Cleek, Dunmore, Gum, Hill, Stephenson, Suit Family - Person Sheet
Cleek, Dunmore, Gum, Hill, Stephenson, Suit Family - Person Sheet
Misc. Notes
Pg 390 (Anne Mortimer) was heir general in her issue of the Crown of England, transmitting the right to the Crown to her grandson, Edward IV.17384
Pg 108 Line 161, 20. Anne Mortimer, dau & h. Countess of March and Ulster17385
Pg 108 Line 161, 20. Anne Mortimer, dau & h. Countess of March and Ulster17385
Spouses
1Richard Plantagenet 
134471,104971,118726,133321,118727,134472,134473,134474,134475,134476,134477,134478,134479,134480,134481,134482,134483,134484,134485,99622,104979,134486
134471,104971,118726,133321,118727,134472,134473,134474,134475,134476,134477,134478,134479,134480,134481,134482,134483,134484,134485,99622,104979,134486Memo/1375
Death5 Aug 1415, Southampton Green134491,134492,134493,134494,134495,134496,134497,134498,134499,134500
Memo1414? /6 Aug 1415?; beheaded
Burialaft 5 Aug 1415, Chapel of “God’s House,” Southampton, England134501
FatherEdmund Plantagenet (1341-1402)
MotherIsabel de Castille (1355-1393)
Misc. Notes
Pg 23 Richard Plantagenet, Earl of Cambridge17383
Pg 390 8 Richard of York (of Conisburgh), Knt, 2nd son. He was created Earl of Cambridge 1 May 141417384
Having conspired (with Scrope of Masham and Grey of Heton) to depose King Henry V and set up in his place the Earl of March (the heir general of King Edward III), Richard of Cambridge, Earl of Cambridge, was attainted and beheaded at Southampton Green 5 Aug 1415
Pg 108 Line 161, Richard Plantagenet, Earl of Cambridge (161-18)17385
Vol 11 Image569of1351 Pg 552 Richard, earl of Cambridge17387
Vol 13 Image1060of1376 Pg 1043 Richard, earl of Cambridge
Vol 1 Image204of318 Richard Plantagenet, Earl of Cambridge17388
Vol 1 Image244of318 Richard, surnamed Coningsburgh, 2nd son & heir
Vol 2 Image120 Richard Plantagenet, Earl of Cambridge, only surviving son (Edmund of Langley)
Vol 2 Image 136 Richard, Earl of Cambridge, surnamed of Conningsburgh
Pg 65 Prince Richard, “of Conisburgh” or “of York”, Earl of Cambridge, Almoner of England, & c.17389
Pg 81 Prince Richard, “of Conisburgh” or “of York,” Earl of Cambridge, Almoner of England & c.
Pg 208 Prince Richard, styled of Conisburgh or of York, Earl of Cambridge, Almoner of England & c.
Pg 13 Richard, Earl of Cambridge17798
Pg 269 Richard Plantagenet, Earl of Cambridge
Pg 390 8 Richard of York (of Conisburgh), Knt, 2nd son. He was created Earl of Cambridge 1 May 141417384
Having conspired (with Scrope of Masham and Grey of Heton) to depose King Henry V and set up in his place the Earl of March (the heir general of King Edward III), Richard of Cambridge, Earl of Cambridge, was attainted and beheaded at Southampton Green 5 Aug 1415
Pg 108 Line 161, Richard Plantagenet, Earl of Cambridge (161-18)17385
Vol 11 Image569of1351 Pg 552 Richard, earl of Cambridge17387
Vol 13 Image1060of1376 Pg 1043 Richard, earl of Cambridge
Vol 1 Image204of318 Richard Plantagenet, Earl of Cambridge17388
Vol 1 Image244of318 Richard, surnamed Coningsburgh, 2nd son & heir
Vol 2 Image120 Richard Plantagenet, Earl of Cambridge, only surviving son (Edmund of Langley)
Vol 2 Image 136 Richard, Earl of Cambridge, surnamed of Conningsburgh
Pg 65 Prince Richard, “of Conisburgh” or “of York”, Earl of Cambridge, Almoner of England, & c.17389
Pg 81 Prince Richard, “of Conisburgh” or “of York,” Earl of Cambridge, Almoner of England & c.
Pg 208 Prince Richard, styled of Conisburgh or of York, Earl of Cambridge, Almoner of England & c.
Pg 13 Richard, Earl of Cambridge17798
Pg 269 Richard Plantagenet, Earl of Cambridge