Name
Date:
Knights’ titles
Knights’ titles 2
Thomas Howard, John De Vere, Francis Talbot and
Edward Courtenay were Knights of the Garter during
Henry VIII reign. They each had a title. They were
known as Marquis of Exeter, Earl of Shrewsbury, Earl
of Oxford and the Duke of Norfolk but not in that
order. What was the title of each of the Knights?
Charles Somerset, Thomas Grey, Henry Stafford and Gerald
FitzGerald were noblemen who became Knights of the Garter
during Henry VIII reigh. They each had titles. They were
known as the Marquis of Dorset, the Earl of Worcester, the
Duke of Buckingham and the Earl of Kildare but not in that
order. What was the title of each of the Knights?
Clues
Clues
Thomas Howard hunted deer with the Marquis of
Exeter and watched bear baiting with The Earl of
Shrewsbury.
John De Vere was friends with the Marquis of Exeter
and fought alongside the Duke of Norfolk.
The Earl of Oxford, The Marquis of Exeter and
Francis Talbot all went to Henry VIII's first wedding.
The Earl of Oxford sometimes went to the theatre
with Thomas Howard.
Charles Somerset and the Marquis of Dorset both have scars
on their faces.
Thomas Grey is taller than the Duke of Buckingham but
shorter than the Earl of Worcester.
Charles Somerset lived in the same county as Henry
Stafford and the Earl of Kildare.
Henry Stafford and the Marquis of Dorset jousted at all the
same tournaments as Gerald FitzGerald.
The Duke of Buckingham and Charles Somerset both became
knights in the same year.
Which Knight had which title?
Which Knight had which title?
Name
Date:
Knights’ titles 3
Edward Sutton, Charles Brandon, Ralph Neville and William
Blunt were Knights in the 16th Century. They each had
titles. They were known as Lord Mountjoy, the Duke of
Suffolk, the Earl of Westmorland and Lord Dudley but not
in that order. What was the title of each of the Knights?
Knights’ titles 4
John Russell, Robert Radcliffe, Walter Devereux and
Arthur Plantaganet were knights in the 10th Century.
They each had titles. They were known as Lord
FitzWalter, Lord Ferrers, Viscount Lisle and the Earl
of Bedford but not in that order.
Clues
Clues
The Earl of Westmorland and William Blunt were cousins.
Lord Mountjoy and Ralph Neville were the best shots with a bow
and arrow.
Both Lord Dudley and Charles Brandon had red and yellow shields.
The Duke of Suffolk and Edward Sutton fell out after Anne Boleyn
was beheaded.
Ralph Neville and Lord Dudley usually practised fencing together.
Charles Brandon stood alongside the Earl of Westmorland and Lord
Mountjoy and watched as the Mary Rose sink.
When Lord Dudley was injured during a jousting tournament, he was
replaced by William Blunt.
Which Knight had which title?
Viscount Lisle and John Russell played backgammon
together.
Lord FitzWalter and Walter Devereux were musicians
and poets.
The Earl of Bedford and Lord Ferrers often attended
Henry VIII's banquets with Arthur Plantagenet.
Viscount Lisle and Robert Radcliffe had been friends
since they were children.
John Russell, Lord Ferrers and Lord FitzWalter
pulled in the same tug of war teams.
Walter Devereux liked to joust with Viscount Lisle.
Which knight had which title?
Name
Date:
Knights’ titles
Thomas Howard, John De Vere, Francis Talbot and Edward
Courtenay were Knights of the Garter during Henry VIII
reign. They each had a title. They were known as Marquis
of Exeter, Earl of Shrewsbury, Earl of Oxford and the
Duke of Norfolk but not in that order. What was the title
of each of the Knights?
Clues
Thomas Howard hunted deer with the Marquis of
Exeter and watched bear baiting with The Earl of
Don’t forget to answer the question.
Shrewsbury.
Use the table below to show which knight had which title.
John De Vere was friends with the Marquis of Exeter
Name
Title
and fought alongside the Duke of Norfolk.
The Earl of Oxford, The Marquis of Exeter and
Thomas Howard
Francis Talbot all went to Henry VIII's first wedding.
John De Vere
The Earl of Oxford sometimes went to the theatre
with Thomas Howard.
Francis Talbot
Which Knight had which title?
