Difference between revisions of "Thomas Boothby 1641-1696"

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[[File:BoothbyThomas1.jpg| thumb | 200px | Armorial stamp of Thomas Boothby? (British Armorial Bindings) ]]
 
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====Biographical Note====
 
====Biographical Note====
Of [[location::Delfa House, Staffordshire]], son of [[family::Thomas Boothby]] of [[location::Tooley Park, Leicestershire]], nephew of Sir [[family::William Boothby]].   
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Of [[location::Delfa House, Staffordshire]], son of [[family::Thomas Boothby]] of [[location::Tooley Park, Leicestershire]], nephew of [[crossreference::Sir William Boothby]].   
  
 
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A number of books with an armorial stamp of the Boothby crest (A lion's foot erased erect) are attributed to him in the Armorials Database. One has an inscription "Tho: Boothby", while others have the inscription of William Boothby. Is this perhaps another stamp used by Sir William?
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A number of books with an armorial stamp of the Boothby crest (A lion's foot erased erect) are attributed to him in the Armorials Database. One has an inscription "Tho: Boothby", while others have the inscription of William Boothby. Is this perhaps another stamp used by [[crossreferemce::Sir William Boothby|Sir William]]?
  
 
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Thomas BOOTHBY 1641-96

Armorial stamp of Thomas Boothby? (British Armorial Bindings)

Biographical Note

Of Delfa House, Staffordshire, son of Thomas Boothby of Tooley Park, Leicestershire, nephew of Sir William Boothby.

Books

A number of books with an armorial stamp of the Boothby crest (A lion's foot erased erect) are attributed to him in the Armorials Database. One has an inscription "Tho: Boothby", while others have the inscription of William Boothby. Is this perhaps another stamp used by Sir William?

Sources