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James Grayson

Birth13 May 1753 - St. Michael and All Angels, Croston, Lancashire
Death18 Apr 1828 - Ulnes Walton, St. Michael and all the Angels,Croston, Lancashire
MotherMary Critchley
FatherJohn Grayson

Born in St. Michael and All Angels, Croston, Lancashire on 13 May 1753 to John Grayson and Mary Critchley. James Grayson married Ann Ellen Taylor and had 5 children. He passed away on 18 Apr 1828 in Ulnes Walton, St. Michael and all the Angels,Croston, Lancashire.

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Parents
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John Grayson
1720 - 1766
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Mary Critchley
1727 - 1766
Spouse(s)
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Ann Ellen Taylor
1756 - 1835
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Margaret Hesketh
1755 - 1797
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Margaret Grayson
1788 - Unknown
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John Grayson
1781 - Unknown
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Ellis Grayson
1783 - 1834
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Thomas Grayson
1785 - Unknown
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Thomas Grayson
1785 - 1853

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