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John Hardman

Birth9 Dec 1668 - Radcliffe, Lancashire, England
DeathNot Available - Not Available
MotherHelen/Ellen Coup/Cowper/Couper
FatherThomas Hardman

Born in Radcliffe, Lancashire, England on 9 Dec 1668 to Thomas Hardman and Helen/Ellen Coup/Cowper/Couper. John Hardman married Elizabeth Davenport and had 9 children.

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Parents
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Thomas Hardman
1632 - Unknown
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Helen/ellen Coup/cowper/couper
1642 - 1717
Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth Davenport
1671 - Unknown
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William Hardman
1702 - Unknown
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Abraham Hardman
1695 - Unknown
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Mary Ellen Hardman
1714 - 1781
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John Hardman
1706 - Unknown
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Mary Hardman
1697 - Unknown
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Ellen Hardman
Unknown - Unknown
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Esther Hardman
1709 - 1710
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Richard Hardman
1712 - 1713
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Elizabeth Hardman
1699 - Unknown

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