This post is the last in the series of posts about the group of 17th Century…
Tag: archaic English court titles
Researching archaic royal English appointments: Thomas Roane, Jr.: Sergeant of the Poultry to Charles II.
When I first saw this title, I thought the word ‘poultry’ pretty much nailed it. I…
Researching archaic royal English appointments: Thomas Roane, Sr.: Yeoman of the Scullery
This post follows on from the story of John Roane, Sergeant of the Scullery for the…
Researching archaic royal English appointments: John Roane: Sergeant of the Scullery
Following on from yesterday’s post about Anthony Roane, the Under Auditor of the Exchequer to Elizabeth…
Researching archaic royal English appointments: Anthony Roane: Under Auditor of the Exchequer
In yesterday’s post, I cited some archaic and, let’s face it, unusual sounding job titles for…
The Roanes of Middlesex & Surrey, England: Pushing their story back 136 years!
When it comes to genealogy, fate is a mercurial and funny thing indeed. I’ve spent years…