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Descendants of John HUNN Descendants of John HUNN John HUNN Agnes d: Bef 1556 Sampson HUNN Joan STRYKE OR STREEK b: Abt 1540 d: 1608 John HUNN Agnes FACIE Sampson HUNN b: Abt 1560 b: Bef 1605 d: 1642 d: Aft 1640 Samuel HUNN Rabish JAGOE John HUNN Grace JAGO Marke HUNN Precilla BENTON Sampson HUNN Joan HUNN b: Abt 1604 in Calstock, , m: 2 May 1625 in Calstock, , b: Abt 1595 bu: 30 Aug 1670 in m: 4 Oct 1632 in Calstock, , Cornwall, England Cornwall, England bu: 28 Mar 1659 in Calstock, , CON, ENG Cornwall, England c: 24 Feb 1604 in d: Abt 1665 Calstock, , CON, ENG d: 1699 Calstock, , CON, ENG bu: 4 Jun 1665 in Calstock, bu: 14 Dec 1699 in bu: 29 Apr 1669 in , CON, ENG Calstock, , CON, ENG Calstock, , CON, ENG Grace HUNN Ezekiell DIMOND Agnes HUNN Joan HUNN Jane HUNN Margaret HUNN Judith HUNN Samuel HUNN Judith Agnes HUNN Joan HUNN John JANE Grace HUNN Rabish HUNN John HUNN Elizabeth OLLIVER Alice HUNN John DOIDGE MARTIN Samuel HUNN Elizabeth Judith HUNN John KNIGHT Wilmot HUNN Mark HUNN Elizabeth LYNE m: 30 Jul 1659 in Calstock, , bu: 24 Dec 1677 in d: 1660 bu: 17 Aug 1660 in c: 31 Jan 1665 in Calstock, m: 23 Jun 1670 in Calstock, , c: 3 Aug 1634 in Calstock, m: 15 Jun 1660 in Calstock, , c: 16 Feb 1634 in m: 27 Nov 1662 bu: 10 Jun 1684 in m: 19 Oct 1664 in Calstock, , d: Abt 1676 m: 21 Jul 1670 in Menheniot, Cornwall, England Calstock, , CON, ENG bu: 17 Aug 1660 in Calstock, , CON, ENG , CON, ENG Cornwall, England , CON, ENG Cornwall, England Calstock, , CON, ENG Calstock, , CON, ENG Cornwall, England , Cornwall, England Calstock, , CON, ENG d: Aft 1710 bu: 18 Feb 1687 in Calstock, , CON, ENG Judith HUNN Thomas TOSER Samuel HUNN Jane RITCH Elizabeth HUNN John HUNN Elizabeth BONHOME Agnes HUNN Grace HUNN John GROSE John MARTIN Samuel MARTIN Grace MARTIN Jane MARTIN Samuel HUNN John HUNN Agnes HUNN Agnes KNIGHT Martha KNIGHT Jeffrey KNIGHT Samuel KNIGHT Rachel KNIGHT Margaret KNIGHT Marke HUNN Mary COYSGARN (? b: 28 Jun 1660 in Calstock, , m: 26 Jul 1686 in b: Abt 1657 in Calstock, , b: Abt 1661 c: 14 May 1661 in c: 21 May 1663 in m: 1 Apr 1693 in Calstock, , c: 31 Jan 1665 in Calstock, c: 5 Nov 1668 in Calstock, m: 13 Nov 1714 in Calstock, c: 15 Aug 1666 c: 4 Jan 1668 c: 11 Jan 1672 c: 26 Oct 1675 c: 30 Nov 1678 c: 25 Mar 1681 b: Calstock, , Cornwall, SECOND MARRIAGE) Cornwall, England Launceston, , Cornwall, Cornwall, England m: 28 Apr 1682 in Calstock, , Calstock, , CON, ENG Calstock, , CON, ENG Cornwall, England , CON, ENG , CON, ENG , Cornwall, England England m: 10 Jan 1700 in Calstock, , c: 12 Jul 1660 in Calstock, England Cornwall, England bu: 26 May 1700 in c: 12 Feb 1674 in Cornwall, England , CON, ENG bu: 19 Mar 1695 in Calstock, , CON, ENG Calstock, , CON, ENG Calstock, , CON, ENG bu: 17 Dec 1721 in Calstock, , CON, ENG Mary HUNN Samuel HUNN Elizabeth EDWARDS Jane HUNN Samuel HUNN Honour RUNDLE Elizabeth HUNN Elizabeth HUNN Samuel HUNN Agnes HUNN John FORD Mary HUNN Mark HUNN John HUNN Joan BOND Samuel HUNN Ann TRISCOTT Catherine HUNN Coysgarne HUNN Elizabeth HUNN c: 31 Aug 1684 in c: 22 May 1686 in b: Abt 1684 in Calstock, , c: 5 Apr 1689 in Calstock, c: Feb 1694 in Calstock, , c: 30 Sep 1688 in c: 9 Jul 1697 in Calstock, , c: 