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Sampson Dawe¹

(say 1785 - )

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Sampson Dawe was born say 1785 ?Buckland Monachorum, DEV, ENG

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Sampson Dawe married Hannah Carwithen on 4 Oct 1810 Par. of Buckland Monachorum, DEV, ENG

, marr. by licence, both of this parish, both signed, witnessed by William Carwithen and Mark Tuckey.^2,1

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Sampson Dawe is a potential duplicate of Sampson Dawe; one the son of Sampson & Mary (possibly TOLL), bap. 1789 Buckland Monachorum, the other marr. to Hannah CARWITHEN, and yeoman of Netherton.³
Sampson Dawe was considered as a potential duplicate of Sampson Dawe, but this has been discounted; One the son of Joseph & Ann (MILDREN) DAWE, the other married to Hannah CARWITHEN, yeoman of Netherton, Buckland Monachorum - but unless a sister Ann marr. to William WILLCOCKS can be found for the Netherton chap, Joseph and Ann's son Sampson is accounted for.⁴

Family

Hannah Carwithen (bet. 1780 - 1790 - )

Children

Agness Dawe¹ (May 1811 - )
Elizabeth Dawe⁵ (Mar 1814 - )
Hannah Dawe⁶ (cir. Jan 1816 - )
Mary Anne Dawe⁷ (cir. Nov 1817 - )
Sampson Dawe⁸ (cir. May 1819 - aft. 1882)
Philip Dawe⁹ (cir. Sep 1820 - bet. Jan 1904 - Mar 1904)
Hannah Dawe¹⁰ (cir. Jan 1822 - May 1828)
Ann Dawe¹¹ (Mar 1823 - )
Alice Carwithen Dawe¹² (cir. Feb 1825 - Apr 1829)
Ellen Dawe¹³ (cir. Jan 1827 - Jul 1829)
Joseph William Dawe¹⁴ (cir. Sep 1828 - May 1829)

Charts

Sampson & Hannah (CARWITHEN) DAWE of Buckland Monachorum, (DEV)

Last Edited

9 Dec 2012

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Births marriages burials: DEV, ENG, Bap. 1811 Agness to Sampson & Hannah DAWE, extracted from the Buckland Monachorum Baptisms, MF8, Nov 2006.
Baptims marriages burials index: Buckland Monachorum, DEV, Marr. 1810 Sampson DAWE and Hannah CARWITHEN, extracted Nov 2006 (Baps 1813-1839 Marr 1754-1837 Burials 1813-1837), Deanery of Tamerton CD.
"Lorna's Family History Musings", Oct 2012.
"Lorna's Family History Musings", Nov 2006, updated Oct 2012.
Baptims marriages burials index: Buckland Monachorum, DEV, Bap. 1814 Elizabeth to Sampson and Hannah DAWE, extracted Nov 2006 (Baps 1813-1839 Marr 1754-1837 Burials 1813-1837), Deanery of Tamerton CD.
Baptims marriages burials index: Buckland Monachorum, DEV, Bap. 1816 Hannah to Sampson and Hannah DAWE, extracted Nov 2006 (Baps 1813-1839 Marr 1754-1837 Burials 1813-1837), Deanery of Tamerton CD.
Baptims marriages burials index: Buckland Monachorum, DEV, Bap. 1817 Mary Anne to Sampson and Hannah DAWE, extracted Nov 2006 (Baps 1813-1839 Marr 1754-1837 Burials 1813-1837), Deanery of Tamerton CD.
Baptims marriages burials index: Buckland Monachorum, DEV, Bap. 1819 Sampson to Sampson and Hannah DAWE, extracted Nov 2006 (Baps 1813-1839 Marr 1754-1837 Burials 1813-1837), Deanery of Tamerton CD.
Baptims marriages burials index: Buckland Monachorum, DEV, Bap. 1820 Philip to Sampson and Hannah DAWE, extracted Nov 2006 (Baps 1813-1839 Marr 1754-1837 Burials 1813-1837), Deanery of Tamerton CD.
Baptims marriages burials index: Buckland Monachorum, DEV, Bap. 1822 Hannah to Sampson and Hannah DAWE, extracted Nov 2006 (Baps 1813-1839 Marr 1754-1837 Burials 1813-1837), Deanery of Tamerton CD.
Baptims marriages burials index: Buckland Monachorum, DEV, Bap. 1823 Ann Carwithen to Sampson and Hannah DAWE, extracted Nov 2006 (Baps 1813-1839 Marr 1754-1837 Burials 1813-1837), Deanery of Tamerton CD.
Baptims marriages burials index: Buckland Monachorum, DEV, Bap. 6 Feb 1825 Alice Carwithen to Sampson and Hannah DAWE, extracted Nov 2006 (Baps 1813-1839 Marr 1754-1837 Burials 1813-1837), Deanery of Tamerton CD.
Baptims marriages burials index: Buckland Monachorum, DEV, Bap. 22 Jan 1827 Ellen to Sampson and Hannah DAWE, extracted Nov 2006 (Baps 1813-1839 Marr 1754-1837 Burials 1813-1837), Deanery of Tamerton CD.
Baptims marriages burials index: Buckland Monachorum, DEV, Bap. 28 Sep 1828 Joseph Will'm to Sampson and Hannah DAWE, extracted Nov 2006 (Baps 1813-1839 Marr 1754-1837 Burials 1813-1837), Deanery of Tamerton CD.

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