William Clark Ms - Revision history

Chris Partington at 10:20, 14 October 2013

2013-10-14T10:20:28Z

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2012-10-16T11:05:08Z

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2012-10-16T11:02:02Z

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	William ~~Clark~~'s book was found by the late Barry Callaghan who deposited the scans with the [[Village Music Project]]. The present whereabouts of the book is unknown. It's listed as being in the Lincoln Records Office but they can't seem to find it.		William Clarke's book (with an 'e') was found by the late Barry Callaghan who deposited the scans with the [[Village Music Project]]. The present whereabouts of the book is unknown. It's listed as being in the Lincoln Records Office but they can't seem to find it.

	The earliest date is next to William Clark's name - 1770 but there are other names written in the book, including Charles Woodall and George Skelton in 1789 and William Moss, Lincoln, 1796.		The earliest date is next to William Clark's name - 1770 but there are other names written in the book, including Charles Woodall and George Skelton in 1789 and William Moss, Lincoln, 1796.

2012-10-16T11:01:19Z

add IA link to MSS and alter intro accordingly

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	William Clark's book was found by the late Barry Callaghan who deposited the scans with the [[Village Music Project]]. The present whereabouts of the book is unknown. It's listed as being in the Lincoln Records Office but they can't seem to find it.		William Clark's book was found by the late Barry Callaghan who deposited the scans with the [[Village Music Project]]. The present whereabouts of the book is unknown. It's listed as being in the Lincoln Records Office but they can't seem to find it.

	The earliest date is next to William Clark's name - 1770 but there ~~is a second name writ~~ in the book, ~~that of~~ William Moss, Lincoln, 1796.		The earliest date is next to William Clark's name - 1770 but there are other names written in the book, including Charles Woodall and George Skelton in 1789 and William Moss, Lincoln, 1796.


	'''Images of the manuscript'''		'''Images of the manuscript'''

			[http://archive.org/details/WmclarkeOfLincolnMusicManuscriptBook1770 A single PDF] of the whole MS is available at the Internet Archive.

			For images of the separate pages click on the links below.

	The WCL numbers are the Village Music Project references.		The WCL numbers are the Village Music Project references.

	~~Click on the link to see an image of the page.~~

	Jack's Alive ([[WCL001]])		Jack's Alive ([[WCL001]])

2012-10-11T16:42:36Z

add to intro and format

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	William Clark's book was found by the late Barry Callaghan who deposited the scans with the [[Village Music Project]]. The present whereabouts of the book is unknown. It's listed as being in the Lincoln Records Office but they can't seem to find it.		William Clark's book was found by the late Barry Callaghan who deposited the scans with the [[Village Music Project]]. The present whereabouts of the book is unknown. It's listed as being in the Lincoln Records Office but they can't seem to find it.

			The earliest date is next to William Clark's name - 1770 but there is a second name writ in the book, that of William Moss, Lincoln, 1796.


	~~The earliest date is next to William Clark~~'~~s name - 1770 but there is a second name writ in~~ the ~~book, that of William Moss, Lincoln, 1796.~~		'''Images of the manuscript'''

	The WCL numbers are the Village Music Project references.		The WCL numbers are the Village Music Project references.

			Click on the link to see an image of the page.

	Jack's Alive ([[WCL001]])		Jack's Alive ([[WCL001]])

2012-10-06T10:21:46Z

Added comment about the whereabouts of the manuscript.

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	William Clark's book was found by the late Barry Callaghan who deposited the scans with the [[Village Music Project]]. The present whereabouts of the book is unknown.		William Clark's book was found by the late Barry Callaghan who deposited the scans with the [[Village Music Project]]. The present whereabouts of the book is unknown. It's listed as being in the Lincoln Records Office but they can't seem to find it.

2010-06-22T23:40:05Z

Correction

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	William Clark's book was found ~~in Lincoln Records Office~~ by the late Barry Callaghan who deposited the scans with the [[Village Music Project]]. ~~Thanks to [http://www.lincolnshire.gov.uk/section.asp?sectiontype=topic&catid=22003 LRO] for permission to use them~~.		William Clark's book was found by the late Barry Callaghan who deposited the scans with the [[Village Music Project]]. The present whereabouts of the book is unknown.

2010-06-11T16:04:08Z

Corrections to whereav

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	William Clark's book was found by the late Barry Callaghan ~~and although~~ scans ~~are deposited~~ with the Village Music Project~~, the precise whereabouts of the original is presently unknown~~.		William Clark's book was found in Lincoln Records Office by the late Barry Callaghan who deposited the scans with the [[Village Music Project]]. Thanks to [http://www.lincolnshire.gov.uk/section.asp?sectiontype=topic&catid=22003 LRO] for permission to use them.

2007-12-21T11:01:31Z

William Clark moved to William Clark Ms: To separate name from artefact

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2007-05-06T22:55:48Z