Stephenson Family Tree » Roger Swynshed (1395-> 1429)

Personal data Roger Swynshed 


Household of Roger Swynshed


Child(ren):

  1. Robert Swynshed  ± 1430-> 1478 

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Roger Swynshed

John de swynshed
William de Swynshed
< 1383-> 1394
Alice de Joneston
< 1383-> 1394

Roger Swynshed
1395-> 1429



Onbekend

Robert Swynshed
± 1430-> 1478

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