Chronology

Birth: 1486 : Minster Lovell Oxfordshire England
Death: 1512 : Rougham Norfolk England

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Brothers and sisters

 Fermor de Richards, Henry (I362442244173) (1486 - 1512)

Family

Spouse:  Wode, Margaret (I362442244174)  (1488 - 1512)
Marriage: 1502 :
Marriage: 1506 : Jamaica
Marriage: bef 1509 : Rougham Norfolk England
Marriage: 1512 : Rougham Norfolk England

Children:

 Fermour, Lady Mary Anne (I362442244079) (1506 - 1551)

Chronology

Birth: 1517 : Easton Neston Northamptonshire England
Death: 12 Dec 1571 : Little Bartholomew London England

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Brothers and sisters

 Fermor (Knight), Sir John (I362442253568) (1517 - 12 Dec 1571)

Family

Spouse:  Vaux Baroness Strange Hunstanton, Lady Anne De (Maud) (I362347260638)  (21 May 1513 - 14 Apr 1569)
Marriage: 12 Dec 1534 : London Middlesex England
Marriage: 12 Dec 1541 : Easton Neston Northamptonshire England
Marriage: Nov 1544 : London Middlesex England

Step children:

 LeStrange \ DeLaWarr \ Weste, Lady Elizabeth (I362340608523) (1524 - 6 Oct 1611)

Chronology

Birth: 1506 : Barsham Norfolk England
Death: 1551 : Rougham Norfolk England

Parents and grandparents

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Fermor de Richards, Henry (I362442244173)
 1486 - 1512

Wode, Margaret (I362442244174)
 1488 - 1512

Brothers and sisters

 Fermour, Lady Mary Anne (I362442244079) (1506 - 1551)

Family

Spouse:  Yelverton, William IV (I362442244078)  (abt 1526 - 12 Aug 1586)
Marriage: 1512 : Of Rougham Norfolk England
Marriage: 1525 : Rougham Norfolk England
Marriage: 1531 : Rougham Norfolk England
Marriage: abt 1536 : Rougham Norfolkshire England United Kingdom
Marriage: May 1544 : Rougham Norfolk England
Marriage: 18 Sep 1553 : Rougham Norfolk England
Marriage: abt 1558 : Of Ampton Suffolkshire England
Marriage: abt 1631 : Rougham Norfolk England

Children:

 Yelverton, Edward Randes (I362442243511) (1555/59 - 1623)

Chronology

Birth: 1414 :
Death: 1483 :

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Brothers and sisters

 Ferrero, Elizabeth (I362252908961) (1414 - 1483)

Family

Spouse:  Grey, Sir Edward (I362252908896)  (1415 - 1457)

Children:

 Grey, Knight of the Garter, and lst Marquess of Dorset, known as Lord Ferrers de Groby, Sir John (I362252908198) (1432 - 17 Feb 1461)

Chronology

Birth: 1500 : Randers Støvring Randers Denmark
Death: 1536 : Randers Støvring Randers Denmark

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Brothers and sisters

 Ferslev, Niels (I362422215017) (1500 - 1536)

Family (1)

Spouse:  _, Ukendt (I362444765924)

Family (2)

Spouse:  ?

Children:

 Ferslev, Niels Nielsson (I362373669610) (1535 - 1580)

Chronology

Birth: 1535 : Randers Støvring Randers Denmark
Death: 1580 : Randers Støvring Randers Denmark

Parents and grandparents

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Ferslev, Niels (I362422215017)
 1500 - 1536

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Brothers and sisters

 Ferslev, Niels Nielsson (I362373669610) (1535 - 1580)

Family

Spouse:  ?

Children:

 Nielsen Ferslev, Thomas (I362340390660) (1575 - 8 Jul 1623)

Chronology

Birth: abt 1577 : London London England
Death: 18 Dec 1608 : City of London London England United Kingdom

Parents and grandparents

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Brothers and sisters

 Ferthe, Margarett (I362444883113) (abt 1577 - 18 Dec 1608)

Family

Spouse:  Sherman, Edward (I362444883103)  (1575 - abt 1606)

Children:

 Sherman, Randle (I362444882602) (1598)

Chronology

Birth: 1751 : Cocalico Township Lancaster County Pennsylvania USA
Death: 1800 : Pennsylvania United States

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Parents and grandparents

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Fiessler, Peter (I362245246310)
 abt 1726 - 1750

Reiff, Catharine (I362245246313)
 1730 - bef 1 Mar 1785

Brothers and sisters

 Fessler, Marie Eva (I362244817021) (1751 - 1800)

Family

Spouse:  Bare, Rudolph (I362244816985)  (28 Jul 1751 - Jul 1836)

Children:

 Bär, Maria Magdalena (I362243235196) (31 Jan 1774 - 20 Jul 1838)

Chronology

Birth: 1542 : Dorset England
Death: 14 May 1595 : Chelsea Middlesex England

Parents and grandparents

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Brydges (Brugges)"Brydges" (Oxford U.), Sir John (I362442251221)
 bet 1456 and 1470 - 14 Apr 1530

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DeBrugge (Bridges) (Sackville), Lady Winifred Paulet (I362442251049)
 1516 - 16 Jun 1586

Brothers and sisters

 Fiennes, Anne (I362442251037) (1542 - 14 May 1595)

Family

Spouse:  _, Capt. John Frank Wheatley Esq (I362442251033)  (BET 1511-1540 - BET 1565-1625)

Children:

 WHEATLEIGH, RICHARD (I362442250934) (3 May 1565 - 1595)

Chronology

Birth: abt 1726 : Cocsiico Twp. Lancaster Pa
Death: 1750 :

Parents and grandparents

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Brothers and sisters

 Fiessler, Peter (I362245246310) (abt 1726 - 1750)

Family

Spouse:  Reiff, Catharine (I362245246313)  (1730 - bef 1 Mar 1785)

Children:

 Fessler, Marie Eva (I362244817021) (1751 - 1800)

Chronology

Birth: Apr 1730 : Germany
Death: 1795 : Germany

Germany

Parents and grandparents

Filger, Peter (I362340386523)
 1668 - 1733

Schutte, Emma (I362242738561)
 1673 - 1743

Habel, Johann Wilhelm (I362242738571)
 22 Nov 1665 - 11 Jan 1735

Fischer, Anna Barbara (I362242738575)
 19 Jan 1670 - 18 May 1743

Filger, Johann Jacob (I362242576518)
 abt 1705 - 3 Jun 1761

Abel, Anna Eliesabetha (I362242576526)
 21 Sep 1700 - 1770

Brothers and sisters

 Filger, Johannes Jacob (I362242522858) (Apr 1730 - 1795)

