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Robert Aylwin

Birth1566 - West Dean, Sussex, England
Death16 JUN 1607 - Treyford With Didling,Sussex,England
MotherCatherine Tregoz
FatherWilliam Aylwin

Born in West Dean, Sussex, England on 1566 to William Aylwin and Catherine Tregoz. Robert Aylwin married Elizabeth Bettesworth and had 7 children. He passed away on 16 JUN 1607 in Treyford With Didling,Sussex,England.

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Parents
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William Aylwin
Unknown - 1592
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Catherine Tregoz
Unknown - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth Bettesworth
1575 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Bettesworth
Unknown - Unknown
Children Show all
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Ellen Aylwin
1596 - Unknown
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William Aylwin
1594 - 1670
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Agnes Aylwin
Unknown - Unknown
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Elizabeth Aylwin
Unknown - Unknown
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Robert Aylwin
Unknown - 1641
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Ann Aylwin
Unknown - Unknown
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Katherine Aylwin
Unknown - Unknown

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