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Caesar Thomas GOOCH

Birth27 Jan 1707 - Diss, Suffolk, England
Death25 MAR 1757 - Diss
MotherDorothy Gwavas
FatherWheatley Gooch

Born in Diss, Suffolk, England on 27 Jan 1707 to Wheatley Gooch and Dorothy Gwavas. Caesar Thomas GOOCH married Elizabeth Wyard Newstead and had 8 children. He passed away on 25 MAR 1757 in Diss.

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Wheatley Gooch
1679 - 1751
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Dorothy Gwavas
1685 - 1775
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Elizabeth Wyard Newstead
1709 - Unknown
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James Wyard Gooch
1739 - 1814
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George Gooch
1743 - 1814
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Rev. Caesar Thomas Gooch Jr.
1743 - 1829
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James Gooch
1733 - 1735
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Jane Gooch
1736 - 1822
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Mary Hubbard Gooch
1734 - 1796
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Dorothy Charlotte Gooch
1742 - 1760
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Elizabeth Gooch
1731 - 1764

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