Patent Rolls Edward IV 1463. 30 Jun 1463. Grant to the king's kinsman John, Earl of Worcester (age 36), and Robert Styllyngton (age 43), king's clerk, keeper of the privy seal, in repayment of £1938 12s. 3d. and £960 6s 8d. due to them respectively for certain causes concerning the custody of the sea, of two parts and the third part respectively of all the moneys arising from the subsidies culled 'tonnage' and 'poundage', viz. 3s. from the tun and 12d. from the pound, in the ports of London, Southampton and Sandwich until they be fully satisfied; and grant that during that time they may nominate as often as they please a suitable person to the treasurer of England for appointment as one of the collectors in each of the said ports.

On 30 Jun 1470 Charles VIII King France was born to King Louis XI of France (age 46) and Queen Charlotte of Savoy (age 28). Coefficient of inbreeding 2.65%.

On 30 Jun 1478 John Trastámara Prince Asturias was born to Ferdinand II King Aragon (age 26) and Isabella Queen Castile (age 27) at Seville. He a great x 3 grandson of King Edward III of England. Coefficient of inbreeding 3.23%.

Close Rolls Edward IV Edward V Richard III 1476-1485. 30 Jun 1483 William Catesby (age 33) was appointed Chancellor of the Exchequer. King Richard III of England (age 30). Westminster Palace [Map] Grant for life to William Catesby, esquire, of the office of Baron of the Exchequer, receiving the accustomed fees at the Exchequer or the receipt of the Exchequer, with all rights, profits and commodities. By p.s.

On 30 Jun 1484 Edward Stafford 2nd Earl Wiltshire (age 14) was licensed to enter his lands.

Letters and Papers 1535. 30 Jun 1535. Vienna Archives. 949. Chapuys to [Granvelle].

Sends a gallant and notable interpretation of a chapter of the Apocalypse which was played on the eve of St. John. To see it, the King went thirty miles from here, walked 10 miles at 2 o'clock at night with a two-handed sword, and got into a house where he could see everything. He was so pleased at seeing himself cutting off the heads of the clergy, that in order to laugh at his ease, and encourage the people, he discovered himself. He sent to tell his lady (age 34) that she ought to see the representation of it repeated on the eve of St. Peter.

Letters 1536. 30 Jun 1536. 1231. Cromwell's Administration. R. O. Things done by the King's highness sythyn I came to his service.

He purchased Hampton Court, the More, St. James in the Fields, and all the ground whereof the new park of Westminster is now made; all the old tenements in Westminster, where now is builded the new garden, the tennis plays, and cockfight; the manor of Pyssowe of lord Scrope; the manor of Weston Baldoc; the manor and park of Coppydhall; certain lands from Thos. Robertts, the auditor, lying beside Waltham: lands to a great value from the Earl of Northumberland (age 34); the manors of Llanamovery and Kendys in Wales from lord Audeleye; the manor and other lands in Chombham, whereof a park is made, of the abbot of Chertsey; the manor of Alderbroke in the forest of Waltham, of Gyles Heron, the manor of Chigwell Hall in the forest of Waltham, of Manoke; the manor of Edmonton, Middx. [of Edward North and William Brown]. He has repaired the tower of London; new made the Mary Rosse, the Peter Powngarnerd, the Lyon, the Katheryn Galye, the Barke, the Mynyon, the Swepestake. The manor of Coggeshall and Esterforde purchased of Mr. Sowthwell. He has purchased woods beside Portsmouth in Hampshire sufficient for the new making of the Henry Grace a Dew and the Gret Galye; lands in Lee beside Eltham Park, purchased of Barett; 1,000 new bows bought and made within the Tower. He, with a great and chargeable train, passed the seas in person to Calais and Boulogne. He has newly builded Hampton Court; the place at Westminster with the tennis plays and cockfight, and walled the park with a sumptuous wall; and St. James in the Fields, a magnificent and goodly house. He has purchased the manors of Donnyngton, Ewelme, Hoknorton, and other, of the Duke of Suffolk (age 52). He has made a great deal of new ordnance of brass here in England. He has newly edified a great part of the walls of Calais. He has newly made a quantity of new ordnance in Calais. He has most costly wars in Scotland, and has had great wars in Ireland. He has borne most costly charge at the coronation of queen Anne. He has maintained the great and sumptuous house of the lady Catharine Dowager. [He has also maintained a great and sumptuous house of the lady Mary ]¹

In Cromwell's hand, pp. 4.

