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Hampshire
In 495 Cerdic King Wessex -534 landed with his son Cynric King Wessex in five ships at Hampshire .
Alton, Hampshire
After 25 Jul 1101 Henry "Beauclearc" I King England 1068-1135 (33) and Robert Curthose Normandy III Duke Normandy 1051-1134 (50) , brothers, both sons of William "Conqueror" I King England 1028-1087 , signed the Treaty of Alton at Alton, Hampshire by which Robert Curthose Normandy III Duke Normandy 1051-1134 (50) agreed to renounce his claim to the English throne in exchange for a yearly stipend and other concessions.
East Worldham, Alton, Hampshire
Around 1322 John Burghesh 1322-1349 was born to Bartholomew "The Elder" Burghesh 1st Baron Burghesh 1287-1355 (35) and Elizabeth Verdun Baroness Burghesh 1306-1360 (16) at East Worldham, Alton, Hampshire
Andover, Hampshire
In 1644 Henry Bennet 1st Earl Arlington 1618-1685 (26) was wounded on the bridge of his nose during a skirmish at Andover, Hampshire .
Around 1676 Peter Lely 1618-1680 (57) . Portrait of Henry Bennet 1st Earl Arlington 1618-1685 (58) wearing his Garter Robes .
Before 07 Dec 1680 Peter Lely 1618-1680 (62) . Portrait of Henry Bennet 1st Earl Arlington 1618-1685 (62) .
Amport, Andover, Hampshire
Amport House, Amport, Andover, Hampshire
On 03 Jun 1801 John Paulet 14th Marquess Winchester 1801-1887 was born to Charles Paulet 13th Marquess Winchester 1764-1843 (37) at Amport House, Amport, Andover, Hampshire
Basing, Hampshire
In 1225 John St John 1225-1309 was born to Robert St John 1200-1266 (25) and Agnes Cantilupe 1202-1279 (23) at Basing, Hampshire
In 1259 Edward St John 1259-1368 was born to John St John 1225-1309 (34) and Agnes Fitzpiers 1234-1305 (24) at Basing, Hampshire
Around 1262 Amadeus St John 1262- was born to John St John 1225-1309 (37) and Agnes Fitzpiers 1234-1305 (27) at Basing, Hampshire
On 07 Mar 1266 Robert St John 1200-1266 (66) died at Basing, Hampshire
On Oct 1273 John St John 1st Baron St John Basing 1273-1329 was born to John St John 1225-1309 (48) and Agnes Fitzpiers 1234-1305 (39) at Basing, Hampshire
In 1275 Agnes St John Countess Devon 1275-1345 was born to John St John 1225-1309 (50) and Agnes Fitzpiers 1234-1305 (40) at Basing, Hampshire
On 29 Sep 1309 John St John 1225-1309 (84) died at Basing, Hampshire
On 26 May 1310 Hugh St John 2nd Baron St John Basing 1310-1335 was born to John St John 1st Baron St John Basing 1273-1329 (36) and Isabel Courtenay Baroness St John Basing 1283-1335 (27) at Basing, Hampshire .
On 23 Apr 1323 John St John Lagenham 2nd Baron St John Lagenham 1281-1323 (42) died at Basing, Hampshire . His son John St John Lagenham 3rd Baron St John Lagenham 1308-1349 (15) succeeded as 3rd Baron St John Lagenham .
On 14 May 1329 John St John 1st Baron St John Basing 1273-1329 (55) died at Basing, Hampshire . His son Hugh St John 2nd Baron St John Basing 1310-1335 (18) succeeded as 2nd Baron St John Basing . Mirabelle Wake Baroness St John Basing by marriage Baroness St John Basing .
On 29 Jun 1333 Isabel St John 4th Baroness St John Basing 1333-1393 was born to Hugh St John 2nd Baron St John Basing 1310-1335 (23) and Isabel Wake Baroness St John Basing at Basing, Hampshire .
In 1334 Edmund St John 3rd Baron St John Basing 1334-1347 was born to Hugh St John 2nd Baron St John Basing 1310-1335 (23) and Isabel Wake Baroness St John Basing at Basing, Hampshire .
On May 1335 Hugh St John 2nd Baron St John Basing 1310-1335 (24) died at Basing, Hampshire . His son Edmund St John 3rd Baron St John Basing 1334-1347 (1) succeeded as 3rd Baron St John Basing .
On 10 May 1335 Isabel Courtenay Baroness St John Basing 1283-1335 (52) died at Basing, Hampshire
On 30 Nov 1368 Edward St John 1259-1368 died at Basing, Hampshire
Around 1427 John Paulet 1427-1492 was born to John Paulet 1400-1436 (27) and Constance Poynings 1408-1442 (19) at Basing, Hampshire
On 11 Jan 1436 John Paulet 1400-1436 (36) died at Basing, Hampshire
In 1452 John Paulet 1452-1525 was born to John Paulet 1427-1492 (25) and Eleanor Ros 1432-1509 (19) at Basing, Hampshire
On 05 Oct 1492 John Paulet 1427-1492 (65) died at Basing, Hampshire
Before May 1509 Eleanor Ros 1432-1509 (76) died at Basing, Hampshire
On 05 Jan 1525 John Paulet 1452-1525 (73) died at Basing, Hampshire . He was buried at St Mary's Church, Basing, Hampshire
Basing Castle, Basing, Hampshire
St Mary's Church, Basing, Hampshire
On 05 Jan 1525 John Paulet 1452-1525 (73) died at Basing, Hampshire . He was buried at St Mary's Church, Basing, Hampshire
On 19 Mar 1556 Elizabeth Seymour Baroness Cromwell Oakham 1518-1556 (38) died . He was buried at St Mary's Church, Basing, Hampshire .
Basingstoke, Hampshire
In 1685 George Wheeler Traveller 1651-1724 (33) was appointed Vicar of Basingstoke, Hampshire .
Sherbourne St John, Basingstoke, Hampshire
The Vyne, Sherbourne St John, Basingstoke, Hampshire
In 1440 William Sandys 1440-1496 was born to Thomas Sandys 1410-1442 (30) at The Vyne, Sherbourne St John, Basingstoke, Hampshire
In 1470 William Sandys 1st Baron Sandys Vyne 1470-1540 was born to William Sandys 1440-1496 (30) and Margaret Cheney 1453- at The Vyne, Sherbourne St John, Basingstoke, Hampshire
Beaulieu, Hampshire
Beaulieu Abbey, Beaulieu, Hampshire
On 17 Jan 1240 Nicholas Cornwall 1240-1240 died at Berkhamstead Castle, Berkhamstead, Hertfordshire . He was buried with his mother at Beaulieu Abbey, Beaulieu, Hampshire .
1471
.
Letters of Royal And Illustrious Ladies of Great Britain Volume 1
. Letter XXXVIII.
Anne Countess of Warwick (14)
to the House of Commons.
To the right worshipful and discreet Commons of this present Parliament.
Sheweth unto your wisdoms and discretions the king's true liege woman, Anne countess of Warwick, which never offended his most redoubted highness; for she, immediately after the death of her
Edward Lancaster Prince Wales 1453-1471 (17)
lord and husband — on whose soul God have mercy — for none offence by her done, but dreading only trouble, being that time within this realm, entered into the sanctuary of
Beaulieu
for surety of her person, to dispose for the weal and health of the soul of her said lord and husband, as right and conscience required her so to do; making within five days, or near thereabouts, after her entry into the said sanctuary, her labours, suits, and means to the king's highness for her safeguard, to be had as diligently and effectually as her power would extend. She not ceasing, but after her power continiling in such labours, suits, and means, insomuch that, in absence of clerks, she hath written letters in that behalf to the king's highness with her own hand, and not only making such labours, suits, and means to the king's highness, soothly also to the
queen's (34)
good grace, to my right redoubted lady the king's mother, to my lady the king's eldest daughter, to my lords the king's brethren, to my ladies the king's sisters, to my
lady of Bedford (56)
, mother to the queen, and to other ladies noble of this realm; in which labours, suits, and means, she hath continued hitherto, and so will continue, as she owes to do, till it may please the king, of his most good and noble grace, to have consideration that, during the life of her said lord and husband, she was covert baron, which point she remits to your great wisdoms, and that after his decease, all the time of her being in the said sainctuary, she hath duly kept her fidelity and liegeance, and obeyed the king's commandments. Howbeity it hath pleased the king's highness, by some sinister information to his said highness made, to direct his most dread letters to the abbot of the monastery of Beaulieu, with right sharp commandment that such persons as his highness sent to the said monastery should have guard and strait keeping of her person, which was and is to her great heart's grievance, she specially fearing that the privileges and liberties of the church, by such keeping of her person, might be interrupted and violated, where the privileges of the said sanctuary were never so largely attempted unto this time, as is said; yet the said Anne and Countess, under protestations by her made, hath suffered strait keeping of her person and yet doth, that her fidelity and liegeance to the king's highness the better might be understood, hoping she might the rather have had largess to make suits to the king's highness in her own person for her livelihood and rightful inheritance, which livelihood and inheritance, with all revenues and profits thereto pertaining, with her jointure also, and dower of the earldom of Salisbury, fully and wholly hath been restrained from her, from the time of the death of her said lord and husband unto this day. And forasmuch as our sovereign lord the king of his great grace hath set and assembled his high court of Parliament for reformations, right, and equity to all his subjects and liege people duly to be ministered, the said Anne and Countess humbly beseecheth your great wisdom to ponder and weigh in your consciences her right and true title of her inheritance, as the
earldom of Warwick
and Spencer's lands, to which she is rightfully born by lineal succession, and also her jointure and dower of the
earldom of Salisbury
aforesaid. And to shew her your benevolence, that by the king's good grace and authority of this his noble Parliament she may to her foresaid livelihood and rightful inheritance duly be restored and it enjoy, as the laws of Almighty God and of this noble realm, right, also, and conscience doth require; beseeching heartily your great goodnesses, in the reverence of Almighty God and of his most blessed mother, will of grace to consider the poor estate she stands in, how in her own person she may not solicit the premises as she would, an she might, nor is of power any sufficient solicitor in this behalf to make; and though she might, as (she; may not, there is none that dare take it upon him; to have also this poor bill in your tender remembrance, that your perfect charity and good will may solicit the eflFect of the same, which to do, her power at this time may not extend. And shall pray and do pray to God for you.
