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Ursula Wakeman , in religion Ursula of All Saints.
Born: in Gloucs.
Died: 1 Jan 1650.

father: Edward Wakeman Esq of Beckford, Gloucs
mother: Mary Cotton of Warblington, Hants

Carmelites

She was the sister of Teresa Wakeman , Anna Wakeman, Catherine Wakeman, Dorothy Wakeman , Lucy Carew , Elizabeth Wakeman.
She was the niece of Chrysogona Marie Wakeman , Margarette Cotton.
She was the cousin of Chrysogona Badger.

Sources: Antwerp Annals: 493-8, 516.

Family tree (Giffard of Chillington)
Family tree (Shelley of Michelgrove-Cotton of Warblington)
Family tree (Wakeman)

Notes:

Check. Dates do not seem to fit well with those alleged to be her sisters. However, since there seem to have been seven sisters in all, probably from an extensive family since there ages span about 20 years, the dates become less troublesome.

Ursula was the name of Edward Wakeman's mother.