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ALUMNI CANTABRIGIENSES
A BIOGRAPHICAL LIST OF ALL KNOWN STUDENTS, GRADUATES
AND HOLDERS OF OFFICE AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE.
FROM THE EARLIEST TIMES TO 1900
COMPILED BY
JOHN VENN, Sc.D., F.R.S., F.S.A.,
PRESIDENT OF GONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE
AND
J. A. VENN, M.A.,
GILBEY LECTURER IN THE HISTORY AND
ECONOMICS OF AGRICULTURE
PART I
FROM THE EARLIEST TIMES TO 1751
VOLUME IV
SAAL— ZUINGLIUS
WITH AN APPENDIX
CONTAINING ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
RELATIVE TO PREVIOUS VOLUMES
CAMBRIDGE
AT THE UNIVERSITY PRESS
1927
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PRINTED IN GREAT BRITAIN
PREFACE
THE publication of this volume completes Part I of the Alumni; the fact that it
contains fuller information than its predecessors (an average of thirty-six biographies
to a page as compared with thirty-eight in Volume III, forty in Volume II, and as many
as forty-three in Volume I) affords perhaps a reasonable explanation for its somewhat
delayed appearance. The attention of those consulting the work is drawn to the
extensive Appendix contained at the end, which represents material kindly supplied
by numerous readers of the first Volumes, whose names are in most instances appended
to their notes. From the compiler's standpoint it is gratifying to record that practically
the whole of this mass of information consists of addenda, and that the corrigenda
are remarkably few.
Since the inception, some eighteen years ago, of the entire scheme the possibility
of completing Part II (1752-1900) has, from economic causes, receded further and
further into the background, and work upon it has been in abeyance. It is, therefore,
exceedingly gratifying to be able to announce that the Syndics of the Press have, with
the utmost generosity, decided to provide the financial means whereby the whole
work can now be completed. May it be hoped that such public-spirited action will
result in further support being accorded to Part 1} At the moment it is impossible
to estimate the period of time likely to elapse before Volume I of Part II will be ready
for press, but may this opportunity be seized of requesting readers to forward any notes
in their possession relating to alumni who entered the University subsequent to the
year 1751? The assistance hitherto received from so many sources encourages the
belief that this appeal will be well supported.
In addition to those correspondents previously, but inadequately, thanked this
Volume in particular has benefited from the help of the following: Mr F. C. Beazley,
Mr R. W. Goulding, Mr A. Hawley, Mr L. G. Horton-Smith, Mr J. B. Leslie,
Mr J. P. Mander, Mr L. B. Namier, Mr G. R. Potter, the Rev F. D'A. Ranner, Mr H.
Shove, Mr W. P. Haskett Smith, Mr P. E. Towell, Mr Leonard Whibley, Captain
H. J. R. Yardley, D.S.O., M.C.
To the Rev T. C. Dale is due a measure of no ordinary gratitude, for he has now
added to the heavy debt already owed him by supplying some thousands of ordinations
and institutions to livings.
J. A. VENN
Cambridge,
October 1st, 1926
ALUMNI CANTABRIGIENSES
FROM THE EARLIEST TIMES TO 1 75 1
SAAL, JOHN. D.Can.L. before 1456.
SABAY, . B.A. 1529-30-
SABBE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1575; B.A.
1579-80. One of these names adm. at Gray's Inn, Jan. 30,
1580-1, from Barnard's Inn.
SABBE, MATTHEW. Adm. sizar (age 20) at Caius, Oct. 26,
1618. S. of John, gent., of Norfolk. School, Tankersley,
Yorks. (Mr Shaw). Matric. 1618-9; B.A. 1622-3. Ord. priest
(Norwich) Feb. 22, 1623. Licensed to teach grammar, 1623.
Of Tunstalli Suffolk, 1637. R. of Dunningworth, 1638.
{Venn, i. 242.)
SABBS, EDWARD. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Mar. 21, 1661-2.
Matric. 1662.
SABERY, CHARLES. M.A. 1682 {Lit. Reg.). Matric. (St Alban's
Hall, Oxford) Nov. 13, 1671, age 16; B.A. 1675. R. of
Whitchurch, Hereford, 1679. V. of Tenbury, Worcs., 1694.
{Al. Oxon.)
SABINE, ALURED. Adm. pens, at Queens', 1653. Of Kent.
Matric. 1655. Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1657. Of Bekes-
boume, Kent.
SABINE, CHIBBORN (CHILBORN). Adm. pens, (age 16) at
Trinity, Dec. 19, 1683. S. of Philip, of Witham, Essex (and
Mary,dau.of Richard Chilbome). School, Halstead. Matric.
1683; Scholar, 1685. Of Patricksboume, Kent. (Burke,
Ext. Bart.)
SABINE, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, Feb. 14, 1623-4.
Matric. 1625; B.A. from St John's, 1627-8; M.A. 1631.
Licensed to practise medicine, 1637. One of these names,
M.D., had a grant of arms in 1663; he was of Bekesboume,
Kent. {Har.ted, iii. 7i7-)
SABINE, JOHN. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Trinity Hall, Jan. 19,
1730-1. Probably s. and h. of Joseph, of Tewin, Herts, (for
whom see D.N. B.). Matric. 1731. Name 08,1735. Probably
brother of the next.
SABINE, JOSEPH. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Trinity, Mar. 29,
1738. S. of Joseph, of Tewin, Herts, (for whom see D.N.B.).
School, Westminster. Matric. 1738; Scholar, 1738. Captain
in the Welsh Fusiliers. Killed at Fontenoy, i745- Probably
brother of John (above). {Clutterbuck, 11. 229.)
SABRIDGEWORTH, THOMAS. Adm. scholar at King's Hall,
Nov. 15, 1369.
SACAR, JOHN, see SAGAR.
SACHELL or SATCHELL, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at
Christ's, May 16, 1660. S. of Simon (below). B. at Bleasby,
Notts. School, Repton. Matric. 1660; B.A. 1663; M.A. 1667.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1669.
SACHELL or SATCHELL, SIMON. Matric. sizar from St John's,
Easter, 1618; B.A. from Clare, 1621-2; M.A. 1626, as
Zachel. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 21, 1623; priest. May 23,
1624. Doubtless V. of Bleasby, Notts., and father of John
(above).
SACHEVERELL, ANTHONY. Matric. pens, from Trinity,
Easter, 1571. Doubtless 2nd s. of Ralph, of Staunton, Notts.
B.A. 1575-6. Brother of William (1571)- {Nichols, iii. 394.)
SACHEVERELL, FERDINANDO. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 18) at
St John's, Apr. i, 1647. 2nd s. of Ferdinando, Esq., of
Coventry, Warws. (and Lucy, dau. of Sir Henry Hastings,
of Leicester Abbey), and nephew of Manfred (1612). B. there.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, May 16, 1642. Of Old Hays, Ratby,
Leics. Married Mrs Susannah Ferryman at Kirby Muxloe,
Leics., Oct. 2, 1656. {Nichols, in. 509.)
SACHEVERELL, HENRY. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Emmanuel,
Dec. 9, 1587. Probably s. and h. of Henry, of RadcUffe-upon-
Soar, Notts, (and Jane, widow of German Ireton). Matric.
1588. Of Radcliffe-upon-Soar. Age 37 in 1608. {Nichols,
III. 220.)
SACHEVERELL, HENRY. D.D. 1714 (Incorp. from Magdalen
College, Oxford). Matric. there, Aug. 28, 1689, age 15. S. of
Joshua (1664), of Marlborough, Wilts., clerk. School,
Winchester. B.A. (0.\ford) 1693; M.A. 1696; B.D. 1707-8;
V.A.C. IV,
D.D. 1708. Fellow of Magdalen, 1701-13. V. of Cannock,
Staffs. Chaplain of St Saviour's, Southwark, 1705. Famous
political preacher. Advocated the High Church and Tory
cause both in sermons and pamphlets. Impeached by the
House of Commons for two sermons favouring non-resistance
and condemning toleration; found guilty and suspended
from preaching for three years, 1710; great popular demon-
stration in his favour. R. of Selattyn, Salop, 1710-3. R. of
St Andrew's, Holbom, 1713-24. Died at Highgate, June 5,
1724. Buried in St Andrew's, Holbom. M.I. Will, P.C.C.
{Al. Oxon.; D.N.B.; Nichols, in. 511.)
SACHEVERELL or ZACHEVERELL, JOHN. Matric. pens, from
St John's, Michs. 1567.
SACHEVERILL, JOSEPH. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1626. Probably s. and h. of Thomas, of Leicester, Confrater
of Wigston's Hospital. Bapt. Feb. 28, 1610, at St Martin's,
Leicester. Died Mar. 6, 1636. {Nichols, in. 220.)
SACHEVERILLE, JOSHUA. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's,
June 2, 1664. S. of John, R. of Rimpton, Somerset (for whom
see Al. Oxon.). B.A. 1667-8. R. of St Peter's, Marlborough,
Wilts. Preb. of Sarum, 1677-85. Living, 1711. Father of
Henry (1714). {Nicliols, in. 510.)
SACHEVERILL, MANFRED. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Mag-
dalene, Michs. 1612. Doubtless natural s. of Henry
of Morley and Hopwell, Derbs. (by Elizabeth Keyes). Of
Old Hays, Ratby, Leics., Esq. Died Mar. 3, 1615, aged 22.
Buried at Ratby. M.I. (iVtcAo/s, in. 509; iv. 884.)
SACHAVEREL, ROBERT. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 18) at Trinity,
Sept. 16, 1687. S. of William, of Barton, Notts, (for whom
see D.N.B.). B. 1669, at Morley, Derbs. School, Derby
(Mr Samuel Ogden). Matric. 1688. Adm. at the Inner
Temple, Jan. 29, 1689. M.P. for Nottingham, 1699-1700,
1701-2, 1705-8 and 1710-14. Of Barton, Esq. Married
Elizabeth, dau. of Harvey Staunton, of Staunton, Notts.,
Esq. Died Dec. 10, 1714. (Le Neve, Man.; Nichols, ni. 394-)
SACHEVERELL, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Michs.
1570. School, Winchester; of Saddington, Leics. Migrated
to Oxford. Matric. (Hart Hall, Oxford) 1572, age 17; LL.B.
1579. Ord. deacon and priest (Dover) Mar. 25, 1584. V.
of Eynsham, Oxon., 1585. C. of St Nicholas, Leicester, in
1613. V. of St Martin's, Leicester. Buried there Dec. 1, 1626.
WiU (P.C.C.) 1627. {Al. Oxon.)
SACHEVERELL or ZACHEVERELL, WILLIAM. Matric. pens,
from Trinity, Easter, 1571. Doubtless s. and h. of Ralph,
of Staunton, Notts. B. 1555. Of Barton. Married Tabitha,
dau. of James Spenser, of Alvaston. Died 1616. Brother of
Anthony (1571).
SACHEVEREL, . Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter, 1548.
SACKER, see also SECKER.
SACKER, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, c. 1590.
Of Yorkshire. B.A. 1594-5; M.A. 1598. Ord. deacon and
priest (Peterb.) June 13, 1595. R. of Little Bradley, Suffolk,
1598-1606. V. of Haverhill, 1607-15. V. of Cockerington,
Lines., 1621-41. Probably P.C. of Bury, Hunts., 1636-40.
P.C. of St Peter, Upwood, and Great Raveley, Hunts., till
1647. Died Apr. 1647. Will dated, Apr. 4; proved, Apr. 17,
1647.
SACKETT, GEORGE. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Sidney, Apr. 27,
1658. 3rd s. of John (next), clerk. B. at Mongeham, Kent.
Schools, Sutton (Mr Thomas Brett) and Sleaford (Mr Thomas
Gibson). Matric. 1658; B.A. 1661-2; M.A. 1665. Ord. priest
(Lincoln) June 6, 1669. Brother of John (1647).
SACKETT, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Sidney, May 20, 1614. Doubt-
less s. of John, gent. B. in the Isle of Thanet. Matric. 1614;
B.A. 1617-8; U.A. 1621 ; B.D. 1628. Incorp. at Oxford, 1622.
Ord. deacon (London) Mar. 12, 1619-20, age 27; priest
(Peterb.) Sept. 24, 1621. Probably C. of Heme, Kent, in
1624. R. of Betteshanger, 1626-8. R. of Gt Mongeham,
1628-64. R. of Eastbridge, 1628-46. Master of Eastbridge
Hospital, Canterbury. Died .A^ug. 24, 1664. Buried at Gt
Mongeham. Probably brother of Stephen (1621); father of
George (above) and of the next. {Hasted, iv. 140, 630.)
Sackett, John
SACKETT, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Sidney, July 6, 1647- S. of
John (above), clerk. B. at Mongeham, Kent. Schoolsj
Sutton, Canterbury and Merchant Taylors', London. Matric.
1647; B.A. 1650-1; M.A. 1654. Brother of George (1658).
SACKETTE, JOHN. Matric. from Pembroke, Easter, 1686.
Of Canterbury. S. of Nathaniel, gent., and grandson of
John (1614). School, King's, Canterbury. Adm. at Corpus
Christi, 1688; B.A. 1690-1; M.A. 1694- Ord. deacon (Lincoln)
Feb. 12, 1692-3; priest (London) Mar. 8, 1695-6. V. of
Folkestone, 1699-1753- R- of Hawking, Kent, i7i3-53- V.
of West Hythe, 1732-53. Master of Eastbridge Hospital,
Canterbury, 1746-53. Married Margaret Tempest, of
Patricksboume, Kent, spinster, Oct. 24, 1702. Antiquary
and poet. Died Jan. 29, 1753. (G. Mag.; Masters; Hasted,
IV. 631.)
SACKETT, STEPHEN. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Sidney, June 20,
1621. S. of John, gent. B. at St Peter's, Isle of Thanet.
School, St John's, Isle of Thanet. Matric. 1621; B.A.
1624-5; M..-^. 1628. V. of Blean, Kent, 1632-79. V. of
West Hythe, 1633-79. Died 1679. Probably brother of
John (1614).
SACKFORD or SECKFORD, CHARLES. Matric. pens, from
Trinity, Michs. 1562. S. of Francis, of Seckford HaU,
Suffolk(andEleanor,dau. of Sir Thomas Newbury). B. 1551.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, 1567. A member of the Queen's house-
hold, 1575. Buried at Woodbridge, Feb. 20, 1591-2. Will,
P.C.C. Father of Thomas (i597).
SACKFORD, HENRY. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Corpus Christi,
c. 1597. Of Suffolk. S. of Sir Thomas, of Seckford HaU,
Suffolk. M.A. 1607. Knighted, May 11, 1603. Married
Dorothy, dau. of Sir Henry North. Died 1638.
SACKFORD or SECKFORD, THOMAS. Studied at Cambridge.
2nd s. of Thomas, of Seckford Hall, Suffolk. B. c. 1515.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, 1540. Barrister, 1542. Lent Reader,
1556. Master of Requests, 1557. One of the commissioners
for causes ecclesiastical, in 1570. M.P. for Ipswich, 1572-83.
A munificent benefactor to Woodbridge, Suffolk. Buried
there Jan. 15, 1587-8. (Cooper, 11. 18; D.N.B.)
SACKFORD, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Gonville Hall,
Easter, 1544. Probably 7th s. of Thomas, of Seckford HaU,
Suffolk.
SACKFORD or SECKFORD, THOMAS. Matric. FeU.-Com. from
Corpus Christi, c. 1597. Of Suffolk. S. of Charles (1562).
B. at Seckford HaU, Suffolk, 1582. Adm. at Gray's Inn,
Apr. 21, 1600. Knighted, Mar. 1607-8; of Bedfordshire.
Buried at Woodbridge, Aug. 12, 1610. Father of the
next.
SACKFORD, THOMAS. Of Trinity. S. of Thomas (above).
B. at Seckford HaU, Suffolk, 1608. Died in CoUege. Buried
there, 1624.
SACKVILLE, see also SAVILE.
SACKVILLE, EDWARD. M.A. 1612 (fil. nob.). S. of Robert,
Baron Buckhurst, and 2nd Earl of Dorset. B. in London,
1590. Matric. (Christ Church, Oxford) July 26, 1605, age 15.
K.B., 1616. M.P. for Sussex, 1620-22. Governor of the
Bermuda Islands Co., 1623. Succeeded his brother Richard
as 4th Earl of Dorset, Mar. 28, 1624. K.G., 1625. Privy
CounciUor, 1626. Lord Commissioner of the Admiralty,
1628-35. Lord Chamberlain of the King's household at
Oxford, 1644-6. Keeper of the Privy Seal and President of
the Council, 1644-6. Married Mary, dau. of Sir George
Curzon, of Croxhall, Derbs. Died July 17, 1652. Buried at
Withyham, Sussex. {Al. Oxon.; D.N.B.; G.E.C.)
SACKVILLE or SECHEVILL, JOHN DE. 'King's Scholar' at
Cambridge, 1329.
SACKVILLE, RICHARD. Educated at Cambridge. S. of John,
of Chiddingley, Sussex. Afterwards of Gray's Inn, barrister.
Lent Reader in 1529. M.P. for Arundel, 1529-36; for
Chichester, 1547-52; for Portsmouth, 1554; for Sussex, 1559
and 1562-6. Knighted, 1548-9. ChanceUor of the Court of
Augmentations, 1548. ChanceUor of the Exchequer, 1559-66.
Governor of the Inner Temple. Married Winifred, dau. of
Sir John Bruges, Lord Mayor of London. Died Apr. 21, 1566.
Buried at Withyham, Sussex. Father of Thomas. {Cooper,
1.241; D.N.B.)
SACKVIL, RICHARD. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Trinity, May 2,
1663. 3rd s. of Richard, 5th Earl of Dorset, and grandson
of Edward (1612). B. Apr. 30, 1646. Matric. 1663. Adm. at
the Inner Temple, June 19, 1663. Died 1712. {Collins, 11.
169.)
SACKVILLE, SAMUEL. Scholar of Trinity, 1605. S. of
William, of HaUfax, Yorks. B. at Dorking, Surrey. B.A.
1607-8; M.A. i6ii; B.D. 1619. FeUow, 1610. Incorp. at
Oxford, 1619. Ord. deacon (London) Dec. 22, 1611, age 25;
priest, Dec. 18, 1613. R. of Hatfield Broad Oak, Essex,
1617-9. V. of Bottisham, Cambs., 1620. V. of Blythe,
Notts., 1621. V. of Trumpington, Cambs., 1622. V. of
Sadler, John
Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmorland, 1624-37. V. of Marsworth,
Bucks., c. 1636-43; Sackfield. Died 1643. (Vis. of Yorks.,
1612; Al. Oxon.; Lipscomb, in. 412; Nightingale, loio.)
SACKVILLE, THOMAS. Created M.A. 1571. S. of Sir Richard,
Chancellor of the Exchequer. B. at Buckhurst, Sussex.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1592. Assigned to St John's, Cambridge
and Hart Hall, Oxford. A student of the Inner Temple, 1555.
Barrister of the Inner Temple. M.P. for Westmorland, 1558;
for East Grinstead, 1559; for Aylesbury, 1563-7. Knighted
and created Baron Buckhurst, June 8, 1567. K.G., 1589.
ChanceUor of Oxford University, 1591-1608. Lord High Trea-
surer, 1599-1608. Privy CounciUor. Created Earl of Dorset,
Mar. 13, 1603-4. Married Cicely, dau. of Sir John Baker, of
Sissinghurst, Kent, in 1555. Poet; ooUaborated with Thomas
Norton in the production of The Tragedy of Gorboduc, the
first English tragedy in blank verse. Died Apr. 19, 1608,
aged 81 (sic). Buried at Withyham. WiU (P.C.C.) 1609.
(Cooper, II. 484; Al. Oxon.; G.E.C; D.N.B.)
SADD, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Easter, 1619. Matric.
1619.
SADD, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Corpus Christi, 1672. Of
Norfolk. Matric. Easter, 1674.
SADD or SADE, WILLIAM. B.Can.L. 1513-4- Perhaps V. of
Boxted, Essex, 1513-31. Died 1531.
SADLER, ANTHONY. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, July 28,
1620. S. of Rowland, of St Nicholas Aeon, London, haber-
dasher and vintner (wiU (P.C.C.) 1647). Matric. 1620; B.A.
1623; M.A. 1627. V. of West Thurrock, Essex, 1628-43.
Died May 19, 1643. See Al. Oxon. for a contemporary.
(T.A. Walker, 17.)
SADLER, DANIEL. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, July 1, 1707.
Of Middlesex. Matric. 1707. Died Oct. 23, i754- (G. Mag.)
SADLER, EDWARD. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Trinity Hall,
Easter, 1554. 2nd s. of Sir Ralph, of Standon, Herts., Knt.
Adm. at the Inner Temple, Nov. 1555. Of Temple Dinsley,
Herts., and Aspley Guise, Beds., Esq. Married Anne, dau.
of Sir Richard Lee, of SopweU, Herts., Knt. Died v.p.,
Apr. 4, 1584. Buried at Aspley Guise. Brother of Henry
(1557-8) and Thomas (1554). (T. U. Sadleir; Vis. of Herts.;
Burke, Ext. Bart.)
SADLER or SADLEIR, EDWARD. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Trinity,
Sept. 14, 1652. 2nd s. of Robert, of SopweU, Herts., gent.
Bapt. Mar. 14, 1632-3, at Standon. Adm. at Gray's Inn,
June 14, 1651. Buried at St Peter's, St Albans, Jime 6,
1669. Brother of Robert (1650). (T. U. Sadleir; Clutterbuck,
III. 229.)
SADLER, Sir EDWIN, Bart. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Corpus
Christi, 1683. Of Temple Dinsley, Herts., and Aspley Guise,
Beds. 3rds. of Sir Edwin, Bart., of Temple Dinsley. Matric. c.
1683. Succeeded as 2nd Bart., July, 1672. Sold the estate
of Temple Diasley, in 1712, to Benedict ItheU. Author,
History of the Jacobites of Egypt; History of the Cophts.
Died July 14, 1719, s.p. M.I. at Aspley Guise. It was his
wife, vridow of Dr WiUiam Croone (1647) who founded the
'Sadleirian Lectures,' and left lands to the R.C.P. (Le Neve,
Mon.; T. U. Sadleir; G.E.C, in. 237.)
SADLER, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Michs.
1585; B.A. 1588-9.
SADLER, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from Clare, Michs. 1573-
One of these names of Hovingham, Yorks., clerk; wiU (York)
1626.
SADLER, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Gonville Hall, Lent,
1557-8. Of Everley, WUts., and Hungerford Lodge, Berks.
3rd s. of Sir Ralph, of Standon, Herts., Knt. M.P. for
Lancaster, 1571, 1572-83, 1584-7- Clerk of the Hanaper,
1572-1604. HighSheriffof Wilts., 1595. Married (1) Dorothy
GUbert, of Everley, WUts.; (2) Ursula, dau. of John GiU, of
Widial, Herts. Died Mar. 17, 1618, aged 80. M.I. in Hunger-
ford Church. Brother of Thomas (1554) and Edward (1554).
(T. U. Sadleir; Vis. of Beds., 1634; Clutterbuck, in. 229.)
SADLER, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Dec. 1707-
SADLER, JAMES. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Jan. 31, 1701-2.
Of Middlesex. Perhaps s. and h. of Ebenezer, of St Martin-
in-the-Fields. Matric. 1702; B.A. 1705-6. Probably adm.
at the Middle Temple, Feb. 17, 1703-4- CaUed to the Bar,
1710.
SADLER, JAMES. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1717-
SADLER, JOHN. Perhaps scholar of Christ's, 1536. B.A.
(? from Corpus Christi) 1537-8; M.A. 1540. FeUow of Jesus,
1539-46. Original FeUow of Trinity CoUege, 1546. R. of
Sudborough, Northants., 1568-84. Published translations
from Flavius Vegetius Renatus. Died c. 1595. (Cooper, 11.
203; D.N.B.)
SADLER, JOHN. Adm. at King's (age 16) a scholar from Eton,
Aug. 23, 1538. Of Whitacre, Warws. B.A. 1542-3; M.A.
1547. FeUow, 1541-57. R.of Dunton Waylett, Essex, 1556-
64. Died 1564.
Sadler, John
SADLER, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Michs.
1564.
SADLER, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, 1598. B. at
Worfield, Salop. B.A. 1601-2; M.A. 1605. Ord. deacon
(London) Dec. 20, 1607, age 25; 'Tutor in the family of
Sir Geo. Coppin'; priest, Sept. 24, 1608. V. of Patcham,
Sussex, 1608. V. of Ringmer, 1627-40. Married Mary
Fenner, widow of Edward Fanner, late of Aubotime, Sussex,
May 12, 16x3. (His daughter Ann married John Harvard,
in 1636.) Buried at Ringmer, Oct. 3, 1640. Will (P.C.C.)
1640. Father of John (1630). (W. C. Renshaw.)
SADLER, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Caius, 1619. S. of
Nicholas, merchant, of Norwich. Schools, Hadley (Mr
Turner), Middlesex, and Norwich (Mr Thornton). Matric.
Easter, 1620; Scholar, 1620-2.
SADLER, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Nov. 13, 1630.
Of Sussex. S. of John (1598). B. Aug. iS, 1615. Matric.
1631; B.A. 1634; M.A. 1638. Fellow, 1639. Master of
Magdalene, 1650-60. Of Lincoln's Inn. Master in Chancery,
1644-56. Bencher, 1654. Master of Requests. Town clerk
of London, 1649-60. A member of the Council of State,
1653. M.P. for Cambs., 1653; and for Yarmouth (Isle of
Wight), 1659. Lost his offices, 1660. Retired to Warmwell.
Married Jane, dau. of John Trenchard, of Warmwell, Dorset,
Esq., Sept. 9, 1645. Author, historical. Died at Warmwell,
Apr. 1674. {D.N.B.; Mag. Coll. Hist., 115.)
SADLER, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Easter, 1631.
Ord. deacon (Norwich) Dec. 23, 1632.
SADLER, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Trinity, Mar. 29, 1718.
S. of John, of London. School, St Paul's.
SADLER, RALPH. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Queens', Mar. 3,
1596-7. Of Standon Lordship, Herts. Only s. of Sir Thomas
(1554), of Standon, Herts. B. 1581. High Sheriff for Herts.,
1609. Married Anne, dau. of Sir Edward Coke, L.C.J. , who
on his death, presented books to Trinity library. Died s.p.,
Feb. 12, 1660. He is the 'Noble Mr Sadleir' of Walton's
Angler. {Vis. of Beds., 1634; Cussans, i. 170; T. U. Sadleir.)
SADLER, REGINALD. B.Can.L. 1519-20. Perhaps V. of
Shopland, Essex, 1544.
SADLER, RICHARD. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Peterhouse,
Easter, 1549. Natural son of Sir Ralph Sadleir, of Standon,
Herts. Of Renningsley, Herts., Esq. Author, De procrandis
...equis experieniia (London, 1587); in the preface to which
he thanks his father for the education he had given him in
Cambridge, Pavia and Germany. Died at Standon, c. 161 1.
M.I. there. [Clutterbuck, in. 238; T. U. Sadleir.)
SADLER, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Dec. 30, 1636.
B. in Worcester, c. 1620. Matric. 1637. Went with his
parents to New England in 1638, who settled at Lynn, Mass.
Returned to England. 'Ordained' in Whixall Chapel, Salop,
May 10, 1648. Lecturer at Ludlow; ejected, 1662. Retired
to Whixall and died there in 1675. aged 55. [Calamy, 11.
328; J. G. Bartlett.)
SADLER, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, Oct. 15,
1657. S. of Samuel, weaver, of Norwich. B. there. School,
Norwich (Mr Lovering). Matric. 1657; B.A. 1661-2. Ord.
deacon (Norwich) Nov. 10, 1661; priest. Mar. 6, 1663-4.
R. of Elmham All Saints' and St Nicholas, Suffolk, 1664.
R. of St James', South Elmham, 1665-83. Admon. Nov. 20,
1683, to relict Dorothy, at Ipswich. {Venn, i. 400.)
SADLEIR, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Apr. 22, 1650.
S. and h. of Robert, of Sopwell, Herts., Esq. Bapt. Feb. 9,
1631-2, at Standon. Adm. at Gray's Inn, June 24, 1650.
Buried at St Peter's, St Albans, June 17, 1652. Brother of
Edward (1652). (T. U. Sadleir; Clutterbuck, in. 229.)
SADLER, THEODORE. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse, Michs.
1566. One of these names s. and h. of John, of Fillongley,
Warws. (Vis. ofW arms., i()i<j.)
SADLER, THOMAS. Adm. at King's (age 17) a scholar from
Eton, Aug. II, 1523. Of Over, Cambs. Fellow, 1526-7. No
degree recorded. Ord. deacon (Lincohi) Apr. 6; priest,
Apr. 20, 1527.
SADLER, THOMAS. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Trinity Hall,
Easter, 1554. Of Standon, Herts., Esq. S. and h. of Sir
Ralph, of Standon, Knt. B. c. 1536. M.P. for Lancaster,
1572-83. High Sheriff of Herts., 1588, 1595-6. Knighted
by James I, when entertained at Standon, 1603. Married
(i) Ursula, dau. of Sir Henry Sherington, of Lacock, Wilts.;
(2) Gertrude, dau. of Robert Markham, of Cotham, Notts.
Died Jan. 5, 1606-7. M.I. at Standon. Brother of Edward
(1554) and Henry (1557-8), father of Ralph (1596-7)-
(T. U. Sadleir; X^is. of Beds., 1634; Clutterbuck, iii. 229.)
SADLER, THOMAS LEE (or LEIGH). Matric. pens, from
Queens', Easter, 1605. S. and h. of Lee Sadler, of Aspley
Guise, Beds., and Temple Dinsley, Herts., Esq., and grand-
Sagar, John
son of Edward (1554). B. 1587. B.A. 1608-9. Of the Inner
Temple and Aspley Guise, Esq. Serjeant of Laws and
Justice of Quorum for Beds. Much esteemed for his profound
learning. Married Frances, dau. of Francis Bury, of
Beckening Park, Beds., Mar. 15, 1612-3. Died 1658, aged 70.
(This is the date given in G.E.C., iii. 237, and by F. Sadleir
Stoney; other authorities assume, with more probability,
that he was the Thomas Sadler, Esq. buried at Aspley, Dec.
23, 1644, as recorded in Geneal. Bedford.) Father of the next.
{Vis. of Beds., 1634; T. U. Sadleir; Scott's State Papers of
Sir Ralph Sadleir; Clutterbuck, in. 28.)
SADLER, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1637.
S. and h. of Thomas Lee (above), of Temple Dinsley, Herts.,
and Aspley Guise, Beds., Esq. B. 1619. Adm. at Gray's Inn,
May 4, 1638. Died v.p. and s.p., 1639. Buried Nov. 10, 1639,
at Aspley Guise. (Burke, Ext. Bart.; Vis. of Beds., 1634;
T. U. Sadleir.)
SADLER, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Easter, 1544.
SADLER, . Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1544-
SADLINGTON, MARK. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter,
1578. Migrated to Peterhouse, May 7, 1580. B.A. 1580-1;
M.A. 1584. FeUow of Peterhouse, 1584-90. Recommended
by Sir Francis Walsingham for master of Colchester Grammar
School. Master of St Olave's School, London, 1591-4- P-C
of All Hallows-the-Less, 1594-7- R- of Holy Trinity, Guild-
ford, Surrey, 1599-1633. V. of Sunbury, Middlesex, 1603-47.
Some historical writings have been attributed to him.
Buried at Sunbury, Apr. 27, 1647. Admon. (P.C.C.) granted
to his widow, Jane, May 4, 1647. (Peile, i. 146; D.N.B.;
Cooper, II. 385.)
SADLINGTON, RALPH. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse,
Michs. 1586. Of Norwich. Notary Public. Died Mar. 6,
1601, aged 30. M.I. in Norwich Cathedral. {Blomtfield, 11.
500.)
SADLYNGTON, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Easter,
1561; B.A. 1566-7. Ord. deacon (Lincoln); priest (Ely)
Dec. 21, 1569, age 26. R. of Hessett, Suffolk, 1574- R- of
St Mary-in-the-Marsh, Norwich, 1579- R- of Fehningham,
Norfolk, 1584-1604. R. of Pakefield, Suffolk, 1604-16.
SADLYNGTON, SAMUEL. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Easter,
1565.
SADLINGTON, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi,
Michs. 1598; B.A. 1601-2. V. of Horsey, Norfolk, 1609-15.
Perhaps R. of St Peter, Southgate, Norwich, 1623.
SADLINGTON, THOMAS. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1697. Of
Nottinghamshire. B.A. 1701-2, according to Masters.
SAES, WILLIAM, see SAYCE.
SAFFERY, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's, Oct.
30, 1716. S. of Henry, maltster, of Norfolk. B. at Downham
Market. School, Norwich (Mr Pate). Matric. 1716; B.A.
1720-1.
SAFFORD, BARTHOLOMEW. Adm. sizar at Peterhouse,
1603-4; B.A. 1607-8; M.A. 1611. R. of Enmore, Somerset,
1613-39. Died 1639. His three sons graduated from New
Inn Hall, Oxford.
SAFFORD, JAMES. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Trinity, Jan. 29,
1745-50. S. of James, of Ipswich, Suffolk. School, Stow-
market (Mr Aldrick). Matric. 1750; B.A. i755- Ord. deacon
(Norwich) July, 1755; priest, Sept. 1757- V. of Mettingham,
Suffolk, 1758-1805.
SAGAR, see also SEAGAR.
SAGAR, CHARLES. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, May 28,
1653. S. of Thomas, husbandman, of Ightenhill-in-Whalley,
Lanes. Bapt. Jan. 24, 1635-6, at Burnley. School, Burnley
(MrAspden). Matric. 1653; B.A. 1657. Master of Blackburn
Grammar School, 165&-65. Licensed as a Presbyterian
teacher at Blackburn, Feb. 1672-3. Nonconformist minister
at Walmsley and at Darwen, 1687-97. Married Isabel, dau.
of Henry Astly, of Blackburn, Nov. 11, 1663. Buried at
Blackburn, Feb. 17, 1697-8. (E. Axon.)
SAGAR, EDWARD. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 18, 1618.
Matric. 1618. Perhaps migrated to Oxford and matric. (Hart
Hall) Nov. 16, 1621, age 21; of Lancashire.
SAGAR or SEGAR, JEREMIAH. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Christ's,
Feb. 11, 1658-9. S. of lames. B. at Northallerton, Vorks.
School, Northallerton. "Matric. 1659; B.A. 1662-3. Ord.
deacon and priest (York) Sept. 1663; 'C. of Bradford.' V. of
Dewsbury, 1665. Died July 11, 1665. (Peile, i. 583; J. B.
Greenwood, Dewsbury, 163.)
SAGAR, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Michs. 1555- One
of these names R. of Trimlcy St Mary, Suffolk, 1580-1606.
SAGAR or SACAR, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Sx John's,
c. 1593.
1^2
Sagar, Joseph
SAGAR, JOSEPH. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1722. Doubtless s. of Joshua, presbyterian minister
of New Chapel, Wakefield (and Baptista, dau. of Captain
Joseph Poole, of Pontefract and of Wakefield). B. in
Yorkshire, 1694. M.A. 1723 {Lit. Reg.). Educated for the
Dissenting Ministry; conformed and became chaplain to
Bishop Hoadly. Ord. priest (Ely) Mar. 13, 1719-20. V. of
North Tidworth, and R. of Homerton, Wilts. Canon
residentiary of SaUsbury, 1724-57; preb., 1726-57; Arch-
deacon of Salisbury, 1727-32- Married Mary, dau. of
Edward Hearst, Esq., of Salisbury. Died July 18, 1757-
Buried in SaUsbur>' Cathedral. {F.M.G., 148.)
SAGAR, JOSHUA. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Dec. 1681. S. of
John, of Bradford, Yorks. Bapt. Jan. 6, 1655. B.A. 1681-2.
Ord. deacon (York) Dec. 1690; priest, Sept. 1692. Probably
R. of Nuthall, Notts., 1694. (Peiie, 11. 85, where he is con-
fused with the Wakefield presbyterian of these names, who
was s. of Charles (1653) and always a nonconformist.)
SAGAR, OTIS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1575-
SAGE, ELISHA. Adm.pens.at Pembroke, Apr. 7, 1676. S. of
George, of Bishop's N>Tnpton, Devon. Matric. (New Inn
Hall, Oxford) Apr. 7, 1674, age 18.
SAGE, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1588.
S. of William (1562). Bapt. at Toddington, Beds., Nov. 20,
1573. B.A. 1592-3; M.A. 1595. Conduct at King's, 1595-8.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Apr. 5, 1595. V. of Brickhill parva,
Bucks., 1598-1602. V. of Dedham, Essex, 1605-15. R. of
Layham, Sufiolk, 1614.
SAGE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Easter, 1569.
SAGE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, Feb. 6, 1561-2.
Matric. 1562; Scholar, 1563; B.A. 1564-5; M.A. from
Pembroke, 1568. Fellow of Pembroke, c. 1568. Ord. deacon
(Ely) Dec. 19, 1563; priest, Nov. 5, 1564. Minister of Little
St Mary's, Cambridge, 1564-5. University preacher, 1569.
R. of St Andrew Wardrobe, London, 1570-4- R- of Todding-
ton, Beds., 1573-98. Buried there Aug. 7, 1598. Father of
Henry (1588). (T. A. Walker.)
SAGGE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1612; B.A.
1614-5; M.A. 1618. Ord. deacon (York) June, 1622; priest.
Mar. 1625-6. One John Sage was master of the Grammar
School, Houghton-le-Spring, Durham, 1 632-9.
SAGG, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, Jan. 16,
1679-80. S. of William, woollendraper, of Hedon-in-Holder-
ness, Yorks. B. there. Schools, Burstwick (private) and
Beverley. Matric. 1680. Migrated to Sidney, June 12, 1680.
B.A. 1683-4; M.A. 1687. Lecturer at Trinity Church, Hull.
A non-juror. Brother of William (1678) and probably father
of the next.
SAGGE, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, June 18,
1716. S. of Thomas (? above), clerk, of Yorkshire. B. at
Thrushes, near Sutton. Matric. 1716.
SAGGE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, May 10,
1678. S. of William, draper, deceased. B. at Hedon, Yorks.
School, Burstwick (private). Matric. 1678. Migrated to
Corpus Christi. B.A. 1681; M.A. 1685. Fellow of Corpus
Christi, 1682-9. Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1685. Died 1689.
Brother of Thomas (1679-80).
SAGITTARY, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Pembroke, June
20, 1717. S. of John, M.D., of Blandford, Dorset. M.B. 1722.
SAGO or SAGUS, WILLIAM. Scholar at King's Hall, 1393-8.
One William Sagow R. of Cricksea, Essex, 1384.
ST ALBANS, Prior of. D.Can.L. 1484-5. Probably Thomas
Ramryge or Ramrugge, who became abbot in 1492.
SAINTALMOND, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1609; Scholar, 1611; B.A. 1612-3. Perhaps 'Secretary to
the Lord Keeper'; adm. at Gray's Inn, Mar 12, 1624-5.
Possibly M.P. for Stamford, 1624-5; as St Amand.
SAINTANDREW, WILLIAM. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Corpus
Christi, c. 1595. Of Nottinghamshire. Doubtless s. and h.
of George, of East Haddon, Northants. (and Barbara, dau.
of George Neville, of Grove, Notts.). Adm. at Gray's Inn,
Apr. 22, 1597. Married (1) Mary, dau. of Thomas and co-heir
of her uncle William, of Skeffington, Leics.; (2) Mary, dau.
of Edmund Pilkington. Died Nov. 25, 1624, aged 46. Buried
at Gotham, Notts. {Baker, i. 161.)
ST ANDREWS, . FeU.-Com. at Jesus, 1617-8. Possibly
John, s. and h. of WilUam (above). Adm. at Gray's Inn,
May 7, 1619. Of East Haddon, Northants., Esq. Married
Elizabeth, dau. of John Bainbridge, of Lockington, Leics.
Died Jan. 14, 1625-6. {Baker, i. 161.)
ST BARBE, EDWARD DE. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Magdalene,
July 6, 1671. S. of John, Esq., of Broadlands, Hants. Died
young. Brother of the next.
ST BARBE, Sir JOHN DE, Bart. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Mag-
dalene, July 6, 1671. 2nd s. of John, Esq., of Broadlands,
Romsey, Southampton. Created Bart., Dec. 30, 1663, when
Sainthill, Peter
only eight years old. Adm. at the Inner Temple, May 22,
1674. M.P. for Ilchester, 1681. Sheriff of Hants., 1704-
Married (i) Honor, dau. of Richard Norton, of Southwick,
Hants.; (2) Alice, dau. of the Hon. Richard Fiennes. Died
s.p., Sept. 17, 1723. Buried at Ashington, Somerset. M.I.
WiU, P.C.C. Brother of Edward (above). (G.E.C., in. 286.)
ST BENEDICT, Abbot of. D.D. 1460-1. John Kevyng was
Abbot, 1459-1500.
ST BONDULPH, WILLIAM DE. Scholar at Peterhouse, July,
1351, when the Master petitions the Pope for a benefice for
him. Described as M.A. {Cal. of Pap. Pet., 1. 211.)
ST ELOy, MOSES (GONQUET). Adm. FeU.-Com. at Clare,
June 25, 1707. B. in Jersey, 1687. Matric. 1709; B.A. 1710-
i; M.A. 1719. Ord. deacon (London) Aug. i, 1709; priest
(Ely) Dec. 23, 1711. R. of Marston, Beds., 1711. V. of
Langford, 1728.
ST FAITH, PETER DE. D.D. of Cambridge and Paris. CarmeUte
friar. Theologian. R. of Taverham, Norfolk, 1450. Author,
theological. Died at St Faith, Norwich, Nov. 8, 1452. (Pits,
647; D.N.B.)
ST FAITH, WILLIAM DE. D.D. of Cambridge. CarmeUte friar
of St Faith, Norwich. Died 1372. Buried at St Faith's.
{Pits; D.N.B.)
ST GEORGE, ANTHONY. Adm. pens, at Queens', Apr. 16,
1647. Of Cambridgeshire. Doubtless 5th s. of John, of
Hatley St George, Cambs. Scholar, 1650, expeUed. {Misc.
Gen. et Her., N.S., in. 79.)
ST GEORGE, BALDWIN. Adm. pens, at Queens', Apr. 3, 1592.
Of Cambridgeshire. Doubtless s. of John (1569), of Hatley
St George, Cambs. Bapt. 1573, at Ridgmont, Beds, (his
mother's home). B.A. 1592-3. ' Of Hungry Hatley, Cambs.' ;
adm. at Gray's Inn, May 14, 1595. {Geneal. Beds., 427.)
ST GEORGE, BALDWIN. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Queens', Mar. 16,
1649-50. Of London. Perhaps s. of Thomas (and Frances,
dau. of John Shelbury, of High Holbom). M.B. 1659. {Misc.
Gen. el Her., N.S., 111. 79-)
ST GEORGE, JOHN. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1476; B.A. 1480-1.
ST GEORGE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1569. Probably s. and h. of Francis, of Hatley St George,
Cambs. Married Mary, dau. of Peter Grey, of Ridgmont,
Beds. Living, 1610, age 66 {sic). Brother of Richard (1569)
and doubtless father of Baldvdn (1592) and WiUiam (1601).
{Vis. of Cambs., 1619.)
ST GEORGE, JOHN. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Queens', May 5, 1574.
Of Cambridgeshire.
ST GEORGE, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1569. Doubtless 2nd s. of Francis, of Hatley St George, Cambs.
(and Rose, dau. of Thomas Hutton, of Dry Drayton, Cambs.).
Windsor Herald, in 1602. Norroy king-of-arms, 1603-23;
Clarenceux king-of-arms, 1623-35. Knighted, Sept. 28, 1616.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, Mar. 3, 1617. Married EUzabeth, dau.
of Nicholas St John, of Liddiard Tregose, Wilts., in 1575.
A friend of Sir Robert Cotton, Camden and other eminent
antiquarians. Left genealogical manuscripts. Died May 17,
1635. Buried at St Andrew's, Holbom, London. Brother
of John (1569). {Misc. Gen. et Her., N.S., iii. 78; Vis. of
Cambs., 1619; D.N.B.)
ST GEORGE, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Trinity Hall,
Michs. 1627. Of Cambridgeshire. LL.B. 1633. FeUow,
1633-41-
ST GEORGE or SENGEORGE, WILLIAM. Adm. at King's, a
scholar from Eton, 1496; B.A. 1499-1500 (1st in the ordo);
M.A. 1503-4. FeUow, until 1507. 'Afterwards "receiver"
of the CoUege.' WiU (V.C.C.) 1514. {Harwood.)
ST GEORGE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Apr. 14,
1601. 2nd s. of John (1569), gent., of Hatley St George,
Cambs. School, King's, Cambridge. Scholar, 1601-4; B.A.
from Trinity, 1606-7. Went to Douay, Sept. 21, 1610. Ord.
deacon, Dec. 21, 1613; priest, Feb. 22, 1613-4. Sent to
England, 1617; arrested and banished. Again sent Sept. 14,
1618. Labouring as a priest in Northumberland, in 1632 and
1649. Date of death not known. (Fcnn,i. 175; E. H. Burton;
Vis. of Cambs., 1619.)
SAINTHILL, HUMPHREY. M.A. 1621 (Incorp. from Oxford).
Perhaps s. of Peter, of Bradninch, Devon. Matric. (Oriel
CoUege, Oxford) May 18, 1610, age 13; B.A. (Lincohi CoUege,
Oxford) 1613-4; M.A. 1616. R. of Zeal Monachorum,
Devon, 1623. Admon. (Exeter) 1629-30. {Vis. of Devon,
1620; Al. Oxon.)
SAINTHILL, PETER. M.A. 1639 (Incorp. from Oxford). S. of
Peter, of Southwark, Surrey, pleb. Matric. (Corpus Christi
CoUege, Oxford) Dec. 5, 1623, age 16; B.A. (Pembroke
CoUege, Oxford) 1628. Probably R. of Ovington, Essex,
1635. R. of Long Melford, Sufiolk, 1655. (H. Smith; Al.
Oxon.)
Sainthill, Peter
SAINTHILL, PETER. Adm. (age 18) at Emmakuel, Nov. 1750.
2nd s. of Peter, of Garlick Hill, London, surgeon. School,
Bury St Edmunds. Matric. 1750; B.A. 1755. Adm. at the
Inner Temple, Jan. 14, 1752. Ord. deacon (London) Sept. 21,
1755. DiedatSouthampton, Nov. 9(?0ct. 8), 1762. Admon.
(P.C.C.) 1763. (G. Mag.; Musgrave; L. Mag.)
ST IVES, JOHN. Resident at King's Hall untU 1412. See
JOHN INGLE.
ST JOHN, ALEXANDER. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Queens', Nov. 9,
1601. Of Bedfordshire. 4th s. of Oliver, 3rd Baron St John,
ofBletsoe. Knighted, Aug. 5, 1608. M.P. for Bedford, 1614,
1620-2, 1624-5; for Barnstaple, 1626, 1628-9. Married
Margaret, dau. of John Trye, of Hardwick, Gloucs., Esq.
Died c. June, 1657. Brother of the next, of Beauchamp
(1609-10), Henry (1604), Oliver (1595) and Rowland (1604).
(Vis. of Beds., 1634, 194; Collins, vi. 744.)
ST JOHN, ANTHONY. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Queens', Nov. 9,
1601. Of Bedfordshire. 3rd s. of Oliver, 3rd Baron St John,
of Bletsoe. Knighted, Aug. 5, 1608. M.P. for Wigan, 1624-
5, 1626, 1628-9; for Cheshire, 1625. Brother of Alexander
(1601), etc. and father of Oliver (1627). (Vis. of Beds., 1634,
194.)
ST JOHN, ANTHONY. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 17) at Christ's,
May 4, 1636. 4th s. of Ohver (1595), 4th Baron of Bletsoe
and Earl Bolingbroke. Bapt. May 10, 1618, at Melchboume,
Beds. Married Ann Kensham, of Tempsford, Beds., Aug. 8,
1639. Buried at Bletsoe, June 21, 1673. Probably brother
of Oliver (1615). (Peile, i. 442; Vis. of Beds., 1634, 194;
Geneal. Bedford.)
ST JOHN, BEAUCHAMP. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Queens', Mar. 9,
1609-10. 7th s. of Oliver, Baron St John, of Bletsoe, Beds.
M.A. 1612-3 (on King's visit). Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, May 5,
1613. Knighted, July 24 (22), 1619. M.P. for Beds., 1620-2;
for Bedford, 1626, 1628-9, 1640. Married Rebecca, dau. of
William Hawkins, of Tilbrook, Beds., Oct. 14, 1613. Will
(Leicester) 1667 (the date of his death has been confused by
Collins and other authorities with that of his wife, who was
buried at Tilbrook, Mar. 26, 1631). Brother of Alexander
(1601), etc. (Vis. of Beds., 1634, 194; Collins, vi. 745.)
ST JOHN, FRANCIS. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Emmanuel, July 21,
1648. Of Bedfordshire. S. and h. of Oliver (1615-6), of
Longthorpe, Northants. (and Frances, dau. of Sir John
Altham, of Latton, Essex, Knt.). M.A. 1650 (Jil. nob.).
Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Nov. 14, 1648. CaUed to the Bar,
1656. M.P. for Peterborough, 1656, 1659, 1679-80, 1698-
1700. Of Longthorpe, Northants. Married (i) Mary, dau.
of Dionysius Wakeringe, of Kelvedon, Essex; (2) Mary,
dau. of Dannett Foorth, alderman of London. Died 1705.
Brother of WiUiam (1652-3). (Burke, Ext. Bart.; Noble,
Cromwell Family, 11. 24.)
ST JOHN, FRANCIS. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1654. Of
London. 3rd s. of Sir Paulet, K.B., and grandson of Oliver,
ist Earl of Bolingbroke. Died unmarried. (Collins, vi. 747;
Burke, Ext. Peerage.)
ST JOHN, FRANCIS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius, June 24,
1713. S. of Thomas, of East Tuddenham, Norfolk, gent.
B. there. School, Reepham (Mr Robinson). Matric. 1713;
Scholar, 1713-8; B.A. 1716-7; M.A. 1729. Ord. deacon
(Norwich) July 13, 1718; priest, June 12, 1720. V. of
Reepham, 1723-56. Died Jan. 28 (? 24), 1756. WiU (Norwich
Arch. C.) 1756. (Venn, i. 530; G. Mag.)
ST JOHN, HENRY. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Queens', Easter,
1604. 6th s. of Oliver, 3rd Baron St John, of Bletsoe, Beds.
M.A. 1612-3 (on King's visit). Knighted, July 24 (22), 1619.
Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Aug. 9, 1627. Died young. Brother
of Alexander (i6oi), etc. (Vis. of Beds., 1634, 194.)
SAINT JOHN, HENRY. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 16) at Caius,
May 29, 1668. S. and h. of Sir Walter, Bart., of Liddiard
Tregose, Wilts, (and Joanna, dau. of Oliver St John (1615-6)).
Bapt. Oct. 17, 1652, at Battersea, Surrey. School, Eton.
Matric. 1668; M.A. from St John's, 1669 (Lit. Reg.). Incorp.
at Oxford, 1669. D.C.L. (Oxford) 1702. M.P. for Wootton
Bassett, 1679-81, 1685-7, 1689-95, 1698-1700; for Wilts.,
1695-8. Succeeded his father as 4th Bart., July 3, 1708.
Created Viscount and Baron St John of Battersea, July 2,
1716. Married (i) Mary, dau. of Robert Rich, Earl of
Warwick; (2) Angelica Magdelina, dau. of George PeUssary,
Treasurer of the Navy to Louis XIV. Died Apr. 8, 1742,
aged c. 90. His son Henry was created Viscount BoUngbroke
ini7i2. Brother of John (1683). (Venn,i. 434; G.E.C., i. 25.)
ST JOHN, JOHN. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1473.
Left as scholar. One of these names s. and h. of Sir John,
K.B. and grandson of Sir Oliver, of Bletsoe, Beds. K.B.,
1502. Married and had issue. (G.E.C.; Collins, vi. 742.)
ST JOHN, JOHN. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1479.
Perhaps s. and h. of Ohver, of Liddiard Tregose, Wilts., and
cousin of John (above). If so, knighted, June 17, 1497.
Married and had issue. Died 1512. Ifi.E.C.)
St John, Oliver
SAYNT JOHNS, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1545. One of these names, 'of Bletsoe, Beds.,' adm. at the
Inner Temple, 1549.
SAYNT JOHNS, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1545 (separate entry).
ST JOHN, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's, Easter,
1633. Of Bedfordshire. Perhaps s. of Oliver, of Keysoe.
Bapt. there, Sept. 13, 1615.
ST JOHN, JOHN. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Emmanuel, June 30,
1683. Of Wiltshire. Doubtless 2nd s. of Walter, Bart., of
Liddiard Tregose, Wilts., and of Battersea, Surrey. Adm. at
the Inner Temple, Nov. 2, 1685. Died young. Brother of
Henry (1668). (Lyson's Environs of London, i. 30.)
ST JOHN, NEEDHAM. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Emmanuel,
June 1, 1743. S. of Francis, gent., of Cold Overton, Leics.
School, Nuneaton. Matric. 1743. Died July 25, 1762, aged
37. (Nichols, II. 656.)
SANCT JOHN, OLIVER Adm. scholar (age 16) at Caius, July
14, 1579. Resident in 1581. S. of Henry (? Thomas), gent.,
of Keysoe, Beds. School, Ely. One of these names buried
at Keysoe, Mar. 3, 1625-6 (but according to Geneal. Bedford,
404, this was Oliver, s. of Thomas, and grandson of Ohver,
1st Baron St John). Possibly father of Oliver (1615-6).
(Venn, i. 103.)
SEINJOHN, OLIVER. Adm. scholar (age 17) at Caius, Apr. 15,
1581. S. of Henry, gent. Bapt. Jan. 14, 1564, at Milton,
Beds. School, Dalling, Norfolk. Probably of Hockerinc;
Park, Norfolk, and East Tuddenham. Married Mary, dau.
of Robert Tilney, of East Tuddenham. (Venn, i. 111.)
ST JOHN, OLIVER. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Peterhouse, c.
1595. Doubtless s. and h. of Oliver, 3rd Baron St John, of
Bletsoe, Beds. B. c. 1580. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Apr. 20,
1597. M.P. for Beds., 1601 and 1604. K.B., 1610. Suc-
ceeded his father as 4th Baron St John, Sept. 1618. Created
Earl of Bolingbroke, Dec. 28, 1624. Joined the ParUa-
mentarians, 1642. Lord-Lieutenant of Beds., 1643-6. Took
the covenant and became a lay member of the Westminster
Assembly, 1643. A commissioner for the custody of the
Great Seal, 1643-6. Married Elizabeth, dau. of WiUiam
Paulet, of Ewalden, Somerset. Died June, 1646. Father of
Anthony (1636) and probably of OUver (1615). (D.N.B.;
G.E.C.)
ST JOHN, OLIVER. Matric. pens, from Queens', Lent, 1615-6.
S. and h. of OUver (? 1579), of Ke>'Soe, Beds, (and Sarah,
dau. of Edward Buckley, D.D.). Adm. at Lincoln's Inn,
Apr. 22, 1619. Barrister, 1626. Counsel for Lord Saye and
John Hampden in their resistance to the payment of Ship-
money, 1637. M.P. for Totnes in the Short and Long
Parhaments, 1640-53. Solicitor-General, 1641-8. Promoted
the BiU for Strafford's attainder. One of the commissioners
to treat for peace at Uxbridge, 1645; sided with the army
against the Parliament, 1647. Chief Justice C.P., 1648-60.
Chancellor of the University, 1651-60. Member of the
Council of State, 1659-60. Of Longthorpe, Northants.
Married three wives (his 2nd wife was EUzabeth, dau. of
Henry CromweU). Left England, 1662; went to Basel and
afterwards to Augsburg. Died Dec. 31, 1673. Father of
Francis (1648) and of WiUiam (1652-3). (D.N.B.; Burke,
Ext. Bart.; Geneal. Bedford. 404.)
ST JOHN, OLIVER. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Queens', Nov. 3,
1615. Doubtless s. of OUver (c. 1595), 4th Baron St John.
Matric. 1618; M.A. 1620 (Lit. Reg.). M.P. for Beds., 1624-5,
1626, 1628-9. K.B., 1626. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Aug. 9,
1627. Held Hereford for the ParUament, 1642. Married
Arabella, dau. of John Egerton, Earl of Bridgewater. Died
of wounds at Edgehill, Oct. 23, 1642. Probably brother of
Anthony (1636). (D.N.B.)
ST JOHN, OLIVER. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 15) at Sidney,
June 2, 1627. S. of Sir Anthony (1601), Knt. B. in London.
Schools, Chenies, Bucks. (Mr Peter Alibond) and Hammer-
smith (Mr Thomas Goodwyn). Matric. 1627. Adm. at
Lincoln's Inn, Apr. 22, 1630. CaUed to the Bar, 1638. (Vis.
of Beds., 1634, 194.)
ST JOHN, OLIVER. Matric. FeU.-Com. from St Catharine's,
Michs. 1640. Of Northamptonshire. Doubtless s. and h. of
Sir Rowland (1604), K.B., of Woodford. Created Bart.
June 28, 1660. Married Barbara, dau. of John St Andrew,
of Gotham, Notts. Died Jan. 2, 1661-2, aged 37. (Baker,
I. i6t, 486; G.E.C, III. 68.)
ST JOHN, OLIVER. Adm. pens, at Caius, Jan. 6, 1675-6. S. of
Oliver, of Tuddenham, Norfolk, and probably grandson of
Oliver (1581). B. in Hampshire. Matric. FeU.-Com. Easter,
1676; Scholar, 1676-83; B..'^. 1679-80; M.A. 1684. Ord.
priest (Norwich) Mar. 1682-3. R- of Freethorpe, Norfolk,
1683-5; of Wickhampton, 1683-4. Licensed to marry
Bridget Cannon of Swaffham, 1684. (Venn, 1. 455.)
St John, Oliver
ST JOHN, OLIVER. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 17) at Trinity,
July 29, 1708. S. of Oliver, of Tonragee, Co. Armagh.
School, Hackney, London (Mr Morland). Adm. at Lincoln's
Inn, Sept. 27, 1710. Probably F.R.S., 1720. Died Nov. 26,
1743- (<?• Mag., 1743-)
ST JOHN, PAWLET. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, July 13,
1697. S. of John, LL.D. B. in London. School, Canterbury.
Migrated to St John's, Mar. 30, 1699. Matric. 1699; B.A.
1701-2; M.A. 1705; D.D. 1718. Fellow of St John's, 1705-8.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1711. Ord. deacon (London) June 3, 1705;
priest (Chichester) Dec. 6, 1706. R. of Yelden, Beds., 1707.
Chaplain to Queen Anne. V. of Melchboume, 1708-15. R. of
Shelton, 1715. R. of Stackpole Elidore, Pembroke, 1718.
Canon of Hereford, 1721-32. Died Dec. 27, 1732. Will
(P.C.C.) 1733. Father of the next. {Al. Oxon.)
ST JOHN, PAWLET. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, Jan. 14,
1730-1. S. of Pawlet (above), of Bedfordshire. B. at Yelden.
School, Bury, Suffolk. Matric. 1731; B.A. 1734-5; M.A.
1738; B.D. 1746. Fellow, 1737-49- Ord. deacon (Lincoln)
Mar. 15, 1738-9; priest, June 17, 1739. V. of Melchboume,
Beds., 1742-75. Died Apr. 5, 1775. Will (P.C.C.) 1776.
(Scott-Mayor, in. 432; G. Mag.)
ST JOHN, ROWLAND. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Queens',
Easter, 1604. Of Bedfordshire. 5th s. of Oliver, 3rd Lord
St John, of Bletsoe. Perhaps the same who was M.A. from
St John's, 1614; 'fil. nob.' M.P. for Higham Ferrers, 1614;
for Tiverton, 1625. K.B., 1616. Married Sybilla, dau. of
John Vaughan, of Hargast, Hereford. Died Aug. 5, 1645.
Brother of Alexander (1601), etc. and father of Oliver (1640).
{Vis. of Beds., 1634, 194; G.E.C., in. 68.)
ST JOHN, ST ANDREW. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Christ's,
Sept. 14, 1702. 2nd s. of Sir St Andrew, 2nd Bart., of
Woodford and East Haddon, Northants. B. at Culford,
Suffolk. School, Guilsborough, Northants. (Mr Worling).
Scholar, 1702-3. Succeeded his brother Oliver as 4th Bart.,
c. 1710. Of Woodford and East Haddon, Northants. Married
Anne, dau. of Sir William James, of Korlings, SuSolk, and
of Kensington, Middlesex. Died 1711. Admon., Nov. 7,
i7n. Brother of William (1709). (Le Neve, A/cm.; Peile,
XI. 155-6; G.E.C., III. 68.)
ST JOHN, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs. 1559.
One of these names buried at Bletsoe, Beds., Dec. 27,
1621.
SENJHONS, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Michs.
1547.
ST JOHN, WILLIAM. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Emmanuel, Feb. 2,
1652-3. 2nd s. of Oliver (1615-6), of Enfield, Middlesex,
Chief Justice. B. 1637. Adm. at Lincohi's Inn, Feb. 5,
1652-3. Died unmarried. Brotherof Francis (1648). (Burke,
Ext. Bart.)
ST JOHN, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Jesus, July 5, 1709.
4th s. of Sir St Andrew, 2nd Bart., deceased, of Woodford,
Northants. Matric. 1709; B.A. 1712-3. Succeeded as 9th
Baron Bletsoe, May 10, 1714. Died unmarried, Oct. 11, 1720.
Brother of St Andrew (1702). {Collins, vi. 749; G.E.C.)
ST JUST, THOMAS. Mus.Doc. (probably 1461-2). Warden of
King's Hall, 1463-7. R. of Anstey, Herts., 1455-67.
Chaplain to the King. R. of St James' Garlickhithe.
Archdeacon of Chester, 1462-7. Preb. of Lincohi, 1465-7.
Preb. of St Paul's, 1466-7. Preb. of Hereford, 1467. Pre-
centor of Sarum, 1467. Died Sept. 1467. {Hennessy;Cussans,
I. ii. 62.)
SENTLEGER, ANTHONY. Educated at Cambridge. S. of
Ralph, of Ulcombe, Kent. B. c. 1496. Of Gray's Inn.
Gentleman of the King's Privy Chamber, 1538. Knighted,
1539. Sheriff of Kent, 1539. Lord Deputy of Ireland, 1540.
Passed the act giving Henry VIII and his heirs the title of
King of Ireland, 1541. K.G., 1543. Confirmed as deputy of
Edward VI, 1547. Returned to England, 1548. Recon-
stituted Lord Deputy, 1550. Privy Councillor, 1553. Re-
called on a charge of falsifying his accounts, 1556. Of Leeds
Castle, Kent, 1552. Married Agnes, dau. of Hugh Warham,
Esq., of Croydon, and niece to William Warham, Archbishop
of Canterbury. Died Mar. 16, 1559. Buried at Ulcombe.
{Cooper, I. 196; D.N.B.)
ST LEGER, ANTHONY. Matric. Fell.-Com. from St John's,
Easter, 1626. Doubtless s. and h. of Sir Warham (i 614-5).
Knighted, July 28, 1642. Warden of the Mint, 1669. Of
St Paul's, Co vent Garden, London. Married (i) Barbara,
dau. of Thomas Sherley; (2) Mary Norwood. Died 1680.
(C. Wykeham-Martin, Leeds Castle, 157.)
ST LEGER, ANTHONY. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Peterhouse,
June 9, 1750. Of Ireland. 4th s. of Sir John, Baron of the
Irish Exchequer. Bapt. Feb. 29, 1731. Matric. 1750. M.P.
for Grimsby, 1768-74. Major-General, 1781. Died Apr.
1786. Brother of the next. {T. A. Walker, 299; Lodge, vi.
120, says he died in London, Mar. 5, 1770.)
St Quintin, Henry
ST LEGER, BARRIMORE MATTHEW. Adm. pens, (age 18)
at Peterhouse, Mar. 28, 1751. 5th s. of Sir John, Baron of
the Irish Exchequer. Bapt. May i, 1733. School, Eton.
Matric. 1752, 'Barry'; B.A. 1755; M.A. 1763. Fellow, 1763.
Brother of Anthony (above). (Lodge, vi. 120.)
ST LEGER, Sir WARHAM. M.A. 1614-5 (on King's visit).
Doubtless 2nd s. of Sir Anthony, of Ulcombe, and of Leeds
Castle, Kent (and Mary, dau. of Sir Thomas Scott, of Scott's
Hall), and great-grandson of Anthony, Lord Deputy of
Ireland. Knighted, June 13, 1608. Went with Raleigh to
Guiana, 1617. Alienated Leeds Castle, c. 1618. Married
Mary, dau. of Sir Rowland Hayward (twice Lord Mayor of
London). Died 1631. Buried at Ulcombe. Doubtless father
of Anthony (1626).
SAINTLOW, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Mar. 25, 1653.
Previously matric. (Trinity College, Oxford) June 5, 1651.
Of London. Matric. 1653; B.A. 1654-5.
ST LOE, LAURENCE. M.A. 1682 (Com. Reg.). One of these
names 3rd s. of Edward, of Knighton, Wilts. B. Sept. 4, 1651.
(Hutchins, iv. 81.)
ST NEOTS, HUGH DE. D.D. of Cambridge. Carmelite friar of
Hitchin monastery. Author, theologi(»l. Died 1340. (Pits,
439-)
ST NEOTS, Prior of. Resident pens, at Peterhouse, 1417-8.
Pays 13s. 4i. for his chamber.
ST NICHOLAS, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 5, 1619.
Doubtless 2nd s. of Thomas (next), of Ash, Kent. Bapt.
there. Mar. 25, 1603-4. Matric. 1619. Joined the Inde-
pendents and was among the foremost of 'the adventurers
in the First Plantation of New England.* R. of Luttei-worth,
Leics., c. 1657; ejected, 1662. Married (i) Etheldreda, dau.
of Basil Good, of Stretton-under- Fosse, Warws. ; (2) Priscilla,
dau. of Anthony Grey, Earl of Kent. Author, theological.
Died May 27, 1698, aged 94. Buried at Burbach. Brother
of Thomas (1619) and father of Timothy (1646). (Calamy,
II. 119; Nichols, IV. 270.)
ST NICHOLAS, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs.
1583. Of Kent. Doubtless 2nd s. of Vincent, of Ash, Kent.
Bapt. there, Aug. 27, 1567. Married (i) Dorothea, dau. of
William Tilghman; (2) Elizabeth Woodward. Died 1626.
Will proved, Jan. i, 1626-7. Father of John (above) and of
the next. (Planch^, A Corner of Kent, 371.)
ST NICHOLAS, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 5,
1 619. Doubtless s. and h. of Thomas (above), of Ash,
Kent. Bapt. there, Oct. 3, 1602. Matric. 1619. Adm. at
the Inner Temple, 1623. Barrister. M.P. for Yorks., 1653;
for Canterbury, 1656-8 and 1659. Married (i) Susannah,
dau. of William Copley, of Wadsworth, Yorks. ; (2) Elizabeth,
dau. of Henry Croke, of Well Place, Oxfordshire. Died 1668.
Brother of John (1619). (Vis. of Kent, 1663; Vis. of Warws.,
1682; Planch6, A Corner of Kent, 372.)
ST NICHOLAS, TIMOTHY. Adm. pens, at Trinity, May 21,
1646. Matric. 1646. S. and h. of John (1619), of Stretl.on-
under-Fosse, Warws. Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1649.
Age 53 in 1682. Succeeded at Stretton. Married (i) Anne,
dau. of Christopher Copley, of Wadworth, Yorks.; (2) Eliza-
beth More, of Linley, Salop. Died June 10, 1698. Buried at
Monks Kirby. M.I. (Vis. of Warws., 1682; Nichols, iv. 269.)
ST OSWALD, Prior of. Incorp. 1479-80.
ST OWEN, THOMAS DE. Scholar at King's Hall, 1358. Died
Aug. 15, 1361.
ST PIERRE, PETER. B.A. 1732 (Incorp. from Trinity College,
Dublin). Adm. there, June 30, 1722, age 18. S. of Peter.
B. in Holland. School, Westminster. B.A. (Dublin) 1725.
(Al. Dublin.)
ST QUINTIN, ANSELM. .'Vdm. scholar (age 18) at Caius, Feb. 18,
1578-9. 2nd s. of Gabriel, of Harpham, Yorks. School,
Pocklington (Mr Elis). Died unmarried. (Burke, L.G.; Vis.
of Yorks., 1584.)
ST QUINTING, GABRIEL. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Caius, Oct.
17, 1584. S. and h. of Matthew, gent., of HarsweO, Yorks.
B. al Kelk, Yorks. School, York. Married Catherine
Craddock, of Burton Agnes, 1591. (Vis. of Yorks., 1584.)
SAYNTQUYNTIN, HENRY. Matric. Fell.-Com. from St John's,
Easter, 1623. S. and h. of Sir William, of Harpham, Yorks.,
ist Bart. Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1623-4. Succeeded as
2nd Bart., Oct. 1649. Married Mary, dau. of Henry Staple-
ton, of WighiU, Yorks. Died Nov. 1695. Brother of Thomas
(1635) and father of the next. (Burke, L.G.; Vis. of Yorks.,
1612; G.E.C, II. 161.)
ST QUINTIN, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, Apr.
15, 1652. S. of Sir Henry (above), Knt. and Bart., of Bever-
ley, and of Harpham, Yorks. B. at Towton-in-Saxton, Yorks.
School, York. Buried June 23, 1696, at St Mary's, Beverley.
(Burke, L.G.; T'«. of Yorks., 1665.)
St Quintin, Matthew Chitty
ST QUINTIN, MATTHEW CHITTY. Adm. scholar (age i6) at
Sidney, Apr. 17, 1718. 2nd s. of Hugh (and Catherine, dau.
of Matthew Chitty, Esq.). B. at Amsterdam, Holland.
Schools, Greenwich and Hackney (Mr Newcomb). Adm. at
the Middle Temple, Apr. 18, 1718. M.P. for Old Sarum,
1728-34. Died at York, May 8, 1783, aged 83. Buried at
Harpham. M.I. Will proved (York) June 21, 1783. Brother
of William (1718). (Burke, Ext. Bart.)
ST QUINTIN, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's,
June 5, 1635. 4th s. of WiUiam, Esq., of Harpham, Yorks.
(created Bart., 1641-2). B. at Folkton. Adm. at Gray's
Inn, Mar. 24, 1637-8. Of Flamborough, Yorks. Married
Ann, dau. of Thomas Wood, Esq., of Thorp. Buried Aug. 28,
1667, at Flamborough. Will (York) 1668. Brother of Henry
(1623). (Burke, Ext. Bart.; Vis. of Yorks., 1665.)
ST QUINTIN, WILLIAM. Adm. scholar (age 18) at Sidney,
Apr. 17, 1718. S. and h. of Hugh. B. at Amsterdam, Holland.
Schools, Greenwich and Hackney (Mr Newcomb). Adm. at
the Middle Temple, Apr. 18, 1718. M.P. for Thirsk, 1722-7.
Succeeded his uncle, Sir William as 4th Bart., June 30, 1723.
Sheriff of Yorks., 1729. Of Harpham and of Scampston,
Yorks. Married Rebecca, dau. of Sir John Thompson (Lord
Mayor of London, 1736-7). Died May 9, 1770, at Bath.
Will, P.C.C. Brother of Matthew Chitty (1718) and father
of the next. {G.E.C., 11. 162.)
ST QUINTIN, WILLIAM. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Trinity Hall,
Nov. 3, 1747. S. and h. of Sir William (above), 4th Bart.
Bapt. July 4, 1729, at Rillington, Yorks. Succeeded his
father as 5th Bart., May 9, 1770. Sheriff of Yorks., 1772-3.
Married Charlotte, dau. of Henry Fane, of Wormsley, Oxon.,
M.D., and granddaughter of Nicholas Rowe, the poet. Died
s.p., July 22, 1795. Buried at Harpham. M.I. {G.E.C., 11.
162.)
SAKER, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Christ's,
May 22, 1638. S. of Christopher. B. at Faversham, Kent.
Schools, Canterbury (Mr Ludd) and Wingham. {Vis. of
Kent, 1619.)
SAKINGS, see SAWKINS.
SALCOTT, JOHN. B.Civ.L. 1488-^.
SALCOT, alias CAPON, JOHN, see CAPON.
SALE, see SAYLE.
SALEBANK, SAMUEL. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1614; B.A. 1616-7, 'Swilbanck.' Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
Dec. 21, 1617; priest, June 11, 1620. R. of Wainfleet All
Saints', Lines., 1619-22. Died 1622. Admon., 1622; 'Saile-
banckes,' Lincoln.
SALEMAN, WILLIAM. 1261. Southern student who received
a royal pardon for taking part in a riot against the northern
students. (Fuller, 29.)
SALESET, THOMAS. M.A. excused regency, 1469-70.
SALETT, JOHN. Doctor. Incorp. 1458-9, from Oxford.
SALEWAY, JOHN, see SALWEY.
SALING, ROGER. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1581.
R. of HoUisley, Sufiolk, 1606-14.
SALYNG, WILLIAM. Incorp. from Oxford, 1505-6. Augustinian
canon of Merton, c. 1485. Prior of Merton, 1502-20. D.D.
(Oxford) 1504. Died Mar. 14, 1519-20. (H. G. Harrison.)
SALISBURY, AMBROSE. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Easter,
1626. Matric. 1626-7; B.A. 1630-1; M.A. 1634. Ord. priest
(Coventry and Lichfield) Sept. 20, 1635. R. of Whepstead,
Suffolk, 1643.
SALISBURY, GABRIEL. B.A. from Trinity, 1614-5. B. at
Llanvorog, Denbigh. M.A. 1620. Incorp. at Oxford, 1622.
Ord. deacon (London) Dec. 21, 1617, age 25; priest, Mar. 1,
1617-8. C. of Stapleford Abbotts, Essex. V. of Hartlip,
Kent, 1623. WiU (P.C.C.) 1649.
SALISBURY, JAMES. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Sidney, Feb. 6,
1663-4. S. of Thomas, yeoman. B. at Ration, Suffolk.
Schools, Cheveley, Cambs., Dalham, Sufiolk and Ratton.
Matric. 1664; B.A. 1667-8; M.A. 1671. Ord. deacon (Ely)
Dec. 20, 1668; priest, Sept. 22, 1672. V. of Newton, Suffolk,
1684-1715. Died 1715.
SALISBURY, JAMES (CECIL), Earl of. M.A. 1707 (Incorp. from
Christ Church, Oxford). S. and h. of James, Earl of Salisbury
(whom see, under Cecil). B. June, 1691. Succeeded to the
peerage, Nov. 1694. Educated at Oxford. Matric. (Christ
Church) 1705. Created M.A. (Oxford) 1707. Lord-Lieutenant
of Herts., 1712-4. Married Anne, dau. of Thomas (Tufton)
Earl of Thanet. Died Oct. 9, 1728. Buried at Hatfield.
{G.E.C.)
SALISBURY, JOHN. Studied at Cambridge. A Benedictine
monk, of Bury St Edmunds. Prior of St Faith, Horsham,
Norfolk. Perhaps graduated in laws at Oxford, 1530.
Suffragan Bishop of Thetford, 1536. Archdeacon of Anglesey,
Salisbury, William
1537-54 and 1559-73. Canon of Norwich, 1538-9. Dean of
Norwich, 1539-54, 1560-73. Held the livings of Cleydon,
Suffolk, 1541-59, and Creke, Lopham (1547), and Trunch,
Norfolk. Chancellor of Lincoln, 1554-67. Bishop of Sodor
and Man, 1570-3. Died Sept. 1573. Buried in St Andrew's
Church, Norwich. (Cooper, i. 318, who confounds his degrees
with those of Robert; D.N.B. errs similarly.)
SALISBURY, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter, 1621;
B.A. 1624-5; M.A. 1628; B.D. 1634. Fellow, till 1634-5.
Buried at St Edward's, Cambridge, Feb. 11, 1634-5.
SALISBURY, JOHN. Adm. scholar at Trinity Hall, Jan. 4,
1724-5. Of ' Bachegraig Dymerchion,' Flintshire. Doubtless
s. and h. of Thomas, of Bachegraig. B. Oct. 1, 1710. Matric.
1724-5; M.A. 1728 (Com. Reg.). Married a daughter of Sir
Robert Cotton, Bart. Died Dec. 11, 1762. Brother of Thomas
(1726). (CliUterbuck, in. 98; Burke, Ext. Bart.)
SALUSBURY, JOHN. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Trinity Hall,
Oct. 14, 1745. Matric. 1747; LL.B. 1747. Ord. deacon (Ely,
Litt. dim. from St Asaph) Feb. 19, 1748-9.
SALUSBURY, OWEN, see BRERETON.
SALISBURY, PETER. Adm. pens, (age 15) at St John's, May 3,
1634. 2nd s. of Salisbury Roberts, gent., of St Asaph (and
Mary Humphreys). B. there. School, St Asaph (private).
Matric. 1634; B.A. 1637-8; M.A. 1641. Married Katherine,
dau. of John Lloyd, Sept. 5, 1644. Brotherof Thomas (1634).
(Scott-Mayor, 1. 16.)
SAULSBURY, REGINALD. Matric. sizar from Magdalene,
Easter, 1605; B.A. from Pembroke, 1608-9; M.A. 1612.
V. of Llannvst, Denbigh, 1614-8. V. of Llandasa, Flintshire,
1618-33. R. of Llansaintffraid-Glan-Conway, 1618-33.
Canon of St Asaph, 1622-33. R. of Denbigh, 1625-33.
Died Mar. 1, 1632-3, aged 73 (sic). M.I. at St Asaph.
SALISBURIE, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs.
1582. Probably s. of Richard, of Newton Burgeland, Leics.
B.A. 1585-6. R. of Ravenstone, Derbs. Will (P.C.C.)
1620. (Nichols, III. 940; Vis. of Leics., 1619.)
SALISBURY, ROBERT. B.A. 1518-9; M.A. 1522-3; B.D. 1533
4. Fellow of Jesus, 1523-39. Ord. acolyte (Lincoln) Mar. 12,
1529-30. Probably V. of Olney, Bucks., c. 1541-4, and
preb. of Rochester, 1543-4. Died at Olney, 1544. Will
(P.C.C.) 1544. (Lipscomb, iv. 306.)
SALISBURY, ROBERT. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Dec. 20, 1618;
'B.A. of St John's College.'
SALUSBURY, THELWALL. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's,
June 27, 1750. Of Denbighshire. S. of Norfolk, of Plas-y-
ward, Denbigh, Esq. Matric. i75<>-i; LL.B. 1756. Ord.
deacon (Lincohi) June 9, 1754. V. of Offley, Herts., 1755-75-
V. of Graveley, 1770-1803. Married Anne, a natural daughter
of James Cecil, Earl of Salisbury. Died July 17, 1803, aged
74. M.I. at Graveley. (Clutterbuck, in. 98; 11. 333.)
SALISBURY, THOMAS. Ord. deacon (London) May 12, 1591;
'aged 35; B.A. of Jesus CoUege'; priest, Jan. 26, 1591-2.
B. at Catton, Norfolk. R. of St Giles-in-the-Fields, London,
1591-2-
SALISBURY, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Peterhouse,
Easter, 1606-7. S. of Robert, sailor, of All Hallows, Barking,
London. B. 1587. Grecian at Christ's Hospital, 1606.
Scholar, 1610-1; B.A. 1610-1; M.A. 1614; B.D. 1621. Ord.
deacon (London) Mar. 1612-3; priest. May 30, 1613.
SALISBURY, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter,
1613.
SALISBURY, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's,
May 3, 1634. S. of 'Salisbury Roberts,' gent., of St Asaph.
B. there. School, St Asaph (private). Matric. 1634. Brother
of Peter (1634).
SALISBURY, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Trinity Hall, 1726.
5. of Thomas, of 'Bach-Egraig Dymerchion,' Flintshire.
B. 1711. Matric. 1726; Scholar, 1728; LL.B. 1734; LL.D.
1740. Fellow, 1732-51. Commissary of the Dean and
Chapter of St Paul's. Chancellor of St Asaph diocese,
1743-73- Knighted, Nov. 18, 1751. Judge of the Admiralty
Court, 1751-73. Married (1) Nov. 1751, Anna Maria, dau.
of Sir Henry Penrice; (2) Sarah, dau. of Samuel Burroughs,
Esq. and widow of William King (s. of Lord Kingston).
Died s.p., Oct. 28, 1773, aged 66. Buried at Offley. M.I.»
Lilley, Herts. Brother of John (1724-5). {Clutterbuck, in
98.)
SALSBURY, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's
Mar. 7, 1649-50. S. of John, gent. B. at Llanrwst, Denbigh.
School, Llanrwst. Matric. 1650; B.A. 1653-4; M.A. 1659.
Probably R. of St George, alias Kegidog, Denbigh, 1661.
V. of Llangemyw, 1662-75. (D. R. Thomas, 11. 323.)
SALISBURY, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's,
Apr. II, 1670. S. of Thomas, of Llanvaire, Denbigh. B.
there. School, St Mary's (? S. E. Glamorgan). Matric. 1671;
B.A. 1673-4-
Salisbury, William
SALISBURY, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 15) at St John's,
Sept. 8, 1 72 1 ; exhibitioner from Charterhouse. S. of William,
barrister, of Atherstone, Warws. B. there. Bapt. July 20,
1707, at Mancetter. Matric. 1721; B.A. 1725-6; M.A. 1729;
B.D. 1737. Fellow, 1728-54. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Dec. 21,
1729; priest (Ely) Aug. 3, 1730. R. of Newton Blossomville,
Bucks., 1730-52. Reader at the Charterhouse, 1733-54-
R. of Moreton, Essex, 1752-96. R. of Little Hallingbury,
1766-96. Preb. of Lincohi, 1769-96. Author, sermons, etc.
Died Jan. 30, 1796. Buried at Moreton. WiU, P.C.C. (Scott-
Mayor, in. 344; Al. Carthus.)
SALISBURY, . B.A. 1474-5; M.A. 1478.
SALKELD, FRANCIS. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Queens', Nov. 1,
1594. Of Cumberland. S. and h. of Lancelot. Brother of
the next and of Thomas {1597). {Vis. of Cumberland,
1615.)
SALKELD, LANCELOT. Adm, pens, at Qufens', Feb. 18,
1597-8. Of Cumberland. 4th s. of Lancelot, of Whitehaven,
Esq. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 2, 1601-2. Brother of
Francis (above) and of the next.
SALKELD, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Queens', Apr. 22, 1597.
Of Cumberland. 3rd s. of Lancelot, of Whitehaven, Esq.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, Nov. 7, 1600. Brother of Francis (1594)
and of Lancelot (above).
SALKELD, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 22) at St John's, Apr. 6,
1681. S. of Richard, husbandman. B. at Morland, West-
morland. School, Appleby. One of these names, serjeant-
at-law, died Sept. 3, 1715. (Musgrave.)
SALKELD, . B.A. 1482.
SALL, see also SAUL, SAWELL and SOLE.
SALL, EDMUND. B.D. 1458-9. Monk of Norwich.
SALLE, JOHN. Scholar at King's Hall, 1396-1405. One of
these names R. of St Gabriel, Fenchurch Street, London,
1400.
SALL or SAWLE, . B.A. 1459-60; M.A. 1463-4.
SALL or SAULE, . Incorp. 1491-2. A friar. Perhaps D.D.
1482-3, as Sowle (a friar).
SALLET, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1658. Of Norwich. B.A. 1661-2; M.A. 1665. Probably R. of
Carlton, Norfolk, 1667-99, 'Salle.' Probably father of the
next. {Blomefield, x. 122.)
SALLET, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, May 22, 1684.
S. of John (? above), R. of Carlton, Norfolk. B. at Burling-
ham, Norfolk. School, Norwich. Matric. 1684; Scholar,
1684-9; B.A. 1687-8. V. of Halvergate, Norfolk, 1691-1709.
R. of Moulton, 1699. Buried Aug. 27, 1709, at Burlingham
St Edmund. {Venn, i. 476.)
SALLOWES, EVERARD. Adm. sizar (age 20) at Caius, June 12,
1628. S. of Everard, wooUendraper, of Suffolk. B. at
Ilketshall St Andrew. School, Bungay (Mr Christopher
Smith). Matric. 1629.
SALMON, APPLEYARD. Adm. pens, at Clare, Apr. 30, 1672.
Of Kingston-on-Hull, Yorks. S. of , Esq., Deputy
Governor of Hull (and Johan, dau. of Christopher Appleyard,
of Burstwick Earth, Yorks.). Matric. 1672, {Lines. Pedigrees,
34-)
SALMON, EDMUND. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Easter, 1573;
B.A. 1576-7, Samon.
SALMON, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Michs.
1588. B. at Bamburgh, Lines., 1572. B.A. 1592-3. Perhaps
M.A. Ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.) June 19, 1594. Tutor
in the family of the Earl of Lincoln. R. of Partney, Lines.,
1601-7. R. of Hatton, 1610-35, 'M.A.' Licence, Aug. 21,
1601 (Lincoln) to marry Mary Andrew, spinster, of Bucknall.
Admon. (Lincoln) 1636.
SALMON, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Lent, 1625-
6; exhibitioner from Charterhouse. S. of Thom.is. B.A.
1625-6; M.A. 1629; D.D. 1669 {Lit. Reg.). Fellow, 1627,
ejected. Probably R. of Tittleshall, Norfolk, in 1658. R. of
Lopham, 1663-81, 'Edmund.' Probably R. of Kelshall,
Herts., 1663-81. Died 1681. {Clutterbuck, in. 536; Blome-
field, 1. 236.)
SALMON, HENRY. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1583.
SALMON, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Easter, 1621.
Matric. 1622; B.A. 1625-6; M.A. 1629; B.D. 1636. Fellow,
1629-34. V. of Stanground, Hunts., 1634-c. 54. Perhaps
father of Samuel (1671) and Robert (1661).
SALMON, JAMES. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 1622.
Matric. 1622; B.A. 1625; M.A. 1629. Ord. deacon (London)
June 4, 1626, age 23.
SALMON, JAMES. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Easter, 1628
Matric. 1628; B.A. 1631-2; M.A. 1635.
Salt, Edward
SAMON, JOHN. Fellow of Corpus Christi, 1373.
SALMOND, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Oct. 1564.
Perhaps ord. priest (Lincoln) Dec. 21, 1570; R. of Haltham,
near Homcastle, Lines., 1595; admon. (Lincoln) 1627. One
of these names V. of Irbv, I575, and R. of Mablethorpe, 1575.
{Peile, I. 84.)
SALMON, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's, Apr. 11,
1654. S. of John, gent., of Downham, Suffolk. B. there.
School, Buckenham, Norfolk. Matric. 1654.
SALMON, JOHN. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, July 8, 1704.
S. of Samuel (1652). Bapt. Dec. 16, 1684, at Saxmundham,
Suffolk. Matric. 1705; B.A. 1708-9. Ord. deacon (Norwich)
Mar. 1709-10; priest, Dec. 1715. Licensed to teach at
Stonham AspaU School, Suffolk, 1710. R. of Mickiield,
1715-45- Died Aug. 14, 1745.
SALMON, JOHN (WYMBERLY). Adm. at Corpus Christi,
1728. Of Suffolk. Matric. Michs. 1729; B.A. 1731-2. R. of
Yaxham, Norfolk, 1733. R. of Shelton (united with Hard-
wick, 1775), 1746-79. V. of Tharston, 1762-75. (Masters.)
SALMON, NATHANIEL. Adm. at Corpus Christi, June 11,
1690. Of Bedfordshire. S. of Thomas, R. of Mappershall.
B. Mar. 22, 1674-5- LL.B. 1695. Ord. priest (Lincohi) Sept.
24, 1699; C. of Cottered, Herts. For some time C. of West-
mill, Herts. Afterwards a non-juror. Extra-hcentiateR.C.P.,
Feb. 3, 1709-10. Practised at St Ives and Bishop's Stortford.
Antiquary. Author of antiquarian and historical works.
Died Apr. 2, 1742. Brother of William (1701). {D.N.B.;
Munk, II. 27; G. Mag.)
SALMON, PAUL. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Michs.
1564; B..'V. 1568-9. Probably the 'Salmon senior' adm. in
1562.
SAMAN, PETER. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Sept. 10, 1590.
SALMON, PETER. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1619.
S. of Robert, of Leigh, Essex (will (P.C.C.) 1641; of Stepney,
Middlesex). B. 1602. Matric. 1618-9; B.A. 1622-3; M.A.
1626. Fellow, 1622-32. Incorp. at Oxford, 1627. M.D.
(Padua) 1630. Incorp. at Oxford, 1633. Licensed to practise
medicine, 1632. F.R.C.P., 1639. Physician to Charles I.
Died 1675. WiU dated. Mar. 29, 1675; proved, Nov. i8, 1675.
(Munk, I. 223.)
SALMON, ROBERT. Fellow of Gonville Hall, 1423-33. Ord.
acolyte (Ely) June 7, 1422.
SALMON, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Dec. 23, 1661.
Perhaps s. of Henry (1621), of Huntingdonshire. Matric.
1662. Perhaps brother of Samuel (1671).
SALMON, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Peterhouse,
June 18, 1672. Of London. School, Godmanchester. Matric.
1672. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) May 21, 1676; priest (London)
Mar. 7, 1679-80, 'B.A.' Probably R. of Lees Parva, Essex,
1680-1701; R. of High Ongar, 1701-33. Died 1733.
SALMON or SAMMAN, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar at Trinity,
Sept. 11, 1652. Of Suffolk. B.A. 1656-7; M.A. i66o. Ord.
priest (Chichester) Sept. 13, 1660. C. of Stonham Aspal,
Suffolk, 1662. R. of Saxmundham, 1662-1707. Died May 29,
buried (age 75) at Saxmundham, May 31, 1707. M.I. Father
of John (1704).
SALMON, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Pembroke, July 13,
1671. S. of Henry (? 1621). B. in Huntingdonshire. B.A.
1675-6. Probably V. of Rothersthorpe, Northants., 1686.
Died 1690. Perhaps brother of Robert (1661).
SALMON, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity, Apr. i,
1732; exhibitioner from St Paul's, London. S. of William,
of Milton Abbot, Devon. Matric. 1732; Scholar, 1732; B.A.
1735-6; M.A. 1739; LL.D. 1749. Ord. deacon (Lincoln)
Sept. 19, 1736. V. of Tavistock, Devon, and of Whitchurch,
Salop. Chaplain to the Duke of Bedford. Bishop of Ferns,
1758. Died Mar. 19, 1759. (Musgrave; St Paul's Sdwol
Register, 79.)
SALMON, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's, Nov. 3,
1701. S. of Thomas, R. of Meppershall (will P.C.C. Aug.
13, 1706). Bapt. Aug. 23, 1685, at Meppershall, Beds.
School, Buntingford (Mr England). Matric. 1702-3; Scholar,
1702; B.A. 1706-7. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Aug. 1708;
priest (Worcester) 1709. C. of Wickhambrook, Suffolk.
Brother of Nathaniel (1690). {Peile, 11. 151.)
SALMON, . Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1562.
SALMS (? SALTUS), COMES. M.A. 1615 (on King's visit).
SALOP or SALOPBURY, JOHN DE. 'King's Scholar' at Cam-
bridge, 1319. Probably brother of the next.
SALOP or SALOPBURY, RICHARD DE. 'King's Scholar' at
Cambridge, 1319. Probably brother of John (above).
SALOVIS, -. Com. for M.A. or higher degree, 1468-9.
SALT, EDWARD. Adm. sizar at Jesus, July 4, 1695. Of
Derbyshire. Matric. 1695; B.A. 1698-9.
Salt, James
SALT, JAMES. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Mar. 5, 1699-1700. Of
Cambridgeshire. Matric. 1700; B.A. 1703-4; M.A. 1707.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 3, 1705; priest, May 19, 1706.
V. of Elmstead, Essex, 1710-6. R. of Carlton, 1720. R. of
Hildersham, Carabs., 1736-58. Died 1758. Will, 1758.
Father of the next, Thomas (i739) and William (1731-2).
SALT, JAMES. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Magdalene, Nov. 13,
1734. S. of James (above), clerk, R. of Hildersham, Cambs.
B. at Chesterton. School, Bury. Matric. 1735; B.A. 1738-9;
M.A. 1742. FeUow, 1743. Ord. deacon (Ely) Sept. 23, i739;
priest (Norwich) Dec. 1741- R. of Hildersham, Cambs.,
1758-97. Died June, 1797, aged 81. Will, P.C.C. Brother
of Thomas (1739) and William (173 1-2).
SALT, JOH^f. Matric. pens, from Sx John's, Easter, 1544; B.A.
1546-7 (ist in the ordo); M.A. 1549. Fellow, 1547. Fellow
of Pembroke, 1555. Died 1558. WiU (V.C.C.) 1558.
SAULT, JOHN. Adm. (age 19) at Magdalene, June 23, 1666.
S. of Richard, farmer, of Rocester, Staffs. School, Man-
chester. Matric. 1667; B.A. 1669-70; M.A. 1673- Ord.
deacon (Gloucester, at Holbom) Feb. 27, 1669-70; priest
(Lincoln) Sept. 24, 1670.
SALT, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Corpus Christi, 1694- Of Stafford-
shire. Matric. Michs. 1695; B.A. 1698-9. Perhaps V. of
Audley, Staffs. One of these names died Sept. 16, i75i; of
Betley, Staffs.
SALT, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Pembroke, June 4.
1623. S. of WiUiam, of Tatenhill, Staffs. Matric. 1623; B.A.
162&-7; M.A. 1630.
SALT, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June 20, 1660.
Of Staffordshire. Matric. 1660; B.A. 1663-4. Perhaps ord.
priest (London) Dec. 18, 1681, 'M.A.' One of these names,
B.A., preached several limes at Oldham, Lanes., 1664-6;
he was not curate there.
SALT, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, June 5,
1739. S. of James (1699-1700), R. of Hildersham, Cambs.
B. at Chesterton. School, Bury St Edmunds. Matric. 1740;
B.A. 1742-3; M.A. 1746. Ord. deacon (Norwich) May 20,
1744; priest (Canterbury) Sept. 22, 1745. V. of Nasing,
Essex, 1761-1806. R. of Hildersham, Cambs., 1797-1806.
Died Apr. 1806. Brother of the next and of James (i734)-
{Scott-Mayor, m. 500.)
SALT, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's, Jan. 15,
1731-2. S. of James (1699-1700), R. of Hildersham, Cambs.
B. at Chesterton. School, Bury St Edmunds (Mr Kinsman).
Brother of Thomas (above) and of James (i734)-
SALTER, ABRAHAM. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's,
Easter, 1677; B.A. 1680-1; M.A. 1684. Ord. deacon (Norwich)
May, 1684; priest, Dec. 1686. V. of Edwardstone, Suffolk,
168&-90. WiU of one of these names, clerk, of Stanningfield,
proved (Bury) July 21, 1714-
SALTER, ANTHONY. M.A. 1626 (Incorp. from Oxford). Of
Devon, pleb. Bapt. July 9, 1600, at St Olave's, Exeter.
Matric. (Exeter College, Oxford) Oct. 24, 1617, age 17; B.A.
1621; M.A. 1624; M.B. and M.D. (Oxford) 1633. Mayor of
Exeter, 1664. An eminent physician. Married Gertrude,
sister of Baldwin Acland. {Al. Oxon.)
SALTER, BLAISE. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1544. Of Essex. Probably s. of Richard, of Salop (and Jane,
dau. of John Sams, of Essex). B.A. 1546-7. Secretary to
John, Earl of Oxford. Married Collet, dau. of Richard
Smyth, of Kidderminster, Worcs. Died 1601. Probably
father of Edward (1581). (Vis. of Suffolk, 1664, App.)
SALTER, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, July 4,
1640. Matric. 1641. Perhaps s. of Sir William, of Richings,
Tver, Bucks., Knt.; adm. at Gray's Inn, Nov. 7, 1644.
SALTER, EDMUND. Adm. pens, at Jesus, 1616. Of Suffolk.
Scholar, 1619; B.A. 1619-20; M.A. 1623. Ord. deacon (Ely);
priest, Feb. 18, 1626-7.
SALTER, EDMUND. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, Apr. 10,
1641. S. of Robert, gent., of Tottington, Norfolk. B. at
Fressingfield, Suffolk. School, Thetford (Mr Ward). Matric.
1641; Scholar, 1642-4; B.A. 1644-5; M.A. 1648. Lord of a
manor in Tottington. (Venn, i. 341.)
SALTER, EDMUND. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Oct. 22, 1690.
Of Middlesex. Matric. 1690; B.A. 1694-5; M.A. 1716. Ord.
deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 23, 1694; priest, Mar. 5, 1698-9.
R. of Little Peatling, Leics., 1710-22. R. of Carlton,
Northants., 1716-7. R. of Carlton Curlieu, 1717-22. Died
Oct. 6, 1722. Will (Leicester) 1722. (Nichols, 11. 545.)
SALTER, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1577.
Of London. Perhaps adm. at Gray's Inn, Jan. 1579-80.
SALTER, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Easter,
1581. Probably s. of Blaise (1544). B. at Terling, Essex.
B.A. 1584-5; M.A. 1588; B.D. from King's, 1595. Ord.
Salter, Thomas
deacon (London) Nov. 27, 1591, age 27; 'C. of Shenfield,
Essex.' R. of Monks Eleigh, Suffolk. WiU (P.C.C.) 1635.
Father of Thomas (1619).
SALTER, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1604. B. at Preston, Lanes. B.A. 1607-8; M.A. i6ii. Ord.
deacon (Ely); priest (London) Dec. 18, 1614, age 30. C. of
Witham, Essex. R. of Little Braxted, 1620.
SALTER, EDWARD. B.A. from Trinity, 1617-8; M.A. 1621,
Slater. (Perhaps matric. from Sidney, 1614, as Psalter.)
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Jan. i, 1623-4; 'FeUow of Clare H.'
Perhaps R. of St John's, Stamford, Lines., 1633.
SALTER, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Caius, .\pr. 10,
1620. S. of WiUiam, of Tottington, Norfolk, deceased.
School, Bury St Edmunds (Mr Dickinson). Matric. 1620;
Scholar, 1621-7; B.A. 1623-4; M.A. 1627. FeUow, 1627-44,
ejected. Ord. deacon (Norwich) June i; priest, Sept. 21,
1634. University preacher, 1637. R. of Gt Casterton,
Rutland, 1636-46; sequestered as a delinquent; of Tatterset,
Norfolk, 1649; of Little Massingham, 1662-4. Buried there
May 26, 1664. WiU (Norwich) 1664. (Venn, 1. 249.)
SALTIER, NATHANIEL. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Pembroke,
May 15, 1700. S. of Nathaniel, R. of St Martin-in-the-
Vintry, London. B. June 12, 1681, in London. School,
Merchant Taylors'. Matric. 1700; B.A. 1703-4; M.A. 1707.
Ord. priest (Norwich) Feb. 1707-8. V. of Ketteringham,
Norfolk, 1707-16. V. of Oulton, 1707-16. R. of Cranworth,
1714-50. R. of South Burgh, 1714-50. Died 1750. Father
of the next.
SALTIER, NATHANIEL. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Caius, Apr. 26,
1720. S. of Nathaniel (above), clerk, of Wymondham,
Norfolk. B. there. School, Wymondham (Mr Sayer).
Scholar, 1720-7; Matric. 1721; B.A. 1724-5; M.A. 1720.
FeUow, 1727-44. Subscribed for deacon's orders (Norwich)
Sept. 24, 1727; ord. priest (Lincoln) Mar. 2, 1728. Master
of the Perse School, Cambridge, 1728-32. R. of Ashdon,
Essex, 1743-91. Married Letitia, dau. of Thomhagh Gurdon,
Esq., of Letton. Died May 7, 1791. M.I. at Ashdon. {Venn,
II. 13.)
SALTER, NICHOLAS. Adm. sizar at Queens', June, 1633. Of
Devon. Matric. 1634; B.A. 1636-7; M.A. 1640. V. of
Dunsford, Devon, 1660-6. WiU (Exeter) 1666.
SALTER, PETER. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, Dec. 28,
1721. Of Lavenham, Suffolk. Matric. 1722; B.A. 1726-7.
Perhaps of St Giles', Colchester, Essex, clerk; wiU (Comm.
Essex) 1754.
SALTER, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Feb. 25, i66o-i.
Of Norfolk. Matric. 1661; Scholar, 1662; B.A. 1664-5; M.A.
1668. FeUow, 1667-1705. Ord. priest (Ely) Sept. 24, 1670.
V. of Whittlesford, Cambs., 1697-1705. Died Oct. 7, 1705.
Buried in the CoUege Chapel. WiU proved (V.C.C.) 1705.
(A. Gray.)
SALTER, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, at Corpus Christi, 1697. Of
Essex. Matric. 1697; B.A. 1700-1; M.A. 1704; D.D. 1728
(Com. Reg.). Ord. deacon (Nonvich) Sept. 1703. V. of
Thorpe Market, Norfolk, 1705-9. V. of Thurgarton, 1705-9.
V. of St Stephen's, Norwich, 1708, and V. of St Saviour's.
V. of Earlham, 1712-4. R. of IBramerton. Chaplain to the
King, 1725. Preb. of Norwich, 1729-56. Archdeacon of
Norfolk, 1734-56. Left Norwich at the age of 70 and went
to London. A member of Dr Johnson's circle of friends.
Married Anne Penelope, dau. of John Jeffery. Died 1756.
WiU (P.C.C.) Sept. 1756; of Nonvich. Father of the next.
(D.N.B.; Blomefield, ni. 646.)
SALTER, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, at Corpus Christi, June 30,
1730. Of Norfolk. S. of Samuel (1697), D.D. B. June 30,
1710, at Norwich. Schools, Nonvich and Charterhouse.
Matric. 1730; B.A. 1733-4; M.A. 1737. FeUow, 1735-8.
D.D. (Lambeth) 1751. Chaplain to Lord Hardwick. Pteb.
of Gloucester, 1739-45. R. of Burton Goggles, Lines., 1740-
50. Preb. of Norwich, 1745-78. V. of Gt Yarmouth, 1750-4.
Preacher at the Charterhouse, 1754-61; Master, 1761-78.
R. of St Bartholomew-by-the-Exchange, London, 1756-78.
Author, sermons, etc. Died Mav 2, 1778. Buried at Charter-
house. Wm, P.C.C. (^fasters■, G. Mag.; L. Mag.; D.N.B.)
SALTER, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Easter,
i6iq. 4th s. of Edward (1581), R. of Monks Eleigh, Suffolk.
B.A. 1622-3; M.A. 1626; B.D. 1633. Ord. deacon and priest
(Norwich) Sept. 23, 1627. R. of Gt Bromley, Essex, 1629.
One of these names V. of Shakerston, Leics., 1649-52.
SALTER, THOMAS. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Trinity, July 23,
1646. Of Suffolk. Perhaps s. and h. of Martin, of Battesford,
Suffolk (and EUzabeth, dau. of Thomas Bowes, of Bromley,
Essex), and nephew of Thomas (above). (Vis. of Suffolk, 1664.)
SOLTER, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 20) at St John's, Dec. 26,
1654. S. of John, shoemaker, of Derby. B. there. School,
Derby (Mr Brandrith). Perhaps ord. deacon (Lincoln) Dec,
12; priest, Dec. 13, 1660.
Salter, Timothy
SALTER, TIMOTHY. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Trinity, June 26,
1701 S. of Richard, of the Barbadoes, West Indies. School,
Greenwich, Kent (Mr Turner). Matric. 1701. Adm. at the
Middle Temple, May 26, 1702.
SALTER, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1612;
Scholar, 1614.
SALTER, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs. 1612.
Buried at St Sepulchre's, Cambridge, July 22, 1615.
SALTER, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Trinity, Apr. 23, 1659.
Matric. 1659; B.A. 1663.
SALTER, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, June 25,
1683. S. of George, of London. School, Westminster. Matnc.
1683; Scholar, 1684; B.A. 1686-7. One of these names
chaplain in the Navy, 1688.
SALTER, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Corpus Christi, 1690.
Of Norwich. Probably s. and h. of William, of Norwich,
gent. Matric. 1690. Adm. at Gray's Inn, May 23, 1693.
SALTER, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 20) at Trinity, Nov. ii,
1721. S. of WiUiam. School, Bolton, Lanes. (Mr Bateman).
Matric. 1721; B.A. 1725-6. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Apr. 9,
1725. See Al. Oxon. for a contemporary namesake.
SALTER, . B.A. 1520-1; M.A. 1524.
SALTERFORD, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Christ's, July, 1608.
SALTMARSH, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Easter,
1627. Of Saltmarsh, Yorks. B.A. 1632-3; M.A. 1636. Ord.
deacon (Durham) 1637. R- of Heslerton, Yorks., c. 1639-43-
V of Cranbrook, Kent, in 1643. R. of Brasted, 1645-6.
Chaplain to Fairfax's troops, 1646. Subsequently adopted
Calvinistic views. Author, mystical and controversial.
Buried at Wanstead, Essex, Dec. 15, 1647. (D.N.B.)
SALTMARSH, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Christ's,
June I 1638. S. of Edward. B. at Thorganby, near York.
School, Roecliffe, near Boroughbridge (Mr Tomson). Matric.
1639; B.A. 1641-2.
SALTMARSH, WILLIAM. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 16) at Sidney,
May 6, 1636. 3rd s. of William, Esq., of Strubby, Lines.
Schools, Langton and Lincoln. Matric. 1637. Died young.
(Ltnci. Pedigrees, 847.)
SALTMARSH, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's,
May 26, 1665. S. of Thomas, gent., of HuU. B. there. School,
HuU (Mr Catlin). Matric. 1665; B.A. 1668-9; M.A. 1672.
Ord. deacon (Ely) Sept. 24, 1670. V. of Westerham, Kent,
1673-96. Married there to Mary Bootbby, Feb. 10, 1675-6.
Buried Apr. 7, 1696, at Westerham. Admon., P.C.C.
SALTONSTALL, GABRIEL. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Lent,
1579-80 Perhaps s. of Sir Richard, of South Ockendon,
Essex (and Susan, dau. of Gabriel Poj-ntz). B.A. from Clare,
1582-3. Entered as student at Geneva, 1583.
SALTONSTALL, JAMES. Adm. pens, at Jesus, June 18, 1633.
Of Hertfordshire. S. of Sir Peter, of Barkway, Knt. (and
Christian, dau. of Sir John Pettus, of Rackheath, Norfolk).
Bapt. there, Oct. 27, 1616. Matric. 1633. Had an estate
at Helion Bumpstead, for which he had to compound as a
rovalist. Married Dorothy, dau. of Thomas Bendish, of
HeUon Bumpstead, July 18, 1639. Buried at Barkway,
Apr. 19, 1649. Half-brother of Richard (1617). (Kts. of
Herts., 1634; Clulterhuck, in. 363.)
SALTONSTALL, PHILIP. Adm. pens, at Queens', Sept. 14,
1681. Of London. Perhaps of South Ockendon, Essex.
(Palin, More about Stifford, 107.)
SALTONSTALL, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter,
1603. Of Rookes and Huntwick, Yorks. S. and h. of Samuel,
of Halifax, Yorks. (and Anne Ramsden) and nephew of Sir
Richard, Lord Mayor of London. Bapt. there, Apr. 4, 1586.
Adm. at the Middle Temple, Feb. 24, 1605-6. J. P. for West
Riding, Yorks. Knighted, Nov. 23, 1618. One of the patentees
of the Massachusetts Bay Company, 1629, when the Govern-
ment of the Company was transferred to New England,
emigrated thither with his family and a retinue of servants,
1630. Returned to England, 1631, probably owing to
pioneer hardships and also to his displeasure at the intoler-
ance of the Government of the Colony. His interest in the
colony continued for many years. Went to Holland, 1643,
when his portrait was painted by Rembrandt. Resided
latterly at Wrexham, Co. Denbigh, and at Crayford, Kent.
Married three wives. Died 1658. Admon. to his son Richard
(1627) Oct. 25, 1661. (F.M.G., 640; J. G. Bartlett; D.N.B. ,
where he is wrongly called son of Sir Peter.)
SALTONSTALL, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Michs.
1617. S. of Sir Peter, of Barkway, Herts., Knt. (probably
by his first wife Anne, dau. of Edmund Waller, of Coleshill,
Herts.). B. in Buckinghamshire. B.A. 1619-20. Half-
brother of James (1633). (Clulterhuck, in. 600; but Sir
Peter's ist wife is not mentioned in the Pedigree where
Richard does not occur.)
Same, Nicholas
SALTINSTALL, RICHARD. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Emmanuel,
Apr. 28, 1627. Of Yorkshire. S. and h. of Sir Richard (1603),
of Huntwick, Knt. (by his ist wife Grace, dau. of Robert
Kaye, of Woodsome Hall, Almondbury, Yorks.). B. at
Woodsome, Almondbury. Bapt. Oct. i, 1610. Matric. 1627.
Emigrated with his family to New England, 1630. Returned
to England to study law, 1631-5. Married Muriel, dau. of
Brampton Gurdon, Esq., of Assington Hall, Suffolk, 1633.
Returned to New England, 1635. Settled at Ipswich, Mass.,
and resided there except during the periods 1649-63 and
1672-80, when he lived in England. Prominent in Colonial
affairs; served as Deputy to the Massachusetts General
Court and as an Assistant of the Colony. Again went to
England in 1686, and died at Huhne, Manchester, Lanes.,
Apr. 29, 1694. A staunch advocate of civil liberty, public
justice and humanitv. Benefactor to Harvard College.
Ancestor of all the Saltonstalls now in America. {F.M.G.,
640; Vis. of Yorks., 1612; J. G. Bartlett.)
SALVAN, EDMUND. B.A. 1503-4.
SALVIN, ANTHONY. Adm. pens, (age 19) at St John's, July 4,
1734. S. of Anthony, Esq., of Wackerfield, Durham. Bapt.
Feb. 25, 1715-6, at St Oswald's, Durham. School, Durham
(MrDongworth). Matric. 1734. Adm. at the Middle Temple,
June 14, 1734. Migrated to the Inner Temple, May 10, 1737.
Died 1744. Buried at St Andrew's, Auckland. (H.M.Wood.)
SALVIN, JARRARD (GERARD). Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 17) at
Sidney, Apr. 10, 1635. S. and h. of ' Jarrard' (Gerard), Esq.
B. at Croxdale, Sunderland. Schools, Brancepeth (Mr
Hutton), Prideaux-Castle (Mr Foster) and Durham. Adm.
at Gray's Inn, Jan. 29, 1635-6. Colonel in the King's army.
KiUed at Northallerton, 1644. (Vis. of Durham, 1666; Le
Neve, A/on., iv. loi; Burke, L.G.)
SALEWAY, JOHN. Scholar at King's Hall, 1449-52.
SALWAY, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 18, 1639.
Of Worcestershire. Matric. 1639. Possibly 5th s. of Hum-
phrey, of Stanford, Worcs., J. P. If so, kiUed in the civil
wars. For an account of his brother Richard, the Parlia-
mentarian, see D.N.B. (Burke, L.G.)
SALWEY, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, Sept. 30,
1693. Previously matric. (Christ Church, Oxford) Nov. 3,
1692. S. and h. of Richard, mercer, of London. B. there.
School, Bovingdon, Herts, (private). Scholar, 1693-5;
Matric. 1694. Adm. at the Inner Temple, July 20, 1692.
(Venn, 1. 493.)
SAMBEE, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Trinity, May 11, 1667. Matric.
1667; B.A. 1670-1; M.A. 1675. Ord. priest (London) Sept. 22,
1672. Chaplain to Robert Lovell, of Liscomb, Bucks. V. of
Soulbury, Bucks., 1672-1728. V. of Bierton, 1683-1728.
Preb. of Lincoln, 1703-28. Died Dec. 1728, aged 80. Will
Archd. Bucks.
SAMBER, JAMES STIRLING. Adm. pens, (age 19) at St John's,
May i8, 1739. S. of Samuel Legge (next), M.D., of Dorset.
B. at Dorchester. School, Salisbury. Matric. 1731; B.A.
1742-3; M.A. 1746; D.D. 1765. Ord. deacon (Norwich)
Feb. 23, 1745-6. Preb. of Salisbury, i75o-73- R- of St
Edmund's, Salisbury, 1754-93- Sub-dean of Salisbury,
1759-1801. Died Mar. 15, 1801. (Scott-Mayor, in. 500.)
SAMBER, SAMUEL LEGGE. Adm. pens, (age 20) at Caius,
July 1, 1700. S. of Samuel, medical practitioner, of South-
ampton. B. at Lymington, Hants. School, Southampton
(Mr Pocock). Matric. 1700; Scholar, 1700-5; M.B. 1705;
M.D. 1732. Doctor at Salisbury. Died there Dec. 11, 1761.
WiU (P.C.C.) 1762. Father of James Stirling (above).
(Venn, i. 506; G. Mag.)
SAMBOURNE, JAMES. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1609.
SAMBORNE, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from King's, Michs. 1659;
B.A. 1663-4.
SAMBROOKE, Sir JEREMIAH VANACKER, Bart. Adm. FeU.-
Com. (age 17) at Trinity, July 7, 1720. S. and h. of Sir
Samuel, Bart., of Bush HiU, Middlesex, and probably nephew
of the next. School, Enfield, Middlesex (Dr Uvedale).
Matric. 1722; M.A. 1722. Succeeded his father as 4th Bart.,
Dec. 27, 1714. M.P. for Beds., 1731-40- Of Bush HiU,
Enfield. Died unmarried, July 5, 1740. Buried at Edmonton.
(G.E.C., IV. 184.)
SAMBROOK, JOHN. Adm. Fell.-Com. at St Catharine's,
July 4, 1709. Probably 3rd s. of Sir Jeremiah, of Bush HiU,
Enfield, Middlesex. M.P. for Dunwich, 1726-7; for Wenlock,
1727-34. Married Elizabeth, dau. of Sir WiUiam Forester,
of Shropshire, Knt. Died at Bath, May 19, 1734- (Clutter-
buck, I. 453.)
SAMCROFT, see SEVENICROFT.
SAME, NICHOLAS. B.Can.L. 1500-1; D.Can.L. 1518-9- Adm.
advocate, June 25, 1521. Perhaps R. of Radwinter, Essex,
1506-27; V. of Gt ChishaU, 1520-7. V. of Gt Waltham,
1524-7. Died 1527.
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Same, Ralph
SAME, RALPH. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1579; B.A. 1582-3; M.A. 1586. Ord. priest (Norwich) Dec.
22, 1587. V. of Binham, Norfolk, 1592-1603. V. of Narford,
1592. R. of Cocklhorpe, 1602. V. of Caistor-in-Flegg, 1608.
Living in Nonvich, 1635.
SAME, . B.A. 1518-9.
SAMMES, ANTHONY. Adro. pens, at Queens', Apr. 8, 1593.
Of Essex. Matric. 1593; B.A. 1595-6- 'S. of John, of Hat-
field Peveril, Essex'; adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 9, 1597-8.
SAMMES, ANTHONY. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 29, 1620.
Perhaps 3rd s. of John, of Gt Waltham, Essex. Matric. 1620;
B.A. 1623-4; M.A. 1627. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 23;
priest, Sept. 24, 1627. C. of Bumham, Essex, 1637; R- of
Thelnetham, Suffolk, 1638-^. V. of Bumham tiU 1657.
Married, at Margaret Roding, Essex, Sept. 25, 1638,
Elizabeth, dau. of John Stable, rector. Died 1657. Perhaps
brotherof Samuel (1621) and William (1621). (Vis. of Essex,
1612; H. Smith.)
SAMMES, AYLETT. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 17) at Christ's,
July 3, 1655. S. of Thomas. B. at Kelvedon, Essex. School,
Felsted. Matric. 1656; B.A. 1657. Incorp. M.A. at Oxford,
1677. (M.A. degree not found in our records.) Adm. at the
Inner Temple, Oct. 28, 1657. Ord. deacon (Westminster)
Nov. 1678. Lived at Kelvedon. Author, antiquarian. Died
c. 1679. (Peile, I. 569; D.N.B.; Al. Oxon.)
SAMS, ED. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Michs. 1565. Prob-
ably brother of Peter (1565).
SAMMES, EDWARD. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Michs. 1641.
Previously matric. (Magdalen Hall, Oxford) Oct. 12, 1638,
age 16. S. of Edward, of London, grocer. Matric. 1642; B.A.
1642-3; M..'^. from Peterhouse, 1646. Intruded Fellow of
Peterhouse, 1644-52. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, May 18, 1650.
Brother of WiUiam (1647). (T. A. Walker, 77.)
SAMMES, GEORGE. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Christ's, July 7,
1708. S. of John. B. at Clapton, Cambs. School, Bunting-
ford (Mr England). Scholar, 1708-9; Matric. 1710; B.A.
1712-3. Ord. deacon (London) May, 1713. [Peile, 11. 170.)
SAMMES, GERARD. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 15) at Caius, Oct. 8,
1611. Of Wickham, Essex. S. and h. of Sir John (1606),
Knt., of Langford Hall, Essex (and Elizabeth, dau. of Sir
John Gerrard, of London, Knt. and alderman). School,
Moreton (Mr Goodwin). Matric. 1612. Adm. at Lincoln's
Inn, Aug. 4, 1613. Knighted, June 15, 1616. Of Langford
Hall, Little Witham, Essex, Knt. Married Ursula, dau. of
Arthur Champemoon, of Partington, Devon. Died Apr. 28,
1630. {Venn, i. 214; Vis. of Essex, 1612; Movant, i. 388.)
SAMMES, HENRY. Matric. pens, (age 13) from Corpus Christi,
Michs. 1578; B.A. 1581-2; M.A. 1585.
SAMMES, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Peterhouse, Sept.
I, 1676. Of Middlesex. School, St Paul's. Matric. 1677-8;
B.A. 1680-1.
SAMMES, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1583.
Of Essex.
SAMMES, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Emmanuel, Easter, 1586.
SAMES, Sir JOHN. M.A. 1606 {nob.). Doubtless s. of John, of
Langford HaU, Essex. Knighted, .^ng. 6, 1599. M.P. for
Maldon, 1610-1 and 1614. Married Elizabeth, dau. of Sir
John Garrard, of London, Knt. and Alderman. Doubtless
father of Gerard (i6ii). (Vis. of Essex, 1613.)
SAMS, PETER. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Michs. 1565.
SAM, RICHARD. B.A. 1536-7-
SAM, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Sidney, July i, 1645.
S. of Ambrose, yeoman, of AmpthiU, Beds. Schools,
Houghton Conquest and Ampthill (MrQuarrell). Matric.1645;
B.A. 1648-9; M.A. 1652. V. of Salford, Beds., c. 1667-90.
SAMMES, SAMUEL. Matric. pens, from Emmanuel, Michs.
1621. Perhaps 4th s. of John, of Gt Waltham, Essex. B.A.
1627. One of these names R. of Whepstead, Suffolk, 1650.
Perhaps brother of Anthony (1620) and William (1621).
SAMMES, SAMUEL. Matric. sizar from Christ's, July, 1622.
SAMS, W. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Mar. 1584-5. Possibly
William, s. and h. of John, of Gt Totham, Essex; adm. at
the Middle Temple, Mar. 24, 1590-r, 'formerly of New Inn.'
(Peile, I. 181.)
SAMMES, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Michs. 1582; B.A. 1585-6; M.A. 1589; LL.D. from Trinity
Hall, 1595. Adm. advocate, Oct. 24, 1601. Buried Oct. 15,
1646, at St Peter, Paul's Wharf, London. WiU (P.C.C.) 1646.
SAMMES, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Easter, 1621.
Perhaps 5th s. of John, of Gt Waltham, Essex. B.A. 1624-5.
Perhaps brother of Anthony (1620) and Samuel (1621). (Vis.
of Essex, i6i2.)
Sampson, John
SAMNES, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Peterhouse,
June 29, 1647. S. of Edward, of London, grocer. School,
St Paul's. B.A. 1650-1; M.A. 1654- Fellow, 1650 (appointed
by Parliament). Taxor, 1655. Buried at Little St Mary's,
Cambridge, Apr. 13, 1676. Will proved (V.C.C.) 1676.
Brother of Edward (1641).
SAMES, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Clare, Michs. 1650.
SAMM, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Sidney, Feb. 5,
1673-4. ist s. of William, brewer. B. in London. School,
Cambridge (private). Matric. 1674; B.A. 1677-8; M.A. 1681.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1682. Canon of Sarum, 1681. R. of
Upwey, Dorset, 1684-7. Died before Jan. 14, 1687-8.
SAMFIELD, . D.D. 1472-3- A friar.
SAMFORD or SAMPFORD, see also SANDFORD.
SAMFORD, GEORGE. B.Can.L. 1507-8.
SAMFORD, GEORGE. M.Gram. 1525-6. ('Bamforth' in Gr.
Bk, B.)
SAMFORTH, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter, 1545.
SAMPFORD, JOHN. B.A. from Magdalene, 1569-70.
SAMPFORD, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse, Easter,
1570.
SAMPFORD, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, June 28,
1578. Matric. 1578; B.A. from Magdalene, 1580-1. Perhaps
adm. at Lincoln's Inn, May 7, 1583; of Essex; barrister of
Clifford's Inn. Called to the Bar, 1591. Bencher, 1610,
Sandford.
SAMPSON, ABRAHAM. Adm. sizar at Jesus, June 23, 1736.
Of Leverton, Notts. Matric. 1736; B.A. 1739-40. Ord.
deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 21, 1740; priest (York) Sept. 25, 1743-
SAMPSON, ALEXANDER. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Pembroke,
Sept. 2, 1704. S. of Augustine, of Gainsborough, Lines., gent.
B. there. School, Westminster. Matric. 1704; B..\. 1708-9;
M.A. 1712. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June 4, 1710. R. of
Skirbeck, Lines., 1719-
SAMPSON, HENRY. Matric. sizar from St John 's, Easter, 1 585 ;
B.A. from St Catharine's, 1588-9. Ord. priest (LincolD)
Dec. 7, 1592. P.C. of Ramsey, Hunts., c. 1601-8.
SAMPSON, HENRY. Matric. pens, (age 17) from Pembroke,
Easter, 1646. S. of William, of South Leverton, Notts.
B. there, 1629. Schools, Atherstone and Coventry. B.A.
1649-50; M.A. 1653. FeUow, 1650. R. of Framlingham,
Suffolk, 1650-60. Went to Padua, and afterwards to Leyden.
M.D. there, 1668. Hon. Fellow, R.C.P., 1680. Practised in
London. Author, archaeological and religious. Died s.p.,
July 23, 1700. Buried at Clayworth, Notts. Will, P.C.C.
Brother of WiUiam (1653-4). {D.N.B.; Munk, i. 410.)
SAMPSON, JAMES. Adm. at King's (age 17) a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 20, 1526. Of Binfield, Berks. Perhaps s. of
Robert. B.A. 1530; M.A. 1534. Fellow, 1529-37. Brother
of Richard (1519).
SAMPSON, JOHN. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1455;
B.A. 1459-60.
SAMPSON, JOHN. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1487.
SAMPSON, JOHN. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1498.
B. at Earith, Hunts. B.A. 1502-3; M.A. 1506; B.D. 1513-4;
D.D. 1516-7. Proctor, 1510-1. Vice-Provost of King's.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Mar. 28, 1506. V. of Ring^vood,
Hants., but died before institution. (Cooper, i. 22.)
SAMPSON, JOHN. Of Clare. B.A. c. 1503; M.A. c. 1508; B.D.
1516-7. Fellow, Nov. 10, 1503. Preacher, 1512-3. 1519-20.
SAMSON, JOHN. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Christ's, Mar. 26,
1586. Perhaps John, s. and h. of Robert, of Kersey, Suffolk
(and Elizabeth Wingfield). If so, married Bridget, dau. of
William Clopton, of Groton, Suffolk. (Peile, i. 184.)
SAMPSON, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Peterhouse, 1595-6;
B.A. 1599-1600; M.A. 1603. Will (P.C.C.) of one of these
names, of Poplar, Middlesex, clerk, 1612; mentions his son
'now in the custody of Mr Robert Durham (Dereham)
at Cambridge.'
SAMPSON, JOHN. Fell.-Com. at Peterhouse, c. 1606. Perhaps
the above, or possibly a different man and brother of Richard
(1607). (No separate entry recorded.)
SAMPSON, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1619;
B A. 1622-3; M.A. 1626. One of these names, 's. and h. of
John, of Kersey, Suffolk, Esq.,' adm. at Gray's Inn, May 23,
1623.
SAMPSON, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Trinity, May 24, 1645; B.A.
1648-9.
SAMPSON, JOHN. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Trinity, July 2, 1669.
One of these names s. and h. of Francis, of London, merchant,
age 27 in 1681-2. Married and had issue. Died 1689, at
Barbados. See also Al. O.xon. for a contemporary namesake.
(Oliver, Antigua, iii. 68.)
Sampson, Joshua
SAMPSON, JOSHUA. Adm. sizar (age 20) at St John's, July 4,
1730. S. of Joshua, husbandman, of Derbyshire. B. at
Teasdale. School, Teasdale. Ord. deacon (Lincoln, Litt.
dim. from York) Sept. 22, 1734; priest, Oct. 1736. C. of East
Markham, Notts. V. of East Retford, 1752-72. R. of
Kirton, 1766-72. Died Mar. 26, 1772.
SAMPSON, RICHARD. B.Can.L. 1481-2.
SAMPSON, RICHARD. B.Civ.L. 1504-5-
SAMPSON, RICHARD. Of Clement Hostel and Trinity Hall.
B.Civ.L. 1506-7; D.Civ.L. 1512-3. Perhaps D.Can.L. 1519-
20. Studied also at Paris and Sens. Incorp. at Oxford, 1521.
Advocate, 1515. Dean of St Stephen's, Westminster, 1516.
Dean of the Chapel Royal and chaplain to the King. Arch-
deacon of Cornwall, 1517-28. Preb. of York, 1519-34.
Resident Ambassador to Spain, 1522-5. Dean of Windsor,
1523-36. V. of Stepney, 1527-34. Preb. of Lincoln, 1527-36.
Preb. of St Paul's, until 1534. Archdeacon of Suffolk, 1529-
36. Preb. of Lichfield, 1533; Dean, 1533-6. R. of Hackney,
1534-6. Treasurer of Salisbury, 1535-6. Bishop of Chichester,
1536-43. Dean of St Paul's, 1536-40. Bishop of Lichfield
and Coventry, 1543-54. Lord President of Wales, 1543-48.
Author, theological. Died Sept. 25, 1554. Buried at Eccles-
hall. Staffs. (Cooper, i. 119; D.N.B.; A. B. Beaven.)
SAMPSON, RICHARD. Adm. at King's (age 17) a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 1, 1519. Name off before 1524. Of Binfield,
Berks. Brother of James (1526).
SAMPSON, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1548.
SAMPSON, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from St John's, c. 1601;
B.A. 1605-6; M.A. 1609. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 22,
1611. Perhaps R. of Knossington, Leics., tiU 1639. Buried
there Oct. 30, 1639. (According to Nichols, u. 658, Richard
Sampson signs the Register from the beginning of 1558, tiU
his death, in 1639. But the dates suggest a possible confusion
of two men.)
SAMPSON, RICHARD. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Peterhouse,
Easter, 1607.
SAMPSON, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Magdalene,
June 28, 1699. S. of Robert, mercer. B. at Chesterfield,
Derbs. School, Heighington, Lines. Matric. 1699; B.A.
1703-4. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) May 23, 1703; priest, Feb. 17,
1705-6. V. of Cuxwold, Lines., 1705. V. of Caboum, 1715-
21. Under-master at Caistor School.
SAMSON, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June 7, 1645.
Of Sussex.
SAMPSON, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar at Queens', Jan. 9, 1670-1.
Of Essex. Matric. 1671; B.A. 1674-5. Ord. deacon (Ely)
1676; priest (London) Feb. 24, 1677-8. V. of Gt Sampford,
Essex, 1690. Died 1701. Will (Cons. C. London); as of
Chigwell. Father of Thomas (1703).
SAMPSON, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Magdalene,
June 30, 1731. S. of Thomas (1703), clerk. B. May 30, 1713,
at Leigh, Essex. School, Brentwood, Essex. Matric. 1731;
B.A. 1734-5. OfHadleigh. Married Mary Hubbard, of South
Benfleet, 1739. Buried June 9, 1750. Admon., Comm.
Essex. (Benton, Rochford.)
SAMPSON, SIMON. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1648.
B. at Kersey, Suffolk, 1631. Matric. 1648; B.A. 1651-2;
M.A. 1655. Fellow, 1651-7. Died Feb. 14, 1657-8, of small-
pox.
SAMPSON, THOMAS. B.A. 1494-5; M.A. 1501; B.D. 1509.
Fellow of Corpus Christi, 1498. University preacher, 1507;
left the College soon after. Benefactor to Corpus Christi.
(Masters.)
SAMPSON, THOMAS. B.A. 1541-2. B. at Plaj-ford, Suffolk,
c. 1517. M.A. 1549. Fellow of Pembroke, 1548. Grace for
B.D. and D.D. (Oxford) 1561. Adm. at the Inner Temple,
Feb. 1546-7. Ord. deacon (London) Aug. 10, 1550. R. of
AU Hallows, Bread Street, 1552-3. Dean of Chichester, 1553.
An exile under Queen Mary. Offered the bishopric of
Norwich, 1560. Canon of Durham, 1560-2. Dean of Christ
Church, Oxford, 1561-5. Master of Wigston's Hospital,
Leicester, 1567-89. Preb. of St Paul's, 1570-89. Author,
religious; concerned in the translation of the Geneva Bible.
Died Apr. 9, 1589, aged 72. Buried in the Chapel of Wigston's
Hospital. (Cooper, 11. 43; Al. Oxon.; D.N.B., where it is
stated that there is no evidence of his having taken a degree
at Cambridge.)
SAMPSON, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Magdalene,
May 24, 1703. S. of Samuel (1670-1), clerk. B. Nov. 24,
1686, at Chigwell, Essex. School, Felsted. Matric. 1705;
B.A. 1706-7. Ord. priest (London) Aug. 8, 1711. R. of
Hadleigh, Essex, 1713-30. Married (i) at St Clement's,
Oxford, to Mrs Sophia Smith, in 1712 ; (2) at Chipping Ongar,
Essex, to Elizabeth Hill, widow. Buried Dec. 15, 1739.
Father of Samuel (1731).
Sancroft, W.
SAMPSON, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Easter,
1552-
SAMPSON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Sidney, Apr. 9, 1608.
Matric. 1608; B.A. 1611-2; M.A. 1615. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) Sept. 19; priest, Sept. 20, 1613. C. of Alwalton,
Himts., 1614.
SAMSON, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
i5io.
SAMPSON, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs.
1613.
SAMPSON, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Clare, Jan. 24, 1631-2.
Matric. 1632; B.A. 1635-6; M.A. 1639. Ord. deacon (Nor-
wich) Sept. 20, 1640. Probably minister at Swavesey,Cambs.,
in 1648.
SAMPSON, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, (age 17) from Pembroke,
Lent, 1653-4. S. of WiUiam, of Leverton, Notts. B.A.
1656-7; M.A. 1660. Fellow, 1660. Chosen Master of Pem-
broke, 1693, but decUned. Presented to Tilney, 1669. R. of
Clayworth, Notts., 1672-1702. Preb. of Lincoln, I672-1703.
Compiler of the 'Rector's Book' of Clayworth, 1676.
(Published, 1910.) Buried Nov. 8, 1703, at Clayworth.
Benefactor to Pembroke. Brother of Henry (1646). (Loder.)
SAMPSON, . B.A. I49CH-1. Perhaps John (1487).
SAMPSON, . Of Corpus Christi. B.A. 1503-4; M.A.
i5c'6-7.
SAMUELL, ARTHUR. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs.
1559; Scholar, 1560; B.A. 1562-3.
SAMUELL, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs.
1566.
SAMUEL, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1573.
One of these names adm. at Gray's Inn, from Barnard's Inn,
1575-
SAMUEL, . Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, 1639. Of
Cheshire.
SAMWAYS, PETER. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1634;
scholar from Westminster, 1635. B. at Eltham, Kent, 1615.
B.A. 1637-8; M.A. 1641; D.D. 1660 (Lit. Reg.). Fellow, 1640,
ejected. Ord. deacon (Rochester) May 28, 1643; priest
(Lincohi) Apr. 9, 1645. V. of Cheshunt, Herts., ejected.
R. of Maldon, Beds., c. 1657. Chaplain to the King. R. of
Bedale, Yorks., 166CH-93. R. of Wath, 1660-93. Canon of
York, 1668. Author, religious. Died Apr. 6, 1693. Buried
at Bedale. M.I. Benefactor to Trinity College and to the
parishes of Wath and Bedale. (Al. Westmon.; D.N.B.;
Clutttrbuck, II. III.)
SAMWAYS, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Apr. 15, 1597.
Matric. c. 1597; B.A. 1600-1; M.A. 1604. C. of Wherstead,
Suffolk, 1603-11, and of Bury St Edmunds, c. 1604. V. of
Wherstead, 1611-57. Died Sept. 30, 1657.
SAMWAIES, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, June 4,
1621. S. of Thomas, gent. B. at Bincombe, Dorset School,
Sherborne (Mr Grove). Matric. 1621; B.A. 1624-5. Ord.
deacon (Sahsbury) Dec. 18, 1625. C. of Owermoigne, Dorset.
V. of Hermitage, near Sherborne, 1650. V. of Abbotsbury,
1662. R. of Bincombe, 1664-70. Died 1670. (Venn, i.
253)
SAMWELL, ANTHONY. B.A. 1625 (Incorp. from Oxford).
4th s. of Sir William, of Upton, Northampton, Knt., auditor
to Queen Ehzabeth. Bapt. there, Nov. 18, 1604. Matric.
(Trinity CoUege, Oxford) Oct. 26, 1621, age 17; B..\. 1623.
Adm. at the .Middle Temple, Apr. 22, 1626. Of Dean's Yard,
Westminster. Married Anne Heynes, of Chessington, Surrey.
Living, 1682. (Al. Oxon.; Burke, Ext. Bart.; Baker, i. 225;
Vis. of Nortluints., i6i8-g.)
SAMWELL, Sir THOMAS, Bart. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Corpus
Christi, Apr. 20, 1704. Of Northamptonshire. S. of Sir
Thomas, of Upton, Northants., Bart. Bapt. there Apr. 14,
1687. Matric. 1704; LL.D. 1717 (Com. Reg.). Succeeded as 2nd
Bart., Mar. 1693-4. M.P. for Coventry, 1715-22. Of Upton,
Northants. Married (i) MiUicent, dau. of Rev. Thomas
Fuller, D.D., R. of Hatfield, Herts.; (2) Mary, dau. of Sir
Gilbert Clarke, of Chilcot, Derbs., and widow of WiUiam
Ives, of Bradden, Northants. Died Nov. 16, 1757- Buried
at Upton. Admon., P.C.C. (Masters; G.E.C., iv. 71.)
SANCROFT, FRANCIS. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, May 11,
1613. Matric. 1613; B.A. 1616-7; M.A. 1620. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) Oct. 21; priest, Oct. 22, 1620.
SANCROFT, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Aug. 3,
1704. Of Suffolk. Matric. 1705.
SANDCROFT, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Sept. 10,
1633. S. of Francis, of Fressingfield, Suffolk. Matric. 1634.
Of Ufford Hall. Died c. 1681. Brother of William (1633) and
probably father of William (1665). (G. Mag., 1841, 23.)
SANDCROFTE, W. Matric. sizar from Clare, Michs. 1568.
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SANCROFT, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Oct. 12,
1596. Of Suffolk. S. of Francis, of Fressingfield, Suffolk.
B. 1582. Scholar; B.A. 1600-1; M.A. 1604; B.D. 1611;
D.D. 1629. Fellow, 1604-16. Master, 1628-37. R. of Stan-
ford-le-Hope, Essex, 1618-28. Died at Bury St Edmunds,
Apr. 1637. Will proved (V.C.C.) 1637. [Emmanuel Coll.
Hist., 73.)
SANDCROFT or SANCROFT, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Em-
manuel, Sept. 10, 1633. 2nd s. of Francis, of Fressingfield,
Suffolk (and Margaret, dau. of Thomas Boucher, of Wilby),
and nephew of William (above). B. there, Jan. 13, 1616-7.
School, Bury St Edmunds. Matric. 1634; B.A. 1637-8.
M.A. 1641; B.D. 1648; D.D. 1662 {Lit. Reg.). Fellow, 1642-
51. Master, 1662-5. Went abroad, 1657; studied at Padua.
Returned to England, 1660. R. of Houghton-le-Spring,
Durham, 1661-4. Chaplain to Charles II, 1661-78. Preb.
of Durham, 1662-75. Dean of York, 1664-5. Dean and
preb. of St Paul's, 1664-78. Archdeacon of Canterbury,
1668-70. Privy Councillor, 1678-89. Archbishop of Canter-
bury, 1678-91. Crowned James II, 1685. Refused to serve
in the high commission court established by James II;
refused to read the King's declaration of liberty of conscience,
1688. Signed with six bishops, the famous petition to James II,
1688. Imprisoned in the Tower of London; tried on a charge
of seditious libel and acquitted. Signed the declaration
calling on William of Orange to assist in procuring peace
and a 'free parliament,' 1688, but opposed appointmg him
king. Suspended, 1689; deprived, 1690. Retired to Fressing-
field. Prepared the Memorials of Laud for the Press. Died
unmarried. Buried at Fressingfield, Nov. 27, 1693, aged 77.
Benefactor to Emmanuel. (D.N.B.)
SANDCROFT, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 25,
1665. Of Suffolk. Probablys.ofThomas(i633). Matric. 1665.
Died s.p., 1713. (<?. Mag.)
SANCROFT, WILLIAM. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Emmanuel, Mar. 5,
1700-1. Of Suffolk. Probably s. and h. of Francis, of Ufford
Hall, Fressingfield, and grandson of Thomas (1633). Of
Ufford Hall and afterwards of Exning. Married Catherme,
dau. of Sir John Cotton, of Landwade, Bart. Will dated,
1717. (G. Mag.)
SANCTUARY or SENTUARY, JOHN. B.A. 1470-1. Of Norfolk.
M.A. 1474; B.D. 1484-5. Fellow of Corpus Christi, 1474-
Overseer of the works at Gt St Mary's, 1502. R. of Land-
beach, Cambs., 1512-6. WiU proved (V.C.C.) 1516. (Cooper,
1. 22.)
SANDALL, see also SENDALL.
SANDALL, BENJAMIN. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter,
1634. Of Yorkshire. B.A. 1640-1. V. of Calverley, Yorks.,
1662-88. Died 1688.
SANDALL, EDWARD. Adm. sizar at Queens', June 14, 1670.
Of Yorkshire. Matric. 1670; B.A. 1673-4; M.A. 1681. Ord.
deacon (York) Feb. 1674-5; priest, Sept. 1681.
SANDYL or SENDALL, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Peter-
house, July 4, 1595. Matric. c. 1595, Sandyl.
SANDELL, RICHARD. Adm. (age 16) at Caius, Oct. 19, 1620;
afterwards FeU.-Com. S. and h. of Edmimd, gent., of Lynn,
Norfolk. B. at Waddington, Yorks. Schools, Lynn,
Chichester (Mr Woodhouse) and Heidelberg, Germany
(private). Matric. 1620-1. Migrated to Queens'. Adm. at
Gray's Inn, Feb. 14, 1618-9. [Venn, i. 251.)
SANDAV, . Adm, pens, at St Catharine's, June 29, 1664.
SANDBY, JOSIAH. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, May 21,
1689. Matric. 1689; B.A. 1692-3; M.A. 1696. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) May 19, 1695; 'C. of Knebworth, Herts." R. of
Bredicot, Worcs., 1696-1711. Preb. of Worcester, 1708-44.
V. of Warton, Lanes., 1710-1. Chaplain to the Duke of
Marlborough. Chaplain, 7th Dragoon Guards, 1715. Died
1744-
SANDEMAN, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from St John's, c. i6oi.
Ord. deacon (York) Feb. 1607-8.
SANDERS, ALEXANDER. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Pembroke,
May 5, 1673. S. of Thomas, of Inglesham, Berks, {sic). See
Al. Oxon. for a contemporary.
SAUNDERS, ANTHONY. M.A. 1668 (Incorp. from Christ
Church, Oxford). Student of Christ Church. Matric. (Wad-
ham College, Oxford) Oct. 26, 1660; B.A. (Oxford) 1664;
M.A. 1667; D.D. 1677. R. of Hollingboume, Kent, 1666-77.
Chancellor of St Paul's, 1672-1719- R- of Buxted, Sussex,
1674. R. of Acton, Middlesex, 1677-1719- Died 1719-20.
Admon., Mar. 1719-20; of Buxted. {Al. Oxon.; Hennessy.)
SAUNDERS, CHARLES. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity,
June 19, i68o. S. of William. B. at Brentford, Middlesex.
School, Westminster. Scholar, 1681. Author, Tamberlaine,
a tragedy, 1681, acted at Oxford before Charles I and
honoured with an epilogue by Dryden. {Al. Westmon., 190.)
SAUNDERS, DANIEL. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Apr. 27, 1598;
Scholar; B.A. 1601-2; M.A. 1605. Dixie Fellow, 1607.
Sanders, George
SAUNDERS, DRUE. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1492.
SAUNDERS, EDWARD. Educated at Cambridge. S. and h. of
Thomas, of Harrington, Northants. Adm. at the Middle
Temple, May 3, 1524; barrister. Bencher, 1539. Serjeant-
at-law, 1540. M.P. for Coventry, 1541; for Lostwithiel,
1547-52; for Saltash, 1553. Recorder of Coventry, 1542-53.
King's Serjeant, 1547. Justiceof the C. P., 1553-7. Knighted,
Jan. 27, 1554-5. Chief Justice Q.B., 1557-9- Chief Baron
of Exchequer, 1558-76. Married (1) Margaret, dau. of Sir
Thomas Englefield, of Bucks.; (2) Agnes Hussey. Died
Nov. 12, 1576. Buried at Weston-under-Weatherley, Warws.
M.I. Will, P.C.C. Brother of Laurence (1538). (Cooper, i.
359; D.N.B.; Baker, i. 293.)
SANDERS, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Caius, Aug. 22,
1571; afterwards Fell.-Com. Of Coventry. S. of Francis,
gent., of Welford, Northants. Schools, Gt Harborough and
Eton. Matric. 1571. Adm. at the Middle Temple, Jan. 15,
1575. Of Brixworth, Northants., Esq. Married Millicent,
dau. of John Temple, of Stowe, Bucks., June 2, 1583.
Died Sept. 1630. Buried at Brixworth. M.I. Half-brother
of Francis (1596) and Matthew (1593)- (Venn, 1. 68.)
SANDERS, EDWARD. Adm. sizar at Sidney, Jan. 10, 1617-8.
B. in Cambridgeshire. Matric. i6i8; B.A. 1621-2; M.A.
1625, Sander.
SANDERS, EDWARD. Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, July 5,
1626. Of Salisbury. Matric. 1626-7. Migrated to Queens',
Apr. 8, 1628.
SAUNDER or SANDERS, EDWARD. Adm. sizar (age 17) at
St John's, Mar. 25, 1669. S. of Edward, yeoman, of Etton,
Yorks. B. there. School, Halham (?Halsham), Sheffield.
Matric. 1669; B.A. 1672-3; M.A. 1676. Ord. deacon (York)
May, 1673; priest, Sept. 24, 1676. Probably R. of Patrington,
Yorks., 1682-5. Buried there Nov. 30, 1685.
SANDERS, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 19) at St John's, July r,
1708. S. of John, gent. B. at Wootton, Warws. School,
Coventry (Mr Greenway). Matric. 1708; B.A. 1711-2.
Apparently migrated to Exeter College, Oxford, Sept. 29,
1708. Matric. there, 1708, age 18 (sic), but returned to
Cambridge.
SAUNDER, EDWARD. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June 25,
1713. Of Leicestershire. Probably s. of Samuel (1668).
School, Oakham. Matric. 1713; Scholar; B.A. 1716-7; M.A.
1722. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 15, i7i7; priest (Norwich)
Mar. 1722-3. C. of Burley, Rutland, 1717- V- of Hendon,
Middlesex, 1726-56. Died Aug. 5, 1756. Probably brother
of Samuel (1699-1700).
SAUNDERS, EDWARD. Adm. sizar (age 20) at Trinity, Feb.
16, 1721-2. S. of Edward, of Middlesex. B. in Salop, 1700.
School, Charterhouse. Matric. 1724. Ord. deacon (Ely)
June 28, 1724. One of these names chaplain in the Navy,
1729-
SANDERS, FORTUNATUS. Matric. sizar from Sidney, Oct.
1602; B.A. from Magdalene, 1605-6; M.A. 1610. Ord.
deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 22, 1605; priest, Oct. 2, 1608. Signs
as minister of Tempsford, Beds., in 1606. P.C. of Upwood,
Hunts., 1610-C. 1616; also schoolmaster. Probably R. of
Newton Toney, Wilts.; will (Cons. C. Sarum) 1633.
SAUNDERS, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Nov. 1566.
Perhaps s. of Francis, of Welford, Northants. Died 1586.
(Peile, I. 97.)
SAUNDER, FRANCIS. B.A. from Christ's, 1579-80.
SANDERS, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from Clare, c. 1595.
Perhaps adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 11, 1601-2.
SAUNDERS, FRANCIS. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Magdalene,
c. 1596. Probably s. of Francis, of Welford, Northants.
Bapt. there, Aug. 14, 1580. Adm. at the Middle Temple,
Feb. 21, 1600-1. Of Syresham, Northants. Married Frances,
dau. of Peter Andrew, of Syresham. Living, 1619. Doubtless
brother of Matthew (1593) and half-brother of Edward (i57i)-
(Vis. of Northants., 1618; Nichols, 11. 792.)
SANDERS, FRANCIS. Matric. sizar from Christ's, June, 1602 ;
B.A. 1605-6, Sander.
SAUNDERS, FRANCIS. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 17) at Pembroke,
June 27, 1617. S. of Sir Matthew (1593), of Shangton, Leics.,
Knt. Bapt. there, Feb. 5, 1599-1600. Matric. 1617. 'Circa
festum Paschalis 1620 clam se subito subduxit atque in
Gallias temere profectus est' {Coll. Register). Succeeded his
father at Shangton, 1622. High Sheriff of Leics., 1634. Sold
Shangton to Sir Justinian Isham, Bart., in 1636. (J. H. Hill,
Church LangtOH.)
SAUNDER, FRANCIS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Magdalene,
June II, 1652. S. of Francis, of Hullbank, Cottingham,
Yorks. School, Beverley. Matric. 1652.
SAWNDERS, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from Gonville Hall,
Easter, 1544.
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SANDERS, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from Trinity Hall, Easter,
1631; Scholar, 1632; LL.B. 1636.
SANDERS, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Clare, c. 1595. One
of these names, s. and h. of Bartholomew, of Minster, Kent,
gent., adm. at Gray's Inn, Nov. 22, 1598. Married Jane
Parramore, of Canterbury, Dec. 15, 1607. Buried Oct. 9,
1637, aged 63, at Canterbury. (H. G. Harrison.)
SANDERS, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Christ's, Jan. 30,
1668-9. S. of Henry. B. at Bishop's Stortford. School,
Bishop's Stortford {Mr Leigh and afterwards Mr Cudworth).
Matric. 1669; B.A. 1672-3; M.A. 1676. Ord. priest (London)
June, 1680. Probably R. of Nettleswell, Essex, 1680-1716.
Died 1716. (Peile, 11. 18.)
SAUNDERS, HENRY. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, 1687.
Matric. Easter, 1688; B.A. 1690-1.
SAUNDERS, HUMPHREY. M.A. from Trinity, 1665. Prob-
ably s. of Humphrey, R. of Holsworthy, Devon. Matric.
(Exeter College, Oxford) Mar. 22, 1658-9 [der. fit.); B.A.
(Oxford) 1662. Probably ord. priest (Carlisle) May 20, 1667.
V. of Netherbury, Dorset, 1667-73- Died Oct. 27, 1673.
aged 33. M.L at Netherbury. {Al. Oxon.; F. S. Hocka-
day.)
SAUNDERS, JAMES, alias GOODWIN. Adm. at King's, a
scholar from Eton, 1641. B. at Egham, Surrey, 1624.
Matric. 1641; B.A. 1644-5; M.A. 1648; D.D. 1660. Fellow,
1644-52. V. of Ringwood, Hants., 1652. Died 1670-1.
Father of the next. (Harwood.)
SANDERS, JAMES. Adm. at Jesus, Feb. 17, 1672. S. of James
(1641). B. at FUngwood, Hants. Matric. 1672; B.A. 1675-6.
Fellow of King's, 1675.
SANDER, JOHN. B.A. 1474-5-
SAUNDERS, JOHN. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Emmanuel, Aug. 6,
1604. Doubtless s. and h. of Richard, of Marston Pillings,
Beds. Adm. at Lincohi's Inn, May 31, 1606. Knighted,
Apr. 19, 1624. Of Marston Moretaine, Beds. Married Eliza-
beth, dau. of Francis Roberts, of Willesden, Middlesex.
Probably father of John (1631-2). (Vis. of Beds., 1634.)
SAUNDERS, JOHN. M.A. 1607 (Incorp. from Oxford). S. of
Richard, of Long Marston, Bucks., gent. Matric. (Oriel
College, Oxford) Jan. 26, 1598-9, age 18; B.A. 1601-2;
MA 1605; M.B. and M.D. 1628. Principal of St Mary Hall,
1632-44. Provost of Oriel, 1644-52. Died Mar. 20, 1652-3.
Buried in the College Chapel. (Al.Oxon.; Vis. of Beds., 1634;
Lipscomb, i. 336, 385.)
SANDERS, JOHN. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 16) at Sidney, Feb.
28, 1631-2. S. of Sir John (1604), Knt., of Marston Pillings,
Beds. B. at Willesden, Middlesex (his mother's home).
Schools, Thurlow, Beds. (Mr Lloyd) and Clifton (Mr Bedford).
Matric. 1632. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Nov. 2, 1635. Of
Sapperton, Lines. Married Ursula, dau. of Richard Taylor,
of Clapham, Beds., Sept. 8, 1635. Father of John (i66i).
{Lines. Pedigrees, 854; Vis. of Beds., 1634.)
SANDERS, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Easter, 1636.
Perhaps s. of Thomas, of Woolston, Berks.; age 44 in 1664.
Matric. 1636; B.A. 1639-40. {Genealogist, vi. 86.)
SANDERS, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Queens', 1644. Matric. 1645;
B.A. 1647-8; M.A. 1652.
SAUNDERS, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Sidney, May 16,
1661. S. of John (1631-2), gent. B. at Clapham, Beds,
(his mother's home). Schools, Hargrave, Northants. and
Sleaford, Lines. Matric. 1661. Perhaps adm. at the Inner
Temple, June 3, 1662. Died Dec. 12, 1693. Buried at All
Saints', Stamford. {Lines. Pedigrees, 854.)
SANDERS, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's, Easter,
1664; B.A. 1667-8; M.A. 1671. Incorp. at Oxford, 1710.
Perhaps preb. of Lichfield, 1673, and R. of Broome, Staffs.,
1691.
SAUNDERS, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Sidney, May 3,
1671. S. of Richard (? 1639-40), R. of Kentisbeare, Devon.
School, Tiverton. Matric. 1671; Scholar, 1673; B.A. 1674-5;
M.A. 1678. Fellow, 1678. Taxor, 1683.
SAUNDERS, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Trinity, June 23, 1673.
Matric. 1675-6.
SAUNDERS, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Sept. 9, 1706. Of
Stagordshire. Matric. 1707; LL.B. from Trinity Hall, 171 2.
Ord. deacon (York) May, 1711. V. of Burton with Bulcote,
Notts., 1719.
SAUNDERS, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, June
28,1712. S. of John, tailor. B. at Marlborough, Wilts. Bapt.
there, Feb. 7, 1694-5. School, Marlborough. Matric. 1712;
B.A. 1715-6; M.A. 1721. Ord. deacon (Ely, Liit. dim. from
Gloucester) Mar. 17, 1716-7. C. of Iron Acton, Gloucs.,
I7i7-[i720].
Sanders, Robert
SAUNDERS, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's, Nov.
26, 1743. S. of John, of Wiltshire. B. at Marlborough.
School, Marlborough. Matric. i743; B.A. 1747-8. Ord.
deacon (Lichfield) Dec. 23, 1750; priest, Sept. 22, 1751. V.
of Carswell, Staffs., i773-9i- {Scott-Mayor, in. 54°-)
SANDERS, JULIUS. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, June 19,
1678. Of Warwickshire. 3rd s. of Francis, of Bedworth,
Warws. Age 23 in 1682. Started a nonconformist church
at Bedworth, in 1686. {Vis. of Warws., 1682.)
SAUNDERS, LAURENCE. Adm. at King's, a scholar from
Eton, 1538. 2nd s. of Thomas, of Harrington, Northants.
Perhaps B.A. 1541-2; M.A. 1544. Divinity lecturer at
Fotheringay College. Preb. of York, 1552-4- R- of All
Hallows, Bread Street, London, 1553-4- R- of Church
Langton, Leics., 1554. Condemned for heresy and burnt at
Coventry, Feb. 8, 1554-5. Brother of Edward, judge.
{Cooper, 1. 122; D.N.B.; Nichols, n. 792; J. H. Hill, Langton,
61.)
SANDERS, LUKE. Matric. sizar from St Catharine's, Easter,
1634. Of Essex. B.A. 1638-9; M.A. 1642. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) Jan. 15, 1661-2; priest, Sept. 21, 1662. R. of
Radwell, Herts., 1647-79. V. of Norton, till 1679. Died
1679. (Shaw, I. 339.)
SANDERS, MARK. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1565.
Of Ely, Cambs. Ord. deacon (Ely) Dec. 21, 1569, age 22;
priest. Mar. 22, 1569-70. V. of Elm and Emneth, Cambs.,
1570. R.ofStGeorge, Canterbury, 1574-86. V. of Benenden,
Kent, 1579-86. Died 1586. Perhaps brother of the next.
SANDERS, MATTHEW. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1581. Of Ely, Cambs. Migrated to Queens', 15S4. B.A.
1584-5; M.A. 1588; B.D. from Pembroke, 1595. Incorp. at
Oxford, 1603. R. of Bamston, Essex, 1610. Married Eliza-
beth, dau. of Henry Fletcher, R. of Little Easton, Essex,
Aug. 16, 1611. Buried at St Michael's, Comhill, London,
Aug. 24, 1629. Admon., Cons. C.London. Father of Matthew
(1632)-
SAUNDERS, MATTHEW. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 16) at Caius,
May 5, 1593. S. of Francis, Esq. (by his 3rd wife Frances
Pope), of Welford, Northants. Schools, Leicester and Eton.
Adm. at the Middle Temple, Nov. 21, 1594. Knighted, Sept.
2, 1617. Of Shangton, Leics. Married Margaret, dau. of
Henry Skipwith, of Coates, Leics. Died Apr. 13, 1622,
at Shangton. M.I. Brother of Francis (1596), half-brother
of Edward (1571) and father of Francis (1617). {Venn, 1. 149;
Vis. of Northants., 1618.)
SAUNDERS, MATTHEW, Adm. sizar (age i8) at St John's,
May 25, 1632. S. of Matthew (1581), clerk, R. of Bamston,
Essex. B. there. School, Felsted.
SAUNDERS, NICHOLAS. B.D. 1537-8. FeUow of Queens*.
1527-35-
SAUNDERS, NICHOLAS. Adm. pens, at King's, Michs. 1565.
SANDERS, NICHOLAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, May 4,
1597. S. of John. Bapt. Jan. 25, 1581-2, at Tawstock,
Devon. School, Barnstaple. Scholar, 1598-1604; B.A.
1600-1; M.A. 1604. Fellow, 1606-10. University Examiner,
1608. (Venn, i. 162.)
SANDERS, PETER. Matric. sizar from St Catharine's, Easter,
1635. Of Cambridgeshire. B.A. 1638-9; M.A. 1642. Ord.
deacon and priest (Lincoln) Aug. 7, 1645. V. of Swaton and
Spanby, Lines., 1663. Father of Samuel (1668).
SAUNDERS, PHILIP. Matric. sizar from Sidney, Michs. 1601.
B. at Debden, Essex. B.A. 1605-6. Ord. deacon (London)
Mar. 19, 1608-9, age 23; priest, Sept. 23, 1610. C. of Layer
Bretton, Essex. C. of Hutton, 1622-34, suspended by the
Bishop. Sequestered to Magdalen Laver, 1645-52. Married
Alice, dau. of William Greene, of Chelsworth, Suffolk, June 4,
1622. Died 1652. (H. Smith.)
SAUNDERS, RICHARD. Adm. sizar at Jesus, June 12, 1639.
Of Buckinghamshire. Matric. 1639; B.A. 1642-3.
SANDER or SAUNDER, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 16) at
Caius, Jan. 17, 1639-40. S. of Richard, gent., of South Lynn,
Norfolk. B. there. School, South Lynn (Messrs Rawlinson
and Bell). Matric. 1640; Scholar, 1640-7; B.A. 1643-4;
M.A. 1647. Perhaps R. of Kentisbeare, Devon, in 1655; if
so, father of John (1671). (Venn, i. 337.)
SAUNDERS, ROBERT. Adm. at King's (age 18) a scholar from
Eton, 1591. B. at Hambledon, Bucks., c. 1573. B.A. 1595;
M.A. 1599. Fellow, 1594-1607. Incorp. at Oxford, 1599.
Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1607; priest (London) Sept. 25,
1608. Master of the School at Wakefield, Yorks., 1607
(elected, July 20; resigned, Oct. 22, 1607). R. of Arborfield,
near Reading, Berks., 1608. (Harwood; M. H. Peacock.)
SANDERS, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, 1676.
Matric. Easter, 1677; B.A. 1679-80; M.A. 1685. Ord. deacon
(Norwich) Feb. 1680-1; priest, Dec. 1686.
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SAUNDERS, ROGER. Adm. pens, at Queens', June 29, 1682.
Previously matric. (Trinity College, Oxford) Apr. i, 1680,
age 16. S. of Thomas, of Shaftesbury, Dorset. Matric. 1682;
B.A. from Trinity Hall, 1683. V. of Charlton Horethome,
alias Canfield, Somerset, 1687-93. Died 1693.
SANDERS, SAMUEL. Resided three years at St John's. B. at
South Kirby, Yorks., c. 1S63. Ord. priest (York); preacher
(Norwich). Of Northbrook, Norfolk, 1585. V. of Gt Hale,
Lines., 1599-C. 1617. Will (Lincoln) 1617-8.
- SANDERS, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Christ's, May 7,
1659. S. of Thomas, colonel in the Parliamentary army.
B. May 27, 1641, at Little Ireton, Derbs. School, Repton.
Matric. 1659. Refused to take the oath for his B.A. degree
in 1661. Adm. at Gray's Inn, June 3, 1663. Of Little Ireton.
Married three wives. Died at Normanton-on-Soar, Sept. 16,
1688. Buried in Mugginton Church. (F.M.G., 441; Peile,
I. 585.)
SAUNDER or SAUNDERS, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age 16) at
Sidney, June 3, 1668. S. of Peter (1635), R. of Swaton,
Lines. Schools, Charterhouse and Uppingham. Matric. 1668;
B.A. 1671-2; M.A. 1675. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Mar. 23,
1672-3; priest (Peterb.) May 25, 1673. Probably V. of
Burley-on-the-Hill, Rutland, 1681. Died 1725. Probably
father of the next and of Edward (1713)- (H. I. Longden.)
SAUNDER, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, Mar.
19, 1699-1700. S. of Samuel (? above), clerk. B. at Burley-
on-the-Hill, Rutland. School, Rugby. Matric. 1700; B.A.
1703-4; M.A. 1707; D.D. 1722. Fellow, 1707-10. Ord.
deacon (Peterb.) Mar. 10, 1705-6; priest. Mar. 9, 1706-7.
R. of Saxelby, Leics., 1707-9. Head Master of Sedbergh,
1709-41. V. of Wheldon and Hutton Buscel, Yorks., 1740.
Died Nov. I, 1741. Buried at Westminster. Probably brother
of Edward (1713). (Scott-Mayor; Nichols, iii. 483.)
SAUNDERS, SAMUEL TOBIAS. Adm. at King's, a scholar
from Eton, 1741. S. of Dr Erasmus Saunders, V. of Blockley,
Worcs., 1705-24. B. there, 1723. Matric. Michs. 1742; B.A.
1746-7. Fellow, 1745. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 21, 1746.
Died in Worcestershire, 1748.
SAWNDERS, SAUL. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter, 1550
(impubes).
SAUNDERS, STEPHEN. B.D. Fellow of Pembroke, 1450.
Confessor of Syon monastery. Benefactor to Pembroke.
(Loder.)
SANDER, STEPHEN. B.A. 1462-3; M.A. 1467-8. Fellow of
Pembroke, 1470.
SANDERS, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Easter, 1586.
SAUNDERS, THOMAS. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Emmanuel, Dec.
28, 1587. Matric. 1588. One of these names, 'of Sibbertoft,
Northants.,' adm. at the Inner Temple, 1589-90; a near
relation of Sir Chr. Hatton.
SAUNDERS, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter,
1602; B.A. 1605-6; M.A. 1609. V. of Bourn, Cambs.,
1612-38. V. of Caldecote, 1638-44, ejected. (Peile, i.
241.)
SAUNDERS, THOMAS. Matric. FeU.-Com. from King's, Easter,
1613. Perhaps s. of Richard, of Denton, Bucks, (by his
2nd wife Elizabeth, dau. of WiUiam Blount, of Leicester-
shire). If so, knighted, Mar. 12, 1622-3. Of Agmondisham,
Bucks. Married Alice, dau. of Sir David Watkins, of Fam-
borough, Hants. (Vis. of Bucks., 1634.)
SANDERS, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Mar. 17,
1631-2. Of Suffolk. Matric. 1632.
SANDERS, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Nov. 18, 1648.
Of Worcestershire.
SAUNDERS, WALTER. B.Can.L. 1492-3.
SAUNDERS, WILLIAM. B.A. 1524-5; M.A. 1528.
SAUNDERS, WILLIAM. Adm. at King's (age 18) a scholar
from Eton, .^ug. 12, 1524. Of .^mersham, Bucks. B.A.
1528-9; M.A. 1532-3. Fellow, 1527-37. Proctor, 1535-6.
SAUNDERS, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1550. B. in London. Scholar, 1550, Sawnders. Ord. deacon
(London) Apr. 23, 1569, age 37. V. of Blakesley, Northants.,
1569. Buried there Aug. i8, 1585. (T. P. Dorman.)
SAUNDERS, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's,
Easter, 1579.
SAUNDERS, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Sidney, Oct. i6or. B.
at Kimbolton.
SAUNDERS, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Sidney, July 12,
1615. B. in Middlesex. Matric. 1615; B.A. 1618-9; M-A.
1622.
SANDERS, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, May 23,
1672. Matric. 1672; B.A. 1675-6; M.A. 1679.
Sanderson, George
SAUNDERS, WILLIAM BILL. Adm. scholar at Trinity Hall,
Jan. 8, 1707-8. Matric. 1707; B.A. i7it>-i; M.A. 1714. Head
Master of Nottingham Grammar School, 1719-c. 31.
SANDERS, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, July i, 1723-
Of Hertfordshire. Matric. 1724; B.A. 1726-7; M.A. 1766.
Perhaps V. of Albury, Herts., 1733-92. Probably R. of
Hunsdon, 1766-73. Died 1792.
SAUNDERS, ZACHARIAH. Matric. pens, from St John's,
Michs. 1581; B.A. 1585-6; M.A. 1589. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
Jan. 1, 1588-9; priest, Nov. 13, 1590. Master of Rivington
School, Lanes., 1589. V. of Bolton-le-Moors, 1595-8. V. of
Sturton, Lines., 1598. V. of Poslingford, Suffolk, 1599-1601;
deprived. V. of Clee, Lines., 1600-3. (E. Axon.)
SANDERS, . Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1554.
SANDERS, . Adm. Fell. -Com. at St Catharine's, 1644.
SAUNDERS, . Matric. pens, from St Catharine's, Easter,
1655. Of London.
SAUNDERS, . Adm. at Pembroke, June 14, 1658.
SANDERS, . Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, July 7, 1685.
SANDERSON, AMBROSE. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's,
June 7, 1669. S. of George (1640), clerk, of Gainford,
Durham. Bapt. there, Mar. 2, 1652. School, Brignall
(Mr Johnson). Matric. 1669; B.A. 1672-3. (Walbran,
Gains ford, 85.)
SANDERSON, ANTHONY. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Pembroke,
June 21, 1673. S. of Robert, of Serlby, Notts., Esq. (and
Mary, dau. of Anthony Topham, Dean of Lincolii). Matric.
1673. Adm. at the Inner Temple, Apr. 26, 1676. Married
Jane, dau. of Reason Mellish. Buried at Harworth, Mar. 23,
1687-8. Brother of Robert (1673). (J. Raine, B/y«A.)
SANDERSON, ANTHONY. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Feb. 15,
1675-6. Of Northamptonshire. 5th s. of William, of Stoke
Doyle, Northants. Bapt. Dec. 14, 1658, at Pilton. Matric.
1676; B.A. 1679-80; M.A. 1683; B.D. 1690; D.D. 1700.
Fellow, 1685-92. Incorp. at Oxford, 1699. R. of Thorpe
Achurch, Northants., with Thorpe Waterville, 1715-37. V.
of Little Addington, 1720-37. Married (i) Elizabeth
Saunderson (his cousin), Sept. lo, 1692; (2) Anne Sansbury,
Dec. 9, 1700. Buried at Little Addington, Dec. 5, 1737.
Admon. (P.C.C.) 1738. Father of John (1722). (Al. Oxon.;
Vis. of Northants., 1682; H. I. Longden.)
SANDERSON, ANTHONY. Adm. pens, at Clare, Apr. 4, 1749.
2nds.of John (1722). Bapt. Feb. 2, 1730-1, at Little Adding-
ton, Northants. Matric. 1750; B.A. 1753. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) June 17, 1753; priest. May 25, 1755. R. of Bam-
well St Andrew, Northants., 1757-80. Married Sarah Moore,
of Peterborough. Died at Barnwell, 1780. Brother of John
(1749). (H. I. Longden.)
SANDERSON, CHRISTOPHER. B.A. 1472-3.
SAUNDERSON, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. sizar from Christ's,
Feb. 1579-80; B.A. 1583-4; M.A. 1587. R. of Lichborough,
Northants., 1598. Buried there Jan. 29, 1631-2. Will, P.C.C.
(Peile, I. 158; Bridges, 1. 77.)
SANDERSON, CLEMENT. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Lent,
1577-8.
SANDERSON, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from Clare, Michs.
1609.
SANDERSON, ELISHA. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, July 3, i66r.
Of Derbyshire. Matric. 1661; B.A. 1664-5; M.A. 1668.
V. of Saltby, Leics., 1678-80. Died at Bottesford, c. 1680.
(Nichols, II. 306-7.)
SANDERSON, GABRIEL. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Sept. 11,
1640. Matric. 1641; B.A. 1644-5; M.A. 1648. Incorp. at
Oxford, 1648.
SANDERSON, GEORGE. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's,
Oct. 10, 1640. S. of William, of Sedbergh, shoemaker, lately
deceased. B. there. School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1640. R. of
Croglin, Cumberland, 1671-91. V. of Kirkoswald, 1671-85.
At Gainford, Durham, c. 1649-56, and at Forcett, Yorks.,
in i66r. Died 1691. Father of .\mbrose (1669). (B. Night-
ingale, 343, 416; Walbran, Gainsford, 85.)
SANDERSON, GEORGE. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 17) at Caius,
May 27, 1646. S. of George, of Washingborough and Aby
Grange, Lines., and grandson of Nicholas, 1st Viscount
Castleton. B. in London. School, Newport, Essex (Mr
Woolley). Matric. 1646. Of South Thoresby, Lines. Married
Frances, dau. of Sir Henry Massingberd, Bart., of Gunby.
Buried at South Thoresby, Dec. 6, 1680. Father of George
(1679-80). (Lines. Pedigrees, 859.)
SANDERSON, GEORGE. Adm. pens, at Trinity, May 18, 1658.
Doubtless s. of George, of Grainthorpe, Lines. Bapt. Aug.
20,1640. Of Grainthorpe, Esq. Married and had issue. Died
1663. Will dated, July 17; proved, Nov. 23, 1663. (Lines.
Pedigrees, 856.)
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SANDERSON, GEORGE. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Jesus, Jan. 30,
1679-80. S. of George {1646), of South Thoresby, Lines.,
Esq. Bapt. there, Mar. 9, 1660-1. School, Alford. Matric.
1680; M.A. 1682 {Com. Reg.). Married Frances, dau. of
George Saunderson, of Louth. Buried Oct. 5, 1688. (Lines.
Pedigrees, 859.)
SAUNDERSON, HENRY. B.A. 1531-2. Of York diocese. S. of
Christopher, of Beverley, draper. M.A. 1535-6; B.D. 1545.
Fellow of St John's, 1533. Proctor, 1538-9. Will proved
(V.C.C.) 1545-
SANDERSON, ISAAC. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Jan. 10, 1638-5.
Of Middlesex. Matric. 1639; Scholar, 1640; B.A. 1642-3.
Inc. of Plumstead, Kent, 1647.
SANDERSON, JAMES. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 14) at Magdalene,
Nov. 19, 1681. 8th s. of George, Viscount Castleton (and
Grace, dau. of Henry Belasj'se). B. at Sandbeck, Yorks.
School, Laughton, Yorks. Matric. 1681. Adm. at Gray's
Inn, Apr. 15, 1686. M.P. for Newark, 1698-1700 and 1701-
10. Vice-admiral of Lines., 1705. Succeeded his father as
5th Viscount (Ireland), 1714. Created Baron Saunderson of
Saxby, Lines., Oct. 19, 1714; Viscount Castleton of Sand-
beck, Yorks., July 2, 1716, and finally Earl Castleton of
Sandbeck, July 18, 1720. Died s.p., May 23, 1723. Brother
of Thomas '(1681). (G.E.C.)
SANDERSON, JAMES. Adm. pens, (age 16 sw) at St John's,
Aug. 24, 1683. S. of Christopher. B. Dec. 19, 1664, at
Egglestone, Durham. School, Charterhouse. Matric. 1684;
B..A.. 16S7-8. Ord. deacon (Carlisle, Litt. dim. from Durham)
June 7, 1691; priest (Durham) Sept. 25, 1692. P.C. of
St Nicholas, Durham, 1 688-1 702. Married Aug. 8, 1699, to
Jane Rutter, at St Margaret's, Durham. Died s.p. Brother
(twin) of Joseph (1683) and Robert (1683) and half-brother
of Philip (1659). {F.M.G., 872; H. M. Wood.)
SAUNDERSON, JOHN. B.Can.L. 1508-9.
SANDERSON, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1554.
Of Lancashire. Scholar, 1555; B.A. 1557-8; M.A. 1561.
Fellow, 1560. Logic reader, 1562. Expelled for 'super-
stitious doctrine.' Proceeded to Rome and then to France,
Subsequently retired to Flanders. Student at Douay, 1570,
where he was created D.D. Ord. priest at Douay. Divinity
Professor in the English College at Rheims, 1580. Canon of
Cambrai. Author, theological. Died at Cambrai, 1602
(? 1610). Perhaps brother of Lawrence (1560). {Cooper, 11.
351; D.N.B.)
SANDERSON, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter, 1616.
Probably s. and h. of John, of Little Addington, Northants.,
Esq. Age 17 in 1618. B.A. 1619-20. Adm. at Gray's Inn,
Nov. I, 1619. Probably brother of Laurence (1622). {Vis.
of Northants., 1618.)
SANDERSON, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Sidney, May 20,
1662. S. of John, Esq. B. at Tempsford, Beds. School,
Sutton (Mr Bankes) . One of these names buried at Tempsford,
Jan. 12, 1674. {Vis. of Beds., 1634, 194.)
SANDERSON, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Clare, Sept. 17, 1678.
S. of Theophilus, of Little Addington, Northants. B. Apr. 17,
1663. School, Oundle. Matric. 1679. Migrated to Emmanuel,
May 25, 1680. B.A. 1682-3; M.A. 1686. Died 1687, aged 23.
{Vis. of Northants., 1682.)
SANDERSON, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Dec. 29, 1722.
S. of Anthony (1675-6). Bapt. Oct. 8, 1706, at Achurch,
Northants. Matric. 1724; B.A. 1726-7; M.A. 1739- Ord.
deacon (Peterb.) Oct. 13, 1728; priest, Sept. 19, 1731. C. of
Little Addington, Northants., 1728; V., 1738-70. R. of
Covington, Hunts., 1738-67. Married Mary Little, of
Peterborough, Apr. 20, 1730. Will (P.C.C.) 1770; of Little
Addington. Father of John (1749) a^d Anthony (1749).
SAUNDERSON, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's, May
19, 1742. S. of Nicholas (1707), Lucasian Professor. B. at
Cambridge. Schools, St Neots (Mr Bidwell) and Ely (Mr
Gunning). Matric. 1742; B.A. 1745-6; M.A. from Peter-
house, 1749. Fellow of Peterhouse, 1747. Ord. deacon
(Norwich) Dec. 1746; priest (Lincoln) Dec. 18, 1748; licensed
to Bedingfield, Suffolk. Buried at Little St Mary's, Cam-
bridge, Apr. 29, 1759. {Peile, 11. 243.)
SANDERSON, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Clare, Apr. 4, 1749.
S. of John (1722). B. Jan. 26, 1730-1, at Little Addington,
Northants. Matric. 1750; B.A. 1753. Ord. deacon (Lincoln)
June 17, 1753; priest, May 25, 1755. R. of Covington, Hunts.,
1767-1805. Buried Nov. 19, 1805, at Little Addington,
aged 75. Brother of Anthony (1749). (H. I. Longden.)
SAUNDERSON, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's,
May 11, 1647. S. of Edward, currier, of Sheffield. B. there.
School, Leeds (Mr Gamett). Matric. 1647. Perhaps brother
of Stephen (1659).
SANDERSON, JOSEPH. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's,
Apr. 3, 1683. S. of Christopher. B. Dec. ig, 1664, at Eggle-
Sanderson, Robert
stone, Durham. School, BrignaU (Mr Johnson). Matric.
1683; M.B. 1688. Died s.p. Twin-brother of James (1683)
and brother of Robert (1683). {F.M.G., 872.)
SAUNDERSON, LAURENCE. Matric. sizar from Trinity,
Easter, 1560. B. at Fumess Abbey, Lanes. Perhaps B.A.
Ord. deacon (London) May 20, 1567, age 24. V. of Watford,
Herts., 1568-73. R. of Swineshead, Hunts., 1570. Still there
in 1589. Probably buried at Tempsford, Beds., Dec. 9, i6n.
Perhaps brother of John (1554). {Vis. of Beds., 1634, 194.)
SANDERSON, LAURENCE. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter,
1622. Probably 2nd s. of John, of Little Addington, North-
ants., gent., and perhaps grandson of Laurence (above).
B.A. 1625-6. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 5, 1627; priest,
Dec. 21, 1628. V. of Little Addington, 1627-46, sequestered.
Probably brother of John (1616). {Vis. of Beds., 1634, 194;
Vis. of NortJiants., 1618.)
SANDERSON, NICHOLAS. Adm. sizar at Trinity, Apr. 27,
1647. Of Yorkshire. Matric. 1646; Scholar, 1649; B.A.
1650-1; M.A. 1654. Fellow, 1651. Ord. priest (Bishop
Brownrigg, of Exeter) June 12, 1658-9. R. of St Michael,
Denver, Norfolk, 1660-9.
SANDERSON, NICHOLAS. Adm. at Christ's, 1707. S. of John.
B. at Thurlstone, near Penistone, Yorks. Bapt. there, Jan.
20, 1682-3. School, Penistone (Mr Staniforth). Matric.
Michs. 1711; M.A. 1711 {Lit. Reg.); LL.D. 1728 {Com. Reg.).
Lost his eyesight by smaU-pox in infancy. A teacher of
mathematics at Cambridge, 1707. Lucasian professor, 1711-
39. F.R.S., 1719. Married Abigail, dau. of WiUiam Dickons,
R. of Boxworth, 1723. Author, mathematical. Buried at
Boxworth, Cambs. M.I. Will, P.C.C. Father of John (1742).
{D.N.B.; F.M.G., 884; Peile, 11. 168.)
SANDERSON, PHILIP. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's,
Jime 15, 1659. 2nd s. of Christopher, yeoman, of Barnard
Castle, Durham (the Diarist). Bapt. there, June 10, 1643.
School, Brough, near Appleby, Westmorland. B.A. 1662.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, Nov. 15, 1662. Married Ann, dau. of
George Dale. Died June 11, 1684. Buried at Barnard Castle.
Half-brother of James (1683), etc. {F.M.G., 872; Genealogist,
N.S., xxii. 74.)
SANDERSON, PIGOTT. Adm. pens, (age 20) at Trinity, Jan.
24, 1676-7. S. of Robert, of Lincolnshire, merchant in
London. B. in St Botolph's, Aldersgate, Nov. 20, 1655.
Adm. at the Inner Temple, Nov. 25, 1678. Of Nottingham.
Living, 1694. {Lines. Pedigrees, 857; Raine, Blyth.)
SANDERSON, RALEIGH. B.A. from Christ's, 1603-4. One
Ralph Sanderson buried at Wymington, Beds., Apr. 1, 1638.
SANDERSON, RALPH. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Clare, Nov. 7,
1650. Matric. 1650. Perhaps s. of William, an of&cer in the
Dutch wars (killed, 1664-5). If so, a captain in the West
Indies. Married Ephrim Garrett, of Norfolk. Died 1699.
His son William was created Bart., in 1720. (Burke, Ext.
Bart.)
SANDERSON, RALPH. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's,
May 2, 1664. S. of John, gent., of Wellhaugh, Northumber-
land. B. there. School, Newcastle (Mr Oxley). Matric. 1664;
B.A. 1667-8; M.A. 1671. Fellow, 1668. Junior Proctor,
1675-6. Ord. priest (Peterb.) Dec. 26, 1676.
SANDERSON, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's,
Apr. 29, 1686. S. of Charles, gent., deceased. B. at New-
castle, Northumberland. Bapt. Jan. 14, 1668-9, at St
Nicholas, Newcastle. School, Newcastle. Matric. 1686; B.A.
1689-90; M.A. 1693. Ord. priest (London) Mar. 4, 1693-4.
SANDERSON, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1570. 2nd s. of Christopher, of Blyth, Notts., of Gilthwaite,
Yorks. and Shef&eld. School, Sheffield. Migrated pens,
(age 20) to Cains, Nov. 5, 1571. B.A. 1572-3; M.A. 1578.
Adm. at Lincohi's Inn, 1579. Of Gilthwaite, Yorks., Esq.
Married Elizabeth, dau. of Robert Carr, of Butterthwaite,
Ecclesfield. Buried Nov. 14, 1609, at Blyth. Father of the
next. {Venn, i. 68; Hunter, Sheffield, 398.)
SANDERSON, ROBERT. M.A. 1609 (Incorp. from Oxford).
S. of Robert (above), of Blyth, Notts., etc. B. Sept. 19, 1587,
at Sheffield. Matric. (Lincohi College, Oxford) July 1, 1603,
age 15; B.A. 1604-5; M.A. 1607; B.D. 1617; created D,D.
1636. FeUow of Lincohi College, Oxford, 1606-19. Proctor,
1616. Canon of Christ Church, 1642-8, ejected by the
Parliamentary visitors. Regius Professor of Di\Tnity,
1642-8, 1660-1. R. of Wyberton, Lines., 1618. V. of
Heckington, 1618. R. of Boothby Pagnell, 1619. Canon of
Lincoln, 1629-60. R. of Muston, Leics., 1633-42. Canon of
Southwell, 1641-61. Bishop of Lincohi, 1660-2. Died Jan.
29, 1662-3, aged 76- Buried at Buckden. Will (P.C.C.) 1663.
{Al. Oxon.; D.N.B.; Le Neve, Fasti, 11. 26.)
SAUNDERSON, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Clare, Michs.
1618. Perhaps s. and h. of Thomas, of Kirton, Lines., Esq.;
adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Nov. 4, 1618.
lb
Sanderson, Robert
SANDERSON, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age i8) at Pembroke,
June 21, 1673. S. of Robert, of Serlby, Notts., Esq. Matric.
1673. Buried at Harworth, July 24, 1726. Brother of
Anthony (1673).
SANDERSON, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's,
Apr. 3, 1683. S. of Christopher. B. July 27, 1663, at Eggle-
stone, Durham. School, Brignall (Mr Johnson). Matric. 1683;
B.A. 1686-7. Clerk in the Rolls Chapel, London. Usher of
the Court of Chancery, 1726. Completed Rymer's Foedera.
One of the original members or founders of the Society of
Antiquaries when it was revived in 1717. Married four wives.
Died s.p., Dec. 25, 1741, in London. Buried in Red Lion
Fields. Will (P.C.C.) 1741. Brother of James (1683), etc.
{D.N.B.;F.M.G., 872.)
SANDERSON, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June 5,
1695. Of Northamptonshire. Probably 3rd s. of William
(1664), V. of Weston-by-Welland. Bapt. there, Dec. 31, 1680.
Matric. 1695; B.A. 1698-9. Said to have been refused the
M.A. as a non-juror. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) May 31, 1702;
priest, June 19, 1709. C. of Aldwinkle All Saints, Northants.,
1702. R. of Newbold Verdun, Leics., 1719-43. Died Sept.
17, 1743. Buried there. (Nichols, iv. 824.)
SANDERSON, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Magdalene,
Jan. 17, 1726-7. S. of Timothy, innkeeper. B. at Cambridge.
School, Wisbech. Matric. 1727; B.A. 1731-2. Ord. deacon
(Norwich) Mar. 1733-4.
SANDERSON, ROGER. Adm. at Magdalene, Oct. i, 1645. S.
of Roger, of Pittstone, Bucks., pleb. Matric. (St Mary Hall,
Oxford) Mar. 13, 1639-40, age 15; B.A. 1645-6. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) May 24; priest, May 25, 1662. V. of Eaton Bray,
Beds., 1652. Buried there, Oct. 4, 1664. (Al. Oxon.; Geneal.
Bedford, 98.)
SAUNDERSON, SAMUEL. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Sidney, Jan.
1602-3. Doubtless s. of Henry, of Brancepeth, Durham,
Esq. Matric. 1603. Constable of Brancepeth Castle for King
James I. Married Barbara, dau. of Thomas LiddeU, of
Ravensworth Castle, Dec. 18, 1610. Died July, 1650. M.I.
at Lanchester. Father of Thomas (1628). (Vis. of Durham,
1666; H. M. Wood.)
SANDERSON, STEPHEN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Magdalene,
Apr. 29, 1659. S. of Edward, currier, of Sheffield. School,
Sheffield. Matric. 1659. Perhaps brother of Joseph
(1647).
SANDERSON, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, Nov. ii,
1581. S. of Robert. B. at Lowick, Northumberland. School,
Lynn. Matric. 1581.
SANDERSON, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Sidney, Oct.
23, 1628. S. of Samuel (1602-3), Esq. Bapt. Nov. 3, 1611,
at Brancepeth, Durham. School, Brancepeth. Matric. 1628.
Of Hedley-hope, Durham, Esq. Married Eleanor, dau. of
Francis Barker, of Topcliffe, Yorks., Feb. 10, 1656-7. Buried
at Lanchester, Apr. 30, 1695. (Vis. of Durham, 1666; Surtees,
II. 243.)
SANDERSON, THOMAS. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 16) at Mag-
dalene, Nov. 19, 1681. S. of George, Viscount Castleton.
B. at Sandbeck, Yorks. School, Laughton, Yorks. Matric.
1681. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Nov. 24, 1683. Died before 1714.
Brother of James (1681).
SANDERSON, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Pembroke,
Apr. 18, 1702. S. of Thomas, gent. B. at Bitteswell, Leics.
Matric. 1702-3; B..^. 1705-6; M.A. 1709. Ord. deacon
(London) Dec. 19, 1708; priest, Sept. 25, 1709. V. of
Tannington and Brundish, Suffolk, 1711. Died 1731. One
of these names chaplain in the Navy, 1712. Brother of
William (1708) and perhaps father of the next.
SANDERSON, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Mar. ir,
1727-8. S. of Thomas (? above), clerk. Matric. 1728; B.A.
1731; M.A. 1735. Fellow of Sidney, 1736. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) Dec. 19, 1736; priest, June 5, 1737. V. of Evington,
Leics., 1738-42. One of these names of Haslemere, Surrey,
clerk; will (P.C.C.) 1781.
SANDERSON, TIMOTHY. Adm. sizar at Trinity, Apr. 18, 1671.
Matric. 1671; B.A. 1674-5.
SAUNDERSON, W. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Easter, 1566.
SAUNDERSON, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Nov.
1549; B.A. 1552-3; M.A. 1555. Probably fellow of Pem-
broke, 1553; of Northumberland. Fellow of Christ's, 1555-61.
Received tonsure (London) May, 1554. R. of Covington,
Cambs., 1560. University preacher, 1567. R. of Terrington
St Clement, Norfolk, 1569-74. Preacher at Lynn. Com-
missioner for discovery of Popish recusants in Norfolk. Died
c. 1589. (Peile, I. 46; Cooper, 11. 79.)
SAUNDERSON, WILLIAM. M.A. 1629 (fil. nob.). Doubtless
2nd s. of Nicholas, Viscount Castleton, of Ireland. Adm. at
Lincoln's Inn, Nov. 5, 1614. Knighted, Aug. 31, 1625.
Equerry to James I and Charles I. Of Willoughton, Lines.
V.A.C.IV. IJ
Sandford, John
Married Jane, dau. of John Cooper, M.P. Died s.p. Will
dated, Aug. 10, 1642; proved, Mar. 1642-3. To be dis-
tinguished from the historian of these names for whom see
D.N.B. (Lines. Pedigrees, 858.)
SAUNDERSON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's,
Oct. 8, 1635. S. of John, merchant, of Oundle, Northants.
B. there, 1619. Schools, Oundle and Uppingham. Matric.
1636; B.A. 1639-40. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Feb. 22, 1644-5.
Probably ord. priest (Lincoln) Feb. 23, 1661-2. V. of
BiUesdon, Leics., 1662-8.
SANDERSON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Trinity, May 25, 1641.
Matric. 1641; B.A. 1644-5. One of these names intruded as
V. of Finedon, Northants., 1650; conformed and was buried
there Mar. 25, 1684. Possibly father of the next.
SANDERSON, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Clare, July 7, 1664.
Perhaps s. of William (? above), V. of Finedon, Northants.
(or possibly s. of William, of Pilton, Northants., gent.).
School, Oundle. Matric. 1664; B.A. 1668-9; M.A. 1673.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Mar. 7, 1668-9; priest, June 14, 1674.
Master of the School at Harrowden parva, Northants.,
1669-72. C. of Pytchley, 1672-4. V. of Weston-by-Welland,
1673-86. Died 1686.
SANDERSON, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Aug. 9,
1692. Of Northamptonshire. S. and h. of William, of Pilton,
gent. Bapt. June 17, 1672, at Aston, Northants. (his
mother's home). School, Oundle. Matric. 1693; B.A. 1696-7;
M.A. 1700. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 25, 1698. One of
these names R. of Compton, Surrey, 1715.
SANDERSON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Pembroke,
July 9, 1708. S. of Thomas, of BittesweU, Leics., gent.
Matric. 1709; B.A. 1712-3; M.A. 1716. Ord. deacon (Lincoln)
Sept. 19, 1713; priest, Mar. 13, 1714-5. Probably C. of
Aldwinkle St Peter, Northants., 1718; R., 1719-24. One
of these names R. of Holford, Somerset, 1723-36. Died 1736.
Brother of Thomas (1702).
SANDERSON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 20) at St John's,
Sept. 20, 1716. Exhibitioner from Charterhouse. S. of
Lieutenant Francis, of Middlesex. B. Mar. 30, 1696, in
London. Matric. 1716; B.A. 1720-1. Ord. priest (Rochester)
Mar. 6, 1725-6- C. of Lamberhurst, Kent, 1726. (Scott-
Mayor, HI. 307.)
SANDFORD, see also SAMPFORD.
SANFORD or SAUNFORD, ALEXANDER DE. ' King's Scholar,'
1337-45- Became a monk, 1345.
SANDFORD, DANIEL. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's,
May i8, 1723. S. of Daniel, of Middlesex. B. in London.
Schools, Manchester (Mr Barrow) and Wanslay, Derbs. (Mr
Fameworth). Matric. 1723; B.A. 1726-7; M.A. 1730. R. of
Mavesin Ridware, Staffs., 1730-80. Died Mar. 3, 1780,
aged 74. M.I. at St Nicholas, Castle Hedingham. Will
(P.C.C.) 1780. (Shaw, I. 197.)
SANFORD, FRANCIS. M.A. 1620 (Incorp. from Oxford). B.A.
(Christ Church, Oxford) 1601-2; M.A. (Broadgates Hall)
1618. V. of Royston, Yorks., 1617-9. V. of Silkstone, 1619-
35. (Al. Oxon.)
SANDFORD, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1613; B.A. 1615-6; M.A. 1619.
SANFORD, HUMFREY. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's,
Jan. 16, 1668-9. S. of Richard, Esq., of Whitchurch', Salop.
B. there, 1650. School, Shrewsbury (Mr Taylor). Matric.
1672; B.A. 1672-3; M.A. 1676. Fellow, 1672-81. Adm. at
Gray's Inn, June 8, 1670. Succeeded to the family estates
in 1676. Died unmarried, Oct. 28, 1712. Buried at St Chad's,
Shrewsbury. Benefactor to St John's. (ScoU-Mayor; Burke,
L.G.)
SANFORD, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Mar. 28, 1645.
Matric. 1645. Perhaps s. and h. of William, of Gray's Inn,
Esq.; adm. at Gray's Inn, May 26, 1646.
SANDFORD, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 13) at Magdalene, June
17, 1663. S. of John, of Lilford, Northants. School, Eton.
Matric. 1663; B.A. 1666-7; M.A. 1670. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
Dec. 19, 1668; priest, Sept. 24, 1670.
SANFORD, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, Mar. 2,
1663-4. S. of Humfrey, of Broadclist, Devon. B. there.
School, Broadclist (Mr Coplston). Matric. 1664. Migrated
to Pembroke, 1664. B.A. 1667-8. Perhaps of Mamhead,
Devon, clerk; admon. (Exeter) 1689.
SANDFORD, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Sidney, June 19,
1674. 2nd s. of Francis, shoemaker. B. at Shifnal, Salop.
School, Shifnal. Matric. 1674-5. Ord. deacon and priest
(Peterb.) Mar. 10, 1679-80. Doubtless V. of Long Buckby,
Northants., 1680-1720. Perhaps P.C. of Whilton, in 1690.
Married Mary Line, of Long Buckby, Nov. 7, 1683, at
Whilton. Buried at Long Buckby, Mar. 28, 1720. Will
(Archd. Northampton) 1720. (H. I. Longden.)
Sandford, John
SANDFORD, JOHN. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age i6) at Christ's,
Apr. 8, 1687. S. of Thomas. B. at High Ongar, Essex.
School, Bishop's Stortford {Mr Cooper). Matric. 1688; M.A.
1690 {Com. Reg.). Married Anne, dau. of Edward Denny,
Esq., of Bishop's Stortford. Died Nov. 28, 1743. aged 73.
M.I. at Bishop's Stortford. A benefactor to Bishop's Stort-
ford. {Clutterbuck, ill. 259; Peile, 11. 104.)
SANDFORD, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's, Oct. 24,
1720. S. of John, gent., of Middlesex. B. in London. School,
Westminster. Matric. 1720; B.A. 1724-5.
SANFORD, MARTIN. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Christ's, Apr. 15,
1692. S. of Thomas (1664). B. at Thorverton, Devon.
School, Tiverton (Mr Sanders). Matric. 1692; Scholar, 1693;
B.A. 1696-7. One of these names of Puddington, Devon,
clerk. Admon. (Exeter) 1716. But see Al. Oxon. for a con-
temporary namesake. {Peile, 11. 124.)
SANDFORD, PHILIP. Adm. pens, at Jesus, July 1, 1680.
S. of Richard, of Shrewsbury, clerk. Matric. (Christ Church,
Oxford) Mar. 17, 1664-5, age 16; B.A. (Oxford) 1668; M.A.
(Cambridge) 1680. V. of Wrotham, Kent, 1680-1715. Died
Oct. 1715. M.I. at Wrotham. {Al. Oxon.)
SANDFORD, Sir RICHARD, Bart. Adm. Nobleman (age 17) at
Christ's, Aug. 27, 1692. S. and h. of Sir Richard, Bart., of
Howgill Castle, Westmorland, deceased. B. there, Sept. 8,
1675 (said to have been at the hour of his father's death).
School, London. Succeeded as 3rd Bart., Sept. 8, 1675. M.P.
for Westmorland, 1695-1700; for Morpeth, 1701-2; for
Appleby, 1713-23. Of Howgill Castle. Died unmarried,
Apr. 2, 1723. {Peile, 11. 126; G.£.C., 11. 133.)
SANDFORD, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Queens', Nov. 23, 1650.
Of Essex. Probably s. and h. of George, of Colchester, gent,
(by his 1st wife, Sarah, dau. of John Soames). B. at Ford-
ham, Essex. School, Colchester. Age 9 in 1640-1. Adm. at
Gray's Inn, May i, 1657. {Essex Arch. Soc, N.S., iv. 38.)
SANDFORD, ROBERT. M.A. 1670 (Incorp. from Magdalen
College, Oxford). Matric. there, Mar. 18, 1656-7 {cler. fil.);
B.A. (Oxford) 1661; M.A. 1664. Faculty (Lambeth) to receive
Holy Orders, Dec. 21, 1667. V. of ToUesbury, Essex, 1671-7.
R. of Radwinter, 1677. Will (Cons. C. London) 1705; of
Walden, Essex. {Al. Oxon.)
SANDFORD, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's,
Mar. 3, 1731-2. S. of Samuel, attorney, of Salop. B. at
Whitchurch. School, Wem (Mr Appleton). Matric. 1732;
B.A. 1735-6; M.A. 1741. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Mar. 21,
1735-6; priest, June i, 1740; C. of Haconby, Lines. Lecturer
at Halifax, Yorks., 1744. V. of Huddersfield, 1753-9. R- of
Thomhill, 1756-60. Died 1760.
SANDFORD, THOMAS. Adm. at King's (age 17) a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 26, 1591. Of Bristol. Matric. c. 1591; B.A. 1595;
M.A. 1606. Fellow, 1594-8. R. of Sutton Valence, Kent,
1606-14. R. of Hope AU Saints', 1612. V. of Newington-
next-Hythe, 1615-45. Buried at Hope, June 24, 1645. Will
(Canterbury) 1645. (H. G. Harrison.)
SANDFORD, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Queens', Lent,
1647-8. Of Middlesex.
SANDFORD, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Queens', Apr. 17, 1650.
Of Kent.
SANDFORD, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Christ's, Apr.
13, 1664. S. of Thomas. B. at Musbury, Devon. School,
Broad Clist (Mr Copleston). Matric. 1664; B.A. 1667; M.^.
1678. Incorp. at Oxford, 1678. Ord. deacon (Exeter) May;
priest, Dec. 1668. V. of Thorverton, Devon, in 1677. Died
there Sept. 29, 1716. Will, Exeter. Father of Martin (1692).
{Peile, I. 608.)
SANFORD, TOBIAS. M.A. 1578 (Incorp. from Oxford). B.A.
(Oxford) 1570; M.A. 1574; M.B. and licensed to practise
medicine, Jan. 14, 1600-1.
SANDFORD, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Jan. 20,
1617-8. Matric. 1618; B.A. 1621-2; M.A. 1625; B.D. 1632.
R. of White Roding, Essex, by sequestration, 1648-60.
Living, 1670, when he gave £5 towards the College Chapel.
SANDFORD, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter,
1621; B.A. 1624-5; M.A. 1628. Ord. priest (Norwich) 1632.
V. of Walpole St Andrew, Norfolk, 1632.
SANDFORD, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, July 2,
1642. Of Lancashire. Matric. 1642.
SANDFORD, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Apr. 28,
1709. Of Shrewsbury. Matric. 1709; B.A. 1712-3; M.A.
1716; D.D. 1750. Ord. priest (London) Dec. 4, 1721. R. of
a benefice in Salop. P.C. of St Mary Aldermary, London,
c. 1736-54. President of Sion College, 1752. Died Nov. 7,
1754. WiU (P.C.C.) 1754; of St Mary Aldermary. (But
Hennessy says he died in 1765.)
SANFORTH, . B.Can.L. 1503-4.
SANFORD, B.Can.L. 1511-2. Probably George, V. of
Flore, Northants., 152&-32, resigned. {Bridges, i. 508.)
Sandy, Richard
SANDFORD, . Adm. sizar at Trinity, Jime 4, 1645.
SANDHAM, ROBERT. M.A. from King's, 1735. S. of WiUiam,
of Petworth, Sussex, gent. Colleger at Eton, 1722-5. Matric.
(Merton College, Oxford) July 17, 1725, age 18; B.A. (Oxford)
1729-30. {Al. Oxon.)
SANDYFORTH or SANDERFORTH, BERNARD. B.Civ.L.
1534-5; D.Civ.L. 1539-40. Fellow of Queens', 1537-43-
R. of St Martin, Ludgate, London, 1542-50. Preb. of
Westminster, 1546-54. V. of Canewdon, Essex, 1547-54,
deprived. P.C. of Paddington, until 1559. Died 1559. WiU
dated, Aug. 6, 1557; proved (P.C.C.) May 20, 1559.
SANDEFORTH, MILES. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Christ's, June
15, 1675. S. of George. B. at Wakefield, Yorks. School,
Giggleswick. Matric. 1675; B.A. 1678-9; M.A. 1682. Ord.
deacon (York) June, 1680; priest, Sept. 1682. V. of Hooton
Pagnell, Yorks., 1691-6. Buried there July 4, 1696. {Peile,
"• 59-)
SANDIFORD, CHARLES. Adm. pens, (age i6) at St John's,
Nov. 15, 1718. S. of Thomas. B. in the Barbadoes. School,
Merchant Taylors', London. Matric. 1717.
SANDIFORD, ROWLAND. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, May 3,
1729. Of Middlesex. Matric. 1729; B.A. 1732-3; M.A. 1749.
V. of St BarthoIomew-the-Less, London, 1750-4. R. of
Christ Church, Newgate Street, 1754-80. Died Apr. 13,
1780, aged 65. Will, P.C.C. (G. Mag.; Hennessy.)
SANDIVER, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius, July 3,
1738. S. of William, carpenter, of Newmarket. B. there.
School, Bury (Mr KjTinesman). Scholar, 1738-43; Matric.
1740; B.A. 1742. Ord. deacon (Norwich) June 26, i743;
priest (Ely, Litt. dim. from Rochester) Feb. 23, 1752. C. of
Thomey. R. of Croyland, Lines., 1761. Buried there. June 1,
1762. {Venn, 11. 44.)
SANDLAND, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's,
June 7, 1746. S. of Thomas, maltster, of Salop. B. at Wem.
School, Wem (Mr Appleton). Matric. 1746; B.A. 1749-50.
Ord. priest (Lichfield) Sept. 22, 1751; C. of Moreton Corbet,
Salop; C. of Eccles, Lanes., 1754. One of these names R. of
St Devereux, Hereford, 1771-91. {Scott-Mayor, in. 559.)
SANDON, EDWARD. Adm. pens, at Trinity, June 19, 1638.
Matric. 1639; B.A. 1641-2. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Jime 5,
1642.
SANDON, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, c. 1596.
B. at Grimsthorpe, Lines., 1578. B.A. 1599-1600; M.A. 1603.
Ord. priest (York) June 9, 1602. R. of Well, Lines., 1605-6.
R. of Halton Holgate, 1606.
SANDON, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's, Dec. 10,
1646. S. of John. B. at Southwark. School, Southwark
(Mr Woodward). Matric. 1647, 'Saddon'; Scholar. Buried
at Gt St Andrew's, Cambridge, May 7, 1649. {Peile, i. 510.)
SANDON, LAURENCE. Adm. sizar at Queens', May, 1648.
Of Lincolnshire. Matric. 1649; B.A. 1651. R. of Astwick,
Beds., 1663. V. of Arlesey, 1666. Buried July 11, 1668, at
Astwick.
SANDON, LAURENCE. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1680. Of
Lincolnshire. Matric. 1680, 'Saundem'; B.A. 1683-4.
SANDEN, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1628.
Perhaps same as the next.
SANDON, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, 1630. Of
Bedfordshire. B.A. 1634-5; M.A. 1638. R. of Thorpe-on-
the-Hill, Lines., 1641-2.
SANDWELL, GEOFFREY. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Sidney,
June, 1625. S. of Geoffrey, yeoman, deceased. B. at
Minster, Kent. Schools, St John's and Wye. Matric. 1625.
SANDWELL, GEOFFREY. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1651. Of Kent.
SANDWICH, JOHN, Earl of, see MONTAGU.
SANDWYCKE, JOHN. M.A. Fellow of Corpus Christi, 1399.
SANDWITH, HENRY. Adm. scholar (age 15) at Caius, 1591.
S. and h. of Robert, of Stillington, Yorks. School, Bury St
Edmunds (Mr Wright). Scholar, 1592-5. Of Barton-on-
Humber, Lines. Married Magdalen, dau. of Richard Atkin-
son, of Barton. Living in 1640. Doubtless father of the next.
(Lines. Pedigrees, 850; Venn, i. 144.)
SANDWITH, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from St John's, Lent,
1626-7. Doubtless s. and h. of Henry (above). Bapt. Feb. 12,
1608-9, at Barton-on-Humber. Adm. at Gray's Inn, May 23,
1629 {sic). Married (1) Elizabeth, dau. of Edward Nelthorpe,
of Beverley, Yorks.; (2) Sarah Swann. Buried at Barton,
Nov. 23, 1640. (Lines. Pedigrees, 850.)
SANDIE, RICHARD. M.A. 1587 (Incorp. from Oxford). Matric.
(Exeter College, Oxford) c. 1581, age 18; B.A. 1583-4; M.A.
1586. Fellow of Exeter College, 1581-90. Ord. deacon and
priest (Lincoln) Mar. 12, 1589-90. R. of Gt Linford, Bucks.,
1589-1634. Buried there 1634. {Al. Oxon.)
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Sandy, Thomas
SANDY, THOMAS. B.A. from Trinity, 1601-2. Perhaps ord
priest (Norwich) June 15, 1606; 'aged 28; M.A.' R. of
Horningtoft, Norfolk, 1606.
SANDYE, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Christ's, May, 1544-
B.A. 1544-5-
SANDYLANDS, ANDREW. Fellow of Christ's, 1624-30. A
Scotchman. M.A. 1615 (probably of Edinburgh). R. of
Gt Waldingfield, Suffolk, 1632 ; ' the proud audatious Parson,'
signs, 1638 (Par. Reg.).
SANDYS, see also SONDES.
SANDS, ANTHONY. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's, Easter
1551. Probably 6th s. of George (? William), of Hawkshead'
Lanes. OfEsthwaite. Married Anne, dau. of Robert Mann of
Bullingbroke, Lines. Buried at Hawkshead, Nov. 13 1501
Brother of Edwin (1538-9) and Miles (1544).
SANDYS or SANDS, BENEDICT. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel
June 14, 1688. S. of Sir Richard, of Northboume Court'
Kent, Knt., and twin-brother of Sir Richard, Bart. Matric!
1688. Died s.p., 1700, aged 29. (Foster, Lanes. Pedi-
grees.)
SANDYS, CHAUNCY. Adm. pens, (age is) at Sidney, July 27,
1621. S. of Henry, of Culworth, Northants., gent., deceased
(and PrisciUa, dau. of Sir Toby Chauncy, of Edgcote). B
at Edgcote, Northants. Schools, Edgcote and Ashby. Matric
1621.
SANDYS, DAVID. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter 1611
Possibly 3rd s. of Adam, of Graythwaite, Westmorland- if
so, afterwards of Fieldhead. B. at Pontefract. B.A. from
Tnnity, 1614-5; M.A. 1618. Ord. deacon (London) Dec. 10
1619, age 24. (Foster, Lanes. Pedigrees.)
^A^^l^.^O^^^- Of St John's. S. of George (? William)
(and Margaret, dau. of John Dixon, of London), and probably
grandson of William, of Hawkshead, Lanes. (There appears
to be some confusion among the authorities as to his parent-
age and ancestry, but in the Visitations he generally occurs
as s. of George, citizen of London.) Probably b. at Esthwaite
HaU, c. 1519. B.A. 1538-9; M.A. 1541; B.D. 1546; D.D
1549- Proctor, 1542-3. Master of St Catharine's, 1549-53
ejected. Vice-Chancellor, 1552-3. V. of Haversham, Bucks '
in 1548. Preb. of Peterborough, 1549-54; deprived, but
restored, 1559. Preb. of Carlisle, 1552-4- Imprisoned for
his support of Lady Jane Grey. Afterwards in retirement at
Strasburg. Bishop of Worcester, i559-7o; of London, 1570-7.
Archbishop oi York, 1577-88. One of the translators of the
Bishops' Bible. Married Cicely, dau. of Thomas Wilford of
Cranbrook, Kent. Died July 10, 1588. Buried in SouthweU
Minster. M.I. Ancestor in the female line of Sandys-
Lumsdaine and of Lord Sandys. Father of Miles (1578) and
brother of Miles (1544)- {Vis. of Kent, 1619; Vis. of Cambs
1619; Vts. of Bueks., 1634; D.N.B.; Le Neve, Fasti, 111. 115-
Cooper, II. 24.)
SANDYS, EDWIN. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Peterhouse Oct 6
1617- Perhaps s. of Miles (1578), of Wilburton, Cambs!
Matric. 1617; B.A. 1621-2. One of these names buried at
South Witham, Lines., Nov. 22, 1630. {T. A. Walker.)
SANDYS, EDWIN. Adm. sizar (age c. 18) at St John's, Jan 18
1630-1. S. of Christopher, of Hamlette Booth in Hawkshead'
Fumess Fells, Lanes., and grandson of Adam, of Graythwaite'
School, Sedbcrgh. Matric. 1631; B.A. 1634-5; MA from'
Peterhouse, 1638. FcUow of Peterhouse, Apr. 3, 1638-46
ejected. (T. A. Walker, 61; Foster, Lanes. Pedigrees.)
SANDYS, FRANCIS. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Emmanuel Oct 27
1726. Matric. 1732. One of these names, M.D. 1739 '{Lit
Reg.), 'skiUed in physic' Surgeon and lecturer in anatomy
m Cambridge. WiU (P.C.C.) 1771; of Potton, Beds.
SANDYS, GEORGE. Adm. pens, (age i6) at Sidney, Apr 5
1621. S of Thomas, Esq. B. in St Andrew's, London!
School, Walden, Essex. Matric. 1621; B.A. 1624-5- MA
1628. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Apr. 14; priest, Apr. 15' 1629
R. of Willersey, Gloucs., 1630-c. 42; sequestered, and 1660-
c. 1690. (F. S. Hockaday.)
SANDYS, HANBURY. M.A. from Pembroke, 1700. 5th s of
Edward, of Brimpsfield, Gloucs., gent. Matric. (St Mary
Hall, Oxford) IVIar. 22, 1688-9, age 15; B.A. (Hart Hall,
Oxford) 1692. Ord. deacon (Winchester) Dec. 24 1601-
priest, Mar. 4, 1693-4. R- of Brimpsfield, 1710-26. Chaplam
in the Navy; dismissed, c. 1714. Will, Gloucs. C.C. (Al
Oxon.; F. S. Hockaday.)
SANDYS, HENRY. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs
1569.
SANDYS, JAMES. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter
1566. '
SANDYS, JAMES. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, May 28
1703. S. of Henry, of London. School, Westminster. '
Sandys, William
SANDES, JOHN. Adm. scholar (age 17) at Caius, Apr. 23, i6ir.
S. of Robert gent., of Tumby and of Bennington, Lines
School Lobthorpe (Mr John Bayes, B.A.). Married Eliza-
beth, dau. of Robert Middlemore, of Enfield, Middlesex
Apr. 28, 1627. Of Thornton Curtis, Lines., in 1634. Died
Dec. 21, 1664, aged 74 (sic). Buried at GoxhiU. (Lines.
Pedigrees, 848.) ^
SANDYS, JOHN Adm. sizar (age 18) at Christ's, May 15, 1671.
b.°l ^m""^^*-.,^- ""} ^V"'^^ ^"«^"*' L^ncs. School, Hawks-
head (Mr Bordeley). Matnc. 1671. Migrated to St John's
M^V^^ /<,'• I^-A- 1674-5; M.A. 1678. Ord. priest (London)
r ^/^' w^3- R- of Doddinghurst, Essex, 1683-^9. Died
1699. (Petle, II. 35.) ^ ^^
^^^°\^'k^'^Fu^- ^f^^'"- P^°^- ^'•°'° St John's, Michs. 1544.
AH°,^^^7t^'\?-^°i G£°'-ge(? William), of Esthwaite, Lanes.
Adm. at the Middle Temple, 1551 (s. of William). Bencher
1578. Treasurer, 1588-95. Clerk of the Crown. Of Latimer
r ^.rl,?"'^ °X^""P^'^^^^' Gloucs. Married (i) Hester, dau
of WiUiam Chfton, of Barrington, Somerset; (2) Brideet
Colt, of Latimers. Died Oct. 22, 1601, at Latimers. Brother
°lT,"i^ 538-9)- (Vis. of Bucks., 1634; Vis. of Gloucs.,
1623; Middle Temple Benek Bk.)
SANDYS, MILES. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse, Michs. 1578
Of Wilburton, Isle of Ely. 3rd s. of Edwin (1538-9), Arch-
bishop of York (by his 2nd wife Cecilia, dau. of Sir Thomas
Wilford, of Cranbrook, Kent). B. Mar. 29, 1563. School
Merchant Taylors'. B.A. 1579-80; M.A. 1583. Fellow, 1581.
FeUow of Queens', 1585-8. Proctor, 1588-9. Preb. of York
1585-1602. Knighted, May 11, 1603. Created Bart., Nov'
25, 1612. M.P. for the University, 1614; for Huntingdon
1621-2; for Cambs., 1628-9. Sheriff for Cambs. and Hunts
1615-6. Married (i) Elizabeth, dau. of Edward Cooke, of
North Cray, Kent; (2) Mary West, widow. Died 1645. WiU
(P.C.C.) 1645- Perhapsfatherof Richard (1609). (Robinson,
I. 17; Cooper, II. 352; G.E.C., 1. 89.)
SANDYS, MILES. Adm. pens, (age 14) at Sidney, Mar. 24
1623-4. Probably s. of Thomas (1584) and grandson of
Edwin, Archbishop of York. B. in Blackfriars, London.
School, Maldon (Mr John Daynes). Matric. 1624; B.A 1627-
8; M.A. 1631. FeUowof Peterhouse, 1654. Perhaps the same
who was presented to ' Hardwick-CMwj-Membris, Warwick '
Feb. 9, 1646-7. (Shaw, i. 337; Vis. of London, 1634.) '
SANDS, NATHANIEL. Adm. pens, at Trinity, June 8 1664
Matnc. 1664; Scholar, 1668; B.A. 1668-9; M.A. 1674.
Signed for deacon's orders (London) June 16, 1671- 'C. of
South Weald, Essex.' Ord. priest (Ely) Dec. 24, 1671.
SANDES, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1609
Possibly s. of Miles (1578). If so, buried at South Witham
Lines., Aug. 13, 1619. (Vis. of Cambs., 1619; T. A. Walker.)
SANDYS, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1634-
a scholar from Westminster. Perhaps 3rd s. of Sir Edwin
of Northboume, Kent, and grandson of Edwin (1538-9)!
A Colonel in the Parliament army. Of Donne Hall, near
Westerham. Died 1669. One of these names 2nd s of
Edwin, of Ombersley, Worcs., Knt. B. 1616. Adm. at Gray's
Inn, May 14, 1636. KiUed at Edgehill, Oct. ii, 1642. (Al.
Westmon.; Foster, Lanes. Pedigrees.)
SANDES, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Michs. 1606.
One of these names, 'of Dettington' (? Distington), Cumber-
land, adm. at the Inner Temple, 1607. Probably brother of
Walter (1606).
SANDYS, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Sidney, Jan. 26, 1615-6.
S. of Thomas, of London, gent. Matric. 1615-6; B.A. 1619-
20; M.A. 1623. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Nov. 1; priest, Nov. 2,
1625. R.ofBoddington, Northants., 1628-75. Married Alice,
dau. of Laurence Washington, of Sulgrave, Northants.
Buried at Boddington, Dec. 13, 1675, aged 75. (Baker, 1. 482;
Bridges, i. 106.)
SANDYS, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, Nov. i, 1669.
Of Worcester. S. of Martin, Esq., and grandson of Sir
Samuel, of Ombersley, Worcs., Knt. B. May 19, 1653.
Scholar, 1671; Matric. 1672; B.A. 1673-4. Fellow, 1674-6.
Died Nov. 19, 1676, aged 23. (Le Neve, Mon., iv. 172; T. A.
Walker, 141.)
SANDES, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Michs. 1584.
Probably 5th s. of Edwin (1538-9). B. Dec. 3, 1568. Of
London. Doubtless father of Miles (1624).
SANDES, WALTER. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Michs.
1606. Perhaps s. of Robert. Bapt. Dec. 21, 1585, at St Bees,
Cumberland. Possibly migrated to Oxford; matric. (Queen's
College, Oxford) Feb. 17, 1608-9, age 20; 'of Cumb., pleb.'
Probably brother of Robert (1606). (Al. Oxon.)
SANDYS, WILLIAM. Scholar at King's Hall, 1449-59.
SANDYS, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 14) at Trinity, Feb. 8,
1720-1. S. of John, of London. School, Westminster.
Matric. 1721; Scholar, 1722; B.A. 1724-5.
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Sankey, Clement
SANKEY or ZANCHY, CLEMENT. Adm. pens, (age 15) at
Magdalene, Mar. 13, 1647-8. S. of Walter, gent., of London.
Matric. 1647-8; B.A. 1651-2; M.A. 1655; D.D. 1668. Fellow.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1655. R. of St Clement Eastcheap,
London, 1666-1707. R. of Colne-Engaine, Essex. R. of
Settrington, Yorks., 1667. Canon of York, 1669-1707. R. of
Whitchurch, Salop, 1684. Licensed Apr. 10, 1669, to marry
Mary Archer, of Bourn, Cambs. Died 1707. {Hennessy; H.
B. Swanzy.)
SANKEY or ZANKEY, JEREMY. Matric. sizar from Trinity,
Michs. 1637. S. of Richard (1608), of Salop, cler. Migrated to
Clare, July 4, 1640. B.A. 1640-1; M.A. 1644. Fellow of All
Souls, and sub-warden, 1648, by the Parliamentary visitors.
Proctor (Oxford), 1649. Ordered to be created D.C.L., 1649.
Commander of cavalry in the Parliamentary Force in
Ireland. M.P. for Tipperary and Waterford, 1654-5; for
Reigate, 1656; for Marlborough, 1657; for Woodstock, 1659.
Knighted, Nov. 16, 1658. {Al. Oxon.)
SANKYE, HAMLET. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Michs. 1572.
Doubtless s. of John, of Edesborough, Bucks. Preb. of St
Patrick's, Dublin, 1581. (H. B. Swanzy; Fasti, v. 241, 304.)
SANKEY, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 20) at Magdalene, June 22,
1712. S. of Richard (1673), V. of Downton, Hereford,
deceased. B. at Leintwardine, Hereford. School, Leint-
wardine. Matric. 1712; B.A. 1715-6. R. of Elveden, Suffolk,
1728-39. R. of Icklingham St James', 1731-9. Died 1739.
Brother of Thomas (1708).
SANKEY, RICHARD. M.A. 1608 (Incorp. from Oxford). Of
Salop, cler. fil. Probably 2nd s. of Peter, R. of Wem, Salop.
Matric. (Oriel College, Oxford) Oct. 20, 1598, age 16; B.A.
1602; M.A. (St Edmund's Hall, Oxford) 1605. R. of Wem,
Salop, 1606. R. of Hodnet, 1615. Died 1634. Will, P.C.C.
Father of Jeremy (1637). (Al. Oxon.)
SANCHEY or ZANCHEY, RICHARD. Adm. sizar at Jesus,
Oct. 21, 1673. S. of Humphrey, of Gatting, Salop. Matric.
(Pembroke College, Oxford) Mar. 17, 1670-1, age 17; B.A.
(Cambridge) 1674-5. V. of Downton, Hereford, 1681. Father
of John (1712), Thomas {1708) and perhaps of the next.
SANKEY, RICHARD. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, May 24, 1699.
Of Salop. Perhaps s. of Richard (above). Matric. 1699; B.A.
1702-3; M.A. from King's, 1706. Ord. deacon (Norwich)
Sept. 1704. Chaplain at King's, 1705. R. of Elveden,
Suffolk, 1706-28. Died 1728. Perhaps brother of the next
and of John (1712).
SANKEY, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 20) at Magdalene, July
19, 1708. S. of Richard (1673), V. of Downton, Hereford.
B. at Leintwardine, Hereford. School, Leintwardine. Matric.
1710. Brother of John (1712) and perhaps of Richard (above).
SANSOME or SANSONN, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Christ's,
July, 1619; B.A. 1622-3; M.A. 1626. Ord. priest (Peterb.)
Sept. 24, 1626. (Peile, i. 329.)
SANSOM or SANSON, JOHN. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's,
June 29, 1690. Exhibitioner from Charterhouse. Doubtless
s. and h. of John, of London. Bapt. July i, 1674, at St Olave,
Hart Street. Matric. 1690. Adm. at the Inner Temple,
May 28, 1692. Will dated, Feb. 27, 1704-5; proved (P.C.C.)
May 4, 1705, by Anne Sansom, widow. [Al. Carthus.)
SANSON or SANSAM, NICHOLAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at
Magdalene, June 8, 1653. S. of Richard (i6ii), late R. of
Hemingby, Lines. School, Lincohi. Matric. 1653; B.A.
1656-7; M.A. 1662. Probably R. of WithcaU, Lines., 1660.
SANSON, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, Apr. 25,
1579- Matric. 1579; B.A. from Magdalene, 1582-3.
SANSOME or SANSAN, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Corpus
Christi, Easter, 1611. Of Leicestershire. B.A. 1614-5;
M.A. 1619. R. of Thorganby, Lines., 1622. R. of Hemingby]
1632. Will (Lincohi) 1639; Sansan. Father of Nicholas
(1653)-
SANSON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Christ's, Apr. 21,
1638. S. of John. B. at Twizell, Northumberland. Schools,
Morpeth and Newcastle (Mr Oxlev). Matric. 1638; B.A.
1641-2. One of these names Usher of Newcastle Grammar
School, in 1662. {Peile, i. 453.)
SANSOME, WILLIAM. .\dm. sizar at Emmanuel, Apr. 17, 1661.
Of Leicestershire. Matric. 1661. Perhaps schoolmaster of
Hinckley, Leics., 1685. (Nichols, iv. 702.)
SANSTROP, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Easter, 1639.
SANTON, ROBERT. D.Can.L. 1460-1. Perhaps R. of Birch-
anger, Essex, i486. Died 1487.
SANTRATH, (sic). M.A. from Jesus, 1619 (in ordo).
SAP?, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Michs.
1627. Of Norwich. B.A. 1631-2; M.A. 1635. V. of Guest-
wick, Norfolk, 1639.
SAPWELL, WILLIAM. B.A. 1512-3.
SARE, see also SAYER and SAWYER.
Satterthwaite, William
SARB or SAYER, ADY. Matric. pens, from Jesus, c. 1590.
S. and h. of Thomas, of Lenham, Kent (and Joanna, dau. of
John Ady). B.A. 1593-4. .^dm. at the Inner Temple, Nov.
1593. Called to the Bar, 1603. Bencher, 1619. Lent Reader,
1620. Of Provenders, Norton, Kent. Married and had issue.
(Vis. of Kent, 1619; Inner Temple, Masters of the Bench.)
SARE, CHRISTOPHER. LL.B. 1565-6.
SARE or SARES, JAMES. Adm. sizar at Trinity, Sept. 30,
1645. Of Sussex. Matric. 1645; Scholar, 1647; B.A. 1649-50.
SARE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter, 1580. Of
Northamptonshire.
SARE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1639.
SARE, THOMAS. M.A. from Trinity, 1638 (Incorp. from
Oxford). Doubtless s. of Robert, of Woodhurst, Sussex,
pleb. Matric. (Magdalen Hall, Oxford) Jan. 31, 1622-3,
age 17; B.A. 1625-6. M.A. not recorded. R. of Whatlington,
Sussex, 1641. One of these names of St Antholin's, London,
clerk; buried there Aug. 27, 1678; will (Cons. C. London)
1678. (Al. Oxon.)
SARGEANT, see SERGEANT.
SARGENSON, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Peterhouse, Michs.
1655. Of Coventry. School, Coventry. B.A. 1658-9; M.A.
from King's, 1662. Incorp. at Oxford, 1663. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) June 8, 1661; priest (Ely) Sept. 20, 1662. Chaplain
at King's, 1661. C. of St Edward's, Cambridge. C. of
Harbledown, Kent, c. 1663-70. R. of St George's, Canter-
bury, 1671. R. of St Mildred, 1672-84. Minor canon, c.
1679-82. R. of St Mary Magdalen, 1681. Buried at St
George's, Canterbury, May 13, 1684. (H. G. Harrison.)
SARGENSON, LAURENCE. Matric. sizar from Queens', Michs.
1571. Of Yorkshire. B.A. 1575-6; M.A. 1579. R. of Ittering-
ham, Norfolk, 1585. R. of Thwaite, 1605-12. R.ofReedham,
1614-9.
SAROP, RICHARD. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1457.
SARRAT, ROGER, see SORRATT.
SARSON, see also SEARSON.
SARESON, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1631. Of Leicestershire. B.A. 1633-4; M.A. 1637.
Ord. priest (Peterb.) Dec. 18, 1636. V. of Headon, Notts.,
1637-40. Died 1640.
SARSON, LAURENCE. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Feb. 21,
1628-9. Of Nottinghamshire. Matric. 1629; B.A. 1632-3;
M.A. 1636; B.D. from St Catharine's, 1643. Fellow of
Emmanuel, 1636. Ord. priest (Peterb.) Dec. 22, 1639. Pre-
sented to Silk WiUoughby, Lines., 1647.
SARSON, OLIVER. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Michs. 1564.
One of these names R. of Lidgate, Suffolk, 1576-1625. Died
1625.
SARSON, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Michs. 1566;
B.A. 1570-1; M..^. 1574. R. of Burton Overy, Leics., 1576;
'Aged 28; well learned; preacher; ord. by Bp of Peter-
borough' (Lib. Cleri, 1576.)
SARSON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Caius, June 30,
1622. S. of William, husbandman, of Stanford-on-Soar,
Notts. School, Loughborough (Mr Spunge). Matric. 1622;
Scholar, 1625-7; B.A. 1625-6; M.A. 1629. R. of Stanford-
on-Soar, 1630. (Venn, 1. 259.)
SARSON, . B.A. 1478-9.
SARTAIN or SARTON, RALPH. B.A. 1569-70, as Serton. Of
Richmondshire. M.A. from Pembroke, 1573. Fellow, 1571.
(Loder gives M..^. 1563; Fellow, 1561.)
SATCHELL, see SACHELL.
SATTERTHWAITE, BISHOP. Adm. sizar at Trinity, Feb. 20,
1656-7. S. and h. of PhiUp (1637), of Bromley, Kent.
Matric. 1656-7. Migrated to Peterhouse, Sept. 2, 1662.
Scholar there; B.A. 1663-4. (T. A. Walker, 121; Vis. of
Kent, 1663.)
SATTERTHWAITE, ELIAS. Adm. sizar (age zy) at Christ's,
June 23, 1636. S. of William. B. at Gt Oakley, Northants.
School, Oakham (Mr Stackhouse). Matric. 1637; B.A. 1639-
40 (Elijah); M.A. 1643. (Peile, 1. 444.)
SATTERTHWAITE, PHILIP. M.A. 1637 (Incorp. from Oxford).
Of Northamptonshire. 4th s. of Francis, of Lamport. Bapt.
there, Feb. 11, 1600-1. Matric. (Trinity College, Oxford)
Oct. 26, 1621, age 20; degrees not recorded. LL.D. from
Peterhouse, 1662. V. of BirUng, Kent, until 1643, 'D.D.'
R. of Ibstock, Leics., 1660-6. Of Bromley, Kent. Will
(P.C.C.) 1666; of Bromley. Father of Bishop (1656-7).
(Al. Oxon.; Vis. of Kent, 1663.)
SATERTHWAIT, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's,
June 25, 1673. S. of Thomas, of Fumess Fells, Lanes. B.
there. School, Kendal. Matric. 1673.
SAUCER orSACER, . B.A. 1511-2; M.A. 1515-
20
Sauchier, William
SAUCHIER, WILLIAM. M.A. 1615 (on King's visit).
SAUL, see also SALL and SAWELL.
SAUL, EDWARD. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Nov. 3, 1659.
Of Lincolnshire. Matric. 1659; B.A. 1663. Signs for deacon's
orders (London) Sept. 18, 1663; C. of Bassingthorpe, Lines.
SAUL, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at Queens', June 13, 1622. Of
Lincolnsliire. Migrated to Emmanuel, Oct. 1622. Matric.
1623; B.A. 1626-7; M.A. 1634.
SAULE, WALTER. Scholar at King's Hall; adm. Dec. 3, 1361.
Promoted to a benefice, 1387.
SAUNDERS, see SANDERS.
SAURESBY, JAMES. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1584; B.A. 1587-8.
SAUTINIUS (SAUTIN), PETER. M.D. 162 1 (Incorp. from
Padua). Practised at Norwich. Will (P.C.C.) 1630.
SAUTRE, JOHN DE, see SAWTRE.
SAVACRE, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1633; B.A. 1637-8. Possibly s. of Edward (Savacar), R. of
Notgrove, Gloucs., in 1577 and again in 1594.
SAVACRE, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs.
1638.
SAVADGE, ARTHUR. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Dec. 6, 1631. Of
Sussex. Matric. 1631; B.A. 1635-6; M.A. 1640. Ord.
deacon (Carlisle) Mar. 5, 1636-7. R. of Brougham, West-
morland; ejected, 1644; restored, 1660-3. Preb. of Carlisle,
1660-1700. V. of Caldbeck, Cumberland, 1663-1700. Died
1700. Father of Richard (1656-7). (For a contemporary
see Al. Oxon.) (Nightingale, 1247.)
SAVAGE, ARTHUR. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Magdalene,
May 31, 1662. S. of William, of Northlees, Derbs. School,
Dronfield. Matric. 1662; B.A. 1665-6.
SAVAGE, ATHELSTAN. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's,
July 7, 1680. S. of Andrew, clerk. B. at Llanbrynmair,
Montgomery. School, Llanidloes (Mr Lloyd). Matric. 1681;
B.A. 1683-4; M.A. 1689. Second Master of Oswestry School.
R. of Llan-y-Cil, Merioneth, 1690-1705. (St Asaph, iii.
125.)
SAVAGE, BONIFACE. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1579;
B.A. from Clare, 1584-5; M.A. from Trinity, 1588.
SAVAGE, BONIFACE. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1598. One of these names of Pontefract, Yorks., in 1629;
married Mercy, dau. of Charles Young, of Methley, in
1611.
SAVAGE, CULPEPER. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, May
14, 1706. S. of John (1659-6), clerk, of Uppingham, Rutland.
B. there. School, Uppingham (under his father). Matric.
1706; B.A. 1709-10; M.A. 1713. Ord. deacon (London) Mar.
16, 1711-2. V. of Stone-in-Oxney, Kent, until i753- V. of
Sutton Valence, 1723. R. of Eastry, 1747-53- R- of Town
Sutton, 1747. Buried at St James', Bath, June 2, 1753.
Brother of John (1686).
SAVAGE, EDWARD. B.A. from Jesus, 1615-6; M.A. 1619.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Mar. 1, 1617-8; priest, Sept. 20, 1618.
C. of Swavesey, Cambs., 1618. R. of Tilbrook, Beds., 1621.
P.C. of Long Stow, Hunts., in 1651.
SAVAGE, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter, 1573.
Migrated to Trinity. Scholar, 1578; B.A. 1578-9; M.A. 1582;
B.D. 1589; D.D. 1608. Fellow of Trinity, 1581. Incorp. at
Oxford, 1601. V. of Trumpington, Cambs., 1594-5- V. of
Chesterton, 1599. V. of Masham, Yorks., 1601-2. R. of
Farthinghoe, Northants., 1602-38. R. of Ripple, Worcs.,
1607. Will (P.C.C.) 1638. Father of the next.
SAVAGE, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Easter, 1633.
S. of Francis (above), clerk, R. of Ripple, Worcs. Matric.
(Magdalen HaU, Oxford) Dec. 9, 1631, age 16; B.A. (Em-
manuel) 1634-5; M.A. (do.) 1638.
SAVAGE, HENRY. Ord. deacon (London) Dec. 21, 1583; 'B.A.;
of St John's; age 30; of Hallingbury, Essex '; priest. May 27,
1586. B. at Glandford Brigg, Lines. C. of Hormead,
Essex.
SAVAGE, HENRY. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1671.
Matric. Easter, 1672; B.A. 1675-6; M.A. 1679; B.D. 1690.
Fellow, 1675-91. Ord. priest (London) Mar. 11, 1676-7.
Died 1691. (Harwood.)
SAVAGE, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Queens', Aug. 14, 1675.
Of London. Colleger at Eton, 1666-74. One of these names
adm. at Leyden, Oct. 27, 1681.
SAVAGE, JOHN. Fellow of Peterhouse, 1437-47- Perhaps
R. of Bale, Norfolk, c. 1447. One of these names, 'LL.B.,'
R. of St Andrew Undershaft, London, 1443-75- Died 1475;
to be buried in St Paul's. Will, Coram. C. London.
SAVAGE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, c. 1595.
Savage, Thomas
SAVAGE, JOHN. B.A. from Jesus, 1610-1; M.A. 1614. Perhaps
ord. deacon and priest (Lincoln) Feb. 21, 1618-9. One of
these names V. of Long Stanton All Saints', Cambs., 1612-9.
SAVAGE, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Queens', Feb. 28, 1619-20.
Of Warwickshire. Perhaps brother of William (1616).
SAVAGE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's, Easter,
1634. Of Dorset. B.A. 1637-8; M.A. 1641. Fellow. Ord.
deacon (Norwich) Jan. 2, 1643-4; priest (Lincoln) Dec. 8,
1644. Probably R. of Bloxworth, Dorset, in 1651. Buried
there, 1697. (Hutchins, i. 183.)
SAVAGE, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Sidney, Jan. 31,
1659-60. ist s. of Thomas, clockmaker. B. at Exeter.
Schools, Exeter and Tiverton. Matric. i66o; B.A. 1663-4;
M.A. 1667. Fellow, 1664. C. of Airington, Cambs., 1668.
R. of Morcott, Rutland, 1682-1721. Head Master of Upping-
ham School, 1684-1721. Died 1721. Father of John (1686)
and Culpeper (1706).
SAVAGE, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's, Sept. 8,
1685. S. of Thomas, cooper, deceased. B. at Peterborough,
Northants. School, Peterborough (Mr Waring). Matric.
1687; B.A. 1689-90. Ord. deacon (London) May 23, 1692.
See Al. Oxon. for a contemporary namesake.
SAVAGE, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, Apr. 7,
1686. S. of John (1659-60), R. of Morcott, Rutland. B. in
Rutland. School, Uppingham (Mr Davison). Matric. 1686;
B.A. 1689-90; M.A. 1693; B.D. 1701. Fellow, 1692-1704.
Ord. priest (Lincohi) Sept. 20, 1696. V. of Holme-on-
Spalding-Moor, Yorks., 1703-33. Died 1733. Brother of
Culpeper (1706).
SAVAGE, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Feb. 13, 1690-1.
Of Hertfordshire. B. 1673. School, Westminster. Matric.
1691; B.A. 1694-5; M.A. 1698. Incorp. at O.xford, 1705.
B.D. and D.D. (Christ Church, Oxford) 1707. Incorp. at
Cambridge, 1730. R. of Bygrave, Herts., 1701-8. R. of
Clothall, 1708-47. Lecturer at St George's, Hanover Square,
1732. Author, historical, etc. Killed Mar. 22 (?24), 1746-7,
by a fall down the steps of the scaffolding erected for Lord
Lovat's trial. (Al. Westmon., 209; D.N.B.; Al. Oxon.;
G. Mag. ; L. Mag.)
SAVAGE, LUKE. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Michs.
1548.
SAVAGE, REPENT. Adm. pens, at Christ's, Apr. 11, 1581.
B. at Brentwood, Essex. Matric. 1581; B.A. 1584-5; LL.D.
from Pembroke, 1606-7. Ord. deacon (London) May, 1599.
R. of Corringham St Mary, Essex, 1599-1619. Married
Mercie Chace, July 14, 1608. Will (Cons. C. London) 1619-20;
of Gt Warley. Probably father of the next. (Peile, i. 164.)
SAVAGE, REPENT. Matric. pens, from King's, Easter, 1622.
Of Cambridgeshire. Probablys. of Repent (above). Migrated
to Queens', 1624; B.A. 1627 8.
SAVAGE, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from King's, Lent, 1656-7.
S. of Arthur (1631), V. of Caldbeck, Cumberland. B.A.
1660-1. Ord. deacon (Carlisle) Sept. 25, 1670; priest, Sept.
21, 1673. V. of Thursby, Cumberland, 1673-4. Buried at
Caldbeck, Apr. 4, 1674- (B. Nightingale, 544, 553.)
SAVIDGE, SAMUEL. Matric. sizar from St Catharine's,
Easter, 1646; B.A. 1649-50. Ord. priest (Norwich) Aug. 23,
1662. V. of Aldeburgh, Suffolk, 1656.
SAVAGE, SAMUEL. M.A. from King's, 1720. S. of John, of
Worcester, clerk. Matric. (Magdalen Hall, Oxford) Mar. 19,
1701-2, age 18; B.A. (Oxford) 1705. Ord. deacon (Wor-
cester) Sept. 22, 1706; priest (Oxford) June 19, 1709. V. of
Dymock, Gloucs., 1714-61. R. of Poole Keynes, Wilts.,
1721. Chaplain to Lord Ducie. Died 1761. Will, P.C.C.
(Al. Oxon.; F. S. Hockaday.)
SAVAGE, THOMAS. LL.D. (Incorp.) 1495-6. S. of Sir John,
of Clifton, Cheshire. Chaplain to Henry VII, 1485. Employed
as ambassador to Castile and Portugal, 1488, and to France,
1490. Bishop of Rochester, 1493-6. Bishop of London,
1496-1501. Archbishop of York, 1501-7. Died Sept. 3, 1507.
Buried in York Minster. (Cooper, 1. 12; D.N.B.)
SAVAGE, THOMAS. M.A. 1621 (Incorp. from Oxford). Of
Oxfordshire. Militis fil. Matric. (Magdalen College, Oxford)
Tune 16, 1610, age 17; B.A. 1615; M.A. 1618. Fellow of
Magdalen, 1618-21. R. of Sutton Bonuington St Michael,
Notts., 1620. R. of St Anne, 1623. Licensed, June 28, 1624,
to marry Elizabeth Rooe, of Welboum, Lines. Buried at
St Anne, Notts., May 21, 1662. (Al. Oxon.)
SAVAGE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 19) at St John's, Oct. 29,
1734. S. of William, gent., of Yorks. B. at SheflSeld.
Schools, Sheffield and Westminster. Matric. 1735; B.A.
1738-9. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 24, 1738; pnest (Litt.
dim. from York) Dec. 1740. C. of Welby. V. of Owston,
Yorks., 1744-82. One of these names R. of Durley, Derbs.,
1745-64. But see Al. Oxon. for a contemporary namesake.
(Scott-Mayor, iii. 463.)
2X
Savage, Thomas Byrche
SAVAGE, THOMAS BYRCHE. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age i8) at
Trinity, Nov. i8, 1749. S. of William Byrche, LL.D.,
Chancellor of Worcester, and of Leacroft, StaSs. (and
Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Savage, of Elmley Castle, Worcs.).
School, Westminster. Matric. 1749. Assumed the name of
Savage and succeeded to Elmley Castle, Worcs. Married
Dorothy, dau. of Thomas Kynnersley, of Loxley, Staffs.
Died s.p., Sept. 4, 1776. {Nash, i. 3S3-4.)
SAVYDGE, W. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Lent, 1563-4. One
William Savage, ord. priest (Chichester) Oct. 28, 1570. R.
of Ovingdean, Sussex, 1570-1619. 'B. in Clayton; aged 44,'
in 1590. Buried Sept. 4, 1619. (W. C. Renshaw.)
SAVAGE, WILLIAM. ' King's Scholar,' 1335.
SAVAGE, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter, 1570.
One of these names R. of North Benfleet, Essex, 1572-81.
Died 1581. Wm (P.C.C.) 1582; son, Repent.
SAVAGE, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter, i6i(5.
Of Warwickshire. B.A. 1619-20. Perhaps brother of John
(1619-20).
SAVAGE, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Apr. 6, 1686.
B. at Ickleford, Herts. Matric. 1686; B.A. 1689-90; M.A.
1693; B.D. 1700; D.D. 1717 (Cmn. Reg.). Fellow, 1692-1703.
Master, 1719-36. Vice-Chancellor, 1724-5. Ord. deacon
(London) Dec. 13, 1692; priest (Lincoln) June 7, 1696.
Chaplain to Lord-Keeper Wright and afterwards to Bishop
Atterburj'. R. of St Andrew-by-the-Wardrobe, London,
1702. R. of St Anne's, Blackfriars, 1702-36. R. of Graves-
end, 1704-20, and of Stone, Kent, 1720-36. Author,
sermons. Died Aug. 2, 1736. Buried at Sampford, Essex.
Admon., P.C.C. (D.N.B.; Emmanuel Coll. Hist., 128;
Hennessy.)
SAVAGE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity, June 10,
1704. S. of William, of Bloxworth, Dorset. School, West-
minster. Matric. 1704; Scholar, 1705. Adm. at the Middle
Temple, Feb. 8, 1705-6. Called to the Bar, 1711.
SAVAGE, . Rector. B.Can.L. 1489-90.
SAVAGE,
B.Civ.L. 1490-1.
SAVAGE, . B.A. 1498-9; M.A. 1502-3.
SAVAGE, . B.Can.L. 1498-9. Probably Robert, B.Can.L.,
V. of Hornsea, Yorks., 1499-1513.
SAVARY, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Clare, June 11, 1720. B. in
London.
SAVERY, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Caius, Easter,
1559-
SAVIGNAC, JACOB. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, Oct. 23,
1729. S. of J., gent., of Middlesex. B. in Westminster.
School, Westminster. Matric. 1729. Ord. deacon (Lincoba)
Sept. 22, 1734; priest (Rochester) June 5, i737- R- of
Snelland, Lines., 1743-7. Buried at St Swithin's, Lincoln,
May 25, 1747. (Scott-Mayor, in. 425.)
SAVILLE, see also SACKVILLE.
SAYVELL, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Clare, Michs. 1570.
Perhaps s. of John, of Stanley, near Wakefield, Yorks.
Married Catherine, dau. of Alverj' Copley, of Batley, Nov.
22, 1574. Died 1590. Admon., Aug. 1590.
SAVELL, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1579.
Doubtless s. of George, of Hasleden HaO, Wakefield, Yorks.
B. 1560. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Jan. 22, 1581-2 ; of Fvuriival's
Inn. Called to the Bar, 1591. Died Jan. 2, 1594-5- He and
his father were benefactors of Wakefield School. Probably
brother of Thomas (i579).
SAVILLE, Sir GEORGE. M.A. 1594-5. Doubtless s. and h. of
Henry, of Lupset, Yorks. B. c. 1550. Of St John's College,
Oxford, c. 1566. Student of Lincoln's Inn, 1568. M.P. for
Boroughbridge, 1586-7; for Yorks., 1592-3. Knighted,
June 18, 1587. Of Barrowby, Lines. Succeeded to the estate
of ThomhiU, Yorks., Feb. 1602-3. Created Bart, of Thorn-
hill, June 29, 1611. Sheriff of Yorks., 1613-4. Died Nov. 12,
1622. Buried at Thomhill. M.I. Doubtless father of the
next. (G.JE.C, i. 49; Hunter, S. Yorks., 11. 301.)
SAVILL, GEORGE. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Trinity, c. 1595.
Doubtless s. and h. of Sir George (above), of Thomlull,
Yorks., Bart. Matric. (University College, Oxford) June 30,
1598, age 15; B.A. (0.xford) 1600-1. M.P. for Morpeth, 1601;
for Appleby, 1614. Knighted, May 11, 1603. Married Anne,
dau. of Sir WiUiam Wentworth. Buried at Thomhill, Aug.
