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  1. Arabella Churchill. Self: The Churchills. Arabella Churchill was born on 31 October 1949 in Westminster, London, England, UK. She was married to Ian (Haggis) McLeod and James (Jim) Jude Barton.

  2. 2 de may. de 2024 · Learn about Arabella Churchill, one of James II's mistresses, and how she navigated love with a monarch. Discover the intriguing story of this royal mistress...

  3. 22 de dic. de 2023 · Sir Winston Churchill’s grand-daughter, Arabella Churchill, preparing meels in her squatters’ restaurant in Bristol Gardens, Maida Vale. Arabella had started Children’s World International in 1979, taking play equipment and basic things like educational materials to the children of Kosovo and Albania, and then to post-tsunami Sri Lanka on an old doubledecker London bus.

  4. Arabella Churchill ( 23 februari 1648 - 30 mei 1730) was een maîtresse van koning Jacobus II van Engeland. Ze was de dochter van Winston Churchill (een voorvader van premier Winston Churchill) en Elizabeth Drake, en zuster van John Churchill, 1e hertog van Marlborough. Ze werd geboren als de oudste van twaalf kinderen.

  5. Arabella Churchill ( 23 février 1648 – 30 mai 1730 ), fut la maîtresse du roi Jacques II d'Angleterre et la mère de quatre de ses enfants (surnommés Fitz-James-Stuart, « fils de Jacques Stuart »). Arabella était la fille de sir Winston Churchill (un ancêtre du premier ministre du même nom) et d'Élisabeth Drake.

  6. Glastonbury Fair 1971. Now called Glastonbury Fayre, Andrew Kerr and Arabella Churchill helped plan a free event at Pilton encompassing Midsummer’s Day. 12,000 people saw David Bowie, Hawkwind and Traffic play on a pyramid-shaped stage made from scaffolding, expanded metal and plastic sheeting.

  7. Arabella Churchill was probably born at Ash, the family home of Arabella’s mother in Musbury, Devonshire, England on February 23, 1648, the eldest of the eleven children of Sir Winston Churchill and Elizabeth Drake. She was christened at St. Michael’s Church in Musbury on March 16, 1649.