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Edward Smith Collier

Birth01 May 1699 - Witney Oxfordshire, England
DeathNov 1770 - Witney, Oxfordshire, , England
MotherNot Available
FatherWilliam Collier

Born in Witney Oxfordshire, England on 01 May 1699 to William Collier. Edward Smith Collier married Mary Minchin and had 13 children. He passed away on Nov 1770 in Witney, Oxfordshire, , England.

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William Collier
1663 - 1732
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Spouse(s)
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Mary Minchin
1698 - 1769
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Edward Collier
1725 - 1792
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John Collier
1744 - 1820
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Ann 101-2 Collier
1733 - 1733
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Benjamin Collier
1736 - 1737
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William Collier
1738 - 1802
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Mary Collier
1727 - 1827
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Sarah Collier
1724 - 1724
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Elizabeth Collier
1731 - 1831
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Mary Collier
1733 - 1734
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Elizabeth Collier
1735 - Unknown
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Edward Collier
1762 - 1834
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Edward Collier
1748 - Unknown
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John Collier
Unknown - 1805

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