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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>'''James Jeffreys''' (1649&ndash;1689) was born in Acton, Denbighshire, and was educated at Jesus College, Oxford (1666; B.A. 1669; M.A. 1672; B.D. 1679; D.D. 1683).<ref>Joseph Foster, ''Alumni Oxonienses 1500-1714''</ref><br />
He was appointed a canon of Canterbury (Stall IX) in 1682 and was vice-dean from 1685; he was Canon Treasurer for several years until his death.<ref>CCA-DCc-TB/20; CCA-DCc-TB/25</ref> He was instituted rector and perpetual vicar of Eastchurch in 1684 and also occupied the rectory of Chartham from 1686.<br />
He was a younger brother of the notorious Lord Chancellor Judge George Jeffreys.<br />
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::<small>James Jeffreys, Jesus College, Oxford</small><ref>http://artuk.org/discover/artworks/james-jeffreys-c-16491689-222158#</ref><br><br />
Hasted reports that 'He gave to the library of Christ-church, in Canterbury, 20l. worth of books, to be taken out of his study; and to Jesus college, in Oxford, 20l. to be laid out in books for their library.' [[CCA-DCc-LA/2/1]] is a list of the 61 titles selected, headed 'Books bequeath’d by Dr Jeffreys to the Library of Christ Church Canterbury & vallued by Dr Kay by consent'.<ref>[[CCA-DCc-LA/2/1]]; see also [[Benefactors' Book]], f. 115r </ref> The list is priced and totalled at '£20&ndash;0&ndash;0'.<br />
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