Died at the Battle of Agincourt
Il avait une relation avec Helen of Malpas.
Enfant(s):
Nicholas was sheriff of Staffordshire in 1436 ("Hmmmm! His date of death above states 10/25/1415 and that he dies at the Battle of Agincourt in France"). He was actively engaged in the warefare then rampant in Staffordshire-Shropshire. Of course, he was an important factor in the party composed of his family and their associates. His brother, Richard appears to have been the family leader in this generation. The seizure of the crown by Henry IV, [1399] divided Staffordshire into two camps. As a fact, the war between the House of Lancaster and Northumberland which later developed into the War of the Roses [1455-1480's], continued to divide the gentry of Staffordshire for a long time after the accession of the Lancaster dynasty. As a result, the county was where the factions were divided the deepest both in political and family division, and where a substantial number remained openly hostile to the king. The last few years of the reign of Henry IV [1399-1415] were peaceful in the whole of the kingdom but unfortunately not in Staffordshire. There was essentially a civil war being waged between those families supporting Northumberland royalty and those supporting the Lancaster royalty.
History of the Parshall Family from the Conquest of England by William of Normandy, A. D. 1066, to the close of the 19th century... By James Clark Parshall. Syracuse 1903
Nicholas Pershale, by Helen, his wife, dau. and co-heiress of Hugh Malpas, left a son and heir
Hugh Pershall, Esq., the first of the family, who resided at Horseley, in the County of Stafford. He was sheriff 4 Henry VII (1489)« and by Julia, his wife, dau. of Sir Robert Corbet, of Moretón Corbet, had a son and heir.
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