24, 1614, aged 31. {G.E.C., i. 51; Al. Oxon.)
SAVILE, Sir GEORGE, Bart. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Queens',
Jan. 21, 1744-5. S. of Sir George, of Thomhill, Yorks.,
Bart. B. July 18, 1726. M.A. 1749; LL.D. 1749. Succeeded
as 8th Bart., Sept. 16, 1743. F.R.S., 1747. Vice-President
of the Society of Arts. M.P. for Yorks., 1759-83. Success-
Savill, Robert
fully introduced Nullum Tempus BUI, 1768; supported the
resistance of the American Colonies, 1775. A staunch whig
of unimpeachable character. Died unmarried, Jan. 10, 1784.
Buried at ThomhiU, Yorks. M.I. at ThomhiU and at York
Minster. (D.N.B.; G.E.C.i. 51.)
SAVILL, HENRY. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Trinity, Michs.
1602; M.A. 1607 (fit. tiob.). One of these names s. of Sir
John, Baron of the Exchequer, for whom see Al. Oxon.;
the dates make identification with this man unlikely.
SAVILL, HENRY. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Sidney, May 15, 1616.
3rd s. of Sir George, of ThomhiU, Yorks., Knt. and Bart.
Bapt. Dec. 7, 1599, at ThomhiU. Matric. 1616. Adm. at
Lincohi's Inn, Apr. 21, 1618. Of Bowling, Yorks., Esq.
Married Anne, dau. of Robert Crewse, of London. Living,
1666. Brother of John (1616). (Burke, Ext. Bart.; Vis. of
Yorks., 1666.)
SAVILE, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Christ's, Apr. 27,
1640. 8th s. of Henry, of Copley, near HaUfax, Yorks. Bapt.
Nov. 24, 1623, at HaUfax. Schools, Mansfield (Mr Dodgson)
and York (Mr WaUis). Matric. 1640. Buried at HaUfax,
June 16, 1642. {Peile, 1. 470; Geneal., N.S., .xiii. 119.)
SAVILE, HUGH. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Nov. 5, 1586.
Matric. 1586.
SAVELL, JOHN. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Trinity, Easter, 1572.
Doubtless s. and h. of Sir Robert SavUe, alias Barkston.
B. 1560. Sheriff of Lines., 1590. Knighted, July 23, 1603.
M.P. for Yorks., 1624. High Steward of the honour of
Pontefract and ComptroUer of the Household, 1625-8.
Created Baron Savile of Pomfret, July 21, 1628. Married
(i) Catherine, dau. of Christopher, Baron WiUcughby;
(2) EUzabeth, dau. of Sir Edward Caryl, of Aldenham, Herts.
Died Aug. 31,1630. Buried at Batley. (One of these names
s. of WiUiam, of Grantham, Lines. Married and had issue.
Buried at Somerby (he is caUed Sheriff of Lines., in 1590)-)
Perhaps father of Thomas (1608). (G.E.C.; Lines. Pedigrees,
860.)
SAVELL, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, May 13, 1581.
Matric. 1581. Perhaps adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Feb. 10;
1583-4; of Yorkshire.
SAVELL, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity, c. 1597.
SAVILL, JOHN. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Sidney, May 15, 1616.
2nd s. of Sir George, of ThomhiU, Yorks., Knt. B. in York-
shire. Matric. 1616. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Apr. 21, 1618.
CaUed to the Bar, 1625. A govemor of Wakefield School,
1625-50 Knighted, June 22, 1627. High Sheriff of Yorks.,
1647-48 and 1649-50. A Parliamentarian. Of Lupset,
Yorks., Esq. Married (i) EUzabeth, dau. of Sir John
Armitage, of Kirklees, Yorks.; (2) Anne, dau. of Sir John
Soame. His son, John, succeeded as 6th Bart. Buried
May 8, 1660, at Horbury. Brother of Henry (1616). (Vis.
of Yorks., 1666; M. H. Peacock.)
SAVILE, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Jan. 29, 1638-9.
Matric. 1659; Scholar, 1661; B.A. 1662-3; M.A. 1666. Signs
for deacon's orders (London) June 1, 1667; for priest's.
May 28, 1670. Chaplain to Lord Grey. R. of Clapham,
Surrey, 1 675-1 705. Buried at Shelley, Essex, Feb. 8, 1705-6.
(One of these names P.C. of Holmfirth, Yorks., 1674-85-
Buried Feb. 12, 1685-6. See Al. Oxon. for a contemporary.)
SAVILE, JOHN. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 15) at Trinity, Feb. i,
1686-7. S. of John, of Methley HaU, Yorks. B. there, Mar. 7,
1671. School, Wakefield. Adm. at the Inner Temple, Dec. 7,
1686. Of Methley, Esq. Married Mary, dau. of Sir John
Bankes, of Aylesford, Kent, Bart. Buried at Methley, Apr.
28, 1711. (M. H. Peacock; Geneal., N.S., xv. 44.)
SAVILL, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, May 17, 1709.
S. of John, mercer, of Colchester. B. at Horkesley, Essex.
School, Felsted. Matric. 1709; Scholar, 1709-12. Adm. at
Lincoln's Inn, Apr. 25, 1710, and at the Inner Temple, Jan.
31, 1712-3. Of Stisted HaU, Essex, Esq. Lord of the Manor
of Gt Fordham, Essex. Died unmarried, Feb. 1734-5.
[Venn, 1. 520.)
SAVILE, JOHN. LL.D. from King's, 1749; probably adm.
1738-9. S. and h. of Charles, of Methley, Yorks., Esq. M.P.
for Hedon, 1747-9; for Shoreham, 1761-8. K.B., 1749.
Created Lord PoUington, 1753, and Earl of Mexborough,
Feb. II, 1765. Married Sarah, dau. of Francis Blake Delaval,
Esq. Died Feb. 12, 1778. Buried at Methley. (Geneal., li.S.,
XV. 44.)
SAVILL, NICHOLAS. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs. 1622 ;
B.A. from Magdalene, 1628; M.A. 1636. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) July 3; priest, July 4, 1623. R. of St Clement's,
Hastings, 1629-38. R. of Peasemarsh, Sussex, 1637-8. WiU
proved (P.C.C.) 1638. (W. C. Renshaw.)
SAVILL or SEVELL, ROBERT. Matric. FeU.-Com. from
Trinity, Easter, 1562. Perhaps brother of Thomas (1561).
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Savill, Samuel
SAVILL, SAMUEL. Adrn. at King's (age 17) a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 21, 1607. Of Wakefield, Yorks. S. of WilUam,
attorney, of Wakefield and Mexborough. Matric. 1607-8;
B.A. 1611-2; M.A. 1615. Fellow, 1610-23. 'Lived in Yorks.
upon a good estate. Esquire of the Body extraordinary to
Charles I.' Secretary to the Earl of Carlisle, 1616. Royalist;
suffered in the Civil wars. Married Alice, dau. of John
Blacket, of Herts. Philosopher and mathematician. Died
May 25, 1660, aged 72. M.L at Mexborough. (Hunter,
S. Yorks.; Vis. of Yorks., 1665; Harwood; Genealogist, N.S.,
XXII. 48.)
SAVILE, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Pembroke, May 18,
1664. S. of Thomas, of Darton (? Darlton) Grange, Notts.,
gent. B. at 'Osworth,' Notts. Matric. 1664.
SAVELL, THOMAS. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Trinity, Easter,
1561. Oneof these names adm. at Gray's Inn, 1564. Perhaps
brother of Robert (1562).
SAVELL, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1579-
Probably s. of George, of Haselden Hall, Wakefield, Yorks.
B. c. 1562. Perhaps adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Aug. 30, 1582.
Married Sarah, dau. of Richard Clayton, of Wakefield.
Died Apr. 1599. A benefactor of Wakefield School. Probably
brother of George (1579).
SAVYLE, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Mar. 28, 1592.
Matric. c. 1592; Scholar; B.A. 1595-6; M.A. 1604. R. of
Stifford, Essex, 1610-9. Married Elizabeth, dau. of George
Goodwin, R. of Moreton, Essex, Oct. 7, 1614. Author,
Prisoner's Conference, etc. {Cooper, 11. 447.)
SAVILE, THOMAS. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Peterhouse, Oct. 2,
1608. Doubtless 3rd s. of John (1572), ist Baron Savile,
of Pontefract (Pomfret). B. c. 1590. Matric. 1608. Adm. at
the Inner Temple, 1610. Knighted, Mar. 6, 1616-7. M.P.
for Yorks., 1624-5; for York, 1628. Gentleman of the
Privy Chamber, 1626. Created Viscount Savile and Baron
Castlebar, June 11, 1628. Succeeded his father as 2nd Baron
Savile, Aug. 31, 1630. Lord President of the Council of the
North, 1641. Lord-Lieut, of Yorks., 1641. Treasurer of the
Household, 1641-5. Governor of York, 1642. Created Earl
of Sussex, May 25, 1644. Married (i) Frances, dau. of Sir
Thomas Sondes, of Throwley, Kent; (2) Anne, dau. of
Christopher, Earl of Anglesey. Will dated, Nov. 8, 1657;
proved, Oct. 8, 1659. {G.E.C.; T. A. Walker.)
SAVILL, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, July 5,
1669. Matric. 1669.
SAVELL, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1569;
B.A. 1573-4; M.A. 1577.
SAVELL, WILLIAM. M.A. 1571 (Incorp. from Oxford).
SAVELL, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from St John's, c. 1591;
B.A. 1595-6.
SAVELL, WILLIAM. Matric. Fell.-Com. from King's, Easter,
1617. Doubtless s. and h. of Gabriel, of Newton, Lines., Esq.,
deceased (and Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Wendy, of Hasling-
field, Cambs.). Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Nov. 6, 1622. M.P.
for Lines., 1654-5 and 1656-7. Died 1657. {Lines. Pedigrees,
861.)
SAVILL, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Sept. 23, 1647.
Of Lincolnshire. Doubtless s. and h. of Thomas, late of
Newton, Lines., Esq., deceased. B. 1630. Matric. 1647-8.
Adm. at Lincohi's Inn, Nov. 28, 1650. Buried at Newton,
Feb. I, 1681-2. {Lines. Pedigrees, 861.)
SAVILL, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, May 5,
1658. S. of William, gent., of Arksey, Yorks. (by his 2nd
wife Rosamund, dau. of John Franck, of Pontefract). Bapt.
there. Mar. 26, 1640. School, Holden, Yorks. Matric. 1658.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, Nov. 16, 1659. Of Cridling Park.
Married Catherine, dau. of Arthur Ingram, of Knottingley,
Yorks. Died Sept. 3, 1691. Buried at Knottingley.
{Genealogist, N.S., xiii. 119.)
SAVILE, WILLIAM. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Clare, Oct. 16, 1658.
Of Halifax, Yorks. Doubtless s. and h. of Thomas, of Copley,
near Halifax, Yorks. Bapt. Aug. 24, 1641, at Halifax.
Matric. 1659. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Mar. i, 1655-6. Buried
in St Edward's, Cambridge, Aug. 23, 1661. {Genealogist,
N.S., XIII. 119.)
SAVILE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, May 23,
1673. S. of Samuel, gent., of Mexborough, Yorks., and
grandson of Samuel (1607). Bapt. there, June 9, 1656.
Matric. 1673; LL.B. 1678. Married and had issue. Buried
at Mexborough, July 3, 1718. (Vis. of Yorks., 1665;
Genealogist, N.S., xxii. 48.)
SAYVELL, . Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter,
1544-
SAVILL, . Adm. Fell.-Com. at King's, 173S-9. Probably
John, LL.D. 1749, whom see.
Sawtre, Robert de
SAVONA, LAURENCE WILLIAM of. D.D. of Cambridge.
Fl. 1485. A Franciscan of London. At Cambridge, in 1478,
when he wrote his Margarita Eloquentiae. {D.N.B.)
SAWBRIDGE, ANTHONY. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, July 3,
1597. Matric. c. 1597; Scholar; B.A. 1600-1; M.A. 1604;
B.D. 1611. Fellow, 1605-13. Incorp. at Oxford, 1609. R. of
Hadleigh, Essex, 1612-33. R. of Stondon Massey, 1633.
Died c. 1660.
SAWBRIDGE, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's,
Oct. 15, 1668. S. of Thomas, of Melton Mowbray, Leics.
B. there. School, Melton Mowbray. Matric. 1669; B.A.
1672-3; M.A. 1676. Incorp. at Oxford, 1677. Ord. priest
(Ely) May 30, 1675. V. of Lowesby, Leics., 1679-1700.
R. of South Croxton, 1690-1700. V. of Knaptoft, 1700-13.
Buried at Mowsley, Knaptoft, Mar. 12, 1712-3. Probably
father of the next. {Nichols, iv. 222, 866-8.)
SAWBRIDGE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June 5,
1705. Of Leicestershire. Probably s. of Thomas (above).
Matric. 1705-6; B.A. 1708-9; M.A. 1712. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) Mar. 19, 1708-9; priest, June 15, 1712. Probably
R. of Gilmorton, Leics., 1712-5, deprived. Perhaps chaplain
in the Navy, 1720, and in the East India Company at
Tellichery, Bombay, 1723. One of these names, LL.D., dean
of Ferns and Leighlin, Ireland, 1728-33; died May 30, 1733.
(H. B. Hyde, Annals of Bengal; Assoc. Architect. Soc.
Reports, xxx. 430.)
SAWELL, see also SAUL.
SAWELL, WILLIAM. Adm. at Pembroke, July i, 1674-
Previously matric. (St Alban Hall, Oxford) July 4, 1673,
age 18. S. of William, of Gerrans, Cornwall. Matric. 1677;
B.A. 1677-8; M.A. 1705 {Lit. Reg.); 'had served abroad as
chaplain in the army.' R. of Walton, Bucks., 1695-1711.
V. of Cholsey, Berks., 1705. (Al. Oxon.; Lipscomb, iv. 387.)
SAWEN, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Queens', Michs. 1551.
Butler of the College. One of these names R. of Ringsfield,
Suffolk, 1561-99.
SAWKINS, JAMES. Adm. FeU.-Com. at CORPUS Christi, 1587,
as 'Sakings.' Matric. 1588.
SAWKINS, JAMES. Adm. pens (age 17) at St John's, Oct. 12,
1 75 1. S. of Joseph, attorney, of Kent. B. at Canterbury.
School, Canterbury. Matric. 1752; LL.B. 1758. Ord. deacon
(Canterbury) Sept. 25, 1757; priest, Sept. 24, 1758. V. of
Frampton, Dorset, 1776-99. R. of Bettiscombe, 1784-99.
Died Aug. 4, 1799. Buried at Frampton. {Scott-Mayor, iii.
610.)
SAWKIN, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Queens', Jan. 4, 1644-5.
Previously matric. (Magdalen Hall, Oxford) May 15, 1640,
age 17. S. of Thomas, of Tamworth, Warws. B.A. 1644-5;
M.A. 1648. FeDow of Queens', 1647-53-
SAWKYNS, THOMAS. B.D. 1532-3- Franciscan friar.
SAWLE, WILLIAM, see SAWELL.
SAWNDE, . Of Trinity. Went overseas, 1594. {Foley.)
SAWNER, . B.D. 1471-2.
SAWODE, ROBERT, see SOWODE.
SAWREY, see also SOWRAY.
SAWREY, MILES. Adm. sizar (age 20) at Christ's, Sept. 8,
1668. S. of William. B. at Hawkshead, Lanes. School,
Hawkshead (Mr Bordley). One of these names Master of
Hawkshead School, 1671-2. (Peile, 11. 17.)
SAWREY or SORY, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from St John's,
Easter, 1581. 2nd s. of Henry (? John), of Plumpton, near
Ulverston, Cumberland. B. there, Sept. 4, 1564. Migrated
to Peterhouse, May 26, 1582. B.A. 1583-4; M.A. 1587. Ord.
deacon and priest (Peterb.) Mar. 19, 1587-8. V. of Preston,
Lanes., 1592-1604. R. of Windermere, Cumberland, 1594-
1610. R. of Halton, Lanes., 1606-10. {Nightingale, 1036.)
SAWREY, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Apr. 22, 1725.
Of Cheshire. Matric. 1725; B.A. 1728-9; M.A. 1738.
SAWSER, JOHN. Scholar at King's Hall, 1461-79. Excused
lecturing after admission (? to B.D.), 1471-2.
SAWSTON, JOHN. Fellow of Peterhouse. Ord. sub-deacon
(Ely) Sept. 23, 1419.
SAWTRE, BERNARD. M.A. Fellow of Peterhouse, 1333.
R. of Northwold, Norfolk, 1336. {T. A. Walker.)
SAWTRE or SAUTRE, JOHN DE. 'King's Scholar' at Cam-
bridge, 1341. Died May 24, 1349.
SAWTRE, RICHARD DE. M.A. B.Can.L. and B.Civ.L. R. of
Northwold, Norfolk. Petitioned the Pope for a canonry of
York, 1363. {Cat. Pap. Pet., i.)
SAWTRE, ROBERT DE. Fellow of Peterhouse, 1339-33.
Died 1352.
SAWYER, see also SAYER.
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Sawyer, Ambrose
SAWYER, AMBROSE. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Trinity, Sept.
II, 1678. Of Northamptonshire. S. of Francis (1649).
School, Leicester (Mr Wakeman). Matric. 1679; Scholar,
1681; B.A. 1682-3; M.A. 1686. Chaplain, 1685-96. R. of
Ashley, Northants., 1696-1730. Died 1730. Father of the
next and of Francis (1719).
SAWYER, AMBROSE. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's,
July 9, 1713. S. of Ambrose (above), clerk. B. at Irthling-
borough, Northants. School, Oakham. Matric. 1714. Buried
at All Saints', Cambridge, Jan. 21, 1716-7. Brother of
Francis (1719).
SAWYER, EDMUND. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Mar. 15,
1631-2. Of Northamptonshire. S. of John, of Kettering.
Age 4 in 1618. Matric. 1632. Adm. at the Middle Temple,
Jan. 30, 1633-4. Called to the Bar, 1641. Married (i) Rachel
West; (2) Joyce James. Buried at Kettering, Nov. 23, 1680.
(Vis. of Northants., 1618; H. I. Longden.)
SAWYER, EDMUND. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 16) at St John's,
Sept. 19, 1705. S. of Henry, Esq. B. in Northamptonshire.
Bapt. Aug. 6, 1689, at Kettering. Matric. 1705-6. He and
his father sold the Manor House and lands of Kettering on
Sept. 3, 1720. Died Oct. 9, 1759.
SAWYER, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Apr. 11, 1649.
Of Northamptonshire. Perhaps 4th s. of John, of Kettering.
Matric. 1649; Scholar, 1650; B.A. 1652-3; M.A. 1656.
Intruding V. of Sibbertoft, Northants., 1655-c. 62. R. of
Upper Isham, 1662-5. R- oi Thorpe Malsor, 1662-9. Chap-
lain to Lord Montagu, in 1674. V. of St Margaret, Leicester,
1674. V. of Knighton, Leics., 1674-83. R. of Kettering,
Northants., 1684-1709. Will (Archd. Northampton) 1710.
Father of Ambrose (1678).
SAWYER, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, at Clare, May 20, 1719.
2nd s. of Ambrose (1678). B. at Ashley, Northants. School,
Oakham. Matric. 1719; B.A. 1722-3; M.A. 1727. Ord.
deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 22, 1723, age 23; priest, Sept. 19, 1725.
C. of Ashley, Northants., 1723; R., 1730-45. Married Cathe-
rine Clough, of Tugby, Leics., Oct. 3, 1738. Died 1745.
Brother of Ambrose (1713). (W. M. Noble; H. L Longden.)
SAWER, JAMES. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June 20, 1633.
Of Norfolk. Probably died in College; buried at Gt St
Andrew's, Cambridge, Jan. 29, 1634-5.
SAWER, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, June 23, 1593;
B.A. 1596-7; M.A. 1600. Ord. deacon and priest (Norwich)
Sept. 29, 1599. C. of Holme-by-the-Sea, Norfolk.
SAWYER, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Mar. 1610-1.
SAWYER, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Michs.
1648. 4th s. of Sir Edmund, of Heywood, Berks. B. 1633.
Craven Scholar, 1649; B.A. 1651-2; M.A. 1655. Fellow,
1652. Incorp. at Oxford, 1655. Adm. at the Inner Temple,
1653. Called to the Bar, 1661. Treasurer, 1683-8. K.C.
M.P. for Chipping Wycombe, 1673-9; for Cambridge
University, 1689-92. Knighted, Oct. 17, 1677. Speaker of
the House of Commons, 1678. Attorney-General, 1681-7.
Counsel for the seven bishops in the reign of James II.
Married Margaret, dau. of Ralph Suckley, of Canonbury,
Middlesex, July i, 1665. Died July 28, 1692. Buried at
Highclere, Hants. WiU (P.C.C.) Aug. (D.A^.B.; Burke, L. G.)
SAWYER, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Clare, Jan. 17, 1745-6.
Probably s. of John, of Heywood, White Waltham, Berks.
B. there. Matric. 1745-6.
SAWYER, RUPERT. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, Oct. 7,
1697. S. of Rupert, vintner. B. in London. School, Salis-
bury (Mr Taylor). Matric. 1697; B.A. 1701-2. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) Sept. 20, 1702. C. of Marham, Northants., 1702.
SAWYER, . Pens, at Jesus, 1589-90.
SAXBY, EDWARD. Adm. at King's (age 19) a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 1517. Name off, 1519. Of Gt Leigh, Essex.
Student of Law at Clement's Inn. One of these names Baron
of the Exchequer, 1548-62. WiU (P.C.C.) 1562.
SAXBY, EDWARD. B.Can.L. 1533-4. Perhaps B.A. from
Oxford, 1527. One of these names R. of Galby, Leics., 1549;
'aged 68; not married; ord. by Bp of Lincoln; Bach, of Law;
understands Latin.' Will (Lincoln) of Edward Saxby, R. of
Galby, 1593. (Lib. Cleri, 1576.)
SAXBY, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Mar. 31, 1629. Of
Kent. Matric. 1632; B.A. 1632-3; M.A. 1636.
SAXBY, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 15) at St John's, June 21,
1651. S. of John, draper, of Leeds, Kent. B. there. School,
Maidstone. Matric. 1651.
SAXON, see also SAXTON.
SAXONj RALPH. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, May 23,
1674. S. of Ralph, of Betley, Staffs. B. there. School,
Wrenbury. Matric. 1674; B.A. 1677-8; M.A. 1681.
SAXPES, WILLIAM. B.A. 1522-3; M.A. 1526. Possibly s. of
Richard, of Withyham, Sussex (whose will (P.C.C.) 1509).
Say, Francis
SAXTON, ABRAHAM. Adm. sizar at Trinity, July i, 1647.
Of Yorkshire. Matric. c. 1647.
SAXTON, CHRISTOPHER. Educated at Cambridge. Of Wake-
field, Yorks. Topographical draughtsman. Obtained the
Queen's patent for the publication of maps of England, 1577,
some of which he engraved himself. Living, 1600. Buried
at Woodkirk, near Wakefield. Perhaps father of Peter
(c. 1595). (Cooper, i. 420; D.N.B.)
SAXTON, FAITHFULL. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1622; B.A. 1625-6; M.A. 1629. Perhaps adm. at Leyden,
Oct. 5, 1629. Admon. (York) Fidentius Saxton, M.D., of
Wakefield, Yorks., 1635.
SAXTON, HENRY. Adm. sizar at Queens', Oct. 14, i595. Of
Derbyshire. S. of Thomas, of Warmsworth, Yorks. Matric.
c. 1596; B.A. 1599-1600; M.A. 1607. Ord. deacon (York)
Mar. 1608-9; priest, Sept. 1610. Licensed preacher. V. of
Conisborough, Yorks., 1615-65. Died Apr. 21, 1665, aged 84.
Buried at Conisborough. Father of Thomas (1633) and
William (1633). (F.M.G., 603.)
SAXTONE, PETER. Matric. sizar from Trinity, c. 1595-
Perhaps s. of Christopher, the chorographer. B. at Bramley,
Leeds. School, Leeds. B.A. 1595-6; M.A. 1603. Ord. priest
(York) Apr. 18, 1611. R. of Edlington, Yorks., 1614-40.
Went to New England ; succeeded John Lothrop at Scituate,
Mass., 1640-1. Returned to England, 1641. V. of Leeds,
1646-51. Married Elizabeth, dau. of Anthony Goodwin, R.
of Rawmarsh, Yorks., Feb. 12, 1626-7. Died Oct. i, 1651.
Buried at Leeds. (F.M.G., 604; J. G. Bartlett; FeU, 442;
Hunter, i. 94.)
SAXTON or SAXON, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Magdalene,
Michs. 1633. Doubtless s. of Henry (1595), V. of Conis-
borough, Yorks. B.A. 1636-7. Married and had issue.
Brother of WiUiam (1633). (F.M.G., 603.)
SAXTON, WILLIAM. Chaplain of King's; ord. priest (London)
1554. Perhaps C. of Thrapston, Northaints., 1554. One of
these names C. of Castor, 1555.
SAXTON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Sidney, June 5, 1607.
Matric. 1607; B.A. from St Catharine's, 1609; M.A. 1612.
Perhaps previously a student at Oxford. If so, of Yorkshire,
pleb. Matric. (University College, Oxford) Mar. 15, 1604-5,
age 17. Ord. deacon (York) Dec. 1609; priest, Sept. 1610.
C. at Cawthome, Yorks., 1615. V. of Gringley, Notts., 1617.
(Al. Oxon.)
SAXTON or SAXON, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Magdalene,
Michs. 1633. Doubtless s. of Henry (1595). B.A. 1636-7;
M.A. 1640. V. of Harworth, Notts. Married Edith, dau. of
William Marshall, of Moor AUerton, near Leeds. Died Nov.
13, 1693, aged 75. Brotherof Thomas (1633). (F.M.G.,603;
Hunter, i. 122.)
SAY, ALEXANDER. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 17, 1631.
Of Northamptonshire. 2nd s. of Francis, of Weston Favell.
Bapt. Sept. 21, 1614, at Gt Doddington. Matric. 1631.
Brother of the next. (Vis. of Northants., 1618.)
SAY, AUGUSTUS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Oct. 5, 1637.
3rd s. of Francis, of Weston FaveU, Northants. Bapt. Aug.
26, 1621, at Doddington. Matric. 1637; B.A. 1641-2. Brother
of Alexander (above).
SAYE, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. sizar from Clement Hostel,
Easter, 1544.
SAY, FRANCIS. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Jan. 20, 1663-4. Of
Huntingdonshire. Matric. 1665; B.A. 1668-9; M.A. 1672.
Ord. deacon (London) Feb. 27, 1669-70; priest (Ely) Sept.
24, 1670. V. of Caxton, Cambs., 1679-93. R- o^ East
Hatley, 1689-1705. Died Nov. 22, 1705, aged 58. M.I. at
East Hatley. Father of the next and of WiUiam (1713-4).
SAY, FRANCIS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Christ's, July 4, 1706.
ist s. of Francis (above), R. of East Hatley, Cambs. B. June
9, 1690. School, Ruslingworth, Beds. Scholar, 1706-7;
Matric. 1707; B.A. 1710-1. Ord. deacon (London) May,
1713; priest (Norwich) July, 1719. V. of Barney, Norfolk,
1720-40. V. of Hindolveston, 1721-40. Died 1740. Brother
of William (1713-4). (Peile, 11. 165.)
SAY, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, June 2, 1708.
S. of Hugh, of London. School, Westminster. Matric. 1709;
Scholar, 1709; B.A. 1711-2; M.A. 1715. Adm. at the Middle
Temple, Oct. 20, 1719. Secretary to five successive bishops
of Ely. Librarian to Queen Caroline at St James' Park,
1737. Died Sept. 10, 1748. M.I. in Ely Cathedral. (Al,
Westmon., 250; Bentham, Ely; G. Mag.)
SAY, FRANCIS. Adm. sizar (age 20) at Peterhouse, Jan. 7,
1742-3. Of Norfolk. B. in Norfolk, 1722. School, Cambridge.
Scholar, 1742; Matric. 1743; B.A. 1746-7; M.A. 1753. Ord.
deacon (Ely) Dec. 1746; priest (Norwich) Mar. 1747-8. R. of
Hatley St George, Cambs., 1751. V. of Whaddon, 1751.
V. of Tadlow. R. of East Hatley, 1753. Died Mar. 13, 1796,
aged 73. WiU, P.C.C. (T. A. Walker, 2S1.)
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say, john. m.a. 1460.
SAY, JOHN. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1490; B.A.
1493-4. Ord. acolyte (Ely), Sept.; sub-deacon (? priest)
(Lincoln) 1496-7. Minister of Lynn, Norfolk. Perhaps
brother of Thomas (1487). (Harwood.)
SAY, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's, Mar. 4,
1645-6. S. of Thomas, yeoman, of Hadeston, Norfolk.
B. there. School, Norwich (Mr Lovering). Matric. 1645-6;
B.A. 1649-50; M.A. 1660.
SHY, ROBERT. Adm. (age 15) at Caius, Feb. 28, 1564-5. S.
of George, gent., of Watlington, Norfolk (and Ann, dau. of
John Bennett, of Burwell, Cambs.). School, Lynn.
SAYE, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, c. Apr. 1659.
S. of William, gent., of Islington, in Marshland, Norfolk.
B. at Outwell. Schools, Outwell (private) and Lynn (Mr
Bell). Matric. 1659; Scholar, 1659-62. Of Islingcon, Norfolk,
gent. Will dated and proved, 1662. {Venn, i. 405.)
SAY, ROBERT. M.A. from Caius, 1739. S. of Robert, gent.
B. in St James', Westminster. Of University College, Oxford.
Matric. (University College, Oxford) 1730, age 19; B.A.
(Oxford) 1733. Ord. deacon (Norwich) June 9, i734- R- of
Swaffham, Norfolk, 1738-48. R. of Houghton-on-the-Hill,
and of North Pickenham, 1748-64. Died June 30, 1764.
Will, P.C.C. Father of the next. (Venn, 11. 46.)
SAY, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Caius, Sept. 25, 1751-
S. of Robert (above), R. of North Pickenham and Beecham-
weU, Norfolk. B. at Downham, Norfolk. School, Seaming
(Mr Brett). Scholar, 1751-6; B.A. 1756; M.A. i759- Ord.
deacon (Peterb.) Dec. ig, 1756; priest (Norwich) Oct. 22,
1758. R. of West Walton, Norfolk, 1762-85; of North
Pickenham, 1764-84. (Venn, 11. 66.)
SAYE, THOMAS. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1445.
Of Podington, Beds.
SAYE, THOMAS. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1487.
Perhaps brother of John (1490).
SAY, THOMAS. Scholar of Trinity, 1619; B.A. 1619-20; M.A.
1623. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Dec. 19; priest, Dec. 20,
1624.
SAY, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Clare, Mar. 3, 1658-9. Matric.
1659; B.A. 1662-3. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 25, 1664.
C. of Gt Billing, Northants., 1669-71. V. of Easton Maudit,
1680-6. One of these names V. of Scalford, Leics. Admon.
(Leicester) 1693.
SAY, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Lent, 1713-4.
S. of Francis (1663-4). B. at East Hatley, Dec. 5, 1696.
Scholar, 1715; B.A. 1717-8; M.A. 1724 (William Cray Say).
Ord. deacon (London) Sept. 1719; priest (Rochester) Dec.
1720. Chaplain to Countess of Rockingham. R. of East
Hatley, Cambs., 1722. V. of Tadlow, 1722. R. of Hatley
St George, 1746. Died immarried, Nov. 1751. Brother of
Francis (1706). (Peile, 11. 182.)
SAY or SEY, . Sick scholar at Christ's, 1551-2.
SAYCE or SAYES, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Magdalene,
May 29, 1683. S. of Thomas. B. at Bishop Castle, Salop.
School, Bury St Edmunds. Matric. 1683; B.A. 1686-7. Ord.
deacon (Hereford) Sept. 5, 1687; C. of Eton. V. of Ickleton,
Cambs., 1689-1744. Buried there Feb. 20, 1743-4.
SAYS or SAES, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Christ's,
May 24, 1666. S. of William. B. at Bishop Castle, Salop.
School, Edgeton (Mr Hay).
SAYER, see also SAWYER, SARE, SEAR.
SAYER, DANIEL. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1599. Of Norfolk.
B.A. 1602-3; M.A. 1606. Ord. deacon and priest, Sept. 21,
1607, age 26. R. of Pulham, Norfolk, 1615-60. Died 1660.
(Blomefield, v. 392.)
SAYRES, EDMUND. Matric. pens, from Christ's, 1595-6.
Probably B.A. from Magdalene, 1596-7. One of these names
R. of Palling, Norfolk, 1612. (Peile, i. 219.)
SAYER, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from St Catharine's, Michs.
1547-
SAYER, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 15) at St John's, July 15,
1685. S. of John, gent. B. in London. Matric. 1686.
SAYERS, EDWARD. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Queens', Aug. 16,
1689, from Trinity College, Dublin. Scholar of Trinity
CoUege, Dublin, 1680; B.A. 1683; M.A. 1686; B.D. and D.D.
1709. Fellow of Trinity College, Dublin, 1686.
SAYER, EXTON. Adm. scholar at Trinity Hall, June 11,
1709. S. and h. of George, of London, gent. Matric. 1709;
LL.B. 1713; LL.D. 1718. Fellow, 1714-24. Adm. at Lin-
coln's Inn, May 20, 1709. Official of the Archdeaconry of
Sayer, John
Wiltshire. Chancellor of Durham, 1724-31. M.P. for
Helston, 1726-7; for Totnes, 1727-31. Commissary of London
diocese. Surveyor General of Land Revenue, 1730-1. Of
Doctors' Commons. Married Catherine, dau. of William
Talbot, Bishop of Durham. Died Sept. 24, 1731. Buried in
Durham Cathedral. Will, P.C.C. Perhaps brother of G«orge
(1712). (G. Mag.; H. M. Wood.)
SAYRE, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, at Caius, Easter, 1645. Of
Norfolk. Migrated to Jesus, Nov. 25, 1645. Matric. 1645-6.
SAYER, GEORGE. Adm. pens, (age 14) at Caius, Nov. i, 1578;
readm. as FeU.-Com. 1579. Of Aldham, Essex. S. of George.
B. at Colchester. School, Colchester (Mr William Bartlet).
Adm. at Gray's Inn, Jan. 4, 1581-2. Knighted, June 11,
1607. Of Bouchiers Hall. Married Dorothy, dau. of Sir
John Higham, of Barrow Hill, Suffolk. Buried at Aldham,
Mar. 3, 1630. Will (P.C.C.) 1631. (Vis. of Essex, 1612;
Venn, i. 98.)
SAYER, GEORGE. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, July 8, 1607.
Perhaps 2nd s. of George (above). Matric. 1607. (Vis. of
Essex, 1612.)
SAYRE, GEORGE. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 15) at Christ's, Apr.
21, 1631. S. and h. of John (M.P. for Colchester); age 19 in
1634. B. at Bouchiers HaU, Aldham, Essex. School, Bury
(Mr Dickmson). Matric. 1631. Knighted, Apr. 2, 1640.
Master of Horse to the King of Bohemia. Of Bouchiers HaU.
Married Jane, dau. of Baron Ripe, Grand Chamberlain of
Moravia. Died July 11, 1650. (His son John (1665) is not
mentioned by Morant or by Burke.) (Peile, i. 409; H. G.
Harrison; Vis. of Essex, 1634.)
SAYER, GEORGE. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Sept. 20, 1639.
SAYER, GEORGE. Adm. sizar at Queens', Oct. 12, 1697. Of
Himtingdonshire. Matric. 1699. Surgeon in London.
SAYER, GEORGE. Adm. pens, at Clare, Dec. 15, 1712. S. of
George, of Doctors' Commons, London. Matric. 1713.
Migrated to Magdalene, Jan. 12, 1713-4- Thence migrated
to Oxford; matric. (Oriel CoUege, Oxford) Nov. 23, 1714.
age 18, as s. of George, of St Gregory's, London, gent.; B.A.
(Oxford) 1717; M.A. 1719; D.D. 1735. V. of Witham, Essex,
1722-61. Canon of Durham, 1725-32; Archdeacon, 1730-61.
R. of Bocking, Essex, 1741-61. Died at Brussels, July 26,
1761. Perhaps brother of Exton (1709). (G. Mag.; L. Mag.;
Al. Oxon.)
SAYER, ISAAC. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, Apr. 15, 1702.
S. of Isaac, weaver, of Norwich. B. there. School, Norwich
(Mr Burton and Mr Hoadley). Matric. 1702; Scholar, 1702-8;
B.A. 1705-6; M.A. 1711. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Mar. 20,
1708-9; priest, July 2, 1710. Master at Saham Toney School,
Norfolk, 1708; of Wymondham School, 1712-21. R. of
Crownthorpe, 1714; of East Bradenham, 1716-21. Died
Jan. 21, 1721-2. M.I. at Wymondham. (Venn, i. 509.)
SAYER, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June 26, 1613.
Matric. 1614.
SAYER, JOHN. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, Sept. 2,
1615. B. at Lartington, Yorks. Matric. 1615; B.A. 1619-20;
M.A. 1623. FeUow, 1618-23. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Mar. 9;
priest. Mar. 10, 1622-3. C. of Fordingbridge, Hants. Buried
there. (Harwood.)
SAYER, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Christ's, Oct. 10, 1627.
2nd s. of Thomas, of Bacton, Suffolk. B. at Mendham.
Schools, Eye (Mr HaU) and Bury (Mr Dickinson). Matric.
1628; B.A. 1631-2. Perhaps V. of Eastham, Essex. One
of these names of Hackney, Middlesex; wiU (P.C.C) 1676.
(Peile, I. 388.)
SAYER, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Corpus Christi, 1656. Of
Norfolk. Matric. 1658; B.A. 1659-60; M.A. 1663. One of
these names, 'M.A.,' R. of Witnesham, Suffolk, 1704.
Probably brother of Richard (1656).
SAYER, JOHN. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 16) at Christ's, May 3,
1665. S. of Sir George (1631), of Bouchiers HaU, Aldham,
Essex, Knt. B. at Chappie, near Marks Tey. School, West-
minster. Matric. 1665. Adm. at the Inner Temple, Aug. 2,
1667. (He is not to be found in the pedigree of the family
(Vis. of Essex), nor is he mentioned in the notice of the
family in Morant's Essex, 11. 199; possibly he was iUegitimate.)
(Peile, I. 617.)
SAYERS, JOHN. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 21) at Caius, May 17,
1666. S. of Richard, gent., of Pulham St Mary-the-Virgin,
Norfolk. School, Eye (Mr Francis and Mr Browne). Matric.
1667. Adm. at the Inner Temple, June 29, 1666. Succeeded
to his father's estate, 1667. WiU dated May 12, 1666;
proved, Apr. 27, 1670; of Pulham St Mary, gent. (Venn,
I. 427-)
SAYER, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Sept. 7, 1687. S. of
Thomas, of NorfoUi, Esq. Matric. 1688; Scholar, 1690; B.A.
I 69 1-2.
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SAYER, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, June 28, 1694.
S. of Robert (? 1653), clerk, deceased, of Westley, Cambs.
B. there. Schools, Pettaugh, Suffolk (Mr Candler) and
Ipswich (Mr Stevenson). Scholar, 1694-7; Matric. 1695.
Migrated to Queens'. B.A. 1697-8; M.A. 1701; B.D. 1710.
Fellow of Queens'. Elected, but not admitted, Master of
St Catharine's, 1736. Subscribed for deacon's orders
(Norwich) Mar. 12, 1703-4- R- of St Botolph, Cambridge,
1715. R. of Bradenham, Norfolk, 1716. V. of Wickham
Market; elected, but not admitted. [Venn, 1. 495.)
SAYER, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Aug. 23, 1726.
S. of Edward, druggist, of Nonvich. B. there. School,
Norwich (Mr Reddington). Scholar, 1726-32; Matric. 1727;
M.B. 1732. Practised at East Dereham. Died Mar. 21, 1736.
M.I. at East Dereham. (Venn, ii. 26.)
SAYER, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, Apr. i, 1731-
S.of John, woollendraper, of Essex. B. at Brain tree. School,
Colchester (MrComark). Matric. 1731; B.A. 1736-7- (Bapt.
at St Peter's, Cambridge, June 5, i737. age 22, by permission
of the Bishop.) Perhaps chaplain in the Navy, 1739; if
so, will (Comm. Essex) 1741-2; of Chelmsford. One of these
names R. of Weston TurvUle, Bucks., 1741-7.
SAYER, PHILIP. M.A. 1715 (Incorp. from New Inn HaU,
Oxford). S. of Francis, R. of Yattenden, Berks. B. there.
Colleger at Eton, 1680-4. Matric. (Merton College, Oxford)
Nov. 14, 1685, age 16; B.A. (Oxford) 1689; M.A. 1692. R. of
Catmore, Berks., 1693. R. of Stanford Dingley, 1703. [Al.
Oxon.)
SAYER, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Easter, 1576.
B. at Gt Chesterford, Essex. B.A. 1579-80; M.A. 1583. Ord.
deacon (London) May 14, 1585, age 24. C. of Wallington,
Herts.
SAYER, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Corpus Christi, 1656.
Of Norfolk. Matric. 1658; B.A. 1659-60; M.A. 1663. R. of
Sheering, Essex, 1671. Admon. (Cons. C. London) Apr. 17,
1 712. Probably brother of John (1656).
SAYER, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Michs.
1561. Of Norfolk. Perhaps s. of Thomas, of Pulham,
Norfolk. B.A. 1564-6; M.A. 1568; B.D. 1575- Fellow,
1569-77. University preacher, 1573. R. of Dickleburgh,
Norfolk, 1576-1622. One of these names (M.A.), V. of
Tooting, Surrey, 1614-5. (Vis. of Norfolk.)
SAYRE or SEARE, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius,
July 5, 1576. S. of John, of Redgrave, Suffolk. B. there,
1560. School, Botesdale. Matric. 1576; B.A. from Peter-
house, 1580-1 ^having been refused his degree at Caius on
account of his popish views). Adm. at the English College,
Rome, Nov. 6, 1582. Ord. priest, 1585. Became a Benedic-
tine monk (and took the name of Gregory) in the monastery
at Monte Cassino. Professor of moral philosophy there for
several years. Acquired a great name on account of his
learning; invited to the monastery of St George at Venice,
1595. Author, theological. Buried at Venice, Oct. 30, 1632
(? 1602). (Venn, i. 87; D.N.B.; Cooper, 11. 334.)
AYER, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Michs.
1623. Of Norfolk. Perhaps s. of Robert, of Gt Yarmouth,
merchant (whose wiU (P.C.C.) 1641). B.A. 1626-7; M.A.
1630. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Dec. 23, 1632; priest, Sept. 22,
1633. V. of Cretingham, Suffolk, 1634.
SAYER, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter, 1653;
B.A. 1655-6; M.A. 1659; B.D. 1667. Fellow, 1660. Probably
R. of Westley Waterless, Cambs., 1662. Preb. of York,
1675-81. R. of Widdington, Essex, 1678-81. Died 1681.
Perhaps father of John (1694).
SAYER, ROWLAND. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, July i,
1667. S. of George, yeoman, of Croft, near Darlington,
Yorks. B. there. School, Brignall (Mr Johnson). Matric.
1667; B.A. 1670-1.
SAYER, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar at Corpus Christi, 1661. Of
Norfolk. Matric. 1661; B.A. 1664-5; M.A. 1668. V. of
Attlebridge, Norfolk, 1670-2.
SAYER, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Corpus Christi, 1583.
Of Norfolk. Matric. 1583; B.A. 1586-7; M.A. 1590. FeUow,
1589-96. Ord. deacon (Worcester) Feb. 14, 1592-3; priest,
Feb. 14 (? 1592-3). V. of Hoxne, Suffolk, 1596-1644,
sequestered. Died soon after. (Masters.)
SAYER, THOMAS. Ord. priest (Peterb.) Mar. 8, 1611-2; 'B.A.
of Trinity College.'
SAYER, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, Feb. 2,
1720-1. S. of John, gent., of Topcroft, Norfolk. B. at
Saxlingham. Schools, Norwich (Mr Reddington) and
Shottesham (Mr Pitcaime). Matric. 1721; Scholar, 1721-7;
B.A. 1724-5. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Sept. 24, 1727; 'C. of
Framingham Pigot.' Died June 8, 1757. Will proved
(Norwich Archd. C.) i757- (Venn, 11. 15; G. Mag.)
Saywell, Thomas
SAYER, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Lent,
1620-1. Of Norfolk. B.A. 1623-4. Ord. deacon (Norwich)
Dec. 19, 1624; priest, Dec. 18, 1625. V. of Waterbeach,
Cambs., 1636.
SAYRE, . Matric. pens, from Christ's, July, 1609.
SAYRES, . Adm. sizar at Trinity, July 29, 1645. Matric.
1645.
SAYLE or SALE, JAMES. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's,
July 2, 1636. S. of James. B. at Pudsey, near Bradford.
Schools, Bradford (Mr Collier) and Wakefield (Mr Doughty).
Matric. 1636; B.A. 1639-40. Nonconformist minister at
Lincoln; at Thornton; at Pudsey, 1647; at St John's, Leeds,
1649; assistant to Elkanah Wales. Silenced, 1662; retired
to Pudsey. Died Apr. 17, 1679. Buried in Calverley Church.
(Calamy, 11. 566; Pejle, i. 445.)
SAYLES, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1616;
B.A. 1619-20; M.A. 1623. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Dec. 20;
priest, Dec. 21, 1623.
SAYLES or SALES, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June 18,
1716. Of Derbyshire. Matric. 1716.
SALE, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from St John's, c. 1597; B.A.
1600-1; M..\. 1604.
SAYLYS, ROBERT. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1487.
SAYLE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Michs. 1580;
B.A. 1583-4; M.A. 1587, 'Salte.' Ord. deacon and priest
(Peterb.) Oct. 16, 1588. V. of Chatteris, Cambs., 1592.
SAYLE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1610;
B.A. 1613-4; M.A. 1617. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 4;
priest, Sept. 24, 1615. R. of Mavis Enderby, Lines., 1622.
Licensed to marry Margaret Burton, of Langton, Mar. 6,
1625-6.
SAYLE or SALE, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's,
Mar. 14, 1751. S. of William, attorney, of Nottingham-
shire. B. at Retford. School, Chesterfield (Mr Burrough).
Matric. 1751; B.A. 1755. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Mar. 6;
priest, Sept. 25, 1757; C. of Gt Barford with Roxton, Beds.
One of these names R. of Chelworth, Somerset, 1774-99;
V. of Stowey, 1774-99- (Scott-Mayor, iii. 604.)
SAYON, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, at Jesus, July 4, 1664. Of
London. 1st s.of Abraham, merchant. Matric. 1664. Brother
of the next.
SAYON, SIMON. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's, June 8,
1668. S. of Abraham, deceased, of Leadenhall Street,
London. B. there. School, Eton; Colleger, 1663. Adm.
Scholar at King's, 1668; Matric. Easter, 1669; B.A. 1672-3;
M.A. 1676. Fellow of King's, 1671. Ord. deacon (London)
Sept. 21, 1679. R. of Kingston, Cambs., 1683. Died Oct. 2,
1688. Brother of Francis (above). (Scott-Mayor, 11. 16.)
SAYVE, PETER. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, June 15,
1686. S. of Peter. B. in London. School, Westnunster.
Matric. 1686; Scholar, 1687; B.A. 1689-90; M.A. 1693;
B.D. 1701. FeUow, 1692. Ord. deacon (London) Jtme 11;
priest, Nov. 5, 1693. V. of Masham, Yorks., 1703-32. V. of
Kirkby Malzeard, 1703-32. Died Sept. 11, 1732. Buried at
Masham.
SAYWELL, GABRIEL. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 18,
1629. Of Middlesex. Matric. 1629; B.A. 1632-3; M.A. 1636.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 24, 1637; priest. May 20, 1638.
R. of Pentridge, Dorset, 1640-58. Died 1658. Father of the
next, of William (1659), John (1686) and Samuel (1666).
SAYWELL, JAMES. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, July 4,
1673. S. of Gabnel (above), of Pentridge, Dorset. B. there.
Matric. 1673. Brother of the next, William (1659) and Samuel
(1666).
SAYWELL, JOHN. D.D. (? B.D.) from Jesus, 1686. S. of
Gabriel (1629), R. of Pentridge, Dorset. Matric. (Wadham
College, Oxford) Feb. 21, 1661-2, age i6; B.A. (Oxford)
1665; M.A. 1668. V. of East Grinstead, Sussex, 1671. Canon
of Chichester, 1672. R. of Downham, Cambs., i677- R- of
Watton-at-Stone, Herts., 1689-94. Died Mar. 13, 1693-4.
M.I. at Watton. Brother of James (1673), etc. (CluUerbuck,
II. 488; Al. Oxon.)
SAYWELL, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age 14) at St John's, Apr. 5,
1666. S. of Gabriel (1629), clerk, of Pentridge, Dorset.
B. there. School, Cranbome. Matric. 1667; B..'\. 1669-70;
M.A. 1673; B.D. 1680. FeUow, 1671-85. Incorp. at Oxford,
1677. Ord. priest (Ely) Sept. 18, 1675- V. of Hauxton and
Newton, Cambs., 1676. V. of WiUingham, 1679-1709. R. of
Bluntisham, Hunts., 1684-1709. Author, sermons. Died
1709. Brother of James (1673), etc.
SAYWELL or SAYVILL, THOMAS. Adm. at King's (age 16)
at King's, a scholar from Eton, Aug. 25, 1598. Of Byfleld,
Northants. Matric. 1598; B.A. 1601-2. Fellow, 1601-5.
Died in College.
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SAYWELL, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age i6) at St John's,
Oct. 3, 1659. S. of Gabriel (1629), deceased, R. of Pentndge,
Dorset. B. there, 1643. School, Cranbome (Mr Johnson).
Matric. 1659; B.A. 1663-4; M.A. 1667; D.D. 1679. Master
of Jesus, 1679-1701. Vice-Chancellor, 1685-6. Incorp. at
0.\ford, 1669. Chaplain to Bishop Gunning. R. of Birdham,
Sussex, 1672. V. of Pevensey, 1672. Preb. of Chichester,
1672-5; Chancellor, 1672-1701. R. of Downham, 1677. R.
of Willingham, Cambs., 1679. Canon of Ely, 1679-1701;
Archdeacon, 1681-1701. Author of Latin verse and con-
troversial treatises. Died in London, June 9, 1701. Buried
in the CoUege Chapel. WiU, P.C.C. Brother of James (1673),
etc. (D.N.B.; Al. Oxon.)
SCABHAM or SCUPHOLME, JOHN. Matric. sizar from King's,
Michs. 1659; B.A. 1663-4.
SCADDER or SKUDDER, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from St
Cath.^rine's, Easter, 1640. Of Kent. B.A. 1643-4; M.A.
1647.
SCAIFE, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Sidney,
June 29, 1652. S. of Richard, yeoman. B. at Islebeck, near
Thirsk. School, Coxwold. Matric. 1652, 'Scape'; B.A. 1655-
6; M.A. 1659. R. of South Ottrington, Yorks., 1660-1704.
Died 1704. Probably father of Richard (1692).
SKAIFE, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Queens', Mar. 2, 1674-5.
Of Surrey. School, Oundle. Matric. 1674-5; B.A. 1678-9;
M.A. 1682. R.ofFolksworth, Hunts., 1690-1702. Died 1702.
SKAYFF, HENRY. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Mar. 8, 1706-7.
Of Glatton, Hunts. Matric. 1707; B.A. 1710-1. Died in
College. Buried probably in the Chapel Cloister, Oct. i,
1711. M.I.
SCAIFE, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, Apr. 4, 1700.
S. of John, husbandman. B. at Sedbergh, Yorks. School,
Sedbergh. Matric. 1700; B.A. 1704-5. Ord. deacon (Ely)
June II, 1704; priest, June 3, 1705.
SCAIFE, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Trinity, June 25, 1720.
S. of Thomas (1678), of Histon, Cambs., clerk. School,
Histon (under his father). Matric. 1721; B.A. 1723-4; M.A.
1729. Ord. deacon (Ely) Sept. 20, 1724; C. of Histon; priest
(Norwich) July, 1726. V. of Histon, 1735-75. Brother of
Thomas (1717). (A. G. HiU, Churches of Cambs.)
SCAIFE, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Christ's, June i8,
1692. Probably s. of Christopher (1652). B. at Ottrington,
Richmonds. Perhaps C. of Sowerby Chapel, Thirsk, Aug. 7,
1699. (Peile, II. 125.)
SCAIFE, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, May 11,
1678. S. of Thomas, husbandman. B. at Crosby-Garret,
Westmorland. School, Ravenstonedale (Mr Metcalf). Matric.
1678; B.A. 1684; M.A. from Magdalene, 1692. Fellow of
Magdalene, 1692. Ord. priest (Carlisle, Litt. dim. from
Durham) Sept. 29, 1686. Probably P.C. of Lanchester,
Durham, 168&-94. V. of Histon, Cambs., 1695-1725. Buried
there Feb. 18, 1725-6. Father of the next and of John (1720).
SCAIFE, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Trinity, May 4,
1717. S. of Thomas (above), V. of Histon, Cambs. School,
Histon (under his father). B.A. 1720-1. Ord. deacon (Ely)
Sept. 24, 1721. V. of Histon, c. 1725-35. Brother of John
(1720).
SCALES, LAURENCE. B.A. from St John's, 1582-3.
SCALES, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, Mar. 21,
1740-1. S. of Robert, gent., of Lancashire. B. at Thwaite-
head. Schools, Hawkshead and Heversham, Westmorland.
Matric. 1741; B.A. 1744-5; M.A. 1748; B.D. 1756. Fellow,
1747-69. Ord. deacon (Gloucester) Mar. 10; priest (Bangor)
June 9, 1754. P.C. of Ulverstone, Lanes., 1765-86. R. and
V. of Hormead, Herts., 1768-86. Died Jan. 3, 1786. {Scott-
Mayor, III. 515.)
SCALES, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Queens', Lent, 1578-9;
B.A. 1582-3; M.A. 1586. Supp. for incorp. at Oxford, 1588.
Ord. priest (Lincoln) Sept. 10, 1583. V. of Hagnaby, Lines.,
1583. Admon. (Lincoln) 1587.
SCALES, THOMAS. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Mar. 8; priest, Mar. 9,
1627-8; 'M.A. of Queens' College.'
SCALES, WILLIAM. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1485; B.A. 1489-90; M.A. 1492-3; B.D. 1502-3; D.D. 1506-7.
Fellow. Vice-Provost. Ord. sub-deacon (Ely) Sept. 19, 1495.
V. of Ringwood, Hants. Will (P.C.C.) 1519. Benefactor to
the College. (Hanuood.)
SCALON or SCALAM, . B.A. 1499; M.A. 1503. Doubtless
Thomas, R. of Haddiscoe, Norfolk, 1504 (presented by
King's College).
SCAMBER, . Adm. Fell.-Com. at Trinity, 1654.
SCAMBLER, ADAM. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1581. 4th s. of Edmund (next), Bishop of Norwich. Bapt.
Aug. 28, 1569, at Peterborough. B.A. from Corpus Christi,
1585-6. Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1587. Bencher, 1611.
ScAMPTON, William
J. p. for Norfolk and Suffolk. Married Dorothy, dau. of
John Athow, of Brisley. Died Sept. 18, 1645. M.I. at
Hevingham. (Vis. of Norfolk; Le Neve, Mon.; D.N.B.;
Masters.)
SCAMBLER, EDMUND. B.A. 1541-2. B. at Gressingham,
Lanes., c. 1520. D.D. from Queens', 1564. Probation
Fellow of Peterhouse, 1547, but did not complete his year.
V. of Rye, Sussex, 1559. Chaplain to Archbishop Parker.
Preb. of York, 1560-4. Preb. of Westminster, 1560-2.
Bishop of Peterborough, 1560-84. Bishop of Norwich,
1584--94. Married Julyan Fraunceys, Jan. 21, 1560-1, at
St Dionis Backchurch, London. Author, religious; assisted
in the translation of the 'Bishops' Bible.' Died May 7, 1594,
aged 85 (sic). Buried in Norwich Cathedral. M.I. Father of
Adam (above) and of Thomas (1581). {Cooper, 11. 167; Vis.
of Norfolk; D.N.B.; Blomefield, in. 560.)
SCAMBLER, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1575- Of Northamptonshire. B.A. 1579-80; M.A. 1583.
Fellow, 1581. Incorp. at Oxford, 1584. Probably brother
of the next.
SCAMBLER, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1575.
Probably adm. at Gray's Inn, 1577. Probably brother of
Edward (above).
SCAMBLER, JOHN. Matric. sizar (age 16) from Pembroke,
Easter, 1631. S. of Robert, of Cambridge, carpenter. B.A.
1634-5; M.A. 1638. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Sept. 25, 1636;
'C. of Fressingfield ' ; priest. Mar. 9, 1638-9. Probably R. of
Markshall, Norfolk, 1639-87, and R. of Thurgarton, 1662.
Died 1687. Doubtless father of Robert (1669) and perhaps
of Joseph (1675-6). (Blomefield, v. 48.)
SCAMBLER, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Clare, Jan. 31, 1659-60.
Probably s. of Thomas (1633), of Ickiingham, Suffolk.
Matric. 1660; B.A. 1663-4; M.A. 1667. FeDow, 1664. V. of
Everton, Hunts., 1679-80. V. of Eaton, Norfolk, 1687-93.
Probably R. of Shenfield, Essex, 1694-1706. Died June 13,
i7o6,aged6o. M.I. at Shenfield. Probably brother of Thomas
(1667). (Blomefield, iv. 518, where two men are apparently
confused.)
SCAMLER, JOSEPH. Adm. pens, at Clare, Feb. 15, 1675-6.
Of Higham by Norwich. Probably s. of John (1631) and
brother of the next.
SCAMBLER, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Pembroke,
Mar. 31, 1669. S. of John (1631), of Heigham, Norfolk,
clerk. Matric. 1672; B.A. 1672-3; M.A. 1676. Ord. deacon
(Norwich) June, 1674; 'C. to his father at Thurgarton,
Norfolk'; priest, Feb. 1675-6. Probably brother of Joseph
(above).
SCAMBLER, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs.
1581. 3rd s. of Edmund (1541-2), Bishop of Peterborough.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, Nov. 8, 1583. Brother of Adam (1581).
(Vis. of Norfolk.)
SCAMBLER or SCAMPLER, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16)
at Caius, May 24, 1633. S. of Edward, gent. B. at Heving-
ham, Norfolk. School, Aylsham (Mr Knowles). Matric. 1633;
B.A. 1636-7; M.A. 1640, Scampler. Ord. deacon (Norwich)
Sept. 25, 1642; priest, Feb. 25, 1643; 'C. of Ickiingham
St James', Suffolk.' Admon. (Norwich .Archd. C.) Dec. 3,
1660; of Norwich. Probably father of John (1659-60) and
Thomas (1667). (Venn, i. 318.)
SCAMLER, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Clare, Apr. 16, 1667.
Perhaps s. of Thomas (1633). Matric. 1667; B.A. 1670-1;
M.A. 1674. Ord. priest (Norwich) Dec. 1674. R. of Marling-
ford, Norfolk, 1676-97. R. of Drayton, 1676-97. Perhaps
R. of South Ockenden, Essex, 1708. If so, died 1711. One
of these names of London, clerk; will (Cons. C. London) 1708.
Perhaps brother of John (1659-60).
SCAMBLER, . Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, May 31, 1622.
SCAMMELL, BARTHOLOMEW. Matric. sizar from King's,
Easter, 1669; B.A. 1672-3; M.A. 1676. Incorp. at Oxford,
1676. V. of North Petherton, Somerset, 168 1-1715. Died 1715.
SCAMP, HUGH. Matric. pens, from King's, Michs. 1615; B.A.
1619. Ord. deacon (Bp. of Exeter) June 11, 1620; priest (Bp.
of Ross) Apr. 24, 1626. Vicar-Choral of Ross, Co. Cork and
V. of Castrumventry, 1626. V. of Aghadowne, Ross, 1635-67.
V. of Kilgobinet, Lismore, 1662-4. C. of Tracton, Cork, in
1666. (H. B. Swanzy; Brady, 11. 457.)
SCAMP, THOMAS Adm. at King's (age 16) a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 25, 1599. Of Hayne, Devon. B.A. 1603-4; M.A.
1607. Fellow, 1602-24. Senior proctor, 1621. Incorp. at
Oxford, 1617. 'Had a lease of crown land, 1623, 1626.'
Will proved (P.C.C.) May 7, 1631; of Georgeham, Devon.
SCAMPTON, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Queens', July 5, 1689. Of
Leicestershire. Matric. 1689; M.B. 1694.
SCAMPTON, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1633; Scholar, 1634; B.A. 1636-7. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
June 9, 1639.
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SCANDRETT, STEPHEN
SCANDRETT, STEPHEN. M.A. 1659 (Incorp. from Oxford).
Matric. (Wadham CoUege, Oxford) Dec. 12, 1654; B.A.
(Oxford) 1656-7; M.A. 1659. Conduct of Trinity College,
Cambridge, 1659-60. Assistant to Mr Eyres at Haverhill,
Suflolk; silenced, 1662. Received presbyterian ordination.
Prosecuted in the ecclesiastical courts for preaching after
being silenced in 1662. Married Abigail Walker, of Little
Waldingfield, Sufiolk, Nov. 30, 1667. Author, theological.
Died Dec. 8, 1706, aged 75. Buried at Haverhill. {Calamy,
n. 421; D.N.B.)
SCAR or SCARRE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Peterhouse,
Easter, 155 1.
SCARR or SKAR, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs.
1561; Scholar, 1563.
SCARBOROUGH, CHARLES. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius
Mar. 4, 1632-3. S. of Edmund (1602), gent. Bapt. Dec. 29,
1615, at St Martin-in-the-Fields, London. School, St Paul's.
Matric. 1633; Scholar, 1634-40; B.A. 1636-7; M.A. 1640.
Fellow, 1642-9. M.D. (Oxford) 1646. Incorp. M.D. at
Cambridge, 1660. Resided at Merton College, Oxford.
Fellow collegian and friend of William Harvey, M.D. One
of the original fellows of the Royal Society. Fellow of the
Royal College of Physicians, 1650; Elect, 1677-91- Physician
to Charles II; to James II; to William III, and to the House-
hold, 1667-77. Knighted, Aug. 15, 1669. M.P. forCamelford,
1685-7. Author, mathematical. Died Feb. 26, 1693-4.
Buried at Cranford, Middlesex. M.I. Father of the next and
of Edmund (1677). {Venn, I. 308; D.N.B.; Le Neve, Mon.,
v. 148.)
SCARBURGH, CHARLES. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius,
Sept. 10, 1669. S. of Charles (above). B. in London. Matric.
1670; M..^. 1674 (Lit. Reg.); LL.D. 1681. Incorp. at Oxford,
1702. Adm. at the Middle Temple, May 18, 1670. Servant
to Prince George of Denmark; envoy from him to his brother
the King of Denmark, in 1699. Brother of Edmund (1677).
{Venn, 1. 438; Harl., viii. 226; Al. Oxon.)
SCARBURGHE or SCARBURGE, EDMUND. Adm. sizar (age
16) at Caius, Apr. 15, 1602. S. of Henry (1581), of North
Walsham, Norfolk. Bapt. Dec. 25, 1584. School, Norwich
(Mr Brigs). Matric. 1602. Emigrated to Virginia, c. 1620.
Member of House of Burgesses there, 1629. J. P. for Co.
Northampton, Virginia, 1631. Married Hannah Butler.
Died 1635. (His son Edmund was a prominent citizen of
Virginia.) Brother of Henry (1606), John (1614) and Samuel
(1610), father of Charles (1632-3). {Venn.i. 178; J. W. Wise.)
SCARBURGH, EDMUND. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Caius, Sept.
23, 1677. 2nd s. of Sir Charles (1632-3), Knt., M.D., physician
to Charles II. B. in London. School, St Paul's. Matric. 1678;
M.A. 1682-3 {Lit. Reg.). Fellow, 1682-8. Adm. at the
Middle Temple, Nov. 22, 1676. R. of St Michael, Wareham,
Dorset, 1686; of Upway, 1687. Preb. of Salisbury, 1687-
1705. Died Oct. 1705. Brother of Charles (1669). {Venn,
1. 458.)
SCARBROUGH, GERVASE. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter,
1589. Of Yorkshire. B.A. from Corpus Christi, 1593-4;
(M.A. not recorded); B.D. 1615. R. of Cranford, Middlesex,
1597-1603. R. of St George, Botolph Lane, London, 1603-30.
Died June, 1630.
SKARBOROUGH, HENRY. Adm. Scholar (age 17) at Caius,
Nov. 3, 1581. S. of Henry. Bapt. Sept. 1565, at North
Walsham, Norfolk. Schools, North Walsham and Norwich.
Married Mary, dau. of John Humberstone, of Loddon, Esq.
Died Aug. 24, 1617. Buried at North Walsham. M.I. Will
(Norwich C. C.) 1617. Father of the next, of John (1614) and
Samuel (1610). {Venn, 1. 112.)
SKARBURGHE, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Oct. 9,
1606. S. of Henry (above), attomey-at-law, of North
Walsham, Norfolk. Bapt. there, July 21, 1590- School,
North Walsham (Mr Tylles). Scholar, 1608. Died in College.
Buried at St Michael's, Apr. 11, 1609. Brother of Edmund
(1602), etc. {Venn, 1. 194.)
SCARBOROUGH, JAMES. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June 4,
1664. Of Yorkshire. Matric. 1664.
SCARBURGH, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Caius, May 4,
1614. S. of Henry (1581), gent. Bapt. May 7, 1598, at North
Walsham, Norfolk. School, North Walsham. Matric. 1613;
Scholar, 1614-7; B.A. 1616-7. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 25,
1615-6. Of North Walsham, Esq. Brother of Edmund
(1602), etc. {Venn, i. 225.)
SCARBROUGH, MATTHEW. Adm. sizar (age 20) at St John's,
May 15, 1713. S. of Matthew, husbandman. B. at Hill,
Westmorland. School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1713; B.A. 1716-7.
Ord. deacon (Ely) Mar. 17, 1716-7.
SCARBORO, RICHARD. B.D. 1512-3. Canonicus.
SCARBURGH, SAMUEL. Adm. scholar (age 16) at Caius, Nov.
3, 1610. S. of Henry (1581), attomey-at-law, of North
Walsham, Norfolk. Bapt. there, Nov. 4, 1593. School,
Scarlett, Francis
North Walsham. Matric. 1612; B.A. 1613-4. Adm. at
Lincohi's Inn, July 5, 1614. Died Apr. 20, 1655. Buried
at North Walsham. M.I. Brother of Edmund (1602), etc.
{Venn, 1. 209.)
SCARBOROUGH, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1619; B.A. 1622-3. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Mar. 9, 1622-3;
priest, Sept. 21, 1623.
SCARBORO, . B.A. 1489-90; M-A. 1493-4-
SCARFE, see also SCARTH.
SCARFE, HICKLE. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Pembroke, Dec. 29,
1718. S. of William, of Cambridge, vintner. Matric. 1718-9;
B.A. 1722-3; M.A. 1726. Fellow, Feb. 1727-8. Brother of
William (1729).
SCARFE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Pembroke, July
24, 1729. Exhibitioner from Charterhouse. S. of William,
of Cambridge, vintner. Bapt. Oct. 20, 171 1, at St Sepulchre's.
Matric. 1730; B.A. 1733-4; M.A. i737- Ord. deacon (Lincoln)
Mar. 10, 1733-4; priest, Dec. 21, 1735- R- of Hatley St
George, Cambs., 1735-46. R. of St Colomb Major, Cornwall,
1746. Buried there Apr. 19, 1748. WiU, P.C.C. Brother of
Hickle (1718).
SCARGILL, DANIEL. Adm. sizar at Corpus Christi, 1661. Of
Cambridgeshire. Matric. 1662; B.A. 1665-6. Fellow, 1667-8.
Expelled from the University for infidel tenets, but after-
wards publicly recanted in Gt St Mary's, July 25, 1669.
(His recantation was reprinted in the Somers Collection,
vol. VII.) R. of Mulbarton, Norfolk, 1672. V. of Swardeston,
1690. Married (i) Sarah, dau. of Thomas Le Neve, of Aslac-
ton, (2) Sarah Carman, of All Hallows, London, Mar. 20,
1681-2. {Masters; H. B. Swanzy.)
SCARGILL, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, at Sidney, Mar. 29, 1604.
Probably s. of Francis, R. of Knapwell, Cambs. (whose will
(P.C.C.) 1605). Of Knapwell. Licensed to Marry Elizabeth
Godfrey, of St Michael's, Cambridge, 1617. Will (P.C.C.)
1651-2. Doubtless brother of John (1609) and father of the
next. {Cambs. Vis., 1619.)
SCARGILL, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Apr. 5, 1636.
S. of Francis (above), of Knapwell, Cambs. B. 1619. Matric.
1636; B.A. 1639-40; M.A. 1643. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Oct.
31, 1643; 'C- of Knapwell, Cambs.'; priest, Apr. 18, 1644.
V. of Knapwell, in 1650. {Cambs. Vis.)
SCARGILL, HENRY. Adm. sizar at Clare, Aug. 6, 1640.
Matric. 1640; B.A. 1644; M.A. 1648.
SCARGILL, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Christ's, 1609. Probably
s. of Francis, R. of Knapwell, Cambs. B.A. 1612-3; M.A.
1616. One of these names R. of West Hallam, Derbs., 1638.
Died 1663, aged 74. Probably brother of Francis (1604).
{Peile, I. 272; Cambs. Vis., 1619, where Thomas (not John)
appears as M.A. of Christ's.)
SCARGILL, JOSHUA. Adm. sizar at Trinity, Apr. 13, 1661.
Matric. 1661; Scholar, 1664; B.A. 1664-5; M.A. 1668.
SKARGELL, SIMON. B.A. 1533-4. S. of William. M.A. 1537.
Fellow of Gonville Hall, 1538-40. Ord. deacon (Norwich)
Mar. 13, 1531-2; priest, May 25, 1532. Died 1540. Admon.
granted (V.C.C.) Oct. 20, 1540, to his father William. {Venn,
I. 30.)
SCARGILL, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from King's, Easter, 1604.
Perhaps s. of Francis, R. of Knapwell, Cambs., and
brother of Francis (1604), etc.
SCARGELL, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's,
May 12, 1690. S. of Joshua, cutler. B. at Sheffield, Yorks.
School, Sheffield (Mr Baley). Matric. 1690. Migrated to
Trinity Hall, Nov. 9, 1693. B.A. 1693-4.
SCARGILL, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Trinity, May 6, 1654.
Matric. 1654; B.A. 1657-8. Ejected from Chapelthorpe,
Sandal Magna, Yorks., 1662. Afterwards conformed. Ord.
deacon (York) Dec. 22, 1672. V. of Holbeck, Leeds., 1675-86.
R. of Danby Wiske, 1684-6. Died Nov. 5, 1686.
SKARGILL, . Fell.-Com. at St Catharine's, Aug. 1564.
Possibly Francis, s. of Henry. Afterwards of Knapwell,
Cambs.
SCARLETT, EDWARD. B.A. from Trinity, 1603-4; M.A.
from Magdalene, 1607; B.D. 1616. Fellow of Magdalene.
(Matric. (St Edmund HaU, Oxford) Oct. 19, i599. age 17;
of Worcestershire, pleb.) R. of Gt Wigborough, Essex,
i6i7-(?) 28. R. of Little Canfield, 1623-36. Marrisd EUza-
beth, dau. of Edward Dod, V. of Hinxton, Cambs. Will
(P.C.C.) 1636. Father of the next. (J. Ch. Smith.)
SCARLET, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, Apr. 20,
1640. S. of Edward (above), B.D., late R. of Little Canfield,
Essex. Bapt. there, Sept. 9, 1623. School, Felsted. In-
herited lands at Hinxton, Cambs. {Venn, 1. 338.)
SCARLETT, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Sept. 2, 1645.
Matric. 1645. Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1649; 's. and h.
of Benjamin.'
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Scarlett, George
SCARLETT, GEORGE. B.A. from St John's, 1598-9-
SCARLETT, JOHN. B.Can.L. 1481-2; D.Can.L. 1492. C. of
Holy Trinity, Cambridge. WiU (V.C.C.) 1502.
SCARLETT, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1549.
Probably B.A. 1560-1. Ord. deacon (London) Jan. 14;
priest, Jan. 25, 1559-60. C. of St Michael's, Cambridge, 1561.
R. of St Bartholomew, Exchange, London, 1567-91. Died
Apr. 1591. Will, Cons. C. London. {Hennessy.)
SCARLETT, JOHN. B.A. from Pembroke, 1607-8; M.A. 1611.
Fellow, 1610. R. of Thorpe-by-Newark, Notts., 1615.
SCARLETT, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter, 1617.
Of Cambridgeshire. B.A. 1620-1; M.A. 1624. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) Sept. 23, 1621; priest, Dec. 20, 1622.
SCARLETT, PHILIP. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Christ's, Mar. 12,
1630-1. S. of Philip. B. at Cambridge. School, Perse
(Mr Lovering). Matric. 1631; B.A. 1634-5; M.A. 1638. Ord.
deacon (Peterb.) Dec. 22, 1639. (Peile, i. 407.)
SCARLET, PHILLIP. Adm. at Queens', c. 1642-3. S. of Peter,
bookseller, of Cambridge. Bapt. Aug. 26, 1627, at Gt St
Mary's. School, Perse. Migrated to Caius as sizar, Jan. 8,
1644-5. Scholar, 1644-9; Matric. 1645; B.A. 1646-7; M.A.
from King's, 1652. R. of North Creake, Norfolk, 1653-61 and
1680-5. R. of Aldham, Suffolk, 1663-80 (his successor makes
a note, 'hitherto the negligent Mr Phil. Scarlett, with his
confounded writing'). Buried Aug. 26, 1685. Will proved
(Norwich C. C.) 1685. Father of William (i677). (Venn, i.
355.)
SCARLETT, THOMAS. Scholar or Fellow at King's Hall;
adm. Nov. 19, 1370; resigned, Oct. 15, 1393.
SCARLETT, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1568.
Of Suffolk. S. of Robert, of Stowmarket, Suffolk. Migrated
pens, to Caius, Oct. 16, 1570, age x8. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn
(from Fumival's Inn) Aug. 6, 1582. (Venn, i. 66.)
SCARLETT, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter,
1612.
SCARLET, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1622;
B.A. 1625-6.
SCARLETT, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Pembroke,
June 8, 1665. S. of Robert, farmer. B. at Feltwell, Notts.
Matric. 1667; B.A. 1668-9. R. of Wanstrow, Somerset,
1688-96. Died 1696.
SCARLETT, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1631; Scholar, 1634; B.A. 1634-5; M.A. 1638. Ord. priest
(Peterb.) Dec. 22, 1639. Chaplain of Trinity, 1639-45 and
1661-2. One of these names V. of Bobbing, Kent, in 1663;
R. of Halstow, 1664. Buried there, Mar. 9, 1669. (Fielding,
Rochester.)
SCARLETT, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Mar. 11, 1641-2.
Of Essex. Matric. 1642; B.A. 1645-6; M.A. 1649. Incorp.
at Oxford, 1653. Perhaps V. of Bassingboume, Cambs.,
1660; V. of Dunton, Norfolk, 1686.
SCARLET, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Queens', May 20, 1673.
Of Cambridgeshire. Matric. 1673; M.B. 1678.
SCARLET, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, Oct. 27,
1677. S. of Philip (c. 1642-3), clerk, of Hadleigh, Suffolk.
B. July 9, 1660, at North Creake, Norfolk. Schools, Creake
and Hadleigh (Mr Challenor). Matric. 1678; Scholar, 1678-
84; B.A. 1681-2. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Dec. 1684; priest,
May 30, 1686; C. of Dunton, Norfolk. R. of Dunton and
Doughton, 1686-1701; of North Creake, 1687-1727. Buried
Feb. 8, 1726-7. WiU (Norwich C. C.) 1726-7. (Venn, i. 458.)
SCARLING, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, at Clare, June 20, 1715.
B. at Sudbury, Suffolk. Matric. 1715-6; M.B. 1720.
SCARROW, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Trinity Hall,
Easter, 1683, 'Carrow'; B.A. 1686-7.
SCARTH, see also SCARFE.
SCARTH, PHILIP. Adm. pens, at Clare, May 12, 1647.
Matric. 1647; B.A. 1650.
SCARTH, . Matric. pens, from St John's, c. 1594.
SCATCHERD, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Sidney, June 20,
1685. S. of Robert, farmer. B. at Arthington, Yorks.
Schools, Picton and Leeds, Yorks. Matric. 1685, 'Shratcherd';
B.A. 1688-9. Ord. priest (York) Dec. 1690. V. of Alne,
Yorks., 1691.
SCATLIN, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter, 1606;
B.A. 1609-10.
SCATTERGOOD or SKATERGOOD, ANTHONY. Matric. sizar
from Trinity, Michs. 1628. S. of John, attorney, of Chad-
desden, Derbs. Bapt. Sept. 18, 1611, at Ellastone, Staffs.
B.A. 1632-3; M.A. 1636; D.D. 1662 (Lit. Reg.). Incorp. at
Oxford, 1669. Chaplain at Trinity, 1637-40. R. of Winwick,
Northants., 1641-87. Canon of Lincoln, 1641-83; of Lich-
field, 1666-82. R. of Yelvertoft, 1670-87. Married Martha
ScoLES, Giles
Wharton at St Bartholomew-the-Less, London, June 27,
1644. Author, biblical criticisms. Died July 30, 1687, aged
76. Buried at Yelvertoft. .^dmon. Aug. 7, 1687, to son
Samuel. Father of the next and of Samuel (1662). (D.N.B.;
Bridges, i. 605, 610.)
SCATTERGOOD, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Oct. 14, 1668.
2nd s. of Anthony (above). Bapt. Mar. 5, 1649-50, at
Winwick, Northants. Matric. 1671-2; Scholar, 1671; B.A.
1672-3; M.A. 1676. Buried at Winwick, Sept. 24, 1723-
Brother of Samuel (1662). (H. I. Longden.)
SCATTERGOOD, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Trinity, Sept. 12, 1672.
Matric. 1673; Scholar, 1676; B.A. 1676-7; M.A. 1680. Ord.
priest (London) Feb. 24, 1688-9.
SCATTERGOOD, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, at Trinity, May 20,
1662. S. of Anthony (1628). Bapt. at Winwick, Northants.,
Apr. 16, 1646. Matric. 1662; Scholar, 1664; B.A. 1665-6;
M.A. 1669. Fellow, 1668. Incorp. at Oxford, 1669. Ord.
priest (Ely) Sept. 19, 1674. V. of St Mary's, Lichfield, 1678
81. V. of Ware, Herts., 1681, resigned within four months.
V. of Blockley, Worcs., 1681-96. Canon of Lichfield, 1682;
of Lincoln, 1683. Married Elizabeth Gilbert, of Tettenhall,
Staffs., Sept. 5, 1688. Author, sermons. Buried at Blockley,
Dec. 10, 1696. Brother of John (1668). (Al. Oxon.; D.N.B.)
SCAWEN, FRANCIS. Probably a student at Cambridge. S. of
Robert, of Molinick, Cornwall. Died Mar. 14, 1669. M.I. at
Gt St Mary's, Cambridge. (Musgrave.)
SCAWEN, WILLIAM. Matric. Fell.-Com. from King's, Easter,
1709. S. and h. of Thomas, of Cornwall. Died Nov. 21, 1710,
aged 19. Buried in the College Chapel. (Le Neve, Mon., iv.
192.)
SCAWSBY, THOMAS (or WILLIAM). Adm. at King's, a scholar
from Eton, 1496; B.A. 1500-1; M.A. 1504-5- Fellow.
Ord. priest (Lincoln) Dec. 23, 1503. V. of Chalke, Wilts.
(Harwood.)
SCHARDIN, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter, 1705.
SCHARNBURN, FRANCIS, see SHARNBORNE.
SCHELE, LEWIS. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1718. Of London.
SCHEUCHZER or SCHEUTZER, JOHN GASPER. M.D. 1728
(Com. Reg.). S. of John James, of Zurich. B. in Switzerland,
1702. Graduated at Zurich, 1722. Came to England and
became librarian to Sir Hans Sloane. L.R.C.P., 1723- F.R.S.,
1724. Author, medical. Died Apr. 10, 1729. (D.N.B.)
SCHEWE, ROBERT, see SHAW.
SCHLAER, FREDERICK. Incorp. M.D. 1681, from Utrecht.
SCHLECH, JOHN. B.Can.L. 1492-3-
SCOCHEY, EDWARD. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Magdalene,
May 14, 1710. S. of Edward, of Caister, Lines. School,
Caister. Matric. 1711; B.A. 1714-5- Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
May 26, 1716. C. of Tansor, Northants.
SCOCHIE, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from St John's, c. 1595;
B.A. 1599-1600. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June 21, 1601;
priest, Sept. 26, 1602. V. of Ashby-juxta-Temple Brewer,
Lines., in 1604-5, when he was licensed as a schoolmaster.
V. of Hibaldstow, 1609-18. V. of Hale, 1618. Married Anne
Witherall, of Liddington, Jan. 24, 1608-9. Will (Lincohj)
1652; of Bicker.
SCHOLAR, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at Queens', Oct. 9, 1669
Of Derbyshire. Matric. 1670; B.A. 1673-4- Master of Bake
well School. Died Feb. 11, 1674-5. M.I. at Bakewell.
SCHOLEFIELD, ABRAHAM. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Mac
dalene, June 27, 1739. S. of Abraham. B. at Halifax
Yorks. School, Halifax. Matric. i739; B-A- 1742-3-
SCHOFIELD, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1626; B.A. 1629-30, 'Chofield.'
SKOFYLD, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1573-
SCOLEFIELD, RADCLIFFE. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Dec. 13,
1689. S. of Radcliffe, attorney, of Scholefield Hall,
Rochdale. Bapt. there, Aug. 17, 1671. Minister at Ash-
worth Chapel, in 1703; of a presbyterian chapel at Hall
Fold, Whitworth, 1718-27; then at Ringhay, Cheshire.
Buried Aug. 16, 1728, at Ringhay. Admon. (Chester) 1739.
(Fam. Min. Gent., i. 114; A. Gray.)
SCHOFIELD, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Lent,
1577-8. Probably V. of Little Clacton, Essex, 1589-1605.
Died 1605. Admon. (Cons. C. London) Mar. 26, 1605.
SCHOFIELD, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter,
1577. Perhaps of Schofield, near Rochdale, Lanes. One of
these names C. of Holcombe, in 1609. (Peile, i. 142.)
SCOLES, GILES. Matric. sizar from Christ's, July, 1608;
Scholar, 1610-1; B.A. 161 1-2; M.A. 1615. Probably buried
at Gt St Andrew's, Cambridge, May 14, 1618. (Peile, 1.
270.)
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ScHOLES, James
SCHOLES, JAMES (? JACOB). Adm. sizar (age i6) at St John's,
May 31, 1686. S. of James, husbandman. B. at Oldham,
Lanes. School, Manchester. Matric. 1686; B.A. 1689-90;
M.A. 1698. Ord. deacon (Lincohi) June 15, 1690. C. of
Prestwich 61 years. V. of Ringley, i7i9- Died 1752- Will
(Chester) 1755. (Mumford, Manchester Grammar School.)
SCOLES, JEREMY. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Sept. 6, 1646.
S. of George. B. at Salford, Lanes. Bapt. June 14, 1629, at
Manchester. School, Manchester. Matric. 1647; Scholar;
B.A. 1650-1; M.A. 1654. Ord. presbyter, July 5, i655-
Minister of Stretford Chapel, 1655-7. V. of Norton, Derbs.,
1659- ejected, 1662. Returned to Salford, licensed to preach
there, 1672. Died Apr. 23, 1685, aged 56. Buried at Man-
chester. Will, Chester. Father of the next. {Calamy, i. 333;
Mumford, Manchester Grammar School.)
SCOLES, NATHANIEL. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Christ's, Sept.
II, 1680. S. of Jeremiah (above). B. at Salford, Lanes.
Bapt. June 9, 1664, at Manchester. School, Salford. Pastor
at Newton, Manchester; also at Macclesfield. Died at
Macclesfield, Oct. 2, 1702. Buried at Manchester. (Mumford,
Manchester Grammar School; Peile, 11. 81.)
SCOLYS, . B.Civ.L. 1482-3.
SCHOLEY, CALEB. 'Late student of St John's'; ord. priest
(York) Sept. 1626.
SCHOLEY, HENRY. Matric. sizar from Clare, Michs. 1568.
One of these names of V/ragby, Yorks., clerk; will (York)
1595.
SCHOLEY, NICHOLAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's,
July T, 1665. S. of John, husbandman, of Ulley, Yorks.
B. there. School, Rotherham (Mr Barton). Matric. 1667;
B.A. 1668-9. Ord. deacon (York) June 6, 1669; priest, June,
1671.
SCHOLEY, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Lent,
1563-4-
SCOLYE, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter, 1618.
SCHOMBERG, ISAAC. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Trinity, Mar. 19,
1746-7. S. of Dr Meyer Low, F.R.S., of London. B. at
Schweinberg, Aug. 14, i7i4- School, Merchant Taylors'.
M.D. 1750 (Lit. Reg.). Professor of Medicine in the Univer-
sity of Giessen. Of Conduit Street, London. Summoned by
the President and Censors of the C.P. to present himself for
examination as licentiate but declined, i747; his practice
interdicted, till 1765. L.R.C.P., 1765- F.R.C.P., i77i-
Censor, 1773 and 1778. Attended Garrick in his last illness.
Died unmarried Mar. 2, 1780. Buried at St George's,
Hanover Square, London. WiU, P.C.C. Twin-brother of
Raphael or Ralph, M.D. (for whom see D.N.B.) {G. Mag.;
L. Mag.)
SCHOOLECROFT, AUGUSTINE. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St
John's, Apr. 12, 1654. S. of James, clerk. Bapt. Nov. 3,
1633, at Lancaster. Matric. 1654; B.A. 1657-8. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) Mar. 10; priest, Mar. 13, 1660-1. C. at Colwich,
Staffs., in 1659, to John Greensmith, whose daughter he
married, in 1666. V. of Colwich, 1663-70. Buried Feb. 16,
1699-1700. Brother of the next. (Wm. Salt Arch. Soc. ,1^15.)
SCHOOLECROFT, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's,
Apr. 12, 1654. S. of James, clerk, of Lancaster. Bapt. there,
Feb. 6, 1635-6. Matric. 1654. Brother of Augustine (above).
SCHREVE, EDMUND, see SHREVE.
SCHUBIS, see CHUBBES.
SCHUTZ, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Queens', May 30, 1747.
Of Berkshire. Matric. 1748; B.A. 1752; M.A. i755; D.D.
1769. Fellow, 1753-9. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Dec. 28, 17541
priest, May 25, 1755. R. of Marsh Gibbon, Bucks., 1757-60.
R. of Oving, 1774-1803. R. of Burton Coggles, Lines.
R. of Paston, Northants., 1803-n. Died before Mar. 13,
1811.
SCHUTZ, SPENCER. Adm. pens, at Queens', Mar. 24, 1733-4-
Of Middlesex. S. and h. of Hon. Augustus, of St George's,
Hanover Square. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Mar. 2, 1742-3.
Called to the Bar, 1751. Migrated to the Inner Temple,
Feb. 6, 1752.
SCIALETTI, PAUL. M.A. 1664 (Lt<. i?eg.). 'Rabbi; converted
Jew."
SCOBELL, FRANCIS. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 17) at Pembroke,
Nov. 9, 1732. S. of Francis, of Tregony, Cornwall, Esq.
Bapt. Aug. 14, 1715. Matric. 1732-3. Died Nov. 26, 1740.
(Vivian, Vis. of Cornwall.)
SCOGGAN, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius, May 5,
1628. S. of Robert, husbandman. B. at Preston, in the
diocese of Durham. School, Preston. Matric. 1628; B.A.
1632-3. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Sept. 22, 1633. [Venn, i.
283.)
SCOLDING, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June 9, 1687,
Skulding. Matric. 1688.
Scot, Christopher
SCOOPE, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 14) at St John's, Apr. 25,
1696. S. of Richard, clerk. B. at Thornton Watlass, Yorks.
School, Threshfield (Mr Motley). Matric. 1696; B.A. 1699-
1700. Ord. priest (York) Sept. 1704-
SCOOPE, RICHARD. Adm. sizar at Trinity, May 5, 1671;
B.A. 1675-6.
SCOPHAM, . B.Can.L. 1498-9-
SCORER, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Michs. 1571-
Perhaps s. of Nicholas, of Co. Hereford and Melton-on-the-
HiU, Yorks. Bapt. Nov. 10, 1549. Probably B.A. 1575-6,
'George.' Ord. deacon (Ely) Nov. 17, 1577, 'age 24; B.A.
of Christ's.' Perhaps C. of Melton. Buried Dec. 6, 1620.
Will (York) 1621.
SCORINGHURST, . Pens, at Jesus, 1613-4.
SCORTRETH, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Mar.
1588; B.A. (?) 1591-2; M.A. 1597- Ord. deacon (Lincohi)
Dec. 19, 1592; priest, Sept. 15, 1593. V. of Huttoft, Lines.,
1592-1600. V. of Saleby, near Alford, 1600-6. R. of Firsby,
1605. Will (Lincohi) 1645-6; of Alford, clerk. Father of the
next. (Peile, i. 192.)
SCORTRATH, GEORGE. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Sidney, May
28, 1628. S. of George (above), V. of Saleby, Lines. B. there.
School, 'Ashford.' B.A. 1631-2; M.A. 1635. Lecturer at
Lincoln; colleague with Edw. Rayner; ejected, 1662.
(Calamy, 11. 154.)
SCORTRETH, RAMUS. Adm. sizar at Sidney, Oct. 22, 1614.
Matric. 1614; B.A. 1618-9; M.A. 1622.
SCORY, EDMUND. M.A. 1615 (on King's visit). Doubtless s. of
Silvan, of Co. Hereford, Esq., and grandson of John (below).
Bishop of Hereford. Matric. (Balliol CoUege, Oxford) Oct. 24,
1595, age 20. Knighted, July 4, 1618. Brotherof John (1592).
(Al. Oxon.; Vis. ofWorcs., 1569-)
SCORY, JOHN. Studied nine years at Cambridge. B.D. 1539,
when he is described as formerly a Dominican friar. Of
Norfolk. (One of the 14 friars who with their Prior, Gregory
Dodds, B.D., signed the deed of Surrender of their Monastery
in Cambridge to the King, Apr. 16, 1538. The site of the
old monastery was afterwards occupied by the Protestant
foundation of Emmanuel.) Six preacher at Canterbury, 1541.
Chaplain to Archbishop Cranmer. Bishop of Rochester,
1551-2; of Chichester, 1552-3, deprived. A fugitive abroad
under Queen Mary. Retired to Emden in Friesland; super-
intendent of the English congregation there; returned, 1558.
Bishop of Hereford, 1559-85- Author, sermons. Died June
26, 1585. Buried at Whitbourne, Herefordshire. (Cooper,
I. 511; D.N.B.; Emmanuel College History.)
SCORY, JOHN. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Queens', Nov. 4, 1592.
Of Hereford. S. and h. of Silvan, Esq., and grandson of
John, Bishop of Hereford. Brother of Edmund (1615)-
(Vis. of Worcs., 1569-)
SCOTT, ALEXANDER. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Trinity, May 2,
1681. S. of Thomas. B. at Yokefleet, Yorks. School, Holden
CHowden), Yorks. (Mr Thomas Reynolds). Matric. 1681;
Scholar, 1683; B.A. 1684-5; M.A. 1688. R. of North Coates,
Lines., 1704.
SCOTT, ANTHONY. Adm. (age 18) at Sidney, June 18, 1666.
S of William, R. of Morebath, Devon. School, Eton;
Colleger, 1663-8. Matric. 1667; B.A. 1669-70; M.A. 1677.
R. of Skilgate, Somerset, 1674-85-
SCOT, ARTHUR. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Dec. 1610. Of
Richmond, Yorks. Possibly s. of Gregory (1550). B.A.
1613-4; M.A. 1617; B.D. 1624. Fellow before Michs. 1621-31.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1624. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Dec. 18;
priest, Dec. 19, 1619. R. of Holy Trinity, Goodramgate,
York, 1633-5; of St Martin's, 1635-40. Buried there Feb. 17,
1639-40. Perhaps brother of Christopher (1603) and John
(1597-8). (Peile, I. 279-)
SCOTT, BAL. Matric. sizar from Trinity Hall, Easter, 1544
(impubes).
SCOTT, BENEDICT. ('Benjamin' in Coll. Reg.) Matric. sizar
from Queens', Easter, 1659.
SCOTT, CHARLES. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Apr. 11, 1640.
S. of Charles, gent., of Northwold, Norfolk. B. at Didlington.
School, Swafiham (Mr Dawson). Matric. 1640. Brother of
Edmund (1640) and Thomas (1640). (Venn, 1. 337.)
SCOTT, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi,
Michs. 1548.
SCOTT, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. sizar (age 19) from Christ's,
Apr. 1603. Perhaps s. of Gregory (1550). V. of Catterick. B.
at Catterick, Richmonds. B.A. 1606-7; M.A. 1610. Ord.
deacon (London) Sept. 25, 1609; 'licensed to Markshall,
Essex'; priest, 1614-5; 'licensed to Stisted, Essex.' R. of
Hawkeswell, Essex (not Hockerill), 1617-32. Died 1632.
Admon. (Cons. C. London) Feb. 5, 1632-3. Father of the
next, perhaps brother of Arthur (1610) and John (1597-8).
(Peile, I. 244; H. Smith.)
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Scot, Christopher
SCOTT, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Christ's,
Apr. 24, 1635. -S. of Christopher (above), R. of HawkesweU,
Essex. B. there. School, Maldon. Matric. 1635; B. A. 1638-9.
R. of Gt Wakering, Essex, 1644-62, ejected. {Peilc, 1. 435.)
SCOTT, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Mar. 25,
1639. S. of Robert, gent., of Letton, Norfolk. B. there.
School, W>-mondhain. Matric. 1639; Scholar, 1640-6; B.A.
1642-3; M.A. 1646.
SCOTT, CLEMENT. Adm. sizar at Corpus Christi, 1673. Of
Suffolk. Matric. Easter, 1674; B.A. 1676-7; M.A. 1680.
Fellow, 1680-9. Junior Proctor, 1686-7. Ord. deacon
(Norwich) June, 1680; priest. Mar. 1682-3. 'Minister of
St Bene't, Cambridge in the time of James II, and turned
papist.' {Masters, 115.)
SCOTT, CUTHBERT. B.A. 1534-5. Of Lancashire. M.A. 1538;
B.D. 1544; D.D. 1547. Fellowof Christ's, 1538-47. Master,
1553-6. Vice-Chancellor, 1554, 1555-6. One of the Visitors
in Queen Mary's Commission to the University, 1556-7.
One of the deputation who disputed at Oxford against
Cranmer and Ridley. Incorp. at Oxford, 1554. R. of Etton,
Yorks., 1547. R. of Beeford, 1549. Preb. of York, 1546.
Preb. of St Paul's, 1554-8- Bishop of Chester, 1556-9;
deprived, 1559. Fined and imprisoned in the Fleet, 1559-63.
Retired to Louvain. Died there 1565. Author, theological.
{Peile, I. 21; D.N.B.; Cooper, i. 233; Al. Oxon.)
SCOTT, EDMUND. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse, Michs.
1598; Scholar, 1601-5; B.A. 1601-2; M.A. 1605. Ord. deacon
and priest (Norwich) June 15, 1606, age 26; C. of Northwold,
Norfolk. R. of Hadley, Essex, 1609-12. Died 1612.
SCOTT, EDMUND. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Oct. 12, 1640.
S. of Charles, gent., of Northwold, Norfolk. B. at Didlington.
School, Swaffham (Mr Dawson). Matric. 1641; Scholar,
1641-3. Brother of Charles (1640) and Thomas (1640).
{Venn, i. 341.)
SCOTT, EDWARD. B.A. 1522-3.
SCOTT, EDWARD. Adm. at King's (age 16) a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 14, 1549. Of Carlisle. Matric. 1549; B.A. 1553-41
M.A. 1557. Fellow, 1552-61. Ord. deacon (London) 1557-8.
V. of Fordingbridge, Hants., 1560-79. Died Nov. 1579.
SCOTT, EDWARD. Adm. at King's (age 18) a scholar from
Eton, Jan. 6, 1559-60. Of Leighs, Essex. Perhaps 2nd s.
of Walter, of Stapleford, Essex. Matric. 1560. Fellow, 1562-
3. Left without a degree. Student at Clement's Inn. {Vis.
of Essex, 1612; Essex Pedigrees, 705.)
SKOTT, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter, 1587.
SCOT, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, at Christ's, Oct. 16, 1622. S. of
Thomas. Schools, Middleton, Westmorland (Mr Garnet) and
Kirkby (probably Lonsdale). Matric. 1623; B.A. 1625-6;
M.A. 1630. C. of Canewdon, Essex, 1637. Sequestered to
Fobbing, 1646. Buried there Nov. 23, 1653. Will (P.C.C.)
1654. {Peile, I. 347; H. Smith.)
SCOTT, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from King's, Easter, 1650;
B.A. 1653-4. Fellow (by order of the Parliamentary Com-
mittee), -1654-5 ; he had been admitted scholar by the same,
July 10, 1650.
SCOTT, FRANCIS, Earl of Dalkeith. LL.D. 1749. S. of Francis,
Duke of Buccleugh. B. Feb. 19, 1720-1. Matric. (Christ
Church, Oxford) Oct. 27, 1739, age 18. Created M.A.
(Oxford) 1742. M.P. for Boroughbridge, 1746-50. Died v.p.
Apr. I, 1750. Buried at Dalkeith.
SCOTTE, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from King's, Easter, 1575.
Probably s. of George, of Conghurst, Kent. B.A. from
Corpus Christi, 1578-9; M.A. 1582. Perhaps ord. priest
(St David's) May 8, 1583. R. of Balcombe, Sussex, 1586.
Probably preb. of Chichester, 1586-1611. Will (P.C.C.) 1618.
(W. C. Renshaw; Vis. of Kent, 1619.)
SCOTT, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Easter, 1602.
SCOTT, GEORGE. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Queens', June 8, 1608.
Of Kent. Doubtless s. and h. of WiUiam, of Conghurst,
Kent. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Nov. 27, 1609. Of Hawkhurst,
Kent. Married Dorothy, dau. of Humphrey Winche. Died
before May 18, 1633. Probably father of Humphrey (1629-
30). {Vis. of Kent, 1619.)
SCOTT, GEORGE. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Christ's, June 25,
1628. S. of George, alderman of Richmond, Yorks. B. there.
School, Richmond. Matric. 1628; B.A. 1631-2; M.A. 1635.
Ord. deacon (Carlisle) June i, 1634; priest, Sept. 20, 1635.
R. of Langton-on-Swale, Yorks., 1637-65. Probably R. of
Wensley, 1643-72; R. of Spennithome, 1663-72. Buried at
Wensley, Dec. 20, 1672. Father of George (1649). {Peile,
I- 393-)
SCOTT, GEORGE. Matric. Fell.-Com. from St Catharine's,
Michs. 1638. Of Essex. Doubtless s. and h. of George, of
Gt Easton, Essex, Esq. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Oct. 19, 1639.
Cedled to the Bar, 1647. Married Elizabeth, dau. of Robert
Scot, John
Cheyne, of Beds., Sept. 25, 1647. Died Oct. 15, 1683, aged 61.
(Berry, Essex Pedigrees, 706; Morant, 1. 169; Vis. of Essex,
1634, where father and son are apparently confused.)
SCOTT, GEORGE. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Christ's, Apr. 21,
1649. S. of George (1628), R. of Langton-on-Swale, near
Richmond, Yorks. B. at Richmond. School, Giggleswick.
Matric. 1649; B.A. 1652; M.A. 1663. R. of Oswaldkirk,
Yorks., 1663-1700. Probably R. of Kirkby Wiske, 1661-92-
Died c. 1700. Father of the next. {Peile, 1. 525.)
SCOT, GEORGE. Adm. pens, at Christ's, May 20, 1671. S. of
George (above). B. at Warlaby, Yorks. School, Coxwold
(Mr Parkes). Matric. 1671; B.A. 1674-5.
SCOTT, GEORGE Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, May i, 1690.
S. and h. of William, gent., of Chigwell, Essex. Bapt. there,
Nov. 4, 1673. School, North Weald (Mr Richard Hewett).
Matric. 1690; B.A. 1693-4. .'\dm. at Lincoln's Inn, Sept. 23,
1690. Died unmarried Feb. 19, 1726. Buried at Chigwell.
{Venn, i. 487; Essex Pedigrees.)
SCOTT, GREGORY. Adm. at King's (age 17) a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 13, 1550. Of 'Sebrem' (Sebergham), Cumberland.
Matric. 1550; B.A. (?) 1553-4. {Harwood says he went away
B.A. The dates of degrees given in Cooper, i. 358 and D.N.B.
are those assigned to Edward Scott.) Fellow, 1553-4. R. of
Thimbleby, Lines., 1560. Chaplain to the Bishop of Lincoln.
Canon of Carlisle, 1564-76; Vicar-General, 1570-6. V. of
St Michael, Appleby, 1569. Chancellor of the Cathedral, Car
lisle, 1570-6. Died 1576 (stc). But one of these names, M.A. ,
was V. of Catterick, Yorks., 1568-90 (stc), and was probably
father of Christopher (1603) and possibly of Arthur (i6io)
and John (1597-8). (Cooper, i. 358; in. 114; D.N.B.;
Whitaker, Richmondshire.)
SCOTT, HENRY. Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, 1590-1. Matric. c.
1591; B.A. 1594-5; M.A. 1598. Ord. priest (Colchester)
Aug. 7, 1596. R. of Reymerston, Norfolk, 1603. Father of
Henry (1634) and Nathaniel (1622).
SCOTT, HENRY. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1610;
B.A. 1614-5; M.A. 1618. Ord. deacon and priest (York)
Feb. 1618-9. Perhaps V. of Bametby, Lines., 1623-41.
SCOTT, HENRY. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Caius, June 18, 1634.
S. of Henry (1590-1), R. of Reymerston, Norfolk. School,
Westfield (Mr Chapman). Matric. 1634; Scholar, 1637-8;
B.A. 1637-8. Brother of Nathaniel (1622). {Venn, i. 315.)
SCOTT, HUMPHREY. Adm. pens, at EmmanueL; Mar. 22,
1629-30. Of Kent. S. and h. of George (? 1608), of Conghurst,
Esq. Age 5 in 1619. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, May 18, 1633.
{Vis. of Kent, 1619.)
SCOTT, JAMES. Matric. sizar (age 18) from Pembroke, Easter,
1631. S. of James, of Suffolk, attorney. B.A. 1634-5; M.A.
1638. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Sept. 25, 1636; 'C. of Cock-
field, Suffolk'; priest, Sept. 24, 1637.
SCOTT, JAMES, see MONMOUTH, Duke of.
SCOTT, JAMES. Adm. sizar at Queens', Apr. 28, 1705. Of
Devon. Matric. 1705; B.A. 1708-9; M.A. 1715. R. of
Skilgate, Somerset, 1711.
SCOT, JAMES. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, Nov. 5, 1751.
S. of James, V. of Trinity Church, Leeds. B. there, 1733-
School, Bradford (Mr Butler). Matric. 1752- Migrated to
Trinity, Mar. 4, 1756. Scholar, 1756: B.A. 1757; M.A. 1760;
B.D. 1768; D.D. 1775. Fellow of Trinity, 1758. Lecturer
at St John's Leeds, 1758-69. C. of Edmonton, 1760-1.
C. of Horbury, Wakefield, 1766-74. R. of Simonbum,
Northumberland, 1771-91. Retired to London. Author,
political and religious, also wrote verse. Died Dec. 10, 1S14.
{D.N.B.)
SCOTT, JOHN. M.Gram. 1500-1; B.A. 1502-3; M.A. 1506-7;
B.D. 1516-7. Fellow of God's House (Christ's). Proctor,
1510-1. Preb. of Lichfield, 1522-45. R. of Garboldisham,
Norfolk, 1533-9- Died 1545. {Peile, 1. 5.)
SCOTT, JOHN. B.A. 1534-5; M.A. 1537.
SCOTT, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter, 1552.
SCOTT, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Michs.
1567; B.A. 1570-1; M.A. 1574. Fellow, 1571-6. V. of
Shropham, Norfolk, 1574.
SCOTT, JOHN. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Queens', Dec. 10, 1572.
SCOTT, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1578.
Of Huntingdonshire. B.A. 1581-2. Perhaps R. of Upton
St Margaret, Hunts., in 1614.
SCOTT, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, Apr. 16, 1386.
Matric. 1586.
SCOTT, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Michs. 1589.
Perhaps adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Feb. 11, 1594-5; of Staple
Inn.
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SCOTT, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Christ's, 1597-8. Of Rich-
mond, Yorks. Perhaps s. of Gregory (1550). B.A. 1600-1;
M.A. 1604; D.D. 1621. Fellow, 1605-7. Perhaps ord. deacon
and priest (Carlisle) Feb. i, 1618-9. (Possibly R. of Islip,
Northants., 1614-8.) R. of Keystone, Hunts., 1621-4. Preb.
of York, 1625; Dean, 1625-44. R. of Barwick-in-Elmet, 1629-
44, deprived and imprisoned. Described by Bishop Hacket
as a prodigal gamester. Died in the King's Bench prison,
1644. Admon. (P.C.C.) Apr. 7, 1646; to a creditor as dying
in or near the City of London. Perhaps brother of Arthur
(1610) and Christopher (1603); father of John (1635). {Peile,
I. 225; Thoresby, Barwick-in-Elmet, 67, where he is confused
with an Oxford contemporary.)
SCOTT, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Emmanuel, Michs. 1598.
SCOTT, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Clare, Michs. 1617.
SCOTT, JOHN. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 14) at Christ's, July 4,
1635. S. of John (1597-8), D.D., R. of Keystone, Hunts.
B. there. School, York (Mr WaUis). Matric. 1635; B.A. 1638.
SCOTT, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius, Apr. 9, 1678.
S. of John, gent., of Fincham, Norfolk. B. there. School,
Fincham (Mr Gardner). Matric. 1678; Scholar, 1678-83;
B.A. 1681-2; M.A. 1685. Ord. deacon (Norwich) June;
priest, Oct. 1682. R. of Pensthorpe, Norfolk. V. of Stradsett,
1682-1727. Died Oct. 24, 1727. Will (Norwich C. C.) 1727.
(Venn, i. 459.)
SCOTT, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Corpus Christi, 1689. Of
Norwich. Matric. Easter, 1690; B.A. 1693-4; M.A. 1697;
B.D. 1705; D.D. 1710. Fellow, 1698-1706, resigned. Ord.
priest (Lincoln) Sept. 24, 1699. Perhaps R. of Isfield, Sussex,
1705-42. Died 1742. One of these names, D.D., author of
Notes on the First Chapter of Genesis; died i753- See Al.
Oxon. for a contemporary namesake. (Musgrave.)
SCOTT, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Sidney, May 27, 1710-
2nd s. of William (1669), B.D., deceased, V. of Albrighton,
Salop. B. there. School, Newport. Matric. 1710; B.A. 1713-
4; M.A. 1717. Ord. deacon (London) Sept. 19, 1714; priest.
May 27, 1716. Probably R. of Hunsdon, Herts., 1719-56.
Died 1756. Brother of William (1704)-
SCOT, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's. Feb. 12, 1722-3.
S. of Benjamin, of Wiltshire. B. at Chippenham. School,
Marlborough. Matric. 1723; B.A. 1726-7; M.A. 1738. Ord.
deacon (Salisbury) June 9; priest, Sept. 22, 1727. V. of
Wilsford and Woodford, Wilts., 1759-74. {Scott-Mayor, in.
358.)
SCOTT, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Magdalene, June 29,
1724. S. of Thomas. B. at Lincoln. School, Lincoln. Matric.
1724; B.A. 1727-8. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Mar. 17, 1727-8;
priest, June 16, 1728. Perhaps P.C. of Horbury, Yorks.,
172S-66. Buried there June 17, 1766. But see Al. Oxon. for
a contemporary namesake.
SCOTT, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 20) at St John's, Feb. 24,
1726-7. S. of William, husbandman, of Snape, Yorks.
B. there. School, Kirk Leatham (Mr Clarke). Matric. 1727.
Migrated as pens, to Sidney, Dec. 30, 1732. LL.B. 1735.
SCOTT, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Jesus, June 7, 1735. Of Wake-
field, Yorks. S. of Thomas (1687-8), clerk, deceased. School,
Wakefield. Matric. 1736; Rustat Scholar; B.A. 1738-9;
M.A. 1742. Fellow, 1742-52. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Dec. 21,
1740; priest, Sept. 25, 1743- V. of Fordham, Cambs., 1748-
51. Probably R. of Methley, Yorks., 1751-80. Preb. of
Ripon, 1774-80. Died 1780. Brother of Thomas (i735).
(M. H. Peacock.)
SCOTT, JOSEPH. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Michs.
1608. Of Hertfordshire. B.A. 1611-2.
SCOT, JOSHUA. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's, Mar. 27,
1723. S. of Thomas, gent., of Yorkshire. B. at Hull. School,
Hull. Matric. 1723; B.A. 1726-7; M.A. 1730. Ord. deacon
(York) June 9, 1727; priest, July 21, 1728. R. of Hilston,
Yorks., 1728-31. V. of Owthome, 1729-31. {Scott-Mayor,
III. 361.)
SCOTT, LEONARD. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter,
1579. Of Cumberland. B.A. from Christ's, 1581-2; M.A.
1585. V. of Castle Sowerby, Cumberland, 1585-1623. V. of
Irthington, 1589-97. R. of Skelton, 1598-1623. {Peile, i.
153)
SCOTT, MATTHEW. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, Apr. i8,
1635. S. of Edward, clothier, of Glemsford, Sufiolk. B. there.
School, Thurlow (Mr Moore). Matric. 1635; B.A. 1638-9;
M.A. 1642. Adm. at the Middle Temple, Nov. 25, 1645.
SCOTT, MATTHEW. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Mar. 16, 1691-2.
Of Norfolk. Matric. 1696.
SCOTT, MUNFORD. Matric. sizar from Trinity Hall, Michs.
1565; Scholar, 1566. Went to Douay; ord. priest (R.C.) 1575-
Sent to England, 1577. Executed before 1591. {Douay
Diary.)
Scot, Thomas
SCOTT, NATHANIEL. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, July 2,
1622. S. of Henry (1590), R. of Reymerston, Norfolk.
School, Reymerston (Mr Chapman). Matric. 1623; Scholar,
1625-6; B.A. 1625-6; M.A. 1629. Ord. deacon (Norwich)
Sept. 24, 1626; priest, Sept. 23, 1627. R. of Gt EUingham,
Norfolk, 1628-31. R. of Thuxton, 1647. Buried there Apr.
23, 1662. Brother of Henry (1634). {Venn, i. 259.)
SCOTT, NATHANIEL. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, June
25, 1751. S. of Robert, druggist, of Norfolk. B. at Diss.
School, Wyverstone (Mr Stygal). Matric. 1751; B.A. 1755-
Ord. deacon (Norwich) July 13, 1755; priest, Sept. 25, 1757.
R. of Thorpe Abbots, Norfolk, 1757-1812. R. of Thelveton,
1774-1812. Died Jan. 18, 1812. {Scott-Mayor, iii. 608.)
SCOTT, NICHOLAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity Hall, Lent,
1661-2.
SCOTT, PETER. LL.D. 1667 {Lit. Reg.), from St Catharine's.
S. of John, of Camberwell, Surrey, and grandson of Sir Peter
Scott, Knt. Matric. (Oriel College, Oxford) July 2, 1658.
Adm. at the Inner Temple, Nov. 14, 1660. V. of Sunninghill,
Berks., 1671. Canon of Windsor, 1671-89. Married (i) Mar-
garet, dau. of Sir William Bowles, of Clerkenwell, May 20,
1663; (2) Margaret, dau. of Clement Spelman, Baron of the
Exchequer. Died Dec. 26, 1689. Admon. (P.C.C.) 1690.
Father of the next and of William (1690). {Al. Oxon.; Vis. of
Surrey, 1662; Coll. Top. et Gen., in. 147.)
SCOTT, PETER. Adm. pens, at Queens', Mar. 26, i68r. Of
Surrey. S. and h. of Peter (above). Bapt. Apr. 27, 1664, at
Camberwell. Adm. at the Inner Temple, Nov. 7, 1682.
Brother of WiUiam (1690).
SKOTT, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Trinity Hall, Easter,
1544 {imputes).
SCOTT, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Easter, 1583;
B.A. 1586-7; M.A. 1590. Perhaps 'of Essex: licensed by the
R.C.P., Sept. 25, 1590.' {Munk, i. lOO.)
SCOTT, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 21, 1603.
Matric. 1603.
SCOTT, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Mar. 23, 1626-7.
Matric. 1627.
SCOTT, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1576;
Scholar, 1580.
SCOTT, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Lent, 1584-5;
Scholar, 1588; B.A. 1588-9; M.A. 1592; B.D. 1599. Fellow,
1591. Ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.) Mar. 25, 1599.
Probably R. of West Grinstead, Sussex, 1608-20. Died
I 620-1.
SCOTT, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Michs. 1588.
Probably s. of Christopher, of Bamston, Essex. Bapt. there,
Feb. 4, 1569. B.A. 1591-2; M.A. from Clare, 1595; D.D. 1613.
Fellow of Clare; Master, 1612-20. Vice-Chancellor, 1619-20.
Subalmoner to the King. Dean of Rochester, 1615-20.
Died in London, Dec. 21, 1620. Buried at Bamston, Essex.
WiU proved (V.C.C. and P.C.C.) 1620. {Clare Coll. Hist.;
Genealogist, N.S., xii. 23-4.)
SCOTT, ROBERT. B.A. from St Catharine's, 1593-4.
SCOTT, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at Trinity, June 27, 1644.
Of Lincolnshire. Matric. 1644; Scholar, 1646; B.A. 1647-8;
M.A. 1651; B.D. 1660. Fellow, 1649. Taxor, 1656. Senior
Dean, 1659-60, 1674-7 and 1691-2. Senior Bursar, 1679-81.
Approved for presbyterian orders, June 16, 1658. V. of
Gt St Mary's, Cambridge, 1671. Will proved (V.C.C.) 1694.
SCOTT, ROBERT. M.A. 1734 (Incorp. from Exeter College,
Oxford). Matric. there. Mar. 14, 1721-2, age 17. S. of
Robert, of Belchalwell, Dorset. B.A. (Oxford) 1727; M.A.
1728; B.D. 1739. Fellow of Exeter, 1724-41. Ord. deacon
(Oxford) Sept. 24, 1727; priest (Sarum) Sept. 20, 1730.
R. of Wootton, Northants., 1741-61. Died May 16, 1761.
Buried at Wootton. {Al. Oxon.; H. I. Longden.)
SCOT,ROGER. Scholar at King's Hall; resigned, July 20, 1382.
SCOT, ROKEBY. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Aug. 13, 1713- S. of
Henry, apothecary, of York (and Jane, dau. of William
Rokeby). Matric. 1713; B.A. 1717-8; -M.A. 1721. Ord.
deacon (York) June 12, 1720; priest. Mar. 5, 1720-1; C. of
Escrick, Yorks. V. of Weaverthorpe, i740-<;. 45- R- of
Arthingworth, Northants., 1742. Buried there Oct. 3, 1767.
Will proved, Feb. 20, 1768. FatherofThomas(i743)- (.f.^^-G.)
SCOTT, SIMON. B.Civ.L. 1501-2.
SCOTT, SIRIA(?). Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Michs.
1547.
SCOTTE, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Michs. 1564. Of
Cumberland. B.A. 1567-8; M.A. from Queens', 1571.
FeUow of Queens'. V. of Castle Sowerby, Cumberland,
1571-84, resigned. (One of these names V. of Edenhull, 1578-
80; died 1580. But see Al. Oxon. for a contemporary name-
sake to whom Foster assigns the Castle Sowerby living.)
(Nightingale, 439, 493.)
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SCOTT, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Michs. 1564.
SCOTT, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1566.
Probably s. of Thomas, V. of Mildenhall, Suffolk, in 1558.
B.A. 1568-9; M.A. 1572. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Jan. 16,
1572-3; priest (Ely) Sept. 29, 1575- Chaplain to the Bishop
of Ely. Perhaps V. of MildenhaU, Suffolk, i57.3-9.'i. Prob-
ably R. of Northwold, Norfolk, 1576, and also of Oxburgh,
1579. Perhaps father of Thomas (1620).
SCOTT, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1579;
B.A. 1582-3; M.A. 1586. One of these names R. of Langton-
on-Swale, Yorks., 1587-1629.
SCOTT, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Michs.
1582.
SKOTT, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter, 1587.
SCOT, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Clare, c. 1590.
SCOTT, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, c. 1596; Scholar,
1596; B.A. 1600-1; M.A. 1604; B.D. 1611. R. of St Clement,
Ipswich, 1612-4; suspended and absolved by Bishop Wren;
reinstated, 1614-38. One of these names R. of North Lynn,
Norfolk, 1621-6.
SCOTT, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Easter, 1607.
SCOTT, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 6, 1619.
Matric. 1619; B.A. 1622-3; M.A. 1626. One of these names
R. of St Clement, Ipswich, Suffolk, 1638-40.
SCOTT, THOMAS. B.D. from Peterhouse, 1620 (Incorp. from
St Andrews). Perhaps s. of Thomas (1566), R. of Northwold,
Norfolk. B. there. Incorp. at Oxford, 1623. Probably ord.
deacon (London); priest, Sept. 24, 1620, age 40. Chaplain
to James I, in 1616. Opposed the marriage of Charles I with
the Infanta of Spain. R. of St Saviour's, Norwich, 1620.
Preacher to the English Garrison at Utrecht, 1623. Murdered
there June 18, 1626, by an English soldier named John
Lambert. Author, political. Possibly identical with the
poet ifl. 1605). {D.N.B.; N. and Q., 3rd S., x. 433.)
SCOTT, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1634.
SCOTT or SCOT, THOMAS. Said to have been educated at
Cambridge. School, Westminster. M.P. for Aylesbury,
1645-53, 1656-8; for Wycombe, 1654-5, 1659-60. Regicide
member of the Council of State, 1649-53, 1659-60. Secretary
of State, 1660. Fled to Flanders, but surrendered at Brussels.
Tried with the other regicides, condemned to death and
executed, Oct. 17, 1660. Father of William (1640). {D.N.B.)
SCOTT, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Caius, Apr. ir, 1640.
S. of Charles, gent., of Northwold, Norfolk. B. at Didlington.
School, Swaffham (Mr Dawson). Matric. 1640; Scholar,
1640-4; B.A. 1643-4; M.A. 1647. Licensed to practise
surgery, 1655-6. Subscribed for deacon's orders (Norwich)
Dec. 20, 1662; ord. priest, Dec. 20, 1663. Brother of Charles
(1640) and Edmund (1640). {Venn, i. 337.)
SCOTT, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Clare, Mar. 5, 1687-8. Of
Wakefield, Yorks. School, Wakefield. Matric. 1688; B.A.
1691-2; Scholar, 1692; M.A. 1695. Ord. priest (London)
Mar. 8, 1695-6. V. of Wakefield, 1701-29. Preb. of York,
1707-29. Governor of Wakefield School. Died Apr. 14, 1729.
Buried at Wakefield. Father of John (1735) and Thomas
(1735)- (M. H. Peacock.)
SCOTT, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, June 28,
1692. S. of Thomas. B. at Elworthy, Somerset. School,
Westminster. Matric. 1693; Scholar, 1693. Secretary to the
Duke of Roxburgh. Author of Comedies. (Al. Westmon.,
222.)
SCOTT, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Sidney, July 2, 1721; M.A.
1721. S. of T., of Wotton-under-Edge, Gloucs. Matric.
(University College, Oxford) Mar. 6, 1706-7, age 17; B.A.
(Oxford) 1710-1. R. of Cleeve Prior, Worcs., 1717-56. (Al.
Oxon.)
SCOTT, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, July 3,
1721. S. of Robert, husbandman, of Yorkshire. B. at
Yokefleet, near Howden, Yorks. School, Beverley (Mr John-
stone). Matric. 1722; B.A. 1725-6; M.A. 1740. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) Dec. 24, 1727; priest, Sept. 20, 1730; C. of Conis-
holme. Lines. Perhaps V. of Helhoughton, Norfolk, 1740,
also R. of Rainham, 1740-2. {Scott-Mayor, in. 343.)
SCOTT, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, June 14,
1735. S. of Thomas (1687-8), of Wakefield, Yorks. School,
Bradford (Mr Butler). Matric. 1735; Scholar, 1737; B.A.
173^-9; M..A.. 1750. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 20, 1741.
V. of West Ardsley, Yorks., 1754-71. V. of Batley, 1754-71.
V. of East Ardsley, 1766-71. Died Sept. 13, 1771. Brother
of John (1735).
SCOTT, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Jesus, July 2, 1743. Of
Eskrick, Yorks. S. of Rokeby (1713), clerk. B. Mar. 9,
1725-6. Matric. 1743; Scholar; B.A. 1746-7; M.A. 1750.
Fellow, 1752-79. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 25, 1748;
priest (Lincoln) Dec. 23, 1750. V. of Fordham, Cambs., 1773.
R. of King's Stanley, Gloucs., 1779. Died Aug. 1799. Buried
V.A.C. IV.
ScoTCHMER, Thomas
at St Oswald's, Chester. WiU (P.C.C.) 1800; of King's
Stanley, and of Kensworth, Herts. (A. Gray; F. S. Hocka-
day.)
SCOTTE, W. Matric. pens, from Trinity Hall, Michs. 1561.
One ' William Scott, of Chigwell, Essex,' adm. at the Inner
Temple, 1566; s. of George, of Chigwell. {Vis. of Essex,
i63'1-)
SCOTT, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1576.
S. of John, burgess of Cambridge. B. there. Migrated to
Caius, Oct. 1, 1578. B.A. from Corpus Christi, 1580-1; M.A.
1584. Ord. priest (Lincoln) Jan. 31, 1585-6. R. of Gt Stukely,
Hunts., 1587-95. C. of Catworth. R. of Upton, 1592. R. of
Coppingford, 1592-1633. One of these names R. of Knoddis-
hall, Suffolk, 1624. {Venn, i. 97.)
SCOTT, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Lent, 1593-4;
LL.B. from Trinity Hall, 1600.
SCOTT, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1628;
B.A. 1630-1. One of these names C. of Bradfleld, Yorks.,
1635-6.
SCOTT, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Sidney, June ii,
1636. S. of William, merchant. B. at York. School, Cox-
wold. Matric. 1636; B.A. 1639-40. One of these names R. of
Oxburgh, Norfolk, 1641.
SCOTT, WILLIAM. B.C.L. (Oxford) 1648; s. and h. of Thomas,
of Marlow Park, Bucks., the regicide; 'had spent 6 years in
study at Cambridge': probably therefore the man of these
names matric. from Peterhouse, 1640; 'of Norfolk.' Fellow
of All Souls, 1648. Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1646. Bar-
rister-at-law, 1653. Living in Holland as a spy for the English
Government, 1666. {Vis. nf Bucks., 1634; Al. Oxon.; D.N.B.)
SCOTT, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Sept. 24, 1644.
Of London. Matric. 1644. Migrated to Peterhouse, Nov. 7,
1645; Scholar, 1645- (T. A. Walker, 84.)
SCOTT, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Christ's, May 18,
1665. S. of George, of Yorkshire. School, Bradford (Mr
Cotes). Matric. 1665. One of these names ord. deacon (York)
June, 1668. {Peile, i. 617.)
SCOTT, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Trinity, June 25, 1669.
S. of William, yeoman. B. at Costford, Salop. Schools,
Oken Strafford (Jonathan Jenes), Salop and Arlston.
Migrated to Sidney, Oct. 7, 1671, age 16. Matric. 1672;
B.A. 1672-3; M.A. 1676; B.D. 1683. Fellow of Sidney, 1673.
Ord. priest (Ely) Sept. 23, 1676. V. of Albrighton, Salop.
Married, at Hickling, Notts., to Elizabeth Fisher, Apr. 23,
1684. Father of William (1704) and John (1710).
SCOTT, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, Jan. 5,
1676-7. B. at Ely, Cambs. School, Ely. Matric. 1677;
B.A. 1680-1. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Mar. 1681-2; priest,
Dec. 22, 1683. Perhaps R. of Boulge, Suffolk, 1687. R. of
Debach, 1688.
SCOT, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from King's, Michs. 1690.
Doubtless s. of Peter (1667). B. at Windsor, Berks. Colleger
at Eton, 1683-9. Adm. at the Inner Temple, May 18, 1693.
Buried at CamberweU, Surrey, Mar. 24, 1705. Brother of
Peter (1681). {Coll. Top. et Gen., in. 147.)
SCOTT, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Sidney, May 5,
1704. 1st s. of William (1669), B.D., deceased, V. of
Albrighton, Salop. B. there. School, Albrighton (Mr Henry
Yeomans). Matric. 1704; B.A. 1707-8; M.A. 1711- Ord.
deacon (Ely) Dec. 19, 1708. Probably C. of Southill, Beds.,
1 7 10. Brother of John (1710).
SCOTT, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Trinity, Jan. 19,
1742-3. S. of John, of King's Lynn, Norfolk. School, Lynn
(Mr Pigg). Colleger at Eton, 1739. Matric. i743; Scholar,
1746; B.A. 1746-7; M.A. 1750. Ord. deacon (Ely) Dec. 6,
1747; priest (Norwich) Sept. 1750. Assistant morning
preacher at St Sepulchre's, Snow Hill, London. Author,
sermons, etc. (H. G. Harrison.)
SCOTT, . B.A. 1523-4-
SCOTT, . B.D. 1524-5. A friar.
SCOTT, . B.A. 1529-30.
SCOTT, . Adm. Fell.-Com. at Corpus Christi, 1583.
SCOTT, . Matric. from St John's, c. 1591.
SCOTT, . Adm. Fell.-Com. at Emmanuel, Easter, 1624.
SCOTCHBURNE, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Jan. 8, 1684-5.
Of Lincolnshire. Matric. 1685; B.A. 1689-90. Ord. deacon
(London) Dec. 18, 1692; priest. Mar. 8, 1695-6. V. of Frant,
Sussex, 1702-41. Buried there Apr. 1, i74i-
SCOTCHMER, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Caius, Mar. 30,
1739. S. of Thomas, clothier, of Bury St Edmunds. Bapt.
there, June 4, 1719. School, Bury (Mr Kynnesman). Scholar,
1739-46; Matric. 1740; B.A. 1742-3; M-A. 1746. Fellow,
1747-8. College testimonial for deacon's orders, June 3,
1743. DiedDcc. 31, 1748, agcd29. M.I. at St James' Church,
Bury. {Venn, 11. 46.)
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ScoTHORs, George
SCOTHORS, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter, 1623.
SCOTMAN, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Caius, June i, 1726.
S. of Thomas, brewer, of Newmarket, Cambs. B. there.
School, Bury (Mr Kynnesman). Scholar, 1726-33; Matric.
1727; B.A. 1729-30; M.A. 1733. Fellow, 1733-50. Ord.
deacon (Norwich) Mar. 14, 1730-1; priest, Sept. 23, 1733.
{Venn, 11. 25.)
SCOTSON, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, c. 1594;
B.A. 1599-1600. Licensed to practise medicine, 1604. One
of these names of South MaUing, Sussex, gent.; will (P.C.C.)
1636.
SCOTSON, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 23) at St John's, May 8,
1685. S. of Thomas, husbandman. B. at Abbot Park,
Col ton. Lanes. School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1685; B.A. 1688-9;
M.A. 1692. Fellow, 1 69 1-9. Taxor, 1694. Incorp. at Oxford,
1693. Ord. priest (Carlisle, Litt. dim. from Durham) Mar. 20,
1697-8.
SCOTTON, EDWARD. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Apr. 14, 1637.
Of Warwickshire. Matric. 1637.
SCOTTON, JOHN. B.Can.L. 1476-7.
SCOTTOWE or SKOTTOWE, CHARLES. Adm. at Corpus
Christi, 1721. Of Norfolk. S. of Thomas, of Norwich, and
Little Melton. Matric. 1721; B..'^. 1724-5; M..^. 1728; B.D.
1736. Fellow, 1726-51. Taxor, 1729. Declined the Master-
ship of Corpus Christi, 1750. Ord. priest (Lincoln) Sept. 21,
1735. R. of St Lawrence Pountney, and St Mary Abchurch,
1747-9. Preb. of Chichester, 1748-67. R. of Rodmell,
Sussex, 1749-67. R. of Slinfold, 1760-7. Master of Leicester
Hospital, Wanvick. Died Apr. 1767. Will (P.C.C.) Skottowe.
(Masters.)
SCOTTOW, MILES. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1606. Of Norwich. B.A. 1609; M.A. 1613. Incorp. at
Oxford, 1615. V. of Bengeo, Herts., 1623-5. R. of Charlton
St Luke, Kent, 1625-6. Buried there. Will proved (Cons.
C. Rochester) July 14, 1626.
SCOTTOW, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1639. Of Norwich. Of Little Melton, Norfolk.
Married a dau. of Sir Charles Le Gross, Knt. Buried at
Melton, 1656. {Masters.)
SKOTTOWE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Aug. 24,
1598. S. of Richard, vintner, of Norwich. School, Norwich
(Mr Limbard). Matric. 1597-8; Scholar, 1598-1605; B.A.
1600-1; M.A. 1605. Fellow, 1605-11. R. of Bamby, and
V. of Mutford, Suffolk, 1610-3. {Venn, i. 166.)
SCOWN, THOMAS. B.Can.L. 1503-4.
SCOYLE, JOHN. Adm. at King's (age 17) a scholar from Eton,
.'^ug. 17, 1510. Of Sudbury, Suffolk. Perhaps s. of William
[Scole], baker (will, 1526). B.A. 1514-5; M.A. 1518. Fellow,
1513. Ord. deacon (Ely) Mar. 8, 1515-6; priest, 1516. R. of
Hadleigh, Suffolk. Perhaps R. of moiety of Gamlingay,
Cambs., 1546-54.
SCRAFTON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Trinity, June 4,
1694. S. of William, of Trinity Lane, London. B. in Friday
Street, London. Bapt. July 10, 1677, at St Margaret Moses.
School, St Paul's. Matric. 1695; Scholar, 1697; B.A. 1697-8;
M.A. 1701. Ord. priest (London) May 31, 1702. V. of
Clacton Magna, Essex, 1702-4. R. of Paul's Cray, Kent,
1704-43. Died Jan. 31, 1743. M.I. at Paul's Cray.
SCRANTON, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1618; B.A. 1621-2; M.A. 1625. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept.
20; priest, Sept. 21, 1623. Probably of Canterbury, and
possibly C. of St Dunstan's, Canterbury. Died June 10, 1648,
aged 47. Buried in the Chancel of St Dunstan's. M.I.
(H. G. Harrison.)
SCRENE, . Scholar at King's Hall, 1460-1.
SCRIBO, MOOR. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Sidney, June 9, 1742.
2nd s. of James, farmer, deceased, of Thomey, Cambs.
B. at Tidd St Giles', Cambs. School, Moulton, Lines.
(Mr Chapman). Matric. 1743; B.A. 1745-6. Ord. deacon
(Norwich) Dec. 1746; priest (Lincoln) Sept. 25, 1748. R. of
Croyland, Lines., 1767-1808. Died July 18, 1808.
SCRIME, see also SKYRME.
SCRIME or SKRIME, EDMUND. Matric. pens, from Trinity,
Michs. 1615; B.A. 1617-8; M.A. 1621. Perhaps brother of
the next.
SCRIME, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1617;
B.A. 1620.
SKRYME, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1583. Perhaps adm. at Caius; see the next.
SKRYME or SKRYNNE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 15) at
Caius, May 23, 1583. S. of John. B. at Snettisham, Norfolk.
School, Lynn (Mr Iverye).
SKRYMME, WILLIAM. B.A. 1484-5.
Scrivener, Charles
SKRYMSHER, CHARLES. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity,
June 22, 1709. S. of George (Gerard), M.D., of Woodseaves,
Shrops. School, Uttoxeter, Staffs. (Mr Burton). Matric.
1709; B.A. 1713-4. {Staffs. Pedigrees.)
SCRYMSHERE, GARRARD. Matric. pens, from Trinity,
Easter, 1635. S. of James, of Norbury, Staffs. Scholar, 1638;
B.A. 1638-9; M.D. 1661 {Lit. Reg.). Living at Norbury,
1680. {Staffs. Pedigrees, 1664-1700.)
SCRYMSHERE, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Feb. 12, 1636-7.
Perhaps s. and h. of John, of Norbury, Staffs., Esq. Adm.
at Gray's Inn, Nov. 18, 1639. Died vit.pat. {Staffs. Pedigrees.)
SCRIMSHIRE, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 24, 1660.
Of Nottinghamshire. S. of John. Bapt. at Cotgrave, May 20,
1641. Matric. 1661, 'William'; B.A. 1663-4; M.A. 1667.
R. of Cotgrave, 1667-9. V. of Sneinton, 1667-9. Died June
24, 1669. Buried at Cotgrave. Perhaps brother of the next.
(Godfrey, Notts.)
SCRIMSHIRE, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 29,
1673. Of Nottinghamshire. Perhaps s. of John. Matric.
1674; B.A. from King's, 1676-7; M.A. 1680. Perhaps brother
of John (above).
SCRYMGEOUR, THOMAS. B.A. 1501-2; M.A. 1505.
SKRIMSHIRE, WILLIAM. B.A. 1486-7; M.A. 1490-1. Perhaps
R. of Norbury, Staffs., 1530-3, 'M.A.'
SKRYMSHER, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Peterhouse,
Michs. 1547.
SCRIMSHIRE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June 8,
1661. Of London. Matric. 1661. Perhaps s. and h. of
William, citizen of London; adm. at Gray's Inn, Oct. 21,
1664. If so, married Hannah Hatley, Sept. i, 1673.
SKRIMSHIRE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age ly) at St John's,
June 17, 1671, as Shrimsheire. S. of Roger, deceased, of
Holme, Notts. B. there. School, Newark.
SCRYMGEOUR or SKRIMSHIRE, . B.Can.L. 1494-5;
B.Civ.L. 1496.
SCRIVEN, EDWARD. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, Oct. 2,
1685. S. of Edward, blacksmith, of Northampton. B. in
Northamptonshire. School, Gt Houghton, near Northampton
(Mr Steele). Matric. 1686; B.A. 1689-90. Ord. deacon
(London) Sept. 21, 1690; priest (Peterb.) May 30, 1697.
C. of Harpole, Northants., 1692; R. there, 1697-1704, 1737-9.
R. of Twywell, 1705-37. Married Sarah, dau. oif Samuel
Cory, of Harpole. Died Feb. 15, 1739. Buried at Harpole.
Will proved, Feb. 17, 1740-1, by son Edward.
SCRIVEN, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Sidney, Apr. 3,
1683. Only s. of Thomas, R. of Knotting, Beds. B. there.
Educated at home. Matric. 1684; B.A. 1687-8; M.A. 1691.
Ord. priest (Lincoln) Dec. 23, 1688. V. of Irchester, North-
ants., 1688-1705. R. of Harpole, 1704-37. V. of Shpton,
1707-37. Married Elizabeth Ekins, Sept. 27, 1688, at
Woodford, Northants. Died May 2, 1737. Buried at Harpole.
WiU, P.C.C. Father of William (1716). {Baker, 1. 178.)
SCRIVEN, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Sidney, Mar. 17,
1683-4. S. of Samuel, farmer. B. at Northampton. Schools,
Northampton (Mr Archer and Mr Jackson) and Houghton
(MrStiU). Matric. 1683-4; B.A. 1686-7; M.A. 1691. Perhaps
schoolmaster at St Giles', Northampton, 1690-2.
SCRIVEN, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Sidney, May 17,
1716. 4th s. of Thomas (1683), V. of Irchester, Northants.
B. there, Apr. 17, 1698. School, Uppingham. Matric. 1716;
B.A. 1719-20; M.A. 1730. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 25,
1720; priest, Sept. 23, 1722. C. of Addington parva, North-
ants. R. of Twywell, 1737-68. Succeeded his father as V. of
Slipton, Northants., 1737. Buried at Twywell, Dec. 8, 1768.
(T. P. Dorman.)
SCRIVEN, WILLIAM. M.A. from King's, 1726. S. of Henry,
of Woodford, Northants. B. at Famdon, Woodford. Matric.
(Pembroke College, Oxford) Mar. 4, 1717-8, age 18; B.A.
(Oxford) 1722. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 23, 1722; priest,
Sept. 22, 1723; C. of Newton, Northants., 1722; of Gedding-
ton, in 1723; v., 1727-35. R. of Church Lawford, Warws.,
1735-7. Died Nov. 1737. (/I/. 0.ro».; H. I. Longden.)
SCREVIN, . M.Gram. 1520-1.
SCRIVENER, BARTHOLOMEW. Matric. sizar from St John's,
c. 1596. B. at Bridlington, Yorks. B.A. 1600-1; .M.A. 1604.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1604. Ord. deacon (Ely); priest (London)
Oct. 3, 1606, age 28. V. of Messing, Essex, 1606-19. Married
Margaret, dau. of Thomas Morris, priest, of Layer Mamey,
Essex, June 9, 1607. Died 1619. Will proved (Cons. C.
London) Sept. 6, 1619. Brother of William (1608).
SCRIVENER, CHARLES. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, 1675.
4th s. of Thomas (1629), of Tannington, Suffolk. B. Apr. 26,
1660. School, Woodbridge. Matric. 1676; Scholar of Trinity
Hall, Aug. 9, 1679; LL.B. 1681. Fellow of Trinity HaU {LU.
Reg.), 1684-90. Ord. deacon (London) Dec. 20, 1689. V. of
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Scrivener, Charles
Gazeley, Suffolk, 1602. R. of Wilby, 1699. Married Anne,
dau. of Thomas Wharton. Died Aug. 8, 1737. Brother of
John (1668), Henry (1681) and Matthew (1677-8), father of
the next, Edmund (1710) and Thomas (1717). (Burke, L.G.;
Vis.ofSuff., 1664.)
scrivener, CHARLES. Adm. scholar at Trinity Hall, Aug.
25,1715. Of Suffolk. S. of Charles (above). B. Nov. 1, 1694.
School, Woodbridge. LL.B. 1718. Of Sibton, Esq. Married
Margaret, dau. of Francis Bedingfield, of Bedingfield. Died
Sept. 24, 1751. Brother of Edmund (1710) and Thomas
(1717). (Burke, L.G.)
SCRIVENER, EDMUND. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Pembroke,
Apr. 28, 1710. S. of Charles (1675), R. of Wilby, Suffolk.
B. Jan. 10, 1691, at Gazeley. Matric. 1710. Brother of
Charles (1715) and Thomas (1717).
SCRIVENER, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caiup, June 28,
i68i. S. of Thomas (1629), of Sibton, Suffolk. B. there.
School, Bury (Mr Leeds). Matric. 1681; Scholar, 1681-5;
M.B. 1686. Fellow of Pembroke, 1687 (by Royal mandate).
Recorded in a list of non-jurors, in 1690. Probably died 1690.
Brother of Charles (1675), etc. (Venn, i. 467; Vis. of Suff.,
1664; KettleweU's Lt/£.)
SCRIVENER, JOHN. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 18) at Pembroke,
Apr. 24, 1668. S. of Thomas (1629). B. at Sibton, Suffolk.
M.A. 1669 (Lit. Reg.). Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Mar. 2, 1669-
70. Died 1720. Brother of Charles (1675), etc. (Vis. of
Suff., 1664.)
SCRIVENER, JOHN (1751), see FREESTON.
SCRIVENER, MATTHEW. Matric. pens, from Trinity Hall,
Easter, 1573; Scholar, 1.573; LL.B. 1579. Fellow, 1581-90.
SCRIVENER, MATTHEW. Matric. pens, from Trinity, c. 1596;
Scholar, 1599; B.A. 1599-1600; M.A. from Pembroke, 1603.
Fellow of Pembroke, 1602.
SCRIVENER, MATTHEW. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's,
Michs. 1639. OfSuffolk. S. of John, of Sibton. B.A. 1643-4;
M.A. 1647. V. of Haslingfleld, Cambs., 166&-88. Author,
religious. Died c. 1688. (D.N.B.)
SCRIVENER, MATTHEW. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Feb. 4, 1677-8.
Of Suffolk. 5th s. of Thomas (1629), of Sibton. B. July 25,
1661. School, Woodbridge. Matric. 1677-8; Scholar, 1680;
B.A. 1681-2; M.A. 1685. Fellow, 1683-8. Died in College.
Will proved (V.C.C. and P.C.C.) 1688. Brother of Charles
(1675), etc.
SCRYVENER, RALPH. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, Apr. 8,
1611. S. and h. of Peter, gent., of Bacton, Norfolk. B. at
Keswick, Norfolk. School, North Walsham (Mr Tylles).
Matric. 1611. Succeeded his father, in 1620. (Venn, i. 211;
Vis. of Norfolk.)
SCRIVENER, SAMUEL. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1631. Scholar from Westminster, 1629. B.A. 1632-3; M.A.
1636. R. of Westhorpe, Suffolk, 1636.
SCRIVENER, THOMAS. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Pembroke,
Easter, 1629. S. and h. of John, of Sibton, Suffolk, Esq.
Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Nov. ii, 1630. Called to the Bar,
1638. Married Elizabeth, dau. of William Grudgfield, of
Fressingfield, Dec. 15, 1640. A great sufferer in the Royal
cause. Died 1682 (1667, according to Burke). Buried at
Sibton. Father of Charles (1675), Henry (1681), John (1668)
and Matthew (1677-8). (V. B. Redstone; Burke, L.G.)
SCRIVENER, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Caius, June 25,
1717. S. of Charles (1675), R. of Wilby, Suffolk, and nephew
of Henry (i68i). B. at Gately, Norfolk. School, Monk Soham
(private). Matric. 1717; Scholar, 1717-8. Migrated to
Pembroke, Mar. 28, 1718. Buried at Sibton, Suffolk, Sept. ir,
1736. Brother of Charles (i7i5> and Edmund (1710). (Venn,
II. 8.)
SCRIVENER, WILLIAM. Scholar of Christ's, 1537-9; B.A.
1538-9-
SCRIVENER, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1608. B. at Bridlington, Yorks. B.A. 1612-3; M.A. 1616.
Ord. deacon (London) Mar. 5, 1614-5, age 24; 'C. of Elsen-
ham, Essex'; priest (Lincoln) Sept. 1616. Brother of
Bartholomew (c. 1596).
SCROGGS, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1606.
Probably s. and h. of John, of Albury, Herts., deceased.
Bapt. there, July 6, 1591. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Nov. 24,
1606. Of Patmore Hall. Married Penelope, dau. of John
Smythe, of Bardfield, Essex. Will proved (P.C.C.) Oct. 1622.
(Misc. Gen. et Her., 5th S., iii. 77.)
SCROGGS, JOHN. .'\dm. pens, (age 15) at Christ's, Apr. 8, 1671.
S. and h. of John. B. Aug. 20, 1654, at Albury, Herts.
School, Bishop's Stortford (Mr Cudworth). Matric. 1671.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, May i, 1672. Buried at Albury, Jan. 8,
1685. Probably father of Thomas (1702). (Peite, 11. 34.)
ScRooPE, Henry
SCROGGES, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Trinity, c. 1596.
Perhaps s. of Richard, of St Ives, Hunts., and of Renhold,
Beds. (Misc. Gen. et Her., 5th S., iii. 71.)
SCROGGS, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Corpus Christi, 1702.
Of Hertfordshire. Doubtless s. of John (1671), of Albury,
Herts. B. 1685. Matric. Easter, 1703. Adm. at the Middle
Temple, Nov. 28, 1704. Barrister-at-la w (stc). Of Patmore
Hall. Died unmarried, July 18, 1710, aged 25. M.I. in Albury
Church. (Clutterbuck, in. 338.)
SCROGGS, . Adm. Fell. -Com. at King's, Lent, 1631-2.
Possibly John, s. and h. of Edward (i6o6), of Albury, Herts.
Bapt. there, June 25, 1612. Of Patmore Hall, Esq. Married
and had issue. Died June 13, 1692, aged 80. M.I. at Albury.
Perhaps father of John (1671). (Clutterbuck, in. 338; .Misc.
Gen. et Her., 5th S., iii. 78.)
SCROOBY or SKREWBY, JAMES. Matric. sizar from Peter-
house, Michs. 1568; B.A. 1571-2; M.A. 1575; B.D. 1582.
Fellow, 1574. Ord. deacon (Lincoki) Oct. 18, 1577. V. of
Cherry Hinton, Cambs., 1580-2. V. of Melboum, 1582-1616.
Buried there Nov. 22, 1616. Perhaps father of the next.
(Cooper, II. 288.)
SCROOBY or SCRUBY, JOSEPH. B.A. from Christ's. 1607-8.
Perhaps s. of James (above). M.A. 1611. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) Feb. 25; priest, Feb. 26, 1615-6. V. of Gt Hormead,
Herts., 1619-61. Died before Feb. 24, 1661. (Peile, i. 251;
Clutterbuck, iii. 421.)
SCROPE, ADRIAN. Adm. at King's (age 16) a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 14, 1548. Of Hambleden, Bucks. Probably 5th
s. of John, of Spennithome, Yorks., and of Buckinghamshire.
Matric. 1548; B.A. 1552-3; M.A. 1556. Fellow, 1551-62.
Married Ursula, dau. of George Ludlow, of Hill Deverill,
Wilts. Buried at Hambleden, Jan. 23, 1577-8. Will, P.C.C.
Brother of Robert (1551). (Lines. Pedigrees, 862; Foster,
Yorks. Pedigrees.)
SCROOPE, ADRIAN. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Easter,
1614. 2nd s. of Sir Adrian, of Cockerington, Lines., Knt.
Scholar; B.A. 1616-7; M.A. 1621. Fellow, i6i8. Steward
to the Duke of Lennox, in 1634. Married Jane, dau. of
Robert Newcomen, LL.D., at Chesterton, Cambs., Sept. 24,
1621. Living, 1642. (Lines. Pedigrees, 863.)
SCROOPE, ADRIAN. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 16) at St John's,
May 18, 1632. S. andh. of SirGervase, Knt., of Cockerington,
Lines. B. at Dorchester. School, Westminster. Matric. 1632;
M.A. 1635-6 (Lit. Reg.). Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, June 9, 1634.
K.B., 1661. M.P. for Grimsby, 1661-6. A valiant loyalist.
Of Cockerington. Married Mary, dau. of Sir Robert Carr,
Bart., of Sleaford. Died 1666. Buried at Cockerington.
Admon., Sept. 5, 1667. To be distinguished from the regicide
of these names — a distant kinsman. Father of Gervase (1667).
(D.N.B.; Lines. Pedigrees, 864.)
SCROPE, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Sidney, Mar. 27,
1623. 2nd s. of Christopher, Esq., of Spennithome, Yorks.
B. May 10, 1606, at Danby, Yorks. Schools, Thornton
Stewart (Francis Roberts) and Pocklington (Richard Crosse).
Matric. 1623. Married Mary, dau. of Sir Edward Plumpton,
of Plumpton. Died s.p., 1661. (Vis. of Yorks., 1665;
Genealogist, N.S., xv. 168.)
SCROPE, GEOFFREY. D.Can.L. 1499-1500. Ord. priest (Ely)
Apr. 2, 1496. R. of Kclshall, Herts., 1488-94. R. of Fingall.
One of these names, clerk, 4th s. of Thomas, 5th Lord Scrope
of Masham (d. 1475), succeeded his brother Ralph as gth and
last Baron Scrope of Masham, 1515. Died unmarried, 1515,
aged 32 (sic). (The date of his father's death clearly makes
this impossible.) (Fisher, Masham; G.E.C.)
SCROOPE, GERVASE. Adm. Fell. -Com. (age 17) at Magdalene,
Dec. iq, 1667. 2nd s. of Sir Adrian (1632), Knt., of Cockering-
ton, Lines. Died before 1680. (Lines. Pedigrees, 864.)
SCROOPE, GERVASE. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Magdalene,
July 2, 1733. S. of Gervase, Esq. B. at Cockerington, Lines.,
Sept. 2, 1714. School, Manchester (private). Matric. 1733;
B.A. 1738-9. High Sheriff of Lines., 1758. Of Cockerington,
and Eastcot Park, Middlesex. Died unmarried, June 5
(? May 29), 1776. Buried at Cockerington. (Lines. Pedigrees,
865; G. Mag.)
SCRUPPE, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1566.
SCROOPE, HENRY. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Emmanuel, Lent,
1584-5; M.A. 1588 (fil. nob.). Doubtless 2nd s. of Henry,
Lord Scroope, of Bolton; adm. at Gray's Inn, Jan. 12,
1587-8. Of East Greenwich, Kent. Died s.p., Oct. 5, 1625.
Buried at East Greenwich. Will proved (London) Oct. 7,
1625. (Genealogist, N.S., xv. i66.)
SCROOPE, HENRY Adm. pons, at Clare, Nov. 14, 1691. Of
London. Probably s. and h. of Adrian, of the Inner Temple.
Matric. 1692; B.A. 1695-6. Adm. at the Inner Temple,
May 4, 1689.
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ScROOPE. Ralph
SCROPE, RALPH. B.A. 1474-5- 3rd s. of Sir Henry, 4_th Lord
Scrope. M.A. i477; B.D. and D.D. 1479-80. Probably
feUow of Queens', c. i479- Preb. of Lincoln 1477-1517.
R of Gt Dunmow, Essex, 1481. R. of Hambleden, Bucks.,
ia8q Archdeacon of Northumberland, 1493-1516. Died
Mar. 2 (? 28), 1516-7. M.L at Hambleden. (A. B. Beaven;
Genealogist, N.S., xv. 164.)
SCROOPE, RICHARD. LL.D. Probably s. of Henry, ist Baron
Scrope of Masham (according to G.E.C.). Chancellor of the
University, 1378-9. R. of Ainderby Steeple, Yorks., 1367.
Dean of Chichester, c. 1383. Bishop of Lichfield, 1386-98.
.-Archbishop of York, 1398-1405. Joined the Northern
rebellion. Executed at York, June 8, 1405. Buried in the
Scrope Chapel, York Minster. {D.N.B.; G.E.C., where the
vexed question of his parentage is examined and the prob-
ability of his being a son of Richard, ist Lord Scrope of
Bolton is disputed.)
SCROOP, RICHARD. Warden of King's Hall, 1457-63- and
s of Sir Richard, 3rd Lord Scrope of Bolton. B. 1419.
ChanceUor of the University, 1461-2. R. of Ditton, Cambs.,
1447 'M.A.' R. of Wensley, Yorks., 1447-68. Dean of
Hastings. Bishop of Carlisle, 1464-8. Died May 10, 1468,
aged 49. Buried in Carlisle Cathedral. Will, York.
SCROOPE, RICHARD. 'B.A. of Trinity'; ord. deacon (York)
Sept. 19, 1675 ; priest. May 21, 1676. R. of Thornton WaUass,
Yorks., 1679-96. Died 1696.
SCROUPE, ROBERT. Adm. at King's (age 16) a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 22, 1551. Of Hambleden, Bucks. S. of John, of
Spennithome, Yorks., and of Buc'ninghamshire. B.A. 1555-6;
M A 1559. Fellow, 1554-60. Student of law at Lincom s
Inn. Buried at Hambleden, May 10, 1598-9- Will, P.C.C.
Brother of Adrian (1548). {Lines. Pedigrees, 862.)
SCROOPE, STEPHEN LE. LL.D. S. of Sir Stephen, 2ud Baron
Scrope. Chancellor of the University, 1414- Preb. of
Lichfield, 1396-1400. Preb. of York, 1400-2. Archdeacon
of Richmond, 1400-18. Preb. of Ripon, 1401. R. of
Hornby, and R. of Langhame, Carmarthen, 1401. Died
Sept. 5, 1418. Buried in St Stephen's Chapel, York Minster.
M.I. (G.E.C.)
SCROOPE, . Fell.-Com. at Jesus, 1567-8.
SCRUBY, see SCROOBY.
SCRUDDYL, . M.A. or higher degree, 1520-1.
SCRUTON, RICHARD. Adm. sizar at Christ's, June 5, 1674-
B at Scruton, Yorks. School, Bishop Weannouth (Mr
Broughton). Matric. 1674; B.-A. 1677-8; M.A. 1681. Ord.
deacon (Durham) June 5, 1680; priest (York) Sept. 1682.
R. of Dinsdale and Middleton St George, Durham, 1690-3.
{Peile, II. 53.)
SCRUTON, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Sx John's, Easter,
1618; B.A. 1621-2; M.A. 1625.
SCRUTTON, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Pembroke,
July 6, 1619. S. of William, of Walton, SuSolk. Matric.
1619; Scholar, 1622; B.A. 1622-3; M.A. 1626.
SCUDAMORE, HUGH. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, Apr. 23,
1608. 4th s. of Thomas, of Overton, Yorks. Bapt. Jan. 17,
1593-4, at Holy Trinity, Goodramgate, York. Matric. 1608;
B.A. 1611-2; M.A. 1615. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) July 23;
priest, July 24, 1619. Probably R. of Skelton, York, 1619.
R. of Holtby, Yorks., 1632. Married Alice, dau. of Henry
Watkinson, of Ilkley. Died May 1, 1665, aged 71- {Vis. of
Yorks., 1612; Due. Lead., 36.)
SCUDAMORE, HUGH. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse, Easter,
1609 (probably the above).
SCUDAMORE, JOHN. Adm. at King's, 1596-7; B.A. 1603-4.
SCUDAMORE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Sx Caiharine's,
Michs. 1654.
SCUDAMORE, JOHN. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 14) at St John's,
Oct. 27, 1701. 3rd s. of John, 2nd Viscount Scudamore of
Sligo. B. at Holme Lacy, Hereford. School, Westminster.
Adm. at the Inner Temple, Oct. 21, 1700. Of Cradock, Esq.
Died unmarried, Feb. 1713-4, aged 27 Buried at Holme
Lacy. {G.E.C.)
SCUDAMORE, SAMUEL. B.A. 1635 (Incorp. from Oxford).
S. of WUliam, of St Swithin, London, gent. Matric. (New
Inn Hall, Oxford) Nov. 4, 1631, age 21; B.A. 1634. V. of
Epsom, Surrey, 1637. R. of Byifleet, 1647-62, ejected.
Perhaps his admon. (P.C.C.) Feb. 20, 1672; of Chertsey.
{Al Oxon.)
SCUDAMORE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Queens', Apr. 27,
1646. Of Hertfordshire (? Hereford). One of these names
3rd s. of John, of Kentchurch and Rowlstone, Herefordshire.
Buried at St Peter's, Oxford, Aug. 9, 1647, aged 20.
{Robinson, 156.)
Seagrave, John
SCUDAMORE, . Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, 1605-6.
Probably John, 2nd s. of Thomas, of Overton, Yorks. Bapt.
June 27, 1590, at Holy Trinity, York. Married Anne, dau. of
William Bourchier, June 17, 1620. Probably brother of
Hugh (160S) and of the next. (T. A. Walker.)
SCUDAMORE, . Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, 1605-6.
Probably William, s. and h. of Thomas, of Overton, Yorks.
Bapt. Feb. 18, 1588-9, at St Michael-le-Belfry, York. Adm.
at Gray's Inn, Nov. 21, 1608. Married Elizabeth, dau. of
William Bourchier. Died Apr. 4, 1661. Probably brother
of Hugh (1608) and John (1605-6). {T. A. Walker.)
SCUDAMORE, . Adm. pens, at Sx Catharine's, Easter,
1658.
SCWDDER, HENRY. B.A. (? 1602-3); M.A. ^o™ Christ's, 1606.
R. of Drayton, Oxford. R. of Collingboume Ducis, Wilts.,
1633. Preached before the House of Commons a memorable
sermon, Oct. 1644. Held presbyterian views. Minister at
St Mildred Poultry, London, 1645-6. A member of the
committee for the Scriptures, 1648. Author, rehgious.
Buried at Collingboume. Will (P.C.C.) 1652. {Peile, i. 233;
D.N.B.)
SCULTHORPE, MARTIN. 'D.D. from Cambridge." Of Norfolk.
Carmelite friar at Blakeney. Died c. 1430. {Pits, 621.)
SCULTHORP, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1564.
SCURFIELD, GODARD. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter,
1626. Of Hertfordshire. Probably s. of John (next). B.A.
1629-30; M.A. 1633. R. of Holwell, Beds., 1637. Licence
(St Albans) to marry Frances, dau. of Edmund Brokett, of
Gravely. Buried at HolweU, Oct. 19, i685. (W. M. Noble.)
SCURFEYLD, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1570;
B.A. from Christ's, 1575-6. Ord. priest (London) Nov. 29,
1578. Chaplain to Sir Ralph Sadler. R. of Little Shelford,
Cambs., 1580-1600. R. of Hertingfordbury, Herts., 1584-
1601. Probably father of Godard (above). {Peile, i. 121.)
SCURLOCK, JONATHAN. Adm. pens, at Trinity, June 5, 1673-
Matric. 1673. Probably s. and h. of John, of Caimarthen,
alderman; adm. at Gray's Inn, Apr. 29, 1675.
SCURR or SKURRE, LEONARD. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Sidney,
June 25, 1644. S. of John, brewer. B. at Pontefract, Yorks.
Schools, Pontefract and Coxwold. Matric. 1644; B.A. 1647;
M.A. 1652. Assistant minister at Beeston, Yorks., 1651;
ejected, 1662. Undertook the management of a coal mine
near Beeston, where he, his mother and a servant were
murdered, Jan. 22, 1680. {Calamy, 11. 555; Whitaker, Loidis
and Elmele, 95, 102.)
SCUTT, JOHN. B.A. 1562-3.
SCUT or SKUT, ROBERT, alias EXWORTH. B.Can.L. 1463-4-
A monk.
SEABORNE, EDMUND. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Sidney, May 12,
1669. S. and h. of John, clothier, of Dedham, Essex. B. there.
Schools, Ipswich and Dedham (Mr Edmund Sherman).
Matric. 1669; B.A. 1672-3; M.A. 1676. Ord. deacon (Nor-
wich) Mar. 1673-4; priest, Sept. 1677. R. of Little Oakley,
Essex, 1684-1706. Died 1706.
SEABORNE, JAMES. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, Apr. 20,
1685. S. and h. of Thomas, gent., of W>Tnondham, Norfolk.
B. there. School, Wymondham. Matric. 1685; Scholar,
1685-90; B.A. 1688-9. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, June 24,
1687. Died in London, July 2, 1691, aged 23. Buried at
Wymondham. M.I. {Venn, i. 478.)
SEABORNE or SEBBORN, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from
Christ's, Michs. 1620. Migrated to Emmanuel, Easter, 1621.
B.A. 1624-5; M.A. 1628. Ord. priest (Ely) Sept. 3, 1632.
C. of Langham, Essex, 1634, afterwards R. there, till 1669.
Died 1669. WiU, P.C.C. {Peile, 1. 336; H. Smith.)
SEABROOKE, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Trinity, May 24,
1676. S. of John. B. at Knotting, Beds. School, Knotting
(MrScriven). Matric. 1676; B.A. 1679-80.
SEAGAR, see also SAGAR.
SEAGAR or SEGER, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from Corpus
Christi, Michs. 1626. Of Sussex. B.A. 1629-30. Perhaps
of Hastings, Sussex, clerk; if so, married Theodosia, dau. of
Richard Stollion, of Hastings, Apr. 9, 1634.
SEAGAR or SIGAR, HENRY. B.A. 1486-7; M.A. 1491.
SEAGAR, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from King's, Easter, 1685;
B.A. It"
SEAGAR or SEYGAR, . Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1544.
SEAGRAVE, CHARLES. M.A. 1615 (on King's visit). Perhaps
2nd s. of Ralph, of Scalford, Leics. (and Margaret Duffield,
of Devonshire). If so, married Alice, dau. of John Flower,
of Whitwell, Rutland. {Nichols, 11. 314-)
SEGRAVE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1622.
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SEGRAVE, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Michs.
1566.
SEAGRAVE, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Christ's,
Apr. 19, 1637. S. of Richard. B. at Grantham. Schools,
Grantham (Mr Wilkinson) and Lincohi (Mr Clearke). Matric.
1637.
SEAGRAVE, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at Clare, Nov. 8, 1710.
S. of Robert, V. of Twyford, Leics. B. there, Nov. 22, 1693.
School, Oakham. Matric. 1711; B.A. 1714-5; M.-'V. 1718.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Feb. 26, 1715-6. R. of Cold Overton,
Leics., 1720-6. Acted as an extra-parochial clergyman and
preached in many places. Joined the O.xford Methodist
movement. Preacher at Lorimer's Hall, Cripplegate, London,
1739. Wrote hymns and religious works. Probably died
1760. Brother of the next. {D.N.B.)
SEAGRAVE, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar at Clare, Feb. 18, 1718-9.
S. of Robert, V. of Twyford, Leics. B. there. Matric. 1719;
B.A. 1723-4; M.A. 1727. Incorp. at Oxford, 1728. Ord.
deacon (Lincoln) Mar. 10, 1722-3. Perhaps of Whatcott,
Warws., clerk. Brother of Robert (above).
SEGRAVE, STEPHEN DE. D.Can.L. ChanceUor of the Uni-
versity, 1306-7 (? 1303-6, according to Le Neve, Fasti).
R. of Aylestone, Leics., 1297-1320. R. of Stowe, Northants.,
1300-1S (the seat of his kinsman Nicholas de Segrave).
Dean of Glasgow and canon of Dunkeld, c. 1309. Archdeacon
of Essex, 1315-9. V. of Stepney, London, 1315. Canon of
Lincoln, c. 1318. Dean of Lichfield, 1320-3. Canon of St
Paul's. Archbishop of Armagh, 1323-33. Died in England,
Oct. 27, 1333. (D.N.B.; Nichols, iv. 30.)
SEAGRAVE, SIGRAVE or SYGRAW, WILLIAM. Of Corpus
Christi. B.A. 1520-1; M.A. 1524. Will proved (V.C.C.) 1553.
SIGRAVE, WILLIAM. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1552; M.A.
1556. Presented to Grantchester, Cambs., 1554. Died 1556.
{Masters.)
SEGRAVE, . B.A. 1483-4. Perhaps John, V. of Croydon,
Cambs., till 1496. Died 1496.
SEAGROVE, GEORGE. Adm. sizar at Queens', Oct. 14, 1S89.
Of Hampshire. Matric. 1689; B.A. 1693-4. Chaplain in the
Navy, 1695.
SEALE, DAVID. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June 3, 1693.
Of Derbyshire. Matric. 1696; B.A. 1696-7.
SEELE, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, July 10, 1580.
S. of Abraham, of Newark-upon-Trent, Notts. School,
Newark. B.A. IJ83-4; M.A. 1587. Ord. deacon (Lincoln)
Mar. 2, 1585-6. One of these names R. of Bolton-nigh-
BoUand, Yorks., 1584; R. of Burton Agnes, 1602. But see
Al. Oxon. for a contemporary. {Venn, i. 107.)
SEELE or SELL, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1609.
SEALE, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, May 24, 1717. Of
Derbyshire. B. 1700. School, Derby. Matric. 1717; B.A.
1720-1; M.A. 1724. V. of Redmersham, Kent, 1722-51.
Chaplain in the Navy, 1742. V. of St Werburgh and St
Michael, Derby, 1751-74. Chaplain of the gaol. Died May 21,
1774- M.I. at St Werburgh. WiU (P.C.C.) 1775.
SEELE, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Lent, 1577-8.
Perhaps ord. deacon and priest (Lincoln) 1586; 'of Lincoln
diocese.' V. of Kirmond, Lines., 1592-1610. Will (Lincoln)
1610.
SEALE, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Christ's, Apr. 4,
1661. S. of Gregory. B. at Mackworth, Derbs. School,
Mackworth (Mr Sam. Ogden). Matric. 1661.
SEEL, SAMUEL. Adm. scholar at Trinity Hall, Jan. 2,
1727-8. Of Liverpool. Doubtless s. of Thomas, of Liverpool,
merchant. Matric. 1727-8. Probably of Liverpool, merchant.
Admon. (Chester) 1747.
SEAMAN, AUGUSTINE. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Oct. 3,
1639. S. of Lionel, attorney, of Ellough, Suffolk. Bapt.
there, Dec. 30, 1623. Schools, Cove (Mr Rayner) and
Ipswich (Mr Holt). Matric. 1640; Scholar, 1640-4; B.A.
1643-4. {Venn, i. 336.)
SEAMAN, CHARLES. Adm. pens, at Queens', July 5, 1683.
Of Lincolnshire. Probably b. in London. Colleger at Eton,
1679-83. Matric. 1683; B.A. 1686-7.
SEAMAN, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. scholar at Caius, 1619. S. of
Robert, of Norfolk. School, North Walsham (Mr Tilles).
Matric. 1619; B.A. 1622-3; M.A. 1626. Fellow, 1628-34.
Ord. priest (Norwich) Sept. 23, 1627. R. of Sengham,
Norfolk, 1637-49; of Tattersett, 1637, and of Little Snoring,
1640-71. {Venn, i. 246.)
SEAMAN, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. sizar at Trinity, Apr. 22,
1663. B. Mar. 8, 1644. Matric. 1663; B.A. 1666-7; M.A.
1670. R. of Wiverton and of Little Snoring, Norfolk, 1671-
1717. Died Dec. 24, I7i7- Buried at Wiverton. (H. G.
Harrison.)
Seaman, Robert
SEAMAN, DANIEL. Adm. pens, at Trinity, July 5, 1675.
Doubtless s. of Nathaniel (1639). Matric. 1676; B.A. 1678-9.
Brother of Thomas (1676).
SEAMAN, DUTTON. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity, Mar. 26,
1683-4. S. and h. of Dutton, of Gray's Inn, gent. B. in
London. School, St Paul's. Adm. at the Inner Temple,
Nov. 3, 1685. Of Rotherby, Leics. Married Mary, dau. of
John Nourse, of Woodeaton, Oxon. Died Apr. 10, 1720,
aged 53. Buried at Rotherby. M.I. {Nichols, in. 397, 400.)
SEAMAN, EDMUND. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1626. Of Suffolk. B.A. 1627-8; M.A. 1631. Ord.
priest (Norwich) May 24, 1635. V. of Thrandeston, Suffolk,
1637. R. of Wortham Jarvis, 1637-44. Died 1644.
SEMAN, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Lent, 1582-3.
Perhaps scholar of Trinity Hall, 1584.
SEAMAN, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Michs,
1602. Of Suffolk. B.A. 1605-6; M.A. 1609.
SEMAN, H. Matric. pens, from Trinity Hall, Michs. 1561.
SEMAN, JOHN. Fellow of Trinity Hall. Ord. deacon
(Norwich) Feb. 28; priest, Mar. 12, 1439-40.
SEAMAN, JOHN. Adm. at King's (age 17) a scholar from Eton,
Aug. 16, 1546. Of Tring, Herts. Matric. 1546; B.A. 1550-1;
M.A. 1554. Fellow, 1549-54. Perhaps R. of Tibenham,
Norfolk, 1558, and R. of Flordon, 1561. One of these names
R. of Little Moulton, 1566. {Cooper, i. 104.)
SEAMAN, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1579.
Of Essex. Probably s. and h. of John, of Chelmsford,
woollendraper, and afterwards of Panfield Priorv, Essex.
B.A. 1582-3; M.A. 1586. FeUow, 1583-94. Taxor, 1588-9.
Perhaps identical with John Seaman, LL.D., Chancellor of
the diocese of Gloucester, 1600-23. If so, succeeded his
father at Panfield Priory, 1604. Married and had issue.
Died June 29, 1623, aged 59. Buried at Painswick, Gloucs.
M.I. {Morant, 11. 408; Rudder, Gloucs., 163.)
SEEMAN, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius, July 4, 1622.
S. of Christopher, grocer, of Holt, Norfolk. School, Holt
(Mr Tallis). Matric. 1623; B.A. 1626-7; M.A. 1630. Ord.
deacon (Norwich) May 20; priest, Sept. 23, 1627. R. of
Billockby, Norfolk, 1631-73. WiU proved (Norwich Archd. C.)
1673. {Venn, 1. 259.)
SEAMAN, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter, 1624.
Of Yorkshire. B.A. 1627-8; M.A. 1631.
SEAMAN, JOHN. Adm. pens, from Corpus Christi, 1699. Of
Norfolk. Matric. 1699; B.A. 1702-3; M.A. 1706. Ord. deacon
(Norwich) June, 1707; priest (Norwich, Litt. dim. from
Canterbury) Dec. 1708. C. of Appledore, Kent, 1707-9. R.
of Knapton, Norfolk, 1709. Died July 10, 1759. (G. Mag.)
SEAMAN, JOSEPH. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Peterhouse,
May 1, 1652. Of Sussex. S. of Lazarus (below), Master of
Peterhouse. School, Hertford. Matric. 1652; Scholar, 1655;
B.A. 1655; M.A. 1659. Fellow, 1657 (his father procuring a
mandate: not acknowledged bv the Society). (T. A. Walker,
99-)
SEAMAN, LAZARUS. Matric. sizar from Emmanuel, Easter,
1623. B. in Leicester. B.A. 1627-8; M.A. 1631; D.D. from
Peterhouse, 1649. Master of Peterhouse, 1644-60. Vice-
Chancellor, 1653-4. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Feb. 12, 1627-8.
Lecturer at St Martin's, Ludgate, London. Chaplain to
.A.lgemon Percy, Earl of Northumberland. R. of All Hallows,
Bread Street, London, 1642-62. One of the Westminster
Assembly, 1643, and a Parliamentary Trier, 1645. President
of Sion College, 1651-3. Author, sermons, etc. Died Sept.
1675. Will (P.C.C.) 1676. His library sold by Cooper, in
1676; the earliest sale of which a catalogue has been pre-
served. Father of Joseph (1652). (R. South; D.N.B.; Emm.
Coll. Hist., 69.)
SEAMAN, NATHANIEL. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's,
Apr. 19, 1639. S. of Nathaniel, draper, of Chelmsford,
deceased. B. there. School, Chelmsford. Matric. 1639;
B.A. 1642-3; M.A. 1646. Usher at Ipswich Grammar School,
1645. Head Master of Colchester, 1648-57. Ord. priest
(Bishop of Ardfort) May lo, 1660. R. of West Bergholt,
Essex, 1658-79. Died July 8, 1679. Will, P.C.C. Father of
Thomas (1676) and Daniel (1675)-
SEAMAN, PAUL. Adm. pens, at Queens', Apr. 17, 1591. Of
Essex. Possibly s. of John, of Chelmsford, Essex, and of
Panfield Priory. Matric. c. 1592. One of these names of
East Kirby, Lines., clerk. Will (Lincoln) 1606. Possibly
brother of John (1579)-
SEAMAN, PAUL. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 24, 1646.
Of Suffolk. Matric. 1646. Adm. extra-licentiate, R.C.P.,
Apr. 22, 1664, as B.A. of Emmanuel, practising at Colchester.
(Munk, I. 314.)
SEMAN, ROBERT. Licensed to practise surgery, 1541-2-
SEMAN, ROBERT. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Corpus Christi, 1586
Of Suffolk. Matric. pens. 1586; B.A. 1589-90; M.A. 1593.
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SEAMAN, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Corpus Christi, 1589, as
'William.' Of Norfolk. Matric. 1589; B.A. 159^-3; M.A.
1596. Incorp. at Oxford, 1601. Perhaps ord. priest (London)
Apr. 25, 1596; V. of Carlton Colville, Suffolk, 1596; signs
there 1650, as 'aged.' One of these names of Rame, Com-
waU, clerk. Will (P.C.C.) 1647. (A I. Oxon.)
SEMAN, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, at Jfsus, Nov. 14, 1648. Of
Suffolk. Matric. 1648-9; Scholar, 1649; B.A. 1652.
SEAMAN, SIMON. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter. 1588;
B.A. 1591-2; M.A. 1595. V. of Bredgar, Kent, 1595-1622.
SEMAN, THOMAS. B.A. 1513-4; B.Civ.L. 1517-8. FeUow of
Jesus, 1518. R. of Winfarthing, Norfolk, 1523-35. Probably
R. of Framlingham, Suffolk, 1536-45- Perhaps V. of Wick-
ham Market, Oct. 8, 1555; there in 1558.
SEAMAN, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, Mar. 4,
1589-90. S. of William, of Tibenham, Norfolk. School,
Tibenham. Matric. c. 1590; Scholar, 1590-7; B.A. 1593-4;
M.A. 1597. A Mr Seaman was C. of Shelley, Suffolk, in 1603.
SEAMAN, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Trinity, July 4,
1676. S. of Nathaniel (1639), R. of East Bergholt, Suffolk.
B. there. School, Felsted. Brother of Daniel (1675)-
SEAMAN, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, June 7,
1710; afterwards Fell. -Com. S. of Peter, alderman of
Norwich. B. there. Schools, Nonnch (private) and Reepham
(Mr Robinson). Matric. 1710. Died Ocl. 13, 17^4, aged 31.
M.L at Heigham. {Venn, 1. 523.)
SEAMAN, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, June 22,
1647. S. of Thomas, doctor ('medicus'), of Wymondham,
Norfolk. Schools, Hingham (Mr Alden) and Wymondham
(Mr Matthews). Matric. 1647; M.D. 1676 {Lit. Reg.). Adm.
at Leyden, May 20, 1671. To be distinguished from the
orientalist of these names for whom see A I. Oxon. and D.N.B.
SEAMAN, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at St John's, July 5, 1669.
SEEMAN, . Incorp. in Canon Law, 1495-6.
SEMAN, . Adm. Fell. -Com. at Corpus Christi, 1562.
SEAR, see also SAYER.
SEAR, CHARLES. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, Mar. 19,
1716-7. S. of Richard (? R. of Homsey, and afterwards R. of
St Alban, Wood Street, 1711-43), of London. School,
Charterhouse. Scholar, 1718; Matric. 1720. Perhaps ord.
priest (Lincoln) Dec. 23, 1722, 'B.A.'
SEAR or SERES, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Queens', Mar. 29,
1596. Of London. (Possibly one of the family of Stationers
of whom the head was William Seres, long Master of the
Stationers' Company and living in 1584.) Perhaps 'of Bark-
ing, Essex, gent'; adm. at Gray's Inn, Oct. 26, 1602. One
of these names of St Leonard, Shoredatch, Middlesex; will
(P.C.C.) 1607 (alludes to his late nephew William Seres,
deceased). {Towneley MSS.)
SEARANK, JOHN. Matric. sizar from King's, Michs. 1633;
B.A. 1636-7; M.A. 1640.
SERANCKE, ROOKWOOD. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Trinity,
May 28, 1698. S. of Thomas (below), R. of Ashley, Cambs.
School, Bury St Edmunds (Mr Leeds). Matric. 1699; B.A.
1701-2. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) May 23, 1703. R. of Roydon,
Norfolk, 1709.
SERANCKE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Trinity, June 15, 1671.
School, Westminster. Scholar, 1672; Matric. 1674-5; B.A.
1674-5; M..-^. 1678. Ord. priest (London) Dec. 23, 1677.
R. of Ashley, Cambs., 1682-1730. R. of Cheveley, 1703-30.
Died 1730. Father of Rookwood (above).
SEARLE or SERLE, ALEXANDER. LL.B. from Trinity Hall,
1605. Incorp. at Oxford, 1605. King's proctor in the
ecclesiastical courts, 1604; receiver of fines in ecclesiastical
matters, 1608. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Aug. 13, 1612. Will
(P.C.C); of St Mary Magdalen, Old Fish Street. {Cooper,
II. 530; Al. Oxon.)
SEARLE, ANDREW. .'\dm. pens, (age 18) at Peterhouse,
Nov. 18, 1712. Of Essex. S. and h. of Andrew, of Chambers,
Epping, Essex. School, Felsted. Scholar, 1712; Matric. 1713;
B.A. 1716-7. Adm. at the Middle Temple, Nov. 28, 1715.
Called to the Bar, 1721. Of Chambers, in Epping. Married
Anne, dau. of Henry BeadeU, of London. Drowned, Nov. 25,
1762. (J. Sargeaunt; G. Mag.; H. A. C. Sturgess.)
SEARLE, EDWARD. Adm. at Trinity, a scholar from West-
minster, 1605; B.A. 1608-9; M.A. 1612. FeUow, 1610.
SEARLE, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Christ's, Feb. 18,
1628-9. S. of Edward. B. at Potsgrove, Beds. School,
Bishop's Stortford. Matric. 1629.
SEARLE, GEORGE. Adm. sizar (age i6) at Magdalene, July 8,
1712. S. of William (? 1690-1), clerk. B. at Ramsey, Hunts.
School, Ramsey. Matric. 1713-4; B.A. 1716-7; M.A. 1720.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Mar. 17, 1716-7; priest. Mar. 9, 1717-8.
V. of Bawdsey, Suffolk, 1727. Brother of Radcliff (1707).
Searle, William
SEARLE, HENRY. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Sidney, Oct. 27,
1632. S. of Brian, schoolmaster, of Hemmington, Northants.
B. at Gt Gidding, Hunts. Matric. 1633; B.A. 163&-7; M.A.
1640. Probably intruded R. of St Michael Royal, London,
1643-7. R. of Cranford, Northants. (intruder) ; ejected, 1662.
V. of .Mdeburgh, Suffolk, 1649. Father of Samuel (1663).
{Calamy, 11. 218.)
SERLE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs. 1544.
SEARLE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity Hall, Easter,
1550.
SEARLE, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 26, 1599.
Licensed to practise surgery, 1607. Author, Ephemeris,
ibog-iy. {Cooper, 11. 530.)
SEARLE or SEARLES, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius,
May 20, 1687. S. of John, gent., of North Weald, Essex.
B. there. School, North Weald. Matric. 1687; Scholar,
1687-94; B.A. 1690-1; M.A. 1694; D.D. 1706. FeUow, 1694-
1702. Moderator, 1695. Usher of the Perse School, 1692.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June 3, 1694; priest (Ely) Sept. 1695.
University preacher, 1696. R. of Willingale Doe, Essex,
1700. R. of North Weald, 1706. Married Judith, dau.
of Francis Hervey Mildmay, Esq., of Marks, Romford,
Dec. 17, 1706. Admon. (Cons. C. London) May 12, 1715-
Probably father of the next. (Venn, i. 483.)
SEARL, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, Apr. 6, 1724-
S. of J. (? above), clerk, of Essex. School, Felsted. Matric.
1724; B.A. 1728-9.
SEARLE, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Feb. 8, 1743-4- Of
Huntingdonshire. S. of , clerk, deceased. Matric. i744;
Rustat Scholar, 1744; B.A. 1747-8. Ord. deacon (Ely) Mar.
12, 1749-50; priest, May 24, 1752. C. of Chatteris, Cambs.,
1750. V. of Buckden, Hunts., 1773-9- Preb. of Lincoto,
1773-9. Died 1779.
SEARLE, NICHOLAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1608.
B. at Epping, Essex. Scholar, 1611; B.A. 1611-2; M.A.
1615; B.D. 1628. Created D.D. (Oxford) 1661. Ord. deacon
(London) Mar. 16, 1616-7, age 24; priest, June 15, 1617; C.
of Theydon Bois, Essex. R. of Bobbingworth, 1628;
sequestered, but restored, 1662. R. of Widdington, 1637-78.
Married Eliz. Wetherill at St Leonard's, Shoreditch, May 10,
1628. Died 1678. (^/. Oxon.; H.Smith; H. B.Swanzy.)
SEARLE, PHILIP. LL.B. from St Catharine's, 1641. Possibly
s. of Philip, of Honiton, Devon. If so, matric. (Exeter
College, Oxford) Apr. 8, 1636, age 16. One of these names
of Wbimple, Devon, clerk. Will (Exeter) 1676.
SEARLE, RADCLIFF. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Magdalene,
June 12, 1707. S. of William (? 1690-1), clerk, R. of Denton,
Hunts. B. at Ramsey, Hunts. School, Ramsey. Matric.
1708; B.A. 1710-1. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Mar. 1711-2;
priest (Lincoln) Sept. 19, 1713. C. at Denton, in 1711. R. of
Thoresway, Lines., 1718. Brother of George (1712).
SEARLE, REGINALD. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Mar.
1584-5; B.A. 1588-9; M.A. 1592.
SEARLE, RICHARD. M.A. 1634 (Incorp. from Oxford). Of
Devon, pleb. Matric. (Q\ieen's College, Oxford) Nov. 21,
1628, age 18; B.A. (Exeter College, Oxford) 1629-30; M.A.
1632. R. of Denbury, Devon, 1642. R. of Whimple. Died
before Dec. 20, 1645. {Al. Oxon.)
SEARLE, ROGER. Of Christ's. B.A. 1531-2; M.A. 1535.
SEARLE, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Sidney, Nov. ii,
1663. 1st s. of Henry (1632), clerk. B. at Aldeburgh, Suffolk.
School, Strixton, Northants. (Mr Farrow). Matric. 1664;
B.A. 1667-8; M.A. 1671. Schoolmaster of Tichmarsh,
Northants., 1671. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 19, 1675.
SEARLE, THOMAS. Adm. at Trinity, c. 1602. Of Essex.
Migrated to Corpus Christi, 1606. B.A. 1606-7; M.A. 1610.
Ord. deacon (London) Sept. 20, 1607; priest, Dec. 17, 1608.
V. of Gt Totham, Essex, 1608-16.
SEARLE, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1612;
B.A. 1614-5; M.A. 1618. Perhaps preb. of York, 1630-3.
SEARLES, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, June 17,
1625. S. of Thomas, weaver, of Aylsham, Norfolk. School,
Aylsham (Mr Knowles). Matric. 1625; B.A. 1628-9; M.A.
1632. Ord. priest (Norwich) Sept. 25, 1631; 'C. of Beeston
St Lawrence.' Licensed C. and schoolmaster at Tuttington,
Norfolk, 1633. V. of Tuttington, 1636. {Venn, 1. 271.)
SEARLE, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Queens', Jan. 12, i69c^-i.
Of Ireland. S. of George, of Dublin. B. at Cambridge.
(.'\dm. at Trinity College, Dublin, Oct. 13, 1685.) Matric.
1690; B.A. 1690-1. Ord. deacon (York) Mar. 1690-1.
Master of Scarborough Grammar School, 1690. C. of Scar-
borough, 1690. P.C. of Ramsey, Himts., 1701-33. Perhaps
R. of Denton, 1712-33. Buried at Ramsey, June 2, 1733.
Probably father of George (1712) and Radcliff (1707)- {Al.
Dublin.)
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SEARSON, see also SARSON.
SEARSON or SEASON, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age i8) at St John's,
May 9, 1655. S. of Christopher, baker, of Lincoln. B. there.
School, Nottingham (Mr Leeke). Matric. 1655. Buned at
All Saints', Cambridge, Nov. 11, 1658. WiU proved (P.C.C.)
Feb. II, 1658-9.
SEARSON, JOHN. .4dm. sizar at Emmanuel, Apr. 3, i734-
Of Suffolk. School, Ipswich. Matric. 1734; B.A. 1737-8.
SEATH, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Easter, 1548-
SEATON or SETON, GEORGE. Fellow of St John's, 1620 (by
Royal mandate). B.D. from St John's, 1626 {Lit. Reg.).
A Scotchman; probably D.D. of Edinburgh; M.A. (Edin-
burgh) 1618. V. of Kingston, Surrey, 1626-31. Perhaps R.
of Bushey, Herts., 1631-42.
SEATON, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1627;
B.A. 1630-1; M.A. 1634.
SEATON, JAMES. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Sidney, Jan. 16,
1665-6. 2nd s. of James, merchant. B. at Stamford, Lines.
Schools, Stamford (Mr Hermon) and Oakham. Matric. 1667;
B.A. 1669-70: M.A. 1674. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) May 29,
1670.
SEATON, JAMES. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 16, 1671.
Of Rutland. Matric. 1671; B.A. 1674-5; M.A. 1678. Ord.
deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 20, 1674; priest, Sept. 19, i675-
SETON, JOHN. B.A. 1528-9 (ist in the ordo); M.A. 1532; B.D.
1540-1; D.D. 1544. Fellow of St John's, 1529. Incorp. at
Oxford, 1554. Chaplain to Bishop Gardiner. R. of Hinton,
Hants. Canon of Winchester, 1553-4- Preb. of York, 1554-
60. A popish recusant in 1561. Escaped to Rome. Well
known author on Logic. Died at Rome, July 20, 1567. M.I.
at the English College at Rome. (Cooper, 1. 219; iii. 114;
D.N.B.;Al. Oxon.)
SEATON or SETTON, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Clare, c. 1591.
SEATON or SETON, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Mar. 17,
1619-20. Matric. 1620; B.A. 1623-4; M.A. 1627. Ord.
deacon (Peterb.) Oct. 3, 1623; priest. Mar. 5, 1625-6. C. of
Egleton, Rutland, 1623-9. Usher of Oakham School, 1623-9.
Probably usher at Felsted School, 1628-9. In 1630, an
'unconformable minister in Essex.' One of these names
ejected from Twywell, Northants., 1660. Afterwards taught
school at Islip and Thrapston. Buried at Thrapston, Nov. 5,
1684. {Calamy, 11. 234; J. Sargeaunt.)
SEATON, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Sidney, May 25, 1636.
S. of Richard, yeoman. B. at Hagworthingham, Lines.
School, Lincoln. Matric. 1636.
SETON, JONATHAN. Adm. pens, at Clare, Mar. 5, 1669-70.
Of Brookhouse, Penistone, Yorks. Matric. 1670; B.A. 1673-
4; M.A. 1677. Ord. deacon (York) Feb. 1675-6; pnest,
Sept. 1677. V. of Owston, Yorks., c. 1678-86. Died 1686.
SEATON, MATTHEW. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Sidney, July 4,
1667. S. of William, yeoman. B. at Brigg, Lines. Schools,
RothweU and Castor (Godfrey Carrington). Matnc. 1667;
B.A. 1670-1; M.A. 1681. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Mar. 19,
1670-1; priest, June 2, 1672.
SEETON, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Easter,
1618.
SETON, THOMAS. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1495;
M.A. Fellow, until 1506. R. of Toft Monks and Haddiscoe,
Norfolk.
SEATON, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Clare, May 6, 1701. B.
1684, at Stamford, Lines. Matric. 1701; B.A. 1704-5; M.A.
1708. Fellow, 1706-21. Founder of the Seatonian prize for
English poetry. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Mar. 9, 1706-7;
priest (Lincoln) Sept. 29, 1708. Chaplain to Daniel, Earl of
Nottingham. V. of Madingley, Cambs., 1713- V. of Raven-
stone, Bucks., 1721-41. Author, religious. Died Aug. 18,
1741. M.I. at Ravenstone. Will, P.C.C. (prior to Apr. 7,
1923, this will appeared in the P.C.C. index as Sexton).
(D.N.B.; Baker, i. 215.)
SEATON, ZACHARY. B.A. from St John's, 1627-8; M.A.
1631. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) July 22; priest, July 23, 1629.
R. of Aspley Guise, Beds., 1633. Buried June 29, 1638.
Will proved, Aug. 15, 1638, by his widow, Dorothy.
SEBBORN, THOMAS, see SEABORNE.
SECHEVILL, JOHN DE, see SACKVILLE.
SECKBURNE, RICHARD. D.D. FeUow of Pembroke. Perhaps
R. of Soham, Cambs. Benefactor to Pembroke. (Cole.)
SECKER, see also SACKER.
SECKER, GEORGE. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Christ's, Apr. 17,
1666. S. of Thomas. B. at Grantham, Lines. School,
Grantham (Mr Siston). M.B. 1672. Brother of the next.
(Peile, II. 2.)
Sedgwick, George
SECKER, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Christ's, May 10,
1664. S. of Thomas. B. at Grantham, Lines. School,
Grantham (Mr Siston). Matric. 1664; B.A. 1667-8; M.A.
1671. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June 6, 1669; priest. Mar. 19,
1671-2. Chaplain to the Earl of Shrewsbury. R. of Blox-
holm. Lines., 1672-6. R. of Hougham with Marston, 1676.
Died c. Oct. 1676. Brother of George (above). {Peile, i. 609.)
SEDON, ARTHUR. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs. 1561.
Of Chester diocese. Ord. deacon (Ely) May 26, 1566; priest,
Dec. 21, 1569, age 25. R. of Gislingham, Sufiolk, 1571.
SEDDON, EDWARD. Adm. sizar (age 15) at St John's, Sept. 10,
1660. S. of William (1622), clerk, of Cheshire. B. there.
School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1660; B.A. 1664-5; M.A. 1668.
Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1668. One of these names of
Throwley, Devon, clerk. Will (Exeter) 1710.
SEDDON, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Easter, 1622.
SEDDON, REUBEN. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, Michs. 1589-
90. Matric. c. 1591.
SEDDON, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, Oct. 30,
1654. S. of John, of Wigan, Lanes., draper. School, Wigan
(Mr Barrow). Matric. 1654. Migrated to Oxford. Matric.
(St Mary Hall, Oxford) Mar. 10, 1656-7; B.A. (Magdalen
Hall, Oxford) 1658; M.A. 1661.
SEDDON, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Christ's, Oct. 27,
1646. S. of Peter. B. at Pilkington, Lanes. Bapt. Oct. 4,
1629, at Prestwich. School, Newton (Mr Hulme). Matric.
1646; B.A. 1650-1; M.A. 1654. Incorp. at Oxford, 1654.
Minister at Gorton, 1654; of Kirk Langley, Derbs., 1656-62,
ejected. Nonconformist minister at Bolton-le-Moors, Lanes.,
1692-5. Died there Mar. 21, 1695-6, aged 77. Buried at
Ringley Chapel. Father of the next. {Peile, i. 510; A I. Oxon.;
Cox, Churches of Derbyshire, iv. 269.)
SEDDON, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age i"') at Christ's, June 17,
1672. S. of Robert (above). B. at Kersley, near Bolton,
Lanes. School, Chowbent (Mr Taylor). Matric. 1672; B.A.
1675-6. R. of East Wittering, near Chichester, Sussex, 1679.
V. of Sidlesham, 1680. Died 1688. Will, Chichester. See Al.
Oxon. for a contemporary namesake. {Peile, 11. 44.)
SEDDON, THOMAS. .-Vdm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, Apr. 4,
1745. S. of John, merchant, of Lancashire. B. in Manchester.
School, Manchester (Mr Brooke). Matric. i745; B.A. 1748-9.
Ord. deacon (York) Feb. 19, 1748-9; priest (Lincoln) Mar. 11,
1749-50. V. of Carlton Moorland, Lines., 1756-99. V. of
Norton Disney, 1763-99. P.C. of Stapleford, Lines., 1772-99.
Died Mar. 20, 1799. M.I. at Carlton. {Scott-Mayor, 111. 550.)
SEDDON, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs. 155 1.
SEDDON, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Easter,
1622. S. of Ralph, of Prestolee, Lanes. B.A. 1625-6; M.A.
1629. V. of Eastham, Cheshire, 1638, ejected as a Royalist.
C. of Penwortham, Lanes., in 1650. R. of GrappenhaU,
Cheshire, 1660-71. Buried there Sept. 8, 1671. Father of
Edward (1660). (Walker's Sufferings, 11. 351; E. Axon.)
SEDDON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Trinity, May iS, 1657,
Siddon. Of Derbyshire. Matric. 1659. Migrated to Em-
manuel, Apr. II, 1659; B.A. 1660-1.
SEDGWICK, CHARLES. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1715. Matric. Easter, 1716; B.A. 1719-20; M.A. 1723.
Fellow, 1719. Ord. deacon (London) June 4, 1721; priest
(Norwich) Feb. 1721-2. Died in London, Dec. 1723.
SEDGWICK, CHARLES. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, Jan. 20,
1714-5-
SEDGWYCKE, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from St John's,
Easter, 1570. Of Huntingdonshire. B.A. 1573-4; M.A. 1577.
Fellow, 1577-
SEDGWICK, EDWARD. Adm. sizar at Clare, May 15, 1674.
Of St Faith's, London. Matric. 1675; B.A. 1677-8; M.A.
1681. Ord. deacon and priest (London) Dec. 22, 1678.
SEDGWICK, EDWARD. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Jan. 24, 1680-1.
Of Lancashire. Matric. 1682; B.A. 1685-6. Ord. deacon
(Chester) Sept. 25, 1687. C. of Horwick Chapel. Probably
C. of Lymm, Cheshire, and of Billinge, Lanes. C. of Up-
holland, 1704. P.C. of Flixton, c. 1709-22. Buried Oct.
1722.
SEDGWICK, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 19) at St John's,
Apr. 1, 1745. S. of Edward, gent., of Kent. B. at Langley,
near Maidstone. School, Sutton, Kent (Mr Clendon). Matric.
1745; B..\. 1748-9. Ord. deacon (Rochester) .Apr. i, 1750;
'C. of West Peckham, Kent.' Perhaps ord. priest (Peterb.)
Feb. 23, 1752.
SEDGWICKE, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1598.
SIDGWICK or SIDGIDICKE, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from
St John's, Easter, 1619; B.A. 1622-3; M.A. 1626.
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Sedgwick, George
SIDGWICK, GEORGE. Adm. sizar (age i6) at St John's,
July 8, 1631. S. of George, husbandman, of Killington,
Westmorland. B. there. School, Sedbergh. Appointed
secretary to Lady Anne Clifford, Countess of Pembroke, 1652.
Tutor to John Tufton (Earl of Thanet). Retired to CoUmg-
field, near Kendal, 1668. Died June 10, 1685, aged 67 (sic).
(Bum's Westmorland, 294; Lady Anne Clifford, 200.)
SEDGWICK, GEORGE. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Magdalene,
June 16, 1676. S. of Ralph, of Dent, Yorks. B. there.
School, Sedbergh. Migrated to St John's, Dec. 22, 1676.
Matric. 1676; B.A. 1679-80. Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 19,
1680; priest, Mar. 12, 1681-2. C. of Broughton," Kirkby
Ireleth, Lanes., 1684. Still there, 1691. Admon. (Archd.
Richmond) 1693.
SIDGEWICK, GILES. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's, Apr. i,
1700. S. of Giles, husbandman. B. at Dent, Yorks. School,
Kendal. Matric. 1700; B.A. 1703-4- R- of Bolton-by-
BoUand, Yorks., 1710-26. V. of Kirkby Malbam, 1706-15.
Buried at Bolton, June 15, 1726.
SIDGWICK, HENRY. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs. 1624;
B.A. 1627-8 ;M. A. 1631. Perhaps C. of Abthorpe.Northants.,
1637.
SEDGWICK, HUTTON. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, May 30,
1682. Matric. 1684; B.A. 1685-6; M.A. 1689.
SEDGWICK, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Christ's, 1598-9-
Perhaps s. of Edward, of Dent, Yorks. B.A. 1601-2; M.A.
1609. Lived at Wisbech, Cambs. Married Elizabeth May.
(Peile, 1. 229.)
SEDGWICK, JOHN. B.D. 1638 (Incorp. from Oxford). S. of
Joseph, V. of Ogbourne .St Andrew, Wilts. B. at Marl-
borough. Matric. (Queen's College, Oxford) June 18, 1619,
age 18; B.A. (Magdalen Hall, Oxford) 1622; M.A. 1625;
B.D. 1633. V. of Bisley, Gloucs., 1625-38. V. of Clavering,
Essex. R. of St Alphege, London, 1641-3. Chaplain to the
regiment of the Earl of Stamford. Author, sermons. Buried
at St Alphege, Oct. 15, 1643. Father of the next and prob-
ably of Obadiah (1648). (D.N.B.; Al. Oxon.)
SEDGWICK, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St Catharine's,
June 23, 1649. S. of John (1638). B. at Bisley, Gloucs.
School, St Paul's. Migrated to Christ's, Aug. 21, 1649.
Matric. 1649; B.A. 1652-3; M.A. 1656. Incorp. at Oxford,
1653. R. of St Martin, Salisbury, 1661; of St Edmund's,
1662. {Peile, I. 530.)
SEDGWICK, JOHN. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, Apr. 10,
1678. S. of Joseph (1647-8). Matric. 1681; B.A. 1681-2;
M.A. 1685. Ord. priest (Lincoln) Sept. 20, 1684. R. of
Hanworth, Lines., 1689-1717- V. of Burton Pedwardine,
1702-17. Preb. of Lincoln, 1703-17. Died 1717. Perhaps
father of Philip (1727). (Le Neve, Fasti, 11. 207.)
SEDGWICK, JOHN. Matric. FeU.-Com. from King's, Easter,
1723; LL.B. 1723. Ord. priest (Gloucester) Feb. 25, 1713-6.
R. of Haselton, Gloucs., 1716-27. Chaplain to Lord Walpole.
V. of Corsham, Wilts., 1723-7. Died 1727. (F. S. Hockaday.)
SEDGWICK, JOSEPH. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Michs.
1588.
SEDGWICK, JOSEPH. Matric. sizar from .Sx Catharine's,
1647-8. S. of Obadiah. School, St Paul's. B.A. 1648-9;
M.A. from Christ's, 1652. Fellow of Christ's, 1649-59. R. of
Blankney, Lines., 1658-66. R. of Althorpe, 1672. Preb. of
Lincoln, 1675-1702. R. of Fiskerton, 1683-1702. Died
Sept. 22, 1702, aged 74- Fatherof John (1678). {Peile, i. 501;
Le Neve, Fasti, ii- 207; D.N.B. confuses this man with his
Oxford namesake who was Head Master of Repton School,
1662-72, when he died. See Repton School Register.)
SEDGWICK, JOSEPH. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June 6, 1716.
Of Lincolnshire. LL.B. 1721.
SIDGWICK, LEONARD. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Sidney,
Apr. 2, 1691. S. and h. of Thomas (? 1659-60), C. of Church
Brampton, Northants. B. there, May 11, 1673. School,
Guilsborough (Mr Chapman). Matric. 1691; B.A. 1694-5;
M.A. 1701. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 6, 1696; priest
(London) Dec. 19, 1697. C. of Furthoe, Northants., 1696.
P.C. of Stony Stratford, Bucks., 1703-47. R. of Thornton,
1710-47. Preb. of Lincoln, 1728-47. Died 1747, aged 74.
Buried at St Giles', Stony Stratford. Father of William
(1717-8) and perhaps of Thomas (1723). {Lipscomb, iv. 371.)
SEDGWICKE, OBADIAH. Adm. pens, at Trinity, May 20,
1648. Of London. Probably s. of John (1638). School,
Westminster. Matric. 1648; Scholar, 1649; B.A. 1651-2;
M.A. 1655. Fellow, 1653. Incorp. at Oxford, 1655. R. of
Rampton, Cambs., 1662-85. Buried there Sept. 25, 1685.
{Al. Oxon.)
SEDGEWICK, PHILIP. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Apr. 26, 1727.
Of Lincolnshire. Perhaps s. of John (1678). Matric. 1727;
LL.B. 1732. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 20, 1730; priest,
June 4, 1732. V. of Burton Pedwardine, Lines., 1732.
Sedgwick, Thomas
SEDGWICK, RAPHAEL. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's,
July 3, 1697. Matric. 1699; M.B. 1714- Will (P.C.C.) 1748;
of Penn, Staffs.
SEDGEWICK, RICHARD. Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, Michs.
1590-1; Scholar, 1594; B.A. 1594-5- One of these names,
s. of Edward, of Dent, Yorks., V. of Wapping, Middlesex,
1617.
SIDGEWICKE, RICHARD. Matric. from St John's, c. 1594.
SEDGWICK, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Michs.
1634; B.A. 1638-9.
SEDGWICK, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Magdalene,
June 17, 1668. S. of Thomas (? 1640), of Horton(? Houghton,
near Settle, Yorks.). School, Giggleswick. Migrated to
Christ's, 1674; B.A. 1674. Ord. priest (Gloucester) Dec. 19,
1678. C. of Wick Ramon, Northants., 1680. C. of Little
BiUing, 1699; R., 1702-17 (B.A. of Christ's). Died Jan. 13,
1717-8, aged 74 (sic). Buried at Little Billing. M.I. (Baker,
Northants., i. 29; Peile, 11. 53.)
SEDGWICK, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's,
June 29, 1742. S. of Giles, farmer, of Yorkshire. B. at Dent.
School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1742; B.A. 1745-6; M.A. 1750.
Classical master at Heath Academy, Wakefield, till 1748-
Usher of Leeds Grammar School, 1748-50; Head Master,
1750-5. Died Jan. 9, 1755. {Scott-Mayor, in. 530; M. H.
Peacocli.)
SIDGWICK, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1621; B.A. 1624-5; M.A. 1628. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Apr.
28; priest, Apr. 29, 1630. Perhaps Master of Pocklington
Grammar School, 1630-c. 1650.
SEDGWICK, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter, 1628;
B..'\. 1631-2; M.A. 1635. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Sept. 25,
1636; prie.st, Sept. 24, 1637; 'C. of Bumham St M.,' Norfolk-
R. of Thwaite, 1660.
SEDGWICK, ROGER. Adm. pens, (age 19) at St John's, May 5,
1742. S. of Robert, merchant, of Lancashire. B. at Man-
chester. School, Salford (Mr Clayton). Matric. 1742; M.B.
1748. Of Manchester. Died Jan. 7, i779, aged 55. (Described
as M.B. on tombstone and as 'an eminent banker' in the
newspaper obituary.) (E. Axon.)
SEDGWICK, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar at Clare, July 1, 1745-
B. in London. Matric. 1745-
SEDGWICK, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, at Queens', Feb. 18,
1751. Of Barbados. Matric. 1751; B.A. i755-
SEDGWICK, STEPHEN. Matric- pens, from Emmanuel, Easter,
1637; B.A. 1640-1. Ord. deacon (Gloucester) Sept. 22, 1666.
C. of Sutton-under-Brails, Gloucs.
SEDGWICK or SEGISWYCKE, THOMAS. B.A. 1529-30- Of
Yorkshire. M.A. 1533; B.D. 1544-5; D.D. i554- FeUow of
Peterhouse. 1531-c. 46. Fellow of Trinity, 1546. Vice-
Master of Trinity, 1554-5. Lady Margaret Professor, 1554-6.
Regius Professor of Divinity, 1557-9- Incorp. at Oxford,
1554. Ord. priest (Lincoln) Dec. 22, 1537- R- of Erwarton,
Suffolk, 1552. V. of Enfield, Middlesex, 1556 (appointed
Mar. 12, 1555-6; resigned, 1556). R- of Toft, Cambs., 1556-
V. of Gainford, and R. of Stanhope, Durham, 1558; deprived,
1559. A recusant in 1561. Living, 1567. {Cooper, i. 213;
D.N.B.; Al. Oxon.)
SEDGEWICKE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Sx John's,
Easter, 1570; B.A. 1573-4; M.A. from Clare, 1577-
SEDGWICK, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Christ's, June 6,
1640. S. of Thomas. B. at Settle, Yorks. School, Giggles-
wick. Matric. 1640; B.A. 1643-4; M.A. 1648. Ord. deacon
and priest (Lincoln) Apr. 21, 1646. R. of Marfleet-in-
Holdemess, Yorks., c. 1648-79. probably ejected, but re-
instated. Died Sept. 18, 1679, aged 58. Buried at Marfleet.
Perhaps father of Richard (1668). {Peile, i. 471; Poulson,
H older ness, n. 231.)
SEDGWICK, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Sx John's,
Mar. 1, 1659-60. S. of Leonard, yeoman, of Dent, Yorks.
B. there. School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1660. Perhaps C. of
Church Brampton, Northants., in 1673. If so, father of
Leonard (1691).
SEDGWICK, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Magdalene,
June 27, 1667. S. of William, of Ludborough, Lines. School,
Alford. Matric. 1667; B.A. 167c. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept.
24, 1671; perhaps priest (Lincoln) May 26, 1678. P.C. of
Nun Ormsby, Lines., and of Utterby. R. of Wyham, i68i.
SIGISWICKE, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, June 7,
1682. S. of WiUiam (1631), clerk, of MattishaU, Norfolk.
B. there. School, Norwich. Matric. 1682; Scholar, 1682-8;
B.A. 1685-6. Died July 25, 1688. {Venn, i. 470.)
SEDGWICK, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Queens', Dec. 13, 1723-
Of Buckinghamshire. Perhaps s. of Leonard (1691). Matric.
1724; B.A. 1727-8; M.A. 1731. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept.
20, i73o;priest, Dec. 24, 1732. C. of Cranfield, Beds.,in 1731.
Perhaps brother of William (1717-8).
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SEDGWICK, TOBIAS. Adm. sizar at Queens', Oct. 18, 1637.
Of Durham. Matric. 1641; B.A. 1641-2. R. of Cockfield,
Durham, 1658.
SEDGEWICK, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Mar.
31, 1631. S. of Thomas, merchant and citizen of Norwich.
School, Norwich (Mr Stonham). Matric. 1631; Scholar,
1631-8; B.A. 1634-5; M.A. 1638. FeUow, 1640-51. Ord.
deacon (Peterb.) June 9, 1639; priest (Bishop of Kilmore)
Nov. 4, 1649. V. of Mattishall, Norfolk, 1650-75. R- of
Little Bergh, c. 1660. Died Sept. 26, 1675, aged 61. M.I. at
Mattishall. Father of Thomas (1682). (F«nn, i. 297.)
SEDGWICK, WILLIAM. M.A. 1635 (Incorp. from Oxford).
S. of William, of London, gent. B. in Bedfordshire. Matric.
(Pembroke College, Oxford) Dec. 2, 1625, age 15; B.A. 1628;
M.A. 1631. R. of Famham, Essex, 1634-44. Chaplain to the
regiment of Sir William Constable, 1642. Chief preacher in
Ely, Cambs., 1644-60. Known as Doomesday Sedgwick
(Cole). Retired to Lewisham, Kent. Author, religious.
Will (P.C.C.) 1663-4; of Lewisham, Kent. (Calamy, i. 344;
Al. Oxon.; D.N.B.)
SEDGWICK, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Queens', Feb. 28,
1717-8. S. of Leonard (1691), R. of Thornton, Bucks.
School, Eton. Matric. 1720; B.A. 1721-2; M.A. 1725;
B.D. 1732. Fellow, 1723-32; President, Mar. 15, 1731-2-60.
Vice-ChanceUor, 1741-2. Ord. deacon (Ely) Sept. 20, 1724;
priest. Mar. 6, 1725-6. V. of Oakington, Cambs. R. of
St Clement Eastcheap, London, 1738-60. Died Nov. 4,
1760. Win, P.C.C. Benefactor. Perhaps brother of Thomas
(1723). {College History, 238.)
SEDLEY, see also SIDLEY.
SEDLEY, EDMUND. Matric. FeU.-Com. from St John's, Michs.
1579. Probably s. and h. of Martin, of Morley, Norfolk (and
Anne, dau. of Ralph Shelton, of Deopham, Esq.). Bapt.
Mar. 24, 1565-6, at Morley St Peter. Died s.p. in France.
(Vis. of Norfolk, 11. 346.)
SEDLEY or SYDLEY, EDMUND. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Pem-
broke, Apr. 5, 1681. S. of William (1657), of Morley,
Norfolk, gent. Matric. 1681. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Mar. 22,
1682-3. Brother of John (1681).
SEDLEY, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June 9, 1646.
Of Kent.
SEDLEY, JOHN. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Emmanuel, Sept. 28,
1644.
SEDLEY or SYDLEY, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Pembroke,
Apr. 5, 1681. S. of William (below), of Morley, Norfolk,
gent. Matric. 1681. Died Oct. 10, 1712, aged 49. M.I. at
Morley. Brother of Edmund (1681).
SEDLEY, WILLIAM. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Jesus, July 4, 1657.
Of Norfolk. Died Oct. 10, 1704, aged 64. M.I. at Morley.
Doubtless father of John (above) and Edmund (1681).
{Blomefield, 11. 479.)
SEE, EDMUND. B.A. 1459-60; gmce for B.D. 1470-1. Licensed
to preach in Ely diocese, 1470, ' M.A.'
SEED, JEREMIAH. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Apr. 18, 1679. Of
Lancashire. Matric. 1679; Scholar, 1681; B.A. 1682-3. Ord.
deacon (Chester) June 3, 1683; priest. May 25, 1684. C. of
Kendal, Westmorland, 1691. V. of Askham, 1697-1707.
R. of Clifton, near Penrith, 1707-22. Died 1722. Father of
the next. (B. Nightingale.)
SEED, JEREMIAH. M.A. 1738 (Incorp. from Queen's CoUege,
Oxford). Matric. there, Nov. 7, 1716, age 16. S. of Jeremiah
(above). B.A. (Oxford) 1721-3; M.A. 1725. Fellow, 1732.
R. of Ridge, Herts., 1736-8. R. of Church Oakley, Hants.
R. of Enham, 1741-7. Author, sermons, etc. Died Dec. 10,
1747, aged 47. (Misc. Gen. et Her., 2nd S., iv. 5y, Al. Oxon.;
D.N.B.)
SEELE, see SEALE.
SEELEY, FRANCIS. M.A. 1734 (Incorp. from Trinity College,
Oxford). Matric. there. Mar. 15, 1722-3. S. of Francis, of
Holywell, Oxford, gent. B.A. (Oxford) 1726; M.A. 1729.
V. of Gt Waltham, Essex, 1740-56. Admon. (P.C.C.) June 17,
1756. (Al. Oxon.; Morant., 11. 90.)
SEERES, NICHOLAS, see SEAR.
SEFTON, PETER. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1574;
B.A. 1578-9; M.A. 1582. Ord. deacon (Ely) Apr. 17, 1580.
SEGENS (? SEGERUS), THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St John's,
Michs. 1559.
SEGER, GEORGE, see SEAGAR.
SELBANCKE, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, Apr. 20, 1594.
Matric. c. 1594.
SELBY, see also SILLESBY.
SELBY, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Pembroke,
July 20, 1692. S. of Michael, of Castor, Northants., gent.
Selby, William
Matric. 1693; B.A. 1696-7; M.A. 1700. Fellow, 1698.
Bursar, 1710. Junior Proctor, 1715-6. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
Sept. 25, 1698; priest, May 26, 1700. C. of Marham, North-
ants., 1698. C. of Framlingham, Suffolk, 1704. V. of Grant-
chester, Cambs., 1707-16. V. of Waresley, Hunts., 1718-29.
R. of Framlingham and Saxted, Suffolk, 1728-34. Died
Oct. 2, 1734, aged 59. Buried at Framlingham. M.l. (Loder,
308.)
SELBY, FRANCIS. Adm. sizar at Corpus Christi, 1669. Of
Bedfordshire. Perhapss.of Michael (1629-30). Matric. 1670;
B.A. 1672-3; M.A. 1676. Signed for deacon's and priest's
orders (London) Sept. 21, 1672. V. of Riseley, Beds., 1672.
SELBY, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Pembroke, May 10,
1619. S. of William, of Surrey, farmer. Matric. 1619; B.A.
1622-3; M.A. 1626. Head Master of Rochester Grammar
School, Kent, 1627-31. V. of St Margaret's, Rochester,
1627-47- V. of Aylesford, 1646-9. Died 1662. Buried at
St Nicholas, Rochester.
SELBY, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, Apr. 19,
1651. 2nd s. of George, Esq., of Greenwich. B. in London.
School, Tonbridge. Matric. 1651; B.A. 1654-5. Adm. at
the Inner Temple, 1652. Called to the Bar, 1659. Bencher,
1677. Serjeant-at-law, 1683. Knighted, June 5, 1685.
Elected Recorder of London, 1688, but declined to serve.
Married (1) Jane, dau. of John Howell, of Lincoln's Inn,
Mar. 20, 1667-8; (2) Ehzabeth, dau. of Richard Amhurst,
Serjeant-at-law, of Bayhall, Kent. Died Aug. 1715. Brother
of William (1651). (Le Neve, KnigWs, 397; Inner Temple,
Benchers ; Musgrave.)
SELBY, JAMES. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, July 2, 1677.
Probably s. of James, of the Inner Temple, gent. Bapt.
Jan. 20, 1657. Adm. at the Inner Temple, Feb. 15, 1676.
Called to the Bar, 1683. Bencher, 1700. Serjeant-at-law,
1700. Of Wavendon and Whaddon, Bucks. Married Mary,
dau. of Sir Rowland Alston, of Odell, Beds. Died Apr. 20,
1724. Perhaps brother of William (1694). (Inner Temple,
Bench Book; G. Mag., 1821, 11. 316.)
SELBY or SILBY, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Lent,
1564-5; B.A. from Queens', 1569-70. Ord. deacon (Norwich)
Oct. 17, 1571; priest, Sept. 17, 1574; C. of Blackforth. R. of
Wootton, Norfolk, 1576. V. of Hedenham, 1582.
SELBEY, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Clare, Michs. 1614; B.A.
1618-9; M.A. 1622.
SELBY, MICHAEL. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Christ's, Jan. 21,
1629-30. S. of Francis. B. at Shambrook, Beds. School,
Little Gidding. Matric. 1631; B.A. 1633-4; M.A. 1637. V. of
Pampisford, Cambs., 1638-46. V. of Riseley, Beds., -1653-
72. R. of Hayes, Middlesex, 1661-85. R- of Ingoldsby,
Lines., 1672-85. Died 1685. Father of William (1679-80)
and perhaps of Francis (1669). (Peile, i. 404.)
SELBY, NATHANIEL. Fellow of Emmanuel, 1677.
SELBY, PETER. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Trinity, July 3, 1711;
'Grecian' from Christ's Hospital. S. of William, citizen and
leatherseller, of London. Matric. 1712; Scholar, 1713; B.-A.
1714-5; M.A. 1718. Ord. deacon (London) Feb. 26, 1715-6;
priest (Lincoln) Feb. 22, 1718-9. V. of Stotfold, Beds., 1718*.
Head Master of Christ's Hospital, 1725. V. of Clavering,
Essex, 1737-53- Died May 17, 1753. Will, Comm. Essex!
(G. Mag.)
SELBY, RALPH. LL.D. Warden of King's Hall, 1391-8.
Member of Richard II's privy council. Became a monk at
Westminster Abbey. Preb. of York, 13S5-6; Sub-dean,
1386-92. Preb. of Salisbury, 1392-1401. Archdeacon of
Bucks., 1392. Archdeacon of Norfolk, 1394. Died 1420.
(Trin. Coll. Adm., i. 138; Musgrave.)
SELBY, RICHARD. B.A. 1501-2. WiU of Rich. Selby, of
Trumpington, Cambs. (P.C.C.) 1549.
SELBY, ROBERT (1524), see ROGERS.
SELBY or SELBEYE, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Queens',
Michs. 1572; B.A. 1576-7. Ord. priest (Peterb.) Sept. 28^
1577, Selby. R. of Bedfield, Suffolk, 1584-c. 1610, Selbeye.
SELBY or SILBY, ROBERT. B.A. from Pembroke, 1588-9;
M.A. 1592; B.D. 1607. Ord. priest (Norwich) Mar. 4, 1590-1'.
V. of Reydon and Southwold, Suffolk, 1596. R. of Easton
Bavents, 1608.
SELBY, WILLIAM. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Peterhouse,
Michs. 1573. Probably s. of Sir John, of Branxton, North-
umberland. Perhaps adm. at Gray's Inn, Nov. 21, 1576.
Knighted, Apr. 6, 1603. Of the Moat, Ightham, Kent. Died
1637. (T.A. Walker.)
SELBY, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Michs. 1578;
B.A. from Clare, 1582-3; M.A. from Christ's, 1586. Ord!
deacon (Carlisle) Dec. 13, 1587. (Perhaps V. of Ford,
Northumberiand, 1597-1600.) V. of Berwick-on-Tweed,
1607. Preb. of Durham, 1608-9. V. of Kirk Merrington,
Durham, 1609-10. Died 1610. (Peile, i. 148.)
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SELBEY, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Michs. 1614.
Of Suffolk. Scholar, 1618; B.A. 1618-9; M.A. 1622. R. of
Islington, Norfolk, 1622. Perhaps R. of Anmer, 1647.
SELBY, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Nov. 14, 1614.
Matric. 1615; B.A. 1618-9; M.A. 1622. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
July 29; priest, July 30, 1622. R. of Chipping Warden,
Northants., 1625-42. Buried there Mar. 8, 1642-3. See
Al. Oxon. for a contemporary. (H. I. Longden.)
SELBY, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Christ's, July, 1617;
B.A. 1620-1.
SELBIE, WILLIAM. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Christ's, Apr.
1620. Perhaps s. of Sir Ralph, of Branston, Northumberland.
If so, knighted, July 26, 1639. Married Mary, dau. of
Ferdinand, Lord Fairfax. Buried Feb. 23, 1654.
SELBY, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Christ's, Feb. 6,
1626-7. S. of Robert. B. at Raunds, Northants. School,
Higham Ferrers (Mr Frier). Matric. 1627; B.A. 1630-1.
One of these names R. of West Horsley, Surrey, 1644.
SELBY, WILLIAM. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 18) at St John's,
Apr. 19, 1651. S. of George, Esq., of Greenwich. B. in St
Mary Hill, London. School, Tonbridge. Matric. 1651. Adm.
at the Inner Temple, 1652. Of Ightham Moat, near Ton-
bridge. Married Susan, dau. of Sir John Rainey, of Wrotham,
Bart. Brother of Henry (1651). (Le Neve, 397; Hasted, 11.
248.)
SELBY, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Clare, Apr. 5, 1660. Of
Northamptonshire. Matric. 1660; B.A. 1663-4; M.A. 1667.
Fellow, 1664-8.
SELBY, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Christ's, Mar. 11, 1679-80.
S of Michael (1629-30). B. at Riseley, Beds. School,
Kimbolton (Mr Taylor). Matric. 1680; B.A. 1683-4; M.A.
1687. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 1684; priest, May, 1686.
Probably R. of Elton-on-the-HiU, Notts., 1687. Buried
there Sept. 9, 1720. {Peile, 11. 77.)
SELBY, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, Aug. 20,
1694. Perhaps s. of James, of the Inner Temple, deceased.
Matric. 1695. Of Husbom Crawley, Beds. Died i753-
Perhaps brother of James (1677). (G. Mag., 1821, 11. 316.)
SELBY, Prior of. Resident pens, at Peterhouse, 1414-5- Pays
13s. 4d. for his chamber. Probably William Pigot or Pygot,
who was Prior of Selby, 1407-29. (T. A. Walker; H. G.
Harrison.)
SELETT, JOHN. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1456.
SELFF, JOHN. M.A. from King's, i737- S. of William, of
Hinton St George, Somerset, gent. Matric. (Trinity College,
Oxford) May 10, 1725, age 18; B.A. (Oxford) 1728-9. Perhaps
of Hinton St George, clerk; will (Taunton) i743- One of
these names of Hatch Beauchamp, clerk; will (Taunton)
1786. {Al. Oxon.)
SELL, see also SILL.
SELL, OLIVER. Matric. sizar from St Catharine's, Michs. 1642.
Of Hertfordshire. Migrated to Queens', 1644. B.A. 1645-6;
M.A. 1649; B.D. 1656. Fellow of Queens', 1647-59- K- of
Hinxworth, Herts., 1660-97. Died Nov. 20, 1697, aged 73.
M.I. at Hinxworth.
SELL, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Queens', Feb. 8, 1659-60. Of
Essex. Matric. i66o; B.A. 1663-4.
SELL, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1624;
B.A. 1627-8; M.A. 1631.
SELLAKE, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Sidney, June 25,
1667. S. of John. B. at Halberton, Devon. School, Tiverton.
Matric. 1667; B.A. 1670-1. Ord. deacon (Ely) Sept. 24, 1671.
SELLER, JOHN. M.A. 1620 (Incorp. from Oxford). Of Kent.
S. of John, R. of Saltwood, Kent. Matric. (Corpus Chrisli
College, Oxford) Feb. 17, 1608-9, age 16; B.A. (Oxford)
1611-2; M..A. 1614. R. of Bradfield St Clare, Suffolk, 1619-
33. R.'of Didcot, Berks., 1621-32. R. of Gt Whelnetham,
1633-48. Died 1648. {At. Oxon.)
SELLER or SELLERS, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius,
Nov. 18, 1681. S. of Thomas, brewer, of Bury St Edmunds.
B. there. School, Bury (Mr Leeds). Matric. 1681; B.A.
1685-6; M.A. 1713. Probably V. of Digby, Lines., 1701;
of Metheringham, 1701; of New Sleaford, 1703-37- Preb.
of IJncohi, 1712-37. Died 1737. Father of William (1727)-
(Venn, 1. 469.)
SELLAR, WILLIAM. M.A. 1618 (Incorp. from Oxford). Of
Somerset, pleb. Matric. (Magdalen HaU, Oxford) July i,
1603, age i8; B.A. (Oxford) 1608-9; M.A. 1615- Fellow of
Merton College, Oxford, 1611. V. of St Peter-in-the-East,
Oxford, 1623-31 (re-presented in 1631). R. of Stowe-nine-
churches, Northants., 1631-46, sequestered, but reinstated.
Married Frances Newport, of Welton, Northants., July 4,
Selwyn, Thomas
1639. Will dated, July 9, 1662; proved (Archd. Northants.)
Jan. 12, 1663-4; of Stowe-nine-churches. (Al. Oxon.;
H. G. Harrison; H. I. Longden.)
SELLER, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, June 11,
1703. S. of George, husbandman. B. at Kennythorpe, Yorks.
School, York. Matric. 1703; B.A. 1706-7. Ord. deacon
(York) May, 1708; priest, 1709. C. of Settrington, Yorks.,
1726.
SELLER, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's, Apr. 12,
1727. S. of Thomas (1681), clerk, of Lincolnshire. B. at
Sleaford. School, Grantham. Matric. 1727; B.A. 1731-2;
M.A. 1735. Ord. deacon (Lincohi) Sept. 19, 1731; priest,
Dec. 24, 1732. Succeeded his father as V. of New Sleaford,
Lines., 1737-69. {Scott-Mayor, iii. 402.)
SELLER, . B.A. 1529-30.
SELLERS, JEREMY. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs.
1587.
SELLERS, . Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1544.
SELLYN, DANIEL. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Christ's, Dec. 1576.
Of London. Migrated to Magdalene. B.A. 1579-80; M.A.
1583; M.D. from Christ's, 1591. Incorp. at Oxford, 1584.
F.R.C.P., 1599. Died Mar. 19, 1614-5. Buried at St Dionis,
London. Will, P.C.C. {Munk, i. 115; Peile, l. 137.)
SELLINGE, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1633. Of Suffolk.
SELLING, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Caius, June 26,
1661. S. of Robert, gent., of Carlton ColviOe, Suffolk. B. at
Topcroft, Norfolk. Schools, Wrentham, Suffolk (private) and
Barsham (private). Matric. 1661; Scholar, 1661-6; B.A.
1664-5. Married, at Bedingham, Mary, dau. of John Smith,
of Starston, gent., July 3, 1666. Died Sept. 26, 1686. M.I.
in Carlton Church. {Venn, i. 414.)
SELLYNGE, WILLIAM {alias GREEN). B.A. FeUow of Peter-
house, June 26, 1422. A clerk in 1434. {T. A. Walker.)
SELLIN, . Adm. Fell.-Com. at King's, Lent, 1623-4.
SELLON, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Trinity, June 14,
1750. S. of John, of Hurley, Berks. School, Westminster.
Matric. 1751; Scholar, 1751. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Mar.
14, 1756. Minister of St James and St John, Clerkenwell,
1757-90. Preacher at St Giles-in-the-Fields, 1758-90, and at
Magdalen Hospital, St Andrew, Holbom, 1790. Chaplain to
Lord Pomfret. Proprietor and minister of Portman Chapel,
Marylebone. Died July 18 (? 29), 1790. Buried at St James',
Clerkenwell. Will, P.C.C. {Al. Westmon., 352; Hennessy.)
SELSTON, . B.A. 1514-5-
SELTH, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, June 24,
1704. S. of William, weaver, of Norwich. B. there. School,
Holt. Matric. 1704; Scholar, 1704-9; B.A. 1707-8; M.A.
1714. Fellow, 1714-24. Ord. deacon (Ely, Litt. dim. from
Norwich) Sept. 23, 1711; priest (Norwich) Sept. 17, 1712.
R. of Hardmead, Bucks., 1721. R. of Foulsham, Norfolk,
1722-4. R. of Gt Melton, and St Michael Coslany, Norwich,
1723. Died 1740. {Venn, 1. 512.)
SELWOOD, ROBERT. M.A. 1698 (Incorp. from Pembroke
College, Oxford). Matric. there, Dec. 2, 1681, age 16; B.A.
(Oxford) 1685; M.A. 1688. R. of Crowmarsh Gifford, Oxon.,
1690. R. of Mongewell, 1703. (Al. Oxon.)
SELWOOD, SAMUEL. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1682. Probably 2nd s. of Samuel, of London, Esq. B. there.
Matric. Michs. 1683; B.A. 1687-8. Fellow, 1686. Adm. at
Lincoln's Inn, Apr. 19, 1687. Ord. deacon (London) Dec. 23,
1694, 'M.A. ' Became insane. Died Oct. 1706.
SELWYN, SELWIN or SHELWIN, ANTHONY. Adm. pens, at
Emmanuel, Apr. 27, 1612. Perhaps s. and h. of Edward
(below), of Friston, Sussex. Matric. 1612, 'Shelwin.' Died
s.p. (Vis. of Sussex, 1530, 1633-4.)
SELWYN, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Clare, Michs. 1565.
Perhaps 2nd s. of John, of Friston, Sussex. B.A. from
Queens', 1569-70. Probably brother of Thomas (1565) and
perhaps father of Anthony (above).
SELWYN, GEORGE. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Emmanuel, Michs.
1642. Probably s. and h. of Francis, of Friston, Sussex (and
Penelope, dau. of Sir George Shurley, Lord Chief Justice of
Ireland). Matric. 1642. Probably nephew of Anthony (1612).
(Vis. of Sussex, 1530, 1633-4.)
SELWYN, JOHN. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Clare, May 23, 1728.
B. in London. Possibly s. of John, of Gloucestershire. If so,
M.P. for Whitchurch, 1734-51. Died June 27, 1751, aged 42.
(A. B. Beaven.)
SELWYN, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Clare, Michs. 1565.
Perhaps s. and h. of John, of Friston, Sussex. One of these
names adm. at Gray's Inn, 1570, from Staple Inn. Probably
brother of Edward (1565).
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Selwyn, William
SELWIN, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 15) at St John's, Apr. 28,
1730. S. of William, merchant, of Middlesex. B. in London.
School, St Paul's. Matric. 1730. Adm. at the Inner Temple,
Mar. 4, 1729-30. Barrister, 1736. Solicitor to the E.xcise,
1745-9. Died June 24 (?July 4), 1749- [Scott-Mayor, ni.
426; G. Mag.; St Paul's School Register.)
SELWYN, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, May 25,
1749. S. of Henry, of London. School, Westminster. Matric.
1749; Scholar, 1750. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, July 5, i749-
K.C., 1780. M.P. for Whitchurch, Hants., 1783-90. Married
Frances Elizabeth, dau. of Dr John Dodd, of Woodford,
Essex. Died at Richmond, Surrey, Aug. 21, 1817. Buried at
Chislehurst, Kent. [A I. Westmon., 330.)
SELWYN, WILLIAM THOMAS. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Jesus,
Oct. 4, 1701. S. and h. of Sir Edward, Knt., of Friston,
Sussex. Matric. 1701. Adm. at the Inner Temple, June 2,
1702. Died s.p., Feb. 9, 1704-5. M.I. at Friston. {Sussex
Archaeol. Coll., xv. 211.)
SEMEY, WILLIAM. M.Gram. 1503-4-
SEMPER, ALAN. University BedeU, 1474. Perhaps V. of Gt
Canfield, Essex, 1476-81. Died 1488. Buried at St Mary's,
Cambridge. (Stokes, Bedells, 65.)
SEMPLER, . M..\. from Caius, 1595 (in ordo).
SEMSTER, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1607
SENDALL, see also SANDALL.
SENDALL, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Queens', May 24, 1604. Of
Cambridgeshire. B.A. from Corpus Christi, 1607-8. Prob-
ably brother of Robert (1604).
SENDALL, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Queens', Micbs. 1638.
Of Cambridgeshire. Perhaps s. of Robert (1604). B.A. 1641-
2. Probably brother of Robert (1635).
SENDALL, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Clare, Lent, 1563-4;
B.A. 1567-8; M.A. from Trinity Hall, 1571. Fellow of
Trinity Hall, 1570-7. Ord. priest (Ely) Oct. 18, 1571. R. of
Cheveley, Cambs., 1576-1623. Died 1623.
SENDALL, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at Queens', May 24, 1604.
Of Cambridgeshire. B.A. 1607-8; M.A. 1611. R. of Brinkley,
Cambs., 1625-58. Buried there Dec. i, 1658. Probably
brother of John (1604), perhaps father of the next and of
John (1638).
SENDALL, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs. 1635.
Of Cambridgeshire. Perhaps s. of Robert (above). B.A.
1639-40; M.A. 1643. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Dec. 22; priest,
Dec. 23, 1644 (? or May 24, 1646). R. of Carlton with Willing-
ham, Cambs., 1650. Buried Aug. 26, 1665. Probably brother
of John (1638).
SENDEN, see SANDON.
SENDERYNG or TENTERYNG, JOHN, see TENTERING.
SENEWYS or SENOWS, WILLIAM. B.A. 1473-4; M.A. 1477-8.
SENHOUSE, HUMPHREY. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's,
May 2, 1637. S. and h. of John, gent., of Alneburgh HaU,
near Maryport, Cumberland (and Elizabeth, dau. of Hum-
phrey Wharton, of Gillingwood, Yorks.). B. at West Gilling,
Yorks. School, Holme Cultram, Cumberland (private).
Matric. 1637. Died s.p., v. p. (Burke, L.G.)
SENHOUSE, HUMPHREY. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Christ's,
Jan. 12, 1748-9. S. and h. of Humphrey. B. at NetherhaU,
Cumberland. School, St Bees (Mr Fisher). Matric. 1748-9;
Scholar, 1748-9; B.A. 1753; M.A. 1756. Fellow of Pembroke,
1756. M.P. for Cockermouth, 1786-90; for Cumberland,
1790-6. Married Catherine, dau. of Thomas Wood, Esq., of
Beadnell, Northumberland, 1768. Died 1814. (P«7e, 11. 253;
Burke, L.G.)
SENHOUSE, PETER. Matric. pens, from Trinity, c. 1592.
Doubtless s. and h. of Ellenborough (Alneburgh), Cumber-
land. Succeeded his father as Steward of the lordships etc.,
formerly belonging to the monastery of Cultram, 1605.
Sheriff of Cumberland, 1628. Married Frances, dau. of
Lancelot Skelton, of Armathwaite, Cumberland. Died 1654.
Brother of Richard (c. 1592) and Simon {c. 1592). (Burke,
L.G.)
SENHOUSE, PETER. Matric. pens, from Sx John's, Michs. 1616.
Of Cumberland. B.A. 1620-1; M.A. 1624; B.D. 1632. Fellow,
1622. Buried in the College Chapel, Dec. 7, 1635.
SENHOUSE, PETER. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, Sept. 8,
1685. S. and h. of Anthony, gent. Bapt. Dec. 14, 1669, at
Thomhaugh, near Wansford, Northants. School, Peter-
borough (Mr Waring). Matric. 1686; B.A. 1689-90; M.A.
1693. Incorp. at Oxford, 1693. Ord. priest (Hereford) Jan.
31, 1693-4. V.of Kempley, Clones., 1694-1760. V. of Linton,
Hereford, 1704. Canon of Brecon, 1720. Chaplain to Lord
Chandos. Died Jan. 5, 1760. Will, P.C.C. Brother of WiUiam
(1688) and father of William (1742).
Sepherye, Thomas
SENHOUSE, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Trinity, c. 1592.
3rd s. of John, of Alneburgh (or Ellenborough) Hall, Cumber-
land. B.A. (? J594-5); M.A. from St John's, 1598; B.D. 1606;
D.D. 1622. Fellow of St John's, 1598. Incorp. at Oxford,
1600. Ord. deacon and priest (London) June 10, 1604. V. of
Steeple Bumpstead, Essex, 1606. R. of West Cheam, Surrey,
1608. Dean of Gloucester, 1621-4. BishopofCarhsle, 1624-6,
Author, sermons. Died May 6, 1626. Buried in Carlisle
Cathedral. Brother of the next and of Peter (c. 1592).
{D.N.B.)
SENHOUSE, SIMON. Matric. pens, from Trinity, c. 1592.
Doubtless 2nd s. of John, of Ellenborough, Cumberland.
'Murdered near Dovenby' by Skelton of Armathwaite.
Brother of Richard (above) and Peter (c. 1592). (Burke,
L.G.)
SENHOUSE, THOMAS. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
Aug. 13, 1550. Of 'Sestarum' (? S. Owram), Yorks. Matric.
1550, 'Synowes.' Left in 1552. Perhaps adm. at Gray's Inn,
1551-
SENHOUSE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's,
Sept. 26, 1634. S. of John, Esq., of Seascales, Gosforth,
Cumberland. B. there. School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1634;
B.A. 1637-8.
SENHOUSE, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 14) at Sx John's,
June II, 1688. 3rd s. of Anthony, gent. Bapt. Feb. 26, 1673-4,
at Thomhaugh, Northants. School, St Bees, CumberlcUid.
Matric. 1688. Brother of Peter (1685).
SENHOUSE, WILLIAM. M.A. from Trinity, 1742. S. of
Peter (1685), of Linton, Hereford, clerk. Matric. (Trinity
College, Oxford) Mar. 21, 1729-30, age 16; B.A. (New College,
Oxford) 1733. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Mar. 1733-4. {Al.
Oxon.)
SENIOR or SEIGNIOR, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from Trinity,
Easter, 1659; scholar from Westminster. Of London. B.A.
1662-3; M.A. 1666; B.D. 1673; D.D. 1678. Fellow, 1664.
Signed for deacon (London) Dec. 16, 1664. Ord. priest
(Ireland, by Bishop of Derry); 'chaplain to the Bishop.*
Chaplain to the Earl of Burlington. V. of St Michael's,
Cambridge. Died in London, Oct. 15, 1678. WUl proved
(V.C.C). (Al. Westmon.)
SENIOR, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, Apr. 19,
1675. S. of George, of Skelbrook, Yorks. B. there. School,
Wakefield. Matric. 1675; LL.B. 1680. Probably of Mirfield;
took a lease of Newland Hall, Wakefield, 1703. Married
Mary Clarke, of Warmfield, Wakefield, Jan. 23, 1^2. (M. H.
Peacock.)
SENIOR, NICHOLAS. Matric. pens, from Sx John's, Michs.
1587. Perhaps adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Aug. 16, 1597; of
Dorset, gent.
SENIOR, ROBERT. M.A. 1626 (Incorp. from Oxford). Of Essex.
Perhaps s. of Robert, Merchant Taylor. B. Sept. 1599.
School, Merchant Taylors'. Matric. (University CoUege,
Oxford) Oct. 23, 1618, age 16 (sic); B.A. 1621-2; M.A. 1624.
V. of Feering, Essex, 1628-c. 44; sequestered, restored, 1660.
SENIOR or SONYER, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Caius,
Nov. 3, 1581. S. of John. B. in London. School, Birstall,
Yorks.
SENIOR, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, Sept. 13,
1634. S. of John, yeoman, of Dodworth, Yorks. B. there.
School, Worsborough, Yorks. (Mr Shaw). Matric. 1634;
B.A. 1638-9; M.A. 1642. Perhaps of Dodworth, clerk, and
father of Thomas (1672).
SENIOR, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1646;
scholar from Westminster, 1647. B. in London. B.A. 1649-
50; M.A. 1653; B.D. 1660. Fellow, 1650. Incorp. at Oxford,
1655. Lecturer at Holy Trinity, Cambridge; ejected, in 1662.
Afterwards a nonconformist preacher at Hackney. {Al.
Westmon.; Calamy, i. 216.)
SENIOR, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, Apr. i,
1672. S. of Thomas (? 1634), clerk, of Dodworth, Yorks.
B. there. School, Wakefield. Matric. 1672; M.B. 1677.
SENNOCK, JOHN. Pens, at Gonville Hall, 1520-5. Monk
from Lewes Priory. B.D. 1522-3; D.D. 1527. Studied arts
and theology 9 years here and 18 months at Oxford.
Pensioned at the surrender of the Priory, Nov. 16, 1537.
V. of Kemsing, Kent, 1542-S. {Venn, i. 25.)
SENNOW, JOHN. B.D. 1511-2. Franciscan friar. D.D. 1526-7.
SENTER, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Michs. 1564.
Licensed to practise surgery, 1566.
SENY or SEYNEY, EDWARD. M.A. from Queens', 1603.
Perhaps of Warficld, Berks., clerk. Will (P.C.C.) 1654;
Seney.
SEPHERYE, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs.
1568; B.A. from Caius, 1574-5.
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Seppens, Charles
SEPPENS, CHARLES. Adm. sizar at Petermouse, Jan. 19,
i66a-i. Of Norfolk. Perhaps s. of Robert (below). School,
Scarning. Matric. 1661; B.A. 1664-5; Scholar, 1666; M.A.
1668. Ord. priest (Norwich) Mar. 1672-3. V. of 'Hocham,'
Norfolk, 1673-9. R. of Norton, 1678. R. of Scoulton, 1678-
91. R. of Causton, 1681-91. Died 1691. {T. A. Walker.)
SEPPENS, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, June 17,
1625. S. of Thomas. B. at Rudham, Norfolk. School,
'Helminton.' Matric. 1625. Migrated to Christ's, Nov. 11,
1628. B.A. 1628-9; M.A. 1632. C. of St Christopher-le-
Stocks, 1637. R. of East Bradenham, Norfolk, 1637-61.
R. of Snetterton, 1659-68. R. of Knapton, 1661-82; of
Hingham, 1668-82. Author, theological. Died 1682. Perhaps
father of Charles (above). (Peile, i. 394; D.N.B.)
SERANK, see SEARANK.
SERES, WILLIAM, see SEAR.
SERGEANT, DEGORY. M.A. from St Catharine's, 1724. S. of
Degory, of Eastcott, Devon. Matric. (Exeter College, Oxford)
Mar. 20, 1704-5, age 18; B.A. (Oxford) 1708-9. V. of Down
Ampney, Gloucs., 1710-4. V. of Quethiock, Cornwall, 1712-
25. Died before Oct. 7, 1725. Admon. (Exeter) 1725. (Al.
Oxon.)
SARJANT, JOHN. B.A. 1481-2; M.A. 1485; B.D. 1495-6.
Fellow of Queens', 1490-1503. Will proved (V.C.C.) 1503.
SERGIANT, JOHN. Of Jesus. Ord. deacon (Ely) Nov. 1577,
age 23.
SERGEANT, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, Mar. 22,
1636-7. S. of Thomas, barber. B. at Bury St Edmimds.
School, Bury (Mr Dickinson). Matric. 1637; Scholar, 1640-2;
B.A. 1640-1.
SERGEANT, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, Apr. 12,
1639. S. of William, yeoman, of Barrow-upon-Humber,
Lines. B. there, 1622. School, Barton, Lines, (private).
Matric. 1639; B.A. 1642-3. Secretary to Thomas Morton,
Bishop of Durham. Became a Romanist. Studied theology
at the English CoUege at Lisbon; ord. priest there. Joined
the English mission, 1652. Controversial WTiter. Died 1707.
{D.N.B.)
SERGEANT, PETER (?PEYRS). B.A. from Jesus, 1577-8,
'Peres Seriant.' B. at Biilesdon, Leics., c. 1558. Ord. deacon
(Ely) Apr. 1; priest, Dec. 21, 1578, age 23. C. of Kibworth,
Leics., in 1585. V. of Barston, 1598. Will (Leicester) 1618.
SARGENT, PETER. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1625.
Of Lancashire. Probably of Stand, gent. Buried at Prest-
wich. Lanes., May 29, 1661.
SERJEANT, RALPH. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Jan. 26,
1720-1. Of Surrey. Matric. 1721; B.A. 1724-5. Ord. priest
(Norwich) Mar. 1731-2. R. of Waxham, Norfolk, 1733-69.
Died in the Strand, London, Aug. 8, 1769. Perhaps brother
of Thomas (1703). (G. Mag.)
SARGEANT or SARGEN, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Mag-
dalene, Easter, 1632; B.A. 1635-6; M.A. 1640. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) Sept. 25, 1636; priest, June 4, 1637.
SARGEANT, THOMAS. M.A. 1664 (Incorp. from All Souls,
Oxford). S. and h. of WiUiam, of Gloucester, gent. Matric.
