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Richard FARDON

1771 – 1843 · Temple Guiting, Gloucestershire
Partner: Mary GRIFFIN · Partner: Susannah BAYLISS
Father: John FARDON · Mother: Hannah BAYLISS
👶Birth
1771
🏛️ Industrial Revolution transforms Lancashire
Temple Guiting, Gloucestershire 📍 Baptism Records
Baptism
07/04/1771
St Mary Church, Temple Guiting, Gloucestershire 📍 Baptism Records 📎 Baptism
💒Marriage (23)
12/05/1794
🏛️ French Revolutionary Wars
Mary GRIFFIN
Salperton, Gloucestershire 📍 📎 Image 📎 Marriage 📎 Marriage Cert
💒Marriage (34)
23/07/1805
🏛️ Battle of Trafalgar
Susannah BAYLISS
St James the Great Church, Fulbrook, Burford, Oxfordshire 📍 familysearch.org
The Fardons of Gloucestershire
💼Occupation (42)
1813
🏛️ Regency period
Blacksmith Baptism Records
🏠Lived (70)
1841
Ford, Temple Guiting, Gloucestershire 📍 1841 Census 📎 Census
💼Occupation (70)
1841
Blacksmith 1841 Census
✝️Death (72)
05/11/1843
Ford, Temple Guiting, Gloucestershire 📍
Aged 72. Informant: Jane Owen
Mortification Burial Records
Death Civil Registration Index
Death Certificate
📎 Death Cert
🪦Burial
08/11/1843
St Mary Church, Temple Guiting, Gloucestershire 📍 Burial Records 📎 Burial
Children with Mary GRIFFIN
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b. 1795, Ford, Temple Guiting, Gloucestershire
Children with Susannah BAYLISS
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b. 1806, Ford, Temple Guiting, Gloucestershire
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b. 1807, Ford, Temple Guiting, Gloucestershire
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b. 1809, Ford, Temple Guiting, Gloucestershire
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b. 1811, Ford, Temple Guiting, Gloucestershire
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b. 1812, Ford, Temple Guiting, Gloucestershire · d. 1892, Murcot, Childswickham, Worcestershire · m. 1830 Richard MANSELL
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b. 1815, Ford, Temple Guiting, Gloucestershire · m. 1836 John POPE
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b. 1816, Ford, Temple Guiting, Gloucestershire
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b. 1822, Ford, Temple Guiting, Gloucestershire
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b. 1825, Ford, Temple Guiting, Gloucestershire · d. 1825, Ford, Temple Guiting, Gloucestershire
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