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Jane NICHOLSON

Birth30 Dec 1714 - Hartburn, Northumberland, England
Death1766 - Hartburn, Northumberland, , England
MotherElizabeth Taylor
FatherRalph Nicholson

Born in Hartburn, Northumberland, England on 30 Dec 1714 to Ralph Nicholson and Elizabeth Taylor. Jane NICHOLSON married Robert WANLESS (WANLES) and had 10 children. She passed away on 1766 in Hartburn, Northumberland, , England.

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Parents
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Ralph Nicholson
1678 - 1747
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Elizabeth Taylor
1678 - 1753
Spouse(s)
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Robert Wanless (Wanles)
1710 - 1783
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Thomas Wanless
1742 - 1824
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Esther Wanless
1748 - 1797
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William Wanless
1754 - 1757
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Isabel (Isobel) Wanlass
1736 - Unknown
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Stephen Wanless
1751 - 1824
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Joseph Wanless
1745 - 1746
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Frances Wanless
1758 - 1759
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Isabel Wanless
1748 - Unknown
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Isabel Wanless
1740 - Unknown
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John Wanless
1734 - Unknown

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