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Elizabeth Squib

BirthAbout 1757 - Appledram West Sussex
DeathNot Available - Not Available
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Born in Appledram West Sussex on About 1757. Elizabeth Squib married George Pescodd and had 11 children.

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George Pescodd
1749 - Unknown
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Thomas Pescott
1780 - 1848
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Elizabeth Pescott
1773 - 1852
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Frances Pescod
1791 - Unknown
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William Pescott
1795 - Unknown
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George Pescott
1777 - Unknown
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Ann Pescott
1778 - Unknown
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Rebecca Pescott
1784 - Unknown
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Mary Pescott
1786 - Unknown
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James Pescott
1783 - Unknown
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Charlotte Pescott
1788 - Unknown
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John Pescod
1781 - Unknown

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