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William Chave

Birth17 Oct 1744 - Sampford Peveral, Devon, England
Death5 Dec 1800 - Uplowman, Devon, England
MotherMary Quarterly
FatherSamuel Chave

Born in Sampford Peveral, Devon, England on 17 Oct 1744 to Samuel Chave and Mary Quarterly. William Chave married Grace Potter and had 10 children. He passed away on 5 Dec 1800 in Uplowman, Devon, England.

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Parents
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Samuel Chave
1714 - 1773
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Mary Quarterly
1720 - 1745
Spouse(s)
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Grace Potter
1748 - 1823
Children Show all
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Mary Chave
1785 - Unknown
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Thomas Chave
1789 - 1832
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Nancy Chave
1789 - 1866
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William Chave
1784 - 1844
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Anne Chave
1789 - Unknown
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Sarah Chave
1777 - 1852
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John Chave
1781 - 1864
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Elizabeth Chave
1775 - 1830
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Richard Chave
1790 - Unknown
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Susannah Chave
1780 - Unknown

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