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• Chart 40: Hezekiah PASQUE, lived in Cripplegate, London #7469

  Hezekiah PASQUE, lived in Cripplegate, London. He married Sarah BENTLEY on 8 June 1793 in Putney, London. They had nine children.

• Chart 41: James PASK, lived in Finsbury, London c1758 #8324

  James married Mary PASK née ? They lived in Finsbury London in 1750-60s, and had two children. This family has been researched by Colleen Morrison, and Greg Theophandies.

  This family is taking part in the Pask DNA Study.

• Chart 43: John PASK (1769-1835), lived in Northamptonshire & Cambridgeshire #1964

  John PASK was born in 1879, the son of William PASK. He married Ann HILTON on 28 May 1798 in Titchmarsh, Northamptonshire. They lived in Northamptonshire, and Cambridgeshire in the late 1790-1820s.

• Chart 48: George PASK (1818-1904), lived in Northamptonshire #2912

  George PASK was born in 1818, and baptised in Thorney Cambridgeshire. He married Mary FITZJOHN in 1840. They lived in Northamptonshire.They have over 42 descendants, spanning 5 generations.

• Chart 51: Joseph PASK lived in Wisbech Cambridgeshire in 1840-1860 #8861

  Joseph married Mary Ann. Whilst it is a small chart is consists of seven generations.

• Chart 57: John PASK, (1814-1858), born in Thorney Cambridgeshire, and lived in Northamptonshire #4046

  John married Maybell Underwood in 1840.

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