John Bigg

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name
John Bigg
aka
[John Bigge]
sex
male
access
public
summary
Clothier of Cranbrook, Kent, probably buried there in 1605. Probably the husband of Rachel Martin, married at Tenterden in 1583, and the father of Patience (Bigg) Foster, Smallhope and John.
buried
date
13 Aug 1605
place
Cranbrook, Kent, England
basis
compiled
confidence
probable
sources
[online-tree-pane-joyce]
spouses
id
rachel-martin-1565
married
date
14 Sept 1583
place
Tenterden, Kent, England
basis
compiled
confidence
probable
sources
[online-tree-pane-joyce]
basis
compiled
confidence
probable
sources
[online-tree-pane-joyce]

Clothier, of Cranbrook (Pane-Joyce; Waters, Gleanings 1). His children include Smallhope (bp. 1585), Patience (bp. 1588), Elizabeth (bp. 1590) and John (bp. 1602) (Pane-Joyce). Smallhope and John grew rich as clothiers; their wills of 1638 and 1641/2 left large sums to the family in New England (Waters, Gleanings 1:21-23).

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  2. name: John Bigg
  3. aka: [John Bigge]
  4. sex: male
  5. access: public
  6. summary: >-
  7. Clothier of Cranbrook, Kent, probably buried there in 1605. Probably the husband of Rachel
  8. Martin, married at Tenterden in 1583, and the father of Patience (Bigg) Foster, Smallhope and
  9. John.
  10. buried:
  11. date: 13 Aug 1605
  12. place: Cranbrook, Kent, England
  13. basis: compiled
  14. confidence: probable
  15. sources: [online-tree-pane-joyce]
  16. spouses:
  17. - id: rachel-martin-1565
  18. married:
  19. date: 14 Sept 1583
  20. place: Tenterden, Kent, England
  21. basis: compiled
  22. confidence: probable
  23. sources: [online-tree-pane-joyce]
  24. basis: compiled
  25. confidence: probable
  26. sources: [online-tree-pane-joyce]
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  29. Clothier, of Cranbrook (Pane-Joyce; Waters, *Gleanings* 1). His children include
  30. Smallhope (bp. 1585), Patience (bp. 1588), Elizabeth (bp. 1590) and John (bp. 1602)
  31. (Pane-Joyce). Smallhope and John grew rich as clothiers; their wills of 1638 and 1641/2
  32. left large sums to the family in New England (Waters, *Gleanings* 1:21-23).
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