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William Andrew Clark

BirthJan 1566 - Great Bromley, Essex, Cambridgeshire, Olde England
Death12 Jul 1632 - Great Bromley, Essex, Cambridgeshire, Olde England
MotherSarah Holton
FatherSir Robert Clerke

Born in Great Bromley, Essex, Cambridgeshire, Olde England on Jan 1566 to Sir Robert Clerke and Sarah Holton. William Andrew Clark married Margaret Hadlock and had 10 children. He passed away on 12 Jul 1632 in Great Bromley, Essex, Cambridgeshire, Olde England.

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Sir Robert Clerke
1548 - 1607
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Sarah Holton
1545 - 1584
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Margaret Hadlock
1570 - 1632
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Joane Clark/clerk Stone
1596 - 1675
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Miles Clark
1607 - 1682
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Elizabeth Kendall Barber Clarke Clark
1601 - 1648
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William Clark
1605 - 1635
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Elizabeth Allen
1589 - Unknown
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Margaret Mary Clark
1592 - 1632
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Richard Clark
1587 - 1620
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Rowland Clark
1597 - Unknown
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James Clarke
1618 - 1694
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Anne Hannah Goddard Clarke Clark
1585 - 1704

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