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Were Richard of Gloucester and Lady Anne Neville married in this church….?

Jun 11, 2021

anniversaries, buildings, law, religion

Anne Neville, BBC articles, Church of St. Denys, Countess of Warwick, Oxfordshire, Richard III, royal marriages, Stanford-in-the-Vale

An article about the end of stamp duty on some properties, included a smaller column from which I’ve taken the following: “….A six-bedroom family home [in Stanford-in-the-Vale] linked to Richard III sold for £2.65million after spending just three weeks on the market….[it] was once owned by Anne Neville, who was Queen Consort to Richard III….”…
Remembrance of a Wedding

Jul 3, 2015

buildings

Anne Neville, churches, Countess of Warwick, fetterlock and falcon, Henry VII, ragged staff, Richard III, Stanford-in-the-Vale, white rose

Remembrance of a Wedding In the sleepy village of Stanford in the Vale, now in Oxfordshire, but formerly within the boundaries of Berkshire, stands one of the lesser known Ricardian sites. Stanford, like most English villages, is an ancient place. A corpse-path runs over the village green, and part of a cell once owned by…