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Anthony Keck (Tiverton MP)

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331: 225:. The Kecks were one of the significant families in Marston Sicca in the 1500s and 1600s. In 1577 Anthony's grandfather, John Keck, with John Tomes, both yeomen, purchased the land and Manor of Long Marston, (but not the title) from the Earl of Leicester for Β£1180,58s 4d. 317:
wrote that Keck had "raised himself by his wits" and described him as a republican by inclination who would settle in default for a monarchy held in check. In character he was "a polite, merry genius", apart from a certain "hardness" caused by his chronic
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in December 1695. and was buried at Blunsdon in Wiltshire. He left property in Drury Lane, Fulham, Hampstead, Gloucestershire and Wiltshire to his only son Francis, with provision to lay out Β£29,000 on further purchases of lands for him.
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and was baptised on 28 March 1630. He was the fifth son of Nicholas Keck, originally of Marston Sicca, (Long Marston) Gloucestershire, and also of Swalcliffe in Oxfordshire. His mother was Margaret Morris, daughter of John Morris of
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On 11 June 1660, Keck married Mary Thorne, daughter of Francis Thorne. He died a very rich man, although he had to provide for one son and no less than nine daughters, including:
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Through his daughter Winifred, he was a grandfather of John Nicholl, whose daughter was the great heiress Margaret Nicholl (1736–1768) who married
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Admissions to the College of St. John the Evangelist in the University of Cambridge ...: July 1715-November 1767, by R.F. Scott
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1740-1782 of Stoughton Grange, MP for Leicester 1765-68 was his 3x great nephew, descended from his eldest brother, Thomas.
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left the country. Knighted the next day, Keck held office till 14 May 1690: his decision to step down was described as a
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Through his daughter Elizabeth, he was a grandfather of Mary Freeman, who married Walter Edwards and had issue.
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Anthony's son, Francis, died in 1728, and his son, John, and daughter, Mary Dutton, died without issue in 1729.
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in 1659, and was elected a bencher (a member of the governing body) in 1677. He developed a flourishing
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but had no issue. Margaret inherited from her cousin Robert Keck the famous portrait, allegedly of
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Catherine Keck, who married the Hon. Ferdinando Tracy (d. 1682) in 1680. Tracy, a younger son of
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The History of the County of Gloucester: compressed, and brought down to the year 1803
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in 1729, adopting the name of Keck according to a condition of the bequest.
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Martha Keck, who married Edward Cressenor after the death of Macrina in 1697
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Through his daughter Catherine, he was a grandfather of John Tracy of
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in 1680, and made something of a name for himself in cases before the
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On 4 March 1689, he was named Commissioner of the Great Seal with
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A History of the County of Oxford Vol 11 Parish Great Tew
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Cambridge), St John's College (University of (1903).
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Winifred Keck (d. 1740), who married John Nicholl of
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Index

Sir Anthony Keck (MP)
Member of Parliament
Tiverton
Thomas Bere
Thomas Bere
Samuel Foote
Thomas Bere
Lord Spencer
Mickleton, Gloucestershire
London
Anthony James Keck
Commissioner of the Great Seal
Mickleton, Gloucestershire
Bretforton
Worcestershire
Inner Temple
called to the bar
chancery
Popish Plot
counsel
William Howard, 1st Viscount Stafford
treason
House of Lords
law reports
Sir John Maynard
King William III
Judge Jeffreys
Lord Chancellor
James II
Tiverton

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