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James Young

Birth28 Apr 1807 - Hetton Le Hole, Durham, England
DeathJuly 1871 - Sunderland, Durham, United Kingdom
MotherGrace Brown
FatherWilliam Young

Born in Hetton Le Hole, Durham, England on 28 Apr 1807 to William Young and Grace Brown. James Young married Phyllis Donnison and had 15 children. He passed away on July 1871 in Sunderland, Durham, United Kingdom.

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Parents
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William Young
1771 - Unknown
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Grace Brown
1772 - 1810
Spouse(s)
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Phyllis Donnison
1799 - 1847
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Mary Ann Jackson
1825 - Unknown
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Mary Ann Swaddle
1821 - 1876
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Grace Young
1832 - 1889
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Thomas Young
1823 - 1879
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William Young
1835 - Unknown
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Jane Ann Young
1849 - Unknown
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Hugh Young
1856 - 1927
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Charles Young
1829 - Unknown
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John Young
1837 - Unknown
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Robert Young
1854 - 1940
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Henry Young
1859 - 1927
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William Young
1864 - Unknown
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Margaret Ann Young
1866 - 1900
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James Young
1851 - 1920
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Susan Young
1869 - Unknown
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John Young
1847 - Unknown
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Joseph Young
1861 - Unknown

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