Account book
MS. Eng. c. 3201
Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford
Description
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Title
Account book
Shelfmark
MS. Eng. c. 3201
Summary
(fols. 35-122) are blank
Mainly relates to a moiety, held by John Haynes and subsequently by members of the Gibson family, of the fees due to the Principal Registrar of the diocese and province of Canterbury, with
(fol. 1) details of a controversy concerning the grant of licences to marry in times prohibited, 1723
(fols. 9v-11, 14v-15v) notes on office holders in the curia of the Archbishop of Canterbury and on their duties and fees
(fol. 12) commission of John Haynes as Principal Registrar, 1736
(fols. 139-138rev., 132v-131rev.,140v) drafts and copies of ecclesiastical forms and other documents, 1714-38
(fol. 140v) 'A Cure for the Dropsy', from the London Daily Post, 1739
Date
1714-1797
Language
English
Physical extent
141 Leaves
Custodial history
Bookplate of St. Paul's Cathedral Library.
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Collection contents
Archive of Edmund Gibson, Bishop of London, and his descendants
Financial papers
Account book
