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Mary Null Spight Spite

Birth1797 - Lavenham, Suffolk
Death1838 - LAVENHAM [COSFORD] SUFFOLK ENGLAND
MotherSarah Marshall
FatherJohn Spight

Born in Lavenham, Suffolk on 1797 to John Spight and Sarah Marshall. Mary Null Spight Spite married Joseph Walker and had 9 children. She passed away on 1838 in LAVENHAM [COSFORD] SUFFOLK ENGLAND.

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Parents
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John Spight
1771 - 1847
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Sarah Marshall
1772 - 1836
Spouse(s)
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Joseph Walker
1791 - 1874
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Mary Ann Walker
1819 - 1902
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John Walker
1832 - 1914
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Ann Walker
1824 - 1902
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William Walker
1835 - 1904
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Joseph Walker
1829 - 1892
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Susan Walker
1828 - 1843
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Sarah Walker
1823 - Unknown
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Joseph Walker
1818 - 1818
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Maria Mitchel
1830 - 1892

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