Difference between revisions of "Daniel Rawlinson 1614-1679"
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| − | [[occupation::Vintner]], of [[location::London]], [[occupation::keeper]] of the Mitre tavern | + | [[occupation::Vintner]], of [[location::London]], [[occupation::keeper]] of the Mitre tavern , but a native of [[location::Hawkshead, Cumbria]]. |
====Books==== | ====Books==== | ||
| − | Rawlinson [[bequest::gave]] a number of books to [[beneficiary::Hawkshead Grammar School]], ca.1670-80. | + | Rawlinson [[bequest::gave]] a number of books to [[beneficiary::Hawkshead Grammar School]], ca.1670-80, partly by encouraging his friends and business acquaintances to donate them. Books survive at Hawkshead today with inscriptions showing that they were given by such people, at Rawlinson's request. The School Library also includes some volumes given by Rawlinson's grandson [[family::Richard Rawlinson]] (1690-1755). |
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*Christie, R. ''The old church and school libraries of Lancashire'', 1885, 143. | *Christie, R. ''The old church and school libraries of Lancashire'', 1885, 143. | ||
| + | *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daniel_Rawlinson Daniel Rawlinson, Wikipedia]. | ||
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Daniel RAWLINSON 1614-79
Biographical Note
Vintner, of London, keeper of the Mitre tavern , but a native of Hawkshead, Cumbria.
Books
Rawlinson gave a number of books to Hawkshead Grammar School, ca.1670-80, partly by encouraging his friends and business acquaintances to donate them. Books survive at Hawkshead today with inscriptions showing that they were given by such people, at Rawlinson's request. The School Library also includes some volumes given by Rawlinson's grandson Richard Rawlinson (1690-1755).
Sources
- Christie, R. The old church and school libraries of Lancashire, 1885, 143.
- Daniel Rawlinson, Wikipedia.