Desborough People
Joan [not known]
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1.0 Joan [not known]female
Birth: before 1554
Est. from child
Burial: 18 Jan 1617
/18 at St Giles, Desborough
(source reads 'Joan Walker, widow; sometime wife of Libias')
Rec. Off. Trans.Pedigree
14421Married:
Libbyes Walker
before 1572
Est. from child
b. about 1535Derived/Parish Reg
Burial: 13 Jun 1574 at St Giles, Desborough
(source reads 'Catherine d Libias Walker')
Rec. Off. Trans.
Baptism: 28 Oct 1572 at Desborough
(source reads 'Simon s Libbyes Walker')
Rec. Off. Trans.
It's possible that the burial record refers to another Thomas as it seems unusual for a burial record to refer to an adult man as 'son of'
Baptism: 09 Mar 1574
/75 at Desborough
(source reads 'Thos s Libbyes Walker')
Rec. Off. Trans.
Burial: 12 May 1598, aged c.24y, at St Giles, Desborough
(source reads 'Thos s Libbyes Walker')
Rec. Off. Trans.
Baptism: 13 Sep 1576 at Desborough
(source reads 'Richard s Libbyes Walker')
Rec. Off. Trans.
Burial: 07 Apr 1584, aged c. 7y, at St Giles, Desborough
(source reads 'Richard s Libbyes Walker')
Rec. Off. Trans.
Baptism: ?? ??? 1581
/82 at Desborough
(source reads '??? d Libbyes Walker')
Rec. Off. Trans.
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