Dearhaugh snippet
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R. Battle
Re: Dearhaugh snippet
On Tue, 7 Mar 2006, John Brandon wrote:
Thanks, John.
Do you know of a way to find out more than just the title of the "Notes
and Queries" volume? Without knowing the volume number or year it would
make this particular fragment hard to hunt down. In any case, from the
snippet available, it appears that all of the information was taken from
the entry in Lechford's notebook that was the impetus and starting point
for my own research several years ago. What I am interested in is what
the surrounding material was--what it said about John Stratton, and in
what context.
-Robert Battle
http://books.google.com/books?ie=UTF-8&vid=0WdaR24i9gZ0Q9Irw_&id=FMVmWpeZsLcC&q=dearhaugh&dq=dearhaugh&pgis=1
Thanks, John.
Do you know of a way to find out more than just the title of the "Notes
and Queries" volume? Without knowing the volume number or year it would
make this particular fragment hard to hunt down. In any case, from the
snippet available, it appears that all of the information was taken from
the entry in Lechford's notebook that was the impetus and starting point
for my own research several years ago. What I am interested in is what
the surrounding material was--what it said about John Stratton, and in
what context.
-Robert Battle
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John Brandon
Re: Dearhaugh snippet
Do you know of a way to find out more than just the title of the "Notes
and Queries" volume? Without knowing the volume number or year it would
make this particular fragment hard to hunt down. In any case, from the
snippet available, it appears that all of the information was taken from
the entry in Lechford's notebook that was the impetus and starting point
for my own research several years ago. What I am interested in is what
the surrounding material was--what it said about John Stratton, and in
what context.
Hi, Robert.
I agree that it's very frustrating not to be able to tell which volume,
series, etc. is being viewed. The only thing I can think of is
entering random words to see if you can come up with a snippet near the
top of the page that includes a page heading--you might get a year,
series no., or date that way. Sorry ....
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Renia
Re: Dearhaugh snippet
R. Battle wrote:
Try:
http://nq.oxfordjournals.org/
A. MILL
AZAGRA
Notes and Queries, 1886; s7-I: 108 - 109.
....His wife, Ann Dearhaugh (?), who was horn about 1590, was the
daughter of "Mistress Mary Dearhaugb," of Barringham,...
PDF
To look at the PDF, you need to subscribe.
BUT:
http://www.bodley.ox.ac.uk/ilej/
Except that this doesn't go further than 1869
On Tue, 7 Mar 2006, John Brandon wrote:
http://books.google.com/books?ie=UTF-8& ... ugh&pgis=1
Thanks, John.
Do you know of a way to find out more than just the title of the "Notes
and Queries" volume? Without knowing the volume number or year it would
make this particular fragment hard to hunt down. In any case, from the
snippet available, it appears that all of the information was taken from
the entry in Lechford's notebook that was the impetus and starting point
for my own research several years ago. What I am interested in is what
the surrounding material was--what it said about John Stratton, and in
what context.
-Robert Battle
Try:
http://nq.oxfordjournals.org/
A. MILL
AZAGRA
Notes and Queries, 1886; s7-I: 108 - 109.
....His wife, Ann Dearhaugh (?), who was horn about 1590, was the
daughter of "Mistress Mary Dearhaugb," of Barringham,...
To look at the PDF, you need to subscribe.
BUT:
http://www.bodley.ox.ac.uk/ilej/
Except that this doesn't go further than 1869
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R. Battle
Re: Dearhaugh snippet
Thanks, Renia and John,
Nat Taylor was kind enough to send me an image of the item in question.
As it turns out, the paragraph appears in the middle of a query about the
Stratton family, so nothing new in the way of documentation for the
Stratton family (though a nice succinct summary of their immigration to
America).
-Robert Battle
Nat Taylor was kind enough to send me an image of the item in question.
As it turns out, the paragraph appears in the middle of a query about the
Stratton family, so nothing new in the way of documentation for the
Stratton family (though a nice succinct summary of their immigration to
America).
-Robert Battle
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John Brandon
Re: Dearhaugh snippet
Searching for the word "series" does in fact yield pretty good info ...
http://books.google.com/books?q=series& ... F-8&pgis=1
http://books.google.com/books?q=series& ... F-8&pgis=1