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Nicholas Synge

Birth1693 - Dublin, Ireland
Death01 Feb 1771 - St Patricks Cathedral, , Dublin, Ireland
MotherJane Proud
FatherMost Rev. Edward Synge

Born in Dublin, Ireland on 1693 to Most Rev. Edward Synge and Jane Proud. Nicholas Synge married Elizabeth Trench and had 8 children. He passed away on 01 Feb 1771 in St Patricks Cathedral, , Dublin, Ireland.

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Most Rev. Edward Synge
1659 - 1741
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Jane Proud
1665 - 1723
Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth Trench
1703 - 1771
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Edward Synge
1725 - 1792
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Barbara Synge
1731 - 1767
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Jane Synge
1730 - Unknown
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Mary Synge
1730 - 1808
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Elizabeth Synge
1737 - 1837
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Frederick Synge
Unknown - Unknown
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Samuel Synge
Unknown - Unknown
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Margery Synge
1737 - Unknown

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