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Thomas Emptage

Birth27th December 1803 - St Peter Speightstown Barbados
Death24 OCT 1846 - Speightstown, Barbados
MotherElizabeth Puckering
FatherJohn Emtage

Born in St Peter Speightstown Barbados on 27th December 1803 to John Emtage and Elizabeth Puckering. Thomas Emptage married Sarah Ann Jemmott and had 10 children. He passed away on 24 OCT 1846 in Speightstown, Barbados.

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John Emtage
1766 - 1845
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Elizabeth Puckering
1760 - Unknown
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Sarah Ann Jemmott
1808 - 1861
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John Dixon Emptage
1838 - Unknown
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Joseph Emptage
1842 - Unknown
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Georgianna Emptage
1830 - Unknown
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Samuel Abel Emptage
1830 - Unknown
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Sarah Elizabeth Emtage
1844 - 1845
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Henry Francis Emtage
1841 - 1848
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Carlton Rowe Emtage
1834 - Unknown
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William Edward Emptage
1830 - Unknown
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Edmund Emtage
1836 - Unknown
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Thomas Emtage
1847 - Unknown

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