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PERROT family Haroldston, Williams, his secretary in Ireland, and Adam Loftus had taken care they should reach the right quarter, namely Perrot's successor as lord deputy Sir William Fitzwilliam. They became the subject of investigation by the Privy Council and, in March 1591, Perrot was removed to the Tower. He was tried for treason in April 1592 and was sentenced to death. He died in the Tower in November 1592, before sentence
WILLIAMS, ANNE (d. 1770), heiress - see WILLIAMS
WILLIAMS, JOHN - see PRICHARD, JOHN WILLIAM
WILLIAMS, ANEURIN (1859 - 1924), Member of Parliament - see WILLIAMS, EDWARD
WILLIAMS, DAVID (1799 - 1869), Member of Parliament - see WILLIAMS
WILLIAMS, HUGH (1596 - 1670), rector - see WYNN
WILLIAMS, JOHN (1700 - 1787), chief justice of Brecknock - see WILLIAMS, Sir WILLIAM
WILLIAMS, JOHN (d. 1738), attorney-general - see WILLIAMS, Sir WILLIAM
WILLIAMS, HUGH (1596 - 1670), rector - see WILLIAMS, Sir WILLIAM
WILLIAMS, JOHN (1784 - 1876), barrister - see WILLIAMS, JAMES
WILLIAMS, LLEWELLYN (1822 - 1872), harpist - see WILLIAMS, ZEPHANIAH
WILLIAMS, MORGAN, Dissenting layman - see WILLIAMS, ROGER

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