Paternal Family Tree: Borlase
In 1589 William Borlase was born to William Borlase of Little Marlow [aged 25].
On 22nd June 1604 William Borlase [aged 15] matriculated Magdalen College, Oxford University.
In 1614 William Borlase [aged 25] was elected MP Wycombe.
On 5th September 1617 William Borlase [aged 28] was knighted at Warwick, Warwickshire [Map].
Before 21st August 1619 William Borlase [aged 30] and Jane Popham were married.
On 21st August 1619 [his son] John Borlase 1st Baronet was born to William Borlase [aged 30] and [his wife] Jane Popham at Littlecote House. He married 4th December 1637 Alice Bankes Lady Borlase and had issue.
On 15th October 1620 [his son] William Borlase was born to William Borlase [aged 31] and [his wife] Jane Popham at Littlecote House. He married before 1660 Joanna Bankes and had issue.
In or before 1628 Thomas Luttrell [aged 44] and [his wife] Jane Popham were married.
In 1628 William Borlase [aged 39] was elected MP Wycombe.
On 4th September 1629 [his father] William Borlase of Little Marlow [aged 65] died. He was buried on 10th September 1629.
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On 15th December 1630 William Borlase [aged 41] died.
In 1668 [his former wife] Jane Popham died.
[his daughter] Ann Borlase was born to William Borlase and Jane Popham at Littlecote House. She married Arthur Warren of Stapleford in Nottinghamshire and had issue.
Grandfather: John Borlase of Buckinghamshire
father: William Borlase of Little Marlow