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Agnes Margaret Powell 1614 – 1718 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 1614

Birth Location: Yorkshire, England

Death Date: 1718

Death Location: James City, Virginia, British Colonial America

Father: William Powell

Mother: Kathern Burgess

Spouse(s): Stephen Hamlin

Children(s): Stephen II, Jane Hamlin, Charles Hamlin, Thomas Hamlin, John Hamlin, John Hamlin, Agnes Hamlin, John Hamlin

The birth of Agnes Margaret Powell took place in 1614 in Yorkshire, England, to William John Powell and Kathern Burgess. Agnes Margaret Powell married Stephen Hamlin, and together they had Stephen Hamlin II, Jane Powell Hamlin, Charles Hamlin, Thomas Hamlin, John Hamlin, John Hamlin, Agnes Hamlin and John Hamlin. Agnes Margaret Powell's death occurred in 1718 in James City, Virginia, British Colonial America.

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Parents

William Powell
1590 –
Birth Location: England
WP
Kathern Burgess
1592 – 1635
Birth Location: of Kildwick, Yorks, England
KB

Spouses(s)

Stephen Hamlin
1607 – 1665
Birth Location: Devon, England
SH

Children(s)

Stephen II
1634 – 1676
Birth Location: Charles City County, Virginia, United States
SI
Jane Hamlin
1637 – 1687
Birth Location: –
JH
Charles Hamlin
1641 – 1686
Birth Location: Charles City County, Virginia, British Colonial America
CH
Thomas Hamlin
1648 –
Birth Location: Charles City County, Virginia, British Colonial America
TH
John Hamlin
1650 – 1696
Birth Location: , Charles City, Virginia, United States
JH
John Hamlin
1653 –
Birth Location: Virginia, British Colonial America
JH
Agnes Hamlin
1660 – 1750
Birth Location: Charles City, Charles City County, Colony of Virginia, British Colonial America
AH
John Hamlin
1665 – 1720
Birth Location: Prince George, Virginia, United States
JH

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Year: 1614
    Event Place: Yorkshire, England

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Christening
    Event Year: ABT 1614
    Event Place: Yorkshire, England

    Genealogy Event 3
    Event Type: Death
    Event Year: 1718
    Event Place: James City, Virginia, British Colonial America

    Genealogy Event 4
    Event Type: Burial
    Event Year: 1718
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