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Dorothea Sophia Friederike Mason - Rolfe Redman 1559–1645 – Genealogical Records
Birth Date: 24 Sep 1559
Birth Location: Mucklestone, Staffordshire, England -Legend: Queen Margaret of Anjou watched her forces defeated from the Mucklestone church. Before fleeing she hired the blacksmith, Wm. Skelhorn, to reverse her horse's shoes to disguise her getaway.
Death Date: 26 Oct 1645
Death Location: Heacham Manor/Hall, Heacham, Norfolk, England -Perhaps the most famous visitor to the Manor was Pocahontas, Indian princess, who came to England in 1616 with husband John Rolfe, whose family held Heacham Hall.
Father: WILLIAM II
Mother: AGNES Brown
Spouse(s): John Rolfe, John 1621), Robert (1562-1625)
Children(s): Cpt. II
In 1559, Dorothea Sophia Friederike Mason - Rolfe Redman entered the world in Mucklestone, Staffordshire, England -Legend: Queen Margaret of Anjou watched her forces defeated from the Mucklestone church. Before fleeing she hired the blacksmith, Wm. Skelhorn, to reverse her horse's shoes to disguise her getaway., born to William Sampson Mason Ii And Agnes Mary Browne Brown. Dorothea Sophia Friederike Mason - Rolfe Redman married John De Westbee 1562 Abt 1621, John Eustace Johannes Rolfe, Robert Doctor Councillor Redmayne 1562 1625, and had children including Cpt John Thomas Rolfe Ii. Dorothea Sophia Friederike Mason - Rolfe Redman passed away in 1645 in Heacham Manor/Hall, Heacham, Norfolk, England -Perhaps the most famous visitor to the Manor was Pocahontas, Indian princess, who came to England in 1616 with husband John Rolfe, whose family held Heacham Hall..
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- In 1559, Dorothea Sophia Friederike Mason - Rolfe Redman entered the world in Mucklestone, Staffordshire, England -Legend: Queen Margaret of Anjou watched her forces defeated from the Mucklestone church. Before fleeing she hired the blacksmith, Wm. Skelhorn, to reverse her horse's shoes to disguise her getaway., born to William Sampson Mason Ii And Agnes Mary Browne Brown.
- Dorothea Sophia Friederike Mason - Rolfe Redman married John De Westbee 1562 Abt 1621, John Eustace Johannes Rolfe, Robert Doctor Councillor Redmayne 1562 1625, and had children including Cpt John Thomas Rolfe Ii.
- Dorothea Sophia Friederike Mason - Rolfe Redman passed away in 1645 in Heacham Manor/Hall, Heacham, Norfolk, England -Perhaps the most famous visitor to the Manor was Pocahontas, Indian princess, who came to England in 1616 with husband John Rolfe, whose family held Heacham Hall..
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Dorothea Redman's Descendants
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1. Cpt. (John Thomas Rolfe) II 1585–1622 m. Jane Pierce 1600–1625 m. Amonute (Matoaka Pocahontas Rachel) ROLFE 1595–1617
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1. Elizabeth (Anne) Rolfe 1620–1641 m. John (Noyce Rolfe) Milner 1618–1685 m. John Milner 1620–1685
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1. Jane (Womack Pugh Milner) Price 1635–1709 m. Henry (Pugh\Pew II (arrived) 1657) 1634–1709
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1. Jane (Pew Price) Ligon 1653–1713 m. John (Daniel Price (Pugh)) III 1650–1711
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Dorothea Redman's Timeline
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Event Type: Birth
Event Date: 24 Sep 1559
Event Place: Mucklestone, Staffordshire, England -Legend: Queen Margaret of Anjou watched her forces defeated from the Mucklestone church. Before fleeing she hired the blacksmith, Wm. Skelhorn, to reverse her horse's shoes to disguise her getaway.
Genealogy Event 2
Event Type: Marriage
Event Date: 12 November 1612
Event Place: Kings Langley, Hertfordshire, England, United Kingdom
Genealogy Event 3
Event Type: Death
Event Date: 26 Oct 1645
Event Place: Heacham Manor/Hall, Heacham, Norfolk, England -Perhaps the most famous visitor to the Manor was Pocahontas, Indian princess, who came to England in 1616 with husband John Rolfe, whose family held Heacham Hall.