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Thomas Bays Nutter

Birth1820 - Riseley, Bedfordshire, , England
Death2 May 1872 - Riseley, Bedfordshire, , England
MotherElizabeth Bayes
FatherJohn Nutter

Born in Riseley, Bedfordshire, , England on 1820 to John Nutter and Elizabeth Bayes. Thomas Bays Nutter married Susannah Carrington and had 9 children. He passed away on 2 May 1872 in Riseley, Bedfordshire, , England.

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John Nutter
1789 - 1860
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Elizabeth Bayes
1792 - Unknown
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Susannah Carrington
1823 - 1845
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Rebecca Collins
1820 - 1884
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Anne Nutter
1844 - Unknown
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Susanah Elizabeth Nutter
1844 - 1894
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Ellen Nutter
1854 - 1936
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Hannah Rebecca Nutter
1867 - Unknown
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John Thomas Nutter
1862 - 1943
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Martha Elizabeth Nutter
1856 - Unknown
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Eliza Nutter
1859 - Unknown
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Joseph Nutter
1840 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Nutter
1849 - 1935

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