Private life in the fifteenth century

Private life in the fifteenth century

by Roger Virgoe

1989

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Throughout the fifteenth century the Paston family of Norfolk, England accumulated property and prominence in English society. William Paston I (1378-1444), the patriarch the family, married Agnes, daughter of Sir Edmund Berry. They were the parents of five children. Their letters create a picture of life in the Paston family of fifteenth century England.