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Table of distances with a map, Westmerland, scale about
16 miles to 1 inch, and Cumberland, scale about 21 miles to
1 inch, published by Thomas Jenner, London, 1643; published
1643-80.
The map is tucked into the triangular space at the bottom
right of the table of distances.
Published in 'A DIRECTION FOR the English TRAVILLER By
which he Shal be inabled to Coast about all England and
Wales. And also to know how farre any Market or noteable
Towne in any Shire lyeth one from an other and Whether the
same be East, West, North, or South from ye Shire Towne. As
also the distance betweene London and any other Shire or
great towne with the scituation thereof East, West, North,
or South from London. By the help also of this worke one may
know (in What Parish, Village or Mansion house soever he be
in) What Shires he is to passe through & which way he is to
travell till he comes to his journies End. / Infaelix cuius
nulli Sapientia prodest / Are to be sold by Thomas Jenner at
the South entrance of the Exchange 1643. Jacob van Langeren
sculp:' 1643.
The book has a distance table for all the shire towns in
England along with a map of the country; there are entirely
new thumbnail county maps at about twice the scale of the
Simmons 1635 maps; many of the new maps are rotated to fit
the available space better; Westmorland is rotated about 45
degrees anticlockwise to fit its space.
Published in 'A Book of The Names of all the Hundreds
contained in the Shires of the Kingdom of England; Together
with the Number of the Towns, Parishes, Villages, and Places
of every Hundred: if you desire to know the Names of Places
contained in any Hundred look into the book of the Shire
Mapps of England, and near or about the Town which the
Hundred is named by lyeth the parishes, Villages, & Places
that are in the Hundred. Usefull for Quartermasters,
Brief-Gatherers, and all such as have to doe the Shires of
England. London, Printed for Thomas Jenner, and are to be
sold at the Royal Exchange, 164[ ].' 1644?
Only one copy of the 1644 edition of the book is known
(Skelton 1970).
Published by John Garrett at the south entrance of the
Royal Exchange, London, 1645.
Published in 'A Book of the Names of All Parishes, Market
Towns, Villages, Hamlets, and smallest Places, in England
and Wales. Alphabetically set down, as they be in every
Shire. With the names of the Hundreds in which they are, and
how many Towns there are in every Hundred ... A Work very
necessary For Traveilers, Quartermasters, Gatherers of
Breefs, Strangers, Carriers, and Messengers with Letters,
and all others that know the name of the place, but can
neither tell where it is, nor how to goe unto it. If you
would find out any Shire, note that the Shires lie
Alphabetically, beginning with Barkshire, and so following
accordingly. Summa cuique virtus pulcherima merces. London:
printed by M. S. for Tho: Jenner, at the South entrance of
the Royal Exchange, 1657.'
In the 1657 edition the tables of distances and maps are the
same as the 1643 edition but arranged with the map at the
top, the list of hundreds might continue onto the reverse
and other pages; the book size is 4 1/4 x 6 5/8 ins.
The 1657 edition is published again 1662 and twice in 1668.
Published in 'A Book of the Names of all Parishes, Market
Towns, Villages, Hamblets, and Smallest Places, in England
and Wales ... Together with a Catalogue of the Market Towns,
castles, Parish Churches, Rivers, Forrests and Parks; and
also the Length, Breadth and Circumference of every
particular Shire ... London, Printed by S. S. for John
Garret, at his Shop as you up the Stairs of the Royal
Exchange in Cornhil: where is also sold all sorts of large
and small Maps of the World, or any particular part thereof,
with variety of Prospect Cities, 1677.'
The 1677 is a reprint of the 1668 edition, with all its
different pagination etc.
Published in 'A Direction for the English Traviller. ...
Printed and are to be sold By John Garrett, at the South
entrance of ye Royal Exchange in Cornhill, where you may
have a most exact Mapp of England with the small Townes
described in six large Sheets, also other large Mapps of ye
World or any part thereof', 1680.
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references:-
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Jenner, Thomas: 1643: Direction for the English Traviller:
Jenner, Thomas (London)
Garrett, John: 1677 & 1680: Direction for the English
Traviller: Garrett, John (London)
Jenner, Thomas: 1657 & 1662 & 1668: Book of the Names of all
Parishes, Market Towns, Villages, Hamlets, ...: Jenner,
Thomas (London)
Jenner, Thomas: 1677: Book of the Names of all Parishes,
Market Towns, Villages, Hamblets, ...: Garrett, John
(London)
Fordham, H G, Sir: 1924: Roadbooks and Itineraries of Great
Britain, 1570-1850: (Cambridge)
Keuning, J: 1956: van Langeren Family, The: Imago Mundi: 13:
pp.101-09
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