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Mercy Laybourn

Birth11 Oct 1781 - Nafferton, Yorkshire, England
Death1822 - Market Weighton, Yorkshire, England
MotherJane Robinson
FatherRichard Laybourne

Born in Nafferton, Yorkshire, England on 11 Oct 1781 to Richard Laybourne and Jane Robinson. Mercy Laybourn married James Gell and had 9 children. She passed away on 1822 in Market Weighton, Yorkshire, England.

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Richard Laybourne
1743 - 1820
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Jane Robinson
1740 - 1827
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James Gell
1780 - 1862
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Robert Gell
1806 - 1891
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Emma Gell
1808 - 1879
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Jane Gell
1805 - 1895
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Laban Gell
1816 - 1847
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William Gell
1821 - 1864
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Ann Gell
1810 - 1876
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James Gell
1815 - Unknown
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James Gell
1812 - 1903
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Robert Gell
1815 - 1870

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