MRP: New in the wiki
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New in the wiki
THIS ENTRY IS SUBJECT TO FREQUENT ADDITION
Friday, 7th October 2011
- Profile of Tobell Aylmer, citizen of London and draper. A cousin and friend of Elizabeth Dallison, he may well have been with George Oxenden in Surat in the late 1650s. He kept a house in Ludgate Hill visited by a number of the Oxenden and Dallison social group
Tuesday, 4th October 2011
- Profile of Edward Kelke (junior), of Gray's Inn, a friend and contemporary of Sir George Oxenden, who chose Elizabeth Dallison as his sole executrix
Saturday, 1st October 2011
- Profile of the lawyer Robert Raworth, who served the Dallison and Oxenden family in legal matters for more than forty years
Tuesday, 27th September 2011
- Images of Canterbury from William Somner, 2nd ed. (1703), William Gostling (1777), and Edward Hasted (1801)
Monday, 26th September 2011
- Profile of Hardres Court, home of Sir Richard Hardres, cousin of Sir George Oxenden, Elizabeth Dallison and James Master
Wednesday, 21st September 2011
- Updated Research questions page with new questions on land and leases
Tuesday, 20th September 2011
- New main page tab for Academic contacts and Field visits
- Field visit report to Kent parishes of Seale and Halling to follow
Tuesday, 13th September 2011
- Profile of Denton Court, home of Sir Anthony Percivall, friend of Henry Oxinden of Barham, who was imprisoned with Sir Thomas Peyton in 1643 in London
Monday, 12th September 2011
- Reproductions of Badeslade's birds-eye views of Deane and Broome Park added to profiles of Deane and Broome Park
- New profile and engraving of Acrise, home of Thomas Papillon, Sir George Oxenden's commercial colleague and friend to Sir George and his sister Elizabeth Dallison
- New profile and engravings of Wingham Mansion or Wingham Court, a mile north of Deane, where Sir Thomas and Lady Palmer frequently entertained the Oxenden family
- Correspondence (1607-1642) of Sir James Oxenden, Lady Margaret Oxenden, Elizabeth Dallison, Sir Henry Oxenden of Deane, in Primary Documents section of wiki
Thursday, 8th September 2011
- Profile of Sir Maximilian Dallison of Halling, Kent. Sir Maximilian was the father of William Dallison, Elizabeth Oxenden's husband. He had a house in St. John Street, Clerkenwell as well as a house (Bishop's palace) and estate in Halling, near Rochester.
Wednesday, 7th September 2011
- Profile of Theobald family of Stonepitt and Seale, Kent. Sir George Theobald was a cousin of Margaret Oxenden, Sir George Oxenden's and Elizabeth Dallison's mother, and helped Sir James Oxenden, Elizabeth's father, when her husband experienced financial difficulties in the late 1630s
Tuesday, 6th September 2011
- Map of the hundreds of Wingham and Kinghamford added to page on Deane, showing location of Deane house and of Broome Park
- Updated profile of Sir Edmund (Edmond) Hoskins, including review of extensive Hoskins family papers at the Surrey History Centre concerning his father, grandfather, and elder brother. Mainly estate related but include an inventory and administration accounts for his father, Sir Thomas Hoskins
- New work on primary documents page accessible from wiki front page
- House in St. John Street, Clerkenwell. Background on Dalyson family links to Clerkenwell and house in St. John Street. Characterisation of Clerkenwell in 1563, 1619, and 1677. Proposed further research to better characterise the changing nature of Clerkenwell and its attractiveness to gentry and possibly to lawyers in 1620s and 1630s.
Monday, 5th September 2011
- Profile of Francis Coventry, barrister, acquaintance of Elizabeth Dalyson
- Profile of Sir Edmund (Edmond) Hoskins, serjeant-at-law, friend of Elizabeth Dalyson and provider of legal counsel
Friday, 2nd September
- Building history and character of the mansion house of Deane, the home of Sir Henry Oxenden, and birthplace of Elizabeth Dalyson and Sir George Oxenden
Friday, 26th August 2011
- Inventory of William Dallison of Hallinge, Kent, 1583/84 showing his thirty-five volume law library
Monday 15th August 2011
- Wiki launched
