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    John Throckmorton (born DeThrockmorton)
    Gender: Male
    Birth: 1300 - Coughton, Warwickshire, England
    Father: Simon Throckmorton, Lord
    Mother: Isabel de Throckmorton (born Donnisley)
    Siblings: Robert de ThrockmortonWilliam ThrockmortonRichard ThrockmortonGiles de Throckmorton (born Throkemerton)

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