-
Thomas Bourchier may
refer to:
Thomas Bourchier (cardinal) (c. 1404–1486),
English archbishop, Lord
Chancellor and
cardinal Sir
Thomas Bourchier (died...
- pre-eminence was
supplanted in
March 1442 by the
appointment of William, Lord
Bourgchier, as governor-general of Normandy. On 7
March 1443,
after his
return to...
- 1386-1421, ed. J.S. Roskell, L. Clark, C. Rawcliffe, 1993
Bourchier Family "
BOURGCHIER, Sir
William (C.1374-1420), of
Little Easton, Es****. |
History of Parliament...
-
Westminster Abbey.
Retrieved 18
September 2014. "Sir
Lewis Robessart, Lord
Bourgchier".
Westminster Abbey.
Retrieved 27 May 2020. "Sir
Thomas Ingram". Westminster...
- Boulay, F.B.H. (1950). "A Note on the
Rebuilding of
Knole by
Archbishop Bourgchier'".
Archaeologia Cantiana. 63: 135–139. Du Boulay, F. B. H. (1952), 'Archbishop...
-
display symbols of the
Order of the Garter. "Sir
Lewis Robessart, Lord
Bourgchier".
Westminster Abbey.
Retrieved 27 May 2020.
Chris Linsley. "Louis Robessart...
- the
manor of
Knebworth in
Hertfordshire from the
estate of Sir
Thomas Bourgchier (died 1491, a
younger son of the 1st Earl of Es****), who had it in right...
- loquuntur: vir
probus et
nobilis uter(que) hic
situs est.
Guilielmus Bourgchier Comes Bathoniensis aeternitatem apud
mortales meritus.
Suavissimo connubio...
- 6 volumes, Gloucester, U.K.: Alan
Sutton Publishing, 2000)
Volume II "
BOURGCHIER, Sir
William (C.1374-1420), of
Little Easton, Es****. |
History of Parliament...
- 1467–bef. 1479 (d.):
Thomas Winterbourne February 1479–bef. 1495 (d.): John
Bourgchier 26
November 1495 – 25 July 1504 (d.): Hugh
Peynthwyn aft. 1505–bef. 1534...
