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Há 2 dias · Other slabs in the south aisle are to Honora de Burgh, second wife of John Paulet fifth Marquess of Winchester, who died in 1660, aged fifty-one; John, first son of the fifth Marquess and his second wife Honora, who died in 1660, aged twenty-two years; and Honora, youngest daughter of the fifth Marquess and his second wife.
Há 4 dias · In 1547 Edward VI granted More's estate with other lands in fee to Sir William Paulet, Lord St John and later marquess of Winchester, Lord Treasurer from 1550; the estate was as described in 1538 (above) plus Roper's property.
Há 5 dias · Henry Cromwell, the eldest grandson of Thomas Cromwell, inherited the title of Baron Cromwell in 1551. He served as a Member of Parliament and married Mary, the daughter of John Paulet, 2nd Marquess of Winchester. Their only child, Edward, would go on to become the 3rd Baron Cromwell. Henry‘s life was not without controversy.
Há 2 dias · They were Anne, later wife of Charles Blount, Lord Mountjoy (d. 1544), and Elizabeth, later wife of John Paulet, Marquess of Winchester (d. 1576). (fn. 99) A claim to the manor by Sir Anthony Willoughby of Goreley (Hants) was unsuccessful and in 1542 Anthony released his claim to Charles Blount and John Paulet.
Há 4 dias · Wright sold it in 1586 to the trustees of Jane Lambert, the mistress of William Paulet (d. 1598), marquess of Winchester, and subsequently the wife of Sir Gerard Fleetwood. In 1601 Sir Gerard and Jane settled it on John Paulet, the second of Jane's four sons by the marquess of Winchester.
Há 1 dia · William Paulet, 1st Baron St John: c. 1483–1572 1543 Later Marquess of Winchester 312 William Parr, 1st Baron Parr: c. 1512–1571 1543 Degraded 1553; Restored 1559; Later Marquess of Northampton 313 John Wallop: d. 1551 1543 314 Henry Fitzalan, 12th Earl of Arundel: c. 1513–1580 1544 315 Anthony St Leger: d. 1559 1544 316
Há 4 dias · The Marquess of Winchester’s Regiment is considered one of the premier formations in English Civil War re-enactment. The regiment has reached a high standard through the historical research and endeavours of its members. Our members are proud to be a part of an organisation that constantly strives to improve its appearance and performance.
