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Robert HALLODAY

Birth02 MAY 1779 - Ringley, Lancashire, England
Death10 NOV 1821 - Ringley, Lancashire, England
MotherSusanna WALKER
FatherRobert HALLODAY

Born in Ringley, Lancashire, England on 02 MAY 1779 to Robert HALLODAY and Susanna WALKER. Robert HALLODAY married Ann Roscow and had 8 children. He passed away on 10 NOV 1821 in Ringley, Lancashire, England.

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Robert Halloday
1731 - 1802
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Susanna Walker
1732 - 1802
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Ann Roscow
1775 - 1850
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Joseph Halliday
1802 - 1854
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Rachel Halloday
1809 - 1890
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Priscilla Halloday
1811 - 1864
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David Halloday
1815 - 1835
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Nancy Halliday
1821 - 1840
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Peter Halliday
1819 - 1885
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Simeon Halliday
1803 - 1870
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Jacob Halliday
1806 - 1862

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