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Rule of the Major-Generals of the Commonwealth of England on a Map

Can you guess the Major-Generals appointed by Oliver Cromwell based on the Counties they ruled over on a Map?
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Last updated: September 21, 2025
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Counties
Period
Major-General
Herefordshire,
Shropshire,
Worcestershire
and Wales
1655-1657
James Berry
Bedfordshire,
Huntingdonshire,
Northamptonshire
and Rutland
1655-1657
William Boteler
Cornwall,
Devon,
Dorset,
Gloucestershire,
Somerset
and Wiltshire
1655-1657
John Desborough
Buckinghamshire,
Cambridgeshire,
Essex,
Hertfordshire,
Isle of Ely,
Norfolk,
Oxfordshire
and Suffolk
1655-1657
Charles Fleetwood
Berkshire,
Hampshire
and Sussex
1655-1657
William Goffe
Surrey
and Kent
1655-1657
Thomas Kelsey
Cumberland,
County Durham,
Northumberland,
Westmorland
and Yorkshire
1655-1657
John Lambert
Middlesex
(including London)
1655-1657
Philip Skippon
Derbyshire,
Leicestershire,
Lincolnshire,
Nottinghamshire
and Warwickshire
1655-1657
Edward Whalley
Cheshire,
Lancashire
and Staffordshire
1655-1656;
1656-1657
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