Page 177. line 12. Kent.] Kyme.
Page 177. line 13. Beaumont.] Henry lord Beaumont died 1 H. 5. leaving only one son, an infant, who did not attain his full age till 9 H. 6. Sir Thomas Beaumont, brother of lord Henry, may be the person here meant.
Page 177. line 13. Willoughby.] Robert lord Willoughby of Eresby, distinguished among the english captains for his gallant actions under Henry V. and the duke of Bedford.
Page 182. line 18. York.] He was very corpulent, and is said to have been pressed to death in the throng. The earl of Suffolk was also among the slain.
Page 184. last line. Suffered.] Of the princes, Anthony duke of Brabant left two sons, Philip and John, successively dukes of Brabant, and both dying, s. p. Philip count of Nevers left Charles count of Nevers, who died, s. p. and John count of Estampes and of Nevers after the death of his brother.
Edward duke of Bar and John de Bar lord of Puisaye were brothers, and both died, s. p.
Robert de Bar, count of Marle and Soissons, was son to Henry de Bar another brother, and also died s. p. Upon these deaths, the succession was disputed between Louis, cardinal de Bar, the surviving brother, and Yoland, queen of Arragon, their sister. This dispute was terminated in 1419, when the cardinal resigned his right in favour of Réné of Anjou, (duke of Lorraine, &c.) grandson of Yoland.
John I. count of Alençon, succeeded by his son John II.
Ferry count de Vaudemont. He was of the house of Lorraine, and acquired Vaudemont by his marriage with the heiress of Vaudemont and Joinville.