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Sign up freeWalter Savage 1628 – 1706 – Genealogical Records
Birth Date: 04 Sep 1628
Birth Location: Broadway, Worcester, England
Death Date: 1706
Death Location: Broadway, Worcestershire, England
Father: Walter Savage
Mother: Mary Wheler
Spouse(s): Elizabeth Skinner
Children(s): Philip Savage
The story of Walter Savage began in 1628 in Broadway, Worcester, England. Walter Savage married Elizabeth Skinner, and had children including Philip Savage. Walter Savage passed away in 1706 in Broadway, Worcestershire, England.
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Biography
- The story of Walter Savage began in 1628 in Broadway, Worcester, England.
- Walter Savage married Elizabeth Skinner, and had children including Philip Savage.
- Walter Savage passed away in 1706 in Broadway, Worcestershire, England.
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Walter Savage's Ancestors
Walter Savage's Descendants
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1. Philip Savage (1660 – 20 Mar 1702) m. Marie Mi'kmaq (1660 – 1720)
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1. Anne Savage (1680 – 1 Nov 1737) m. Sir (Arthur Acheson) (Atchison) (26 Jan 1688 – 08 Feb 1749)
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1. Nichola Acheson (1725 – 1759 or 1800) m. Hon. (Robert Percy) Ffrench (1716 – 14 February 1779)
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1. Anne Ffrench (1747 – 28 Apr 1819)
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Walter Savage's Timeline
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Event Type: Birth
Event Date: 04 Sep 1628
Event Place: Broadway, Worcester, England
Genealogy Event 2
Event Type: Death
Event Date: 1706
Event Place: Broadway, Worcestershire, England