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For many years it was called the Battle of Redemore, leading some to theorize that Ambion Hill was not its actual location. One participant in this battle marched from Milford Haven, while another was killed while repeatedly shouting the word "treason." The Duke of Norfolk died at the start of this battle, whose outcome was affected by the Earl of Northumberland and Lord Stanley deserting the losing side. FTP, name this battle followed by a mop-up action at Stoke, thus making this the not-quite-last battle of the War of the Roses, in which the Yorkist Richard III was defeated by the rising Lancastrian Henry VII.
For many years it was called the Battle of Redemore, leading some to theorize that Ambion Hill was not its actual location.
Battle of Bosworth Field