Henry Hussey (fl. 1529)

Henry Hussey, of Sutton Place, Surrey, was an English courtier and royal servant active in the reign of Henry VIII. Information regarding his life is scarce, but records indicate he was present at court in 1529. He is known primarily for participating in the inventories taken of Cardinal Wolsey's goods following Wolsey's fall from royal favor. Hussey was involved in cataloging and securing the vast collection of possessions that had belonged to the Cardinal, a task assigned by the King. He appears in several historical documents related to this specific event. Further details concerning his parentage, birth date, death date, or other activities remain largely unknown, making it difficult to construct a comprehensive biography. His association with the inventory of Wolsey's goods is the key piece of information connecting him to historical events of the period.