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James Snell

Birth03 Jan 1767 - Ottery St Mary, Devon
Death25 Apr 1852 - Offwell, [Honiton] Devon, , England
MotherAnne Paul
FatherRichard Snell

Born in Ottery St Mary, Devon on 03 Jan 1767 to Richard Snell and Anne Paul. James Snell married Mary Goad and had 15 children. He passed away on 25 Apr 1852 in Offwell, [Honiton] Devon, , England.

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Parents
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Richard Snell
1716 - Unknown
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Anne Paul
1725 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Mary Goad
1767 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Sarah Snell
1796 - 1833
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William Snell
1796 - 1885
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Mary Snell
1811 - 1885
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Edward Snell
1806 - 1851
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James (R-m269) Snell
1799 - 1831
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John Snell
1802 - 1867
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Henry Snell
1813 - 1834
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Susannah Snell
1796 - 1844
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Richard Snell
1786 - Unknown
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Sarah Snell
1796 - 1873
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James Snell
1789 - 1860
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James Snell
1788 - 1792
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George Snell
1792 - 1865
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Anne Snell
1792 - Unknown
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James Snell
1793 - 1861

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