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John Longstaff

Birth22 Oct 1681 - Bishop Auckland, Durham, England
Death1730 - Bishop Auckland, Durham, England
MotherMargaret (Lowe) Lowther
FatherThomas Langstaff

Born in Bishop Auckland, Durham, England on 22 Oct 1681 to Thomas Langstaff and Margaret (Lowe) Lowther. John Longstaff married Margaret Watson and had 10 children. He passed away on 1730 in Bishop Auckland, Durham, England.

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Parents
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Thomas Langstaff
1658 - 1705
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Margaret (Lowe) Lowther
1658 - 1698
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Margaret Watson
1681 - 1724
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John Longstaff
1719 - 1767
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Thomas Langstaff
1711 - 1788
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Margret Langstafe
1713 - 1719
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Mary Langstaff
1715 - 1762
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Simon Langstaff
1721 - 1767
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Joseph Langstaffe
1725 - 1727
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Anne Longstaff
1725 - Unknown
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George Langstaff
1726 - 1803
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Richard Langstaffe
1721 - 1767
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Margaret Longstaff
1719 - Unknown

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