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John Vivian 1746 – 1748 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 1746

Birth Location: Camborne, Cornwall, England

Death Date: 1748

Death Location: Camborne, Cornwall, England

Father: Roger Vivian

Mother: Elizabeth Eva

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John Vivian was born in 1746 in Camborne, Cornwall, England, the child of Roger Vivian and Elizabeth Eva. John Vivian passed away in 1748 in Camborne, Cornwall, England.

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Biography

  • John Vivian was born in 1746 in Camborne, Cornwall, England, the child of Roger Vivian and Elizabeth Eva.
  • John Vivian passed away in 1748 in Camborne, Cornwall, England.

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John Vivian's Ancestors

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John Vivian
1746 – 1748
Birth Place: Camborne, Cornwall, England
Parents
Roger Vivian
1715 – 1777
Camborne, Cornwall, England
Elizabeth Eva
1719 – 1791
Camborne, Cornwall, England
Grandparents
John Vivian
1689 – 1740
Camborne, Cornwall, England
Mary Marrack
1694 – 1751
Paul, Cornwall, England
Henry Eva
1688 – 1749
Camborne, Cornwall, England
Catherine Vivian
1693 – 1789
Camborne, Cornwall, England
Great-Grandparents
John Vivian
1651 – 1736
Jane Luke
1658 – 1715
Johnson Vivian
1659 – 1737
Elizabeth Davy
1663 – 1720
2nd-Great-Grandparents
John Vivian
1626 – 1691
Agnes Bray
1628 – 1707
John Vivian
1626 – 1691
Agnes Bray
1628 – 1707

John Vivian's Timeline

2 Records

1746
1746
Birth of John Vivian in Camborne, Cornwall, England
Camborne, Cornwall, England
1748
1748
Age 2
Death of John Vivian in Camborne, Cornwall, England
Camborne, Cornwall, England

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 1746
    Event Place: Camborne, Cornwall, England

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 1748
    Event Place: Camborne, Cornwall, England

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