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John Farthing

Birth1778 - Aspall, Framsden, suffolk, England
DeathJanuary 1849 - Bosmere, Suffolk
MotherNot Available
Father2d Farthing

Born in Aspall, Framsden, suffolk, England on 1778 to 2d Farthing. John Farthing married Elizabeth Vesey and had 11 children. He passed away on January 1849 in Bosmere, Suffolk.

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Parents
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2D Farthing
1740 - Unknown
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Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth Vesey
1776 - 1860
Children Show all
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Rebecca Farthing
1814 - 1894
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Joseph Farthing
1816 - 1817
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Jonathan Farthing
1809 - 1879
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John Farthing
1801 - 1864
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Mary Ann Farthing
1802 - Unknown
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Amy Farthing
1818 - 1845
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Charles Farthing
1811 - 1863
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Elizabeth Farthing
1796 - Unknown
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Henery Farthing
1815 - 1896
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Joseph Farthing
1824 - 1889
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William Farthing
1807 - 1866

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