Stephenson Family Tree » Thomas de Mussenden of Ingleton Manor (± 1357-< 1404)

Personal data Thomas de Mussenden of Ingleton Manor 


Household of Thomas de Mussenden of Ingleton Manor

He is married to Joan de Hauley.

They got married about 1379 at Mablethorpe, East Lindsay, Lincolnshire, England.

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Thomas de Mussenden

Thomas de Missenden
1299-????
Thomas de Missenden
1299-????
John de Brocas
± 1290-1365
Margaret Fettiplace
1295-1356

Thomas de Mussenden
± 1357-< 1404

± 1379

Joan de Hauley
????-> 1404


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