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James Marks

Birthabt 1802 - Stroud, Gloucestershire, England
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Born in Stroud, Gloucestershire, England on abt 1802. James Marks married Sarah Marks and had 12 children.

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Sarah Marks
1805 - 1855
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Sarah
1802 - Unknown
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Fanny Marks
1834 - Unknown
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Henry Marks
1836 - Unknown
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Mary Marks
1840 - Unknown
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Fannie Schlomson
1833 - Unknown
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William Marks
1838 - Unknown
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Sarah Marks
1829 - Unknown
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Henry Merks
1829 - 1901
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Henry Marks
1833 - Unknown
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Charlotte Marks
1826 - Unknown
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William Marks
1839 - Unknown
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Mary Marks
1837 - Unknown
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Henry Marks
Unknown - Unknown

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