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James Lythgoe

Birth1812 - Shevington, Lancashire, England
DeathCALC 1893 - , Mutford, Suffolk, England
MotherAlice ??
FatherThomas 1st Lythgo

Born in Shevington, Lancashire, England on 1812 to Thomas 1st Lythgo and Alice ??. James Lythgoe married Eliza Lythgo and had 9 children. He passed away on CALC 1893 in , Mutford, Suffolk, England.

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Parents
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Thomas 1St Lythgo
1789 - Unknown
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Alice ??
1789 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Eliza Lythgo
1812 - Unknown
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Lydia Lithgo
1814 - 1856
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William Lithgo
1843 - 1927
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Charles Lythgo
1844 - Unknown
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Fredrick Lithgo
1851 - Unknown
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Ester Lythgo
1848 - 1925
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James Lythgo
1839 - 1883
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Charles Lythgo
1846 - 1927
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Thomas Lithgo
1840 - Unknown
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Sarah Lithgo
1836 - 1864
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Ellen Stopforth
1851 - Unknown

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