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Browse all 369 topicsUse these entries under SOURCE QUOTATION STANDARD. Source: EEBO/TCP A15075, XML A15075 truth and error discouered. "TRVTH AND ERROR DISCOVERED IN TWO SERMONS IN St MAries in Oxford." "By ANTONY WHITE Master of Arts of Corpus Christi Colledge in Oxford."
Royal Berkshire Archives D/EN/F6/1/11, dated at Whitehall on 19 December 1606, is a letter from Charles Howard, Earl of Nottingham, formerly Lord Howard of Effingham, to Sir Henry Neville of Billingbear. The large titlesignature is Nottingham; the contemporary...
Royal Berkshire Archives D/EN/O12/19, written from the court at Oatlands on 24 June 1593, places the young Henry Neville in an active suit for an office described as the keeping of the house in Windsor castle. Charles Howard,
Royal Berkshire Archives D/EN/F6/2/7 is a direct family letter from Dorothy Killigrew Seymour to her brotherinlaw Henry Neville. It brings together five subjects rarely visible in one document: parliamentary scheduling, Neville's
The Edward Nevill who witnessed Sir Henry Neville's will on 30 April 1615 was Henry's adult younger brother Edward Neville II. The will identifies him in the bequest clause and repeats his name in the execution clause: “I do give unto Henry Nevill sonne of my ...
The source behind Ken Feinstein's 2019 image is now identified exactly. The image is not a photograph of a monument. It is a crop from printed p. 82 of Elias Ashmole's The History and Antiquities of Berkshire (1736), where the Latin inscription on Edward Nevil...
The older adjacentname sweep undercounted the elder Sir Henry Neville material. A12973 and A72130 are direct 1579 EEBO/TCP witnesses for Sir Henry Neville of Billingbear (d. 1593) in the Windsor witchcraft case. A12973 has one substantive Sir Henry Neuell pass...
The 1579 Windsor witchcraft pamphlets should be treated as direct EEBO witnesses for Sir Henry Neville of Billingbear, the elder (d. 1593), not for the ambassador himself. A12973, A rehearsall both straung and true, contains one substantive passage: Elizabeth ...
Elizabeth Bacon, formerly Lady Nevell and by 1595 Lady Peryam, was not associated with only one major Elizabethan composer. William Byrd's My Ladye Nevells Booke was completed in 1591. Four years later Thomas Morley dedicated his First Booke of Canzonets to Tw...
Use these entries under SOURCE QUOTATION STANDARD. Source: Local text extraction from John Harley, "My Ladye Nevell' Revealed," quoting the Baldwin colophon, Harley MyLadyeNevellRevealed 2005. "ffinished & ended the leventh of september"
Source: Local source note for Hagecius, Apodixis Physica et Mathematica de Cometis (1581), HAGECIUS APODIXIS 1581 SOURCE NOTE. "The work is addressed to Andreas Dudith" What it proves: The Hagecius book should be cited as a DudithHagecius printed witness that ...
The best reading of the manorname in three Royal Berkshire Archives records is Hartoke, a contemporary spelling of Hertoke, the manor also called Ashridge north of Wokingham. It is not the famous Ashridge in Hertfordshire. The identification is controlled by f...
Three Royal Berkshire Archives documents reveal a sustained Salisbury waterworks project involving Sir Henry Neville and an adult Henry Myddelton. They should be separated decisively from the New River receipts with which
Probate will anchor: Anne Neville and Sir Henry Savile are named as executors in the registered copy (Henry Neville Will Transcription v3). Killigrew anchor: Sr Robert Killigrewe receives a plate bequest as a freind, not as executor.
Royal Berkshire Archives D/EN/F6/1/6, dated 20 July 1601, is the most compact firstperson statement yet identified of Neville's landed position at the beginning of his long Tower confinement. It is more than a rent roll. In
Royal Berkshire Archives D/EN/F6/1/9 is a sealed bond made by Sir Henry Neville of Billingbear to John Petre, first Baron Petre, on 24 February 1606/7. Neville bound himself in a penal sum of £160. The bond would become void if he paid Petre £100 on 20 June 16...
Three photographs formerly treated as Documents 70, 71 and 72 are not three maps. They are overlapping frames of one very large, handcoloured, engraved, dissected and linenbacked map. Direct comparison of lettering, coloured parish