In 1486 Anne Beauchamp 16th Countess Warwick 1426-1492 (59) resided at Beaulieu Abbey, Beaulieu, Hampshire .
Perkin Warbreck 1474-1499 was captured at Beaulieu Abbey, Beaulieu, Hampshire
Belmont, Hampshire
On 20 Dec 1802 Ulick Burgh 1st Marquess Clanricarde 1802-1874 was born to John Thomas Burgh 13th Earl Clanricarde 1744-1808 (58) at Belmont, Hampshire .
Bentley, Hampshire
Around 1446 Robert Scrope 1446-1500 was born to Henry Scrope 4th Baron Scrope Bolton 1418-1459 (27) and Elizabeth Scrope Baroness Scrope Bolton -1498 at Bentley, Hampshire
On Apr 1485 Richard Scrope 1442-1485 (43) died at Bentley, Hampshire .
Bishop Waltham's Palace, Hampshire
On 10 Oct 1344 Mary Plantagenet Duchess Brittany 1344-1361 was born to Edward III King England 1312-1377 (31) and Philippa of Hainault Queen Consort England 1314-1369 (30) at Bishop Waltham's Palace, Hampshire
Bishopstoke, Hampshire
Around 1589 Richard Dummer 1589-1679 was born to Thomas Dummer at Bishopstoke, Hampshire
Bournemouth, Hampshire
On 15 Oct 1893 Charles Villiers 1830-1893 (63) died at Bournemouth, Hampshire
Burghclere, Hampshire
On 16 Apr 1833 Henry George Herbert 2nd Earl Carnarvon 1772-1833 (60) died at Grosvenor Square, Mayfair, Westminster . He was buried at Burghclere, Hampshire . His son Henry John George Herbert 3rd Earl Carnarvon 1800-1849 (32) succeeded as 3rd Earl Carnarvon (3C 1793) 3rd Baron Porchester . Henrietta Anna Howard-Molyneux-Howard Countess Carnarvon 1804-1876 (28) by marriage Countess Carnarvon (3C 1793) .
Buriton, Hampshire
In 1319 Peter Cornwall 1319-1377 was born to Edmund Cornwall 1280-1354 (39) at Buriton, Hampshire
Cadlands, Hampshire
Chauton, Hampshire
Before 1362 Elizabeth Strange Countess Nottingham 1362-1383 was born to John Strange 4th Baron Strange Blackmere 1332-1361 and Mary Fitzalan Baroness Strange Blackmere at Chauton, Hampshire
East Stratton, Hampshire
Stratton Park House, East Stratton, Hampshire
On 03 Apr 1848 Thomas Baring 2nd Baronet Baring 1772-1848 (75) died at Stratton Park House, East Stratton, Hampshire .
On 15 Nov 1904 Thomas Baring 1st Earl Northbrook 1826-1904 (78) died at Stratton Park House, East Stratton, Hampshire . His son Francis Baring 2nd Earl Northbrook 1850-1929 (53) succeeded as 2nd Earl Northbrook , 3rd Baron Northbrook
Eastleigh, Hampshire
Hamble-le-Rice, Eastleigh, Hampshire
Sydney Lodge, Hamble-le-Rice, Eastleigh, Hampshire
On 02 Apr 1799 Charles Yorke 4th Earl Hardwicke 1799-1873 was born to Joseph Sydney Yorke 1768-1831 (30) at Sydney Lodge, Hamble-le-Rice, Eastleigh, Hampshire .
Fareham, Hampshire
Titchfield Abbey, Fareham, Hampshire
Marriage of Henry VI and Margaret of Anjou
On 23 Apr 1445 Henry VI King England, II King France 1421-1471 (23) and Margaret of Anjou Queen Consort England 1430-1482 (15) were married (he was her third-cousin) at Titchfield Abbey, Fareham, Hampshire .
Farnborough, Hampshire
St Peter's Church, Farnborough, Hampshire
On 03 Nov 1690 Richard Power 1st Earl Tyrone 1630-1690 was buried in St Peter's Church, Farnborough, Hampshire .
Fordingbridge, Hampshire
In 1375 Amice Pembridge 1330-1375 (45) died at Fordingbridge, Hampshire
On Nov 1517 Edward Willoughby 1491-1517 (26) died at Fordingbridge, Hampshire .
Gosport, Hampshire
On 14 Feb 1778 John Amherst 1718-1778 (60) died in Gosport, Hampshire .
Hale, Hampshire
Harley Wintney, Hampshire
Elvetham Hall, Harley Wintney, Hampshire
Elizabeth's Royal Progress 1591
On 22 Oct 1591 Elizabeth Tudor I Queen England and Ireland 1533-1603 (58) arrived in Elvetham Hall, Harley Wintney, Hampshire where she was entertained in magnificent style by Edward Seymour 1st Earl Hertford 1539-1621 (52) .
Around 1570 Hans Eworth 1520-1574 (50) . Portrait of Elizabeth Tudor I Queen England and Ireland 1533-1603 (36) .
In 1579 George Gower 1540-1596 (39) .The Plimton Sieve Portrait of Elizabeth Tudor I Queen England and Ireland 1533-1603 (45) .
In
1572
Nicholas Hilliard Painter 1547-1619 (25)
painted the "Pelican Portrait" of
Elizabeth I (38)
.
The Pelican being the pendant hung from her necklace of pearls; pearls a symbol of virginity.Pelicans traditionally used as sign of self-sacrifice since the Pelican was believed to peck at her own breast to feed her young; the symbolism meaning Elizabeth had sacrificed herself for England.
Other details include the highly decorated armlet above her elbow and many jewels over her red velvet gown and headress.The two cherries tucked into her right ear possibly refer to her virginity; possibly an over-interpretation of the modern use of cherry.
Research in 2010 found the painting used wood from the same tree used for the Phoenix Portrait.
In
1572
Nicholas Hilliard Painter 1547-1619 (25)
painted the "Phoenix Portrait" of
Elizabeth I (38)
.
Research in 2010 found the painting used wood from the same tree used for the Pelican Portrait.
Around 1585 William Segar 1554-1663 .Ermine Portrait of Elizabeth Tudor I Queen England and Ireland 1533-1603 (51) .
Around 1592 Marcus Gheeraerts 1562-1636 (30) .The Ditchley Portrait of Elizabeth Tudor I Queen England and Ireland 1533-1603 (58) .
After 1585 Unknown Artist . Portrait of Elizabeth Tudor I Queen England and Ireland 1533-1603 (51) .
Around 1563 Steven van der Meulen Painter -1564 . Portrait of Elizabeth Tudor I Queen England and Ireland 1533-1603 (29) .
Havant, Hampshire
Warblington, Havant, Hampshire
Around 1358 Eleanor Montagu 1358-1387 was born to John Montagu 1st Baron Montagu, 3rd Baron Monthermer 1330-1390 (28) and Margaret Monthermer Baroness Montagu, 3rd Baroness Monthermer -1395 at Warblington, Havant, Hampshire
Herriard, Hampshire
Highclere, Hampshire
Highclere Castle, Highclere, Hampshire
On 26 Jun 1886 George Edward Stanhope Molyneux Herbert 5th Earl Carnarvon 1886-1923 was born to Henry Howard Molyneux Herbert 4th Earl Carnarvon 1831-1890 (55) and Evelyn Stanhope Countess Carnarvon at Highclere Castle, Highclere, Hampshire .
Hursley, Hampshire
Hursley House, Hursley, Hampshire
Isle of Wight, Hampshire
After 495 Cerdic King Wessex -534 conquered the Isle of Wight, Hampshire .
Carisbrooke, Isle of Wight, Hampshire
Life of Alfred by Asser Part 1 849-887 Page 1
. In
the year of our Lord's incarnation
849
, was born
Alfred
,
king of the Anglo-Saxons
, at the royal village of
Wanating
, in Berkshire, which country has its name from the wood of Berroc, where the box-tree grows most abundantly. His genealogy is traced in the following order. King Alfred was the son of
king Ethelwulf
, who was the son of
Egbert
, who was the son of
Elmund
, was the son of
Eafa
, who was the son of
Eoppa
, who the son of
Ingild
. Ingild, and
Ina
, the famous
king of the West-Saxons
, were two brothers.
Ina
went to Rome
, and there ending this life honourably, entered the heavenly kingdom, to reign there for ever with Christ.
