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                "title": "Reginald Bainbrigg 1545-1613",
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                        "*": "__NOTITLE__\n===[[name::Reginald]] [[name::BAINBRIGG]]  [[date of birth::1545]]-[[date of death::1613]]===\n\n====Biographical Note====\nBorn at [[place of birth::Hilton]], near [[location::Appleby, Westmorland]], son of [[family::Christopher Bainbrigg]], [[occupation::yeoman farmer]].  BA [[education::Queen\u2019s College, Oxford]] 1576, MA 1579.  Licensed as [[occupation::schoolmaster]] at the Free Grammar School  , [[location::Appleby]] 1580, where he remained until his death, erecting a new school building in 1602.  His notes on the Roman Wall, which he sent to [[crossreference::William Camden 1551-1623|William Camden]] who described him as \u201ca very learned gentleman\u201d, are preserved in Cotton and Lansdowne manuscripts.\n\n====Books==== \n[[bequest::Bequeathed]] his books to [[beneficiary::Appleby School]], with the stipulation that the collection should not be sold or broken up.  A catalogue of the school library made in 1656 lists 295 items from Bainbrigg\u2019s bequest, of which 158 survive today (now in [[present repository::Newcastle University Library]]).  The books include works on [[subject::grammar]], [[subject::logic]], dialectic and [[subject::rhetoric]] in [[language::Latin]], [[language::Greek]] and [[language::Hebrew]].  [[location::Oxford]] was clearly a significant purchasing source as at least 50 of the books have contemporary [[location::Oxford]] bindings.\n\n====Sources====\n<div id=\"sourcelist\">\n*Hinchcliffe, E. ''Catalogue of the Bainbrigg Library of Appleby Grammar School'', 1977.  \n*Ovenden, R. The manuscript library of Lord William Howard of Naworth, in J. Willoughby and J. Catto (eds), ''Books and bookmen in early modern Britain'', Toronto, 2018, 278-318, 300-1.\n*Winchester, Angus J. L. [https://doi.org/10.1093/ref:odnb/1084 \"Bainbrigg, Reginald (1544/5\u20131612/13), schoolmaster and antiquary.\"] ''Oxford Dictionary of National Biography''.\n</div>\n\n{{DEFAULTSORT:Bainbrigg, Reginald}}\n\n[[Category:Schoolmasters]]\n[[Category:Libraries Bequeathed to Institutions]]\n[[Category:All Owners]]"
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                        "*": "\n\n__NOTITLE__\n\n===[[name::Reginald]] [[name::MARRIOTT]] d.[[date of death::1730]]===\n\n====Biographical Note====\n\nMarriott\u2019s parentage and education are not established. Much of his career related to [[occupation::auditor|auditing]], and amongst various official roles he was [[occupation::deputy-auditor of the city of London]] by 1690, and became involved in financial frauds. He was [[occupation::MP]] for Weymouth and Melcombe Regis 1711-15, and thereafter involved himself in local affairs in [[location::Fulham]].\n\n====Books====\nMarriott used an armorial bookplate (Franks 19750): \u2018of [[location::Parsons Green]] in the County of Middx., Esqr.\u2019 The disposition and content of his library are not established. \n\nExample (bearing the bookplate): Canberra, National Library of Australia: [[format::manuscript|MS]] 1458.\n====Sources====\n<div id=\"sourcelist\">\n*Gambier Howe, E. R. J. ''Franks bequest: catalogue of British and American book plates bequeathed to the ... British Museum''. London, 1903-4.\n*[https://www.historyofparliamentonline.org/volume/1690-1715/member/marriott-reginald-1730''History of Parliament'']\n</div>\n\n\n{{DEFAULTSORT:Marriott, Reginald}}\n\n\n[[Category:Bookplates and Labels]]\n[[Category:Civil Servants]]\n[[Category:Members of Parliament]]\n[[Category:All Owners]]\n[[Category:Drafts]]"
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