View source for George Andrew Ruperti 1670-1731

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===[[name::George]] [[name::Andrew]] [[name::RUPERTI]] [[date of birth::1670]]-[[date of death::1731]]===

====Biographical Note====
Born Georg Andreas Ruperti, son of [[family::Andreas Ruperti]], [[occupation::pastor]] at Bartelfelde Stein in Germany. He moved to England to become [[occupation::chaplain]] to George I's German chapel at St James's, and [[occupation::minister]] of the Lutheran Church in the Savoy. In 1717 he bought a house in Chiswick, which was later (1749) purchased from his widow by William Hogarth. If his will is true, at the time of his death "I can leave nothing to my family for when all my debts are paid there will hardly be anything left".

====Books====
In his will, Ruperti directed that Mr Palm should make a catalogue of his books, to prepare them for auction, and that he should receive copies of Friedrich Lankisch's German/Hebrew Biblical concordance, in folio and quarto, as reward. His library was auctioned in London, beginning 20 March 1732; the sale comprised 1090 lots.

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*[https://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/D617127 Will of George Andrew Ruperti, The National Archives PROB 11/647/135].
*Alston, R. C., ''Inventory of sale catalogues ... 1676-1800'', St Philip, 2010.
*''A catalogue of the valuable library of the Reverend George Andrew Ruperti'', [London, 1732].
*[https://alondoninheritance.com/london-characters/hogarths-house/ Hogarth's House, Chiswick].
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