James was the infant son of John Bee and his wife, Sarah Marchant. James was likely named for his grandfather, James Bee, who originally came to Northleach in the 1790's.
According to the mortality records of England, in the early 1800's, approximately 140 children died in every 1000 births as recorded in the parish records.
30% of their children died before the age of 15. Globally, in 1800, 43% of infants died before their 5th birthday.
According to the mortality records of England, in the early 1800's, approximately 140 children died in every 1000 births as recorded in the parish records.
30% of their children died before the age of 15. Globally, in 1800, 43% of infants died before their 5th birthday.
James was the infant son of John Bee and his wife, Sarah Marchant. James was likely named for his grandfather, James Bee, who originally came to Northleach in the 1790's.
According to the mortality records of England, in the early 1800's, approximately 140 children died in every 1000 births as recorded in the parish records.
30% of their children died before the age of 15. Globally, in 1800, 43% of infants died before their 5th birthday.
According to the mortality records of England, in the early 1800's, approximately 140 children died in every 1000 births as recorded in the parish records.
30% of their children died before the age of 15. Globally, in 1800, 43% of infants died before their 5th birthday.
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