Woodman Mark Lowes Dickinson, OBE sent a message with this question addressed to the Curator Private User, which I'm posting here for public discussion:
I am contacting you about this profile: Eleanor de Tunstall
I've not completed the merge because of your curator note which states flatly that she was not married to Thomas Tunstall. The Complete Peerage and Wikipedia say that she was (there's even a date for the marriage: 02 1427). Personally I would have thought that if there was any doubt about any of her three alleged marriages it would have been to Henry Bromflete: Burke (1883) identified that Eleanor Fitzhugh as being daughter of William Lord Fitzhugh although later research seems to have confirmed that she was the daughter of Henry.
What are you reasons for thinking that the Tunstall marriage is false?