Thomas Nance

Birth3 OCT 1836 - Penzance, Cornwall, England

Death24 JUN 1905 - Marrickville, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

MotherElizabeth Job

FatherThomas Nance

Born in Penzance, Cornwall, England on 3 OCT 1836 to Thomas Nance and Elizabeth Job. Thomas Nance married Theresa Nivelle Lovell and had 13 children. He passed away on 24 JUN 1905 in Marrickville, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.

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Parents

Thomas Nance
1805 - 1883

Elizabeth Job
1806 - 1888

Spouse(s)

Theresa Nivelle Lovell
1846 - 1895

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Margaret Lousia Nance
1867 - 1939

Thomas Pierce Hains Nance
1869 - 1941

Frank Richard Nance
1875 - 1952

John Tasman Nance
1873 - 1949

Charles William Nance
1872 - 1949

Florence Caroline Elizabeth Nance
1880 - 1941

Francis Henry S. Nance
1870 - 1871

Theresa Eliza Elizabeth Nance
1877 - 1877

Edwin (Edward?) Nance
1885 - 1961

Mary Emma Mcleay Nance (Twin)
1888 - 1974

Pethie Evelyn Lovell Nance
1888 - 1964

Andrew Nance
1885 - 1885

Trivey Nivelle Nance
1882 - 1886

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