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Thomas Nicholson

Birth20 Oct 1613 - Cookeridge, Adel, Yorkshire, England
DeathOCT 1686 - Cookridge, Leeds, West Yorkshire
MotherElling Webster
FatherRev'd John Nicholson

Born in Cookeridge, Adel, Yorkshire, England on 20 Oct 1613 to Rev'd John Nicholson and Elling Webster. Thomas Nicholson married Mary Driver and had 6 children. He passed away on OCT 1686 in Cookridge, Leeds, West Yorkshire.

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Rev'd John Nicholson
1565 - 1645
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Elling Webster
1570 - 1615
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Mary Driver
1607 - 1662
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Thomas Nicholson
1646 - 1695
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Ann Nicholson
1661 - 1742
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Mary (Marie) Nicholson
1658 - 1695
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Michael Nicholson
1654 - 1726
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John Nicholson
1648 - 1726
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John Nicholson De Scartgate
1648 - 1715

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