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Catherine (Katherine) de Conway 1570–1621 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 1570

Birth Location: VERIFIED- Arrow Manor, Arrow, Warwickshire, England - In the 12th century Wm. de Camville, acquired it thru marriage and his kin held it til abt 1500 when it passed by marriage to Sir Hugh Conway. In the 17th century it was united with Ragley Manor

Death Date: 8 Apr 1621 X

Death Location: VERIFIED- Charles City County Area, Virginia, America -Colonization began here under the Virginia Company. In 1619 they founded 'Charles Cittie' as 1 of the first 4 boroughs/incorporations. Its name changed to 'Charles City County' in 1643.

Father: Sir Warwickshire

Mother: Helen\Ellen Lady

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The story of Catherine (Katherine) de Conway began in 1570 in VERIFIED- Arrow Manor, Arrow, Warwickshire, England - In the 12th century Wm. de Camville, acquired it thru marriage and his kin held it til abt 1500 when it passed by marriage to Sir Hugh Conway. In the 17th century it was united with Ragley Manor. Catherine (Katherine) de Conway passed away in 1621 in VERIFIED- Charles City County Area, Virginia, America -Colonization began here under the Virginia Company. In 1619 they founded 'Charles Cittie' as 1 of the first 4 boroughs/incorporations. Its name changed to 'Charles City County' in 1643..

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  • The story of Catherine (Katherine) de Conway began in 1570 in VERIFIED- Arrow Manor, Arrow, Warwickshire, England - In the 12th century Wm. de Camville, acquired it thru marriage and his kin held it til abt 1500 when it passed by marriage to Sir Hugh Conway. In the 17th century it was united with Ragley Manor.
  • Catherine (Katherine) de Conway passed away in 1621 in VERIFIED- Charles City County Area, Virginia, America -Colonization began here under the Virginia Company. In 1619 they founded 'Charles Cittie' as 1 of the first 4 boroughs/incorporations. Its name changed to 'Charles City County' in 1643..

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Catherine Conway
1570–1621
Birth Place: VERIFIED- Arrow Manor, Arrow, Warwickshire, England - In the 12th century Wm. de Camville, acquired it thru marriage and his kin held it til abt 1500 when it passed by marriage to Sir Hugh Conway. In the 17th century it was united with Ragley Manor
Parents
Sir Knight John Conway II of Arrow, Ragley, Second Baron of Warwickshire
1535–1603
VERIFIED- Arrow Manor, Arrow, Warwickshire, England - In the 12th century Wm. de Camville, acquired it thru marriage and his kin held it til abt 1500 when it passed by marriage to Sir Hugh Conway. In the 17th century it was united with Ragley Manor
Helen\Ellen (Eleanor Fulks\Fulke Greville CONWAY) Lady
1539–1588
Beauchamps Court, Warwickshire, England
Grandparents
SIR (KNIGHT JOHN, GOVERNOR OF OSTEND) Conway
1510–1553
Ragley, Warwickshire, England
Catherine Verney
1516–1553
Pendley Manor,Tring,Hertfordshire,England
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2nd-Great-Grandparents

Catherine Conway's Timeline

2 Records

1570
1570
Birth of Catherine (Katherine) de Conway in VERIFIED- Arrow Manor, Arrow, Warwickshire, England - In the 12th century Wm. de Camville, acquired it thru marriage and his kin held it til abt 1500 when it passed by marriage to Sir Hugh Conway. In the 17th century it was united with Ragley Manor
VERIFIED- Arrow Manor, Arrow, Warwickshire, England - In the 12th century Wm. de Camville, acquired it thru marriage and his kin held it til abt 1500 when it passed by marriage to Sir Hugh Conway. In the 17th century it was united with Ragley Manor
1621
8 Apr 1621 X
Age 51
Death of Catherine (Katherine) de Conway in VERIFIED- Charles City County Area, Virginia, America -Colonization began here under the Virginia Company. In 1619 they founded 'Charles Cittie' as 1 of the first 4 boroughs/incorporations. Its name changed to 'Charles City County' in 1643.
VERIFIED- Charles City County Area, Virginia, America -Colonization began here under the Virginia Company. In 1619 they founded 'Charles Cittie' as 1 of the first 4 boroughs/incorporations. Its name changed to 'Charles City County' in 1643.

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    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 1570
    Event Place: VERIFIED- Arrow Manor, Arrow, Warwickshire, England - In the 12th century Wm. de Camville, acquired it thru marriage and his kin held it til abt 1500 when it passed by marriage to Sir Hugh Conway. In the 17th century it was united with Ragley Manor

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 8 Apr 1621 X
    Event Place: VERIFIED- Charles City County Area, Virginia, America -Colonization began here under the Virginia Company. In 1619 they founded 'Charles Cittie' as 1 of the first 4 boroughs/incorporations. Its name changed to 'Charles City County' in 1643.

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