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116551	There is a record of a William W. Stafford marrying a May E. Parish on 21 Feb 1853 in Sangamon, IL.	Family F7932
116552	There is a record of a William W. Stafford marrying a May E. Parish on 21 Feb 1853 in Sangamon, IL.	Family F7932
116553	There is a record of a William W. Stafford marrying a May E. Parish on 21 Feb 1853 in Sangamon, IL.	Family F7932
116554	There is a record of a William W. Stafford marrying a May E. Parish on 21 Feb 1853 in Sangamon, IL.	Family F7932
116555	There is a Theodore M. Blodgett, age 16, listed as son, born in Wisconsin, on the 1920 Cowlitz Co., Washington census in the HH of Charles & Cora Blodgett.	BLODGETT, Theodore (I120742)
116556	There is also another marriage record for Christina Bohm dated 5 Apr 1796. Both records are at Schwartzwald Reformed Church.	Family F32069
116557	There is an IGI individual record of a Hazel Parcel being born 29 Apr 1889 in Bellefontaine, Logan Co., Ohio to Jas. Parcel and Jennie brown.	PARCELL, Hazel M. (I116732)
116558	There is an IGI individual record of a Hazel Parcel being born 29 Apr 1889 in Bellefontaine, Logan Co., Ohio to Jas. Parcel and Jennie brown.	PARCELL, Hazel M. (I116732)
116559	There is an IGI individual record of a Hazel Parcel being born 29 Apr 1889 in Bellefontaine, Logan Co., Ohio to Jas. Parcel and Jennie brown.	PARCELL, Hazel M. (I116732)
116560	There is an IGI individual record of a Hazel Parcel being born 29 Apr 1889 in Bellefontaine, Logan Co., Ohio to Jas. Parcel and Jennie brown.	PARCELL, Hazel M. (I116732)
116561	There is an IGI individual record of a Hazel Parcel being born 29 Apr 1889 in Bellefontaine, Logan Co., Ohio to Jas. Parcel and Jennie brown.	PARCELL, Hazel M. (I116732)
116562	There is an IGI individual record of a Hazel Parcel being born 29 Apr 1889 in Bellefontaine, Logan Co., Ohio to Jas. Parcel and Jennie brown.	PARCELL, Hazel M. (I116732)
116563	There is an IGI individual record of a Hazel Parcel being born 29 Apr 1889 in Bellefontaine, Logan Co., Ohio to Jas. Parcel and Jennie brown.	PARCELL, Hazel M. (I116732)
116564	There is an IGI individual record of a Hazel Parcel being born 29 Apr 1889 in Bellefontaine, Logan Co., Ohio to Jas. Parcel and Jennie brown.	PARCELL, Hazel M. (I116732)
116565	There is an IGI individual record of a Hazel Parcel being born 29 Apr 1889 in Bellefontaine, Logan Co., Ohio to Jas. Parcel and Jennie brown.	PARCELL, Hazel M. (I116732)
116566	There is an IGI individual record of a Hazel Parcel being born 29 Apr 1889 in Bellefontaine, Logan Co., Ohio to Jas. Parcel and Jennie brown.	PARCELL, Hazel M. (I116732)
116567	There is an IGI individual record of a Hazel Parcel being born 29 Apr 1889 in Bellefontaine, Logan Co., Ohio to Jas. Parcel and Jennie brown.	PARCELL, Hazel M. (I116732)
116568	There is no documentary proof that Wesley John was a son of Michael but his age and associations lead to this belief.	RUTTAN, Wesley John (I23734)
116569	There is no documentary proof that Wesley John was a son of Michael but his age and associations lead to this belief.	RUTTAN, Wesley John (I23734)
116570	There is no documentary proof that Wesley John was a son of Michael but his age and associations lead to this belief.	RUTTAN, Wesley John (I23734)
116571	There is no documentary proof that Wesley John was a son of Michael but his age and associations lead to this belief.	RUTTAN, Wesley John (I23734)
116572	There is no documentary proof that Wesley John was a son of Michael but his age and associations lead to this belief.	RUTTAN, Wesley John (I23734)
116573	There is no documentary proof that Wesley John was a son of Michael but his age and associations lead to this belief.	RUTTAN, Wesley John (I23734)
116574	There is no documentary proof that Wesley John was a son of Michael but his age and associations lead to this belief.	RUTTAN, Wesley John (I23734)
116575	There is no documentary proof that Wesley John was a son of Michael but his age and associations lead to this belief.	RUTTAN, Wesley John (I23734)
116576	There is no documentary proof that Wesley John was a son of Michael but his age and associations lead to this belief.	RUTTAN, Wesley John (I23734)
116577	There is no documentary proof that Wesley John was a son of Michael but his age and associations lead to this belief.	RUTTAN, Wesley John (I23734)
116578	There is no documentary proof that Wesley John was a son of Michael but his age and associations lead to this belief.	RUTTAN, Wesley John (I23734)
