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John Cocksedge

Birth1689 - Rougham Suffolk
Death9 Nov 1785 - Rougham Suffolk
MotherAnn Bowles
FatherJohn Cocksedge ((Coxage))

Born in Rougham Suffolk on 1689 to John Cocksedge ((Coxage)) and Ann Bowles. John Cocksedge married Margaret Steelman Bird Cocksedge and had 7 children. He passed away on 9 Nov 1785 in Rougham Suffolk.

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John Cocksedge ((Coxage))
1667 - 1733
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Ann Bowles
1671 - 1733
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Margaret Steelman Bird Cocksedge
1698 - 1768
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Catherine Knights
1697 - 1722
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Michael Cockridge
1733 - 1790
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Thomas Cocksedge
1726 - 1791
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Susan Cocksedge
1736 - 1761
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William Cocksedge
1728 - 1801
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Margaret Cocksedge
1724 - 1807
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Benjamin Cocksedge
1731 - 1797
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Catherine Cocksedge
1722 - 1738

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