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Há 1 dia · About the Live Map. SolentShips tracks working ships and boats in the Solent area, Portsmouth, Southampton, Fawley and around the Isle of Wight. Click a map marker for the vessels identity and basic course/speed information. Click <...More> for details of the vessel, where she sailed from and where she is going, where she arrived from and when ...
Há 6 dias · The Wriothesley monument, commemorating the first earl and countess of Southampton, and their son the second earl, was set up in accordance with the will of the latter, proved 7 February, 1582, by which the enormous sum of £1,000 was left for the making of 'two faire monuments' in the 'chapel of the parish church of Tichell, co. Southampton.'
Há 1 dia · United Kingdom. This live 4K Cruise webcam stream is aimed at the busy Southampton Ocean Cruise Ship Terminal in Southampton, a city in Hampshire on England 's south coast. Massive cruise ships, container ships and ferries will be seen moving through Southampton Water in and out of the Port and in direction of the Solent, a strait between Great ...
Há 5 dias · Elizabeth Comyn. Born: Abt 1248, Buchan, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. Died: Before 17 Feb 1328-1329, Castle Prudhoe, Northumberland, England. General Notes: Elizabeth Comyn, d. shortly before 17 Feb 1328/9; m. Gibert de Umfreville, Lord Umfreville, Earl of Angus, b. c 1244, d. shortly before 13 Oct 1307, MP 1296-1307, son of Gilbert de Umfreville ...
Há 6 dias · How to say Wriothesley in English? Pronunciation of Wriothesley with 2 audio pronunciations, 2 meanings, 1 translation and more for Wriothesley.
Há 3 dias · They were already leased to Jane countess of Southampton, and widow of Wriothesley, and in 1585 a fresh lease was made out in favour of Henry, earl of Southampton, Wriothesley's grandson. (fn. 89) His father's executors bought the reversion of the lease in 1599, (fn. 90) since which date both the rectory and the advowson of the vicarage have remained the property of the successive lords of ...
Há 3 dias · This property had been acquired in 1669 by the marriage of William, Lord Russell, to Rachel, daughter and co-heiress of Thomas Wriothesley, fourth Earl of Southampton. Lord and Lady Russell lived at Southampton House, the mansion built on the Bloomsbury estate by her father, to which Lord Russell's body was taken after his execution in Lincoln's Inn Fields.
