A History of England, Period I. Mediæval MonarchyBright, J. Franck (James Franck)
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A History of England, Period I. Mediæval Monarchy
Bright, J. Franck (James Franck)
Great Britain -- History
for the French.
Ireland. Declared heir- Subsequently took Died at Pavia 1525.
apparent by Richard III. offence and withdrew His dukedom of
Joined Lambert Simnel. to his aunt Margaret Suffolk given to
Died at Battle of of Burgundy. Was given Charles Brandon.
Stoke 1487. up. Imprisoned in the
Tower. Executed as
a Yorkist 1513.
BEAUFORT (SOMERSETS), AND STAFFORD (BUCKINGHAMS).
John of Gaunt = Catherine Swinford.
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1 | 2
+--------------------------------+------------------+-----------+
| | |
John, Earl of Somerset = Margaret, daughter of Henry Beaufort, |
One of the accusers | Sir Thomas Holland, Cardinal Bishop |
of Gloucester, 1397. | Earl of Kent. of Winchester. |
Died 1410. | |
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+--------------------+ |
| 3 4 |
| +------------------+--------------------+
| | |
| Thomas = Margaret Joan = Sir Ralph Neville,
| Earl of Dorset and Neville. first Earl of
| Exeter. Admiral 1404. Westmoreland.
| Chancellor. Fought at
| Agincourt. Died 1426.
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1 2 |
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| | |
Henry. John = Margaret, daughter of |
Died Lieut.-Gen. in | Sir John Beauchamp. |
young. France. Killed | |
himself, 1444. | |
| |
Margaret = 1. Edmund Tudor, |
| Earl of Richmond. |
| 2. Sir Henry Stafford, |
| son of 1st Duke |
| of Buckingham. |
| 3. Thomas, Lord |
| Stanley. |
| |
Henry VII. |
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