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Nathan Connell

Birth5 May 1801 - Wakefield, Yorkshire
DeathJun 1866 - Bradford, Yorkshire
MotherTamar Burnley
FatherBenjamin CONNELL

Born in Wakefield, Yorkshire on 5 May 1801 to Benjamin CONNELL and Tamar Burnley. Nathan Connell married Elizabeth Hebblethwaite and had 15 children. He passed away on Jun 1866 in Bradford, Yorkshire.

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Benjamin Connell
1763 - 1840
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Tamar Burnley
1768 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Hebblethwaite
1805 - Unknown
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Ann Connell
1834 - 1890
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Mary Connell
1826 - Unknown
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Rachel Connell
1831 - 1896
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Joseph Connell
1832 - 1889
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Thomas Connell
1839 - 1903
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Emma Connell
1838 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Esther Connell
1844 - 1903
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Benjamin Connell
1837 - Unknown
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Hannah Connell
1824 - Unknown
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William Connell
1835 - Unknown
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John Connell
1829 - Unknown
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Martha Connell
1828 - 1829
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Edward Dyson
1829 - Unknown
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Joseph Dyson
1841 - 1897
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Ann Connell
1815 - Unknown

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