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William Calvert

Birth1554 - Great Moorsholm, Skelton-in-Cleveland, Yorkshire, England
Death1584 - Swale, Yorkshire, England
MotherDorothy Margerie Leonard
FatherSir John Calvert

Born in Great Moorsholm, Skelton-in-Cleveland, Yorkshire, England on 1554 to Sir John Calvert and Dorothy Margerie Leonard. William Calvert married Elizabeth M. Nooding and had 12 children. He passed away on 1584 in Swale, Yorkshire, England.

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Sir John Calvert
1525 - 1566
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Dorothy Margerie Leonard
1527 - 1611
Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth M. Nooding
1552 - 1587
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John Calvert Gg 11
1570 - 1630
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Sir George Calvert, 1St Lord Baltimore
1582 - 1632
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Raufe Calvert
1570 - 1598
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Thomas Calvert
1577 - Unknown
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Jaques Calvert
1572 - 1593
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Anne (Peasley) Calvert
1582 - 1672
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Christopher Calvert
1582 - 1617
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Helen Calvert
1571 - Unknown
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Samuel Calvert
1580 - 1675
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Dorothy Calvert
1583 - Unknown
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Leonard Calvert
1577 - Unknown
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Edward Calvert
1577 - Unknown

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