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James Burroughs

BirthAbt 1776 - Aldeby, Suffolk, England
DeathOctober 1845 - Loddon, Norfolk, United Kingdom
MotherFrances Chalker
FatherPeter Burrows

Born in Aldeby, Suffolk, England on Abt 1776 to Peter Burrows and Frances Chalker. James Burroughs married Mary Ann Rising and had 6 children. He passed away on October 1845 in Loddon, Norfolk, United Kingdom.

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Peter Burrows
Unknown - Unknown
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Frances Chalker
1747 - 1803
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Mary Ann Rising
1777 - 1838
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Mary Rising
Unknown - Unknown
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Frances Burrows
Unknown - 1884
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Mary Ann Burroughs
1798 - 1861
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Eliza Burroughs
1821 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Burrows
1801 - Unknown
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William Burroughs
1810 - 1888
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James Burroughs
1804 - Unknown

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