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[[religion::Roman Catholic]] [[occupation::priest]], [[occupation::chaplain]] to [[associates::Sir George Cary]] at [[location::Torre Abbey, Devon]], appointed [[occupation::chaplain-general]] to the army by [[associates::James II]], fled abroad after 1689.   
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Born at [[place of birth::Melford, Suffolk]]; son of [[family::John Cary]] (d.[[date of death::1639]]?). A Roman Catholic priest, he was ordained in 1651, served as [[occupation::chaplain]] to [[associates::Sir George Cary]] at [[organisations::Torre Abbey]], [[location::Devon]], and made a [[occupation::canon]] in 1681. Appointed [[occupation::chaplain-general]] to the army by [[associates::James II]] in 1684; fled abroad after 1689. He died in [[location::France]] in 1711.   
  
 
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*Gooch, Leo. [https://doi.org/10.1093/ref:odnb/4834  "Cary, Edward (d. 1711), Roman Catholic priest."] ''Oxford Dictionary of National Biography''.   
 
*Gooch, Leo. [https://doi.org/10.1093/ref:odnb/4834  "Cary, Edward (d. 1711), Roman Catholic priest."] ''Oxford Dictionary of National Biography''.   
*J. M. Potter, ''Catalogue of the Travers collection'', 1990, 55e/p.217.
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*Potter, J. M. ''Catalogue of the Travers collection'', 1990, 55e/p.217.
 
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Edward CARY d.1711

Biographical Note

Born at Melford, Suffolk; son of John Cary (d.1639?). A Roman Catholic priest, he was ordained in 1651, served as chaplain to Sir George Cary at Torre Abbey, Devon, and made a canon in 1681. Appointed chaplain-general to the army by James II in 1684; fled abroad after 1689. He died in France in 1711.

Books

Maintained a library for the English Catholic clergy, the books being marked E. C. CL[ericorum] Ang[lorum].

Sources