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Margaret Tasburgh, in religion Margaret.
Died: 13 Nov 1781 in Bruges, aged 54.

father: Francis Tasburgh Esq of Bodney, Norfolk
mother: Mary Symonds

Augustinians, Bruges choir nun.
She was clothed 8 Oct 1747.

She professed 8 Oct 1748.

She was the sister of Mary Tasburgh.
She was the niece of Mary Tasburgh.
She was the great niece of Catherine Tasburgh, Elisabeth Tasburgh.

Sources: BB F59; CR; Bruges Annals II: 108, 109, 255-6.

Family tree (Tasburgh)

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Pupil at school.