- The
Battle of
Holmedon Hill or
Battle of
Homildon Hill was a
conflict between English and
Scottish armies on 14
September 1402 in Northumberland, England...
- keen
sentries and the army was able to
retreat to the
higher ground of
Homildon Hill and
organise into
traditional schiltron formations.
Douglas had not...
- the Earl of
Dunbar and
March defeated a
Scottish force at the
Battle of
Homildon Hill.
Among others, they made a
prisoner of
Archibald Douglas, 4th Earl...
- of the
reign of King
Henry IV of England,
beginning with the
battle at
Homildon Hill late in 1402, and
ending with King Henry's
victory in the
Battle of...
-
death of the
plague whilst in
English captivity,
following the
Battle of
Homildon Hill. In 1420,
Angus was
nominated as one of twenty-one
noblemen to be...
-
Justiciar North of the Forth. In 1402, he was
captured at the
Battle of
Homildon Hill and
would spend 12
years in
captivity in England.
After his father...
- 1389 the
title was
granted by King
Robert II. He was
taken prisoner at
Homildon Hill in 1402, and died in
captivity in England.
Archibald "Bell-the-Cat"...
-
bearing and
heroic death of the Lord of Swinton, at the
fatal battle of
Homildon on 14
September 1402, have
afforded a
subject for the
poetic genius of...
-
Laird of Dalmeny, was
knighted by Sir
Thomas Erskine at the
battle of
Homildon Hill. The
estate was
acquired in 1662 by Sir
Archibald Primrose, whose...
- Mortimer. The King also
retained custody of the
Scottish nobles captured at
Homildon Hill as
prisoners of war
rather than
permitting the
Percys to
release them...
