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Thomas HOWES

Birthbefore 31 May 1700 - Catfield, Norfolk, England
Death1772 - Catfield, Norfolk, England
MotherLydia MYHILL
FatherJohn Howes

Born in Catfield, Norfolk, England on before 31 May 1700 to John Howes and Lydia MYHILL. Thomas HOWES married Sarah Mathews and had 10 children. He passed away on 1772 in Catfield, Norfolk, England.

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Parents
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John Howes
1663 - 1707
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Lydia Myhill
1665 - 1750
Spouse(s)
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Sarah Mathews
1702 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Riseborough
1705 - 1782
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Daniel Howes
1722 - 1778
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Elizabeth Howes
1732 - Unknown
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James Hows
1724 - Unknown
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Lydia Howes
1744 - Unknown
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Edward Howes
1741 - 1802
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Richard Howes
1733 - 1809
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John Howes
1739 - 1772
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Henry Howes
1728 - 1781
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Thomas Howes
1721 - 1789
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Elizabeth Howes
1730 - 1732

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