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Daniel Trimble

Birthabt 1759 - Whitehaven, Cumberland, England
DeathJun 1840 - Wigton, Cumberland, England
MotherMary Scott
FatherJohn Trimbel

Born in Whitehaven, Cumberland, England on abt 1759 to John Trimbel and Mary Scott. Daniel Trimble married Jane Wallas and had 8 children. He passed away on Jun 1840 in Wigton, Cumberland, England.

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John Trimbel
1725 - Unknown
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Mary Scott
1730 - Unknown
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Jane Wallas
1761 - Unknown
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Alexander Trimble
1802 - 1874
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Hanse Trimble
1797 - 1870
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Francis "Hans" Trimble
1801 - 1842
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Thomas Trimble
1805 - Unknown
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Wallace Trimble
1799 - Unknown
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Joseph Trimble
1796 - Unknown
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Mary Trimble
1792 - 1843
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Daniel Trimble
1794 - 1840

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