738716.
Earl Thomas de Beauchamp & 738717. Dame Margaret Ferrers
3/16/1338, Thomas de Bello Campo born in England, heir &
2nd s/o 624678. Thomas de
Beauchamp & 624679. Katherine de Mortimer.
~1350, Margaret born in Devon, England, d/o 624672. Sir William de Ferrers &
624673. Margaret de Ufford.
1364, London and Middlesex: Particulars of account, with
writs, for property of ... Thomas de Beauchamp, Esq., in Tower ward ... (S)
UKNA.
1367, Thomas went to Prussia with his brother William.
1368, Thomas went to Brittany with his brother William.
1368, Margaret a legatee in the will of her father who
bequested her his white bed and the furniture with the arms of Ferrers and
Ufford on them.
8/4/1369, The will of "Katherine Countess of
Warwick", bequeathed property to “the Earl my husband … Thomas my son …”
(S) FMG.
11/13/1369, Thomas age 28 and more at his father’s death.
1370, Petitioners: Thomas Beauchamp, earl of Warwick. One of
the offices of the late earl being committed to a king's clerk. (S) UKNA.
1370, Thomas de Bello Campo, earl of Warwick, by divers
tallies ... 500 marks, delivered ... yearly fee which the Lord the King granted
... from the customs in the ports of London and Saint Botolph. (S) Iss. Roll of
Thomas de Brantingham, 1835, P373.
1373, Thomas accompanied John of Gaunt on his march from
Calais to Bordeauz.
1373, Thomas appointed a Knight of the Garter.
1376, Thomas an ambassador to Scotland.
4/28/1376, Thomas 1 of 4 earls at the Good Parliament.
6/21/1377, Richard II, age 10, succeeded Edward III as King
of England.
7/16/1377, Thomas carried the 3rd sword at the
coronation of King Richard II.
12/1377, Thomas appointed Admiral of the North. (S) Roles of
the Sea, Gorski, 2012, P83.
By 1380, Thomas, Earl of Warwick, married Margaret.
1380, Thomas accompanied the Earl of March into Ireland.
1380-81, Thomas a tutor to King Richard II.
6/25/1383, Thomas de Bello Campo, earl of Warwick, and
Margaret, his wife, querents, and John Say, Richard de Piryton', clerk, and
Richard de Bromlegh', clerk, deforciants. (S) Feet of Fines, Norfolk,
Leicestershire.
8/6/1385, Battle of Morranside, Scotland. Of an army of
15,000, Thomas had the largest retinue of 600 archers and 280 men-at-arms under
Richard II, against a Scot-French force that knew they were coming. The English
suffered heavy losses and retreated.
1386, Thomas a member of the Privy Council.
1387, Thomas 1 of 5 “Lords Appelant”, attempting to separate
Richard from his favorites marched on London.
1388, Thomas accompanied King Richard into Scotland.
6/12/1388, Thomas 1 of 5 “Lords Appellant” in opposition to
King Richard II. Grant to Thomas, duke of Goucester, Henry, earl of Derby,
Richard, earl of Arundel, Thomas, earl of Warwick and Thomas, earl Marshall, of
£20,000
on condition that the said 5 lords should Have this sum for their costs and
expenses in saving king and kingdom. (S) CPRs.
5/1/1390 at Framlingham castle, Grant by Margaret, Countess
of Norfolk, to Thomas de Woodstok, Duke of Gloucester, Thomas de Bello Campo,
Earl of Warwick, Sir Richard Lescrope, of all rights and estate which she had
in the manor of Knebworth and in the fee of one knight and the advowson of the
church. (S) UKNA.
9/1392, Thomas de Berkeley arranged the marriage of his
daughter Elizabeth to Richard, son of Thomas Beauchamp, Earl of Warwick. (S)
UKNA, BCM.
1397, Thomas mortaged multiple manors for £5,383 to Thomas
Mowbray, Earl of Nottingham.
9/28/1397, Forfeiture of Thomas, formerly the Earl of
Warwick. (S) UKNA.
11/1397, Petitioners: Thomas de Beauchamp and Margaret de
Beauchamp, his wife. ... for certain items to be delivered ... (S) UKNA.
1398, Thomas arrested by the king for high treason – taken
to the Tower, and then banished and imprisoned for life on the Isle of Man.
8/1399, Thomas liberated by King Henry IV.
9/30/1399, Henry IV succeeded Richard II as King of England.
10/13/1399, Thomas again carried the 3rd sword at
King Henry IV’s coronation.
11/19/1399, Thomas’ lands and titles restored. (S) UKNA.
4/8/1401, Thomas died.
1401, Power of attorney. Margaret, recently wife of Thomas
Beauchamp. (S) UKNA.
7/15/1402, IPM of Thomas: Stafford. Chillington, held by the
heir of John Gyffard. No advowsons or other fees were so taken because all
belonged to the manor of Drayton Bassett, of which he and his wife Margaret,
who still lives, were jointly seised. (S) CIPM18 – Part VI.
1/22/1406, Margaret died; both buried at St. Mary’s,
Warwick.
1406, IPM: Margaret, late wife of Thomas de Bello Campo
(Beauchamp), earl of Warwick: Norfolk, Devon, Gloucestershire, Essex,
Worcestershire, Cambridgeshire, London, Hampshire, Leicestershire,
Warwickshire, Staffordshire, Buckinghamshire, Berkshire, Rutland. (S) UKNA.
(S) Magna Carta Ancestry, P57. (S) Warwick Castle and its
Earls, Warwick, 1903.
Child of Thomas and
Margaret: [1 son, 2 daughters]
i. Richard Beauchamp (369358), born 2/1381 in Essex, England.
