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- Arthur Plantagenet at a Garter Ceremony c. 1534.
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Arthur Plantagenet at a Garter Ceremony c. 1534. From the Black Book of the Garter, 1534
-In 1523 Arthur was granted the title of Viscount Lisle. Arthur Plantagenet 1st Viscount Lisle-In 1524 he was elected as a Knight of the Garter. In the same year, he was made the keeper of Clarendon Park.-In 1525, Arthur was appointed as the Vice-Admiral of England by the new admiral duke of Richmond who was the son of Henry VIII.
Arms of Arthur Plantagenet, Viscount Lisle (i) Frances Plantagenet, who married twice: firstly to her step-brother John Basset (1520-1541) of Umberleigh, Devon, the son of Arthur's second wife by her first marriage, Honor Grenville (d. 1566); secondly, Frances married Thomas Monke (c. 1515-c. 1583) of Potheridge, Devon, of an ancient Devonshire ...
Jan 18, 2016 · Arthur must have thought that things were looking up when his collar of the Garter was restored to him. Two months later Henry VIII sent him a diamond ring via the person of his secretary Sir Thomas Wriothesley– Arthur was possibly so overwhelmed by relief “immoderate joy” was the way that Holinshed phrased it that he had a heart attack.
On 25 April 1523, Arthur Plantagenet was created Viscount Lisle. In 1524, he was invested as Knight of the Garter . He was also selected Privy Councilor, Governor of Calais, and Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports and named as Constable of Calais after the death of John Bourchier, 2nd Baron Berners on 16 March 1533.
Lisle remained a close prisoner until 1542, when, in January, his collar of the Garter was restored to him, and early in March the king sent his chief secretary to give him a diamond ring, as a token, and to announce that, as he was proved innocent, the king restored him to liberty and favour.
1444 – c.1503. Princess Cicely of York, later Viscountess Welles. 1480. 1469 - 1507. Lady Margaret Beaufort, Countess of Richmond. 1488. c. 1452 - 1509. The Order of the Garter was the most prestigious order of chivalry at the English court. This article lists Knights of the Garter during the period 1485 - 1603.
