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Ancestry report for M. C. Ashby, daughter of Richard Ashby and Elizabeth Ashby

Generation No. 1
1. M. C. Ashby was the daughter of (2) Richard Ashby and (3) Elizabeth Ashby. She was born 1686 at Newhaven, Sussex; christened 12^th Dec 1686 at Newhaven, Sussex

Generation No. 2
2. Richard Ashby He was born c 1660
He married Elizabeth on c 1680. She was born c 1660. They had the following children:
i	Mary who was born 1685 Newhaven, Sussex; christened 8^th Dec 1685 Newhaven, Sussex
ii	M. C. who was born 1686 Newhaven, Sussex; christened 12^th Dec 1686 Newhaven, Sussex
iii	Mary who was born 1688 Newhaven, Sussex; christened 8^th Apr 1688 Newhaven, Sussex
iv	Mary who was born 1688 Newhaven, Sussex; christened 8^th Apr 1688 Newhaven, Sussex

3. Elizabeth Ashby She was born c 1660
She married Richard Ashby on c 1680. He was born c 1660. They had the following children:
i	Mary who was born 1685 Newhaven, Sussex; christened 8^th Dec 1685 Newhaven, Sussex
ii	M. C. who was born 1686 Newhaven, Sussex; christened 12^th Dec 1686 Newhaven, Sussex
iii	Mary who was born 1688 Newhaven, Sussex; christened 8^th Apr 1688 Newhaven, Sussex
iv	Mary who was born 1688 Newhaven, Sussex; christened 8^th Apr 1688 Newhaven, Sussex

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