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Lady Margaret De Multon Baroness Dacre 1300–1361 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 20 Jul 1300

Birth Location: Mulgrave Castle, Yorkshire, England

Death Date: 10 Dec 1361

Death Location: Bostock, Cheshire, England

Father: Sir Moulton

Mother: Lady Moulton

Spouse(s): Randolph Dacre

Children(s): Hugh Dacre

In 1300, Lady Margaret De Multon Baroness Dacre entered the world in Mulgrave Castle, Yorkshire, England, born to Sir Thomas V De Multon Moulton And Lady Eleanor De Burgh Countess Moulton. Lady Margaret De Multon Baroness Dacre married Randolph De Dacre, and had children including Hugh 4Th Lord Dacre De Dacre. Lady Margaret De Multon Baroness Dacre passed away in 1361 in Bostock, Cheshire, England.

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Biography

  • In 1300, Lady Margaret De Multon Baroness Dacre entered the world in Mulgrave Castle, Yorkshire, England, born to Sir Thomas V De Multon Moulton And Lady Eleanor De Burgh Countess Moulton.
  • Lady Margaret De Multon Baroness Dacre married Randolph De Dacre, and had children including Hugh 4Th Lord Dacre De Dacre.
  • Lady Margaret De Multon Baroness Dacre passed away in 1361 in Bostock, Cheshire, England.

Immediate Family

Parents

Sir Moulton
1282–1321
Birth Location: Burgh On Sands, Cumberland, England
SM
Lady Moulton
1282–1324
Birth Location: Belfast, Antrim, (Ulster?), Ireland
LM

Spouses(s)

Randolph Dacre
1290–1339
Birth Location: Haworth Castle, Yorkshire, England
RD

Children(s)

Hugh Dacre
1335–1383
Birth Location: Castle Gilsland, Dacre, Cumberlandshire, England
HD

Lady Dacre's Ancestors

Self
Lady Dacre
1300–1361
Birth Place: Mulgrave Castle, Yorkshire, England
Parents
Sir Thomas V De Multon Moulton
1282–1321
Burgh On Sands, Cumberland, England
Lady (Eleanor De Burgh Countess) Moulton
1282–1324
Belfast, Antrim, (Ulster?), Ireland
Grandparents
Sir (Thomas De Lucy De) Multon
1250–1287
Egremont, Cumberland, England
Lady (Emoine Edmunda Le) Botiller
1255–1285
Castle Arklow, Wicklow, County Leinster, Ireland
Richard (The Red de) Burgh
1259–1326
Plantation of Ulster, Donegal, Ulster, Ireland
Margaret (de) Guines
1264–1304
Guînes, Pas-de-Calais, Nord-Pas-de-Calais, France
Great-Grandparents
Thomas Multon
1225–1294
John Verdun
1226–1274
Margaret Lacy
1226–1256
WALTER BURGH
1232–1271
Aveline FitzJohn
1232–1274
Sir Burgh
1236–1279
Cecilia Baliol
1240–1289
2nd-Great-Grandparents
Lambert Egremont
1200–1246
Amabel Lucy
1208–1231
Theobald Butler
1201–1230
Rohese Verdon
1204–1247
Gilbert Lacy
1206–1230
Isabel Bigod
1222–1239
RICHARD Burgh
1194–1242
Egidia Lacy
1205–1239
John Fitzgeoffrey
1215–1258
Isabel Bigod
1222–1239
John Burgh
1210–1248
Hawise Lanvaley
1214–1269
King Baliol
1212–1268
Dervorgilla Galloway
1218–1290

Lady Dacre's Descendants

1.
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Lady (Margaret De Multon Baroness) Dacre (20 Jul 1300–10 Dec 1361) m. Randolph (de) Dacre (abt 1290–Bef 20 Apr 1339)
  1. 1. Hugh (4th Lord Dacre de) Dacre 1335–1383 m. Elizabeth Maxwell 1335–1369
    1. 1. William (Baron Dacre of Gilsland de) Dacre 1357–1399 m. Lady (Joan Douglas Baroness) Dacre 1360–1395
      1. 1. Thomas (5th Baron de) Dacre 1387–1458 m. Lady (Phillippa De Neville, Baroness) Dacre 1386–1453
        1. 1. Thomas Dacre 1410–1458 m. Lady (Elizabeth Clavering Baroness De Acre) Bowett 1405–1434

Lady Dacre's Timeline

2 Records

1300
20 Jul 1300
Birth of Lady Margaret De Multon Baroness Dacre in Mulgrave Castle, Yorkshire, England
Mulgrave Castle, Yorkshire, England
1361
10 Dec 1361
Age 61
Death of Lady Margaret De Multon Baroness Dacre in Bostock, Cheshire, England
Bostock, Cheshire, England

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 20 Jul 1300
    Event Place: Mulgrave Castle, Yorkshire, England

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 10 Dec 1361
    Event Place: Bostock, Cheshire, England
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