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Emily Ann Bushell

Birthabt 1831 - Cihnaenllroyd, Carmarthenshire, Wales
Death3 Feb 1882 - New Moat, Pembrokeshire, Wales
MotherMary Thomas
FatherJames Parsons Bushell

Born in Cihnaenllroyd, Carmarthenshire, Wales on abt 1831 to James Parsons Bushell and Mary Thomas. Emily Ann Bushell married John Llewellyn and had 10 children. She passed away on 3 Feb 1882 in New Moat, Pembrokeshire, Wales.

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Parents
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James Parsons Bushell
1801 - 1875
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Mary Thomas
1804 - 1870
Spouse(s)
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John Llewellyn
1823 - 1909
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Emily Llewellyn
1868 - Unknown
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Ann Llewellyn
1864 - 1928
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Henrietta Llewellyn
1866 - 1913
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Margaret Bushell Llewelyn
1872 - 1947
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John Llewellyn
1861 - 1928
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Sarah Alice Llewellyn
1858 - 1929
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Thomas Llewellyn
1851 - 1921
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James Llewellyn
1855 - 1888
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Mary Llewellyn
1853 - 1900
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Martha Llewellyn
1859 - 1945

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