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| − | Daughter of [[family::John Jolliffe]], a wealthy [[location::London]] [[occupation::merchant]] and [[occupation::MP]]. In 1687 she married [[crossreference::Edward Northey 1652-1723|Edward Northey]] (1652-1723), later [[occupation::attorney-general]], knighted in 1702; they had 5 children (including [[crossreference::William Northey|William]] and [[crossreference::Edward Northey 1692-1774|Edward]]), and she outlived him by 20 years. | + | Daughter of [[family::John Jolliffe]], a wealthy [[location::London]] [[occupation::merchant]] and [[occupation::MP]]. In 1687 she married [[crossreference::Edward Northey 1652-1723|Edward Northey]] (1652-1723), later [[occupation::attorney-general]], knighted in 1702; they had 5 children (including [[crossreference::William Northey ca.1690-1738|William]] and [[crossreference::Edward Northey 1692-1774|Edward]]), and she outlived him by 20 years. |
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Ann JOLLIFFE or NORTHEY ca.1662-1743
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Biographical Note
Daughter of John Jolliffe, a wealthy London merchant and MP. In 1687 she married Edward Northey (1652-1723), later attorney-general, knighted in 1702; they had 5 children (including William and Edward), and she outlived him by 20 years.
Books
Northey used an engraved armorial bookplate dated 1703, on which she is described as "wife of Sr. Edward Northey Knight"; it exists in two variant states, with some of the heraldry reworked (Franks *387/*465). The extent and disposition of her library are not known; in his will, her husband left her life interests in various properties and "glasses prints pictures or books"; she was also to have use of "the prints of the Battles of Alexander in my house at Epsom".
Sources
- Will of Sir Edward Northey, The National Archives PROB 11/592/404.
- John Jolliffe, Wikipedia.
- Gambier Howe, E. R. J. Franks bequest: catalogue of British and American book plates bequeathed to the ... British Museum. London, 1903.
- Handley, Stuart. "Northey, Sir Edward (1652–1723), lawyer and politician." Oxford Dictionary of National Biography.