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Sarah Williamson

Birth15 Mar 1821 - Corney, Cumberland
Death23 Jul 1898 - High Moss House, Seathwaite, Lancashire. England
MotherMary Chandler
FatherWilliam Williamson

Born in Corney, Cumberland on 15 Mar 1821 to William Williamson and Mary Chandler. Sarah Williamson married David SAWREY and had 7 children. She passed away on 23 Jul 1898 in High Moss House, Seathwaite, Lancashire. England.

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William Williamson
1788 - 1861
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Mary Chandler
1789 - 1866
Spouse(s)
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David Sawrey
1823 - 1888
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David Casson Sawrey
1862 - 1947
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Hannah Sawrey
1848 - 1922
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Mary Sawrey
1858 - 1863
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Dorothy Sawrey
1865 - 1949
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William Sawrey
1854 - 1914
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John Sawrey
1851 - 1933
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David Sawrey
1854 - 1855

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