The Digital Ark: Early Modern Collections of Curiosities in England and Scotland, 1580-1700
Tobias Matthew, Archbishop of York (1544 - 1628)
Dictionary of National Biography entry: http://www.oxforddnb.com/view/article/18342 Relationships: Tobias Matthew was a great-grandfather of Dorcas Dyneley (-15 May 1709)Frances Matthew (1550/51-1629) was a wife of Tobias Matthew
Jane Robinson (1631-fl. 1712) was a grand-child of Tobias Matthew
Linked print sources: as Mentions or references - Ducatus Leodiensis; or the topography of the town and parish of Leedes and parts adjacent ...
References in Documents:
Calculus, consisting of several Coasts or Crusts,
taken out
of the Bladder of
Robinson
were found 35, some as large as Nutmegs or small Wall-nuts; it much
resembles
Bezoar. Given me by his
ter to the famous Archbishop
Sea-Unicorn's Horn,
white and solid; the Pre
sent of
Dorcas Dyneley,
Fran
ces
ces
Parker,
of
Matthews
Elizabeth
Miscellanies. The
Yorke
of
Duresm
Convocation
rection and Additions of
Statutesfor the Cathedral Church of
; the Form of theDuresm
Exercisein the Diocess of
Chester
Hutton
in Question before the King
Government of the Church, Common-Prayer,
&c. Exceptions
against the
Canons
Jurisdiction of
Yorke
Cambridge
High-Commissionersfor the Province of
Yorke
King's
Letter to
Yorke
Preachers; the King's Injun
ction, and Archbishop's Letter to the Bishops of his Province
thereupon
Swinburn
Lecturers
Licences,
&c. many of them endorsed by
Toby Mat
thew
thew
MatchSpanish
Articuli Matrimoniales inter Sereniss. Car. Princ. & Mariam Infan
tamHispan . Don.
tam
Tho. D.
Fairfax
Cameron.
Day-Book, a curious M.S. of my honoured
Friend
Hen. Sampson
Heywood
moirs
Sam. Winter
John Shaw, Vicar of
Rotheram
writ by himself.
Reynerof
Lincoln
&c.
Tobie Matthews
Sampson
and of
Elk. Wales
, nearPudsey
, which I collectedLeedes
from Registers, M.S. and Original Papers in this
Musæum.
Toby Matthews
Year
Yorke
.Spanhemius
de raris Numismatis
de raris Numismatis
NicholsonLord Bishop of
Carlisle
cerning the
andBritish
Amulets and CoinsSaxon
scriptions of
Parker
of the first Sett of
Elizabeth
of Supremacy. These, and their Successors, are digested Alphabeti
cally;
.Abbot , Atterbury ; Barckley , Barlow , Bentham , Best , Beveridge ,
Boyle ,
Bramhall , Brideoake , Bridgeman , Bullingham , Burnet ; Compton ,
Cosins , Cox , Cumberland ;
Davyes , Dolben , Doping ; Fell , Fleetwood , Fow
ler ; Gardiner , Geste , Goodman , Grindall ,
Guning ; Hacket , Hall , Harsnet ,
Hartstong , Hooper , Hopkins , Hough , Humfreys ,
Huntington , Hutton ; Jewel ,
Jones , Juxon ; Ken , Kidder , King ; Lake , Lamplugh , Laud ,
Leighton ,
Lloyd , Loftus ; Margetson , Marsh , Matthewes , Merrick , Mewe ,
More , Mor
ley , Morton , Montague ; Neile , Nicolson ; Palliser , Parker , Parkurst , Pa
trick ,
Pearson , Pilkington ; Rainbow , Ravis , Reynolds , Robinson ; Sandys ,
Scory , Sharp ,
Sheldon , Smalridge , Sprat , Stern , Stillingfleet , Stratford ; Tay
lor , Tenison ,
Thornbrough , Tillotson , Turner ; Usher ; Wake , Walker , Wal
ton , Watson , Wettenhall ,
White , Whitgift , Wickham , Wilkins , Williams ,
Wilson , Worth ; Young
ler
ley
trick
lor
ton
a remarkable
Calculus
Coats or crusts taken out of the bladder of
r.
Robinson
Burniston
by his
Job:
Matthews
as Nutmegs or litle Walnuts, but 2 spoonfuls of
moisture left.
a
d
by the memorable Lady,
to her
t