Family

Spouse:  Schütz, Anna Catharina (I362242522874)  (9 Feb 1735 - 1808)

Children:

 Felgar, Henry (I362242522107)

Chronology

Birth: abt 1705 : Germany7th great-grandfather
Death: 3 Jun 1761 : Germany

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Parents and grandparents

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Filger, Peter (I362340386523)
 1668 - 1733

Schutte, Emma (I362242738561)
 1673 - 1743

Brothers and sisters

 Filger, Johann Jacob (I362242576518) (abt 1705 - 3 Jun 1761)

Family

Spouse:  Abel, Anna Eliesabetha (I362242576526)  (21 Sep 1700 - 1770)
Marriage: 9 Nov 1728 : Evangelisch Heutingsheim Neckarkreis Wuerttemberg

Children:

 Filger, Johannes Jacob (I362242522858) (Apr 1730 - 1795)

Chronology

Birth: 1668 : Germany
Death: 1733 : Germany

Born in Germany

Parents and grandparents

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Brothers and sisters

 Filger, Peter (I362340386523) (1668 - 1733)

Family

Spouse:  Schutte, Emma (I362242738561)  (1673 - 1743)

Children:

 Filger, Johann Jacob (I362242576518) (abt 1705 - 3 Jun 1761)

Chronology

Birth: 16 Jan 1720 : Dublin Ireland
Death: 21 Feb 1764 : Letterkenny Cumberland Pennsylvania USA

Parents and grandparents

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Finley *, John (I362441642428)
 23 Aug 1691 - 1769

McNeale *, Elizabeth Marie (I362441642439)
 16 Mar 1690 - 1760

Brothers and sisters

 FINLEY, John (I362233632291) (16 Jan 1720 - 21 Feb 1764)

Family

Spouse:  Mitchell, Alice (I362234112262)  (1722 - 1767)

Children:

 Finley, Sarah Elizabeth (I362232815892) (16 Aug 1753 - 16 Sep 1834)

Chronology

Birth: 16 Aug 1753 : Lurgan Chester Pennsylvania United States
Death: 16 Sep 1834 : Washington Preble Ohio United States

Sarah finley Headstone
Burial:
Mound Hill Union Cemetery
Eaton (Preble County)
Preble County
Ohio, USA

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Created by: Beverly
Record added: May 14, 2004
Find A Grave Memorial# 8754562

Parents and grandparents

Finley *, John (I362441642428)
 23 Aug 1691 - 1769

McNeale *, Elizabeth Marie (I362441642439)
 16 Mar 1690 - 1760

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Stephenson, Alice (I362236004969)
 abt 1671

FINLEY, John (I362233632291)
 16 Jan 1720 - 21 Feb 1764

Mitchell, Alice (I362234112262)
 1722 - 1767

Brothers and sisters

 Finley, Sarah Elizabeth (I362232815892) (16 Aug 1753 - 16 Sep 1834)

Family

Spouse:  Sellars, Nathan A (I362232815857)  (15 Nov 1751 - 23 Jul 1824)

Children:

 Sellers, Elizabeth Jane (I362231680219) (6 Aug 1782 - 5 Jul 1861)

Chronology

Birth: 23 Aug 1691 : Incharvie Arm Fife Ireland
Death: 1769 : Shrewsbury York Pennsylvania United States

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Parents and grandparents

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Brothers and sisters

 Finley *, John (I362441642428) (23 Aug 1691 - 1769)

Family

Spouse:  McNeale *, Elizabeth Marie (I362441642439)  (16 Mar 1690 - 1760)

Children:

 FINLEY, John (I362233632291) (16 Jan 1720 - 21 Feb 1764)

Chronology

Birth: abt 1475 : Yorkshire England
Death: Jan 1500 : Yorkshire England

Parents and grandparents

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Brothers and sisters

 Firth, John (I362252453097) (abt 1475 - Jan 1500)

Family

Spouse:  _, Elizabeth (I362252453100)  (1480 - 1500)
Marriage: 11 Jul 1722 : Elland York England

Children:

 Firth Gledhill, Elizabeth (I362252452997) (1500 - 17 Apr 1575)

Chronology

Birth: 1500 : Elland Yorkshire England
Death: 17 Apr 1575 : Yorkshire England

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Parents and grandparents

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Firth, John (I362252453097)
 abt 1475 - Jan 1500

_, Elizabeth (I362252453100)
 1480 - 1500

Brothers and sisters

 Firth Gledhill, Elizabeth (I362252452997) (1500 - 17 Apr 1575)

Family

Spouse:  Gledhill, John (I362252452996)  (1499 - 30 Nov 1579)
Marriage: abt 1515 : Elland West Yorkshire England
Marriage: bef 1525 : Elland Yorkshire England
Marriage: 28 Jul 1549 : Elland Yorkshire England
Marriage: 28 Jul 1567 : Elland Yorkshire England

Children:

 Gledill, Sir Gilbert (I362252452884) (abt 1510 - abt 1565)

Chronology

Birth: 1645 :
Death: 8 Apr 1716 : Blatno u Chomutova Chomutov Czech Republic

Parents and grandparents

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Brothers and sisters

 Fischer, Andreas (I362242836360) (1645 - 8 Apr 1716)

Family

Spouse:  Radvanszky, Maria (I362242836364)  (abt 1650 - abt 1720)

Children:

 Fischer, Anna Barbara (I362242738575) (19 Jan 1670 - 18 May 1743)

Chronology

Birth: 19 Jan 1670 : Thalheim Limburg-Weilburg Hessen Germany
Death: 18 May 1743 : Thalheim Limburg-Weilburg Hessen Germany

Parents and grandparents

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Fischer, Andreas (I362242836360)
 1645 - 8 Apr 1716

Radvanszky, Maria (I362242836364)
 abt 1650 - abt 1720

Brothers and sisters

 Fischer, Anna Barbara (I362242738575) (19 Jan 1670 - 18 May 1743)

Family

Spouse:  Habel, Johann Wilhelm (I362242738571)  (22 Nov 1665 - 11 Jan 1735)
Marriage: 17 Nov 1688 : Thalheim Limburg-Weilburg Hessen Germany

Children:

 Abel, Anna Eliesabetha (I362242576526) (21 Sep 1700 - 1770)

