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Susan Susannah Smith

Birth1744 - Not Available
Death1813 - Millbrook, Bedfordshire, England
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Born on 1744. Susan Susannah Smith married Francis Farrer Farrow and had 11 children. She passed away on 1813 in Millbrook, Bedfordshire, England.

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Francis Farrer Farrow
1744 - 1819
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Sarah Farrer
1779 - 1850
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Elizabeth* Farrer
1777 - 1859
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Mary Farrer
1790 - 1858
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Mary Farrer
1786 - 1787
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John Farrer
1775 - 1776
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Frances Farrer
1795 - 1857
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Susannah Farrer
1781 - 1798
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John Farrer
1788 - 1788
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Francis Farrer
1772 - 1796
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William Farrer
1774 - 1800
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James Farrar
1784 - 1866

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