When did Sir Ralph Warren die?
Sir Ralph Warren died on the 11th of July 1553. His death occurred during a period of great uncertainty as the reign of Edward VI was coming to a close and the succession of Mary I was imminent.
Common questions about Ralph Warren (Lord Mayor)
Short answers, pulled from the story.
Who was the grandfather of Oliver Cromwell?
Sir Ralph Warren was the grandfather of Oliver Cromwell. His daughter Joan Warren married Sir Henry Williams of Hinchingbrooke House, and their son was Oliver Cromwell, the future Lord Protector of England.
Where is Sir Ralph Warren buried?
Sir Ralph Warren is buried in the chancel of the church of St. Osythe's, also known as St Benet Sherehog. The inscription on his marble tomb declares him the right worshipful Sir Ralph Warren, knight, alderman, and twice Lord Mayor of London.
What year did Sir Ralph Warren donate the Pearl Sword to the City of London?
Sir Ralph Warren donated the Pearl Sword to the City of London in 1545. This weapon potentially remains one of the five ceremonial City of London swords today and symbolized his unwavering loyalty to the Crown and the City.
What was the residence of Sir Ralph Warren called?
Sir Ralph Warren lived at Fulham House, a residence that still stands today as a Grade II listed building at 87 Fulham High Street. His choice of residence in Fulham placed him in a strategic location bridging the gap between the bustling commercial heart of London and the quieter suburbs.