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George BLACKLER's other family: with Sarah Ann ASH (1841-1889)
George BLACKLER's parents: William BLACKLER (c. 1798-1873) and Eliza ELLIOT (1797-1871)
George BLACKLER's siblings: Thomas Elliot BLACKLER (1827-1902), Ann BLACKLER (c. 1828- ), Priscilla BLACKLER (1830- ), Elizabeth BLACKLER (c. 1832-1890), Edith Eliza Elliott BLACKLER (c. 1832- ), William BLACKLER (c. 1834-1877) and John BLACKLER (1836- )
Caroline PEPPERELL's parents: John Gillard PEPPERELL (c. 1818- ) and Petronel Anne NEVELL (c. 1814- )
Caroline PEPPERELL's sister: Eliza E PEPPERELL (c. 1846- )

Family of George BLACKLER and Caroline PEPPERELL

Husband:	George BLACKLER (1839-1923)
Wife:	Caroline PEPPERELL (c. 1848-1925)
Marriage	20 Jun 1892	Chivelstone, Devon, England¹
	Married at the Ford Chapel

Husband: George BLACKLER

Name:	George BLACKLER²
Sex:	Male
Father:	William BLACKLER (c. 1798-1873)
Mother:	Eliza ELLIOT (1797-1871)
Birth	16 Aug 1839	Scobiscombe - Kingston, Devon, England
Baptism	18 Oct 1839 (age 0)	Scobiscombe - Kingston, Devon, England
Christening
Occupation		Sailor and Coastguard
Death	25 Dec 1923 (age 84)	Great Crosby - Liverpool, Lancashire, England
	Cause: Cerebral Haemorrhage

Wife: Caroline PEPPERELL

Name:	Caroline PEPPERELL²
Sex:	Female
Father:	John Gillard PEPPERELL (c. 1818- )
Mother:	Petronel Anne NEVELL (c. 1814- )
Birth	c. 1848	Stokenham, Devon, England
Death	21 Jan 1925 (age 76-77)	Great Crosby - Liverpool, Lancashire, England

Note on Husband: George BLACKLER

1871 at Kingston, Devon. 1881 census Coastguard station No 1 Thornton in Fylde, Blackpool. Was also stationed in Ireland

Sources

1	judher1, "WE0C48~2 Family Tree on Ancestry" (Online). Taylor_Family_History_v3. Assessment: Secondary evidence. Owner: Norman Taylor
2	"Nick Heard". www.heardfamilyhistory.org.uk. This GEDCOM is predominantly the work of Nick Heard, but it incorporates the collaborated work of many other family historians. You are welcome to use the information herein but please acknowledge the source. Every effort has been made to ensure the data is accurate, but any use you make of it is entirely at your own risk. (c) Nick Heard 2009