Name Info

Mrs. KATHERINE HOUGHTON ?1575 EN to 1595-1665 ?EN

Search.........Person
PAF-ID.........09005665
Gender.........female
Status.........deceased
Age............20y0m0d
Last-Marital...married
Fam-Group......MOORE
Fam-ID.........HOUGHTON
Citizenship....foreign

#Marriages.....1
#Divorces......0
#Sources.......2
#Events........1
#Images:.......1
#Comments......0
#Siblings......0
#Children......1

Person-Type....S
Immigrant?.....no
Immig-Known?...no
Parent?........mother
Spouse?........wife
Sibling?.......sister
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Twin...........no
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Ancestor.......double ancestor
RelatedToMe....10XGreat;10XGreat
Gen-#..........13;14
Ahn-#..........00000005665;00000011505
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Spouse(s) and Children
  1. Marriage: 1592 England
  2. Spouse: JOHN HOUGHTON, male, born:1573 England, died:1618 (45y3m22d) Eaton Bray, Bedfordshire county, England, Anc:2, #SrcDocs:3
  3. ..Child: JOHN HOUGHTON, male, born:1593 Eaton Bray, Bedfordshire county, England, died:1629-1683 (36y0m0d) ?Bedfordshire county, England, Anc:2, Dad:JOHN HOUGHTON, Mom:KATHERINE HOUGHTON, #SrcDocs:6

Events
Birth
: ?1575 y0m0d, Pendleton, Lancashire county, England
Married
: ?1592 , Age:17y0m0d, England, Role:bride
Death
: 1595-1665, Age:20y0m0d, ?England

Places In
Pendleton, Lancashire county, England

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Z__0001 - Map of Counties of England


Sources
Book Colonial Families of USA, G.N. Mackenzie, 1966
Letters from Jim Gunderson, Seattle WA, 1995

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Historical
1575: Japan - Oda Nobunaga finally captures Nagashima fortress in Japan
1576: Spain, Netherlands - Sack of Antwerp by badly paid Spanish soldiers
1577-1580: globe - Francis Drake circles the world
1578: Netherlands, Spain - Battle of Alcazarquivir, King Sebastian of Portugal is killed
1579: Netherlands, Spain - The Union of Arras unifies the southern Netherlands, a foundation for the later states of the Spanish Netherlands, the Austrian Netherlands and Belgium
1579: Netherlands - The Union of Utrecht unifies the northern Netherlands, a foundation for the later Dutch Republic
1580: Netherlands, Spain - Royal reception after his attacks on Spanish possessions, influences Philip II of Spain to build up the Spanish Armada, English ships in Spanish harbours are Impounded
1580: Spain, Portugal - Spain unifies with Portugal under Philip II, the struggle for the throne of Portugal ends the Portuguese Empire, the Spanish and Portuguese crowns are united for 60 years, ie until 1640
1582: Italy - Pope Gregory XIII Issues the Gregorian calendar, It took several centuries before being adoped by most all non-Catholic countries but It is still in use world wide today
1582: Russia - Yermak Timofeyevich conquers the Siberia Khanate on behalf of the Stroganovs
1584-1585: Netherlands - After the Siege of Antwerp, many of Its merchants flee to Amsterdam
1585-1604: Spain, New World - The Anglo-Spanish War is fought on both sides of the Atlantic
1585: United States - in Roanoke, Virginia, the first English colony in America, is born the first white baby, Virginia Dare
1587: England - Queen Elizabeth authorizes the execution of Mary, Queen of Scots, for allegedly plotting against her
1588: England, Spain - England (with help from the weather) defeats the Spanish Armada
1589: Spain, England - Spain repulses the English Armada
1590: United States - Roanoke, Virginia "disappears", becoming "The Lost Colony"
1591: Morocco, Mali - In Mali, Moroccan forces of the Sultan Ahmad al-Mansur led by Judar Pasha defeat the Songhai Empire at the Battle of Tondibi
1591: Poland, Russia - Gazi Giray leads a huge Tatar/Tartar expedition against Moscow
1592-1593: England - John Stow reports 10,675 plague deaths in London, a city of approximately 200,000 people
1592-1598: Korea, China, Japan - Korea, with the help of Ming Dynasty China, repels two Japanese Invasions
1593-1606: Austria, Turkey - The Long War between the Habsburg monarchy and the Ottoman Turks