Richard's Standard Bearers at Bosworth

In building up my database I've found two men who are listed as bearing Richard's banner at Bosworth, both of whom were killed there:

A Gilbert Swinburn of Chopwell, Durham

and Percival Thirlwall of Northumberland

Are both of these correct and in fact they carried different banners, or is one an invention?

I've found several suspect knights listed as killed in the battle for whom no mention is made elsewhere.

thirlwell maybe the real deal. see
http://www.girders.net/Th/Thirlwall,%20Sir%20Percival,%20(k.b.1485).doc
 
i'm looking for possible spelling variants on gilbert.
 
roslyn

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In building up my database I've found two men who are listed as bearing Richard's banner at Bosworth, both of whom were killed there:

A Gilbert Swinburn of Chopwell, Durham

and Percival Thirlwall of Northumberland

Are both of these correct and in fact they carried different banners, or is one an invention?

I've found several suspect knights listed as killed in the battle for whom no mention is made elsewhere.

gilbert existed and so did his brother thomas.
http://www.girders.net/Su/Swinburne,%20Gilbert,%20(k.b.1485).doc

--- On Tue, 6/14/11, theblackprussian <theblackprussian@...> wrote:


From: theblackprussian <theblackprussian@...>
Subject: Richard's Standard Bearers at Bosworth
To:
Received: Tuesday, June 14, 2011, 6:35 PM


 



In building up my database I've found two men who are listed as bearing Richard's banner at Bosworth, both of whom were killed there:

A Gilbert Swinburn of Chopwell, Durham

and Percival Thirlwall of Northumberland

Are both of these correct and in fact they carried different banners, or is one an invention?

I've found several suspect knights listed as killed in the battle for whom no mention is made elsewhere.