Chronological Diary: Beheadings and Court Appointments
Fragmentary diary notes list beheadings for loyalty to King Charles VI and various 17th century appointments. It records Farars Stewart becoming a Gentleman of the Bedchamber, Richard Phamer as Commissioner of Trade and Plantation, and removals or creations in the nobility and church. Posthumous baptisms, and a Garter Chapter at Kensington are noted along with other titles and ecclesiastical deaths.
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Charles VI
Farars Stewart
Earl of
Bute
Richard Phamer
Charles Cooke
Weland
Steprensber
Lucy Countess Stanhope
Fames Stan Lope
Earl Stanhope
James
Catharine
Themes Green
St. Martins
Norwich
Charles Trina Ae
Winchester
Fames Fridges
Duke of Chandos
Duke of Chandos, Appointed Lord Lieutenant and Cu Fos Rotelorna
Hereford
Radnor
Thomas Coningsby
Earl Cotingsby
Argyl
Steward
Che Wee
Haes
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Simon Lord Harcourt
Great Britain
Viscoune Harcourt
Stanton-Harcourt