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John Broadley

Birth1700 - Clayton le Moors Lancashire England
Death20 March 1766 - Church Accrington, Lancashire, England
MotherAlice Grymeshaw
FatherJohn Broadley

Born in Clayton le Moors Lancashire England on 1700 to John Broadley and Alice Grymeshaw. John Broadley married Margery Bridge and had 9 children. He passed away on 20 March 1766 in Church Accrington, Lancashire, England.

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Parents
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John Broadley
1660 - 1733
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Alice Grymeshaw
1666 - 1751
Spouse(s)
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Margery Bridge
1700 - 1761
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Abraham Broadley
1737 - 1826
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Jennet Broadley
1739 - 1824
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William Broadley
1733 - 1734
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John Broadley
1728 - 1813
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Matthew Broadley
1742 - 1805
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Alice Broadley
1726 - 1738
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Jonas Bradley
1745 - 1798
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Elizabeth Broadley Bradshaw
1735 - 1822
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Elizabeth Broadley
1731 - 1733

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