- SpouseThomas Angell (1618-1694)
- IDI5426
- GenderFemale
- Reference:AB63A14A04C848DDA44094AC201A84E3AFD7
- Reference:KN4Z-53T
- The family group record with Alice as a child had her baptism as 19 May 1941 and her endowment date as 13 JUn 1941
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5 Total Ancestors
| Generation 1 | |
| [1] Alice Ashton (1617-1695) | HRT-RI |
| Generation 2 | |
| [2] James Ashton (~1579-~1650) | HRT |
| [3] Alice (1583-~1643) | HRT |
| Generation 3 | |
| [4] James Ashton (~1550-~1624) | HRT |
| [5] Mrs. _____ Ashton (~1553-) | |
| Generation 4 | |
| [8] James Ashton (~1516-) |
Anphillis Angell (~1643-)
Mary Angell (~1645-1695)
John Angell (~1646-1720)
James Angell (~1646-1710)
Deborah Angell (~1647-)
Alice Angell (~1649-1743)
Hope Angell (~1653-1685)
Margaret Angell (~1668-)
Alice Ashton (1617-1695)
James Ashton (~1579-~1650)
Alice (1583-~1643)
James Ashton (~1550-~1624)
Mrs. _____ Ashton (~1553-)
James Ashton (~1516-)
- Last Modified: Dec 18, 2013
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