Chronology

Birth: 1521 : Longworth Yorkshire England
Death: 19 Sep 1562 : Roxwell Essex England

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Parents and grandparents

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Brothers and sisters

 FISHER, LADY ELIZABETH ISABEL (I362442529615) (1521 - 19 Sep 1562)

Family

Spouse:  Atkinson, William (I362442529604)  (1515 - 1560)

Children:

 Atkinson, Lady Judith (I362442529361) (1543 - 1590)

Chronology

Birth: 1506 : Thurcaston Leicestershire England
Death: 1566 : Thurcaston Leicestershire England

Fisher England COA 3

Parents and grandparents

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FISHER II, Kt, Sir WILLIAM (I362442252618)
 1468 - 1535

Fryer-Fisher, ELIZABETH (I362442252620)
 1473 - 1535

Brothers and sisters

 Fisher, Elizabeth (I362442252447) (1506 - 1566)

Family (1)

Spouse:  WHELDON, ALLEN GABRIEL (I362442252621)  (1495 - bef 1595)

Family (2)

Spouse:  ?

Children:

 Whelden, Lucy (I362442252306) (1518 OR 1520 - 13 Feb 1602)

Chronology

Birth: 1517 : Ramsey Essex England
Death: 14 Oct 1561 : Ramsey Essex England

Parents and grandparents

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Brothers and sisters

 Fisher, Johanna Marvin (I362242575984) (1517 - 14 Oct 1561)

Family

Spouse:  Marvin, Reinold Rynalde (I362242752009)  (1513)

Children:

 Marvin, Edward (I362242568191) (1533 - 1615)

Chronology

Birth: 1504 : Maidenstone Kent England
Death: 1552 : Marton Kent England

Parents and grandparents

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Fisher ll, Sir William B. (I362442256868)
 1468 - 1535

Fryer., Elizabeth. (I362442256872)
 1473 - 1535

Brothers and sisters

 Fisher, Lady Agnes (I362442256712) (1504 - 1552)

Family (1)

Spouse:  Nicholas ^, Richard (I362442256876)  (1507 - 1585)

Family (2)

Spouse:  Marsh, William (I362442256705)  (1500 - 1549)
Marriage: 1533 : England

Children:

 _, Juliana Nicholas (I362442256568) (1532 - 1592)

Family (3)

Spouse:  Marsh, Richard (I362442256875)  (1507 - 26 Nov 1582)
Marriage: 1533 : England

Chronology

Birth: 1504 : Maidenstone Kent England
Death: 1552 : Marton Kent England

Parents and grandparents

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Fisher ll, Sir William B. (I362442258137)
 1468 - 1535

Fryer., Elizabeth. (I362442258139)
 1473 - 1535

Brothers and sisters

 Fisher, Lady Agnes (I362442257969) (1504 - 1552)

Family (1)

Spouse:  Nicholas ^, Richard (I362442258143)  (1507 - 1585)

Family (2)

Spouse:  Marsh, Sir William (I362442257958)  (1500 - 1549)
Marriage: 1533 : England

Children:

 _, Juliana Nicholas (I362428348467) (1532 - 1592)

Family (3)

Spouse:  Marsh, Richard (I362442258142)  (1507 - 26 Nov 1582)
Marriage: 1533 : England

Chronology

Birth: 1468 : Maidstone Kent England
Death: 1535 : Maidstone Kent England

Parents and grandparents

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Brothers and sisters

 Fisher ll, Sir William B. (I362442256868) (1468 - 1535)

Family

Spouse:  Fryer., Elizabeth. (I362442256872)  (1473 - 1535)
Marriage: 1490 : Kent England
Marriage: 1498 : Kent England

Children:

 Fisher, Lady Agnes (I362442256712) (1504 - 1552)

Chronology

Birth: 1468 : Maidstone Kent England
Death: 1535 : Maidstone Kent England

Parents and grandparents

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Brothers and sisters

 Fisher ll, Sir William B. (I362442258137) (1468 - 1535)

Family

Spouse:  Fryer., Elizabeth. (I362442258139)  (1473 - 1535)
Marriage: 1490 : Kent England
Marriage: 1498 : Kent England

Children:

 Fisher, Lady Agnes (I362442257969) (1504 - 1552)

Chronology

Birth: 1468 : Crepping Hall Colne Wake Essex England
Death: 1535 : Maidstone Kent England

Parents and grandparents

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Brothers and sisters

 FISHER II, Kt, Sir WILLIAM (I362442252618) (1468 - 1535)

Family

Spouse:  Fryer-Fisher, ELIZABETH (I362442252620)  (1473 - 1535)
Marriage: 1490 : Kent England
Marriage: 1498 : Kent England
Marriage: abt 1503 : Crepping Hall Colne Wake Essex England

Children:

 Fisher, Elizabeth (I362442252447) (1506 - 1566)

Chronology

Birth: 27 Sep 1543 : Christ Church Surrey England
Death: 12 Oct 1570 : Lincolnshire England

Parents and grandparents

Powell, William (I362442527429)
 1478 - 1588

Pechey, Powell, Agnes (I362442527437)
 1478 - abt 1571

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White, Agnes (I362442527495)
 1512 - 6 Mar 1590

Powell, John Wynn (I362442527293)
 1518 - 1575 -- OR -- 1579

Dodson, Lady Elizabeth (I362442527302)
 1526 - 6 Mar 1590

Brothers and sisters

 FISKE, JANE AGNES (I362442527077) (27 Sep 1543 - 12 Oct 1570)

Family

Spouse:  Sawyer\Sayre (Knight), Sir Edmund (I362442527068)  (1540 - 5 Sep 1564)
Marriage: 1554 : Lincolnshire England
Marriage: 1559 : Lincolnshire England
Marriage: 1564 : England

Children:

 Sawyer, Lord Edmund Thomas (I362441236638) (1556 - 15 Jul 1660)

Chronology

Birth: 1480 : England
Death: aft 1508 : England

Parents and grandparents

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Brothers and sisters

 Fiske, Elizabeth (I362441239652) (1480 - aft 1508)

Family

Spouse:  Smythe, William John (I362441239649)  (1485 - 5 Mar 1540)

Children:

 Smythe Oxfordshire, Jone (or Joanne) Lady of Clanfield (I362441239281) (1508 - 6 Mar 1553)

Chronology

Birth: 6 Jun 1700 : Norwalk Fairfield Connecticut USA
Death: 18 Jul 1774 : Norwalk CT USA

Thomas Fitch
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Parents and grandparents

