- Sir
William Asenhill alias Harpeden (died 1443), of
Guilden Morden,
Cambridgeshire and Walton, Wakefield, Yorkshire, was an
English politician. He was...
- John
Harpeden may
refer to: John
Harpeden I ([fl. 1371–1389),
seneschal of
Saintonge and
Aquitaine John
Harpeden II (fl. 1372–1415),
French courtier John...
- Sir John
Harpeden (or Harpsden; French: Jean Harpedenne) was an
English knight and
administrator who
served Edward III of
England in
France during the...
- Sir John
Harpeden (died 8 May 1438) was an
English knight.
Little is
known of him—he was
never summoned to Parliament—but he was
related to the Mortimers...
- (1250)
Rostand de
Soliers (1295) Pier de Ferrières (1323)
Guichard d'Angle (1350) John
Harpeden I (1372) John
Harpeden II (1399) UK
National Archives...
- Jean
Harpedenne II (or John
Harpeden II; fl. 1360s–1410s) was a
French aristocrat,
administrator and
military officer. He was the
seigneur of Belleville...
-
Edward de
Courtenay (died 1418), and had no issue.
Married secondly John
Harpeden. In June 1399,
Roger Mortimer's widow, Alianor,
married Edward Charleton...
-
Felton (1363–1377)
William le
Scrope (1383–1384) –
first appointment John
Harpeden (1385–1389) John
Trailly (1389–1390) –
first appointment William le Scrope...
- Guillaume, (1338–1345) died of
exposure Jeanne, (1340–?)
married John
Harpeden I, Lord of
Montendre IV's successor.
Olivier was
again mentioned in an...
- who was
hanged as a
heretic and traitor.
Fifthly she
married Sir John
Harpeden (died 1458) who
survived her by 24
years and was
buried in Westminster...
