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   Who was Edward Mortimer?

   • Edward Mortimer, the 19-year-old Earl of March and a Prince of the Plantagenet line cut his teeth in this battle and his fortunes on that day propelled him to the throne of England. No one was better equipped for kingship than Edward.

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   Who was Roger Mortimer & John Lovell?

   • Roger Mortimer, Earl of March , was found to hold in capite, one fee in this town, Hunstanton and Walton, held by William Lovell, as parcel of the honour of Clare, and John Lovell held the 3d part of a fee of the Earl of March, in Walpole , and was under age, and the King's ward in the 3d of Henry IV.

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   Where is this Mortimer's cross today?

   • It's a quiet place today, this Mortimer's Cross. Few clues remain to indicate that on a bitter cold Tuesday, Feb 3, 1461, this sleepy hollow shook to the sounds of war and ferocious battle. It's a quiet place today, this Mortimer's Cross. It rests in a rural corner of Herefordshire hung with Constable skies that soar into neighbouring Wales.

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   Who ruled Ulster in 1263?

   • From 1263 to 1333 the earldom was held by the Anglo-Norman family of de Burgh, passing then to an heiress who married Lionel, duke of Clarence, a son of King Edward III, and ultimately to the crown. In the 16th century Ulster was administratively divided into nine shires (counties), of which those in the Republic of Ireland still exist.

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   4 days ago · The marriage in 1369 of Roger’s great-grandson Edmund Mortimer, 3rd earl of March (1352–81), to Philippa (daughter of Lionel, duke of Clarence, and granddaughter of Edward III) was particularly important to the family’s success, as it united the earldom of Ulster with the Mortimer holdings in England and Wales and placed the couple’s ...

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   Edward Mortimer, the 19-year-old Earl of March and a Prince of the Plantagenet line cut his teeth in this battle and his fortunes on that day propelled him to the throne of England. Read more. Alfred the Great King of Wessex. The weapons used in the Battle of Hastings. No one was better equipped for kingship than Edward.

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   May 19, 2024 · Herald of Edmund Mortimer, Earl of March, who granted him 10 mks a year 1 November 1377; 1381 entered royal service, but still called March; king of heralds by Michaelmas 1384; soon afterwards in charge of northern province; 11 January 1386 styled 'John March, Noreys King of arms'; Froissart calls him in 1394 'roy d'armes d'Angleterre', that is ...

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   5 days ago · Edmund Mortimer, 5th Earl of March, was grandson of Edmund the 3rd Earl (No. 6) and son of Roger Mortimer, 4th Earl, by his wife Eleanor, daughter of Thomas Holland, Earl of Kent. This nobleman was considered the rightful heir to the Crown of England, by his descent from Lionel, Duke of Clarence; and his great nephew, Edward, grandson of his ...

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   3 days ago · Major Events: the Troubles. Battle of Clontarf. Key People: Walter Devereux, 1st earl of Essex. Sorley Boy MacDonnell. Edmund Mortimer, 5th Earl of March. Arthur Chichester, Baron Chichester of Belfast. Hugh de Lacy, earl of Ulster. (Show more) Related Places: Northern Ireland. Antrim. Down. Armagh. Londonderry. Recent News.

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   4 days ago · Because Henry's father usurped the throne, some proclaimed that Edmund Mortimer, Earl of March, had a claim to the throne as heir to Richard II. Yet, instead of disposing of Mortimer,...

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    5 days ago · He let past differences be forgotten—the late Richard II was honourably re-interred; the young Edmund Mortimer, 5th Earl of March, was taken into favour; the heirs of those who had suffered under the last reign were restored gradually to their titles and estates.