Thomas Angell, Esq.
1565–c. 1676 · Male
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Family
Parents
- Father: Thomas Angell I 1509–1581
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- Mother: Annes Morden (Nicholl) Angell Harbye 1520–1575
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Wife: Elizabeth Arnold 1574–1638 Unconfirmed evidence: show why
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- Daughter: Anna Angell 1589–1624
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Life events
| Name | Thomas Angell, Esq. (the family tree records Thomas Angell Esq The Fishmonger to Queen Elizabeth I King James I and King Charles I) |
|---|---|
| Born | 30 JAN 1565, Northamptonshire, Northamptonshire, England, United Kingdom Unconfirmed evidence: show why |
| Died | ABT 1676, Peakirk, Northamptonshire, England, United Kingdom Unconfirmed evidence: show whyWhy: The tree gives about 1676 for Thomas Angell's death, which would mean living to about 111, and no record in the tree supports it. The birth year fits the family (the first child listed was born in 1589), so the death year is the likely error. Review: assessed 10-12-2026. |
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