John Foote, 1555–1616 (aged 61 years)

Name
John Foote
Given names
John
Surname
Foote
Birth about 1555 32 28
MarriageMargaret Brooke — View this family
May 11, 1581 (aged 26 years)

Burial of a brotherRobert Foote
about February 1608 (aged 53 years)

Death before December 4, 1616 (aged 61 years)

LDS baptism January 31, 1933 (316 years after death)

LDS endowment February 10, 1933 (316 years after death)

LDS child sealing April 27, 1944 (327 years after death)

LDS temple: Mesa, Arizona, United States

Unique identifier
3547EF28AE7D43819A05345E918408552577

Last change September 22, 2014

Family with parents
father
1523–
Birth: about 1523 — Of Shalford, Essex, England, United Kingdom
Death:
mother
1527–
Birth: about 1527 — Of Shalford, Essex, England, United Kingdom
Death:
Marriage
Marriage: —
elder sister
1549–
Birth: about 1549 26 22 — Royston, Hertfordshire, England, United Kingdom
Death:
3 years
elder sister
1551–
Birth: about 1551 28 24 — Royston, Hertfordshire, England, United Kingdom
Death:
3 years
elder brother
1553–1608
Birth: about 1553 30 26 — Royston, Hertfordshire, England, United Kingdom
Death:
3 years
himself
1555–1616
Birth: about 1555 32 28 — Royston, Hertfordshire, England, United Kingdom
Death: before December 4, 1616
Family with Margaret Brooke
himself
1555–1616
Birth: about 1555 32 28 — Royston, Hertfordshire, England, United Kingdom
Death: before December 4, 1616
wife
1564–1634
Birth: about 1564 33 29 — London, London, England, United Kingdom
Death: before November 1634
Marriage
Marriage: May 11, 1581 —
Note

SOURCES FOR THIS FAMILY: See sources listed for Father, Robert FOOTE abt 1523. Also The American Genealogist p 193. 973.B2ag: John Foote will dated 17 Nov 1616. John md. May 1581 at St. Mary Wooluoth Church, Margaret Brooke, Daughter of John and Elizabeth (Whetman) Brooke. This reference, p. 194 names their children and states, "Royston Cambridge England, where I was born". PROBATE: will was probabed 4 Dec 1616. John leaves legacy to the poor in Royston. He also names sisters and brothers.

NOTE: Herts was also known as Cambridgeshire at times during this period.

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