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Henry Sudweeks

Birth22 APR 1710 - Isle of Grain, Kent, England
Death12 FEB 1793 - St. James, Isle of Grain, Kent, England, United Kingdom
MotherNot Available
FatherThomas Sedwex

Born in Isle of Grain, Kent, England on 22 APR 1710 to Thomas Sedwex. Henry Sudweeks married Sarah Beckot or Beckett or Becket and had 6 children. He passed away on 12 FEB 1793 in St. James, Isle of Grain, Kent, England, United Kingdom.

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Thomas Sedwex
1675 - 1760
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Sarah Beckot Or Beckett Or Becket
1728 - 1774
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Richard (Sedwex) Sudweeks
1753 - 1828
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Joseph Sudweeks
1757 - 1821
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Mary Sudweeks
1760 - 1782
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Thomas Sudweeks
1750 - 1753
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Mary Sudweeks
1753 - 1753
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Ame Sudweeks
1757 - Unknown

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