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Edward Barker

Birth1520 - Wolverton, Shropshire, , England
Death1578 - England
MotherElizabeth Hill
Fatherf@ John Richard Barker

Born in Wolverton, Shropshire, , England on 1520 to f@ John Richard Barker and Elizabeth Hill. Edward Barker married Anna Catherine Egerton and had 9 children. He passed away on 1578 in England.

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Parents
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F@ John Richard Barker
1480 - 1572
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Elizabeth Hill
1505 - 1570
Spouse(s)
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Anna Catherine Egerton
1511 - 1600
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Jane Teylor
1520 - Unknown
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Rowland Barker
1550 - 1650
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Katherine Barker
1543 - 1581
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Isabel Barker
1557 - Unknown
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Hester Barker
1553 - Unknown
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John Barker
1540 - 1588
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Alicia Anna Barker
1542 - Unknown
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Margaret Barker
1555 - Unknown
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Clement Barker
1550 - 1582
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William Barker
Unknown - 1585

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