Bridget Mainwaring

Birth 1525 - Ridley Manor, Ridley Mere, Kermincham, nr. Tarporley, Cheshire

Death7 Mar 1606 - Capesthorne Hall, Capesthorne, Prestbury, Swettenham, Macclesfield, North Cheshire

MotherDorothy Anne Cholmondelly

FatherSir Randall Mainwaring of Over Peover

Born in Ridley Manor, Ridley Mere, Kermincham, nr. Tarporley, Cheshire on 1525 to Sir Randall Mainwaring of Over Peover and Dorothy Anne Cholmondelly. Bridget Mainwaring married John Davenport and had 7 children. She passed away on 7 Mar 1606 in Capesthorne Hall, Capesthorne, Prestbury, Swettenham, Macclesfield, North Cheshire.

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Parents

Sir Randall Mainwaring Of Over Peover
1494 - 1577

Dorothy Anne Cholmondelly
1506 - 1567

Spouse(s)

John Davenport
1528 - 1598

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Sir John Davenport (Knight)
1550 - 1625

Edward Davenport
1565 - 1627

Bridget Davenport
1560 - 1569

Eleanor Davenport
1568 - 1617

Katharine Davenport
1558 - Unknown

Elizabeth Davenport
Unknown - Unknown

Jane Davenport
1560 - Unknown

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