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Edward Lyttleton

Birth1524 - Of Frankley, Wigw, Worch, Eng
Death15 Feb 1589 - Frankley, Worcestershire, , England
MotherLady Elizabeth DeTalbot Countess of Kent
FatherJohn Littleton

Born in Of Frankley, Wigw, Worch, Eng on 1524 to John Littleton and Lady Elizabeth DeTalbot Countess of Kent. Edward Lyttleton married Elizabeth Lady Wrottesley Staffordshire Wrottesley and had 2 children. He passed away on 15 Feb 1589 in Frankley, Worcestershire, , England.

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John Littleton
1502 - 1534
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Lady Elizabeth Detalbot Countess Of Kent
1502 - 1581
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Elizabeth Lady Wrottesley Staffordshire Wrottesley
1514 - 1559
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Lady Elizabeth Lyttleton, Countess Of Lyttleton, Baroness Willoughby
1546 - 1594
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Sir Gilbert (1549) Littleton
1549 - 1599

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