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Données personnelles Robert "Robert de Charleton" Cherleton 

• Le surnom est Robert de Charleton.
• Il est né environ 1235 dans Uppington, Shropshire, England.
• (MARR) environ 1303: Spouse: Elinor Cherleton (born Holand).
• Il est décédé environ 1300 dans Shropshire, England.

Famille de Robert "Robert de Charleton" Cherleton

Il avait une relation avec Elinor Holand.

Enfant(s):

1. John de Cherlton  1268-1353 
2. Thomas Charleton  1285-1344
3. Alan de Charlton  ± 1286-1360

Notes par Robert "Robert de Charleton" Cherleton

* [http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=updike&id=I49520 '''Robert de Cherleton''']mkyns The Tompkins Familyiton with William the Conqueror, and fought with him in the Battle of Hastings in 1066.es on English heraldry concede that we are descended from a Crusader. The proof that there was one named Toen lies in the fact that early records of Cornwall name as of three generations: Toenchen, Tonkin, and Tomking. Toenchen means "the young". If there was a younger named Toenchen, then of course, there was an elder named Toen. The Germanic diminutive "chen" has an English equivalent: "kin". Bishop Baldwin and Giraldus recruited men in Cornwall for the Crusade.rname of Thom was taken. That surname now numbers many thousands. No evidence exists that this was the identical Thom, but the name is placed here to show how we are very probably related to Thom, Tom, Tomes, Thomas, Thomson, Thompson, Tomlin, and Tomlinsons.son of Toenchen. 1190.. No proof exists that he was a son of Tomkings, but he probably was.irca 1240. He died circa 1300.

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