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Chideock (/ˈtʃɪdək/ CHID-ək) is a
village and
civil parish in
south west Dorset, England,
situated close to the
English Channel between Bridport and Lyme...
- Sir John IV
Chideock (died 1415) was an
English landowner, administrator, soldier, and
politician who
lived at
Chideock in
Dorset and sat as
Member of...
- the
shirt was then at the Martyr's
church on the Weld family's
estate in
Chideock, Dorset. In 2011 the
shirt was put on
public display at
Buckfast Abbey...
- goat hair was then at the Martyr's
church on the Weld family's
estate in
Chideock, Dorset. It is now
preserved at
Buckfast Abbey, near
Buckfastleigh in Devon...
- were from old
recusant Catholic families. His father,
Humphrey Weld of
Chideock, was a
member of the Weld family. Humphrey's
father Thomas Weld (of Lulworth)...
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Fitzwalter (1430-1505), from his
marriage with
Elizabeth Chideock,
daughter of John
Chideock.
Oxford Dictionary of
National Biography, from the earliest...
- of the Horse. In the same year he
married Margaret Chideock,
eldest daughter of Sir John
Chideock, and
widow of
William Stourton, 2nd
Baron Stourton;...
- (1446–1449).
Catherine (died 1461), who
before 1425
married Sir John
Chideock, of
Chideock in Dorset.[citation needed] Elizabeth, who
married Adam Tyrwhitt...
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Blessed Thomas Pilchard Portrait in the
Chideock Martyrs Church in
Chideock,
England Priest and
Martyr Born 1557 Battle, Sus**** Died (1587-03-21)21 March...
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Chidiock Paulet,
originates from a
Paulet ancestor, Sir John de
Chideock, who
owned land at
Chideock, a
village in Dorset.
Chidiock Tichborne was
never called...
