The Flemings in Oxford: Being Documents Selected from the Rydal Papers in Illustration of the Lives and Ways of Oxford Men 1650-1700, Volume 1Oxford Historical Society at the Clarendon Press, 1904 - Intellectual life |
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Additional Notes Appendix Banckes baronet batler Bishop Bodl Bodleian brother Carlisle Charles Christopher Christopher Dudley Church Cockermouth Committee for Compounding Coniston copy Cosen County Cumberland Dalston DANIEL FLEMING Daniel Fleming Esq died DIXON Dudley Earl edition Edward eldest elected English entered Queen's College Esquire father fellow ffor Fletcher Gerard Langbaine Given unto Gray's Inn Hall hath haue HENRY FLEMING honour horse Hutton James John Banckes John Fleming John Kirkby JOSEPH WILLIAMSON July June Kendal King Kirkby knighted Lady Lamplugh late letter library at Rydal London Lord March married matriculated Oxford Oxon Paid unto parish Parliament Printed probably proceeded B.A. Provost Queen's College Library recd Richard Roger Kirkby Rydal Hall sent Sept Sir John Lowther sister Skirwith Smith Spent Thomas THOMAS DIXON Westmorland wife William ΙΟ ΟΙ
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