John Skelton
Scottish lawyer and author
Sir John Skelton KCB was a Scottish lawyer, author and administrator. He is best known for his contributions to The Guardian and Blackwood's Magazine. Wikipedia
Born: July 18, 1831, Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Died: July 19, 1897 (age 66 years), Hermitage of Braid, Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Children: Noel Skelton
Sir John Skelton KCB (18 July 1831 – 19 July 1897) was a Scottish lawyer, author and administrator. He is best known for his contributions to The Guardian ...
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The Skeltons were an old and distinguished Cumbrian family, several of whose members represented the county during the first half of the 14th century.
May 12, 2024 · SKELTON, Sir JOHN (1831–1897), author, born in Edinburgh in 1831, was the son of James Skelton of Sandford Newton, writer to the signet, ...
About this artwork ; Artist: Charles Matthew English ; Title: Sir John Skelton, 1831 - 1897. Author ; Date: 1890 ; Materials: Wax ; Measurements: 14.60 cm (diameter).
This lavishly illustrated biography was dedicated to Queen Victoria ("with her permission"). A lawyer by training, Sir John Skelton was a prolific author of ...
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Sir John Skelton. Charles the First. Goupil & Co. 1898. Price: 1,800 USD. Add to Bag. International shipping available. Customs duties and taxes may apply.
Charles I. Edinburgh: Goupil & Co, 1898. vellum. Folio. 185pp Bound in full vellum. Leather title label to spine. Color frontispiece and many engravings.
Sir John Skelton married Isabella Barton and had 15 children. He passed away on Oct. 20, 1546 in ...
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A finely bound history of Charles I's constitutional impact and the role his genealogy played in shaping the monarchy. (Item #3126) Charles I. Sir John Skelton.