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Notes:
This is a set of 6 dis-bound pages from the Quarterly Review (1810). The dimensions of the pages are 12.5 cm (w) x 21 cm (h).

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Family of Sir Ralph Sadler, and Act for the Legitimation [sic] of his Children
The Gentleman's Magazine 
William Pickering; John Bowyer Nichols and Son
London
March 1835, pp. 260 -264

Notes:
Found in a volume of The Gentleman's Magazine for 1835, January to June Inclusive.

This book is now available online at Brigham Young University's Library. Click this link to be taken directly to the book.

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Notes:
Brown, hard-covered book in marbled slipcase. 258 pages.

The copy in my possession has numerous notes scribbled in the margins and end pages and the name Cora Smith Gould is inscribed in the front of the book. You'll notice that the book listed farther down on this list, Great trees from Little Saplings Grow,  was written by Mrs. Gould. This copy of the life and times must have accompanied Mrs. Gould across England as she researched her genealogical narrative. On the title page she has written "I Cora Anna Smith Gould...have visited the tomb of Sir Ralph Sadleir in Standon"
 

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Standon 
Published in the
East Herts Archaeological Society Transactions 
Vol.I, Part III
Hertford
1902
pp 273 - 288, with a photograph of the tomb of Sir Ralph at St. Mary's church in Standon.

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A Brief Memoir of the Right Hon. Sir Ralph Sadleir. 
Published in the
East Herts Archaeological Society Transactions 
Vol.III, Part I
Written by Thomas Ulick Sadleir
Hertford
1906
pp 79 - 99, with an engraving of Sir Ralph Sadleir

Notes:
This light green covered pamphlet contains the original Latin text as well as an English translation. Softcover, 42 pages. 
Also included in a hardcover collection. (see below)

Notes:
This light green covered pamphlet contains the original Latin text as well as an English translation. Softcover, 68 pages. 
Also included in a hardcover collection. (see below)

- The Letters Patent of King Henry VIII. granting Westbury-on-Trym Collegiate Church and College, etc., together with all their endowments to Sir Ralph Sadleir.

- The Letters Patent of King Edward VI. granting Henbury Manor and Church, Stoke Bishop, Sneyd Park, Pen Park, Olveston, etc., to Sir Ralph Sadleir.

- Copy of the Deed of the Sales of the next Presentation but one to Henbury Vicarage in A.D. 1678 

- The Disagreement between The Dean and Chapter of Westbury and The Vicar of Henbury, with Terms of Settlement in A.D. 1463 by The Right Reverend John Carpenter, D.D., also Notes on the Earliest Efforts to found a Bishopric for Bristol

- Some Chapters in the Ecclesiastical History of Westbury-on-Trym, To Which is Appended A List of Abbots, Deans and Vicars since A.D. 715

H.J. Wilkins, D.D.
J. W. Arrowsmith
Bristol
1909

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A Sketch Of The Village Of Standon In The Middle Ages
Frances M. Page
Published in the
East Herts Archaeological Society Transactions 
Vol.IX, Part III
Hertford
1937
pp 265 - 270

Compact History book of places in Hertfordshire. Advertised as "A New Doomsday Book of 10,000 Towns and Villages". The King's England included many volumes of different counties.

Sadler References: p. 164, 207 and 209
Standon References: p. 206
Standon Photograph (left) of River Rib p. 208. Note St. Mary's steeple in the background.

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(See Chris Reynolds' website "Genealogy in Hertfordshire" where he references this book. Look for the Standon page under the "Towns & Villages.)