Cleek, Dunmore, Gum, Hill, Stephenson, Suit Family - Person Sheet
Cleek, Dunmore, Gum, Hill, Stephenson, Suit Family - Person Sheet
NameCecilie Neville 
104947,104948,104949,104950,104951,99242,104952,98957,99160,104953,104954,104955,104956,99181,99182,99187,104957,99192
104947,104948,104949,104950,104951,99242,104952,98957,99160,104953,104954,104955,104956,99181,99182,99187,104957,99192Memoabt 1420? 31 May 1415?
Death31 May 1495, Berkhamstead Castle, Hertford,shire England104963,104964,104965,104966,104967,104968
Memoage 80
Burialaft 31 May 1495, Fotheringhay104969
Alias/AKACicely104970
FatherSir Ralph Neville (1364-1425)
MotherJoan Beaufort (1374-1440)
Misc. Notes
Pg 13 Lady Cicely Neville17798
Spouses
1Richard Plantagenet 104948,98845,104971,104949,104950,104951,104972,104952,104973,104974,104975,98957,104955,104956,104976,104977,104978,104979,104980
104948,98845,104971,104949,104950,104951,104972,104952,104973,104974,104975,98957,104955,104956,104976,104977,104978,104979,104980Memo1412? 1410?
Death30 Dec 1460, Battle of Wakefield, England104988,104989,104990,104991,104992,104993,104994,104995,104996,104997,104998
Memo31 Dec? age 58, if born 1412 he would be 48? slain leading his men at the base of the Castle (of Sandal near Wakefield)
Burialaft 30 Dec 1460, Fotheringhay104969
FatherRichard Plantagenet (~1376-1415)
MotherLady Anne Mortimer (1388-1411)
Misc. Notes
Duke of York54951 Pg 41854947
Pg 244 Richard Plantagenet, Earl of March and Lord Mortimer De Wigmore, also Earl of Ulster. He was restored as Duke of York on Whit-Sunday, 1426. He was, by Henry VI, declared heir to the Crown, 25 Oct 1460, but was slain two months later, 30 Dec 1460, aged 5817383
Pg 391 7 Richard Plantagenet, Knt, K.G., Earl of March and Lord Mortimer of Wigmore, 3rd Duke of York17384
Richard knighted at Leicester by the young King Henry VI 19 May 1426 and was restored that day as 3rd Duke of York, though his father's attainder was not reversed till 1461. He succeeded to the extensive estates of his uncle, Edmund Mortimer, 5th Earl of March, including the lordships of Clare, and Trim and Connaught, in Ireland, becoming the most powerful subject in the realm. … Richard assumed the name Plantagenet about 1448. Till 1453 King Henry was childless and Richard's prospective claim to the throne was challenged by the Lancastrian Edmund Beaufort, Duke of Somerset (see Somerset 9), a descendant of King Edward III through John of Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster
Pg 108 Line 161, 19. Richard, 3rd Duke of York, K.G.17385
Vol 14 Image296of1384 Pg 279 Neville, Richard (1400-1460): Richard Neville, duke of York17387
Vol 13 Image1060of1376 Pg 1043 Richard, duke of York
Vol 1 Image244of318 Richard, Duke of York, Protector of England, K.G.17388
Vol 2 Image 120 Richard Plantagenet, Duke of York, Protector of England
Vol 2 Image 136 Richard, Duke of York, Protector of England, K.G., killed at the battle of Wakefield 1460
Vol 2 Gen of the Sovereigns-Edward IV, King of England Image1of1 Richard, Duke of York, Protector of England
Appendix Pg 1168 Richard Plantagenet, duke of York85158
Pg 65 Prince Richard, Earl of Cambridge, Duke of York, sometime Regent of France, K.G.17389
Pg 81 Prince Richard, Earl of Cambridge, Duke of York, sometime Regent of France, K.G.
Pg 208 Prince Richard, Earl of Cambridge, Duke of York, sometime Regent of France, K.G., &c.
Pg 13 Richard Plantagenet, K.G., Duke of York17798
Pg 269 Richard Plantagenet, Duke of York
Pg 244 Richard Plantagenet, Earl of March and Lord Mortimer De Wigmore, also Earl of Ulster. He was restored as Duke of York on Whit-Sunday, 1426. He was, by Henry VI, declared heir to the Crown, 25 Oct 1460, but was slain two months later, 30 Dec 1460, aged 5817383
Pg 391 7 Richard Plantagenet, Knt, K.G., Earl of March and Lord Mortimer of Wigmore, 3rd Duke of York17384
Richard knighted at Leicester by the young King Henry VI 19 May 1426 and was restored that day as 3rd Duke of York, though his father's attainder was not reversed till 1461. He succeeded to the extensive estates of his uncle, Edmund Mortimer, 5th Earl of March, including the lordships of Clare, and Trim and Connaught, in Ireland, becoming the most powerful subject in the realm. … Richard assumed the name Plantagenet about 1448. Till 1453 King Henry was childless and Richard's prospective claim to the throne was challenged by the Lancastrian Edmund Beaufort, Duke of Somerset (see Somerset 9), a descendant of King Edward III through John of Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster
Pg 108 Line 161, 19. Richard, 3rd Duke of York, K.G.17385
Vol 14 Image296of1384 Pg 279 Neville, Richard (1400-1460): Richard Neville, duke of York17387
Vol 13 Image1060of1376 Pg 1043 Richard, duke of York
Vol 1 Image244of318 Richard, Duke of York, Protector of England, K.G.17388
Vol 2 Image 120 Richard Plantagenet, Duke of York, Protector of England
Vol 2 Image 136 Richard, Duke of York, Protector of England, K.G., killed at the battle of Wakefield 1460
Vol 2 Gen of the Sovereigns-Edward IV, King of England Image1of1 Richard, Duke of York, Protector of England
Appendix Pg 1168 Richard Plantagenet, duke of York85158
Pg 65 Prince Richard, Earl of Cambridge, Duke of York, sometime Regent of France, K.G.17389
Pg 81 Prince Richard, Earl of Cambridge, Duke of York, sometime Regent of France, K.G.
Pg 208 Prince Richard, Earl of Cambridge, Duke of York, sometime Regent of France, K.G., &c.
Pg 13 Richard Plantagenet, K.G., Duke of York17798
Pg 269 Richard Plantagenet, Duke of York