The Digital Ark: Early Modern Collections of Curiosities in England and Scotland, 1580-1700
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References in Documents:of the Names and Arms of theAlphabetical List
Nobility and
Gentry, with the List of those in
Gentry
Yorkeshire
same County from
bility and Gentry in the Bishoprick of
. TheDurham
Knights
that dwelt between
andTyne
, Temp.Tees
H. 3. The Northern
Gentry whose Names end in
Son, by
HeRich. Glover Somerset
rald
Knights of the Garterfrom the Foundation of the
Order to the Earl of
, Temp.Stafford
Car. 1. The
Roman Stations
in the
North ofEngland , the ancient and modern Names. Char
ters relating to
Fountain's-Abbey. This, and the preceding
were formerly the Books of
Barth. Towers
(andLeedes
were presented to me by
Hinks
been perused by the
Hen. Fairfax
,Bolton-Percy
Lords
Presidents of the Council at Yorke, from the first Erection of that
Presidents of the Council at Yorke
Court
.Stafford
It remains that I make a grateful mention of such of our learned and
worÂthy Friends, as have given us any considerable information or
assistance; as well to do them right, as to acquaint the Reader whom we mean by
some names recorded in this Work. Those were Sir Thomas
Brown of Sheffield Parish, Yorkshire,
who sent us the Descriptions and Cases of many rare Birds, and discovered and
gave us notice of many Species thereabout, which we knew not before to be native
of Philip Skippon of
Bliborough in
the County of
Ralph Johnson of Brignal near
Greta Bridge in
Yorkshire, a Person of singular skill
in Zoology, especially the History
of Birds, who besides the Descriptions and
Genera.
ofRalph Johnson
nearBrignal
inGreta Bridge
a Person of singular skill inYorkshire ,
Zoology,especially the
Historyof
Birds,who besides the Descriptions and
Genera.