Papers of William Stukeley

MSS. Eng. misc. b. 65-67, b. 72, c. 113-114, c. 306, c. 313-319, c. 321-323, c. 351, c. 355, c. 400-401, c. 533, c. 538, d. 143, d. 439-459, d. 480, d. 719, e. 121-141, e. 149-151, e. 195-196, e. 260, e. 374-390, e. 396, e. 403-404, e. 553-554, e. 650-652, e. 666-667, f. 93; Eng. lett. b. 2, c. 9-10, d. 35; Mus. e. 33; Num. e. 18; Top. eccles. d. 6; Top. gen. b. 52-53, c. 37, d. 13-14, e. 61, e. 66-68, g. 1; Top. Lincs. e. 7; Top. Northumberland e. 2; Top. Wilts. c. 4, e. 6

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Title

Papers of William Stukeley

Shelfmark

MSS. Eng. misc. b. 65-67, b. 72, c. 113-114, c. 306, c. 313-319, c. 321-323, c. 351, c. 355, c. 400-401, c. 533, c. 538, d. 143, d. 439-459, d. 480, d. 719, e. 121-141, e. 149-151, e. 195-196, e. 260, e. 374-390, e. 396, e. 403-404, e. 553-554, e. 650-652, e. 666-667, f. 93; Eng. lett. b. 2, c. 9-10, d. 35; Mus. e. 33; Num. e. 18; Top. eccles. d. 6; Top. gen. b. 52-53, c. 37, d. 13-14, e. 61, e. 66-68, g. 1; Top. Lincs. e. 7; Top. Northumberland e. 2; Top. Wilts. c. 4, e. 6

Summary

Papers of William Stukeley

Associated place

Great Britain -- Topography

Date

1687-1861

Language

English

Latin

Physical extent

7.60 Linear metres

116 boxes

Custodial history

One of Stukeley's daughters married Richard Fleming, solicitor and executor of Stukeley. Through their only daughter, Frances, the bulk of Stukeley's papers passed to the St. John family of Dinmore Court, Herefordshire. Some were illegally sold to John Britton by John F. St. John, ca. 1834, but recovered by H. Fleming St. John after Britton's death in 1857.

Acquisition

The papers were acquired by the Library, 1924-1955. See the Summary Catalogue for further details.

Subject

18th century

Antiquarians

Antiquities

17th century

Coins

19th century

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