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John Gutteridge

Birth7 Jun 1724 - Whitechurch, Oxfordshire, England
Death28 Oct 1797 - Whitchurch, Oxfordshire, , England
MotherAnn Monday
FatherJohn Gutteridge

Born in Whitechurch, Oxfordshire, England on 7 Jun 1724 to John Gutteridge and Ann Monday. John Gutteridge married Mary Collins and had 13 children. He passed away on 28 Oct 1797 in Whitchurch, Oxfordshire, , England.

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John Gutteridge
1690 - 1766
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Ann Monday
1697 - 1756
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Mary Collins
1729 - 1797
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George Gutteridge
Unknown - Unknown
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William Gutteridge
1755 - 1816
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Richard Gutteridge
1756 - 1821
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James Gutteridge
1752 - 1816
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Thomas Gutteridge
1759 - 1830
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Samuel Gutteridge
1762 - 1850
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Mary Gutteridge
1769 - Unknown
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Joseph Gutteridge
Unknown - Unknown
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Ann Gutteridge
1760 - Unknown
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Benjamin Gutteridge
Unknown - Unknown
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Jonathan Gutteridge
Unknown - Unknown
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Francis Gutteridge
1763 - 1850
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Elizabeth Gutteridge
1773 - Unknown

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