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Samuel Workman

Birth1764 - North Nibley, Gloucestershire, , England
Death1844 - Thornbury, Gloucestershire
MotherSarah Harris
FatherWilliam Workman

Born in North Nibley, Gloucestershire, , England on 1764 to William Workman and Sarah Harris. Samuel Workman married Sarah Witchell and had 7 children. He passed away on 1844 in Thornbury, Gloucestershire.

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William Workman
1732 - 1801
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Sarah Harris
1737 - 1795
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Sarah Witchell
Unknown - Unknown
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Anne Pool
1768 - Unknown
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Joseph Workman
1826 - Unknown
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Sarah Workman
1812 - Unknown
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John Workman
1816 - Unknown
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Daniel Workman
1801 - 1853
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Maria Workman
1792 - Unknown
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Thomas Workman
1789 - Unknown
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James Workman
Unknown - Unknown

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