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Ann Waters

BirthDecember 26, 1734 - Breage, Cornwall, England
Death1810 - Breage, Cornwall, England
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Born in Breage, Cornwall, England on December 26, 1734. Ann Waters married William Pascoe Snr and had 13 children. She passed away on 1810 in Breage, Cornwall, England.

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William Pascoe Snr
1733 - Unknown
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William Pascoe
1728 - 1772
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William Pascoe
1740 - Unknown
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William Pascoe
Unknown - Unknown
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Richard Pascoe
1763 - 1848
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William Pascoe
1752 - Unknown
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John Pascoe
1767 - 1772
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Mary Pascoe
1766 - 1847
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Elizabeth Emily Pascoe
1761 - 1853
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Thomas Pascoe
1768 - Unknown
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William Pascoe
1775 - Unknown
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Ann Pascoe
1761 - 1825
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Liet Pascoe
1760 - 1845
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William Pascoe
1775 - 1796
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Jane Pascoe
1775 - 1818
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Thomas Paskoe
1706 - 1757
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Thomas Pasco
1757 - 1757

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