George Seymour

Also known as: George Seimor · Family: England · Role: knight and captain · First appears: Henry VI 43

Life events

c. 1450 · Camois, George Seymour, and John Arundell organized defenses and requested urgent English aid for Gascony.(Henry VI 43)
- With: Camois John Arundell
- “But yet the lord Camois, sir George Seimor, and sir Iohn Arundell, with diuers other valiant capteins hauing gouernance of the countrie, manned townes, gathered people, and recomforted the fainting harts of the Gascoignes in all that they could, and withall sent letters ouer into England, certifieng to the kings maiestie, that without spéedie aid and readie succours, the whole countrie was like to be conquered and woone out of the Englishmens possession.”
c. 1450 · English-held fortresses at Iansacke and S. Foie fell after requested military relief failed to arrive.(Henry VI 43 · 📍 Iansacke)
- With: Camois John Arundell
- “Manie letters were sent, and manie faire answers were brought; but reléefe neither appeared, nor one man of warre was thither shipped: by reason whereof the Frenchmen pursuing the victorie, got the fortresses of Iansacke, and S. Foie, with diuerse other péeces of importance thereabouts.”

allies with Camois “But yet the lord Camois, sir George Seimor, and sir Iohn Arundell, with diuers other valiant capteins hauing gouernance of the countrie, manned townes, gathered people, and recomforted the fainting harts of the Gascoignes in all that they could”
allies with John Arundell “But yet the lord Camois, sir George Seimor, and sir Iohn Arundell, with diuers other valiant capteins hauing gouernance of the countrie, manned townes, gathered people, and recomforted the fainting harts of the Gascoignes in all that they could”

Extracted from the original text of Holinshed's Chronicles — the reigns Shakespeare dramatized. Made with Rho MD.