Thomas Myles

Birth1537 - Cottered, Hertfordshire, England

Death6 Jul 1601 (St Botolph, Bishopsgate,London, England--Burial) - Great Munden, Hertfordshire, England (St Andrew, Middlesex or St Dunstan in the West London, England--Burial

MotherJoan Alyngham

FatherSir William Myles

Born in Cottered, Hertfordshire, England on 1537 to Sir William Myles and Joan Alyngham. Thomas Myles married Elizabeth Eaire Eyre and had 12 children. He passed away on 6 Jul 1601 (St Botolph, Bishopsgate,London, England--Burial) in Great Munden, Hertfordshire, England (St Andrew, Middlesex or St Dunstan in the West London, England--Burial.

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Parents

Sir William Myles
1506 - 1554

Joan Alyngham
1528 - 1555

Spouse(s)

Elizabeth Eaire Eyre
1540 - 1628

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Joan Joane Myles
1562 - 1622

James Myles
1574 - 1602

Rychard Myles
1563 - 1628

Elizabeth Myles
1570 - 1629

Emm/ Emme Myles
1575 - 1597

Henry Myles
1578 - 1610

Helen Myles
1582 - Unknown

Thomas Mills Or Mylles
1576 - 1629

Elizabeth Myles
1584 - 1585

Joan Myles
1570 - 1609

Elizabeth Myles
1570 - 1629

Henry Myles
1574 - 1602

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