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Charles Chapple

BirthAbt. 1711 - Camborne, Cornwall
Death5 Feb 1775 - Camborne, Cornwall, England
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Born in Camborne, Cornwall on Abt. 1711. Charles Chapple married Mary Rowe and had 10 children. He passed away on 5 Feb 1775 in Camborne, Cornwall, England.

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Mary Rowe
1713 - Unknown
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William Chapel
1747 - Unknown
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Richard Chaple
1755 - 1755
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Charles Chappell (Chapple)
1743 - Unknown
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Sarah (?) Chaple
1746 - 1747
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William Chaple
1747 - Unknown
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John Chaple
1749 - 1749
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John Chapel
1752 - 1821
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Richard Chaple
1757 - Unknown
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Sarah Chappell Chapple
1750 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Chaple
1760 - Unknown

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