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Susannah Brisco

Birthabt 1645 - Crofton, Cumberland, England
Death18 Jan 1714 - Scaleby, Cumberland, England
MotherSusanna J Brown (Brisco)
FatherWilliam (1st son, heir, Sheriff) Brisco

Born in Crofton, Cumberland, England on abt 1645 to William (1st son, heir, Sheriff) Brisco and Susanna J Brown (Brisco). Susannah Brisco married Richard Gilpin MD and had 12 children. She passed away on 18 Jan 1714 in Scaleby, Cumberland, England.

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Parents
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William (1St Son, Heir, Sheriff) Brisco
1606 - 1687
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Susanna J Brown (Brisco)
1612 - 1663
Spouse(s)
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Richard Gilpin Md
1625 - 1699
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John Gilpin
1670 - 1732
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William Gilpin
1657 - 1724
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Susannah Gilpin
1659 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Gilpin
1662 - Unknown
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Richard Gilpin
1664 - Unknown
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Ann Gilpin
1660 - 1745
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Isaac Gilpin
1658 - 1719
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Dorothy Gilpin
1668 - Unknown
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Thomas Gilpin
1677 - 1700
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Bernard Gilpin
1672 - Unknown
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Mary1660 Gilpin
1660 - 1745
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Frances1675 Gilpin
1675 - Unknown

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