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'''Thomas Wintour''' (also spelt ''Wyntour'') ([[1571]] (although some accounts say 1572) - [[January 31]] [[1606]]), was one of the principal Catholic conspirators in the [[1605]] [[Gunpowder Plot]] to assassinate [[James I of England]] and Members of Parliament. His brother [[Robert Wintour]] was also a prominent member of the conspiracy. He was married to Elizabeth Catesby, the sister of yet another of the leading members of the conspiracy, [[Robert Catesby]]. |
'''Thomas Wintour''' (also spelt ''Wyntour'') ([[1571]] (although some accounts say 1572) - [[January 31]] [[1606]]), was one of the principal Catholic conspirators in the [[1605]] [[Gunpowder Plot]] to assassinate [[James I of England]] and Members of Parliament. His brother [[Robert Wintour]] was also a prominent member of the conspiracy. He was married to Elizabeth Catesby, the sister of yet another of the leading members of the conspiracy, [[Robert Catesby]]. |
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Thomas Wintour (also spelt Wyntour) (1571 (although some accounts say 1572) - January 31 1606), was one of the principal Catholic conspirators in the 1605 Gunpowder Plot to assassinate James I of England and Members of Parliament. His brother Robert Wintour was also a prominent member of the conspiracy. He was married to Elizabeth Catesby, the sister of yet another of the leading members of the conspiracy, Robert Catesby.
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