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William Harding

Birth1470-1480 - Hartford, Huntingdonshire, England
DeathJul 1540 - Huntington, England
MotherLady Margaret Oswald (Burned at the stake as a Lollard by King Henry VIII)
FatherSir Thomas Harding, farmer, burnt at the stake for heresy in wanting to read Scripture in English

Born in Hartford, Huntingdonshire, England on 1470-1480 to Sir Thomas Harding, farmer, burnt at the stake for heresy in wanting to read Scripture in English and Lady Margaret Oswald (Burned at the stake as a Lollard by King Henry VIII). William Harding married Margery Southoe and had 1 child. He passed away on Jul 1540 in Huntington, England.

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Sir Thomas Harding, Farmer, Burnt At The Stake For Heresy In Wanting To Read Scripture In English
1448 - 1532
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Lady Margaret Oswald (Burned At The Stake As A Lollard By King Henry Viii)
1448 - 1476
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Margery Southoe
1470 - 1544
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Thomas Harding
1536 - 1604

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