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Margaret
Beiles
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Adrian
Dansker
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James
Fallon
male
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Henry
Hardwick
male
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Hardwick
male
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John
Hardwick
male
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Roger
Hindley
male
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James
Hindley
male
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John
Hindley
male
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Peter
Hindley
male
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Ralph
Hindley
male
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Robert
Hindley
male
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Thomas
Knot
male
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Henry
Lucie
male
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James
Marcoll
male
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Nathan
Milbay
male
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Henry
Rowlands
male
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Thomas
Royley
male
2
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John
Smallshall
male
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William
Storah
male
2
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Elizabeth
Underwood
female
1
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Robert
Underwood
male
2
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Mary
Underwood
female
1
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John
Underwood
male
17
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Gregory
Underwood
male
1
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Christopher
Warensworth
male
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