A Snelson DataBase and Index

Includes the Snelson Coat of Arms & Armory

Person Page 279

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Hawise de Quincy^1,2

F, #6954, Deceased

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Parents

Father	Saer de Quincy (b. 1155, d. 3 November 1219)
Mother	Margaret de Beaumont (b. about 1155, d. 12 January 1235)

Family: Hugh de Vere (b. about 1210, d. December 1263)

Daughter

Laura de Vere+ (d. 1292)

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Also Known As	Hawise de Quincy was also known as Hawise de Vere.
Death	She died Y Y, Y.¹
User Reference Number	She; 19513
	Her father Saer de Quincy died on 3 November 1219.
Marriage	Hawise de Quincy and Hugh de Vere were married in 1223.¹
	Her mother Margaret de Beaumont died on 12 January 1235.
	Her husband Hugh de Vere died in December 1263.

Citations

[S1016] According to Otto Hirzell
[S1025] Bostock Family History

John Cameron

M, #6955, Deceased

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Family: Clara Buckley

Son	Leonard Cameron (b. 1 August 1903, d. about February 1991)
Son	Ernest Buckley Cameron (b. about 1906)
Son	Ronald Cameron (b. about 1908)

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Marriage	John Cameron and Clara Buckley were married.
Occupation	He was a Cotton Spinner.
User Reference Number	He; 24670
	His son Leonard Cameron was born on 1 August 1903 in Rochdale.
	His son Ernest Buckley Cameron was born about 1906.
	His son Ronald Cameron was born about 1908.

John de Argentine¹

M, #6964, Deceased, d. before October 1318

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Father	Reginald de Argentine
Mother	Laura de Vere (d. 1292)

Family: Joane Bryan (d. after 1315)

Daughter

Elizabeth de Argentine+ (d. 1342)

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Birth	John de Argentine was born Person Source, Y.²
Marriage	John de Argentine and Joane Bryan were married.¹
User Reference Number	He; 19386
Birth	He was born about 1260.¹
	His mother Laura de Vere died in 1292.
	His wife Joane Bryan died after 1315.
Death	He died before October 1318.¹

Citations

[S1016] According to Otto Hirzell
[S1027] RootWeb's WorldConnect Project

George Charles Abbott¹

M, #6972, Deceased, b. about 1854, d. after 1901

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Father	Jonathon Abbott
Mother	Annis Ellis

Family: Susan Stanbridge (b. about 1854, d. before 7 July )

Daughter	Alice Martha Abbott+ (b. 1876, d. 16 March 1928)
Son	George C. Abbott (b. 1880)
Daughter	Florence Anice M Abbott (b. about May 1881)
Daughter	Lily Jane Abbott (b. about 1886, d. 1979)
Daughter	Nellie Stanbridge Abbott (b. about February 1889)

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Biography	Person Source [:CR:].
User Reference Number	George Charles Abbott; 8749
	His wife Susan Stanbridge died before 7 July in Ampthill, Bedfordshire.
Birth	He was born about 1854 in Pulloxhill.
Marriage	George Charles Abbott and Susan Stanbridge were married about 1875 in Ampthill.
	His daughter Alice Martha Abbott was born in 1876 in Flitwick, Ampthill, Bedfordshire.
	His son George C. Abbott was born in 1880.
	His daughter Florence Anice M Abbott was born about May 1881 in Ampthill.
	His daughter Lily Jane Abbott was born about 1886 in Ampthill.
	His daughter Nellie Stanbridge Abbott was born about February 1889 in Ampthill.
Occupation	George Charles Abbott was a baker in Dunstable Street, Ampthill, in 1898.
Death	He died after 1901.

Citations

[S676] Letter from Richard James Snelson dated 6 December 1993

Amabilia De Chaucombe¹

F, #6974, Deceased, d. about 1278

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Father	Robert De Chaucombe
Mother	Julian Unknown

Family: Gilbert de Segrave (d. before 8 October 1254)

Son	Nicholas Segrave+ (d. before 12 November 1295)

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Also Known As	Amabilia De Chaucombe was also known as Amabilia de Segrave.
Birth	She was born Person Source, Y.²
Marriage	Amabilia De Chaucombe and Gilbert de Segrave were married.¹
User Reference Number	She; 19261
Birth	She was born about 1219.¹
	Her husband Gilbert de Segrave died before 8 October 1254.
Death	She died about 1278.¹

Citations

[S1016] According to Otto Hirzell
[S1024] Brereton History