Daughter of Sir Thomas Dacre and Elizabeth Greystoke, granddaughter of Sir Humphrey Dacre and Mabel Parr, Sir Robert Greystoke and Elizabeth Grey. She was a direct descendant of Edward I and Edward III.
Wife of Sir Christopher Conyers, son of Sir William Conyers and his second wife, Anne Neville. They were married at Kirksowald, Cumberland on 28 Sept 1515 and had two sons and two daughters; John, 3rd Lord Conyers, Leonard, Elizabeth (wife of George Place) and Jane (wife of Sir Marmaduke Constable).
Anne left a will dated 16 Dec 1547 and proved 21 April 1548. Both Christopher and his wife were buried at the parish church in Skelton.
Wife of Sir Christopher Conyers, son of Sir William Conyers and his second wife, Anne Neville. They were married at Kirksowald, Cumberland on 28 Sept 1515 and had two sons and two daughters; John, 3rd Lord Conyers, Leonard, Elizabeth (wife of George Place) and Jane (wife of Sir Marmaduke Constable).
Anne left a will dated 16 Dec 1547 and proved 21 April 1548. Both Christopher and his wife were buried at the parish church in Skelton.
Daughter of Sir Thomas Dacre and Elizabeth Greystoke, granddaughter of Sir Humphrey Dacre and Mabel Parr, Sir Robert Greystoke and Elizabeth Grey. She was a direct descendant of Edward I and Edward III.
Wife of Sir Christopher Conyers, son of Sir William Conyers and his second wife, Anne Neville. They were married at Kirksowald, Cumberland on 28 Sept 1515 and had two sons and two daughters; John, 3rd Lord Conyers, Leonard, Elizabeth (wife of George Place) and Jane (wife of Sir Marmaduke Constable).
Anne left a will dated 16 Dec 1547 and proved 21 April 1548. Both Christopher and his wife were buried at the parish church in Skelton.
Wife of Sir Christopher Conyers, son of Sir William Conyers and his second wife, Anne Neville. They were married at Kirksowald, Cumberland on 28 Sept 1515 and had two sons and two daughters; John, 3rd Lord Conyers, Leonard, Elizabeth (wife of George Place) and Jane (wife of Sir Marmaduke Constable).
Anne left a will dated 16 Dec 1547 and proved 21 April 1548. Both Christopher and his wife were buried at the parish church in Skelton.
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