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Hannah Jackson

Birth27 Apr 1808 - Birkin, Yorkshire, England
Death22 January 1866 - Kildwick, Yorkshire, England
MotherMary Cockshott
FatherThomas Jackson

Born in Birkin, Yorkshire, England on 27 Apr 1808 to Thomas Jackson and Mary Cockshott. Hannah Jackson married Jonas Throup and had 14 children. She passed away on 22 January 1866 in Kildwick, Yorkshire, England.

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Parents
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Thomas Jackson
1779 - 1830
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Mary Cockshott
1781 - 1835
Spouse(s)
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Jonas Throup
1806 - 1863
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Mary Ann Throupe
1833 - 1880
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Joseph Laycock Throup
1844 - 1906
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Martha Selina Wilkinson
1847 - 1897
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Thomas Throup
1830 - 1897
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Jonas Throup
1835 - 1882
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Margaret Caroline Throup
1841 - 1932
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George Jackson Throup
1837 - 1903
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Jane Ann Throup
1839 - 1921
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Hannah Throup
1831 - 1914
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Maria Throup
1850 - 1944
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Elizabeth Throup
1827 - 1856
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Samuel Throup
1825 - 1847
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David William Throup
1843 - 1846
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Richard Theophilius Throup
1853 - 1853

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