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Samuel CATCHPOLE

Birth19 Jan 1796 - Aldringham, Suffolk, England
DeathJan 1882 - Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England
MotherAnn Smith
FatherSamuel Catchpole

Born in Aldringham, Suffolk, England on 19 Jan 1796 to Samuel Catchpole and Ann Smith. Samuel CATCHPOLE married Mary COLLINS and had 8 children. He passed away on Jan 1882 in Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England.

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Samuel Catchpole
1764 - 1854
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Ann Smith
1760 - 1854
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Mary Collins
1804 - 1851
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Elizabeth Catchpole
1835 - Unknown
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Hammond Catchpole
1838 - 1880
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Mary Ann Catchpole
1829 - 1875
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Emily Catchpole
1841 - 1912
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Emly Cutchford
1841 - 1871
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James Catchpole
1832 - Unknown
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William Catchpole
1827 - Unknown
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John Catchpole
1825 - Unknown

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