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Lady Edith Morrison 1525–1580 – Genealogical Records
Birth Date: 1525
Birth Location: Kent, Dorset, England
Death Date: 1580
Death Location: Kent, Dorset, England
Father: Sir Cashiobury
Mother: Bridget Hussey
Spouse(s): Jamestowne D'Aubigny
Children(s): Sir Dabney
The story of Lady Edith Morrison began in 1525 in Kent, Dorset, England. Lady Edith Morrison married Jamestowne Indian Interpreter Sir Cornelius Dabney D Aubigny, and had children including Sir John Dabney. Lady Edith Morrison passed away in 1580 in Kent, Dorset, England.
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Biography
- The story of Lady Edith Morrison began in 1525 in Kent, Dorset, England.
- Lady Edith Morrison married Jamestowne Indian Interpreter Sir Cornelius Dabney D Aubigny, and had children including Sir John Dabney.
- Lady Edith Morrison passed away in 1580 in Kent, Dorset, England.
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Lady Morrison's Descendants
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1. Sir (John) Dabney 1550–1596 m. Sarah (Dabney De Abney) D"Abney 1550–1598
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1. Mary (Elizabeth) Dabney 1568–1636 m. Isaac, (Sir, Capt.) Winston 1570–1628
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1. Mary (Elizabeth) WINSTON 1605–1701 m. John (Isaac) BATES 1588–1666
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1. Sarah BATES 1618–1681 m. Samuel (Gawkroger) Platts 1617–1690
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Lady Morrison's Timeline
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Event Type: Birth
Event Date: 1525
Event Place: Kent, Dorset, England
Genealogy Event 2
Event Type: Death
Event Date: 1580
Event Place: Kent, Dorset, England