American AcornsThomas KB Josselyn of Hyde Hall and High Roding
1506–1562 · Male · died at 56
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- Mother: Philippa Catherine Malpas Bradbury 1466–1530
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Children
- Daughter: Mary Jocelyn 1545–1610
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| Born | APR 1506, Loddington, Harborough District, Leicestershire, England Unconfirmed evidence: show why |
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| Died | 24 OCT 1562, High Roding, Dunmow, Essex, England Unconfirmed evidence: show why |
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