|
Order
|
Known For
|
Regicide
|
Retribution or Escape
|
|
1
|
President of the Court
|
John Bradshaw
|
Posthumous Execution & Beheading
|
|
2
|
MP for Leicester; Commander of Midland forces |
Lord Grey of Groby
|
Died before Restoration
|
|
3
|
Lord Protector; New Model Army Commander |
Oliver Cromwell
|
Posthumous Execution & Beheading
|
|
4
|
Major-General (Derb, Leics, Linc, Notts, Warks) |
Edward Whalley
|
Fled to colonies
|
|
5
|
Cavalry Colonel; MP for Queenborough |
Sir Michael Livesey
|
Fled to Netherlands
|
|
6
|
Dragoon Colonel
|
John Okey
|
Hanged, Drawn and Quartered
|
|
7
|
Member of Parliament
|
Sir John Danvers
|
Died before Restoration
|
|
8
|
MP for Ripon
|
Sir John Bourchier
|
Too ill for trial and died
|
|
9
|
Lord Deputy of Ireland
|
Henry Ireton
|
Posthumous Execution & Beheading
|
|
10
|
MP for Boroughbridge
|
Sir Thomas Mauleverer
|
Died before Restoration
|
|
11
|
Defected to New Model
|
Sir Hardress Waller
|
Life Imprisonment
|
|
12
|
MP, Mayor of Newcastle
|
John Blakiston
|
Died before Restoration
|
|
13
|
Governor of Nottingham
|
John Hutchinson
|
Pardoned
|
|
14
|
Major-General (Berks, Sussex, Hamps) |
William Goffe
|
Fled to colonies
|
|
15
|
Colonel, Purged Parliament
|
Thomas Pride
|
Posthumous execution not carried out
|
|
16
|
MP, Captain of Horse
|
Peter Temple
|
Life Imprisonment
|
|
17
|
First regicide found guilty
|
Thomas Harrison
|
Hanged, Drawn and Quartered
|
|
18
|
Governor of Dublin
|
John Hewson
|
Fled to Netherlands
|
|
19
|
MP for Leicestershire
|
Henry Smith
|
Life Imprisonment
|
|
20
|
Barred King's entry to Hull
|
Sir Peregrine Pelham
|
Died before Restoration
|
|
21
|
Artillery Commander; General-at-Sea |
Richard Deane
|
Disinterred, buried in communal pit
|
|
22
|
Lord Mayor of London
|
Sir Robert Tichborne
|
Life Imprisonment
|
|
23
|
One of armed men attempting to arrest the 5 'birds' |
Humphrey Edwards
|
Died before Restoration
|
|
24
|
MP for Reading
|
Daniel Blagrave
|
Fled to Aachen
|
|
25
|
Founding of Massachusetts; Deputy-Governor of Bermuda |
Owen Rowe
|
Died awaiting execution
|
|
26
|
Council of State member
|
William Purefoy
|
Died before Restoration
|
|
27
|
Cavalry commander
|
Adrian Scrope
|
Hanged, Drawn and Quartered
|
|
28
|
Cavalry commander
|
James Temple
|
Life Imprisonment
|
|
29
|
MP for Queenborough
|
Augustine Garland
|
Life Imprisonment
|
|
30
|
Commander-in-Chief of Ireland |
Edmund Ludlow
|
Escaped to Switzerland
|
|
31
|
Noted republican
|
Henry Marten
|
Life Imprisonment
|
|
32
|
Cavalry commander
|
Vincent Potter
|
Died in the Tower
|
|
33
|
Infantry commander
|
Sir William Constable
|
Exhumed, buried in communal pit
|
|
34
|
Helped Monck restore Crown
|
Sir Richard Ingoldsby
|
Pardoned
|
|
35
|
Council of State member
|
William Cawley
|
Escaped to Switzerland
|
|
36
|
Infantry commander
|
John Barkstead
|
Executed
|
|
37
|
Had custody of King at Hurst Castle |
Isaac Ewer
|
Died before Restoration
|
|
38
|
Governor of Dover Castle
|
John Dixwell
|
Fled to colonies
|
|
39
|
Colonel; MP
|
Valentine Walton
|
Escaped to Germany
|
|
40
|
MP for Aylesbury
|
Simon Mayne
|
Died in the Tower
|
|
41
|
Colonel of Horse
|
Thomas Horton
|
Died before Restoration
|
|
42
|
Welsh; republican
|
John Jones Maesygarnedd
|
Hanged, Drawn and Quartered
|
|
43
|
Liverpool MP; Colonel
|
John Moore
|
Died before Restoration
|
|
44
|
Barrister; MP
|
Gilbert Millington
|
Life Imprisonment
|
|
45
|
Dragoon; MP; Councilor
|
George Fleetwood
|
Imprisonment
|
|
46
|
Colonel
|
John Alured
|
Died before Restoration
|
|
47
|
Brother of Leveler John
|
Robert Lilburne
|
Life Imprisonment
|
|
48
|
MP for Camelford
|
William Say
|
Escaped to Switzerland
|
|
49
|
Member of interim council of thirteen |
Anthony Stapley
|
Died before Restoration
|
|
50
|
Radical Independent; disinherited son |
Sir Gregory Norton
|
Died before Restoration
|
|
51
|
Brother of a commissioner who did not sign the warrant |
Thomas Chaloner
|
Escaped to Continent
|
|
52
|
Plotted overthrow of crown
|
Thomas Wogan
|
Escaped to Netherlands
|
|
53
|
Governor of Windsor Castle
|
John Venn
|
Died before Restoration
|
|
54
|
East India company merchant
|
Gregory Clement
|
Hanged, Drawn and Quartered
|
|
55
|
Received grants in Ireland
|
John Downes
|
Life Imprisonment
|
|
56
|
Colonel; Sheriff of Rutland
|
Thomas Waite
|
Life Imprisonment
|
|
57
|
Vocal opponent of the Protectorate; Republican |
Thomas Scot
|
Hanged, Drawn, Quartered
|
|
58
|
Fifth Monarchist; Republican
|
John Carew
|
Hanged, Drawn Quartered
|
|
59
|
Granted Malahide Castle
|
Miles Corbet
|
Hanged, Drawn, Quartered
|
