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Sir William Ford 1571–1645 – Genealogical Records
Birth Date: Abt. 1571
Birth Location: Harting, Sussex, England
Death Date: Aft. 1645
Death Location: Harting, Sussex, England
Father: John 4
Mother: Magdalen Knevitt
Spouse(s): Anne Carrell\Caryll
Children(s): Sir 1st
In 1571, Sir William Ford entered the world in Harting, Sussex, England, born to John Ford Of Chagford 4 And Magdalen Knevitt. Sir William Ford married Anne Carrell Caryll, and had children including Sir Edward Ford 1St. Sir William Ford passed away in 1645 in Harting, Sussex, England.
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Biography
- In 1571, Sir William Ford entered the world in Harting, Sussex, England, born to John Ford Of Chagford 4 And Magdalen Knevitt.
- Sir William Ford married Anne Carrell Caryll, and had children including Sir Edward Ford 1St.
- Sir William Ford passed away in 1645 in Harting, Sussex, England.
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Sir Ford's Descendants
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1. Sir (Edward Ford) 1st 1605–1670 m. Sarah Ireton 1604–1665
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1. Katherine Ford 1634–1682 m. Ralph (Gray) snr 1630–1675
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1. Joseph Grey 1655–1715 m. Ann Winslow 1655–1706
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1. Anne GRAY 1680–1762 m. Simon\Symon Chamberlain\Chamberlayn\Chamberlen 1675–1739
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Sir Ford's Timeline
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Event Type: Birth
Event Date: Abt. 1571
Event Place: Harting, Sussex, England
Genealogy Event 2
Event Type: Death
Event Date: Aft. 1645
Event Place: Harting, Sussex, England