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Daniel Clissold

Birth7 Jan 1681 - Painswick, Stroud, Gloucestershire, England
Death1755 - Pitney by Langport, Somerset, England
MotherMary Hannis
FatherStephen Clissold

Born in Painswick, Stroud, Gloucestershire, England on 7 Jan 1681 to Stephen Clissold and Mary Hannis. Daniel Clissold married Jane Sherstone and had 10 children. He passed away on 1755 in Pitney by Langport, Somerset, England.

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Stephen Clissold
1659 - 1712
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Mary Hannis
1649 - 1688
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Jane Sherstone
1680 - 1770
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John Clissold
1715 - 1773
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Sarah Clissold
1716 - 1720
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Thomas Clissold
1722 - 1789
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Joseph Clissold
1718 - 1789
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John Clissold
Unknown - Unknown
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Hannah Clissold
1732 - Unknown
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Edward Clissold
1726 - Unknown
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Hester Clissold
1727 - Unknown
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Samuel Clissold
1723 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Clissold
1734 - Unknown

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