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Charles Talbot Biography

Historical biography and chronological timeline for Charles Talbot, based on 25 World History Database records associated with England.

25 records1428–171817 events8 places

Chronological biography

1428

Siege of Orleans12 October 1428
Warfare / Hundred Years War · Duke · Orleans

Commences the Siege of Orleans by eliminating the Drench bridgehead south of the Loire

1429

Arrest of Charles Talbot1429
Warfare / Hundred Years War · Duke · Patay

Captured by Joan of Arc at Patay near Orleans

Siege of Orleans18 June 1429
Warfare / Hundred Years War · Duke · Orleans

Decides to rereat from Orleans

Battle of Patay19 June 1429
Warfare / Hundred Years War · Duke · Patay

Defeated in battle at Patay by Joans army forcing the English out of the Loire Valley

1434

Capture of Clermont1434
Warfare / Hundred Years War · Duke · Clermont

Captures Clermont

1440

Capture of Harfleur1440
Warfare / Hundred Years War · Duke · Marshal · Harfleur

Recovers Harfleur

Marshal1440
Warfare / Hundred Years War · Duke · Marshal

Appointed Marshal of France by Henry V

Marshal1440
Warfare / Military · Duke · Marshal

Appointed Marshal of France by Henry V

Peerage1440
House / House of Talbot · Duke · Waterford

Henry V sends John Talbot to rule Ireland & makes him the Earl of Waterford

1452

Death of Charles Talbot10 August 1452
Warfare / Hundred Years War · Duke · Marshal · London

Killed in battle at Castillion

1590

Peerage1590
House / House of Talbot · Earl · Shrewsbury

Created Earl of Shrewsbury, 7th

1660

Birth of Charles Talbot24 July 1660
House / House of Talbot · Duke

Birth of Charles Talbot, 1st Duke of Shrewsbury, only son of the 11th Earl of Shrewsbury and his second wife, formerly Lady Anne-Marie Brudenell, a daughter of Second Earl of Cardigan

1688

Capture of London1688
Warfare / Military · Duke · Lord High Treasurer · Bristol

Secures Bristol & Gloucester for William of Orange

Succession1688
Government / Government of England · Duke · Lord High Treasurer

1 of 7 signatories to the letter inviting William of Orange to accept the throne

Succession1688
House / House of Talbot · Duke

In correspondence with the Prince of Orange, and one of the seven signatories of the letter of invitation to William

1689

Secretary of State1689
Government / Government of England · Duke · Secretary of State

Appointed Secretary of State

Secretary of State1689
Government / Government of England · Earl · Secretary of State · London

Appointed Secretary of State under William III and Mary II

1690

Constitution of England1690
Government / Government of England · Duke

While in opposition brought forward the Triennial Bill, to which the King refused assent

Resignation of Charles Talbot1690
Government / Government of England · Duke

Resigns as Secretary of State for the Southern Department in the first administration of William and Mary, but he resigned when the Tories gained the upper hand in Parliament

1694

Peerage1694
House / House of Talbot · Duke

Created Marquess of Alton and Duke of Shrewsbury

Secretary of State1694
Government / Government of England · Duke · Secretary of State

Appointed Secretary of State for England

1695

Regency1695
House / House of Talbot · Duke · Regent · London

Appointed Regent during the King's absence

1696

Treason1696
House / House of Talbot · Duke · Regent

Accusations of treason are brought against the Duke of Shrewsbury by Sir John Fenwick

Trial1696
House / House of Talbot · Duke · Regent

Accusations of treason are brought against the Duke of Shrewsbury by Sir John Fenwick

1718

Death of Charles Talbot1 February 1718
House / House of Talbot · Duke

Death of Charles Talbot, 1st Duke of Shrewsbury

Titles and roles

Duke · Duke · Lord High Treasurer · Duke · Marshal · Duke · Regent · Duke · Secretary of State · Earl · Earl · Secretary of State

Record provenance

This biography is assembled from World History Database records filtered by country and personal-name fields. Exact duplicate display records are removed. The database is an index rather than a complete narrative biography; formal research should verify entries against relevant primary or specialist sources.