The Englishman who surrended to Joan of Arc at Jargeau in 1431. Henry V made him Admiral of Normandy and he served in France for fourteen years, returning only after his surrender.
William de la Pole, First Duke of Suffolk, First Marquess of Suffolk, Fourth Earl of Suffolk, was born on Oct. 16, 1396, at Cotton, Suffolk, to Michael de la Pole and Katherine de Stafford, and was beheaded on May 2, 1450, at sea. He married Alice Chaucer (her third) on Nov. 11, 1430. Children with Alice: Anne and John. William had an illegitimate daughter, Joan/Jane de la Pole by a nun, Malyne de Cay, on March of 1430. Joan married Thomas Stoner, and died in 1494. 9additional bio by Janet de la Peña)
jacknapes means "impertinant person"
Contributor: Ellen Myers (templenaboe) (46870553)
William de la Pole, First Duke of Suffolk, First Marquess of Suffolk, Fourth Earl of Suffolk, was born on Oct. 16, 1396, at Cotton, Suffolk, to Michael de la Pole and Katherine de Stafford, and was beheaded on May 2, 1450, at sea. He married Alice Chaucer (her third) on Nov. 11, 1430. Children with Alice: Anne and John. William had an illegitimate daughter, Joan/Jane de la Pole by a nun, Malyne de Cay, on March of 1430. Joan married Thomas Stoner, and died in 1494. 9additional bio by Janet de la Peña)
jacknapes means "impertinant person"
Contributor: Ellen Myers (templenaboe) (46870553)
The Englishman who surrended to Joan of Arc at Jargeau in 1431. Henry V made him Admiral of Normandy and he served in France for fourteen years, returning only after his surrender.
William de la Pole, First Duke of Suffolk, First Marquess of Suffolk, Fourth Earl of Suffolk, was born on Oct. 16, 1396, at Cotton, Suffolk, to Michael de la Pole and Katherine de Stafford, and was beheaded on May 2, 1450, at sea. He married Alice Chaucer (her third) on Nov. 11, 1430. Children with Alice: Anne and John. William had an illegitimate daughter, Joan/Jane de la Pole by a nun, Malyne de Cay, on March of 1430. Joan married Thomas Stoner, and died in 1494. 9additional bio by Janet de la Peña)
jacknapes means "impertinant person"
Contributor: Ellen Myers (templenaboe) (46870553)
William de la Pole, First Duke of Suffolk, First Marquess of Suffolk, Fourth Earl of Suffolk, was born on Oct. 16, 1396, at Cotton, Suffolk, to Michael de la Pole and Katherine de Stafford, and was beheaded on May 2, 1450, at sea. He married Alice Chaucer (her third) on Nov. 11, 1430. Children with Alice: Anne and John. William had an illegitimate daughter, Joan/Jane de la Pole by a nun, Malyne de Cay, on March of 1430. Joan married Thomas Stoner, and died in 1494. 9additional bio by Janet de la Peña)
jacknapes means "impertinant person"
Contributor: Ellen Myers (templenaboe) (46870553)
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