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David Mutton

Birth25 Mar 1689 - Stoke Climsland, Cornwall, England, United Kingdom
Death14 Apr 1728 - South Hill, Cornwall England
MotherJANE Cood
FatherEdward Maniton

Born in Stoke Climsland, Cornwall, England, United Kingdom on 25 Mar 1689 to Edward Maniton and JANE Cood. David Mutton married Mary Coweling and had 9 children. He passed away on 14 Apr 1728 in South Hill, Cornwall England.

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Parents
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Edward Maniton
1639 - 1708
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Jane Cood
1635 - 1714
Spouse(s)
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Mary Coweling
1695 - 1763
Children Show all
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Joseph Mutton
1716 - 1763
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David Mutton
1728 - 1800
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William Mutton
1725 - 1785
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Elizabeth Mutton
1720 - 1723
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Joanna Mutton
1722 - Unknown
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John Mutton
1715 - Unknown
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Jane Mutton
1719 - 1723
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Mary Crabb
1717 - 1763
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William Mutton
1716 - Unknown

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