Richard of York (21 September 1411-30 December 1460), Duke of York |
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Father:1 | Richard "of Conisburgh" (probably 1375/76-5 August 1415), Earl of Cambridge | ||
Mother:2 | Anne Mortimer (27 December 1390-September 1411) |
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Married:3 | before 18 October 1424 | Cecily Neville (3 May 1415-31 May 1495) |
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Occupation:17 | 1425-60 | Lord Mortimer (of Wigmore) and Earl of Ulster | |||
Occupation:18 | 1425-45 | Earl of March | |||
Occupation:19 | 1436-37 and 2 July 1440-1447 | Lieutenant General and Governor of France and Normandy | |||
Occupation:20 | 1415-60 | Duke of York |
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Born:21 | 21 September 1411 | |||
Buried:22 | 1460 | Pontefract [city/town], Yorkshire [county], England [country], United Kingdom [country] | ||
Killed:23 | 30 December 1460 | Wakefield [city/town], Yorkshire [county], England [country], United Kingdom [country] | ||
He was killed in the battle of Wakefield. | ||||
Buried:24 | 30 July 1476 | Collegiate Church of Fotheringhay (Fotheringhay [Unknown/Unspecified], Northamptonshire [county], England [country], United Kingdom [country]) |
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