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John Corrin

Birth1795 - Malew St Mark's Chapel, Isle of Man
DeathBefore 1851 - Isle Of Man
MotherAnne Kneale
FatherThomas Corrin

Born in Malew St Mark's Chapel, Isle of Man on 1795 to Thomas Corrin and Anne Kneale. John Corrin married Sarah Kneale and had 14 children. He passed away on Before 1851 in Isle Of Man .

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Parents
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Thomas Corrin
1761 - 1843
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Anne Kneale
1762 - 1836
Spouse(s)
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Sarah Kneale
Unknown - Unknown
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Sarah Jane Kneale
Unknown - Unknown
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Sarah Jane Neal
Unknown - Unknown
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Jane2 Kelly
1806 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Thomas Corrin
1848 - Unknown
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Margaret Corrin
Unknown - Unknown
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Isabel Corrin
1840 - Unknown
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Elinor Corrin
1840 - Unknown
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John Corrin
1837 - Unknown
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John Corrin
1840 - Unknown
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Henry Carran
1838 - Unknown
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Jane Corrin
1837 - Unknown
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Thomas Corrin
1834 - Unknown
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Robert Corrin
1847 - Unknown
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Henry Corrin
1837 - Unknown
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Robert Corrin
1832 - Unknown
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Charles Corrin
1840 - Unknown
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Anne Corrin
1835 - 1857

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