7 Jun 1672 in Calstock, , c: 9 Jul 1674 in Calstock, , c: Feb 1701 in Calstock, , c: 21 Sep 1703 in c: 9 Jun 1706 in Calstock, , m: 28 Oct 1721 in Calstock, , c: 18 Feb 1707 in b: Abt 1735 in Calstock, , c: 24 Aug 1711 in c: 16 Mar 1714 in c: 17 Aug 1717 in Calstock, , CON, ENG Calstock, , CON, ENG Cornwall, England , CON, ENG CON, ENG Calstock, , CON, ENG CON, ENG CON, ENG CON, ENG CON, ENG Calstock, , CON, ENG CON, ENG Cornwall, England Calstock, , CON, ENG Cornwall, England Calstock, , CON, ENG Calstock, , CON, ENG Calstock, , CON, ENG bu: 11 Dec 1718 m: 11 Dec 1708 in Calstock, , bu: 19 Feb 1695 in m: 11 Jun 1715 in Calstock, , d: 11 Oct 1703 bu: 16 Jun 1740 in d: 28 Oct 1790 in Plymouth, c: 8 Feb 1735 d: 1780 Cornwall, England Calstock, , CON, ENG Cornwall, England Calstock, , CON, ENG , Devonshire, England m: 10 Jan 1741 in Plymouth, bu: 4 Feb 1780 in bu: 31 Aug 1732 in , Devonshire, England Calstock, , CON, ENG Calstock, , CON, ENG d: 28 Jun 1783 in Plymouth, , Devonshire, England bu: 1 Jul 1783 in Plymouth, , DEV, ENG Samuel HUNN Martha VIGERS Jane HUNN Elizabeth HUNN John HUNN Samuel HUNN Elizabeth HUNN Honour HUNN Catherine HUNN John FLETCHER Mary HUNN Philadelphia HUNN John BORLACE John HUNN Mary HUNN Mary HUNN Elizabeth HUNN Mark HUNN Catherine COLWELL Jane HUNN Thomas HUNN Joanna HUNN Samuel HUNN Ann HUNN Richard HUNN Mary Ann COSTELLO Martha HUNN Maria HUNN Mary HUNN Samuel FEATHERSTONE c: 12 Feb 1709 in b: Abt 1710 in Calstock, , c: 29 Mar 1712 in c: 30 Nov 1714 in c: 26 Apr 1716 in c: 30 Mar 1718 in c: 22 Jul 1722 in Calstock, c: 12 Jul 1724 in Calstock, c: 2 Jun 1728 in Calstock, , m: 3 Oct 1756 in Saint c: 2 Feb 1730 in Calstock, c: 23 Jul 1722 in Calstock, m: 8 Dec 1741 in Calstock, , c: 21 Feb 1723 in c: 12 Apr 1726 in c: 30 May 1728 in c: 30 Jan 1730 in Calstock, c: 9 Mar 1732 in Calstock, m: 23 Dec 1758 in Maker, , c: 28 Aug 1735 in c: 18 Oct 1737 in Calstock, c: 30 Jan 1739 in Calstock, b: 1742 in Plymouth, , b: Abt 1744 in Plymouth, , b: Abt 1745 b: Abt 1746 in Mayo, , , b: Abt 1747 b: Abt 1750 b: Abt 1754 m: 9 Jan 1782 in Plymouth, , Calstock, , CON, ENG Cornwall, England Calstock, , CON, ENG Calstock, , CON, ENG Calstock, , CON, ENG Calstock, , CON, ENG , CON, ENG , CON, ENG CON, ENG Dominick, , Cornwall, , CON, ENG , CON, ENG Cornwall, England Calstock, , CON, ENG Calstock, , CON, ENG Calstock, , CON, ENG , CON, ENG , CON, ENG Cornwall, England Calstock, , CON, ENG , CON, ENG , CON, ENG Devonshire, England Devonshire, England c: 20 Jan 1745 in Maker, , Ireland c: 29 Dec 1747 in Maker, , c: 21 Feb 1750 in Maker, , c: 18 Jul 1754 in Maker, , Devonshire, England England m: 30 Apr 1731 in Calstock, , bu: 28 Aug 1776 in Saint d: 1741 c: 7 Dec 1742 in Plymouth, c: 26 May 1744 in Cornwall, England m: 11 Feb 1783 in Exeter, , Cornwall, England Cornwall, England Cornwall, England Cornwall, England bu: 3 Nov 1782 in Saint Devonshire, England Dominick, , CON, ENG bu: 28 Feb 1741 in , DEV, ENG Plymouth, , DEV, ENG d: Abt 1792 d: 1804 d: 10 Mar 1827 Dominick, , CON, ENG Calstock, , CON, ENG d: 18 Aug 1780 in Plymouth, bu: 26 Sep 1792 in bu: 19 Jun 1804 in , Devonshire, England Plymouth, , DEV, ENG Plymouth, , DEV, ENG Samuel HUNN Ann VOSPER Elizabeth HUNN Martha HUNN