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Blanche Swansted or
Swanstead was a
hairdresser and
tirewoman to
Elizabeth I, Anne of Denmark, and
Princess Elizabeth. In May 1603, she
travelled to Berwick-upon-Tweed...
- some of Elizabeth's
jewels to Anne with an
English hairdresser,
Blanche Swansted.
Giovanni Carlo Scaramelli, a
Venetian diplomat,
wrote that Anne of Denmark...
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number of
suppliers and
artisans petitioned for payment,
including Blanche Swansted a hair
dresser who had
attended the funeral. The
furniture painter and...
- been
provided by Speckard, or the Queen's tire-woman in ordinary,
Blanche Swansted.
Swanstead was sent to
Edinburgh at the
Union of
Crowns in 1603 to dress...
- he
ordered that some of Elizabeth's jewels, and a
hairdresser Blanche Swansted,
should be sent to Berwick-upon-Tweed so that Anne of
Denmark would appear...
- tire-maker
Dorothy Speckard as a
servant in her household,
while Blanche Swansted was tire
maker to
Princess Elizabeth.
William Shakespeare was a lodger...
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James ordered that some of Elizabeth's jewels, and a
hairdresser Blanche Swansted,
should be sent to Berwick-upon-Tweed so that Anne of
Denmark would appear...
