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Ancestry report for John Cogger, son of John Coggar and Judith Coggar

Generation No. 1
1. John Cogger was the son of (2) John Coggar and (3) Judith Coggar. He was born 1726; christened 5^th Dec 1726 at St. Nicholas Church, Sandhurst, Kent, son of John Cogger and Judith Cogger
He married Catharine Beach on 10^th May 1752 at St. Nicholas Church, Sandhurst, Kent. She was born c 1730 at Sandhurst, Kent

Generation No. 2
2. John Coggar was the son of (4) John Coggar and (5) Dinah Coggar. He was born 1700; christened 1^st Jan 1699/1700 at St. Nicholas Church, Sandhurst, Kent, son of John Coggar and Dinah Coggar
He married Judith on c 1720. She was born c 1700. They had the following children:
i	Elizabeth who was born 1722; christened 12^th Apr 1722 St. Nicholas Church, Sandhurst, Kent, daughter of John Coggar and Judith Coggar
ii	Judith who was born 1724; christened 29^th Feb 1723/24 St. Nicholas Church, Sandhurst, Kent, daughter of John Cogger and Judith Cogger
iii	John who was born 1726; christened 5^th Dec 1726 St. Nicholas Church, Sandhurst, Kent, son of John Cogger and Judith Cogger
iv	William who was born 1729; christened 26^th Jan 1728/29 St. Nicholas Church, Sandhurst, Kent, son of John Cogger and Judith Cogger
v	Sarah who was born 1731; christened 3^rd Sep 1731 St. Nicholas Church, Sandhurst, Kent, daughter of John Cogger and Judith Cogger
vi	Martha who was born 1734; christened 26^th Dec 1734 St. Nicholas Church, Sandhurst, Kent, daughter of John Cogger and Judith Cogger

3. Judith Coggar She was born c 1700
She married John Coggar on c 1720. He was born 1700; christened 1^st Jan 1699/1700 at St. Nicholas Church, Sandhurst, Kent, son of John Coggar and Dinah Coggar. They had the following children:
i	Elizabeth who was born 1722; christened 12^th Apr 1722 St. Nicholas Church, Sandhurst, Kent, daughter of John Coggar and Judith Coggar
ii	Judith who was born 1724; christened 29^th Feb 1723/24 St. Nicholas Church, Sandhurst, Kent, daughter of John Cogger and Judith Cogger
iii	John who was born 1726; christened 5^th Dec 1726 St. Nicholas Church, Sandhurst, Kent, son of John Cogger and Judith Cogger
iv	William who was born 1729; christened 26^th Jan 1728/29 St. Nicholas Church, Sandhurst, Kent, son of John Cogger and Judith Cogger
v	Sarah who was born 1731; christened 3^rd Sep 1731 St. Nicholas Church, Sandhurst, Kent, daughter of John Cogger and Judith Cogger
vi	Martha who was born 1734; christened 26^th Dec 1734 St. Nicholas Church, Sandhurst, Kent, daughter of John Cogger and Judith Cogger

Generation No. 3
4. John Coggar He was born c 1675
He married Dinah on c 1695. She was born c 1675. They had the following children:
i	John who was born 1700; christened 1^st Jan 1699/1700 St. Nicholas Church, Sandhurst, Kent, son of John Coggar and Dinah Coggar
ii	Joseph who was born 1702; christened 9^th Apr 1702 St. Nicholas Church, Sandhurst, Kent, son of John Coggar and Dinah Coggar

5. Dinah Coggar She was born c 1675
She married John Coggar on c 1695. He was born c 1675. They had the following children:
i	John who was born 1700; christened 1^st Jan 1699/1700 St. Nicholas Church, Sandhurst, Kent, son of John Coggar and Dinah Coggar
ii	Joseph who was born 1702; christened 9^th Apr 1702 St. Nicholas Church, Sandhurst, Kent, son of John Coggar and Dinah Coggar

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