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Penelope Smith

Birth22 Oct 1653 - Cratfield, England, United Kingdom
Death1720 - Not Available
MotherPenelope Freston
FatherJohn Smith

Born in Cratfield, England, United Kingdom on 22 Oct 1653 to John Smith and Penelope Freston. Penelope Smith married Edward Hobart and had 13 children. She passed away on 1720.

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Parents
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John Smith
1633 - Unknown
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Penelope Freston
1629 - 1681
Spouse(s)
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Edward Hobart
1651 - 1711
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Lydia Hobart
1691 - 1691
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Barbara Hobart
1689 - 1726
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Elizabeth Hobart
1680 - 1689
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Edward Hobart
1681 - Unknown
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James Hobart
1684 - Unknown
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Miles Hobart
1685 - 1685
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Antony Hobart
1694 - 1730
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Mary Hobart
1692 - 1692
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Thomas Hobart
1698 - 1699
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Lydia Hobart
1679 - 1680
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Sarah Hobart
1687 - 1689
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John Hobart
1683 - Unknown
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Penelope Hobart
1693 - Unknown

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