Fitch **, Thomas (I362369789100)
 1665 - 10 May 1731

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Boardman, Samuel (I362301284160)
 20 Aug 1615 - 1 Apr 1673

Betts, Mary (I362301284161)
 1623 - 3 Aug 1684

Fitch (Lane) IV, Thomas (I362340382756)
 1665 - 10 May 1731

(Boardman) Fitch, Sarah (I362234639702)
 1657 - 2 Jul 1746

Brothers and sisters

 FITCH, THOMAS (I362062909340) (6 Jun 1700 - 18 Jul 1774)

Family

Spouse:  HALL, HANNAH (I362062909356)  (31 Jan 1702 - 7 Aug 1769)

Children:

 Fitch, Mary (I362062908865) (20 Sep 1733 - 30 Sep 1776)

Chronology

Birth: 6 Apr 1675 : Norwich New London Connecticut USA
Death: 7 Oct 1715 : Lebanon New London Connecticut USA

Parents and grandparents

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Brothers and sisters

 Fitch, Anna (I362440042232) (6 Apr 1675 - 7 Oct 1715)

Family

Spouse:  Bradford, Joseph (I362440042227)  (18 Apr 1675 - 17 Jan 1747)

Children:

 Bradford Mason, Anna (I362440042186) (26 Jul 1699 - 9 Oct 1788)

Chronology

Birth: 1643 : Norwalk Fairfield County Connecticut United States of America
Death: 25 Dec 1730 : Bridgeport Connecticut USA

Parents and grandparents

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Brothers and sisters

 Fitch, Mary (I362340381750) (1643 - 25 Dec 1730)

Family

Spouse:  ?

Children:

 Sherwood, Lemuel (I362339753993) (1667 - 2 Sep 1732)

Chronology

Birth: 20 Sep 1733 : Norwalk Conn
Death: 30 Sep 1776 : Norwalk Conn

Parents and grandparents

Fitch (Lane) IV, Thomas (I362340382756)
 1665 - 10 May 1731

(Boardman) Fitch, Sarah (I362234639702)
 1657 - 2 Jul 1746

Hall (Miles Mills) III, Richard (I362340382797)
 23 Mar 1672 - 3 Feb 1726

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FITCH, THOMAS (I362062909340)
 6 Jun 1700 - 18 Jul 1774

HALL, HANNAH (I362062909356)
 31 Jan 1702 - 7 Aug 1769

Brothers and sisters

 Fitch, Mary (I362062908865) (20 Sep 1733 - 30 Sep 1776)

Family

Spouse:  Thacher, Josiah (I362062908849)  (15 Feb 1729 - 9 Mar 1807)

Children:

 Thacher, Hannah (I362062908818) (15 May 1760 - 30 Oct 1848)

Chronology

Birth: 1665 : Norwalk Fairfield Connecticut United States
Death: 10 May 1731 : Norwalk Fairfield Connecticut United States

