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= '''People''' =
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'''People'''
  
== Sir George Oxenden ==
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'''Editorial history'''
  
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'''Overview'''
native Countrey) have taken great pleasur"''<--
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-->(Robert Raworth to Sir George Oxenden, 1663)<--
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This page provides a directory to names in relevant primary documents, to the names of key individuals in the commercial life of the Oxenden family, and to key family members in selected and related families
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==To do==
  
As president of the English East India company in Surat between 1663 and 1669, Sir George Oxenden left a private correspondence with his sister, Elizabeth Dalyson, and with other kin,close friends, commercial partners.  The correspondence, now in the British Library, provides a starting point from which to explore their lives.  Bound in still bright red Indian leather, the volumes are the work of Oxenden’s copyists, his factory writers, rather than autograph manuscripts.  The communication is largely one way, with Oxenden’s own voice often to be inferred from the tone and substance of his correspondents.
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(1) Develop a template for biographical profiles
  
A careful reading of the correspondence reveals the existence of two connected joint stock companies formed in in the decade prior to Oxenden’s presidency by Sir George Oxenden and five former colleagues from Surat. Two slightly divergent lists of subscribers to the two ventures were subsequently discovered by this author in the National Archives in chancery papers related to the ventures.  In 1655 the English East India company was in disarray, its monopoly had expired, and the eastern markets were up for grabs.  Yet, the ventures have little visibility in the historiography, and are the subject of only a brief footnote by Sir William Foster.
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(2) Develop a template for thumbnail portraits to be submitted to the [[MRP: Dramatis Personnae|Dramatis Personnae]] page
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==Biographical profiles==
  
''Sources''
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[[MRP: Tobell Aylmer|Tobell Aylmer]]
 
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[[MRP: Nicholas Buckeridge|Nicholas Buckeridge]]
C10/109/102 (1663); C10/82/2 (1664)
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[[MRP: Francis Coventry|Francis Coventry]]
IOR/H/MISC/32 Various letters relating to the Williams Venture
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[[MRP: Charles Dallison|Charles Dallison]]
Letter from Robert Raworth to Sir George Oxenden, Grays Inn, 9th April 1663, ff. 106-107
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[[MRP: William Dallison I|William Dallison I]]
The Oxenden papers, Vols. XIII-XVIII, Add. MSS. 40708-40713
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[[MRP: Sir Maximilian Dallison|Sir Maximilian Dallison]]
William Foster (ed.), XXXX, citing Home Miscellaneous Vol. 26, 10 June 165[8?] (folio 5)
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[[MRP: William Dallison II|William Dallison II]]
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[[MRP: Elizabeth Dallison|Elizabeth Dallison]]
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[[MRP: Margaret Dallison|Margaret Dallison]]
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[[MRP: Maximilian Dallison|Maximilian Dallison]]
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[[MRP: Frances Dallison, nee Stanley|Frances Dallison, nee Stanley]]
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[[MRP: Sir Edmund (Edmond) Hoskins|Sir Edmund (Edmond) Hoskins]]
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[[MRP: Edward Kelke|Edward Kelke]]
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[[MRP: James Master of Yotes Court|James Master of Yotes Court]]
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[[MRP: Sir George Oxenden|Sir George Oxenden]]
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[[MRP: Sir Henry Oxenden|Sir Henry Oxenden]]
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[[MRP: Henry Oxinden of Barham|Henry Oxinden of Barham]]
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[[MRP: Sir George Oxenden|Sir George Oxenden]]
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[[MRP: Sir James Oxenden|Sir James Oxenden]]
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[[MRP: James Oxenden|James Oxenden]]
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[[MRP: Margaret Oxenden|Margaret Oxenden]]
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[[MRP: Richard Oxinden|Richard Oxinden]]
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[[MRP: Colonel Proud|Colonel Proud]]
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[[MRP: Robert Raworth|Robert Raworth]]
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[[MRP: Mary Smith, nee Dallison|Mary Smith, nee Dallison]]
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[[MRP: Sir George Smith|Sir George Smith]]
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[[MRP: Thomas Stanley|Thomas Stanley]]
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[[MRP: Sir William Ryder|Sir William Ryder]]
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[[MRP: Lady Mary Widdrington|Lady Mary Widdrington]]
 
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'''Sir George Oxenden, engraving, 1668'''
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==Dramatis personnae==
  
[[File:Sir George Oxenden Engraving 1668_copy.png|thumbnail|279px]]
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[[MRP: Dramatis personnae|Dramatis personnae]]
 
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'''Sample Suffolk inventory'''
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==Family resources ==
 
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[[File:Suffolk inventory demo.JPG|thumbnail|279px]]
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'''Sample map of Oxenden family in London, 1650s & 1660s'''
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[[File:SVJS subscribers in London|thumbnail|400px|none|1650s.jpg]]
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[[MRP: Dallison family|Dallison family]]
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[[MRP: Hardres family|Hardres family]]
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[[MRP: Master family|Master family]]
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[[MRP: Oxenden family|Oxenden family]]
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[[MRP: Piers family|Piers family]]
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[[MRP: Raworth family|Raworth family]]
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[[MRP: Stanley family|Stanley family]]
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[[MRP: Theobald family|Theobald family]]

Latest revision as of 08:22, June 6, 2012

People

Editorial history

15/08/11, CSG: Created page



Overview

This page provides a directory to names in relevant primary documents, to the names of key individuals in the commercial life of the Oxenden family, and to key family members in selected and related families






To do


(1) Develop a template for biographical profiles

(2) Develop a template for thumbnail portraits to be submitted to the Dramatis Personnae page



Biographical profiles


Tobell Aylmer
Nicholas Buckeridge
Francis Coventry
Charles Dallison
William Dallison I
Sir Maximilian Dallison
William Dallison II
Elizabeth Dallison
Margaret Dallison
Maximilian Dallison
Frances Dallison, nee Stanley
Sir Edmund (Edmond) Hoskins
Edward Kelke
James Master of Yotes Court
Sir George Oxenden
Sir Henry Oxenden
Henry Oxinden of Barham
Sir George Oxenden
Sir James Oxenden
James Oxenden
Margaret Oxenden
Richard Oxinden
Colonel Proud
Robert Raworth
Mary Smith, nee Dallison
Sir George Smith
Thomas Stanley
Sir William Ryder
Lady Mary Widdrington



Dramatis personnae


Dramatis personnae



Family resources


Dallison family
Hardres family
Master family
Oxenden family
Piers family
Raworth family
Stanley family
Theobald family