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Robert Childe

Birth1521 - ABBOTS LANGLEY Hertfordshire England
DeathAbt. Oct 1557 - Abbots Langley, Hertfordshire, England
MotherAnn Hunkes
FatherWilliam Childe

Born in ABBOTS LANGLEY Hertfordshire England on 1521 to William Childe and Ann Hunkes. Robert Childe married Helen Daie and had 9 children. He passed away on Abt. Oct 1557 in Abbots Langley, Hertfordshire, England.

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Parents
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William Childe
1496 - 1541
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Ann Hunkes
1498 - 1563
Spouse(s)
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Helen Daie
1522 - 1583
Children Show all
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Henry Childe
1546 - 1602
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Johanna Child
1552 - Unknown
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William Chylde
1555 - Unknown
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Alice Chylde
1548 - Unknown
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Ann Childe
1557 - Unknown
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Margerie Childe
1552 - 1558
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John Childe
Unknown - Unknown
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Christian Childe
1550 - Unknown
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Joseph Childe
1544 - Unknown

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