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William Collison

Birth1762 - Newchapel, (Wolstanton) Staffordshire, England
DeathOctober 1855 - Wolstanton, Staffordshire
MotherDinah Adderton
FatherJohn Collison

Born in Newchapel, (Wolstanton) Staffordshire, England on 1762 to John Collison and Dinah Adderton. William Collison married Mary Sunderland and had 10 children. He passed away on October 1855 in Wolstanton, Staffordshire.

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John Collison
1734 - Unknown
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Dinah Adderton
1730 - 1780
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Mary Sunderland
Unknown - Unknown
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Mary Maria Collinson
1800 - 1835
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John Collinson
1803 - Unknown
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Ephraim Collinson
1791 - 1832
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Betty Maria Sunderland Collinson
1793 - 1795
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Maria Collinson
1818 - Unknown
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Harriett Ann Collinson
1808 - Unknown
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John Collinson
1808 - Unknown
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William Collinson
1796 - 1811
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Thomas Collinson
1798 - 1816
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Ann Collinson
1814 - 1827

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