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                "timestamp": "2025-03-05T22:42:48Z",
                "comment": "Created page with \"Test\""
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                "timestamp": "2025-03-05T01:19:57Z",
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                "user": "Ben",
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                "comment": "Created page with \"Margaret Noyes (born about 1540, [[Fressingfield, Suffolk|Fressingfield]], Suffolk) was the wife of William [[Aldous Family|Aldous]] (born 1530, Fressingfield). They were married at Fressingfield, 10 July, 1567. On 9 October, 1617, Fressingfield, William married his second wife, Margaret Martha Harrison.  William Aldous was buried at Fressingfield 4 December, 1583, while she was buried there 5 June, 1605.   Their children were:  # Stephen Aldous - c. 8 March, 1579, Fress...\""
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                "timestamp": "2025-03-05T01:06:10Z",
                "comment": "Redirected page to [[Abraham Newson]]"
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                "user": "Ben",
                "timestamp": "2025-03-05T01:05:28Z",
                "comment": "Created page with \"Abraham Newson was the husband of Elizabeth Hodsdon - married at Essendon, 24 December, 1757. Their children were Elizabeth and Abraham.  # Elizabeth Newson - christened 27 July, 1760, Essendon, Hertfordshire - married [[William Lawman]]; issue: [[Sarah Lawman|Sarah]] and William # Abraham Newson - christened 20 December, 1761, Essendon, Hertfordshire\""
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                "user": "Ben",
                "timestamp": "2025-03-05T01:04:01Z",
                "comment": "Created page with \"The Newman family was one of the original settlers in the north side of the marsh bordering Coote's Paradise. In this area also settled the Mordens, Frances, Harmer, Hopkins, Lyons, Everetts, Rasberrys, Nevitts and Desjardins. South of the York Road, on the land owned by James Harmer, amidst weeds and desolation, is what's left of the old Hopkins Cemetery.  The district is now a bird sanctuary, part of the Royal Botanical Gardens, which contains about 500 acres. Captain...\""
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                "user": "Ben",
                "timestamp": "2025-03-05T01:02:02Z",
                "comment": "Created page with \"Elizabeth Mounser was the wife of [[Richard Oakes]] (son of John Oakes and Mary). She was christened 3 July, 1737 at [[Yaxley, Suffolk]] and was buried 9 November, 1787, Yaxley, Suffolk. Richard was christened 3 July, 1737, Yaxley and buried 22 August, 1810, Yaxley. They were married in 1776 at Yaxley, Suffolk.  The children of Richard Oakes and Elizabeth Mounser were:  # Elizabeth Oakes - christened 3 May, 1763, Yaxley - buried 1 October, 1857, Creeting St. Mary, Suffol...\""
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                "user": "Ben",
                "timestamp": "2025-03-05T00:58:50Z",
                "comment": "Created page with \"Susan Morce, born about 1641 at [[Fressingfield, Suffolk|Fressingfield]], Suffolk, was the second wife of Stephen [[Aldous Family|Aldous]] (c. 26 February, 1636, Fressingfield). He was buried 25 January, 1721, Fressingfield. They were married at Fressingfield 2 November, 1704.   The first wife of Stephen Aldous was Ursual Wyard (born 1640/41, Earl Soham, Suffolk - buried 29 January, 1701, Fressingfield, Suffolk). They were married around 1661.\""
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                "user": "Ben",
                "timestamp": "2025-03-05T00:56:40Z",
                "comment": "Created page with \"[[Category:Families]] Elizabeth Moore married [[William Barber (1783)|William Barber]] 4th October, 1811, in [[Cratfield]], Suffolk. The Banns for their marriage were published on three consecutive Sundays prior to that date, at St. Mary's, Cratfield - September 15, 22 and 29.  Elizabeth was christened at [[St. Margaret's, Southelmham|St. Margaret's]], Southelmham, 29 November, 1789. She was the daughter of [[Joshua Moore]] and [[Mary Smith]].  Her brother, Joshua, (c. 1...\""
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                "timestamp": "2025-03-05T00:50:19Z",
                "comment": "Created page with \"[[Esther Green]] was the daughter of [[James Green]] (b. 1797) and Sarah Ward. She was born in Kirkbymoorside Parish (probably on Rudland Rigg), in 1835 (christened 25 August, 1835, Kirkbymoorside, North Riding of Yorkshire).  When she was 18 she had her son, [[James Green (1857)|James Green]] (b. 1853) by a man who last name was Moon. (James Green once told his son, George Green: ''\"You know, your name might have been 'Moon.'''\")   Esther Green may have been working for...\""
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