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JAMES JOHN SUTTON

Birth25 May 1822 - Crabtree Row, St. Matthew, Bethnal Green, London, England UK
Death20 Oct 1871 - 19 Brownlow St, Dalston, London, England UK
MotherRebecca Quixley
FatherWilliam Sutton

Born in Crabtree Row, St. Matthew, Bethnal Green, London, England UK on 25 May 1822 to William Sutton and Rebecca Quixley. JAMES JOHN SUTTON married Elizabeth Susannah Bartley and had 8 children. He passed away on 20 Oct 1871 in 19 Brownlow St, Dalston, London, England UK.

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William Sutton
1790 - 1864
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Rebecca Quixley
1790 - 1841
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Elizabeth Susannah Bartley
1820 - Unknown
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Septimus John King Sutton
1852 - 1922
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Charles Sutton
1858 - 1925
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Richard Sutton
1860 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Sutton
1865 - Unknown
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James Sutton
1848 - 1882
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Frederick Sutton
1846 - Unknown
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John Sutton
1851 - 1861
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Maria Sutton
1852 - 1900

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