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Ellen Longbottom

Birth4 Apr 1805 - Yorkshire, England
DeathJun 1849 - Wakefield, Yorkshire West Riding
MotherElizabeth Parritt
FatherThomas Longbottom

Born in Yorkshire, England on 4 Apr 1805 to Thomas Longbottom and Elizabeth Parritt. Ellen Longbottom married John Raby and had 8 children. She passed away on Jun 1849 in Wakefield, Yorkshire West Riding.

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Parents
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Thomas Longbottom
1777 - 1856
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Elizabeth Parritt
1779 - 1873
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John Raby
1805 - 1876
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Martha Raby
1829 - Unknown
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Edward Raby
1837 - 1839
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Emma Ellen Raby
1839 - 1890
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John Raby
1830 - 1915
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Lydia Raby
1836 - 1908
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Mary Raby
1834 - 1865
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Elizabeth Raby
1845 - 1924
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Thomas Longbottom Raby
1842 - 1845

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