]> 2026-05-30T01:04:54+00:00 Philip Skippon - John Ray 1671 0 en 1671 2331380.5 If this finds you at Chester, be pleased to tender my humble service to his lordship; and if you meet there with any Irish pieces of money, I desire your kindness to purchase some for me. I am very desirous to find those Elizabeth, or Pudsey shillings, Webster mentions in his ‘History of Metals,’ p. 21, that were made of silver ore, in Yorkshire. He says they are marked with a scallop. As you happen upon any of them, lay one or two aside for me, and I shall be obliged to you. 14003 English Webster 1671 Lankester 1848, pp. 90-1 Ruding 1817, vol. III p. 143 Burnett 2020b, p. 1216 irish pudsey shillings 14003 Philip Skippon - John Ray 1671 Correspondence.png 2023-06-27T13:52:10Z 2460123.0778935 2023-06-27T13:52:10Z 2460123.0778935 true Philip Skippon - John Ray 1671 0 0 plainlist leaflet 1 [[:Philip Skippon - John Ray 1671]] Philip Skippon - John Ray 1671# QUERYae37e501c64f08fb96d6c5053aa1ef49 0 0 csv 1 [[:Philip Skippon - John Ray 1671]] Philip Skippon - John Ray 1671# QUERY1d02e07e4e9f1aa5e5445b63413bf731