MRP: New in the wiki - Revision history

ColinGreenstreet at 23:33, July 10, 2012

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ColinGreenstreet at 02:18, July 10, 2012

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ColinGreenstreet at 07:28, May 10, 2012

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IsminiPells at 12:00, January 10, 2012

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Francescagreenstreet at 19:41, January 2, 2012

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Francescagreenstreet at 14:30, January 2, 2012

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Francescagreenstreet at 07:37, January 2, 2012

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Francescagreenstreet at 07:36, January 2, 2012

2012-01-02T07:36:26Z

Francescagreenstreet at 07:36, January 2, 2012

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Francescagreenstreet at 15:42, December 30, 2011

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 * Published call for project volunteers for '''''MarineLives'''''
-MarineLives is an innovative academic project for the collaborative transcription, linkage and enrichment of primary manuscripts, which were originated in the High Court of Admiralty, London, 1650-1669. The end product will be a publicly and freely available online academic edition.
+'''''MarineLives''''' is an innovative academic project for the collaborative transcription, linkage and enrichment of primary manuscripts, which were originated in the High Court of Admiralty, London, 1650-1669. The end product will be a publicly and freely available online academic edition.
 See [[MRP: MarineLives - Call for Project Volunteers|MarineLives - Call for Project Volunteers]]

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 =January 2012=

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 * Abstract & context of the will of the London based merchant Nathan Wright, together with transcription of the same will
 * See [[MRP: Nathan Wright will|Nathan Wright will]]
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 * New main page tab for [[MRP: Academic contacts|Academic contacts]] and [[MRP: Field visits|Field visits]]
 * Field visit report to Kent parishes of Seale and Halling to follow
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 * Reproductions of Badeslade's birds-eye views of Deane and Broome Park added to profiles of [[MRP: Deane|Deane]] and [[MRP: Broome Park|Broome Park]]
 * New profile and engraving of [[MRP: Acrise|Acrise]], home of Thomas Papillon, Sir George Oxenden's commercial colleague and friend to Sir George and his sister Elizabeth Dallison
 * New profile and engravings of [[MRP: Wingham Mansion or Wingham Court|Wingham Mansion or Wingham Court]], a mile north of Deane, where Sir Thomas and Lady Palmer frequently entertained the Oxenden family
 * Correspondence (1607-1642) of [[MRP: Assorted letters of Sir James Oxenden (Various)| Sir James Oxenden]], [[MRP: Assorted letters of Margaret, Lady Oxinden (Various)| Lady Margaret Oxenden]], [[MRP: Assorted letters of Elizabeth Dallison (various)| Elizabeth Dallison]], [[MRP: Assorted letters of Sir Henry Oxenden of Deane (Various)| Sir Henry Oxenden of Deane]], in Primary Documents section of wiki
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 * Map of the hundreds of Wingham and Kinghamford added to page on Deane, showing location of [[MRP: Deane|Deane]] house and of [[MRP: Broome Park|Broome Park]]
 * Updated profile of [[MRP: Sir Edmund (Edmond) Hoskins|Sir Edmund (Edmond) Hoskins]], including review of extensive Hoskins family papers at the Surrey History Centre concerning his father, grandfather, and elder brother.  Mainly estate related but include an inventory and administration accounts for his father, Sir Thomas Hoskins
 * [[MRP: New work on primary documents|New work on primary documents]] page accessible from wiki front page
 * [[MRP: House in St. John Street, Clerkenwell|House in St. John Street, Clerkenwell]].  Background on Dallison family links to Clerkenwell and house in St. John Street.  Characterisation of Clerkenwell in 1563, 1619, and 1677.  Proposed further research to better characterise the changing nature of Clerkenwell and its attractiveness to gentry and possibly to lawyers in 1620s and 1630s.
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 *  Profile of [[MRP: Sir Edmund (Edmond) Hoskins|Sir Edmund (Edmond) Hoskins]], serjeant-at-law, friend of Elizabeth Dallison and provider of legal counsel to her and Sir George Oxenden
 *  Profile of [[MRP: Francis Coventry|Francis Coventry]], barrister and acquaintance of Elizabeth Dallison, who married Elizabeth's friend and merchant's daughter, Elizabeth Hoskins, following the death of her husband Sir Edmund Hoskins.  Son of Sir Thomas Coventry (b.1578,d.1640), the prominent Inner Temple lawyer and Lord Keeper of the Seale , his brothers Henry and William Coventry played prominent diplomatic and political roles in the 1670s

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 ==Monday, 2nd January 2012==
-* Published new page showing Scope and Size of the Wiki.
+* Published new page showing scope and size of the Wiki.
 The wiki now contains 699 discrete pages of newly transcribed primary records

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	==Monday, 2nd January 2012==		==Monday, 2nd January 2012==
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		+	* Published new page showing Scope and Size of the Wiki.
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		+	The wiki now contains 699 discrete pages of newly transcribed primary records
		+	- 320 pages of private correspondence of Sir George Oxenden
		+	- 6 pages of inventories & related Prerogative Court of Canterbury probate papers
		+	- 125 pages of Chancery law suits
		+	- 238 pages of Prerogative Court of Canterbury wills
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		+	The above count excludes current work being undertaken on High Court of Admiralty court records, and excludes republication of out of copyright correspondence of Henry Oxinden of Barham and other Oxenden family members
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		+	- [[MRP: Size & scope of the wiki\|Size & scope of the wiki]] will provide regular updates as further transcribed primary source material is added

	* Published enhanced page on Visual and Material culture.		* Published enhanced page on Visual and Material culture.

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 * Published enhanced page on Visual and Material culture.
-The page provides a finding aid for published texts from the seventeenth and early eighteenth century which contain engraved copper plates and wood cuts of places and people relevant to mid-seventeenth century merchant life internationally.  The emphasis is on texts available electronically without copyright restrictions.  Wiki users are encouraged to make additions to this page
+The page provides a finding aid for published texts from the seventeenth and early eighteenth century which contain engraved copper plates and wood cuts of places and people relevant to mid-seventeenth century merchant life.
 - [[MRP: Visual & material culture|Visual & material culture]]

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 =December 2011=
 ==Friday, 30th December 2011==
-* Published new front page section on Using and contributing to this wiki
+* Published new front page section on Using and Contributing to this wiki
 - [[MRP: Searching the wiki|Searching the wiki]]

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 =December 2011=
 ==Wednesday, 28th December 2011==
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 * Launched a new section on the wiki main page called "Need your help", with pages addressing help needed to identify individuals, to supply missing images, and to supply text on ports, towns, and building
 - See [[MRP: Missing faces|Missing faces]]
 - See [[MRP: Missing pictures|Missing pictures]]