Gilbert DE CLARE, EARL OF GLOUC.

Birth:
2 Sep 1243
Christ Church, Hampshire, England
Death:
7 Dec 1295
Monmouth, Monmouth, England
Marriage:
30 Apr 1290
Notes:
                      2nd wife
   Source: Dictionary of National Biography.
           under "Earls of Clare" Vol. X, p. 381
           Plantagenet Ancs.
           Comlete Peerage, Vol. 2
           Banks Dormant & Extinct Peerage
           Archives record.
Joan of Acre PLANTAGENET, PRINCESS OF ENG.
Birth:
1272
Acre, Galilee, Israel
Death:
23 Apr 1307
Clare, Suffolk, England
Burial:
26 Apr 1307
Austin Fr. Church, Clare, Suffolk, England
Notes:
                      Apparently her work was done twice
   on family group record of the above
   and Gilbert de Clare her work is as follows:
   Bapt. 1 Nov 1930
   End.  15 Dec 1930
Children
Marriage
1
Gilbert DE CLARE
Birth:
13 May 1291
Gloucester, England
Death:
24 Jun 1314
Maud DE BURGH 
Marr:
1309
Stafford, England 
2
Eleanor DE CLARE
Birth:
Nov 1292
Gloucester, England
Death:
30 Jun 1337
Gilbert DE LA ZOUCHE 
Marr:
Abt 1312
of Gloucester, England 
3
Margaret DE CLARE
Birth:
1293
Gloucester, England
Death:
Hugh D'AUDLEY 
Marr:
1319
of Gloucester, England 
4
Elizabeth DE CLARE
Birth:
1295
Gloucester, England
Death:
2 Nov 1360
Roger D'AMORY 
Marr:
Abt 1315
of Tutbury Castle, Stafford, E 
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Gilbert de Clare, Earl of Glouc. - Joan of Acre Plantagenet, Princess of Eng.

Gilbert de Clare, Earl of Glouc. was born at Christ Church, Hampshire, England 2 Sep 1243. His parents were Richard de Clare and Maud de Lacey.

He married Joan of Acre Plantagenet, Princess of Eng. 30 Apr 1290 . Joan of Acre Plantagenet, Princess of Eng. was born at Acre, Galilee, Israel 1272 .

They were the parents of 4 children:
Gilbert de Clare born 13 May 1291.
Eleanor de Clare born Nov 1292.
Margaret de Clare born 1293.
Elizabeth de Clare born 1295.

Gilbert de Clare, Earl of Glouc. died 7 Dec 1295 at Monmouth, Monmouth, England .

Joan of Acre Plantagenet, Princess of Eng. died 23 Apr 1307 at Clare, Suffolk, England .