Predecessor John de Ros, 5th Baron de Ros |
6th Baron de Ros of Helmsley 1394–1414 |
Successor John de Ros 7th Baron de Ros of Helmsley |
Privy Council to Richard II and Henry IV, he was summoned to Parliament 1393-1413. He was present at the interview with Henry in the Tower, 29 September, at which Richard signed his abdication, and in the first Parliament of Henry IV on 23 October, assented to the imprisonment of the late King. He served as Treasurer of England, from September 1403 to November 1404. He died on 1 Sept 1414.[1] He was buried in the Choir of Belvoir Priory.[2] His heir was his son John.[1] His will mentions younger sons, William, Thomas, Robert, and Richard, and a daughter, Elizabeth, who married Robert, Lord Morley.[2] The Rivevaulx Chartulary records also daughters Margaret, who married James, son of John (Audley), Lord Audley, Beatrice, and Alice. Note that Margaret married James Tuchet, son of Lord Audley, John Tuchet, who took the name Audley, but were, in fact, Tuchets.
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(Mentions an illegitimate daughter Joan).