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John Silby

 

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   7897 1.0 John Silbymale
8303 Father: Edward Selby    bap. 02 Feb 1600 / 01 at Desborough
8304 Mother: Lettice [not known]    b. before 1617
Baptism: 15 Jul 1630 at Desborough (source reads 'John s Edward & Lettice Selby') Rec. Off. Trans.
Death: about 1657 , at DesboroughWill

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Additional information: Will 
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Married: Emey [not known]  before 1649Est. from child
b. before 1633Est. from child

   81632.1 John Silbymale
Baptism: 02 Nov 1649 at St Giles, DesboroughParish Reg

   78992.2 William Silbymale
Eldest son of John Silby (source: John's Will)
Birth: before 1651

   79002.3 Margery Silbyfemale
Eldest daughter of John Silby (source: John's Will)
Birth: before 1651Will

   79012.4 Samuel Silbymale
Youngest son of John Silby (source: John's Will)
Baptism: 18 Apr 1652 at DesboroughParish Reg

   79022.5 Elizabeth Silbyfemale
Second daughter of John Silby (source: John's Will)
Birth: before 1653Will

   79062.6 Hester Silbyfemale
Youngest daughter of John Silby (source: John's Will)
Birth: before 1654Will

 


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