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Susannah Illman

Birth11 Nov 1813 - Burstow, Surrey, England
DeathJuly 1871 - East Grinstead, Sussex
MotherSarah Tanner
FatherJames Illman

Born in Burstow, Surrey, England on 11 Nov 1813 to James Illman and Sarah Tanner. Susannah Illman married William Stripp and had 9 children. She passed away on July 1871 in East Grinstead, Sussex.

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James Illman
1789 - 1862
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Sarah Tanner
1789 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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William Stripp
1811 - 1865
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Phillis Stripp
1841 - 1875
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Aspatis Stripp
1842 - 1917
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Theron Stripp
1844 - 1917
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Newton Stripp
1857 - 1897
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Orana Stripp
1854 - 1935
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Mahala Stripp
1849 - 1899
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Julius Stripp
1847 - 1895
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Felix Stripp
1837 - 1887
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Sophia Stripp
1836 - 1892

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