Vernon, Edward, 1684-1757

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Epithet: cabinet-maker, of London

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Epithet: of the Egyptian Society

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Epithet: DD, Rector of St George's, Bloomsbury

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Epithet: Reverend; Rector of Redmile

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Epithet: Colonel; of Stowe MS 200

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British naval officer.

From the description of Vernon-Wager papers, 1654-1773. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 79452756

Epithet: of Sloane MS 856

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referencedIn COMMONPLACE-BOOK belonging to, and for the most part in the hand of, Edward Vernon, D.D., of Trinity College, Cambridge, Rector of St. George's, Bloomsbury (ob. 1761). The contents are:-(1) "A brief account of the nature, end and use of chronology." ... British Library
referencedIn Plan de la baye de Cartagene dans l'Amérique. William L. Clements Library
referencedIn ESSEX PAPERS. Vol. I. (ff. 493). Jan.-Dec. 1672. 1. Warrants to send troops from the " army of Ireland " into England, under command of Richard, Lord Le Power; Whitehall, 1, 3 Aug. 1672. ff. 96, 102. 2. Letters from the Bishops of Derry and Down and ... British Library
creatorOf Vernon, Edward, 1684-1757. Vernon-Wager papers, 1654-1773. Library of Congress
referencedIn Hart, Francis Russell, 1868-1938. Francis Russell Hart collection, 1573-1830; 1922-1936. Library of Congress
referencedIn "LIBER CENSUALIS Gulielmi Primi pro Statfordscire"; or Domesday Book for Staffordshire, transcribed by Edward Vernon, D.D., in 1754 (cf. No. 816 above). At the end is an alphabetical list of the modern names of places. Paper; ff. 26. Belonged, in 176... British Library
referencedIn Extra-illustrated Life of Nollekens, 1708-1875, 1768-1836 Yale Center for British Art
creatorOf Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons. Copies of parliamentary papers, 1620-1725 [manuscript], ca. 1725. Folger Shakespeare Library
referencedIn Compositions, 1882-1912 and undated. Houghton Library
referencedIn "A SURVEY of Staffordshire," by Sampson Erdeswicke. The printed edition of 1723, interleaved, with numerous additions in the hand of Edward Vernon, D.D. (cf. No. 816 above). Between the introduction and the first page of the "Survey" (f. 13) is inser... British Library
referencedIn Houghton Library printed book provenance file, R-Z and unidentified Houghton Library
referencedIn ESSEX PAPERS. VOL. IX. (ff. 462). June-Dec. 1675. 1. Account of the quarrel between the Lords and Commons, by Francis, Lord Aungier; London, 5 June, 1675. f 21. 2. Warrant to audit the accompts of Lord Ranelagh and his partners, as farmers of the Rev... British Library
referencedIn (VIII. ff. 335). Jan. 1759-Oct. 1760.includes:f. 1 Richard Brock: Lawsuit: 1759. ff. 6-53 Charles Wyndham, 2nd Earl of Egremont: Lawsuits: 1750-1760. ff. 6-53 Hugh Percy, 1st Duke of Northumberland; formerly Smithson: Lawsuits: 1757 -1768. ff. 6-... British Library
referencedIn (XXV. ff. 101). 1 Mar.-19 Nov. 1756.includes:f. 1 William Beere: Suit v. Clapp: 1756. f. 4 James Sufflee: Suit v. Arde: 1756. f.5 City of Aberdeen: College of New Aberdeen v. Mitchel: 1756. f. 6 b Crews: Suit v. Crews: 1756. f. 6 b Israel Jallabe... British Library
referencedIn ESSEX PAPERS. Vol. III. (ff. 339). May-Aug. 1673. 1. Minutes of Orders in Council for sending English farthings to Ireland; Whitehall, 4 July, 13 Aug. 1673. ff. 168, 295 2. Surrenders of his several commissions by James, Duke of York, 15 June, 1673; ... British Library
referencedIn Washington Irving's Life of George Washington Volume I, Miscellany, 1745-1856 Cornell University Library
referencedIn James Douglas papers 1738-1850 1738-1787 Douglas, James, papers William L. Clements Library
