Clarke Family Tree » Thomas Hobart (± 1370-????)

Personal data Thomas Hobart 


Household of Thomas Hobart

He had a relationship with Eleanor Taylor.


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Ancestors (and descendant) of Thomas Hobart

Sir John Taylor
± 1324-????
Allinor Taylor
± 1351-????

Thomas Hobart
± 1370-????


Eleanor Taylor
1412-1500

Rt Hon Sir James Hobart
1436-1517

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