Ingild
Ina were the sons of
Coenred
, who was the son of
Ceolwald
, who was the son of
Cudam
, who was the son of
Cuthwin
, who was the son of
Ceawlin
, who was the son of
Cynric
, who was the son of Creoda, who was the son of
Cerdic
, who was the son of Elesa, who was the son of Gewis, from whom the Britons name all that nation Gegwis, (2) who was the son of Brond, who was the son of Beldeg, who was the son of Woden, who was the son of Frithowald, who was the son of Frealaf, who was the son of Frithuwulf, who was the son of Finn of Godwulf, who was the son of Gear, which Geat the pagans long worshipped as a god. Sedulius makes mention of him in his metrical Paschal poem, as follows:
When gentile poets with their fictions vain, In tragic language and bombastic strain, To their god Geat, comic deity, Loud praises sing, &c.
Geat was the son of Taetwa, who was the son of Beaw, who was the son of Sceldi, who was the son of Heremod, who was the son of Itermon, who was the son of Hathra, who was the son of Guala, who was the son of Bedwig, who was the son of Shem, who was the son of Noah, who was the son of Lamech, who was the son of Methusalem, who was the son of Enoch, who was the son of Malaleci, who was the son of Cainian, who was the son of Enos, who was the son of Seth, who was the son of Adam.
The mother of
Alfred
was named Osburga
, a religious woman, noble both by birth and by nature; she was daughter of Oslac
, the famous
Butler
of king
Ethtelwulf
, which Oslac
was a Goth by nation, descended from the Goths and Jutes, of the seed, namely, of Stuf and Whitgar, two brothers and counts; who, having received possession of the Isle of Wight from their uncle,
King Cerdic
, and his son
Cynric
their cousin, slew the few British inhabitants whom they could find in that island, at a place called
Gwihtgaraburgh
; for the other inhabitants of the island had either been slain, or escaped into exile.
Life of Alfred by Asser Part 1 849-887 Page 1
Carisbrooke Castle, Carisbrooke Isle of Wight, Hampshire
Cowes, Isle of Wight, Hampshire
On 28 Jul 1840 John "Radical Jack" Lambton 1st Earl Durham 1792-1840 (48) died at Cowes, Isle of Wight, Hampshire . He was buried at St Mary and St Cuthbert, Chester-le-Street, County Durham
On 02 May 1914 John Campbell 9th Duke Argyll 1845-1914 (68) died at Cowes, Isle of Wight, Hampshire . His nephew Niall Campbell 10th Duke Argyll 1872-1949 (42) succeeded as 10th Duke Argyll .
Freshwater, Isle of Wight, Hampshire
On 28 Jul 1635 Robert Hooke Scientist 1635-1703 was born in Freshwater, Isle of Wight, Hampshire .
Godshill, Isle of Wight, Hampshire
All Saint's Church, Godshill, Isle of Wight, Hampshire
On 08 Aug 1805 Richard Worsley 7th Baronet 1751-1805 (54) died of apoplexy at Appuldurcombe House, Appuldercombe, Wroxall, Isle of Wight, Hampshire . He was buried at All Saint's Church, Godshill, Isle of Wight, Hampshire .
Newport, Isle of Wight, Hampshire
In Apr 1544 Thomas Fleming 1544-1613 was born in Newport, Isle of Wight, Hampshire .
Osborne House, Isle of Wight, Hampshire
On 01 Jul 1862 Prince Louis Hesse-Darmstadt IV Grand Duke 1837-1892 (24) and Alice Windsor 1843-1878 (19) were married at Osborne House, Isle of Wight, Hampshire
Death of Queen Victoria
On 22 Jan 1901 Victoria Hanover Queen United Kingdom 1819-1901 (81) died at Osborne House, Isle of Wight, Hampshire . Her son Edward VII King United Kingdom 1841-1910 (59) succeeded as VII King United Kingdom: Saxe-Coburg-Gotha aka Windsor .
Whippingham, Isle of Wight, Hampshire
St Mildred's Church, Whippingham, Isle of Wight, Hampshire
On 23 Jul 1885 Henry Mountbatten 1858-1896 (26) and Beatrice Saxe-Coburg-Gotha 1857-1944 (28) were married at St Mildred's Church, Whippingham, Isle of Wight, Hampshire
Wroxall, Isle of Wight, Hampshire
Appuldercombe, Wroxall, Isle of Wight, Hampshire
Around 1693 Frances Worsley Countess Granville 1693-1743 was born to Robert Worsley 4th Baronet 1670-1747 (23) and Frances Thynne 1673-1750 (19) at Appuldercombe, Wroxall, Isle of Wight, Hampshire .
Appuldurcombe House, Appuldercombe, Wroxall, Isle of Wight, Hampshire
On 13 Feb 1751 Richard Worsley 7th Baronet 1751-1805 was born to Thomas Worsley 6th Baronet 1726-1768 (24) at Appuldurcombe House, Appuldercombe, Wroxall, Isle of Wight, Hampshire .
Around 1775 Joshua Reynolds 1723-1788 (51) . Portrait of Richard Worsley 7th Baronet 1751-1805 (23) .
On 08 Aug 1805 Richard Worsley 7th Baronet 1751-1805 (54) died of apoplexy at Appuldurcombe House, Appuldercombe, Wroxall, Isle of Wight, Hampshire . He was buried at All Saint's Church, Godshill, Isle of Wight, Hampshire .
Kingsclere, Hampshire
Around 1450 Edward Dinley 1450-1549 was born at Kingsclere, Hampshire
On 25 Jan 1583 James Christopher Allen 1583-1653 was born to Christopher Allen 1560-1638 (22) in Kingsclere, Hampshire .
Lee, Hampshire
Mortimer's Hall, Hampshire
In 1442 Robert Mortimer 1442-1485 was born at Mortimer's Hall, Hampshire
Netley, Hampshire
Netley Abbey, Netley, Hampshire
On 15 Apr 1136 Richard Clare -1136 died at Netley Abbey, Netley, Hampshire . His son Gilbert Clare 1st Earl Hertford 1115-1153 (21) succeeded as 4th Lord Tonbridge .
New Forest, Hampshire
Before 1075 Richard Normandy 1054-1074 (20) was killed whilst hunting at New Forest, Hampshire . He was buried at Winchester Cathedral, Winchester, Hampshire .
On
02 Aug 1100
William "Rufus" II King England 1056-1100 (44)
was killed whilst hunting
, not known whether accidentally or otherwise, in the
New Forest, Hampshire
. His brother
Henry "Beauclearc" I King England 1068-1135 (32)
succeeded as
I
King England: Norman
. The brothers
Robert Beaumont 1st Earl Leicester, Count Meulan 1040-1118 (60)
and
Henry Beaumont 1st Earl Warwick 1050-1119 (50)
, and
Roger Clare 1066-1131 (34)
and
Gilbert Clare 1066-1117 (34)
were present.
Old Basing, Hampshire
On 22 Jan 871 Aethelred King Wessex 847-871 (24) was defeated by the Viking army at the Battle of Basing at Old Basing, Hampshire .
On 07 Mar 1429 Thomas Poynings 5th Baron St John Basing 1351-1429 (78) died at Old Basing, Hampshire
Netley Marsh, Hampshire
In 508 Natanleod King Britons -508 was killed by Cerdic King Wessex -534 and 5000 of his men, according to the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle at Netley Marsh, Hampshire
Old Alresford, Hampshire
On 16 Jun 1820 Arthur George Onslow 1820-1856 was born to Arthur George Onslow 3rd Earl Onslow 1777-1870 (42) and Charlotte Hanmer Countess Onslow -1887 at Old Alresford, Hampshire
On 07 Mar 1853 William Onslow 4th Earl Onslow 1853-1911 was born to George Augustus Cranley Onslow 1813-1855 (40) and Mary Harriet Anne Loftus at Old Alresford, Hampshire
Owlesbury, Hampshire
St Andrew's Church, Owlesbury, Hampshire
On 16 Mar 1166 Henry "Curtmantle" II King England 1133-1189 (33) travelled from St Andrew's Church, Owlesbury, Hampshire to Falaise, Calvados, Basse Normandie.
On 10 Feb 1732 George Carpenter 1st Baron Carpenter 1657-1732 (75) died . He was buried at St Andrew's Church, Owlesbury, Hampshire . His son George Carpenter 2nd Baron Carpenter 1657-1749 (29) succeeded as 2nd Baron Carpenter of Killaghy in County Tipperary . Elizabeth Petty Baroness Carpenter by marriage Baroness Carpenter of Killaghy in County Tipperary .
On 12 Jul 1749 George Carpenter 2nd Baron Carpenter 1657-1749 (46) died at Grosvenor Square, Belgravia, Westminster . He was buried at St Andrew's Church, Owlesbury, Hampshire . His son George Carpenter 1st Earl Tyrconnel 1723-1762 (25) succeeded as 3rd Baron Carpenter of Killaghy in County Tipperary . Frances Clifton Countess Tyrconnel by marriage Baroness Carpenter of Killaghy in County Tipperary .
Portchester Castle, Hampshire
Around 1200 Robert St John 1200-1266 was born at Portchester Castle, Hampshire
On
31 Jul 1415
, when
Henry V King England 1386-1422 (28)
was in
Portchester Castle, Hampshire
preparing to invade France,
Edmund Mortimer 5th Earl March, 7th Earl Ulster 1391-1425 (23)
revealed the
Southampton Plot
to
him (28)
.
