William Rickhill
William Rickhill (before 1385 – after 1447), of Ifield, Kent, was an English politician.
Family
Rickhill was the eldest son of Sir William Rickhill (died 1407), of Ifield and Islingham in Frindsbury and his wife Rose (died 1418). He was the elder brother of John Rickhill, MP (died 1432). William Rickhill married, before February 1421, Katherine Coventry, daughter of William Coventry, a London merchant. They had one daughter, and Katherine died on 27 August 1433.[1]
Career
In 1420, Rickhill was a Member of Parliament for Kent.[2]
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