-
outside Warwick in
April 1477, but
Tocotes managed to
evade capture until the Duke
himself had been arrested.
Tocotes transferred his
service to Elizabeth...
- Twynho—sitting for
Gloucester and
Dorset respectively—and
Robert Tocotes, Sir Roger's brother.
Tocotes's brother-in-law, the
bishop of Salisbury, was also sitting...
-
Percy of
Scotton 1485–1489: Sir
Richard Edge****be 1489?–1492: Sir
Roger Tocotes 1492–1494:
vacant 1494–1506: Sir
Richard Guildford 1507–1509: Sir John...
- the end of that
century an
ornate south chapel was
added by Sir
Roger Tocotes and Sir
Richard Beauchamp;
Pevsner describes it as "the
feature which makes...
- The
ornate Beauchamp south chapel is
similar to the 1492
Beauchamp and
Tocotes chapel at Bromham; the
north Lamb
chapel has a fine
panelled ceiling. The...
-
Robert Percy Comptroller of the
Household 1485–1489 Succeeded by Sir
Roger Tocotes Preceded by Sir John
Halwell High
Sheriff of
Devon 1486–1487 Succeeded by...
- 1450 – 1467 Sir
Walter Wrottesley 14 June 1468 – 10
April 1473 Sir
Roger Tocotes c.1474–1475 Sir John
Pilkington 14
April 1477 – 29
December 1478 Sir James...
- 1462–1463: Sir
Reginald Stourton, of
Stourton (see 1456) 1464: Sir
Roger Tocotes 1465: Sir
George Darell 1466: Sir
Thomas de la Mare 1467:
Christopher Wolsley...
- "Leatherstem,
Sangra de Drago, Sangregrado,
Sangre de Grado,
Tecote Prieto,
Tocote Prieto, Telondillo, Tlapalezpatli,
Pinon del Cerro, Coatli,
Torte Amarillo...
