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immigrant flag male ancestor  Clement  BRIGGS

Born
abt. 1587 ,  Southwark, England
Died
abt. 1648 ,  Weymouth, Massachusetts Bay Colony
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John BRIGGSRachel MARTEN
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Born: abt. 1587 in Southwark, England

Father: John BRIGGS
Mother: Rachel MARTEN


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Clement  married  Joan ALLEN .  The couple had (at least) 1 child.
Joan ALLEN  was born abt. 1602 in Weymouth, Dorset, England.  Joan died abt. 1639 in Weymouth, Massachusetts Bay Colony.  Joan was the child of George ALLEN and Katherine STARKE DAVIS.

Clement BRIGGS died abt. 1648 in Weymouth, Massachusetts Bay Colony.
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Clement BRIGGS married immigrant flag female ancestor Joan ALLEN
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Joan ALLEN was the child of George ALLEN and Katherine STARKE DAVIS

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Invention 1591 - The flush toilet is invented (Sir John Harington, England)
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Invention 1609 - Galileo's telescope is invented (Galileo, Italy)
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