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Philip Cocking

Birth14 Aug 1708 - Redruth, Cornwall, England
Death1769 - St Agnes, Cornwall, England
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FatherPhilip Cocking

Born in Redruth, Cornwall, England on 14 Aug 1708 to Philip Cocking. Philip Cocking married Martha Pollard and had 11 children. He passed away on 1769 in St Agnes, Cornwall, England.

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Philip Cocking
1667 - 1715
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Martha Pollard
1707 - 1751
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Juliana Lydgy
1705 - Unknown
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Grace Cocking
1738 - Unknown
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Margery Cocking
1728 - Unknown
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Joseph Cocking
1721 - Unknown
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Nicholas Cocking
1724 - Unknown
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William Cocking
1716 - Unknown
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Thomas Cocking
1718 - Unknown
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Christiana Cocking
1732 - 1837
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Catherine Cocking
1739 - 1739
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Philip Cocking
1732 - Unknown
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Alexander Cocking
1726 - 1735
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Joan Cocking
1726 - Unknown

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