Regiment History

A Living Legacy of Loyalty and Honour

The Earl Rivers’ Regiment of Foote stands as a proud part of the Sealed Knot, dedicated to authentically reenacting the events and experiences of the English Civil War. Through detailed research, immersive portrayal, and a commitment to camaraderie, we honour the memory of those who marched before us, keeping history alive, one campaign at a time.

​Thank you to Victor Judge for granting permission to use his Sources & article, originally published in English Civil War Magazine, with contributions from Terry Richardson.

John Savavge 2nd Earl Rivers

John Savage, 2nd Earl Rivers

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Earl Rivers Regiment History

Earl Rivers’ Regiment history

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Sir John Boys

Sir John Boys

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Goodneston Church

John Boys resting place

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Defence of Donnington castle

Earl Rivers Regiment at the defence of Donnington Castle

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Captain Knights in relation to the Siege of Donnington Castle

Captain Knights Relation of The Siege of Donnington Castle

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Terms of Surrender

Terms of the surrender of Donnington Castle

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Donnington Castle

Donnington Castle – a brief history

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Donnington castle Plan

A plan of Donnington Castle

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Bill Annetts

Bill Annetts 1926-1997

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Chronology of TheEnglish Civil War

Chronology of The English Civil War 1642 - 1647

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Falklands Memorial Newbury

Unveiling the Falklands Memorial at Newbury

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Wallingford Castle

Wallingford Castle

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Earl Rivers History

Rivers in 1983

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We feel that it is important to portray a well rounded view of 17th century life and you may want to find out more about our different roles on our roles page.

We work hard to portray a realistic and authentic representation of our past, but that doesn’t mean we don’t have fun. You’ll find a whole new bunch of friends waiting for you in our Regiment with social events such as BBQ’s , Regimental get-togethers and trips to the beer tent when at musters.