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BirthNot Available - Ashwellthorpe, Norfolk, England, United Kingdom

Death22 FEB 1501 - England, United Kingdom

MotherElisabeth Countess of Surry and Duchess of Norfolk Tilney Bourchier Howard (Grandmother to ANN BOYLEN and KATHERINE HOWARD 2nd and 5th wives of Henry VIII)

FatherThomas I Sr, Sir Howard, 1st Earl of Surrey, 2nd Duke of Norfolk, Warden General of Northern Marshes

Born in Ashwellthorpe, Norfolk, England, United Kingdom to Thomas I Sr, Sir Howard, 1st Earl of Surrey, 2nd Duke of Norfolk, Warden General of Northern Marshes and Elisabeth Countess of Surry and Duchess of Norfolk Tilney Bourchier Howard (Grandmother to ANN BOYLEN and KATHERINE HOWARD 2nd and 5th wives of Henry VIII). x ro unknown passed away on 22 FEB 1501 in England, United Kingdom.

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Thomas I Sr, Sir Howard, 1St Earl Of Surrey, 2Nd Duke Of Norfolk, Warden General Of Northern Marshes
1443 - 1524

Elisabeth Countess Of Surry And Duchess Of Norfolk Tilney Bourchier Howard (Grandmother To Ann Boylen And Katherine Howard 2Nd And 5Th Wives Of Henry Viii)
1446 - 1497

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