The daughter of Sir Richard Baker of Sissinghurst, and his wife Mary Gifford, of Itchel, Hampshire.
Buried in the Lennard vault at St. Botolph's, Chevening, on 30th September, 1616.
She may have been a victim of the same disease which claimed the life of her husband seven weeks earlier. From a letter written locally on Aug. 24, 1616: "A new ague has appeared and Lord Dacre and others dead of it."
Buried in the Lennard vault at St. Botolph's, Chevening, on 30th September, 1616.
She may have been a victim of the same disease which claimed the life of her husband seven weeks earlier. From a letter written locally on Aug. 24, 1616: "A new ague has appeared and Lord Dacre and others dead of it."
The daughter of Sir Richard Baker of Sissinghurst, and his wife Mary Gifford, of Itchel, Hampshire.
Buried in the Lennard vault at St. Botolph's, Chevening, on 30th September, 1616.
She may have been a victim of the same disease which claimed the life of her husband seven weeks earlier. From a letter written locally on Aug. 24, 1616: "A new ague has appeared and Lord Dacre and others dead of it."
Buried in the Lennard vault at St. Botolph's, Chevening, on 30th September, 1616.
She may have been a victim of the same disease which claimed the life of her husband seven weeks earlier. From a letter written locally on Aug. 24, 1616: "A new ague has appeared and Lord Dacre and others dead of it."
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