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Charles Neville Biography and Timeline

Follow Charles Neville through 6 dated historical records for England.

Charles Neville, historical timeline

A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.

6Distinct records
1 of 1Page
1569–1571Years on this page

1569

Northern Rebel Proclamation Issued

Earl · Rebel Leader · Durham · House / House of Tudor

The rebel leaders issue a proclamation presenting their movement as a defence of religion while attacking advisers they blame for current policy.

Role range: 1569

Rebel Earls Enter Durham

Earl · Rebel Leader · Durham · House / House of Tudor

The rebel earls enter Durham with armed followers and take control of the city during the opening stage of the rising.

Role range: 1569

Westmorland Joins Northern Rising

Earl · Earl of Westmorland · Northern England · House / House of Tudor

Charles Neville joins Northumberland in open rebellion, mobilising retainers and Catholic supporters against Elizabeth I's government in northern England.

Role range: 1542-1601 – 1558-1603

Barnard Castle Captured by Rebels

Earl · Rebel Leader · Barnard Castle · House / House of Tudor

The northern rebels capture Barnard Castle after resistance collapses, but the wider rising is already losing strategic momentum.

Role range: 1569

Westmorland Escapes into Exile

Earl · Rebel Leader · Scotland · House / House of Tudor

Westmorland escapes from England after the rebellion fails and eventually lives in continental exile rather than submit to Elizabeth's government.

Role range: 1569

1571

Trial

Earl · London · House / House of Neville

Attained & deprived of all lands

Records, sources and methodology

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