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Susannah Stephens

Birth1845 - Morice Town, Devon, England
DeathJan 1911 - Islington, London
MotherMary Ann Avery
FatherJohn Stephens

Born in Morice Town, Devon, England on 1845 to John Stephens and Mary Ann Avery. Susannah Stephens married James Richard Truscott and had 7 children. She passed away on Jan 1911 in Islington, London.

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Parents
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John Stephens
1806 - 1882
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Mary Ann Avery
1812 - 1898
Spouse(s)
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James Richard Truscott
1843 - 1901
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Robert Ernest Truscott
1880 - Unknown
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Jessie Mary Truscott
1869 - Unknown
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Charles E. Truscott
1867 - Unknown
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Henry T. Truscott
1872 - Unknown
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James Richard Truscott
1864 - 1929
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Florence Louisa Truscott
1883 - 1939
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Harry Stephens Truscott
1872 - 1928

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