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Robert Tremethack

BirthNovember 1692 - Ludgvan, Cornwall, England
DeathJanuary 1739 - Ludgvan, Cornwall, England
MotherMary James
FatherThomas Tremethake

Born in Ludgvan, Cornwall, England on November 1692 to Thomas Tremethake and Mary James. Robert Tremethack married Mary Lanyon and had 7 children. He passed away on January 1739 in Ludgvan, Cornwall, England.

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Thomas Tremethake
1640 - 1713
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Mary James
1648 - 1720
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Mary Lanyon
1692 - 1732
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Jane Tremethack
1716 - 1768
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Thomas Tremethack
1717 - 1778
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Mary Tremethack
1720 - Unknown
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Robert Tremethack
1723 - 1781
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Margarett Tremethack
1730 - 1734
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Jane Tremethack
1728 - Unknown
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Cathrine Tremethack
1725 - Unknown

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