(Christ Church, Oxford) Apr. 18, 1651; B.A. (Oxford)
1656-7; M.A. 1658; B.C.L., 1661; D.C.L. 1666. FeUow of
All Souls. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Aug. 17, 1655. Died 1708,
aged 75. One of these names, of Gray's Inn, married
Hannah, dau. of John Cjirill, of Chatteris, Cambs., Sept. 26,
1667. {Al. Oxen.)
SARGEANT, THOMAS. Adm. at Clare, Apr. 23, 1675. Of
Dublin. S. of John. Matric. 1675. Adm. at Trinity College,
Dublin, May 27, 1669, age about 15. Aftenvards of New
England, 'B.A.' {Al. Dublin.)
SERGEANT, THOMAS Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Sept. 21,
1703. Of Surrey. Matric. 1704. Perhaps brother of Ralph
(1720).
SERJEANT, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter,
1619. Probably matric. (Trinity CoUege, Oxford) Oct. 15,
1619, age 17; B.A. (Oxford) 1622; M.A. 1625. R. of Hitcham,
Bucks., 1629; there in 1650. Probably father of the next.
{Al. Oxon.; Lipscomb, in. 282.)
SERGEANT, WILLIAM. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1658. Probably s. of WiUiam (above). B. at Hitcham,
Bucks., 1641. Matric. 1658; B.A. 1661-2; M.A. 1665; B.D.
1672. FeUow, 1661-71. Incorp. at Oxford, 1669. Ord.
deacon (Ely) Sept. 20, 1662; priest, Sept. 19, 1663. C. of
St Edward's, Cambridge, 1667. R. of Fyfield, Hants., 1671-7.
One of these names R. of West Itchener, Sussex, 1662-99.
(Al. Oxon.)
SERGENT, . Scholar of Christ's. B.A. 1535-6.
SERJANSON, see also SARGENSON.
SERJANSON, . Scholar at King's Hall, 1522-3.
Settle, Thomas
SERMON, WILLIAM. M.D. 1670 {LU. Reg.). Practised at
Bristol during the plague, 1666-9. Attended George Monck,
Duke of Albemarle, for dropsy and claimed to have cured
him, 1669. Physician in ordinary to Charles II. Married
Edith Davies, spinster, of St Margaret, Lothbury, 1678.
Author, medical. Died 1679. Wm(P.C.C.) 1679-80. {D.N.B.;
H. B. Swanzy.)
SEROCOLD or SOROCOLD, GEORGE. Adm. pens, (age 17) at
Caius, May 9, 1645. S. of George, gent. B. at Ashton-in-
Makerfield, Lanes. School, Winwick (Mr Pickering). Matric.
1645; Scholar, 1645-8. Probably died young. Brother of
James (1645). {Venn, i. 357.)
SEROCOLD or SOROCOLD, GEORGE. Adm. FeU.-Com. at
Emmanuel, May 15, 1684. Of Lancashire.
SEROCOLD or SOROCOLD, JAMES. Adm. pens, (age 18) at
Caius, May 9, 1645. S. of George, gent. B. at Ashton-in-
Makerfield, Lanes. School, Win wick (Mr Pickering). Matric.
1645. Brother of George (1645). {Chetham Soc, lxxxviii.
176.)
SEROCOLD, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Pembroke, Apr. 23,
1620. S. of Thomas, of London, mercer. Matric. 1620; B.A.
1623-4; M.A. 1627. R. of Creedy, ComwaU. {Vis. of London,
1634)
SOROCOLD, MICHAEL. M.A. from Jesus, 1695. S. of James,
of Leigh, Lanes. Matric. (Brasenose CoUege, Oxford) Mar. 20,
1684-5, age 17; B.A. (Oxford) 1688. One of these names
of Goring, Sussex, clerk; wiU (Chichester) 1703. {Al. Oxon.)
SEROCOLD, RALPH. Adm. sizar (age i7) at Peterhouse,
Jan. 7, 1703-4. S. of Walter, of Cherrj' Hinton, Cambs.
School, Cherry Hinton. Matric. 1704; B.A. 1707-8; Scholar,
1708; M.A. 1711. Ord. deacon (Ely) Dec. 21, 1712; priest,
Dec. 20, 1713. Perhaps R. of Walkington, Yorks. (Burke,
L.G.; T.A. Walker, 211.)
SEROCOLD, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June 21,
1588. Matric. 1588.
SOROCOLD, THOMAS. M.A. 1597 (Incorp. from Oxford). Of
Lancashire. Probably s. of Thomas, of Manchester. B. there,
1561. Matric. (Brasenose CoUege, Oxford) July 18, 1580,
age 18; B.A. 1582-3; M.A. 1585. R. of St Mildred Poultry,
Lx)ndon, 1590-1617. Author, reUgious. Buried at St Mildred
Poultry, Dec. 12, 1617. WiU proved, Jan. 12, 1617-8. {Al.
Oxon.; D.N.B.)
SEROCOLD, WALTER. Adm. pens, (age i7) at Peterhouse,
Feb. 2, 1738-9. S. of Thomas, of Middlesex, and nephew of
Ralph (1703-4). B. 1720. School, Bishop's Stortford.
Matric. 1740; Scholar, 1740; B.A. 1742-3; M.A. 1746. Ord.
deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 25, 1743; priest, Sept. 22, 1745.
V. of Fulboume AU Saints, Cambs. R. of Chignal Smealy,
Essex. R. of Polstead, Suffolk, 1750-7. Sequestrator of
Cherry Hinton, Cambs., 1758-89. Lord of the Manor of
Hinton UphaU. Died Nov. 24, 1784 (? 1789). {T. A. Walker,
276; Burke, L.G.; Musgrave.)
SERRIER, CHARLES. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, Nov. 22,
1698. S. of Charles. School, Westminster. Matric. 1698;
Scholar, 1702; B.A. 1702-3. Ord. deacon (London) June 4,
1721.
SERTON or SARTAIN, RALPH, see SARTAIN.
SERVYNGTON, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1549. Probably scholar of Trinity, 1551.
SERVINGTON, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1557.
SERVINGTON, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Queens', Sept. 1613.
Of Huntingdonshire. Matric. 1614.
SETHELL or SETTLE, MATTHEW. Matric. pens, from Jesus,
Easter, 1575. Of Yorkshire. B.A. 1577-8; M.A. 1581;
LL.D. from Corpus Christi, 1588. FeUow of Corpus Christi,
1586-97. Official of the archdeaconry of Norwich and
Commissary to the Bishop, 1595. Died 1597. WiU proved
(V.C.C.) 1598. {Cooper, 11. 243-)
SETTLE, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Christ's, Nov. 9,
1747. S. of Thomas (1707-8). B. at Swainstead, near
Giggleswick, Yorks. School, Giggleswick. Matric. 1748;
Scholar, 1748; B.A. 1752. Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 24, 1752;
'C. of Giggleswick'; priest (Norwich) Sept. 1757. C. of
Wangford, Suffolk. Probably died Mar. 6, i777. {G. Mag.;
Peile, 11. 251.)
SETTLE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs. 1575.
Ordained by Bishop Freake, of Norwich. Perhaps R. of
Westfield, Norfolk, 1579. Minister at Boxted, Suffolk.
Charged before Archbishop Whitgif t with erroneous doctrines,
and imprisoned, 1586-92. Joined the Brownists' congrega-
tion in London; again arrested and imprisoned, 1593.
R. of Bamingham Winter, Norfolk, 1596-1614. R. of Mat-
lask, in 1601. Probably the author of Tho. Settle, his Cate-
chisme. {Cooper, 11. 402; D.N.B., where there is no further
record of him after his imprisonment in 1593.)
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Settle, Thomas
SETTLE, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age i8) at Christ's, Feb. 9,
1707-8. S. of Thomas. B. at Swainstead, near Giggleswick,
Yorks. Matric. 1708; Scholar, 1708-9; B.A. 1711-2. Ord.
deacon (Carlisle) Mar. 1714-5; pnest (York) Dec. 1716. C. of
Wakefield, 1716-37. Father of Robert (i 747)- {Petle.ii. lOg.)
SETTON, JOHN, see SEATON.
SEVELL, ROBERT, see SAVILE.
SEVENICROFT or SAMCROFT, DENNIS. Adm. pens, at St
Catharine's, Apr. 14, 1670. Matric. 1672; B.A. 1673-4;
M.A. 1677. Incorp. at Oxford, 1679. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
Sept. 19, 1675. V. of Flowton, Suffolk, 1681. V. of Chattis-
ham, 1682. (Al. Oxon.)
SEVERNE, THOMAS. M.A. 1651 (Incorp. from Oxford). S. and
h. of John, of Powick, Worcester, gent. Bapt. Apr. 28, 1620,
at Powick. Matnc. (Christ Church, Oxford) Nov. 23, 1638,
age 17; B.A. (Oxford) 1642; M.A. 1645; Student; expelled,
1650; restored, 1660. Died unmarried, Sept. 6, 1698. Buried
in Worcester Cathedral. {Al. Oxon.; Burke, L.G.)
SEWARD, BENJAMIN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's,
Nov. 2, 1721. S. of John, steward to Lord Windsor. B. at
Badsey, Worcs. School, Westminster. Matric. 1721. Brother
of Francis (1720) and Thomas (1727).
SEAWARD, CHARLES. Adm. sizar at Trinity, May 26, 1655.
Of Hereford. Matric. 1656; Scholar, 1657; B.A. 1658-9.
Signed for priest's orders (London) Sept. 21, 1672. Probably
C. of Kensington, Middlesex, c. 1670; will (P.C.C.) 1716;
Seward. Doubtless father of John (1695). (Lysons, Environs,
III. I95-)
SEWARD, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Trinity, June i8,
1720. 4th s. of John, of Badsey, Evesham, Worcs. School,
Westminster. Matric. 1720; Scholar, 1721; B.A. 1723-4',
M.A. 1727. .'^dm. at the Middle Temple, Nov. 3, 1726. Ord.
priest (Lincoln) Mar. 25, 1728. R. of Babingley and Sand-
ringham, Norfolk, 1731-2. R. of West Newton, 1731-2-
Brother of Thomas (1727) and Benjamin (1721).
SEWARD, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity Hall, Easter,
1622; LL.B. 1622. Will proved (V.C.C.) 1643.
SEWARD, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, May 28,
1695. S. of Charles (1655), of Kensington, London. B. there.
School, Westminster. Matric. 1695; Scholar, 1696. Buried
at St Michael's, Cambridge, Dec. 17, 1696.
SEWARD, RICHARD. 'M.A. of Cambridge'; Supp. for incorp.
at Oxford, 1578.
SEWARD, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at St John's, June 17, 1727.
S. of John, gent., of Worcestershire. B. 1708, at Badsey,
Worcs. School, Westminster. Matric. 1727; B.A. 1730-1;
M.A. 1734. Ord. deacon (Salisbury) Dec. 19, 1731; priest
(Rochester) May 20, 1732. R. of Llanmaes, Glamorgan,
1733-40. Perhaps chaplain in the Navy, i739- R- of Eyam,
Derbs., 1740. R. of Kingsley, Staffs., i747- Preb. of Lich-
field, 1755-90. Preb. of Salisbury, 1755-90. Acquainted with
Dr Johnson, whom he frequently entertained at Lichfield.
Married Elizabeth, dau. of Rev. John Hunter, of Lichfield.
Author, religious and poetical. Died Mar. 4, 1790, aged 82.
Will, P.C.C. Father of the poetess, brother of Francis (1720)
and Benjamin (1721). {D.N.B.; Scott-Mayor, in. 404.)
SEWARD, WILLIAM. M.A. from St John's, 1710. S. of
William, of Hereford. Matric. (Brasenose College, Oxford)
Aug. 2, 1695, age 15; B.A. (Oxford) 1699. V. of Vowchurch,
Hereford, 1704. R. of Llandewi Skirrid, Monmouth, 1717.
R. of Llangunider, Brecon, 1729. {Al. Oxon.)
SEWDER or SUDAR, SIMON. B.A. 1528-9.
SEWELL, CUTHBERT. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's,
July 2, 1726. S. of Joseph, tax-collector, of Cumberland.
B. at Carlisle. School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1726; B.A. 1729-30;
M.A. 1733. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Feb. 22, 1729-30. Chap-
lain in the Navy, 1730. R. of Southery, Norfolk, 1738-87.
V. of Middleton, 1743-58. R. of Gunthorpe, 1758-87. R. of
Bale, 1758. Buried at Holy Trinity, Chester, Nov. 4, 1787.
SEWELL, DAVID. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius, July 14, 1615.
S. of Matthew, blacksmith, of East Dereham, Norfolk.
School, East Dereham (Mr Rising). Matric. 1615.
SEWELL, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1574;
B.A. 1577-8; M.A. 1581. Ord. deacon (Carlisle) Apr. 8, 1582;
of Caldbeck, Cumberland, M.A.
SEWEL, FORRESTER. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, Apr.
29, 1693. S. of John, shipmaster, of Coleraine. B. there.
School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1693; B.A. 1696-7. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) June 19, 1698.
SEWELL, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Michs.
1602. Of Essex. B.A. 1604-5. Buried at St Benet's, Cam-
bridge, Jan. 26, 1605-6.
SEWELL, GEORGE. .\dm. sizar (age 19) at Peterhouse, June
25, 1706. S. of John, of Windsor, Berks. School, Eton.
Matric. 1706; B.A. 1709-10. Studied medicine at Leyden.
Seycill, William
M.D. (Edinburgh). Practised in London for a time. After-
wards a political pamphleteer. Author, miscellaneous. Died
Feb. 8, 1725-6, at Hampstead, in great poverty. {D.N.B.)
SEWELL, HARDWICK. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Christ's,
July 3, 1733. S. of Thomas (by his 1st wife Elizabeth, dau.
of Richard Hardwick, of Spalding, Lines.). B. at Gt Kenny,
Essex. School, Lavenham (Mr Smithies). Matric. i733; B.A.
173&-7; M.A. 1741. Brotherof Thomas (1719-20)- {Morant,
II- 273)
SEWELL, HUGH. B.A. 1531-2; M.A. 1534. Fellow of Christ's,
1532-7. Probably B.D. and D.D. (Oxford) {Supp. for) 1561,
Preb. of Carlisle, 1549-85. R. of Caldbeck, Cumberland,
1560. Died 1585. {Peile, i. 15; Al. Oxon.)
SEWELL, JOHN. B.A. 1497-8; M.A. 1501.
SEWELL, JOHN. Matric. pens, from King's, Michs. 1570.
Lay clerk at King's CoUege Chapel. One of these names, M.A.,
ord. priest (Carlisle) Mar. 25, 1576. Perhaps R. of Horham,
Suffolk, 1575-91-
SEWELL, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Christ's, July 1, 1671.
S. of John. B. in London. School, Westminster. Matric.
1671. Adm. at the Inner Temple, Aug. 27, 1672. {PeiU, 11.
38.)
SEWELL, RICHARD. Adm. sizar at Queens', June 30, 1637.
Of Rutland. B.A. 1640-1.
SEWELL, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Christ's, July i,
1686. S. of Richard. B. at Buntingford. School, Bunting-
ford (Mr England). Matric. 1687; Scholar, 1689; B.A. 1689-
90. Ord. deacon (Norwich) May, 1692; priest (London)
June 11, 1693. {Peile, 11. 102-3.)
SEWALL, ROBERT. M.Gram. 1495-6.
SEWELL, THOMAS. B.A. 1498-9. Of Carlisle diocese. M.A.
1502. Fellow of Pembroke, 1498. Ord. deacon (Lincoln)
Dec. 19, 1500; priest. Mar. 6, 1500-1. R. of Leyboume, Kent,
1510-27. Perhaps preb. of St Paul's, 1512-27. Will (P.C.C.)
1527.
SEWELL, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Magdalene,
Mar. 24, 1719-20. S. and h. of Thomas, of Gt Henny, Essex.
B. at Lavenham, Suffolk. Died Nov. 1721, aged 19. M.I. at
Gt Henny. Brother of Hardwick (i733)- (Morant, 11.
273-)
SEWELL, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity, Apr. 22,
1740. S. of Thomas, of Earls Colne, Essex. School, Earls
Colne (Mr Stringer). Matric. 1740-1; Scholar, 1740. Adm.
at the Inner Temple, June 4, 1741-
SEWEL, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius, Feb. 10,
1747-8. S. of William, weaver, of Norwich. B. at Langley,
Norfolk. School, Norwich. Matric. 1748-9; Scholar, 1748-
52; B.A. 1752. Obtained the College testimonial for deacon's
orders, July 7, 1752. Died Aug. 22, 1752. M.I. at St Martin-
in-Palace churchyard, Norwich. (Venn, 11. 61.)
SEWSMITH, . B.A. 1524-5-
SEWSTER, GEORGE. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Pembroke,
Easter, 1628. S. and h. of Edward, of Cheapside, London,
Esq. Bapt. May 10, 1612, at St Vedast's. Adm. at Gray's
Inn, Nov. 21, 1632.
SEWSTER, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1641.
Of Suffolk. Probably brother of the next.
SEWSTER, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs. 1637.
Of Suffolk. B.A. 1640-1. Perhaps of Raveley, Hunts.;
knighted, June 27, 1664. Probably brother of John (above).
SEWSTER, SAMUEL. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1572;
B.A. 1575-6.
SEWSTER, SAMUEL. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Queens',
Easter, 1611. Of Suffolk.
SEXTON or SEKSTAN, J. Fined for non-graduation (Law or
Div.) 1462-3. One John Sextun, LL.D., from Brabant, R. of
Eaglescliffe, Durham, and of Haccombe, Devon. Will
(P.C.C.) 1519; as of St Gregory's, London.
SEXTON, JOHN. B.Civ.L. 1534-5-
SEXTON, JOHN. B.A. from St Catharine's, 1632-3.
SEXTON, RICHARD, see ARGENTINE.
SEXTON, . B.A. 1461-2.
SEY, see SAY.
SEYCILL, see also CECIL.
SEYCILL or CECIL, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 14) at Caius,
Feb. 20, 1666-7. S. of Robert, gent., of Hereford (? Herts.).
B. in London. School, Walthara Abbey. Matric. 1667;
Scholar, 1667-74; B.A. 1670-1; M.A. 1674- R- oi St Michael
Coslany, Norwich. 1676-1715- Buried there Oct. 9, 1715.
Will proved (Norwich C. C.) I7i5- (Venn, 1. 429.)
SEYGAR, see SEAGAR.
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Sevliard, Edward
SEYLIARD, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Trinity Hall,
Michs. 1555. Perhaps s. of Eustace, of Flemings-in-Runwell,
Essex. Perhaps knighted, July 23, 1603. Died June 5, 1610.
{Morant, 1. 140.)
SYLIARDE or SULYARD, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from
Pembroke, c. 1590. Probably s. of Edward (above), of
Essex; adm. at Lincoln's Inn, May 3, 1591, Sulyarde. One
of these names (Sulyard) knighted, Nov. 11, 1618. Probably
brother of WiUiam {c. 1590).
SEYLIARD, FRANCIS. .\dm. pens, (age 15) at Sidney, Feb. 5,
1642-3. S. of Thomas, Esq., of Delaware, Kent. School,
Kenthatch (Mr Knight). Matric. 1644; B.A. (? 1647-8); M. A.
from Caius, 1651. Fellow of Sidney, 1649-50; intruded
Fellow of Caius, 1650-4. R. of Moulton, Suffolk, 1657-76.
V. of Mayfield, Sussex, 1663-4. Died Dec. 26, 1676. Brother
of John (1631) and Thomas (1631). (Venn, i. 378; Le Neve,
Mon., IV. 173.)
SYLIERD, HENRY. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1568;
B.A. 1571-2; M.A. 1575. Probably R. of Addington, Kent,
1583-1615; R. of Ightham, 1586-1616. Buried at Addington,
Jan. 19, 1615-6. Will, P.C.C.
SEYLYARD, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1605, Seilyard. S. and h. of Sir John, of Ightham, Kent,
Bart. {sic). Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1606. Died 1641.
{Inner Temple Admissions.)
SEYLIARD, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 30, 1611.
Matric. 1611; B.A. 1614-5; M.A. 1618; D.D. 1661 {Lit. Reg.).
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Mar. 12; priest, Mar. 13, 1619-20.
R. of Tostock, Sufiolk, 1625-36. R. of Quidenham, Norfolk,
1636.
SEYLIARD, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Sidney, July 2,
1631. S. and h. of Thomas, Esq., of Delaware, and of Chid-
dingstone, Kent. School, Kenthatch (Mr Knight). Matric.
1631. Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1633-4. M.P. for Kent,
1654-5 and 1656-8. Created Bart., June 18, 1661. Of
Brasted, Kent. Married Mary Glover. Buried at Edenbridge,
Kent, Dec. 19, 1667. Brother of Thomas (1631) and Francis
(1642-3), father of Thomas (1667). {G.E.C., in. 218.)
SILLIARD, MATTHEW. Matric. sizar from King's, Michs. 1578.
SYLLIARD, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1618; B.A. 1622; M.A. 1625. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 20;
priest, Sept. 21, 1623. V. of Tenterden, Kent, 1627.
SELIYARD, SAMUEL. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1633; Scholar, 1634; B.A. 1636-7; M.A. 1640.
SYLYARDE, THOMAS. B.A. 1528-9. Doubtless s. of Thomas,
of Delaware, Kent. M.A. 1532; B.D. 1544. Fellow of St
John's, 1528. R. of Brasted, Kent, 1537. {Misc. Gen. et
Her., 2nd S., i. 10.)
SYLIARD, THOMAS. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Clare, Michs.
1564.
SEYLIARD, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Sidney, July 2,
1631. S. of Thomas, Esq., of Delaware, Kent. School,
Kenthatch (Mr Knight). Matric. 1631; B.A. 1634-5; M.A.
1638. Fellow. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 9, 1639. Perhaps
R. of Runwell, Essex, 1660-7. Died 1667. Brother of John
(1631) and Francis (1642-3).
SYLLYARD or SULYARD, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at
Pembroke, Mar. 2, 1641-2. 3rd s. of Thomjis, of Flemings,
Essex, and probably nephew of Edward {c. 1590). B. at
Runwell, Essex. Matric. 1642. {Essex Pedigrees, 718.)
SEYLIARD, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter,
1646. Of Kent. Incorp. B.A. at Oxford, 1648; M.A. (Oxford)
1651. One of these names R. of Chiddingstone, Kent, 1647-
62, ejected. R. of Deal; ejected, 1662. Perhaps father of
Thomas (1676).
SILLIARD, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Apr. 25, 1649.
Of Canterbury. Probably s. and h. of John, of Penshurst,
Kent, barrister. Matric. 1649. Adm. at the Inner Temple,
1649-50. Of Penshurst, Kent. Married Mary, dau. of
Richard Holman, of Pendhill, Bletchingly, Surrey, c. 1654.
Will proved, Feb. 7, 1673-4. Perhaps father of Thomas
(1686). (F. C. Cass, Monken Hadley, 92.)
SEYLIARD or SYLIARD, THOMAS. Matric. Fell.-Com. from
Sidney, Michs. 1667. S.and h. of Sir John (1631), of Brasted,
Kent, Bart. M.A. 1669. Succeeded his father as 2nd Bart.,
Dec. 1667. Married (i) Frances, dau. of Henry Wyatt, of
Boxley Abbey, Kent, deceased; (2) Margaret, dau. of Philip,
Baron Wharton. Buried at Edenbridge, May 4, 1692.
{G.E.C., III. 218.)
SEYLIARD, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Jesus, June 13, 1676.
Of Kent. S. of , clerk, deceased (perhaps Thomas (1646),
R. of Chiddingstone). Matric. 1677; B.A. 1679-80; Scholar,
1680.
SEYLIARD, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Queens', Oct. 27, 1686.
S. of John, of Penshurst, Kent. Perhaps M.B. 1689. Matric.
Seymour, John
(University College, Oxford) July 23, 1684, age 17. (Al.
Oxon.; F. C. Cass, Monken Hadley, makes Thos. Seyliard,
M.B., s. of Thomas, of Penshurst.)
SILLIARD, WILLIAM. Matric. FeU.-Com. from St John's,
Michs. 1575-
SYLIARDE, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, c. 1590.
Perhaps s. of Eustace, of Flemings, Essex, and brother of
Edward (c. 1590).
SEYMOUR, BERKELEY. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1702. 2nd s. of Colonel John Seymour. B. in London.
Matric. Lent, 1702-3; B.A. 1706-7; M.A. 1710. Fellow, 1706.
Senior Proctor, 1728-9. Adm. at the Middle Temple, Feb. 27,
1704-5. Called to the Bar, 1711. Lived for many years at
Bitton, Gloucs. Died Oct. 1744. {Harwood.)
SEYMOUR, CHARLES. Educated at Trinity. S. of Charles,
2nd Baron Seymour, of Trowbridge (by his 2nd wife Eliza-
beth, dau. of William, 1st Baron Alington, of KiUard). B.
Aug. 12, 1662. Succeeded his brother Francis as Duke of
Somerset, Earl of Hertford, etc., Apr. 20, 1678. Generally
known as 'the proud Duke.' Lord-Lieutenant of the East
Riding, Yorks., 1682-7, and of Somerset, 1683-7. Gentleman
of the Bedchamber, 1683-7. K.G., 1684. Took up arms for
the Prince of Orange, 1688. Chancellor of the University,
1 689-1 748. Speaker of the House of Lords, 1690. Lord
President of the Council and a Lord of Trade, 1702. Privy
Councillor. Master of the Horse, 1702-12 and i7i4-5-
D.C.L. (Oxford) 1702. A Commissioner for the Union, 1706.
Married (i) Elizabeth, Countess of Ogle, dau. of Joceline
Percy, Earl of Northumberland ; (2) Charlotte, dau. of Daniel
Finch, Earl of Winchelsea. Died Dec. 2, 1748. Buried in
Salisbury Cathedral. Father of Lord Percy (1714)- {D.N.B.;
G.E.C.)
SEYMOUR, EDWARD. Educated at Oxford and Cambridge.
S. of Sir John, of Wolfhall and Chadham, Wilts. B. c. 1500.
Served in the wars with France. Knighted, Nov. 1, 1523.
Created Viscount Beauchamp of Hache, Somerset, June 5,
1536. Privy Councillor, 1537. Created Earl of Hertford,
Oct. 18, 1537. K.G., 1541. Lord High Admiral, 1542-3-
Lord Great Chamberlain, 1543-7- Prominent in many
important military and political events. Created Baron
Seymour, Feb. 15, 1546-7; Duke of Somerset, Feb. 16, 1546-
7. Lord Protector of the Realm, 1547-9- Chancellor of the
University, 1547. High Steward of the town, 1547-52.
Lord-Lieutenant of Bucks., and of Berks., 1551. Married
(i) Catherine, dau. of Sir William Fillor, of Horton, Dorset;
(2) Anne, dau. of Sir Edward Stanhope, of Shelford, Notts.
Beheaded for treason on Tower Hill, Jan. 22, 155 1-2.
Buried in the Chapel of St Peter-ad-Vincula. Father of
Edward (1571). {Cooper, i. 107; D.N.B.; G.E.C.)
SEMER, EDWARD. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Trinity, Michs.
1564. Probably 4th s. of Edward, Earl of Hertford, and Duke
of Somerset. B. 1548. M.A. 1567. Died 1574- Probably
brother of the next.
SEYMOUR, EDWARD. M.A. 1571. S. of Edward, E^tri of
Hertford, and Duke of Somerset. Educated with Prince
Edward, and knighted at his coronation, Feb. 20, 1546-7.
Became de jure Duke of Somerset, 1552, but forfeited his
title and estates in the same year through the malice of his
father's enemies. Created Baron Beauchamp, and Earl of
Hertford, Jan. 13, 1558-9. Secretly married his first wife.
Lady Catherine Grey, 1560; imprisoned in the Tower of
London on the marriage becoming known, 1561; released,
1571. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 2, 1571-2. Lord-Lieutenant
of Somerset and Wiltshire., 1602 and 1608-21. Ambassador
Extraordinary at Brussels, 1605. High Steward of the
Revenues to Queen Anne, 1612-9. Married three wives.
Died Apr. 6, 1621. Buried in Salisbury Cathedral. Probably
brother of Edward (above). {D.N.B.)
SEMAR, FLORENTIUS. Licensed to practise medicine, 1537-8.
SEYMOUR or SEAMORE, HENRY. M.A. 1641-2 (no6.). (Perhaps
s. of Sir Edward, Bart., of Berry Pomeroy, Devon. Page of
Honour to Charles I. Groom of the Bedchamber to Charles II.
M.P. for East Looe, 1660-79. Died Mar. 9, 1686-7, aged 74.)
Probably 3rd s. of William, Marquis of Hertford, and Duke
of Somerset. Styled Lord Beauchamp. M.A. (Oxford) 1642-
3. Knighted, Jan. 17, 1644-5. Died v.p. Buried Mar. 30,
1654, at Bedwyn Magna. {Lipscomb, iv. 532-3! Collins, i.
185; G.E.C.)
SEYMOUR, HYDE. Adm. pens, at Queens', Oct. 4, 1715- Of
Wiltshire. Matric. 1715.
SEAMORE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Michs. 1638;
B.A. 1641-2.
SEYMOR, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Sidney, Feb. 17,
1679-80. 1st s. of John, groom. B. at Wellingborough.
Schools, Wellingborough and Uppingham. Matric. 1680;
B.A. 1684-5; M.A. 1715. Ord. priest (Lincohi) May 22, 1687.
V. of Stone, Bucks., 1706-19. Died Nov. 1719. Will (Archd.
Bucks.) 1719.
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SEYMOUR, Lord PERCY. Adm. nobleman (age i8) at Trinity,
May 4, 1714. 2nd s. of Charles, 6th Duke of Somerset
(Chancellor of the University). School, Eton. Matric. 1714;
M.A. 1717. M.P. forCockermouth, 1718-21. Died unmarried,
July 4, 1721, of the small-pox, aged 24. {Collins, i. 185;
Musgrave.)
SEYMOUR, RALPH. Student in 1560. Author of verses on the
restoration of Bucer and Fagius.
SEAMER, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, May 26,
1665. S. of John, yeoman, of Raisthorpe-in-Wharram Percy,
Yorks. B. there. School, Dalton. Matric. 1665; B.A. 1668-9;
M.A. 1672. Ord. deacon (York) June, 1671; signs for priest's
orders (London) Mar. 14, 1673-4; X. of Deptford, Kent.'
Perhaps buried at Northiam, Sussex. M.I. there, 1699;
Richard Seamer, M..-^. (Horsfield, Sussex, i. 517.)
SEAMAR, SAMUEL. ('Seaman' in Coll. Reg.) Matric. Fell.-
Com. from Queens', Michs. 1619. Of Somerset.
SEAMER or SEYMER, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel,
Feb. 8, 1630-1. Of Essex. S. of Samuel, of Colchester (and
Mary, dau. of Richard Upcher, of Dedham, Essex). Matric.
1631; B.A. 1634-5; M.A. 1638. {Vis. of Essex, 1634.)
SEYMAR, THOMAS. B.A. 1571-2 (Incorp. from Oxford).
SEAMAR, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Caius, June 17, 1628.
S. of Thomas, husbandman. B. at Soham, Cambs. Bapt.
Nov. 29, 1607. School, Perse (Mr Loveringe). Matric. 1628.
SEYMOUR, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, Feb.
17, 1714-5. S. of William, husbandman. B. at Sutton-upon-
Derwent, Yorks. School, Pocklington (Mr TrebeU). Matric.
1715; B.A. 1718-9. Ord. deacon (York) May, 1719.
SEMER, WILLIAM. B.Can.L. 1506-7. One of these names
(Semer), C. of Hampstead, Middlesex, 1558.
SEYMORE, WILLIAM. M.A. from Peterhouse, 1646. S. of
John, of Ogboum, Wilts. Matric. (Magdalen Hall, Oxford)
Apr. 27, 1638; B.A. (Oxford) 1641-2. Perhaps R. of Eweme
Courtney, Dorset, 1648.
SEYN, MATTHEW, see SHEYN.
SEZELEY, . B.D. 1468-9.
SHAA, see also SHAW.
SHAA, EDMUND. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Apr. 24, 1632. Of
Essex. S. and h. of Edmund, of Tarling Hall, Essex, gent.
Matric. 1632; Scholar, 1632. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Mar. 19,
1632-3. Brother of the next. {Vis. of Essex, 1634.)
SHAA, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Aug. 15, 1633. Of
Essex. 2nd s. of Edmund, of Tarling Hall, Essex. Brother
of Edmund (above). (A. Gray.)
SHAE, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Michs. 1555.
SHACKLOOK, BENJAMIN. Adm. sizar at Jesus, June 30,
1637. Of Nottinghamshire. Probably s. of Edward, of
Misterton, Notts. Matric. 1637; B.A. 1640.
SHACKLOCK, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1552 {impubes); B.A. 1555-6; M.A. 1559. Fellow. A
Romanist; retired to Louvain, where he studied Civil Law.
Author, miscellaneous. {Cooper, i. 241 ; D.N.B.)
SHAD, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Sidney, Nov. 5, 1605. Matric.
1606; B.A. 1609-10; M.A. 1613.
SHADBOLT, see also SHOTBOLT.
SHADBOLT, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1544-
SHADBOLT or SHACKBOLT, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from
Trinity Hall, c. 1597; Scholar, 1598.
SHADBOLT, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs.
1547-
SHADDOCK or SADOCK, MATTHEW. Adm. at King's (age 16)
a scholar from Eton, Aug. 22, 1551. Of Windsor. Matric.
1551; B.A. 1555-6. Fellow, 1554-8.
SHADESBY, G. Resident student at Jesus, 1564.
SHADFORTH, GEORGE. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Christ's, June i,
1650. S. of Thomas, of Eppleton, Durham. B. there. Bapt.
Oct. 7, 1632, at Houghton-le-Spring. Schools, Houghton and
Guisborough (Mr Smelt). Matric. 1650. Married (1) Margaret,
dau. of Francis James; (2) Thomasine, dau. of John Hilton,
of Hilton Castle. Buried June 15, 1669. {Peile, i. 536;
H. M. Wood.)
SHADFORD, GEORGE. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Peterhouse,
Oct. 27, 1682. Of Durham. Doubtless s. of George (above),
of Eppleton, Durham. Bapt. Sept. i, 1668, at Houghton-le-
Spring. School, Durham. Buried at Houghton-le-Spring,
Mar. 24, 1700-1.
SHADFORD, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Peterhouse,
Apr. 22, 1 68 1. S. of John, of Hetton, Durham. Bapt. Aug.
30, 1665, at Houghton-le-Spring. School, Durham. Matric.
i68r; Scholar, 1681; B.A. 1684-5; M.A. 1688. Brother of
Thomas (1686). {T. A. Walker, 1686; Surtees, i. 221.)
Shafto, Matthew
SHADFORTH, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 18 sic) at Peterhouse,
June 22, 1686. S. of John, of Hetton-le-Hole, Durham.
Bapt. Nov. 4, 1666, at Houghton-le-Spring. School,
Houghton, Durham. Matric. 1686; Scholar, 1687; B.A.
1689-90; M.A. 1693. Ord. deacon (York) Mar. 1689-90;
priest (Durham) Sept. 21, 1695. C. of Brancepeth, Durham,
1695. Minister of St Andrew's, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1705-
24. Died Sept. 11, 1724. Buried at Brancepeth. Brother of
John (1681). (D. S. Boutflower; T. A. Walker, 179.)
SHADWELL, JASPER. Adm. at King's (age 16) a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 12, 1524. Of St Peter and St Paul's parish,
London. B.A. 1528-9. Fellow, 1527-9. Known as an
engraver. (Cooper, 1. 78.)
SHADWELL, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Pembroke, Apr. 16,
1634. S. of George. B. at Thetford, Norfolk. Matric. 1634;
B.A. 1637-8. Adm. at the Middle Temple, May 16, 1639.
Called to the Bar, 1653. J. P. for Middlesex, Norfolk and
Suffolk. Recorder of Galway, and Receiver there to the
Duke of York. Attorney-General at Tangier. Of Broomhill,
Norfolk, in 1656. Buried at Oxburgh, Norfolk, Mar. 2, 1684.
Father of Thomas (1656). {Blomefield, vi. 197.)
SHADWELL, ROGER. M.A. Of Norwich diocese. Petitioned
the Pope in 1363 for a benefice. {Cal. Pap. Pet., i. 405.)
SHADWELL, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 14) at Caius, Dec. 17.
1656. S. and h. of John (1634), of Broomhill, Norfolk. B.
there. School, Bury St Edmunds (Mr Stephens). Matric.
1656. Adm. at the Middle Temple, July 7. 1658, but soon
quitted the law and travelled abroad. Superseded Dryden
as poet laureate and historiographer royal, 1688-92.
Dramatist. Married Anne, dau. of Thomas Gibbs, of Norwich.
Died Nov. 20, 1692, from an overdose of opium. Buried at
Chelsea. Will (P.C.C.) 1692. {Venn, i. 393; D.N.B.;
Hutchinson, Notable Middle Templars.)
SHAFTO, ANTHONY. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Christ's, June 30,
1655. S. of William. B. at Barmston, Durham. School,
Newcastle (Mr Ritchell). Matric. 1655; B.A. 1658-9; M.A.
1662. Perhaps Master of Bolton School, Lanes., in 1672.
Ord. deacon (Norwich) 1674, age 36; 'Mcensed to Lakenham,
Norfolk.' (Peile, 1. 568.)
SHAFTO, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Christ's, 1596-7- Prob-
ably of Durham.
SHAFTO, JOHN. M.A. 1637 (Incorp. from Edinburgh). S. of
William. M.A. (Edinburgh) 1634. V. of Warden, North-
umberland, 1643-93. Died 1695-6, at Carrycoats. Will dated.
May 30, 1693; proved, Jan. 9, 1695-6. (Surtees, iv. 418.)
SHAFTO, LEONARD. M.A. 1668 (Incorp. from Exeter CoUege,
Oxford). Matric. there, June 15, 1651; B.A. (Oxford) 1654-5;
M.A. 1657. V. of Dedham, Essex, 1665-71. Minister of
All Saints', Newcastle, 1671-6. Buried at St Nicholas,
Newcastle, Aug. 10, 1676. Father of the next. (Al. Oxon.;
H. M. Wood.)
SHAFTO, LEONARD. Adm. pens, at Christ's, Jan. 14, 1686-7.
S. of Leonard (above). B. at Dedham, Essex. School,
Durham (Mr Battersby). Matric. 1688; B.A. 1690-1; M.A.
1694. Lecturer at All Saints', Newcastle, 1698. R. of Gates-
head-on-Tyne, 1705-31. Died Aug. 27, 1731. Buried at
Gateshead. (Peile, 11. 103.)
SHAFTO, MARK. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1616.
S. of Robert, of Newcastle-on-Tyne. Bapt. Mar. 25, 1601-2.
B.A. 1619-20. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Aug. 3, 1619. Barrister-
at-law, 1636. Bencher. Recorder of Newcastle, 1648.
M.P. for Newcastle, 1659. Married Mary, dau. of Thomas
Legard, of Newcastle, merchant. Died Feb. 25, 1659-60.
Father of the next and Robert (1650). (Burke, L.G.; Surtees,
III. 294.)
SHAFTOE, MARK. Adm. pens, (age 15) at St John's, May 11,
1652. 2nd s. of Mark (above), gent., of Greeneland, Durham,
Bencher of Gray's Inn. Bapt. Feb. 5, 1636-7, at Whickham.
School, Newcastle. Matric. 1652. Adm. at Gray's Inn, May
20, 1655. Brother of Robert (1650).
SHAFTO, MARK. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Magdalene, June 4,
1653. S. of Robert, alderman of Newcastle-on-Tyne. Bapt.
July 16, 1636, at Whickham. School, Newcastle. Matric.
1653. Adm. at Gray's Inn, May 20, 1655. Buried at St
Nicholas, Durham, Oct. 17, 1700.
SHAFTO, MARK. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 16) at St John's,
Apr. 19, 1678. S. and h. of Sir Robert (1650), Knt. B. Apr. 8,
1662, at Newcastle. Matric. 1678. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Aug.
8, 1673 (sic). High Sheriff of Durham, 1705-12 and 1714-21.
Married Margaret, dau. of Sir William (? John) Ingleby, Bart.,
of Ripley, Yorks., Oct. 23, 1683. Died Dec. 28, 1723. M.I.
at Whitworth. (Burke, L.G.; Surtees, in. 295.)
SHAFTO, MATTHEW. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
156.;. School, Durham. B.A. from Christ's, 1563-4. Fellow
of Christ's, 1564-5.
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SHAFTO, NINIAN. B.A. 1514-5- Of Northumberland. Perhaps
s. of Edward, of Bavington (and Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas
Swinburne, of Nafierton). M.A. 1517. Fellow of St John's,
1516. FeUow of St Catharine's. Proctor, 1527-8. Ord.
priest (Lincoln) June 2, 1520. (Burke, L.G.; Surtees, iii.
294O
SHAFTO, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, May 9,
1650. S. and h. of Mark (1616), Esq., of Newcastle-on-Tyne.
Bapt. May 13, 1634, at St Nicholas. School, Newcastle
(Mr Ritchel). Matric. 1650. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Mar. i6,
1640-X. Recorder of Newcastle-on-Tyne, 1660-S5. Knighted,
June 26, 1670. Serjeant-at-law, 1675. Married Catherine,
dau. of Sir Thomas Widdrington, of Cheesebum Grange,
Northumberland. Died May 21, 1705. Buried at St Nicholas,
Newcastle. Father of Mark (1678). (Burke, L.G.; Surtees,
m. 295-)
SHAFTOE, ROBERT. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 17) at St John's,
June 24, 1682. S. and h. of Robert, Esq., of Benwell Tower,
Northumberland. B. at Newcastle-on-Tyne. Bapt. Mar. 10,
1663-4, at St Nicholas. School, Durham. Matric. 1682.
High Sheriff of Northumberland, 1696. Married Dorothy,
dau. of Sir Thomas Heselrigge, of Nosely, Leics. Died 1714.
(Surtees, iii. 296.)
SHAFTO, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Clare, June 27, 1710.
B. at Monk Wearmouth, Durham. Matric. 1710. Probably
brother of the next. See Al. Oxon. for a contemporary name-
sake.
SHAFTO, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Clare, June 22, 1708. B. at
Monk Wearmouth, Durham. Matric. 1708. One of these
names s. and h. of Robert (1682). High Sheriff of North-
umberland, 1718. Died Nov. 3, i735- Probably brother of
Robert (above). (Surtees, iii. 296.)
SHAFTON, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Caius, Jan. 25, 1622-3.
S. of John, of South Cave, Yorks. School, South Cave
(Mr Flint). Matric. 1623; B.A. 1626-7. Ord. deacon (York)
Sept. 23, 1627; 'C. of Welton.' {Venn, i. 260.)
SHAKERLLY, JOHN. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Jesus, Easter,
1613; B.A. 1615-6. Probablys. andh.of Richard, of Ditton,
Kent; age 19 in 1619, and nephew of Peter (below). Died s.p.
(Vis. of Kent, 1619; Hasted, 11. 188.)
SHACKERLY, PETER. Adm. pens, (age 24) at Caius, Mar. 3,
1574-5- S. of Francis, of Ditton, Kent. B. in London.
School, Rochester. One of these names of Magdalen College,
Oxford, 1571; B.A. (Oxford) 1573- Adm. at Gray's Inn,
July 4, 1576. Perhaps barrister-at-law, 1595. (Venn, i. 81;
Al. Oxon.; Towneley MSS.)
SHAKESPEAR, EDWARD. Adm. sizar at Clare, July 5, 1725-
B. at Coventry, Warws. Matric. 1725; B.A. 1728-9; M.A.
1736. Ord. deacon (Chester) 1731; priest, 1733. V. of
Leyland, Lanes., 1733-48. R. of North Meols, 1735-48.
Author, sermons. Died at Leyland, Jan. i, 1747-8. Will
(Chester) 1748. (R. Stewart-Brown.)
SHAKESPEARE, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 19) at M.^gdalene,
June 13, 1662. S. of [Thomas], butcher, of Coventry. School,
Coventry. Migrated to Oxford. Matric. (St John's College,
Oxford) Oct. 18, 1662, age 18; B.A. (St Mary Hall, Oxford)
1666. V. of Austrey, Warws., 1670. (Al. Oxon.)
SHAKESPERE, . Matric. pens, from Christ's, May, 1544.
SHAKLEFORD, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's,
July 4, 1726. S. of William, of Halesford, Hants. B. at
Alresford, Apr. 2, 1707. School, Merchant Taylors'. Matric.
1726. Migrated to St Catharine's, Mar. 24, 1727. B.A.
1732-3; M.A. 1736. Ord. priest (London) Aug. 12, i733-
C. of St Peter, CornhiU. Buried there Jan. 14, 1766. Will,
P.C.C. (Scott-Mayor, iii. 400; G. Mag.)
SHAKLETON, JAMES. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs.
1576.
SHALES, HENRY. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Michs.
1575. Migrated to Oxford. B.A. (Oxford) 1578. R. of
Dunton-CMW-Doughton, Norfolk, 1581. R. of Hangleton,
Sussex, 1583. Perhaps R. of West Grinstead; admon.
(P.C.C.) 1586 (?).
SHALES, RICHARD. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 16) at Trinity,
July 3, 1721. S. and h. of Charles (probably the goldsmith
and banker), of London (and Anne, dau. of Sir John Barring-
ton). School, Edmonton, Middlesex (Mr Button). Matric.
1721. Died Jan. 29, 1729. (Musgrave; Essex Arch. Soc,
N.S.,n. 51.)
SHALLCROSS, EDMUND. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June 29,
1622. 2nd s. of Richard (or Leonard), of Shalcrosse, Derbs.
Matric. 1622; B.A. 1625-6; M.A. 1629. Incorp. at Oxford,
1626. R. of Stockport, Cheshire, 1637-45. Married Margaret,
dau. of Thomas Rudyerd, of Rudyerd, Staffs. Killed by the
King's party near Dudley, July, 1645. Perhaps brother of
William (1631). (Al. Oxon.; Jewitt, Relig., vi, 150.)
Share, Peter
SHALCROSSE, JOHN. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Sx Catharine's,
July 4, 1709. Doubtless s. and h. of John, of Stockport,
Cheshire and of Shalcrosse, Derbs., Esq. B. 1688. Matric.
(Brasenose College, Oxford) June 25, 1706, age 18. Adm. at
the Middle Temple, May 2, 1707. Died s.p., 1709. (Al. Oxon.)
SHALLCROSS, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1631. Possibly s. of Leonard, of Shalcrosse, Derbs. B.A.
1634-5; M.A. 1638. Ord. priest (Peterb.) Mar. 10, 1638-9.
Intruding V. of Whissendine, Rutland, in 1642 and 1648.
Perhaps Master of Stamford School, Lines., 1663-8. Perhaps
brother of Edmund (1622). (Jewitt, Relig., vi. 150.)
SHAN, CHARLES. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Magdalene, July 2,
1677. S. of John, Esq. B. at Methley, Yorks. School,
Hardwick, Yorks. Matric. 1677. Ord. deacon (York) May,
1681; priest, 1681-2. Brother of the next.
SHAN or SHAND, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Magdalene,
May 23, 1664. S. of John, barrister, of Methley, Yorks.
School, Methley. Matric. 1664. Adm. at the Inner Temple,
Dec. 16, 1664. Brother of Charles (above).
SHAN, JOHN. M.A. from King's, 1726. S. of John, of Methley,
Yorks., gent. B. Oct. 28, 1700. Matric. (Lincoln College,
Oxford) May 11, 1719, age 18; B.A. (Oxford) 1722-3. Ord.
priest (Lincoln) Dec. 20, 1724. V. of Chicheley, Bucks., 1724-
R. of Famdish, Beds., 1724. Died Aug. 29, 1783, aged 83.
M.I. at Chicheley. WiU, P.C.C. Father of the next. (Al.
Oxon.; R. E. C. Waters, 182.)
SHAN, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's, June 27, i745-
S. of John (above), clerk, of Leicestershire. B. at Thorpe,
near Loughborough. Schools, Appleby, Westmorland (Mr
Martin) and Oakham, Rutland (Mr Adcock). Matnc. 1745-6;
LL.B. 1751. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 23, i75o; priest,
Sept. 22, 1751. V. of Arreton, Isle of Wight, 1763-83. Died
unmarried, Aug. 15, 1799. (Scott-Mayor, in. 553.)
SHANKE, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1560. S. of Thomas, of Rollesby, Norfolk. School,
Norwich. Migrated to Caius, Sept. 14, 1561, age 14. Of
Rollesby, gent. Died 1579. (Venn, i. 46.)
SHANKE, WILLIAM. B.A. 1517-8.
SHAPELEIGH, JOHN. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 17) at Christ's,
June 2, 1645. S. of John. B. at Dartmouth, Devon. School,
Hertford (Mr Minors). Matric. 1647; B.A. 1647-8. Adm. at
the Middle Temple, June 25, 1647. (Peile, i. 496.)
SHAPLEN, . M.A. 1456. Perhaps Thomas Chapleyn (whom
see).
SHAPTER, JOHN (1677), see CHAPTER.
SHARD, ISAAC PACAT (PACATUS). Adm. at Corpus Christi,
1718. Of Surrey. 2nd s. of Sir Isaac, of Horsleydown, Knt.
Adm. at the Inner Temple, Jan. i, 1718-9. F.R.S., 175°-
Died June 23, 1766. (G. Mag.)
SHARDELOWE, ANTHONY. Matric. pens, from Corpus
Christi, Michs. 1570.
SHARDELOWE, ANTHONY. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Oct. 2,
1598. Matric. 1598. Probably adm. at Lincoln's Inn, May 21,
1601; of Norfolk, gent.
SHARDELOWE, ANTHONY. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 17) at
Christ's, Sept. 28, 1637. S. and h. of Edmund, of Metfield,
Suffolk. B. at Norton, Suffolk. School, Ipswich (Mr Gierke).
Adm. at Gray's Inn, Jan. 26, 1638-9. (Peile, 1. 450.)
SHARDELOW, ANTHONY. Adm. scholar at Trinity Hall,
Julys, 1667. Of Suffolk. Matric. 1667; LL.B. 1671. Fellow,
1673. Died soon after.
SHARDELOWE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs.
1588. Of Norfolk. Perhaps s. of Bonaventure, of Shimpling,
Norfolk. Father of Stephen (1610-1). (Vis. of Norfolk.)
SHARDELOW, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 13) at Sidney, July i,
1627. S. of Thomas, Esq. B. at Thelveton, Norfolk. Matric.
1628; B.A. 1630-1. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Dec. 23, 1632;
priest, Mar. 17, 1632-3. V. of Ilketshall St Andrew, Suffolk.
R. of Beccles and Endgate; sequestered, 1647.
SHARDELOWE, RICHARD. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1619.
One of these names s. of John, of Shimpling, Norfolk.
Perhaps brother of the next. (Vis. of Norfolk.)
SHARDELOW, STEPHEN. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Mar.
1610-1. Probably s. and h. of John (1588), of Shimpling,
Norfolk. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Mar. 19, 1613-4. (Peile
I. 281; Vis. of Norfolk.)
SHARDELOWE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1571. Perhaps ord. priest (Peterb.) Apr. 17, 1576;
of Norwich diocese. One of these names V. of Westhall,
Suffolk, 1584-91.
SHARDELOW, . Adm. Fell.-Com. at Corpus Christi, 1571.
Possibly same as Anthony (1570).
SHARE, PETER. Matric. sizar from Peterhouse, Michs. 1546
SHARE,
B.Civ.L. 1539-40.
Sharinge, John
SHARINGE or SARING, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Christ's,
July, i6zo; B.A. 1623-4; M.A. 1627. Orel, deacon (Norwich)
Sept. 23, 1627; priest, Sept. 20, 1628. Preacher at St
Andrew's, Norwich, 1628. {Peile, i. 334.)
SHARINGTON, . B.D. 1492-3. Canonicus. Possibly John
Shavington, whom see.
SHARLING, PETER. B.D. 1493-4. A friar.
SHARMAN, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Christ's, June, 1585.
SHARNBORNE or SCHARNBURN, FRANCIS. Matric. Fell.-
Cora. from Queens', Easter, 1588. Of Norfolk. Adm. at
Lincoln's Inn, Feb. 12, 1591-2.
SHARNBORNE, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June 25,
1619. Matric. 1619. Probably of Norfolk.
SHARP, ABRAHAM. Adm. pens, at Christ's, Apr. 4, 1581.
B. at York. Matric. 1581; B.A. 1584-5.
SHARPE, ABRAHAM. Adm. sizar at Christ's, Feb. 22, 1704-5.
B. at Bradford. Matric. 1705; Scholar, 1706-7; B.A. 1708-9;
M.A. 1713. Ord. deacon (London) May, 1711; priest, June,
1712. Master of Skipton School, Yorks., 1709. Chaplain to
the Earl of Burlington. V. of Londesborough, 1715. V. of
Market Weighton, 1719. Confessor to the Household, 1730-6.
Died Sept. 14, 1736. {Peile, 11. 161; G. Mag.)
SHARP, ABRAHAM. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Nov. 18, 1717.
Of Yorkshire. Matric. 1717; B.A. 1721-2. Ord. deacon
(York) June 9, 1723; priest, Aug. 16, 1730. P.C. of White-
chapel (parish of Birstall), Yorks., 1728-30. V. of Sowerby
Bridge, 1730.
SHARPE, ALEXANDER. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1606; B.A. from St Catharine's, 1609; M.A. from Trinity,
1612. Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1610; priest, Dec. 1612.
SHARPE, ANDREW. Matric. sizar from King's, Easter, 1583.
Perhaps the Andrew Shape or Sharpe, ord. deacon (Lincoln)
1585-6; priest. May 7, 1587. V. of South Westborough,
Lines., 1591 (no degree). Perhaps of Doddington, Lines.,
clerk; will (Lincoln) 1620. One of these names incorp. at
Oxford, Mar. 7, 1603-4. Perhaps brother of Edward (1576),
Lionel (1576) and WiUiam (1581). (Foster suggests that he
was M.A. of Trinity College, Cambridge, 1598, but there is
no record of this degree.)
SHARPE, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1571;
B.A. 1575-6; M.A. 1579. Probably ord. deacon (Peterb.)
Sept. 18, 1579; priest. Mar. 11, 1579-80. V. of Preston-
Capes, Northants., 1580-2. V. of Fawsley, 1582-1601.
Buried there July 11, 1601. Will proved (Archd. Northants.)
Aug. 12, 1601, by his son Thomas. {Baker, i. 388.)
SHARPE, EDWARD. Adm. at King's (age 18) a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 27, 1576. Of London. S. of Robert, merchant.
Matric. 1576; B.A. 1580-1; M.A. 1584; B.D. 1592. Fellow,
1579-95- Vice-Provost, 1592. Incorp. at Oxford, 1615. R.
of Stowe-nine-churches, Northants., 1595-1631. Buried
there July 20, 1631. Perhaps brother of Andrew (1583), etc.
{Al. Oxon.; Vis. of Devon, 1620.)
SHARPE, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from Trinity, c. 1591; B.A.
1594-5; M.A. 1598. Probably V. of Brigstock, Northants.,
1604-15. Licence (Peterb.) to marry Elizabeth Raunce, of
Brigstock, Oct. 17, 1600.
SHARP, GEORGE. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1702. Of
Nottinghamshire.
SHARPE, GREGORY. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Trinity, June 2,
1735; 'M.A. of Aberdeen.' Of Yorkshire. S. of John,
Solicitor to the Treasury. B. 1713. Schools, Hull and West-
minster. Matric. 1735; LL.B. 1738; LL.D. 1747 (Lit. Reg.).
Incorp. at Oxford, 1751. Ord. deacon (Bristol) 1737; priest
(Westminster, Litt. dim. from Chichester) Jan. 20, 1738-9.
Minister of Broadway Chapel, Westminster. V. of All Saints',
Birling, near Maidstone, Kent, 1743-56. F.R.S., 1754. Preb.
of Salisbury, 1757-71. V. of Purton, Wilts., 1761-71.
Chaplain to Frederick, Prince of Wales, till 1751, and to
George III, 1762-71. Master of the Temple, 1763-71.
Director of the Society of Antiquaries, 1766-71. Author,
theological and classical. Died Jan. 8, 1771, aged 58. Will,
P.C.C. (G. Mag.; D.N.B.; F. C. Cass, E. Barnet, 111.)
SHARP, HUGH. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Pembroke, Mar. 2,
1640-1. S. of James, husbandman. B. at Garthorpe, Leics.
Matric. 1641; B.A. 1644-5.
SHARPE, ISAAC. B.A. from Christ's, 1592-3; M.A. 1596.
Doubtless s. of Thomas, yeoman, of Little Horton, Bradford.
R. of Thorpe-yMjtte-Newark, Notts., 1598-1615. Died 1615.
(Peile, I. 198; W. Cudworth, Abraham Sharp.)
SHARP, ISAAC. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Magdalene, June 2,
1677. S. of Samuel (1622), clerk. B. at Sandwich, Kent.
School, Sandwich. Matric. 1677; B..'^. 1680-1; M.A. 1684.
Fellow, 1683. Ord. priest (London) Dec. 20, 1685. Brother
of Samuel (1671).
SHARPE, JAMES. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Magdalene, Oct. 7,
1724. S. of Samuel. B. at West Deeping, Lines. School,
V.A.C.IV. 49
Sharp, John
Moulton, Lines. Matric. 1725; B.A. 1728-9; Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) May 24, 1730. R. of West Newton, Norfolk,
1732-97. R. of Sandringham and Babingley, 1732-97. V. of
Appleton, 1747-97. Probably died 1797.
SHARP, JASPER. .Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Feb. i, 1631-2.
S. of Jasper, gent., of Bury St Edmunds. School, Bury
(Mr Dickinson). Matric. 1632. Adm. at Gray's Inn, May 8,
1635. Probably died June, 1652, at Bury. (Venn, i. 303.)
SHARPE, JEFFERY. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1629;
B.A. 1632; M.A. 1636; D.D. 1660 (Lit. Reg.). Held two
lectureships in London, and the curacy of Barking, Essex,
in 1647, when he was removed by the Plundered Ministers
Committee (Br. Mus., 15,671). R. of Colmworth, Beds.,
1650-75. Chaplain to William, Earl of Salisbury. Married
Etheldred, dau. of John Wincupp, D.D. Buried at Colm-
worth, Oct. 17, 1675. (Geneal. Bedford., 83, 366.)
SHARPE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Christ's, July, 1604;
B.A. 1607-8; M.A. 1611. Perhaps R. of East Guildford St
Mary, Sussex, 1615. One of these names of Benenden, Kent,
clerk; will (Canterbury) 1641. (Peile, i. 249.)
SHARPE, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, 1605. S. of
John, baker, of Bury St Edmunds. School, Bury (Mr Mosse).
Matric. Easter, 1606; B.A. 1609-10; M.A. 1613. Ord. priest
(Norwich) Mar. 20, 1613-4. C. of Sapiston, Suffolk, in 1617.
(Venn, i. 191.)
SHARP, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Christ's, Apr. 26, 1660.
S. and h. of Thomas, Salter (and Dorothy, dau. of John
Weddal, R. of Widdington, Yorks.). B. at Ivegate, Bradford,
Yorks., Feb. 16, 1644-5. School, Bradford (Mr Cotes).
Matric. 1660; B.A. 1663-4; M.A. 1667; D.D. 1679. Incorp.
at Oxford, 1669. Ord. deacon and priest, Aug. 12, 1667.
Archdeacon of Berks., 1673-89. Canon of Norwich, 1675-81.
R. of St Bartholomew Exchange, London, 1675-6; of St
Giles-in-the-Fields, 1676-91. Dean of Norwich, 1681-9.
Chaplain to the King, 1686-91. Dean of Canterbury, 1689-
91. Archbishop of York, 1691-1714. Privy Councillor, 1702.
Married Elizabeth, dau. of William Palmer, of Winthorp,
Lines. Author, sermons, etc. Died at Bath, Feb. 2, 1713-4.
Buried in York Minster. M.I. Father of John (1693) and
Thomas (1709)- (D.N.B.; Peile, i. 590; Le Neve, Mon., 11. 256.)
SHARP, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's, May ii,
1678. S. of Thomas (? 1646), R. of Tatham, Lanes. B. at
Hornby, Lanes. School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1678; B.A. 1681-
2. Ord. deacon (London) Aug. 31, 1700. Probably P.C. of
Caton, Lanes., 1707.
SHARPE, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Christ's, June 19, 1682. S. of
John, of Yorkshire. School, Wibsey, near Bradford (Mr
Lunn). Matric. 1682; B.A. 1685-6; M.A. 1689. Perhaps
ord. deacon (Carlisle, Litt. dim. from York) May 3, 1686;
priest (Lincoln) Mar. 1686-7; V. of Alford, Lines. (Peile,
II. 88.)
SHARP, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Sidney, July 14, 1685.
Only s. of John, yeoman. B. at Southwark, Surrey. Schools,
Southwark (Mr James HaUet) and Knotting, Beds. (Mr
Scriven). Matric. 1686; B.A. 1689-90; M.A. 1693. Incorp.
at Oxford, 1693. Ord. deacon (London) Dec. 23, 1694; priest
(Chichester) Jan. 1, 1694-5. V. of Peasmarsh, Sussex, 1695.
R. of Knotting, Beds., 1699. R. of Newton Bromswold,
Northants., 1710-5. Married Martha, dau. of Rev. Thomas
Scriven, R. of Knotting, Jan. 31, 1694-5.
SHARPE, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Queens', Feb. 13, 1690-1.
Of Sussex. Probably s. and h. of John, of Northiham,
Sussex. B. at Rye, 1676. Colleger at Eton, 1685-90. Prob-
ably adm. at the Middle Temple, Nov. 3, 1691. Called to the
Bar, 1701.
SHARP, JOHN. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 15) at Christ's, Nov. 4,
1693. 2nd s. of John {1660), Archbishop of York. B. June 18,
1678, in London. School, Leeds. Matric. c. 1693; M.A. 1695.
Adm. at the Inner Temple, Jan. 8, 1697-8. M.P. for Ripon,
1701-14. Commissionerof Trade, 1703-14. Of Graf ton Park,
Northants., Esq. Married Anna Maria, dau. of Charles Hosier,
of London, and of Wicken Park. Died Mar. 13, 1726-7.
Buried at Wicken, Northants. M.I. Brother of Thomas
(1709). (Peile, II. 129; G. Mag.; Baker, 11. 255.)
SHARP, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Trinity, May 26, 1736.
S. of John, of Shipton, near York. School, Shipton (Mr
Clarke). Matric. 1736.
SHARP, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity, May 12, 1740.
S. of Thomas (1709). Bapt. Apr. 2, 1723, at Rothbury,
Northumberland. School, Durham (Mr Dong^vorth). Matric.
1740; Scholar, 1741; B.A. 1743-4; M.A. 1747; D.D. 1759.
Fellow, 1746. Ord. deacon (Ely) Oct. 23, 1748. R. of Hart-
bum, 1749-92. V. of Hexham, 1759-60. Archdeacon of
Northumberland, 1762-92. R. of Howick, 1762-92. Preb.
of Durham, 1768-92. P.C. of Bamburgh, 1772-92. Married
Mary, dau. of Dr Heneage Dcring, Dean of Ripon. Died
Apr. 28, 1792. Buried in Durham Cathedral. Will (P.C.C.)
1793. Brother of Thomas (1743). (G.Mag.)
Sharp, John
SHARP, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Corpus Christi, 1745. S. of
Jacob, of Canterbury, gent. Matric. 1745; B.A. 1749; M.A.
1753; B.D. 1761; D.D. 1766. Fellow, 1753-72. Orel, deacon
(Ely) May 24, 1752; priest (Bishop of Chester, at Cambridge)
Mar. 24, 1754. Minister at Trinity Church, Cambridge. R. of
St Mary Abchurch and St Lawrence Pountney, London,
1770-2. Died at Canterbury, Mar. 27, 1772, aged 43. Buried
at St George's, Canterbury. (H. G. Harrison.)
SHARPE, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Trinity, Jan. 31,
1746-7. S. of John, of Bury, Suffolk. School, Bury (Mr
Gamham). Matric. 1747; Scholar, 1750; B.A. 1750-1; M.A.
1754. Ord. priest (Lincoln) Feb. 23, 1752. Minister at St
James', Bury, 1751-93. R. of Bradfield-Combust, 1790-
1803. Died Apr. 1805, aged ^^. Buried at Bury.
SHARPE, LIONEL. Adm. at King's (age 17) a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 27, 1576. Of London, znds. of Robert, merchant.
Matric. 1576; B.A. 1580-1; M.A. 1584; D.D. 1597. Fellow,
1579-89. Incorp. at Oxford, 1618. Ord. deacon and priest
(Lincoln) Sept. 12, 1587. Chaplain to Henry, Prince of
Wales, and to the Earl of Essex. R. of Malpas (Med.),
Cheshire, 1590. R. of Tiverton (Pitt), Devon, 1597-1630.
R. of Stoke-in-Teignhead, 1597-1630. Archdeacon of Berks.,
and V. of North Moreton, Berks., 1605-30. Imprisoned in
the Tower, 1614, on charge of sedition. R. of Boughton
Malherbe, Kent, until 1630. Author, religious. Died Jan. 1,
1630-1. Buried at Boughton Malherbe. M.I. there. Brother
of William (15S1), etc. {Vis. of Devon, 1620; Al. Oxon.;
D.N.B.)
SHARPE, MARTIN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Christ's, Jan. 4,
1702-3. S. of Martin. B. at Bury St Edmunds. School,
Bury (Mr Leeds). Scholar, 1702-3; Matric. 1703; B.A. 1706-
7; M.A. 1716. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Feb. 1707; priest.
Mar. 20, 1708-9. C. of West Stow, Suffolk, 1707-15. V. of
Gt Thurlow, 1715-60. R. of Bamardiston, 1733-60. Died
1760, aged 75. Buried at Thurlow. Will (Bury) 1760.
{Peile, II. 156; Bury School Register.)
SHARP, NATHAN. Adm. sizar at Jesus, June 12, 1692. Of
Yorkshire. Matric. 1693; B.A. 1695-6. Ord. deacon (York)
May, 1702; priest, 1703. Master of Hipperholme School,
Yorks., 1703-33. V. of Coley, 1703-33. Married Anne, dau.
of Francis Priestley. Died May 9, 1733, aged 58. M.I. at
Coley. {F.M.G., i. 82.)
SHARPE, NATHANIEL. Matric. sizar from Emmanuel, Easter,
1635.
SHARP, NATHANIEL. Adm. pens, at Clare, July i, 1741. B.
in London. Matric. 1741.
SHARPE, NICHOLAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1566;
Scholar, 1568; B.A. 1570-1; M.A. 1574. Fellow, 1573.
SHARPE, NICHOLAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Sidney, July 2,
1634. S. of Robert, Esq. B. at Frisby, Leics. School,
Frisby (Mr Silverwood). Matric. 1634; B.A. 1637-8; M.A.
1641.
SHARPE, PETER. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1571;
B.A. 1575-6; M.A. 1579. Incorp. at Oxford, 1579. B.D.
(Oxford) 1590. R. of Heswall, Cheshire, 1583-1613. Canon
of Chester, 1589-1616. R. of Pennant Melangell, Montgomery,
1595-1601. R. of Dodleston, Cheshire, 1597-1616. R. of
Llanrwst, Denbigh, 1601. Buried at Dodleston, May 1,
1616. (Al. Oxon.; U. Axon.)
SHARPE, PHILIP. C. of Brookland, Kent ; ' late of Clare Hall '
(no College or University record). B. at Linton, Cambs.
Ord. deacon (Colchester); priest (London) Mar. 17, 1609-10,
age 30.
SHARPE, PHILIP. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June 28, 1644.
Of Derbyshire. Matric. 1644; B.A. 1647. P.C. of Armitage,
Staffs., 1647-51; 'A godly and painful minister.' Preacher
at King's Bromley. Minister at Burton, 1651-4. (Wm. Salt,
Staff. Arch., 1915.)
SHARP, RALPH. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1482;
B.A. 1485-6. Fellow. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Mar. 10'
1486-7; priest (Ely) Apr. 14, 1487.
SHARPE, RICHARD. Of St Catharine's. B.A. 1502-3; M.A.
1507-8; B.D. 1516-7; D.D. 1522-3. Appointed Pr(»ident
of St John's, 1515. Preacher, 1512-3. Chaplain to John
Fisher, Bishop of Rochester. Probably R. of Chislehurst,
Kent, 1520. Went to Bromley, in 1523. Died there 1528'
Will proved (Rochester) 1528. (H. G. Harrison.)
SHARPE, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Clare, Michs. 1560.
SHARPE, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Sidney, Nov. 4,
1641. S. of Richard. B. at Frisby, Leics. School, Frisby'
Matnc. 1641; B.A. 1645-6; M.A. 1658.
SHARP, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Magdalene, Feb
18 1700-1. S. of Robert, clerk. B. at Tealby, Lines. School,
Alford. Matric. 1701; B.A. 1704-5- Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
50
Sharp, Thomas
Dec. 1706; priest (Lincoln) June 19, 1709. V. of Kirmond,
Lines., 1709-19. V. of Gt Ludford, 1709-20. R. of Thores-
way, 1715-8. Brother of Thomas (1693).
SHARP, RICHARD. M.A. from Emmanuel, 1722. S. of John,
of Hockworthy, Devon, clerk. Matric. (BaUiol College,
Oxford) Mar. 31, 1699, age 17; B.A. (Oxford) 1702. V. of
Morebath, Devon, 1705. (Al. Oxon.)
SHARPE, ROBERT. Adm. at King's (age 16) a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 14, 1549. Of Bury, Suffolk. Matric. 1549; B.A.
1553-4- Fellow, 1552-7. Perhaps V. of Hauxton, Cambs.,
1561-73, deprived. One of these names R. of Ingham, Suffolk,
1556-71.
SHARPE, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Easter, 1567;
B.A. 1571-2; M.A. 1575.
SHARPE, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs. 1567.
SHARPE, ROBERT. Adm. at King's (age 17) a scholar from
Eton, Aug. i6, 1568. Of Smarden, Kent. Matric. 1568;
B.A. 1572-3; M.A. 1576. Fellow, 1571-5. Perhaps V. of
Hauxton with Newton, Cambs., 1573-1624.
SHARPE, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Dec. 1586.
SHARPE, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1626;
B.A. 1628-9. One of these names ord. priest (Peterb.) Dec.
20, 1629; 'of Magdalene College.'
SHARPE, ROBERT. B.A. 1641 (Incorp. from Oxford). S. of
John, V. of Idmiston, Wilts. Matric. (Christ Church, Oxford)
July 7, 1637, age 18; B.A. 1641; M.A. (Oxford) 1644. V. of
Idmiston, Wilts., 1658-1700. Died 1700. WiU, Archd.
Sarum.
SHARPE, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Magdalene, Dec.
27, 1669. S. of Richard, of Skipton, Yorks. School, Skipton.
Matric. 1670; B.A. 1673-4. Ord. deacon and priest (York)
Sept. 1673. Probably of Tealby, Lines., and father of Richard
(1701) and Thomas (1693).
SHARP, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's, Apr. 24,
1682. S. of Francis, husbandman. B. at Stony Middleton,
Derbs. School, Repton. Matric. 1682; B.A. 1685-6. One
of these names C. of Rotheram, Yorks.; died 1692.
SHARP, ROGER. Adm. sizar at Queens', June 14, 1715. Of
Suffolk. B. 1696. Matric. 1715; B.A. 1718-9. Ord. deacon
(Norwich) Dec. 1719; priest (Ely) Dec. 18, 1720. V. of
Chasefield, Suffolk, 1720. R. of Gt Wenham and V. of
Chattisham, 1723.
SHARPE, SAMUEL. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Easter,
1622; B.A. 1625-6; M.A. 1629. R. of Sundridge, Kent, in
1645. Buried there May 11, 1680. Father of Samuel (1671)
and Isaac (1677).
SHARP, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar at Clare, June 13, 1655. S. of
John, of Little Horton, Bradford, Yorks., Parliamentarian.
B. 1640. Matric. 1655. Drowned, 1656. Brother of Thomas
(1649). (W. Cudworth, Abraham Sharp, 7.)
SHARPE, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Magdalene,
June 3, 1671. S. of Samuel (1622), R. of Sundridge, Kent.
Matric. 1671. Brother of Isaac (1677).
SHARPE, THOMAS. B.A. 1504-5. Of Yorkshire. M.A. 1508.
Fellow of St Catharine's, 1506. Perhaps chaplain of
Huggate, near Hull, in 1525. One of these names of Manton,
Rutland; will (P.C.C.) 1527.
SHARPE, THOMAS. B.A. from St John's, 1606-7; M.A. 1610.
Perhaps ord. deacon and priest (Lincoln) Mar. 8, 1611-2.
R. of Beckley, Sussex, 1613. WiU (P.C.C.) 1644. (W. C.
Renshaw.)
SHARPE, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1625;
B.A. 1628-9; M.A. 1632. Ord. priest (Peterb.) May 27, 1632.
C. of Brook, Rutland, 1632-8.
SHARP, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Christ's, July 30,
1638. S. of Thomas. B. at Battle, Sussex. School (private).
Matric. 1638; B.A. 1641-2. Buried at Gt St Andrew's,
Cambridge, Mar. 15, 1641-2. (Peile, 1. 454.)
SHARPE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 19) at St John's, Oct. 16,
1646. S. of Thomas, yeoman, of Hornby, Lanes. B. there.
School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1647; B.A. 1650-1. Doubtless
R. of Tatham, Lanes., 1661-99. Died 1699-1700. Will
(Archd. Richmond) 1700. Probably father of John (1678).
SHARP, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Clare, Sept. 3, 1649. S. of
John, of Little Horton, Bradford, Yorks., Parliamentarian.
B. there, Oct. 1633. Matric. 1649; B.A. 1653; M.A. 1657.
Fellow, Jan. 25, 1657-8. EpiscopaUy ordained. R. of Add,
Yorks., -1660-2, ejected. Preacher at Morley, 1672, and
probably at Mill Hill Chapel, Leeds. Married (i) Elizabeth
Bagnall; (2) Faith, dau. of Rev. James Sale, of Pudsey, near
Leeds. Died Aug. 27, 1693, aged 59. Buried at St John's,
Leeds. Brother of Abraham, the mathematician, for whom
see D.N.B. and Samuel (1655). (Calamy, 11. 551; Due. Lead.,
37; W. Cudworth, Rambles Round Horton.)
Sharp, Thomas
SHARPE, THOMAS. Adtn. pens, (age 17) at St John's, Apr. 19,
1659. S. of Robert, gent., of Hawthorn, Easington, Durham.
Bapt. there, Sept. 3, 1641. School, Auckland (Mr Ralph
Robinson). Matric. 1659; B.A. 1662-3; M.A. 1667. V. of
Dalton-le-Dale, Durham, 1665-1715. Married Dorothy
Paxton, Feb. 11, 1700-1. Buried at Dalton-le-Dale, Mar. 20,
1714-5. (H. M. Wood.)
SHARP, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Sidney, Feb. 25,
i57^_5. ist s. of Thomas, yeoman, deceased, of Morcott,
Rutland. B. at Northampton. School, Uppingham. Matric.
1675; B.A. 1678-9. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Dec. 21, 1679.
V. of Denford-cwm-Ringstead, Northants., 1681-1715.
Married Mary Ekins, of Ringstead, Northants., Apr. 18,
1683. Buried at Ringstead, Nov. 28, 1715. M.I. See Al.
Oxon. for a contemporary namesake. Father of Thomas
(1711). (H. I. Longden.)
SHARP, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Sept. 4, i68o;
'Grecian' from Christ's Hospital. Of Middlesex. S. of
William, citizen and merchant taylor of St Giles', Cripple-
gate. B. Mar. 12, 1662-3. Matric. 1681; B.A. 1684-5; M.A.
1688.
SHARP, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Magdalene, May 4,
1693. S. of Robert (? 1669). B. at Tealby, Lines. School,
Skipton, Yorks. Matric. 1693; B.A. 1696-7. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) May 30, 1697; priest, Sept. 25, 1698. Brother of
Richard (1700-1).
SHARP, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Trinity, Apr. 25,
1709. S. of John (1660), Archbishop of York. Bapt. Jan. 1,
1693-4, at St Martin-in-the-Fields, London. School, St
Paul's, London. Matric. 1709; Scholar, 1709; B.A. 1712-3;
M.A. 1716; D.D. 1729. FelJow, 1715. Ord. deacon (London)
June 16, 1717; priest (York) Feb. 1717-8. Preb. of South-
well, 1718-58. V. of Ormsby, Yorks., 1719. Preb. of York,
1719-58. R. of Rothbury, Northumberland, 1720-58.
Archdeacon of Northumberland, 1723-58. R. of Howick,
17-23-58. Preb. of Durham, 1732-58. Married Judith, dau.
of Rev. George Wheeler, Preb. of Durham. Author,
theological and biographical. Died Mar. 15, 1758. Buried
in Durham Cathedral. Will, P.C.C. Brother of John (1693),
Father of John (1740) and Thomas (1743). {D.N.B.; Baker,
n. 255.)
SHARP, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Sidney, May 24,
1711. S. of Thomas (1674-5), V. of Denford-CMm-Ringstead,
Northants. Bapt. Jan. 27, 1691-2, at Ringstead. School,
Uppingham. Matric. 1711; B.A. 1714-5. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) June 11, 1715; priest. May 26, 1716; C. of Denford-
cum-Ringstead, 1715. V. of Irchester, 1721-45. Married,
at Irchester, to Hannah Negus, of Shelton, Beds., Oct. 30,
1721. Will dated, Jan. 8, 1736-7; proved (Archd. North-
ampton) Feb. 19, 1744-5.
SHARP, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Sidney, Dec. 17,
1736. 1st s. of Samuel, farmer, of Elmington, in Oundle,
Northants. B. there. Schools, Oundle and Oakham. Matric.
1737; B.A. 1740-1. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Feb. 22, 1740-1;
priest, May 29, 1743. Perhaps C. of St Stephen's, Walbrook.
Buried there Nov. 30, 1753, aged 37 (sic).
SHARP, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, May 3,
2743. S. of Thomas (1709), D.D. Bapt. Apr. 2, 1725, at
Rothbury, Northumberland. School, Durham (Mr Dong-
worth). Matric. 1743; Scholar, 1744; B.A. 1746-7; M.A.
1750; B.D. 1761. Fellow, 1749. Ord. deacon (Ely) June 4,
1750; priest (London) Feb. 28, 1755. P.C. of Bamburgh,
Northumberland, 1757-72. V. of St Bartholomew-the-Less,
London, 1765-72. Married, at St Nicholas, Newcastle,
July 10, 1770, to Catharine Pawson. Died at Newcastle,
Nov. 25 (? 30), 1772. Buried at St Nicholas. Brother of John
(1740). (Baker, 11. 256; Musgrave.)
SHARPE, WILLIAM. B.A. 1498-9.
SHARPE, WILLIAM. Adm. at King's (age 18) a scholar from
Eton, Sept. 4, 1581. Of London. S. of Robert, merchant.
Matric. 1581; B.A. 1585-6; M.A. 1589; B.D. 1597. FeUow,
1584-98. Incorp. at Oxford, 1591. R. of Tiverton (Pitt
portion), 1597-1637. V. of Stokenham, Devon, 1603. Prob-
ably R. of Tidcombe, Wilts. WiU (Exeter) 1637; of Tid-
combe. Brother of Lionel (1576), etc. {Vis. of Devon, 1620.)
SHARPE, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, c. 1593.
SHARPE, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Feb. 14,
1630-1. Of Leicestershire. Matric. 1631; B.A. 1634-5;
M.A. 1638; B.D. i66i [Lit. Reg.). R. of Teversham, Cambs.,
in 1644.
SHARP, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 20) at Peterhouse, May
30, 1711; pens. Nov. 20, 1712. Of Durham. School, Houghton-
le-Spring. Matric. 1710-1; Scholar, 1712; B.A. 1714-5; M.A.
1722. Ord. deacon (Ely) Mar. 13, 1714-5; priest, June 22,
1718.
SHARP, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity, Dec. 14,
1716. S. of William, of York. School, York (Mr Herbert).
Matric. 1716.
Shaw, Anthony
SHARPE, . B.Can.L. 1509-10.
SHARPE, . M.A. from Clare, 1595 (in ordo).
SHARP, . Adm. at E.mmanuel, Easter, 1627.
SHARPAW, . M.A. or higher degree, 1473-4.
SHARPIN, EDWARD. Adm. pens, at Caius, c. July, 1730.
S. of Thomas, late of West Wretham, Norfolk. B. at Necton.
School, Wymondham (Mr Brett). Scholar, 1730-4; Matric.
1731; M.B. 1736. Practised physic at East Dereham and
afterwards at Bury. Married Mary, dau. of William Bullock,
of Sturston Hall, Oct. 20, 1741. Died at Holt, Dec. 27, 1782,
aged 70. {Venn, 11. 33.)
SHARPEN, FRANCIS. Adm. sizar (age 20) at Pembroke,
Jan. 18, 1639-40. S. of Edward, husbandman. B. at
Chediston, Suffolk. Matric. 1640; B.A. 1643-4; M.A. 1647.
Ord. priest (Bishop Hall, of Norwich) Aug. 24, 1654. R. of
Shadingfield, Suffolk. C. of Stoven, 1672-88. Admon.
(Ipswich) Feb. 4, 1688-9, to his wife Catherine.
SHARPEN, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Jesus, June 18, 1684. S. of
Francis, of Suffolk. Matric. 1684; B.A. 1687-8. Perhaps the
same who graduated M.B. from Jesus, 1708.
SHARPEY, NATHANIEL. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1623; B.A. 1626-7; M.A. 1630, 'Sharpe.' One of these names
(Sharpie), of Whitefriars, licence to go to Leyden, Apr. 18,
1632. {Geneal., N.S., xxiii. 115.)
SHARPIE, ROBERT. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Christ's, Dec.
1612. (Possibly one of the Sharpeigh family of Cranbrooke,
Kent, for whom see Hasted, iii. 46.)
SHARPHAROWE or SHARPEROWE, JOHN. Matric. sizar
from St John's, Easter, 1570; B.A. 1573-4. V. of Shem-
bome, Norfolk, 1577.
SHARPINGTON, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Caius, June 15, 1631.
S. of George, citizen of Norwich. School, Nonvich (Mr
Stonham). Matric. 1631; B.A. 1634-5; M.A. (Jesus) 1638.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1645. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Dec. 20,
1640. C. of Wimpole, Cambs., c. 1644. {Venn, i. 301.)
SHARPLES, ALEXANDER. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Jesus,
Mar. 1, 1674-5. S. of Thomas. Matric. 1674-5; Scholar, 1677.
SHARPLES, JAMES. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1584; B.A. 1587-8; M.A. 1591. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Feb.;
priest. Mar. 7, 1590-1. R. of Kirkham, Lanes., 1591-4.
Died 1594.
SHARPLES, RICHARD. B.A. 1473-4; M.A. 1480; B.D. 1484-5.
Fellow of Pembroke, 1477. Appointed to a chantry at
Windsor, 1493. Perhaps R. of Milend, Essex, 1527-42. Will
(Comm. Essex) 1542.
SHAROCK or SHORROCK, HENRY. Matric. sizar from St
John's, Michs. 1589. B. about 1566. B.A. 1592-3. Ord.
priest (Coventry and Lichfield). At Rotherham for six years.
V. of Benington, Lines., 1600. Will (Lincoln) 1626.
SHARROCK, REGINALD. Adm. at King's (age 14) a scholar
from Eton, Aug. 25, 1595. Of Milton Malsor, Northants.
Doubtless 2nd s. of Giles, R. of Milton Malsor. Matric. c.
1595. Left in 1598. Succeeded his father as R. of Milton
Malsor, 1610. Buried there Mar. 25, 1625. (H. I. Longden.)
SHARROCK, THEOPHILUS. M.A. 1614 (Incorp. from Oxford).
Of Yorkshire (cler. fil.). Matric. (Queen's College, Oxford)
Feb. 22, 1604-5, age 18; B.A. 1608; M.A. 1614.
SHAVINGTON or SHABINGTON, JOHN. B.A. 1478-9; M.A.
T482-3. Fellow of Peterhouse, 1481-1503. (T.A.Walker.)
SHAW, see also SHORE.
SHAW, ABRAHAM. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Sidney, Apr. 3,
1676. S. of Jacob. B. at Brampton, Dcrbs. Schools, Bramp-
ton (Mr Colten) and Doncaster (Mr Cotterel). Matric. 1676;
B.A. 1679-80; M.A. 1683. Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1681;
priest, Sept. 1685. R. of Edlington, Yorks., 1688-1719.
Father of the next.
SHAW, ABRAHAM. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, May 23,
1711. S. of Abraham (above), R. of Edlington, near Don-
caster, Yorks. B. there. School, Wakefield. B.A. 1714-5.
Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1715; priest, 1718.
SHAW, AMOS. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Easter, 1651.
Of Nottinghamshire. B.A. 1654-5.
SHAW, ANDREW. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Magdalene, May r,
1701. S. of Andrew, surgeon. B. at Burgh, Lines. School,
Alford. Matric. 1704; B.A. 1704-5; M.A. 170S. Fellow, 1706.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Mar. 9, 1706-7; priest (Lincoln) June
19, 1709. R. of Heydon, Norfolk, 1713. R. of Hevingham,
1720. Father of the next and Samuel (1744).
SHAW, ANDREW. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Magdalene, July 7,
1737. S. of Andrew (above), clerk, R. of Heydon. B. in
Norfolk. Brother of Samuel (1744).
SHAWE, ANTHONY. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs. 1576;
B.A. 1579-80; M..-^. 1583. One of these names s. of Henry,
of Tiersley, Yorks.; died 1639.
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SHAW, CHARLES. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 14) at Trinity,
Nov. 1679. 2nd s. of Sir John, ist Bart., of Kent (by his
2nd wife Bridget, Viscountess Kilmurry). Ma trie. 1680;
B A. 1680-1. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Jan. 29, 1680-1.
Called to the Bar, 1688. Married Elizabeth, dau. of Philip
Harbord, of StanninghalJ, Norfolk. Died at Besthorp, Apr.
26, 1716. Half-brother of John (1675) and probably father
of John (1709). (Burke; Kimber, 11. 318.)
SHAW, CHARLES. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Trinity, July 30,
1680. Of Shropshire. S. of William. School, Audlem,
Cheshire. Matric. 1680; B.A. 1683-4; M.A. 1697. R- of
Lawton, Cheshire, 1705-32. Buried there June 24, 1732.
(Ormerod, iii. 12.)
SHAWE, CHRISTOPHER. B.A. 1533-4-
SHAWE, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Dec.
1614.
SHAW, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Magdalene,
May 18, 1696. S. of John, clerk. B. at Alford, Lines. School,
Alford. Matric. 1696. Brother of Thomas (1695).
SHAWE, EDMUND. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1624.
Of Lancashire. Migrated to Queens', 1628. B.A. 1628.
Perhaps C. of Rivington, Lanes., c. 1635-9; C. of Goosnargh.
Buried there May 29, 1645. (E. Axon.)
SHAW, EDWARD. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Mar. 13, 1620-1.
Matric. 1621; B.A. 1624-5; M.A. 1632. Ord. deacon
(Norwich) Sept. 22, 1638; priest. Mar. 9, 1638-9.
SHAW, EDWARD. Adm. sizar (age 20) at Magdalene, Apr. 27,
1663. S. of James, of Chesterfield, Derbs.
SHAW, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's, June 6,
1664. S. of John, yeoman, of Newsome, Richmond. B. there.
School, Brignall (Mr Johnson). Matric. 1664; B.A. 1667-8.
Signs for deacon's orders (London) May 28, 1670.
SHAW, EUSEBIUS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Magdalene, May 27,
1656. S. of (?John (1623)), clerk, of Rotherham, Yorks.
(But he does not appear in the pedigree, F.M.G., 328).
School, Rotherham. Matric. 1656. Ord. deacon (Lincoln).
Perhaps brother of John (1679)-
SHAW, GEOFFREY. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, May 29,
1676. S. of George, deceased, of Stainmore, Westmorland.
B. there. School, Appleby. Matric. 1676; B.A. 1679-80;
M.A. 1683; B.D. 1691. Fellow, 1680-1700. Junior Proctor,
1689-90. V. of Hauxton with Newton, Cambs., 1687-96.
R. of Souldeme, Oxon., 1698-1706. Died Nov. 17, 1706.
{Coll. Hist., 210.)
SHAW, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter, 1575.
Perhaps ord. deacon (Lincoln) June 12, 1583; priest (Win-
chester) June 25, 1584. V. of Risby, Lines., 1584; 'bred in
the schools.' One of these names V. of Ryarsh, Kent, 1603;
buried Oct. 8, 1617.
SHAWE, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1627;
Scholar, 1631; B.A. 1631-2; M.A. 1635. FeUow, 1633,
ejected. Perhaps R. of Dinsdale, Durham, 1633. One of
these names V. of Wath, Yorks., 1658; buried at Kirklington,
Jan. 30, 1658-9.
SHAW, GEORGE. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, June 8,
1650. S. of Robert, yeoman, of Bradfield, Yorks. B. there.
School, Bramley, Yorks. (private). Matric. 1650.
SHAW, GEORGE. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, July 7,
1658, from Queen's College, Oxford. S. of Robert (? 1622),
clerk, of Cockerham, Lanes. B. there. School, Rivington.
B.A. 1659-60. Minister of Cockerham, in 1661. V. of
Poulton-le-Fylde, 1662-74. Buried there July 13, 1674-
Brother of Laurence (1656-7).
SHAW, GEORGE. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Trinity, Mar. 17,
1740-1. S. of WiUiara, of Wakefield, Yorks. School, Wake-
field. Matric. 1741; Scholar, 1743; B.A. i744-5- Ord. priest
(York) June, 1748. C. of Felkirk. R. of Kirk Smeaton,
1759-79. V. of Womersley, 1768-79. Died i779-
SHAWE, GERARD. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, May 13,
1647. S. of Thomas (? 1614), R. of Aldingham, Lanes. B.
there. School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1647; B.A. 1650-1; M.A.
1654-
SHAW, GILBERT. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter 1544.
SHAW, GODFREY. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Dec. 1615;
B.A. 1617-8; M.A. 1621. Ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.)
Aug. 23, 1624.
SCHAWE, HARIE (? HENRY). M.A. from Glasgow. Fellow of
Peterhouse (by Royal mandate) ; adm. there as probationer.
May 11, 1611. Probably incorp. at Oxford, 1611. (Al. Oxon.;
T.A. Walker.)
SHAW, HENRY. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Dec. 1608; B.A.
1612-3; M.A. 1616. Ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.) Sept. 22,
1616. Perhaps Master of Rivington School, Lanes., 1625.
One of these names minister of Upholland, 1646. But see
Al. Oxon. for a contemporary namesake. (Peile, i. 271.)
Shaw, John
SHAW, HUGH. B.A. from Peterhouse, 1583-4. Perhaps ord.
priest (Lincoln) 1587. V. of Hemingford Grey, Hunts.,
1595-1602. Died 1602.
SHAWE, HUGH. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Michs.
1625. Of Nottinghamshire. B.A. 1629-30. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) Sept. 21 ; priest, Sept. 22, 1628. One of these names
V. of Belton, Lines., c. 1650.
SHAW, HUGH. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, June 23,
1677. S. of Robert, husbandman. B. at Ravenstonedale,
Westmorland. School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1677; B.A. 1680-1.
Ord. deacon (Carlisle, Litt. dim. from Durham) May 29, 1681 ;
priest (Durham) Sept. 23, 1683.
SHAW, HUGH. Adm. sizar (age 20) at St John's, May 19, 1703.
S. of William, husbandman. B. at Brooksbeck, Westmor-
land. School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1703; B.A. 1707-8. Ord.
priest (London) Sept. 19, 1714- Brother of Robert (1696).
SHAW, HUMPHREY. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1629; B.A. 1632-3; M.A. 1636.
SHAW, INGRAM. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Sept. 2, 1723-
Of Yorkshire. Matric. 1724; B.A. 1727-8. Lxtt. dim. from
York, May, 1729, for deacon's orders, i730- V. of East
Ardsley, Yorks., 1738-66. Died Sept. 27, 1766.
SHAW, JAMES. B.A. 1506-7; M.A. 1510.
SHAW, JAMES. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Christ's, Mar. 22, 1671-
2. S. of James. B. at Turton, in Bolton parish. Lanes.
Matric. 1672; B.A. 1675-6. Perhaps minister of Hindley
Chapel, c. 1680-90. Died 1690. Admon. (Chester) 1690.
Possibly father of John (1702-3). {Peile, u. 40.)
SHAW, JOHN. B.A. 1514-5; M.A. 1518. FeUow cf St John's,
1516.
SHAWE, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Caius, June 15, 1581.
S. of Thomas. B. at Brampton, Derbs. School, Mansfield,
Notts. Scholar, 1584-90; B.A. 1588-9.
SHAW, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St John's, c. 1595.
SHAWE, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, May 3, 1596.
SHAW, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Christ's, May 24, 1623, S. of
John. B. at Sykhouse, near Bradfield, Yorks., June 23, 1608.
Schools, Darwen and Rotherham. Matric. 1623; B.A. 1626-7;
M.A. 1630. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Dec. 27; priest, Dec. 28,
1629. Minister at Brampton, near Chesterfield, 1630-3.
Minister of Chulmleigh, Devon, 1634-6. Lecturer at All
Hallows, York, 1636-9. Head of the Puritan party in York.
V. of Rotherham, 1639-45. R. of Lymm, Cheshire, 1643.
V. of Skerringham, near York, 1644. Lecturer at Holy
Trinity, Hull, 1645-62, ejected. Chaplain to Philip Herbert,
Earl of Montgomery and Earl of Pembroke. Chaplain to
Parliamentary commissions, 1646. Master of the Charter-
house, Hull, 1651-62. Royal chaplain, 1660-2. Ejected from
all his prefeiments, 1662. Returned to Rotherham, in 1662,
and preached there as curate. Author, reUgious. Died Apr.
19, 1672, aged 65. Buried at Rotherham. M.I. WiU, York.
Father of John (1679) and perhaps of Eusebius (1656).
{D.N.B.; Calamy, 11. 588; Peile, i. 351; Hunter, 11. 24.)
SHAWE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's, Easter,
1639. Of Colchester. S. and h. of John, of Colchester, gent.
Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Oct. 21, 1640. Called to the Bar,
1647. Recorder of Colchester. M.P. for Colchester, 1659,
1660-79. Knighted, Sept. 24, i66i. Serjeant-at-law, i677-
King's Serjeant, 1683. Married Thamar, dau. of Samuel
Lewis, of Roydon, Sufiolk. Died 1690. Fatherof John (1665),
Samuel (1667-8) and Thomas (1667-8). (Morant, 1. 483;
A. B. Beaven.)
SHAWE, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, Apr. 26,
1652. S. of John, of Ferry-on-the-Hill, Merrington, Durham.
B. there. Bapt. Apr. 26, 1635, at Bishop Middleham.
School, Houghton, Durham. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Mar. 23,
1651-2.
SHAW, JOHN. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Jesus, June 6, 1665. Of
Colchester. S. and h. of Sir John (1639), Knt. B. 1648.
Matric. 1665. Married three wives. Died Jan. 13, 1681.
Brother of Samuel (1667-8) and Thomas (1667-8). {Morant,
I. 118, 183.)
SHAW, JOHN. Adm. pens, at St John's, Mar. 17, 1665-6, from
Trinity College, Dublin (adm. there, May 21, 1660). S. of
Peter (? 1613), clerk, of Standish, Lanes. B. there. B.A.
1665-6; M.A. 1669. Ord. deacon (York) c. 1667; priest, May,
1670. Probably buried Mar. 11, 1688-9, at St Nicholas,
Liverpool.
SHAW, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Pembroke, June 3, 1668.
S. of Richard, farmer. B. at Blechington, Sussex. Matnc.
1669; B.A. 1671-2; M.A. 1675.
SHAW, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, Nov. 19, 1672.
S. of John, yeoman, of Newsham, near Thirsk, Yorks. B.
there. School, Brignall. Matric. 1672; B.A. 1676-7. This,
or the next, ord. deacon (Norwich) Mar. 1678-9; priest,
June, 1679. Perhaps R. of Erwarton, Sufiolk, 1684.
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SHAW, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age i6) at St John's, Apr. 14, 1673-
S. of John, clerk, of Boughton (? Broughton, near Skipton),
Yorks. B. there. School, 'Morthale.' Matric. 1673; B.A.
1676-7.
SHAW, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Jesus, June 27, 1673, from
Brasenose College, Oxford. Matric. there, May 28, 1666,
age 17. S. of Henry, of Thornton, Cheshire. B.A. (Brasenose
College, Oxford) 1669-70; M.A. (Cambridge) 1673- R- of
Swettenham, Cheshire, 1677-1714. Buried there Sept. 12,
1714. Father of Richard (1705). {Al.Oxon.;Ormerod, 111.44.)
SHAW, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June 15, 1674- Of
Durham. Matric. 1677; B.A. 1677-8; M.A. i68i. Perhaps
ord. deacon (Durham) Sept. 23, 1677, 'B.A.'; priest (Carlisle,
Ljtt. dim. from Durham) May 25, 1678. Probably C. of
Denton, Durham, 1682-1740. Died Apr. 8, 1740.
SHAW, JOHN. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Trinity, May 18, 1675.
S. of Sir John, Knt. and Bart., of London, and of Eltham,
Kent. Matric. 1675. Succeeded his father as 2nd Bart.,
Mar. T, 1679-80, as also to the Collectorship of the Customs
of London. Of Eltham Lodge. Married (i) Margaret, dau.
of Sir John Peake, mercer of London; (2) Sarah, dau. of
William Paggen, of London. Died Dec. 11, 1721. Buried at
Eltham. Will (P.C.C.) 1722. (Burke; G.E.C., iv. 12.)
SHAW, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Christ's, Nov. 14, 1679. S. of
John (1623), clerk, V. of Rotherham and of Hull (by his
2nd wife Margaret, dau. of John Stillington, of Yorks.).
Bapt. Feb. 15, 1662-3, at Rotherham. School, Rotherham
(Mr Farrer). Buried at Rotherham, Jan. i, 1682-3, aged 20.
Perhaps brother of Eusebius (1656). {Peile, 11. 76; F.M.G.,
328.)
SHAW, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 15) at St John's, Feb. 25,
1702-3. S. of James (? 1671-2), deceased. B. at Fumess,
Lanes. School, Kendal (Mr Lancaster). Matric. 1702-3;
B.A. 1706-7; M.A. 1710; B.D. 1717. Fellow, 1708-29. Ord.
deacon (Peterb.) June 19, 1709; priest (Lincoln) May 27, 1711.
SHAW, JOHN. Incorp. D.D. 1708, from Trinity College, Dublin.
Incorp. at Oxford, Nov. 27, 1717. (Not found in Al. Dublin.)
SHAW, JOHN. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Clare, May 12, 1709.
Probably s. and h. of Charles (1679). B. in London. Matric.
1709. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, June 4, 1713. A captain in
the Guards. Of Besthorpe, Norfolk, Esq. Died s.p., 1722.
(Burke; Kimber, 11. 319.)
SHAW, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Magdalene, Apr. 13, 1736.
S. of Thomas (1693), clerk, R. of Wyberton, Lines. School,
Lincoln. Matrio. 1737; LL.B. 1742; LL.D. 1766. Ord.
deacon (Lincoln) Feb. 27, 1742-3; priest, Sept. 25, 1743.
R. of Wyberton, 1743-88. Died Oct. 5, 1788, aged 70.
Buried at Wyberton. (Lines. Pedigrees, 869.)
SHAW, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity, July 4, 1740.
S. of John, of St James', London. School, King's, Ely
(Mr Maule). Matric. 1740; Scholar, 1741; B.A. 1744-5. Ord.
deacon (Norwich) Sept.; priest, Dec. 1750. R. of Brettenham,
Sufiolk, 1752-98. Died 1798.
SHAW, LAURENCE. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, Jan. 14,
1656-7. S. of Robert (? 1622), clerk, deceased, of Cockerham,
Lanes. B. there, Feb. 23, 1636-7. School, Blackrod, Lanes.
(Mr Dilwoorth). Matric. 1657; B.A. 1660-1. V. of Cocker-
ham, Lanes., 1662-95. Died c. 1695. Will (Archd. Rich-
mond) 1696. Brother of George (1658). (R.Stewart-Brown.)
SHAWE, LEONARD. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1570;
B.A. 1575-6; M.A. 1579. R. of Radcliffe, Lanes., c. 1584-
1624. Died 1624.
SHAW, NATHANIEL. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, June 14,
1664. Matric. 1664; B.A. 1667-8; M.A. 1671- Fellow, 1672.
Buried at St Botolph's, Cambridge, May 17, 1678.
SHAW, PERCIVAL. Fellow of Peterhouse, 1448.
SHAW, PETER. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1560;
Scholar, 1560; B.A. 1563-4; M.A. 1567; B.D. 1574; D.D.
1583. Fellow, 1564. Ord. deacon (Ely) Dec. 21, 1568.
University preacher, 1570-1. Canon of Durham, 1572-1608.
R. of Bury, Lanes., 1572-1608. Buried there, July 11, 1608.
Benefactor to Trinity College. Father of the next. [Cooper,
"• 493-)
SHAW, PETER. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Easter, 1613.
S. of Peter (above). B.A. from Trinity Hall, 1620-1; M.A.
from Magdalene, 1624. Incorp. at Oxford, 1624. Ord. priest
(York) Sept. 1625. Fellow of the Collegiate church of
Manchester, 1634-45, ejected. R. of Radcliffe, Lanes.,
1638-52. Died before Oct. 26, 1660. Probably father of
John (1665-6). (Al. Oxon.)
SHAW, RALPH. B.A. 1459-60; M.A. 1464-5. Probably feUow
of Queens', 1479. R. of Harlton, Cambs., 1464. Perhaps
preb. of St Paul's, 1477-84, 'S.T.B.' V. of Stockton, Wilts.
Preb. of Sarum, 1477. Went to London, 1470-1, about a
~ gift of books by the Eari of Worcester. Will (P.C.C.) 1484.
Brother of Sir Edmund, sometime mayor. (Hennessy;
Or. Bk A, 86.)
Shaw, Samuel
SHAW, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's, Oct. 20,
1646. S. of Robert, husbandman, of Downham, Lanes.
B. there. Matric. 1646.
SHAWE, RICHARD. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, May 23, 1666.
Of Lincolnshire. Matric. 1667; B.A. 1669-70; M.A. 1673.
Ord. priest (Peterb.) Sept. 19, 1675. R. of Stratford St Mary,
Suffolk, 1677-1709.
SHAW, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Pembroke, May 3,
1705. S. of John (1673), R. of Swettenham, Cheshire.
B. there. Matric. 1705; B.A. 1708-9.
SHAW, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Queens', May 26, 1722.
Of Lancashire. B. 1706. Matric. 1722; B.A. 1725-6; M.A.
1729; B.D. 1738. Fellow. Ord. deacon (Ely) Sept. 19, 1731;
priest, June 20, 1736. V. of Foxton. Cambs., 1741-3. V. of
Oakington, 1743.
SHAWE or SHEWE, ROBERT. A scribe employed by the
University, c. 1456-7; perhaps a graduate. (Gr. Bk A, 10.)
SHAW, ROBERT. B.A. 1513-4- Of Yorkshire. M.A. 1517.
Fellow of St John's, 1516. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Mar. 28;
priest, Apr. 11, 1517; 'of CoUingham.'
SHAWE, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse, Easter,
1544; B.A. 1547-8; M.A. 1551; B.D. 1555-6. Fellow,
1548-58. Bursar, 1552-3. University preacher, 1555. Preb.
of Dorchester, 1558-60. A recusant, in 1561, and confined
to the county of Salop. (T. A. Walker.)
SHAWE, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Peterhouse, Nov. 1548.
Of Lincoln. B.A. 1552-3; M.A. from Christ's, 1555. FeUow
of Christ's, 1554-7. Officiated at Bourn, Cambs., 1556-7.
Perhaps R. of Hawkedon, Suffolk, 1560. One of these names
R. of Stansfield; will (P.C.C.) 1584. (Peile, i. 43.)
SHAW, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Michs.
1570. One of these names ord. deacon (Coventry and Lich-
field) June 18, 1570; V. of Owston, Lines., 1577-8.
SHAWE, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1622;
B.A. 1624-5 ; M.A. 1628. Doubtless V. of Cockerham, Lanes.,
1633-49- Buried there Aug. 4, 1649. Probably father of
Laurence (1656-7) and George (1658).
SHAW, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Michs.
1629. Of London. Probably s. and h. of Robert, of St Peter's,
Comhill. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Sept. 20, 1632. Married
Hester, dau. of Jefferies Ayres, Jan. 12, 1636-7. Died 1662,
aged 48. (Clutterbuck, 11. 102.)
SHAW, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's, Easter,
1649.
SHAW, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Christ's, 1671. S. of
Robert. B. at Knutsford. School, Tamworth. Matric. 1671;
B.A. 1674; M.A. 1678. Ord. deacon (Worcester) Oct.; priest,
Dec. 1681. Head Master of Lichfield Grammar School, c.
1681. Died 1704. M.I. in St Mary's Church, Lichfield.
Father of Peter (1752). (Peile, 11. 37.)
SHAW, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 22) at St John's, June 23,
1696. S. of William, husbandman. B. at Ravenstonedale,
Westmorland. School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1696; B.A. 1699-
1700. Ord. deacon (Carlisle) May 26, 1700; priest (Norwich)
Sept. 20, 1702. Master of Ravenstonedale Grammar School,
1700-2. C. of Sutton St Edmund's, and St James', Lines.,
1706. Brother of Hugh (1703). (One of these names of
Hugglescote, Leics., clerk. Will (Leicester) 1732.)
SHAW, ROBERT. M.A. from Christ's, 1700, from Brasenose
College, Oxford. Matric. there. Mar. 29, 1693, age 19; B.A.
(Oxford) 1696. Perhaps R. of Handley, Cheshire, 1703.
(Peile, II. 129, 149.)
SHAW, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age 15) at St John's, Dec. 23,
1650. S. of Thomas, blacksmith, of Repton, Derbs. B. there,
1635. School, Repton. Matric. 1651; B.A. 1655-6. Master
of Tamworth Grammar School, Staffs., 1656. Ord. at
Wirksworth, Derbs., by the classical presbytery. R. of
Long Whatton, Leics., 1658-61, ejected. Intruding R. of
East Bamet, Middlesex, 1658-61, ejected. Head Master of
Ashby-de-la-Zouch School, 1668. Author, miscellaneous.
Died Jan. 22, 1695-6. Possibly father of Samuel (1684).
(Calamy, 11. 132; F.M.G., 1. 377; D.N.B.; Nichols, iii. 1110.)
SHAW, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Jan. 9, 1667-8. 2nd
s. of Sir John (1639), Knt., of Colchester and of Lincoln's Inn.
Matric. 1667-8. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Nov. 27, 1669.
Died Apr. 16, 1677. Brother of John (1665) and Thomas
(1667-8). (Morant, 1. i. 118.)
SHAW, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar at Queens', May 5, 1670. Of
Cheshire. Matric. 1670; B.A. 1673-4; M.A. 1677. Incorp.
at Oxford, 1677. Probably ord. deacon (Chester) June 14;
priest, Sept. 20, 1674. Schoolmaster of Wigan, till 1686.
Head Master of Warrington School, 1686. R. of Warrington,
1690-1718. One of the King's preachers in Lanes., 1682.
Preb. of Chester, 1707. Died 1718. Will (Chester) 1718.
Benefactor to Queens' library. (E. Axon.)
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SHAW, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, May i6, 1684.
Of Leicestershire. Possibly s. of Samuel (1650).
SHAW, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, at Clare, Oct. 7, I7i9. Pre-
viously matric. (Christ Church, Oxford) Nov. 10, 1716, age 17.
S. of Samuel, of Tamworth, Staffs. B. there. Matric. 1719;
B.A. 1721-2.
SHAW, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Pembroke, June 29,
1744. S. of Andrew (1701), R. of Heydon, Norfolk. Matric.
1745; B.A. 1747-8. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Dec. 1748; priest,
June, 1753. Probably R. of Melton Constable, Norfolk,
1754-64. V. of Bemey, 1758-64. Died May 3, 1764. Brother
of Andrew (i737).
SHAWE, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Michs. 1559;
B.A. 1563-4.
SHAWE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Easter,
1566.
SHAWE, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Dec. 1614;
B.A. 1617-8; M.A. 1621. Probably R. of Aldingham-m-
Fumess, Lanes., 1625-67. A member of the Ninth Lanes.
Classis, 1646. Conformed at the Restoration. Died Oct. 19,
1667, aged 70. Buried at Aldingham. M.I. WiU, Archd.
Richmond. Probably father of Gerard (1647). {Petle, 1. 299.)
SHAW, THOMAS. .-Vdm. sizar (age 17) at Peterhouse, July 9,
1645. Of Leicestershire. Matric. 1646; B.A. 1649.
SHAW, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Jan. 9, 1667-8. 3rd
s. of Sir John (1639), Knt., of Colchester. Matric. 1667-8;
Scholar, 1671; B.A. 1671-2; M.A. 1675. R. of Greenstead
by Colchester, 1676-92. R. of Gt Holland, 1678-92. Died
May 3, 1692, aged 40. Will, P.C.C. Brother of John (1665)
and Samuel (1667-8). (A. Gray.)
SHAW, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Jesus, June 10, 1675.
Of Yorkshire. Matric. 1675; B.A. 1678-9.
SHAW, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, 1676. Matric.
1677; B.A. 1680-1; M.A. 1685.
SHAW, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Magdalene, June 9,
1693. S. of John. B. at Wainfleet All Saints', Lines. School,
Merchant Taylors'. Matric. 1695; B.A. 1696-7; M.A. 1700.
Fellow, 1700. R. of Wyberton, Lines., 1712-43- Died Sept. 9,
1756, aged 80. Father of John (1736). {Lines. Pedigrees,
869; G. Mag.)
SHAW, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Magdalene, Apr. 2,
1695. S. of John, clerk. B. at Alford, Lines. School, Alford.
Matric. 1697; B.A. 1699-1700. One of these names R. of
Galby, Leics., 1737-48. Brother of Christopher (1696).
SHAW, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's, Mar. 30,
1698. S. of John. B. at Colchester. School, Brentwood.
Matric. 1698; Scholar, 1698; LL.B. 1703. [Peile, 11. 141.)
SHAW, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Trinity, May 7, 1722.
S. of William, of Cheshire. School, St Paul's, London.
SHAW, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 20) at St John's, July i,
1734. S. of James, of Lancashire. Bapt. July 16, 1715, at
Deane. School, Clitheroe. Matric. 1735; B.A. 1737-8. Ord.
priest (Chester) June 26, 1757- Perhaps Master of Bolton
School, 1747, 'B.A.' One of these names R. of Endfield,
Stags., 1765-70. (Scott-Mayor, iii. 459.)
SHAW, THOMAS. D.D. 1736 (Incorp. from Oxford). S. of
Gabriel, of Kendal, Westmorland. B. there, June 4, 1694.
School, Kendal. Matric. from Queen's CoUege Oxford, Dec. 5,
1711, age 17; B.A. (Oxford) 1716; M.A. 1719-20; D.D. 1734.
Fellow of Queen's, 1727. Principal of St Edmund Hall,
1740-51. Regius Proiessor of Greek at Oxford, 1741-51.
F.R.S., 1734. Chaplain to the English Factory at Algiers,
1720-33. V. of GodshiU, Isle of Wight, i734- V. of Bramley,
Hants., 1742-51. Married Joanna, widow of Edward Holden,
sometime Consul in Algiers, Mar. 30, 1742, at St George's,
Queen Square, London. A noted traveller and antiquary.
Died Aug. 15, 1751. M.I. at Bramley. (Al. Oxon.; D.N.B.)
SHAW, THURSTON. Adm. at King's (age 18) a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 23, 1557. Of Saffron Walden. Matric. 1557-8.
Name off, 1559. Ord. priest, July 27, 1560. R. of Theydon
Mount, Essex, 1566-88. V. of Stonehouse, Gloucs., 1574.
Buried there. WiU (P.C.C.) 1610. (F. S. Hockaday.)
SHAW, TIMOTHY. Adm. sizar (age 22) at St John's, June 27,
1737. S. of John, husbandman, of Cheshire. B. at Cherming-
ham. School, Audlem (Mr Evans). Matric. 1740; B.A. i740-
i; M.A. 1763. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Mar. 15, 1740-1; priest.
Mar. 25, 1741. V. of Holbeach, Lines., 1741-50. V. of
Bierton, Bucks., 1750-86, where he kept a school. V. of
Medmenham, 1759-81. V. of St Michael, St Albans, Herts.,
1763-77. Died Sept. 17, 1786, aged 72. M.I. at Bierton.
(Scott-Mayor, iii. 486; Lipscomb, 11. 102.)
SHAWE, WILLIAM. D.D. from Peterhouse, 1624 (Lit. Reg.).
One of these names, M.A., Master of Sherbum Hospital,
Durham, 1623-36, and R. of Egglescliffe, 'D.D.,' 1625-36.
Shaxton, William
SHAWE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Sidney, Sept. 11,
1633. S. of WUliam, yeoman. Bapt. Dec. 21, 1614, at Bishop
Middleham, Durham. Schools, Durham and Kirk Merring-
ton. Matric. 1633.
SHAW, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 15) at St John's, May 12,
1635. S. of Ralph, yeoman, of Sandbach, Cheshire. B. there.
School, Sandbach (private). Matric. 1635; B.A. 1638-9;
M.A. 1642. R. of Mavesyn Ridware, Staffs.; presented, 1648;
instituted, 1660-72. Probably minister of Broughton Chapel,
c. 1652. R. of Mucklestone, 1662-72. Preb. of Lichfield,
1663-72. Died Nov. 16, 1672, aged 55. Buried at Mavesyn
Ridware. M.I. (Misc. Gen. et Her., 2nd S., i. 309; Wm. Salt,
Arch. Soc, 1915; Shaw, i. 191.)
SHAWE, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Apr. 30, 1635. Of
Lincohishire. Perhaps s. of William, of Wyberton, Lines.,
yeoman. Matric. 1635; B.A. 1638; M.A. 1642. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) June 23, 1640; priest (Lincohi) June 5, 1642.
Perhaps R. of Firsby, Lines., 1641. (Lines. Pedigrees,
868.)
SHAWE, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Trinity, June 28, 1647.
Of Worcestershire. Matric. 1647; B.A. 1651-2.
SHAW, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Trinity, Apr. 23,
1680. S. of Samuel, of Rushock, Worcs. School, Chaddesley.
Matric. i68i ; B.A. 1683-4. Ord. deacon (Gloucester) May 21,
1687. C. of Enfield.
SHAW, WILLIAM. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 15) at St John's,
Jime 9, 1702. S. of William, gent. B. in London. School,
Eton. Matric. 1705; M.A. 1705 (Com. Reg.). Probably adm.
at the Middle Temple, Feb. 25, 1701-2.
SHAW, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 22) at St John's, May 24,
1710. S. of Samuel, draper. B. at Shelley, near Hudders-
field, Yorks. School, Wakefield. Matric. 1710; B.A. 1713-4-
Ord. deacon (Ely) Feb. 21, 1713-4; priest, Sept. 25, 1715.
(One of these names ord. priest (York) Sept. 1714, B.A.)
C. of Woodbridge, Sufiolk. R. of Akenham, 1720. Perhaps
V. of Bramford, 1723, 'M.A.'
M.A. 1500. University preacher, 1507-8.
Scholar at Christ's, 1550-1.
SHAW, .
SHAW, .
SHAW, . Adm. Fell.-Com. at Corpus Christi, 1560.
SHAW, . Adm. pens, at Christ's, May 15, 1679.
SHAWBERY, EDWARD. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, 1623-4.
Doubtless 2nd s. of John, of Bury, Suffolk, gent. Matric.
Easter, 1624; B.A. 1627-8. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Mar. 14,
1627-8. Brother of the next and Thomas (1626-7J.
SHAWBERY, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, 1623-4.
Doubtless s. and h. of John, of Bury, Sufiolk, gent. Matric.
Easter, 1624. Adm. at Gray's Inn, May 15, 1628. Brother
of Edward (above) and of the next.
SHAWBERY, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, F;b. 26,
1626-7. Of Suffolk. Doubtless s. of John, of Bury, Suffolk.
Matric. 1627. Migrated to Queens', Nov. 1628; B.A. 1630-1;
M.A. 1634. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Aug. 10, 1633. Brother of
Edward (1623-4) and John (1623-4).
SHAXTON, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1584.
B. at East Walton, Norfolk, c. 1568. Scholar, 1586; B.A.
1587-8; M.A. 1591; B.D. 1598. Fellow, 1589. Deputy
Proctor, 1591. Ord. priest (Lincoln) 1594. Licensed preacher.
R. of Hemingford Abbots, Hunts., 1599-1600. WiU proved
(V.C.C.) 1600. (Cooper, 11. 272.)
SHAXTON, LEONARD. Matric. sizar from Gonville Hall,
Easter, 1546. Probably of West Bilney, Norfolk, gent.
Will proved (Norwich) 1621. (Venn, 1. 34.)
SHAXTON, MARTIN. Adm. sizar (age 14) at Caius, Feb. 6,
1626-7. S. of Nicholas, schoolmaster, of Norwich. B. there.
Matric. 1626-7; B.A. 1631-2. V. of East Winch, Norfolk,
1645; tutor or master there, in 1651. (Venn, 1. 280.)
SHAXTON, NICHOLAS. B.A. 1506-7; M.A. 1510; B.D. 1520-1;
D.D. 1531. Fellow of Gonville Hall, 1510-34. V. of
Mattishall, Norfolk, 1516. An early reformer. University
preacher, 1520. Treasurer of Salisbury Cathedral, 1533-5-
Canon of St Stephen's, Westminster, 1534-5- Bishop of
Salisbury, 1535-9. Resigned his bishopric, 1539. R. of
Hadleigh, Sufiolk, in 1546. Master of St Giles' Hospital,
Norwich, 1546. Arraigned for heresy and condemned, but
recanted, 1546. Suffragan Bishop of Ely, 1555. Retired to
GonviUeHail. Died there Aug. 5, 1556. (Venn,i.ig;D.N.B.;
Cooper, I. 158, 548.)
SHAXTON, NICHOLAS (junior). Pens, at Gonville Hall,
1530.
SHAXTON, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, Jan. 15,
1630-1. S. of John, gent. B. at Baithley, Norfolk. School,
Aylsham (Mr Knolles). Matric. 1631; Scholar, 1632.
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SHEAF, EDMUND. Adm. at King's (age i8) a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 24, 1580. S. of Thomas, clothier, of Cranbrook,
Kent. Matric. 1580. Left in 1583. Of Cranbrook. Married
Joan Kitchen, widow. Will dated, Nov. i, 1625; proved
(Canterbury, Archd. C.) Dec. 11, 1626. Brother of Thomas
(1580) and Herman (1590), father of the next and of John
{1621). {N. and Q., 7th S.,v. 395-)
SHEAF, EDMUND. Adm. at King's (age 16) a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 31, 1614. Of Marden, Kent. S. of Edmund
(above). Matric. 1614; B.A. 1618-9; M.A. 1623. Fellow,
1617-25. Died 1625. Brother of John (1621).
SHEAF, GRINDALL. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1626. Of Welford, Berks. S. of Thomas (1580). Matric.
Lent, 1626-7; B.A. 1630; M.A. 1634; B.D. 1641; D.D. 1661
{Lit. Reg.). Fellow, 1629-50. R. of Horstead and Coltishall,
Norfolk, 1649. V. of Westerham, Kent, ejected. Archdeacon
of Wilts., 1660-80. Died Apr. 28, 1680. Will (P.C.C.) 1680;
of Wells, Somerset. Brother of Thomas (1621).
SHEAF, HERMAN (?HARMAN). Adm. at King's (age 18) a
scholar from Eton, Aug. 24, 1590. S. of Thomas, clothier,
of Cranbrook, Kent. Matric. c. 1590; B.A. 1594-5; M.A.
1598. Fellow, 1593-1605. R. of Goldhanger, Essex, 1617-29.
Licence to marry Sarah GyUibrand, of Cranbrook, widow,
July 6, 1608. Died 1629. WiU proved (P.C.C.) Jan. 22,
1629-30. Brother of Edmund (1580) and Thomas (1580).
SHEAF, JOHN. Adm. at King's (age 17) a scholar from Eton,
Aug. II, 1621. Name off same year. Of Marden, Kent.
S. of Edmund (1580). Probably died as scholar. Brother of
Edmund (1614).
SHEAF, THOMAS. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1580.
S. of Thomas, of Cranbrook, Kent. Matric. 1580; B.A. 1584-
5; M.A. 1588; B.D. 1595; D.D. 1606. Fellow, 1583-97.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1606. R. of Welford, Berks., 1597. Canon
of Windsor, 1614-39. Died at Wickhambrook, Dec. 12, 1639.
Will proved (P.C.C.) Mar. 2, 1639-40. Brother of Edmund
(1580) and Herman, father of the next andof Grindall (1626).
(Harwood.)
SHEAFE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, (age 18) from Pembroke,
Michs. 1621. S. of Thomas (above), of Wickham, near
Welford, Berks., priest. B.A. 1624-5; M.A. 1628; M.D. 1636.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1628. Granted a licence to go to Padua,
Oct. II, 1633. F.R.C.P., 1637. Gulstonian lecturer, 1641.
Censor, 1643. Died Aug. 7, 1657, aged 50 (sic). Admon.
(P.C.C.) 1666; of Binfield, Berks. {Munk, i. 222; Al. Oxon.)
SHEAFE, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1619.
SHEARS or SHIERES, FRANCIS. Adm. at Trinity, a scholar
from Westminster, 1601; B.A. 1604-5; M.A. 1608. V. of
Gainsborough, Lines., 1610-37.
SHIERS, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs. 1618;
B.A. 1622-3; M.A. 1626. V. of Potton, Beds., 1629. Perhaps
V. of Friem Bamet, Middlesex, 1660.
SHEARES, . Matric. pens, from St John's, c. 1594.
SHEATHER, see SHETHER.
SHEBEARE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from King's, Easter, 1699;
B.A. 1702-3; M.A. 1707.
SHEBBEARE, JOSEPH. M.A. from King's, 1721. S. of J.,
of London. Matric. (Exeter College, Oxford) Mar. 20, 1702-3,
age 16; B.A. (Oxford) 1706. R. of Moreton Hampstead,
Devon, 1721. Will (Exeter) 1735. (Al. Oxon.)
SHEBBEARE, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar at Clare, June 21, i749-
Probably s. of John, of Witheridge, Devon, clerk. B. there.
Matric. 1749.
SHEDD, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Michs. 1619;
B.A. 1622. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Dec. 19, 1624.
SHEDD or SHEIDD, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Magdalene,
Easter, 1619.
SHENE, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. scholar (age 19) at Caius, July
2, 1618. S. of Christopher, of Gressenhall, Norfolk. School,
Little Fransham (Mr Shene). Matric. 1619; B.A. 1620-1;
M.A. 1625. Ord. priest (Norwich) Mar. 17, 1621-2. R. of
Cockley Cley, 1626. Will proved, Feb. 27, 1682-3. Brother
of Edward (1599), father of Luke (1640) and William (1638).
(Venn, i. 240.)
SHEENE, EDMUND. Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, Mar. 24,
1661-2.
SHEENE or SHYNNE, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius,
May 1, 1599. S. of Christopher, of Gressenhall, Norfolk.
School, East Dereham. Matric. 1599; Scholar, 1600-6; B.A.
1602-3; M.A. 1606; B.D. 1617. Ord. deacon and priest
(Norwich) Sept. 21, 1607; 'C. of Clenchwarton,' Norfolk.
R. of Little Fransham, 1610, and of East Lexham, 1614-49.
Buried at Lexham, Dec. 25, 1649. Will proved (Norwich)
1649. Brother of Christopher (1618) and father of John
(1639-40). (Venn, i. i68.)
Sheffield, George
SHEENE, ELIEZER. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Caius, June 13,
1615. S. of Francis, of Norwich. School, Norwich (Mr
Stonham). Matric. 1615; B.A. 1618-9; M.A. 1622. Ord.
priest (Norwich) Sept. 23, 1621. C. of IBungay, Suffolk, in
1627. V. of Ilketshall St Margaret, 1631-79; of St Margaret,
South Elmham, 1631-79. WiU proved (Ipswich) 1679.
(Venn, 1. 229.)
SHENE, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Caius, Feb. 25, 1639-40.
S. of Edward (1599), R. of East Lexham, Norfolk. B. there.
School, Westfield (Mr Chapman). Probably died before
Oct. 28, 1648. (Venn, i. 337.)
SHENE, LUKE. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, June 18, 1640.
S. of Christopher (1618), R. of Cockley Cley, Norfolk. Bapt.
Dec. 4, 1623, at Little Fransham. School, Westfield (Mr
Chapman). Matric. 1640; B.A. 1643-4. Ord. deacon
(Norwich) Sept. 22, 1644; 'C. of Stanfleld, Norfolk.' V. of
Gooderstone, 1649-82. R. of Shingham, 1650-62. Brother
of the next. (Venn, i. 339.)
SHENE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, Nov. 9,
1638. S. of Christopher (1618), R. of Cockley Cley, Norfolk.
B. at Lexham. Schools, Tittleshall (Mr Harris) and West-
field (Mr Chapman). Matric. 1638; Scholar, 1639-44; B.A.
1642-3. Ord. priest (Bishop Joseph Hall) Apr. 5, 1651.
R. of Little Fransham, Norfolk, 1652-67. Buried there
Aug. 3, 1667. Brother of Luke (above). (Venn, i. 333.)
SHEEPSHANKS, JAMES. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's,
May 22, 1719. S. of James, husbandman, of Yorkshire.
Bapt. Nov. 10, 1702, at Linton, near Skipton. School,
Threshfield (Mr Marshall). Matric. 1719; B.A. 1722-3. Ord.
deacon (Lincoln) Dec. 20, 1724; priest (London) May 28,
1727. V. of Mountnessing, Essex, 1727-33. V. of Little
Wakering, 1733-44. Died 1744. Admon., Comm. Essex.
(Scott-Mayor, iii. 325.)
SHEPSHANCK, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St John's, c. 1596;
B.A. 1600-1.
SHEEPSHED or SHYPSHED, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from
Pembroke, Michs. 1544.
SHEEPSHEAD, JOHN. Grace for B.Can.L. 1478-9. Student at
Oxford.
SHEPWRIGHT, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Pembroke,
Easter, 1575.
SHEEPY, see also SHEPPY.
SHEEPY, WILLIAM DE. Scholar of Cambridge, c. 1270-80.
Clerk of Ely diocese. Used to hunt hares with greyhounds in
Cambridge Warren. (Pleas of the Forest, see Preface.)
SHEERS, see SHEARS.
SHEFFYLDE, CHARLES. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter,
1546.
SHEFFIELD, EDMUND. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Peterhouse,
Feb. 8, 1583-4. Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1584; of Ep-
worth. Lines. Probably knighted, July 23, 1603.
SHEFFIELD, EDMUND. M.A. 1594-5. Doubtless s. and h. of
John (1549), Baron Sheffield, of Butterwick, Lines. Matric.
(Christ Church, Oxford) 1574, age 12. Succeeded as 3rd Lord
Sheffield of Butterwick, 1568. A volunteer in HoUand, 1585.
Knighted, June 25, 1588, for services against the Spanish
Armada. K.G., 1593. Governor of Brill, in Holland, 1599.
President of the North and Lord-Lieutenant of Yorks.,
1603-19. CreatedEarlofMulgrave, Feb. 5, 1625-6. Married
(1) Ursula, dau. of Sir John Tyrwhit, of Kettleby, Lines.;
(2) Mariana, dau. of Sir William Irwin, alias Erwin. Died
Oct. 6, 1646, aged 83. Buried in Fulham Church. M.I. Will,
P.C.C. Father of James (1636-7), probably of Philip (1611)
and William (1608-9). (D.N.B.; G.E.C.; Al. Oxon.)
SHEFFIELD, EDWARD. B.Civ.L.; D.Civ.L. 1504-5; D.Can.L.
1516-7. Probablypreb. of Lichfield, 1506-25. V.ofSawston,
Cambs., 1521-5. Died Dec. 1525-6. Will dated, Dec. 5, 1525;
proved, Feb. 7, 1525-6.
SHEFFEILD, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter,
1622; B.A. 1624-5; M.A. 1628. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 5,
1631. Perhaps V. of St Just-in-Roseland, Cornwall; ejected,
1662. Perhaps father of WiUiam (1654). (Calamy, i. 278.)
SHEFFYLDE, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs.
1551. Possibly s. of Edward, of Seaton, Rutland. If so,
Sheriff of Rutland, 1588. Married Elizabeth, dau. of Robert
Harrison, of Stow, Northants. Buried at Seton, Sept. 24,
1618. Possibly father of Robert (1571) and Sampson (1575)-
SHEFFIELD, GEORGE. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Feb. 1662-3.
Of Rutland. Perhaps s. of Sampson (1622). Matric. 1663;
B.A. 166&-7. Perhaps ord. priest (Peterb.) Sept. 22, 1667.
V. of Hutton Buscel, Yorks., 1674-1720. Died Aug. 30,
1720. Doubtless father of John (1730).
SHEFFEILD, GEORGE. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, Feb. 24,
1693-4. Matric. 1695; B.A. 1697-8. Ord. deacon (York)
May, 1700; priest, 1701. C. of Fylingdales, near Whitby,
Yorks., 1702. V. of Seamcr, 1708-57.
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Sheffield, Henry
SHEFFYLD, HENRY. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1566. Probably 3rd s. of John, of Croxby, Lines. Probably
brother of Vincent (i559) and Philip (1572).
SHEFFIELD, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Michs.
1585.
SHEFFEILD, JAMES. M.A. 1636-7 {fil. nob.). Doubtless s. of
Edmund (1594), Earl of Mulgrave. Captain in the Par-
liamentary army. M.P. for St Mawes, 1640. Probably
brother of Philip (1611) and William (1608-9).
SHEFFIELD, JOHN. B.A. 1499. One of these names s. of
Robert, of Belton, Lines., Esq. Buried there Nov. 6, 1526.
SHEFFIELD, JOHN. Matric. Fell.-Com. from King's, Michs.
1549. S. and h. of Edmund, Baron Sheffield, of Butterwicke,
Lines. Succeeded his father, July 31, 1549, as 2nd Baron
Sheffield. K.B., 1559. Married Douglas, dau. of William,
ist Baron Howard of Effingham. Author, Verses on the death
of Bucer, 1550. Died Dec. 1568, not without suspicion of
poison. WiUproved(P.C.C.) Jan. 1568-9. Father of Edmund
(1594-5), Earl of Mulgrave. {Cooper, i. 263; G.E.C.)
SHEFFIELD, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Peterhouse, Easter,
1618; B.A. 1621-2; M.A. 1625. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Dec.
22, 1622; priest, Sept. 22, 1628. Perhaps C. of Felmersham,
Beds., 1623. R. of Caenby, Lines., 1629. R. of St Swithin,
London, 1643-60. Perhaps V. of Tonbridge, Kent, in 1646.
Afterwards retired to Enfield. Author, religious. Will
(P.C.C.) 1680. Perhaps father of the next. (D.N.B.; Calamy,
I. 148.)
SHEFFEILD, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, May 23,
1646. S. of John (? above), V. of Tonbridge, Kent. B. at
Careby, Lines. School, Tonbridge. Matric. 1646.
SHEFFIELD, JOHN. M.A. 1653 (Incorp. from Oxford). B.A.
(St John's College, Oxford) 1649; M.A. (New College, Oxford)
1652. Intrudedfellowof New College, 1649. Ord. deacon and
priest (Norwich) Sept. 1661. R. of Weston Longueville,
Norfolk, 1661. R. of Intwood and Keswick, 1662. R. of
Ringland, 1667. {Al. Oxon.)
SHEFFIELD, JOHN. M.A. from Pembroke, 1730. S. of George
(1662-3), of Mutton Buscel, Yorks., clerk. Matric. (Trinity
College, Oxford) May 8, 1703, age 19; B.A. (St Mary Hall,
Oxford) 1707. Perhaps P.C. of Southowram, Yorks., 1714;
of Sowerby, i730-5- Died Nov. 23, 1735. (AL Oxon.)
SHEFFIELD, NATHANIEL. Adm. sizar at Sx Catharine's,
Mar. I, 1677-8. Matric. 1678; B.A. 1681-2. Ord. deacon
(London) Dec. 18, 1692; priest (Lincohi) Feb. 12, 1692-3.
R. of Rathby, Lines.
SHEFFIELD, PHILIP. Matric. pens, from Clare, Michs. 1572.
Probably 5th s. of John, of Croxby, Lines. Of Fulstow.
Buried there Nov. 5, 1592. Will proved, Jan. 22, 1592-3.
Probably brother of Henry (1566) and Vincent (i559)-
(Lines. Pedigrees, 870.)
SHEFFIELD, PHILIP. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Emmanuel, Aug. 1,
1611. Perhaps s. of Edmund (1594). If so, drowned in
crossing the Humber at Whitgift Ferry, Dec. 1614. Probably
brother of James (1636-7), etc.
SHEFFIELD, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Magdalene,
Easter, 1637. Of Lincolnshire. Probably 2nd s. of Vincent,
of Croxby, Lines., Esq. (and Mary, dau. of Sir Richard
Amcotts, K.B.) Migrated to Jesus, Nov. 3, 1638. (Lines.
Pedigrees, 871.)
SHEFFYLD, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Nov. 1571.
Doubtless s. and h. of George, of Seaton, Rutland. Adm. at
Gray's Inn, June 12, 1577, from Barnard's Inn. Brother of
the next. (Peile, i. 120.)
SHEFFYLD, SAMPSON. Matric. pens, from Christ's, June,
1575. Probably 2nd s. of George, of Seaton, Rutland. B.A.
1578-9; M.A. 1582. Incorp. at Oxford, 1584. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) Apr. 11, 1583. Preacher. He got into trouble for
a sermon at Gt St Mary's, in 1587. Apparently returned to
Seaton. Buried there Dec. 12, 1619. Brother of Robert
(above) and doubtless father of the next. (Peile, 1. 132;
Vis. of Rutland, 1618; Cooper, in. 60.)
SHEFFIELD, SAMPSON. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May i,
1622. Doubtless s. and h. of Sampson (above), of Seaton,
Rutland; age 12 in 1618. Matric. 1623. Adm. at Gray's Inn,
June 10, 1624, 'Samuel.' Sold Seaton to Lord Montagu.
Married Jane, dau. of Reginald (? Reynold) Greene, of
Navestocic, Essex. Buried at St Clement Danes, Middlesex,
Sept. 25, 1652. (Vis. of Rutland, 16:8; Coll. Top. et Gen., iv.
259.)
SHEFFIELD, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Sidney, May 5,
1636. S. of William, Esq. B. at Liddington, Rutland. School,
Uppingham. Matric. 1636; B.A. 1639-40; M.A. 1643.
SHEFFIELD, VINCENT. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1559. Probably 2nd s. of John, of Croxby, Lines.; age 40 (sic)
Sheild, Theophilus
in 1590. Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1562; of Croxby, Lines.
Married (i) Anne, dau. of Thomas Skegness, of Skendleby
Thorpe; (2) Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Vincent Fulnetby, Knt.,
of Fulnetby. Probably brother of Henry (1566) and Philip
(1572). (Lines. Pedigrees, 870.)
SHEFFIELD, WILLIAM. B.A. 1456-7; M.A. 1460; D.Can.L.
1467-8. Ord. sub-deacon (Ely) Sept. 22, 1459; deacon.
Mar. 13, 1461-2; priest, Apr. 3, 1462. R. of Hogsthorpe,
Lines. R. of Epworth, 1463-82. Preb. of Lincoln, 1463-77.
Archdeacon of Stow, 1477-96. Preb. of York, 1483-5.
Treasurer of York, 1485-94. Dean of York, 1494-6. Died
Dec. 8, 1496. Buried in York Minster.
SHEFFIELD, WILLIAM. B.Civ.L. 1500; D.Civ.L. 1506-7.
SHEFFIELD, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Michs.
1586. Perhaps 4th s. of George, of Seaton, Rutland. B.A.
(? 1589-90). Probably ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.) Nov.
25, 1593; C. at Toft, Cambs., 1595-7, and probably V. of Ely.
Perhaps hisadmon. (P.C.C.) Mar. 13, 1641-2. Probably father
of William (1620), perhaps brother of Robert (1571) and
Sampson (1575). (Peile, i. 187.)
SHEFFIELD, WILLIAM. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Queens', Feb. 24,
1608-9. Of Lincohishire. Perhaps s. of Edmund (i594-5)-
Doubtless adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Apr. 12, 1612. Knighted,
Apr. n, 1617. DroviTied in France. Probably brother of
PhiUp (1611) and James (1636-7). (Stonehouse, Axhohne.)
SHEFFIELD, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Easter,
1620. S. of William (? 1586), V. of Ely, Cambs. B.A. 1622-3.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 21; priest, Sept. 22, 1623. P.C.
of Little Raveley, Hunts., 1638-70. Probably died c. 1670.
SHEFFELD, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, 1637;
B.A. 1640-1. Ord. priest (Lincoln) Sept. 25, 1642. R. of
Bowden Magna, Leics., 1644. R. of Ibstock, 1648-62,
ejected. Retired to Kibworth. Died there 1673- Father of
John, nonconformist divine, for whom see D.N.B. (Calamy,
II. 116; Shaw, I. 357; Nicholls, 11. 562.)
SHEFFIELD, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 14) at Pembroke,
June 23, 1654. S. of Edward (? 1622), clerk. B. at Skage(?),
Cornwall. Matric. 1656-7; B.A. 1657-8. One of these names
of Ashton, Devon, clerk. Admon. (Exeter) 1671.
SHEFFIELD, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Sidney, July 3,
1660. S. of George, gent. B. at Lyddington, Rutland.
School, Uppingham. Matric. 1661; B.A. 1663-4.
SHEFFINGTON, GEORGE, see SKEVINGTON.
SHEFFORTH, henry. B.Can.L. 1503-4 (allowed to change
from arts to law) .
SHEIDD, ROBERT, see SHEDD.
SHIELD, BENJAMIN. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Trinity, June 22,
1747. S. of John, of London. B. Aug. 21, 1728. School,
Merchant Taylors'. Matric. i747; Scholar, 1750; B.A. 1750-
1; M.A. 1758. Ord. priest (London) Dec. 24, 1752.
SHEILD, EDWARD. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, June 26,
i6io. S. of Thomas, husbandman, of Preston, Rutland.
School, Uppingham (Mr Burrowes). Matric. 1610; Scholar,
1613-7; B.A. 1613-4; M.A. 1617. Incorp. at O.xford, 1620.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 15; priest, June 16, 1617. R- of
Hallaton (South mediety), Leics., 1627-43. Buried there
Feb. 16, 1643-4. (Venn, i. 208; Nicols, 11. 6oi.)
SHEILD, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, July 7,
1709. S. of Benjamin, gent. B. at Uppingham, Rutland.
School, Charterhouse. Matric. 1709; B.A. 1712-3. Ord.
deacon (Ely) Feb. 21, 1713-4; priest (London) Sept. 25, 1715-
SHIELD or SHIELDS, JAMES. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's,
Mar. 14, 1740-1. S. of John, gent., of Durham. Bapt. Apr.
16, 1722, at St Nicholas, Durham. School, Durham (Mr
Dongworth). Matric. 1741; B.A. 1744-5- Ord. deacon
(Durham) Sept. 1745; priest, Nov. 2, 1746. C. of Ford,
Durham. Chaplain in the Navy, 1755.
SHEELD, PETER. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius, June 12, 1633.
S. of Robert, gent. B. at Wing, Rutland. School, Upping-
ham (Mr Johnson). Matric. 1633; Scholar, 1635-9; B.A.
1636-7. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Mar. 10, 1638-9. Buried
July 23, 1639, at Gt St Mary's, Cambridge. (Venn, i. 309.)
SHIELDS, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1613;
B.A. 1617-8; M.A. 1621. Ord. deacon (York) May, 1618;
priest, Sept. 1619.
SHEILD, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Magdalene, May 6,
1677. S. of WiUiam. School, Uppingham, Rutland. Matric.
1677; B.A. 1680-1; M.A. 1684. Probably brother of the next
and of WiUiam (1668).
SHEILD, THEOPHILUS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Trinity,
July 5, 1678. S. of William. B. in Rutland. School, Upping-
ham (Mr Stockman). Matric. 1679; B.A. 1682-3; M.A. 1686.
V. of Wilbarston, Northants., 1686-9. V. of Weston-by-
Welland, 1691-7. Died 1697. (H. I. Longden.)
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Sheild, William
SHEILD, WILLIAM. Adin. pens, (age i6) at Jesus, June i8,
1668. Of Rutland. Doubtless s. of WiUiam, of Preston,
Rutland. School, Uppingham. Matric. 1668. Adm. at the
Inner Temple, 1668. Perhaps father of the next.
SHEILD, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Clare, Sept. 26, 1710.
Perhaps s. of William (above). B. at Preston, Rutland.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 21, 1717; priest, June 7, 1718;
C. of Ayston, Rutland, 1717. R. of Saddington, Leics.,
1724-32- Buried there Aug. 14, 1732. M.I. {Niclwls, 11. 779.)
SHELBERY, ISAAC. Adm. pens, at Queens', June 19, 1660.
Of London. Doubtless s. of John, of St Clement Danes.
Matric. 1660; B.A. 1663-4. Adm. at the Inner Temple,
Jan. 21, 1662-3. Signs for deacon's orders (London) Feb. 18,
1664-5. Probably migrated to O.xford; matric. (Queen's
College, Oxford) June 3, 1663, age 18. Brother of the next.
One of these names s. of Francis; bapt. at Croydon, July
28, 1646. {Vis. of Middlesex, 1664; Coll. Top. et Gen., iii.
160.)
SHELBERRY, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Clare, Nov. 9, 1654.
Doubtless s. of John, of St Clement Danes, London. Matric.
1656; B.A. 1658. Cursitor for London and Middlesex. Age
26 in 1664. Brother of Isaac (above). {Vis. of Middlesex,
1664.)
SHELDON, CHARLES. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's,
June 25, 1697. S. of Richard, gent. B. at York. School,
Threshfield (Mr Motley). Matric. 1698.
SHELDON, DORMER. LL.B. 1728 {Com. Reg.). Doubtless s.
of Francis, of Abberton, Worcs., gent. Matric. (Merton
College, Oxford) Mar. 28, 1718, age 16. Ord. deacon
(Worcester) May 28, 1727; priest, June 16, 1728. R. of
Church Lench, Worcs., 1728-72. R. of Shenington, Oxon.,
1738-72. Chaplain to Lady Lechmere. Will (P.C.C.) 1772.
(F. S. Hockaday.)
SHELDON, GEORGE. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity, June lo,
1724. S. of William, merchant, of London. School, St Paul's.
Matric. 1724; Scholar, 1725; B.A. 1727-8; M.A. 1737. Ord.
deacon (Lincoln, Lilt. dim. from Rochester) Mar. 2, 1728-9.
V. of Edwardstone, Suffolk, 1736-77. Married, at Stanton,
Suffolk, Dec. 14, 1744, Hester, dau. of Gamaliel Capell.
Buried at Stanton, Sept. 12, 1777. WiU (P.C.C.) 1778.
(T. T. Methold.)
SHELDON, GILBERT. B.A. 1619 (Incorp. from Oxford). S. of
Roger, of Stanton, Staffs. B. 1597. Matric. (Oxford) 1614;
B.A. (Trinity College, Oxford) 1617; M.A. 1620; B.D. 1628;
D.D. 1634. Fellow of All Souls, 1622; Warden, 1635-48,
1660-1. Chancellor of Oxford University, 1667-9. Built the
Sheldonian Theatre at Oxford; opened, 1669. Adm. at
Gray's Inn, Mar. 7, 1663-4. V. of Hackney, 1633-6. Canon
of Gloucester, 1633-60. R. of Oddington, Oxon., 1636. R. of
Ickford, Bucks., 1636; of Newington, Oxon., 1639. Dean of
the Chapel Royal, 1660-3. Chaplain to the King, 1660-3.
Bishop of London, 1660-3. Archbishop of Canterbury,
1663-77. F.R.S., 1665. Died Nov. 9, 1677. Buried at
Croydon, Surrey. M.I. {D.N. B. ; Al. Oxon.)
SHELDON, HENRY. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, Feb. 3,
1701-2. S. of Richard, husbandman. B. at Trysull, near
Wolverhampton, Staffs. School, Pattingham (Mr Green).
SHELDON, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, Apr. 12,
1654. S. of Henry, of Boningale, Salop. School, Wolver-
hampton. Matric. 1654; B.A. 1657-8; M.A. 1663 {Lit. Reg.).
Incorp. at Oxford, 1671. R. of Alphington, Devon, 1669.
Perhaps chaplain in the Navy, 1662.
SHELDON, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, Feb.
16, 1655-6. S. of Edward, ironmonger, of Wolverhampton,
Staffs. B. there. School, Wolverhampton (Mr Rawlet).
Matric. 1656; B.A. 1659-60. Died Feb. 1685-6.
SHELDRAKE, CHARLES. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1705.
Of Norfolk. Matric. Michs. 1708; B.A. 1711-2; M.A. 1715.
Fellow, 1713-9. Ord. deacon (Ely) Sept. 25, 1715; priest,
Sept. 23, 1716. R. of Little Wilbraham, Cambs., 1718-51.
V. of Grantchester, 1718-51. Died 1751, aged 59. Buried at
Newton, Isle of Ely. {Masters.)
SHELDRAKE, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Mar. 30,
1665. S. and h. of John, citizen of Norwich. School, Baw-
burgh, Norfolk (Mr Tennison). Matric. 1665; Scholar, 1666.
Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Nov. 25, 1667. {Venn, i. 425.)
SHELDRAKE, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1654. Of Norwich. B.A. 1657-8; M.A. 1661; B.D.
1669. Fellow, 1663, till his death, in 1720. Signed for
deacon's orders (London) Sept. 23, 1664.
SHELDRAKE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Apr. 5,
1643. S. of John, gent. B. at Brisley, Norfolk. School,
Norwich (Mr Lovering). Matric. 1643; Scholar, 1644-8;
B.A. 1646-7; M.A. 1650. Perhaps R. of Reepham, Norfolk,
1653-62, ejected. Assistant minister at Wisbech, in 1657.
Minister of Yarmouth, 1670-^. 85. Probably died c. 1685.
{Venn, 1. 349.)
Shelmerdine, John
SHELDRAKE, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Caius, Oct. 31,
1648. S. of William, druggist, of Fakenham, Norfolk.
Schools, Fakenham (Mr Wells), Sculthorpe (Mr Turner) and
Norwich (Mr Lovering). Matric. 1648; Scholar, 1650-4;
B.A. 1652-3; M.A. 1656. Fellow, 1654-8. Ord. deacon and
priest (Norwich) Nov. 10, 1661. R. of St Mary's and All
Saints', Barton Bendish, Norfolk, 1658-98. Father of the
next. (Venn, i. 373.)
SHELDRAKE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, Nov.
26, 1679. S. of William (above), R. of Barton Bendish,
Norfolk. B. there. School, Thetford (Mr Keene). Matric.
1679; Scholar, 1679-81. (Venn, i. 463.)
SHELDRAKE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Caius, 1696; Scholar,
1696-7.
SHELFORD, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, Apr. 30,
1580. Matric. 1580; Scholar, 1581-6; B.A. 1583-4; M.A.
1587. Ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.) Aug. 6, 1587. Per-
haps V. of Berden, Essex, 1592. R. of Ringsfield and Little
Redisham, Suffolk, 1599-1627. Died 1627, aged 64. Will,
P.C.C.
SHELFORD, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius, Feb. 9,
1740-1. S. of Leonard, brewer, of Thetford. B. there.
Schools, Thetford (Mr Price) and Bury. Matric. 1741;
Scholar, 1741-6; B.A. 1744-5; M.A. 1750. Ord. deacon
(Norwich) Feb. 23, 1745-6; priest (Ely) June 5, 1748. R. of
North and West Tuddenham, Norfolk, 1750-95. V. of Stow
Bedon, 1750-95. Lecturer of St Mary Magdalen, Thetford,
1769-95. Married Elizabeth, dau. of William Heard, of
East Lexham. Died June 29, 1795, aged 72. M.I. at North
Tuddenham. {Venn, 11. 48.)
SHELL, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Michs. 1579. One of
these names V. of Frampton, Lines., 1591-1619.
SHELLEY, JAMES. Scholar of Trinity, 1590; B.A. 1590-1;
M.A. 1594. Incorp. at Oxford, 1598. R. of Shalden, Hants.,
160T.
SHELLEY, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Peterhouse, Sept.
17, 1748. S. of Sir John, 4th Bart., of Michelgrove, Sussex.
School, Westminster. Matric. 1748. M.P. for Retford, 1751-
68; for Newark, 1768-74; for Shoreham, 1774-80. Keeper
of the Records in the Tower, 1755-83. Clerk of the Pipe,
1758-83. Treasurer of the Household, 1766-77, and Privy
CounciUor, 1766. Succeeded as 5th Bart., Sept. 6, 1771.
Married (1) Wilhelmina, dau. of John NewTiham, of Mares-
field Park, Sussex; (2) Elizabeth, dau. of Edward Woodcock,
of Lincoln's Inn. Died Sept. 11, 1783. Will, P.C.C. (Burke;
G.E.C.)
SHELLEY, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 11,
i6i6. Perhaps 3rd s. of Henry, of Patcham, Sussex. Bapt.
there, Aug. 20, 1601. Matric. 1616; Scholar; B.A. 1619-20;
M.A. 1623. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 19; priest, Sept. 20,
1624. V. of Wolstanton, Staffs., 1643-5, ejected. Perhaps
brother of Thomas (1614). (Horsfield, Lewes, 180.)
SHELEY, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Jesus, c. 1592. Perhaps
s. of John, of Exning, Suffolk. B.A. 1594-5; M.A. 1598;
B.D. 1605; D.D. 1619. Fellow, 1597-1614. V. of All Saints',
Cambridge, 1606-12. V. of Whittlesford, Cambs., 1611-2.
R. of Barton Mills, Suffolk, 1611. R. of Gt Saxham, 1615-45.
Father of Thomas (1639). (Vis. of Suffolk, 1664; A.
Gray.)
SHELLEY, THOMAS. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Emmanuel, May 17,
1614. Probably s. and h. of Henry, of Patcham, Sussex.
Married Mary, dau. of Thomas Stevens, of Lypcate, Gloucs.,
Attorney-General to Prince Henry. Died s.p., Dec. 2, 1620,
aged 23. M.I. at St Alban's, Wood Street, London. (Hors-
field, Lewes, 178.)
SHELLEY, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 15) at St John's, May i6,
1639. S. of Thomas (c. 1592), D.D., R. of Barton Mills,
Suffolk. B. there. School, Bury St Edmunds (Mr Dickeson).
Matric. 1639. Migrated to Caius, Aug. 5, 1640. Scholar,
1640-2. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 18, 1641-2. Of Banstead
and Nether Hall, Tuddenham. Died Oct. 1680. (Ffnn, 1.340;
Vis. of Suffolk, 1664.)
SHELMERDINE, DANIEL. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's,
May 22, 1652. S. of Thomas (1618), V. of Crich, Derbs.
B. there, Jan. 1, 1636. School, Rcpton. Matric. 1652; B.A.
1655-6; M.A. 1659. Ord. presbyterian at Wirksworth, May
20, 1657. Chaplain to Colonel Green, at Moseley, Worcs.
Minister of Barrow and Twyford, near Derby, till 1662,
ejected; often imprisoned. Died at Findem, near Derby,
Oct. 22, 1699. Buried there. (Peile, i. 548.)
SHELMERDINE, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Magdalene,
May 19, 1675. S. of William, deceased. B. in Lancashire.
School, Manchester. Matric. 1678; B.A. 1678-9; M.A. 1682.
Ord. deacon (Chester) Dec. 19, 1686. Head Master of Bolton-
le-Moors Grammar School, 1687-1705. Died 1705.
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SHELMARDINE, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Christ's, July,
1618. B. in Lancashire. B.A. 1621-2. V. of Crich, Derbs.,
1629; of Matlock, 1650, ejected. Silenced, in 1662. Retired
to Wirksworth. Married Faith, dau. of Richard Wigley, of
Wigwall, Feb. 17, 1633. Died c. 1662. Father of Daniel
(1652). (Peile, I. 325.)
SHELMERDINE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Christ's, Apr. 2,
1670. Of Derbyshire.
SHELTON, see also SKELTON.
SHELTON, CHARLES. Adm. pens, at Trinity, June 19, 1679.
Of Norfolk. 4th s. of Maurice, of Bamingham, Suffolk, Esq.
Died s.p. Buried at Shelton, Norfolk, Nov. 30, 1710. Brother
of Maurice (i666) and Robert (1675). (Vis. ojf Norfolk, 11.
351.)
SHELTON, GEORGE. Adm. scholar at Trinity Hall, Jan. 4,
1724-5. Of Westminster. Doubtless s. and h. of Richard, of
St James', Westminster. Matric. 1724. Adm. at the Inner
Temple, Jan. 21, 1726.
SHELTON, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Queens', July 6, 1703.
S. of Henry, of Bamingham, Suffolk. B. c. 1686. School,
Bury. Matric. 1703. Went into the army and died young.
Brother of Maurice (1701). {Bury School; S.H.A.H.)
SHELTON, HUGH. Adm. pens, at Clare, July 20, 1647.
Matric. 1648; B.A. 1651-2.
SHELTON, JOHN. B.A. from Clare, 1584-5. Licensed to teach
grammar at Long Melford, Suffolk; perhaps C. there.
SHELTON, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Pembroke, Mar. 23,
1617. S. of Edmund, of London. Matric. 1618; Scholar,
1618; B.A. 1621-2; M.A. 1626. Perhaps V. of Stanford,
Norfolk, 1628; R. of Reade, Suffolk, 1634-9. One of these
names, 'M.A.,' R. of Kirby Underdale, Yorks., 1639.
SHELTON, JOHN. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Queens', Nov. 30, 1674.
Of Staffordshire, Perhaps s. of John, of West Bromwich,
Staffs.; age 3 in 1663. Matric. 1675. Perhaps brother of
Richard (1682). {Staffs. Pedigrees.)
SHELTON, JOSEPH. Matric. pens, from Trinity Hall, July,
1695; Scholar. Probably s. and h. of John, of West Brom-
wich, Staffs. Adm. at the Inner Temple, Feb. 11, 1695.
SHELTON, MAURICE. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Trinity, May 11,
1666. Doubtless s. and h. of Maurice, of Bamingham,
Suffolk. Matric. 1666-7. Adm. at Gray's Inn, June 29, 1670.
Of Bamingham, Esq. Married Martha, dau. of Robert
Appleton, of Gt Waldingfield, Suffolk, Esq. Died Oct. 7,
1680. Buried at Shelton. Brother of Charles {1679) and
Robert (1675).
SHELTON, MAURICE. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 18) at Caius,
May 22, 1701. S. of Henry, Esq., of Bamingham, Suffolk.
B. there. Bapt. Oct. 2, 1683. School, Bury (Mr Leeds).
Matric. 1701. Deputy-Lieutenant for Suffolk, 1727. Of
Bamingham Holt, Suffolk. Married three wives. Author,
miscellaneous. Died at Bury, July 31, 1749. M.I. at Shelton.
Will proved (Bury) Aug. 28, 1749. Brother of Henry (1703).
(Venn, 1. 507; Vis. of Norfolk, 11. 352.)
SHELTON, PETER. Of Trinity Hall. Proctor, 1391-2. Ord.
deacon (Ely) Dec. 18, 1400; priest, Apr. 2, 1401. Will
(P.C.C.) 1436; ' Treasurer of Chichester (sic); of Carlton Rode,
Norfolk.' One of these names, LL.B., Commissary of Alex-
ander, Bishop of Norwich, in 1408.
SHELTON or SHELDON, RICHARD. University Counsel,
1625-31. S. of John, mercer, of Birmingham, Warws.
Knighted, Oct. 1625. Solicitor-General, 1625-34. M.P. for
Bridgnorth, 1626, 1628-9. K.C., 1634. Married Lettice,
dau. of Sir Robert Fisher, of Packington, Warws. Died Dec.
1647. {D.N.B.; Staffs. Pedigrees, 1664-1700; Vis. of Norfolk,
II. 354-)
SHELTON, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Trinity, June 14, 1682.
Perhaps 2nd s. of John, late of Bromwich Hall, Staffs., Esq.,
deceased. Matric. 1682; Scholar, 1685; B.A. 1685-6. Adm.
at Lincoln's Inn, Feb. 4, 1684-5, and at the Inner Temple,
May 24, 1692. Perhaps brother of John (1674).
SHELTON, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Caius, Apr. 28, 1675. 3rd
s. of Maurice, Esq., of Thetford, Norfolk. B. at Norton,
Norfolk. Schools, Thetford (Mr Keene) and Norwich. Matric.
1675; Scholar, 1675-80; M.B. i68o. Died in College. Buried
at St Michael's, May 12, 1682. Will proved (V.C.C.) 1683.
Brother of Charles (1679) and Maurice (i666). {Venn, i.
453-)
SHELTON, THEOPHILUS. Adm. pens, at Clare, Nov. 15, 1707.
Doubtless s. of Theophilus, J. P., of Wakefield, Yorks. B.
there. School, Wakefield. Matric. 1707; B.A. 1711-2; M.A.
from Magdalene, 1715. Fellow of Magdalene, 1712.
SHELTON, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Queens', Lent,
1607-8. Of Essex. B.A. 1611-2.
Shepherd, Barnabas
SHELTON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Jesus, May 29, 1650.
Of Brentwood, Essex. School, Felsted. Matric. 1650; B.A.
1653-4; Scholar, 1654; M.A. 1657. Fellow, 1655-63. Incorp.
at Oxford, 1660. V. of Gt Bursted, Essex, 1661-70. V. of
St James', Colchester, 1670-99. V. of Stisted, 1691-9.
Buried at St James', Colchester, Oct. 23, 1699. Father of
William (1683). (A. Gray.)
SHELTON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Apr. 11, 1683.
S. of William (1650), R. of St James', Colchester, Essex.
School, Colchester. Matric. 1683; Exhibitioner, 1686. Died
in College. Buried in the Chapel, Nov. 24, 1686. (A. Gray.)
SHELTON or SHECKLETON, . B.A. 1479-80, 'Skelton';
M.A. 1485.
SHELTON, . B.Can.L. 1481.
SHELTON, . Adm. scholar at Trinity Hall, July 13,
1694.
SHEMELD, GEORGE. Adm. sizar at Trinity, May 21, 1647.
Of Yorkshire. Matric. 1646. For a pedigree of Shemeld of
Sheffield, see F.M.G., 738.
SHEMELD, JAMES. Adm. pens, at Clare, May 17, 1641-
Matric. 1641; B.A. 1644-5.
SHENK or SHENKIN, ISAIAH. Incorp. from Cologne, 1467-8;
D.Can.L. 1470-1.
SHENKIN or SHENKWYN, THOMAS. B.Civ.L. 1472-3;
D.Can.L. 1480-1. Probably Master of St Leonard's Hospital,
Bedford, 1485-93. Chancellor of Norwich diocese, 1491-5.
Archdeacon of Sudbury, 1493-7. Will (P.C.C.) 1497; 'LL.D.,
of St Giles' Hospital, Norwich.' Died 1497. (H. G. Harrison;
A. B. Beaven.)
SHENKIN, WILLIAM. Com. for B.A. 1467-8.
SHENTON, PAUL. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Trinity, Dec. 28,
1745. S. of Samuel (1708), of EweU, Surrey. Educated at
the School of Christ Church, Oxford. Matric. 1745-6; B.A.
1750-1. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Dec. 23, 1753; priest, Dec. 24,
1758. Brother of the next.
SHENTON, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, Oct. 26,
1745. S. of Samuel (1708), of Ewell, Surrey. School, Christ
Church School, Oxford. Doubtless matric. (Christ Church,
Oxford) July 9, 1746; 'S. of Samuel, of Hagboume, Berks.,
clerk'; B.A. (Oxford) 1750. Brother of Paul (above). {Al.
Oxon.)
SHENTON, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, June 2,
1708. S.of Samuel, of London. School, Westminster. Matric.
1709; Scholar, 1709; B.A. 1711-2; M.A. 1715. Fellow, 1714.
Ord. deacon (London) Dec. 19, 1714; priest, Dec. 18, 1715.
V. of Minehead, Somerset, 1722-3. V. of Ewell, Surrey,
1723-48. R. of St John's, Wapping, Middlesex, 1724-48.
Died 1748. Father of Robert (1745) and Paul. See Al. Oxon.
for a contemporary. {Al. Westmon., 250; Hennessy.)
SHENTON, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Sept. 2, 1645.
Of Cheshire. Possibly s. of John, R. of Croft, Cheshire, in
1591. Matric. 1645. One of these names s. of John, of
Burland, Leics., Esq.; adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 4, 1647-8.
SHEPHEARD, ABEL. Adm. sizar (age ly) at Christ's, Oct. 30,
1649. S. of Richard (1612-3), R. of Bennington, Lines.
B. there. School, Homcastle (Mr Nottingham). Matric.
1650; B.A. 1653. Perhaps succeeded his father as R. of
Bennington, 1666. {Peile, 1. 531.)
SHEPPARD, AMBROSE. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Oct. 5,
1614. 2nd s. of Owen, Esq., of Kirby Bedon, Norfolk.
School, Norwich (Mr Thorton). Matric. 1614. Chosen register
of the parish of Kirby St Andrew, 1653. Brother of Robert
(1612) and Bamey (1622). {Venn, 1. 227; Vis. of Norfolk.)
SHEPHERD, AMBROSE. Adm. pens, at Corpus Christi, 1662.
Of Suffolk. Matric. 1662. Buried at St Benet's, Cambridge,
July 23, 1663.
SHEPHERD, ANTHONY. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's,
June 25, 1740. S. of Arthur, of Westmorland. B. at Kendal.
School, Kendal (Mr Towers). Matric. 1740; B.A. 1743-4;
M.A. from Christ's, 1747; B.D. 1761; D.D. 1766. FeUow of
Christ's, 1746-83. Plumian Professor of Astronomy, 1760-96.
Ord. priest (London) Feb. 23, 1745-6. V. of Croxton,
Norfolk, 1756-8; of Boum, Cambs., 1758-63. R. of Barton
Mills, Suffolk, 1763-82. F.R.S., 1763. Master of Mechanics
to George III, 1768-96. Canon of Windsor, 1777-96. R. of
Eastling, Kent, 1782-96. R. of Hartley Wespall, Hants.,
1792-6. Died unmarried, June 15, 1796. Portrait in the
University Library. WiU, P.C.C. {D.N. B.; Peile, u. 2^1.)
SHEPPARD, BARNABAS. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Michs.
1564. B. in London. B.A. 1567-8; M.A. 1571; B.D. 1578.
Fellow, 1573-80. Ord. deacon (London) Jan. 6, 1573-4;
priest (Peterb.) Feb. 27, 1576-7. R. of Ackworth, Yorks.,
1578-85. R. of Foston, 1583-7. R. of Bulmer 1585-7.
Died 1587.
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SHEPPARD, BARNEY. Adm. pens, (age i6) at Caius, May 15,
1622. 6th s. of Owen, gent., of Buckenham, Norfolk. School,
Norwich (Mr Thorton). Matric. 1622; Scholar, 1623-9; B.A.
1625-6; M.A. 1629. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Mar. 2, 1633-4;
priest, June i, 1634. C. of Whitlingham, Norfolk, in 1636.
Sequestered from Ranworth, in 1645. V. of Upton and R. of
FJshley, 1647. Buried at Fishley, Feb. 26, 1656-7. Will
proved (London) Mar. 11, 1656-7. Brother of Ambrose
(1614) and Robert (1612). {Venn, i. 256.)
SHEPHARD, benjamin. Matric. pens, from St John's, c.
1593. Perhaps s. of Nicholas (1549). Bapt. Jan. 13, 1576-7,
at Peterborough. B.A. 1596-7.
SHEPHERD, BENJAMIN. Adm. pens, (age i8) at Christ's,
May 25, 1725. S. of John. B. at Hill-upon-Coat, Salop.
School, Mavesyn Ridware (Mr Stephenson). Matric. 1726;
Scholar, 1727; B.A. 1728-9. Ord. deacon (Hereford) Oct.
1729; priest, Aug. 1731. (Peile, 11. 210.)
SHEPPARD, CHARLES. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's,
July I, 1664. S. of Thomas, gent., of Hilton, Hunts. B. there.
School, Huntingdon. Matric. 1667; B.A. 1667-8. Adm. at
Gray's Inn, Feb. 16, 1665-6.
SHEPPARD, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. pens, from Christ's,
Mar. 1580-1. Of Leicestershire.
SHEPHERD, EDMUND. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs.
1566; perhaps scholar from Westminster, 'Giles'; B.A.
1569-70.
SHEPHERD, EDMUND. M.A. 1622 (Incorp. from Oxford). Of
Cumberland, pleb. Matric. (Queen's College, Oxford) July 3,
1612, age 16; B.A. (Oxford) 1615-6; M.A. 1619. Fellow of
Queen's College, Oxford. Died 1625. Will proved (Chan-
cellor's Court, Oxford) Nov. 21, 1625. (Al. Oxon.)
SHEAPARD, EDMUND. Adm. sizar (age 20) at Peterhouse,
June 30, 1658. Matric. 1658. One of these names V. of
Shirley, Derbs.; R. of Seaton, Rutland, 1674-82. Died 1682.
SHEPHERD, EDMUND. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1659. Of
Suffolk. S. and h. of Edmund, of Mendlesham, Suffolk.
B. there, June 23, 1641. High Sheriff for Suffolk, 1689.
Married Anne, dau. of Sir John Coell, Knt., Apr. 3, 1666.
Died July 20, 1708, aged 66. M.I. at Mendlesham. Brother
of John (1659) and probably father of John (1690). (Vis. of
Suffolk, 1664; G. Mag., 1830, 398.)
SHEPPARD, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Easter, 1607.
Probably s.'of Stephen (1571). B. at Long Melford, Suffolk.
B.A. 1610-1; M.A. 1614. Ord. deacon (York) Dec. 161 1;
priest (London) Mar. 12, 1619-20, age 28; 'C. of St Laurence,
Hertford.' V. of Gt Maplestead, Essex, 1639.
SHEPHERD, EDWARD. Adm. sizar at Magdalene, Nov. 10,
1721. B. in Lincolnshire. Matric. 1723; LL.B. 1727. Ord.
deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 20, 1724; priest, Dec. i8, 1726.
SHEPHEARD, FRANCIS. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Clare, Apr. 12,
1734. B. in London. .
SHEPARD, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Dec. 1576;
B.A. 1580-1; M.A. 1584. Under-usher of St Paul's School,
1583.
SHEPHERD, GEORGE. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, June,
1672. S. of Hugh, husbandman. B. at Sutton, Notts.
School, Sutton (Mr Rayner). Matric. 1672; Scholar, 1672-6;
B.A. 1675-6.
SHEPPARD, GEORGE. Adm. pens, at Clare, Aug. 20, 1674.
Of Doncaster. S. of Edward, alderman. Matric. 1674; B.A.
1678-9; M.A. 1682. Fellow, 1681-90. Incorp. at Oxford,
1682. Buried at Grantchester, Cambs., Oct. 16, 1690. M.I.
Brother of James (1666).
SHEPHEARD, GEORGE. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity, Mar.
22, 1732-3. S. of Samuel, of Springfield, Essex. School,
Westminster. Matric. 1733; Scholar, 1733; B.A. 1736-7;
M.A. 1740. Adm. at Lincoki's Inn, Mar. 28, 1735.
SHEPHERD, HENRY. M.A. from King's, 1728. S. of Richard,
of Clebbume, Westmorland, clerk, Matric. (Queen's College,
Oxford) May 11, 1719, age 16; B.A. (Oxford) 1724-5. [Al.
Oxon.)
SHEPPARD, JAMES. Adm. pens, (age 15) at St John's, Oct. 9,
1666. S. of Edward, alderman of Doncaster. B. there.
School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1667, 'John'; B.A. 1670-1; M.A.
1674. Ord. priest (York) Sept. 1675. Brother of George
(1674).
SHEPPARD, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Mar. 20,
1592-3. Matric. c. 1593.
SHEPPARD, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, Jan. 11,
1594-5- Perhaps s. of John, of Mendlesham, Suffolk. Matric.
c. 1595. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Mar. 12, 1595-6. One of these
names purchased the manor of Campsey Ash, 1652. Died
Feb. 14, 1669. M.I. at Ash. Perhaps father of John (1623-4).
(G. Mag., 1830, 399.)
Shepherd, Richard
SHEPPARD, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St John's, Lent, 1597-8;
B.A. 1602-3; M.A. 1606. One of these names V. of Calkwell,
Lines., 1618-21. Perhaps of Panton, Lines., clerk. Will
(Lincoln) 1631.
SHEPPARD, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1622. Of Norfolk. B.A. 1625-6.
SHEPPARD, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Lent, 1623-4.
Perhaps s. of John (1594-5), of Mendlesham, Suffolk, gent.
B. Mar. 25, 1607. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 19, 1626-7.
One of these names, of Ash, died unmarried, June 11, 1671.
M.I. at Ash. (G. Mag., 1830, 399.)
SHEPHEARD, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Mar. 31,
1629. Of Suffolk. Matric. 1629; B.A. 1632-3; M.A. 1636.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 4, 1637.
SHEPPARD, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1659. Doubtless s. of Edmund, of Mendlesham, Suffolk.
B.A. 1662-3. Buried at St Benet's, Cambridge, Oct. 20, 1664.
Brother of Edmund (1659).
SHEPHARD, JOHN. Adm. at Pembroke, June 16, 1659; B.A.
1662-3. Perhaps ord. deacon (Bishop of Galloway) Feb. 25,
1661-2. V. of Wood Ditton, Cambs., 1662. One of these
names, 'B.A.,' R. of Caterham, Surrey, 1667-81.
SHEPHEARD, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Jesus, June 25, 1664. Of
Lancashire. Matric. 1665; B.A. 1667-8; M.A. 1671. Ord.
deacon (Lincoln) May 17, 1668; priest (London) Sept. 1670;
'C. of Epping.' Perhaps V. of Charing, Kent, 1674-8, 'M.A.'
SHEPARD, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, May i, i666. Of
Suffolk. Matric. 1667; B.A. 1669-70; M.A. 1673. Ord.
deacon (Norwich) May, 1673; priest, Sept. 1677. Perhaps
R. of Sanderstead, Surrey, 1679-1705. R. of Wethersdale,
Suffolk, 1681. Buried at Sanderstead, June 5, 1705.
SHEPHEARD, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Clare, Michs. 1674.
SHEPHERD, JOHN. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1690. Of
Suffolk. Perhaps s. of Edmund (1659), of High House,
Campsey Ash, and of Mendlesham. B. 1675. School, Bury.
High Sheriff of Suffolk, 1709-14. Married (1) Anne, Dowager
Countess of Leicester, dau. of Sir Robert Reeve, Bart.;
(2) Hannah Wilmot. Died Oct. 18, 1747, aged 72. Buried
at Mendlesham. M.I. (G. Mag., 1830, 399.)
SHEPHERD, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Emmanuel, Easter,
1715-
SHEPPARD, JOHN. M.A. from Corpus Christi, 1718. 1st s.
of Joshua (1664), V. of Harrowden, Northants. Matric.
(Pembroke College, Oxford) Mar. 16, 1694-5 (der. fil.);
B.A. (O.xford) 1698. Ord. deacon, Sept. 22, 1700; priest
(Peterb.) Sept. 20, 1702; C. of Little Harrowden, 1700. V. of
Brockhall, 1722-53. V. of Harrowden, 1722-53. Died
suddenly whilst playing at cards. Buried Jan. 5, 1753, at
BrockhaU. {Baker, 1. 116; H. I. Longden.)
SHEPHERD, JOHN. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1746. Of Kent.
Matric. Michs. 1747.
SHEPHERD, JOSHUA. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's,
Apr. 29, 1664. S. of William, deceased, of Tilbrook, Beds.
B. there. School, Kimbolton (Mr Taylor). Matric. 1664;
B.A. 1667-8; M.A. 1671. Ord. deacon (Ely) Sept. 24, 1670;
priest (Peterb.) Sept. 23, 1677. Schoolinaster of Guils-
borough, Northants., 1676. C. of Higham Ferrers, 1679-86.
V. of Harrowden, 1686-1722. R. of Brockhall, 1707-22.
Married Mary, dau. of John Ward, of Brafield-on-the-Green.
Buried at Gt Harrowden, Jan. 10, 1722-3. Will (Archd.
Northants.) 1722-3. Fatherof John (1718). (H. I. Longden.)
SHEPPARD, LEONARD. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1573; B.A. 1576-7; M.A. 1580. Ord. priest (Peterb.) Sept. 24,
1580.
SHEPPARD, NICHOLAS. Matric. sizar from St Catharine's,
Easter, 1549. Of Westmorland. B. 1533. B.A. from St
John's, 1552-3; M.A. 1559; B.D. from Trinity, 1568. Fellow
of St John's, 1553; reinstated, 1558. Fellow of Trinity, 1562.
Vice-Master of Trinity, 1564-9. Proctor, 1566-7. Master
of St John's, 1569-74. Preb. of Peterborough, 1561-87.
R. of Hartlebury, Worcs., 1561-87. University preacher,
1561, 1566. Archdeacon of Northampton, 1569-87. R. of
Hougham with Marston, Lines., till 1587. Preb. of Lincoln,
1572-87. Died July, 1587. Will proved (P.C.C.) July 10,
1587. Perhaps father of Benjamin {c. 1593). (Cooper, 11. 15;
D.N.B.)
SHEPHERD, NICHOLAS. Matric. from King's, Lent, 1638-9;
B.A. 1640-1. Perhaps R. of Poringland, Norfolk, 1647-72.
Died 1672.
SHEPHERD, NICHOLAS. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's,
1665-6; B.A. 1669-70. Incorp. at Oxford, 1669-70.
SHEAPHEARD, RALPH. Matric. sizar from Magdalene,
Michs. 1629.
SHEPPARD, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter,
1579. Of Essex.
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SHEAPHERD, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi,
Michs. 1583; B.A. 1586-7. Probably ord. deacon (Carlisle)
Nov. 3, 1587; priest, Mar. 16, 1588.
SHEPPARD, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1588; B.A. 1591-2; M.A. 1595. Incorp. at Oxford, 1595.
Perhaps P.C. of Northaw, Herts., 1604-29.
SHEPHARD, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from King's, c. 1596.
SHEPARD, RICHARD. B.A. from Christ's, 1612-3 ; M.A. 1616.
Doubtless s. of Simon, yeoman of Bennington, Lines. Ord.
deacon (Peterb.) Dec. 22; priest, Dec. 23, 1616. R. of
Bennington, 1619; still there, 1641. Licensed (Lincoln)
May 9, 1626, to marry Mary Westland, of Bennington,
spinster. Benefactor to Christ's. Father of Abel (1649).
(Peile, I. 277.)
SHEPHEARD, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's,
Oct. 6, 1701. S. of Richard, clerk. B. at Thruxton, Hants.
School, Salisbury (Mr Hardwyck). Matric. 1702. Ord.
deacon (London) Feb. 16; priest, Feb. 19, 1706-7.
SHEPHERD, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Sidney,
May 29, 1713. S. of Thomas, of Kendal, Westmorland.
B. there. School, Kendal. Matric. 1713; M.B. 1719. Perhaps
brother of Thomas (1709).
SHEPPARD, ROBERT. Perhaps B.A. 1457-8 (fined for non-
determination). Probably a member of Peterhouse. V.
of Cherry Hinton, Cambs., in 1450-61. One of these names,
' B.D.,' R. of St Stephen's, Coleman Street, London, 1478-86.
Died Sept. or Oct. i486. Will, Comm. London.
SHEPPARD, ROBERT. Matric. FeU.-Com. from St John's,
Easter, 1579. B. at Tenterden, Kent. Perhaps adm. at
Gray's Inn, May 25, 1582, from Staple Inn.
SHEPERD, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter,
1611; B.A. 1614-5; M.A. 1618. Ord. priest (Norwich) Dec.
24, 1615. R. of Hepworth, Suffolk, 1618-42, ejected; re-
stored, 1660-72. Buried there Mar. 5, 1672-3. Perhaps
father of Robert (1646). {Peile, i. 284.)
SHEPPERD, ROBERT. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 16) at Caius,
June 16, 1612. S. and h. of Owen, Esq., of Kirby Bedon,
near Norwich. Schools, Bramerton and Norwich (Mr
Thornton). Matric. 1613; B.A. 1614-5. Adm. at Lincoln's
Ian, Nov. 21, 1612. Of Kirby Bedon, Esq. Brother of
Ambrose (1614) and Barney (1622). [Venn, 1. 218; Vis. of
Norfolk.)
SHEPHARD, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Michs. 1646. Of Suffolk. Perhaps s. of Robert (i6ii), of
Stanton, Suffolk, clerk. B.A. 1650-1; M.A. 1654. Adm. at
Gray's Inn, Nov. 24, 1648.
SHEPHERD, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Oct. 12, 1686.
Of Lancashire.
SHEPHARD, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, Jan. 4,
1701-2. Matric. 1702.
SHEPPARD, SAMUEL. Matric. pens, from St John's, c. 1593.
SHEPARD, STEPHEN. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1571; B..\. 1574-5; M.A. 1578. Perhaps father of Edward
(1607).
SHEPHERD, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter,
1614; B.A. 1616-7; M.A. 1620. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Mar.
17; priest. Mar. 18, 1621-2. Perhaps R. of Graffham, Himts.,
1622-43, deprived.
SHEPPARD, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Feb. 10,
1619-20. S. of William, grocer, of Towcester, Northants.
B. there, Nov. 5, 1605. School, Towcester. Matric. 1620;
B.A. 1623-4; M.A. 1627. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) July 12;
priest, July 13, 1627. Lecturer at Earls Colne, Essex.
Reprimanded by Laud for his Puritan activities and pro-
hibited from exercising as a minister in the diocese of London.
Became chaplain to Sir Richard Darley, Knt., of Butter-
crambe, Yorks.; preached surreptitiously in that region till
forced by persecution to flee to Heddon, near Newcastle-on-
Tyne. Emigrated to New England. Arrived in Boston,
Oct. 3, 1635, and proceeded to NewtowTi (aftenvaids changed
to Cambridge in honour of Sheppard), Mass. Pastor of the
Cambridge Church, 1636-49. Took a leading part in es-
tablishing Harvard College. Held in high esteem by his
contemporaries. Author, religious. Died Aug. 25, 1649.
(J. G. Bartlett; D.N.B.)
SHEPARD, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1627; Scholar, 1631; B.A. 1631-2.
SHEPPARD, THOMAS. Adm. as M.A. at Emmanuel, 1645.
Of Bedfordshire. One of these names (Shepard), B.A. from
St Mary Hall, Oxford, 1633; M.A. 1635-6; but possibly same
as next.
SHEPHEARD, THOMAS. M.A. 1657 (Incorp. from Oxford).
S. of William, of Abbotscombe, Somerset, pleb. Matric.
(Oriel College, Oxford) Sept. 26, 1634, age 17; B.A. (Oxford)
1636; M.A. 1642. Created B.D. (Oxford) 1661. Perhaps
R. of Mawgan in Meneage, Cornwall, in 1666. i^Al. Oxon.)
Shepley, John
SHEPPARD, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Peterhouse,
June 29, 1677. Of Bedfordshire. Perhaps s. of Thomas, of
Maulden, Beds. Bapt. there, Dec. 24, 1660. School, Potton,
Beds. Matric. 1678; B.A. 1680-1. Probably C. of MUlbrook,
Beds., 1684-8. Buried there May 4, 1688. {Geneal. Bedford.,
204.)
SHEPHARD, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 15) at St John's,
Oct. 7, 1680. S. of WilUam (1649), clerk, R. of Tilbrook,
Beds. B. there. School, Oundle (Mr Speed). Matric. i68i;
B.A. 1684-5; M.A. 1688. V. of St Neots, Hunts., 1690-1707;
a non-juror. Followed his father's example in seceding from
the established church. Dissenting minister at Bocking,
Essex, 1700-38. Author, sermons. Died Jan. 29, 1738-9,
aged 73. (David's Essex; N. and Q., 2nd S., vii. 155.)
SHEPHERD, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's,
June 2, 1709. S. of Thomas, gent. B. at Sizergh-FeU-Side,
Westmorland. School, Kendal (Mr More). Matric. 1709.
Perhaps brother of Richard (1713).
SHEPHERD, THOMAS. Student of Clare. Buried at St
Michael's, Cambridge, Apr. 28, 1751.
SHEPPARDE, W. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Clare, Michs. 1545.
SHEPHERD, WILLIAM. Adm. at King's (age 16) a scholar
from Eton, Sept. 1, 1582. Of Littlecote (or Lidcote), Bucks.
Matric. 1582; B.A. 1586-7; M.A. 1590; M.D. c. 1598. Fellow,
1585-99. Practised at Leicester. (Harwood.)
SHEPARD, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Peterhouse, Easter,
1588. Possibly s. of Adam (mentioned in the will (Cons. C.
London) of Wm. Shepherd, R. of Heydon, Essex, 1590).
Scholar, 1590; B.A. 1591-2.
SHEPPARD, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's,
Lent, 1618-9; B.A. 1621-2; M.A. 1625. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
Sept. 18, 1624; priest. May 9, 1625. Perhaps lecturer in
Peterborough Cathedral. Buried May 8, 1630, at Peter-
borough.
SHEPHARD, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity Hall,
Michs. 1625; B.A. 1628-9; M.A. 1632. Perhaps V. of Buxton,
Norfolk, 1637-42. One of these names R. of Waresley,
Hunts., 1663-77. Died 1677.
SHEPHEARD, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Queens', 1649. Of
Bedfordshire. Matric. Easter, 1650; B.A. 1652-3; M.A. 1656.
Doubtless R. of Tilbrook, Beds., 1660-89; registrar there,
in 1653. Subsequently became the minister of a dissenting
congregation at Oundle, Northants. Married Hannah, of
Leonards, Eastcheap, London, Feb. 4, 1657. Doubtless
father of Thomas (1680). (W. M. Noble; Geneal. Bedford.,
292; N. and Q., 2nd S., vii. 156.)
SHEPHEARD, WILLIAM. M.A. from Queens', 1691. S. of
James, of Chudleigh, Devon. Matric. (Wadham College,
O.xford) Mar. 10, 1675-6, age 17; B.A. (Oxford) 1679. R- of
West Worlington, Devon, 1683. R. of Ashreigney, 1700-48.
Died 1748. Will (Exeter) 1748.
SHEPPHEARDSON, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age i.:>) at
Peterhouse, Aug. 26, 1697. Of Durham. 6th s. of Edward.
Bapt. at Pittington, June 29, 1680. School, Durham. Died
unmarried, Apr. 19, 1715. Brother of Ralph (1693). (Surtees,
I. 115.)
SHEPPERDSON, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity,
Nov. 17, 1725. S. of Ralph (1693), of Pittington Hall,
Durham. Bapt. Feb. 2, 1708-9, at Pittington. School,
Kirkleatham, Yorks. (Mr Clark). Matric. 1725; B.A. 1728-9.
Married Margaret, dau. of George Baker, of CrookhaU,
June 27, 1738, at Pittington. Buried Aug. 19, 1776, at
Pittington. (H. M. Wood.)
SHEPPERDSON, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius, May 16,
1629. S. of Henry, gent. Bapt. Dec. 27, 1611, at Abkettleby,
Leics. School, Melton (Mr Humfrey). Matric. 1629; B.A.
1632-3; M.A. 1636. R. of Broughton Sulney, Notts., 1653-
79, and of Nether Broughton, Leics. Buried at Upper
Broughton, Jan. 3, 1680-1. (Venn, i. 289.)
SHIPPHARDSON, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Christ's,
Apr. 20, 1667. S. of John. Bapt. Apr. 16, 1651, at Bishop-
Wearmouth. Matric. 1667. Married Elizabeth, dau. of
Ralph Smith, of West Rainton, Durham, Feb. 8, 1669, in
Durham .4bbey. Living, 1713. (Peile, n. 10; Surtees,i. m.)
SHIPPERSON, RALPH. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Trinity, May 3,
1693. S. of Edward, of Pittington HaUgarth, Durham. Bapt.
Sept. 10, 1676, at Pittington. School, Durham (Mr Rudd).
Adm. at Gray's Inn, Apr. 30, 1694. Of Pittington Hallgarth,
Esq. Married Margaret, dau. of Thomas Musgrave, D.D.,
of Salkeld, Cumberland. Buried June 17, 1719, at Pittington.
Will proved (Durham) July 13, 1721. Brother of Edward
(1697), father of Edward (1725). (H. M. Wood.)
SHEPLEY, see also SHIPLEY.
SHEPLEY, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, May 31
1655. S. of John, carpenter, of Boston, Lines. B. there.
School, Boston (Mr Morton).
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SHEPLEY, JOHN. M.A. from King's, i733. S. of Samuel, of
Manchester. Matric. (University College, Oxford) May 21,
1726, age 19; B.A. (Oxford) 1729-30. V. of Felsham, Suffolk,
1732-54. {Al. Oxon.)
SHEPPY or SHEPY, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Jesus, June 7,
1690. S. of Thomas. B. in London. School, Lewisham,
Kent. Matric. 1690. Migrated to Trinity, Feb. i, 1691-2.
Scholar, 1693; B.A. 1693-4. Perhaps M.A. 1728 (Com. Reg.).
V. of Gt Clacton, Essex, 1703-5. R. of St Edward and
St Julian, Norwich, 1704. R. of All Saints', 1704-37. R. of
Oxnead, Norfolk, 1709.
SHEPEI or SHEEPEY, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, (age 18) at
Pembroke, June 27, 1646. S. of Henry, husbandman. B.
in Warwick. Matric. 1646. Buried in Little St Mary's, Cam-
bridge, Aug. 6, 1647, Shippe. {E. Anglian, 11. 12.)
SHEPPY, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Pembroke, June 12,
1658, 'Grecian' from Christ's Hospital. S. of Thomas,
grocer. B. at Holbom, Middlesex. Matric. 1659; B.A. 1661-2.
SHERARD, see SHERRARD.
SHERBROOKE, EDMUND. Matric. sizar from St John's,
Michs. 1551; B.A. 1555-6; M.A. from Queens', 1558; B.D.
1565; D.D. from Jesus, 1579. Fellow of Jesus, 1556-7.
Fellow of Queens', 1557-67. University preacher, 1562;
deprived, 1566. R. of Ashdon, Essex, 1565. R. of Had-
stock, 1570-89. Died 1589. Will dated, Sept. 23, 1589;
proved (P.C.C.) 1589-90 ; mentions a brother Michael (? 1569) .
SHERBROKE or SHARNBROKE, EDWARD. B.A. 1495-6.
Of Essex. M.A. 1499. Fellow of Pembroke, c. 1495. 6rd.
sub-deacon (Ely) Feb. 23; deacon. Mar. 16, 1498-9. Preb.
of St Paul's, 1509-30. R. of Woodford, Essex, 1510. Of
Wormley, Herts. Possibly resident at King's Hall, Sham-
borough, 1507-30. Died Dec. 23, 1530. Will, P.C.C.
(Hennessy.)
SHERBROOKE, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Michs. 1610. Of Nottinghamshire.
SHERBROKE, MICHAEL. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1569 (adm. 1568). One of these names R. of Wickers-
ley, Yorks., 1567-1610. Died 1610. Perhaps brother of
Edmund (1551).
SHERBROOKE, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's,
Jan. 22, 1643-4. S. of Richard, shepherd, deceased, of
Streatham, Isle of Ely. B. there. School, West Wickham,
Cambs. (private). Matric. 1644; B.A. 1647-8.
SHERBROOK, . B.A. 1484.
SHERBROOK, . M.A. 1496-7.
SHERBORNE or SHYRBORNE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from
Pembroke, Michs. 1545. One of these names R. of Gt
Warley, Essex, 1554-71. Died 1571. See Al. Oxon. for a
contemporary namesake. (But Foster apparently confuses
two men.)
SHERBURN, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Queens', Apr. 24, 1714.
Of Yorkshire. Matric. 1714; B.A. 1717-8; M.A. 1721. Ord.
deacon (York) July, 1718; priest, 1720-1.
SHIRBORN, NICHOLAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's,
May 31, 1678, from Trinity College (sic), Oxford. Matric.
(St Mary Hall, Oxford) Nov. 24, 1676, age 15. S. of Essex,
of Pembridge, Hereford, gent. B. at Chehvorth, Somerset.
School, Monmouth (Mr Basset). Matric. 1678; B.A. 1680-1;
M.A. 1684. R. of Pembridge, Hereford, 1686. Married Mary
van Hugen van Menheid, of Stanton-in-Arrow. Father of
William (1703). (Al. Oxon.)
SHERBORNE, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Sidney, June 21, 1649.
S. of Robert, V. of Brayton, nearSelby, Yorks., and grandson
of Thomas (i579)- Bapt. May 7, 1635, at Barwick in Elmete,
Yorks. Schools, Coxwold (Mr Smelt) and Selby. Matric.
1649; B.A. 1652-3; M.A. 1656. P.C. of Cawood, Yorks.,
1659-64, ejected. Went to live with his father and assisted
him at Brayton. Died of consumption, 1670-1. Will dated,
Dec. 2, 1670; proved (Selby) May 2, 1671. Brother of
Sydrach (1675)- (Calamy, 11. 558; J. Parker.)
SHERBURNE, ROGER. Adm. pens, at Queens', June 15, 1596.
Of Yorkshire. Matric. 1596. One of these names adm. at
Gray's Inn, Oct. 26, 1601; of Ribbleton, Lanes.
SHEREBORNE, SYDRACH (or SHADRACH). Adm. sizar (age
18) at St John's, June 22, i675- S. of Robert, clerk, of Bray-
ton, Yorks. B. there. School, Selby. Matric. 1675; B.A. 1678-
9. Ord. deacon (York) June, i679;priest, June, 1680. P.C. of
Cawood, Yorks., 1684, and minister of Selby, 1698-1701.
Married Ann Rowden, at Wistow, Mar. 10, 1680. Died
Nov. 29, 1717. aged 60. Buried at Cawood. M.I. Brother
of Robert (1649). (W. Wheater, Sherburn and Cawood, 300.)
SHIRBURNE, THOMAS. Matric. Fell. -Com. from Queens',
Michs. 1579- Of Lancashire. Doubtless 4th s. of Sir Richard,
of Stonyhurst, Lanes. Adm. at Gray's Inn, July 1, 1584.
Of Eccleston, Lanes., and of Twisleton, Yorks. Died Sept. 14,
1607. (Burke, Ext. Bart.; J. Parker.)
Sherland, Thomas
SHERBORNE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Sr John's,
June 7, 1703. S. of Nicholas (1678), clerk. B. at Pembridge,
Hereford. School, Pembridge (Mr Graheame). Matric. 1703.
Agent to the Duke of Newcastle for his Hereford estates.
His translation of Horace, Ars Poetica, is in the British
Museum (Add. MSS. 33,498). Died insane. (J. Parker.)
SHERBORNE, . B.Can.L. 1497-8.
SHERCLIFFE, see SHIERCLIFFE.
SHERDLY, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 19) at St John's,
Apr. 12, 1684. S. of Richard, gent. B. at Farrington, Lanes.
School, Leyland (Mr Wade). Matric. 1684; B.A. 1687-8.
Ord. deacon (Carlisle) June 10, 1688; priest (Chester) June 15,
1689. C. at Blackburn, Lanes. Buried there Dec. 24, 1693.
(E. Axon.)
SHERFIELD, NICHOLAS. Adm. at King's, a scholar from
Eton, 1448. Of Northamptonshire.
SHERGOLD, GEORGE. Adm. pens, at Queens', June 30, 1679.
Of Wiltshire. Matric. 1679; B.A. 1682-3; M.A. 1686. FeUow,
1684-94.
SHERGOLD, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Queens', May 27, 1707.
Of London. Matric. 1709; B.A. 1714-5. Probably V. of
Preston, Dorset, 1720-1; afterwards R. of Devises, Sussex.
SHERIFFE, see also SHREVE.
SHERIFFE or SHERIVE, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. sizar (age 16)
at Caius, July 2, 1667. S. of Christopher, of Gt Bradley,
Suffolk. IB. there. Matric. 1667, 'Shriner'; Scholar, 1668-70;
B.A. 1670-1; M.A. 1674. Subscribed for deacon's orders
(Norwich) Oct. 17, 1670; ord. priest, Sept. 1674. C. of
Kennet, Suffolk. R. of Hawkchurch, Dorset, 1677-1727.
Died there Jan. 4, 1727-8. (Venn, i. 432.)
SHERIFFE, EDMUND. Master of Gonville Hall, 1472-5.
Preb. of Lincoln, 1458-71. R. of Little Billing, Northants.,
1467. Archdeacon of Stow, Lines. A carefiU compiler of
the College records. Died Sept. 29, 1475. (Venn, 1. 11.)
SHERIFF or SHEREVE, JOHN. B.A. 1501-2.
SHERIFFE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1655. Of Norfolk. B.A. 1657-8; M.A. 1661.
SHERIFF, THOMAS. Com. for M.A. or higher degree, 1461-2.
Excused from congregations, 1473. V. of Cherry Hinton,
Cambs., 1461-4. Died 1464. (T. A. Walker.)
SHERINGHAM, JASPER. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1555-
SHERINGHAM, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Caius, June 20,
1657. S. of Christopher, gent., of Tunstead, Norfolk. B.
there. Schools, Tunstead (Mr Brigges and Mr Hanes) and
Norwich (Mr Lovering). Matric. 1657; Scholar, 1657-60.
Licensed as a literate schoolmaster, Aug. 14, 1662. Ord.
deacon and priest (Norwich) Sept. 21, 1662. R. of Irstead,
Norfolk, 1662-80. V. of Homing, 1662. C. of Hemblington,
in 1674. Father of the next. (Venn, i. 398.)
SHERINGHAM, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Caius, July 5,
1679. S. of John (above), R. of Irstead, Norfolk. B. in
Norwich. Schools, Norwich (Mr Home and Mr Burton) and
North Walsham (Mr Harvey). Scholar, 1679-87; Matric.
1680; B.A. 1683-4; M.A. 1687. Master at Lynn School, 1686.
Ord. deacon (Norwich) Dec. 20, 1689; 'C. of East Walton.'
(Venn, i. 463.)
SHERINGHAM, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St Catharine's,
Aug. 20, 1730. Of Norwich. Matric. 1730; B.A. 1734-5.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Dec. 22, 1734; priest, Sept. 19, 1742.
SHERINGHAM, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Mar.
15, 1618-9. S. of William, of Guestwick, Norfolk. School,
Norwich (Mr Briggs). Matric. 1618-9; Scholar, 1620-6;
B.A. 1622-3; M.A. 1626. Fellow, 1626-51; ejected but
restored, 1660-78. Proctor, 1644-5. Incorp. at Oxford, 1628.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Mar. 28; priest, June 29, 1626.
Retired to Holland. Perhaps adm. at Leyden, Mar. 4, 1650.
Taught Hebrew and Arabic at Rotterdam and in other towns.
Returned to England at the Restoration. Author, De
Anglorum Geniis Origine, etc. Buried May 2, 1678, at St
Michael's, Cambridge. (Venn, I. 243; D.N.B.)
SHERINGHAM, THOMAS. ChanceUor of the University,
1286-7 and 1296-9.
SHERISEW, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Queens', June 29, 1590.
SHERLAND, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Christ's, May,
1561.
SHERLAND or SHERLONDE, EDWARD. Adm. pens, at Em-
manuel, Mar. 26, 1588. Matric. 1588. One of these names,
'of Suffolk,' adm. at Gray's Inn, Mar. 3, 1590-1, from Staple
Inn.
SHERLAND, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Michs. 1582.
SHERLAND, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Michs.
1582.
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Sherlock, John
SHERLOCK, JOHN. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, Feb. 28,
1697-8. Matric. 1699; B.A. 1701-2. One of these names,
F.R.S., 1715-
SHERLOCK, RICHARD. B.A. from Clare, 1601-2; M.A. 1605.
Bapt. Aug. 15, 1577, at Woodchurch, Cheshire. R. of
Woodchurch, 1616-43. Buried there Aug. 30, 1643. (E.
Axon.)
SHERLOCKE, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Caius, May 4,
1622. S.of Thomas, husbandman, of Haxby,Yorks. Schools,
York (Mr Johnson) and Pocklington (Mr Ellcocke). Matric.
1622; B.A. 1630-1. Ord. deacon (York) Dec. 18, 1625;
'schoolmaster at Haxby.'
SHERLOCK, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Corpus Christi, 1672.
Of Hertfordshire. Matric. 1672; B.A. 1675-6; M.A. 1679.
Ord. deacon (London) Dec. 24, 1676. R. of Eastry, Kent,
1695-8. Buried there June 2, 1698.
SHERLOCK, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, Jan. 11,
1693-4. S. of William (1657), Dean of St Paul's. B. 1678,
in London. School, Eton. Matric. 1695; B.A. 1697-8; M.A.
1701; D.D. 1714. Fellow, 1698. Master, 1714-9. Vice-
Chancellor, 1714-5. Adm. at the Middle Temple, Nov. 18,
1695. R. of Therfield, Herts., 1701-34. Master of the
Temple, 1705-53. Preb. of St Paul's, 1713-31. Dean of
Chichester, 1715-27. Preb. of Norwich, 1719. Bishop of
Bangor, 1728-34; of Salisbury, 1734-48; of London, 1748-
61. Lord Chancellor, 1743-8. Dean of the Chapel Royal,
1748-61. F.R.S., 1749. Took part in the Bangorian con-
troversy. Supported Walpole in the House of Lords. Author,
controversial. Died July 18, 1761. Buried at Fulham.
Will, P.C.C. Left his library to Cambridge. His portrait,
and that of Benjamin Hoadley, hang together in the Hall
of St Catharine's. {D.N.B.; Cluticrbuck, iii. 590.)
SHERLOCK, WILLIAM. Matric. from Christ's, 1596-7. B. at
Chester, c. 1577. B.A. 1599-1600; M.A. 1603. Ord. priest
(Colchester) Sept. 21, 1606. V. of Offley, Herts., 1608-14.
R. of Lilley, 1614. Father of the next. (Peile, i. 223.)
SHERLOCK, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Christ's,
June 25, 1628. S. of William (above), V. of Lilley, Herts.
B. there. Matric. 1629. C. of Lilley, 1638-50. {Peile, 1. 393.)
SHERLOCK, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Peterhouse,
May 19, 1657. B. at Southwark, Surrey. Schools, St Mary-
Overeyand Eton. Matric. 1657; Scholar, 1658; B.A. 1660-1;
M.A. 1665; D.D. 1680. R. of St George's, Botolph Lane, and
St Botolph, Billingsgate, 1669-91. Preb. of St Paul's,
1681-1707. President of Sion CoUege, 1683. Master of the
Temple, 1685-1705. Chaplain to the King, 1686-90, 1690-
1707. A leader amongst the Non-Jurors, in 1688-9, but took
the Oaths in 1690. Canon Residentiary of St Paul's, 1691-
1707. Dean of St Paul's, 1691-1707. R. of Therfield, Herts.,
1697-1701. Married Elizabeth Gardner, Feb. 8, 1672-3.
Author, theological and controversial. Died June 19, 1707,
aged 67. Buried in St Paul's Cathedral. Will, P.C.C. Father
of Thomas (1693-4). {T. A. Walker, 111; D.N.B.; Clutter-
buck, III. 590.)
SHERLOCK, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Jesus, July 3,
1699. S. of Thomas. B. at Buntingford, Herts. School,
Buntingford. Matric. 1699. Migrated to Christ's. Adm.
there as scholar, Feb. 10, 1699-1700; B.A. 1702-3; M.A.
1707. Ord. deacon (London) June 8, 1707; priest, Sept. 19,
1708. C. of Deptford, Kent, 1716. R. of Little Burstead,
Essex, 1723-36. Chaplain to the Earl of Huntingdon. R. of
St George's, Botolph Lane and of St Botolph, Billingsgate,
London, 1725-36. Died unmarried, 1736. Will, P.C.C.
{Peile, II. 148.)
SHERLYNCKE, . Com. for M.A. or higher degree, 1465-6.
SHERMAN, ABRAHAM. M.A. 1651 (Incorp. from Oxford).
Of Kent, gent. Matric. (Merton College, Oxford) Oct. 19,
1621, age 19; B.A. (Oxford) 1621-2; M.A. 1624. Chaplain
of Lincoln's Inn, 1628-33. R. of Lee, Kent, 1633-54. Died
Oct. 5, 1654. M.L at Lee. WiU, P.C.C. {Al. Oxon.)
SHERMAN, ALEXANDER. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Lent, 1557-8.
SHERMAN, CHARLES. Matric. pens, from Christ's, c. 1593.
SHERMAN, EDMUND. Adm. at St Catharine's, May, 1644,
and at Queens', July 23, 1644. Of Dedham, Essex. S. of
Samuel, clothier. School, Dedham. B.A. from Clare, 1647.
Master of Dedham School, 1668-74. WiU dated, Nov. 20,
1674; proved (P.C.C.) Feb. 3, i674-5- Brotherof John (1645)
and probably of Samuel (1644).
SHERMAN, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from Gonville Hall,
Michs. 1554.
SHERMAN, GEORGE. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, Apr. 9,
1620. Of Cambridgeshire. Matric. 1620; LL.B. from
Trinity Hall, 1626. Fellow of Trinity Hall, 1626-34.
SHERMAN, HENRY. LL.B. Of Coventry and Lichfield diocese.
Ord. sub-deacon (Ely) Dec. 23, 1497; deacon. Mar. 10,
1497-8.
Sherman, Ralph
SHERMAN, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1554-
SHERMAN, JOHN. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 25) at Caius, Jan. 13,
1560-1. Of Little Moulton, Norfolk. S. of John, of Wacton,
Norfolk, gent. Married Barbara, dau. of William Drake, of
Hardley. Will dated, Apr. 4; proved (Norwich C. C.) May 26,
1597. Brother of Richard (1556-7). {Venn, i. 44.)
SHEREMAN, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Caius, Nov. 26,
1567. S. of John, gent., of Maldon, Essex. School, Maldon.
SHERMAN, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Clare, Michs. 1576;
B.A. 1579-80; M.A. 1583. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Jan. 7,
1587-8.
SHERMAN, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Queens', Lent, 1584-5.
Of Yorkshire.
SHERMAN, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Trinity Hall, 1597.
Perhaps adm. at Lincoln's Inn, June 16, 1599; of Suffolk.
SHERMAN, JOHN. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1615. Of Suffolk.
SHERMAN, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Christ's, July, 1621.
SHERMAN, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1626.
(Perhaps s. of Daniel. B. at Dedham, Essex. If so. Ex-
hibitioner from Charterhouse.) Scholar, 1627; B.A. 1629-30;
M.A. 1633; B.D. 1640; D.D. 1660 {Lit. Reg.). Fellow, 1632;
ejected, 1644. Ord. priest (Peterb.) Sept. 24, 1637. Died
1663 (sic). (But if he be the Exhibitioner from Charterhouse,
his will was proved (Norwich) July 20, 1661 ; described as of
Norwich, clerk. Benefactor to the Charterhouse.) {Al.
Carthus.)
SHERMAN, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St Catharine's, Easter,
1631. Of Essex. S. of Edmund. B. at Dedham, Essex,
Dec. 26, 1613. Declined to subscribe for his degree. Went
to New England, c. 1635. Preacher at Watertown, Mass.,
where he succeeded the Rev. George Phillips as pastor in
1647. Overseer of Harvard College, 1647-85. Fellow of
Harvard, 1678-85. Gave fortnightly lectures at Watertown
to the students of the College who walked over from Cam-
bridge to attend them. One of the joint moderators of a
general reforming synod held at Boston, 1679. A distin-
guished student of astronomy; compiled several almanacs.
Died Aug. 8, 1685. {FeU, 463; J. G. Bartlett.)
SHERMAN, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Easter, 1638.
Matric. 1638; B.A. 1641-2; M.A. 1645; D.D. 1661 {Lit. Reg.).
R. of Bradwell-on-Sea, Essex, 1644-66. Died Nov. 13, 1666.
M.L at Bradwell. WiU dated, Oct. 31, 1666; proved (P.C.C.)
May 24, 1667. Father of John (1665). But see Al. Oxon. for
a contemporary namesake to whom Foster assigns this
benefice.
SHERMAN, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Queens', Sept. 1645. S. of
Samuel, clothier. B. at Dedham, Essex. Matric. 1647; B.A.
1649-50; M.A. from Jesus, 1653; D.D. 1665 {Lit. Reg.).
Fellow of Jesus, 1650-71. Proctor, 1660-1. Incorp. at
Oxford, 1653. R. of Graveley, Cambs., 1655. R. of Harlton,
1662-71. Preb. and Archdeacon of Sarum, 1670-1. Author,
Historia Collegii Jesu, Cantabrigiae. Died Mar. 27, 1671.
Buried in the chapel. WiU proved (P.C.C.) 1671; mentions
his brother Edmund (1644). Probably brother of Samuel
(1644). (A. Gray; D.N.B.; Al. Oxon., where the parentage
is WTong.)
SHERMAN, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Jesus, June 14, 1665. 1st s.
of John (1638), D.D., R. of BradweU, Essex. School, Ely.
Matric. 1667; Scholar, 1667. Died in CoUege, May 1, 1667.
Buried in the Chapel. (A. Gray.)
SHERMAN, JOHN. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, Jan. 23,
1683-4. Probably of Dedham, Essex. School, Woodbridge.
Matric. 1684; B.A. 1686-7. Ord. deacon (London) Sept. 20,
1691; priest (Norsvich) May, 1695. C. of Milding, Suffolk.
Master of Dedham School, Essex, 1700-22. Died Mar. 25,
1721-2, aged 56. Buried at Dedham. WiU (Comm. Essex)
1725. (H. G. Harrison.)
SHERMAN, MARK. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter, 1618.
Of Cambridgeshire. B.A. 1621-2; M.A. from Queens', 1625.
FeUow of Queens', 1625-7. Ord. priest (Peterb.) Aug. 7, 1627.
R. of Claydon, Suffolk; sequestered, 1644. R. of Orlestone,
Kent, tiU 1665. Died 1665.
SHERMAN, MICHAEL. Adm. sizar at Trinity, Apr. 19, 1669.
SHERMAN, NATHANIEL. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Apr. 28,
1674. Migrated to Pembroke. Matric. 1677; B.A. 1677-8;
M.A. 1681.
SHERMAN, RALPH. Adm. sizar at St John's, c. 1584. S. of
Richard, of Brinkley, Cambs. School, St Paul's. Matric.
1584. Migrated pens, to Caius, May 10, 1587, age 19. Scholar,
1587-90; B.A. 1587-8; M.A. 1591. Ord. deacon (Norwich)
Dec. 23, 1604; priest, June 15, 1606. R. of Ickburgh, Norfolk,
1605-26. R. of Lcmgford, 1605-26. Kept school at Cheveley,
in 1606. Buried at Langford, Sept. 21, 1626. Father of the
next. {Venn, i. 129.)
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SHERMAN, RALPH. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius, June 26,
1638. S. of Ralph (above), late R. of Ickburgh, Norfolk.
B. there. School, Bury. Matric. 1638; Scholar, 1641-3;
B.A. 1641-2.
SHERMAN, RICHARD. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1554.
SHERMAN, RICHARD. B.A. from St John's, 1556-7. S. of
John, of Little Moulton, Norfolk. M.A. 1560; M.D. from
Caius, 1567. Fellow of St John's, 1559. Fellow of Caius,
1560-2. Licensed to practise medicine, 1558. Ord. deacon
and priest (Norwich) Jan. i, 1595-6. R. of Stratton St
Michael and St Peter, Norfolk, 1596. R. of Horham, Suffolk,
1599-1606. Brother of John (1560-1). {Venn, i. 44.)
SHERMAN, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Sx John's, Easter,
1565.
SHERMAN, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1575.
Perhaps s. of Henry, of Colchester (will (P.C C.) 1590).
B.A. 1579-80; M.A. 1583. F.R.C.P. Sept. 7, i599- Will
(Comm. London) 1602-3; of St Stephen's, Coleman Street,
London. (Cooper, 11. 285; Munk, i. u6.)
SHERMAN, ROWLAND. Adm. pens, at Clare, Feb. ii, 1747-8.
B. in London. Matric. 1748; B.A. 1753. Ord. priest (Norwich)
July, 1754.
SHERMAN, SAMUEL. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs.
1644. Of Essex. Probably s. of Samuel, clothier. B.A.
1647-8; M.A. 1651. Fellow, 1649-50. Probably brother of
Edmund (1644) and John (1645).
SHERMAN, THOMAS. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Jesus, Michs.
1573- Possibly s. and h. of Thomas, of Yaxley, Suffolk.
Married and had issue. One of these names adm. at Gray's
Inn, 1575, from Barnard's Inn. {Vis. of Leics., 1619.)
SHERMAN, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Caius, Apr. 24,
1596. S. of Thomas, druggist. School, Ipswich. Matric. c.
1596; Scholar, 1596-1603; B.A. 1599-1600; M.A. 1603. Ord.
deacon and priest (Norwich) Sept. 24, 1609; 'title, his own
estate.' V. of Tuddenham St Martin, Suffolk, 1609-10.
R. of Hintlesham, 1611-46, sequestered. See Al. Oxon. for
a contemporary namesake, with whom he is apparently
confused. {Venn, i. 159.)
SHERMAN, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1618. Of Norfolk.
SHERMAN, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, June 30,
1634. Of Suffolk. Matric. 1634; Scholar, 1635; B.A. 1637-8;
M.A. 1641. Perhaps V. of Silkstone, Yorks., 1666-77.
Buried there Nov. 30, 1677. {T. A. Walker, 52.)
SHERMAN, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, Aug. 26,
1650. Of Leicestershire. Scholar, 1650; Matric. 1651; B.A.
1654-5; M.A. 1658. Perhaps R. of St Anthony, London,
1662-4; if so, ord. priest (Bishop Brian Duppa, of Sarum)
July 19, 1658. Father of the next.
SHERMAN, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Apr. 22, 1692.
S. of Thomas (1650), clerk, deceased. Matric. 1692; B.A.
1698-9. Ord. deacon (Durham) Sept. 25, 1698; priest,
Sept. 24, 1699. C. of Croxdale, Durham, 1700. Minor Canon
of Durham. Buried in the Cathedral, Nov. 30, 1700. (D. S.
Boutflower.)
SHERMAN, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1604. Perhaps s. and h. of John, of Newark, near Leicester.
Age 34 in 1619. Married Maria Lascells, of Nottinghamshire.
{Vis. of Leics., 1619.)
SHERMAN, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, 1639;
Scholar, 1641; B.A. 1643-4; M.A. 1647. Perhaps ord. priest
(Ardfert) May 3, 1653. Probably R. of Higham, Leics.,
1660-1719- Died Jan. 9, 1719, aged 97. Buried at Higham.
M.I. Will (Leicester) 1719. {Nichols, iv. 641; J. C. Dale.)
SHERMAN, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Apr. 17, 1671.
Matric. 1671; Scholar, 1674; B.A. 1674-5; M.A. 1678. Ord.
priest (Peterb.) Mar. 10, 1679-80.
SHERMAN, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Christ's, Sept. 3,
1700. B. at Felsted, Essex. School, Felsted. Scholar, 1702-
3; Matric. 1704; B.A. 1704-5. Adm. at the Middle Temple,
June 6, 1702. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Mar. 1704; priest (Ely)
Dec. 21, 1707. V. of Rushmere, Suffolk, 1707. {Peile, 11. 149.)
SHERMAN, . Pens, at Jesus, 1601-2.
SHERMAN, . Matric. Fell. -Com. from St Catharine's,
1646.
SHERRARD, BENNET. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, July 6,
1699. Of Nottinghamshire. Doubtless 4th s. of Philip, of
Car Colston, Notts. Matric. 1701; B.A. 1703-4; M.A. 1705
{Com. Reg.). Ord. priest (York) Sept. 21, 1707. R. of Langar,
Notts., 1714-53- R- of Aylestone, Leics., 1716. Chaplain
to the Duke of Rutland. Preb. of Southwell, 1734-53. Died
May, 1753. Doubtless brother of Robert (1693). {Nichols, u.
346.)
Sherrard, William
SHERRARD, Lord (BENNET). LL.D. 1705 {Com. Reg.). S. of
Bennet, Baron Sherard, of Leitrim. Bapt. at Stapleford,
Leics., Oct. 27, 1677. Succeeded to the Irish peerage, Jan. 30,
1699-1700. Lord-Lieutenant of Rutland, 1700-12, 1715-31.
M. P. for Leics., 1701-2; for Rutland, 1713-4. Created Baron
Harborough of Harborough, Oct. 19, 1714, and Viscount
Sherard of Stapleford, Leics., Oct. 31, 1718, and finally Earl
of Harborough, June 18, 1719. Died s.p.s. Oct. 16, 1732-
(G.E.C.)
SHERARD, BENNET. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 28, 1717.
Of Middlesex. B.A. 1720-1. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Feb. 18,
1721-2.
SHERARD, CASTLE. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Sidney, June 3,
1 75 1. S. of Castle, late of Glatton, Hunts, (and Martha,
dau. of Edward Ferrar, of Little Gidding). School, Oakham.
Matric. 1751; B.A. 1755; M.A. 1759. Ord. deacon (Lincoln)
Dec. 23, 1759. R. of Stainby and Gunby, Lines., 1776, and
of Edmundthorpe, Leics., 1776. Married Jane, dau. of
Richard Caryer, Esq., of Godmanchester, Hunts. Died 1803,
aged 70. (His grandson Philip Castle, succeeded to the
peerage as 9th Baron Sherard of Leitrim, in 1859.) {G.E.C;
Nichols, II. 353.)
SHERRARD, EDMUND. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Magdalene,
Dec. 16, 1647. S. of Robert, of Gautby, Lines. Matric. 1647,
'Edward.' Died s. p. {Lines. Pedigrees, 872.)
SHERRARD, FRANCIS. Adm. Fell.-Com. at King's, 1571.
SHERRARD or CHARADDE, HENRY. B.A. 1475-6; M.A.
1479-80.
SHERRARD, HOPE. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Feb. 10,
1620-1. Perhaps B.A. 1631, 'Sperantius Sherrard.' Living
as Minister at Providence Island, West Indies, in 1640, and
at Sandwich, Cheshire, in 1648. Minister of Melcombe
Bingham, Dorset, in 1650 and 1658. {Shaw, 1. 251; H. B.
Swanzy; Al. Dub.)
SHERARD, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Nov. 1570;
B.A. 1574-5. Brother of William (1570).
SHERRAD, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St Catharine's, Easter,
1627; B.A. 1630-1; M.A. 1634.
SHERRARD, JOHN. M.B. from Emmanuel, 1691; adm. there.
Mar. 21, 1690-1, from Oxford. Of Berkshire. Probably s. of
Richard, of Sutton, Berks. Matric. (Balliol College, Oxford)
Apr. 10, 1685, age 18, 'Sherwood'; B.A. (Oxford) 1688.
SHERARD, JOHN. B.A. 1738 (Incorp. from Merton College
{sic), Oxford). 2nd s. of Philip, 2nd Earl of Harborough.
Matric. (Christ Church, Oxford) Oct. 20, 1731, age 18; B.A.
(Oxford) 1734. Lieutenant of the Yeoman of the Guard,
1736. Barrister-at-law, 1739. Appointed Lieut. -Colonel of
the volunteers raised for the defence of his Majesty's person
and government by the gentlemen of the law. Died un-
married, Apr. 25, 1745, aged 33. Brother of Robert (i745)-
{Al. Oxon.; Nichols, 11. 335; Collins, iv. 187.)
SHERRARD (? SHEWARD), JOHN CASTELL. Adm. pens, at
St Catharine's, 1666.
SHERRARD, MANOAH. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, 1619-20.
Matric. Easter, 1620; B.A. 1623-4; M.A. 1632.
SHERRARD, RICHARD. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 18) at Sidney,
Oct. 27, 1634. S. and h. of John, Esq. B. at Loppingthorpe,
Lines. School, Stamford. Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1637.
Of Lobthorpe, Esq. Married Margaret, dau. of Lumley Dewe,
Esq., of Bishop Upton, Herefords. Died Sept. 12, 1668.
Buried at North Witham. M.I. (His son John was created
Bart, in 1674.) {Lines. Pedigrees, 872; Nicliols, 11. 354.)
SHERARD, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, July i, 1693.
Of Nottinghamshire. Doubtless 2nd s. of Philip, of Car
Colston (and Anne, dau. of Robert Thoroton, M.D., of Car
Colston). Matric. 1693. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, June 7, 1710;
of Car Colston, gent. Married Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas
Reding, of Godeby, Leics. Buried June 23, 1749. Doubtless
brother of Bennet (1699). (A. B. Beaven; Nichols, 11. 346.)
SHERARD, Hon. ROBERT. M.A. 1745 (Incorp. from Merton
College, Oxford). 3rd s. of Philip, Earl of Harborough. B.
Oct. 1, 1719. Matric. (Christ Church, Oxford) Dec. 13, 1737,
age 18; B.A. (Oxford) 1740; M.A. 1743. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) Feb. 27, 1742-3; priest, Nov. 13, 1743. R- of
Teigh, Rutland, 1743-73, and of Wistow, Hunts., 1743-73-
Canon of Salisbury, 1751-99. Succeeded as 4th Earl of
Harborough, Feb. 1770. Married (1) Catherine, dau. of
Edward Hearst, Esq., of Salisbury; (2) Jane, dau. of William
Reeve, of Melton Alowbray, Leics. Died Apr. 21, 1799, at
Stapleford, Leics. Brother of John (1738). {Collins, iv. 180;
Al. Oxon.)
SHERARDE, SIMON. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Aug. 3,
1572. S. of Rowland, gent., of Lobthorpe, Lincoln. School,
Grantham. B.A. 1576-7; M.A. 1580. Living, 1616.
SHERARD, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Nov.
1570; B.A. 1574-5; M.A. 1578. Ord. deacon (Ely) Nov. I577'
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SHERARDE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, Jan. 27,
1615-6. S. of Sir William, Knt. (by his 2nd wife Bridget,
dau. of Sir Kenelm Digby, Knt., of Stoke Dry, Rutland).
B. at Stoke, RuUand. School, Oakham (Mr Wallis). Matnc.
1615-6. {Lines. Pedigrees, 872.)
SHERARD, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Christ's, Dec.
6, 1653. S. of William. B. at Glatton, Hunts. School,
Huntingdon (Mr Taylor). Matric. 1653-4; Scholar; B.A.
1657-8; U.A. 1661. R. of Glatton, 1661-90. R. of Folks-
worth, 1669-90. Died 1690.
SHERARD or SHERWOOD, WILLIAM. LL.B. 1685 (Incorp.
from St John's College, Oxford). S. of George, of Bushby,
Leics. B. Feb. 27, 1659. School, Merchant Taylors'. Matric.
(St John's College, Oxford) July 3, 1677, age 18; B.C.L.
1683; D.C.L. 1694. Travelled abroad and studied botany
under Toumefort in Paris, c. 1686; spent some time at
Leyden with Paul Hermann, 1688. Tutor to Sir Arthur
Rawdon, 1690-4; tutor to Henry, Duke of Beaufort, c.
1700-2. English Consul at Smyrna, 1703-17. A distin-
guished botanist. Died Aug. 11, 1728. Buried at Eltham.
Will, P.C.C; of All Hallows, Barking, London. Bequeathed
^3000 to found a chair for botany at Oxford. (Al. Oxon.;
D.N.B.)
SHERRAT, HENRY. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's,
Easter, 1649 (probably adm. 1648).
SHERRATT or SHARRAT, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Trikity,
July 3, 1668. Matric. 1669; Scholar, 1671; B.A. 1671-2;
M.A. 1675. Fellow, 1674. Incorp. at Oxford, 1676. Ord.
priest (Ely) Oct. 3, 1675. R. of Draycott-le-Moors, Staffs.,
1678. R. of Glenfield, Leics., 1701-22. Canon and precentor
of Brecon, 1713.
SHERRATT, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Sidney, May 21,
1703. Only s. of Thomas, leather merchant, of Newport,
Salop. School, Newport (Mr Edwards). Matric. 1703; B.A.
1706-7.
SHERRATT, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Christ's, July 3,
1728. S. of Simeon. B. at Park-lane, Staffs. School,
Cheddleton (Mr Slade). Matric. 1728; Scholar, 1729; B.A.
1731-2. Ord. deacon (Chester) Dec. 1732; priest, Sept. 1733.
V. of Biddulph, Stags., 1733. Buried at Endon, 1739.
(Peile, 11. 218.)
SHERSHAW, . B.A. 1483-4-
SHERSON or SHIERSON, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from
Christ's, Lent, 1705-6; B.A. 1708-9. Ord. deacon (Lincoln)
Dec. 24, 1710; 'C. of Ickleford with Pirton, Herts.' Signs
as minister at Holwell, Beds., 1711-20. Master of Bunting-
ford School, Herts., 1728; there in 1740. Father of the
next. {Peile, 11. 162.)
SHERSON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Christ's, June 25,
1739. S. of William (above). B. at Bimtingford, Herts.
School, Buntingford (his father). Scholar, 1739; Matric.
1740; B.A. 1743-4-
SHERSTON, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Queens', Michs. 1573-
Of Nottinghamshire. B.A. from Christ's, 1577-8; M.A. 1581.
Schoolmaster at Swavesey, Cambs., i577- V. of Lockington,
Leics., 1583.
SHERSTON, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Clare, Jan. 23, 1700-1.
B. at Yeovil, Somerset. Matric. 1702-3; B.A. 1704; M.A.
1708. Ord. deacon (London) Jan. 6, 1705-6; priest, Dec. 19,
1708.
SHERWELL or CHERWELL, HUMPHREY. Matric. pens, from
St John's, Lent, 1580-1. B. at St Chad, Salop. B.A. 1584-5.
Ord. deacon (London) Nov. 3, 1586, age 24.
SHEHWELL or SHARWELL, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 15) at
Magdalene, May 7, 1660. S. of Nehemiah, of London.
School, Charterhouse. Matric. 1660; B.A. 1663-4; M.A.
1667. Signed for priest's orders (London) Feb. 17, 1664-5.
R. of Little Hallingbury, Essex, 1669-1710. Buried there
Oct. 31, 1710. Will, Comm. Essex. Father of the next.
SHERWILL, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Christ's, Apr. 8, 1690.
S. of John (above). B. at Hallingbury, Essex. School,
Felsted. Matric. 1690; Scholar, 1690; B.A. 1693-4; M.A.
1697; D.D. 1717. .Fellow, 1695-1712. Incorp. at Oxford,
1700. Ord. deacon (Ely) June, 1696; priest, June, 1698.
V. of Madingley, Cambs., 1710. R. of Anstey, Herts., 1711-
40. Author, sermons. Died July 23, 1740, aged 66. M.I. at
Anstey. {Peile, 11. 116.)
SHERWIN, HERBERT. Adm. sizar (perhaps age 16) at Peter-
house, Apr. 20, 1659. Of Hertford. School, Hitchin.
Matric. 1659; Scholar, 1662; B.A. 1662-3; M.A. 1666.
SHERWYN, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Michs.
1583; B.A. 1586-7; M.A. 1590. R. of Ickburgh, Norfolk,
1604-5. R. of Beachamwell, 1604-13. R. of Oxburgh,
1607-41. V. of Stow Bardolph, 1616. Died 1641. {Blome-
field, II. 238; VI. 192.)
Sherwood, John
SHERWIN, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity, June
29, 1698. S. of Francis, deceased, of Uttoxeter, Staffs.
School, Uttoxeter (Mr Boquet). Matric. 1699; Scholar, 1702;
B.A. 1702-3; M.A. 1711.
SHERWIN, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Trinity, Feb. 14,
1699-1700. S. of Robert, of Leicester. School, Leicester
(Mr Thomas).
SHERWIN, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, May 18,
1672. S. of Nicholas. B. at Leicester. School, Leicester.
Matric. 1672-3; B.A. 1675-6; M.A. 1679- Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) Sept. 23, 1677; priest, Sept. 19, 1680. Perhaps
schoolmaster of Higham Ferrers, Northants., 1676. R. of
Kettering, 1680-4. V. of St Margaret's, Leicester, 1683-90.
V. of Knighton, 1683-90. Father of the next.
SHERWIN, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Apr. 12, 1699. Of
Northamptonshire. S. of Samuel (above), R. of Kettering.
Matric. 1699-1700. Probably B.A. from Trinity, 1703-4
(not recorded in the Trinity Register). Ord. priest (Lincohi)
May 19, 1706. V. of Sileby, Leics., 1707-30. Died Mar. 21,
1730. (A. Gray; Nichols, Leics., iii. 424-)
SHERWIN, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs.
1624. Of Nottinghamshire. B. 1607. Migrated to Queens',
Apr. 1625. B.A. 1627-8; M.A. 1631. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
May 30; priest. May 31, 1630. R. of Wallington, Herts.,
1650-60, ejected. R. of Baldock. Author, theological. Died
at Fowlmere, Cambridge, c. 1687. Father of William, the
engraver (for whom see D.N.B.).
SHERWIN, . B.D. 1472-3. A friar. D.D. 1474-5-
SHERWIN, . B.Can.L. 1476-7.
SHERWIN, . B.Can.L. 1482-3.
SHERWOOD, ADAM, see ISHERWOOD.
SHERWOOD, CHRISTIAN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, May 27,
1615. B. in Thurlaston, Leics. Matric. 1615; B.A. 1619-20;
D.D. (Oxford) 1642. Ord. deacon (London) Dec. 24, 1620,
age 25. Schoolmaster at St Antholin's, London. V. of
St Oswald, Durham, 1631. R. of Bishop Wearmouth, 1644-6,
ejected. Died 1652.
SHERWOOD, FRANCIS. Matric. sizar from Peterhouse,
Easter, 1622. Of Yorkshire. B.A. 1625-6; Scholar, 1626;
M.A. 1629. Ord. deacon (York) Dec. 1627; priest (Peterb.)
Sept. 25, 1636 (not the Oxford D.D. as supposed in Al.
Oxon.). Master of Beverley School, in 1652, and assistant in
the Minster. Buried there July 22, 1669. Father of the
next and of Thomas (1660).
SHEREWOOD, JAMES. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's,
Apr. 20, 1668. Doubtless s. of Francis (above). B. at
Beverley. Matric. 1668; B.A. 1671-2. V. of Waghen, Yorks.,
1682-91. Brother of Thomas (1660).
SHERWOOD, JAMES. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's,
July I, 1730. S. of James, of Yorkshire. B. at Beverley.
School, Beverley (Mr Jefferson). Matric. 1730; B.A. 1733-4-
Ord. deacon (Norwich) June, i734; priest, Oct. 17:5. One
of these names R. of Flowton, Suffolk, 1758-69-
SHERWOOD or SHIRWOOD, JOHN. Incorp. 1460-1. Prob-
ably the ' M.A. and B.D. of Cambridge,' who was incorp. at
Oxford, 1449-50 and 1454 {Oxford Reg., i. 9), now reincorp.
Perhaps Proctor, 1450-1. Edward IV's advocate at Rome.
Chancellor of Exeter, 1460. Archdeacon of Richmond,
1465-84. Master of St Edmund's Hospital, Gateshead, 1467.
Preb. of York, 1471-84. Bishop of Durham, 1484-94.
Partisan of Richard III. Visited the Court of Burgundy to
further the interests of the House of York; proceeded thence
to Rome. Died there Jan. 12, 1493-4- Buried in the English
College. {D.N. P., where the identification with the Cam-
bridge contemporary is considered improbable.)
SHERWOOD, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's,
Michs. 1587; B.A. from Trinity, 1588-9.
SHERWOOD, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Oct. 26, 1612.
Matric. 1612.
SHERWOOD, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Pembroke, Feb.
20, 1621-2. S. of John, 'medicus.' B. at Brome, Suffolk.
Perhaps adm. at Leyden, June 22, 1633; of Norwich.
SHERWOOD, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, June 11,
1641. S. of John, gent., deceased, of Hoxne, Suffolk. B.
there. School, Hoxne (Mr Hall). Matric. 1641; Scholar,
1643-6; B.A. 1644-5.
SHERWOOD, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Christ's, June 17,
1656. S. of Thomas. Matric. 1656; Scholar, 1659; B.A.
1659-60; M.A. from Peterhouse, 1663. Fellow of Peterhouse,
1663-5. Incorp. at Oxford, 1680. R. of St Martin Orgar,
London, 1666-80. R. of North Repps, Norfolk, 1669.
Chaplain to Lord Wotton. Died 1680. Will proved (P.C.C.)
Dec. 20, 1680. {Peile, 1. 572; T. A. Walker.)
SHERWOOD, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Queens', June 16, 1660.
Of Cambridgeshire. Matric. 1662.
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Sherwood, Joseph
SHERWOOD, JOSEPH. Adm. pens, (age i8) at Christ's,
July 6, 1647. S. of Joseph, V. of St Hilary, Cornwall. B. at
Truro. School, Plymouth (Mr Fowler). B.A. 1650. 'V. of
St Hilary, 1646; ejected, 1660. Afterwards preacher at
St Ives and Penzance. Imprisoned at Launceston. Died
c. 1705.' So Peile, i. 516, who apparently confuses the son
with the father. (Calamy, i. 276.)
SHERWOOD, JOSEPH. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Pembroke,
May 19, 1710. S. of Joseph, gent. B. in London. Matric.
1710. Adm. at the Middle Temple, Feb. 3, 1709-10. Called
to the Bar, 1715.
SHERWOOD, NICHOLAS. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter,
1610. Of Norfolk. B.A. 1613; M.A. 1617. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) Sept. 24; priest, Sept. 25, 1615. R. of Earsham,
Norfolk, 1618-43, ejected, but restored. Died Apr. 19, 1671.
SHERWOOD, NICHOLAS. Adm. sizar (age 15) at St John's,
July 6, 1633. S. of Thomas, husbandman, of Massam, Notts.
B. there. School, Hougham, Lines, (private).
SHERWOOD, PAUL. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1620; B.A. 1623-4. V, of Raddjffe-on-Trent, Notts., 1633-8.
SHERWOOD, PHILIP. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1554. Of Walkington, Yorks. B.A. 1557-8. Fellow, 1558.
Probably arrived at Rheims, 1570; 'of Yorks.' Ord. priest
(R.C.) before 1573. Sent to England, 1575; e.xiled from
Yorkshire. (Douay Diary.)
SHERWOOD, RALPH. B.A. 1528-9; M.A. 1532- Fellow of
St John's. Will (V.C.C.) 1550.
SHERWOOD, REUBEN. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1558. S. of William (1521-2). B. at Over, Cambs., 1542.
Matric. 1558; B.A, 1562-3; M.A. 1566; M.D. 1581. Fellow,
1561-71. Proctor, 1569-70. Incorp. at Oxford, 1566. Head
Master of Eton, 1571-80. Candidate R.C. P., 1584; after-
wards Fellow. Practised as a physician at Bath. Buried in the
Abbey Church, July 24, 1599. (Cooper, u. 269; Munk, i. 98.)
SHERWOOD, RICHARD. B.A. 1465-6.
SHERWOOD, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1581. B. at Wiston, Suffolk. Ord. deacon (London)
Feb. 24, 1585-6; 'B.A.'; age 24.
SHERWOOD, RICHARD. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Trinity
Hall, Michs. 1683.
SHERWOOD, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1622. B. in Norfolk. B.A. 1625-6. Ord. deacon
(Norwich) Dec. 23, 1632. Removed to London where he
set up a school in St Sepulchre's churchyard. Compiled
a French-English dictionary to be appended to the new
English-French dictionary of Handle Cotgrave. {D.N.B.)
SHERWOOD, SAMPSON. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius, c. May,
1647. S. of James. B. at Bushby, Leics. Schools, Scraptoft
(Mr Jones) and Thumby (Ferdinand Burridge). Matric.
1647; Scholar, 1650-2; B.A. 1650-1.
SHERWOOD, THOMAS. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Clare, Michs.
1585.
SHEREWOOD, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's,
Apr. 21, 1660. S. of Francis (1622), of Kirkby-Wharfe,
Yorks. B. there. School, Beverley (his father). Matric.
1660; B.A. 1663-4; M.A. 1667. Incorp. at Oxford, 1671. Ord.
deacon (York) Sept.; priest, Nov. 1664. Perhaps V. of
Combe St Nicholas, Somerset, 1671-8. V. of Eccles, Lanes.,
1671-8. Brother of James (1668).
SHERWOOD, TUTHILL. Adm. pens, at Corpus Christi, 1684.
Of Norfolk. Matric. 1684; B.A. 1687-8; M.A. 1691.
SHERWOOD, WILLIAM. B.A. 1521-2. Of Durham. M.A.
1525. Fellow of St John's, 1524. Esquire Bedell, 1529-49;
retired on pension. (Stokes, Bedells, 76.)
SHERWOOD, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter,
1569.
SHERWOOD, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from St John's, c.
1597; B.A. 1601-2; M.A. 1605. Incorp. at Oxford, 1609.
SHERWOOD, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Easter,
1607.
SHERWOOD, . B.A. 1507-8; M.A. 1511. Preacher, 1514-5.
Perhaps Robert, V. of Swavesey, Cambs., 1516. One
Sherwood was at King's Hall, 1525-8. But see the next.
SHERWOOD, . Incorp. D.D. 1525-6. Possibly Robert,
a student at Oxford and at Loraine, in Brabant, where he
read the Hebrew lecture in 1520. One Robert Sherwood,
D.D., was R. of St Mildred, Bread Street, London, 1526-36.
Another of these names (possibly the same) was R. of
Marston Sicca, Gloucs., 1532-53, but was not resident in
Gloucester diocese; a pluralist. (F. S. Hockaday.)
SHERWOOD, . Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter, 1544.
SHETHER,JOHN. B.A. 1521-2; M.A. 1525- Fellow of Christ's,
1526-30. Incorp. at Oxford, 1539-40. B.D. (Oxford) 1539-
40. R. of St Mary Woolnoth, London, 1538-49- Died 1549.
V.A.C. IV. 65
Shillitoe, Benjamin
shether, robert. b.a. 1512-3; m.a. 1516-7; b.d. 1524-5.
FellowofPETERHOusE, 1517-29. Bursar, 1522-8. University
preacher, 1521-2. V. of Hendon, Middlesex, 1528-57. V. of
Henham, Essex, 1531-2. V. of Gt Waltham, 1533-57. V. of
Bumham, 1535-57. Died Feb. i6, 1557. M.l. (now lost).
Will, Comm. Essex.
SHETHER or SHEATHER, ROBERT. B.A. from Clare, 1604-
5. B. at Lavenham, Suffolk. M.A. 1608, Sheathey. Ord.
deacon (London) Dec. 22, 161 1, age 26; priest, Mar. 8,
1611-2. C. of Frinton, Essex, 1616.
SHETTERDEN, THOMAS, see DRAX.
SHEVILLERE, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, Oct. 3,
1579, as Chevalier. S. of Anthony Rodolph (Chevalier).
Matric. 1579; Scholar, 1580-3; B.A. 1582-3, Cevalerius.
See Cevalerius, Vol. i.
SHEWARD, JOHN CASTELL, see SHERRARD.
SHEWE, ROBERT, see SHAW.
SHEWEL, ABRAHAM. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Trinity, Apr. 26,
1712. S. of Abraham, surgeon, of London. School, St Paul's.
Matric. 1715; B.A. 1715-6. Ord. deacon (Ely) Mar. 25, 1716;
priest (Norwich) July, 1718. R. of Ashby, Suffolk, 1726-57.
R. of Gunton, 1729-57. R. of Corton, 1745-57.
SHEYN, MATTHEW. Educated at Peterhouse. LL.B. 1556-7,
as Seyn. Of Ireland. Bishop of Cork and Cloyne, 1572.
Died June 13, 1582. {Cooper, i. 455.)
SHIELD, see SHEILD.
SHIERCLIFFE or SHIRTLIFFE, NICHOLAS. Adm. pens, at
Trinity, Mar. 21, 1667-8. Doubtless s. and h. of Thomas, of
Whitley Hall, Ecclesfield, Yorks. B. Sept. i, 1650. Matric.
1668; Scholar, 1671; B.A. 1671-2. Of Whitley Hall, M.D.
Married Mary, dau. of John Ibbotson, of Bradfield. Died
Jan. 12, 1684-5. Buried at Ecclesfield. Probably brother
of Samuel (1672). (Eastwood, Ecclesfield, 422.)
SHEIRCLIFFE, NICHOLAS. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's,
July 2, 1708. Probably s. of Thomas, of Thumscoe, Yorks.
Bapt. June 24, 1689. Matric. 1708. Buried Mar. i, 1712.
(Hunter, Hallamshire, 447.)
SHIERCLIFFE or SHERCLIFF, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, (age 17)
at St John's, June 10, 1672. 3rd s. of Thomas, deceased,
of Whitley Hall, Ecclesfield, Yorks. B. there. School,
Manchester. Matric. 1673; B.A. 1675-6; M.A. 1679. Prob-
ably adm. at Leyden, June 8, 1682; of Yorkshire. Living,
1685. Dead before 1696. Probably brother of Nicholas
(1667-8). (For variations in the spelling of the name Shier-
cliffe, see Eastwood, 425.) (Hunter, Hallamshire, 446; East-
wood, Ecclesfield.)
SHIERCLIFFE or SHERCLIFT, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from
Trinity, Easter, 1625. Probably s. of Thomas, of Eccles-
field, Yorks. Bapt. there, Aug. 21, 1606. B.A. 1628-9; M.A.
1632. Of Whiteley Hall, Ecclesfield, and of Creswick. Died
s.p., July 27, 1648. Buried at Ecclesfield. WiU (P.C.C.)
1648-9. (Hunter, Hallamshire, 446.)
SHIERS, see SHEARS.
SHILLBORNE, ANTHONY. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's,
Nov. I, 1712. S. of Anthony, barber. B. at Cambridge.
School, King's (Mr Baker). Matric. 1712; B.A. from King's,
1716-7; M.A. 1721. Ord. deacon (Ely) Mar. 17, 1716-7-
Chaplain at King's.
SHILBORNE, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1618. S. of Ralph, yeoman. B.A. 1620-1; M.A. 1624. V. of
Grendon, Northants., 1625. Buried there Feb. 16, 1655-6.
M.I. Will, P.C.C.
SHILBORNE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1568; scholar from Westminster; B.A. 1571-2; M.A. 1575-
Incorp. at Oxford, 1579. V. of Cookham, Berks., i575- R- of
Pangboume, 1578. Admon. (Archd. Berks.) 1595. {Al.
Oxon.)
SHILBORNE, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from King's, Michs. 1623.
SHILBORNE, -. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Lent, 1629-30.
SHILES, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Nov. 16, 1629. Of
Devon. Matric. 1629.
SHILLING, EDMUND. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, May 22,
1644. S. of William, gent., of Hoveton, Norfolk. B. there.
School, Norwich (Mr Lovering). Matric. 1644; Scholar,
1644-8; B.A. 1647-8. Ord. priest (Bishop of Down) Mar. 20,
1648-9. R. of Smallburgh, Norfolk, 1659-81. V. of Stalham,
1661-81. C. of Ashmanhaugh, 1661. Buried Apr. 6, 1681,
at Smallburgh. (Veftn, i. 353.)
SHILLITOE, BENJAMIN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at NUgdalene,
May ^8, 1675. S. of Thomas, of Whitwood, Yorks., deceased.
Bapt. at Featherstone, July 13, 1657. School, Wakefield.
Matric. 1675; B.A. 1678-9; U.\. 1685. Ord. deacon (York)
Dec. 1679; priest, Dec. 1680. C. at Methley, Yorks. Buried
there Feb. 15, 1708-9. Admon., Feb. 21, 1708-9. (M. H.
Peacock.)
Shillitoe, Edward
SHILLETO, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs.
1632; B.A. 1637-8.
SHILLETO, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Christ's, Apr. 5, 1738. S. of
John, of Yorkshire. School, Beverley (Mr Clarke). Matric.
1738. Migrated to Trinity, Jan. 19, 1738-9. Scholar, 1741;
B.A. 1741-2; M.A. 1752. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Mar. 14,
1741-2; priest (York) Sept. 25, 1743. V. of Headon, Notts.,
1744; R. there, 1760-92. Died Aug. 1792. (G. Mag.; Peile, n.
236.)
SHILITOE, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Dec. 20, 1677.
Of Yorkshire. Matric. 1678.
SHILLETO, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1552. Of Yorkshire. B.A. 1555-6; M.A. 1559. Fellow, 1556.
Ord. deacon (London) 1556-7.
SHILLITON, JOSEPH. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Lent,
1626-7.
