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John William Hebblethwait

Birth15 Feb 1639 - Wensley, Yorkshire, England
Death3 Jul 1691 - Preston, Lancashire, England
MotherAnne Vbancke
FatherEdward Hebblethwait

Born in Wensley, Yorkshire, England on 15 Feb 1639 to Edward Hebblethwait and Anne Vbancke. John William Hebblethwait married Jane Jamison/Jameson and had 8 children. He passed away on 3 Jul 1691 in Preston, Lancashire, England.

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Parents
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Edward Hebblethwait
1614 - 1673
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Anne Vbancke
1614 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Jane Jamison/jameson
1645 - 1709
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Jane Tomson
Unknown - Unknown
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Elizabeth Bland
1644 - 1719
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Edward Hebblethwait
1686 - 1687
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Elizabeth Hebblethwait
1677 - 1687
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William Hebblethwait
1682 - 1759
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Edward Hebblethwait
1676 - 1679
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Agnes Heblethwaite
1679 - 1767
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Bryan Heblethwaite
1666 - 1767
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Elizabeth
1664 - Unknown
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Miss Heblethwaite
1662 - 1683

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