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* y ^^!j^.&i!4^%> 5r';i^-A«A' f;^; fe I. jr-MC-flafe^-AHiwgr^ Gc iVl. L 929.72062 G51c 1347127 GENEALOGY COLLECTION IlilllL 3 1833 01756 9614 THE ^ttftlfcattong OF Cfie JIarleian ^ocietj> ESTABLISHED A.D. MDCCCLXIX. Wolmu XXh rOE THE TEAR MD.CCC.LXXXV. ^cftit^tmmt of ^ir aiaiiniam ^^nnton Suisse, Baronet, of o^lmorc Court, ro, (^louresitcr. : isitatton C(iunt|) of (^loutegter. TAKEN IN THE TEAR 1623, HENRY CHITTY AND JOHN PHILLIPOT AS DEPUTIES TO WILLIAM CAMDEN, ©lawtmia; IRmg of arms. WITH PEDIGREES FROM THE HERALDS' VISITATIONS OF 1569 AND 1582-3, AND SUNDRY MISCELLANEOUS PEDIGREES. EDITED BY SIR JOHN MACLEAN, F.S.A., etc., AND W. C. HEANE, M.R.C.S. Eng., etc. LONDON 1885. preface. This Volume contains the pedigrees recorded at the Heralds' Visitation of Gloucestershire in 1623, with Appendices containing Pedigrees from ^^<i the Visitations of 1569 and 1583, and also sundry Miscellaneous Pedigrees, the date of which the Editors have been unable to identify with n/^ certainty. The whole are derived from Harleian MSS. 1041 and 1543. In the first cited volume, No. 8 is entitled: "Arms & Pedigrees I \^ from the Visitation of the Countie of Gloucester, a.d. 1583, by Eobert ^ Cooke, Clareuceulx, as it seems with many Continuations & Additions " by John Saunders & others " (18— 75) ; and No. 10, entitled : The .1^ Visitation of the Countie of Gloucester as taken a.d. 1623, by Henry Chitty, Chester, and John Philpot, Rouge Dragon, for Will. Camden, Clarenx., done by the hand of John Saunders" (T?*"—121). In Volume 1543, No. 2 is entitled: " The Visitation of the County of Gloster made by Robert Cooke alias Clarenceulx King of Arms in anno 1583 ?, continued & enlarged with the Visitation of the same County, made by Henry Chitty, Chester, and John Phillipott, Somerset Heralds; Deputyes to William Camden, Clarenceux, in anno 1623, with many other Descents, transcript, per R. Mundy." No. 3, Mr. Mundy " goeth on with the title, thus : This Booke I lent M"^ Somerset when he went the last Visitation (above mentioned), and many of the Descents weare enlarged by him, as apereth under his owne hand. 4. Here are likewise divers additional Notes & Enlargements by Mr. Mundy, Mr. Latton, Mr. Dale, and others." J^O'^ t X,<J / As regards the Visitation of 1623, neither of the MSS. is very satis- factory or complete. In Vol. 1041 there are sixty-eight pedigrees that are not in Vol. 1543, and seventy-seven in the latter not in the former. altogetlier about 200 distinct genealogies. Of tlie 1569 Visitation, there are two in Vol. 1041 not in 1543, and one in Vol. 1543 not in 1041. There are only nineteen in all which have been clearly identified as belonging to this Visitation. Of the Visitation of 1582-3, there are only seven pedigrees in all ascertained to belong to the Visitation for this year. Unfortunately there is no official copy of this Visitation in the Heralds' College. All the pedigrees in 1041 have been collated with those in 1543, and the whole, with the exception of the first few, compared with the official records in the College of Arms, and wherever differences exist, they have been shewn either by being printed in other type or by footnotes. But with respect to the Visitation of 1582-3, of Avhich, as stated above, there is no official copy, the pedigrees have been collated with those in the Vincent Collection in the College of Arms (Vincent MS. 115), which, though not of official authority, are not inferior in respect to accuracy.