referencedIn Vol. VI. (ff. 235). 1703-1759. 1. T[homas] M[adox], antiquary, to Edward Floyde [Lhwyd], "at the Museum in Oxford," ending "There is nobody yet appointed Keeper of the Cotton-Library, nor any salary settled on that place,"; London, 18 Feb. 1702 [3]. ... British Library
referencedIn COLLECTION of State papers, letters, and miscellaneous documents, many of which relate to the Civil War and the affairs of the Commonwealth; 1564-1760. The letters at the end relate to literature and kindred subjects, and several of them are addresse... British Library
creatorOf "THE PAROCHIAL ANTIQUITIES of Staffordshire"; written about 1745 (see f. 6) by Thomas Loxdale, Rector of Tixall. With an index and a few notes added by Edward Vernon, D.D. The work is noticed in Sir Thomas Clifford's Description of Tixall, Paris, 181... British Library
creatorOf MINUTE-BOOK OF THE EGYPTIAN SOCIETY, kept until 28 May 1742 by the Rev. Jeremiah Milles, as 'Reis Effendi', and from 5 Nov. by the Rev. Richard Pococke; 11 Dec. 1741-16 Apr. 1743. Partly Greek and Latin. Preceded (ff. 1-2) by a drawing of a sistrum a... British Library
referencedIn WILLIAM BURTON'S Description of Leicestershire, interleaved and illustrated with numerous manuscript notes, by Edward Vernon, D.D., Rector of St. George's, Bloomsbury, and formerly Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge, who died in 1761. Folio. [10,12... British Library
referencedIn Great Britain. Public Record Office. Admiralty records concerning the War of Jenkins Ear [manuscript], 1741-1744. University of Virginia. Library
referencedIn BLENHEIM PAPERS. Vol. CCXLVI (ff. 160+i). Receipt-book for domestic expenses, kept by Marlborough and his wife Sarah, 7 Apr. 1677-21 March 1690; at the end, reversing the volume (ff. 151b-153b), are accounts by Marlborough, as captain in the Admiralt... British Library
referencedIn ESSEX PAPERS. Vol. VII. (ff. 338). Sept.-Dec. 1674. 1. Letters from Sir William Temple, enclosing news of the campaign between the Confederates and the French, etc.; the Hague, 13 Sept., 12 Oct., 13 Nov. 1674. ff. 4, 104, 106, 169, 171. 2. Warrant fo... British Library
referencedIn Vol. VI. (ff. 235). 1703-1759. 1. T[homas] M[adox], antiquary, to Edward Floyde [Lhwyd], "at the Museum in Oxford," ending "There is nobody yet appointed Keeper of the Cotton-Library, nor any salary settled on that place,"; London, 18 Feb. 1702 [3]. ... British Library
referencedIn TRANSCRIPT of Domesday Book, so far as it relates to Derbyshire; with an identification of the names of places (f 34), in the hand of Edw. Vernon, D.D., rector of St. George's, Bloomsbury, London (ob. 1761). Paper; ff. 34. XVIIIth cent. Folio.Edward ... British Library
creatorOf Douglas family. James Douglas papers, 1738-1850, bulk 1738-1787. William L. Clements Library
referencedIn Charles II of England: Register of writs of Privy Seal, royal warrants and other State papers.Sir Edward Walker, Garter King at Arms: Warrant to, for augmentation of the arms of F. Wolfe: 1660.Sir John Nicholas, Clerk of the Privy Council: Register o... British Library
referencedIn BRIEF NOTES for a history of Derbyshire by Edward Vernon, D.D. (see No. 816, above). Paper; ff 28. XVIIIth cent. Presented to Thomas Astle (f. 3) by Dr. Vernon's niece and executrix, Mrs. Mary Yates, 1762. Folio.Edward Vernon, DD, Rector of St George... British Library
referencedIn (VI. ff. 191). 25 Oct. 1740-25 June, 1741.includes:f. 2 John Spicer: Suit v. Edwards: 1740. f. 2 Bank of England: Notes of suits: 1728-1751. f. 2 Mary Bertie, 2nd wife of Montagu, 2nd Earl of Abingdon: Suits v. Edwards, etc.: 1740. f.2 Thomas Osbo... British Library
referencedIn Plan de l'attaque de Porto Bello par l'Amiral Vernon. William L. Clements Library
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correspondedWith Lawrence, Charles, 1709-1760 person
correspondedWith Norris, John, Sir, 1660?-1749 person
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correspondedWith Stone, Andrew, 1703-1773 person
correspondedWith Trelawny, Edward, 1699-1754 person
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Birth 1684-11-12

Death 1757-10-30

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