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Latest revision as of 01:55, 10 August 2022
Edward PEARSON 1563-1619
Biographical Note
Of Howden, Yorkshire, where he was churchwarden, 1594-97; his occupation is unknown, but the PLRE editors suggest he may have had some kind of legal function (based on some relevant books of his). He had a brother and half-brother who were butchers.
Books
Pearson noted on the flyleaf of a copy of J. Jewel, A replie unto M. Hardinges answeare, 1566, now in York Minster Library, a list of ca. 60 books which he owned in 1604, with valuations. These are all (or almost all) in English, and include a high proportion of theological/devotional titles, alongside a small sprinkling of literary, historical, household and legal books. Examples: York Minster Library XV.C.12.
Sources
- Fehrenbach, R. J. Edward Pearson, Churchwarden, Private Libraries in Renaissance England 9 (2017) 89-102.