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Sir Henry Harington of Bagworth and Baltinglass (died 1613), English and Irish landowner and soldier, known for his defeat at Arklow in 1599. Henry Harington was a son of Sir James Harington of Exton, Rutland (died 1592) and Lucy, the daughter of Sir William Sidney of Penshurst, Kent. His estates were at Bagworth and Baltinglass. In 1608 he began to build a castle at Carnew. He died in 1613.

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rdfs:comment	Sir Henry Harington of Bagworth and Baltinglass (died 1613), English and Irish landowner and soldier, known for his defeat at Arklow in 1599. Henry Harington was a son of Sir James Harington of Exton, Rutland (died 1592) and Lucy, the daughter of Sir William Sidney of Penshurst, Kent. His estates were at Bagworth and Baltinglass. In 1608 he began to build a castle at Carnew. He died in 1613. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Carnew Battle of Deputy's Pass Harington family Anthony Standen (spy) Holt Heath, Worcestershire Penshurst Robert Devereux, 2nd Earl of Essex Elizabeth Stuart, Queen of Bohemia Elmesthorpe Grangegorman Anne of Denmark Leicestershire Sir William Sidney Felim McFiach O'Byrne Francis Quarles Henry Bromley (died 1615) Magdalen Wood Bagworth Baltinglass Baltinglass Abbey 1613 deaths 16th-century English people Twickenham James Harington (lawyer) James Pilkington (bishop) John Frescheville, 1st Baron Frescheville Dublin Essex in Ireland Exton, Rutland Nine Years' War (Ireland) Rutland Hertingfordbury Irish House of Commons Arklow Athlone 17th-century English people John Harington (writer) Kelston Kent Bishop of Durham Henry Lawes People of the Nine Years' War (Ireland) Kinsale (Parliament of Ireland constituency) Lucy Russell, Countess of Bedford
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has abstract	Sir Henry Harington of Bagworth and Baltinglass (died 1613), English and Irish landowner and soldier, known for his defeat at Arklow in 1599. Henry Harington was a son of Sir James Harington of Exton, Rutland (died 1592) and Lucy, the daughter of Sir William Sidney of Penshurst, Kent. His estates were at Bagworth and Baltinglass. Harington was in command of troops in 1599 under the Earl of Essex in his military expedition of 1599–1600 to Ireland during the Nine Year's War. He was defeated at the Battle of Deputy's Pass near Arklow on 29 May 1599 by the forces of Felim McFiach O'Byrne, with the loss of 250 soldiers. There was a court-martial, and two captains were sentenced to death, and the troops of Captain Loftus were decimated by lot. Harington never had a significant military command again. Later in the same year his cousin Sir John Harington of Kelston wrote to Anthony Standen from Athlone with news of another incident. Henry Harington had met the Irish leader "Rorie Ogie" or Rory Og for a parley or negotiation, but was abducted by him for ransom. Harington's friends would not send a ransom but surrounded his house with 100 soldiers. Rory Og wounded Harington 14 times and then escaped through the cordon. The English soldiers were frightened of Rory Og and thought he had compelled them not to touch him by magic. In 1608 he began to build a castle at Carnew. In his will, Harington initially nominated Jonas Quarles, brother of the author Francis Quarles, as his executor, but changed his mind. He bequeathed the tenancy of Wicklow or Baltinglass Abbey and mill to his servant Robert Barfoote. He died in 1613. (en)
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