The Boy's Froissart

Sir John de Fusselles

Family: France · Role: knight · First appears: Book 1, Chapter 55, part 1/2

Life events

  • Sir John de Fusselles was thrown into a ditch and severely wounded when Sir John of Hainault’s horse ran off with him.(Book 1, Chapter 55, part 1/2)
    • With: Sir John de Hainault
    • “He had that day made a present of a handsome black horse to Sir John of Hainault, who had mounted on it a knight of his called Sir John de Fusselles, that bore his banner; which horse ran off with him, and forced his way through the English army, and, when about to return, stumbled and fell into a ditch, and severely wounded him.”

Book 1, Chapter 55, part 1/2

  • with Sir John de Hainault (Sir John of Hainault gave him a horse to bear his banner.) “He had that day made a present of a handsome black horse to Sir John of Hainault, who had mounted on it a knight of his called Sir John de Fusselles, that bore his banner.”

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