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Thomas Harrison

Birth4 December 1664 - Newbiggin (Near Appleby), Westmorland, England
Death20 May 1720 - Westmorland, England
MotherDorothy Crackenthorpe
FatherThomas Harrison

Born in Newbiggin (Near Appleby), Westmorland, England on 4 December 1664 to Thomas Harrison and Dorothy Crackenthorpe. Thomas Harrison married Mary Threlkeld and had 6 children. He passed away on 20 May 1720 in Westmorland, England.

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Thomas Harrison
1647 - Unknown
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Dorothy Crackenthorpe
1639 - Unknown
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Mary Threlkeld
1660 - 1733
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Barbara Harrison
1707 - 1775
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Lancelott Harrison
1700 - Unknown
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Thomas Harrison
1700 - 1700
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Christopher Harrison
1691 - 1691
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William Harrison
1691 - 1754
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Mary Harrison
1711 - 1777

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