[AR] Aubrey gives in trick the coat: 'azure, a fess between 3 falcons
argent.' This life is later than the others in MS. Aubr. 6, being
written on a page originally set aside for 'Mr. John Milton.' Letters
of F. Philips to A. Wood are found in MS. Wood F. 39, fol. 64, 65.
=John Philips= (1631-1706).
[673]Mr. Philips, author of _Montelion_[674] and _Don Juan
Lamberto_[675], is very happy at jiggish poetrey.
_Montelion_ is happy for a jiggish phancy and gypsies and ballads.
=Katherine Philips= (1631/2-1664).
[676]_Orinda_--From Mr. J. Oxenbridge, her uncle (now prisoner in the
Fleet on her account for a dept of her husband, scil. bound for him 28
yeares since), and lady Montagu.
Mris[677] Katharine Fowler was the daughter of John Fowler of London,
merchant (an eminent merchant in Bucklersbury), and Katherine
Oxenbridge, daughter of ... Oxenbridg, M.D., President of the
Physicians' College--quaere de hoc in <the London> Dispens<atory>.
She was ... christned in Woollchurch. If alive now (July 1681), she
might be 48 or 49; vide register[678].
[679]Katharine, the daughter of John Fowler and Katharine his wife,
was baptized January 11, 1631, as per the register booke of St. Mary
Woole-church appeareth.