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BROWNE : SMALL, : WRENCH : MACBRIDE.
I should be glad of information about any
of the following :
John Browne, Regius Chirurgus Ordin- arius, born 1642. A portrait engraved by R. White, with a coat of arms below, which I am not sufficiently versed in heraldry to be able to describe.
Alexander Small, Chirurgus. A mezzo- tint portrait after B. Dandridge, engraved by J. Faber, probably about 1740.
Sir Benjamin Wrench, M.D., born 1665. Practised as a physician in Norwich for over sixty years.
David Macbride, M.D., probably of Dublin, about 1797. A portrait engraved by J. T. Smith after Reynolds of Dublin, and published in London, 1797.
D. A. V. MOSES.
78 Kensington Park Road, Netting Hill, W. [For Browne and Macbride see ' D.N.B.']
PRINTS ILLUSTRATING IRISH HISTORY, 1*79-80. 1. The late Dr. Richard Bagwell ('Ireland Under the Tudors,' iii. 21, 22), writing of the murder of Henry Davells and Arthur Carter by Sir John of Desmond in 1579, alludes to " a curious print " illustrating it. Where is this print to be seen ?
2. An old print illustrating the attack by the English fleet on the Castell dell' Oro in Smerwick Harbour in 1580 was reproduced in an Irish magazine (I think The Kerry Magazine of 1854). Where is this print to be seen now ?
I am told that neither is in the British Museum. JOHN B. WAINEWRIGHT.
GILBERT, BISHOP OF LISBON. The first Bishop of Lisbon after it was reconquered from the Moors was an English monk named Gilbert, who died April 27, 1166. He is not in the 'D.N.B.' Is anything known about him ? JOHN B. WAINEWRIGHT.
PORTRAIT OF Miss PRICE. I should be very grateful if any one could give me particulars of the portrait of Miss Price, engraved by F. Bartolozzi from a picture by Sir Peter Lely, published July, 1808, by John White, Fleet Street, and John Scott, Strand. To what family of Price did she belong and who were her parents ?
LEONARD C. PRICE.
Essex Lodge, Ewell.
ROE FAMILY. I shall be grateful for assistance with the following pedigree :
Joseph Roe of Henley, co. Suffolk, bap- tized there July 16, 1691, buried at Wester- field June 24, 1760, had by his wife Mary
(buried at Westerfield Jan. 16, 1778) a third)
son, Robert, baptized at Henley Jan. 11,
1732. Was the last named identical with*
the Robert Roe who died Feb. 13, 1818,.
aged 86, and was buried at Darmsden, not*
far from Henley ?
Robert Roe of Darmsden married Mary (Robinson ?), who died Jan. 6, 1815, aged 83,. and was buried at the same place. Amongst? their children were :
1. Joseph Roe of Ipswich, married Jemima^ Coe(?), and had (a) Robert of Cambridge, died July 31, 1880, in 88th year, engraver and miniature painter, who left issue ; (6) Joseph of Brook Street, Ipswich, died* July 17, 1877, aged 81, leaving issue ; (c) Owen of Brook Street and Museum Street, Ipswich, died s.p, Nov. 9, 1884, aged 87. In addition to these there were- probably three other children : William, Jemima, and Martha.
2. Owen Roe of Rose Hill, Ipswich, died April 30, 1825, aged 55, and was buried at Darmsden. Will dated April 5, 1825, and proved in the archdeaconry of Suffolk,. May 19, 1825. He married, by licence,. Sept. 7, 1792, at St. Margaret's, Ipswich,. Ann Coe, who died Aug. 4, 1846, aged 82,. and was buried at Darmsden, leaving a daughter, Ann Roe (died Nov. 29, 1851, aged 50, buried at Darmsden), wife of Charles Cobbold of Ipswich, by whom she had issue.
I may add that I am aware of the pedigrees in the British Museum Library (Add. M.S, 19147) and in the W. S. Fitch collection at Ipswich. F. GORDON ROE.
18 Stanford Road, Kensington.
SCOTTISH BISHOPS. The voluntary workers of the Clerical Index Society ar desirous of compiling a complete and' up-to-date list of all the bishops who have held the sees of the Church of England in Scotland from the date of their foundations. Can any reader help us, either with complete succession lists of any one see or the whole ? Most works of reference are out of date and full of errors. What are chiefly wanted are dates and places of consecration, resignation, death and burial. J. W. FAWCETT.
Templetown House, Consett, co. Durham.
JEANNE OF FLANDERS. Is there any account, other than that in the chronicles of Froissart of the adventures of this valorous lady, known as Jeanne la Flarnme one of the three "Amazons of Brittany" who engaged in the struggle for the lordship o' Brittany (1341-64) ? D. KING..
Dolphinholme, St. Annes-on-Sea.