Note 1. This sentence is struck out.

Henry Machyn's Diary. 30 Jun 1557. The sam day the Kyng('s) (age 30) grace rod on untyng [hunting] in-to the forest, and kyllyd a grett stage with gones [guns].

On 30 Jun 1593 Jane Howard Countess of Westmoreland was buried.

Diary of Anne Clifford 1617. 30 Jun 1617. The 30th still working and being extremely melancholy and sad to see things go so ill with me and fearing my Lord (age 28) would give all his land away from the Child.

Samuel Pepys' Diary. 30 Jun 1660. By times to Sir R. Fanshawe (age 52) to draw up the preamble to my Lord's Patent. So to my Lord, and with him to White Hall, where I saw a great many fine antique heads of marble, that my Lord Northumberland (age 57) had given the King. Here meeting with Mr. De Cretz, he looked over many of the pieces, in the gallery with me and told me [by] whose hands they were, with great pleasure. Dined at home and Mr. Hawly with me upon six of my pigeons, which my wife has resolved to kill here. This day came Will¹, my boy, to me; the wench continuing lame, so that my wife could not be longer without somebody to help her. In the afternoon with Sir Edward Walker, at his lodgings by St. Giles Church, for my Lord's pedigree, and carried it to Sir R. Fanshawe. To Mr. Crew's (age 62), and there took money and paid Mrs. Anne, Mrs. Jemima's maid, off quite, and so she went away and another came to her. To White Hall with Mr. Moore, where I met with a letter from Mr. Turner, offering me £150 to be joined with me in my patent, and to advise me how to improve the advantage of my place, and to keep off Barlow. To my Lord's till late at night, and so home.

Samuel Pepys' Diary. 30 Jun 1663. So he and I to the Park, where we understand that the King (age 33) and Duke (age 29) are gone out betimes this morning on board the East India ships lately come in, and so our meeting appointed is lost. But he and I walked at the further end of the Park, not to be observed, whither by and by comes my Lord Sandwich (age 37), and he and we walked two hours and more in the Park and then in White Hall Gallery, and lastly in White Hall garden, discoursing of Mr. Creed's accounts, and how to answer the Treasurer's (age 56) objections. I find that the business is £500 deep, the advantage of Creed, and why my Lord and I should be concerned to promote his profit with so much dishonour and trouble to us I know not, but however we shall do what we can, though he deserves it not, for there is nothing even to his own advantage that can be got out of him, but by mere force. So full of policy he is in the smallest matters, that I perceive him to be made up of nothing but design.

Samuel Pepys' Diary. 30 Jun 1663. Thus, by God's blessing, ends this book of two years; I being in all points in good health and a good way to thrive and do well. Some money I do and can lay up, but not much, being worth now above £700, besides goods of all sorts. My wife in the country with Ashwell, her woman, with my father; myself at home with W. Hewer (age 21) and my cooke-maid Hannah, my boy Wayneman being lately run away from me. In my office, my repute and understanding good, especially with the Duke (age 29) and Mr. Coventry (age 35); only the rest of the officers do rather envy than love me, I standing in most of their lights, specially Sir W. Batten (age 62), whose cheats I do daily oppose to his great trouble, though he appears mighty kind and willing to keep friendship with me, while Sir J. Minnes (age 64), like a dotard, is led by the nose by him. My wife and I, by my late jealousy, for which I am truly to be blamed, have not the kindness between us which we used and ought to have, and I fear will be lost hereafter if I do not take course to oblige her and yet preserve my authority. Publique matters are in an ill condition; Parliament sitting and raising four subsidys for the King (age 33), which is but a little, considering his wants; and yet that parted withal with great hardness. They being offended to see so much money go, and no debts of the publique's paid, but all swallowed by a luxurious Court: which the King it is believed and hoped will retrench in a little time, when he comes to see the utmost of the revenue which shall be settled on him: he expecting to have his £1,200,000 made good to him, which is not yet done by above £150,000, as he himself reports to the House. My differences with my uncle Thomas at a good quiett, blessed be God! and other matters. The town full of the great overthrow lately given to the Spaniards by the Portugalls, they being advanced into the very middle of Portugall. The weather wet for two or three months together beyond belief, almost not one fair day coming between till this day, which has been a very pleasant day and the first pleasant day this summer. The charge of the Navy intended to be limited to £200,000 per annum, the ordinary charge of it, and that to be settled upon the Customs. The King yet greatly taken up with Madam Castlemaine (age 22) and Mrs. Stewart (age 15), which God of Heaven put an end to! Myself very studious to learn what I can of all things necessary for my place as an officer of the Navy, reading lately what concerns measuring of timber and knowledge of the tides. I have of late spent much time with Creed, being led to it by his business of his accounts, but I find him a fellow of those designs and tricks, that there is no degree of true friendship to be made with him, and therefore I must cast him off, though he be a very understanding man, and one that much may be learned of as to cunning and judging of other men. Besides, too, I do perceive more and more that my time of pleasure and idleness of any sort must be flung off to attend to getting of some money and the keeping of my family in order, which I fear by my wife's liberty may be otherwise lost.

