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Descendants of DNA-07: Griffins of Halberton Devon Generation 1 1. DNA-07: GRIFFINS OF HALBERTON DEVON1 . More About DNA-07: Griffins of Halberton Devon: Pedigree (DNA Verified): Bef. 1748 in Halberton, Devon, England; DNA_07: Griffins of Halberton, Devon DNA-07: Griffins of Halberton Devon had the following child: 2. i. DEVON PEDIGREE 052. Generation 2 2. DEVON PEDIGREE 052 (DNA-07: Griffins of Halberton Devon1). More About Devon Pedigree 05: Pedigree: Bef. 1748 in Halberton, Devon, England; Devon Pedigree 05 Devon Pedigree 05 had the following child: 3. i. JOHN3 BABB1-3 was born before 1748. He died on 16 Jan 1790 in Halberton, Devon, England. He married Agnes Cook on 26 Oct 1761 in Halberton, Devon, England. She was born between 1725-1748. She died on 28 Feb 1791 in Halberton, Devon, England. Generation 3 3. JOHN3 BABB (Devon Pedigree 052, DNA-07: Griffins of Halberton Devon1)1-3 was born before 1748. He died on 16 Jan 1790 in Halberton, Devon, England. He married Agnes Cook on 26 Oct 1761 in Halberton, Devon, England. She was born between 1725-1748. She died on 28 Feb 1791 in Halberton, Devon, England. More About Agnes Cook: Also Known As: Seaman John Babb and Agnes Cook had the following children: i. ELIZABETH4 BABB1 was born on 01 Sep 1762 in Willand, Devon, England. More About Elizabeth Babb: Baptism: 01 Sep 1762 in Willand, Devon, England1 4. ii. JOHN BABB4-6 was born on 23 Apr 1764 in Willand, Devon, England. He died on 24 Jun 1837 in Halberton, Devon, England. He married Betty Blagdon on 09 Mar 1785 in Halberton, Devon, England. She was born between 1747-1772. She died after 1797. iii. ELIZABETH BABB was born on 23 Feb 1765 in Willand, Devon, England. She died after 1788. She married John Webber on 23 Jul 1788 in Halberton, Devon, England. He died after 1788. 5. iv. THOMAS BABB2, 7-8 was born on 24 Jan 1768 in Halberton, Devon, England8. He died on 19 Jun 1841 in Ashbrittle, Somerset, England. He married Elizabeth Ascott on 07 Apr 1791 in Halberton, Devon, England. She was born about 17689. She died on 11 Dec 1841 in Devon, England. 6. v. RICHARD BABB was born on 06 Feb 1770 in Halberton, Devon, England. He died after 1798. He married Sarah Seaman on 24 Dec 1795 in Halberton, Devon, England. She was born between 1746-1782. She died after 1798. Generation 3 (con't) vi. JANE BABB was born on 09 Apr 1773 in Halberton, Devon, England. vii. JAMES BABB3 was born on 03 Mar 1775 in Halberton, Devon, England. More About James Babb: Birth: 08 Mar 17753 Baptism: 29 Mar 1775 in Halberton, Devon, England; Age: 03 Generation 4 4. JOHN4 BABB (John3, Devon Pedigree 052, DNA-07: Griffins of Halberton Devon1)4-6 was born on 23 Apr 1764 in Willand, Devon, England. He died on 24 Jun 1837 in Halberton, Devon, England. He married Betty Blagdon on 09 Mar 1785 in Halberton, Devon, England. She was born between 1747-1772. She died after 1797. John Babb and Betty Blagdon had the following children: i. JOHN5 BABB was born on 03 Jan 1788 in Washfield, Devon, England. He died on 03 Mar 1827 in Halberton, Devon, England. ii. THOMAS BABB was born on 08 Mar 1790 in Washfield, Devon, England. iii. JENNY BABB was born on 23 Nov 1790 in Halberton, Devon, England. She died on 05 Jun 1816. iv. JAMES BABB was born on 11 Mar 1792 in Halberton, Devon, England. He died on 17 Mar 1792 in Halberton, Devon, England. v. JAMES BABB4, 10-12 was born on 08 Mar 1793 in Halberton, Devon, England10-11. He died on 11 Dec 1862 in Halberton, Devon, England. He married SARAH. She was born about 1790 in Halberton, Devon, England10-11. She died after 1861. More About James Babb: Baptism: 11 Mar 1792 in Halberton, Devon, England4 Residence: 1851 in Halberton, Devon, England; Age: 58; Relationship: Head10 Residence: 1861 in Halberton, Devon, England; Residence Age: 68; Relationship: Head11 Death: Oct 1862 in Tiverton, Devon, England12 More About Sarah: Residence: 1851 in Halberton, Devon, England; Age: 61; Relationship: Wife10 Residence: 1861 in Halberton, Devon, England; Residence Age: 73; Relationship: Wife11 vi. WILLIAM BABB5 was born on 11 May 17965. More About William Babb: Baptism: 19 Jan 1797 in Halberton, Devon, England; Age: 05 vii. WILLIAM BABB6 was born on 25 Oct 1797 in Halberton, Devon, England6. More About William Babb: Baptism: 28 Jan 1798 in Halberton, Devon, England; Age: 06 Generation 4 (con't) 5. THOMAS4 BABB (John3, Devon Pedigree 052, DNA-07: Griffins of Halberton Devon1)2, 7-8 was born on 24 Jan 1768 in Halberton, Devon, England8. He died on 19 Jun 1841 in Ashbrittle, Somerset, England. He married Elizabeth Ascott on 07 Apr 1791 in Halberton, Devon, England. She was born about 17689. She died on 11 Dec 1841 in Devon, England. More About Thomas Babb: Baptism: 24 Jan 1768 in Halberton, Devon, England2 Residence: 1841 in Ashbrittle, Somerset, England; Age: 708 Death: Apr 1841 in Wellington, Somerset, England7 More About Elizabeth Ascott: Residence: 1841 in Ashbrittle, Somerset, England; Age: 709 Thomas Babb and Elizabeth Ascott had the following children: i. ELIZABETH5 BABB was born on 11 Apr 1792 in Washfield, Devon, England. ii. THOMAS BABB was born on 05 Jul 1793 in Washfield, Devon, England. He died on 06 Jan 1836 in Halberton, Devon, England. iii. MARY BABB was born on 16 Feb 1797 in Washfield, Devon, England. 