Diary And Correspondence volume 1
Diary And Correspondence volume 1
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Went on to Pontefract ; found an unexpected occasion to manifest charity to Uncle Captain Thoresby's widow, now ruined through the extravagance of her son. Oh, how sadly is this once flourishing family now changed, since my grandfather (not to mention former ages, when our ancestors lived at, and were Lords of Thoresby, Sedbar, Dent, &c. F ) then chief magistrate, with his * Mr. Sharp resided at his own house at Horton, some miles from Leeds, while he was pastor of the Presbyterian Nonconformis...ts in that town.
■f This was always a favourite topic ; and Thoresby seems to have been well satisfied with the pedigree presented to him by the Heralds in 1701 ; without enquiring too scrupulously for the evidence by which a series of generations is to be established from the days of Canute to those of King Edward L The reader who feels any curiosity on this subject, may peruse the pedigree in the Ducatus, p. 71.
118 DIARY OF [A. D. 1682.
four sons and their wives, were in their meridian splendour.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Went on to Pontefract ; found an unexpected occasion to manifest charity to Uncle Captain Thoresby's widow, now ruined through the extravagance of her son. Oh, how sadly is this once flourishing family now changed, since my grandfather (not to mention former ages, when our ancestors lived at, and were Lords of Thoresby, Sedbar, Dent, &c. F ) then chief magistrate, with his * Mr. Sharp resided at his own house at Horton, some miles from Leeds, while he was pastor of the Presbyterian Nonconformis...ts in that town.
■f This was always a favourite topic ; and Thoresby seems to have been well satisfied with the pedigree presented to him by the Heralds in 1701 ; without enquiring too scrupulously for the evidence by which a series of generations is to be established from the days of Canute to those of King Edward L The reader who feels any curiosity on this subject, may peruse the pedigree in the Ducatus, p. 71.
118 DIARY OF [A. D. 1682.
four sons and their wives, were in their meridian splendour.
What to read after Diary And Correspondence volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ralph Thoresby to read onlineMoreLess
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