* Following the example of the 'Visitation of Cornwall,' printed by this Society in 1874, we have inserted as footnotes, from our respective private collections, extracts from Parish Registers, and from the transcripts from those Registers now remaining in the Bishop's Registry at Gloucester, for the obliging facilities for consulting which we have to return our thanks to the Parochial Clergy, and to Benjamin Bonner, Esq., the Deputy Registrar of the diocese. We have also appended divers other notes of record which wiU not only authenticate the pedigrees, but wiU be of great assistance to any who may be desirous of continuing them. Though the greater portion of the extracts referred to were collected by us for other purposes, a great many were made by special searches in connection with this Work, and the time occupied in these searches will, we hope, be accepted by the Society as the cause of the delay in the completion of the Volume. * Augustine Vincent was appointed Eouge Eose Pursuivant 22 Feb. 1615-16, Eouge Croix 29 May 1621, and Windsor Herald 1 June 162i. He was much esteemed in the College for his great ability and equal industry. He made large collections from the Tower Eecords and other valuable materials, and died 11th January 1625-6. His worthless son, John Vincent, sold 240 of his father's manuscripts to Ealph Sheldon of Weston, co. Warwick, who bequeathed them to the College. — We would refer tliose who desire further information on Gloucester- shire Genealogy to the following authorities : HERALDS' VISITATIONS. - - Caius Coll., Camb., MS. 553, Art. 6. 1530 Benolfce Original - - College of Arms, MS. H. 20. - 1569 Cooke - MSS. D. 12 ; G. 9, f. 74. 1588 - - Brit. Mus., Harl. MS. 1041, f. 18. with additions - 1543. - - Coll. OF Arms, Vincent MS. 115. 1623 Camden by Chitting and) „ ,^ „ , ,^„ ,^., ^ „„>, ^^^'^' ^^'^^' f. 77". - Harl. MS. 1041, Philipot I with additions - 1543. - - Coll. of Arms, MS. C. 17. HERALDIC COLLECTIONS. - Pedigrees of many ancient Gloucestershire Families. Brit. Mus., Harl. 2121, f. 72. 1 Ai-ms of Gloucestershire Families. Brit. Mus., Harl. MSS. 1191, 6174, 6185. of Gloucestershire Families. Coll. of Arms, Philipot MSS. 16 L., 37 L., 14 P., 15 P. Pedigrees copied from the Visitations of Worcestershhe, Herefordshire, and Gloucestershire taken 1569. Ashm. Lib. 831. Arms, with some descents, from the Visitation of 1569. Brit. Mus., Harl. MS. 2230, f 92. Pedigrees fi-om the Visitation of 1569. Brit. Mus., Harl. MS. 615, f. 173. Arms and Pedigrees fi-om the Visitation of 1583. Brit. Mus., Harl. MS. 1041, f. 18. Pedigrees of Gloucestershire Families to 1619. Caius Coll., Camb., MS. 553, f. 184. Arms and Pedigrees of Gloucestershire Families, mra 1634. Brit. Mus., Harl. MS. 6139. Arms of the Nobility and Gentry of Gloucestershire. Brit. Mus., Harl. MS. 1042, f. 79. Arms of Gloucestershire Families. Queen's Coll., Oxf., MS. xcviij. Arms borne by the Nobility and Gentry of the County of Gloucester. Gloucester, 1786, 4to. Collections for Gloucestershire by the Rev. S. Lysons. Brit. Mus., Add. MS. 9458. — ifronttspttce. The Frontispiece displays the full Achievement of Sir William Vernon Guise, Baronet, of Elmore Court, Gloucestershire, to whose obliging courtesy we are indebted for the block. The quarterings are upon record in the College of Arms as allowed to the family : 1. Gules, seven lozenges vair, three, three, and one, upon a canton or a mullet pierced sable. Guise. 2. Sable, a fess between six martlets argent, TVysham. 3. Gules, a fess between six billets or, Beauchaiip. 4. Per pale or and gules, three roundels counterchanged, Abtot. 5. Argent, two bars gules, Mauduit. 6. Lozengy azure and or, within a bordure gules charged with eight plates, Bello- MONT. 7. Chequy or and azure, a chevron ermine, Newburgh. 8. Gules, two bendlets or, Fitzwith. 9. Ermine, three crescents gules, Keitoe. 10. Quarterly gules and argent, a cross mohne or, Snell. 11. Or, a chevron chequy gules and azure between three cinquefoils of the third, Cooke. 