Stamboom familie Lelieveldt/Lelivelt » Thomas Dymoke Esq. (± 1428-1470)

Persoonlijke gegevens Thomas Dymoke Esq. 

• Hij is geboren rond 1428 in Scrivelsby, Lincolnshire, England.
• Beroep: Champion of King Edward IV, Knight.
• (MARR) op 13 juni 1457 in Grimsby, North East Lincolnshire, United Kingdom: Echtgeno(o)t(e): Margaret Dymoke (geboren de Welles).
• Hij is overleden op 12 maart 1470 in Stamford, Northumberland, England.
• Hij is begraven op 12 maart 1470 in Bridgwater, UK.

Gezin van Thomas Dymoke Esq.

Hij is getrouwd met Margret Dymoke.

Zij zijn getrouwd op 13 juni 1457 te Grimsby, North East Lincolnshire, United Kingdom.

Echtgeno(o)t(e): Thomas Dymoke, Esq.

Kind(eren):

1. Katherine Dymoke  1443-1490
2. Robert Dymoke  1461-1544
3. Lionel Dymoke  1464-1519
4. Jane Dymoke  ± 1467-????
5. Dymoke  
6. Thomas Dymoke  

Notities over Thomas Dymoke Esq.

Thomas DYMOKE (Sir Knight)tamford, when Warwick withdrew support from Edward IV sending King into exile for a year.y, Lincolnshire, Englandttle of Stamford, when Warwick withdrew support from Edward IV sending King into exile for a year.)YMOKErn and died in Scrivelsby, Lincolnshire, England. Banneret on 17 Mar 1400. ill alive and a prisoner. Once again Sir Baldwin de Frevile had argued his case before the Court of Claims, and again had failed to maintain it.s of the Manor of Scrivelsby, secured for ever to the possession of the and it has remained the undisputed Dymoke family ever since.e of the King's Champion-waited to see who would challenge him. Froissart, in his account of the Coronation of King Henry the Fourth, saysnster, and rode all the way bareheaded, and about his neck the livery of France. He was accompanied with the prince, his son, and six dukes, six earIs and eighteen barons in all. There were knights and squires a nine hundred horse. The King had on a short coat of cloth of gold after the manner of Germany, and he was mounted on a white courser and the Garter on his left leg.ough London with a number of lords, every lord's servant in their master's livery, all the burgesses and Lombard merchants in London, and every craft with their livery and device.d to Westminster. He was in number a six thousand horse, and the streets were hanged as he passed by; and the same day and the next there were in London running seven conduits with wine, white and red., to fetch the King in procession.grees: and over the King was borne a cloth of state of blue with four bells of gold, and it was borne by the burgesses of the Cinque Ports, as Dover and others; and on every side of him he had a sword bo , the one with the Sword of the Church and the other with the Sword of Justice: the sword of the Church his son the prince did bear, and the Sword of justice the Earl of Northumberland did bear, for he was the High Constable of England, for the Earl of Rutland was deposed from that office: and the Earl of Westmoreland, who was Marshal of England, hare the Sceptre.hurch about nine of the clock: and in the midst of the church there was a high scaffold all covered with red, and in the midst thereof was a chair ro 1 covered with ya cloth of gold. Then the King sat down in that chair, and so sat in state royal saving he had on no crown but sat bareheaded. them a man to be their king, and demanded if they were content that he should be consecrated and crowned as their king. And they all with one voice said 'Yea,' and held up their hands promising him @th and obeisance.s despoiled of all his vestures of state, and there he was anointed in six place n the head, on the breast, on two shoulders behind, and on the hands. Then a bonnet was set on his head; and while he was anointing the clergy sang the Litany and such service as hey sing at the hallowing of the font.pair of spurs with a point without a rowel: then the Sword of justice was dawn out of the sheath and hallowed and then it was taken to the King, who did put it again into the sheath: then the Archbishop of Canterbury did gird the sword about him. Then St. Edward's Crown was brought forth, which is arched above in form of a cross and it was blessed, and then the Archbishop did set it on the King's head.e Hall, and so into a privy chamber, and after came out a ain to dinner. At the first table sat the King, at the second the five orders of Peers of the Realm, at the third the valiant men of London, at the fourth the new made Knights, at the fifth the Knights and Squires of Honour; and by the King stood the Prince holding the Sword of the Church and on the other side the Constable with the Sword of justice, and, a little above, the Marshal with the Sceptre, and at the King's board sat two Archbishops and seventeen Bishops.ke, all armed, upon a good horse richly apparelled, and he had a knight before him bearing his spear, and his sword by his side, and his dagger. The knight took the King a Bill, the which was read. Therein was contained that if there were either knight, squire, or any other gentleman, that would say that King Henry was not rightful king, he was there ready to fight with him in that quarrel, before the King or where it should please him to appoint. That Bill was cried by a Herald in six pieces of the Hall and in the Town. There was none that would challenge .him."en (ca 1375-1453), daughter of Sir Richard Hebden, in 1400. Children from this marriage were: Low, Marston, 1940rd, Englandt)KEQueens's Cross, Stamford before the Battle of Stamford when Warwick withdrew support from Edward IV sending King into exile for a year.ined a Lancastrian rising in 1469, and, with his brother-in-law Richard, Lord Willoughby and Welles, was beheaded in 1471 by order of Edward IV after he had been induced to leave sanctuary on a promise of personal safety. The estates were restored to his son Sir Robert Dymoke (died 1546), champion at the coronations of Richard III, Henry VII, and Henry VIII, who distinguished himself at the Siege of Tournai and became treasurer of the kingdom. His descendants acted as champions." Father of Sir Knight Lionel Dymoke. onyers Dymoke (1400 - ____)KINGS CHAMPION.

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