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Personal data John BAND 


Household of John BAND

He had a relationship with Susanna BUCKINGHAM.


Child(ren):

  1. Susanna BAUD  1774-± 1841 

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Ancestors (and descendant) of John BAND

Charles BAUD
1669-1752
Jane WHITLOCK
????-± 1732
Thomas BAUD
± 1708-1776

John BAND
1743-± 1824


Susanna BUCKINGHAM
± 1738-± 1816

Susanna BAUD
1774-± 1841

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