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England in 1424

Historical records for England in 1424, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.

9Records
6Events
9Named people
3Places
4Categories

Historical records

February

February 1424ExecutionHenry VI

Tower Hill · House / House of Lancaster

Sir John Mortimer is hanged, drawn & quartered by the Royal Council

February 1424ExecutionJohn Mortimer

Tower Hill · House / House of Lancaster

Sir John Mortimer is hanged, drawn & quartered by the Royal Council

August

17 August 1424Battle of VerneuilJohn Fastolf

Verneuil · Warfare / Hundred Years War

Helps defeat the French in battle

17 August 1424Battle of VerneuilJohn of Bedford Bedford, 2nd

Verneuil · Warfare / Hundred Years War

Defeats a force led by the Duke of Alencon, John Stuart & Earl Archibald of Douglas

17 August 1424Battle of VerneuilJohn Stewart

Verneuil · Warfare / Hundred Years War

A Scottish leader in the battle with the French who are defeated by the English

Other Events

1424Council of StaffordGeorge Stafford Buckingham, 1st

London · Government / Government of England

Appointed Member of Council

1424Lord ChancellorHenry Beaufort

Government / Government of England

Appointed Chancellor of England, 3rd term

1424MarriageRichard York, 3rd

House / House of Plantagenet

Betrothed to Cecily, Ralph Nevilles daughter

1424Privy CouncillorHumphrey Stafford Buckingham, 1st

Government / Government of England

Following Henry Vs death, part of the regency council, becoming a Privy Councillor

Names involved

George Stafford Buckingham, 1stHenry BeaufortHenry VIHumphrey Stafford Buckingham, 1stJohn FastolfJohn MortimerJohn of Bedford Bedford, 2ndJohn StewartRichard York, 3rd

Places involved

LondonTower HillVerneuil

Provenance

This page is generated from stored World History Database records matching the exact country and year shown above. Exact duplicate display records are collapsed. Records without a month are listed after the monthly sections. Source provenance varies by record; formal academic citation should be checked against the relevant primary source, archive or specialist historical reference.