George Collingwood — Hanged at Liverpool 1716
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Overview
The hanging is already on Collingwood Cuthbert — Biography. His great-grandfather George Collingwood was hanged at Liverpool in 1716 for Jacobite involvement in the Fifteen.1
The Hanging
This note covers that 1716 hanging only. A Jacobite campaign overview, a troop list, a court record, and a later memorial stay on RESEARCH_QUEUE.
Royal Grammar School Newcastle already used the schooling sentence. Sarah Blackett Collingwood — Lady Collingwood already used the 1791 marriage. Do not invent a regiment, a garrison, or a hanging method from this page.2
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- Collingwood Cuthbert — Biography
- Royal Grammar School Newcastle
- Sarah Blackett Collingwood — Lady Collingwood
- Baron Collingwood of Caldburne and Hethpool — 9 November 1805
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Footnotes
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Great-grandfather George Collingwood hanged at Liverpool in 1716 for Jacobite involvement in the Fifteen: Collingwood Cuthbert — Biography. ↩
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Schooling and the 1791 marriage stay on their own pages. Do not invent a Jacobite campaign overview, a troop list, a court record, or a hanging method. ↩