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Sarah Davis

Birth12 Jun 1833 - Hucknall Torkard, Nottinghamshire, England
DeathJanuary 1915 - Nottinghamshire, England
MotherAnn Whyatt
FatherWilliam Davis

Born in Hucknall Torkard, Nottinghamshire, England on 12 Jun 1833 to William Davis and Ann Whyatt. Sarah Davis married William Toader (Tudor) and had 8 children. She passed away on January 1915 in Nottinghamshire, England.

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Parents
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William Davis
1807 - 1876
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Ann Whyatt
1803 - 1875
Spouse(s)
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William Toader (Tudor)
1822 - 1899
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Thomas Butler
1831 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Sarah Ann Tudor
1859 - 1942
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Alice Tudor
1863 - 1935
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Albert Tudor
1868 - 1951
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John Tudor
1875 - 1895
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Frederick Tudor
1869 - 1933
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Hannah Tudor
1860 - 1942
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Agnes Clara Tudor
1870 - Unknown
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Henry Tudor
1864 - 1908

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