Elizabeth
WILKINSON
(b.
abt. 1609
,
Bedford, Bedfordshire, England
d.
abt. 1694
,
Malden, Province of Massachusetts Bay
)
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Elizabeth WILKINSON was born abt. 1609 in Bedford, Bedfordshire, England
Elizabeth WILKINSON was the child of ? and ?Spouse(s)/Partner(s) and Child(ren):
Elizabeth married George FELT abt. 1635 in Massachusetts Bay Colony . The couple had (at least) 1 child.
George FELT was born 28 February 1609 in Leighton, Bedford, England. George died abt. 1693 in Malden, Massachusetts, USA.
Elizabeth WILKINSON died abt. 1694 in Malden, Province of Massachusetts Bay.
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George FELT-- Date: abt. 1635 Place: , Massachusetts Bay Colony
Children of George FELT and Elizabeth WILKINSON:
Mary Ann FELT (b.26 January 1639, Charlestown, Massachusetts Bay Colony* d. 13 May 1725, Malden, Province of Massachusetts Bay)
m. James NICHOLS 1660 in , Massachusetts, USA
Children of George FELT and Elizabeth WILKINSON:
m. James NICHOLS 1660 in , Massachusetts, USA
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1639 Birth of ChildMary Ann FELT was born 26 January 1639, Charlestown, Massachusetts, USA*
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