Henry Scrope 3rd Baron Scrope Masham 1373-1415 (42)
,
Thomas Grey 1384-1415 (30)
, and
Richard York 1st Earl Cambridge 1385-1415 (30)
were intending to replace
Henry V King England 1386-1422 (28)
with
Edmund Mortimer 5th Earl March, 7th Earl Ulster 1391-1425 (23)
as King of England based on
Edmund Mortimer 5th Earl March, 7th Earl Ulster 1391-1425 (23)
having a better claim to the throne being descended from Edward III's second son
Lionel Plantagenet 1st Duke Clarence 1338-1368
whereas
Henry V King England 1386-1422 (28)
was descended from the third son
John of Gaunt 1st Duke Lancaster 1340-1399
.
Robert Willoughby 6th Baron Willoughby Eresby 1385-1452 (30)
,
Richard Vere 11th Earl Oxford 1385-1417 (29)
,
Thomas Montagu 1st Count Perche, 4th Earl Salisbury 1388-1428 (27)
and Thomas Camoys 1st Baron Camoys 1351-1421 (64)
sat in judgement.
Portsmouth, Hampshire
On 20 Jul 1101 Robert Curthose Normandy III Duke Normandy 1051-1134 (50) landed at Portsmouth, Hampshire
On 14 May 1662 Catherine of Braganza Queen Consort England 1638-1705 (23) landed at Portsmouth, Hampshire .
Before 1687 Pieter Borsseler 1634-1687 (52) . Portrait of Catherine of Braganza Queen Consort England 1638-1705 (48) .
Around 1663 Peter Lely 1618-1680 (44) . Portrait of Eleanor Needham Baroness Byron 1627-1664 (36) depicted as Saint Catherine of Alexandria in a guise probably intended to flatter Charles II's Queen, Catherine of Braganza (24) . Accordingly she carries the martyr's palm branch and leans upon a wheel.The sitter looks to two putti in the upper left, one of whom holds a wreath of bay leaves above her head.She is wearing a copper-red dress with a richly decorated blue mantle about her arms.
Around 1665 Peter Lely 1618-1680 (46) . Portrait of Catherine of Braganza Queen Consort England 1638-1705 (26) .
Around 1670 Jacob Huysmans 1633-1696 (37) . Portrait of Catherine of Braganza Queen Consort England 1638-1705 (31) .
Before 1696 Jacob Huysmans 1633-1696 (62) . Portrait of Catherine of Braganza Queen Consort England 1638-1705 (57) .
Before 1696 Jacob Huysmans 1633-1696 (62) . Portrait of Catherine of Braganza Queen Consort England 1638-1705 (57) .
On 21 May 1662 Charles II King England, Scotland and Ireland 1630-1685 (31) and Catherine of Braganza Queen Consort England 1638-1705 (23) were married at Portsmouth, Hampshire . Catherine of Braganza Queen Consort England 1638-1705 (23) by marriage Queen Consort England .
Around 1642 . William Dobson Painter 1611-1646 (30) . Portrait of the future Charles II King England, Scotland and Ireland 1630-1685 (11) .
Before 1691 . John Riley 1646-1691 (44) . Portrait of Charles II King England, Scotland and Ireland 1630-1685 .
Around 1661 John Michael Wright 1617-1694 (43) . Portrait of Charles II King England, Scotland and Ireland 1630-1685 (30) in his coronation robes.
Before 1687 Pieter Borsseler 1634-1687 (52) . Portrait of Catherine of Braganza Queen Consort England 1638-1705 (48) .
Around 1663 Peter Lely 1618-1680 (44) . Portrait of Eleanor Needham Baroness Byron 1627-1664 (36) depicted as Saint Catherine of Alexandria in a guise probably intended to flatter Charles II's Queen, Catherine of Braganza (24) . Accordingly she carries the martyr's palm branch and leans upon a wheel.The sitter looks to two putti in the upper left, one of whom holds a wreath of bay leaves above her head.She is wearing a copper-red dress with a richly decorated blue mantle about her arms.
Around 1665 Peter Lely 1618-1680 (46) . Portrait of Catherine of Braganza Queen Consort England 1638-1705 (26) .
Around 1670 Jacob Huysmans 1633-1696 (37) . Portrait of Catherine of Braganza Queen Consort England 1638-1705 (31) .
Before 1696 Jacob Huysmans 1633-1696 (62) . Portrait of Catherine of Braganza Queen Consort England 1638-1705 (57) .
Before 1696 Jacob Huysmans 1633-1696 (62) . Portrait of Catherine of Braganza Queen Consort England 1638-1705 (57) .
Samuel Pepy's Diary 1669 May . Saturday 01 May 1669 . Up betimes. Called up by my tailor, and there first put on a summer suit this year; but it was not my fine one of flowered tabby vest, and coloured camelott tunique, because it was too fine with the gold lace at the hands, that I was afeard to be seen in it; but put on the stuff suit I made the last year, which is now repaired; and so did go to the Office in it, and sat all the morning, the day looking as if it would be fowle. At noon home to dinner, and there find my wife (28) extraordinary fine, with her flowered tabby gown that she made two years ago, now laced exceeding pretty; and, indeed, was fine all over; and mighty earnest to go, though the day was very lowering; and she would have me put on my fine suit, which I did. And so anon we went alone through the town with our new liveries of serge, and the horses’ manes and tails tied with red ribbons, and the standards there gilt with varnish, and all clean, and green refines, that people did mightily look upon us; and, the truth is, I did not see any coach more pretty, though more gay, than ours, all the day. But we set out, out of humour — I because Betty , whom I expected, was not come to go with us; and my wife (28) that I would sit on the same seat with her, which she likes not, being so fine: and she then expected to meet Sheres , which we did in the Pell Mell , and, against my will, I was forced to take him into the coach, but was sullen all day almost, and little complaisant: the day also being unpleasing, though the Park full of coaches, but dusty and windy, and cold, and now and then a little dribbling rain; and, what made it worst, there were so many hackney-coaches as spoiled the sight of the gentlemen’s; and so we had little pleasure. But here was W. Batelier and his sister in a borrowed coach by themselves, and I took them and we to the lodge ; and at the door did give them a syllabub, and other things, cost me 12s., and pretty merry. And so back to the coaches, and there till the evening, and then home, leaving Mr. Sheres at St. James’s Gate , where he took leave of us for altogether, he being this night to set out for Portsmouth post, in his way to Tangier , which troubled my wife (28) mightily, who is mighty, though not, I think, too fond of him. But she was out of humour all the evening, and I vexed at her for it, and she did not rest almost all the night, so as in the night I was forced; to take her and hug her to put her to rest. So home, and after a little supper, to bed.
Samuel Pepy's Diary 1669 May . Wednesday 12 May 1669 . Up, and to Westminster Hall , where the term is, and this the first day of my being there, and here by chance met Roger Pepys (52) , come to town the last night: I was glad to see him. After some talk with him and others, and among others Sir Charles Harbord (29) and Sidney Montagu (18) , the latter of whom is to set out tomorrow towards Flanders and Italy, I invited them to dine with me to-morrow, and so to Mrs. Martin’s lodging, who come to town last night, and there je did hazer her, she having been a month, I think, at Portsmouth with her husband , newly come home from the Streights. But, Lord! how silly the woman talks of her great entertainment there, and how all the gentry come to visit her, and that she believes her husband is worth 6 or 700l., which nevertheless I am glad of, but I doubt they will spend it a fast. Thence home, and after dinner my wife (28) and I to the Duke of York’s playhouse , and there, in the side balcony, over against the musick, did hear, but not see, a new play, the first day acted, “The Roman Virgin ,” an old play, and but ordinary, I thought; but the trouble of my eyes with the light of the candles did almost kill me. Thence to my Lord Sandwich’s (43) , and there had a promise from Sidney (18) to come and dine with me to-morrow; and so my wife and I home in our coach, and there find my brother John , as I looked for, come to town from Ellington , where, among other things, he tell me the first news that my sister Jackson (28) is with child, and far gone, which I know not whether it did more trouble or please me, having no great care for my friends to have children; though I love other people’s. So, glad to see him, we to supper, and so to bed.
Around 1650 Peter Lely 1618-1680 (31) . Portrait of Edward Montagu 1st Earl Sandwich 1625-1672 (24) .
Around 1662 Peter Lely 1618-1680 (43) . Portrait of Edward Montagu 1st Earl Sandwich 1625-1672 (36) in his Garter Robes and Garter Collar .
John Evelyn's Diary 1685 Sep . 15 Sep 1685 . I accompanied Mr. Pepys (52) to Portsmouth , whither his Ma* (51) was going the first time since his coming to the Crowne, to see in what state the fortifications were. We tooke coach and six horses, late after dinner, yet got to Bagshot that night. Whilst supper was making ready I went and made a visit to Mrs. Graham (34) , some time maid of honour to ye Queene Dowager (46) , now wife to James Graham, Esq. (36) of the privy purse to the King; her house being a walke in the forest, within a little quarter of a mile from Bagshot towne. Very importunate she was that I would sup, and abide there that night, but being obliged by my companion, I return'd to our inn, after she had shew'd me her house, wch was very commodious and well furnish'd, as she was an excellent housewife, a prudent and virtuous lady. There is a parke full of red deere about it. Her eldest son was now sick there of the small-pox, but in a likely way of recovery, and other of her children run about, and among the infected, wnh she said she let them do on purpose that they might whilst young pass that fatal disease she fancied they were to undergo one time or other, and that this would be the best: the severity of this cruell disease so lately in my poore family confirming much of what she affirmed.
