History and chronology of Constable in England

General

Government
Rebellion
Wars the Roses

Biographies

Beaufort, John
Edward
Richard III
Vere
Villiers
Woodville, Richard

Places

Cade
Kenilworth
London
St Albans
Sudeley
Towton Moor
Watford

Constable History of England


1397	Edward
London Appointed Constable after supporting Richard II against the Lords Appellant
1404	Beaufort, John
Appointed Constable of England
1450	Woodville, Richard
Cade Helps put down the Cade rebellion
1455	Villiers
21st May Watford Advises Henry VI to march on the Duke of York at St Albans to open negotiations
22nd May St Albans The Duke of Buckingham negotiates with the Yorkist Plenipotentiary Mowbray Herald
22nd May St Albans York's demand that Somers et should be handed over puts an end to the negotiations
1461	Woodville, Richard
29th Mar Towton Moor Fights with the Lancastrians but defects after Henry VI's defeat
1467	Woodville, Richard
London Appointed Constable of England
1469	Richard III
Sudeley Appited Constable of England, receives Sudeley Castle
London Appointed Constable of England after the restoration of Edward IV
1469	Woodville, Richard
12th Aug Kenilworth Death of Richard Woodville
12th Aug Kenilworth Pro-Warwick rebels execute Woodville, father of Elizabeth Woodville Edward IV's Queen
1470	Vere
London Appointed Constable of England
1471	Vere
Escapes to France after Barnet Field