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Lucy Bromfeild

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  1. 1.  Lucy Bromfeild was born in 1608 in Hampshire, England (daughter of Arthur Bromfield and Lucie Quinbie); died in Hampshire, England.

Generation: 2

  1. 2.  Arthur Bromfield was born in 1582 in Chawcroft House, South Stoneham; died on 26 May 1650 in Heywood Manor, Boldre, Hampshire.

    Arthur married Lucie Quinbie in 1604 in Titchfield, Hampshire, England. Lucie was born in 1588; died on 4 July 1618 in St Margaret's, Titchfield, Hampshire, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]


  2. 3.  Lucie Quinbie was born in 1588; died on 4 July 1618 in St Margaret's, Titchfield, Hampshire, England.
    Children:
    1. Frances Bromfield
    2. Katherin Bromfield was born in England.
    3. 1. Lucy Bromfeild was born in 1608 in Hampshire, England; died in Hampshire, England.
    4. Quinby Bromfeild was born about 1608 in St Margaret's, Titchfield, Hampshire, England; died about 1628 in Hampshire County, England.
    5. Henry Brumfield was born about 1610 in Chawcroft House, South Stoneham, Hampshire; died on 19 Feb 1683 in Heywood Manor, Boldre, Hampshire (buried, South Stoneham, Hampshire, England).
    6. Penelope Bromfield was born about 1613 in St. Margaret's, Titchfield, Hampshire.; died in Hampshire County, England.
    7. Honor Bromfeild was born about 1616 in St. Margaret's, Titchfield, Hampshire.; died before 1649 in Bristol.
    8. Arthur Bromfeild was born about 1618 in St. Margaret's, Titchfield, Hampshire.; died in Hampshire.


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