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William Rendle

Birth1782 - North Molton, Devon, , England
Death1854 - North Molton, Devon, , England
MotherThomasine Ward
FatherRobert Rendle

Born in North Molton, Devon, , England on 1782 to Robert Rendle and Thomasine Ward. William Rendle married Ann Quick and had 13 children. He passed away on 1854 in North Molton, Devon, , England.

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Parents
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Robert Rendle
1742 - 1812
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Thomasine Ward
1740 - 1823
Spouse(s)
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Ann Quick
1791 - 1865
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Ann Rendle
1828 - 1828
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John Rendle
1817 - 1871
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Frances Quick Rendle
1836 - 1909
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Frances Rendle
1822 - 1822
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George Rendle
1830 - 1900
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Richard Rendle
1826 - 1856
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Ann Rendle
1830 - Unknown
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William Rendle
1813 - 1893
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James Rendle
1815 - 1851
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William Rendle
1837 - Unknown
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Robert Rendle
1815 - 1851
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Henry Rendle
1821 - Unknown
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George Rendle
1827 - Unknown

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