Letter-Books of John Hervey, First Earl of Bristol, Vol. 1 Of 3 : With Sir Thomas Hervey's Letters During Courtship and Poems During Widowhood, 1651 to 1750; 1651 to 1715, with Five Portraits (Classic Reprint)
Letter-Books of John Hervey, First Earl of Bristol, Vol. 1 Of 3 : With Sir Thomas Hervey's Letters During Courtship and Poems During Widowhood, 1651 to 1750; 1651 to 1715, with Five Portraits (Classic Reprint)
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Author(s): Hervey, John
ISBN No.: 9781333017927
Pages: 438
Year: 201607
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Excerpt from Letter-Books of John Hervey, First Earl of Bristol, Vol. 1 of 3: With Sir Thomas Hervey's Letters During Courtship and Poems During Widowhood, 1651 to 1750; 1651 to 1715, With Five Portraits But a younger son of the second John Hervey was Thomas Hervey, who somewhere about 1460 married Jane Drury, and by that marriage Ickworth and Wordwell were brought into the possession of his children, though not till after his and his wife's death. He died about 1468, and she before 1475. She married secondly Sir William Carew. Where Thomas Hervey lived and died is not known. His son and heir, William, was born in 1464, married Joan Cockett of Ampton in 1485, and died in 1528 or 1538. He lies buried in St. Mary's, Bury St.


Edmunds. His son, John, married Elizabeth Pope of Mildenhall in 1510, and died in 1556. His son, William, married about 1555 Elizabeth Poley of Boxted, died in 1592, and is buried at Ickworth. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy.


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