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Greenwich |
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Ipswich? 1754-1797 |
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Robert Fancett |
about 1780 |
Deptford |
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Martha Fancett |
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d May 1786 |
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Clara Fancett |
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Deptford |
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John Jonathan Fancett |
May 1787 |
Deptford |
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George Fancett |
Jan 1790 |
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d Aug 1792 |
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Thomas Lucas Fancett |
Jan 1793 |
Deptford |
d May 1793 |
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23 May 1786 |
Burial record, Martha |
Hughes Fields, Deptford |
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27 May 1787 |
Baptism record, John Jonathan (1787) |
Hughes Fields, Deptford |
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Baptism record, George |
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Burial record, George |
Butcher Row, Deptford |
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3 Feb 1793 |
Baptism record, Thomas Lucas |
Butcher Row, Deptford |
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12 May 1793 |
Burial record, Thomas Lucas |
Butcher Row, Deptford |
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Burial record, John Jonathan (1754) |
Butcher Row, Deptford |
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Indenture of John Jonathan (1787) |
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Additional Information It seems likely that Clare (1754) took over the ironmonger business in 1797 on the death of her husband, and was aided initially by their son, Robert. who died prematurely in 1805. It further seems likely that the chandlery shop run by Clara (1786) was a development of her mother’s ironmonger shop. |
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