Robert Rich Earl Of Warwick1559–?
- Name
- Robert Rich Earl Of Warwick
- Given names
- Robert
- Surname
- Rich
- Name suffix
- Earl Of Warwick
| Birth | 1559 |
| Marriage | Penelope Devereux - View family Note: PENELOPE Devereux married Robert Rich 3rd Baron Rich who was at the sacking of Cadiz under the Earl of Essex in 1596 and was advanced by King James 1 to the Earldom of Warwick on the 6th August 1618. There were 7 children of the marriage Robert, Henry my ancestor, Charles, Lettice, Penelope, Essex and Isabel. The Earl of Warwick died in 1618. |
| Birth of a son #1 | 1590 (Age 31)
son -
Henry Rich
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| Australian History | 1606 (Age 47) Note: (March) The Dutch East India Company (VOC) ship Duyfken, under Captain Willem Janszoon, explores the western coast of Cape York Peninsula. This was the first recorded landfall by a European on Australian soil. Note: (May) Pedro Fernandes de Queir�s believed that he had found the southern continent. He named it La Australia del Espiritu Santo (The Great South Land of the Holy Spirit). He actually was on Vanuatu. Note: (August) Portuguese or Spanish seaman Luis V�ez de Torres sails through the Torres Strait, between Australia and New Guinea, along the latter's southern coast. He may well have sighted the northernmost extremity of Australia, although this is not recorded. Torres reported 'shoals', some of which may have been the northernmost atolls of the Great Barrier Reef. |
| Death of a wife | 1607 (Age 48)
wife -
Penelope Devereux
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| Marriage of a son | Henry Rich - View family about 1616 (Age 57)
son -
Henry Rich
daughter-in-law -
Isabel Cope
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| Australian History | 1616 (Age 57) Note: Dutch captain Dirk Hartog in the Eendracht makes the second recorded landfall by a European, at Dirk Hartog Island on the western coast of Australia. Leaves behind the Hartog Plate. |
| Australian History | 1623 (Age 64) Note: Dutch captain Jan Carstensz navigates the Gulf of Carpentaria aboard the Pera and Arnhem. The Arnhem crosses the Gulf to reach and name Groote Eylandt. |
| Marriage of a granddaughter | Lady Frances Rich - View family 28 June 1632 (Age 73) Kensington, England
granddaughter's husband -
William Paget
granddaughter -
Lady Frances Rich
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| Australian History | 1642 (Age 83) Note: Dutch explorer Abel Tasman explores the west coast of Tasmania, lands on its east coast and names the island Anthoonij van Diemenslandt. |
| Death of a son | 1648 (Age 89)
son -
Henry Rich
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| Death | yes |
| Family with Penelope Devereux - View family |
| himself |
Robert Rich Earl Of Warwick
Birth 1559 Death yes |
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3 years wife |
Penelope Devereux
Birth about 1562 23 23 Death 1607 (Age 45) |
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Marriage: yes |
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| #1 son |
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No family available
| Marriage | PENELOPE Devereux married Robert Rich 3rd Baron Rich who was at the sacking of Cadiz under the Earl of Essex in 1596 and was advanced by King James 1 to the Earldom of Warwick on the 6th August 1618. There were 7 children of the marriage Robert, Henry my ancestor, Charles, Lettice, Penelope, Essex and Isabel. The Earl of Warwick died in 1618. |
| Marriage | PENELOPE Devereux married Robert Rich 3rd Baron Rich who was at the sacking of Cadiz under the Earl of Essex in 1596 and was advanced by King James 1 to the Earldom of Warwick on the 6th August 1618. There were 7 children of the marriage Robert, Henry my ancestor, Charles, Lettice, Penelope, Essex and Isabel. The Earl of Warwick died in 1618. |
| Australian History | (March) The Dutch East India Company (VOC) ship Duyfken, under Captain Willem Janszoon, explores the western coast of Cape York Peninsula. This was the first recorded landfall by a European on Australian soil. |
| Australian History | Dutch captain Dirk Hartog in the Eendracht makes the second recorded landfall by a European, at Dirk Hartog Island on the western coast of Australia. Leaves behind the Hartog Plate. |
| Australian History | Dutch captain Jan Carstensz navigates the Gulf of Carpentaria aboard the Pera and Arnhem. The Arnhem crosses the Gulf to reach and name Groote Eylandt. |
| Australian History | Dutch explorer Abel Tasman explores the west coast of Tasmania, lands on its east coast and names the island Anthoonij van Diemenslandt. |