George Brediman or Bredyman or Brideman (died 1580) was an English courtier serving Mary I of England and Elizabeth I. Brediman was a groom of the privy...

maintain the Queen's dominance over government for most of her reign. George Brediman, keeper of the wardrobe at Westminster, issued old copes and vestments...

transferred apparel in his custody to George Brediman, his successor in the royal wardrobe. George Brediman issued copes and vestments from the wardrobe...

workshop of the armourer, Hans Hunter, were mentioned when Mary I made George Brediman Keeper of the Palace. A property deed of 1604, made for Thomas Knyvet...

Catherine of Aragon. Mary I of England gave some of these tapestries to George Brediman, a groom of the chamber. A zibellino, a sable fur accessorized with...

13th century. Mary I of England gave the manor to one of her servants George Brediman in 1557. Richard Orlebar, the High Sheriff for Bedfordshire and his...

of the royal kitchen. George Brediman had responsibility for the Wardrobe of Robes. Several royal warrants directed to Brediman survive, referring both...

Queen's marriage negotiations between 1560 and 1572. In December 1560, George Brediman, keeper of the wardrobe at Westminster, sent him cloth of gold, tinsel...

successor. The sickbed was attended by an old servant, the chamberer Edith Brediman. The nature of Mary's final illness is uncertain. A decade after her death...

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