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Mary Milner 1711–1769 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 23 Jun 1711

Birth Location: Kirlby Fleetham, Yorkshire, England

Death Date: 11 DEC 1769

Death Location: Hanby Slack, Arkengarthdale, Yorkshire

Father: Thomas Milner

Mother: Elinor\Ellen (Milner)

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Mary Milner was born in 1711 in Kirlby Fleetham, Yorkshire, England, the child of Thomas Milner And Elinor Ellen Baurgh Milner. Mary Milner passed away in 1769 in Hanby Slack, Arkengarthdale, Yorkshire.

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Biography

  • Mary Milner was born in 1711 in Kirlby Fleetham, Yorkshire, England, the child of Thomas Milner And Elinor Ellen Baurgh Milner.
  • Mary Milner passed away in 1769 in Hanby Slack, Arkengarthdale, Yorkshire.

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Mary Milner's Ancestors

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Mary Milner
1711–1769
Birth Place: Kirlby Fleetham, Yorkshire, England
Parents
Thomas Milner
1686–1767
Wakefield, Yorkshire, England
Elinor\Ellen (Baurgh) (Milner)
1686–1756
Kirby Fleethan, Yorkshire, England
Grandparents
John Milner
1660–1713
Muker, Yorkshire, England
Dorothy (Roward) (Milner)
1660–
East, Yorkshire, England
Great-Grandparents
Edward Milner
1621–1676
Elizabeth (Milner)
1625–1693
2nd-Great-Grandparents
Edward Milner
1598–1674
Elizabeth (Milner)
–1654
Robert Metcalfe
1602–1640

Mary Milner's Timeline

2 Records

1711
23 Jun 1711
Birth of Mary Milner in Kirlby Fleetham, Yorkshire, England
Kirlby Fleetham, Yorkshire, England
1769
11 DEC 1769
Age 58
Death of Mary Milner in Hanby Slack, Arkengarthdale, Yorkshire
Hanby Slack, Arkengarthdale, Yorkshire

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 23 Jun 1711
    Event Place: Kirlby Fleetham, Yorkshire, England

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 11 DEC 1769
    Event Place: Hanby Slack, Arkengarthdale, Yorkshire

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