The Haunted Hub - Paranormal Investigations's video: Halloween Special - Paranormal Investigation - Haunted Ghost Story Of The Bradgate Ruin

The story of Bradgate House goes back long before Lady Jane's birth, however, and is intertwined with the history of Bradgate Park, a large country park in which the ruins stand. Bradgate Park began as a hunting ground in the early 13th century. It was enclosed by an earthwork bank and ditch, topped by oak timbers. In 1445 the park passed by marriage to the Grey family, who owned it for the next 5 centuries. The first grey owner was Edward Grey, whose son John married Elizabeth Woodville. After John's death at the Battle of St Albans in 1461 Elizabeth married King Edward IV. One of Elizabeth's sons by her first marriage was Sir Thomas Grey, the 1st Marquess of Dorset. Sometime after 1490, Sir Thomas prepared the land to build an impressive house in the former medieval deer park. He intended his new house to replace the old Grey house at Groby. Unfortunately, he died in 1501 before the project could begin and it was left to his son Thomas Grey, the 2nd Marquess, to build Bradgate House. The house was finished sometime around 1520. LADY JANE GREY Sir Thomas Grey died in 1530 and was succeeded by his son Henry, the 3rd Marquess of Dorset, who was married to Frances, the daughter of the Duke of Suffolk. The couple's daughter Jane was born at Bradgate House 12 October 1537. That same month Henry VIII's third wife, Jane Seymour, gave birth to a son. The Grey's, always ambitious, hoped to marry their daughter to Prince Edward, the new heir to the throne, even though the two infants were cousins. Lady Jane Grey spent her childhood at Bradgate where she developed a reputation for scholarship. Unlike the rest of her family who enjoyed outdoor sports such as hunting, Jane preferred the company of a good book. ane's relatives had other plans for her. One relative was John Dudley, the Duke of Northumberland. Dudley realised that Edward, now reigning as Edward VI, was sickly and unlikely to live long. He and Jane's parents forced her to accept marriage to John Dudley's son Guildford. On his deathbed, King Edward named Jane as his heir. On 10 July 1554 Lady Jane Grey was crowned as Queen of England. It was a bold move, but one fated to fail, for the Duke of Northumberland had little support and when Henry VIII's eldest daughter Mary gathered an army and marched on London, Lady Jane's reign of nine days collapsed. All the major conspirators were executed, including Lady Jane and her husband Guildford Dudley.We are a Team of EVP Specialists our aim is to share with you our most compelling amazing, scary Paranormal evidence to date! OUR INVESTIGATIONS Capturing real time intelligent EVPs/ disembodied sounds and voices during our investigations, and recorded live on camera! Has we conduct our EVP sessions. All of our terrifying Spirit communication and Phenomena has been captured on EVP recorders, Sb7/PSB11 Spirit boxes/ Ghost Portal/ and camera microphones. What you are about to witness in our Paranormal videos is what we believe to be direct intelligent contact with those who have passed over to the other side. These Responses are REAL and at times Shocking, Malevolent, and of a Dark Nefarious Nature. Viewer discretion is advised! Website. www.hauntdehub.tv Twitter https://twitter.com/Leicparanormal Facebook https://www.facebook.com/tony.evp Please subscribe to keep fully updated with new released episodes.