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Coat of Arms of John, Lord Wenlock

John, Lord Wenlock

John, Lord Wenlock, was active as a soldier, administrator and politically from his election as constable of Vernon in 1422 until his death in the Battle of Tewkesbury on 4th May 1471. Wenlock’s early service… 

Lambert Simnel

Lambert Simnel

Lambert Simnel was a boy who became the figurehead of a Yorkist attempt to overthrow King Henry VII. It was claimed that he was Edward, Earl of Warwick, the son of George, Duke of Clarence.… 

Perkin Warbeck

Perkin Warbeck

Perkin Warbeck was a pretender to the throne of England. Born in Tournay, claimed to be Richard, Duke of York, one of the Princes in the Tower. From 1492 until his execution in 1499 Warbeck… 

Sir Griffith Vaughan

Sir Griffith Vaughan (Vychan) was a Welsh Burgess who lived until 1447. Legend has it that Vaughan was one of the Welshmen who saved the life of King Henry V during the Battle of Agincourt,… 

Sir Thomas Vaughan

Sir Thomas Vaughan

Sir Thomas Vaughan is best known for being one of the men who were executed on the orders of Richard III in April 1483. In his sixties at the time of his execution, Sir Thomas… 

Sir James Tyrell portrayed murdering the Princes in the Tower

Sir James Tyrell

Sir James Tyrell was named in Sir Thomas More’s History of England as being the man responsible for the murder of the Princes in the Tower. More’s account states that Tyrell confessed to having murdered… 

Coat of Arms of Owen Tudor

Owen Tudor

Owen Tudor was born on the Island of Anglesey c1400. His family had standing within the Welsh nobility and it is possibly due to that standing that he was able to gain employment within the… 

Edmund Tudor

Edmund Tudor, Earl of Richmond

Edmund Tudor was born in Much Hadam in 1430 to Owen Tudor and Catherine of Valois. A half-brother to King Henry VI, he was knighted by King Henry VI in 1449 and elevated to the… 

Sir Andrew Trollope

Sir Andrew Trollope was a career soldier who was based in Calais as the Wars of the Roses broke out. Appointed as a sergeant-porter of Calais in the early 1450’s, his loyalties had seemed to… 

Coat of Arms of John Tiptoft, 1st Earl of Worcester

John Tiptoft, Earl of Worcester

John Tiptoft, Earl of Worcester was born c1427 and executed in 1470. He gained notoriety as Constable of England earning him the moniker of “Butcher of England”. Having inherited the titles of Lord Tiptoft and…