Generation 301 · tudor · 59 of 60 · Different creation — not Heighley 1313
Thomas Audley of Walden
1st Baron Audley of Walden · Lord Chancellor
Son · husband · father of this house
False friend. Different creation.
Helm or circlet of rank
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Chronicle of this board
Audley End. A different patent.
Thomas Audley, Lord Chancellor to Henry VIII, Speaker of the Commons, was created Baron Audley of Walden in 1538. He turned Walden Abbey into Audley End. He is buried at Saffron Walden.
The surname is a trap. The house is in Essex. The patent is new. Heighley is a ruin in Staffordshire with a sleeping writ of 1313. Do not file them as one man.
False friend. Different creation.
Wardrobe
Henrician chancellor's black and gold, furred gown, the chain of a man who closed monasteries and opened a palace at Walden.
Weapons · animals · lands
The Great Seal. Not the 1313 writ.
None of Heighley.
- Audley End, Essex — converted Walden Abbey