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right and even overshadowed his own father. Moreover the Warwick Inheritance, as it can be collectively called, embroiled the Nevilles in national politics, provoked a rift with the Lancastrian house with which they had hitherto identified, and determined the stance that they all adopted during the Wars of the Roses.
NOTES
1. Rous Roll , no. 57. Unless otherwise stated, genealogical information in this chapter is from GEC passim .
2. POPC iii. 324–5.
3. A. Payne, ‘The Salisbury Roll of Arms, c. 1463’, England in the Fifteenth Century , ed. D. Williams (Woodbridge, 1987), 187–98, esp. 181–91; BL MS Loan 90, ff. 176–225. These are the source of the next two paras.
4. CCR 1422–9 , 116; E 326/ B5455, B9266; Devon RO Chanter MS 722 f. 2.
5. Hicks, Richard III , 357.
6. The Brut or The Chronicles of England , ed. F. W. D. Brie (Early English Text Soc. cxxxvi, 1908), ii. 445-6. Clavering (Essex) was apparently part of their jointure, see SC 6/839/16 rot. 1 m. 2, but see also E 315/32/92; E 315/36/53.
7. Hicks, Richard III , 356; Catalogue of Ancient Deeds iv. A6166. The rest of this section is based on ‘Neville Pedigree’; J. R. Lander, ‘Marriage and Politics in the Fifteenth Century: The Nevilles and the Wydevilles’, Crown and Nobility 1450–1509 (London, 1976), 95–7; M. A. Hicks, ‘Cement or Solvent? Kinship and Politics in Late Medieval England: The Case of the Nevilles’, History 83 (1998), 31–46.
8. CPL 1434–47 , 34; see also J. Hughes, Pastors & Visionaries (1988), 16.
9. CPR 1401–5 , 227.
10. Handbook to the Maude Roll , ed. A. Wall (Auckland, 1919); BL Harley Roll T12; Lansdowne Roll 2; MS Sloane 2722A.
11. ‘Neville Pedigree’, 109.
12. Storey, Lancaster , 113–14; CP 25(1)/281/164/32.
13. Hicks, Richard III , 357; CPR 1446–52 , 281; Griffiths, King & Country , 342–3; DKR 34 (1873), 192.
14. W. Dugdale, Monasticon Anglicanum , ed. W. Dunstable (6 vols, 1821), vi. 921; see also Hughes, Pastors & Visionaries , 15–18.
15. ‘Neville Pedigree’, passim ; Visitations of the North 1480–1500 , ed. C. H. H. Blair (Surtees Soc. xli, 1930), 23–9.
16. ‘Neville Pedigree’, passim ; Visitations of the North , 26–7.
17. BL MS Harley 2096, f. 261 [which had lately belonged to John Ld. Latimer of Snape (d. 1577)].
18. The pedigree in BL MS Add. 5530 terminates with the Clervaux–Vavasour marriage of 1442.
19. Registrum Honoris de Richmond , ed. R. Gale (1722), which reprints BL MS Cotton Faustina BVII. Gale did not print it exactly as the original, which was rearranged by Sir Robert Cotton, Summary Catalogue of the Lyell Manuscripts , ed. A. de la Mare (1971); Bodl. MS Lyell 22.
20. Hughes, Pastors & Visionaries , 17; BL Cotton Ch. xiii, no. 32; C 47/9/13; BL Add. MS 6046, f. 75.
21. ‘Neville Pedigree’, 31–2.
22. A. J. Pollard, ‘The Richmondshire Community of Gentry during the Wars of the Roses’, Patronage, Pedigree and Power in Later Medieval England , ed. C. D. Ross (Gloucester, 1979), 37–59, esp. 48; ‘Lord FitzHugh’s Rising in 1470’, BIHR lii (1979), 171–5.
23. CPR 1391–4 , 492; 1392–6 , 586; 1396–9 , 13; 1399–1401 , 24; 1408–13 , 407; ‘Neville Pedigree’, 121.
24. CPR 1413–16 , 259–60.
25. CPR 1429–36 , 510; 1436–41 , 96; 1441–6 , 409, 429; 1446–52 , 281–2.
26. R. L. Storey, ‘The Wardens of the Marches of England towards Scotland 1377–1489’, EHR lxxii (1957), 593–605; for this para., see also Storey, Lancaster , ch. 7.
27. CPR 1441–6 , 540.
28. Storey, ‘Wardens’, 604–5, 613; CPR 1446–52 , 566.
29. E 159/207 rec. Trin. 9 Hen. VI m. 1; E 159/227 brevia Easter 28 Hen. VI m. 7; brevia Mich. 28 Hen. VI m. 8d; E 159/230 brevia Mich. 32 Hen. VI m. 17; E 326/B9374; T. Madox, Formulare Anglicanum (Oxford, 1702), 144, 331; Ellis, Original Letters , ii. i. 116–17; CPR 1429–36 , 122–3; Testamenta Eboracensia ii, ed. J. Raine (Surtees Soc. xxx, 1855), 246; F. W. Bragg, ‘An Indenture in
NOTES
1. Rous Roll , no. 57. Unless otherwise stated, genealogical information in this chapter is from GEC passim .
2. POPC iii. 324–5.
3. A. Payne, ‘The Salisbury Roll of Arms, c. 1463’, England in the Fifteenth Century , ed. D. Williams (Woodbridge, 1987), 187–98, esp. 181–91; BL MS Loan 90, ff. 176–225. These are the source of the next two paras.
