Family: John MALLET / Thomasina Jane MALLET (F3043)
m. Abt 1804
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Male
John MALLET
Birth 23 Jan 1781 North Tawton, Devon, England 
Death 4 Sep 1868 Dublin, Ireland Burial Marriage Abt 1804 Father Richard MALLET | F3051 Group Sheet Mother Anne SNELL | F3051 Group Sheet
Female
Thomasina Jane MALLET
Birth 9 Dec 1784 Dublin, Ireland Christening 27 Dec 1784 St Patrick & St Marys Church, Dublin, Ireland Death 4 Jan 1861 Burial Father Robert MALLET | F3053 Group Sheet Mother Anne PIKE | F3053 Group Sheet
Male
+ Robert MALLET
Birth 3 Jun 1810 Ryders Row, Dublin, Ireland Christening 29 Jun 1810 St Mary's Church, Dublin, Ireland Death 5 Nov 1881 Enmore, 2 The Grove, Clapham Road, Lambeth, London, England Burial 10 Nov 1881 West Norwood Cemetery, West Norwood, London, England Spouse Cordelia WATSON | F3052 Marriage 12 Nov 1831 St Mary's Church, Dublin, Ireland Spouse Mary Ann DANIELS | F2921 Marriage 13 Aug 1861 Brighton, Sussex, England
Male
Richard MALLET
Birth Apr 1812 Dublin, Ireland Christening 16 Apr 1812 St Mary's Church, Dublin, Ireland Death Burial
Female
+ Anne MALLET
Birth Abt 1814 Dublin, Ireland Death Abt 1901 Burial Spouse Benjamin PURSER | F3032 Marriage 3 Mar 1836 St Mary's Church, Dublin, Ireland
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Notes Married:
- Thomasina Mallett married her first cousin, John Mallett, who was the son of her father's brother, Richard Mallett. There is a carte de visite photograph of Thomasina taken in her old age, but it is not known where this is or may be kept. This is briefly referred to in the Paper entitled 'John and Robert Mallet, 1780-1881' read to the Old Dublin Society on the 5th February 1975 by Michael Tutty.
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- Thomasina Mallett married her first cousin, John Mallett, who was the son of her father's brother, Richard Mallett. There is a carte de visite photograph of Thomasina taken in her old age, but it is not known where this is or may be kept. This is briefly referred to in the Paper entitled 'John and Robert Mallet, 1780-1881' read to the Old Dublin Society on the 5th February 1975 by Michael Tutty.