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Susannah Stott

Birth7 Mar 1824 - West Bromwich,Staffordshire,England
Death30 May 1896 - Bark Green, Carlton, Yorkshire, England
MotherMary Simcox
FatherJesse Shoemaker Stott

Born in West Bromwich,Staffordshire,England on 7 Mar 1824 to Jesse Shoemaker Stott and Mary Simcox. Susannah Stott married Charles Bladen and had 10 children. She passed away on 30 May 1896 in Bark Green, Carlton, Yorkshire, England.

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Parents
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Jesse Shoemaker Stott
1771 - 1832
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Mary Simcox
1781 - 1852
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Charles Bladen
1820 - 1887
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Sarah Stott Bladen
1842 - 1898
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Eli Bladen
1846 - 1914
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Eliza Bladen
1849 - 1905
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John Bladen
1860 - 1931
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Louisa Bladen
1866 - Unknown
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Samuel Bladen
1855 - 1931
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Hannah Bladen
1857 - 1919
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Thomas Bladen
1861 - 1945
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Mary Jane Bladen
1868 - 1940
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Harriett Bladon
1843 - 1844

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