John Faircloth
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Children, all baptised at Goldington: | Children, all baptised at Goldington: | ||
| − | #Anne bap 14 Dec 1572, married Lawrence Fairclough 3 Feb 1593 at Goldington (Batch M005041) | + | #Anne bap 14 Dec 1572, married Lawrence Fairclough 3 Feb 1593 at Goldington (Batch M005041, and Vis Herts) |
| − | #Jane bap 9 Apr 1575, married Edward Kent | + | #Jane bap 9 Apr 1575, married Edward Kent (Vis Herts) |
| − | #Frances bap 22 Jul 1576, married Risley | + | #Frances bap 22 Jul 1576, married Risley (Vis Herts) |
#Mary bap 20 Oct 1577 bur 6 Aug 1594 (burial is from Patron Sheets) | #Mary bap 20 Oct 1577 bur 6 Aug 1594 (burial is from Patron Sheets) | ||
#Elizabeth bap 7 Mar 1579 died 7 Mar 1579 | #Elizabeth bap 7 Mar 1579 died 7 Mar 1579 | ||
| − | #Millicent bap 17 Apr 1580, married Andrew Bussy | + | #Millicent bap 17 Apr 1580, married Andrew Bussy (Vis Herts) |
| − | #Rose bap 17 Sep 1581, married Edward Underwood | + | #Rose bap 17 Sep 1581, married Edward Underwood (Vis Herts) |
| − | #Elizabeth bap 21 Feb 1583, married Clarke | + | #Elizabeth bap 21 Feb 1583, married Clarke at Deane in Ireland (Vis Herts) |
#John bap 5 Jul 1584 bur 24 Jun 1592 (burial is from Patron Sheets) | #John bap 5 Jul 1584 bur 24 Jun 1592 (burial is from Patron Sheets) | ||
| − | #Dorothy bap 30 Jul 1586, married Robert Underwood (Batch M001381) | + | #Dorothy bap 30 Jul 1586, married Robert Underwood (Batch M001381, and Vis Herts) |
| − | #"Constance Faercloughe bap 25 Feb 1588 Father: John Faercloughe". She married Owen Hobert | + | #"Constance Faercloughe bap 25 Feb 1588 Father: John Faercloughe". She married Owen Hobert (Vis Herts) |
Another purported son, Thomas, not found by me in the baptisms of Goldington, but noted in the Vis. Herts. was married 30 Sep 1602 Thurleigh, Bedfordshire, to Mary Hervey. | Another purported son, Thomas, not found by me in the baptisms of Goldington, but noted in the Vis. Herts. was married 30 Sep 1602 Thurleigh, Bedfordshire, to Mary Hervey. | ||
