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Robert
Brett
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Thomas
Brett
male
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Edmund
Brett
male
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Benjamin
Brett
male
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Bartholomew
Brett
male
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Richard
Brett
male
12
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John
Brett
male
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George
Brett
male
2
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Matthew
Gellion
male
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Anne
Harmer
female
24
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Samuel
Harmer
male
5
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William
Harmer
male
1
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Thomas
Harmer
male
4
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Maria
Minshull
female
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Ralph
Minshull
male
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Ralph
Minshull
male
39
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Randall
Minshull
male
10
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Phoebe
Minshull
female
2
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Andrew
Minshull
male
1
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John
Minshull
male
29
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Richard
Minshull
male
1
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William
Minshull
male
1
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Randulph
Minshull
male
1
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Ramus
Minshull
male
15
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Minshull
female
1
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Minshull
male
1
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Richard
Minshull
male
51
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Sara
Minshull
female
2
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