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2341. Add MS 6032

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Title:
Collections towards a Hiatory of Cheshire, made by John Woodnoth esquire
Scope & Content:
A large folio (141 folios), containing collections towards a History of Cheshire, made by John Woodnoth esquire of Shavington, in the 17th Century, being copies of various original documents, abstracts of charters, etc. viz. 1. Warrant from King Charles I to Thomas Cowper esquire, Mayor of Che...
Collection Area:
Western Manuscripts
Languages:
English and Latin
Date Range:
17th century
Extent:
1 volume (141 folios)

2342. Add MS 6033

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Title:
Collection of Oxfordshire Church notes
Scope & Content:
A thin folio volume (72 folios), in which are a collection of Oxfordshire Church notes, transcribed by the Reverend John Gutch from the papers Antony Wood, in the Ashmolean Museum at Oxford, marked E 1. These notes relate to: Bersington [Bensington?]. (Printed in the ‘Parochial Collections fo...
Collection Area:
Western Manuscripts
Languages:
English
Date Range:
[1781-1831]
Extent:
1 volume (72 folios)

2343. Add MS 6034

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Title:
Terrier of the Manor of Great Massingham, Norfolk
Scope & Content:
A Terrier of the Manor of Great Massingham, Norfolk, belonging to Ann Gresham, widow of Sir Thomas Gresham of London, Knight, and signed with her hand at the bottom of every leaf. (temp. Hen. VIII)Slightly imperfect at the end, in a Folio volume (79 folios). In 1713 this manuscript belonged to...
Collection Area:
Western Manuscripts
Languages:
English
Date Range:
1509-1547
Extent:
1 volume (79 folios)

2344. Add MS 6035

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Title:
Court Rolls of the Manor of Flampsted, in Hertfordshire
Scope & Content:
Original Court Rolls of the Manor of Flampsted, in Hertfordshire, belonging to Julius Ferrers esquire and John Ferrers esquire (subsequently Sir John Ferrers). Written fairly in Vellum, in a large folio volume (103 folios). A few leaves have been cut out at the beginning and end. The date of the...
Collection Area:
Western Manuscripts
Languages:
English
Date Range:
1581-1608
Extent:
1 volume (103 folios)

2345. Add MS 6036

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Title:
THE BLACK BOOK OF WINCHESTER: record book of the City of Winchester, temp. Henry IV - 1551. Partly Latin and French. Origin: England. The material chiefly consists of records of decisions at Common Council, together with copies of other documents concerning the customs and privileges of the City, the earliest being dated 1265. The contents are generally in chronological order, but copies of documents earlier than the main text are included where relevant, and later material is frequently ins...
Scope & Content:
City of Winchester: 'Black Book' of: temp. Hen. IV -1551: Partly Lat. and Fr.
Collection Area:
Western Manuscripts
Languages:
English, French, and Latin
Date Range:
[1399]-1551
Extent:
1 item

2346. Add MS 6037

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Title:
Transcripts of abstracts of 2 Monastic Cartularies
Scope & Content:
A thin folio volume (73 folios and 47 folios) containing, in a neat modern hand, transcripts of the two following valuable abstracts of Monastic Cartularies: 1. ‘Ex Registro per amplo et perauti quo Cartarum in Ecclesiæ X ti C ntuar in ejusdem Ecclesiæ Thesaurarua reservato, unde sequential ma...
Collection Area:
Western Manuscripts
Languages:
Latin
Date Range:
Early 18th century
Extent:
1 volume (120 folios)

2347. Add MS 6038

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Title:
The Commonplace Book of Sir Julius Cæsar
Scope & Content:
A thick folio volume (609 folios), being the Commonplace Book of Sir Julius Cæsar, in his own hand (chiefly in Latin), alphabetically arranged, and finished 12 December 1629. The contents are principally of an ethical and theological description. Prefixed is the Printed Title and ‘Præfatio a...
Collection Area:
Western Manuscripts
Languages:
English and Latin
Date Range:
Early 17th century
Extent:
1 volume (609 folios)

2348. Add MS 6039

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Title:
'DIALOGUS MIRACULORUM' OF CAESARIUS OF HEISTERBACH: a translation of Distinctiones vii-xii made by Johann Hartlieb (fl. 1433-1477), at the request of Hans Püterich, burgher of Munich; late 15th cent. German. Origin: Germany. Incipits and chapter headings in Latin. Translator's prologue beg. 'Hye hebt sich an die vorred', f. 1. Author's prologue beg. 'zw tewsch als vil gesprochen', f. 1v. The translation ends (f. 242v) with a prayer. Printed from this unique manuscript under the title Johann ...
Scope & Content:
Watermarks: Mont: 15th cent. Theology: Caesarius, of Heisterbach: Johann Hartlieb, German author: Translation by J. Hartlieb of part of the 'Dialogus Miraculorum' of Caesarius of Heisterbach: late 15th cent: Germ.
Collection Area:
Western Manuscripts
Languages:
English and German
Date Range:
Late 15th century
Extent:
1 item

2349. Add MS 6040

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Title:
SOUTHWARK CHARTULARY: fragments from a chartulary of the Augustinian Priory of St Mary Overy, Southwark; 13th-14th cent. Latin. Origin: England. See Davis, Cartularies, no. 908. For another register of this house, see Cotton MS. Faustina A.VIII. The fragments were taken from some childrens' drum heads by Thomas Martin of Palgrave (d.1771): the drums were made in Exeter (f. 5v). See also memoranda by Henry Ellis, 1814 (f. 1). Presented by William Bray, Esq., antiquary, 12 Feb. 1814. Vellum ...
Scope & Content:
Chartularies: London; Southwark. St Mary Overy Priory: Cartulary of St Mary Overy Priory: 13th-14th cent: Lat: Fragm. includes: ff. 2-3v Mitcham, Surrey: Grants in, to St Mary Overy Priory, Southwark: 13th cent: Lat. f. 4v Jewels and Plate: Inventories: John de Burnham: Inventory of plate, etc...
Collection Area:
Western Manuscripts
Languages:
English and Latin
Date Range:
13th century-14th century
Extent:
1 item

2350. Add MS 6041

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Title:
MORTIMER INVENTORIES: inventories of the muniments of Edmund Mortimer, Earl of March (d.1381) and of Philippa his wife (d. bef. 1381), daughter of Lionel, Duke of Clarence, stored in the Earl's treasury at Wigmore Castle; late 14th cent., aft. 1393. French. Origin: England. Imperfect at beginning and end. Davis, Cartularies, no. 1294. The estates of the Mortimer family, the present MS. and its relationship with Harley MS. 1240 are discussed in H. Wood, 'The muniments of Edmund de Mortimer, t...
Scope & Content:
Chartularies: Inventories: Wigmore, Herefordshire: Edmund Mortimer, 3rd Earl of March: Philippa Mortimer, wife of Edmund, 3rd Earl of March: Inventory of the muniments of the Earl and Countess of March in the treasury at Wigmore Castle: late 14th cent., aft. 1393: Fr.
Collection Area:
Western Manuscripts
Languages:
English and French
Date Range:
Late 14th century
Extent:
1 item

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