Title: Lamplugh, Thomas. Commonplace book, 1642-1678
ID: 01/02/02/POST-1650 MS 0041
Primary Creator: Lamplugh, Thomas (1615-1691)
Extent: 1.0 Volume
Subjects: English poetry - Early Modern, 1500-1700
Forms of Material: Christianity - Early works to 1800
Thomas Lamplugh (1615-1691) was a native of Yorkshire, England, and received degrees from Queen's College, Oxford, in 1639 (BA) and 1642 (MA). He entered the ministry of the Church of England in 1657 and gradually rose through the ranks of the Church, becoming Bishop of Exeter in 1676 and Archbishop of York in 1688.
A member of the House of Lords after 1677, Lamplugh supported James II after his abdication but declared loyalty to William and Mary upon their ascension to the British throne. Lamplugh married Katherine Davenant (1633-1671) in 1663 and the couple had one surviving son, Thomas.
Source
Handley, Stuart. "Lamplugh, Thomas (bap. 1615, d. 1691)." Oxford Dictionary of National Biography. Online edition. Oxford University Press, 2004. doi: 10.1093/ref:odnb/15956.
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Finding Aid Revision History: Revised by Meg Hixon (November 2016) and Dana Miller (December 2023).
Other Note: Former shelfmark: 875.8 L19c 16--; MS 291
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