Difference between revisions of "Elizabeth Puckering 1621/2-1689"

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Elizabeth PUCKERING 1621/2-89

Biographical Note

Of Warwick, married to Sir Henry Puckering, 3rd Baronet (1618-1701), royalist army officer; they married ca.1640.

Books

Assembled a considerable library, some of it inherited from Sir John Puckering (1544-96) and other ancestors, with some of the books identifiably associated with Elizabeth. The books were given to Trinity College, Cambridge between ca.1690 and 1701.

Sources

Jones, N. G. "Puckering, Sir John (1543/4–1596), administrator and speaker of the House of Commons." Oxford Dictionary of National Biography.
McKitterick, D. Women and their books in the 17th century: the case of Elizabeth Puckering, The Library 7th ser 1 (2000), 359-80.
McKitterick, D. The making of the Wren Library, 1995, 56-8.

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+===[[name::Elizabeth]] [[name::PUCKERING]] [[date of birth::1621;1622|1621/2]]-[[date of death::1689|89]]===
 ====Biographical Note====
-Of [[location::Warwick]], married to [[family::Sir Henry Puckering]], [[personal title::3rd Baronet]] ([[date of Birth::1618]]-[[date of death::1701]]), [[politics::royalist]] [[occupation::army officer]]; they married ca.1640.
+Of [[location::Warwick]], married to [[family::Sir Henry Puckering]], [[personal title::3rd Baronet]] ([[date of birth::1618]]-[[date of death::1701]]), [[politics::royalist]] [[occupation::army officer]]; they married ca.1640.
 ====Books====
-Assembled a considerable library, some of it inherited from [[family::Sir John Puckering]] ([[date of Birth::1544]]-[[date of death::1596|96]]) and other ancestors, with some of the books identifiably associated with Elizabeth.  The books were [[bequest::given]] to [[beneficiary::Trinity College, Cambridge]] between ca.[[date of bequest::1690;1701|1690 and 1701]].
+Assembled a considerable library, some of it inherited from [[family::Sir John Puckering]] ([[date of birth::1544]]-[[date of death::1596|96]]) and other ancestors, with some of the books identifiably associated with Elizabeth.  The books were [[bequest::given]] to [[beneficiary::Trinity College, Cambridge]] between ca.[[date of bequest::1690;1701|1690 and 1701]].
 ====Sources====