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Personal data Agnes Brewse 


Household of Agnes Brewse

She is married to John Randes.

They got married about 1454 at of Essex, England.

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Agnes Brewse

Robert de Brewse
± 1370-< 1424
Ela Stapleton
± 1383-> 1456
Thomas de Brewse
± 1406-1482

Agnes Brewse
1431-1510

± 1454

John Randes
1429-1455


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