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Jacques Lefevre

BirthJuly 1625 - Not Available
Death12 Nov 1702 - Canterbury, Kent, England
MotherMarie Margueritte Le Sage
FatherEsaie or Isaye Loffroy

Born on July 1625 to Esaie or Isaye Loffroy and Marie Margueritte Le Sage. Jacques Lefevre married Marguerite Pigden and had 6 children. He passed away on 12 Nov 1702 in Canterbury, Kent, England.

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Parents
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Esaie Or Isaye Loffroy
1593 - 1653
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Marie Margueritte Le Sage
1590 - 1643
Spouse(s)
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Marguerite Pigden
1625 - 1693
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Marguerite Pigdon
Unknown - 1693
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Israel Lefroy
1650 - 1713
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Samuel Lefroy
1658 - 1696
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John Lefroy
1662 - Unknown
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Hester Lefroy
Unknown - Unknown
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Elizabeth Lefroy
Unknown - Unknown
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Sarah L'offrey
1668 - Unknown

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