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Ellen Levingstone

Birthabt 1821 - Sharples, Lancashire, England
DeathAbt Jan 1880 - Halliwell, Lancashire, England
MotherAlice Roe
FatherHugh Levingston

Born in Sharples, Lancashire, England on abt 1821 to Hugh Levingston and Alice Roe. Ellen Levingstone married Samuel Taylor and had 13 children. She passed away on Abt Jan 1880 in Halliwell, Lancashire, England.

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Parents
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Hugh Levingston
1796 - 1855
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Alice Roe
1791 - 1859
Spouse(s)
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Samuel Taylor
1820 - 1893
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Elizabeth Alice Taylor
1851 - Unknown
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Thomas Taylor
1847 - 1879
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Anne Taylor
1860 - Unknown
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Samuel Taylor
1863 - Unknown
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Harriet Taylor
1841 - Unknown
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Matilda Taylor
1866 - Unknown
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Emma Taylor
1858 - 1933
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Mary Ellen Taylor
1856 - Unknown
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John Taylor
1841 - 1909
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Sarah Taylor
1861 - 1877
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Eliza Taylor
1850 - Unknown
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Sarah Maria Taylor
1853 - 1859
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Elizabeth Alice Taylor
1845 - 1847

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