116579	There is no proof that James and Mary Stafford ever lived or had children.	Stafford, James (I009)
116580	There is only circumstantial proof that Elias and Lucy Street were the parents of Nimrod Street Stafford and Robert T. Stafford.	STAFFORD, Elias (Branch 081) (I65250)
116581	There is significant dispute that Elizabeth is the mother of Mary Warren. She may be the second wife of Richard. She came to the new world with Richard's four daughters and bore him two sons in Plymouth. She appears to be decended from King Edward I of England (Rixford), but there is some question also that she was the wife of Richard Warren of the Mayflower (Genealogies of Mayflower Families, vol III, GPC 1985; pg 619). Susan Roser, in "Mayflower Births and Deeds" Vol 2 (1992) footnotes on page 455 cites Plymouth Church Record 8:35 as saying "Mistris Elizabeth Warren, an aged widdow, aged above 90 years, deceased on the second of October, 1673, whoe , having lived a godly life, came to her grave as a shoke of corn fully ripe." If accurate, this would indicate that Elizabeth Warren was born in 1583 or before. As such, she could have easily been the mother of Mary Warren (daughter of Richard Warren of the Mayflower), a Churchill ancestor. Roser also says that "Wife Elizabeth's maiden name has not been found. LDS cites it as Jouatt and Rixford cites it as Jouett. Rixford suggests that Jouett is Jewett. Rixford cites "Jewetts in America" by Fredrick Clark Jewett and Harlean Society Records Vol xviii, "Jewetts of England and America". March 7, 1636-7 (PCR 1:54) *It is agreed vpon, by the consent of the whole Court, that Elizabeth Warren, widdow, the relict of Mr Richard Warren, deceased, shalbe entred, and stand, and bee purchaser instead of her said husband, as well because that (hee dying before he had pformed the said bargaine) the said Elizabeth pformed the same after his decease, as also for the establising of the lotts of landes giuen formly by her vnto her sonnes in law, Richard Church, Robert Bartlett, and Thomas Little, in marriage wth their wiues, her daughters.	WALKER, Elizabeth (I25443)
116582	There is significant dispute that Elizabeth is the mother of Mary Warren. She may be the second wife of Richard. She came to the new world with Richard's four daughters and bore him two sons in Plymouth. She appears to be decended from King Edward I of England (Rixford), but there is some question also that she was the wife of Richard Warren of the Mayflower (Genealogies of Mayflower Families, vol III, GPC 1985; pg 619). Susan Roser, in "Mayflower Births and Deeds" Vol 2 (1992) footnotes on page 455 cites Plymouth Church Record 8:35 as saying "Mistris Elizabeth Warren, an aged widdow, aged above 90 years, deceased on the second of October, 1673, whoe , having lived a godly life, came to her grave as a shoke of corn fully ripe." If accurate, this would indicate that Elizabeth Warren was born in 1583 or before. As such, she could have easily been the mother of Mary Warren (daughter of Richard Warren of the Mayflower), a Churchill ancestor. Roser also says that "Wife Elizabeth's maiden name has not been found. LDS cites it as Jouatt and Rixford cites it as Jouett. Rixford suggests that Jouett is Jewett. Rixford cites "Jewetts in America" by Fredrick Clark Jewett and Harlean Society Records Vol xviii, "Jewetts of England and America". March 7, 1636-7 (PCR 1:54) *It is agreed vpon, by the consent of the whole Court, that Elizabeth Warren, widdow, the relict of Mr Richard Warren, deceased, shalbe entred, and stand, and bee purchaser instead of her said husband, as well because that (hee dying before he had pformed the said bargaine) the said Elizabeth pformed the same after his decease, as also for the establising of the lotts of landes giuen formly by her vnto her sonnes in law, Richard Church, Robert Bartlett, and Thomas Little, in marriage wth their wiues, her daughters.	WALKER, Elizabeth (I25443)
