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Margaret D'Angers, Holder of Mylor by inheritance.
Daughter of James D'Angers. The supplied history states that Mylor fell to her, that she married David Renaudin, and that she died without issue.
View historical person →Margaret de Abenhall, Hereditary holder of Abenhall Manor
Dates: Heir of Ralph de Abenhall; active in the mid 14th century
Daughter and heir of Ralph de Abenhall who brought the manor into the Greyndour family through her marriage to Lawrence Greyndour.
View historical person →Margaret de Askeby, widow of Robert de Askeby
Dates: fl. 1324
A medieval landholder who held one quarter of Ainstable after the Askeby purchase from Andrew de Harcla.
View historical person →Margaret de Clare, Countess of Cornwall, daughter of Gilbert de Clare, 7th Earl of Hertford and Gloucester
Dates: c. 1293–1342
An English noblewoman of the de Clare family who married Piers Gaveston in 1307 and was identified in contemporary usage as Countess of Cornwall through that marriage.
View historical person →Margaret de Clare, Baroness Badlesmere, widow of Bartholomew de Badlesmere
Dates: c. 1?–1333
Noblewoman who held the reversionary life interest in Stert after the death and forfeiture of her husband, Bartholomew de Badlesmere.
View historical person →Margaret de Gatesden and John de Cameys, John de Cameys was a knight
Dates: Margaret held Stockholt in 1279; John de Cameys died by 1299 according to wider biographical evidence, but that date is not needed to establish the manor holding
Margaret, daughter and heir of John de Gatesden, held Stockholt jointly with her husband John de Cameys in 1279.
View historical person →Margaret de Multon, Heiress of Thomas de Multon
Dates: fl. 1313
The only daughter and heiress of Thomas de Multon, who died in 1313; she married Ranulph de Dacre, Lord Dacre of the North.
View historical person →Margaret de Quincy, Widow of John de Lacy, daughter and heir of Robert de Quincy
Dates: fl. 1240s
Margaret de Quincy was the widow of John de Lacy and an heiress of the Quincy family. The Ingoldmells property was held by her second husband Walter Marshal…
View historical person →Margaret de Somery, Dudley heiress
Dates: fl. early 14th century
Inherited the Dudley estates and held Lower Penn in her own right before marrying John de Sutton I.
View historical person →Margaret de Stafford
Dates: fl. 1338
Wife of John de Stafford and joint grantee of Bedcote under William de Stafford's 1338 grant.
View historical person →Margaret Dixton
Dates: Died 1412
Joint holder of Dixton Manor with her husband John Dixton until her death in 1412.
View historical person →Margaret Elizabeth Ida Fraser Spencer-Stanhope, Heir of Cannon Hall, assumed the name Spencer-Stanhope by Royal Licence in 1945
Dates: 20th century
Daughter and heir of John Montague Spencer-Stanhope. She assumed the name Spencer-Stanhope by Royal Licence in 1945 and married Rear-Admiral the Hon. George Fraser, DSO, RN.
View historical person →Margaret FitzAlan, Coheir of Thomas FitzAlan, Earl of Arundel
Dates: 14th–15th century
Sister and coheir of Thomas FitzAlan, whose estates passed to her and her sisters in 1415 according to the registry record.
View historical person →Margaret Howard, Wife of Sir Thomas Arundell of Wardour, member of the Howard family
Dates: fl. 1530s–1550s
Margaret Howard was the wife and widow of Sir Thomas Arundell of Wardour and a member of the Howard family. The registry records that Queen Mary returned Donhead…
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