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Thomas BARNARD

Birth14 Nov 1760 - Elmdon, Essex, Eng
Death14 Jul 1822 - Clavering, Essex. Eng
MotherElizabeth Wombwell
FatherJohn BARNARD

Born in Elmdon, Essex, Eng on 14 Nov 1760 to John BARNARD and Elizabeth Wombwell. Thomas BARNARD had 10 children. He passed away on 14 Jul 1822 in Clavering, Essex. Eng.

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John Barnard
1732 - 1781
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Elizabeth Wombwell
1734 - 1815
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William Barnard
1791 - 1871
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Ellen Barnard
1789 - Unknown
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Thomas John Barnard
1788 - Unknown
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Hannah Barnard
1796 - 1871
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John Barnard
1782 - 1822
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Kitty Cowell Barnard
1785 - Unknown
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Rebecca Barnard
1788 - Unknown
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James Barnard
1793 - 1878
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James Barnard
1795 - Unknown
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Daniel Barnard
1792 - 1838

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