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Cox Macro

Cox Macro (1686 – 2 February 1767) was an Anglican priest, and antiquarian. He accumulated a large collection of antiquities at his home, Little Haugh Hall near Norton, Suffolk.

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Cox Macro

Nodes31
Edges30
Triples49
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.064516
Components1

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related to Life · 29
Cox Macro → Antwerp, Bury, Cambridge, Christ's College, Edward Leeds, He, Herman Boerhaave, Hurd, Hurd Italian, In September, It, January, Jesus College, John Michael Rysbrack, Latin, Leyden University, Little Haugh, Little Haugh Hall, LL, Macro
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Cox Macro → April, Bury, Bury St Edmunds, Cupola House, Dr Richard Cox, Ely, He, January, John Cox, Little Haugh, Macro, May, Meat Market, Norton, Rev, Risby, She, Susan, The, Thomas Macro

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macro norton died cox little haugh bury john hurd many manuscripts 1767 hall near family son thomas st edmunds parish

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Cox Macrorelated to backgroundMacro0.60section
Cox Macrorelated to backgroundThomas Macro0.60section
Cox Macrorelated to backgroundBury St Edmunds0.60section
Cox Macrorelated to backgroundMay0.60section
Cox Macrorelated to backgroundMeat Market0.60section
Cox Macrorelated to backgroundBury0.60section
Cox Macrorelated to backgroundCupola House0.60section
Cox Macrorelated to backgroundLittle Haugh0.60section
Cox Macrorelated to backgroundNorton0.60section
Cox Macrorelated to backgroundHe0.60section
Cox Macrorelated to backgroundJanuary0.60section
Cox Macrorelated to backgroundSusan0.60section

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