Before 1694 John Michael Wright 1617-1694 (76) . Portrait of James II King England, Scotland and Ireland 1633-1701 (60) when Duke of York.
Before 04 Jan 1674 Peter Lely 1618-1680 (55) . Portrait of James II King England, Scotland and Ireland 1633-1701 (40) wearing his Garter Robes .
Around 1672 Henri Gascar 1635-1701 (37) . Portrait of James II King England, Scotland and Ireland 1633-1701 (38) .
Before 1687 Pieter Borsseler 1634-1687 (52) . Portrait of Catherine of Braganza Queen Consort England 1638-1705 (48) .
Around 1663 Peter Lely 1618-1680 (44) . Portrait of Eleanor Needham Baroness Byron 1627-1664 (36) depicted as Saint Catherine of Alexandria in a guise probably intended to flatter Charles II's Queen, Catherine of Braganza (24) . Accordingly she carries the martyr's palm branch and leans upon a wheel.The sitter looks to two putti in the upper left, one of whom holds a wreath of bay leaves above her head.She is wearing a copper-red dress with a richly decorated blue mantle about her arms.
Around 1665 Peter Lely 1618-1680 (46) . Portrait of Catherine of Braganza Queen Consort England 1638-1705 (26) .
Around 1670 Jacob Huysmans 1633-1696 (37) . Portrait of Catherine of Braganza Queen Consort England 1638-1705 (31) .
Before 1696 Jacob Huysmans 1633-1696 (62) . Portrait of Catherine of Braganza Queen Consort England 1638-1705 (57) .
Before 1696 Jacob Huysmans 1633-1696 (62) . Portrait of Catherine of Braganza Queen Consort England 1638-1705 (57) .
John Evelyn's Diary 1685 Sep
.
17 Sep 1685
. Early next morning we went to
Portsmouth
, something before his
Ma* (51)
ariv'd. We found all the way full of people, the women in their best dress, in expectation of seeing the King pass by, which he did riding on horseback a good part of the way. We found the Maior and Aldermen with their mace, and in their formalities, standing at the entrance of the fort, a mile on this side of the towne, where the Maior made a speech to the King, and then the guns of the fort were fired, as were those of the garrison so soone as the King was come into Portsmouth. All the souldiers (neere 3000) were drawn up, and lining the streetes and platforme to God's-house (the name of the Governor's house), where, after he had view'd the new fortifications and ship-yard, his Ma* was entertain'd at a magnificent dinner by
Sir Slingsby yc Lieut. Governor (47)
Sir Rob Holmes, Gov of ye Isle of Wight, to dine with him at a private house, where likewise we had a very sumptuous and plentiful repast of excellent venison, fowle, fish, and fruit.
After dinner I went to wait on his
Ma* (51)
againe, who was pulling on his bootes in ye Townehall, adjoyning the house where he din'd, and then having saluted some ladys, who came to kiss his hand, he tooke horse for Winchester, whither he returned that night. This hall is artificialy hung round with armes of all sorts, like the Hall and Keep at Windsor.
I went hence to see the ship-yard and dock, the fortifications, and other things.
Portsmouth when finish'd will be very strong, and a noble key.
There were now 32 men of war in ye harbour. I was invited by Sir R. Beach ye Commissioner, where, after a greate supper, Mr. Secretary and myselfe lay that night, and the next morning set out for Guildford, where we ariv'd in good hour, and so the day after to London.I had twice before ben at Portsmouth, ye Isle of Wight, &c. many yeares since I found this part of Hampshire bravely wooded, especialy about ye house and estate of Col. Norton, who, tho' now in being, having formerly made his peace by means of Col. Legg, was formerly a very fierce commander in the first Rebellion. His house is large, and standing low, on the road from Winchester to Portsmouth. By what I observ'd in this journey, is that infinite industry, sedulity, gravity, and greate understanding and experience of affaires, in his Ma*, that I cannot but predict much happiness to yc Nation, as to its political government; and if he so persist, there could be nothing more desir'd to accomplish our prosperity but that he was of the National Religion.
Before 1694 John Michael Wright 1617-1694 (76) . Portrait of James II King England, Scotland and Ireland 1633-1701 (60) when Duke of York.
Before 04 Jan 1674 Peter Lely 1618-1680 (55) . Portrait of James II King England, Scotland and Ireland 1633-1701 (40) wearing his Garter Robes .
Around 1672 Henri Gascar 1635-1701 (37) . Portrait of James II King England, Scotland and Ireland 1633-1701 (38) .
Dockyard Chapel, Portsmouth, Hampshire
On 07 Apr 1825 Francis Baring 1st Baron Northbrook 1796-1866 (28) and Jane Grey 1804-1838 (20) were married at Dockyard Chapel, Portsmouth, Hampshire
Greyhound Pub, Portsmouth, Hampshire
On 23 Aug 1628 George Villiers 1st Duke Buckingham 1592-1628 (35) was murdered at Greyhound Pub, Portsmouth, Hampshire by a disgruntled soldier John Felton. He was buried at Westminster Abbey . His son George Villiers 2nd Duke Buckingham 1628-1687 succeeded as 2nd Duke Buckingham (2C 1623) , 2nd Earl Buckingham (5C 1617) , 19th Baron Ros Helmsley
Before 1628 Michiel Janszoon van Mierevelt 1566-1641 (61) . Portrait of George Villiers 1st Duke Buckingham 1592-1628 (35) .
In 1616 William Larkin 1582-1619 (34) . Portrait of George Villiers 1st Duke Buckingham 1592-1628 (23) wearing his Garter Robes and Leg Garter .
Around 1620 Daniel Mijtens 1590-1648 (30) . Portrait of George Villiers 1st Duke Buckingham 1592-1628 (27) .
Around 1675 Peter Lely 1618-1680 (56) . Portrait of George Villiers 2nd Duke Buckingham 1628-1687 (46) wearing his Garter Collar .
Rotherwick, Hampshire
Tylney Hall, Rotherwick, Hampshire
Solent, Hampshire
Someroy, Hampshire
Harbridge, Someroy, Hampshire
On 06 Sep 1876 Edward Villiers 5th Earl Clarendon 1846-1914 (30) and Caroline Elizabeth Agar Countess Clarendon 1857-1894 (19) were married at Harbridge, Someroy, Hampshire . Caroline Elizabeth Agar Countess Clarendon 1857-1894 (19) by marriage Countess Clarendon (2C 1776) .
South Stoneham, Hampshire
On 14 Nov 1739 Hans Sloane-Stanley 1739-1827 was born at South Stoneham, Hampshire .
South Warnborough, Hampshire
Southampton, Hampshire
On 07 Dec 1154 Henry "Curtmantle" II King England 1133-1189 (21) , the seven months pregnant Eleanor of Aquitaine Queen Consort Franks Queen Consort England 1122-1204 (32) and their son William Plantagenet IX Count Poitiers 1153-1156 (1) left Barfleur, Basse Normandie for England . On 08 Dec 1154 Henry "Curtmantle" II King England 1133-1189 (21) and his party landed near Southampton, Hampshire .
On 29 Dec 1158 Eleanor of Aquitaine Queen Consort Franks Queen Consort England 1122-1204 (36) travelled from Normandy on board the Esnecca (Snake) with her children Henry the Young King 1155-1183 (3) and Matilda Plantagenet Duchess Saxony 1156-1189 (2) to Southampton, Hampshire .She then went to Winchester, Hampshire where she collected funds from the Royal Treasury and returned to Normandy.
On 11 Oct 1561 Thomas Lake 1561-1630 was baptised at Southampton, Hampshire
After 24 Aug 1562 Chideock Tichbourne 1562-1586 was born to Peter Tichbourne at Southampton, Hampshire .
On Sep 1569 Arthur Lake Bishop Bath and Wells 1569-1626 was born to Almeric Lake at Southampton, Hampshire
Around 1832 Henry Preston Prestilly-Percy 1832- was born to Algernon Percy 1779-1833 (53) and Anna-Maria Fitzgerald at Southampton, Hampshire
King Edward VI School, Southampton, Hampshire
Around 1579 Arthur Lake Bishop Bath and Wells 1569-1626 (9) educated at King Edward VI School, Southampton, Hampshire
North Gate, Southampton, Hampshire
On 02 Aug 1415 Thomas Grey 1384-1415 (30) was beheaded at North Gate, Southampton, Hampshire for his role in the Southampton Plot
On
05 Aug 1415
Henry Scrope 3rd Baron Scrope Masham 1373-1415 (42)
and
Richard York 1st Earl Cambridge 1385-1415 (30)
were
beheaded
at the
North Gate aka Bargate
for their roles in the
Southampton Plot
.
Richard 3rd Duke York 1411-1460 (3)
succeeded as
2nd
Earl Cambridge (3C 1414)
.
John Scrope 4th Baron Scrope Masham 1388-1455 (27)
succeeded as
4th
Baron Scrope Masham
.
Rockbourne, Southampton, Hampshire
Southampton Art Gallery, Southampton, Hampshire
Steventon, Hampshire
Birth of Jane Austen
On 16 Dec 1775 Jane Austen 1775-1817 was born to George Austen 1731-1805 (44) and Cassandra Leigh in Steventon, Hampshire . She was baptised on 05 Apr 1775 at St Nicholas' Church, Steventon, Hampshire at which her father was rector; the delay being caused by adverse weather.
