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© 2007 R.J.PENHEY
The Bourne Archive.
This page is a set of links to others
giving biographical information about the notable people who have or had
Dictionary
of National Biography
The D. N. B. is a very good source of
information but is a service for subscribers. Fortunately, numerous local
authority library services subscribe to it on our behalf. If you are a member
of a service on this list, you can use the DNB for research
by entering a code and your membership number in the library card login box on this
page. The code is typically, but not always, the first three letters of the
county name in upper case. For example, a member of the Lincolnshire Library
Service would enter LIN followed by his membership number, thus LIN******. This
can be done in the public library or at home.
Having
entered the site, you should find in most cases, that a search using the
subject’s name, given in the following list of search keys, will find the
relevant article without need for scrutiny of any intervening list of options.
The search keys are given without brackets and the bracketed parts are there
just for clarification.
Aelfgar (earl of
Baldwin fitz Gilbert (de Clare)
Joseph Banks (naturalist, of Revesby)
Montague Bertie (second Lord Lindsey and soldier)
Peregrine Bertie (Baron Willoughby de Eresby and soldier)
Robert Bertie (first Lord Lindsey and soldier)
George Boole (mathematician, of
William Cecil, Lord Burghley (of Bourne and
John Cotton (minister in
Eadwine, earl of
Matthew Flinders (explorer, of Donington)
(lady) Godiva (countess of
Sir Edward Harwood (soldier, especially in the
Hereward (‘the Wake’, of Bourne)
Gervase Holles (1607-75, antiquary)
Leofric, earl of
Frederick Manning (writer, of Edenham and Bourne)
Robert Mannyng (de Brunne, monk of Sempringham)
William Marrat (publisher, of
Sir William Monson (naval officer)
Morcar (earl of
Isaac Newton (scientist, of Woolsthorpe)
Sir John Ogle (soldier, of Pinchbeck)
Simon Patrick (Bishop of Ely)
John Smith (soldier and colonial governor)
Pishey Thompson (historian of
(The) Willoughby de Eresby
(family - click on
(Francis Willoughby) fifth Baron Willoughby of Parham
(William Willoughby) sixth Baron Willoughby of Parham
Wikipedia
Articles
Liz Smith
Other Hyperlinks
The Cecil family
The Clay family
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