John Anstis
English historian and politician
Born
1669
356 years ago
Died
March 4th, 1744
281 years ago — 75 years old
Category
Thinkers & Philosophers
Country
England
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An English historian and politician contributed significantly to the understanding of heraldry and genealogy. Served as the Garter King of Arms, a prestigious position that involved overseeing heraldic matters in England. Authored several works that detailed heraldic symbols and lineage, including 'The Registers of the Knights of the Garter'. Involved in the political landscape of early 18th century England, engaging in discussions related to governance and history. His scholarly contributions aided in the formal study of English heraldic traditions.
Served as Garter King of Arms
Authored 'The Registers of the Knights of the Garter'
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