SHILTON, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Christ's, May 26,
1669. S. of Joseph. B. at Shustoke, Warws. School, Burton-
on-Trent (Mr Hazard). Matric. 1669; B.A. 1672. Probably
Head Master of Burton School, c. 1697. (Peile, 11. 22-
23-)
SHINCKFIELD, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age c. 19) at Caius,
July 8, 1622. S. of Robert, husbandman, of Methwold,
Norfolk. School, Methwold (Mr Brundish).
SHINE, CHARLES. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1611.
SHYNE, ROBERT. B.A. 1562-3.
SHIPPE, ISAAC. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Caius, Aug. 5, 1652.
S. and h. of Matthew, tailor, of London. B. in the parish
of St Andrew, Holbom. School, Winchester. Matric. 1652;
Scholar, 1653-4; B.A. from Trinity Hall, 1656-7; M.A. 1660.
Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, June 19, 1658. {Venn, 1. 385.)
SHIP, JOSEPH. Adm. scholar at Trinity Hall, Jan. 11, 1662-
3. Of Cambridgeshire. Matric. 1665; B.A. 1666-7; M.A.
1670. Fellow, 1670-85. Ord. priest (Ely) May 29, 1670.
V. of Wethersfield, Essex, 1684-1700. Died 1700. Admon.,
P.C.C.
SHIPPE, SAMUEL, see SHEPPY.
SHIPDHAM, ALEXANDER. Matric. pens, from Corpus
Christi, Easter, 1618. Of Norwich. B.A. 1620-1; M.A.
1624. Ord. deacon and priest (Norwich) Dec. 19, 1624.
V. of Ilketshall St Margaret, Suffolk, 1625; perhaps ejected
during the troubles. R. of Walsham St Mary, Norfolk, 1632.
R. of Hainford, 1643. R- of Blofield, 1646.
SHIPDEN or SHIPDHAM, ISRAEL. Adm. sizar (age 16) at
Caius, Apr. 24, 1633. S. of Richard, goldsmith. Bapt. Sept.
8, 1616, at St Peter Mancroft, Norwich. School, Norwich
(Mr Brigges). Scholar, 1633-40; Matric. 1634; B.A. 1636-7;
M.A. 1640. Ord. deacon (Norwich) June 12, 1642; C. of
St Lawrence, Norwich. V. of Swaffham Bulbeck, Cambs.,
1645-8. V. of Swaffham Market, Norfolk, 1648-55. Perhaps
minister at Nayland, Suffolk, c. 1655. V. of Foulden, Norfolk,
1660. Licensed to teach grammar and to preach at Funden-
hall and elsewhere in the diocese, June 13, 1661. Licensed
to be an Independent Trier in the house of Matthias Elsgood,
at O.xwick, Norfolk, June 29, 1672. Buried at Beetley,
Sept. 24, 1683. {Venn, 1. 311.)
SHIPDEM, . Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Sept. 1664. Of
Cambridgeshire.
SHIPDEN, JOHN DE. M.A. Of Norwich diocese. Fellow of
Peterhouse, in 1331. Proctor, 1330-1. Reservation of a
benefice. {Papal Letters, 11.)
SHIPLEY, see also SHEPLEY.
SHIPLEY, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, July 16,
1631. S. of John, embroiderer. B. Oct. 8, 1614, in London.
Schools, Merchant Taylors' and Perse, Cambridge. Matric.
1631.
SHIPLEY, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, Apr. 22
1678. S. of John, clothier. B. Dec. 22, 1662, at Leeds
Yorks. School, Leeds (Mr Gilbert). Matric. 1678; B.A
i68i-2. Ord. deacon (York) Mar. 4, 1682-3; priest, Dec
1683. C. of Wetherby and of Spofforth, Yorks. C. of Hoi
beck, Leeds, 1686. Died in Leeds, Aug. 6, 1690. (R. J
Wood.)
SHIPLEY, LOVE. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius, June 10, 1723.
S. of Francis, of Downham Market, Norfolk. B. there.
School, Bexwell (private). Matric. 1723; Scholar, 1724-30;
B.A. 1726-7; M.A. 1730. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Mar. 2,
1728-9; priest. Mar. 5, 1731-2. R. of Snoring, Norfolk,
1744-73- V. of Stradset, 1745-73- V. of Shouldham
Thorpe. Married Penelope Clarges. Died Oct. 30, 1773.
WiU proved (Norwich C.C.) 1773. {Venn, 11. 18.)
Shipton, John
SHIPMAN, ABRAHAM. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 18) at Caius,
May 1, 1624, after travelling three years in France. S. of
WiUiam, gent., of London. School, Westminster. Probably
identical with Sir Abraham Shipman. If so, knighted by
Charles I. In command of a troop sent to Edinburgh Castle
in the King's service, Jan. 1639-40. At Chester, Sept. 1643;
in the garrison at Pendennis Castle, Apr .-June, 1644.
Commodore of a naval force despatched to Bombay to re-
quire the transfer of that settlement to England according
to the terms of the marriage treaty of Charles II, 1662.
Named in the King's Commission to be governor of Bombay.
The Portuguese Governor refused to surrender and the troops
were eventually landed on the island of Anjadiva. Married
Marie, dau. of Montagu, afterwards Earl of Lindsay. Died
Apr. 6, 1664, soon after his return from Anjadiva. Will
proved (P.C.C.) July 18, 1665. {N. and Q., 1st S., vi. 419;
10th S., III. 197.)
SHIPMAN, BENJAMIN. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1681. Doubtless s. of John, of Fairford, Gloucs., clerk.
B. there. Matric. Easter, 1682; B.A. 1685-6; M.A. 1689.
Fellow. R. of Toft, Norfolk, 1717-50. R. of Haddiscoe,
1739-50. R. of Leasingham, 1739. Died 1750, aged 93 {sic).
(Possibly father and son have been confused.) {Harwood;
Blomefield, viii. 63.)
SHIPMAN, BENJAMIN. Matric. sizar from King's, Lent,
1718-9. Doubtless s. of Benjamin (above). B.A. 1722. Ord.
deacon (Norwich) Mar. 1722-3; priest, Sept. 1724.
SHIPMAN, JOHN. Matric. sizar from King's, Easter, 1726;
B.A. 1729-30. V. of Westleton, Suffolk, 1737.
SHIPMAN, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1627.
Probably s. of Thomas, of Scarrington, Notts. Bapt. there,
Apr. 24, 1608. B.A. 1630-1; M.A. 1635. R. of Treswell
(W. mediety), Notts., 1636. Living, 1653. {Genealogist,
N.S.,iii. 156.)
SHIPMAN, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's, May i,
1651. S. of William, gent., of Scarrington, Notts. Bapt.
there, Nov. 8, 1632. School, Sleaford. Matric. 1651. A
captain of trained bands for his county. A friend of Abraham
Cowley. Married Margaret, dau. of John Trafford, of Dun ton,
Lines. Royalist poet. Buried at Scarrington, Oct. 15, 1680.
(D.N.B.; Godfrey, Nottinghamshire Churches, 350.)
SHIPMAN, TRAFFORD. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Clare, June 23,
1736. S. and h. of William, of Scarrington, Notts. B. Feb.
28, 1718-9, at Warsop, Notts. Of Mansfield. Married Mary,
dau. of Christopher Reynoldson of Askrigg, Yorks., Apr. 26,
1739. Living, 1742. {Genealogist, N.S., in. 158.)
SHIPPEN, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, June 26,
1691, from Oxford. Matric. (Brasenose College, Oxford)
July 16, 1687. S. of William, clerk, of Stockport. Bapt.
July 30, 16/3, at Prestbury, Cheshire. Schools, Stockport
(Roger Dale) and Westminster. Matric. 1691-2; Scholar,
1692; B.A. 1694-5. Barrister, Middle Temple, 1693. M.P.
for Bramber, 1707-9, 1710-13; for Saltash, 1713-5; for
Newton, Lanes., 1715-43. Parliamentary Jacobite. Died
May I, 1743. Buried in St Andrew's, Holbom. Will, P.C.C.
{D.N.B.; Al. Westmon., 220; Al. Oxon.)
SHIPPERDSON, see SHEPHERDSON.
SHIPSEA, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1610;
B.A. 1613-4; M.A. 1617; D.D. 1630. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
June 4, 1615; priest. May 29, 1619. R. of Saxby, Lines.,
1619-35. R. of Dunsfold, Surrey, 1633-52. Buried
there Feb. 24, 1651-2. Admon. (P.C.C.) 1652. (H. G.
Harrison.)
SHIPTON, ANTHONY. Adm. at King's (age 18) a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 13, 1507. Of Nun Monkton, Yorks. B.A. 1511-2;
M.A. 1515. Fellow, 1510-9. Elected Proctor, but died, 1519.
SHIPTON, ARTHUR. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, May 17,
1665. S. of Arthur, yeoman, of Wilnecote, Warws. B. there.
School, Tamworth. Matric. 1665; B.A. 1668-9; M.A. 1672.
R. of Drayton Bassett, Staffs., 1673-1722. Buried there
June 23, 1722. {Shaw, 11. 10.)
SHIPTON, HARMAR. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, c. 1666-7.
SHIPTON or SKIPTON, JAMES. Adm. pens, at Sidney, May 28,
1619. Possibly s. of James, of Nackington, Kent. B. in Kent.
Matric. 1619; B.A. 1622-3; M.A. 1626. C. of Kingston, Kent,
1633-6. C. of Adisham, 1636. V. of Patrixboume, 1659.
V. of St Peter's, Isle of Thanet, 1662-5. Married Joan, dau.
of William Master, D.D., Preb. of Canterbury. Died 1665,
aged 63. (Le Neve, Mon., iv. 113; H. G. Harrison.)
SHIPTON, JAMES. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Trinity, May 7,
1687. S. of James, of London. School, St Paul's. Matric.
1687; Scholar, 1689; B.A. 1690-1; M.A. 1694. Brother of
Richard (i686).
SHIPTON, JOHN. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Emmanuel, Apr. 13,
1604. Matric. 1604; B.A. 1607-8; M.A. 1611.
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SHIPTON, PETER. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Peterhouse, Nov.
15, 1728; 'Grecian' from Christ's Hospital. Of Romford,
Essex. S. of Peter, citizen and glazier. Matric. 1728;
Scholar, 1728; B.A. 1732-3; M.A. 1736. Fellow, 1734-42.
Ord. deacon (Ely) Sept. 22, 1734. Under master at Christ's
Hospital, 1737-43-
SHIPTON, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity, June 12,
1686. S. of James, of London. School, Westminster. Matric.
1686-7; Scholar, 1687; B.A. 1689-90. Drowned in the Cam,
July 7, 1692. Buried at All Saints', Cambridge. Brother of
James (1687).
SHIPTON, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, June 21,
1665. S. of Robert, husbandman, of Longdon. B. in Stafford-
shire. School, Lichfield. Matric. 1665; B.A. i668-g; M.A.
1674. Father of Thomas (1701).
SHIPTON, SAMUEL. M.A. 1632 (Incorp. from O.xford). S. of
Edward, R. of Alderley, Cheshire. Matric. ^AI1 Souls,
Oxford) Oct. 31, 1623, age 17; B.A. (Oxford) 1626; M.A.
1629. R. of Alderley, Cheshire, 1630-43 and 1660-70. Died
Aug. 7, 1670, aged 64. Possibly brother of the next. {Al.
Oxon.; Staffs. Pedigrees.)
SHIPTON, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June 27, 1622.
Possibly s. and h. of Edward, R. of .\lderley, Cheshire.
Matric. 1622. Perhaps of Ashley, Staffs. (Vis. of Staffs.
1 664-1 700.)
SHIPTON, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, May 21,
1701. S. of Robert (1665), clerk. B. at Hamstall-Ridware,
Staffs. School, Burton-on-Trent. Matric. 1702-3; B.A.
1704-5; M.A. 1714.
SHIPTON, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Jesus, June 30, 1710. B. in
Derbyshire, 1691. Matric. 1710; B.A. 1713-4. Ord. deacon
(Ely) Mar. 17, 1716-7.
SHIPTON, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Clare, Apr. 28, 1657.
S. of Thomas, of Lythe, Yorks., gent. Matric. 1657. Migrated
to Magdalene, Apr. 6, 1659. B.A. 1660-1; M.A. 1664. Ord.
priest (Lincoln) May 27, 1661; 'C. of Lythe, Yorks.' V. of
Escrick, 1663-72. V. of Lythe, 1664. (Perhaps identical
with the poet of these names for whom see D.N.B.)
SHIPWARK, HENRY. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Easter, 1603.
SHIPWRIGHT, . M.Gram. 1502-3.
SHIRLEY or SHYRLEY, ED. Matric. pens, from Clare, Michs.
1566. Perhaps Edward, 3rd s. of Edward, of Isfield, Sussex.
Probably brother of John (1562). (Vis. of Sussex, 1530,
1633-4-)
SHEARLEY or SHEERLEY, GEORGE. Matric. FeU.-Com. from
Clare, Michs. 1587. Probably 2nd s. of Thomas (1561), of
Isfield, Sussex, and nephew of John (1562). B. 1569. Adm.
at the Middle Temple, Oct. 10, 1588. Called to the Bar, 1597.
Autumn reader, 1615. Bencher, 1 615. Serjeant-at-law, 1620.
Lord Chief Justice of the K.B., Ireland. Knighted, Mar. 2,
1619-20. Died Oct. 15, 1647. Buried at Isfield. M.I. Doubt-
less father of Henry (1631). (Middle Temple Bench Book;
Vis. of Sussex.)
SHERLEY, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1623;
Scholar, 1627; B.A. 1627-8.
SHERLEY, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, June 16,
1631. S. of Sir George (1587), Knt., Chief Justice of Ireland.
B. at BrightUng, Sussex. School, Westminster. Migrated
to Trinity. Matric. there Michs. 1631; Scholar, 1634; B.A.
1635-6; M.A. 1639. Fellow of Trinity, 1637.
SHIRLEY, JAMES. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's, Easter,
1615. Previously adm. at St John's College, Oxford. Prob-
ably s. of James ('Sharhe'), of London. Bapt. Sept. 7, 1596,
at St Mary Woolchurch. School, Merchant Taylors'. B.A.
1617. Ord. deacon and priest (London) Sept. 19, 1619, age 24.
Master of St Albans School, 1623-5. Afterwards a Romanist.
Moved to London, where (according to Wood) 'he lived in
Gray's Inn and set up for a play-maker.' Suffered during
the Great Fire of London, privations in escaping which are
said to have caused the death of his wife and himself. They
were buried Oct. 29, i666, at St Giles-in-the-Fields. 'The
last of the Elizabethan dramatists.' For an account of his
works see D.N.B. (Al. Oxon.; D.N.B.)
SHURLEY, JOHN. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Queens', Michs.
1562. Probably 2nd s. of Edward, of Isfield, Sussex, Esq.
Adm. at the Middle Temple, Aug. 5, 1565, from Clifford's
Inn. Bencher, 1588. Treasurer, 1601. Serjeant, 1603. Of
Lewes, Sussex. Married Frances, dau. of Henry CapeU, of
Hadham, Herts. Buried at Isfield, Oct. 26, 1611 (? 1616).
Probably brother of Thomas (1561). (Middle Temple Bench
Book; Horsfield, Lewes.)
SHIRLEY, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Trinity, June 22,
1709. S. of Arthur, of Hilton, Derbs. School, Uttoxetcr,
Staffs. (Mr Burnet). Matric. 1709. Migrated to Emmanuel,
May 7, 1711. B.A. 1712-3. Ord. deacon (Lincoln, Litt. dim.
from Lichfield) Dec. 20, 1713.
SHIRLEY, RALPH. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1576
(impubes). Probably 2nd s. of John, of Staunton Harold,
Leics., and of Astwell, Northants. B.A. from Christ's,
1579-80; sublector, 1580-1. Visited Rheims College, 1580,
and the English College at Rome in 1582. Of Stretton,
Staffs., in 1594. Intended for the church, but died without
taking orders. (Peile, 1. 140; Stem. Shirl., 79; Nichols, iii.
718.)
SHIRLEY, ROBERT. M.A. 1612. Doubtless the weU-known
traveller and envoy. 3rd s. of Sir Thomas, of Wistow,
Sussex. B. there, c. 1581. Accompanied his brother Sir
Anthony to Persia, in 1598. Remained there after his
brother's departure. Employed by the Shah of Persia to
negotiate alliances against Turkey with European princes.
Entertained by Sigismund 111 of Poland and created Count
Palatine by Emperor Rudolph II. Well received by Pope
Paul V. Came to England, 1611, but was opposed by the
Levant merchants. Stayed a year with Emperor Jehangir
at Surat. Narrowly escaped being poisoned at Ispahan, 1615.
Left Persia on a second mission in 1615. Stayed in Spain,
1617-22. VisitedGregory XVat Rome. Received by James I
and assigned a residence on Tower Hill in 1624. The arrival
of another envoy from Persia obliged him to return there,
1627. Subsequently dismissed from the Persian Court.
Married Teresia, dau. of Ismael Khan, a Circassian of noble
birth and a christian. Died at Kazveen (Casbyn) in Persia,
July 13, 1638. Buried there under the threshold of his own
house. (Stetn. Shirl.; D.N.B.)
SHERLY, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1613;
B.A. 1615-6.
SHIRLEY, ROBERT. Adm. at Corpus Christi, Aug. 12, 1645.
2nd s. of Sir Henry, of Eatington, Warws., and Staunton
Harold, Leics., Bart, (and Dorothy, dau. of Robert, 2nd
Earl of Essex). B. 1629. Succeeded his brother Charles as
4th Bart., June 7, 1646. On the death of his uncle, Robert,
3rd Earl of Essex, he succeeded to a moiety of the estates of
the Devereux family, including Chartley Castle. A zealous
royalist. Several times imprisoned. Married Katherine, dau.
of Humphrey Okeover, of Staffordshire. Died Nov. 6 (? 28),
1656, in the Tower of London, 'not without suspicion of
poison.' Buried at Staunton Harold, Leics. M.I. (According
to Smith's Obituary he died Nov. 28, 1656, of the small-pox.)
(Baker, i. 733; D.N.B.; G.E.C., i. 5; Nichols, m. 718*. )
SHIRLEY, THOMAS. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Queens', Michs.
1561. Probably s. and h. of Edward (?John), of Isfield,
Sussex. Of Isfield, Esq. Married Anne, dau. of Sir Nicholas
Pelham. Died Jan. 18, 1579. Buried at Isfield. M.l. To be
distinguished from Sir Thomas, M.P. of Wistow, Sussex,
Knt. and father of Count Robert (1612). (But according to
Stemmata Shirleiuna, 248, he is our man. The above identifica-
tion, however, appears more likely.) Probably brother of
John (1562) and father of George (1587). (Lewes, Horsfield,
n. 45; Vis. of Sussex.)
SHERLEY, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1611.
Scholar, 1614; B.A. 1615-6; M.A. 1619. Fellow, 1618-44;
ejected. Tutor, 1635-9.
SHIRLEY, WALSINGHAM. Matric. pens, from Trinity,
Easter, 1609; scholar from Westminster. Doubtless 6th s. of
Anthony, of Preston, Sussex (and Barbara, dau. of Sir
Thomas Walsingham, Knt., of Scanbury, Kent). Bapt,
July 28, 1589, at Preston. B.A. 1612-3; M.A. 1616. Fellow,
1614. R. of Stepney, Middlesex, 1618-28. V. of Hawnes,
Beds., 1624-37. Married Constance Grub, Feb. 5, 1623-4.
Buried at Hawnes, June 15, 1637. Will proved (Archd.
Bedford) July 6, 1637. (Stemmata Shirleiana.)
SHIRLEY, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Pembroke,
July 31, 1710. S. of William, of London, mercer (and
Elizabeth, dau. of John Godman, of Ote Hall, Wivelsfield,
Sussex). B. Dec. 2, 1694. School, Merchant Taylors'. B.A.
1714-5- Barrister. Emigrated to Boston, 1731. Captain-
General and Governor of Massachusetts, 1741-56. Directed
the capture of Louisburg, 1745. General and Commander-
in-Chief of the forces in North America, 1755. Governor of
the Bahamas, 1758-67. Lieut. -General, 1759. (Letters
edited by C. H. Lincoln, 1912.) Retired to Roxbury,
Massachusetts, 1770. Died there Mar. 24, 1771. Buried in
the King's Chapel, Boston. (Robinson, 11. 6; D.N.B.;
E. A. Jones.)
SHURLEY, . Pens, at Gonville Hall, 1531-2.
SHURLEY, . Adm. Fell.-Com. at Emmanuel, May 10, 1613.
SHERLEY, . Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, 1644-5.
SHIRLEY, . Adm. Fell.-Com. at Trinity Hall, Jan. 6,
1716-7 (name off, 1720). Perhaps the Hon. Robert, s. of
Sir Robert, Knt. and ist Earl Ferrers (by his 2nd wife Sclina,
dau. of George Finch, of London). B. May 27, 1700. M.P.
for Stamford, 1727-34. Lord of the manor of Eatington,
Warws. Died unmarried, July, 1738. (Baker, 1. 733; Collins,
IV. 99.)
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SHIRT, MATTHEW. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's, May 7,
1659. S. of John, currier, of Cawthorae, Yorks. B. there.
School, Manchester. Matric. 1659; B.A. 1662-3. Ord. priest
(York) June, 1667. P.C. of Rastrick, Yorks., 1664. V. of
WooUey, 1668. V. of Garton, 1673-9. Probably V. of
Wetwang, in 1677.
SHIRT, NATHANIEL. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 7. 1636.
Of Cawthome, Yorks. Possibly s. of John, steward to God-
frey Bosvile, Esq., of Gunthwaite Hall. B. c. 1620, at Caw-
thome. Matric. 1637; B.A. 1639-40; M.A. 1643. Minister
of Midhope episcopal chapel, in 1647. V. of Kirkburton,
Yorks., 1649-62. Married Sarah, dau. of Rev. Nicholas
Broadley, P.C. of Cawthome. Buried at Kirkburton, May 3,
1662. (H. J. Morehouse, Kirkburton.)
SHIRTE, RALPH. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter, 1620;
B.A. 1622-3.
SHIRTCLIFFE, NICHOLAS, see SHIERCLIFFE.
SHISTED, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, Mar. 12,
1705. Matric. 1705.
SHOARD, RICHARD. M.A. from Magdalene, 1663. Matric.
(Oriel CoUege, Oxford) July 25, 1655; B.A. (Oxford) 1659-
60. V. of ShephaU, Herts., 1665-79- R- of Stevenage,
1678-9. Died Nov. 17, 1679, aged 40. M.I. at Shephall.
Will, P.C.C.
SHOCKLIDGE or STOCKLIDGE, GEORGE. Adm. pens, at
Jesus, July 5, 1714. S. of John, deceased, V. of Ash, Kent.
Matric. 1714; B.A. 1717-8; M.A. 1721. V. of Northboume,
Kent, 1723-72. Died Feb. 8, 1772, aged yj. (Halted, iv.
I53-)
SHOLDERTON, . Com. for M.A. or higher degree. Excused
from congregations, 1520.
SHOLSHAM, . Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1472.
SHOOSMITH, JAMES. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi,
Michs. 1641. Of Kent. B.A. 1644-5; M.A. 1648.
SHOOTE, see SHUTS.
SHOQUETU, SHOCKTON, CHOQUETU or SHOKE, THOMAS.
Adm. sizar (age 18) at Caius, Feb. 12, 1607-8. S. of Thomas,
deceased (of French extraction), of Norwich. School,
Norwich (MrBrigges). Matric. 1608; Scholar, 1608-13; B.A.
1611-2; M.A. 1615. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Feb. 18, 1615-6;
priest, Feb. 18, 1626-7. Schoolmaster in or near Stamford,
about 1628. Of St Martin's, Stamford Baron, Northants.
Will proved, 1665. {Venn, i. 197; H. I. Longden.)
SHORE, see also SHAW.
SHORE, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Christ's, May 20, 1646.
S. of Christopher. B. at Hull. School, Laughton (Mr West).
Matric. 1646; B.A. 1649-50; M.A. 1653. Probably head
master of Hull School, 1650-64. Perhaps ord. priest (Lich-
field) Mar. i66i-2. Probably R. of Roos, near Hull, 1663-92.
Died 1692. Doubtless father of John (1674). (Petle,i. $oy.)
SHORE, JOHN. M.A. from Christ's, 1648. S. of John, of Snit-
terton, Derbs. B. c. i6i6. B.A. (Dublin) 1638. Licensed to
practise medicine, 1648. M.D. 1656. Probably knighted,
Jan. 16, 1667. Of Derby, physician. Married Dorothy, dau.
of John Harper, of Birdsall, Derbs. Died 1680. Will (P.C.C.)
1680. (F.M.G., 471; Vis. of Derbs., 1662; Davy.)
SHORE, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, May 29, 1674.
S. of John (1646), clerk, of Hull, Yorks. B. there. School,
Laughton-en-le-Morthen. Matric. 1674; B.A. 1677-8; M.A.
1681. Perhaps R. of Shamford, Leics., 1687-94. (Nichols,
IV. 920.)
SHORE, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, Nov. i, 1692.
S. of John, clerk, R. of Hamsey, near Lewes, Sussex. School,
Westminster. Matric. 1693; B.A. 1696-7; M.A. 1700; M.D.
1706. Brother of the next.
SHORE, PHILIP. M.A. 1725 (Incorp. from Oxford). S. of John,
of Hamsey, Sussex, clerk. Matric. (Merton College, Oxford)
Mar. 21, 1693-4, age i5; B.A. (Oxford) 1697; M.A. 1701.
V. of Wartling, Sussex, 1705. V. of Woodmancote, 1711.
Brother of Jolm (above). {Al. Oxon.)
SHORE, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Clare, c. 1596; B.A.
1 600-1.
SHORLEY, W. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1583.
SHORROCK, HENRY, see SHAROCK.
SHORT, ANTHONY. Matric. sizar from Peterhouse, Michs.
1602. 2nd s. of John, of Exeter; age 35 in 1620. B.A. from
Magdalene, 1605-6; M.A. 1609; D.D. from Peterhouse, 1623.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1609 and 1623. R. of Ashreigney, Devon,
1619-46. R. of Drewsteignton, 1625-46. Sequestered and
died before the Restoration. (Walker, Sujf.; Vis. of Devon,
1620; Burke, L.G.)
SHORT, GEORGE. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, Apr. 20,
1738. ist s. of George (and Penelope, dau. of Sir John
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Tyrwhitt, Bart., of Stainfield, Lines.). Of East Keal, Lines.
Matric. 1738. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, May 23, 1737. Died
young. (Burke, L.G., Supp.; F.M.G., 1190.)
SHORT, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Lent, 1610-1;
B.A. 1614-5. See Al. Oxon. for a contemporary namesake.
SHORT, HENRY. Matric. Fell.-Com. from King's, Lent, 1667-8;
M.A. 1669 (LU. Reg.).
SHORT, JAMES. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1612.
Perhaps adm. at Gray's Inn, Nov. 18, 1616; of Staple Inn,
gent.
SHORT, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Easter, 1588
(impubes).
SHORT, PEREGRINE. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Pembroke,
July 7, 1619. S. of Thomas (? 1588-9), of Fomham St
Genevieve, Suffolk, medicus. Bapt. May 5, 1602. Matric.
1619; B.A. 1622-3; M.A. 1626. Will proved (Bury) Jan. 2,
1679-80. Brother of Thomas (1618).
SHORT, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Lent,
1618-9; B.A. 1621-2; M..\. 1625; M.D. 1632. Of Bury St
Edmunds, Suffolk. Buried at St James's, Bury St Edmimds,
May II, 1668. Father of the next.
SHORT, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's, Feb. 24,
1658-9. S. of Richard (above), M.D. Bapt. Jan. 7, 1641,
at St James's, Bury St Edmunds. School, Bury (Mr Stephens).
Matric. 1659. Migrated to Pembroke, 1660. B.A. 1664-5.
Living, 1674, and paying hearth tax.
SHORT, RICHARD. Adm. sizar at Corpus Christi, 1683. Of
Devon. Matric. 1683; B.A. 1686-7. One of these names
V. of East Coker, Somerset, 1698-1713. Died 1713.
SHORT, ROBERT. Of Peterhouse. (But not found in our
records.) Presbyter of Devon. Donor to the College Chapel
Building Fund, 1632. (Blomefield, Collectanea, 185.)
SHORT, SAMUEL. Matric. pens, from St John's, c. 1594.
Perhaps 3rd s. of Peter, of Tenterden, Kent, Esq. Adm. at
Gray's Inn, Oct. 26, 1596. Married Catherine, dau. of Henry
Gibbon, of Benenden. [Vis. of Kent, 1619.)
SHORT, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 14, 1631.
Of Kent. Probably s. of Samuel of Tenterden, Kent. Matric.
1631. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Aug. 3, 1633.
SHORT, SAMUEL. Adm. FeO.-Com. (age 16) at St John's,
Apr. 16, 1667. S. of Sir Edward, Knt., deceased, of Wad-
hurst, Sussex. B. in Kent. School, Wadhurst (private).
Matric. 1667; M.A. 1669 {Lit. Reg.).
SHORT, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's, Oct. 1678.
3rd s. of John. B. at Cranbury (Canonbury), IsUngton,
Middlesex. School, Islington (Mr Singleton). Matric. 1679;
M.A. 1683 {Lit. Reg.). Adm. at the Inner Temple, Sept. 22,
1681. {Peile, II. 70.)
SHORT, THOMAS. B.A. from Pembroke, 1588-9; M.A. 1592.
Licensed to practise medicine, 1607. Probably of Fomham
St Genevieve, Suffolk. Probably father of Thomas (1618)
and Peregrine (1619).
SHORT, THOMAS. B.A. from Pembroke, 1604-5.
SHORT, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Pembroke, Aug. 28,
1618. S. of Thomas (? 1588-9), of Fomham St Genevieve,
Suffolk, med. Brother of Peregrine (1619).
SHORT, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Pembroke, June 7,
1634. S. of Thomas, medicus. B. at Bury St Edmunds,
Suffolk. Matric. 1634.
SHORT, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 14) at St John's, Feb. 25,
1649-50. S. of William (1624), clerk, of Euston, Suffolk.
School, Bury St Edmunds. Matric. 1650; B.A. 1653-4; M.D.
1668 {Lit. Reg.). F.R.C.P., 1675. Afterwards became a
Roman Catholic. Died Sept. 25 (? 28), 1685. Buried in
St James' Chapel, London. Will, P.C.C. Father of William
(1686). {D.N.B.; Munk, i. 377; G. Musgrave.)
SHORTE, THOMAS. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 17) at Sr John's,
June 2, 1651. 3rd s. of Peter, gent., of Tenterden, Kent.
Bapt. there, Mar. 17, 1632. School, Watlington, Sussex
(private). Matric. 165 1. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 9, 1652-3.
Living, 1688. (Burke, L.G., Supp.)
SHORT, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1612; B.A.; M.A. 1627.
SHORT, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Pembroke, July 7,
1624. S. of Thomas. Bapt. Oct. 2, 1606, at Bury St Edmunds,
Suffolk. Matric. 1625; B.A. 1627-8; M.A. 1631. R. of
Euston, Suffolk, 1630-45, sequestered. Father of Thomas
(1649-50).
SHORTE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Mar. 26, 1633.
Of Middlesex. Matric. 1633; B.A. 1636-7; Scholar, 1637;
M.A. 1640. Fellow, 1639; ejected, 1644. Ord. deacon and
priest (Lincoln) Sept. 11, 1646. Died before 1660. (A. Gray.)
Short, Willtam
SHORT, WILLIAM. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 14) at Caius, Apr. 28,
1686. S. of Thomas (1649-50), F.R.C.P. B. in London.
Schools, in Norfolk, Douay and Paris. (Venn, i. 481.)
SHORT, . B.Can.L. 1476-7-
SHORT, -. Adm. pens, at St Cath.^rine's, 1673-
SHORTER, JOHN. Adm. Fe!l.-Com. at Clare, July 2, 1703-
Doubtless s. and h. of John, of London (and Elizabeth,
dau. of Sir Erasmus Philips, Bart.), and grandson of Sir
John, Knt. and Sheriff of London, 1675. B. in London.
Matric. 1703. Living, 1718. (Le Neve, Knights, 302; N. and
Q., 6th S., X. 72.)
SHORTHOSE, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, May 25,
1650. S. of Robert, yeoman, of Willington, Derbs., deceased.
B. there, 1633. School, Repton. Matric. 1650. Migrated to
St Catharine's, 1651. One of these names R. of Edlington,
Yorks., 1667-70. Died July 26, 1670, 'aged 40.'
SHORTHOSSE, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, May
27, 1678. S. of John, clerk, deceased. B. at Bottesford,
Leics. School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1678; B.A. 1682. One of
these names V. of Stanton St Bernard, Wilts. Preb. of
Salisbury, 1712-21. Died Jan. 18, 1721-2. (Genealogist,
N.S.,i.x. 35.)
SHORTHOWSE, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Pembroke,
Michs. 1583; B.A. from Trinity Hall, 1583-4- R- of St
Michael's, Stamford, 1588-1612.
SHORTING, MATTHEW. Adm. sizar at Jesus, June 27, 1661.
Of Suffolk. Matric. 1661; B.A. 1664-5; M.A. 1669; D.D.
from King's, 1696. Conduct of King's, 1672-93. Signed
for deacon's orders (London) Sept. 18, 1669. Ord. priest
(Ely) Sept. 24, 1670. C. of Grantchester, CambSj, i6fi;
V. 1678-1707. Head Master of Merchant Taylors' School,
Sept. 25, 1691-1707. Died Apr. 1707. Buried in St Mary
Abchurch, London. Will, P.C.C. Benefactor (£400) to
King's College. (Robinson, i. xv.)
SHORTING, NATHANIEL. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Caius,
Apr. 14, 1723. S. of Thomas, Collector of Customs, of Cley-
next-the-Sea, Norfolk (and Anne, widow of John Shovel, of
Cockthorpe, and half-sister of Sir Cloudesly Shovel). B.
Jan. 17, 1704-5, at Morston, Norfolk. Schools, Blakeney
(Mr Smithson) and Walsingham (Mr Harding). Matric.
1724; Scholar, 1724-9; B.A. 1726-7; M.A. 1732. Ord.
deacon (Norwich) July 2, 1727; C. of Blakeney. R. of
Brinton, Norfolk, 1729-58. R. of Thomage, 1734-58. Died
Apr. 28, 1758. M.I. at Thomage. Brother of the next.
(Venn, n. 18; Misc. Gen. et Her., 5th S., n. 299.)
SHORTING, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius, Apr. 10,
1713. S. of Thomas, of Morston, Norfolk, gent. B. there.
May 16, 1695. School, Walsingham (Mr Harding). Scholar,
1713-8; Matric. 1714; B.A. 1716-7. Ord. deacon (Norwich)
July 13, 1718; 'C. of Cley.' Buried at Morston, Aug. 11,
1718. M.I. Brother of Nathaniel (above). (Venn, 1. 529.)
SHORTLAND, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Mar. 13,
1664-5. Of Essex. Matric. 1665.
SHORTLAND, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Christ's, June 13,
1623. S. of Thomas. B. at Coggeshall, Essex. School,
Colne (Mr Cosin). Matric. 1623. Buried at Coggeshall,
Dec. 13, 1667. Father of Thomas (1689-90). (Beaumont,
Coggeshall, 227.)
SHORTLAND, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Sidney,
Feb. 11, 1649-50. S. of Richard, wooUendraper. B. at
Colchester. Schools, Colchester and Felsted. Matric. 1650.
SHORTLAND, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Christ's,
Mar. 22, 1689-90. S. of Richard (1623). B. at Coggeshall,
Essex. School, Felsted. Matric. 1690; Scholar, 1690; B.A.
1693-4. P.C. of Havering, Essex, 1717-20.
SHORTON or SHIRTON, ROBERT. Of Jesus. B.A. 1500-1;
M.A. 1503; B.D. 1508-9; D.D. 1511-2. Fellow of Pembroke,
1505; Preacher, 1507. First Master of St John's, 1511-6.
Master of Pembroke, 1518-34. Incorp. at Oxford, 1525.
R. of Kettering, Northants., 1515-29. Preb. of York,
1517-25- R- oi St Nicholas, London, 1517-23. R. of Sedg-
field, Durham, 1518. R. of Stackpole, Pembroke, 1522.
Preb. of Lincoln, 1523. Canonof Windsor, 1527-35. Almoner
to Queen Catherine of Aragon, and supported her cause
in convocation. Master of Stoke-by-Clare College, Suffolk,
1529. Archdeacon of Bath. 1534-5. Died Oct. 17, 1535-
Buried at Stoke-by-Clare. Will, P.C.C. Benefactor to several
CoUeges. (Cooper, i. ^y, D.N. B.)
SHORTRUDGE, HUGH. M.A. from Trinity, 1675. S. of Hugh,
R. of Ashreigney, Devon. Matric. (Exeter College, Oxford)
Mar. 12, 1668-9, age 17; B.A. (Oxford) 1672; B.D. and D.D.
(Oxford) 1702. R. of Fetcham, Surrey, 1685. Died Mar. 28,
1720. Benefactor to Exeter College, Oxford. (Al.Oxon.)
SHORY or SHOREY, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St
John's, May 9, 1706. S. of John, pewterer. B. in London.
School, London (private). Matric. 1706; B.A. 1709-10; M.A.
Shouldham, Francis
1714. Ord. deacon (London) May 23, 1714; priest, June 16,
1717- R. of Layham, Suffolk, 1729-54. R. of Hadleigh.
Lecturer of St Lawrence Jewry with St Mary Magdalen, Milk
Street, London, till 1754. Died 1754, at Chelsea. Will, P.C.C.
SHOTBOLT, see also SHADBOLT.
SHOTBOLT or SHADBOLT, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Pem-
broke, Easter, 1573. Doubtless s. of Thomas, of Yardley,
Herts, (and Mary, dau. of Sir John Boteler). Probably adm.
at Lincoln's Inn, Apr. 12, 1579, Sholtbolte; of Fumival's
Inn. Of Yardley. Married Jane, dau. of John Tony, Esq.
Brother of Thomas (1573) and probably father of Tony,
Philip (1602) and Ralph (1602). (Chauncy, Herts., i. 123.)
SHOTBOLT, JOHN. Adm. at King's (age 16) a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 23, 1605. Of Chalkestone (orChalverstone), Beds.
Matric. 1606; B.A. 1609-10; M.A. 1613. Fellow, 1608-15.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 4; priest, June 5, 1615. Died
in College, 1615. Admon. in King's. (Harwood.)
SHOTBOLT or SHADBOLT, PHILIP. Matric. pens, from King's,
Easter, 1602. Probably 2nd s. of John (1573). of Yardley,
Herts. Married Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Marsh, of Middle-
sex. Brother of the next and of Tony; father of Thomas
(1632).
SHOTBOLT or SHADBOLT, RALPH. Matric. pens, from King's,
Easter, 1602. Probably 4th s. of John (i573)- Died s.p.
Brother of Philip (above) and of Tony.
SHOTBOLT or SHADBOLT, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from
Pembroke, Easter, 1573. Doubtless 2nd s. of Thomas, of
Yardley, Herts. Married Susan, dau. of Nicasius Yetesworth,
Esq. Brother of John (1573)- (Chauncy, Herts., i. 123.)
SHOTBOLT, THOMAS. Matric. pens, (age 20) from Pembroke,
Easter, 1632. S. of Philip (1602). B. at Yardley, Herts.
B.A. 1640-1. Ord. priest (Peterb.) Dec. 18, 1641. (Chauncy,
Herts., 1. 123.)
SHOTBOLT, TONY. Of King's CoUege. S. and h. of John
(? 1573). of Yardley, Herts. Buried in King's College, Oct. 15,
1598. Brother of Philip (1602) and Ralph (1602). (Chauncy,
Herts., I. 123; Vis. of Herts.)
SHOTTER, ROGER. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Christ's, Nov. i,
1708. B. in Surrey. School, Eton.
SHOTTESHAM, JOHN DE. Southern student who received a
royal pardon in 1261 for taking part in a riot against the
northern students. (Fuller, 29.)
SHOTTISHAM, ROBERT. Scholar of Corpus Christi, 1457;
B.D. 1475-6. Fellow, 1462. Licensed, by the Bishop of
Ely, 'to preach the word of God, both to the clergy
and to the people in the diocese of Ely, July 17, 1469.'
(Masters.)
SHOTOVER, . Dr (Div. or Can.L.) 1462-3. Canonicus.
SHOTTON, ROBERT. B.A. 1484-5; M.A. 1488. Fellow of
Queens', 1492-3.
SHOTTON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Christ's, Nov.
22, 1623. S. of Thomas, husbandman. B. at 'Crapson'
(?Cropston in Thurcaston), Leics. School, Sileby (Mr
Partridge). Matric. 1623. B.A. 1627-8; M.A. 1632. Ord.
deacon (Peterb.) May 31; priest, Dec. 20, 1629.
SHOTWELL, DANIEL. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, July, 1668.
Of Staffordshire. Matric. 1669; B.A. 1671-2; M.A. 1682.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1682. V. of North Cave, Yorks., 1681.
V. of Seighford, Staffs., 1694.
SHOULDHAM, CHARLES. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Oct.
13. 1595- S. of Thomas, gent. B. at Shouldham, Norfolk.
Schools, Dunham (Mr Grenwood) and Lynn (Mr Roberts).
Married, at Mileham, to Elizabeth Lewis, 1609. Brother of
Thomas (1590).
SHULDHAM, EDWARD. B.Civ.L. 1465-6; D.Civ.L. 1467-8.
B. in Norfolk. Master of Trinity Hall, 1502-3. Ord.
deacon (Lincoln) May 22, 1472; priest (Ely) Apr. 17, 1473;
'Fellow of Trinity Hall.' R. of Theriield, Herts., 1485-1503.
Canon of Lincoln, 1488-90. Died 1503. Buried at Theriield.
WiU proved (P.C.C). (Clutterbuck, iii. 587.)
SHOULDHAM, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, (age 13) at Caius, c.
June, 1589. S. of William, gent., of Shouldham Hal), Norfolk.
Matric. 1589. Probably scholar of Trinity Hall, 1592. \Am.
at Lincoln's Inn, June 29, 1595- Of Kettlestone, Esq.
Married Mary, dau. of Robert Tavemer, Lord Kettlestone.
Died Apr. 4, 1655, aged 84 (sic). Buried at Kettlestone.
Will, Archd. C. Norwich. Father of Nathaniel (1641) and
Lemuel (1642). (tVnn, i. 136; Btowf^W, vii. 114-)
SCHOULDHAM, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius,
July 16, 1673; re-adm. sizar Mar. 29, 1676. S. of Nathaniel
(1641), Esq., deceased, late of Kettlestone, Norfolk. B. at
Croxton. Schools, Walsingham (Mr Pitts) and Seaming
(Mr Burton). Matric. 1676; Scholar, 1676-81; LL.B. 1681.
Fellow, 1682-3. Died in College. Buried at St Michael's,
June 9, 1683. Brother of Robert (1670). (Venn, i. 449.)
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SCHULDHAM, FRANCIS. Adm. sizar (age i6) at Caius, Mar. 6,
1682-3. S. of Lemuel (1642), of Walsingham, Norfolk.
Bapt. there, May 3, i657- Schools, Walsingham and Holt.
Matric. 1683; Scholar, 1683-7; B.A. 1686-7. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) May 22, 1687; priest (Norwich) May 21, 1692;
'C. of Horsham St Faith, Norfolk.' V. of Kildrumferton
(Kilmore diocese), 1701-30. Married and had issue. Twin-
brother of Lemuel (1682-3). {Venn, I. 472; H. B. Swanzy.)
SCHULDHAM, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, at Caius, June 4, 1713-
S. of Robert (1670), M.D., of Kettlestone, Norfolk. B. at
Fakenham. School, Holt (Mr Reynolds). Matric. 1713;
Scholar, 1713-9; M.B. 1719; M.D. 1725- Fellow, 1720-76.
Practised at Walsingham. Donor of the 'Schuldam plate
prize. Died unmarried, Feb. 15, 1776. M.I. at Kettlestone.
WiU, P.C.C. {Venn, 1. 530; Burke, L.G.)
SCHULDHAM, JOHN. B.A. 1486-7; M.A. 1490.
SHULDHAM, LEMUEL. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Caius, Sept. 14,
1642. S. of Francis (15S9), gent., of Croxton, Norfolk. Bapt.
Apr. 4, 1627, at Hingham. School, Lynn (Mr BeU). Matric.
1642; Scholar, 1643-50; B.A. 1646-7; M.A. 1650. Adm. at
Gray's Inn, Feb. 2, 1651-2. Steward of the College manor
of Bumham, 1673. Of Walsingham, Esq. Married Eleanor,
dau. of Francis Jermy, of Gunton, Sept. 20, 1664. Died
before Feb. 4, 1688. Brother of Nathaniel (1641) and father
of the next and Francis (1682-3). (K^nn, i. 347; Burke, L.G.)
SCHULDHAM, LEMUEL. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, Mar. 6,
1682-3. S. of Lemuel (above), of Walsingham, Norfolk.
B. there. (His parentage is wrongly given in Cotton's
Fasti, V. :66; other authorities have made a similar mistake.)
Schools, Walsingham and Holt. Matric. 1683; Scholar,
1683-7; B.A. 1686-7; M.A. 1690. Ord. deacon (Lincoln)
May 22, 1687; priest (Norwich) Sept. 25, 1692. C. of Offord
D'Arcy, Hunts., 1687. Preb. of Blackrath, Ossory, Ireland,
1699-1719. Married Elizabeth, dau. of Daniel Molyneux,
of Ballymulvey, Co. Longford, and widow of Bryan KeUy,
of Ballyforan,"Co. Roscommon, Sept. 24, 1712. Died Feb.
1719. His son Molyneux was created Baron Schuldham,
1776. Twin brother of Francis (1682-3). {Venn, i. 472;
H. B. Swanzy.)
SHULDHAM, NATHANIEL. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius,
June 29, 1641. S. and h. of Francis (1589). gent., of Croxton,
Norfolk. B. at Hingham. School, Ljmn (Mr Bell). Matric.
1641; Scholar, 1641-5; B.A. 1644-5. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn,
June 19, 1645. Called to the Bar, 1652. Of Kettlestone,
Norfolk, Esq. Married (1) Catherine, dau. of John Thruston
(? Thurston), Esq., of Hoxne, Suffolk; (2) Dorothy, dau. of
Robert Kedington, Esq., of Hockham, Norfolk. Died Nov.
25, 1671. Buried at Kettlestone. Will, Norwich C. C.
Brother of Lemuel (1642), father of the next and of Francis
(1673). {Venn, 1. 344; Burke, L.G.)
SHOULDHAM, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Caius, May 10, 1670.
S. and h. of Nathaniel (above), of Kettlestone, Norfolk, Esq.
B. at Croxton, 1653. Schools, Holt (Mr Mazey) and Lynn
(Mr Bell). Matric. 1670; Scholar, 1670-4; LL.B. 1675; M.D.
1681. FeUow, 1676-9. Married Rebecca, dau. of Henry
Brady, of Norwich, Died June 26, 1705. Buried at Kettle-
stone. M.I. Will proved (Norwich C. C.) Nov. 13, 1705.
Brother of Francis (1673) and father of Francis (1713)-
{Venn, 1. 441.)
SCHULDHAM, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Dec. 30,
1590. S. of Thomas, gent. B. at Shouldham, Norfolk.
School, Dunham, near Swaffham (Mr Grenwood). Scholar,
1590-7; Matric. c. 1591; B.A. 1594-5- Brother of Charles
(1595).
SCHULDHAM, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius,
June 24, 1706. S. of John, attorney, of Beccles, Suffolk.
Bapt. there, Aug. 22, 1689. School, Beccles (Mr Leeds).
Scholar, 1706-11; B.A. 1709-10; M.A. 1713. Fellow, 1711-2.
Ord. deacon (Winchester) Dec. 30, 1711; priest (Norwich)
June 11, 1714. R. of EUough and Willingham, Suffolk, 1714-
36. Will proved (Ipswich) 1737; of EUough. {Venn, i. 515;
Burke, L.G.)
SHULDHAM, . B.Civ.L. 1500-1. One, Robert Shuldham,
Benedictine, B.D. (Oxford) 1510; Supp. D.D. June 28, 1515.
Became Lord Abbot of St Saviour's or St Mary Overy,
Southwark, Surrey. {Al. Oxon.)
SHOVE, BENJAMIN. B.A. from King's, 1633-4; M.A. 1637.
R. of Gatton, Surrey, c. 1648-66. Buried there May 16, 1666.
{Manning and Bray, 11. 238.)
SHOVE, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from King's, Easter, 1622;
B.A. 1625-6; M.A. 1629.
SHOVE, HENRY. Adm. sizar at Jesus, May 15, 1713. S. of
Edward, of Gatton, Surrey. Matric. 1713; B.A. 1716-7;
Scholar, 1717; M.A. 1720. V. of Rainham, Kent, 1723-71.
R. of St Margaret's, Canterbury, 1727-37. V. of Doddington,
Shropham, John
Kent, 1737-71. V. of St Mary Bredin, Canterbury, i737-
R. of Sutton, Dover, 1766-71. V. of Linsted, 1766-7. R- of
Little Mongeham, 1767-71- Died Dec. 8, 1771- Will (P.C.C.)
1772.
SHOWELL, JOHN. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1726.
S. of John, shipwright. Bapt. at Rotherhithe, Surrey,
Sept. 19, 1707. Matric. 1726; B.A. 1730-1; M.A. i734-
Fellow, 1729. Vice-Provost in 1737. Ord. deacon (Norwich)
June, 1740; priest. May, 1744. Had an estate in Hampshire.
Died in College, June 14, 1748. {Harwood.)
SHOWTE, WILLIAM. Scholar at King's Hall. Left, May 12,
1382.
SHRAWLEY, JAMES. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Mar. 20, i7i7-8.
S. of John, of Kelham, Notts. Scholar, 1720; B.A. 1721-2.
SHRAWLEY, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, May 5.
1666. S. of John, clerk, of Kirtling, Cambs. B. there. School,
Canterbury. Matric. 1667; B.A. 1669-70; M.A. 1673-
Incorp. at Oxford, 1673. Signed for deacon's orders (London)
Sept. 20, 1673.
SHREDE, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter,
1584. Of Norfolk.
SHREVE, see also SHERIFFE.
SCHREVE, EDMUND. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1571-
SHREVE, JOHN. Student at Cambridge; supp. for B.Can.L.
(Oxford) 1532. Perhaps R. of Framingham Earl and Pigot,
Norfolk, 1541. {Al. Oxon.)
SHREVE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs. 1625.
Of Norfolk. B.A. 1628-9; M.A. 1632.
SHREWSBURY, GILBERT, Earl of, see TALBOT.
SHROWSBURY, RICHARD DE. Scholar at King's Hall,
1385-8.
SHREWSBURY, Abbot of. D.D. 1460-1. Thomas Mynde was
elected abbot, Jan. 8, 1460. Died 1497- He succeeded
Thomas Ludlow, D.D., who died Dec. 8, 1459; m 1448, he
and his convent conveyed lands in Cambridgeshire to
Henry VI as part of the endowment of King's College.
(H. E. Forrest, Churches of Shrewsbury, 12.)
SHRIGLEY, ALBION. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, Mar.
24,1663-4. S. of Thomas, of Macclesfield, Cheshire. B. there.
School, Macclesfield. Matric. 1664. V. of Shackerstone,
Leics., 1680. Buried there May 11, 1713- Father of the
next. {Nichols, iv. 913.)
SHRIGLEY, ALBION. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Pembroke,
Jan. 9, 1706-7. S. of Albion (above), V. of Shackerstone,
Leics. B. there. Matric. 1707; B.A. 1711-2. Under master
at Market Bosworth School. P.C. of Carlton Chapel. WiU
(Leicester) 1729.
SHRIGLEY, JAMES. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Magdalene,
May 17, 1679. S. of William, gent., deceased. B. at Ard-
wick. Lanes. School, Manchester. Matric. 1679- Brother of
John (1679).
SHRIGLEY, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 12, 1600.
B. at Bollington, near Macclesfield, Cheshire. B.A. 1603-4;
M.A. 1607. Ord. deacon (London) Sept. 25, 1609, age 27.
C. of St Martin's, Colchester. C. of Stock, Essex, 1621-5.
V. of Margaretting, 1635-41.
SHRIGLEY, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Magdalene, May 17,
1679. S. of William, gent., deceased. B. at Ardwick, Lanes.
School, Manchester. Matric. 1679; B.A. 1682-3. Brother of
James (1679).
SHRIGLEY, JOHN. Matric. Easter, i745; M.A. from St Catha-
rine's, 1745. S. of William, of Manchester. B. there, Oct. 24,
1710. CoUegerat Eton, 1721-30. Matric. (Brasenose College,
Oxford) Dec. 17, 1730; B.A. (Oxford) i734- R- of Bromfield,
Essex, 1738-45. R. of Chicknal, i745-6i. R- of Mashbury,
1745-61. Perhaps R. of Alderley, Cheshire, 1753-62 {sic).
Died 1761. Brother of William (1741). {Al. Oxon.; Morant,
II. 81, 460.)
SHRIGLEY, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from King's, Easter, 1695;
B.A. 1697-8. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June 19, 1698.
SHRIGLEY, WILLIAM. M.A. from St John's, 1741- S. of
William, of Manchester. Matric. (Brasenose College. Oxford)
Feb. 6, 1720-1, age 20; B.A. (Oxford) 1724- Brother of
John (1745)- {Al. Oxon.)
SHRIMPTON, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1614.
SHRIMPTON, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter,
1577; B.A. 1580-1.
SHROPHAM, JOHN. Warden of King's Hall, 1361-3. Pre-
viously a scholar. M.A. Petitioned the Pope, 1363, for a
benefice. Perhaps R. of RawTeth, Essex, 1392. Died 1393.
{Cal. Pap. Pet., i. 405.)
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SHRUBSALL, CHARLES. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Nov. 4,
1633. Of Kent. Doubtless s. and h. of Richard, of Canter-
bury (died 1634). Age 2 in 1619. Matric. 1633. Adm. at
Gray's Inn, Nov. 13, 1635. (Vis. of Kent; Hasted, iv. 435.)
SHRUBSOLE, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Jesus, July 5. i7ii-
S. of Kenn, of Canterbury, Kent. B. at Ashford. Matric.
1711. Migrated as scholar to Trinity Hall, Jan. 14, 1713-4.
LL.B. 1717. Proctor in the Commons. Died Feb. 21, 1733.
(A. Gray; G. Mag.)
SHRYNE, . Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1568.
SHUCKBURGH or SHUGBOROW, EDWARD. Matric. pens,
from King's, Michs. 1587. Perhaps s. of John, of Naseby,
Northants. If so. High Sheriff of Northants., 1625. Died
Apr. 25, 1658, aged 86. Buried at Naseby. M.I. Perhaps
father of the next. {Misc. Gen. et Her., 2nd. S., iii. 319;
Bridges, 1. 578.)
SHUCKBURGH, EUSEBIUS. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Christ's,
July, 1614. Doubtless s. and h. of Edward (? above). High
Sheriff of Northants. Adm. at the Middle Temple, June 17,
i6i6. Of Naseby, Northants. Married and had issue.
(Peile, I. 296; Bridges, i. 577-8.)
SHUKBURGH, GEORGE. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Peterhouse,
June 26, 1695. Of London. School, Tonbridge. Matric.
1695; Scholar, 1695. Migrated to Trinity. B.A. 1698-9;
M.A. from Peterhouse, 1702. Ord. deacon (London) Mar. 6,
1700-1. R. of Caston, Norfolk, 1720-33. V. of East Winch,
1722-33. Died 1733.
SHUCKBOROWE, JOHN. Matric. FeU.-Com. from St John's,
Easter, 1606. S. and h. of John, of Shuckburgh, Warws.
Died Oct. 16, 1625, aged 37. Buried at Napton. (Misc.
Gen. et Her., 2nd S., iii. 353; Baker, i. 372.)
SHUKBURGH, JOHN (RICHARD). Adm. Fell. -Com. (age 18)
at St John's, Apr. 14, 1712. S. of John, Esq., of Bourton,
Warws. School, Warwick (Mr Greenway). Matric. 1712, as
Richard. Adm. at the Middle Temple, Oct. 17, 1712, as
Richard. Lieut. -Colonel of the 3rd Regiment of Horse. Of
Bourton, Esq. Died May 14, 1762, aged 67. M.I. at Bourton.
(Misc. Gen. et Her., 2nd S., iii. 353.)
SHUCKBURGH, . B.Can.L. 1488-9. Perhaps John, of
Queens'; will proved (V.C.C.) 1502.
SHUGBOROWTH or SOKBORU, . Scholar of King's Hall,
until 1498; afterwards pens. Died 1504. Left 26s. M. to King's
Hall. (Trin. Coll. Admissions, i. 126.)
SHUCKBORROW, (junior). Adm. at King's, Michs.
1587.
SHUCKFORD or SHUCKFORTH, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16)
at Caius, Oct. 3, 1568. S. of William, of Harling, Norfolk.
School, Walden, Essex. Matric. 1568.
SHUCKFORD, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Caius, July 8,
1712. S. of Samuel, gent., of Palgrave, Suffolk. B. at
Norwich. Schools, Norwich and Botesdale. Scholar, 171 2-9;
Matric. 1713; B.A. 1716-7; M.A. 1720; D.D. (Lambeth).
Ord. deacon (London) June 16, 1717; priest (Norwich) Oct.
28, 1718. V. of Seething and Mundham, Norfolk, until 1746.
R. of Hardwick, 1718-46; of Shelton, 1722-46. Chaplain
to the King, 1732-54. R. of All Hallows, Lombard Street,
1747-54. Canon of Canterbury, 1738-54. Author, Sacred
and Profane History of the World. Died July 14, 1754. Buried
in Canterbury Cathedral. Will, P.C.C. (Venn, i. 527;
D.N.B.)
SHUCKFORD, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Caius, Apr. 28,
1749. S. of William, glass worker, of London. B. Oct. 18,
1730, at Yarmouth. Schools, Norwich (Mr Bullimer) and
Merchant Taylors'. Scholar, 1749-53; Matric. 1750; B.A.
1753; M.A. 1789. Ord. deacon (Ely, Litt. dim. from
Chichester) Mar. 18; priest (Chichester) Dec. 21, 1753. V. of
Wamham, Sussex, 1753. V. of Eartham, 1788. Chaplain to
the Earl of Gainsborough. Died Dec. 5, 1799 (sic). Buried
at Wamham. WiU (P.C.C.) Jan. 1798. (Venn, 11. 62.)
SHUCKFORD, WILLIAM. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1653. Of
Norfolk.
SHULDHAM, see SHOULDHAM.
SHUTE or SHUTTE, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. pens, from
Pembroke, Michs. 1561. Doubtless s. of Christopher, of
Oakington, Cambs. B.A. 1564-5; M.A. 1568; B.D. 1580.
V. of Giggleswick, 1576-1626. Head Master of Giggleswick
School, 1615-9. Author, religious. Died at Giggleswick,
1626. Doubtless brother of Robert (1542), father of
Nathaniel (1603-4), Josias (1602), Thomas (1605) and
Timothy (1609). (D.N.B.; Cooper, 11. 285; Giggleswick
School; Peile, 1. 32.)
SHUTE, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse,
Easter, 1582. One of these names of Gargrave, Yorks., in
1629.
Shute, Robert
SHUTE, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 17) at Caius,
May 4, 1584. 2nds.of Robert (1542), Recorder of Cambridge.
Bapt. Feb. 7, 1565-6, at Oakington, Cambs. School,
Oakington (Mr Longworth). Married, in 1588, Joan Hatton,
of Long Stanton. Buried Nov. 27, 1611, at Oakington.
(Venn, 1. 120; Cambs. Vis.)
SHUTE, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. pens, (age i6) at Christ's,
Apr. 2, 1627. S. of Nathaniel (1603-4). B. at Sandon, Herts.
School, London. Matric. 1627; B.A. 1630-1; M.A. 1634;
B.D. 1642; D.D. 1661 (Lit. Reg.). Fellow, 1631. Proctor,
1640-1. R. of Navenby, Lines., 1642-56. R. of Watton,
Herts., 1656-71. Preb. of St Paul's, 1660-3. R. of St Vedast,
London, 1661-3. President of Sion College, 1663. Preb. of
Rochester, 1664-71. Archdeacon of St Albans, 1664-71.
Died Apr. 24, 1671. Will (P.C.C.) 1673. Father of Nathaniel
(1665). (Peile, I. 381.)
SHUTTE, HENRY. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Easter, 1586;
B.A. from St Catharine's, 1588-9, Shute.
SHUTE, HENRY. M.A. from Pembroke, 1682. S. of John, of
Kilmersdon, Somerset, clerk. Matric. (Wadham College,
Oxford) Dec. 4, 1674, age 19; B.A. (Oxford) 1678. Chaplain
to Edward, Earl of Oxford. V. of Finborough, and of Stow-
market, Suffolk, 1685-9. C. of St Andrew, Holbom, London.
Died Nov. 3, 1722. Will dated, Sept. 21, 1719; proved
(P.C.C.) 1723; mentions a charity school set up by him at
Kilmersdon. (A I. Oxon.)
SHUTE, HENRY. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, July i, 1731. Of
Somerset. Matric. 1731; B.A. 1734-5; M.A. 1738. Ord.
priest (Lincoln, Litt. dim. from Peterb.) Mar. 6, 1736-7.
Perhaps R. of Brancaster, Norfolk, 1751. One of these
names of Stapleton, Gloucs., clerk; will (P.C.C.) 1785.
SHUTE, JAMES. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, July 5,
1676. S. of James, deceased. B. at Wisbech, Cambs. School,
Wisbech. Matric. 1676; B.A. 1679-80; M.A. 1683.
SHUTE, JOSEPH. B.A. from St John's, 161 1-2. R. of Meavy,
Devon, c. 1614-74. Suffered during the rebellion ; imprisoned
at Plymouth, etc. Father of Walter (1641). (Walker,
Sufferings.)
SHUTE, JOSIAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1602.
S. of Christopher (1561), V. of Giggleswick. B. in Craven,
Yorks., 1588. School, Giggleswick. B.A. 1605-6; M.A. 1609.
Ord. deacon (London) Mar. 4, 1609-10, age 24; priest, June 3,
1610. C. of St Michael Queme, London. R. of St Mary
Woolnoth, 1611-43, ejected. Chaplain to the East India
Company, 1632. Archdeaconof Colchester, 1642-3. A skilled
Hebrew scholar. .Author, sermons. Buried at St Mary
Woolnoth, June 14, 1643. WiU proved (Cons. C. London)
Aug. 1, 1643. Brother of the next, of Timothy (1609) and
Thomas (1605). (D.N.B.; H. G. Harrison.)
SHUTE, NATHANIEL. B.A. from Christ's, 1603-4. S. of
Christopher (1561). M.A. 1607. R. of St Margaret Moses,
London, 1614-8. R. of St Mildred Poultry, 1618-38. A
famous preacher; Fuller caUs him another Chrysostom.
Buried Aug. 11, 1638, at St Mildred Poultry. Admon.,
Sept. 24, 1638, to his son Christopher (1627). Brother of
Josias (above), etc. (Peile, i. 235.)
SHUTE, NATHANIEL. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Christ's, Mar.
28, 1665. S. of Christopher (1627). B. at Navenby, Lines.
School, St Paul's. Matric. 1665; B.A. 1668-9; M.A. from
Queens', 1672; B.D. i68o. Fellow of Queens', 1671-81.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1680. Ord. deacon (Ely) Sept. 24, 1671;
priest (Peterb.) Dec. 22, 1672. V. of Honingham, Norfolk,
1673-80. R. of St Botolph, Cambridge, 1677-81. R. of Gt
ChevereU, Wilts., 1680. Canon of Salisbury, 1704-12. Died
before June, 1712. WiU (P.C.C.) 1712. (Peile, i. 615.)
SHUTE, RALPH. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter, 1576;
B.A. 1579-80. R. of St Michael, Nottingham, 1585-8.
SHUTE, RICHARD. B.A. 1653-4 (Incorp. from Oxford). B. at
Wolverton, Somerset. M.A. 1658; D.D. 1661. Matric. (St
John's CoUege, Oxford) Feb. 27, 1650-1; B.A. (O.xford)
1653-4. Ord. priest (Caius) June 12, 1668; C. of Huntmgfield,
Suffolk. R. of St Peter and St Mary, Stowmarket, 1674-86.
Died Feb. 1686, aged 54. (Venn, i. 403; Al. Oxon.)
SHUTE, ROBERT. Probably adm. at Peterhouse, 1542 or
1544. S. of Christopher, of Oakington, Cambs. B. at Gar-
grave, Yorks. (sic). Adm. at Gray's Inn, 1550. Barrister,
1552. Reader, 1568. Treasurer, 1576. Serjeant-at-law, 1577-
Recorder of Cambridge, 1558-90. M. P. for Cambridge, 1571,
1572-9. Baron of the Exchequer, 1579-86. Judge, Q.B.,
1586-go. Married Thora;fsine, dau. of Christopher BurgojTie,
of Long Stanton, Cambs. Lived at Oakington, Cambs. Died
Apr. 1590. Will, P.C.C. Doubtless brother of Christopher
(1561), father of Robert (1598) and Christopher (1584).
(Cooper, II. 92; D.N.B.; Peile, i. 31.)
SHUTE, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Easter, 1575.
Perhaps s. of Thomas, of Yorkshire. Bapt. at Gargrave,
July 24, 1559. B.A. from Christ's, 1579-80.
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SHUTE, ROBERT. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Queens', Oct. 23, 1588.
Of Cambridgeshire. B.A. 1592-3; M.A. 1596. Perhaps of
King's Lynn, Norfolk, clerk; admon. (P.C.C.) May 2, 1621.
Probably brother of Thomas {1588).
SHUTE, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Christ's, 1598-9. 4th s.
of Robert (1542), Justice of the Queen's Bench. B.A. 1601-2;
M.A. 1605. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Nov. 21, 1600. Clerk of the
Court of C.P., 1616. M.P. for St Albans, 1620-1. Recorder
of London, 1621 (Jan.-Feb.). Died Feb. 10, 1620-1. Brother
of Christopher (1584). (D.N.B.; Peile, 1. 229.)
SHUTE, SAMUEL. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Christ's, Dec. 12, 1683.
S. of Benjamin, of Comhill, London. B. 1662. Adm. at the
Middle Temple, Nov. 23, 1683. Joined the army; became
Lieut. -Colonel; served under Marlborough. Governor of
Massachusetts, 1716-27. His administrative responsibilities
brought him into conflict with the Assembly. Returned to
England in 1723 to consult the advisers of the Crown.
Pensioned on the death of George I in 1727. Died Mar. 15,
1742. (D.N.B.; Peile, n.gi.)
SHUTE, THOMAS. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Queens', Easter,
1588. Of Cambridgeshire. Possibly s. of Robert, of Oaking-
ton, Cambs. (It seems more likely that this man and
Robert (1588) were nephews of Robert.) {Cambs. Vis.)
SHUTE or SHOOTE, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity,
Easter, 1605. 4th s. of Christopher (1561). B.A. from
Peterhouse, 1608-9; M.A. 1612. Ord. deacon and priest
(Chester) Feb. 17, 1610-1. Domestic chaplain to the Bishop
of Chester; preached his funeral sermon in 1615- Still in
Chester in i6i8 as a preacher of the word of God. Brother
of Josias (1602), etc. (E. Axon.)
SHUTE, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Christ's, July 4,
1641. S. of Timothy (1609), Preb. of E.xeter. B. at Exeter.
School, Ottery (Mr Bame). Matric. 1641; B.A. 1644-5. Ord.
deacon and priest (Lincohi) July 18, 1646. Succeeded his
father as R. of Lawhitton, Cornwall, 1662. {Peile, 1. 477O
SHUTE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Queens', May 27, 1723. Of
Cornwall. Matric. 1723- Expelled, 1724-
SHUTE, TIMOTHY. Matric. sizar from Peterhouse, Easter,
1609. S. of Christopher (1561), V. of Giggleswick, Yorks.
B.A. 1612-3; M.A. 1616. Preb. of Exeter, 1630-45, ejected.
R. of Holy Trinity, Exeter, 1635. R. of Lawhitton,
Cornwall, 1647. One of these names of Farway, Devon,
clerk; \vill (Exeter) 1668. Brother of Josias (1602), etc. and
father of Thomas (1641). But see Al. Oxon. for a contem-
porary namesake.
SHUTE, TIMOTHY. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June 28, 1667.
Of Cornwall. Matric. 1667; B.A. 1670-1; M.A. 1674. Perhaps
R. of Lawhitton, Cornwall, 1675; will (Exeter) 1722.
SHUTE, TIMOTHY. Adm. sizar at Queens', May 27, 1685.
Of Devon. Matric. 1685.
SHUTE, WALTER. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, July 7,
1641. S. of Joseph (1611-2), R. of Meavy, Devon. B. there.
School, Plymouth (private). Matric. 1642.
SHUTTE, . Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, Michs. 1542. This
or the next was probably Robert, afterwards Justice of the
Q.B. whom see.
SHUTTE, . Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, Lent, 1543-4-
SHOOT, . Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1558.
SHUTE, . Adm. Fell.-Com. at Peterhouse, Apr. 26, 1578.
Probably Francis, s. and h. of Robert, Serjeant-at-law.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, June 16, 1577- Perhaps brother of the
next. (r. A. Walker; Vis. of Cambs., 1619.)
SHUTE, {senior). Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, Apr. 26,
1578. Perhaps John, 2nd s. of Robert, of Oakington, Cambs.
Bapt. there, Aug. 29, 1563. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Jan. 23,
1579-80. {Vis. of Cambs.)
SHUTE, {junior). Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, Apr. 26,
1578. Possibly Christopher, 3rd s. of Robert, of Oakington,
Cambs., who was adm. at Caius in 1584 as 2nd son. But he
was only 12 in 1578. {T. A. Walker.)
SHUTE, . Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, 1590-1-
SHUT, . Matric. from Trinity, Easter, 1606 {absent).
SHUTER, PETER. Adm. pens, at Queens', Jan. 18, 1737-8.
Of Leicestershire. Matric. 1738; B.A. 1741-2; M.A. 1745.
Fellow, 1743-4- Ord. deacon (Lincoln) May 29, 1743; priest
(Nonvich) May 20, 1744. R. of Upper Isham, Northants.,
1744-9. R- of Kibworth, Leics., 1741-69. Died Nov. 24,
1769, aged 50. M.I. at Kibworth. Admon. (P.C.C.) 1769.
{Nichols, II. 649.)
SHUTTLEWOODE, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Trinity, May 28,
1650. Of Leicestershire. Scholar, 1651. Probably identical
with the Nonconformist tutor of these names. B. at Wymes-
wold, Leics., Jan. 3, 1631-2. Approved by the Wirksworth
Classis and ord. Apr. 26, 1654. Minister of Ravenstone and
SiBBALD, James
Hugglescote, Leics., 1654-62, ejected. Conducted an academy
for the education of Nonconformist ministers at Sulby, near
Welford, Northants. (A Mr Shuttlewood of Old Sulby was
buried at Welford, Sept. 20, 1678.) Frequently fined and
imprisoned for nonconformity. Died Mar. 17, 1688-9. Buried
at Creaton {sic), Northants. M.I. Will dated, Dec. 28, 1687;
proved (Archd. Northants.) Nov. 29, 1690; of Little Creaton.
{D.N.B.; Nichols, in. 938.)
SHUTLEWOOD, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's,
Apr. I, 1675. S. of Kenelm, deceased, of Lowesby, Leics.
B. there. School, Oakham. Brother of Thomas (1654-5).
SHUTTLEWOOD, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from St John's,
Easter, 1622; B.A. 1625-6; M.A. 1629. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
June 8; priest, June 9, 1628.
SHUTTLEWOOD, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Feb. i,
1654-5. Of Leicestershire. S. and h. of Kenelm, of Bramston,
Rutland, gent. Matric. 1655. Adm. at Gray's Inn, May 16,
1656; Shuttleworth, alias Shuttlewood. Brother of Joseph
(1675)-
SHUTTLEWORTH, BARTON. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's,
Mar. 28, 1741. S. of Ralph, vintner, of Middlesex (afterwards
settled in Rochdale). B. in London. School, Rochdale,
Lanes. Matric. 1741; B.A. 1744-5- Perhaps Head Master
of Witton, or Northwich Grammar School, Cheshire, 1748.
Ord. deacon (Chester) Feb. 2, 1770; priest, July 28, 1771-
P.C. of Littleborough, Lanes., 1770-93- Buried at Rochdale,
Oct. 31, 1793. {Scott-Mayor, iii. 515; Fishwick, Rochdale,
199.)
SHUTTLEWORTH, EDMUND. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel,
Apr. 14, 1651. Of Lincolnshire. Doubtless s. of Leonard,
of St Martin's, Lincoln. Bapt. there, Sept. 18, 1630. Matric.
1653; B.A. 1654. Adm. at Gray's Inn, from Barnard's Inn,
June 19, 1656. Probably buried at North Hickham, Apr. 10,
1711. Perhaps father of the next. {Lines. Pedigrees, 874-)
SHUTTLEWORTH, EDMUND. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Mag-
dalene, Oct. 8, 1709. S. of Edmund (? above). B. at North
Hickham, Lines. School, Heighington, Lines. Matric. 1710;
. B.A. 1713-4. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Aug. 15; priest (Norwich)
Dec. 1714. P.C. of Barlings, Lines. C. of St Peter-at-Arches,
Lincoln. V. of Crowle. Buried at St Swithin's, Lincoln, May
23, 1717. Will proved, July 4, i7i7- (J- Parker.)
SHUTTLEWORTH, JOHN. M.A. from Corpus Christi, 1714-
S. of John, of Wimbledon, Surrey. Matric. (Magdalen
College, Oxford) Dec. 17, 1686, age 15; B.A. (Oxford) 1690.
V. of Obome, 1695-1750, and R. of Lillington, Dorset,
1695-1711. R. of Fifield Bavant, Wilts., i7«i-.5o. Canon of
Sanim, 1721-50. R. of Preston, Wilts., 1721-50. Died
before June 13, 1750. Will Cons. C. Sarum. Father of the
next. {Al. Oxon.)
SHUTTLEWORTH, JOHN HANKINS. M.A. from Caius, 1730.
S. of John (above), clerk, of Lillington, Dorset. Matric.
(Exeter College, Oxford) Mar. 19, 1718-9; B.A. (Oxford)
1722. V. of Preston, Dorset, 1726-52. Died Feb. 18, 1752,
aged 50. M.I. at Preston. {Venn, 11. 33.)
SHUTTLEWORTH, LAURENCE. B.D. 1583 (Incorp. from
Oxford). 2nd s. of Hugh, of Gawthorp, Lanes. B.A. (Univer-
sity CoUege, Oxford) 1574-5; M.A. 1575(?); B.C.L. 1578;
B.D. 1582-3. R. of Workington, Cumberland, 1577- R- of
Whichford, Warws., 1583. Buried Feb. 22, 1607-8. Will,
P.C.C. (Burke, L.G ; Al. Oxon.; Vis. of Lanes., 1567-)
SHUTTLEWORTH, LIONEL. Matric. pens, from St John's,
Michs. 1610.
SHUTTLEWORTH, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Pem-
broke, Apr. 4, 1-37. S. of Richard, of Gawthorp, Lanes.,
Esq. Matric. 1737. Captain, 7th Fusiliers. Married
Christiana, dau. of William Spencer, of Cannon Hall, Yorks.
Died Sept. 4, 1748. (Foster, Lanes. Pedigrees.)
SIBBALD, CHARLES. Adm. pens, (age 15) al Peterhouse,
May 23, 1696. Of Hertfordshire. Probably s. of James
(1646), R. of Clothall, Herts. School, Watton-at-Stone,
Herts, (private). Scholar, 1696; Matric. 1697; B.A. 1699-
1700; M.A. 1703. Fellow, 1702. Incorp. at Oxford, 1708.
Ord. priest (Elv) May 30, 1708. R. of Hatfield, Herts.,
1712-9. Probably brother of James (1691). {T.A.Walker,
198.)
SIBBALD, JAMES. M.A. 1628 (Incorp. from Oxford). (Not in
Al. Oxon.) Probably ord. deacon, June 11, 1620; 'C. of
Snaith, and master of the Grammar School.' Perhaps V. of
St James, Clerkenwell, Middlesex, 1631-5 (M.A.), and again,
1641-60 (D.D.); also P.C. of Norwood, 1650. (According to
W. J. Pinks, Clerkenwell, James Sibbald, D.D., minister of
Clerkenwell, 1641, was the Royalist Divine who attended
James Hamilton, Earl of Cambridge on the scaffold, 164 1.)
One James Chibald or Sibbald, M.A. (Oxford) 1633, suc-
ceeded his father William Chibald, as R. of St Nicholas,
Cole Abbey, Middlesex, 1641-61. {Hennessy; Pinks, Clerken-
well; Al. Oxon.)
SiBBALD, James
SIBBALLS, JAMES. Incorp. from St Andrews, 1637. (Possibly
identical with the Scottish royalist divine, for whom see
D.N.B.)
SIBBALD, JAMES. Adm. pens, at Trinity, June 15, 1646.
Of London. School, Westminster. Matric. 1646; Scholar,
1647; B..\. 1649-50. Doubtless R. of ClothaU, Herts., 1665-
1708. Buried there, 1708. M.I. WiU, P.C.C. Probably father
of the next and of Charles {1696). (Clutterbuck, iii. 506.)
SIBBALD, JAMES. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, Oct. 7,
1691. Doubtless s. of James (above), D.D. (sic). B. at
ClothaU, Herts. School, Berkhampstead (Mr Wren). Matric.
1695. Probably brother of Charles (1696).
SIBBS, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's, Michs. 1632.
S. of John, of Thurston, Suffolk. B.A. 1635-6. Married
Frances, dau. of George Hunt, of Saxham. Will proved
(Bury) July 16, 1673. Father of Richard (1661) and probably
of the next and of Robert (1672). [Vis. of Suff., 1664.)
SIBBS, [JOHN]. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, i66o. Doubt-
less John, s. and h. of John (above). Age 24 in 1664. Brother
of Richard (1661). (Vis. of Suff., 1664.)
SIBBES, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from St John's, c. 1594.
ist s. of Paul, wheelwTight, of Suffolk. B. at Tostock,
Suffolk, 1577. Bapt. Jan. 6, 1579-80. School, Bury. Scholar;
B..A.. 1598-9; M.A. 1602; B.D. 1610; D.D. from St Catha-
rine's, 1627. Fellow of St John's, 1601. Taxor, 1608. Master
of St Catharine's, 1626-35. Ord. deacon and priest (Nonvich)
Feb. 21, 1607-8, age 27. Lecturer at Trinity Church, Cam-
bridge, 1610-5. Preacher at Gray's Inn, 1617-35. Offered
the Provostship of Trinity College, Dublin, 1627, but declined
it. V^ of Holy Trinity, Cambridge, 1633-5. Author, religious.
Died unmarried, July 5, 1635. WiU (V.C.C). (Cath. Hist.;
D.N.B.)
SIBBS, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's, Easter,
1661. Doubtless 3rd s. of John (1632), of Thurston, Suffolk,
gent. School, Bury. B.A. 1664-5; M.A. 1668. C. of Gt
Ashfield, Suffolk, 1671. R. of Gedding, 1672-1738. Died
1738. Doubtless brother of John (1660) and Robert (1672).
(Vis. of Suff., 1664.)
SIBBS, RICHARD. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, June 11,
1711. Doubtless s. of Robert (below). B. in Norfolk, 1693.
Matric. 1711, 'Gibbs'; B.A. 1716-7. Ord. deacon (Ely)
June 16, 1717; priest (Norwich) July, 1718. R. of Baming-
ham Northwood, Norfolk, 1721. R. of Mannington, 1730-61.
P.C. of Sustead, 1738-61.
SIBBS, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, May 13, 1672.
Probably 4th s. of John (1632). Matric. 1672; B.A. 1675-6.
Ord. deacon (Norwich) Sept. 1678; priest. Mar. 1678-9. R.
of Bamingham Northwood, Norfolk, 1680-97. Doubtless
brother of Richard (1661) and father of Richard (above).
SIBERCH, JOHN. University Printer, c. 1520-2. Lived in the
house with the sign Arma Regia on ground now occupied
by Tree Court in Gonville and Caius College. Probably
from Cologne. Set up the first printing-press at Cambridge,
c. 1520. Well known to scholars then at Cambridge. Men-
tioned as an old friend by Erasmus in a letter written from
Basel in 1525 to Robert Aldrich, of Cambridge, afterwards
Bishop of Carlisle. Claimed to be the first printer of Greek
in England. (Robert Bowes, Siberch; D.N.B.)
SIBERY, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, Oct. 26,
1678. S. of Thomas, husbandman. B. at Wickersley, Yorks.
School, Rotherham (Mr Farrer). Matric. 1678; B.A. 1682-3.
Ord. deacon (York) June, 1683.
SIBESTON, THOMAS DE. Scholar at King's Hall, 1351-60.
SIBILL or SYBYLL, NICHOLAS. Fellow of Peterhouse, 1437-
66.
SIBLEY, CHARLES. Adm. sizar (age 20) at St John's, June 25,
1709. S. of Charles, deceased. B. at Derby. School, Horsley,
Derbs. (private). Matric. 1710; B.A. 1712-3.
SIBLEY, JEREMIAH. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Mar. 26, 1631.
Of Hertfordshire. Matric. 1631; B.A. 1634. Perhaps a
member of the Sibley family of Studham, Herts, (now Beds.).
Perhaps brother of Thomas (1629). (Victoria Co. Hist. Herts.,
II. 277.)
SIBLEY, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1605. Of Cambridgeshire. B.A. 1609; M.A. 1612. Ord.
priest (Peterb.) July 5, 1611.
SIBLEY, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 8, 1629.
Of Bedfordshire. Matric. 1629; B.A. 1632-3; M.A. 1636.
One of these names buried atHarlington,Beds.,Oct.20, 1665.
Perhaps brother of Jeremiah (1631).
SYBYLEY, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Peterhouse, Easter,
1544; B.A. 1545-6.
SIBNAM, GEORGE. Incorp. from Oxford, 1501.
SIBRIE or SIBERIE, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Trinity, June 23,
1646. Of Yorkshire. B.A. 1649-50.
Sicklemore, Richard
SIBSEY, HENRY. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1619. Of Norfolk. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Mav 25, 1622;
priest (Norwich) May 24, 1635, 'B.A.' Perhaps of Wisbech,
Cambs. WiU (P.C.C.) 1656.
SIBSY, SIMON. Matric. sizar from King's, Lent, 1577-8.
SIBSON, HENRY. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1629.
Perhaps s. of Henry, D.D., of Cumberland. B.A. 1632-3;
M.A. 1636. Ord. deacon (Chester) June 1, 1634; priest,
Sept. 20, 1635. Perhaps brother of John (1633).
SIBSON, JOHN. B.A. from Christ's, 1578-9.
SIBSON, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, Sept. 18,
1633. 2nd s. of Henry, D.D., R. of Bewcastle, Cumberland.
B. there. School, Blencow (Mr Wilkinson). Matric. 1633.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, Nov. 5, 1635. Perhaps brother of
Henry (1629).
SIBSON, RICHARD. B.A. from Magdalene, 1635-6. Probably
matric. sizar Easter, 1632, 'Simpson.' Ord. deacon (Carlisle)
June 4, 1637; priest. Mar. i, 1639-40. V. of Irthington,
Cumberland, 1642-60, and V. of Troutbeck, Westmorland,
1656-9. Died 1660. (B. Nightingale, 284, 1048.)
SIBTHORPE, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. sizar from Trinity,
Easter, 1578.
SIBTHORPE, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. pens, from Queens',
Michs. 1580. Perhaps identical with the pamphleteer of these
names. If so, Justice of the King's Bench in Ireland, 1607-
32. M.P. for Newtown, Limavaddy, 1613-5. Knighted in
Ireland, May 3, 1618. Died 1632. (D.N.B.)
SIBTHORPE, GERVASE. Adm. pens, at Jesus, June 23, 1642.
Doubtless s. of Gervase, of Laneham, Notts. Bapt. there,
Apr. 1, 1624. Matric. 1642. Of St Mark's, Lincoln. Married
Judith, dau. of Mark Riggall, and widow of Benjamin
Marshall, of Lincoln. WiU dated, Apr. 16, 1703; proved.
May 29, 1704. (Lines. Pedigrees, 8yy; Burke, L.G.)
SIBTHORPE, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Christ's, June 5,
1642. S. of John. School, Stamford (Mr Humphry).
Matric. 1643; B.A. 1645-6.
SIBTHORPE, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1571; Scholar, 1575; B..^. I57&-7; M.A. 1580. FeUow, 1579.
Ord. deacon and priest (Lincoln) Nov, 21, 1582. V. of
Trumpington, Cambs., until 1584. V. of Bampton, Oxon.,
1591. R. of North Cadbury, Somerset, 1593-1623. Died
1623.
SIBTHORPE, ROBERT. Scholar of Trinity, Easter, 1614;
B..^. 16x5-6; M.A. 1619; B.D. 1627. FeUow, 1617. Incorp.
at Oxford, 1619. (There is considerable difficulty in dis-
tinguishing this man from contemporary namesakes. Ap-
parently he is not identical with the Northamptonshire
divine, who was already B.A. when ordained at Peterborough
in 1606. The M.I. of Robert Sibthorpe, D.D., at Burton
Latimer (Bridges, 11. 225) describes him as of Lincoln CoUege,
Oxford; but in Al. Oxon. he is identified with the bishop of
Limerick. Possibly our man is the son of Robert (above).
If so, previously adm. at Balliol CoUege, Oxford. Matric.
there, July 6, 1613, agei8. Fos/«', however, does not identify
the BaUiol student with the Cambridge man, incorporated
in 1619, but assumes that two men are involved.) One of these
names V. of Hammoon, Dorset, 1629-31. (Al. Oxon.;
Bridges, 11. 225; H. I. Longden.)
SIBTHORPE, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Peterhouse,
Easter, i6o8; B..A. 1611-2; M.A. 1615. Ord. priest (Peterb.)
Dec. 18, 1614. R. of St John, Stamford, Lines., 1615-25.
R. of Wilksby, 1631.
SIBTHORPE, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1582; Scholar, 1584; B.A. 1585-6; M.A. 1589.
SICKELMORE, JAMES. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs.
1622; B.A. 1625-6.
SICKLEMORE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter, 1628.
Doubtless 2nd s. of John, of Ipswich (and Elizabeth, dau. of
Thomas Fettiplace, of Berkshire). B.A. 1631. Adm. at
Gray's Inn, Oct. 14, 1633. M.P. forSuffolk, 1654-55, 1656-8;
for Harwich, 1659; for Ipswich, 1661-70. Recorder of
Ipswich, 1660. Married (i) Anne, dau. of Philip Bedingfield,
of Norfolk; (2) Martha, dau. of Nicholas Bacon, of Shrub-
land, Suffolk. Died 1670. Buried at Bramford. Brother of
Jonathan (1645) and Samuel (1636-7). (Vis. of Suffolk,
1664.)
SICLEMORE, lOHN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Mar. 6, 1637-8.
Of Suffolk." Matric. 1637-8.
SICKLEMORE, JONATHAN, .^dm. FeU.-Com. at Clare, Aug.
9, 1645. S. of John, of Tuddenham St Martin, and of
Ipswich. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Mar. 15, 1638-g.
SICLAMORE, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Trinity Hall,
Easter, 1549.
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SiCKLEMORE, SaMUEL
SICKLEMORE, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, (age i6) at Clare,
Feb. 15, 1636-7. Of Suffolk. 5th s. of John, of Ipswich.
Matric. 1637; B.A. 1640-1. Migrated to Peterhouse, Dec. i,
1641. Scholar there, 1641-2. Brother of John (1628) and
Jonathan (1645). (T. A. Walker, 73.)
SICKLEMORE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs.
1560; B.A. 1563-4; M.A. 1567. Fellow, 1565-72. Ord.
deacon (Ely) May 26, 1566. R. of Slaidbum, Yorks., 1576-85.
Died 1585.
SICKLEMORE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Sidney,
Feb. 27, 1622-3. S. of John, clothier. Bapt. Nov. 15, 1609,
at St Lawrence, Ipswich. School, Ipswich. Matric. 1623.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, May 10, 1626. Married Frances, dau.
of Thomas Whitcomb, of London, linendraper.
SICKLING, JOHN. B.A. 1481-2; M.A. 1485. FeUow of Corpus
Christi, 1488-1505. Proctor, 1491-2, 1500-1. Last Master
of God's House, 1495, and first Master of Christ's, 1506.
Much employed in University business. V. of Fen Drayton,
Cambs., 1496. Died June 9, 1507. WiU (V.C.C). {Peile,
I- 4).
SICKLING, . M.Gram. 1481-2. Perhaps John (above).
SIDAY or SYDAY, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, 1620-1.
S. of William, gent. School, Newport, Essex (Mr Woode).
Matric. 1620-1; B.A. 1625-6; M.A. 1629. Probably ord.
priest (Winchester) Apr. 22, 1636. R. of Lamarsh, Esse.x,
1637, and of Beauchamp Roding, 1642-89. 'A godly
preaching minister,' in 1650. Died Apr. 19, 1689, aged 84.
M.I. at Beauchamp Roding. Father of John (1678-9).
{Venn, i. 252.)
SIDAY, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Sept. 15, 1623. Of Esse.x.
Matric. 1623; B.A. 1627-8; M.A. 1631.
SYDAY, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 23, 1677. Of
Suffolk. Matric. 1677.
SIDAY, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Mar. 11, 1679-80-
S. of John (1620-1), R. of Beauchamp Roding, Essex. B.
there. Schools, Chipping Ongar and Felsted. Matric. 1680;
Scholar, 1680-7; B.A. 1683-4; M.A. 1687. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) Sept. 25, 1687; priest, June, 1688. C. of Beau-
champ Roding, 1687; succeeded his father as R. there,
1689-1704. Married Mary Peach, of High Ongar, June 8,
1687. Died 1704. Will (Archd. Essex) 1705. Father of John
(1710). (Venn, i. 464.)
SIDEY, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Dec. 13, 1682.
Of Deptford, Kent. Matric. 1685-6; B.A. 1686-7; M.A.
1690; B.D. 1697. Fellow, 1690-1709. Junior Proctor,
1694-5. Ord. priest (Lincoln) Mar. 14, 1702-3.
SIDAY, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Christ's, May 16, 1710.
S. of John (1679-80), R. of Beauchamp Roding, Essex.
B. there. School, Felsted. Scholar, 1710-1; Matric. 1711;
LL.B. 1715. Ord. deacon (London) Dec. 23, 1716; priest,
Dec. 1720. R. of Beauchamp Roding, Essex, 1720-52. Died
there 1752. Will (P.C.C.) 1753- (Peile, 11. i74-)
SIDAY, JOSEPH. Adm. pens, at Queens', June 11, 1612. Of
Essex.
SYDAY, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Queens', Lent, 1577-8.
Of Essex. B.A. 1580-1; M.A. 1584. Ord. deacon (Norwich)
Sept. 29; priest, Dec. 21, 1599, age 30. R. of Carlton-by-
Langley, Norfolk, 1599.
SIDAY, WILLIAM. Fellow of Peterhouse in 1406. Perhaps
R. of South Shoebury, Essex, till 1390.
SYDAY, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1579.
SIDDALL, see also SYDALL.
SIDDALL, ADAM. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1589;
B.A. 1592-3; M.A. from King's, 1596. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
Oct. 18, 1594; priest, July 29, 1599. R. of Knapwell, Cambs.,
1605-13. Buried there Oct. 21, 1613.
SIDDALL, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Dec. 1602.
Doubtless s. of John, R. of Little Peatling, Leics., 1574.
B. there. B.A. 1607-8; M.A. 1611. Ord. deacon (London)
June, 1612, age 24; priest (York, for Lincoln) May 26, 1616.
V. of Kensworth, Herts., 1615-45, ejected. Died same year.
Doubtless brother of William (1596-7). (Peile, i. 242.)
SIDDALL, MICHAEL. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's, Feb. 2,
1630-1. S. of WiUiam, baker, of Micklegate, York. B. at
York. Matric. 1631; B.A. 1634-5; M.A. 1638. R. of Kirkling-
ton, Yorks., 1644-9. V. of Catterick, 1645-58. Founded the
Free School at Catterick. Buried there Jan. 8, 1658-9.
M.I. (Peile, 1. 406; H. B. McCall, Richmondshire Churches,
34.)
SIDOLL, RALPH. M.Gram. 1458-9.
SIDDALL, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at King's, 1680-1.
SIDDALL, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Christ's, 1596-7.
Of Leicestershire. Doubtless s. of John, R. of Little Peatling,
SiGNORET, John
Leics., 1574. B.A. 1600-1; M.A. 1604; B.D. 1612. Fellow,
1607. C. of Toft, Cambs., 1604-7. Resided in College till
the beginning of the Civil War. Disappeared (perhaps by
death) after 1642 and before 1644. Doubtless brother of
John (1602). (Peile, i. 223.)
SYDALL, . B.Civ.L. 1529-30.
SIDDON, see SEDDON.
SIDDOWN, ABRAHAM, see SNODEN.
SIDEBOTTOM, SAMUEL. M.A. from St John's, 1718. S. of
Samuel, of Oldham, Lanes., gent. Matric. (Brasenose
College, Oxford) June 22, 1709, age 19; B.A. (Oxford)
1712-3. Ord. priest (York) Mar. 1713-4. R. of Middleton,
Lanes., 1714-52. Died May 22, 1752. (Al. Oxon.)
SIDGWICK, see SEDGWICK.
SIDLEY, see also SEDLEY.
SIDLEY, Sir CHARLES, Bart. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Jesus,
Aug. 31, 1714. Of Derbyshire. S. and h. of Sir Charles, Knt.,
of Southfleet, Kent. Matric. 1715. Succeeded his grand-
father Sir Charles Sedley (the dramatist) in the family
estates in Kent, Aug. 20, 1701. Created Bart., July 10, 1702.
Married Elizabeth, dau. of WiUiam Frith. Died Feb. 18,
1729-30, at Nuthall, Notts. (G.E.C., iv. 187.)
SYDLEY or SIDAY, DANIEL. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel,
Jan. 16, 1591-2, as Sidley. Matric. c. 1592.
SIDLEY, ISAAC. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Magdalene, Michs.
1655. S. and h. of Sir John, Bart., of Great Chart, Kent.
M.A. 1635-6 (Lit. Reg.). Succeeded as 3rd Bart. Nov. 1673.
Knighted Aug. 9, 1641. Married as his second wife, Cicely,
dau. of John Marsh, of Lincoln's Inn. Died before 1695.
(G.E.C., I. 173-)
SIDLEY or SEDLEY, WILLIAM. M.A. 1586 (Incorp. from
Oxford). S. of John, of Southfleet, Kent, Esq. Matric. (Hart
Hall, Oxford) 1574, age 16; B.A. (Balliol College, Oxford)
1574-5; M.A. 1577. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Nov. 11, 1576.
Barrister-at-law, 1584. Treasurer, 1608. Knighted, July 30,
1605. Created Bart., June 29, 1611. Foimder of the Sidleian
professorship of Natural Philosophy at Oxford. Married
Elizabeth, Dowager Baroness Abergavenny. Died Feb. 27,
1618. Buried at Southfleet. Will, 1619. (Al. Oxon.; G.E.C.,
I- 73-)
SIDNEY, see SYDNEY.
SIDNOR, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from Christ's, 1595-6.
2nd s. of William (1557-8), of Blundeston, Suffolk. Adm. at
Gray's Inn, Nov. 15, 1598, late of Staple Inn. Living, 1613.
Brother of William and Paul (1595-6), half-brother of the
next. (Suckling, i. 311; Peile, i. 219.)
SYDNOR, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1578.
S. and h. oi William (1557-8), of Blundeston, Suffolk.
Married and had issue. Died Dec. 10, 1612 (? 1611). Half-
brother of the next, Francis (above) and William (1595-6).
(Suckling, I. 311.)
SIDNOR or SYDNOR, PAUL. Matric. pens, from Christ's,
1595-6. 3rd s. of William (1557-8), of Blundeston, Suffolk.
Probably adm. at Lincoln's Inn, June 27, 1599, Sydney;
of Staple Inn. Called to the Bar, 1606, Sydnor. Brother of
William (1595-6) and Francis (1595-6). (Suckling, 1. 311.)
SIDNORE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Corpus Christi, 1683.
Of Norfolk. Matric. 1683; B.A. 1686-7. Perhaps R. of
Hempstead, Norfolk, and also V. of Honingham.
SYDNOR, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Gonville Hall,
Mar. 1557-8. Owner of the Manor of Blundeston, Suffolk,
in 1570. Married as his 2nd wife, Bridget, dau. of John
Jemegan, of Belton, Lines., Esq. Died Aug. 26, 1613.
Buried at Blundeston. Father of the next, Francis (1595-6),
Paul (r595-6) and Henry (1578). (Copinger, v. 11; Suckling,
I. 311.)
SIDNOR, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Christ's, 1595-6.
3rd s. of William (above), of Blundeston, Suffolk. Of Belton,
Lines., afterwards of Norwich. Married Margaret, dau. of
Edward Duke, of Kelsall, Suffolk. Brother of Francis
(1595-6), etc. (Peile, i. 219.)
SIDWELL, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Pembroke, Feb. 23,
1721-2; 'Grecian' from Christ's Hospital. S. of John. B. at
Bampton, Oxford. (According to Christ's Hospital Register
his father, John, was citizen and cooper, of St Mary, Rother-
hithe. B. Nov. 12, 1705.) Matric. 1721-2; B.A. 1725-6;
M.A. 1729. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June 16; priest, Sept. 22,
1728. R. of Welton, Lines., 1728. V. of South Elkington,
1728. (A. W. Lockhart.)
SIFFON(?), W. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse, Easter, 1571.
SIGAR, HENRY, see SEAGAR.
SIGNORET, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Peterhouse, Apr.
28, 1712. Of Saffron Walden, Essex. School, Canterbury.
Matric. 1712. Ord. deacon (London) May 27, 1716.
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SiGO, William
SIGO, WILLIAM. M.Gram. 1472-3- Pens, at Gonville Hall,
1506-9. Founder of a scholarship at Gonville Hall. (Cooper,
I. II.)
SIGRAVE, see SEAGRAVE.
SIKES, see SYKES.
SILBY, see SELBY.
SILKE, ANGEL. Adm. pens, at Clare, May 7, i746- S. of
Angel. B. at Sonning Hill, Berks., Feb. 1726-7. Colleger
at Eton, 1736-44. Matric. 1746; B.A. 1749-50. Ord. deacon
(Ely) June 2, 1751; priest (London) June 9, i754- V. of
Good Easter, Essex, 1762. R. of Assington, 1764. One of
these names of Stebbing, Essex, clerk; will (P.C.C.) 1796.
SILK, JAMES. M.A. 1730. S. of Thomas, of Cullompton,
Devon. Matric. (New Inn Hall, Oxford) May 17, 1708, age
21; B..A. (All Souls, Oxford) 1712. V. of Bridgerule, Devon,
1713. R. of Buckland Filleigh, 1717. R. of North Lew,
1737. Will (Exeter) 1755. {Al. Oxon.)
SILKE, JOHN. Entered as scholar at Caius in the lists Lady
Day, 1582-Michs. 1584. Janitor {i.e. porter) of the College.
He brought an action for defamation of character against
one R. Woodhouse, in 1587. Buried at St Michael's,
Cambridge, Feb. 23, 1607-8. (Venn, 1. 113.)
SILKE, SIMON. Adm. pens, at Queens', June 8, 1591. Of
Huntingdonshire.
SILKE, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Pembroke, Dec. 13,
1668. S. of Thomas, of Cambridge, carpenter. Matric. 1669;
B.A. 1672-3; M.A. 1676. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Dec. 1674;
priest (London) Sept. 23, 1677. V. of St Ippolitt's, Herts.,
1677-85. Died 1685.
SILL or SYLL, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Sidney,
May II, i68g. ist s. of Christopher, R. of East Donyland,
Essex. B. there. School, Brentwood. Matric. 1689; B.A.
1692-3; M.A. 1696. Ord. deacon (London) Dec. 18, 1698;
priest (Lincoln) Dec. 22, 1700.
SILL, DANIEL. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Magdalene, May 2,
1691. S. of Tobias. B. at Wakefield, Yorks. School, Wake-
field. Matric. 1691; B.A. 1694-5; M.A. 1698. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) Sept. 25, 1698; priest. May 31, 1702. C. of Bulwick,
Northants., 1698. Lecturer at Wakefield parish church,
1702-31. Governor of the school. Married Mary, dau. of
Rev. William Heron, R. of Hoyland, Yorks., Mar. 26, 1706.
Died Dec. 28, 1 73 1. Buried at Horbury. Father of the next.
(M. H. Peacock.)
SILL, EDMUND. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Nov. 5, 1742. S. of
Daniel (above), clerk, deceased, of Yorkshire. Bapt. Aug. i,
1726, at Horbury. School, Wakefield. (M. H. Peacock.)
SILL, EDWARD. Adm. sizar (age 20) at St John's, June 30,
1658. S. of Thomas, husbandman, of EUell, Lanes. B. there.
Bapt. Feb. 11, 1637-8. School, Ellell. Adm. at Trinity
CoUege, Dublin, Jan. 16, 1659-60, 'aged 22 more or less.'
Nonconformist preacher at Eccles, Lanes. Buried June 10,
1689. Will (Chester) 1689; of Salford, clerk. (E. Axon.)
SILL, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1629; B.A.
1631-2; M.A. 1635. Probably minister of Cressingham,
Lanes., 1646-50. Died before Jan. 1651-2.
SILL, MILES. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1586. Of
Yorkshire. B.A. 1590-1; M.A. 1594; B.D. from St Catha-
rine's, 1601. Fellow of St Catharine's. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
Apr. 8, 1596. R. of Wetherden, Suffolk, 1600-4. R- of
Wrestlingworth, Beds., 1607-32. Buried there July 20, 1632.
SILL or SILLS, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Trinity, May g,
1653. Of Yorkshire. Matric. 1653; Scholar, 1655; B.A.
1656-7; M.A. 1662. V. of Addingham, Cumberland, 1668-73.
Preb. of Carlisle, 1668-81. V. of Bromfield, 1673-81. V. of
Torpenhow, 1673-81. Preb. of St Paul's, 1678-81. Arch-
deacon of Colchester, 1678-81. R. of St Augustine's,
Watling Street, London, 1680-7. Chaplain to the Bishop
of London. Preb. of Westminster, 1681-7. Author, sermons.
Died June, 1687. Buried in St .Augustine's. Will proved
(P.C.C.) July 7, 1687. Father of the next. (B. Nightingale,
582; Hennessy; Le Neve, Fasti, in. 362, where the date of
death is wrong.)
SILL, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Magdalene, Mar. 25,
1700. S. of William (above), late Canon of Westminster.
School, Appleby. Matric. 1700; B.A. 1703-4.
SILLESBY, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 22, 1633.
S. of Matthew, gent. Bapt. at AU Saints', Northampton,
Apr. 12, 1618. Matric. 1633; B.A. 1636-7; M.A. 1640; B.D.
1647. Intruded fellow of Queens', 1644-50. Proctor, 1644-5.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1649. Buried at St Antholin's, London,
Oct. 21, 1650. Will (P.C.C.) 1650. Benefactor to Queens'
College. Brother of the next. (J. G. Bartlett.)
SILLESBY, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Queens', Nov. 15, 1644.
S. of Matthew, of Northampton, gent. Bapt. at All Saints',
Dec. 16, 1621. B.A. 1648. Incorp. at Oxford, 1648. M.A.
(Oxford) 1649-50. Incorp. at Cambridge, 1652. Died at
SiMcoTTs, George
West Thurrock, Essex, Sept. 1653. Nunc, will (P.C.C.) 1653.
Brother of Samuel (above). (J. G. Bartlett.)
SILLET, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter,
1584. Of Norfolk. B.A. 1587-8; M.A. 1591.
SILLET, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Queens', Nov. 1589. Of Sufiolk.
Matric. c. 1591.
SILLET, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Christ's, Feb. 4,
1669-70. S. of Richard. B. at Horningsheath, Suffolk.
School, Bury (Mr Leeds). Matric. 1670; B.A. 1673-4; M.A.
1677. Died July 10, 1687, aged 34. Buried at Hornings-
heath. Will proved (Bury) Sept. 9, 1687. (Peile, II. 27.)
SILLET, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from St John's, c. 1597;
B.A. 1600-1. Perhaps M.A. Ord. deacon and priest (Nor-
wich) Sept. 21, 1607, 'M.A.,' age 30. C. of Watlington.
SILLITOE, MATTHEW. Adm. ptas. (age 19) at St John's,
May 9, 1667. S. of Randolph (next), deceased, of Church
Lawton, Cheshire. B. there. School, Broughton, Cheshire.
Matric. 1667.
SILLITO, RANDOLPH. Adm. sizar (age 20) at Christ's, Feb. 25,
1627-8. S. of Andrew. B. at Audley, Staffs. School, Audley
(Mr Croxton and Mr Dyke). Matric. 1628. Ord. deacon
(Lichfield) Dec. 1630. R. of Lawton, Cheshire, c. 1640-3;
sequestered; occurs again, 1648. Buried there Aug. 30, 1662,
as rector. Will (Chester) 1662. Father of Matthew (above).
(Peile, I. 389; E. Axon.)
SILLOTT, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, May 21,
1640. S. of John, yeoman, of Bardwell, Suffolk (and
Margaret, sister of Sir Charles Crofts). Bapt. there, Jan. 31,
1621-2. School, Diss, Norfolk (private). Matric. 1640.
Migrated to Caius, Feb. 17, 1640-1. B.A. 1643-4; M.A. 1647-
Mentioned in the will of his uncle, Sir Charles Crofts, Aug. 31,
1657. One of these names M.P. for Bodmin, 1660. Died
Apr. II, 1672. (Venn, i. 341.)
SILLY, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Pembroke, Sept. i,
1729. S. of John, of Helland, Cornwall, gent. One of these
names of Lanevir, Cornwall, clerk. Admon. (Exeter) 1739.
SILVERLOCK, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 19) at St John's,
May 18, 1658. S. of James, of Stifford, Essex, gent. School,
Brentwood (Mr Bumhard). Matric. 1658; B.A. 1661-2;
M.A. 1665. Incorp. at Oxford, 1669. Signed for deacon's
orders (London) June 9; priest's, Dec. 22, 1666. R. of West
Tilbury, Essex, 1669-81. R. of Little Thurrock, 1670-81.
Buried at Stifford, Nov. 1681.
SILVERTOP, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Sidney, Sept.
21, 1678. S. of William. B. at Ely, Cambs. School, Ely.
Matric. 1678; B.A. 1682-3; M.A. 1686. Head Master, Ely
Cathedral School. Minor canon of Ely. Died Apr. 14, 1699,
aged 38. (Le Neve, Mon., v. 195.)
SILVERWOOD, BENJAMIN. Matric. sizar from Christ's, July,
1678; B.A. 1681. Ord. deacon (York) Mar. 1681-2; priest
(Lincoln) Mar. 15, 1684-5; C. of Corringham, Lines. V. of
Upton, 1690. V. of Stow; 'poeta ebriosus.' (Bishop's Vis.;
Peile, II. 68.)
SILVERWOOD, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1633; B.A. 1637; M.A. 1642. Ord. priest (Peterb.) Sept. 25,
1642. Sequestered to R. of Little Burstead, Essex, 1646;
gone by 1650. V. of Codicote, Herts., 1654. (H. Smith.)
SILVESTER, see SYLVESTER.
SIM, see also SIMMES.
SIM,ICHABOD. B.A. of Magdalene. Willproved(V.C.C.) 1588.
SYM, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Sidney, June 14, 1642.
S. of George, Esq. B. at Danby, Yorks. Schools, .Allerton
and Coxwold. Matric. 1645; B.A. 1647-8. M..A. from
Christ's, 1670. Perhaps R. of Goxhill-in-Holdemess, 1662-
89. Chaplain to Christopher, Duke of Albemarle. R. of
Langton, near New Malton, 1670-90. (Peile, 11. 27.)
SIMCOCK, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 22) at St John's, May 25,
1717. S. of John, husbandman, of Cheshire. B. at Middle-
wich. School, Macclesfield (Mr Denham). Matric. 1717.
SYMCOCKS, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John'.s, Sept.
12, 1687. S. of John, husbandman. B. at Whitechurch,
Salop. School, Oundlc (Mr Speed). Matric. 1688.
SIMCOE, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Christ's, 1713. S. of William
(?next). Matric. 1713; Scholar, 1716; B.A. 1716-7. Ord.
deacon (Carlisle) Dec. 1717; priest (York) Sept. 1719. V. of
Tadcaster, Yorks., 1725-34. Buried there Nov. 24, 1734.
(Peile, II. 181.)
SIMCOE, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Christ's, Apr. 5,
1672. S.of George, of Cheshire. School, Bunbury (Mr Hoole).
Matric. 1674-5, and again, as pens, soon after; B.A. 1675-6.
V. of Long Horsley, Northumberland, 1692. Died June i8,
1714. Perhaps father of John (above). (Peile, 11. 41.)
SYMCOTTS, GEORGE. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1648. B. in London, 1631. Matric. 1648; B.A. 1651-2; M.A.
1655. Fellow, 1651-3. Died soon after 1655.
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SYMKOTT, JOHN. Adm. at King's (age 17) a scholar from
Eton, Aug. II, 1544. Of London. Matric. 1544. Off, in 1546.
Probably brother of William (i545)-
SIMCOTES, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Queens', Apr. 1608. S. of
John, of Sutton, Beds. Matric. 1610; B.A. 1611-2; M.A.
1615; M.D. from King's, 1636. Brother of the next.
SIMCOTES, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Queens', Apr. i5o8.
S. of John, of Sutton, Beds. Matric. 1610; B.A. 1611-2;
M.A. 1615. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 25; priest, Sept. 26,
1614. R. of Wicken, Northants., 1625-8. R. of Sandy, Beds.,
1628-39. Buried there Feb. 5, 1638-9. Will proved, Feb. 14,
1638-9; mentions s. William (? 1649). (Geneal. Bedford,
248.)
SYMKOTT, WILLIAM. Adm. at King's (age 16) a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 14, 1545. Of London. Matric. 1545. OS, in
1547-8. Probably brother of John (1544).
SIMCOTS, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs.
1588. Of Lincolnshire. Doubtless s. of William, of Louth.
Bapt. there, Jan. 5, 1569-70. Married Mary, dau. of Robert
Smith, of Lincohi. Buried July 9, 1621. (Lines. Pedigrees,
879.)
SYMCOTTS, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Sept. 21, 1649.
Doubtless s. of Robert (i6o8), R. of Sandy. Of Bedfordshire.
Matric. 1650; Scholar, 1651; B.A. 1653-4; M.A. 1657. Prob-
ably father of the next.
SYMCOTTS, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Queens', Jan. 3, 1683-4.
Doubtless s. of WiUiam (above), of Clifton, Beds. Bapt. there,
Apr. 15, 1666. Matric. 1685; B.A. 1687-8.
SIMEON or SYMEON, AYMER. ' King's Scholar' at Cambridge,
1326. S. of Percival, King's Serjeant.
SIMEON, GEOFFREY. B.D. 1504-5 (Incorp. from Oxford);
D.D. 1504-5. Proctor (Oxford) 1478. Dean of the chapel
royal. Chancellor of Lincoln, 1 485-1 506. Preb. of St Paul's,
1494-1508. Canon of Windsor, 1501. Dean of Chichester,
1504-8. Preb. of York, 1504-8. Dean of Lincoln, 1506-8.
R. of Wheathampstead, Herts. V. of Colerne, Wilts. Died
Aug. 21, 1508. Buried in Charterhouse, London. Will
(P.C.C.) 1508; 'of Whethamstead, Charterhouse, etc' (H. G.
Harrison; A. B. Beaven.)
SIMISTER, RALPH. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, Sept. 30,
1742. Of Stockport, Cheshire. Matric. i743; B.A. 1746-7.
SIMKIN, CHARLES. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter, 1637.
Of Leicestershire. B.A. 1640-1. Ord. deacon (Lincoln)
June 5, 1642; priest, Sept. 24, 1643. Doubtless intruding
V. of Yelvertoft, Northants., 1649-60. R. of Waldringfield,
Suffolk, 1660.
SIMKIN, ROBERT. B.A. 1511-2; M.A. 1514.
SIMPKIN, SIMON. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, i486.
Ord. acolyte (Lincoln) Dec. 22, 1487.
SIMKINS, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1570.
SIMKYNS, WALTER. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1565.
SIMKINSON, . B.A. 1478.
SIMMS, EDWARD. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Nov. i, 1646.
Matric. 1647; B.A. 1650-1; M.A. froip King's, 1654. V. of
Steeple Bumpstead, Essex, 1655-62, ejected. Died before
1678. Father of the next.
SIMMS, EDWARD. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, June 25,
1678. S. of Edward (above), clerk, deceased. B. at Steeple
Bumpstead, Essex. School, Felsted.
SIMES, FRANCIS. Adm. sizar at Jesus, July 4, 1746. Of
Mansfield, Notts. Matric. 1746; Scholar, 1747; LL.B. 1756.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Feb. 23, 1755. V. of Ruddington,
Notts.
SYMNYS, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Christ's, 1545. One John
Symes, of London diocese, clerk. Admon. (P.C.C.) Jan. 28,
1572-3-
SIMMS, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, Apr. 25, 1711.
B. Feb. 13, 1695-6. School, Merchant Taylors'. Matric.
1712; B.A. 1714-5; M.A. 1718. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June
15, 1717; priest (London) Feb. 22, 1718-9. P.C. of Bromley,
Kent, 1739-44. R. of Woolwich, 1739-42. R. of Wimpole,
Cambs., 1740-3. Chaplain to Bishop Wilcocks, whom he
succeeded as chaplain to the British Factory at Lisbon.
Preb. of St Paul's, 1748-76. Preb. of Lincoln, 1748-66.
V. of East Ham, Essex, 1756. R. of St John's, Westminster.
Author, sermons. Buried May 4, 1776, at East Ham. Will,
Apr. 1776. (Cath. Hist., 11. 18; H. I. Longden.)
SYMMES, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse, Michs.
1552-
SYMMS or SYMME, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Clare,
Easter, 1582; B.A. 1585-6. One of these names s. and h. of
Thomas, of Daventry, Northants. {Vis. of Northants.,
1618-9.)
SiMONDs, Henry
SYMMES or SYM, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter,
1577; B.A. 1580-1; M.A. 1584; B.D. 1591. FeUow. Ord.
deacon and priest (Peterb.) Mar. 5, 1586-7. Beneficed in
Kent. Doubtless father of the next and Zechariah (1617).
SIMMES, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Easter, 1619.
Doubtless s. of William (above). Matric. 1619; B.A. 1622-3;
M.A. 1626. V. of Harlington, Beds., 1627-38. Married, at
Harlington, Mary Crawley, May 17, 1627. Brother of
Zechariah (1617).
SIMMES, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Easter,
1632; B.A. 1634; M.A. 1638. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 9,
1639. Perhaps V. of Knighton, Leics. Died Aug. 9, 1669.
Admon. (Leicester) 1669.
SYMES, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Queens', Oct. 24,
1677. Of Middlesex. School, Dulwich. Matric. 1677-8; B.A.
168 1-2; M.A. (BaUiol CoUege, Oxford) 1684. Master of
Southwark School, c. 1700. V. of Chislet, Kent, 1686-91,
deprived. R. of Rand with Fulnetby, Lines., 1716. Licensed
Apr. 12, 1688, to marry Beatrice Hooker, of St Giles-in-the-
Fields, London. (Al. Oxon.)
SYMMES, ZECHARIAH. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 25,
1617. Doubtless s. of William (i577)- B. at Canterbury,
Apr. 5, 1599. Matric. 1617; B.A. 1620-1; M.A. 1624.
Lecturer at St Antholin's, London, 1621-5, resigned owing
to persecution in the Bishops' Courts. R. of Dunstable,
1625-32. Went to New England with his wife and family,
1634. Settled at Charlestown, Mass. Ordained there as
teacher of the Church and Colleague of Rev. Thomas James,
1634. Disputes arose and an ecclesiastical council was called
to settle the difficulty — and Mr James departed. Became
pastor of the Charlestown Church, 1638-71. Married, at
St Saviour's, Southwark, Surrey, to Sarah Baker, Aug. 13,
1622. Died Jan. 28, 1670-1, aged 71. Brother of William
(1619). (J. G. Bartlett.)
SIMES, . B.Can.L. 1483-4-
SIMONDS, BARNABAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Caius, July 5.
1742. S.of Barnabas, scrivener, of Kelsale, Suffolk. B. there.
Schools, Kelsale (his father) and Bury (Mr Kynnesman).
Scholar, 1742-7. Matric. 1743; B.A. 1745-6. Ord. deacon
(Norwich) Sept. 21, 1746; priest, Sept. 25, 1748- R- of
Thorington, 1758-82. Master of Kelsale School. Married,
at Kelsale, Elizabeth Brown, of Benhall, Oct. 11, i753-
Author. Buried June 20, 1782, at Kelsale. {Venn, 11. 51.)
SIMONDS, BENJAMIN. Matric. pens, from Corpus Chrisit
Easter, 1609. Of Norfolk. B.A. 1612-3.
SIMONDS, BENJAMIN. Adm. pens, at Queens', Mar. 14,
1613-4. Of Norfolk. (Perhaps the above.)
SYMONDS, EDMUND. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, June 12,
1607. S.of John, gent., of North Walsham, Norfolk. School,
North Walsham (MrTilles). Matric. 1607; Scholar, 1608-14;
B.A. 1610-1; M.A. 1614. Ord. priest (Norwich) Apr. 6, 1616.
R. of Sloley, Norfolk, 1625-8. {Venn, i. 195.)
SYMONDS, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Feb. 12,
1578-9. 2nd s. of John, husbandman, of Suffield, Norfolk.
School, Suffield (Mr Dawson). Scholar, till 1583. Adm. at
Lincoln's Inn, May 25, 1584. Court-keeper to Sir Edmund
Bacon and Sir Roger Townshend. Of Stody, Norfolk.
Married Ursula, dau. of Giles Symonds, of Hindolveston,
Norfolk. Will proved (Norwich) June 20, 1628. {Venn, 1.
100.)
SIMONS, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from Peterhouse, Easter,
1621. B. at Cottered, Herts. B.A. 1624-5; M.A. 1628. Ord.
deacon (Peterb.) June 4; priest, Sept. 24, 1626. R. of Raine,
Essex, 1630-43, sequestered. A devoted loyalist. Author,
Vindication of King Charles. (Walker, Sufferings.)
SIMONS, EDWARD. Adm. pens, at Trinity, May 27, 1646.
Of Kent. Matric. 1646.
SIMONS, EDWARD. Adm. pens, at Sidney, i745- Of Luton,
Beds. S. of Thomas, of Caddington. Migrated to Corpus
Christi, Oxford. Matric. there, Dec. 11, 1747, age 17; B.A.
(Oxford) 1751; M.A. (Oxford) 1753. Perhaps R. of Hulcote,
Bucks., 1768-79, 'Edmund.' R. of Whipsnade, Beds., 1773-
Died at Bath. Will (P.C.C.) i779- (^l- Oxon.)
SYMONDS, FRANCIS. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Caius, June 3,
1689. S. of John, gent., of Suffield, Norfolk. B. there.
School, Kensington (Mr Stevenson). Matric. 1689; Scholar,
1689-91.
SYMONDS, GEORGE. M.A. from Clare, 1607.
SYMMONDS, GEORGE. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's,
June II, 1698. S. of Thomas, of Martell (Martletwy), Pem-
broke. B. there. School, Carmarthen (Mr Maddox). Matric.
1698. Migrated to Oxford. Matric. (BaUiol College, Oxford)
Feb. 27, 1700-1, age 20; B.A. (Oxford) 1702. {Al. Oxon.)
SIMOND, HENRY. B.A. 1504-5-
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SIMMONS, HENRY. Matric. sizar from St Catharine's, Michs.
1628. Of Kent. B.A. 1631-2; M.A. 1635. Incorp. at Oxford,
1653. R- of Southfleet, Kent, 1653-62, ejected.
SYMOND or SYMONS, HENRY. LL.B. 1671 {Lit. Reg.). Incorp.
at Oxford, 1671. Perhaps adm. at the Middle Temple, Sept.
28, 1671; 'of London, gent.'
SIMONS, HENRY. Adm. pens, {age 18) at St John's, Feb. 14,
1714-5. S. of William, of Middlesex. School, Westminster.
Matric. 1715. Perhaps M.A. 1728 {Com. Reg.).
SYMONDS or SIMOND, JAMES. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St
John's, Oct. 16, 1667. S. of James, of Norwich. B. there.
School, Norwich. Matric. 1667; B.A. 1671-2; M.A. 1675.
Signed for deacon's orders (London) May 31, 1672. C. of
Havering, Essex, 1675-9. R- of Rochford, i68o-gi. R. of
Stapleford Abbotts, 1691-1719. V. of Dagenham, 1704-19.
Died Nov. 7, 1719. Buried at Stapleford. M.I. (H. Smith.)
SIMONS, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Corpus Chkisti, c. 1590.
Of Suffolk. Perhaps B.A. 1594-5. Ord. priest (Norwich)
Jan. I, 1600-1, 'B.A.,' age 30. C. of Tharston. One of these
names of Tendring, Essex, clerk. WiU (Comm. Essex) 161 7.
SYMONS, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Caius, Mar. 7, 1600-1.
S. of John, of Cambridge. Bapt. Aug. 14, 1586, at Gt St
Mary's. School, Cambridge (Mr Roddeknight). Matric.
1600-1; Scholar, 1602-8; B.A. 1604-5; M.A. 1608. Fellow,
1612-4. Ord. deacon and priest. May 3, 1610. Precentor of
Armagh, 1617-27 and 1629-37; R., 1617-37. R. of Bally-
moyer, 1635. Married a dau. of Sir Marmaduke Whitechurch,
of Co. Down. Died June 23, 1637. Will, P.C.C. Dublin.
Donor of £40 to College Chapel. {Venn, i. 174.)
SYMONDS, JOHN. Adm. scholar (age 16) at Caius, July 3, 1603.
S. of Francis, gent., of Suffield, Norfolk, and nephew of
Edward (1578-9). Bapt. there, July 3, 1586. School,
Aylsham (Mr Eston). Matric. 1603. Father of John (1660).
{Bhmefield, viii. 167.)
SIMONDS, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1606.
S. of Thomas, R. of Hinderclay, Suffolk. B. there. Scholar;
B.A. (? 1609-10); M.A. 1613; B.D. 1620. FeUow, 1613. Ord.
deacon (London) June 15, age 26; priest (Norwich) Sept. 21,
1617. Perhaps V. of Gt Eversden, Cambs., 1617-23. R. of
Stonham parva, Suffolk, 1623-4. R. of Gislingham, 1628-75.
Died Dec. 22, 1675. Father of John (1648). {Founders and
Benefactors, 58.)
SYMONDS, JOHN. .\dm. scholar (age 14) at Caius, July 23,
1608. S. of Ralph (1583), gent., of Hindolveston, Norfolk.
School, Lynu (Mr Wright). Of Hindolveston, Esq., and of
Ross Manor, Whitwell. Married .'\nne, dau. of Richard
Toothby (or Tovvthby), of Lines. (Blomefield, viii. 294; ix.
378; Venn, i. 199.)
SIMONDS, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Nov. 3, 1628.
Of Norfolk. Matric. 1629; B.A. 1632-3.
SIMONDS, JOHN. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1637. Of Norfolk.
SIMONDS, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, May 3,
1648. S. of John (1606), R. of Gislingham, Suffolk. Schools,
Bury and Norwich. Matric. 1648; B.A. 1651-2; M.A. 1655.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1655. Died unmarried, 1703, at Gisling-
ham. Benefactor to St John's. {Founders and Benefactors,
58.)
SIMONDS, JOHN. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 16) at Caius, July 3,
1660. S. of John (1603), Esq., of SufSeld, Norfolk. B. at
Swannington. Schools, Bungay (Mr Gill) and Seaming
(Mr Burton and Mr Fermary). Matric. 1660. Married Alice,
dau. of Walter Bridges, V. of Enfield, Middlesex. {Venn, i.
409.)
SYMONDS, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Peterhouse, May 27,
1710. Of Ireland. School, Ipswich. Matric. 1710; B.A.
1713-4; Scholar, 1714; M.A. 1732. Ord. deacon (Ely) Sept.
25, 1715; priest (Norw-ich) July 13, 1718. V. of Dullingham,
Cambs., 1729-78. V. of Stetchworth, 1744-78. Chaplain to
John, Earl of Sandwch, in 1744. Will, Aug. 1778. Father
of John (1749)- {Scott-Mayor, iii. 590.)
SYMONDS, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, Oct. 30,
1712. S. of John, deceased. B. at Bury St Edmunds.
School, Bury. Matric. 1713; Scholar; B.A. 1716-7; M.A.
1720; D.D. 1738. FeUow, 1718-25. Taxor, 1722. Ord.
deacon (London) Mar. 13, 1719-20; priest. Mar. 5, 1720-1.
R. of Rushbrook, Suffolk, 1724-6. R. of Homingsheath,
1725-57. R. of Nowton, 1725-57. Preacher at St Mary's,
Bury. Married Mary Spring (one of the co-heirs of Sir
William Spring, of Pakenham). Died Oct. 1757, aged 60.
Buried at Pakenham. Father of the next. (G. Mag.; L.
Mag.)
SYMONDS, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, July 11,
1747. S. of John (above), D.D., of Suffolk. B. at Homings-
heath. School, Bury. Matric. 1747; B.A. 1752; M.A. 1754;
LL.D. 1772. Fellow of Peterhouse, 1753. Regius Professor of
SiMONDs, Richard
Modem History, 1771-1807. Adm. at the Middle Temple,
May 4, 1747. Barrister, 1756. Recorder of Bury St Edmunds,
1772. Died unmarried, Feb. 18, 1807. Buried at Pakenham.
M.I. Will, P.C.C. {D.N.B.; Scott-Mayor, iii. 569.)
SYMONDS, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, June 29,
1749. S. of John (1710), clerk, V. of DuUingham, Cambs.
B. there. School, Ely. Matric. 1750; B.A. 1753; M.A. 1756.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June 9, 1754; priest (Ely) Sept. 21,
1755. V. of Swaffham Bulbeck, Cambs., 1773-1808. V. of
Stetchworth, 1778-1808. Chaplain to James, Dukeof Queens-
berry. {Scott-Mayor, in. 590.)
SIMONDS, JOSEPH. Matric. sizar from Emmanuel, Easter,
1620; B.A. 1623-4; M.A. 1627. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept.
11; priest, Sept. 12, 1624. R. of St Martin's, Iremonger Lane,
London, 1632-9, deprived. Minister of St Mary Abchurch,
London, 1647. Married Elizabeth Elton, June 29, 1626.
{Shaw, I. 338.)
SIMONDS, JOSIAH. Adm. sizar at Queens', Easter, 1601. Of
Essex. Perhaps B.A. (Magdalen College, Oxford) 1608-9.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June 7; priest, Sept. 20, 1612. C. of
Horsington, Lines., in 1614. Probably of Langton, near
V/ragby. Admon. (Lincoln) 1620.
SIMONDS, LEE. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse, Michs. 1589.
2nd s. of Giles, of Cley, Norfolk. Brother of Ralph (1583).
SYMON, MARTIN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 161 1.
B. in St Nicholas parish, Thanet, Kent. Scholar, 1614;
B.A. 1615-6; M.A. 1624. Ord. deacon (Norwich); priest
(London) Dec. 19, 1619, age 25.
SIMON, MATTHEW. M.A. 1520-1.
SIMONDS, MICHAEL. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1587. Perhaps adm. at the Inner Temple, 1589; of
Middleton, Kent.
SYMONDS, NATHANIEL. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Emmanuel,
June, 1664. Of Norfolk. Probably s. of John, alderman and
elder of Yarmouth. Matric. 1664. Died 1720, aged 72.
(Manship, Yarmouth, i. 250.)
SYMONDS, NATHANIEL. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Caius, Apr. 20,
1709. S. of Nathaniel, mercer, of Yarmouth. B. there.
Schools, Yarmouth (Mr Wellam) and Norwich (Mr Pate).
Matric. 1709; Scholar, 1709-15; B.A. 1712-3; M.A. I7i7-
Fellow, 1715-9. Ord. deacon (Norwich) July 12; priest,
July 13, 1718. V. of Ormesby, Norfolk, 1718-27. Died 1727.
M.I. at Yarmouth. {Venn, i. 520.)
SIMONS, NICHOLAS. Adm. scholar at Trinity Hall, Feb. 23,
I73&-7- 2nd s. of John, of Belgrave, Leics. Matric. pens.
1737; LL.B. 1749 {Lit. Reg.). Adm. at the Middle Temple,
June 5, 1735. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) May 24, 1741; priest,
May 29, 1743. Probably R. of Isleham, Cambs., 1743-6.
V. of Chislet, Kent, 1748-76. V. of Sarre, 1749-76. Died
Nov. 1776.
SYMONDS or SIMON, PETER. Matric. sizar from Trinity,
Easter, 1577; B.A. 1582-3; M.A. 1586. Ord. deacon and
priest (Lincoln) Aug. 1586. R. of Morcott, Rutland, 1589-94.
V. of St Nicholas, Sandwich, Kent, 1595-1616. V. of St
Clement's, Sandwich, 1600-16. Died 1616. {Hasted, iv. 308.)
SIMON, PETER. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1615;
B.A. 1620-1; M.A. 1624.
SIMON, PETER. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Trinity, Apr. 6, 1727-
S. of Peter, of Sheffield. School, St Paul's, London. Matric.
1727; Scholar, 1729; B.A. 1730-1; M.A. 1734. FeUow, 1733.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 19, 1731. Chaplain to Lord
Invin. V. of Whitkirk, Leeds, 1743-79. V. of Welton,
Howden, Yorks., 1749-79. Died June 14, 1779. Will, P.C.C.
SIMONDS, RALPH. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Peterhouse,
Michs. 1583. S. and h. of Giles, of Cley, Norfolk (and
Catherine, dau. of Sir Anthony Lee, of Burston, Bucks.).
Married Anne, dau. of Jeffrey Cobb, of Sandringham.
Brother of Lee (1589) and father of John (1608). {Blome-
field, viii. 294.)
SIMONDS, RICHARD, see FITZ-SIMMONS.
SYMONS, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 14) at Christ's, June 2,
1631. S. and h. of John, of Gt Yeldham, Essex. B. there,
Oct. 13, 1616. School, Yeldham (Mr Cavell). Matric. 1631.
Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, June 16, 1633. Parliamentarian.
Fell at Naseby under Fairfax, 1645. The two following
Richards were probably his cousins. Brother of Samuel
(1640). {Peile, I. 411; Morant, 11. 303.)
SYMONDS, RICHARD, .^dm. pens, at Emmanuel, Sept. 10,
1632. Of Essex. Probably s. and h. of Samuel, of Topsfield,
Essex, Cursitor of Chancery. Matric. 1632. Adm. at Gray's
Inn, Nov. 6, 1635. (The next man rather than this is doubtless
identical with the royalist and antiquary of these names.)
(Richard Symonds, Diary of the Marches of the Royal Army
(Camden Society).)
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SiMONDs, Richard
SYMONS, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Sept. lo,
1632. Of Essex. Doubtless s. and h. of Edward {or Edmund),
of Black Notley, Essex, and grandson of Richard, Cursitor
in Chancery. Bapt. June 12, 1617, at Black Notley. Matric.
1633. A Cursitor in Chancery. Imprisoned as a delinquent,
1642-3, but escaped and joined the royalist army under
Lord Bernard Stuart, afterwards Earl of Lichfield. Present
at the battles of Copredy bridge, Newbury, and Naseby,
also at the relief of Chester. Left London, 1648, and travelled
to Paris and thence to Rome and Venice. Returned to
England, 1652. Implicated in a Royalist plot, 1655, arrested
but subsequently released. His Diary of the Marches of the
Royal Army during the Civil War, was published by the
Camden Society in 1859. Also left memoranda of his travels
abroad and genealogical and archaeological collections. The
latest entry in a commonplace book of his, is an account of
an earthquake which was felt at Witham, Suffolk, Sept. 8,
1692. Probably died c. 1692. (Morant, 11. 30; D.N.B.)
SYMONDS, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Jesus, Apr. 29,
1674. S. of Henry, of SufiBeld, Norfolk, Esq. Matric. 1674.
SYMMONDS, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity,
Feb. 14, 1707-8. S. of William (1677), of Battle, Sussex.
School, Battle (Mr Lord).
SYMONDS, RO. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1559;
Scholar, 1560.
SYMONDS, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs. 1571.
SIMON or SIMONS, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Queens', June 14,
1580. Of Cambridgeshire. Doubtless s. of Robert, of
Whittlesford, Cambs. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 5, 1583-4;
of Whittlesford, Cambs. Doubtless father of Robert (1622).
{Vis. of Cambs., 1619.)
SYMOND, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Dec. 1615.
Probably s. of Robert, of Elton, Lanes. Bapt. there, Sept. 10,
1598. B.A. 1618-9; M.A. 1622. C. of Bury, Lanes., 1623.
Master of Nantwich School, Cheshire, before 1634; of
Manchester School, 1637. Chaplain of the Collegiate Church,
Manchester, c. 1638-42. Preacher at Middleton, Lanes., in
1647-8. Minister at Shaw Chapel, 1648-50. R. of Dalbury,
Derbs., 1652. R. of Middleton, Salford, 1661-81. Died
Mar. 23, 1681-2, aged 84. Buried at Middleton. (Peile, 1.
306; Mumford, Manchester School.)
SYMONS, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Sidney, Jan. 20,
1622-3. 2nd s. of Robert (1580), Esq. (by his 2nd wife
Margaret, dau. of Thomas Wendy, of Haslingfield). B. at
Whittlesford, Cambs. School, Sutton, Beds. Matric. 1623.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 2, 1624-5. (Cambs. Vis., 1619.)
SYMON, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at Trinity, Apr. 28, 1642.
Matric. 1642.
SYMONDS, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Clare, July 2, 1717.
B. at Exeter. B.A. 1720-1; M.A. (0.xford) 1723. Fellow of
Exeter, 172 1-7. V. of St Mary Arches, Exeter. (Al. Oxon.)
SYMON, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Peterhouse, July 5,
1722. Of Durham. School, Houghton-le-Spring. Matric.
1723; Scholar, 1724. Probably married Mary Rymer,
Feb. 12, 1727-8, at St Giles', Durham. (Probably same as
the next.)
SYMON, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Peterhouse, June
17, 1723. Of Durham. School, Houghton-le-Spring. (See
the above.)
SIMONDS, SAMUEL. Adm. at St Catharine's, Apr. 13, 1640.
3rd s. of John. B. at Yeldham, Essex. School, Steeple
Bumpstead (Mr Thomebeck). Matric. 1640. Migrated to
Christ's, Oct. 29, 1642. B.A. 1643-4; M.A. from Pembroke,
1647. Fellow of Pembroke, c. 1644. Probably R. of Ashen,
Essex, 1654-60. Perhaps R. of Colne Engaine, 1662-7.
If so, died 1667. One of these names, of Yeldham, Essex,
died Oct. 12, 1678. Brother of Richard (1631). (H. Smith;
E. Anglian, 11. 268.)
SYMONDS, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, Apr. 27,
1670; B.A. 1673-4; M.A. 1677. Incorp. at Oxford, 1677.
' Of Clapham, Surrey, clerk,' when his son Joshua was adm.
at the Barber Surgeon's Hall, in 1709.
SYMONDS, SAMUEL. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1699. B. in London. Matric. 1699-1700; B.A. 1703-4; M.A.
1707. Fellow, 1702. Assistant Master at Eton. Died Nov.
1 714. (Harwood.)
SIMON, SIMEON. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Michs.
1598. Of Suffolk. B. at West Wratting, Cambs. B.A. 1605-6;
M.A. 1609. Ord. deacon (London) Feb. 21, 1607-8, age 23;
'C. of Westham, Essex'; priest, Feb. 17, 1610-1; C. of
Barking, Essex.
SIMONDS, SIMON. Adm. at King's (age 17) a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 15, 1505. Of Windsor, Berks. B.A. 1508-9;
M.A. 1511. Fellow, 1508-19. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Mar. 15,
1510-1. V. of Elmdon, Essex, 1518. V. of Bray, Berks.,
1523-51. Probably V. of South Petherton, Somerset, 1533-
SiMPsoN, Edmund
48. Preb. of Lichfield, 1534-46. Preb. of Sarum, 1534-51.
Canon of Windsor, 1535-51. King's chaplain. R. of Taplow,
Bucks., 1537-51. Preb. of Lincoln, 1543-51. Died 1551.
(Cooper, I. 107; Lipscomb, in. 298.)
SYMON, THOMAS. Incorp. from Oxford, 1498-9. One Thos.
Symond, or Symons, R. of Greenford Magna, Middlesex.
Died July 12, 1518. Will (P.C.C.) 1521.
SYMONDS, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Emmanuel, Michs.
1607; B.-A.. 1611-2.
SYMONS or SIMON, THOMAS. Adm. FeU.Com. at Jesus, July
8, 1619. Of Essex. Matric. 1619. Perhaps s. of Richard,
Cursitor in Chancery, of Yeldham, Essex. If so, died s.p.
June 5, 1625. Perhaps brother of Richard Fitz-Simmons
(1615). (Morant, 11. 303; A. Gray.)
SYMONDS ('SIMONIDES'), THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at
Christ's, Feb. 4, 1628-9. S. of Henry. B. at Suffield,
Norfolk. School, North Walsham (Mr Agar). Matric. 1629.
Probably R. of Suffield, 1637-84; also R. of Hackford, 1637;
ejected, then restored till 1684. Died 1684. (Peile, i. 398.)
SIMONS, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1633.
SYMONDS, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, June 10,
1729. S. of Samuel, of London. B. at Moreton, Berks.
School, Westminster. Matric. 1729; Scholar, 1730; B.A.
1732-3; M.A. 1736; D.D. 1773. Fellow, 1735. Ord. priest
(Norwich) Mar. 1733-4. V. of Kendal, Westmorland, 1745-
89. Died Feb. 16, 1789, aged 79. Buried at Kendal. M.I.
Wm, P.C.C. (Al. Westmon., 300; C. Nicholson, Kendal, 60.)
SYMONDS, THOMAS. M.A. from Trinity, 1744. Probably s. of
Thomas, of Elborough, Somerset, gent. Matric. (Balliol
College, Oxford) Nov. 4, 1727, age 16; B.A. (Oxford) 1731.
Incorp. at Cambridge, 1744. Probably R. of EUough,
Suffolk, 1737-48. Died Oct. 12, 1748, aged 38. Buried at
EUough. M.I. (Al. Oxon.; Suckling, i. 55.)
SIMONS, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Gonville Hall,
Easter, 1550.
SYMONS, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Gonville Hall,
Michs. 1556; B.A. 1559-60; M.A. 1563, Symon. Ord. deacon
and priest (Norwich) Aug. 14, 1597, age 56. (Perhaps R. of
Stock, Essex, 1587.) V. of Newton by Stowmarket, Suffolk,
1597-1609. Perhaps C. of Buttsbury, Essex, in 1598.
SYMONDS, WILLIAM. Scholar of Trinity, 1560.
SIMONDS, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Caius, 1655.
S. of William, gent., of Suffield, Norfolk. B. at HiUmorton,
Warws. School, Norwich (Mr Lovering).
SIMMONDS, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, 1677.
Matric. 1677-8; B.A. from King's, 1681-2; M.A. from
St Catharine's, 1685. Perhaps ord. deacon (Coventry and
Lichfield) June 11, 1682; priest (Chichester) Sept. 23, 1683.
R. of All Saints', Hastmgs, 1683. Dean of Battle, 1689.
Died Dec. 10, 1730. Father of Richard (1708). (W. C.
Renshaw; Musgrave.)
SIMON, . Probably fellow of Peterhouse, 1417. Chaplain
of Little St Mary's.
SIMON, . M.A. 1460-1.
SIMONDS, . B.A. 1507-8.
SIMONS, . B.A. 1509-10; M.A. 1513.
SYMONS, . Pens, at Gonville Hall, 1531-4.
SYMONDS, . Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1544.
SIMONDSON, LISTER. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's,
June 23, 1696. S. of Thomas, husbandman. B. at Star-
botton in Kettlewell, Yorks. School, Threshfield (Mr
Motley). Matric. 1696; B.A. 1699-1700. Ord. deacon (York)
Dec. 1701; priest, 1703. R. of Pannal, Yorks., 1707-50.
Died 1750. Buried at Kirkby Overblow.
SIMPSON or SYMSON, ANDREW. Adm. scholar at Trinity
Hall, Apr. 8, 1731. Of Bardney, Lines. Matric. 1731.
SYMPSON, BARSABAS. Adm. sizar at Clare, Dec. 17, 1689;
exhibitioner from Charterhouse. S. of Isaac, of Alrewas,
Staffs. B. there, Nov. 15, 1673. Matric. 1690; B.A. 1693-4.
Ord. deacon (London) Feb. 17, 1694-5; priest. Mar. 8,
1695-6. V. of Gt Carlton, Lines., 1696-1717. R. ofOxcombe,
1706-17. (Al. Carthus.)
SYMSON, CLEOPHAS. Matric. pens, from Sx John's, Michs.
1567.
SIMPSON, EDMUND. Matric. sizar from Peterhouse, Easter,
1560. B. in London. Scholar, 1561; B.A. 1562-3; M.A. from
Pembroke, 1568; B.D. 1575. FeUow of Pembroke, 1568.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1565. Ord. deacon (London) June 12,
1569, age 24. R. of Hulcote, Beds., 1565. University preacher,
1570. R. of St Peter Cheap, London, 1571-80. R. of St
Dunstan-in-the-East, 1574-80. Died 1580. Will (P.C.C.)
1580.
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Simpson, Edmund
SIMPSON, EDMUND. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, June 4,
1659. S. of John, yeoman, of Lancaster. B. there. School,
Warton (Mr Holden). Matric. 1659; B.A. 1662-3.
SIMSON, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1576.
SIMPSON, EDWARD. Adm. at Trinity, a scholar from West-
minster, 1597. S. of Edward, R. of Tottenham, Middlesex.
B. there. May 9, 1578. B.A. 1600-1; M.A. 1604; B.D. 1611;
D.D. 1624. Fellow, 1602-28. Chaplain to Sir Moylc Finch,
1611-4. R- of Eastling, Kent, 1617-52. R. of Pluckley,
1628-49. Preb. of Lincoln, 1628. A learned divine. Author,
Chronicon Hisloriam Catholicam complectens. Died 1652.
Admon., P.C.C. {Al. Westmon.; D.N.B.)
SIMPSON, EDWARD. Adm. scholar at Trinity Hall, Jan. 8,
1717-8. S. of Francis, of Fishlake, Yorks., Esq. LL.B. 1724;
LL.D. 1728 {Com. Reg.; adm. 1734). Fellow, 1724-35.
Master of Trinity Hall, 1735-64. Vice-Chancellor, 1740-1.
Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, June 9, 1719. Judge of the Consistory
Court of London, 1747-58. Dean of the Arches, 1758-64.
Judge of the Prerogative Court, Canterbury, 1758-64. M.P.
for Dover, 1759-64. Knighted, Dec. 1761. Died May 20,
1764. (Trin. Hall. Hist., 190.)
SIMPSON, ESDRAS (alias THOMAS). Matric. pens, from
Trinity, Easter, 1576, Symson. Doubtless s. of Thomas, V.
of Brightlingsea, Essex, 1559-84. R. of Eastbridge, Kent,
1596-1604. V. of Kelvedon, Essex, 1604-9, deprived.
Appointed chaplain for three years to the Hon. East India
Company, in 1609. Doubtless brother of John (1576) and
Thomas (1576). (F. Penny, Church in Madras; Newcourt;
Hasted, III. 435; Cooper, in. 19, identifies Esdras, alias
Thomas with Thomas (1576), of Pembroke, but this seems
doubtful.)
SIMPSON, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, at Trinity Hall, June 21,
1746. Matric. 1747; Scholar; LL.B. 1753; LL.D. 1758.
Fellow, 1751-81. Chancellor of Lincoln diocese, 1779-81.
Died Nov. ii, 1781. WiU (P.C.C); of St Benet, Paul's
Wharf, London. (G. Mag.)
SIMPSON, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Easter, 1569.
SIMPSON, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1612.
SYMSON, GEORGE. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Apr. 8, 1645. Of
Essex. Matric. 1645-6; Scholar, 1647; B.A. 1648-9.
SYMSON, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Christ's, May 17,
1631. S. and h. of Ralph, of Pittington Hall, Durham.
Bapt. May 21, 1615, at Pittington. School, Durham (Mr
Harrison). Matric. 1631; B.A. 1633-4. Adm. at Gray's Inn,
Aug. 12, 1631. Married Mary, dau. of Sir William Belasyse,
of Murton, Durham, Knt. Buried Apr. 10, 1647, at Pitting-
ton. Will proved, Apr. 30, 1647. Father of William (1663).
(Peile, J. 410; Surtees, 1. 115.)
SYMPSON, HUGH. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, June 30,
1749. S. of Thomas, attomey-at-law, of Cumberland. B. at
Penrith. School, Appleby (Mr Yates). Matric. 1749. Adm.
at Gray's Inn, Mar. 27, 1752. Barrister, 1758. Probably of
Carlton Hall, Cumberland. Died Mar. 1768.
SIMPSON, HUMPHREY. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's,
Jan. 27, 1664-5. S. of Robert, currier. B. at York. School,
York. B.A. 1668-9. Ord. deacon (York) June, 1669; priest,
May, 1670. C. of Bishopthorpe, York. Dead in 1674.
SYMPSON, ISAAC. M.A. from St John's, 1664. B.A. (Trinity
College, Dublin). Perhaps R. of Coppenhall, Cheshire, till
1676. One of these names V. of Lacock, Wilts. Admon.
(Archd. Wilts.) 1684.
SIMSON, JOHN. B.A. 1519-20.
SIMSON, JOHN. B.A. 1521-2.
SIMPSON, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1576.
S. of Thomas, V. of Brightlingsea, Essex. B. there. B.A.
1580-1 ; M.A. 1584. Ord. deacon and priest (London) May 27,
1586, age 25. R. of St Ethelburga, Bishopsgate Street,
London, 1586. R. of St Olave, Hart Street, 1590-1633.
Preb. of St Paul's, 1605-33. Built the libraryof Sion College,
London. Buried Aug. 29 (or 30), 1633, at St Olave.
Admon. (P.C.C.) 1633 granted to son Thomas (1622).
Father of John (1620), brother of Thomas (1576), and
Esdras (1576).
SIMPSON, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Peterhouse, Michs. 1579;
B.A. 1583-4. Probably ord. deacon (Durham) May 22, 1586;
'of York diocese.' Ord. priest (Peterb.) Mar. lo, 1587-8.
SIMPSON, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1584;
B.A. 1587-8.
SIMPSON, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Queens', May 10, 1596.
Probably s. of Lancelot (1568), of Maidstone, Kent. B. at
East Mailing, Kent. Matric. 1596; B.A. 1599-1600; M.A.
1606. Ord. deacon and priest (London) Mar. 1, 1606-7,
aged 27. C. of Thumham. Probably R. of Mount Bures,
Essex, 1616-44. Sequestered. Died unmarried 1648. Will,
P.C.C. Brother of Samuel (1606). (Vis. of Yorks., 1665;
Hunter, i. 184.)
Simpson, Joseph
SIMPSON, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Feb. i8, 1599-
i5oo; B.A. 1603-4; M.A. 1608.
SIMSON, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, 1615. Of West-
morland. Scholar, 1619; B.A. 1619-20; M.A. from Christ's,
1623. Fellow of Christ's, 1622-8. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
May 11; priest. May 12, 1623. Probably V. of Stukeley,
Bucks., 1629. (Peile, 1. 312.)
SIMSON or SIMPSON, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Pembroke,
May 2, 1620. S. of John (1576), R. of St Olave, Hart Street,
London. Bapt. there, Aug. 4, 1605. Matric. 1620; B.A.
1623-4; M.A. 1627. Brotherof Thomas (1622). (H.Smith.)
SIMPSON, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1631;
B.A. 1634; M.A. 1638.
SIMPSON, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter, 1631.
Of Kent. B.A. 1634-5; M.A. 1638. Ord. priest (Peterb.)
Mar. 10, 1638-9. R. of Mount Bures, Essex, 1644. Signed
the petition for Presbyterianism, in 1646. Probably nephew
and executor of John (1596). (H. Smith.)
SIMPSON, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 19) at St John's, June 18,
1641 ; exhibitioner from Charterhouse. S. of John, of Bedford,
deceased. B. there. Matric. 1641; B.A. from Magdalene,
1644; M.A. 1648. One of these names ord. priest (Sydserf,
Bishop of Galloway) Mar. 7, 1661-2. R. of Trimley St Mary,
Suffolk, 1662. One of these names V. of Dronfield, Derbs.,
1666-9. Died 1669.
SYMPSON, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Apr. 15, 1647. Of
Hertfordshire. S. and h. of John, of St Albans. Bapt. Nov.
1630, at the Abbey. Matric. 1646; B.A. 1650-1. Adm. at
the Inner Temple, 1649. Barrister, 1656. Bencher, 1673.
Judge of the C.P., 1659-71, and of the Sheriffs' Court,
1671-81. Serjeant-at-law, 1677. King's Serjeant, 1678.
Recorder of St Albans, 1661-81. Knighted, Feb. 1678.
Married Jane, dau. of Sir Thomas Twisden, Jan. 25, 1661-2.
Died Dec. 12, 1681. Buried in the Temple Church. Perhaps
father of Thomas (1680).
SIMSON, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Magdalene, June 26,
1667. S. of Francis, of Hatfield. School, Sedbergh. Matric.
1668; B.A. 1670-1. Signs for deacon's orders (London) Oct.
14, 1672; but entry erased. Ord. deacon (York) May, 1673;
priest, June, 1674.
SIMPSON, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's, Oct. 17,
1684. S. of James, husbandman. B. at Knayton, Yorks.
School, Ripon. Matric. 1684; B.A. 1688-9. Ord. deacon
(London) Dec. 20, 1691.
SIMPSON, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Trinity, Nov. 8, 1706.
S. of Joseph, of London. School, St Paul's. Matric. 1707;
B.A. 1710-1; M.A. 1715. Ord. deacon (London) Feb. 25,
1710-1.
SIMPSON, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Trinity, Apr. 12, 1708.
S. of Robert, of Colchester. School, St Paul's, London.
Matric. 1709; Scholar, 1710; B.A. 1712-3; M.A. 1716.
Fellow, 1715.
SIMPSON, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, June 6, 1710.
.S. of Thomas, druggist, of Diss, Norfolk. B. there. Schools,
Gissing (Mr Carver) and Beccles (Mr Leedes). Matric. 1710;
Scholar, 1710-4. Adm. at the Middle Temple, May 6, 1712.
Called to the Bar, 1715. (Venn, 1. 523.)
SIMPSON, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Christ's, Apr. 20,
1717. S. of John, of Eckington, Derbs., and of Babworth,
Notts. B. at Babworth. School, Wakefield. Matric. 1717;
Scholar, 1718; B.A. 1720-1; M.A. 1724. Fellow, 1725-8;
Fellowship declared void 'by reason of an Estate.' Ord.
deacon (Ely) Jan. i; priest, Jan. 6, 1724-5. Of Stoke,
(?) Derbs., clerk, and of Stainford and Babworth, 1728.
Died Apr. 5, 1784. Buried at Babworth. Will, P.C.C.
Brother of William (i7i5)- (Peile, 11. 192; G. Mag.)
SIMPSON, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Christ's, June 28,
1732. S. of WiUiam. B. at Kimbolton, Hunts. School,
Chesterfield. Matric. 1732; Scholar, 1733; B.A. 1735-6;
M.A. 1739. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June 20, 1736; priest,
Sept. 25, 1737. V. of Upton, Lines., 1740. (Peile, 11. 226.)
SYMPSON, JOHN. M.A. from Trinity, 1748. S. of Eli, of
Lubsthorpe, Leics. Matric. (Lincoln College, Oxford) Mar.
18, 1724-5, age 17; B.A. (Oxford) 1728. One of these names
R. of Desford, Leics., i735- (Al. Oxon.)
SIMPSON, JOSEPH, .^dm. sizar (age 17) at Jesus, Aug. 31,
1677. S. of , clerk, deceased, of Yorkshire. Matric.
1677; Scholar, 1679; B.A. 1681-3. Ord. deacon (York) Mar.
1682-3.
SIMPSON, JOSEPH. M.A. 1747 (Incorp. from Oxford). S. of
John, of Redmayne, Cumberland. Matric. (Queen's College,
Oxford) Apr. 8, 1728, age 18; B.A. (O.xford) 1732-3; M.A.
1736; D.D. 1761. Fellow of Queen's. R. of Weyhill, Hants.,
1756. R. of Garsdon, Wilts., 1763-96. Died Aug. 17. 1796.
Will, P.C.C. (Al. Oxon.)
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Simpson, Lancelot
SIMSON, LANCELOT. Matric. sizar from Queens', Michs. 1568.
Perhaps of Kent. Probably father of John (1596). {Vis. of
Yorks., 1665.)
SIMPSON, LEWIS. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1497.
Name off, 1500.
SYMSON, MATTHEW. Matric. sizar from Queens', Michs.
1569. Of Essex. B. A. 1573-4. Perhaps ord. deacon (Peterb.)
Dec. 22, 1574; priest. Mar. 26, 1575. Of Wickham St Paul's,
Essex. Patron of Nedging, Suffolk; living, 1628. Probably
brother of William (1580) and father of William {1601).
SIMPSON, MERCY (MERRY). Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 17) at
St John's, Apr. 28, 1681. S. of Richard, gent. B. in Barton
Park, Derbs. School, Repton. Matric. 1681. Mendicant
friar. Died in France. (Repton School Register.)
SYMSON, NAARIAH. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Sidney, Apr. 25,
1647. S. of Robert, clothier. B. at Leeds, Yorks. Schools,
Leeds (private) and Batley (Mr Priest). Matric. 1647; B.A.
1650; M.A. 1654. Incorp. at Oxford, 1654. P.C. of .4rmley,
Yorks., 1660-72. Died 1672.
SYMPSON, NATHANIEL. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Sidney,
July, 1632. S. of Robert, 'Dispensator' of Mr Thomas
Waterson. B. at Darrington, Yorks. Matric. 1632; B.A.
1635-6; M.A. 1639. Perhaps V. of Fishlake, Yorks., 1654.
SIMPSON, NICHOLAS. B.A. 1549-50; M.A. i553- WiU of Nich.
Simpson, of Trinity (V.C.C.) 1593. See Al. Oxon. for a
contemporary namesake.
SIMSON, OLIVER. Matric. sizar from Trinity, c. 1592; B.A.
1595-6; M.A. 1599. R. of Radwell, Herts., 1610-29, 'Samp-
son.' Died 1629.
SIMPSON, PETER. Adm. sizar at Trinity Hall, June 30, 1729.
Matric. 1729. Off, 1732. Ord. priest (Lincoln) Mar. 2,
1734-5. One of these names of Aldborough, Y'orks. Died
there Apr. 10, 1780, aged 70.
SIMSON, RALPH. Adm. pens, at Queens', May 30, 1670. Of
Essex.
SIMPSON, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Nov. 1569.
One of these names ord. at Douay, 1577; described as of
Chester diocese. Sent to England, 1577. E.xecuted there c.
1586. (Peile, I. 112.)
SYMSON, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Apr. 1584.
SIMSON, ROBERT. B.Can.L. 1482-3.
SIMSON, ROBERT. M.A. (Perhaps the above.) R. of Layer
Mamey, Essex, 1488-1530, and of Stanway Magna, 1505-14.
Benefactor to St Catharine's and St John's. (Cooper, i. 48.)
SYMPSON, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1552;
B.A. 1558-9; M.A. 1562. Fellow, 1560.
SYMSON, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1571.
Perhaps adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Aug. 3, 1575, Sympson, from
Clifford's Inn, and of Yorkshire. Barrister, 1584. But see
Al. Oxon. for a contemporary.
SYMSON, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Caius, Oct. 11, 1603.
Of Hutton, Yorks. S. of William. School, Hutton (Mr Price).
Probably B.A. from Trinity, 1608-9.
SYMPSON, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from King's, Easter, 1623;
B.A. 1626-7; M.A. 1630. Probably V. of St Michael, Bongate,
Westmorland, 1634-61; R. of Ormside (or Ormeshed),
1636-61.
SIMPSON, ROBERT Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, Aug. 19,
1661. S. of Rowland (? WiUiam), wooUendraper, of Cam-
bridgeshire. B. there. School, Cambridge (Mr Griffith).
Matric. 1661; B.A. 1665-6; M.A. 1669. Incorp. at Oxford,
1675. Signed for priest's orders (London) June 5, 1669. C.
of Bocking, Essex. V. of Colyton, Devon, 1676-85. R. of
Feltwell St Mary, Norfolk, 1685. V. of Little Buckenham,
1708. Father of the next and probably of Rowland (1703).
(Al. Oxon.)
SYMPSON, ROBERT Adm. sizar (age 18) at Pembroke, July
10, 1705. S. of Robert (above), R. of Feltwell, Norfolk.
B. there. School, Bury St Edmimds. Matric. 1705-6.
Migrated to Caius, Oct. 10, 1707. Scholar, 1707; B.A. 1709-
10; M.A. 1713. Fellow of Caius, 1711-39. Esquire Bedell,
1716-49. Buried at St Edward's, Cambridge, Dec. 6, 1749.
Probably brother of Rowland (1703). (Venn, i. 516; Stokes,
Bedells, 108.)
SIMSON, ROGER. B.A. 1539-40. Perhaps scholar of Queens',
1538.
SIMPSON, ROWLAND. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's,
May 24, 1703. S. of Robert (? 1661), clerk. B. at Bath.
Bapt. Aug. 13, 1685, at the Abbey. School, Bury St Edmunds
(Mr Leedes). Matric. 1703; B.A. 1707-8; M.A. 1711; B.D.
1719. Fellow, 1710-31. Senior Proctor, 1717-8. Ord.
deacon (Norwich) Sept. 5; priest, Sept. 19, 1714. R. of
Gaywood, Norfolk, 1714-37. R. (sinecure) of Aberdaron,
Carnarvon, 1728. Died 1737. Probably brother of Robert
1705).
Simpson, Thomas
SIMPSON, SAMUEL. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1606.
S. of Lancelot (? 1568), of Kent. Scholar, 1611; B.A. 1611-2;
M.A. 1615. Fellow, 1614. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Jan. 4;
priest, Jan. 5, 1617-8. V. of Blyth, Notts., 1622-33. Buried
there Feb. 26, 1632-3. Brother of John (1596).
SIMPSON, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar at Queens', June 4, 1677.
Of Denbighshire. Matric. 1677; B.A. 1680-1. One of these
names, 'B.A.,' V. of Billingham, Durham, 1703-15. Died
1715-
SIMPSON, SIDRACH. Matric. sizar from Emmanuel, Michs.
1616. Of Lincolnshire. Migrated to Queens', Apr. 2, 1617.
B.A. 1621-2; M.A. 1625. Master of Pembroke, 1650-5.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 7; priest, June 8, 1623. C. and
lecturer at St Margaret's, Fish Street, London, c. 1629-38.
Migrated to Holland; joined the independent church at
Rotterdam, 1638. Returned to England and resumed his
lectureship at St Margaret's, 1641. A member of the West-
minster Assembly of Divines, 1643. R. of St Mary Abchurch,
London, 1650. R. of St Bartholomew, E.xchange, 1654.
One of the Triers, 1654. Imprisoned for a short time in
Windsor Castle for preaching against Cromwell. Author,
controversial. Buried Apr. 18, 1655 (according to the
Parish Reg.) in St Bartholomew's, Exchange. Will dated,
Apr. 2, 1655; proved (P.C.C.) Apr. 15 (sic), 1655; left 40s.
to the poor of Black Notley, Essex, where he 'was sometime
preacher.' Father of the next. (D.N.B.; H. G. Harrison.)
SIMPSON, SIDRACH. Adm. pens, at Christ's, July 2, 1650.
S. of Sidrach (above). Master of Pembroke. Migrated to
Oxford. Matric. (Magdalen College, Oxford) Apr. 1, 1656
(sic); B.A. (Oxford) 1655-6; M.A. and B.D. (by decree)
1686-7; D.D. 1691. R. of Stoke Newington, Middlesex,
1665-1704. Licensed to preach at St Bartholomew-by-the-
Bank, St Christopher and St Mary Woolnoth, Sept. 28, 1671.
Died Nov. 1704. Will (P.C.C.) 1704. (Peile, i. 538; Al. Oxon.)
SIMPSON, SIMON. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1611;
B..\. 1614-5; M.A. 1618. Ord. deacon (York) May, 1618;
priest. Mar. 1619-20. Licensed to serve cure in the church
and parish of Santon-on-the-Wolds, Yorks., and to teach in
the Free Grammar School there. Mar. 13, 1619-20.
SIMPSON, SIMON. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Michs.
1638. Of Yorkshire. B.A. 1641-2. Ord. priest (York) Sept.
1663. Perhaps V. of Waghen, Yorks., 1665-79.
SIMPSON, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1576. S. of Thomas, V. of Brightlingsea, Essex, 1559-84.
B.A. from Pembroke, 1579-80. Succeeded his father as
V. of Bricklesea (or Brightlingsea), Essex, 1584-6. V. of
Kelvedon, 1586-1609. Became R.C. Begged his way to
Rome, and was made priest at Rheims. Arrested near
Orford, Suffolk, 1585, and imprisoned. Afterwards con-
formed. (According to Cooper, iii. 19, the convert to
Romanism was Esdras, alias Thomas, of Pembroke.) R. of
Eastbridge, Kent, 1604-12. Died 1612. Brother of John
(1576) and Esdras (1576). (Hasted, in. 435; Nea^courtA
SIMPSON, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, c. 1596.
SIMPSON, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1608.
SIMPSON, THOMAS. B.A. 1622 (Incorp. from Oxford). Of
London, cler. fil. Doubtless s. of John (1576). Bapt. Nov. 5,
1601, at St Olave, Hart Street. Matric. (Christ Church,
Oxford) Mar. 14, 1616-7, age 15; B.A. 1620; M.A. 1623;
B.D. and M.D. 1632. Proved the will of his father, Oct. 7,
1633. Died before Jan. 23, 1633-4. Brother of John (1620).
(A!. Oxon.)
SIMPSON, THOMAS. M.A. 1653 (Incorp. from Edinburgh).
Perhaps R. of St John-the-Evangelist, Watling Street,
London, 1662. Buried there Dec. 9, 1662. One of these
names V. of Tottenham, Middlesex, 1655.
SYMPSON, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Pembroke, Apr.
22,1675. S. of William, of York. Matric. 1678; B.A. 1678-9.
Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1678; priest. Mar. 1684-5.
SYMPSON, THOMAS. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 16) at Trinity,
Apr. 7, i68o. S. of Sir John (? 1647). School, St Paul's.
Matric. 1680.
SIMPSON, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, Jan. 31,
1695-6. S. of John, husbandman. B. at Clowbeck, near
Manfield, near Richmond, Yorks. School, Sedbergh. Matric.
1696; B.A. 1699-1700. One of these names, 'B.A.,' P.C. of
South Shields, Durham, 1721-47, and V. of Bywell St
Andrew, Northumberland. Died 1747.
SYMPSON, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 20) at Pembroke, July 2,
1703. S. of John, of Tarvin, Cheshire, shoemaker. B. there.
Matric. 1703; B.A. 1706-7. Ord. deacon (Ely) Sept. 21, 1707;
priest (Norwich) May, 1708. One of these names R. of Bale,
Norfolk, 1743-9. Died Aug. 15, 1749. Buried at Gunthorpe.
M.I.; 'of Tarvin, Cheshire.'
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SIMPSON, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 20) at Christ's, Mar. 2,
1708-9. S. and h. of Richard, of Torrisholme, near Lan-
caster. Bapt. Nov. 22, 1688, at Lancaster. School, Lan-
caster (Mr Boardly). Adm. at the Middle Temple, Nov. 26,
1708. [Peile, II. 172.)
SYMPSON, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Trinity, Nov. 5,
1744. S. of Thomas, of Lincoln. School, Lincoln (Mr Rolt).
Matric. 1744; Scholar, 1748; B.A. 1748-9. Ord. deacon
(Ely) Feb. 19, 1748-9; priest (Lincoln) Dec. 23, 1750.
Vicar-choral, Lincoln, 1750. Probably preb. of Lincoln,
1759-86. Died 1786.
SIMSON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Queens', June 25, 1580.
Of Suffolk. B. at Wickham St Paul, Esse.x. B.A. 1583-4;
M.A. 1588. Probably brother of Matthew (1569).
SYMSON, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Dec. 1386.
SIMPSON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Caius, June 25, 1595.
S. of William, R. of East Lexham, Norfolk. B. there.
School; Dunham (Mr Bretten). Matric. c. 1595; Scholar,
1598-9; B.A. 1598-9; M.A. 1602; B.D. 1609. Ord. deacon
(Norwich) Sept. 26, 1603; priest, Dec. 23, 1604; C. of Gt
Dunham. R. of Cockthorpe and Little Langham, Norfolk,
1606-22. C. of Little Walsingham, in 1617. Probably father
of William (1639). {Venn, 1. 156.)
SIMPSON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Queens', Apr. 20, 1601.
Doubtless s. of Matthew (1569). B. at Wickham St Paul,
Essex. B.A. 1604-5; M.A. 1608. Ord. deacon (London)
June 3, 1610, age 24. C. of Mitcham, Surrey. R. of Nedging,
Suffolk, 1628. Will (P.C.C.) 1650; property at Wickham
St Paul.
SIMPSON, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1614; B.A. 1617-8. Ord. deacon (York) May; priest, Sept.
1618. Oneof these names C. of St Dionis, London, c. 1630-41.
SIMPSON, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 15, 1614.
Matric. 1614; B.A. 1617-8.
SIMPSON, WILLIAM. M.A. 1627 (Incorp. from St Andrews).
Incorp. at Oxford, 1627. One of these names R. of Wan-
stead, Essex, 1615, and V. of Gt Bentley, 1631-42.
SIMPSON, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Pembroke,
May 15, 1639. S. of William (? 1595), of Walsingham,
Norfolk, clerk. Matric. 1639; B.A. 1642-3; M.A. 1646.
Probably ord. priest (Bishop of Ardfert) May 21, 1647.
R. of Irmingland, Norfolk, 1661-1700. Perhaps R. of St
Peter, Heydon, 1662-70.
SIMSON, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Caius, May 30, 1645. S. of
William, schoolmaster. B. in London. Matric. 1645.
Migrated as sizar to Trinity, May 5, 1646.
SIMPSON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, June
29, 1654. S. of Christopher, brewer, of York. B. there.
School, York (Messrs Young and Parish). Migrated to Caius,
Nov. 17, 1657. Scholar, 1657-9; B.A. 1657-8.
SIMPSON, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Christ's, May 15,
1663. S. of Henry (1631), of Pittington, Durham. B. there.
Bapt. Dec. 6, 1645. School, Houghton. Matric. 1663. Died
unmarried. Buried at Pittington, May 19, 1675. {Surtees,
I. 115; Peile, I. 203 is wrong as to parentage.)
SYMPSON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Trinity, Apr. 28, 1688.
S. of William. B. at Shenley, Bucks. School, Beachampton,
Bucks. (Mr Abraham Freeston). Matric. 1688; B.A. 1691-2.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 24, 1693; 'C. of Shenley.'
SIMPSON, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Christ's, May 25,
1715. S. of John. B. at Babworth, Notts. School, Wake-
field. Matric. 1715. Adm. at the Inner Temple, June 24,
1715. Owned property at Stainforth, Yorks. Married
Frances, dau. of Fra. Elwick, widow of John Eyre, of
Bramley Hall. Died s.p.s., Jan. 15, 1768. Will, York.
Brother of John (1717). (Hunter, S. Yorks., i. 184; Peile, u.
187.)
SIMSON, . B.A. 1466-7.
SIMSON, . B.A. 1468-9.
SIMSON, . B.A. 1480-1; M.A. 1483.
SIMSON, . Com. for M.A. or higher degree, 1493-4.
SIMSON, . Sizar of Peterhouse, Michs. 1543.
SINCLARE, GEORGE. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, Apr. 16,
1747. S. of William, of Scarborough, Yorks. School, Bever-
ley (Mr Clark). Matric. 1747; Scholar, 1748; B.A. 1750-1;
M.A. 1756. Ord. deacon (York) June 2, 1751; priest. May,
1752. C. of Carnaby. R. of Wilford, Notts., till 1775. Died
June 12, 1775, aged 46. Buried at Wilford. M.I. Admon.
(P.C.C.) Sept. 1775. (Misc. Gen. et Her., N.S., iii. 172.)
SYNKLER, GILES. B.A. 1541-2.
SYNCKLER, HENOCH. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1626; B.A. 1629-30; M.A. 1633. Probably R. of Slingsby,
Yorks., c. 1650.
V.A.C. IV.
SissoN, John
SINCLARE or SINKLER, HENOCH (ENOCH). Adm. sizar
(age 14) at St John's, Jan. 26, 1671-2. B. at Kilham, Yorks.
School, Kilham. Matric. 1672; B.A. 1675-6; M.A. 1679.
Ord. priest (York) Dec. 1680. V. of Owthome, Yorks.,
1680-1708. Murdered by his servant Adam Alvin with the
connivance of his two nieces who lived with him, in 1708.
For an account of the tragedy see Poulson, Holderness, 11. 406.
SINCLORE, SAMUEL. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs.
1621; B.A. 1623-4; M.A. 1627. Ord. deacon (York) June,
1625; priest, Sept. 1626. C. of Bilton and Wyton, Yorks.,
1626-44. R- of Huggate, 1644-54. Buried there Jan. 11,
1653-4-
SINCLAIR, THOMAS. M.A. 1633 (Incorp. from Edinburgh).
M.A. (Edinburgh) 1618.
SINDERTON, HENRY. Adm. sizar at King's, Lent, 1570-1.
SINDERTON, . FeU.-Com. at Jesus, 1547-8.
SINDREY, RICHARD. Adm. sizar at Queens', Mar. 28, 1706.
Of (? Oakington), Cambs. Matric. 1706.
SING, see SYNGE.
SINGLETON, GEORGE. B.A. 1505-6.
SINGLETON, ROBERT. B.Can.L. 1521-2.
SINGLETON, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs.
1555-
SYNGLETON, THOMAS. Adm. scholar at Trinity Hall, 1560.
(Perhaps same as the last.)
SINGLETON, THOMAS. Of Clare (see his wiU). Spent four
years in Cambridge. Of Cheshire. Perhaps matric. sizar
from Clare, Michs. 1566, as Shynglynton. Adm. at Brase-
nose College, Oxford, 1573, age 21; B.A. 1574; M.A. 1578;
B.D. 1586; D.D. 1597. FeUow of Brasenose College, Oxford,
1576. Principal, 1595-1614. Vice-Chancellor, 1598-9 and
161 1-4. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Mar. 14, 1608-9. R. of Whit-
church, Oxon., 1596-1610. Canon of St Paul's, 1597-1614;
of Hereford, 1604-14. R. of Whitchurch, Salop, 1609-14.
Died Nov. 29, 1614. Buried at St Mary's, Oxford. WiU,
P.C.C; 'to Clare HaU in Cambridge where I had my first
education after I came from Chester, five poundes.' (Al.
Oxon.)
SINGLETON, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Peterhouse,
May 22, 1689. Of Middlesex. School, Leicester. Matric.
1689; Scholar, 1689; B.A. 1692-3; M.A. 1696. Medicus.
Married Margaret, dau. of Abraham Dawes, merchant, of
London. Died Dec. 7, 1710, aged 40 (sic). Admon. (P.C.C.)
May, 1711. (Le Neve, Mon.)
SINGLETON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Corpus Christi, 1724.
Of Nottinghamshire. Matric. 1724; B.A. 1727-8. Ord.
deacon (York) July, 1728; priest (Lincoln) Sept. 20, 1730.
SINGLETON, . B.Civ.L. 1482-3.
SINNETT, . B.A. 1522-3.
SISLEY or SYSLEY, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse,
July 22, 1581. Perhaps s. and h. of Clement, of Barton Hall,
Essex; adm. at Gray's Inn, Jan. 29, 1592-3; of Barking,
Essex. (Vis. of Essex, i^i2.)
SISMEY, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's, July i,
1723. S. of John, of Rutland. B. at Thorpe, near Upping-
ham. School, Stamford (Mr Turner). Matric. 1724; B.A.
1726-7; M.A. 1730. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 22, 1728;
priest (Peterb.) Sept. 19, 1731. C. of Cransley, Northants.,
1731. C. of Pytchley, 1735; also C. of Sibbertoft, in 1745,
Buried July 23, 1745, at Marston TrusseU. (Scott-Mayor, in.
363-)
SISSISSON, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, Mar.
24, 1685-6. S. of George, shoemaker. B. at Beverley, Yorks.
School, Beverley (Mr Lambert). Matric. 1686; B.A. 1689-90.
Ord. deacon (York) Mar. 1689-go. V. of Owthonic, Yorks.,
1708-29. Died 1729. Father of the next.
SISSISSON, SETH. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, July i,
1714. S. of Richard (above), clerk. B. at York. School,
Beverley (Mr Lambert). Matric. 1714; B..\. 1717-8; M.A.
1721. Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1720; priest, May, 1722.
R. of Thwing, Yorks., 1722-47. Died 1747.
SISSON, ARTHUR. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, June 20,
1661. S. of Cuthbert, attorney. Bapt. Apr. 3, 1644, at
St Mary-le-Bow, Durham. School, Hough ton-le-Spring
(Mr Cant). B.A. 1664.
SISSON, GEORGE. Adm. sizar (age 14) at Magdalene, Oct. 6,
1669. S. of John, farmer, of Tinwell, Rutland. School,
Stamford. Matric. 1670; B.A. 1673-4; M.A. 1677. Ord.
deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 24, 1676; priest (York) June, 1680.
SISSON, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's, May 22,
1640. S. of Cuthbert, gent., of Durham. Bapt. Mar. 30, 1623,
at St Mary-le-Bow. School, Durham. Matric. 1640.
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SISSON, LANCELOT. Adm. sizar (age 28) at St John's, Sept. 7,
1702. S. of Lancelot, husbandman. B. at Garsdale, Yorks.
School, Sedbergh. C. of Sedgefield, Durham, 1707. V. of
Askham, Westmorland, 1711-7. V. of Startforth, Yorks.,
1717-33- Married Margaret Charge, of Cleasby, Yorks. Died
1733. Father of William (1740).
SISSON, PERCIVAL. Adm. pens, (age 21) at Caius, May 10,
1587 (previously adm. 1582-3; matric. as sizar, Lent, 1582-3).
S. of Christopher. B. at Barton, Westmorland. School,
Barton (Mr Wilkinson). B.A. 1586-7; Scholar, 1587-9;
M. A. 1590. (Venn, 1. izg.)
SISSON, THOMAS. B.A. 1538-9. Perhaps V. of Gt Staughton,
Hunts., 1555-8.
SISSONE, W. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1560.
SYSSON, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Dec. 1572.
SISSON, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, June 27,
17:5. S. of Jonathan, gent. School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1715;
B.A. 1718-9; M.A. 1722. Ord. priest (London) Dec. 22, 1723.
R. of Markshall, Essex, 1723-46. P.C. of Patswick. V. of
Norton, Durham, 1746-73. Chaplain to the Garrison at
Berwick-on-Tweed. Died Jan. 27, 1773, aged 75. Buried at
Darlington. M.I. (Scott-Mayor; W. H. D. Longstafie,
D»rlington, 222.)
SISSON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Trinity, May 12,
1740. S. of Lancelot (1702), of Cleasby, Yorks. School,
Scorton (Mr Noble). Matric. 1740; B.A. 1743-4. One of
these names, 'M.A.,' P.C. of Painshaw Chapel, Durham,
1754-88. Buried there Oct. 28, 1788. (Surtees (Reprint),
I. 205.)
SISSON, . Pens, at Peterhouse, 1570-1.
SISTON or SYSTON, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Peter-
house, Oct. 12, 1657. Of Nottinghamshire. Possibly s. of
Joshua, R. of Adbolton, Notts. School, Leicester. Matric.
1658. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) May 24, 1662. Master of
Grantham Grammar School, Lines., 1663-70. R. of Belton,
1670-1710. Died 1710. Father of the next. (Tumor,
Grantham, 41.)
SISTON, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 15) at St John's, June 7,
1682. S. of Thomas (above), clerk. B. at Belton, Lines.
School, Belton. Matric. 1682; B.A. 1685-6.
SITTISON, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Magdalene, July 7,
1651. S. of John, of Louth, Lines. School, Louth. Matric.
1652; B.A. 1655-6. See John Citizen (Vol. i); probably R. of
Streat, Sussex.
SITWELL, FRANCIS. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1648. Of
Derbyshire. S. and h. of George (1619), of Renishaw, Derbs.,
Esq. Bapt. Jan. 18, 1630-1, at Eckington. Adm. at Gray's
Inn, July 6, 1650. High Sheriff of Derbs., 1671. Of Ecking-
ton, Esq. Married Catherine, dau. of Henry Sacheverel, of
Barton and Morley, Esq. Died 1671. Buried at Eckington.
Father of George (1675). (Vis. of Derbs., 1662.)
SITWELL, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, at Corpus Christi, 1700.
Of Derbyshire. S. and h. of George (1675), of Eckington,
Derbs., Esq. Matric. Michs. 1700. Adm. at Gray's Iim, Feb.
2,1699-1700. High Sheriff of Derbs., 1735. Died unmarried.
May 20, 1753. Buried at Eckington. Brother of Thomas
{1705).
SITTWELL, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1619. S. and h. of George, of Eckington, Derbs. Bapt. there.
Mar. 15, 1600-1. Garrisoned Renishaw for the King; fined
and decimated. Served as Sheriff of Derbs., 1653. Of
Renishaw, Derbs. Married Margaret, dau. of Hugh Childers,
of Car House, Doncaster, in 1627. Buried Aug. 2, 1667,
at Eckington. M.I. Father of Francis (1648). (Hunter,
Hallamshire, 373.)
SITWELL, GEORGE. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Trinity, Oct. 2,
1675. S. of Francis (1648), of Derbyshire. B. Aug. 23, 1657.
Matric. 1675-6. Of Eckington, Derbs., Esq. Married Anne,
dau. of Thomas Kent, of Povey, Dronfield, May 20, 1680.
Buried Feb. 24, 1722-3, at Eckington. Father of the next
and of Francis (1700). (Vis. of Derbs., 1662; Hunter, Hallam-
shire, 373.)
SITWELL, THOMAS. Matric. from Corpus Christi, Michs.
1705. S. of George (above), of Renishaw, Eckington, Derbs.
B.A. 1709-10; M.A. 1713. Fellow of Christ's, 1714. Proctor,
1727-8. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Nov. 2, 1705. R. of Caldecote,
1731- Of Povey Hall (by bequest of his grandfather, Thomas
Kent). Died unmarried, 1737. Buried in the ante-chapel of
Christ's. Will proved, June 10, 1737. Brother of Francis
(1700). (Peile, II. 161.)
SIVEDALL, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Easter, 1624.
Matric. 1625; B.A. 1627-8.
SIVEDALL, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Easter, 1624.
Matric. 1625.
Skelton, John
SIX, JAMES DE PREY. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1728. Of
Canterbury. Matric. Michs. 1728; B.A. 1732-3.
SIXSMITH, BRIAN. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Apr. 27, 1694. Of
Lancashire. Matric. 1695; B.A. 1697-8; M.A. 1701. Ord.
priest (London) Sept. 22, 1700. R. of Magdeden Laver,
Essex, 1703-8.
SKAIFE, see SCAIFE.
SKARPP, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from St John's, c. 1595.
SKEELER, THOMAS. M.A. from King's, 1727. S. of T., of
Hartlebury, Worcs. Matric. (University College, Oxford)
Mar. 31, 1710, age 19; B.A. (Oxford) 1713. Ord. priest
(Gloucester) June 11, 1715. V. of Winchcombe, Gloucs.,
1726-57. Wm (P.C.C.) 1758. (Al. Oxon.)
SKEET, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Caius, c. May, 1671. Of
Norfolk. Migrated to Emmanuel, July 26, 1673. B.A. 1675-
6. Ord. priest (Norwich) May 30, 1675. R- of Fritton,
Suffolk, 1675-1720. R. of Flixton, 1703 (church ruined; the
last rector appointed). Died Sept. 22, 1720, aged 68. M.I.
at Fritton. One of these names chaplain of H.M.S. Royal
James, in 1678. (Venn, i. 444.)
SKETE, WILLIAM. Adm. at King's (age 18) a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 12, 1524. Of Monxton, Hants. B.A. 1528-9;
M.A. 1532; B.D. 1539; D.D. 1544. Fellow 1527-44. Lady
Margaret Professor, 1542-4. V. of Ringwood, Hjints.
(Cooper, I. 86.)
SKEFFINGTON, see SKEVINGTON.
SKEGGE or SKEGGS, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Christ's,
Michs. 1568. Doubtless s. of John (Skeggs), of Eynesbury,
Hunts, (and Christiana, dau. of John Crolts). Married
Susanna, dau. of John Bamardiston, of Northiil, Beds.
Living, 1613. (Vis. of Hunts., 1613.)
SKEGGES, JOHN. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Magdalene, Michs.
1567. One of these names of St Ives, Hunts., s. of Richard,
of Eynesbury, Hunts. Received Grant of Arms, 1568.
SKEGG, RALPH. Adm. sizar at Christ's, Sept. 1729. S. of
John. School, Buntingford, Herts. (Mr Sherson). Scholar,
1730; Matric. 1731; B.A. 1733-4; M.A. 1744. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) June 9, 1734; priest. May, 1738. Chaplain to the
Earl of Marchmont. R. of Chickney, Essex, 1744. R. of
Quendon, 1744. Married the only daughter of Lord Herbert.
Died 1764. (Peile, 11. 219.)
SKEGGS or SKIGGS, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Mag-
dalene, Easter, 1623; B.A. 1626-7; M.A. 1630. V. of
Stixwold, Lines., 1635.
SKEGGS, ROGER. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter, 1587.
SKEGNES, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Easter, 1636.
S. and h. of Christopher, of Alford, Lines., gent. Bapt. there,
May 17, 1619. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Feb. 11, 1639-40.
Married and had issue. (Lines. Pedigrees, 880.)
SKELLERN, HUGH. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Mar. 25, 1690. Of
Cheshire. Matric. 1690; Scholar, 1691; B.A. 1693-4; M.A.
1697. Incorp. at Trinity College, Dublin, 1701. R. of
Killeshandra, diocese of Kilmore, 1705-29. Married Cathe-
rine, dau. of Thomas Hume, of Bawn, Cavan. Will proved
(Dublin) 1729. (H. B. Swanzy.)
SKELTON, see also SHELTON.
SKELTON, BERNARD. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Peterhouse,
Feb. 13, 1650-1. Of London. School, St Paul's. Matric.
1652; Scholar, 1654; B.A. 1654-5; M.A. 1658. Fellow, 1659-
64. Taxor, 1662. R. of Cantley, Norfolk, 1663-90. A friend
of Samuel Pepys. (T. A. Walker, 97.)
SKELTON, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from St John's, c. 1595.
Possibly s. of William (1563). B. at East Barkwith, Lines.,
c. 1578. B.A. 1598-9; M.A. from Clare, 1602. Ord. deacon
and priest (Lincoln) Sept. 19, 1602. Preacher. R. of
Coningsby, Lines., 1602-36. Will (Lincoln) 1636. Possibly
brother of Samuel (i6o8) and father of William (1627).
SKELTON, GEORGE. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, June 5,
1733. S. of G., of Lincolnshire. B. in Lincoln. School,
Lincoln (Mr Goodall). Matric. 1733; B.A. 1736-7. Ord.
deacon (Lincoln) Aug. 6, 1737; priest, Sept. 23, 1739. V. of
Hanslope, Bucks., 1746-9. V. of Owersby, Lines., 1749-58.
R. of RothweU, 1753-8. (Scott-Mayor, in. 447.)
SKELTON, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Jesus, June 25, 1697.
Of Yorkshire. S. of Seth (1669). Bapt. at Leeds, Aug. 25,
1681. Matric. 1698; Scholar, 1698; LL.B. 1702. Of Osmond-
thorpe, near Leeds. Married EUzabeth, dau. of Thomas
Slater. Died July, 1756. (Geneal., N.S., 19, 50.)
SKELTON, JOHN. Laureated from Cambridge, 1493; previously
decorated at Oxford and abroad (?Louvain). Entertained
by the University, 1495-6 and 1500-1 (Gr. Bk, B')- Probably
a native of Diss, Norfolk. Perhaps B.A. 1478-9; M.A.
1484-5, 'Shelton.' Incorp. from Oxford, 1504-5. R. of
Diss, Norfolk, 1498-1529. Originally under Wolsey's patron-
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age, but having violently attacked hitn, he retired into the
Westminster sanctuary, where he died June 21, 1529.
Buried in St Margaret's, Westminster. Admon. granted in
the peculiar Court of Westminster, 1529, to William Mott,
C. of St Margaret's, Westmmster. (For an account of his
works see D.N.B.; Cooper, I. 38; H. G. Harrison.)
SKELTON, JOHN. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Queens', 1594- Of
Cumberland. Doubtless s. and h. of Lancelot, of Arma-
thwaite (and Catharine, dau. of Thomas Dalston, of Dalston
Hall, Cumberland). Commissioner of the peace for Cumber-
land, 1625. Married (i) Julian, dau. of Christopher Musgrave,
Esq., of Edenhall; (2) Barbara Fletcher, of Cockermouth.
Diedc. 1652. Father of John (1635), Marmaduke (1638) and
Richard (i6i8). {Whellan, 559.)
SKELTON or SHELTON, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Peterhouse,
Apr. 29, 1609, Skelton. Matric. 1609; Scholar, 1612-6;
B.A. 1612-3, 'Skelton'; M.A. i6i6.
SKELTON, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1609.
Of Cumberland. B.A. 1613-4; M.A. 1617; B.D. 1624. Fellow,
1618. Incorp. at O.xford, 1622. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Mar. 9;
priest. Mar. 10, 1622-3. R- of Hatley St George, Cambs., c.
1620-63. Perhaps R. of Goldsborough, Yorks., 1624. (One
of these names R. of Kirby Underdale, Yorks., 1639-47.
Buried there June 6, 1647.)
SKELTON, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, June 8,
1635. 3rd s. of John (1594), Esq., of Armathwaite, Cumber-
land. B. there. School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1635; B.A. 1638-
9. Perhaps buried at All Saints', Cambridge, June 12, 1639,
'Jonah Skilton.' Brother of Marmaduke (1638) and half-
brother of Richard (1618).
SKELTON, JOHN. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Queens', Easter,
1642. Of Cumberland. Doubtless s. and h. of Richard (1618).
Married Elizabeth, dau. of Gerard Salvin, Esq., of Croxdale,
Durham. (Jefferson, Leathward, 224.)
SKELTON, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Clare, Apr. 28, 1660. Of
'Conesby' (Coningsby), Lines. Doubtless s. of William
(1627), R. of Coningsby, Lines. Matric. 1660; B.A. 1663-4.
Brother of William (1651).
SKELTON, JOHN. M.A. 1662 (Incorp. from Queen's College,
0.xford). Matric. there, June 24, 1653; B.A. (Oxford) 1656;
M.A. 1659. V. of Stixwold, Lines., 1666. R. of Scrayfield,
1671. Archdeacon of Bedford, 1679-1704. R. of East
Wickham, Lines., 1680. R. of Walgrave, Northants., 1681-
1704. Master of St John's Hospital, Northampton, 1682-
1704. Canon of Lincoln, 1683-1704. Died Apr. 3, 1704.
Buried in the chapel of St John's Hospital. (Al. Oxon.;
Serjeantson, Hospital of St John.)
SKELTON, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Oct. 2, 1680. Of
Yorkshire. S. of Henry, of Ossingthorpe (or Osmundthorpe),
Mayor of Leeds. B. July 3, 1662. School, Leeds. Matric.
1681; Scholar, 1683; B.A. 1684-5; M.A. 1688; M.D. 1720.
Fellow, 1687-98. Practised in Leeds. Married three wives.
Died Feb. 28, 1736-7. Brother of Seth (1669). (A. Gray;
Vis. of Yorks., 1665.)
SKELTON, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Clare, Mar. 24, 1746-7-
B. at Wakefield, Yorks. School, Wakefield. Scholar, 1748;
B.A. 1750-1. Assistant master at Wakefield, 1751. Ord.
deacon (York) Sept. 24, 1752; priest, June, i754- V. of
Goxhill and Thomton-cum-Curtis, Lines., 1756-87. C. of
Stockton, York. Died at York, Aug. 13, 1791- (M. H.
Peacock; G. Mag.)
SKELTON, MARMADUKE. Adm. sizar (age 15) at St John's,
June 5, 1638. sths.of John (1594), of Armathwaite, Cumber-
land. B. there. School, Gt Blencow (Mr Wilkinson). Matric.
1638; B.A. 1641-2. Brother of John (1635), etc.
SKELTON, RICHARD. Scholar at King's Hall, 1429. Re-
signed, July 31, 1437-
SKELTON, RICHARD. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Queens',
Easter, 1618. Of Cumberland. Doubtless s. and h. of John
(1594), of Armathwaite, Esq. B. c. 1605. Adm. at Gray's
Inn, July 3, 1620. Built a mansion-house on his father's
estate at Southwaite, in 1640. Re-built and endowed the
chapel of Armathwaite with £100. Married Lettice Burdett,
of Bramcote, Warws., sister of Sir Thomas Burdett, Bart.
Will dated, 1668. Half-brother of John (1635) and Marma-
duke (1638), father of John (1642). (Whellan, Cumberland,
559-)
SKELTON, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter,
1628. Of Lincolnshire. B.A. 1630-1. V. of Humberston,
Lines., 1635.
SKELTON, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1582;
B.A. 1585-6. One of these names, clerk, married Mary
Saunderson, at Hargrave, Northants., Apr. 25, 1595.
SKELTON, SAMUEL. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter, 1608,
'Shelton.' Doubtless s. of William (1563). Bapt. at Conings-
by, Lines., Feb. 26, 1592-3. B.A. 1611-2; M.A. 1615. R. of
Skern, William
Sempringham, Lines., c. 1615-20. Probably chaplain to the
Earl of Lincoln, c. 1622. Silenced; sailed for New England,
May 4, 1629. Installed as pastor of the church at Salem,
Mass., Aug. 6, 1629. Married Susanna Travis, Apr. 27,
1619, at Sempringham. Died at Salem, Aug. 2, 1634.
Possibly brother of George (1595). {Felt, 103; J.G.Bartlett.)
SKELTON or SHELTON, SAMUEL. Matric. pens, from Queens',
Easter, 1612. Of London. B.A. 1615-6; M.A. 1619.
SKELTON, SETH. Adm. pens, at Jesus, May 29, 1669. S. and
h. of Henry, of Osmundthorpe, Yorks., Esq., Mayor of Leeds.
Bapt. at Leeds, Feb. 21, 1649-50. Matric. i66g. Married
Elizabeth, dau. of Adam Baynes, of Knostrop, Feb. 17,
1679-80. Died Aug. 21, 1709. Brother of John (1680) and
father of Henry (1697). {Geneal., N.S., 19, 50; Vis. of Yorks.,
1665.)
SKELTON, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1572.
SKELTON, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Michs.
1578.
SKELTON, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Sidney, June 19,
1668. S. of William, yeoman. B. at Pickering Leith, Yorks.
School, Pickering (Mr Nicholas Grey). Matric. 1668; B.A.
1672-3. Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1673; priest. May, 1676.
R. of Scawton, Yorks., 1676-1729.
SKELTON, WILLIAM. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1454. Of London. M.A. 1456-7; M.D. 1470-1. Proctor,
1460-1. Ord. acolyte (Ely) Apr. 17, 1462. Died 1471-
Benefactor to the College library. (Harwood.)
SKELTON, WILLIAM. Doubtless of Peterhouse, in 1488-9.
Grace for B.D. 1490-r. Preb. of Southwell, 1488-1500.
V. of Cherry Hinton, Cambs., tiU 1533. Will (P.C.C.) 1538.
SKELTON or SHELTON, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from St
John's, Easter, 1563; B.A. 1566-7; M.A. from Clare, 1572.
Ord. deacon (Norwich) June 11, 1568. R. of Coningsby,
Lines., 1582-1602. Died 1602. Doubtless father of Samuel
(1608) and possibly of George (c. 1595).
SKELTON, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Clare, Michs. 1622;
B.A. 1625-6; M.A. 1629.
SKELTON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, May 19,
1627. Of Lincolnshire. Possibly s. of George (1595). Matric.
1627; B.A. 1630-1; M.A. 1634. R. of Coningsby, Lines.,
1636-60. Died 1660. Father of William (1651) and John
(1660).
SKELTON, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter,
1639. Of Lincolnshire.
SKELTON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Christ's, June 13,
1651. S.of William (1627), R- of Coningsby, Lines. B. there.
School, Tattersall (Mr Twisse). B.A. 1654-5; M.A. 1658.
Ord. priest (Lincoln) Sept. 1, 1662. R. of Coningsby, 1664.
Died 1679. Will dated, Oct. 20; proved, Dec. 10, 1679.
Brother of John (1660). (Peile, i. 542.)
SKELTON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Mar. 6,
1712-3. Of Leicestershire.
SKELTON, . M.A. 1462. Perhaps William; see the next.
SKELTON, . Probably William of Michael House.
Fined for non-completion of B.D. 1467-8.
SKELTON or SHELTON, . B.A. 1480.
SKELTON, . B.D. 1492-3- A monk.
SKEPE, WILLIAM. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, c.
1463.
SKEPP, see SKIPP.
SKEPPER, see also SKIPPER.
SKEPPER, ANTHONY. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Magdalene,
Feb. 21, 1717-8. B.atAslackby, Lines. Matric. 1718; B.A.
1721-2. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Dec. 23, 1722; priest, Dec. 20,
1724. V. of Helion Bumpstead, Essex, 1737.
SKEPER, WILLIAM. M.A. Fellow of Clare. Ord. priest (Ely)
June 13, 1495-
SKEPPER or SKIPPER, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Sidney,
July 8, 1612. Probably s. of Edward, of East Kirkby, Lines.,
gent. Matric. 1614; B.A. 1617-8. R. of Thorpe-by-Wain-
fleet. Lines., 1630. (Lines. Pedigrees, 884.)
SKERNE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Easter, 1623.
Perhaps 3rd s. of Robert, of Bonby, Lines., Esq. Adm. at
Gray's Inn, Nov. 29, 1627. (F.M.G., 782.)
SKEARN, ROBERT. Matric. Fell. -Com. from St Catharine's,
Michs. 1654. Probably s. and h. of Robert, of Fockerby,
Yorks., Esq. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Nov. 12, 1656.
SKERN, WILLIAM. B.A. 1490-1; M.A. 1493; B.D. 1503-4.
Fellow of Clare, 1494. Ord. deacon (Ely) Mar. 14, 1494-5-
R. of St Margaret Moses, London, 1496-1505. Died June,
1505. Will dated, June 23; proved (P.C.C.) June 28, 1505.
(Hennessy.)
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SKERN, . M.A. 1490. Will of Sir Richard Skem, priest, of
St Stephen's, Westminster, proved (Cons. C. London) 1542.
SKERN, . B.A. 15 14.
SKERRIT or SKYRRIT, AUGUSTINE. Matric. sizar from
Christ's, Feb. 15, 1579-80; B.A. 1582-3.
SKERRATT, JOHN. M.A. from Christ's, 1727. From Brasenose
College, O.xford; matric. there, Apr. 16, 1709, age 17; B.A.
(Oxford) 1712. S. of Edward, of Newall, Cheshire. V. of
Kingston-by-Taunton, Somerset, 1716-31. R. of Brereton,
Cheshire, 1731. V. of Biddulph, Staffs., i733- {Peile.u. 202;
Al. Oxon.)
SKERRETT, RALPH. M.A. from King's, 1706. S. of John, of
Shavington, Cheshire. Matric. (Brasenose College, Oxford)
Oct. 10, 1696, age 15; B.A. (Oxford) 1700; D.D. 1720. R. of
Oakley, Suffolk, 1713-20. R. of St Peter-le-Poer, London,
1720. Domestic chaplain to the Earl of Grantham. V. of
Greenwich, 1720-51. President of Sion College, 1738.
Author, sermons. Died May 6, i75i- Buried at Fam-
borough. Will, P.C.C. {Al. Oxon.; L. Mag.)
SKERROLL, FRANCIS. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1586.
SKERROW, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Clare, c. 1596;
B.A. 1599-1600. Ord. deacon (Chester) June 9, 1605.
SKEVINGTON, ANTHONY. Of St Paul's Hostel. Perhaps
2nd s. of Sir William, of Skefi&ngton, Leics., and Lord
Deputy of Ireland. (If so, one of his father's executors, in
1534.) B.Civ.L. 1522-3. Adm. to practise in the V.C. court.
Perhaps R. of Seaton, Rutland, and R. of Glaston, till 1554.
Died 1554. (Nichols, in. 448; Vis. of Leics., 1619.)
SKEFFINGTON, CLOTWORTHY. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 18) at
Magdalene, Apr. 3, 1679. S. of Sir John (1649), Viscount
Massareene. B. in Antrim. School (private). Succeeded as
3rd Viscount, June 21, 1695. Commander-in-Chief of the
Co. of Antrim; aided in preserving the province of Ulster
from the ravages of King James's army. Married Rachel,
dau. of Sir Edward Hungerford, K.B., of Farley Hungerford
Castle, Somerset. Died at Antrim, Mar. 1713-4-
SKEVINTON, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 24) at Caius,
July 20, 1596. S. of Nicholas, innkeeper, of Brandon, Suffolk.
School, Thetford. Scholar, 1597-1601; B.A. 1599-1600; M.A.
1603. Ord. priest (Ely) Mar. 21, 1601-2. C. of Flitcham, in
1603. R. of Hellington, Norfolk, 1610-27. Father of the
next. (Venn, i. 159.)
SKEVINGTON, EDWARD. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, c.
Feb. 1630-1. S. of Edward (above), R. of Hellington,
Norfolk, deceased. B. there. School, Hellington (Mr Paul
Amirante). Matric. 1631. Probably V. of Aylesford, Kent,
1650. (Venn, i. 296.)
SKEFFINGTON or SHEVINGTON, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from
Peterhouse, Easter, 1550.
SKEVINGTON, HENRY. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Jesus, Lent,
1564-5. Probably 2nd s. of William of Skef&ngton, Leics.
Brother of Thomas (1564-5).
SKEVINGTON, JOHN. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Queens', Easter,
1552. Doubtless s. and h. of William, of Fisherwick, Staffs.
Married Alice, dau. of Sir Thomas Cave, of Stanford,
Northants. Of Fisherwick, Esq. Died Nov. 7, 1604. Brother
of Thomas (1565). (Nichols, iii. 449.)
SKEFFINGTON or SCEVINGTON, JOHN. Matric. Fell.-Com.
from Jesus, Easter, 1603. Doubtless s. and h. of William
(1578), of Fisherwick, Staffs. Adm. at the Middle Temple,
Oct. 30, 1604. Knighted, Aug. 1624. M.P. for Newcastle-
under-Lyne, 1626. Succeeded his father as 2nd Bart., Sept.
1 63 5 . Sheriff of Staffs. , 1 637-8. Married Cicely (? Ursula) , sister
and co-heir of Sir John Skefi&ngton, of Leics. Died Nov. 20,
1651, aged 67. Buried at Skeffington. Brother of Richard
(1615). (A. Gray; G.E.C., 11. 14; Nichols, m. 449.)
SKEFFINGTON, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Magdalene,
Michs. 1649. S. and h. of Sir Richard (next), of Coventry,
Knt. Bapt. Dec. 27, 1632, at St Michael's, Lichfield. Matric.
1649. Succeeded his cousin William as 4th Bart., Apr. 1652.
M.P. for Antrim, 1659; for Co. Antrim, 1661-5. Privy
Councillor. Governor of the Co. of Derry and of the town of
Coleraine. Suffered as a Protestant in Ulster. Married Mary,
dau. of John Clotworthy, Viscount Massereene, and became
Viscount Massereene on the death of his father-in-law, Sept.
23, 1665. Died June 21, 1695. Buried at Antrim. Father
of Clotworthy. (Lodge, 11. 377; Shaw, i. 372; D.N.B.)
SKEFFINGTON, RICHARD. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Mag-
dalene, Michs. 1615. Doubtless 2nd s. of Sir William (1578),
Bart., of Fisherwick, Staffs. Knighted, Aug. 20, 1624. M.P.
for Tamworth, 1625; for Staffs., 1646-7. Of Coventry, and
of Fisherwick. Married Anne, dau. of Sir John Newdigate,
of Arbury, Warws. Died June 2, 1647. Buried at Brox-
boume, Herts. M.I. Brother of John (1603) and father of
John (above). (Nichols, in. 449; Lodge, 11. 375.)
Skingle, Thomas
SKEVYNGTON, THOMAS. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Jesus,
Lent, 1564-5. Probably s. and h. of William, of Skefi&ngton,
Leics. Age 21 in 1571. Sheriff of Leics., 1576, 1588 and 1591.
Of Skefifington, and of Ardey, Warws. Married Isabella,
dau. of Sir John Byron, of Newsted, Notts. Died May 11,
1600. Brother of Henry (1564-5) and probably father of
William (1594-5). (Nichols, 111. 448.)
SKEVINGTON, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1565. 5th s. of William, of Fisherwick, Staffs. Scholar, 1568;
B.A. 1568-9; M.A. 1572; LL.D. 1579. Fellow, 1571. Adm.
advocate, May 5, 1582. Will (P.C.C.) 1592. Benefactor to
Trinity. Brother of John (1552). (Cooper, u. ^yg; Middlesex
Pedigrees.)
SKEVINGTON, WILLIAM. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Trinity,
Easter, 1578. Doubtless s. and h. of John (1552), of
Fisherwick, Staffs. Created Bart., May 8, 1627. Married
Elizabeth, dau. of Richard Dering, of Pluckley, Kent.
Died Sept. 1635. Buried at St Michael's, Lichfield. Doubtless
father of John (1603) and Richard (1615). (Nichols, in.
449; G.E.C.)
SKEVINGTON, . Fell.-Com. at Jesus, 1594-5- Probably
William, s. and h. of Thomas (1564-5). Adm. at Gray's Inn,
Nov. 7, 1595. Knighted, Apr. 23, 1603. Of Skeffington,
Leics. Married Catherine Chetwode. Died s.^., Dec. 19, 1605.
(Nichols, III. 448.)
SKEY, BOUGHY. Adm. pens, at Corpus Christi, 1741. S. and
h. of John, of Aldenham, Herts. Matric. Easter, 1742.
Adm. at the Middle Temple, June 26, 1741. Lieut.-Colonel.
Died Apr. 30, 1795, aged 69. (G. Mag.)
SKIDDY or SKYDDYE, ANDREW. Matric. pens, from Mag-
dalene, Easter, 1548. Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1551.
SKIDDY, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 21) at St John's, July 3,
1750. S. of Francis, attorney, of Ireland. B. in Dublin.
School, Sedbergh, Yorks. Matric. 1750-1; B.A. 1754.
Emigrated to America. Living, 1761. (Sedbergh School
Register.)
SKYDMORE, JAMES. Adm. at King's (age 18) a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 10, 1543. Of Bumham, Bucks. Matric. 1544;
B.A. 1544-5.
SKIDMORE, JOHN. Adm. at King's (age 17) a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 23, 1538. Of Rowlstone, Hereford. Fellow during
1541.
SKIDMORE, JOHN. B.A. from King's, 1603-4. Perhaps adm.
at Gray's Inn, Mar. 22, 1610-1; of Staple Inn, gent.
SKIGGS, RICHARD, see SKEGGES.
SKIKELTHORP, RICHARD. Adm. sizar at Jesus, July 3,
1697; scholar from St Paul's. B. in London. Matric. 1697;
B.A. 1700-1; M.A. 1707. Ord. deacon (London) June 4,
1704; priest, June 3, 1705. Buried at St Peter's, Comhill,
London, Mar. 17, 1712-3; 'Lecturer.'
SKINGLE, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Sidney, July 7, 1641.
S. of Robert, yeoman. B. at Ware, Herts. School, Ware
(Mr Roberts). Matric. 1641; B.A. 1644-5. Brother of the
next, Robert (1626) and William (1646).
SKINGLE, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, Mar.
16, 1634-5. S. of Robert, husbandman, of Ware, Herts.
B. there. School, Ware (Mr Robert Skingle, his brother).
Matric. 1636; B.A. 1638-9; M.A. 1642. Brother of John
(above), etc. and father of the next.
SKINGLE, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Sidney, May 22,
1673. S. of Richard (above), clerk. B. at Haddenham,
Herts. School, Stansted (private). B.A. 1676-7. Ord. priest
(London) Feb. 26, 1677-8. V. of Roydon, Essex, 1682. R.
of Lexden, Colchester, 1706-29. Died 1729. (Morant, i.
133-)
SKINGLE, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1626; B.A. 1629-30; M.A. 1633. Master of Ware Grammar
School, c. 1634. Doubtless of Hackney, Middlesex, clerk.
Will (P.C.C.) 1671. Brother of John (1641), etc. and father
of Thomas (1670).
SKINGLE, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Sidney, June 9,
1680. 3rd s. of WiUiam (1646), V. of Stebbing, Essex.
Schools, Billericay (Mr Skingle) and Felsted. Matric. 1680;
B.A. 1683-4. Ord. deacon (London) Sept. 21, 1684; priest,
Feb. 28, 1685-6. R. of Hawkwell, Essex, 1695-36. Died
1736. Will (Comm. Essex) 1736; of Stebbing.
SKINGLE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Sidney, May 26,
1670. 3rd s. of Robert (1626). B. at Hackney, Middlesex.
School, Hackney (his father). Matric. 1671; B.A. 1674-5.
Ord. deacon (London) Mar. 11, 1676-7. R. of Hadleigh,
Essex, 1679. Died the same year at Rayleigh. Admon.
(Cons. C, London) June 21, 1679.
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SKINGLE, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Sidney, July 3,
1646. S. of Robert, yeoman. B. at Ware, Herts. Schools,
Ware (Mr Robert Skingle) and Hackney, London (Rob.
Skingle, his half-brother). Matric. 1647; B.A. 1649. P.C.
of Little Dunmow, Essex, 1650-1700. Ord. priest (Chichester)
May 29, 1662. V. of Stebbing, Essex, 1662-1712. Died 1712.
Will, Comm. Essex. Brother of John (1641), etc. and father
of Robert (1680). (H. Smith; Morant, 11. 416.)
SKINN, HENRY. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Easter, 1614; B.A.
1617-8. Ord. deacon (York) May, i6i8; priest. May, 1619.
V. of Sherbum, Yorks., i6i9-c. 44, deprived.
SKYN, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs. 1568.
SKINNER, ALEXANDER. B.A. from Trinity, 1608-9. One of
these names of Gittisham, Devon, clerk. Admon. (Exeter)
1660.
SKINNER, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. sizar from St John's, c.
1594-
SKINNER, DANIEL. Adm. pens, at Trinity, July i, 1670.
School, Westminster. Matric. 1670; Scholar, 1671; B.A.
1673-4; M.A. 1677- Fellow, 1674.
SKINNER, EDMUND. 'Of Oxford; perhaps also of Cambridge';
Supp. B.A. (Oxford) 1575-6- S. of Thomas, of Ledbury,
Hereford. Ord. deacon (Coventry and Lichfield) Sept. 26,
1574; priest, Sept. 25, 1575. V. of St Sepulchre, Northamp-
ton, 1582-94. V. of St Giles', Northampton, 1587-96. R. of
Pitsford, 1594-1628. Married Bridget, dau. of Humphrey
Radcliffe. Buried at Pitsford, May 21, 1628, aged 74.
Will (Archd. Northampton) 1628. Father of Robert (1615).
(Serjeantson, History of St Sepulchre; Al. Oxon.)
SKINNER, EDWARD. B.A. (? 1594-5); M.A. from Trinity,
1598. Ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.) Mar. 8, 1611-2. V. of
EweU, Kent, 1626.
SKINNER, EDWARD. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Jesus, Easter,
1641. Probably s. and h. of William, of Thornton Curtis,
Lines, (and Bridget, dau. of Sir Edward Coke, Lord Chief
Justice), and grandson of Vincent (1557). Bapt. June 24,
1624, at St Dunstan-in-the-West, London. Of Thornton
Curtis, Esq. Married Anne, dau. of Sir William Wentworth,
brother of Thomas, Earl of Strafford. Died May 13, 1657,
aged 33. Buried at Goxhill. Will (London) 1657. {Lines.
Pedigrees, 888.)
SKINNER, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Michs. 1584. One of these names V. of Rede, Suffolk, 1591.
SKINNER, GEORGE. Incorp. from Oxford, 1598. Probably of
Devon, pleb. Matric. (Oriel College, Oxford) Oct. 14, 1597,
age i8.
SKINNER, GERVASE. Adm. pens, at Trinity, July 25, 1640.
SKINNER, HENRY. B.A. 1499-1500. Of York diocese. M.A.
1503. Fellow of Peterhouse, 1501. Ord. sub-deacon
(Lincoln) Feb. 19, 1501-2. Preacher, 1507-8. WUl proved
(V.C.C.) 1514-
SKINNER, HENRY. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1597. Of Kent.
SKINNER, ISAAC. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, July 7, 1682.
S. of Richard, attorney, of Sudbury, Suffolk. B. there.
School, Eton; Colleger, 1673-81. Matric. 1682; Scholar,
1682-3. Migrated to St John's, Jan. 17, 1682-3. {Venn, 1.
47I-)
SKYNNER, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, Jan. 16, 1579-
80. S. and h. of John, of Boston, Lines. Bapt. there, Dec. 12,
1563. Matric. 1579-80; Scholar, 1583-5; B.A. 1583-4.
Married and had issue. Died 1614. Will dated, Sept. 23;
proved (P.C.C.) Nov. 8, 1614, and at Lincoln, Apr. 15, 1615.
{Lines. Pedigrees, 886; T. A. Walker.)
SKINNER, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Michs.
1584. One of these names knighted, July 23, 1603; of Essex.
SKINNER, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June 5, 1600.
SKYNNER, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Sidney, Feb. 2,
1674-5. 3rd s. of Richard, grocer, of Foxearth, Essex.
Schools, Liston (private) and Felsted. Matric. 1675; B.A.
1678-9; M.A. 1682. Ord. deacon (Norwich) June, 1680;
priest, June, 1683. R. of Wenham Combust, Suffoll<, 1684.
V. of Nackington, Kent, 1685. V. of Chettisham, Suffolk,
1695.
SKYNNER, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, Oct. 25,
1740. S. of John, attomey-at-Iaw, of Middlesex. B. in
London. School, Reading, Berks. (Mr Hiley). Matric. 1741;
B.A. 1744-5; M.A. 1748; B.D. 1756. Fellow, 1747. Public
orator, 1752-62. Ord. deacon (Bangor, for London) Sept. 23,
1750; priest (Ely) May 24, 1752. Sub-dean of York, 1762-
1805. R. of Easton-by-Stamford, Northants., 1764-1805.
R. of Blatherwick, 1765-1805. Died May 25, 1805, aged 81.
Will, P.C.C. {Scott-Mayor, in. 511.)
SKINNER, JONATHAN. Matric. sizar from Queens', Michs.
1571; B.A. 1575-6.
Skins, Henry
SKINNER, JONATHAN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Easter,
1618. Matric. 1618; B.A. 1621-2; M.A. 1625. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) July 3; priest, July 4, 1625. V. of Woolverstone,
Suffolk, 1636.
SKINNER, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar at Jesus, June 3, 1644. Of
Suffolk. Matric. 1644; B.A. 1647-8; M.A. 1651. C. of Ashen,
Essex, in 1650. (H. Smith.)
SKINNER, NICHOLAS. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Michs. 1552.
SKINNER, ROBERT. B.A. 1503-4; M.A. 1507; B.D. 1510-1.
Perhaps R. of Little Ockley, Essex, 1520-32, and of Gt
Ockley, 1532-7.
SKINNER, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Caius, July 3,
i6ii. S. of Edward, husbandman, of Beeston, Norfolk.
School, Tivetshall (Mr Collysson). Matric. 1612; B.A. 1615-
6; M.A. 1619. Ord. priest (Norwich) June 15, 1617. C. and
schoolmaster at Mileham, Norfolk, in 161 7; chaplain there,
in 1662. R. of Little Bittering, 1629-65. C. of Longham, in
1636. R. of Little Bealings, Suffolk. Chaplain to Charles I.
Author, Sermon. Will proved (Norwich Archd. C.) 1665.
{Venn, i. 213.)
SKINNER, ROBERT. M.A. 1615 (Incorp. from Oxford); re-
incorp. B.D. 1621 {do.). 2nd s. of Edmund, R. of Pitsford,
Northants. Bapt. Feb. 12, 1590-1, at St Sepulchre's,
Northampton. Matric. (Trinity College, Oxford) July ir,
1606, age 15; B.A. (Oxford) 1610; M.A. 1614; B.D. 1621;
D.D. 1636. Fellowof Trinity College, Oxford, 1613. Preacher
at St Gregory by St Paul's, London, 1621-30. Chaplain to
Charles I. R. of Pitsford, Northants., 1628-35. R. of
Launton, Oxon., 1631. R. of Greens Norton, Northants.,
1636-43, sequestered. Sequestered also from Cuddesdon,
1646, and Beckenham, 1647. Bishop of Bristol, 1637-41.
Bishop of Oxford, 1641; imprisoned in the Tower of London;
restored, 1660. Bishopof Worcester, 1663-70. Died June 14,
1670. Buried in Worcester Cathedral. Will, P.C.C. {A I.
Oxon.; D.N.B.)
SKINNER, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Easter, 1617.
Matric. 1617; B.A. 1621-2; M.A. 1625. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
July 3; priest, July 4, 1625.
SKINNER, STEPHEN. Matric. pens, from Clare, c. 1591.
SKINNER, STEPHEN. Adm. pens, at Trinity, May 17, 1675.
Scholar, 1676; Matric. 1678; B.A. 1678-9; M.A. 1682.
Fellow, i68r. Ord. priest (London) Mar. 5, 1683-4. R. of
Buckland, Herts., 1684-1712. R. of Wyddial, 1693-1712.
Chaplain to the Duke of Richmond. Author, Christian
Practice. Died 1712.
SKINNER, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from St John's, Lent,
1577-8.
SKINNER, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Lent,
1582-3; B.A. 1586-7. Ord. deacon (Colchester) May 13;
priest. May 14, 1596. V. of Laxfield, Suffolk, 1603.
SKYNNER, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Clare, Michs. 1588.
SKINNER, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, May 29,
1646. S. of Nicholas, gent., of Brentford, Essex. B. there.
School, Bishop's Stortford (Mr Lee). Matric. 1646; B.A.
1649. Created M.D. (Oxford) 1672. Practised at Colchester.
Historian. Buried at St Mary's, Colchester, Aug. 8, 1670.
{D.N.B.;Al.Oxon.)
SKINNER, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Clare, July 4, 1649.
Matric. 1649; B.A. 1652. Perhaps V. of Willington, Beds.,
1665-8. One of these names R. of Chevening, Kent, 1686-
1706. Buried there Nov. 25, 1706.
SKINNER, VINCENT. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1557.
S. of John, of Thorpe-by-Wainiieet, Lines. Scholar, 1560;
B.A. 1560-1; M.A. 1564. Fellow, 1561. Incorp. at Oxford,
1566. M.P. for Truro, 1571; for Barnstaple, 1572-83; for
Boston, 1584-5, 1586-7, 1588-9; for Boroughbridge, 1592-3;
for St Ives, 1597-8; for Preston, 1604-11. Knighted, May 7,
1603. Of Thornton College, Lines. Married (i) Audry, dau.
of Richard Ogle, of Pinchbeck, Lines.; (2) Elizabeth, dau.
of William (? Robert) Fowkes, of Enfield, Middlesex. Buried
at St Andrew, Holbom, Feb. 29, 1615-6. Admon. (P.C.C.)
1622. {Al. Oxon.; Lines. Pedigrees, 888; Misc. Gen. et Her.,
N.S., I. 81.)
SKINNER, WILLIAM. Adm. at King's (age 18) a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 12, 1513. Of Alcester, Warws. Name off, 1516.
Perhaps B.A. 1516-7. One of these names V. of St Martin-
in-the-Fields, London, 1522-37.
SKYNNER, WILLIAM. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Clare, Michs.
1579-
SKINNER, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Sept. 8, 1635.
Of Essex. Matric. 1635; B.A. 1639-40. Died in College.
Buried at St Andrew's, Cambridge, Oct. 21, 1641.
SKINNER, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at £m>ianuel, Apr. 8, 1642.
Of Essex.
SKINS, HENRY. B.A. from Trinity Hall, 1646-7.
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Skins, Thomas
SKINS, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity Hall, Easter,
1639; B.A. 1642-3; M.A. 1647, 'Skinner.' Perhaps V. of
Thrybergh, Yorks., 1644-71. Died 1671.
SKIPP, JOHN. Scholar of Gonville Hall, 1513; B.A. 1514-5;
M.A. 1518; B.D. 1533; D.D. 1535. Fellow, 1516-36. Master,
1536-40. President of Physwick Hostel, 1519-21. V. of
Thaxted, Essex, 1534-9. Canon of Westminster, 1535.
Chaplain and almoner to Anne Boleyn. Archdeacon of
Suffolk, 1536-9. R. of Newington, Surrey, 1538. Archdeacon
of Dorset, 1538-9. Bishop of Hereford, 1539-52. Died Mar.
30, 1552. Buried in St Mary Mounthaw, London. Will
(P.C.C). (Venn, i. 20; D.N.B.; Cooper, i. 109.)
SKIPP or SKEPP, JOHN. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Peterhouse,
Easter, 1615. 2nd s. of Thomas, of London. B.A. 1617-8;
M.A. 1621. Adm. at the Middle Temple, May 22, 1617.
Probably R. of Helmdon, Northants., 1628-33. Brother of
Thomas (1615). [Baker, i. 631.)
SKIPP, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Caius, May 19, 1702.
S. of John, gent., of Wymondham, Norfolk. B. there.
Schools, Norwich (private) and Bergh Apton (Mr Connold).
Matric. 1702; Scholar, 1702-8; B.A. 1705-6. Ord. deacon
(London) Dec. 24, 1710; priest. May 14, 1713. (Venn, i. 509.)
SKIPP, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Michs.
1609. Of Norfolk. B.A. 1612-3. V. of Horsey, Norfolk, 1615.
SKIPP, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, Apr. 8, 1620.
Of London. Probably 3rd s. of John, of London. Matric.
1620. Adm. at the Middle Temple, Nov. 12, 1622.
SKEPP, THOMAS. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Peterhouse,
Easter, 1615. S. and h. of Thomas, of London, gent. Adm.
at the Middle Temple, Jan. 25, 1615. Brotherof John (1615).
SKIPP, THOMAS. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 14) at Caius, May 1,
1677. S. of Thomas, of North Tuddenham, Norfolk (and
Elizabeth, dau. of Edward Spencer, of Rendlesham). B. at
Rendlesham, Suffolk. School, Norwich (Mr Cory). Matric.
1677. Adm. at Gray's Inn, June 21, 1680. Died 1681.
(Venn, i. 457.)
SKIP, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Magdalene, Oct. 17,
1696. S. of Martin, Esq. B. at Tuddenham, Norfolk. School,
Wymondham. Matric. 1697; B.A. 1700-1.
SKIPPER, see also SKEPPER.
SKIPPER or SKEPPER, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. pens, from
St John's, Easter, 1615. Perhaps s. of Christopher of
Durham. Bapt. Feb. 14, 1596-7, at St Margaret's, Durham.
Age 15 in 1615. B.A. 1618-9. Incorp. at Oxford, 1619.
(Vis. of Durham.)
SKIPPER, JAMES. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1703. Of
Norwich. Matric. Easter, 1704. Died 1706, aged 20. Buried
at St Peter Mancroft, Norwich. M.I. there. (H. P. Stokes.)
SKIPPER or SKEPPER, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St John's,
Easter, 1612; B.A. 1615-6; M.A. 1619.
SKIPPER, ROGER. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Michs.
1644. Of Norfolk. B.A. 1647-8. Ord. priest (Norwich)
Aug. 8, 1662. R. of AU Saints', South Elmham, Suffolk,
1661-3.
SKIPPON, LUKE. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Caius, July 12, 1585.
S. of Bartholomew, gent. B. at Weasenham, Norfolk.
Schools, Dereham and Mileham (Messrs Paynter and
Jepsam). Of West Lexham, gent. Died there Sept. 20, 1638.
Father of Philip the Parliamentary General and Luke (1614) ;
brother of William (1584). (Venn, i. 125; Misc. Gen. et
Her., N.S., i. 64.)
SKIPPON, LUKE. Matric. sizar from Peterhouse, Michs. 1614.
S. of Luke (1585), of West Lexham, gent. B.A. 1617-8;
M.A. 1621; B.D. 1634; D.D. 1660 (Lit. Reg.). Fellow, 1619.
Tutor. Bursar, 1623-4, 1632-3. Taxor, 1628. Junior
Proctor, 1633-4. Nominated for the Mastership of Peter-
house, 1663, but not appointed. R. of Hingham, Norfolk,
1636-46. R. of Tavistock, Devon, 1637. R. of Litcham,
Norfolk, 1642. R. of Wissingset, 1661-76. R. of South
Lynn. V. of West Bradenham, 1662. R. of Mileham. R. of
Tydd St Giles', Cambs., 1676. Died 1676. Will dated, Aug.
3, 1674; proved (Archd. C. Norwich) July 12, 1676. (Carthew,
Launditch, in. 444; Misc. Gen. et Her., N.S., i. 64.)
SKIPPON, LUKE. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Trinity, 1656. 2nd s.
of Major-General Philip Skippon. B. Aug. 8, 1638, at
Foulsham Hall, Norfolk. Matric. Easter, 1656. Adm. at
Gray's Inn, Feb. 22, 1655-6. Probably died before 1660.
Brother of Philip (1660).
SKIPPON, PHILIP. B.A. from Trinity, 1660. (Probably adm.
Fell.-Com. in 1655.) Doubtless 4th s. of Major-General
Philip. B. Oct. 28, 1641, at Hackney, Middlesex. Probably
adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 5, 1662-3. Left England with the
Rev. John Ray, the naturalist, and travelled abroad, 1663-6.
F.R.S., 1667. Knighted, Apr. 19, 1674. Of Foulsham,
Norfolk, and of Ketton, Suffolk. Married (i) Amy, dau. of
Skipwith, Gerard
Francis Brewster, Esq., of Wrentham, Suffolk; (2) Ann, dau.
of Sir Thomas Bamardiston, of Ketton. Kept a journal of
his travels. Buried at Ketton, Aug. 14, 1691. Brother of
Luke (1656) and father of Philip (1692). (Carthew, Laun-
. ditch, in. 444; T. Quarles, Foulsham.)
SKIPPON, PHILIP. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Jesus, Apr. 25, 1692.
S. of Sir Philip (1660), of Foulsham, Norfolk, and of Ketton,
Suffolk, Knt., and grandson of Major-General Philip Skippon.
B. July 12, 1675, at Wrentham. Matric. 1692. M.P. for
Sudbury, 1705-10. Sold the Foulsham estate, in 1715-
Died unmarried, 1717. Buried at Edwardstone, Suffolk.
(Le Neve, Knights, 299.)
SKIPPON, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Trinity Hall, Lent,
1557-8.
SKIPPON, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Caius, May 10,
1584. S. of Bartholomew, yeoman. B. at Weasenham, Nor-
folk. School, Dereham (Mr Penter). Matric. 1584. Lived
at Tawstock, Devon, where he was secretary or agent to
Lord Bath. Died there Jan. 1, 1633-4. WiU (P.C.C); of
Tawstock; proved by his nephew Luke (1614). Brother of
Luke {1585). (Venn, i. 120.)
SKIPTON, see also SHIPTON.
SKYPTON, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Sx John's, Michs. 1579-
SKIPTON, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1619;
B.A. 1622-3; M.A. 1626. Ord. deacon (York) June, 1623;
priest. May, 1624.
SKIPTON, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Sidney, July 28,
1635. S. of Thomas, Cwsfos of Londonderry. School, London-
derry. Adm. at Gray's Inn, June 19, 1638.
SKIPTON, WILLIAM. Adm. at King's (age 16) a scholar from
Eton, 1522. Of York. B.A. 1526-7; M.A. 1530; B.D. 1536-7-
Fellow, i5?5-c. 1543. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Apr. 16; priest,
June 11, 1530.
SKIPWITH, EDMUND. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs.
1588. One of these names, 'of Fordham, Norfolk,' adm. at
the Inner Temple, Feb. 11, 1592-3. (Peile, i. 194.)
SKIPWITH, EDWARD. B.D. 1465-6.
SKYPWYTHE, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from St John's,
Michs. 1552.
SKIPWITH, EDWARD. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Magdalene,
Easter, 1571. Doubtless s. and h. of Sir WiUiam, Knt., of
South Ormsby, Lines, (and Anne, dau. of John Towthby).
Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Aug. 13, 1575; of Lincokishire, and
of Clement's Inn. Bencher, 1600. Autumn reader, 1601.
M.P. for Grimsby, 1601. WiU dated, Nov. 24, 1619; proved,
Apr. 3, 1620. Father of the next. (Lines. Pedigrees, 892.)
SKIPWITH, EDWARD. Adm. pens, at Sidney, Nov. 1, 1606.
Doubtless s. of Edward Towthby (above), alias Skipwith;
age 26 in 1615. Matric. 1606. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Nov.
29, 1607. Of Gosberton and Grantham. Married Elizabeth,
dau. of Sir John Hatcher, Knt., of Careby, Lines. Died
May 4 (? 24), 1666. M.I. at Grantham. Father of Edward
(1635) and Thomas (1635). (Lines. Pedigrees, 893; Nichols,
III. 371.)
SKIPWITH, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1628; B.A. 1632-3; M.A. 1641. Ord. priest (Peterb.) Dec. 18,
1641. R. of Boothby and Navenby, Lines., 1641.
SKIPWITH, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Michs.
1629.
SKIPWITH, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Sidney, May 27,
1635. S. of Edward (1606), Esq., of Gosberton and Grantham.
B. at Langton, Lines. Schools, Sleaford (Mr TreviUian) and
Grantham (Mr Wilkinson). Matric. 1635. Adm. at Gray's
Inn, Nov. 27, 1637. Of Gosberton and Quadring. Manied
Alice, dau. of Marmaduke Peckett, of London, merchant.
Died Dec. 8, 1644. Brother of Thomas (1635). (Lines.
Pedigrees, 893.)
SKIPWITH, FRANCIS. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Jesus, Michs.
1584. Doubtless 2nd s. of Henry, of Keythorpe, Leics. Died
at Cambridge. Brother of Henry (c. 1591) and WiUiam
(1579-80). (Nichols, III. 368.)
SKIPWITH, FRANCIS. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 18) at Trinity,
July 5, 1724. S. of Sir Fulwar, Bart., of Newbold HaU,
Warws. School, Eton. Matric. 1724. Succeeded as 3rd Bart.,
May 13, 1728. Married Ursula, dau. of Thomas Cart-vright,
of Aynhoe, Northants. Died Dec. 6, 1778. (Vis. of Warws.,
1682; G.E.C., IV. 48.)
SKIPWITH, GEORGE. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Queens', Feb.
1608-9. Of Leicestershire. Doubtless 2nd s. of Sir WiUiam
(1579-80), of Cotes, Leics. B. 1591. Died s.p. in Denmark.
Brotherof Henry (i6o6) and Thomas (1612).
SKIPWITH, GERARD. B.A. 1450. Of Yorkshire. M.A. 1454;
B.D. 1463-4. Fellow of Pembroke, c. 1450. Proctor, 1456-7.
V. of Eltisley, Cambs., 1465. Died 1502. Benefactor to
Pembroke. Brother of Nicholas, B.D. (Cooper, 1. 6.)
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SKIPWITH, HENRY. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Trinity, c. 1591-
Doubtless 4th s. of Henry, of Keythorpe, Leics. (and Jane,
dau. of Francis Hall, of Grantham, Lines.). Of Tugby and
Knight Thorpe. Married Joan, dau. of Leonard Aston, of
Longdon, Staffs. Brother of Francis (1584) and William
(1579-80). (Nichols, in. 368.)
SKIPWITH, HENRY. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Queens', Apr. 24,
1606. Of Leicestershire. S. and h. of William (1579-80),
of Cotes, Leics., Knt. B. 1589. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Oct. 17,
1608. Knighted, July 19, 1609. Created Bart., Dec. 20, 1622.
One of the Commissioners of Array for Leicestershire.
Sheriff of Leics., 1636-7. Gentleman of the Privy Chamber,
1 64 1. A zealous Royalist. Of Prestwold and of Cotes.
Entertained Charles I at his house at Cotes. His expenditure
in the royal cause obliged him to sell the Prestwold estate
and others. Married (i) Tresham (?Amy), 3rd dau. of Sir
Thomas Kemp, of Kent; (2) Blandina, widow of John Acton,
citizen of London. Died c. 1658. Brother of George (1608-9)
and Thomas (1612). (G.E.C., \. 215; Nichols, in. 368.)
SKIPWITH, HUMBERSTON. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Trinity, Apr.
28, 1672. S. of Sir Fulwar, Bart., of Ketsby, Lines. Married
Elizabeth, dau. of Sir George Cony, Knt., July 16, 1675.
Died v.p., June 14, 1677, aged 22. His son Fulwar succeeded
as 2nd Bart., in 1678. (Burke, Ext. Bart.; Lines. Pedigrees,
892; Vis. of iVarws., 1682.)
SKIPWITH, NICHOLAS. B.D. Fellow and benefactor of
Pembroke, c. 1450. Perhaps of Biddenham, Beds., and of
Riccall, Yorks., clerk. Will (P.C.C.) 1493- Brother of
Gerard (1450).
SKIPWITH, RALPH. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1623. Of Nor-
folk. S. and h. of Edmund, of Fordham, Norfolk, Esq. Adm.
at Lincoln's Inn, Feb. 21, 1626-7. Perhaps brother of William
(1624). {Vis. of Norfolk.)
SKIPWITH, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter,
1612. Of Leicestershire. Doubtless 3rd s. of Sir William
(1579-80), of Cotes, Leics. B. 1594. Married and had issue.
Brother of George (1608-9) and Henry (1606). {Nichols,
III. 368.)
SKIPWITH, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age i6) at Sidney, May 27,
1635. S. of Edward (1606), Esq., of Gosberton and Grant-
ham, Lines. B. at Langton. .Schools, Sleaford and Grantham.
Matric. 1636. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Apr. 30, 1638. Barrister.
Reader, 1670. Serjeant-at-law, 1675. King's Serjeant, 1684.
M.P. for Grantham, 1659-60. Knighted, May 29, 1673.
Created Bart., July 27, 1678. Married (i) Elizabeth, dau. of
Ralph Latham, of Upminster, Essex; (2) Elizabeth, widow
of Edward Maddison, of Caistor, Lines. Died June 2, 1694.
Buried at Upminster. Brother of Edward (1635). {Lines.
Pedigrees, 893.)
SKYPWYTH, W[ILLIAM]. Matric. Fell. -Com. from Jesus, Lent,
1579-80. Doubtless s. and h. of Henry, of Keythorpe, Leics.
Knighted, Apr. 23, 1603. M.P. for Leicester, 1604. Married
(i) Margaret, dau. of Roger Cave, of Stanford, Northants.;
(2) Jane, dau. of John Roberts. Died 1610. Father of
Henry (1606), George (1608-9) and Thomas (1612).
SKIPWITH, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1624. Probably 2nd s. of Edmund, of Fordham, Norfolk,
Esq. B.A. 1628-9. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, May 18, 1626.
(One of these names s.and h.of William, of Utterby, Lines.)
SKIPWITH, WILLOUGHBY. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 18) at
Sidney, July 13, 1631. S. and h. of WiUiam, of South
Ormesby, Lines. Bapt. there, Jan. 3, 1612-3. School, Otley,
Yorks. (Mr Yonge). Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Oct. 13, 1634.
Married Honora, dau. of Patrick Saunders, of London, M.D.
Died 1658. Admon., 1658; to his widow. {Lines. Pedigrees,
896.)
SKIPWITH, . B.Civ.L. 1496-7. Probably Richard, R. of
St Alban's, Wood Street, London, 1505-19. Died 1519. Will
(P.C.C); 'CoUege of our Lady, Warwick.'
SKIPWITH, . Adm. FeU.-Com. at King's, 1582.
SKLEDDALE, WILLIAM. B.A. 1481.
SKOPAM, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1552.
SKOULDING, CHARLES. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June 29,
1703. Of Suffolk. Matric. 1703. Ord. deacon (Norwich)
Sept. 1712; priest, Feb. 1712-3. R. of Bedfield and Beding-
field, Suffolk, 1720.
SKOULDING, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June 9, 1687.
Of Suffolk. S. of John, of Sibton. B.A. 1690-1; M.A. 1694.
V. of Sibton and Peascnhall, Suffolk, 1699. R. of Kelsale
and Carlton, 1700. Died 1712. Buried at Peasenhall.
SKRIME, see SCRIME.
SKRIMSHIRE, see SCRIMSHIRE.
SKURRE, LEONARD, see SCURR.
SKUT, ROBERT, alias EXWORTH, see SCUTT.
Slader, John
SKYBY, WILLIAM. M.A. 145&-7- Of Essex. B.D. 1460-1.
FeUow of King's. Proctor, 1460-r. Ord. deacon (Ely) Mar.
29; priest, Apr. 12, 1460. Preb. of Hereford, 1481-8. R. of
St Vedast, London, 1482-8. Died 1488. (A. B. Beaven.)
SKYBY, . B.D. 1479-80.
SKYLLING, JOHN. Adm. at King's (age 16) a scholar from
Eton, 1453. Of Combe, Hants. One of these names was of
the Inner Temple. Lent reader, 1507. Treasurer, 1515.
SKYLLING, MICHAEL. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
c. 1460. Probably M.P. for Heytesbury, 1477-8.
SKYRME, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 20) at St John's, Mar.'a,
1737-8. S. and h. of John, Esq., of Lanhaden, Pembroke.
B. there. School, Westminster. Matric. 1738. Adm. at
Lincoln's Inn, May i8, 1737. High Sheriff of Pembroke,
1769-70; of Vaynor, Esq.
SKYRING, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Corpus Christi, 1690.
Of Cambridgeshire. Matric. Michs. 1691; B.A. 1694-5; M.A.
1698. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June 4, 1699; priest (London)
July 14, 1705. R. of Snargate, Kent, 1708-53. R. of
Knowlton, 1713-53. R. of ChiUenden, 1721. Died Mar. 26,
1753. Admon., P.C.C.
SLACKE, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter,
1618. Of Suffolk.
SLACK, JAMES. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, c. 1596; B.A.
from St Catharine's, 1598-9. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 25;
priest, Nov. 13, 1603. Doubtless R. of EnniskiUen (Clogher);
of Cleenish and of Kinawley (Kilmore), 1622-23. Died in
Dublin May 19, 1634; buried in St Catherine's. (Dundas,
EnniskiUen Parish; H. B. Swanzy.)
SLACKE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Easter, 1585;
B.A. 1588-9; M.A. 1592. V. of Cantley, Yorks., 1593-1636.
Master of Bawtry Hospital, 1610-43. Died 1643.
SLACKE, JOHN. B.A. from Pembroke, 1608.
SLACK, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Jesus, May 27, 1706. Of York-
shire. Matric. 1706; B.A. 1709-10; Scholar, 1710; M.A. 1737.
Ord. deacon (York) June, 1712; priest (Lincoln) Dec. 18, 1715.
V. of GoxhiU, Lines., 1715. R. of Thornton Curtis, 1715-
SLACK, JONATHAN. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1611.
Of Suffolk. B.A. 1613-4; M.A. 1617. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
Mar. 16; priest. Mar. 17, 1616-7.
SLACK, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, July 5,
1669. S. of Abraham, of Bradfield, Yorks. B. there. School,
Wirksworth. Ord. priest (York) Sept. 1677.
SLACKE, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Caius, Aug. 3, 1598. S. of
Richard. B. at Waltham, near Canterbury, Kent. School,
Canterbury (Mr Roger Raven). B.A. 1601-2.
SLADE, CHARLES. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Pembroke, Mar. 23,
1726-7. S. of Edward, of Veryan, ComwaU, gent. Matric.
1727. Brother of WiUiam (1731).
SLADE, DIGGORY. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Pembroke, Mar. 25,
1686. S. of William, of St AusteU, ComwaU, gent. Matric.
1686; B.A. 1689^0; M.A. 1693. Perhaps of Holsworthy,
Devon, clerk. WiU (Exeter) 1712.
SLADE, JOHN. B.A. 1478-9-
SLADE, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Christ's, June 2, 1721.
B. at MickleTrafford, Cheshire. Matric. 1721; Scholar, 1723;
B.A. 1724-5; M.A. 1728. Ord. deacon (Chester) June, 1725;
priest (Lichfield) Sept. 1727- V. of Biddulph, Staffs., 1732-
Perhaps master of Dilhome School. Master of Ashbourne,
1751-2. Master of Bosworth School, Leics. before 1758-64.
Translator of Musaeus. Died Mar. 22, 1787. (Peile, 11. 203;
G. Mag.)
SLADE, JOSEPH. M.A. from King's, 1713- S. of George, of
St Tew, ComwaU. Matric. (All Souls, Oxford) Mar. 20,
1699-1700, age 19; B.A. (Oxford) 1703. R. of Edgcote,
Bucks., 1730-50. R. of South Moreton, 1744-50. Died 1750.
{Al. Oxon.)
SLADE, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Caius, Oct. 15, 1573-
Of St Neots, Hunts. S. of Richard, gent. School, Wmchester.
Matric. 1573. Of EUington, Hunts. Unmarried in 1613.
Died c. 1622. Benefactor to Peterhouse. Portrait there.
{Vis. of Hunts., 1613; T. A. Walker.)
SLADE, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Christ's, Feb. 6, 1684-5.
S. of WiUiam. B. at West Chinnock, Somerset. School,
Crewkeme (Mr Leaves). B.A. 1689-90.
SLADE, W. Matric. sizar from Clare, Michs. 1571-
SLADE, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Pembroke, July 7.
1731. S. of Edward, of Veryan, ComwaU, gent. One of
these names of Warmington, Wilts., clerk. WUl (P.C.C.)
1783. Brother of Charles (1726-7).
SLADOR, JAMES. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, Dec. 13,
1658. Of Oxfordshire. Probably brother of the next.
SLADER, JOHN. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, 1648. Of
Warwickshire. B.A. 1649; M.A. 1653- FeUow, 1650-89.
Junior Proctor, 1664-5.
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SLADER, TIMOTHY. Adm. pens, (age i8) at St John's, Apr. lo,
1646. S. of Josiah, R. of Buntingford Westmill, Herts. B.
at Birmingham, Warws. School, London. Perhaps adm. at
Gray's Inn, Nov. 20, 1656; of the City of Westminster,
Middlesex, Esq.
SLANEY, EDWARD. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Christ's, 1595-6-
Doubtless s. of Sir Stephen, Mayor of London, 1595 (and
Mary, dau. of Jasper Pheasant, of Tottenham, Middlesex).
Probably brother of Jasper (1590-1). (F. C. Cass, E.
Barnet.)
SLANY, GILES. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1632;
B.A. 1635-6.
SLANY, GRIFFITH. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Christ's, May 5,
1683. S. of Edward. B. at Drayton, Salop. School, Drayton.
Matric. 1686; B.A. 1686-7.
SLANY, JASPER. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Christ's, 1590-1.
Doubtless s. of Sir Stephen, of London, Knt. (and Mary,
dau. of Jasper Pheasant, of Tottenham, Middlesex). Prob-
ably brother of Edward (i595-6).
SLANEY, MORETON. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Sidney, June 6,
1670. S. and h. of Robert, of Hatton Grange, Cheshire, gent.
B. at Shifnal, Salop. School, Shifnal (Mr Thos. Barefoote).
Matric. 1670. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Apr. 9, 1672. Of
Hayhall, Yardley. Married Elizabeth, dau. of John Aglionby,
of Warwickshire. (Burke, L.O.)
SLANEY, MORETON. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity, May 5,
1718. S. of Moreton, of Birmingham, Warws. School,
Birmingham (Mr Parkinson). Matric. 1718. Probably of
Knowle, Warws. Died 1762. (L. Mag.)
SLAYNE or SLEYNY, STEPHEN. Matric. pens, from St John's,
Easter, 1579; B.A. 1582-3. Probably brother of the next.
