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Jane Kenchington

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  1. 1.  Jane Kenchington was born in 1801 in Fordingbridge Hampshire.

    Jane married George Pitt on 25 Feb 1821 in Millbrook, Hampshire, England. George (son of Joseph Pitt and Jane) was born in 1789 Jan-Mar in Millbrook Hampshire; died in 1858 May in Millbrook, Hampshire, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

    Children:
    1. George Pitt was born in 1822 in Millbrook, Hampshire, England.
    2. Benjamin Pitt was born in 1824 in Millbrook, Hampshire, England; died in 1892 in South Stoneham Hampshire.
    3. Jane Pitt was born in 1826 in Millbrook, Hampshire, England.
    4. Ellen Pitt was born in 1830 in Millbrook, Hampshire, England; died in 1845 in Millbrook, Hampshire, England.
    5. Alfred Pitt was born in 1832 in Millbrook, Hampshire, England; died in 1834 in Millbrook, Hampshire, England.
    6. Henry Pitt was born in 1835 in Millbrook, Hampshire, England.
    7. Mark Pitt was born in 1836 in Millbrook, Hampshire, England.
    8. Martha Pitt was born in 1836 in Millbrook, Hampshire, England.
    9. Harriet Pitt was born in 1839 in Millbrook, Hampshire, England.
    10. Walter Pitt was born in 1840 in Millbrook, Hampshire, England.
    11. Albert Pitt was born in 1843 in Millbrook Hampshire; died in 1902 in South Stoneham, Hampshire, England.

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