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Hannah Collison

Birth1725 - Stockbury, Kent, England
Death22 Dec 1793 - Kent
MotherJane Richards
FatherWilliam Collison

Born in Stockbury, Kent, England on 1725 to William Collison and Jane Richards. Hannah Collison married John Kidney and had 14 children. She passed away on 22 Dec 1793 in Kent.

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Parents
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William Collison
Unknown - Unknown
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Jane Richards
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Spouse(s)
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John Kidney
1721 - 1769
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James Kitney
1763 - 1847
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Elizabeth Kitney
1757 - 1758
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Hannah Kitney
1751 - Unknown
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Edward Kidney
1749 - 1819
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Samuel Kitney
1766 - 1874
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Thomas Kitney
1759 - Unknown
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Frances Kitney
1761 - 1790
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John Kitney
1746 - 1819
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John Kidney
1760 - 1841
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Mercy Kitney
1751 - 1752
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Martha Kitney
1753 - Unknown
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Michael Kitney
1755 - Unknown
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Thomas Kitney
1756 - 1758
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Ann Kitney
1758 - Unknown

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