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| − | + | Son of [[family::Matthew Parker]], [[occupation::Archbishop]] of [[archdiocese::Canterbury]] under Elizabeth I. Matriculated at [[education::Peterhouse, Cambridge]] 1562, but did not graduate; admitted to [[organisations::Gray's Inn]], 1597. Knighted in 1603, he held various ecclesiastical administrative offices. | |
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| − | [[format::manuscript|Manuscripts]] and [[format::printed books]] in his possession around the end of the 16th century are listed in a memorandum book now in Lambeth Palace Library (MS 737). | + | [[format::manuscript|Manuscripts]] and [[format::printed books]] in his possession around the end of the 16th century are listed in a memorandum book now in Lambeth Palace Library (MS 737), edited and analysed by Strongman (see below). |
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Latest revision as of 00:11, 10 August 2022
Sir John PARKER 1548-1619
Biographical Note
Son of Matthew Parker, Archbishop of Canterbury under Elizabeth I. Matriculated at Peterhouse, Cambridge 1562, but did not graduate; admitted to Gray's Inn, 1597. Knighted in 1603, he held various ecclesiastical administrative offices.
Books
Manuscripts and printed books in his possession around the end of the 16th century are listed in a memorandum book now in Lambeth Palace Library (MS 737), edited and analysed by Strongman (see below).
Sources
- Armorials database.
- Strongman, S. John Parker’s manuscripts, Transactions of the Cambridge Bibliographical Society. 7 (1977), 1-27.
- Venn, J. & J. A. Alumni Cantabrigienses. Cambridge, 1922.