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Thomasin Stephens

Birth1753 - St Mary, Chatham, Kent, England
Death1838 - Coulsdon, Surrey, England
MotherMary Martin
FatherThomas Stephens

Born in St Mary, Chatham, Kent, England on 1753 to Thomas Stephens and Mary Martin. Thomasin Stephens had 9 children. She passed away on 1838 in Coulsdon, Surrey, England.

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Thomas Stephens
1710 - Unknown
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Mary Martin
1710 - Unknown
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Sarah Sayer Hitchins
1783 - 1846
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Charles George Hitchins
1786 - 1812
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Harriot Hitchins
1781 - 1859
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Amelia Hitchins
1790 - 1864
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John Hitchins
1776 - 1844
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Elizabeth Hitchins
1777 - Unknown
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James Hitchins
1785 - 1815
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Mary Ann Fisher Hitchins
1789 - 1797
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Maria Thomasin Hitchins
1788 - 1851

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