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| − | Born in [[place of birth::Cumberland]]. BA [[education::Queen's College, Oxford]] 1602, MA 1605, [[ | + | Born in [[place of birth::Cumberland]]. BA [[education::Queen's College, Oxford]] 1602, MA 1605, [[occupation::proctor]] 1613, BD 1614. [[occupation::Rector]] of [[location::West Camel, Somerset]] 1615, and of [[location::Kingsdon]] 1626; ejected ca.1646, when he was accused of reading the [[book title::Book of Common Prayer]] and of giving a horse and money to the royal army, but restored in 1660. |
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| − | An account of his sequestration states that [[monetary value::£10]] worth of books were taken from him at that time, but subsequently returned. His will, which reveals a modest estate capable of including monetary bequests totalling around [[monetary value::£200]], has no mention of books; all the residue of his personal estate was left to his kinsman [[family::Walter Charlton]], [[ | + | An account of his sequestration states that [[monetary value::£10]] worth of books were taken from him at that time, but subsequently returned. His will, which reveals a modest estate capable of including monetary bequests totalling around [[monetary value::£200]], has no mention of books; all the residue of his personal estate was left to his kinsman [[family::Walter Charlton]], [[occupation::physician]] in [[location::London]]. |
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Revision as of 04:34, 27 April 2020
Anthony RICHARDSON 1583/4-1665
Biographical Note
Born in Cumberland. BA Queen's College, Oxford 1602, MA 1605, proctor 1613, BD 1614. Rector of West Camel, Somerset 1615, and of Kingsdon 1626; ejected ca.1646, when he was accused of reading the Book of Common Prayer and of giving a horse and money to the royal army, but restored in 1660.
Books
An account of his sequestration states that £10 worth of books were taken from him at that time, but subsequently returned. His will, which reveals a modest estate capable of including monetary bequests totalling around £200, has no mention of books; all the residue of his personal estate was left to his kinsman Walter Charlton, physician in London.
Characteristic Markings
None of Richardson's books have been identified.
Sources
- Foster, J., Alumni Oxonienses, Oxford, 1891.
- Matthews, A. G., Walker revised, Oxford, 1948.