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Robert Keyes

Robert Keyes (1565–1606) was a member of the group of provincial English Catholics who planned the failed Gunpowder Plot of 1605, a conspiracy to assassinate King James I by blowing up the House of Lords during the State Opening of Parliament on 5 November 1605. He was the sixth man to join the plot.

Gunpowder Plot, Life before 1604 & Failure and death

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Born
c. 1565
Conviction
High treason
Criminal penalty
Hanged, drawn and quartered
Died
31 January 1606 (aged 40–41) Westminster, London, Kingdom of England
Enlisted
October 1604
Motive
Gunpowder Plot, a conspiracy to assassinate King James VI and I and members of the Houses of Parliament

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Life before 1604

Gunpowder Plot

Failure and death

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Robert Keyes

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Robert Keyes

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related to Life before 1604 · 22
Robert Keyes → Ambrose Rookwood, Baron Mordaunt, Born, By, Catholic Babthorpes, Catholicism, Christina, Church, Drayton, Elizabeth Tyrrwhitt, England Rector, Henry Mordaunt, His, Kettleby, Keyes, Lincolnshire, North Derbyshire, Northamptonshire, Osgodby, Robert
Born · 1
Robert Keyes → c. 1565
Conviction · 1
Robert Keyes → High treason
Criminal penalty · 1
Robert Keyes → Hanged, drawn and quartered
Died · 1
Robert Keyes → 31 January 1606 (aged 40–41) Westminster, London, Kingdom of England
Enlisted · 1
Robert Keyes → October 1604
Motive · 1
Robert Keyes → Gunpowder Plot, a conspiracy to assassinate King James VI and I and members of the Houses of Parliament
Role · 1
Robert Keyes → Guarding the explosives
Spouse · 1
Robert Keyes → Christina

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Robert KeyesBornc. 15651.00infobox
Robert KeyesConvictionHigh treason1.00infobox
Robert KeyesCriminal penaltyHanged, drawn and quartered1.00infobox
Robert KeyesDied31 January 1606 (aged 40–41) Westminster, London, Kingdom of England1.00infobox
Robert KeyesEnlistedOctober 16041.00infobox
Robert KeyesMotiveGunpowder Plot, a conspiracy to assassinate King James VI and I and members of the Houses of Parliament1.00infobox
Robert KeyesRoleGuarding the explosives1.00infobox
Robert KeyesSpouseChristina1.00infobox
Robert Keyesrelated to Life before 1604Born0.60section
Robert Keyesrelated to Life before 1604Church0.60section
Robert Keyesrelated to Life before 1604England Rector0.60section
Robert Keyesrelated to Life before 1604Staveley0.60section

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