Alexander, Anthony - Revision history

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Second son of the first earl of Stirling. Attended University of Glasgow, then spent three years travelling on the Continent where he studied architecture. Returned to England. Appointed joint Master of Works to the King. Knighted at Whitehall (1635). Died in London 1637.

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-Second son of the first earl of Stirling. Attended University of Glasgow, then spent three years travelling on the Continent where he studied architecture. Returned to England. Appointed joint Master of Works to the King. Knighted at Whitehall (1635). Died in London 1637.
+Second son of [[Alexander, William]]. Attended University of Glasgow, then spent three years travelling on the Continent where he studied architecture. Returned to England. Appointed joint Master of Works to the King. Knighted at Whitehall (1635). Died in London 1637.