Desborough People
James Thornton
 
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          1.0 James Thorntonmale
              Birth: 24 Dec 1835,  at Arthingworth, Northamptonshire
Wesleyan Reg
              Baptism: 10 Jan 1836 at Wesleyan, Desborough
Wesleyan Reg
              Death: about 1905, age: 69
BMDPedigree
                   155Married:
              
                (1)
              
Emma Feakin 
              1860
BMD
            b. about 1840,  at DesboroughCensus
 
                   1652Married:
              
                (2)
              
Mary Curtis 
              1866
BMD
            b. about 1842,  at Rothwell, NorthamptonshireCensus
 
            Birth: about 1869,  at DesboroughCensus
            Birth: about 1874,  at DesboroughCensus
            Birth: about 1876,  at Desborough
Census
            Death: 1890, age: 14
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                   1426Married:
              
                (3)
              
Merab Barratt 
              1881
BMD
            b. 16 Oct 1831,  at DesboroughWesleyan Reg
  
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