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Nathan Arnison

Birth11 Jan 1759 - Kirkoswald, Cumberland, England
Death17 Aug 1828 - Long Marton, Westmorland, , England
MotherMary HARDY
FatherJohn Arnison

Born in Kirkoswald, Cumberland, England on 11 Jan 1759 to John Arnison and Mary HARDY. Nathan Arnison married Mary Alderson and had 11 children. He passed away on 17 Aug 1828 in Long Marton, Westmorland, , England.

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John Arnison
1721 - 1788
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Mary Hardy
1737 - 1789
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Mary Alderson
1766 - 1809
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Tamar Arnison
1791 - 1868
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Mary Arnison
1803 - 1848
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Thomas Arnison
1809 - 1902
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Ann Jackson, Nee Arnison
1788 - Unknown
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John Arnison
1793 - 1796
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Matthew Arnison
1800 - 1815
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John Arnison
1798 - 1825
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Christopher Arnison
1805 - Unknown
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Nathan Arnison
1796 - 1886
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Christopher Arnison
1803 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Arnison
1785 - 1791

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