Tyburn in History

Edward I has William Wallace executed

Executed by Edward III, drawn & hanged on the gallows of thieves at the Elms, Tyburn

Has Roger Mortimer executed after the Nottingham coup

The pretender to the throne is hanged in the Tower of London

Perkin Warbeck is executed at Tyburn after years of challenging Henry VII's claim to the throne.

Death of Edward Brocking, executed

Elizabeth Barton, the Nun of Kent, is executed for treason.

Executed for refusing to acknowledge the King as Head of the Church. Deprived of his position of Bishop of Rochester by the Act of Attainder, treated as a commoner, and tried by jury, found guilty, and condemned to be hanged, drawn, and quartered at Tyburn

Leaders of the Lincolnshire Rising are executed after the royal government restores control.

Several northern rebels associated with Bigod's rising are executed after the renewed rebellion fails.

Death of St Edmund Campion, executed

St Edmund Campion is executed when falsely implicated in a plot against Elizabeth I

Executed after being falsely implicated in a plot against Elizabeth I

Executed after being falsely implicated in a plot against Elizabeth I

Executed for his role in the Throckmorton Plot against Elizabeth I

Captin Lee is executed for his part played in in the Essex Rebellion

Captin Lee is executed for his part played in in the Essex Rebellion

Ireton's body is posthumously hanged at Tyburn for his role in the Commonwealth regime.

Bradshaw's body is posthumously hanged at Tyburn for presiding over the trial of Charles I.

Cromwell's body is posthumously hanged at Tyburn as part of the Restoration punishment of regicide leaders.