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William Harbage

BirthFEB 1807 - Wardington, Oxfordshire, England
Death1847 - Not Available
MotherHannah Lord
FatherWilliam Harbage

Born in Wardington, Oxfordshire, England on FEB 1807 to William Harbage and Hannah Lord. William Harbage married Hannah Cowly and had 9 children. He passed away on 1847.

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William Harbage
1771 - 1844
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Hannah Lord
1784 - 1808
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Hannah Cowly
1809 - 1865
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Ellen Harbage
1842 - 1884
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Emma Harbidge
1840 - Unknown
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William Harbidge
1831 - Unknown
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Edward Harbidge
1847 - Unknown
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Ann Harbidge
1839 - 1861
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Rebecca Harbidge
1836 - 1847
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Henry Harbage
1845 - Unknown
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Henry Harbidge
1835 - Unknown
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Sarah A Harbage
1839 - 1890

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