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Matthew Longbottom

Birth06 Sep 1791 - Beckfoot, Yorkshire, England
Death14 Dec 1871 - Bingley, Yorkshire, England
MotherMARTHA RHODES
FatherMatthew Longbottom

Born in Beckfoot, Yorkshire, England on 06 Sep 1791 to Matthew Longbottom and MARTHA RHODES. Matthew Longbottom married Mary Stephenson and had 6 children. He passed away on 14 Dec 1871 in Bingley, Yorkshire, England.

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Matthew Longbottom
1747 - 1823
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Martha Rhodes
1757 - Unknown
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Mary Stephenson
1792 - 1867
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Jane Longbottom
1836 - Unknown
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William Longbottom
1831 - Unknown
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Hannah Longbottom
1838 - Unknown
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Betty Longbottom
1826 - Unknown
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Mary Longbottom
1826 - Unknown
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Martha Medlicott
1822 - Unknown

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