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ANN Bates

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  1. 1.  ANN Bates was born in 1745 in E HARDWICK (daughter of Joseph Bates and Mary Shortland).

    Family/Spouse: John Weedon. John (son of Edward Weedon and Sarah Allen) was born in 1754 in Halton, Buckinghamshire, England; died on 21 Dec 1833 in Est Aston Clinton. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

    Children:
    1. John Weedon was born in 1777 in E HARDWICK, BUCKS.
    2. Mary Weedon was born in 1778 in E HARDWICK, BUCKS.
    3. James Weedon was born in 1779 in E HARDWICK, BUCKS.
    4. Edward Weedon was born in 1780 in E HARDWICK, BUCKS.
    5. Joseph Weedon was born in 1782 in E HARDWICK, BUCKS; died on 25 Sep 1839.
    6. ANN Weedon was born in 1785 in E HARDWICK, BUCKS.
    7. William Weedon was born in 1786 in E ASTON CLINTON; died on 18 Nov 1819 in Est Aylesbury.

Generation: 2

  1. 2.  Joseph Bates was born in 1697 in Est HARDWICK; died on 5 Mar 1772 in Est HARDWICK.

    Joseph married Mary Shortland. Mary was born in ABT1700 in unknown; died on 29 Jun 1783 in Est HARDWICK. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]


  2. 3.  Mary Shortland was born in ABT1700 in unknown; died on 29 Jun 1783 in Est HARDWICK.
    Children:
    1. Mary Bates was born in 1727 in E HARDWICK.
    2. Joseph Bates was born in 1729 in E HARDWICK; died in 1729 in Est HARDWICK.
    3. Joseph Bates was born in 1732 in E HARDWICK.
    4. Sarah Bates was born in 1735 in E HARDWICK.
    5. Thomas Bates was born in 1738 in E HARDWICK.
    6. John Bates was born in 1742 in E HARDWICK; died on 23 Sep 1822 in Est HARDWICK.
    7. William Bates was born in 1743 in E HARDWICK; died about 1743 in Est HARDWICK.
    8. 1. ANN Bates was born in 1745 in E HARDWICK.
    9. William Bates was born in 1751 in E HARDWICK.


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