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Ellen Broughton

BirthAbt 1586 - Longdon, Staffordshire, England
Death24 November 1638 - Colwich, Staffordshire, England
MotherAnne Dixwell
FatherEdward Butler Broughton

Born in Longdon, Staffordshire, England on Abt 1586 to Edward Butler Broughton and Anne Dixwell. Ellen Broughton married Sir Thomas Wolseley and had 5 children. She passed away on 24 November 1638 in Colwich, Staffordshire, England.

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Edward Butler Broughton
1560 - 1592
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Anne Dixwell
1565 - 1640
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Sir Thomas Wolseley
1564 - 1630
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Walter Wolseley
1612 - 1661
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Col. Deveruex, (2Nd Cousin 12Xr), Wolseley, Youngest Son Did Not Inherit
1617 - 1648
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Anne Wolseley
1625 - 1681
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Winifred Wolseley
Unknown - 1693
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Walter Walsely
1490 - 1520

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