Edward la Zouche, 11th Baron Zouche
He is remembered chiefly for his lone vote against the condemnation of Mary, Queen of Scots, and for organising the stag hunt where his guest, the Archbishop of Canterbury, accidentally killed a man.[2] Sir John Holles wrote to Sir Edward Phillips describing her treatment; My Lord Souche [sic] put away this his lady twenty-nine years ago and refusing her all allowance was by law sentenced there-unto, which he not performing was excommunicate; from which he went beyond sea and returning was ordered to pay her 50s the week, from which poor allowance with a small addition from her friends hath this Baron's wife...ever since lived.[5] The portraits by Johnson show her aged 63 wearing a large miniature case referring to Frederick V of the Palatinate with the Greek letter "phi".Cecil wanted Zouche to make the loan seem a private transaction, a purchase of a jewel, and not to be known as an action of Queen Elizabeth to fund and support Bothwell, who was suspect in Scotland.[11] The visit had disastrous consequences for the Archbishop when he accepted Zouche's invitation to a stag-hunt, where Abbot unintentionally killed a gamekeeper who strayed into his line of fire.He had married in 1610/11 to a cousin Katherine More,[15] and by 1616 was charging that she had committed adultery with a longtime lover, conceiving four children by him: Elinor, Jasper, Richard and Mary.[22] The abeyance was terminated in 1815 in favour of Cecil Bisshopp, 12th Baron Zouche, whose grandmother Catherine Tate was Elizabeth's heir-at-law.
Edward ZouchThe Right HonourableLord Warden of the Cinque PortsThe Earl of SomersetThe Duke of BuckinghamMary, Queen of ScotsArchbishop of CanterburyZouche dynastyWilliam CecilLord BurghleySir John HollesSarah HaringtonJames HaringtonFrancis Hastings, Lord HastingsEarl of HuntingdonThomas EdmondesIsaac OliverCornelius JohnsonFrederick V of the PalatinateTrinity College, CambridgeGray's InnFotheringhayPresident of the Council of WalesPrivy CounsellorPrince HenrySir Robert CecilRobert BowesFrancis Stewart, 5th Earl of BothwellVirginia CompanyMatthias L'ObelSir Julius CaesarMaster of the RollsBramshillthe mansionJames IGeorge AbbotPolice Staff CollegeSamuel MoreRichard MoreKatherine MoreRichardPlymouth ColonyMayflowerindentured servantsBramshill HouseBen JonsonabeyanceSir Thomas LeightonGovernor of GuernseySir William TateCecil Bisshopp, 12th Baron ZoucheGuernseyJesuitsNew EnglandCommissioner for the TreasuryCinque PortsDover CastleBritish LibraryAntonia FraserAnnie CameronNational Portrait Gallery, LondonThe Earl of PembrokeLord President of WalesLord Lieutenant of WalesHerefordshireShropshireWorcestershireThe Lord EurePeerage of EnglandBaron ZoucheCecil Bisshopp