Thomas Wentworth, 5:e baron Wentworth
| Thomas Wentworth, 5:e baron Wentworth | |
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| Född | 2 februari 1612 |
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| Död | 1 mars 1665 (53 år) |
| Sysselsättning | Politiker |
| Befattning | |
| Ledamot av Englands parlament | |
| Maka | Philadelphia Carey[1] |
| Barn | Henrietta Wentworth, 6:e baronessa Wentworth (f. 1660) |
| Föräldrar | Thomas Wentworth, 1:e earl av Cleveland Anne Croftes[2] |
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Thomas Wentworth, 5:e baron Wentworth, född 1613 och döpt den 2 februari 1613, död den 1 mars 1665, var en engelsk adelsman och son till Thomas Wentworth, 1:e earl av Cleveland.
Wentworth, sedan 1640 baron Wentworth (genom writ of acceleration), var under Karl II:s landsflyktstid dennes ledsagare och besökte med ett diplomatiskt uppdrag från Karl Danmark 1658.
Lord Wentworths dotter, Henrietta Wentworth, 6:e baronessa Wentworth, var älskarinna till Karls son hertigen av Monmouth och pantsatte sina gods för att skaffa medel till dennes upprorsförsök 1685.
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Noter
- ^ The Peerage person-ID: p47241.htm#i472401, läst: 7 augusti 2020.[källa från Wikidata]
- ^ Darryl Roger Lundy, The Peerage.[källa från Wikidata]
Källor
- Thomas Wentworth, 1:e earl af Cleveland i Nordisk familjebok (andra upplagan, 1921)
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Toddington : Parish Church of St. George of England This is a view of 578849 taken from the northern tip of the churchyard looking in a south-southeasterly direction. Churches are normally aligned in an east-west direction with the chancel at the east end, but, as can be seen from the map this church lies in a more NE/SW orientation - perhaps due to local magnetic variations causing thirteenth century compasses to misread, or perhaps for more pragmatic reasons such as the lie of the land.
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Toddington : Parish Church of St. George of England This is a view of 578849 taken from the northern tip of the churchyard looking in a south-southeasterly direction. Churches are normally aligned in an east-west direction with the chancel at the east end, but, as can be seen from the map this church lies in a more NE/SW orientation - perhaps due to local magnetic variations causing thirteenth century compasses to misread, or perhaps for more pragmatic reasons such as the lie of the land.