4. CCR 1422–9 , 116; E 326/ B5455, B9266; Devon RO Chanter MS 722 f. 2.
5. Hicks, Richard III , 357.
6. The Brut or The Chronicles of England , ed. F. W. D. Brie (Early English Text Soc. cxxxvi, 1908), ii. 445-6. Clavering (Essex) was apparently part of their jointure, see SC 6/839/16 rot. 1 m. 2, but see also E 315/32/92; E 315/36/53.
7. Hicks, Richard III , 356; Catalogue of Ancient Deeds iv. A6166. The rest of this section is based on ‘Neville Pedigree’; J. R. Lander, ‘Marriage and Politics in the Fifteenth Century: The Nevilles and the Wydevilles’, Crown and Nobility 1450–1509 (London, 1976), 95–7; M. A. Hicks, ‘Cement or Solvent? Kinship and Politics in Late Medieval England: The Case of the Nevilles’, History 83 (1998), 31–46.
8. CPL 1434–47 , 34; see also J. Hughes, Pastors & Visionaries (1988), 16.
9. CPR 1401–5 , 227.
10. Handbook to the Maude Roll , ed. A. Wall (Auckland, 1919); BL Harley Roll T12; Lansdowne Roll 2; MS Sloane 2722A.
11. ‘Neville Pedigree’, 109.
12. Storey, Lancaster , 113–14; CP 25(1)/281/164/32.
13. Hicks, Richard III , 357; CPR 1446–52 , 281; Griffiths, King & Country , 342–3; DKR 34 (1873), 192.
14. W. Dugdale, Monasticon Anglicanum , ed. W. Dunstable (6 vols, 1821), vi. 921; see also Hughes, Pastors & Visionaries , 15–18.
15. ‘Neville Pedigree’, passim ; Visitations of the North 1480–1500 , ed. C. H. H. Blair (Surtees Soc. xli, 1930), 23–9.
16. ‘Neville Pedigree’, passim ; Visitations of the North , 26–7.
17. BL MS Harley 2096, f. 261 [which had lately belonged to John Ld. Latimer of Snape (d. 1577)].
18. The pedigree in BL MS Add. 5530 terminates with the Clervaux–Vavasour marriage of 1442.
19. Registrum Honoris de Richmond , ed. R. Gale (1722), which reprints BL MS Cotton Faustina BVII. Gale did not print it exactly as the original, which was rearranged by Sir Robert Cotton, Summary Catalogue of the Lyell Manuscripts , ed. A. de la Mare (1971); Bodl. MS Lyell 22.
20. Hughes, Pastors & Visionaries , 17; BL Cotton Ch. xiii, no. 32; C 47/9/13; BL Add. MS 6046, f. 75.
21. ‘Neville Pedigree’, 31–2.
22. A. J. Pollard, ‘The Richmondshire Community of Gentry during the Wars of the Roses’, Patronage, Pedigree and Power in Later Medieval England , ed. C. D. Ross (Gloucester, 1979), 37–59, esp. 48; ‘Lord FitzHugh’s Rising in 1470’, BIHR lii (1979), 171–5.
23. CPR 1391–4 , 492; 1392–6 , 586; 1396–9 , 13; 1399–1401 , 24; 1408–13 , 407; ‘Neville Pedigree’, 121.
24. CPR 1413–16 , 259–60.
25. CPR 1429–36 , 510; 1436–41 , 96; 1441–6 , 409, 429; 1446–52 , 281–2.
26. R. L. Storey, ‘The Wardens of the Marches of England towards Scotland 1377–1489’, EHR lxxii (1957), 593–605; for this para., see also Storey, Lancaster , ch. 7.
27. CPR 1441–6 , 540.
28. Storey, ‘Wardens’, 604–5, 613; CPR 1446–52 , 566.
29. E 159/207 rec. Trin. 9 Hen. VI m. 1; E 159/227 brevia Easter 28 Hen. VI m. 7; brevia Mich. 28 Hen. VI m. 8d; E 159/230 brevia Mich. 32 Hen. VI m. 17; E 326/B9374; T. Madox, Formulare Anglicanum (Oxford, 1702), 144, 331; Ellis, Original Letters , ii. i. 116–17; CPR 1429–36 , 122–3; Testamenta Eboracensia ii, ed. J. Raine (Surtees Soc. xxx, 1855), 246; F. W. Bragg, ‘An Indenture in
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