Difference between revisions of "Nicholas Charles 1582-1613"

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Nicholas CHARLES or CARLES 1582-1613

Biographical Note

Born at Stratford upon Avon, son of George Carles, gentleman; the family moved to London. He became a herald, becoming Lancaster Herald in 1609, and undertaking a number of visitations.

Books

Charles's manuscripts were sold, after his death, to William Camden for £90. A number of Harleian manuscripts were previously owned or copied by Charles.

Sources

Rogers, Nicholas. "Charles [Carles], Nicholas (bap. 1582, d. 1613), herald." Oxford Dictionary of National Biography.
Wright, C. E. Fontes Harleianae. London, 1972.

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+Charles's [[format::manuscript|manuscripts]] were sold, after his death, to [[crossreference::William Camden 1551-1623|William Camden]] for [[monetary value::£90]].  A number of Harleian [[format::manuscript|manuscripts]] were previously owned or copied by Charles.
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