Margaret de Clare was a notable figure in medieval England, born around 1293. She was the daughter of Richard de Clare, the 6th Earl of Gloucester, and Maud de Lacy. Margaret married Hugh de Audley, a prominent nobleman, which strengthened her family's influence in the region. Margaret played a significant role in the politics of her time, particularly during the reign of Edward II. She was known for her involvement in various land disputes and her efforts to maintain her family's estates. Her legacy continues to be studied by historians interested in the roles of women in medieval society.