[Sidenote: 1487 / JUNE 16]
Sir Edmond Benyngfeld.
Sir Jamys Blount.
Sir Richard Croft.
Sir [Humfrey] Stanley.
[Sir Richard De]levere.
Sir J[ohn] Mortumer.
Sir William Troutbeke.
_Knyghtes made at the same Batayll._
The sone and heyr of the Lord Audeley.[102-1]
Sir Edward Noreys.
Sir Robert Clyfford.
Sir George Hopton.
Sir John Paston.
Sir Thomas Lovell.
Sir Humfrey Savage.
Sir Herry Willoughby.
Sir John Sapcotes.
Sir William Vampage.
Sir Antony Brone.
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Sir Gregory . . . .
Sir Thomas Bl[ount].
Sir Robert Cheyny.
Sir William Car[ew].
Sir John Wy[ndham].
Sir Simond . . . .
Sir Roger Be[llingham].
Sir John . . . . .
Sir George Nevil . .
Sir Robert Radcly[ff].
Sir Jamys Par[ker].
Sir Edward Dar[ell].
Sir Edward Pekeryn[g].
Sir Thomas of W[olton].
Sir William Sand[es].
A mutilated endorsement in Sir John Paston’s hand reads, ‘. . . . .
prisoners . . . . . fownd.’
[Footnote 101-1: [Add. MS. 34,889, f. 135.] This is only a
fragment, the first part of which is lost. The seven names at the
beginning are the end of a list of knights bannerets made upon the
field. Then follow the names of those who were merely dubbed
knights; but this list, too, is imperfect, not merely by the
mutilation of some names, but because another leaf would certainly
have been required to give them all. Compare another copy of these
lists in Leland’s _Collectanea_, iv. 214-15, where the names in
the second list stand in a different order. Several of the
mutilated names here have been filled in from Leland; but,
curiously enough, that list gives no Sir Gregory and no Sir Simon.
Since this was in type the Editor has found a complete list, more
accurate than Leland’s, which will be printed at the end of these
letters.]
[Footnote 102-1: Sir James Audeley, as his name is given in
Leland’s list. This was Sir James Touchet, who succeeded his
father as Lord Audeley in 1491, and was beheaded and attainted in
1497.]
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