Richard Felaw

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Richard Felaw (c.1420–1483) was an English businessman, philanthropist and politician based in Ipswich.He was twice Member of Parliament for Ipswich, in 1449 and 1460–2.[1]: 17 

Richard was the son of John and Agnes Felaw, daughter of Thomas Denys. John Felaw was a burgess of Ipswich Corporation, servings as a bailiff 1439–40.[2]

Richard was closely associated with John Howard, of Tendring Hall, Stoke-by-Nayland.[1]: 18  Howard was a prominent Yorkist who was knighted by Edward IV after the Battle of Towton, which victory had secured the installation of Edward as King of England. Howard gained a number of significant offices from the crown in East Anglia.[1]: 18 

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  1. ^ a b c John, Blatchly (2003). A Famous Antient Seed-plot of Learning: A History of Ipswich School. Ipswich: Ipswich School. ISBN 0 9544915 0 5.
  2. ^ Amor, Nicholas (2011). Late Medieval Ipswich Trade and Industry. Woodbridge: Boydell and Brewer.
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