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Solomon Hearn

Birth1797 - Bledlow Buckinghamshire England
Death1878 - Dover, Kent, , England
MotherElizabeth Leatherland
FatherMullinder Hearn

Born in Bledlow Buckinghamshire England on 1797 to Mullinder Hearn and Elizabeth Leatherland. Solomon Hearn married Sarah Gardner and had 9 children. He passed away on 1878 in Dover, Kent, , England.

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Parents
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Mullinder Hearn
1766 - 1855
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Elizabeth Leatherland
1776 - 1856
Spouse(s)
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Sarah Gardner
1801 - 1879
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Eden Ditton Hearn
1842 - 1912
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Edward Garnham Hearn
1832 - 1888
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Anne Maria Hearn
1840 - 1905
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Emma Hearn
1835 - Unknown
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Nicholas William Hearn
1820 - 1877
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Thomas Stephen Hearn
1827 - 1894
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Henry James Hearn
1828 - Unknown
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Charles Eden Hearn
1838 - 1841
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Sarah Halcomb Hearn
1830 - 1848

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