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Susannah Wilkinson

Birth7th January 1665 - Kildwick, Yorkshire, England
Death1694 - Kildwick, Yorkshire, England
MotherSusannah Smith
FatherLieutenant Lawrence Wilkinson (11gf)

Born in Kildwick, Yorkshire, England on 7th January 1665 to Lieutenant Lawrence Wilkinson (11gf) and Susannah Smith. Susannah Wilkinson married Johannis Laycocke and had 5 children. She passed away on 1694 in Kildwick, Yorkshire, England.

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Lieutenant Lawrence Wilkinson (11Gf)
1620 - 1692
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Susannah Smith
1628 - 1692
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Johannis Laycocke
1655 - 1694
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John Laycock
1665 - 1725
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Henry Laycock
1692 - 1773
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Agnes Laycock
1686 - 1746
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Isabel Lacock
1688 - 1688
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Agnes Laycock
1688 - 1746
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Isabella Laycock
1703 - 1763

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