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Augustine VINCENT ca.1584-1626

Biographical Note

Of Windsor, son of William Vincent (d.1618). Made Rouge Rose pursuivant-extraordinary in the College of Arms in 1616. A friend of William Camden, he defended him from the criticism made by Ralph Brooke in his Discoverie of certaine errours published in ... Britannia (1599]). He was made Windsor Herald in 1624.

Books

He accumulated heraldic and genealogical manuscripts, and manuscripts relating to Northamptonshire. His material was made use of by William Dugdale, John Weever and William Burton. His books and manuscripts passed to his son John (d.1671), who added to them, before bequeathing the manuscripts to Ralph Sheldon, who in turn left them to the College of Arms in 1684 (ca.260 Vincent manuscripts remain there today).

Sources

British Armorial Bindings.
Brown, A. E. "Vincent, Augustine (c. 1584–1626), herald and antiquary." Oxford Dictionary of National Biography.

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 ====Biographical Note====
-Of [[location::Windsor]], son of [[family::William Vincent]] (d.[[date of death::1618]]). Made [[occupation::Rouge Rose pursuivant-extraordinary]] in the [[organisations::College of Arms]] in 1616. A friend of [[crossreference::William Camden]], he defended him from the criticism made by [[crossreference::Ralph Brooke]] in his [[booktitle::''Discoverie of certaine errours published in ... Britannia'']] ([[date of publication::1599]]]). He was made [[occupation::Windsor Herald]] in 1624.
+Of [[location::Windsor]], son of [[family::William Vincent]] (d.[[date of death::1618]]). Made [[occupation::Rouge Rose pursuivant-extraordinary]] in the [[organisations::College of Arms]] in 1616. A friend of [[crossreference::William Camden]], he defended him from the criticism made by [[crossreference::Ralph Brooke]] in his [[book title::''Discoverie of certaine errours published in ... Britannia'']] ([[date of publication::1599]]]). He was made [[occupation::Windsor Herald]] in 1624.
 ====Books====
-He accumulated [[subject::heraldry|heraldic]] and genealogical [[format::manuscript|manuscripts]], and [[format::manuscript|manuscripts]] relating to [[location::Northamptonshire]]. His material was made use of by [[crossreference::William Dugdale]], John Weever and [[crossreference::William Burton]]. His books and [[format::manuscript|manuscripts]] passed to his [[subsequent owner::son]] [[family::John Vincent|John]] (d.[[date of death::1671]]), who added to them, before [[bequest::bequeathing]] the [[format::manuscript|manuscripts]] to [[crossreference::Ralph Sheldon]], who in turn [[bequest::left]] them to the [[beneficiary::College of Arms]] in [[date of bequest::1684]] (ca.260 Vincent [[format::manuscript|manuscripts]] remain there today).
+He accumulated [[subject::heraldry|heraldic]] and genealogical [[format::manuscript|manuscripts]], and [[format::manuscript|manuscripts]] relating to [[location::Northamptonshire]]. His material was made use of by William Dugdale, John Weever and [[crossreference::William Burton]]. His books and [[format::manuscript|manuscripts]] passed to his [[subsequent owner::son]] [[family::John Vincent|John]] (d.[[date of death::1671]]), who added to them, before [[bequest::bequeathing]] the [[format::manuscript|manuscripts]] to [[crossreference::Ralph Sheldon]], who in turn [[bequest::left]] them to the [[beneficiary::College of Arms]] in [[date of bequest::1684]] (ca.260 Vincent [[format::manuscript|manuscripts]] remain there today).
 ====Sources====