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Edward PROBERT

Birth1726 - Tref Ar Clawdd, Oswestry, Shropshire, England
Death1801 - Shropshire
MotherLettice EVANS
FatherWilliam PROBERT

Born in Tref Ar Clawdd, Oswestry, Shropshire, England on 1726 to William PROBERT and Lettice EVANS. Edward PROBERT had 10 children. He passed away on 1801 in Shropshire.

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William Probert
1699 - 1738
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Lettice Evans
1698 - 1753
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Peter Probert
1760 - Unknown
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Jane Probert
1765 - Unknown
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Susanna Probert Or Withey
1753 - Unknown
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Mary Probert
1748 - Unknown
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William Probert
1750 - 1814
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Anne Probert
1744 - 1746
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Elizabeth Probert
1752 - 1754
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Richard Probert
1764 - 1810
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Elizabeth Probert
1755 - Unknown
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Edward Probert
1758 - Unknown

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