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Ann Letitia Cornthwaite

BirthABT 1842 - Parton, Cumberland, England
Death 1909 - Cumbria, Cumberland, England
MotherAnn Byers
FatherIsaac Cornthwaite

Born in Parton, Cumberland, England on ABT 1842 to Isaac Cornthwaite and Ann Byers. Ann Letitia Cornthwaite married Daniel Martin and had 5 children. She passed away on 1909 in Cumbria, Cumberland, England.

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Isaac Cornthwaite
1816 - 1885
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Ann Byers
1808 - 1873
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Daniel Martin
1840 - 1875
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John Brown
1847 - Unknown
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Thomas Branney
1838 - 1863
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Mary Isabella Martin
1869 - Unknown
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Esther Ann Martin
1867 - Unknown
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Isaac Cockbain Martin
1866 - 1953
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Mary Coulthard Brown
1877 - 1931
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David B Martin
1872 - Unknown

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