SLEYNY, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1579-
SLATER or SCLATER, BENJAMIN. Adm. at King's, a scholar
from Eton, 1675. B. at Coombe. Matric. 1677; B.A. 1680-1;
M.A. 1684. Fellow, 1679. P.C. of Teddington, Middlesex,
1685-92. R. of Naunton Beauchamp, Worcs., 1689-99.
SLATER or SCLATER, CHRISTOPHER. M.A. 1612 (Incorp.
from Oxford). 3rd s. of Anthony, V. of Leighton Buzzard,
Beds. Bapt. there, Sept. 13, 1584. Matric. (Corpus Christi
College, Oxford) Jan. 20, 1597-8, age 13; B.A. 1603; M.A.
1607. C. to his father at Leighton Buzzard, 1613-6; V., 1624.
Died 1647, aged 63. Will dated, July 27, 1642; proved,
Aug. 21, 1646 (sic). M.I. at Leighton Buzzard. Brother of
William (1593) and John (1598), doubtless father of William
(1636). (Al. Oxon.; Geneal. Bedford, 405.)
SLATER, DANIEL. Adm. sizar at Queens', July 29, 1700.
Of Middlesex. Matric. 1700; B.A. 1704-5; M.A. 1725- Ord.
priest (London) Feb. 17, 1705-6. R. of Aston-under-Edge,
Gloucs., 1724-50. Died 1750.
SCLATER, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Sidney, June 11,
1629. S. of John (1598), B.D., R. of Church Lawford, Warws.
B. at Clapton, Beds. Bapt. July 5, 1612, at Leighton
Buzzard. School, Rugby. Matric. 1629. Migrated to Queens',
Mar. 2, 1632-3. B.A. 1632-3.
SLATER, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1560;
Scholar, 1563, Sclater; B.A. 1564-5; M.A. 1568; B.D. 1575;
D.D. 1584. Fellow, 1565. Ord. deacon (Ely) July 29, 1565.
University preacher, 1570. R. of Alderton, Sufiolk, 1571-2.
R. of Bulmer, Yorks., 1572-85. R. of Bainton, 1573-90.
Preb. of York, 1574-90. Preb. of Southwell, 1586-90.
Married Thomasina, dau. of Archbishop Matthew Hutton.
Buried at Bainton, Aug. 19, 1590. (S. L. Ollard.)
SCLATER, GEORGE. M.A. from Clare, 1696. S. of Edward,
of Putney, Surrey, clerk. Matric. (Magdalen Hall, Oxford)
Feb. 21, 1675-6, age 15; B.A. (Merton College, Oxford) 1684.
R. of Hayes, Kent, 1688. R. of Westerham, 1696. Died
Feb. 1705-6. (Al. Oxon.)
SLATER, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1634.
One of these names, s. and h. of John, of Keighley, Yorks.,
adm. at the Inner Temple, 1636.
SLATER or SCLATER, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Queens',
Easter, 1659. Of Lancashire. Probably s. and h. of Sir
Henry, of Light Oakes, Lanes. Age 22 in 1664. Adm. at
Gray's Inn, June 21, 1659.
SLATER or SCLATER, JOHN. Adm. at King's (age 17) a
Scholar from Eton, Aug. 25, 1598. Of Leighton Buzzard,
Beds. 2nd s. of Anthony, V. of Leighton Buzzard. Bapt.
there, July 31, 1580. Matric. 1598; B.A. 1601-2; M.A. 1606;
B.D. 1614. Fellow, 1601-8. Incorp. at Oxford, 1607 and
1618. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Dec. 22, 1605. V. of Holford,
Somerset, 1610-1. V. of St Michael's, Southampton, 1611.
R. of Church Lawford, Warws., 1612. Married, at Leighton
Buzzard, Jone Smith, Apr. 11, 1611. Father of Edward
(1629), brother of Christopher (16x2) and William (1593).
Slater, Thomas
SLATER, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, Feb. 19, 1624-5.
S. of John, apothecary, of London. School, St Paul's.
Matric. 1625; Scholar, 1625-8; B.A. from Pembroke, 1628-9;
M.A. 1632. One of these names R. of Birmingham, 1661.
(Venn, i. 270.)
SLATER or SCLATER, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Mag-
dalene, June 10, 1653. S. of John, of Hognaston, Derbs.
School, Repton, Derbs. Matric. 1653; B.A. 1656-7.
SLATER, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June 27, 1664.
Of Yorkshire. Matric. 1665; B.A. 1667-8. Ord. deacon
(York) Sept. 1668; priest, Sept. 1669. One of these names
V. of Chatteris, Cambs. Non-juror.
SLATER, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Easter, 1672,
'Salter'; B.A. 1675-6; M.A. 1679. Ord. deacon (London)
Dec. 18, 1681; priest, Feb. 24, 1683-4. Perhaps V. of
'Wrotton,' Beds., 1719. R. of Sandy, 1722. One of these
names, M.A., R. of Stibbington, Hunts., 1731-9- Died i739-
SLATER, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Sidney, May 15, 1675.
2nd s. of Jonathan, butcher. B. at Chesterfield, Derbs.
School, Chesterfield (Mr Thos. Needham). Matric. 1677;
B.A. 1678-9; M.A. 1682. Probably chaplain to Mr Pole,
of Radbome. (F.M.G., 210.)
SLATER or SCLATER, MARK. Matric. sizar from St John's,
Easter, 1619; B.A. 1622-3; M.A. 1626. Ord. deacon (York)
Dec. 1626.
SLATER, MATTHEW. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, July 2,
1713. S. of John, deceased. B. at York. School; Thresh-
field. Matric. 1713; B.A. 1716-7; M.A. 1720. Ord. deacon
(London) Dec. 2, 1717; priest (Norwich) Sept. 1720. C. of
Mildenhall, Sufiolk. R. of Euston, 1722-8. Died i7i8.
SLATER, RICHARD. Adm. sizar at Queens', Jvme 30, 1590;
B.A. 1593-4; M.A. 1597.
SLATER, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Trinity, c. 1592;
B.A. 1594-5; M..\. 1598. Ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.)
May 25, 1596. V. of Hampsthwaite, Yorks., 1604. V. of
Normanton (Trinity College living), 1615; there in 1619.
V. of Kirkthorpe, 1619. Buried at Hampsthwaite, July 27,
1657.
SCLATER, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, Apr.
22, 1706. S. of Robert, lawyer. B. at Clitheroe, Lanes.
School, Clitheroe (Mr Ascolm). Matric. 1706. Migrated to
Peterhouse, Nov. 2, 1706. Scholar, 1706; B.A. 1709-10.
Ord. priest (York) June, 1716. V. of Almondbury, Yorks.,
1716-26. Buried Sept. 8, 1726.
SLATER, ROGER. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1607. Of Lincohishire.
SLATER, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June 11, 1644.
Of Middlesex. Perhaps s. of Thomas. Bapt. Mar. 3, 1628-9,
at St Olave, Hart Street, London. Matric. 1644; B.A. 1647.
Perhaps M.A. 1658; but see the next. Probably buried July 6,
1667, at St Olave, Hart Street; 'minister.' (The name
appears in the register both as Slater and Slaughter.)
SLATER, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Jan. 28, 1644-5.
Of Middlesex. Perhaps s. of Samuel, minister of St Kathe-
rine-in-the-Tower, London. Matric. 1645; Scholar; B.A.
1647-8; M.A. 1658. (It is uncertain which Samuel (this or
the one above) was M.A. and Scholar, and also which was
the Bury Lecturer.) Minister at Nayland, Suffolk, 1651-5;
afterwards lecturer at Bury; ejected, c. 1660. Pastor in Lon-
don, where he succeeded Stephen Chamock as minister of the
congregation in Crosby Square, Bishopsgate Street, 1680.
Married Hannah, dau. of Harman Sheafe. Author, poetical.
Died May 22, 1704. (Calamy, 11. 415; D.N.B.)
SLATER or SCLATER, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Christ's,
Dec. 1602. B. at Whittington, Lanes. B..'^. 1605-6; M.A.
1609; B.D. 1618. Incorp. at Oxford, 1618. Fellow of Jesus,
1613-28. Ord. deacon (London) Mar. 1609-10, age 24;
priest, Dec. 22, 1611. V. of All Saints', Cambridge, 1620-8.
Buried in the College Chapel, Dec. 20, 1628. Will proved
(V.C.C.) 1628. (A. Gray.)
SLATER or SCLATER, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Sidney,
Oct. 7, 1631. S. of William, attorney, deceased. B. at
Halifax. Bapt. there, July 4, 1615. Schools, Leigh, Lanes.
(Mr Ja. Gatcliffe) and Wakefield. Matric. 1631. Migrated
to Trinity. Scholar, 1634; B.A. 1635-6; M.A. 1639. Fellow
of Trinity, 1637, ejected. Created M.D. (Oxford) 1649.
Incorp. at Cambridge, 1649. Practised at Cambridge, 1649.
M.P. for Cambridge University, 1659. Created Bart., 1660.
Purchased the Linton, Cambs., estate, including Catley
House, in 1675. Enlarged Catley House and laid out an
elaborate garden. J. P. Sheriff of Cambs., 1680-1. Died
Dec. 16 (? 10), 1684, aged 69. M.I. in College Chapel. (Le
Neve, Mon., v. 60; Genealogist, in. 309.)
SLATER, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Trinity, Aug. 11, 1648.
Of London. Perhaps adm. at Gray's Inn, May 27, 1652; of
St Bartholomew-the-Great, London.
Slater, Thomas
SCLATER, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinitv, June 13,
1682. S. of Edward. B. at Kingston-upon-Hull, Yorks.
School, St Paul's. Matric. 1682. Inherited the estate of his
great uncle. Sir Thomas Sclater (1631) in 1684. Afterwards
took the name Bacon. Probably adm. at Gray's Inn, Jan. 27,
1693-4. M.P. for Bodmin, 1713-5; for Cambridge, 1715,
1722-36. Died Aug. 23, 1736. (Burke, Ext. Bart.)
SCLATER, THOMAS. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1747. S. of Henry. Bapt. at Bermondsey, Surrey, Apr. i,
1729. Matric. Michs. 1747; B.A. 1752; M.A. 1755. Fellow,
1750. Ord. deacon (Ely) Dec. 25, 1751; priest (Chester, at
Cambridge) Feb. 10, 1754. R.of Bo.\worth,Cambs., 1754-60.
SLATER or SCLATER, WILLIAM. Adm. at King's (age 17)
a scholar from Eton, .A.ug. 24, 1593. S. of Anthony, V. of
Leighton Buzzard. Bapt. there, Oct. 25, 1575. Matric.
1593-4; B.A. 1597-8; M.A. 1601; B.D. 1608; D.D. 1617.
Fellow, 1596-9. Preacher at Walsall, Staffs. R. of Pit-
minster, Somerset, 1604-19. R. of Lympsham, 1619-27.
Preb. of Wells, 1619. Author, theological. Died at Pit-
minster, 1627. Brother of Christopher (1612) and father of
the next. {D.N.B.; Harwood.)
SLATER or SCLATER, WILLIAM. Adm. at King's, a scholar
from Eton, 1626. Of Pitminster, Somerset. S. of William
(above). Matric. Easter, 1626; B.A. 1629-30; M.A. 1633; B.D.
1640; D.D. 1651. Fellow, 1629-33. Preb.of Exeter, 1641-61.
R. of St Stephen's, Exeter, 1636; ejected, 1644. V. of
Collumpton, Devon, 1644. R. of St Peter-le-Poer, London,
1651-61 (sic). (According to Hennessy the R. of St Peter-
le-Poer died 1656.) Author, sermons. Died in London, 1661.
Admon. (Exeter) 1662. {D.N.B.; Harwood says he died
before the Restoration.)
SCLATER, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Mar. 28, 1636.
Doubtless s. of Christopher (1612), and grandson of Anthony.
Matric. 1636; B.A. 1639-40; D.D. 1669 (Lit. Reg.). Perhaps
ord. priest (Lincoln) Mar. 22, 1645-6. Probably Master of
Bamet Grammar School, Middlesex, 1655-63; V. of Monken
Hadley, 1663. R. of St James', Clerkenwell, 1666-91. R. of
Clifton, Beds. Died Mar. 3, 1690-1, aged 68. Buried at
Leighton Buzzard; 'of London, D.D." Will (P.C.C.) 1690-1.
(There is some confusion among authorities concerning the
identity of William Sclater, D.D., R. of St James", Clerken-
well. Apparently he was s. of Christopher (1612), but that
he was educated at Corpus Christi College, Oxford, is very
doubtful, there being no record of him in Al. Oxon. The
R. of St James', Clerkenwell, was the author of a sermon
entitled. The Royal Pay and Paymaster, and according to
D.N.B. served in the army as a comet during the Civil War.
Hennessy wrongly identifies him with William (1626), of
King's.) (Genealog. Bedford, 407; Misc. Gen. et Her., N.S.,
III. 284; F. C. Cass, Monken Hadley; D.N.B.)
SLATTER, . M.Gram. 1502-3.
SLATER, . B.D. 1519-20. Franciscan friar.
SLATHOLME, SENOCK. Adm. pens, at Pembroke, Apr. 23,
1661. S. of William (1632), M.D. B. at Buntingford, Herts.
Matric. 1662. Died 1662. Buried in Layston Church.
M.I.
SLATHOLME or SLIGHTHOLME, WILLIAM. Adm. pens,
(age 18) at Pembroke, Apr. 17, 1632. B. in Yorkshire.
Matric. 1632; B.A. 1635-6; M.A. 1639; M.D. 1660. Licensed
to practise medicine, 1642. Of Buntingford, Herts. Died
July 24, 1665. Buried in Layston Church. M.I. Father of
Senock (above).
SLATTER, JAMES. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1706.
B. at Eton. Matric. Michs. 1707; B.A. 1711-2. Fellow, 1710.
Died of consumption. Mar. 1712. Buried in Eton College
Chapel. (Harwood.)
SLAUGHTER, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Peterhouse,
Sept. 17, 1745. Of Cambridgeshire. Matric 1745; Scholar,
1746; B.A. 1749-50; M.A. 1753. Ord. deacon (Norwich)
Mar. 1750-1; priest, June, 1753. C. of Snailwell, Cambs.,
1753. One of these names of Warblington, Hants., clerk;
admon. (P.C.C.) July, 1764.
SLEDALE, . Perhaps B.A. 1482-3; M.A. 1485, 'Shedale.'
SLEDD, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1579.
B. in St Margaret's, Fish Street, London. Scholar, 1580;
B.A. 1583-4; M.A. 1588. Ord. deacon (London) Nov. 30,
1585, age 26. C. of Horsford, Norfolk. C. of Gt Stambridge,
Essex, in 1586. R. of St Kathcrine Coleman, 1587-90. V. of
Westham, 1590-2. V. of Eastwood, till 1604. Married
Joanna, dau. of John Barrett, of Canewdon, Essex, Aug. 23,
1586.
SLEDD, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1568;
Scholar, 1573; B.A. 1573-4; M.A. 1577. Fellow, 1576.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1579. Proctor, 1590-1. Perhaps canon
of Lincoln, 1575. Preb. of Lichfield, 1584-1610. V. of Milton,
Oxon., i6oi.
Slegg, John
SLEE, ANDREW. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Peterhouse, Oct. 23,
1646. Of Lincolnshire. S. of George, of Boston (and Hester,
dau. of Andrew Baron, of Boston). School, Boston. Matric.
1646; B.A. 1650; M.A. 1654. Fellow, 1650-6. Thrice mayor
of Boston (1662, 1664, 1675). Judge of the Admiralty at
Boston. He ultimately became the possessor of the Baron
property in Boston. (T. A. Walker, 87; P. Thompson,
Boston, 434; Lines. Pedigrees, 104.)
SLEECH, HENRY. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1741.
S. of Richard (1693), D.D., canon of Windsor. Matric. Michs.
1741; B.A. 1745-6; M.A. 1749. Fellow,i744. R.ofHitcham,
Bucks., 1771-84. For many years an assistant master at
Eton; lower master, 1767-75. Fellow of Eton College, 1775-
84. Died Mar. 13, 1784. Will, P.C.C. Brother of the next
and Stephen (1723). (G. Mag.; Harwood.)
SLEECH, JOHN. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1729.
S. of Richard, D.D. Bapt. in Eton Chapel, Aug. 16, 1711.
Matric. Easter, 1730; B.A. 1733-4; M.A. 1737. Fellow, 1733.
Assistant master at Eton. V. of Sidbury, Devon, 1737.
Preb. of Exeter, 1739-88. Archdeacon of Cornwall, 1741-88.
Canon residentiary of Exeter, 1747-88. Preb. of Gloucester,
1769-88. Died Jan. 1788. Brother of Henry (above) and
Stephen (1723). (G. Mag.; E. Mag.; Harwood.)
SLEECH, RICHARD. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1693. S. of the organist of Eton College Chapel. B. at Eton.
Matric. Lent, 1694; B.A. 1697-8; M.A. 1701; D.D. 1720.
Fellow, 1697. Assistant master at Eton. Fellow of Eton,
1715-30. Ord. deacon (London) May 31; priest (Ely) July 5,
1702. R. of Hitcham, Bucks., 1702-30. Chaplain to the
Bishop of Ely, 1721. R. of Famham Royal, Bucks., 1721-30.
Canon of Windsor, 1722-30. Died Mar. 2, 1729-30. Buried
at Windsor. Father of John (above), Henry (1741) and
Stephen (1723). (Harwood.)
SLEECH, STEPHEN. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1723. S. of Richard, D.D. (1693). B. at Eton. Matric. Lent,
1724; B.A. 1727-8; B.D. ^.7^^(LU.Reg.);T>.V>. 1748. FeUow,
1726. Fellow of Eton, 1729-46. Provost, 1746-65. M.A.
(Lambeth) 1729. R. of Famham Royal, 1730-52. Chaplain to
the King, 1744-65. R. of Worplesdon, Surrey, 1752-65. Died
there Oct. 8, 1765, aged 60. Will, P.C.C. Brother of John
(1729) and Henry (1741). (Harwood; Manning and Bray, ni.
100.)
SLEEP, ANTHONY. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1601;
a scholar from Westminster, 1602; B.A. 1605-6; M.A. 1609;
B.D. 1617. Fellow, 1608-30. Incorp. at Oxford, 1611.
Deputy Public Orator. King James said that ' at Cambridge
one Sleep made him wake, and at Oxford one Wake made
him sleep.' R. of Gt Wratting, Suffolk, i6i8. Buried in the
College Chapel, July 30, 1630.
SLEIFORD, HENRY. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Emmanuel, June i,
1595, Sliford. Matric. c. 1595.
SLEFORD, RICHARD. B.D. 1517-8. A monk.
SLEFORD, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse, Easter,
1582; B.A. 1585-6.
SLEFORD, . B.Can.L. 1503-4.
SLEEFORD, . Matric. pens, from King's, Easter, 1587.
SLEGGE, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Jesos, Michs. 1564.
S. of Roger, of Cambridge (mayor of Cambridge, and M.P.
for the borough, 1558, 1563 and 1571-89; the bitter opponent
of University privileges). Perhaps adm. at Gray's Inn, 1572;
of Barnard's Inn. Probably buried at Little St Mary's,
Cambridge, Nov. 25, i6ii. Brother of Henry (1581). (£.
Anglian, 11. 12.)
SLEGGE, EDWARD. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1618. S. of
Roger, V. of Litlington, Cambs., and probably grandson of
Edward (1564). B.D. 1631 (Incorp. from St Andrews). Ord.
deacon (Peterb.) Aug. 6; priest, Aug. 7, 1620. C. at Grant-
chester, Cambs., 1620. R. of Kirkland, Cumberland, 1631.
Probably chancellor of Armagh, 1643; R. of Killancoole,
1643. (Vis. of Cambs., 1619; E. P. Archer; H. B. Swanzy.)
SLEGG, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs. 1615.
S. of Roger ('of Trinity'), V. of Litlington, Cambs. Half-
brother of Edward (i6i8).
SLEGG or SLEGE, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Lent,
1581-2. 3rd s. of Roger, Mayor of Cambridge (by his 2nd
wife Margaret, dau. of Henry Searle, of Cambs.). B.A. 1581-
2. Brother of Roger and half-brother of Edward (1564),
Father of Thomas (1620) and the next. (Vis. of Cambs.)
SLEGG, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Apr. 1617. 2nd
s. of Henry (above). B.A. 1620-1; M..A. 1624; B.D. 1631-2.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 4; priest, June 5, 1626. V. of
Histon, Cambs.; ejected before 1647. 'Never served the
cure himself, since he killed the man at Chesterton: takes
all the profits and gets young scholars to read prayers and
to preach. The churchwarden dare not displease him' (Laud's
Visitation, 1638). Died 1647. Will proved, 1648. (E. P.
Archer; Peile, i. 314.)
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Slegg, Roger
SLEGG, ROGER. Ord. deacon and priest (Peterh.) May 25,
1595; 'of Trinity College.' 4th s. of Roger, Mayor of
Cambridge. V. of Litlington, Cambs., until 1630-1. Married
Elizabeth, dau. of John Kippan, of Dale, Beds. Buried at
Litlington, Feb. 10, 1630-1. Brother of Henry (1581-2)
and half-brother of Edward (i564)> father of Francis (1615)
and Edward (1618). {Vis. of Cambs., 1619; E. P. Archer.)
SLEGGE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1620.
3rd s. of Henry (1581-2). B.A. 1623-4; M.A. 1627.
SLEIGH, EDWARD. Adm. Fell. -Com. (age 14) at Christ's,
June 16, 1655. S. of Sir Samuel (1621), of Ash, Derbs.
B. there. Matric. 1655. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Nov. 20, 1655.
Barrister, 1664. Died 1670. Buried at Sutton-on-the-Hill,
Derbs. Brother of Gervase (1644) and Samuel (1655).
{Peile, I. 567.)
SLEIGH, GEORGE. Adm. sizar at Christ's, May 17, 1625.
S. of George. B. in London. School, London (private).
Matric. 1625; B.A. 1628-9; M.A. 1637. C. of St Bartholomew-
the-Less, London, 1634. Will {Archd. London) 1643. {Peile,
I. 367-)
SLEIGH, GERVASE. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Christ's, Apr. 22,
1623. 2nd s. of Gervase, of Derbyshire. School, Repton.
Matric. 1623; B.A. 1626-7; M.A. 1630. Adm. at Gray's Inn,
Mar. 6, 1627-8. R. of Radbome, Derbs., 1634-41. Married
Eliza, dau. of Edward Boys, of Betteshanger. Died 1641,
aged 34. Brother of Samuel (1621). {Peile, 1. 349; F.M.G.,
1020.)
SLEIGH, GERVASE. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 15) at Christ's,
Dec. 31, 1644. S. and h. of Sir Samuel (1621), of Ash, Derbs.
(by his ist wife Judith Boys). B. there. Adm. at Gray's
Inn, July 7, 1645. Died 1649, aged 20. Buried at Sutton-
on-the-Hill. Brother of Edward (1655) and Samuel (1655).
{Peile, I. 490.)
SLEIGH, RALPH. Adm. sizar at Jesus, June 20, 1705. Of
Staffordshire. Matric. 1705; B..^. 1708-9; M.A. 1726.
SLEIGH, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Magdalene, June
10, 1653. S. of Ralph, of Egginton, Derbs., Esq. School,
Repton.
SLEIGH, SAMUEL. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Christ's, July,
162 1. S. and h. of Gervase, of Ash, Derbs., barrister. Adm.
at Gray's Inn, Oct. 20, 1623. Knighted, July, 1641. Sherifi
of Derbs., 1648 and 1666. M.P. for Essex, 1654-5; for
Derbs., 1656-8. Bought Pool Hall, 1629 and Etwall Hall,
1646. Married (1) Judith, dau. of Sir Edward Boys, of
Betteshanger; (2) Margaret, dau. of Sir Robert Darcy, of
Dartford, Kent. Died Apr. 1679, aged 76. Buried at Sutton-
on-the-Hill. Brother of Gervase (1623), father of the next,
Gervase (1644) and Edward (1655). {Peile, i. 338; Vis. of
Derbs., 1662.)
SLEIGH, SAMUEL. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 16) at Christ's,
June 16, 1655. S. of Sir Samuel (above), of Ash, Derbs. (by
his 2nd wife Margaret Darcy). B. there, Apr. 1638. Matric.
1655. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Nov. 20, 1655. Married Barbara,
dau. of Archibald Palmer, of Wanlip. Died s.p.. May, 1675.
Brother of Edward (1655) and Gervase (1644). {Peile, i. 567;
Vis. of Derbs., 1662.)
SLEIGHTON, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter,
1637; B.A. 1640-1. Probably R. of Newchurch, Kent,
1665-86, and R. of Sevington, 1668-86. Died 1686.
SLEYTON, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Sx John's, Michs. 1569;
B.A. 1573-4-
SLEIGHTON, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at Queens', June 10, 1600.
Of Yorkshire. B.A. 1603-4.
SLEIGHTON or SLEIDAN, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from
Queens', Easter, 1634. Of Cambridgeshire. B.A. 1637-8;
M.A. 1641.
SLEPER, R. B.Can.L. 1454-5-
SLIGER (?SLINGER), WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at St Catha-
rine's, June 28, 1717- Of Feliskirk, Yorks.
SLINGER, JOHN. Adm. at Christ's, May 30, 1674- Doubtless
3rd s. of Tempest, of Catlow-in-BoUand, Yorks. Age 10 in
1665. Brother of the next.
SLINGER, NICHOLAS. Adm. pens, at Christ's, Sept. 2, 1670.
S. and h. of Tempest, J. P., of Catlow, Yorks. (and Millicent,
dau. of John Bradhill, of Portfield, Lanes.). B. in Yorkshire.
School, Clitheroe. Age 13 in 1665. {Peile, 11. 31.)
SLINGER, RICHARD. Adm. sizar at Christ's, July 10, 1668.
Matric. 1668; B..-^. 1671.
SLYNGER, STEPHEN. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Michs. 1544.
Probably brother of Thomas (1546).
SLINGER, STEPHEN. Scholar at Jesus, 1546-7-
SLYNGAR, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter, 1546.
Of Yorkshire.
Sloper, William
SLINGER, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's, June
10, 1672. S. of Francis, yeoman, of Langstrothdale, Yorks.
B. there. School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1672; B.A. 1675-6;
M.A. 1681. Master of Colchester Grammar School, 1674-91.
R. of East Donyland, Essex, 1686-1733. R. of Layer Breton,
1692. Chaplain to the Bishop of London. Died Jan. 2, 1733-
4. (G. Mag.; Morant, 11. 187.)
SLINGSBY, CHARLES. M.A. 1586 (Incorp. from Oxford). 6th
s. of Sir Francis, of Scriven, Yorks., Knt. Bapt. Nov. 22,
1561, at Knaresborough. Matric. (St Edmund HaU, Oxford)
Dec. 20, 1577, age 16; B.A. from Queen's, 1581; M.A. 1583;
B.D. 1591-2. R. of Rothbury, Northumberland, 1584-1628.
Married Elizabeth, dau. of John Ellis, of Bamburgh,
Yorks., Jan. 10, 1586. Died 1628, aged 67. Brother of
Thomas (1565). {Al.Oxon.; Burke, Peerage; Vis. of Yorks.)
SLINGSBY, HENRY. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Queens', Lent,
1618-9. Of Scriven, Yorks. S. of Sir Henry, Knt. B. Jan. 14,
1601-2. Created Bart., of Nova Scotia, Mar. 2, 1637-8.
M.P. for Knaresborough, 1625, 1640-2. Married Barbara,
dau. of Thomas Bellasyse, Viscount Fauconberg. Present
at Naseby and at the surrender of Newark, 1646. Deprived
of his estates, 1651. Imphcated in the projected Royalist
rising in Yorkshire, 1655; imprisoned at HuU. Sentenced
to death for tampering with ofi&cers of the Hull garrison.
Wrote memoirs of the war. Executed on Tower Hill, Jime 8,
1658. Buried in the Slingsby Chapel, at Knaresborough.
(G.E.C., 11. 430; Vis. of Yorks., 1665; D.N.B.)
SLINGSBY, HENRY. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 14) at St John's,
Mar. 6, 1672-3. S. of William, Esq. B. at Scarborough,
Yorks. School, Brentwood, Essex. Matric. 1673.
SLINGSBY, HEZEKIAH. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter,
1625. 2nd s. of Robert, of Husbome Crawley, Beds., gent.
Bapt. there, Aug. 21, 1608. B.A. 1628-9; M.A. 1632. Ord.
priest (Peterb.) June 9, 1639. R. of North Crawley, Bucks.,
1638. Signed as minister of Husbome Crawley, 1638-41.
R. (and patron) of Hockcliffe, 1642-63. Buried there July 15,
1663.
SLINGSBY, THOMAS. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Trinity, Easter,
1565 {impubes). S. and h. of Francis, of Scriven, Yorks.
Perhaps B.A. (Oxford) 1568. Drowned in the river Nidd
while endeavouring to save his servant, 1581. Buried at
Knaresborough, Sept. 26, 1581, aged 28. Brother of Charles
(1586). (Burke, L.G.; /I /. O^ron.)
SLINGSBY, WALTER. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Lent, 1634-5.
SLINGSBY, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Sidney, June 25,
1672. S.of Edmund, gent. Bapt. Aug. 16, 1654, at Husbome
Crawley, Beds. School, Hockcliffe (Mr Stackhouse). Matric.
1672; B.A. 1675-6. C. of Milbrook, Beds., in 1688. Minister
in charge of Battlesden, 1690-1. R. of Wrestlingworth,
1693-7. Buried at Husbome Crawley, Jan. 15, 1697-8.
SLIPPER, JAMES. Adm. sizar at Queens', Mar. 15, 1698-9.
Of Norfolk. Probably s. of Samuel (below). Matric. 1699;
B..\. 1702-3. Ord. priest (Norwich) July, 1712. Pr.>bably
brother of Thomas (1686-7J.
SLIPPER, SAMUEL. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter, 1659;
B.A. 1662-3. V. of Mettingham, Sufiolk, 1663-81 (Slepper).
R. of Wood Rising, Norfolk, 1664-5. R- of Roydon, near
Lynn, 1664-5. V. of Holy Trinity, Bungay, 1667-81.
Probably R. of Lopham, Norfolk, 1681-1713. Probably
father of the next and of James (above).
SLIPPER, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Queens', Feb. 5. 1686-7.
Of Suffolk. Probably s. of Samuel (above). Brother of
James (1698-9).
SLOANE, JOSEPH. Adm. pens, (age 20) at Christ's, July 4,
1710. S. and h. of James, of the Inner Temple. B. at
Boswell Court, London. School, Cheam, Surrey (Mr Lloyd).
Matric. 1710-1; Scholar, 1711-2; B.A. 1714-5. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) Sept. 25, 1715; C. of Ashwell, Beds. Died s.p.
{Peile, II. 176; Burke, Ext. Bart.)
SLONE, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1665;
B.A. 1668.
SLOCUM, . B.Can.L. 1529-30.
SLOLEY, JOHN. D.D. of Cambridge. Augustinian friar. Of
Norwich. Provincial of his order. Died c. 1477. {Pits, 666.)
SLOMAN, GEORGE. Adm. pens, at Queens', June 30, 1659.
Of Kent.
SLOPER, JOHN. Adm. at King's (age 16) a scholar from Eton,
Aug. 25, 1623. Of Norton, Somerset. Matric. 1623; B.A.
1627; M.A. 1631; M.L. 1646. Fellow, 1626-46. Junior
Proctor, 1645-6. V. of Broad Chalke, Wilts., 1645-91.
Buried there Oct. 18, 1691. See Al. Oxon. for a contemporary
namesake.
SLOPER, WILLIAM. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Trinity, June 6,
1725. Possibly s. of William, of West Woodhay, Berks., M.P.
(died 1743). If so, of West Woodhay, Berks. Died Sept.
1789. {Musgrave.)
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SLOSWICK, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Easter,
1606; B.A. 1609. Probably brother of the next.
SLOSWICKE, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Easter,
1603; B.A. 1606-7. Probably brother of Richard (above).
SLOUGH, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from Queens', Lent, 1578-9.
Of Yorkshire.
SLOWE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Michs. 1545.
SLOW, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Easter, 1584.
B. at Cherry Orton, Hunts., 1562. B.A. 1588-9. Ord. priest
(Lincoln) Feb. 28, 1589-90. R. of Throcking, Herts., 1592.
V. of Sandon, 1607-23. Perhaps R. of Rippingale, Lines.,
1603-15. Died 1623.
SLOWLEY, JOSHUA. Matric. sizar (age 18) from Pembroke,
Easter, 1619. S. of Robert, of the Isle of Sark. B.A. 1622-3.
Ord. priest (Peterb.) June 4, 1626.
SLY, EDMUND. Adm. pens, at Clare, July 2, 1639. Ex-
hibitioner from Charterhouse. Matric. 1639; B.A. 1642-3;
M.A. 1646. Usher at Charterhouse, 1650-5. Chaplain to the
Bishop of London. Preb. of Salisbury, 1661-77. R. of
Upton Lovell, Wilts., 1671; also R. of Sherrington. Died
Aug. 10, 1677.
SLIE, HENRY. B.A. from Clare, 1597-8.
SLYE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1567.
SLYE, THOMAS. B.A. from St John's, 1613.
SLYFELD, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse, Easter,
1561. S. and h. of Edmund, of Slyfeld, Surrey. Adm. at
Lincoln's Inn, Nov. 23, 1566. Called to the Bar, 1574. Died
1598, aged 56. Buried at Gt Bookham. M.I. Will, P.C.C.
(H. M. Wood; T. A. Walker.)
SLYFORD, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Caius, May 20, 1684.
S. of John, citizen of London. Matric. 1685. Probably of
St Benet, Paul's Wharf, London. Married Anne, dau. of
John MicheU, of Field Place, Sussex, July 9, 1691.
SLYME, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1572.
Of Little Thurlow, Cambs. B.A. from Pembroke, 1575-6, as
Slynne. Ord. deacon (Ely) Dec. 21, 1578, age 23. R. of
Boyton, Norfolk, c. 1600.
SLYN, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Lent,
1618-9. Of Norfolk. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Mar. 10; priest,
Mar. II, 1621-2. V. of Binham, Norfolk, 1628.
SMALES, EDWARD. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Peterhouse,
May 3, 1718. Of Durham. School, Houghton-Ie-Spring.
SMAYLES, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1614.
SMALES, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's, May 11,
1696. S. of Matthew, gent. B. at Gilling, Yorks. School,
Sedbergh. Matric. 1696; B.A. 1699-1700; M.A. 1703. Fellow,
1702-8. R. of Kirkby Stephen, Yorks. R. of Wycliffe,
1706-30. Y. of Brignal, 1707-30. Buried May 22, 1730 (sic).
Will dated, Mar. 3, 1724, at Brignal; proved (York) Jan. 20,
1752. Brother of Robert (1703). (ScoW-Mayor; H. M. Wood;
Sedbergh School Register.)
SMAYLES, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse, Michs.
1582; B.A. 1585-6. Perhaps adm. at the Inner Temple, 1584;
of Beverley, Yorks.
SMALES, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, June 2,
1703. S. of Matthew, deceased. Bapt. Dec. 25, 1685, at
Gilling, Yorks. School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1703; B.A. 1706-7;
M.A. 1710; B.D. 1717. Fellow, 1708-21. Taxor, 1713. Ord.
deacon (Ely) Feb. 21, 1713-4; priest (London) Apr. 25, 1716.
V. of Sawston, Cambs., 1715-9. Brother of Francis (1696).
(Sedbergh School Register.)
SMALES, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 19) at St John's, Oct. 24,
1730. S. of Matthew, gent., of Yorkshire. Bapt. Dec. 27,
1710, at Gilling. School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1731. Buried
June 19, 1742. (H. M. Wood.)
SMALHORN, . Adm. sizar at Christ's, Oct. 13, 1669.
SMALL, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Apr. 14, 1651; ex-
hibitioner from Charterhouse. Of London. Scholar, 1652.
Perhaps ord. deacon (Lincoln) Feb. 25; priest. Mar. 10,
1660-1. One of these names C. of Knutsford, Cheshire, in
1662; died before July 3, 1663.
SMALLEY, ADAM. Adm. at Emmanuel, c. 1603; Scholar; B.A.
1604-5; M.A. 1608. Incorp. at Oxford, 1608.
SMALEY, EDWARD. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Trinity, Apr. 23,
1725. S. of John, of Billington, Lanes. School, Blackburn.
Matric. 1725; Scholar, 1728; B.A. 1728-9; M.A. 1732.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1738. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) May 24,
1730. R. of Aldingham, Lanes., 1759-60. Brother of the
next.
SMALEY, HENRY. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Trinity, May 3,
171 7. S. of John, of Billington, Lanes. School, Clitheroe,
Lanes. B.A. 1720. Ord. deacon (York) June 4, 1721. Brother
of Edward (above).
Smallwood, George
SMALLEY, JAMES. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Christ's, May 31,
1728. S. of Robert. B. at Kirkham, Lanes. School, Kirkham
(Mr Taylor). Matric. 1728; Scholar, 1731; B.A. 1731-2. Ord.
deacon (Lincoln) Apr. 8, 1733; C. of Chfton, Beds. (Peile,
II. 217.)
SMALEY, NATHANIEL. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Mar. 29,
1676. Of Nottinghamshire.
SMALLEY, NATHANIEL. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June 10,
1723- Of Staffordshire. Matric. 1724; B.A. 1726-7; M.A.
1730; R-D. 1737- Fellow, 1729. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept.
21, 1729; priest, June 4, 1732. R. of North Luffenham,
Rutland, 1742-76. V. of Preston, near Lavenham, Suffolk,
1742-76. Married Elizabeth Tomlin, of Kettlebaston,
Suffolk, Oct. 24, 1742. Died Dec. 22, 1776. Will (P.C.C.)
1777. (G.Mag.)
SMALLEY, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Clare, June 20, 1646.
B. at Beeston, Notts. Matric. 1646; B.A. 1649-50. V. of
Greasley, Notts., ejected, 1662. Probably minister of
'Willowbie'; married Susannah, dau. of Richard Haulkins,
at St Mary's, Nottingham, June 2, 1652. Died Sept. 7, 1670.
(Calamy, 11. 289; H. M. Wood.)
SMALLEY, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's, Apr. 28,
1681. S. of William, husbandman. B. at Beeston, Notts.
School, Repton. Matric. 1681; B.A. 1684-5. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) Sept. 19, 1686; of Mansfield Woodhouse.
SMALLPAGE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Easter,
1575; B.A. 1577-8; M.A. 1581. Fellow, c. 1580. Perhaps
adm. at Gray's Inn, Oct. 15, 1581. Will (P.C.C.) 1597.
SMALEPAGE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Christ's,
Mar. 28, 1657. S. of William. B. at Woodhouse Carr, Yorks.
School, Leeds (Mr Garnet). Matric. 1657. Died at Leeds,
July 15, 1660. Buried there. (Peile, 1. 576; Due. Leod.
1-33-)
SMALLPIECE, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1646. S. and h. of Thomas (1610-1), deceased. Adm.
at Gray's Inn, Nov. 4, 1646. Died 1652. M.I. at Metfield,
Norfolk. (Blomefield, v. 385.)
SMALLPIECE, PHILIP. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, Dec. 11,
1700. S. of Thomas, gent., of Worlingham, Suffolk (and
Frances, dau. of Thomas Love, of Beccles). B. there, Feb. 10,
1683. School, Beccles (Mr Leeds). Matric. 1701; Scholar)
1701-9; B.A. 1704-5. Of Worlingham, gent. Married Mary
Leigh, of Worlingham, Feb. 17, 1727-8. Buried at North
Cove, Aug. 1, 1760, 'aged 75.' (Venn, i. 506.)
SMALLPEECE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Mar.
1610-1. Doubtless s. and b. of Francis, of Norwich. Adm.
at Lincoln's Inn, May 4, 1613. Admon. Oct. 17, 1639; of
St Sepulchre's, London, to his widow, Ann. Father of
Francis (1646).
SMALLSHANKS, GILBERT. B.A. 1514-5; M.A. 1518.
SMALEWOOD, ALAN. Matric. sizar from Peterhouse, Michs.
1624. S. of Thomas, of Egton, Yorks., and nephew of James
(1607). B. 1608. B.A. 1627-8; M.A. 1632; D.D. 1661 (Lit.
Reg.). V. of Impington, Cambs., 1632. V. of Marske, Yorks.,
1638-62. V. of Norton, Durham, 1661-3. R- of Greystoke
Cumberland, 1663-86. Died Oct. 15, 1686. Buried at Grey-
stoke. (Vis. of Yorks., 1666; B. Nightingale.)
SMALWOOD, ALAN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, June 28,
1707. S. of Charles (next), LL.B. B. at Salkeld, Cumberland!
School, Appleby (Mr Banks). Matric. 1707. Father of Charles
(1739)-
SMALLWOOD, CHARLES. Adm. scholar at Trinity Hall,
Feb. 13, 1664-5. Of Yorkshire. Matric. 1665; LL.B. 1669!
Father of Alan (1707).
SMALLWOOD, CHARLES. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Pembroke,
June 30, 1739- S. of Alan (1707), of Salkeld, Cumberland,
gent. Matric. 1739; B.A. 1743-4- Ord. deacon (Carlisle)
June 8, 1745 ; priest. May 24, 1746. V. of Ainstable, Cumber-
land, 1749-71. V. of Kirkoswald, 1761-7. Buried there
Mar. 7, 1771.
SMALWOOD, GABRIEL. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Peterhouse,
May 16, 1668. Of Yorkshire. School, Westminster. Scholar,
1668; Matric. 1669; B.A. 1671-2; M.A. 1675. Ord. deacon
(Carlisle) Sept. 21, 1673. V. of Wetheral, Cumberland, c.
1674-81. V. of St Lawrence, Appleby, 1681-98. Died Mar. 7,
1698-9, aged 48. M.I. at Appleby. Brotherof Thomas (1664),
(r. A.Walker, 136.)
SMALLWOOD, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Easter,
1623. S. of Randolph, of London, mercer. B. Aug. 24, 1604.
School, Merchant Taylors'. B.A. 1625-6; M..^. 1629. R. of
St Mildred Poultry, London. R. of St Margaret, Fish Street,
1660-2. R. of St Mary-lc-Bow, 1662-79. Of Chipping
Barnet, Herts. Married Catherine, dau. of William Fletcher,
of Chipping Barnet. Sept. 1634. Buried at St Mary-le-Bow|
Sept. 16, 1679. Father of Matthew (1658). (Hennessy.)
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Smallwood, James
SMALLWOOD, JAMES. Matric. sizar from Peterhouse, Easter,
1607. Of Yorkshire. Doubtless 4th s. of Alan, of Egton,
Yorks. (died 1614). Migrated to Queens' Oct. 1609. B.A.
1610-1; M.A. 1614. Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1613; pnest,
June, 1615. (Vis. of Yorks., 1665.)
SMALWOOD, JAMES. Adm. pens, at Trinity, June 24, 1674.
School, Westminster. Scholar, 1675; Matric. 1676; B.A
1677-8- MA. 1681. FeUow, 1680. Chaplam to the Earl of
Romney. Chaplain to the ist Foot Guards. Author, Sermons
in the Camp in Flanders. Died Sept. 27, 17I9- i^l- Westmon.,
176; Musgrave.)
SMALLWOOD, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, June
28 1728. S. of Thomas, clerk, of Staffordshire. B. at Mear.
School, Trentham (Mr Hargreaves). Matric. 1728; B.A.
1731-2. P.C. of Mere, Staffs., i734-
SMALLWOOD, MATTHEW. Matric. pens, from Queens',
Easter 1658. Of Hertfordshire. S. of George (1623), R. of
St Mildred Poultry, London. B. at Bamet, Herts., Mar 3,
1640-1. School, Merchant Taylors'. B.A. 1661-2; M.A.
1665- B D. 1674. Senior Proctor, 1672-3. Incorp. at Oxford,
1673' R. of St Botolph, Cambridge, 1668-72. R. of Cookley,
Suffolk, 1675-6, and of Huntingfield, 1 675-95- V. of Bram-
field 1676. To be distinguished from a contemporary name-
sake'(dean of Lichfield and preb. of St Paul's) for whom see
Al. Oxon. (Al. Oxon.)
SMALLWOOD, OLIVER. Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, June 30,
1624. Of Lincolnshire.
SMALWOOD, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Peterhouse,
Dec 16 1664. Of Yorkshire. Schools, Westminster and
Hertford. Matric. 1665; Scholar, 1665; B.A. 1668-9; M.A.
1672. Ord. deacon (York) May, 1670; priest, June, 1671.
V. of Ormesby, Yorks., 1673-6. Brother of Gabriel (1668).
SMALLWOOD, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's,
Apr 17 1724. S. of T., of Derbyshire. B. at Ashbourne.
School, Stockport, Cheshire (Mr Dale). Matric. 1724; B.A.
1728-9.
SMART, ADAM. Matric. pens, from St John's, Lent, 1585-6.
SMART, ADRIAN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1587.
SMART, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Pembroke,
Oct 20 1739. S. of Peter, late of Barming, Kent, gent.
B Apr II, 1722, at Shipboume, Kent. Schools, Maidstone
aiid Durham (Mr Richard Dongworth). Matric. 1739; B.A.
1743-4- M..^. 1747. FeUow, 1745- Won the Seatoman prize,
i75o-<i,' and again in i755- The well-known poet. Married
Anna Maria, dau. of William Carman, a printer, of Reading.
Introduced by Dr Bumey to John Newbery, the book-
seUer for whom he conducted The Midwife or Old Woman s
Magazine, 175 1-3, and other periodicals. Fell into poverty
and ill-health and was twice confined in a mad-house.
Visited by Dr Johnson. Died May 18, 1770, in the King's
Bench. Buried in St Paul's churchyard. (Surtees, iv. 142;
D.N.B.)
SMART DANIEL. Matric. sizar from Queens', Michs. 1616.
Of Warwickshire. Perhaps R. of Axhill, Warws. WiU
(P.C.C.) 1643.
SMART, DANIEL. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Pembroke, Apr. 4,
1650. S. of Nathaniel (1608), of Ipswich, clerk. Bapt. May
31 1632, at St Nicholas, Ipswich. Matric. 1650; B.A. 1653-4;
MA. 1657. Ord. priest (Bishop Brownrigg, of Exeter) Sept.
21 1659. V. of Woolverstone, Suffolk, 1660. R. of Chehnon-
dis'ton, 1662. Half-brother of Nathaniel (1633) and Ezechiel
(1635)-
SMART, EDWARD. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, May 29,
1693. S. of Edward, gent., of Kibworth, Leics. School,
Kibworth (Mr Dand). Matric. 1693; B.A. 1606-7; M.A. 1709.
Ord. deacon (London) Sept. 24, 1699; priest, June 3, 1705.
Probably V. of Mucking, Essex, 1706-11.
SMART EZECHIEL. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Oct. i, 1635.
Of Suffolk. S. of Nathaniel (1608). Bapt. Sept. 5, 1620, at
St Nicholas, Ipswich. Matric. 1636; B.A. 1639-40; M.A.
1643. Minister of the parish of Reade, Suffolk, 1645-50.
Died there 1650. Admon. of goods to brother Nathaniel, at
Bury Apr. 6, 1650. Brother of Nathaniel (1633) and half-
brother of Daniel (1650). {Add. MS. Brit. Mus., 15,669.)
SMART, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1573-
Perhaps brother of Peter (i575)-
SMART ITHIEL. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Mar. 8, 161&-7.
S of Robert, of Preston, Northants. Matric. 1617; B.A.
1620-1; M.A. 1624. V. of Womboum, Staffs., 1632-52.
Perhaps sequestered to St Mary Magdalen, Old Fish Street,
1642. V. of Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Leics., 1652-61. Died
Nov 22, 1661, aged 62. Father of the next. Probably brother
of Nathaniel (1608). (Shaw, i. 308; Nichols, iii. 619.)
SMART, ITHIEL. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, June 20,
1654. S. of Ithiel (above), V. of Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Leics.
B. at Womboum, Staffs. School, Birmingham (Mr Brooksby).
Smear, John
Matric. 1654; B.A. 1657-8; M.A. 1661. V. of Ashby-de-la-
Zouch, 1676-92. R. of Packington, 1690-2. Buried at
Ashby, Jan. 27, 1691-2. (Nichols, iii. 636.)
SMART, JOHN. B.Civ.L. 1487-8.
SMART, JOHN. M.A. 1655 (Incorp. from Oxford). Sometime
of Merton College, Oxford. Of Evesham, Worcs. Scholar of
Trinity, Oxford, 1648 by the Parliamentary Visitors; B.A.
(Oxford) 1651; M.A. 1653; B.D. 1662. Died Mar. 26, i666.
Buried in Trinity College Chapel, Oxford. (Al. Oxon.)
SMART, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June 15, 1694. Of
Lincolnshire. Perhaps same as next.
SMART, JOHN. M.D. 1728 (Com. Reg.). Of Chelsea Hospital.
Died Sept. 1740. (Musgrave.)
SMART, NATHANIEL. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Apr. 1608.
Doubtless s. of Robert, of Preston, Northants. (But he does
not appear in the pedigree, Nichols, in. 619.) B. at Preston,
Northants. Matric. 1608; Scholar; B.A. 1611-2; M.A. 1615.
Ord. deacon (London) Dec. 18, 1614, age 24. C. of Braintree,
Essex. Minister of St Nicholas, Ipswich, Suffolk, 16x7-32-
Buried there Feb. 28, 1632. Doubtless brother of Ithiel
(i6i6-7), father of the next and Ezechiel (1635) and Daniel
(1650).
SMART, NATHANIEL. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Nov. 30,
1633. Of Suffolk. Doubtless s. of Nathaniel (above). Bapt.
July 26, 1618, at St Nicholas, Ipswich. B.A. 1637-8; M.A.
1641. Preacher of St Mary Tower, Ipswich, 1639-43.
Minister of St Nicholas, 1642-6, and of St Lawrence, 1655.
Probably R. of Kimbolton, Hunts., 1658-9. Buried there
Aug. 14, 1659. Father of Samuel (1672) and probably of the
next, brother of Ezechiel (1635) and Daniel (1650).
SMART, NATHANIEL. Adm. at St Catharine's, May 1, 1661.
Of Suffolk. Probably s. of Nathaniel (above). Bapt. Mar. 5,
1644, at St Nicholas, Ipswich. Matric. 1662; B.A. 1664-5;
M.A. 1668. R. of Bamardiston, Suffolk, 1677-8. Died 1678.
Probably half-brother of Samuel (1672). (J. Nicholas,
Ipswich Parish Register.)
SMART, PETER. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1575;
B.A. 1578-9; M.A. 1582. Perhaps brother of Henry (1573)-
For a contemporary namesake see D.N.B. and Al. Oxon.
SMART, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, July 3, 1636.
Of Essex. Matric. 1637; B.A. 1640-1; M.A. 1644.
SMART, ROLAND. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1567.
One of these names adm. at Gray's Inn, 1571.
SMARTE, SAMSON. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Mar. 17, 1645-6.
Perhaps intruded as R. of Greatworth, Northants., 1648;
conformed, 1660. Buried there Aug. 23, 1674.
SMART, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age 15 (sic)) at Sidney, June 5,
1672. S. of Nathaniel (1633), minister of St Nicholas and
St La^v^ence, Ipswich, deceased. Bapt. Dec. (?) 13, 1654, at
St Nicholas, Ipswich. School, Ipswich. Matric. 1672; B.A.
1675-6. Ord. priest (London) Mar. 16, 1678-9. Probably
half-brother of Nathaniel (1661).
SMART, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Easter, 1611.
SMART, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Clare, June 4, 1667. Of
Grendon, Northants. Matric. 1667; B.A. 1670-1; M.A. 1674.
Signed for deacon's orders (London) Sept. 23, 1671. Perhaps
ord. priest (Oxford) May 21, 1676. Probably V. of Eari's
Barton, Northants.. 1676-8. V. of Chalfont St Giles', Bucks.,
1679. R. of Byfleet, Surrey, 1687-1710. See Al. Oxon. for a
contemporary.
SMART, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from St Catharine's, Easter,
1546; B.A. 1551-2. Fellow of Christ's, 1552-4- Perhaps
master at Stratford-on-Avon Grammar School, 1554-65- V.
of Stratford, 1565-7- Living, 1588. (E. I.Fripp; P«;«, i. 41-)
SMART, . Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Jan. 20, 1617-8.
SMATHWAITE, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1586.
SMEAR, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. scholar at Trinity Hall,
Jan. 11, 1662-3. Of Suffolk. Perhaps s. of WiUiam, of
Gislingham. Matric. 1663; LL.B. 1667. R- of Wyverstone,
1670-1718. C. of Gt Ashfield, 1671. Died 1718. Father of
Lynne (1704)-
SMEAR, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Magdalene,
June 1, 1719. S. of Christopher, gent. B. at Norwich.
School, Botesdale, Suffolk. Matric. 1719; B.A. 1723-4- Ord.
deacon (Norwich) Sept. 1724; priest, June, 1726. V. of
Reydon and Southwold, Suffolk, 1727. V. of Mutford and
Bamby, 1730-81. Admon. Nov. 1781; of Frostenden,
clerk.
SMEAR, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Trinity, July 4, 1672. Probably
s. of Christopher, of Gislingham, Suffolk, yeoman. Scholar,
1674; Matric. 1675; B.A. 1675-6; M.A. 1679- Ord. deacon
(Norwich) Mar. 1679-80; priest, Dec. 1683. R. of Groton,
Suffolk, 1689-1703. Buried there July 12, 1703.
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SMEAR, LYNNE. Adm. sizar at Trinity, June x, 1704. S. of
Christopher (1662-3), of Wyverstone, Suffolk. School,
Norwich (Mr Scott). Matric. 1704; B.A. 1711-2; M.A. 1727.
Ord. deacon (London) May 27, 1711; priest (Norwich) Jan.
18, 1712-3. R. of St Augustine's, Norwich, till 1730. Pre-
centor of Norwich Cathedral, 1731. V. of Eaton, Norwich,
1735-61- V. of Bawburgh, Norfolk, 1739. R. of Alderford,
and V. of Attlebridge. Died Dec. 30, 1761, aged 76. (G. Mag.)
SMEATH, see SMETHE.
SMEATON, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, Apr.
25,1674. S. of John. B. at York. School, Sherbum. Matric.
1674; B.A. 1677-8. Ord. deacon (York) 1678. Probably V. of
Nether-Wallop, Hants., c. 1704.
SMEATON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Queens', Dec. 26, 1707.
Of Yorkshire. Matric. 1708; B.A. 1711-2; M.A. 1718. Ord.
deacon (York) Sept. 1713; priest, Sept. 1715. V. of Melboum,
Cambs., 1716-22.
SMETON, . B.A. 1478-9; M.A. 1482.
SMEDLY, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. pens, (age 22) at St John's,
Aug. 21, 1663. S. of Thomas, deceased, of Howden, Yorks.
B. there. School, Heydon (aWas Hedon), Yorks. B.A. 1667-8.
Ord. deacon (York) c. 1666-7; priest, June, 1667.
SMEDLEY, CORNELIUS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's,
June 15, 1665. S. of John, yeoman, of Caulk, Derbyshire.
B. there. School, Repton. Matric. 1665; B.A. 1668-9.
Master of Osgathorpe School, Leics., 1673-1714. Died 1714.
WiU (Leicester) 1714.
SMEE, FRANCIS. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June 4, 1718.
Of Cambridgeshire. Matric. 1718-9; B.A. 1721-2; M.A.
1725. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Feb. 1724-5. V. of St Andrew,
Ilketshall, Suffolk, 1727-48.
SMEE, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Queens', June 18, 1714. Of
Cambridgeshire. Matric. 1714; B.A. 1717-8; M.A. 1721.
Ord. deacon (Norwich) June, 1720; priest (London) Feb. 18,
1721-2.
SMEGREGYLL or SMYGRELL, ADAM. B.A. 1515-6.
SMELT, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1628; B.A. 1631-2.
SMELT, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 15) at St John's, Apr. 11 (or
May u), 1639. 2nd s. of Matthew (1610), gent., of Kirkby
Fleetham, Richmonds., Yorks. B. there. Bapt. Nov. 15, 1622,
at Thornton Watlass. School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1639; B.A.
1644-5; M.A. 1648; B.D. 1655. Fellow, 1647. Adm. at
Gray's Inn, July 1, 1644. Probably V. of Boynton with
Camaby, Yorks., 1663-7. Brother of Leonard (1637) and
Matthew (1639), father of Thomas (1663). {Vis. of Yorks.,
1663.)
SMELT, JOHN. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 15) at Christ's, Sept. 23,
1674. 2nd s. of Leonard (1637). B. at Kirkby Fleetham.
School, Northallerton (Mr Thomas Smelt). Matric. 1674.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, May 6, 1675. Brother of Leonard (1674).
{Peile, u. 55-6.)
SMELT, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 20) at Sidney, May 26, 1744.
S. of Luke (1702), V. of Lastingham, Yorks. B. there.
Schools, Kirby, Yorks. and Thornton. Matric. 1744; B.A.
1747-8. Ord. deacon (Lincoln, Lift. dim. from London) Mar.
4; priest, Mar. 19, 1747-8.
SMELT, LEONARD. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1614.
Of Richmondshire. Doubtless 2nd s. of Leonard, of Kirkby
Fleetham. B.A. 1617-8; M.A. 1621. Fellow, 1619-23.
Buried at AU Saints', Cambridge, Aug. 30, 1623. Brother of
Richard (1617) and Matthew (1610). {Vis. of Yorks., 1665.)
SMELT, LEONARD. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Sidney, May 6,
1637. S. and h. of Matthew (1610), Esq. B. at Kirkby
Fleetham, Yorks. Bapt. July i8, 1619, at Thornton Watlass.
School, Ripon. Matric. 1637. Adm. at Gray's Inn, May 14,
1639. Of Kirkby Fleetham, Esq. Married Anne, dau. of
John WasteU, of Scorton, Yorks. Living, 1665. Died before
May 6, 1675. Father of the next and of John (1674), brother
of John (1639) and Matthew (1639). {Vis. of Yorks., 1665.)
SMELT, LEONARD. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 16) at Christ's, Sept.
23, 1674. S. and h. of Leonard (above), of Kirkby Fleetham.
B. there. School, Northallerton (Mr Thomas Smelt). Matric.
1674. Adm. at Gray's Inn, May 6, 1675. Of Kirkby Fleetham.
(Apparently not the M.P. for Northallerton as stated by
Peile.) Married Grace, dau. of Sir William Frankland, of
Thirkleby. Died 1710. Brother of John (1674) and father
of the next. {Vis. of Yorks., 1665; Peile, 11. 55; Genealogist,
N.S., vii. 98.)
SMELT, LEONARD. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Jesus, Aug. 27, 1700.
Of Yorkshire. S. of Leonard (above), of Kirkby Fleetham.
M.P. for Thirsk, 1709-10; for Northallerton, 1713-40. Clerk
to the Ordnance, 1733-40. Died May 30, 1740. (Ingledew,
Northallerton, 138; A. Gray; A. B. Beaven.)
Smethe, Simon
SMELT, LUKE. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Christ's, June 8, 1660.
S. of Thomas (1629), schoolmaster. B. at Danby, Yorks.
School, Northallerton (under his father). Matric. 1660; B.A.
1663-4. Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1664; priest, June, 1667.
R. of Easingwold, Yorks., 1668-9. R. of Welbury, 1669-90.
R. of Burythorpe, till 1720. Died Dec. 1720. Brother of
Thomas (1664) and father of the next. {Peile, l. 591.)
SMELT, LUKE. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Sidney, May 23, 1702.
S. of Luke (above), R. of Welbury, Yorks. School, Coxwold.
Matric. 1704; B.A. 1705-6. Ord. deacon (York) Jan. 1705-6;
priest, 1708. V. of Lastingham, Yorks., 1709. Died 1770.
Father of John (1744).
SMELT, MATTHEW. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter, 1610.
Doubtless s. and h. of Leonard, of Kirkby Fleetham, Yorks.,
gent. Adm. at Gray's Inn, May 13, 1613. Of Kirkby Fleet-
ham, Esq. Married Alice, dau. of John Dodsworth, of
Thornton Watlass, Dec. 9, 1617. Died Sept 22, 1652, aged
59. M.I. at Kirkby Fleetham. Brotherof Leonard (1614) and
Richard (1617), father of Leonard (1637), Matthew (1639)
and John (1639). {Vis. of Yorks., 1665.)
SMELT, MATTHEW. Adm. pens, (age 15) at St John's, Apr.
or May ir, 1639. 3rds. of Matthew (above), gent., of Kirkby
Fleetham, Richmonds. B. there. School, Sedbergh. Matric.
1639; B.A. 1646; M.A. 1650. Adm. at Gray's Inn, July i,
1644. Died unmarried. Brother of John (1639) and Leonard
(1637). {Vis. of Yorks., 1665.)
SMELT, MAURICE. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Peterhouse, May 8,
1732. Of Yorkshire. School, Coxwold. Matric. 1732;
Scholar, 1732; B.A. 1735-6; M.A. 1739. V. of West Wittering,
Sussex, 1739-93. V. of Donnington, 1751-93. Died 1793.
WiU (P.C.C.) 1793.
SMELT, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, May 27, 1617.
3rd s. of Leonard, of Kirkby Fleetham, Yorks. Matric. 1617;
B.A. 1620; M.A. 1624. Ord. deacon (York) Dec. 1624; priest,
Mar. 1624-5. Preb. of York, 1625-40. R. of Easington-in-
Cleveland, 1640-66. Died i666. Brother of Matthew (1610)
and Leonard (1614), father of William (1648). {T. A . Walker;
Vis. of Yorks., 1665.)
SMELT, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, c. 1589.
Doubtless s. and h. of Robert, of Richmond, Yorks. Adm.
at Gray's Inn, Feb. 6, 1594-5. {Genealogist, N.S., xxxiii. 27.)
SMELT, THOMAS. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Sidney, Oct. 15, 1605.
Probably of Ainderby Myers, Yorks.; adm. at Gray's Inn,
Oct. 26, 1614, from Barnard's Inn.
SMELT, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1629;
B.A. 1632-3. Probably master of Danby Wiske School,
Yorks.; afterwards Head Master of Northallerton School,
1652. V. of North Otterington, i66i-86. Buried at North-
allerton, Nov. 19, 1686. Father of Thomas (1664) and Luke
(1660). (Ingledew, Northallerton, 197; Peile, i. 610.)
SMELT, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Christ's, June 5,
1663. S. of John (1639). B. at Kirkby Fleetham, Yorks.
School, Northallerton (Mr Thos. Smelt). Matric. 1663; B.A.
1666. Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 22; priest, Dec. 20, 1668.
C. at Langton, in 1691. {Peile, i. 604.)
SMELT, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Christ's, May 27,
1664. S. of Thomas (1629), schoolmaster. B. at Richmond,
Yorks. School, Northallerton (under his father). Matric.
1664; B.A. 1667-8; M.A. 1671. Ord. deacon (York); priest,
Sept. 1669. Brother of Luke (1660). {Peilt; i. 610.)
SMELT, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 20) at Christ's, June 24,
1726. S. of Thomas. B. at Stockton, Durham. School,
Kirk Leatham (Mr Clarke). Matric. 1728; M.B. 1731.
SMELT, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age i8) at St John's, Nov. 15,
1648. S. of Richard (1617), R. of Easington, Yorks. B. there.
Matric. 1649.
SMELT, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 20) at Trinity, June 21,
1 73 1. S. of Thomas, of Greengates, Yorks. School, Sedbergh.
Matric. 1731; Scholar, 1734; B.A. 1734-5; M.A. 1738; B.D.
1750. Fellow, 1737. V. of Shudy Camps, Cambs., 1752.
V. of St Andrew, Enfield, Middlesex, 1758-67. Died Apr. 8,
1767. (A. B. Beaven.)
SMELTER or SMILTER, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at
St John's, May 26, 1658. S. of John, yeoman, of Ecclesfield,
Yorks. B. there. School, Sheffield (Mr Whitaker). Matric.
1658; B.A. 1661-2; M.A. 1669. V. of St Nicholas-at-Wade
with Sarre, Kent, 1671-1700. Died Nov. 26, 1700, aged 59.
Buried at St Nicholas-at-Wade, Thanet. (H. G. Harrison.)
SMELTHE, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1615;
B.A. 1618-9; M.A. 1622.
SMETHE or SMEATH, SIMON, .^dm. pens, at Peterhouse,
May 27, 1617. Of Middlesex. Matric. 1617; B.A. 1620-1;
M.A. 1624. Fellow, 1623-36. Perhaps V. of Walkem, Herts.,
1648; deprived, i66o. Died Jan. 6, 1679-80. {T. A. Walker,
6; Cussans, Herts.)
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SMETHERS or SMITHERS, RALPH. Matric. sizar from Corpus
Christi, Michs. 1578.
SMETHHURST, see also SMITHURST.
SMETHURST, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Apr. 3,
1672. Of Lancashire. Matric. 1672; B.A. 1675-6. C. of
Whetworth, Lanes. Buried at Rochdale, Sept. 8, 1679.
(E. Axon.)
SMETHURST, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at Jesus, May 27, 1682.
Of Lancashire. Malric. 1682; B.A. from Emmanuel, 1685-6.
Ord. deacon (Chester) Dec. 19, 1686, age 23. Probably buried
at Rochdale, Apr. 2, 1691; of Balderston, cleik.
SMITH, ABEL B.A. 1563-4. Of Huntingdonshire. M.A. 1567;
B.D. 1574. Fellow of St John's, 1567. Senior Fellow, 1580.
Ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.) June 22, 1573. R. of Water
Newton, Hunts., 1573-80. R. of Knapton, Norfolk, during
1573. University preacher, 1577. R. of Glaston, Rutland,
1579-84. R. of Thomhaugh, Northants., 1581-1616. R. of
Stibbington, Hunts., 1589-C. 1612. Deanof Stamford, Lines.,
1610. Died 1616. Benefactor to Stibbington Church.
Probably brother of Christopher (1555).
SMITH, ABRAHAM. Adm. Dens, at Peterhouse, Apr. 1582.
Matric. 1582; Scholar, 1582-6; B.A. 1585-6.
SMITH, ABRAHAM. Matric. sizar from Sx John's, c. 1596.
B. c. 1579. B.A. 1600-1 ; M.A. 1604. Incorp. at Oxford, 1611.
Ord. deacon and priest (York) Oct. 6, 1604. V. of Winterton,
Lines., 1605-21. R. of West Halton, 1612-4, ejected. V. of
Burton Stather, 1614-26. R. of Gt Coates, 1624. V. of
Grasby, 1641. Died 1651-2. Will proved (Lincoln) Apr. 6,
1652. (Al. Oxon.)
SMITH, ABRAHAM. Adm. sizar (age 20) at Pembroke, Jan. 23,
i668-g. S. of Henry, weaver. B. at Halifax, Yorks. Matric.
1672; B.A. 1672-3. Ord. deacon (London) June, 1672; priest
(Norwich) Feb. 1675-6. One of these names R. of North
Barsham, Norfolk, 1686-g. Buried 1689.
SMITH, ABRAHAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Sx John's, June 24,
1670. S. of Gabriel (? 1646), deceased, of Audlem, Cheshire.
B. there. School, Audlem.
SMYTH, ABRAHAM. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Jesus, July i,
1671. Of Lincolnshire. Matric. 1671; B.A. 1674-5. Ord.
deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 24, 1676; priest (London) Feb. 24,
1677-8.
SMITH, ABRAHAM. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Trinixy, May 27,
1728. S. of James, of Bishop Auckland, Durham. School,
Bishop Auckland (Mr Emarson). Matric. 1728; B.A. 1731-2.
Ord. deacon (Durham) 1734; priest, Sept. 1735. P.C. of
Escomb, Durham, 1736. P.C. of St Andrew's, Auckland,
1756. Married, at Coniscliffe, May 30, 1739, Ann Hilton, of
Barnard Castle. Buried at St Andrew's, Auckland, Mar. 18,
1786. (D. S. Boutflower; H. M. Wood.)
SMYTHE, ADAM. Matric. sizar from Pexerhouse, Easter,
1555-
SMITH, ADAM. Matric. sizar from Sx Catharine's, c. 1593;
B.A. 1596-7. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 22, 1605; priest,
Dec. 20, 1607. C. of Kelmarsh, Northants.
SMITH, AEMILIUS. Ord. priest (Peterb.) Sept. 21, 1634; 'B.A.
from Cambridge.' Possibly Miles (1630-1).
SMITH, ALBAN. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Miehs. 1550.
Protsably 2nd s. of Thomas, of Welboum, Lines.; under age,
in 1541. Perhaps brother of Thomas (1550). (Lines. Pedigrees
899.)
SMITH, ALEXANDER. Scholar of Sx John's, 1550. Of York-
shire. B.A. 1553-4. Fellow of Queens', 1554, when he
received tonsure (London). Fellow of St John's, 1555.
Probably R. of Ilketshall St John, Suffolk, 1579-1608. R.
of Bamaby, 1582-1613. R. of Thorpe-by-Haddiscoe,
Norfolk, 1591-1613.
SMITH, ALTHAM. Adm. pens, at Queens', Oct. 3, 1667. Of
Essex. S. of Sir Thomas (1618-g), of Hill Hall, Essex, Bart.
Matric. 1667. Adm. at Gray's Inn, June 8, 1670. Barrister-
at-law. Married (1) Susannah Gore; (2) Lucy Garden,
widow of Mark Lane, of London. Buried at Theydon Mount,
Feb. 23, 1705-6. Brother of Charles (1659) and Edward
(1654). (Misc. Gen. et Her., 2nd S., iv. 242.)
SMITH, AMBROSE. B.A. 1585 (Incorp. from Oxford). Of
Rutland, pleb. Matric. (Magdalen Hall, Oxford) Apr. 15,
1580, age 16; B.A. 1583. Perhaps adm. at Gray's Inn, 1588;
'of Withicote, Leics.'
SMITH, AMES. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, May 19, 1693.
SMITH, ANDREW. B.Civ.L. 1513-4.
SMITH, ANDREW. B.A. 1520-1.
SMITH, ANDREW. Matric. sizar from Trinixv, Michs. 1576;
B.A. 1580-1; M.A. 1584. Perhaps V. of Fulham, Middlesex,
1593-8, deprived. R. of Llanvyllin, Montgomery, 1601-2.
Smith, Bernard
SMITH, ANDREW. B.A. from Pembroke, 1603-4; M.A. 1607.
One of these names V. of Beaumont, Cumberland, 1634-63.
Died 1663.
SMITH, ANDREW. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Sx John's, June 9,
1669. S. of Long, vintner, of Bourne, Lines. B. there. School,
Uppingham (Mr Stockman). Matric. 1669; B.A. 1672-3;
M.A. 1676. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) May 25, 1673. Perhaps
V. of East Tilbury, Essex, 1696-1700. Died 1700.
SMITH, ANDREW. Adm. sizar at Jesus, May i, 1691. Of
Newmarket St Mary, Suffolk. Doubtless s. of James. Bapt.
Dec. 10, 1673, at Newmarket St Mary. Matric. 1691; B.A.
1694-5; M.A. 1698. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Sept. 1696;
priest, Feb. 1699-1700. V. of Bumham Overy, Norfolk,
1 701. Probably R. of Thundersley, Essex, 1701-3. Died
1703-4.
SMITH, ANTHONY. B.A. 1536-7. Perhaps R. of Lyndon,
Rutland, 1547-57. Died 1557. One of these names chantry
priest at Hornby, Richmondshire, in 1548.
SMITH, ANTHONY. Matric. pens, from Pexerhouse, Michs.
1552. Probably s. of John, of Withcote, Leics. Of Kent, in
1568. Probably brother of Robert (1550). (Nichols, 11. 184;
Suffolk Man. Fam., i. 249.)
SMITH, ANTHONY. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, June 4,
1673. S. of Anthony, doctor, of Kelthorp, Lines. B. there.
School, Charterhouse. Matric. 1673; B.A. from St Catharine's,
1676-7; M.A. 1692. Ord. priest (Lincoln) Mar. 7, 1679-80.
V. of Gainsborough, 1695-1719. Preb. of Lincoln, 1697-1719.
Died 1719.
SMITH, ANTHONY. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Peterhouse, Apr.
25, 1691. S. and h. of Richard, of SnowhiU, London. School,
Bedford. Matric. 1691; B.A. 1694-5; M..\. from Sidney,
1698. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 22, 1695; priest, Sept. 20,
1696. C. of Wilden, Beds. Perhaps R. of St Michael, Wood
Street, London, 1717-21. Died at Newport Pagnell, Bucks.,
Aug. 5, 1721. Will (P.C.C.) 1723. Brother of John (1697).
(Musgrave, Ob.; Hennessy.)
SMITH, ARTHUR. Matric. sizar from Emmanuel, Easter, 1605;
B.A. 1608-9; M.A. 1612. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 18;
priest, June 19, 1614. V. of Oundle, Northants., 1621.
Buried there Feb. 12, 1641-2. Father of Samuel (1629) and
Nathaniel (1643).
SMITH, ARTHUR. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 15) at Christ's,
Apr. 2, 1658. S. of Stephen. B. at Blaekmore, near Ingate-
stone, Essex. School, Chelmsford (Mr Peake). Matric. 1658.
Brothei- of Stephen (1668).
SMITH, BARNABAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Peterhouse,
Dec. 15, 1670. Of Nottinghamshire. School, Retford.
Matric. 167T; Scholar, 1671; B.A. 1674-5. Ord. deacon
(York) Sept. 1675; priest, Sept. 24, 1676. V. of Gt Sturton,
Lines., 1679. R. of Panton, 1681. Brother of Henry (1669)
and John (1673). For his son Barnabas, B.D., see Al.
Oxon.
SMITH, BARTHOLOMEW. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, 1656.
Matric. Easter, 1657; B.A. 1660-1; M.A. 1664. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) June 8; priest, June 10, 1661.
SMITH, BENJAMIN. \Am. sizar (age 16) at St John's, Aug. 15,
1659. S. of John (? i6i6), clerk, of Dunmow, Essex. B. there.
School, Felsted. Matric. 1659; B.A. 1663-4; M.A. 1667. Ord.
deacon (Ely) Sept. 21; priest, Dec. 22, 1667. V. of Gt
Waltham, Essex, 1670-80. R. of Boxworth, Cambs., 1680.
R. of Childerley, 1681. V. of St Peter's, Colchester, 1698-
1714. Author, sermons, etc. Died 1714. Brother of John
(1651).
SMITH, BENJAMIN. Adm. pens, at Queens', Jan. 19, 1686-7.
Of Essex. Matric. 1687; B.A. 1690-1; M.A. 1695. Ord.
deacon (London) June 11, 1693.
SMITH, BENJAMIN. Adm. Fell. -Com. (age 24 (sic)) at Pem-
broke, July 18, 1733. Of Stamford, Lines., clerk. Doubtless
s. of Benjamin and nephew by the half-blood to Sir Isaac
Newton (whose mother, Hannah Newton, married as her
2nd husband the Rev. Barnabas Smith, R. of North Witham,
Lines., Jan. 27, 1645). B. c. 1700. B.D. 1746 (10 year man).
Lived with his uncle Sir Isaac Newton, c. 1718-27. Left
England, c. 1727 and resided at Paris for about two years;
proceeded thence to Rome. Returned to England, c. 1732.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 24, 1732; 'eruditus'; C. of
Stamford'; priest. May 20, 1733. R. of mediety of Linton,
Yorks., 1733-77. Buried there Jan. 7, 1777. AI.I. Brother
of Newton (1713). (Lines. Pedigrees, 726; Nichols, Lit.
History, iv. 32; G. Mag., lxxv. 1144.)
SMITH, BERNARD. Adm. at Christ's, 1625, from Exeter
College, Oxford. Matric. there, Dec. 13, 1622, age 16. S. of
Bernard, of Shute, Devon. B.A. 1626-7; M.A. 1632. R. of
Upper Lyme, Devon, 1645, by the Westminster Assembly.
Will (P.C.C.) 1656. (Al. Oxon.)
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Smith, Brian
SMYTH, BRIAN. Adm. at King's (age 18) a scholar from Eton,
Aug. 1,1519. Of Saltfleetby, Lines. B. A. 1522-3; M. A. 1527;
B.D. 1534. Fellow, 1522-35. On the Caput, 1531-2. Ord.
deacon (Lincoln).
SMITH, BRIAN. Adna. sizar at Queens', Oct. 15, 1596. Of
Suffolk. S. of Thomas. Matric. c. 1597; B.A. 1600-1; M.A.
1604. Ord. priest (Norwich) Feb. 17, i6io-i. V. of Cavendish,
Suffolk, 1610-55. V. of Bures, 1612-46, ejected. Died 1655.
Will (P.C.C); of Purleigh, Essex. {Vis. of Suffolk, 1664.)
SMITH, BRIAN. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1617;
B.A. 1620-1; M.A. 1624. Incorp. at Oxford, 1624. Ord.
deacon (Peterb.) June 16, 1622. C. of Whipsnade, Beds.,
1622-3. Perhaps Naval Chaplain, 1633. R. of Yelford St
Nicholas, Oxon., 1637. Licensed to marry Ann, dau. of
Rev. Richard Horsmonden, late of Ulcombe, Kent, Apr. i8,
1633-
SMITH, BRIAN. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1633.
S. of Brian, of Cavendish, Suffolk. B.A. 1636-7; M.A. 1640;
D.D. 1660 {Lit. Reg.). Ord. priest (Bishop Hall, of Norwich)
July 7, 1648. R. of North Lynn, Norfolk, 1648. R. of
Rendlesham, Suffolk, 1660. R. of Little Wacton, Norfolk,
1660-72. R. of Stoke-Ash, Suffolk. Of Wantisden. {Vis. of
Suffolk, 1664.)
SMITH, BRIAN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Magdalene, Apr. 27,
1655. S. of Brian, of Hibaldstow, Lines. School, Lincoln.
Matric. 1655; B.A. 1658-9. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Dec. 2,
1660. V. of Hibaldstow, 1660. V. of Bishop's Norton, 1663.
SMITH, BROCKETT. B.A. from King's, 1616-7. B. at Ayott,
Herts. Ord. deacon (London) Dec. 23, 1621, age 26; priest.
Mar. 17, 1621-2. C. of Nasing, Essex. V. of Roydon, in 1628;
probably there till 1667. Married, at Hiinsdon, Herts.,
Isabella, widow of Robert Baines, Feb. 20, 1622-3. Inventory
of his goods filed in 1667, Cons. C. London. (H. Smith.)
SMITH, CALEB. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, June 6, 1719.
S. of William, husbandman, of Yorkshire. B. at Famdale,
Kirkby Moorside. School, Coxwold (Mr Midgeley). Matric.
1719; B.A. 1722-3; M.A. 1726. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept.
21, 1723; priest (Lincoln) Dec. 20, 1730. Usher of the
Grammar School, Northampton, 1723. C. of St Peter's,
Northampton, 1733. Buried Apr. 3, 1736, at St Peter's.
{Scott-Mayor, m. 326; L. Mag.)
SMITH, CHARLES. Matric. pens, from King's, Easter, 1578.
SMITH, CHARLES. Matric. pens, from King's, Lent, 1597-8.
Perhaps B.A. 1602-3; M.A. from Clare, 1606. Probably
V. of Litlington, Cambs. (Clare living), 1603-9. R- of
Southery, Norfolk, 1608-25. Died 1625.
SMITH, CHARLES. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Easter,
1640.
SMITH, CHARLES. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Oct. 26, 1641;
B.A. 1645-6. Possibly the same as the next, but another
of these names, s. and h. of Charles, of Ipswich, Suffolk,
was adm. at Gray's Inn, May 26, 1646.
SMITH, CHARLES. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Emmanuel, Easter,
1644. S. of Sir John, of Sutton, Kent, Knt. B. in London.
Matric. (Balliol College, Oxford) May 24, 1639, age 10. Adm.
at Gray's Inn, July 27, 1646. M.P. for Lostwithiel, 1668-79;
for Penryn, 1679-81.
SMITH, CHARLES. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1659.
Of Essex. S. of Sir Thomas, of HiU Hall. B.A. 1662; M.A.
1666. Fellow, 1663-73. Incorp. at Oxford, 1672. Ord.
deacon (Ely) Mar. 19, 1670-1; priest, Mar. 3, 1671-2. R. of
St Martin's, Ludgate, 1672-8. Preb. of St Paul's, 1673-8.
R. of Winnington, Essex, 1675. Archdeacon of Colchester,
1675-8. Buried Sept. 12, 1678, at Theydon Mount. Brother
of Altham (1667) and Edward (1654). {Al. Oxon.; Misc.
Gen. el Her., 2nci S., iv. 243.)
SMITH, CHARLES. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Peterhouse,
Jan. 18, 1664-5. Of Sussex. School, Westminster. Matric.
1664-5; Scholar, 1665; B.A. 1668-9. Signed for deacon's
orders (London) Sept. 23, 1670. Probably V. of Sompting,
Sussex, 1671-90; a non-juror; R. of Coombe, 1677. One of
these names of Offington, Broadwater, Sussex, clerk; will
(Chichester) 1725.
SMYTHE, CHARLES. Adm. at St Catharine's, June 29, 1668;
B.A. 1671-2; M.A. 1675. Fellow, 1674-82. Proctor, 1681.
Signed for deacon's orders (London) Sept. 9, 1672.
SMITH, CHARLES. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Queens', Oct. 30,
1689. S. of Thomas. B. at Stutton, Suffolk. School, Felsted.
Matric. 1690. Migrated pens, to Christ's, Feb. 11, 1690-1.
B.A. 1693-4. Ord. deacon (London) May, 1695; priest,
Dec. 20, 1696. (Perhaps V. of Gt Bromley, Essex, 1700-10.
Died 1710. One of these names schoolmaster and C. of St
BarthoIomew-the-Great, London, 1705. Buried there Nov.
20, 1727.) Probably brother of Thomas (1682). {Peile, 11.
121.)
Smith, Desiderius
SMITH, CHARLES. M.A. from King's, 1699. S. of William, of
Worcester. Matric. (Pembroke College, Oxford) Dec. 17,
1687, age 15; B.A. (Oxford) 1691. Ord. priest (Gloucester)
June 3, 1694. V. of Ashleworth, Gloucs., 1695-1716. V. of
Corse, 1699-1716. {Al. Oxon.; S. F. Hockaday.)
SMYTH, CHARLES. Adm. sizar (age 30) at Magdalene, Oct.
12, 1700. S. of James. B. at Dagenham, Essex. School,
Eton.
SMYTH, CHARLES. Adm. pens, at Queens', Apr. 10, 1729.
Of Essex. 2nd s. of Sir Edward (1703), of HiU Hall, Essex,
Bart. Bapt. Oct. 12, 1711, at St James', Westminster. Adm.
at Lincohi's Inn, June 20, 1728. High Sheriff for Essex,
1760. Succeeded as 5th Bart., Mar. 4, 1760. Married
Ehzabeth, dau. of John Burgess, of London. Died s.p.m.
Mar. 24, 1773. aged 61. Buried at Theydon Mount. Brother
of Edward (1728) and WiUiam (1737-8). {Misc. Gen. et Her.,
2nd S., IV. 243; G.E.C., in. 235.)
SMITH, CHARLES. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Caius, June 5, 1745.
S. of William (1711), R. of Sandcroft (South Elmham) and
Homersfield, Suffolk. B. at Mendham, Norfolk. School,
Harleston, Norfolk (under his father). Scholar, 1745-53;
Matric. 1746; B.A. 1748-9; M.A. 1753. Fellow, 1753-74.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Dec. 24, 1749; priest, Sept. 22, 1751.
V. of Weeting, Norfolk, 1773-94. Died Mar. 31, 1794.
Buried at Weeting. Will (P.C.C.) June, 1795. Brother of
John (1751) and William (1744). {Venn, 11. 57; G. Mag.;
E. Mag.)
SMITH, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. sizar from Peterhouse,
Easter, 1555; B.A. 1559-60; M.A. from St John's, 1563.
Fellow of St John's, 1560; of Huntingdonshire. Probably
adm. at the Inner Temple, Apr. 1564; of Water Newton,
Hants, {sic). Probably brother of Abel (1563-4).
SMYTH, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. sizar from Christ's, May,
1568.
SMITH, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1569; B.A. 1573-4; M.A. 1577. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Mar.
31, 1579. Perhaps ord. priest (Peterb.) Sept. 19, 1619.
Perhaps R. of Snarford, Lines., 1618, and V. of Middle
Rasen, 1622-32. But see also the next.
SMITH, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Nov. 10,
1590. Matric. c. 1591; Scholar; B.A. 1594-5; M.A. 1598.
Ord. deacon (Norwich) Sept. 29, 1601, age 28; 'C. of Bungay
St Mary, Suffolk.' V. of Holy Trinity, Bungay, 1602-31.
SMITH, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. pens, from Emmanuel,
Easter, 1605.
SMITH, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. sizar from St John's, Lent,
1626-7; B.A. 1629-30; M.A. 1633. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
May 27; priest, Sept. 23, 1632. Probably C. of Whittlesford,
Cambs., c. 1632. One of these names, 'M.A.,' Master of
Aldenham School, Herts., 1634-46. Died c. 1646.
SMITH, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's,
June 29, 1715, afterwards pens. 3rd s. of Thomas, gent,
(and Margaret, dau. of Christopher Mickleton, of Crook Hall,
Durham). B. at Morton Grange, Durham. Bapt. Apr. 5,
1698, at Houghton-le-Spring. School, Durham (Mr Ross).
Matric. 1715; B.A. 1718-9. Brother of Robert (1697).
{Surtees, i. 187.)
SMITH, CLEMENT. Matric. pons, from Queens', Michs. 1572.
Of London. S. of George, of Philpot Lane, London, merchant
and nephew of Sir Thomas Smith (1526). B.A. 1575-6;
M.A. 1579; B.D. 1586; D.D. 1609. Fellow, 1576-1611. Ord.
deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 28; priest (Ely) Nov. 17, 1577. R. of
St Botolph, Cambridge, 1581-4. R. of Skeyton, Norfolk,
1595-1611. V. of Oakington, Cambs., during 161 1. Chaplain
to the Earl of Nottingham. Died 1611. Will (P.C.C.) 1612.
Brother of Edward (1579). {Misc. Gen. et Her., 2nd S., I v.
241; Cooper, III. 57.)
SMITH, CORNELIUS. B.Can.L. 1514-5. (Six years study
abroad, four at Oxford and two at Cambridge.)
SMITH, DANIEL. Matric. sizar from Peterhouse, Easter, 1622.
Of Ely, Cambs. B.A. 1624-5. Ord. deacon (Norivich) Sept.
24; priest, Dec. 17, 1626. C. of Ovington, Norfolk, in 1635.
SMITH, DANIEL. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Feb. 13, 1648-9.
Of Lancashire. Matric. 1649. Migrated to Jesus, Jan. 2,
1651. B.A. 1652. Ord. presbyter (by Manchester Classis)
Aug. 10, 1653. Minister of Blackley, 1653-4.
SMITH, DANIEL. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, May 3, 1693.
S. and h. of Daniel, attorney, of Harwich, Essex. B. there.
School, Ipswich (Mr Stephenson). Matric. 1693; B..'^. 1696-7.
Adm. at the Middle Temple, May 3, 1694. {Venn, \. 492.)
SMITH, DAVID. B.Can.L. 1467-8. Perhaps R. of Little
Gransden, Cambs., 1466.
SMITH, DESIDERIUS. Adm. sizar at Sidney, Oct. 22, 1605.
Matric. 1606; B..^. 1609-10; M.A. 1613. Probably V. of
Hailsham, Sussex, 1623-5.
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SMYTHE, EDMUND. Adm. pens, (age i6) at Caius, Sept. 12,
1577. Of Burton-on-Trent, Stags. S. of Matthew, merchant.
School, Burton. Scholar, until 1582.
SMYTHE, EDMUND. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Caius, Nov. 27,
1579. S. of Robert, of Harrow-on-the-Hill, Middlesex.
School, Harrow. Matric. 1580; Scholar, to Lady Day 1587;
B.A. 1583-4; M.A. 1588. Incorp. at Oxford, 1593. Under-
master of Merchant Taylors' School, 1588-92; Head Master,
1592-9. Afterwards R. of Tenby, Pembroke. Will (P.C.C.)
1617; R. of Tenby, Pembroke. Father of Edmund (1614).
{Venn, 1. 104; Cooper, 11. 285.)
SMITH, EDMUND. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs. 1582;
B.A. 1585-6.
SMITH, EDMUND. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1585.
SMITH, EDMUND. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, May i, 1614.
Of London. S. of Edmund (1579), minister. Bapt. Oct. 30,
1597, at St Lawrence Pountney, London. School, Merchant
Taylors'. Matric. 1613; Scholar, 1615-8; B.A. 1617-8; M.A.
1621; M.D. 1627. Fellow, 1621-7. Incorp. at Oxford, 1623.
F.R.C.P., 1632; Elect, 1650-4. Of St Andrew's, Holborn,
1646. Physician in ordinary to the King. Died Feb. 15,
1653-4. Will' (P.C.C); property at Tenby, Pembroke.
{Venn, i. 224.)
SMITH, EDMUND. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter, 1632.
Of Essex. B.A. 1635-6; M.A. 1639. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
June 9, 1639; probably priest (Winchester) Dec. 20, 1640.
R. of Great and Little Bealings, Suffolk.
SMITH, EDMUND. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1644. Of Norfolk. B.A. 1647-8; M.A. 1651; M.D. 1658.
Will (P.C.C.) 1681; of Little Walsingham, M.D.
SMITH, EDMUND. Matric. pens, from Trinity Hall, Lent,
1650-1.
SMITH, EDMUND. Adm. pens, at Queens', July 3, 1665. Of
Suffolk. Matric. 1667; B.A. 1668-9; M.A. 1672. Fellow,
1669-80.
SMITH, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1568.
Of Yorkshire. B.A. 1572-3; M.A. 1576; B.D. 1583. Fellow,
1577. Ord. deacon and priest (Ely) Dec. 21, 1578. Author,
religious. WUl (P.C.C.) 1585. {Cooper, 11. 148.)
SMITH, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter, 1576;
B.A. 1579-80; M.A. 1583. Perhaps V. of West Haddon,
Northants., 1584-7. One of these names R. of Hemington,
Northants., 1605-29.
SMITH, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1579.
5th s. of George, of Philpot Lane, London. B. at Theydon
Mount, Essex. B.A. 1582-3; M.A. 1586. Ord. deacon
(London) Feb. 10, 1586-7, age 26. One of these names V. of
Swaffham Bulbeck, Cambs., 1593-1638. Buried there June 4,
1638. Brother of Clement (1572). {Misc. Gen. el Her., 2nd S.,
IV. 241.)
SMITH, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from Christ's, c. 1597; B.A.
1598-9; M.A. 1602; B.D. 1609. One of these names, 'M.A.,'
R. of Hargham, Norfolk, 1616-47. Perhaps R. of Langford,
1626.
SMITH, EDWARD. B.A. from Trinity, 1608-9; M.A. 1612.
Ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.) Dec. 20, 1612. Perhaps
V. of St Martin Palace, Norwich, 1631.
SMITH, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Easter,
1622; B.A. 1625-6; M.A. 1629. Perhaps V. of Hackthom,
Lines., 1633. Perhaps father of Edward (1657).
SMITH, EDWARD. M.A. from King's, 1625. Probably B.A.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Dec. 22; priest, Dec. 23, 1622; 'B.A.
of King's.' Possibly his wiU (P.C.C.) 1655; of Icklingham,
Suffolk, clerk.
SMITH, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1626. Of Kent. Perhaps s. and h. of Simon, of Chart Sutton,
Kent, Esq. Bapt. Apr. 13, 1610, at Boughton Monchelsea.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, Nov. 25, 1629. Died unmarried. Buried
Mar. 2, 1631-2, at Chart Sutton. (But Edward (1630) is an
equally probable identification.) {Vis. of Kent; H. G.
Harrison.)
SMITH, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Easter,
1627. Perhaps 2nd s. of Edward, of the Middle Temple.
If so, adm. at the Middle Temple, Oct. 23, 1627. Called to
the Bar, 1635. Bencher, 1655. Chief Justice of C. P., Ireland,
1665. Knighted. {Middle Temple Bench Book.)
SMITH, EDWARD. Adm. pens, at Jesus, May 17, 1630. Of
Kent. Matric. 1631; Scholar, 1632; B.A. 1633-4. For a
possible identification see also Edward (1626).
SMITH, EDWARD. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, May 10, 1642.
Of Northamptonshire. Matric. 1642; B.A. 1645-6; M.A. 1649.
Probably R. of Rotherby, Leics., 1667-82. Buried there
July 28, 1682, aged 61. Will (Leicester) 1682. Probably
father of Edward (1668). {Nichols, in. 399.)
Smith, Edward
SMITH, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's, Easter,
1645; B.A. 1645-6; M.A. 1657. Perhaps ord. deacon
(LiQCohi) Nov. 16; priest, Nov. 17, 1660. One of these names
R. of St Michael Bassishaw, London, 1674-1701. Died 1701.
Will (P.C.C.) 1701-2.
SMYTH, [? EDWARD]. Adm. Fell. -Com. at Trinity, Mar. 27,
1648. Of Essex. Probably Edward, s. and h. of Sir WilUam
(161S), of Hill Hall, Essex, Knt. If so, died in the Civil
Wars. Buried at Theydon Mount, Jan. 24, 1652, aged 22.
{Misc. Gen. el Her., 2nd S., iv. 243.)
SMITH or SMYTH, EDWARD. Adm. pens, at Queens', June 13,
1654. Of Essex. Doubtless s. and h. of Thomas (1618-9),
of HiU Hall, Essex, Esq. Bapt. Sept. 28, 1637, at Thaxted.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 4, 1656-7. Succeeded his father
as 2nd Bart., May 5, 1668. High Sheriff of Essex, 1680.
Married Jane, dau. of Peter Vandeput, of St Margaret
Pattens, London, merchant. Died June 24, 1713- aged 76.
Buried at Theydon Mount. M.I., Smyth. Brother of
Altbam (1667) and Charles (1659), father of Edward (1703)-
{Misc. Gen. et Her., 2nd S., iv. 243; Le Neve, Mon., iii. 253;
G.E.C., III. 235.)
SMITH, EDWARD. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Sidney, June 26,
1657. S. of Edward (? 1622), clerk, of Beelsby, Lines. B. at
Wrangle, Lines. Schools, Afford (Mr Wotton) and Rothwell
(Mr Carrington).
SMITH, EDWARD. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius, Mar. 26,
1668. S. of Edward (? 1642), minister, of Rotherby, Leics.
B. at Hoby, Leics. Schools, Loughborough and Melton
Mowbray. Matric. 1668; Scholar, 1668-72; B.A. 1671-2.
Ord. priest (York) June 11, 1682. {Venn, i. 434-)
SMYTH, EDWARD. M.A. from Magdalene, 1668. S. of
Edward, of Womboum, Staffs. Matric. (Magdalen Hall,
Oxford) Mar. 22, 1660-1, age 17; B.A. (Oxford) 1663. V. of
Penn, Staffs., 1669. {Al. Oxon.)
SMITH, EDWARD. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Apr. 3, 1668.
Of Northamptonshire. Matric. 1668; B.A. 1671-2; M.A.
1675. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Mar. 3, 1671-2; priest, Sept. 20,
1674. Perhaps V. of East Winch, Norfolk, 1690-1715- Died
June 16, 1715, aged 65. {Blomefield, iv. 745.)
SMITH, EDWARD. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 13) at Magdalene,
Mar. 29, 1669. S. and h. of Sir Edward, Bart., of Edmond-
thorpe, Leics. School, Charterhouse. Matric. 1669. Adm.
at Lincoln's Inn, Aug. 8, 1671. Succeeded his father as
2nd Bart., Sept. 6, 1707. Married Olivia, dau. of Thomas
Pepys, of Merton Abbey, Surrey, June 14, 1683. Died s.p.s.
Feb. 15, 1720-1. WiU, P.C.C. {G.E.C.,m. 181.)
SMITH, EDWARD. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, June 9,
1682. S. of Dillon. B. at Bourne, Lines. School, Uppingham
(Mr Stockman). Matric. 1682; B.A. 1685-6. One of these
names V. of Sleaford, Lines., 1691-1703; M.A.
SMYTH, EDWARD. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Queens', June 16,
1703. Of London. S. and h. of Sir Edward (1654), B?rt., of
Hill Hall, Essex. B. 1686. Matric. 1705; M.A. 1705 {Com.
Reg.). Succeeded as 3rd Bart., June 24, 1713. Of Hill Hall,
Essex. Married (1) Anne, dau. of the Rt Hon. Sir Charles
Hedges, of Compton Basset, Wilts., sometime Secretary of
State; (2) Elizabeth, dau. of John Wood, of London. Died
Aug. 16, 1744. Buried at Theydon Mount. Father of Edward
(1728), Charles (1729) and William (i737-8). {G.E.C., in.
235-)
SMITH, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Trinity, June 15,
1704. S. of George, of London. School, Westminster.
Scholar, 1705; Matric. 1707; B.A. 1707-8; M.A. 1711.
Fellow, 1710. Probably brother of George (1704).
SMITH, EDWARD. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 17) at Magdalene,
Apr. 18, 1722. S. and h. of Roger (1694), clerk. B. at
Husband Bosworth, Leics. School, Melton Mowbray. Matric.
1722. Probably D.C.L. (Oxford, by diploma) 1737- M.P. for
Leics., 1734-62. Of Edmondthorpe, Esq. Married Margaret,
dau. of Edward Horsman, of Stretton, Rutland. Died Feb.
15, 1762, aged 57. M.I. at Edmondthorpe {Nichols, 11. 185.)
SMITH, EDWARD. Adm. sizar at Clare, July 28, 1722. B. at
Coventry, Warws. Matric. 1723; B.A. 1726-7; M.A. 173°;
D.D. 1762. Fellow, 1727-48. Ord. priest (Lincoln) Dec. 24,
1732. R. of Datchworth, Herts., 1748-85. V. of St Paul's,
Walden, 1761-75. Died Feb. 22, 1785, aged 85 {sic). M.I. at
Datchworth. {Clutterbuck, 11. 319.)
SMYTH, EDWARD. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Queens', June 16,
1728. Of Middlesex. S. and h. of Sir Edward (1703), Bart.,
of Hill Hall, Essex. B. Nov. 12, 1710, in St James' Court.
Matric. 1729. Succeeded as 4th Bart., Aug. 16, 1744.
Married Elizabeth Mayse, presumably illegitimate dau. of
Joseph Johnson, of Milton Bryan, Beds. Died s.p. Mar. 4,
1760. Buried at Theydon Mount. Brother of Charles (1729J
and William (1737-8). {Misc. Gen. et Her., 2nd S., iv. 243;
G.E.C., III. 235.)
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SMITH, EDWARD. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Magdalene, June
18, 1736. S. of John (? 1701), clerk. B. at Halton, Lines.
School, Boston. Matric. :738; LL.B. 1742. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) Sept. 20, 1741; priest, Sept. 25, 1743. One of
these names R. of Milstead, Kent, 1767, 'LL.B.' Will (P.C.C.)
1786. S«« /I /. O.ron. for a contemporary namesake. Perhaps
brother of John (1732).
SMITH, EDWIN. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Michs. 1589. S. of
Robert, citizen and druggist, of London. B. 1575. B.A.
1593-4; M.A. 1597. Fellow, 1597-8. Died Aug. 24, 1598,
aged 23. M.I. at St Olave's, Jewry. Possibly brother of
Henry (1587). (A. Gray; Cooper, n. 258.)
SMITH, ELIAS. Matric. sizar (age 18) from Pembroke, Michs.
1623. S. of Reginald, of Ollerton (? Northallerton), Yorks.
B.A. 1626-7; M.A. 1631. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 8,
1628. Precentor of Durham. Head Master of Durham
Grammar School, 1640-66. V. of BedUngton, Northumber-
land, 1643, ejected soon after. Buried in Durham Cathedral,
Dec. 9, 1676. (H. M. Wood.)
SMITH, ELIAS. Adm. sizar (age 20) at St John's, Apr. 7, 1666.
S. of Elias, deceased, of Thorpe, Yorks. B. there. School,
Hull. Matric. 1667; B.A. 1669-70; M.A. 1693. Master of
Halstead School, Essex, 1692-1734. V. of Gosfield, 1700-34.
Died 1734. Will (Comm. Essex) 1735. (Had sons, but
apparently no Elias.)
SMITH, ELIAS. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Feb. 12, 1690-1.
Of Essex. Matric. 1691; B.A. 1694-5. Ord. deacon (London)
Sept. 25, 1698; priest, Sept. 22, 1700.
SMITH, ELIAS. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Apr. 26, 1727.
Matric. 1727.
SMITH, EMMANUEL. Adm. sizar at Queens', May 6, 1614.
Of Leicestershire. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Dec. 19; priest,
Dec. 20, 1 619. Probably R. of Hartlebury, Worcs., 1624.
SMITH, EPHRAIM. Adm. sizar at Trinity, June 17, 1646.
Of Surrey. Matric. 1647; B.A. 1649-50; M.A. 1653. Chaplain
of Trinity, 1652-5.
SMYTH, EVERARD. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Jan. 15, 1653-4.
Of Northamptonshire. B. at Wilbarston. Matric. 1653-4;
Scholar, 1657; B.A. 1657; M.A. 1661. Intruded R.of Ayston,
Rutland, 1659; conformed, 1660. R. of Hougham-c«»i-
Marston, Lines., 1676. Will, 1705; benefactor to Wilbarston.
Doubtless father of the next. (Bridges, 11. 363.)
SMITH, EVERARD. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, July 5, 1682.
Of Rutland. Doubtless s. of Everard (above). Matric. 1683;
B.A. 1686-7; M.A. 1690.
SMITH, EYRE FOSTER. Adm. pens, (age 19) at St John's,
June 5, 1731. S. of Philip Foster, attorney, of Staffordshire.
B. at Beamhurst. School, Chesterfield (Mr Burrow). Matric.
1731; B.A. 1735-6. Ord. deacon (Chester) Dec. 20, 1741;
priest, May 20, 1744. P.C. of Guilden Sutton, Cheshire, 1747.
IScott-Mayor, in. 437.)
SMITH, EZECHIAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1607.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) May 19, 1611. R. of Homfield,
Rutland, 1642. Probably R. of Amesby, Leics., 1663-72.
Admon. (Leicester) 1672; Hezechias, of Amesby, clerk.
SMITH, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs. 1544.
SMITH, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1555.
Perhaps V. of Crowle, Lines.; 'Ord. priest (Suff. of York);
aged 36; not married; resides; understands Latin.' {Lib.
Cler. Lincoln, 1576.)
SMITH, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1559;
•Scholar, 1560.
SMITH, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse, Michs.
1584. Probably migrated to Queens', Dec. i';86; 'of Yorks.'
B.A. 1587-8.
SMITH, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1586.
Possibly adm. at the Inner Temple, 1587; of Hundon,
Sufiolk. One of these names s. of George, of Ashby Folville,
Leics., gent. B. 1570. Adm. at Gray's Inn, 1590. Knighted,
July 23, 1603. Married Anne, dau. of Sir Thomas Markham.
Died May, 1629. His son Charles was created Viscount
Carington. But see Al. Oxon. for a contemporary. Perhaps
brother of George (1591)- (Compton Reade, 87; Nichols, iii.
29.)
SMITH, FRANCIS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, c. 1592; B.A.
from St John's, 1595-6.
SMYTH, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from Christ's, c. 1592; B.A.
1595-6; M.A. 1599. Ord. deacon and priest (Lincoln) Mar. 14,
I59&-7. Perhaps V. of Fenstanton, Hunts., 1597-1630.
Died 1630. One of these names R. of Gt Houghton, North-
ants., 1597-1605.
SMITH, FRANCIS. B.A. 1635 (Incorp. from Oxford). S. of
William, of Stafford, Warws., pleb. Probably bapt. Jan. 19,
1611-2, at Stratford-on-Avon. Matric. (New Inn Hall,
Oxford) Nov. 4, 1631, age 19; B.A. 1633. R. of Bedworth,
Warws., 1648. (Al. Oxon.)
V. A.c. IV. 97
Smith, George
SMITH, FRANCIS. Matric. sizar from St Catharine's, Easter,
1649.
SMITH, FRANCIS. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's, June 30,
1669. S. of Thomas, yeoman, of Barrade, Lines. B. there.
School, Grantham (Mr Sisson). Matric. 1669; B.A. 1672-3.
Ord. priest (London) June 6, 1680. V. of Market Rasen,
Lines., 1692. R. of Croxby, 1693. One of these names naval
chaplain, 1689. Father of the next.
SMYTH, FRANCIS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Magdalene, June 25,
1702. S. of Francis (above), clerk. B. at Market Rasen,
Lines. School, Lincoln. Matric. 1703; B.A. 1705-6. Ord.
deacon (Peterb.) Dec. 21, 1707. C. of Ridlington, Rutland.
SMYTH, FRANCIS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Peterhouse, Dec. 5,
1702. Of Lincolnshire. Matric. 1702-3; B.A. 1706-7. Ord.
deacon (Lincoln) June 8, 1707; priest, Sept. 19, 1708.
SMITH, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, Mar. 24,
1720-1. S. of Thomas, innkeeper, of Sussex. B. at Battle.
Schools, Battle and Maidstone (Mr Walwyn). Matric. 1721;
B.A. 1724-5. Ord. deacon (Ely, LUt. dim. from Chichester)
Mar. 4, 1725-6.
SMITH, GABRIEL. Adm. pens, at Clare, June 29, 1646.
Matric. 1647; B.A. 1649. Probably minister of Audlem,
Cheshire, 1661-2; V., 1662-4. Died 1664. Will (Chester)
1664. Probably father of Abraham (1670).
SMITH, GE. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Easter, 1545
(impubes).
SMITH, GEORGE. B.A. 1541-2. Perhaps R. of Coveney,
Cambs., 1548-65, and V. of Witchford, 1554; 'M.A.'
SMITH, GEORGE. Adm. at King's (age 17) a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 16, 1553. Of Staverton, Northants. Matric. 1553;
B.A. 1557-8. Fellow, 1556-60. Will dated, Aug. 5, 1560;
proved (King's College) Oct. 3.
SMITH, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from Clare, Michs. 1571.
SMYTH, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Apr. 1579.
Probably s. of George. B. at Gt Waldingfield, Suffolk. B.A.
1582-3. Incorp. at Oxford, 1591. M.A. (Oxford) 1591. Ord.
priest (London) May, 1588. One of these names R. of
Chipping Warden, Northants., 1599-1625 (but see also the
next). Died 1625. (Peile, i. 153; Baker, i. 528; Al. Oxon.)
SMITH, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from King's, Michs. 1581.
Probably B.A. from Trinity, 1586-7; M.A. 1590.
SMYTH, GEORGE. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Emmanuel, Apr. 13,
1591. Matric. c. 1591. Possibly 3rd s. of George, of Ashby
Folville, Leics., and grandson of Francis, of Wootton
Wawen, Warws. B. 1577. Perhaps previously adm. at
Oxford. Matric. (Gloucester Hall) Nov. 27, 1589, age 13.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 4, 1594-5. Of Queniborough,
Leics., 1619. Married Mary, dau. of Edward Holt, of
Dudston, Warws. Died 1642. Possibly brother of Francis
(1586). (Nichols, III. 29; Compton Reade, 87.)
SMITH, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1598.
SMITH, GEORGE. Adm. at King's (age 18) a scholar from Eton,
Aug. 25, 1599. Of Chelsfield, Kent. Doubtless s. of George,
R. of Chelsfield, 1576-1626 (died 1626, aged 80). B.A. 1603-
4; M.A. 1607; B.D. 1613. Fellow, 1602-16. Preb. of
Rochester, 1615-46. R. of Aylesford, Kent, 1626. V. of
Chelsfield and Famborough, 1626-46. Died Mar. 19, 1646.
Buried at Chelsfield. M.I. Will (P.C.C.) 1647. Probably
father of George (1637). (Harwood.)
SMITH, GEORGE (1600-1), see HOVELL.
SMITH, GEORGE. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Queens', Apr. 12, 1608.
Of Hertfordshire. Probably s. and h. of Thomas, Lord of the
Manor of Annablcs, Herts. Adm. at the Middle Temple,
Nov. 3, 1610. Knighted, July, 1616. Married Judith, dau.
of Sir Rowland Lytton, of Knebworth. Died Nov. 17, 1620.
Father of Roland (1633) and George (1634). (Cussans, Herts.,
III. 356.)
SMITH, GEORGE. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June 19, 1622.
Matric. 1622; B.A. 1625-6; M.A. 1629. V. of Dedham, Essex,
1631-62, ejected. Died soon after. Will (P.C.C.) 1663.
(Davids, 383.)
SMITH, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter, 1623;
B.A. 1626-7; M.A. 1630. Fellow. Buried at St Edward's,
Cambridge, Nov. 12, 1633. Will proved (V.C.C.) 1633.
SMITH, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter, 1625.
Of Yorkshire. Ord. deacon (York) June, 1626.
SMITH, GEORGE. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, Sept. 10, 1625.
Of Suffolk. Matric. 1626; B.A. 1629-30; M.A. 1635. Perhaps
V. of St Paul, Bedford, 1634; M.A. Possibly the minister
buried at Dunton, Beds., Mar. 22, 1658, but other identifica-
tions equally probable.
SMITH, GEORGE. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Magdalene, Michs.
1628.
Smith, George
SMITH, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1629; B.A. 1630-1; M.A. 1634. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Sept.
21, 1634; priest, May 24, 1635.
SMITH, GEORGE. Maine, sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1632;
B.A. 1635-6; M.A. 1639. Perliaps ord. deacon (Norwich)
Dec. 20, 1640; 'M.A.'
SMITH, GEORGE. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Apr. 3, 1632. Of
Bedfordshire. Matric. 1632.
SMITH, GEORGE. M.A. 1632 (Incorp. from Oxford). Of Sussex,
cler. fil. Perhaps s. of William, of Binderton, Sussex. Matric.
(Brasenose College, Oxford) Nov. 2, 1621, age 19; B.A.
1623-4; M.A. 1626. Probably died 1659, aged 57. (Dallaway,
I. 167, where he is styled 'B.D.')
SMITH, GEORGE. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Jesus, June 25, 1634.
Of Hertfordshire. Doubtless 2nd s. of George (1608), of
Annables, Herts. Died before 1639. Probably brother of
Roland (1633). {Cussans, iii. 356.)
SMITH, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's, Easter,
1637. Of Cambridgeshire. Probably s. of George (1599).
B.A. 1639-40; M.A. 1643. Perhaps ord. deacon and priest
(Lincoln) Feb. 22, 1645-6. Probably succeeded his father
as V. of Chelsfield and Famborough, Kent, 1646-50. Died
July 20, 1650, aged 32. M.I. at Chelsfield.
SMITH, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Easter, 1637;
B.A. from Trinity Hall, 1640-1. Probably ord. deacon
(Peterb.) Sept. 11, 1641; priest, Sept. 25, 1642.
SMITH, GEORGE. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, July 6, 1649.
Of London. B.A. 1652-3; M.A. 1656.
SMITH, GEORGE. B.A. 1652 (Incorp. from Oxford). S. of John,
of Nibley, Gloucs., Esq. Matric. (Queen's College, Oxford)
Mar. 7, 1646-7, age 17; B.A. 1650; M.D. (Padua) 1658.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1661. Candidate R.C.P., 1661. F.R.S.,
1663. Married (i) Mary, dau. of David Offeley, Apr. 26,
1669-70; (2) Mrs Anne Hoste, widow, of Thistleworth,
Middlesex, Oct. 4, 1678. Died at Topcroft HaU, Norfolk,
Aug. 15, 1702. Will, P.C.C. {Munk, i. 305; Al. Oxon.)
SMITH, GEORGE. Adm. pens, at Corpus Christi, 1672. Ot
Suffolk. Matric. Easter, 1674; B.A. 1675-6; M.A. 1679.
R. of Stoke Ash, Sufiolk, 1677-1710. Probably V. of
Swilland, 1679. R. of Shotley, 1686. Died 1710.
SMITH, GEORGE. M.A. from King's, 1678. S. of George, of
Exeter, clerk. Matric. (Exeter College, Oxford) Mar. 3,
1664-5, age 17; B.A. (Oxford) 1668. {Al. Oxon.)
SMITH, GEORGE. Adm. sizar (age 20) at St John's, June 11,
1689. 4th s. of William (? 1649-50), R. of Lowther, West-
morland. Bapt. there, Mar. 5, 1667-8. School, Sedbergh.
Matric. 1689; B.A. 1692-3; M.A. 1696; B.D. 1704. Fellow,
1694-1711. Ord. priest (London) Dec. 23, 1694. V. of
Welton, Lines., 1694. Chaplain-General to the Forces. V. of
Higham, Kent, 1710-25. Married Anne, dau. of Colonel
John Reddish, of Stainhall, Kent. Died Apr. 17, 1725.
Buried at Higham. Brother of John (1674) and father of
Richard (1729-30). {Scott-Mayor; Surtees, iv. 98.)
SMITH, GEORGE. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Christ's, Mar. 17,
1700-1. S. of John. B. at Richmond, Yorks. School,
Richmond (Mr Will. Thomson). Matric. 1701; B.A. 1704-5.
One of these names R. of Bag Enderby, Lines., Feb. 20,
171 1-2, also R. of Somersby. Buried there June, 1729.
{Peile, II. 150.)
SMITH, GEORGE. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, May 31,
1704. S. of George, of London. School, Westminster.
Matric. 1705; Scholar, 1705; B.A. 1707-8; M.A. 1711. Ord.
deacon (London) Feb. 1707-8; priest, Sept. 25, 1709.
Perhaps V. of Braughing, Herts., 1714-61, and R. of Ayot
St Peter, 1728-33. Died 1761. Probably brother of Edward
(1704).
SMITH, GEORGE. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, Apr. 7,
1709. S. of John (1674), preb. of Durham, D.D. B. there.
May 7, 1693. School, Westminster. Matric. 1709. Migrated
to O.xford. Matric. (Queen's College, Oxford) Apr. 18, 171 1,
age 20. Adm. at the Inner Temple. Ordained in the non-
juring church, and consecrated titular Bishop of Durham,
1728. Purchased New Bum Hall, near Durham, 1717.
Resided there. Anglo-Saxon scholar; completed his father's
Bede. Died Nov. 4, 1756, aged 63. M.I. at St Oswald's.
Brother of Joseph (1718). (D.N.B.; Al. Oxon.)
SMITH, GEORGE. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, July 9, 1715.
Of Suffolk.
SMITH, GEORGE. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, June 26,
1716. S. of John, clothier, of Yorkshire. B. at 'Back o' th
HiU,' near Bradford. School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1716; B.A.
1719-20. Ord. deacon (York) June 4, 1721; priest, Sept. 15,
1726. P.C. of EUand, Halifax, in 1745. Perhaps V. of North
Grimston, near Malton, 1745. {Scott-Mayor, in. 305.)
Smith, Henry
SMITH, GEORGE. Adm. pens, at Clare, July 21, 1720. B. at
Wotton-under-Edge, Gloucs. Perhaps s. of Offley, and grand-
son of George (1652), M.D. If so, of Topcroft Hall, Norfolk.
Sheriff of Norfolk, 1735. Married Mary, dau. of WiUiam
Churchman, Esq. Died Dec. 10, 1745. {Blomefield, v. 408;
Musgrave.)
SMITH, GEORGE. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, May 23,
1724. S. of William, husbandman, of Yorkshire. B. at Bank
Newton. School, Bolton (Mr Carr). Matric. 1724; B.A.
1727-8. Ord. priest (York) Aug. 16, 1730. P.C. of Sherbum,
Yorks. {Scott-Mayor, in. 367.)
SMITH, GERVASE. M.A. 1622 (Incorp. from Oxford). Of
Herefordshire. S. and h. of Miles (1586), D.D. Matric.
(Brasenose College, Oxford) June 16, 1610, age 15; B.A.
(Oxford) 1611; M.A. 1614. Of the Middle Temple. Of
Burton Court in Eardisland, Hereford. Adm. a freeman of
the City of Gloucester, Nov. 20, 1624. Died Jan. 1, 1625
(? 1627), aged 31. (W. H. Cooke, Grimsworth, 127; Vis. of
Gloucs.; Musgrave; Al. Oxofi.)
SMITH, GERVASE. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1633;
B.A. 1636-7; M.A. 1640.
SMITH, GILBERT. M.A. 1500-1. Paid as 'gardianus' of St
Benedict's for the use of the bells at congregations, 1506-10.
One of these names, D.D., preb. of Lincoln, 1498-1549.
Archdeacon of Northampton, 1506-48, resigned.
SMITH, GILBERT. Adm. pens, (age 21) at Caius, Mar. 20,
1562-3. S. of Gilbert, of Pidley, Hunts., gent. School,
Godmanchester. Matric. 1563.
SMITH, GILBERT. Matric. sizar from Queens', Michs. 1579.
B. at Ridge, Herts. B.A. 1582-3. Ord. deacon (London)
Apr. 15, 1584, age 25. V. of Ridge, 1587-9. R. of Svvithland,
Leics., 1588.
SMITH, GILBERT. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Christ's, May 5,
1632. S. of Gilbert. B. at Netherdale, Yorks. School,
Mansfield (Mr Poynton). Matric. 1632; B.A. 1635-6; M.A.
1639. Died of consumption, July 9, 1674, aged 60. M.I. at
Wimbledon, Surrey. Will (P.C.C.) 1674; of St Dunstan-in-
the-West. {Peile, 1. 418; Mantling and Bray, in. 279.)
SMITH, GILBERT. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Magdalene, May 27,
1725. S. of Edward, gent. B. at Caythorpe, Lines. School,
Haynton, Lines. Matric. 1725; B.A. 1728-9; M.A. 1732.
Fellow, 1730. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June 1, 1729; priest,
Dec. 19, 1731. V. of Digby, Lines., 1731-82. R. of Blox-
hohn, 1732-82. Brother of William (1732).
SMITH, GRIFFIN. B.A. from St John's, 1577-8. V. of Ketton,
Rutland, 1586-1602. Preb. of Lincoln, 1586-1606. R. of
Easton-by-Stamford, Northants., 1602-6. Licensed to marry
Dorcas Parsons, widow, of Colly Weston, Northants., Dec.
10, 1603. Will dated, Aug. 15, 1606; proved (P.C.C.) Apr. 12,
1607.
SMITH, GRIMESHAW. Adm. pens, at Queens', July 31, 1708.
B. in London. Colleger at Eton, 1701-7. Matric. 1709; B.A.
1712-3; M.A. 1716. Ord. deacon (London) May 23,
1714; priest. Mar. 17, 1714-5. V. of Codicote, Herts.,
1737-40.
SMITH, GUY. Adm. sizar at Corpus Christi, 1683. Of Ely,
Cambs. Matric. 1683-4.
SMITH, HARRISON. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 17) at St John's,
Jan. 10, 1693-4. S.andh.of George, of Osgodby and Heming-
borough, Yorks., Esq. B. Feb. 16, 1675-6. School, Beverley
(Mr Lambert). Of Osgodby, Esq. Known as 'Mad lame
Smith.' Buried at Hemingborough, Mar. 15, 1696-7. {Scott-
Mayor; Burton, Hemingborough, 324.)
SMITH, HENRY. B.A. 1510-1; M.A. 1513-4- Perhaps R. of
Bramston, Northants., 1524-39. Buried there June 2, 1539.
{Baker, i. 272.)
SMITH, HENRY. B.A. 1539-40; M.A. 1542-3-
SMITH, HENRY. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1544;
B.A. 1547-8. One of these names R. of Intwood, Norfolk,
1554-74-
SMITH, HENRY. Matric. sizar from St Catharine's, Easter,
1555-
SMITH, HENRY. Scholar of Trinity, 1562; B.A. 1564-5.
Fellow, 1566. Ord. deacon (Ely) Aug. 24, 1566.
SMITH, HENRY. Adm. at King's (age 17) a scholar from Eton,
Aug. 24, 1570. S. of Henry, of Conington, Cambs. Matric.
1570; B.A. 1574-5; M.A. 1578; M.D. 1590. Fellow, 1573-92.
Taxor, 1582-3. Adm. licentiate R.C.P., Dec. 3, 1613. Buried
at Conington, Cambs., Sept. 29, 1625. Admon. (P.C.C.) Jan.
4, 1625-6; of St Michael Bassishaw, London, to nephew
Simon Watson.
SMITH, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1572,
Smythe.
Smith, Henry
SMITH, HENRY. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Queens', July 17, i573-
S. and h. of Erasmus, of Somerby, and of Husbands Bosworth,
Leics. B. c. 1560. Migrated to Oxford. Matric. (Lincoln
College, Oxford) Mar. 15, 1575-6, age 15; B.A. (Oxford)
1578-9; M.A. 1583. In Holy Orders. Probably R. of
Husbands Bosworth. Lecturer at St Clenaent Danes, 1587-
90, where he was known as 'silver-tongued Smith.' Author,
sermons, etc. Buried at Husbands Bosworth, July 4, 1591.
aged 34. M.L {Cooper, \\. \02 ; N ichols, w. 1^ \, i,(A; D.N. B.\
Al. Oxon.)
SMITH, HENRY. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs. 1575;
B.A. 1579-80. Ord. deacon (Ely) Apr. 17, 1580, age 23;
'C. of Emneth, Cambs.'
SMITH, HENRY. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Lent, 1577-8;
B.A. 1582-3; M.A. 1586. Incorp. at Oxford, 1593. Perhaps
R. of Chilton, Suffolk, 1596-9.
SMITH, HENRY. Matric. Fell. -Com. from Peterhouse, Michs.
1581. Perhaps 3rd s. of Sir Thomas, of Osterhanger, Kent,
Knt., and Lessee of the Customs. If so, afterwards of
Corsham, Wilts. Perhaps adm. at Gray's Inn, July 31, 1585.
Married Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Owen, serjeant-at-law.
Perhaps father of Thomas (1607). {Vis. of London, 1634;
Misc. Gen. et Her., N.S., iv. 406.)
SMITH, HENRY. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Michs.
1582.
SMITH, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1587.
Probably s. of Robert, of London, merchant. Migrated to
Caius, May 10, 1589, age 18. Scholar, 1589-93; B.A. 1589-
90; M.A. 1593. Perhaps ord. priest (Peterb.) June 5, 1597,
as inceptor in artibus of Trinity College (but see also the
next). Probably V. of Kellington, Yorks., 1597-1606, and
R. of Hemsworth, 1606-11. Possibly preb. of York, 1613-5.
Probably brother of Edwin (1589).
SMITH, HENRY. Matric. sizar from Trinity, c. 1591; Scholar,
1593; B.A. 1593-4; M.A. 1597; D.D. 1612. Perhaps ord.
priest ( Peterb.) Mar. 9, 1599-1 600, as M.A . of Trinity College.
Master of Magdalene, 1626-42. Vice-Chancellor, 1626-7,
1635-6. Probably R. of Hildersham, Cambs., 1614. Preb.
of Lincoln, 1611-29. Preb. of Peterborough, 1629-42. Died
before Nov. 5, 1642. Buried at Teversham, Cambs. M.I.
Will proved (V.C.C.) 1642. Father of Henry (1633). (Magd.
Coll. Hist; Cole.)
SMITH, HENRY. B.A. from St John's, 1603-4. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) Dec. 21, 1606; C. of Welboum, Lines.; perhaps ord.
priest (Peterb.) May 22, 1608; B.A. Perhaps R. of Duxford
St Peter, Cambs., 1618; there in 1624. One of these names
R. of Hildersham, 1630-55, resigned. {Ely Epis. Records,
316.)
SMITH, HENRY. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Sidney, Nov. r, 1606.
Matric. 1606. Possibly s. and h. of Sir Thomas Smyth, alias
Neville, of Holt, Leics. If so, of Cressing Temple, Essex, and
of Holt. A Colonel in the Royal army, 1644. Died 1665.
{Nichols, II. 730; Vis. of Essex, 1612.)
SMITH, HENRY. Matric. FeU.-Com. from St John's, Michs.
1607.
SMITH, HENRY. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 161 6.
B. at Chalfont St Giles, Bucks., 1600. Matric. 1616; B.A.
1619-20. Fellow, 1619, till his death, 1622-3. Buried in the
Chapel. {Harwood.)
SMITH, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Sidney, June 28, 1617. B. in
Leicestershire.
SMITH, HENRY. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Easter, i6i8;
B.A. 1621-2; M.A. 1625. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 7;
priest, June 8, 1623. Probably identical with the man of
these names who emigrated to New England to escape the
persecution of Archbishop Laud, 1636-7. Settled first at
Watertowne, near Boston; afterwards removed to Weathers-
iield. Pastor there, 1641-8. Died there 1648. Described by
his son Samuel as 'an ordained minister of the Gospelle,
educated at Cambridge in England.' (J. G. Bartlett.)
SMITH, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Easter, 1633.
S. of Henry (1591), Master of Magdalene. B.A. 1636-7;
M.A. 1640. Fellow, 1636. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Dec. 20,
1640; priest (Peterb.) June 5, 1642. R. of Hildersham,
Cambs., till 1684. Chaplain to Lord Campdcn. R. of Bridg-
ford and V. of Newark, Notts., 1668. Preb. of Southwell,
1671-1702. Died Apr. 14, 1702, aged 86. Buried at Newark.
Father of Henry (1673). (Le Neve, Fasti, iii. 460; A. B.
Beaven.)
SMITH, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Apr. 30, 1638.
Matric. 1636; B.A. 1639-40; M.A. 1647.
SMITH, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Magdalene, June 19,
1657. S. of Nicholas, gent., of 'Hatton over Homcastle,'
Lines. School, Horncaslle. Matric. 1657; B.A. 1660-1. One
of these names C. of St Gregory's, London, 1662; sub-dean
of St Paul's, and one of the Gentlemen of the Chapel Royal.
Died May 23, 1689. P.C.C.
Smith, James
SMITH, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Trinity Hall, Michs.
1662; B.A. 1665-6. One of these names chaplain of Chellas-
ton, Derbs., 1670; B.A.
SMITH, HENRY. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Peterhouse, May 8,
1669. Of Nottinghamshire. School, Retford. Matric. 1669;
B.A. 1672-3; M.A. 1676. Incorp. at Oxford, 1676. Perhaps
V. of Wragby, Lines., 1677; R. of East Torrington, 1680;
V. of Hainton, 1687, and R. of Holton with Beckering, 1690.
Probably brother of John (1673) and Barnabas (1670).
{Al. Oxon.)
SMYTH, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Jesus, May 15, 1669. S. and
h. of John (? 1627), of Snainton, Yorks., Esq. B. Jan. 14,
1653-4. Matric. 1669; Scholar, 1671; B.A. 1672-3. Adm.
at Gray's Inn, Dec. 18, 1673. Buried at Brompton, Yorks.,
June 18, 1674. {Vis. of Yorks., 1665.)
SMITH, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Magdalene, Apr. 11,
1673. S. of Henry (1633), R. of Hildersham. School, Hert-
ford. Matric. 1673; B.A. 1676-7; M.A. 1680. Fellow, 1679.
Succeeded his father as R. of Hildersham, 1684. Father of
Henry (1704-5).
SMITH, HENRY. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Magdalene, June 30,
1677. S. of Christopher. B. at Waddington, Lines. School,
Kirton-in-Lindsey.
SMITH, HENRY. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Magdalene, June 29,
1682. S. of Christopher. B. at Louth, Lines. School, Louth.
Matric. 1682; B.A. 1684-5.
SMITH, HENRY. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Magdalene, Mar. 24,
1704-5. S. of Henry (1673), clerk. B. at Hildersham, Cambs.
School, Histon. Matric. 1705.
SMITH, HENRY. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, June 29,
1709. S. of William, deceased. B. at Stanton-on-the-Wolds,
Notts. School, Grantham, Lines. Matric. 1709. Buried at
All Saints', Cambridge, Feb. 31, 1710-1.
SMYTH, HENRY. M.A. from Jesus, 1713. S. of Henry, of
Hereford. Matric. (Brasenose College, Oxford) Mar. 8,
1699-1700, age 19; B.A. (Oxford) 1703. R. of Aylton,
Hereford, 1709. V. of Dormington, 1713-60. Father of the
next. {Al. Oxon.)
SMYTH, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, Oct. 28,
1732. S. of Henry (above), V. of Dormington, Hereford.
B. at Dormington. School, Finchampstead, Berks. (Mr
Rogers). Matric. 1732; B.A. 1736-7; M.A. 1740. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) Sept. 24, 1738; priest, Sept. 21, 1740. R. of Aylton,
Hereford, 1745-79. (Scott-Mayor, iii. 445.)
SMYTH, HONORIUS. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Sidney, Apr. 27,
1671. S. and h. of Nicholas, brewer, of Leicester. B. there.
School, Leicester (Mr Thomas and Mr Shaw). Matric. 1671;
B.A. 1674-5. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 19, 1675.
SMITH, HUGH. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1544-
One of these names, probably vicar, buried at Stanground,
Hunts., Sept. 24, 1558.
SMITH, HUGH. Matric. pens, from St John's, Lent, 1564-5.
SMITH, HUMPHREY. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Sidney, May 18,
1636. S. of William, Esq. B. at Plumstead, Kent. Schools,
Hatton, Essex (Mr Denne) and Stortford (Mr Leigh).
SMITH, HUMPHREY. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, June
25, 1641. S. of Giles, gent., of Sevenoaks, Kent, deceased.
B. there. School, Kippington, near Sevenoaks, Kent (private).
Matric. 1641; B.A. 1645-6. (Wrongly identified by C. H.
Cooper, with the quaker of these names, who was the son
of Humphrey, of Stoke Bliss, Herefordshire; bapt. there,
Feb. 21, 1624; for whom see D.N.B.)
SMITH, HURD. Matric. pens, from King's, Michs. 1619; B.A.
1622-3; M.A. 1626. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Nov. 10, 1625;
priest. Mar. 5, 1625-6. Probably R. of Hitcham, Suffolk,
c. 1634-44. R. of Cookley, 1647-50. R. of Middleton,
Essex, 1658; re-adm. 1661. Died 1669. (H. Smith.)
SMITH, ISAAC. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Cars, July 6, 1635.
S. of Edward. B. at Leeds, Yorks. School (private). Matric.
1635; Scholar, 1636-42; B..A.. 1638-9; M.A. 1642. V. of
Harewood, Yorks., 1650-73. Died 1673. Brother of John
(1640). {Venn, i. 318.)
SMITH, ISAAC. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Michs.
1638. Of Derbyshire. Probably s. and h. of Isaac, late of
Padleyfield Hall, Derbs., deceased. B.A. 1641-2. Adm. at
Gray's Inn, Nov. i, 1640.
SMITH, ISAAC NEWTON. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Jan. 29,
1733-4. Of Lincolnshire.
SMITH, JAMES. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs. 1567.
Of Nottinghamshire. B.A. 1571-2; M.A. 1575. Fellow, 1573.
R. of Cromwell, Notts. Died 1580.
SMITH, JAMES. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1581;
B.A. 1583-4. One of these names Master of the Free School,
Buckingham, 1594.
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SMITH, JAMES. Matric. sizar from Christ's, 1592-3". B.A.
1596-7; M.A. 1600. V. of King's Sutton, Northants., 1601.
Buried there May 16, 1614.
SMITH, JAMES. B.A. from Clare, 1606-7; M.A. 1610. Ord.
priest (York) May, 1613. V. of Calverley, Yorks., 1612-27.
Died 1627.
SMITH, JAMES. Adm. sizar at Caius, Lent, 1612-3.
SMITH, JAMES. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, Oct. 20, 1623.
Of Suffolk. Matric. 1624; B.A. 1627-8; M.A. 1631. Licensed
to practise medicine, 1637.
SMITH, JAMES. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Sept. 10, 1624.
Of Limehouse, Middlesex. S. of Oswald, of London, grocer
(and Ann, dau. of Edward Dene, of Gt Missenden, Bucks.);
School, Limehouse (Mr Ambrose). Matric. 1625; Scholar,
1627-31; B.A. 1628-9; M.A. 1632. {Vis. of London,
1634-)
SMITH, JAMES. Adm. pens, at Queens', Apr. 13, 1674- Of
Berkshire. Perhaps s. of Sir John, Knt., of London (and
Anne, dau. of William Wase, of Wmdsor, Berks.). B. at
Windsor. Age 8 in 1663. Colleger at Eton, 1669-73- Matric.
1674; B.A. 1677-8; M.A. 1681; B.D. 1690; D.D. 1705 [Com.
Reg.). Fellow, 1680-90. Ord. deacon and priest (Norwich)
Feb. 7, 1680-1. V. of Welford, Gloucs., 1689-92. Chaplain
to Bishop Patrick. Preb. of Chichester, 1691-1715. R. of
Rettendon, Essex, 1693-8. R. of Cottenham, Cambs., 1698-
1715. ' Preb. of Ely, 1702-15. Died June 8, 1715. Will,
P.C.C. {Hist, of Queens', 220; Vis. of Berks., 1665, 11.
221.)
SMYTH, JAMES. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, Feb. 16, 1684-5.
S. of John (? 1645), clerk, of North Tuddenham, Norfolk.
B. at Reymerstone. School, Norwich. Matric. 1685; Scholar,
1685-91; B.A. 1688-9. Ord. deacon and priest (Norwich)
Oct. 12, 1693. V. of Stow Bedon, Norfolk, 1693-1719; R- of
Caston, 1705-20. R. of Hardingham, 1719-20. Died before
Apr. 20, 1720. Brother of John (1678-9), father of the next,
of William (1714) and Peter (1728). {Venn, 1. 477; Blomefield,
II. 283.)
SMYTH, JAMES. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Caius, Apr. 3, 1714.
5. of James (above), V. of Stow Bedon, Norfolk. B. there.
Schools, Stow Bedon (Mr Rudland) and Norwich (Mr Pate).
Matric. 1714; Scholar, 1714-20; B.A. 1717-8. Ord. deacon
(Ely) Mar. 13, 1719-20; priest (Norwich) June 12, 1720.
V. (and patron) of Stow Bedon, 1720-50. C. of Breccles
Magna, in 1738. Probably V. of Cobham, Surrey, 1745-50.
Died Aug. 1750. Brother of William (1714) and Peter (1728).
{Venn, 11. 11; Manning and Bray, ii. 739.)
SMITH, JAMES. M.A. from King's, 1724. S. of Joshua, of
Colne, Lanes. Matric. (Brasenose College, Oxford) Mar. 24,
1710-1, age 18; B.A. (Oxford) 1714. Master of Stoke Poges
Hospital. R. of Cottesford, Oxon. V. of Hurley, Berks.
Married the 2nd dau. of Henry Dodwell. {Al. Oxon., but
identification erroneous; H. B. Swanzy; Hearne's Diary.)
SMYTH. JAMES. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, Feb. 2, 1725-
6. S. of James, of Bradford, Yorks. B. 1707. School, Wake-
field, Yorks. Matric. 1726; Scholar, 1727; B.A. 1729-30;
M.A. 1733. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June 13, 1731. V. of
Heversham, Westmorland. Married Mary, dau. of George
Wilson, of Kendal. Died Jan. 1757. Buried at Heversham.
Will (at Lancaster) Archdeaconry of Richmond. {Due. Lead.
361.)
SMITH, JAMES. B.A. 1728 (Incorp. from Oxford). S. of James,
of St Andrew's, Holbom, London. Matric. (Balliol College,
Oxford) Mar. 18, 1719-20, age 18; B.A. (Oxford) 1723-4.
Possibly the same as the next.
SMITH, JAMES. M.A. 1728 {Com. Reg.).
SMYTH, JAMES. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Pembroke, July 1,
1737; 'Grecian' from Christ's Hospital. S. of James, citizen
and fishmonger of London. Matric. 1737; B.A. 1740-1;
M.A. 1744. Fellow, 1743. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) May 24,
1741; priest (Ely) Feb. 26, 1742-3. R. of Orton Waterville,
Hunts., 1751-99 (patron, Pembroke College). Died 1799.
Perhaps of Raunds, Northants.; wiU (P.C.C.) Jan. 1800.
SMITH, JAMES. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Emmanuel, Apr. 8,
1740. Of Baldock, Herts. S. of Thomas (? 1695), clerk.
School, Repton. Matric. 1740.
SMITH, JEREMIAH. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1671. Of Kent.
SMITH, JOHN. Pens, at Gonville Hall, 1440-4. Canon of
St Osyth, Essex.
SMITH, JOHN. Fellow of Peterhouse, 1448-69. Proctor,
1449-50. Parochial chaplain of Little St Mary's, Cambridge,
1451-61. Perhaps V. of Long Stanton, Cambs.; if so, fined
for non-inception, 1456-7 and 1457-8; also for non-com-
pletion of B.D. degree, 1458-9. {Gr. Bk, A, 268.)
SMITH, JOHN. M.A. 1459-60.
Smith, John
SMITH, JOHN. D.Can.L. 1462-3; fined for non-inception. One
of these names, 'LL.D.,' Master of St Giles' Hospital,
Norwich; also R. of Coltishall, 1479-89. Official principal
of Norwich diocese, 1485.
SMITH, JOHN. B.A. 1464-5- Possibly M.A. 1468-9.
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1467.
Of Worcester. B.A. 1470-1; M.A. 1475; B.D. 1483-4; D.D.
1495-6. Proctor, 1483-4. Vice-Chancellor, 1497, 1499. 1504-
Incorp. at Oxford as D.D., 1508. Ord. deacon (Ely) Mar. 22,
1487-8; priest, Apr. 5, 1488. Probably V. of St Sepulchre's,
London, c. 1495-1509. Head Master of Eton, 1506-8. Preb.
of Lincoln, 1507-9. Died 1509. WiU dated, May 1, 1509;
proved (P.C.C.) May 8, 1509. {Cooper, i. 13, who says he
was Vice-Chancellor 1499 and 1504.)
SMITH, JOHN. B.A. 1474-5-
SMITH, JOHN. FeUow of Pembroke, 1477. Of Yorkshire.
B.A. 1475-6; M.A. 1479; B.D. 1485. Had the CoUege title
for orders, 1477. According to Loder, Vice-Chancellor, 1497,
1499 and 1504, but see John (above).
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1481.
Of Cambridge. B.A. 1484-5. Fellow and Bursar until 1502.
Ord. sub-deacon (Ely) Mar. i, 1486-7.
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1491.
Probably B.A. 1493. Perhaps fellow. One of these names
ord. deacon (Lincoln) Mar. 1496-7; 'B.A., Fellow of King's.'
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1492.
SMITH, JOHN. M.A. 1500-1; B.A. (Oxford). Studied two years
at Oxford, one at Paris and one in Cambridge.
SMITH, JOHN. B.Can.L. 1503-4. Perhaps R. of Bilborough,
Notts., 1502-38, and first Master of Nottingham School, c.
1515-32. Died before Aug. 20, 1538. (Victoria Hist. Notts.,
II. 221-2.)
SMITH, JOHN. B.A. 1505-6.
SMITH, JOHN. B.A. 1511-2. Perhaps M.A. 1514-5. and B.D.
1522-3. Probably fellow of St John's, 1516. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) 'vigil of Easter, 1518.' R. of Thorington, Essex,
1521-31. One of these names, 'B.D.,' R. of St Mildred
Poultry, 1523-7; V. of Ardleigh, Essex, 1527; V. of Fulham,
1545-50; died 1550. {Hennessy.)
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. at King's (age 16) a scholar from Eton,
Aug. 13, 1525. Of Brasted, Kent. (A farmer at Ruislip,
Middlesex, according to Harwood.) Perhaps B.A. 1529-30.
FeUow, 1528-9.
SMITH, JOHN. Scholar at King's Hall, 1529-30. Only re-
mained a year.
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. at King's (age 17) a scholar from Eton,
Aug. 21, 1535. Ofi 1537. Of Bray, Berks.
SMITH, JOHN. Student at Jesus, 1536-7.
SMITH, JOHN. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Pembroke, Michs.
1546.
SMITH, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1550.
SMITH, JOHN. Matric. pens, (age 11) from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1552.
SMITH, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1559;
B.A. 1561. One of these names V. of Norton, Herts., 1567.
SMITH, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Michs. 1560.
SMITH, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Easter, 1562.
SMITH, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Queens', Lent, 1564-5.
Of Nottinghamshire. B.A. 1567-8; M.A. 1571; B.D. 1578.
Fellow, 1568-82. Ord. priest (Peterb.) July 18, 1571. V. of
Gt and Little Thurlow, Sufiolk, 1578-9. WiU (P.C.C.) 1622.
But see Al. Oxon. for a contemporary namesake (also B.D.)
to whom Foster assigns these livings.
SMITH, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1565;
B.A. 1570-1. One of these names R. of Kedington, Sufiolk;
wiU (P.C.C.) 1618.
SMITH, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs. 1566.
SMITH, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Easter, 1568.
SMITH, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Michs. 1571; B.A.
1575-6; M.A. 1579; B.D. 1588; D.D. 1594. FeUow, 1578-91.
Proctor, 1587-8. Preacher, 1588-9. V. of All Saints',
Cambridge, 1584-6. R. of HUdersham, Cambs., 1591-1614.
R. of Fen Ditton, 1592-1614. Buried Apr. 12, 1614. WiU
(P.C.C.) 1614. Probably father of Roger (1610) and John
(1620).
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. at King's (age 16) a scholar from Eton,
Aug. 24, 1571. Of Risborough, Bucks. Matric. 1571; B.A.
1575-6; M.A. 1579. FeUow, 1574-7. ' Went away, and lived
on his estate at Little Barfield, Essex.' Perhaps adm. at
Lincoln's Inn, Apr. 29, 1577; of Buckinghamshire. Brother
of WUliam (1573). {Harwood.)
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Smith, John
SMITH or SMYTHE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Nov.
1571; B.A. 1575-6; M.A. 1579. Not the "Se-baptist" (as
stated by Cooper, in. 38 and D.N.B.), but probably the man
who was summoned before Dr Peme, Vice-Chancellor, for
a sermon preached at St Mary's on Ash Wednesday, 1586,
in which he declared that plays acted on Saturday and
Sunday nights were breaches of the Christian sabbath.
Possibly R. of Rickingale Inferior, Suffolk, 1587. For the
Se-baptist s«e John (1586). (Peile, 1. 120.)
SMITH, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse, Easter, 1572;
B.A. from Queens', 1575-6; M.A. 1579. Perhaps R. of
Southacre, Norfolk, 1581-1623. Buried there Mar. 9, 1623-4.
Will proved (Norwich C.C.) Apr. 21, 1624. Perhaps father
of Thomas (1603).
SMITH, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs. 1572. Of
Norfolk. B.A. 1575-6; M.A. 1579; B.D. 1590. Fellow, 1578-
86. Probably Proctor, 1587-8. R. of St Botolph, Cambridge,
1578-81. One of these names Head Master of Ipswich School,
1582-5.
SMITH, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1577-
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Queens', Apr. 4, 1578.
SMITH, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter, 1578.
SMITH, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Queens', Lent, 1578-9. Of
Nottinghamshire.
SMITH, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1580.
B. at Stow-CMW-Quy, Cambs. B.A. 1583-4; M.A. 1587. Ord.
deacon (London) Aug. 5; priest, Dec. 20, 1589, age 26. One
of these names R. of Eydon, Northants., 1592. Buried there
Apt. 18, 1 63 1.
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1581;
B.A. 1585-6; M.A. 1589. Fellow until 1589.
SMITH, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1584;
B.A. 1587-8; M.A. 1591.
SMYTHE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter, 1586.
4th s. of John, yeoman, of Sturton-le-Steeple, Notts. Under
age in 1589 (date of father's will). B.A. 1589-90; M.A. 1593.
Fellow, 1594-8. Ord. (Lincoln) 1594 (so he says in his
Parallels and Censures, etc., 11. 102; this proves that he
was not the preacher of the sermon at St Mary's, Cambridge,
in 1585-6, for whom see John (1571)). Preacher to the city
of Lincoln, 1603-5. Separated from the Church of England,
formed a congregation at Gainsborough, in 1606, and another
at Scrooby. Removed with his family and congregation to
Amsterdam, 1608; became known there as the Se-Baptist
(self-baptiser). Author, sermons, etc. Died of consumption
at Amsterdam in August. Buried at Nieuwekerke, Sept. i,
1612. {Peile, I. 185; D.N.B.; W. T. Whitley.)
SMITH, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Michs. 1586.
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1587. Of Lincolnshire.
B. at Sturton, 1571. Wymondham scholar. B.A. 1590-1;
M.A. 1594. Ord. priest (York) June 22, 1595. R. of Wilsford,
Lines., 1606-28. Admon. (Lincoln) 1627-8.
SMITH, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1587.
SMITH, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1587 (entry
distinct from above).
SMYTH, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Dec. 5, 1590.
Matric. 1590.
SMITH, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Christ's, 1590-1; B.A.
1593; M.A. 1597. Possibly V. of Haslingfield, Cambs., 1597-
1612. One of these names R. of EUesborough, Bucks.,
1603-35. Died 1635. Will, Archd. Bucks. (Peile, 1. 200.)
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, May 22, 1593-
Matric. 1595; Scholar; B.A. 1598-9. One of these names V.
of Arlesey, Beds., in 1605; B.A. Buried there July 8,
1632.
SMITH, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, c. 1596; Scholar,
1599; B.A. 1599-1600; M.A. 1603. Probably ord. deacon
(Peterb.) Feb. 24, 1604-5; priest, June 15, 1606. Perhaps
R. of Woodford, Thrapston, Northants., 1608; R. of Sud-
borough, 1617-21.
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius, July 7, 1602.
S. of William, minister. B. at Elsing, Norfolk. Died in
College. Buried at Michael's, Cambridge, June 4, 1605.
Brother of Thomas (1604) and WiUiam (1609). (Venn, i.
179)
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. at King's (age 17) a scholar from Eton,
Aug. 25, 1603. Of Hunston, near Stowmarket, Suffolk.
B. at Badwell. B.A. 1607-8; M.A. 1611. Fellow, 1606-22.
Fellow of Eton, 1622. Ord. deacon and priest (London) Sept.
19, 1619, age 34. V. of Broad Chalk, Wilts., 1622; resigned
the same year. V. of Mapledurham, Oxon., 1630. Died 1635.
Buried in Eton College Chapel. Father of John (1646), alias
Hovell. (Harwood; Suffolk Manor Fam., 11. 52, 403.)
Smith, John
SMITH, JOHN. B.A. from St John's, 1607-8; M.A. 1611
(probably adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Oct. 4, 1604). Ord.
deacon (York) Sept. 1608; 'B.A. of St John's"; priest, Feb.
1612-3.
SMITH, JOHN. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Jesus, Easter, 1609.
Possibly s. and h. of Sir Richard, of Leedes Castle, Kent,
Knt. Succeeded his father in 1628. Died s.p. Mar. 20, 1632,
aged 40. (Hasted, 11. 476.)
SMITH, JOHN. B.D. 1612-3 (Incorp. from Pont-k-Mousson).
SMITH, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1613; B.A. 1615-6; M.A. 1620. Probably ord. priest (Nor-
wich) Mar. 1, 1617-8. R. of Cockfield, Suflolk, 1624. Of
the Suffolk Classis, Nov. 5, 1645. Buried at Cockfield, Tune
21, 1676. Will proved (Bury) July 20, 1676. Father of
William (1648).
SMITH, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Easter, 1614; B.A.
1617-8; M.A. 1621. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) May 26; priest,
May 27, 1621.
SMITH, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1616;
B.A. 1619-20; M.A. 1623. Perhaps R. of Shoebury, Essex,
1635; V. of Gt Dunmow, 1655-60. Perhaps father of
Benjamin (1659) and John (1651).
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June 27, 1616.
Matric. 1616.
SMITH, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1620.
Probably 2nd s. of John (1571), R- of Fen Ditton, Cambs.
If so, adm. at Gray's Inn, Mar. 18, 1621-2. Probably brother
of Roger (1610).
SMITH, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse, Easter, 1622;
B.A. 1625-6.
SMYTH, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Apr. 28, 1623.
S. of WiUiam, merchant, of London. School, Croydon,
Surrey. Matric. 1623. One of these names adm. at Lincoln's
Inn, Mar. 19, 1621-2; s. and h. of William, of Peper Harrow,
Surrey. (Venn, i. 262.)
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Jesus, June 23, 1627. Of
Yorkshire. Probably s. and h. of James, of Snainton in
Pickering Lythe, Yorks. (and Helen, dau. of Francis Sare
(PSayer), of Worsall, Cleveland). Matric. 1627; Scholar,
1629. Of Snainton, Esq. Age 53 in 1665. Married Catherine,
dau. of Christopher Greene, of London. Author of Cytherea,
or The Enamouring Girdle; a comedy. Will dated, June 1,
1681. Probably father of Henry (1669). (Vis. of Yorks.,
1665; N. and Q., 3rd S., iv. 112.)
SMITH, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1628.
(See the next.)
SMITH, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1628.
One of these (if two) B.A. 1631-2.
SMITH, JOHN. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Magdalene, Easter,
1628; B.A. 1631-2; M.A. 1635. Fellow till 1638. Taxor,
1636. Buried at St Peter's, Cambridge, Aug. 23, 1638.
Will (V.C.C). Benefactor to Magdalene by the foundation
of scholarships for students from Manchester School.
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, May 5, 1629.
Matric. 1629.
SMYTH, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 19) at St John's, Mar. 24,
1630-1. S. of Robert, clothier, of Dedham, Essex. B. there.
School, Dedham. Matric. 1631; B.A. 1634-5; M.A. 1638.
SMITH, JOHN. Matric. sizar from King's, Easter, 1631.
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, June 20, 1631.
S. of Richard, draper, of Richmond, Yorks. B. there. School,
Richmond. Matric. 1632. Migrated to Emmanuel, Mar.
1634. B.A. 1634-5; M.A. 1638. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept.
24, 1637; priest. May 20, 1638.
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 14) at Sidney, Mar. 24,
1631-2. S. of Thomas, mercer, of London. B. at Alderman-
bury, London. Matric. 1632. Probably adm. at Lincoln'
Inn, May 15, 1634.
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Caius, May 24, 1633.
S. of Edmund, attomey-at-law. B. at Strumpshaw, Norfolk.
School, Strumpshaw (Mr Hayward). Matric. 1633. Probably
scholar, 1635-40; B.A. 1636-7; M.A. 1640. Ord. priest
(Norwich) Dec. 20, 1640 (one of these names ord. deacon
(Peterb.) Mar. 10, 1638-9, but see also John (1634)). R. of
Rockland, Norfolk, tiU 1676. V. of St Michael Coslany,
Norwich, 1663-76. Died Apr. 12, 1676, aged 59. Perhaps
father of John (1661). (Venn, 1. 318.)
SMITH, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1633; B.A.
1637; M..\. 1641.
SMITH, JOHN. B.A. from Trinity, 1633-4; M.A. 1637.
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Christ's, Apr. 2, 1634. S. of
Thomas. B. at Norwich. School, Norwich. Matric. 1634;
B.A. 1637-8; M.A. 1642.
Smith, John
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age i8) at St John's, Oct. 3, 1634.
S. of Charles, husbandman, of Gargrave, Yorks. B. there.
School, Earby (? Easby), Yorks. Matric. 1634. Perhaps B.A.
1638-9.
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Caius, Oct. 25, 1634.
Probably 7th s. of Thomas, gent., of Bacton, Suffolk. Bapt.
Oct. 25, 1614. School, Botesdale (Mr Eason). Matric. 1634;
B.A. 1638-9; M.A. 1642. Possibly ord. deacon (Peterb.)
Mar. 10, 1638-9, but see also John (1633), of Caius. Probably
of Haughley, Suffolk; entered his pedigree in the Suffolk
Vis. of 1664 (where he is described as of Haughley, gent.).
If so, married (i) Mary, dau. of Francis Rysing, of Dereham,
Norfolk; (2) Mary, dau. of William Alden, of Gissing.
{Venn, i. 316, 318; Misc. Gen. et Her., 3rd S., i. 178.)
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 15) at St John's, May 30, 1635.
S. of Nicholas (? 1606), M.A., of Halton-in-Amchffe, Yorks.
B. at Clapham, Yorks. School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1635;
B.A. 1638-9.
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Apr. 5, 1636.
Of Northamptonshire. B. at Achurch, near Oundle, 1618.
Matric. 1636; B.A. 1640-1; M.A. 1644. Intruding fellow of
Queens', 1644-52. The Cambridge Platonist. Author,
Select Discourses. Died Aug. 7, 1652, aged 35. Buried in
Queens' College Chapel. ^X')11 proved (V.C.C.) 1652; 'of
Aychurch'; benefactor to Queens'. {D.N.B.)
SMITH, JOHN. M.A. 1637 (Incorp. from 0.\ford). S. of Henry,
of Elberton, Gloucs., pleb. Matric. (New Inn Hall, Oxford)
Nov. 4, 1631, age 18; B.A. 1633; M.A. 1635-6. Perhaps
P.C. of Westbury-on-Trym, Gloucs., 1638; not there in 1650.
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Clare, Mar. 12, 1637-8. Matric.
1637-8.
SMITH, JOHN. M.A. from Trinity, 1638.
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, June 26, 1640.
S. of Edward. B. at Leeds. Bapt. Apr. 11, 1624, at St
Peter's. School, Leeds (Mr Pullein). Matric. 1640. Brother
of Isaac (1635).
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1644.
B. at Bradfleld, Berks., 1629. Matric. 1644; B.A. 1647-8;
M.A. 1651. Fellow, 1647-57. Perhaps incorp. at Oxford,
1654. Presented to rectory of Dunton Waylett, 1655, but
declined. Beneficed in Warwickshire. (Harwood')
SMITH, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Lent,
1645-6; B..A.. 1649-50. Probably ord. deacon and priest
(Norwich) July, 1662; B.A. Perhaps R. of Reymerstone,
Norfolk, c. 1662; R. of North Tuddenham, 1670-87. Died
there Nov. 3, 1687, aged 60. M.I. Perhaps father of John
(1678-9) and James (1684-5). (Le Neve, Mon., v. 93;
Blomefield, x. 267.)
SMITH, alias HOVELL, JOHN. Adm. at King's, a scholar from
Eton, 1646. S. of John (1603). B. at Eton, 1627. Matric.
1646; B.A. 1650-1; M.A. 1654. Fellow, 1649-1706. Proctor,
1668-9. Vice-Provost, 1694-1706. Died Aug. 23, 1706,
aged 79. Buried in the CoUege Chapel. M.I. (Probably the
'Jo. Smith, of King's' to whom his god-father, Thomas
Weaver, fellow of Eton, left the advowson of Elvesham,
Kent, in 1651.) {Suffolk Manor Fam., 11. 51; Harwood.)
SMYTH, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 22) at St John's, Apr. 10,
1646. S. of Thomas, parish clerk, of Eccles, Lanes. Bapt.
there, Nov. 10, 1622. School, Eccles (Mr Jones). Matric.
1646; B.A. 1649-50. Schoolmaster, registrar, and parish
clerk at Eccles. As a ' hopeful young man ' he was appointed
usher at Gt Crosby School, Lanes., c. 1648. Died Nov. 16,
1656. Probably buried at Eccles. (Scott-Mayor, i. xxii.)
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Christ's, June 8, 1650.
S. of John. B. at Hardwick, Cambs. School, Huntingdon
(Mr Taylor).
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Jesus, May 15, 1651 Of
Leicestershire. Matric. 1651; Scholar, 1652; B.A. 1654-5;
M.A. 1658. One of these names of Diseworth, Leics., clerk;
wiU (Leicester) 1665.
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, Sept. 23,
1651. S. of John (? 1616), minister, of Dunmow, Essex.
B. at South Shoebury. School, Bishop's Stortford. Matric.
1651; B.A. 1655-6; M.A. 1659. Perhaps R. of Winwick,
Hunts., c. 1660-96. Buried there Nov. 17, 1696. Brother
of Benjamin (1659), perhaps father of John (1677) and Lewis
(1685).
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Jesus, June 18, 1655. Of
Staffordshire. Matric. 1655.
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1656.
B. at Saling, Essex, 1639. Matric. 1656; B.A. 1660. Fellow,
1650-62. V. of Wadhurst, Sussex, 1662-1714. Buried there
Feb. 2, 1713-4. Father of John (1718).
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Pembroke. Matric. 1656-7;
B.A. 1657-8; M.A. 1661. One of these names ord. priest
(T. Sydserf, Bishop of Galloway) Dec. 13, 1660; R. of Barns-
ton, Essex, 1662. Died 1699.
Smith, John
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Christ's, June 15, 1657.
S. of Henry. B. at Belton, Leics. School, Osgathorpe (Mr
Hathaway).
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Apr. 21, 1658. Of Suffolk.
S. of John, clerk. Matric. 1658. Migrated to Peterhouse,
Apr. 17, 1660. Scholar, 1660; B.A. 1661-2; M.A. 1665. Ord.
deacon (Norwich) c. 1665. R. of Rollesby, Norfolk, 1671-84
(presented by his father). (T. C. Dale, Lambeth Act Books;
Blomefield, xi.)
SMITH, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1659. Of Kent.
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Christ's, Feb. 9, 1659-
60. S. of John. B. at Hockwold, Norfolk. School, Bury.
Matric. 1660; B.A. 1663; M.A. 1667. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
June 2, 1667. One of these names, 'M.A.,' R. of Thorpe-by-
Newark, Notts., 1675. Brother of Thomas (1660-1).
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 4, 1660. Of
Essex. Adm. pens, at Queens', Jan. 11, 1660-1. Matric.
1661; B.A. 1663. Fellow, 1664. Buried at St Botolph,
Cambridge, Nov. 16, 1664. {Ely Episc. Records, 265.)
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Trinity, May 27, 1660.
Matric. 1661.
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Corpus Christi, 1661. Of
Norfolk. Perhaps s. of John (1633). Matric. 1661. Probably
B.A. 1664-5; M.A. 1669. Perhaps R. of Rockland and
Holvestone mediety, Norfolk, 1676-84. Possibly father of
John (1690).
SMYTH, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Jesus, May 23, 1662, from
Corpus Christi (in residence there from June 24, 1661).
Probably B.A. 1668-9.
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Queens', May 26, 1664. Of
Staffordshire.
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, Apr. 10, 1665.
Matric. 1665; B.A. 1668-9. Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1678;
priest, Feb. 16S0-1.
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Christ's, May 28, 1666.
S. of John. B. at Milton, Derhs. School, Repton. Matric.
1667; B.A. 1669-70. Ord. deacon (Lichfield) Sept. 1671;
priest (Worcester) Sept. 1676; C. of Caulk. Perhaps V. of
Lowesby, Leics., 1672. V. of Tilton (adjacent), 1681-1712.
Died Aug. 9, 1712. Buried at Tilton. M.I. Perhaps father
of Thomas (1691). {Peile, 11. 4; Nichols, in. 471.)
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Sidney, June 15, 1666.
S. and h. of Richard, gent., of Stansted, Essex. Schools,
Bishop's Stortford (Mr Thos. Leigh) and Elmdon (Mr
Howard). Matric. 1667. Buried at All Saints', Cambridge,
Nov. 30, 1669.
SMYTH, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, May 19, 1669.
S. of John, gent., of Canterbury. B. there. School, Canter-
bury (Mr Lovejoy). Matric. 1669; B.A. 1672-3; M.A. 1676.
Doubtless fellow of Jesus, 1677-83 (vacant by nwriage).
Probably V. of Chart Sutton, Kent, and R. of Hastingleigh,
1718-32. (If so, s. and h. of John, of Chart, Kent, and Mary
Bargrave, dau. of the Dean of Canterbury; bapt. at Eastry,
Mar. 8, 1651). Died Dec. 7, 1732. WiU (P.C.C.) 1732. {Vis.
of Kent, 1663; Hasted, 11. 406-9.)
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, May 2, 1670.
S. of John, scrivener, of Canterbury. B. there. School,
Canterbury (Mr Lovejoy). Matric. 1670; B.A. 1673-4; M.A.
1677. Ord. deacon (London) Apr. 6; priest, Apr. 8, 1678.
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Trinity, Apr. 28, 1671. Matric.
1671; B.A. 1674-5; M-A. 1678. Probably incorp. at Oxford,
1682. Perhaps R. of Lea, near Gainsborough, 1679; R- ot
Gate Burton, Lines. Buried at Lea, Dec. 28, 1710.
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 15) at St John's, Mar. 26, 1672.
4th s. of Roger, of Frolesworth, Leics., deceased. B. Jan. 6,
1657, at Thumby, Leics. School, Barwell. Matric. 1672.
Migrated to Oxford. Matric. (Lincoln College, Oxford) Sept.
12, 1676, age 19. Adm. at Gray's Inn, June x, 1678. Bar-
rister, 1684. Serjeant-at-law, 1700. Puisne Baron of the
Exchequer. Chief Baron of the Exchequer in Scotland.
Died unmarried, June 24, 1726, aged 70. Buried at Froles-
worth. M.I. Brother of Roger (1669). (A'jctote, 11. 184, 846;
Al. Oxon.)
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Peterhouse, Aug. 9,
1673. Of Nottinghamshire. School, Retford. Probably
brother of Henry (1669).
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, June 12, 1674-
S. and h. of William (? 1649-50), clerk, R. of Lowther,
Westmorland. Bapt. there, Nov. 18, 1659. School, Appleby.
Matric. 1674; B.A. 1677-8; M.A. 1681; D.D. 1696. Ord.
deacon (York) Sept. 1679; priest, 1681; C. of Croxdale,
Durham, 1682-4; C. of Witton Gilbert, 1684-95. Canon
of Durham, 1683; Sacrist, 1689. Preb. of Durham, 1695-
1715; Treasurer, 1699. Chaplain to Lord Lansdowne at
Madrid, 1686-9. R- of Gateshead, 1695-1704. R. of Bishop
102
Smith, John
Wearmouth, 1704-15. Married Mary, dau. of William Cooper,
of Scarborough. Author, Works of Bede, etc. Died in Cam-
bridge, July 30, 1715, aged 56. M.I. in the College Chapel.
Brother of George (1689), father of George (1709) and Joseph
(1718). {D.N.B.; Scott-Mayor; Le Neve, Mon., ill. 266.)
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Queens', Mar. 23, 1676-7. Of
Salop. Matric. 1677.
SMITH, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St Catharine's, Easter,
1677; B.A. 1677-8.
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, June 7, 1677.
S. of John t? 1651), R. of Winwick, Hunts. B. at Wilbarston,
Northants. School, Harborough, Leics. (Mr Berry). Matric.
1677; B.A. 1680-1; M.A. 1684; D.D. 1696. Brother of Lewis
(1685).
SMYTH, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Caius, Jan. 21, 1678-9.
S. of John (? 1645), clerk, of North Tuddenham, Norfolk.
B. at Reymerstone. Schools, Wymondham and Seaming
(Mr Burton). Matric. 1679; Scholar, 1679-84; LL.B. 1684.
Licensed by the bishop to practise physic in the diocese of
Norfolk, Mar. 6, 1694-5. Brother of James (1684-5). (Venn,
I. 460.)
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Peterhouse, Dec. 31,
1679. Of Northamptonshire. B. 1663. School, Market
Harborough. Matric. i68i; Scholar, 1683; B.A. 1683-4.
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Sidney, July 7, 1680.
S. of , deceased, steward to Mr Brownloe. Matric. i68i ;
B.A. 1684-5.
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Corpus Christi, 1690. Of
Norfolk. Possibly s. of John (1661). Matric. 1691; B.A.
1694-5. Ord. deacon (Norwich) June, 1696; priest, Sept.
1697.
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Sept. 25, 1690. S. of ,
clerk, deceased. Ot Cambridgeshire. Matric. 169 1. Rustat
Scholar, 1693; B..A.. 1694-5; M.A. 1698.
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. pens, at St John's, July 8, 1692. S. of
John, clerk, deceased. School, Bury St Edmunds (Mr Leedes).
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 19) at Christ's, July 13,
1692. Resided till Lady Day, 1694. S. of John. B. at
Barham, Sufiolk. School, Bury. {Peile, ii. 126.)
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Corpus Christi, 1693. Of Kent.
School, King's, Canterbury. Matric. Lent, 1697; B.A.
1698-9; M.A. 1711. Ord. deacon (London) Nov. 12, 1701;
priest (Lincoln, Lift. dim. from Canterbury) Sept. 22, 1706.
V. of Preston, Kent, 1706-18. Chaplain to the Earl of Jersey.
V. of Milton, 1711-4. Head Master of King's School, Canter-
bury, 1714-8. Buried in Canterbury Cathedral, Feb. 7,
1717-8.
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Sidney, May 5, 1697.
2nd s. of Richard. B. at Snowhill, London. Matric. 1697.
Brother of Anthony (1691).
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Jesus, May 29, 1697. Of Sussex.
Matric. 1697; B.A. 1700-1; M.A. 1706. Ord. deacon
(Chichester) June 11, 1704; priest, Dec. 23, 1705. R. of
Poynings, Sussex, in 1706, and V. of Framfield, 1706.
Chaplain to Lord Comwallis. (T. C. Dale.)
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Oct. 15, 1701. Of Lincoln-
shire. Matric. 1702; B.A. 1705-6; M.A. 1709. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) May 19, 1706; priest (Carlisle) Feb. 29, 1707-8.
Chaplain to the Duke of AthoU. R. of Raithby, Lines.,
1707. R. of Halton Holgate, 1711. Probably father of
Edward (1736) and John (1732).
SMYTH, JOHN. M.A. from Jesus, 1711, from Trinity CoUege,
Oxford. Perhaps s. of J., of Cold Newton, Leics., clerk.
Matric. (Trinity College, Oxford) Mar. 5, 1689-90, age 16;
B.A. (Oxford) 1693.
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Apr. 4, 1712. Of Standish,
Lanes. Matric. 1712; B.A. 1715-6. P.C. of Heapey, Lanes.,
1716-23.
SMITH, JOHN. M.A. from Emmanuel, 1714 (adm. Nov. 3, 1713).
from Trinity College, Oxford. Probably s. of John, of
Chalbury, Oxon. Matric. (Trinity College, Oxford) Oct. 3,
1694, age 15; B.A. (Oxford) 1698. Chaplain to Lord Dormer.
R. of Teigh, Rutland, 1704-37. V. of Tilton, Leics., i7i3-33-
(T. C. Dale; Al. Oxon., where he is apparently confused with
John (1711).)
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. FeU.-Com. at King's, 1715-6.
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1718.
Doubtless s. of John (1656). B. at Wadhurst, Sussex. Died
in College of small-pox, July, 1719.
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Trinity, Jan. 20, 1718-9.
S. of John, of Cambridge. School, Perse, Cambridge (Mr
Sparkes). Matric. 1718-9; B.A. 1722-3; M.A. 1726. Ord.
deacon (Ely) Mar. i, 1723-4; priest, Sept. 19, 1725. One of
these names R. of Carleton, Norfolk, 1729; died Jan. 10, 1758.
Smith, John
SMITH, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity Hall, Mar. 1718-9;
LL.B. 1725. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 20, 1719; priest,
Sept. 25, 1720. Perhaps R. of Faldingworth, Lines., 1720.
Settled in Lincolnshire and devoted himself to the study of
the development of the woollen industry. Author, Chronicon
Rusticum-Commerciale. (D.N.B.)
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Trinity, Apr. 27, 1720.
S. of Thomas, of London. School, St Paul's. Matric. 1720;
Scholar, 1723; B.A. 1724-5; M.A. 1728. Chaplain of Trinity,
1727-58. Ord. priest (Ely, Lift. dim. from Rochester) June i,
1729. Perhaps R. of St Saviour's, Southwark, Surrey,
1730-53- Died Jan. 30, 1794, aged 89. (G. Mag.)
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Trinity, May 31, 1721.
S. of George, of London. School, Maidstone, Kent (Mr
Walwin). Matric. 1721; B.A. 1725.
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. sizar at King's, 1722-3.
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1723.
S. of John. B. at Aldenham, Herts. Bapt. Dec. 14, 1705.
Matric. 1723; B.A. 1727-8; M.A. 1731. Fellow, 1727.
Proctor, 1742-9. Incorp. at Oxford, 1733. Learned in Civil
Law and esteemed an excellent Algebraist. Succeeded to
an estate. Died near St Albans, Mar. 22, 1775, aged 71. M.I.
at St Albans. (Harwood, 310; G. Mag.; Clutterbuck, i. 61.)
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 19) at St John's, Feb. 26,
1723-4. S. of John, husbandman, of Somerset. B. at
Stogumber. School, Taunton (Mr Upton). B.A. 1726-7.
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Trinity, May 12, 1725.
S. of John, of Highgate, London. School, St Paul's. Matric.
1726. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June 1, 1729; priest, June i,
1735-
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Queens', May 12, 1727. Of
Hampshire. Matric. 1727; B.A. 1730-1; M.A. 1734. One
of these names R. of Hawstead, Suffolk, 1737-62; M.A.
Died Jan. 4, 1762. Will (Bury) 1762.
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 20) at St John's, July i, 1729.
S. of J., merchant, of Norfolk. B. at Diss. School, Diss
(Mr Randal). Matric. 1729-30.
SMYTH, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Christ's, July, 1729.
Probably s. of Edward, of Worlaby, Lines. B. at Bonby,
171 1. Scholar, 1729; B.A. 1732-3; M.A. 1736. Ord. priest
(Lincoln) Mar. 1735-6; C. of Worlaby. R. of Skirbeck,
Lines., 1736. V. of Borden, Kent, 1760-8. Died Nov. 11,
1768, aged 57. Buried at Borden. Will, P.C.C. (H.M.Wood;
Peile, II. 221.)
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Sidney, Apr. 12, 1732.
2nd s. of William, shoemaker, of Melton Mowbray, Leics.
Matric. 1732-3; B.A. 1735-6. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Mar. 21,
1735-6; priest, June 5, 1737. V. of Loddington, Leics.,
1745-55. Died Dec. 23, 1755, aged 44. Buried at Melton
Mowbray. M.I. (Nichols, 11. 257.)
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's, May 30, 1732.
S. of John (? 1701), clerk, of Lincolnshire. B. at Spilsby.
School, Glamford-Brigg (Mr Waterworth). Matric. 1732;
B.A. 1735-6; M.A. 1740. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June 20,
1736; priest, June 5, 1737. C. of Halton Holgate, Lines.,
1736. Perhaps brother of Edward (1736). (Scott-Mayor, lu.
442.)
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Caius, June 19, 1732.
S. of Henry, attorney, of Coltishall, Norfolk. Bapt. there,
Oct. 14, 171 1. Schools, Norwich (Mr Reddington) and Eton.
Matric. 1732; Scholar, 1732-9; B.A. 1735-6; M.A. 1739;
D.D. 1764. Fellow, 1739-44. Master, 1764-95. Proctor,
1755-6. Vice-Chancellor, 1766-7. Ord. priest (Norwich)
July 15, 1739; 'C. of Coltishall, Norfolk.' Lowndean Pro-
fessor of Astronomy, 1771-95. Chancellor of Lincoln. Died
June 17, 1795. Buried in the College Chapel. Will proved
(P.C.C.) 1795. Benefactor to the College. (Venn, 11. 35.)
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Pembroke, Feb. 18,
1736-7. S. of Richard (? 1688), of Market Bosworth, Leics.,
clerk. Matric. 1737; B.A. 1740-1; M.A. 1744. Fellow, 1741.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June 13, 1742; priest, Sept. 23, 1744-
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, June 28, 1739.
S. of Kenelm. B. at Barrowdon, Rutland. School, Upping-
ham. Matric. 1739; B.A. 1742-3. Ord. deacon (Lincoln)
Dec. 23, 1744; priest, Sept. 21, 1746; C. of Harrold, Beds.,
1744. Perhaps V. of Ravensden, 1751-86, and V. of Willing-
ton, 1751-86. (Scott-Mayor, iii. 503.)
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Peterhouse, July 2,
1739. Of Yorkshire. School, Wath. Scholar, 1739; Matric.
1740; B.A. 1742-3.
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, July i, 1740.
S. of John, deceased, of Essex. B. at Stanway. School,
Dedham (Mr Grimwood). Matric. 1740-1; B.A. 1744-5.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Dec. 20, 1747. One of these names
V. of Stoke Nayland, Suffolk, i75i-4-
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SMITH, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age i8) at Sidney, Aug. 7, i744-
S. of Richard (1706), R. of Alexton, Leics. B. there. School,
Uppingham, Rutland. Matric. i744; B.A. 1748-9; M.A.
1752. Ord. deacon (Ely, Litt. dim. from Lincoln) Feb. 23,
1752. R. of Thistleton, Rutland. Succeeded his father as
R. of Alexton, Leics., 1762-70. Died Mar. 17, 1770-1. M.I.
at Alexton. {Nicliols, in. 11.)
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age i8) at Sx John's, Nov. i, 1748.
S. of George, cutler, of Yorkshire. B. in Sheffield. School,
Sheffield (Mr Marshal). Matric. 1748; B.A. 1753; MA. 1764.
Ord. deacon (Lichfield) Mar. i8, 1753; priest (York) Sept. 22,
1754. C. of Hooton Roberts. V. of AttercUffe, 175S-76.
Head Master of Sheffield Grammar School, 1758-76. (Scott-
Mayor, in. 584.)
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 17) at Trinity, Feb. 7,
1 75 1. S. of John, of Newland, Yorks. School, Bradford,
Yorks. (Mr Butler). Matric. 1751.
SMITH, JOHN. .\dm. pens, (age 19) at Caius, June 5, 1751-
S. of John, surgeon, of Wymondham. Bapt. there. Mar. 8,
1731-2. School, Wymondham (Mr Evans). Scholar, 175 1-6;
B.A. 1755. Ord. priest (Lincoln) Mar. 8, 1759; C. of Brom-
ham, Beds., 1759-69. (Venn, 11. 66.)
SMITH, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, July 4, 1751.
S. of William (171 1), R. of Homersfield and Sandcroft,
Sufiolk. B. at Mendham, Norfolk. School, Harleston (under
his father). Scholar, 1751-9; B.A. 1756; M.A. 1759. Fellow,
1759-82. Proctor, 1776-7. University Scrutator, 1778.
V. of Bratton Fleming, Devon, 1780. V. of Mattishall,
Norfolk, 1781. Died Apr. 11, 1803. Buried at Mattishall.
M.I. Brother of Charles (1745) and William (1744). (Venn,
II. 66.)
SMYTH, JONAS. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Caius, Jan. 28, 1622-3.
Of Radwinter, Essex. S. of George, wooUendraper. School,
Perse, Cambridge (Mr Lovering). Matric. 1623; Scholar,
1625-30; B.A. 1626-7; M.A. 1630. Licensed schoolmaster
at Moulton, Lines., 1632. Buried there Aug. 8, 1639. Will,
Lincoln. (Venn, i. 260.)
SMITH, JONATHAN. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Sidney, June 11,
1 63 1. 4th s. of Richard, advocate, of Cransley, Northants.
Bapt. there, Aug. 29, 1613. School, Broughton (Mr Ladd).
Matric. 1631; B..^. 1634-5.
SMITH, JONATHAN. Adm. sizar (age 16 sic) at Sidney, Apr. 4,
1633. S. of Robert (1593), V. of Weedon, Northants. Bapt.
there, Nov. 5, 1614. School, Daventry (Mr Simon Wastell).
Matric. 1633; B.A. 1636-7; M.A. 1640. Brother of Theophilus
(1625).
SMITH, JONATHAN. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Nov. 24, 1673.
Matric. 1675; Scholar, 1676; B..-^. 1677-8; M.A. 1681.
Fellow, 1680. Incorp. at Oxford, 1687. Probably of the
Inner Temple; licenced to marry Sarah EUiott, of Lambeth,
Surrey, widow, Nov. 16, 1687. V. of Bottisham, Cambs., in
1693. (Al. Oxon.)
SMITH, JORDAN. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1584;
B.A. from St Catharine's, 1586-7.
SMITH, JOSEPH. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1609.
Of Norfolk. B.A. from Corpus Christi, 1612-3. Perhaps
R. of Smthland, Leics., 1623.
SMITH, JOSEPH. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1616.
Probably ord. deacon and priest (Norwich) Sept. 24, 1626;
'B.A.'
SMYTH, JOSEPH. 'Of Queens' CoUege'; ord. deacon (Peterb.)
June 16; priest, June 17, 1622; literate.
SMITH, JOSEPH. M.A. 1640 (Incorp. from Oxford). S. of
John, of Welton, Northants., pleb. Matric. (Merton College,
Oxford) June 13, 1634. age 18; B.A. 1634; M.A. 1637. Ord.
deacon (Peterb.) June 5, 1642.
SMITH, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, 1668. Matric.
Easter, 1672; B.A. 1672-3; M.A. 1676. Ord. deacon (London)
Dec. 24, 1676. One of these names V. of Ashby-de-la-Zouch,
Leics., 1716-20. Buried there Mar. 21, 1720-1. Admon.
(Leicester) 1721. (Nichols, in. 619.)
SMITH, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Christ's, Oct. 7, 1714.
S. of Thomas. B. at Hanley, in the parish of Staveley, Derbs.
School, Tuxford (Mr Taylour). Matric. 1714; Scholar, 1715;
B.A. 1718-9. Ord. priest (Lichfield) Sept. 1722. (Peile, 11.
185.)
SMITH, JOSEPH. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity, Mar. 31,
1718. S. of John (1674), D-D-, preb. of Durham. B. May,
1701. School, Westminster. Scholar, 1719; B.A. 1721-2;
M.A. 1725. Fellow, 1724. Ord. deacon (London) June 5,
1726. R. of Nowton, Suffolk. Died 1734. Buried at All
Saints', Cambridge. Brother of George (1709). (Surtees,iv.
98 ; Burke, L.G.)
SMITH, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, Sept. 22,
1722. S. of John, butcher, of Wiltshire. B. at Marlborough.
Smyth, Matthew
School, Charterhouse. Matric. 1723; B.A. 1726-7. Ord.
deacon (Lincoln) May 28, 1727; priest, Sept. 22, 1728. C. of
Sutterton, Lines., 1728.
SMYTH, JOSHUA. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Lent, 1582-3.
SMITH, JOSHUA. .\dm. at Corpus Christi, 1609. Of Norfolk.
SMITH, JOSHUA. Adm. pens, at Clare, Apr. 27, 1647. B. at
Leeds, Yorks. Matric. 1647; B.A. 1650; M.A. 1654. Ejected
from Kirby Hill, near Boroughbridge, Yorks. Died 1662.
(Calamy, 11. 565.)
SMITH, JOSHUA. Adm. sizar at Corpus Christi, 1664. Of
Staffordshire. Matric. Easter, 1665.
SMITH, JOSHUA. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Magdalene, June 5,
1679. S. of WiUiam, mercer, deceased. B. at Louth. School,
Louth. Matric. 1679; B.A. 1682-3. Chaplain in the Navy,
1701-15. Perhaps V. of SixhiUs, Lines., 1706.
SMITH, JOSHUA. Adm. sizar at Corpus Christi, 1690. Of
Norwich. Matric. 1690; B.A. 1693-4; M.A. 1698. Incorp.
at Oxford, 1698. R. of St Mary Aldermanbury, London,
1717-31, and lecturer at St Mary-le-Bow. Died May, 1731.
Will, P.C.C. (Al.Oxon.;Hennessy.)
SMITH, JOSHUA. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 19) at Caius, c. Oct.
1723. S. of John, mercer, late of Yarmouth. B. there.
Schools, Yarmouth (Mr Welham), Harleston, Norfolk and
Smallburgh (Mr Oram). Matric. 1723. Lived at Thrigby
Hall. Lord of the manor of Burgh, Suffolk. Married Judith,
dau. of Major Richard Ferrier, of Yarmouth. Obtained a
grant of Arms in 1722. Drowned himself in the North River
at Yarmouth, 1744. Buried Aug. 22, 1744, at Yarmouth.
(Venn, 11. 19.)
SMITH, JOSHUA. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, June 28,
1744. S. of Joshua, grocer, of Yorkshire. B. Nov. 14, 1725,
at Bingley. School, Bradford (Mr Butler). Matric. 1744;
B.A. 1747-8. Ord. deacon (Ely, Litt. dim. from Nor.vich)
June 5, 1748; priest, (Norwich) Mar. 1749-50. R. of Holt,
Norfolk, 1750-1804. V. of Gorleston, Suffolk, 1777-1804.
Died Feb. 12, 1804. (Scott-Mayor, iii. 544.)
SMITH, LANCELOT. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, Apr. 15,
1693. S. of William. B. at Barton, Westmorland. School,
Sedbergh. Matric. 1695; B.A. 1696-7; M.A. 1700; B.D. 1708.
Fellow, 1700-20. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Mar. 5, 1698-9;
priest, Sept. 21, 1701. Preb. of St Paul's, I7I7-37- R- of
Ufford, Northants., 1718-37. Buried there Aug. 21, 1737.
SMITH, LAWRENCE. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's, May
14, 1684. S. of Kenelm, citizen and leatherseller, of London.
Matric. 1684. Adm. at the Inner Temple, Mar. 25, 1686.
(Peile, II. 96.)
SMITH, LAWRENCE. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, June
23, 1738. S. of James, husbandman, of Bedfordshire. B. at
Sharpinhoe. School, Houghton Regis (Mr Bradshaw).
Matric. 1738; B.A. 1742-3; M.A. 1746. Ord. deacon (Lin-
coln) Sept. 19, 1742. V. of Southill, Beds., 1752-1800. V.
of Old Warden, 1770-1800. Died 1800. (Scott-Mayc-, in.
494-)
SMITH, LEONARD. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Easter, 1569;
B.A. 1573-4; M.A. 1577. Ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.)
June 10, 1586. R. of Stockerston, Leics., 1593. But see
Al. Oxon. for a contemporary namesake.
SMITH, LEONARD. Matric. pens, from St John's, c. 1592.
B. at Loughborough, Leics. B.A. 1595-6; M.A. 1599. Ord.
deacon (London) Oct. 4; priest, Oct. 11, 1601, age 28. C. of
Fifield, Essex. V. of Braintree, 1608-10. Married Dorothy
Riddesdale, widow of Richard Riddesdale, late of Beaumont,
Essex, Sept. 16, 1608. Died 1610. See Al. Oxon. for a con-
temporary namesake with whom Foster has apparently
confused him.
SMITH, LEWIS. Adm. sizar (age jy) at St John's, Apr. 4, 1685.
S. of John (?i65i), clerk. B. at Wilbarston, Northants.
School, Oundle. Matric. 1685; B.A. 1688-9. Probably R. of
Wilsford, Lines., 1691. Brother of John (1677).
SMITH, MARK. Adm. pens, at Sidney, May 27, 1616. B. in
Lincolnshire. Matric. i6i6.
SMITH, MARTIN. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1611. Of London. Probably 3rd s. of Martin, of London,
gent. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 28, 1612-3.
SMITH, MATTHEW. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1580.
SMITH, MATTHEW. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, June 5, 1651.
Of Warwickshire. S. of , of Coventry. School, Coventry.
B.A. from Pembroke, 1654-5; M.A. 1660. Ord. deacon
(London) Dec. 24, 1682.
SMYTH, MATTHEW. M.A. 1663 (Incorp. from Magdalen CoUege,
Oxford). Perhaps matric. (Magdalen Hall, Oxford) May 9,
1623, age 16 (no degree assigned in Al. Oxon.). One of these
names, ' M..\.,' ord. deacon (Lincoln) Aug. 29; priest, Aug. 30,
1661. Perhaps V. of Helion Bumpstead, Essex, 1667-94.
Will (Coram. Essex) 1694.
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SMITH, MATTHEW. Adm. sizar (age 20) at Sidney, Apr. 24,
1680. ists. of Michael, draper. B. at Hubey (sic), Easing-
wold, Yorks. School, private. Matric. 1680; B.A. 1683-4;
M.A. 1695. Perhaps ord. priest (Lincoln) Dec. 19, 1686.
V. of Dorrington, Lines., 1686-98; 'non-resident; blind.'
Head .Master of Sleaford Grammar School, 1691-1723- R-
of North Leasingham, 1694; of South Leasingham, 1696-
1709. Father of William (1707-8). (TroUope, S/«a/o;W.)
SMITH, MELCHIOR. Matric. sizar from Peterhouse, Easter,
161 1. Of Yorkshire. Possibly s. of Melchior, lecturer of
Holy Trinity, Hull, and grandson of Melchior, V. of Hessle,
Yorks. Migrated to Queens', July, 1611. B.A. 1614-5; M.A.
1619. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) May 26, 1616; priest, May, i6i8.
(Tickell, Kingston-upon-Hull; T. A. Walker.)
SMITH, MESHACH. Adm. sizar at Jesus, June 23, 1656. B. at
Sible Hedingham, Esse.x. Matric. 1657; B.A. 1659-60;
Scholar, 1660; M.A. 1663. C. of Lambourne, Essex, 1664-71.
R. of Chipping Ongar, 1673-9. V. of Hendon, Middlesex,
1679-1707. Preb. of Wells, 1693-1707. Lecturer at All
Hallows, Bread Street, London, 1697. Married, at St Giles',
Cripplegate, June 1, 1695, to Ann, dau. of John Worthington,
D.D. Died 1707. Will proved, Oct. 24, 1707. (A. Gray.)
SMITH, MICHAEL. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1582;
B.A. 1586-7; M.A. 1590. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) 1588; priest,
July 25, 1599. R. of Northborough, Northants., 1598-1640.
Probably buried at Hildersham, Cambs., Jan. 13, 1639-40.
Will proved (P.C.C.) Feb. 19, 1639-40, by his brother Thomas
(? 1576), D.D.
SMITH, MICHAEL. B.A. from St Catharine's, 1608-9; M.A.
1612. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 17, 1609; priest, Sept. 23,
1610; 'of Clare.'
SMITH, MICHAEL. Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, May 23, 1737.
Of Durham. S. of Robert, merchant. Bapt. July 27, 1719,
at St Nicholas, Durham. School, Durham. Matric. 1737;
Scholar, 1737; B.A. 1740-1; M.A. 1744. Fellow, 1743.
Proctor, 1757. Scrutator, 1759. Ord. deacon (Lincoln)
June 13, 1742; priest. May 25, 1746. V. of Little St Mary's,
Cambridge, 1759. R- of Freckenham, Suffolk, 1759-73.
V. of South Mimms, Middlesex, 1770-3. Died May 7, 1773,
aged 53. Buried in the cloister of Emmanuel Chapel. M.l.
Will, P.C.C. Benefactor to Emmanuel. (T. A. Walker, 275;
G. Mag.)
SMITH, MILES. B.D. 1586 (Incorp. from Oxford). Of Hereford.
School, Hereford. Of Corpus Christi College, Oxford, 1568;
B.A. (O.xford) 1572-3; M.A. 1576; B.D. 1584-5; D.D. (Brase-
nose College, Oxford) 1594. Chaplain of Christ Church.
Canon of Hereford, 1580. V. of Bosbury, 1584. R. of
Hampton Bishop, 1587. R. of Ledbury (portion), 1587.
Canon of Exeter, 1595. R. of Hartlebury, Worcs., 1598-1624.
R. of Upton-on-Sevem, 1604. Fellow of Chelsea College,
1610. Bishop of Gloucester, 1612-24. Author, sermons.
Died Oct. 20, 1624. Buried in the Cathedral. Father of
Gervase (1622). (Al. Oxon.; D.N.B.)
SMITH, MILES. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Christ's, Feb. 2, 1630-1.
S. of Thomas. B. at Market Harborough. School, Har-
borough (Mr Orpin). Matric. 1631. Probably B.A. before
1637. Ord. priest (Peterb.) Feb. 1637-8; 'B.A. of Christ's.'
One of these names R. of Intwood and Keswick, Norfolk,
1663-80. Died 1680. (Peile, i. 406.)
SMITH, MILES. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1636; B.A. 1639-40.
Ord. deacon (Norwich) June 12, 1642, age 23; 'C. of Post-
wick.' One of these names R. of Carleton, Norfolk, 1651.
SMITH, MILLESENT. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1584.
SMITH, MONTAGUE. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, Mar.
27, 1697. 5th s. of Erasmus, gent, (for whom see D.N.B.),
of South Weald, Essex, and of Clerkenwell, Middlesex (and
Mary, dau. of Hugh Hare, Baron of Coleraine, Ireland, and
Lady Lucy Montagu). B. in London. School, Brentwood,
Essex (Mr Bernard). Matric. 1697. Died unmarried.
(Morant, I. 119; Nichols, 11. 185.)
SMITH, NATHANIEL. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1563; scholar from Westminster, 1565.
SMITHE, NATHANIEL. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 20) at Caius,
Oct. 18, 1569. S. of Ralph, gent., deceased, of London. At
St John's three years. (Venn, i. 65.)
SMITH, NATHANIEL. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1618. Of Lincolnshire. Migrated to Sidney, Jan. 28, 1618-9.
B.A. 1621-2. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Oct. 31, 1624; priest,
Mar. 9, 1627-8. V. of Cammeringham, Lines., 1629.
SMITH, NATHANIEL. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, July 19, 1643.
Doubtless s. of Arthur (1605). Bapt. Sept. 3, 1626, atOundle.
School, Oundle. Brother of Samuel (1629).
SMITH, NATHANIEL. Adm. sizar at Clare, July 1, 1654.
Matric. 1654; B.-'V. 1657-8. FeUow.
SMITH, NATHANIEL. Matric. sizar from St Catharine's,
Easter, 1655.
Smith, Paul
SMITH, NATHANIEL. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Pembroke,
Apr. 13, 1663. S. of Robert, of Feltham, Essex (sic). Matric.
1663; B.A. 1666-7; M.A. from Jesus, 1670. Fellow of Jesus,
1667-73. Ord. deacon (Ely) Sept. 24, 1670; priest, June 2,
1672. R. of Rettenden, Essex, 1672-94. R. of Woodham
Mortimer, 1673-94. Chaplain to the Bishop of Ely, 16-74.
Will (P.C.C.) 1693-4.
SMITH, NATHANIEL. Adm. pens, at Clare, Apr. 11, 1672.
Of Lowick. Matric. 1672.
SMITH, NATHANIEL. Adm. sizar at Corpus Christi, 1672.
Of Suffolk. Matric. Easter, 1674; B.A. 1675-6; M.A. 1679.
Ord. deacon (London) May 21, 1676; priest (Norwich) Sept.
1677.
SMITH, NATHANIEL. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity, June 17,
1745. S. of William, of Grantham, Lines. School, Grantham
(Mr Bacon). Matric. 1745; Scholar, 1747; B.A. 1749-50;
M.A. 1753. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June 10, 1750. Probably
R. of Aylestone, Leics., 1753-55, and R. of Thistleton,
Rutland. Probably chaplain in the Navy, 1755. Perhaps
preb. of York, 1774-1800. Died i8oo. Will (P.C.C.) June,
1800; of Boston, Lines. (Nichols, iv. 30.)
SMITH, NEWTON. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, July 6,
1713. S. and h. of Benjamin, Esq., of Northorpe, Lines.,
and nephew by the half-blood to Sir Isaac Newton. School,
Oakham (Mr Wright). Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, July 14, 1715.
Of Barrowby, gent. Brother of Benjamin (1733). (Nichols,
Lit. History, iv. 38.)
SMITH, NICHOLAS. B.A. 1541-2; M.A. 1545. Fellow of St
John's, 1542-3. Probably V. of Fulham, Middlesex, 1550-
89. R. of St Michael and St Margaret, South Eknham,
Suffolk, 1557-64. R. of Thundersley, Essex, 1566-9. V. of
East Ham, 1569-89. Died 1589. Admon. (Cons. C. London)
June 20, 1589. One of these names V. of Guilsborough,
Northants., 1560-79; died 1579. But see Al. Oxon. for a
contemporary.
SMITH, NICHOLAS. Matric. Fell.-Com. from St Catharine's,
Easter, 1575.
SMITH, NICHOLAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1584.
SMITH, NICHOLAS. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter, 1604.
One of these names, s. and h. of Nicholas, of Theddlethorpe,
Lines., adm. at Gray's Inn, Mar. 22, 1605-6. Of Theddle-
thorpe and Cawkwell. Married Mary, dau. of Sir Richard
Pell, Knt., of Dembleby. But see Al. Oxon. for a contemporary
namesake. Perhaps father of Nicholas (1634). (Lines.
Pedigrees, 905.)
SMITH, NICHOLAS. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, July 24, 1606.
Matric. 1606; B.A. 1609-10. Ord. deacon ^York) Dec. 1611;
priest, June, 1612. Licensed to preach. Perhaps of Halton-
in-Amcliffe, Yorks. If so, father of John (1635).
SMITH, NICHOLAS. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Easter, 1609;
B.A. 1612-3.
SMITH, NICHOLAS. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs. 1619
Of Essex. B.A. 1622-3; M.A. 1626.
SMITH, NICHOLAS. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1620. Of Norfolk. B.A. 1622-3; M.A. 1626.
SMITH, NICHOLAS. Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, Apr. 21, 1634.
Of Lincolnshire. Possibly 2nd s. of Nicholas (? 1604), of
Theddlethorpe. Bapt. there, Jan. 1, 1617-8. Matric. 1634;
Scholar, 1634; LL.B. from Trinity Hall, 1641. Of Theddle-
thorpe. Buried there Dec. 3, 1673. One of these names
V. of Braughing, Herts., 1660-80. Died 1680. (Lines.
Pedigrees, 905.)
SMITH, NICHOLAS. Adm. pens, at Sidney, May 21, 1668,
'South.' S. of Anthony, of Theddlethorpe, Lines. Bapt'.
there, Dec. 9, 1651. Matric. 1668. Migrated to Queens' as
sizar, Aug. 8, 1669. B.A. 1671-2. One of these names naval
chaplain, 1690-6. (Lines. Pedigrees, 905.)
SMITH, OLIVER. Adm. sizar at Queens', Apr. 6, 1596. B. at
Wilden, Beds., c. 1581. Matric. from Christ's, 1596; B.A.
1599-1600. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Dec. 21, 1606; 'M.A.';
priest, Sept. 20, 1607. V. of Gt Barford, Beds., 1607-34!
Buried there Apr. 24, 1634. (Peile, i. 222; Geneal. Bedford
14-)
SMITH, OWEN. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Trinity, Michs. 1609.
Doubtless 2nd s. of William, of Burgh Castle, Suffolk (and
Dorothy, dau. of Arthur Hopton, of Witham, Somerset).
Adm. at Gray's Inn, Aug. 16, 1611. Knighted, Feb. 8,
H616-7. Of Stiffkey, Norfolk, Esq. ; afterwards of Irmingland.
Married Alice, dau. of Sir John Crofts, of Saxham, Suffolk.
Buried in Oulton Church, Mar. 21, 1636, aged 43. Brother
of William (1606). (Blomefield, vi. 325.)
SMITH, PAUL(?). Matric. pens, from St John's, c. 1595.
Doubtless Paul, s. of Richard (1553), M.D'.; by whose will
property was devised to St John's if Paul died without heirs.
Probably adm. at the Inner Temple, 1597, 'of London.'
(Founders and Benefactors, 18.)
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SMITH, PETER. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1575;
B.A. 1579-80. Perhaps ord. priest (Norwich) Apr. 14, 1587.
R. of Gayton Thorpe, Norfolk, 1599.
SMITH, PETER. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1583.
SMITH, PETER. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Michs. 1602;
B.A. 1605-6; M.A. from King's, i6n; B.D. 1616; D.D. 1630.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1607. V. of Barkway, Herts., 1610.
R. of Widdial, 1616. Buried at Barley, Aug. 22, 1657 {sic).
Will proved (P.C.C.) Apr. 28, 1653. (A. and W. H. Frere,
History of Barley, gives date of burial as above.)
SMITH, PETER. Matric. sizar from St Catharine's, Easter,
1617; B.A. 1619-20; M.A. 1623. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Dec.
24; priest, Dec. 25, 1620.
SMITH, PETER. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Caius, Apr. 26, 1728.
S. of James (1684-5), clerk, of Stow, Norfolk. B. there.
School, Wymondham (Messrs Sayer and Brett). Matric.
1728; Scholar, 1728-34; B.A. 1731-2. Ord. deacon (Lincoln)
Feb. 18, 1732-3; priest (Norwich) June, 1734- C. of Wood-
walton, Hunts., 1733. R. of East Lexham, Norfolk, 1742-
89; of Litcham, 1744-89. Died Oct. 11, 1789. M.I. at
Litcham. Will, P.C.C. Brother of James (1714) and William
(1714). {Venn, 11. 29.)
SMITH, PETER. M.A. from King's, 1747- S. of Peter, of
Melbury Abbas, Dorset, clerk. Matric. (Corpus Christi
College, Oxford) May 6, 1736, age 17; B.A. (Oxford) 1740.
Perhaps died Jan. 8, 1776; of Melbury. One of these names
naval chaplain, 1756. {Al. Oxon.; L. Mag.)
SMITH, PHILIP. Adm. sizar at Christ's, Mar. 2, 1624-5. S. of
Thomas, of Northamptonshire. School, Tichmarsh (private).
Matric. 1625; B.A. 1628-9; M.A. 1632. Occurs at Wollaston,
Northants., 1634, and at Islip, 1640. C. of St Margaret,
Stanstead, Herts., 1641.
SMITH, PHILIP. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, June 6, 1627.
S. of Robert, gent., of Norfolk. B. at Barton. School,
North Walsham (Messrs Tills and Dakers). Matric. 1627;
Scholar, 1629-32; B.A. 1630-1; M.A. 1634. Ord. deacon
(Norwich) Mar. 17, 1632-3; priest, Sept. 22, 1633. One of
these names V. of Chobham, Surrey, 1652. Died 1665.
Admon. (P.C.C.) July 5, 1665. {Venn, i. 281.)
SMITH, PHILOLOGUS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1587.
SMITH, RALPH. M.A. 1500-1.
SMITH, RALPH. Matric. pens, from St John's, Lent, 1581-2.
Perhaps C. of Gainford, Durham; C. of Denton, 1590;
probably buried there Feb. 7, 1614-5. Perhaps father of
Ralph (1604).
SMITH, RALPH. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Michs. 1585.
SMITH, RALPH. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1604. Of Yorkshire.
S. of Ralph (? 1581-2), C. of Gainford, and Denton, Durham.
Bapt. at Gainford, Apr. 5, 1590. (A note in Denton Register
says sent to Cambridge, May 9, 1609.) Matric. sizar from
St Catharine's, Easter, 1604.
SMITH, RALPH. Matric. sizar from Christ's, July, 1610;
Scholar, i6io-i; B.A. 1613-4. Emigrated with his wife
and children to New England, 1629. Minister at Plymouth,
Mass., for eight years; resigned in 1636 on finding that some
' apprehended him to be not sufficiently gifted,' but remained
in Plymouth till 1645. Removed to Manchester, Mass., 1645.
Finally went to live with his stepson Nathaniel Masterson
at Boston. Married, as his 2nd wife, Mary Masterson,
formerly of Leyden, Holland. Died in Boston, Mar. 1, 1660-1.
(Peile is wrong in identifying him with Ralph Smith of
Eastham.) (J. G. Bartlett.)
SMITH, RALPH. M.A. 1615 (Incorp. from Oxford). Of Cheshire,
pleb. Matric. (Brasenose College, Oxford) Mar. 30, 1604,
age 19; B.A. 1608; M.A. 1611. Perhaps V. of Stokesay,
Salop, 1620. One of these names vicar choral of Lichfield.
WiU (P.C.C.) 1641.
SMITH, RALPH. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Caius, Sept. 25, 1627;
afterwards Fell. -Com. S. and h. of George, gent., of Finchley,
Middlesex. B. at Brize-Norton, Oxon. School, Chester
(Mr Williamson). Matric. 1627. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Oct.
19, 1631. {Venn, i. 281.)
SMYTH, RALPH. Adm. pens, at Trinity, June 25, 1652. Of
Buckinghamshire. S. and h. of Ralph, of Milton (alias
Middleton), Keynes, Bucks. Matric. 1652. Adm. at Gray's
Inn, June 9, 1654. Married Mary Sidley, June 3, 1661.
SMITH, REGINALD. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Michs.
1568.
SMITH, REGINALD. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Michs.
1588. One of these names adm. at Gray's Inn, Mar. 15,
1584-5.
SMYTH [? RICHARD]. B.Can.L. orB.Civ.L. 1458-9. One Richard
Smyth, LL.B., V. of Bierton, Bucks., 1468-87. Another,
LL.B., V. of Stapleford, Cambs., 1473-4; died 1474.
Smith, Richard
smith, richard. b.a. 1466-7; m.a. (?); b.d. 1474-5-
Proctor, 1474-5. Master of Michael House, I477-93'
SMITH, RICHARD. B.Can.L. 1502-3. Of Clement Hostel;
ten years' study.
SMITH, RICHARD. B.A. 1513-4; M.A. 1517-8. Fellow of
St John's, 1516.
SMITH, RICHARD. B.Civ.L. 1518-9; D.Can.L. 1528. Fellow
of Trinity Hall; one of the early adherents of the Reforma-
tion; imprisoned for heresy. Will proved (V.C.C.) 1528-9;
desired to be buried in St Edward's Church. (Cooper, i. 37.)
SMITH, RICHARD. Licenced for medical and surgical practice,
1520-1. Perhaps his will (P.C.C.) 1550; 'Dr of Physic'; 'of
St Olave Old Jewry, and Cambridge.'
SMITH, RICHARD. B.Civ.L. 1523-4.
SMITH, RICHARD. B.A. 1548-9; M.A. 1552. Proctor, 1558-9.
SMITH, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs. 1553-
Of Gloucestershire. B.A. 1556-7; M.A. 1560; M.L. 1564;
M.D. 1567. Fellow, 1557; 'of Gloucs.' F.R.C.P., c. 1567;
Censor, and President, 1585-8. Physician to the Queen.
Died July, 1599. Will (P.C.C); of St Anne, Blackfriars,
London. Fatherof Paul (1595)- (Coo/>er, 11. 272; Mtoi/t, 1.68.)
SMITH, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1555-
SMITH, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1559. Probably same as next but one.
SMITH, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1560;
Scholar from Trinity, 1562; B.A. from Trinity, 1564-5; M.A.
1568; B.D. 1575. Fellow of Trinity, 1566. University
preacher, 1574. Probably R. of Bulwick, Northants., 1595-
1615. Preb. of Peterborough, 1573-1615. Author, poetical.
Died 1615. Will proved (Peterb.) May 25, 1615. (Cooper,
II. 176; H. I. Longden.)
SMITH, RICHARD. B.A. from Trinity, 1563-4 (probably
matric. from Corpus Christi, 1559); M.A. 1567. Fellow of
Trinity, 1565. Ord. deacon (Ely) Aug. 24, 1566; priest,
Apr. 16, 1568. Will proved (P.C.C.) 1570; 'of St Steph.,
Coleman St; died in Cyprus.'
SMITH, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter, 1566.
SMYTH, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs. 1566;
B.A. 1569-70. Ord. priest (Ely) Apr. 1568. One of these
names V. of Bumham, Essex, 1582; died before Sept. 1583.
(Peile, I. 66.)
SMITH, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1568.
SMITH, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Clare, Michs. 1579.
(See the next.)
SMITH, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter, 1581.
This man or Richard (above) probably B.A. from Christ's,
1583-4; ord. deacon (Lincoln) 1585-6, 'B.A.'; priest, Oct. 5,
1587.
SMITH, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs. 1582.
Of Nottinghamshire.
SMITH, RICHARD. Adm. at King's (age 17) a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 17, 1584. Of Bottisham, Cambs. Matric. 1584;
B.A. (according to Hanaood). Fellow, 1587.
SMITH, RICHARD. M.A. 1586 (Incorp. from Oxford). Perhaps
'of Berks.'; matric. (Christ Church, Oxford) 1581, age 15.
Perhaps R. of Brooksby, Leics., 1593-1610. R. of Rotherby,
1593. Buried there Oct. 21, 1610. (Nichols, iii. 399.)
SMITH, RICHARD. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1604. Of
SuSolk. Perhaps 2nd s. of Richard, of Thrandeston, Suffolk
and Carlton Road, Norfolk. Married Susan Rookwood, of
Norfolk. Dead by 1665. (Misc. Gen. et Her., 3rd S., i. 181.)
SMITH, RICHARD. Adm. sizar at Queens', Aug. 24, 1607.
Of Herefordshire. B.A. 1610-1; M.A. 1614.
SMITH, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Sidney, May 10, 1615.
Matric. 1615.
SMITH, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1616.
Perhaps B.A. from King's, 1621-2; M.A. 1625. Perhaps
R. of Stilton, Hunts., 1625-38; M.A.
SMITH, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1622. Of Suffolk. B.A. 1624-5; M.A. 1628. Buried at St
Benet's, Cambridge, Aug. 20, 1628. WiU, V.C.C.
SMETHE, RICHARD. Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, Dec. 21,
1622.
SMITH, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from King's, Lent, 1623-4.
SMITH, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from King's, Easter, 1627;
B.A. 1630; M.A. 1634.
SMITH, RICHARD. Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, July 10, 1634-
Of Chester. Matric. 1634-5; B.A. 1638-9.
SMITH, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1637. Of Lincohishire. B.A. 1640-1.
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SMITH, RICHARD. Adm. (age 19) at St John's, Feb. 12,
1640-1, from Oxford. S. of Richard, of Bolingbroke (Bulling-
brooke). Lines. School, Bullingbrooke (Mr Power). Matric.
(New CoUege, O.xford) May 19, 1637, age 15; B.A. (Cambridge)
1640-1. Apparently incorp. B.A. at Oxford, 1641; M.A.
(Pembroke CoUege, Oxford) 1649-50. Perhaps ord. deacon
and priest (Lincoln) Mar. 17, 1643-4. Probably R. of
Hamstall Ridware, Staffs., c. 1652. One of these names V. of
Liddington, Wilts.; admon., 1690.
SMITH, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Aug. 9, 1645, from
Oxford. S. of Thomas, of Chard, Somerset, pleb. Matric.
(Wadham College, Oxford) Nov. 26, 1641, age 17.
SMITH, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Feb. 21, 1659-60.
Matric. 1661; Scholar, 1661; B.A. 1663-4; M.A. 1667.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1669.
SMITH, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Apr. 13, 1674.
SMITH, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Pembroke, Apr. 3,
168S. S. of John, of Loddington, Northants., farmer. Matric.
1688; B.A. 1691-2; M.X. 1695. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Mar. 4,
1693-4; priest. May 19, 1695. Probably Master of Market
Bosworth School, Leics., 1712-23. Buried there 1723. M.I.
Probably father of John (i73&-7)- (Nichols, iv. 503.)
SMITH, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, May 27,
1704. S. of Hugh, M.D. B. at York. School, Sherborne
(Mr Baines). Matric. 1704; B.A. 1707. Ord. deacon (York)
Sept. 1708; priest, 1710.
SMITH, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Sidney, Apr. 17,
1706. S. of Thomas (? 1677), R. of Wardley, Rutland.
School, Uppingham. Matric. 1706; B.A. 1709-10; M.A. 1713.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1713. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 3, 1710;
priest, Mar. 5, 1711-2. C. of Wardley, Rutland, 1710. R. of
Allexton, Leics., 1713-62, and R. of Wardley, 1725-62.
Died Aug. 2, 1762, aged 75. Buried at Allexton. M.I.
Father of John (1744). {Nichols, iii. 11.)
SMITH, RICHARD. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Magdalene, :7I4.
Matric. 1714.
SMITH, RICHARD. M.A. from King's, 1716. B.A. (Trinity
College, Dublin). Probably the man of these names adm.
there, June i, 1708, age 20. S. of Robert, farmer. B. at
Garstang, Lanes. (Al. Dublin.)
SMITH, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Feb. 21, 1729-30.
S. of George (1689), R. of Higham, Kent. B. 1712. School,
Sevenoaks. Matric. 1730; Rustat Scholar, 1730; B.A. 1733-4;
M.A. 1737. V. of Alkham, Kent, 1747-72. R. of Burmarsh,
1754-72. Died May, 1772. (To be distinguished from a
contemporary namesake, R. of Islington, Middlesex, 1768-
72.) (Biog. Brit. vi. 3725; Surtees, iv. 98.)
SMITH, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Trinity, Apr. 23,
1731. S. of Richard, of London. School, St Paul's. Matric.
1731; Scholar, 1732.
SMITH, RICHARD. M.A. 1739 (Incorp. from Oxford). S. of
Richard, of Ely, Cambs. Matric. (Christ Church, Oxford)
Oct. 30, 1732, age i8; B.A. (Oxford) 1736; M.A. 1739.
Perhaps R. of Croft, Hereford, c. 1744-96; V. of Eye. Preb.
of Hereford. Chaplain to the Earl of Stamford. Died July,
1796, aged 82. WiU (P.C.C.) Aug. 1796. (Al.Oxon.;G. Mag.,
1796, II. 621.)
SMITH, ROBERT. B.A. 1465-6.
SMITH, ROBERT. Comm. for M.A. or higher degree, 1487-8.
One of these names V. of Wendon, Essex, 1504; will (P.C.C.)
1527; property at Walden and at Gt Abington, Cambs.
SMYTH, ROBERT. B.Civ.L. 1489-90.
SMYTHES, ROBERT. M.A. FeUow of St John's. Will proved
(V.C.C.) 1520.
SMITH, ROBERT. B.A. 1521-2. A priest (perhaps of Christ's
or Jesus). One of these names 'chapleyne of the chanterye
of our blessed ladye in the parisshe churche of Saincte
Sepulchre' in Cambridge. Will (P.C.C.) 1531-2.
SMITH, ROBERT. B.A. 1522-3.
SMITH, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Peterhouse, Michs. 1550.
S. of John (alias Heriz), of Withcote, Leics., deceased. Of
Groby. Died 1565. Benefactor to Peterhouse. Portrait in
the College. Probably brother of Anthony (1552). (Nichols,
11. 184; T.A. Walker.)
SMITH, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from St John's, Lent, 1557-8.
S. of William, of Thornton, Yorks. School, Pocklington.
B.A. 1560-1. Migrated to Caius, Feb. i, 1560-1, age 22.
Perhaps ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.) Sept. 21, 1564.
R. of Caldecot, Herts., 1572, 'B.A.' (Venn, i. 45.)
SMITH, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1564.
SMYTH, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Oct. 1564.
One of these names, 'of London,' adm. at the Inner Temple,
July 3, 1568.
Smith, Robert
SMITH, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs. 1565.
Of Yorkshire. B.A. 1567-8; M.A. 1571. Fellow, 1568.
Perhaps will (V.C.C.) 1571.
SMITH, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at King's, 1567.
SMITH, ROBERT. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1568. Of Norfolk.
SMITH, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse, Michs.
1569.
SMITH, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1574. Drowned in the Cam, May, 1574. Buried at Grant-
chester, May 17.
SMITH, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs. 1575.
SMITH, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Lent,
1577-8. Perhaps s. of Henry, of Saltfleetby, Lines. B.A.
1581-2; M.A. 1586. Perhaps of Saltfleetby, Lines.; Will
(Lincoln) 1616; M.A. (not described as a clerk). (Lines.
Pedigrees, 901.)
SMYTHE, ROBERT. Adm. scholar (age 18) at Caius, Mar. 28,
1578. S. of John, gent. B. at Occold, Suffolk. School,
Sudbury (Mr White). B.A. 1581-2. One of these names,
adm. at the Middle Temple, Apr. 25, 1583, 2nd s. of John,
of Hundon, Suffolk.
SMITH, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Queens', Lent, 1578-9.
Of Norfolk. B.A. 1581-2; M.A. 1585. One of these names
R.ofHatley, Cambs., 1589. Possibly father of Robert (1604).
SMITH, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter, 1583.
Of Hertfordshire. B.A. 1585-6; M.A. 1590. One of these
names R. of Beesby, Lines., 1591-1628; M.A. Died 1628.
Will (Lincoln) 1628.
SMITH, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Lent, 1584-5;
Scholar of Emmanuel, 1585-6; B.A. from Emmanuel, 1588-9 ;
M.A. 1592. One of these names R. of St Helen's, Ipswich,
1595-1611; M.A.
SMITH, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1586.
SMITH, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1587;
Scholar, 1590; B.A. 1592-3; M.A. 1595. Fellow, 1593. R. of
.St Nicholas Aeon, i6oo; deprived, 1605. Afterwards C. of
Trinity Minories, 1605-8. (Cooper, 11. 479.)
SMITH, ROBERT. B..\. from Christ's, 1592-3; M.A. 1596.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1599.
SMITH, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Jesus, c. 1593.
SMYTH, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, July 13, 1593.
S. of John. B. at Fulboum, Cambs. Bapt. Aug. 31, 1577,
at St Vigor's. School, Fulboum (Messrs Streatly and Cat-
telyn). B.A. 1596-7. Perhaps R. of Hatley St George,
Cambs., 1600-19. Buried there Dec. 27, 1619. (Venn, 1.1^0.)
SMITH, ROBERT. Matric. from Trinity, c. 1593; B.A. 1596-7;
M.A. 1600. Probably fellow of Sidney. Ord. deacon and
priest (Peterb.) Sept. 23, 1604. V. of Weedon, Northants.,
1605-47; ejected by the Parliamentary Committee. Buried
at Weedon, June 6, 165 1, aged 75. Father of Theophilus
(1625) and Jonathan (1633). (Baker, 1. 454; H. I. Longden.)
SMITH, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Aug. 24, 1594.
Matric. c. 1594.
SMITH, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from King's, c. 1595.
SMITH, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter, 1604.
Of Norfolk. Possibly s. of Robert (1578-9). B.A. 1607-8;
M.A. 1612. One of these names R. of Whitton-with-Thurlton,
Norfolk, 1611-25; M.A.; died 1625.
SMITH, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Jan. 21, 1607-8.
Matric. 1608; Scholar; B.A. 1612-3; M.A. i6i8. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) Dec. 20, 1618.
SMITH, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Feb. 20, 1609-10.
Matric. 1610; Scholar; B.A. 1613-4. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
Mar. 12; priest. Mar. 13, 1619-20.
SMITH, ROBERT. B.A. from Peterhouse, 1610.
SMITH, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Michs.
1614.
SMITH, ROBERT. Matric. Fell.-Com. from King's, Michs.
1617.
SMITH, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at St John's, May 28, 1618.
S. of Thomas, of Suffolk. Matric. 1618. Migrated to Caius,
Sept. 16, 1619. B.A. 1621-2; M..-^. 1625. Probably ord.
priest (Norwich) Mar. 9, 1623. R. of Honiingtoft, Norfolk,
1636-43. C. of Norton Subcourse, in 1636. (Venn, i. 246.)
SMITH, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1622.
SMITH, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1628;
B.A. 1631-2; M.A. 1635. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 23,
1632; priest, Sept. 21, 1634.
SMYTH, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's, Nov. ir,
1630. S. of William, blacksmith, of Barleythorjje, Rutland.
B. there. School, Oakham.
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SMITH, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter, 1631;
B.A. 1634-5; M.A. 1638. Ord. priest (Peterb.) June 12, 1636.
Perhaps R. of Gt Cressingham, Norfolk, 1644, ejected.
Lecturer at Sudbury, Suffolk. One of these names minister
of Cransley, Northants., 1644-7; of Wilbarston, 1647-83-
Died 1683.
SMITH, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Sidney, Aug. 17,
1631. S. of John. B. at Stanground, Hunts. School, Peter-
borough (Mr Dixon). Matric. 1631; B.A. 1635-6; M.A. 1639.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 25, 1642; priest, Feb. 26, 1642-3.
Perhaps R. of Somersham, Hunts. ; sequestered thither, 165 1 ;
there in 1657. Possibly his admon. (P.C.C.)., Feb. 1661-2; of
Hunts., clerk
SMITH, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 21, 1632.
Of Middlesex.
SMITH, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Trtnity, 1636; B.A.
1639-40; M.A. 1643.
SMITH, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, May 15,
1647. S. of Richard, deceased, of Richmond, Yorks. B.
there. School, Richmond (Mr Ripley). Matric. 1647.
Possibly V. of Fingall in Richmondshire, 1665-1 710.
SMITH, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1648. Of Suffolk. B.A. 1651-2; M.A. 1655.
SMITH, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 30, 1649.
Of Kent.
SMITH, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 14) at Peterhouse, Aug. 16,
1652. Matric. 1654; B.A. 1656-7; M.A. 1660. One of these
names ord. deacon (Peterb.) Dec. 18, 1681; 'M.A.'
SMITH, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Clare, Nov. 1668. Of West
Rasen, Lines. Matric. 1671; B.A. 1672-3; M.A. 1678. Ord.
deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 21, 1673; priest, May 2i, 1676.
Master of Stamford Grammar School, Lines., 1681-91. Died
Feb. 6, 1691. Buried at Gt Gransden, Hunts. Probably
father of Robert (1695).
SMYTH, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at Trinity, Apr. 13, 1672.
Matric. 1672.
SMITH, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Sidney, Jan. 10,
1677-8. S. of William, R. of Melton Mowbray, Leics. B.
there. School, Melton Mowbray (Mr Daffy). Matric. 1678;
B.A. i68i-2. R. of Gt Addington, Northants., 1693-1728.
Doubtless father of Robert (1718).
SMITH, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, Feb. 14,
1678-9. Of Coventry.
SMITH, ROBERT. .\dm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1686.
B. in London. Matric. Easter, 1687; B.A. 1690-1; M.A.
1694. Fellow, 1690.
SMITH, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, May 27,
1692. Previously at Oxford. Matric. there (University
College) Dec. 15, 1691, age 17. S. of Aquila, M.D., of Malmes-
bury, Wilts. B. at Ross, Hereford. School, London (private) .
Matric. 1692; B.A. 1695-6. Ord. deacon (London) Mar. 20,
1697-8.
SMITH, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Magdalene, Apr. 22,
1695. S. of Robert (? 1668), clerk. B. in Lincolnshire.
School, Lincoln. Perhaps V. of Helpringham, Lines., 1707-
16.
SMITH, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 20) at St John's, June 17,
1695. S. of Roger (? 1664), clerk. B. at Ewerby, near
Sleaford, Lines. School, Sleaford (Mr Smith). Matric. 1698.
Perhaps the 'B.A. of St John's' ord. deacon (Lincoln) June
29, 1 701; priest. May 30, 1708.
SMITH, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 14) at St John's, June 19,
1697. S. of Thomas, gent. B. at Durham. Bapt. Dec. 19,
1682, at Houghton -le-Spring. School, Houghton -le-Spring
(Mr Nelson). Matric. 1699. Buried May 17, 1760, at Hough-
ton-le-Spring. Brother of Christopher (1715). (H.M.Wood;
Surtees, i. 187.)
SMITH, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, May 28,
1708. S. of John (? 1671), R. of Gate Burton, Lines. B. 1689.
School, Leicester (Mr Thomas). Matric. 1708; Scholar, 1709;
B.A. 1711-2; M.A. 1715; LL.D. 1723; D.D. 1739 (Lit. Reg.).
Fellow, 1714. Tutor, 1715-34. Plumian Professor of
Astronomy, 1716-60, succeeding his cousin Roger Cotes.
Vice-Chancellor, 1742-3. Master of Trinity (succeeding
Bentley), 1742-68. F.R.S., 1718. Ord. deacon (Norwich)
Sept.; priest, Oct. 1738. Author, mathematical. Died Feb.
2, 1768. Buried in the College Chapel. WiU, P.C.C. Bene-
factor to the University: founder of the 'Smith's Prize,' etc.
(D.N.B.; Endowments, 94.)
SMITH, ROBERT. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1716. Of London.
B.A. 1720-1; M..-^. 1724. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Feb. 18,
1721-2. Perhaps V. of Stone, Bucks., 1723-83; also R. of
Hartwell, 1733-83. Died Nov. 1783.
SMITH, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, June 26,
1717. S. of Robert, grocer, of Northamptonshire. B. at
Smith, Roger
Peterborough. School, Westminster. Matric. 1717; B.A.
1720-1; M.A. 1724. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 23, 1722.
Chaplain to Catherine, relict of Sir John Leveson Gower.
R. of Woodstone, Hunts., 1730-61. County antiquary.
Died Sept. 15, 1761, aged 62. M.I. at Woodstone. (Scott-
Mayor, in. 313; Nichols, Lit. Anecdotes, v. 47.)
SMITH, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Sidney, May 8, 1718.
3rd s. of Robert (1677-8), R. of Gt Addington, Northampton-
shire. B. there, Nov. 7, 1701. School, Uppingham. Matric.
1719; B.A. 1721-2; M.A. 1725. Fellow, 1724. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) May 31, 1724; priest, June 5, 1726. Succeeded his
father as R. (he was also patron) of Gt Addington, 1728-55.
Buried there June 20, 1755. (H. I. Longden.)
SMITH, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, June 29,
1722. S. of Robert, of Rutland. B. at Liddington. School,
Uppingham (Mr Savage and Mr ReddaU). Matric. 1723;
B.A. 1725-6. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 24, 1727; priest
(Lincoln, Litt. dim. from Peterb.) Sept. 20, 1730. C. of
Blatherwick, Northants., 1727. Perhaps V. of Harringworth,
1752-79. Died 1779. (Scott-Mayor, in. 351.)
SMITH or SMYTH, Sir ROBERT, Bart. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age
17) at Trinity, May 26, 1727. S. of Sir James, Bart.,
of Isfield, Sussex, deceased. School, Eton. Matric. 1727.
Succeeded his father as 2nd Bart., Feb. 28, 1716-7. Married
Louisa Caroline Isabella, dau. of John (Hervey), Earl of
Bristol, Sept. 23, 1731. Died Dec. 10, 1783, aged 74. Will,
P.C.C. (G.E.C., v. 25.)
SMITH, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Magdalene, Nov. 30,
1727. S. of Robert, gent., deceased. B. at Ashfield, Suffolk.
School, Bury. Matric. 1728. Died unmarried, Aug. 1733.
Buried at Ashfield. His sister was mother of Lord Thurlow.
(Bury School; S.H.A.H.)
SMYTH, ROBERT. M.A. from King's, 1730. 2nd s. of Robert,
of Upton, Essex, gent, (afterwards Bart.). Matric. (Queen's
College, Oxford) May 24, 1705, age 15; B.A. (Oxford) 1708-9.
V. of Woolavington and East Dean, Sussex, 1730-74. His
son Robert succeeded as 5th Bart., in 1765. Brother of
TraSord (1703). (Al. Oxon.; Berry, Essex Pedigrees, 713.)
SMITH, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 21) at St John's, June 22,
1738. S. of Robert, husbandman, of the Isle of Ely, Cambs.
B. at Whittlesey. School, Ely (Mr Gunning). Matric. 1739;
LL.B. 1744. Died Jan. 11, 1801, aged 82. M.I. at St Mary's,
Whittlesey, (Scott-Mayor, in. 494.)
SMITH, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, June 30, i749-
S. of Stephen, grazier, of Worstead, Norfolk. B. there,
Aug. 14, 1732. School, Norwich (Mr Timothy Bullimer).
Matric. 1750; Scholar, 1750-5; B.A. 1754; M.A. 1769.
Fellow, 1755-9. Ord. deacon (Ely) Mar. 7; priest, Dec. 21,
1756. Went to Charleston, New England, 1757- R- of
St Philip's Church, 1759. Returned to England, 1768-70.
Took an active part on the Colonial side and was chaplain
to their forces. Banished to Philadelphia, after the capture
of Charleston, 1780. D.D. (Pennsylvania) 1789. First Lishop
of South Carolina, 1795-1801. Married three wives. Died
at Charleston, Oct. 28, 1801. (Venn, 11. 63; McCrady, South
Carolina; Sprague, Annals of the American Pulpit.)
SMITH, ROGER. B.A. 1472-3. Perhaps R. of Boriey, Essex,
1488.
SMITH, ROGER. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Michs. 1548.
SMYTH, ROGER. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Feb. 3, 1577-8.
S. of Thomas. B. in London. School, Greyfriars. B.A. from
Peterhouse, 1581-2. Incorp. at Oxford, 1585. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) Nov. 30; priest, Dec. 12, 1585. Probably V. of
St Sepulchre's, Cambridge, 1586. Perhaps V. of Saxelby,
Lines., 1588-92. R. of Tothill, 1591-1607.
SMITH, ROGER. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Michs. 1581.
Adm. at Christ's Hospital, May 23, 1573, age 13. Sent to
Cambridge by the Haberdashers' Company, in 1578. There
is a quaint account in the Register of Christ's Hospital of
his running away from Cambridge, Feb. 1580-1. He re-
turned to Cambridge and was there in Aug. 1584. (A. W.
Lockhart.)
SMITH, ROGER. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1610.
Probably s. and h. of John (1571), R. of Fen Ditton, Cambs.
B.A. 1613-4. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Jan. 27, 1615-6.
Called to the Bar, 1623. Probably brother of John (1620).
SMITH, ROGER. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Nov. 17, 1645.
Of Leicestershire. Perhaps s. of Edward, of Husbands
Bosworth (and Ehzabeth, dau. of Sir Edward Heron, K.B.).
If so, died 1646, aged 19. His brother Edward was created
Bart., 1660-1. (Nichols, 11. 185.)
SMITH, ROGER. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Sidney, June 23, 1664.
3rd s. of Robert, yeoman, of Thuming, Northants. School,
Oundle. Matric. 1664; B..A. 1667-8; M.A. 1671. Signed for
priest's orders (London) Sept. 8, 1669. V. of Ewerby,
Lines., 1669-77. Buried there 1677. M.I. Probably father
of Robert (1695). (TroUope, Sleaford.)
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SMITH, ROGER. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, June 15,
1669. S. of Roger, gent., of Frolesworth and of Lawton,
Leics. (and Anna, dau. of Thomas Cotton, of Lawton) and
grandson of Sir Roger Smith, of Edmundthorpe, Knt.
B. there. School, Leicester. Matric. 1669. Adm. at the
Inner Temple, June 21, 1669. Of Frolesworth. Married
Frances, dau. of Thomas Bradgate, of Ullesthorpe. Living,
1723. Brother of John (1672), father of the next. {Nichols,
u. 185; IV. 184.)
SMITH, ROGER. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's, May 8,
1694. S. of Roger (above), gent. B. at Frolesworth, Leics.
School, Leicester (Mr Thomas). Matric. 1695. B.A. 1697-8;
M.A. 1701. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Mar. 5, 1698-9; priest,
May 26, 1700. R. of Husbands Bosworth, Leics., 1700-36.
R. of Narborough, 1719-36. Died Feb. 7, 1736, aged 63 {sic).
M.I. at Husbands Bosworth. Admon. (Leicester) 1737.
Father of Edward (1722). {Nichols, 11. 468.)
SMITH, ROLAND. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Trinity, Easter,
1633. Doubtless s. and h. of Sir George (1608), of Annables,
Herts., deceased. B. June 26, 1615. M.A. 1635-6 {Lit. Reg.).
Died May 20, 1639. Probably brother of George (1634).
SMITH, ROWLAND. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, June 14,
1700. S.of Thomas (? 1654), clerk. B. at Dallinghoe, Suffolk.
School, Sudbury (Mr Maboum). Matric. 1700.
SMYTHE, SABINE. Matric. sizar from Gonville Hall, May,
1545; Scholar, 1551-3; B.A. 1553-4; M.A. 1558. Fellow
(by charter), 1557. Ord. deacon and priest (Norwich) Apr.
9, 1558. R. of Worlingworth, Suffolk, 1573-99. {Venn, i. 33.)
SMITH, SAMUEL. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1612;
B.A. 1616-7; M.A. 1620, Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 15,
1617. Perhaps R. of Aisthorpe, Lines., 1621.
SMITH, SAMUEL. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1618;
B.A. 1621-2. Ord. deacon (York) June; priest, Sept. 1622.
SMITH, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, at Jesus, June 21, 1627. Matric.
1627.
SMITH, SAMUEL. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1629;
B.A. 1631-2; M.A. 1635.
SMITH, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age 14) at Sidney, Sept. 10,
1629. S. of Arthur (1605), V. of Oundle, Northants. Bapt.
Apr. 17, 1614, at Aldwincle St Peter's, Northants. School,
Oundle (Mr Richard Pemberton). Matric. 1631; B.A. 1633-4;
M.A. 1637. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 4, 1637; priest,
Feb. i8, 1637-8. Brother of Nathaniel (1643).
SMITH, SAMUEL. Matric. sizar from Trinity, 1629-30; B.A.
1632; M.A. 1636.
SMITH, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Caius, Sept. 17, 1634.
S. of Samuel. Bapt. Sept. 23, 1615, at Gt St Mary's, Cam-
bridge. School, Perse (Mr Loveringe). Matric. 1634.
SMITH, SAMUEL. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Lent,
1634-5; B.A. 1637-8; M.A. 1641. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
May 20, 1638. One of these names V. of Crostwick, Norfolk,
1662.
SMITH, SAMUEL. Matric. sizar from Peterhouse, Easter,
1636. Of Nottinghamshire. B.A. 1639-40. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) June 5, 1642. One of these names, B.A., P.C. of
Blackley, Lanes., 1652.
SMITH, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar at Trinity, Apr. 30, 1650. Of
Northamptonshire. Matric. 1650; Scholar, 1652; B.A. 1653-
4; M.A. 1657. Chaplain to Lord Hunsdon. Probably R. of
Saddington, Leics., 1650-71; R.of Pilton, Northants., 1666-
71. Died 1671. Admon. (Leicester) 1671.
SMITH, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 21, 1654.
Of Staffordshire. Matric. 1654; B.A. 1657-8.
SMITH, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, May 25,
1654. S. of Robert, deceased, of York. B. there. School,
Sedbergh. Matric. 1654; B.A. 1657-8; M.A. 1662.
SMITH, SAMUEL. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Jesus, Jan. 31, 1656-7.
Of Norfolk. Probably s. and h. of Samuel, of Colkirk,
Norfolk, bencher, of Gray's Inn. Matric. 1659; B.A. 1660-1.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, Apr. 30, 1657. Married and had issue.
Died 1700. (Carthew, Launditch, iii. 205.)
SMITH, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar at Trinity, June 14, 1664.
Matric. 1664; B.A. 1667-8. Signed for deacon's orders
(London) Sept. 18, 1668. C. of St James', Colchester. One
of these names of St Giles', Cripplegate, London, clerk; will
(P.C.C.) 1698.
SMITH, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Peterhouse, May 30,
1665. Of Suffolk. School, Hadleigh. Scholar, 1665; B.A.
1668-9; M.A. 1674. Perhaps V. of Stapleford, Cambs.,
1676-83. Buried there Aug. 8, 1683.
SMITH, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, at Trinity, June 24, 1674.
Matric. 1674; B.A. 1677-8; M.A. i68i. Perhaps V. of
Henham, Essex, 1685-1737. Died 1737.
Smith, Stephen
SMITH, SAMUEL. Adm. scholar at Trinity Hall, Jan. 5.
1719-20. Of London. B. Jan. 3, 1701. School, Merchant
Taylors'. Matric. 1717; LL.B. 1727. R- of All HaUows,
London Wall, 1736-58. President of Sion College, 1755.
Died July 3, 1758. (A. B. Beaven.)
SMITH, SAMUEL. M.A. from King's, 1748. S. of WiUiam, of
Kidderminster. Matric. (Pembroke College, Oxford) Dec. 8,
1727, age 18; B.A. (Merton College, Oxford) 1731- i.^^-
Oxon.)
SMITH, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, June 14,
1750. S. of Samuel, of London. School, Westminster.
Matric. 1751; Scholar, 1751; B.A. i754; M.A. 1757;
LL.D. 1764. Fellow, 1756. Ord. deacon (Ely) Sept. 21;
priest, Dec. 21, 1755. R. of Walpole St Andrew, Norfolk,
1762-1808; of St Peter's, West Lynn, 1762-85. Head Master
of Westminster, 1764-88. R. (and patron) of Dry Drayton,
Cambs., 1785. Preb. of Westminster, 1787-1808. Preb. of
Peterborough, 1787-1808. R. of Daventry, Northants.,
1795-1808. Died Mar. 23, 1808, aged 77- Buried in West-
minster Abbey. {Al. Westtnon., 353; Misc. Gen. et Her.,
N.S.,iv. 61.)
SMITH, SAWYER. Adm. pens, (age 21) at St John's, June 28,
1738. S. of Edward, M.D. (druggist), of Kytes Hardwick
and of White Friars House, Coventry, Warws. B. in
Coventry. School, Coventry (Mr Jackson). Matric. 1738.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Mar. 2, 1739-40; priest, Mar. 14, 1741-
2. R. of Rodmarton, Gloucs., 1743-56. Married Diana,
dau. of Thomas Orlebar, of Podington, Beds. Died 1756.
{Scott-Mayor, in. 495; Compton Reade, 120; Burke, L.G.)
SMYTHE, SIDNEY STAFFORD. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 16) at
St John's, July i, 1721. S. of Henry, of Gt Bounds, Kent.
B. in London. School, Kensington. Matric. 1721; B.A.
1724-5. Adm. at the Inner Temple, June 5, 1724- Barrister,
1729. K.C. and Bencher, 1747. Steward and Judge of the
Palace Court, Westminster, 1740-50. F.R.S., 1741-2. M.P.
for East Grinstead, 1747. Knighted, Nov. 7, 1750. Puisne
Baron of the Exchequer, 1750-72. Commissioner of the
Great Seal, 1756-7, 1770-1. Chief Baron of the Exchequer,
1772-7- Privy Councillor, 1777. Married Sarah, dau. of
Sir Charles Farnaby, Bart., of Kippington, Kent. Died s.p.,
Nov. 2, 1778. Buried Nov. 10, at Sutton-at-Hone, Kent.
Will, P.C.C. {D.N.B.; Scott-Mayor, iii. 343; Burke, Extinct
Peerage; N. and Q., 8th S., ix. 417.)
SMYTH, SIDRACH (SYDAY). Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius,
Apr. 20, 1629. S. of Thomas (1603), R. of Gt Massingham,
Norfolk, deceased. B. there. School, Lynn. Matric. 1629;
B.A. 1632-3; M.A. 1636. Ord. priest (Ely) May 24, 1635.
C. of Fairstead, Essex, 1637. V. of Messing, c. 1657. Elder
of 10th Classis of Essex, c. 1648. Died 1668. {Venn, i. 288;
Cooper, I. 44.)
SMITH, SIMON. B.A. 1518-9 (1st in the ordo); M.A. 1522.
Fellow of Gonville Hall, 1519. An early reformer; friend
of Latimer and others of that party. C. of Much Hadham,
Herts., to Thomas Patmore, whose servant, Joan Bennore,
he married; compelled to abjure and suffer penance and
condemned to perpetual imprisonment. {Vetm, 1. 24.)
SMITH, SIMON. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs. 1560;
B.A. 1564-5; M.A. 1568; LL.D. from Trinity Hall, 1578.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1566-7. Adm. advocate, Apr. 25, 1582.
Preb. of Hereford, 1561 (iic)-i6o6. Archdeacon of Hereford,
1578-1606. R. of Credenhill, Hereford. Died c. July, 1606.
Will, P.C.C. {Peile, i. 7s; Al. Oxon.; Cooper, 11. 441.)
SMITH, SIMON. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, May 10,
1631. 2nd s. of Henry, of Radwinter, Essex, farmer. B. there.
School, Newport Pond (Mr Lee). Matric. 1631; B.A. from
Peterhouse, 1634; M.A. 1638. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Dec.
1637. Perhaps V. of Weston, Herts., 1642. {T. A. Walker,
51; Vis. of Essex, 1634.)
SMITH, SIMON. Matric. sizar from King's, Easter, 1655; B.A.
1658-9; M.A. 1662. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Sept. 1661. R.
of Alpheton, Suffolk, 1667-1704. Buried Mar. 17, 1703-4.
Will proved (Bury) May 24, 1704. Father of the next.
SMITH, SIMON. Adm. pens, at Corpus Christi, 1689. Of
Suffolk. S. of Simon (above), R. of Alpheton. B. 1673.
Matric. 1691; B.A. 1693-4; M.A. 1697. Ord. deacon
(Norwich) Sept. 1696; priest, Sept. 1698. R. of Alpheton,
1704-23. Buried Nov. 19, 1723.
SMITH, SOLOMON. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Christ's, June 23,
1670. S. of William. B. at Coventry. School, Coventry
(Mr Franklin). Matric. 1671; B.A. 1673-4; M.A. 1677. Ord.
deacon (Lichffeld) Oct. 1676; priest, Oct. 1079. (Peile, 11. 30.)
SMITH, SOPHONIUS. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Easter,
1569. B. at Ipswich. B.A. 1571-2; M.A. from Corpus
Christi, 1575. Fellow of Corpus Christi, 1577-86. Proctor,
1585-6. Ord. deacon (London) Dec. 21, 1582, age 30.
SMITH, STEPHEN. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs. 1570;
B.A. 1572-3; M.A. 1578.
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SMITH, STEPHEN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Christ's, July 1,
l568. Of Essex. S. of Stephen, of Blackinore, Essex. Adm.
at the Middle Temple, Jime 6, 1671. Brother of Arthur
{1658).
SMITH, THEOPHILUS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1625. Doubtless s. of Robert (1593), V. of Weedon, North-
ants. Bapt. there, Sept. 29, 1608. Buried at Weedon,
Jan. 27, 1647-8, aged 40. Brother of Jonathan (1633).
SMITH, THOMAS. B.A. 1465-6.
SMITH, THOMAS. M.A. 1506-7. Of Clare. Probably B.D.
1533-4- Perhaps preacher, 1512-3. Will proved (V.C.C.)
1540; 'B.D.; Clare; R. of Hethersett, Norfolk.'
SMITH, THOMAS. B.Can.L. 1507-8.
SMITH, THOMAS. 'B.K. from Christ's, 1519-20; M.A. 1523.
Fellow of Peterhouse, 1521. Bursar, 1526-7. Proctor,
1528-g. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Mar. 21, 1522-3; priest,
Apr. 4, 1523. One of these names R. of Yardley Hastings,
Northants., 1531-57; R. of Weekley, 1546; of Warkton,
1554-83-
SMITH, THOMAS. Adm. at Queens', 1526. S. of John, of
Saffron Walden, Herts., Sheriff of Herts. B. there, Dec. 23,
1513 (? Mar. 28, 1514, according to Misc. Gen. et Her., 2nd S.,
iv). B.A. 1529-30; M.A. 1533. Fellow, 1530-47. Public
Orator, 1538-42. Regius Professor of Civil Law, 1542.
Vice-Chancellor, 1543-5. Incorp. LL.D. from Padua, 1541-2.
R. of Leveringtcn, Cambs., 1545-9. Chancellor and vicar-
general of Ely, 1545. Provost of Eton, 1547-54. Dean of
Carlisle, 1547-53, 1559-77. Privy Councillor, 1548-9, 1570.
Secretary of State, 1548-9, 1573-7. Knighted, 1548. M.P.
for Grampound, 1553; for Liverpool, 1559; for Essex, 1571,
1572-7. Well known in Cambridge in the revival of Greek.
Frequently employed in embassies abroad. Of Hill Hall,
Essex. Married (i) Elizabeth, dau. of William Karkeck, of
London; (2) Philippa, dau. of John Wilford, of London.
Author, De Republica Anglorum, etc. Died s.p., Aug. 12,
1577. Buried at Theydon Mount, Essex. M.I. Will, P.C.C.
Benefactor to Queens'. {D.N.B.; Misc. Gen. et Her., 2nd S.,
IV. 24; Cooper, i. 368.)
SMITH, THOMAS. B.A. 1526-7.
SMITH, THOMAS. M.A. 1530-1 (Incorp. from Oxford).
SMITH, THOMAS. B.A. 1530-1; M.A. 1534; B.D. from Peter-
house, 1544.
SMITH, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Michs. 1550.
Perhaps 3rd s. of Thomas, of Welboum, Lines.; under age
in 1541. Perhaps brother of Alban (1550). (Lines. Pedigrees,
899.)
SMITH, THOM.^S. Adm. at King's (age 19) a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 23, 1554. Of Kingsbury, Middlesex. Matric.
1554; B.A. 1558-9; M..^. 1562. FeUow, 1557-63. Ord.
deacon (Ely) Mar. 22, 1561-2; priest, Mar. 23, 1566-7.
Fellow of Eton, 1563; Vice-Provost. Probably V. of Isle-
worth, Middlesex, 1570-2. Died at Eton, Aug. 18, 1572.
(HarxBood.)
SMITH, THOMAS. Adm. at King's (age 18) a scholar from
Eton, Sept. 18, 1556. Of Chesterton, Cambs. Matric. 1556.
Fellow, 1559-60, but did not graduate.
SMITH, THOMAS. Adm. at Peterhouse, Michs. 1557. Of
Huntingdonshire. B.A. 1561-2; M.A. from St John's, 1565;
B.D. 1573. Fellow of St John's, 1563. Ord. priest (Ely)
Mar. 23, 1566-7. R. of Stibbington, Hunts., 1572-c. 85.
University preacher, 1576.
SMYTHE, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Gonville Hall, Mar.
1557-8; B.A. 1560-1. FeUow and tutor, in 1561. Died in
College. Buried at St Michael's, Mar. 23, 1561-2. (Venn,
I. 40.)
SMITH, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Sx John's, Easter, 1562.
SMITH, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Lent, 1563-4.
SMITH, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs. 1567;
B.A. 1571-2.
