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Matthew Collison

Birth20 Jan 1735 - Ashurst, Sussex, England
Death08 Jul 1780 - Ashurst, Sussex, England
MotherSarah Skuce
FatherMatthew Collison

Born in Ashurst, Sussex, England on 20 Jan 1735 to Matthew Collison and Sarah Skuce. Matthew Collison had 10 children. He passed away on 08 Jul 1780 in Ashurst, Sussex, England.

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Matthew Collison
1735 - 1780
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Sarah Skuce
1705 - 1780
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Hannah Collison
1774 - 1826
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John Collison
1778 - 1848
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Mary Collison
1765 - 1804
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Elizabeth Collison
1769 - 1841
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Edward Collison
1776 - 1788
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Susannah Collison
1779 - 1854
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Lucy Collinson
1781 - 1785
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Ann Collinson
1772 - 1857
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Sarah Collinson
1762 - Unknown
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Matilda Collison
Unknown - Unknown

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