Kirk Hess
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https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Regicides_of_Charles_I
(It seems there's also a space-page project, if you were interested: Regicides of King Charles I.)
Cheers, Liz
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Regards Rose St.Leger-May
However, she's not mentioned in his will so my guess is if she existed and married Sir Thomas Melbourne (who I can't verify exists), she prob. died before her father w/o any issue.
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I find that information for William Salisbury in Massachusetts as a herder and a 3rd rate citizen but took that to mean he did not pay his own passage and had no lands granted to him from the crown and was not a part of the Plymouth colony population.
Thank you so much as I cant find it on my own. Patti Hewlett Salsbury Family Line
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