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From Foster's Pedigrees1:
Sir Robert Hildyard of Winestead, knighted at coronation of Richard 3 [1483], an executor under his father's will, proved 29 August 1489; he was a well-known personage during the reigns of Henry 6, Edward 4 and Richard 3. In 9 Edward 4 [c. 1470] he, together with Sir John Conyers and others, headed an insurrection in the north, made in favour of the Lancastrians, numbering 20,000 men, and encountered the Earl of Pembroke at the head of 18,000 Welshmen at a place called Danes More, near Edgecote in Oxford, and entirely defeated them, taking hte said earl and his brother Richard prisoners, who, together with Richard Woodville, Earl of Rivers, were subsequently beheaded at Northampton, by command of George, Duke of Clarence, and Nevile, Earl of Warwick. He was one of the knights who met Henry 7 in his progress towards York, and died 5 Henry 7 [1489/1490]. Administration granted to his son Stephen, 9 June, 1501.
Footnotes
[1] Pedigrees of The County Families of Yorkshire, Compiled by Joseph Foster, Volume 3 (North and East Riding), London (1874); Hildyard of Winestead, Hutton Bonville etc
See also: MCA Skepper 11
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