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William deBostock

Birth1444 - Bostock, Cheshire, England
Death1505 - England
MotherElisabeth Venables
FatherSir Adam de Bostock

Born in Bostock, Cheshire, England on 1444 to Sir Adam de Bostock and Elisabeth Venables. William deBostock married Ellen Molyneux and had 7 children. He passed away on 1505 in England.

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Sir Adam De Bostock
1410 - 1459
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Elisabeth Venables
1416 - 1470
Spouse(s)
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Ellen Molyneux
1479 - 1508
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Lady Elizabeth (Lady) Donne
1452 - 1516
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George Bostock
1505 - 1535
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Sir Edmund Bostock
1483 - 1509
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Anne Bostock
1500 - Unknown
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Margery Bostock
1487 - Unknown
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Edward Bostock
Unknown - 1563
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Ralph Bostock
1489 - Unknown
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Eme Bostock
1488 - Unknown

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