From the Conn. State library
<div><br></div><div><span style="color: #161340; font-family: verdana; font-size: 12px">Thomas Fitch<p style="margin-: 0.4em; margin-right: 0px; margin-bottom: 0.8em; margin-: 0px; padding: 0px">&nbsp;</p>Governor of the Colony of Connecticut, 1754-1766<p style="margin-: 0.4em; margin-right: 0px; margin-bottom: 0.8em; margin-: 0px; padding: 0px">&nbsp;</p><p style="margin-: 0.4em; margin-right: 0px; margin-bottom: 0.8em; margin-: 0px; padding: 0px"><strong>Born:</strong>&nbsp;1696, Norwalk, Connecticut<br><strong>College:</strong>&nbsp;Graduated from Yale in 1721<br><strong>Political Party:</strong>&nbsp;No declared political party<br><strong>Offices:</strong>&nbsp;Norwalk Justice of Peace, 1727-1733, 1736-1737&nbsp;<br>Deputy, Connecticut General Assembly, 1726-1728, 1729-1731, 1772-1773<br>Assistant, Connecticut General Assembly, 1734-1736; 1740-1750<br>Deputy Governor, 1750-1754<br>Chief Justice, Connecticut Superior Court, 1750-1754<br>Governor, Colony of Connecticut, 1754-1766<br><strong>Died:</strong>&nbsp;July 18, 1774, Norwalk, Connecticut</p><p style="margin-: 0.4em; margin-right: 0px; margin-bottom: 0.8em; margin-: 0px; padding: 0px">Governor Thomas Fitch guided the Colony of Connecticut through the turbulent economic and political times before the Revolutionary War but never lived to see the colonies become an independent nation.</p><p style="margin-: 0.4em; margin-right: 0px; margin-bottom: 0.8em; margin-: 0px; padding: 0px">Born in Norwalk, Connecticut about 1696¹, Thomas Fitch was the oldest son and the first child of Thomas Fitch and his first wife, Sarah (Boardman) Fitch. He was the fourth-generation &quot;Thomas&quot; in Connecticut, and is sometimes called &quot;Thomas IV&quot;. The Fitches were a wealthy and noble family of Bocking, Essex, England, from which Thomas IV&#39;s great-grandfather, Thomas I, emigrated to Connecticut with his mother and two brothers in the 1600&#39;s; Thomas I and his brother Joseph were among the founders of Norwalk.</p><p style="margin-: 0.4em; margin-right: 0px; margin-bottom: 0.8em; margin-: 0px; padding: 0px">After early schooling in Norwalk, Thomas IV went to Yale to study law. He was there during a period when some Yale professors left the Congregational Church (the established church) for the Episcopalian Church, shocking the Congregational-based society of Connecticut. Even Thomas admitted to sympathizing with some Episcopalian teachings. After graduation he went on to obtain a Master&#39;s degree.</p><p style="margin-: 0.4em; margin-right: 0px; margin-bottom: 0.8em; margin-: 0px; padding: 0px">In 1724, Thomas Fitch married Hannah Hall, born January 31, 1702 at New Haven, a daughter of Richard Hall and Hannah Miles. Thomas and Hannah Fitch had six boys and four girls, with two children dying young. The first child, a son born in 1725, was also named Thomas.</p><p style="margin-: 0.4em; margin-right: 0px; margin-bottom: 0.8em; margin-: 0px; padding: 0px">In 1726, during a period of &quot;difficulties arising in the town about ye Reverend Mr. Buckingham,&quot; the minister of the Norwalk Congregational Church, Thomas Fitch was among those who occasionally substituted until a new minister could be found. He was paid thirty shillings a Sunday for his preaching. Fitch&#39;s experience in &quot;supplying the pulpit&quot; (acting as a substitute preacher) of his home church demonstrated that in spite of some earlier Episcopalian leanings, his views were now acceptable to the established Congregational faith. In addition, the experience provided a forum for his considerable oratorical skills.</p><p style="margin-: 0.4em; margin-right: 0px; margin-bottom: 0.8em; margin-: 0px; padding: 0px">Thomas Fitch&#39;s political career began shortly thereafter, in May of 1726, with his election as a Deputy (representative) from Norwalk to the General Assembly; he was re-elected for the Assembly sessions through 1728 and in 1729-1731. He served as an Assistant from 1734-1736 and from 1740-1750. From 1727-1733 and 1736-1737 he also served as a Justice of the Peace.</p><p style="margin-: 0.4em; margin-right: 0px; margin-bottom: 0.8em; margin-: 0px; padding: 0px">Several projects during the late 1730&#39;s and in the 1740&#39;s earned Fitch the increased regard of his colleagues. He was part of a group that tried to set up a much-needed steel factory in Connecticut. He represented Connecticut in various crucial legal cases, arguing for Connecticut in 1738 in the long-running (1671-1771) Mohegan land case, a dispute between the Mohegans, the heirs of John Mason, and the Connecticut colony. His impressive legal skills prompted Timothy Dwight, an early president of Yale, to call him &quot;probably the most learned lawyer who had ever been an inhabitant of the Colony.&quot; He was on military committees and other committees of importance, such as that petitioning the British Crown to reimburse Connecticut troops in the victory of Louisburg (Nova Scotia, 1745), and the committee to represent Connecticut in the Massachusetts-Connecticut border controversy (1750).</p><p style="margin-: 0.4em; margin-right: 0px; margin-bottom: 0.8em; margin-: 0px; padding: 0px">Fitch&#39;s greatest accomplishment before becoming governor was his 1749 revision of the laws of Connecticut. Revisions had been done in 1702 and in 1715, but by 1742 there were many new laws, and another update was badly needed. Fitch was on a committee that started the task in 1742, but that group did not accomplish much. In 1744, Fitch was given sole responsibility for the work. He did much of the revising himself but also called on three others to help him -- Ebenezer Silliman, Andrew Burr, and Captain Robert Walker. The General Assembly accepted the completed revision in May, 1749.</p><p style="margin-: 0.4em; margin-right: 0px; margin-bottom: 0.8em; margin-: 0px; padding: 0px">The new compilation, 256 pages long, was in great demand. An initial printing of about 150 copies fell far short of the thousand copies needed. Such a large printing was a huge undertaking at a time when paper was handmade, sheet-by-sheet. Connecticut did not yet have a paper mill, and the nearest one was in New York. Hand-turned presses required that each page be typeset by hand and printed one sheet at a time. It was four years later, in late 1753, before the full number of copies was printed.</p><p style="margin-: 0.4em; margin-right: 0px; margin-bottom: 0.8em; margin-: 0px; padding: 0px">The law revision behind him, Thomas Fitch&#39;s political star began to rise in 1750. In November, Governor Jonathan Law died and the General Assembly elected Roger Wolcott, the Deputy Governor under Law, as Governor and Fitch as Deputy Governor, both to serve until the regular election of May 1751. The pair was re-elected at that time, and Fitch, in accordance with the custom of the time, was also appointed Chief Judge of the Superior Court of Connecticut.</p><p style="margin-: 0.4em; margin-right: 0px; margin-bottom: 0.8em; margin-: 0px; padding: 0px">It was unfortunate for Roger Wolcott that one of the first major scandals to shake the government of the Colony of Connecticut began in November of 1752, when a damaged Spanish ship limped into New London harbor with its valuable cargo of gold doubloons and indigo. The cargo was off-loaded and placed in local secured storage, but portions of it still disappeared before the reconstructed ship finally left in January of 1755. Many felt that Governor Wolcott was too lax in prosecuting the thefts and in not providing sufficient protection to the cargo. His perceived poor handling of the situation caused him to lose votes in the 1754 elections, and Thomas Fitch was elected Governor of Connecticut.</p><p style="margin-: 0.4em; margin-right: 0px; margin-bottom: 0.8em; margin-: 0px; padding: 0px">The French and Indian War marked the first years of Fitch&#39;s administration. This struggle between Britain and France for American lands lasted until the French and their Native Americn allies surrendered to the British in 1760. Connecticut gave large amounts of money, manpower, and supplies to the conflict, sometimes beyond what it could afford. Tradition states that in 1755 Col. Thomas Fitch V, the governor&#39;s son, received the present of a song as a joke from a British surgeon, Dr. Richard Shuckburgh. Using a popular old marching tune, Shuckburgh is said to have written lyrics making fun of Col. Fitch&#39;s troops: &quot;Yankee Doodle went to town, a-riding on a pony....&quot; According to tradition, Col. Fitch is the original &quot;Yankee Doodle&quot;. Years later, during the Revolutionary War, colonial troops turned the tables by adopting it as one of their favorite marching songs and playing it in front of the English troops after Burgoyne&#39;s defeat at Saratoga.</p><p style="margin-: 0.4em; margin-right: 0px; margin-bottom: 0.8em; margin-: 0px; padding: 0px">The conclusion of the war ended the money and manpower drain on Connecticut but found the state greatly in debt, and a depression arose that lasted for several years. King George III came to the throne in 1760, and, with timing that was very bad for the American colonies, decided to recoup the costs of the French and Indian War by increasing taxes. The Sugar Act of 1764 was the first step and was very unpopular in the colonies in general. This act required colonists to buy sugar only from British Caribbean sugar producers, excluding French planters. This allowed British planters to raise their prices, with the Crown getting a share of the increased profits.</p><p style="margin-: 0.4em; margin-right: 0px; margin-bottom: 0.8em; margin-: 0px; padding: 0px">Connecticut and the other colonies protested, but the Crown held firm, assuming the complaints would pass. They did not, and the announcement of the Stamp Act in March 1765 only made things worse. It required that anyone buying any type of legal paper, or even paper for printing newspapers and books, had to also buy a certifying stamp from the British, with the money going to the Crown. Since the Crown had limited the number of paper mills that could be built in the colonies, paper was sometimes difficult to get, and people often had to import it from England. The act raised the price of paper and made it even harder to obtain.</p><p style="margin-: 0.4em; margin-right: 0px; margin-bottom: 0.8em; margin-: 0px; padding: 0px">News of the forthcoming Stamp Act set off violent protests throughout New England and widened existing political divisions in Connecticut. Western Connecticut had more people and more money, traded easily with New York, and also had more representatives in the General Assembly. It favored the &quot;Old Lights&quot; in the religious controversy of the Great Awakening. It did not favor the Stamp Act but felt that it was best to comply with it for the time being, and Governor Fitch, a Norwalk resident, agreed.