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--- "The Beauties of England and Wales" by John Britton, 1801, page 381:
Gives date of portrait in PE Dining Room of Daniel Eliot as 1687.
--- "Cambridge University Alumni, 1261-1900":
Name: Daniel Eliot
College: CHRIST'S
More Information: Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 17) at CHRIST'S, July 17, 1663. S. of John, of Port Eliot, Cornwall, Esq. B. at Portsmouth. School, Thurston (? Suffolk). Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Nov. 3, 1668. M.P. for St Germans, Cornwall, 1678-1701. Died Oct. 1702. (Peile, I. 606.)
--- "London Post" Sunday, 15 Oct 1702, page 2:
Some days since Daniel Eliot Esq; a Gentleman of near three thousand Pounds per Annum, departed this Life at St. Germains in Cornwall, and is much lamented.
--- Taken from "The Ancient Cathedral of Cornwall Historically Surveyed" by John Whitaker, 1804, Vol. 1, page 170:
Quoting Browne Willis.
His son and heir [John Eliot] was buried here, near his grandfather, at the upper end of the south isle --- of this church, March 25, 1685. His only son, Daniel Eliot, esq. my father-in-law, departed this life about the 60th year of his age; was buried among his ancestors, October 28, 1702.
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