When the army of Cornishmen crossed into Devon, their leader left behind his Scottish wife Catherine Gordon, Lady Huntley, or as he claimed the “Duchess of York”.
Henry’s Progress, to Easthamstead
Henry’s Progress, to Basingstoke
Henry’s Progress, to Freefolk
Henry’s Progress, to Andover
The approximate route taken by Henry between Salisbury and Andover is traced over a montage of the maps by Christopher Saxton, dated 1576.
Henry’s Progress, 1497, to Salisbury
Henry’s Progress, 1497, Blandford
Henry passed through the birthplace of his counsellor John Morton and close to his mother Margaret Beaufort’s childhood home.
Henry’s Progress, 1497, Dorchester
The King’s Bodyguard
It seems highly likely that Henry was accompanied by a body of Yeomen of the Guard during his progress down to Exeter and home to London