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Nathaniel SEXTON

Birth1761 - Wissington, Suffolk, England
DeathJul 1837 - Sudbury, Suffolk
MotherMary wife of Nathaniel Sexton
FatherNathaniel Sexton

Born in Wissington, Suffolk, England on 1761 to Nathaniel Sexton and Mary wife of Nathaniel Sexton. Nathaniel SEXTON married Sarah Mills and had 7 children. He passed away on Jul 1837 in Sudbury, Suffolk.

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Nathaniel Sexton
1735 - 1815
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Mary Wife Of Nathaniel Sexton
1738 - Unknown
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Sarah Mills
Unknown - Unknown
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Joseph Sexton
1797 - 1881
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William Sexton
1811 - 1876
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Nathanial Sexton
1795 - 1870
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Daniel Sexton
1802 - 1825
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Suzannah/ Susanna Sexton
1799 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Sexton
1807 - 1821
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William Sexton
1801 - 1806

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