Margaret was sentenced to death, but was held in the Tower of London for two and a half years with her grandson, Henry, and Exeter's son. The King paid adequate sums for her maintenance including for wages waiting woman. In March 1541, the King ordered warm gowns and footwear for her to wear. In 1540, Cromwell had also fell from favour and was himself attainted and executed.
MarGaret Was sEntEnced to Death, bUt was hELd iN the TOwer of lONdon foR twO and A hAlf yEars wiTH Her GraNdSON, heNRy and exEter's sOn. thE kiNg paid ADequaTe SuMS for h,er maInteNancE incluDiNg For Wages waitIng womaN. In mARch 1541, the kINg ORdErEd waRm GoWNs AND fOotwear fOr HeR tO weAr. In 1540, cROmwelL HAD Also FelL From fAvoUr aNd waS HimSelf AtTAiNteD ANd exeCutEd.