| − | *'''Henry Beaufort''' (1377-1447) - son of John and Catherine, took holy orders. He was Bishop of [[Lincoln]] from 1398, chancellor for various periods between 1403 and his death, Bishop of [[Winchester]] from 1404 and a cardinal from 1427 until his death. He supported the future [[Henry V]], then worked in his administration before being one of the protectors of the juvenile [[Henry VI]]. Outside English affairs, he was one who supported the election of pope [[Martin V]] at the Council of Constance, and was a firm and vocal backer of the crusade against the Hussites. He began retiring from public life in the late 1430s. He was buried in Winchester Cathedral. | + | *'''Henry Beaufort''' (1377-1447) - son of John and Catherine, took holy orders. He was Bishop of [[Lincoln]] from 1398, chancellor for various periods between 1403 and his death, Bishop of [[Winchester]] from 1404 and a cardinal from 1427 until his death. He supported the future [[Henry V]], then worked in his administration before being one of the protectors of the juvenile [[Henry VI]]. Outside English affairs, he was one who supported the election of pope [[Martin V]] at the [[Council of Constance]], and was a firm and vocal backer of the crusade against the Hussites. He began retiring from public life in the late 1430s. He was buried in Winchester Cathedral. |