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Adam de Holland 1265–1293 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 1265

Birth Location: Upholland, Lancashire, , England

Death Date: 1293

Death Location: Upholland, Lancashire, , England

Father: Thurstan Holand

Mother: Nn Kellet

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Adam de Holland was born in 1265 in Upholland, Lancashire, , England, the child of Thurstan De Holand And Nn Kellet. Adam de Holland passed away in 1293 in Upholland, Lancashire, , England.

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Biography

  • Adam de Holland was born in 1265 in Upholland, Lancashire, , England, the child of Thurstan De Holand And Nn Kellet.
  • Adam de Holland passed away in 1293 in Upholland, Lancashire, , England.

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Adam Holland's Ancestors

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Adam Holland
1265–1293
Birth Place: Upholland, Lancashire, , England
Parents
Thurstan de Holand
1222–1275
Upholland, Lancashire, England
Nn Kellet
1228–1285
Garstang, Lancashire, England
Grandparents
Robert (de) Holand
1197–1242
Upholland, Lancashire, England
Cecily (de) Colombers
1201–1298
Halewood, Lancashire, , England
Great-Grandparents
Mathew Holand
1167–1224
Margaret Harcourt
1165–1197
Alan Columbers
1177–1220
Cecily Waleton
1180–1230
2nd-Great-Grandparents
William Columbers
1151–1177
Mary Holland
1153–1172
Henry Waleton
1155–1199
Julianna
1150–1181

Adam Holland's Timeline

2 Records

1265
1265
Birth of Adam de Holland in Upholland, Lancashire, , England
Upholland, Lancashire, , England
1293
1293
Age 28
Death of Adam de Holland in Upholland, Lancashire, , England
Upholland, Lancashire, , England

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 1265
    Event Place: Upholland, Lancashire, , England

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 1293
    Event Place: Upholland, Lancashire, , England

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