Difference between revisions of "William Salkeld 1671-1715"

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William SALKELD 1671-1715

Biographical Note

Son of Samuel Salkeld of Fallowden, Northumberland. Matriculated at St Edmund Hall, Oxford 1687, but did not graduate; he was admitted at the Middle Temple in 1692 (barrister, 1698). He lived in Dorset from 1700 and became a serjeant at law in 1715, and a judge for some of the Welsh counties. He published a series of law reports which became standard references.

Books

Part of Salkeld's library was auctioned in London, beginning 27 June 1716.

Sources

Alston, R. C., Inventory of sale catalogues ... 1676-1800, St Philip, 2010.
Williams, W. R., and Anne Pimlott Baker. "Salkeld, William (1671–1715), serjeant-at-law and law reporter." Oxford Dictionary of National Biography.

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-Son of [[famile::Samuel Salkeld]] of [[location::Fallowden, Northumberland]]. Matriculated at [[education::St Edmund Hall, Oxford]] 1687, but did not graduate; he was admitted at the [[organisations::Middle Temple]] in 1692 ([[occupation::barrister]], 1698). He lived in [[location::Dorset]] from 1700 and became a [[occupation::serjeant at law]] in 1715, and a [[occupation::judge]] for some of the Welsh counties. He published a series of law reports which became standard references.
+Son of [[family::Samuel Salkeld]] of [[location::Fallowden, Northumberland]]. Matriculated at [[education::St Edmund Hall, Oxford]] 1687, but did not graduate; he was admitted at the [[organisations::Middle Temple]] in 1692 ([[occupation::barrister]], 1698). He lived in [[location::Dorset]] from 1700 and became a [[occupation::serjeant at law]] in 1715, and a [[occupation::judge]] for some of the Welsh counties. He published a series of law reports which became standard references.
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