Robert DYMOKE of Scrivelsby
Born: 1531, Scrivelsby, Lincolnshire, England
Died: 12 Sep 1580, Lincoln, England
Buried: 26 Sep 1580, Scrivelsby, Lincolnshire, England
Father: Edward DYMOKE (Sir Knight)
Mother: Anne TALBOYS
Married: Bridget CLINTON FIENNES ABT 1556, Scrivelsby, Lincolnshire, England
Children:
1. Edward DYMOKE (Sir)
2. Nicholas DYMOKE
3. Robert DYMOKE
4. John DYMOKE
5. Anne DYMOKE
6. Margaret DYMOKE
7. Mary DYMOKE
8. Charles DYMOKE
9. Vide DYMOKE
10. Talboys DYMOKE
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Confessor of the Faith, he was the son of Sir Edward Dymoke of Scrivelsby, Lincolnshire, hereditary King's Champion. In 1579 Dymoke received the martyr-priest, blessed Richard Kirkman, at Scrivelsby, and maintained him as schoolmaster to his sons. He was himself, at the time, an occasional conformist to the State-religion but was reconciled in 1580 either by Kirkman or by blessed Edmund Campion. In Jul, 1580, Dymoke and his wife, the Lady Bridget, eldest daughter and coheiress of Edward Clinton, Earl of Lincoln and Elizabeth Blount, the famous mistress of Henry VIII, were indicted for hearing Mass and for recusancy. Though he was quite helpless owing to paralysis, Dymoke was ordered by Bishop Cooper of Lincoln to be carried off to gaol, where he died, faithful to the end. He was much tormented in his last hours by the Protestant ministers who endeavoured to pervert him, and who, even when the dying man was half-unconscious, refused to leave him in peace. He left several children, his eldest son, Edward, being more than twenty-one years of age at the time of his father's death.
Born: 1531, Scrivelsby, Lincolnshire, England
Died: 12 Sep 1580, Lincoln, England
Buried: 26 Sep 1580, Scrivelsby, Lincolnshire, England
Father: Edward DYMOKE (Sir Knight)
Mother: Anne TALBOYS
Married: Bridget CLINTON FIENNES ABT 1556, Scrivelsby, Lincolnshire, England
Children:
1. Edward DYMOKE (Sir)
2. Nicholas DYMOKE
3. Robert DYMOKE
4. John DYMOKE
5. Anne DYMOKE
6. Margaret DYMOKE
7. Mary DYMOKE
8. Charles DYMOKE
9. Vide DYMOKE
10. Talboys DYMOKE
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Confessor of the Faith, he was the son of Sir Edward Dymoke of Scrivelsby, Lincolnshire, hereditary King's Champion. In 1579 Dymoke received the martyr-priest, blessed Richard Kirkman, at Scrivelsby, and maintained him as schoolmaster to his sons. He was himself, at the time, an occasional conformist to the State-religion but was reconciled in 1580 either by Kirkman or by blessed Edmund Campion. In Jul, 1580, Dymoke and his wife, the Lady Bridget, eldest daughter and coheiress of Edward Clinton, Earl of Lincoln and Elizabeth Blount, the famous mistress of Henry VIII, were indicted for hearing Mass and for recusancy. Though he was quite helpless owing to paralysis, Dymoke was ordered by Bishop Cooper of Lincoln to be carried off to gaol, where he died, faithful to the end. He was much tormented in his last hours by the Protestant ministers who endeavoured to pervert him, and who, even when the dying man was half-unconscious, refused to leave him in peace. He left several children, his eldest son, Edward, being more than twenty-one years of age at the time of his father's death.
Robert DYMOKE of Scrivelsby
Born: 1531, Scrivelsby, Lincolnshire, England
Died: 12 Sep 1580, Lincoln, England
Buried: 26 Sep 1580, Scrivelsby, Lincolnshire, England
Father: Edward DYMOKE (Sir Knight)
Mother: Anne TALBOYS
Married: Bridget CLINTON FIENNES ABT 1556, Scrivelsby, Lincolnshire, England
Children:
1. Edward DYMOKE (Sir)
2. Nicholas DYMOKE
3. Robert DYMOKE
4. John DYMOKE
5. Anne DYMOKE
6. Margaret DYMOKE
7. Mary DYMOKE
8. Charles DYMOKE
9. Vide DYMOKE
10. Talboys DYMOKE
________________________________________
Confessor of the Faith, he was the son of Sir Edward Dymoke of Scrivelsby, Lincolnshire, hereditary King's Champion. In 1579 Dymoke received the martyr-priest, blessed Richard Kirkman, at Scrivelsby, and maintained him as schoolmaster to his sons. He was himself, at the time, an occasional conformist to the State-religion but was reconciled in 1580 either by Kirkman or by blessed Edmund Campion. In Jul, 1580, Dymoke and his wife, the Lady Bridget, eldest daughter and coheiress of Edward Clinton, Earl of Lincoln and Elizabeth Blount, the famous mistress of Henry VIII, were indicted for hearing Mass and for recusancy. Though he was quite helpless owing to paralysis, Dymoke was ordered by Bishop Cooper of Lincoln to be carried off to gaol, where he died, faithful to the end. He was much tormented in his last hours by the Protestant ministers who endeavoured to pervert him, and who, even when the dying man was half-unconscious, refused to leave him in peace. He left several children, his eldest son, Edward, being more than twenty-one years of age at the time of his father's death.
Born: 1531, Scrivelsby, Lincolnshire, England
Died: 12 Sep 1580, Lincoln, England
Buried: 26 Sep 1580, Scrivelsby, Lincolnshire, England
Father: Edward DYMOKE (Sir Knight)
Mother: Anne TALBOYS
Married: Bridget CLINTON FIENNES ABT 1556, Scrivelsby, Lincolnshire, England
Children:
1. Edward DYMOKE (Sir)
2. Nicholas DYMOKE
3. Robert DYMOKE
4. John DYMOKE
5. Anne DYMOKE
6. Margaret DYMOKE
7. Mary DYMOKE
8. Charles DYMOKE
9. Vide DYMOKE
10. Talboys DYMOKE
________________________________________
Confessor of the Faith, he was the son of Sir Edward Dymoke of Scrivelsby, Lincolnshire, hereditary King's Champion. In 1579 Dymoke received the martyr-priest, blessed Richard Kirkman, at Scrivelsby, and maintained him as schoolmaster to his sons. He was himself, at the time, an occasional conformist to the State-religion but was reconciled in 1580 either by Kirkman or by blessed Edmund Campion. In Jul, 1580, Dymoke and his wife, the Lady Bridget, eldest daughter and coheiress of Edward Clinton, Earl of Lincoln and Elizabeth Blount, the famous mistress of Henry VIII, were indicted for hearing Mass and for recusancy. Though he was quite helpless owing to paralysis, Dymoke was ordered by Bishop Cooper of Lincoln to be carried off to gaol, where he died, faithful to the end. He was much tormented in his last hours by the Protestant ministers who endeavoured to pervert him, and who, even when the dying man was half-unconscious, refused to leave him in peace. He left several children, his eldest son, Edward, being more than twenty-one years of age at the time of his father's death.
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