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John C Atkinson

Birth14 Dec 1814 - Hesket, in the Forest, Cumberland, England
Death13 Feb 1890 - Burritt, Winnebago, Illinois, USA
MotherJane Foster
FatherJames Atkinson

Born in Hesket, in the Forest, Cumberland, England on 14 Dec 1814 to James Atkinson and Jane Foster. John C Atkinson married Nancy L Conklin and had 10 children. He passed away on 13 Feb 1890 in Burritt, Winnebago, Illinois, USA.

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James Atkinson
1788 - 1846
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Jane Foster
1786 - 1848
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Nancy L Conklin
1822 - 1906
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Mary Isabell Atkinson
1853 - 1882
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Brown Conklin Atkinson
1841 - 1919
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Emma Elizabeth Atkinson
1856 - 1930
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Candace Amelia Atkinson
1858 - 1886
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Ellen Melissa Atkinson
1848 - 1926
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George Alonzo Atkinson
1848 - 1896
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Katherine May Kittie Atkinson
1860 - 1947
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John M. Atkinson
1845 - 1937
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David E Atkinson
1843 - 1863
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Thomas Atkinson
1862 - 1864

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