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Sir George IX Alfred Ingham Booth (Bothe) High Sheriff of Cheshire

1491–1531 · Male · died at 40

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Sir George IX Alfred Ingham Booth (Bothe) High Sheriff of Cheshire1491–1531Lady Margaret Elizabeth Butler of Warrington1495–1575Wife
Robert Booth1521–1573SonAlice Boothe1523–1568DaughterJohn Booth1516–1517SonStanley Booth1529–1573SonCecily Booth1532–1623DaughterLady Dorothy Booth, Baroness of Boynton1518–1584Daughterand 15 more

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Wife: Lady Margaret Elizabeth Butler of Warrington 1495–1575
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BornAPR 1491, Dunham Massey, Cheshire, England
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Died25 OCT 1531, Dunham Massey, Cheshire, England
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