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Matthew Thomas

Birth1766 - Zennor, Cornwall, England
Death1809 - Cornwall Unitary Authority, Cornwall. Mining accident at Wheal Chance, Cornwall, England
MotherMary Thomas
FatherJohn Thomas

Born in Zennor, Cornwall, England on 1766 to John Thomas and Mary Thomas. Matthew Thomas married Charity Christopher and had 10 children. He passed away on 1809 in Cornwall Unitary Authority, Cornwall. Mining accident at Wheal Chance, Cornwall, England.

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John Thomas
1737 - 1795
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Mary Thomas
1741 - 1816
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Charity Christopher
1768 - 1836
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Matthew Thomas
1806 - 1857
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Charity Thomas
1798 - 1867
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John Thomas
1797 - Unknown
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Nancy (Ann) Thomas
1801 - 1872
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Jane Thomas
1802 - 1877
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Mary Thomas
1799 - Unknown
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Thomas Thomas
Unknown - Unknown
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Mary Thomas
1796 - Unknown
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Matthew Thomas
1804 - Unknown
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Thomas Thomas
1795 - Unknown

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