116583	There is significant dispute that Elizabeth is the mother of Mary Warren. She may be the second wife of Richard. She came to the new world with Richard's four daughters and bore him two sons in Plymouth. She appears to be decended from King Edward I of England (Rixford), but there is some question also that she was the wife of Richard Warren of the Mayflower (Genealogies of Mayflower Families, vol III, GPC 1985; pg 619). Susan Roser, in "Mayflower Births and Deeds" Vol 2 (1992) footnotes on page 455 cites Plymouth Church Record 8:35 as saying "Mistris Elizabeth Warren, an aged widdow, aged above 90 years, deceased on the second of October, 1673, whoe , having lived a godly life, came to her grave as a shoke of corn fully ripe." If accurate, this would indicate that Elizabeth Warren was born in 1583 or before. As such, she could have easily been the mother of Mary Warren (daughter of Richard Warren of the Mayflower), a Churchill ancestor. Roser also says that "Wife Elizabeth's maiden name has not been found. LDS cites it as Jouatt and Rixford cites it as Jouett. Rixford suggests that Jouett is Jewett. Rixford cites "Jewetts in America" by Fredrick Clark Jewett and Harlean Society Records Vol xviii, "Jewetts of England and America". March 7, 1636-7 (PCR 1:54) *It is agreed vpon, by the consent of the whole Court, that Elizabeth Warren, widdow, the relict of Mr Richard Warren, deceased, shalbe entred, and stand, and bee purchaser instead of her said husband, as well because that (hee dying before he had pformed the said bargaine) the said Elizabeth pformed the same after his decease, as also for the establising of the lotts of landes giuen formly by her vnto her sonnes in law, Richard Church, Robert Bartlett, and Thomas Little, in marriage wth their wiues, her daughters.	WALKER, Elizabeth (I25443)
116584	There is significant dispute that Elizabeth is the mother of Mary Warren. She may be the second wife of Richard. She came to the new world with Richard's four daughters and bore him two sons in Plymouth. She appears to be decended from King Edward I of England (Rixford), but there is some question also that she was the wife of Richard Warren of the Mayflower (Genealogies of Mayflower Families, vol III, GPC 1985; pg 619). Susan Roser, in "Mayflower Births and Deeds" Vol 2 (1992) footnotes on page 455 cites Plymouth Church Record 8:35 as saying "Mistris Elizabeth Warren, an aged widdow, aged above 90 years, deceased on the second of October, 1673, whoe , having lived a godly life, came to her grave as a shoke of corn fully ripe." If accurate, this would indicate that Elizabeth Warren was born in 1583 or before. As such, she could have easily been the mother of Mary Warren (daughter of Richard Warren of the Mayflower), a Churchill ancestor. Roser also says that "Wife Elizabeth's maiden name has not been found. LDS cites it as Jouatt and Rixford cites it as Jouett. Rixford suggests that Jouett is Jewett. Rixford cites "Jewetts in America" by Fredrick Clark Jewett and Harlean Society Records Vol xviii, "Jewetts of England and America". March 7, 1636-7 (PCR 1:54) *It is agreed vpon, by the consent of the whole Court, that Elizabeth Warren, widdow, the relict of Mr Richard Warren, deceased, shalbe entred, and stand, and bee purchaser instead of her said husband, as well because that (hee dying before he had pformed the said bargaine) the said Elizabeth pformed the same after his decease, as also for the establising of the lotts of landes giuen formly by her vnto her sonnes in law, Richard Church, Robert Bartlett, and Thomas Little, in marriage wth their wiues, her daughters.	WALKER, Elizabeth (I25443)
116585	There is significant dispute that Elizabeth is the mother of Mary Warren. She may be the second wife of Richard. She came to the new world with Richard's four daughters and bore him two sons in Plymouth. She appears to be decended from King Edward I of England (Rixford), but there is some question also that she was the wife of Richard Warren of the Mayflower (Genealogies of Mayflower Families, vol III, GPC 1985; pg 619). Susan Roser, in "Mayflower Births and Deeds" Vol 2 (1992) footnotes on page 455 cites Plymouth Church Record 8:35 as saying "Mistris Elizabeth Warren, an aged widdow, aged above 90 years, deceased on the second of October, 1673, whoe , having lived a godly life, came to her grave as a shoke of corn fully ripe." If accurate, this would indicate that Elizabeth Warren was born in 1583 or before. As such, she could have easily been the mother of Mary Warren (daughter of Richard Warren of the Mayflower), a Churchill ancestor. Roser also says that "Wife Elizabeth's maiden name has not been found. LDS cites it as Jouatt and Rixford cites it as Jouett. Rixford suggests that Jouett is Jewett. Rixford cites "Jewetts in America" by Fredrick Clark Jewett and Harlean Society Records Vol xviii, "Jewetts of England and America". March 7, 1636-7 (PCR 1:54) *It is agreed vpon, by the consent of the whole Court, that Elizabeth Warren, widdow, the relict of Mr Richard Warren, deceased, shalbe entred, and stand, and bee purchaser instead of her said husband, as well because that (hee dying before he had pformed the said bargaine) the said Elizabeth pformed the same after his decease, as also for the establising of the lotts of landes giuen formly by her vnto her sonnes in law, Richard Church, Robert Bartlett, and Thomas Little, in marriage wth their wiues, her daughters.	WALKER, Elizabeth (I25443)
