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Rev. Charles Rolfe

Birth1802 - Lydd, Kent, England
Death19 August 1877 - Kent, England
MotherAnn Wightwick
FatherCharles Rolfe

Born in Lydd, Kent, England on 1802 to Charles Rolfe and Ann Wightwick. Rev. Charles Rolfe married LYDIA OLDHAM and had 7 children. He passed away on 19 August 1877 in Kent, England.

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Charles Rolfe
1759 - Unknown
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Ann Wightwick
1771 - 1843
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Lydia Oldham
1819 - 1905
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George Sandys Rolfe
1850 - 1929
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Charles Thomas Rolfe
1846 - Unknown
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Emily L Rolfe
1856 - 1858
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Oldham Thomas Rolfe
1848 - 1849
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William Edward Josiah Rolfe
1853 - 1858
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Lydia Grace Rolfe
1860 - 1861
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John Herbert Hieron Rolfe
1851 - 1930

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