January
1 January 1477 Richard, son of the Duke of Clarence, dies at Warwick Castle |
2 | 3 | 4 January 1477 Isabel Neville's body reaches Tewkesbury Abbey. Isabel was married to George Duke of Clarence |
5 January 1477 Charles the Rash, Duke of Burgundy, dies in the snow besieging the town of Nancy |
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8 | 9 January 1463 Death of William Neville, Lord Fauconberg, Earl of Kent |
10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 January 1476 Anne Plantagenet, Richard's oldest sister, dies |
15 January 1478 Wedding of Richard Duke of York aged 4 to Anne Mowbray aged 5 in St Stephen's Chapel, Westminster Abbey |
16 January 1469 Richard's first judicial commission in Salisbury; two Lancastrian nobles are executed for treason |
17 | 18 January 1486 Elizabeth of York marries Henry Tudor |
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22 | 23 | 24 | 25 January 1477 Isabel Neville buried in Tewkesbury Abbey |
26 January 1956 The Fellowship of the White Boar goes public as a fully organised society |
27 January 1483 King Edward IV made Francis Lovell a Viscount |
28 January 1457 Henry Tudor born |
29 | 30 | 31 | January 1446 Anne Richard's sister married Duke of Exeter |
January - February 1478 Richard attends parliament. George is tried and condemned to death |
January 1483 Parliament grants Richard the hereditary palatinate of Cumberland and Wardenship of the West March |
January 1484 January 6 - 21: Richard on progress in the south and east, returning to Westminster on the 21st. 23 January to 23 February - Richard's only parliament meets in Westminster. Richard III's parliament recognises his title to the throne |