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Robert Richards

BirthABT 1700 - of Edgbaston, Birmingham, Warws., Eng
DeathNot Available - Not Available
MotherPricillia Richards
FatherEdward Richards

Born in of Edgbaston, Birmingham, Warws., Eng on ABT 1700 to Edward Richards and Pricillia Richards. Robert Richards married Ann Broughton and had 8 children.

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Edward Richards
1676 - Unknown
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Pricillia Richards
1680 - Unknown
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Ann Broughton
1704 - Unknown
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Thomas Richards
1732 - Unknown
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Margaret Richards
Unknown - Unknown
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Robert Richards
1737 - Unknown
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Edward Richards
1740 - Unknown
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Sarah Richards
1726 - Unknown
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George Richards
1730 - Unknown
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Eliz. Richards
1731 - Unknown
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Mary Richards
1729 - Unknown

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