Family of Samuel CONYBERE and Ann BUTSON

Husband:	Samuel CONYBERE (1729- )
Wife:	Ann BUTSON (1729- )
Children:	Elizabeth CONYBERE (1754- )
	Samuel CONYBERE (1756- )
	Moses CONYBERE (1759- )
	William CONYBERE (1762- )
	Robert CONIBEER (c. 1765-bef1824)
	Mary CONYBERE (1769- )
	John CONYBERE (1772- )
Marriage	25 Feb 1753	Poughill, Devon, England

Husband: Samuel CONYBERE

Name:	Samuel CONYBERE1
Sex:	Male
Father:	Lewis CONINGBEARE (c. 1700-1745)
Mother:	Agnes BURRINGTON (c. 1700- )
Birth	1729	Sandford, Devon, England
Baptism	29 Apr 1729 (age 0)	Sandford, Devon, England

Wife: Ann BUTSON

Name:	Ann BUTSON1
Sex:	Female
Father:	-
Mother:	-
Birth	1729	Stockleigh English, Devon, England
Baptism	13 Jul 1729 (age 0)	Stockleigh English, Devon, England

Child 1: Elizabeth CONYBERE

Name:	Elizabeth CONYBERE1
Sex:	Female
Birth	1754	Sandford, Devon, England
Baptism	16 Jan 1754 (age 0)	Sandford, Devon, England

Child 2: Samuel CONYBERE

Name:	Samuel CONYBERE1
Sex:	Male
Birth	1756	Sandford, Devon, England
Baptism	2 Nov 1756 (age 0)	Sandford, Devon, England

Child 3: Moses CONYBERE

Name:	Moses CONYBERE1
Sex:	Male
Birth	1759	Sandford, Devon, England
Baptism	13 May 1759 (age 0)	Sandford, Devon, England

Child 4: William CONYBERE

Name:	William CONYBERE1
Sex:	Male
Spouse:	Elizabeth PENGELLY (1760?- )
Birth	1762	Sandford, Devon, England
Baptism	1 Jun 1762 (age 0)	Sandford, Devon, England

Child 5: Robert CONIBEER

Name:	Robert CONIBEER1
Sex:	Male
Spouse:	Elizabeth SALTER (c. 1760-1830)
Birth	c. 1765	Sandford, Devon, England
Death	bef 1824 (age 58-59)

Child 6: Mary CONYBERE

Name:	Mary CONYBERE1
Sex:	Female
Birth	1769	Sandford, Devon, England
Baptism	15 Feb 1769 (age 0)	Sandford, Devon, England

Child 7: John CONYBERE

Name:	John CONYBERE1
Sex:	Male
Birth	1772	Sandford, Devon, England

Sources

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