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NameSir Edmund de Holland Earl of Kent 
[74, No 330, p.33], [60, Audley, Vol XIV, p.51], [60, Kent art, Vol VII, p. 156, note (e)], [60, Kent art, Vol VII, pp. 159-163], [77, p. 71]
[74, No 330, p.33], [60, Audley, Vol XIV, p.51], [60, Kent art, Vol VII, p. 156, note (e)], [60, Kent art, Vol VII, pp. 159-163], [77, p. 71]Birthca 6 Jan 1383
Death15 Sep 1407, Fatally wounded at castle at Isle de Brehat Brittany [79, II-5 2]
BurialBourne Abbey, Lincoln
GeneralOf Holland, Lancs. 4th Earl. dspl. KG 106:1404. Admiral of fleet.
FatherThomas de Holand Earl of Kent (ca1350-1397)
MotherAlice FitzAlan (ca1352-1416)
Notes for Sir Edmund de Holland Earl of Kent
He m. Lucy, 10th & yst dau. of Barnabo Visconti, Lord of Milan in 1407, but they had no children by his death in 1408.
Heir of his elder brother Thomas. His legit heirs were his sisters Alianore, Margaret and Eleanor.
Heir of his elder brother Thomas. His legit heirs were his sisters Alianore, Margaret and Eleanor.
Armorial Blazon notes for Sir Edmund de Holland Earl of Kent
Gules 3 lions passant guardant Or border Argent.
Blazon source notes for Sir Edmund de Holland Earl of Kent
The Dictionary of British Arms, Medieval Ordinary, Volume One, pp. 306-7.
DNB Main notes for Sir Edmund de Holland Earl of Kent
Co-subject: Holland, Edmund, fourth Earl of Kent
Dates: d. 1408
Active Date: 1388
Gender: Male
His second son, Edmund Holland, became fourth Earl of Kent after the death of his brother Thomas in 1400; married, in 1407, Lucia (d. 1424), sister of Barnabo Visconti, duke of Milan, and died, 18 Sept. 1408, of a wound received in the head while besieging the castle of Briant in Brittany (Thomas of Walsingham, Hist. Angl. in Chron. Mon. Sc. Alb., Rolls Series, ed. Riley, ii. 274, 279).
Dates: d. 1408
Active Date: 1388
Gender: Male
His second son, Edmund Holland, became fourth Earl of Kent after the death of his brother Thomas in 1400; married, in 1407, Lucia (d. 1424), sister of Barnabo Visconti, duke of Milan, and died, 18 Sept. 1408, of a wound received in the head while besieging the castle of Briant in Brittany (Thomas of Walsingham, Hist. Angl. in Chron. Mon. Sc. Alb., Rolls Series, ed. Riley, ii. 274, 279).