Samuel Pepys' Diary. 30 Jun 1664. Then to the making up my month's accounts, and find myself still a gainer and rose to £951, for which God be blessed. I end the month with my mind full of business and some sorrow that I have not exactly performed all my vowes, though my not doing is not my fault, and shall be made good out of my first leisure. Great doubts yet whether the Dutch wary go on or no. The Fleet ready in the Hope, of twelve sayle. The King (age 34) and Queenes (age 54) go on board, they say, on Saturday next. Young children of my Lord Sandwich (age 38) gone with their mayds from my mother's, which troubles me, it being, I hear from Mr. Shepley, with great discontent, saying, that though they buy good meate, yet can never have it before it stinks, which I am ashamed of.

Samuel Pepys' Diary. 30 Jun 1665. So I back again, walking both forward and backward, and left my wife to come by water. I straight to White Hall, late, to Secretary Bennet's (age 47) to give him an account of the business I received from him to-day, and there staid weary and sleepy till past 12 at night. Then writ my mind to him, and so back by water and in the dark and against tide shot the bridge, groping with their pole for the way, which troubled me before I got through.

Samuel Pepys' Diary. 30 Jun 1665. Up and to White Hall, to the Duke of Albemarle (age 56), who I find at Secretary Bennet's (age 47), there being now no other great Statesman, I think, but my Chancellor (age 56), in towne. I received several commands from them; among others, to provide some bread and cheese for the garrison at Guernsey [Map], which they promised to see me paid for.

Samuel Pepys' Diary. 30 Jun 1667. At the foot of Rochester, Kent [Map] bridge, at the landing-place, I met my Lord Bruncker (age 47) and my Lord Douglas (age 21), and all the officers of the soldiers in the town, waiting there for the Duke of York (age 33), whom they heard was coming thither this day; by and by comes my Lord Middleton (age 59), the first time I remember to have seen him, well mounted, who had been to meet him, but come back without him; he seems a fine soldier, and so every body says he is; and a man, like my Lord Teviott, and indeed most of the Scotch gentry, as I observe, of few words. After staying here by the water-side and seeing the boats come up from Chatham, Kent [Map], with them that rowed with bandeleeres about their shoulders, and muskets in their boats, they being the workmen of the Yard, who have promised to redeem their credit, lost by their deserting the service when the Dutch were there, my Lord Bruncker went with Lord Middleton to his inne, the Crowne, to dinner, which I took unkindly, but he was slightly invited.

