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Agnes Scott

Birth1461 - Ecclesfield, Yorkshire, England
Death1494 - Ecclesfield, Yorkshire, England
MotherJennetta Gordon
FatherRobert Scott

Born in Ecclesfield, Yorkshire, England on 1461 to Robert Scott and Jennetta Gordon. Agnes Scott married Sir Thomas I Shircliffe / Shirecliffe; Master of the Game; Heir of Wm Manor Court of Ecclesfield and had 4 children. She passed away on 1494 in Ecclesfield, Yorkshire, England.

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Parents
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Robert Scott
1435 - 1500
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Jennetta Gordon
1438 - 1548
Spouse(s)
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Sir Thomas I Shircliffe / Shirecliffe; Master Of The Game; Heir Of Wm Manor Court Of Ecclesfield
1437 - 1516
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John Henry Shiercliffe
1490 - 1559
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Alexander Shircliffe
1480 - 1526
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William Shiercliffe
1479 - 1526
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Agnes Shircliffe / Shiercliffe / Shirecliffe - Smyth
1489 - Unknown

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