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Personal data Thomas de Etton, I, Lord of Gilling Manor 


Household of Thomas de Etton, I, Lord of Gilling Manor

He is married to Agnes de Etton.

They got married about 28 ??? 2009 at Gilling-in-Ryedale, Yorkshire, England.

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Thomas de Etton,

William de Etton,
1213-± 1252
Ivo de Etton,
1242-± 1315
Joan de Etton
± 1268-1317

Thomas de Etton,
1285-< 1349

± 2009

Agnes de Etton
± 1280-< 1359


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