deaths in 1687造句

• With his death in 1687, the title again became extinct.
• The title became extinct on his death in 1687.
• He served as Bishop of Santa Cruz de la Sierra until his death in 1687.
• After Wissing's death in 1687, van der Vaart continued Wissing's workshop.
• Despite further rumours of his likely removal he remained in office until his death in 1687.
• At Cotton's death in 1687 he was insolvent and left his estates to his creditors.
• Pierre Beauchamps continued to collaborate with Lully at the Paris Opera until Lully's death in 1687.
• After Gamble's death in 1687, nothing is known of the manuscript for over 150 years.
• According to Hahn's biographer Bror Olsson, the Swedification went smoothly and was largely completed by his death in 1687.
• Innes was chairman of trustees of a charity established by William Rutlish, Embroiderer to Charles II, on his death in 1687.
• In 1676, the diocese was erected by Archbishop Hyacinthe and Serroni is the first archbishop of Albi, until his death in 1687.
• The monument honors 24 Calvinists who were put to death in 1687 rather than convert to Catholicism during the religous wars of the 17th century.
• Although the Iroquois returned to again destroy the French posts, the plan succeeded in the years after La Salle's death in 1687.
• This strengthened his resolve to move the seat of government from Surat to Bombay, a suggestion that was finally implemented after his death in 1687.
• After his death in 1687 the castle was sold to the Feversham family of Duncombe Park, the castle is now in the care of English Heritage.
• Kandyan campaigns in 1675 and 1684 recaptured some territory, but by the time of Rajasinha's death in 1687 neither city had returned to Kandyan control.
• In 1677 the Prussian historian and educator Christoph Hartknoch was invited to be director of the Thorn Gymnasium, a post which he held until his death in 1687.
• He became, therefore, a baronet upon Foote's death in 1687, but died less than a year later, and was succeeded by his eldest son Richard.
• Elizabeth Legh, widow of Richard Legh moved to London, with her two eldest married daughters, taking a lease on this Devonshire House after her husband's death in 1687.
• He appears to have largely filled his father s shoes following his death in 1687 but disappears from records, probably going to Holland to train further and gather more sophisticated presses and modern typefaces.