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| − | Elder son of [[family::Richard Bartlett/Barttelot]] of [[location::Stopham, Sussex]] and a member of a gentry family long established there. He inherited the family estates from his father in 1614. [[occupation::Justice for Peace|JP]] 1619, [[occupation::MP]] for [[location::Bramber]] 1625-6, though not recorded as having been an active parliamentarian. He died intestate leaving only daughters; one of these married [[associates::Henry, son of Walter's cousin [[family::Henry (d.1639), who inherited the Stopham estates. | + | Elder son of [[family::Richard Bartlett/Barttelot]] of [[location::Stopham, Sussex]] and a member of a gentry family long established there. He inherited the family estates from his father in 1614. [[occupation::Justice for Peace|JP]] 1619, [[occupation::MP]] for [[location::Bramber]] 1625-6, though not recorded as having been an active parliamentarian. He died intestate leaving only daughters; one of these married [[associates::Henry]], son of Walter's cousin [[family::Henry]] (d.1639), who inherited the Stopham estates. |
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Revision as of 07:41, 14 November 2019
Walter BARTLETT 1585-1641
Biographical Note
Elder son of Richard Bartlett/Barttelot of Stopham, Sussex and a member of a gentry family long established there. He inherited the family estates from his father in 1614. JP 1619, MP for Bramber 1625-6, though not recorded as having been an active parliamentarian. He died intestate leaving only daughters; one of these married Henry, son of Walter's cousin Henry (d.1639), who inherited the Stopham estates.
Books
Bartlett is recorded in the armorials database on the basis of one surviving book now in Texas, and a rubbing of another, now untraced. Nothing else is known of the extent or fate of his library. Examples: Harry Ransom Center, AH.C438+638r.
Sources
- Burke, J. A genealogical and heraldic history of the commoners of Great Britain, 1836-38, 628-9. *British Armorial Bindings.
- History of Parliament.