John Russell

Birth1521-09-13 - Chenies, Buckinghamshire, , England

Death4 Aug 1584 - Highgate, Franklin, Vermont, USA

MotherAnne Sapcote Russell

FatherJohn Lord Russell Earl van Bedford Sherriff van Somersetshire en Dorsetshire

Born in Chenies, Buckinghamshire, , England on 1521-09-13 to John Lord Russell Earl van Bedford Sherriff van Somersetshire en Dorsetshire and Anne Sapcote Russell. John Russell married Elizabeth (Lady Hoby & Russell) Cooke and had 6 children. He passed away on 4 Aug 1584 in Highgate, Franklin, Vermont, USA.

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Parents

John Lord Russell Earl Van Bedford Sherriff Van Somersetshire En Dorsetshire
1485 - 1555

Anne Sapcote Russell
1489 - 1559

Spouse(s)

Elizabeth (Lady Hoby & Russell) Cooke
1528 - 1609

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Anne Russell
1548 - 1593

Elizabeth Russell
1578 - 1600

Hon. Anne Russell, Countess Of Worcester
1578 - 1639

Elizabeth Hoby
1562 - 1571

William Hoby
Unknown - Unknown

Francis - Mistreated Died Young Russell
Unknown - 1585

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