St Nicholas' Church, Steventon, Hampshire
Birth of Jane Austen
On 16 Dec 1775 Jane Austen 1775-1817 was born to George Austen 1731-1805 (44) and Cassandra Leigh in Steventon, Hampshire . She was baptised on 05 Apr 1775 at St Nicholas' Church, Steventon, Hampshire at which her father was rector; the delay being caused by adverse weather.
Stratfield Saye, Hampshire
In 1706 John Pitt 1706-1787 was born to George Pitt 1663-1735 (43) in Stratfield Saye, Hampshire
In 1754 Louisa Pitt 1754-1791 was born to George Pitt 1st Baron Rivers 1721-1821 (32) in Stratfield Saye, Hampshire
Before 17 Dec 1806 Thomas Beach 1738-1806 (68) . Portrait of George Pitt 1st Baron Rivers 1721-1821 (85) .
In 1787 John Pitt 1706-1787 (81) died in Stratfield Saye, Hampshire
Stratfield Saye House, Stratfield Saye, Hampshire
On 08 Jun 1900 Henry Wellesley 3rd Duke Wellington 1846-1900 (54) died at Stratfield Saye House, Stratfield Saye, Hampshire without issue. His brother Arthur Charles Wellesley 4th Duke Wellington 1849-1934 (51) succeeded as 4th Duke Wellington (1C 1814) , 8th Earl Mornington (1C 1760) , 8th Viscount Wellesley of Dangan Castle . Kathleen Emily Bulkeley-Williams Duchess Wellington 1848-1927 (51) by marriage Duchess Wellington (1C 1814) .
Stoneham Park, Hampshire
On 07 Aug 1613 Thomas Fleming 1544-1613 (69) died in Stoneham Park, Hampshire .
Sutton Scotney, Hampshire
In 1310 Hugh Hastings 1310-1347 was born to John Hastings 13th Baron Bergavenny, 1st Baron Hastings 1262-1313 (47) and Isabel Despencer Baroness Hastings, Baroness Bergavenny -1334 at Sutton Scotney, Hampshire
Sydmontham, Hampshire
On Apr 1661 Anne Kingsmill Countess Winchelsea 1661-1720 was born to William Kingsmill -1661 at Sydmontham, Hampshire
Testwood, Hampshire
On 14 Dec 1590 John West 1590-1659 was born to Thomas West 2nd Baron De La Warr 1556-1602 (34) and Anne Knollys Baroness De La Warr 1555-1608 (35) at Testwood, Hampshire .
Timsbury, Hampshire
On 08 Oct 1892 Ralph Heneage Dutton 1821-1892 (71) died . He was buried at Timsbury, Hampshire . On 27 Feb 1895 Isabella Mansfield 1824-1895 (67) died . Memorials in Church of Saint Mary Magdalene, Sherborne, Gloucestershire to Ralph Heneage Dutton 1821-1892 (71) and Isabella Mansfield 1824-1895 (67) .
On 08 Oct 1892 Ralph Heneage Dutton 1821-1892 (71) died . He was buried at Timsbury, Hampshire . On 27 Feb 1895 Isabella Mansfield 1824-1895 (67) died . Memorials in Church of Saint Mary Magdalene, Sherborne, Gloucestershire to Ralph Heneage Dutton 1821-1892 (71) and Isabella Mansfield 1824-1895 (67) .
Titchfield, Hampshire
Elizabeth's Royal Progress 1591
After 22 Aug 1591 Elizabeth Tudor I Queen England and Ireland 1533-1603 (57) arrived in Titchfield, Hampshire as a guest of Henry Wriothesley 2nd Earl Southampton 1545-1581 .
Around 1570 Hans Eworth 1520-1574 (50) . Portrait of Elizabeth Tudor I Queen England and Ireland 1533-1603 (36) .
In 1579 George Gower 1540-1596 (39) .The Plimton Sieve Portrait of Elizabeth Tudor I Queen England and Ireland 1533-1603 (45) .
In
1572
Nicholas Hilliard Painter 1547-1619 (25)
painted the "Pelican Portrait" of
Elizabeth I (38)
.
The Pelican being the pendant hung from her necklace of pearls; pearls a symbol of virginity.Pelicans traditionally used as sign of self-sacrifice since the Pelican was believed to peck at her own breast to feed her young; the symbolism meaning Elizabeth had sacrificed herself for England.
Other details include the highly decorated armlet above her elbow and many jewels over her red velvet gown and headress.The two cherries tucked into her right ear possibly refer to her virginity; possibly an over-interpretation of the modern use of cherry.
Research in 2010 found the painting used wood from the same tree used for the Phoenix Portrait.
In
1572
Nicholas Hilliard Painter 1547-1619 (25)
painted the "Phoenix Portrait" of
Elizabeth I (38)
.
Research in 2010 found the painting used wood from the same tree used for the Pelican Portrait.
Around 1585 William Segar 1554-1663 .Ermine Portrait of Elizabeth Tudor I Queen England and Ireland 1533-1603 (51) .
Around 1592 Marcus Gheeraerts 1562-1636 (30) .The Ditchley Portrait of Elizabeth Tudor I Queen England and Ireland 1533-1603 (58) .
After 1585 Unknown Artist . Portrait of Elizabeth Tudor I Queen England and Ireland 1533-1603 (51) .
Around 1563 Steven van der Meulen Painter -1564 . Portrait of Elizabeth Tudor I Queen England and Ireland 1533-1603 (29) .
On 10 Nov 1624 Henry Wriothesley 3rd Earl Southampton 1573-1624 (51) died . He was buried at Titchfield, Hampshire . His son Thomas Wriothesley 4th Earl Southampton 1607-1667 (17) succeeded as 4th Earl Southampton (2C 1547) .
On 28 Dec 1624 James Wriothesley 1605-1624 was buried at Titchfield, Hampshire .
Titchfield Abbey, Titchfield, Hampshire
In 1434 Henry Beauchamp 1st Duke Warwick 1425-1446 (8) and Cecily Neville Duchess Warwick 1424-1450 (10) were married (he was her third-cousin) at Titchfield Abbey, Titchfield, Hampshire .
Upton Grey, Hampshire
St Mary's Church, Upton Grey, Hampshire
In 1650 Dorothy Bulstrode 1592-1590 (58) died .She was buried in St Mary's Church, Upton Grey, Hampshire
Warnford, Hampshire
Around Jun 1376 Luke Poynings 4th Baron St John Basing 1317-1376 (59) died at Warnford, Hampshire
Wherwell, Hampshire
On 12 Feb 1594 Herbert Pelham 1546-1620 (48) and Elizabeth West 1573-1663 (20) were married at Wherwell, Hampshire
Wherwell Abbey, Wherwell, Hampshire
On Sep 1141 John Fitzgilbert 1105-1165 (36) took refuge at Wherwell Abbey, Wherwell, Hampshire
Whitchurch, Hampshire
Hurstbourne Priors, Whitchurch, Hampshire
In 1558 Robert Oxenbridge 1508-1574 (50) bought at Hurstbourne Priors, Whitchurch, Hampshire
Around 1568 Robert Oxenbridge 1568-1616 was born to Robert John Oxenbridge 1509-1591 (59) at Hurstbourne Priors, Whitchurch, Hampshire .
On 22 Jan 1591 Robert John Oxenbridge 1509-1591 (82) died at Hurstbourne Priors, Whitchurch, Hampshire .
In 1616 Robert Oxenbridge 1568-1616 (48) died at Hurstbourne Priors, Whitchurch, Hampshire .
Winchester, Hampshire
Death of King Alfred the Great
On 26 Oct 899 Alfred "The Great" King England 849-899 (50) died at Winchester, Hampshire . He was buried at Hyde Abbey, Winchester, Hampshire . His son Edward "Elder" King Anglo-Saxons 874-924 (25) succeeded as King Anglo-Saxons . Ecgwynn Unknown Queen Consort Anglo-Saxons by marriage Queen Consort Anglo-Saxons .
Around 943 Edgar "Peaceful" I King England 943-975 was born to Edmund I King England 921-946 (22) and Aelfgifu Shaftesbury Queen Consort England at Winchester, Hampshire
On 01 Oct 959 Eadwig "All Fair" I King England -959 died . He was buried at Winchester, Hampshire . His brother Edgar "Peaceful" I King England 943-975 (16) succeeded as I King England Wessex
On 08 Jul 975 Edgar "Peaceful" I King England 943-975 (32) died at Winchester, Hampshire . He was buried in Glastonbury Abbey, Glastonbury, Somerset . His son Edward "Martyr" I King England 962-978 (13) succeeded as I King England Wessex
In 1158 Saer Quincy 1090-1158 (68) died at Winchester, Hampshire
On 29 Dec 1158 Eleanor of Aquitaine Queen Consort Franks Queen Consort England 1122-1204 (36) travelled from Normandy on board the Esnecca (Snake) with her children Henry the Young King 1155-1183 (3) and Matilda Plantagenet Duchess Saxony 1156-1189 (2) to Southampton, Hampshire .She then went to Winchester, Hampshire where she collected funds from the Royal Treasury and returned to Normandy.
On 11 Apr 1184 William of Winchester Welf 1184-1213 was born to Henry "Lion" Welf XII Duke Saxony, III Duke Bavaria 1129-1195 (55) and Matilda Plantagenet Duchess Saxony 1156-1189 (28) in Winchester, Hampshire during his father's exile.
