Desborough People
Giles Poulton
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1.0 Giles Poultonmale
Third son of Giles
Birth: before 1518, at Desborough
Est. from child
Death: 1560
Buckingham HistoryPedigree
7958Married:
Alice More
before 1536
Est. from child
b. before 1518, at Bourton, BuckinghamshireEst. from child
Legal writer. The dates of death and burial seem confused!
Birth: 1536, at Desborough
DNB
Death: 20 Jan 1618
, at Bourton, Buckinghamshire
DNB
Burial: 12 Jan 1618
/19 at St Giles, Desborough
(source reads 'Mr Ferdinando Pulton Esq (an excellent godly and learned gent in Law
and Divinity) departed life in ...ookton* in the parish and County of Bucking...* at his own house
and living there and born in Desborough Hall: was buried amongst his ancestors in Desborough Chancel
the 6th day, the Epiphany or Twelfth Day')
Rec. Off. Trans.
Birth: 1571
Buckingham History7989Married:
William Pen
at Bourton, Buckinghamshire 08 Dec 1595
Buckingham History
b. before 1577, at Penn, BuckinghamshireBuckingham History
Birth: after 1595Buckingham History
Died young, his sons being brought up by Katherine Poulton
Birth: before 1575Est. from marriage
Birth: 11 Jul 1575Buckingham History
Birth: 1578Buckingham History
Birth: 1581Buckingham History
Birth: 01 Jun 1585Buckingham History
Birth: before 1600
Est. from marriage
Birth: before 1600
Est. from marriage
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