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Sarah Ann Pearson

BirthApr 1822 - Woodside Dudley Worcestershire England
DeathOctober 1888 - 48 Dunraven Place, Bridgend, living with daughter and son in law
MotherSarah Bate
FatherThos. Pearson

Born in Woodside Dudley Worcestershire England on Apr 1822 to Thos. Pearson and Sarah Bate. Sarah Ann Pearson had 7 children. She passed away on October 1888 in 48 Dunraven Place, Bridgend, living with daughter and son in law.

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Thos. Pearson
1799 - 1830
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Sarah Bate
1796 - 1840
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Emma Fenton
1848 - Unknown
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Alice Fenton
1858 - Unknown
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Caroline Fenton
1865 - Unknown
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Sarah Ann Fenton
1842 - Unknown
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Hannah Fenton
1852 - Unknown
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Mary Fenton
1846 - Unknown
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George Robert Fenton
1862 - 1916

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