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John Jefferies

Birth5 Dec 1770 - Clarks Buildings in The Ambury Bath, England
DeathDEAD - Not Available
MotherAnn Clark
FatherJohn Jefferies

Born in Clarks Buildings in The Ambury Bath, England on 5 Dec 1770 to John Jefferies and Ann Clark. John Jefferies married Elizabeth Moseley and had 9 children. He passed away on DEAD.

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John Jefferies
1736 - 1829
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Ann Clark
Unknown - Unknown
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Elizabeth Moseley
1788 - Unknown
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Rachael Eaton
1772 - 1849
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Mary Seaby
1777 - 1808
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Henry Gardener Jefferies
1799 - 1877
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Mary Jefferies
1794 - Unknown
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John Jeffries
Unknown - Unknown
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Jane Jefferies
1809 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Jefferies
1805 - Unknown
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John Jefferies
1802 - Unknown
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William Jefferies
1795 - Unknown
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Mary Jefferies
1802 - 1873
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John Jeffries
Unknown - Unknown

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