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Family Tree Maker 2005 Ancestors of Blanche Irene Palmer Robertii Lummis b: Abt. 1550 John Lummis William Cutting Stephen Palmer b: 1769 in Mendlesham Suffolk England Richard Cutting d: 1856 in Eye Suffolk England At Union one William Lummis d: Aug 1595 in Cotton Suffolk England hundred workhouse b: Abt. 1627 in Redgrave Suffolk England m: 01 Jan 1651/52 in Bacton Suffolk England d: May 1689 in Bacton Suffolk England Stephen Palmer Roger Cutting b: Abt. 1542 in Cotton Suffolk England b: 1810 in Mendlesham Suffolk England d: Sep 1615 in Cotton Suffolk England m: 03 Nov 1844 in Finningham Suffolk John Lummis England b: Abt. 1659 in Bacton Suffolk England d: Mar 1888 in Finningham Suffolk England m: 11 Feb 1682/83 in Wickham Skeith Suffolk England Cyrilia d: Oct 1728 in Wickham Skeith Suffolk d: Nov 1573 in Cotton Suffolk England England William Palmer Nathaniel Cutting b: 27 Jul 1852 in Finningham Suffolk England b: Abt. 1593 in Cotton Suffolk England m: 07 Nov 1876 in Cotton Suffolk England d: Unknown d: 03 Jul 1932 George Munnings m: 03 Nov 1844 Ffayth Green b: Abt. 1554 Rose Cutting Eunice Munnings b: Abt. 1624 in Cotton Suffolk England b: 1811 in Wetherden Suffolk England d: Mar 1666/67 Ann Martha b: Unknown d: Unknown Charles Pleasance Thomas Stannard m: 02 Nov 1773 in Redgrave Suffolk b: Abt. 1520 in Haughley Suffolk England d: Dec 1595 in Haughley Suffolk England Ernest John Palmer Dandy Pleasants b: 24 Jul 1896 in Finningham Suffolk England John Lummis Henry Stannard m: 27 Sep 1918 in Eye Registry Office Suffolk b: Apr 1779 in Redgrave Suffolk England m: 13 Oct 1808 in Cotton Suffolk England b: Abt. 1684 in Wickham Skeith Suffolk b: Abt. 1553 in Haughley Suffolk England England England d: 30 Nov 1962 in Stowmarket Suffolk m: 07 Apr 1713 in Stoke Ash Suffolk England England d: Dec 1767 in Wickham Skeith Suffolk Ann Smith England Elizabeth b: Abt. 1520 Daniel Pleasance d: May 1575 in Haughley Suffolk England b: Mar 1820 in Cotton Suffolk England Henry Stannard m: 26 Oct 1844 in Cotton Suffolk England b: Abt. 1590 in Haughley Suffolk England d: 15 Jul 1876 in Cotton Suffolk England m: Abt. 1612 Charles Kemp d: Apr 1658 in Haughley Suffolk England b: Abt. 1752 m: 18 Dec 1777 in Cotton Suffolk Ann b: Abt. 1557 Anna Marie Kemp d: Feb 1642/43 in Haughley Suffolk England b: Abt. 1792 John Stannard b: Abt. 1630 in Cotton Suffolk England m: 17 May 1655 in Haughley Suffolk England d: May 1702 in Wickham Skeith Suffolk Ann Mayhew England Ellen Pleasance b: Abt. 1752 b: 06 Nov 1857 in Cotton Suffolk England d: 28 Jun 1930 Elizabeth John Blomfield b: Abt. 1593 d: Mar 1650/51 in Haughley Suffolk England Frances Stannard John Blomfield b: 08 Apr 1656 in Wickham Skeith Suffolk m: 22 Mar 1824 in Cotton Suffolk England England Blanche Irene Palmer d: Mar 1725/26 in Wickham Skeith Suffolk b: 26 Jan 1924 in Mendlesham Suffolk England Lawrence Steggall England b: Abt. 1595 m: 20 Sep 1941 in Stowmarket Suffolk Hannah Burrows John Lummis m: 27 Apr 1620 in Cotton Suffolk England England b: Abt. 1714 in Wickham