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Thomas Broughton

Birthabout 1506 - Longdon, Staffordshire, England
Death03 OCT 1561 - England
MotherLady Margaret de Sanford
FatherRichard (Sir) Boughton

Born in Longdon, Staffordshire, England on about 1506 to Richard (Sir) Boughton and Lady Margaret de Sanford. Thomas Broughton married Margaret Isabel Acton and had 7 children. He passed away on 03 OCT 1561 in England.

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Richard (Sir) Boughton
1472 - 1514
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Lady Margaret De Sanford
1475 - 1564
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Margaret Isabel Acton
1491 - 1562
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Lewis Broughton
1530 - 1565
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Richard Broughton
1531 - 1635
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Milborough Broughton
1538 - 1575
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John Broughton
1528 - Unknown
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Robert Blount
1539 - 1572
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Richard Broughton
1526 - Unknown
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Eramus Broughton
1551 - 1632

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