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Margaret Roper
English writer, translator; (1505-1544)
- Child of Thomas More and Jane More
- Married to William Roper
- Dated October 1505 CE – 1544 CE
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Family
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The family as a list · 12
Family 12
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- child of (mother) Jane More wife of Thomas More
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child of (child) Thomas More English statesman, lawyer and philosopher (1478–1535) - parent of (child) Andrew Roper Peerage person ID=662983
- parent of (child) Elizabeth Roper Peerage person ID=591800
- parent of (child) Margaret Roper Peerage person ID=591802
- parent of (child) Mary Basset English translator
- parent of (child) Thomas Roper (1532-1567)
- sibling of Cecily Heron youngest daughter of Sir Thomas More (1507-1544)
- sibling of Elizabeth Dauncey Second daughter of Sir Thomas More
- sibling of John More II son of Sir Thomas More (1510-1547)
- sibling of Margaret Clement English mathematician
- married to William Roper English biographer of his father-in-law, Sir Thomas More
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