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Ralph Legard

Birth1490 - Anlaby, Yorkshire East Riding
Death30 Jun 1540 - Anlaby, Yorkshire East Riding
MotherJoan Haldenby
FatherRobert Legard of Anlaby

Born in Anlaby, Yorkshire East Riding on 1490 to Robert Legard of Anlaby and Joan Haldenby. Ralph Legard married Lady Isabel, Ancestor of Pres. Calvin Coolidge, 30th Pres. of U.S.), Hildyard and had 10 children. He passed away on 30 Jun 1540 in Anlaby, Yorkshire East Riding.

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Parents
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Robert Legard Of Anlaby
1441 - 1533
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Joan Haldenby
1462 - 1512
Spouse(s)
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Lady Isabel, Ancestor Of Pres. Calvin Coolidge, 30Th Pres. Of U.s.), Hildyard
1498 - 1540
Children Show all
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Joan Legard
1530 - 1586
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Sir Richard Legard Of Ryse
1529 - 1588
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John Legard
1533 - 1587
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Yorkshire Richard Legard Of Rysome
1531 - 1588
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Christopher Legard
1533 - 1602
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Ralph Legard
1534 - 1587
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Robert Legard
1536 - 1609
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Elizabeth Legard
1540 - 1564
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Frances Faith Legard
1530 - 1601
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Frances Legard
1513 - 1567

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