The Dukes of Norfolk: The FitzAlan-Howard Family tree

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[@ChrisKlein0]

Henry IV and Richard II dates are confusing, are they right and I just don’t understand family trees ?

[@CardinalConky]

Thanks Chris for pointing that out. You are right, it must just be a typo. Richard II reigned from 1377-1399, and Henry IV from 1399-1413. Hope this clears it up. That video is quite old and there are a couple of mistakes, so I will probably release a new version soon. Cheers.

[@JedgeOEaton]

Hi! I'm a descendant of the house of FitzAlan, Lagos, and Gwynedd. Thank you for your contribution of royal information. This is all fascinating to me! 😊

[@Venelix21]

The blue and yellow cheque on the coat of arms is for the de Warenne family. The 1st Earls of Surrey as created by William the conqueror.

[@CardinalConky]

Indeed that is quite tight! The Earldom of Surrey is one of the Duke's subsidiary titles.

[@aprilbayers1208]

Thank you for sharing this. My great grandmother is a decent of this Howard line.

[@kylehoward5889]

I'm a Howard related to this family, my grandparents spoke fluent German there family fled England to HRE after Henry the 8th beheaded Katherine Howard.

[@mattsmith656]

William howard Viscount is the last Howard in my family line to hold titles, as the video shows power switch to his nephew rather than his son and my great grandfather Francis Stafford-Howard

[@JALtravelsabout]

I'm from the line of Howard too, thomas Howard is my 13th time grandfather

[@djkelleher3557]

Well done, very informative 👏

[@Justme-qv7co]

You are absolutely full of information and it’s so exciting to listen to. I’m really hoping I retain it. Just another because….. they aren’t ruling monarchs so they just inherit a title, that’s it.

[@tughoward]

Well done, that was very interesting!

[@CardinalConky]

Cheers!

[@NosTripp71inc.]

Mahalo for this ❤ I'm a Tripp Name given to Sr. Howard by King Henry VIII - Genealogy tree Kingdom of Hawaii Kekauliki/Tripp decency

[@manchestergirl980]

Very informative!!

[@CardinalConky]

Why thank you kind stranger

[@raquelennis3584]

I'm so happy I found your channel. I think my Dad's family is from Surrey and in some of these time frames. His name was Thomas Saunders. You wouldn't have any info on him, would you?

[@denton1972]

Very informative genealogical study of Britain's most Catholic and most senior peerage.

[@cavalier2097]

Howard family in Barbados

[@borino6216]

I’m a direct descendant of the fitzallen family through my dad

[@ruthwhittingham4]

In my tree also

[@The1987Kid]

Another correction, John of Gaunt was born in 1340, not 1362, Henry IV was born in 1367, not 1509, 1509-47 is actually Henry VIII’s reign

[@CardinalConky]

Thanks. My date for John of Gaunt actually reflects his tenure as Duke of Lancaster, as is the case with my charts. He was Duke of Lancaster from 1362-99. As for Henry IV, that was obviously a typo that I made whilst creating the chart, as I forgot to edit his box with the correct dates when I copied it from Henry VIII. Please take note that these dates are for reign, not births. I have already pointed this out in the pinned comment.

[@Justme-qv7co]

Very interesting thank you. I applied to the castle as a guide today, hence why I’m watching these interesting documentaries. I live in Arun-dell. It would be interesting to know why you call it Arun- dale?

[@CardinalConky]

Thanks for the comment. I apologise for my mispronunciation, english place names often perplex me. I shall remember this in the future.

[@Justme-qv7co]

I wasn’t trying to be rude I was just interested as I want to be a guide there and your documentary was amazing, I learnt a lot. Hence my query about your pronunciation. Do come and see the castle it’s absolutely amazing and if I get a job there I will be so excited!

[@Justme-qv7co]

I thought maybe you knew something I didn’t !

[@CardinalConky]

No hard feelings! I am learning too, and no one knows everything. Thanks

[@dalerigley6646]

It's Arundel...I am Duwaine Howard, related to Edward Fitzalan Howard......Arundel's are my cousins so are Mowbray

[@yungstreetz2573]

HOWARDIZ ✊🏾💪🏾💯

[@earlybird6409]

A great video! Thank you for covering such overlooked subjects. One mistake though. Edward IV’s son was Edward V not Richard II.

[@andreabrunkow9314]

I've been told that the ser name Tripp stems from the Howard family. I seem to remember something about the Tripp family being a fighting clan. Would you happen to know anything about this?

[@CardinalConky]

I don’t, though I would imagine that many families are related to the Howards as they are well documented and as genealogy goes, really old. Please do say If you find the specific connection. Thanks for the comment

[@andreabrunkow9314]

@@CardinalConky Thank you for answering. I just got into your videos and love them! They're very well put together and EXTREMELY informative!

[@lilac-lilysystem8493]

i am related to the howards.

[@aliciateele4327]

Hello! I have some questions that you would be very helpful answering, but it is a private (family) matter. Is there an email address that I can reach you on? I can provide mine if necessary.

[@The1987Kid]

I must correct you, Thomas, Earl of Norfolk was not illegitimate, his mother was King Edward I’s 2nd wife and Queen consort Margaret of France, the Howard’s are descended from the illegitimate son of Richard, Earl of Cornwall and King of the Romans, son of King John of England and Isabella of Angoulême, there must be a correction

[@deteon1418]

Noice 👌

[@mr.d8747]

*Hi! I want to do a family tree in Libre Office Draw, but I would like to colour the margins and I don't know how to do that. Can you please help me?*

[@CardinalConky]

I have had a look and I am too struggling to see how to change the colour of the margins. Perhaps you should make margins out of text-boxes and colour those in instead, then you could place those at the edge of the document. otherwise I cannot say. Thanks for watching

[@mr.d8747]

@@CardinalConky *Ok*

[@sirjunior9006]

I’m confused at about 4:20, could you please explain

[@CardinalConky]

John de Mowbray, earl of Nottingham, travelled with Henry V on campaign to France in the 100 years war. Despite fighting at Hainaut with Humphrey duke of Gloucester, he missed the battle of Agincourt due to poor health. The specific disease was dysentery. Here is a definition from the NHS: Dysentery is an infection of the intestines that causes diarrhoea containing blood or mucus. Other symptoms of dysentery can include: painful stomach cramps. feeling sick or being sick (vomiting) Thanks for watching!

[@MandyJane-mt8fw]

my family ancestry

[@jacobhillary8268]

What website did you use to format these family trees?

[@CardinalConky]

Libre office draw. Thanks for watching

[@jacobhillary8268]

@@CardinalConky Thank you, I am direct descendant of the FitzAlan Family through the Barons Arundels and would love to see a future video on them!

[@stephenmowbray6987]

Those Mowbray's are a strange family. 😉

[@CardinalConky]

Do you know if you are related? Thanks for the comment

[@stephenmowbray6987]

@@CardinalConky that I do 🛡️

[@stephenmowbray6987]

@@CardinalConky I also have a copy of the true Mowbray family tree book as well that's been handed down for my grandfather

[@CardinalConky]

@@stephenmowbray6987 thats so interesting! I wish my family’s history was half as interesting/traceable

[@stephenmowbray6987]

@@CardinalConky My great great great great Grandfather Thomas De Mowbray, was never killed in exile in Italy. He traveled for many years. And that's where the missing link comes in to play. 🐉🛡️🐉