Collections relating to Abingdon by John Stevenson: The writer has collected a good deal of material, but makes very uncritical use of it
MS. Gough Berks 6
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Title
Collections relating to Abingdon by John Stevenson: The writer has collected a good deal of material, but makes very uncritical use of it
Shelfmark
MS. Gough Berks 6
Summary
Collections relating to Abingdon by John Stevenson: The writer has collected a good deal of material, but makes very uncritical use of it:
Notices of the town of Abingdon (the school, fol. 164: hospital, fol. 219: churches, fol. 232: and burgesses in Parliament, fol. 271)
At fol. 97 are two letters from W. Richardson, master of Emmanuel college, Cambridge, 1774)
At fol. 164 a copy of the agreement establishing Dunch scholarships at Balliol college, Oxford, 1605
Date
Written in the first half of the 18th century by J. Stevenson
Language
English
Latin
Physical facet
On paper
Physical extent
292 Leaves
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Collection contents
Berkshire
Collections relating to Abingdon by John Stevenson: The writer has collected a good deal of material, but makes very uncritical use of it