SMYTH, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Dec. 1573.
B. at Newcastle-on-Tyne. Ord. deacon (London) Dec. 1580,
age 24. 'Of Waltham Cross,' Essex, priest, 1581. (Peile,
I. 128.)
SMITH, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter, 1574.
SMITH, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter, 1575.
Of Hertfordshire. B.A. 1578-9. Probably ord. priest
(London) Sept. 29, 1579. Perhaps R. of Coney Weston, Suffolk,
1581-1614; if so, died 1614. WiU (P.C.C.) 1614.
SMITH, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1576.
Of Northamptonshire. B.A. from St John's, 1579-80; M.A.
1583. FeUow of St John's, 1580. Esquire Bedell, 1585-92.
Registrary, c. 1591-1600. His term of of&ce was one of
disastrous neglect, so far as the records are concerned.
Auditor of his College, 1605. Perhaps brother of Michael
(1582). (Cooper, II. 309; H. P. Stokes, Esquire Bedells.)
Smith, Thomas
SMITH, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter, 1579-
Perhaps migrated to Caius, 1583.
SMITH, THOMAS. Adm. at King's (age 17) a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 24, 1580. Of Buckinghamshire. Matric. 1580;
B.A. 1584-5. FeUow, 1583-8. Incorp. at Oxford, 1589.
M.A. (Oxford) 1589. Masterof St Anthony's School, London.
Licenced to marry Mary, dau. of Rev. Samuel Fulke, R. of
Barton-in-Clay, Beds., Sept. 17, 1597. {Al. Oxon.; Harwood.)
SMITH, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Michs. 1583.
SMYTH, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Caius, Dec. 4, 1583.
Of Norwich. S. of Richard. School, Norwich (Mr Limberte).
Perhaps scholar, 1582-6. B.A. 1582-3; M.A. 1586. Perhaps
V. of North Elmham, 1585-1631. Buried there Sept. 9, 1631.
Will, Nonvich.
SMITH, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs. 1585.
SMITH, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1586.
SMITH, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Feb. 8, 1595-6.
Matric. 1596.
SMITH, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Feb. i, 1598-9-
Matric. c. 1598-9.
SMITH, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1601.
Of Cambridgeshire. B.A. 1605-6; M.A. 1609; B.D. 1617.
Fellow, 1606-40. Junior Proctor, 1615-6. V. of Ospringe,
Kent, 1623-5. Buried in the CoUege Chapel, Feb. 24, 1639-40.
SMYTH, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, July 5, 1603.
S. of John (? 1572), R. of Southacre, Norfolk. Schools,
Southacrg and Lynn. Scholar, 1604-5; B.A. 1606-7; M.A.
1610. Ord. priest (Norwich) Sept. 2, 1610. R. of Gt Massing-
ham, Norfolk. Died before Nov. 11, 1623. Father of Sidrach
(1629). (Venn, i. 182.)
SMYTH, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, Oct. 2, 1604.
Of Elsing, Norfolk. S. of WiUiam, minister. Brother of
John (1602) and WiUiam (1609).
SMITH, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1606.
Of Suffolk. B.A. 1609; M.A. 1613. Ord. deacon (Oxford)
May 9; priest, June 11, 1611. Perhaps V. of Glynde Sussex,
1613. (W. C. Renshaw.)
SMITH, THOMAS. Matric. FeU.-Com. (perhaps from Peter-
house) Easter, 1607. S. and h. of Henry (? 1581), of Corsham,
Wilts., and grandson of Sir Thomas, Lessee of Customs.
If so, Receiver-General for the Duchy of Lancaster, 1634.
One of these names s. and h. of Thomas, of Bacton, Suffolk.
B. Nov. 19, 1592. Married and had issue. (Misc. Gen. et
Her., N.S., in. 406; 3rd S., i. 179; Vis. of Suffolk, 1664.)
SMITH, THOMAS. M.A. 1609 (Incorp. from Oxford). Probably
s. of WUliam, LL.D. (1583). Matric. (New CoUege, Oxford)
Oct. 23, 1601, age 19; B.A. 1605; M.A. 1608-9. Perhaps
preb. of Lincoln, 1613-8. (Al. Oxon.)
SMITH, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1612;
B.A. 1615-6; M.A. 1619. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Mar. i;
priest. Mar. 2, 1617-8.
SMITH, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Michs.
1614. Of Suffolk. B.A. 1618-9.
SMITH, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Dec. 1617;
B.A. 1621-2.
SMITH, THOMAS. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Trinity, Easter,
1618.
SMITH, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, June 16, 1618.
Matric. 1619; B..^. 1621-2; M.A. 1626. Perhaps ord. priest
(Norwich) Feb. 1623-4. One of these names V. of Lakenham,
Norfolk, 1626-66; died 1666.
SMITH, THOMAS. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Queens', Feb. 25,
1618-9. Of Essex. Doubtless 3rd s. of WiUiam, of Hill
HaU, Theydon, Essex, Knt. B. c. 1602. Adm. at Gray's
Inn, Feb. 5, 1619-20. Created Bart., Nov. 28, 1661. High
Sheriff of Essex, 1663. Succeeded his nephew Edward in
the estate of HiU Hall. Lord of the Manor of Thaxted, and
owner of Horham HaU. Married (i) Joan, dau. of Sir
Edward Altham, of Mark HaU, Latton, Essex; (2) Beatrice,
widow of Sir John Lloyd, Bart. Died May 5, 1668, aged 66.
Buried at Theydon Mount. M.I., Smyth. Father of Edward
(1654), Altham (1667) and Charles (1659). (Misc. Gen. et
Her., 2nd S., iv. 242; G.E.C., in. 234.)
SMITH, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Queens', 1620; exhibitioner
from Tonbridge School. Of Sussex. Matric. 1621; B.A.
1623-4; M.A. 1627.
SMITH, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 14) at Sidney, June 29,
1622. S. of Thomas, carpenter. B. at Upton Badsworth,
Yorks. School, Pontefract (WiUiam Hartley, B.A.). Matric.
1622; B.A. 1625-6. Ord. deacon (York) Mar. 1627-8; priest
(Peterb.) Mar. i, 1639-40.
SMITH, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Queens', June 28, 1627.
Of London. B.A. 1627. Possibly s. of Leonard, of Holbom
London; matric. (Oxford) Dec. 5, 1623, age 17.
Smith, Thomas
SMITH, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Easter, 1628.
Matric. 1629.
SMITH, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1632.
SMITH, THOMAS. Of St Catharine's. Buried at St Botolph's,
Cambridge, Aug. 7, 1633. (Ely Epis. Records, 265.)
SMITH, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1633.
SMITH, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Feb. 4. 1638-9. Of
Lincolnshire. Matric. 1639; Scholar, 1640; B.A. 1642-3.
Perhaps ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 20; priest, Sept. 21, 1645.
SMITH, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Christ's, Mar. 26,
1640. S. of Thomas. B. in London. School, St Paul's.
Matric. 1640; B.A. 1643-4; M.A. 1647; B.D. 1654. Incorp.
at Oxford, 1661. V. of Caldecote, Cambs., 1650. University
librarian, 1659-61. A learned and pugnacious man. Dis-
puted publicly in Cambridge against George Fox the Quaker,
Aug. 29, 1659. Collaborator in Walton's Polyglot. Author
of the Life and Death of William More, of Caius. Buried at
Kingston, Sept. 27, i66i. WiU (V.C.C.) 1661. (Pei/e, i. 468.)
SMITH, THOMAS. Matric. FeU.-Com. from King's, Easter,
1647. Possibly s. and h. of Alexander, of Stutton, Suffolk;
adm. at Gray's Inn, June i, 1647. Knighted. One of these
names adm. at the Middle Temple, Nov. 16, 1648; s. and h.
of Thomas, of London. Barrister, 1656. Bencher, 1673. Died
1681. Possibly father of Thomas (1682) and Charles (1689).
SMITH, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Christ's, Feb. 5, 1648-9.
S. of John. Matric. 1649; B.A. 1652-3; M.A. 1656. Ord.
(byWirksworthC/assis, Derbs.),Dec. 17, 1656. Possibly the
Thomas Smith, 'of good parentage,' bom at Kegworth,
Leics., and minister of Castle Donington, c. 1657-62, ejected.
Died soon afterwards. {Peile, i. 524; Nichols, 11. 782.)
SMITH, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Clare, July 2, 1649.
SMITH, THOMAS. M.D. 1652 (Incorp. from Oxford). Of
Bedfordshire, cler. fil. Matric. (Lincoln College, Oxford)
Apr. 23, 1619, age 17: B.A. 1622; M.A. 1625; M.B. 1633, and
licenced to practise medicine. Perhaps created M.D.
(0.xford) 1642. {Al. Oxon.)
SMITH, THOMAS. Adm. Fell.-Com. al Queens', May 13, 1652.
Of Essex. Possibly s. and h. of Thomas (1618-9). Bapt.
Dec. 12, 1633. Died young (the date given is 1634, possibly
an error for 1654). Perhaps brother of Edward (1654), etc.
(Misc. Gen. et Her., 2nd S., iv. 243.)
SMITH, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's, June 25,
1653. S. of Thomas. B. at Castle Hedingham. School,
Chesterford (Mr Burroughes). Matric. 1653-4; B.A. 1655-6;
M.A. 1660. One of these names V. of Hacheston, Suffolk,
1673; R. of Shottisham, 1679; died before Mar. 1683. (Peile,
I- 555-)
SMITH, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 20) at Magdalene, Nov. 26,
1654. S. of William, yeoman, of Chichester. School,
Chichester.
SMITH, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from St Catharine's, Michs.
1654; B.A. 1657; M.A. 1662. Probably 'ord. priest by
Bishop of Durham, Oct. 23, 1658'; R. of Easton, Suffolk,
1661. Perhaps R. of DaUinghoe, 1675; if so, father of
Rowland (1700).
SMITH, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 15) at St John's, Apr. 21,
1660. S. of Thomas, of Beverley, Yorks. B. there. School,
Beverley (Mr Sherewood). Matric. 1660.
SMITH, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Christ's, Jan. 29,
1660-1. S. of John. B. at Hockwold, Norfolk. School,
Bury. Matric. 1 66 1. Brother of John (1659-60).
SMITH, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Corpus Christi, 1663. Of
Ely, Cambs.
SMITH, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Corpus Christi, 1664. Of
Durham. Matric. Easter, 1665; B.A. 1668-9.
SMITH, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Queens', Apr. 27, 1671. Of
Suffolk. Matric. 1671; B.A. 1674-5; M.A. 1678. Ord. deacon
(Norwich) Sept. 1678; 'C. of Frostenden, Suffolk'; priest,
Mar. 1678-9. One of these names s. and h. of Richard, of
Thrandeston, Suffolk, gent., adm. at Gray's Inn, May 1,
1669. Buried June 22, 1716, at Thrandeston.
SMITH, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 15) at St John's, June 28,
1672. S. of Thomas, deceased, of Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk.
B. there. School, Bury. Matric. 1672; B.A. 1675-6; M.A.
1679. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Mar. 1679-80; priest, June,
1680. R. of Horringer (or Homingsheath), Suffolk, 1683-
1725. R. of Nowton, 1685-1725. Died Apr. 1725, aged 68.
Buried at Horringer. Father of Thomas (1703-4).
SMITH, THOMAS. Adm. chorister at Trinity, July 11, 1672.
Matric. 1674-5; Scholar, 1676; B.A. 1676-7; M.A. i68o;
B.D. 1703; D.D. 1708. Fellow, 1679. Vice-Master, 1712-4.
C. of Wilburton, Cambs., 1692. V. of Chesterton, 1696-1714.
Buried in Trinity College, Mar. 9, 1713-4, aged 57. M.I. in
the Chapel. Will proved (V.C.C.) 1714. (Le Neve, Man., 11.
263.)
Smith, Thomas
SMITH, THOMAS. M.A. 1673 (Incorp. from Magdalen College,
Oxford). S. of John, of All Hallows, Barking. B. there,
June 3, 1638. Matric. (Queen's College, Oxford) Oct. 29,
1657; B.A. (Oxford) 1660-1; M.A. 1663; B.D. 1674;
D.D. 1683. Fellow of Magdalen College, Oxford, 1666-92.
Chaplain at Constantinople, 1668-71. F.R.S., 1677. R. of
Standlake, Oxon., 1684. An oriental scholar. Died May ii,
1710. (Left his MS. collection to T. Heame; they are now
in the Rawlinson Collection.) (Al. Oxon.)
SMITH, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Feb. 8, 1674-5.
Of Suffolk. Perhaps s. and h. of Thomas, of Marlesford,
Suffolk; age 7 in 1664. B.A. 1678-9. One of these names
2nd s. of Brian (1633), D.D. (Vis. of Suffolk, 1664.)
SMITH, THOMAS (senior). Adm. pens, at St Catharine's,
Mar. 1674-5. Matric. 1675; B.A. 1678-9; M.A. 1682.
SMITH, THOMAS (junior). Adm. pens, at St Catharine's,
Apr. 13, 1675. Matric. 1675.
SMITH, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Trinity, June 24, 1675.
Matric. 1675; B.A. 1678-9.
SMITH, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Mar. 16, 1675-6.
Of Derbyshire. B.A. 1680-1.
SMITH, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Sidney, May, 1677.
S. of Richard, iron-monger. B. at Langham, Rutland.
School, Oakham. Matric. 1677. Probably R. of Wardley,
Rutland, 1690-1724. Probably father of Richard (1706).
SMITH, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 14) at Magdalene, Oct. 8,
1679. S. of John, silk merchant, citizen of London. B. at
Enfield, Middlesex. Schools, Harrow, Tottenham and
Grantham. Migrated to Caius, Feb. 13, 1679-80. Matric.
1680; Scholar, 1680. (Venn, i. 464.)
SMITH, THOMAS. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 18) at Peterhouse,
Mar. 25, 1682. Of Suffolk. Probably s. and h. of Sir Thomas
(? 1647), of Stutton, Suffolk, Knt. School, Felsted, Essex.
Matric. 1682. Adm. at the Middle Temple, June 27, 1683.
Probably brother of Charles (1689).
SMITH, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Trinity, June 30, 1682.
Matric. 1683-4; B.A. 1685-6.
SMITH, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, July 2,
1685. S. of William, vintner. B. at Beverley, Yorks. School,
Beverley (Mr Lambert). Matric. 1685; B.A. 1688-9. Ord.
deacon (York) Sept. 1689; priest, 1690-1. C. of Flam-
borough and Bempton, Yorks. Perhaps V. of Brignall,
1695-1707; M.A.
SMITH, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 15, 1691.
Of Derbyshire.
SMITH, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Trinity, Feb. 9,
1691-2. S. of John (? 1666). B. at Tilton, Leics. School,
Leicester (Mr William Thomas). Matric. 1691-2; Scholar,
1695; B.A. 1695-6. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June 7, 1696;
'C. of Tilton'; priest, May 30, 1697. R. of Clay Colon,
Northants., 1698-1715. Buried there Jan. 2, 1715-6.
SMITH, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Queens', Mar. 2, 1694-5.
S. of Thomas, of Echilhampton, Wilts. Matric. (St John's
College, Oxford) Dec. 11, 1668, age 15; B.A. (Oxford) 1672;
M.A. from Queens', 1695. (A!. Oxon.)
SMITH, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Clare, Oct. 17, 1695. Matric.
1697; B.A. 1699-1700. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) May 26, 1700;
priest, Sept. 21, 1701. C. of Clolhall, Herts. R. of Baldock,
1709-61; 'B.A.' Buried there Jan. 22, 1761, aged 87.
Perhaps father of James (1740). (Clutterbuck, 11. 272.)
SMITH, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Christ's, Oct. 10,
1697. S. of Ralph. B. at Pipe-wood-houses, Staffs. Matric.
1697; Scholar, 1698; B.A. 1701-2. Ord. deacon (Lincoln)
Mar. 14, 1702-3; priest (Peterb.) May 19, 1706; C. of
Helpston, Northants., 1703; V., 1706-26. Buried there 1726.
(Peile, II. 140.)
SMITH, THOMAS. M.A. from St John's, 1701. 2nd s. of
Edmund, of Annables, Herts., gent. B. Sept. 12, 1675.
Matric. (University College, Oxford) Dec. 8, 1692, age 17;
B.A. (Oxford) 1698. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Jan. 28, 1692-3.
Died vit. pat. Brother of William (1702). (Al. Oxon., in-
correct identification there; Cussans, iii. 357.)
SMITH, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Trinity, Jan. 12,
1702-3. S. of John, of Richmond, Yorks. School, Richmond
(Mr Thompson). Matric. 1702-3; Scholar, 1706; B.A. 1706-7;
M.A. 1711. Chaplain of Trinity, 1714-23.
SMITH, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Christ's, Feb. 8,
1703-4. S. of Thomas (1672). B. at Homingsheath, Suffolk.
School, Bury. Scholar, 1704; Matric. 1705-6; B..\. 1707-8;
M.A. 1711. Ord. deacon (Ely) June 19, 1709; priest, June 4,
1710. R. of Rougham, Suffolk, 1710-23. Died 1723.
SMYTH, THOMAS. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 17) at Peterhouse,
Mar. 24, 1706-7. Of Sussex. Doubtless s. and h. of George,
R. of Binderton. School, Winchester. Matric. 1707. Of
Binderton, Esq. Died Feb. 11, 1720, aged 30. Buried at
Westdean. M.I. (Topographer, iv. 269.)
Ill
Smith, Thomas
SMITH, THOMAS. M.A. from Magdalene, 1708. S. of Thomas,
of Witney, Oxon., gent. Matric. (Oriel College, Oxford)
Apr. 30, 1699, age i6; B.A. (Oxford) 1702. {Al. Oxon.)
SMITH, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Corpus Christi, 1709. Of
Nottinghamshire. Matric. 1710; B.A. 1712-3. Ord. deacon
(York) May, 171 3.
SMITH, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Feb. 21, T712-3.
Of Norfolk. Matric. 1713.
SMYTH, THOMAS. M.A. from Pembroke, 1713. S. of Thomas,
of Hereford. Matric. (Brasenose College, Oxford) Mar. 18,
1688-9, age 16; B.A. (Oxford) 1692. {Al. Oxon., incorrect.)
SMITH, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Jan. 14, i730-i-
Of .Sussex. Matric. 1731; B.A. 1734-5; M.A. 1738. Ord.
deacon (Norwich) Nov. 1735. One of these names, 'M.A.,'
V. of Pakenham, .Suffolk, 1742-63. R. of Stowlangtoft,
1748-63. Died 1763.
SMITH, THOMAS. M.A. from Emmanuel, 1735. S. of Thomas,
of Stondon, Essex, clerk. B. there, 1710. Matric. (Magdalen
Hall, Oxford) Apr. 11, 1727, age 15 (sic); B.A. (Magdalen
College, Oxford) 1731. R. of Stondon, and of Aythorp
Roding, Essex, 1735-91. Died Jan. 19, 1791. aged 81.
{Al. Oxon.; G. Mag.)
SMITH, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Trinity, May 17,
1742. S. of Thomas, of Worcester. School, Worcester
(Mr Miles). Matric. 1742; Scholar, 1743; B.A. 1745-6; M.A.
1749. Fellow, 1748.
SMITH, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Jesus, July 9, 1742; Smyth.
Of Yorkshire. Perhaps s. of Richard, of Wakefield. B. July
9, 1724. Matric. 1742; Scholar, 1742; B.A. 1745-6; M.A.
1750. Ord. deacon (Elv) Oct. 29, i749- Probably R. of
Hemsworth, Yorks. Died Dec. 23, 1763, aged 39. Buried
at Wakefield. One of these names C. of Snaith, in 1746.
Buried there, May 7, i75i.
SMYTH, THOMAS. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Clare, Oct. 5, 1748.
B. at Cork, Ireland. Matric. 1748.
SMITH, THURSTON. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Mar. 9, 1602-3.
Probably s. and h. of John, of Cratfield, Suffolk. Matric.
1603. Incorp. at Oxford, 1613, as M.A. of Cambridge.
Knighted, May 26, 1625. Married Willoughby, dau. of
Edward Brewse, of Warham. Buried at Cratfield, Jan. 26,
1649. {Vis. of Suffolk, 1663; Al. Oxon.)
SMITH, TOBIAS. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Caius, Oct. 22, 1646.
S. ot William, gent., of Sutton Bassett, Northants. B. there.
Schools, Ashley St Mary, near Harborough (Mr Withers) and
Uppingham (Mr Meeres). Matric. 1646; Scholar, 1650-2;
B.A. 1650-1. Intruded R. of Stoke Albany, Northants.,
1657, conformed. Buried there Jan. 19, 1683-4. {Venn, i.
366.)
SMITH or SMYTH, TRAFFORD. Matric. Fell.-Com. from
King's, Easter, 1703. Doubtless s. and h. of Sir Robert,
Bart., of Upton, Essex. Barrister-at-law. Died in London,
Jan. 6, 1731-2. Brother of Robert (1730) and father of the
next.
SMITH, TRAFFORD. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Caius, Lent,
1727. S. of Trafford (above). Succeeded his grandfather.
Sir Robert, as 4th Bart., Jan. 27, 1744-5. Died unmarried,
Dec. 8, 1765. {Venn, 11. 26; G. Mag.; G.E.C., iv. 10.)
SMITH, W. M.A. 1498-9.
SMITH, W. Matric. sizar from Clare, Michs. 1568.
SMITH, W. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1572.
SMITH, WALTER. B.D. Fellow of Corpus Christi, c. 1425.
Probably of Diss, Norfolk. Master of Corpus Christi, 1474-7,
resigned. R. of St Benet's, Cambridge, 1446-88. One of
the syndics for building the University Library. Died 1488.
(Masters.)
SMITH, WALTER. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1559.
SMITH, WILLIAM. Comm. for M.A. or higher degree, 1483-4.
SMITH, WILLIAM. B.A. 1484-5; M.A. 1488.
SMITH, WILLIAM. M.A. 1489-90. Of Yorkshire. Fellow of
Pembroke, i486. R. of Helmdon, Northants., 1494. R. of
Orton Waterville, Hunts., 1500-32. Died 1532.
SMITH, WILLIAM. B.Civ.L. 1491-2 (? 1493-4); D.Civ.L.
1498-9. Probably R. of Elsworth, Cambs., 1498-1516.
SMITH, WILLIAM. Incorp. 1496. 4th s. of Robert, of Widnes,
Lanes. Studied at Oxford. Clerk of the Hanaper, 1485.
Preb. of St Stephen's, Westminster, 1485. Dean of Stephen's,
1491-3. R. of Cheshunt, Herts., 1492-4 (styled LL.B.).
Bishop of Lichfield, 1492-6. Archdeacon of Surrey, till 1493.
Bishop of Lincoln, 1496-1514. Chancellor of Oxford, 1500-2.
President of Wales, 1501-14. Founder, with Sir R. Sutton,
of Brasenose College, and benefactor elsewhere. Died Jan. 2,
1513-4. Buried in Lincoln Minster. Will (P.C.C). {Cooper,
I. 523; A I. Oxon.)
Smith, William
SMYTHE, WILLIAM. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1499. Fellow of Eton, 1521. {Harwood, 57.)
SMITH, WILLIAM. B.Civ.L. 1503-4-
SMITH, WILLIAM. LL.D. 1504-5 (Incorp. from Ferrara). S. of
Richard, and nephew of William (1496), bishop of Lincoln.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1506. Archdeacon of Northampton,
1500-6. V. of Bugbrooke, Northants., 1501-8. Archdeacon
and preb. of Lincoln, 1506-28. R. of Yelvertoft, 1507-10.
Archdeacon of Stow, 1507-8. Preb. of Chichester, 1508-28.
V. of Earls Barton, 1525-28. Died June, 1528. {Cooper, i.
527.)
SMITH, WILLIAM. Of Clare. Probably B.A. 1504; M.A.
1506-7. Fellow, 1505. Perhaps sup. for incorp. at Oxford,
1508. See also William, B.D., 1520-1. Possibly the same
man.
SMITH, WILLIAM. Adm. at King's (age 18) a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 12, 1513. Of St GiJes-in-the-Fields, Middlesex.
Fellow, 1516-7. One of the musicians at Willingham,
Cambs. Probably R. of Everdon, Northants., 1529-73-
{Harwood.)
SMITH, WILLIAM. B.A. 1516-7; M.A. 1519-20.
SMITH, WILLIAM. B.A. 1519-20.
SMITH, WILLIAM. Of Clare. B.D. 1520-1. Proctor, 1519-20.
Perhaps V. of Cromer, Norfolk, 1521; B.D.
SMITH, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1554;
Scholar, 1560; B.A. 1560-1; M.A. 1564.
SMITH, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs. 1554-
Of Louth, Lines. B.A. 1557-8. Fellow, 1558. Probably
the same who was ord. deacon (London) Feb. 8, 1561-2;
'Fellow of Clare; M.A,, of Lincoln diocese.' Probably of
Upper Toynton, Lines.; will (Lincoln) 1609-10.
SMITH, WILLIAM. Adm. at King's (age 17) a scholar from
Eton, Sept. 18, 1556. Of Northchurch, Herts. Died as a
scholar, 1556.
SMITH, WILLIAM. B.Can.L. from Trinity Hall, 1556-7.
Fellow, 1557-64.
SMITH, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Lent,
1557-8. One of these names R. of Braunston, Northants.,
1562-4; also R. of Pilton. Died 1564. {Baker, i. 273.)
SMITH, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter, 1559.
SMITH, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Easter,
1562; B.A. 1565-6; M.A. 1569; B.D. 1579. Incorp. at
Oxford, 1576.
SMITH, V.^LLIAM. Matric. pens, (age 10) from Magd.\.lene,
Michs. 1567.
SMITH, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse, Michs.
1570.
SMITH, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1571-
SMITH, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Michs. 1571;
B.A. 1575-6; M.A. 1579-
SMITH, WILLIAM. Adm. at King's (age 17) a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 24, 1573. Of London. B. at Princes Risborough
Bucks, (according to Harwood). Matric. 1573; B.A. 1577-8
M.A. 1581; D.D. 1594. Fellow, 1576-86. Master of Clare
1601-12. Vice-Chancellor, 1602. Provost of King's, 1612-15
Chaplain to Queen Elizabeth and James I. R. of Willingham
Cambs., 1586-1601. Canon of Peterborough, 1595-1602
R. of Kingston, Cambs., 1596-1601. R. of Little Barfield
and V. of Halstead, Essex. R. of Toppesfield, 1601-3. Died
Mar. 26, 1615. Will, P.C.C. Benefactor of King's. Brother
of John (1571). (Harwood.)
SMITH, WILLIAM. Scholar of Trinity, 1575; B.A. 1575-6;
M.A. 1579. Incorp. at Oxford, 1580. Ord. priest (by WiUiam,
Bishop of Lincoln). Probably R. of Blisworth, Northants.,
1579-95- Buried Jan. 8, 1593-4-
SMITH, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1575;
B.A. 1578-9; M.A. 1582. Perhaps ord. deacon and priest
(Lincoln) Oct. 1583. Possibly V. of Brightlingsea, Essex,
1609. Admon. (Cons. C. London) Feb. 12, 1624-5.
SMYTH, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Mar. 1577-8.
SMYTH, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Caius, Apr. 2, 1579.
Of Alderton, Suffolk. S. and h. of Randolph, yeoman.
School, Ipswich. Of Walton, Suffolk, gent. Inherited lands
in Bawdsey and Alderton from his father, 1588. WiU proved
(Archd. Suffolk) Apr. 11, 1617. (Venn, i. 102.)
SMYTHE, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, Apr. 25,
1579. S. of Andrew, burgess of Cambridge. School, King's,
Cambridge (Mr Watts). Scholar until 1586; B.A. 1582-3; M.A.
1586. Incorp. at Oxford, 1599. Probably subscribed for
priest's orders (Lincoln) May 13, 1586; M.A. Perhaps
minister of Elsing, Norfolk, and of Monk Soham, Suffolk.
If so, will proved, Feb. 10, 1631, by his son WiUiam (1609).
Perhaps father of John (1602) and Thomas (1604).
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SMITH, WILLIAM Matric. sizar from Queens', Michs. 1582.
Of Nottinghamshire. B.A. 1585-6.
SMITH, WILLIAM. LL.D. 1583 (Incorp. from Oxford). Of
Worlaby, Lines. Fellow of New College, Oxford, 1558-71.
LL.B. 1565; LL.D. 1573. Adm. advocate of Doctors'
Commons, May 4, 1577. Preb. of Lincoln, 1581-1614. V. of
Buckden, Hunts., 1585-91. One of these names R. of
Mursley, Bucks., 1580-1621. Buried there, July 1621.
Father of Thomas (1609). {Lipscomb, iii. 478.)
SMITH, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, Feb. 18,
1593-4- Matric. c. 1594; B.A. 1597-8; M.A. 1601. Perhaps
ord. deacon (Colchester) Aug. 9; priest, Aug. 16, 1601;
'M.A.' R. of Ore, Sussex, 1602-38. Will proved (P.C.C.)
1639. (W. C. Renshaw.)
SMITH, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Jan. 15,
1594-5- S. of Adrian, gent. Bapt. Nov. 23, 1578, at Brum-
stead, Norfolk. School, Norwich (Mr Limberd). Scholar,
1595-7- Probably adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Aug. 14, 1595;
of Norfolk. Called to the Bar, 1603 ; Smythe. Inherited lands
in Skottowe from his father, Jan. 1616-7. Married and had
issue. {Venn, i. 154.)
SMITH, WILLIAM. Adm. at Peterhouse, Mar. i, 1594-5.
Matric. c. 1595. Probably B.A. 1599-1600; M.A. 1605.
SMITH, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, c. 1595. One
of these names ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 29, 1603; priest.
Mar. II, 1604; 'B.A. of Trinity.'
SMITH, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Sidney, Easter, 1602.
Of Yorkshire. B.A. 1605-6; M.A. 1609; B.D. 1616. Fellow.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Dec. 19; priest, Dec. 20, 1613. Will
proved (V.C.C.) 1621.
SMYTH, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 18) at C.\ius, Apr. 21,
1604; afterwards Fell. -Com. S. and h. of Thomas, gent., of
Gt Massingham, Norfolk. School, Lynn (Mr Man). Matric.
1604; Scholar, 1606-9; B.A. 1607-8. Adm. at Gray's Inn,
Feb. 10, 1608-9. {Venn, i. 184.)
SMITH, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Easter,
1606; B.A. 1610-1; M.A. 1614. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) July 8,
1 614; priest (York) Mar. 1617-8. Perhaps R. of Keyworth,
Notts., 1619; will (P.C.C.) 1653.
SMITH, WILLIAM [ROBERTS]. Matric. Fell.-Com. from
Trinity, Easter, 1606. Doubtless s. and h. of William, of
Burgh Castle, Suffolk, and of Great Cressingham, Norfolk.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, June 30, 1608; of Stiffkey, Norfolk,
Esq. Died unmarried, 1609. Brother of Owen (1609).
SMITH, WILLIAM. Adm. scholar (age 16) at Caius, June 30,
1609. S.of William (? 1579), R. of Elsing, Norfolk. Executor
to his father's will, Feb. lo, 1631, at Norwich. Probably of
Metfield, gent.; will dated, Feb. 20, 1653; proved, May 7,
1658. Brother of John (1602) and Thomas (1604). {Venn,
I. 202.)
SMITH, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1609 ;
B.A. 1612-3; M.A. 1616. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 19,
1613; priest. Mar. 20, 1613-4.
SMITH, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1609. Of Norfolk. B.A. 1612-3.
SMITH, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1612;
B.A. 1615-6; M.A. 1619.
SMITH, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from King's, Michs. 1615;
B.A. 1620-1; M.A. 1624. Perhaps ord. priest (Norwich)
Sept. 24, 1626; 'M.A.'
SMITH, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Apr. 1617.
One of these names, adm. at Gray's Inn, Aug. 1, 1618; s. of
Sir William Smyth, of London, Knt.
SMITH, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Sidney, Easter, 1617.
SMITH, WILLIAM. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Trinity, Easter,
i6t8. Probably s. and h. of Sir William, of Hill Hall, Essex.
Adm. at the Middle Temple, Feb. 15, 1618-9. Knighted,
Dec. 2, 1623. Married (i) Helegenwagh, dau. of Edward,
Ix)rd Conway, Baron of Ragley; (2) Anne, dau. of Edward
Croft, of Herefordshire. Buried at Theydon Mount, Mar. 7,
i63i,aged32. Probably brother of Thomas (1618-9). {Misc.
Gen. ct Her., 2nd S., iv. 242.)
SMITH, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Michs. 1618;
B.A. 1621-2; M.A. 1625. Ord. deacon (York) June, 1622;
priest, Dec. 1623. Head Master of Otley Grammar School,
Yorks., 1622-38.
SMITH, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1622.
SMYTH, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Mar. 13,
1622-3. S. of Anthony, gent., of Bury St Edmunds. School,
Bury (Mr Dickinson). Matric. 1623; Scholar, 1625-9; B.A.
1626-7; M.A. 1630.^ R. of Hockwold, Norfolk, 1631-65.
Buried there Jan. 4,'i665-6. (Venn, i. 261.)
SMITH, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Queens', Michs. 1628.
Of Lincolnshire. B.A. 1631-2.
Smith, William
SMITH, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Corpus Chrjsti, Michs.
1632. B. at Paston, Norfolk. B.A. 1635-6; M..'\. 1639;
D.D. 1665. Ord. deacon (Lincoln); priest (Norwich) Dec. 18,
1642, age 26. R.of Cotton, Suffolk, 1645. V. of Mendlesham,
1661. Preb. of Norwich, 1670. Author, religious. (Probably
R. of Hintlesham, 1646. Perhaps R. of Pettaugh, 1655-64.)
SMITH, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Caius, May 26, 1634.
S. of Josiah. B. at Hull, Yorks. School, Hull (Mr Bumey).
Matric. 1634; Scholar, 1637-41; B.A. 1637-8; M.A. 1641.
SMITH, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from King's, Easter, 1635.
SMITH, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Trinity, July 7, 1635.
Matric. 1636; B.A. 1638-9; M.A. 1642.
SMITH, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June 10, 1640.
Of Nottinghamshire. Matric. 1641. Doubtless identical
with the Quaker of these names. Son of a yeoman of good
estate. B. at Besthorpe, Notts. Served as Chief Constable
and became a pastor of the Independents. Joined the
Quakers in 1658. Imprisoned for non-pajnnent of tithes,
1658, and again in 1660 while preaching at Worcester, for
refusing to take the oath of allegiance. Several times in
confinement at Nottingham, 1662-5. Wrote voluminous
tracts. His collected works published under the title of
Balm from Gilead. Died Nov. 9, 1672 (Jan. 1673 N.S.).
(P. J. Cropper, Sufferings of the Quakers; Norman Penney,
George Fox, 11. 406; D.N.B.)
SMITH, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1644. Of Norwich. B.A. 1647-8; M.A. 1651; B.D. 1659.
Fellow, 1650-63. Taxor, 1654. Buried at St Benet's,
Cambridge, Mar. 16, 1662-3. Will proved (V.C.C).
SMITH, WILLIAM. Adm. (age 18) at Sidney, Apr. 10, 1645.
S. of Thomas, of Suffolk. B. at Thrandeston. School,
Thetford. Matric. 1645. Living, 1651. Died unmarried.
{Misc. Gen. et Her., 3rd S., i. 182.)
SMITH, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1646.
Of Northamptonshire. B.A. 1649-50. One of these names
V. of Brafleld, Northants., 1664. Buried there Feb. 11,
1685-6. But see Al. Oxon. for a contemporary namesake.
SMITH, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Sept. 11, 1647.
SMITH, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, Nov. 3,
1648. S. of John (1613), R. of Cockfield, Suffolk. Bapt.
there, Nov. 12, 1631. Matric. 1648-9; B.A. 1652-3; M.A.
1656. One of these names ord. priest (Lincoln) Feb. 23, i66r-
2; 'M.A.,' and R. of Coddenham, Suffolk, 1664.
SMITH, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Clare, Jan. 15, 1649-50.
Perhaps s. of Matthew, of Knaresborough, Yorks. Bapt.
Mar. 30, 1630. Matric. 1650; B.A. 1653. Perhaps R. of
Lowther, Westmorland, 1657-76, and R. of Ingleton, Yorks.
Buried at Lowther, Dec. i, 1676. Perhaps father of George
(1689) and John (1674). {Compton Reade, 171; Nightingale,
1236; Burke, L.G.)
SMITH, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's, July 7,
1652. S. of William, clerk, of Lancaster. B. there. School,
Giggleswick. Three years at Glasgow University.
SMITH, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, Nov. r,
1656. S. of John, R. of Enniskillen, Co. Fermanagh (for an
account of whom see N. and Q., nth S., vii. 509). B. there.
School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1656; B.A. 1660-1. Ord. priest,
Oct. 30, 1661. R. of Tedavnet, Clogher, 1661. R. of Kilmore,
1664. R. of Drumsnat, i665. Archdeacon of Armagh, in
1669. Married Katherine, dau. of William Rowley, of
Tobermore, Derry. Buried at St Nicholas, Dublin, Feb. ir,
1672-3. (H. B. Swanzy.)
SMITH, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Clare, Apr. 4, 1657. Matric.
1657-
SMITH, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Sidney, Apr. 12,
1662. S. of William, farmer. B. at Bamby-Moor, near
Pocklington, Yorks. School, York (Mr Bankes). Matric.
1662; B.A. 1665-6; M.A. 1669. Ord. deacon (York) June 2,
1667; priest, Sept. 1669.
SMITH, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity Hall, Easter,
1663.
SMITH, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, Apr. 20,
1664. S. of Richard, gent., of Blyth, Notts. B. there. School,
Rotherham (Mr Thomas Barton). Matric. 1664; B.A. 1667-8;
M.A. 1671. Perhaps ord deacon (Ely) Dec. 20, 1668, and
priest (London) June, 1669. C. of All Saints', Barking.
Win (P.C.C.) 1688; of AH Hallows, Barking, and of Blyth,
Notts.
SMITH, WILLIAM. .'Vdm. sizar (age 20) at St John's, May 25,
1664. S. of William, deceased, of Oakham, Rutland. B.
there. School, Oakham (Mr Love). Matric. 1664; B..\.
1667-8; M.A. 1671. Perhaps ord. priest (Lincoln) Dec. 20,
1668; 'Chaplain in the house of Mr Hatcher.' One of these
names R. of Wadenhoe, Northants., 1671-4.
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SMITH, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Oct. 23, 1667.
Of Leicestershire. Matric. 1667-8. Migrated to Jesus,
Dec. 20, 1671. B.A. 1671-2; Scholar, 1672; M.A. 1675.
Litt. dim. (Lambeth) to receive deacon's and priest's orders,
Feb. 27, 1674-5; probably V. of Aston Cantlow, Wanvs.,
c. 1675. One of these names R. of Cadeby, Leics., 1679-80.
SMITH, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Queens', Jime 16, 1674-
Of Surrey. B. at Godstone. Colleger at Eton, 1671-2.
SMITH, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Queens', Nov. 15, 1675-
Of Wiltshire. Matric. 1677; B.A. 1679-80; M.A. 1683; B.D.
1690. Fellow, 1680-1703. R. of St Botolph's, Cambridge,
1697-1713. Probably V. of Barley, Herts., 1699-1718.
Died Jan. 12, 1718, aged 60. M.I. at Barley. {CluUerbuck,
in. 388.)
SMITH, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 15) at St John's, Feb. 21,
1675-6. S. of William, gent., of Kirtling, Cambs. B. there.
School, Bradley. Migrated to Trinity, Aug. 14, i677- Matric.
1678; B.A. 1679-80. Ord. deacon (London) Feb. 27, 1680-1;
priest (Norwich) Dec. 1685. One of these names R. of
Momingthorpe, Norfolk, 1692-1708.
SMITH, WILLIAM. M.A. 1678 (Incorp. from Oxford). S. of
William, of Easby, Yorks., gent. Matric. (University College,
Oxford) May 28, 1668, age 16; B.A. (Oxford) 1672; M.A.
1675. Fellow of University College, Oxford, 1675-1705. R.
of Goodmanham, Yorks., 1673. R. of Melsonby, 1704-35.
Died Dec. 19, i735- (Al. Oxon.)
SMITH, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Pembroke, Mar. 29,
1682. S. of John, of Ipswich, baker. Matric. 1683; B.A.
1685-6; M.A. 1690. Fellow, 1686-7. Ord. deacon (Norwich)
Mar. 1687-8. Minor Canon of Norwich.
SMITH, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Queens', Apr. 8, 1687.
Scholar from St Paul's, 1687. Of Durham. Migrated to
Jesus, Oct. 11, 1687. Matric. 1688; B.A. 1690-1; M.A. 1702.
Ord. deacon (Lines.) Mar. 8, 1690; priest (Norwich) July 14,
1692. Chaplain to the Earl of Carlisle. R. of Camborne,
Cornwall, 1709, and R. of Illogan. Preacher at St Clement
Danes. (T. C. Dale; St Paul's School Register.)
SMYTH, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Queens'. Apr. 11, 1690,
from Trinity College, Dublin. Of Ireland. Probably s. of
George, of Sligo. B. at Sligo. Adm. at Trin. CoU., Dublin,
Nov. 5, 1687, aged 18. (H. B. Swanzy; Al. Dub.)
SMITH, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Dec. 24, 1696. Of
Ely, Cambs. Matric. 1697; B.A. 1700-1.
SMITH, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, 1699-1700.
S. of Thomas, gent., of Ipswich. B. at Kilverstone, Norfolk.
School, Bury (Mr Leeds). Matric. 1699-1700. Adm. at the
Middle Temple, Dec. i, 1701. Called to the Bar, 1715.
SMITH, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's, Apr. 20,
1702. S. of Edward. B. at Hatton Garden, London. School,
Charterhouse. Scholar, 1702-3.
SMYTH, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Trinity, July 7,
1702. 4th s. of Edmund, of Harding, Herts. B. Sept. 26,
1686. School, Bovingdon (Mr Crowfoot). Matric. 1702;
Scholar, 1703; B.A. 1705-6; M.A. 1709. Ord. deacon (Ely)
Sept. 25, 1709; priest (London) Dec. 24, 1710. Chaplain of
Trinity, 1709-24. R. of Emberton, Bucks., 1714-41. Will
(P.C.C.) 1742 ; to be buried in the family vault at Harpenden.
Brother of Thomas (1701). (Cussans, Herts., in. 356.)
SMITH, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity, Mar. 23,
1705-6. S. of Richard, of London. School, St Paul's.
Matric. 1706; Scholar, 1707; B.A. 1709-10; M.A. 1713. Ord.
deacon (Norwich) Sept. 21, 1712; priest (Ely) Mar. i, 1712-3.
Chaplain of Trinity, 1712-4. C. of Barking, Suffolk, 1712.
SMITH, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Clare, Jan. 2, 1707-8.
Doubtless s. of Matthew (1680). B. at Sleaford, Lines.
Matric. 1708. Migrated to Emmanuel, May 3, 1710. B.A.
1711-2. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) July 5, 1713; priest. Mar. 9,
1717-8. C. to his father at Dorrington, Lines., 1713.
SMITH, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Magdalene, July 17,
1708. S. of John, dyer. B. at Louth, Lines. School, Louth.
Matric. 1710; B.A. 1712-3. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 19,
1713; priest, Aug. 15, 1714. R. of Grimoldby, Lines., 1714.
SMITH, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, Dec. 13,
1710. S. of Thomas, B.D., V. of Chirk, Denbigh, deceased.
B. there. School, Oswestry (Mr Poole). Matric. 1710. Died
in College. Buried at All Saints', Cambridge, May 28, 1711.
SMITH, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, May 23,
1711. S. of William, chandler. B. at Medboume, Leics.
School, Easton (Mr Atton). Matric. 1711; B.A. 1714-5;
M.A. 1718. Fellow, 1717-25. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 11,
1715; priest (Lincoln) May 27, 1716; C. of Cottingham,
Northants., 1715. C. of Medboume, Leics., 1716. Probably
R. of Harston, 1719-21. R. of Homersfield (alias St Mary,
South Elmham) and St Cross, Sufiolk, 1722-67 ; also chaplain
of Hjirleston, Norfolk, and sometime schoolmaster there.
Assisted Sir Thomas Harrison in his edition of Shakespeare,
Smith, Wolfran
and Dr Grey in his notes on Butler's Hudibras. Died Mar. 2
(?Apr. 22), 1767, aged 77 (stc). Father of Charles (1745),
John (1751) and William (1744). {Scott-Mayor, 11; Suckling,
1. 217; Blomefield, v. 357.)
SMYTH, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, Apr. 3, 1714.
S. of James (1684-5), V. of Stow Bedon. B. there. Schools,
Stow Bedon (Mr Rudland) and Norwich (Mr Pate). Matric.
1714; Scholar, 1714-20; B..'\. 1717-8. Ord. deacon (Norwich)
Sept. 25, 1720; priest, Feb. 18, 1721-2; C. of Hockwold,
Norfolk, 1720. Brother of James (1714) and Peter (1728).
SMITH, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's, Apr. 23,
1714. S. of William, grocer. B. at Bingley, Yorks. School,
Threshfield (Mr Marshall). Matric. 1714; B.A. 1717-8; M.A.
1743. Ord. deacon (London) Mar. 9, 1717-8.
SMITH, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Corpus Christi, 1715. Of
London. B. 1696. Matric. 1715. Ord. deacon (Ely) Sept. 19;
priest, Sept. 21, 1731. V. of Codicote, Herts., 1731-3. Died
1733-
SMITH, WILLIAM (JAMES). Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's,
Mar. 27, 1721. S. of John, gent., of York. B. at Cawood.
Schools, York (Mr Herbert) and Sherbum (Mr Moseley).
Matric. 1721; B.A. 1724-5; 'WiUiam James.' Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) Mar. 6, 1725-6. R. of Ryther, Yorks.
SMITH, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, May 18,
1722. Of London. Matric. 1722. Ord. deacon (London)
Sept. 25, 1726.
SMITH, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Magdalene, July 4,
1732. S. of Edward, gent. B. at Caythorpe, Lines. School,
Haynton, Lines. Matric. 1733; B.A. 1736-7. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) Mar. 6, 1736-7; priest, Dec. 24, 1738. Perhaps V. of
Haugh,Lincs. Will (P.C.C.) 1765. Brotherof Gilbert (1725).
SMITH, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, Jan. 16,
1733-4. Of Norwich. Matric. 1734; B.A. 1736-7; M.A. 1740.
Fellow, 1740-53. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Mar. 1738-g;
priest, May, 1741. Minor canon of Norwich. P.C. of Martin-
at-Palace, Norwich. Perhaps his will (P.C.C.) 1776; of
Norwich, clerk.
SMITH, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from King's, Easter, 1735;
B.A. 1738. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Mar. 18, 1738-9; priest,
June 1, 1740. Conduct of King's, 1739. Probably V. of
Docking, Norfolk (King's College living), 1750. One of these
names R. of Bumham Ulph, Norfolk, 1742.
SMITH, WILLIAM. Adm. scholar at Trinity Hall, Jan. 7,
1737-8. Of London. 5th s. of Sir Edward (1703), Bart., of
HiU Hall, Essex. B. c. 1719. LL.B. 1754. R- of Theydon
Mount and Stapleford Tawney, Essex, 1755. Succeeded his
brother Charles (1729) as 6th Bart., Mar. 24, 1773. Of
Horham Hall, Essex. Married Abigail, dau. of Andrew Wood,
of Shrewsbury. Died Jan. 25, 1777, aged 57. Buried at
Theydon Mount. Brother of Edward (1728) and Charles
(1729). (Misc. Gen. et Her., 2nd S., iv. 244; G.E.C., iii. 235.)
SMITH, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's July 2,
1744. S.of William (1711), clerk, of Norfolk. B. at Harleston.
School, Bury, Suffolk. Matric. 1744; B.A. 1747-8; M.A. 1751.
Ord. deacon (Ely, Litt. dim. from Norwich) Feb. 19, 1748-9;
priest (Lincoln) Dec. 24, 1749. V. of St Paul's, Bedford,
1749-82. Preb. of Lincoln, 1749-82. R. of Barton-in-the-
Clay, Beds., 1757-82. Died 1782. Admon., P.C.C. Brother
of Charles (1745) and John (1751). (Scott-Mayor, in. 546.)
SMITH, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 20) at Emmanuel, Apr. 28,
1747. S. of John, of Kirkham, Lanes., yeoman. School,
Kirkham. Matric. 1747; B.A. 1750-1. P.C. of Penwortham,
Lanes., 1751.
SMITH, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, Oct. 23,
1747. S. of William, grocer, of London. Bapt. at St Alban's,
Wood Street, London. School, Eton; colleger, 1742-7.
Matric. 1747. Became an actor of some celebrity, principally
at Covent Garden. With Garrick at Drury Lane. Unsur-
passed as Charles Surface. Retired, 1788. Married Elizabeth,
dau. of Edward Richard Montagu, Viscount Hinchingbrooke.
Died Sept. 13, 1819, aged 88. (Scott-Mayor, in. 570; D.N.B.)
SMITH, WOULFRAM. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Michs.
1586.
SMITH, WOLFRAN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Easter, 1624.
S. of Wolfran, of Parkfield, Laxfield, Suffolk. Matric. 1624.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, Mar. 14, 1624-5. Probably adm. at
Leyden, May 11, 1633; of London.
SMYTH, . M.A. 1455-6.
SMYTH, . B.A. 1464-5; M.A. 1468-9. Possibly John
(1464-5) whom see.
SMYTH, . B.A. 1473-4; M.A. 1476-7.
SMYTH, . B.Can.L. 1475-6.
SMYTH, . B.A. 1476-7; M.A. 1481 (?). Perhaps Nicholas;
ord. deacon (Norwich) June 12, 1484; 'M.A.'; priest, May 20,
i486.
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Smithers, Ralph
B.A. 1477-8.
B.A. 1479-80.
B.Can.L. 1481-2.
M.Gram. 1483-4.
. B.A. 1484-5; M.A. 1489.
. Incorp. from Oxford, 1489-90.
. B.A. 1489-90.
. B.D. 1489-90.
Of St William's Hostel. CaMd'o for degree, 1493.
Incorp. 1499-1500. R. of Burwell, Cambs.
B.D. 1502.
Of God's House. B.A. 1502-3.
Incorp. B.A. 1510-1.
M.A. 1510-1.
D.Civ.L. 1511-2.
Of Christ's. B.A. 1520-1.
SMITH, . Of Christ's. B.A. 1521-2.
SMITH, . Of Jesus. B.A. 1521-2.
SMITH, . Of St Thomas' Hostel. B.A. 1521-2.
SMITH, . B.A. 1523-4. Conduct of King's.
SMITH, . Of GoNviLLE Hall. Cautio for degree, 1523-4.
SMITH, . M.A. 1524-5-
SMITH, . B.Can.L. 1524-5.
B.Civ.L. 1529-30.
Of Trinity Hall. Perhaps B.A. 1530-1; M.A.
M.A. 1534-5-
B.D. 1543-4-
Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1544.
Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, Michs. 1546.
-. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, July 6, 1583.
{junior). Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, Apr. 5, 1584.
. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, 1620.
. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Lent, 1629-30.
Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, 1666.
Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, Sept. 13, 1675.
SMITHERS, RALPH, see SMETHERS.
SMITHIES, FERDINANDO. Adm. pens, at Queens', Jan. 15,
1666-7. Of London. Doubtless s. of Sir Arthur, Sheriff of
Worcestershire, 1631-2. Matric. 1667; B.A. 1670-1; M.A.
1674; B.D. 1681. Fellow, 1673-1725. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
May 21, 1676; priest (London) Sept. 21, 1679. Died Nov. 4,
1725, aged 72. (Smythies Family.)
SMYTHV{?), GEORGE. Matric. pens, from Trinity Hall,
Michs. 1556.
SMYTHIES, HUMPHREY. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Emmanuel,
June 6, 1740. Of Colchester. S. of Palmer (1709), clerk,
Master of Colchester School. School, Colchester. Matric.
1740; B.A. 1743-4; M.A. 1782. Ord. deacon (Norwich) May,
1746; priest (London) Sept. 23, 1750. V. of Blewbury, Berks.,
1759-81. R. of Alpheton, Suffolk, 1781-1806. R. of Little
Staughton, Beds., 1782-1806. Chaplain to the Earl of
Clarendon. Died May 30, 1806. M.I. at Alpheton. Brother
of John (1752) and William (1740). (Smythies Family.)
SMITHIES, ISAAC. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, 1639. S. of
William (1617), V. of Walter Belchamp, Essex. Matric. 1639;
B.A. 1642-3; M.A. 1646. V. of Bradwell-by-Coggeshall,
Essex, 1654. R. of Little Bromley, 1663-4. V. of Dagenham,
1663-74. Buried there May 30, 1674, aged 52. Will, P.C.C.
Brother of William (1651) and father of Richard (1671-2).
(H.Smith.)
SMITHIES, JAMES. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, July 3, 1686.
Matric. 1686. Doubtless s. of William (1651), R. of Tacol-
neston, Norfolk. Died young. One of these names Naval
chaplain in 1694. Brother of Robert (1684) and William
(1678).
SMYTHIES, PALMER. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Sidney, Apr. 28,
1709. ist s. of William (1678), R. of St Michael's, Colchester.
Bapt. there, Oct. 23, 1691. School, Charterhouse. Matric.
1710; B.A. 1712-3; M.A. 1716. Fellow, 1714. Ord. deacon
(Ely) Feb. 21, 1713-4; priest, Dec. 23, 1716. Succeeded his
father as R. of St Michael's, Mile End, Essex, 1720. R. of
St Mary Magdalene, Colchester, and Master of the Hospital,
1721-73. Master of the Grammar School, 1727-76. Adm.
to the Freedom of Colchester, Dec. 9, 1728. Died Dec. 25,
1776. Buried at St Michael's, Mile End. M.I. Will (P.C.C.)
1777. Brother of Thomas (1721-2), father of Humphrey
(1740), John (1752) and WiUiam (1740). {Al. Carthus.)
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SMITHIES, RICHARD. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Jan. 5,
1671-2. Of Essex. S. of Isaac (1639), V. of Dagenham.
Matric. 1672; B.A. 1675-6. Ord. deacon (London) May 21,
1676.
SMITHIES, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's, Apr. 17,
1640. S. of Thomas. B. at York. School, York (Mr Garth-
waite and afterwards Mr Wallis). Matric. 1640; B.A.
1643-4.
SMITHIES, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June 26, 1684.
Of Norfolk. S. of William (1651), R. of Tacolneston. B.
there. Matric. 1685. Brother of James (1686) and William
(1678).
SMYTHES, SIMON. Adm. pens, at Trinity, June 19, 1646.
Of London. School, Westminster. Matric. 1646; Scholar,
1647; B.A. 1649-50; M.A. 1653. Fellow, 1650. Chaplain,
East India Company, 1663-8, at Fort St George.
SMYTHIES, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Sidney, Mar. 20,
1721-2. S. of William (1678), R. of Mile End, Colchester.
B. there. School, Ipswich (Mr Leeds). Matric. 1723; B.A.
1725-6; M.A. 1729. Fellow, 1728. Ord. deacon (Lincoln)
Dec. 22, 1728; 'of Witnesham.' Patron of Alpheton, Suffolk.
Died Nov. 6, 1746, aged 40. M.I. at Lavenham. Brother of
Palmer (1709).
SMITHIES, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June 14,
1617. Matric. 1617; B.A. from Magdalene, 1620; M.A. 1624.
V. of Walter Belchamp, Essex, 1623-43. R. of Rayne, in
1649, and Gosfield, in 1650. Buried Sept. 13, 1652. Will
(P.C.C.) 1653. Father of the next and Isaac (1639). (H.
Smith.)
SMITHIES, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, July r, 1651.
Of Essex. S. of William (above). Matric. 1652; B.A. 1659-
60. R. of Tacolneston, Norfolk, 1660-71. C. of St Giles",
Cripplegate, 1673-1704. Married Hepzibah, dau. of James
Palmer, of Grundisburgh, Suffolk. Buried at Witnesham,
Suffolk, June 29, 1715. Brother of Isaac (1639), father of
the next, and of James (1686) and Robert (1684).
SMYTHYS, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Nov. 27,
1678. Of Norfolk. S. of William (1651), R. of Tacolneston.
Matric. 1678; B.A. 1682-3. Ord. deacon (London) Apr. ir,
1685. R. of Mile End, Essex, 1687-1719- D'ed Mar. 7, 1719.
M.I. there. Will, Comm. Essex. Brother of James (1686) and
Robert (1684), father of Thomas (1721-2) and Palmer(i709).
SMYTHIES, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Sidney, June
lo, 1740. S. and h. of Palmer (1709), M.A., of St Michael's,
Mile End, Colchester. B. there. Matric. 1740; B.A. 1743-4;
M.A. 1761. Fellow, 1746. Ord. priest (Norwich) Mar. 1746-7.
R. of Alpheton, Suffolk, 1746-80. V. of St Peter's, Col-
chester, 1759-80. Chaplain, 4th Dragoons. Buried at
Colchester, Nov. 5, 1780. Admon., P.C.C. Brother of
Humphrey (1740) and John (1752).
SMITHEMAN, HENRY. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's,
Lent, 1615-6; B.A. 1616-7.
SMITHMAN, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Sidney, June
12, 1656. S. of Thomas. B. at Pocklington, Yorks. School,
Pocklington. Matric. 1656. C. of Chapel Egton, Yorks., 1661.
SMITHSBY, GEORGE. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Sidney, Apr. 8,
1646. S. of William, Esq. B. at Berkhampsted, Herts.
Schools, 'Grantford,' Middlesex and Croydon, Surrey (Mr
Burton). Matric. 1647. Migrated to Christ Church, Oxford.
Matric. there, Apr. 9, 1647, age 21.
SMITHSBY, THOMAS. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 17) at St
John's, May 8, 1646. S. of Thomas, of St Dunstan's, Middle-
sex, Esq. School, Epping (Mr Wroth). Matric. c. 1646;
B.A. 1648-9. Incorp. at O.xford, 1648-9. M.A. (Oxford) 1651.
Fellow of All Souls College, Oxford, 1648. Adm. at the
Inner Temple, 1648. Died 1655. (Vis. of London, 16^4.)
SMITHSON, ANTHONY. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's,
June 28, 1651. S. of Hugh, of London. B. there. School,
St Paul's. Matric. 1651. Perhaps adm. at Gray's Inn, Aug.
2, 1652. Of Tottenham, Middlesex. Died Mar. 26, 1722.
Father of Hugh (1680). (Musgrave.)
SMITHSON, CHARLES. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's,
June 1, 1659. S. of Huntingdon, architect. Bapt. July 15,
1642, at Bolsover, Derbs. School, Chesterfield (Mr Stokes).
Matric. 1660; B.A. 1662; M..A. 1666. Fellow, 1667. Taxor,
1668. Junior Proctor, 1676-7. Incorp. at O.xford, 1669.
Ord. priest, 1668. R. of Toft, Cambs., 1691. Preb. of
Lincoln, 1700-14. Died 1714. Doubtless brother of Hunting-
don (1670). (Peile, 1. 586; F.M.G., 912.)
SMITHSON, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. pens, at Sidney, June 9,
1617. B. in Yorkshire. Matric. i6i7; B.A. 1620-1; M.A.
from Christ's, 1624. Ord. deacon (York) June, 1622. A
prisoner in the Marshalsea, in 1638, when he petitioned the
Commissioners for exacted fees in prison. Said that he was
an M.A. of Cambridge, had been ten years in Holy Orders
and had twice served his Majesty in the Fleet. Probably
Naval chaplain, 1648. (PeiU, i. 323.)
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Smithson, Cuthbert
SMITHSON, CUTHBERT. Matric. pens, from Christ's, 1596-7.
Perhaps 2nd s. of Leonard, of Moulton, Yorks. B.A. 1599-
1600; M.A. 1603. Physician at Richmond, Yorks. Gave
£10 to the New Building. Buried at Middleton Tyas, Yorks.
Will dated, Dec. 10, 1650; proved. May 13, 1651. {PeiU, 1.
223; Vis. of Yorks., 1665.)
SMITHSON, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's,
Mar. 29, 1642. S. of Francis, merchant, of Richmond, Yorks.
B. there. School, Richmond (Mr Brockhill). Matric. 1642.
Perhaps adm. at Leyden, Mar. 2, 1645; Smitsson.
SMITHSON, GEORGE. Adm. pens, at Trinity, June 25, 1670.
Perhaps s. and h. of George, of Moulton, Yorks. (and Eleanor,
dau. of Colonel Charles Fairfax); age 12 in 1665. Married
Elizabeth Danby, of York, Aug. 28, 1683, at York Minster.
(Fts. of Yorks., 1665.)
SMITHSON, HUGH. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 18) at St John's,
Mar. 29, 1680. S. and h. of Anthony (1651), Esq., of Armin,
Yorks. B. at Tottenham, Middlesex. School, Charterhouse.
Matric. i68r. Adm. at Gray's Inn, July 12, 1681. M.P. for
Middlesex, 1701, 1702-5, 1710-22. Married (i) Hester
Godfrey, of Woodford, Middlesex, Apr. 16, 1691; (2) Con-
stantia Hare, Dec. 26, 1717, at St Anthohn's, London.
Died Sept. 4, 1740, aged 79. Father of Michael Godfrey
(1713). {ScoU-Mayor, u. xliii; G. Mag.)
SMITHSON, HUNTINGTON. Adm. sizar at Trinity, July 7,
1670. Doubtless s. of Huntingdon, of Bolsover, Derbs. (but
he does not occur in the pedigree, F.M.G.). Matric. 1670;
Scholar, 1674; B.A. 1674-5; M.A. 1678. Doubtless brother of
Charles (1659).
SMITHSON, JOHN. Adm. at King's (age 18) a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 29, 1597. Of London. Matric. c. 1597; B.A.
1601-2; M.A. 1605; LL.D. 1630. Fellow, 1600-31. Vice-
Provost, 1626-30; Taxor, I0i4. Senior Proctor, 1617-8.
Commissary, 1625. Will proved (V.C.C.) 1635; 'of Trinity
Hall'; P.C.C.
SMITHSON, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1632;
B.A. 1636-7.
SMITHSON, JOHN. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1636. Of
Derbyshire. B.A. 1639-40; M.A. 1643. Ord. deacon (Lincoln)
Dec. 22, 1644. One of these names V. of Berwick-on-Tweed.
Hanged for the murder of his wife. Buried Sept. 24, 1672.
(Sykes, Local Records.)
SMITHSON, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's, Easter,
1642. Of Middlesex. B.A. 1645-6; M.A. 1649.
SMITHSON, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Christ's, June 18,
1659. S. of Anthony. B. at Bothel, Cumberland. School,
St Bees (Mr Ratcliffe). Matric. 1659; B.A. 1662; M.A. 1670.
Ord. deacon and priest (Carlisle) Feb. 1, 1662-3. Perhaps
V. of Paull, near HuU, Yorks., 1662-80. Died before Oct.
1680. {Peile, 1. 587.)
SMITHSON, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Magdalene, May 5,
1670. S. of John, clerk, of Imham, Lines. School, Corby
(private). Matric. 1670; B.A. 1673-4.
SMITHSON, MICHAEL GODFREY. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 18)
at St John's, Sept. 26, 1713. S. of Hugh (1680), of Middlesex.
Matric. 1713. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 7, 1709-10.
SMITHSON, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Peterhouse, Michs.
1606; B.A. 1610. Licensed to cure of Yarm, Yorks., Dec.
1612.
SMITHSON, ROBERT Matric. pens, from King's, Michs. 1620;
B.A. 1623-4.
SMITHSON, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Pembroke,
July 1, 1707. S. of Thomas, of Hadleigh, Suffolk. Matric.
1707; B.A. 1710-1; M.A. 1724. Ord. deacon (London) Sept.
21, 1712; priest (Norwich) Dec. 1715. R. of Bumham
Thorpe, Norfolk, 1720-55. R. of Bumham Sutton, 1729-55.
Died 1755-
SMYTHESON, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs.
1555. Perhaps scholar of Christ's, 1557-8.
SMITHSON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's,
.\pr. 16, 1687. S. of Richard, deceased. B. at Methley,
Yorks. School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1687.
SMITHSON, . Com. for M.A. or higher degree, 1473-4.
Perhaps Richard, R. of Carlton an^d WiUingham, Cambs.,
until 1523.
SMITHURST, ROBERT, see SMETHURST,
SMITHURST, WILLIAM. B.A. from Pembroke, 1580-1. R.
of Sherington, Bucks., 1594; deprived for non-conformity, c.
1595. {Cooper, II. 179.)
SMITHWICK or SMETHWICK, FRANCIS. M.A. 1671 (Incorp.
from Oxford). Created M.A. at Oxford, 1642. F.R.S., 1667.
Died 1682. {Al. Oxon.; Musgrave.)
SMORTHET, . Adm, at Corpus Christi, 1570.
Snagg, Thomas
SMORTHWAITE, JAMES. Adm. sizar at Jesus, June 28, 1625.
S. of Henry, of Westmorland. School, Sedbergh. Matric.
1625. Migrated to Christ's, Apr. 3, 1626. B.A. 1629-30.
R. of Warton, near Camforth, Lanes., 1632-44, ejected.
Died Aug. 1644. (Peile, i. 373; Sedbergh School Register, 97.)
SMOULT, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's, May 19,
1651. S. of Edward (Edmund), of Lathom, Lanes., gent.
B. there. School, Winwick (Mr Gosse). Matric. 1651; B.A.
1654-5; M.A. 1659; B.D. 1666; D.D. 1684. FeUow, 1664
(by mandate). Incorp. at Oxford, 1663. First Professor of
Moral Theology, 1683-1707. R. of Northchurch, Herts.
V. of Bexley, Kent, 1659-65. V. of Barkway, Herts., 1666-
94. R. of Berkhampsted, 1693. Chaplain to the King, c.
1697-1707. Died July 9, 1707, aged 74. M.I. in Barkway
Church. Will, P.C.C. Benefactor to St John's. [Founders
and Benefactors, 65; Le Neve, Mon., 11. 131.)
SMYGRELL, see SMEGREGYLL.
SMYTH, see SMITH.
SNAGGE, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Lent, 1563-4.
SNAGGE, EDWARD. FeU.-Com. at Caius, 1572. 4th s. of
Thomas, of Letchworth, Herts., and Hollwellbury, Beds.
R.of Marston Morteyne, Beds., 1575-98. Died Junes, 1598.
{Vis. of Herts., 1572; Beds. N. and Q., 11. 14.)
SNAGG, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Sidney, 1691-2.
S. of Thomas, of Bedfordshire (and Dorothy, dau. of Sir
Edward NichoUs). B. Aug. 2, 1675, at AmpthiU. School,
St Albans. Matric. 1692; B.A. 1695-6. High Sheriff of
Beds., 1705. Of Marston Morteyne, Esq., and of Fen Ditton,
Cambs. Married (i) Ann, dau. of George Snagg, R. of
Marston, Beds., July 10, 1699; (2) Mary, dau. of Sir John
Willys, of Fen Ditton, Cambs., Bart. Died Dec. 12, 1715,
aged 41. Buried at Marston Morteyne. M.I. Will dated,
June 30, 1715; proved (P.C.C.) May 7, 1716. Father of the
next and probably brother of Thomas (1688). {Beds. N,
and Q., in. 364; Burke, Ext. Bart.)
SNAGG, EDWARD. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 17) at St John's,
July 4, 1719. S. and h. of Edward (above), Esq., of Fen
Ditton, Cambs. (and Mary, dau. of Sir John Willys). Bapt.
Aug. 19, 1702, at Ditton. School, Carrington, Beds. (Mr
Biby). Matric. 1719. Deputy-Lieutenant for Cambs., 1738.
Of AmpthiU, Beds. Died s.pl Buried at Chesterton, Cambs.,
Apr. 5, 1739. Will, P.C.C. {G. Mag.; Scott-Mayor, 111. S2».)
SNAGG, GEORGE. Adm. pens, at Trinity, May 17, 1664. S. of
Thomas, Esq., of Millbrook, Beds. Matric. 1664. Migrated
to Sidney, July 4, 1667. B.A. 1667-8; M..A. 1671. Fellow of
Sidney, 1670. Signs for deacon's orders (London) Sept. 23,
1670. R. of Marston Morteyne, Beds., 1683-99. R. of
Hulcote, Bucks., 1687. Buried at AmpthiU, Beds., July 2,
1699. (But his burial is also recorded at Marston on July io,
1699.) (Genealog. Bedford, v. 193.)
SNAGG, GEORGE. Adm. pens, at Queens', June 28, 1700.
Of Bedfordshire. Probably of Chesterton, Cambs. Buried
at Maulden, Beds., July 6, 1756; of Chesterton, Cambs.
(G. Mag.; L. Mag.; Beds. N. and Q., 11. 277.)
SNAGGE, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Sidney, Nov. 10,
1641. 2nd s. of Thomas (next) (styled knight in the CoUege
Register). B. at Marston, Beds. School, Houghton Conquest
(Mr Taylour). Matric. 1641; B..\. 1645-6. Perhaps V. of Gt
Missenden, Bucks., 1660-8. Died 1668. One of thSse names
buried at Lidlington, Beds., July 24, 1666. Doubtless brother
of Thomas (1639). {Vis. of Beds., 1634; Genealog. Beds., 40S.)
SNAGGE, THOMAS. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Christ's, Dec.
1607. S. and h. of Sir Thomas, of Marston Morteyne, Beds.,
Knt. Of Marston Morteyne, Esq. Married Anne, dau. of
Edmund Mordaunt, of Oakley, Beds. Died Apr. 20, 1642.
Buried at Marston. M.I. Father of the next and of Richard
(above). {Peile, i. 266; Vis. of Beds., 1634; Victoria Co.
Hist. Beds., in. 13.)
SNAGG, THOMAS. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 16) at Christ's, June
30, 1635. S. and h. of Thomas (above), of Marston Morteyne,
near AmpthiU, Beds. B. at Brampton, Hunts. Bapt. Jan. 14,
1623, at St Paul's, Bedford. School, Mulsoe, Bucks. Matric.
1640. Adm. at Gray's Inn, July 1, 1641. Sheriff of Beds.,
1665. Married and had issue. Buried Nov. 27, 1675, at
Marston (burial also recorded in the MUlbrook Par. Reg.).
WiU proved, Dec. 8, 1675; of .MUlbrook, Esq. (There
appears to be some confusion among authorities as to the
identity of this man and that of his namesake — probably
a cousin — who married Dorothy NichoUs, and died July 23,
aged42.) Doubtlessbrotherof Richard (1641). {Peile, 1. 462;
Genealog. Beds., 417; Via. Hist. Beds., in. 309; Beds. N.
and Q., 11. 14.)
SNAGG, THOMAS. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Queens', June 26, 1688.
Of Middlesex. Doubtless s. and h. of Thomas, of Bedford-
shire (and Dorothy, dau. of Sir Edward NichoUs). Matric.
1688. Died at Paris, Aug. 28, 1698, aged 26. M.I. at Marston
Morteyne, Beds. Probably brother of Edward (1691-2).
{Beds. N. and Q., iii. 364.)
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Snagg, W.
SNAGGE, W. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter, 1580.
SNALEWELL, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1622; B.A. 1625-6; M.A. 1629. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
Apr. 18; priest, Apr. 19, 1630. V. of Ormesby, Norfolk,
1631.
SNAILWELL, JOHN. Fellow of Corpus Christi, 1376. Of
Norwich diocese. R. of St Botolph's, Cambridge, 1376.
SNAPE, ANDREW. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1689.
S. of Andrew, Serjeant farrier to Charles II. B. at Hampton
Court, Middlesex, 1675. Matric. 1690; B.A. 1693-4; M.A.
1697; p.D. 1705 (Com. Reg.). Fellow, 1693. Provost, 1719-
42. Vice-Chancellor, 1721-24. Incorp. at Oxford, 1709.
Ord. deacon (London) Feb. 28, 1696-7; priest, Sept. 19, 1697.
Lecturer of St Martin's, London. Chaplain in ordinary to
Queen Anne and George I. R. of St Mary-at-Hill, London,
1706-37. Head Master of Eton, 1712-20. Canon of Windsor,
1713. R. of Knebworth, Herts., 1730-7. R. of West Ilsley,
Berks., 1737. One of the principal disputants in the
Bangorian controversy. Author, sermons. Died Dec. 30,
1742- Buried in St George's Chapel, Windsor. Brother of
the next. (D.N.B.; Harwood; Al. Oxon.)
SNAPE, CHARLES. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1708.
S. of Andrew, Serjeant farrier to Charles II. B. at Hampton
Court, Middlesex. Matric. 1709; B.A. 1712-3; M.A. 1716.
Fellow, 1712. Assistant Master at Eton. Ord. deacon
(London) May 23, 1714; priest (York) May, 1719. R. of
Wootton Courtenay, Somerset, 1720-9. Died at Bristol,
Sept. 1729. Admon., P.C.C. Brother of Andrew (above).
SNAPE, EDMUND. M.A. 1586 (Incorp. from Oxford). B.A.
(St Edmund HaU, Oxford) 1581-2; M.A. (Merton CoUege,
Oxford) 1584. Went to Jersey with Thomas Cartwright and
framed a Calvinistic discipline for the Huguenot ministers
there, 1576. Ord. priest (Lincoln) Oct. 25, 1583. Minister
of St Peter's, Northampton, c. 1586. A Puritan; engaged
in the Marprelate controversy. Imprisoned for attempting
to introduce presbyterian usages into England, 1590. Again
visited the Channel Islands, 1595; attended a synod at
Guernsey, 1597. Finally of St Saviour's, Southwark, Surrey.
WiU, 1608. (Cooper, 11. 285; D.N.B.)
SNAPE, HENRY. Matric. sizar from Emmanuel, Easter, 1611.
B. at Ruislip, Middlesex. B.A. 1614-5. Incorp. at Oxford,
1622. M.A. (Oxford) 1622. Ord. deacon (London) Dec. 24,
1615, age 24; priest. Mar. 16, 1616-7. Schoolmaster at
Ruislip. C. of Idlestree, Herts.
SNAPE, JOHN. M.A. 1636 (Incorp. from Oxford). Of London,
cler. fil. Matric. (St John's CoUege, Oxford) Nov. 15, 1616,
aged 18; B.A. 1620; M.A. (Broadgate Hall, Oxford) 1622-3.
V. of Stannington, Northumberland, 1629. V. of Hartbum,
1636-45, ejected. Restored, 1660. (Al. Oxon.)
SNAPE, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Trinity, May 23,
1677. S. of Leonard, of Staffordshire. School, Staffordshire.
Matric. 1677; B.A. i68o-i.
SNAPE, SAMUEL. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs. 1608.
SNATT, EDWARD. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Aug. 28, 1615.
• Matric. 1615; B.A. 1618-9; M.A. 1622.
SNATT, SAFONEY. Matrio. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1603;
B.A. 1606-7; M.A. 1610.
SNATT, STEPHEN. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1573; B..A. 1576-7; M.A. from Magdalene, 1580.
SNAIT, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Clare, c. 1591. Buried
at St Edward's, Cambridge, Jan. 22, 1594-5.
SNAWDEN, see SNOWDEN.
SNAWSDELL, HUGH. Matric. pens, from St John's, c. 1597.
2nd s. of Robert, of Bilton, Yorks. B. c. 1582. B.A. 1601-2,
'Snosdell'; M.A. 1605. Of Bilton, Esq. Married Isabel, dau.
of Sir Thomas Beaumont, of Stoughton, Leics. Died Aug.
29, 1 661. Brother of the next and father of Thomas (1636).
(Vis. of Yorks., 1584, 1665.)
SNAWSELL, SETH. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, c. 1593.
S. and h. of Robert, of Bilton, Yorks. B. c. 1574. Adm. at
the Inner Temple, 1594. (Vis. of Yorks., 1584.)
SNAWSELL, THOMAS. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Jesus, July 4,
1636. Of Yorkshire. Matric. 1636. S. and h. of Hugh (1597),
of Bilton, Yorks., Esq. B. i6i8. Adm. at Gray's Inn, May
14, 1639. Married Hannah, dau. of Francis Staresmore, of
Frolesworth, Leics., 1652. (Nichols, 11. 861; Vis. of Yorks.,
1665.)
SNEAD, see also SNEYD.
SNEAD, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Magdalene, Feb. i8,
1730-1. S. of William (1698), clerk. B. at Ludlow, Salop.
Matric. 1732; B.A. 1734-5; M.A. 1738.
SNEAD, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1626;
Scholar from Westminster, 1627; B.A. 1630-1,
Snell, John
SNEAD, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Magdalene, Feb.
14, 1698-9. S. of William. B. at Wentnor, Salop. School,
Shrewsbury. Matric. 1699. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Feb. 21,
1701-2. Father of Samuel (1730-1).
SNEATH, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June 25, 1647.
Of Lincolnshire. Matric. 1647-8. Buried at St Andrew's,
Cambridge, Nov. 24, 1648.
SNELGRAVE, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Jan. 11,
1642-3.
SNELL, ARTHUR. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Caius, Oct. 26, 1593.
S. of Richard. B. at Colebrook, Devon. School, Crediton
(Mr Tayler). Matric. c. 1593; B.A. 1596-7; M.A. 1600.
Incorp. at Oxford, i6oi. Probably C. of Anstey, Herts., in
1598. R. of Lezant, Cornwall, 1607. Father of Thomas
(1634) and John (1626). (Venn, i. 150.)
SNELL, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. sizar at Queens', July, 1641.
Of Essex. Matric. 1642; B.A. 1644-5. V. of East Grinstead,
Sussex, ejected, 1662.
SNELL, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, June 28,
1709. S. of Robert (1677), attorney, of Norwich. B. there.
School, Norwich (Mr Pate). Matric. 1709; Scholar, 1709-15;
B.A. 1712-3; M.A. 1717; M.D. 1724. Fellow, 1715-33.
Died Sept. 27, 1733. Buried in St Giles', Norwich. (Venn,
I. 521.)
SNELL, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1569.
Of Yorkshire. B.A. 1573-4; M.A. 1577; B.D. 1584. FeUow,
1577. Incorp. at Oxford, 1586. Ord. deacon and priest (Ely)
Dec. 21, 1578. V. of Histon St Andrew and St Etheldred,
Cambs., 1579. R. of Walsoken, Norfolk, 1588. V. of Swaff-
ham, 1591. WiU (P.C.C.) 1619. (Al. Oxon.)
SNELL, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1611;
B.A. 1615-6; M.A. 1619. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Dec. 22;
priest, Dec. 23, 1616. C. of Terrington St Clement's, Norfolk,
1619.
SNELL, GEORGE. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Caius, Jan. 31,
1599-1600. S. of WiUiam, gent. B. at Fremington, Devon.
School, Chulmleigh (Mr Henry HatsweU). B.A. from St
John's, 1603-4; M.A. 1607. Fellow of St John's. D.D.
(St Andrews) 1620. Incorp. at Oxford, 1621. Archdeacon
of Chester, 1619-55. Preb. of Chester, 1621-55. R. of
WaUasey, Cheshire, 1619-45; of Gt Smeaton, 1622-45; of
Waverton, 1633-45. Compoimded for his estates in 1645.
Married Lydia, dau. of Thomas Bridgman, of Devon (and
aunt to Sir Orlando Bridgman, Lord Keeper of the Great
Seal). Author, A Looking-glass for England. Died Feb. 5,
1655-6. M.I. at St Mary's, Chester. Doubtless father of
Orlando (1640). (Venn, i. 171; Al. Oxon.)
SNELL, HENRY. Scholar (age 14) of Clare, 1470; B.A. 1477-8;
M.A. 1481-2. FeUow, 1480. V. of Gt Gransden, Hunts.,
1485-94. Died 1494.
SNELL, HUGH. M.A. 1460. (See Gr. Bk, A, 35.) Perhaps R. of
Haughton-le-Skeme, Durham, 1470, and V. of St Oswald's
Durham, i486.
SNELL, HUGH. Scholar at King's Hall, 1472-9.
SNELL, JAMES. Adm. sizar at Clare, Dec. 18, 1640. Matric.
1641; B.A. 1644-5.
SNELL, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter, 1568.
Perhaps ord. priest (Norwich) Mar. 13, 1579-80; M.A.;
R. of Clifton, Beds., in 1585. Probably R. of Streat, Sussex,
1589-93, and R. of Hurstpierpoint, 1593-1607. Died 1607.
SNELL, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Clare, Michs. 1568.
SNELL, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, c. 1596. Of York-
shire. B.A. from St John's, 1600-1; M.A. 1604; B.D. 1612.
FeUow of St John's, 1607. Incorp. at Oxford, 1612. Ord.
deacon (Lincoln) Dec. 21, 1606. V. of Isleham, Cambs.,
1612. V. of Ospringe, Kent, 1617-23. Died 1623.
SNELL, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, Mar. 30, 1626.
S.of Arthur (1593), R. of Lezant, ComwaU. B. there. School,
Tiverton, Devon. Matric. 1626; Scholar, 1628-33; B.A.
1629-30; M.A. 1633. R. of South HiU, ComwaU, 1634. R.
of Thurlestone, Devon, 1635-46, sequestered, but restored.
R. of Lezant, Cornwall, 1638. Preb. of Exeter, 1662-79.
Buried in the Cathedral, Apr. 17, 1679. Brother of Thomas
(1634) and father of Thomas (1675). (Venn, i. 276.)
SNELL, JOHN. M.A. 1675 (Lit. Reg.). Doubtless the founder
of the Snell exhibitions at BaUiol CoUege, Oxford. If so,
s. of Andrew, of ColmoneU, Ayrshire. B. c. 1629. A student
at Glasgow University, 1642-4. Fought on the Royalist
side at Worcester. Became clerk to Sir Orlando Bridgman.
Created Seal Bearer, 1667. Secretary to the Duke of Mon-
mouth, and Commissioner for the management of his estate
in Scotland. Died at Holywell, near Oxford, Aug. 6, 1679.
Possibly a nephew of George (1599-1600). (W. Innes Addison,
The Snell Exhibitiotis ; D.N.B.)
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SNELL, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Clare, Oct. i, 1690. Of Hether-
sett, Norfolk. Matric. 1691; B.A. 1694-5 ;M.A. 1698. Fellow,
1697. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 24, 1699; priest, Sept. 22,
1700. R. of Cawston, Norfolk, 1704. R. of Salle, 1708-11.
Chaplain to Sarah, Countess Dowager of Radnor.
SNELL, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Clare, July 2, i739- B. at
Ashreigney (Ringsash), Devon. Matric. i739; B.A. 1742-3-
R. of Alwington, Devon, 1763-7. V. of Huntshaw, 1768-89.
Died 1789. [Notes and Gleanings, Exeter, v. 116; H. B.
Swanzy.)
SNELL, ORLANDO. Adm. pens, at Trinity, May 12, 1640.
Doubtless s. of George (1599-1600), Archdeacon of Chester
(and Lydia, dau. of Thomas Bridgeman). Matric. 1640.
SNELL, ROBERT. M.A. 1542-3. Of Yorkshire. FeUow of St
Catharine's, c. 1540. Perhaps preb. of Southwell, i559~72-
SNELL, ROBERT. .A.dm. sizar (age 17) at Caius, Dec. 8, 1596.
S. of John. B. at Colebrooke, Devon. School, Lanreath
(private). Matric. c. 1596; Scholar, 1596-9; B.A. 1599-1600.
Incorp. (M.A.) at Oxford, July 4, 1600. Ord. deacon and
priest (London) May 2, 1602. V. of Mucking, Essex, 1608-43 ;
of Matching, 1608-43, sequestered from both. Married
Elizabeth, dau. of Henry Wither, D.D., R. of Theydon
Gamon, Jan. 31, 1608-9. {Venn, i. 161; Al. Oxon.)
SNELL, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, May 25, 1648.
S. of Robert, gent. B. at Denton, Norfolk. School, Mendles-
ham (Mr Mosse). Matric. 1648. Adm. at Gray's Inn, June 9,
1654. Owner of the great tithes of Kessingland, Suffolk, in
1662. Brother of Tobias (1649) and father of the next.
SNELL, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Corpus Christi, 1677. Of
Norfolk. S. and h. of Robert (above), of Denton, Norfolk.
Matric. 1677. Adm. at Gray's Inn, June 29, 1680. Attorney
of Norwich. Died Oct. 4, 1720, aged 59. M.I. al St Giles'.
Benefactor to the parish of St Giles', Norwich. Father of
Edward (1709). (Blomefleld, Norwich, 659.)
SNELL, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Peterhouse, July 5,
1744. Of Huntingdonshire. S. and h. of Vyner (1702), B.D.,
R. of March and Doddington. School, Highgate. Matric. 1744 ;
Scholar, 1744. Adm. at the Inner Temple, Nov. n, 1745.
Of Mortimer Street, London. Died s. p., 1751. (Burke, L.G.)
SNELL, SAMUEL. Matric. sizar from King's, Michs. 1633;
B.A. 1637-8; M..\. 1641. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Dec. 18,
1641. Perhaps C. of Kelvedon Hatch, Essex, 1642.
SNELL, SIMON. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, Feb. 6, 1579-80.
B. at Royston, Herts. Matric. 1579-80; B.A. from St
John's, 1583-4; M.A. 1587. Ord. deacon (London) Feb. 21,
1607-8, age 42; 'C. of Little Hadham, Herts.'; priest, Mar.
19, 1608-g. V. of Henham, Essex, 1609-44. Died 1644.
SNELL, THOMAS. B.A. 1542-3. One of these names, 'B.A.,'
age 36 in 1548, was Master of Rotherham School, Yorks.,
1548-67.
SNELL, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1568.
SNELL, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at King's, May 30, 1634.
S.of Arthur (1593), R. of Lezant, Cornwall. B. there. School,
Lezant (Mr Bates). Migrated to Sidney, Feb. 11, 1634-5.
B.A. 1637-8; M.A. 1641. Probably V. of North Otterington,
Yorks., 1661. Brother of John (1626).
SNELL, THOMAS. M.A. 1675 (Incorp. from All Souls, Oxford).
S. of John (1626), R. of Thurlestone, Devon. Matric. (Exeter
College, Oxford) June 28, 1662, age 16; B.A. (Oxford) 1666;
M.A. 1669; B.D. 1676. V. of Bampton, Oxon., 1677 (his
son Thomas was vicar there, 1715-58). Canon of Exeter,
1679-84. {Al. Oxon.)
SNELL, TOBIAS. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Caius, c. June, 1649.
S. of Robert, gent. B. at Denton, Norfolk. Schools,
Mendlesham, Suffolk (Mr Mose) and Moulton, Norfolk (Mr
Lancetter). Matric. 1650; Scholar, 1652-4; B.A. 1652-3.
Brother of Robert (1648).
SNELL, VYNER. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, June 6, 1702.
S. of John, of Woodford, Essex (and Elizabeth, dau. of
Thomas Vy-ner, D.D., Dean of Gloucester). .School, West-
minster. Matric. 1702-3; Scholar, 1703; B.A. 1705-6; M.A.
1709; B.D. 1716. Fellow, 1708. Ord. deacon (London) Feb.
25, 1710-1; priest. Mar. 16, 1711-2. R. of Doddington-c«>n-
March, Cambs., 1719-50. Author, Sermons. Father of
Robert (1744). {Al. Westmon., 240.)
SNELLING, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter, 1575.
One of these names adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 5, 1581-2, from
Barnard's Inn.
SNELLING, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, May 8, 1630.
S. of Robert, gent., burgess of Thetford, Norfolk. B. there.
School, Thetford (Mr Smith). Matric. 1631; Scholar, 1631-7;
B.A. 1633-4; M.A. 1637. {Venn, i. 294.)
SNELLING, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 22) at Trinity, June 1,
1744. S. of John, of Fingringhoe, Essex. School, Earls
Colne (Mr Stringer). Matric. 1744. Ord. deacon (Ely) Dee.
21, 1748.
Snow, Jonathan
SNELLING, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Easter, 1573.
SNELLING, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1647;
B.A. 1647-8; M.A. 1651. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Sept. i66i.
V. of Earlham, Norwich, 1662-79. V. of Denham, Suffolk,
1664. R. of Blundeston, 1668-90.
SNELLING, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Feb. 11,
1633-4; afterwards FeU.-Com. Of Norfolk.
SNELSON, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Jesus, June 4, 1709. Of
Staffordshire. Matric. 1709; B.A. 1712-3.
SNEYD, see also SNEAD.
SNEYD, BOWYER. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's, Dec. 9,
1719. S. of Ralph, of Staffordshire, and of the Middle Temple
(and Elizabeth, dau. of John Bowyer). B. at Bishton, near
Stafford (his mother's home). School, Lichfield (Mr Hunter).
Matric. 1719. Died s.p. Buried at Colwich. Brother of
William (1710). {Scott-Mayor, iii. 329; Burke, L.G.)
SNEYD, HUGH. B.A. 1507-8. Of Coventry and Lichfield
diocese. M.A. 1511; B.D. 1518-9; D.D. 1529-30. FeUow
of Clare, 1509. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Apr. 5, 1511.
SNEYD, JOHN. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 17) at St John's, May 21,
1697. 3rd s. of Ralph (1656-7), Esq. B. at Keele, Staffs.
School, Shrewsbury (Mr Lloyd). Matric. 1697. Died Mar. 23,
1710-1, aged 32. (Le Neve, Mon., 11. 193; Staffs. Pedigrees,
1664-1700.)
SNEYD, RALPH. B.Civ.L. 1504-5. S. of William, of Bradwell
Hall, Staffs. D.Civ.L. 1511-2. Advocate, Doctors' Commons,
Dec. 1, 1514. R. of Tatenhill, Staffs., in 1528. Preb. of
Lichfield, 1529. R. of Higham, Leics., 1535-53-
SNEYD or SNEAD, RALPH. Matric. Fell.-Com. from King's,
Lent, 1656-7. S. and h. of William (next), of Keele, Staffs.;
age 22 in 1663. M.P. for Newcastle-under-Lyme, 1681. Of
Keele, Esq. Married Anne, dau. of Sir John Dryden, of
Cannons Ashby, Northants. Died Mar. 9, 1703-4, aged 64.
M.I. at Keele. Father of John (1697). {Staffs. Pedigrees;
Burke, L.G.; Le Neve, Mon., 11. 59.)
SNEYD, WILLIAM. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 18) at Caius, July 7,
1632. Of Keele, Staffs. 2nd s. of Ralph, Esq. School,
Chell (Mr Stevenson). Matric. 1632. Adm. at Gray's Inn,
May 9, 1634. Succeeded his brother Ralph in 1650. M.P.
for Staffs., 1660. J. P. Sheriff of Staffs., 1663-4. Of Sneyd,
Keele, etc., Esq. Married EUzabeth, dau. of Robert Audley,
of Gransden, Hunts. Buried at Wolstanton, Jan. 17, 1694-5.
Father of Ralph (above). (Venn, 1. 306; Staffs. Pedigrees.)
SNEYD, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Clare, July i, 1710.
Doubtless s. and h. of Ralph. B. at Bishton, Staffs. Matric.
1710. Adm. at the Middle Temple, Sept. 7, 1710. M.P. for
Lichfield, 1718 (Apr.-Dec). Succeeded his father at Bishton,
1729. Married Susanna, dau. of John Edmonds, Esq., of
London, Oct. 8, 1724. Died Feb. 11, 1745- Brother of
Bowyer (1719)- (Burke, L.G.)
SNODHAM, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Easter,
1612.
SNODIE or SNODE, JOHN. Scholar of Trinity, 1571; B.A.
1571-2.
SNOW, CLEMENT BOLSWORTH. Adm. pens, (age 19) at
Trinity, June 16, 1715. S. of Richard, of Clipsham, Rutland.
School, Westminster. Scholar, 1716. Brother of Matthew
(1704) and perhaps of John (1720).
SNOWE, DANIEL. Matric. Fell.-Com. from King's, Lent,
1557-8. Perhaps brother of the next.
SNOWE, EDWARD. Adm. pens, at King's, Michs. 1562.
SNOW, GEORGE. Adm. pens, (age i8) at Trinity, Mar. 29,
1748. S. of Matthew (1704), of Clipsham, Rutland. School,
Westminster. Matric. 1748; Scholar, i749; B.A. 1752; M.A.
1755. Ord. deacon (Hereford) Apr. 27; priest (Rochester)
May 25, 1755. Chaplain to Edward, Bishop of Bath. Preb.
of Wells, 1758-96; Chancellor, 1761-3; Treasurer, 1763-96.
R. of Horn {alias Homfield), Rutland, 1761. R. of Stonton
Wyville, Leics., 1761. R. of Clipsham, Rutland, 1764. Died
Aug. 27, 1796.
SNOW, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Trinity, Mar. 9, 1719-20.
S. of Richard, of London. School, Westminster. Matric.
1720; Scholar, 1721; B.A. 1723-4; M.A. 1727. One of these
names preb. of Exeter, 1741-72; precentor, 1762-72. Died
Mar. 1, 1772. (Le Neve, Fasti, i. 413, 428.)
SNOW, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Christ's, June 30,
1748. S. of Thomas, of Bengal, India. School, Bury, Suffolk
(Mr Gamham). Migrated to Trinity, Dec. 16, 1748. Matric.
1748; Scholar, 1749; B.A. 1752. Ord. deacon (Norwich)
Sept. 1754. Perhaps chaplain in the Navy, 1756-60. (Peile,
II- 253-)
SNOW, JONATHAN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Peterhouse,
Apr. 30, 1683. Of Somerset. School, Bruton, Somerset.
Matric. 1683; Scholar, 1683; B.A. 1686-7.
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SNOW, MATTHEW. Adm. pens, (age i6) at Trinity, Apr. 29,
1704. S. of Richard, of Clipsham, Rutland. School, Eton.
Matric. 1704; Scholar, 1705; B.A. 1707-8; M.A. 1711.
Fellow, 1710. Adm, at the Middle Temple, June lo, 1706.
Perhaps died May 13, 1757; of Lidton, Rutland. Father of
George (1748). (G.Mag.)
SNOW, MOSES. Adm. Mus.Bac. at St Catharine's, July 8,
1696. A gentleman of the Chapel Royal and lay vicar of
Westminster Abbey. Died 1702. (Abdy Williams, Degrees
in Music.)
SNOW, NATHANIEL. Adm. sizar at Trinity, July 17, 1647.
Of London. B.A. 1651-2; M.A. 1655. Ord. priest (Bath and
WeUs) Sept. 23, 1660. C. at Kersey, Suffolk, 1662. R. of
Doddinghurst, Essex, 1666-83.
SNOW, alias SEWELL, ROBERT. Adm. at Corpus Christi,
1471 ; B.A. 1473-4. Probably M.A. 1478-9 and B.D. 1491-2.
V. of Grantchester, Cambs., 1483-7, resigned.
SNOW, WILLIAM. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Emmanuel, Sept. 11,
1595. Matric. 1595. Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1596; 'of
London.' Barrister, 1606.
SNOW, . B.Can.L. 1481-2.
SNOW or SNAW, . B.Can.L. 1488-9.
SNOWDON or SNODEN, ABRAHAM. Matric. pens, from
Christ's, Michs. 1575; Snodowne. Perhaps s. of Ralph, of
Nottinghamshire. B.A. from Peterhouse, 1579-80, as
Syddon. Perhaps brother of Richard (1575) and Robert
(1580).
SNOWDEN, BENJAMIN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Nov. 29,
1641. B. at Norwich. Matric. 1642; B.A. 1645-6. Ord.
(by Bishop Hall). R. of St Giles", Norwich, till 1662, ejected.
V. of St Saviour's. Died Apr. 28, 1696. (Calamy, ii. 201.)
SNOWDEN or SNAWDEN, JAMES. Adm. (age 18) at Mag-
dalene, July 17, 1685, from St John's, where he had been
adm. sizar, 1685. S. of Henry, gent. B. at Famley, Yorks.
School, Otiey. Matric. 1685; B.A. from Magdalene, i688.
Ord. priest (York) Sept. 1689; 'C. of Bolton.' R. of Bolton
Abbey, Yorks., 1697. Died 1722 (sic). (His successor was
instituted Oct. 11, 1726.) (Whitaker, Craven, 494.)
SNODEN, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Michs. 1566.
One of these names B.A. (Oxford) 1572-3; R. of Outwell
St Clement's, Norfolk, 1580-3. Died 1583.
SNOWDEN, JOHN. B.A. from Trinity, 1627-8.
SNOWDEN, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Sidney, June 27,
1640. S. of William, deceased, late R. of Leeke, Yorks.
B. there. Schools, Leeke (his father) and Ripon. Matric.
1640.
SNOWDEN, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, May 31,
1669. S. of Geofirey, yeoman, of Cuckney Norton, Notts.
B. there. School, Laughton-en-le-Morthen, Yorks. (Mr
Brownehead). Matric. 1669; B.A. 1672-3; M.A. 1676. Ord.
deacon (Peterb.) June 14, 1674; priest, Sept. 1685. C. of
West Retford, Notts., 1685.
SNODEN, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Christ's, June, 1575.
Doubtless s. of Ralph, of Mansfield Woodhouse, Notts.
B. there. B.A. 1578-9; M.A. 1582. Ord. deacon and priest
(London) Apr. 1584; 'licensed to the cure of Althome,
Lines.' Probably V. of St Oswald, Durham, 1602-20; preb.
of Carlisle, 1617-9. Buried at Brancepeth, Durham, Oct. 13,
1620. Brother of Robert (1580). (P«7e, i. 132; H. M. Wood.)
SNODEN, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Michs. 1587;
B.A. (?i59i-2); M.A. 1595, as 'Snoring.' Probably ord.
deacon and priest (Norwich) Dec. 23, 1604, age 37; C. of
Hickling, Notts. R. of Irmingland, Norfolk, also V. of
Corpusty, 1615. One of these names was Master of Holt
School, Norfolk, 1602-3. (Peile, 1. 191.)
SNODEN, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Christ's, May, 1580.
3rd s. of Ralph, of Mansfield Woodhouse, Notts. B.A. 1582-
3; M.A. 1586; B.D. 1593; D.D. 1598. Fellow, 1589-99. Ord.
deacon and priest (Lincoln) Feb. 21, 1588-9. R. of Harby,
Leics., 1596-1616. R. of Hickling, Notts., 1598-1616. Preb.
of Southwell, 1599-1616. Chaplain to James I, 1614. Bishop
of Carlisle, i6i6-2i. Died in London, May 15, 1621. Admon.,
P.C.C. Brother of Richard (1575) and father of the next.
(Peile, I. 159; Lines. Pedigrees, 905.)
SNODEN, RUTLAND. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs. 1615.
S. and h. of Robert (above). Bishop of Carlisle. Bapt. Nov. 9,
1600, at Southwell, Notts. B.A. 1617-8; M.A. from St John's,
1621. Fellow of St John's, 1620. Incorp. at Oxford, 1623.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, Nov. 24, 1623. Joined King Charles
in the Civil War. Married Frances, widow of George
Townshend, Dec. 25, 1628. Benefactor to the poor of
Homcastle, where he lived. Buried there Aug. 28, 1655.
(Lines. Pedigrees, 906; Peile, i. 305.)
SNOWDEN, SAMUEL. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi,
Michs. 1653. Of Norwich. B.A. 1656-7; M.A. 1660. R. of
SoAME, Roger
Fritton, Norfolk, 1661-8. R. of Framingham Pigot, 1669-
73. R. of Swainsthorpe, 1671. R. of Newton Flotman,
1672. Chaplain to Elizabeth, Dowager Countess of Norfolk.
Author of a treatise on divinity. (Masters.)
SNOWDON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Queens', July 6, 1694.
Of Yorkshire. Matric. 1695.
SNYDALL, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from King's, Easter, 1573.
Perhaps adm. at Corpus Christi, same year. One of these
names V. of Wadworth, Yorks., 1574-1620.
SOAME, see also SOANE.
SOAME, BARNHAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, June
14, 1678. S. of Bamham, gent. B. at Little Thurlow,
Suffolk. School, Gt Bradley (private). Matric. 1681; B.A.
1681-2; M.A. 1685; M.D. 1692. Fellow, 1693. Incorp. at
Oxford, 1695. Licentiate R.C.P., 1687. Gulstonian lecturer,
1695. Probably admon. (P.C.C.) Aug. 15, 1700; of St
Clement Danes, M.D. (But according to Foster a Dr Soames
died Jan. 20, 1737-8 at Hampstead.) (Munk, 1. 502; Vis. of
Suffolk, 1664; Al. Oxon., where his parentage is wrongly
given.)
SOAME, BENJAMIN. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, Feb. 19,
1619-20; B.A. 1627-8; M.A. 1632. R. of Thorley, Herts.,
in 1664; probably there till 1680. Died before Nov. 4, 1680.
Will (Comm. Essex) 1680. Brother of Thomas (1604).
SOAMES or SOME, HENRY. Adm. at King's (age 16) a scholar
from Eton, Aug. 25, 1646. Doubtless s. of Thomas (1604),
D.D. B. at Staines, Middlesex. Matric. 1646; B.A. 1650-1;
M.A. 1654. Fellow, 1649-58. Died 1658, in Lincolnshire of
small-pox. (Harwood.)
SOME, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Michs. 1639.
Of Suffolk. Probably 4th s. of Sir William (1597). B.A.
1642-3; M.A. 1646. Probably brother of William (1638)
and Stephen (1633). (Vis. of London, 1634.)
SOME, JOHN. Adm. Fell.-Com. at St Catharine's, 1640. Of
Sussex.
SOAME or SOAMES, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 15) at St John's,
Apr. 6, 1654. 2nd s. of Sir Stephen, Knt., of Heydon, Essex.
B. there. School, Bury St Edmunds. Matric. 1654. Adm.
at the Middle Temple, June 20, 1657. Died s.p. (Burke,
Ext. Bart.)
SOAME or SOANE, JOHN. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 17) at St
John's, June 24, 1673. S. of William (1638), Esq., of
Haughley, Suffolk. B. there, 1656. Matric. 1673. (Burke,
Ext. Bart.; Vis. of Suffolk, 1664.)
SOME, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 14) at St John's, Sept. 8, 1691.
2nd s. of Moses (1664). Bapt. May 13, 1677, at Draughton,
near Northampton.
SOME, LEONARD. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Lent, 1563 4;
B.A. 1566-7; M.A. from Jesus, 1570. Ord. deacon (Ely)
Dec. 21, 1568, age 22. R. of Norton, Essex, 1571. R. of
Stow Maries, 1571-1613. R. of Sheering, 1573-1613- Died
1613. Admon. (Cons. C. London) Mar. 7, 1613-4, to relict
Elizabeth. (Peile, i. 83.)
SOAMES or SOME, MOSES. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Sidney,
June 23, 1664. 3rd s. of David, R. of Draughton, Northants.,
deceased. B. Dec. 23, 1647, at Orlingbury, Northants.
Schools, Harrowden (Mr Underwood), Rushden (Mr Dicken-
son) and Oundle. Matric. 1664; B.A. 1667-8; M.A. 1671.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) May 29, 1670; priest (Ely) Sept. 24,
1670. R. of Draughton, Northants., 1670-91. Non-juror.
Married Sarah Blackerby, Apr. 27, 1674. at Loddington.
Father of John (1691).
SOME, RALPH. Adm. scholar at Trinity Hall, Jan. 9, 1700-1.
Matric. 1699; LL.B. 1704. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Dec. 10,
1704; priest (Peterb.) May 19, 1706. R. of Braunston,
Northants., 1724-7. Buried there Jan. 29, 1727-8.
SOME, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1567,
as 'Sonne.' Of Norfolk. Probably s. of Thomas, of Betley
(or Botley), Norfolk. B.A. 1570-1; M.A. 1574- FeUow, 1571.
Probably brother of the next and of Thomas (1552)-
SOAME or SOME, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from St John's,
Easter, 1559. S. of Thomas, of Betley, Norfolk. B. at Lynn,
1542. B.A. 1561-2; M.A. from Queens', 1565; B.D. 1571-2;
D.D. 1580. Fellow of Queens', 1562. University preacher,
1567. Master of Peterhouse, 1589-1609. Vice-Chancellor,
1590-2, 1599-1600. R. of Girton, Cambs., 1573-1609. He
■ turned the chancel into a schoolroom. Author, theological.
Died s.p. Jan. 14, 1608-9. Buried in Little St Mary's,
Cambridge. Brother of Thomas (1552) and probably of
Richard (above). (Cooper, 11. 510; D.N.B.; Burke, Ext.
Bart.)
SOME, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1575-
SOME, ROGER. Matric. pens, from St John's, c. 1595-
119
SoAME, Samuel
SOAME or SOAMES, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St
John's, June 29, 1654. S. of Sir Thomas, Knt., of Throcking,
Herts. Bapt. there, Dec. 6, 1636. School, Westminster.
Matric. 1654; B.A. 1657-8. Adm. at the Middle Temple,
June 4, 1660. Buried at Little Thurlow, Aug. 20, 1714- (But
according to Burke, Ext. Bart, he died young.) Brother of
William (1637). {Cussans, 1. 100.)
SOAME or SOAMES, STEPHEN. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 17) at
St John's, May 23, 1633. S. and h. of Sir William (i597),
Knt., of Thurlow, Suffolk. B. there. School, Thurlow
(Mr Moore). Of Little Thurlow, Esq. Married (i) Mary,
dau. of Sir John Dynham, of Bourstalk, Bucks.; (2) .-^nne,
dau. of Ambrose Coppinger, D.D. Will dated, Nov. 15, 1657;
proved, Feb. 22, 1658-9. Probably brother of John (1639)
and William (1638), father of William (1660). (Burke, Ext.
Bart.; Vis. of London, 1634; G.E.C., iv. 136.J
SOAME, STEPHEN. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 15) at Sidney,
Jan. 8, 1724-5. S. and h. of Stephen, Esq., of Little Thurlow,
Suffolk. Bapt. Feb. 12, 1709. Matric. 1724-5; M.A. 1728
{Com. Reg.). Adm. at the Middle Temple, May 26, 1727.
Married Anne, dau. of Joseph Alston of Edwardstone,
Suffolk. Died Nov. 3, 1764, aged 56, at Reading. {Davy;
G. Mag.)
SOME, THOMAS. Matric. pens, (age 11) from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1552. Probably s. of Thomas, of Betley (or Botley),
Norfolk. 'Aged 26 in 1569.' Of Bradley, Suffolk, and Bentley,
Norfolk. Married Elizabeth, dau. of Robert Alington, of
Horseheath, Cambs. Died Oct. 12, 1606. Buried at Little
Bradley. Brother of Robert (i559). D.D. and probably of
Richard (1567). (Burke, Ext. Bart.; Cussans, i. 100.)
SOAME, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse, Easter,
1604. B. in Yarmouth (s. of a fisherman, but descended from
an ancient family). Scholar, 1604-8; B.A. 1607-8; M.A.
161 1 ; D.D. 1627. Fellow, 1609. Incorp. at O.xford, 1645.
R. of Stawley, Somerset, 1609-16. V. of Staines, 1616-43.
Canon of St Paul's, 1616-49; of Windsor, 1622-49. V. of
Twickenham, 1640-3, sequestered. Died May, 1649, at
Staines. Admon. (P.C.C.) May 19, to son Henry. Probably
fatherof Henry (1646). (T.A. Walker, 27; Shaw, 1.^07, 315;
Al. Oxon.)
SOAME, WILLIAM. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1597. Of
Suffolk. Doubtless s. of Sir Stephen, Knt., of Betley,
Norfolk, and of London (Lord Mayor in 1598) and after-
wards of Brickendon, Herts., etc. Knighted, Nov. 21, 1614.
Sheriff of Suffolk, 1632-3. Of Thurlow, Suffolk. Married
Bridget, dau. of Benedict Bamham, alderman of London.
Died 1655. Probably father of William (1638), John (1639)
and Stephen (1633). (Vis. of London, 1634; Burke, Ext.
Bart.; Cussans, i. 100; 11. 67, where his son William is con-
fused with William (i66o), created Bart. 1684-5.)
SOAME, WILLIAM. Adm. Fell.-Com. at St Catharine's, 1637.
Of London. Doubtless s. and h. of Sir Thomas, of Throcking,
Herts., Knt., and alderman of London (M.P. for London,
1640; died 1670). Adm. at Gray's Inn, June 26, 1640.
Died v.p. Buried at Throcking, Herts. Brother of Samuel
(1654). (Vis. of London, 1634; Clutterbuck, in. 464.)
SOAME, WILLIAM. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1638. Of
Suffolk. Doubtless 2nd s. of Sir WiUiam (1597). of Thurlow,
Knt. Of Haughley, Suffolk, gent. Perhaps knighted, Feb. 21,
1673-4 (according to Le Neve, Knts. and Burke). Married
Katherine, dau. of William Wilson, of London, merchant.
One of these names buried at Thurlow, Apr. 24, 1684.
Brother of John (1639) and Stephen (1633); father of John
(1673). (Vis. of Suffolk, 1664; Le Neve, Knts., 290.)
SOAME, WILLIAM. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 16) at St John's,
Dec. 21, 1660. S. and h. of Stephen (1633), Esq., deceased,
of Little Thurlow, Suffolk (and his ist wife Mary, dau. of
Sir John Dynham). B. there. School, Little Thurlow (Mr
Billingsley). Sheriff of Suffolk, 1672-3. Knighted, Feb. 21,
1673-4 (according to G.E.C.). Created Bart., Feb. 5, 1684-5.
Ambassador to Turkey, 1685-6. Married (1) Lady Beata
Pope, dau. of Thomas, 3rd Earl of Downe, in Ireland;
(2) Mary, dau. of Sir Gabriel Howe, of Wotton-under-Edge,
Gloucs. Author, literary. Died s.p., at Malta, June 2, 1686.
Will proved, Dec. ii, 1686. (Scott-Mayor, xxviii. i; G.E.C.,
IV. 136.)
SOME, . Probably of Gonville Hall. B.A. 1507-8; M.A.
151Q-1. Preacher, 1514-5.
SOME, . B.A. 1508-9. Perhaps the above.
SOANE or SONE, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from St John's,
Easter, 1551. Perhaps adm. at Gray's Inn, 1555, as Soone.
SONE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1561. Of
Kent. B.A. 1563-4; M.A. 1567. Fellow, 1565. Probably
adm. into Orders, Apr. 22, 1570. R. of Snodland, Kent, 1571.
Chaplain to Bishop Gheast. R. of Milton, Gravesend, 1576-
89. Died 1631. (H. G. Harrison.)
SOONE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1571.
Sole, "William
SOANE, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, 1623-4. Matric.
Easter, 1625; B.A. 1627-8; M.A. 1631. One of these names,
'of Maldon, Essex,' adm. at Gray's Inn, Mar. 14, 1621-2.
SOANE or SONE, JOHN. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, July 2,
1664; exhibitioner from Tonbridge School. Matric. 1664;
B.A. 1667-8. Schoolmaster of Ninfield, Sussex, 1671.
(Sussex Archaeol. Coll., xvii. 63.)
SONE or SOME, JOSEPH. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, July 4,
1629. Of Middlesex. Matric. 1629; B.A. 1632-3; M.A. from
Queens', 1636. V. of Aldenham, Herts., 164 1-3; sequestered;
restored, 1660-83 (Some). Died before Sept, 12, 1683.
(Clutterbuck, i. 136.)
SOANE, LAURENCE DE. Of Cambridge University. Minorite.
Author, Rhetorica Nova, 'compilata in Alma Univ. Cantab.
Mar. 1478.' The volume was in Sir Thomas More's library.
(Cole, 183.)
SONE, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Clare, Mar. 27, 1702. B. at
Orton (? Overton), Hants, (sic). Matric. 1702; B.A. 1705-6.
Ord. deacon (London) Feb. 17, 1705-6. Probably father of
the next.
SONE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Clare, July 3. 1732- S. of
Thomas (? above), of St Cross, Hants., clerk. Matnc. 1732.
Matric. (Trinity CoUege, Oxford) Oct. 26, i734> age 19; B.A.
(Oxford) 1735. (Al.Oxon.)
SONE or ZOONE, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Michael-
house, Easter, 1544; B.A. 1546-7; M.A. 1549; LL.D.
(abroad). Probably fellow of Gonville Hall, 1548-55, and
of Trinity HaU, 1 561-4. Regius Professor of Civil Law,
1561-3, retired abroad. Professor of Law at Louvain.
Assistant to Ortelius at Cologne, 1575- Aftervards an
official at the Papal Court. Cartographer; published maps
at Cologne, based mainly on Ortelius; also copied the map
of Cambridge which Richard Lyne had drawn for Caius'
History of the University (1574), and published his copy in
Braun and Hogenberg's Civitates orbis terrarum. (Cooper, 1.
350; Venn, 1. 35; D.N.B.)
SOANE, WILLIAM. B.A. (? 1589-90); M.A. from St John's,
1593-
SOBER, HENRY. Adm. sizar (age 22) at Christ's, 1683. S. of
Thomas. B. at Richmond, Yorks. School, Richmond.
Matric. Easter, 1684. Resided till Michs. 1686.
SOBAR, . Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, c. 1649.
SODDEBYE, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1548.
SOGARYM, . B.A. 1461-2; M.A. 1464-5.
SOGRYM, . Fee for B.A. 1469-70.
SOKBURN (? STOCKBURN), RICHARD. B.Civ.L. 1466-7. Of
York diocese. D.Can.L. 1472-3 (? i47o, Loder); M.A. 1472.
Fellow of Pembroke, c. 1466 (Stockbum). V. of Soham,
Cambs. V. of St Mary-de-Bemgham, Norwich, 1487. Also
presented to Sudborne with the chapel of Orford, Suffolk.
Died 1502. Will (P.C.C.) 1502; Richard Sokboume, clerk,
of Soham. (There seems to be some confusion here. Loder
identifies the fellow of Pembroke with the V. of Soham who
died 1502. But in 1503-4 tithes were paid to Peterhouse by
Mr Palmerfor Dr Sokbome. Possibly two men are involved.)
(T. A. Walker; Loder; Gr. Bk, A.)
SOKBORN, . Scholar of King's Hall, 1487-8. A scholar
until 1497-8, after which he remained in residence as a
pensioner. Gave a cup to the College, 1499-1500. (Trinity
College Admissions, i. 127.)
SOLDEN, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, Mar. 1,
1682-3. S. of Isaac, clerk, assistant master at Shrewsbury.
B. at Albrightlee, near Shrewsbury, Salop. School, Shrews-
bury. Matric. 1683; B.A. 1686-7. Ord. deacon (Chester,
Litt. dim. from Lichfield) Feb. 20, 1686-7.
SOLE, see also SALL.
SOLE, JOHN COCKIN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, July 3,
1749. S. of Cockin, barrister, of Bobbing, Kent. B. there.
School, Canterbury (private). Migrated to Clare, Oct. 13,
1749. Matric. 1750. High Sheriff of Kent, 1756-7. Of
Bobbing, Esq.; removed to Norton Court, c. 1765. Married
Catherine, dau. of Godfrey Lushington, of Sittingboume,
Aug. 3, 1754. (Scott-Mayor, in. 592; Hasted, 11. 741-)
SOLE, MICHAEL. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter, 1561.
SOLE, MILES. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs. 1567.
SOLE, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1560;
B.A. 1563-4.
SOULE or SOWELL, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Jesus,
Easter, 1614; B.A. 1617-8. Ord. deacon and priest (York)
Sept. 1622.
SOLE or SOOLE, WILLIAM. Scholar at King's Hall, ap-
parently 1437-49. (Trin. Coll. Adm., i. 119.)
120
Sole, William
SOLE or SOOLE, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Clare, Lent,
1557-8; B.A. 1561-2; M.A. from Queens', 1565. Fellow of
Queens', 1562-72.
SOLLY, see also SULLEY.
SOLY, ARTHUR. Matric. sizar (age 16) from Pembroke,
Easter, 1640. S. of Humphrey. B. at Orleton, Worcs. Bapt.
Dec. 17, 1622, at Eastham. Migrated to Oxford. B.A.
(Trinity College, Oxford) 1643. (Jewitt, Reliq. xviii. 208.)
SOLLY, BENJAMIN. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1587.
Of Kent. B.A. 1590-1; M.A. 1394. Incorp. at Oxford, 1594-
V. of Bekesboume, Kent, 1597-1607.
SOLLY, BENJAMIN. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1623. Of Kent.
SOLLEY, BENJAMIN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Pembroke,
June 5, 1657. S. of Benjamin, schoolmaster. Bapt. Apr. 12,
1640, at Debenham, Suffolk. Matric. 1657; B.A. 1660. Ord.
priest (Chichester) Dec. 18, 1660. R. of Little Glemham,
Suffolk, 1662. R. of Hemley, 1662. R. of Barsham, 1673-
1714. Died Dec. 6, 1714. M.I. at Barsham. Will proved
(Norwich Cons. C.) Jan. 27, 1714-5. Father of John (1692).
{Genealogist, N.S., xxiii. 16.)
SOLLY, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from St Catharine's, Lent,
1623-4; B.A. from Queens', 1625-6; M.A. 1629. Ord.
deacon (Peterb.) Mar. 9; priest. Mar. 10, 1627-8. R. of
Thorpe Morieux, Suffolk, 1638-41. Died 1641.
SOLLEY, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Corpus Christi, 1692. Of
Suffolk. S. of Benjamin (1657), R. of Barsham. B. there.
Mar. 16, 1675. Matric. Lent, 1694; B.A. 1696-7; M.A. 1700.
Ord. priest (Norwich) Sept. 1701. R. of Long Stratton,
Norfolk, 1701, and of Wacton Magna, 1715. Married Mary
Ward, of Chester, June 6, 1699. Father of the next and of
William (1721). (Genealogist, N.S., xxiii. 16.)
SOLLEY, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Corpus Christi, 1720. Of
Norfolk. S. of John (above), R. of Long Stratton. Matric.
1720; 'Soley'; B.A. 1723-4; M.A. 1727. Ord. deacon
(Norwich) June, 1725; priest, Sept. 1726. R. of Little
Cressingham, Norfolk, 1732. R. of Threxton, 1736-79.
Brother of William (1721).
SOLEY, JOSEPH. M.A. from Corpus Christi, 1718. S. of
J., of Steeple Hall, Salop, gent. Matric. (Balliol CoUege,
Oxford) Mar. 16, 1705-6, age 16; B.A. (Oxford) 1709.
Chaplain to the English merchants at Aleppo. R. of Chetton,
Salop, 1715. V. of Preshute, Wilts., 1723. Canon of Win-
chester, 1724-37. R. of Houghton and Alresford, Hants.,
1727. Died Nov. 25, 1737. M.I. in Winchester Cathedral.
(Al. Oxon.; G. Mag.; L. Mag.)
SOLEY, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age i6) at Pembroke, June 29,
1721. S. of John (1692), R. of Long Stratton, Norfolk.
Matric. 1721. Buried at Wacton Magna, 1725. Brother of
John (1720). {Blomefield, v. 301.)
SOLIT, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. sizar at Jesus, May 15, 1669.
Of Scarborough, Yorks. Ord. priest (York) June, 1680. V.
of Humbleton, Yorks., 1686-96.
SOLLOM, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, May 12, 1688.
Of Lancashire. Matric. 1688; B.A. 1691-2. P.C. of Heapey,
Lanes., 1692-1706. C. of Bispham, 1692. Chaplain in the
Navy, 1693.
SOLME, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse, Easter,
1605; Scholar, 1607-n; B.A. 1608-9; M.A. 1612.
SOLYFORD, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1571.
SOME, see SOAME.
SOMER, see also SUMMERS.
SOMER or SOMMER, EDMUND. Matric. pens, from Sx John's,
Michs. 1581.
SOMER, HENRY. Scholar at King's Hall; adm. May 7, 1421;
gone by Dec. 21, 1422. Possibly a son or kinsman of Henry,
Baron of the Exchequer for whom see D.N.B.
SOMERS, HENRY. Resident pens, at Peterhouse, 1438-g.
Pays 20s. for his chamber. Possibly identical with Henry
(above). (T. A. Walker.)
SOMMER, PHILIP. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Michs. 1580.
SOMER, . Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1544.
SOMERBY, see SUMMERBY.
SOMERCROFT, JOHN. WiU proved (Lambeth); 'of Cambridge
University.' ' Capellanus, of Heydon, Norfolk.' Leaves a
copy of Jerome super psalterium to the University Library.
(J. Ch. Smith.)
SOMERSKALES, ARTHUR. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's,
Michs. 1583. V. of Gargrave, Yorks., 1600-32. Died 1632.
SOMERSCALES, DANIEL. Adm. sizar at Jesus, May 24, 1673.
S. of John (1634), R. of Croxton, Lines. Matric. 1673; B.A.
1676-7; M.A. 1680. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 19, 1680.
V. of Hinxton, Cambs., 1682-94. V. of Doddington, and of
Sondes, Edward
Newnham, Kent, 1694-1737. Died June 30, 1737, aged 78.
Buried at Doddington. Will, P.C.C. (Lines. Pedigrees, 908,
1303)
SOMERSCALES, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Clare, Michs. 1565.
S. of William, of Lincolnshire (and Alice, dau. of John
Salter, of East Keal). B.A. 1569-70. Ord. priest (Lincoln)
July 14, 1574. R. of Beelsby, Lines., 1574; 'aged 28;
married; resides; well versed in sacred learning; preacher'
(Lib. Cler., Lincoln, 1576). Will dated, Nov. 20, 1590;
proved (Lincoln) Apr. 13, 1591. (Lines. Pedigrees, 907.)
SOMERSCALE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Easter,
1634. S. of Daniel, of Grimsby. Bapt. at Grimsby, Sept. 8,
1605 (sic) (but another son John by a 2nd wife was bapt.
Mar. 21, 1615-6; this was probably our man). B.A. 1637-8;
M.A. 1641. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Mar. lo, 1638-9; priest,
Dec. 22, 1639. R. of Croxton, Lines. Died 1672-3. Will
proved, Feb. 3, 1672-3. Father of Daniel (1673). (Lines.
Pedigrees, 908, 1303, where John Somerscales, R. of Croxton,
occurs as son of Daniel, by his first wife, who died in 1605.)
SOMERSCALE, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's,
Oct. 28, 1727. S. of Richard, husbandman, of Yorkshire.
B. at Silsden. School, Threshfield (Mr Marshall). Matric.
1728; B.A. 1731-2.
SOMERSETT, CHARLES. Matric. FeU.-Com. from St John's,
Michs. 1548. Perhaps 3rd s. of Henry, 2nd Earl of Worcester.
Knighted, Jan. 1572-3. Standard bearer to the band of
gentlemen pensioners in the time of Queen Elizabeth.
Died at Chepstow, Monmouth, Mar. 2, 1598-9. (Jacob,
Peerage, i. 77.)
SOMERSET, EDWARD. M.A. 1627 (fil- nob.).
SOMERSET, JOHN. M.D. Fellow of Pembroke Hall, c. 1410.
Previously at Oxford. Studied medicine in London and
Paris. Physician to Henry VI. Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer, 1441-6. Keeper of the Exchange and King's Mint,
1443. Framer of the statutes of Queens' and King's Colleges.
Died c. 1455. Benefactor to Pembroke and to other colleges.
(D.N.B.; Loder.)
SOMERSHALL, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Michs.
1567; B.A. 1570-1; M.A. 1574. Fellow; resigned, 1574.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) 1586-7; priest, 1587. R.of Billinghay,
Lines., 1587-96. R. of Aunsby, 1588-99. Died 1599.
SOMERSHALL, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Queens', Lent,
1578-9. Of Nottinghamshire.
SOMERSHALL, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Michs.
1580.
SOMERSHAM, RICHARD (1525-6), see BAYFIELD.
SOMERSHAM, WILLIAM. D.D. 1412. FeUow of Gonville
Hall, in 1376; Master, 1412-6. Ord. deacon (Ely) Sept. 20;
priest, Dec. 20, 1376. V. of Wilton, Norfolk, 1386-93. R. of
Hevingham, Suffolk, 1393-1416. Died 1416. WUl dated,
Oct. 6; proved (P.C.C.) Oct. 27, 1416. (Venn, i. 3.)
SOMERSHAM, . B.D. 1477-8. A monk.
SOMERVILE, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Mar. 29, 1639. Of
Leicestershire. Matric. 1639; B.A. 1642-3. Perhaps ord.
deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 21, 1661. Master of Loughborough
Grammar School, Leics., 1648-82. Buried Jan. 10, 1682-3,
at Loughborough. Will proved (Leicester) 1683; Sumerfield.
Left lands to found scholarships at Jesus from Loughborough
School. (A. Gray; Nichols, in. 896.)
SOMMER, see SOMER and SUMMER.
SOMMERTON, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Jesvs, June 27,
1672. Of Whalley, Lanes. Matric. 1672.
SOMERTON, . B.D. 1467-8. Dominican friar. D.D. 1468-9.
SONDE, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, Feb. 12, 1618-9.
Of Salop. Matric. 1618-9; B.A. 1622-3. Minister of Shifnal,
Salop, in 1647. P.C. of Stoke-on-Trent, Staffs., 1650-4;
of Newcastle-under-Lyme, 1650-4. R. of Swynnerton,
1654-62, ejected. (Calamy, 11. 403.)
SOND or SOUND, WILLIAM. B.A. from Pembroke, 1609
(Incorp. from Oxford). M.A. (Pembroke) 1609. Incorp. at
Oxford, 1622. One of these names sur-master of St Paul's
School, 1604-37. Died Feb. 21, 1637. (Al. Oxon.)
SONDELIN, Sir JAMES. M.A. 1635-6 (Lit. Reg.).
SONDES or SANDES, ANTHONY. Matric. Fell. -Com. from
Queens', Michs. 1620. Of Kent. 3rd s. of Sir Richard (1587),
of Throwley, Knt. B..\. 1624-5. Buried at St Botolph,
Cambridge, Nov. 20, 1625. Brother of the next, of George
(1615) and perhaps of Robert (1615). (Vis. of Kent, 1619.)
SONDES or SANDES, EDWARD. Matric. FeU.-Com. from
Queens', Michs. 1620. Of Kent. 2nds.of Sir Richard (1587),
of Throwley, Kent, Knt. B.A. 1624-5. Adm. at Gray's Inn,
Nov. 10, 1626. Brother of .Anthony (above), etc. (Vis. ojf
Kent, 1619.)
Sondes, Freeman
SONDES, FREEMAN. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age c. 14) at Sidkey,
Oct. 12, 1649. 2nd s. of Sir George (below), afterwards Earl
of Feversham. B. in London. Schools, Bromley (Mr Brookes)
and Wye (Mr Bradshaw). Matric. 1649. Hanged at Maid-
stone for the murder of his brother George, Aug. 21, 1655.
{Hasted, 11. 783.)
SONDES, GEORGE. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Queens', Michs.
1615. Of Lees Court, Sheldwich, Kent. S. and h. of Richard
(1587), of Throwley. B. 1600. K.B., 1626. M.P. forHigham
Ferrers, 1628-9; for Ashburton, 1661-76. Sheriff of Kent,
1637-8. Suffered as a Royalist; imprisoned, 1645-50.
Created Baron of Throwley, Viscount Sondes and Earl of
Feversham, Apr. 8, 1676. Married (i) Jane, dau. of Sir
Ralph Freeman, of Aspeden, Herts., Knt.; (2) Mary, dau.
of Sir William Villiers, Bart. Died at Lees Court, Apr. 16,
1677. Buried at Throwley. Admon., P.C.C. Brother of
Anthony (1620), etc., father of Freeman (above) and George
(next). {D.N.B.-.G.E.C.)
SONDES, GEORGE. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 15) at Sidney,
May 14, 1649. S. of Sir George (above). B. at Comhill,
London. Schools, Bromley (Mr Brookes) and Wye (Mr
Bradshaw). Matric. 1649; 'Sands.' Murdered by his brother
Freeman (1649), Aug. 7, 1655. {Hasted, 11. 783.)
SONDES, RICHARD. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Queens', Easter,
1587. Of Kent. S. and h. of Sir Michael, of Throwley, Kent.
Knighted, May 11, 1603. Of Throwley, Kent. Married
(1) Susan, dau. of Sir Edward Montagu, Knt.; (2) Catherine,
dau. of Sir Rowland Hayward, of London, Knt. Died 1633.
Father of George (1615), Anthony (1620), Edward (1620) and
possibly of the ne.tt; probably brother of William (1596).
{Vis. of Kent, 1619; Hasted, 11. 764.)
SONDES, ROBERT. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Queens', Michs.
1615. Of Kent. Possibly s. of Sir Richard (above), but not
mentioned in the Visitation of Kent, 1619.
SONDES, WILLIAM. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Corpus Christi,
c. 1596. Of Kent. Probably 5th s. of Sir Michael, of Throwley,
Kent, Knt. Probably brother of Richard (1587). {Hasted,
11. 764.)
SONE, see SOANE.
SONGAR, RALPH. M.A. 1467-8. Probably of Clavering,
Essex. B.D. 1476-7. Fellow of Queens', 1484. Proctor,
1473-4- Capellanus of Richard III. Ord. deacon (Ely) Apr.
I7> 1473- Compiler, with Richard Cockerham, of a catalogue
of the Library. See also Gr. Bk, A, 107.
SOONYERD, W. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1566.
SOOTELL, see SUTTLE.
SOPYTH, WILLIAM. B.D. 1516-7.
SORBY, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs. 1564; B.A.
1567-8.
SORE, NICHOLAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, Mar. 2,
1649-50. S. of William, yeoman. B. at Spondon, Derbs.
School, Repton. Matric. 1650; B.A. 1655-6; M.A. 1662.
Master of Ashbourne School, Derbs., 1662.
SORE, . Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, Easter, 1651.
SOROCOLD, see SEROCOLD.
SORRATT, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Caius, May, 1558.
SORRATT, ROGER. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Michs.
1572; Sarrot.
SORRELL, ANDREW. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Apr. 3, 1649.
S. and h. of Manuel, of Ipswich, gent. Matric. 1649. Adm.
at Gray's Inn, June 21, 1650. Bailiff of Ipswich, 1671-4.
Married (i) Anne, dau. of Luke Jowers; (2) Margaret, dau.
of William Blundeville, of Little Stonham, Suffolk. Died
July 4, 1674, aged 44. M.I. at St Peter's, Ipswich. Father
of Emanuel (1682). (Le Neve, Knights, 78; Vis. of Suffolk,
1664.)
SORRELL, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Mar. 5,
1621-2. Of Essex. Matric. 1622; B.A. 1625-6. Buried in
the College Chapel, Nov. 29, 1628.
SORRELL, EMANUEL. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 17) at St John's,
July I, 1682. S. of Andrew (1649), Esq., deceased. B. at
Ipswich. Died Aug. 5, 1707, aged 43. Buried at St Peter's,
Ipswich. M.I. ; Manuel. {East Anglian, ^n. \i&.)
SORRELL, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's, June 24,
1706. S. of Henry. B. at Cavenham, Suffolk. School, St
Paul's. Matric. 1706; Scholar, 1706-7; M.B. 1711; M.D.
1717 {Com. Reg.). Practised at Bury St Edmunds. Married
Catherine, dau. of Sir William Gage, of Hengrave, Suffolk,
Dec. 1, 1730. {Peile, 11. 164; Gage, 210, 501.)
SORELL, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, c. 1597;
B.A. 1600-1. One of these names Notary Public of Pleshey,
Essex. Will (Comm. Essex) 1637.
SoTHEBY, John
SORELL, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 23) at Caius, Sept. 18,
1571. Of Gt Waltham, Essex. S. of William. School, Bury.
Matric. 1571.
SORSBIE, BENJAMIN. Adm. sizar (age 21 sic) at St John's,
June 20, 1730. S. of Malin (1655), clerk, R. of Ryton,
Durham. Bapt. there, Sept. 18, 1705. School, Sedbergh.
Matric. 1730; B.A. 1733-4- Brother of John (1712).
SORSBYE, HENRY. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Easter, 1544.
SORSBIE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter, 1571.
SORSBIE, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Christ's, June 19,
1712. S.of Malin (1655), R. of Ryton, Durham. Bapt. there,
Nov. 30, 1693. School, Newcastle (Mr Jurin). Matric. 1712;
Scholar, 1713; B.A. 1715-6; M.A. 1720. Ord. deacon
(London) Dec. 1716; priest (St Davids) Mar. 5, 1720-1.
R. of Penhurst, Sussex, 1721-64. R. of Crowhurst, 1730-64.
Died unmarried. Buried at Penhurst, Apr. 25, 1764. Admon.,
P.C.C. Brother of Benjamin {1730). (W. C. Renshaw;
Peile, II. 179.)
SORSBY, MALIN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, June 2,
1655. S. of Malin, cutler, of Sheffield, Yorks. B. there.
School, Sheffield (Mr Whitaker). Matric. 1655; B.A. 1658-9;
M.A. 1662; B.D. 1669. Fellow, 1660. Ord. deacon (Ely)
Sept. 20, 1662; priest, June 13, 1663. V. of Swaffham
Bulbeck, Cambs., 1675-9. R- of Ryton, Durham, 1679-1706.
Buried there Nov. 24, 1706. Father of Benjamin (1730) and
John (1712). {Scott-Mayor, iii. 427.)
SORSBY, ROBERT. B.Can.L. 1519-20. V. of Takeley, Essex,
1524-30. Died 1530.
SORSBY or SORESBY, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel,
Easter, 1625. Of Sheffield, Yorks. S.of Robert, First Master
of the Cutlers' Company. Matric. 1625; B.A. 1628-9; M.A.
1632; B.D. 1639; D.D. 1663 {Lit. Reg.). Fellow, 1632-44,
ejected. Precentor of York, 1660-83. R. of Birkin, 1662-83.
Died Aug. 15, 1683, aged 73.
SORSBY, ROGER. B.A. 1537-8; M.A. 1541. FeUow of Peter-
house, 1540-5. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Mar. 8, 1543-4;
priest, Apr. 8, 1544. Will proved (V.C.C.) 1546.
SORTES, . Perhaps B.D. 1496-7.
SORY, see SAWREY and SOWRAY.
SOTELL, . B.A. 1496. Perhaps John Suttell, whom see.
SOTHEBY, EDMUND. Matric. pens, from St John's, Lent,
1564-5; B.-A.. 1567-8. R. of Richmond, Yorks., 1582-5.
Buried there Apr. 24, 1585.
SOUTHBEY, EDWARD. 'M.A. of Cambridge'; incorp. at
Oxford, 1611. (Not found in our records.) {Al. Oxon.)
SOTHOWBY, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Sidney, Apr. 13,
1632. 5th s. of Robert (1595), deceased, of Birdsall, Yorks.
School, Bumsall (Mr Thos. Wilkinson, B.A.). B.A. 1635-6.
Married Alice, dau. of Simon Buckton, tailor, of York.
Brother of Robert (1619) and perhaps of Thomas (1627).
{F.M.G., 953; Vis. of Yorks., 1666.)
SOTHEBY, JAMES. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Michs. 1617;
B.A. from St John's, 1620-1 ; M.A. 1624. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
June 8, 1623; priest (York) Mar. 1624-5. Head Master of
Pocklington School, Yorks., 1624-30. V. of PockUngton,
1624-30. Buried there Aug. 12, 1630.
SOTHEBY, JAMES. Adm. Fell.-Com. at St Catharine's,
June 18, 1671. S. and h. of James, of Hackney, Middlesex,
gent. Bapt. Mar. 4, 1655-6, at St Benet, Gracechurch,
London. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 9, 1670-1. Of Seward-
stone, Essex. Married Anne Robinson. Buried at Hackney,
Nov. 25, 1720. Father of the next, John (1719) and Thomas
(1706-7).
SOTHEBY, JAMES. Adm. Fell.-Com. at St Catharine's, May
24, 1700. S. and h. of James (above), of Gray's Inn. Adm.
at Gray's Inn, Jan. 29, 1699-1700. Died unmarried, Nov. 25,
1742. Buried at Hackney. Brother of John (1719) and
Thomas (1706-7).
SOTHEBY, JOHN. B.A. from St John's, 1609. Possibly s, and
h. of John, late of Caswall (Buckland), Berks.; adm. at
Gray's Inn, Feb. 10, 1608-9. But see Al. Oxon. for a con-
temporary; Southby.
SOTHEBY, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Jan. 6, 1630-1;
Sothbye. Of Suffolk. 3rd s. of Thomas (1601), of Combes,
Suffolk, clerk. Matric. 1631. Adm. at Gray's Inn, May 13,
1637. Bairister-at-law. Recorder of Bury. Married
Elizabeth, dau. of Sir William Castleton, Knt. Father of
the next. {Vis. of Suffolk, 1664; Burke, L.G.)
SOTHEBY, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Caius, Aug. 29, 1674-
S. of John (above), barrister, of Bury, Suffolk. Bapt. Mar. 2,
1654-5. School, Bury. Matric. 1674; Scholar, 1674-6.
Probably died young; not mentioned in his father's will,
dated, 1683. {Venn, i. 451; Vis. of Suffolk, 1664.)
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SOTHEBY, JOHN. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, July 2, 1719.
Of London. 5th s. of James (1671), of Gray's Inn. Matric.
1721; M.B. 1724. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Jan. 26, 1718-9.
Brother of James (1700) and Thomas (1706-7).
SOTHEBY, RICHARD. B.A. 1505-6. Of Homcastle, Lines.
M.A. 1509; B.D. 1517-8. Fellow of Pembroke, 1506. Ord.
deacon (Lincoln) Feb. 27, 1506-7; priest, Apr. 3, 1507.
SOTHEBYE, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1560. Probably 2nd s. of Robert, of Birdsall, Yorks. Student
of the Inner Temple, 1584. Afterwards of Worcestershire.
Died s.p. Brother of Thomas (1560) and Roger (1572).
{Vis. of Yorks., 1584; Yorks. Archaeol. and Top. Journal,
XIV. 106.)
SOTHEBY, ROBERT. Matric. Fell.-Com. from St John's,
Easter, 1595. Doubtless s. and h. of Thomas (1560), of
Birdsall, Yorks. Bapt. Nov. 23, 1580. Succeeded his father.
Married Catherine, dau. of William Payler, of York, Esq.
Died Nov. 16, 1626. Father of the next, of Henry (1632) and
perhaps of Thomas (1627). (Vis. of Yorks., 1584, 1666;
F.M.G., 952.)
SOTHEBY, ROBERT. Matric. Fell.-Com. from St John's,
Easter, 1619. S. and h. of Robert (above), of Birdsall.
B. c. 1603. Married Jane, dau. of Thomas Moseley, alderman
of York, Aug. 7, 1621. Died Dec. 24, 1636. Admon., Feb. i,
1636-7. Brother of Henry (1632) and father of the next.
(Vis. of Yorks., 1612, 1666.)
SOWTHEBY, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's,
May 25, 1647. S. of Robert (above), gent., of 'Birstall'
(Birdsall), Yorks. Bapt. there, June 17, 1630. School,
Kirby Underdale (Mr Shelton). Matric. 1647. Adm. at
Gray's Inn, May 26, 1646. Of Birdsall, Esq. Married
Elizabeth, dau. of John Lyster, of Linton, Yorks., Feb. 13,
1649-50. Will dated, Jan. 25, 1708-9; proved (York) Apr. 14,
1710. Father of Thomas (1673). (F.M.G., 954; Vis. of
Yorks., 1666; Genealogist, N.S., xxvi. 35.)
SOTHEBE, ROGER. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1572.
Probably 4th s. of Robert, of Birdsall, Yorks. Of Pockiing-
ton, Esq. Married EHzabeth, dau. of Robert Hungate, of
Saxton, Apr. 1582. Buried at Pocklington, Feb. 25, 1632-3.
Will proved, Feb. 1632-3. Brother of Robert (1560) and
Thomas (1560). (Vis. of Yorks., 1584.)
SOTHEBY, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Apr. 20, 1591.
Matric. c. 1591. One of these names beneficed at Bury'St
Edmunds, in 1605. Perhaps R. of Stanton AU Saints',
Suffolk, 1613, and of Stanton St John, 1615. V. of Outragh,
Kilmore, 1638. (H. B. Swanzy.)
SOTHEBY, THOMAS. B.A. 1518-9.
SOTHEBYE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1560. Probably s. and h. of Robert, of Birdsall, Yorks.
Married Isabel Bird, of Newcastle, Apr. 10, 1569. Brother
of Robert (1560) and Roger (1572), father of Robert (1595).
(F.M.G., 953; Vis. of Yorks., 1563-4.)
SUTHOBEY, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1601. Probably s. of Thomas, of Bishop Wilton, Yorks.,
and grandson of Thomas (above). B.A. 1605-6; Sotheby.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, Aug. 10, 1606. R. of Combes, Suffolk,
1616-47. Died 1647, aged 63. M.I. at Combes. Father of
John (1630-1). (Cooper, 11. 447; Burke, L.G.; Vis. of
Suffolk, 1664-8.)
SOTHEBY, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 11, 1627.
Perhaps 3rd s. of Robert (1595). Matric. 1627; B.A. 1630-1 ;
M.A. 1634. One of these names 4th s. of Thomas (above);
b. 1611. Perhaps brother of Henry (1632) and Robert (1619).
(Vis. of Yorks., 1563-4.)
SOWTHEBY, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's,
Apr. 19, 1673- S. and h. of Robert (1647), Esq., of Birdsall,
Yorks. B. there. School, Pickering. Matric. 1673. Adm.
at Gray's Inn, June 23, 1675. Married (i) Anne, dau. of
Edward Pegge, of Beauchieff Abbey, Derbs.; (2) Anthonina,
dau. of Tobias Wickham, Dean of York, at York Minster,
July 6, 1693. Died Nov. 11, 1729. (F.M.G., 054; Vis. of
Yorks., 1666; H. M. Wood.)
SOTHEBY, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, Mar. 21,
1706-7. S. of James (1671), of Gray's Inn, Esq. Adm. at
Gray's Inn, May 2, 1707. Brother of James (1700) and
John (1719).
SOTHERNE, AMBROSE. Matric. sizar from Peterhouse,
Easter, 1588; Scholar, 1590-3; B.A. 1591-2; M.A. 1595.
V. of Kilnsea, Yorks., 1605-18.
SOTHERON, EDWARD. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, June
25, 1747- Of Wadworth, near Doncaster, Yorks. 2nd s. of
William (1709). Matric. 1747; B.A. 1750-1; M.A. 1754.
Died unmarried, 1760, in St Catharine's. Brother of William
(1746).
SOTHERNE, HUGH. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1580.
South, Francis
SOTHORON, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's,
May 24, 1678. S. and h. of Matthew, deceased. B. at Holme-
on-Spalding-Moor. Bapt. Dec. 18, 1659, at Holme. School,
Pocklington (Mr Ellyson). Matric. 1678. Adm. at Gray's
Inn, Nov. 12, 1680. Married Dorothy Mitchell, of Hook,
Yorks. Will dated, Jan. 9, 1722. Father of the next.
SOUTHERON, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's,
July 28, 1709. S. of William (above), gent. B. Nov. 22, 1692,
at Hook, Yorks. (his mother's home). School, Pocklington
(Mr Foulkes). Matric. 1709. Of Hook, and Settrington.
Married Lucy, dau. of Edward Thompson, of Marston,
Yorks., Esq., July 29, 1725. Died Aug. 1762. Buried at
Pontefract. Father of the next and of Edward (1747).
(Sotheran Family, 30.)
SOTHERAN, WILLIAM. Adm. FeU.-Com. at St Catharine's,
Mar. 20, 1746. Of Wadworth, Yorks. S. of William (above).
Bapt. Sept. 13, 1727, at Wadworth. Adm. at the Middle
Temple, June 19, 1744. Married Sarah, dau. of Samuel
Savile, of Darrington, Esq. Died Dec. 29, 1789. Buried at
Darrington. Brother of Edward (1747). (H. M. Wood;
Hunter, Hallamshire, 421.)
SOTHERTON, AUGUSTINE. Matric. FeU.-Com. from St John's,
Michs. 1608. Doubtless s. of Augustine, of Hellesdon,
Norfolk. Knighted, Aug. 8, 1623.
SOUTHERTON, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. pens, from Corpus
Christi, Lent, 1577-8. Fellow-Commoner, 1580. Probably
s. of John, Baron of the Exchequer (by his 1st wife Frances
Smyth, of Cromer, Norfolk). School, Merchant Taylors'.
B.A. 1580-1. Adm. at Gray's Inn, May 9, 1582. Half-
brother of John (1583). (Vis. of London, 1568.)
SUTHERTON, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Michs. 1555.
SUTHERTON, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1571 ; B.A. 1573-4; M.A. 1577. V. of West Harptree,
Somerset, 1580-1620.
SOTHERTON, JOHN. B.A. 1583 (Incorp. from Oxford). Of
Middlesex, gent. S. of John, Baron of the Exchequer. B.
1562. Matric. (Christ Church, Oxford) Nov. 20, 1580, age 18;
B.A. (Oxford) 1582-3; M.A. 1586. Adm. at the Inner Temple,
Nov. 1587. Barrister-at-law, 1597. Bencher, 1610. Re-
ceiver-General of Beds, and Bucks., 1604. Cursitor Baron
of the Exchequer, 1610. Married Elizabeth, widow of Sir
John Morgan, of Chilworth, Surrey. Died 1631. Half-
brother of Christopher (1577-8) and father of Valentine
(1631). (Al. Oxon.; Vis. of London, 1568; D.N.B.; Inner
Temple, Masters of the Bench.)
SUTHERTON, JOHN. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, Apr. 25,
1659. Of Huntingdonshire. Perhaps s. and h. of John, late
of Gray's Inn, Esq., deceased. Matric. 1660. Perhaps adm.
at Gray's Inn, Dec. 12, 1659.
SOTHERTON, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter,
1620. Of Norfolk. B.A. 1623; M.A. from Christ's, 1627;
'Sotheron.' Ord. deacon and priest (Durham) Sept. 19, 1630.
(Peile, I. 337.)
SOTHERTON, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Corpus Christi, 1696.
Of Norfolk. Matric. 1696.
SOTHERTON, VALENTINE. B.D. 1631 (Incorp. from Oxford).
S. of John (1583), Baron of the Exchequer. Matric. (Christ
Church, Oxford) Nov. 3, 1615, age 15; B.A. (Oxford) 1618;
M.A. 1621; B.D. 1629. V. of Spilsbury, O.xon., 1636. R. of
Fleet Marston, Bucks. Buried in Christ Church Cathedral,
Mar. 6, 1641-2. Will (P.C.C.) 1641-2. (Vis. of London, 1568;
Al. Oxon.)
SUTHERTON, . Matric. Fell.-Com. from Trinity, Easter,
i6ii.
SOTHEY, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs. 1619;
B.A. 1623-4. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 11; priest, June 12,
1625. Perhaps C. of Langley, Essex, in 1650 (Southey).
SOTHYK, . B.Can.L. 1502-3.
SOUCH, see ZOUCH.
SOULDEN or SOLDEN, ISAAC. Matric. sizar from Queens',
Lent, 1647-8. Of Salop. B.A. 1651-2; M.A. 1655.
SOUND or SOND, WILLIAM, see SONDE.
SOUTH, ANTHONY. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1629. Doubtless 3rd s. of Sir Francis, of Fotherby and
Kelstem, Lines. Bapt. Feb. 11, 1611-2, at Kelstcni. Scholar
of Trinity HaU, 1633; LL.B. 1635; LL.D. 1661 (Lit. Reg.).
Adm. at Gray's Inn, May 26, 1642. Living, 1654. Brother
of the next and of John (1627), probably father of Nicholas
(1668). (Lines. Pedigrees, 912.)
SOUTH, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1628.
Doubtless 2nd s. of Sir Francis, of Fotherby and Kelstem,
Lines. Bapt. Nov. 4, 1610, at Kelstem. B.A. 1631-2; M.A.
1635. Will of one of these names (P.C.C.) 1651 of St Clement
Danes, London, Esq. Brother of Anthony (above) and John
(1627).
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SOUTH, FRANCIS. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 15) at Christ's,
Tune 20 1655. S. and h. of Sir John (1627), of Kelstern,
Lines. Bapt there, Sept. 3, 1639. School, Blankney (Mr
Hutton). Matric. 1655. Adm. at Gray's Inn Nov. 27,1656.
Brother of John (1659-60). {Peile, 1. 567; Lines. Pedigrees,
9I2-)
SOUTH JAMES. Adm. pens, at Trinity, June 10, 1642.
School Westminster. Matric. 1642; Scholar, 1643; B.A.
1645-6- M A. 1649. Incorp. at Oxford, 1657. Ord. deacon
and priest (Lincoln) Oct. 26 and 28, 1660. R. of Wymond-
ham Leics., 1660. R. of Thomby, Northants., 1663-79-
Married Rachel, dau. of Edward Langham, R. of Thomby.
Died May 8, 1679. M.I. at Thomby. (Northamptonshire
Families, 213; Al. Oxon.)
SOUTH, JAMES. M.D. from Jesus, 1697.
SOWTHE or SOUTH, JOHN. Matric. pens, (age 12) from St
John's Michs. 1560. Probably 2nd s. of George, of Keelby
and Croxton, Lines. Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1566. Of
Keelby and of Fotherby. Married Alice, dau. of Thomas
Twidale, of Ludborough. Died Apr. 17, i59i- Buned at
Keelby. {Lines. Pedigrees, 911.)
SOUTH, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs. 1583- Of
Lincolnshire. B.A. 1587-8; M.A. 1591- Probably R. of
Teversham, Cambs., till i594-
SOUTH, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Christ's, July, 161 5; B.A.
1618-9- M.A. 1622. Incorp. at Oxford, 1624. V. of Lelant
St Uni, ComwaU, 1623. R. of Ludgvan, 1627-36. Died
Oct. 6, 1636. M.I. at Ludgvan. Will (Exeter) 1637. {Petle,
I. 303; Al. Oxon.)
SOUTH, JOHN. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Trinity, Michs. 1627.
Doubtless s. and h. of Sir Francis, of Kelstem, Lines., Knt.
(by his 2nd wife Anne, dau. of Anthony Irby, of Whaplode).
Bapt. Aug. 8, 1609, at Kelstem. Adm. at Lincohi's Inn,
Nov. 22, 1628. Knighted, Nov. 27, 1636. Of Kelstem, Knt.
Married Margaret, dau. of Sir Gervase Clifton, of Clifton,
Notts. Will dated, Oct. 30, 1648; proved (P.C.C.) Jan. i,
1648-9. Brother of Francis (1628) and Anthony (1629),
father of Francis (1655) and John (1659-60). {Lines.
Pedigrees, 912.)
SOUTH, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Michs. 1632.
Perhaps matric. again as sizar Michs. 1633; B.A. 1636-7;
M..^. 1640.
SOUTH, JOHN. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Clare, Jan. 14, 1659-60.
Of Kelstem, Lines. 2nd s. of Sir John (1627), of Kelstem.
Knight of the Royal Oak, 1660. Married and had issue.
Brother of Francis (1655). {Lines. Pedigrees, 912.)
SOUTH, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Queens', July 12, 1679. Of
Oxon. Matric. 1679; B.A. 1683-4; M.A. 1705.
SOUTH, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Trinity, Feb. 3, 1742-3-
S. of John, of Newmarket, Suffolk. School, Bury (Mr
Kynnesman). Matric. 1742-3.
SOUTH, NICHOLAS. Adm. pens, at Sidney, May 21, 1668.
Of Lincohishire. S. of Anthony (? 1629).
SOUTH, ROBERT. M.A. 1659 and D.D. 1664 (Incorp. from
Oxford). S. of Robert, merchant, of London. B. at Hackney,
Sept. 4, 1634. School, Westminster. Matric. (Christ Church,
Oxford) Dec. 11, 1651; B.A. (Oxford) 1654-5; M.A. 1657;
B.D. and D.D. 1663. Public Orator (Oxford) 1660-77.
Preb. of Westminster, 1663-1716. R. of Llanrhaiadr-yn-
Mochnant, Denbigh, 1667. Travelled to Poland as chaplain
to Laurence Hyde, 1676. R. of Islip, Oxon., 1678. Chaplain
to Charles II. A noted preacher. Author, sermons, etc.
Died July 8, 1716. Buried in Westminster Abbey. Will
proved (Oxford) Sept. 3, 1716. {D.N.B.; Al. Oxon.)
SOUTH, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Sx John's, Lent, 1563-4.
B. 1545. B.A. 1567-8; M.A. from Clare, 1571- Ord. priest
(LincoUi) May 13, 1569. R. of Gt Coates, Lincoln, 1569-93-
Preacher. WiU dated, Oct. 2, 1592; proved (P.C.C.) Feb. 8,
1592-3. Probably father of the next. (Lines. Pedigrees, gio.)
SOUTH, ZACCHAEUS. Matric. pens, from St John's, e. 1597.
S. of Thomas (above). Married and had issue. Buried at
South Somercotes, May 14, 1624. Admon., Lincoln. (Lines.
Pedigrees, 910.)
SOUTHAKE or SOUTHAICKE, ALEXANDER. Matric. pens,
from Trinity, Easter, 1567; Scholar, 1570; B.A. 1570-1;
M.A. 1574; B.D. 1581. FeUow, 1573. Ord. deacon and
priest (Lincohi) Apr. 17, 1579- R- oi Waddington, Lines.,
1588. Canon of Windsor, 1585-1606. Died 1606. Admon.
(Lincoln) 1615. (Le Neve, Fasti, iii. 397-)
SOUTHAL, MILWARD. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, Nov. 25,
1749. Of Pedmore, Worcs. Matric. 1751; B.A. 1754. Ord.
deacon (Norwich) Dec. 1754; priest (Ely, Litt. dim. from
Norwich) Mar. 6, 1757-
SOUTHBY, see SOTHEBYE.
SOUTHCHERE, NICHOLAS DE. Fellow of Peterhouse, 1338.
S. of John atte Multe de Southcherde.
SouTHHOusE, Christopher
SOUTHCOMB, LEWIS. Adm. sizar at Trinity, May 15, 1671.
S. of Lewis, of Roseash, Devon, a devoted royalist (and
Jane Spuril, of Honiton House). B. 1653. Matric. 1671;
B.A. 1674-5. R- of Roseash, Devon; deprived for refusing
the oaths of allegiance, but apparently reinstated, 1682.
Author, Penitent Christian, etc. Father of the next. (Burke,
L.G.)
SOUTHCOMB, LEWIS. Adm. sizar at Queens', June 28, 1701.
Of Devon. S. of Lewis (above). B. 1684. Matric. 1701.
R. of Roseash, Devon. Married (1) Elizabeth Tucker, of
North Molton; (2) Elizabeth, dau. of Henry Dodwell, the
famous non-jurist Camden Professor of History at Oxford.
Died June 11, 1754. Will (Exeter) 1754. (Burke, L.G.)
SOUTHCOTE, EDWARD. M.A. from King's, i733- S. of
Henry, of Stoke, Devon. Matric. (Exeter College, Oxford)
Apr. 1, 1712, age 16; B.A. (Oxford) i7i5- Ord. deacon
(Exeter) Feb. 26, 1715; priest, June 28, 1719. Chaplain to
the Earl of Islay. V. of Littleham, Devon, 1722. V. of
Colyton Rawleigh, 1733. (Al. Oxon.; T. C. Dale.)
SOUTHCOT, GEORGE. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 14) at Caius,
Oct. 19, 1611. Of Buckland, Devon. S. and h. of Sir George,
Knt., of Shillingford. Bapt. July 4, 1596, at Cof&nswell.
School, Staines, Middlesex (Mr Evans). Matric. 1612. Adm.
at Lincoln's Inn, Dec. 11, 1614. Of Buckland, Esq. Married
Frances Brabam. Will proved (P.C.C.) Sept. 29, 1654.
(Venn, i. 214.)
SOUTHCOAT, GEORGE. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Sidney, July 5,
1631. S. and h. of Richard, Esq., of Caverley, Devon.
School, Tiverton. Matric. 1631. Died unmarried. Will
(P.C.C.) 1655-
SOUTHCOTT, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Christ's, Mar. 21,
1637-8. 2nd s. of John. B. at Shillingford, Devon. School,
Islington. Adm. as physic student at Leyden, Aug. 6, 1649,
age 28. Adm. extra-licentiate, R.C.P., Jan. 14, 1658-9.
(Munk, I. 292; Vis. of Devon, 1620.)
SOUTHDEN, THOMAS. B.A. from Peterhouse, 1603-4 (in
ordo).
SOUTHELD, NICHOLAS. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Sidney,
June 29, 1674. 4th s. of Richard, gent. B. at Clayhanger,
Devon. School, Tiverton.
SOUTHEN, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter, 1617;
B.A. 1620-1; M.A. 1627. V. of King's Langley, Herts.,
1627-34. Died 1634. Admon., Mar. 1634.
SOUTHEN, SAMUEL. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter, 1616;
B.A. 1619-20; M.A. 1623. V. of Manuden, Essex, 1630,
sequestered. Probably appointed to Henham, in 1653.
Charged with intmsion into Manuden, in 1655. (Cal. State
Papers.)
SOUTHERNWOOD, THOMAS. Adm. at King's, a scholar from
Eton, 1724. S. of John. Bapt. at Melksham, Wilts., Sept.
12, 1705. Matric. Easter, 1725; B.A. 1728-9; M.A. 1732.
Fellow, 1728. Proctor, 1747-8. Incorp. at Oxford, 1733.
Fellow of Eton, 1752. Ord. priest (Lincoln) Mar. 6, 1736-7-
R. of Walkem, Herts., 1750. Died Mar. 25, 1776. Buried at
Walkem. WiU, P.C.C. (Harwood.)
SOUTHFOLK, JOHN. B.Can.L. 1459-60.
SOUTHGATE, RICHARD. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, July 2,
1705. Of Huntingdonshire. Matric. 1705-6; B.A. 1708-9.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 3, 1710; priest, Sept. 18, 1714.
C. of St Martin's, Stamford, Northants., 1710. C. of Tydd
St Giles', Cambs., 1711. R. of Water Newton, Himts.,
1719-32. Buried June 5, 1732.
SOUTHGATE, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's,
Mar. 21, 1745-6. S. of William, husbandman, of Huntingdon-
shire. B. at Alwalton. Schools, Uppingham (private),
Fotheringay (private) and Peterborough. Matric. 1746; B.A.
1749-50. Ord. deacon (Lincohi) Sept. 24, 1752; priest, Sept.
22, 1754. R. of Woolley, Hunts., 1754-9- F.S.A., 1763.
C. of St James', Westminster, 1763-5. C. of St Giles-in-the-
Fields, 1765-95. R. of Little Steeping, Lines., 1782-90.
Assistant librarian at the British Museum, 1784-95. R. of
Warsop, Notts., 1790-5. Numismatist. Assisted Pinkerton
in his Essay on Medals. Died Jan. 25, 1795- Buried in
St Giles' Church. Admon., P.C.C. (Seott-Mayor, iii. 556;
G. Mag.; D.N. B.)
SOUTHAMPTON, Earl of, see WRIOTHESLEY, HENRY.
SOWTHILL, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1581.
SOUTHHILL, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, e. 1595 ;
B.A. 1598-9; M.A. 1602. Fellow, i6oi. Buried at Little
St Mary's, Cambridge, Apr. 19, 1605.
SOUTHHOUSE, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. pens, from Trinity
Hall, Easter, 1552. One 'Christopher Suthesus, Anglus,'
adm. at Basel University, Dec. 10, 1557- Possibly preb. of
Luicoln, 1560-79, deprived for not paying his tenths.
Will of Christopher Southhouse, of London, proved (P.C.C.)
Jan. 1591-2; mentions his nephew John (? 1576), clerk.
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SOUTHHOUSE, HENRY [? KYNASTON]. Adm. Fell.-Com.
(age 17) at Sidney, Apr. 25, 1745- S. of Henry, deceased,
of London (probably of St Giles', Cripplegate). School,
Wormley (Mr Murdin). Matric. 1745: B.A. 1748-9- Prob-
ably of Epsom, Surrey; will dated, Feb. 24, 1769; proved
(P.C.C.) Jan. 7, 1773-
SOUTHOUSE, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, Nov. 10,
1576. Of Norfolk. Matric. 1576; B.A. from St John's,
1579-80; M.A. 1583. Fellow of St John's, 1581. Ord. deacon
and priest (Peterb.) June 22, 1589. Perhaps preb. of Lincoln,
1579-1613. V. of Cavenham, Suffolk, 1590. Will (P.C.C.)
1613.
SOUTHOUSE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter,
1627. Of Kent. Doubtless 2nd s. of Thomas, of Selling,
Kent. Bapt. there, Jan. 4, 1612-3.
SOUTHOUSE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age i8) at Trinity, Apr.
8, 1687. 2nd s. of Henry, of London, gent. B. in London.
School, St Paul's. Matric. 1687-8. Of the Inner Temple.
Counsellor-at-law. Died Mar. 30, 1716-7, aged 47. Buried
in Bath Abbey. M.I. WiU, P.C.C. (Parker.)
SOUTHOWSE or SOUTHIS, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 16)
at Caius, Mar. 20, 1598-9. Of Elsing, Norfolk. S. of John.
Matric. 1597-8. Probably B.A. 1602-3. Ord. deacon
(Norwich) May 22, 1608; 'C. of Houghton.' C. of Ovington,
in 1617. {Venn, i. 167.)
SOUTHHOUSE, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Peter-
house, June 8, 1641. Of Norfolk. School, Brandon.
SOUTHWARK, HENRY. B.A. from St John's, 1613-4.
SUTHWERK, PHILIP DE. ' King's Scholar' at Cambridge, 1327.
SOUTHWYK, RICHARD DE. ' King's Scholar,' 1327-31-
SOUTHWELL, EDWARD. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 17) at Mag-
dalene, Mar. 29, 1712. S. and h. of Edward, barrister-at-
law, deceased. B. Nov. 18, 1694, at Wisbech, Isle of Ely.
School, Wisbech. Matric. 1712. Adm. at the Inner Temple,
Dec. 22, 1713. Married Jane, dau. of Edward Dymoke, Esq.
Died 1748, aged 54. M.I. at Wisbech. Brother of Henry
(1712), father of the next and of Henry (1748). (Watson,
Wisbech.)
SOUTHWELL, EDWARD. Adm. pens, at Clare, Nov. 6, i744-
(Apparently re-adm. as Fell.-Com. Aug. 1746, and matric.
again Michs. 1747.) S. and h. of Edward (above). B. at
Wisbech, Cambs. Matric. i744; B.A. 1748-9; M.A. 175-2-
Adm. at the Inner Temple, Jime 10, i747. Ord. deacon
(Ely) Feb. 25; priest (Lincoln) June 11, 1752. R. of Carlby,
Lines., 1752. Died unmarried, 1787, aged 59. M.I. at
Wisbech. Brother of Henry (1748). (Burke, L.G. Supp., 383 ;
William Watson, Wisbech, 265.)
SOUTHWELL. HENRY. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Jesus, Michs.
1568. Perhaps 4th s. of Sir Robert, of Mereworth, Kent.
Probably brother of Robert (1560)-
SOUTHWELL, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Queens', Feb. 10,
1582-3. Of Lincolnshire. Perhaps brother of William (1580).
SOTHELL, HENRY. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1620.
SOUTHWELL, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age i6) at Magdalene,
Mar. 29, 1712. S. of Edward, pleader. B. at Wisbech.
School, Wisbech. Matric. 1712. High Sheriff of Cambs.
and Hunts., 1754. Married Frances, dau. of John Wyldbore,
Esq. Died 1762, aged 67. M.I. at Wisbech. Brother of
Edward (1712). (Watson, Wisbech, 265; Burke, L.G. Supp.,
383-)
SOUTHWELL, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Magdalene,
June I, 1748. S. of Edward (1712), Esq. B. at Wisbech,
Cambs. School, Wisbech. Matric. 1748-9; B.A. 1752; M.A.
1755; LL.D. 1763. Ord. deacon (Ely) Sept. 24, 1752; priest,
Sept. 22, 1754. R. of Outwell, Cambs., 1758-60. R. of
Asterby, Lines., till 1779. Reputed author of Dr Southwell's
Bible (for an account of the real author, Robert Sanders, see
G. Mag., Liii. 311). Died unmarried, Oct. 18, i779- M.I. at
Emneth, Norfolk. Admon. (P.C.C.) Jan. 1781. Brother of
Edward (1744). (Musgrave; Watson, Wisbech, 512, where
the date of death is wrong.)
SOUTHWELL, JAMES. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs.
1598; B.A. (? 1602-3); M.A. 1614. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
Jan. 30, 1613-4; priest, Dec. 18, 1614. C. of Achurch,
Northants., 1614. V. of Denford-c«m-Ringstead, 1617;
occurs, 1635; perhaps there till 1648.
SOUTHWELL, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Gonville Hall,
Easter, 1554. Probably s. and h. of John, of Barham,
Suffolk. B. 1538. Buried at Barham, Oct. 15, 1612. Will,
P.C.C. Ancestor of the Viscounts Southwell. (Venn, i. 37;
Lodge, VI. 9.)
SOUTHWELL, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, Dec. i,
1638. S. of 'Donsan' (PDensany), gent., of Morton, Norfolk.
B. at Kingston-on-Thames. School, Aylsham (Mr Clare).
Matric. 1638; Scholar, 1639-42. Perhaps adm. at Leyden
SOUTHWORTH, ROBERT
Aug. 3, 1643; if so, probably M.D., of St Dimstan-in-the
West, London, 1650. {Venn, i. 333.)
SOUTHWELL, RICHARD. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Corpus
CnRiSTi, Michs. 1545; perhaps matric. pens, at the same time.
(But there are two entries.) Possibly ist s. of Sir Richard,
of Wood Rising, Norfolk, Knt., Master of the Ordnance and
Armoury in 1558 (and Mary Darcy (afterwards his 2nd wife),
of Danbury, Essex). B. out of wedlock. Adm. at Lincoln's
Inn, Feb. 9, 1546-7. Of Horsham St Faith, and of Spix-
worth, Norfolk, Esq. Married (i) Bridget, dau. of Sir Roger
Copley; (2) Margaret, dau. of John Styles, of Norfolk.
(Robert the Jesuit martyr and poet was hisson.) It is difificult
to distinguish between this and the next, who may have been
his son. {Blomefield, x. 277, 455 ; Masters, where he is confused
with his father.)
SOUTHWELL, RICHARD. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Queens',
Easter, 1561. Possibly s. and h. of Richard (above), of
Horsham St Faith, Norfolk. If so, adm. at Lincoln's Inn,
Nov. 11,1566. Of Spix worth, Esq. Married Alice, dau. of Sir
Thomas Comwallis, of Bromhall, Suffolk. Died v.p. Brother
of Thomas (1561). {Vis. of Norfolk, 1563; Lodge, vi. 7.)
SOUTHWELL, RICHARD. Scholar of Trinity Hall, Apr. 19,
1595. Probably from Norwich. LL.B. 1600.
SOTHELL, RICHARD. 'Of St John's, Cambridge.* Subs, for
deacon's orders (Bristol) Sept. 23, 1627.
SOUTHWELL, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Clare, Sept. 12,
1678. Matric. 1678; B.A. 1682-3; M.A. 1686. Ord. priest
(Lincoln) May 2, 1686. V. of Evington, Leics., 1686-1732-
Died Jan. 21, 1732-3. {Nichols, 11. 559.)
SOUTHWELL, ROBERT. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Trinity,
Michs. 1560. Probably 3rd s. of Sir Robert, of Mereworth,
and of Hoxne, Kent, Master of the Rolls. Adm. at the
Inner Temple, 1564. Probably brother of Henry (1568).
SOUTHWELL, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Oct. I2,
1587. Matric. 1587. Afterwards Fell.-Com. Perhaps adm.
at Lincohi's Inn, Apr. 27, 1591; of Suffolk, gent.
SOUTHWELL, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1625.
SOUTHWELL, THOMAS. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Queens',
Easter, 1561. Possibly 2nd s. of Richard (i545), of Horsham
St Faith, Norfolk. Perhaps adm. at Lincoln's Inn, May 18,
1574; of Norfolk; late of Fumival's Inn. Of Morton, Esq.
M.I. at Morton to 'Thomas, son of Sir Richard, Knt.,
Apr. 18, 1609, aged 60.' Brother of Richard (1561).
{Blomefield, x. 275; Lodge, vi. 6.)
SOUTHWELL or SOUTHWORTH, THOMAS. Matric. pens.
from Queens', Easter, 1582. Of London. B.A. 1585-6.
SOUTHWELL, THOMAS. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Trinity,
Michs. 1609. One of these names knighted, July 21, i6i5-
SOUTHWELL, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs.
1580. Of Lincohishire. Perhaps brother of Henry (1582-3).
SOTHEWELL, . Adm. Fell.-Com. at Peterhouse, Apr. 16,
1564.
SOTHELL (SUTTELL), . Adm. sizar at Peterhouse,
Easter, 1544.
SOUTHWOOD or SUTHWOOD, ALEXANDER. Matric. sizar
from Magdalene, Easter, 1607. Perhaps b. in Devon.
Lived in London for many years. Retired to Eton. Died
Mar. 27, 1657. M.I. in College Chapel. (Le Neve, Mon., iv. 49.)
SOUTHWOOD, BENJAMIN. Adm. pens, at St John's, Mar. 28,
1646. S. of John, merchant, of St Martin's, Ironmonger
Lane, Middlesex. B. there. School, Friday Street (Mr
Perkins). Matric. 1646; B.A. 1649-50; M.A. 1653; B.D.
1660. Fellow, 1650. V. of Trumpington, Cambs., 1654-74-
Ejected from Kimcote, Leics., in 1662. C. of Doddington,
Northants., 1666; V., 1667. Buried there Feb. 28, 1688-9,
aged 66 {sic). M.I. (H. I. Longden; Bridges, 11. 141.)
SOUTHWOOD, EDMUND. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter,
1637; B.A. 1640-1.
SOUTHWOOD, GEORGE. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, Oct.
10, 1672. Matric. 1672-3.
SOUTHWOOD, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar at Jesus, June 29, i677.
Of Somerset. B.A. 1680-1.
SOUTHWORTH, PAUL. M.A. from Emmanuel, 1735 (adm.
June 27, 1735). S. of Richard, of Wigan, Lanes. Matric.
(Brasenose College, Oxford) Apr. 30, 1716, age 17; B.A.
(Oxford) 1719-20. Ord. priest (Lincohi) Feb. 21, 1724-5;
C. of Langton, Leics. R. of Burton Ovcry, 1743- Died
Mar. 14, 1768, aged 69. M.I. at Burton. Will (P.C.C.) 1768.
{Nichols, II. 534; Al. Oxon.)
SOUTHWORT, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1579; B.A. 1582-3; M.A. 1586.
SOUTHWORTH, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Magdalene,
1658. S. of Richard, of Mansfield (?Manfield), Yorks.
School, 'Mansfield.' Matric. 1660. Ord. priest (York) c. 1667.
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SOUTHWORTH, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June i,
1639. Of Lancashire. Probably 2nd s. of Thomas, of Saintes-
bury, Lanes, (and Anne, dau. of Sir Thomas Tildersley).
Died unmarried, Apr. i, 1641. (Abram, Blackburn, 662;
Chetham Soc, lxxxviii. 278.)
SOWDAN, ABRAHAM. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1606.
SOWDEN, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Peterhouse, Mar. 31,
1654. Of London. School, St Paul's. Matnc. 1654; B.A.
1657; M.A. 1664. Preb. of Kilpeacon (Limerick), 1663-6;
Preb. of TuUybrackey (Limerick) 1666-8. Vicar-choral of
Limerick, 1673. (H. B. Swanzy.)
SOWDEN, ROGER. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter, 1562,
'Sowdey.' Resident, Aug. 1564.
SOUDON, ROGER. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, Oct. 23,
1640. S. of Roger, of Broad Clist, Devon, lately deceased.
B. at Sowton, near Exeter. School, Exeter. Matric. 1640.
Presented to Portbury, Somerset, 1706 (not instituted).
Died 1706.
SOWELL or SEWELL, ROBERT. B.A. 1510-1.
SOWELL (SOFFILL, SNUGHWELL, SAWELL), ROBERT.
Matric. sizar from Christ's, Mar. 1582-3; Scholar, 1583-4;
M.A. 1586-7; M.A. 1590.
SOWELL, ROBERT (1614), see SOLE.
SOWERBIE, PETER. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1572.
SOWODE or SAWODE, ROBERT. B.A. 1520-1.
SOWODE, WILLIAM. B.A. 1507-8. Of Norwich diocese. M.A.
1511; B.D. 1522-3; D.D. 1525-6. Fellow of Corpus Christi,
1508.' Master, 1523-44. V. of Madingley, Cambs., 1525.
R. of Landbeach, 1528. Died Nov. 29, 1544. Buried in
St Benet's Church. Will proved (V.C.C). (Masters; Cooper, i.
85; Cole, 5881, 105.)
SOWRAY, see also SAWREY.
SOWRAY, JOSEPH. Adm. scholar (age 21) at Sidney, 1690,
from St John's. S. of Richard, gent. B. at York. Schools,
Appleton (Mr Jackson), Yorks. and Thornton (Mr Hunter).
Matric. 1686; B.A. 1690-1; M.A. 1694. Ord. deacon (York)
May 2, 1692; priest, 1693. R. of St Denys, York. Died
July 25, 1707. Buried at St Mary Castlegate, York. Brother
of the next. Father of Richard (1716).
SOWRAY, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's, Apr. 3,
1682. S. of Richard, gent. Bapt. July 3, 1664, at York.
School, Pocklington (Mr Ettetson), Matric. 1682; B.A.
1685-6. Adm. extra-licentiate, R.C.P., Jan. 16, 1690-1.
Practised in York. Died Feb. 17, 1708-9, aged 45. Buried
at St Mary Castlegate, York. M.I. Brother of Joseph
(above). (Munk, i. 483.)
SOWRAY, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Jesus, May 25, 1716.
S. of Joseph (1690), clerk, of York. Matric. 1716; Scholar;
B.A. 1719-20; M.A. 1730. Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1721;
priest, Sept. 1723. V. of Askham Richard and Bilbrough,
Yorks., 1736-55. R. of Catton, 1737-55. Buried at Askham,
Oct. 27, 1755. (A. Gray; H. M. Wood.)
SOURBUTS, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Christ's, 1591-2;
B.A. 1595-6.
SOWRBUTTS, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Caius, June
16, 1620. Of Lancaster. S. of Richard. School, Blackburn
(Mr Collinson). Matric. 1620; B.A 1623-4; M.A. 1627. Ord.
deacon and priest (Norwich) Dec. 19, 1624. C. of Wiveton,
Norfolk, in 1627 and 1636, and of Blakeney, in 1627 and 1640.
V. of Briston, 1643-61. Will proved (Norwich) 1661. {Venn,
I. 250.)
SOWTER, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Queens', Michs. 1565.
S. of Thomas, of Long Sutton, Lines. Migrated to Caius,
Dec. 8, 1568, age 22; B.A. 1568-9; M.A. from Queens', 1572.
Ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.) Feb. 2, 1573-4- V. of
Wiggenhall St Mary, Norfolk, I577-91. Will proved (Nor-
wich) 1591. (Venn, i. 63.)
SOWTHOE, JOHN. Fellow of Pembroke, c. 1400. R. of All
Hallows-in-the-Wall, London, 1392-7; of Langford, Essex,
'South.' R. of Fomcett, Norfolk, 1419, 'D.D.' Died 1446.
SOWTON, WILLIAM. M.A. from Peterhouse, 1674. S. of
William, of Chichester, Sussex. Matric. (St Edmund Hall,
Oxford) Nov. 11, 1664, age 15; B.A. (Oxford) 1669. Licensed
Feb. 1679-80, to marry Anne Ingoldsby, of Stepney, Middle-
sex. (Al. Oxon.)
SPACKMAN, CHENEY. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Lent,
1618-9; B.A. 1622-3; M.A. 1626. Ord. deacon and priest
(London) Sept. 23, 1627, age 24. V. of Tottington, Norfolk,
1638-9. Perhaps father of the next.
SPACKMAN, CHENEY. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Easter,
1640. Perhaps s. of Cheney (above). B.A. 1643-4; M.A.
1647.
Sparhawke, John
SPACKMAN, JOSHUA. Adm. pens, at Sidney, May 21, 1621.
S. of , gent., deceased. B. at Northfleet, Kent. School,
Ipswich (private). Matric. 1621. Will (P.C.C.) 1622; of
Rotherhithe, Surrey.
SPACKMAN, NORWICH. M.A. 1604 (Incorp. from Oxford).
Of Worcestershire, gent. S. of Thomas (next). Matric.
(Christ Church. Oxford) Nov. 8, 1594, age 17; B.A. (Oxford)
1599; M.A. 1602. Proctor at Oxford, 1611. Canon of Wells,
1610. R. of Merstham, Surrey, 1610. V. of Mitcham, till
1617. Buried July, 1617. (Wood's Fasti; Al. Oxon.; Man-
ning and Bray, n. 264, 504.)
SPAKEMAN or SPECMAN, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from
Christ's, Michs. 1568: B.A. 1572-3; M.A. 1576; M.D. 1603.
Incorp. at Oxford, July 5, 1611. Probably of Worcestershire.
Father of Norwich (above).
SPADEMAN, see SPATEMAN.
SPALDING, EZECHIEL. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, July 2,
1634. Of Sufiolk. S. and h. of John (? 1603-4), of Nowton,
Suffolk, clerk. Matric. 1636. B.A. 1637-8. Adm. at Gray's
Inn, Apr. 20, 1638.
SPALDING, JAMES. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, July i, 165 1.
Of London. Matric. 1651.
SPALDING, JOHN. B.A. from St John's, 1603-4; M.A. 1607.
Perhaps of Nowton, Sufiolk, clerk. Died before Apr. 20,
1638. Perhaps father of Ezechiel (1634).
SPALDINGE, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, June 17,
1628. S. of Daniel, gent. B. at Brockdish.. Norfolk. School,
Brockdish (Messrs Godfrey and Say). Matric. 1628; Scholar,
1629-34; B.A. 1631-2. Perhaps his will (P.C.C.) 1640-1;
of St Augustine, Paul's Gate, London. (Venn, i. 285.)
SPALDING, MICHAEL. Matric. sizar from St John's, c. 1593.
One of these names of Beswick, Yorks., clerk; will dated,
1638; proved (P.C.C.) 1660.
SPALDING, NATHANIEL. Adm. sizar at Corpus Christi, 1660.
Of Cambridgeshire. Matric. Easter, 1661; B.A. 1666-7;
M.A. 1670. Ord.priest (Ely) Sept. 24, 1670. C. of Raveusden,
Beds., 1671. R. of East Bradenham, Norfolk, 1683. R. of
Ovington, 1702-6.
SPALDING, RALPH DE. 'D.D. from Cambridge.' Carmelite
friar at Stamford, Lines. Died at Stamford, 1390. (Pt'ts, 550.)
SPALDING, ROBERT. Fellow of Clare; previously of Univer-
sity Hall (the original foundation), c. 1330. Ord. acolyte
(Ely); sub-deacon, Oct. 1337; priest, Apr. 1338. Ejected
from Clare for selling the hostel, 'then called Spaldyn In,
but now Borden Hostele.' Possibly Principal of this hostel
which was named after him. He apparently sold it to the
Prior of Ely. (Clare College Hist., 14, 169.)
SPALDING, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1585. Of Holdemess, Yorks. Scholar, 1588; B.A. 1588-9;
M.A. 1592; B.D. 1600. Fellow, 1593. Regius Professor of
Hebrew, 1605-7. R. of Edburton, Sussex, 1606-26. R. of
Slaugham, 1616-26. One of those employed in the transla-
tion of the Bible. Will (P.C.C.) 1626. (Cooper, 11. 479-)
SPALDING, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from St John's, Lent,
1623-4; B.A. 1626-7; M.A. 1630. Ord. deacon (Norwich)
Dec. 3, 1627. Probably lecturer at Safiron Walden, Essex,
1643, 'M.A.' Perhaps intruder at Rothwell, Northants.,
1647, and at Kettering, 1649, 'Spaulden.' (Shaw, i. 305.)
SPALDING, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Queens', Jan. 4, 1667-8.
Of Sufiolk. Matric. 1667-8; B.A. 1671-2.
SPALDWICK, RICHARD. FeUow of Peterhouse, 1374-85;
inceptor in Arts.
SPANEY, . D.D. 1495-6-
SPANHEIM (Monsieur). D.D. 1689 (on King's visit).
SPARHAKE or SPARAUKE, EDWARD. Adm. sizar at Em-
manuel, 1618. Matric. 1618; B.A. 1621-2; M.A. 1625. C.
of St Mary Woolchurch, London, in 1635. Sequestered to
Stisted, Essex, 1643, and to Black Notley, Oct. 9, 1643;
ejected, i66o. Living at Boreham, Essex, when his son
Samuel (1669) was bom. Died near Colchester, Sept. 9,
1678. (Davids, 432; H. Smith.)
SPARHAWK, JAMES. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, Apr. 2,
1671. Matric. 1671; B.A. 1674-5; M.A. 1678.
SPARHAWK, JOHN. D.D. Fellow of Pembroke, c. 1420. V. of
Abington-by-Shingay, Cambs., till 1473. V. of Hitchin,
Herts., 1453-74. Canon of Wells. Gave books to Pembroke.
Died Sept. 11, 1474. Buried at Hitchin. M.I. Will (P.C.C.)
1474, 'Sperhauke.' (Clulterbuck, in. 47.)
SPARHAWKE, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, Apr. 25,
1737. S. of Samuel (1669), R. of Radwell, Herts. Bapt.
there, Apr. 30, 1720. Matric. i737; Scholar, i737; B.A.
1740-1. Fellow, 1742. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) May 29, i743;
priest, May 25, 1746. R. of Radwell, Herts., 1750-77-
Buried there July 23, i777- Admon. (P.C.C.) Apr. 1778.
(Clutterbuck, 11. 302.)
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SPARROWHAWKE, NATHANIEL. Matric. pens, from Pem-
broke, Easter, 1582.
SPARHAWK, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius, June 28,
1669. S. of Edward (r6i8), clerk, of Boreham, Essex. B. at
Black Notley. School, Pels ted. Matric. 1669; Scholar,
1669-76; B.A. 1672-3; M.A. 1676. Ord. deacon (London)
May 21, 1676. V. of Newnham, Herts., 1676-80; of Norton,
1679-39. R. of Radwell, 1679-1733. Buried there Sept. 27,
1738, aged 88. Father of John (1737). (Venn, 1. 438; Clutter-
buck, II. 302.)
SPARKE, see also SPARKES.
SPARKE, ANDREW. Matric. sizar from King's, c. 1598. Of
Buckinghamshire. S. of Thomas, D.D., Canon of Lincoln
(for whom see Al. Oxon.). B.A. from Peterhouse, 1604-5;
M.A. 1608. Fellow of Peterhouse, 1606. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) Mar. i, 1606-7; priest. May 31, 1607. R. of West
Barkwith, Lines., 1613.
SPARK, ARCHIBALD. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Jesus, Apr. 29,
1634. Of Scotland. M.A. 1634 (Incorp. from King's College,
Aberdeen); student there, 1624-8. B.D. (Cambridge) 1637.
Vicar-choral, St Asaph, 1632 ; ejected, c. 1645. V. of Corwen,
1637-9. R. of Himant, Montgomery, 1637. Preb. of St
Asaph, 1637; deprived, but restored, 1661-70. V. of North
Hope, Flint, 1639. Buried there. Mar. 1669-70. (A. Gray.)
SPARKE, EDMUND. Adm. sizar at Queens', July 1, 1665.
Of Somerset. Matric. 1665; B.A. 1668-9. R- of South
Tidworth, Hants. R. of Hurstboume Tanant, Southampton,
1682. Chaplain to the Earl of Stanford. Died May 8, 1703.
Buried at Collingboume-Ducis, Wilts. (T. C. Dale; Coll.
Top. et Gen., vii. 76.)
SPARKE or SPARKES, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from St
John's, Easter, 1584. Of Leicestershire. Perhaps s. of
Robert (1557). Scholar, 1584; B.A. 1587-8; M.A. 1591.
Fellow, 1590. Author, Latin verses. Perhaps brother of
Robert (1581). (Cooper, in. 19.)
SPARKE, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter, 1626.
Of Kent. B.A. 1629-30; M.A. 1633; B.D. 1640; D.D. 1660
(Lit. Reg.). Incorp. at Oxford, 1653. R. of St Martin,
Ironmonger Lane, 1639; ejected, 1645. V. of Isle of Grayne,
Kent, 1650-61. Chaplain to Charles II. V. of Clerkenwell,
1660-5. V. of Walthamstow, Essex, 1662-6. V. of Totten-
ham, Middlesex, 1666-93. Author, Scintillula A Itaris. Died
1692-3. Will, P.C.C. (Al. Oxon.; D.N.B.; Hennessy.)
SPARKE, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Easter,
1640.
SPARKE, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, at Trinity, May 12, 1679.
SPARK, GEOFFREY. Fellow of Gonville Hall, 1426-7.
SPARKE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Christ's, July, 1681.
Perhaps usher at Giggleswick School, Yorks., c. 1683. Ord.
deacon (Carlisle, Litt. dim. from Chester) Feb. 28, 1685-6;
'B.A., Cambridge.' Perhaps V. of Bolton-le-Sands, Lanes.,
1690-1703, and V. of Long Preston, 1703. (Peile, 11. 85.)
SPARKE, JOHN. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Queens', Nov. 20, 1689.
Of Devon. Matric. 1689. Perhaps M. P. for Newport, 1701-7.
Died Jan. 2, 1706-7.
SPARKE, NATHANIEL. B.A. from St John's, 1607-8; M.A.
1611. Probably R. of Effingham, Surrey, 1611. V. ofGraine,
Kent, 1619-28. R. of Cowling, c. 1630-41. Probably his
will (P.C.C.) 1655. Father of the next.
SPARKE, NATHANIEL. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's,
Mar. 14, 1630-1. S. of Nathaniel (above), R. of Cowling,
Kent. B. at Faversham. School, Rochester (Mr Selbye).
Matric. 1631; B.A. 1634-5; M.A. 1638. R. of Cowling,
1642-60. Died 1660. (Fielding, Rochester, 585.)
SPARKE, NICHOLAS. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter,
1598-9.
SPARKE, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Queens', Michs. 1575.
Of Sufiolk. B.A. 1578-9; M.A. 1582; B.D. 1588. Fellow,
1582-90.
SPARK, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 22) at Christ's, Feb. 22,
1668-9, from Trinity College, Oxford. Matric. there, June 22,
1666. S. of William, gent. B. at Blackawton, Devon.
School, Exeter (Mr Witnall). B.A. (Cambridge) 1669-70;
M.A. 1673. R. of North Leigh, Devon, 1676-1700. Died
1700. Will, Exeter. (Peile, 11. 18.)
SPARKE, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1551.
SPARKE, ROBERT. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1557. B. at Fhtton, Beds., 1540. Matric. 1557-8; B.A.
1561-2; M.A. 1565 (according to Cooper). Fellow, 1560-2
Probably ord. priest (Peterborough) Sept. 21, 1564. R. of
Aston Flamville, Leics., 1557 (sic). R. of Burbage (and B.D.
according to Harwood). An eloquent preacher. Died c. 1590.
Perhaps father of the next and of Edward (1584 . iCoober
II. loo; III. 116.) \ J ■*! \ y ,
Sparks, John
SPARKE, ROBERT. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1581. Perhaps s. of Robert (above). B. at Stamford, Lines.,
1563. Matric. 1581; B.A. 1585-6; M.A. 1589. FeUow, 1584-
93. Was admonished, Oct. 17, 1592, for light disobedience
to the Provost, strife with the dean of Arts, and for using
unseemly and unclerical apparel, namely, russet boots.
' Went away discontented and lived poor a long time after-
wards.' Perhaps brother of Edward (1584). (Harwood:
Cooper, II. 100.)
SPARKE, ROBERT. B.D. 1585. Ten years study in theology.
Possibly Robert (1557). ^'
SPARKE, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, May 8,
1615. S. of Robert, husbandman, of Widdington Essex
School, Newport (Mr Woode). Matric. 1615; Scholar, 1617-
22; B.A. 1618-9; M.A. 1622. Ord. priest (Peterb.) Dec. 19,
1624. R. of Little Wendon, Essex, 1628. V. of South
Benfleet, in 1650. (Venn, i. 228.)
SPARKE, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at Clare, Mar. 24, 1642-^
Matric. 1644. -K t J
SPARKE, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Jesus, July 1, 1663. Of
Suffolk. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Sept. 1675.
SPARKE, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, July 4, 1594
Matric. c. 1594; Scholar; B.A. 1597-8; M.A. 1601. Incorp'.
at Oxford, 1602. One of these names of Barnes. Surrev
clerk; will (P.C.C.) 1609. ^'
SPARKE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter
1573; B.A. from Magdalene, 1576-7; M.A. from St John's'
1580. Ord. deacon (Ely) Dec. 21, 1578; priest, Apr. 17, 1580.
R. of Little Buckenham, Norfolk, 1581-97. One of these
names R. of Thumscoe, Yorks., 1583-1629. Buried there
June 4, 1629.
SPARKE, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from St John's, Lent,
1615-6; B.A. 1619-20. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Mar. 5',
1619-20; priest, June 11, 1620. Perhaps V. of Grayne, Kent'
1628.
SPARKE, TIMOTHY. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 8. is88.
Matric. 1588. ^ . 3 "•
SPARKE, WILLIAM. B.A. 1505-6 (Incorp. from Oxford)-
M.A. (Cambridge) 1506-7. Incorp. at Oxford, 1512. Perhaps
fellow of Oriel College, Oxford, 1503; of the diocese of
Sarum. Possibly R. of Farthinghoe, Northants., 1518.
SPARK, . B.A. 1513-4; M.A. 1517.
SPARKES, see also SPARKE.
SPARKES, CHARLES. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter
1647. Of London. '
SPARKES, EDWARD. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, Dec. 13,
1670. S. of John, baker, of Cambridge. B. in the parish of
St Edward. School, Cambridge (Mr Griflin). Matric. 1670-
Scholar, 1671-6; B.A. 1674-5; M.A. 1678. Incorp. at
Oxford, i68o. Ord. priest (London) Dec. 24, 1676. V. of
Shepreth, Cambs., 1686. Head Master of the Perse School
Cambridge, 1687-1727. Father of the next and perhaps of
Stuart (1703). (Venn, i. 442.)
SPARKES, EDWARD. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, Feb. i,
1697-8. S. of Edward (above), schoolmaster, of Cambridge!
B. there. School, Perse (under his father). Matric. 1698-
Scholar, 1698-1705; B.A. 1701-2; M.A. 1705. Usher of the
Perse School, 1704-22. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 23, 1705-
priest. May 30, 1708. C. of Deene, Northants, 1705. Perhaps
C. of Great Eversden, Cambs, 1712. V. of King's Langley
Herts., 1719-39; V. of Ugley (Ukeley or Oakley), Essex!
1721-39. Chaplain to the Earl of Kinnoul. Died befoie
June 1, 1739. Father of the next and of John (1739). (Venn
I, 500; where the date of death is wrong.) '
SPARKS, EDWARD. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton
1735- S. of Edward (above), clerk. Bapt. at St Edward's'
Cambridge, July 27, 1717. Matric. 1736; B.A. 1740-1- M a!
1744. Fellow, 1739. Ord. deacon (Gloucester) Sept. 21 1740-
pnest, Aug. 15, 1742. Usher of Gloucester CoUege, 1739-42 •
Head Master, 1742-77. V. of Hartpury, Gloucs., 1742-85'
V. of Churcham, 1753-78. Commissary of the Bishop of
Gloucester, 1761-72. Rural dean of Forest, 1770-7. V. of
Fairford, 1778-85. Chaplain to Elizabeth, Dowager Countess
Deloraine. Died before May, 1785. Brother of John (17^0).
(F.S.Hockaday; Harwood.) ^^7391-
SPARKES, HAVEY. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Jan. 6, 1734-5-
afterwards Fell.-Com. Of Wellingborough, Northants'
Probably s. of Havey. Matric. 1736; B.A. 1738-9; M.A. 1742!
SPARKES, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1629.
SPARKES or SPARKE, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St
John's, Apr. 24, 1730. S. of Joseph (1699), clerk, of North-
amptonshire. Bapt. Jan. 9, 1712-3, at St John Baptist
Peterborough. School, Peterborough. Matric. 1730- BA
1733-4- Ord. deacon (London) Feb. 16, 1737-8; "priest"
Apr. 16, 1738. R. of Newton Bromswold, Northants., 1746*
Died before Mar. 11, 1746-7. (Scott-Mayor, iii. 426 )
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SPARKES, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Jesus, June 27, i739- Of
Oakeley, Essex. S. of Edward (1697-8), clerk, deceased.
Matric. 1740; Rustat Scholar, 1740; B.A. 1742-3- D'ed i743-
Brother of Edward (i735)- (A. Gray.)
SPARKS, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar at Queens', Feb. 4, i674-5-
Of Leicestershire. Matric. 1674-5; B.A. 1678-9. Ord. priest
(Lincoln) Sept. 25, 1681. V. of Breedon with Worthington,
Leics., 1689. Will (Leicester) 1720.
SPARKES, JOSEPH. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, July u,
1699 S of John, gent. Bapt. Dec. 16, 1682, at St Baptist,
Peterborough. School, Peterborough (Mr Warren). Matric.
1700- B.A. 1703-4. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 23, 1705;
priest, Sept. 23, 1710. Registrar of Peterborough Cathedral.
Joint founder, with his friend Timothy Neve, of the Gentle-
men's Societv of Peterborough. Antiquary. Married Mrs
Rebecca Wigmore, June 29, 1710. Edited in two foho
volumes Hisloriae Anglicanae Scriptores varii, 1723. Died
July 20 1740, aged 56. Buried in Peterborough Cathedral.
MI. where he is styled M.A. Father of John (1730).
{D.N.B.)
SPARKES, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1656.
SPARKES, ROGER. Adm. pens, at Trinity, June 22, 1653;
Scholar from Westminster. Of Middlesex. B.A. 1656-7;
M.A. 1660. Fellow, 1658; ejected, but restored, 1660
Perhaps of Felpham, Sussex, clerk; wiU (Chichester)
i679-
SPARKS, STUART. Adm. scholar at Trinity Hall, Jan. 9,
1703-4 Of Cambridgeshire. Possibly s. of Edward (1670).
Matric. 1703; LL.B. 1708. Ord. deacon (London) Sept. 24,
I7I0- priest, Sept. 21, 1712. R. of Theydon Mount Essex
1728-55. Will (P.C.C.) 1755- Perhaps brother of Edward
(1697-8).
SPARPOYNTE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1561. Resident at Queens', Aug. 1504- B.A. from St John s,
1564-5-
SPARREY or SPAREY, AMBROSE. Matric. pens, from Clare,
Easter, 1631; B.A. 1633-4; M.A. 1637. Schoolmaster at
Stourbridge. 'Minister and register' at Wolverhampton,
1648-58. Minister of Martley, Worcs., m 1656; ejected, 1662.
{Calamy, 11. 543; Wm. Salt Arch. Soc, 1915, 347-)
SPARREY, HUGH. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1614;
B.A. 1618-9. Ord. deacon (York) May, 1619.
SPARRY, JAMES. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1716. Of Salop.
SPARREY, . Adm. Fell.-Com. at Trinity Hall, Oct. 3,
1721. Off, 1724-
SPARROW, ANTHONY. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter,
1625 Of Suffolk. S. of Samuel. B. at Depden, Suffolk, 1612.
Bapt May 7, 1612, at Wickhambrook. B.A. 1628-9; M.A.
1632- B.D. 1639; D.D. 1661 {Lit. Reg.). FeUow, 1633-44,
ejected. President, 1662-7. Vice-Chancellor, 1664-5- Ord.
priest (Ely) Feb. 22, 1634-5- R- of Hawkedon Suffolk,
1647- ejected, but reinstated, 1660. Archdeacon of Sudbury,
1660. Preb. of Ely, 1661-7. Bishop of Exeter, 1667-76.
Bishop of Norwich, 1676-85. Author, A Rationale upon the
Book of Common Prayer. Died May 19, 1685. Buried at
Norwich. {D.N.B.; East Anglian, N.S., iv. 210.)
SPARROW, CHARLES. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's,
Oct. 27, 1750. S. of Charles, grocer, of Middlesex. B. in
London! School, Bury (Mr Gamham). Matric. 1 750-1.
SPARROW, DRUGO (DREW). Adm. pens, (age 18) at Peter-
house, Sept. 12, 1648. Of Essex. Probably s. of John, of
StamDoume, Essex. School, Maidstone. Probably brother
of John (1631) and perhaps of Robert (1644). (Vts. of Essex,
1634-)
SPARROW, HENRY. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi,
Michs. 1575; B.A. 1578-9.
SPARROW, JOHN. B.Can.L. 1481-2; LL.B. V. of Caldecote,
Cambs until 1497. Canon of St Stephen's, Westminster,
till, 1511. Will (P.C.C.) 1511; to be buried in the churchyard
of St Stephen's.
SPARROW, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1562.
B at Stansfield, Suffolk. Scholar, 1563. Ord. pnest (London)
Apr 23 1568, age 25. R. of Salcott-Virley, Essex, 1568-87.
R. of Little ChishaU, 1587-1620. Died 1620. Admon. (Cons.
C. London) Oct. 24, 1620.
SPARROWE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Lent, 1584-5;
B A. 1589-90; M.A. 1593. Fellow of Peterhouse, 1597.
Chaplain of Trinity, 1596-7- V. of Shudy Camps, Cambs.,
until 1649. Buried there Sept. 24, 1649. Will, P.C.C.
SPARROWE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1606;
B.A. 1609-10; M.A. 1613. One of these names, 's. and h.
of John, of Dunton, Beds.,' adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 5,
1611-2.
Sparrow, William
SPARROW, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1631.
Probably s. and h. of John, of Stamboume, Essex. B. May 12,
1615. Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1634. Barrister. Astudent
of Jacob Boehme; co-operated with John Ellistone in
bringing out an English version of his works. One of these
names knighted, Jan. 6, 1667; of Corbet's Tey, Essex.
Probably brother of Drugo (1648) and perhaps of Robert
(1644). (Vis. of Essex, 1634; D.N.B.)
SPARROW, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Oct. 4, 1659.
Perhaps adm. at the Inner Temple, 1657; of Havermg,
Essex.
SPARROW, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Queens', Apr. 29, 1670.
Perhaps s. of John, of Lawshall, Suffolk. Matric. 1670; B.A.
1673-4; M.A. 1677. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Aug. 1677;
priest, Apr. 1678. V. of Swaffham, Norfolk, 1678. Perhaps
brother of William (1672-3).
SPARROW, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Christ's, June 16,
1679. S. of John, of Sible Hedingham, Essex. B. there,
July, 1662. School, Felsted. Matric. 1679. Adm. at Gray's
Inn, Nov. 27, 1680. Barrister, 1686. Married Elizabeth,
dau. of Samuel Clarkson, of Langham Lodge, Esq. Died
Mar. 27, 1720-1. {Essex Pedigrees; Peile, 11. 74.)
SPARROW, JOHN. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, June 20,
1681. Of Suffolk. Matric. 1683-4; B.A. 1685-6.
SPARROW, JOHN. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, Mar. 12,
1710-1. Matric. 1712; B.A. 1714-5; M.A. 1718. Ord. deacon
(Norwich) Dec. 1716; priest (Lincoln, Litt. dim. from
Norwich) Mar. 5, 1720-1. R. of Stowlangtoft, Suffolk, 1721-
2. Died May 8, 1722, aged 29. Buried at Westley. M.I.
Probably brother of Joseph (1702-3). {Gage, 97.)
SPARROW, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Pembroke, Oct. 13,
1726. S. of Robert, of Kettleburgh, Suffolk, gent. Bapt.
there, Jan. 13, 1707. School, Woodbridge. Matric. 1726;
B.A. 1730-1. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 19, 1731; priest,
Dec. 24, 1738. R. of Kettleburgh. Died Mar. i, 1786, aged
80. Buried at Kettleburgh. {Davy, 19, 149, 335.)
SPARROW, JOSEPH. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, Oct. 22,
1664. Matric. 1664. Perhaps brother of Robert (1664).
SPARROW, JOSEPH. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, Feb. 12,
1673-4. Matric. 1674; B.A. 1677-8; M.A. 1681. Ord. deacon
(Norwich) Feb. 1680-1; priest, July, 1681. R. of Gt Barton,
Suffolk, 1681-1701. R. of Thorpe Morieux, 1701-19. Died
1719. Perhaps father of the next.
SPARROW, JOSEPH. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, Jan. 22,
1702-3. Of Suffolk. Perhaps s. of Joseph (above). Matric.
1704; B.A. 1706-7; M.A. 1710. Fellow, 1710. Incorp. at
Oxford, 1712. Ord. deacon (Norwich) May, 1709; priest,
Sept. 1710. R. of Westley, Suffolk, 1719-48. R. of Stowlang-
toft, 1722-48. Died Dec. 23, 1748, aged 64. M.I. at Westley.
{Gage, g7; Al. Oxon.)
SPARROWE, MATTHEW. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs.
1601.
SPARROW, MICHAEL. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs.
1571.
SPARROW, RANDOLPH. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Dec. 5,
1635. Matric. 1636.
SPAROWE, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1576. Perhaps adm. at Lincoln's Inn, May 30, 1579; of
Fumival's Inn.
SPARROW, ROBERT. Matric. sizar (age 14) from Pembroke,
Easter, 1620. S. of Robert, of Cambridge. B.A. 1623-4;
M.A. 1627; B.D. 1634. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 23, 1627;
priest. Mar. 9, 1627-8.
SPARROW, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Michs. 1620. Of Suffolk. B.A. 1623; M.A. 1627.
SPARROW, ROBERT. B.A. from Trinity, 1644. Perhaps 2nd
s. of John, of Stamboume, Essex. Perhaps brother of John
(1631) and Drugo (1648). {Vis. of Essex, 1634.)
SPARROW, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, Oct. 22,
1664. Perhaps brother of Joseph (1664).
SPARROW, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Michs. 1549.
SPARROW, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Lent,
1629-30; B.A. 1632-3. One of these names, 's. and h. of
Thomas, of St Botolph's, Aldersgate, Esq.,' adm. at Gray's
Inn, Aug. 14, 1635.
SPARROW, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Trinity, May 26, 1670;
B.A. 1673-4; M.A. 1677. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Dec.
1675-
SPARROW, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Queens', June 16, 1596-
Of Essex. Matric. 1596; B.A. 1599-1600; M.A. 1603. Ord.
priest (London) 1606. R. of Lammas, Norfolk, in 1618-45.
Buried there. Will proved, 1646. Father of the next.
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Sparrow, William
SPARROW, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Apr. r,
1640. S. of William (above), R. of Lammas, Norfolk. B.
there. School, Norwich (Mr Levering). Matric. 1640;
Scholar, 1641-6; B.A. 1643-4; M.A. 1647. Perhaps V. of
Halstead, Essex, 1650-62, ejected. Afterwards a non-
conformist minister. Died in Norwich. Buried 1679.
{Calamy, i. 506; Venn, i. 337.)
SPARROW, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter,
1646. Of Suffolk. B.A. 1649-50; M.A. 1653. Perhaps ord.
deacon and priest (Bishop of Galloway) Dec. 13, 1660. R. of
Naughton, Suffolk, 1660-2. R. of Bildeston, 1670-85. Died
1685. Will proved (Bury) May 7, 1685.
SPARROW, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Queens', Feb. 11,
1672-3. Of Suffolk. S. of John, of Lawshall. School, Bury.
Matric. 1673; B.A. 1676-7. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Dec. 1677.
Perhaps brother of John (1670).
SPARROW, . B.A. 1475-6-
SPARROW, . Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1544.
SPARROW, . Adm. pens, at Caius, 1577.
SPATEMAN or SPADEMAN, JOB. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel,
June 22, 1661. Of Derbyshire, and s. of John, of Roadnook,
Derbs., Esq. Matric. 1661. Died unmarried. Brother of
the next. {F.M.G., 1058.)
SPATEMAN or SPADEMAN, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel,
June 22, 1661. Of Derbyshire. S. and h. of John, of Road-
nook, Esq. Matric. 1661. Married Ann Palmer. Died Dec.
30,1707. Brother of Job (above). (F.M.G., 1058.)
SPADEMAN, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Magdalene, May
27, 1665. S. of Thomas, clerk, of Althorpe, Lines. School,
Sheffield. Matric. 1665; B.A. 1668-9; M.A. 1674. Sub. for
deacon's orders (Bristol) Nov. 24, 1673. V. of Swaton,
Lines., 1673. R. of Llandynam (of a moiety), Montgomery,
1674. Resigned, and went as pastor of the English Church
at Rotterdam. Afterwards nonconformist minister in
England. Died Sept. 4, 1708, aged 60. {Calamy, 11. 163;
H. G. Harrison.)
SPATEMAN, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 14) at Christ's, Mar. 15,
1668-9. S. of Samuel. B. at St Werbergh, Derby. School,
Derby (Mr Stones). Matric. 1669; B.A. 1672-3; M.A. 1676.
Ord. deacon (Lichfield) Sept. 1673; priest, June, 1674- At
Burton-on-Trent (date unknown). R. of YoxaU, Staffs.,
1683-1728. Married Mary, dau. of John Noble, of Chorley,
Lanes. Died at Yoxall, Aug. 16, 1728, aged 75- M.I. Will
proved, Nov. 13, 1728. Brother of Samuel (1676) and father
of Thomas (1713). [Peile, 11. 18; Shaw, i. loi.)
SPATEMAN, JOHN. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, June 7,
1714. Of London. B. Jan. 18, 1696-7. School, Merchant
Taylors'. Matric. 1714; B.A. 1718-9; M.A. 1734. Ord.
deacon (London) Dec. 20, 1719; priest (Ely) Feb. 8, 1721-2.
R. of Whilton, Northants., 1722-49. Author, poetical.
Died at Whilton, June 20, 1749, aged 53. Buried there. M.I.
(Baker, 1. 235.)
SPATEMAN, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, July 5, 1676;
exhibitioner from Derby School. S. of Samuel (Mayor of
Derby, 1667). Matric. 1678; B.A. 1679-80. One of these
names V. of Aston Abbots, Bucks., 1705-27. Died Nov. 5,
1727. Buried at Aston. Brother of John (1668-9). {Derby
School Register; Lipscomb, iii. 308.)
SPATEMAN, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, July 3, 1696.
Of Staffordshire. School, Derby. Matric. 1696; Scholar;
B.A. 1699-1700; M.A. 1703. Probably R. of Leyboume,
Kent, 1706-20. Buried there Oct. r, 1720.
SPATEMAN, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Aug. 10,
1713. Of Staffordshire. S. of John (1668-9), R. of Yoxall.
B. Aug. 9, 1694. School, Charterhouse. Matric. 1713-4;
B.A. 1717-8; M.A. 1721. Ord. deacon (Lichfield) July 20;
priest, Sept. 21, 1718. R. of St Bartholomew-the-Great,
Smithfield, London, 1719-38. Perhaps chaplain 13th Foot,
1720. Preb. of St Paul's, 1728-61. Preb. of Lichfield, 1731-
61. V. of Chiswick, Middlesex, 1732-61. President of Sion
College, 1732. Preb. of Chichester, 1734-61. Chaplain to
the Bishop of Chichester. Died unmarried, Jan. 19, 1761.
M.I. at Chiswick. WiU, P.C.C. {G. Mag.; Al. Carthus.)
SPA VAN, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Sidney, July i, 1709; 'C. of
St Clement Danes, London.' S. of Martin, of York. B. there,
Dec. 26, 1685. Matric. (St Edmund HaU, Oxford) May 31,
1701, age 15; B.A. 1704-5; M.A. (Cambridge) 1709. V. of
Gt .Maplestead, Essex, 1713-8. Reader of St Clement Danes,
London. Died July 5, 1718. Buried at Maplestead. {Al.
Oxon.; Musgrave.)
SPEAR or SPEERE, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Pembroke,
Easter, 1582.
SPEARE, ROBERT. M.A. 1658 (Incorp. from Oxford). Matric.
(Lincoln College, Oxford) Mar. 20, 1650-1; B.A. 1653; M.A.
1656. Exercised his ministry at Port Royal, Jamaica.
{Calamy, i. 236.)
V.A.C. IV. 129
Speight, James
SPEARMAN, CHARLES. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's,
Mar. 30, 1723. S. and h. of Gilbert, barrister-at-law, of the
Middle Temple; of Durham. Bapt. Jan. 15, 1706-7, at
St Mary-le-Bow. School, Westminster. Matric. 1723. Adm.
at the Middle Temple, June 25, 1722. Died June 20, 1725.
aged 19. Buried at White Westham, Essex. Brother of the
next. (Burke, L.G.)
SPEARMAN, GEORGE. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 17) at Peter-
house, Dec. 11, 1731. S. of Gilbert, of Bishop Middleham,
Durham, Esq. Bapt. Apr. 23, 1714, at St Mary-le-Bow.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, Nov. 27, 1730. Of Bishop Middleham,
Durham, J. P. Married Anne, dau. of Ralph Sneyd, of
Bishton, Staffs. Buried at Bishop Middleham, .Apr. 23, 1761.
Brother of Charies (above). (Burke, L.G.; T.A. Walker, 263.)
SPEARMAN, JAQUES. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Peterhouse,
July 3, 1731. S. of Philip, yeoman, of Birtley, Durham.
Bapt. June 14, 1713, at Newcastle. School, Houghton-le-
Spring. Matric. 1731; Scholar, 1731; B.A. 1734-5. Ord.
deacon (Lincoln, Litt. dim. from Ely) Dec. 21, 1735; priest
(Norwich, Litt. dim. from Ely) Dec. 1741. Died i745- Will
(Comm. Essex) 1746; of Royston, Herts. {T. A . Walker, 263.)
SPERMAN, JOHN. Scholar at King's Hall. Left, Apr. 25,
1359-
SPEARMAN, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, July i,
1715. S.of John, of Hetton-le-Hole, Durham. Bapt. Feb. 16,
1696-7, at Houghton-le-Spring. School, Newcastle-on-Tyne
(Mr Jurin). Scholar, 1716. Sold the Hetton estate (where
one of the most extensive collieries in the north of England
was afterwards opened). Died s./>. 1746. (Burke, L.G.)
SPECCOTT, EDMUND. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Emmanuel,
Michs. 1586. 2nd s. of Humphrey, of Thombury, Devon.
Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1590. Purchased Anderton in
Launcells. Married Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Richard Stroude,
of Newingham, Knt. Died May 6, 1620. Brother of the next.
{Vis. of Devon, 1620; Misc. Gen. et Her., N.S., iv. 88.)
SPECCOTT, ROGER. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Emmanuel,
Michs. 1588. 3rd s. of Humphrey, of Thombury, Devon.
Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1592. Of Thorverton, 1620.
Married Elizabeth, dau. of Edmund Reynell, of Malston,
Devon, Esq. Brother of Edmund (above). {Vis. of Devon,
1620.)
SPEED, JOHN. M.A. 1627; M.D. 1629 (Incorp. from Oxford).
S. of John, merchant taylor, of London, the historian and
geographer. B. Jan. 1595. School, Merchant Taylors'.
Matric. (St John's College, Oxford) Oct. 30, 1612, age 17;
B.A. (Oxford) 1616; M.A. 1620; M.B. and M.D. 1628.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, Mar. 21, 1632-3. Married Margaret,
dau. of Dr Edward Warner, of Oxford. Author, Stonehenge,
a pastoral. Died May, 1640, aged 45. Will, P.C.C. {Al.Oxon.;
Vis. of London, 1634; D.N.B.)
SPEED, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar at Queens', May 17, 1718. Of
Dorset. Matric. 1718; B.A. 1721-2.
SPEED, MATTHEW. Adm. sizar at Jesus, July 3, 1651. Of
Suffolk. Matric. 1651; B.A. 1654-5; Scholar, 1655. Perhaps
V. of South Bersted, Sussex, 1650 {sic)-78. Buried there
Nov. 25, 1678. {Sussex Archaeol. Coll., xxiv. 174.)
SPEED, OSWALD. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Easter, 1572;
B.A. 1575-6.
SPEERE, see SPEARE.
SPEERING, JAMES. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1647.
(Previously adm. at St Catharine's.) Of Dorset. B.A. 1647-8;
M.A. 1651; B.D. 1659; D.D. 1666. Fellow of Queens',
1649-63. Senior Proctor, 1657-8. Ord. priest (Jos. Hall,
Bishop of Norwich) Apr. 15, 1654. R. of Colne Engaine,
Essex. R. of St Martin Vintry, London, 1661-71. Died 1671.
Admon. (P.C.C.) Oct. 5, 1671; to his widow.
SPERING, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Caius, Jan. 27,
1639-40. S. and h. of Cornelius, Esq., deceased, of Stifford,
Essex. B. in the parish of St Mary Magdalen, Milk Street,
London. School, Brentwood. Matric. 1640; Scholar, 1640-5;
B.A. 1643-4. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, July 14, 1644. Prob-
ably buried at Stifford, Nov. 18, 1654- {Venn, i. 337.)
SPYGHT or SPEIGHT, JAMES (?JOHN). Matric. sizar from
Trinity, Michs. 1549; Scholar, 1550; B.A. i55-2-3i as John
Spithe; M.A. 1556, as John Spyght. FeUow, 1553-
SPEIGHT or SPEGHT, JAMES. B.D. from Christ's, 1596;
II years from his first admission, probably therefore a
' 10 year man." S. of John, of Horbury, Wakefield, Vorks.
D.D. 1623. Incorp. at Oxford, 1597. Ord. deacon (London)
1590-1, age 26; priest. May, 1591. R. of St Mary Magdalen,
Milk Street, London, 1592-1637. R. of St Clement's, East-
cheap, 1611-37. He witnessed the nuncupative will of
William (1577). Author, religious. Died before May 2, 1637.
Will, P.C.C; of Deptford, Kent. Possibly father of John
(1621) and Nathaniel (1621-2). {Peile, i. 172.)
Speight, John
SPEGHT, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1604;
B.A. 1608-9.
SPEIGHT, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Christ's, July, 1621.
Possibly s. of James (1596). Perhaps brother of the next.
SPEIGHT, NATHANIEL. B.A. from Christ's, 162 1-2. Possibly
s. of James (1596). Ord. priest (London) 1624. Perhaps
brother of John (above).
SPEGHT, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Peterhouse, Easter,
1566. Of Yorkshire. B.A. 1569-70; M.A. 1573. Doubtless
canon of Ely, and the famous Head Master of Ely Grammar
School; 'Who unto Cambridge, Oxford, Inns of Court, sent
near a thousand youths of good report.' Edited the Works
of Chancer, etc. M.I. to his son Laurence, at Clop ton,
Northants. {Cooper, n. 352; D.N.B.)
SPEIGHT, THOMAS. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 5, 1631
(literate); priest, Sept. 20, 1635, 'B.A. of Pembroke Hall.'
SPIGHT, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Pembroke, Jime 17,
1671. Of Nottinghamshire. S. of William, Colonel in the
Army. Matric. 1671; B.A. 1674-5. Ord. deacon (York)
Dec. 1674; priest. May, 1676. V. of Orston, Notts., till 1702.
Died Apr. 27, 1702. (Godfrey, Notts.)
SPEGHTE, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter, 1563;
B.A. 1566-7. Fellow. Buried at St Edward's, Cambridge,
Oct. 28, 1568.
SPIGHT, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter, 1577.
Probably s. of James, and kinsman of James (1596), B.D.
Scholar at Trinity Hall, 1580; LL.B. 1583. Proctor in the
Court of Arches. Will (nuncup.) (P.C.C.) 1593.
SPEIGHT, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Peterhouse,
June 13, 1687. Of Yorkshire. School, ThomhiU. Matric.
1687; Scholar, 1687. Migrated to Emmanuel, Mar. 31, 1688.
B.A. 1691-2. Ord. deacon (York) Mar 12, 1692-3; priest
(Lincoln) May 30, 1697. P.C. of Whaplode Chapel, Lines.,
1698. Peiliaps chaplain in the Navy, 1703-5.
SPEKE, MICHAEL. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Dec. 1608; B.A.
i6n-2.
SPEKE, WILLIAM. Matric. Fell.-Com. from King's, Easter,
1646. Probably 2nd s. of George, of Whitelackington,
Somerset. Of Jordans, Somerset. Married Anne Roynon.
Died Feb. 8, 1680. (Burke, L.G.)
SPELL, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1629;
B.A. 1632-3.
SPELL, THOMAS. B.A. 1602-3. Of Rutland. M.A. from St
John's, 1606; B.D. 1614. Fellow of St John's, 1605-40.
Taxor, 1612. Ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.) June 7, 1612.
Perhaps R. of Scraptoft, Leics., 1639. Buried in the College
Chapel, Dec. 13, 1640. WiU proved (V.C.C.) and (P.C.C.)
Dec. 29, 1640, by his nephew Richard Spell (possibly Richard
(1629)).
SPELLER, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Trinity, Nov. ig,
1686. S. of John. B. at Boulstrode, Bucks. School, Romford,
Essex. Matric. i685-7; Scholar, 1691; B.A. 1691-2.
SPILMAN, ALEXANDER. Matric. pens, froip Trinity, Easter,
1588. Perhaps of HiUington, Norfolk; if so, father of Jere-
miah (1616).
SPELMAN, CHARLES. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Caius, Nov. 9,
1644. 2nd s. of Sir John (1609), Knt., of Heydon, Norfolk,
deceased. Bapt. there, Aug. 3, 1626. Schools, Botesdale
(Mr Easton) and Norwich (Mr Lovering). Matric. 1645.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, Aug. 16, 1633 {sic). Ord. deacon and
priest (Norwich) Dec. 23, 1683, aged 55. R. of Congham,
Norfolk, 1684-1706. Brother of Roger (1644). (K^nn, i. 355;
Vis. of London, 1634.)
SPELMAN, CLEMENT. Matric. pens, from Clare, Lent, 1579-
80. Doubtless s. and h. of John, of Narborough, Norfolk
(by his ist wife, Judith, dau. of Sir Clement Higham, of
SuSolk). Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Apr. 24, 1581. Sherili of
Norfolk, 1598-9. Knighted, July 23, 1603. Of Narborough,
Knt. Married (1) Anne (? Alice), dau. of Edmund Kervile,
Esq. (?Carvill); (2) Ursula, dau. of Sir John Willoughby,
of Derbyshire. Died Sept. 24, 1607. M.I. at Narborough.
Brother of William (1579-80) and perhaps of Francis {c. 1592).
{Vis. of Norfolk; Le Neve, Mon.; Blomefield, vi. 153, 163.)
SPELMAN, CLEMENT. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs.
1616. 4th s. of Sir Henry (1580-1), of Congham, Norfolk.
Bapt. at Sedgeford, Norfolk, Oct. 4, 1598. Adm. at Gray's
Inn, Mar. 20, 1613. Barrister, 1624. Bencher, 1660. Cursitor
Baron of the Exchequer, 1663-79. Married Mary Mason, of
St Leonard's, Shoreditch, July 16, 1628. Died June, 1679.
Buried at St Dunstan's, Fleet Street, London. Brother of
John (1609) and probably father of Henry (1671). {Vis. of
J^ndon, 1634; D.N.B.)
SPILMAN, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1571.
SPILMAN, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, c. 1592.
Perhaps s. of John, of Narborough, Norfolk, Esq. Adm. at
Spelman, Mundeford
Gray's Inn, May 30, 1595; of Northborrow (Narborough),
Norfolk. Perhaps brother of Clement (1579-80) and WiUiam
(1579-80).
SPELMAN, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Lent, 1580-1.
S. of Henry, of Congham, Norfolk. B.A. from Trinity Hall,
1582-3. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, May 14, 1585-6. M.P. for
Castle Rising, Norfolk, 1593, 1597-8; for Worcester, 1625.
Knighted, Mar. 14, 1603-4. High Sheriff of Norfolk, 1604-6.
Settled in London for study, 1612. Married Eleanor, dau.
of John L'Estrange, of Hunstanton. Author, History of
Sacrilage, etc. Historian and antiquary. Founded an Anglo-
Saxon readership at Cambridge, 1635. Buried in West-
minster Abbey, Oct. 14, 1641, aged 80. Father of Clement
(above) and of John (1609). {Vis. of London, 1634; D.N.B.)
SPILMAN, HENRY. M.A. 1671 {Lit. Reg.). Doubtless s. of
Clement (i6i6). Baron of the Exchequer, and grandson of
Henry (above). Of Wickmere, Norfolk. Died Nov. 19, 1698,
aged 68. M.I. at Wickmere. {Blomefield, \J. 4$g; N. and Q.,
3rd S., V. 523.)
SPELMAN, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age r8) at Caius, Nov. 4,
1718. 3rd s. of Mundeford, Esq., of Narborough, Norfolk.
Bapt. there, Feb. 12, 1701-2. School, Lynn (Mr Horn).
Matric. 1718-9; Scholar, 1719-26; B.A. 1722-3; M.A. 1726.
One of these names died May 29, 1755 ; of Peckham. Brother
of John (1710) and Mundeford (1712). (Venn,\i. 10; G.Mag.)
SPELMAN, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, Dec. 28,
1746. S. of John (1710), of Narborough, Norfolk, Esq. B. in
London. Schools, Bury (Mr Kynnesraan) and Fulham,
Middlesex (private). Matric. 1747; Scholar, 1747-51; B.A.
1750-1; M.A. 1754. Fellow, 1751-4. Ord. deacon (Ely)
May 24, 1752; priest, Mar. 18, 1753. V. of Narborough with
Narford, 1753-99. R.of Downham, 1779-1804. Died Aug. 30,
1810. Buried at Narborough. M.I. Will, P.C.C. {Venn, 11. 59.)
SPILMAN, J. B.A. 1467-8; M.A. 1471.
SPELMAN, JEREMIAH. Adm. pens, at Queens', Oct. 16, 1616.
Of Norfolk. Doubtless s. and h. of Alexander (1588), of
HiUington, Norfolk, gent. B.A. 1618; M.A. 1622. Adm. at
Gray's Inn, Aug. 11, 1615. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 7;
priest, June 8, 1623. R. of West Newton, Norfolk, 1636-51.
R. of Congham St Mary, till 1643. R. of HiUington, 1651-70.
SPILMAN, JOHN. Canonicus. Obtained leave to enter the
Library, 1507-8.
SPELMAN, JOHN. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Trinity, Michs.
1609. Said to have studied also at Brasenose College,
Oxford. S. and h. of Sir Henry (1580-1), of Norfolk, Knt.
B. at Hunstanton, 1594. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 16,
1607-8. M.P. for Worcester, 1626. TraveUed on the Con-
tinent, 1628. Gained the favour of Charles I. Knighted,
Dec. 18, 1641. Married Anne, dau. of John Townshend.
Compiled a Life of King Alfred. Died July 25, 1643. Brother
of Clement (1616), father of Roger (1644) and Charles (1644).
{Vis. of London, 1634; Al. Oxon.; D.N.B.)
SPILMAN, JOHN. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Emmanuel, Oct. 11,
1622. Doubtless s. and h. of Clement, of Narborough,
Norfolk. Adm. at the Middle Temple, Feb. 7, 1624-5.
M.P. for Castle Rising, 1645-8. Of Narborough, Norfolk,
Esq. Married Anne, dau. of Sir John Heveningham, Knt.
Died Jan. 31, 1662, aged 56. Buried at Narborough. M.I.
Father of the next. {Blomefield, vi. 164.)
SPELMAN or SPILMAN, JOHN. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 16) at
Caius, July 1, 1651. S. and h. of John (above), Esq., of
Narborough, Norfolk. B. at Mannington. School, Gunners-
bury, Middlesex (Mr Blackman). Matric. 1652. Adm. at
the Middle Temple, June ii, 1647. Buried July 3, 1680.
{Venn, i. 383.)
SPELMAN, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Trinity, May 5, 1668.
Probably s. and h. of Roger (1644), of Congham, Norfolk,
Esq. Matric. 1668. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 15, 1670-1.
SPELMAN, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, May 19, 1710;
afterwards FeU.-Com. S. and h. of Mundeford, Esq., of
Narborough, Norfolk. Bapt. there, Mar. 3, 1692. School,
Eton. Matric. 1710; Scholar, 1710-4. Adm. at the Middle
Temple, June 14, 1710. CaUed to the Bar, 1718; Bencher,
1745; Reader, 1753; Treasurer, 1756. Of Narborough, Esq.
Married Anne, dau. of Charles Le Groos, Nov. 9, 1719.
Died Dec. 3, 1768. Brother of Mundeford (1712) emd Henry
(1718). {Venn, 1. 523; Middle Temple Bench Book.)
SPELMAN, MUNDEFORD. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, Nov.
10, 1712. S. of Mundeford, Esq., of Narborough, Norfolk.
Bapt. there, Sept. 7, 1694. School, Eton. Scholar, 1712-4;
Matric. 1713. Adm. at the Middle Temple, Jan. 26, 1712.
Migrated to Oxford. Matric. (Oriel CoUege, Oxford) Feb. 11,
1715-6; B.A. (Oxford) 1718; M.A. 1723. Ord. deacon
(Norwich) June 12; priest, Sept. 25, 1720. V. of Crostwick,
Norfolk, 1720-36. R. of Sloley, 1720. V. of Narborough,
and of Narford, 1736. Died Mar. 25, 1751. WiU proved
(Norwich) 1751. Brother of John (1710) and Henry (1718).
{Venn, 1. 528.)
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SPELMAN, ROGER. Adm. at Sidney, Nov. 9, 1644. S. and
h. of Sir John (1609), Knt. Bapt. May 6, 1625, at Heydon,
Norfolk. Migrated to Caius as Fell.-Com. Mar. 22, 1644-5.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, Aug. 12, 1633. Of Holme-by-Sea, Esq.
Married a daughter of Robert Strutt, of Lincoln's Inn.
Gave MSS. and books to the College Library. Died Nov. 27,
1678. Buried at Congham St Andrew. M.I. Brother of
Charles (1644) and probably father of John {1668). {Venn,
I. 356; Vis. of London, 1634.)
SPILMAN, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 5, 1659.
Of Norfolk. Matric. 1659.
SPILLMAN, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Feb. 24,
1595-6. Matric. c. 1596. Afterwards Fell.-Com.
SPELMAN, WILLIAM. Educated at Magdalene, c. 1570.
7th s. of Sir John, of Narborough, Norfolk. Travelled
abroad and fought in Flanders, 1575. Married Catherine,
dau. of Cornelius van Stonhove, a judge in Holland. Author,
Dialogue. {Cooper, 11. 496; Mag. Coll. Hist., 59; D.N.B.;
Vis. of Norfolk, 1563; Blomefield, vi. 152-3.)
SPELMAN, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Clare, Lent, 1579-
80. Doubtless 2nd s. of John, of Narborough, Norfolk.
Brother of Clement (1579-80) and perhaps of Francis (c.
1592). {Vis. of Norfolk, 1563.)
SPYLMAN, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Easter,
1585.
SPILMAN, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1585; Scholar, 1588; B.A. 1589-90; M.A. 1593.
SPELLMAN, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1616.
SPELMAN, . Pens, at Gonville Hall, 1531.
SPENCE, EDWARD. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Sept. i, 1675. S. of
Abraham, R. of Market Bosworth, Leics., deceased. Matric.
1675; Rustat Scholar, 1675; B.A. 1679-80; M.A. 1683.
Fellow, 1681-1735. Became insane. Died 1735. Perhaps
brother of the next. {Jesus Coll. Hist., 137.)
SPENCE, FERRAND. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Apr. 16, 1669.
Of Leicestershire. Perhaps s. of Abraham, R. of Market
Bosworth. Matric. 1669. Founded a Hospital for 12 widows
at Carlton-in-Craven, Yorks., 1698. Perhaps brother of
Edward (above).
SPENS, GILBERT DEL (DEL DESPENS). 'King's Scholar' at
Cambridge, 1328-32.
SPENCE, JAMES. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Pembroke, Michs.
1614.
SPENCE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse, Easter, 1602.
One of these names adm. at Leyden, Dec. 6, 1603.
SPENCE, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Sidney, Apr. 23, 1640.
3rd s, of Robert, Esq. B. at Balcombe, Sussex. Schools,
Balcombe (Mr Jno. Browne), Grinstead and Cuckfield.
Matric. 1640. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Apr. 30, 1642. Married
Ruth Stapley. Died at South Mailing, Sussex, 1691, aged 67.
Brother of William (1635). (Horsfield, Lewes, 11. 172.)
SPENCE, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Sx John's, July 14,
1677. S. of Joseph, cook. B. at Cambridge. School, St
Paul's, London. Matric. 1677-8; B.A. 1681-2; M.A. 1685.
FeUow, 1685-94. Precentor of Winchester Cathedral, 1693.
Perhaps R. of Winnall, Hants., in 1699. If so, father of
Joseph Spence, the well-known anecdotist, for whom see
D.N.B.
SPENCE, LUKE. Adm. pens, at Clare, Oct. 12, 1734. Probably
s. and h. of John, of South Mailing, Sussex, Esq., and great-
grandson of John (1640). B. in London. Adm. at Lincoln's
Inn, Feb. 9, 1732-3. Married Henrietta, dau. of Sir Thomas
Frederick, Knt., of South Mailing. {Horsfield, 11. 172.)
SPENS, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Christ's, May,
1545.
SPENS, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1567.
SPENCE, ROBERT. M.A. 1734 (Incorp. from Trinity College,
Dublin). S. of John, of Co. Tyrone. B. there. Adm.
at Trinity College, Dublin, May 7, 1723, age 18; B.A.
(Dublin) 1727; M.A. 1730. R. of Donaghmore (Derry),
1731-64- Married Elizabeth, dau. of John Forster, Lord
Chief Justice of C.P. Died Dec. 3, 1764. (H. B. Swanzy.)
SPENCE, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius, Mar. 7,
1690-1. S. of Samuel, (?) shoemaker, of Cambridge. B. there.
School, Perse (Mr Sparks). Matric. 1691; Scholar, 1691-6;
B.A. 1694-5; M.A. 1707. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) May 30,
1697; priest, June 19, 1698; C. of Wrestlingworth, Beds.,
1697. C. of Denham, Bucks., 1698. V. of Hayes, Middlesex,
1723-30. R. of Hayes, 1727-30. Died 1730. {Venn, 1. 489;
T. C. Dale; Hennessy.)
Spencer, Brockett
SPENCE, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Jesus, July 5, 1689. Of
Cambridgeshire. Matric. 1689; B.A. 1692-3. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) May 19, 1695; priest (London) Mar. 20, 1697-8.
Perhaps chaplain in the Navy, 1703-6.
SPENS, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter,
1545.
SPENCE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 14) at Sidney, Apr. 29,
1635. S. and h. of Robert, of Balcombe, Sussex. B. at
Tandridge, Surrey. Schools, Bow, Middlesex (Mr Gibbs)
and Balcombe (Mr Browne). Matric. 1637; B.A. 1638-9.
Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Feb. 14, 1636-7. Called to the Bar,
1644. Married Mary, dau. of Samuel Short, of Tenterden,
Kent. Died July i6, 1671. Brother of John (1640). (Hors-
field, Lewes, 11. 172; Vis. of Sussex.)
SPENCE, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Pembroke, June
28,1707. 2nds.of John, of Lichfield, Staffs. School, Charter-
house. Matric. 1707; B.A. 1710-1. Ord. Driest (London)
Mar. 17, 1716-7.
SPENS, . B.A. 1477-8.
SPENCELY, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Michs.
1586. Perhaps V. of Caistor, Lines., 'B.A.,' 1593-1627.
SPENSLY, GREGORY. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter,
1634. Of Norfolk. B.A. 1637-8; M.A. 1641. Ord. deacon
(Norwich) Feb. 25, 1642-3, age 27; priest, Sept. 22, 1644.
R. of Waxham, Norfolk, 1644.
SPENSLEY, RALPH. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1621;
B.A. 1624-5. Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1623; priest, Mar.
1624-5. V. of Little Cotes, Lines., 1628.
SPENCELY, ROGER. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Oct. 25,
1659. S. of Thomas, gent., of Lynn, Norfolk. B. at Thorp-
land. School, Lynn. Adm. at Leyden, Sept. 13, 1662.
Died before Oct. 5, 1673. M.I. at All Saints', Lynn. Brother
of the next. {Venn, i. 407.)
SPENSLEY or SPENCELEY, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16)
at Caius, Apr. 25, 1649. S. and h. of Thomas, gent., of Lynn,
Norfolk. B. at Runcton Holme. School, Tottenhill (Mr
Armstronge). Matric. 1649; Scholar, 1650-4; B.A. 1652-3.
Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Feb. 9, 1653-4. Died before Oct. 5,
1673. M.I. at AU Saints', Lynn. Brother of Roger (above).
{Venn, 1. 375; Le Neve, Man., v. 100.)
SPENSLEY, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Clare, Feb. 26, 1708-9.
B. at Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk. Matric. 1709; B.A. 1714-5.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln, Litt. dim. from Norwich) June 12,
1715; priest (Norwich) July, 1718. C. of Nowton, 1715.
Died Dec. 1718, aged 27. M.I. at Homingsheath.
SPENSER, ALEXANDER. Matric. pens, from Christ's, May,
1569; B.A. 1572-3; M.A. 1576; B.D. 1583. Fellow, 1573-87.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1577. Ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.)
Dec. 19, 1573. R. of Ringstead St Andrew's, Norfolk,
1586-7. V. of Gt Clacton, Essex, 1586. Died there before
May, 1587. {Peile, i. no.)
SPENSER, ANDREW. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1645. B. at Cambridge, 1628. Matric. 1645; B.A. 1649;
M.A. 1653. Fellow, 1648-67. Senior Proctor, 1663-4.
SPENCER, ARNOLD. Matric. sizar from St Catharine's,
Easter, 1645; B.A. 1648-9; M.A. 1652. Incorp. at Oxford,
1653. V. of South Mimms, Middlesex, c. 1654-63, deprived.
R. of Elstree, Herts., 1663-1706. Buried in St Albans
Abbey, June 18, 1706. (F. C. Cass, South Mimms.)
SPENSER, AUGUSTINE. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Dec. i,
1569. S. of Nicholas, citizen and merchant taylor. B. in
London. Schools, St Antholin and St Lawrence and Merchant
Taylors'. Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1578; 'of London.'
SPENCER, BECKWITH. Adm. sizar at Corpus Christi, 1698.
Of Yorkshire. Matric. 1698; B.A. 1701-2; M.A. 1704. Ord.
deacon (York) Mar. 1701-2; priest (Chester) Dec. 20, 1702.
R. of North Claypole, Lines., 1717-21.
SPENCER, BENJAMIN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, May 9, 1614.
B. in St John Zachary, London. Matric. 1614; B.A. 1617-8;
M.A. 1621. Ord. deacon (Nonvich) ; priest (London) Sept. 19,
1619, age 24. P.C. of Northaw, Herts., 1619. V. of Alden-
ham, 1633-41. Sequestered from St Thomas' Hospital,
London, 1643, to St Leonard's, Bromley, 1645. R. of West
Wickham, Kent, 1657.
SPENCER, BROCKETT. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 16) at Sidney,
May 9, 1622. S. of Sir Richard (1575), Knt., late of Ofiiey,
Herts., 'deceased.' B. there. School, Ridge (Mr Plumtre).
Matric. 1623. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Feb. 8, 1624-5.
Succeeded his brother, Sir John, of Offley, Bart., in the
family estate, Sept. 1633. Created Bart., Sept. 26, 1642.
Married Susan, dau. of Sir Nicholas Caicw, of Beddington,
Surrey. Died July 3, i658, aged 63. Buried at Offley. M.I.
Father of Richard (1666-7) and William (1675). {G.E.C., 11.
200.)
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SPENCER, CHARLES, Earl of Sunderland. LL.D. 1705. 2nd s.
of Robert, Earl of Sunderland and Baron Spencer of Wonn-
leighton. B. 1674. M. P. for Tiverton, 1695-1702. Succeeded
to the peerage, Sept. 28, 1702. Envoy to Vienna, 1705.
P.C., 1706 and 1714. Secretary of State for the South, 1706-
10. Lord Privy Seal, 1715-6. Vice-Treasurer of Ireland for
life, 1716. Secretary of State for the North, 1717-8. Lord-
President of the Council, 1718-9. First Lord of the Treasury
(Prime Minister), 1718-21. K.G., 1719. Involved in the
disgrace attending the South Sea scheme in 1721. Married
three wives. Died Apr. 19, 1722. Buried at Brington,
Northants. (G.E.C.; D.N.B.)
SPENCER, CHARLES. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Sidney, Mar. 4,
1707-8. S. of William, gent. B. at Hanwell, Oxon. School,
HanweU (Mr Wright). Matric. 1708; B.A. 1713-4.
SPENCER, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's,
June 30, 1665. S. of John, of London. B. there. School,
Tinwell, Rutland (private). Matric. 1667; B.A. 1668-9.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1669. Ord. deacon (Ely) Mar. 31, 1670-1.
V. of Sidlesham, Sussex, 1671-80. Preb. of Chichester, 1675-
1705. V. of Westboume, 1679-1705. Died Oct. 22, 1705.
Buried at Westboume. M.I. Will (Chichester) 1705.
(Sussex Archaeol. Coll., xxii. 110; Al. Oxon.)
SPENCER, DEVEREUX. Adm. sizar at Trinity, Apr. 22, 1646.
Of Leicestershire. Matric. 1646; Scholar, 1649; B.A. 1649-
50; M.A. 1653. Fellow, 1650. R. of Lowther, Westmorland,
in 1657. R. of Cheadle, Staffs., 1659-73. Preb. of Lichfield,
1668-73. Father of the next. Died 1673.
SPENCER, DEVEREUX. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Trinity,
Apr. 11, 1683. S. of Devereux (above), R. of Cheadle, Stags.
School, Stafford. Matric. 1683; Scholar, 1685; B.A. 1686-7;
M.A. 1690. V. of Cardington, Beds., 1690-1701. V. of Gt
Barford, 1692-9. Buried Feb. 10, 1700-1.
SPENSER, EDMUND. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, May 20,
1569. Probably s. of John, clothmaker, of East Smithfield,
London. B. there, c. 1552. School, Merchant Taylors'.
B.A. 1572-3: M.A. 1576. The Poet. College friend of Gabriel
Harvey and Edward Kirke. Entered the household of Robert
Dudley, Earl of Leicester, 1578. Became acquainted with
Sir Philip Sidney and others. Published The Shepheard's
Calendar, 1579, and began the Faerie Queene before 1580.
Appointed Secretary to Arthur Grey, Lord Grey de Wilton
and accompanied him to Ireland, 1580. Settled at Kilcolman
Castle, near Cork, 1588. Sheriff of Cork, 1598. Married
Elizabeth Boyle, June it, 1594. His castle of Kilcolman
burned in a sudden insurrection of the natives, Oct. 1598.
Fled to London with his family. Died in distress in a
lodging in King Street, Westminster, Jan. 16, 1598-9.
Buried in Westminster Abbey. For an account of his works
see D.N.B. Perhaps brother of John (1575). (Coo/)£r, 11. 258:
D.N.B.)
SPENCER, EDMUND. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Easter, 1612;
B.A. 1615-6; M.A. 1619.
SPENCER, EDMUND. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, Aug. 14,
1678.
SPENCER, EDWARD. Adm. pens, at Caius, Nov. 15, 1575.
5th s. of Sir John, Knt., of Althorpe, Brington, Northants.
Bapt. Aug. 14, 1561. Matric. (Magdalen College, Oxford)
1571. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Jan. 18, 1576-7. Died s.p.
Brother of Richard (1575) and probably of John (1561) and
Thomas (1561). (Venn, i. 84; Baker, i. 109.)
SPENCER, EDWARD. Matric. sizar (age 19) from Pembroke,
Michs. 1621. S. of Richard (1583), of Oundle, Northants.,
Master of Oundle School. B.A. 1624-5. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
Mar. 1; priest. Mar. 2, 1628-9.
SPENSER, EDWARD. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Trinity, Oct. 4,
1649. Of Kent. Probably s. and h. of Sir Richard, of
Orpington, Kent, and grandson of Robert, Baron Spencer,
of Wonnleighton, Warws. Matric. 1649. Adm. at Lincoln's
Inn, May 14, 1655. Died s.p. probably before Nov. i, 1661.
(Baker, i. 109. According to Hasted, i. 137, Sir Richard was
succeeded at Orpmgton by his dau. Mary (the wife of William
Gee, Esq.) and co-heir with her sister Margaret.)
SPENCER, EDWARD. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Mar. 29,
1651. Of Cheshire.
SPENCER, EDWARD. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1697. Of
Suffolk. Probably s. of John (1657), of Rendlesham, Suffolk,
Esq. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Oct. 8, 1698.
SPENCER, ETHELBERT. Matric. sizar from King's, Easter,
1582. S. of John, of Chart, Sutton, Kent. B.A. from Jesus,
1585-6; M.A. 1589; M.D. 1598. Incorp. at Oxford, 1598.
(Vis. of Kent, 1619; Al. Oxon.)
SPENCER, EXUPERIUS. Matric. sizar from Magdalene,
Easter, 1633; B.A. 1636-7; M.A. 1640. R. of Kedleston,
Derbs., in 1650. Will (P.C.C.) 1656; of Asklehay, Wirks-
worth, Derbs. (Cox, Churches of Derbs., iii. 174.)
