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William Stubbs

BirthABT 10 AUG 1690 - South Somercoates, Lincolnshire, England
Death08 Apr 1765 - South Somercoates Lincolnshire England
MotherAnn Morton
FatherWilliam Stubbs

Born in South Somercoates, Lincolnshire, England on ABT 10 AUG 1690 to William Stubbs and Ann Morton. William Stubbs married Eleanor Stor and had 7 children. He passed away on 08 Apr 1765 in South Somercoates Lincolnshire England.

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William Stubbs
1650 - 1695
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Ann Morton
1660 - 1753
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Eleanor Stor
1693 - 1763
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William Stubbs
1718 - 1719
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John Stubbs
1723 - 1789
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Elias Stubbs
1726 - 1821
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Thomas Stubbs
1737 - 1737
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Eleanor Stubbs
1720 - 1720
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Elizabeth Stubbs
1732 - Unknown
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William Stubbs
1721 - 1731

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