European Battles: Battle of Lewes

One of two main battles of the conflict known as the Second Barons' War. It took place at Lewes in Sussex, on 14 May 1264

Pic	Name	Birth	Death	Birthplace
	Gilbert "the Red" de Clare	2 SEP 1243	22 DEC 1295	England, Hampshire, Christchurch
	Hugh Despencer	1223	4 AUG 1265	England, Gloucestershire
	William Deverois	abt 1215	4 AUG 1265	England, Herefordshire, Kington, Lyonshall
	Edward I "Longshanks" King of England	17 JUN 1239	7 JUL 1307	England, Middlesex, London, Westminster Palace
	Henry III King of England	1 OCT 1207	16 NOV 1272	England, Hampshire, Winchester Castle
	Fulk Fitzwarin	1210	14 MAY 1264	England, Yorkshire, Edlington
	Simon VI de Montfort	abt 1208	4 AUG 1265	France, Ile-de-France, Montfort Amaury
	Robert de Ros defeated Henry III at the battle of Lewes, and took him and the prince prisoner	abt 1233	17 MAY 1285	England, Yorkshire, Helmsley
	Wiliam de Warenne	abt 1256	15 DEC 1286	England, Sussex, Warren
Commander
	Nicholas de Seagrave	1238	bef 12 NOV 1295	England, Leicestershire, Seagrave
Knight, United Kingdom
	Roger Mortimer knight from Wigmore Castle in Herefordshire	abt 1231	27 OCT 1282	Wales, Radnorshire, Cwmaron Castle
leader
	Jean de Warenne Family seat of Lewes Castle defeated by Royal Army	8/1231	29 SEP 1304	England, Sussex, Warren