Sir Edward Harley (1624-1700).
[1069]Sir Edward Harley, knight of the Bath, was borne at his castle of Brampton Bryan in Herefordshire. He was of Magdalen Hall, Oxon; was governor of Dunkirke for his majestie king Charles 2d, where he then sounded that sea from Graveling to Newport—which notes he haz by him—of great use to seamen because of the shelves.
Sir Robert Harley (1580-1656).
[1070]Old Sir Robert Harley translated all the Psalmes very well. He was of Oriell College.
Sir Robert Harley (1626-1673).
[1071]Sir Robert Harley[1072], second sonne of Sir Robert Harley of Brampton-Bryan, told me that he was borne the morning that my Lord Chancellour Bacon dyed (9º Aprilis); sed quaere, et vide his picture if 'twas not the 6th.