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Warwick personally requested that he accompany Warwick to Normandy. Willoughby had returned to England by the end of 1438. On 17 July 1439 he had licence to make a
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coronation expedition in 1430. During this phase of the war the
English suffered reverses, and lost ground to the south of Normandy, and on 4 October 1430 Willoughby was granted the
495:(d.1470), by whom she had a son, Sir Robert Welles, and a daughter, Joan Welles. At Willoughby's death, his lands and title descended to his daughter and son-in-law,
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325:In July and August 1425 he was with
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503:Marriages and issue
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238:Battle of Agincourt
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