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Sibyl was said to be the daughter of John Marshal of either Lenton, Nottinghamshire or Linton, Kent.[1] Nothing more seems to be known of her parentage.
She married William de Say. They had two sons and four daughters.[1]
In 1244 she received a gift of deer from Henry III.[1]
Sibyl has previously been shown on WikiTree as daughter of John Marshal, one of the "Illustrious Men" of the Magna Carta who were King John's counsellors, and Aline de Rie. No good source has been found for this, and if, as Douglas Richardson states[1], her father was said to be a John Marshal of Lenton, Nottinghamshire or Linton, Kent, that points to his being a different John Marshal.
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Take a look at her husband's profile, and verify the two sources cited do in fact mention her; if so, you now have two, with just a small amount of re-working to change the referent:
He married Sibyl Marshal, said to be a daughter of John Marshal, circa 1230;[2] They had 2 sons (Sir William; & John) and 4 daughters (Alice, wife of William de la Forde; Hawise, wife of Sir John le Marshal; Agnes, wife of Sir Alexander de Cheney; & (unnamed), wife of John de Sudeley, 1st Lord Sudeley).[3]