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Philip Darcy 1225–1264 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: abt 1225

Birth Location: Nocton, LS, GBR

Death Date: bef 28 May 1264

Death Location: Nocton, LS, GBR

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Spouse(s): Isabella Bertram

Children(s): Norman Darcy

Philip Darcy was born in 1225 in Nocton, LS, GBR, the child of Norman Darcy And Agnes. Philip Darcy married Isabella Bertram, and had children including Norman Darcy. Philip Darcy passed away in 1264 in Nocton, LS, GBR.

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Biography

  • Philip Darcy was born in 1225 in Nocton, LS, GBR, the child of Norman Darcy And Agnes.
  • Philip Darcy married Isabella Bertram, and had children including Norman Darcy.
  • Philip Darcy passed away in 1264 in Nocton, LS, GBR.

Immediate Family

Parents

Spouses(s)

Isabella Bertram
1246–1281
Birth Location: –
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Children(s)

Norman Darcy
–1296
Birth Location: –
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Philip Darcy's Ancestors

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Philip Darcy
1225–1264
Birth Place: Nocton, LS, GBR
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Philip Darcy's Descendants

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Philip Darcy (abt 1225–bef 28 May 1264) m. Isabella Bertram (aft 1246–1281)
  1. 1. Norman Darcy –1296
    1. 1. Sir (Philip) Darcy 1259–1333
      1. 1. Juliane Darcy 1285–1350 m. Sir (John) Limbury 1282–1340
        1. 1. Eleanor Limbury 1320– m. Sir (Nicholas de) Bernake 1315–

Philip Darcy's Timeline

2 Records

1225
abt 1225
Birth of Philip Darcy in Nocton, LS, GBR
Nocton, LS, GBR
1264
bef 28 May 1264
Age 39
Death of Philip Darcy in Nocton, LS, GBR
Nocton, LS, GBR

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: abt 1225
    Event Place: Nocton, LS, GBR

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: bef 28 May 1264
    Event Place: Nocton, LS, GBR
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