PETTY PAPERS. VOLS. IX-XV. Letterbooks of Petty and his agents; 1671-1686. These were part of a sequence of volumes once in the collection of William Burton Conyngham, grandson of Mary, wife of Petty's eldest son Charles (d. 1696) by her second marri... 1671-1686

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PETTY PAPERS. VOLS. IX-XV. Letterbooks of Petty and his agents; 1671-1686. These were part of a sequence of volumes once in the collection of William Burton Conyngham, grandson of Mary, wife of Petty's eldest son Charles (d. 1696) by her second marri... 1671-1686

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Conyngham, William Burton, 1732 or 1733-1796

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Epithet: Teller of the Irish Exchequer British Library Archives and Manuscripts Catalogue : Person : Description : ark:/81055/vdc_100000000351.0x000303 ...

Cooper, Austin, 1759-1830

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Austin Cooper, F.S,A., (1759-1830) was a tax collector for the Treasury in Dublin and an antiquarian who sketched the ancient buildings and monuments of Ireland. The copiest, Austin Damer Cooper was a Commissioner and Justice of the Peace in County Dublin. In "A history of the County Dublin", 1902, a note in 'Authorities' lists Cooper's note book, a manuscript in possession of the late Austin Damer Cooper. Mark Perrin was either a son or brother of Justice Louis Perrin. From the desc...