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Jane Chynoweth

Birth29 Nov 1724 - St. Agnes, Cornwall, England
Death15 Jun 1783 - St Agnes, Cornwall, England
MotherJane Oates
FatherSamson Chenoweth

Born in St. Agnes, Cornwall, England on 29 Nov 1724 to Samson Chenoweth and Jane Oates. Jane Chynoweth married Ralph BLIGHT and had 8 children. She passed away on 15 Jun 1783 in St Agnes, Cornwall, England.

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Parents
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Samson Chenoweth
1690 - 1750
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Jane Oates
1697 - 1759
Spouse(s)
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Ralph Blight
1718 - 1763
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Andrew Blight
1744 - 1788
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Grace Blight
1757 - Unknown
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Ralph Blight
1755 - 1829
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Joseph Blight
1747 - 1793
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Diana Blighe
1762 - 1763
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Scipio Blight
1760 - 1789
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Jenifer Blight
1751 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Bligh
1753 - Unknown

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