1708
Williamson died at Cobham , Kent, on 3 October 1701. He had become very rich by taking advantage of the many opportunities of making money which his official position gave him. He left Pound6,000 and his library to Queen's College, Oxford; Pound5,000 to found a school at Rochester, Sir Joseph Williamson  Williamson's Mathematical School; and Pound2,000 to Thetford. A great number of Williamson's letters, dispatches, memoranda, etc., are among the English state papers. He has been described as one of the great English civil servants of his time and credited with building up an intelligence service which rivaled that of John Thurloe under Cromwell.
 Joseph Williamson , Cobham
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 Joseph Williamson , Cobham