Skeith Suffolk d: Jan 1634/35 in Wickham Skeith Suffolk Harriet Blomfield England England m: 10 Aug 1744 in Wortham Suffolk England b: Abt. May 1824 in Cotton Suffolk England d: May 1803 in Wickham Skeith Suffolk d: 21 Mar 1902 in Cotton Suffolk England England Thomas Burrowe Amie Steggall b: Abt. 1520 in Haughley Suffolk England b: Abt. 1629 in Wickham Skeith Suffolk d: Jan 1565/66 in Haughley Suffolk England Lydia Alexander or Saunders England b: 1798 d: Abt. 1673 in WIckham Skeith Suffolk d: 1826 Hester / Easter / Esther England John Burrowe Dickerson b: Abt. 1560 in Haughley Suffolk England d: Aug 1772 in Wickham Skeith Suffolk m: 03 Nov 1591 in Cotton Suffolk England Robert Upson England d: Jul 1630 in Haughley Suffolk England b: 1836 in Mendlesham Suffolk England Agnes William Walter Upson d: Apr 1559 in Haughley Suffolk England b: Mar 1864 in Brockford Suffolk England d: 28 Dec 1946 Ann Burrowe b: Abt. 1592 in Haughley Suffolk England d: Oct 1670 in Haughley Suffolk England Harriet b: 1840 in Yaxley Suffolk England Faith Nelson d: Feb 1599/00 in Haughley Suffolk England Ethel Mary Upson John Rookyard b: 16 Apr 1899 in Cotton (Thwaite) Suffolk b: Abt. 1783 in Unknown d: 10 Jan 1877 in Thwaite Suffolk England. Andrew Parker England b: Abt. 1525 d: 11 Sep 1992 in Stowmarket Suffolk England d: Nov 1595 in Cotton Suffolk England Alfred Rookyard b: Bet. 1824 - 1831 in Thwaite Suffolk England m: 07 May 1851 in Thwaite Suffolk England. Thomas Parker Source Thwaite Church records b: Abt. 1562 in Cotton Suffolk England m: 01 Sep 1589 in Cotton Suffolk England Mary Baldwin b: 1788 Rose d: 30 May 1847 d: Jun 1603 in Cotton Suffolk England Charles Lummis b: Abt. 1752 in Wickham Skeith Suffolk Andrew Parker England b: Abt. 1593 in Cotton Suffolk England m: 26 Oct 1773 in Wickham Skeith Suffolk d: Oct 1671 in Cotton Suffolk England England d: Aug 1826 in Wickham Skeith Suffolk George Smythe England Hester Smythe Robert Parker b: Abt. 1637 in Carsholten Surrey England Elynore m: 20 May 1656 in Wickham Skeith Suffolk England d: Jul 1679 in Wickham Skeith Suffolk England Hansard / Hanser d: Dec 1666 in Cotton Suffolk England Robert Parker b: Abt. 1659 in Wickham Skeith Suffolk England m: 13 Feb 1696/97 in Wickham Skeith Suffolk England d: Nov 1702 in Wickham Skeith Suffolk England Rose Warrern d: Oct 1686 in Wickham Skeith Suffolk England Robert Parker b: Abt. 1698 in Wickham Skeith Suffolk England Alger Anne Alger d: Dec 1702 in Wickham Skeith Suffolk England Mary Parker b: Abt. 1722 in Cotton Suffolk England d: Jul 1801 in Wickham Skeith Suffolk John Lummis England b: Abt. 1776 in Wickham Skeith Suffolk England m: 28 Mar 1797 in Walsham le Willows Elizabeth Suffolk England Thomas Pollard d: Oct 1857 in Stoke Ash Suffolk England b: Abt. 1624 m: 04 Jun 1649 in Cotton Suffolk England d: Bef. Dec 1684 William George Frances Wright b: Unknown b: Abt. 1743 Thomas Pollard m: 17 Nov 1570 in Cotton Suffolk England Hollines d: Dec 1827 in Finningham Suffolk England d: Oct 1615 in Cotton Suffolk England b: Abt. 1655 in Gislingham Suffolk England m: 16 Jul 1678 in Gislingham