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Jean Stringat

Birth1664 - Angrogna, Torino, Piemonte (Regione), Italy
Death22 May 1714 - Angrogna, Torino, Piemonte (Regione), Italy
MotherCatterina Bocho
FatherJean Stringat

Born in Angrogna, Torino, Piemonte (Regione), Italy on 1664 to Jean Stringat and Catterina Bocho. Jean Stringat married Marie RAGE and had 8 children. He passed away on 22 May 1714 in Angrogna, Torino, Piemonte (Regione), Italy.

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Parents
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Jean Stringat
1637 - 1691
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Catterina Bocho
1636 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Marie Rage
1668 - 1713
Children Show all
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Catherine Stringat
1697 - Unknown
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Suzanne Stringat
1698 - 1772
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Daniel Stringat
1701 - 1765
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Pierre Stringat
1706 - 1762
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Anne Stringat
1709 - 1778
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Marguerite Stringat
Unknown - Unknown
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Madeleine Stringat
Unknown - 1766
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Marie Stringat
1692 - 1750

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