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William Willans

Birth20 September 1736 - Leeds, West Yorkshire, England
Death25 January 1823 - Hunslet, St Mary The Virgin, Yorkshire, England
MotherMary Smithies
FatherIsaac Willans

Born in Leeds, West Yorkshire, England on 20 September 1736 to Isaac Willans and Mary Smithies. William Willans married HANNAH MIDGELEY and had 6 children. He passed away on 25 January 1823 in Hunslet, St Mary The Virgin, Yorkshire, England.

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Isaac Willans
1706 - Unknown
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Mary Smithies
1715 - Unknown
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Hannah Midgeley
1737 - 1792
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Benjamin Willans
1771 - 1855
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Joseph Willans
1762 - 1841
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William Willans
1763 - 1849
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Cornelius Willans
1769 - 1770
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John Willans
1765 - 1864
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Nathaniel Willans
1775 - 1830

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