Spencer, John
SPENCER, FRANCIS. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs. 1583 ;
B.A. from Jesus, 1587-8; M.A. 1596. Ord. priest (Lincoln)
Oct. 7, 1597. R. of Fen Ditton, Cambs., 1599-1602.
V. of Flempton and Hengrave, Suffolk, 1602-31. Died
1631.
SPENSER, GEOFFREY. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1555 (imputes).
SPENCER, GEORGE. Matric. from Magdalene, Easter, 1693;
probably adm. May 1, 1693, 2is Thomas, whom see.
SPENSER, HENRY. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, July 8, 1635.
Of Northamptonshire. S. of William (1607-8), R. of Scald-
well. Bapt. there, Dec. 10, 1619. Matric. 1635; B.A. 1638-9;
M.A. 1642. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 22; priest, Dec. 22,
1644. Intruded R. of Wadenhoe, Northants.; there, in 1648;
conformed, 1662. R. of Woolley, Hunts., 1668-70. Married
Katherine, dau. of Michael Wright, of Brixworth, Northants.,
Sept. 8, 1646. Buried at Wadenhoe, Oct. 11, 1670. Brother
of Nathaniel (1648-9) and father of John (1667).
SPENSER, J. B.A. 1465-6.
SPENCER, JAMES. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, Apr. 30,
1660. S. of Richard, deceased, of Worksop, Notts. B. there.
School, Worksop. Matric. 1660; B.A. 1663-4; M.A. 1667.
Ord. deacon (Gloucester, at Holbom) Feb. 27, 1669-70.
SPENCER, JEREMY. Adm. sizar (age 20) at St John's, July 29,
1639. S. of Miles (1590), R. of Worlingworth, Suffolk. B.
there. School, Cambridge (Mr Lovering). Brother of Thomas
(1618).
SPENCER, JEROME. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter, 1583.
Of Hertfordshire.
SPENCER, JOHN. Fellow of Pembroke, c. 1380. Presented by
the College to Tilney, Norfolk, 1409.
SPENSER, JOHN. Matric. FeU.-Com. (age 12) from Trinity,
Michs. 1561. Probably s. and h. of Sir John, of Althorpe,
Northants., Knt. Created M.A. (Oxford) Sept. 17, 1589.
M.P. for Northampton, 1572-83. Knighted, 1588. Sheriff
of Northants., 1591. Married Mary, dau. of Sir Robert
CateUn, Lord Chief Justice of England. Died Jan. 9, 1599.
Buried at Brington. M.I. Ancestorof the Earls of Sunderland.
Probably brother of Thomas (1561) and Edward (1575),
etc. (Baker, 1. 108; Collins, i. 389; Al. Oxon.)
SPENCER, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1570;
B.A. 1573-4; M.A. 1577.
SPENCER, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1571;
B.A. 1575-6. Perhapsord. priest (Norwich). R. of Wadding-
worth, Lines., 1578-83, 'B.A.' Perhaps R. of Little Frans-
ham, Norfolk, 1578-83.
SPENSER, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Easter, 1575.
Of London.
SPENSER, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Easter, 1575;
B.A. 1577-8. Perhaps brother of Edmimd, the poet.
SPENCER, JOHN. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Christ's, Michs.
1578. Perhaps s. of Robert, of St Albans, Herts.; age 10
in 1572. Adm. at Gray's Inn, 1580. Died Jan. 6, 1622 s.p.
(Vis. of Beds., 1634, 196; Peile, i. 147.)
SPENCER, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, 1596-7;
Scholar, 1597; B.A. 1600-1; M.A. 1604. Incorp. at Oxford,
1605. Probably R. of Gt Musgrave, Westmorland, 1612-34.
V. of St Michael's, Appleby, 1614-34. Buried at Gt Musgrave,
Mar. 7, 1633-4.
SPENSER, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Emmanuel, Easter, 1605.
S. of Stephen. B. at Boughton-under-Blean. Bapt. there,
Feb. 1, 1589-90. B.A. 1608-9. Ord. deacon (London) Mar. 4,
1609-10, age 23; 'C. of Gt Badow, Essex'; priest, Dec. 22,
1611. Probably V. of Stoke, Kent, 1624-37. Buried Jan. 17,
1637-8. Will, P.C.C.
SPENSER, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Easter, 1609.
SPENCER, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter, 1618.
Of Lincolnshire. Converted to Romanism when a student.
Entered the Society of Jesus, 1627, age 26. Professor of
Moral Theology at Li6ge, in 1642. An eminent contro-
versialist. Died Jan. 17, 1670-1, in the family of the Earl
of Shrewsbury. (D.N.B.; Records S.J., 11. 194; Peile, 1. 324.)
SPENCER, JOHN (1619), see HATCLIFFE, VINCENT.
SPENCER, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter, 1629.
Of Lincolnshire.
SPENCER, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Sidney, June 12,
1634. S. of John, Esq. B. at Gt Staughton, Hunts. Schools,
Orlingbury and Oundle (Mr Sam. Cobbe). Matric. 1634;
B.A. 1637-8; M.B. 1640; M.D. 1650.
SPENCER, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Trinity, May 13, 1642.
Matric. 1644.
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SPENCER, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Lent,
1645-6. Of Boughton-under-Blean, Kent. Perhaps s. of
Adam, felmonger, of Boughton-under-Blean. B. Oct. 1630.
School, Canterbury. B.A. 1648-9; M.A. 1652; B.D. 1659;
D.D. 1665. Fellow, 1655. Master, 1667-93. Vice-Chancellor,
1673-4. University preacher. V. of St Benet, Cambridge,
1662. R. of Landbeach, Cambs., 1667-83. Archdeacon of
Sudbury, 1667-93. Preb. of Ely, 1672-7. Dean of Ely, 1677.
Married Hannah, dau. of Isaac Puller, of Hertford. A learned
Hebraist. Author, theological. Died May 27, 1693, aged 63.
Buried in the College Chapel. M.I. WiU (V.C.C. and P.C.C.)
1693. Benefactor to the College. {Masters; Hasted, in. g.)
SPENCER, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Corpus Christi, 1657. Of
Suffolk. Probably s. and h. of Edward, of Rendlesham,
Suffolk, Esq.; age 26 in 1664. Matric. 1659. Adm. at Gray's
Inn, Nov. 29, 1659. Married (i) Anne, dau. of John Renett,
of Brandeston; (2) Elizabeth, dau. of Frederic Ievt(?), of
Campsey Ash. Died 1709, aged 76 (sic). Buried at Rendles-
ham. Perhaps father of Edward (1697). {Vis. of Suffolk,
1664; Davy.)
SPENCER, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Clare, June 19, 1667. Of
■ Wadenhoe, Northants. S. of Henry (1635), clerk. School,
Oundle. Matric. 1667; B.A. 1670-1; M.A. 1674. Fellow,
1672. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) May 25, 1673; priest (London)
June, 1674- Probably R. of Gt Ryburgh, Norfolk, 1687-
1720, and father of Robert (1712).
SPENCER, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Sept. 24, 1670.
Matric. 1670; B.A. 1674-5. One of these names signed for
priest's orders (London) June 3, 1694; 'B.A. of Clare.'
SPENCER, Sir JOHN, Bart. Adm. at St Catharine's, Oct. 17,
1694. S. of Sir Richard (1666-7), of Offley, Herts. Bapt.
there, Feb. 27, 1677-8. Succeeded as 3rd Bart., Feb. 21,
1687-8. Died unmarried Aug. 6, 1699. M.I. at Offley.
(G.E.C., II. 200.)
SPENSER, LEONARD. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi,
Michs. 1546.
SPENSER, LEONARD. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1576.
One of these names of Rendlesham, Suffolk; married Anne,
sister to Sir Henry Lee. {Vis. of Suffolk, 1664-5.)
SPENCER, LUKE. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's, Easter,
1636. Of Bedfordshire. B.A. 1638-9; M.A. 1642. Ord.
deacon and priest (Lincoln) Oct. 30, 1645. R. of Maulden,
Beds., 1668-83. Buried there Sept. 2, 1683. Father of the
next. (W. M. Noble.)
SPENCER, LUKE. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Peterhouse, June
29, 1677- Of Bedfordshire. S. of Luke (above). Bapt. Dec.
25. 1659, at Maulden. School, Potton, Beds.
SPENSER, MILES. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Oct. 2, 1590.
S. of John, gent. B. at Colton, Norfolk. School, Colton.
Scholar, 1592-8; B.A. 1594-5; M.A. 1598. Incorp. at
Oxford, 1601. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Feb. 24, 1598-9; priest,
Feb. 24, 1599-1600. R. of Worlingworth, Suffolk, 1599.
WiU proved (Norwich) 1627. Father of Jeremy (1639) and
Thomas (1618). {Venn, i. 141.)
SPENSER, NATHANIEL. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's,
Jan. 17, 1648-9. 5th s. of William (1607-8), R. of Scaldwell,
Northants. Bapt. there, Aug. 3, 1631. Matric. 1649,
'Spinster.' Migrated to Clare, Jime 10, 1652. B.A. 1652-3;
M..\. 1656. Brother of Henry (1635).
SPENCER, NICHOLAS. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Magdalene,
Easter, 1589. S. of Robert, of Cople, Beds. Bapt. there,
Mar. 28, 1573. Of Cople, Esq. Married Mary, dau. of Thomas
Elmes, of Lilford, Northants. Buried at Cople, Jan. 19,1625-6.
WiU proved, Apr. 3, 1626. Father of the next. {Vis. of Beds.,
1634; Genealog. Bedf., 367.)
SPENCER, NICHOLAS. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Queens',
Easter, 1628. S. and h. of Nicholas (above), late of Cople,
Beds., Esq. Bapt. there, Nov. 15, i6n. Adm. at Lincoln's
Inn, Aug. 14, 1629. Married Mary, dau. of Sir Edward
Gostwicke, Knt. and Bart., Jan. 20, 1629. Died 1643-4.
{Vis. of Beds., 1634; Victoria Co. Hist., iii. 240; Genealog.
Bedf, 368.)
SPENCER, NICHOLAS. Adm. sizar at Trinity, Apr. 23, 1657.
Matric. 1660; Scholar, 1661; B.A. 1662-3; M.A. 1666; B.D.
1694. FeUow, 1664. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 20, i668.
R. of Hilgay, Norfolk, 1679-1705. Died June 15, 1705,
aged 62. M.I. at Hilgay.
SPENSER, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Michael House,
Michs. 1546.
SPENSER, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 20) at Caius, May 2,
1563. Of Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk. S. of Richard, gent.
School, Bury St Edmunds. Matric. 1563.
SPENCER, RICHARD. M.A. 1575 (Incorp. from Oxford). (Adm.
at Caius, Nov. 15, 1575, age 22.) 4th s. of Sir John, Knt.,
of Althorp, Brington, Northants. B.A. (Oxford) 1572. M.P.
for East Looe, 1584-6; for BereAlstone, 1588-9; for Brackley,
Spencer, Sampson
1604-11. Knighted, May 7, 1603. Of OfHey, Herts., Knt.
Married Helen, dau. of Sir John Brocket, of Brocket HaU,
Knt. Died Nov. 1624. Brother of Edward (1575) and
probably of John (1561) and Thomas (1561), father of
Brocket (1622). {Venn, 1. 84; Cussans, 11; Clutterbuck, in.
96.)
SPENCER, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter, 1583;
B.A. 1587-8; M.A. 1592. Master of Oundle School, North-
ants., 1597-1616. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 19; priest,
Sept. 20, 1613. Father of Edward (1621).
SPENCER, RICHARD. Adm. sizar at Magdalene, May 5,
1662. S. of , late of Wirksworth, Derbs. School, Wirks-
worth. B.A. 1665-6. One of these names of Goring, Sussex,
clerk; wiU (Chichester) 1690.
SPENCER, RICHARD. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 17) at Sidney,
Feb. 8, 1666-7. S. and h. of Sir Brockett (1622), Bart. B. at
Offley, Herts. Schools, Hitchin and Elmden. Matric. 1667.
Adm. at the Inner Temple, Oct. 26, i668. Succeeded his
father as 2nd Bart., July 3, 1668. Married Mary, dau. of
Sir John Musters, of Colwick, Notts. Died Feb. 21, 1687-8,
aged 41. Buried at OiBey. Brother of WiUiam (1675) and
father of Sir John (1694). (Le Neve, Mon.; G.E.C., 11. 200.)
SPENCER, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from King's, Easter, 1693;
B.A. 1696-7; M.A. 1714. Ord. deacon (London) nly 4,
1710. V. of Cobham, Kent, 1710-9. R.ofAUington, 1714-45.
Head Master of Tonbridge School, 1714-43. Author, Bellum
Granmaiicule. Died Aug. 1746. Father of the next and of
Skinner (1733). (Musgrave.)
SPENCER, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's, Mar.
28,1730. S. of Richard (above). School, Tonbridge. Matric.
1730; B.A. 1736-7. Ord. deacon (Lincoln, Litt. dim. from
Peterborough) June 5, 1737. Died 1739. Brother of Skinner
(1733). {Scott-Mayor, 111. 425.)
SPENSER, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Trinity, June 30,
1746. S. of Richard, of Kirkby Stephen, Westmorland.
School, Durham (Mr Dongworth). Matric. 1746; Scholar,
1749; B.A. 1750; M.A. from Pembroke, 1753. FeUow of
Pembroke, 1750. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Mar. 11, 1749-50;
priest, June 2, 1751. R. of Rawreth, Essex, 1755-62. Died
before July 22, 1762.
SPENSER, ROBERT. B.Can.L. 1459-60. R. of Homsey,
Middlesex, 1447-63. R. of St Andrew-by-the-Wardrobe,
1463-9. WiU proved (Com. C.) July 4, 1469; to be buried in
the high chancel of St Andrew's.
SPENSER, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Caius, Michs. 1559;
B.A. 1562-3. FeUow, 1562-5. ExpeUed by Dr Caius, during
the quarrels in CoUege. One of these names R. of Rittenden,
Kent, 1574. {Venn, i. 42.)
SPENSER, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Jesus, 1578-9; B.A. 1581-
2. Ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.) Aug. 3, 1582. R. of
Ingrave, Essex, 1589-1638. R. of West Homdon, 1630-8.
Died Sept. 26, 1638. M.I. at Ingrave (not extant). (A. Gray.)
SPENCER, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1613; B.A. 1616-7; M.A. 1620. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept.
20, 1618. Probably V. of Kirkby Green, Lines., 1627.
One of these names adm. at Gray's Inn, May 5, 1613; s. and
h. of Robert, of West Deeping, Lines.
SPENCER, ROBERT. Adm. FeU.-Com. at King's, 1646.
Doubtless 2nd s. of WiUiam, K.B., 2nd Baron Spencer, of
Wormleighton, Warws. Bapt. Feb. 2, 1628-9. (Studied at
Christ Church, Oxford, according to Al. Oxon.) M.P. for
Brackley, 1661-78. Created Viscount Teviot, in Scotland,
Oct. 10, 1685. Married Jane, dau. of Sir Thomas Spencer,
of Yamton, Oxon. Died s.p.. May 20, 1694. Doubtless
brother of William (1651). {Baker, 1. 109; The Scots Peerage,
VIII. 366.)
SPENCER, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Clare, July 4, 1712.
Probably s. of John (1667). B. at Gt Ryburgh, Norfolk,
1695. Matric. 1712; B.A. 1716-7; M.A. 1721. Ord. priest
(Ely) Dec. 18, 1720. R. of Stibbard, Norfolk, 1720-1,
resigned. V. of East and West Rudham, 1721-62. R. of
Bagthorpe, 1736.
SPENSER, ROGER. Adm. pens, (age 20) at Caius, Oct. 20,
1568. Of Newton, Staffs. S. of Richard. School, Repton.
Scholar, 1572; B.A. 1573-4. Ord. deacon (Ely) Dec. 21,
1576; priest (Lincoln) 1578. V. of Overton-under-Arden,
Leics. {alias Orton-on-the-HiU) 1577-85. Buried there Dec.
27, 1607. (Venn, i. 63; Nichols, iv. 849.)
SPENCER, ROGER. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1575,
Of Norfolk.
SPENCER, ROGER. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1655. Of Norfolk.
SPENCER, ROWLAND. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Mar.
1584-5-
SPENSER, SAMPSON. Adm. pens, at Quseks', Apr. 12, 1636.
Of Stafiordshire.
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SPENCER, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Magdalene,
Apr. 14, 1666. 3rd s. of William (1627-8), gent., of Atter-
cliffe, Yorks. Bapt. Jan. 1649. School, Rochdale, Lanes.
Probably settled at Worksop. Brother of William (1657).
(Vis. of Yorks., 1666; Genealogist, N.S., xvii. 127.)
SPENCER, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar at Queens', Apr. 21, 1737.
Of Cheshire. Matric. i737; B.A. 1740-1.
SPENCER, SEXTUS. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Magdalene, Oct. 17,
1722. Doubtless 6th s. of William (1657). Bapt. July 26,
1680, at Sheffield. Lieut, in the Earl of Inchiquin's Foot,
1704. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Feb. 18, 1721-2; 'C of Lilley,
Herts.' (Hunter, Hallamshire; Dalton's Army Lists, v. 260;
H. B. Swanzy.)
SPENCER, SKINNER. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Dec. 30, 1733-
Of Kent. S. of Richard (1693), Head Master of Tonbridge
School. School, Tonbridge; exhibitioner from there. Matric.
1738; LL.B. 1742. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June 13, 1742;
priest, June 9, 1745. P.C. of Ramsey, Hunts., 1742-5. R.
of WooUey, 1746-54. Died 1754. Brother of Richard (1730).
SPENCER, THOMAS. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1499. Left, 1502.
SPENSER, THOMAS. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Trinity, Michs.
1561. Probably 2nd s. of Sir John, of Althorpe, Northants.
Perhaps adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Feb. 1559-60. Custos
brevium of Beds. Of Claverdon, Warws.,Esq. Married Mary,
dau. of Henry Cheke, Esq. Died Nov. 8, 1580. Buried at
Claverdon. M.I. Brother of John (1561). (Vis. of Warws.,
1619; Baker, i. 109.)
SPENCER, THOMAS. Resident student at Trinity Hall,
Aug. 1564. Perhaps adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Nov. 11, 1564;
of Northants. ; if so, died 1629, aged 82. (Lincoln's Inn Adm.)
SPENSER, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at King's, Michs. 1566.
SPENCER, THOMAS. D.D. 1567. B. at Wroughton, Wilts.
After some education at Cambridge removed to Oxford
(according to Cooper, iii. 296). Of Magdalen College, Oxford.
Adm. there, 1540-1, age 15; B.A. (Oxford) 1544; M.A. 1547.
Fellow of Magdalen College, Oxford, 1544-7. After^vards
of Christ Church, Oxford. Proctor, 1552-7. University
preacher, 1566. An exile under Mary, at Zurich, 1554; at
Geneva, 1556. Archdeacon of Chichester, 1560-71. R. of
Hadleigh, Suffolk, 1560-71. Married, at Geneva, Alice Agar,
widow, of Colchester. Buried at Hadleigh, July 10, 1571.
M.I. (Cooper, i. 296, 558; Al. Oxon.)
SPENCER, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1576.
SPENCER, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1578;
Scholar, 1582; B.A. 1582-3; M.A. 1586.
SPENCER, THOMAS. Adm. scholar (age 16) at Caius, July 8,
1618. Of WorUngworth, Suffolk. S. of Miles (1590), R. of
Worlingworth. Schools, Southwold (Mr Clayton) and
Ipswich (Mr Eston). Brother of Jeremy (1639).
SPENCER, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from St Catharine's,
Easter, 1642; B.A. 1644-5; M.A. 1648. One of these names
subs, as deacon (Yorli) Aug. 17, 1662. Perhaps R. of
Dinnington, Yorks.; died there 1679. But see Al. Oxon. for
a contemporary.
SPENCER, THOMAS. M.D. 1671 (Lit. Reg.).
SPENCER, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, May 23,
1672. S. of George, husbandman, of Laughton-en-le-
Morthen, Yorks. B. there. School, Laughton-en-le-Morthen.
Matric. 1672; B.A. 1675-6. Ord. deacon (York) May, 1676;
priest, June, 1680. V. of Maltby, Yorks., 1680.
SPENCER, THOMAS. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1675. B. at Keynton (? Kington), Hereford. Matric. Michs.
1676; B.A. 1680-1; M.A. 1684. Fellow, 1679. Chaplain in
the Navy, and afterwards to the East India Company. Died
in India. (Harwood.)
SPENCER, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Magdalene,
Oct. 16, 1691. S. of Thomas. B. in London. School, New-
castle, Northumberland (private). Matric. 1692; B.A.
1695-6. Ord. priest (London) Dec. 20, 1702.
SPENCER, THOMAS (? GEORGE). Adm. pens, (age 17) at
Magdalene, May i, 1693. S. of Thomas. B. in London.
School, Charterhouse. Probably matric. 1693, George.
SPENCER, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Apr. 30, 1696. Of
Cheshire. Matric. 1696; B.A. 1699-1700; M.A. 1704.
SPENCER, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 20) at Trinity, Mar. 18,
1728-9. S. of William, of Congleton, Cheshire. School,
Lymm, Cheshire (Mr Spencer). Matric. 1729.
SPENCER, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, May 31,
1 75 1. S. of Thomas, of York. School, Beverley, Yorks.
(Mr Clark). Matric. 1751; Scholar, 1752; B.A. i755; M.A.
1758. Fellow, 1756. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) May 21, 1758;
priest, June 10, 1759.
SPENCER, WALTER. Scholar of Trinity, 1560.
Spencer, William
SPENSER, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1560; B.A. 1563-4.
SPENCER, V/ILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, c. 1592.
Ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.) Mar. 25, 1602; 'B.A.'
SPENSER, WILLIAM. B.A. from Christ's, 1607-8; M.A. 1611.
Ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.) July 16, 1611. V. of
Weekley, Northants., 1614-7. R. of Scaldwell, 1617-74.
Licence (Peterb.) to marry Jane, dau. of Henry Freeman,
of Cranford, Jan. 13, 1617-8. Buried at Scaldwell, Jan. 28,
1674-5. Father of Henry (1635) and Nathaniel (1648-9).
(Peile, I. 250; H. I. Longden.)
SPENCER, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs. i6i8.
Of London.
SPENCER, Sir WILLIAM, Bart. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 15) at
Caius, Oct. 29, 1623. S. and h. of Sir Thomas, Knt. and
Bart., of Yamton, Oxon., deceased. Bapt. July 24, 1608,
at Yamton. Matric. 1623; B.A. from Clare, 1625-6. Suc-
ceeded as 2nd Bart., Aug. 17, 1622. Knighted, Aug. 27, 1629.
Succeeded to the estate of his great-uncle, Thomas Spencer,
of Claverdon, Warws., Esq. Married Constance, dau. of Sir
Thomas Lucy, of Charlecote, Warws. Died May, 1647. Will
(P.C.C.) 1651. (Venn, i. 264; G.E.C., i. 69.)
SPENCER, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, 1627-8.
Doubtless s. of William, of Atterdiffe, Yorks. Bapt. Jan. 31,
1612-3. Matric. Easter, 1628; B.A. 1631. Perhaps adm. at
Gray's Inn, Feb. 3, 1631-2. J. P. and Lieut. -Colonel in the
Parliamentary Army. Buried at Sheffield, Dec. 28, 1667,
Father of William (1657) and Samuel (1666).
SPENCER, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Feb. 15,
1629-30. Of Huntingdonshire. Matric. 1629-30.
SPENCER, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Sept. 13,
1634. 3rd s. of Robert, Esq., of Rendlesham, Suffolk.
B. there. School, Rendlesham (Mr Holt). Matric. 1635;
Scholar, 1636-42; B.A. 1638-9; M.A. 1642. Fellow, 1647-51
and 1660-82. Died in College. Buried Sept. 19, 1682, at
St Michael's. Will proved (V.C.C). (Venn, 1. 315.)
SPENCER, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Trinity, June ix, 1647.
Of Leicestershire. Matric. 1646; Scholar, 1650; B.A. 1650-1;
M.A. 1654; B.D. 1661; D.D. 1666. Fellow, 1651. R. of
Thumscoe, Yorks., 1663-1713. Edited, Origen against
Celsus, 1658. Buried Feb. 4, 1713-4. Benefactor to Thums-
coe.
SPENCER, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Clare, Jan. 19, 1648-9.
Matric. 1649; B.A. 1652-3; M.A. 1656.
SPENCER, WILLIAM. Matric. FeU.-Com. from King's, Easter,
1651; M.A. 1653. Doubtless 3rd s. of WiUiam, K.B., 2nd
Baron Spencer. Bapt. Apr. 30, 1630, at Brington, Northants.
Of Ashton Hall, Lanes. Married Elizabeth, dau. of Dutton,
3rd Baron Gerard, of Staffs. Buried Mar. 24, 1687-8.
Doubtless brother of Robert (1646), perhaps father of
William (1672). (According to Collins, i. 394, he died s.p.;
Baker, i. 109; Chetham Soc. lxxxviii.)
SPENCER, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Magdalene,
Apr. 24, 1657; afterwards Fell.-Com. S. and h. of William
(1627-8), of Atterchffe, Yorks., Esq. Bapt. Jan. 20, 1641,
at BraithweU. School, Sheffield. Matric. 1657; B.A. 1659-60.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, May i, 1661. Married and had issue.
Buried at Sheffield, Aug. 19, 1686. M.I. Brother of Samuel
(1666) and probably father of Sextus (1722). (Vis. of Yorks.,
1665; Genealogist, N.S., xvii. 127.)
SPENCER, WILLIAM. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Emmanuel, Aug. 7,
1672. Of Lancashire. Probably s. and h. of WiUiam (1651),
of Ashton HaU, Lanes., Esq.; age 9 in 1664. Matric. 1672-3.
Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Feb. 11, 1672-3. High Sheriff of
Lanes., 1686-7. Doubtless M.P. for Lancaster, 1679-81.
SPENCER, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Peterhouse,
June 10, 1675. Of Hertfordshire. 4th s. of Sir Brockett
(1622), Bart., of Offley. Bapt. there, Nov. 10, 1656. School,
Hertford. Matric. 1675; Scholar, 1675; B.A. 1678-9; M.A.
1682. FeUow, 1680-8. Bursar. Buried at Offley, July 3,
1688. Brotherof Richard (1666-7). (Clutterbuck, in. g7.)
SPENCER, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Corpus Christi, 1676.
Of Kent. Matric. 1676; B.A. 1679-80; M.A. 1683. FeUow,
1680-3. R. of Landbeach, Cambs., 1683-8. Died 1688.
Nephew of John (1645-6), Master of Corpus Christi.
SPENCER, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Christ's, Apr. 16, 1684;
afterwards FeU.-Com. S. of Nicholas, of Cople, Beds, (who
settled in Westmorlcmd, Virginia, and was Secretary of
State for Virginia, 1679-89); probably grandson of Nicholas
(1628). B. in Virginia. School, NorthiU, Beds. Matric. 1685.
Adm. at the Inner Temple, June 22, 1685. Of Cople, Beds.
M.P. for Beds., 1698-1705. Buried at Cople, Oct. 20, 1705.
(Peile, II. 95; Beds. N. and Q., 11. 263; E. Alf. Jones.)
SPENCER, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Pembroke,
Apr. 30, 1700. (Previously adm. at Peterhouse, Apr. 19,
1700.) S. of Samuel, gent. B. at Bedford. Matric. 1700;
B.A. 1703-4.
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SPENCER, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Christ's, July 5,
1706. S. of John, of Cannon Hall, Cawthome, Yorks. B.
there. School, Wakefield (Mr Clarke). Matric. 1706; Scholar,
1706-7. Of Cannon Hall, Esq. Married Christiana, dau. of
Benjamin .\shton, of Hathersedge, Derbs., Esq. Died Jan.
30, 1756, aged 65. Buried at Cawthome. M.I. (Peile, 11. 165;
Hunter, 11. 232.)
SPENCER, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Peterhouse,
July 4, lyig. Of York. School, Doncaster. Matric. 1719;
Scholar, 1719.
SPENSER, . M.A. or higher degree, 1461-2.
SPENSER, . B.Can.L. 1481-2.
SPENSER, . M.Gram. 1525-6. Priest; schoolmaster.
SPENSER, . Adm. scholar at Sidney, Oct. 1600. B. in
London.
SPENDELOWE, CHARLES. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Trinity,
May 13, 1712. S, of John, chemist, of Lichfield. School,
Lichfield. Matric. 1713; Scholar, 1715; B.A. 1715; M.A.
1719. Ord. deacon (London) Jan. 10, 1719-20; priest
(Lincoln, Litt. dim. from Canterbury) Sept. 22, 1734. R. of
Farmington, Gloucs., 1734-73. Buried at St James', Bath,
Apr. 4, 1773.
SPENDLOVE, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. pens, from Corpus
Christi, Easter, 1613. Of Norwich. B.A. 1616-7; M.A. 1620.
Fellow, 1618-9. Incorp. at Oxford, 1618. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) Sept. 19; priest, Sept. 20, 1619. V. of Beddingham,
Norfolk, 1621-65. R- of Wootton, 1624-65. Lecturer
of Yarmouth. Buried there Dec. 10, 1665, aged 69. M.I.
Father of the next. (Blomefield, xi. 392 ; Al. Oxon. ; Masters.)
SPENDLOVE, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Caius,
Apr. 19, 1643. S. of Christopher (above), R. of Wootton,
Norfolk. School, Norwich (Mr Lovering). Matric. 1643;
Scholar, 1647; B.A. 1646-7. Ord. priest (Ard. and Aghad.)
Apr. 25, 1651. V. of Brooke, Norfolk, 1651. R. of Thinne
with Ashby and Oby, 1652. R. of Eccles, 1661-79. R. of
Hempstead, 1661. C. of Ingham, 1664. Minister of St
Nicholas, Yarmouth, 1665-78. Will proved (Norwich) 1678.
Perhaps brother of Thomas (1638). (Venn, i. 349.)
SPENDLOVE or SPENDLOW, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 18) at
Caius, June 21, 1631. S. of John (1602), preb. of Norwich.
Bapt. Sept. 26, 1613, at Blofield. School, Norwich (Mr Ston-
ham). Scholar, 1632-7; B.A. 1634-5; M.A. 1638. C. of
St Augustine, Norwich, 1637. V. of St Saviour, 1638. V. of
Wighton, Norfolk, 1638. V. of Binham, 1639. V. of St
Martin-at-Oak, Norwich, 1640. Brother of John (1634).
{Venn, i. 301.)
SPENDLOVE, JOHN. Student at Jesus, 1537-8. Perhaps R. of
Little Baddow, and of Finchley, Essex, 1535-54; deprived,
but restored, 1558-81. Preb. of St Paul's, 1536-54 and
1560-81. R. of Hackney, Middlesex, 1537-54, deprived.
R. of St Andrew Undershaft, 1555-6. Died Sept. 4, 1581.
(A. Gray; A. B. Beaven.)
SPENDLOVE or SPENDLO, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at
Caius, July 7, 1602. S. of Henry, gent. B. at Wroxham,
Norfolk. School, Wymondham. B.A. 1605-6; M.A. 1609.
Ord. priest (Norwich) Sept. 20, 1612. R. of Skeyton, 1612.
Preb. of Norwich, 1616. R. of Stratton Strawless, Norfolk,
1618. Ejected from his preferments. Imprisoned for debt
contracted during the usurpation. Married Elizabeth, dau.
of Dean Suckling. Buried in Norwich Cathedral, July 8,
1666. Fatherofthenext and of Henry (1631). {Venn,i. lyg.)
SPENDLOVE, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, June 10,
1634. S. of John (above), preb. of Norwich (of Caius, 1602).
B. at Blofield. School, Norwich (Mr Stonham). Matric. 1634;
B.A. 1637-8; M.A. 1641. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Nov. 13,
1641. V. of Martham, Norfolk, in 1662. Brother of Henry
(1631). {Venn, 1. 315.)
SPENDLOVE, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi,
Michs. 1638. Of Norfolk. Perhaps s. of Christopher (1613).
B.A. 1641-2. Ord. deacon (Norwich) May 28, 1643, age 23;
' C. of Beddingham, Norfolk.* Perhaps brother of Christopher
(1643).
SPENLEY, JOHN. B.A. (1602-3); M.A. from Magdalene,
1606. Fellow.
SPENLEY or SPENDLOF, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Clare,
Lent, 1564-5; B.A. from Magdalene, 1568-9. Schoolmaster
at Alford, Lines., 1577. Perhaps R. of Moor Monkton, Yorks.
1591-
SPENSEFYLD, THOMAS. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Clare,
Easter, 1563.
SPERINKE, . Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1544.
SPICE, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, (age 20) at Caius, Apr. 2, 1602.
S. of John. B. at Stoke, Norfolk. School, Bury St Edmunds.
Matric. 1602, Spicer.
Spinedge, Anthony
SPICE, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Michs. 1580;
B.A. from Christ's, 1583-4.
SPICER, ALEXANDER. M.A. 1608 (Incorp. from Oxford). Of
Somerset, cler. fit. Matric. (Exeter College, Oxford) July 8,
1591, age 16; B.A. 1594-5; M.A. 1597. Fellow of Exeter
College, 1596-1609. Chaplain to Sir Arthur Chichester,
Lord-Lieut, of Ireland. Dean of Killaloe, 1628-37. 'An
able scholar and a learned divine' (Cotton, Fasti, 1. 477;
Al. Oxon.)
SPICER, BENJAMIN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Feb. 24, 1643-
4. Of Northamptonshire. Matric. 1644.
SPICER, CHARLES. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Peterhouse,
Sept. 9, 1657. Of Northampton. School, Market Har-
borough. Matric. 1658. One of these names R. of Melton
Constable, Norfolk, 1671.
SPICER, DIONYSIUS. Probably B.A. 1470-1; M.A. 1478-9.
Bursar of Queens', 1485-8. R. of St Botolph, Cambridge,
1479-92. Died 1500.
SPICER, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1608.
SPICER, HENRY. Scholar at King's Hall, 1377-86.
SPICER, JOHN. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1452.
Of Bungay, Suffolk. M.A. 1459-60. Conduct of the College,
1460-70. (Harwood; A. B. Beaven.)
SPICER, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from St John's, c. 1593;
B.A. 1596-7; M.A. 1600. Probably R. of Kirk Ireton,
Derbs., 1605-47. Buried there Jan. 19, 1647. {Con, Churches
of Derbs., 11. 500.)
SPICER, RICHARD (1675), see HELDER.
SPICER, ROBERT. Studied at Cambridge. B.A. (Oxford) 1455.
Principal of Sheld Hall Garden. {Anstey, 676.)
SPICER, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, Jan. 11,
1616-7. Of Cambridgeshire. Matric. 1617.
SPICER, WILLIAM. LL.D. V. of Litlington, Cambs. (Clare
living), 1483. V. of Clopton, Northants. Will (P.C.C.) 1536.
Large benefactor to Clare and to Trinity Hall.
SPICER, WILLIAM. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Trinity, Easter,
1568.
SPICER, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1589;
Scholar, 1593; B.A. 1594-5; M.A. 1598.
SPICER, WILLIAM. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 21) at Caius, Oct.
30, 1604, from New College, Oxford. S. and h. of William,
gent., deceased, of Clist St George, Devon. Bapt. Feb. 11,
1581-2, at St Kerrian, Exeter. School, Winchester. Matric.
(New College, Oxford) Oct. 22, 1602, age 19. Incorp. at
Oxford; 'LL.B. Camb.' in 1615. D.C.L. (Leyden) Sept. 7,
1616. Adm. at the Middle Temple, Feb. 17, 1606-7. {Venn,
I. 187.)
SPICER, . Com. for M.A. or higher degrees, 1468-9. One
Spicer, scholar at King's Hall, 1469-72.
SPICER, . B.A. 1477-8; M.A. 1481-2. Probably William
(above).
SPICER, . B.A. 1485-6.
SPICER, . B.Can.L. 1494-5. One WiUiam Spicer, LL.D.,
R. of Balcombe, Sussex, 1505-36; of St Catharine's; one of
the founders of Cuckfield Grammar School. {Vict. Hist, of
Sussex, II. 416.)
SPIER, ROGER. M.A. 1628 (Incorp. from Oxford). M.A.
(Edinburgh), 1625; Incorp. at Oxford, 1627.
SPILLET, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, May
13, 1665. S. of Edward, maltster, of Faversham, Kent.
B. there. School, Faversham (Mr Reeder). Matric. 1665.
SPILMAN, see SPELMAN.
SPILWATER, HENRY. Of St Catharine's (literate); ord.
deacon (Peterb.) Dec. 19, 1619; priest, Mar. 12, 1619-20.
V. of Thurleigh, Beds., 1629. Probably married there,
Dec. 18, 1620, Anna St John.
SPILLWATER, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity Hall,
Easter, 1637. One of these names buried at Thurleigh, Beds.,
Jan. 10, 1645.
SPILLY, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Queens', 1590; a 'Ten year
man.' Of Yorkshire.
SPINE or SPYNNE, THOMAS. Adm. at King's, a scholar from
Eton, 1455. Of Taunton, Somerset. B.A. 1461-2; M.A.
1467-8.
SPINEDGE, ANTHONY. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Jesus, Feb. 4,
1666-7; scholar from St Paul's School, 1667. Of Wiltshire.
Matric. 1667; B.A. 1670-1; M.A. 1674; B.D. i68i. Fellow,
1671-80. Incorp. at Oxford, 1675. V. of Impington, Cambs.',
1677. V. of Guilden Morden, 1677. R. of St Mary Aldermary,
and of St Thomas the Apostle, 1679-94. Buried Sept. 3,
1694, at St Mary Aldermary. Brother of the next. (A. Gray'
Al.Oxott.) "
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SPINEDGE, JOSEPH. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Feb. 25, 1675-6;
Scholarfrom St Paul's School. OfWUtshire. Rustat Scholar,
1676; Matric. 1677; B.A. 1679-80; M.A. 1683.
SPINKE, see also SPINKES.
SPINKE, JEREMIAH. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June 24,
1641. Of Yorkshire. Matric. 1641, as Jerome.
SPINKE, JOHN. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, June 24, 1674-
Perhaps of RingshaU, Suffolk. School, Woodbridge.
SPINKE, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1620. Doubtlesss.of William, of Driffield, Yorks. B. Dec. 7,
1605. B.A. 1623-4; M.A. 1627. Incorp. at Oxford, 1628.
Died Oct. 9, 1634, aged 29. Buried at Gt Driffield. M.I.
Brother of the next and of William (1620). (G. Mag., lv.
873-)
SPINCK, SILVESTER. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Christ's, June 19,
1632. S. of William. B. at Driffield, Yorks. Schools, Bever-
ley (Mr Pomeray) and BridUngton (Mr Wallis). Matric. 1632.
Brother of William (1620) and Richard (1620).
SPINKE, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Sidney, June 26,
1647. S. of Thomas, farmer. B. at Hillam, Yorks. Schools,
Monk Fryston (Mr Greenewood) and Coxwold. Matric. 1647;
B.A. 1650-1.
SPINK, WILLIAM. B.D. 1458-9. A monk of Norwich. Prior
of Norwich, 1488-1502. Died Nov. 8, 1502. (Blomefield,
Norwich, 435.)
SPINKE or SPINCKES, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from St
John's, Easter, 1620. Doubtless s. and h. of WiUiam, of
Driffield, Yorks., gent., deceased. Adm. at Gray's Inn,
Feb. 23, 1623-4, Spinke. Brother of Silvester {1632) and
Richard (1620).
SPINK, . B.A. 1478.
SPINK, . D.D. 1479-80. Prior of Lynn.
SPYNKES, EDMUND. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Michs. i575-
Resided four years. B. at Hatton, Lines., c. i555- After-
wards at Belchford, Lines. Ord. priest (Chichester) Sept. 2,
1578. Presented to Little Ponton, Lines., 1579- V. of
Appleby, Leics., 1587-1627. R. of Walesby, Lines., 1601-23.
Admon. (Lincoln) 1623.
SPINCKES, EDMUND. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Oct. 25, 1627.
Of Lincolnshire. Matric. 1627; B.A. 1631-2; M.A. 1635.
Chaplain to Thomas Elmes, of Warmington, Northants.
Intruded R. of Castor, 1646. C. of Warmington, 1648. R. of
Orton Longueville, Hunts., 1661-3. Married Martha, dau.
of Thomas Elmes, of Warmington, Esq. Retired to Warm-
ington. Died there 1671. Buried May 9, 1671. Father of
Nathaniel (1669-70). (Calamy, 11. 52; E. H. Elmes; H. I.
Longden.)
SPINKES, ELMES. Matric. pens, from Clare, Michs. 1714-
S. of Elmes, Sheriff of Northants., 1707, and grandson of
Edmund (1627). Married his cousin Jemima, dau. of Elmes
Steward, of Pattishall and Cotterstock, Northants. (they
were both cousins of the poet Dryden). Died May, 1749,
aged 54. Buried at Aldwincle All Saints'. (E. H. Ehnes.)
SPINCKS, NATHANIEL. Adm. sizar at Trinity, Mar. 22.
1669-70. S. of Edmund (1627), of Northants., clerk,
deceased. B. at Castor, 1653. Matric. 1670-1. Migrated to
Jesus, Oct. 12, 1672, age 18. Rustat Scholar, 1672; B.A.
1673-4, 'Spinches'; M.A. i677- Ord. deacon (London) May
21, 1676; priest, Dec. 22, 1678. Chaplain to the Duke of
Lauderdale, 1681. C. of St Stephen Wallbrook, Northants.,
1683-5. R. of Peakirk, 1685-7. R. of St Martin's, Salisbury,
1687. Preb. of Salisbury, 1687-90. Deprived as a non-juror,
1690. Consecrated bishop in Dr George Hicks' oratory,
Holbom,June3, 1713. Author, religious. Died July 28, 1727,
aged 74. (D.AT.B.; H. I. Longden.)
SPINNYTHORNE, . B.A. 1474-5; M.A. 1478-9^
SPITHE, JAMES (1549), see SPEIGHT, JOHN.
SPITTY, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's,
Easter, 1629. Doubtless s. and h. of Richard, of Broomfield,
Essex, gent. B.A. 1632-3. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Mar. 2,
1631-2. Married Elizabeth, dau. of John Gregory, of St
Andrew Holbom, London. Will proved (P.C.C.) Apr. 16,
1642.
SPIVY or SPYWAY, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Corpus
Christi, Michs. 1621. Of Nottinghamshire.
SPIEVIE, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, c. 1591.
Perhaps of Stainford, Hathfield, Yorks., in 1600. If so,
married Anne, dau. of Jasper Justice, alderman of Doncaster.
SPOFFORD, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St Catharine's, Easter,
1614. S. of Thomas, of Wistow, Yorks. B.A. 1616-7.
Ord. deacon (York) Mar. 1616-7; priest, Dec. 1617. V. of
Sutton-in-Holdemess, in 1626. V. of Silkstone, 1643;
ejected, 1662. Died 1668, aged 80. His son John emigrated
to America and was the founder of an influential family in
Massachusetts. (Calamy, 11. 575; Burke, L.G.)
Spottiswood, John
SPOFFORTH, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Clare, Michs.
1606; B.A. 1610-1 ; M.A. 1614. Ord. priest (Peterb.) Mar. 20,
1613-4. R. of Barton-le-Street, Yorks., 1613.
SPONG, JOSHUA. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter, 1606.
Of Lincolnshire. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Dec. 19, 1613; priest,
Mar. 13, 1613-4. Married Anne, widow, of Richard Smith,
R. of Rotherby, Leics., Jan. 8, 1615. Probably brother of
the next.
SPONGE, LAURENCE. Adm. sizar at Queens', July 11, 1612.
Of Lincolnshire. B.A. 1615-6. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June
15, 1617; priest. May 31, 1618. Perhaps his admon. (Lincoln)
1625 ; of Stickford, Lines., clerk. Probably brother of Joshua
(above).
SPONNE, WILLIAM. Pens, of Gonville Hall, 1434-47.
R. of Blofield, Norfolk, 1418. Archdeacon of Norfolk, 1419-
48. R. of Hevingham, 1419. Chancellor of Norwich diocese,
1419. Archdeacon of Norfolk, 1419-22. R. of Towcester,
Northants., 1422-47. Donor of window to Gonville Hall.
Founded a charity for two priests in Towcester Church.
Buried there 1448. M.I. {Venn, I. 8; Baker, 11. 333-4;
Bridges, i. 575-6.)
SPOONER, EDWARD. B.A. 1509-10; M.A. 1519-20. Perhaps
R. of St Swithin, London, 1548-9.
SPOONER, EDWARD. Adm. at King's (age 17) a scholar from
Eton, Sept. 22, 1567. OfLondon. Matric. 1567; B.A. 1571-2;
M.A. 1575. Fellow, 1570-81. Ord. deacon (Ely) Dec. 21,
1576; priest, Apr. 17, 1580. R. of Kingston, Cambs., 1581-
91. Chaplain to the Archbishop of Armagh. Archdeacon of
Ossory, 1586-91. Died 1591. {Cooper, n. 27^; Harwood.)
SPOONER, FRANCIS. Adm. at King's (age 19) a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 28, 1577. Of London. Matric. 1577-8; B.A.
1581-2. Fellow, 1580-2. R. of Lessingham, Norfolk, 1582.
SPOONER, GEORGE. Adm. sizar (age 15) at St John's, Sept.
26, 1632. S. of Nicholas (1613), V. of Manfield, Richmonds.
B. there. School, Sedbergh. Matric. c. 1633; B.A. 1636-7;
M.A. 1640. Fellow, 1638-44, ejected. V. of AycUfie, Durham,
c. 1652. Married Nov. 30, 1654, Elizabeth Hawksworth.
Died 1679. Father of Nathaniel (1679). (Surtees, in. 327.)
SPONER, GREGORY. Scholar of Trinity, Easter, 1561.
SPOONER or SPONER, JAMES. B.A. 1506-7; M.A. 1510; B.D.
1518-9; D.D. 1528. Fellow of St John's, 1511. V. of
Stansted Mountfitchet, Essex, 1519-51. Died 1551. (J. C.
Smith.)
SPONER, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity Hall, Easter,
1629.
SPOONER, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, Apr. 20,
1653. S. of John, farmer, of Thetford, Norfolk. B. there.
School, Thetford (Mr Ward). Matric. 1653; B.A. 1656-7;
M.A. 1660. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) May 18; priest. May 20,
1661. Probably R. of East Down, Devon, 1663.
SPONER, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, May 22, 1678.
S. of Peter, grocer, of Yarmouth. Bapt. there Jan. o, 1661,
at St Nicholas. Schools, Yarmouth (Mr Barrington) and
Walpole (Mr Manning). Matric. 1678; Scholar, 1678-85;
B.A. 1681-2; M.A. 1686. Ord. deacon (Norwich) May, 1684;
priest, May 30, 1686. R. of Aldham, Suffolk, 1693-1736.
Died Aug. 17, 1736. Buried at Aldham. {Venn, i. 460.)
SPOONER, LAURENCE. B.Can.L. 1534-5. Prior of the
Dominican friars at Derby; surrendered, 1539. {Cooper,
I. 69.)
SPOONER, NATHANIEL. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's,
May 24, 1679. S. of George (1632), clerk, deceased. B. at
Aycliffe, Durham. School, Durham (Mr Battersby). Matric.
1679; B.A. 1682-3; M.A. 1686. Ord. priest (Carlisle, Litt.
dim. from Durham) Sept. 29, 1686. R. of Clibum, 1687-8.
V. of Stanwix, Cumberland, 1688-1703. R. of Kirkland,
1694-1703. Died 1703.
SPOONER, NICHOLAS. M.A. 1613 (Incorp. from Edinburgh).
Doubtless V. of Manfield, Richmonds., Yorks. and father of
George (1632).
SPOONER, ROGER. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, May 25,
1631. S. of William, gent. B. at Saxlingham, Norfolk.
Matric. 1631; Scholar, 1634-9; B.A. 1635-6; M.A. 1639.
SPOONER, SIMON. Matric. sizar (age 15) from Christ's, 1602;
B.A. 1605-6; M.A. 1609. Probably the 'Jefferies alias
Sponer, Simon; M.A.' B. at Crowfield, Suffolk, and ord.
deacon (London) Mar. 1609-10. (Peile, i. 243.)
SPOONER, . B.A. 1514-5.
SPOORE, ROBERT, see SPURRE.
SPOTSWORTH, JOHN. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Magdalene,
Easter, 1632.
SPOTTISWOOD, JOHN. D.D. 1615. S. of John, V. of Calder,
Midlothian. B. 1565. Succeeded his father as V. of Calder,
1583. Chaplain to the Duke of Lennox. Archbishop of
Glasgow, 1603-15; of St Andrews, 1615. Crowned King
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Charles I at Holyrood. Chancellor of Scotland, 1635-9.
Sold the barony of Spottiswoode, Co. Berwick, in 1620.
Retired to London on the outbreak of the Civil War. Married
Rachel, dau. of Dr David Lindsay, Bishop of Ross. Author,
The History of the Church of Scotland. Died Nov. 26, 1639,
aged 73. Buried in Westminster Abbey. {Westminster
Abbey Register; Burke, L.G.; D.N.B.)
SPRAKELINGE, ADAM. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 16) at Sidney,
Oct. 19, 1622. S. of Robert, Esq. Bapt. Mar. 20, 1605-6,
at St Laurence, Isle of Thanet. School, Wye, Kent. Matric.
1622. Married Catherine, dau. of Sir Robert Lewkner, Knt.
of Acrise, 1631. Hanged at Sandwich, Apr. 27, 1653, for
having murdered his wife. Father of Robert (1649). (Vis.
Kent, 1 619; Hasted, iv. 37; H. G. Harrison.)
SPRAKLING, LEONARD. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Corpus
Christi, Easter, 1632. Of Kent. S. of Leonard, Esq., of
Canterbury. Bapt. May 13, 1615, at St Dunst<-m's, Canter-
bury. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Jan. 24, 1633-4. Married Chiristian,
dau. of James Wood, of Harbledown, Dec. 9, 1641. Of
Canterbury, Esq., 1663. {Vis. of Kent, 1619, 1663.)
SPRACKLING, ROBERT. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Corpus
Christi, Easter, 1649. Of Kent. S. of Adam (1622), of
St Laurence, Isle of Thanet. B.A. 1651-2; M.A. from Peter-
house, 1655. Fellow of Peterhouse, 1653-60. Incorp. at
Oxford, 1658. M.D. (Anjou) 1661. Incorp. at Cambridge,
1662. Candidate of R.C.P., 1662. Became a Roman Catholic,
but subsequently rejoined the Church of England. Author,
medical. Died at Preston, Lanes., 1670. (Munk, i. 306;
Hasted, iv. 37.)
SPRACKLING or SPRATLING, WILLIAM. Adm. at Corpus
Christi, 1708. Previously matric. (Lincoln College, Oxford)
May 17, 1708, age 16. S. of Robert, of Stodmarsh, Kent.
Matric. Easter, 1709; B.A. 1711-2. Ord. deacon (Ely) June
12, 1715; priest (Lincoln) May 27, 1716. V. of Elmsted,
Kent, 1716-36. Died 1736. {Al. Oxon.)
SPRAGG, HARVEY. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity, Oct. 16,
1740. 2nd s. of Harvey, of St Laurence's, Middlesex,
deceased. School, Winchester. Matric. 1740; Scholar, 1741;
B.A. 1744-5; M.A. 1748. Fellow, 1747. Adm. at the Inner
Temple, June 23, 1737. Ord. deacon (Ely) May 21, 1749.
Received Litt. dim. for priest's orders (to London) Feb.
1749-50. R.ofPulborough, Sussex, 1759-96. R.ofStopham,
1795-6. Died 1796. Will (P.C.C.) 1796.
SPRAGG, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Trinity, June 18, 1662. Matric.
1662; Scholar, 1664; B.A. 1665-6; M.A. 1669. Fellow, 1668.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1675.
SPRAGUE, NICHOLAS. Adm. pens, (age 15) at St John's,
June II, 1672. S. and h. of Nicholas, lawyer, of Si: Bride's,
London, and of King's Langley, Herts. B. in London.
School, Harding (Mr Plummer). Matric. 1672, 'Spragg.'
Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, June 17, 1673, 'Sprange.' Died
Nov. 30, 1679, aged 23. Buried at King's Langley. M.I.
(Chauncy, Herts., 11. 470.)
SPRANGER, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Queens', Lent,
1607-8. Of Essex. B.A. 1610-1; M..A. 1614. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) June 4; priest, June 5, 1615. V. of Harlow, Essex,
1617-79. Died 1679. Probably father of the next.
SPRANGER, EDWARD Matric. pens, from St Catharine's,
Easter, 1636. Of Essex. Probably s. of Edward (above).
B.A. 1639-40.
SPRANGER or SPRAINGER, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at
Christ's, May 31, 1642. S. of Richard. B. at North Weald,
near Epping, Essex. School, Shenley, Herts. (Mr Harper).
Matric. 1642; M.B. from Caius, 1649 (adm. Fell.-Com. there,
Apr. II, 1648). [Adm.atLeyden, July 3, 1656; M.D. (Leyden).
Of Haley Hall, Amwell, Herts., in 1660. Died Sept. 1685.
Father of the next. {Peile, i. 481; Chauncy, Herts., i. 555.)
SPRANGER, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Jesus, June 2, 1664. S.
and h. of John (above), M.D., of Amwell, Herts. Matric.
1665; Scholar, 1665; B.A. 1667-8; M.A. 1671. Signs for
deacon's orders (London) Sept. 23, 1671.
SPRANGER, RICHARD. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Clare, Mar. 9,
1658-^. Probably s. and h. of Richard, of North Weald,
Essex, gent., deceased. Matric. 1659. Adm. at Lincoln's
Inn, Oct. 14, 1661. Called to the Bar, 1669.
SPRANGER, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Peterhouse,
June 8, 1674. Of Hertfordshire. School, Hertford. Scholar,
1674; Matric. 1675; B.A. 1682-3. Of Berkhampstead, Herts.,
gent. Married Elizabeth Adams, Jan. 8, 1678-9. {T. A.
Walker, 151.)
SPRATFORD, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, Dec. 27,
1657. S. of John, shoemaker. B. in Cambridge. School,
Perse (Mr Griffith). Matric. 1658.
SPRAT, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Queens', Sept. ao, 1594. Of
Norfolk. Matric. c. 1594.
Spring, Samuel
SPRAT, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 19) at St John's, Apr. 9, 1736.
S. of Harflete, surgeon-doctor, of Kent. B. in Sandwich.
School, Sandwich (Mr Rutton). Matric. 1736.
SPRATT, THOMAS. D.D. 1671 (Incorp. from Wadham CoUege,
Oxford). Matric. there, Nov. 12, 1651, age 17; Scholar, 1652,
from Tallaton, Devon; B.A. 1654-5; M.A. 1657; D.D. 1669.
Fellow of Wadham, 1657-70. Canon of Lincoln, 1660-9.
F.R.S., 1663. Canon of Westminster, 1669-83. R. of
Uffington, Lines., 1670. Chaplain to the King, 1676-88.
Minister of St Margaret's, Westminster, 1679-83. Canon of
Windsor, 1681-4. Dean of Westminster, 1683-1713. Bishop
of Rochester, 1684-1713. Died May 20, 1713. Buried in
Westminster Abbey. Father of the next. (D.N.B.; Al.
Oxon.)
SPRATT, THOMAS. M.A. 1715 (Incorp. from Oxford). S. and
h. of Thomas (above). Bishop of Rochester. Matric. (Christ
Church, Oxford) July 10, 1697, age 18; B.A. (Oxford) 1701;
M.A. 1704. Adm. at the Middle Temple, June 13, 1700.
Ord. deacon and priest, 1704. Chaplain to his father, 1704.
Preb. and Archdeacon of Rochester, 1704-20. V. of Boxley,
Kent, 1705-20. R. of Stone, 1707-20. F.R.S.,1712. Chaplain
to Queen Anne, 1712-4, and to King George I, 1714-7.
Canon of Winchester, 1712-20, and of Westminster, 1713-20.
Died May 10, 1720. Buried in Westminster Abbey. Will,
P.C.C. {Al.Oxon.) ^
SPRATT, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Sept. 14, 1682.
Of Kent. Matric. 1682; B.A. 1686-7.
SPREAT, TRISTRAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1620; B.A. from Trinity Hall, 1623-4. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
May 23, 1624.
SPRENGHUSE, ROBERT. ' King's Scholar' at Cambridge, 1332.
SPRIGG, RICHARD. Adm. at Christ's, Feb. 27, 1645-6. B.A.
1646. Previously matric. (New College, Oxford) July 17,
1640, age 16. S. of Thom2is, of Harrington, Northants. B. at
Little Bowden, Northants. Perhaps intruding minister at
Walford, Northants., 1646, and at Wardley-CMw-Belton,
Rutland, in 1650. {Peile, i. 503; Al. Oxon.)
SPRIGG, WILLIAM. M.A. 1659 (Incorp. from Oxford). S. of
William, of Banbury, Oxon., gent. Bapt. there, July 9, 1633.
Matric. (Lincoln College, Oxford) Oct. 2, 1652; B.A. (Oxford)
1652; M.A. 1655. One of the original fellows of Durham
College, 1657-9. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Nov. 27, 1657.
Barrister-at-law, 1664. Of Crayford, Kent, 1684. Settled
in Ireland. Perhaps of Cloonivoe, King's Co. M.P. for
Banagher, 1692-5 and 1695-9. {Al. Oxon!)
SPRIGGE, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Clare, June 13, 1673. Of
Shearsby, Leics. Probably s. of Edward, of Shearsby, Leics.
(who died 1708, aged 83. M.I. at Shearsby). Matric. 1674;
B.A. 1676-7. {Nichols, iv. 234.)
SPRIGG, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Clare, July i, 1732. B. at
Oundle, Northants. Matric. 1732; B.A. 1735-6. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) Jime 20, 1736; priest, Dec. 18, 1737. V. of Gedding-
ton, Northants., 1742-54. R. of Luddington, 1742-54.
Died Sept. 28, 1754.
SPRIGNELL, ROBERT. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Trinity, May 25,
1646. Of Middlesex. Doubtless s. of Sir Richaird, of Coppen-
thorpe, Yorks., Bart., and of Highgate, Middlesex. Succeeded
his father as 2nd Bart., Jan. 1658-9. Married Anne, dau. of
Sir Michael Livesey, Bart. Died before Nov. 1688 (but
according to Burke, Ext. Bart, he died 1690). {Middlesex
Pedigrees; G.E.C., 11. 140.)
SPRYNGE, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Edmund Hostel,
Michs. 1544. One of these names V. of Icklingham, Cambs.
Will proved (V.C.C.) 1549.
SPRINGE, JEROME. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1584.
Possibly 4th s. of Nicholas, of Lavenham, Suffolk. Bapt.
there, Nov. 15, 1562. Died s.p. (J. J. Howard, Vis. of
Suffolk, I. 168.)
SPRINGE, JOHN. Scholar of Caius. Ord. deacon (Ely) 1580,
age 23. One of these naimes adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Dec. 21,
1576; of Suffolk.
SPRING, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Nov. 16, 1595.
Matric. c. 1595. Perhaps adm. at Gray's Inn, Mar. 21, 1597-
8; of London, gent.
SPRING, SAMUEL. B.A. from Christ's, 1603; M.A. 1607; B.D.
1614. Probably ord. priest (Norwich) Feb. 1610-1. R. of
erecting All Saints', Suffolk, i6ii-6i {sic), resigned, 'after
holding it for 50 years.' One of these names of Beling Castle,
Suffolk, clerk; will proved (P.C.C.) 1653, ^Y his son Samuel.
Father of the next. {Peile, 1. 234.)
SPRING, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Christ's, Mar. 1,
1635-6. S. of Samuel (above), R. of Creeting All Saints',
Suffolk. B. there. School, Ipswich (Mr Clark). Matric.
1636; B.A. 1639-40; M.A. 1643. R. of Creeting St Mary,
1649. Succeeded his father as R. of All Saints', Creeting,
1661-4, deprived. Died 1673. Buried at Creeting. {Peile,
I. 441.)
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SPRYNGE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1566.
SPRINGE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Apr. 13,
1663. S. of Sir William (1631), Bart., of Pakenham, Suffolk.
B there. Schools, Pakenham (private) and Bury (Dr
Stephens). Scholar, 1663-70; Matric. 1664; B.A. 1666-7;
M A. 1670. Fellow, 1670-7. Buried May 18, i677- M.I. at
Pakenham. Brother of WiUiam (1657-8). {Venn, 1. 418.)
SPRING, Sir THOMAS, Bart. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Christ's,
Apr. 24, 1690. Resided till Lady Day, 1691. S. of Sir
William (1657-8), of Pakenham, Suffolk. Bapt. there, Dec.
12, 1672. Succeeded his father as 3rd Bart., Apr. 30, 1684.
Married Merolina, dau. of Thomas (Jermyn), Baron Jermyn
of Edmondsbury. Died Apr. 5, 1704, aged 32. Buried m
Pakenham Church. M.I. Father of William (1713-4).
(Le Neve, Mon.; Peile, 11. 116; G.E.C., u. 130.)
SPRINGE, WILLIAM. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Emmanuel, May 24,
1603 (impubes). Doubtless s. and h. of John, of Pakenham,
Suffolk, and grandson of Sir William, Knt. Matric. 1603.
Knighted, Feb. 12, 1610-1. Sherifi of Sufiolk, 1620-1. M.P.
for Suffolk, 1624-5, 1628-9; for Bury St Edmunds, 1625.
Married Elizabeth, dau. of Sir William Smith, of Mount Hall,
Essex, Nov. i, 1610. Died 1637-8. Buried at Pakenham.
Father of the next. (J. J. Howard, Vis. of Suffolk, i. 202.)
SPRING, WILLIAM. Adm. F^ll.-Com. at Emmanuel, Mar. 29,
1630-1. Of Suffolk. Doubtless s. of Sir William (above),
Knt., of Pakenham. Bapt. Mar. 13, 1613, at Stanton AU
Saints'. Knighted. Sheriff of Suffolk, 1640-1. Created
Bart., Aug. 11, 1641. A Parliamentarian, serving on im-
portant committees, 1643-6. M.P. for Bury St Edmunds,
1645-8; for Suffolk, 1654. Married Elizabeth, sister of Sir
Nicholas L'Estrange, Bart. Died Dec. 17, 1654. Buried at
Pakenham. Father of the next and of Thomas (1663).
(G.E.C. II. 129.)
SPRING, Sir WILLIAM, Bart. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 15) at
Christ's, Mar. 13, 1657-8. S. and h. of Sir WiUiam (above),
of Pakenham, Suffolk. B. there. May, 1642. School,
Bury. Succeeded as 2nd Bart., Dec. 17, 1654- Sheriff of
Suffolk, 1674-5. M.P. for Suffolk, 1679-81. Married
(i) Mary, dau. of Dudley (North). 4th Lord North De
Kirtling; (2) Sarah, dau. of Sir Robert Cordell, Bart. Died
Apr. 30, 1684. M.I. in Pakenham Church. Brother of
Thomas (1663) and father of Thomas (1690). (Peile, i. 580;
G.E.C, II. 129.)
SPRING, Sir WILLIAM, Bart. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 17) at
Pembroke, Jan. 22, 1713-4- S. and h. of Sir Thomas (1690),
of Pakenham Hall, Suffolk, Bart. Bapt. Jan. 1696-7, at
Pakenham. Matric. 1714. Succeeded his father as 4th Bart.,
Apr. 5, 1704. Died unmarried. Buried Mar. 22, 1735-6, at
Pakenham. (G.E.C, 11. 130.)
SPRINGALL, GREGORY. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius, July 7,
1624. S. of Francis, gent., of Norfolk. School, Lynn (Mr
Rawlinson). Matric. 1625; Scholar, 1627-30; B.A. 1627-8;
M.A. 1 63 1. Fellow, 1630-6. Ord. priest (St Davids) Dec.
18, 1631. V. of Wiggenhall St Mary, Norfolk, 1635-53,
perhaps longer. (Venn, i. 268.)
SPRINGALL, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Caius, June 28,
1633. S. of Robert, gent. B. at Blakeney, Norfolk. School,
Holt (Mr Tallis). Matric. 1633; Scholar, 1636-40; B.A.
1636-7; M.A. 1640. Married Katherine, dau. of Edward
Cooke, of Sustead, gent. Father of Richard (1682) and
Thomas (1675). (Venn, i. 310.)
SPRINGALL or SPRINGOLD, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at
Caius, Apr. 11, 1705. S. of John, gent.,of Blakeney, Norfolk.
B. there. School, Holt (Mr Reynolds). Matric. 1705; Scholar,
1705-9; B.A. 1708-Q. Ord. deacon (London) May 27, 1711;
priest (Ely) Sept. 1713. R- of Wiveton, 1717-58. V. of
Gt Langham, 1727-58. Died Apr. 2, 1758. Buried at
Blakeney. M.I. (Venn, I. 513.)
SPRINGALL, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Queens', May 31,
1672. S. of Richard, of Thame, Oxon., clerk. Of Oxon.
Matric. (St Mary Hall, Oxford) Nov. 3, 1665, age 18; B.A.
(Oxford) 1669. (Al. Oxon.)
SPRINGALL or SPRINGOLD, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 19)
at Caius, Oct. 4, 1682. S. of John (1633), gent., of Blakeney,
Norfolk. B. there. School, Holt. Scholar, 1682-7; Matric.
1683; B.A. 1686-7. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Dec. 18, 1687;
priest, Sept. 24, 1693. V. of Holkham with Waterden,
Norfolk, 1696. Will proved (Norwich Archd. C.) 1741.
Brother of Thomas (1675). (Venn, i. 472.)
SPRINGALL, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Caius, July 8,
1628. S. of John, mariner. B. at Sheringham, Norfolk.
School, Holt (Mr TaUis). Matric. 1628; B.A. 1632-3; Scholar,
1633-6; M.A. 1636. Ord. priest (Norwich) Sept. 24, 1637;
'C. of Sidestrand.' R. of Overstrand, Norfolk, 1639-40.
Will proved (Norwich C. C.) 1640. (Venn, 1. 285.)
Spurlyng, James
SPRINGALL or SPRINGOLD, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 19)
at Caius, 1675. S. of John (1633), gent., of Blakeney,
Norfolk. B. at Sheringham. Schools, Blakeney (Mr Wells)
and Holt (Mr Bainbrigg). Matric. 1675; Scholar, 1675-82;
B.A. 1678-9. Ord. deacon (Norwich) May; priest, Sept. 1681.
R. of Strumpshaw and Bradeston, Norfolk, 1681-1718.
Will proved (Norwich C. C.) 1718. (Venn, 1. 453.)
SPRINGER, WILLIAM. Adm. Fell.-Com. at St Catharine's,
1636; see also Springett, William (1637); possibly the same.
SPRINGETT, ANTHONY. Adm. at St Catharine's, Feb. 24,
1681. S. of Anthony (and Dorothy Moore), of Sussex. Adm.
at the Middle Temple, Nov. 3, 1685. Ord. deacon (age 54),
June 10; priest (by Bishop of Chichester) June 11, 1716.
V. of Westmerton and Plumpton, Sussex, 1716-35. Buried
at Plumpton, Oct. 11, i735. aged 73. (Burke, Ext. Bart.,
Ed. 1844; Horsfield, Lewes, 11. 194.)
SPRINGET, HERBERT. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 15) at Christ's,
July 3, 1628. S. and h. of Sir Thomas, of Broyle Place,
Ringmer, Sussex, Knt. B. at Lewes (? Lewisham), Kent.
School, Hawkhurst (Mr Godwin). Matric. 1629. Adm. at
the Middle Temple, Nov. 8, 1630. M.P. for New Shoreham,
1644-8, 1660-2; for Sussex, 1654-5. Created Bart., Jan. 8,
1 660-1. Married Barbara, dau. of Sir WiUiam Campion, of
CombweU, Kent. Died s.p.m., Jan. 5, 1661-2. Buried at
Ringmer. (Peile, i. 394; Vis. of Sussex; G.E.C, iii. 153.)
SPRINGETT, HERBERT. Matric. FeU.-Com. from St Catha-
rine's, Michs. 1639. S. of Herbert, of Ringmer, Sussex (and
Catherine Partridge, of Bridge, Kent). B. in Kent. Married
EUzabeth, dau. of Richard TufneU. Buried at St Mary,
Lewes, Dec. 7, 1690. Brother of William {1637). (Vis. of
Sussex.)
SPRINGITT, JAMES. Matric. pens, from Emmanuel, Easter,
1637.
SPRINGET, THOMAS. ' King's Scholar,' 1337-49- Died June
30, 1349-
SPRINGETT, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's,
Michs. 1637. S. and h. of Herbert, of Ringmer, Sussex (and
Catherine, sister of Sir Edward Partridge). B. 162:. Adm.
at the Middle Temple, Nov. 3, 1640. Colonel in the ParUa-
mentary Army. Present at EdgehiU, at Newbury and at
the siege of Arundel. Knighted, Feb. 164 1-2. Married Mary,
dau. of Sir John Proude, Knt. Died at Arundel Castle, Feb. 3,
1643-4, aged 23. Buried at Ringmer. M.I. His daughter,
Guliehna Maria, married WiUiam Penn, founder of Penn-
sylvania. Brother of Herbert (1639). (Suss. Arch. Coll.,
V. 68; XX. 34.)
SPRYNGATT, . Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs. 1544.
SPRINGWELL, . B.D. 1505-6. Franciscan friar. D.D.
1507-8.
SPRINTE, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar at Trinity, Jan. 16, 1645-6.
S. of John, V. of Thombury, Gloucs., and grandson of Dr
John Sprint, Dean of Bristol. Matric. 1647. Master of
Newbury School, Berks. R. of South Tidworth, Hants.;
ejected, 1662. Lived near Andover. Married and had issue.
Died c. 1695. (Calamy, 11. 23; F.M.G., 1. 3.)
SPROT, ROGER. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1559.
One Robert Sprott, V. of Thorpe-le-Soken, Essex, 1560-1.
Died 1561. Probably brother of the next.
SPROT, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1559.
One of these names R. of Boughton Aleph, Kent, 1567-1611,
Died 1 61 1. Probably brother of Roger (above).
SPROTT or SPROUGHT, THOMAS. Adm. at Corpus Christi,
1588. Matric. 1588-9. Probably migrated to Queens' Nov.
30, 1589, Sprou^ht; of Westmorland.
SPROT, WILLIAM. Scholar at King's Hall, 1393. Clerk.
Resigned, 1405. Perhaps R. of AUington, Kent, 1422-30.
SPURDANCE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, 1627-8.
Matric. 1628. Perhaps B.A. Ord. deacon (Norwich) June 16,
1633; priest. May 24, 1635, 'B.A.' R. of Rushmere, Suffolk,
during the troubles.
SPURFORTH, JOHN. Matric. sizar from King's, Michs. 1578.
Perhaps the same as 'Spurfur' who was adm. at Corpus
Christi, in 1578.
SPURLING, HENRY. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Peterhouse,
Feb. 7, 1662-3. Of London. School, St Paul's. Matric. 1663;
Scholar, 1666; B.A. 1666-7; M.A. 1670. Ord. deacon (Ely)
Sept. 20, 1668. R. of Bumham Deepdale, Norfolk, 1672-86,
also R. of Bumham Norton, tiU 1724- R- of Bumham West-
gate St Edmund (holding it with St Mary, mediety of St
Margaret's and the Church of AU Saints', Ulph), 1685-1724,
Died 1724. Perhaps brother of John (1654) and father of
John (1708). (Blomefield, vil. 39.)
SPURLYNG, JAMES. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1582.
Probably adm. at Gray's Inn, Nov. 23, 1584; of Barnard's
Inn.
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SPURLYNGE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinitv, Easter, 1560.
Perhaps adm. at Gray's Inn, 1562-3. Serjeant-at-law. li
so, died before Feb. 7, 1603-4. Perhaps father of the next
and of Philip (c. 1596).
SPURLINGE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity, c. 1596.
Perhaps s. of John (above). Adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 6,
1593-41 as s. and h. (sic). Probably brother of Philip
(c. 1596).
SPURLIN, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Trinity, May 27, 1644.
SPURLING, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 14) at Peterhouse,
June 30, 1654. Of London. School, St Paul's. Matric. 1655;
Scholar, 1655; B.A. 1657-8; M.A. 1661. Fellow, 1662.
Taxor, 1676. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June 8, 1661; priest
(Ely) Sept. 19, 1662. V. of Cherry Hinton, Cambs., 1663-6.
V. of Little St Mary's, Cambridge, 1670-6. Buried at Little
St Mary's, Jan. 31, 1679-80. Will proved (V.C.C.) 1680.
(T. A . Walker.)
SPURLING, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Christ's, May 11,
1708. S. of Henry (1662-3), R- of Bumham Market, Norfolk.
School, Holt (Mr Reynolds). Matric. 1708; Scholar, 1708-9;
B.A. 1711-2. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Dec. 19, 1714. C. of
Bradfield, Norfolk, 171 5.
SPURLINGE, PHILIP. Matric. pens, from Trinity, c. 1596.
Perhaps s. of John (1560). Adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 7,
1603-4; s. and h. {sic) of John, serjeant-at-law; of Edworth,
Beds. Probably brother of John (c. 1596).
SPURRE, HENRY. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1579;
B.A. 1582-3. Ord. priest (Lincoln) 1585-6.
SPURRE or SPOORE, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Christ's,
Easter, 1623, Spurre. S. of George. B. at Newcastle. Bapt.
at St Nicholas, Dec. 5, 1606. Schools, Alnwick and New-
castle. (Peile, 1. 351.)
SPURRE, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Michs. 1550.
SPURR, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Lent, 1580-1;
Scholar, 1584; B.A. 1584-5; M.A. 1588. R. of Warsop,
Notts., 1589.
SPURRET, ANTHONY. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs.
1565. One of these names of Iccomb, Worcs., clerk; will
(P.C.C.) 1616.
SPURRIER, . Adm. sizar at Magdalene, Nov. 7, 1716.
B. in Lincolnshire.
SPURSTOE, HUGH. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1589;
B.A. 1593-4. 'Accidence master' at Shrewsbury School,
1612-36. Died Oct. 19, 1636. (G. W. Fisher, Shrewsbury.)
SPURSTO, JOSEPH. Matric. Fell. -Com. from St Catharine's,
Lent, 1634-5. Of London. 4th s. of William, of St Stephen's
Coleman, London, merchant. B.A. 1637-8. Adm. at Gray's
Inn, June 3, 1635. Brother of William (1623). (Vis. of
London, 1634.)
SPURSTOWE, ROBERT. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Sx Catharine's,
June II, 1664. Probably s. and h. of Henry, of the City of
London, gent. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Apr. 25, 1666.
SPURSTOWE, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Emmanuel,
Michs. 1623. S. of William, citizen and mercer, of London.
B.A. 1626-7; M.A. from St Catharine's, 1630; D.D. 1649.
Fellow of St Catharine's, 1638. Master of St Catharine's,
1645-50. Nominated Master of Clare, Apr. 22, 1645. Incorp.
at Oxford, 1628. R. of Gt Hampden, Bucks., 1638-43.
Chaplain in the Parliamentary Army. V. of Hackney,
1643-62, ejected. One of the authors of Smectymnus, and
a member of the Westminster Assembly of divines. Buried
at Hackney, Feb. 8, 1665-6. Admon. (P.C.C.) Feb. 1665-6.
Benefactor to Hackney. Brother of Joseph (1634-5).
(D.N.B.; Calamy, 11. 173; Vis. of London, 1634.)
SPURWAY, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age i6) at Sidney, July 18,
1637. S. of William, Esq. B. at Tiverton, Devon. School,
Tiverton. B.A. from Magdalene, 1641. (Vis. of Devon, 1620.)
SQUIB, HENRY. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Sidney, Nov. 14, 1659.
3rd s. of Richard, R. of Babcary, Somerset. B. at Symonds-
bury, Dorset. Schools, Tiverton and Winchester. Matric.
1660. Brother of the next.
SQUIBB, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Sidney, Oct. 11,
1656. S. of Richard, clerk, R. of Babcary, Somerset. B. at
Marshwood, Dorset. School, Tiverton. Matric. 1656; B.A.
i66o-i. R. of West Coker, Somerset, 1663-92. Died 1692.
Brother of Henry (above).
SQUIRE, see also SWYRE.
SQUIRE, ARTHUR. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Magdalene, Apr.
17, 1650. S. of Thomas (1605), clerk, of Escrick, Yorks.
School, York. Matric. 1650; B.A. 1653; M.A. 1657. Took
Presbyterian Orders. Conformed, 1660. V. of Hcighington,
Durham, 1660. R. of Hemingborough, Yorks., 1664-7. V. of
Selby, 1666-98. R. of Elvington, 1669-82. Married Eliza-
beth, dau. of Sutton Oglethorpe, of Escrick, Yorks., Feb. 22,
Squire, John
1655. Buried at Selby, Jan. i, 1697-8. M.I. there. Brother
of Philip (1659) and Thomas (1659), father of Sutton (1676)
and Thomas (1682). (Burton, Hemingborough.)
SQUIRE, BENJAMIN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Magdalene,
May 29, 1678. S. of James (? 1632), clerk, deceased. B. at
Hoby, Leics. School, Leicester. Matric. 1679; B.A. 1681-2;
M.A. 1687. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Mar. 1681-2; priest,
Dec. 22, 1683. C.ofGtMassingham, Norfolk. R.ofLangham
St Mary, 1723. Father of Charles (1712) and John (1715).
SQUIRE, CHARLES. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Peterhouse,
June II, 1685. Of Staffordshire. Probably s. of William
(1650). School, Loughton. Matric. 1685; Scholar, 1685;
B.A. 1688-9; M.A. 1692. Fellow, 1690-9, ejected for
scandalous conduct. Probably adm. at the Inner Temple,
July 2, 1691. S. and h. of William, clerk, late of RoUeston,
Staffs. Called to the Bar, 1705. (T. A. Walker.)
SQUIRE, CHARLES. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Trinity, Nov. 10.
1712. S. of Benjamin (1678), of Massingham, Norfolk, clerk.
School, Lynn (Mr Home). Matric. 1713; Scholar, 1715;
B.A. 1716-7; M.A. 1720. Ord. deacon (Norwich) June,
1720; priest, Sept. 1722. Head Master of Lynn School for
nine years. R. of Congham, Norfolk, till 1752. R. of Little
Massingham, 1725-52. Died Aug. 20, 1752. M.I. at Congham.
(Blomefield, viii. 387.)
SQUIRE, DIONYSIUS or DENNIS. Matric. sizar from Em-
manuel, Michs. 1613 (adm. Nov. 15); B.A. 1617-8; M.A.
1621; B.D. 1628. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 25, 1620.
SQUIRE, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1544;
Scholar, 1544-6; B.A. 1546-7; M.A. from St John's, 1549.
Fellow of St John's, 1547.
SQUIRE, EDWARD. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Christ's, May 13,
1715. S. of Edward. B. at Hertford. School, Buntingford
(Mr England). Matric. 1715; Scholar, 1717; B.A. 1718-9.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June 4, 1721; priest. May 20, 1722.
R.of Swalechffe, Kent, 1733-60. Died 1760. (Peile, 11. 187.)
SQUIRE, EDWARDS. Adm. pens, at Queens', May 21, 1696.
S. of Samuel, clerk. B. at Gt Dumford, Wilts. School,
Salisbury. Migrated to St John's, Nov. 2, 1697, age 18.
Matric. 1698; B.A. 1699-1700. R. of Oakford, Devon,
1710-42. Brother of Francis (1715) and John (1721), father
of Samuel (1726).
SQUIRE, EDWARDS. Adm. pens, (age 15) at St John's, Jan.
10, 1751. S. of Samuel (1726), clerk, of Somerset. B. at
Cutcombe, near Minehead. School, Brampton (Mr Wood).
Matric. 1751; B.A. 1755. Died in College. Buried at All
Saints', Cambridge, Dec. 1, 1757. (Scott-Mayor, iii. 603.)
SQUIRE, FRANCIS. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Easter, 1589.
Of Leicestershire. B. c. 1570; B.A. 1592-3; M.A. 1596.
Ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.) July 25, 1595. V. of
Queniborough, Leics., 1599. R. of Reresby, 1618-33.
Doubtless father of the next.
SQUIRE, FRANCIS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1635.
Doubtless s. of Francis (above). B.A. 1638-9. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) Mar. 10, 1638-^9; priest (Lincoln) Jan. 18, 1644-5.
V. of Queniborough, Leics., 1640. Admon. (Leicester) 1680.
(Nichols, III. 378.)
SQUIRE, FRANCIS. M.A. from St John's, 1715. S. of Samuel,
of Dumford, Wilts., clerk. Matric. (Merton College, Oxford)
Mar. 31, 1699, age 17. R. of Exford, Somerset, 1706. Chap-
lain to Lord Rosse. V. of Cutcombe and Luxborough, 1716.
Preb. of Wells, 1731; Chancellor, 1739-50. Died 1750.
Brother of Edwards (1696) and John (1721). (Al. Oxon.)
SQUIRE, GAIUS. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Christ's, Apr. 6, 1624.
S. of Roland, of Eaton Socon, Beds., Esq. B. in London.
School, Eton. Matric. 1624. Adm. at the Middle Temple,
Aug. 8, 1626. J. P. Married Alice, dau. of Nicholas Spencer,
of Cople, Beds., Aug. 19, 1629. Buried at Eaton Socon,
Apr. 22, 1691. Admon. (P.C.C.) May 4, 1691. (Peile, 1. 359;
Vis. of Beds., 1634.)
SQUIRE, HENRY. Adm. scholar at Trinity Hall, Oct. 29,
1662. Of Yorkshire. Matric. 1662; LL.B. 1666. Perhaps
3rd s. of Thomas, of Yorkshire; adm. at Gray's Inn, July 30,
1674. Perhaps father of the next.
SQUIRE, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Peterhouse, Jan. 7,
1706-7. Of Yorkshire. Perhaps s. of Henry (above). Matric.
1707. Migrated to Trinity Hall, Jan. 8, 1707-8. Scholar;
LL.B. 1712; LL.D. 1718. Fellow of Trinity Hall, 1711-34-
SQUIRE, JAMES. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1632;
B.A. 1635-6; M.A. 1639. Ord. priest (Peterb.) Mar. 10,
1638-9. Perhaps father of Benjamin (1678).
SQUIER, JOHN. B.A. 1537-8.
SQUIRE, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Caius, Feb. 6, 1580-1. School,
Gisbum (Mr Gibson). B.A. from Trinity, 1584-5; M.A.
1588. Ord. deacon and priest (Lincoln) July 7, 1588. R. of
Saltfleetby St Peter's, Lines., 1589. Perhaps V. of Myton,
Yorks., c. 1595-1616.
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SQUIER, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Jesus, 1600-1. Of Middlesex.
S. of Adam, Master of Balliol College, Oxford, and grandson
of Bishop Aykner. B.A. 1604-5; M.A. 1608. Fellow, 1606-
12. Incorp. at Oxford, 1608. V. of St Leonard's, Shoreditch,
Middlesex, 1612-43, sequestered and imprisoned. Kept
school at Richmond, Surrey. Author, Sermons. Died Oct. 28,
1653. Father of the next. {Al. Oxon.; Newcourt, i. 687;
A. Gray.)
SQUIRE, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Jan. 31, 1637-8. Of
Middlesex. S. of John (above), V. of St Leonard's, Shore-
ditch. Bapt. there, Jan. 14, 1620-1. Scholar, 1638; B.A.
1641-2. R. of Barnes, Surrey, 1660-2. Died Jan. 9, 1662-3,
aged 42. M.I. at Barnes. Will, P.C.C. (Confused in /4i. 0;iron.
with a contemporary namesake.) (Manning and Bray, in.
322.)
SQUIRE, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, July 7, 1715.
S. of Benjamin (1678), C. of Massingham, Norfolk. B. there.
Schools, Walsingham (Mr Harding) and Lynn (Mr Horn).
Scholar, 1715-22; Matric. 1716; B.A. 1719-20; M.A. 1723.
Fellow, 1722-3. Subs, for priest's orders (Norwich) Sept. 20,
1724. R. of Lavenham, Suffolk, 1730-63. Married Ann,
sister of John Booty, of Fomham AH Saints', Suffolk.
Buried at Lavenham, Oct. 28, 1763. Will (Burj') 1764.
Brother of Charles (1712). (Venn, n. 4.)
SQUIRE, JOHN. M.A. from St John's, 1721. S. of Samuel, of
Dumford, Wilts., clerk. Matric. (Merton College, Oxford)
Mar. 24, 1710-r, age 17; B.A. (Oxford) i7i4-5- Ord. deacon
(Sarum) Sept. 25, 1715; priest, Sept. 21, 1718. Chaplain to
the Bishop of Sarum. Canon of Sarum, 1721-59. V. of
Wilsford, Wilts., 1722. R. of Poulshot, 1730-59- Died July
2, 1759. Will, P.C.C. Brother of Edwards (1696), etc.
(Al. Oxon.; G. Mag.; T. C. Dale.)
SQUIRE, JOSEPH. M.A. 1635 (Incorp. from Oxford). S. of
Roger, of Helland, Cornwall, clerk. Matric. (Exeter College,
Oxford) May 28, 1624, age 20; B.A. (Oxford) 1626; M.A.
1629; B.D. 1640. Fellow of Exeter College, 1628-47. R. of
Lifton, Devon, 1645. Will (Exeter) 1672. (Al. Oxon.)
SQUIRE, LOFTUS. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Magdalene, June
29, 1659. S. of Samson, farmer, of Thrintoft, near North-
allerton, Yorks. School, York. Matric. 1659; B.A. 1662-3.
Ord. deacon (York) Mar. 15, 1662-3; priest (Chichester) May
11,1664. R. of Melsonby, Yorks., 1671-1704- Died 1704.
SQUIRE, PHILIP. Adm. sizar (age 14) at Magdalene, June 29,
1659. S. of Thomas (1605), clerk, of Escrick, Yorks. Bapt.
Nov. 24, 1642. School, York. Matric. 1659; B.A. 1662-3.
R. of Fledburgh, Notts., 1668. Brother of Arthur (1650)
and Thomas (1659).
SQUIRE, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Jesus, July i, 1640. Of
Devon. Matric. 1640.
SQUIRE, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at Corpus Christi, 1668. Of
Lincolnshire. Matric. 1668; B.A. 1671-2; M.A. i675- Ord-
deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 22, 1672; priest, Sept. 21, 1673.
SQUIRE, SAMPSON. Matric. sizar from Christ's, 1592-3; B..A.
i.'>96-7; M.A. 1602. V. of Ainderby Steeple, Yorks., 1598-
1611.
SQUIRE, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Sx John's, June 16,
1726. S. of Edward (1696), clerk, R. of Oakford, Devon.
B. at Oakford. School, Tiverton (Mr Reyner). Matric. 1726;
B.A. 1729-30; M.A. 1754. Ord. deacon (Bath and Wells)
Sept. 20, 1730; priest, Sept. 23, 1733. V. of Winscombe,
Somerset, 1746-50. V. of Cutcombe, 1750-63. P.C. of
Luxborough, 1750. V. of Carhampton, 1754-63. Died 1763.
Admon., P.C.C. Father of Edwards (1751)- (Scott-Mayor,
in. 399.)
SQUIRE, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, June 23,
1730. S. of S., druggist, of Wiltshire. B. at Warminster.
School, Warminster. Matric. 1730; Scholar; B.A. 1733-4;
M.A. 1737; D.D. 1749- Fellow, 1735-44- Ord. deacon
(London) June 17, 1739; priest (Norwich) May 31, 1741.
Chaplain to the Duke of Newcastle. Preb. of Wells, 1743-61.
Archdeacon of Bath, 1743-61. V. of Minting, Lines.,
1741. F.R.S., 1746. R. of Toppesfield, Essex, 1749-50.
R. of St Anne's, Dean Street, Soho, London, 1750-66. V. of
Greenwich, 1751-66. Dean of Bristol, 1760. Bishop of
St David's, 1761-6. Anglo-Saxon scholar, etc. Died May 7,
1766. Admon., P.C.C. (D.N.B.; Scott-Mayor, in. 427.)
SQUIRE, SUTTON. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Magdalene, May 20,
1676. S. of Arthur (1650), clerk. B. at Selby, Yorks. Bapt.
Dec. 7, 1658, at Heighington. School, Selby. Matric. 1676;
B.A. 1679-80. Ord. deacon (York) Mar. 7, 1679-80; priest,
May 29, 1681. Succeeded his father as R. of Elvington,
Yorks., 1682-1728. Buried there Apr. 10, 1728. Brother
of Thomas (1682). (Burton, Hemingborough.)
SQUIRE, THEODORE. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Easter,
1610; B.A. 1613-4. Fellow. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 24;
priest, Sept. 25, 1615.
Stable, Samuel
SQUIRE, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Peterhouse, Michs.
1598 (adm. 1598-9, Swyre); B.A. 1601-2; M.A. 1605; B.D.
1614. Licensed to preach (York) June, 1608. R. of Linton-
in-Craven, Yorks., 1607-8. Perhaps V. of Ainderby Steeple,
i6ii-£. 25.
SQUIRE, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter, 1605;
B.A. 1608-9; M.A. 1613. Incorp. at Oxford, i6n. Ord.
deacon (York) Dec. 1609; priest, 1610. V. of North Ottring-
ton, Yorks., 1610. V. of Escrick, 1613. Married Elizabeth,
dau. of John Scott, Dean of York. Buried at Escrick, Mar.
19, 1662-3. Father of the next, Arthur (1650) and Philip
(1659), perhaps brother of William (1602-3). (Peile, 1. 253;
Burton, Hemingborough, no.)
SQUIRE, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Magdalene, June
29, 1659. S. of Thomas (above), clerk, of Escrick, Yorks.
School, York. Matric. 1659. Brother of Arthur (1651) and
Philip (1659)-
SQUIRE, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Magdalene, June
30, 1682. S. of Arthur (1650), clerk. B. at Selby, Yorks.
School, Wakefield. Matric. 1682; B.A. 1685-6; M.A. 1692.
Fellow, 1687. Ord. deacon (York) Mar. 1689-90; priest.
Mar. 18, 1690-1. V. of Eagle, Lines. Chaplain to the Earl
of Orrery. R. of North Scarle, 1690. V. of South Scarle.
Brother of Sutton (1676) and doubtless father of Thomas
(1714)-
SQUIRE, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Emmanuel, Michs. 1714-
Perhaps the same as the next.
SQUIRE, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Magdalene, 1714-
S. of Thomas (1682), R. of Northcastle (? North Scarle),
Lines. B. there. School, Thomey, Notts, (private). Matric.
1714; B.A. 1717-8. Ord. deacon (York) June, 1718; priest
(Lincoln) June 12, 1720. V. of Kirkby Green, Lines., 1720.
V. of Billinghay, 1721.
SQUIRE, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Emmanuel, Mar. 7,
1746-7. S. of Thomas, of Quendon, Leics. School, Nuneaton.
Matric. 1747; B.A. 1750-1 ; M.A. 1759. Ord. deacon (Lincoln)
Sept. 24, 1752; priest, June 9, 1754. Died Apr. 21, 1768,
aged 38. Buried at Barrow-upon-Soar. M.I.; late of Quen-
don. (Nichols, III. 75.)
SQUIRE, WILLIAM (1471), see SWYER.
SQUIRE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Oct. 1,
1600.
SQUIRE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Caius, Dec. i,
1601. S. of Christopher, of Devon. School, 'Lyle,' Dorset
(Mr CoUard).
SQUIRE, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, 1602-3, as
Swyre. Matric. 1602; B.A. 1605-6; M.A. i6i6. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) Feb. 23; priest, Feb. 25, 1615-6. Probably V. of
Skipwith, Yorks., i6i8. Buried at Escrick, Apr. 5, 1619.
Perhaps brother of Thomas (1595). (Thos. Burton, Heming-
borough.)
SQUIRE or SWIER, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity,
Michs. 1610; B.A. 1613-4. Perhaps V. of Bubwith, Yorks.,
1617-46.
SQUIRE, WILLIAM. B.A. from Trinity Hall, 1650. Incorp.
at Oxford, 1652. M.A. (Brasenose College, Oxford) 1653.
Fellow of University College, Oxford. Chaplain of All Souls.
R. of Rolleston, Staffs., 1675-7- Canon of Lichfield, 1675-7.
Author, theological. Buried at Rolleston, Sept. 4, 1677.
(D.N.B.\Al. Oxon.)
SQUIRE or SQWERE, . Com. for M.A. or higher degree,
1468-9; B.D. 1475-6. Admon. granted in 1500, in respect
of the estate of John Sqwyer, R. of Eyke, Suffolk.
SQUIRS, . B.A. 1469-70.
STABLE, JOHN. Of Trinity. B. at Idle, Yorks. B.A. (? 1602-
3) ; M.A. 1606. Ord. deacon (London) May 9; priest. May 16,
1602, age 24. V. of Hatfield Peveril, Essex, 1605. R. of
Roding Margaret, 1635-60. Died 1660. Will, P.C.C. Father
of Samuel (1640) and Thomas (1632).
STABLE, RICHARD. B.A. 1491-2.
STABLE, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Trinity, 1639;
Scholar, 1641; B.A. 1643.
STABLE, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Christ's, May 6,
1640. S. of John (1602-3), R. of Margaret Roding. B. at
Hatfield Peveril. School, Maldon (Mr Danes). Matric. 1640;
B.A. 1643-4. Brother of Thomas (1632).
STABLE, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, (age 14) at Sidney, Apr. 24,
1648. S. of William, yeoman. B. at Leeds, Yorks. School,
Leeds. Matric. 1648; B.A. 1651-2. Incorp. at Oxford, 1653.
Perhaps intruder at Holdenby, Northants., 1655-70. Signed
for deacon's orders (London) Dec. 18, 1663; for priest's.
Mar. 5, 1663-4, R. of Goldsborough, Yorks., 1670-1707.
Died before Nov. 1707.
Stable, Thomas
STABLE or STABLES, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity,
1632. S. of John (1602-3). B. at Hatfield Peveril, Essex.
Matric. 1632. Migrated toClirist's, 1635, age I9;B.A. 1635-6;
M. A. 1639. Ord. priest (Peterb.) Dec. 18, 1641. V.ofMunden,
Essex, 1 641-3. V. of Gt Saling, 1646. R. of Margaret
Roding, 1660-74. Died there before Apr. 1674. Brother of
Samuel (1640). (Peile, i. 439.)
STABLES, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Magdalene,
May 12, 1716. S. and h. of Leonard, gent. B. at Pontefract,
Yorks. School, Hipperholme. Matric. 1716; LL.B. from
Trinity Hall, 1721. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Oct. 15, 1719, and
afterwards at the Middle Temple, Apr. 20, 1724. Probably
commissary for the chapter of York. Died Sept. 30, 1774.
(Vis. of Yorks., 1665; G. Mag.)
STABLE, . B.Can.L. 1492-3.
STABLER, EMMANUEL. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Trinity,
Mar. 24, 1736-7. S.of Emmanuel, of York. School, Beverley,
Yorks. (Mr Clark). Matric. 1737; Scholar, 1740; B.A. 1740-1.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) May 24, 1741.
STAGE, see also STAGEY.
STAGE (? STARE), JOHN. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
c. 1594. Perhaps 'Staie'; if so, probably B.A. 1594-5; M.A.
from Clare, 1599.
STAGE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Nov. 2, 1636.
Of Kent. Matric. 1637.
STAGEY or STAGE, FRANGIS. B.A. 1538-9 ; Scholar of Christ's,
1535.
STAGEY, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1611;
scholar from Westminster; B.A. 1614-5; M.A. 1618. R. of
Hartley, Kent, 1617-42. R. of Ridley, in 1627, and till 1647.
Buried there, Aug. 8, 1648. Probably father of John (1631)
or John (1647). (Fielding, Rochester; Hasted, i. 281.)
STAGYE, JAMES. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse, Michs.
1568; B.A. 1571-2; M.A. 1575. Ord. priest (Norwich) Mar. 6,
1576-7. R. of Cole-Orton, Leics., 1583. Will (Leicester)
1611.
STAGYE, JAMES. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs. 1571.
STAGEY, JOHN. B.A. 1509-10. Perhaps R. of Lackford, Suffolk,
1553-
STAGEY, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1631.
Possibly s. of Henry (1611). Scholar, 1634; B.A. 1635-6;
M.A. 1639. Perhaps R. of Ridley, Kent, 1647-80; R. of
Ifield, 1666-7; R. of Hartley, 1667-80. Chaplain to the
Duke of Richmond and Lennox. Buried at Hartley, Dec. 5,
1680. (But see also the next, to whom the above .suggested
identification may apply.) (Fielding, Rochester.)
STAGEY, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Trinity, July 5, 1647. Of
Kent. Perhaps s. of Henry (i6ii). B. in Westminster
(according to Al. Westmon.). School, Westminster. Matric.
1646; Scholar, 1648; B.A. 1650-1; M.A. 1654. Said to have
been Fellow of Trinity, 1651, but dispossessed. (According
to dates, this man, rather than John (above) was probably
son of Henry (1611). (Al, Westmon.)
STAGEY, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Magdalene, Dec. 15,
1671. S. of John, gent., of London. School, Charterhouse.
Matric. 1672; B.A. 1675-6; M.A. 1679. Fellow, 1676. Ord.
priest (London) Dec. 19, 1680. C. of Sawston, Cambs., 1680.
R. of Dunsby, Lines., 1701-24. Married Anne, dau. of Richard
Quincey, of Rippingale, Lines., July 6, 1703. Died 1724.
To be buried in Dunsby Church. Will proved (P.C.C.) Nov. 9,
1724. (Al. Carthus.)
STAGY, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Queens', Nov. 18, 1674. Of
Essex. Perhaps s. of William, of Newport, Essex. Matric.
1674-5; B.A. 1678-9; M.A. 1682. Ord. priest (London) May
29, 1681. Perhaps brother of William (1671).
STAGY, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, Mar. 27,
1712. 2nd s. of John, gent. B. at Ballifield, Yorks. Bapt.
at Hansworth, July 18, 1694. School, Ballifield (Mr Drake).
Matric. 1712; B.A. 1715-6. (F.M.G., 1210; Hunter, Hallam-
shire, 488.)
STAGYE, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 19) at St John's, June 13,
1741- S. and h. of Thomas, gent., of Ballifield, Yorks. B. at
Ballifield, near Sheffield. Bapt. Aug. 13, 1722, at Hansworth.
School, Chesterfield (Mr Burrow). Matric. 1744; B.A. 1744-5.
Ord. deacon (York) June 14, 1747; 'C. of Mansfield Wood-
house, Notts.' Married Anne, dau. of Robert Jessop, of
Waterthorpe, Derbs. Died July 3, 1791. Buried at Hans-
worth. (F.M.G., 1210.)
STAGYE, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1578.
Probably s. of Francis, of Castle Bytham, Lines. Adm. at
Gray's Inn, May 31, 1581, from Barnard's Inn. Of Castle
Bytham. Married Bethelina, dau. of John Shawredine, of
Essex. Buried in London, May 18, 1617. (Lines. Pedigrees,
918.)
Stackhouse, Roger
STAGYE, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Michs.
1585.
STAGEY or STAGE, RICHARD. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel,
May 4, 1631. Of Leicestershire. Matric. 1631, as Stacey;
B.A. from Magdalene, 1634-5.
STAGYE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity Hall, Michs.
1544-
STAGY, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1629.
Of Hertfordshire. Probably s. of William. B.A. 1632-3;
M.A. 1636. Doubtless R. of Datchworth, Herte., till 1650.
Admon., Oct. 15, 1650; to his father. (Clutterbuck, 11. 318.)
STAGEY, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1632. Of Nottinghamshire. B.A. 1635-6; M.A. 1639.
STAGYE, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Pembroke, Mar. 12,
1632-3. S. of Thomas, of Osmundthorpe, Yorks. Matric.
1633; B.A. 1636-7; M.A. 1640.
STAGIE, THOMAS. Scholar of Emmanuel. Buried at Gt St
Andrew's, Cambridge, June 29, 1639.
STAGY, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity Hall, Michs.
1544 (impubes).
STACY, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter, 1578.
Of Essex. B.A. 1581-2; M.A. 1585. Probably V. of West
Hythe, Kent, 1586-95; R. of Hardres, 1597-1632. Perhaps
also R. of Bennington, till 1615, and of Sevington, 1623-4.
Died 1632.
STAGY, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, July 5,
1671. S. of William, of Newport, Essex. B. there. School,
Newport. Matric. 1671 ; B.A. from Queens', 1674-5. Perhaps
R. of Stunner, Essex, 1677. Died same year. Perhaps brother
of John (1674).
STAGEY, . B.A. 1496-7; M.A. 1500-1. Perhaps William,
Litt. dim. from the Bishop of Ely for his ordination as sub-
deacon, Sept. 19, 1499.
STAGEY, . B.A. 1513-4.
STACKHOUSE, AMBROSE. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Christ's,
Mar. 4, 1666-7. S. of Hugh. B. at Giggleswick, Yorks.
School, Giggleswick. Matric. 1667; B.A. 1670-1; M.A. 1674.
Ord. priest (Worcester) 1676. R. of Quatt, 1677-95. Buried
there Sept. 16, 1695. (Peile, 11. 8.)
STACKHOUSE, ANTHONY. Matric. sizar from St John's,
Easter, 1579; B.A. from Corpus Christi, 1582-3. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) 1586-7; priest, 1587. Perhaps C. of Stanion,
Northants., in 1614.
STACKHOUSE, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. sizar from Jesus,
Michs. i6i8; B.A. 1621-2. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Mar. 9,
1627-8; priest. Mar. i, 1628-9.
STACKHOUSE, GERSON (? GERSHAM). Adm. sizar (age 15)
at Christ's, Nov. 2, 1630. S. of James. B. at Austwick,
near Settle, Yorks. School, Oakham (Mr Stackhouse).
Matric. 1631; B.A. 1634-5.
STACKHOUSE, HUGH. Adm. sizar (age 20) at Magdalene,
June 9, 1672. S. of Oliver, of Giggleswick, Yorks. School,
Giggleswick. Matric. 1672; B.A. 1675-6. Ord. deacon
(York) Sept. 1675.
STACKHOUSE, JAMES. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Apr. 28, 1621.
Matric. 1621; B.A. 1624-5; M.A. 1628. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
Sept. 24; priest, Sept. 25, 1626. Master of Oakham Grammar
School, Rutland, 1629-42. Buried at Oakham, Aug. 4, 1642.
STACKHOUSE, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 20) at St John's, May
13, 1672. S. of Thomas, deceased, of Thornton, Yorks.
B. there. School, Clapham. Matric. 1672; B.A. 1675-6.
V. of Coniscliffe, Durham, 1712-8. R. of Boldon, 1718-34.
Buried there Dec. 9, 1734. Father of Thomas (1699). (H. M.
Wood.)
STACKHOUSE, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 20) at St John's, Feb. 5,
1713-4. S. of Samuel, shoemaker. B. at Giggleswick, Yorks.
School, Giggleswick. Matric. 1713-4.
STACKHOUSE, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Magdalene,
Easter, 1551. Of Yorkshire. B.A. 1554-5; M.A. from St
John's, 1557. Fellow of St John's, 1557. Will proved
(V.C.C.) 1558.
STACKHOUSE, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter,
1622; B.A. 1625-6; M.A. 1629.
STACKHOUSE, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at Christ's, June 10,
H656. S. of James. B. at Austwick, Yorks. School, Giggles-
wick. Matric. 1656; B.A. 1659-60; M.A. 1663. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) Feb. 22; priest, Feb. 23, 1661-2. V. of Husbome
Crawley, Beds., 1661-5. R- of Hocklifife, 1666-87. Married
Catherine Slingsby, at Houghton Conquest, July 6, 1670.
Buried at Hockliffe, Apr. 11, 1687. (Peile, I. 57a; W. M.
Noble.)
STACKHOUSE, ROGER. Matric. siear from Queens', Lent,
1557-8.
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Stackhouse, Thomas
stackhouse, thomas. b.a. 1496-7; m.a. 1500; b.d.
1514-5- D.D. 1516-7. FeUow of Queens', 1501-9. Pnncipal
of St Augustine's Hostel. Trotter's priest at Queens .
Master of Michael House, 1520-33- Vice-Chancellor, 1521-2.
Chaplain to Henry VIII. R. of Kirby Sigston, Yorks., 1523-
Died 1533. (Cooper, i. 48.)
STACKHOUSE, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Christ's,
May 19, 1645. S. of James. B. at Stackhouse, near Giggles-
wick, Yorks. School, Giggleswick. Matric. 1645; B.A. 1647-
8. R. of Tickencote, Rutland, 1661-3. V. of St John's,
Stamford, 1663. (Peile, i. 495.)
STACKHOUSE, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Easter,
1655. Of Rutland. Matric. 1655, 'Staghouse.'
STACKHOUSE, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's,
Apr. 3, 1699. S. of John (1672), clerk. B. at Witton-le-Wear,
Durham. School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1699. Master of
Hexham Grammar School, 1701-4. Ord. priest (London)
Dec. 24, 1704, 'B.A.' Held curacies at Richmond, Eahng
and Finchley, and for some time lived in extreme poverty.
Minister of the English Church at Amsterdam, 1713- V. of
Beenham Valence, Berks., I733- Author, History of the
Bible, etc. Died Oct. 11, 1752. M.I. at Beenham Valence.
(H. M. Wood; G. Mag.; D.N.B.)
STACKHOUSE, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Christ's,
Mar. 26, 1717. S. of William. B. at Hartington (? HartUng-
ton), Yorks. School, Bradford (Mr Clapham). Scholar, 1 718;
B.A. 1720-1. Ord. deacon (York) Mar. 1720-1; pnest, June,
1723. V. of Sowerby Bridge, Yorks., 1732-46. {See a con-
temporary namesake in Al. Oxon.; Peile, 11. 191.)
STADDERD or STODDARD, JAMES. Adm. sizar (age 18) at
Trinity, Mar. 19, 1735-6. S. of Thomas, of St Ives, Hunts.
School, Ely. Matric. i737; Scholar, 1739; B.A. 1739-40.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Mar. 2, 1739-40.
STADLER, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Caius, Apr. 23, 1631.
S. of Robert, shoemaker. Of Devon. B. at Combe Martin.
School, Ilfracombe (Mr Morgan Mathewes). Matric. 1631.
STAFFORD, ANTHONY. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity,
June 17, 1700. S. and h. of John, of Shaw, Derbs., Esq.
School, Chester (Mr Harpur). Adm. at Gray's Inn, June 5,
1700. Perhaps father of James (1738).
STAFFORD, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Christ's,
May 23, 1684. S. of Robert, of Yorkshire. Matric. 1684;
B.A. 1687-8; M.A. 1691. Ord. deacon (Lincota) Sept. 1691;
'C. of Godmanchester.' R. of Bothal, Northumberland,
1691-1736. Buried there, Apr. 11, 1736. (Peile, 11. 96.)
STAFFORD, EDWARD. Matric. Fell.-Com. from St John's,
Michs. 1559 (im/>M6es). Of Pembroke in Aug. 1564. Probably
s. of Sir WiUiam, of Chebsey, Stags. M.A. (Oxford) 1592.
Knighted, 1583. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Aug. 13, 1594.
Bencher of Gray's Inn, 1592. M.P. for Heytesbury, 1572-83 ;
for Winchester, 1593; for Stafford, 1597-93. 1601; for
Queenborough, 1604-5. Buried at St Margaret's, West-
minster, Feb. 5, 1604-5. (Cooper, in. 9; Al. Oxon.)
STAFFORD, GEORGE. B.A. i5i4-5- Of Durham diocese.
M.A. 1517; B.D. 1523-4. Fellow of Pembroke, 1515.
Proctor, 1522-3. Reader of Divinity, 1524. An early
reformer. Died 1529. Will proved (V.C.C.) 1529. (Cooper,
1. 39; Loder.)
STAFFORD, HENRY. Educated at Cambridge and Oxford.
S. and h. of Edward, Duke of Buckingham (executed for
treason. May 17, 1521). B. Sept. 18, 1501, at Penshurst,
Kent. Styled Eari of Stafford. Constable of Stafford Castle,
1532. M.P. for Salop, 1535; for Stafford, 1547. Restored
in blood and declared to be Baron Stafford, 1547. Chamber-
lain of the Exchequer, 1554. Lord-Lieut, of Staffs., 1559-
Married Ursula, dau. of Sir Richard Pole, K.G. Scholar and
translator. Died Apr. 30, 1563, at Cans Castle, Salop.
(G.E.C.; Al. Oxon.; Cooper, i. 216.)
STAFFORD, HENRY. Adm. sizar (age 20) at St John's, July 8,
1664. S. of John, deceased, of Barkby Thorp, in Barkby,
Leics. B. there. School, Uppingham. Matric. 1664; B.A.
1668-9; M.A. 1682. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) May 29, 1670;
priest (Lincoln) Sept. 24, 1671. Died July 4, 1686, aged 42.
M.I. at Barkby. (Nichols, iii. 49.)
STAFFORD, JAMES. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, May 12,
1708. S. of John, husbandman. B. at Little Ponton, Lines.
School, Burton (Mr Cockayne). Matric. 1708; B.A. 1711-2;
M.A. 1717. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 20, 1713; priest,
Sept. 24, 1715. C. of Higham Ferrers, Northants., 1713-
Chaplain to the Earl of Oxford. R. of Newton, Lines., 1726.
R. of Staunton Wyvile, Leics., 1726-36.
STAFFORD, JAMES. Adm. sizar (age 23) at St John's, July 6,
1738. S. of Anthony (? 1700), gent., of Derbyshire. B. at
Strand. School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1738; B.A. 1741-2; M.A.
1762. Ord. deacon (Rochester) Dec. 18, 1743; priest (York)
Feb. 19, 1743-4. R. of Farthinghoe, Northants., i77o-94-
Staggins, Nicholas
V. of Penkridge, Staffs., till 1794. Died July 30 (?Aug. 6),
1794, aged 79. Will, P.C.C. (Scott-Mayor, m. ^g6;G. Mag.;
Baker, 1. 624.)
STAFFORD, JOHN DE. ' King's Scholar' at Cambridge, 1327-9-
STAFFORD, JOHN. B.A. 1519-20. FeUow of Clare, 1520.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1521-2. One of these names R. of
Tadworth, Berks., 1559. Died 1576.
STAFFORD, JOHN. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Corpus Christi,
Michs. 1569. Perhaps adm. at Gray's Inn, 1572. Perhaps
of Huncote, Leics. (Nichols, iv. 760.)
STAFFORD, JOHN. B.D. from Sidney, 1604. FeUow of
Sidney.
STAFFORD, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Pembroke, Apr. 1663.
S. of John. B. at Garboldisham, Norfolk. Matric. 1663;
B.A. 1666-7.
STAFFORD, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Jesus, May 29, 1667. Of
Derbyshire. Matric. 1669; B.A. 1670-1. Ord. deacon
(Lichfield) Jan. 1, 1672-3. V. of Duffield, 1672-80.
STAFFORD, MATTHEW. Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, Aug. 8,
1608. S. of Thomas (1571), R. of Filby, Norfolk. School,
Eton. Matric. 1608. Migrated to Caius, as pens., Aug. 4,
1609; Scholar, 1609-13; B.A. 1612-3.
STAFFORD, PETER. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Pembroke, Mar. 1,
1716-7. Previously matric. (Wadham College, Oxford) Nov.
18, 1712. S. of Jonathan, of Wilson, V/arws., clerk. Matric.
1716-7; B.A. 1716-7. Old. deacon (London) Dec. 21, 1718;
priest (Ely) May 24, 1719; C. of New Romney, Kent, i7i9-
V. of Gooderstone, Norfolk, 1719. Chaplain in the Navy, 1729.
STAFFORD, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Clare, Lent,
1577-8; B.. A. 1580-1; M.A. 1584.
STAFFORD, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Queens', Michs.
1581. Of Suffolk. B.A. 1585-6. Ord. priest (Norwich) Jan.
16, 1587-8. V. of Gt Whehietham, Suffolk, 1588. R. of
Woolverstone, 1588. Father of the next.
STAFFORD, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, Feb. 10,
1618-9. S. of Richard (above). School, Bury (Mr Dickenson).
Matric. 1619; B.A. from Emmanuel, 1622-3; M.A. 1626.
Ord. priest (Ely) Sept. 19, 1629. R. of Ampton, Suffolk,
1624-c. 44 (last signed the register after May, 1644, but his
successor was not instituted till Mar. 3, 1647). R. of Euston,
1647, and minister of the Ixworth Classis, 1647- V. of
Pakenham, 1648-61. Died July 31, 1661. (Venn, 1. 242;
W. A. Wickham.)
STAFFORD, STEPHEN. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Pembroke,
Feb. 14, 1636-7. S. of Jeremiah. B. at Bury St Edmunds.
Matric. 1637; B.A. 1640-1; M.A. 1644. (Vis. of Suffolk, 1664O
STAFFORD, THOMAS. Scholar at King's Hall, 1439-41-
STAFFORD or STAVER, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from St
John's, Easter, 1571; B.A. 1574-5; M.A. 1578. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) May 19, 1581; priest. Mar. 31, 1582. V. of Slawston,
Leics., 1583. V. of Shropham, Norfolk, till 1587. R. of
Bumham Thorpe, 1586-7. R. of Filby, c. 1600-20. Father
of Matthew (1608).
STAFFORD, THURLOW. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Magdalene,
June 15, 1739. S. of , Esq. B. at Downham, Norfolk.
School, Downham. Matric. 1740; B.A. 1743-4; M.A. 1746.
Fellow, 1744. Captain, Norfolk Militia. Died Jan. 29, 1760.
(G. Mag.)
STAFFORD, WILLIAM. B.D. 1536-7. Dominican friar. Prior
of the house at Stamford; surrendered, 1538. (Cooper, i. 69.)
STAFFORD, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius, Oct. 2,
1739. S. of Francis, stonemason, of Norwich. B. there.
School, Norwich iMr Reddington and Mr Bullimer). Matric.
1739; Scholar, 1739-44; B.A. i743- Ord. deacon (Win-
chester, Litt. dim. from Norwich) Dec. 18, 1743. as C. of
BurUngham, Norfolk. Died Aug. 21, 1744- Buried in
Norwich Cathedral. (Venn, 11. 47.)
STAFFORD, . Adm. Fell.-Com. at Corpus Christi, 1582.
STAFFORD, . B.D. 1592 (in ordo).
STAGGE, JAMES. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Caius, Feb. 10,
1691-2. S. of John, butcher, of Shipdham, Norfolk. B. there.
Schools, Shipdham (Mr Newson) and Wymondham (Mr
Clarke). Matric. 1692; B.A. 1695-6; Scholar, 1696-9. Ord.
deacon (Norwich) Mar. 4, 1698-9; priest, Dec. 19, 1703.
Master of Saham Toney School, in 1701. R. of Garveston,
Norfolk, 1703-40. R. of Welbome, 1722-34. Will proved
(Norwich C. C.) 1740; of Shipdham, clerk. (Venn, 1. 490.)
STAGG, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Trinity, Dec. 17, 1694-
S. of John, manciple of the College. B. at Cambridge.
School, St Paul's. Scholar, 1697; B.A. 1698-9; M.A. 1702.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Mar. 14, 1702-3.
STAGGINS, NICHOLAS. Mus.Doc. 1682 (Com. Reg.). First
Professor of Music, 1684-1704. Master of Charles IPs band
of music, 1676. Died June 13, 1704. (D.N.B.; Abdy Williams,
130-)
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Staige, Theodosius
STAIGE, THEODOSIUS. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's,
Dec. 17, 1715. S. of William, clerk, of Middlesex. B. in
London. School, St Paul's. Matric. 1715-6. Ord. deacon
(London) Feb. 21, 1724-5; priest. May 23, 1725.
STAINES, JAMES. Matric. sizar from King's, Easter, 1628;
B.A. 1632-3.
STAYN, JOHN. Com. for B.A. 1476-7.
STEINS, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Easter, 1604.
STAYNES, NICHOLAS. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1586. Probably s. of Nicholas, of St Mary Wool-
church, London, mercer. Bapt. Dec. 9, 1571. Doubtless
adm. at Gray's Inn, Aug. 14, 1591, from Barnard's Inn.
Admon. (P.C.C.) 1608.
STAYNES, NICHOLAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, June 22,
1612. S. of Thomas, gent., of Surlingham, Norfolk. Schools,
Bramerton and Norwich. Matric. 1612; Scholar, 1612-9;
B.A. 1615-6; M.A. 1619. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Feb. 11;
priest, Feb. 12, 1619-20. R. of Filby, Norfolk, 1620. (Venn,
1.218.)
STAYNES or STAENS, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Jesus,
Miehs. 1578. S. of Richard, of High Ongar, Essex. B.A.
from Corpus Christi, 1581-2; M.A. 1585; LL.D. 1611. Of
High Ongar. Died Jan. 7, 1614. Father of the next and of
William (1629). (Morant, 1. 130.)
STANES, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Sidney, July 3,
1624. S. of Richard (above). B. at High Ongar, Essex.
School, Brentwood. Matric. 1624; B.A. 1627-8; M.A. 1634.
Licensed to practise medicine, 1637; M.D. 1645. Brother of
William (1629).
STANE, RICHARD. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Emmanuel, Oct. 15,
1649. Of Essex. Doubtless s. and h. of William, late of
Stapleford Abbot, gent., deceased. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn,
Nov. II, 1651. Of High Ongar, Essex. Died Jan. 15, 1714,
aged 84. {Morant, i. 130.)
STAINE or STANE, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May
25, 1659. Of Essex. Matric. 1662, Stane; M.B. 1665; M.D.
1702.
STAYNES, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, Mar. 30,
1667. S. of Thomas, gent., of Thirsk, Yorks. School, Thirsk
(Messrs Buck and Parkes). Matric. 1667; Scholar, 1667-9.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 12, 1669-70. {Venn, 1. 429.)
STAYNES, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Easter, 1551.
STAYNES, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, Nov. 14,
1672. S. of Samuel, of Essex. B. there. School, Huntingdon.
Matric. 1672-3; B.A. 1676-7; M.A. 1680. Ord. deacon
(London) Dec. 23, 1677. R. of Langdon Hills, Essex, 1680-
94. V. of Homdon-on-the-Hill, 1690-4. Died 1694. Admon.
(Cons. C. London) to his widow Margaret.
STAINES, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Pembroke, Dec. 28,
1725. S. of Samuel, of Cheshunt, Herts. Matric. 1726; B.A.
1729-30. Ord. deacon (Ely) Mar. 14, 1730-1; priest (Lincoln)
Mar. 5, 1731-2. One of these names of Winfrith, Newburgh,
Dorset, clerk. WiU (P.C.C.) 1766.
STAYNES, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1544.
STANES, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter,
1574-
STAINES, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Sidney, c. Apr.
1695. S. and h. of Richard, gent. B. at Sowerby, Yorks.
School, Coxwold. Of Sowerby and Newby. Married Grace,
dau. of Sir Matthew Wentworth, of Bretton, Yorks., Dec. 22,
1700.
STANES or STANE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel,
June, 1629. Of Essex. S. of Richard (1578), LL.D. Matric.
1629; M.B. 1635; M.D. 1639. Candidate, R.C.P., 1639;
Fellow, 1641; Elect, 1658-80; Censor, etc.; Registrar, 1670-4.
M.P. for Thetford, 1659. Died Feb. 11, 1679-80, aged 70.
Buried at Waterbeach, Cambs. Will (P.C.C.) ; of St Catherine
Creechurch, London. Brother of Richard (1624). {Munk,
I. 231.)
STAINFORTH or STANIFORTH, JONATHAN. Adm. sizar
(age 18) at Christ's, Sept. 19, 1645, from Magdalene. S. of
Richard (1585), V. of Owston, Yorks. B. at Bredsall, near
Derby. School, Derby (Mr Stainforth). Matric. 1645; B.A.
1649; M.A. 1654. R. of Hognaston, near Wirksworth; ejected,
1662. Preacher in Derbyshire. Brother of Timothy (1648).
{Peile, I. 499; F.M.G., 735.)
STANEFORTH, JONATHAN. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Sidney,
July 14, 1681. S. of Jonathan, deceased (by his 2nd wife
Anne, dau. of John Spateman, of Rodenook, Derbs.). Bapt.
at Rotherham, Yorks., June 22, 1666. School, Rotherham
(Mr Farrer). Matric. 1683. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Jan. 25,
1682-3. Died young. {F.M.G., 734; Hunter, i. 301.)
STANEFORTH, JOSEPH. Matric. sizar from Magdalene,
Easter, 1633; B.A. 1634-5.
Stallard, John
STAINFORTH, PETER. Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, June 8,
1635. Of Durham. Matric. 1635.
STAINFORTH, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from St John's,
Michs. 1585; B.A. 1589-90; M.A. 1593. Ord. priest (Peterb.)
June 2, 1597. V. of Owston, Vorks., 1598-1604. R. of
Bredsall, Derbs., 1604-31. Father of Jonathan (1645) and
Timothy (1648).
STANFORTH, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Caius, May 3,
1745- S. of Henry, maltster, of Salthouse, Norfolk. B. there.
School, Holt (Mr Holmes). Matric. 1745-6; Scholar, 1745-
52; B.A. 1748-9. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Mar. 11, 1749-50;
C. of Wiveton. Died Nov. 22, 1751. M.I. at Salthouse.
{Venn, 11. 57.)
STANFORTH, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, June 24,
1620. Of Norfolk. Matric. 1621; B.A. 1623-4; M.A. 1627.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) May 23, 1624; priest, June 12, 1625.
STANIFORTH, TIMOTHY. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Christ's,
Apr. 28, 1648. S. of Richard (1585), V. of Owston, Yorks.
B. at Derby. School, Derby. Matric. 1648; B.A. 1651. V. of
Allestree, Derbs.; ejected, 1662. Afterwards preacher in
Derbyshire. Brother of Jonathan (1645). {Peile, 1. 518;
F.M.G., 735.)
STAINFORTH, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June 8,
1663. Of York. S. of John, of York (and Mary, dau. of
Marmaduke Blakeston, Esq.). Matric. 1663, Stanford; B.A.
1666-7; M.A. 1670; D.D. 1694. Ord. deacon (York) June 2,
1667; priest, June 21, 1668. R. of St Mary, Bishophill
Senior, York, 1668-1705. V. of St Martin, Coney Street,
York, 1675. Preb. of Southwell, 1679-1713. Preb. of York,
1680-1713. R. of Bamborough, Yorks., 1704-13. Chaplain
to Elizabeth, Viscountess Purbeck. Buried Aug. 16, 1713,
in York Minster. Will dated. May 26, 1712; proved, Oct. 2,
1714. Father of the next. (According to the Register of
St Martin's, Coney Street, York, the Rev. William Stain-
forth was buried there Aug. 20, 1719.) {Yorks. Arch, and
Top. Journal, i. 275; H. M. Wood.)
STAINFORTH, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 12,
1686. Of Yorkshire. S. and h. of William (above), D.D.
Bapt. Nov. 18, 1669, at St Michael Belfrey, York. Matric.
1686, Standford; B.A. 1689-90; M.A. from Queens', 1693.
FeUow of Queens', 1693-8. Ord. deacon (Carlisle, Litt. dim.
from York) June 7; priest (Durham) Sept. 20, 1691. R. of
Simonbum, Northumberland, 1697-1723 (presented by the
University). Married, at York Minster, Aug. 21, 1699,
Frances, dau. of George Prickett, Recorder of York. Died
at York, 1746. Probably father of William (1722).
STANIFORTH, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Christ's,
Nov. 9, 1721. School, Rotherham. Matric. 1723; Scholar,
1723; B.A. 1725-6; M.A. 1730. Fellow, 1734-8. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) Sept. 26, 1726; priest, May 28, 1727. Buried at
Gt St Andrew's, Cambridge, Aug. 12, 1738. {Peile, 11. 204.)
STAINFORTH, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Dec. 27,
1722. Of Northumberland. Probably s. of William (1686).
Matric. 1724; B.A. 1726-7.
STAINFORTH, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Nov. 29,
1728. Of Yorkshire. Matric. 1731; B.A. 1732-3. Perhaps
of Stillington, Yorks.; died Mar. 12, 1784. (G. Mag.)
STAKAR, . B.A. 1474-5.
STALE, JOHN. M.B. 1473-4.
STALHAM, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1616;
B.A. 1618-9; M.A. 1623.
STALHAM or STALLAM, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Christ's,
Apr. 1617; B.A. 1620-1; M.A. 1624. Ord. priest (Norwich)
1626. Doubtless identical with the Puritan divine. If so,
V. of TerUng, Essex, 1632-62; ejected (though the vicar is
said in D.N.B. to 'have been educated at Oxford'). Pastor
of a Congregational Chapel at Terling, till 1681. Wrote
against the Quakers. Died 1681. Father of John (1667-8).
{PeiU, I. 314; D.N.B.)
STALLAN, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1618. Of Norfolk. B.A. 1621-2; M.A. 1625. Licensed to
practise medicine, 1627. M.D. 1632.
STALHAM, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Christ's, Mar. 21,
1667-8. S. of John (1617), V. of Terling, Essex. B. there.
School, Felsted.
STALHAM, SAMUEL. Matric. pens, from King's, Easter, 162 1 ;
B.A. 1623-4; M.A. 1627. Ord. deacon and priest (Norwich)
Sept. 24, 1626. R. of Newton Flotman, Norfolk, until 1672.
Died 1672.
STALLARD or STALLER, JOHN. Adm. (age 18) at Caius,
Oct. 7, 1561. S. of John, of Norwich. School, Norwich.
Scholar, 1564; B.A. 1564-5; M.A. 1568. Fellow and tutor,
1567-72. Ord. priest (Norivich) Apr. 28, 1564. R. of St
Michael Coslany, Norwich, 1572-80; of Drayton, Norfolk,
1576-1617; of St Augustine's, Norwich, 1590-1617. Chaplain
to Lord Montagu. Will proved (Norwich) 1618. {Vetin, i. 46.)
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STALLARD or STALLER, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Corpus
Christi, Easter, 1562; B.A. 1565-6; M.A. 1569; B.D. 1585.
Fellow, 1567-70. Incorp. at Oxford, 1572. R. of All
Hallows, Lombard Street, 1573-1605, and of St Mary-at-
Hill, 1574-1605. Preb. of Hereford, 1574-5- Archdeacon
of Rochester, 1593-1605. Died 1605-6. Buried at All
Hallows. WiU, P.C.C. {Cooper, 11. 4^8; Masters.)
STALLEBRAS, GEORGE. Adm. sizar at Caius, May 29, 1634.
S. of Edmund, weaver and draper, of Watton, Herts. School,
Bennington (MrWiborowe). Matric. 1634; Scholar, 1637-41;
B.A. 1637-8; M.A. 1641. Ord. deacon (Bishop of Lincohi)
Sept. 19, 1641. V. of Essendon, Herts., in 1646-60, ejected.
V. of Northaw, 1662-76. Licensed schoolmaster there,
Aug. 21, 1662. R. of Warboys, Hunts., 1668. Buried at
Northaw, June 6, 1676. {Venn, 1. 315.)
STALLON, ADAM. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Christ's, June 5,
1655. S. of Edward. B. at Feltwell, Norfolk. School, Felt-
well (Mr Ward). Matric. 1655; B.A. 1658-9.
STALLON, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Jesus, c. 1590; B.A.
1593-4; M.A. 1597. Licensed to practise medicine, 1599.
Perhaps R. of Sharrington, Norfolk, 1601-12.
STALLON, JOHN. Matric. sizar from King's, Michs. 1646.
STOLION (? STALLON), RICHARD. Matric. FeU.-Com. from
St John's, c. 1594. Probably brother of Thomas (c. 1594).
STALON, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Michs. 1558.
One of these names V. of Litlington, Cambs. Admon., 1573.
STALLON, SAMUEL. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1567;
Scholar, 1573; B.A. 1573-4; M.A. i577. FeUow, 1576.
R. of North Barsham, Norfolk, 1589-1613. Died 1613.
(Wrongly called Stephen in Cooper, iii. 60.)
STALON, THOMAS. Fellow of King's. Ord. sub-deacon
(Lincoln) Apr. i, 1503.
STOLION (? STALLON), THOMAS. Matric. Fell.-Com. from
St John's, c. 1594. Probably brother of Richard (c. 1594).
STALON, -. B.A. 1472-3; M.A. 1476. Perhaps Gregory;
V. of Wood-DaUing, Norfolk, 1485-1531.
STALMAN, LEONARD. Matric. sizar from Christ's, July, 1604.
B. in Craven, Yorks. B.A. 1607-8; M.A. 1611. Ord. deacon
(London) June, 1610, age 25. R. of Southover, Sussex, 1624-
30. V. of Steyning, 1630-9. Will (Chichester) 1643. Prob-
ably father of the next. {Peile, i. 249.)
STALMAN, LEONARD. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, 1637.
Of Sussex. Probably s. of Leonard (above).
STALMAN, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter,
161 1. B. at Clapham, Yorks. B.A. 1614-5. Ord. deacon
(London) Nov. 1615, age 24; licensed to Ringmer, Sussex.
{Peile, I. 284.)
STALWORTH, AMOS. At St John's two years. C. of Blofield,
Norfolk, in 1576. R. of Gillingham, in 1603. R. of Stockton,
c. 1603-11. Died 1611. {Norwich Deposition Book, 95;
Blomefield, viii. 12, 44.)
STALWORTHAM, . B.Civ.L. 1520-1. A priest. Perhaps
V. of Gt Chesterford, Essex, 1505-50. Died 1550.
STALYS, . M.A. 1478-9.
STAMFORD, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Clare, Lent, 1581-2;
B.A. 1585-6.
STAMPE, JOHN. M.A. 1633 (Incorp. from Oxford). S. of
Thomas, of Peasemore, Berks., gent. Matric. (Pembroke
College, Oxford) May 25, 1627, age 18; B.A. (Oxford) 1629;
M.A. 1632. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Aug. 7, 1629. Died 1662.
{Vis. of Berks., 1665.)
STAMPE, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Feb. i, 1664-5.
Matric. 1664-5; B.A. 1668-9. R. of Langley, Wilte. Non-
juror; took the oath of Abjuration but afterwards recanted.
One of these names of Islington, Middlesex, clerk; will
(P.C.C.) 1714-5- {Overton, 493.)
STAMP, WILLIAM. M.A. 1640 (Incorp. from Oxford). S. of
Timothy, of Brewem Abbey, Oxon., gent. Matric. (Pem-
broke College, Oxford) Apr. 20, 1627, age 16; B.A. 1630-1;
M.A. 1633; D.D. 1643. R. of St Aldate's, Oxford, 1637-
V. of Stepney, Middlesex, 1641-5, sequestered. Imprisoned,
but subsequently released. Followed the Prince of Wales
into exile. Chaplain to Elizabeth, Queen of Bohemia.
Author, sermons. Died at The Hague, c. 1653. Buried in
the church of Loesdune. {Al. Oxon.; D.N.B.)
STAMPER, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs.
1570; B.A. from Magdalene, 1579-80- Ord. deacon (Ely)
.•^pr. 17, 1580, age 25.
STAMPER, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Trinity, Jan. 10,
1707-8. S. of Francis, of London. School, Eton. Matric.
1708; Scholar, 1709; B.A. 1711-2; M.A. i7i5- Ord. deacon
(London) Mar. 16, 1711-2. R. of Stevenage, Herts., 1725-33-
Preb. of St Paul's, 1729-33- Died Oct. 17, i733- Will
(P.C.C.) 1733- (G. Mag.)
Standish, Alexander
STANBANK, RICHARD. B.A. 1497-8; M.A. 1501. Fellow of
Queens', 1500-18. Proctor, 1512-3. Will proved (V.C.C.)
1518.
STANBANKE, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's,
Easter, 1605. Buried at St Edward's, Cambridge, Aug. 5,
1606; 'Scholar of Clare.'
STAYNBANK or STONBANK, . B.A. 1523-4- Perhaps
Thomas Stanbank, R. of Layer Alta, Essex, 1542-66. Died
1566. WiU, Cons. C. London.
STANBRIDGE, HUGH. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Easter,
1581; B.A. 1583-4. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) 1585-6. R. of
Campton with Shefford, Beds., 1586.
STANBRIDGE, THOMAS. B.A. 1486-7. Probably adm. at
King's, a scholar from Eton, c. 1484.
STANBRIDGE, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, Feb. 16,
1630-1. Of Leicester. B.A. 1634.
STANBURY, ROGER. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June 25, 1633.
Of Devon. Matric. 1633.
STANCAKE, . Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, Sept. 11,
1674-
STANCLYFFE, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1618; Scholar, 1619; B.A. 1621-2; M.A. 1625. Ord. deacon
(York) Sept.; priest, Dec. 1625. Married Rachel Grice, at
St Michael Belfreys, York, July 21, 1629.
STANCLIFFE, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's,
Apr. 7, 1648. S. of John, draper, of South Owram, Halifax,
Yorks. B. there. School, Halifax (Mr Wood). Matric. 1648;
B.A. 1651-2; M.A. 1655. Incorp. at Oxford, 1655. R. of
Gt Stanmore, Middlesex, 1658-62, ejected. Pastor at
Rotherhithe, Surrey. Died at Hoxton, Middlesex, Dec. 12,
1705, aged 75. Will (P.C.C.) 1706. {Calamy, 11. 184; Al.
Oxon.)
STANDARD, HENRY. M.A. 1659 (Incorp. from Oxford). S.
of Thomas, of Middleton Stoney, Oxon., Esq. Matric. (Onel
CoUege, Oxford) Feb. 8, 1638-9, age 16. Created M.A.
(Oxford) Nov. 1, 1642.
STANDARD, WILLIAM. M.A. 1653 (Incorp. from Oxford). S.
of John, of Whitehill, Oxon., D.D. Matric. (Exeter College,
Oxford) Dec. 16, 1641, age 15; B.A. (Oxford) 1647; M.A.
1650; B.D. 1660. Fellow of Exeter College, 1644-65.
Praelector in Hebrew, 1650. {Al. Oxon.)
STANDERWICK, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Corpus Christi, 1742.
Of Norwich. Matric. Michs. 1743; B.A. 1746-7; M.A. 1758.
Ord. deacon (Norwich) June, 1747; priest, May, 1749. V. of
Shropham, Norfolk, 1753-1801. R. of Catfield, 1773-1801.
STANDEVEN, JOHN. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Clare, Michs.
1562; LL.B. 1563. Notary public at York, in 1587. Will
(York) 1587. One of these names Sheriff of Yorks., 1582.
Probably brother of the next.
STANDEVEN, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Clare, Michs.
1576; LL.B. 1582.
STANDFAST, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 14) at Sidney,
June 18, 1622. S. of William, clothier. B. at Kilve, Somerset.
Schools, Holford, Somerset (Mr Jno. Friar) and Tiverton.
Matric. 1622; B.A. 1625-6; M.A. 1629. Chaplain to King
Charles I. R. of Christ Church, Bristol, c. 1633-46; se-
questered and imprisoned in Bristol Castle, 1646. Rein-
stated, 1660. Preb. of Bristol, 1660-84. A popular preacher;
blind for more than 20 years. Died Aug. 24, 1684. (F. S.
Hockaday.)
STANDFAST, WILLIAM. M.A. 1705 (Incorp. from University
College, Oxford). Matric. there, Apr. 7, 1698, age 15. S. of
Nicholas, of Bristol. B.A. (0.xford) 1701; M.A. 1704; M.B.
1707; M.D. 1729. V. of Carlton-in-Moorland, Lines., 1716.
V. of North Wheatley, Notts., 1720. R. of Chfton, 1721.
{Al. Oxon.)
STANDISH, ALEXANDER. Matric. pens, from Queens',
Easter, 1584. Of Lancashire. Doubtless s. and h. of Thomas,
of Duxb'ury, Esq. (and Margaret, dau. of Sir Thomas
Hoghton, of Hoghton Tower). Adm. at Gray's Inn, Nov. i,
1586. Married Margaret, dau. of Sir Ralph Assheton, of
Whalley Abbey, Bart. Doubtless father of the next and of
Thomas (1607-8).
STANDISH, ALEXANDER. Matric. pens, from Queens', Lent,
1620-1. Of Lancashire. Doubtless 4th s. of Alexander
(above), of Duxbury, Lanes. B.A. 1624. Probably brother
of Thomas (1607). (Foster, Lanes. Pedigrees.)
STANDISH, ALEXANDER. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 20,
1674. Of Lancashire. Doubtless 3rd s. of Richard, of
Duxbury, Lanes., Esq. Matric. 1677; B.A. 1677-8. Adm.
at Gray's Inn, Nov. 26, 1674. Brother of Ralph (1674) and
of Richard (1669). (Foster, Lanes. Pedigrees.)
STANDISH, ALEXANDER. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's,
Feb. 16, 1684-5. S. of Edward, woollendraper. B. at
Chorley, Lanes. School, Lancaster (Mr Lodge). Matric.
1685.
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STANDISH, CHARLES. B.A. 1684 (Incorp. from Wadham
College, Oxford). Matric. there, Dec. 17, 1680, age 19. S. of
Hugh, of London. B.A. (Oxford) 1684. {Al. Oxon.)
STANDISH, DAVID. Matric. sizar from Peterhouse, Michs.
1656. Of Northamptonshire. 4th s. of David, minor canon
and organist of Peterborough Cathedral. Bapt. there, June 7,
1640. School, Peterborough. B.A. 1659-60; M.A. 1663.
Fellow, 1666-8. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Aug. i7, 1662; priest
(Ely) Sept. 24, 1664. V. of Barton Stacey, Hants.
Probably precentor of Winchester Cathedral, 1679. Married
Lydia, dau. of George Beaumont, D.D., preb. of Winchester,
Mar. 12, 1673-9. Brother of Francis (1644), etc.
STANDISH, DAVID. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Peterhouse, Nov.
3, 1682. Of Northamptonshire. 5th s. of Francis (1644).
Migrated to Emmanuel, Jan. 10, 1682-3. Matric. 1686;
B.A. 1686-7; M.A. 1690. Ord. priest (Peterb.) June 11, 1693.
Minor canon of Peterborough Cathedral. R. of Woodston,
Hunts., 1702-20. Master of Peterborough Grammar School,
1707-20. Married Mrs Rebecca Dunstan, of Peterborough,
Aug. 13, 1693. Buried Oct. 25, 1720, in Peterborough
Cathedral. Brother of William (1679) and father of the next.
STANDISH, DAVID. Adm. sizar (age 20) at St John's, July 3,
1717. S. of David (above), clerk, of Northamptonshire.
B. at Peterborough. School, Peterborough. B.A. 1721-2.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Dec. 24, 1721; priest (Peterb.) Sept.
23, 1722. Master of Peterborough Grammar School, 1722.
Minor canon of Peterborough, 1722. P.C. of Eye, Northants.,
1723. Afterwards R. of St Paul, Stonor, South Carolina,
1724-8. Died 1728. (Scott-Mayor, m. S14; S.P.G. Records.)
STANDISH, FRANCIS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Peterhouse,
May 23, 1644. Of Peterborough, ist s. of David, minor
canon and organist of Peterborough Cathedral. Bapt. there,
July 18, 1627. School, Peterborough. Matric. 1644; B.A.
1647-8; M.A. 1651. Incorp. at Oxford, 1654. Master of
Peterborough Grammar School during the Interregnum.
R. of Etton, Northants., 1656-97. Precentor of Peter-
borough Cathedral. Married (1) Mary, dau. of Robert
Carrier, of Peterborough; (2) Dorothy, dau. of William
Wightman, of Stoke-on-Trent, Notts. Buried Nov. 25, 1697,
in the Cathedral. Brother of John (1650) and David (1656),
father of William (1679) and David (1682). (T. A. Walker;
H, I. Longden.)
STANDISH, GILBERT. Adm. pens, (age 14) at St John's,
July 4, 1640. S. and h. of Edward, gent., of Newark, Notts.
B. there. School, Newark (Mr Gambell). Matric. 1640,
Married Anne, dau. of John Palmer, of Leadenham, Lines.,
July 27, 1654. Buried at Newark, Nov. 28, 1688. Brother of
Thomas (1648). (Lines. Pedigrees, 920.)
STANDISH, HENRY. Studied at Cambridge and Oxford. B. at
Standish, Lanes. A Franciscan friar. D.D. (Oxford).
Provincial of the Franciscans, c. 1509-18. Bishop of St
Asaph, 1518-35. Ambassador to Denmark, 1526. Assistant
to Queen Catherine, 1530; spoke against the divorce. R. of
Standish, Lanes., 1535. One of Wolsey's examiners of heretics.
Died July 9, 1535, in London. Buried in the Grey Friars,
London. Will proved (P.C.C). Benefactor to the Franciscans
at Oxford and to the Cathedral of St Asaph. (Browne
WiUis, St Asaph; D.N.B.; Al. Oxon.; Cooper, i. 55.)
STANDISH, HUGH. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Michs. 1567;
B.A. 1571-2. Ord. priest (Lincoln) May 22, 1579. V. of
Baston, Lines.
STANDISH, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, c. 1591; B.A.
from Christ's, 1596-7.
STANDISH, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 26, 1614.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Mar. 1, 1617-8; priest, Feb. 21,
1618-9.
STANDISH, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Peterhouse, Easter,
1650. 2nd s. of David, vicar-choral of Peterborough
Cathedral. Bapt. Oct. 14, 1634, in the Cathedral. B.A.
1652-3; M.A. 1656; B.D. 1664; D.D. 1680. Fellow, 1656.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1654 and 1669. R. of Conington, Cambs.,
1664. Chaplain to Charles 11, 1674-86. R. of Therfield,
Herts., 1683-6. Author, Sermons. Died Dec. 1686. Brother
of David (1656), etc. (Al.Oxon.)
STANDYCH, LAURENCE. B.A. 1522-3.
STANDISH, LEONARD. Adm. pens, at Queens', Apr. 20, 1592.
Of Lancashire. Perhaps 2nd s. of Thomas, of Duxbury,
Lanes. Matric. 1592. Perhaps brother of Alexander (1584).
(Foster, Lanes. Pedigrees.)
STANDISH, RALPH. Matric. pens, from Nicholas Hostel,
Michs. 1544; B.A. 1542-3; M.A. 1547; M.D. 1553. Proctor,
1551-2. Fellow of Trinity, 1548. Adm. at Gray's Inn, 1544.
Registrar of the Court of Chancery, 1549. In 1557 visited
Russia with the Czar's ambassador. Probably practised
physic in London. Died abroad. Will (P.C.C.) 1559. (Cooper,
I. 174; Munk, I. 56.)
V.A.C. IV. 145
Stands, William
STANDISH, RALPH. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 20, 1674.
Of Lancashire. Doubtless 4th s. of Richard, of Duxbury.
Matric. 1674; B.A. 1677-8; M.A. 1681. R. of Claughton,
Lanes., 1684-91, deprived as a non-juror. Brother of
Alexander (1674) and Richard (1669). (Foster, Lanes.
Pedigrees.)
STANDISH, RICHARD. B.A. 1526-7. B. in Lancashire. M.A.
1529; LL.D. 1541-2. Proctor, 1537-8. Vice-Chancellor,
1541-2. R. of Standish, Lanes. Chancellor and preb.
of St Asaph, 1534. Adm. advocate, 1543. Died 1552, in
Paternoster Row, London. Buried at St Faith's. Will
(P.C.C.); 'of St Faith, London; St Andrew, Cambridge; and
Standish, Lanes." (Cooper, i. 111, 542; Browne Willis,
St Asaph.)
STANDISH, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, June 5,
1669. Doubtless s. and h. of Richard, of Duxbury, Lanes,
(and Elizabeth, dau. of Piers Legh, of Lyme, Cheshire).
If so, created Bart., Feb. 8, 1676-7. M.P. for Wigan, 1690-3.
Married Margaret, dau. of Thomas Holcroft, of Holcroft,
Lanes. Died 1693. Doubtless brother of Alexander (1674)
and Ralph (1674), father of Thomas (1695-6). (G.E.C., iv.
81.)
STANDISH, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Christ's, Mar. 19,
1679-80. S. of Robert. School, Lenton, Lines. Matric. 1680;
B.A. 1683-4. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 1685; 'C. of
Ruskington.' (Peile, 11. yy.)
STANDISH, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Nicholas Hostel,
Michs. 1545.
STANDISH, THOMAS. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Queens', Feb. 7,
1607-8. Of Lancashire. Probably s. and h. of Alexander
(1584), of Duxbury, Lanes., Esq. Adm. at Gray's Inn,
Feb. 3, 1613-4. M.P. for Liverpool, 1626; for Preston,
1640-2. Married (i) Anne, dau. of Sir Thomas Wingfield, of
Letheringham, Suffolk, Knt.; (2) Anne, dau. of Christopher
Whittingham, Esq., of Suffolk. Died 1642.
STANDISH, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, Aug.
29, 1640. S. of Edward, husbandman, of Kingsbury, Warws.
B. there. School, Kingsbury (private). Matric. 1640.
STANDISH, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Christ's, June
26, 1648. 3rd s. of Edward, of Newark. B. there. School,
Newark. Matric. 1648; B.A. 1651-2; M.A. 1655. Fellow,
1653-1714. Died May 5, 1714. Buried in the ante-chapel.
M.I. Brother of Gilbert (1640). (Peile, i. 522; Lines.
Pedigrees, 920.)
STANDISH, Sir THOMAS, Bart. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 17) at
Peterhouse, Mar. 4, 1695-6. S. and h. of Sir Richard (1669),
of Duxbury, Lanes., Bart. School, Eton. Succeeded his
father as 2nd Bart., 1693. Sheriff of Lanes., 1711-2. Married
Jane, dau. of Charles Tumor, of Cleveland, Yorks. Died
Dec. 13 (or 21), 1756. Father of Thomas (1723). (G. Mag.;
L. Mag.; T. A. Walker, 197; G.E.C., iv. 81.)
STANDISH, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, July,
1715. S. of Francis, deceased. Bapt. Aug. 11, 1696, at
St John Baptist, Peterborough, Northants. School, Peter-
borough. Matric. 1715; B.A. 1718-9. Ord. deacon (Lincoln,
Liu. dim. from Peterb.) May 24, 1719; priest, Sept. 10, 1721.
C. of Northborough, Northants., 1719.
STANDISH, THOMAS. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Trinity, Mar. 14,
1722-3. Doubtless s. and h. of Sir Thomas (1695-6), Bcirt.,
of Duxbury, Lanes. Married Catherine, dau. of Robert
Frank, of Pontefract, Yorks. Died v.p., Dec. 23, 1746.
His son Frank succeeded as 3rd Bart., in 1756. (G.E.C.,
IV. 81.)
STANDISH, WILLIAM. Adm.sizar (age 16) at Magdalene, Mar.
3, 1679-80. S. of Francis (1644), precentor of Peterborough
Cathedral. B. at Peterborough. School, Peterborough.
Matric. 1680. Migrated to Queens', Sept. 27, 1682. B.A.
1683-4; M.A. 1687. Minor canon of St Paul's, 1687-9.
R. of Uppingham, Rutland, 1689-1743. Married (2) Mary
Horton of Gumley, Leics., spinster. May 24, 1692. Died 1743.
Will proved (Northants. C.C.) Apr. 27, 1744. Brother of
David (1682) and fatherof the next. (L. G.H. Horton-Smith.)
STANDISH, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Sidney, June 2,
1713. S. of William (above), R. of Uppingham, Rutland.
School, Uppingham. Matric. 1713; B.A. 1716-7. Ord.
deacon (Peterb.) June 7, 1718; priest (Lincoln) Sept. 25,
1720. C. of Uppingham, Rutland, 1718. Usher at Upping-
ham School, 172 1. R. of Pilton, 1722-62. C.of Glaston, 1725.
R. of Saddington, Leics., 1732-62. Buried there Jan. 28, 1762.
M.I. (Nichols, II. 780.)
STANDISH, — -. Fellow of St John's, 1513.
STANDYCHE, . Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter,
1544-
STANDS, WILLIAM. Adm. Fell.-Com. at St Catharine's,
June 29, 1711.
STANFIELD, see also STANSFIELD.
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STANFIELD, BENJAMIN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Trinity,
Jan. 20, 1749-50. S. of Samuel, o{ London. School, Brox-
boume, Herts. Matric. 1750; Scholar, 1753; B.A. 1754;
M.A. 1757. Fellow, 1756. Ord. priest (Lincoln) Dec. 18, 1756.
One of these names of St Matthew's, Bethnal Green, Middle-
sex, clerk; will (P.C.C.) Dec. 1766.
STANFIELD, MATTHEW. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's,
Apr. 27, 1668. S. of Thomas, yeoman, of Chilwell, Notts.
B. there. School, Repton. Matric. 1668. Bmied at All
Saints', Cambridge, Apr. 9, 1669.
STANFORD, see also STAINFORTH.
STANFORD, MICHAEL. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Christ's, Jan.
24i 1653-4. S. of Seth, of Surrey. School, Southwark
(private). Matric. 1654; B.A. 1657-8; M.A. 1661. Fellow,
1659-73. Taxor, 1663. Incorp. at Oxford, 1664. V. of
Bolton-le-Moors, Lanes., 1671-3. R. of Aldingham, 1673-83.
V. of Kendal, Westmorland, 1674-83. Died Mar. 3, 1682-3.
M.I. Kendal. {Peile, i. 558.)
STANFORD, THOMAS. B.A. (? 1602-3); M.A. from King's,
1606.
STANIFORD, WALTER. M.A. from Magdalene, 1675. S. of
Thomas, of Castle Eaton, Wilts., clerk. Matric. (Balliol
College, Oxford) Apr. 10, 1663, age 17; B.A. (Oxford) 1666.
R. of Congerston, Leics., 1674. (^^- Oxon.)
STANFORD, . B.Can.L. 1481-2.
STANGER or STRANGER, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at
St John's, Mar. 26, 1632. S. of John, of Urswick, Cumber-
land. B. there. School, St Bees (Mr Ratliff). Matric. 1632.
STANHAW, see STANNOWE.
STANHOPE, ARTHUR. B.A. from Trinity Hall, 1648-9.
2nd s. of George (1602), D.D., deceased. One of the first
Craven Scholars. M.A. 1652. M.A. {ad eund.) from Trinity
CoUege, DubUn, 1661. Archdeacon of Lismore (LL.D.),
1663-84. V. of Killaloan, 1663-75. V. of Kilcash, 1663-75,
etc. Preb. of Corbally (Waterford), 1663-78. Dean of
Waterford, 1678-85. Married Maria, dau. of Sir Percy
Smyth, of Ballynatray, Co. Waterford. Will proved (Water-
ford diocese) 1685. Brother of Thomas (1653). (H. B. Swanzy;
W. H. Rennison, Waterford and Lismore.)
STANHOPE, CHARLES. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Queens', May 2,
1608. Of Northamptonshire. S. and h. of John, Baron
Stanhope, of Harrington. Bapt. Apr. 27, 1595, at Chelsea.
M.A. 1612. Incorp. at Oxford, 1622. K.B., 1610. Adm. at
Gray's Inn, Aug. 13, 1611. Succeeded as 2nd Lord Stanhope,
Mar. 9, 1620-1. Of Harrington, Northants. Lived abroad
during the civil weirs. Married Dorothy, sister of James,
ist Earl of Newburgh, and dau. of Sir John Livingstone,
Bart. Died s.p., 1675, aged 80. Buried at Nocton, Lines.
M.I. (Burke, Ext. Peerage; G.E.C.)
STANHOPE, CHARLES. M.A. 1635 (fil. nob.). Doubtless 3rd
s. of Philip, ist Earl of Chesterfield. Married a daughter of
Dr Bayley. Died s.p. Buried Oct. 4, 1635, at Shelford,
Notts. (According to Godfrey, Notts., but elsewhere the
date of death is 1645.) Probably brother of Ferdinando
(1635-6). (Jacobs, Peerage, i. 543; Collins, in. 433.)
STANHOPE, CROMWELL. Adm. Fell.-Com. at St John's,
Jime 13, 1646. S. of Sir John, of Elvaston, Derbs., Knt.
B. there. School, Repton. Matric. 1645-6. Adm. at the
Inner Temple, 1647. Brotherof John (1646). (Cox, Churches
of Derbyshire, iv. 203.)
STANHOPE, DARCEY. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 17) at St John's,
May 13, 1671. S. of John, Esq., of Melwood, Lines. B. there.
School, Belton (Mr Baldwin). Matric. 1671. Married
Elizabeth Robinson. Buried at Owston, 1681. Father of
John (1692). (F.M.G., 989; Stonehouse, Axholme, 260.)
STANHOPE, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1554. Perhaps Edward (1563).
STANHOPE, EDWARD. Scholar of Trinity, 1560. DoubUess
4th s. of Sir Michael, of Shelford, Notts., Knt. B. c. 1546.
B.A. 1562-3; M.A. 1566; LL.D. 1575. Fellow, 1564. Incorp.
at Oxford, 1566 (apparently re-incorp. LL.D. 1578; as of
Grimston Park, Yorks., but Foster is here confusing him
with his brother). Preb. of York, 1572. Adm. advocate,
Jan. 15, 1575-6. Master in Chancery, 1577. Vicar-General
of Canterbury, c. 1583. M.P. for Marlborough, 1584, 1586.
R. of Terrington, Norfolk, 1589. Preb. of St Paul's, 1591.
Chancellor of London diocese, 1591-1608. Knighted, July 25,
1603. Received a grant from the Crown (together with his
brother Michael) of the Manor of HucknaU Torkard, Notts.,
1600. Died Mar. 16, 1607-8. Buried in St Paul's Cathedral.
M.I. in Old St Paul's. Benefactor of Trinity College. (There
is considerable confusion among authorities concerning the
two Edwards, both sons of Sir Michael.) Doubtless brother
of the next, of Michael (1561) smd perhaps of John (1556).
{Cooper, II. 470; Coote; D.N.B.)
Stanhope, John
STANHOPE, EDWARD. M.A. 1563 {fil. nob.). DoubUess 2nd
s. of Sir Michael, of Shelford, Notts., Knt. Recorder of
Doncaster; member of the Council of the North. Adm. at
Gray's Inn, 1579; Treasurer. M.P. for Notts., 1572; for
Yorks., 1601. Knighted. Of EdUngton, and of Grimston,
Yorks., Esq., J. P. Married Susan, dau. of Thomas ColeshuU,
of Chigwell, Essex, Esq. Buried Apr. 24, 1603, at Kirkby
Wharf e. Confused by authorities with his brother Edward
(above) . Doubtless brother of Edward (above) and of Michael
(1561), father of George (1602) and Michael {c. 1597).
{Genealogist, N.S., xiii. 107; F.M.G., 986; Vis. of Notts.,
1569.)
STANHOPE, EDWARD, Matric. Fell.-Com. from King's,
Easter, 1624. Perhaps 2nd s. of Sir John, of Stotfold, and
of Melwood, Lines., Knt. Bapt. Mar. 8, 1606. Living, 1666.
Dieds.^. Perhaps brother of Michael (1636). (F.M.G., 988.)
STANHOPE, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Magdalene,
Easter, 1625; B.A. 162S.
STANHOPE, FERDINANDO. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Sidney,
Jan. 11, 1635-6. 4th s. of Philip, 1st Earl of Chesterfield.
School, Repton. M.A. 1635-6 {Lit. Reg.). Created D.C.L.
(Oxford) Nov. I, 1642. M.P. for Tamworth, 1640-3. Colonel
of horse in the King's army. Married Lettice, dau. of Sir
Humphrey Ferrars, of Tamworth Castle, Knt. Killed at
Brid^ord, Notts., 1643. Buried at Shelford. M.I. Probably
brother of Charles (1635). (Burke, Peerage; Collins, iii. 423,)
STANHOP, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Apr. 28, 1670;
M.B. 1673. Perhaps s. of John (? 1628), of Guiseley, Yorks,,
gent. Matric. (University College, Oxford) May 23, 1667,
age 17. Of Leeds, M.D. Died 1688. {Al. Oxon.)
STANHOPE, GEORGE, Scholar of Trinity, 1602. 4th s. of
Sir Edward (1563), of Grimston, Yorks. B.A, 1603-4;
M.A. 1607; B.D. 1614; D.D. 1620. Fellow, 1606. Incorp. at
Oxford, 161 1. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 17, 1610-1. Ord.
deacon (Peterb.) Feb. 27; priest, Feb. 28, 1613-4. Presented
to Trumpington, Cambs., 1616-7. V. of Flintham, Notts.,
1617-20. V. of Burton Agnes, Yorks., 1619. R. of Whel-
drake, 1628. Canon and precentor of York, 1631-44. R. of
Bolton Percy, 1641. Buried in York Minster, July 26, 1644.
Probably brother of Michael ( i597) • Father of Thomas ( 1 653)
and Arthur (1648-9). {Vis. of Yorks., 1666; F.M.G., 987;
Genealogist, N.S., xiii. 107.)
STANHOPE, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs.
1631. Of Surrey. B.A. 1635-6; M.A. 1639. Incorp. from
Dublin.
STANHOPE, GEORGE. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1677; previously at Uppingham and Leicester. S. of Thomas
{1653), R. of Hartshorn, Derbs. B. there, Mar. 5, 1660.
Matric. 1677-8; B.A. 1681-2; M.A. 1685; D.D. 1697. Fellow,
1680. Incorp, at Oxford, 1696. V. of Quy, Cambs., 1687-8.
R. of Tewin, Herts., 1689-1702. V. of Lewisham, Kent,
1689-1728. V. of St Nicholas, Deptford, Kent, 1702. Dean
of Canterbury, 1704-28. Chaplam to WiUiam and Mary,
Queen Anne, and to George I, 1694-1728. A famous preacher.
Author, theological and translator. Died Mar. 18, 1728.
Buried at Lewisham. M.I. Will, P.C.C. Father of the next.
(Harwood; D.N.B. ; Al. Oxon.)
STANHOPE, GEORGE. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Pembroke,
July 10, 1713. S. of George (above). Dean of Canterbury.
B. at Lewisham, Kent. Matric. 1713-4. Captain in General
Egerton's Regiment of Foot. Died June 1, 1725. Buried at
Lewisham. {F.M.G., 987.)
STANHOPE, HENRY, Adm. pens, (age 19) at Trinity, May 28,
1706. S. of Henry, of Derby. School, Westminster. Matric.
1706; Scholar, 1707; B.A. 1709-10. Ord. deacon (London)
Feb. 25, i7io-i;priest, Apr. 27, 171 1. R.of Bingham, Notts.,
1711-64. Married, at St Peter's, Nottingham, Jane ViUers,
Dec. 7, 1714. Shortly after his institution he became insane.
Buried at Bingham, Apr. 28, 1764. (Godfrey, Notts.)
SPANHOPE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Mich. 1556.
Possibly 3rd s. of Sir Michael, of Shelford, Notts. B. c. 1545.
If so. Gentleman of the Privy Chamber to Queen Elizabeth.
Probably adm. at Gray's Inn, 1556. M.P. for Marlborough,
1572; for Truro, 1586; and for Rochester, 1588. Knighted, c.
1601. Created Baron Stanhope of Harrington, May 4, 1605.
Died Mar. 9, 1620. Perhaps brother of Edward (1560), etc.
and father of Charles (1608). {Collins, in. 417.)
STANHOPE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1628.
Perhaps adm. at Gray's Inn, June 21, 1626; s. and h. of
Walter, of Hosforth, Yorks. If so, matric. (Brasenose College,
Oxford) Nov. 26, 1624. Buried at Guiseley, June 10, 1675.
Perhaps father of Francis (1670). {Al. Oxon.)
STANHOPE, JOHN. Adm. FeU.-Com. at St John's, June 13,
1646. 3rd s. of Sir John, Knt., of Elvaston, Derbs. B. there.
School, Repton. Matric. 1645-6. Of Elvaston, Esq. Married
and had issue. Died Mar. 30, 1661-2, aged 34. Brother of
CromweU (1646). (G.E.C; Repton School Register; Vis. of
Notts., 1569, 1614.)
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STANHOPE, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Magdalene, Aug.
5, 1654. S. of Richard, of Ecdeshill, Yorks. School, Leeds.
Matric. 1654. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Oct. 16, 1654. Father of
John (1697).
STANHOPE, JOHN. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Clare, July 6, 1692.
S. of Darcy (1671), of High Melwood, Isle of Axholme.
Matric. 1692. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Nov. 2, 1693. Of Melwood,
Esq. Married and had issue. Died Oct. i, 1705, aged 29.
(Lines. Pedigrees, 921; F.M.G., 989.)
STANHOPE, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Jesus, May 14, 1697; M.B.
1699; from Oxford. S. of John (1654), of Eccleshill, Yorks.
gent. Bapt. June 3, 1675, at Calverley. Matric. (University
College, Oxford) Feb. 28, 1694, age 18. {Al. Oxon.)
STANHOPE, MICHAEL. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs.
1561. Probably s. of Sir Michael, of Shelford, Notts. Created
M.A. (Oxford) Sept. 27, 1592. Adm. at Gray's Inn, 1568.
M.P. for Castle Rising, 1584-5; for Ipswich, 1597, 1601; for
Orford, 1604-11. Knighted, May 7, 1603. Of Sudbury,
Suffolk. Married Elizabeth, dau. of William Reade. Brother
of Edward (1560) and Edward (1563) and perhaps of John
(1556). {Al. Oxon.; Collins, in. 416.)
STANHOPE, MICHAEL. Matric. pens, from Christ's, c. 1597.
Probably 2nd s. of Sir Edward (1563), of Grimston, Yorks.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, Jan. 28, 1593-4. Of York, M.D.; of
Edlington, in 1620. Married and had issue. Living, 1639.
Probably brother of George (1602). (Vis. of Yorks., 1666;
Genealogist, N.S., xiii. 107.)
STANHOPE, MICHAEL. Adm. pens, at Trinity, July 4, 1636.
Perhaps 4th s. of Sir John, of Stotfold, Knt., and of Melwood
Park, Isle of Axholme, Lines. Matric. 1637. Perhaps brother
of Edward (1624). {F.M.G., 989; Vis. of Notts., 1611.)
STANHOPE, MICHAEL. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 16) at Caius,
Nov. 15, 1641. S. and h. of WiUiam, Esq., of Linby, Notts.
B. at Elvaston, Derbs. School, Mansfield (Mr Hallowell).
Matric. 1641. Died unmarried. (Venn, i. 345.)
STANHOP, MICHAEL. Adm. sizar at Trinity, Apr. 26, 1664.
S. of John, of Melwood, Isle of Axholme. Bapt. Sept. 23,
1646, at Kirkby Wharfe. Matric. 1664; Scholar, 1668; B.A.
1668-9. Chaplain to the Marquis of Winchester. R. of
Boughton Malherbe, Kent, 1674-1724. R. of East Langton,
Yorks., 1675-1724. Buried there, Sept. 1724, age 78. (Lines.
Pedigrees, 921; F.M.G., 989.)
STANHOPE, MICHAEL. Adm. pens, at Corpus Christi, 1698.
S. of Charles, of Mansfield Woodhouse, Notts. Bapt. there,
Dec. 20, 1681. Matric. 1698; B.A. 1701-2; M.A. 1705; D.D.
1717. Incorp. at Oxford, 1702. Preb. of St Paul's, 1711-37.
R. of East Leake, Notts., 1717. Preb. of Windsor, 1730-7.
Married Penelope, dau. of Sir Salathiel Lovell, Knt., Baron
of the Exchequer. Buried at Shelford, July 20, 1737. Will,
P.C.C. (Al. Oxon.; Burke, Peerage; G. Mag.; Godfrey,
Churches of Notts., 421.)
STANHOPE, PHILIP DORMER. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Trinity
Hall, Aug. 8, 1712. S. and h. of Philip, 3rd Earl of Chester-
field. B. Sept. 22, 1695, in London. Matric. 1712; M.A. 1714.
M.P. for St Germans, 1715; for Lostwithiel, 1722-5. Captain
of the Yeoman of the Guard, 1723-5. Succeeded as 4th Earl
of Chesterfield, Jan. 27, 1726. P.C., 1727. Ambassador at
The Hague, 1728-32. K.G., 1730. Lord Steward, 1730-3.
F.R.S., 1735. Offended George II by marrying Petronilla
Melusina von der Schulenburg, dau. of the Duchess of
Kendal, 1733. Visited Voltaire at Brussels, 1741 ; frequented
the society of men of letters in Paris. Contributed to the
fall of Walpole. Entered the Pelham ministry on the retire-
ment of Carteret, 1744. Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland, 1745-6;
encouraged national industries. As Envoy to The Hague,
induced HoUand to take part in the war of the Austrian
Succession, 1745. Secretary of State, 1746-8. Declined a
dukedom. Elected to the Academic des Inscriptions, 1755.
Patronised men of letters. Built Chesterfield House, South
Audley Street, London; formed picture galleries there and
at Blackheath. Author of the Letters, etc. Died Mar. 24,
1773. Buried at Shelford, Notts. (D.N.B.; G.E.C.)
STANHOPE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1611.
STANHOP, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Sx John's, June
25. 1653. 3rd s. of George (1602), D.D., deceased, of York.
Bapt. Apr. 23, 1638, at Belfreys, York. School, York
(MrWallis). Matric. 1653; Craven Scholar, 1654; B.A. 1656-
7; M.A. 1660. Ord. presbyter (Wirksworth Classis) Nov. 17,
1658. V. of Preston, Lanes., 1662-3. Chaplain to the Earls
of Chesterfield and Clare. R. of Hartshorn, Derbs., 1663.
V. of St Mary's, Leicester, 1669. V. of Knighton, 1669-70.
Preb. of Lincoln, 1669-75. Died 1674-5. Brother of Arthur
(1648-9), father of George (1677). (F.M.G., 987; Baker, i.
697; Genealogist, N.S., xiii. 107.)
STANHOPE, WILLIAM. B.A. 1468-9; M.A. 1471. V. of
Rattlesden, Suffolk, 1471. His servant ('famulus') was fined
2oi. for breach of the peace, 1472-3. (Gr. Bk, A, 937.)
Stanley, John
STANHOW, see STANNOW.
STANIERE, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Pembroke,
June 23, 1619. S. of David, a Belgian merchant. Matric.
1619; B.A. 1622. Adm. at the Middle Temple, Jan. 24,
1624-5.
STANIFORTH, see STAINFORTH.
STANLEY or STANLIE, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from St
John's, Michs. 1583. Doubtless s. and h. of Henry, of
Little Hall, Aughton, and of Cross Hall, Lathom, Lanes, (and
Margaret, dau. of Peter Stanley, of Hooton, Cheshire, and
Bickerstaffe, Lanes.). Succeeded his father, July 23, 1538.
Sheriff of Lanes., 1614-5, 1626-7, 1638-9; of Cheshire,
1627-8. Created Bart., June 26, 1627. Of Bickerstaffe,
Lanes. Married (1) Katherine, dau. of Sir Randal Manwaring,
of OverPeover, Cheshire; (2) Isabel, dau. of PeterWarburton,
of Warburton and Arley, Cheshire. Buried at Ormskirk,
Lanes., May 4, 1640. (G.E.C. , 11. 27; Victoria Hist. Lanes.,
III. 278.)
STANLEY, EDWARD. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 18) at Sidney,
Oct. 23, 1707. S. and h. of Sir Thomas, Bart., of Bicker-
staffe, Lanes. B. Sept. 17, 1689, at Knowsley-in-Hayton.
School, Macclesfield, Cheshire. Matric. 1707. Succeeded his
father as 5th Bart., May 7, 1714. High Sheriff of Lanes.,
1722-3. M.P. 1727-36. Succeeded his cousin James Stanley
as Earl of Derby, Feb. i, 1735-6. Lord-Lieutenant of Lanes.,
1742-57, 1771-6. Married Elizabeth, dau. of Robert
Hesketh, of Rufford, Lanes. Died Feb. 22, 1776, aged 86.
Buried at Ormskirk. Brother of John (1710). (G.E.C.)
STANLEY, FRANCIS. Matric. FeU.-Com. from St John's,
Michs. 1544. Doubtless 3rd s. of Thomas, Lord Monteagle.
Died before 1560. Doubtless brother of WiUiam (1544).
(Foster, Lanes. Pedigrees; Collins, iii. 64.)
STANLEY, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, at Corpus Christi, 1711.
S. of wmiam (1663), D.D. Matric. Easter, 1712; B.A. 1715-
6; M.A. 1719. FeUow, 1717-22. Taxor, 1721. Ord. deacon
(London) Dec. 20, 1719; priest, Oct. 9, 1720. V. of St
Leonard's, Shoreditch, Middlesex, 1721-3. R. of Much
Hadham, Herts., 1723-75- Preb. of St Paul's, i73i-75.
V. of Dagenham, Essex, 1736-9. Buried Sept. 18, 1775.
Admon. Dec. 1775. Brother of William (1711) and Thomas
(1713).
STANLEY, GE. Matric. FeU.-Com. from St John's, Michs.
1544-
STANLEY or STANDLEY, GEORGE. Adm. sizar at Queens',
June 6, 1591. Of Cheshire. Matric. 1591.
STANLEY, GEORGE. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Clare, July 8, 1710.
Doubtless s. of WiUiam, of Paultons. B. at ' Paulston,'
Hants. Died Jan. 31, 1733-4. One of these names F.R.S.,
1719. (Victoria Co. Hist. Hants., iv.; Musgrave.)
STANLEY, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1612.
STANLEY, JAMES. Educated at Cambridge and Oxford. 6th
s. of Thomas, 1st Earl of Derby. D.Can.L. 1506. (Confused
by Cooper and others with his uncle James Stanley, Warden
of Manchester, 1462-85.) Dean of St Martin-le-Grand,
London, 1485-1505. Warden of the CoUegiate Church of
Manchester, 1485-1506. R. of Winwick, Lanes., 1494-1515;
of Walton-on-the-HUl, and of Rostheme. Archdeacon of
Richmond, 1500-6. Preb. of Salisbury, 1505-6. Bishop of
Ely, 1506-15. Compiled statutes for Jesus CoUege, to which
he appropriated the rectory of Great Shelford. In the
Stanley Family poem he is caUed ' a proper man ' but regret
is expressed that he became a priest instead of a soldier,
not having the gift of continence; he was also particularly
fond of cock-fighting. Died Mar. 22, 1514-5. Buried in the
CoUegiate Church at Manchester. WiU, P.C.C. (Cooper, i. 16;
Lanes. Co. Hist., vi. 127; D.N.B.; Al. Oxon.)
STANLEY, JAMES. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Jesus, June 23, 1655.
3rd s. of Sir Thomas, of Alderley, Cheshire, Bart. Bapt.
there, June 10, 1634. Matric. (Magdalen CoUege, Oxford)
Dec. 9, 1653. Migrated to Cambridge. B.A. 1655-6; M.A.
1659. FeUow of Jesus, 1656-66. Ord. deacon (Lincoln)
Oct. i; priest (London) Dec. 1663. V. of Madingley, Cambs.,
1664. R. of Mobberley, Cheshire, 1664-74- R- of -•Mderley,
1670-4. Died Apr. 8, 1674. M.I. at Mobberley. (Ormerod,
III. 569; Kimber, 11. 45; A. Gray; Al. Oxon.)
STANLEY, JOHN. B.A. 1525-6.
STANLEY, JOHN. Adm. sizar from Peterhouse, Mar. 12,
1619-20. Matric. 1620. Buried Nov. 3, 1622, at Little
St Mary's, Cambridge.
STANLEY or STANDELEY, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Corpus
Christi, Easter, 1623; B.A. 1626-7. Incorp. at Oxford,
1629. M.A. (St Alban HaU, Oxford) 1629. Chaplain of
Magdalen College, Oxford, 1630-47, ejected. Preacher at
Horspath, 1631-3. V. of HuUavington, WUts., 1636. R. of
Kirkby Overblow, Yorks., 1646-8. (Al. Oxon.)
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STANLEY, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age i8) at St John's, Sept. 13,
1658. S. of Thomas (1624), clerk, of Eyam, Derbs. B. there.
School, Tideswell. Matric. 1659. Perhaps Master of Tides-
well School, c. 1678.
STANLEY, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Jesus, June 26, 1660. Of
Leicestershire. Matric. (Brasenose College, Oxford) Dec. 9,
1653, age 15; B.A. (Oxford) 1656-7; M.A. (Cambridge) 1660,
R. of Corby, Northants., 1657. R. of Cottesbach, Leics.,
1663. Buried there Aug. 1701. {Al. Oxon.; Nichols, iv. 150.)
STANLEY, JOHN. Adm. scholar (age 17) at Sidney, May 6,
1 710. 2nd s. of Sir Thomas, Bart., of Bickerstaffe, Lanes.
B. 1692, at Preston, Lanes. School, Macclesfield, Cheshire
(Mr Denham). Matric. 1710; B.A. 1713-4; M.A. 1717.
(Styled D.D. in Burke and elsewhere.) Fellow, 1715. Ord.
priest (Ely) Dec. 21, 1718. R. of Lavant, Sussex. R. of
Liverpool, 1726-40. R. of Wiawick, Lanes., 1740-2, and
1764-81. R. of Bury, 1743-78. R. of Halsall, 1750-7.
Died May 16, 1781. M.L at Winwick. Brother of Edward
(1707). [Lanes. Pedigrees; Collins, iii. 98.)
STANLEY, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at Corpus Christi, 1732. Of
Nottinghamshire. Matric. 1732-3; B.A. 173&-7. Ord.
deacon (Lincoln) Mar. 6, 1736-7. Perhaps V. of Linby; died
Jan. 29, 1794, aged 8r. (G. Mag.)
STANLEY, ROBERT THOMAS. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Trinity,
1671. 2nd s. of Charles, Earl of Derby. B. Apr. 10, 1656.
M.A. 1672. Died unmarried. Killed in a duel by Henry
Fitzroy, Duke of Grafton, Feb. 19, 1686. (Collins, iii. 94;
P. Draper, House of Stanley, 251.)
STANLEY, THOMAS. B.A. 1532-3; M.A. 1535-6. FeUow of
St John's, 1532-9. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Apr. 20; priest,
June 14, 1538. Died 1539.
STANLY, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs. 1624.
B. at Duckmanton, Derbs. Schools, Staveley and Chester-
field. B.A. 1627-8; M.A. 1631. C. of Hansworth, Derbs.;
of Dore; of Ashford. R. of Eyam, 1644; ejected, 1662. Died
1670. Father of John (1658). (Calamy, i. 317.)
STANLEY, THOMAS. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Pembroke,
Michs. 1639. S. of Sir Thomas, of Cumberlow Green, Herts.,
Knt. (by his 2nd wife Mary, dau. of Sir William Hammond,
of St Albans, near Dover). B. 1625. M.A. 1641-2. Incorp.
at Oxford, 1640. A well-known classical scholar and poet.
Intimate with Sir Edward Sherburne, John Hall, of Durham,
and James Shirley, the dramatist. Some of his MS. notes
on classical authors are in the University Library. Married
Dorothy, dau. of Sir James Enyon, Bart., of Flower,
Northants. Author, History of Philosophy, etc. Published
translations, including versions of Tasso, Petrarch and Lope
de Vega, and also of Greek and of Latin poets. His edition
of Mschylus remains 'a great monument of critical learning.'
Died in London, Apr. 12, 1678. Buried at St Martin-in-the-
Fields. WiU, P.C.C. Father of the next. {D.N.B.; Vis. of
Essex, 1634; Al. Oxon.)
STANLEY, THOMAS. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 15) at Pembroke,
Apr. 6, 1665. S. of Thomas (above), Esq. B. 1650, in North-
amptonshire. Living, 1678, when he sold the manor of
Cumberlow Green, Herts. {Victoria Hist. Herts., iii. 267.)
STANLEY, THOMAS. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Jesus, Feb. 7, 1669-
70. S. and h. of Sir Peter, of Alderley, Cheshire, Bart. B.
Mar. 25, 1652. Matric. 1670. Adm. at Gray's Inn, June 13,
1673. Succeeded as 3rd Bart., 1683. Sold the estate of
Wever, c. 1710. Married Christiana, dau. of Sir Stephen
Lennard, of West Wickham, Bart. Died 1721, at West
Wickham. {G.E.C., in. 61.)
STANLEY, THOMAS. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Trinity, 1671; M.A.
1672. Probably the same as Robert (1671), whose second
name was Thomas.
STANLEY, THOMAS. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1713. S. of
William (1663), D.D., Dean of St Asaph. Of Hertfordshire.
Matric. Easter, 1714; B.A. 1717; M.A. from Peterhouse, 1721.
Died before Dec. 1749. Brother of Francis (1711) and William
(1711).
STANLEY, THOMAS. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Trinity Hall,
June 24, 1738. 2nd s. of Thomas, of Cross Hall, Lanes.
Bapt. Jan. 2, 1717. Matric. 1739; LL.B. 1744; LL.D. 1757.
R. of Winwick, Lanes., 1742-64. Married Betty, dau. of
John Shaw, of York. Died June, 1764, aged 47. Buried at
Ormskirk. (Burke, L.G.; G. Mag.; Foster, Lanes. Pedigrees.)
STANDLEY, WASHINGTON. B.A. from St John's, 1584-5.
STANLEY, WILLIAM. B.A. 1503-4. Perhaps 3rd s. of John,
of York (and Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Thomas Talbot, Knt.).
M.A. 1507; B.D. 1521-2; D.D. 1523-4. R. of Ellington,
Hunts., 1517-36. Perhaps V. of Otley, Yorks., 1532-6.
Died 1536. {Vis. of Yorks., 1563.)
STANLEY, WILLIAM. B.A. 1509-10. One of these names V,
of Rede, Suffolk, 1571; buried there. Mar. 4, 1584-5.
Stannard, John
STANLEY, WILLIAM. Matric. FeU.-Com. from St John's,
Michs. 1544. Doubtless s. and h. of Thomas (Stanley), 2nd
Lord Monteagle (by his 1st wife Mary, dau. of Charles
Brandon, Duke of Suffolk). Knighted, Feb. 22, 1546-7.
Succeeded his father as 3rd Lord Monteagle, Aug. 25, 1560
(when according to G.E.C. he was a minor; Victoria Co.
Hist. Lanes., viii. 195, says he was 33 in 1560). Summoned
to Parliament, 1561-81. Married (i) Ann, dau. of James
Leyboume, of Conswyke, Westmorland; (2) Anne, dau. of
Sir John Spencer, of Althorpe, Northants. Died Nov. 10,
1581, s.p.m. Probably brother of Francis (1544). {G.E.C;
Collins, III. 64.)
STANLEY, WILLIAM. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Jesus, Michs.
1589. Possibly s. and h. of Sir William, Knt., and grandson
of Sir Rowland, of Hooton and Storeton, Cheshire. If so,
married Anne, dau. of Sir Edward Herbert, Knt., of Red
Castle, Montgomery. Buried Jan. 4, 1612, at Eastham,
Cheshire. {Ormerod, 11. 230.)
STANLEY, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter,
1627. Of Kent. B.A. 1630-1; M.A. 1634. R. of Ripple,
Kent, 1648-80. V. of Walmer, 1648-80. Buried at Ripple,
Dec. 4, 1680. (H. G. Harrison.)
STANLEY, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at St John's, July 4, 1663.
S. of WiUiam, of Hinckley, Leics., deceased. School, Ashley,
Lanes. (Jeremy Crompton). Matric. 1664; B.A. 1666-7;
M.A. from Corpus Christi, 1670; B.D. 1678; D.D. (Lambeth)
1685. Incorp. at Cambridge, 1694. Fellow of Corpus Christi,
1669-82. Master, 1693-8. Vice-Chancellor, 1693-4. Ord.
priest (London) Sept. 22, 1672. Chaplain to the Earl of
Essex. University preacher, 1676. R. of Rayne, Essex, 1681-3.
R. of St Mary Magdalen, Old Fish Street, London, 1682-90.
Preb. of St Paul's, 1684-1731; Canon Residentiary, 1689-
1731. F.R.S., 1689. Clerk of the Closet to the Queen, 1689-94.
R. of Much Hadham, Herts., 1690-1723. Archdeacon of
London, 1692-1731. Dean of St Asaph, 1706-31. Married
Mary, dau. of Sir Francis Pemberton, Lord Chief Justice. The
Stentor of The Toiler. Author, theological. Died at Much
Hadham, Oct. 9, 1731, aged 85. Buried at St Paul's. Will,
P.C.C. Father of Francis (1711), Thomas (1713) and William
(1711). {Masters; D.N.B.; Scott-Mayor.)
STANLEY, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Magdalene,
May 22, 1703. S. of Robert, yeoman, citizen of Lincoln.
B. there. School, Lincoln. Matric. 1704; B.A. 1706-7; M.A.
1710. Fellow, 1709. Ord. priest (Lincoln) Sept. 22, 1711.
R. of Broxholme, Lines., 1715.
STANLEY, WILLIAM. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1711. Of
Hertfordshire. S. of William (1663), D.D. Matric. 1712;
LL.B. 1717. Probably adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Apr. 17, 1717.
Official of the archdeaconry of London. Afterwards settled
at Warwick. Brother of Francis (1711) and Thomas (1713).
{Masters.)
STANLEY,
M.Gram. 1477-8.
STANLEY, . B.D. 1506-7. A monk. Possibly Ralph,
5th s. of John, of York (and Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Thomas
Talbot, Knt.). Perhaps brother of William (1503-4). {Vis.
of Yorks., 1563.)
STANLEY, . B.A. 1529-30.
STANLEY, . Matric. pens, from Christ's, May, 1544.
STANLEY, . Adm. Fell.-Com. at Trinity, May 30, 1645.
Of Oxford.
STANLEY, . Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, 1648. Of Wor-
cestershire.
STANMORE or STANMER, JOHN. B.A. from Jesus, 1601-2;
M.A. 1605. Fellow, 1603-11. V. of St Giles', Cambridge,
1605-11. V. of Worlaby, Lines., 1618. V. of Quy, Cambs.
Licensed, Aug. 15, 1620, to marry Margaret Goodman, of
Tealby, Lines., widow.
STANNARD, FRANCIS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Christ's, June
23,1687. S. of John (1659). B. at Simpson, Bucks. School,
Courteenhall (Mr Ashbridge). Matric. 1688; B.A. 1690-1.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 1691; priest (London) June 3,
1694. Probably R. of Stourmouth, Kent, 1720-6. Died
1726. Will, P.C.C. Father of John Peter (1719). {Peile, 11.
105, 106; Hasted, in. 643.)
STANNARD, JEREMIAH. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Pembroke,
Feb. 18, 1666-7. 4th s. of Jeremiah, mercer. B. at Bury
St Edmunds, Suffolk. Matric. 1667; B.A. 1670-1. Ord.
deacon (Norwich) Feb. 1675-6; priest, Sept. 1677. R. of
Lackford, Suffolk, 1677-87. Died 1687.
STANNARD, JOHN. B.A. from St John's, 1593-4; M.A. 1597.
STANNARD, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Pembroke, July 1, 1659.
Matric. 1660; B.A. 1662-3; M.A. 1666. Ord. priest (Lincoln)
Mar. ri, 1665. R. of Simpson, Bucks., 1668-1719. Died
1719. Will, Archd. Bucks.; of Stone. Father of Francis
(1687).
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STANNARD, JOHN PETER. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Trinity,
May 28, 1719. S. of Francis (1687), of St Bride's, London,
clerk. School, Westminster. Matric. 1720; Scholar, 1720;
B.A. 1722-3. Ord. deacon (London) June 9, 1723. C. of
St Bride's, Fleet Street. Died Feb. 21, 1728. {Musgrave.)
STANNARD, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Emmanuel, Easter,
1586.
STANNARD, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 22) at Caius, Oct. 27,
1630. S. of WUliam, gent. B. at Laxfield, Suffolk. Ord.
priest (Ely) May 7, 1634. R. of Stockton, Norfolk, 1634;
there in 1654. (Venn, i. 295.)
STANNARD, WILLIAM. M.A. 1631 {LU. Reg.). Perhaps
William (above).
STANNILAND, NICHOLAS. Matric. sizar from St John's, c.
1594; B.A. 1598-9; M.A. i6o2. V. of Foxton, Cambs., in
1616. Buried there Apr. 23, 1628. Will (Ely).
STANNOW or STANHAW, EDMUND. Matric. pens, from
Corpus Christi, Easter, 1579. B. at Harwich, Essex. B.A.
1582-3; M.A. 1586. Ord. deacon (London) Dec. 21, 1583,
age24;priest(Peterb.)Mar. 5, 1586-7. R. of Frenze, Norfolk,
1597-8. V. of Wheatacre St Peter's, 1602.
STANNOWE, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Michs. 1561.
STANNOWE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1557.
STANNOWE, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June 16, 1609.
Possibly s. of William (Stanhawe). Bapt. Mar. 15, 1589, at
Bedingham, Norfolk. B.A. 1613-4. {East Anglian, iv. 370.)
STANNOWE, RALPH. B.A. 1531-2. Of Norwich diocese. M.A.
1534. Fellow of Pembroke, 1532.
STANHOW, ROGER. Adm. pens, at King's, Easter, 1591.
STANHAW or STANHOW, ROGER. Adm. pens, at Corpus
Christi, 1660. Matric. 1660; B.A. 1663; M.A. 1667. R. of
Bracon Ash, Norfolk, 1671-83.
STANNY, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Clare, c. 1596.
STANSBY or STANDESBY, HENRY. B.A. 1523-4; M.A. 1527;
M.D. 1539-40. Fellow of Jesus, c. 1530. Fellow of Michael-
house. Preb. of Salisbury, 1550-7. F.R.C.P., 1553. (Munk,
I. 53; Cooper, I. 545.)
STANSBY, ROBERT. B.A. (? 1602-3) ; M.A. from Clare, 1606.
R. of Westhorpe, Suffolk, 1630-6, deprived. Perhaps his will,
(P.C.C.) 1653; of St Helen, Ipswich, clerk.
STANESBY, . Scholar at King's Hall, 1539-45.
STANSFIELD, see also STANFIELD.
STANSFIELD, ELY. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's, June 30,
1671. S. of Josias, of Breck-in-Sowerby, near Halifax. B.
at Halifax. School, Birstall (Mr Noble). Matric. 1672; B.A.
1674-5; M.A. 1678. Ord. deacon (London) July, 1689;
priest, Dec. (?) 1689. R. of Newark, 1702. Preb. of South-
well, 1702-19. Died 1719. (Burke, L.G.; Peile, 11. 38;
Loidis Elmete, 202-3.)
STANSFIELD, JAMES. B.A. 1628 (Incorp. from Oxford); M.A.
1633 (do.). S. of Abraham, of Hamer, Lanes. Matric,
(Brasenose College, Oxford) Nov. 26, 1624, age 19; B.A.
1627-8; M.A. 1630. Sequestered to Anstey, Herts., 1643.
(Al. Oxon.)
STANSFIELD, JAMES. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Feb. 2, 1669-70.
S. of Abraham, of Rochdale, Lanes., Esq. Matric. 1670.
Previously matric. (Magdalen Hall, Oxford) July 13, 1666,
age 18. (Al. Oxon.)
STANTLOND (?), NICHOLAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity,
Easter, 1560.
STANTON, ABRAHAM. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi,
Michs. 1565.
STANTON, ANTHONY. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1603. Of
Nottinghamshire. Perhaps s. of William (and Elizabeth,
dau. of Daniel Disney, of Norton-Disney). If so, married
Frances, sister of Sir Matthew Palmer, of Southwell. Perhaps
brother of John (1618). (F.M.G., 981.)
STANTON, BRIAN. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs. 1580;
B.A. 1583-4.
STANTON, EDMUND. Matric. sizai from St John's, Easter,i573.
STANTON or STAUNTON, EDMUND. M.A. 1624 (Incorp. from
Oxford). S. of Sir Francis (c. 1597), of Birchmore, Beds.,
Knt. B. Oct. 20, 1600, at Wobum. Matric. (Wadham College,
Oxford) June 9, 1615, age i8 (sic); B.A. (Corpus Christi
College, Oxford) 16x9-20; M.A. 1623; B.D. and D.D. 1634.
Fellow of Corpus Christi, Oxford, 1616. President, 1648-60.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, Aug. 8, 1620. R. of Bushey, Herts.,
1627-31. R. of Kingston, Surrey, 1631. V. of Rickmans-
worth, Herts., 1660-2, ejected. One of the Westminster
Assembly of Divines. Author, sermons, etc. Died at
Bovingdon, Herts., July 14, 1671. Buried there. M.I. Will,
P.C.C. Probably father of Thomas (1669). (Al. Oxon.;
Calamy, i. 221; Beds. N. and Q., iii. 288; D.N.B.)
Stanton, Laurence
STANTON, EDWARD. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1645. S. of Edward. B. at Wobum, Beds., 1625. Matric.
1645; B.A. 1648-9; M.A. 1652. Fellow, 1648-52. R. of
Kingston, Cambs., 1652-74. Will (C. C. Ely) 1674. Father
of William (1687).
STANTON or STAUNTON, EDWARD. Adm. sizar (age 17) at
Magdalene, June 29, 1717. Of Huntingdonshire. S. of
Edward, clerk, deceased. B. in Lincolnshire. School,
Moulton, Lines. Matric. 1717. Migrated to Jesus, Mar. 26,
1719- Rustat Scholar, 1719; B.A. 1720-1. Perhaps his will
(P.C.C.) 1764; of St Mary, Bennondsey, clerk.
STANTON, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's, c,
1597; B.A. 1597-8. Probably s. of John, of Wobum, Beds.,
if so, married Elizabeth, dau. of Edmund Staunton.
Knighted, July 24, 1621. Sheriff of Beds., 1621. Of Birch-
more, Beds. Buried at Wobum, Mar. 30, 1639. Doubtless
father of Edmund (1624). (Geneal. Bedford, 324; Beds. N.
and Q., 11. 286.)
STANTON, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, at Queens*, Sept. 24, 1620.
Of Salop. See Al. Oxon. for a contemporary namesake.
STANTON, FRANCIS. Matric. Fell.-Com. from St Catharine's,
Michs. 1641. Doubtless s. of Robert, of Bedfordshire. Bapt.
July 26, 1625, at Wobum. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Mar. 18,
1640-1. Probably buried at Wobum, Mar. 14, i6f6; of
Milton Bryant, gent. Probably father of William (1678).
STANTON, GEORGE. B.A. from Trinity, 1613-4. B. at Bury,
Suffolk. M.A. 1617. Incorp. at Oxford, 1619. Ord. deacon
(London) Sept. 1, 1617, age 24; 'C. of Kensington'; priest,
May 31, 1618. R. of Icklingham All Saints', Suffolk, 1621.
STANTON, HENRY. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Christ's, June 26,
1646. S. of Henry, R. of Charleton, Devon. B. there.
School, Exeter (Mr Hyter). Matric. 1646.
STANTON, HERVEY [AUNGER] DE. Founder of Michael-
house. S. of Nicholas Aunger, of Stanton, Suffolk. B. c.
1265. Probably educated at Cambridge. Ord. sub-deacon
(Canterbury) Dec. 1288. R. of Gt Saxham, Suffolk, 1289-93.
V. of Thurston, 1293-1318. R. of Warkton, Northants.,
1295-1303. Went to Rome, 1300. R. of East Dereham,
Norfolk, 1301-27; of North Creake, 1316-27. R. of Elm,
Cambs., 1311. Canon of Wells, 1313. Preb. of Lichfield,
1316; of York, 1319. Justice itinerant in Cornwall, 1302; in
Durham, 1303. Judge of C. P., 1306. Baron of the Exchequer,
1314-6. Chancellor of the Exchequer, 1316-23, 1324-6.
Chief Justice of the King's Bench, 1323, and of C.P., 1326-7.
Fovmded Michaelhouse, 1324. V. of Barton St David,
Somerset, 1325. Died at York, Oct. 18, 1327. Buried in
St Michael's Church, Cambridge. (On repairing the Church,
after the fire, the coffin was found, Mar. ii, 1849.) Bene-
factor to the Hospital of St Nicholas, Bury St Edmunds.
{S.H.A.H., Suffolk Green Books; D.N.B. , where his parentage
is wrongly given.)
STANTON, HERVEY DE, Probably educated at Cambridge,
S. of Walter. B. c. 1270-80, in Suffolk. Perhaps M.A.
An acolyte in 1303, and a presbyter in 1312. V. of Warkton,
Northants., 1304. R. of Thomdon, Suffolk, 1311-7; of
Mellis, 1312-7. R. of Elm, Cambs., c. 1317-49. Died 1349.
(S.H.A.H., Suffolk Green Books, No. xix.)
STANTON, JOHN DE. Adm. scholar at King's Hall, May i,
1351. Promoted to a benefice, 1361. Perhaps the same who
resigned the Mastership of St John's Hostel, Jan. 17, 1400-1,
STANTON, JOHN, B.A. 1455-6; M.A. 1459.
STANTON, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Emmanuel. Michs. i6i8.
Possibly s. of WUliam, of Nottinghamshire. Scholar; B.A.
1621-2; M.A. 1625; B.D. 1632. Ord. priest (Peterb.) Mar. 13,
1624-5. R. of Knapwell, Cambs., 1627. R. of Longstowe,
1634-74. Perhaps brotherof Anthony (1603). (F.A/.G.,98i.)
STANTON, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1624.
STAUNTON, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Trinity, June 25, 1649.
Of Yorkshire. One of these names s. and h. of John, of
Longbridge, Warws.; adm. at the Inner Temple, 1651.
STANTON, LANCELOT. Matric. sizar from St John's, c. 1595;
B.A. 1599-1600; M.A. 1604, Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 19;
priest, Sept. 20, 1619.
STAYNTON, LAURENCE, B.Can.L. 1459. Perhaps R. of
Simpson, Bucks., 1488-92; Staunton. Died 1492. (Lips-
comb, IV. 343.)
STANTON, LAURENCE. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1566. B. at Lambrick, Westmorland. B.A. 1569-70; M.A.
1573; B.D. 1579-80; D.D. 1591. Fellow, 1572. Incorp. at
Oxford, 1586. Ord. deacon (London) Dec. 20, 1571, age 24.
R. of Redmile, Leics., 1582. V. of Newark, Notts., until 1588.
R. of Uffington, Lines., 1587. R. of Gretford, 1589-1601.
Canon of Norwich, 1589-1613. R. of Castor, Northants.,
1600-13. Preb. of Lincoln, 1601-13; Dean, 1601-13.
Died Sept. 17, 1613, aged 62. M.I. at Uflington. Will, P.C.C.
Father of the next. (Al. Oxon.)
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STANTON, LAURENCE. B.A. from St John's, 1610-1; M.A.
1614. Doubtless s. of Laurence (above). Living, 1623, when
he proved the will of his brother Roger.
STANTON, MATTHEW. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter,
1619. Of Yorkshire. B.A. 1622-3; M.A. 1626. Ord. deacon
(York) Dec. 1625; priest, May, 1627.
STANTON, MILES. M.A. from King's, 1705. S. of M., of
Oxford. Matric. (Magdalen College, Oxford) May 28, 1691,
age 15; B.A. (Oxford) 1696-7. Minor canon of St George's
Chapel, Windsor. R. of Hartley Wespall, Hants., 1721.
Buried there Mar. 12, 1753. (^'- Oxon.)
STANTON, NICHOLAS. B.A. 1521-2. Perhaps R. of Witters-
ham, Kent, 1541.
STANTON, NICHOLAS. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi,
Lent, 1618-9. Of Norfolk. B.A. 1621-2; M.A. 1625. Perhaps
of Ipswich Classis, 1645. Will (P.C.C.) 1649-50; of St Mary's,
Ipswich.
STAUNTON, RALPH. Adm. pens, at Trinity, May 31, 1666.
S. of Colonel William, of Staunton, Notts., and probably
grandson of Anthony (1603). Matric. 1666-7; Scholar, 1668;
B.A. 1669-70; M.A. 1673. Fellow, 1672. Tutor, 1675-9.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1677. Ord. priest (London) May 21, 1676.
R. of HoUingboume, Kent, 1677-94. V. of Ickleton, Cambs.,
1678-84. R. of Avington, Hants., 1684. R. of Wilford, 1685.
Died 1694. {Al. Oxon.; F.M.G., 981.)
STANTON, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1586.
STANTON, ROBERT DE. Fellow of Pembroke, c. 1380.
Franciscan frisir.
STANTON or STEINTON, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel,
Mar. 23, 1595-6. Matric. c. 1596.
STANTON, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1625 ;
B.A. 1628-9.
STAUNTON, ROBERT. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 16) at Caius,
June 17, 1708. S. of William, clerk, of Fumival's Inn. B. in
London. School, Eton. Matric. 1708.
STANTON, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Jan. 6, 1640-1.
Of Suffolk. Perhaps s. of Thomas, of Homingsheath, mercer.
STAUNTON, THOMAS. M.A. from Clare, 1669. Probably s.
of Edmund (1624). Matric. (All Souls, Oxford) Mar. 26, 1659;
B.A. (St Alban's Hall, Oxford) 1662. V. of Famborough,
1664. V. of Avon Dassett, Wcirws., 1669. (Al. Oxon.)
STAUNTON, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at King's, c. 1675.
STANTON, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Peterhouse,
Apr. 17, 1683. Of Suffolk. School, Bury St Edmunds.
Matric. 1683; B.A. 1686-7. Ord. priest (Norwich) Sept. 1687.
Probably V. of Teynham, Kent, 1688-1708; B.A. {T. A.
Walker, 173.)
STANTON, W. Matric. sizar from St Catharine's, Michs. 1569.
STANTON, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Peterhouse, Michs.
1561. Of Surrey. Scholar, 1564-7; B.A. from Corpus Christi,
1564; M.A. 1568; B.D. from St Catharine's, 1574-5. Fellow
of St Catharine's, 1566. University preacher, 1572. Ord.
priest (Ely) Apr. 15, 1576; 'C. of Barley, Herts.' Chaplain
to Bishop Coxe. R. of Outwell, Norfolk, 1578-80. Died 1580.
M.I. at Outwell. Will proved (P.C.C.) 1580; 'of Outwell,
Norfolk.'
STANTON, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, June 28,
1584. Matric. 1584; Scholar, 1586-91; B.A. 1587-8; M.A.
1591; B.D. 1600. Ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.) Mar. 19,
1591-2. R. of Longstowe, Cambs., 1605-34. R- of Knap-
well, 1613-26. R. of Borough Green, 1631-4. R. of Bourn,
1631-4. Buried at Longstowe, Oct. 30, 1634. Will, Ely.
STANTON, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from St John's, c. 1591.
STANNTON, WILLIAM. Adm. FeU.-Com. at St Catharine's,
May 13, 1678. Probably s. of Francis (1641), of Milton
Bryant, Beds. B. there, Jan. 25, 1657.
STAUNTON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 17I at Trinity, July
26, 1687. S. of Edward (1645). B. at Kingston, Cambs.
Colleger at Eton, 1682-6. Migrated as scholar to Trinity
Hall. Matric. 1687; B.A. 1692-3; M.A. 1696. Probably ord.
priest (Peterb.) June 10, 1693. Perhaps C. of Husbome
Crawley, Beds., in 1720.
STANTON, WILLIAM. M.A. from Emmanuel, 1736 (adm. there,
July 5. 1736). S. of John, V. of OSchurch, Warws. B. there.
Matric. (Merton College, Oxford) Apr. 27, 1724, age 17;
B.A. (Oxford) 1728. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 20, 1728;
priest (Lincoln) Dec. 19, 1731. V. of Ketton, Rutland,
1731-57. V. of Moulton, Northants., 1737-62. V. of Bittes-
well, Leics., 1757-62. Buried at Moulton, June 9, 1762.
{Al. Oxon.; Baker, Northants., 1. 50.)
STANWIX, RICHARD. B.D. 1640 (Incorp. from Oxford). S. of
James, of Carlisle, pleb. School, Carlisle. Matric. (Queen's
College, Oxford) Nov. 21, 1628, age 20; B.A. 1629; M.A.
Stapleton, John
1631-2; B.D. 1639. Chaplain to Lord Coventry and Lord
Finch, Lord Keepers. R. of Chipping Warden, Northants.,
1643-56. Author, religious. Buried Apr. 10, 1656, at Chip-
ping. M.I. Will, P.C.C. (^f. 0;iro>t.; H.I. Longden; D.iV.B.)
STANYNOUGH, JAMES. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter,
1622. Of London. B.A. 1625-6; M.A. 1629. Fellow, 1628-35.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Dec. 22, 1633. Buried at St Botolph's,
Cambridge, Mar. 5, 1634-5. Will proved (V.C.C.) 1635.
STAPERS, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, 1595-6.
Matric. c. 1596. Probably adm. at Gray's Inn, Aug. 10, 1600;
of London.
STAPLES, EDMUND. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1694. Probably s. of Alexander, of Hanwell, Middlesex,
B. at Maidenhead, Berks., 1675. Matric. 1695; B.A. 1698-9;
M.A. 1702. Fellow, 1698. Ord. deacon (Ely) Sept. 24, 1704;
priest. Mar. 9, 1706-7. Chaplain to Admiral Rook. Probably
brother of John (1702). (Harwood.)
STAPLES, EDWARD. Resident at Peterhouse, 1510-1 and
1513-4. Of Lancashire. B.A. 1510-1; M.A. 1514. Said to
have studied for a time at Oxford. Incorp. there, 1525.
B.D. and D.D. (Oxford) 1525-6. Canon of Cardinal College.
Chaplcdn to Henry VIII. Master of the Hospital of St
Bartholomew, 1528-32. Went to Ireland. Became, with
Archbishop Browne, Henry VIII's principal instruments in
Introducing the Reformation into Ireland. Bishop of Meath,
1530. V. of Thaxted, Essex, 1532. Compelled to flee to
England on Kildare's rebellion, 1534. Returned to Ireland
but subsequently deprived by Queen Mary on account of
hismarriage. Probably died c. 1558. {Cooper, i.ii}o;D.N.B.;
Al. Oxon.)
STAPLE, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Jesus, July i, 1627. Matric.
1628; B.A. 1630-1.
STAPLES, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Queens', Feb. 17, 1680-1.
Of Berkshire. Matric. 1681.
STAPLES, JOHN. M.A. from Peterhouse, 1702. S. of Alex-
ander, of HanweU, Middlesex, gent. B. at Maidenhead.
Colleger at Eton, 1674-80. Matric. (Oriel College, Oxford)
Mar. 4, 1683-4, age 19; B.A. (Oxford) 1687. V. of East
Grinstead, Sussex, 1690-1731. R. of Brede, 1702-31.
Probably brother of Edmund (1694), father of Robert (1724).
{Al. Oxon.)
STAPLES, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Easter,
1544. One of these names R. of Papworth Everard, Cambs.,
1556.
STAPLES, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, June 6,
1724. S. of John (1702). School, East Grinstead, Sussex
(Dr Gurnet). Matric. 1724; Scholar, 1725. Died in College.
Buried at St Michael's, Cambridge, Dec. 19, 1725.
STAPLES, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, (age i8) at Christ's, June 13,
1649. S. of Alexander. B. at Nottingham. School, Ashby
(Mr Porter) and Measham, Leics. (Mr Houlton). Matric.
1649. Of Nottingham. Father of the next.
STAPLES, SAMUEL. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 17) at Christ's,
May 29, 1673. S. and h. of Samuel (above). B. at Willesley,
Derbs. School, Ashby-de-la-Zouch (Mr Shaw). Adm. at
Gray's Inn, June 23, 1675. {Peile, 11. 48.)
STAPLETON, BRYAN. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 15) at Caius,
Dec. 12, 1587. 6th s. of Bryan, Esq. B. at Carlton, Yorks.
School, York (Mr PuUan). 'Well known to the Master to
be corrupt in religion, and to have been free of speech
therein to others.' Perhaps of Altofts, Norfolk; returned as
a popish recusant, in 1603. One of these names ord. at
Douay College, in 1599. Brother of Richard (1578). {Venn,
I. 132.)
STAPLETON, BRIAN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Sidney, Apr. 14,
1634. 4th s. of Henry, Esq. B. at Wighill, Yorks. Schools,
York (private) and Epping, Essex. Matric. 1634; B.A. 1637-
8; M.A. 1641. M.P. for Aid borough, 1645-8. Commissioner
to Scotland for Cromwell, 1648. Married Anne Brainton.
Died 1658. Brother of Philip (1617) and Robert (1617).
(Burke, L.G.; Genealogist, N.S., xvii. 132.)
STAPLETON, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's,
Jan. 15, 1649-50. 2nd s. of Robert (1617), Esq., of Wighill,
Yorks. Bapt. there, Sept. 17, 1631. School, Coxwold.
Matric. 1650. Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1652. Succeeded
his brother Sir Miles, of Wighill, Knt. Married Anne, dau.
of Sir Arthur Ingram, Knt., Apr. 18, 1663. Buried at
Wighill, Feb. 18, 1673-4. (Burke, L.G.; Vis. of Yorks.,
1666; Genealogist, N.S., xvii. 133.)
STAPLETON, JEREMY. Matric. pens, from St Edmund's
Hostel, Michs. 1545.
STAPLETON, JOHN. B.A. 1519-20. 3rd s. of Sir Brian, of
Carlton, Yorks. R. of Bingham, Notts., 1522-37. Kept a
school there. Died 1537. (Cranmer's Letters {Parker Soc),
262; Genealogist, N.S., xii. 127.)
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Stapleton, John
STAPLETON, JOHN. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 15) at Christ's,
Sept. 8, 1647. S. of Sir Philip (next), of Warter Priory, near
Pocklington, Yorks. B. there. School, Epping. J. P. for
East Riding, 1688. Married Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Wilfred
Lawson, Knt. and Bart., of Isell, Cumberland. Buried at
Warter, May 3, 1697. Brother of Robert (1653). (Peile, i.
516; Vis. of Yorks., 1666.)
STAPLETON, PHILIP. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Queens',
Easter, 1617. 2nd s. of Henry, of Wighill, Yorks. (and Mary,
illegitimate dau. of Sir John Foster, of Alnwick). B. 1603.
Adtn. at the Inner Temple, 1620. Knighted, May 25, 1630.
Parliamentarian and Presbyterian. M.P. for Boroughbridge,
1640-7. With Hampden, attended Charles I in Scotland,
1 64 1. Parliamentary Commissioner in Yorkshire, 1642.
Commander of Essex's body-guard and Colonel of Horse,
1642. Fought at Edgehill, 1642; Chalgrove Field, 1643, and
Newbury, 1643. A Member of the Committee of Safety, 1642.
Opposed the Self-denying Ordinance, and planned the
accusation of Cromwell. Impeached by the Army, 1647.
Escaped to Calais. Married (i) Frances, dau. of Sir John
Hotham, of Scarborough, Yorks.; (2) Barbara Leonard, dau.
of Lord Dacres, of Hurstmonceaux, Sussex. Died at Calais,
Aug. 18, 1647. Buried there in the protestant burying-
ground. Brother of Robert (1617) and Brian (1634), father
of John (above) and Robert (1653). (Genealogist, N.S., xii.
igi;D.N.B.)
STAPILTON, RICHARD. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 15) at Caius,
May 7, 1578. Of Carlton, Yorks. 2nd s. of Brian. Adm. at
Gray's Inn, May 25, 1582. Married Elizabeth, dau. of Sir
Henry Pierpont, of Holme Pierpont. Died 1612 (given
elsewhere as c. 1614). Brotherof Bryan (1587). (Venn, 1.^7;
Vis. of Yorks., 1666.)
STAPLETON, RICHARD. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 17) at Caius,
Nov. 2, 1579. S. of Richard, of Carlton, Yorks., Knt. B. at
Kirkby, Yorks. Schools, Carleton (sic) and Ely. Resident,
1581. (Venn, 1. 104.)
STAPLETON, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter,
1587; B.A. from St John's, 1590-1. Author, verses, etc.
(Cooper, II. 179.)
STAPLETON, ROBERT. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Queens',
Easter, 1617. S. and h. of Henry, of WighiU. B. 1601.
M.P. for Aldborough, 1627. Of WighiU, Esq. Married
Catherine, dau. of Sir Thomas Fairfax, of Walton, Yorks.,
Knt. Died Mar. 12, 1634-5, aged 33. Brother of PhiUp
(1617) and father of Henry (1649-50). (Vis. of Yorks., 1665.)
STAPVLTON, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Trinity, June 10, 1653.
Of Yorkshire. 2nd s. of Sir PhiUp (1617), of Warter, Yorks.
Matric. 1656. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Apr. 18, 1657. CaUed to
the Bar, 1664. Inherited WighiU on the death of his cousin
Henry. Married Dorothy, dau. of Henry, 4th Lord Fairfax.
Died s.p., 1675. Brother of John (1647). (Burke, L.G.; Vis.
of Yorks., 1665.)
STAPLETON, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Pembroke,
June 23, 1655. S. of Thomas. B. at Macclesfield, Cheshire.
STAPLETON, THOMAS. 'Of Queens' CoUege, Cambridge';
died Feb. 1739 (Rev.). (Musgrave.)
STAPLETON, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1619; B.A. 1622-3; M.A. 1626.
STAPLETON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's,
Sept. 28, 1650. S. of WiUiam, husbandman. B. at Kirton,
near Boston, Lines. School, Kirton (Mr Nayler). Matric.
1650; B.D. 1661 (Lit. Reg.); D.D. 1673. Temporary Head
Master of Wakefield School, in 1663. V. of Hunslet, Yorks.,
1664-74. Probably C. of Wakefield, 1691-3. Buried there
July 19, 1693.
STAPYLTON, alias KERMOND, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 14)
at Magdalene, Apr. 14, 1673. S. of John Kermond, of
Stamford Bridge, Yorks. B.A. 1676-7.
STAPLETON, . Adm. FeU.-Com. at Trinity, May 10, 1645.
STAPLEY or STAPELEY, ANTHONY. Probably member of
Christ's: donor to the new buUdings. S. of Anthony, of
Framfield, Sussex. Bapt. there, Aug. 30, 1590. Adm. at
Gray's Inn, Jan. 5, 1608-9. M.P. for New Shoreham, 1624-5;
for Lewes, 1628-9; for Sussex, 1640-53, 1654-5. Colonel in
the Parliamentary Army. Governor of Chichester, 1642-5.
Signed the death warrant of Charles I. A Member of the
Council of State, 1649-53. Vice-Admiral of Sussex, 1650.
Purchased the estate of Patcham, c. 1625 and removed
there from Framfield. Married (1) Anne, dau. of George
Goring, of Danny, Sussex; (2) Dame Anne Clarke. Died
Jan. 31, 1654-5. Buried at Patcham. WiU, P.C.C. Father
of the next and of John (1646). (Peile, 1. 26a; D.N.B.;
Genealogist, N.S., xvni. 146.)
STAPLEY, ANTHONY. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Emmanuel, June
II, 1646. 3rd s. of Anthony (above), of Patcham, Sussex,
Esq. Bapt. there, Jan. 31, 1629-30. Adm. at Gray's Inn,
May 6, 1647, and at the Inner Temple, 1648. Married
Starkey, George
Douglas, dau. of Sir Henry Holcroft, of Long Acre, Middle-
sex, and of East Ham, Essex, Knt. Died s.p., Mar. 7, 1671-2.
Buried at Patcham. M.I. Brother of John (1646).
STAPLEY, EDWARD. Adm. pens, at Corpus Christi, 1694;
exhibitioner from Tonbridge School. Of Sussex. Matric.
Easter, 1695; B.A. 1698-9; M.A. 1707. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
May 31, 1702. C. of Uppingham, Rutland, 1702. R. of Pen-
hurst, near Battle, Sussex, 1707-21. R. of Catsfield, 1708-21.
STAPLEY, JOHN. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Emmanuel, June 11,
1646. S. and h. of Anthony, of Patcham, Sussex. Bapt.
there, June 29, 1628. M.P. for Sussex, 1654-5, 1656-8; for
Lewes, 1660, 1661-79. Entered into a Royalist plot which
he betrayed to CromweU, in 1658. Created Bart., July 28,
1660. Knighted, Aug. 6, foUowing. Surveyor to the Customs.
Sold the Patcham estate and removed to Ringmer, 1700.
Married Mary, dau. of Sir Herbert Springett, Bart., of Broyle
Place, Ringmer, Sussex. Buried at Ringmer, Aug. 24, 1701.
M.I. Brother of Anthony (1646). (G.E.C., lii. 97; D.N.B.)
STAPLEY, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity Hall, Michs.
1546. WiU proved (V.C.C.) 1549.
STAPLEY, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Michs. 1579.
STAPLIN, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Sidney, Apr. 20,
1734. S. of James, fuUer, of Tiverton, Devon. School,
Tiverton. Matric. 1735; B.A. 1737-8; M.A. 1741. FeUow,
1740. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Dec. 24, 1738; priest, Nov. 8,
1741. PerhapsofChudleigh, Devon, clerk. Admon. (Exeter)
1752.
STAR, BAPTIST. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1565.
STARRE, GEOFFREY. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1567.
STARR, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1588; B.A.
1593-4; M.A. 1597. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Aug. 24, 1597;
priest, Mar. 16, 1599-1600. C. of Harden Chapel, Herts.,
1608. V. of St Stephen's, St Albans, 1617. P.C. of Northaw,
1629-37.
STARE, JOHN. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1595. Of Kent.
STARR, ROGER, see STORR.
STAR, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Emmanuel, Michs. 1585.
STARRE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, 1633. Matric.
1633-
STARBRUGHT, . B.D. 1472-3. A friar.
STARESMORE, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Lent,
1557-8. Probably 6th s. of John, of Frowlesworth, Leics.
(by his 3rd wife, Joan, dau. of John Purefoy, of Drayton).
B. 1540. Of Somerby. (Nichols, iv. 190; Vis. of Leics., 1619.)
STARESMORE, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Christ's, July,
1617. Doubtless s. of Francis, of Frowlesworth, Leics. (emd
Christiana, dau. of John Chippendale, LL.D.) Bapt. Aug.
1601. B.A. 1620-1. Adm. at the Inner Temple, Nov. 16,
1622. Died unmarried. Half-brother of the next. (Peile,
1. 318.)
STARESMORE, ROBERT. Adm. i)ens. (age 17) at Christ's,
July 27, 1639. 5th s. of Francis, of Frowlesworth, Leics.
(and his 2nd wife Frances, dau. of WiUiam Brocas, of
Theddingworth) . B. at Coventry. School, Frowlesworth.
Adm. at the Inner Temple, Dec. 9, 1639. Perhaps adm. at
Leyden, May i8, 1644; Starsmoer. Probably knighted, 1650.
Half-brother of Henry (above). (Peile, i. 463; Nichols, iv.
190.)
STARESMORE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, 1644;
B.A. 1647-8. Migrated to King's. M.A. 1653. Ord. priest
(R. Brownrigg, Bishop of Exeter) May 22, 1654. V. of
Hendon, Middlesex, 1662-80. V. of Edmonton, 1679-1706.
Died before July 24, 1706.
STARESMORE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Feb. 16,
1685-6. S. of WiUiam, of Frowlesworth, Leics. B. 1669.
Matric. 1686; B.A. 1689-90. V. of Hill Morton, Warws.,
1699. Died Dec. 10, 1747, aged 79. Buried at Swinford,
Leics. M.I. (Nichols, iv. 190, 366.)
STARESMORE or STASEMORE, . Adm. FeU.-Com. at
Emmanuel, Easter, 1628. Possibly William (Staresmore),
s. and h. of Francis, of Frowlesworth, Leics. B. i6ri. Of
Frowlesworth, 1650. Married Elizabeth, dau. of WiUiam
Roberts, of Sutton. Perhaps brother of Robert (1639).
(Nichols, IV. 190.)
STARKE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1645. Of Norfolk. B.A. 1649-50. V. of Stradbroke, Suffolk,
1654-62. Died Jan. 17, 1701, aged about 70. (Calatny, 11.
438.)
STARKEY, ALEXANDER. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs.
1572; B.A. 1575-6.
STARKEY, GEORGE. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, May 3,
1647. S. of John, gent., of Thome, Yorks. B. there. School,
Doncaster (Mr Beningley). Matric. 1647.
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STARKEY, HENRY. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, May 26, 1634.
Of Cheshire. Probably s. of Henry, of Darley. Matric. 1634.
{Vis. of Cheshire, 1613; Ormerod, 11. 105.)
STARKYE or STARKCHIE, JAMES. Matric. pens, from St
John's, Michs. 1584; B.A. 1588-9; M.A. 1592. R. of Brindle,
Lanes., 1594-1603. Died 1603.
STARKIE, JAMES. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter, 1618;
B.A. 162 1-2. Master of Heskin Grammar School, Lanes.,
1623-5. Ord. deacon (Chester) June 12, 1625; priest, Sept.
24, 1626. V. of Preston, Lanes., 1630-9. R. of North Meols,
1639-84. Afterwards presbyterian, but conformed, 1662.
Died May 3, 1684. Buried at North Meols. (R. Stewart-
Brown.)
STARCHIE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1581.
One of the original scholars of Emmanuel, 1584; B.A. from
Emmanuel, 1584-5; M.A. 1588.
STARKYE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1584.
B. in London. B.A. (? 1589-90); M.A. 1592. Ord. deacon
(London) Sept. 28, age 25; 'C. of Heston, Middlesex'; priest,
Oct. 8, 1591. V. of Hadlow, Kent, 1596-1628. Buried Mar.
28,1628. Will, P.C.C. Father of the next.
STARKEY, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Peterhouse, June 7,
1645; exhibitioner from Tonbridge School. Of Kent. S. of
John (above), of Hadlow, clerk, deceased. Matric. 1645-6;
Scholar, 1645; B.A. 1648-9; M.A. from St John's, 1652.
Lecturer at Grantham, Lines.; ejected, 1662. Licensed
presbyterian teacher at Ormskirk, Lanes., 1672. Died at
Newington Green, London. Will (P.C.C.) 1694. (Calamy,
II. I45-)
STARKEY, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Pembroke, July 18,
1669. S. of William (1634), D.D. B. at Antingham, Norfolk.
Matric. 1672; B.A. 1672-3; M.A. 1676. Schoolmaster at
Pulham St Mary, 1674. Ord. priest (Norwich) Sept. 1677-
V. of Roudham, Norfolk, 1677-99. R- of Momingthorpe,
1681-92. Brother of William (1665).
STARKY, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, May 28,
1733. S. of John, gent., of Heywood, Rochdale, Lanes.
B. at Rochdale. School, Bury, Lanes. (Mr Lister). Matric.
1733. Adm. at the Inner Temple, June 12, 1733. Barrister,
1740. Brother of Joseph (1735).
STARKEY, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Oct. 1599.
STARKY, JOSEPH. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, Sept. 29,
1735- 3rd s. of John, attomey-at-law, of Lancashire. B. at
Rochdale. School, Rivington (Mr Norcross). Matric. 1735;
B.A. 1739-40. Brother of John (1733).
STARKEY, LAURENCE. Matric. pens, from St John's, c. 1594.
Perhaps 3rd s. of Lawrence, of Wrenbury, Cheshire. B.A.
1597-8; M.A. 1601. Probably C. of Sefton, Lanes, (said to
be an Oxford man, but not in Al. Oxon.), in 1614; V. of
Huyton, Lanes., 1615-52. Buried there Mar. 10, 1652-3.
(E. Axon; Ormerod, 11. 205.)
STARKEY, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 14) at Magdalene,
Feb. 9, 1690-1. S. of John. B. at Leigh, Lanes. School,
Leigh. Matric. 1691; B.A. 1694-5.
STARKEY, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, c.
1593. Of Norwich. B.A. 1596-7; M.A. 1600. Fellow, 1601-5.
Ord. deacon and priest (Norwich) Dec. 21, 1603. R. of
Antingham, Norfolk, 1604. R. of Fehningham, 1604. R. of
Oxnead, 1617-45. Probably father of the next. (Masters.)
STARKEY, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1634. Of Norfolk. Probably s. of William (above).
B.A. 1637-8; M.A. 1641; D.D. 1662. Elected fellow but not
admitted. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Feb. 25, 1642-3, age 22;
C. of Oxnead, Norfolk; priest, Sept. 22, 1644. R. of Oxnead,
1645. R. of Antingnam, 1651. R. of Pulham, 1660-84.
R. of Earsham. R. of Hockering, 1678. Died 1684;
Buried at Pulham. Father of the next and of John (1669).
{Masters.)
STARKEY, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Corpus Christi, 1665.
Of Norfolk. S. of WiUiam (above), D.D., preacher at St
Mary's, Bury, and R. of Earsham. School, Bury. Matric.
Lent, 1667-8; B.A. 1669-70; M.A. 1673. Ord. deacon
(Norwich) Jan. 1672-3; priest, Feb. 1674-5. Perhaps V. of
Stetchworth, Cambs., 1675. Succeeded his father as R. of
Pulham, Norfolk, 1684. R. of Earsham. Died Oct. 13, 1717,
aged 66. Brother of John (1669). {Masters.)
STARKY, . Adm. sizar at Sidney, Feb. 1598-9.
STARLING, see also STERLING.
STARLING, ISAAC. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 162 1.
B.A. 1629-30. Ord. deacon (London) June 4, 1626, age 23.
C. of Gt Holland, Essex, 1637. V. of Walton-le-Soken, 1641.
R. of Beamont, 1650-69. Died May 9, 1669. (H. Smith.)
STARLYNGE, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1569.
Staveley, William
STARLING, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, 1602. S. of
Thomas, of Sporle, Norfolk. Bapt. Sept. 22, 1582. School,
Swafiham (Mr Kittleby). Matric. 1602. Migrated to Caius,
Oct. 31, 1608; aged 24. {Venn, 1. 200.)
STARLING, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, 1623-4.
Matric. Easter, 1624; B.A. 1627-8; M.A. 1631. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) Jime 5, 1631.
STARLING, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, 1589.
Matric. c. 1590; Scholar; B.A. 1593-4; M.A. 1597; B.D.
1603-4. Fellow, c. 1596. Ord. deacon (Colchester) Aug. 23;
priest, Aug. 30, 1601. V. of Stanground, Hunts., 1603-31.
STARNELL, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Feb. 14,
1638-9. Matric. 1639; B.A. 1642-3.
STARTAR, . Com. for M.A. or higher degree, 1475-6.
STASEMORE, see STARESMORE.
STATERS, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter, 1576.
STATHAM, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Queens', Apr. 27, 1725.
Of Derbyshire. Doubtless 2nd s. of Sir John, of Tideswell,
Derbs. Matric. 1725; B.A. 1728-9. Died Feb. 20, 1785.
{F.M.G., 655-)
STATON, RICHARD. B.A. 1528-9; M.A. 1532-
STAUKAR, see STORKER.
STAUTON, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, Jan. 16,
1620-1. S. of Philip, cabinet-maker, of London. School,
London. Matric. 1620-1; B.A. 1624-5. One Joseph Stoulton,
minister, buried Nov. 2, 1655; 'from the country gaol.'
{Venn, i. 252.)
STAVELEY, AMBROSE. Adm. pens, at Jesus, July 7, 1641.
Of Northamptonshire. Matric. 1641; B.A. from Pembroke,
1644-5. Fellow of Pembroke, c. 1645; expelled, 1646.
STAVELY, EUSEBIUS. Adm. pens, at Sidney, Nov. 4, 1609.
3rd s. of Thomas, of West Langton, Leics.; age 26 in 1619.
Matric. 1609. Went to Ireland; there in 1629. Brother of
William (1615-6). {Vis. 0/ Leics., 1619; Nichols, 11.
662.)
STAVELY, GEORGE. Adm. sizar at St John's, Dec. 24, 1670.
S. of John, yeoman. B. at Pocklington, Yorks. School,
Pocklington. Of Seaton, Yorks. Married Barbara Pratt, of
York, in 1673.
STAVELEY, GEORGE. M.A. from Emmanuel, 1692. S. of
Thomas (1644), of Belgrave, Leics., gent. Bapt. there,
Aug. 8, 1665. Matric. (Lincoln College, Oxford) Feb. 28,
1682-3, age 17; B.A. (Oxford) 1686. Ord. priest (Lincoln)
Sept. 25, 1692. R. of Medboume, Leics., 1696-1709. Buried
there Aug. 1, 1709. Brother of William (1678) and Thomas
(1675). {Al. Oxon.; Nichols, 11. 721; iii. i77.)
STAVELEY, JOHN. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1471.
STAVELEY, JOHN. B.A. 1508-9.
STAVELEY, MILES. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Apr. 25, 1734.
S. and h. of Miles, of Stainley, Yorks. Bapt. Mar. 20, 1714.
at Lawnwith, Yorks. School, Shipton, Yorks. (Mr Clarke).
Matric. 1734; Scholar, 1735. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Oct. 30,
1734. Of Stainley Hall, Esq. Married Martha, dau. of
Thomas Dobson, of The Vicarage, Bingley. Buried at Ripon,
June 13, 1752. (Burke, L.G.)
STAVELEY, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, July 10, 1736.
Of Dorset. Matric. 1737; B.A. 1740-1; M.A. 1747. Ord.
deacon (Bath and Wells) 1741. Master of Whitgift School,
Croydon, c. 1742. Chaplain to the East India Company at
Fort St George and Calcutta. Died at Calcutta, Oct. 1762.
(F. Penny.)
STAVELEY, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 14,
1644. S. and h. of William (1615-6), R. of Cossington, Leics.
B. 1626, at East Langton. (Apparently also of Peterhouse.)
Matric. 1644. Adm. at the Inner Temple, July 2, 1647.
Barrister, 1654. Steward of the Records at Leicester, 1672-
83. Resided chiefly at Belgrave, Leics. Married Mary, dau.
of John Onebye, of Hinckley. Ajitiquary. Known as a local
historian. (His Leicester collections were printed by Nichols
in his History of Leicestershire.) Author, The Romish Horse-
leech, etc. Died Jan. 2, 1683-4. Buried at St Mary's,
Leicester. M.I. Brother of William (1646-7), father of the
next, of George (1692) and William (1678). {T. A. Walker,
87; Nichols, III. 230; D.N.B.)
STAVELEY, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 20,
1675. S. and h. of Thomas (above), of Warwickshire. Adm.
at the Inner Temple, Nov. 14, 1674. Died in College. Buried
at St Andrew's, Cambridge, July 27, 1676. Brother of
George (1692) and William (1678). {Nichols, 11. 677.)
STAVELEY, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Sidney, June 16, 1607.
Perhaps migrated to Oxford, and B.A. from Exeter College,
1610. R. of West Buckland, Devon, 1625. {Al. Oxon.)
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STAVELEV, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Queens', Lent,
1615-6. Of Leicestershire. 4th s. of Thomas, of West
Langton; age 23 in 1619. B.A. 1619-20; M.A. 1623. Ord.
deacon (Peterb.) Oct. 23; priest, Oct. 24, 1625. R. of
Cossington, Leics., 1625-52. V. of Rothley, 1626. Married
Anne, dau. of Thomas Babington, of Rothley Temple, Esq.
Died Aug. 14, 1652, aged 55. Buried at Cossington. M.I.
Will (P.C.C.) 1653. Brother of Eusebius (1609), father of
the next and of Thomas (1644). {Nichols, in. 229; Vis. of
Leics., 1619.)
STAVELY, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age i8) at Peterhouse,
Jan. 22, 1646-7. S. of William (above), R. of Cossington,
Leics. School, Leicester. Matric. 1649; B.A. 1650-1; M.A.
1654. Fellow, 1651-3. Succeeded his father as R. of Cossing-
ton, 1652-1703. Died unmarried, Feb. 13, 1703-4, aged 76.
Buried at Cossington. M.I. Brother of Thomas (1644).
{T.A. Walker, 87; Nichols, iii. 229.)
STAVELEY, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 17,
1678. Of Leicestershire. S. of Thomas (1644), of Belgrave,
Leics. Bapt. there. May 7, 1662. Adm. at the Inner Temple,
Nov. 30, 1678. A captain in the Army. Became a Roman
Catholic. Resided at Medboume, in 17 10. Buried at Holt,
Apr. 18, 1723. Brother of George (1692) and Thomas (1675).
{Nichols, II. 677; "I. 177')
STAVELEY, . B.D. 1507-8. A monk.
3TAVER, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Easter, 1571.
STAVERTON or STAFFERTON, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17)
at Peterhouse, Jan. 31, 1638-9. Of Hampshire. Matric.
1639.
STAWELL or STOWELL, NICHOLAS. Matric. sizar from St
John's, Michs. 1564; B.A. 1567-8; M.A. 1571; StoweU.
Will of one Nicholas StoweU, clerk, parson of Blisland and
Lauretho, Bodmin, East Lowe, Cornwall, and of Thornton,
Skipton and Marten-in-Craven, Yorks., proved (P.C.C.)
1601-2.
STAWELL or STOWELL, RICHARD. B.A. 1639 (Incorp. from
Oxford). S. of William, of Hearebeare, Devon, gent. B.
1619. Matric. (Exeter College, Oxford) Dec. 17, 1635, age
16. B.A. 1639. Adm. at the Middle Temple, Dec. i, 1635.
Buried Jan. 25, 1640, at Bickington. (G. D. Stawell.)
STAWELL, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Caius, Sept. 6, 1686,
from Trinity College, Dublin; adm. there, Apr. 24, 1685,
age 18. S. of Anthony, gent., of Kinsale, Cork. B. there,
1666. School, Charleville. Matric. 1686; M.A. (Dublin) 1692.
(B.A. unrecorded.) Married Katherine, dau. of Sir Richard
Ruth, Knt., and Deputy Vice-Admiral of Co. Cork. Buried
at Kinsale, Nov. 4, 1701. Will proved (Exeter) 1702; of
Bovey Tracey. {Venn, i. 481; Stawell Family.)
STAWKAR, see STORKER.
STAWLEY, SAMUEL. Matric. pens, from Michael House,
Easter, 1544.
STAYN, see STAINES.
STAYNOE, THOMAS. M.A. 1674 (Incorp. from Trinity College,
Oxford). Matric. there, July 19, 1659; B.A. (Oxford) 1663;
M.A. 1667; B.D. 1677. Fellow of Trinity College, Oxford,
1667. Canon of Brecon, 1674. Canon of St David's, 1675.
Chaplain to the King, 1676-1702; to the Queen, 1702-8.
Archdeacon of Carmarthen, 1677-1707. V. of Much Walt-
ham, Essex, 1680-3. V. of St Ethelburga, London, 1685-91.
V.of Christ Church, Newgate, 1690-1708. R.of St Leonard's,
Foster Lane, 1691. Married Mary Haslewood, of Oxford,
Dec. 6, 1680. Died Feb. 27, 1707-8. Buried at Newgate.
Will, P.C.C. {Al. Oxon.)
STAYNYNGS, PHILIP. Matric. pens, from Trinity Hall,
Easter, 1545 {impubes).
STAYNINGES, ROBERT. LL.B. 1585.
STAYNOR, . B.A. FeUow of Jesus, in 1547.
STAYR (?), . Scholar at Christ's, 1551-2-
STEAD or STEDE, EDMUND. Adm. pens, (age 15) at St John's,
Mar. 24, 1658-9. S. of Edmund, of Biddenden, Kent. B.
there. School, Biddenden. Matric. 1659. Adm. at Gray's
Inn, June 9, 1659.
STEAD, GEORGE. Adm. pens, at Clare, Apr. 18, 1671. Of
Halifax, Yorks. Matric. 1671.
STEED, JOHN. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Christ's, 1598-9-
STEAD, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Sept. 16, 1633. Of
Middlesex. Matric. 1634; B.A. 1637-8; M.A. 1641.
STEAD, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, Apr. 16, 1687.
S. of Robert, of Hickleton, York (so described in the Middle
Temple registers), gent. B. at Hilton or Hooton, Yorks.
School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1687. Adm. at Trinity Hall,
Jan. 6, 1691-2; LL.B. 1692. Elected fellow of Trinity Hall,
Jan. 2, 1694-5, but refused admission; resigned, Apr. i,
1695. Adm. at the Middle Temple, June 25, 1696. {Warren,
V9-)
Stebbing, Henry
STEAD, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Jesus, Aug. 20, 1716.
Of Stubbs, Yorks. School, Doncaster. Scholar, 1717.
Migrated to Peterhouse, Jan. 4, 1717-8. B.A. 1720-1; M.A.
1725-
STEAD, SAMUEL. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's, Michs.
1627; B.A. 1627-8; M.A. 1631. Ord. deacon (Norwich) May
24, 1635; priest, Sept. 25, 1636. C. of Hedenham, Norfolk.
V. of Hopton, Suffolk, 1639.
STEED, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Sx John's, June 25, 1736.
S. of Benjamin, of Launceston, Cornwall, gent. M.A. 1736.
Matric. (Pembroke College, Oxford) May 14, 1719, age 17;
B.A. (Oxford) 1723. One of these names V. of Barnstaple,
Devon; will (P.C.C.) 1765. {Al. Oxon.)
STEAD, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Clare, Michs. 1571;
B.A. 1577-8; M.A. 1581. Ord. priest (Norwich) May 3, 1584.
Perhaps P.C. of Wis, Essex, 1592-8. V. of Rishangles,
Suffolk, 1593.
STEAD, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, Mar. 12,
1629-30. S. of William, of Yorkshire. B. there. Matric.
1631; B.A. 1633-4. V. of Well, Yorks., 1638-54; deprived;
reinstated, 1662-82. Perhaps Naval chaplain, in 1656.
Buried at Well, Sept. 37, 1682. (T. Horsfall, Well and
Snape.)
STEAD, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Magdalene, May 3,
1669. S. of William, of BaUdon, Otley, Yorks. School,
Baildon (private). Matric. 1669; B.A. 1672-3.
STEAD, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, June 4,
1731. S. of Jonathan, merchant, of Yorkshire. B. at
Halifax. School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1731; B.A. 1734-5;
M.A. 1746. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Mar. 2, 1 734-5; priest
(London) May 28, 1738. V. of Reigate, Surrey, 1741-81.
R. of Woodmansteme, 1751-75. R. of Lympsfield, 1775-81.
Died Apr. 4, 1781. Will, P.C.C. {Scott- Mayor, iii. 437;
G. Mag.)
STEBBING, see also STUBBING.
STEBBING, BENJAMIN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, July 14,
1693. Of Essex.
STEBBING, FRANCIS. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter, 1555.
Probably resident at Christ's, 1557-8. Perhaps adm. at the
Inner Temple, 1568-9; 'of London.' Will (P.C.C.) 1614; of
the Inner Temple, and St Giles-in-the-Fields.
STEBBING, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's,
Easter, 1613. Probably s. of William, of Earl Soham, Suffolk.
Probably brother of the next.
STEBBING, HENRY. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's,
Easter, 1614. Of Suffolk. Probably s. of William, of Earl
Soham, Suffolk, gent. B.A. 1614-5. Adm. at Gray's Inn,
Aug. 8, 1623. Held the manor of Swefling, in 1654. Of
Wissett, Suffolk, gent., in 1664. Married Sarah, dau. of
Cyprian Sallowes, of Wissett. Died 1680. Brother of William
(1613) and probably of George (above). Probably father of
the next. {Vis. of Suffolk, 1664; Manors of Suffolk, vi.
181.)
STEBBING, HENRY. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, Dec. 8,
1658. Probably s. and h. of Henry (above), of Wissett,
Suffolk, gent.; age 22 in 1664. Adm. at Gray's Inn, May 27,
1661. Probably died before 1 680. {Vis. of Suffolk, i6b^.)
STEBBING, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity, Mar. 20,
1683-4. S. and h. of Henry, of Brandeston, Suffolk (and
Anne Smithier, of Ipswich). Bapt. July, 1667, at Brandeston.
School, Bury. Matric. 1683-4. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 20,
1684-5. Of Brandeston, Suffolk, gent. Died Mar. 1721,
aged 54. Buried at Brandeston.
STEBBING, HENRY. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, Feb. 24,
1704-5. Of Suffolk. 4th s. of John, grocer, of Malton. Bapt.
there, Aug. 19, 1687. School, Merchant Taylors'. Matric.
1705; B.A. 1708-9; M.A. 1712; D.D. 1730. Fellow, 1710-3.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1738. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June 4, 1710;
priest (Chester) Nov. 4, 1711. R. of Rickinghall Inferior,
Suffolk, 1712-63. R.of Wortham, 1718-26. R. of Garboldis-
ham, Norfolk, 1726. Preacher at Gray's Inn, 1731-49.
Chaplain to George II, 1733-57- Archdeacon of Wiltshire,
1735-63. Chancellorof the diocese of Sarum, 1739-63. Boyle
lecturer, 1747-9. R. of Redenhall and Harlaston, Norfolk,
1748-63. Author, theological. Died Jan. 2, 1763, aged 76.
Buried in Salisbury Cathedral. M.I. Will, P.C.C. Father of
the next. {Robinson, 11. 11; G. Mag.; D.N.B.)
STEBBING, HENRY. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, Feb. 17,
1734-5- S. of Henry (above), R. of Rickinghall, Suffolk.
Matric. 1735; B.A. 1738-9; M.A. 1742; D.D. 1759- Fellow,
1739. Taxor, 1743. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Apr. 2, 1734;
preacher there, 1749. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Dec. i739;
priest, Dec. 1741. V. of Coton, Cambs., 1744-8. R. of
Gimmingham and Trunch, Norfolk, 1748-87- F.R.S., 1765.
F.S.A., 1769. Lecturer at St Catherine Cree, and St Lawrence
Jewry. Author, sermons. Died Nov. 13, 1787. (D.N.B.)
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Stebbing, James
STEBBING, JAMES. Adm. pens, (age i?) at Christ's, June 19,
1712. S. of Thomas. B. at Castle Hedingham, Suffolk.
School, Bury. Matric. 1712; Scholar, 1713; B.A. 1715-6;
M.A. 1719. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Sept. 1718; priest, Feb.
1721-2. R. of Nacton, Sufiolk, 1734. Died in parts beyond
seas. Admon. (P.C.C.) May, 1752. (Peile, n. 180.)
STEBBING, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Christ's, Oct. 26,
1659. S. of William. B. at Soame (? Saham Toney, near
Watton), Norfolk. School, Buckenham (Mr Rouse). Matric.
1660; B.A. 1663-4. {Peile, 1. 588.)
STEBBING, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Trinity, July i, 1682.
Matric. 1686; B.A. 1689-90; M.A. 1693.
STEBBING, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's,
Easter, 1613. Probably s. of William, of Earl Soham,
Suffolk. B.A. 1614-5. Brotherof Henry (1614) and probably
of George (1613). {Vis. of Suffolk, 1664.)
STECKLES or STEGGLES, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Clare,
June 24, 1724; exhibitioner from Bury School. S.of William
Steggles, of Bury St Edmunds. B. there. Matric. 1724;
B.A. 1727-8.
STEEDMAN, EDMUND. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Easter,
1613; B.A. i6i6; M.A. 1620. R. of Onehouse, Suffolk, 1623.
STEDMAN, JAMES. Adm. pens, at Queens', July 4, 1685.
Of Cardiganshire. Matric. 1685; B.A. 1688-9; M.A. 1692.
STEDMAN, JOHN. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1494.
STEDMAN, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Trinity, Apr. 20, 1672.
Matric. 1672; B.A. 1675-6. Perhaps R. of Gt Wareley,
Essex, 1687-93. Died 1693. Admon. (Cons. C. London)
Sept. 14, 1693, to Thomas, his father.
STEDMAN, JOHN. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Trinity, June 23, 1682.
Matric. 1682.
STEDMAN, RICHARD. Adm. sizar at Trinity, June 16, 1645,
from Oxford. S. of Thomas, of Stanford, Worcs. Matric.
(All Souls, Oxford) Dec. 10, 1641, age 18; B.A. (Cambridge)
1647-8; M.A. 1650; B.D. 1660. Fellow, 1649. Junior Bursar,
1659-60; Senior Bursar, 1681-4. Incorp. at Oxford, 1655
R. of Cheadle, Staffs., 1682.
STEDMAN, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Caius, Aug. 14,
1719. S. of Thomas, innkeeper, of Bury St Edmunds. B.
there. School, Bury. Scholar, 1719-25; Matric. 1720; B.A.
1723-4; M.A. 1727; D.D. 1739. Fellow, 1725-38. Bursar,
1735-7- Proctor, 1737. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June 5, 1726;
priest, Dec. 24, 1727. R. of Gaywood, Norfolk, 1737-68.
R. of Denver, 1738-68. Preb. of Canterbury, 1738-68.
Chaplain to Dr Gooch, Bishop of Bristol, and to the King,
1747-68. Archdeacon of Norfolk, 1756-68. Married, at Ely
Chapel, Holbom, London, Jan. i, 1737-8, Martha Butts, of
St Andrew's, Holbom. Died May 14, 1768. M.I. at Denver.
Will, P.C.C. {Venn, 11. 12.)
STEDMAN, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Caius, June 4,
1711. S. of James, clothier, of Bury St Edmunds. B. there.
School, Bury. Matric. 1710-1; Scholar, 1711-5; B.A. 1714-5;
M.A. 1720. Fellow, 1720-3. Incorp. at Oxford, 1737.
{Venn, i. 525.)
STEEL, ISAAC. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Trinity, Mar. 26, 1706.
S. of Thomas, of Millom Castle, Cumberland. School, St
Paul's, London. Matric. 1706; B.A. 1709-10; M.A. 1720.
Ord. deacon (London) Sept. 24, 1710; priest, Sept. 23, 1711.
Sur-master, St Paul's School, 1719-21. Died July 13, 1721.
STELE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Clare, Michs. 1552.
