Obscure Oxford Fellow Turned Catholic and Varied 17th Century Tales
A dated digest records Thomas Deane of University College Oxford, admitted 1659 at age 15, later joining the Roman Church in 1685, with prison imprisonments over religion. Also noted are ill conditions of the Earl of Egmont’s daughter at Charlton, legal oaths of Dr Molesworth for Minorca, a Shadwell assault case, a French ship tragedy near Park Gate, and sea captaincies in the fleet bound for winter stations.
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Thomas Deane
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Church of Rome
Obadiah Walker
James
Earl of Egmont
Charlton
Kent
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Co Potterday
Molesworth
Kingdom of Ireland
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Shadwell
Nantz
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Park-Gate
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Boston
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Carr
Havannah
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Veal
Stephens
Viland
Billingsgate
York
Pensilvania
John Penn
Ely
Vbereck
Walton
Newark
Nore
Spithead
Edinburgh
Arthur Davis
Cormwal
Charles Vanbrugh
Sterling-Castle
John
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