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Will of Sir Robert Jermyn of
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Horringer, Suffolk and had at least two sons, including
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His wife, Judith Blagge, Lady Jermyn of Boxted Hall, by
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39:Sir Ambrose Jermyn
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103:Sir George Blagge
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