Sir William Dacre, Kt., of Cumberland

Sir William de Dacre[1,2,3]
From Our Royal, Titled, Noble and Commoner Ancestors and Cousins – Last Edited: 4 Apr 2020
M', No.19910
b. 12 March 1266 – d. ca. 24 August 1318
Father: Randolph Dacre d. 3 May 1286 – Mother: Geva d. 20 Jan 1272

Sir William de Dacre married Joan Garnett, daughter of Benet Gernet, Forester of Lancaster Forest. Sir William de Dacre was born on 12 March 1266 at of Dacre, Cumberland, England. He died circa 24 August 1318. Family Joan Garnett
Children
1. Joan Dacre+[2,3]
2. Sir Randolf de Dacre+ d. c 20 Apr 1339
3. Mary Dacre+ b. c 1286

Citations
1. Cokayne, et al. The Complete Peerage, Vol. IV, p. 1.
2. Douglas Richardson, Magna Carta Ancestry, 2nd Edition, Vol. II, p. 350-351.
3. Douglas Richardson, Royal Ancestry, Vol. III, p. 219.

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Sir William de Dacre[1]
The Peerage Database Online - Last Edited: 24 Feb 2009
M, #338247 – b. 12 March 1265/66 – d. circa 24 August 1318
Sir William de Dacre was born on 12 March 1265/66.1 He was the son of Ralph de Dacre and Geva (?)1 He married Joan Gernet, daughter of Benet Gernet.1 He died circa 24 August 1318.[1] He fought in the Scots Wars in 1304.1 In 1307 at Dunmalloght, Cumberland, EnglandG, he had a licence to crenellate his mansion.1 He fought in the Scots Wars in 1311.1 Child of Sir William de Dacre and Joan Gernet Sir Randolf de Dacre, 1st Lord Dacre+1 b. c 1290, d. 1339 – Citation: BP2003 Vol. 1, page 1013.

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