Around 1186 Arabella Quincy 1186-1258 was born to Saer Quincy 1st Earl Winchester 1170-1219 (16) and Margaret Beaumont Countess Winchester at Winchester, Hampshire .
Around 1242 Helen Zouche 1242- was born to Alan Zouche 1203-1270 (39) and Helen or Ela Quincy at Winchester, Hampshire
On 12 Aug 1270 Alan Zouche 1203-1270 (67) was beheaded at Winchester, Hampshire .
In 1350 Hugh Hastings 7th Baron Hastings 1350-1386 was born to Hugh Hastings 6th Baron Hastings 1336-1369 (14) and Margaret Everingham Baroness Hastings 1331-1375 (19) at Winchester, Hampshire .
On 07 Feb 1403 Henry IV King England 1367-1413 (35) and Joanna of Navarre Queen Consort England 1370-1437 (33) were married (he was her third-cousin) at Winchester, Hampshire . Joanna of Navarre Queen Consort England 1370-1437 (33) was crowned Queen Consort England
On 05 Apr 1578 Henry Seymour 1503-1578 (75) died at Winchester, Hampshire
On 29 Aug 1609 Walter Sandys 1540-1609 (69) died in Winchester, Hampshire
John Evelyn's Diary 1684 Sep . 26 Sep 1684 . The King (54) being return'd from Winchester , there was a numerous Court at White-hall. At this time the Earle of Rochester (42) was remov'd from the Treasury to the Presidentship of the Council ; Lord Godolphin (39) was made first Commissr of the Treasury in his place; Lord Middleton (34) (a Scot) made Secretary of State, in ye room of Lord Godolphin (39) . These alterations being very unexpected and mysterious, gave greate occasion of discourse. There was now an Ambassador from ye King of Siam in ye East Indies to his Majesty.
Around 1642 . William Dobson Painter 1611-1646 (30) . Portrait of the future Charles II King England, Scotland and Ireland 1630-1685 (11) .
Before 1691 . John Riley 1646-1691 (44) . Portrait of Charles II King England, Scotland and Ireland 1630-1685 .
Around 1661 John Michael Wright 1617-1694 (43) . Portrait of Charles II King England, Scotland and Ireland 1630-1685 (30) in his coronation robes.
In 1685 Godfrey Kneller 1646-1723 . Portrait of Lawrence Hyde 1st Earl Rochester 1642-1711 (42) .
Around 1686 Willem Wissing 1656-1687 (30) . Portrait of Lawrence Hyde 1st Earl Rochester 1642-1711 (43) wearing his Garter Robes including the Garter Collar and holding his white Lord Treasurer Staff of Office .
John Evelyn's Diary 1685 Sep
.
16 Sep 1685
. The next morning setting out early, we ariv'd soon enough at
Winchester
to waite on the
King (51)
, who was lodg'd at the Dean's (Dr. Meggot
). I found very few with him besides my
Lords Feversham (-222)
, Arran [Note. Not clear which Earl of Arran],
Newport (65)
, and the Bishop of Bath and Wells (48)
. His
Ma* (51)
was discoursing with the Bishops concerning miracles, and what strange things the Saludadors would do in Spaine, as by creeping into heated ovens without hurt, and that they had a black crosse in the roofe of their mouthes, but yet were commonly notorious and profane wretches; upon which his
Majesty (51)
further said, that he was so extreamly difficult of miracles, for feare of being impos'd upon, that if he should chance to see one himselfe, without some other witness, he should apprehend it a delusion of his senses. Then they spake of ye boy who was pretended to have a wanting leg restor'd him, so confidently asserted by Fr. de Sta Clara and others. To all which the Bishop added a greate miracle happening In Winchester to his certaine knowledge, of a poor miserably sick and decrepit child (as I remember long kept unbaptiz'd), who immediately on his baptism recover'd; as also of yc salutary effect of K. Charles his Ma*s father's blood, in healing one that was blind.
There was something said of the second sight happening to some persons, especialy Scotch; upon which his Ma*, and I think Lord Arran, told us that Mons a French nobleman, lately here in England, seeing the late Duke of Monmouth come into yc play-house at London, suddenly cried out to somebody sitting in the same box, Voila Monsieur comme il entre sans tete. Afterwards his
Ma* (51)
spoke of some reliques that had effected strange cures, particularly a piece of our Bl. Saviour's Crosse, that heal'd a gentleman's rotten nose by onely touching; and speaking of the golden crosse and chaine taken out of the coffin of St. Edward the Confessor at Westmr*, by one of the singing men, who, as the scaffolds were taking down after his Ma*s coronation, espying a hole in the tomb, and something glisten, put his hand in, and brought it to the Deane, and he to the King; his Maty began to put the Bishop in mind how earnestly the late King (his brother) call'd upon him, during his agonie, to take out what he had in his pocket. I had thought, said the King, it had ben for some keys, which might lead to some cabinet that his Ma* would have me secure; but, says he, you well remember that I found nothing in any of his pockets but a crosse of gold, and a few insignificant papers; and thereupon he shew'd us the crosse, and was pleas'd to put it into my hand. It was of gold, about three inches long, having on one side a crucifix enamell'd and emboss'd, the rest was grav'd and garnish'd with goldsmiths' work, and two pretty broad table amethists (as I conceiv'd), and at the bottom a pendant pearle; within was inchas'd a little fragment, as was thought, of the true Crosse, and a Latine inscription in gold and Roman letters. More company coming in, this discourse ended. I may not forget a resolution which his Ma* made, and had a little before enter'd upon it at ye Council Board at Windsor or Whitehall, that the Negroes in the Plantations should all be baptiz'd, exceedingly declaiming against that impiety of their masters prohibiting it, out of a mistaken opinion that they would be ipso facto free; but his Ma* persists in his resolution to have them christen'd, wch piety ye Bishop blessed him for.
I went out to see the
Kings' House, Winchester
the late King had began, and brought almost to the covering. It is plac'd on the side of the hill where formerly stood the old Castle. It is a stately fabric, of three sides and a corridor, all built of brick, and cornish'd, windows and columns at the break and entrance of free-stone. It was intended for a hunting-house when his Ma* should come to these parts, and has an incomparable prospect. I believe there had already ben £20,000 and more expended, but his now Majesty did not seeme to encourage the finishing It, at least for a while.
Hence I went to see the
Cathedral
, a reverend pile, and in good repaire. There are still the coffins of the six Saxon Kings, whose bones had ben scatter'd by the sacrilegious Rebells of 1641, in expectation, I suppose, of finding some valuable reliques, and afterwards gather'd up againe and put into new chests, wch stand above the stalls of the Choir.
Before 1694 John Michael Wright 1617-1694 (76) . Portrait of James II King England, Scotland and Ireland 1633-1701 (60) when Duke of York.
Before 04 Jan 1674 Peter Lely 1618-1680 (55) . Portrait of James II King England, Scotland and Ireland 1633-1701 (40) wearing his Garter Robes .
Around 1672 Henri Gascar 1635-1701 (37) . Portrait of James II King England, Scotland and Ireland 1633-1701 (38) .
Life of Alfred by Asser Part 1 849-887 Page 1 . In his days a large army of pagans came up from the sea, and attacked and destroyed the city of Winchester . As they were returning laden with booty to their ships, Osric , earl of Hampshire, with his men, and earl Ethelwulf , with the men of Berkshire, confronted them bravely; a severe battle took place, and the pagans were slain on every side; and, finding themselves unable to resist, took to flight like women, and the Christians obtained a triumph.
Parish of St Faith, Winchester, Hampshire
On 28 Feb 1892 Charles George Edric Clowes 1892-1915 was born in the Parish of St Faith, Winchester, Hampshire .
Greyfriars Church, Winchester, Hampshire
On 26 Dec 1352 John Plantagenet 3rd Earl Kent 1330-1352 (22) died . He was buried at Greyfriars Church, Winchester, Hampshire . His sister Joan "Fair Maid of Kent" Plantagenet Princess Wales 1328-1385 (24) succeeded as 4th Earl Kent (5C 1321) , 5th Baron Wake Liddell .
Hyde Abbey, Winchester, Hampshire
Death of King Alfred the Great
On 26 Oct 899 Alfred "The Great" King England 849-899 (50) died at Winchester, Hampshire . He was buried at Hyde Abbey, Winchester, Hampshire . His son Edward "Elder" King Anglo-Saxons 874-924 (25) succeeded as King Anglo-Saxons . Ecgwynn Unknown Queen Consort Anglo-Saxons by marriage Queen Consort Anglo-Saxons .
Itchen Valley, Winchester, Hampshire
Avington Park, Itchen Valley, Winchester, Hampshire
In 1847 Richard Temple-Nugent-Brydges-Chandos-Grenville 2nd Duke Buckingham and Chandos 1797-1861 (49) was declared bankrupt with debts of over a million pounds.He was required to sell his estate in Keynsham, Somerset , Avington Park, Itchen Valley, Winchester, Hampshire and the contents of Stowe House, Stowe, Buckinghamshire in 1848.
Kings' House, Winchester
John Evelyn's Diary 1685 Sep
.
