Editing Tyburn (section)

==Executioners==
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  The last hanging at Tyburn was in 1783.
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* "The hangman of London", Cratwell, {{circa|1534}}<ref>{{Cite book|title=The Old Bailey and its trials|date=1950}}</ref> – 1 September 1538<ref>''A Chronicle of England During the Reigns of the Tudors, from A.D. 1485 to 1559'' Wriothsley</ref><ref>Tyburn Tree: Its History and Annals</ref><ref>{{Blockquote|
And the Sonday after [[Bartelemew daye]], was one Cratwell, hangman of London, and two persones more hanged at the wrestlying place on the backesyde of [[Clarkenwell]] besyde London}}
Hall. Hen. VIII an. 30, cited in ''A New Dictionary of the English Language'', Charles Richardson (1836) William Pickering, London. Vol 1 p. 962, col 1</ref>
* [[Thomas Derrick]], {{circa|1608}}
* Gregory Brandon, 1625 (or earlier) – ?, after whom the phrase the "Gregorian tree" was coined<ref name="Brewer">Brewer's Dictionary of Phrase and Fable</ref>
* Robert Brandon – 1649, "Young Gregory" alongside his father at least part of the period<ref name="Brewer" />
* [[Edward Dun]]
* [[Jack Ketch]], 1663 – early 1686, reinstated briefly in late 1686
* [[Paskah Rose]], 1686 – 28 May 1686
* Richard Pearse, (?) 1686–?
* Unknown or unknowns
* [[John Price (executioner)|John Price]], 1714–16
* [[William Marvell]], 1716 – November 1717
* John Price, 1717–18
* William Marvell, (?) 1718
* Bailiff Banks, ?–1719
* Richard Arnet, 1719 – {{circa|1726}}
* John Hooper, ? – March 1735
* John Thrift March 1735 – May 1752
* Thomas Turlis, 1754– 6 February 1771<ref>{{Cite news |date=7 February 1771 |title=LONDON |page=2 |work=[[The Stamford Mercury]] |issue=2102 |url=https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/ |access-date=9 September 2023}}</ref>
* Edward Dennis, 1771 – 21 November 1786