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Persoonlijke gegevens Alice de Montagu , Countess of Salisbury 

• Ook bekend als Alice de /Montacute/.
• Zij is geboren in het jaar 1405 in Salisbury, Wiltshire, England.Bron 2
• Alternatief: Zij is geboren in het jaar 1405.
• Zij is overleden voor 9 december 1462 in Bisham, Berkshire, England.Bron 2
• Alternatief: Zij is overleden voor februari 1462/1463.Bron 1
• Een kind van Thomas de Montagu en Eleanor de Holand
• Deze gegevens zijn voor het laatst bijgewerkt op 5 april 2023.

Gezin van Alice de Montagu , Countess of Salisbury

Zij is getrouwd met Richard Neville.

Zij zijn getrouwd voor februari 1420/1421 te Salisbury, Wiltshire, England.Bronnen 1, 2

Kind(eren):

1. Joan Neville  ± 1423-< 1462 
2. Cecily Neville  ± 1426-1450 
3. Richard 6th Earl Salisbury E. Warwick Neville  1428-1471
4. Richard "Kingmaker" Neville  1428-1471 
5. Alice Neville  ± 1433-> 1503 
6. John Marquess of Montacute Neville  1430-1471
7. John Neville  ± 1431-1471 
8. Thomas Neville  1430-1460
9. George Neville  1433-1476
10. Catherine Neville  ????-> 1505
11. Eleanor Neville  1436-1504 
12. Katherine Neville  ± 1442-< 1504 
13. Margaret Neville  ± 1448-> 1506

Notities over Alice de Montagu , Countess of Salisbury

BARONY OF MONTAGU (VII)

EARLDOM OF SALISBURY (X, 5)

ALICE, suo jure COUNTESS OF SALISBURY, and (by modern doctrine) BARONESSMONTAGU [1299], MONTHERMER [1309] and MONTAGU [1357], only daughter andheir by 1st wife, was 22 at her father's death. She married, in or beforeFebruary 1420/1, Richard NEVILLE, younger son of Ralph, EARL OFWESTMORLAND, being 1st son by his 2nd wife, Joan BEAUFORT, thelegitimated daughter of JOHN OF GAUNT by Katharine SWYNFORD; said to havebeen born in 1400; described as the King's Knight in 1420. He appears tohave been allowed the title of EARL OF SALISBURY from the time of hisfather-in-law's death. He was Warden of the West March of Scotland, June1420 till July 1434, when he undertook the wardenship of both Marches forone year. In 1453 the Earls of Warwick and Salisbury (and the survivor)were appointed joint Keepers of the West March. In November 1424, Keeperof the Forest beyond Trent. At Henry's Coronation, 6 November 1429, heacted as Constable of England in the Duke of Bedford's stead; and he waspresent at the young King's Coronation in Nôtre Dame, December 1431.Constable of Pontefract Castle, 1432. He is said to have served in Franceunder his brother-in-law the Duke of York, when appointed successor thereof the Duke of Bedford in 1436; and, with him, was a commissioner totreat of peace with France. On his return to England, 1437, P.C. In 1441a commissioner to inquire of treasons, felonies, lollardries &c. inLondon and the Home Counties; in 1443, Justice of the Forest beyondTrent, in tail male; in 1446 governor of Barnard Castle; and sometimeChief Steward of the Duchy of Lancaster in the North parts. In 1451 heobeyed the King's summons to come to him at Kenilworth, attended, andseemingly protected, him at Coventry, on his journey from Westminster toNorthampton, and lastly into Kent. In 1454, when, in consequence of theKing's insanity, the Duke of York was acting as his Lieutenant, the Earlwas made Chancellor (2 April); appointed first of a committee of peers toprovide for the safety of the seas; and (December) Keeper of PorchesterCastle. He fought with the Duke of York in the 1st battle of St. Albans,May 1455. At Easter 1458 the King effected a public "reconciliation"between the Earls of Warwick and Salisbury and the Duke of Somerset. Onthe 2nd outbreak of hostilities, September 1459, Salisbury set out fromMiddleham. to join the Duke of York at Ludlow, on the way defeating aLancastrian force from Cheshire at Blore Heath. In October the Yorkistforces melted away before the onset of the Lancastrians led by the King;Salisbury took refuge with the Earl of Warwick in Calais. A "Parliament"was held at Coventry, which attainted the Duke of York, the Earl ofSalisbury and others. On their return from Calais in 1460, Salisbury wasleft to secure London. At Northampton (10 July) King Henry was captured;a Parliament was summoned in the King's name, which (10 October) annulledthe proceedings of the Coventry Parliament, "unduely sommoned." On 12August the Earl was appointed to defend Roxburgh against the Scots; on 29October, Great Chamberlain of England for life. To meet the forcescollected by the Queen, Salisbury marched north with the Duke of York,and was killed at the battle of Wakefield 30 December 1460, or capturedand beheaded after the battle. He was buried at Bisham. The Countess ofSalisbury, his widow, who attended the Coronation banquet of QueenKatharine, 1421, was attainted November 1459, by the Coventry Parliament(as above). In 1460 she was in Dublin with the Duke and Duchess of York,and accompanied the Earl of Warwick on his return thence to Calais. Theattainder was reversed (as above). She died between 3 April and 9December 1462. [Complete Peerage XI:395-8, (transcribed by DaveUtzinger)]

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