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Of [[place of birth::Lancashire]].  He matriculated at [[education::Brasenose College, Oxford]] in 1600, BA 1604, MA and [[occupation::fellow of Brasenose College, Oxford|fellow]] 1611, BD 1619. He held many posts at [[organisations::Brasenose College, including Junior Bursar, Senior Bursar and Vice-Principal. He also took on the post of “Custos jocalium” or “keeper of the treasures” which included the library. He resigned his fellowship of Brasenose in 1641, becoming [[occupation::vicar]] of [[location::South Moreton, Berkshire]] where he died in 1658.
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Of [[place of birth::Lancashire]].  He matriculated at [[education::Brasenose College, Oxford]] in 1600, BA 1604, MA and [[occupation::fellow of Brasenose College, Oxford|fellow]] 1611, BD 1619. He held many posts at [[organisations::Brasenose College]], including [[occupation::Junior Bursar, Senior Bursar and Vice-Principal]]. He also took on the post of “Custos jocalium” or “keeper of the treasures” which included the library. He resigned his fellowship of Brasenose in 1641, becoming [[occupation::vicar]] of [[location::South Moreton, Berkshire]] where he died in 1658.
  
 
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Revision as of 09:38, 4 January 2023

Edmund LEIGH 1585/6-1658

Biographical Note

Of Lancashire. He matriculated at Brasenose College, Oxford in 1600, BA 1604, MA and fellow 1611, BD 1619. He held many posts at Brasenose College, including Junior Bursar, Senior Bursar and Vice-Principal. He also took on the post of “Custos jocalium” or “keeper of the treasures” which included the library. He resigned his fellowship of Brasenose in 1641, becoming vicar of South Moreton, Berkshire where he died in 1658.

Books

Leigh gave many books to Brasenose College.

Sources

  • Foster, J. Alumni Oxonienses: the Members of the University of Oxford 1500-1714/1715-1886, 8 vols, Oxford, 1891.
  • Morgan, P. Oxford libraries outside the Bodleian. 2nd edn, Oxford, 1980.