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Ellen Pearson

Birth3 Jan 1797 - Not Available
DeathJuly 1849 - Leeds, Yorkshire West Riding
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FatherNot Available

Born on 3 Jan 1797. Ellen Pearson married Benjamin Rogers and had 12 children. She passed away on July 1849 in Leeds, Yorkshire West Riding.

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Spouse(s)
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Benjamin Rogers
1796 - 1854
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Benjamin Rodgers
1797 - 1851
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Benjamin Rogers
Unknown - Unknown
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Benjamin Rogers
1802 - Unknown
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Benjamin Rogers
Unknown - Unknown
Children Show all
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Phoebe Rogers
1832 - 1866
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Rachel Rogers
1842 - 1928
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Joseph Rogers
1839 - Unknown
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Ellen Rogers
1836 - Unknown
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Mary Rogers
1832 - Unknown
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Martha Rogers
1828 - Unknown
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Sarah Rogers
1830 - Unknown
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William Rogers
1825 - Unknown
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Samuel Rogers
Unknown - Unknown
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Ann Rogers
1822 - Unknown
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Benjamin Rogers
Unknown - Unknown
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Jacob Rogers
1822 - Unknown

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