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Robert Codrington

Birth1650 - Not Available
DeathJun 1717 - Didmarton, Gloucestershire, England
MotherFrances Gyse
FatherJohn Codrington

Born on 1650 to John Codrington and Frances Gyse. Robert Codrington married Agnes Samwell and had 8 children. He passed away on Jun 1717 in Didmarton, Gloucestershire, England.

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Parents
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John Codrington
1600 - 1670
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Frances Gyse
1626 - 1676
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Agnes Samwell
1647 - 1717
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Robert Codrington
1678 - 1744
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Frances (The Younger) Codrington
1692 - 1721
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Agnes Codrington
1676 - 1721
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Isabella Codrington
1682 - Unknown
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Samuel Codrington
1681 - 1697
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Rachel Codrington
1683 - 1699
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Christopher Codrington
1686 - 1686
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Richard Codrington
1691 - 1691

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