The Forty Martyrs of England and Wales
were some of the hundreds of brave, faithful Catholics who, during the dark
days of persecution in this country, laid down their lives rather than apostatize. Among them were priests, teachers, fathers
and mothers. The following is a brief
breakdown of the Forty Martyrs of England and Wales.
THIRTEEN WERE
SECULAR PRIESTS
2. Ralph
Sherwin Tyburn 1st December
1581
St John Lloyd |
3. John
Payne Chelmsford 2nd April 1582
4. Luke
Kirby Tyburn 30th May
1582
5. Edmund
Gennings London 10th December
1591
6. Polydore
Plasden Tyburn 10th
December 1591
7. Eustace
White Tyburn 10th December
1591
8. John
Boste Durham 24th July 1594
9. John
Almond Tyburn 5th December
1612
10. John
Southworth Tyburn 28th June
1654
11. John
Plessington Chester 19th July
1679
12. John
Lloyd Cardiff 22nd
July 1679
13. John
Kemble Hereford 22nd August 1679
TEN WERE JESUITS
St David Lewis S J |
16. Robert Southwell Tyburn 21st February 1595
17. Henry Walpole York 7th April 1595
18. Nicholas Owen London 2nd March 1606
19. Thomas
Garnet Tyburn 23rd June
1608
20. Edmund
Arrowsmith Lancaster 28th August 1628
21. Henry
Morse Tyburn 1st February
1645
22. Philip
Evans Cardiff 22nd
July 1679
23. David
Lewis Usk 27th
August 1679
THREE WERE
BENEDICTINES
24. John
Roberts Tyburn 10th
December 1610
25. Ambrose
Barlow Lancaster 10th September
1641
26.
Alban Roe Tyburn 21st January
1642
THREE WERE
CARTHUSIANS
27. John
Houghton Tyburn 4th May 1535
28. Augustine
Webster Tyburn 4th May 153529. Robert Lawrence Tyburn 4th May 1535
TWO WERE FRANCISCANS
30. John Jones Southwark 12th July 1598
31. John Wall Worcester 22nd August 1679
ONE WAS A BRIGITTINE
32. Richard
Reynolds Tyburn 4th May 1535
ONE WAS AN
AUGUSTINIAN
33. John
Stone Canterbury 27th December 1539St John Rigby |
FOUR WERE LAYMEN
35. Swithun Wells London 10th December 1591
36. Philip Howard London 19th October 1595
37. John Rigby London 21st June 1600
St Margaret Clitherow |
THREE WERE LAYWOMEN
39. Margaret Ward Tyburn 30th August 1588
40. Anne Line Tyburn 27th February 1601
All Forty were canonised on 25th October 1970 by Pope Paul VI.
Wow! That's quite a listing. Thanks for the breakdown. Hope you are doing well!
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ReplyDeleteMay I ask where you found the image of St John Rigby I have been
trying to find where this and similar images
came from. Thank you
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