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Samuel Thomas Rush

Birth13 MAR 1757 - Lantegois, Cornwall, England
Death02 JUN 1812 - Lantegois-By-Cam, Cornwall, England
MotherMary Sweet
FatherThomas Rush

Born in Lantegois, Cornwall, England on 13 MAR 1757 to Thomas Rush and Mary Sweet. Samuel Thomas Rush married Mary Ann Parsons and had 8 children. He passed away on 02 JUN 1812 in Lantegois-By-Cam, Cornwall, England.

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Thomas Rush
1722 - 1796
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Mary Sweet
1722 - 1778
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Mary Ann Parsons
1762 - 1835
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Susannah Rush
1790 - 1861
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John Rush
1792 - 1863
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Phillippa Rush
1804 - Unknown
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Grace Rush
1802 - Unknown
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Thomas Rush
1795 - Unknown
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Mary Rush
1797 - Unknown
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Ann Rush
1797 - Unknown
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Mary Rush
1797 - 1861

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