Joan Colshull
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Joan Colshull
Summary
Joan Colshull is a human[1]. She died on 1497[2].
Key Facts
- Joan Colshull died on 1497[2].
- Burial took place at Birtsmorton[3].
- Joan Colshull's father was John Colshull[4].
- Joan Colshull's mother was Anne Challons[5].
- Among Joan Colshull's spouses was Sir Renfrey Arundell[6].
- Joan Colshull was married to John Nanfan[7].
- Among Joan Colshull's spouses was Sir William Houghton[8].
- A child of Joan Colshull was Humphrey Arundell[9].
- A child of Joan Colshull was John Arundell[10].
- A child of Joan Colshull was Dorothy|Elizabeth Arundell[11].
- A child of Joan Colshull was Elizabeth Arundell[12].
- A child of Joan Colshull was Isabel Nanfan (Nanfant)[13].
- Joan Colshull is recorded as female[14].
- Joan Colshull's instance of is recorded as human[15].
- Joan Colshull's given name is recorded as Joan[16].
Body
Origins and Family
Joan Colshull's father was John Colshull[4]. Her mother was Anne Challons[5].
Personal Life
Spouses include Sir Renfrey Arundell[6], b. 1396[17]; John Nanfan[7]; and Sir William Houghton[8]. Children include Humphrey Arundell[9]; John Arundell[10], a Catholic priest[18], 1435–1504[19]; Dorothy|Elizabeth Arundell[11]; Elizabeth Arundell[12]; and Isabel Nanfan (Nanfant)[13].
Death and Burial
Joan Colshull died on 1497[2]. Burial took place at Birtsmorton[3].
FAQs
Who were Joan Colshull's parents?
Joan Colshull's father was John Colshull[4]. Joan Colshull's mother was Anne Challons[5].
Who was Joan Colshull married to?
Joan Colshull's spouses include Sir Renfrey Arundell[6], John Nanfan[7], and Sir William Houghton[8].