Born ‎ 1398 at Haliegh,Staffordshire,England, died ‎ Sep 23, 1459 at Blomere Heath,Shropshire,England‎, 60 or 61 years, cause of death: killed in the battle of Blomere Heath
Source: Ancestry.com, "Suffolk, England: Parish and Probate Records" [database online], Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 2001.



Suffolk: Great Whelentham - Parish Registers (Christenings, Marriages, Burials) and History, 1557-1850
12.The Hearth Tax. Charles 2nd.
Part 2. Chapter 1. The Manors and Their Lords.
Audley.
County: Suffolk
Country: England
James Touchet, lord Audley, was born in 1399 , was serving in the wars in France before he was out of his teens, and followed the dead body of Henry 5th in 1422 from Frane


I'm not sure if this is the same person or not???
Source: Ancestry.com, "Shropshire, England: Parish and Probate Records" [database online] Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 2001


Shropshire: Edgmond, Tibberton, Waters Upton, Great Bolas, Eaton Constantine - Parish Registers, Lichfield Diocese
Bastard Register. Edgmond Register Of Bastard Chil Dren Born Within This Parish.
Bastard Register. Edgmond Register Of Bastard Chil Dren Born Within This Parish.
Edgmond.
County: Shropshire
Country: England
John Touchet, the inheritor of the first portion, was summoned to Parliament by the title of lord Audley; and his share of Edgmond devolved upon his grandson John, the 3rd Touchet lord Audley, whose son James, 4th lord, having joined the Cornish rebels, was taken prisoner at the battle of Blackheath, and beheaded in 1497 , his estates being forfeited to the Crown. A few years afterwards however, in 1506 , we find this third of the manor of Edgmond in the possession of his younger brother Thomas Audley, on the death of whose widow in 1514 it devolved upon his daughter and heir Anne, then the wife of George Twyneho of Cayford, co. Somerset. After George Twyneho's death in 1525 his widow appears to have been re-married to Richard Inkepen; and in 1551 Richard Inkepen and Ann his wife sold her third of the manor to Thomas Lodge.
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Shropshire: Edgmond, Tibberton, Waters Upton, Great Bolas, Eaton Constantine - Parish Registers, Lichfield Diocese
Bastard Register. Edgmond Register Of Bastard Chil Dren Born Within This Parish.
Bastard Register. Edgmond Register Of Bastard Chil Dren Born Within This Parish.
Edgmond.
County: Shropshire
Country: England
On the death in 15 Rich. 2. ( 1391 - 1392 ) of Nicholas lord Audley, great-grandson of the Nicholas de Audley whose death in 1299 is recorded by Eyton in his History of Shropshire (vol. 9, p. 120), the Manor of Edgmond was divided between his three sisters or their representatives as the right heirs of his father James lord Audley, viz.: John Touchet, the grandson of his sister Joan,--his sister Margaret, the wife of Sir Roger Hillary,--and Fulk lord Fitzwarine, the grandson of his half-sister Margaret, who is sometimes also called by the name of Blanche; and several generations elapsed before the separated portions were again united in the hands of one owner.

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Source: Suffolk, England: Parish and Probate Records


Suffolk: Great Whelentham - Parish Registers (Christenings, Marriages, Burials) and History, 1557-1850
12.The Hearth Tax. Charles 2nd.
Part 2. Chapter 1. The Manors and Their Lords.
Audley.
County: Suffolk
Country: England
By this second marriage James, lord Audley, had three sons: viz. (1) Humphrey who follows: (2) Edmund, bishop in succession of Rochester, Hereford and Salis

Born ‎± 1405 at Kenilworth,Warwickshire,England‎
Illegitimate daughter.