A report in the Mercurius Veridicus 18th-25th October 1645 reads. "Colonel Morgan and the Monmouth and Glamorganshire Clubmen have...

All Hallows is located between Monkton UpWimborne and Wimborne St Giles. Mentioned in the Domesday Book it references the existence of a...

The wearing of the white ribbon was a symbol of the Clubmen's neutrality, and the desire to get the two warring parties to return to what...

Sir Francis Wortley (1591-1652) On the 19 August 1647 according to the Moderate Intelligencer Charles Ist sent the prisoners in the Tower...

Sir Lewis Dyve as Royalist Governor of Sherborne was 1st approached by the Clubmen in March of 1645. With the continued outrage being...

22 August 1645 With the New Model Army in force through the county of Dorset and Somerset and the Clubmen coming up against a sermon was...

James Shirley With the #GreatFire350 commemoration in London in 2016, a mention to James Shirley the English dramatist. In October 1666...

Short piece here from The Cardiff Times of 1894 "The Blood Thirsty Clubmen" making the front page. A headline grabbing description and...

18th September 1645 A Mr Cawley and the Sussex Committee reported up to a 1000 Clubmen had met at Rowkeshill <The Trundle an ancient iron...

During the 17th Century English Revolution both sides, those for Parliament and those for the King caused havoc among local towns and...

After the Clubmen risings through the Counties, and seeing the threat of a 3rd party coming to strength, parliament issued a law against...

23 September 1642 The Battle of Powick Bridge Worcester was fought, the first major cavalry engagement of the English Civil War. A...

Among the 300-400 Clubmen held over night in St Mary's Church being used as a gaol in Shroton after The Battle of Hambledon Hill (August...

Parliamentarian Colonel Norton by September 26th 1645 was declaring the put down of the Hampshire Clubmen and letting it be known if the...

September 11th 1645 The surrender of Bristol, to Fairfax's Parliamentarians. Prince Rupert his officers and men were allowed to leave...

7th September 1645. Fairfax's army were joined by a number of fresh Clubmen, willing to serve under the General in laying siege to Prince...

"Sir John Seymour's Clubbers" Through late August and September 1645, Gloucestershire and Somerset people were being paid ready cash for...