From http://www.cracroftspeerage.co.uk/online/content/dymoke.htm
Margaret Dymoke was the da. of Sir Thomas Dymoke and Elizabeth Hebden. She m. Thomas Fitzwilliam, of Mablethorpe, co. Lincoln (d. 9 Apr 1479; bur. in Lincoln Cathedral), and had issue. She dvp. 2 Jun 1463; bur. in Lincoln Cathedral.
But other sources place her as daughter of Sir Thomas Dymoke, 12th of Scrivelsby, co. Lincoln & Agnes de Hebden
Tagging the parent sets
Sir Thomas Dymoke, King's Champion & Elizabeth Hebden
Vs Sir Thomas Dymoke, Esq. & Dame Margaret Welles
I’m not seeing how she could have been the daughter of Margaret Welles
From https://groups.google.com/forum/m/#!topic/soc.genealogy.medieval/Ql... “The Descendants of Thomas de la Haye - Part III” Discussion 2013
“.... So Complete Peerage was correct in identifying Robert Radcliffe, the second husband of Margaret Welles, as the son of Sir John Radcliffe. Given that her first marriage to Sir Thomas Dymoke occurred in 1457 and that their son and heir Robert Dymoke was born about 1461, Margaret Welles was likely herself born about 1440. ....”
Even if the birthdate for Margaret Dymoke is wrong.
Both Margarets are my 15th GGMs. The geni profile & About section do not mention a 2nd husband (Radcliffe) for Lady Margaret (de Welles). I don't see that Margaret Dymoke (Fitzwilliam) could be the daughter of Lady Margaret - there is a generation between them.
In the way these genealogical lines work, Lady Margaret's brother is my 16th GGF
Yes, i believe http://www.cracroftspeerage.co.uk/online/content/dymoke.htm got this particular relationship wrong. It’s generally a very good source.