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Amyas Chichester 1572–1676 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: About 1572

Birth Location: Arlington, Devon, England

Death Date: 04 Sep 1676

Death Location: Widworthy, Devon County, England

Father: Sir Raleigh

Mother: Dorothy Daubeney

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In 1572, Amyas Chichester entered the world in Arlington, Devon, England, born to Sir John William Chichester Lord Of Raleigh And Dorothy Daubeney. Amyas Chichester passed away in 1676 in Widworthy, Devon County, England.

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Biography

  • In 1572, Amyas Chichester entered the world in Arlington, Devon, England, born to Sir John William Chichester Lord Of Raleigh And Dorothy Daubeney.
  • Amyas Chichester passed away in 1676 in Widworthy, Devon County, England.

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Amyas Chichester's Ancestors

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Amyas Chichester
1572–1676
Birth Place: Arlington, Devon, England
Parents
Sir John William Chichester Lord of Raleigh
1540–1609
Raleigh, Devon, , England
Dorothy Daubeney
1550–1598
Wayford Somerset England
Grandparents
Sir (John William Chichester Lord of) Raleigh
1540–1609
Raleigh, Devon, , England
Katherine Goodwin
1518–1584
Bicton, Devon, , England
Phillipa Coles
1506–1550
Somerset, England
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Amyas Chichester's Timeline

2 Records

1572
About 1572
Birth of Amyas Chichester in Arlington, Devon, England
Arlington, Devon, England
1676
04 Sep 1676
Age 104
Death of Amyas Chichester in Widworthy, Devon County, England
Widworthy, Devon County, England

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: About 1572
    Event Place: Arlington, Devon, England

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 04 Sep 1676
    Event Place: Widworthy, Devon County, England

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