John Prouse

Birth6 Dec 1771 - Clovelly, Devon, England

Death7 Jan 1864 - Ditford or Deptford farm, nr Meddon,ex Gorvin farm nr East Yagland, Devonshire, (someones note re Bermuda is confusing - was it a property name or

MotherElizabeth Ann Crocker

FatherJames PROUSE

Born in Clovelly, Devon, England on 6 Dec 1771 to James PROUSE and Elizabeth Ann Crocker. John Prouse married Ann Hortop and had 9 children. He passed away on 7 Jan 1864 in Ditford or Deptford farm, nr Meddon,ex Gorvin farm nr East Yagland, Devonshire, (someones note re Bermuda is confusing - was it a property name or.

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Parents

James Prouse
1738 - 1820

Elizabeth Ann Crocker
1747 - 1817

Spouse(s)

Ann Hortop
1784 - 1865

Elizabeth Cook
1776 - 1801

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Richard Prouse
1823 - 1890

Thomas Prouse
1807 - 1881

Ann Hortop Prouse
Unknown - 1891

Sarah Prouse
1826 - 1898

James Prouse
1814 - 1885

Charles Prouse
1817 - 1891

Grace Prouse
1805 - 1881

William Prouse
Unknown - 1879

John Prouse
1820 - 1902

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