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Sir Nathaniel BARNARDISTON, 4th baronet, 1672-1712

Nathaniel Barnardiston's bookplate (British Museum Franks Collection *368

Biographical Note

Of Brightwell. Member of a prominent Suffolk family including Sir Thomas Barnardiston, 3rd bart, (1674-1700), Ann Barnardiston (d.1701), and Sir Samuel Barnardiston, 1st bart, (1620-1707) who were variously merchants and MPs. Nathaniel, the fourth baronet, succeeded his brother Sir Peletiah in 1712, but died the same year, when the baronetcy became extinct; he was one of the Six Clerks in Chancery.

Books

Like other members of the family, Nathaniel used a dated engraved armorial bookplate (Franks *368). The extent and disposition of his library is not known.

Sources

Blatchly, J. Some Suffolk and Norfolk ex-libris, 2000. 9.
Gambier Howe, E. R. J. Franks bequest: catalogue of British and American book plates bequeathed to the ... British Museum. London, 1903.
Greaves, Richard L. "Barnardiston, Sir Nathaniel (1588–1653), politician and ecclesiastical patron." Oxford Dictionary of National Biography.

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 [[file:P1120457(4).JPG|thumb|Nathaniel Barnardiston's bookplate (British Museum Franks Collection *368]]
 ====Biographical Note====
-Of [[location::Brightwell]]. Member of a prominent [[location::Suffolk]] family including [[family::Sir Thomas Barnardiston]], [[personal title::3rd bart]], ([[date of birth::1674]]-[[date of death::1700]]), [[family::Ann Barnardiston]] (d.[[date of death::1701]]), and [[family::Sir Samuel Barnardiston]], [[personal title::1st bart]], ([[date of birth::1620]]-[[date of death::1707]]) who were variously [[occupation::merchant|merchants]] and [[occupation::MP]]s. Nathaniel, the fourth baronet, succeeded his brother Sir [[family::Peletiah Barnardiston|Peletiah]] in 1712, but died the same year, when the baronetcy became extinct; he was one of the Six [[occupation::Clerk in Chancery|Clerks in Chancery]].
+Of [[location::Brightwell]]. Member of a prominent [[location::Suffolk]] family including Sir [[crossreference::Thomas Barnardiston 1674-1700|Thomas Barnardiston]], [[personal title::3rd bart]], ([[date of birth::1674]]-[[date of death::1700]]), [[crossreference::Ann Barnardiston 1624-1701|Ann Barnardiston]] (d.[[date of death::1701]]), and Sir [[crossreference::Samuel Barnardiston 1620-1707|Samuel Barnardiston]], [[personal title::1st bart]], ([[date of birth::1620]]-[[date of death::1707]]) who were variously [[occupation::merchant|merchants]] and [[occupation::MP]]s. Nathaniel, the fourth baronet, succeeded his brother Sir [[family::Peletiah Barnardiston|Peletiah]] in 1712, but died the same year, when the baronetcy became extinct; he was one of the Six [[occupation::Clerk in Chancery|Clerks in Chancery]].
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