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Henry Beasley

BirthWFT Est 1702-1736 - Wake Cnty, North Carolina
DeathWFT Est 1762-1817 - Not Available
MotherLydia Beasley Dally
FatherJames John Beasley

Born in Wake Cnty, North Carolina on WFT Est 1702-1736 to James John Beasley and Lydia Beasley Dally. Henry Beasley married Mary Noble and had 9 children. He passed away on WFT Est 1762-1817.

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Parents
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James John Beasley
1682 - 1768
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Lydia Beasley Dally
1682 - 1753
Spouse(s)
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Mary Noble
1727 - 1790
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Jesse Fendal Beasley
1754 - 1833
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Isham Henry Beasley
1760 - 1855
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Ephriam Beasley
1760 - 1833
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Fendal Findil Beasley
1735 - 1740
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Betty Beasley
1735 - 1842
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Winnifred Beasley
1735 - 1842
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William Beasley
1735 - 1740
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Tabetha Tabitha Beasley
1772 - Unknown
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Mary Beasley
1735 - 1842

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