Death of Joan of Acre
Death of Joan of Acre, at the manor of Clare in Suffolk
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1307 in England
Explore 19 historical events and records for England in 1307.
Historical records for England in 1307
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April
May
Battle of Halidon Hill
Defeated by Robert Bruce who gains revenge for defeat at the Battle of Methven
Battle of Loudon Hill
The English are defeated by the Scots at the Battle of Loundoun Hill lead by Robert I of Scotland
July
Invasion of Scotland
Leaves Carlisle
Invasion of Scotland
Sets up camp at Burh-upon-Sands
Death of Edward I
Dies at Burgh-upon-the-Sands, Solway. Death of Edward I, "the hammer of the Scots"
Invasion of Scotland
England rereats from Scotland, major castles are recovered except Berwick & Stirling
Coronation
Crowned King of England, son of Edward I
Invasion of Scotland
Launches an invasion of Scotland but dies of dysentery
October
Burial
Buried in Westminster Abbey
December
Invasion of Scotland
Edward I & Edward II winter at Lanercost Priory near Carlisle
Lanercost Priory
Edward I & Edward II winter at Lanercost Priory near Carlisle
Other events (month unknown)
Burial
Buried at the Augustinian priory, miracles were said to occur at her grave, especially the healing of toothache, back pain & fever
Death of Walter de Wenlock
Death of Walter de Wenlock
Exile of Edward I
Edward II banishes Edward IIs favourite, Edward II sees him off at Dover
Exile of Edward II
Edward II banishes Edward IIs favourite, Edward II sees him off at Dover
Exile of Piers de Gaveston
Edward II banishes Edward IIs favourite, Edward II sees him off at Dover
Invasion of Scotland
Joins his father, Edward I, on his invasion of Scotland
Succession
Succeeds as King of England
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