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Personal data Sir Nicholas Appleyard I 


Household of Sir Nicholas Appleyard I

He is married to Margaret de Thornbury.

They got married in the year 1439 at England, United Kingdom.

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Nicholas Appleyard

Bartholomew Appleyard
± 1335-± 1412
Emma de Bumpsteade
1337-1394
William Clere
1340-1384
Dionisia Wichingham
1362-1418

Nicholas Appleyard
± 1394-1454

1439

Margaret de Thornbury
± 1423-> 1460


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