Family Group Sheet for Thomas Lawes PERRIN / Sarah Ann WARMAN (F13) m. 2 Aug 1784 : McNabs Island Genealogies

m. 2 Aug 1784

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Father | Male
Thomas Lawes PERRIN

Born	Abt 1760
Died	Abt 1823	Wiltshire, England
Buried	31 Jul 1823	Marlborough, St. Mary the Virgin, Wiltshire, England
Married	2 Aug 1784 [1]	Wiltshire, England [1]
Father
Mother

Mother | Female
Sarah Ann WARMAN

Born
Died
Buried
Father
Mother

Child 1 | Male
+ Joseph PERRIN

Born	Abt 1799	Wiltshire, England
Christened	23 Oct 1799	Marlborough, St. Mary the Virgin, Wiltshire, England
Died	7 Jan 1884	Temple Cloud, Somersetshire, England
Buried
Spouse	Mary BARTLETT \| F2
Married	28 Apr 1825	Chippenham, St. Andrew, Wiltshire, England

Child 2 | Male
William PERRIN

Born	Abt 1786	Wiltshire, England
Christened	18 Sep 1786	Marlborough, St. Mary the Virgin, Wiltshire, England
Died
Buried

Child 3 | Female
Ann PERRIN

Born	Abt 1790	Wiltshire, England
Died
Buried

Child 4 | Male
Samuel PERRIN

Born
Died
Buried

Child 5 | Male
Henry PERRIN

Born
Died
Buried

Child 6 | Male
Johnathan PERRIN

Born	Abt 1791
Christened	27 Apr 1791	Marlborough, St. Mary the Virgin, Wiltshire, England
Died
Buried

Notes Married:

St. Peter and St. Paul, Marlborough, Wiltshire, England
Sources
[S17] Church of England Baptisms, Marriages and Burials .

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