Samuel Pepys' Diary. 30 Jun 1667. So to the chaine, and there saw it fast at the end on Upnor [Map] side of the River; very fast, and borne up upon the several stages across the River; and where it is broke nobody can tell me. I went on shore on Upnor [Map] side to look upon the end of the chaine; and caused the link to be measured, and it was six inches and one-fourth in circumference. They have burned the Crane House that was to hawl it taught. It seems very remarkable to me, and of great honour to the Dutch, that those of them that did go on shore to Gillingham, Kent [Map], though they went in fear of their lives, and were some of them killed; and, notwithstanding their provocation at Schelling, yet killed none of our people nor plundered their houses, but did take some things of easy carriage, and left the rest, and not a house burned; and, which is to our eternal disgrace, that what my Lord Douglas's (age 21) men, who come after them, found there, they plundered and took all away; and the watermen that carried us did further tell us, that our own soldiers are far more terrible to those people of the country-towns than the Dutch themselves. We were told at the batteries, upon my seeing of the field-guns that were there, that, had they come a day sooner, they had been able to have saved all; but they had no orders, and lay lingering upon the way, and did not come forward for want of direction. Commissioner Pett's (age 56) house was all unfurnished, he having carried away all his goods. I met with no satisfaction whereabouts the chaine was broke, but do confess I met with nobody that I could well expect to have satisfaction [from], it being Sunday; and the officers of the Yard most of them abroad, or at the Hill house, at the pay of the Chest, which they did make use of to day to do part in.

Samuel Pepys' Diary. 30 Jun 1667. Thence back to the docke, and in my way saw how they are fain to take the deals of the rope-house to supply other occasions, and how sillily the country troopers look, that stand upon the passes there; and, methinks, as if they were more willing to run away than to fight, and it is said that the country soldiers did first run at Sheerenesse [Map], but that then my Lord Douglas's (age 21) men did run also; but it is excused that there was no defence for them towards the sea, that so the very beach did fly in their faces as the bullets come, and annoyed them, they having, after all this preparation of the officers of the ordnance, only done something towards the land, and nothing at all towards the sea. The people here everywhere do speak very badly of Sir Edward Spragge (age 47), as not behaving himself as he should have done in that business, going away with the first, and that old Captain Pyne, who, I am here told, and no sooner, is Master-Gunner of England, was the last that staid there.

John Evelyn's Diary. 30 Jun 1696. I went with a select committee of the Commissioners for Greenwich Hospital [Map], and with Sir Christopher Wren (age 72), where with him I laid the first stone of the intended foundation, precisely at five o'clock in the evening, after we had dined together. Mr. Flamstead (age 49), the King's Astronomical Professor, observing the punctual time by instruments.

On 30 Jun 1753 George Strode of Parnham died. On 14 Sep 1746 Catherine Brodrepp died. Monument in Church of St Mary, Beaminster [Map]. Classical Period.

Probably by Peter Scheemakers (age 62), erected by Thomas Strode, brother of George, with reclining figures of a man and woman on a sarcophagus and on either side standing allegorical figures one with a cornucopia the other an anchor, above is an achievement-of-arms.

George Strode of Parnham: George Strode of Parnham and Catherine Brodrepp were married. he was born to Thomas Strode of Parnham.

Catherine Brodrepp: she was born to Richard Brodrepp of Maperton.

Thomas Strdode of Parnham: he was born to Thomas Strode of Parnham.

On 30 Jun 1958 Princess Margaret (age 27) unveiled a tablet to commemorate the restoration of St Laurence's Church, Ludlow [Map].

On 30 Jun 1286 John Warenne 7th Earl of Surrey was born to William Warenne and Joan Vere.

After 30 Jun 1308 Maud Badlesmere Countess of Oxford was born to Bartholomew Badlesmere 1st Baron Badlesmere (age 32) and Margaret Clare Baroness Badlesmere (age 21) at Castle Badlesmere [Map].

Around 30 Jun 1460 Cecily Bonville Marchioness Dorset was born to William Bonville 6th Baron Harington (age 18) and Katherine Neville Baroness Bonville and Hastings (age 18) at Shute Manor. She a great x 3 granddaughter of King Edward III of England.

On 30 Jun 1470 Charles VIII King France was born to King Louis XI of France (age 46) and Queen Charlotte of Savoy (age 28). Coefficient of inbreeding 2.65%.

On 30 Jun 1478 John Trastámara Prince Asturias was born to Ferdinand II King Aragon (age 26) and Isabella Queen Castile (age 27) at Seville. He a great x 3 grandson of King Edward III of England. Coefficient of inbreeding 3.23%.

On or before 30 Jun 1579 Mary Witham 1st Baronetess Bolles was born to William Witham of Ledstone (age 33) at Ledsham. She was baptised 30 Jun 1579.

