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Jane WATSON

BirthAbt 1807 - Easington,Co.Durham,England
Death20 Mar 1871 - Gateshead, Durham, England
MotherEleanor Bolam
FatherJohn Watson

Born in Easington,Co.Durham,England on Abt 1807 to John Watson and Eleanor Bolam. Jane WATSON married John Kipling and had 8 children. She passed away on 20 Mar 1871 in Gateshead, Durham, England.

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Parents
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John Watson
1780 - 1870
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Eleanor Bolam
1784 - 1851
Spouse(s)
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John Kipling
1810 - 1867
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John Feargrieve
Unknown - Unknown
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George Watson Fairgrieve
1839 - 1844
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Thomas Feargrieve
1833 - 1912
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Mary Feargrieve
1829 - Unknown
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Sarah Fairgrieve
1837 - Unknown
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William Feargrieve
1841 - Unknown
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Isabella Ann Fairgreave
1835 - Unknown
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Ann Fairgrieve
1835 - Unknown
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John Feargrieve
1831 - 1889

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