The Digital Ark: Early Modern Collections of Curiosities in England and Scotland, 1580-1700
Samuel Ibbetson ( - 3 Sep 1697)
Cloth merchant and patriarch of the family that would become Barons of Rookwood. Died on the third of September 1697. Thoresby collaborated with Ibbetson on an ill-fated business venture to make oil of rape seed (Atkinson, 319, 344. Diary vol. 1, p. 193). "The Ibbetsons were a rather numerous family, of good position. Of five brothers, the second, Joseph, and the youngest, Joshua Ibbetson, were Aldermen, and the latter ... elected Mayor(ibid).Relationships: Samuel Ibbetson was a brother of Joshua Ibbetson (-)
Rachael Boyse (-fl. 1699) was a relative of Samuel Ibbetson
James Ibbetson (-fl. 1694) was a son of Samuel Ibbetson
Linked print sources: as Donator of object(s) - Ducatus Leodiensis; or the topography of the town and parish of Leedes and parts adjacent ...
as Mentions or references - Ralph Thoresby, the Topographer: The Town and His Times.
References in Documents:
Cornelian Signets, see the
cient and small
be the old Cypher for
is S or C: But
when I had the Honour (in Company of the Learned GaleSpanheim,
basador from the PrussiaWilliam,
that x is very often used for S, not only upon some ancient Coins,
but Marbles.
with the Cross above and wounded Head and
Nails below, the whole
surrounded with Rays of Glory. But this seems rather designed to
make Wafers for the Eucharist, or perhaps for the Impression upon
certain Books.MargaretSaunca Margaretta. It was
an early Custom among the Christians to
have the Names and Pictures
of their Tutelar Saints cut upon their Signets.Gray-Friars at
ArdingtonNunnery
inscribed
S. Communitatis: Frm: minor Bedfordi. (Don. D.
Merc.
Leod.)
her Son
Sigillum, as in the former)
Helisadis porisse de
Tuba. This, and the former are Oval, what follows are Circular.
Tuba
Gabriel,
Maria Gracia plena, Dominus
Saviour
Virgo Pudica Pia, nostri miserere Maria.
These three were sold amongst old Metal, but preserved for me by
Sam. Smith
Talbotupon a Wreath under a Viscount's.
but more ancient, hath Z between two Crosses, inscribed,
Gurdon de
Pontfrac: Sent me by the
Pontfrac
Lascels
SealRing found at
Kirkstal-Abbey
cient; it hath a Demi-Lion upon a Tower. Don. D.
derm.
Leod.
Palmetto-Leaf
or impress'd with a Stile; it is above half a Yard long, and but an
Inch broad:
near 12 in Length; these by a Hole
punched at both Ends appear
to have been designed for a Book, and to be filed upon
Strings.
small Bengall
ditions of
the Bible.
sparent Indian Writing upon diffe
rent Sorts of Red Ink
and Black,Gold upon
blew made up
into a Fan,
before.
of the Sclavonian
Character in a Roll of
Don. D. Book or Scroll of 17
Yards two Foot
long, wrap'd up in
Quartoeight Inches broad, from
Onarin the King
dom of
Pen. Don. D.
of
in
Arabickwrit in the
H.'s
by
whose Translation of the New Testament into modern
Greek, was
printed
Anno
Jo. Hardy
JewishPhilactery in
He
brew, in a single Scroll of Parchment, with the four Sentences of the
brew
Law mentioned by
Grew
Society
Eliz. Bland
mitive Language (wherein she was instructed by the Lord
mont
, given me byTurkish
Commission
the said
Bland
large,
viz. three Inches broad, and above half a Foot in Length.
Divan ofAlgiers 's
John Lawson
Arabickgilded. Don. D.
but
note, the
Wax, but
Ink; the Emperor's Name
being usually written with Flourishes, and in perplexed Characters;
nor have they any Coat of Arms upon their Seals, there being no
such Thing as Gentility among them. (
Smith
tinople
ManxWarrant or Token is not
to be understood of one under Hand and Seal upon Paper, but of a
blew
Slate, about the Bigness of a Crown-Piece,with the
Slate
DeemstersMark
upon it, which being delivered to the Defendant, he is obliged to
appear. (Vide
Cambd. Brit. N. E. p. 1066.
T S M (
Tho. Sodor & Man), and upon the other the
Governor'sMark,
for the Person charged thereby, being a Soldier, was not to be forced
from his Post by any Power but the Governor's. The
Bishop of
now as much in Use as ever, and the People pay a readier Obedi
ence to them, than to an Order under Hand and Seal.
, by theAnnatationes in Novum Testamentum ex H. Hammondo
Mr.
Rich. Kaye
,Lactantius
Per
sonsand
sons
Placesmentioned in the
Old Testament, writ by
Sam.
Ibbetson
Ibbetson
Chr. Nesse
Belton
various Authors,
Rich. Beavot
SclavonianCharacter. Don. D.
Sam. Ibbetson
Merc.
Leod.
an Example of the
r
& language, in a paper
foot long. Don:
t: