York / Middlesex / Leeds / Leicester / Newark / Essex / Cambridge / London / Newcastle / /
Company
Knaresborough HoP Trust / Weston / Oxford University Press / /
Country
Netherlands / United Kingdom / Wales / /
Currency
GBP / /
EntertainmentAwardEvent
the reverence / /
Event
Person Travel / Judicial Event / /
Facility
Queens' College / Vanderbilt University / Westminster Hall / Tower Hill / Lacock Abbey Fox Talbot Museum / /
IndustryTerm
father-in-law / /
NaturalFeature
Tower Hill / /
Organization
Short Parliament / Anglican Church / Oxford parliament / Yale / Yorkshire Archaeological Society / Slingsby MSS / Queens' College / Department of Manuscripts and Special Collections / UN Court / Vanderbilt University / Oxford University / City regiment / first Caroline parliament / Long Parliament / /
Person
David Scott Sources / Viscount Fauconberg / William Vavasour / Talbot / Robert Stapleton / Henry Slingsby / Richard Hutton / Frances / Henry Benson / Thomas Belasyse / John Bourchier / Slingsby Bethell / John Hewet / John Preston / Yorkshire / Thomas Slingsby / Henry Slingbey / Cromwell / Charles Stuart / Thomas Aston / John Mordant / in beating Benson / Timothy Thurcross / /
Position
unknown artist / vice-president of the council / royalist army officer / sheriff of Yorkshire / deputy lieutenant / king / Constable / Writer / deskPDF PDF Writer / /
Slingsby, Sir Henry, first baronet (1602–1658), royalist army officer and conspirator, was born on 14 January 1602, second son of Sir Henry Slingsby (d[removed]of Scriven, Yorkshire, and his wife, Frances (d. 1611), daughter of William Vavasour of Weston. Although the