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WebbIn 1454, William Paston in London wrote back to his brother John: 'here is great pestilence' In a letter written probably on 10 November 1465, John Wymondham wrote to his cousin John Paston that there was a child dead and another dying 'at Astley's': Wymondham and his wife had therefore asked John's wife to come and stay with them. WebbThey took part in the Wars of the Roses in supporting roles, but they were extraordinary characters in their own right: William Paston, the self-made man who founded the family's fortunes; his son John Paston, who embarked on his own battle to inherit the estates of the rich old soldier Sir John Falstaff, the model of Shakespeare's Falstaff; … florida assertive community treatment fact

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Webb23 okt. 2004 · From the reign of Henry VII, the Pastons were one of the most powerful families in East Anglia, but backed the royal cause in the civil war and lost their property. … WebbWithin 3 generations 1426 - 1485, the Pastons established themselves as a family of consequence, both in their native Norfolk and within court circles. +44 (0) 121 745 5403; … WebbThe Pastons: A Family in the Wars of the Roses available in Paperback. The Pastons: A Family in the Wars of the Roses. by Richard Barber Read Reviews. Add to Wishlist. ISBN … great things beatties ford rd charlotte nc