Difference between revisions of "John William Spencer Griffith (Q574339)"

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(‎Added reference to claim: hasFirstName (P73): John William Spencer, #quickstatements; batch #406 by User:Alicia Sheill)
(‎Added reference to claim: hasParticipantRole (P17): Participant (Q350), #quickstatements; batch #637 by User:Seila Gonzalez)
 
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Property / hasSurname: Griffith / reference
 
Property / hasSex: Male / reference
 
Property / hasDescription: Attorney in Jamaica and awardee in right of his wife of Long Hill estate, later known as Prospect, in St Elizabeth.Married Catherine Campbell Griffith; father of, among others,Catherine Ann:… / reference
 
Property / hasDescription: Spouse: Catherine Campbell Shakespear / reference
 
Property / hasDescription: Children: Catherine Ann (1795-), Smyth (1800-1902), Anna Maria, and others / reference
 
Property / hasPersonStatus: Enslaver or Owner / reference
 
Property / hasParticipantRole: Deceased Person / reference
 
Property / hasParticipantRole
 
Property / hasParticipantRole: Participant / rank
 
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Property / hasParticipantRole: Participant / qualifier
 
Property / hasParticipantRole: Participant / qualifier
 
Property / hasParticipantRole: Participant / qualifier
 
Property / hasParticipantRole: Participant / qualifier
 
Property / hasParticipantRole: Participant / qualifier
 
Property / hasParticipantRole: Participant / qualifier
 
Property / hasParticipantRole: Participant / qualifier
 
Property / hasParticipantRole: Participant / qualifier
 
Property / hasParticipantRole: Participant / qualifier
 
Property / hasParticipantRole: Participant / qualifier
 
Property / hasParticipantRole: Participant / reference
 
Property / hasParticipantRole: Participant / reference
 

Latest revision as of 11:28, 25 May 2021

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John William Spencer Griffith
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