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<span id="flline">'' [[How Floruit is Calculated | floruit]] 1518 <span title="From life events or editors' annotations">(B)</span>—1565 <span title="From life events or editors' annotations">(B)</span>; Male ''</span>__NOTOC__ | |||
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== Livery Companies == | == Livery Companies == | ||
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| 1543, (1543-54) || St Paul's Churchyard || || || - the sign of the Maiden's Head | | 1543, (1543-54) || [[St Paul's Churchyard | St Paul's Churchyard]] || || || - the sign of the Maiden's Head | ||
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== SOURCES & TRANSCRIPTIONS == | == SOURCES & TRANSCRIPTIONS == | ||
=== Transcriptions === | === Transcriptions === | ||
[ | [https://www.oxforddnb.com/ ODNB] - article by Alexandra Gillespie | ||
Bib.Soc., ''Hand-lists'' (1913), ''contrib.'' E.G.Duff. | Bib.Soc., ''Hand-lists'' (1913), ''contrib.'' E.G.Duff. | ||
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====DUFF, E.G. (1905), p.120==== | ====DUFF, E.G. (1905), p.120==== | ||
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PETYT (THOMAS), printer in London, began to print in 1536 issuing in that year an edition of the ''Rutter of the Sea''. In 1543 he was imprisoned for a short time in the Poultry Compter for printing unlawful books. [''Acts of the Privy Council'', N.S., vol. i, pp. 107, 117.] He printed on until 1554 and was apparently still alive in 1556. His place of business was at the Maiden's Head in St. Paul's Churchyard next door to Robert Toy { [[TOY, Robert ( - 1556) ‹ LBT 08604 ›]] } at the Bell. It has been suggested by Herbert and others that Petyt was a relation of Jean Petit of Paris. It is clear from the Subsidy Rolls of 1541 that Petyt was English by birth, but some probability that there was a connexion between the English and French families is found in an entry in the Exchequer receipts "John Petytt of Parrys hath in thaundes of Thomas Petytt in bookes prynted the sum of XX''li''." | PETYT (THOMAS), printer in London, began to print in 1536 issuing in that year an edition of the ''Rutter of the Sea''. In 1543 he was imprisoned for a short time in the Poultry Compter for printing unlawful books. [''Acts of the Privy Council'', N.S., vol. i, pp. 107, 117.] He printed on until 1554 and was apparently still alive in 1556. His place of business was at the Maiden's Head in St. Paul's Churchyard next door to Robert Toy { [[TOY, Robert ( - 1556) ‹ LBT 08604 ›]] } at the Bell. | ||
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It has been suggested by Herbert and others that Petyt was a relation of Jean Petit of Paris. It is clear from the Subsidy Rolls of 1541 that Petyt was English by birth, but some probability that there was a connexion between the English and French families is found in an entry in the Exchequer receipts "John Petytt of Parrys hath in thaundes of Thomas Petytt in bookes prynted the sum of XX''li''." | |||
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[[Category:Bookselling / retail book trade]] | [[Category:Bookselling / retail book trade]] | ||
[[Category:Drapers' Company]] | [[Category:Drapers' Company]] | ||
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Floruit: 1518–1565
floruit 1518 (B)—1565 (B); Male
Livery Companies
| Company | Source |
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| Drapers' Company |
Occupations (2)
| Occupation | Comment |
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| Printer | Duff, E.G. (1905) |
| Bookseller |
Addresses (1)
| Date | Address | Trade at Addr | Source | Comment |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1543, (1543-54) | St Paul's Churchyard | - the sign of the Maiden's Head |
SOURCES & TRANSCRIPTIONS
Transcriptions
ODNB - article by Alexandra Gillespie
Bib.Soc., Hand-lists (1913), contrib. E.G.Duff.
S.T.C., (1991), vol.3, p.135
DUFF, E.G. (1905), p.120
PETYT (THOMAS), printer in London, began to print in 1536 issuing in that year an edition of the Rutter of the Sea. In 1543 he was imprisoned for a short time in the Poultry Compter for printing unlawful books. [Acts of the Privy Council, N.S., vol. i, pp. 107, 117.] He printed on until 1554 and was apparently still alive in 1556. His place of business was at the Maiden's Head in St. Paul's Churchyard next door to Robert Toy { TOY, Robert ( - 1556) ‹ LBT 08604 › } at the Bell.
It has been suggested by Herbert and others that Petyt was a relation of Jean Petit of Paris. It is clear from the Subsidy Rolls of 1541 that Petyt was English by birth, but some probability that there was a connexion between the English and French families is found in an entry in the Exchequer receipts "John Petytt of Parrys hath in thaundes of Thomas Petytt in bookes prynted the sum of XXli."