Harry Smith
@bhamhistory.bsky.social
Social and economic historian
I built one from the Early English Books Online TCP data and ECCO, still quite a lot of noise in it but gives a very large number of variant spellings. Happy to share if helpful.
September 22, 2025 at 5:35 PM
I built one from the Early English Books Online TCP data and ECCO, still quite a lot of noise in it but gives a very large number of variant spellings. Happy to share if helpful.
Reposted by Harry Smith
We include a full transcription as part of every 'Will of the Month' post! 📜✍️
We've now made 20 transcribed wills available, featuring the lives of a range of men and women who lived in early modern England (and further afield)👇
@leverhulme.ac.uk @uniofexeterhass.bsky.social
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We've now made 20 transcribed wills available, featuring the lives of a range of men and women who lived in early modern England (and further afield)👇
@leverhulme.ac.uk @uniofexeterhass.bsky.social
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A reminder that every @materialwills.bsky.social will of the month post includes a full transcription of the featured will. We now have a collection of 20 wills, from across the 16th-18th centuries 👇
#EarlyModern 🗃️
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#EarlyModern 🗃️
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Full transcriptions Archives - The Material Culture of Wills, England 1540-1790
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August 28, 2025 at 8:09 AM
We include a full transcription as part of every 'Will of the Month' post! 📜✍️
We've now made 20 transcribed wills available, featuring the lives of a range of men and women who lived in early modern England (and further afield)👇
@leverhulme.ac.uk @uniofexeterhass.bsky.social
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We've now made 20 transcribed wills available, featuring the lives of a range of men and women who lived in early modern England (and further afield)👇
@leverhulme.ac.uk @uniofexeterhass.bsky.social
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Congrats Emily - exciting to have the hard copies!
August 7, 2025 at 8:57 AM
Congrats Emily - exciting to have the hard copies!
Looks wonderful - thanks for the link.
July 24, 2025 at 3:18 PM
Looks wonderful - thanks for the link.