| 1400 |
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1399-1413
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Henry IV
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series of rebellions & invasions:
Wales, Scotland, France, and northern England.
He was followed by his son, |
1409/1475
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Beauchamp, John
& Margaret Ferrers
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parents William Beauchamp &
Catherine Ufflete
(Richard, Thomas) |
1413-1422
1422-61 |
Henry V
Henry VI |
Henry died young, leaving the nine
month old Henry VI to inherit the throne.
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| 1423/1423 |
Beauchamp, Lord
l'Isle |
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1425/1445
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Beauchamp,
Henry De, Duke of Warwick
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parents Richard Beauchamp &
Isabel De Spencer
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| 1435/1502 |
Beauchamp,
Richard (Sir) De, II
Baron [1daababbcbaaa] |
parents John Beauchamp & Margaret
Ferrers
() |
| 1437/ |
Beauchamp, Thomas
[1daababbcbaab] |
parents John Beauchamp & Margaret
Ferrers
() |
1450
1452/1487 |
Galfredus Beauchamp & Elizabeth Tregos |
(Sir John) |
1461
1471 |
Edward IV
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of house of york assumes thrown, Henry VI
abdicates
Henry VI dies in prison |
| 1475/1513 |
Baron Beauchamp
Beauchamp, John (Sir) De, & Jane Carnsewe |
parents Galfredus Beauchamp &
Elizabeth Tregos
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1475
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Barons lose power , growth and trade
supported by kings
More middle class advisors Landbased nobility
power erodes royal courts replace feudal ones
direct taxation imposed National standing armies
replace Smaller feudal ones
Move to national structures.
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1481
1483/1483
1483/1485
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Removal of french influence in names
Edward V
Richard III
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Beauchamp and other french type names
are anglisized 'bow-chaum' becomes 'bee-chum'
aged 12 reigned through regent uncle Richard III
Richard III, Duke of Gloucester imprisoneds
edward and younger brother.
Rumor had it that richard killed the princes |
1485/1509
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Henry VII
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The Battle of Bosworth Field. Richard
III defeated.
The end of the Wars of the Roses as there was no
one else left to fight. |