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Leonard Trigwell 1819 - 1858

Leonard Trigwell was born in 1819 in Ringmer, East Sussex County, England United Kingdom to John Trigwell and Caroline (Towner) Trigwell, and had a brother William Trigwell. He married Charlotte (Blaber) Trigwell on February 7, 1841, and they were married until Leonard's death in 1858. Leonard Trigwell had children Anna Maria Trigwell, Albert Trigwell, Caroline Trigwell, Leonard Trigwell, Sarah Ann (Trigwell) Harwood, George Trigwell, James Trigwell, Joseph Trigwell, and Ann Trigwell.
Leonard Trigwell
1819
Ringmer, East Sussex County, England, BN8, United Kingdom
1858
Lewes, East Sussex County, England, United Kingdom
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  • 1819

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    1819
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    Ringmer, East Sussex County, England BN8, United Kingdom
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  • 1858

    Death

    1858
    Death date
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    Cause of death
    Lewes, East Sussex County, England United Kingdom
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