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Stephen Langridge

Birthabt 29 Dec 1784 - Alderbury, Wiltshire, England
Death20 Feb 1863 - Hampshire, England
MotherRachel Roe
FatherEdward Langridge

Born in Alderbury, Wiltshire, England on abt 29 Dec 1784 to Edward Langridge and Rachel Roe. Stephen Langridge married Peggy Bennett and had 8 children. He passed away on 20 Feb 1863 in Hampshire, England.

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Edward Langridge
1753 - 1831
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Rachel Roe
1754 - 1839
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Peggy Bennett
1787 - 1858
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Edward Langridge
1828 - 1912
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John Langridge
1816 - 1874
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George Langridge
1831 - 1855
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Sarah Langridge
1825 - Unknown
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Ann Langridge
1823 - Unknown
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Edward Langridge
1814 - 1828
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Jane Langridge
1821 - 1906
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Anne Langridge
1817 - 1822

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