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Sarah Appleton

Birth25 Mar 1725 - Hutton Rudby, Yorkshire, England
Death8 May 1814 - Rudby, Yorkshire, England
MotherElizabeth Hewthwaite
FatherMatthew Appleton

Born in Hutton Rudby, Yorkshire, England on 25 Mar 1725 to Matthew Appleton and Elizabeth Hewthwaite. Sarah Appleton married Ralph II Elgie and had 7 children. She passed away on 8 May 1814 in Rudby, Yorkshire, England.

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Parents
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Matthew Appleton
1686 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Hewthwaite
1698 - Unknown
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Ralph Ii Elgie
1716 - 1799
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Sarah Elgie Garnett
1760 - 1795
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Ann Elgie Hitching
1753 - 1818
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Matthew Elgie
1759 - 1829
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Ralph Elgie
1757 - 1841
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William Elgie
1754 - 1836
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Martha Elgie
1767 - Unknown
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Hannah Elgie
1764 - 1837

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