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Thomas Harrison

Birthabt Sep 1684 - Skipton, York, England
DeathFeb 1741 - Thorlby, Skiipton, Yorkshire, England
MotherSusan(na) Smithson
FatherThomas Harrison

Born in Skipton, York, England on abt Sep 1684 to Thomas Harrison and Susan(na) Smithson. Thomas Harrison married Margaret Oldfeild and had 7 children. He passed away on Feb 1741 in Thorlby, Skiipton, Yorkshire, England.

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Thomas Harrison
1638 - 1719
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Susan(na) Smithson
1634 - 1704
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Margaret Oldfeild
1684 - 1775
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Christopher Harrison
1725 - 1727
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John Harrison
1723 - Unknown
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Susannah Harrison
1717 - Unknown
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William Harrison
1718 - Unknown
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Thomas Harrison
1714 - 1794
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Susanna Harrison
1713 - Unknown
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Mary Harrison
1721 - 1723

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