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John Williamson

Birth27 MAR 1737 - Terrington, North Yorkshire, England
Death20 FEB 1796 - Terrington, North Yorkshire, England
MotherMary Hawcroft
FatherHenry Williamson

Born in Terrington, North Yorkshire, England on 27 MAR 1737 to Henry Williamson and Mary Hawcroft. John Williamson married Elizabeth Blenkarn and had 6 children. He passed away on 20 FEB 1796 in Terrington, North Yorkshire, England.

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Henry Williamson
1703 - 1790
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Mary Hawcroft
1705 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Blenkarn
Unknown - 1809
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Jane Williamson
1765 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Williamson
1770 - Unknown
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Mary Williamson
1768 - 1768
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Mary Williamson
1774 - 1789
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Richard Williamson
1764 - 1790
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Ann Williamson
1778 - 1793

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