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William Shearing

Birth24 Mar 1759 - South Elmham, Saint Cross, Suffolk
Death13 Aug 1828 - Kenton, Suffolk, England
MotherSarah Gibbons (Loomis)
FatherJohn Shearing

Born in South Elmham, Saint Cross, Suffolk on 24 Mar 1759 to John Shearing and Sarah Gibbons (Loomis). William Shearing married Susannah Bennet and had 7 children. He passed away on 13 Aug 1828 in Kenton, Suffolk, England.

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John Shearing
1727 - 1777
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Sarah Gibbons (Loomis)
1735 - 1808
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Susannah Bennet
1766 - 1808
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Mary Ann Shearing
1804 - 1882
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Thomas Shearing
1809 - Unknown
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William Shearing
1791 - 1873
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Sarah Shearing
1800 - 1840
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Elizabeth Shearing
1791 - 1875
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Susannah Shearing
1791 - 1834
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Charles Shearing
1798 - 1833

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