Margaret Houghton
noblewoman; exemplar of Protestant life
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Margaret Houghton
Summary
Margaret Houghton is a human[1]. She died on January 1657[2].
Key Facts
- Margaret Houghton died on January 1657[2].
- Margaret Houghton's father was Roger Aston[3].
- Margaret Houghton's mother was Mary Stewart[4].
- Among Margaret Houghton's spouses was Gilbert Hoghton[5].
- A child of Margaret Houghton was Peter Hoghton[6].
- A child of Margaret Houghton was Sir Richard Hoghton, 3rd Baronet[7].
- A child of Margaret Houghton was unknown son Hoghton[8].
- A child of Margaret Houghton was unknown son Hoghton[9].
- A child of Margaret Houghton was Catherine Hoghton[10].
- A child of Margaret Houghton was Mary Hoghton[11].
- Margaret Houghton is recorded as female[12].
- Margaret Houghton's instance of is recorded as human[13].
- Margaret Houghton's family name is recorded as Houghton[14].
- Margaret Houghton's given name is recorded as Margaret[15].
- Margaret Houghton's significant event is recorded as eulogy[16].
- Margaret Houghton's described by source is recorded as Memoirs of Eminently Pious Women[17].
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Origins and Family
Margaret Houghton's father was Roger Aston[3]. Her mother was Mary Stewart[4].
Personal Life
Among Margaret Houghton's spouses was Gilbert Hoghton[5]. Children include Peter Hoghton[6]; Sir Richard Hoghton, 3rd Baronet[7], a politician[18], 1616–1678[19]; unknown son Hoghton[8]; Catherine Hoghton[10]; Mary Hoghton[11]; and Margaret Hoghton[20].
Death and Burial
Margaret Houghton died on January 1657[2].
FAQs
Who were Margaret Houghton's parents?
Margaret Houghton's father was Roger Aston[3]. Margaret Houghton's mother was Mary Stewart[4].
Who was Margaret Houghton married to?
Margaret Houghton's spouses include Gilbert Hoghton[5].