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Second son of Mr Hotten, Penpoll, Cornelly to second daughter of Mr Brewer, of Golden Mill, Probus.

Cornubian and Redruth Times - Friday 05 March 1869

MARRIAGES. At the Independent Chapel, Truro, on the 25th
ult., Mr John Hotten, second son of Mr Hotten, Penpoll, Cornelly, to Miss Susan Grace Brewer,
second daughter of Mr Brewer, of Golden Mill,
Probus.

Cornubian and Redruth Times - Friday 05 March 1869


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Owner of originalCornubian and Redruth Times
Date5 Mar 1869
Linked toGolden Mill, Golden, Probus, Cornwall; Cornelly [Parish], Cornelly, Cornwall; Cornelly, Cornwall; Cornelly, Cornwall, England; Penpell, Cornelly, Cornwall; Family: Brewer, of Golden Mill, Probus/Courtney(Courtnay)/BREWER (F1684); Family: Hotten/Brewer/HOTTEN (F1683); Family: Hotten/Gummow/HOTTEN (F1685); Alexander Dingle Brewer, of Golden Mill, Probus; Susanna Grace(Susan Grace Brewer/HOTTEN; John Hotten

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