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| − | Born in [[location:: | + | Born in [[location::London]], son of [[crossreference::Richard Mynshull|Richard Mynshull or Minshull]]. Admitted Fellow-Commoner at [[education::Clare College, Cambridge]] 1674. Admitted to the [[education::Inner Temple]] 1716. Inherited Chorlton Hall, near [[location::Manchester]]. |
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| − | He had an engraved armorial bookplate, reworked from the plate of his father: Franks 21469 | + | He had an engraved armorial bookplate, reworked from the plate of his father: Franks 21469. |
There is no reference to books in his will, and the content of his libray is not established. | There is no reference to books in his will, and the content of his libray is not established. | ||
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Thomas MYNSHULL or MINSHULL d.1749
Biographical Note
Born in London, son of Richard Mynshull or Minshull. Admitted Fellow-Commoner at Clare College, Cambridge 1674. Admitted to the Inner Temple 1716. Inherited Chorlton Hall, near Manchester.
Books
He had an engraved armorial bookplate, reworked from the plate of his father: Franks 21469.
There is no reference to books in his will, and the content of his libray is not established.
Sources
- Inner Temple Admissions Database.
- Gambier Howe, E. R. J. Franks bequest: catalogue of British and American book plates bequeathed to the ... British Museum. London, 1903-4.