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Sarah Wrighton

Birth30 November 1761 - Banbury, Oxfordshire, England
DeathJul 1841 - Banbury, Oxfordshire
MotherSarah Bloxham
FatherRichard Wrighton

Born in Banbury, Oxfordshire, England on 30 November 1761 to Richard Wrighton and Sarah Bloxham. Sarah Wrighton married Thomas HERBERT and had 7 children. She passed away on Jul 1841 in Banbury, Oxfordshire.

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Richard Wrighton
1722 - 1784
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Sarah Bloxham
1724 - 1802
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Thomas Herbert
1776 - 1845
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Thomas Herbert
1770 - 1845
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Thomas Herbert
1794 - 1862
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William Herbert
1794 - 1801
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John Herbert
Unknown - 1806
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Susannah Ann Herbert
1797 - 1821
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John Herbert
Unknown - Unknown
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Susannah (Anne) Herbert
1791 - 1821
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Richard Herbert
1801 - 1879

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