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Thomas Harrison Biography

Historical biography and chronological timeline for Thomas Harrison, based on 8 World History Database records associated with England.

8 records1651–16608 events6 places

Chronological biography

1651

Army Concentration at WarwickAugust 1651
Warfare / Civil War · Major General · Warwick

Harrison joins Cromwell, Lambert and Fleetwood as Parliamentarian forces concentrate at Warwick for the pursuit toward Worcester.

Reinforcement MarchAugust 1651
Warfare / Civil War · Major General · Preston

Harrison marches south to combine his forces with Lambert, strengthening Parliament's effort to contain Charles II's invasion.

Battle of Warrington Bridge13 August 1651
Warfare / Civil War · Major General · Warrington

Harrison and Lambert attempt to slow Charles II's southward march at Warrington Bridge.

Mobilization13 August 1651
Warfare / Civil War · Colonel · Warrington

Lambert & Harrison join south of Preston before the Scots join the Cheshire militia

Capture of Royalist Fugitives4 September 1651
Warfare / Civil War · Major General · Worcestershire

Harrison reports that pursuing Parliamentarian forces have captured about fourteen hundred Royalist horse and foot after Worcester.

Pursuit of Royalists4 September 1651
Warfare / Civil War · Major General · Worcestershire

Harrison leads thousands of Parliamentarian troops in pursuit of Royalist fugitives fleeing north from Worcester.

1655

Major-General for Wales1655
Government / Major-Generals · Major General · Protectorate Officer · Wales

Associated with major-general administration in Wales and western districts

1660

Execution13 October 1660
Government / Restoration · Major General · Regicide · Charing Cross

Executed as one of the regicides after the Restoration.

Titles and roles

Colonel · Major General · Major General · Protectorate Officer · Major General · Regicide

Record provenance

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