</p><p style="margin-: 0.4em; margin-right: 0px; margin-bottom: 0.8em; margin-: 0px; padding: 0px">Eastern Connecticut, on the other hand, had fewer people, was underdeveloped, and favored the &quot;New Lights&quot;. It resented the continuing efforts of wealthier western Connecticut merchants to keep major trade away from eastern merchants. The compliant attitude of western Connecticut towards the Stamp Act was the last straw for eastern towns. Eliphalet Dyer and Jonathan Trumbull led a militant group of men from the Norwich area, the &quot;Sons of Liberty&quot;, in discrediting advocates of the Stamp Act and working to place eastern Connecticut men in power. They staged protests and attacked supporters of the Stamp Act, including Governor Fitch, in the newspapers; they hung effigies of key politicians in trees and then burned the effigies.</p><p style="margin-: 0.4em; margin-right: 0px; margin-bottom: 0.8em; margin-: 0px; padding: 0px">In their determination to prevent the Stamp Act from becoming law, the Sons of Liberty continued their agitation by leading a mob of over 400 men and capturing Jared Ingersoll, the Royal Stamp Distributor, as he was on his way to Hartford to speak to the General Assembly about resigning. The Sons of Liberty forced him to sign a resignation then and there, took him to Hartford, and made him read the resignation to the General Assembly. At that point, Governor Fitch placed Ingersoll under his personal protection and issued a general proclamation against &quot;turbulent&quot; behavior. The Sons of Liberty responded by visiting Fitch at his home and declaring that he would either let them in to seize and burn the stamped paper there or his house would be burned down.</p><p style="margin-: 0.4em; margin-right: 0px; margin-bottom: 0.8em; margin-: 0px; padding: 0px">The Stamp Act was to become law on November 1, 1765. As that day approached, Great Britain took extra measures to ensure compliance, requiring all colonial governors to take an oath to enforce the act or pay a fine of five thousand pounds and be dismissed from office. Governor Fitch delayed taking the oath until two days before the deadline, in a vain hope that the act would be recalled. It was not, and in the presence of witnesses, he signed the Stamp Act on behalf of Connecticut. Jonathan Trumbull, William Pitkin, and a few others were so upset at this that they left the room in disgust just before the act was signed.</p><p style="margin-: 0.4em; margin-right: 0px; margin-bottom: 0.8em; margin-: 0px; padding: 0px">The unpopular Stamp Act lasted only a few months, as King George II officially withdrew it on March 19, 1766. An unintended benefit of the act was that eastern Connecticut did something about the paper situation. By December 1766, Christopher Leffingwell of Norwich had started the first paper mill in Connecticut and the&nbsp;<em>Connecticut Gazette</em>&nbsp;(New Haven) was being printed on paper from that mill. Eastern Connecticut had control of one Connecticut industry, at least. Then, on the one-year anniversary of the repeal, the feisty Sons of Liberty celebrated by putting up a special &quot;Liberty Pole&quot; and placing a commemorative announcement in the&nbsp;<em>Connecticut Courant&nbsp;</em>(Hartford), asking the blessings of heaven on His Royal Majesty for that repeal.</p><p style="margin-: 0.4em; margin-right: 0px; margin-bottom: 0.8em; margin-: 0px; padding: 0px">The times were changing, and Fitch was on the wrong side of the emerging political scene. Just before the election of 1766, he published an anonymous pamphlet defending his signing of the Stamp Act, but it was too late. William Pitkin was elected Governor in 1766, with Jonathan Trumbull as Deputy Governor. Trumbull, sympathetic to the views of the Sons of Liberty, assumed the governorship in 1769 and remained in office throughout the Revolutionary War.</p><p style="margin-: 0.4em; margin-right: 0px; margin-bottom: 0.8em; margin-: 0px; padding: 0px">Following his 1766 defeat, Thomas Fitch served in the General Assembly. His supporters attempted to have him re-elected as governor in the 1770&#39;s but were unsuccessful. In 1769, he served on a committee, and in 1772, was the Deputy from Norwalk to the General Assembly. He retired after that and spent much time reading under an elm tree he had planted in 1749. The tree, which came to be called &quot;King Elm&quot;, lasted until about 1900 when it was destroyed by beetles.</p><p style="margin-: 0.4em; margin-right: 0px; margin-bottom: 0.8em; margin-: 0px; padding: 0px">Governor Thomas Fitch died on July 18, 1774 and was buried in East Norwalk Historical Cemetery, now the oldest cemetery in Norwalk. The Fitch house was partially burned in the July 11 and 12, 1779 British invasion of Norwalk, so only one wing remained. Fitch&#39;s wife, Hannah, having been evacuated from Norwalk at the time of the British raid, probably returned to Norwalk before she died in August 1779², at the age of 78. Fitch descendants lived in the reconstructed house until 1945. In 1956, the structure lay in the path of the Connecticut Turnpike (Interstate 95). Through community efforts the small wing that had survived the British raid was saved and moved out of the path of the road. It is today part of the Mill Hill Historic Park in Norwalk.</p><p style="margin-: 0.4em; margin-right: 0px; margin-bottom: 0.8em; margin-: 0px; padding: 0px">Thomas Fitch&#39;s family received some of the &quot;Firelands&quot; in the Connecticut Western Reserve in Ohio, lands reserved especially for those who had been burned out by the British in the Revolutionary War. The town of Fitchville, in Huron County, Ohio, was partly built on land that was given to the family of Governor Fitch and so was named for him. Mill Hill Historic Park, Wall Street and East Avenue, Norwalk, (phone 1-203-846-0525) includes the Governor Fitch law office (set on rocks from the original Fitch home&#39;s foundation), the earliest Norwalk cemetery, a schoolhouse, and the Townhouse Museum.</p><p style="margin-: 0.4em; margin-right: 0px; margin-bottom: 0.8em; margin-: 0px; padding: 0px"><strong>Portrait</strong></p><p style="margin-: 0.4em; margin-right: 0px; margin-bottom: 0.8em; margin-: 0px; padding: 0px">There is no known portrait of Thomas Fitch.</p><p style="margin-: 0.4em; margin-right: 0px; margin-bottom: 0.8em; margin-: 0px; padding: 0px"><strong>Footnotes</strong></p><p style="margin-: 0.4em; margin-right: 0px; margin-bottom: 0.8em; margin-: 0px; padding: 0px">¹&nbsp;Various sources give different birthdates, ranging from 1696 to 1700. The epitaph on Fitch&#39;s headstone ends with the sentence: &quot;Having served his generation by the will of God, [he] fell asleep July 18, Anno Domini 1774, in the 78^th&nbsp;year of his age.&quot;</p><p style="margin-: 0.4em; margin-right: 0px; margin-bottom: 0.8em; margin-: 0px; padding: 0px">²&nbsp;<em>Connecticut Journal and New-Haven Post-Boy</em>, August 18, 1769.</p><p style="margin-: 0.4em; margin-right: 0px; margin-bottom: 0.8em; margin-: 0px; padding: 0px"><strong>Bibliography</strong></p><p style="margin-: 0.4em; margin-right: 0px; margin-bottom: 0.8em; margin-: 0px; padding: 0px">Caulkins, Frances Manwaring.&nbsp;<em>History of Norwich, Connecticut</em>, pp. 365-367. Hartford: Press of Case, Lockwood &amp; Brainard, 1873 [CSL Call number F 104 .N93 C3 1874].</p><p style="margin-: 0.4em; margin-right: 0px; margin-bottom: 0.8em; margin-: 0px; padding: 0px">Dexter, Franklin Bowditch<em>. Biographical Sketches of the Graduates of Yale College...October, 1701-May 1745.</em>&nbsp;New York: Henry Holt and Company, 1885 [CSL call number HistRef LD 6323 .D5].</p><p style="margin-: 0.4em; margin-right: 0px; margin-bottom: 0.8em; margin-: 0px; padding: 0px"><em>Encyclopedia of Connecticut</em>. New York: Somerset Publishers, Inc., 1994 [CSL Call Number GIS Ref F 92 .E53 1994].</p><p style="margin-: 0.4em; margin-right: 0px; margin-bottom: 0.8em; margin-: 0px; padding: 0px"><em>The Fitch Papers</em>, 2 Vols., in&nbsp;<em>Collections of the Connecticut Historical Society</em>, VII (1918) and XVIII (1920) [CSL Call Number F 91.C7].</p><p style="margin-: 0.4em; margin-right: 0px; margin-bottom: 0.8em; margin-: 0px; padding: 0px">Fedor, Ferenz.&nbsp;<em>The Birth of Yankee Doodle</em>. New York: Vantage Press, 1976 [CSL call number 974.62 N83f].</p><p style="margin-: 0.4em; margin-right: 0px; margin-bottom: 0.8em; margin-: 0px; padding: 0px">Fitch, John T.&nbsp;<em>Descendants of the Reverend James Fitch, 1622-1902</em>. Rockport, ME: Picton Press, 1996- [CSL call number CS 71 .F545 1996].</p><p style="margin-: 0.4em; margin-right: 0px; margin-bottom: 0.8em; margin-: 0px; padding: 0px">_______________.&nbsp;<em>A Fitch Family History: English Ancestors of the Fitches of Colonial Connecticut</em>. Camden, ME: Picton Press, 1990 [CSL call number CS 439 .F512 1990].</p><p style="margin-: 0.4em; margin-right: 0px; margin-bottom: 0.8em; margin-: 0px; padding: 0px">Fitch, Roscoe Conkling.&nbsp;<em>History of the Fitch Family, A.D. 1400-1930</em>. N.p.: The Fitch Family, 1930 [CSL call number CS 71 .F 545 1930].</p><p style="margin-: 0.4em; margin-right: 0px; margin-bottom: 0.8em; margin-: 0px; padding: 0px"><em>Highways &amp; Byways of Connecticut</em>. Hartford: G. Fox &amp; Co., [1947] [CSL call number F 94 .H54 1947].</p><p style="margin-: 0.4em; margin-right: 0px; margin-bottom: 0.8em; margin-: 0px; padding: 0px"><em>National Cyclopedia of American Biography</em>. New York: James White &amp; Company, 1900, s.v. &quot;Fitch, Thomas&quot;, vol. X, p. 327 [CSL call number E 176 .N27].</p><p style="margin-: 0.4em; margin-right: 0px; margin-bottom: 0.8em; margin-: 0px; padding: 0px">Norton, Frederick Calvin.&nbsp;<em>The Governors of Connecticut</em>. Hartford: Connecticut Magazine Co., 1905 [CSL call number HistRef F 93 .N 88 1905].</p><p style="margin-: 0.4em; margin-right: 0px; margin-bottom: 0.8em; margin-: 0px; padding: 0px">Raimo, John W.&nbsp;<em>Biographical Directory of American Colonial and Revolutionary Governors 1607-1789</em>. Westport, CT: Meckler Books, 1980 [CSL call number E 187.5 .R34].</p><p style="margin-: 0.4em; margin-right: 0px; margin-bottom: 0.8em; margin-: 0px; padding: 0px">Originally prepared by David O. 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 Fitch, Thomas (I362301284164) (1665 - 10 May 1731)

