Pop Oswald Tree » Richard BOYS (1475-1552)

Personal data Richard BOYS 


Household of Richard BOYS

He had a relationship with Audrey COLVILLE.


Child(ren):

  1. William BOYSE  1536-1584 

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Richard BOYS

Roger BOIS
± 1400-> 1437
Sybell ILLEY
1402-1455
Jacob BOIS
1437-????

Richard BOYS
1475-1552


Audrey COLVILLE
1497-1552

William BOYSE
1536-1584

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