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John CHAPELHOW

Birth1721 - Bolton, Westmorland, England
DeathJune 8, 1775 - Bolton, Westmorland, England
MotherBarbara Bowness
FatherThomas Chapelhow

Born in Bolton, Westmorland, England on 1721 to Thomas Chapelhow and Barbara Bowness. John CHAPELHOW married Frances MITCHELL and had 7 children. He passed away on June 8, 1775 in Bolton, Westmorland, England.

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Thomas Chapelhow
1692 - 1775
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Barbara Bowness
1690 - 1755
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Frances Mitchell
1723 - 1792
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Frances Chapelhow
1760 - 1798
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Peggy Chappelhow
1765 - 1765
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Barbara Chapelhow
1754 - 1817
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Isabel Chaplehow
1766 - Unknown
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Thomas Chapelhow
1751 - 1810
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William Chappelhow
1758 - 1758
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Elizabeth Chapelhow
1752 - Unknown

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