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John Nicholson

Birth1816 - Kingston, Hampshire, England
Death20 May 1881 - Surrey, England
MotherElizabeth Hariett Coster
FatherJohn Nicholson

Born in Kingston, Hampshire, England on 1816 to John Nicholson and Elizabeth Hariett Coster. John Nicholson married Hannah 1 Dunning and had 11 children. He passed away on 20 May 1881 in Surrey, England.

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John Nicholson
1773 - 1870
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Elizabeth Hariett Coster
1784 - 1849
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Hannah 1 Dunning
1821 - 1858
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John Nicholson
1843 - Unknown
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George William Nicholson
1847 - 1928
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Edwin Nicholson
1851 - Unknown
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Alfred Nicholson
1849 - Unknown
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Hannah Nicholson
1854 - 1931
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Rosina Julia Nicholson
1869 - Unknown
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Rhoda Nicholson
1857 - Unknown
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Sarah M. Nicholson
1861 - Unknown
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Emma Jane Nicholson
1860 - Unknown
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Arthur H. Nicholson
1869 - Unknown
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Edith Nicholson
1873 - Unknown

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