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33: 132: 122: 104: 85: 69: 54: 192: 206:, Gloucestershire. She was born on 9 June 1680. On 3 June, 1696 she married Edward Coke who had inherited the hall and estate of Holkham in Norfolk. They had three sons and two daughters which survived them. Their son, 244:
in 1953. The plays in the Coke collection are valuable due to their apparently unaltered condition, with none of the plays having been perfected and no volumes have been disbound to dispose of duplicates.
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made. Some of these books are now located at the Holkham library. Some of the Holkham Collection, including 305 English Restoration plays from the Coke collection, was purchased by the
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In April 1707 her husband Edward died, and she followed a few months later on 4 August. Her will is held at the
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The Garrick Collection of Old English Plays: A Catalogue with an Historical Introduction
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Both Coke and her husband were patrons and enthusiastic for the stage.
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Both Coke and Edward were book collectors and in 1701 each had a
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Chief Justice Coke, His Family & Descendants at Holkham
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Chief Justice Coke, His Family & Descendants at Holkham
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Earl of Leicester

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"Cary Coke 1680/1- 1707 Biographical Note"
Archived
"Coke, Thomas, earl of Leicester (1697–1759), politician, architect, and art collector"
Oxford Dictionary of National Biography
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