116586	There is significant dispute that Elizabeth is the mother of Mary Warren. She may be the second wife of Richard. She came to the new world with Richard's four daughters and bore him two sons in Plymouth. She appears to be decended from King Edward I of England (Rixford), but there is some question also that she was the wife of Richard Warren of the Mayflower (Genealogies of Mayflower Families, vol III, GPC 1985; pg 619). Susan Roser, in "Mayflower Births and Deeds" Vol 2 (1992) footnotes on page 455 cites Plymouth Church Record 8:35 as saying "Mistris Elizabeth Warren, an aged widdow, aged above 90 years, deceased on the second of October, 1673, whoe , having lived a godly life, came to her grave as a shoke of corn fully ripe." If accurate, this would indicate that Elizabeth Warren was born in 1583 or before. As such, she could have easily been the mother of Mary Warren (daughter of Richard Warren of the Mayflower), a Churchill ancestor. Roser also says that "Wife Elizabeth's maiden name has not been found. LDS cites it as Jouatt and Rixford cites it as Jouett. Rixford suggests that Jouett is Jewett. Rixford cites "Jewetts in America" by Fredrick Clark Jewett and Harlean Society Records Vol xviii, "Jewetts of England and America". March 7, 1636-7 (PCR 1:54) *It is agreed vpon, by the consent of the whole Court, that Elizabeth Warren, widdow, the relict of Mr Richard Warren, deceased, shalbe entred, and stand, and bee purchaser instead of her said husband, as well because that (hee dying before he had pformed the said bargaine) the said Elizabeth pformed the same after his decease, as also for the establising of the lotts of landes giuen formly by her vnto her sonnes in law, Richard Church, Robert Bartlett, and Thomas Little, in marriage wth their wiues, her daughters.	WALKER, Elizabeth (I25443)
116587	There is significant dispute that Elizabeth is the mother of Mary Warren. She may be the second wife of Richard. She came to the new world with Richard's four daughters and bore him two sons in Plymouth. She appears to be decended from King Edward I of England (Rixford), but there is some question also that she was the wife of Richard Warren of the Mayflower (Genealogies of Mayflower Families, vol III, GPC 1985; pg 619). Susan Roser, in "Mayflower Births and Deeds" Vol 2 (1992) footnotes on page 455 cites Plymouth Church Record 8:35 as saying "Mistris Elizabeth Warren, an aged widdow, aged above 90 years, deceased on the second of October, 1673, whoe , having lived a godly life, came to her grave as a shoke of corn fully ripe." If accurate, this would indicate that Elizabeth Warren was born in 1583 or before. As such, she could have easily been the mother of Mary Warren (daughter of Richard Warren of the Mayflower), a Churchill ancestor. Roser also says that "Wife Elizabeth's maiden name has not been found. LDS cites it as Jouatt and Rixford cites it as Jouett. Rixford suggests that Jouett is Jewett. Rixford cites "Jewetts in America" by Fredrick Clark Jewett and Harlean Society Records Vol xviii, "Jewetts of England and America". March 7, 1636-7 (PCR 1:54) *It is agreed vpon, by the consent of the whole Court, that Elizabeth Warren, widdow, the relict of Mr Richard Warren, deceased, shalbe entred, and stand, and bee purchaser instead of her said husband, as well because that (hee dying before he had pformed the said bargaine) the said Elizabeth pformed the same after his decease, as also for the establising of the lotts of landes giuen formly by her vnto her sonnes in law, Richard Church, Robert Bartlett, and Thomas Little, in marriage wth their wiues, her daughters.	WALKER, Elizabeth (I25443)
