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"On 10 November 1564 at the age of 23, Margaret married Sampson Lennard (died 1615), who came from a family of landed gentry. They resided at Chevening, Kent. He was a Member of Parliament for various constituencies, and from 1590 to 1591, he held the post of High Sheriff of Kent. Lady Dacre and her husband had five sons and six daughters:[1] Occurring in Sevenoaks, Kent, England unless otherwise stated:
- Elizabeth Lennard, born 26 Nov 1581; married Sir Francis Barnham, by whom she had issue.
- Gregory "George" Lennard, born 25 Oct 1573[citation needed] Chevening, Kent; married in 1614 to Maud Llewellyn. Died 1620, without issue.[1]
- Mary Lennard, born 22 Oct 1574 Chevening, Kent; married Sir Ralph Bosville.
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