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James Thornton

Birth1745 - Witham, Essex, England
Deathabt 1784 - Not Available
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Born in Witham, Essex, England on 1745. James Thornton married Mary Ann Brown and had 15 children. He passed away on abt 1784.

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Mary Ann Brown
1745 - 1818
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Ann
Unknown - Unknown
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Mary Brown
1730 - Unknown
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Anna Thornton
Unknown - Unknown
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James Thornton
1777 - 1855
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Sarah Thornton
1772 - Unknown
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John Thornton
1773 - 1773
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Judith Thornton
1777 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Thornton
1781 - Unknown
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Richard Thornton
1778 - Unknown
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Hannah Thornton
1770 - Unknown
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Sally Thornton
1781 - 1782
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Sally Thornton
1787 - Unknown
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Molly Thornton
1778 - 1858
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James Thornton
1769 - Unknown
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Ellen Thornton
1785 - Unknown
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Sarah Thornton
1774 - Unknown
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William Thornton
1776 - Unknown
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Ellen Thornton
1785 - Unknown

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