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Susan/Susannah Twynam

BirthDecember 1804 - Bishopstoke, Hampshire, England
Death31 May 1837 - Not Available
MotherMary (Gregory) Young
FatherHenry Twynam

Born in Bishopstoke, Hampshire, England on December 1804 to Henry Twynam and Mary (Gregory) Young. Susan/Susannah Twynam married Charles Morgan and had 7 children. She passed away on 31 May 1837.

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Parents
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Henry Twynam
1760 - 1840
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Mary (Gregory) Young
1769 - 1832
Spouse(s)
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Charles Morgan
1801 - 1886
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Emily Henrietta Morgan
1832 - 1918
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Henry Morgan
1828 - 1896
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Sarah Ellen Morgan
1834 - 1910
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Frederick Walter Morgan
1837 - 1866
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Mary Ann Susannah Morgan
1830 - 1847
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Charles Joseph Morgan
1829 - 1874
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George Morgan
1835 - 1836

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