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The journal's provenance

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  13 October 2009

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Royal Historical Society Camden Fifth Series , Volume 13 , July 1999 , pp. 11 - 13
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63 Dr Williams's Library, the book of benefactors, fo. 183; a typescript note on provenance by John Creasey, the former librarian of Dr Williams's Library, inserted in the journal.

64 BL, Add. Ms. 25,465. Hunter's transcript contains frequent errors, and several passages in the diary are omitted, especially towards the end of his transcript. A pencilled note at the end of the transcript (fo. 84) reads ‘For continuation surplus 126 larger book top of page’, but no such continuation of the transcript has been found.

65 Communication from John Creasey, librarian of Dr Williams's Library.

66 This is the route suggested in Creasey's typescript note.

67 PRO, PROB n/585/355 will of Mrs Elizabeth Wynne.

68 Rebecca Gethin (Thomas Juxon's niece) had married Richard Kenrick on 17 May 1664 at St Peter Cornhill, London: International genealogical index, London.