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William Rawle

Birth1543 - St. Juliott, Cornwall, England
Death1605 - St Stephens, Cornwall, England
MotherElizabeth Kytson
FatherWilliam Rawell

Born in St. Juliott, Cornwall, England on 1543 to William Rawell and Elizabeth Kytson. William Rawle married Jane Skergin and had 10 children. He passed away on 1605 in St Stephens, Cornwall, England.

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Parents
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William Rawell
1514 - 1585
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Elizabeth Kytson
1523 - 1586
Spouse(s)
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Jane Skergin
1555 - 1636
Children Show all
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Francis Rawle
1576 - 1646
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Dorothy Rawle
1578 - 1655
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Stephen Rawle
1580 - 1640
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Thomas Rawle (Rowell)
1584 - 1623
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John Rawle
1590 - 1649
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William Rawle
1586 - 1605
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Marie Rawle
1592 - 1634
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Hugh Rawle Rawley Rawles
1588 - 1640
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Edward Rawle
1582 - 1627
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Susan Rawle (Rowell)
1585 - 1590

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