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John Whiting

Birth1748 - Beeford Yorkshire
Death1827 - Sculcoates, Kingston-Upon-Hull, EastYorkshire, England
MotherNot Available
FatherThomas Whiting

Born in Beeford Yorkshire on 1748 to Thomas Whiting. John Whiting married Jane Cornwell (?) and had 13 children. He passed away on 1827 in Sculcoates, Kingston-Upon-Hull, EastYorkshire, England.

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Parents
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Thomas Whiting
Unknown - Unknown
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Not Available
Spouse(s)
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Jane Cornwell (?)
1752 - 1793
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Mary Robinson
1775 - 1848
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Ann Maria Whiting
1782 - 1861
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John Whiting
1774 - 1808
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John Whiting
1786 - 1860
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Edward Whiting
1789 - Unknown
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William Whiting
1776 - 1780
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Anne Whiting
1778 - Unknown
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Jane Whiting
1774 - 1775
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Sarah Whiting
1779 - Unknown
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Ann Whiting
1777 - 1780
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Thomas Whiting
1784 - Unknown
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Jane (Convict) Whiting
1775 - 1826
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Jane Whiting
1769 - 1859
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John Whiting
1786 - 1841

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