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Mary Gernon Cavendish 1556–1602 – Genealogical Records
Birth Date: 1556
Birth Location: Trimley St Martin, Suffolk, England
Death Date: 11 Nov 1602
Death Location: Shotley, Suffolk, England
Father: Sir Cavendish
Mother: Lady Bostock
Spouse(s): Sir Felton
Children(s): Lady (Colby)
The story of Mary Gernon Cavendish began in 1556 in Trimley St Martin, Suffolk, England. Mary Gernon Cavendish married Sir Thomas Felton, and had children including Lady Beatrix Felton Colby. Mary Gernon Cavendish passed away in 1602 in Shotley, Suffolk, England.
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Biography
- The story of Mary Gernon Cavendish began in 1556 in Trimley St Martin, Suffolk, England.
- Mary Gernon Cavendish married Sir Thomas Felton, and had children including Lady Beatrix Felton Colby.
- Mary Gernon Cavendish passed away in 1602 in Shotley, Suffolk, England.
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Mary Cavendish's Ancestors
Mary Cavendish's Descendants
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1. Lady (Beatrix Felton) (Colby) 1574–1661 m. Thomas (Colby \ Colbie I,) Esq 1567–1625
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1. Anthony Colby 1605–1661 m. Susannah Sargent 1610–1689
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1. Thomas Colby 1650–1691 m. Hannah Rowell 1653–1707
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1. Jacob Colby 1688–1735 m. Elizabeth Elliot 1691–1737
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Mary Cavendish's Timeline
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Event Type: Birth
Event Date: 1556
Event Place: Trimley St Martin, Suffolk, England
Genealogy Event 2
Event Type: Death
Event Date: 11 Nov 1602
Event Place: Shotley, Suffolk, England