Clergy
Subject
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Found in 8 Collections and/or Records:
Single Item
Album of photographs of clergymen, mainly of the Church of England
Album of photographs of clergymen, mainly of the Church of England
Shelfmark: MS. Eng. misc. d. 707
Extents: 26 Leaves
Dates:
c. 1868
Collection
John Walker Collection
John Walker Collection
Extents: 2.25 Linear metres (27 boxes)
Dates:
1646-1715
Collection
Letters of John Randolph
Letters of John Randolph to his brother-in-law, the Rev. Thomas Lambard, Rector of Ash, Kent.
Extents: 4 shelfmarks
Dates:
1784-1810
Collection
Manuscripts collected the Rev. Henry Jones
Manuscripts collected the Rev. Henry Jones, 17th century.
Extents: 0.55 Linear metres (5 boxes)
Dates:
17th century
Collection
Notebooks of Geoffrey Baskerville
Notebooks of Geoffrey Baskerville, mainly relating to his English monks and the suppression of the monasteries (London, 1937), including:
Monastic houses and clergy
Tudor history and the Reformation in England
History of southern Italy from the 9th to the 13th century
Manuscripts
Extents: 46 shelfmarks
Dates:
[?20th century]
Single Item
Original letters and papers relating to the meeting of some of the clergy in St. Martin's Library [London]
Original letters and papers relating to the meeting of some of the clergy in St. Martin's Library [London], written in A.D. 1770-1773.
Shelfmark: MS. Add. A. 266
Extents: 28 Leaves
Dates:
written in A.D. 1770-1773
Collection
Papers of the Banbury Clerical Society
The papers of the Banbury Clerical Society consist of minute books, 1874-1973; volumes of notes on scriptural texts studied at meetings, 1852-1969; miscellaneous papers including accounts and lists of members; and a copy of P. Sabatier, Vie de S. François d'Assise (34th ed., n.d., Paris).
Extents: 35 shelfmarks
Dates:
1852-1973
Single Item
Typescript collections of C. H. Mayo on the Mayo family
Typescript collections of C. H. Mayo on the Mayo family, 20th century.
Shelfmark: MS. Top. gen. d. 46
Extents: 356 Leaves
Dates:
20th century