Pg 243 William Montacute, 1st Earl of Salisbury17383

Pg 73 William de Montagu, 1st Earl of Salisbury, Earl Marshal of England (of baronial descent)17384

Pg 25 Line 36, William Montague, Earl of Salisbury17385

Pg 32 Line 28, William de Montacute, Earl of Salisbury, Earl Marshal of England25400

Pg 104, 23. William de Montagu, Earl of Salisbury (Montagu 22)17386

v1 p242 William E. of Salisbury42939

Vol 9 Image1067of1356 Pg1050 William de Montagu, 2nd earl of Salisbury17387
Vol 13 Image1033of1376 Pg 1016 William Montacute, first earl of Salisbury
Vol 13 Image1059of1376 Pg 1042 William de Montacute, second earl of Salisbury
Vol 22 Image897of1511 Pg 889 William de Montacute, third baron Montacute and first Earl of Salisbury 1337, knighted 1325, conquered and was crowned king of the Isle of Man 1341

Vol 2 Image 126 William Montacute, Earl of Salisbury17388
Vol 2 Image216of360 William Montacute, Earl of Salisbury

Pg 27 William de Montagu, Earl of Salisbury17798
Pg 132 William Montagu, Earl of Salisbury, Earl Marshal of England

Pg 325 Thomas De Holand (sic), Earl of Kent54947

Pg 140 Thomas de Holand, Knt, of Broughton, co Buckingham, Earl of Kent jure uxoris17384
Pg 185 In 1340 he was in the expedition to Flanders, taking part in the Battle of Sluys on 24 Jun, and the siege of Tournai in Jul. He fought at Crecy on 26 Aug 1346, in the Prince's division, and after the battle superintended the counting of the slain.
Thomas (de Holand) was a founder Knight of the Order of the Garter in 1348.
He was summoned to Parliament from 15 Mar 1353/4 by writ directed Thome (sic) de Holand.
In 1360 he was summoned as Earl of Kent.

Pg 65 Line 90, 7. Sir Thomas de Holand, K.G., Earl of Kent17385

Pg 196 Chap 2, Sir Thomas de Holand, then left to fight with the Teutonic nights in their Crusade against the heathen Lithuanians in East Prussia. Later in the French campaign at the capture of Caen 7-26-1346 (c 26), he took the Count of Eu prisoner, but surrendered him as a hostage to Edward III for 80,000 florins, “as much as Pope Clement paid for the whole city of Avignon,” and thus became a wealthy man. Meanwhile Edward III had Marr: Joan 1346 (18) to William de Montagu b: 1328 (Marr: 18) d: 1397 (69), Earl of Salisbury. Sir Thomas complained to the Pope 1347 “that he was Marr: to Joan more than 8 yrs ago and that while he was in Prussia Montagu Marr: her and unjustly detained her... The matter was referred to Cardinal Ademar, who, after examination, reported the earlier marriage legal, and the Pope thereupon 11-17-1349 ordered Joan restored to her lawful husband.” Michael Packe suggests, “It is possible that the whole tale (of the earlier marriage) was cock-and-bull; that they had simply become lovers quite lately. … and that she was pregnant by him. But Joan stood by it and Clement, always attentive to wealth accepted it.” After Thomas de Holand d: 12-28-1360 (c 40) Joan Marr3: 1361 (33) Edward the Black Prince, Prince of Wales, and became the mother of Richard II. Froissart described Joan as “la plus belle dame de tout la roiaulme d'Engleterre, et la plus amoureuse.”17386

Pg 79 Thomas De Holand, Earl of Kent, Knight of Garter. (2) XII, Part II, 930-93754948

Vol 9 Image1067of1356 Pg 1050 Holland, Sir Thomas, first Earl of Kent of the Holland family, soldier. He joined the expedition to Flanders in 1340 and took part in the battle of Sluys. In 1342 he was sent to Bayonne with Sir John d’Artevelle to defend the Gascon frontier. In 1344 he was chosen one of the founders of the order of the Garter. In 1346 he received a yearly annuity from Edward III, and the same year he accompanied the king in his invasion of France. He took an active part in the siege of Caen... He was summoned to parliament as Baron de Holland from 1353 to 1356 inclusive. In Oct 1359 he was appointed jointly with Philip of Navarre lieutenant and captain-general in all the English possessions in France and Normandy, and next year he assumed the title of Earl of Kent, in right of his wife, who had succeeded to her brother John, earl of Kent.17387
Vol 22 Image640of1511 Pg 632 Sir Thomas Holland, first Earl of Kent of the Holland Family, an original K.G. 1344. Earl of Kent in right of his wife, Joan, d/o Edmund of Woodstock, Earl of Kent17387

Pg 154 Washington of Sulgrave Manor England: Pedigree: Thomas Holland Earl of Kent98118

Vol 1 Image244of318 Sir Thomas Holland, Earl of Kent, K.G.17388
Vol 2 Image 118 Sir Thomas Holland, K.G.
Vol 2 Image 126 Sir Thos de Holland, K.G., Lord Holland
Vol 2 Image 136 Sir Thomas Holland, Earl of Kent, K.G.
Vol 2 Image216of360 Sir Thomas de Holland, K.G., Lord Holland

Image731of1428 Pg 639 Thomas Lord Holland, K.G. & Earl of Kent (in right of his wife)84918

Pg 236 Sir Thomas de Holand, K.G. of Broughton, Bucks, Lord Holand, Earl of Kent17389

Pg 127 Thomas Holand, 1st Earl of Kent17798

Pg 176 Marmaduke De Lumley by Margaret d/o __ Holand, suc. his elder br., Robert17383 (brother or father Robert?)

Pg 186 Edward of England, Prince of Wales (the Black Prince), eldest s/o King Edward III (see Plantagenet 12)17384

Pg 108 Line 161, Edward “The Black Prince”, Prince of Wales17385

Pg 185 Chap 2, Edward the Black Prince 1330-76 (age 46)17386
Pg 196 Chap 2: Edward the Black Prince, Prince of Wales

v1 p242 Edw the Black Prince42939

Vol 2 Image118 Edward the Black Prince17388
Vol 2 Image120 Edward, Prince of Wales, commonly called the Black Prince
Vol 2 Image 126 Edward the Black Prince

Pg 488 Edward of Woodstock, the Black Prince, Prince of Wales & Earl of Chester60933