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Matthew Pascoe

Birth19 Sep 1668 - Constantine, Cornwall, England
Death1753 - Constantine, Cornwall, England
MotherMargarett Rutter
FatherAnthony Paskawe (Pascoe)

Born in Constantine, Cornwall, England on 19 Sep 1668 to Anthony Paskawe (Pascoe) and Margarett Rutter. Matthew Pascoe married Elizabeth Roberts and had 6 children. He passed away on 1753 in Constantine, Cornwall, England.

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Anthony Paskawe (Pascoe)
1626 - 1697
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Margarett Rutter
1625 - 1697
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Elizabeth Roberts
1672 - 1752
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Elizabeth Duates
1656 - Unknown
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John Pascoe
1698 - 1788
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Matthew Pasco
1693 - 1763
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Grace Pascoe
1700 - 1737
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Jane Pascoe
1692 - 1769
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Anthony Pascoe
1695 - 1757
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Henry Pascoe
1701 - 1757

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