JEFFREYS, John (c.1623-89), of The Priory, Brecon.
Lt.-col. of ft. (royalist) to 1645; lt. of horse [I], regt. of Francis, Lord Aungier 1663, capt. 1664 – 78; constable of Dublin Castle 1673–80.
J.p. Brec. July 1660 – d., dep. lt. c. Aug. 1660 – d.; commr. for assessment, Brec. Aug. 1660–80, Brecon 1677 – 80; maj. of militia horse, Brec. by 1661–?4, commr. for loyal and indigent officers 1662, col. of militia ft. by 1679 – at least84; capital burgess, Brecon by 1679–?d.; master of Kilmainham hospital 1684–?d.
Jt. registrar of claims [I] 1665–70.
MP [I] 1665.
JEFFREYS, John (c.1623-89)
JENKINS, Sir Leoline (c.1625-85), of Jesus College, Oxford and Hammersmith, Mdx.
Fellow of Jesus c. Aug. 1660, principal 1661 – 73; commissary, Bridgnorth peculiar 1661, Canterbury dioc. 1663; dep. prof. of civil law, Oxford Univ. 1662, assessor to chancellor’s court 1662 – 67; j.p. Oxford 1662 – ?73; registrar, Westminster Abbey 1663 – 65; commr. for assessment, Oxon. 1664 – 79, Kent and Glam. 1673 – 80, London 1677 – 80; judge of Admiralty, Cinque Ports ?1667 – d.; freeman, Portsmouth 1682, 1685; master, Salters’ Co. 1684–d.
Dep. dean of the arches 1665 – d.; judge-asst. court of Admiralty 1665, judge 1668 – 73; judge, prerogative court of Canterbury 1669 – 80; commr. for union with Scotland 1670; plenip. congress of Köln 1673 – 74, Nymwegen 1675 – 79; PC 11 Feb. 1680 – d.; sec. of state (north) 1680 – 81, (south) 1681–4.
JENKINS, Sir Leoline (c.1625-85)
JENKINSON, Sir Robert, 2nd Bt. (c.1655-1710), of Walcot, Oxon.
Commr. for assessment, Oxon. 1679 – 80, Oxon. and Oxford 1689 – 90; freeman, Woodstock 1680, Oxford 1684; j.p. Oxon. 1680 – Mar. 1688, Oct. 1688–96, Oxon. and Oxford, 1700 – d.; dep. lt. Oxon. 1681 – Feb. 1688, 1689 – 96, 1702–d.
JENKINSON, Sir Robert (c.1655-1710)
JENNENS, William II (c.1666-1709), of Long Wittenham, Berks.
Freeman, Wallingford Sept. 1688, Woodstock 1703; commr. for assessment, Berks. 1689, j.p. by 1701 – d., dep. lt. 1703–?d.
JENNENS, William II (c.1666-1709)
JENNENS, William I (1614-c.87), of Plymouth, Devon.
JENNENS, William I (1614-c.87)
