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William Henley

 

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   13766 1.0 William Henleymale

Birth: 1783, at Old, NorthamptonshireEst. from marriage
Death: about 1822Mercury

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   13767
Married: Catherine Cave  at Desborough by Licence, 14 Jan 1802 (marriage source reads: William Henley of the parish of Old in the County of Northampton and Catherine Cave of this parish by L.) Bp Transcripts Desb
b. 1783, at DesboroughEst. from marriage
Parentage not yet proven
Birth: before 1800Est. from child

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14834
Married: William Gibbon  at Desborough 22 Aug 1816Mercury
b. before 1780, at Kettering, NorthamptonshireEst. from child

   148363.1 Charles Iliffe Gibbonmale
Birth: about 1819, at Kettering, NorthamptonshireCensus
Baptism: 21 Jun 1820 at DesboroughIGI

   148373.2 James Gibbonmale
Baptism: 21 Jun 1820 at DesboroughIGI

 


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