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Samuel Terrell

Birth09 Feb 1729 - Calstock Parish, Cornwall, England
Death18 Feb 1802 - Calstock, Cornwall, England
MotherElizabeth Rundle
FatherRichard Terrill

Born in Calstock Parish, Cornwall, England on 09 Feb 1729 to Richard Terrill and Elizabeth Rundle. Samuel Terrell married Elizabeth Harper and had 7 children. He passed away on 18 Feb 1802 in Calstock, Cornwall, England.

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Richard Terrill
1694 - 1782
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Elizabeth Rundle
1690 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Harper
1732 - Unknown
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Honour Terrell
1772 - 1852
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Elizabeth Terrell
1763 - 1839
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Samuel Terrell
1757 - 1819
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Henry Terrell
1760 - 1833
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Richard Terrell
1754 - Unknown
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John Terrell
1768 - Unknown
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John Terrell
1766 - 1767

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