American AcornsJohn Thomas Ockes
1567–1624 · Male · died at 56 or 57
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Family
Parents
- Mother: Lady Katherine Davenport Bramhall Bulkeley 1540–1573
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- Father: John Thomas Oakes Ockes 1540–1588
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Wife: Alice Anne Etherington 1569–1614 Unconfirmed evidence: show why
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- Son: Thomas C Oakes 1598–1677
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Life events
| Born | 1567, Ellastone, Staffordshire, England Unconfirmed evidence: show why |
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| Died | 20 JAN 1624, Ellaston, Staffordshire, England Unconfirmed evidence: show why |
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