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Spouse:  (Boardman) Fitch, Sarah (I362234639702)  (1657 - 2 Jul 1746)
Marriage: 15 Sep 1671 : Wethersfield Hartford Connecticut United States
Marriage: 1697 : Norwalk Fairfield Connecticut

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 FITCH, THOMAS (I362062909340) (6 Jun 1700 - 18 Jul 1774)

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Birth: 1652 : Hartford Connecticut USA
Death: 17 Oct 1704 : Hartford Hartford Connecticut USA

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 Fitch, Thomas (I362301284162) (1652 - 17 Oct 1704)

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Spouse:  (Boardman) Fitch, Sarah (I362234639702)  (1657 - 2 Jul 1746)
Marriage: 15 Sep 1671 :
Marriage: 7 Nov 1684 : New England USA

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 FITCH, THOMAS (I362062909340) (6 Jun 1700 - 18 Jul 1774)

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Birth: 1665 : Norwalk Fairfield Connecticut United States
Death: 10 May 1731 : Norwalk Fairfield Connecticut United States

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Fitch **, Thomas (I362373664280)
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 Fitch (Lane) IV, Thomas (I362340382756) (1665 - 10 May 1731)

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Spouse:  (Boardman) Fitch, Sarah (I362234639702)  (1657 - 2 Jul 1746)

