Hartley Castle is in Hartley, Kirkby Stephen, Castles in Westmoreland.
Around 1335 Thomas Musgrave was born to Thomas Musgrave 1st Baron Musgrave [aged 33] and Margaret Ros Baroness Musgrave [aged 37] at Hartley Castle [Map]. He married before 1409 Elizabeth Fitzwilliam.
On 25th July 1362 Isabel Berkeley Baroness Clifford Baroness Musgrave [aged 55] died at Hartley Castle [Map].
Around 1370 Thomas Musgrave was born to Richard Musgrave [aged 15] and Elizabeth Wollaston [aged 12] at Hartley Castle [Map]. Date adjusted to from 1378 to 1370 to reflect birth of father in 1355 and son in 1385. He married Joan Dacre, daughter of Hugh Dacre 4th Baron Dacre of Gilsland, Baron Multon of Gilsand and Elizabeth Maxwell Countess Atholl, and had issue.
In 1385 Thomas Musgrave was born to Thomas Musgrave [aged 15] and Joan Dacre [aged 15] at Hartley Castle [Map].
In 1398 Richard Musgrave was born to Thomas Musgrave [aged 28] and Joan Dacre [aged 28] at Hartley Castle [Map].
In 1409 Richard Musgrave [aged 54] died at Hartley Castle [Map]. He was buried at Hartley Chapel, St Stephen's Church, Kirkby Stephen.
Around 1409 Thomas Musgrave [aged 74] died at Hartley Castle [Map].
In 1430 Isabel Musgrave was born to Richard Musgrave [aged 32] at Hartley Castle [Map]. She married Thomas Middleton and had issue.
Around 1431 Richard Musgrave was born to Thomas Musgrave at Hartley Castle [Map]. He married his third cousin Joan Clifford, daughter of Thomas Clifford 8th Baron Clifford and Joan Dacre Baroness Clifford, and had issue.
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On 3rd January 1447 Thomas Musgrave [aged 77] died at Hartley Castle [Map].
On 9th November 1464 Richard Musgrave [aged 66] died at Hartley Castle [Map]. He was buried at Kirkby Stephen [Map].
In 1469 Thomas Musgrave died at Hartley Castle [Map].
Around 1498 Elizabeth Musgrave Baroness Latimer Snape was born to Edward Musgrave of Hartley and Edenhall [aged 37] at Hartley Castle [Map]. She married 20th June 1528 her third cousin once removed John Neville 3rd Baron Latimer, son of Richard Neville 2nd Baron Latimer of Snape and Anne Stafford Baroness Latimer.
Thomas Musgrave was born to Richard Musgrave at Hartley Castle [Map].