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George Heapy

Birth18 Nov 1787 - Downsdale, Quarnford, Staffordshire, England
Death05 Jun 1834 - Downsdale, Quarnford, Staffordshire, England
MotherMary Taylor
FatherGeorge Heapy

Born in Downsdale, Quarnford, Staffordshire, England on 18 Nov 1787 to George Heapy and Mary Taylor. George Heapy married Elizabeth Brunt and had 12 children. He passed away on 05 Jun 1834 in Downsdale, Quarnford, Staffordshire, England.

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Parents
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George Heapy
1752 - Unknown
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Mary Taylor
1758 - 1816
Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth Brunt
1791 - 1826
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Susannah Kirkham
1801 - 1835
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Josiah Heapy
1823 - 1842
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Jesse Heapy
1819 - 1898
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Ellen Heapy
1821 - 1895
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Thomas Heapy
1811 - 1862
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James Heapy
1825 - Unknown
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Benjamin Heapy
1817 - 1819
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Susannah Heapy
1832 - 1836
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William Heapy
1831 - 1886
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Sampson Heapy
1829 - 1854
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Isaac Heapy
1815 - 1875
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John Heapy
1809 - 1843
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Samuel Heapy
1813 - 1898

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