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Lydia Whitehead

Birthabt 1818 - Norton, Derbyshire, England
DeathJuly 1869 - Mosbro, Derbyshire
MotherElizabeth Taylor
FatherWilliam Whitehead

Born in Norton, Derbyshire, England on abt 1818 to William Whitehead and Elizabeth Taylor. Lydia Whitehead married John Stevenson and had 12 children. She passed away on July 1869 in Mosbro, Derbyshire.

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Parents
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William Whitehead
1795 - 1847
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Elizabeth Taylor
1792 - 1847
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John Stevenson
1811 - 1887
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Hannah Stevenson
1839 - 1900
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John Stevenson
1851 - 1864
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Mary Stevenson
1841 - 1904
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William Stevenson
1844 - 1898
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Henry Stevenson
1849 - Unknown
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James Stevenson
1846 - Unknown
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Thomas Stevenson
1858 - Unknown
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Lydia Stevenson
1856 - 1932
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Lydia Lacey
1854 - Unknown
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George Stevenson
1853 - 1907
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Arthur Stevenson
1862 - 1932
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Jane Stevenson
1837 - 1914

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