John FLETCHER Ann ANSTIS Honour FLETCHER Degory FLETCHER Henry FLETCHER Jacob FLETCHER Elizabeth LANDER John HUNN Mary Samuel HUNN Mark HUNN Thomas Bond HUNN Jane HUNN Samuel HUNN Richard Triscott HUNN Mary HUNN Richard THOMPSON Ann HUNN Frederick HUNN Mary Ann KNIGHT Frances Emma Maria Ann HUNN Humphrey Minchin NOAD b: Abt 1732 in Calstock, , b: Abt 1736 in Calstock, , b: Abt 1734 in Calstock, , b: Abt 1736 in Calstock, , b: Abt 1756 c: 25 Aug 1754 in Saint b: Abt 1759 m: 5 May 1789 in Saint b: Abt 1762 b: Abt 1766 b: Abt 1764 in Cornwall, b: Abt 1759 b: Abt 1762 b: Abt 1764 in Maker, , b: Abt 1764 b: Abt 1767 b: Abt 1770 b: Abt 1785 in Exeter, , b: Abt 1785 m: Nov 1801 b: Abt 1789 b: Abt 1789 in Newcastle b: Bef Mar 1803 in Saltash, , PICKMORE b: Abt 1790 in Newcastle b: 5 Jun 1778 in Shawford, , Cornwall, England Cornwall, England Cornwall, England Cornwall, England c: 21 Nov 1756 in Saint Dominick, , CON, ENG c: 6 May 1759 in Saint Dominick, , Cornwall, c: 2 Jun 1762 in Saint c: 30 Mar 1766 in Saint England c: 30 Oct 1759 in Maker, , c: 28 May 1762 in Maker, , Cornwall, England c: 28 Dec 1764 in Maker, , c: 24 May 1767 in Maker, , c: 17 Aug 1770 in Antony, Devonshire, England d: Abt 1827 c: 8 Jul 1789 in Newcastle Upon Tyne, , Cornwall, England b: 10 Feb 1788 in Dover, , Upon Tyne, , Somerset, england England Northumberland, England Kent, England Northumberland, England c: 26 Dec 1732 in m: 9 Feb 1762 in Calstock, , c: 8 Sep 1734 in Calstock, c: 3 Nov 1736 in Calstock, Dominick, , CON, ENG m: 11 Jan 1778 in Saint Dominick, , CON, ENG Dominick, , CON, ENG Dominick, , CON, ENG c: 19 Feb 1764 in Saltash, Cornwall, England Cornwall, England c: 28 Dec 1764 in Maker, , Cornwall, England Cornwall, England , CON, ENG c: 30 Mar 1785 in Exeter, , Upon Tyne, Newcastle, , c: 18 Feb 1811 in Saltash, m: 17 Oct 1811 in Cornwall, England c: 8 Jul 1789 c: 29 Feb 1788 in Dover, , d: 10 Mar 1860 in Rode, , Weymouth, , Dorset, Calstock, , CON, ENG , CON, ENG , CON, ENG bu: 12 Jul 1790 in Saint Dominick, , Cornwall, d: 1845 in Saltash, , , CON, ENG Cornwall, England DEV, ENG NBL, ENG , CON, ENG Kent, England Somerset, England England Dominick, , CON, ENG England Cornwall, England m: 7 Sep 1788 in Saltash, , d: Abt 1800 d: 1794 d: 13 Oct 1852 in Plymouth, Cornwall, England , Devonshire, England m: 15 Oct 1814 in d: 7 Mar 1845 in Bath, , Somerset, England d: 1842 in Saltash, , Westminister, , , England Cornwall, England d: 8 Jan 1860 Temperance HUNN Matthew RICHARDS Samuel HUNN Martha HUNN William CORY Elizabeth Vosper HUNN Samuel HUNN Grace HARRIS Mary STEPHENS Ann HUNN Oliver ALLEN Nancy HUNN James BROWNE John HUNN Richard HUNN John FLETCHER Nicholas FLETCHER Catharine FLETCHER Catherine Hunn John NANSCAWEN Frederic HUNN John Burlace HUNN Mark HUNN John Burlace HUNN Elizabeth HUNN Eleanor HUNN Frederick HUNN Elizabeth Sarah Mary Anne Harriet Emma PESSING Ann Emily (Emily) HUNN John Williams RUMSEY George Frederic NOAD Mary Ann (Marianne) Robert CRUTWELL Henry Minchin NOAD Charlotte Jane BOYD John NOAD Frederick Carden NOAD Maria Charlotte V NOAD Fanny Sarah NOAD Fanny NOAD Harriett NOAD b: Abt 1763 in Calstock, , m: 12 Jan 1784 in Calstock, , b: Abt
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