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List of those Executed after the Battle of Sedgemoor Following the Battle of Sedgemoor on 6th July 1685 many of the defeated Rebels were either hanged or transported by ship to Barbados, Jamaica, The Leeward Islands or Virginia. The lists below show those hanged and where they were executed. The list was compiled by the Zoyland Heritage Fund and if you find it useful please consider making a donation to our registered charity by using the donate button on the website front screen, www.zoylandheritage.co.uk Forename Surname Executed at Month Christopher Wills Dorchester 7th September Thomas Welch Dorchester 7th September Joseph Speed Dorchester 7th September Thomas Smith Dorchester 7th September George Seaward Dorchester 7th September Robert Pinney Dorchester 7th September Philip Levermore Dorchester 7th September Samuel Hillard Dorchester 7th September Benjamin Gray Dorchester 7th September Henry Ford Dorchester 7th September John Fawne Dorchester 7th September Matthew Bragg Dorchester 7th September John Game Dorchester 7th September John Beaumount Bridport 12th September John Bull Bridport 12th September Thomas Clapp Bridport 12th September George Collyer Bridport 12th September Thomas Cooke Bridport 12th September William Quintin Bridport 12th September Benjamin Sandford 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