William of Orange Departs for Ireland

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June 11, 1690

William of Orange departs for Ireland

In Co. Wexford, the Rebel southern division moves camp from Slievecoilte to Lacken Hill. In Co. Down, the Main rebel army moves from Saintfield to Ballynahinch

← In Co. Wexford, the Rebel southern division moves camp from Slievecoilte to Lacken Hill. In Co. Down, the Main rebel army moves from Saintfield to Ballynahinch

Marie of Guise, widow of King James V and Queen Regent of Scotland, died.

Marie of Guise, widow of King James V and Queen Regent of Scotland, died. →

In Co. Wexford, the Rebel southern division moves camp from Slievecoilte to Lacken Hill. In Co. Down, the Main rebel army moves from Saintfield to Ballynahinch

← In Co. Wexford, the Rebel southern division moves camp from Slievecoilte to Lacken Hill. In Co. Down, the Main rebel army moves from Saintfield to Ballynahinch

William of Orange departs for Ireland

Marie of Guise, widow of King James V and Queen Regent of Scotland, died.

Marie of Guise, widow of King James V and Queen Regent of Scotland, died. →

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