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• Chart 10: Essex Main Progenitor - John PASK, (1771-1847) Thundersley, Essex #2493

  John PASK is the main progenitor in Essex. He was born in 1771 in Thundersley. He married Frances HAFFINDEN. They had seven children, including John who served in the Crimean war, and James Horton Pask, who emigrated to Victoria, Australia. Their descendants mainly reside in New Zealand, and have been extensively researched by several people, including Graeme Adams, Dianne Baird, Tony Cairns, and Donald & Rae Scott, and Diane Young.

  This family is taking part in the Pask DNA Study.

• Chart 38: Thomas PASK, (1820- ) Upminster, Essex #6858

  Thomas PASK was born in 1820 in Upminster, Essex. He was the son of Thomas PASK. Thomas married Hannah PARISH on 25 December 1840 in The Parish Church, Upminster, Essex. Thomas was a Cordwainer.

• Chart 53: Philip Pask (1776-1837) Essex #18609

  Philip PASK lived in Essex, He married Elizabeth BARNARD in 1808 in Stambourne, Essex. He died in Sible Hedingham in 1837. It's believed that this family is connected to Chart 54.

• Chart 54: William PASK, (1662- ) lived in Stambourne, Essex #8545

  William lived in Stambourne Essex, where his son was born, Very little is known about this family.

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