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Alexander Baskerville 1547–1596 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 1547

Birth Location: Devon Co, ENGLAND

Death Date: 1596

Death Location: Exeter Castle, Exeter, Devon, ENGLAND

Father: John Baskerville

Mother: Joan Basill

Spouse(s): Edith Perry

Children(s):

The story of Alexander Baskerville began in 1547 in Devon Co, ENGLAND. Alexander Baskerville married Edith Perry. Alexander Baskerville passed away in 1596 in Exeter Castle, Exeter, Devon, ENGLAND.

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  • B 2 criteria (Medium)
  • C 1 criteria (Basic)
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Biography

  • The story of Alexander Baskerville began in 1547 in Devon Co, ENGLAND.
  • Alexander Baskerville married Edith Perry.
  • Alexander Baskerville passed away in 1596 in Exeter Castle, Exeter, Devon, ENGLAND.

Immediate Family

Parents

John Baskerville
1528–1556
Birth Location: Erdisley, Herefordshire, ENGLAND
JB
Joan Basill
1530–1606
Birth Location: Devonshire , ENGLAND
JB

Spouses(s)

Edith Perry
1547–
Birth Location: Engalnd, Northamptonshire, ENGLAND
EP

Children(s)

Alexander Baskerville's Ancestors

Self
Alexander Baskerville
1547–1596
Birth Place: Devon Co, ENGLAND
Parents
John Baskerville
1528–1556
Erdisley, Herefordshire, ENGLAND
Joan Basill
1530–1606
Devonshire , ENGLAND
Grandparents
Great-Grandparents
2nd-Great-Grandparents

Alexander Baskerville's Timeline

2 Records

1547
1547
Birth of Alexander Baskerville in Devon Co, ENGLAND
Devon Co, ENGLAND
1596
1596
Age 49
Death of Alexander Baskerville in Exeter Castle, Exeter, Devon, ENGLAND
Exeter Castle, Exeter, Devon, ENGLAND

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 1547
    Event Place: Devon Co, ENGLAND

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 1596
    Event Place: Exeter Castle, Exeter, Devon, ENGLAND
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