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Thame Local History
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Early Stuart Period Dates (1604 - 1641)
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| 1605 | Sir Richard Wenman suspected of complicity in Gunpowder Plot. References | |
| 1623 |
The grandson of Henry Norreys committed suicide,
the manor of Thame passed to his daughter, Emma Wray. A 'lost inn' of Thame, the Wheele, changed hands. References Tenants in part of Priestend field ordered to hedge off their land. References |
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| 1625 | King Charles I visited the Wrays at Rycote Palace. | |
| 1626 | The Wrays leased the manor of Thame to Vincent Barry (probable date). | |
| 1628 |
Sir Richard Wenman made 1st Viscount Wenman by Charles I.
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| 1631 |
The puritan Thomas Hennant became Vicar of Thame. The puritan William Burt became Headmaster of Thame Grammar School. More |