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Philip Williams

Birth1757 - Woolwich, Kent, , England
DeathJuly 1840 - Beaulieu, Hampshire, , England
MotherMary Smith
FatherTaverner(rope maker) Williams

Born in Woolwich, Kent, , England on 1757 to Taverner(rope maker) Williams and Mary Smith. Philip Williams married Christian Wilkinson and had 6 children. He passed away on July 1840 in Beaulieu, Hampshire, , England.

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Taverner(rope Maker) Williams
1725 - Unknown
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Mary Smith
1728 - 1786
Spouse(s)
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Christian Wilkinson
1759 - 1844
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Frances Williams
1791 - 1877
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George(kin)(smithy) Williams
1786 - 1866
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William Tavener Williams
1786 - 1844
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Henry(kin) Williams
1789 - Unknown
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George Williams
1788 - 1842
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John(kin) Williams
1790 - Unknown

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