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Robert Chipchase

Birth1754 - South Shields Tyne & Wear England
DeathNot Available - Not Available
MotherMary Jolley
FatherThomas Chipchase

Born in South Shields Tyne & Wear England on 1754 to Thomas Chipchase and Mary Jolley. Robert Chipchase married elizabeth salkeld and had 8 children.

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Parents
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Thomas Chipchase
1714 - 1784
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Mary Jolley
Unknown - 1796
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Elizabeth Salkeld
1755 - 1804
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Sarah Susannah Coates
1766 - Unknown
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Luke Chipchase
1776 - Unknown
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Robert Chipchase
1794 - 1842
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Robert Chipchase
1788 - Unknown
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Thomas Chipchase
1779 - Unknown
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Mary Chipchase
1778 - Unknown
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Sarah Chipchase
1783 - Unknown
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George Chipchase
1774 - 1813
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Robert Chipchase
1782 - 1782

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