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1432372Dictionary of National Biography, 1885-1900 — Blind links

B

Baldwyn, William (DNB00)
Barclay, David (DNB00) → David Barclay of Youngsbury
Benson, Edward White (DNB00) and Benson, E. W., archbishop of Canterbury → Benson, Edward White in 1st supplement
Blake, William (1730-1799) (DNB00), English headmaster
Brainerd, David (DNB00), American missionary → David Brainerd
Braos, Giles de (DNB00), Bishop of Hereford → Giles de Braose
Broughton, Andrew (DNB00), regicide, court official → Andrew Broughton
Butler, James (1742-1791) (DNB00), Irish archbishop of Cassel, no article, see James Butler (Q64781399)

C

Cocks, Charles Somers (DNB00) → Charles Somers-Cocks, 3rd Earl Somers
Cox, Richard Eyre (DNB00) → Sir Richard Eyre Cox, 4th Baronet
Cuthwine (DNB00), son of Egbert → Cuthwine of Wessex

D

Dunbar, Patrick (DNB00) → Patrick IV, Earl of March

E

Ellis, George Viner (DNB00), British anatomist → George Viner Ellis

F

Falconer, John (d. 1723) (DNB00) → John Falconer (bishop)
Forbes, John, of Culloden (DNB00), chieftain of Clan Forbes
Fordyce, John (DNB00), physician

G

Grove, John (DNB00), English traitor

H

Hardinge, Samuel (DNB00)
Hardy, John (DNB00)
Hoffner, John (DNB00), painter
Howard, Edward (1686-1777) (DNB00) → Edward Howard, 9th Duke of Norfolk
Howel ab Morgan (DNB00)
Hume, Gustavus (DNB00), Irish surgeon

J

Johnstone, Keith (DNB00)

K

Kearns, Mogue (DNB00) → Mogue Kearns
Keith, Robert (d.1430?) (DNB00)‎
King-Noel, William (DNB00) → William King-Noel

L

Law, Augustus Henry (DNB00), priest, brother of Thomas Graves Law
Lawson, John (DNB00), colleague of Knox
Le Neve, Philip (DNB00), British author
Luard, John Dalbiac (DNB00) (1830-1860), British painter and army officer
Lucas, John (fl. 1645) (DNB00), Royalist → John Lucas, 1st Baron Lucas of Shenfield

M

N

Neeve, Thomas (DNB00)
Nesfield, William Eden (DNB00) → William Eden Nesfield

P

Papillon, Philip (1660-1736) (DNB00)
Pease, Henry (DNB00) → Henry Pease
Pye, Walter (DNB00) → Walter Pye

R

Roper, John (DNB00), attorney-general to Henry VIII

S

Sandys, Francis (DNB00), Georgian architect
Scott, Walter Francis (DNB00), 5th Duke of Buccleuch → w:Walter Montagu Douglas Scott, 5th Duke of Buccleuch
Scott, James (1710-1783) (DNB00)
Seymour, Frances (DNB00), Countess of Hertford → Frances Seymour, Countess of Hertford
Smith, Edward James (DNB00), surveyor to the ecclesiastical commissioners
Stewart, Charles (DNB00), rear-admiral

T

Threlkeld, Thomas (DNB00) student of Priestley
Torriano, Alexander (DNB00), professor of astronomy, Gresham College
Traske, John (DNB00), English dissenter

V

Vanbleek (DNB00) or Van Bluck, painter

W

Walker, Robert (High Church) (DNB00)
Webb, Philip (DNB01), British architect → Philip Speakman Webb (not dead at time of publication)
Wilson, James (1765–1821) (DNB00) → James Wilson (anatomist)
Wilson, Thomas (17thC) (DNB00), courtier of James I
Woodhouse, John (DNB00)
Wray, Robert Bateman (DNB00), engraver