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Alexander Mathew 1619–1645 – Genealogical Records
Birth Date: abt. 1619
Birth Location: Yorkshire, England
Death Date: 1645
Death Location: Leeds, Yorkshire, England
Father: Henry Mathew
Mother: Julian Mathew
Spouse(s): Agnes Whyt
Children(s): Mary Mathew
The story of Alexander Mathew began in 1619 in Yorkshire, England. Alexander Mathew married Agnes Whyt, and had children including Mary Mathew. Alexander Mathew passed away in 1645 in Leeds, Yorkshire, England.
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Biography
- The story of Alexander Mathew began in 1619 in Yorkshire, England.
- Alexander Mathew married Agnes Whyt, and had children including Mary Mathew.
- Alexander Mathew passed away in 1645 in Leeds, Yorkshire, England.
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Alexander Mathew's Ancestors
Alexander Mathew's Descendants
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1. Mary Mathew 1630–1660 m. James (Naylor of) Stainland 1630–1672
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1. George (N 'The Immigrant' Nailor Naylor I) .an 1654–1734 m. Elizabeth (Ann) Sawdrey 1664–1740
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1. James ((jones) Nailer Naylor) .an 1688–1769 m. Ann Jones 1690–1738
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1. Joshua Nailor 1734–1814 m. Susannah Taylor 1741–1776
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2. George (II) Naylor 1681–1740
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3. Elizabeth (Naylor) 8pga 1690–1741
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4. George (Naylor) 8pgu 1689–1740
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Alexander Mathew's Timeline
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Event Type: Birth
Event Date: abt. 1619
Event Place: Yorkshire, England
Genealogy Event 2
Event Type: Death
Event Date: 1645
Event Place: Leeds, Yorkshire, England