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Personal data Nicholas Stokes 


Household of Nicholas Stokes

He is married to Johanna.

They got married about 1419 at Theydon Garnon, Essex, England.

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Nicholas Stokes

John de Stokes
± 1329-1370
Lucy
1331-± 1366
Mary Metcalfe
1361-1400

Nicholas Stokes
1386-1456

± 1419

Johanna
1391-????


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