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Oswald Tesimond, SJ (1563 – 23
August 1636) was an
English Jesuit born in
either Northumberland or York who,
while not a
direct conspirator, had some knowledge...
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interrogation he
implicated Tesimond in the plot. On 13
January 1606, he
described how he had
visited Garnet and
Tesimond on 7
November to
inform Garnet...
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grave and
sober man, and of
great wit and sufficiency".
Father Oswald Tesimond claimed that
Keyes had "tasted ****cution himself,
having lost his goods...
- more than ordinary, and much
given to fighting",
while the
Jesuit Oswald Tesimond thought he had been "rather wild and
given to the **** life, a man who relied...
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Christopher (both
later involved with
Fawkes in the
Gunpowder Plot) and
Oswald Tesimond,
Edward Oldcorne and
Robert Middleton, who
became priests (the
latter executed...
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Oswald Tesimond on 24 July 1605, but as the
information was
received under the seal of the confessional,
canon law
prevented Frs.
Garnet and
Tesimond from...
- spiritual".
Writing after the
events of 1604–1606, the
Jesuit priest Father Tesimond's description of his
friend was favourable: "his
countenance was exceedingly...
- Clinton. He then
worked chiefly in
Worcestershire for 17 years.
Oswald Tesimond ****isted him
after 1596;
Father Thomas Lister,
another Jesuit, also supported...
- attack, by
exploding the
Houses of Parliament.
Another Jesuit,
Oswald Tesimond,
managed to
escape arrest for his
involvement in this plot.
Jesuits have...
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spent 20 years in
prison for his recusancy.
Three Catholic priests,
Oswald Tesimond,
Edward Oldcorn and
Robert Middleton, were also
educated at St Peter's...
