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Lucy Hanbury

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  • - Pauline on Thu 13 Oct 2005, 02:29am. Flag this

    from L&M Companion
    Of Brampton. Lucy Hanbury (? a widow) occupied a large house of 15 hearths in the village. After 1664 it was occupied by Sutton Ashfield, possibly her second husband (certainly his wife was named Lucy). A Lucy Hanbury who died in 1674 at the age of 18 is buried in the chancel of the church: she may have been a daughter of the first marriage.

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