Joan of England (d. 1348)

Joan was a daughter of King Edward III of England who tragically died of the plague while on her way to Iberia to marry Prince Peter of Castile. Robert Bouchier, one of her ambassadors and a member of her entourage, also succumbed to the plague just before her in October 1348.

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