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John Escott

Birth29 MAR 1835 - Ruan Lanihorne, Cornwall, England
Death14 MAY 1908 - Penzance, Cornwall, England
MotherElizabeth DUNGEY
FatherWilliam Escott

Born in Ruan Lanihorne, Cornwall, England on 29 MAR 1835 to William Escott and Elizabeth DUNGEY. John Escott married Mary Jane Treglown and had 8 children. He passed away on 14 MAY 1908 in Penzance, Cornwall, England.

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Parents
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William Escott
1799 - 1863
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Elizabeth Dungey
1803 - 1846
Spouse(s)
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Mary Jane Treglown
1840 - 1889
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Sally Burrell Jennings
1844 - 1925
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William Escott
1859 - 1900
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Ann Escott
1870 - Unknown
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Henry Escott
1880 - 1954
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Elizabeth Jane Escott
1861 - 1929
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John Treglown Escott
1866 - 1873
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Mary Escott
1868 - 1875
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John Escott
1863 - 1865
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Thomas Escott
1871 - 1875

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