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Matthew Parker. De antiquitate Britannicae ecclesiae et privilegiis ecclesiae Cantuariensis cum archiepiscopis ejusdem LXX. ... Recensente ... Samuele Drake ...
London: 1729.
Inscription on verso of title page: Jhonae Loco D. Thomas Williams A.M. Et Coll: Jesu, Oxon, socius. [in a different hand:] 1731
Inscription on second front free endpaper: [W or M?] St John Cooper
Inscription on first front free endpaper: Guy Bryan, Woodham Walter Rectory.
Inscription on first front free endpaper: John Parker, Boulogne [./.] 1894
Thomas Williams, fellow of Jesus College, Oxford, appears to have given the book to Jonas Locke. He may be Thomas Williams, Rector of Llanspyddid from 1708 to 1731.[1]
Guy Bryan (1782–1870) was rector of Woodham Walter in Essex.
St John Cooper and John Parker are currently unidentified.
References
  1. ↑ Sir Anthony Wagner, 'The Powels of Devynock and Church Lawford', The Brecknock Society in Brycheiniog, vol. X (1964), p.2.

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