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John Alabaster

Birth17 Feb 1561 - Hadleigh, Suffolk, England
Death21 Apr 1637 - Hadleigh, Suffolk, England
MotherChristian Newtom Warren
FatherTHOMAS ALABASTER

Born in Hadleigh, Suffolk, England on 17 Feb 1561 to THOMAS ALABASTER and Christian Newtom Warren. John Alabaster married Mary Brond (Brand) and had 11 children. He passed away on 21 Apr 1637 in Hadleigh, Suffolk, England.

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Thomas Alabaster
1522 - 1591
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Christian Newtom Warren
1524 - 1565
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Mary Brond (Brand)
1564 - 1647
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Thomas Alabaster
1596 - 1663
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Susan Alabaster
1594 - 1664
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Mary Alabaster
1596 - 1596
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Bridget Alabaster
1598 - 1665
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John Alabaster
1587 - 1658
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Anne Alabaster
1586 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Alabaster
1613 - 1613
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Jane Alabaster
1605 - 1627
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Abigale Alabaster
1600 - 1619
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Sarah Alabaster
1602 - 1622
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Sarah Clarke
1590 - Unknown

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