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Home/Memorials/United Kingdom/England/Ottery St Mary/James Coleridge

Biography of James Coleridge

3. Dec 1759 – 1. Jan 1836(76 years)Born in:Ottery St Mary, England

English soldier, older brother of Samuel Taylor Coleridge

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Ottery St Mary, England

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Frances Duke Taylor

James Coleridge (* 3. December 1759; † 1. January 1836) was an english soldier, older brother of Samuel Taylor Coleridge. He was 76 years old. He was married to Frances Duke Taylor. He had at least 6 children (5 sons and 1 daughter).

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Home/Memorials/United Kingdom/England/Ottery St Mary/James Coleridge

Biography of James Coleridge

3. Dec 1759 – 1. Jan 1836(76 years)Born in:Ottery St Mary, England

English soldier, older brother of Samuel Taylor Coleridge

Candles

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Family Tree

Activity Biography Obituary Memories Memorials Family Tree48 Condolences

Biography

Birthplace

Ottery St Mary, England

Spouse(1)

Frances Duke Taylor

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2 Events

1759

Born in Ottery St Mary, England

1836

Died

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