17th century
Subject
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Found in 9 Collections and/or Records:
Collection
Archive of the Townesend family
Accounts of the Townesend family, master masons, mainly concerning their work in Oxford for the University and Oxford colleges, 1687-1804.
Extents: 2.0 Linear metres (55 Shelfmarks)
Dates: 1687-1804
Collection
Bliss Manuscripts
Eleven manuscripts, and printed books with manuscript notes, of Philip Bliss, including material relating to Oxford graduates.
Extents: 11 shelfmarks
Dates: 17th-19th cent.
Collection
Heber Manuscripts
Manuscripts collected by Richard Heber, including material relating to Latin inscriptions, Latin language, the University of Oxford, 18th century literary figures, northern dialect and Greek history, BC 400-BC 320.
Extents: 14 shelfmarks
Dates: 13th-19th cent.
Collection
Langbaine Manuscripts
Langbaine's manuscripts, including material relating to Greek manuscripts, the Bodleian Library and Oxford colleges.
Extents: 21 shelfmarks
Dates: 17th cent.
Collection
Manuscripts and Papers of Ingram Bywater
This collection consists of manuscripts collected by Bywater, working papers on classical subjects, and correspondence mainly with classical scholars.
Extents: 53 shelfmarks
Dates: 16th cent.-1914
Collection
Records of the Oxford University Barbers' Company
Records of the Company of Barbers, including charters, order books, certificates of admission, quarterage and fine books, account books, rolls of apprentices, bonds, and alphabetical lists of matriculations in the University of Oxford.
Extents: 18 shelfmarks
Dates: 1663-1859
Collection
Rigaud Manuscripts
Manuscripts of S.P. Rigaud, including transcripts, summaries of lectures, and papers relating to Edmond Halley.
Extents: 21 shelfmarks
Dates: 16th-19th cent.
Collection
Vaughan Thomas Papers
Papers of Vaughan Thomas, including papers relating to Dr. Samuel Wilson Warneford (1763-1855), the University of Oxford, and Stoneleigh, Warwickshire.
Extents: 12 shelfmarks
Dates: 17th-19th cent.
Collection
Wight Manuscripts
Wight's musical collection comprises many volumes written by John Awbery, Fellow of New College, Oxford, and many of which had been owned or annotated by William and Philip Hayes. Such as are not connected with Oxford musicians are largely either English songs or Italian compositions.
Extents: 209 shelfmarks
Dates: 16th-18th cent.