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William WILLIAMSON

Birth22 DEC 1754 - Cleator, Cumberland, England
Death03 Oct 1804 - Westbere, Kent, , England
MotherFrances Robertson
FatherEphraim Williamson

Born in Cleator, Cumberland, England on 22 DEC 1754 to Ephraim Williamson and Frances Robertson. William WILLIAMSON married Margaret ELMESTONE and had 6 children. He passed away on 03 Oct 1804 in Westbere, Kent, , England.

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Ephraim Williamson
1707 - 1787
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Frances Robertson
1715 - 1795
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Margaret Elmestone
1750 - 1812
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Matthew Williamson
1789 - 1859
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William Williamson
1782 - 1825
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Rev. John "B.a." Williamson
1784 - 1810
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Joseph Williamson
1787 - 1826
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Sarah Williamson
1791 - 1835
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Elizabeth Williamson
1793 - 1794

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