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Margaret Godolphin (2 de agosto de 1652-9 de septiembre de 1678, también conocida como Margaret Blagge) fue dama de honor de la corte real británica. Escogió a John Evelyn como mentor, quien fue el autor de su posteriormente conocida biografía. Biografía. Margaret Godolphin, posiblemente por Mary Beale.
Margaret Godolphin (née Blagge; 2 August 1652 – 9 September 1678) was a British courtier. She chose John Evelyn as a mentor and died after childbirth. His account of her life was not published until 1847. Life. Margaret Blagge was probably born in London on 2 August 1652 to the Royalist Colonel Thomas Blagge and his wife.
Margaret Godolphin (2 de agosto de 1652-9 de septiembre de 1678, también conocida como Margaret Blagge) fue dama de honor de la corte real británica. Escogió a John Evelyn como mentor, quien fue el autor de su posteriormente conocida biografía.
29 de oct. de 2022 · Cornwall's Hidden History Blog. The Ghost of Godolphin House – The Life & Death of Margaret Godolphin. esdale77 Cornish Folk, Mid - Cornwall 5 Comments. It’s a familiar story . . . an isolated and ancient country house where a ghostly figure is said to haunt the corridors and glide through the moonlit gardens.
23 de may. de 2024 · Margaret was buried at Breage in Cornwall on 16th September 1678. Sir William Godolphin. Sidney's elder brother Sir William Godolphin was also buried in the south aisle of the nave but he has no monument or gravestone. He was created a Baronet, of Godolphin in the county of Cornwall in 1661 but died unmarried so his title became extinct.
The leading events in the life of Margaret Godolphin are few. She was born in 1652, of an old and respectable Suffolk family. Her father, Co- lonel Thomas Blagge, was a Loyalist, much trusted...
His second marriage, at some time before 12 October 1555, was to Margaret Godolphin, a daughter and co-heiress of Sir William Godolphin of Godolphin in Cornwall. By her he had three sons and five daughters including: Easter Sepulchre in Holcombe Burnell church, probably the monument to Robert Dennis.
