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| Basire, Isaac. Adm. Fell.-Com. at ST JOHN'S, Easter, 1635, as M.A. of Leyden. B. at Rouen in Normandy, 1607. Studied at Rotterdam and Leyden. B.D. 1635; D.D. 1640. Incorp. at Oxford, 1640. Ordained by Bishop Morton, who made him his chaplain, and whom he accompanied to Durham. R. of Eaglescliffe, Durham, 1636; sequestered, 1646; restored, 1660-72. Canon of Durham, 1643. Archdeacon of Northumberland and R. of Howick, 1644-76. R. of Stanhope, 1645. Retired to Oxford, 1646, where he was chaplain to the King. For some years he travelled widely on the Continent. Restored to his preferments, 1660. Died Oct. 12, 1676. M.I. in Durham Cathedral. Author, theological. Father of Charles, above, Peter (1665), Isaac, next. ( D.N.B. ; Le Neve, Mon., IV. 171.) | Isaac BASIRE Approx. lifespan: 1607–1676 Adm. Fell.-Com. at St John's College 1635:04ET: as M.A. of Leyden, [Holland], b. at Rouen in Normandy, [France], 1607 Studied at Rotterdam, [Holland], and Leyden, [Holland], B.D. 1635 D.D. 1640 Incorp. at Oxford University 1640 Ordained by Bishop Morton, who made him his chaplain, and whom he accompanied to Durham, [Co. Durham], R. of Eaglescliffe, Co. Durham , 1636 ; sequestered 1646 ; restored 1660-72 Canon of Durham, [Co. Durham], 1643 Archdeacon of Northumberland , and R. of Howick, [Northumberland], 1644-76 R. of Stanhope, [Co. Durham], 1645 Retired to Oxford 1646 where he was chaplain to the King. For some years he travelled widely on the Continent. Restored to his preferments 1660 Died 1676:10:12 M.I. in Durham Cathedral, Durham, [Co. Durham], Author, theological. father of Charles BASIRE (1665) father of Peter BASIRE (1665) father of Isaac BASIRE (1664) ( D.N.B. ; Le Neve, Mon. IV. 171) [app:] s. of Jean BASIRE, Sieur de Preaumont [:app] [app:]Married Frances CORBETT dau. of – CORBETT of ?? Shropshire , 1635 [:app] [app:]Chaplain Extraordinary of to the King 1641-46:12 [:app] [app:]Professor of Theology of University of Weissenbourg [ Germany , / France , ] 1654-60 [:app] [app:]Buried Durham Cathedral, Durham, [Co. Durham], 1676:10:14 [:app] [app:](Welford Men of Mark 199–202; P.J. Wallis)[:app] |