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John Chenoweth

Birth11 Jan 1755 - East Newlyn, Cornwall, England
Death1837 - Not Available
MotherJoan Phillips
FatherThomas Chynoweth

Born in East Newlyn, Cornwall, England on 11 Jan 1755 to Thomas Chynoweth and Joan Phillips. John Chenoweth married Elizabeth Phillips and had 8 children. He passed away on 1837.

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Thomas Chynoweth
1722 - 1770
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Joan Phillips
1728 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Phillips
1754 - 1837
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Mary Chenoweth Pascoe
1785 - 1869
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Richard Chenoweth
1788 - 1878
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Jane Chenoweth
1790 - 1868
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Nancy Anne Chenoweth
1793 - 1856
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John Chenoweth
1795 - 1796
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Elizabeth Chenoweth
1782 - 1868
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Richard Chenoweth
1788 - 1826
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Mary Chenoweth
Unknown - Unknown

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