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William Whitebread

Birth1757 - Charlton St. Peters, Pewsey, Wilts
Death11 Dec 1846 - Easton Royal, Wilts
MotherSarah Simms
FatherWILLIAM WHITBREAD

Born in Charlton St. Peters, Pewsey, Wilts on 1757 to WILLIAM WHITBREAD and Sarah Simms. William Whitebread married Mary Kimber and had 11 children. He passed away on 11 Dec 1846 in Easton Royal, Wilts.

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William Whitbread
1723 - 1765
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Sarah Simms
1726 - 1801
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Mary Kimber
1763 - 1857
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James Wm Whitebread
1795 - 1881
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Sarah Whitbread
1784 - 1873
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William Whitbread
1789 - 1857
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Mary Whitebread
1791 - 1850
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Jane Whitebread
1798 - Unknown
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Charles Whitebread
1781 - 1835
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Lucy Whitebread
1793 - Unknown
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Ann Whitbread
1786 - Unknown
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Thomas Whitbread
1801 - 1889
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Frances Whitebread
1795 - Unknown
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Sarah Elizabeth Whitbread
1786 - 1845

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