Christopher Saxton

Christopher A Saxton, age 41, Bismarck, ND View Details

Cities: Boligee AL, Birmingham AL, Bismarck ND Possible Relatives: Angela Janelle Saxton, Betty Jean Saxton, Calvin Bernard Saxton

Christopher A Saxton, age 40, Heath, OH View Details

Cities: Boligee AL, Birmingham AL, Bismarck ND Possible Relatives: Angela Janelle Saxton, Betty Jean Saxton, Calvin Bernard Saxton

Christopher Saxton, age 44, Boligee, AL View Details

Locations: Boligee AL, Birmingham AL Possible Relatives: Angela Janelle Saxton, Betty Jean Saxton

Christopher A Saxton, age 41, Bismarck, ND View Details

Locations: Boligee AL, Birmingham AL, Bismarck ND Possible Relatives: Angela Janelle Saxton, Betty Jean Saxton

Christopher P Saxton, age 30s, Minneapolis, MN View Details

Locations: Minneapolis MN, Mound MN Possible Relatives: Joan M Saxton, Melvin Douglas Saxton

Christopher K Saxton, age 40s, Saint Louis, MO View Details

Locations: Saint Louis MO, Ballwin MO Possible Relatives: Jennifer K Saxton, Judith A Saxton, Michael R Saxton

Christopher L Saxton, age 53 View Details

Address:***** E 3rd St, Newberg, OR. Phone Number: (503) 998-****

Christopher Saxton, age 36 View Details

Address:***** Hunt Pl, Ypsilanti, MI. Phone Number: (734) 484-****

Christopher SAXTON - The Antique Map Shop ltd

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Christopher Saxton was born in Yorkshire in around 1543 and then is thought to have studied surveying at Cambridge possibly under the patronage of Thomas Seckford a wealthy employee of the Lord treasurer. Following early inspiration for a local cartographer in Yorkshire, the Reverend John Rudd, Saxton began a survey of England and Wales ...

Christopher Saxton's Atlas of England and Wales - The University of Glasgow

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Christopher Saxton was responsible for producing the maps and his work provided a new standard of cartographic representation in Britain. This atlas formed the basis for all succeeding county maps for over one hundred years. Detail from map of Wiltshire : Dubbed 'the father of English cartography', little is known about Saxton's personal life. ...

Maps and Atlases - University of Oxford

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Produced by Christopher Saxton, the first modern English mapmaker, as part of his survey of the whole of England and Wales. It shows county boundaries, settlements, rivers, hills, woodland, some bridges, and gentlemen's parks. Saxton's maps became the cartographic blueprint for all county mapping for the next two centuries. For more about ...

CHRISTOPHER SAXTON - Richard Nicholson of Chester

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CHRISTOPHER SAXTON The 16th century cartographer who produced the first county atlas of maps of England and Wales during the reign of Queen Elizabeth I. 1579 He produced the very first printed county maps of England and Wales. Some counties are grouped with others on a folio sheet. List of Maps in the Atlas.

An atlas of England and Wales - Library of Congress

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Binder's title: Saxton's atlas. London, 1573-79. Interleaved. Front. (port. of Queen Elizabeth) dated 1579; maps, dated 1574-79, are drawn by Christopher Saxton and engraved by Augustine Ryther, Remigius Hogenberg, Leonard Terwoort, Nicholas Reynolds, Cornelius Hogius and Francis Scatter. Most of the leaves have watermark: bunch of grapes. Degrees and minutes of latitude and longitude have ...

After Christopher Saxton (c. 1543-1610/11) - Atlas of England and Wales.

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Published in 1579 as the culmination of Christopher Saxtons extensive survey of the country, this hand-coloured book is the first comprehensive atlas of England and Wales. In his endeavour to produce the book, Saxton gained the patronage of Thomas Seckford, a friend of William Cecil and an advisor to Elizabeth I. The Queen ensured Saxton would have the aid of local experts whilst travelling to ...

Saxton, Christopher (c. 1540 - c. 1610) - Geographicus

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Christopher Saxton (c. 1540 - c. 1610) was an English cartographer. He produced the first county maps of England and Wales. His childhood and education is not well understood but he may have attended the predecessor school to Queen Elizabeth Grammar School, Wakefield and also Cambridge University.

A Newly Identified Yorkshire Survey by Christopher Saxton

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Abstract. Court records have identified a previously unnoticed survey of the manor of Gilling, near Richmond in North Yorkshire, as the work of Christopher Saxton (c. 1540 - c. 1610).This new finding adds to the corpus of known maps and surveys made by Saxton, a pre-eminent figure in the new profession of estate surveying.

Christopher Saxton - Engole

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Christopher Saxton (c. 1542 - c. 1610) was an English cartographer who produced the first county maps of England and Wales. He was born at Sowood near Wakefield and his family moved to Dunningley, a hamlet Rural settlement smaller than a village. near Woodkirk in the West Riding of Yorkshire. He was a student at Cambridge University and learned cartography from the Vicar of Dewsbury and ...