Abraham SHAW
Born: 11/14/1585, Halifax, West Yorkshire, England
Died: 10/10/1638, Dedham, Massachusetts Bay Colony
Died: 10/10/1638, Dedham, Massachusetts Bay Colony
Married: Elizabeth Bridgette BEST
Thomas, Jr.
SHAW
Born
1/30/1563
,
Calderdale, West Yorkshire, England
Died
05/15/1600
,
Calderdale, West Yorkshire, England
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Elizabeth LONGBOTHAM was the child of Brian LONGBOTHAM and Alice MAWD
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Elizabeth LONGBOTHAM was the child of Brian LONGBOTHAM and Alice MAWD
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Birth — 15631/30/1563
Calderdale, West Yorkshire, England
1565 - The pencil is invented (Conrad Gessner (Gesner), Switzerland) - In 1565, Swiss naturalist Conrad Gessner is credited with inventing the pencil. He described a writing instrument consisting of a wooden holder enclosing a core of graphite, which was used for writing and drawing.1585 Birth of ChildAbraham SHAW was born 11/14/1585, Halifax, West Yorkshire, England
Thomas, Jr. was 22 years old.
Death — 160005/15/1600
Calderdale, West Yorkshire, England
He died at the age of 37.
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