Staunton, William 1607-1656
Title:
Gentleman
Military Rank:
Colonel
First Name:
William
Last Name:
Staunton
Memorial Type:
Memorial - Plaque
Does the monument still exist?
Yes
Installation Date:
1992
Inscription:
"Remember COLONEL WILLIAM STAUNTON, born 1608 – died 1656 Lord of this Manor who raised a Regiment of Foot for CHARLES I and attended the King at Nottingham on 22nd August1642 but did not live to see the Restoration of CHARLES II – some there be which have no memorial.
Allegiance:
Royalist
Condition:
Very Good
Condition Description:
Photographic evidence
Memorial Notes:
Staunton buried St. Mary's Churchyard, Staunton, Newark and Sherwood District, Nottinghamshire, England
according to Find a Memorial: MEMORIAL ID140781735
His regiment with Royalist forces besieged in Newark.
See: Rev. G.W. Staunton, County Families and Mansions, http://www.nottshistory.org.uk/articles/nottsmagazine/staunton2.htm
Portrait of him and his wife at Staunton Hall, c.1652.
Memorial Address:
Staunton Hall, High St, Staunton in the Vale NG13 9PE
County:
Nottinghamshire
Country:
England
Location within building:
Plaque on the former cottage Link at Staunton Hall
Geoloation:
52.985611587718175, -0.8009561269867292