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Personal data Christian Lady of Holway Orchard, Baroness Cary 

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Household of Christian Lady of Holway Orchard, Baroness Cary

She is married to Phillip Sir Knight of Cockington Cary.

They got married in the year 1436 at Holway, Devon, England, she was 32 years old.


Child(ren):

  2. Christian Cary  1438-1468

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Christian Lady of Holway Orchard, Baroness Cary

Christian Lady of Holway Orchard, Baroness Cary
1404-1472

1436

Phillip Sir Knight of Cockington Cary
1400-1437

William (Sir Knight Clovelly Cockington Devon)) Cary
1437-1471
Christian Cary
1438-1468

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