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Robert Matthews

Birth1730 - Brayton, Yorkshire, England
Death05 Apr 1796 - Thorp Willoughby, Yorkshire, England
MotherMary Woodrah
FatherEdward Matthews

Born in Brayton, Yorkshire, England on 1730 to Edward Matthews and Mary Woodrah. Robert Matthews married Mary Whitely and had 7 children. He passed away on 05 Apr 1796 in Thorp Willoughby, Yorkshire, England.

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Edward Matthews
1701 - 1776
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Mary Woodrah
Unknown - Unknown
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Mary Whitely
1736 - Unknown
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William Matthews
1780 - Unknown
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Mary Matthews
1775 - 1775
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Rachel Matthews
1759 - 1817
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Maria Matthews
1773 - Unknown
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Edmond Matthews
1775 - 1809
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Dorothy Matthews
1768 - Unknown
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Rebecca Matthews
Unknown - Unknown

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