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John Thomas Mace

Birth21 Dec 1802 - Little Compton, Gloucestershire, England
DeathMar 1890 - Surrey, United Kingdom
MotherSarah Ann Pegdon
FatherJames Mace

Born in Little Compton, Gloucestershire, England on 21 Dec 1802 to James Mace and Sarah Ann Pegdon. John Thomas Mace married Ann RYMAN and had 8 children. He passed away on Mar 1890 in Surrey, United Kingdom.

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James Mace
1773 - 1851
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Sarah Ann Pegdon
1781 - 1846
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Ann Ryman
1806 - 1888
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Sarah Ann Mace
1844 - Unknown
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Pricilla Mace
1838 - 1890
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John Mace
1835 - 1865
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James Mace
1837 - 1914
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Thomas Mace
1840 - 1916
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Eliza Mace
1830 - 1912
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Thomas Mace
1841 - Unknown
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Frances Elizabeth Strong
1836 - 1921

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