"(d. 1663) Pepys colleague in the Exchequer; after 1660 managing clerk to Backwell the goldsmith-banker http://www.pepysdiary.com/encyclo… Possibly a relative of Sir John Shaw, who was an associate of Backwell. He was awarded 1000l for special (i.e., secret) services in 1662. He was about 30 when he died." per L&M Companion
Note that his wife, Sarah, was reported as dead in the entry for the 4th of August 1660. He was at that time cited by L&M as Robert Shaw of Axe Yard. She was buried on 5 August 1660 in St Margaret's, Westminster.
News of Shaw's second marriage at c. 31 to Elizabeth Leywood, c. 43, is recoded at 12 November 1662. Their marriage license was issued on 27 September 1662. (L&M footnote)
3 Annotations
First Reading
Paul Brewster • Link
"(d. 1663) Pepys colleague in the Exchequer; after 1660 managing clerk to Backwell the goldsmith-banker http://www.pepysdiary.com/encyclo… Possibly a relative of Sir John Shaw, who was an associate of Backwell. He was awarded 1000l for special (i.e., secret) services in 1662. He was about 30 when he died."
per L&M Companion
Note that his wife, Sarah, was reported as dead in the entry for the 4th of August 1660. He was at that time cited by L&M as Robert Shaw of Axe Yard. She was buried on 5 August 1660 in St Margaret's, Westminster.
Second Reading
Bill • Link
Robin Shaw, manager of Backwell's business, who died July 25th, 1665.
---Wheatley, 1899.
Terry Foreman • Link
News of Shaw's second marriage at c. 31 to Elizabeth Leywood, c. 43, is recoded at 12 November 1662. Their marriage license was issued on 27 September 1662. (L&M footnote)