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Thomas Heigham

Birth1543 - Higham, Suffolk, , England
Death14 Dec 1597 - Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, , England
MotherAnne Drury Waldegrave
FatherSir Clement Heigham, Knight of Barrow Hall, Privy Councillor to "Bloody Mary"

Born in Higham, Suffolk, , England on 1543 to Sir Clement Heigham, Knight of Barrow Hall, Privy Councillor to "Bloody Mary" and Anne Drury Waldegrave. Thomas Heigham married Jane Clerk and had 5 children. He passed away on 14 Dec 1597 in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, , England.

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Sir Clement Heigham, Knight Of Barrow Hall, Privy Councillor To "Bloody Mary"
1506 - 1570
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Anne Drury Waldegrave
1506 - 1590
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Jane Clerk
1543 - 1599
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Alice Pierson
Unknown - 1599
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Edmund Higham
1570 - 1604
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Susan Heigham
1572 - 1640
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Susan Heigham
1567 - Unknown
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Anne Heigham
1578 - Unknown
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Clement Heigham
1571 - 1622

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