Marlborough dies at Windsor after long career of glory
The Morning of June 13 1722 the Duke of Marlborough died at the Windsor Lodge aged 72. He rose from Tangier service to command in Flanders, became Earl and Duke, led English forces in Holland and England, defeated French and Bavarian troops, and gained the title Prince of the Empire. He married Sarah Jennings and left an extensive line of issue and titles. The report also notes appointments, restorations, and ongoing notices from the Thames Water Company and land auctions.
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Lord Cornwallis
Trent
Earl of Tankerville
Gonnor
Waterford
Ireland
India
John Churchill
Duke of Marlborough
Lodge
Windsor
Asb
Devon
Duke of York
Tangier
France
Duke of Monmouth
Anmouth
James
Baron’ Churchill of
Sandridge
William
Earl of Marlborough
Flanders
Duke of Gloucester
Foot
Holland
Schellenbergh
Wirds
Hochstet
Mindleheins
College of Princes
Ramellies
Anne
Earl of Sunderland
Elizabeth
Earl of Bridgewater
Mary
Duke of Montague
Kate Grace
Countess of Godolphin
Lord Rialton
Germany
Nighelau
John Walter Bart
Oxford
Robert Walter Efe
Hyde Park
South Sea
Bank
Indiatgy
York Buildings
Royal Exchange
Ths Bank
London
Winchester-treet
Cortrany
Mitsimmer
Gaid Company
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Essex-House
Henry Oxburgh
King’s County
Kingdom of Ireland
Hall Shuttleworth
Lancaster
Jobin Thornton
Whenly
Paulrice
Scusby
Whenby
Dalby
Tork
Cantor Austron
Essex House
T. Marten
Shottry Meadow
Stratford Upon Avon
Warekshire
Stratford
White Lyon
Strateford