Thomas de Beauchamp Biography and Timeline

Birth of Thomas de Beauchamp

Birth of Thomas de Beauchamp

Peerage

Created Earl of Warwick, 11th

High Sheriff of Worcestershire

Appointed High Sheriff of Worcestershire

Role range: 1346-1369

Marshal of England

Appointed Marshal of England

Role range: 1346-1369

Battle of Crecy

The English army was deployed in three divisions, or "battles". Edward's son, Edward, the Prince of Wales commanded the vanguard with John de Vere, the Earl of Oxford, Thomas de Beauchamp, the Earl of Warwick and Sir John Chandos

Role range: 1337-1453

Siege of Calais

Present at the siege of Calais

Role range: 1337-1453

Battle of Poitiers

Present at the Battle of Poitiers, commands the left wing

Role range: 1337-1453

Death of Thomas de Beauchamp

Death of Thomas de Beauchamp, died of plague in Calais & later entombed in the Beauchamp Chapel

Role range: 1337-1453

Death of Thomas de Beauchamp

Death of Thomas de Beauchamp

Peerage

Created Earl of Warwick, 12th

Battle of Waltham Cross

Fights at Waltham Cross against Richard II

Role range: 1642-1649

Trial

One of the Lords Appellant who sits on judgement of Richard II

Battle of Didcot Bridge

Fights at Didcot Bridge against Richard II

Role range: 1642-1649

Parliament

1 of 5 Lords who forces Richard II to dismiss or execute some of his court favourites

Arrest of Thomas de Beauchamp

Arrested by Richard II & imprisoned in revenge for his action as a Lord Appellant

Exile of Thomas de Beauchamp

Exiled to the Isle of Man, his lands are forfeited

Trial

Tried by Richard II, confesses to treachery

Restoration

Restored to his land & title after Henry Bolingbroke usurps Richard II