Katherine Barnardiston
Barnardiston [née Banks], Katherine, Lady Barnardiston (d. 1633), patron of puritanism
About Katherine Barnardiston
Katherine Barnardiston (died 1633) was an English patron of puritanism.
Life She was born in the centre of London in the parish of St Michael-le-Querne. She first married Bartholomew Soame and they lived in the parish of St Mary Colechurch. Soame died in 1596.
She then married Thomas the eldest child of Sir Thomas Barnardiston of Witham, Essex in 1599. She was his second wife and he had children from his first marriage including Nathaniel Barnardiston. In 1603 she became Lady Barnardiston when her husband was knighted and she kept this name and her place of residence when her husband died in 1610.
Her tomb is in the Church of St Peter and St Paul, in Kedington, which is surprising as she had requested to be buried in her home parish and is not clear if this happened.
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Barnardiston [née Banks], Katherine, Lady Barnardiston (d. 1633), patron of puritanism
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Katherine Barnardiston died in 1633.
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