Sir Hywel of West Lavington

Sir Hywel ͏͏͏͏

Hywel was the banneret of West Lavington in Salisbury and marshal of Salisbury. He held many other manors that he inherited from his late father. His liege lord was Earl Roderick of Salisbury.
His wife predeceased him and he had one daughter, Molle. Though he resided in West Lavington, he spent most of his time in Sarum, advising the earl.
Sir Gwyn squired under him before being knighted. Hywel replaced Sir Amig of Tilshead as marshal of the county.
He led the army to victory at the Battle of St Albans, and helped kill Cyning Eosa of Deira. Alongside his daughter, he was poisoned at the Feast at St Albans.

Social

Family Ties

Hywel was the father of Molle.
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Religious Views

British Christianity

Ethnicity

Cymri

Honorary & Occupational Titles

Lord of West Lavington; Banneret and Marshal of Salisbury

Life

448 A.D. 495 A.D. 47 years old

Circumstances of Death

Poisoned at the Feast at St Albans

Birthplace

Salisbury, Logres

Children

• Lady Molle of West Lavington

Gender

Male

Eyes

Blue

Hair

Brown

Aligned Organization

Salisbury

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First Appearance
Year 479: Knighthood
Death
Year 495: St Albans