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Edward Nicholson

Birth9 Aug 1793 - winstead, Yorkshire, , England
Death24 APR 1868 - Easington, east yorkshire, england
MotherAnn Rich
FatherEdward Nicholson

Born in winstead, Yorkshire, , England on 9 Aug 1793 to Edward Nicholson and Ann Rich. Edward Nicholson married Hannah CRAWFORTH and had 7 children. He passed away on 24 APR 1868 in Easington, east yorkshire, england.

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Edward Nicholson
1760 - 1807
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Ann Rich
1757 - 1827
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Hannah Crawforth
1794 - 1881
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Crawforth Nicholson
1826 - 1877
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Edward Nicholson
1820 - 1884
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Matthew Nicholson
1818 - 1887
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Mary Nicholson
1833 - 1909
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Ann Nicholson
1828 - Unknown
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Thomas Nicholson
1823 - Unknown
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Hannah Nicholson
1831 - 1893

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