Dorothy Berkeley

Birth1602 - Yarlington, Somerset, England

Death23 Nov 1668 - Breage, Cornwall, England

MotherElizabeth Neville

FatherHenry Berkeley (Sir) of Yarlington, Somerset (marr. my 4th c13x) (DESC/William Lygon-12t GGF)

Born in Yarlington, Somerset, England on 1602 to Henry Berkeley (Sir) of Yarlington, Somerset (marr. my 4th c13x) (DESC/William Lygon-12t GGF) and Elizabeth Neville. Dorothy Berkeley married Sir Francis Godolphin and had 13 children. She passed away on 23 Nov 1668 in Breage, Cornwall, England.

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Parents

Henry Berkeley (Sir) Of Yarlington, Somerset (Marr. My 4Th C13x) (Desc/william Lygon-12t Ggf)
1579 - 1667

Elizabeth Neville
1585 - 1657

Spouse(s)

Sir Francis Godolphin
1605 - 1667

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Jael Godolphin
1647 - 1730

Catherine Godolphin
1620 - 1662

Sidney Frances Godolphin
1645 - 1712

Elizabeth Godolphin
1635 - 1707

William Godolphin
1640 - 1710

Henry Godolphin
1648 - 1733

Francis Godolphin
1642 - 1675

Charles Godolphin
1651 - 1720

Margaret Godolphin
1653 - 1670

Anne Godolphin
1656 - 1679

Edward Godolphin
1659 - 1675

Frances Godolphin
1650 - 1707

Ursula Godolphin
1643 - 1701

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