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Deborah Couchman

Birth1728 - Benenden, Kent
Death9 APR 1807 - Goudhurst, Kent, England
MotherMary Campany
FatherWilliam Couchman

Born in Benenden, Kent on 1728 to William Couchman and Mary Campany. Deborah Couchman married William Hazelden and had 8 children. She passed away on 9 APR 1807 in Goudhurst, Kent, England.

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Parents
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William Couchman
Unknown - Unknown
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Mary Campany
1694 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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William Hazelden
1716 - 1783
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Thomas Hazelden
1765 - 1828
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Deborah Hazelden
1758 - 1824
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Sarah Hazelden
1760 - 1791
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Mary Besford
1755 - 1790
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Esther Hazelden
1769 - 1860
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Elizabeth Hazelden
1758 - Unknown
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William Hazelden
1756 - 1824
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John Hazelden
1762 - Unknown

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