On 30 Jun 1585 Johann Wilhelm Wettin was born to Friedrich Wilhelm Wettin I Duke Saxe Weimar (age 23) and Sophie of Württemberg Duchess of Saxe-Weimar (age 21).

On 30 Jun 1630 Edward Watson 2nd Baron Rockingham was born to Lewis Watson 1st Baron Rockingham (age 42) and Eleanor Manners Baroness Rockingham (age 30).

On 30 Jun 1641 Meinhart Schomberg 3rd Duke Schomberg was born to Frederick Schomberg 1st Duke Schomberg (age 25).

On 30 Jun 1655 Henry Hamilton Moore 3rd Earl of Drogheda was born to Henry Moore 1st Earl Drogheda (age 33) and Alice Spencer Countess Drogheda (age 29).

On 30 Jun 1659 Edward Reade 2nd Baronet was born to Compton Reade 1st Baronet (age 34) and Mary Cornwall Lady Reade (age 29). He was baptised on 06 Jul 1599. Coefficient of inbreeding 3.12%.

On 30 Jun 1674 Catherine Musgrave was born to Richard Musgrave 2nd Baronet (age 29).

On or before 30 Jun 1677, the date she was baptised, Elizabeth Pert Baroness Stawell was born to William Pert and Elizabeth Forster.

On 30 Jun 1744 John Stuart 1st Marquis of the Isle of Bute was born to John Stuart 3rd Earl Bute (age 31) and Mary Wortley-Montagu Countess Bute (age 26) at Mount Stuart House.

On 30 Jun 1745 Edward Montagu was born to John Montagu 4th Earl Sandwich (age 26) and Dorothy Fane Countess Sandwich (age 28).

On 30 Jun 1756 Charles Fitzgerald 1st Baron Lecale was born to James Fitzgerald 1st Duke Leinster (age 34) and Emilia Mary Lennox Duchess Leinster (age 24). He a great x 2 grandson of King Charles II of England Scotland and Ireland.

On 30 Jun 1758 William Molesworth 6th Baronet was born to John Molesworth 5th Baronet (age 29) and Frances Smyth.

On 30 Jun 1767 John Bligh 4th Earl Darnley was born to John Bligh 3rd Earl Darnley (age 47).

On 30 Jun 1769 Sackville Tufton 9th Earl of Thanet was born to Sackville Tufton 8th Earl of Thanet (age 36) and Mary Sackville Countess Thanet (age 23).

On 30 Jun 1781 Charles Knightley 2nd Baronet was born to Charles Knightley (age 27).

On 30 Jun 1784 General George Thomas Napier was born to Colonel George Napier (age 33) and Sarah Lennox Lady Bunbury (age 39). He a great x 2 grandson of King Charles II of England Scotland and Ireland.

On 30 Jun 1789 George Brooke-Pechell 4th Baronet was born to Thomas Brooke-Pechell 2nd Baronet (age 36) and Charlotte Clavering Lady Pechell (age 30).

On 30 Jun 1800 Richard Bethell 1st Baron Westbury was born to Richard Bethell (age 33).

On 30 Jun 1804 Henry Peyton 3rd Baronet was born to Henry Peyton 2nd Baronet (age 24).

On 30 Jun 1818 George Byron 8th Baron Byron was born to George Byron 7th Baron Byron (age 29) and Elizabeth Chandos-Pole (age 24).

On 30 Jun 1840 John Charles Pratt 3rd Marquess Camden was born to George Pratt 2nd Marquess Camden (age 41) and Harriet Murray Marchioness Camden (age 27) at Belgrave Square, Belgravia.

On 30 Jun 1845 Henry Lowry-Corry was born to Armar Lowry-Corry 3rd Earl Belmore (age 43) and Emily Louise Shepherd Countess Belmore (age 31).

On 30 Jun 1846 Francis Somerville Head was born to Francis Somerville Head 2nd Baronet (age 29).

On 30 Jun 1862 Charles Edward Henry Hobhouse 4th Baronet was born to Charles Parry Hobhouse 3rd Baronet (age 37) and Edith Lucy Turton.

