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John Mann

Birth1811 - Farewell and Chorley, Staffordshire, England
DeathApr 1873 - Lichfield, Staffordshire
MotherElizabeth Henney
FatherGeorge Mann

Born in Farewell and Chorley, Staffordshire, England on 1811 to George Mann and Elizabeth Henney. John Mann married Mary Ann Whitehouse and had 13 children. He passed away on Apr 1873 in Lichfield, Staffordshire.

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Parents
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George Mann
1784 - 1871
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Elizabeth Henney
Unknown - 1864
Spouse(s)
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Mary Ann Whitehouse
1823 - 1889
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Eliza Benton
1820 - 1860
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Caroline Mann
1853 - Unknown
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Mary Ann Mann
1849 - Unknown
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John Daniel Mann
1850 - Unknown
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William Albert Mann
1854 - Unknown
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George Mann
1844 - 1882
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Elizabeth Charlotte Mann
1847 - Unknown
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Edwin Mann
1852 - 1912
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Lucy Mann
1840 - 1901
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George Mann
1855 - 1942
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Mary Mann
1842 - 1929
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Charles Mann
1847 - 1913
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William Mann
1849 - 1900
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Eliza Mann
1845 - Unknown

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