Richard of Conisburgh
1385 – 1415 · Generation XVIII · House of Plantagenet
Richard of Conisburgh (1385–1415). Married Anne Mortimer in 1408. Executed for plotting against Henry V; his son would claim the throne for York.
One of 23 people of House of Plantagenet (1126–1485) in this archive. The longest-reigning English house, counting its Angevin beginning and the rival Lancaster and York branches that fought the Wars of the Roses.
Line of descent: King William I The Conqueror → King Henry I → Matilda the Empress → King Henry II → King John → King Henry III → King Edward I Longshanks → King Edward II → King Edward III → Edmund of Langley → Richard of Conisburgh.
Parents
- Edmund of Langley (1341 – 1402)
- Isabella of Castile (1355 – 1392)
Partners
- Married Anne Mortimer (1388 – 1411) in 1408 — one child together
Children
- Richard of York (1411 – 1460)
Life
- 1385 — Born
- 1408 — Married Anne Mortimer
- 1415 — Died