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Margaret Strode

Female 1612 - 1682  (70 years)


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  1. 1.  Margaret Strode was born on 2 Mar 1612 in Stoke sub Hamdon, Somerset, England; died on 02 Mar 1682 in Long Bredy, Dorset, England.

    Margaret married Ralph Ironside, Archdeacon of Dorset on 17 Apr 1623 in Netherbury, Dorset, England. Ralph (son of Ralph Ironside, Rector of Winterborne Abbas and Long Bredy and Jane Gilbert) was born in 1605 in Long Bredy, Dorset, England; died on 5 Mar 1682 in Long Bredy, Dorset, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

    Children:
    1. Martha Ironside died in Apr 1658 in Long Bredy, Dorset, England.
    2. Margaret IRONSIDE
    3. Elizabeth IRONSIDE was born on 27 Jan 1624.
    4. Sarah IRONSIDE was born in 1633.
    5. Jane IRONSIDE was born in 1633.
    6. Elizabeth Ironside was born about 1633 in Long Bredy, Dorset, England.
    7. Ralph IRONSIDE was born on 22 Dec 1633.
    8. Robert Ironside was born about 1635 in Long Bredy, Dorset, England; died in Nov 1635 in Long Bredy, Dorset, England.
    9. Robert IRONSIDE was born on 26 Apr 1635; died in 1706.
    10. Anne IRONSIDE was born in 1637.
    11. Gilbert Ironside was born in 1649 in Long Bredy, Dorset, England; died on 24 Jul 1715 in Long Bredy, Dorset, England.
    12. Frances Ironside was born on 15 Dec 1654 in Long Bredy, Dorset, England.
    13. George Ironside was born in 1656.

Generation: 2


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