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John Williams

Birth1574 - Brentwood County , Essex, England
DeathMay 1619 - Hanged, drawn & quartered at The Mews, Charing Cross
MotherJudy Theobalde
FatherJohn Williams

Born in Brentwood County , Essex, England on 1574 to John Williams and Judy Theobalde. John Williams married Anne Weston and had 11 children. He passed away on May 1619 in Hanged, drawn & quartered at The Mews, Charing Cross.

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Parents
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John Williams
1543 - 1603
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Judy Theobalde
1533 - 1579
Spouse(s)
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Anne Weston
1574 - 1629
Children Show all
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Sydrach Williams, Merchant Tailor
1599 - 1647
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Robert Williams
1599 - Unknown
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Myllicent Williams
1594 - Unknown
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Pryscilla Williams
1604 - Unknown
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John Williams
1605 - Unknown
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Mary Williams
1601 - Unknown
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Roger Williams
1602 - 1683
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Sidrach Thomas
1600 - 1647
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William Williams
1600 - 1675
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Myllicent Williams
Unknown - Unknown
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Willirent Williams
Unknown - Unknown

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