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===[[name::Edward]] [[name::NORTHEY]]  [[date of birth::1692]]-[[date of death::1774]]===
 
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[[file:P1120452(2).JPG|thumb|Northey's bookplate (British Museum Franks Collection *340)]]
 
====Biographical Note====
 
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Second son of [[crossreference::Edward Northey 1652-1723|Sir Edward Northey]] and [[crossreference::Ann Northey|Ann (Joliffe)]], brother of [[crossreference::William Northey]]. Admitted Fellow Commoner at [[education::King’s College Cambridge]] 1710/11. [[occupation::lawyer|Principal Examiner in the Court of Chancery]]. Significantly expanded the family’s [[location::Surrey]] landholdings. Married [[family::Susan Pearse/Pierce]].
 
Second son of [[crossreference::Edward Northey 1652-1723|Sir Edward Northey]] and [[crossreference::Ann Northey|Ann (Joliffe)]], brother of [[crossreference::William Northey]]. Admitted Fellow Commoner at [[education::King’s College Cambridge]] 1710/11. [[occupation::lawyer|Principal Examiner in the Court of Chancery]]. Significantly expanded the family’s [[location::Surrey]] landholdings. Married [[family::Susan Pearse/Pierce]].
  
 
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Northey used engraved armorial bookplates: Franks *340 (dated 1703); *449 (another impression).
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Northey used an engraved armorial bookplate: Franks *340 (dated 1703); *449 (another impression). Given his age in 1703, this was no doubt commissioned by his father.
  
 
In his will his wife was bequeathed ‘the choice of any Books out of my Bookcases at [[location::Epsom]] as she shall desire’.
 
In his will his wife was bequeathed ‘the choice of any Books out of my Bookcases at [[location::Epsom]] as she shall desire’.

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Edward NORTHEY 1692-1774

Northey's bookplate (British Museum Franks Collection *340)

Biographical Note

Second son of Sir Edward Northey and Ann (Joliffe), brother of William Northey. Admitted Fellow Commoner at King’s College Cambridge 1710/11. Principal Examiner in the Court of Chancery. Significantly expanded the family’s Surrey landholdings. Married Susan Pearse/Pierce.

Books

Northey used an engraved armorial bookplate: Franks *340 (dated 1703); *449 (another impression). Given his age in 1703, this was no doubt commissioned by his father.

In his will his wife was bequeathed ‘the choice of any Books out of my Bookcases at Epsom as she shall desire’.

Sources