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Thomas (Bricklayer) Bevan

Birth1786 - Flintshire, Wales
Death1871 - Pen Y Palmont, Coleshill, Flintshire
MotherMary Llewellyn
FatherJohn Bevan

Born in Flintshire, Wales on 1786 to John Bevan and Mary Llewellyn. Thomas (Bricklayer) Bevan married Anne LLOYD {DNA} (then BEVAN) and had 11 children. He passed away on 1871 in Pen Y Palmont, Coleshill, Flintshire.

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Parents
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John Bevan
1749 - 1821
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Mary Llewellyn
1757 - 1816
Spouse(s)
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Anne Lloyd {Dna} (Then Bevan)
1779 - 1824
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Anne Hughes
1791 - 1864
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John Bevan {Dna}
1808 - 1889
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Anne Bevan *
1819 - Unknown
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Sarah Bevan {Dna}
1814 - Unknown
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William Bevan *
1812 - Unknown
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Edward Bevan *
1810 - 1886
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Thomas Bevan
1829 - 1899
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Mary Bevan {Dna}
1817 - 1839
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John Wesley Bevan
1869 - Unknown
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Ann Hughes Bevan
1867 - Unknown
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Edward Bevan
1871 - Unknown
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Thomas Bevan
1831 - Unknown

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