Born [location unknown]
Ancestors 
Daughter of William Hulton Esquire
and Katherine (Hyde) Radcliffe
Sister of
Adam Hulton gent, George Nowell [half], Ralph Nowell [half], Henry Nowell [half] and Penelope Nowell [half]
Wife of
George Rigby
— married
1630 in Peel, Lancashire, England
Descendants 
Mother of
Alice (Rigby) Kenyon
Died
at about age 46
[location unknown]
Profile last modified
| Created 3 Nov 2013
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Biography
Beatrice was born in 1602. She was the daughter of William Hulton Esquire and Katherine (Hyde) Radcliffe.
Beatrice died at the age of about 46 in 1648.
Sources
- My Heritage Website Text: Kent Gibbs Family tree Heatons of healy family tree
Acknowledgments
- Profile Hulton-107 was created through the import of Elliott Bleakley Tree.ged on Nov 1, 2013 by Wayne Elliott.
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