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JANE COATE

BirthAbt. 1665 - Hambridge, Curry Rivel, Somerset, England
Death24 Apr 1737 - Street, Somerset, England
MotherEdith Satterthwait
FatherMarmaduke Coate

Born in Hambridge, Curry Rivel, Somerset, England on Abt. 1665 to Marmaduke Coate and Edith Satterthwait. JANE COATE married James Clothier and had 8 children. She passed away on 24 Apr 1737 in Street, Somerset, England.

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Parents
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Marmaduke Coate
1634 - 1689
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Edith Satterthwait
1617 - 1718
Spouse(s)
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James Clothier
1645 - 1714
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Henry Clothier (En-allentown Nj)
1688 - 1732
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James Clothier
1687 - 1759
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Jane Clothier
1702 - 1794
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Mary Clothier
1690 - 1759
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William Clothier
1705 - 1760
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Marmaduke Clothier
1699 - 1772
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Elizabeth Clothier
1696 - Unknown
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John Clothier
1694 - 1759

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