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James Frearson

Birth1720 - Kirkby Ireleth Lancashire
Death3 Jan 1795 - Kirkby Ireleth Lancashire
MotherElizabeth Cooke
FatherJohn Frearson

Born in Kirkby Ireleth Lancashire on 1720 to John Frearson and Elizabeth Cooke. James Frearson married Agnes Sawrey and had 8 children. He passed away on 3 Jan 1795 in Kirkby Ireleth Lancashire.

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John Frearson
Unknown - Unknown
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Elizabeth Cooke
Unknown - 1737
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Agnes Sawrey
1714 - 1782
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John Frierson
1745 - 1816
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Elizabeth Frierson
1745 - 1806
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James Frearson
1759 - Unknown
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Agnes Frearson
1743 - 1774
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Eleanor Frearson
1754 - Unknown
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William Frearson
1749 - 1809
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Henry Frearson
1746 - 1746
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Jane Frearson
1752 - Unknown

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