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John Beasley

BirthOctober 1851 - HINCKLEY Leicestershire England
DeathOct 1904 - HINCKLEY Leicestershire England
MotherCaroline Bromley
FatherCharles Beasley

Born in HINCKLEY Leicestershire England on October 1851 to Charles Beasley and Caroline Bromley. John Beasley married Ann Moore and had 9 children. He passed away on Oct 1904 in HINCKLEY Leicestershire England.

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Parents
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Charles Beasley
1824 - 1881
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Caroline Bromley
1826 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Ann Moore
1852 - 1927
Children Show all
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Arthur James Beasley
1888 - 1961
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Rose Ann Beasley
1885 - 1937
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Lily Beasley
1888 - Unknown
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Ellen Beasley
1871 - Unknown
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Sarah A. Beasley
1880 - Unknown
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Ernest Beasley
1892 - 1962
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Florrie Beasley
1894 - Unknown
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Clara Beasley
1873 - Unknown
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Charles Beasley
1888 - 1964

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