Christopher Conyers
English gentry figure of the early years of the Wars of the Roses
Press Enter · cited answer in seconds
0 sources
Christopher Conyers
Summary
Christopher Conyers is a human[1]. He died on 1460[2].
Key Facts
- Christopher Conyers died on 1460[2].
- Christopher Conyers's father was John Conyers[3].
- Christopher Conyers's mother was Margaret St.Quintin[4].
- A child of Christopher Conyers was Sir John Conyers[5].
- A child of Christopher Conyers was Joan Conyers[6].
- A child of Christopher Conyers was Margaret Conyers[7].
- A child of Christopher Conyers was Margery Conyers, of Hornby[8].
- A child of Christopher Conyers was Sir Richard Conyers, of South Cowton[9].
- A child of Christopher Conyers was Elizabeth Conyers[10].
- Christopher Conyers is recorded as male[11].
- Christopher Conyers's instance of is recorded as human[12].
- Christopher Conyers was part of the conflict Wars of the Roses[13].
- Christopher Conyers's family name is recorded as Conyers[14].
- Christopher Conyers's given name is recorded as Christopher[15].
Body
Origins and Family
Christopher Conyers's father was John Conyers[3]. His mother was Margaret St.Quintin[4].
Personal Life
Children include Sir John Conyers[5], a military personnel[16], of Kingdom of England[17], awarded the Order of the Garter[18]; Joan Conyers[6], 1420–1485[19]; Margaret Conyers[7], 1451–1500[20]; Margery Conyers, of Hornby[8]; Sir Richard Conyers, of South Cowton[9]; and Elizabeth Conyers[10].
Death and Burial
Christopher Conyers died on 1460[2].
FAQs
Who were Christopher Conyers's parents?
Christopher Conyers's father was John Conyers[3]. Christopher Conyers's mother was Margaret St.Quintin[4].