Tim Worrall  Commanding Officer (CO)

Tim joined the Sealed Knot Society in 1990 and his experience of arms includes fighting with pike, musket, artillery and sword. He currently enjoys the rank of Major.  He has been involved in muster organisation from the small regimental events up to the major battles. 

Tim specialises in the knowledge and use of weapons of the English Civil War.

Adrian Copping  Second in Command (2i/c)

Adrian, as Second in Command of the Regiment, is responsible for Lilburne’s in the absence of the CO both on and off the field.  He supports the CO away from SK events in administrative and communication roles.

Adrian holds the rank of Sergeant within the Regiment.

One of the longest serving members of the regiment with over thirty years experience. Adrian joined the Sealed Knot in 1974 as a pikeman before becoming a musketeer; he has had experience with all roles on the field except cavalry.

Off the field Adrian has risen through the ranks to command two regiments and hold a position on brigade staff. The experience gained over the years is a great benefit to the Regiment as he can provide help with all aspects of work.

His favourite arm is still the pike and when asked to command the Regiment’s pike block took up the position in 2002. Adrian holds the rank of Captain.

Ged is responsible for commanding Lilburne's Artillery Pieces (cannon) on and off the field and for supervising the training of the Gun Captains and crew.

Ged holds the rank of Lieutenant.

Fiona Worrall   Regimental Drum Major

Fiona has been in the society since 1976. Her experience of arms includes fighting with pike and artillery but currently either fights with musket or takes the field in her role as Regimental Drum Major. She has been involved in organising a variety of events ranging from lectures, talks and presentations, C17th banquets, small regimental events up to the major battles. She has written and produced much of the Regimental literature including an information pack, a welcome pack, and an education pack for children. 

Fiona specialises in the knowledge of the dress and social history of the English Civil War period.

Andy Eatch   Public Relations Officer

Andy leads the PR team, produces the Regimental newsletter 'Lil Bernie's Shout' and maintains this website.

Andy takes to the field as either a musketeer or on artillery.

Michael Waterson   Treasurer

In addition to looking after the Regimental finances, Michael is one of our most experienced musketeers. He and his family are also keen on 17th Century living history.

Michael holds the rank of Corporal.

Ceridwen Copping   Adjutant

Ceridwen is responsible for all Regimental administration including membership, welcome packs, etc. 

Previously a member of the musket block, she is now very active on living history.