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Ann Courtney [1]. Christening 10 MAR 1568 Brottonin, Cornwall, England (An alternate birth date has been seen).
Anne COURTENAY[2]
Married: Gilbert HOLCOMBE (son of Thomas Holcombe and Margaret Threturffe) 1600, Votten, Cornwall, England
Children:
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Categories: DNA AOI 202210 | Votten, Cornwall | Ladock, Cornwall | Brottonin, Cornwall
edited by Clare Bromley III
The Holcombe genealogy appears to cite no sources at all, and as such can hardly be considered reliable, and I'm not sure where Brottonin in Cornwall is meant to be, as there is definitely no parish by that name. Perhaps it's a manor?
According to Vivian's version of the Visitation, the Peter Courtenay of Landrake wrote a will on 16 Dec 1605 which was proved in Archdeacon's Court of Cornwall on 28 May 1606. If we could find that, it might give a clearer indication of whether Anne was his daughter?