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1541

Born

10^th Nov 1564

Married

1570

Birth of a son

Henry in the Parish of Chevening, Kent

IGI - Family Search
Batch C13098-1

1572

Birth of a daughter

Anne in the Parish of Chevening, Kent

IGI - Family Search
Batch C13098-1

1573

Birth of a son

George (Gregory) in the Parish of Chevening, Kent

IGI - Family Search
Batch C13098-1

1574

Birth of a daughter

Mary in the Parish of Chevening, Kent

IGI - Family Search
Batch C13098-1

1593 to 1611

History

At Chevening church

 

Gregory [Fiennes] … died without issue in 1593; when his sister Margaret, who was married to Sampson Lennard, Esq., of Chevening in Kent, inherited his estates, and was recognised as Baroness Dacre by a commission in 1604. This Sampson Lennard, who is mentioned with much regard by Camden in his 'Britannia,' as a person of great worth and politeness, and the Lady Dacre his wife, lived much at Herstmonceux, where they were remarkable for their noble housekeeping and splendid hospitality; they embellished the castle with costly chimney-pieces, ornamented, according to the fashion of the times, with their armorial bearings, and erected the grand staircase. They had seven sons and six daughters, and are buried in Chevening church, under a noble monument, on which are both their effigies in full size, with their children kneeling round.

16^th Mar 1611/12

Died