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William Williams

Birth1625 - England
Death1717 - Chester County, Pennsylvania, USA
MotherAnna Crooke
FatherArchbishop John Lewis I "Immigrant" Williams, Rt. Reverend, Doctor of Divinity (D.D.), Dean of Westminster,

Born in England on 1625 to Archbishop John Lewis I "Immigrant" Williams, Rt. Reverend, Doctor of Divinity (D.D.), Dean of Westminster, and Anna Crooke. William Williams married Elizabeth (9x ggm) Thorne and had 2 children. He passed away on 1717 in Chester County, Pennsylvania, USA.

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Archbishop John Lewis I "Immigrant" Williams, Rt. Reverend, Doctor Of Divinity (D.d.), Dean Of Westminster,
1582 - 1694
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Anna Crooke
1603 - 1658
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Elizabeth (9X Ggm) Thorne
1630 - 1691
Children
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Catherine Williams
1660 - 1753
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Robert Williams
1660 - Unknown

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