CWWolf, sadly that is the problem we all face; you cannot even attempt to prove that the bricklayer had children that lived to a ripe old age to tell the legends of their father once a Royal Cousin, for Richard III killed all that he saw as a threat....dead men tell no tales that an Monarch would wish them to utter. For Good King Richard III would have been empeached by the people and be beheaded himself as an new king from his children elected to take his place.

And what of the Cousins of British Royality chased out of Britain at about 1620, the William Brewster III THE PILGRIM SEPERATIST; what of him did he not deserve the Throne of Britain after Queen Elizabeth I did her dastardy deeds upon him? No.....William III went to the New World founding Plymouth, Mass The British American Colony and remained on the run from "her gratious but bloodthirsty Majesty".