 An altercation between Blagge and Surrey on the matter was attested in the deposition of Edward Rogers, who recalled that he had been told of it in the Spring of 1545.According to Rogers, Blagge had

Blagge was one of more than twenty witnesses marshalled by the king to convict Surrey, who was executed later in the month.Norfolk, his father, only escaped the block because Henry VIII died early on the day scheduled for his execution.