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Robertus Shelley 1650–1713 – Genealogical Records
Birth Date: 22 Sep 1650
Birth Location: Stone, Staffordshire, , England,
Death Date: abt 1713
Death Location: Ashley, Staffordshire, , England
Father: William Shelley
Mother: MARY RUTTER
Spouse(s): Maria North
Children(s): Robert Shelley
In 1650, Robertus Shelley entered the world in Stone, Staffordshire, , England,, born to William Shelley And Mary Rutter. Robertus Shelley married Maria North, and had children including Robert Shelley. Robertus Shelley passed away in 1713 in Ashley, Staffordshire, , England.
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- In 1650, Robertus Shelley entered the world in Stone, Staffordshire, , England,, born to William Shelley And Mary Rutter.
- Robertus Shelley married Maria North, and had children including Robert Shelley.
- Robertus Shelley passed away in 1713 in Ashley, Staffordshire, , England.
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Robertus Shelley's Descendants
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1. Robert Shelley 1690–1736 m. Jane Faulkner 1690–
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1. James Shelley 1730–1776 m. Jane Tildsley 1731–1815
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1. James Shelley 1760–1838 m. Mary Furber 1760–1831
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1. Elizabeth Shelley 1784–1811 m. John Corry 1781–1837
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Event Type: Birth
Event Date: 22 Sep 1650
Event Place: Stone, Staffordshire, , England,
Genealogy Event 2
Event Type: Death
Event Date: abt 1713
Event Place: Ashley, Staffordshire, , England