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William Hitching

Birth1650 - Finchingfield, Essex, , England
DeathApr 1729 - Great Bardfield, Essex, England
MotherMary Ellis
FatherEdward Hitchin

Born in Finchingfield, Essex, , England on 1650 to Edward Hitchin and Mary Ellis. William Hitching married Emma Bayse and had 13 children. He passed away on Apr 1729 in Great Bardfield, Essex, England.

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Parents
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Edward Hitchin
1610 - 1684
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Mary Ellis
1610 - 1699
Spouse(s)
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Emma Bayse
1655 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Langrige
1640 - Unknown
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William Hitchin
1680 - 1745
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Joseph Barnard Hitchin
1684 - 1738
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Edward Hitchin
1678 - 1706
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Margaret Hitchin
1688 - Unknown
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Richard Hitching
1694 - Unknown
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Jacob Hitchin
1687 - 1687
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Jonathan Hitchin
1687 - 1688
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Robert Hitchin
1697 - 1762
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Sarah Hitchin
1690 - Unknown
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Martha Hitchin
1677 - 1677
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Bennett Hitchin
1683 - 1709
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Martha Hitchin
1677 - 1677
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Katherine Hitchin
1678 - Unknown

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