John Shelley

Also known as: sir Iohn Shellie · Family: Rebels · Role: knight · First appears: Henry IV 7

Life events

• c. 1400 · John Shelley was drawn, hanged, and beheaded for conspiracy.(Henry IV 7 · 📍 London)
  • “sir Leonard Brokas, and sir Iohn Shellie knights, Iohn Maudelen, and William Ferbie chapleins, were drawne, hanged, and beheaded at London.”

Henry IV 7

• with John Holland, Duke of Exeter (They travelled together while attempting to flee.) “he tooke his horsse, and hauing a knight with him called sir Iohn Shellie, he road into Essex, attempting to haue fled from thence by sea”

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