Alexander Walden
Sir Alexander Walden (died 1401), of Matching and Rickling, Essex, was an English politician.
Life
Walden was the son of Alexander Walden and the nephew of the MP, Humphrey Walden. He married Elizabeth Somery, the daughter and heiress of John Somery of Bygrave, Hertfordshire. His second wife was Juliana.[1]
Career
Walden was knighted by 1372. He was a Member of Parliament for Essex in September 1388 and November 1390.[2]
gollark: I don't think it would change much even if it was somehow conclusively demonstrated that it was actually leaked from a lab somewhere.
gollark: This honestly looks like satire.
gollark: Bitcoin's thing (and most others) is basically just "bruteforce a really low hash value".
gollark: Ethereum charges you for on-blockchain computing power in some way, but since the NFTs mean basically nothing and are just pointers to external things, they can totally have turing machines if they want to.
gollark: The issue with that is that mining has to be hard to *do* but easy to *verify*.
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