12. Or, four lozenges in fess azure, Pennington. 13. Argent, two bars gules, upon a canton of the second a cinquefoil or, ... 14. Sable, a fess between three pheons argent, .... 15. Or, a double-headed eagle displayed sable, charged on the breast with a fleur- de-lis argent, .... 16. Azure, three eagles displayed in bend between two cotises argent, Blenknap. 17. Gules, a fess chequy argent and sable between six crosses pattee fitchee of the second, Botelee. 18. Or, two bendlets gules. Sublet. 19. Or, four bendlets azure, Montfort. 20. Gules, a chevi-on ermines between three pheons or, upon a canton crucilly three lions palewise, two and one, Arnold and Lucy. 21. Sable, a chevi-on or between three hawks' lures argent, Madoo ap Khyn. 22. Sable, billetty, and a cross fleury argent, Noereys. 23. Or, on a fess daucette between three billets azure, each charged with a lion rampant of the field, as many bezants, Rolle. FRONTISPIECE. IX 24. Ermine, three battle-axes gules, Dennis. 25. Argent, a cross fleury sable, uiDon a chief azure three estoiles or, Dabernon. 26. Sable, three lozenges in fess ermine, Giffard. 27. Gules, two bendlets wavy or, Brewer. 28. Sable, bezanty, two stags trippant argent, Bockerell. 29. Ai-gent, upon a chevron between three eagles' heads erased sable as many acorns or, Chiderly. 30. Azure, crucilly, and a unicorn salient or, Dounb. 31. Argent, three dolphins sable, two and one, Binsey. 32. Gules, a double-headed eagle displayed between three fleurs-de-lis argent, GODOLPHIN. 33. Argent, a chevron between three tassels gules, .... 34. Or, upon a fess sable three chevrons palewise, points to the dexter, argent, Trenouth. 35. Argent, a double-headed eagle displayed within a bordure sable charged with eight bezants, Kelleskew. 36. Sable, a chevron between three eagles displayed or, Kentebury. 37. Argent, three mascles sable, two and one, Arwenick. 38. Argent, upon a chevron gules between three torteaux as many bezants, Boleigh. 39. Ai-gent, three bars-gemel gules, upon a chief azure three tigers' heads or, Wright. 40. Argent, a chevron between three griffins passant sable, Finch.
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    The Playwright’s Progress: Edward de Vere and the Two Shrew Plays Ramon Jiménez or more than 400 years the two Shrew plays—The Tayminge of a Shrowe (1594) and The Taming of the Shrew (1623)—have been entangled with each other in scholarly disagreements about who wrote them, which was F written first, and how they relate to each other. Even today, there is consensus on only one of these questions—that it was Shakespeare alone who wrote The Shrew that appeared in the Folio . It is, as J. Dover Wilson wrote, “one of the most diffi- cult cruxes in the Shakespearian canon” (vii). An objective review of the evidence, however, supplies a solution to the puz- zle. It confirms that the two plays were written in the order in which they appear in the record, The Shrew being a major revision of the earlier play, A Shrew . They were by the same author—Edward de Vere, 17th Earl of Oxford, whose poetry and plays appeared under the pseudonym “William Shakespeare” during the last decade of his life. Events in Oxford’s sixteenth year and his travels in the 1570s support composition dates before 1580 for both plays. These conclusions also reveal a unique and hitherto unremarked example of the playwright’s progress and development from a teenager learning to write for the stage to a journeyman dramatist in his twenties. De Vere’s exposure to the in- tricacies and language of the law, and his extended tour of France and Italy, as well as his maturation as a poet, caused him to rewrite his earlier effort and pro- duce a comedy that continues to entertain centuries later.