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===[[name::William]] [[name::NORTHEY]] ca.[[date of birth:: 1690]]-[[date of death::1738]]=== | ===[[name::William]] [[name::NORTHEY]] ca.[[date of birth:: 1690]]-[[date of death::1738]]=== | ||
| − | + | [[file:P1120432(5).JPG|thumb|One of Northey's bookplates (British Museum Franks Collection *224)]] | |
====Biographical Note==== | ====Biographical Note==== | ||
| − | Eldest son of [[crossreference:: | + | Eldest son of [[crossreference::Edward Northey 1652-1723|Sir Edward Northey]] and [[cross:reference::Ann Northey|Ann (Joliffe)]]; brother of [[crossreference::Edward Northey 1692-1774|Edward Northey]]. Attended [[education::Eton]], and in 1705 admitted Fellow Commoner at [[education::King’s College Cambridge]]. Admitted [[organisations::Middle Temple]] 1710 and [[occupation::barrister|called to the bar]] 1712. [[occupation::MP]] for [[location::Calne]] 1713-15 and [[location::Wootton Bassett]] 1715-22. In 1721 he married [[family::Abigail Webster]]. |
====Books==== | ====Books==== | ||
Northey used engraved armorial bookplates: Franks 22044 (dated 1703, reworking his father’s bookplate); *224 (another impression); 22045 (dated 1708); *501 (another impression). | Northey used engraved armorial bookplates: Franks 22044 (dated 1703, reworking his father’s bookplate); *224 (another impression); 22045 (dated 1708); *501 (another impression). | ||
| − | He inherited the bulk of his father’s library. In his will he bequeathed ‘my Son [[family::Thomas Northey|Thomas]] my Chambers in the Middle Temple and all my [[subject::law|Law]] Books (except my Fathers Manuscripts)’. However, he revoked this bequest (which had allowed for the legal books to be sold) in a codicil, following the realisation or assumption that Thomas was the illegitimate son of ‘that most Wicked and Ungratefull of Women my Wife’. To his eldest son William he bequeathed ‘All the Rest of my Books’ along with Sir Edward’s manuscripts, reiterating the stipulation the latter had made in his own will that those were never to be printed, and enjoining that they should remain in family custody. | + | He inherited the bulk of his father’s library. In his will he bequeathed ‘my Son [[family::Thomas Northey|Thomas]] my Chambers in the Middle Temple and all my [[subject::law|Law]] Books (except my Fathers [[format::manuscript|Manuscripts]])’. However, he revoked this bequest (which had allowed for the legal books to be sold) in a codicil, following the realisation or assumption that Thomas was the illegitimate son of ‘that most Wicked and Ungratefull of Women my Wife’. To his eldest son William he bequeathed ‘All the Rest of my Books’ along with Sir Edward’s manuscripts, reiterating the stipulation the latter had made in his own will that those were never to be printed, and enjoining that they should remain in family custody. |
====Sources==== | ====Sources==== | ||
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*[https://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/D604124 Will of William Northey, The National Archives PROB 11/693/153]. | *[https://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/D604124 Will of William Northey, The National Archives PROB 11/693/153]. | ||
| − | *[https://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/D640603 Codicil to Will of William Northey , The National Archives PROB 11/695/355]. | + | *[https://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/D640603 Codicil to Will of William Northey, The National Archives PROB 11/695/355]. |
| − | *Gambier Howe, E. R. J. ''Franks bequest: catalogue of British and American book plates bequeathed to the ... British Museum''. London, 1903. | + | *[http://www.historyofparliamentonline.org/volume/1715-1754/member/northey-william-1690-1738 History of Parliament]. |
| − | + | *Gambier Howe, E. R. J. ''Franks bequest: catalogue of British and American book plates bequeathed to the ... British Museum''. London, 1903-4. | |
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William NORTHEY ca.1690-1738
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Biographical Note
Eldest son of Sir Edward Northey and Ann (Joliffe); brother of Edward Northey. Attended Eton, and in 1705 admitted Fellow Commoner at King’s College Cambridge. Admitted Middle Temple 1710 and called to the bar 1712. MP for Calne 1713-15 and Wootton Bassett 1715-22. In 1721 he married Abigail Webster.
Books
Northey used engraved armorial bookplates: Franks 22044 (dated 1703, reworking his father’s bookplate); *224 (another impression); 22045 (dated 1708); *501 (another impression).
He inherited the bulk of his father’s library. In his will he bequeathed ‘my Son Thomas my Chambers in the Middle Temple and all my Law Books (except my Fathers Manuscripts)’. However, he revoked this bequest (which had allowed for the legal books to be sold) in a codicil, following the realisation or assumption that Thomas was the illegitimate son of ‘that most Wicked and Ungratefull of Women my Wife’. To his eldest son William he bequeathed ‘All the Rest of my Books’ along with Sir Edward’s manuscripts, reiterating the stipulation the latter had made in his own will that those were never to be printed, and enjoining that they should remain in family custody.
Sources
- Will of William Northey, The National Archives PROB 11/693/153.
- Codicil to Will of William Northey, The National Archives PROB 11/695/355.
- History of Parliament.
- Gambier Howe, E. R. J. Franks bequest: catalogue of British and American book plates bequeathed to the ... British Museum. London, 1903-4.