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Sir Thomas ORBY, 3rd baronet 1658-1724

Biographical Note

Born in Paris, son of Thomas Orby of London. Matriculated at Wadham College, Oxford 1676. BA 1680. Succeeded as baronet in 1715 after the death of his older brother, Charles. Family seat at Croyland Abbey. Married Charlotte Gerard (born ca.1652).

Books

Orby's will doesn't mention his library, but his books were likely sold by auction in London alongside the household goods of his widow on 10 May 1727. The auction was advertised in the Daily Post and the Daily Journal. Advertisements also describe the inclusion of manuscripts from India and China, which belonged to Thomas' brother, Charles.

Sources

Humphrys genealogy.
Will of Sir Thomas Orby of Saint Martins in the Fields, Middlesex, The National Archives PROB 11/595/308.
Alston, R. C., Inventory of sale catalogues ... 1676-1800, St Philip, 2010.
Foster, J., Alumni Oxonienses, Oxford, 1891.

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 ====Biographical Note====
-Born in [[place of birth::Paris, France|Paris]], son of [[family::Thomas Orby]] of London. Matriculated at [[education::Wadham College, Oxford]] 1676. BA 1680. Succeeded as baronet in 1715 after the death of his older brother, [[crossreference::Charles Orby ca.1640-1715|Charles]]. Family seat at [[location::Croyland Abbey]]. Married [[family::Charlotte Gerard]] (b. ca.1652).
+Born in [[place of birth::Paris, France|Paris]], son of [[family::Thomas Orby]] of London. Matriculated at [[education::Wadham College, Oxford]] 1676. BA 1680. Succeeded as baronet in 1715 after the death of his older brother, [[crossreference::Charles Orby ca.1640-1715|Charles]]. Family seat at [[location::Croyland Abbey]]. Married [[family::Charlotte Gerard]] (born ca.1652).
 ====Books====
-Orby's books were likely sold by [[auction::auction]] in [[location of auction::London]] alongside the household goods of his widow on [[date of auction::10 May 1727]]. The auction was advertised in the ''Daily Post'' and the ''Daily Journal''. Advertisements also describe the inclusion of [[format::manuscript|manuscripts]] from India and China, which belonged to Thomas' brother, Charles.
+Orby's will doesn't mention his library, but his books were likely sold by [[auction::auction]] in [[location of auction::London]] alongside the household goods of his widow on [[date of auction::10 May 1727]]. The auction was advertised in the ''Daily Post'' and the ''Daily Journal''. Advertisements also describe the inclusion of [[format::manuscript|manuscripts]] from India and China, which belonged to Thomas' brother, Charles.
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