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James Christopher Scarth

Birth14 Jan 1680 - Morley, Leeds, West Yorkshire, England
Death21 June 1757 - Woodkirk, Yorkshire, England
MotherElizabeth Nicholson
FatherJames Scaith Scarth

Born in Morley, Leeds, West Yorkshire, England on 14 Jan 1680 to James Scaith Scarth and Elizabeth Nicholson. James Christopher Scarth married Abigail Ellis and had 7 children. He passed away on 21 June 1757 in Woodkirk, Yorkshire, England.

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James Scaith Scarth
1642 - 1684
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Elizabeth Nicholson
1642 - 1725
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Abigail Ellis
1680 - 1741
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James Searth
Unknown - Unknown
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Susanna Margaretha Schart
1710 - 1777
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Joseph Scarth
1717 - 1782
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James Scarth
1708 - 1790
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John Scarth
1703 - Unknown
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Abigail Scarth
1710 - 1798
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Benjamin Scarth
1720 - Unknown
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Ann Scarth
1705 - 1820

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