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Robert Wylde

BirthAbt. 1624 - The Commandery, Worcester, Worcs
Death23 Jan 1685 - Heanor, Derbyshire, England
MotherAnne Rowland
FatherRobert Wyld

Born in The Commandery, Worcester, Worcs on Abt. 1624 to Robert Wyld and Anne Rowland. Robert Wylde married Elizabeth Dennys and had 10 children. He passed away on 23 Jan 1685 in Heanor, Derbyshire, England.

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Parents
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Robert Wyld
1595 - 1650
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Anne Rowland
1595 - 1671
Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth Dennys
1634 - 1749
Children Show all
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Thomas Wylde Or Wyld
1670 - 1740
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Catherina Wylde
1681 - Unknown
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Sarah Wylde
1678 - Unknown
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Dorothy Wylde
1674 - 1748
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Anna Wylde
1680 - Unknown
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Edmund Wylde
1677 - Unknown
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Mary Wylde
1679 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Wild
1675 - 1775
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Robert Wylde
Unknown - Unknown
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Edward Wylde
Unknown - 1757

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