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Elizabeth CRAMPTON

Birth15 Nov 1694 - Heckington
Death1754 - Not Available
MotherNot Available
FatherThomas Crampton

Born in Heckington on 15 Nov 1694 to Thomas Crampton. Elizabeth CRAMPTON married John Blackburne and had 10 children. She passed away on 1754.

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Thomas Crampton
1664 - Unknown
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Spouse(s)
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John Blackburne
1708 - 1757
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John Blackburn
1718 - 1720
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Sarah Blackburn
1726 - 1726
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Henry Blackburn
1728 - Unknown
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Edward Blackburn
1731 - 1731
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Rebecca Blackburn
1730 - Unknown
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Ann Blackburn
1724 - 1728
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James Blackburn
1733 - 1783
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Thomas Blackburn
1719 - Unknown
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Ann Blackburn
1724 - 1728
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Richard Blackburn
1732 - Unknown

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