On 30 Jun 1866 Albert Edward Bingham was born to Charles George Bingham 4th Earl Lucan (age 36) and Cecilia Catherine Gordon-Lennox Countess Lucan (age 28).

On 30 Jun 1873 Caroline Beatrix Parker Viscountess Bridgeman was born to Cecil Thomas Parker (age 28) and Rosamond Esther Harriet Longley.

On 30 Jun 1874 Agnes Isabel Howard was born to Henry Charles Howard 18th Earl Suffolk 11th Earl Berkshire (age 40) and Mary Eleanor Coventry Countess Suffolk and Berkshire (age 26).

On 30 Jun 1883 Captain Patrick George Edward Cavendish Acheson was born to Archibald Brabazon Sparrow Acheson 4th Earl Gosford (age 41) and Louisa Augusta Beatrice Montagu Countess Gosford (age 27).

On 30 Jun 1884 Arthur Noel 4th Earl of Gainsborough was born to Charles William Noel 3rd Earl Gainsborough (age 33) and Mary Elizabeth Dease. He a great x 2 grandson of King William IV of the United Kingdom.

On 30 Jun 1894 Anthony Francis Vincent 14th Baronet was born to Francis Vincent 13th Baronet (age 25).

On 30 Jun 1894 John Charles Langham 14th Baronet was born to Herbert Charles Arthur Langham 13th Baronet (age 24) and Ethel Sarah Emerson-Tennent Lady Langham (age 22).

On 30 Jun 1904 Richard Hugh Barlow 6th Baronet was born to Hilaro William Wellesley Barlow 5th Baronet (age 43).

On 30 Jun 1934 Garret Wellesley 7th Earl Cowley was born to Christian Arthur Wellesley 4th Earl Cowley (age 43).

On 30 Jun 1936 Geoffrey Christopher John Palmer 12th Baronet was born to Geoffrey Frederick Neill Palmer 11th Baronet (age 42).

On 30 Jun 1943 Andrew John Glyn was born to John Patrick Riversdale Glyn 6th Baron Wolverton (age 30).

On 30 Jun 1957 Guy David Greville 9th Earl of Warwick 9th Earl Brooke was born to David Greville 8th Earl of Warwick, 8th Earl Brooke (age 23).

On 30 Jun 1962 Colin Campbell 7th Earl Cawdor was born to Hugh Campbell 6th Earl Cawdor (age 29).

On 30 Jun 1308 Bartholomew Badlesmere 1st Baron Badlesmere (age 32) and Margaret Clare Baroness Badlesmere (age 21) were married. She a great x 3 granddaughter of King Henry "Curtmantle" II of England.

Before 30 Jun 1627 Charles Howard 3rd Earl Nottingham (age 16) and Arabella Smith Countess Nottingham were married. He the son of Charles Howard 1st Earl Nottingham and Margaret Stewart 1st Countess Nottingham (age 36). He a great x 4 grandson of King Henry VII of England and Ireland.

On 30 Jun 1653 Robert Arbuthnot 1st Viscount Arbuthnott (age 28) and Catherine Fraser Viscountess Arbuthnot were married. She by marriage Viscountess Arbuthnot. They were first cousins.

On 30 Jun 1677 Thomas Vernon 2nd Baronet (age 1) and Mary Kirke (age 31) were married. The difference in their ages was 30 years; she, unusually, being older than him.

On 30 Jun 1742 James Aston 5th Baronet (age 19) and Barbara Maria Talbot (age 22) were married at Twickenham, Richmond.

On 30 Jun 1752 Bysshe Shelley 1st Baronet (age 21) and Mary Catherine Michell (age 18) were married.

On 30 Jun 1789 Anthony James Radclyffe 5th Earl of Newburgh (age 32) and Anne Webb Countess Newburgh (age 26) were married. She by marriage Countess of Newburgh. He the son of James Radclyffe 4th Earl of Newburgh and Barbara Kemp Countess Newburgh. He a great x 2 grandson of King Charles II of England Scotland and Ireland.

On 30 Jun 1798 Edward Smith-Stanley 13th Earl of Derby (age 23) and Charlotte Margaret Hornby Countess Derby were married. He the son of Edward Smith-Stanley 12th Earl of Derby (age 45) and Elizabeth Hamilton Countess Derby.

