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Simon Edolphe, Esq. 1530–1597 – Genealogical Records
Birth Date: 1530
Birth Location: St Radigunds, Kent, England
Death Date: 19 Oct 1597
Death Location: St Dunstan in The West, London, England
Father: Robertus Brensett
Mother: Elionora Pedeham
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Children(s): Maria\Mary (Danvers)
The story of Simon Edolphe, Esq. began in 1530 in St Radigunds, Kent, England. Simon Edolphe, Esq. had children including Maria Mary Edolphe Edolfe Danvers. Simon Edolphe, Esq. passed away in 1597 in St Dunstan in The West, London, England.
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Biography
- The story of Simon Edolphe, Esq. began in 1530 in St Radigunds, Kent, England.
- Simon Edolphe, Esq. had children including Maria Mary Edolphe Edolfe Danvers.
- Simon Edolphe, Esq. passed away in 1597 in St Dunstan in The West, London, England.
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Simon Esq.'s Ancestors
Simon Esq.'s Descendants
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1. Maria\Mary (Edolphe\Edolfe) (Danvers) 1575–1653 m. George Danvers 1569–1630
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1. Dorothea (\ Dorothy) Danvers 1623–1688 m. Captain (Richard Swann RN, of) Mickleton 1617–1676
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1. Damaris\Damurus\Damvis Swann 1649–1726 m. Robert (\Roberd\Roberti) Boyce\Bwaise 1645–1715
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1. Damaris Boyse 1677– m. Lionell (( Lyonel) Henry) Kirkham 1675–1736
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Simon Esq.'s Timeline
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Event Type: Birth
Event Date: 1530
Event Place: St Radigunds, Kent, England
Genealogy Event 2
Event Type: Death
Event Date: 19 Oct 1597
Event Place: St Dunstan in The West, London, England