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 FITCH, THOMAS (I362062909340) (6 Jun 1700 - 18 Jul 1774)

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Birth: 1665 : Norwalk Fairfield Connecticut United States
Death: 10 May 1731 : Norwalk Fairfield Connecticut United States

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Clark, Ruth (I362428350353)
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 Fitch **, Thomas (I362422207330) (1665 - 10 May 1731)

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Spouse:  Clark, Ruth (I362428349692)  (20 FEB 1642 OR 1639 - 1709)

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 Fitch **, Thomas (I362373664280) (1665 - 10 May 1731)

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Birth: 1665 : Norwalk Fairfield Connecticut United States
Death: 10 May 1731 : Norwalk Fairfield Connecticut United States

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Fitch **, Thomas (I362422207330)
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Clark, Ruth (I362428349692)
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 Fitch (Lane) IV, Thomas (I362340382756) (1665 - 10 May 1731)

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Birth: 1665 : Norwalk Fairfield Connecticut United States
Death: 10 May 1731 : Norwalk Fairfield Connecticut United States

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Clark, Ruth (I362428350353)
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Fitch **, Thomas (I362422207330)
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Clark, Ruth (I362428349692)
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 Fitch **, Thomas (I362373664280) (1665 - 10 May 1731)

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 Fitch **, Thomas (I362369789100) (1665 - 10 May 1731)

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Birth: 1525 : Landerns Cornwall England
Death: 1633 : Hawkedon Suffolk England

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 Fitzalan (12thgg), Eleanor (I362428350526) (1525 - 1633)

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Spouse:  Browne III, , Christopher Perccy (I362428350497)  (1514 - 31 May 1574)

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 Browne, Sir Knight Robert (I362428347698) (abt 1550 - 2 Jun 1605)

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Birth: 1510 : Upper Gravenhurst Bedfordshire England
Death: 11 Jun 1585 : Gravenhurst Bedfordshire England

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 FITZANTHONY DE BEAUCHAMP, ELEANOR JANE (I362445635936) (1510 - 11 Jun 1585)

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Spouse:  Whitebread, Henry James (I362445635985)  (BET 1505-1510 - 6 Jun 1585)
Marriage: 1521 : Bedfordshire England
Marriage: 1537 : Bedford Bedfordshire England
Marriage: 1540 : Upper Gravenhurst Bedfordshire England
Marriage: 1543 : Gravenhurst Bedfordshire England
Marriage: 23 Jun 1546 : Upper Gravenhurst Bedfordshire England
Marriage: 1570 : Elstow Bedfordshire England
Marriage: 1581 : Edworth Bedfordshire England

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 Whitebread, John Lawrence (I362445635916) (8 Nov 1548 - 28 Nov 1598)

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Birth: 1465 : Ravensworth Castle Kirby Yorkshire
Death: 28 Feb 1513 : Harrowden Northamptonshire England

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 Fitzhugh, Lady Elizabeth, Countess of Lindsay (I362442528092) (1465 - 28 Feb 1513)

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Spouse:  _, Lady Elizabeth, Countess of Lindsay, FITZHUGH 1465–1513 BIRTH 1465 • Ravensworth Castle, Kirby, Yorkshire DEATH 28 FEB 1513 • Ha (I362442528097)  (1451 - 28 Feb 1513)

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 Vaux (le Strange), ANNE Catherine Lady Baroness Hunstanton (I362442527941) (21 May 1513 - 14 Apr 1569)

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Birth: 1512 : Burham Kent England
Death: 24 Oct 1565 : Buckhurst Hill Essex England

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 Fitzwilliam West Guildford, Margerye\Margaret? Mildred (I362442253778) (1512 - 24 Oct 1565)

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Spouse:  WEST Baron De la WARR (England), William 1st Baron (10th Baron) SK (I362442253456)  (1520 - 30 Dec 1595)
Marriage: Sep 1538 : Offington Sussex England
Marriage: bef 1545 : Sussex England
Marriage: 1551 : Sussex England
Marriage: 1555 :

Step children:

 Weste, Magareta (I362247833213) (1560 - abt 1631)

Chronology

Birth: 1470 : Eggerton Kent England
Death: Jan 1509 : Kent England

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 FITZ THOMAS Hilles de Eggerton, Alice (I362301285139) (1470 - Jan 1509)

Family

Spouse:  de AUCHER BaronOtterden, James fitzJohn (I362301285138)  (1470 - 6 Jan 1508)
Marriage: 1490 : Otterden Kent England
Marriage: abt 1500 : Eggerton Kent England

Children:

 AUCHER, Sir Anthony (I362301285030) (1500 - 9 Jan 1558)

Chronology

Birth: 1475 : County of Flanders Burgundian Netherlands now Belgium
Death: 1532 : England

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 Flanders (Mylles\Mille\Mills), Matilda (I362440048336) (1475 - 1532)

Family

Spouse:  Mylles\ Mille\Mills, Robert (I362440048335)  (1460 - 18 Apr 1541)
Marriage: abt 1482 : England
Marriage: 1515 : Sutton Suffolk England
Marriage: 1519 : Suffolk Co. England

Children:

 Mylles ^*, Sir Raph Edward (I362428350676) (1500 - 3 Sep 1579)

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 Flaxen, Bartlin (I362444770515)

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 UK \ Blanck, Margaretha (I362422215240) (1550 - 1630)

Chronology

Birth: Mar 1525 : Boghall Castle Biggar Lanarkshire Scotland
Death: 22 Aug 1592 : Kersie Mains Stirlingshire Scotland

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 Fleming, JOANNA** "JEAN" (I362443496608) (Mar 1525 - 22 Aug 1592)

Family

Spouse:  Sandilands, John 8th Laird of Calder (I362250020115)  (1505 - abt 12 May 1567)

Children:

 Sandilands, Sir James Keeper of Blackness Caslte (I362250019991) (abt 1558 - 15 Dec 1618)

Chronology

Birth: Le Harve Seine-Maritime Normandy France

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 Fleurigant, Isabeau (I362340381688)

Family

Spouse:  Delalieue, Guilliaume (I362340381669)  (1539)

Children:

 Delalieue, Jean (I362340381577) (1565)

Chronology

Birth: Le Harve Seine-Maritime Haute-Normandie France

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 Fleurigant, Isabeau (I362440041951)

Family

Spouse:  Delalieue, Guilliaume (I362340381669)  (1539)

Step children:

 Delalieue, Jean (I362340381577) (1565)