Second Exhumation of King Arthur's Remains.
—What chronicle narrates the circumstances of the second disinterment of King Arthur's bones in Glastonbury, temp. Edw. I. (A.D. 1298)?
H. G. T.
Stukeley the Antiquary, and Boston.
—In Anecdotes of British Topography, &c. (Lond. 1768), occurs the following, speaking of Boston:—
"The Churchwardens' account from 1453 to 1597, and the town-book, wrote by Mr. John Stukeley, 1676, one of his (Dr. Stukeley's) ancestors, are in the hands of the Doctor's son-in-law, Mr. Fleming."
Query, into whose hands have the above records fallen? Did Stukeley leave a family?
The name of "Wm. Stukeley" is appended to sundry parish records, anno 1713, at Boston. I believe he practised here for some years.
THOMAS COLLIS.