Born about [location unknown]
Ancestors 
Daughter of Richard Neville KG
and [mother unknown]
Sister of
Isabel (Neville) of Clarence [half], Anne (Neville) York [half] and Alice (Neville) Conyers
Wife of
Richard Huddleston KB
— married
before 1475 [location unknown]
Wife of
Lancelot Threlkeld
— married
after 1485 [location unknown]
Descendants 
Mother of
Margaret (Huddleston) Salkeld and Joan (Huddlestone) Fleming
Died
at about age 43
[location unknown]
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The Birth Date is a rough estimate. See the text for details.
Biography
Illegitimate daughter by unknown mistress.
According to the CWAAS Threlkeld article by Jackson, "By Sir Richard she had a son and two daughters " [1]
That the male line continued seems confirmed by another CWAAS article:[2]
- Richard's grandfather, Sir John Hudleston of Millom in Cumberland was a tenant of Thomas Grey, Marquess of Dorset. Sir John's son and heir, Sir Richard Hudleston, had apparently married a bastard daughter of Richard Neville, Earl of Warwick. Warwick provided for his daughter, Margaret, by giving to her and to her husband the two Cumberland manors of Blennerhasset and Upmanby, as well as land in Penrith and Carlisle. This legacy, combined with the Hudleston holdings at Millom in Cumberland and other lands in the area, made Sir Richard Hudleston's only son, Richard, the younger, a better than average catch in the northern gent ry marriage market.
However concerning that particular son, things did not go well, as explained in the article, and:
- As for Richard Hudleston, the erstwhile bridegroom of the late Elizabeth Dacre, his first venture into matrimony was his last. He never remarried and died on 5 October 1503, at the age of twentyseven, leaving two unmarried sisters as his heirs
Sources
- ↑ The Threlkelds of Threlkeld, Yanwath, and Crosby Ravensworth. By W. JACKSON, F.S.A. pdf.
- ↑ Henry VII and Prerogativa Regis: The case of Mabel Dacre By SUSAN E. JAMES pdf
- ROYAL ANCESTRY by Douglas Richardson, Vol. IV page 128
- Richardson, Douglas: Magna Carta Ancestry, 2nd edn. (2011), 4 vols, Volume 2, MONTAGU 11. Cited by Marlyn Lewis.
- Nevill blog: 2011 Aug 24th. (Says Margaret was born before 1450 - presumably based on marriage date. Also suggests that it may have been her daughter Margaret who married Threlkeld, citing "other sources". Surprisingly also says there were no other illegitimate children.)
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Categories: Edward III 5th Gen Descendants | Estimated Birth Date
"The eldest son of Sir Lancelot, and the second of that name, married firstly, Elyn Radclyffe, as I find briefly stated in a pedigree attached to my papers on the Lowther House, in Penrith. Writing at Naples, without being able to refer to my authority, I cannot give my proofs, but I am sure the statement is correct. I think she would be the mother of his children. His second marriage was, like his father's, calculated to bring èclat and a good dowry to his house, for Margaret was the illegitimate daughter of Richard Neville, the great Earl of Warwick, and widow of Richard Hudleston, K.B., eldest son of Sir John Hudleston, of Millom, whom he predeceased. By Sir Richard she had a son and two daughters. ..."
See Threlkeld-399
edited by Laura (Filbert) Zacher
https://archaeologydataservice.ac.uk/archiveDS/archiveDownload?t=arch-2055-1/dissemination/pdf/Article_Level_Pdf/tcwaas/001/1888/vol9/tcwaas_001_1888_vol9_0024.pdf
So these are her husband's parents: https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Thirkeld-2
He may not exist yet on WikiTree?