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Mary Singleton

Birth12 Dec 1772 - Ravenglass, Cumberland, , England
Death30 May 1841 - Gillhouse, Kirkby Ireleth
MotherElizabeth Maeder
FatherWilliam Singleton

Born in Ravenglass, Cumberland, , England on 12 Dec 1772 to William Singleton and Elizabeth Maeder. Mary Singleton married Plato Denney and had 14 children. She passed away on 30 May 1841 in Gillhouse, Kirkby Ireleth.

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Parents
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William Singleton
1741 - 1823
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Elizabeth Maeder
1741 - 1828
Spouse(s)
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Plato Denney
1768 - 1851
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Ann Denny
1803 - 1873
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Thomas Denny
1811 - 1892
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William Denney
1795 - 1796
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Myles Denny
1808 - 1886
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Mary Denny
1806 - Unknown
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John Denny
1805 - 1886
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Jane Denny
1798 - 1872
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Elizabeth Denny
1802 - 1881
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Hannah Denney
1812 - Unknown
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William Denny
1814 - 1842
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Henry Denny
1819 - Unknown
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Jane Birkett
1812 - Unknown
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Francis (Fanny) Cape
1803 - 1844
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Thomas Denny
1797 - 1881

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