| Name |
William Neville Earl of Kent [59, Kent art, Vol VII, p. 163], [59, Fauconberge art, Vol V, pp. 281-287], [54, His own article], [73, p. 87], [56, York of 1563-4, pub 1881 by Harleian, Conyers, p. 73], 16G Uncle |
| Birth |
ca 1404 |
| Death |
9 Jan 1463 |
| Burial |
Guisborough Priory |
| General |
6th s., dspml. 1st earl: 1461. Fought in wars of roses. KG 155: 1441; N 17. |
| Father |
Ralph Neville Earl of Westmorland (ca1364-1425) |
| Mother |
Joan de Beaufort (1379-1440) |
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| Notes for William Neville Earl of Kent |
| He had possibly two natural sons, one being Thomas Neville, known as the bastard of Fauconberg and executed for treason in 1471 (see DNB). |
| Arms Generally |
From St John Hope's "Garter Stall Plates", plate LVII, pub 1901:
Arms: Quarterly:
1 & 4: Silver a lion azure (Fauconberg)
2 & 3: Gules a saltire silver and a mullet gules on the saltire (Neville)
Crest: A bull's head silver the horns vert.
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