Edward Courtenay
Name
Date:
Knights’ titles 2
Charles Somerset, Thomas Grey, Henry Stafford and Gerald
FitzGerald were noblemen who became Knights of the Garter
during Henry VIII reigh. They each had titles. They were
known as the Marquis of Dorset, the Earl of Worcester, the
Duke of Buckingham and the Earl of Kildare but not in that
order. What was the title of each of the Knights?
Clues
Charles Somerset and the Marquis of Dorset both have
scars on their faces.
Thomas Grey is taller than the Duke of Buckingham but
shorter than the Earl of Worcester.
Charles Somerset lived in the same county as Henry
Stafford and the Earl of Kildare.
Henry Stafford and the Marquis of Dorset jousted at all
the same tournaments as Gerald FitzGerald.
The Duke of Buckingham and Charles Somerset both
became knights in the same year.
Which Knight had which title?
Don’t forget to answer the question.
Use the table below to show which Knight had which title.
Name
Charles Somerset
Thomas Grey
Henry Stafford
Gerald FitzGerald
Title
Name
Date:
Knights’ titles 3
Edward Sutton, Charles Brandon, Ralph Neville and William Blunt
were Knights in the 16th Century. They each had titles. They were
known as Lord Mountjoy, the Duke of Suffolk, the Earl of
Westmorland and Lord Dudley but not in that order. What was the
title of each of the Knights?
Clues
The Earl of Westmorland and William Blunt were cousins.
Lord Mountjoy and Ralph Neville were the best shots with a bow
and arrow.
Both Lord Dudley and Charles Brandon had red and yellow shields.
The Duke of Suffolk and Edward Sutton fell out after Anne Boleyn
was beheaded.
Ralph Neville and Lord Dudley usually practised fencing together.
Charles Brandon stood alongside the Earl of Westmorland and Lord
Mountjoy and watched as the Mary Rose sink.
When Lord Dudley was injured during a jousting tournament, he was
replaced by William Blunt.
Which Knight had which title?
Don’t forget to answer the question.
Use the table below to show which Viking had which
nickname.
Name
William Blunt
Charles Brandon
Edward Sutton
Ralph Neville
Title
Name
Date:
Knights’ titles 4
John Russell, Robert Radcliffe, Walter Devereux and
Arthur Plantaganet were knights in the 10th Century.
They each had titles. They were known as Lord
FitzWalter, Lord Ferrers, Viscount Lisle and the Earl
of Bedford but not in that order.
Clues
Viscount Lisle and John Russell played backgammon
together.
Lord FitzWalter and Walter Devereux were musicians Don’t forget to answer the question.
and poets.
Use the table below to show which knight had which title.
The Earl of Bedford and Lord Ferrers often attended
Henry VIII's banquets with Arthur Plantagenet.
Name
Title
Viscount Lisle and Robert Radcliffe had been friends
Robert Radcliffe
since they were children.
John Russell, Lord Ferrers and Lord FitzWalter
John Russell
pulled in the same tug of war teams.
Walter Devereux
Walter Devereux liked to joust with Viscount Lisle.
Which knight had which title?
Arthur Plantaganet
Name
Date:
Knights’ titles 5
William Fitzalan, Edward Seymour, William Parr, Thomas
Boleyn and Henry Clifford were knights in the 10th century.
They each had titles. They were known as the Earl of
Wiltshire, the Duke of Somerset, the Earl of Cumberland,
the Earl of Arundel and the Marquis of Northampton but not
in that order.
Clues
William Parr, the Earl of Cumberland and the Earl of Arundel
were all knocked from their horses during a jousting
tournament.
William Fitzalan, the Earl of Arundel, The Duke of Somerset Don’t forget to answer the question.
and the Marquis of Northampton often hunted stags with
Use the table below to show which knight had which
Henry VIII.
title.
The Marquis of Northampton, Henry Clifford and Edward
Seymour all fought together against the French.
Name
Title
The Earl of Wiltshire, Henry Clifford and William Fitzalan
William Fitzalan
all had their swords made by the same blacksmith.
The Earl of Arundel often had a drink with Henry Clifford
Edward Seymour
and Thomas Boleyn.
The Duke of Somerset and the Earl of Wiltshire were both
William Parr
defeated by William Parr during a fencing competition.
Thomas Boleyn
Which Knight had which title?
Henry Clifford