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Thomas
Annion
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45
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John
Bennington
male
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William
Bispham
male
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Antony
Brown
male
45
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William
Carter
male
45
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William
Cooke
male
45
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Robert
Foster
male
45
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Jeffery
Gardiner
male
45
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Francis
Gorbold
male
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Mark
Grant
male
45
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Richard
Howlett
male
45
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Jonathan
King
male
45
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John
Knowles
male
45
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Philip
Load
male
45
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John
Lucking
male
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Henry
Lyon
male
45
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John
Oldfield
male
45
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William
Randall
male
45
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John
Rathbone
male
45
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Richard
Riding
male
45
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John
Roscow
male
45
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William
Rust
male
45
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Robert
Scarlett
male
45
1
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John
Spendlove
male
45
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Robert
Tryford
male
45
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Henry
Williams
male
45
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