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Nicolaus Woodhouse 1610–1637 – Genealogical Records
Birth Date: 25 Nov 1610
Birth Location: Sutton By Coltishall, Norfolk, England
Death Date: 30 July 1637
Death Location: Cawston, Norfolk England
Father: Robert **
Mother: Priscilla Fenton
Spouse(s): Maryle Sotereau
Children(s): John Woodhouse
The story of Nicolaus Woodhouse began in 1610 in Sutton By Coltishall, Norfolk, England. Nicolaus Woodhouse married Maryle Marie Sotereau, and had children including John Woodhouse. Nicolaus Woodhouse passed away in 1637 in Cawston, Norfolk England.
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Biography
- The story of Nicolaus Woodhouse began in 1610 in Sutton By Coltishall, Norfolk, England.
- Nicolaus Woodhouse married Maryle Marie Sotereau, and had children including John Woodhouse.
- Nicolaus Woodhouse passed away in 1637 in Cawston, Norfolk England.
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Nicolaus Woodhouse's Ancestors
Nicolaus Woodhouse's Descendants
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1. John Woodhouse 1635– m. Mary Huntchback 1635–
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1. Richard Woodhouse 1660–1724 m. Christiane Townsend 1660–1707
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1. Joseph (Woodhouse,) Twin 1684–1742 m. Mary Corbey 1700–1742
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1. William (Woodhouse) * 1738–1800 m. Lydia (Allison *) N 1734–1791
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Nicolaus Woodhouse's Timeline
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Event Type: Birth
Event Date: 25 Nov 1610
Event Place: Sutton By Coltishall, Norfolk, England
Genealogy Event 2
Event Type: Death
Event Date: 30 July 1637
Event Place: Cawston, Norfolk England