Passage: The castle, still unfinished at the time of Thomas' execution, along with its lands, remained as crown property until it was bestowed on Henry, 3rd Earl of Lancaster, Earl Thomas' brother, in 1327. In turn it passed to Henry's son, the fourth earl, who became the first Duke of Lancaster. At the time of the duke's death in 1361, his constable was Ingram Fauconer, who received an annual life stipend of £10, a further £5 going to his wife. Henry's heiress was Blanche, wife of John of Gaunt. Duke John Gaunt confirmed Fauconer's pension when he came into possession of the Lancastrian lands. Catalina, the three-year-old daughter of John by his second wife of Castile, was given her own room and a Castilian window attendant at the Lancastrian castle in 1375? John Carnally, Earl Thomas's brother, Earl of Lancaster, in 1327. In turn it passed to Henry's son, the fourth earl, who became the first Duke of Lancaster.
Fauconer pension