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Author:

 

Miss E. Moore


Report:

 

HA 1


Page:

 

27


Year:

 

1937


Subject Matter:

 

British Community and Family History



Excerpt:

 

In an old parish register belonging to the Sé I found "Dalemcastro" and "Dalemcrastos". The modern Portuguese rendering is "Lancastre" and "Lencastre".

 

The first, and I am much inclined to think, the only real Lancaster in this country, was Philippa, - daughter of John of Guant, Duke of Lancaster, son of Edward III of England - who married John I of Portugal, and died in 1410. Her sister married the King of Castile. I should like to know if the name still exists in Spain.

 

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