Person ID: I5658477676
Sir George Neville
Abt 1410 – 30 Dec 1469
Male
Events
- Born
- Abt 1410 — Raby Castle, Durham, England, United Kingdom
- Died
- 30 Dec 1469 — Latimer, Buckinghamshire, England, United Kingdom1 source
- Buried
- 31 Dec 1469
- Title
1st Lord Latimer
Parents
Family group sheet →- FatherSir Ralph de NevilleBef 1364 – 21 Oct 1425
- MotherLady Joan de Beaufort1379 – 13 Nov 1440
- ChildLady Katherine NevilleAbt. 1397 – Aft. 1483
- ChildJoan Nevilleb. Abt 1398
- ChildLady Eleanor NevilleAbt. 1397 – 1472
- ChildJane Nevilleb. Abt 1399
- ChildSir Richard de NevilleAbt. 1400 – 30 Dec 1460
- ChildHenry de NevilleAbt. 1402 – Abt. 1402
- ChildThomas de NevilleAbt 1403 – Abt. 1403
- ChildCuthbert de NevilleAbt. 1405 – Abt. 1405
- ChildWilliam de NevilleAbt 1407 – 9 Jan 1462/63
- ChildRobert de NevilleAbt. 1408 – 8 Jul 1457
- ChildSir George NevilleAbt 1410 – 30 Dec 1469
- ChildLady Anne NevilleAbt 1411 – 20 Sep 1480
- ChildJohn De NevilleAbt 1413 – Abt. 1413
- ChildLady Cecily Neville31 May 1415 – 31 May 1495
- ChildEdward NevilleAbt 1417 – 18 Oct 1476
Family
Family group sheet →Married: Abt Feb 1436 and 1437 — 1st Husband 1St Wife
- FatherSir George NevilleAbt 1410 – 30 Dec 1469
Family
Family group sheet →Married: Abt. Feb 1436/37
- FatherSir George NevilleAbt 1410 – 30 Dec 1469
- MotherLady Elizabeth BeauchampAbt. 1417 – Bef. 2 Oct 1480
- ChildSir Henry Nevilled. 14 Jul 1469
- ChildThomas Neville
- ChildJane Neville
- ChildKatherine Neville
Notes
- George Neville, 1st (?) Lord (Baron) Latimer/Latymer, so created 25 Feb 1431/2, PC (1439), JP (Cumberland 1437); knighted 1426, succeeded 1430 to his paternal half-uncle John Neville 6th Lord (Baron) Latimer (of Corby)'s estates; married c Feb 1 436/7, as her 1st husband, Lady Elizabeth Beauchamp (born c 1417; married 2nd, as his 2nd wife Thomas Wake and died by 2 Oct 1480), daughter of the 13th Earl of Warwick, and died 30 or 31 Dec 1469. [Burke's Peerage, p. 17] George Neville, 1st Lord (Baron) Latymer, so created by writ of summons 25 Feb 1431/2, PC (1439); knighted 1426; went mad by 11 June 1451, but remained only intermittently so since he went on being called to Parliament for another 18 years; thou ght to have supported the Lancastrian party; married Feb 1436/7 Elizabeth (died by 2 Oct 1480), daughter and in her issue coheir of Richard Beauchamp, Earl of Warwick. [Burke's Peerage, p. 1640]