|Results
Home Browse Search Sources About the Project

Browse Types

First | Showing 1 to 36 of 36 results | Last

*
Browse People
Given name
Middle name
Family name sort A - Z
Gender
Age
Appearances
Results
Margaret
Almond
female
2
Show
Thomas
Almond
male
1
Show
Ralph
Almond
male
5
Show
Richard
Almond
male
3
Show
Dorothy
Almond
female
22
2
Show
John
Almond
male
9
Show
Thomas
Almond
male
48
2
Show
Almond
female
1
Show
Jane
Cawdrie
female
1
Show
Copley
[Not specified]
1
Show
Thomas
Goose
male
45
Show
Richard
Goose
male
8
Show
Joseph
Goose
male
26
Show
Peter
Goose
male
6
Show
Henry
Goose
male
1
Show
Gregory
Goose
male
1
Show
John
Goose
male
3
Show
Francis
Lee
male
1
Show
Alexander
Lee
male
1
Show
Lee
female
3
Show
Mary
Lee
female
1
Show
Joshua
Lee
male
3
Show
James
Lee
male
4
Show
Christopher
Lee
male
1
Show
Sidney
Lee
male
2
Show
Gabriel
Lee
male
1
Show
Peter
Lee
male
1
Show
Henry
Lee
male
2
Show
John
Lee
male
12
Show
Margaret
Lee
female
1
Show
Thomas
Lee
male
12
Show
George
Lee
male
2
Show
Lee
male
2
Show
Robert
Lee
male
24
1
Show
Rachel
Lee
female
1
Show
Robert
Lee
male
2
Show

First | Showing 1 to 36 of 36 results | Last Return to top

Filter by: Given Name*

Visualise

pie chartbar charttime chart

Filter by: Family Name*

Visualise

pie chartbar charttime chart

Filter by: Gender

Visualise

pie chartbar charttime chart

Filter by: Age

Visualise

pie chartbar charttime chart

Filter by: Occupation*

Visualise

pie chartbar charttime chart

Filter by: Source Type*

Visualise

pie chartbar charttime chart
Intoxicants and Early Modernity is a collaboration between the University of Sheffield's Department of History, the Victoria and Albert Museum, and Digital Humanities Institute | Sheffield.

The project was funded by the Economic & Social Science Research Council (ESRC) and the Arts & Humanities Research Council (AHRC).

Version 1.0. June 2018

All design and content is the copyright of The University of Sheffield unless stated otherwise.

Unless stated otherwise, all data, including data that can be downloaded, is licensed for re-use free of charge with a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 licence (CC BY-SA).