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| Margaret (79-33) de Louvaine 1 2 | |
| Also Known As: Margaret de Lorraine |
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She was Margaret de Louvaine or Lorraine, and the widow of Sir Richard Chamberlain of Sherbourne, OXF, and of Cotes. The only sister of an only brother, she heired him, and brought his properties to her husbands, with the latter of whom they remained, for his family. The father of Sir Nichols and Margaret, was also Sir Nicholas, and he had married the widow (i.e. Margaret de Bereford) of Sir John de Pulteney of Offspring, Kent, held by 'a yearly rose', getting Offspring and other estates with her. Sir John de Pulteney was lord mayor of London, and gained also high political fame. Penshurst, in Kent, he got the priviledge of embattling for his residence as a baron of the kingdom. It was he who by wit, or by being the cause of it in others, made roses, red and white, peaceful and bloody, current in English mouths.
("The Sinclairs of England")
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