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John Cheesebrough

Birth08 Feb 1784 - Well, North Riding, Yorkshire, England
Death1850 - Not Available
MotherJane Procter
FatherJohn Cheesebrough

Born in Well, North Riding, Yorkshire, England on 08 Feb 1784 to John Cheesebrough and Jane Procter. John Cheesebrough married Elizabeth Webster and had 11 children. He passed away on 1850.

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John Cheesebrough
1759 - 1834
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Jane Procter
1760 - 1792
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Elizabeth Webster
1785 - 1867
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Joseph Cheesebrough
1818 - Unknown
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James Cheesebrough
1814 - 1851
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Mary Ann Cheesebrough
1819 - Unknown
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Alfred Cheesbrough
1823 - 1873
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Mary Cheesebrough
1816 - Unknown
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John Cheesebrough
1808 - 1863
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Elizabeth Cheesebrough
1824 - Unknown
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Jane Cheesebrough
1812 - Unknown
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William Cheeseborough
1807 - 1873
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Mary Ann Cheesebrough
1826 - Unknown
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Isabella Cheesebrough
1805 - Unknown

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