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Jane Lovell 1834 – 1878 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 1834

Birth Location: Queen Charlton, Somerset

Death Date: Oct 1878

Death Location: Weybridge, Surrey

Father: James Lovell

Mother: Jane Britton

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Jane Lovell was born in 1834 in Queen Charlton, Somerset, the child of James Lovell and Jane Britton. Jane Lovell passed away in 1878 in Weybridge, Surrey.

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Biography

  • Jane Lovell was born in 1834 in Queen Charlton, Somerset, the child of James Lovell and Jane Britton.
  • Jane Lovell passed away in 1878 in Weybridge, Surrey.

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Jane Lovell's Ancestors

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Jane Lovell
1834 – 1878
Birth Place: Queen Charlton, Somerset
Parents
James Lovell
1804 – 1873
Queen Charlton, Somerset, England
Jane Britton
1802 – 1874
Norton Malreward, Somerset, England
Grandparents
James Lovell
1768 – 1836
Keynsham, Somerset, England
Frances (Fanny) Hudd
1764 – 1834
Compton, Somerset, England
Richard Dowling
1764 –
Chewton Mendip, Somerset
Mary Read
1762 –
East Harptree, Somerset
Great-Grandparents
James Lovell
1745 – 1821
Anne Lovell
William Hud
– 1781
Mary Hud
Thomas Dowling
1724 – 1790
Mary (Nash)
1758 – 1826
Thomas Read
1730 – 1794
Martha Sperring
1733 –
2nd-Great-Grandparents
Tomas Dowling
1700 – 1751
Ann Witcomb
1702 – 1739
William Nash\Naish
1737 – 1773
Betty Powell
1735 – 1805

Jane Lovell's Timeline

2 Records

1834
1834
Birth of Jane Lovell in Queen Charlton, Somerset
Queen Charlton, Somerset
1878
Oct 1878
Age 44
Death of Jane Lovell in Weybridge, Surrey
Weybridge, Surrey

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 1834
    Event Place: Queen Charlton, Somerset

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: Oct 1878
    Event Place: Weybridge, Surrey

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