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James Skynner

Birth10 May 1555 - Feniton, Devonshire, ENGLAND
Death15 April 1636 - Feniton, Devonshire, ENGLAND
MotherJohane Hucton
FatherJohn Skynner

Born in Feniton, Devonshire, ENGLAND on 10 May 1555 to John Skynner and Johane Hucton. James Skynner married Alice Cornell and had 12 children. He passed away on 15 April 1636 in Feniton, Devonshire, ENGLAND.

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Parents
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John Skynner
1525 - 1582
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Johane Hucton
1530 - 1595
Spouse(s)
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Alice Cornell
1560 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Micheal Skinner
1605 - Unknown
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George Skynner
1594 - 1664
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William Skinner
1588 - Unknown
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Phillippe Skynner
1599 - Unknown
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Edwarde Skynner
1591 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Skinner
1593 - Unknown
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Marye Skinner
1579 - Unknown
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Christian Skinner
1583 - 1584
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Nathanial Skinner
1587 - 1671
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Rafe Skynner
1589 - 1619
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Alexander Skinner
1581 - 1659
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Josias Skinner
1584 - Unknown

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