About Thomas Urswick

Sir Thomas Urswick (c.1415–1479), also referred to as Urswyk or Urswyck, was an English lawyer who became Recorder of London and Chief Baron of the Exchequer. He was one of the leading citizens of London who admitted Edward IV into the city in 1471, which led to the imprisonment and death of Henry VI.

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Position held: Chief Baron of the Exchequer, Recorder of London
Born: 1415
Died: 1479, March 19, 1479

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Thomas Urswick

Urswick, Sir Thomas (c.1415–1479), lawyer

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Position held: Chief Baron of the Exchequer, Recorder of London
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Died: 1479, March 19, 1479

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