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Barnabas GOCHE d.1626

Biographical Note

Born at Alvingham, Lincolnshire, son of Barnaby Goche, poet and civil servant. BA Magdalene College, Cambridge 1587, MA 1590, LLD 1604; Master of Magdalene 1604-26, Vice-Chancellor of the University 1611-12. MP for the University of Cambridge 1620-2 and 1624-5, and for Truro 1620. Chancellor of Worcester and Exeter Cathedrals.

Books

Goche bequeathed “all my law books which I have in my study at London” to Magdalene College, and the law books in his study at Exeter to his son in law. The residue of his estate was left to his wife. The size of his collection is not known.

Sources

Goche's Will, Cambridge University Library Vice-Chancellor's Court Wills, vol.3 fo.147r-148r.
Venn, J. & J. A. Alumni Cantabrigienses. Cambridge, 1922.

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-Born at [[place of birth::Alvingham, Lincolnshire]], son of [[family::Barnaby Goche]], [[occupation::poet]] and [[occupation::civil servant]].  BA [[education::Magdalene College, Cambridge]] 1587, MA 1590, LLD 1604; [[occupation::Master]] of [[organisations::Magdalene College, Cambridge|Magdalene]] 1604-26, [[occupation::Vice-Chancellor]] of the [[organisations::University of Cambridge::|University]] 1611-12.  [[occupation::MP]] for the [[organisations::University of Cambridge]] 1620-2 and 1624-5, and for [[location::Truro]] 1620.  [[occupation::Chancellor]] of [[location::Worcester]] and [[location::Exeter]] Cathedrals.
+Born at [[place of birth::Alvingham, Lincolnshire]], son of [[family::Barnaby Goche]], [[occupation::poet]] and [[occupation::civil servant]].  BA [[education::Magdalene College, Cambridge]] 1587, MA 1590, LLD 1604; [[occupation::Master]] of [[organisations::Magdalene College, Cambridge|Magdalene]] 1604-26, [[occupation::Vice-Chancellor]] of the [[organisations::University of Cambridge|University]] 1611-12.  [[occupation::MP]] for the [[organisations::University of Cambridge]] 1620-2 and 1624-5, and for [[location::Truro]] 1620.  [[occupation::Chancellor]] of [[location::Worcester]] and [[location::Exeter]] Cathedrals.
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