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William Collard

BirthAbt 24 Mar 1799 - Wiveliscombe SOM (baptismal date
Death22 Feb 1865 - Mere Wiltshire, formerly of Lynton Devon, gentleman, probate to William Collard, woollen draper MDX
MotherMary Smith
FatherJohn Collard

Born in Wiveliscombe SOM (baptismal date on Abt 24 Mar 1799 to John Collard and Mary Smith. William Collard married Martha Notley and had 4 children. He passed away on 22 Feb 1865 in Mere Wiltshire, formerly of Lynton Devon, gentleman, probate to William Collard, woollen draper MDX.

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John Collard
1760 - 1810
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Mary Smith
1769 - 1816
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Martha Notley
1803 - Unknown
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William Collard
1831 - Unknown
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Martha Collard
1834 - 1923
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Anna Collard
1830 - Unknown
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Mary Collard
1829 - Unknown

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