116588	There is significant dispute that Elizabeth is the mother of Mary Warren. She may be the second wife of Richard. She came to the new world with Richard's four daughters and bore him two sons in Plymouth. She appears to be decended from King Edward I of England (Rixford), but there is some question also that she was the wife of Richard Warren of the Mayflower (Genealogies of Mayflower Families, vol III, GPC 1985; pg 619). Susan Roser, in "Mayflower Births and Deeds" Vol 2 (1992) footnotes on page 455 cites Plymouth Church Record 8:35 as saying "Mistris Elizabeth Warren, an aged widdow, aged above 90 years, deceased on the second of October, 1673, whoe , having lived a godly life, came to her grave as a shoke of corn fully ripe." If accurate, this would indicate that Elizabeth Warren was born in 1583 or before. As such, she could have easily been the mother of Mary Warren (daughter of Richard Warren of the Mayflower), a Churchill ancestor. Roser also says that "Wife Elizabeth's maiden name has not been found. LDS cites it as Jouatt and Rixford cites it as Jouett. Rixford suggests that Jouett is Jewett. Rixford cites "Jewetts in America" by Fredrick Clark Jewett and Harlean Society Records Vol xviii, "Jewetts of England and America". March 7, 1636-7 (PCR 1:54) *It is agreed vpon, by the consent of the whole Court, that Elizabeth Warren, widdow, the relict of Mr Richard Warren, deceased, shalbe entred, and stand, and bee purchaser instead of her said husband, as well because that (hee dying before he had pformed the said bargaine) the said Elizabeth pformed the same after his decease, as also for the establising of the lotts of landes giuen formly by her vnto her sonnes in law, Richard Church, Robert Bartlett, and Thomas Little, in marriage wth their wiues, her daughters.	WALKER, Elizabeth (I25443)
116589	There is significant dispute that Elizabeth is the mother of Mary Warren. She may be the second wife of Richard. She came to the new world with Richard's four daughters and bore him two sons in Plymouth. She appears to be decended from King Edward I of England (Rixford), but there is some question also that she was the wife of Richard Warren of the Mayflower (Genealogies of Mayflower Families, vol III, GPC 1985; pg 619). Susan Roser, in "Mayflower Births and Deeds" Vol 2 (1992) footnotes on page 455 cites Plymouth Church Record 8:35 as saying "Mistris Elizabeth Warren, an aged widdow, aged above 90 years, deceased on the second of October, 1673, whoe , having lived a godly life, came to her grave as a shoke of corn fully ripe." If accurate, this would indicate that Elizabeth Warren was born in 1583 or before. As such, she could have easily been the mother of Mary Warren (daughter of Richard Warren of the Mayflower), a Churchill ancestor. Roser also says that "Wife Elizabeth's maiden name has not been found. LDS cites it as Jouatt and Rixford cites it as Jouett. Rixford suggests that Jouett is Jewett. Rixford cites "Jewetts in America" by Fredrick Clark Jewett and Harlean Society Records Vol xviii, "Jewetts of England and America". March 7, 1636-7 (PCR 1:54) *It is agreed vpon, by the consent of the whole Court, that Elizabeth Warren, widdow, the relict of Mr Richard Warren, deceased, shalbe entred, and stand, and bee purchaser instead of her said husband, as well because that (hee dying before he had pformed the said bargaine) the said Elizabeth pformed the same after his decease, as also for the establising of the lotts of landes giuen formly by her vnto her sonnes in law, Richard Church, Robert Bartlett, and Thomas Little, in marriage wth their wiues, her daughters.	WALKER, Elizabeth (I25443)
116590	There is significant dispute that Elizabeth is the mother of Mary Warren. She may be the second wife of Richard. She came to the new world with Richard's four daughters and bore him two sons in Plymouth. She appears to be decended from King Edward I of England (Rixford), but there is some question also that she was the wife of Richard Warren of the Mayflower (Genealogies of Mayflower Families, vol III, GPC 1985; pg 619). Susan Roser, in "Mayflower Births and Deeds" Vol 2 (1992) footnotes on page 455 cites Plymouth Church Record 8:35 as saying "Mistris Elizabeth Warren, an aged widdow, aged above 90 years, deceased on the second of October, 1673, whoe , having lived a godly life, came to her grave as a shoke of corn fully ripe." If accurate, this would indicate that Elizabeth Warren was born in 1583 or before. As such, she could have easily been the mother of Mary Warren (daughter of Richard Warren of the Mayflower), a Churchill ancestor. Roser also says that "Wife Elizabeth's maiden name has not been found. LDS cites it as Jouatt and Rixford cites it as Jouett. Rixford suggests that Jouett is Jewett. Rixford cites "Jewetts in America" by Fredrick Clark Jewett and Harlean Society Records Vol xviii, "Jewetts of England and America". March 7, 1636-7 (PCR 1:54) *It is agreed vpon, by the consent of the whole Court, that Elizabeth Warren, widdow, the relict of Mr Richard Warren, deceased, shalbe entred, and stand, and bee purchaser instead of her said husband, as well because that (hee dying before he had pformed the said bargaine) the said Elizabeth pformed the same after his decease, as also for the establising of the lotts of landes giuen formly by her vnto her sonnes in law, Richard Church, Robert Bartlett, and Thomas Little, in marriage wth their wiues, her daughters.	WALKER, Elizabeth (I25443)
