History and chronology of Thomas Goring Norwich, 1st in England

General

Civil War
House Goring

Events

Battle Faringdon
Battle Langport
Battle Marston Moor
Battle Naseby
Capture Portsmouth
Capture Wakefield
Commander
Mobilization
Peerage
Siege Taunton

Places

Bolton
Faringdon
Langport
London
Marston Moor
Naseby
Oxford
Portsmouth
Taunton
Wakefield

Thomas Goring Norwich, 1st History of England


1642	Capture of Portsmouth
7th Sep Portsmouth Goring surrenders Portsmouth to Waller
1643	Capture of Wakefield
21st May Wakefield Senior Royalist Commander at Wakefield when it is capturd by Thomas Fairfax
1644	Battle of Faringdon
2nd May Faringdon Defeats Cromwell but is kept in check by him
1644	Battle of Marston Moor
2nd July Marston Moor Commands the Royalist horse on the left flank
1644	Mobilization
8th May Oxford Charles I's Cavalry Leader accompanies his King on his way from Oxford
30th May Bolton Joins forces with Prince Rupert
1644	Peerage
London Negotiated the marriage between Prince Charles & Henrietta Maria of France
1645	Battle of Faringdon
2nd May Faringdon Defeats Cromwell but is kept in check by him
1645	Battle of Langport
10th July Langport Fairfax boldly attacks Goring's strong defences at the battle of Langport
10th July Langport Suffers a defeat by Fairfax & Cromwell
1645	Battle of Naseby
14th June Naseby Commands a Royalist Army, Charles I is defeated
1645	Commander
11th Mar Goring gets a commission as commander-in-chief of all western forces and so can only receive orders directly from the King
1645	Siege of Taunton
11th Mar Taunton Goring's men lay siege to Taunton