Bridget Carr

Birth1509 - The South Ports, Northumberland, England

DeathJan, 15,1555 - Chelsea, London, England

MotherLady Elizabeth Grey

FatherEdmund Dudley Privy Councillor, Member of Parliament, Treasurer to King Henry VII, Speaker of the House of Commons, Chancellor of the

Born in The South Ports, Northumberland, England on 1509 to Edmund Dudley Privy Councillor, Member of Parliament, Treasurer to King Henry VII, Speaker of the House of Commons, Chancellor of the and Lady Elizabeth Grey. Bridget Carr married Sir John Ambrose Earl of Leicester & Warwick 1st Duke of Northumberland Dudley and had 1 child. She passed away on Jan, 15,1555 in Chelsea, London, England.

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Parents

Edmund Dudley Privy Councillor, Member Of Parliament, Treasurer To King Henry Vii, Speaker Of The House Of Commons, Chancellor Of The
1462 - 1510

Lady Elizabeth Grey
1466 - 1525

Spouse(s)

Sir John Ambrose Earl Of Leicester &Amp; Warwick 1St Duke Of Northumberland Dudley
1520 - 1554

Sir Henry (Of Wellingore) Sutton
1509 - 1538

Sir John Dudley Duke Of Northumberland
1502 - 1553

Children

Robert I, Sir Dudley, Mayor Of Newcastle, Earl Of Leicester, #2Husb
1533 - 1588

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