116591	There is significant dispute that Elizabeth is the mother of Mary Warren. She may be the second wife of Richard. She came to the new world with Richard's four daughters and bore him two sons in Plymouth. She appears to be decended from King Edward I of England (Rixford), but there is some question also that she was the wife of Richard Warren of the Mayflower (Genealogies of Mayflower Families, vol III, GPC 1985; pg 619). Susan Roser, in "Mayflower Births and Deeds" Vol 2 (1992) footnotes on page 455 cites Plymouth Church Record 8:35 as saying "Mistris Elizabeth Warren, an aged widdow, aged above 90 years, deceased on the second of October, 1673, whoe , having lived a godly life, came to her grave as a shoke of corn fully ripe." If accurate, this would indicate that Elizabeth Warren was born in 1583 or before. As such, she could have easily been the mother of Mary Warren (daughter of Richard Warren of the Mayflower), a Churchill ancestor. Roser also says that "Wife Elizabeth's maiden name has not been found. LDS cites it as Jouatt and Rixford cites it as Jouett. Rixford suggests that Jouett is Jewett. Rixford cites "Jewetts in America" by Fredrick Clark Jewett and Harlean Society Records Vol xviii, "Jewetts of England and America". March 7, 1636-7 (PCR 1:54) *It is agreed vpon, by the consent of the whole Court, that Elizabeth Warren, widdow, the relict of Mr Richard Warren, deceased, shalbe entred, and stand, and bee purchaser instead of her said husband, as well because that (hee dying before he had pformed the said bargaine) the said Elizabeth pformed the same after his decease, as also for the establising of the lotts of landes giuen formly by her vnto her sonnes in law, Richard Church, Robert Bartlett, and Thomas Little, in marriage wth their wiues, her daughters.	WALKER, Elizabeth (I25443)
116592	There is some confusion about Edmund's parents. I've seen John Perry listed as you have in your information, but also Henrici Perrye and Richarda Platyr. In fact, the second is more common.	PERRY, Edmund (I24380)
116593	There is some confusion about Edmund's parents. I've seen John Perry listed as you have in your information, but also Henrici Perrye and Richarda Platyr. In fact, the second is more common.	PERRY, Edmund (I24380)
116594	There is some confusion about Edmund's parents. I've seen John Perry listed as you have in your information, but also Henrici Perrye and Richarda Platyr. In fact, the second is more common.	PERRY, Edmund (I24380)
116595	There is some confusion about Edmund's parents. I've seen John Perry listed as you have in your information, but also Henrici Perrye and Richarda Platyr. In fact, the second is more common.	PERRY, Edmund (I24380)
116596	There is some confusion about Edmund's parents. I've seen John Perry listed as you have in your information, but also Henrici Perrye and Richarda Platyr. In fact, the second is more common.	PERRY, Edmund (I24380)
116597	There is some confusion about Edmund's parents. I've seen John Perry listed as you have in your information, but also Henrici Perrye and Richarda Platyr. In fact, the second is more common.	PERRY, Edmund (I24380)
116598	There is some confusion about Edmund's parents. I've seen John Perry listed as you have in your information, but also Henrici Perrye and Richarda Platyr. In fact, the second is more common.	PERRY, Edmund (I24380)
116599	There is some confusion about Edmund's parents. I've seen John Perry listed as you have in your information, but also Henrici Perrye and Richarda Platyr. In fact, the second is more common.	PERRY, Edmund (I24380)
116600	There is some confusion about Edmund's parents. I've seen John Perry listed as you have in your information, but also Henrici Perrye and Richarda Platyr. In fact, the second is more common.	PERRY, Edmund (I24380)

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