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Elizabeth Babthorpe, in religion Elizabeth.
Born: c 1615 in Thornaby-on-Tees, Yorks.
Died: 1653 in Rome.

father: Sir William Babthorpe of Babthorpe, Yorks
mother: Lady Ursula Tyrwhitt of Kettleby, Lincs

Mary Ward Institute choir nun.
She entered 2 May 1630.
Munich

She was the aunt of Anna Barbara Babthorpe, Ursula Babthorpe, Mary Agnes Babthorpe.
She was the cousin of Grace Palmer , Grace Constable, Ursula Palmes, Frances Constable, Barbara Constable.
She was the sister of Marie Babthorpe, Ursula Babthorpe, Frances Babthorpe.
She was the granddaughter of Grace Babthorpe.
She was the niece of Barbara Babthorpe.

Sources: biog dic; companions: 103.

Family tree (Babthorpe)
Family tree (Tyrwhitt)

Notes:

Two of her uncles, Ralph and Thomas Babthorpe, were Jesuits, whilst another, Robert Babthorpe, was a Benedictine.