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Elizabeth Cordingly

Birth1780 - Calverley, Yorkshire, , England
Death10 Aug 1834 - Calverley, Yorkshire, , England
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Born in Calverley, Yorkshire, , England on 1780. Elizabeth Cordingly married Thomas Childs and had 9 children. She passed away on 10 Aug 1834 in Calverley, Yorkshire, , England.

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Thomas Childs
1782 - 1824
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William Child
1808 - Unknown
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James Child
1802 - 1829
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Sarah Champion
1805 - Unknown
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Sarah Telford
Unknown - Unknown
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Sarah Child
1805 - Unknown
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Mary Child
1799 - 1848
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Elizabeth Bangs
1812 - 1841
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Elizabeth "Betty" Child
1814 - 1857
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Sarah Ostcliffe
1805 - Unknown

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