Elizabeth of Walsingham

Persona

Elizabeth of Walsingham is a mid-14th century (1341 CE) Englishwoman who originally dwelt in Village of Walsingham during the reign of Edward III. Her ancestors include the Dukes of Norfolk, who own land been South Creake and Walsingham, including two churches and a mill. During her youth, she was schooled by the nuns at Walsingham Abbey. After being offered marriage from the Lord Mayor of Norwich, she moved to his estate.

Whereabouts

Elizabeth currently resides in the Canton of Bryniau Tywynnog, within the Barony of Ramshaven.

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SCA History

Elizabeth joined the SCA in 1998 whilst at the University of Guelph (in the Canton of der Welfengau) and has met many new friends since.

Interests

• 14th Century
• English royalty
• Woodworking
• Medieval Canon Laws
• Medieval Artwork

Awards

• Award of Arms - November 3rd, 2001 (was Philip Of der Welfengau)

Other Activities

Elizabeth enjoys helping prepare food, and has served as a Lady-in-Waiting of the court.

Contact

Elizabeth can be reached by email.