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Isabella CHOWN (1818 - 1889)

Children	Self + Spouses	Parents	Grandparents	Greatgrandparents
	Isabella CHOWN (1818 - 1889) + John RADMORE ( - 1860) Edward Randle TURPIN (1795 - 1878)	William CHOWNE (1789 - )	William CHOWNE (1764 - 1834)	William CHOWNE (1741 - 1804)
				Susannah DYER
			Grace SOPER (1767 - 1827)
		Elizabeth CHOWN	Charles CHOWN
			Elizabeth ROWE

b. abt 07 Feb 1818 at Alphington, Exeter, Devon, England

m. (1) abt Dec 1858 John RADMORE ( - 1860) at Exeter, Devon, England

m. (2) abt Sep 1865 Edward Randle TURPIN (1795 - 1878) at Exeter, Devon, England

d. abt Dec 1889 at Totnes, Devon, England aged 71

Parents:

William CHOWNE (1789 - )

Elizabeth CHOWN

Events in Isabella CHOWN (1818 - 1889)'s life
Date	Age	Event	Place	Notes	Src
abt 07 Feb 1818		Isabella CHOWN was born	Alphington, Exeter, Devon, England		18
abt Dec 1858	40	Married John RADMORE	Exeter, Devon, England	FreeBMD Dec 1858 5b 181
abt Jun 1860	42	Death of husband John RADMORE	Exeter, Devon, England	FreeBMD Jun 1860 5b 76	18
abt Sep 1865	47	Married Edward Randle TURPIN (aged 70)	Exeter, Devon, England	FreeBMD Sep 1865 5b 159	18
abt Sep 1878	60	Death of husband Edward Randle TURPIN (aged 83)	Totnes, Devon, England	Free BMD 5b 141
abt Dec 1889	71	Isabella CHOWN died	Totnes, Devon, England	FreeBMD Dec 1889 5b 130

Source References:

18. Type: E-mail Message, Abbr: e-mails general pool, Title: e-mails general pool

- Reference = Kim Turner 28 Mar 2015 (Marriage)

- Notes: he married a second time in the September quarter of 1865 in Exeter to Isabella Radmore (nee Chown). She was the widow of John Radmore who had died in the June quarter of 1860 in Exeter. She was also 30 years his junior and likely to be a niece. She was the daughter of William and Elizabeth Chown (nee Chown), baptised in Alphington on the 7th February 1818.

- Reference = Kim Turner 28 Mar 2015 (Birth)

- Reference = Kim Turner 28 Mar 2015 (Name, Notes)

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