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Elizabeth CORNISH

Elizabeth CORNISH

Female 1594 -

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Descendants (12 Generations)

GenRelationshipTotalSelect
 2 Children11
 3 Grandchildren5
 4 Great grandchildren11
 5 2 x Great grandchildren17
 6 3 x Great grandchildren54
 7 4 x Great grandchildren32
 8 5 x Great grandchildren8
 9 6 x Great grandchildren8
 10 7 x Great grandchildren20
 11 8 x Great grandchildren43
 12 9 x Great grandchildren8
Total217

Children (11) - Generation 2

#ChildrenNameBornDiedFatherMother
1
 Ann BIRCKHEAD    
 b. 15 Nov 1614      Capt. Capt. Christopher BIRCKHEAD   Elizabeth CORNISH 
2
 Marie BIRCKHEAD    
 b. 27 Jan 1617      Capt. Capt. Christopher BIRCKHEAD   Elizabeth CORNISH 
3
 Arlas BIRCKHEAD    
 b. 18 Nov 1619      Capt. Capt. Christopher BIRCKHEAD   Elizabeth CORNISH 
4
 Christopher BIRCKHEAD    
 b. 20 Sep 1620   d. 26 May 1676   Capt. Capt. Christopher BIRCKHEAD   Elizabeth CORNISH 
5
 Richard BIRCKHEAD    
 b. 5 Aug 1622      Capt. Capt. Christopher BIRCKHEAD   Elizabeth CORNISH 
6
 Sarah BIRCKHEAD    
 b. 14 Mar 1623      Capt. Capt. Christopher BIRCKHEAD   Elizabeth CORNISH 
7
 Elizabeth BIRCKHEAD    
 b. 27 Apr 1625      Capt. Capt. Christopher BIRCKHEAD   Elizabeth CORNISH 
8
 Margaret BIRCKHEAD    
 b. 3 Apr 1628      Capt. Capt. Christopher BIRCKHEAD   Elizabeth CORNISH 
9
 Susanna BIRCKHEAD    
 b. 20 Jun 1630      Capt. Capt. Christopher BIRCKHEAD   Elizabeth CORNISH 
10
 Gyles BIRCKHEAD    
 b. 3 Oct 1632      Capt. Capt. Christopher BIRCKHEAD   Elizabeth CORNISH 
11
 Abraham BIRCKHEAD    
 b. 2 Aug 1635   d. 1685   Capt. Capt. Christopher BIRCKHEAD   Elizabeth CORNISH 

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