| Relationship to me: | unrelated |
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| Born | 1366 | |
| Died | 1400 | |
| Age | 34 | |
| Father: | John Mowbray, Lord Mowbray 4th | d. 1368 |
| Mother: | Baroness Elizabeth Seagrave | 1338 - c1368 |
| Brothers: | ||
| Sisters: | ||
| Married: | (1) Elizabeth Strange, March 15, 1382 | |
| (2) Elizabeth D'Arundelle Fitzalan, m. 1384 | 1366 - 1425 | |
| Children: | (2) Margaret de Mowbray (eldest daughter and co-heir) | 1387 - 1425 |
| Elizabeth Mowbray | ||
| Isabel Mowbray |
In Oct 2020, Gay Brennan established that the Wyndhams are not ancestors of the Newmans as used to be thought. See note on Dinah Wyndam's page.
Ealier notes from Jerry Gandolfo:
Thomas Mowbray, Duke of Norfolk: Acceded:
September 29, 1397. Lord Segrave, Earl of Nottingham, Lord Mowbray 6th.
The two daughters eventually became the two co-heirs of the Dukedom of Norfolk.
The Complete Peerage conflicts with itself on which was the elder daughter.
Under Ferrers Vol.V, p357 it says that Isabel was the eldest, but under
Norfolk Vol. IX, page.610 note c it says that Margaret was probably older
as her son inherited the title.
Sources: Hand-written
notes from an unknown source passed down from Harold Ernest Montague
Newman
Ancestry.com