East Winch, Nov. 30.
N., who refers our Querist for particulars of this lady to the "Memoirs
of the Rev. Dr. Samuel Pegge and his Family," in Nichols' _Literary
Anecdotes of the Eighteenth Century_, vol. vi. pp. 224, 225, adds--"As
the lady had no issue by Sir Edward Greene, it perhaps does not matter
what his family was.
"I see he was created a baronet 26th July, 1660, and died s. p.
Dec. 1676; and that Courthope, in his _Extinct Baronetage_,
calls his lady 'dau. of ---- Pegg,' not being aware of her
importance as the mother of the Earl of Plymouth. This may be
worth remarking."
The Rev. T. Leman.
Sir,--Your correspondent A.T. will find the information he requires
respecting the Reverend Thomas Leman, of Bath, in the _Gentleman's
Magazine_ for Oct. 1826, p. 373.; for Aug. 1828, p. 183.; and for Feb.
1829. He may also consult Britton's _Memoirs of the Life, Writings, and
Character of Henry Hatcher_.