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Mary Lamswood

Female Abt 1806 -


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  1. 1.  Mary Lamswood was born about 1806 in Devon England.

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    • Baptism: null

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    MARY LAMBSWOOD - International Genealogical Index
    Gender: Female Marriage: 07 MAY 1826 Saint Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands
    1841
    Mary Sostevin abt 1811 England St Helier, Jersey
    1851
    Mary Tostevin Peter abt 1807 England Wife St Helier, Jersey
    1861
    Mary Tostevin Peter abt 1807 England Wife St Helier, Jersey
    1871(same house as son Henry)
    Mary Tostevin abt 1807 England Head St Helier, Jersey
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    Here are the details from the death certificate of Mary Tostevin.

    12/12/1871 at Journeaux Street, St Helier
    Mary Lambswood widow of Mr Peter Tostevin, aged 66, cause of death - Bronchite. Death notified by Mr Peter John Tostevin of 32, Dorset Street, present at the death

    Family/Spouse: Peter Tostevin. Peter (son of Pierre Tostevin and Elizabeth Null Allen) was born on 24 Oct 1807 in st peter port Guernsey C I, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

    Children:
    1. Nicholas Lamswood Tostevin was born on 7 Jan 1845 in St Helier Jersey, England.

Generation: 2


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