Suffolk England d: Dec 1714 in Walsham le Willows Suffolk England Samuel George John Hollines b: Unknown b: Abt. 1585 in Cotton Suffolk England d: Aug 1564 in Cotton Suffolk England m: 21 Sep 1620 in Finningham Suffolk England d: Dec 1652 in Finningham Suffolk England Robert Hollines b: Unknown d: Unknown Not Known Annis Hollines b: Unknown d: May 1617 in Cotton Suffolk England Sarah George b: Abt. 1624 in Finningham Suffolk England d: Dec 1684 in Gislingham Suffolk England Annys Thomas Pollard b: Unknown b: Abt. 1684 in Gislingham Suffolk England d: Oct 1566 in Cotton Suffolk England m: 29 Oct 1712 in Gislingham Suffolk England Frances Brunnynge d: Mar 1763 in Walsham le Willows Suffolk b: Abt. 1599 England d: Unknown [3] (3)? Andrew Hawes b: Abt. 1490 in Walsham le Willows Suffolk England Jane Hawes d: Dec 1558 in Walsham le Willows Suffolk b: Abt. 1660 England d: Unknown Thomas Pollard b: Abt. 1715 in Walsham le Willows Suffolk England Richard Hawes m: 04 Apr 1738 in Walsham le Willows b: Abt. 1521 Suffolk England m: 11 Jan 1546/47 in Walsham le Willows d: Jul 1795 in Walsham le Willows Suffolk Suffolk England England George Keed d: Unknown b: Abt. 1653 m: 09 Dec 1673 in Walsham le Willows Suffolk England [4] (4) ?Alice d: Unknown b: Unknown d: Oct 1557 in Walsham le Willows Suffolk Andrew Hawes England b: Abt. 1550 in Walsham le Willows Suffolk England m: 29 Jun 1587 in Walsham le Willows Suffolk England d: Jul 1628 in Walsham le Willows Suffolk England [1] William Page b: Abt. 1490 d: Jan 1542/43 in Walsham le Willows Suffolk England Elizabeth Page b: Abt. 1525 Elizabeth Keed d: Unknown b: Bet. 1676 - 1680 in Walsham le Willows Thomas Hawes Suffolk England b: Abt. 1588 in Walsham le Willows Suffolk d: Unknown England [2] Marian m: 21 Sep 1616 in Walsham le Willows Suffolk b: Abt. 1500 England d: Jan 1558/59 in Walsham le Willows Suffolk England Kateryn Adderton/Alderton b: Abt. 1564 [1] William Page b: Abt. 1490 d: Jan 1542/43 in Walsham le Willows Suffolk England Thomas Page Thomas Hawes b: Abt. 1530 b: Abt. 1617 in Walsham le Willows Suffolk m: 30 Sep 1555 in Walsham le Willows Suffolk England England d: May 1620 in Walsham le Willows Suffolk d: Unknown England [2] Marian b: Abt. 1500 d: Jan 1558/59 in Walsham le Willows Suffolk Thomas Page England b: Abt. 1567 in Walsham le Willows Suffolk England m: 03 Sep 1587 in Walsham le Willows Suffolk England d: Aug 1618 in Walsham le Willows Suffolk England Richard Waller Emily Elizabeth Rookyard b: Unknown b: Bet. 1863 - 1870 in Thwaite Suffolk d: Unknown England d: 30 Jan 1940 Alice Waller b: Abt. 1534 d: Unknown John Vincent b: Abt. 1510 d: Apr 1574 in Walsham le Willows Suffolk England Ann Page b: Abt. 1594 in Walsham le Willows Suffolk England John Vincent b: Abt. 1536 m: 23 Sep 1557 in Walsham le Willows Suffolk Charles Lummis England b: 22 Mar 1803 in Stoke Ash Suffolk England. d: Apr 1599 in Walsham le Willows Suffolk m: 12 Nov 1827 in Stoke Ash Suffolk England England d: 04 Sep 1866 in Thwaite Suffolk England Elizabeth Hawes b: Abt.
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