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David Cornell

Birthabt 1812 - Castle Hedingham, Essex, England
DeathNot Available - Not Available
Mother(Unknown) (Unknown)
Father Cornell

Born in Castle Hedingham, Essex, England on abt 1812 to Cornell and (Unknown) (Unknown). David Cornell married Eliza Cornell and had 13 children.

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Parents
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Cornell
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(Unknown) (Unknown)
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Spouse(s)
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Eliza Cornell
1816 - Unknown
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Eliza Chapman
Unknown - Unknown
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Eliza Ann Cornell
1818 - 1881
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Eliza Chapman
1816 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Mackintyre
1813 - Unknown
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Bridge Cornell
1853 - 1908
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Harriet Mary Cornell
1848 - 1909
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Sophia Elizabeth Cornell
1838 - 1927
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Frederick Cornell
1856 - 1926
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Eliza Cornell
1847 - Unknown
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Harriett Cornell
1849 - 1881
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Elizabeth Ann Cornell
1839 - Unknown
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Samuel Cornell
1832 - 1891
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Elizabeth Halls
1837 - Unknown
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Danil Cornell
1843 - Unknown
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Alanson Cornell
1840 - Unknown
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William Cornell
1836 - Unknown
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Alanson Cornell
1839 - 1914

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