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Samuel Clayton

Birth1645 - Methley, Yorkshire, England
Death4 Jul 1722 - Methley, Yorkshire, England
MotherAlice Swift
FatherJohn Clayton

Born in Methley, Yorkshire, England on 1645 to John Clayton and Alice Swift. Samuel Clayton married Jaine Clarke and had 9 children. He passed away on 4 Jul 1722 in Methley, Yorkshire, England.

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John Clayton
1617 - 1668
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Alice Swift
1616 - 1668
Spouse(s)
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Jaine Clarke
1650 - 1714
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Jane Clayton
1671 - 1750
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Ann Clayton
1672 - 1672
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Samuel Clayton
1673 - 1728
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Rebecca Clayton
1681 - Unknown
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Anne Clayton
1686 - Unknown
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John Clayton
1683 - 1699
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Mary Clayton
1679 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Clayton
1676 - Unknown
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William Clayton
1689 - Unknown

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