William Strode

Birth16 Jun 1504 - Newham Manor, Plympton St. Mary, Roborough, Plymouth, S. Devon, England

Death5 May 1579 - Newham Manor, Plympton St. Mary, Roborough, Plymouth, S. Devon, England

MotherLady Agnes Milliton

FatherSir Richard III Stroud, Knight

Born in Newham Manor, Plympton St. Mary, Roborough, Plymouth, S. Devon, England on 16 Jun 1504 to Sir Richard III Stroud, Knight and Lady Agnes Milliton. William Strode had 12 children. He passed away on 5 May 1579 in Newham Manor, Plympton St. Mary, Roborough, Plymouth, S. Devon, England.

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Parents

Sir Richard Iii Stroud, Knight
1478 - 1552

Lady Agnes Milliton
1482 - 1553

Children Show all

Richard 1528 Strode
1528 - 1581

Katherine Strode
1530 - 1579

Mary Strode
1533 - 1579

Lady Anne Stroud
1550 - 1622

William Strode
1530 - 1600

Philip Strode
1548 - Unknown

Elizabeth Strode
1550 - 1610

Mary Agnes Yard
1526 - 1566

Rachel Stroud Rees
1530 - 1600

Elizabeth Strowde
1526 - Unknown

John Strode Stroud
1552 - 1610

Lady Anne Stroud
1550 - 1622

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