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Susannah Winpenny

Birth27 Feb 1814 - Longwood, Yorkshire, England
Death5 March 1882 - Golcar, West Riding, Yorkshire, England
MotherSusannah Hirst
FatherJohn Winpenny

Born in Longwood, Yorkshire, England on 27 Feb 1814 to John Winpenny and Susannah Hirst. Susannah Winpenny married Edward Pearson and had 7 children. She passed away on 5 March 1882 in Golcar, West Riding, Yorkshire, England.

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Parents
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John Winpenny
1768 - 1819
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Susannah Hirst
1776 - 1859
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Edward Pearson
1812 - 1870
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Frances Pearson
1852 - 1894
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Sarah Pearson
1857 - 1912
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John Pearson
1847 - 1918
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James Edward Pearson
1861 - 1942
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Ira Pearson
1842 - 1883
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Hannah Pearson
1845 - 1922
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Mary Anne Pearson
1840 - 1861

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