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Sarah Rushforth

Birthabt 1795 - Foreside, Thornton, Bradford, Yorkshire West Riding, England
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Born in Foreside, Thornton, Bradford, Yorkshire West Riding, England on abt 1795. Sarah Rushforth married Abraham Pearson and had 10 children.

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Abraham Pearson
1794 - 1840
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Ann Pearson
1817 - 1820
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Sarah Pearson
1824 - 1841
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Hannah Pearson
1828 - 1841
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Thomas Pearson
1831 - 1914
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John Pearson
1820 - Unknown
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Michael Pearson
1833 - 1883
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Jonas Pearson
1818 - 1880
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Phineas Pearson
1835 - Unknown
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Noah Pearson
1825 - 1889
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Nathan Pearson
1822 - Unknown

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