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William Grainger

Birthabt 1752 - Bishop-Wearmouth, Durham, England
Death1834 - Oswaldkirk, Yorkshire, England
MotherMandeline (Maudeline) Shevill
FatherPhilip Grainger

Born in Bishop-Wearmouth, Durham, England on abt 1752 to Philip Grainger and Mandeline (Maudeline) Shevill. William Grainger married Sarah Grainger and had 6 children. He passed away on 1834 in Oswaldkirk, Yorkshire, England.

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Philip Grainger
1723 - 1777
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Mandeline (Maudeline) Shevill
1724 - Unknown
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Sarah Grainger
1798 - Unknown
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Margaret Grainger
1807 - 1832
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Jane Grainger
1809 - Unknown
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William Grainger
1805 - 1876
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Mary Grainger
1796 - Unknown
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Hannah Grainger
1795 - Unknown
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Sarah Grainger
1798 - Unknown

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