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Personal data Geoffrey Shorte 


Household of Geoffrey Shorte

He is married to Margaret.

They got married about 1494 at Tenterden, Kent, England.

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Geoffrey Shorte

Robert Edward Shorte
± 1445-> 1474
Edward Shorte
± 1445-????

Geoffrey Shorte
1470-< 1509

± 1494

Margaret
± 1471-1538


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