The Family of Coghill. 1377 to 1879: With Some Sketches of Their Maternal Ancestors, the Slingsbys, of Scriven Hall. 1135 to 1879 |
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acres of land Aldenham House ALEXANDER COGHILL Anne ANTHONY COGHILL August baptized Bayliss Blechingdon born branch brother buried Caithness Caroline County castle Charles Church Cockhill Coghill Hall Coghill's Coleman Court dated DAVID COGHILL death December deed descendants died unmarried died without issue died young eldest ELIZABETH COGHILL England Essex County father February Francis Frederick Coghill George GEORGE COGHILL heir Henry Coghill Henry Hucks Gibbs Hertford James Coghill Jane January John Coghill John Jocelyn Coghill June King King George County Knares Knaresborough living London Lord manor March Marmaduke Coghill marriage married a Miss Martha MARY COGHILL mentioned merchant Mess or Tenet October parish Parliament pedigree Rappahannock County records resided Richard river San Francisco Sarah Scriven Sir Henry Slingsby Sir John Jocelyn Sir Thomas Coghill Sir Thomas Slingsby sister Smallwood sonne sons Sutton Tancred Thomas Coghill Thurso unto Virginia Whixley wife WILLIAM COGHILL William Slingsby Yorkshire
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