Where did Guy Fawkes live?

Answer 1

On 31 January, 1606 Guy Fawkes and a number of others implicated in the Gunpowder Plot were tried in Westminster Hall, London. After being found guilty, they were taken to Old Palace Yard in Westminster and St Paul's Yard, where they were to be hanged, drawn and quartered. Fawkes, however, cheated the hangman by jumping from the scaffold, breaking his neck before he could be drawn and quartered. So really he committed suicide and was not killed.

Answer 2

Guy Fawkes was born on 13 April 1570 at High Petergate in York, Yorkshire,England the only son of Edward Fawkes and Edith Blake. He was a devout Roman Catholic and was put in charge of the operation to blow up the House of Lords in an effort to kill King James I and most of the English aristocracy.

Answer 3

Guy Fawkes was born at High Petergate in York, Yorkshire on April 13th 1570. He was baptised in the church St. Michael le Belfrey and attended school in York, Yorkshire. That is where he grew up.

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Answer 4

Edward Fawkes, Edith (née Blake or Jackson) Born on 13 April 1570 (presumed as far as we can establish) in York, England (UK)

He used other Alias(es) such as Guido Fawkes, John Johnson - he was a soldier.

He sold his home in Clifton (York) and went to Spain and the lower European continent fighting on behalf of the Catholics. Later he went through France later he joined Leicester's expedition to the Netherlands where again he was involved in skirmishes. in circa 1603 he returned to Britain and was soon involved with Robert Catesby. By 1604 Fawkes was planning the blowing up of the British Parliament and along with it protestant King James.

Answer 5

stonegate york, in the shadow of york minster. i stayed in his the room he was born on guy Fawkes night (by accident) in the courtyard of the guy Fawkes inn

Answer 6

Guy Fawkes was born in York in 1570

Answer 7

April 13, 1570

Answer 8

in a box

Answer 9

York