Pop Oswald Tree » William PIKE (1605-1658)

Personal data William PIKE 


Household of William PIKE

He had a relationship with Margaret BROWNE.


Child(ren):

  1. Thomas PIKE  1639-1675 

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Ancestors (and descendant) of William PIKE

Robert PYKE
1545-1618
Mary PIRCE
1545-????
Jane SMITH
± 1575-????

William PIKE
1605-1658


Margaret BROWNE
1611-1661

Thomas PIKE
1639-1675

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