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[Role] to put down Cornish revolt of 1497, Jun 1497-1499 Cornish Rebellion and Perkin Warbeck
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17 June 1497 - Battle of Blackheath - The Tudor Society
The Battle of Blackheath, also known as the Battle of Deptford Bridge, was the battle which brought the Cornish Rebellion to an end. It was fought on 17th June 1497 and Henry VII's forces were triumphant against the rebels.
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Jun 1497-1499 Cornish Rebellion and Perkin Warbreck
Jun 1497-1499 Cornish Rebellion and Perkin Warbreck On 16th June 1497 the rebel army reached Blackheath, Greenwich [Map] where they expected to be met by an army of Kent rebels. No uprising had taken place in Kent in their support. Contrarily, Kent forces had mobilised for the King under George Grey 2nd Earl Kent (age 43). In view of this thousands deserted overnight. Battle of Blackheath aka ...
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| Histories | ![Battle of Blackheath (22 June 1497) [Cornish Rebellion; Battle of Deptford Bridge] 22 June 1497](histories/thumb_vL.o.battle.jpg "Battle of Blackheath (22 June 1497) [Cornish Rebellion; Battle of Deptford Bridge] 22 June 1497"){kind=small} | Battle of Blackheath (22 June 1497) [Cornish Rebellion; Battle of Deptford Bridge] 22 June 1497 |
![James Touchet, 7th Baron Audley (1465?-1497) [Tuchet]](img/histories_thumb.png "James Touchet, 7th Baron Audley (1465?-1497) [Tuchet]") | James Touchet, 7th Baron Audley (1465?-1497) [Tuchet] In consequence of Scottish war occasioned by Perkin Warbeck fresh taxation was necessary, and though it ought not to have pressed hardly on the poor, they seem to have been roused by agitators to resistance. The outbreak began in early part of 1497 in Cornwall. The rebels, marching towards London, reached Well, and there were joined by Lord… |
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Last Name, Given Name(s)  |
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Person ID | Tree | |
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| 1 |  Arundell, Sir John VII; of Lanherne | 1497 | I9668 | AHP |
| 2 | Bray, Sir Reginald the father of his country | 1497 | I15676 | AHP |