Clarke Family Tree » Francis I Sir (Francis I, Sir ) Knollys Knowles of Rotherfield Grey, son of Robert II, 2nd Lord de La War KG, PC, MP, Knight, Oxford U, Cambridge U Vice Chamberlain of Queen Elizabeth I's Household, Sheriff of Hampshire, (1514-1596)
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Francis I Sir Knollys Knowles of Rotherfield Grey, son of Robert II, 2nd Lord de La War 1514-1596
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