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Henry Bray 1554–1570 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: Abt. 1554

Birth Location: Treswithian, Cornwall, England

Death Date: Jan 1570

Death Location: Cornwall

Father: John BrayeBray/

Mother: Ellyzabeth Braye

Spouse(s):

Children(s):

Henry Bray was born in 1554 in Treswithian, Cornwall, England, the child of John Brayebray And Ellyzabeth Ellis Braye. Henry Bray passed away in 1570 in Cornwall.

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Biography

  • Henry Bray was born in 1554 in Treswithian, Cornwall, England, the child of John Brayebray And Ellyzabeth Ellis Braye.
  • Henry Bray passed away in 1570 in Cornwall.

Immediate Family

Parents

John BrayeBray/
1518–1570
Birth Location: Treswithian, Camborne, Cornwall, England
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Ellyzabeth Braye
1522–1607
Birth Location: Camborne, Cornwall
EB

Spouses(s)

Children(s)

Henry Bray's Ancestors

Self
Henry Bray
1554–1570
Birth Place: Treswithian, Cornwall, England
Parents
John BrayeBray/
1518–1570
Treswithian, Camborne, Cornwall, England
Ellyzabeth (Ellis) Braye
1522–1607
Camborne, Cornwall
Grandparents
William Bray
1486–1518
Treswithian, Cornwall, England
Margery (Burlassy) Braye
1490–
Newlyn, Cornwall
William Ellis
1499–1571
Camborne, Cornwall
Johan (Collen) Ellis
1512–1570
Cornwall
Great-Grandparents
Braye
1450–
Sir Ellis
1460–1506
Agnes Hill
1466–1525
2nd-Great-Grandparents

Henry Bray's Timeline

2 Records

1554
Abt. 1554
Birth of Henry Bray in Treswithian, Cornwall, England
Treswithian, Cornwall, England
1570
Jan 1570
Age 16
Death of Henry Bray in Cornwall
Cornwall

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: Abt. 1554
    Event Place: Treswithian, Cornwall, England

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: Jan 1570
    Event Place: Cornwall
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