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Personal data Thomas Catherton 

  • He died July 1380.

Household of Thomas Catherton

He is married to Elizabeth Hastings.

They got married


Notes about Thomas Catherton

He was William 4th Lord Latimer’s esquire and as such was placed in command of Saint-Sauveur-Le-Vicomte in Normandy for 5 years 1370-75. He capitulated after SSlV was under close siege for several months – the first great cannon siege. This led to his being accused of treason during the Good Parliament of 1376 by Sir John Annesley. Annesley’s accusations led to a trial by duel which resulted in Catherton’s death in July 1380. Robert Bank.

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