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John Coplestone

Birth1737 - Spreyton, Devon, England
Death01/10/1793 - Not Available
MotherMary Ballamy
FatherChristopher Coplestone

Born in Spreyton, Devon, England on 1737 to Christopher Coplestone and Mary Ballamy. John Coplestone married Mary Rowe and had 10 children. He passed away on 01/10/1793.

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Parents
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Christopher Coplestone
1711 - Unknown
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Mary Ballamy
1702 - 1776
Spouse(s)
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Mary Rowe
1734 - 1819
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Elizabeth Rowe
Unknown - Unknown
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John Coplestone
1769 - 1819
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Samuel Copplestone
1775 - 1851
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Elizabeth Copplestone
1779 - 1841
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Christopher Copplestone
1765 - 1823
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James Copplestone
1782 - Unknown
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Anna Copplestone
1777 - 1864
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George Copplestone
1785 - Unknown
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Johanna Copplestone
1780 - Unknown
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Mary Copplestone
1767 - Unknown
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Asahel (Azael) Copplestone
1773 - 1815

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