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John W Wilkinson

Birth10 Dec 1539 - Kildwick, Yorkshire, England
DeathMay 1615 - St Leonard, Shoreditch, Middlesex, England
MotherSarah Oliver Wilkenson
FatherDavid Wilkenson

Born in Kildwick, Yorkshire, England on 10 Dec 1539 to David Wilkenson and Sarah Oliver Wilkenson. John W Wilkinson married Elizabeth Wheaton and had 11 children. He passed away on May 1615 in St Leonard, Shoreditch, Middlesex, England.

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David Wilkenson
1515 - 1541
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Sarah Oliver Wilkenson
1521 - 1561
Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth Wheaton
1552 - 1597
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Agnes Hargraves
1548 - 1634
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John Wilkinson, Settler Of Salem
1574 - 1655
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John Wilkinson
1561 - 1618
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Richardus Wilkinson
1580 - 1661
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Agnes Wilkinson
1580 - 1637
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Thomas Wilkinson
1585 - Unknown
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Alice Wilkinson
1592 - 1636
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Elizabeth Wilkinson
1582 - 1637
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Isabel(la) Wilkinson
1590 - Unknown
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Child Wilkinson
1595 - 1596
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Henry Wilkinson (12Ggf)
1569 - Unknown
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Mary Wilkinson
1564 - 1599

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