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Marsly

14 named individuals sharing the Marsly surname-sound, across 59 entries. This grouping clusters spelling variants that sound alike; it may include distinct families that happen to share a sound, and it cannot merge unrelated spellings of one family (e.g. Bello Campo/Beauchamp), treat it as a research aid, not an assertion of kinship.

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Spellings in this family: “Marcel” · “Marcell” · “Marcello” · “Marcely” · “Marcilii” · “Marocello” · “Marosel” · “Marsayle” · “Marsly” · “Marssall”

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Family timeline (1253 to 1437, well-attested members)

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John Marcel 1293
1327
Anthony Marocello 1321
1327
Thomas Marcely 1307
1327
Thomas Marsly 1354
1354
Alan Marcell 1328
1328
Geoffrey Marcel 1437
1437
Peter de Marcello 1342
1342
Ralph Marsly 1354
1354
Walter Marcilii 1253
1253

span of activity · one entry · entry under another married name · inferred (named through a relative)

Members by forename (medieval families reuse names; date order separates the generations)

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John ×4

  • John Marcel · 1293-09-11 – 1327-05-08 · 8 entries · 4 spellings, probably one person; click to separate

Anthony ×2

Thomas ×2

Alan ×1

Geoffrey ×1

Peter ×1

Ralph ×1

Walter ×1

William ×1

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