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James Beavis

Birth1840 - Eling, Hampshire, England
Death1908 - Hampshire, Wiltshire, United Kingdom
MotherMary Ann Cabbott
FatherJames Beavis

Born in Eling, Hampshire, England on 1840 to James Beavis and Mary Ann Cabbott. James Beavis married Martha Mary Lanaghan and had 9 children. He passed away on 1908 in Hampshire, Wiltshire, United Kingdom.

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James Beavis
1812 - Unknown
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Mary Ann Cabbott
1804 - Unknown
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Martha Mary Lanaghan
1849 - Unknown
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Fanny Beavis
1882 - 1961
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Albert Thomas Beavis
1879 - Unknown
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Frank Beavis
1886 - Unknown
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William George Beavis
1868 - Unknown
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Elias Beavis
1873 - 1951
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Harry Beavis
1883 - Unknown
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Frances A. Beavis
1876 - Unknown
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Alice Beavis
1889 - Unknown
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Frederick Beavis
1870 - 1921

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