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Hace 5 días · Richard de Grenville, who married Isabel, daughter of Walter Giffard Earl of Buckingham, was common ancestor of the Grenvilles of Devonshire and Cornwall, and the Grenvilles of Buckinghamshire. The former were originally settled at Bideford, in Devonshire, and appear to have had a seat at Stowe, in the parish of Kilkhampton, from a ...
Hace 3 días · Not long after this, Sir Richard Grenville, having refused to take the chief command of the infantry under Lord Hopton as generalissimo, was committed to the prison at Launceston, Colonel Basset being then the governor: he was soon afterwards removed to the Mount .
Hace 2 días · Drake acted on the plan authored by Sir Richard Grenville, who in 1574 had received a royal patent for that purpose; just a year later this patent had been rescinded after Elizabeth I learned of Grenville's intentions against the Spanish.
Hace 3 días · Carew relates, that, during the Cornish commotions in 1549, Sir Richard Grenville held this castle for awhile against the rebels; that having been induced to quit it, for the purpose of holding a parley with the besiegers, they intercepted his return, seized on the castle, sent him a prisoner to Launceston gaol, and plundered and ill ...
Hace 4 días · Richard Grenville Sharpe was born on August 10 1936 into a naval family, and educated at Parkfield prep school in Haywards Heath. ... Captain Richard Sharpe, born August 10 1936, ...
Hace 3 días · CAPTAIN RICHARD SHARPE, who has died aged 87, was one of Britain’s leading submariners during the Cold War and for 14 years editor of Jane’s Fighting Ships. In March 1975, Sharpe was commanding the nuclear-powered hunter-killer submarine Courageous in the Mediterranean when he was cued to intercept a Soviet Echo-class submarine.
Hace 5 días · Richard GRENVILLE is geboren in het jaar 1526 in Wotton, Buckinghamshire, zoon van Edward GRENVILLE en Isabel DENTON (GRENVILLE). Hij is getrouwd met Mary GIFFORD (GRENVILLE), ze kregen 8 kinderen. Hij is overleden in het jaar 1604.