16 Sep 1685
. The next morning setting out early, we ariv'd soon enough at
Winchester
to waite on the
King (51)
, who was lodg'd at the Dean's (Dr. Meggot
). I found very few with him besides my
Lords Feversham (-222)
, Arran [Note. Not clear which Earl of Arran],
Newport (65)
, and the Bishop of Bath and Wells (48)
. His
Ma* (51)
was discoursing with the Bishops concerning miracles, and what strange things the Saludadors would do in Spaine, as by creeping into heated ovens without hurt, and that they had a black crosse in the roofe of their mouthes, but yet were commonly notorious and profane wretches; upon which his
Majesty (51)
further said, that he was so extreamly difficult of miracles, for feare of being impos'd upon, that if he should chance to see one himselfe, without some other witness, he should apprehend it a delusion of his senses. Then they spake of ye boy who was pretended to have a wanting leg restor'd him, so confidently asserted by Fr. de Sta Clara and others. To all which the Bishop added a greate miracle happening In Winchester to his certaine knowledge, of a poor miserably sick and decrepit child (as I remember long kept unbaptiz'd), who immediately on his baptism recover'd; as also of yc salutary effect of K. Charles his Ma*s father's blood, in healing one that was blind.
There was something said of the second sight happening to some persons, especialy Scotch; upon which his Ma*, and I think Lord Arran, told us that Mons a French nobleman, lately here in England, seeing the late Duke of Monmouth come into yc play-house at London, suddenly cried out to somebody sitting in the same box, Voila Monsieur comme il entre sans tete. Afterwards his
Ma* (51)
spoke of some reliques that had effected strange cures, particularly a piece of our Bl. Saviour's Crosse, that heal'd a gentleman's rotten nose by onely touching; and speaking of the golden crosse and chaine taken out of the coffin of St. Edward the Confessor at Westmr*, by one of the singing men, who, as the scaffolds were taking down after his Ma*s coronation, espying a hole in the tomb, and something glisten, put his hand in, and brought it to the Deane, and he to the King; his Maty began to put the Bishop in mind how earnestly the late King (his brother) call'd upon him, during his agonie, to take out what he had in his pocket. I had thought, said the King, it had ben for some keys, which might lead to some cabinet that his Ma* would have me secure; but, says he, you well remember that I found nothing in any of his pockets but a crosse of gold, and a few insignificant papers; and thereupon he shew'd us the crosse, and was pleas'd to put it into my hand. It was of gold, about three inches long, having on one side a crucifix enamell'd and emboss'd, the rest was grav'd and garnish'd with goldsmiths' work, and two pretty broad table amethists (as I conceiv'd), and at the bottom a pendant pearle; within was inchas'd a little fragment, as was thought, of the true Crosse, and a Latine inscription in gold and Roman letters. More company coming in, this discourse ended. I may not forget a resolution which his Ma* made, and had a little before enter'd upon it at ye Council Board at Windsor or Whitehall, that the Negroes in the Plantations should all be baptiz'd, exceedingly declaiming against that impiety of their masters prohibiting it, out of a mistaken opinion that they would be ipso facto free; but his Ma* persists in his resolution to have them christen'd, wch piety ye Bishop blessed him for.
I went out to see the
Kings' House, Winchester
the late King had began, and brought almost to the covering. It is plac'd on the side of the hill where formerly stood the old Castle. It is a stately fabric, of three sides and a corridor, all built of brick, and cornish'd, windows and columns at the break and entrance of free-stone. It was intended for a hunting-house when his Ma* should come to these parts, and has an incomparable prospect. I believe there had already ben £20,000 and more expended, but his now Majesty did not seeme to encourage the finishing It, at least for a while.
Hence I went to see the
Cathedral
, a reverend pile, and in good repaire. There are still the coffins of the six Saxon Kings, whose bones had ben scatter'd by the sacrilegious Rebells of 1641, in expectation, I suppose, of finding some valuable reliques, and afterwards gather'd up againe and put into new chests, wch stand above the stalls of the Choir.
Before 1694 John Michael Wright 1617-1694 (76) . Portrait of James II King England, Scotland and Ireland 1633-1701 (60) when Duke of York.
Before 04 Jan 1674 Peter Lely 1618-1680 (55) . Portrait of James II King England, Scotland and Ireland 1633-1701 (40) wearing his Garter Robes .
Around 1672 Henri Gascar 1635-1701 (37) . Portrait of James II King England, Scotland and Ireland 1633-1701 (38) .
Micheldever, Winchester, Hampshire
St. Mary the Virgin, Micheldever, Winchester, Hampshire
On 18 Nov 1873 Thomas Baring 1799-1873 (74) died . He was buried at St Mary the Virgin, Micheldever, Winchester, Hampshire
St Gile's Hill, Winchester, Hampshire
On 31 May 1076 Waltheof Northumbria 1st Earl Northampton, 1st Earl Huntingdon -1076 was beheaded at St Gile's Hill, Winchester, Hampshire . His daughter Maud Northumbria 3rd Countess Huntingdon, Countess Northampton succeeded as 3rd Earl Huntingdon (1C 1065) .
Winchester Castle, Winchester, Hampshire
On 01 Oct 1207 Henry III King England 1207-1272 was born to John "Lackland" I King England 1166-1216 (40) and Isabella Angoulême Queen Consort England 1188-1246 (19) at Winchester Castle, Winchester, Hampshire
Execution of Edmund of Woodstock
On 19 Mar 1330 the King's uncle Edmund Plantagenet 1st Earl Kent 1301-1330 (28) was beheaded at Winchester Castle, Winchester, Hampshire . His son Edmund Plantagenet 2nd Earl Kent 1326-1331 (4) succeeded as 2nd Earl Kent (5C 1321) . The executioner was a convicted latrine cleaner who was also facing the death penalty; no-one else would undertake the task. Edmund had been convicted of plotting against the court believing his brother Edward II was still alive. It later emerged the plot had been created by Roger Mortimer 1st Earl March 1287-1330 (42) to entrap Edmund Plantagenet 1st Earl Kent 1301-1330 (28) . Edward III King England 1312-1377 (17) was unable to show leniency risking complicity in the plot.
Great Hall, Winchester Castle, Winchester, Hampshire
On 17 Nov 1603 Walter Raleigh 1554-1618 (49) was tried by Henry Montagu 1st Earl Manchester 1563-1642 (40) at Great Hall, Winchester Castle, Winchester, Hampshire
In 1591 Nicholas Hilliard Painter 1547-1619 (44) painted a portrait of Walter Raleigh 1554-1618 (37) .
In 1598 William Segar 1554-1663 . Portrait of Walter Raleigh 1554-1618 (44) .
In 1585 Unknown Artist . Portrait of Walter Raleigh 1554-1618 (31) .
In 1588 Unknown Artist . Portrait of Walter Raleigh 1554-1618 (34) .
Winchester College, Winchester, Hampshire
On 28 Dec 1581 Arthur Lake Bishop Bath and Wells 1569-1626 (12) educated at Winchester College, Winchester, Hampshire
In 1716 James Hamilton 5th Duke Hamilton, 2nd Duke Brandon 1703-1743 (13) educated at Winchester College, Winchester, Hampshire .
In 1734 James Hamilton 6th Duke Hamilton, 3rd Duke Brandon -1758 (9) educated at Winchester College, Winchester, Hampshire .
Around 1758 James Harris 1st Earl Malmesbury 1746-1820 (11) educated at Winchester College, Winchester, Hampshire
Around 1761 Richard Worsley 7th Baronet 1751-1805 (9) was educated at Winchester College, Winchester, Hampshire .
Around 1775 Joshua Reynolds 1723-1788 (51) . Portrait of Richard Worsley 7th Baronet 1751-1805 (23) .
Around 1771 Anthony Ashley-Cooper 5th Earl Shaftesbury 1761-1811 (9) educated at Winchester College, Winchester, Hampshire
Around 1777 George Grey 6th Earl Stamford, 2nd Earl Warrington 1765-1845 (11) educated at Winchester College, Winchester, Hampshire .
Around 1777 Thomas Thynne 2nd Marquess Bath 1765-1837 (11) educated at Winchester College, Winchester, Hampshire
Around 1876 Walter Shirley 11th Earl Ferrers 1864-1937 (11) educated at Winchester College, Winchester, Hampshire .
Alvaro Antonio Orléans-Galliera 1910-1997 educated at Winchester College, Winchester, Hampshire
Alonso María Orléans-Galliera 1912-1936 educated at Winchester College, Winchester, Hampshire
Ataúlfo Alejandro Orléans-Galliera 1913-1974 educated at Winchester College, Winchester, Hampshire
See Winchester Cathedral, Winchester, Hampshire
Winchester Cathedral Priory, Winchester, Hampshire
On 20 Sep 1486 Arthur Tudor Prince Wales 1486-1502 was born to Henry VII King England and Ireland 1457-1509 (29) and Elizabeth York Queen Consort England 1466-1503 (20) at Winchester Cathedral Priory, Winchester, Hampshire
Around 1510 Meynnart Wewyck 1499-1525 (10) is believed to have painted the portrait of Henry VII King England and Ireland 1457-1509 .
Around 1520 Unknown Artist .Netherlands.Portrait of Henry VII King England and Ireland 1457-1509 .
Around 1675 Unknown Artist . Portrait of Elizabeth York Queen Consort England 1466-1503 . From a work of 1500.
Wolvesley,Winchester, Hampshire
Wintney, Hampshire
Hartley, Wintney, Hampshire
West Green House, Hartley, Wintney, Hampshire
On 11 Mar 1939 Evelyn Katrine Gwenfra Williams Duchess Wellington 1855-1939 (84) died at West Green House, Hartley, Wintney, Hampshire