On 30 Jun 1815 Charles Montolieu Lamb 2nd Baronet (age 29) and Mary Montgomerie Lady Lamb (age 28) were married. She the daughter of Archibald Montgomerie 11th Earl Eglinton and Frances Twysden.

On 30 Jun 1821 Charles Christopher Pepys 1st Earl of Cottenham (age 40) and Charlotte Maria Wingfield were married at St George's Church, Bloomsbury.

On 30 Jun 1879 John Collier (age 29) and Marian "Mady" Huxley (age 20) were married. They had one child. He would marry her sister Emma aka Ethel Huxley (age 13) ten years later; Married to Two Siblings.

On 30 Jun 1908 John Cavendish Lyttelton 9th Viscount Cobham (age 26) and Violet Leonard Viscountess Cobham were married.

On 30 Jun 888 Archbishop Æthelred died.

On 30 Jun 1181 Hugh de Kevelioc Gernon 5th Earl Chester (age 34) died at Leek, Staffordshire. His son Ranulf de Blondeville Gernon 6th Earl Chester 1st Earl Lincoln (age 11) succeeded 6th Earl Chester.

On 30 Jun 1337 Eleanor Clare Baroness Zouche Mortimer (age 44) died.

On 30 Jun 1390 John Chidiock 4th Baron Fitzpayn (age 41) died. His son John Chidiock 5th Baron Fitzpayn (age 15) succeeded 5th Baron Fitzpayn.

Before 30 Jun 1593 Jane Howard Countess of Westmoreland died.

On 30 Jun 1692 Winwood Reade 3rd Baronet (age 9) died. He was buried at St Mary the Virgin Church, Shipton-under-Wychwood. His brother Thomas Reade 4th Baronet (age 9) succeeded 4th Baronet Reade of Barton in Berkshire.

On 30 Jun 1698 Charles Cheyne 1st Viscount Newhaven (age 72) died. He was buried at Chelsea Old Church. His son William Cheyne 2nd Viscount Newhaven (age 40) succeeded 2nd Viscount Newhaven.

On 30 Jun 1698 William Cheyne 2nd Viscount Newhaven (age 40) died. Viscount Newhaven extinct. He was buried at Drayton Beauchamp, Buckinghamshire.

On 30 Jun 1736 Valentine Browne 5th Baronet (age 41) died. Thomas Browne 6th Baronet (age 10)

On 30 Jun 1753 George Strode of Parnham died. On 14 Sep 1746 Catherine Brodrepp died. Monument in Church of St Mary, Beaminster [Map]. Classical Period.

Probably by Peter Scheemakers (age 62), erected by Thomas Strode, brother of George, with reclining figures of a man and woman on a sarcophagus and on either side standing allegorical figures one with a cornucopia the other an anchor, above is an achievement-of-arms.

George Strode of Parnham: he was born to Thomas Strode of Parnham. George Strode of Parnham and Catherine Brodrepp were married.

Catherine Brodrepp: she was born to Richard Brodrepp of Maperton.

Thomas Strdode of Parnham: he was born to Thomas Strode of Parnham.

On 30 Jun 1775 Charles Maynard 1st Viscount Maynard (age 85) died. Baron Maynard of Wicklow, Baron Maynard of Estaines ad Turrim Little Easton extinct. His third cousin once removed Charles Maynard 2nd Viscount Maynard (age 22) succeeded 2nd Viscount Maynard of Easton Lodge in Essex, 2nd Baron Maynard of Much Easton in Essex. Anne aka Nancy Parsons Viscountess Maynard (age 40) by marriage Viscountess Maynard of Easton Lodge in Essex.

On 30 Jun 1800 Thomas Townshend 1st Viscount Sydney (age 67) died. His son John Townshend 2nd Viscount Sydney (age 36) succeeded 2nd Viscount Sydney. Sophia Southwell Viscountess Sydney by marriage Viscountess Sydney.

On 30 Jun 1810 Charles Fitzgerald 1st Baron Lecale (age 54) died at Ardglass Castle, Ardglass, County Down.