7. iv. JAMES BABB13-14 was born on 31 May 1799 in Washfield, Devon, England14. He died on 15 Nov 1850 in Holcombe, Devon, England. He married Betty Corner on 28 Aug 1829 in Kittisford, Somerset, England. She was born in 1801 in Burlescombe, Devon, England15. She died after 1861. v. WILLIAM BABB16 was born on 15 Jun 1801 in Washfield, Devon, England16. He died on 31 Jul 1870 in Runnington, Somerset, England. He married (1) MARY LYDDON on 26 Oct 1841 in Winsford, Somerset, England. She was born before 1828. She died after 1841. He married (2) SARAH WEBBER on 19 Mar 1867 in Pitminster, Somerset, England. She was born before 1854. She died after 1867. More About William Babb: Residence: 1841 in Ashbrittle, Somerset, England; Age: 3016 vi. JANE BABB was born on 13 Jan 1804 in Washfield, Devon, England. 8. vii. RICHARD BABB17-30 was born on 09 Jan 1806 in Washfield, Devon, England17-22. He died on 10 Jan 1876 in Ashbrittle, Somerset, England21, 23. He married Clementina Finnimore, daughter of William Finmore, in 1846 in Kensington Registration District, London, England. She was born on 08 Jul 1812 in Halberton, Devon, England18-20, 31. She died on 12 Jun 1888 in Sydenham, Kent, England. viii. GEORGE BABB was born on 22 Apr 1808 in Washfield, Devon, England. He died on 01 May 1808 in Halberton, Devon, England. ix. ELIZABETH BABB was born on 13 Mar 1809 in Washfield, Devon, England. She died after 1841. She married (1) WILLIAM SMITH. He died after 1841. She married (2) HENRY SLOWMAN in 1841 in Ashbrittle, Somerset, England. He was born before 1828. He died after 1841. Generation 4 (con't) 6. RICHARD4 BABB (John3, Devon Pedigree 052, DNA-07: Griffins of Halberton Devon1) was born on 06 Feb 1770 in Halberton, Devon, England. He died after 1798. He married Sarah Seaman on 24 Dec 1795 in Halberton, Devon, England. She was born between 1746-1782. She died after 1798. Richard Babb and Sarah Seaman had the following children: i. RICHARD5 BABB was born on 15 Jul 1796 in Halberton, Devon, England. He died on 18 Jan 1803 in Halberton, Devon, England. ii. JOHN BABB was born on 10 Apr 1798 in Halberton, Devon, England. Generation 5 7. JAMES5 BABB (Thomas4, John3, Devon Pedigree 052, DNA-07: Griffins of Halberton Devon1)13-14 was born on 31 May 1799 in Washfield, Devon, England14. He died on 15 Nov 1850 in Holcombe, Devon, England. He married Betty Corner on 28 Aug 1829 in Kittisford, Somerset, England. She was born in 1801 in Burlescombe, Devon, England15. She died after 1861. More About James Babb: Residence: 1841 in Morebath, Devon, England; Age: 4014 Residence: Ashbrittle, Somerset, England13 More About Betty Corner: Birth: 1801 in Burlescombe, Devon, England35 Residence: 1841 in Morebath, Devon, England; Age: 4015 Residence: 1861 in Halberton, Devon, England; Residence Age: 60; Relationship: Head35 Name: Elizabeth Babb15 Also Known As: Elizabeth Corner More About James Babb and Betty Corner: Marriage: 1829 in Kittisford, Somerset, England13 James Babb and Betty Corner had the following children: i. ELIZABETH6 BABB32 was born in 1829 in Stawley, Somerset, England. She died after 1841. She married GEORGE COOK. More About Elizabeth Babb: Birth: Abt. 1829 in Devon, England32 Residence: 1841 in Morebath, Devon, England; Age: 1232 9. ii. THOMAS BABB33-45 was born about 1834 in Morebath, Devon, England34-37, 39-41, 44-45. He died on 29 Mar 1916 in Surrey, England43-44. He married Eliza Tanner on 09 Oct 1862 in Halberton, Devon, England42. She was born about 1839 in St Georges, Middlesex, England37. 8. RICHARD5 BABB (Thomas4, John3, Devon Pedigree 052, DNA-07: Griffins of Halberton Devon1)17-30 was born on 09 Jan 1806 in Washfield, Devon, England17-22. He died on 10 Jan 1876 in Ashbrittle, Somerset, England21, 23. He married Clementina Finnimore, daughter of William Finmore, in 1846 in Kensington Registration District, London, England. She was born on 08 Jul 1812 in Halberton, Devon, England18-20, 31. She died on 12 Jun 1888 in Sydenham, Kent, England. More About Richard Babb: Residence: 1841 in Ashbrittle, Somerset, England; Age: 2817 Residence: 1851 in Bishops Lydeard, Somerset, England; Age: 45; Relationship: Head18 Generation 5 (con't) Residence: 1851 in Bishops Lydeard, Somerset, England; Age: 45; Relationship: Head18 Residence: 1861 in Bishops Lydeard,
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