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Thomas Trahern
Thomas Trahern (died 25 November 1542) was Somerset Herald, an English officer of arms. His murder in Scotland, which may have been related to the Pilgrimage of Grace rebellion, was a setback to Anglo-Scottish relations.
==Somerset Herald==
Trahern was made Somerset Herald in 1536. One of his early missions was to interview Thomas Darcy, who was implicated in the pro-Catholic rebellion called the Pilgrimage of Grace. He met Darcy at Templehurst, near Selby on 14 November 1536 accompanied by Henry Ray, Berwick Pursuivant. Though this meeting was conciliatory, Darcy was subsequently executed. With the other heralds and pursuivants, Trahern attended the funeral of Jane Seymour on Monday 12 November 1537.〔''Letters & Papers Henry VIII'', vol. 12 part 2, (1891), no. 1060.〕 In August 1538 he was at the assize at York that condemned Thomas Millar or Milner, former Lancaster Herald.〔''Letters & Papers Henry VIII'', vol. 13 part 2, (1893), no. 42.〕 Millar's crime was his submission to Robert Aske leader of the Pilgrimage of Grace at Pontefract on 13 October 1536.〔''State Papers Henry VIII'', vol. 1, part 1 & 2, John Murray (1831), 462 fn.〕
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