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Cecelia Fulleshurst,

Birth1455 - Of, Leigh, Shropshire, England
Death24 May 1502 - Kingsley Bryn, Chesire, England
MotherElisabeth Butler
FatherSir John II Trevanion Talbot

Born in Of, Leigh, Shropshire, England on 1455 to Sir John II Trevanion Talbot and Elisabeth Butler. Cecelia Fulleshurst, married Sir Richard Corbet and had 5 children. She passed away on 24 May 1502 in Kingsley Bryn, Chesire, England.

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Parents
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Sir John Ii Trevanion Talbot
1413 - 1460
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Elisabeth Butler
1415 - 1473
Spouse(s)
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Sir Richard Corbet
1451 - 1493
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Sir Henry Vernon, Treasurer To Arthur Prince Of Wales.
1445 - 1515
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Robert Sheriff Of Shropshire Corbett
1476 - 1513
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Sir John De Vernon
1470 - 1546
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Thomas Lord Vernon Van Stokesay
1475 - Unknown
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Lady Elizabeth, Countess Of Shropshire, Beatrix Vernon, 13 Ggm
1481 - 1563
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Richard Lord Vernon Van Haddon
1475 - 1516

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