| 1300 |
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| 1303/?? |
BEAUCHAMP, Isabel De
[1daababaca] |
parents Guy
Beauchamp & Alice
Queen Mother of Edward III ?? |
| 1307/1360 |
BEAUCHAMP, John De [1daababacc] |
parents Guy
Beauchamp & Alice |
| 1307-1327 |
Edward II |
was a poor king easily swayed by a
succession of male favourites. |
| 1311/1379 |
Beauchamp, Rodger & |
parents giles De Beauchamp & Katherine De
Bures |
| 1313/1369 |
Earl
of Warwick & (countess
of Warwick)
Beauchamp, Thomas De, Catherine
De Mortimer
[1daababacg] |
parents Guy Beaucamp & Alice
Toeni
(Philip,Maude,Guy,John,Rodger,Joan,Hurom,Alice,Eliza,Richard,Agnes,Marg,Juliana,Cath'e,Isabel,William,Thomas,Raynbum)
|
| 1314 |
Scotland gained independence |
The barons forced Edward to agree to
reforms in their favour
Edward II lost Battle of Bannockburn to Robert
the Bruce |
| 1322/1379 |
Beauchamp, Rodger |
parents rodger De Beauchamp & Joan
clopton |
| 1327-1377 |
Edward
III king at 15 |
Edward proved to be a popular,
approachable king.
Queen mother Isabella & Roger Mortimer ruled
as regents for 3 years then Edward has Mortimer
hanged |
| 1330 |
100 Years War with France |
it was to end with the loss of
virtually all English possessions on the
mainland. |
| 1337 |
Parliament's Power |
Parliament grew in power, forcing
royal concessions in return for grants of money. |
| 1330/1379 |
Beauchamp, Rodger
& Sybil De Pateshulle [1daababbca] |
parents Giles De Beauchamp & Catherine De
bures (Rodger) |
| 1332/1401 |
Beauchamp, John
& Elizabeth Pateshull [1daababbcb] |
parents Giles De Beauchamp & Catherine De
bures
(William) |
| 1337/1379 |
Beauchamp, Rodger |
Parents Rodger De Beauchamp & Sybil De
Pateshulle |
| 1337/1360 |
Beauchamp, Guy De [1daababacgc] |
parents Thomas & Catherine De Mortimer |
| 1338/1401 |
Earl of Warwick [1daababacgq]
Beauchamp, Thomas De & Margaret Ferrers |
parents Thomas Beauchamp & Katherine De
Mortimer
(Katherine, Margaret,
Elizabeth, Richard) |
| 1339/1361 |
Beauchamp,
John [1daababacgd] |
parents Thomas & Catherine
De Mortimer |
| 1348 |
the
Black Death
"Ring around the
rossy,
pocket full of posy,
Achoo, Achoo, All Fall Down..."
|
reached England from
far east. Up to one-half the population died.
- song
lyrics originated from the black death.
The black rings on rosy cheeks, and pussy
infections in the posy (groin) that spelled the
death of 50% of england and the all out war
on rats. The speed with which the disease could
kill was terrifying to inhabitants of the
medieval world. The Italian author Boccaccio
claimed that the plague victims "ate lunch
with their friends and dinner with their
ancestors in paradise."
The Rome Church claimed the desease was water
born so the very thing which could impead it's
spread was banned as bathing
became illegal.
Penitance processions up to 3 days were
authorized by the Pope to mollify God, but these
public acts just spread the disease further. It
has been estimated that 40% of England's priests
died in the epidemic. This left a large gap,
which was hastily filled with underqualified
and poorly trained applicants, accellerating the
decline in church power and influence that
culminated in the English Reformation. Many
survivors of the plague were also disillusioned
by the church's inability to explain or deal with
the outbreak. |
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| 1340/1401 |
Beauchamp, Roger De, Beauchamp |
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| 1341/1361 |
Beauchamp, Roger
De, Beauchamp [1daababacge] |
parents Thomas De Beachamp & Katherine De
Mortimer |
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Beauchamp, Hurom [1daababacgg] |
parents Thomas De Beachamp & Katherine De
Mortimer |
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Beauchamp, Walter De |
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| 1347/ |
Beauchamp, Richard [1daababacgj] |
parents Thomas de Beauchamp & Katherine
De Mortimer
() |
| 1358/1411 |
Beauchamp
William & Joan Fitzalan [1daababacgp] |
parents Thomas De Beachamp & Katherine De
Mortimer
(Joan, Elizabeth,
Richard) |
| 1344/1361 |
Beauchamp
Reynbum [1daababacgr] |
parents Thomas De Beachamp & Katherine De
Mortimer |
| 1350 |
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| 1363/1406 |
Beauchamp, Rodger & Joan clopton |
See 1322 how did they have son before
they were born?? |
| 1365/1431 |
Beauchamp William
& Catherine Ufflete
[1daababbcba] |
parents John Beauchamp & Elizabeth
Pateshull
(John,Walter,Robert,Richard) |
1377
1381
1382/1439
|
Richard II King at 10
Enormous Poll Tax introduced
|
John of Gaunt was
virtual ruler (regent) of England.
A poll tax was declared to finance the continuing
war with France usher in revolt of peasants
The Archbishop of Canterbury murdered
John of Gaunt's Savoy Palace burned. |
| 1381/1439 |
XII
Earlo'Warwick [1daababacgp]
Beauchamp, Richard De, & Elizabeth Berkley
Beauchamp, Richard De, & Isabel De Spencer |
parents Thomas Beauchamp &
Margaret De Ferrers
(Elizabeth,
Isabel, Margaret)
(Henry) |
| 1399 |
Henry Bolingbroke,
exiled son of John of Gaunt |
Invades England & defeats Richard
Henry's claim to the throne was poor.
His right to rule was usurpation approved by
Parliament and public opinion |