Anne Knyvett
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Anne Knyvett
Summary
Anne Knyvett is a human[1]. She was born on 1480[2].
Key Facts
- Anne Knyvett was born on 1480[2].
- Anne Knyvett's father was Sir Edmund Knyvett[3].
- Anne Knyvett's mother was Eleanor Tyrell[4].
- Anne Knyvett was married to Sir George St. Leger[5].
- A child of Anne Knyvett was Catherine St. Leger[6].
- A child of Anne Knyvett was George St. Leger[7].
- A child of Anne Knyvett was John St Leger[8].
- Anne Knyvett is recorded as female[9].
- Anne Knyvett's instance of is recorded as human[10].
- Anne Knyvett's given name is recorded as Anne[11].
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Origins and Family
Anne Knyvett was born on 1480[2]. Her father was Sir Edmund Knyvett[3]. Her mother was Eleanor Tyrell[4].
Personal Life
Among Anne Knyvett's spouses was Sir George St. Leger[5]. Children include Catherine St. Leger[6], b. 1505[12]; George St. Leger[7]; and John St Leger[8], a politician[13], 1501–1596[14].
FAQs
Who were Anne Knyvett's parents?
Anne Knyvett's father was Sir Edmund Knyvett[3]. Anne Knyvett's mother was Eleanor Tyrell[4].
Who was Anne Knyvett married to?
Anne Knyvett's spouses include Sir George St. Leger[5].