Birth of Thomas Seymour
Birth of Thomas Seymour, younger brother of the Protector Edward Seymour, son of Sir John Seymour
Follow Thomas Seymour through 38 dated historical records for England.
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Birth of Thomas Seymour, younger brother of the Protector Edward Seymour, son of Sir John Seymour
Thomas Seymour is born into the Seymour family and later becomes Lord High Admiral and husband of the widowed Queen Catherine Parr.
Serves as marshal of English forces in the Netherlands.
Takes a military role as England prepares for continental war.
Appointed Marshal of the English Armies in The Netherlands
Appointed Admiral to the Fleet to guard the Channel
Appointed Master of the Ordnance
Thomas schemed to marry either Princess Mary or Princess Elizabeth, Henry VIIIs daughters by his first two marriages, and there were rumours that he attempted to pursue a relationship with Elizabeth. Sees his brother Edward become Lord Protector of England and, in effect, ruler of the realm as Regent for his nephew, Henry VIIIs minor son and successor, the short-lived Edward VI
Created Baron Seymour of Sudeley, part of an unfulfilled gifts clause left unmentioned in Henrys will
Thomas Seymour & Catherine Parr are betrothed
Secret marriage to Catherine Parr, Elizabeth's guardian, is viewed as an attempt to become close to the young Princess. Acquires the guardianship of Elizabeth and also of Lady Jane Grey, another young member of the household
Marries Catherine Parr
Appointed Lord High Admiral
Thomas Seymour hoped to finance a coup by bribing the vice-treasurer of the Bristol Mint, Sir William Sharington who was responsible for debasing the coinage in Bristol and he had been fiddling the account books and keeping the profits
When Catherine died in childbirth Thomas renewed his attentions to the Princess Elizabeth. Thomas Seymour hoped to finance a coup by bribing the vice-treasurer of the Bristol Mint, Sir William Sharington who was responsible for debasing the coinage in Bristol and he had been fiddling the account books and keeping the profits
By the end of 1548, Thomas plans had been reported to the Privy Council by an informant, the Bristol Mint is investigated and Sharington revealed all
After Katherine Parr's death, Thomas Seymour renews plans to marry Princess Elizabeth, a match that could have given him exceptional influence over the Tudor succession.
Role range: 1508-1549 – 1547-1553
Thomas broke into the King's apartments at Hampton Court Palace, he entered the privy garden and awoke one of the King's pet spaniels.alerted by the dog, the guards arrested Thomas, and he was sent to the Tower of London
Thomas broke into the King's apartments at Hampton Court Palace, he entered the privy garden and awoke one of the King's pet spaniels.alerted by the dog, the guards arrested Thomas, and he was sent to the Tower of London
Thomas broke into the King's apartments at Hampton Court Palace, he entered the privy garden and awoke one of the King's pet spaniels.alerted by the dog, the guards arrested Thomas, and he was sent to the Tower of London
An arrest order is made for Thomas Seymour
Thomas Seymour enters the royal apartments at night during an alleged attempt to gain control of Edward VI, and the king's barking dog is shot.
Role range: 1508-1549 – 1547-1553
Thomas Seymour is arrested after the council accuses him of unlawful political schemes involving the young king and Princess Elizabeth.
Placed under arrest by his brother, Edward the Lord Protector. For scheming to marry Edward VI to Lady Jane Grey & himself to Pricess Elizabeth
For scheming to marry Edward VI to Lady Jane Grey & himself to Pricess Elizabeth
Seymour is arrested for fraud
The Privy Council sent agents to question everyone associated with Thomas, including Princess Elizabeth, who by now was suspected of a sexual relationship with him and even of being pregnant with his child
The Privy Council sent agents to question everyone associated with Thomas, including Princess Elizabeth, who by now was suspected of a sexual relationship with him and even of being pregnant with his child
The Privy Council sent agents to question everyone associated with Thomas, including Princess Elizabeth, who by now was suspected of a sexual relationship with him and even of being pregnant with his child
The council arrests Thomas Seymour after the Hampton Court incident and investigates accusations that he intended to seize the king and advance his own power.
Role range: 1508-1549 – 1547-1553
Charged by the Privy Council with thirty-three charges of treason
Charged by the Privy Council with thirty-three charges of treason
Charged by the Privy Council with thirty-three charges of treason
Charged by the Privy Council with thirty-three charges of treason
Death of Thomas Seymour, executed
Seymour is executed for treason
Seymour is executed for treason
Thomas Seymour is beheaded for treason after political manoeuvring against the Protectorate government of his brother Edward Seymour.
Role range: 1547-1549
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