Uomini di Mark 'twxt Tyne e Tweed . ha detto Francesco Anderson fatto la sua proprietà a hisson Henry Anderson, che era il padre del detto Abrahamsbisnonno. - Bournes Storia di Newcastle. 1736. Questi sono i diversi conti dell'incidente di Newcastle, per la storia stessa è molto vecchio, risalente al tempo di re Solomon.Si vedrà che l'incidente è accaduto alla fine di Newcastle del ponte ad un alderman chiamato Francis Anderson. Bournestates che era sindaco, ma Marca, nel raccontare la storia, cita conto di aparamento di esso, datato 1559, che sembra ripararlo su theFrancis Anderson che

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Men of mark 'twixt Tyne and Tweed . he said Francis Anderson made his estate to hisson Henry Anderson, who was the father of the said Abrahamsgrandfather.—Bournes History of Newcastle. 1736. These are the different accounts of the Newcastle incident, for thestory itself is very old, dating back to the time of King Solomon.It will be seen that the accident happened at the Newcastle endof the bridge to an alderman named Francis Anderson. Bournestates that he was Mayor, but Brand, in telling the story, quotes aparchment account of it, dated 1559, which seems to fix it upon theFrancis Anderson whose biography we have recorded, and who, as weknow from his fathers will, was living at the Bridge-end at that time. [The ring, lent by the Rev. W. P. Anderson, of Winsford Rectory, Dulverton, a descendant of the family, was exhibited at a meeting ofthe Newcastle Society of Antiquaries in August, 1884. It is acornelian signet, bearing figures of Hope and Abundance, andseems to be a Roman antique, dating from the close of the second. 54 FRANCIS ANDERSON. century. Inside the ring, which is of plain gold, arc the letters F. A., with a fish between them.] ffrancit? Bn^cri?on (2), HOSTMAN AND MAYOR OF NEWCASTLE. In Surteess History of Durham this Francis Anderson heads thepedigree of the Andersons of Jesmond and Bradley. His parentageis not traceable. On the 13th December, 1581, he married Barbara, daughter of Roger Nicholson, Mayor of Newcastle and an opulentmerchant, another of whose daughters, Anne, was the wife of anotherBertram Anderson, not named in the family pedigrees. RogerNicholson died in 1590, and left property and plate to Barbara andher five children. Francis Anderson became one of the CommonCouncil, and, in 1595, was elected to the Shrievalty. He was amember of the fraternity of Hostmen, and as such is named in theGreat Charter of EHzabeth in 1600. The year following he becameMayor of Newcastle, an honour which was conferred upon him againin 1612, w^hen his son Roger w

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