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David Cecil

BirthAbout 1473 - Burleigh, Gloucestershire, , England
Death14 Sep 1535 - Stamford Kesteven, Lincolnshire, England
MotherMaud Powell
FatherPhilip Cecil

Born in Burleigh, Gloucestershire, , England on About 1473 to Philip Cecil and Maud Powell. David Cecil married Jane (Joane Lady of Kesteven, Lincolnshire/Bourne) Dicons Dickens and had 3 children. He passed away on 14 Sep 1535 in Stamford Kesteven, Lincolnshire, England.

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Parents
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Philip Cecil
1447 - 1500
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Maud Powell
1449 - 1500
Spouse(s)
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Jane (Joane Lady Of Kesteven, Lincolnshire/bourne) Dicons Dickens
1465 - 1532
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Sir Richard Baron Burleigh Cecil, Groom Of The Robes Of King Henry Viii, Gentleman Of The Privy Chamber,, Constable Of Warwick Castle, Lord High Sheriff Of
1495 - 1553
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David Cecil Syssell
1492 - 1536
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Joan Cecil
1494 - 1568

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