Ignatius White

Sir Ignatius White, (markiz d'Albeville) (ur. 1626, zm. 1694[1]) – baronet angielski dyplomata, 17. baron Kerry i Lixnaw, latach 1686-1688 ambasador w Hadze[2] oraz późniejszy ambasador w Madrycie[3]. Był stronnikiem angielskiego króla Jakuba II podczas chwalebnej rewolucji.

Sir Ignatius White poślubił Mary FitzMaurice, córkę Patricka FitzMaurice.

Publikacje

  • Bantam (Indonesia) – History – 17th century, Knuttel 1687

Bibliografia

  • J. G. Muddiman, RICHARD WHITE, MARQUESS D'ALBEVILLE, wyd. Oxford University Press 1928
  • LeRoy Tibbs, Collection, 1921-1949, Howard University, Moorland-Spingarn Research Center (Washington, D.C.)

Przypisy

  1. ↑ White, Sir Ignatius (c 1626-1694) Marquis D'Albeville, Baronet | The National Archives [online], www.nationalarchives.gov.uk [dostęp 2017-11-23]  (ang.).
  2. ↑ thePeerage.com - Person Page 15834
  3. ↑ This domain is missing from the Web server configuration
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