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Dame Margaret Ward Norton 1459–1520 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 1459

Birth Location: Yorkshire, England

Death Date: 1520

Death Location: Yorkshire, England

Father: Sir Givendale

Mother: Joan Stapleton

Spouse(s): Sir Knight

Children(s):

The story of Dame Margaret Ward Norton began in 1459 in Yorkshire, England. Dame Margaret Ward Norton married Sir John Norton Knight, and had children including Dame Jane Johanna Norton Mallory. Dame Margaret Ward Norton passed away in 1520 in Yorkshire, England.

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Biography

  • The story of Dame Margaret Ward Norton began in 1459 in Yorkshire, England.
  • Dame Margaret Ward Norton married Sir John Norton Knight, and had children including Dame Jane Johanna Norton Mallory.
  • Dame Margaret Ward Norton passed away in 1520 in Yorkshire, England.

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Children(s)

Dame Norton's Ancestors

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Dame Norton
1459–1520
Birth Place: Yorkshire, England
Parents
Sir Roger Ward, Knight, of Givendale
1430–1472
Givendale, Yorkshire, England
Joan (Tunstall) Stapleton
1431–1508
Tunstall, Thurland, Lancashire, England
Grandparents
Sir (Thomas Tunstall, Knight, of) Thurland
1380–1431
Thurland Castle, Thurland, Lancashire, England (United Kingdom)
Great-Grandparents
Sir Tunstall
1358–1415
Isabella Turnstall
1364–1414
2nd-Great-Grandparents
William Tunstall
1336–1387
Ales Tunstall
1338–1380

Dame Norton's Timeline

2 Records

1459
1459
Birth of Dame Margaret Ward Norton in Yorkshire, England
Yorkshire, England
1520
1520
Age 61
Death of Dame Margaret Ward Norton in Yorkshire, England
Yorkshire, England

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 1459
    Event Place: Yorkshire, England

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 1520
    Event Place: Yorkshire, England

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