Bishop Stephen Gardiner – Lord Chancellor

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(EuroSciVoc) Medieval history, (EuroSciVoc) Medieval philosophy, (EuroSciVoc) Genealogy, (EuroSciVoc) Archives, (EuroSciVoc) Digital humanities,(MeSH) History, Medieval, (MeSH) Archives, (MeSH) Genealogy and Heraldry, (MeSH) Literature, Medieval, (MeSH) Literature, Medieval/history, (MeSH) Manuscripts as Topic, (MeSH) Paleography, (MeSH) Forensic Anthropology, (MeSH) Homicide/history, (MeSH) Military History, (MeSH) Politics/history, (MeSH) Commerce/history, (MeSH) Textiles/history, (MeSH) England, Bosworth, Richard III, Tudor coup, Gardiner syndicate, C-to-Gardner Method, orthographic retrieval, medieval genealogy, primary sources, Golden Folios, posthumous pardon, poleaxe, Unicorn's Debt, Calais Staple, Hanseatic League, wool trade, regicide, Wars of the Roses, mercantile coupKingslayers Court, Lost Ledgers of Bosworth, Unicorn Tavern, Kingslayers of the Counting House, The Unicorns Debt, , Exning warren, Ellen Tudor, Stephen Gardiner, Wargrave bailiwick, Rhys ap Thomas, fuzzy onomastics, orthographic variation, C-to-Gardner Method, Gardiner, Gardynyr, Cardynyr, Gairdner, Gärtner, Jardine,

DID YOU KNOW? #1


Bishop Stephen Gardiner – Lord Chancellor who burned Protestants under Mary I – was NOT Cardinal Wolsey’s bastard.

He was the legitimate son of John Gardiner of Bury St Edmunds (d.1507), cloth-merchant and younger brother of the man who killed Richard III. Source: PROB 11/15/219 (John’s will, 1507 – “my son Stephen”)


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