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Member Since: January 2003 Posts: 6 Send Message	trotty110	Report	20 Jan 2003 12:12
	John Mill was identified in an 1837 marraige of Philip Trott, as being his father and a servant from Uffculme in Devon. Philip was the illegitimate son in 1809 of Mary Trott from the village of Uffculme or Kentisbeare in Devon. Can anyone throw any light on the origins or descendants of John Mill
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