On 30 Jun 1811 Edward Dering 7th Baronet (age 54) died. His son Edward Dering 8th Baronet (age 3) succeeded 8th Baronet Dering of Surrenden Dering in Kent.

On 30 Jun 1830 Mary Sparrow Countess Gosford (age 53) died.

On 30 Jun 1839 Richard Bingham 2nd Earl Lucan (age 74) died at Serpentine Terrace, Knightsbridge. His son George Charles Bingham 3rd Earl Lucan (age 39) succeeded 3rd Earl Lucan of Castlebar in Mayo, 3rd Baron Lucan of Castlebar in Mayo, 9th Baronet Bingham of Castlebar in County Mayo. Anne Brudenell Countess Lucan (age 30) by marriage Countess Lucan of Castlebar in Mayo.

On 30 Jun 1842 Jane Paget Countess Galloway (age 67) died.

On 30 Jun 1842 Thomas Coke 1st Earl of Leicester (age 88) died. His son Thomas Coke 2nd Earl of Leicester (age 19) succeeded 2nd Earl of Leicester.

On 30 Jun 1851 Edward Smith-Stanley 13th Earl of Derby (age 76) died. His son Edward Smith-Stanley 14th Earl of Derby (age 52) succeeded 14th Earl Derby, 8th Baronet Stanley of Bickerstaffe.

On 30 Jun 1855 James Alexander 3rd Earl Caledon (age 42) died.

On 30 Jun 1876 Mary Catherine Stanhope Countess Beauchamp (age 32) died.

On 30 Jun 1880 Edward Strutt 1st Baron Belper (age 78) died at Eaton Square, Belgravia. His son Henry Strutt 2nd Baron Belper (age 40) succeeded 2nd Baron Belper. Margaret Coke Baroness Belper (age 28) by marriage Baroness Belper.

On 30 Jun 1885 Reverend Henry Gunning 4th Baronet (age 87) died. His son George Gunning 5th Baronet (age 56) succeeded 5th Baronet Gunning of Eltham in Kent.

On 30 Jun 1914 Francis Richard Charteris 10th Earl of Wemyss (age 95) died. His son Hugo Charteris 11th Earl of Wemyss (age 56) succeeded 11th Earl Wemyss, 4th Baron Wemyss of Wemyss in Fife. Mary Constance Wyndham Countess Wemyss (age 51) by marriage Countess Wemyss.

On 30 Jun 1917 Antonio de la Gándara (age 55) died.

On 30 Jun 1919 John William Strutt 3rd Baron Rayleigh (age 76) died. His son Robert Strutt 4th Baron Rayleigh (age 43) succeeded 4th Baron Rayleigh of Terling Place in Essex.

On 30 Jun 1934 Charles Richard John Spencer-Churchill 9th Duke of Marlborough (age 62) died. His son John Albert William Spencer-Churchill 10th Duke of Marlborough (age 36) succeeded 10th Duke Marlborough, 10th Marquess of Blandford, 10th Earl of Marlborough, 10th Baron Churchill of Sandridge in Hertfordshire, 12th Earl of Sunderland, 14th Baron Spencer Wormleighton. Alexandra Mary Cadogan Duchess of Marlborough (age 34) by marriage Duchess Marlborough.

On 30 Jun 1963 Florence Cecilia Keppel Countess Cork (age 92) died.

On 30 Jun 1973 Harold Augustus Wernher 3rd Baronet (age 80) died. Baronet Wernher of Lutton Hoo Park in Bedfordshire extinct.

On 30 Jun 1992 Massey Lopes 2nd Baron Roborough (age 88) died. His son Henry Massey Lopes 3rd Baron Roborough (age 52) succeeded 3rd Baron Roborough of Maristow in Devon, 6th Baronet Lopes of Maristow-House in Devon.

On 30 Jun 1992 Henry Frederick Thynne 6th Marquess of Bath (age 87) died. His son Alexander George Thynn 7th Marquess of Bath (age 60) succeeded 7th Marquess of Bath, 9th Viscount Weymouth, 9th Baron Thynne of Warminster in Wiltshire, 10th Baronet Thynne of Kempsford in Gloucestershire.

On 30 Jun 2012 Michael Abney-Hastings 14th Earl of Loudoun (age 69) died.