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John (Thomas?) Tribe

Birth1540 - or 1541) Bramshaw, Hampshire, England or Bramshott, Hampshire, England or 1665347, Hampshire, England or Fernhurst, Sussex, England
Death1 Dec 1617 - St Dunstan and All Saints, Greater London, Middlesex, England
MotherMargaret Sanders
FatherJohn 101-01 Tribe

Born in or 1541) Bramshaw, Hampshire, England or Bramshott, Hampshire, England or 1665347, Hampshire, England or Fernhurst, Sussex, England on 1540 to John 101-01 Tribe and Margaret Sanders. John (Thomas?) Tribe married Marjery Tribe - Unknown and had 4 children. He passed away on 1 Dec 1617 in St Dunstan and All Saints, Greater London, Middlesex, England.

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John 101-01 Tribe
1521 - 1567
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Margaret Sanders
1526 - 1617
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Marjery Tribe - Unknown
1545 - 1617
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Margaret Tribe
1562 - Unknown
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Rafe Tribe
1545 - 1617
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Thomas Tribe
1567 - 1629
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Thomas Tribe
1567 - 1613

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