"But being removed to Pontefract and ordered for execution, he directed that he should be buried there 'before an Image of our blissid Lady with my Lord Richard'....."
Dictionary of National Biography, volume 62, page 413
The church was destroyed during the English Civil War. The exterior shell of the original structure remains and a smaller modern-day church has been built in the interior.
"But being removed to Pontefract and ordered for execution, he directed that he should be buried there 'before an Image of our blissid Lady with my Lord Richard'....."
Dictionary of National Biography, volume 62, page 413
The church was destroyed during the English Civil War. The exterior shell of the original structure remains and a smaller modern-day church has been built in the interior.
Gravesite Details
His tomb was destroyed during the English Civil War.
Family Members
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Elizabeth Woodville
1437–1492
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Lady Jacquette Woodville Le Strange
1437–1497
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Lady Anne Wydville Grey
1438–1489
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SR John Woodville
1444–1469
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Richard Woodville
1453–1490
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Margaret Woodville Fitzalan
1454–1491
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Sir Edward Woodville
1456–1488
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Katherine Wydville Wingfield
1458–1497
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Mary Woodville Herbert
unknown–1481