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Richard Everson

Birth2 Jul 1758 - Occold, Suffolk, England
Death7 Feb 1831 - Occold, Suffolk, England
MotherRose Everson
FatherEdmond Moor

Born in Occold, Suffolk, England on 2 Jul 1758 to Edmond Moor and Rose Everson. Richard Everson married Mary Jacob and had 8 children. He passed away on 7 Feb 1831 in Occold, Suffolk, England.

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Edmond Moor
1735 - 1823
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Rose Everson
1735 - 1804
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Mary Jacob
1752 - 1792
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John Everson
1793 - 1877
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Elizabeth Everson
1792 - 1881
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Richard Everson
1780 - 1873
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Ezra Everson
1782 - 1861
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Theodosia Everson
1784 - 1833
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Bathsheba Everson
1786 - 1802
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Pamela Everson
1787 - Unknown
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Hezekiah Everson
1804 - 1863

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