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David Appleyard

Birth28 Nov 1714 - Grimsby, Lincolnshire, England, United Kingdom
Death1784 or 1786 - Cleethorpes Lincolnshire, England
MotherAnne Oates
FatherJames Appleyard

Born in Grimsby, Lincolnshire, England, United Kingdom on 28 Nov 1714 to James Appleyard and Anne Oates. David Appleyard married Anne Draper and had 9 children. He passed away on 1784 or 1786 in Cleethorpes Lincolnshire, England.

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James Appleyard
1663 - 1723
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Anne Oates
1671 - 1732
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Anne Draper
1721 - 1784
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Elizabeth Appleyard (Harrison)
1744 - Unknown
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Lydia Appleyard
1752 - 1793
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Jane Appleyard
1748 - Unknown
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Frances Appleyard
1757 - 1832
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Susannah Appleyard
1762 - 1845
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Jemima Appleyard
1755 - Unknown
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Thomas Appleyard
1740 - 1741
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Mary Appleyard
1746 - Unknown
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Anne Appleyard
1748 - Unknown

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