Dr Jan Broadway

Technical Director

As CELL's Technical Director from 2002 to 2010 Jan was responsible for providing the technical core of the Centre and ensuring that the infrastructure required to support the Centre's projects is in place. She now works as an independent consultant.

Jan's research concentrates on early modern gentry society and the development of local and family history. She just completed a biography of the seventeenth-century herald and scholar Sir William Dugdale and a catalogue of his correspondence.

Projects

Publications

2010
Jan Broadway. ‘'The honour of this Nation': William Dugdale and the History of St Paul's (1658)’, Royalists and royalism during the Interregnum, Manchester (2010)
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2009
Jan Broadway. ‘'A True and Perfect Plot': William Dugdale's use of maps in the History of Imbanking and Drayning’, Drowned and Drained: Exploring Fenland Records and Landscape, 07/03/2009, p.21-26 (2009) Abstract
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Jan Broadway. ‘Agnes Throckmorton: A Jacobean Recusant Widow’, Catholic Gentry in English Society: The Throckmortons of Coughton from Reformation to Emancipation, p.123-141 (2009)
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Jan Broadway. ‘Unreliable Witness: Sir William Dugdale and the Perils of Autobiography’, William Dugdale, Historian, 1605-1686: His Life, His Writings and His County , Woodbridge, p.34-50 (2009)
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2008
Jan Broadway. ‘Aberrant Accounts: William Dugdale's Handling of Two Tudor Murders in The Antiquities of Warwickshire’, Midland History, 2008, Volume 33, Issue 1, p.2-20 (2008) Abstract
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2006
Jan Broadway, Richard Cust, Stephen Roberts. ‘Additional State Papers Domestic for Charles I from the Docquets of Lord Keeper Coventry (1625-1640) in the Birmingham City Archives’, Archives, October 2006, Volume XXXI, Issue 115, p.148-167 (2006)
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Jan Broadway. ‘'No historie so meete': Gentry Culture and the Development of Local History in Elizabethan and Early Stuart England’ (2006)
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Jan Broadway. ‘Political Appropriation: Reading Sir Walter Ralegh's 'Dialogue between a Counsellor of State and a Justice of the Peace'’ (2006) Abstract
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2005
Jan Broadway. ‘Managing Complexity and Diversity’ (2005) Abstract
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2004
Jan Broadway. ‘'To equall their virtues': Thomas Habington, recusancy and the gentry of early Stuart Worcestershire’, Midland History, 2004, Volume 29, p.1-24 (2004)
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Jan Broadway. ‘Layered Readings: Towards an Electronic Edition of Gabriel Harvey's Marginalia’ (2004) Abstract
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Jan Broadway, Richard Cust, Stephen Roberts. ‘The Chancery Docquets of Lord Keeper Coventry 1625-1640’, List and Index Society Special Series, Volume 34-37 (2004)
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2003
Jan Broadway. ‘The Probate Inventory of Phillip Greene, a Restoration Brickmaker in Gloucester, 1685’, Transactions of the Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological Society, 2003, Volume 121, p.233-41 (2003)
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Jan Broadway. ‘Creating an electronic cardfile example: the correspondence of Sir Simon Archer’ (2003) Abstract
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Jan Broadway. ‘Francis Bacon Correspondence Project: Design for Electronic Cardfile’ (2003)
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Jan Broadway. ‘W(h)ither the Copy Text ?’ (2003) Abstract
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1999
Jan Broadway. ‘John Smyth of Nibley: a Jacobean man-of-business and his service to the Berkeley family’, Midland History, 1999, Volume 24, p.79-97 (1999)
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Jan Broadway. ‘William Dugdale and the Significance of County History in Early Stuart England’, Dugdale Society Occasional Papers, Volume 39 (1999)
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