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Saturday, 1 May 2021
6. Chester: smallpox, siege and travelling home: 1643
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Meanwhile, there was smallpox in Chester and three of Mrs Wandesford's household took the terrifying disease. First to fall ill was se...
5. War in Yorkshire: 1642-1643
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In Chester, the Wandesfords found a welcome and were treated with kindness and friendship by the gentry families. Within the strong walls o...
4. War in the Three Kingdoms: 1640
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With Wentworth now the King's closest adviser and soon in virtual command of his armies, Mr Wandesford became Lord Deputy of Ireland on ...
3. Dublin & War: 1629-1639
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Until the Duke of Buckingham – who was all-powerful as King James' favourite and then as King Charles' adviser – was assassinated in...
2. Mr Wandesford enters politics: 1620-1630
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From schooldays at Well near Kirklington – or perhaps only from university days at Cambridge, nobody is sure – Mr Wandesford was the friend ...
1. The Wandesfords of Kirklington
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When Alice Wandesford was born, she was put in the care of a wet nurse – pregnancy and labour always left her mother far from well. It was ...
Alice Wandesford in the Wars of the Three Kingdoms
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The next series of posts are set in the 17th century. It is my retelling of the life of Alice Wandesford during the Wars of the Three Kingd...
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