Anne Gobard
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Anne Gobard
Summary
Anne Gobard is a human[1]. She died on January 1, 1675[2].
Key Facts
- Anne Gobard died on January 1, 1675[2].
- Anne Gobard's father was John Gobert[3].
- Anne Gobard's mother was Lucia Smith[4].
- Anne Gobard was married to Thomas Legh[5].
- Among Anne Gobard's spouses was Alexander Rigby[6].
- Among Anne Gobard's spouses was Sir John Booth[7].
- A child of Anne Gobard was Mary Legh[8].
- A child of Anne Gobard was Anne Legh[9].
- A child of Anne Gobard was Lieut. Thomas Legh, of Adlington[10].
- Anne Gobard is recorded as female[11].
- Anne Gobard's instance of is recorded as human[12].
- Anne Gobard's family name is recorded as Gobard[13].
- Anne Gobard's family name is recorded as Legh[14].
- Anne Gobard's given name is recorded as Anne[15].
- Anne Gobard's date of burial or cremation is recorded as February 12, 1676[16].
Body
Origins and Family
Anne Gobard's father was John Gobert[3]. Her mother was Lucia Smith[4].
Personal Life
Spouses include Thomas Legh[5], 1593–1644[17]; Alexander Rigby[6], a politician[18], 1594–1650[19], of Kingdom of England[20]; and Sir John Booth[7], 1610–1678[21]. Children include Mary Legh[8], Anne Legh[9], and Lieut. Thomas Legh, of Adlington[10].
Death and Burial
Anne Gobard died on January 1, 1675[2].
FAQs
Who were Anne Gobard's parents?
Anne Gobard's father was John Gobert[3]. Anne Gobard's mother was Lucia Smith[4].
Who was Anne Gobard married to?
Anne Gobard's spouses include Thomas Legh[5], Alexander Rigby[6], and Sir John Booth[7].