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William Stevenson

Birth1700 - Ling Park [Farm], Middleton, Ilkley
Death1780 - LS29 0EG)Ling Park[Farm], Middleton, Ilkley
MotherEllen Stephenson
FatherChristopher Stephenson

Born in Ling Park [Farm], Middleton, Ilkley on 1700 to Christopher Stephenson and Ellen Stephenson. William Stevenson married Elizabeth Forsythe and had 12 children. He passed away on 1780 in LS29 0EG)Ling Park[Farm], Middleton, Ilkley.

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Christopher Stephenson
1647 - 1723
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Ellen Stephenson
1654 - 1733
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Elizabeth Forsythe
1710 - 1780
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Elizabeth Margaret (Cherokee Indian) Nunnally
1740 - 1850
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William Stephenson
1751 - 1761
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William Stephenson
1742 - 1743
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Ellen Stephenson
1734 - 1759
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Ann Stephenson
1736 - 1737
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John Stephenson
1738 - 1739
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Tabitha Stephenson
1744 - 1761
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Ursula Stephenson
1746 - 1769
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Esther Stephenson
1754 - 1757
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George Stephenson
1748 - 1767
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John Stephenson
1751 - 1751
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Mary Anne Stevenson
Unknown - Unknown

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