STEELE, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, Apr. 25,
1640. S. of Edmund, husbandman, of Crofeild, Cumberland,
lately deceased. B. there. School, St Bees (Mr Radliff).
Matric. 1640.
STEELE, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, Jan. 28,
i65o-i. S. of John, husbandman, of Rotherham, Yorks.
B. there School, Rotherham. Matric. 1661; B.A. 1664-5.
Ord. deacon (York) June, 1667; priest (Lincoln) Feb. 17,
1667-8. V. of Blyth, Notts., 1667-75. Buried there Jan. 2,
1675-
STEELE, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Magdalene, July 5,
1664. S. of Robert, of Stockport (?), Cheshire. School,
Westminster. Matric. 1664; B.A. 1667-8. Ord. deacon
(York) Dec. 1668.
STEELE, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 15) at St John's, Apr. 2, 1673.
S. of Richard, yeoman, of Leicestershire. B. there. School,
Little Dalby. Matric. 1673; B.A. 1676-7; M.A. 1714. Ord.
priest (Lincoln) Dec. 1681. R. of Rotherby, Leics., 1691-
1715. DiedDec. 3i(?2i), I7i5,aged59. Buried at Rotherby.
M.I. {Nichols, HI. 399.)
STEEL, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Sept. 18, 1687. Of
Staffordshire.
STEELE, MOSES. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, Feb. 15,
1668-9. Matric. 1672.
Steer, John
STEELE, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 15) at St John's, Apr. i,
1642. S. of Robert, of Barthoinley, Cheshire. B. May 10,
1629. School, Northwich (Mr Piggot). Matric. 1642; B.A.
1649-50; M.A. 1656. Incorp. at Oxford, 1656. Chaplain of
Corpus Christi, Oxford. V. of Hanmer, Flintshire, 1650-62,
ejected. A member of the 4th Shropshire Classis; ordainer
of Philip Henry, 1657, and afterwards of his son Matthew
Henry, 1687. Afterwards nonconformist minister in London.
Author, religious. Died Nov. 16, 1692. Buried at St
Bartholomew- the-Great, London. {D.N.B.; Calamy, 11. 606;
Al. Oxon.)
STEELE, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Christ's, Apr. 17,
1640. S. of Richard. B. at Harpham, near Driffield, Yorks.
Schools, Harpham (Mr Mihier) and York (Mr Wallis).
Matric. 1640; B.A 1645-6; M.A. from Corpus Christi, 1649.
Head Master of Beverley School. 1645-7. Master of Hull
School, 1647-50. V. of Scarborough, c. 1650-60. R. of
Catwick, near Beverley, and afterwards R. of Brandes-
burton, near Catwick, 1661-88. Died 1688. Father of the
next. {Peile, i. 469.)
STEEL, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Sidney, Apr. 27,
1698. 2nd s. of Robert (above), deceased, R. of Brandes-
burton, Yorks. B. there. School, Beverley. Migrated to
Jesus, June 25, 1698. Matric. 1698; B.A. 1702-3. Ord.
deacon (York) Sept. 1705; priest, 1708. V. of Withemsea
and Hollym, Yorks., 1709-18. Died 1718.
STEEL, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, Oct. 11, 1672.
STEELE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, Sept. 25,
1627. S. of Richard, of Giddy Hall, Cheshire. B. at Sand-
bach. School, Chester (Mr Williamson). Matric. 1627;
Scholar, 1629-31. Adm. at Gray's Inn, June 13, 1631.
Barrister, 1637. Attorney-General, 1649. Recorder of
London, 1649-55. Serjeant-at-law, 1654-60. M.P. for the
City of London, 1654-5. Chief Baron of the Exchequer,
1655-8. Lord Chancellor of Ireland, 1656-60. Fled to
Holland at the Restoration, but returned to Ireland.
Married (i) Elizabeth, dau. of Richard Godfrey, of Wye,
Kent; (2) Mary, widow of Michael Harvey. Died 1680, in
Dublin. Buried in St Werburgh's churchyard. {Venn, I. 282 ;
Misc. Gen. et Her., N.S., 11. 37; D.N.B.)
STEELE, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Trinity, Mar. ii,
1744-5. S. of William, of Bedale, Yorks. School, Beverley
(Mr Clark). Matric. 1745; B.A. 1748-9. Ord. deacon (York)
May 28, 1749; priest. May, 1752. C. of Harewood.
STEEL or STEYL, . B.Can.L. 1503-4.
STEEPLE, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Trinity, Apr. 4, 1751.
S. of John, of Aldwick, Derbs. School, Wirksworth, Derbs.
(Mr Hanson). Matric. 1751; Scholar, 1754; B.A. 1756.
STEER, CHARLES. Adm. sizar at St John's, Sept. 10, 1718.
6th s. of William, cutler, of Sheffield, Yorks. B. there.
Bapt. Feb. 23, 1698-9. School, Beighton (Mr Drake). B.A.
1722-3. Ord. deacon (York) June 9, 1723; priest Jime 4,
1732. V. of Bradfield, Yorks., 1725-41. R. of Handsworth,
1741-52. Died Feb. 2, 1752, aged 54. M.I. at Handsworth.
Brother of William (1701). {Scott-Mayor, iii. 321; F.M.G.,
819.)
STERE, CHRISTOPHER. M.A. 1635-6 {Lit. Reg.).
STEYR, ED. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1568.
STEER, GEORGE. Adm. sizar at Queens', Easter, 1600.
(Perhaps previously adm. at Trinity, June, 1599, but no
record of his being a Fellow, as stated in Surrey Arch. Coll.)
Of Suffolk; probably of Bures St Mary. B.A. (? 1602-3);
M.A. 1606. R. of Newdegate, Surrey, 1610-56. Married
(1) Joane, dau. of Thomas Smallpeece, at St Saviour's,
Southwark, Apr. 17, 1611 ; (2) Sarah, widow of John Bristow.
Buried at Newdegate, Jan. 15, 1662. Will dated, Nov. i,
1661; proved, Aug. 19, 1662. Benefactor to the parish of
Newdegate. {Surrey Arch. Coll., vi. 283 ; Manning and Bray,
II. 178.)
STEER, GEORGE. Adm. sizar (age 21) at St John's, Oct. 13,
1740. S. and h. of George, mercer, deceased, of Yorkshire,
andnephewof Charles (1718). B. at Sheffield. Bapt. May 27,
1720. School, Sheffield (Mr Cliffe). Matric. 1740; B.D. 1785
{LU. Reg.). Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June 13, 1742; priest,
Dec. 24, 1749. C. of Ruskington, Lines., 1742. V. oflsleham,
Cambs., 1757-99. Died Dec. 31, 1799, aged 81. M.I. at
Weedon Pinckney, Northants. Will (P.C.C.) 1800; of
Weedon-Loys, Northants. (Scott-Mayor, iii. 510; F.M.G.,
818.)
STEERE or STEARES, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Clare, c. 1592 ;
B.A. from St John's, 1595-6; M.A. from Clare, 1599. Doubt-
less Archdeacon of Emly, 1612. Treasurer of Ardfert, 1612.
Bishop of Kilfenora, 1617-21. Bishop of Ardfert, 1621-8.
Died May, 1628. (H. B. Swanzy ; N. and Q., 2nd S., iv. 297.)
STEARES, JOHN. B.A. from Pembroke, 1607-8; M.A. 1611.
Probably R. of Bircham-Newton, Norfolk, till 1669.
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STEERE orSTEERES, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age i6) at Christ's,
July 15, 1635. S. of Nicholas (1602). B. at South Creake,
Norfolk. School, Bircham-Newton(MrSteere). Matric. 1635;
B.A. 1639-40; M.A. 1643. R. of Necton, near Swaffham,
1662-93. V. of Wighton, near Walsingham, 1665-c. 69.
R. of Bircham-Newton, 1669-72. R. of Gt Bircham, 1672.
Brother of Nicholas (1635). {Peile, i. 439.)
STERE, NICHOLAS. B.A. 1527-8; M.A. 1531- Fellow of
Peterhouse, 1529. Mentioned as having University letters,
1556-7. {Grace Bk, A, 123.)
STEARE, NICHOLAS. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, Feb. 29,
1566-7. Matric. 1567; Scholar, till 1572; B.A. 1569-70;
M.A. from Clare, 1573; B.D. 1579. Proctor, 1577-8. Ord.
deacon and priest (Peterb.) Dec. 3, 1574. R. of Bumham
Norton, Norfolk, 1580. R. of Bumham Sutton, 1603. R. of
Bumham Westgate, 1603-33(7).
STEERES, STUERS or STERES, NICHOLAS. Matric. sizar from
Christ's, June, 1602. Of South. Creake, Norfolk. B.A.
1605-6; M.A. 1609. Father of the next and of John (1635).
{Peile, I. 241, who apparently confuses him with the above.)
STEERE or STEERES, NICHOLAS. Adm. pens, (age 15) at
Christ's, July 17, 1635. S. of Nicholas (above). B. at South
Creake. School, Bircham-Newton. Matric. 1635; B.A.
1639-40; M.A. 1643. Ord. deacon (Norwich) 1642. C. of
Bircham-Newton, 1642. One of these names minister at
Newdegate in Dorlung Classis, Surrey, 1645. Perhaps V. of
Sibton, Suffolk, 1650. Brotherof John (1635). (P«7e, i. 439.)
STEARE, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1586. Of Suffolk. Perhaps B.A. 1590.
STEERE, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1566;
B.A. 1569-70. Perhaps V. of Wrotham, Kent, 1576-93.
STEER, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, Apr. 14,
1701. S. and h. of William, cutler. B. at Damall, near
Sheffield, Yorks. Bapt. Dec. 13, 1681. School, Sheffield
(Mr Drake). Matric. 1701; B.A. 1704-5; M.A. 1708. Incorp.
at Oxford, 1708. Ord. deacon (York) June, 1705; priest,
1706. V. of Ecclesfield, Yorks., 1708-45. Preb. of York,
1713-46. Married Ann, dau. of Rev. Robert Bankes, V. of
Hull. Died Jan. 2, 1745-6. Buried at Ecclesfield. Brother
of Charles (1718) and father of the next. {F.M.G., 817;
N. and Q., 2nd S., iv. 219.)
STEER, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's, June 30,
1729. S. of William (above), V. of Ecclesfield, Yorks. Bapt.
there. May 4, 1710. School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1729; B.A.
1732-3. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 22, 1734. R.ofWhiston,
Yorks., 1738-48. V. of Wath and Swinton. Buried at Wath,
Dec. 29, 1769 {Par. Reg.). {F.M.G., 818, where he is said
to have died unmarried in 1771.)
STEFF or STIFFE, GEORGE. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, May 25,
1670. Of Suffolk. S. of John (next), R. of Martlesham,
Suffolk. Matric. 1670; B.A. 1673-4. Ord. deacon (Norwich)
Mar. 16, 1673-4; priest (Peterb.) Apr. 16, 1674. R. of
Bucklesham, Suffolk, 1674-91. Admon. granted to relict
Susan, Feb. 28, 1691-2. Father of John (1686).
STEFFE, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius, Apr. 23, 1633.
S. of Robert (1597), V. of Tuddenham St Martin, Suffolk.
B. there. School, Ipswich (Messrs Easton and Clarke).
Matric. 1633; B.A. 1636-7; M.A. 1640. Ord. priest (Norwich)
Sept. 22, 1638. R. of Newboum, Suffolk. R. of Martlesham,
1639. Will proved (Ipswich) 1698; of Martlesham. Brother
of Robert (1635) and Thomas (1634). {Venn, i. 308.)
STEFF, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Sept. 1688. S. of
George (1670), R. of Bucklesham, Suffolk. School, Wood-
bridge. Matnc. 1690; B.A. 1692-3. Ord. deacon (Norwich)
June, 1694; priest. Mar. 1696-7. R. of Wrentham, Suffolk,
1697-1737- Died Aug. 8, 1737, aged 66. {Misc. Gen. et Her.,
2nd S., IV. 224.)
STEFFE, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, 1597. S. of
John. B. at Tuddenham, Norfolk. School, Elsing (Mr
Smith). Scholar, 1599-1605; B.A. 1602-3; M.A. i6o6. Ord.
deacon and priest (Norwich) June 11, 1609. V. of Tudden-
ham St Martin, Suffolk, i6io-(?) 70. Reported, in 1629,
'he doth sometimes omit to wear the surplice.' Signed the
petition of Suffolk ministers in favour of Presbyterianism,
1646. Will of one of these names proved (Norwich) 1670,
but possibly the next. Father of the next and of John (1633)
and Thomas (1634). {Venn, i. 164.)
STEFFE, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, Jan. 14,
1635-6. S. of Robert (above), V. of Tuddenham St Martin,
Suffolk. B. there. School, Ipswich (Mr Clarke). Matric.
1636; B.A. 1639-40. Brother of the next and of John (1633).
STEFFE, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, Apr. 22,
1634. S. of Robert (1597). V. of Tuddenham St Martin,
Suffolk. B. there. School, Cockfield (Mr Silkemore). Matric.
1634; B.A. 1637-8; M.A. 1641. Probably usher of Ipswich
School, 1641-5. R. of Little Fakenham, Suffolk, 1651;
? resented by the Parliamentary Committee. Brother of
ohn (1633) and Robert (1635). {Venn, i. 31a.)
Stephens, Henry
STEGGALL, WILLAM. Adm. sizar (age 20) at Christ's, June 1 1,
1735- S. of William. B. at Troston, Suffolk. School, Bury.
Matric. 1735; Scholar, 1735; B.A. 1738^; M.A. 1753. Ord.
deacon (Lincoln) Mar. 18, 1738-9; priest (Norwich) Dec.
1739- R- of Wyverstone, Suffolk, 1739-94. Chaplain to
Dowager Countess Comwallis. R. of Little Oakley, Essex,
1764. R. of Hessett St Ethelbert, Suffolk, 1778-86. R. of
Hawsted, 1786-94. Died Feb. 28, 1794, aged 78. Buried at
Wyverstone. {Peile, 11. 231; G. Mag.)
STEGGLES, see STECKLES.
STEGNEV, . B.A. 1505-6.
STEKE, . Com. for B.A. 1468-9.
STELLINGE, ANTHONY. Adm. scholar (age 18) at Caius, Oct.
6, 1585. S. of William, yeoman. B. at Newton, Durham.
School, Houghton-le-Spring (Mr Ranson, of Oxford).
Resident, 1589. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Jan. 30, 1589-90. Of
Newton Ketton, Aycliffe. {Venn, i. 126.)
STEMPE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Clare, Michs. 1611; B.A.
1614-5; M.A. 1618. R. of Ovingdean, Sussex, 1619-45,
sequestered. Will proved (Lewes) 1671. (W. C. Renshaw.)
STENIS, THOMAS. B.A. 1547-8 (1st in the ordo); M.A. 1551.
Ord. deacon (Norwich) Dec. 20; priest, Dec. 21, 1551.
STENNEHOSIM (?), MATTHEW. Matric. sizar from Mag-
dalene, Lent, 1564-5.
STENNET, see STINNET.
STEP, . Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1552.
STEPER, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Easter, 1569.
STEPHEN, ALAN. B.A. 1468-9; M.A. 1471.
STEPHENS, ARTHUR. Adm. (age 16) at St John's, Apr. 16,
1657. S. of Arthur, maltster, of Nottingham. School,
Nottingham (Mr Leeke). Matric. 1657; B.A. 1660-1; M.A.
1664. Incorj). at Oxford, 1664. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Dec.
21, 1661; priest (London) Sept. 18, 1663. Chaplain to Sir
George Villiers, Bart. Brother of John (1660).
STEPHENS, CHARLES. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, June
26, 1690. S. of Jonas. B. at Bestbrook, Radnor. School,
Westminster. Matric. 1690; Scholar, 1691. Adm. at the
Middle Temple, Dec. 6, 1692.
STEPHENS, CHARLES. M.A. from St Catharine's, 1699. S.
of William, of Monmouth. Matric. (St Mary HalJ, Oxford)
May 5, 1676, age 14; B.A. (Merton College, Oxford) 1681.
R. of Wolford, Warws., 1686. R. of Hampton Lovett,
Worcs., 1699-1717. {Al. Oxon.)
STEPHENS, DAVID. M.A. 1622 (Incorp. from Oxford). Of
Hampshire, pleb. Matric. (New College, Oxford) June 15,
1604, age 15; B.A. (Magdalen College, Oxford) 1609; M.A.
1613. Probably R. of Little Gidding, Hunts., 1625.
STEPHENS, FLOWERS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Peterhouse,
May 21, 1707. Of Somerset. School, St Paul's. Matric. 1707;
B.A. 1710-1; M.A. 1714; William Flower.
STEVENS, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Feb. 19,
1691-2. Of Bedfordshire. Matric. 1693; B.A. 1695-6; M.A.
1700. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Mar. 20, 1697-8.
STEPHENS, GEORGE. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Trinity, Mar. 23,
1699-1700. From Oxford. Matric. (Merton College, Oxford)
July 5, 1699, age 14. S. of Henry (1657), of Overton, Wilts.
School, Salisbury (Mr Hard wick). Matric. 1700; Scholar,
1701; B.A. 1702-3; M.A. 1710. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Dec.
19, 1706. R. of Waddesdon, Bucks., 1727-33; died 1733
(according to Lipscomb, i. 427). Perhaps also preb. of Sanim,
1708-33. One of these names R. of West Clandon, Surrey,
1725-50, and canon of Windsor, 1735-51 ; died Jan. ig, 1751.
But see Al. Oxon. for a contemporary. {Manning and Bray,
III. 58.)
STEVENS, HENRY. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's, Michs.
1579. Perhaps adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Feb. 25, 1580-1; of
Lyon's Inn, and of Cornwall.
STEVENS, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Mar 30, 1627.
Matric. 1627; B.A. 1630-1; M.A. 1634. V. of Chalgrave,
Beds.
STEPHENS, HENRY. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Christ's, Apr. 13,
1657. S. of John. B. at Quinton, Gloucs. School, St Paul's.
Migrated to Oxford, June 15, 1657. B.A. (Oxford) 1657-60;
M.A. 1662. V. of Overton, Wilts., 1668. Married, Aug. 4,
1668, at Faccombe, Wilts., to Mrs Martha Jacob. Admon.
(Archd. Wilts.) 1691. Father of George (1699-1700). {Peile,
I. 577; Al. Oxon.)
STEPHENS, HENRY. Adm. sizar (age iS) at Magdalene, July
3, 1738. S. of George, Canon of Windsor. School, Guildford,
Surrey. Matric. 1738; B.A. 1741-2; M.A. 1745. One of
these names V. of Burford {sic), Wilts., and of the City of
Rochester; admon. (P.C.C.) 1789. But set Al. Oxon. for a
contemporary namesake. Brother of Richard (1743).
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STEPHENS, HUMPHREY. M.A. 1606 (Incorp. from Oxford).
B.A. (Magdalen CoUege, Oxford) 1596-7; M.A. 1600. Ord.
deacon and priest (Peterb.) Feb. 24, 1602-3. Master of the
Free School at Burton Latimer, Northants., 1602. R. of
Stoke Dry, Rutland, 1615. Buried there Mar. 19, 1641-2.
{Al. Oxon.; H. I. Longden.)
STEVEN, ISAAC. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Michs. 1571.
STEVENS, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 23) at Caius, Nov. 10, 1562.
Of Teffont ('Tevent'), V^ilts. S. of John. School, Norwich.
Matric. 1562. Probably ord. deacon (London) June 4; pnest,
Oct 18, 1560. R. of Long Stratton, Norfolk, 1562-96. Re-
adm. 'Stephens, alias Baberstocke,' Nov. 28, 1569. (Venn,
I. 49-)
STEVENS, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, June 28, 1578.
Probably s. of John, of Colchester, Essex. Matric. 1578.
Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Jan. 29, 1580-1; of Essex Called to
the Bar, 1589. Counsellor-at-law. J. P. Mamed and had
issue Died Feb. 10, 1620. M.I. at St Mary's, Colchester.
Probably brother of Matthew (1567) and father of the next.
(Morant, 1. 109.)
STEPHENS JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 4, 1609.
Probably s. of John (above), of Colchester, Essex. Matnc.
1600. CounseUor-at-law. Died Apr. 28, 1625, aged 31. M.I.
at St Mary's, Colchester. Possibly identical with the satinst
of these names, for whom see D.N.B. {Morant, 1. 109.)
STEVENS, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Christ's, July, 1613.
STEVENS ('STEVENSON'), JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at
Caius Sept. 22, 1618. S. of Thomas, minister, of Long
Melford, Suffolk. School, Melford (Mr Nayer). Matric.
1618-9; B.A. 1622-3; M.A. 1626. {Venn, i. 241.)
STEVENS JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1629;
B A from Magdalene, 1632; M.A. 1636. Perhaps R. of St
Mary, Colchester, 1641-44. ejected. One of these names
V. of Kemsing, Kent, 1654-68.
STEVENS, JOHN. Matric. sizar from King's, Michs. 1638.
STEVENS, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Queens', Lent, 1645-6.
Of Hampshire. Migrated to Oxford. B.A. (New Inn HaU,
Oxford) 1649; M.A. (New CoUege, Oxford) 1652. Perhaps
V. of Forthnnton (? Fordington), Dorset, 1663.
STEVENS JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 25, 1658.
Of Essex Probably s. and h. of John, of Colchester, gent.
Matric. 1657; B.A. 1661. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Aug. 24, 1661.
STEPHENS, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, May 5,
1660. S. of Arthur, of Nottingham. B. there. School,
Nottmgham (Mr Pitts). Matric. 1660; B.A. 1663-4; M.A.
1668. Perhaps V. of Wymondham, Leics., 1665. Brother of
Arthur (1657).
STEPHENS, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Apr. 20, 1715-
Of Suffolk.
STEPHENS, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Clare, Jan. 19, 1738-9-
B. at Canterbury.
STEEVENS, JONATHAN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's,
Tune 5 1731. S. of Jonathan, grocer, of Sussex. B. at
Rothersbridge. School, Battle (Mr Sorsbie). Matnc. 1731;
B A 1734-5. Ord. deacon (Rochester) Dec. 21, 1735; pnest
(Chichester) Nov. i, 1746. R. of Hever, Kent, 1748-53-
Buried there Oct. i, i753- {Scott-Mayor, iii. 437-)
STEPHENS, JOSEPH. Adm. pens, (age i6) at Peterhouse,
May 24 1683. Of Middlesex. School, Hertford. Matnc.
1683; Scholar, 1683; B.A. 1686-7. Perhaps of St Giles',
Cripplegate, London, clerk; will (P.C.C.) 1698.
STEPHENS, LANCELOT. Adm. pens, at Sidney, Jan. 14,
1717-8 S. of Michael, of Atcham, Salop, clerk. Matnc.
(BaUiol CoUege, Oxford) Mar. 31, 1696, age 17; B.A. 1699;
M.A. (Cambridge) 1718. V. of Leominster, Hereford, 1714.
{Al. Oxon.)
STEPHENS, LEWIS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, Nov. 6,
1671. S. of Lewis, gent., of Braunton, Devon. B. there.
School, Barnstaple. Matric. 1671; Scholar, 1672-8; B.A.
1675-6. Incorp. at Oxford, 1678. M.A. (Oxford) 1678.
FeUow of Exeter CoUege, Oxford, 1678-80. Subscribed for
deacon's and priest's orders (Exeter) Sept. 22, i677- V. of
Treneglosand Warbstow, Cornwall, 1678-85; of Menhemot,
1685-1724. A famous botanist. Married Rachel, dau. of
Rev. OUver Naylor, preb. of Exeter. Died Jan. 1, 1724-5-
Buried at Menheniot. {Venn, i. 445; Al. Oxon.)
STEVENS, MATTHEW. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, Apr. 18,
1567 Probably s. and h. of John, of Colchester, Essex.
B A 1570-1. Of Colchester, Esq. Married Alice, dau. of
Wmiam Chambers, of Harleston, Norfolk. Probably brother
of John (1578). {Vis. of Essex, 1612.)
STEVENS or STIVANS, NICHOLAS. Matric. pens, from King's,
Lent, 1645-6.
Stephens, Thomas
STEVENS, PETER. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, 1665-6;
B.A. 1669. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 22, 1672.
STEPHENS, PHILIP. Incorp. B.A. at Trinity, 1645. S. of
John, of Devizes, Wilts. Matric. (St Alban HaU, Oxford)
Mar. 24, 1636-7, age 17; B.A. 1640; M.A. (Cambridge) 1645;
M.D. (Oxford) 1655-6. FeUow of New CoUege, Oxford, 1649.
Proctor, 1650. Principal of Hart HaU, 1653-60. Candidate,
R.C.P., 1659. WiU dated Oct. 17; proved (P.C.C.) Oct. 31,
1661. (According to Foster, he died in London, Feb. 4,
1679, and was buried in the Church of St Peter-in-the-East,
Oxford, but the registers contain no such entry.) (Al. Oxon.;
Munk, 1. 296; A. B. Beaven.)
STEPHENS, RICHARD. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1477; B.A. 1481-2; M.A. 1485; B.D. 1495-6. FeUow, until
1506. Vice-Provost. Ord. sub-deacon (Lincoln) Mar. 15,
1482-3. {Harwood.)
STEPHENS, RICHARD. Student at Cambridge, c. 1565.
Author, Greek and Latin verses, etc. {Cooper, i. 384.)
STEVEN, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, May 5,
1576. S. of Francis, of Clare, Suffolk. Schools, Clare and
Stoke, Suffolk. B.A. 1579-80; M.A. 1583- One of these
names R. of Shipham, Somerset, 1596. V. of Stanton St
Bernard, Wilts., 1604. But see Al. Oxon. for a contemporary.
{Venn, i. 85.)
STEVENS, RICHARD. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1679. B. at Truro, ComwaU. Matric. Michs. 1680; B.A.
1684-5; M.A. 1688. FeUow, 1683. Senior Proctor, 1705-6.
Vice-Provost, 1706. R. of Milton, Cambs., 1712-27. Died
Aug. 1727. M.I. at King's. Benefactor to King's. {Harwood,
266.)
STEVENS, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, Apr.
17, 1735- S. of Thomas, grocer, of Grantham, Lines. B.
there. School, Grantham (Mr Bacon). Matric. i735; B.A.
1738-9; M.A. 1749. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Feb. 22, 1740-1;
priest (York) Mar. 6, 1747-8. R. of Weston, Notts., 1748.
R. of Harby, Leics., 1749-51. R. of Bottesford, 1752-71.
Preb. of Lincohi, 1767-71- Died Mar. 13, i77i, aged 53.
Buried at Grantham. M.I. WiU, P.C.C. {Scott-Mayor, in.
465; Nichols, II. 97-)
STEPHENS, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Clare, Oct. 5, i743-
S. of George, clerk. Bapt. at Holy Trinity, Guildford, Surrey,
Mar. 9, 1724. CoUeger at Eton. Matric. i744; B.A. 1747-8;
M.A. 1751. Perhaps chaplain of Lincoln's Inn, 1757;
Reader, in 1761. Probably V. of Nether Stowey, Somerset;
wiU (P.C.C.) 1790. Brother of Henry (1738).
STEPHENS, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's,
Easter, 1663; B.A. 1665-6.
STEPHENS, ROBERT. M.A. 1670 (Incorp. from Oxford). S.
of Jeremiah, R. of Wootton, Northants. (for whom see
D.N.B.). Matric. (Brasenose CoUege, Oxford) July 12, 1661,
age 18; B.A. and M.A. (Oxford, by accumulati'^n) 1669.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 25, 1664; priest. May 3, 1667.
C. of Wootton, 1665. R. of Wootton, Northants., 1667-77.
{Al. Oxon.)
STEPHENS, ROGER. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's, May 18,
1725. S. of Roger, R. of Barkstone, Lines. B. there. School,
Corby, Lines. (Mr Bradfield). Matric. 1725- Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) Dec. 18, 1726; priest, Dec. 22, 1728. C. of Cherry
Orton, Hunts., 1728. R. of Partney, Lines., 1732-80.
{Scott-Mayor, in. 386.)
STEVENS, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, 1605-6.
Perhaps s. of Thomas (1566), R. of Liston, Essex. B. at
Maldon, Essex. B.A. 1610. Ord. deacon (London) May 26,
age25;priest, Dec. 22, 1616. Chaplain to Sir Roger Vaughan.
C. of Adisham, Kent. Perhaps P.C. of Wingham, 1618.
STEPHENS, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, May 26,
1746; afterwards FeU.-Com. S. of John, of St Ives, ComwaU.
School, Helston (Mr White). Matric. 1746; B.A. 1749-50.
Perhaps M.P. for St Ives, 1751-4- One of these names, 'of
St Ives,' died Mar. 2, 1794- {G- Mag.; E. Mag.)
STEPHENS or STEVENS, SHELDON. Adm. sizar (age 18) at
Trinity, Apr. 17, 1731. S. of Charles, of Droitwich, Worcs.
School, Hartlebury, Worcs. (Mr Broughton). Matric. 1731;
Scholar, 1734; B.A. 1734-5; M-A. i740. R. of Martin
Hussingtree, Worcs., 1746. R.of North Piddle, 1756-7- R-of
Hindlip, 1761-79.
STEPHEN, SIMON. Matric. pens, from Clare, c. 1592; B.A.
1595-6.
STEVENS, SOLOMON. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's,
Michs. 1579; B.A. 1582-3.
STEVYNS, THOMAS. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1496. Of Cambridge. B.A. 1500-1; M.A. 1504; B.D. 1511-2;
D.D. 1517-8. Vice-Provost. Preacher, 1507-8. Chaplain to
Wolsey. Ord. priest (Lincoln) Mar. 23, 1503-4- Perhaps
R. of Peakirk, Northants., 1506-17-
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STEVENS, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, June 8, 1566.
Matric. 1566; B.A. 1569-70; M.A. 1575- R- of St Peter,
Molesworth, Hunts., 1572-5. Perhaps R. of Listen, Essex.
If so, will (Cons. C. London) 1636. Perhaps father of Samuel
(i6io).
STEVENS, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1608.
STEVENS, THOMAS. B.A. from Trinity, 1621-2; M.A. 1625;
B.D. 1631-2 {Lit. Reg.). Ord. deacon (Peterb.) May 27;
priest, Sept. 23, 162 1. V. of St Peter's, Isle of Thanet, Kent,
1634-58, deprived. V. of St John's, Thanet, 1660-2 and 1660.
Buried there Jan. 2, 1661-2. (H. G. Harrison.)
STEPHENS, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Christ's, Apr. 24, 1623.
S. of William, of Essex. School, Colne (Mr Cosen). Matric.
1623; B.A. 1626-7; M.A. 1630. V. of Shoplands, Essex,
1632-8. R. of South Hanningfield, 1638-45; sequestered but
reinstated, 1660-72. Died 1672. Will (Comm. Essex) 1672.
But see Al. Oxon. for a contemporary namesake. {Peile, i.
349-)
STEVENS, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Nov. 14, 1629. Of
Kent. Matric. 1629; Scholar, 1633; B.A. 1633-4; M.A.
1637; D.D. 1661 {Lit. Reg.). Ord. priest (Norwich) Dec. 20,
1640. Master of Bury St Edmunds Grammar School, 1638-
45 and 1647-63. R. of Lackford, Suffolk, 1662-77. R. of
Fen Ditton, Cambs., 1665-77. Author, classical. Died in
Cambridge, July 2, 1677. (A. Gray; Bury St Edmunds School.)
STEPHENS, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1660;
B.A. i66o-r.
STEPHENS, THOMAS. M.A. 1664 (Incorp. from Pembroke
College, Oxford). Probably s. of Thomas, of Winslow, Berks.
Matric. (Pembroke College, Oxford) Mar. 31, 1637; B.A.
(Oxford) 1640. Perhaps created M.A. (Oxford) 1642.
{AL Oxon.)
STEPHENS, THOMAS. M.A. 1681 (Incorp. from New College,
Oxford). Matric. there, Sept. 23, 1671, age 17. S. of William,
of the Isle of Wight. B.A. (Oxford) 1675; M.A. 1678-9.
Fellow of New College. Died Mar. 17, 1681-2. Buried in
New College Chapel. Probably brother of WiUiam (1689).
{Al. Oxon.)
STEPHENS, THOMAS. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1715. Of
London. B. 1699. B.A. 1719-20; M.A. 1723. Fellow, 1722-9.
Ord. deacon (Ely) Mar. 10, 1722-3; priest, June 14, 1724.
R. of Sherfield-on-Loddon, Hants., 1730. Lecturer of the
New Church in the Strand, London. Died 1747. Perhaps
father of Thomas (1747). {Masters.)
STEPHENS, THOMAS. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Christ's, Jan.
1715-6. Of Cornwall. Matric. 1715; M.A. 1717 {Com. Reg.).
Fellow of Peterhouse, 1719-40; fellowship declared vnid, by
long absence and failure to appear when cited. Adm. at the
Inner Temple, Nov. 28, 1716. {Peile, 11. 188; T.A. Walker.)
STEPHENS, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Trinity, May 28,
1719. S. of James, of Cornwall. School, Westminster.
Matric. 1719; Scholar, 1720; B.A. 1722-3; M.A. 1726. One
of these names Master of Ripon Grammar School, 1731.
STEPHENS, THOMAS. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1747. Of
London. Perhaps s. of Thomas (1715). Matric. Easter, 1750.
STEPHENS, THOMAS HIGHMORE. M.A. from King's, 1736.
S. of Thomas, of Pimpeme, Dorset, clerk. Matric. (BalUol
College, Oxford) Feb. 28, 1726-7, age 16; B.A. (Oxford) 1731.
R. of Burleston with Athelhampton, Dorset, 1737-44. R. of
Melcombe Bingham, 1744-81. Died Jan. 28, 1781, aged 70.
M.I. (^Z. O^ron.; F. S. Hockaday.)
STEPHENS, WILLIAM. LL.B. 1493 (Incorp. from Oxford).
R. of Ripton Abbots, Hunts., 1481-97. Preb. of Lincoln,
1492-8. R. of Girton, Cambs., 1493. Will (P.C.C.) 1498.
STEVENS, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Queens', May 28, 1600.
Of Cambridgeshire. B.A. 1603-4; M.A. 1607.
STEEVENS, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Magdalene,
June 4, 1650. S. of William, gent., of Barkston, Lines.
School, Honnington. Matric. 1650; B.A. 1653-4; M.A. 1657.
Perhaps R. of Harby, Leics., 1659. Possibly R. of Sutton,
Beds., c. 1666-72. Buried there Apr. 18, 1721. Perhaps
father of William (1682).
STEVENS, WILLIAM. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1651. B. at Eton, c. 1635. Matric. Michs. 1650-1; B.A.
1654-5; M.A. 1658. Fellow, 1654-99. Died May 10, 1699.
Will proved (King's College). {Harwood.)
STEPHENS, WILLIAM. M.A. 1671 (Incorp. from St Edmund
Hall, Oxford, and perhaps again, 1675). S. of Richard, of
Worcester. Matric. (St Edmund Hall, Oxford) July 1, 1664,
age 14; B.A. (Oxford) 1668; M.A. 1670-1; B.D. 1678. R. of
Sutton, Surrey, 1690-1718. Archdeacon of Surrey. Preached
a strong Whig sermon before the House of Commons, Jan. 30,
1700. Wrongly sentenced for libel, 1706. Author, Account
of the growth of Deism in England. Died Jan. 30, 1717-8.
(Al. Oxon.; Manning and Bray, 11. 457; D.N.B.)
Stephenson, Christopher
STEPHENS, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Trinity, June 30, 1682.
Perhaps s. of William (? 1650), R. of Sutton, Beds. Bapt.
there, Sept. lo, 1662. Matric. 1682; B.A. 1685-6; M.A. 1689.
Probably V. of Linton, Cambs., 16194. Chaplain to the Earl
of Warwick. R. of Hadstock, Essex, 1696-1720. Died there
Oct. 14, 1720, aged 56. M.I. WiU, P.C.C.
STEPHENS, WILLIAM. Matric. Fell.-Com. from King's, Michs.
1689. S. of Sir William, Knt., Lieutenant-Governor of the
Isle of Wight. B. at Bowcombe, Isle of Wight, Jan. 28, 1671.
School, Winchester. Adm. at the Middle Temple, Nov. 25,
1691. Colonel of Militia. M.P. for Newport, Isle of Wight,
1702-22; for Newtown, 1722-7. Went to South Carolina,
1736; became acquainted with James Edward Oglethorpe.
Settled in Georgia, 1737; successful as a planter and fruit
cultivator. Secretary to the Trustees of Georgia, 1737.
President of the Colony of Georgia, 1743-51. Married Mary,
dau. of Sir Richard Newdigate, Bart., of Arbury. Died Aug.
1753. His journal is printed in the Colonial Records of
Georgia. Probably brother of Thomas (1681). (Stevens,
Hist, of Georgia; E. A. Jones; D.N.B.)
STEPHENS, WILLIAM. M.A. from King's, 1720. S. of Nicholas,
of Holmer, Hereford. Matric. (Wadham College, Oxford)
Oct. 20, 17x0, age 17; B.A. (Oxford) 1714. R. of Putley,
Hereford, 1723. One of these names V. of Clyro, Radnor;
will (P.C.C.) 1764. {Al. Oxon., where he is confused with a
contemporary.)
STEPHENS, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's,
Mar. 5, 1749-50. S. of Henry, of Essex. B. at Dedham.
School, Dedham (Mr Grimwood), Matric. 1750; B.A. 1754;
M.A. 1757; B.D. 1765; D.D. 1782. Fellow, 1756-77. Ord.
deacon (Lincoln) June 24, 1755; priest (London) Dec. 18,
1757. C. of Haddon, Hunts., 1755. R. of Gt Snoring and
Thursford, Norfolk, 1775-1800. R. of Walpole St Peter,
1780-1800. Chaplain to His Majesty's Dockyard at Ports-
mouth, 1787. Lecturer of St George's, Hanover Square,
London, and Morning Preacher at Grosvenor Chaj>el.
Author, sermons. Died Sept. 28, 1800, aged 69. Will, P.C.C.
(Scott-Mayor, in. 594.)
STEPHENS, . Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1471.
STEPHEN, . B.D. 1472-3. Franciscan friar.
STEPHEN, . B.Can.L. 1478.
STEPHENS or STEWYNS, . Incorp. 1496.
STEVYNS, . M.A. 1502-3; B.D. 1510-1.
STEVYNS, . Perhaps D.Civ.L. 1520.
STEVENS, . Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, 1661.
STEPHENSON, ALEN. B.A. 1492-3. Of York diocese. M.A.
1498; B.D. 1504-5. Fellow of Pembroke, 1494. Ord. sub-
deacon (Ely) Feb. 23; deacon, Mar. 16, 1498-9. Died in
London, c. 1505. Will (V.C.C.) c. 1505.
STEPHENSON, ALEXANDER. Matric. sizar from Queens',
Michs. 1569.
STEPHENSON, ANDREW. Incorp. 1490-1.
STEVENSON, ANTHONY. Matric. sizar from Christ's, c. 1597;
B.A. from St Catharine's, 1597-8.
STEVENSON, ANTHONY. Matric sizar, from Trinity, Easter,
1620; B.A. 1623-4; M.A. 1628. Ord. deacon (York) Feb.
1626-7. Master of Hull Grammar School, 1633-46. V. of
Roos, Yorks., 1635-62. Died 1662. (Calamy, 11. 594.)
STEPHENSON, ANTHONY. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's,
June 1, 1731. S. of Anthony, of Westmorland. B. at Selside,
Kendal. School, Kendal (Mr Towers). Matric. 1731; B.A.
1734-5; M-A. 1747- Ord. deacon (Chester) Dec. 21, 1735;
priest (London) Sept. 24, 1738. Master of Saffron Walden
School, Essex, 1741-58. R. of Fowlmere, Cambs., 1757-88.
V. of Wimbish and Thundersley, Essex, 1769-88. Chaplain
to Patrick, Earl of Dumfries, in 1769. Married, at Saffron
Walden, May 23, 1744, Mary Kilbome. Died Aug. 23, 1788.
WiU, P.C.C. (Scott-Mayor, in. 437.)
STEVYNSON, CHRISTOPHER. B.A. 1508-9; M.A. 1516-7-
STEPHENSON, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. pens, from Corpus
Christi, Michs. 1578; B.A. 1581-2; M.A. 1585. C. of
Calthorpe, Lines., in 1611; 'stipend about 5 marks.* C. of
Legboume.
STEPHENSON, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. sizar at Jesus, May 19,
1720. S. of William (1681-2), R. of Rawmarsh, Yorks.
Matric. 1721; Scholar; B.A. 1723-4- Ord. deacon (Litt.
dim. from York) Sept. 1727; priest, Aug. 16, 1730. C. of
Hoyland Chapel, Yorks., till 1747- R- of Rawmarsh, 1747-62.
Married Elizabeth, dau. of Daniel Hoare, of Hull. Died
Mar. 28, 1762, aged 57.
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STEVENSON, FLORENCE. Ma trie, sizar from St John's, Michs.
1556; B.A. from Christ's, 1561-2; M.A. 1565. Ord. priest
(Ely) July 7, 1560. V. of Royston, Herts., 1563-7- R- of
Aldwincle St Peter, Northants., 1564-8. R. of Cottered,
Herts., 1567. {Peile, i. 64.)
STEVENSON, FRANCIS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Trinity, June
10, 1704. S. of John, of Pancras, Staffs. School, Pancras
(Mr Peple). Matric. 1704; B.A. 1707-8.
STEVENSON, FRANCIS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Peterhouse,
Jan. 22, 1710-1. Of Nottinghamshire. School, Mansfield.
Matric. 1711; B.A. i7i4-5- Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1717;
priest, Nov. 1718. V. of Orston, Notts., 1736-43-
STEVENSON, GEORGE. Student of Pembroke. Of Yorkshire.
Ord. priest (Lincoto) Sept. 22, 1537; title, 'monastery of
Byland, Yorks.'
STEPHENSON, HENRY. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Christ's, May
25, 1668. S. of Thomas. B. at Hutton, Cumberland. School,
Blencowe. Matric. 1668; B.A. 1671-2. Ord. deacon (Carlisle)
Sept. 21, 1673; priest. Mar. 15, 1673-4. V. of Brigham,
Cumberland, 1674-1705. Married, at Hutton, June 10, 1677,
Letitia Harrington. Buried at Brigham, Jan. 21, 1704-5-
M.I. (B. Nightingale; Peile, 11. 16.)
STEPHENSON, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity,
June 18, 1743. S. of John, of Newcastle-on-Tyne. Bapt.
July 27, 1725, at St Nicholas. School, Durham. Matric.
1743; B.A. 1746-7; M.A. 1750. Adm. at the Inner Temple,
Oct. 21, 1744. Called to the Bar, 1753.
STEVYNSON, JAMES. University preacher, 1514-5- Fellow of
Pembroke, 1519.
STEVENSON, JAMES. Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, Aug. 29,
1614. Matric. 1614; B.A. 1618-9. Ord. deacon (York) Sept.
1619; priest, Sept. 1621.
STEVENSON, JAMES. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1617- Of
Norfolk. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) May 23; priest. Sept- 19,
1619. C. of Tilney St Lawrence, Lynn, Norfolk, 1622.
STEPHENSON, JAMES. Adm. sizar (age 20) at Pembroke,
Oct. 20, 1668. S. of John, of Healaugh, Yorks., clerk.
STEVINSON, JOHN. B.A. 1527-8; M.A. 1544. Probably fellow
of St John's, 1554; 'of Derbs.' Perhaps V. of South Win-
field, Derbs., 1558-70. Died 1570.
STEVENSON, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St Catharine's, Easter,
1573-
STEPHENSON, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity Hall,
Michs. 1610; Scholar, 1610; LL.B. 1617.
STEVENSON, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Christ's, July, 1620;
B.A. 1623-4; M.A. 1627. Ord. deacon (Lichfield) Sept. 1627;
priest, Dec. 21, 1628. C. of Burslem Chapel, Staffs., 1645-73-
Buried there Jan. 2, 1672-3. {Wm Salt Ant. Soc, 1915;
Peile, 1-335-)
STEPHENSON, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's, June
10, 1667. S. of John, yeoman, of Bampton, near Penrith,
Westmorland. B. there. School, Kendal (Mr Jackson).
Matric. 1667; B.A. 1670-1. Ord. deacon (York) June, 1671;
priest, Sept. 1672. Probably brother of William (1668).
STEPHENSON, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 15) at St John's, Sept.
22, 1671. S. of John, yeoman, of Royston, Cambs. B. there.
School, Ipswich. Matric. 1671; B.A. 1675-6. Ord. deacon
(Norwich) Dec. 1677.
STEVENSON, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, Apr. 1677.
S. of Richard, of Norwich. B. there. School, Norwich
(Mr Mazey). Matric. 1677; Scholar, 1677-82; B.A. 1680-1;
M.A. 1684. Fellow, 1682-91. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Dec. 23,
1688. R. of Bincombe, Dorset, 1690-1732. R. of Broadway,
1697-1732. Chaplain to Lady Arran, Baroness Weston.
A celebrated preacher. Buried Jan. 19, 1731-2. at Bincombe.
{Venn, i. 457; Hutchins, 11. 490.)
STEPHENSON, JOHN. Adm pens, (age 20) at St John's, Apr.
16,1683. S. of Robert, gent. B. at Whitgift, Yorks. School,
Pocklington (Mr EUinson). Matric. 1683.
STEPHENSON, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, June
24, 1706. S. of John, baker of the college. B. at Cambridge.
School, Stafford (Mr Took). Matric. 1706; B.A. 1709-10;
M.A. 1713. Ord. deacon (Ely) Sept. 23, 1711.
STEVENSON, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Peterhouse,
June 27, 1715. Of Cambridgeshire. School, Newport.
Matric. 1715; Scholar, 1716; B.A. 1718-9; M.A. 1722.
Fellow, 1720-31, resigned.
STEPHENSON, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Peterhouse,
May 22, 1750. Of Cumberland. Matric. 1751. Died in
College. Buried at Little St Mary's, Cambridge, Apr. 5, 1754.
STEPHENSON, JONATHAN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's,
Apr. 24, 1693. S. of Thomas, husbandman, of Penrith,
Cumberland. School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1693; B.A. 1696-7.
V. of Tinsley, Yorks., 1700-48. Died Feb. 28, 1748-9.
Stephenson, Thomas
STEVYNSON, LEONARD. B.A. 1519-20; M.A. 1523. Fellow of
St John's, 1523.
STEVENSON, NICHOLAS. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs.
1562. 'Ord. priest (Lincoln) Nov. 30, 1565; aged 32;
married; resides; does not know Latin' {Lib. Cler. Lincoln,
1576). V. of Stickford, Lines., 1565. Perhaps V. of Aldring-
ham and Thorpe, Suffolk, 1593-1604. Perhaps father of
the next. {Peile, 1. 78.)
STEPHENSON, NICHOLAS. Matric. pens, from Christ's, 1591-
2. Perhaps s. of Nicholas (above).
STEVENSON, NICHOLAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs.
1629; scholar from Westminster; B.A. 1633-4; M.A. 1637.
Perhaps R. of Alderley, Cheshire, 1648-60, and R. of St
Mary's, Chester, till 1673. Admon. (Chester) 1673. (E. Axon.)
STEPHENSON, RALPH. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter,
1613 ; Scholar. Buried at Gt St Andrew's, Cambridge, July 8,
1616. {Peile, I. 290.)
STEVYNSON, RICHARD. B.A. 1507-8. Perhaps R. of North-
borough, Northants., 1509.
STEVYNSON, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Queens', Michs.
1548 {imputes); B.A. 1557-8; M.A. from Christ's, 1561.
Fellow of Jesus, 1558-61. Probably died 1561. (A. Gray.)
STEVENSON, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1555. Migrated to Queens', 1555-8. One of these names R.
of Buckenham Ferry, Norfolk, 1562.
STEVENSON, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Michs. 1608;
B.A. 1611-2. One of these names, 'B.A.,' P.C. of Alnwick,
Northumberland, 1616-38; previously schoolmaster there.
Died 1638.
STEPHENSON, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Magdalene,
June 8, 1655. S. of William, of Burrough Green, Cambs.
School, Sudbury. Matric. 1655; B.A. 1658; M.A. 1662.
Head Master, Woodbridge School, 1662-3, and of Ipswich,
i664-;95. Died June 10, 1695. Buried in St Mary Quay,
Ipswich. M.I.
STEVENSON, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at Jesus, May 23, 1684.
S. of Samuel, of Sufiolk, Esq. Matric. 1684; B.A. 1687-8;
M.A. 1693. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Sept. 1692; priest, Sept.
1696. Probably R. of Pettaugh, Suffolk, 1707.
STEPHENSON, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at Queens', July 3, 1686.
Of Yorkshire. Matric. 1686; B.A. 1689-90. Ord. deacon
(York) Mar. 1689-90; priest, June, 1694. Perhaps V. of
Nafferton, Yorks., and father of Samuel (i7i5)-
STEPHENSON, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar at Trinity, Jan. 2,
1647-8. Of Salop. Matric. 1649; B.A. 1651-2; M.A. 1655.
Ord. priest (Bishop of Ardfert) Aug. 25, 1660. R. of Bur-
rough Green, Cambs., 1656. V. of Winston, Suffolk, 1660.
Perhaps father of the next.
STEVENSON, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, Apr. 2,
1673. Perhaps s. of Samuel (above). Matric. 1673; B.A.
1676-7; M.A. 1680. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Feb. 1677-8;
priest, June, 1683. R. of Bradwell, Suffolk, 1683-1717.
V. of Winston, 1683. R. of Timworth, 1692-1717.
STEPHENSON, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar at Jesus, July 7, I7i5.
S. of Robert (? 1686), V. of Nafferton, Yorks. Matric.
1716.
STEPHENSON, SETH [ELLIS]. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Peter-
house, Jan. 27, 1743-4. S. of Henry, V. of Elkersley, Notts.
School, Retford. Matric. 1744; Scholar, 1744; B.A. 1747-8;
M.A. 1774, Seth Ellis. Ord. deacon (York) June, 1748;
priest, Sept. 1751. R. of Waddingworth, Lines., for 39 years;
and of Treswell, Notts., 32 years. Head Master of the
Grammar School, East Retford, 1748-93. Died July 19, i793-
{F.M.G., 827; T. A. Walker, 283.)
STEVENSON, STEPHEN. Matric. pens, from Christ's, June,
1586.
STEPHENSON, THOMAS. B.A. 1454-5; M.A. 1456 (?).
STEPHENSON, THOMAS. Com. for M.A. or higher degree,
1466-7. One of these names R. of AU Saints', Fulboum,
Cambs., 1478. Bishop's chaplain.
STEVYNSON, THOMAS. B.A. 1504-5. Perhaps M.A. 1508.
STEVYNSON, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Clement Hostel,
Easter, 1545.
STEVENSON, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Peterhouse,
Easter, 1575; Scholar, 1578-9; B.A. 1578-9.
STEVENSON, THOMAS. Matric. pens from Christ's, Dec.
1582; B.A. from St Catharine's, 1585-6; probably M.A.
from Peterhouse, 1589. Ord. priest (York) Sept. 1608.
STEVENSON, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1603. Of Lincolnshire. Probably B.A. from St
John's, 1611-2; M.A. 1615. One of these names, 'M.A.,'
V. of Stamfordham, Northumberland, 1635.
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STEPHENSON, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's,
Feb. 26, 1645-6. S. of John, yeoman, of Fencote-in-Scniton,
Richmonds. B. there. School, Danby Wiske, Yorks. (Mr
Smelt). Matric. 1645-6. 'A student in Edinburgh for the
space of two years.' {Scott-Mayor.)
STEVYNSON, W. B.Civ.L. 1488-9.
STEVENSON, W. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Michs. 1558.
STEVYNSON, WILLIAM. Scholar of Clare, 1448, age 13.
STEVENSON, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Nov.
1546. B. at Hunwick, Durham. B.A. 1549-50; M.A. 1553;
B.D. 1560. Fellow, 1551-4. Ord. deacon (London) May,
1552. Preacher at Benvick and of&cial to the Dean and
Chapter of Northumberland, 1561. Preb. of Durham,
1561-75. V. of Gainford, Durham, 1562-75. R.of Hartbum,
Northumberland, 1569-75. Died 1575. Buried in Durham
Cathedral. (Peile, i. 40.)
STEPHENSON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, Apr. 27,
1577. Matric. 1577-8.
STEVENSON, WILLIAM. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Jesus, Michs.
1580. One of these names adm. at Lincoln's Inn, May 5,
1583; of Northamptonshire, and of Thavies' Inn.
STEPHENSON, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from St John's,
Michs. 1598. Probably B.A. 1602-3. Ord. priest (Norwich)
Sept. 21, 1606, 'B.A.,' age 25. C. of Wiveton, Norfolk.
STEVENSON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Sidney, May i, 1609.
Matric. 1609; B.A. 1617; M.A. 1620. Ord. deacon (York)
Sept. 1617; priest. Mar. 1617-8.
STEVENSON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Sidney, July 7, 1614.
Matric. 1614; B.A. 1617-8; M.A. 1621; B.D. 1631.
STEPHENSON, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 24) at St John's,
July 1, 1668. S. of John, yeoman, of Bampton, Westmor-
land. B. there. School, Bampton. Matric. 1670; B.A. 1671-
2; M.A. 1679. Ord. priest (York) Sept. 1672. Perhaps V.
of Laxton, Notts., 1675-94. V. of Walesby, 1675. But see
A I. Oxon. for a contemporary namesake to whom Foster
assigns these livings. One of these names V. of Rudstone,
Yorks., 1717-20. Died 1720. Probably brother of John
(1667).
STEPHENSON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Christ's, Mar. i,
1681-2. S. of William. B. at Rotherham, Yorks. School,
Rotherham (Mr Farrer). Matric. 1682; B.A. 1685-6; M.A.
1689. Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1689; priest. Mar. 1690-1.
R. of Rawmarsh, Yorks., 1 693-1747. Died 1747, aged 83.
Father of Christopher (1720). (Peile, 11. 86.)
STEYNSON, . M.A. 1498-9.
STEVYNSONE, . B.A. 1527-8.
STEVINSON, . B.A. 1543-4-
STEVYNSON, . M.A. i544-
STEPHENSON, . Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Michs. 1602.
STEPKIN, JOHN. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Emmanuel, Sept. 10,
1600.
STEPNEY or STEPNETH, ALBAN. Matric. scholar from
Christ's, Michs. 1562. Doubtless s. of William, of St
Albans, Herts. Registrar of St David's. Married (i) Mar-
garet, dau. of Thomas Catham, Esq., of Prendergast,
Pembroke; (2) Mary, dau. of William Philipps, of Picton
Castle. Doubtless father of Thomas (1612-3). (Peile, i. 51;
Essex Pedigrees, 603; Burke, Ext. Bart.)
STEPNEY, GEORGE. Adm. pens, at Trinity, June 28, 1682.
S. of George, Groom of the Chamber to Charles II, and
grandson of SirThomas(i6i2-3), Knt., cup-bearer to Charles
I. B. in Westminster, 1663. School, Westminster. Matric.
1682; Scholar, 1683; B.A. 1685-6; M.A. 1689. Fellow, 1689.
Envoy to Brandenburg, Vienna, the Hague, etc. Friend of
Charles Montagu, afterwards Earl of Halifax. Commissioner
of trade, 1697-1707. F.R.S., 1697. Author, poetical, etc.
Died unmarried at Chelsea, Sept. 15, 1707. Buried in West-
minster Abbey. M.I. there. (D.N.B.; Al. Westmon., 197;
Westminster Abbey Register; Burke, Ext. Bart.)
STEPNEY or STEPNETT, THOMAS. M.A. 1612-3 (on King's
visit). Doubtless 3rd s. of Alban (1562). Knighted, Apr. 18,
1618. Cup-bearer to Charles I. A great courtier. Married
(i) Mrs Wallop; (2) Mary, dau. of Sir Bernard Whetstone,
of Woodford, Essex. (Burke, Ext. Bart.)
STEPNEY or STEPNETH, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Peter-
house, 1603-4; Scholar, 1604-8. Fellow, 1608.
STEPPING, BENJAMIN. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, Jan.
24, 1664-5. S. of Daniel, Merchant Taylor. B. in St Giles',
Cripplegate, London, Dec. 25, 1644. School, Merchant
Taylors. Matric. 1665; B.A. 1668-9; M.A. 1672. Signed for
deacon's orders (London) Sept. 19, 1668. C. of Ongar, Essex.
STERKEBYN, ROBERT. B.Can.L. 1528-9.
STERLEY, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1585.
Sterne, John
STERLING, see also STARLING.
STERLING, FRANCIS. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 24) at Sidney,
Oct. 10, 1676. S. of James, gent. B. at Flushing, Holland.
Schools, Hulst, Flanders, Newport, Isle of Wight, and
Barwell. M.A. (Edinburgh) 1671. Incorp. at Cambridge,
1676. Fellow of Jesus, 1687-92. Served in the war in
Flanders under King William. Killed there, 1692. He left
his library, and the profits of his fellowship during his
absence to the College. (A. Gray.)
STERLING, GEORGE. Matric. Fell.-Com. from St Catharine's,
Easter, 1629. Of Lincolnshire. Perhaps 's. and h. of George,
of Charsfield, Suffolk, gent.,' adm. at Gray's Inn, June 13,
1634; entry erased. Probably father of the next.
STERLING, GEORGE. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Pembroke,
Oct. 14, 1669. S. of George (? above), gent. B. at Churs-
field (stc), Suffolk.
STIRLING, GEORGE. Incorp. (degree not specified) from
Glasgow, 1688. One of these names (M.A.), V. of Hatfield
Broad Oak, by sequestration, till 1728; died 1728. (Morant,
II. 511-)
STERLINGE or STARLING, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 17) at
Caius, July 3, 1624. S. of Peter (? next). Bapt. Oct. 16, 1605.
B. at Starston, Norfolk. School, Raveningham (Mr Rogerson),
Matric. 1625; Scholar, 1625-9; B.A. 1627-8; M.A. 1631.
(Venn, i. 267.)
STERLYNG, PETER. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1561;
Scholar, 1565; B.A. 1565-6; M.A. 1569, 'Starling.' Fellow,
1566. Perhaps father of Henry (above).
STERLING, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1567. B. at Wymondham, Norfolk. Ord. deacon
(London) June 8, 1568, age 24.
STIRLING, . B.A. 1462-3. Perhaps B.D. 1482-3.
STERNDALL, HUGH. Adm. sizar (age 20) at St John's, May 15,
1676. S. of Thomas, yeoman, of Hartington, Derbs. B.
there. Matric. 1676; B.A. 1679-80.
STERNE, ALEXANDER. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs.
1582. Probably 3rd s. of WiUiam, of Malton, Cambs. Died
s.p. Brother of Robert (1575). (Peile, 1. 171; Vis. of Cambs.,
1575 and 1619.)
STERNE, EDWARD. Matric. pens, (age 12) from St John's,
Easter, 1584; B.A. 1588-9. One of these names of Stow-
cum-Quy, Cambs.; buried there Feb. 4, 1641. (Ely Episc.
Records, 360.)
STERNE, EDWARD. Matric. sizar (age 16) from Pembroke,
Easter, 1635. 4th s. of George. B. at Kirtling, Cambs.
B.A. 1638-9; M.A. 1642. Fellow, 1635 (sic); ejected, 1650;
restored, 1660-4. V. of Barton, Cambs., 1660-2. R. of
Teversham, 1662-4. V. of Trumpington, 1663. Buried at
Little St Mary's, Cambridge, Jan. 5, 1663-4. Will proved
(V.C.C). Brother of the next and of John (1629-30). (Vis.
of Cambs., 1575 and 1619; Loder, 271.)
STEARNE, GEORGE. Adm. pens, at Jesus, June 8, 1626.
Doubtless 2nd s. of George, of Kirtling, Cambs. Matric.
1627; Scholar, 1628; B.A. 1629-30; M.A. 1633. Fellow,
1631-8. V. of Guilden Morden, Cambs., 1637. Presented
to St Clement's, Cambridge, May 16, 1638, two days before
his death of plague. Buried in Jesus Chapel, May 18, 1638.
Wm proved (V.C.C.) 1638. Brother of Edward (above) and
John (1629-30). (Cambs. Vis.; A. Gray.)
STERNE, JAMES. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Sidney, Oct. 3, 1645.
S. of John, barrister, of Tredah, Ireland. Schools, Tredah
and Perse, Cambridge. Matric. 1645. Migrated to St John's,
Mar. 30, 1646. Possibly M..A.. (DubUu) 1654; B.D. 1661;
LL.D. (or perhaps D.D.) 1665. Chancellor of Cloyne, 1665.
Died 1668. (A Visitation book of i66g refers to him as John.)
Brother of John (1642). (H. B. Swanzy.)
STERNE, JAQUES. Adm. pens, at Jesus, June 29, 171 1. S. of
Simon (1669), of Elvington, Yorks. B. at Woodhouse, Yorks.
Matric. 1711; Scholar, 1712; B.A. 1714-5; M.A. 1718;
LL.D. 1725. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 22, 1717; priest
(York) Dec. 18, 1720. R. of Rise, Yorks., 1722-59. V. of
Hornsea, 1729-59. Preb. of York, 1729-30. Preb. of South-
well, 1734-5- J-P-. 1745- Precentor of York, 1735-59-
Archdeacon of Cleveland, 1735-55. Archdeacon of
the East Riding, 1750-5. Preb. of Durham, 1755-9.
A well known and eccentric figure in York; a violent Whig
politician. Married Catherine, dau. of Sir John Goodrick,
Bart., of Ribston, Jan. 12, 1719-20. Died June 9, 1759,
aged 63. Buried at Rise. M.I. there. (F.M .G., $i6;G. Mag.;
A. B. Beaven; Yorks. Archaeol. Journal, xxi. 91.)
STERN, JOHN. B.A. 1521-2. Perhaps of Stapleford, Cambs.,
clerk; will (P.C.C.) 1533. (But see Sterne (1493-4).)
STERNE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs. 1554. Of
Cambridgeshire.
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STERNE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinitv, Michs. 1560;
Scholar, 1560; B.A. from Christ's, 1564-5; M.A. 1568; B.D.
from Peterhouse, 1575; Grace for D.D. 1600. Under Master
of Ely School, Cambs., 1568. Ord. priest (Lincohi) Jan. 11,
1573-4. R. of Bygrave, Herts., 1573-1607. R. of Stevenage,
1577. V. of Rickmansworth, 1584-7- V. of Witham, Essex,
1588-1607. Suffragan Bishop of Colchester, 1592-1608.
Licence (London) Feb. 18, 1598-9, to marry Mary, widow of
Thomas Gee, of St Martin, Ludgate. Died c. Feb. 1607-8.
{Peile, I. 74.)
STEARNE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, c. 1595; B.A.
1598-9; M.A. 1602. Perhaps V. of Castle Acre, Norfolk, in
1606.
STERNE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Christ's, July, 1608.
STERNE, JOHN. B.A. from Jesus, 1617-8.
STEARNE, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Mar. 17, 1629-30.
Of Cambridgeshire. Probably 3rd s. of George, of Kirtling.
Matric. 1631; Scholar, 1631; B.A. 1633-4; M.A. 1637. One
of these names V. of Greenwich, Kent, in 1650-2. Brother
of George (1626) and Edward (1635).
STERNE, JOHN. Adm. at Sidney, 1642. S. of John, barrister,
of Tredah, Ireland. B. Nov 26, 1624, at Ardbraccan, the
episcopal palace of his great-uncle James Ussher, Bishop of
Meath. (Scholar of Trinity College, Dublin, 1641.) Matric.
1642; B.A. 1642-3; M.A. 1646. Fellow of Trinity College,
Dublin, 1643. Came to Cambridge to study medicine.
Resided seven years; afterwards at Oxford. Hebrew
lecturer at Dublin, 1656. M.D. (Dublin) 1658; LL.D. 1660.
Professor of Law, 1660, and of Medicine, i662-;-9. Foimder
and first President of the Irish College of Physicians, 1667-9.
Died Nov. 18, 1669, aged 46. Brother of James (1645).
(D.N.B.)
STERNE, LAURENCE. Adm. sizar at Jesus, July 6, 1733.
S. of Roger, Lieutenant in the Army, and grandson of Simon
(1669). B. at Clonmell, Ireland, Nov. 24, 1713. School,
Heath (or Hipperholme), near Halifax. Matric. 1734-5;
B.A. 1736-7; M.A. 1740. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Mar. 6,
1736-7; priest (Chester, Litt. dim. from York) Aug. 1738.
C. of St Ives, Hunts., 1737. V. of Sutton-on-the-Forest,
Yorks., 1738-68. Preb. of York, 1741-68. V. of Stillington,
1744-68. Chaplain to the 4th Earl of Aboyne. P.C. of Cox-
wold, 1750-8. Went abroad for his health, 1762. Well
received in Paris salons. Entertained by Fox at St Germain.
Lived at Toulouse, till 1764. Began the Seven Months' tour
described in the Sentimental Journey, Oct. 1765. Returned
to Yorkshire, 1766. Met Mrs Eliza Draper at the house of
Sir William James, Dec. 1766. (Called his house there
Shandy Hall.) Married Elizabeth, dau. of Robert Lumley,
R. of Bedale, Mar. 30, 1741. Author, Tristram Shandy, etc.
Died Mar. 18, 1768, in his lodgings in Bond Street, London.
{D.N.B.; P.M. G., 516.)
STERNE, NATHANIEL. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter,
1606. S. of John. B.A. 1609-10; M.A. 1613. Ord. priest
(Norwich) Mar. 26, 1613-4. V. of Bramford, Suffolk, 1616-
23. R. of Bradfield Combust, 1623; there in 1627. Perhaps
father of Nathaniel (1647). (Peile, i. 258.)
STERNE, NATHANIEL. Matric. sizar from King's, Easter,
1640; B.A. 1643-4; M.A. 1647. Ord. priest (Bishop of
KUmore) Oct. 28, 1649. R. of Ampton, Suffolk, 1649. R.
of Stuston, 1662-73. Died 1673. WUl proved (Bury St
Edmunds) Dec. 22, 1673.
STERNE, NATHANIEL. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1647. Of Suffolk. Perhaps s. of Nathaniel (1606).
STERNE, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1611.
S. of Simon, of Mansfield, Notts. B. there. Schools, Mansfield
and Nottingham. Scholar, 1614; B.A. 1614-5; M.A. 1618;
B.D. from Corpus Christi, 1625; D.D. from Jesus, 1635.
Fellow of Corpus Christi, 1623-33. Mcister of Jesus, 1633;
ejected, 1644; restored, 1660. Incorp. at Oxford, 1627.
Chaplain to Archbishop Laud, c. 1633; allowed to attend
him in the Tower of London, 1644. R. of Yeovilton, Somer-
set, 1634. R. of Harlton, Cambs., 1642; sequestered, 1645.
Royalist; arrested and imprisoned in London, 1642. School
Master at Stevenage during the Interregnum. Bishop of
Carlisle, 1660-4. Archbishopof York, 1664-83. F.R.S., 1665.
Married Elizabeth, dau. of Edward Dickenson, of Fam-
borough, Hants. Assisted Brian Walton with his Polyglot
Bible. Author, Summa Logicae, etc. Died June 18, 1683,
aged 87. Buried in York Minster. M.I. Benefactor to
Corpus Christi, and to Jesus; founded scholarships at both
colleges. Father of the next and of Simon (1669). (F.M.G.,
516; Al. Oxon.; D.N.B.; Yorks. Archaeol. Journal, xx. 192.)
STERNE, RICHARD. B.A. from Trinity Hall, 1661. S. and
h. of Richard (above). M.P. for Ripon, 1679-81. Commissary
of the Exchequer, and Judge of the Prerogative Court of
York. Of Kilvington, Yorks. Married Mary dau. of Joseph
Lovelands, Canon of York. Buried at York Minster, Jan. 29,
1715-6. Brother of Simon (1669).
Steward, Augustine
STERNE, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Jesus, June 21, 1725.
S. of Richard, Esq., of Woodhouse and Elvington, Yorks.
Matric. 1725; Scholar, 1727. Of Woodhouse and Elvington,
Esq. Married Ann (? Mary) Thompson, of Bradford. Died
Nov. 13, 1744, aged 37. Buried in York Minster. (F.M.G.,
5I7-)
STERNE, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter, 1575.
Probably s. and h. of William, of Malton, Cambs. B.A.
1578-9- Married and had issue. Buried Jan. 17, 1615-6.
(One of these names R. of Wyddial, Herts., 1591-1611,
'M.A.' Died 1611. Will, Cons. C. London.) Brother of
Alexander (1582). {Peile, 1. 130; Vis. of Cambs., 1575 and
1619; Ely Episcopal Records, 344.)
STERNE, SIMON. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Jesus, Dec. 13, 1669.
3rd s. of Richard (1611), Archbishop of York. Matric. 1670.
Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, May 9, 1672. Of Elvington and
Woodhouse, near Halifax, Esq. Married Mary, dau. of
Roger Jaques, of Elvington, Esq. Buried at Halifax, Apr. 17,
1703. Brother of Richard (1661) and father of Jaques (1711).
(F.M.G., 516.)
STERNE, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1582;
B.A. from St Catharine's, 1588-9. R. of Salcott Virley,
Essex, 1598. V. of Cressing, 1602-3. V. of Feering, 1603-5.
Buried there Apr. 9, 1605. Will, Cons. C. London.
STERNE, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Michs.
1554; Scholar of Trinity, 1560; B.A. from Trinity, 1561-2.
Ord. deacon (Ely) Mar. 22, 1561-2. Perhaps R. of Syresham,
Northants., 1574-8; R. of Queen's Norton, 1584-9.
STERNE, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1608;
B.A. 1612-3; M.A. 1616. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 24;
priest, Dec. 17, 1615. Perhaps V. of Little Horwood, Bucks.,
1621. V. of Trumpington, Cambs., 1625-32.
STERNE, WILLIAM. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1690. Of
Nottinghamshire. Matric. 1691; B.A. 1694-5; M.A. 1698;
B.D. from St John's, 1706. Fellow of St John's, 1700-13.
Ord. deacon (York) Oct. 1697; priest (Lincoln) Dec. 22, 1700.
R. of Hatley Cockayne, Beds., 1701-11. R. of Averham,
Notts., 1713; there in 1724.
STERN, . B.Civ.L. 1493-4. Probably John, LL.B., V. of
Stapleford, Cambs., 1510-32. Died 1532.
STERN, . Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, Jan. 8, 1574-5.
STERNEWHEAT, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Trinity,
Michs. 1567.
STERR, JOHN. Scholar of God's House, i486.
STERRY, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Christ's,
Aug. 20, 1664. S. of Peter (1629). B. in London. School,
Charterhouse.
STERRY, NATHANIEL. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, July 19,
1644. Of Surrey. Doubtless s. of Anthony, of Southwark.
Matric. 1647; B.A. 1648-9; M.A. (Oxford) 1651; B.D.
(Oxford) 1674-5. Fellow of Merton College Oxford, 1649.
Probably adm. at Gray's Inn, Jan. 22, 1657-8. R. of Stuston,
Suffolk, 1662. Dean and R. of Bocking, Essex, 1674. An
ardent Cromwellian. Died Nov. 10, 1698. Brother of the
next. (D.N.B.; AL Oxon.)
STERRY or STIRRY, PETER. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Sept
7, 1629. Of Middlesex. Doubtless s. of Anthony, of South-
wark, Surrey. B. in Surrey. Matric. 1629-30; B.A. 1633-4
M.A. 1637. Fellow, 1636. Intimate with Sir Henry Vane
Chaplain to Cromwell. A Platonist. Member of the West
minster Assembly, 1642. Preacher to the Council of State
1649. Afterwards held a conventicle. Author, sermons, etc.
Died Nov. 19, 1672. Father of Christopher (1664). (D.N.B
Emmanuel College History, 79.)
STERT, see also STURT.
STERT, WALTER. Adm. sizar at Clare, May 22, 1700. B. at
Yealmpton, Devon. Matric. 1700; B.A. 1703-4; M.A. 1707.
STERTON, see STURTON.
STEVSON, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from St John's, Lent,
1557-8.
STUART, ALEXANDER. M.D. 1728 (Com. Reg.). Adm. at
Leyden, Dec. 14, 1709, age 36; M.D. there, 1711. F.R.S.,
1714. Licentiate, R.C.P., 1720; Fellow, 1728. Censor.
Physician to the Queen. Physician to Westminster and
St George's Hospital. Copley medallist, 1740. Died Sept. 15,
1742. (Munk, II. 109.)
STEWARD, AUGUSTINE. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Lent,
1557-8- Probably 5th s. of Simeon, of Lakenheath, Suffolk.
Scholar, 1560; B.A. 1561-2. Adm. at the Inner Temple,
1364. Married Anne, dau. of Thomas ArgaU. Died 1597.
M.I. at Braughing, Herts. Probably brother of Robert (1544) ,
Edward (1546), Nicholas (1560) and John (1551). (Genealogist,
N.S., 11. 37; Clutterbuck, iii. 151.)
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STEWARD or STYWARD, AUGUSTINE. Matric. pens, from
Pembroke, Lent, 1579-80. Perhaps s. and h. of William, of
Goldthorpe Hall, Swardeston, Norfolk (and Elizabeth, dau.
of Christopher Jenny, of Norfolk, Knt.). If so, a physician
practising at Lynn, in 1591. Perhaps half-brother of Thomas
(1593)-
STEWARD, BERNARD. M.A. 1637 (fil- nob.). 7th s. of Esmi,
3rd Duke of Lenno.x. B. c. 1623. Knighted, Apr. 18, 1642.
Designated Baron Stuart of Newbury, Berks., and Earl of
Lichfield, 1645. Greatly distinguished himself in the royal
cause. Slain at the Battle of Rowton Heath, near Chester,
Sept. 26, 1645. Buried in Christchurch Cathedral, Oxford.
Brother of James, Duke of Lennox, John (1637) and Lewis
(1638). {The Scots Peerage, v. 358; G.E.C.; D.N.B.)
STUART, CHARLES. Adm. sizar (age i8) at Pembroke, Feb.
II, 1716-7. S. of Charles, of London. B. July 10, 1698.
School, Merchant Taylors'. B.A. 1720-1; M.A. 1724. Fellow,
1726. Ord. deacon (London) Mar. I, 1723-4. V. of the moiety
of Pattishall, Northants., 1729.
STUART, CHARLES. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Peterhouse,
Feb. II, 1734-5. Of Sussex. Doubtless s. of Edward, of
Wiggenholt, Sussex, clerk. Matric. 1735; Scholar, 1735;
B.A. 1738-9; M.A. 1742. Fellow, 1740. Ord. deacon
(Norwich) May, 1741; priest, Apr. 1745. V. of Sawston,
Cambs., 1742-55. R. of Ashen and V. of Bumpstead, Essex,
1753. i>ied Dec. 16, 1803, aged 85. Doubtless brother of
Edward (1735). {T. A. Walker, 269.)
STEWARD, EDMUND. B.Civ.L. 1514; D.Civ.L. 1541. Prob-
ably s. of Simeon, of Norfolk. V. of Dedham, Essex, 1523-34.
R. of Laxfield, Suffolk. Chancellor of the diocese of Norwich,
till 1528; Archdeacon, 1527-8. Chancellor and dean of
Winchester, 1553; deprived, 1559. Died 1559. Brother of
Robert and Thomas (1513-4). (Cooper, i. 205; Blomefield,
Norwich, 471.)
STEWARDE, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1546. Probably 2nd s. of Simeon, of Lakenheath, Suffolk.
Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1549. Perhaps of Teversham,
Cambs.; if so, Serjeant of the Mace. Died 1596. Probably
brother of Robert (1544) and perhaps of John (1551), etc.
(Vis. of Cambs., 1575; Genealogist, N.S., xii. 161.)
STEWARD, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter,
1573-
STEWARD, EDWARD. B.A. from Peterhouse, 1601-2.
Perhaps adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Jan. 23, 1605; of Norfolk.
STUART, EDWARD. Adm. sizar (age 20) at Peterhouse,
June 27, 1735. Of Sussex. S. of Edward, of Wiggenholt,
Sussex, clerk. Matric. 1736. Migrated to Oxford. Matric.
(Hart Hall, Oxford) May 6, 1737, age 20 (sic); B.A. (St
Edmund Hall, Oxford); M.A. (Cambridge) 1741. Probably
V. of Goring, Sussex, 1746. Doubtless brother of Charles
(1734-5)- (Al. Oxon.)
STEWARD, HOO. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Sidney, Sept. 24,
1638. S. of Francis, Esq. (and Roberta, dau. of Robert Hoo,
of Scarning, Norfolk). Bapt. Mar. 7, 1621, at Braughing,
Herts. Schools, Stanford (Mr Thos. Leigh), Charterhouse,
Newport, Essex, and Westminster. Matric. 1638. Adm. at
Gray's Inn, Feb. 26, 1629-30. Bencher. Living, 1673.
Married three wives. (Clutterbuck, iii. 150.)
STUARDE, HUMPHREY. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's,
Easter, 1651; B.A. 1654. Perhaps 's. of Humphrey, of
Trotton, Sussex, Esq.,' adm. at Gray's Inn, June 21, 1654.
STEWARD, JAMES. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Queens', July 4, 1584.
Of Essex.
STEWART, JAMES, 4th Duke of Lennox. Studied at Cambridge.
Created M.A. 1624; M.A. (Oxford) 1636. S. and h. of Esm6,
3rd Duke of Lennox. B. Apr. 6, 1612, at Blackfriars, London.
A godson of King James VI. Succeeded to the peerage,
July 30, 1624. Gentleman of the Bedchamber, 1625. Adm.
at Gray's Inn, Aug. 12, 1628. Knighted, June 29, 1630.
Made a Grandee of Spain of the first class, 1632. K.G., 1633.
P.C., 1633. Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports, 1640. Created
Duke of Richmond, Aug. 8, 1641. Spent large sums of money
in the service of King Charles. Married Mary, dau. of George
Villiers, Duke of Buckingham. Died Mar. 30, 1655. Buried
in Westminster Abbey. Brother of Bernard (1637), etc.
(G.E.C.; D.N.B. ■,Al. Oxon.)
STEWART, JAMES. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Apr. 30, 1668.
Previously matric. (St Mary Hall, Oxford) Mar. 17, 1664-5,
age 17. S. of Simon, of Mobberley, Cheshire. Matric. 1668;
Scholar, 1668; B.A. 1668-9; M.A. 1672. V. of Dodford,
Northants., 1679-1707. Buried there June 19, 1707, aged 59.
(Al. Oxon.; H. I. Longden.)
STUARDE, JOHN. Licensed to practise medicine, 1550-1.
STUARDE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Nicholas Hostel,
Easter, 1551. Perhaps 4th s. of Simeon, of Lakenheath,
Suffolk. If so, of Marham, Norfolk, Esq. Married Anne, dau.
V. A. C. IV.
Steward, Robert
of Humphrey Shouldham, Esq. Died Feb. 16, 1604. Buried
at Marham. Perhaps brother of Edward (1546), etc. (Blome-
field, VII. 381; Clutterbuck, iii. 150.)
STUERDE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1552.
STEWARD, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Sidney, June 25,
1632. S. of Zachary (1577), D.D., deceased, preb. of York.
Bapt. Apr. 10, 1615, at Easington, Yorks. Schools, Coxwold,
Hutton Buscel, Sledmere and Westerdale. Matric. 1632.
Buried at Easington, Sept. 4, 1634.
STEWARD, JOHN. M.A. 1637 (fil. nob.). 6th s. of Esm6,
3rd Duke of Lennox. B. Oct. 23, 1621. A General of Horse
in the service of Charles I. Present at Edgehill, 1642. Killed
at Alresford, Mar. 29, 1644. Buried at Christ Church, Oxford.
Brother of Bernard (1637), etc. (The Scots Peerage, v. 359.)
STEWARD, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, Sept. 10,
1702. S. of John, vintner. B. at Ipswich, Suffolk. School,
Ipswich (Mr Conninsby). Matric. 1702; B.A. 1706-7; M.A.
1710. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) May 30, 1708; priest. Mar.
1708-9. R. of Nettlestead, Suffolk, 1709. One of these
names R. of Nowton, 1723-8. Perhaps R. of Middleton,
Sussex, 1720-68. But see Al. Oxon. for a contemporjiry.
Perhaps father of the next.
STUART, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 19) at St John's, June 26,
1740. S. of John (? above), clerk, of Sussex. B. at Chichester.
School, Southampton (Mr Scott). Matric. 1740. One of
these names preb. of Chichester, 1746-53; died 1753. (Scott-
Mayor, III. 508.)
STEWARD, JONAS. Matric. sizar from Queens', Michs. 1582.
Of Cambridgeshire. B.A. 1585-6. Ord. deacon (Lincoln)
Aug. 5, 1589. R. of Southery, Norfolk, 1589-1608. Died 1608.
STUART, LEWIS. M.A. 1638 (fil. nob.). 5th s. of Esme, 3rd
Duke of Lennox. B. Oct. 14, 1619, at March House, Drury
Lane, London, loth Seigneur D'Aubigny. Became a priest;
canon of Notre-Dame. Grand Almoner to the Queen
Dowager Henrietta Maria. Nominated a Cardinal. Died in
Paris, Nov. 3, 1665, shortly after the arrival of the courier
bearing the cardinal's hat. Buried in the church of Chartreux,
Paris. Brother of Bernard (1637), etc. (The Scots Peerage,
V. 359-)
STEWART, [LUDOVICK], Duke of Lennox. M.A. 1612 (Com.
Reg.). S. and h. of Esm6, 1st Duke of Lennox. B. Sept. 29,
1574. Succeededas2ndDukeof Lennox, May 26, 1583. Joint
Lieutenant of Scotland, 1589-90. President of the Privy
Council, 1589. Chamberlain of the Household, 1590. High
Admiral, 1591. Ambassador to England, 1601. Attended the
King to England on his accession as James I, in 1 603 . Gentle-
man of the Bedchamber and P. C, 1603. K.G., 1603. Created
M.A. (Oxford) 1605. Created Baron Setrington, of York,
and Earl of Richmond, Oct. 6, 1613, and Earl of Newcastle-
on-Tyne, and Duke of Richmond, May 17, 1623. Deputy
Earl Marshal, 1614. Steward of the Household, 1615-24.
Joint Commissioner of the Great Seal, 1621. Died Feb. 16,
1623-4. Buried in Westminster Abbey. (G.E.C.; D.N.B.)
STUARDE, MARMADUKE (MAR.). Matric. sizar from Trinity
Hall, Michs. 1544 (irnpubes); B.A. 1547-8; M.A. 1551. Fellow
of Trinity, 1548. (Trinity College Admissions.)
STEWARD, NICHOLAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1560. 7th s. of Simeon, of Lakenheath, Suffolk. Of Trinity
Hall, in Aug. 1564; LL.B. 1568; LL.D. 1574- Adm. advocate,
Oct. 29, 1573. M.P. for Cambridge University, 1604-11.
Purchased the manor of Hartley Maudit, Hants., in 1614.
Died 1634. Will proved (P.C.C.) June 6, 1634. Brother of
Edward (1546), etc. and father of Simeon (1588). (Vis. nf
Herts., 1634; Vict. Hist. Hants.)
STEWARD, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1584.
STEWARD or STYWARD, ROBERT. Resident graduate, c. 1448.
Will of Robert Styward, of Ely, dated Sept. 29, 1456; proved,
Dec. 27, 1456. (Fenland N. and Q., v. 90.)
STEWARD or STYWARD, ROBERT, alias WELLS (where he
is said to have been boni; a pedigree of Styward of Wells,
Norfolk, is in the Vis. of Cambs., 1575). Of Gonville Hall;
pens. 1518-25. A monk of Ely. B.A. 1516-7; M.A. 1520.
Prior of Ely, 1522-39, when he surrendered and received a
pension of £120. First Dean of Ely, 1541-57. Continued the
Historta£/ttfnsis, i486 to 1554. Died Sept. 22, 1557. Buried
in Ely Cathedral. M.I. there. WiU (P.C.C). Brother of
Thomas (1513-4) and Edmund (1514). (Venn,\. 23; D.N.B.,
where the parentage is wrong; Cooper, i. 170.)
STUARDE, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Trinity Hall,
Easter, 1544. Doubtless s. and h. of Simeon, of Lakenheath,
Suffolk (and Joan, dau. of Edward Bestney, of Cambs.).
Perhaps adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Aug. 3, 1547; Steward.
Buried in Ely Cathedral, 1570. Perhaps brother of Edward
(1546), etc. (Genealogist, N.S., 11. 37; Vis. of Cambs., 1575.)
STUARDE, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1550;
Scholar, 1552; B.A. from Corpus Christi, 1554-5,
l6l II
Steward, Robert
STEWARD, ROBERT. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Trinity Hall,
Easter, 1615. Doubtless s. and h. of Simeon (Trinity Hall).
Married Mary, dau. of Sir Thomas Reresby, of Yorkshire.
Died May 17, 1634. Buried at St Clement Danes, London.
Perhaps father of Thomas (1640). (Vis. of Cambs., 1575
and 1619.)
STEWARD, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Sidney, Oct. 8,
1633. 3rd s. of Thomas (1604), Esq. Bapt. Apr. 6, 1617, at
Denham, Suffolk. Schools, Mildenhall and Bury St Ed-
munds. Matric. 1634; B.A. 1637; M.A. from Trinity Hall,
1641. Brother of Thomas (1626). {Bury School Register.)
STEWART, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Pembroke, June 7, 1658.
Of Norfolk. Matric. 1659. Migrated to Peterhouse, Jan. 24,
1660-1. Scholar, i66o-i; B.A. 1661-2; M.A. 1665. Fellow
of Peterhouse, 1664-5. Signed for deacon's orders (London)
June 4, 1664. R. of Hardingham and Flockthorpe, Norfolk,
1665.
STEWARD, ROWLAND. B.A. from St Catharine's, 1608.
S. of John, of London. M.A. 1612. Fellow, 1609. R. of
Alphamstone, Essex, 1613-43, sequestered. Probably died
before 1660. His son Tobias was adm. at Colchester School
in 1639. {Vis. of London, 1634; Essex Arch. Soc, N.S., 11.
256.)
STEWARD, SIMEON. Adm. pens, at Caius, Sept. 18, 1588.
S. of Nicholas (1560), LL.D. B. at Lakenheath, Suffolk.
School, Eton. Matric. 1588. Resident student, 1589.
Previously at Oxford. Matric. (Hart Hall, Oxford) Dec. 8,
1587, age 13. Apparently returned to Oxford. B.A. (Oxford)
1590-1. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 11, 1589-90. Of Hartley
Maudit, Hants., Esq. Married Dorothy, dau. of Sir Robert
Ingoldsby, of Lethenborough, Bucks. His son Nicholas was
created Bart., 1660. Will dated, Apr. 18; proved (P.C.C.)
May I, 1629. To be distinguished from the next with whom
he has been confused in Al. Oxon. and Venn, 1. 134.
STEWART, SIMEON. Educated at Trinity Hall. S. and h. of
Mark, of Stuntney, Cambs. (and Anna, dau. of Robert
Huick, physician). Adm. at Gray's Inn, Jan. 29, 1592-3'
Knighted, July 23, 1603 (at that time Fell.-Com. at Trinity
Hall). A friend of Robert Herrick. M.P. for Shaftesbury,
1614; for Cambs., 1624 (unseated, Mar. 5, 1625); for Alde-
burgh, 1628-9. Sheriff of Cambs. Married Grace, dau. of
Edward St Barbe, of Ashington, Somerset. Poet. Father of
Robert (1615). {Vis, of Cambs.; D.N.B.; Fuller's Worthies,
I- 259-)
STEWARD, THOMAS. M.A. (? 15 13-4). An exile at Frankfort,
under Queen Mary, and pastor of the English church there.
Brother of Robert (1518) and Edmund (1514)- {Cooper,
I. 263.)
STUARD, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Michs.
1547. Probably ord. deacon (Ely) July 7; priest, Nov. 24,
1560, age 34; 'M.A. of Cambridge.' Perhaps canon of Ely,
1560-8. R. of Downham, Cambs., 1566. Buried at Ely,
Dec. 2, 1568.
STEWARD, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Michs. 1587.
STEWARD, THOMAS. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Peterhouse,
Michs. 1589. Probably s. and h. of Sir William, of the Isle of
Ely, Knt. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Jan. 2, 1590-1. High Sheriff
of Cambs., and of Hunts. Knighted, Aug. 20, 1604. Married
Bridget, dau. of John Poole, of York. Died s.p. Buried in
Ely Cathedral. {T. A. Walker; Vis. of Cambs., 1575 and
1619.)
STEWARD, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Christ's, c. 1593.
Probably 2nd s. of William, of Swardeston, Norfolk (by his
2nd wife Grisell, dau. of Thomas Eden, of Sudbury). Adm.
at Lincoln's Inn, Oct. 9, 1596; of Norfolk. Of Swardeston,
Esq. Married Mary, dau. of Henry, Lord Grey of Groby,
Leics. Died 1637. Perhaps half-brother of Augustine
(1579-80). {T.A. Walker; Vis. of Norfolk, 1563.)
STEWART, THOMAS. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1604. Of Suffolk. Doubtless s. of Thomas, of Milden-
hall and Barton Mills, Suffolk. Married Sarah, dau. of Sir
Edward Lewkenor, of Denham, Suffolk. Father of the next
and of Robert (1633). {Vis. of Suffolk, 1664; Vis. of Cambs.,
1575.)
STEWART, THOMAS. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1626. Of Suffolk. S. and h. of Thomas (above), of
Barton Mills, Suffolk, Esq. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 2,
1629-30. Of Haslingfield, Cambs., and of Barton Mills, Esq.
Married (i) Susan, sister of Sir Thomas Wendy, of Hasling-
field, Cambs.; (2) Susan, dau. of Sir Martin Steffield, Knt.
Died c. 1676. Brother of Robert (1633). {Vis. of Suffolk,
1664; Manors of Suffolk, iv. 137.)
STUART, THOMAS. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Clare, Jan. 16, 1640-1.
Probably s. and h. of Robert (1615). Bapt. June 27, 1625,
at Stuntney, Cambs. Probably father of Thomas (1668).
{Ely Episc. Records; Vis. of Cambs.)
Still, George
STEWARD, THOMAS. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age ly) at St John's,
Apr. 23, 1658. S. and h. of Thomas (1626), Esq., of Barton
Mills, and of Lackford, Suffolk. B. at Lackford. School,
Bury St Edmunds. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Feb. 12, i66o-r.
Married Lucy Hulton, of London. Died s.^. (Vis. of Suffolk,
1664; Bury School Register; Manors of Suffolk, iv. 137.)
STEWARD, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, Apr.
30, 1668. S. of Thomas (? 1640-1), Esq., of Stuntney, Cambs.
B. there.
STEWARD, WALTER. M.A. 1615 (on King's visit). 3rd s. of
Walter, Lord Blantire, 'Gentleman of the Privy Chamber.'
Adm. at Gray's Inn, Mar. 9, 1619-20. M.P. for Monmouth,
1624, 1625. A doctor of medicine. Of Westminster, Esq.
Took refuge in France after 1649. (The Scots Peerage, n. 85.)
STEWARD, WILLIAM. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Corpus
Christi, Easter, 1612. Of Norfolk. Perhaps 4th s. of John
(?i55i), of Marham, Norfolk, gent. Adm. at Gray's Inn,
Aug. 4, 1614. (Clutterbuck, in. 150.)
STUART, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Queens', July, 1617. Of
Suffolk. Matric. 1618.
STEWARD, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Queens', Aug. 4, 1674.
Of Surrey. Matric. 1674-5; B.A. 1678-9.
STEWARD, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Pembroke,
Dec. 15, 1674. S. of Thomas, geat. B. at Whepstead,
Suffolk. Matric. 1678; B.A. 1678-9.
STEWARD, ZACHARY. Matric. pens, from Queens', Lent,
1577-8. Of Cambridgeshire. B.A. 1580-1; M.A. 1584; B.D.
1591; D.D. 1609. FeUow, 1582-1600. R. of Easington,
Yorks., 1599-1618. Preb. of York, 1600-17. Chaplain to
the Archbishop. Married Elizabeth Watson, of Hutton
Buscel. Buried at Easington, Jan. 15, 1617-8. Will (York)
1618. Fatherof John (1632).
STEWARD, . B.A. 1510-1; M.A. 1514. A priest. Possibly
George 'Stawert'; ord. sub-deacon (Ely) Mar. 7, 1516-7;
on title Pembroke Hall. (Grace Bk, V.)
STEWARDE, . Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1544.
Possibly Mark, s. of Simeon, of Lakenheath, Suffolk. M.P.
for St Ives, 1588-9; for Stockbridge, 1597-8. Knighted,
July, 1603. Of Stuntney, Cambs. Died 1603, aged 97.
Buried in Ely Cathedral. Perhaps brother of Robert (1544),
etc. and father of Simeon, of Trinity Hall. (Bentham, Ely;
Vis. of Cambs., 1575-)
STUART, . Adm. Fell.-Com. at Trinity Hall, Oct. 18,
1733 (off, 1742)-
STEWARDSON, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Trinity, May 18,
1675-
STEWARDSON, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's,
May 3, 1705. S. of William, schoolmaster. B. at Kendal,
Westmorland. School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1705.
STEWKIN or STOWKIN, JOHN. B.A. 1520-1.
STEWKIN, ROBERT. M.A. Of Ely diocese. B.D. 1463-4.
Fellow of Pembroke, 1450. Proctor, 1458-9- Chantry
priest at Eltisley, Cambs. R. of Elsworth, 1463-8. Died
1468.
STEWKIN, THOMAS. M.A. Ord. deacon (Ely) Mar. 23, 1452-3-
STIBBS, GEORGE. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's, Sept. 20,
1707, from St John's College, Oxford. S. of John, maltster.
B. at Bath, Somerset. School, Marlborough. Matric. (St
John's College, Oxford) Oct. 10, 1705, age 15. Matric.
(Cambridge) 1707; B.C.L. (Oxford) 1712.
STIBYNG, JOHN DE. ' King's scholar,' 1332.
STICHELL or SICHELL, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Queens',
Michs. 1591. Of Wiltshire.
STICKLAND, NEGUS. Adm. pens, at Sidney, Feb. 25, 1639-40.
S. of Thomas, deceased. B. at Shelton, Beds. Schools,
• Shelton and Lincoln.
STIESTON, (?) RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Dec.
1582.
STIGANT, ISAAC. Adm. pens, at Queens', Sept. 11, 1705.
Of Hampshire. B. at Portsmouth. Colleger at Eton. Matric.
1705.
STILEMAN, see STYLEMAN.
STILL, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from Christ's, May, 1568.
Ord. deacon and priest (York) July, 1573- V. of Felmersham,
with Pavenham, Beds., 1579-80. Perhaps R. of Ecton,
Northants., 1591-2.
STYLL, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Lent, 1563-4.
4th s. of William, of Grantham, Lines. Scholar, 1564; B.A.
1567-8; M.A. 1571; B.D. 1578. FeUow of St John's, 1568,
till death, 1585. R. of Whatfield, Suffolk, 1574-81- University
preacher, 1577. Will proved (V.C.C.) 1585. Brother of
John (1559)- (Peilf, i- 81.)
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STILL, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Nov. 1559. S. of
William, of Grantham. B. there. B.A. 1561-2; M.A. 1565;
B.D. 1570; D.D. 1575. Fellow, 1562-72. Lady Margaret
preacher, 1570. Lady Margaret Professor, 1570-3. Master
of St John's, 1574-7. Master of Trinity, 1577-93. Vice-
Chancellor, 1575-6, 1592. Chaplain to Archbishop Parker.
R. of Hadleigh, Suffolk, 1571-92. Dean of Booking, 1572.
V. of East Markham, Notts., 1573. Canon of Westminster,
1573-93- Archdeacon of Sudbury, 1577-93. Bishop of
Bath and Wells, 1593-1608. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Mar. 8,
1606-7. Married (i) Anne, dau. of Thomas Alabaster, of
Hadleigh; (2) Jane, dau. of Sir John Homer, of Cloford,
Somerset. Authorship of Gammer Gurton's Needle, a comedy
played at Christ's College, attributed to him on inconclusive
evidence by Isaac Reed. Buried in Wells Cathedral, Apr. 4,
1608. M.I. Will (P.C.C.) 1608. Father of John (1604) and
Nathaniel (e. 1595). (Peile, i. 70; Cooper, 11. 467; D.N.B.)
STILL, JOHN. B.A. from Trinity, 1601-2; M.A. 1605. S. of
William, of Grantham, Lines. Perhaps incorp. at Oxford,
r6ii. R. of Christian Malford, Wilts. Canon of Salisbury,
1611-39, snd of Wells, 1623-39. Chaplain to his uncle John
(above). Bishop Still. Died 1639. {Al. Oxon.; Suffolk Man.
Fam., I. 74.)
STILL, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1604.
2nd s. of John (1559), Bishop of Bath and Wells (by his ist
wife Anne, dau. of Thomas Alabaster, of Hadleigh, Suffolk).
Bapt. at Hadleigh, Suffolk, Feb. 12, 1587. Scholar, 1605;
B.A. 1607-8; M.A. i5ii. Of Dursley, Somerset. Married
Anne, dau. of Thomas Baynard, Esq., of Wajmstraw,
Somerset. Will dated, Nov. 21, 1633; proved (P.C.C.) Feb.
10, 1633-4. Brother of the next. {Suffolk Man. Fam., i. 76;
G. Mag., 1840, II. 496; Hutchins, iii. 73.)
STILL, NATHANIEL. Matric. pens, from Trinity, c. 1595.
S.andh. of John (1559), Bishop of Bath and Wells. Bapt. at
Hadleigh, Oct. 18, 1579. Scholar, 1596; B.A. 1598-9; M.A.
1602. Fellow, 1599. Incorp. at Oxford, 1602. Adm. at
Gray's Inn, 1606-7. Of Hutton Court, Somei-set. Married
Jane, dau. of William Whitmore, merchant, of London,
Apr. 14, 1610. Died Feb. 2, 1625-6. Buried at Hutton. M.I.
Brother of John (above). (N. and Q., 3rd S., vi. 346; Al.
Oxon.)
STILLING, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from Queens', Michs. 1662.
Perhaps s. of David, of Canterbury. Matric. (Lincoln College,
Oxford) Dec. 9, 1664, age 18; B.A. (Oxford) 1669-70.
(Al. Oxon.)
STILLING, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter, 1613;
B.A. 1616-7; M.A. 1620. Incorp. at Oxford, 1628. V. of
Gt Gaddesden, Herts., 1620.
STILLINGFLEET, BENJAMIN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Trinity,
Apr. 14, 1720. S. of Edward (1677-8), R. of Wood-Norton,
Norfolk, and grandson of the next. B. 1702. School, Norwich
(Mr Reddington). Matric. 1721; Scholar, 1723; B.A. 1723-4.
Settled at Felbrig, Norfolk, as tutor to Ashe-Windham's son,
William, 1724-38. Travelled abroad, 1741. Made the
acquaintance of Robert Price, of Foxley, Herefordshire;
afterwards made his chief home there. Attended the
assemblies of Mrs Agmondesham Vesey at Bath, c. 1748;
the term Blue-stocking probably originated from the grey
or blue stockings he wore at these meetings. Became
acquainted with Linnean system; proposed English names
for grasses. Botanist and miscellaneous writer. His preface
to Miscellaneous^ Tracts introduced Linnean principles into
England. Musician; wrote librettos for oratorios. Died at
his lodgings in Piccadilly, London, Dec. 15, 1771. Buried
in St James', PiccadiUy. M.I. Will, P.C.C. (D.N.B. ; Le
Neve, Mon.)
STILLINGFLEET, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 15) at St John's,
Sept. 29, 1648. 7th s. of Samuel, of Cranbome, Dorset.
B. there, Apr. 17, 1635. Schools, Cranbome (Mr Thomas
Garden) and Ringwood. Matric. 1648; B.A. 1652-3; M.A.
1656; B.D. 1663; D.D. 1668. Fellow, 1653. Incorp. at
Oxford, 1657. R. of Sutton, Beds., 1658. Preacher at the
Rolls Chapel, 1665, and Reader of the Temple. R. of St
Andrew's, Holbom, 1665-89. Preb. of St Paul's, 1667-89.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 2, 1668-9. Chaplain to the King,
1668-89. Canon of Canterbury, 1669-89. Archdeacon of
London, 1677-89. Dean of St Paul's, 1678. Bishop of
Worcester, 1689-99. A friend of Sir Matthew Hale, and
Chief Justice Vaughan. A popular preacher. Married
(i) Andrea, dau. of William Dobyns, of Wormington,
Gloucs.; (2) Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Nicholas Pedley. Author,
controversial. Died Mar. 28, 1699. Buried in Worcester
Cathedral. M.I. Brother of John (1647) and father of the
next. (Al. Oxon.; D.N.B.; Hutchins, in. 404.)
STILLINGFLEET, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's,
Mar. 19, 1677-8. S. of Edward (above), D.D., Dean of St
Paul's, London. Bapt. Feb. 24, 1660-1, at Sutton, Beds.
School, St Paul's. Matric. 1677-8; B.A. 1681-2; M.A. 1685;
Stinnet, John
M.D. 1692. Fellow, 1683. Incorp. at Oxford, 1690. Pro-
fessor of Physic at Gresham College, 1689-92. Practised at
Lynn, Norfolk. F.R.S., 1688. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Oct.
1697; priest, July, 1698. Presented to the rectory of Newing-
ton Butts, Surrey, but not instituted. R. of Wood Norton
and Swanton Novers, Norfolk, 1698-1708. Died June, 1708.
Will (P.C.C.) 1709. Father of Benjamin (1720). (Al. Oxon.;
Manning and Bray, in. 453; Hutchins, m. 404.)
STILLINGFLEET, FAIRFAX. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's,
June 21, 1720. S. of John (1679), clerk, of Lincoln. B. at
Beckingham. Schools, Lincoln and Hough, near Grantham
(private). Matric. 1720; B.A. 1723-4; M.A. 1727. Fellow,
1724-31- Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 19, 1725; priest, June
I, 1729. R. of Alburgh, Norfolk, 1729-55. Died 1755.
(Scott-Mayor, in. 334.)
STILLINGFLEETE, GEORGE. Adm. sizar at Trinity, June 11,
1646. Of Dorset. Doubtless s. and h. of Samuel, of Cran-
bome, Dorset. Bapt. Sept. 17, 1626. Married and had issue.
Died Aug. 11, 1691. Brother of the next and of Edward
(1648), probably father of Robert (1683). (Hutchins, in. 404.)
STILLINGFLEET, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's,
Oct. 23, 1647. S. of Samuel, of Cranbome, Dorset. Bapt.
Mar. 27, 1631. School, Cranbome (Mr Sharpe). Matric. 1647;
B.A. 1651-2; M.A. 1655; D.D. 1668. Fellow, 1652. Incorp.
at Oxford, 1657. Ord. deacon and priest (Lincoln) Apr. 25,
1661. R. of Beckingham, Lines., 1661. R. of South Hyke-
ham, 1673. Canon of Lincoln, 1675-87. Died 1687. Brother
of Edward (1648) and father of the next. (Al. Oxon.)
STILLINGFLEET, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 15) at St John's,
Sept. 19, 1679. S. of John (above), D.D., R. of Beckingham,
Lines. B. there. Matric. 1680; B.A. 1683-4; M.A. 1687.
Ord. priest (Lincoln) Jan. 1, 1687-8. R. of Beckingham,
1690-1721. Father of Fairfax (1720).
STILLINGFLEET, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Queens', May 24, 1698.
Of Lincolnshire. Matric. 1698; B.A. 1701-2.
STILLINGFLEET, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Oct.
29, 1683; exhibitioner from Charterhouse. Of Dorset. S. and
h. of George (? 1646), of Cranbome. Matric. (Trinity College,
Oxford) Oct. 29, 1680, age 17; B.A. from Emmanuel, 1684-5.
Married and had issue. Died 1761. (Al. Oxon.; Hutchins, ni.
404, where he wrongly appears as grandson of George (1646).)
STILLINGTON, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Sidney, June 30,
1662. 5th s. of John, gent., deceased. B. at Kelfield, Yorks.
School, Thirsk (Mr Buck). Matric. 1663. Of Kelfield, Esq.
Admon. Oct. 2, 1678, to his sisters Margaret Shaw and Olive
Garforth. (Genealogist, N.S., xxxii. 250.)
STILLINGTON, JOSEPH. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 17) at Jesus,
Mar. 18, 1685-6. S. of Thomas, of Kelfield, Yorks., Esq.
Matric. 1686; Scholar, 1687; B.A. 1689-90; M.A. 1693.
Fellow, 1694-1707. V. of Hinxton, Cambs., 1695-1707.
Buried there Mar. 13, 1706-7. Will proved (V.C.C.) 1707.
Brother of Thomas (1681).
STILLINGTON, JOSEPH. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Christ's, Dec. 7,
1721. S. and h. of Thomas (next), of Kelfield, Vorks. School,
Wakefield. Adm. at the Middle Temple, Nov. 21, 1719.
(Peile, II. 204.)
STILLINGTON, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Christ's, May 30,
1681. S. of Thomas, of Kelfield, Yorks. (and Dorothy, dau.
of Jos. Micklethwayte, M.D., of York). B. there, Oct. 1664.
School, Rotherham (Mr Farrer). M.A. 1683 (Lit. Reg.).
Brother of Joseph (1685-6) and father of Joseph (above).
(Peile, II. 83.)
STILLOMAN, . Adm. pens, at Christ's, 1669-70.
STILOND, HENRY. B.A. 1541-2.
STILTON, JAMES. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Oct. 19, 1596.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Mar. 25, 1602; 'of Em., literate';
priest, Nov. 13, 1603. Probably R. of Foscott, Bucks., 1612;
there in 1630. (Lipscomb, in. 14, 26.)
STINNET or STENNET, ANTHONY. Adm. sizar (age 17) at
Magdalene, Mar. 20, 1687-8. S. of Anthony, gent. B. at
Bisbrooke, Rutland. School, Uppingham. Matric. i688.
STINNET, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Christ's,
Nov. 26, 1640. S. of Christopher. B. at Cambridge. Schools,
Perse (Mr Lovering) and Norwich. Matric. 1640; B.A.
1644-5. V. of Easton, Norfolk, 1650. R. of St Clement,
Norwich, 1663. R. of St Augustine, 1664-8. Died 1668.
(Peile, I. 473.)
STINNET, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's, Apr. 25,
1648. S. of William (1603), of St John Maddermarket,
Norwich. B. at Norwich. School, Norwich. Matric. 1648;
B.A. 1651. Ord. priest (Bishop Hall of Norwich) Apr. 13,
1655. V. of Wickh.ini-Skeith, Suffolk, 1657-63. R. of
Bacton, 1663-95. Will proved (Bury St Edmunds) July 26,
1695. Brother of Samuel (1643). (Peile, 1. 518.)
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STINNET or STENNET, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Trinity,
May I, 1718. S. of William (1678), of Bacton, Suffolk, clerk.
School, Botesdale (Mr Mayboume). Matric. 1718; B.A.
1 72 1-2.
STINNET or STENNET, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age 16) at
Christ's, July 4, 1643. S. of William (1603), clerk. B. at
Norwich. Matric. 1643; B.A. 1646; M.A. 1650. R.ofThorpe-
by-Haddiscoe, Norfolk, 1661. Brother of John (1648).
(Peile, I. 485.)
STINNET, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter, 1603 ;
B.A. 1606-7; M.A. 1610; B.D. 1631. Ord. priest (Norwich)
1611. R. of St John Maddermarket, Norwich, 1614; there in
1638. Benefactor to the new buildings at Christ's. Father
of Samuel (above) and of John (1648). {Peile, i. 245.)
STINNETT, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Corpus Christi, 1678.
Of Suffolk. Matric. Easter, 1681; B.A. 1682-3. Ord. deacon
(Norwich) Dec. 1686; priest, Sept. 1695. Father of John
(1718).
STIRKE, HENRY. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, Sept. 29,
1638. S. of Thomas, of New-Towne-Linford, Leics. B. there.
School, Sileby, Leics. (private). Matric. 1639.
STIRLING, see STERLING.
STYRROPP, LAURENCE. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's,
Easter, 1618; B.A. 1620. Doubtless s. of Thomas, of the
Close, Lincoln, gent, (by his ist wife Susan, dau. of Thomas
Harris, of the Close, Lincoln). Adm. at Gray's Inn, Mar. 14,
1624-5. Of the Close, Lincoln. Married Martha, dau. of
Sir Thomas Dalyson, Knt., of GreetweU. Died v. p. Brother
of Thomas (1615). {Lines. Pedigrees, 936.)
STIRROP, NATHANIEL. Adm. pens, at Trinity, June 2, 1652.
Of Cheshire. Matric. 1652; B.A. 1655. Perhaps adm. at
Gray's Inn, Nov. 29, 1648; of Wood Street, London,
gent.
STIRROP, RALPH. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June 29, 1614;
B.A. 1617-8; M.A. 1621. R. of Ashton-on-Mersey, Cheshire,
1632-40. Buried there Mar. 10, 1639-40. (E. Axon.)
STIRROPPE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1615. Doubtless s. and h. of Thomas, of the Close, Lincoln,
gent. (But he does not appear in the pedigree.) M.A. (? mis-
take for B.A.) from St Catharine's, 1618. Adm. at Gray's
Inn, Nov. 26, i6i8. Brother of Lawrence (1618). {Lines.
Pedigrees, 936.)
STISTED, EDWARD. M.A. 1671 {LU. Reg.). Incorp. M.A. from
Aberdeen, 1670.
STISTED, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, July 3,
1729. 3rd s. of Thomas, attorney, of Ipswich. B. there.
School, Bishop's Stortford (Mr Took). Matric. 1729 ; Scholar,
1729-37; B.A. 1733; M.A. 1737. Fellow, 1737-82. Died at
Ipswich, Oct. 2, 1782. Buried at St Lawrence's, Ipswich.
{Venn, 11. 31.)
STOBART, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Peterhouse,
Oct. 1670. Of Durham. School, Durham. Matric. 1671.
Doubtless Master of Kepier School, Houghton-le-Spring,
1686. Married (1) Jane Brough, of East Rain ton; (2) Dorothy
Richardson. Buried at Houghton-le-Spring, Jan. 4, 1694-5.
(H. M. Wood.)
STOCK, ALEXANDER. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Easter, 1625.
S. of Alexander, R. of Kirkheaton, Yorks. Matric. 1625;
B.A. 1628-9; M.A. 1632. R. of Smeaton, Yorks., 1635-40.
R. of Kirkheaton, 1638-41. Brother of Nathaniel (1616).
STOCK, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Jesus, Jime 27, 1672.
Of Elsenham, Essex.
STOCKE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1569.
Perhaps brother of William (1569).
STOCKE, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Caius, June 15,
1596 {sic). S. of Miles. B. at Ledbury, Hereford. School,
Ledbury (Mr Richard Jaunsey). Scholar, 1596-7; B.A.
1599-1600; M.A. 1618. R. of Bromsberrow, GIoucs., 1601-20.
Perhaps V. of Lowdham, Notts., 1625. {Venn, i. 163.)
STOCK, JOHN. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1642. Of Suffolk.
STOCKS, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Trinity, July 4, 1741.
S. of William, of Louth, Lines. School, Glamford Bridge
(Mr Waterworth). Matric. 1741; B.A. 1744-5. Ord. deacon
(Lincoki) June 9, 1745; priest, Sept. 21, 1746.
STOCK, JOSEPH. M.A. 1623 (Incorp. from Oxford). Probably
s. of Alexander, R. of Kirkheaton, Yorks. Matric. (Univer-
sity College, Oxford) June 18, 1613; B.A. (Oxford) 1617;
M.A. 1620. V. of Gt Sandall, Yorks., 1625. R. of Shirland,
Derbs., 1656-66; formerly minister of Otley, Yorks. A
Royalist. Married Judith Power, of Wakefield. Died 1666.
Probably brother of the next and of Alexander (1625).
(Cox, Churches of Derbs., i. 341; Al. Oxon.)
Stockdale, Robert
STOCK, NATHANIEL. Matric. sizar from Emmanuel, Easter,
1616. S. of Alexander, R. of Kirkheaton, Yorks. B. there.
B.A. 1619-20; M.A. 1623. Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1621;
priest (London) June 18, 1623, age 24. C. of All Hallows,
Bread Street, London. Buried there Dec. 5, 1623. Brother
of Alexander (1625) and probably of Joseph (above).
STOCK, RICHARD. B.A. from St John's, 1590-1. B. in York.
M.A. 1594. Incorp. at Oxford, 1595. R. of Standlake, Oxon.,
1596. Lecturer at St Augustine's, Watling Street, London.
C. of All Hallows, Bread Street, 1604-10; R. there, 1610-26.
Author, sermons. Died Apr. 20, 1626. Will, P.C.C. {D.N.B.;
Al. Oxon.)
STOCK, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 28, 1646.
STOCKE, STEPHEN. Matric. sizar from St John's, c. 1590.
STOCK, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Easter, 1621.
Matric. 1621; B.A. 1624; M.A. 1628. Ord. deacon (York)
Sept.; priest, Dec. 1624.
STOCK, THOMAS. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1709. Of Essex.
S. of Thomas, of Gt Hallingbury, gent. Matric. Easter, 1711 ;
B.A. 1713-4; M.A. 1717. Ord. deacon (London) June 16,
1717; priest, June 8, 1718. R. of Chignal, Essex, 1726-45.
R. of Mashbury, 1726-45. Died Feb. 7, 1744-5, aged 51.
M.I. at Chignal. (G. Mag.; Morant, 11. 81.)
STOCK, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1569.
Perhaps brother of John (1569).
STOCK, WILLIAM. Adm. at Pembroke, July 5, 1664. S. of
John, of Chrishall, Essex. B. there. School, Elmdon.
Matric. 1664-5. Migrated to St John's, Apr. 27, 1666, age 17.
B.A. 1667-8; M.A. 1672. Signed for priest's orders (London)
Sept. 23, 1671. C. of Strethall, Herts.
STOCKAR, PETER. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Trinity, June 29,
1704. S. of James (? John), R. of St Alphage, Canterbury,
Kent. Bapt. there, Oct. 19, 1688. School, Canterbury
(Mr Jones). Matric. 1704; Scholar, 1705; B.A. 1707-8; M.A.
1714. Ord. deacon (Norwich, Litt. dim. from Canterbury)
Dec. 1711.
STOCKDALL, GEORGE. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, Feb. 20,
1572-3; Stockdale. Matric. 1573. Perhaps adm. at Gray's
Inn, Nov. 21, 1576.
STOCKDALE, GILBERT. Matric. pens, from Trinity, c. 1596.
2nd s. of William, of Green Hamerton, Yorks. B.A. from
Caius, 1600-1. R. of Whalton, Northumberland, 1606-15.
Perhaps brother of the next and of William (1601). {Vis. of
Yorks., 1585, 1665.)
STOCKDALE, JEREMY. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs.
1602. Perhaps s. of William, of Green Hamerton, Yorks.
Scholar, 1605; B.A. 1605-6; M.A. 1609. Ord. deacon (York)
Dec. 24, 1609; priest, Feb. 17, 1610-1. V. of Frodingham,
Lines., 1614-5. V. of North Wheatley, Notts., 1617-20.
V. of Wressel, Yorks., 1626-31. {Vis. of Yorks.)
STOCKDAILE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter, 1606.
One of these names V. of Staindrop, Durham, 1617. V. of
South Church, 1638. Buried at Staindrop, Apr. 28, 1648.
(H. M. Wood.)
STOCKDALE, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 19) at St John's, Mar.
15, 1726-7. S. of William, gent., of Lancashire. B. at
Greenham, near Dalton. School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1727;
B.A. 1730-1. Ord. deacon (Carlisle) June 19, 1736.
STOCKDALE, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, Mar. 21,
1737-8. S. of William, husbandman, of Yorkshire. B. at
Grassington. School, Threshfield (Mr Marshall). Matric.
1738; B.A. 1745-6. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Dec. 19, 1742;
priest, Sept. 22, 1745. V. of Rushall, Norfolk, 1764-78. V.
of Mendham, Suffolk, 1771-8. V. of Bedingham, Norfolk,
1774-8. {Seott-Mayor, iii. 491.)
STOCKDALE, PETER. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Michs.
1554; B.A. from Jesus, 1559-60; M.A. 1563. Fellow of Jesus,
1560-71. Licensed to practise medicine, 1570. {Peile, i. 59;
A. Gray.)
STOCKDALL, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter,
1577; B.A. 1580-1; M.A. 1584; B.D. from Caius, 1591.
Fellow of Caius, 1587-1601. Ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.)
July 16, 1587. R. of St Michael Coslany, Norwich, 1600-1.
{Venn, 1. 130.)
STOCKDALE, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at Clare, June 22, 1637.
Matric. 1637; B.A. 1641-2; M.A. 1647.
STOCKDALE, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Sidney, Mar. 7,
1746-7. S. of William, of Scarborough. B. there. School,
Thornton. Matric. 1748; B.A. 1750-1; M.A. 1754. Fellow,
1755. Ord. deacon (York) June 2, 1751; priest, Sept. 1752.
C. of Kirkby Moorside, Yorks. Perhaps R. of Arthingworth,
Northants., 1767-75. Possibly V. of St Mary, Bishophill,
York, c. 1775; died 1780.
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STOCKDALE, WILLIAM. Of Peterhouse. B.A. (?) 1473-4;
M.A. (?); B.D. 1485; D.D. 1488. FeUow of Peterhouse, 1474.
Proctor, 1478-9. Vice-Chancellor, 1494. V. of West Mersea,
Essex, 1480. R. of St Leonard's, Colchester, 1488. Dean of
St Mary, Warwick, 1498, resigned the same year. Dean of
theCollegeof Leicester, 1499. Will (P.C.C.) 1500. Benefactor
to St Catharine's. {Cooper, i. 11.)
STOCKDALE, WILLIAM. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1601. Of
Yorkshire. Perhaps 4th s. of William, of Green Hammerton,
Yorks.
STOCKDALE, WILLIAM. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 17) at St
John's, June 23, 1652. S. of Thomas, Esq., of Bilton Park,
Yorks. B. there. Bapt. Jan. 3, 1634-5, at Knaresborough.
School, Knaresborough (Mr Bateson). M.P. for Knares-
borough, 1660-81, 1685-7, 1689-93. Of Bilton Park, Esq.
Buried at Knaresborough, Mar. 22, 1692-3. (Vis. of Yorks.,
1665.)
STOCKDEN, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1615.
STOCKELL, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Michs.
1641. Of Yorkshire.
STOCKET, JOHN. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Trinity, Easter,
1573-
STOCKHAM, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's,
Easter, 1573; B.A. from Tnnity, 1576-7. Ord. priest
(Lincoln) Feb. 7, 1583-4. R. of West Rasen, Lines., 1583.
Admon. (Lincoln) 1617.
STOCKHAM, THOMAS. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1662. B. in London. Matric. 1663; B.A. 1666-7; M.A. 1670.
Fellow. Incorp. at Oxford, 1666. Ord. deacon and priest
(London) Oct. 25, 1673. R. of Stour Provost, Dorset, 1678-
81.
STOCKHAM, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Queens', Lent,
1653-4. Of Nottinghamshire. M.D. (Padua) 1671. Hon.
Fellow, R.C.P., 1680. Fellow (by the charter of James II),
1687. Physician to Charles II. Died Apr. 15, 1698, aged 63.
Buried at St Paul's, Covent Garden, London. M.I. Will,
P.C.C. (Munk, I. 447.)
STOCKLIDGE, see SHOCKLIDGE.
STOCKMAN, THOMAS. M.A. 1670 (Incorp. from Magdalen
College, Oxford). Matric. there, June 15, 1657; B.A. (Oxford)
1661; M.A. 1664. R. of Wardley and Belton, Rutland,
1667-82. Head Master of Uppingham School, 1668-84.
R. of Uppingham, 1682-4. Died 1684. (Al. Oxon.)
STOCKTON, ELIEZAR. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's,
Mar. II, 1657-8. S. of Gilbert, gent., of Kimcote, Leics.
B. there. School, Warwick. Matric. 1659; B.A. 1661-2.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Aug. 21, 1662; priest, Aug. 10, 1668.
V. of Dunton Bassett, Leics., 1670-90.
STOCKTON, HENRY. Vice-Chancellor in 1417. A friar.
STOCKTON, JAMES. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Magdalene, Apr.
3, 1652. S. of John, of Hull, Yorks. School, Leeds. Matric.
1652; B.A. 1655-6. Perhaps ord. deacon (Lincoln) July 2;
'M.A.'; priest, July 4, 1661. V. of South Ferriby, Lines.,
1661.
STOCKTON, JOHN DE. Fellow of Peterhouse in 1339.
Subsequently appears as ' Doctor in medicena, de Bryngton,
Lyncoln dioc' {T. A. Walker.)
STOCKTON, JOHN. M.A. 1627 (Incorp. from Oxford). Of
Leicestershire, cler. fit. Matric. (Lincoln College, Oxford)
May 19, 1615, age 20; B.A. 1618-9; M.A. 1621. Ord. deacon
(York) Mar. 1621-2.
STOCKTON, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1641.
Migrated to Caius. B.A. 1644-5. Probably C. of Egton
Chapelry, Yorks., 1661.
STOCKTON, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 23) at Sidney, Apr. 12,
1677. S. of John, shoemaker. B. at Hull. School, HuU.
STOCKTON, OWEN. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, c. 1596.
2nd s. of Owen, of Cuddington, Cheshire. B.A. 1599-1600;
M.A. 1603. Fellow, i6oi. R. of St Mary's, Lavant, Sussex,
1612-35. Preb. of Chichester, 1614-35. Died 1635, aged 58.
M.I. at Lavant. Will (P.C.C.) 1635; of East Lavant, Sussex.
Father of the next. [Vis. of Cheshire, 1613; Dallaway, i. 118.)
STOCKTON, OWEN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Christ's, Jan. 2,
1645-6. S. of Owen (above), preb. of Chichester (not Chester
as stated in D.N.B.). B. there. May 31, 1630. School, Ely
(Mr Hitches). Matric. 1646; B.A. 1649-50; M.A. from Caius,
1653. Fellow of Caius, 1651-8. Received presbyterian
ordination, Feb. 20, 1655, in London. Minister of St Andrew's,
Cambridge, 1655. Lecturer at Colchester, 1657. Removed
to Chattisham, Suffolk, where he took pupils, 1665. Preacher
in various towns. Married Eleanor, dau. of Roger Rant, of
Swafiham Prior, Cambs. Author, religious. Died Sept. 10
(? Aug. 31), 1680. Buried at Chattisham. M.I. Benefactor
to Caius. {PeiU, i. 508; D.N.B.; Venn, i. 381.)
Stoddart, John
STOCKTON, SAMUEL. B.A. from St John's, 161 1-2; M.A.
1617. Ord. deacon (York) May; priest, Sept. 1613. R. of
Levisham, Yorks., 1617-20.
STOCKTON, THOMAS. Malric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1572; B.A. 1576-7. Apparently fellow of Queens', 1579,
'Stockden'; but see also Stoughton, Thomas, with whom he
may have been confused.
STOCKTON, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age i6) at Christ's, Apr. 19,
1 67 1. S. of Thomas. B. at Chowbent-in-Atherton, Lanes.
School, Atherton (Mr Taylor). Matric. 1671: B.A. 1674-5:
M.A. 1678. {Peile, 11. 35.) ^ ^'
STOCKTON, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Trinity, May 3, 1672.
Matric. 1672. Re-adm. Fell.-Com. Aug. 10, 1674. M.A. 1675
{Lit. Reg.).
STOCKTON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Jesus, May i6, 1700.
Possibly s. of Eliezar (1657-8), V. of Dunton Bassett, Leics.
Matric. 1700; Rustat Scholar, 1701; B.A. 1703-4. Ord.
deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 22, 1706. V. of Glen Magna, Leics.,
1714-39-
STOCKWAYE, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Peterhouse,
Easter, 1546.
STOCKEWELL, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Michs.
1558. Probably brother of the next.
STOCKEWELL, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Michs.
1558.
STOKWELL, THOMAS. Scholar at King's Hall, 1433. Had
a grant of St Margaret's Hospital, Huntingdon, Mar. 17, 1441.
Died Nov. 20, 1441.
STOCKWITH, WILLIAM. B.A. 1511-2; M.A. 1515. V. of Holy
Trinity, Cambridge, 1518-43. R. of Upton, Hunts., 1549-
57.
STOCKWOOD, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1564. Of Kent. Scholar; B.A. (Heidelberg) 1567; M.A.
(Oxford) 1575. Incorp. at Cambridge, 1580. Minister of
Battle, Sussex, 1571. Head Master of Tonbridge School,
1574-86. V.of Tonbridge, 1585-1610. A celebrated preacher.
Author, school manuals and translations of devotional works.
Buried at Tonbridge, July 27, 1610. Probably father of the
next. (Cooper, iii. 24; D.N.B.)
STOCKWOOD, JONATHAN. Matric. sizar from St John's,
Michs. 1602; exhibitioner from Tonbridge School. Probably
s. of John (above). B.A. 1605-6; M.A. 1609.
STOCKWOOD, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Clare, Dec. 3, 1708
(previously adm. at Pembroke, June 28). S. of John, of
Bewdley, Worcs., gent. B. at Peterborough. Matric. 1709;
B.A. 1711-2; M.A. 1716; D.D. (? Lambeth). Fellow, 1718.
Ord. deacon (London) Mar. 22, 1712-3; priest, July 31, 1715.
Preb. of Worcester, 1767-8. Preb. of Westminster, 1768-84.
R. of East Langdon, Kent, 1724-38; 'D.D.' P.C. of Fair-
field. R. of Ockley, Surrey, 1725-84. R. of Henley-on-
Thames, 1737-84. Died Feb. 5, 1784, 'aged loo.' (G. Mag.;
Manning and Bray, 11. 167.)
STODDART, CHARLES. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Christ's,
June 28, 1690. S. of Charles. Bapt. Feb. 4, 1673-4, at
Morpeth. School, Morpeth. Matric. 1690; Scholar, 1690;
B.A. 1693-4; M.A. 1700. Ord. deacon (Carlisle) Sept. 30,
1694; priest (Durham) Sept. 22, 1695. C. of St .\ndrew,
Newcastle, 1696-1702. P.C. of Souls, Bamburgh, North-
umberland, 1702-12. V. of Chillingham, 1704-12. V. of
Eglingham, 1712-58. Died Aug. 29, 1758, aged 90 (sic). Buried
at Morpeth. Father of the next and of Robert (1730).
(D. S. Boutflower; Peile, 11. 117.)
STODDART, CHARLES. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Christ's, May 4,
1726. S. of Charles (above). Bapt. July 22, 1707, at Bam-
burgh, Northumberland. School, Morpeth. Matric. 1726;
Scholar, 1727; B.A. 1729-30; M.A. 1733. Ord. priest
(Durham) 1731. V.of Chollerton, Northumberland, 1733-90;
built the new Vicarage House, 1734. R. of Whalton, 1748-60.
V.of Brampton, Cumberland, 1773-90. Buried at Chollerton,
June 16, 1790. Will (P.C.C.) 1793. Brother of Robert (1730).
(H. M. Wood; G. B. Routledge; Peile, 11. 212.)
STODARD, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from Christ's, 1590-1;
B.A. 1595-6. Perhaps brother of William (c. 1596).
STODART, GEORGE. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, Apr.
28, 1659. S. of Matthew, gent., of Barnard Castle, Durham.
Bapt. there, Feb. 20, 1641-2. School, Barnard Castle.
Matric. 1659; B.A. 1662-3.
STODART, JOHN. B.A. 1516-7. A priest.
STODART, JOHN. B.Ov.L. 1525-6.
STODART, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Michs. 1573. One
of these names R. of All Saints', York, 1593-1627.
STODDART, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1623.
Ord. deacon (York) Mar. 1625-6; priest, Dec. 1626.
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STUDDERT, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Pembroke, June 21,
1655. S. of John. B. at Braithwaite, Cumberland. B.A.
1657-8; M.A. 1661. V. of Crosthwaite, Cumberland, 1660-1.
(B. Nightingale, 655.)
STODDART, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at Christ's, May 12, 1730.
S. of Charles (1690). Bapt. Mar. 18, 1711-2, at Bamburgh,
Northumberland. School, Morpeth. Matric. 1730; Scholar,
1731. Buried at Gt St Andrew's, Cambridge, Feb. 5, 1732-3.
aged 20. Brotherof Charles (1726). (Peile, u. 222.)
STODART, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Christ's, c. 1596.
Perhaps brother of Edward (1590-1).
STODDART, WILLIAM. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Clare, July 3.
1657. Possibly migrated to Oxford. Matric. (Trinity College,
Oxford) July 31, 1658. Perhaps adm. at the Inner Temple,
July 17, 1660; of Muckingham, Kent.
STODDART, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Sr John's,
May 17, 1737. S. of John, attomey-at-law, of Northumber-
land. Bapt. Sept. 21, 1718, at Morpeth. School, Morpeth
(MrHolden). Matric. i737; B.A. 1740-1; M.A. 1750. Ord.
deacon (Carlisle) May 24, 1741; priest (Durham) Oct. 16,
1743. P-C- of Alnwick, Northumberland, 1745-82. V. of
Chatton, 1775-82. Died at Alnwick, May 7, 1782. {Scott-
Mayor, III. 485.)
STOGDELL, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar at Trinity, Apr. 12, 1672.
Matric. 1672; B.A. 1676-7. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Sept.
1678; priest, Sept. 1679. V. of Ofiton and Little Bricett,
Suffolk, 1679.
STOKE, PHILIP DE. 'King's scholar,' 1337. Joined the Friars
Minors at Cambridge, July 7, 1342.
STOKENHAM, JOHN DE. 1261. Southern student who received
a royal pardon for taking part in a riot against the Northern
students. {Fuller, 29.)
STOKER, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1563.
STOKES, ALEXANDER. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1673. Doubtless s. of Alexander, R. of Arboriield, and of
Barkham, Berks. B. at Arborfield. Matric. Easter, 1674.
Died as student, of small-pox, Apr. 22, 1676. Brother of
Nathaniel (1666). {Harwood.)
STOKES, BENJAMIN. Adm. pens, at Clare, May i, 1701.
B. at Melton, Leics. Matric. 1701; B.A. 1704-5. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) May 19, 1706; priest. May 30, 1708. Perhaps
brother of Edward (1689).
STOKES, CHARLES. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1661. S. of David (1611). B. at Sutton, Berks. Matric.
Easter, 1662. Died whilst a student, 1664. Brother of
Richard (1649). {Harwood.)
STOAKES, CHARLES. Adm. sizar at Queens', Jan. 14, 1667-8.
Of Derbyshire. Matric. 1668; B.A. 1671-2; M.A. i675-
Incorp. at Oxford, 1675. Signed for deacon's orders (London)
May 30, 1672. V. of St Mary, Bedford, i675- R- of Cranford
St John, Northants., 1681. Married Susanna Perritt, of
St Mary's, Bedford, May 28, 1675. Buried there, July 27,
1681. {Al. Oxon.)
STOKES, CHARLES. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Peterhouse,
Dec. 13, 1722. Of Leicestershire. School, Melton Mowbray.
Matric. 1723; Scholar, 1725; B.A. 1726-7. Ord. deacon
(Lincohi) May 28, 1727. R. of Knaptoft, Leics., 1737- Died
Mar. 1776. Buried in St John's Church, Stamford. Probably
brotherof John (1724-5) and Nicholas (1730). {T. A . Walker;
Nichols, IV. 222.)
STOKES, DAVID. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1611;
Scholar from Westminster. Of Lincolnshire. B.A. 1614-5;
M.A. from Peterhouse, 1618; D.D. 1630. Fellow of Peter-
house, 1618-24. Fellow of Eton College, 1624. Incorp. at
Oxford, 1645. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Mar. 17; priest.
Mar. 18, 1621-2. R. of Brinklow, Warws., 1625. Canon
of Windsor, 1628-43, 1660-9. Precentor of Chichester,
1629-31. R. of Binfield, Berks., 1631. R. of Everdon,
Northants., 1638. V. of Urchfont, Wilts., 1644. Dispossessed
during the rebellion, but restored, 1660. Author, theological.
Died May 10, 1669, aged 78. Buried in St George's Chapel,
Windsor. Will, P.C.C. Father of Richard (1649) and Charles
(1661). {Al. Oxon.; Walker, Sufferings; D.N.B.)
STOKES, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1576.
B. at Ab-Kettleby, Leics., 1562. B.A. 1580-1. Ord. deacon
and priest (Peterb.) Apr. 30, 1587. V. of Baston, Lines.,
1602. Will (Lincoln) 1638.
STOAKES, EDWARD. Adm. sizar at Pembroke, June 13,
1657, from Oxford. S. of Anthony, blacksmith. B. at Melton
Mowbray, Leics. Matric. (Pembroke College, Oxford) Apr. i,
1656. Migrated to Cambridge. Matric. 1657. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) Feb. 22, 1661-2; 'literate'; priest, Sept. 2, 1662.
Probably R. of Ruskington, Lines., 1668. Brother of Henry
(1638).
STOKES, EDWARD. Adm. sizar at Clare, July 9, 1689. Of
Thorpe Arnold, Leics. Matric. 1690; B.A. 1693-4; M.A.
Stokes, John
1697. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 19, 1697; priest (London)
Mar. 9, 1698-9. Chaplain to the Earl of Stamford. R. of
Willoughby Waterless, Leics., 1710. R. of Blaby, 1711-24.
Died 1724, aged 52. Perhaps brother of Benjamin (1701).
Father of the next. {Nichols, in. 53.)
STOKES, EDWARD. Adm. sizar at Clare, Nov. 27, 1723.
S. of Edward (above). B. Feb. 18, 1706, at Bradgate, Leics.
Lost his sight through an accident at school, in 1714. R. of
Wymondham, Leics., 1737-48. R. of Blaby, 1748-98. Died
Mar. 20, 1798. {Nichols, in. 53.)
STOKES, GEORGE. M.A. from St John's, 1680. S. of Anthony,
of Rocke, Pembroke, clerk. Matric. (Jesus College, Oxford)
Dec. 12, 1661, age 18; B.A. (Oxford) 1665. Ord. deacon
(Gloucester) Apr. 2, 1665; priest (Oxford) Mar. 11, 1665-6.
V. of Stanmer with Falmer, Sussex, 1670-1724. R. of
Ovingdean, 1680-1724. R. of Playden, 1705-14. Chaplain
to Lord Howard of Escrick. Buried Mar. 9, 1723-4- (•^^•
Oxon.; W. C. Renshaw.)
STOKES, GILBERT. M.A. 1620 (Incorp. from Oxford). Of
Devon, gent. Matric. (Hart Hall, Oxford) Nov. 22, 1605,
age 19; B.A. (Oxford) 1608; M.A. 1611. Created B.D.
(Oxford) 1646. Chaplain to Wadham College, Oxford, 1613.
R. of Chilton Cantelo, Somerset, 1645. Died Oct. 16, 1654,
aged 71. Buried in Wadham College Chapel. Will (Oxford)
1654. {Al. Oxon.)
STOKES, HENRY. Adm. sizar (age 16, sic) at Pembroke, Dec. 15,
1638. S. of Anthony, blacksmith. Bapt. Oct. 10, 1619, at
Melton Mowbray, Leics. Matric. 1639; B.A. 1642-3. Master
of Melton School, c. 1647-50, and again, 1663-73. Master
of Grantham School, Lines., 1650-63. Buried at Melton,
May 6, 1673. Brother of Edward (1657) and father of
Samuel (1671). {Cambridge Aniiq. Comm., 1862, 161.)
STOKES or STOCK, JOHN. D.D. Dominican friar. Of Suffolk.
Fl. c. 1374- {Pits, 514.)
STOKES, JOHN. LL.D. Principal of St Edmund's Hospital;
license for Chapel, Jan. 18, 1405-6. Chancellor of Ely
diocese. Preb. of St Paul's, 1431-40. Preb. of St Stephen's,
Westminster, 1441. R. of Stow and Quy, Cambs., 1444-52.
Archdeacon of Ely, 1445-66. Vicar-General, 1445. V. of
Tring, Herts. Preb. of Hereford, 1446-66. Precentor of
Salisbury, 1457-66. Died 1466. (Bentham, Ely.)
STOKES, JOHN. D.D. 1501-2. Augustinian friar. Incorp. at
Oxford, 1512. Provincial of his order, and Prior of the house
at Cambridge, 1521. Prior at Norwich. Afterwards resided
at Clare, Suffolk; petitions, 1536, for release from imprison-
ment for preaching in Suffolk. One of these names R. of
Draughton, Northants, 1509-27; V. of Gt Doddington,
1509-15; V. of WoUaston, 1515-20; V. of Hardingstone,
1520-7. {Cooper, J. 65; Al. Oxon.)
STOKES, JOHN. B.D. 1517-8. Augustinian friar. D.D, 1522-3.
{Cooper, I. 28, identifies him with John Stoke, Benedictine
Abbot of Colchester, 1517-23.)
STOKES, JOHN. Scholar of Queens', 1538-41. School, King's,
Canterbury. B.A. 1540-r; M.A. 1544; B.D. 1549; D.D. 1564.
Fellow of Queens', 1543-60. One of the original fellows of
Trinity, 1546. University chaplain, 1556-68. University
librarian, 1556-68. President of Queens', 1560-8. Vice-
Chancellor, 1565-6. Archdeacon of York, 1560-8. Preb. of
Southwell, 1564-8. V. of Mexborough, Yorks. Died Apr. 29,
1568. Buried in the CoUege Chapel. M.I. WiU (V.C.C.) 1568.
Benefactor to Queens' College. {Cooper, i. 252; Stokes,
Chaplains, 19.)
STOKES, JOHN. LL.B. 1543-4. R- of Downham, Norfolk,
1558-87. Buried there Oct. 15, 1587. {Blomefield, vn. 343.)
STOKES, JOHN. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1544.
S. of Robert, of Eton. Matric. 1544; B.A. 1548-9; M.A. 1554.
Fellow, 1547-50. PubUc orator, 1557-9. Afterwards of
Clare Hall; licensed to practise medicine, 1558. Died July 17,
1559. M.I. in King's College Chapel. WiU (V.C.C.) 1559-
Brotherof Matthew (1531). {Cooper, i. 197.)
STOKES, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Jesus, c. 1590; B.A.
(? 1602-3); M.A. i6o6. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Aug. 5, 1597;
priest. Mar. 20, 1602-3. Perhaps V. of Bromham, Beds.,
1609-33, and V. of Biddenham, 1614.
STOKES, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Sidney, Jan. 1626-7.
S. of John, gent., deceased. B. at Ewell, East Kent. Schools,
Canterbury and Bury St Edmunds. Matric. 1626-7; B.A.
1630-1; M.A. 1634. Ord. deacon (London) June 18, 1664;
signed for priest's orders, Sept. 18, 1669. R. of Brook, Kent,
1669-72. Died 1672. {Vis. of Kent, 1619.)
STOKES, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Clare, Mar. 10, 1724-5. Of
Leicestershire. B. at Melton Mowbray. School, Grantham.
Matric. 1724-5. Migrated to Peterhouse as pens. May 13,
1727, age 20; Scholar, 1727; B.A. 1728-9. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) Sept. 21, 1729; priest, Sept. 19, i73i- Probably
brother of Charles (1722) and of Nicholas (1730). (One of
these names, a clergyman, buried at Grantham, Lines., 1734.)
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STOKES, MATTHEW. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1531- S. of Robert, of Eton. B. there, 1514- B.A. 1535-6;
M.A. 1539. Fellow, 1534-48. Esquire Bedell, 1557-85-
Registrary, 1558-91. Steward to William, Lord Paget.
A notary public. Benefactor by foundation of almshouses
in Cambridge, and in other ways. Died Nov. 16, 1591. Will,
P.C.C. Brother of John (1544) and probably father of the
next. {Cooper, 11. 109; Stokes, Bedells; Vis. of Cambs.)
STOKYS, MATTHEW. Matric. sizar from Clare, Michs. 1569.
Probably s. of Matthew (above), Esquire Bedell.
STOKES, MATTHEW. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Apr. 19,
1585. S. of Thomas, of Norwich (Sherifif, 1570). Bapt. Oct.
9, 1569, at St Clement's, Norwich. School, Norwich. Matric.
1585; Scholar, 1585-92; B.A. 1588-9; M.A. 1592. Fellow,
1592-1635. Dean, 1600-3. Taxor, 1605. Withdrew to Coton,
1630, 'when the towne of Cambridge was visited with the
plague of pestilence.' Died May 25, 1635. Will proved
(V.C.C.) June 13, 1635. Benefactor by foundation of scholar-
ships. {Venn, i. 124.)
STOKES, NATHANIEL. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1666 (probably adm. sizar at Jesus, Feb. 2r, 1666-7; of
Berkshire). Doubtless s. of Alexander, R. of Arborfield,
Berks. B. there. Matric. Lent, 1667; B.A. 1670-1. FeOow
of King's, 1670. Died in College, of small-pox. Brother of
Alexander (1673). {Harwood.)
STOKES, NICHOLAS. Matric. sizar from Nicholas Hostel,
Michs. 1544; LL.B. 1545-6. One of these names V. of St
Sepulchre's, Cambridge, 1539; there in 1543.
STOKES, NICHOLAS. Adm. pens, (age 22) at Peterhouse,
July 10, 1730. Of Leicestershire. School, Melton Mowbray.
Scholar, 1730-1. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 24, 1732;
priest, Dec. 23, 1733. C. of Sproxton, Leics., B.A. Died
[c. 1784], aged 70. M.I. at Sproxton. Probably brother of
Charles (1722), etc. {Nichols, 11. 330.)
STOKES, PHILIP. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter, 1605.
Of Bedfordshire. B.A. 1608-9; M.A. 1613. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) Sept. 23, i6io; priest, Feb. i, 1613-4. C. of
Chetwood, Bucks., 1613. Buried at Litlington, Beds., 1658.
(W. M. Noble.)
STOKES, RICHARD. B.Can.L. 1480-r.
STOKES, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs. 1613.
Of Norfolk. Perhaps s. of Richard, Archdeacon of Norfolk.
B.A. 1617-8; M.A. 1621. Possibly adm. at Gray's Inn, Apr.
28, 1619.
STOKES, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Pembroke, Mar.
23, 1637-8. S. of Thomas (? i6o8), of Heigham, Norfolk.
Matric. 1638; B.A. 1641-2.
STOKES, RICHARD. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1649. S. of David (1611), D.D., Fellow of Eton, and grandson
of Bishop Montagu (1594). B. at Aldingboume, Sussex, 1634.
Matric. Michs. 1650; B.A. 1654; M.A. 1658; M.L. 1658; M.D.
1663 (Lit. Reg.). Fellow, 1653-7. Brother of Charles (i66i).
{Harwood.)
STOKES, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Trinity, June 5,
1685. S. of Thomas. B. in London. School, Felsted. Matric.
1685; Scholar, 1687; B.A. 1688-9; M.A. 1692. Fellow, 1691.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1707. Ord. deacon (London) May 20,
1695 ; priest (Lincoln) Sept. ig, 1697. R. of Wyddial, Herts.,
1712-8. R. of Bennington, 1718-36. Died Oct. 8, 1736.
M.I. at Bennington.
STOKES, ROBERT. Scholar of Queens', 1529. Probably of
Hanley, Worcs. B.A. 1530-1; M.A. 1534; B.D. 1544. Fellow
of Queens', 1531-51. Proctor, 1536-7. V. of Hackney,
Middlesex, 1549-70. R. of Woodford, Essex, 1555. Died
Mar. 25, 1570. M.I. at Hackney. Will, Cons. C. London.
Perhaps father of Robert (1570). {Cooper, i. 283.)
STOKES, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Easter, 1566.
STOKES, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1570.
Perhaps s. of Robert (1529). Incorp. at Oxford, 1574.
B.A. 1574-5; M.A. 1578. Puritan associate of Barrow and
Greenwood. Indicted with them, but his life was spared.
Perhaps of St Albans, Herts. Buried there Aug. 5, 1578.
WiU (P.C.C.) 1578; of St Albans; M.A. {Cooper, 11. 166;
J. Ch. Smith.)
STOAKES, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at Queens', June 7, 1730.
Of Bedfordshire. Matric. 1730; B.A. 1733-4. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) Dec. 21, 1735; priest, June 17, 1739.
STOKES, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Pembroke, Apr. 19,
1671. S. of Henry (1638), of Grantham, Lines. Matric. 1674;
B.A. 1674-5; M.A. 1678.
STOKES, THOMAS. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1447;
M.-A. Ord. acolyte (Ely) Dec. 18, 1456; sub-deacon, Mar. 12,
1456-7; deacon, Apr. 16, 1457. Of Warmington, Northants.
Perhaps brother of William (1444).
Stone, Bartholomew
STOKES or STOCKS, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Queens', Easter,
1608; B.A. 1611-2; M.A. 1615. R.of Carleton Rode, Norfolk,
1619-44, 'LL.B.' R. of Newton Flotman, 1626. R. of
Heigham, 1630-44, ejected. Probably father of Richard
(1637-8).
STOKES, THOMAS. M.A. 1617-8 (Incorp. from Oxford). Of
Devon, cler. fit. Matric. (Broadgate Hall, Oxford) Apr. 27,
1604, age 18; B.A. (Exeter College, Oxford) 1607; M.A.
(Gloucester Hall, Oxford) 1610. R. of Willand, Devon, 1618.
V. of Aylesbeare, 1623. Will (Exeter) 1629.
STOKES, W. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1567.
STOKE or STOKKE, WILLIAM. Adm. at King's, a scholar
from Eton, 1444. B. at Warmington, Northants. Elected
to King's, 1445, age 19. Afterwards in the army. Perhaps
brother of Thomas (1447).
STOKES, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 27, 1599.
STOKES, . B.D. 1479-80. A friar. D.D. 1481.
STOKES, . B.D. 1482-3. A friar.
STOKES, . B.A. 1489-90; M.A. 1493.
STOKES, . M.A. 1496-7.
STOKYS, . Adm. Fell.-Com. at Corpus Christi, 1560.
STOKOE, ALEXANDER. Matric. sizar from Christ's, July,
1719. Doubtless s. of Francis, of Lough. Bapt. July 6, 1704,
at Haydon Bridge. Scholar, 1720-6. Master of Hexham
School, 1723-30. P.C. of St John Lee, near Hexham, 1734.
Married (1) Isabel Surtees; (2) Thomasine Wilkinson, widow,
June 2, 1756, at St John's, Newcastle. Buried Feb. 22, 1766,
at St John Lee. {Peile, 11. 195; H. M. Wood.)
STOLES, ROGER DE. Studied at Cambridge. Clerk, of Lich-
field diocese. (Cal. of Papal Letters, 1398.)
STOLYE(?), CHALICE. Matric. sizar from St John's, Lent,
1618-9.
STONA, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Magdalene, Oct. 12,
1715. S. of Thomas. B. at Whittlesey, Isle of Ely. School,
Wisbech. Matric. 1716; B.A. 1719-20. Fellow, 1720. R. of
Clench Warton, Norfolk, c. 1743. Father of Thomas (1744).
STONA, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Magdalene, May 29,
1710. S. of George, farmer, deceased. B. at Whittlesey,
Isle of Ely. School, Whittlesey (private). Matric. 1710-1;
B.A. 1714-5. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) May 26; priest, Sept. 22,
1716. C. of St John's, Peterborough, 1716.
STONA, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Emmanuel, Aug. 22,
1744. Of Clenchwarton, Norfolk. S. of Robert (1715), clerk.
School, Lynn. Matric. 1745; B.A. 1749-50; M.A. 1758. Ord.
deacon (Peterb.) June 2, 1751. R. of Warboys, Hunts.,
1772-92. Died Sept. 1792. Will, P.C.C. (G. Mag.)
STONARD or STONER, CLEMENT. Adm. pens, at Trinity,
Sept. 10, 1670; M.A. 1675 (Lit. Reg.).
STONARD, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Christ's, Sept.
28, 1637. S. of Francis (next). B. at Stapleford Abbotts,
Essex. Matric. 1637-8. Probably died before 1664. (Peile,
1. 450; Morant, i. 178.)
STONERD or STONER, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from Christ's,
Easter, 1606. Probably s. and h. of Clement, of Stapleford
Abbotts, Essex. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Aug. 6, 1608. Of
Stapleford Abbotts in 1634. Married Jane, dau. of Edward
Bacon, of Shrubland, Suffolk. Father of Edward (above).
(Vis. of Essex, 1634.)
STONNARD, THOMAS. Resident pens, at Jesus, 1569-70.
B. at Masebury, Essex. Ord. deacon (London) Dec. 20, 1571 ;
'aged 26; student of Jesus College.' V. of Gt Maplestead,
Essex, 1571-3.
STONNARD or STONER, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity,
Easter, 1586; B.A. 1592-3.
STONDON, NICHOLAS. Student of Trinity. Ord. deacon
(London) Aug. 24, 1563, age 22.
STONDON, . B.Civ.L. or B.Can.L. 1490-1. R. of Toft,
Cambs., 1487. V. of Gamlingay, 1487.
STONE, ANDREW. M.A. 1749 (Incorp. from Christ Church,
Oxford). Matric. there, June 6, 1722, age 19. S. of Andrew,
goldsmith, of Lombard Street, London. Bapt. Feb. 1702-3,
at St Mary Woolnoth. B.A. (Oxford) 1726; M.A. 1728.
, Undersecretary of State (South), 1734-48; (North), 1748-9.
M. P. for Hastings, 1741-61. Registrarof Chancery, Jamaica,
1747. A Lord of Trade, 1749-61. Sub-Governor to Prince
George, 1751; treasurer to Queen Caroline, 1761. Died Dec.
X9. 1773- (-41. Oxon.; G. Mag.)
STONE, BARTHOLOMEW. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Caius,
Nov. 18, 1684. S. of Bartholomew, gent., of Wicklewood,
Norfolk. B. at Hardingham. Schools, Hingham and
Wymondham. Matric. 1685.
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STONE, BENJAMIN. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Lent,
1597-8. Of Norfolk. B.A. 1602-3; M.A. 1606; (D.D. 1660,
according to Masters). Fellow, 1605-13. Incorp. at Oxford,
1606. R. of St Mary Abchurch, 1613-43 and 1660-2. V. of
Leyton, Essex, 1624-8. R. of St Clement's, Eastcheap,
1637-43; sequestered; reinstated, 1660-5. Preb. of St Paul's,
1639-42, ejected. Chaplain to Bishop Juxon; ejected from
his preferments, 1643, and sent prisoner to Plymouth, by sea.
Reinstated, 1660. Died Nov. 6, 1666. (Al.Oxon.; Walker,
Sufferings, 53; A. B. Beaven.)
STONE, BENJAMIN. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1662. Of Suffolk.
Matric. 1662.
STONE, CHARLES. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, c. 1597-
Of Kent. B.A. 1600-1. Perhaps C. of Wittersham, Kent, in
1612.
STONE, HENRY MYNN. Adm. pens, at Caius, 1695. S. of
Henry, attorney, of Woodton, Norfolk. Scholar, 1695-6.
STONE, JAMES. B.A. from Corpus Christi, 1606-7. Ord.
deacon (London) Mar. 1, 1606-7; 'of Trinity College.' Perhaps
R. of Shelley, Essex, tiU 1621. Will (Cons. C. London) 1621.
STONE, JAMES. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Sidney, July 4. 1670.
S. of Thomas, carpenter. B. at Sheffield. School, Sheffield
(Mr Balgway). Matric. 1670.
STONE, JOHN. Warden of King's Hall, 1413-5- King's
secretary. Archdeacon of Norfolk. One of these names
Archdeacon of Northampton, 1414-9; Preb. of Lichfield,
1414; Dean of St Martin-le-Grand, London, 1414-9-
STONE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Lent, 1557-8-
STONE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from King's, Michs. 1584-
Probably 2nd s. of William, of Segenhoe, Beds. Adm. at the
Inner Temple, 1585. Barrister, 1595. Bencher, 1611.
Serjeant-at-law, 1640. Purchased Risden, Herts. Author,
Reading upon the Statute of Bankrupts. Died Aug. 6, 1640.
WiU, P.C.C. Probably brother of Richard (i575)- (Inner
Temple; Vis. of Beds.)
STONE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1621.
STONE, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 29, 1622.
Matric. 1622. One of these names, 's. of William, of London,'
adm. at the Inner Temple, 1623.
STONE, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Queens', Apr. 1630. Of London.
Matric. 1631; B.A. 1633; M.A. 1637.
STONE, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Sidney, Feb. 15, 1630-1.
S. of Timothy, of Sevenoaks, Kent. School, Sevenoaks
(Mr Fowler). Matric. 1631; B.A. 1634-5; M.A. 1638.
STONE, JOHN. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 16) at Christ's, Aug. 2,
1643. S. and h. of Sir Richard, Knt. (by his 1st wife Eliza-
beth, dau. of Thomas Bennett, alderman of London). B. at
Stukeley, Hunts. School, Oundle. Matric. 1644- Married
(1) Catherine, dau. of Sir John Carleton, of Brightwell Park,
Oxon.; (2) Frances Glanville, of Broad Hinton, Wilts. Died
1704. Buried at Brightwell. Half-brother of Thomas (1663).
(Peile, I. 486; Cussans, i. 166.)
STONE, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Trinity, July 5, i647- Of
London. School, Westminster. Scholar, 1648; B.A. 1650-1.
STONE, JOHN.- Adm. at Pembroke, 1654, from Harvard
College, New England. S. of Samuel (1620), clerk. B. at
Cambridge, New England, c. 1626. B.A. (Harvard) 1653;
B.A. 1655 (Incorp. from Cambridge, New England); M.A.
1657. Fellow of Pembroke, c. 1655. (J. G. Bartlett.)
STONE, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Queens', Aug. 9, 1670. Of
Bedfordshire. B. at Steppingley. Colleger at Eton, 1663-9.
Matric. 1671; B.A. 1674-5; M.A. 1678. Fellow. Chaplain
to the Duke of St Albans. V. of Layston, Herts., 1681-1703.
R. of Lilley, 1 684-1 706. R. of Houghton Conquest, Beds.,
1703. Died 1706. (T C. Dale.)
STONE, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Caius, Apr. 20, 1710.
S. of Thomas, grocer, of Norwich. B. there. School, Irstead
(private). Matric. 1710; Scholar, 1710; B.A. 1713-4; M.A.
1717. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Feb. 21, 1713-4; priest, Dec.
11, 1715; 'C. of St Nicholas, Yarmouth.' V. of Langham,
Norfolk, 1722-7. R. of Tattersett with Tatterford, 1727-57.
Buried at Tatterford, Nov. 7, 1757- (Venn, i. 522.)
STONE, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Jesus, July 9, 1736. Of Sussex.
Matric. 1736; B.A. 1739-40. Ord. priest (Norwich, Litt. dim.
from Chichester) Mar. 1749-50. Probably V. of HeUingly,
Sussex, 1754-60.
STONE, JOHN. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 17) at Pembroke, June
lo, 1738. S. of James, of Bradbury, Durham, Esq. Matric.
1738. Adm. at the Middle Temple, Feb. 21, 1737-
STONE, JOHN MAXWELL. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Oct. 28, 1751-
STONE, MICHAEL. B.A. from Christ's, 1613-4. Possibly s. of
Christopher, of Bath; age 11 in 1605. School, Winchester.
Adm. at the Middle Temple, Aug. 12, 1614. Perhaps V. of
Brenzett, Kent, 1623; 'B.A.' Will (Canterbury) 1646.
{Peile, I. 282.)
Stone, Thomas
STONE,RICHARD.Matric.sizarfromTRiNiTY,Easter,i57o;B.A.
1573-4; M.A. 1577. Ord. priest (Lincoln) Oct. 6, 1580. R. of
Bramfield, Herts., 1580. R. of Digswell, till 1592. Died 1592.
STONE, RICHARD. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 15) at Caius, Apr. 16,
1575. S. and h. of William, citizen of London, and of Segen-
hoe, Beds. School, Saffron Walden, Essex. Matric. 1575-
Adm. at the Inner Temple, Apr. 16, 1578, from Clifford's
Inn. SucceededhisfatheratSegenhoe, Beds., 1593. Married
KatherineCobb, of Adderbury, Oxon.,Nov. 10, 1611. Buried
at Ridgmont. Admon. (P.C.C.) Nov. 23, 1611. Doubtless
father of the next and brother of John (1584). (Beds., N.
and Q., 11. 33; Vis. of Beds.; Vict. Hist. Beds., in. 322.)
STONE, RICHARD. Matric. FeU.-Com. from St John's, Michs.
1614. Doubtless s. and h. of Richard (above). Bapt. Apr. 27,
1598, at Ridgmont, Beds. Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1614;
of Segenhoe, Ridgmont, Beds. Married Dorothy, dau. of Sir
Thomas Cheney, of Sundon, Beds., Knt., Aug. 11, 1625.
Living, 1634. (One of these names s. and h. of John (? 1584) ;
adm. at the Inner Temple, 1612-3; of Stukeley, Hunts., Knt.
Diedi66i. Hewasfatherof John(i643)andThomas (1663).)
(Beds., N. and Q., 11. 32; Cussans, 1. 57; Geneal. Bedford.)
STONE, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, Sept. 18,
1634; afterwards Fell.-Com. S. of John, merchant, of St
Dunstan's East by the Tower. B. there. School, Brentwood,
Essex (Mr Cartwright). Matric. 1634. Adm. at Gray's Inn,
May 19, 1637.
STONE, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Queens', May 30, 1687.
Of Hertfordshire. B. at Pirton, 1673- Colleger at Eton,
1682-5. Matric. 1687.
STONE, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1575; B.A. 1578-9; M.A. 1582. One of these names Master
of Faversham School, Kent, till 1604. Will, 1604. (Hasted-,
II. 718.)
STONE, ROBERT. M.A. 1635-6 (Lit. Reg.). One of these names
adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Aug. 4, 1635.
STONE, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1649. Of Norfolk. Perhaps s. of Robert, of Wymondham,
Norfolk, and of Burgh-le-Marsh, Lines. Married Elizabeth,
dau. of George Christopher, of Heckington, 1663. Buried at
Burgh, July 7, 1729, aged 94. (Lines. Pedigrees.)
STONE, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at Corpus Christi, 1671- Of
Norwich. Matric. 1671; B.A. 1674-5; M.A. 1678. Incorp.
at Oxford, 1680. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Sept. 1675; pnest,
Sept. 1677. R. of Irstead, Norfolk, 1680.
STONE, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at Corpus Christi, 1691. Of
Norfolk. Matric. Easter, 1692; B.A. 1695-6. Buried at
St Benet's, Cambridge, Feb. 15, 1695-6.
STONE, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, Oct. 31,
1700. S. of Robert. B. at Wymondham, Norfolk. School,
Wymondham (Mr Clark). Matric. 1700; B.A. 1706-7. Ord.
deacon (Ely) Dec. 22, 1706; priest (Norwich) May 8, 1709.
R. of Bittering, Norfolk, 1709-11. R. of Little Brandon,
1710. R. of Hackford, 1710.
STONE, SAMUEL. Matric. sizar from Emmanuel, Easter, 1620.
Of Hertfordshire. S. of John. Bapt. at Hertford, July 30,
1602. School, Hertford. B.A. 1623-4; M.A. 1627. Ord.
deacon (Peterb.) July 7; priest, July 8, 1626. C. at Stisted,
Essex, 1627-30; suspended for non-conformity. Lecturer
at Towcester, 1630. Went with the Rev. Thomas Hooker
and his party to New England, 1633. Settled at Cambridge,
Mass., 1633-6. Afterwards emigrated to the Connecticut
valley with Mr Hooker and founded the settlement of
Hartford. Teacher of the Hartford Church, 1636. Chaplain
in Major John Mason's expedition against the Pequot
Indians, 1637. On the death of Mr Hooker continued alone
in the charge of the Hartford Church as teacher, 1647-63.
Author, theological. Died at Hartford, July 20, 1663.
Father of John (1654)- (J- G- Bartlett; D.N.B.)
STONE, SAMUEL. B.A. from St Catharine's, 1629-30; M.A.
1633-
STONE, SAMUEL. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Michs.
1656. Of Derbyshire. B.A. 1659; M.A. 1663. One of these
names R. of Berwick St Leonard's, Wilts., 1661.
STONE, THOMAS. M.A. 1581 (Incorp. from Oxford). B.A.
(Christ Church, Oxford) 1571-2 ; M.A. 1575- Proctor (Oxford)
1580. PerhapsR.ofAcle, Norfolk, 1583. One of these names
R. of East Dereham, 1597-
STONE, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1659. Of Norfolk. B.A. 1662-3; M.A. 1667.
STONE, THOMAS. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 16) at Magdalene,
Dec. 9, 1663. S. of Sir Richard, of Gt Stukeley, Hunts., Knt.
(by his 2nd wife Elizabeth, dau. of Richard Gery, of Bush-
mead, Beds., Esq.). School, Bishop's Stortford. Matric.
1663. Inherited Julians, in Rushden, Herts. Married
Penelope, dau. of Stephen Soame, of Thurlow, Suffolk.
Died Nov. 1696, s.p.m. Half-brother of John (1643).
(Cussans, i. 166; Victoria Hist. Herts., iii. 267.)
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STONE, WILLIAM. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1566. B. at
Holme, Norfolk, c. 1545. B.A. (?); M.A. 1569. Fellow, 1569.
Ord. priest (Sufi. Dover) Feb. 5, 1574-5. R. of Radwell,
Herts., 1575-82. V. of Aspley Guise, Beds., 1582-98. R. of
Wavendon, Bucks., 1598-1608. Will (P.C.C.) 1617.
STONE, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs. 1567;
B.A. from Queens', 1571-2; M.A. 1575; B.D. 1582; D.D.
1589- Fellow of Queens', 1572-85. Taxor, 1581-2. R. of
Chelmsford, Essex, 1583-6. R. of Little Thurrock, 1586.
Archdeacon and preb. of Chichester, 1586-96. Will (P.C.C.)
1597- (One of these names R. of Marsham, Norfolk, 1576-7,
and R. of Ashill, 1583.) (Peile, i. 102.)
STONE, WILLIAM. LL.B. 1640 (Incorp. from Oxford). S. of
John, of Hampstead, Herts., pleb. Matric. (Trinity College,
Oxford) Oct. 10, 1623, age 17; B.A. (Magdalen College,
Oxford) 1626; B.C.L. (St Edmund HaU, Oxford) 1633.
Principal, New Inn HaU, 1663-84. Perhaps R. of Shadox-
hurst, Kent, 1626. R. of Chelmondiston, Sufiolk, 1631.
(Al. Oxon.)
STONE, WILLIAM. B.A. from Emmanuel, 1649-50; M.A. 1653.
STONE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Queens', June 13, 1665.
STONE or STOWNE, . B.A. 1517-8.
STONE, . Adm. Fell. -Com. at Emmanuel, Lent, 1623-4.
STONE, . Adm. pens, at Trinity Hall, June 29, 1745;
Scholar, 1746; off, 1747.
STONEHEWER, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity,
May 3r, 1711. S. of Richard, of Durham. School, West-
minster. Matric. 1711; Scholar, 1712; B.A. 1714-5; M.A.
1718; LL.D. 1728 (Com. Reg.). R. of Washington, Durham,
1719-22. R. of Houghton-le-Spring, 1727-69. Married
(1) Ann Hendry, at Washington, Aug. 13, 1719; (2) Margery,
dau. of John Hall, of Durham. Buried Oct. 26, 1769. Father
of the next. (Al. Westmon., 256; H. M. Wood.)
STONHEWER, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity,
Nov. 4, 1745. S. of Richard (above), R. of Houghton-le-
Spring, Durham. Bapt. there, June 12, 1728. School,
Houghton. Matric. 1745-6; Scholar, 1747; B.A. 1749-50;
M.A. from Peterhouse, 1753. Fellow of Peterhouse, 1751.
Under Secretary of State (North), 1765-6; (South), 1766.
Auditor of Excise, 1772-89. F.S.A., 1787. A friend of the
poet Gray. Died Jan. 30, 1809. Bequeathed to Pembroke
Gray's Commonplace book and holograph; copies of most
of his poems. (D.N.B.; A. B. Beaven.)
STONEHOUSE, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Pembroke,
Michs. 1567. S. of George, of Bersted, Kent, Esq., clerk of
the Green Cloth to Queen Elizabeth. B.A. 1571-2. Migrated
to Caius, June i, 1572, age 22. Probably brother of the next.
(Venn, i. 70.)
STONEHOUSE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Michs.
1567. Probablys.of George, of Bersted, Kent. B.A. 1571-2.
Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Dec. 13, 1574; late of Clifford's Inn.
Probably brother of Edward (above).
STONEHOUSE, WALTER. M.A. 1621 (Incorp. from Oxford).
Scholar of Wadham College, Oxford, 1613-7; subscribed
(Oxford) June 3, 1614; B.A. (Oxford) 1616-7; M.A. (Mag-
dalen College, Oxford) 1619; B.D. 1629. R. of Darfield,
Yorks., 1631-60. (Al. Oxon.)
STONELY, JAMES. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs. 1567.
STONER, see STONA and STONARD.
STONES, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1602; B.A. 1606-7.
STONES, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's,
May 23, 1629. S. of John. B. at York. School, York.
Migrated to Trinity, 1631. Matric. 1631; B.A. 1633-4;
M.A. 1637; D.D. 1661 (Lit. Reg.). Ord. priest, 1637. R. of
Dalby, Yorks., 1640-66. R. of Sigston, 1660-9. Preb. and
Chancellor of York, 1660-86. R. of Scrayingham, 1660. R.
of Beeford, 1669. Died Nov. 26, 1686. (Peile, 1. 400.)
STONES, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Trinity, Sept. 21, 1657. Matric.
1661; B.A. 1661-2; M.A. 1665. Perhaps R. of Barnardiston,
Suffolk, 1678.
STONES, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, May 11, 1699.
S. of Richard (next), clerk, deceased. Bapt. Feb. 10, x68o-i,
at Bebington, Cheshire. School, Manchester (Mr Barrow).
Matric. 1699; B.A. 1702-3; M.A. 1711. Ord. deacon (Ely)
Sept. 23, 1705. C. of St Mary, Chester, 1708. Married there,
Oct. 27, 1709, to Margaret Heele. Cheshire antiquary. Died
Feb. 23, 1735-6. Buried in Chester Cathedral.
STONES, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from St Catharine's, Easter,
1655. Of Lancashire. B.A. 1658-9; M.A. 1662. R. of
Bebington, Cheshire, 1662-88. Buried there Oct. 12, 1688.
Father of John (above). (E. Axon.)
STONES or STONE, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Trinity,
Easter, 1636; B.A. 1639-40. Perhaps M.A. from St John's,
1662. Possibly incorp. at Oxford, 1669, as 'Robert Stone,
Stonham, Ralph de
of Trinity Hall." One of these names, 'B.A.,' ord. priest
(Lincoln) June 29, 1661. Perhaps R. of Carsington, Derbs.,
1662.
STONES, W. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1561.
STONES, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Jesus, July 13,
1674. Of Lancashire. Doubtless s. of Adam, of Bolton,
Lanes. Matric. 1674. Matric. (Corpus Christi College,
Oxford) Sept. 12, 1676, age 20. One of these names C. of
Darwen and Tockholes, Blackburn, 1688-1720. Died 1720.
(A I. Oxon.; A. Gray.)
STONES, . B.D. 1463-4.
STONESTRATTorSTANSTREAT, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 16)
at Pembroke, May 31, 1619. S. of Henry, of Lewes, Sussex,
mercer. Matric. 1619; Scholar, 1621; B.A. 1622-3; M.A.
1626. Doubtless R. of South Heighton, Sussex, 1627-40.
STONESTREET, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity,
June 30, 1687. S. of William, of London. B. 1669. School,
St Paul's. Matric. 1687; Scholar, 1689; B.A. 1690-1; M.A.
1694. Ord. deacon (London) Dec. 24, 1693; priest, Dec. 23,
1694. V. of Eaton Bray, Beds., 1697-1713. V. of Tottemhoe,
Beds., 1706. Chaplain to the Earl of Manchester. Buried
Feb. 14, 1712-3. Brother of the next. (Burke, L.G.)
STONESTREET, NICHOLAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Trinity,
June 24, 1689. S. of William, of London. School, St Paul's.
Brother of Henry (above).
STONESTREET, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Trinity, July 8,
1674. Matric. 1675; Scholar, 1676; B.A. 1677-8; M.A. 1681.
Fellow, i68o. R. of St Stephen Wallbrook, London, 1689-
1716. Lecturer at St Mary-le-Bow, 1699. President of Sion
College, 1710. Preb. of Chichester, 1712-6. Died 1716.
Admon. (P.C.C.) July 24, 1716.
STONEY, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's, Apr. 10,
1746. S. of Thomas, husbandman, of Yorkshire. B. at
Pateley Bridge, Ripon. School, Threshfield (Mr Knowles).
Matric. 1746; B.A. 1749-50. Ord. deacon (Hereford) Mar. 11,
1749-50. One of these names of Trelawny, Jamaica; died
July, 1789. (Scott-Mayor, in; G. Mag.)
STONHAM, ABRAHAM. Adm. pens, (age i6) at Caius, Feb. 14,
1595-6. S. of Richard, of King's Lynn, Norfolk. School,
Norwich. Scholar, 1598-1601. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept.
27, 1612; priest, June 14, 1615. Brother of John (1593).
STONHAM, BENJAMIN. Matric. sizar from St Catharine's,
Michs. 1633; B.A. 1636-7; M.A. 1640. Chaplain to Sir Ant.
Irby in Lincolnshire. R. of Oakley, Suffolk, 1644; there in
1650. Minister in Ipswich; silenced, 1662. Died in London,
Mar. 30, 1676, aged c. 64. Perhaps brother of Samuel
(1629-30). (Calamy, 11. 428.)
STONHAM, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Apr. 23, 1593.
S. of Richard, of Norwich. B. there. Schools, Norwich and
King's Lynn. Matric. c. 1593; Scholar, 1593-1600; B.A.
1596-7; M.A. 1600. Fellow, 1601-7. Incorp. at Oxford, 1603.
Ord. deacon (Suffragan Bishop of Colchester) Sept. 18, 1602;
priest, Sept. 25, 1603. R. of Welboum, Lines., 1606. Will
(Lincoln) 1616. Brother of Abraham (1595-6). (Venn, i.
148.)
STONHAM, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Easter,
1625; B.A. 1628-9; M.A. 1632. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) May
23; priest. May 24, 1630. V. of Naseby, Northants., 1640-61,
resigned. Perhaps afterwards of St Sepulchre, Northampton ;
if so, married there, Oct. 23, 1674, to Sara Stanhust.
STONHAM, MATTHEW. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Nov. 7,
1587. S. of Robert, citizen, of Norwich. B. there. School,
Norwich (Mr Limbert). Scholar, 1587-92; B.A. 1591-2;
M.A. 1595. V. of St Stephen's, Norwich, 1602-37. Chaplain
of St Gregory, Norwich, 1623. Kept a private school at
Norwich for many years. Author, Treatise on the 1st Psalm.
Buried Jan. 10, 1636-7, at St Stephen's, Norwich. Father
of the next and of Nicholas (1617). (Venn, i. 132.)
STONHAM, MATTHEW. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Caius, July 6,
1624. S. of Matthew (above), clerk, of Norwich. School,
Norwich (private, under his father). Matric. 1624; B.A.
1630-1. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Sept. 21, 1628; priest, Dec.
23, 1632. C. of Barford, Norfolk, 1638. V. of St Benedict,
Norwich, 1641-58. V. of Brandeston, Suffolk, 1646. R. of
Swainsthorpe, Norfolk. Died Apr. 17, 1659. Buried at
Swainsthorpe. M.I. Brother of the next. (Venn, i. 267.)
STONHAM, NICHOLAS. Mm. pens, (age 15) at Caius, Apr. 28,
1617. S. of Matthew (1587), minister. School, Norwich,
under his father. Matric. i6i7;Scholar, 1617-9:6. .\. 1620-1.
Ord. priest (Norwich) Mar. 17, 1621-2. R. of St Margaret's,
Norwich, 1623-8. R. of Eyke, Suffolk, 1638-44, sequestered.
Brother of Matthew (above). (Venn, i. 235.)
STONHAM, RALPH DE. 'King's scholar,' 1342. Died May 7,
1349-
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Stonham, Samuel
STONHAM, SAMUEL. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's,
Lent, 1629-30. Of Lincolnshire. B.A. 1633; M.A. 1638.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 21, 1634. R. of Brockdish,
Norfolk, 1648. Perhapsbrotherof Benjamin (1633). {Shaw,
I. 356.)
STONYER, WILLIAM. Adm. at Jesus, Mar. 27, 1658. Of
Cheshire. Matric. 1658; Scholar, 1660.
STONYNG, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1573-
STOODLEY, CHARLES. Adm. sizar at Clare, Apr. 5, 1683.
Of Dorchester. Matric. 1683; B.A. 1686-7. Ord. deacon
(London) Feb. 24, 1688-9.
STOPES, JOHN. B.A. from Pembroke, 1604-5. B. in All
Saints', Dowgate, London. M.A. 1608. Incorp. at Oxford,
1609. Ord. deacon (London) Dec. 17, 1608; priest. Mar. 19,
i6o8-g, age 24. C. of St Mary Magdalen, Old Fish Street.
R. of Crowell, Oxon., 1621. {Al. Oxon.)
STOPFORD, JAMES. Adm. sizar (age 16, sic) at Jesus, May 25,
1688. Of Yorkshire. Probably s. of Joshua, V. of St Martm,
Coney Street, York. Bapt. there, Jan. 12, 1668-9. Matric.
1688; B.A. 1691-2; M.A. 1696. Ord. deacon (York) May 22,
1692; priest. May, 1700. V. of Wadworth, Yorks., 1702-3.
Died unmarried Dec. 2, 1703, aged 35 {sic). Buried at
Doncaster. M.I. {Hutiter, 1. 45.)
STOPFORD, ROBERT. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Trinity, June 25,
1681. Perhaps s. and h. of James (ancestor of the Earl of
Courtown), of Tarah-hill, Meath, Ireland (by his 2nd wife
Mary, dau. of Sir Robert Forth, Knt.). Attainted by King
James's Parliament. Died s.p. Buried at St Audeon's
Church, Dublin. {Lodge, in. 118.)
STORAR, ANTHONY. Matric. sizar from St Catharine's,
Easter, 1544; B.A. 1545-6.
STORER, ARTHUR. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Michs. 1586;
B.A. 1589-90; M.A. 1593. C. of Newcastle Chapel, Stoke-
on-Trent, Staffs., c. 1602. Probably preacher or lecturer at
Stockport, Cheshire, 1596-1630. Died Mar. 28, 1630.
{Wm Salt Arch. Soc, 1915; E. Axon.)
STORER, BENNET. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, Sept. 25,
1744. S. of Francis (1709-10), V. of Stapleford, Leics. Bapt.
there, Nov. 21, 1726. School, Grantham, Lines. Matric. 1744;
Scholar, 1746; B.A. 1748^; M.A. 1763. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) Sept. 24, 1749; priest, Dec. 2, 1750. R. of Harby,
Leics., 1763; D.D. Preb. of Canterbury, 1769-1804. Had
the misfortune to kill a man in self-defence; tried at the
Old Bailey, Jan. 17, 1777, and honourably acquitted. Died
June 9, 1804, aged 78. {Nichols, 11. 213.)
STORER, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, July 7,
1692. S. of Edward, M.B., of Buckminster, Leics. B. there.
School, Oakham, Rutland. Matric. 1692; Scholar, 1695;
B.A. 1695-6; M.A. 1699. Brother of the next and of Thomas
(1700).
STORER, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, Mar. 22,
1709-10. S. of Edward, of Buckminster, Leics. School,
Loughborough (Mr Martin). Matric. 1710; Scholar, 1711;
B.A. 1713-4; M.A. 1717. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Apr. 23;
priest. May 12, 1717. V. of Stapleford, Leics., 1717-45.
R. of Saxby, 1728-45. Brother of Edward (above) and of
Thomas (1700), father of Bennet (1744).
STORER, HENRY. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, July i,
1674. S. of Thomas, brazier, of Melton, Leics. B. there.
School, Melton. Matric. 1674; B.A. 1677-8; M.A. i68r.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Dec. 18, 1681. V. of Frisby, Leics.,
1691-1703 and again, 1703-22. R. of Brooksby, 1698.
STORER, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, May 22, 1633.
B. in Northamptonshire, c. 1611. School, Northampton.
Matric. 1633; B.A. 1636-7; M.A. 1640. EpiscopaUy ordained.
Lecturer at St Giles', Cripplegate, London. R. of Beckenham,
Kent, in 1650. Perhaps R. of St Martin Vintry, 1658. V. of
Stow St Mary, Suffolk, 1660-2, ejected. Afterwards kept
a school at Highgate. Father of the next. {Calamy, 11. 437.)
STORER, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Christ's, July 8, 1668.
S. of John (above). B. at Beckenham, Kent. School,
Beckeniam (private). Adm. at the Middle Temple, Feb. 2,
1671. {Peile, 11. 17.)
STORER, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Trinity, July 9,
1700. S. of Edward, of Buckminster, Leics. School, Oakham
(Mr Love). Matric. 1700; Scholar, 1703; B.A. 1704-5. Ord.
deacon (Ely) Dec. 19, 1708; priest (Lincoln) June 4, 1710.
Brother of Edward (1692) and Francis (1710).
STORAR, . B.A. 1513-4.
STORKE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Peterhouse, Michs. 1580.
STORKE, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1586.
STORKER, ANTHONY. M.A. 1615 (on King's visit).
STAUKAR, . B.A. 1541-2; M.A. 1545. Probably Roland,
C. of Holy Trinity, Cambridge, in 1543.
Story, Edward
STORR, BENJAMIN. B.A. from St John's, 1608-9; M.A. 1612.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 25; priest, Sept. 26, 1614-
Schoolmaster at Alford, Lines., in 1614. R. of Wainfleet
All Saints'. R. of Langton by Partney, 1619. R. of Saus-
thorpe, 1627-41. Licensed (Lincoln) Jan. 21, 1618-9, to
marry Rebecca Clarkson, of Wainfleet St Mary.
STORRE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St John's, c. 1595; B.A.
1599-1600; M.A. 1603. Perhaps R. of New Malton, Yorks.,
1604-6. One of these names R. of Appleton, 1618. Perhaps
father of John (1618).
STOR, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1603; B.A.
1607-8.
STORR, JOHN. Matric.sizarfromCLARE, Easter, 1618. Perhaps
s. of John (1595). B.A. 1621-2, 'Story'; M.A. 1625. Ord.
deacon (York) Mar. 1621-2; priest, Sept. 1622. V. of Helper-
thorpe, Yorks., in 1629. Married Elizabeth Gibson, of
Bugthorpe, in 1629.
STORR, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter, 1625.
STORR or STOR, JOSEPH. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's,
Mar. 13, 1724-5. S. of Joseph, of HUston, Yorks., gent.
B. there. School, Beverley (Mr Tatham). Matnc. 1725-
Migrated to Oxford. Matric. (Queen's College, Oxford)
Feb. 23, 1726-7; B.A. (Oxford) 1728. Adm. at Gray's Inn,
Dec. 4 1724. Ord. deacon (London) Nov. 20, 1730; pnest
{Liu. dim. from York) Dec. 29, i735- R- of Easington, Yorks.,
1736-44. Died Mar. 3, 1744. Buried at Hilston. {Al.Oxon.;
Scott-Mayor, in. 381; Poulson, Holderness, 11. 80.)
STORR, ROGER. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Sidney, May 20, 1670.
S.'of Christopher, woollendraper. B. at Middleton, Yorks.
School, Pickering (Mr Grey). Matric. 1673; B.A. 1673-4.
Ord. deacon (York) June, 1674; priest, Feb. 1675-6. R. of
Nunnington, Yorks., 1678-98. R. of Sutton Derwent, 1698.
Father of William (1700).
STORR or STORLL, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Magdalene,
Easter, 1644; B.A. 1647-8; M.A. 1651.
STORR, WILLIAM. M.A. 1587 {sic) (Incorp. from Oxford).
Of Lincohishire, pleb. Matric. (Corpus Christi College,
Oxford) Nov. 28, 1581, age 17; B.A. 1584; M.A. 1588.
Fellow of Corpus Christi, Oxford. Ord. priest (Lincoln).
Preacher. V. of Market Rasen, Lines., 1597- R- of Ais-
thorpe, 1599-1603. Murdered at Market Rasen, 1613. {Al.
Oxon.)
STORRES, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter,
1607. S. of Henry, of the Storrs, Arkhohne, Lanes. Scholar,
1609-10; B.A. 1610-1; M.A. 1616. One of these names R. of
Hauxwell, Yorks., 1620-40. (W. H. Chippendall.)
STORRE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Jesus, June 24, 1643.
Of Lincolnshire. Matric. 1643.
STOR, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, May 20,
1692. S. of John, husbandman. B. at Hutton Buscel,
Yorks. School, Wykeham Abbey. Matric. 1692; B.A. 1695-
6. Ord. deacon (Y'ork) June, 1698; priest, Sept. 2', 1699.
R. of Worlaby, Lines., 1704-22. R. of Croxton, 1704.
STORE, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Sidney, June 13,
1700. Only s. of Roger (1670), R. of Sutton Derwent, Yorks.
B. at Nunnington, Yorks. School, Beverley (Mr Jos.
Lambert). Matric. 1700; B.A. 1703-4- Ord. deacon (York)
June, 1705; priest, Sept. 22, 1706. One of these names C. of
Ellerton, Yorks.; C. of Catton, and V. of Aughton, c. i745-
Died 1746-7.
STORRS, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Trinity, Apr. 26,
1733. S. of Cordal, of Gainsborough, Lines. School, Gams-
borough (Mr Simpson). Matric. 1733; Scholar, 1735; B.A.
1736-7; M.A. 1740. Ord. deacon (Lincohi) Feb. 26, 1737-8.
R. of Beby, Leics., 1742-67. Died June 11, 1767. aged 52-
Buried at Beeby. M.I. {Nichols, iii. 171.)
STORTHE, W. Matric. pens, from Christ's, May, 1568.
STORWHAT, . B.A. 1483-4-
STOREY, BRIAN. B.A. 1544-5.
STORY, DIXON. Adm sizar (age 17) at St John's, June 30,
1735. 6th s. of Robert, husbandman, of Lincolnshire. B. at
Gautby. School, Lincoki (Mr GoodaU). Matric. i735; B.A.
1738-9. Ord. deacon (Lincohi) Sept. 23, 1739; priest, June
13,1742. C. of Wragby, Lines., 1742. R. of Martin, 1753-4.
V. of Langton-by-Wragby, 1755-69. R. of East Barkwith,
1760-9. {Scott-Mayor, in. 470.)
STORY, EDWARD. D.D. Of Yorkshire. Fellow of Pembroke,
1444. Proctor, 1447. Master of Michaelhouse, 1450. Chan-
ceUor of the University, 1468-69, 1471-2. R. of All Hallows-
the-Great, London, 1460-5. Bishop of Carlisle, 1468-78.
Bishop of Chichester, 1478-1503; founded the Grammar
School there, and built the Cross on the market-place. Died
Jan. 29, 1502-3. Buried in Chichester Cathedral. Will
proved (P.C.C.) Mar. 27, 1503. Benefactor to Pembroke
and Michaelhouse. {Cooper, i. 5; D.N.B.; Loder, 214;
Sussex Arch. Coll., xxix. 17.)
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STORYE, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs. 1368.
STORY, EDWARD. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June 17, 1644-
Perhaps 2nd s. of Thomas, of Chesterton, Cambs., Esq.
Matric. 1644. Probably adm. at Gray's Inn, Mar. 10, 1648-9;
of Barnard's Inn. Perhaps brother of Thomas (1640).
STOREY, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Magdalene,
Feb. 24, 1703-4. S. of Edward, gent., deceased. B. at
Cambridge. School, Histon (private). Matric. 1704; M.B.
1709. Fellow, 1709. Will proved (V.C.C.) 1710.
STORY, FARGUS. Adm. at Christ's, Apr. 3, 1652. Of North-
umberland. Matric. 1652; B.A. 1655. Petitioned the King
for the rectory of Rothbury, Northumberland, Nov. 9, 1660,
but failed to obtain it. Of Beanley, near Alnwick. Died
Feb. 7, 1669-70. {Peile, i. 546; H. M. Wood.)
STORY, GEORGE. Incorp. 1555. Of Durham. FeUow of St
John's, 1554; B.A. (Oxford) 1548; M.A. 1553. Fellow of
Oriel College, Oxford, 1549. R. of Gt Weldon, Northants.,
1553. {Al. Oxon.)
STOREY, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's, Easter,
1629.
STORY, GEORGE. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Peterhouse, June
19, 1699. Of Northumberland. Perhaps s. of John, of
Beanley. If so, bapt. Aug. 9, 1681, at Eglingham. School,
Durham. Matric. 1699; Scholar, 1699; B.A. 1702-3. Ord.
priest (Ely) Apr. 26, 1708. Chaplain to Colonel Alexander
Grant's Regiment of Foot, 1708. Perhaps R. of Higham
Gobion, Beds., 1728, and R, of Lower Gravenhurst, i739-
WiU (P.C.C.) 1765.
STORY, GEORGE. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, Apr. 19,
1725. S. of Anthony, of Bishop Wearmouth, Durham.
Bapt. there, Aug. 19, 1705. School, Kirkleatham, Yorks.
(Mr Clark). Matric. 1725; Scholar, 1726. Probably adm. at
Gray's Inn, Dec. 16, 1725. Buried at Bishop Wearmouth,
Sept. 14, 1728, aged 23. M.I. {Surtees, i. 37 (Ed. 1898).)
STORY, GEORGE. Adm. sizar (age 22) at Christ's, Oct. 5,
1725. S. of Ralph. B. at Abberwick, Northumberland.
Bapt. Mar. i, 1703-4, at Edlingham. M.A. (Edinburgh).
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June 5, 1726; priest. Mar. 5, 1726-7.
V. of Lanercost Priory, near Carlisle, 1746-61. (This agrees
with the Lanercost Par. Reg., but according to Peile he held
the living for 37 years and died in 1765, aged 63; M.I. in
the South wall of the Church.) G. Mag. records the death
of Rev. Mr Storey, minister of Abbey Lanercost, Apr. 1773.
{Peile, II. 211; G. Mag., 1773; T. W. Willis.)
STORY, JOHN. Ord. deacon (London) Apr. 15, 1584; 'aged 26;
late student of Pembroke College.' B. at Havpr, Lines.
C. of Gestingthorpe, Essex. Perhaps his will (Cons. C. London)
1610-1; R. of Yeldham Magna.
STORY, JOHN. B.A. 1596 (Incorp. from Oxford). Of Somerset,
pleb. Matric. (Balliol College, Oxford) Nov. 5, 1590, age 18;
B.A. (Broadgate Hall, Oxford) 1591-2.
STORY, JOHN. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, 1627. Of
LincoUishire.
STORIE, JOHN. M.A. from St John's, 1724. S. of J., of Crow-
marsh, Oxon., clerk. Matric. (St John's College, Oxford)
Mar. 5, 1690-1, age 19; B.A. (Oxford) 1694. Ord. deacon
(Salisbury) May 19, 1695; priest (Chichester) Sept. 20, 1696.
V. of Burpham, Sussex, 1702-56. V. of Poling, 1723-56.
Chaplain to James, Lord SomerviUe. {A I. Oxon.; Scott-
Mayor, III. 366.)
STORY, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Trinity, June i8, 1743.
S. of John, of Whitby, Yorks. School, Beverley (Mr Clark).
Matric. 1743; Scholar, 1746; B.A. 1746-7; M.A. 1762.
Fellow of Magdalene.
STORY, PHILIP. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Apr. 12, 1652.
Of Cambridgeshire. Matric. 1652. Adm. at Gray's Inn,
May 8, 1655, as 's. and h. of Philip, of Chesterton, Cambs.,
Esq.'
STORY, ROBERT. B.D. 1486-7. One of these names V. of
Eastbourne, Sussex, 1490; M.A.; will dated, Mar. 21, 1494;
' to be buried within the chapel of St Margaret and Bartholo-
mew, in the church of Estbome. {Sussex Arch. Coll., xiv.
129; xLii. 105.)
STORY, ROBERT. B.A. 1501-2; studied eight terms at Oxford.
Of Canterbury diocese. M.A. 1506. Ord. deacon (Lincoln)
Feb. 27, 1506-7; 'Fellow of Christ's.'
STOREY, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's, Lent,
1637-8. Of London. Perhaps s. of Robert, of London, cloth-
worker. {Vis. of London, i6i4.)
STORY, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar at Trinity, June 26, 1662.
STORY, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius, May 29, 1750.
S. of John, of Yarmouth. B. there. Schools, Yarmouth
(Mr Turner), Heath, Yorks. (private) and Seaming. Matric.
1751; Scholar, 1750-5; B.A. 1754; M.A. 1757. Fellow,
Stoughton, John
1755-75- Ord. priest (Ely) Mar. 6, 1757. Master of the Perse
School, Cambridge, 1760-5. R. of Gt Melton, Norfolk, and
St Michael Coslany, Norwich, 1774-1803. Died Dec. 3, 1803.
{Venn, 11. 64.)
STORY, SHELLY. Matric. pens, from Christ's, July, 1611.
STORY, THOMAS. Scholar of Christ's, c. 1537-40; B.A. 153?-
40. One of these names V. of Findon, Sussex, till 1576; w-ill
proved (Canterbury) 1576. {Peile, 1. 23.)
STORY, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter, 1566;
B.A. 1570-1. Perhaps ord. deacon (York) Mar. 1575-. R- °^
Addlethorpe, Lines.; 'does not reside; dwells within the
diocese of Chichester.' {Peile, i. 95.)
STORYE, THOMAS. Scholar of Trinity, Easter, 1602; B.A.
1604-5; M.A. i6o8.
STORY, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 3, 1640.
Perhaps s. and h. of Thomas, of Chesterton, Cambs., Esq.
Matric. 1640. Perhaps brother of Edward (1644).
STORY, THOMAS. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Trinity Hall,
Easter, 1670. Adm. at Gray's Inn, May 20, 1674, from
Barnard's Inn, as 'of Guilden Morden, Cambs., gent.'
STOREY, WILLIAM. B.A. from St Catharine's, 1597-8. One
of these names signed as V. of Westoning, Beds., 1602-14.
Buried there July 11, 1614. (W. M. Noble.)
STORY, WILLIAM ARMINE. Adm. sizar (age 20) at Caius,
May 23, 1741. S. of James, grazier, of Kimberley, Norfolk.
B. there. Schools, Wymondham (Mr Evans) and Seaming
(Mr Brett). Scholar, 1741-8; Matric. 1742; B.A. 1744-5-
Ord. deacon (Norwich) Sept. 23, 1744; 'C. of Kimberley';
priest, Dec. 18, 1748. V. of Wickham Skeith, Norfolk,
1748-64. R. of Carleton Forehoe, 1749-95- V. of Runhall,
1756-95- R- of Bamham Broom and Kimberley, till 1769-
R. of Chilton, Suffolk, 1775. Chaplain to Lord Wodehouse.
Died Apr. 1795- {Venn, 11. 49.)
STOREY, . B.A. 1476-7; M.A. 1480.
STORY, . Matric. Fell.-Com. from Clare, Easter, 1544.
STORY, . Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1544.
STORZAKER, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Trinity, June 22, 1669.
Matric. 1669; B.A. 1672-3. Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1673;
priest, Dec. 1674.
STOTE, see also STOYTE.
STOTE, BERTRAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity, June 17,
1693. S. of Sir Richard (1635), Knt., serjeant-at-law. Bapt.
Feb. 8, 1674-5, at St John's, Newcastle-on-Tyne. School,
Westminster. Matric. 1693. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, May 27,
1691. M.P. for Northumberland, 1702. Died July 22, 1707.
Buried at St Nicholas, Newcastle. {At. Westmon., 213; N.
and Q., 7th S., x. 365.)
STOTE, CUTHBERT. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Easter,
1637. 2nd s. of Edward, of Newcastle-on-Tyne. B.A. 1639-
40. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, July 8, 1641. Intruded R. of
Whickham, Durham, 1656-60. Ord. (by Bishop Cosin),
1660; 'C. of St Nich., Newcastle.' R. of Tollerton, Notts.,
1662-9. Buried there Jan. 10, 1669-70. Brother of Richard
(1635)- (A. W. Stote.)
STOTT, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Peterhouse, June 30,
1718. Of Northumberland. School, Hough ton-le-Spring.
Matric. 1718; Scholar, 1718-9; B.A. 1721-2; M.A. 1725.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) May 23, 1725-
STOTE, NICHOLAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Christ's, June 4,
1659. S. of Edward, merchant, of Newcastle. Bapt. Sept. 29,
1641, at St Nicholas, Newcastle. School, Kirkby Lonsdale
(Mr Garthwaite). Matric. 1659; B.A. 1666.
STOTE or STOT, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Magdalene,
Michs. 1635. S. and h. of Edward, of Newcastle-on-T>-ne,
gent. Bapt. Apr. 12, 1621. B.A. 1638-9. Adm. at Lincoln's
Inn, July 13, 1640. Barrister, 1647- Bencher, 1667. Reader,
1671. Serjeant-at-law, 1675- Knighted, Feb. 29, 1671-2.
Of Stotes Hall, Jesmond, Northumberiaud. J. P. Married
Margaret, dau. of Henry Holmes, Jan. 24, 1653-4, at St
John's, Newcastle. Buried at St Nicholas, Newcastle, Dec.
25, 1682. Brother of Cuthbert (1637) and father of Bertram
(1691). (Le Neve, Knights, 274; A. W. Stote.)
STOTHER, see also STROTHER.
STOTHER, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Jesus, May 16, 1668. Of
Yorkshire. Matric. 1668; M.B. 1673-
STOUGHTON, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Apr. 23, 1607-
Of Suffolk. S. of Thomas and Katherine. Bapt.atNaughton,
Jan. 23, 1592-3. Matric. 1607; Scholar; B..\. 1610-1; M.A.
1614; B.D. 1621; D.D. 1626. Fellow, i6i6. R. of Aller,
Somerset, 1624-32. P.C. of St Mary, Aldermanbury, London,
1632-9. Died May 4, 1639. Will, P.C.C. {N. and Q., 1919.)
STOUGHTON, JOHN. B.A. from Christ's, 1607-8. One of
these names was a minister in the Godalming Ciassis.
{Shaw, II. 433-)
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STOUGHTON, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Easter,
1613; B.A. 1616-7.
STOUGHTON, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, June 26,
1650. S. of Thomas (1613), R. of Hockenng, Norfolk.
Schools, Hading (Mr Ruse) and Elsing (Mr Robinson).
Matric. 1650; Scholar, 1651-4; B.A. 1653-4; M.A. from
Pembroke, 1657. Perhaps intruded R. of Northborough,
Northants., 1659; conformed, 1662; died Mar. 15, 1695-6.
One of these names R. of Ashington with Buncton, Sussex,
1663. (Venn, I. 378; H. I. Longden.)
STOUGHTON, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Sept. 28, 1682.
Matric. 1682-3; Scholar, 1685; B.A. 1686-7; M.A. 1690.
STOUGHTON, NICHOLAS. LL.D. 1659 (Incorp. from Oxford).
2nd s. of Anthony, of Stoughton, Surrey. Bapt. Feb. 8,
1634-5, at Stoke. Adm. at the Inner Temple, Nov. 1648.
Matric. (Exeter College, Oxford) July 21, 1653. B.C.L.
1656-7; D.C.L., 1659. Created Bart., Jan. 29, 1660-1.
Sheriff of Surrey, 1662-3. Married Elizabeth, dau. of Sir
Henry Massingberd, May 30, 1662. Died June 30, 1686.
WUl, P.C.C. (Al. Oxon.; Vis. of Surrey; G.E.C., in. 154.)
STOUGHTON, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Sidney, Aug. 11,
1698. Chemist, of London.
STOUGHTON or STAUGHTON, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from
Trinity, Michs. 1573; B.A. from Queens', 1576-7, as
Stockden; M.A. 1580. Fellow of Queens' (but see also
Stockton, Thomas (1572)). Ord. deacon and priest (Lincoln)
Feb. 13, 1581-2. V. of Coggeshall, Essex ('Stoughton'),
1600-6, deprived.
STOUGHTON, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs.
1613. Of Cambridgeshire. B.A. 1616-7; M.A. 1620. R. of
Honington, Suffolk, 1619. R. of Hockering, Norfolk, 1621.
R. of Helmington and Morton, 1631. Died Mar. 13, 1677.
Father of John (1650). (Le Neve, Mon., iii. 127.)
STOURTON, see STURTON.
STOUTE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Michs. 1560.
Perhaps R. of Gunton, Norfolk, 1563-76.
STOVING or STOVEN, BARNABAS. Matric. sizar from St
John's, Easter, 1609. B. at Caton, Lanes. B.A. 1612-3;
M.A. 1616. Ord. deacon (London) Sept 19, 1613, age 23;
priest, Mar. 16, 1616-7. C. of Bumham, Essex. R. of South
Fambridge, 1622-40. Licence (Bishop of London) May 7,
1622, to marry Mercy, dau. of John Francis, late R. of
Southminster. Admon. (Cons. C. London) June 23, 1640,
to relict Mercy.
STOW, DARWIN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Magdalene, Apr.
28, 1679. S. of Darwin, gent. B. at Fenton-in-Lindsey,
Lines. Bapt. at Kettlethorpe, Dec. 8, 1661. School, Hat-
field, West Riding. Matric. 1679. Of Kettlethorpe. Married
Mary, dau. of George Neville, of Thomey, Notts. Died Apr.
16, 1724. Buried at Kettlethorpe. M.I. {Lines. Pedigrees,
93I-)
STOWE, HUGH. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Easter, 1603.
Perhaps ord. deacon (Peterb.) May 30, 1613; literate.
STOW, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Queens', Sept. 1658; afterwards
Fell. -Com. Of Lincolnshire. S. and h. of William, of Lutton-
by-Trent, Lines., gent. Matric. 1660; B.A. 1661-2. Adm.
at Gray's Inn, Sept. 16, 1658. Of Newton, Lines. Married
Mary, dau. of Molineux Disney, Nov. 2, 1663 (who after-
wards married Robert Heron, of Newark, Notts.). Died v.p.
Will dated Mar. 10, 1669-70; proved, June 27, 1670. Brother
of William (1666) and father of the next. {Lines. Pedigrees,
929.)
STOW, JOHN. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 17) at Peterhouse,
June 7, 1684. Of Nottinghamshire. S. of John (above), of
Newton, Lines. School, Newark. Married (i) Anne, dau. of
Gilbert Standish, of Newark; (2) Anna Maria, dau. of Sir
Thomas Burton, Bart. Buried at Newton, Jan. 27, 1718-9.
{Lines. Pedigrees, 930.)
STOWE, ST STEPHEN. Adm. pens, at Jesus, May 21, 1746.
S. of Thomas, of Newton, Lines. Bapt. Feb. i, 1728-9, at
Newark, Notts. Matric. 1746; Scholar, 1747; LL.B. 1752.
Died Jan. 26, 1762. {Lines. Pedigrees, 930; A. Gray.)
STOW, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Sidney, June i, 1677.
Only s. of William, clothier, deceased. B. at Kildwicke,
Yorks. School, Earby. Migrated to Magdalene, June 5,
1677. B.A. 1680-1. Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 19, 1680.
STOW, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, May 28,
1658. S. of William, deceased, of Swinethorpe, Lines. B.
there. School, Lincoln. LL.B. from Trinity Hall, 1663.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, June 21, 1659.
STOW, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Pembroke, May 30,
1666. S. of William, of Newton, Lines., gent. Matric. 1667.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 21, 1669-70. Brother of John
(1658). {Lines. Pedigrees, 929.)
Strahan, William
STOWE, . B.Can.L. 1465-6. A monk. Doubtless Roger,
Benedictine monk; licensed by the Bishop to preach,
1492.
STOWE, . Pens, at Gonville Hall, 1489-91.
STOWELL, RICHARD, see STAWELL.
STOWERS, MARTIN. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Easter,
1606; B.A. 1609-10; M.A. 1613. Probably R. of Milton-next-
Gravesend, Kent, 1626-31.
STOWRS or STOVERS, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Queens',
Oct. 16, 1580. Of Essex. Perhaps matric. as Stowers, and
migrated to Caius, 1581-2.
STOWPE, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
i6io.
STOYLE, JOHN. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1509;
M.A. R. of Hadleigh, Suffolk. (Harwood.)
STOYLE, THOMAS. D.D. c. 1457. Fellow of Peterhouse (but
does not appear in the College Records). Fellow of Clare.
Proctor, 1441-2, 1443-4, 1444-5. Master of Clare, 1466-70.
Vice-Chancellor, 1467-8, 1472-5. Commissioner for building
the New Schools, 1457. University Auditor, 1459-60. Donor
to the Library. {Clare College History, 26; Stokes, Chaplains,
82; Grace Book, A.)
STOYTE, see also STOTE.
STOYTE, EDWARD. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, June 12,
1637. S. of Tobias, late R. of Lambeth, and V. of Wirks-
worth, Derbs., 1608-30. B. at Wirksworth. School, Stam-
ford, Lines. (Mr Dugard). Matric. 1638; B.A. 1640-1; M.A.
1644; M.D. 1651. Fellow, 1643. Taxor, 1648. J. P. for the
County, Town and University of Cambridge. Ord. deacon
(Lincohi) June 16; priest, June 17, 1644. Will (V.C.C.) 1703.
{Scott-Mayor; Lines. Pedigrees, 932.)
STOIT, HENRY. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1581.
2nd s. of John, R. of Uf&ngton, Lines. Of Caistor, Northants.
Married Mary Stanton, of Lambrigg, Westmorland. Living,
1616. Brother of the next. {Lines. Pedigrees, 932.)
STOYT, NICHOLAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1581.
3rd s. of John, R. of Uf&ngton, Lines. Of Ufl5ngton. Married
Dorothy, dau. of John Roe, of Ufifington. Died 1613. Will
dated, June 22, i6ii; proved (Lincoln) Apr. 22, 1613.
Brother of Henry (above) and perhaps father of the next.
{Lines. Pedigrees, 933.)
STOYTE, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Michs.
1615. Perhaps 4th s. of Nicholas (above), of Uflangton,
Lines. B.A. 1619-20; M.A. 1623. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
Dec. 19, 1619; priest. Mar. 12, 1619-20. R. of Wakerley,
Northants., 1624-52. Buried there Nov. 3, 1652. (Lines.
Pedigrees, 933.)
STRACHEY, CHARLES. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, Apr. 15,
1682. S. of Robert (1640), M.D., of Bishop's Stortford,
Herts. B. there. School, Bishop's Stortford. Matric. 1682;
Scholar, 1682-7; M.B. 1687. Died Feb. 23, 1687-8. Buried
at All Saints', Cambridge. M.I. (Venn, i. 469.)
STRACHEY, ELIAS. Matric. pens, from Christ's, June,
1565.
STRACHYE, ELIAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1571.
STRACY, HENRY. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Sidney, Feb. 13,
1628-9. S. of Henry, gent. B. at 'Nettswald,' Essex. School,
Latton (Mr Thos. Denne). Matric. 1629.
STRACHEY, RALPH. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs. 1564.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, 1566.
STRATCHEY, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, May 27,
1640. S. of Richard, gent., of Ashdon, Essex. B. there.
School, Mercers'. Matric. 1640; Scholar, 1641-4; B.A.
1643-4; M.A. 1647; M.D. 1658. Candidate, R.C.P., 1659.
Died Dec. 8, 1704. Buried at Bishop's Stortford. M.I.
Father of Charles (1682). (Venn, i. 339.)
STRACHE or STRACHYS, WILLIAM. B.A. 1508-9.
STRACHEY, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Feb. 14,
1587-8. Matric. 1588.
STRADBAREL or STREYTBARELL, RICHARD. B.A. 1470-1;
M.A. 1474. V. of Milton, Cambs., 1493.
STRADLYNG, JOHN. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 25) at Caius, Aug.
9, 1560. Of Donington, Lines. 4th s. of Sir Edward, of
St Donats', Glamorgan. Ord. deacon and priest (London)
Mar. 25, 1558; title, 'V. of Donington." (Venn, i. 44; Burke,
Ext. Bart.)
STRAHERNE, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Easter,
1619; B.A. 1621-2. Perhaps R. of Stapleford, Herts.,
1635.
STRAHAN, WILLIAM. Adm. scholar at Trinity Hall, Jan. 8,
1736-7. Of London. S. of William, LL.D., Advocate-General,
172
Straight, George
of Doctors' Commons. Matric. 1736; LL.B. 1742- Fellow,
1741-53- Adm. at Gray's Inn, Oct. 17, 173°. and a* Lincoln's
Inn, May 20, 1742. Died Apr. 19, 1781.
STRAHERNE, . Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, Dec. 20,
1677.
STRAIGHT, GEORGE. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Magdalene,
June 8, 1678. S. of John (1621), clerk. B. at Tumworth,
Dorset. School, Blandford. Matric. 1678; B.A. 1681-2;
M.A. 1685. One of these names R. of Bishopstow, Wilts.
Will (Archd. Sarum) 1729.
STRAIGHT or STREIGHT, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Queens',
Easter, 1621. Of Essex. B.A. 1624-5; M.A. 1628. V. of
Tumworth, Dorset, 1638-80. V. of Stower Paine, 1650-4,
1670-80. Chaplain to John Erie, Bishop of Salisbury.
Author, sermons. Buried at Tumworth, 1680, aged 75.
Father of George (above). {Hulchins, in. 472.)
STRAKER, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity, Oct. 1,
1733. S. of Thomas, of Cambridge. School, Ely (Mr Gun-
ning). Matric. 1733; Scholar, 1734; B.A. 1737-8; M.A. 1741-
Ord. deacon (Ely) July, 1739.
STRANGE, see also LE STRANGE.
STRAUNGE, ALEXANDER. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse,
1588-9. B. in St Faith's, London. Matric. c. 1590; Scholar,
1590-4; B.A. 1592-3; M.A. 1596; B.D. 1603. Ord. deacon
(London) Sept. 25, 1594, age 24; 'C. of Bishop's Stortford';
priest, Mar. i, 1596-7; 'C. of Thorley, Notts.' R. of White
Roothing, Essex, until 1617. V. of Layston, Herts., 1604-50.
Preb. of St Paul's, 1637-50. Built the chapel in Buntingford.
Died Dec. 8, 1650, aged 80. Will, P.C.C. (Newcourt; Cussans,
I)
STRANGE, JOHN. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Clare, Oct. 11, 1751.
S. of Sir John, Master of the Rolls. B. 1732. at Baraet,
Middlesex. Matric. 1751; M.A. 1755; D.C.L. (Oxford) i793-
F.R.S., 1766. F.S.A., 1766. British resident at Venice,
1773-88. Travelled extensively in the South of France and
Italy. Married Sarah, dau. of Davidge Gould, of Sharpham
Park, Somerset. Diplomatist and author. Died Mar. 19,
1799. {D.N.B.)
STRANGE, WALTER. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Sidney, Apr. 6,
1672. S. of William, gent., and merchant, of Hamburg,
deceased. B. there. School, Felsted. Matric. 1672; B.A.
1675-6; M.A. 1679; B.D. 1686. Fellow, 1679. Ord. deacon
(Norwich) May, 1678.
STRANGE or STRAWNGE, . Matric. pens, from Christ's,
Easter, 1546.
STRANGER, THOMAS, see STANGER.
STRANGHAM, . Matric. sizar from Trinity, c. 1595.
STRANGMAN, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Michs.
1545. Probably adm. at Gray's Inn, 1550.
STRANGEMAN, JAMES. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, May 31,
1572. Probably 2nd s. of WiUiam, of Hadleigh Castle, Essex.
Matric. 1572. Antiquary. A member of the Society of
Antiquaries which included Sir Robert Cotton, Sir Henry
Spelman and John Stow. Mentioned by Morant as 'a great
collector of antiquities for this county' (Essex). His MSS.
used by Dr Salmon in his Essex History. Died 1595-6,
aged c. 40. {Vis. of Essex, 1558; Ph. Benton, Hadleigh;
Essex Arch. Soc, 11. 139.)
STRANGMAN, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Easter,
1549-
STRANGMAN, ROBERT. Matric. FeU.-Com. from St John's,
c. 1591. Doubtless s. and h. of Bartholomew, of Hadleigh
Castle, Essex (and Maria, dau. of Robert Crane), and nephew
of James (1572). Age 6 in 1580. Died s.p. before 1604.
(Vis. of Essex, 1558; Morant, i. 280; Ph. Benton, Had-
leigh.)
STRANGWAYS, CHARLES. Adm. sizar at Clare, Nov. i,
1678. Of Sneaton, Yorks. Probably s. of Henry. Bapt.
Dec. 31, 1660. Matric. 1678; B.A. 1682-3; M.A. 1686.
Subscribed for deacon's and priest's orders (Bristol) Mar. 23,
1683-4. Chaplain to the Bishop of Bristol. R. of Melbury
Osmvmd and Melbury Sampford, Dorset, 1684-94. V. of
Stinsford, 1690-4. R. of Maiden Newton, 1693-1731. R. of
Frome Vanchurch, 1713-31. Buried Apr. 19, 1731, at Maiden
Newton. (F. S. Hockaday.)
STRANGEWAYS, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. pens, from Clare,
Easter, 1616; B.A. 1619-20; M.A. 1623.
STRANGEWAYS, NICHOLAS. M.A. 1663 (Incorp. from Wad-
ham College, Oxford). Matric. there, June 22, 1638, age 16.
S. of Nicholas, of Abbotsbury, Dorset, gent. B.A. (Oxford)
1642; M.A. 1647. Fellow of Wadham, 1644-8, 1660-76.
Died Oct. 15, 1676. Buried in the outer chapel of Wadham
College. {Al. Oxon.)
Stratton, Joseph
STRANGWAYES, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Trinity, June 29,
1674. Probably s. and h. of Thomas, of Pickering, Yorks.,
Esq. B. Jan. 19, 1656. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Apr. 17, 1676.
Of Pickering, Esq. Buried Nov. 20, 1702, aged 55, at
Pickering. Father of the next. (F.M.G., 628.)
STRANGWAYS, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's,
Feb. 26, 1695-6. Doubtlesss. of Thomas (above), of Rckering,
Vorks. Bapt. there, Dec. 22, 1677. Matric. 1696; B.A.
1699-1700. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Jan. 18, 1700-r. Took the
name of Robinson. Buried at Pickering, July 3, I75i-
(F.M.G., 629.)
STRANGWAYS, WILLIAM. B.Civ.L. 1517-8; B.Can.L. 1521-2.
Perhaps D.Civ.L. Perhaps preb. of York, 1532-41.
STRANGWAYS, WILLIAM. Of Christ's. B.A. 1538-9.
STRANSHAM or STRENSHAM, GEORGE. Adm. pens, at
Peterhouse, Sept. 8, 1576. Matric. 1576; B.A. 1579-80,
'Stremsham.' Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Dec. 12, 1580; of
Kent, and of Clifford's Inn. Became a Roman priest. Ord.
sub-deacon at Rheims, Apr. 6; deacon, Apr. 20; priest,
Sept. 21, 1585. Sent on the English Mission. (T. A.
Walker.)
STRENSHAM or STRETSHAM, HENRY. Studied at Oxford
and Cambridge. Franciscan friar. Supp. for B.D. (Oxford)
1538. Perhaps R. of St George's, Botolph Lane, London,
1542-4, Steynsham. V. of Benenden, Kent, 1543. (Al.
Oxon.; Hennessy.)
STRANSHAM or STRANSON, RICHARD. B.A. from St John's,
1586. Incorp. at Oxford, 1589. Perhaps M.A. (Oxford)
1589.
STRANSHAM, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Nov.
1558.
STRATFIELD or STREATFEILD, SYLVESTER. Adm. pens, at
Peterhouse, 1606-7. Doubtless 2nd s. of Richard, of
Chiddingstone, Kent. Matric. 1607; M.A. 1614-5 (on King's
visit). An official of the superior courts at Westminster.
{Vis. of Kent, 1619; Hasted, i. 403.)
STRATFORD or STRETFORD, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at
Pembroke, Mar. 15, 1646-7. S. of Edward, Esq. B. at
Nuneaton, Warws. Matric. 1647. Adm. at Gray's Inn,
Sept. 3, 1649. Of Atherstone, Warws. High Sheriff, 1667.
Married and had issue. {Vis. of Warws., 1682-3.)
STRATFORD, NICHOLAS. U.\. 1663 (Incorp. from Oxford).
S. of Nicholas, tailor. Bapt. at Hemel Hempstead, Herts.,
Sept. 8, 1633. Matric. (Trinity College, Oxford) July 29,
1651; Scholar, 1650; B.A. (Oxford) 1653-4; M.A. 1656; B.D.
1664; D.D. 1673. Fellow of Trinity College, Oxford, 1656.
Warden of the Collegiate Church of Manchester, 1667-84.
Canon of Lincoln, 1670. V. of Knighton, Leics., 1670-4.
R. of Llansantffraid-yn-Mechain, Montgomery, 1671. Dean
of St Asaph, 1674-89. P.C. of St Mary Aldermary, London,
1683-1707. R. of Wigan, Lanes., 1689. R. of Llanrwst,
Denbigh (sinecure). Bishop of Chester, 1689-1707. Died
Feb. 12, 1706-7. M.I. at Chester. {Al. Oxon.; Nichols, iv.
239; D.N.B.)
STRETFORD, SIMON DE. 'King's Scholar,' 1337-49- Died
May 24, 1349.
STRATFORD, WILLIAM. Incorp. D.D. 1480-1. B.D. (Oxford).
Cistercian monk.
STRATFORD, WILLIAM. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Pembroke,
Oct. 16, 1721. Matric. sizar (St Mary Hall, Oxford) July 14,
1 71 6; 's. of WiUiam, shoemaker, of All Saints', Northants.,
gent.' Bapt. there. May 11, 1679. LL.B. 1722; LL.D. 1727.
Advocate, Doctors' Commons. Commissary of Richmond.
Died Sept. 1753, aged 75. Will (Chester) 1753- Benefactor
to Northampton. {Al. Oxon.; G. Mag.; L. Mag.)
STRATTON or STRETTON, JAMES. Adm. sizar (age 16) at
St John's, May 9, 1667. S. of William, yeoman, of Tenterden,
Kent. B. there. School, Wye, Kent. Matric. 1667; B.A.
1670-1; M.A. 1674; B.D. 1682. Fellow, 1672-95- Signs for
deacon's Orders (London) Sept. 20, 1673. R. of Newenden,
Kent, 1686-94. Presented to R. of Freshwater, Isle of
Wight, 1694-5, but died very soon after. {Vis. of Kent,
1663.)
STRATON, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, Mar. ir,
1601-2. S. of Thomas, gent., of Suffolk. School, Worling-
worth (Mr Gmndy). Of Shotley, gent. Will proved (P.C.C.)
May 31, 1627. {Venn, 1. 178.)
STRATTON, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1620.
Of Suffolk.
STRATTON or STRETTON, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar at Jesus,
May 25, 1639. Of Derbyshire. Matric. 1639; B.A. 1642-3.
173
Stratton, Robert (Eyrick) de
STRETTON, ROBERT (EYRICK) DE. First Master of Trinity
Hall, 1350-5. 2nd s. of Robert Eyryk, or De Stretton. B.
at Stretton Magna, Leics. LL.D. [sic). Took Holy Orders.
R. of Blofield, Norfolk, 1349-52 (presented by William
Bateman, Bishop of Norwich, who set aside the profits of
the rectory for the support of the CoDege). Chaplain to the
Black Prince. Became one of the auditors of the roia at
Rome. Canonof Chichester, 1343. Canon of Salisbury, 1349.
Canon of Lincoln, 1353. Preb. of Lichfield, 1358. Bishop of
Coventry and of Lichfield, 1360-85. Said to be so illiterate
that a complaint was made to Pope Innocent VI of his
unfitness for the bishopric. (For the story of his being
' plucked ' by the Pope for ignorance of Latin see the College
History, 44.) The King, however, refused to have any other
candidate chosen. Founded and endowed a chantry in the
chapel of St Giles' at Gt Stretton; also endowed a chantry
at Stretton-super-Dunsmore, Warws. Died Mar. 28, 1385,
at his manor house at Haywood, Staffs. Buried in Lichfield
Cathedral. Will (Lambeth) 1385. {College History; Nichols,
II. 580; D.N.B., where his connection with Cambridge is not
mentioned.)
STRATON, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Queens', Michs. 1547.
STRATOR or STREATOR, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from St
John's, Easter, 1615; B.A. 1618-9; M.A. 1622. R. of
Whipsnade, Beds., 1623-8. R. of Sevington, Kent, 1629.
STRAWSON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Trinity, Apr. 19, 1642.
One of these names, 'M.A.,' ord deacon (Lincoln) Nov. 16;
priest, Nov. 17, 1660. V. of East Kirkby, Lines., 1660.
STRAY or STREY, HENRY. Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, Aug.
12,1620. Of Yorkshire. Matric. 1620; B.A. 1623; M.A. 1627.
STREANE, JOHN. Scholar of Trinity, 1561.
STREATFEILD, see STRATFIELD.
STREE, GEORGE. Matric. from St John's, Easter, 1717. (Not
in College Register.)
STREET, HUMPHREY. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter, 1608.
Probably s. of Humphrey, of Longset, Yorks. B.A. 1611-2;
M.A. 1615. Doubtless V. of Preston, Sussex, 1619.
STRETE, JOHN DE. M.A. Petitioned the Pope for a benefice,
1363. {Cal. Pap. Pet., i. 405.)
STREET or STREAT, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Mar.
15. 1590-1. Matric. c. 1591; B.A. 1594-5; M.A. 1598. V. of
Wonersh, Surrey, 1614-29. R. of East Clandon, 1629-40.
Died June, 1640.
STREET, NICHOLAS. M.A. from Emmanuel, 1636. S. of
Nicholas. Bapt. at Bridgwater, Somerset, Jan. 29, 1602-3.
Matric. (Broadgates Hall, Oxford) Nov. 2, 1621, age 18;
B.A. (Pembroke College, Oxford) 1624-5. Emigrated to
New England, 1637. Appointed teacher of the Church at
Taunton, Mass., joint minister there with William Hooke,
until 1644; sole minister at Taunton, 1644-59. Assistant
minister at New Haven, Conn., 1659-67; remained as sole
pastor of the New Haven Church, 1667-74. Married, as his
2nd wife, Mrs Mary Newman, widow of Governor Francis
Newman, of the New Haven Colony. Died Apr. 22, 1674.
(J. G. Bartlett.)
STREET, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Easter,
1579; B.A. 1582-3; M.A. 1586. Fellow, c. 1583-8. Buried
at St Botolph's, Cambridge, Oct. 28, 1588. WiU (V.C.C.)
1588.
STREET, ROBERT. Student at Cambridge for one year.
Chaplain. B.Can.L. (Oxford) 1510. Perhaps V. of Ashton
Keynes, Wilts., 1514.
STREET, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Michaelhouse, Michs.
1546; B.A. from Trinity, 1548-9.
STREETE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Trinity, July 8, 1667.
Matric. 1667-8; Scholar, 1671; B.A. 1671-2; M.A. 1675.
Fellow, 1674. Tutor, 1677.
STREET, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Easter,
1615. Doubtless s. and h. of William, of Thorpe Langton,
and of Hallaton, Leics., Esq. (and Jane, dau. of Valentine
Hartopp). Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Feb. 11, 1616-7. Of
Hallaton, Esq. Married, as his 2nd wife, Katherine Berkeley,
of Bridcomb, Gloucs. Buried at Hallaton, Dec. 25, 1638.
Father of the next. {Nichols, 11. 597, 602.)
STREET, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's, Sept. 9,
1650. S. and h. of William (above), of Hallaton, Leics.
Bapt. there, Feb. 14, 1634-5. School, Uppingham (Mr
Meares). Adm. at the Middle Temple, May 21, 1653. Of
Hallaton, Esq. J. P. Married (i) Jane Elliot, of Godalming,
Surrey; (2) Sarah Arnold. Died 1684. Father of William
(i68o). (Peile, i. 539; Nichols, 11. 602.)
STREAT, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Corpus Christi, 1665.
B. in London. Matric. 1667. One of these names, 3rd s. of
Wooddall, of Kidlington, Oxon., gent., adm. at Gray's
Inn, Jan. 22, 1668-9.
Strickland, Walter
STREET, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Christ's, Apr. 21, 1680.
S. and h. of William (1650). B. at Hallaton, Leics. School,
Harborough (Mr Berry). Adm. at Gray's Inn, Dec. a, 1681.
Buried at Hallaton, Apr. 26, 1696. {Peile, 11. 78; Nichols,
II. 601.)
STREAT, . Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1573.
STRENGTHFIELD, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius,
Feb. 6, 1672-3. S. of Thomas, citizen of London. School,
St Paul's. Matric. 1672-3; Scholar, 1673-4. Perhaps father
of the next. {Venn, 1. 448.)
STRENGTHFIELD, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity,
July 7, 1698. S. of Thomas (? above), of London. School,
Eton; Colleger, 1695-8.
STRENSON, WILLIAM. Fellow of Jesus, c. 1546.
STRETCH, JOSEPH. M.A. 1670 (Incorp. from Balliol College,
Oxford). Matric. there, Mar. 21, 1650-1; B.A. (Oxford) 1654;
M.A. 1658. {Al. Oxon.)
STRETHAY, EDMUND. B.A. 1509-10, 'Stretor'; M.A. 1512-3.
Proctor, 1525-6.
STRETLEY, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Christ's, June, 1587.
S. of Paul. B. at Brocket Hall, Herts. School, St Albans
(Mr John Thomas). Migrated to Caius, Jan. 28, 1587-8;
Scholar, 1588-92; B.A. 1590-1; M.A. 1594. Incorp. at
Oxford, 1591, and again in 1596. Head Master of St Albans
School, 1595-1601. {Venn, i. 133; Peile, 1. 189; Al. Oxon.)
STRETTON, see STRATTON.
STRYCKLAND, EDMUND. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter,
1566. Ord. deacon (Ely) Dec. 2i, 1569, age 23; priest, Sept.
21, 1570.
STRICKELAND, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from St John's,
Easter, 1589.
STRICKLAND, Sir GEORGE, Bart. Adm. at Corpus Christi,
1747. Of Yorkshire. S. and h. of Sir William, Bart., of
Bo>Titon. B. Mar. 1729. Succeeded as 5th Bart., Sept. i,
1735. Sheriff of Yorks., 1768-9. Married Elizabeth Loetitia,
dau. of Sir Rowland Winn, of Nostell, Yorks. Died Jan. 13,
1808. {G.E.C., II. 115.)
STRICKLAND, ROBERT. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Trinity,
Easter, 1615. Doubtless s. and h. of Sir Thomas (1580),
K.B. M.P. for Westmorland, 1624. Knighted. A Colonel
in the army of Charles I. Commanded a troop of horse at
Edgehill. Married Margaret, dau. of Sir William Alford, of
Bylton, Yorks. Died 1670. Probably brother of Thomas
(1620). (Burke, L.G.)
STRICKLAND, ROGER. B.A. from St John's, 1592-3.
STRICKLAND, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Queens', Michs.
1565 (impubes). Perhaps s. of William, of Boynton, Yorks.
STRICKLAND, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter,
1579; B.A. 1582-3; M.A. 1586; B.D. 1593; D.D. 1598. Ord.
deacon and priest (Peterb.) Sept. 4, 1586. R. of King's
CliSe, Northants., 1589-1640. Died 1640.
STRICKLAND, THOMAS. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Trinity,
Michs. 1580. Doubtless s. and h. of Walter, of Sizergh, and
Thornton Briggs, Westmorland. M.P. for Westmorland,
1601, 1603. K.B., 1603. Married (1) Elizabeth Symon, of
Bristol; (2) Margaret, dau. of Sir Nicholas Curwen, Knt., of
Workington. Died 1615. Father of Robert (1615) and prob-
ably of Thomas (1620). (Burke, L.G.)
STRICKLAND, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Mar. 23,
1606-7. Matric. 1607; Scholar.
STRICKLAND, THOMAS. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Queens',
Easter, 1619. Of Yorkshire. 3rd s. of Walter (1563), of
Boynton, Yorks., Esq. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Aug. 10, 1618.
Brother of Walter (1619) and William (1614).
STRICKLAND, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs.
1620. Of Westmorland. Probably 2nd s. of Sir Thomas
(1580), K.B. B.A. 1622-3; M.A. 1626. Buried at St Botolph,
Cambridge, Dec. 7, 1628. Probably brother of Robert (1615).
STRICKLAND, THOMAS. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Emmanuel,
June 21, 1651. Of Essex.
STRICKLAND, WALTER. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Queens',
Easter, 1563. Doubtless s. and h. of WiUiam, of Boynton,
Yorks., the navigator. Adm. at Gray's Inn, 1565. Of
Boynton, Esq. Married Frances, dau. of Peter Wentworth,
of LiUington, Oxon. Buried Apr. 29, 1636, at Wintringham.
Father of the next, of Thomas (1619) and of William (1614).
{Genealogist, N.S., xxii. 27.)
STRICKLAND, WALTER. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Queens',
Easter, 1619. Of Yorkshire. S. of Walter (above), of Boyn-
ton, Yorks., Esq. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Aug. 10, 1618. Agent
of the Long Parliament to the States-General of the United
Provinces, 1640. M.P. for Minehead, 1645-53; for Yorks.,
1653; for West Riding, 1654-6; for Newark, 1656-8; for
Thirsk, 1661-70. A member of several CouncUs under the
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Commonwealth. Married Dame Anne Morgan, said to be
a dau. of Sir Charles Morgan, Governor of Bergen-op-Zoom.
Died Nov. 1670. Buried at Flamborough. M.I. Brother of
the ne.xt and of Thomas (1619). {D.N.B.)
STRICKLAND, WILLIAM. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Queens',
Easter, 1614. S. and h. of Walter (1563), of Boynton, Yorks.
B. c. 1596. Adm. at Gray's Inn, May 21, 1617. Knighted,
June 24, 1630. M.P. for Hedon, 1640-53; for the East
Riding (Yorks.), 1654-55 and 1656. Created Bart., July 30,
1641. An ardent Parliamentarian. Served on nearly every
Committee, 1641-59, save that of the King's trial. In com-
mand at HuU, 1643. P.C, 1659. Married (1) Margaret, dau.
of Sir Richard Cholmley, of Whitby, Yorks.; (2) Frances,
dau. of Thomas (Finch), Earl of Winchelsea. Buried at
Boynton, Sept. 16, 1673. Will, York. Brother of the above,
etc. (G.£.C., II. 115; D.N.B.)
STRICKLAND, . B.Can.L. or B.Civ.L. 1500.
STRYKELAND, . Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1554.
STRIMESIUS, SAMUEL. Resided a year at Magdalene, c. 1660.
Apparently of Frankfort-on-Oder, in 1708. {Mag. Coll.
Hist., 140.)
STRINGE, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Oct. 28, 1575.
Of Harrow, Middlesex. S. of Thomas. School, Harrow.
Matric. 1575; Scholar, till 1581; B.A. 1579-80; M.A. 1583.
Ord. priest (London) Dec. 20, 1589. C. of South Mimms,
Herts. R. of Elstree, Herts., 1590-1612. Father of the next.
{Venn, 1. 83.)
STRINGE, NATHANIEL. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1612. S. of John (above). B. at Elstree, Herts. Scholar,
1614; B.A. 1615-6; M.A. 1619. Incorp. at Oxford, 1619.
Ord. deacon (London) Sept. 20, 1618; priest, Feb. 21, 1618-9.
V. of Ridge, Herts., 1618-27. R. of Chelmondiston, Suffolk,
1627-31. V. of Tirley, Gloucs., 1631.
STRINGER, FRANCIS. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1651. Of
Nottinghamshire. S. and h. of Nicholas, of Sutton-upon-
Lound, Notts., Esq. (and Alice, dau. of Sir Francis South, of
Fotherby, Lines.). Adm. at Gray's Inn, June 15, i6s7.
{Vis. of Notts., 1614.)
STRINGER, GEORGE. Of Pembroke. Buried at St Botolph,
Cambridge, May 11, 1625.
STRINGER, HENRY. M.A. 1627 (Incorp. from Oxford). School,
Winchester. Fellow (New College, Oxford) 1614. B.A.
(Oxford) 1617-8; M.A. 1621; B.D. 1631-2; D.D. 1642.
Proctor, 1630-1. Warden of New College, 1647-8, ejected.
Regius Professor of Greek at Oxford, 1625-42. R. of
Waddesdon (portion), Bucks., 1638, and of HardwicI", 1641;
sequestered, 1644. Perhaps preb. of Chichester. Buried at
Blackfriars Church, London, Feb. 1657. {Al. Oxon.)
STRINGAR, JOHN. B.A. 1514-5; M.A. 1517-8. FeUow of
St John's, 1516. Fellow of Jesus, 1520. Almoner to the
Duke of Richmond, 1536. Probably R. of Warton, Lanes.,
1540-8. One of these names held a prebend in Pontefract
Castle, 1535. V. of Topcliffe. {Vict. Hist. Lanes., viii.
I59-)
STRINGER, JOHN. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Emmanuel, May 4,
1668. Of Kent. Matric. 1668. Adm. at the Inner Temple,
July 2, 1670.
STRINGER, JOSIAH. Adm. pens, at Christ's, Jan. 16, 1679-80.
B. at Hilton, Staffs.
STRINGER, PHILIP. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1565. Of Buckinghamshire. B.A. 1567-8; M.A. 1571.
Fellow, 1568. Incorp. at Oxford, 1572. Esquire Bedell, c.
1579-92. Registrar of Peterborough diocese, 1601. Solicitor
to the University, and J. P. for Cambridge. Wrote accounts
of the Queen's visits to Oxford. Buried at St Edward's,
Cambridge, Oct. 27, 1605. {Cooper, 11. 438; Stokes, Bedells;
Al. Oxon.)
STRINGER, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Trinity, c. 1592.
B. at Langford, Beds., c. 1572; B.A. 1596-7; M.A. 1605.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) 1598. V. of Biggleswade, Beds.,
1598-
STRINGER, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age i8) at Trinity, Apr.
7, 1716. S. of Richard, of Wakefield, Yorks. School,
Wakefield (Mr Clark). Matric. 1716; B.A. 1719-20. Usher of
Wakefield School, 1720-3. Ord. deacon (York) June 4,
1721; priest (London) June 9, 1723. Head Master of Hems-
worth School, Yorks., 1749-86. Died Apr. 1786, aged 89.
(M. H. Peacock; G.Mag.)
STRINGER, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Trinity, Apr.
22, 1740. S. of Richard, of Earls Colne, Essex. School,
Earls Colne (Mr Stringer). Matric. 1740; Scholar, 1740; B.A.
1743-4-
STRYNGAR, ROGER. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Lent,
1564-5.
Strode, George
STRINGER, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Trinity, July 5,
1710. S. of Samuel, of London. B. Aug. 14, 1693. School,
Merchant Taylors', London. Matric. 1710; Scholar, 1712.
Perhaps adm. at Leyden, Sept. 22, 1718; will (P.C.C.) 1736;
of Epsom, Surrey; M.D.
STRINGAR, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Feb. 26,
1602-3. Probably s. of Francis, of Sharlston, Yorks. Age
i6 in 1602. Matric. 1603. Executor of his father's will,
1637. Married Barbara, dau. of Cuthbert Fleming, of
Sharlston. Died s.p. 1651. WiU, P.C.C. {Vis. of Yorks.,
1612, 1666; Hunter, 11. 182.)
STRINGER, THOMAS. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Clare, Dec. 17,
1641. S. of Thomas, late of St Sepulchre's, London, gent.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, May 10, 1645. Called to the Bar, 1652.
Serjeant-at-law, i677- King's Serjeant, 1679-87. Justice
of King's Bench, 1688-^. Knighted at Whitehall, Dec. 6,
1669. M.P. for Chtheroe, 1675-81. Recorder of Clitheroe.
Of Durants, Middlesex. Died Oct. 2, 1689, aged 63. Buried
at Enfield, Middlesex. Father of Thomas (1678). {F.M.G.,
1069; J. Parker.)
STRINGER, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, Feb. 7,
1653-4. Of Lincolnshire. School, Peterborough. Matric.
1654; B.A. 1657; M.A. 1662. V. of Yaxley, Hunts., 1662-4.
R. of Babingley, Norfolk, 1664-96. R. of Sandringham,
1664-96. R. of Wolferton, 1673-96. Died 1696, at Sand-
ringham.
STRINGER, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's,
June 18, 1675, 'Slinger.' S. of Thomas, Esq., of Sharlston,
Yorks. B. there. Bapt.at Kirkthorpe,Nov. 18, 1658. School,
Wakefield. Married Catherine, dau. of Welbury Norton, of
Sawley, Esq. Buried at Kirkthorpe, May 12, 1681. M.I.
(M. H. Peacock; Vis. of Yorks., 1666; F.M.G., 1069.)
STRINGER, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity, June
21,1678. Of Kent. 2nd s. of Sir Thomas (1641), Knt. School,
Burwash, Sussex (Mr Goldham). Previously at Oxford.
Matric. (Christ Church, Oxford) Mar. 26, 1675, age 14. Adm.
at Gray's Inn, Feb. 1, 1675-6. M.P. for Clitheroe, 1698-1706.
Colonel in the Army. Died unmarried at Bruges, in Flanders,
Sept. 17, 1706, aged 47. Buried at Enfield, Middlesex. M.I.
{Al. Oxon.; F.M.G., 1069; Le Neve, Knights, 228.)
STRINGER, WILLIAM. B.A. 1509-10. Ord. priest (Ely) Feb.
16, 1515-6.
STRINGER, WILLIAM Adm. pens, (age if) at Pembroke,
July 2, 1622. S. of Nicholas. B. at Burton, Leics. Matric.
1623.
STRIPLING or STRIBLING, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age 17) at
Caius, Apr. 13, 1610. Of Tawstock, Devon. S. of Richard,
R. of Ashford, Devon. Bapt. July 23, 1592, at Tawstock.
School, Barnstaple (Mr Wilson). Matric. 1610; Scholar,
1610-4; B.A. 1613-4. {Venn, i. 207.)
STRODE, ANDREW. Matric. sizar from Trinity Hall, Michs.
1647; B.A. 1651-2; M.A. 1655. V. of Guilden Morden,
Cambs., 1662. WiU (C. C. Ely) 1672.
STRODE, EDWARD. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 15, 1645.
Of Somerset. Doubtless 2nd s. of William, of Barrington,
Somerset (and Joanna, dau. of Edward Barnard, of Shepton
Mallet). B. 1630. Matric. 1645. Adm. at the Middle Temple,
Apr. 12, 1645. Married Joan, dau. of Alderman John
Gunning, of Bristol. Died Oct. 28, 1703, aged 73. Buried
at Shepton MaUet. M.I. Brother of WUliam (1639). {Collin-
son, III. 464; Somerset Arch. Proc, xxx; Burke, L.G., where
the date of birth is wrong.)
STRODE, EDWARD. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1699. Of
Somei-set. 2nd s. of Carew, of Cranmore, Somerset. Matric.
(Hart HaU, Oxford) May 7, 1701, age 17. Adm. at Lincoln's
Inn, July 2, 1700. Of SouthiU, Somerset. Esq. Married Mary
Simpson. Buried Jan. 12, 1768. A nephew of Edward Strode,
M.P. for Ilchester, 1705-8, with whom he is confused in
Al. Oxon. {Burke, L.G.; Somerset Arch. Proc. xxx.)
STRODE, FRANCIS. M.A. 1680 (Incorp. from Exeter CoUege,
Oxford). Matric. there. May 25, 1666, age 19. S. of John,'
of Bickley, Devon. B.A. (Oxford) 1669-70; M.A. 1672.
R. of Ideford, Devon, 1674. R- of Haccombe, 1684. Died
1709. WiU, Exeter. {Al. Oxon.)
STRODE, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1639. Of Kent. Probably 2nd s. of George, of Westerham,
Kent. B. c. 1622. M.A. 1646, according to Masters. Adm.
at the Inner Temple, 1638. Probably brother of Thomas
(1633) and Nicholas (1642). {Somerset Arch. Proc, xxx. 72;
Misc. Gen. et Her., 2nd S., iv. 184.)
STROADE, GEORGE. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Peterhouse
May 25, 1658. Of Devon. Matric. 1658; B.A. 1661-2; M.a!
1665. Licensed to teach grammar at Whepstead, Suffolk,
1662.
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STRODE, GEORGE. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 15) at Caius, Apr.
12, 1678. S. of Sir Nicholas (1642), Knt., of Chipstead,
Kent and Etchingham, Sussex (and Judith, dau. of Sir
Rowland Lytton). B. in Lincoln's Inn Fields. School,
Newington (Mr Singleton). Matric. 1678. Adm. at the Inner
Temple, May 4, 1680. Knighted, Sept. 7, 1685. Married,
as his 2nd wife, Margaret, dau. of John Robinson, of Denbigh.
Died June 9, 1707. Buried at Etchingham. M.I. at Kneb-
worth, Herts. (To be distinguished from Sir George Strode,
of Dorset, Knt., serjeant-at-law, who died 1701, aged 75.)
{Venn, i. 459; Le Neve, Mon., n. 125; Clutterbuck, 11. 377.)
STROUD, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from Christ's, July, 1678;
B.A. 1681-2; M.A. 1685. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Mar. 1684-5;
priest, Sept. 1685. C. of St Michael's, Stamford, Lines.
C. of Easton-on-the-Hill, Northants., 1685. C. of Ufford
with Sainton, 1697. {Peile, 11. 68; H. I. Longden.)
STROWDE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1588.
STRODE, NICHOLAS. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1642. Of London. Doubtless s. of Sir George, of
Westerham, Kent, Knt. B. Oct. 8, 1624. B.A. 1645-6; M.A.
1649. Fellow (by the Parliamentary Visitors) 1651-4,
ejected. Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1648. Barrister, 1655.
Knighted, June 27, 1660. Bought Chipstead, Kent, 1665.
Married (1) Judith, dau. of Sir Rowland Lytton, of Kneb-
worth, Herts.; (2) Catherine, dau. of John Sairle, of Methley,
Yorks. Will proved, Aug. 30, 1683. Brother of Thomas
(1633) and father of George (1678). (Somerset and Dorset
N. and Q., 1. 236; Somerset Arch. Proc., xxx. 72.)
STROWDE, PEREGRINE. Matric. sizar from Trinity, c. 1591.
STRODE or STROD, RICHARD. Matric. Fell.-Com. from St
John's, Lent, 1597-8. Doubtless s. and h. of Sir William,
of Newnham, Devon, Knt. Bapt. July 1, 1584, at Bovey
Tracey. Knighted, July 23. 1603. M.P. for Beeralston,
1604-11; for Bridport, 1625-6; for Plympton, 1640. Married
three wives. An inmate of Fleet prison, in 1652; petitions
to regain his liberty. Published an annotated Almanack,
1652. Buried Oct. 9, 1669, at Plympton St Mary. {Somerset
and Dorset N. and Q., viii. 201; Burke, L.G.)
STRODE, SAMPSON. M.A. 1578 (Incorp. from Oxford). S. of
William, of Newnham, Devon. B.A. (Oxford) 1573; M.A.
1577. Fellow of All Souls, 1572. Preb. of Exeter, 1583-1631.
R. of Dittisham, Devon, 1583. R. of Little Hempston, 1589.
Died 1 63 1 (sic). Admon. granted (Exeter) 1638. {Al.Oxon.;
Burke, L.G.)
STRODE, SAMUEL. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 18) at Peterhouse,
June 2, 1733. Of Middlesex. S. of Samuel, Esq. School,
Eton.
STRODE, THOMAS. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1633. Of Kent. Probably s. and h. of Sir George,
of Squeries Court, Westerham, Kent, Knt. (and Rebecca,
dau. of Nicholas Crispe, of London). B. Feb. 3, 1618. Adm.
at the Inner Temple, Nov. 1637. Brother of Nicholas (1642)
and probably of George (1639). {Somerset and Dorset N. and
Q.,1.236.)
STRODE, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Michs.
1553-
STRODE, WILLIAM. M.A. 1628 (Incorp. from Oxford). S. of
Philip, of Newnham, Devon, gent. Bapt. Jan. 11, 1602-3,
at Shaugh Prior. Matric. (Christ Church, Oxford) June i,
1621, age 19; scholar from Westminster; B.A. (Oxford) 1621;
M.A. 1624; B.D. 1631; D.D. 1638. Proctor (Oxford) 1629.
Public Orator (Oxford) 1629-45. R. of East Bradenham,
Norfolk, 1633. Canon of Christ Church, 1638-44. V. of
Black Bourton, Oxon., 1638. V. of Badley, Northants.,
1639-42. Died Mir. 10, 1644-5. Buried in Christ Church
Cathedral. {Al. Oxon., where his incorporation at Cambridge
is not mentioned.)
STRODE, WILLIAM. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Emmanuel, June 29,
1639. Of Somerset. Doubtless s. and h. of William, of
Barrington, Somerset. Matric. 1639. Married (i) Elizabeth
Rivett, of King's Sombome, Hants.; (2) Margaret, dau. of
Sir John Osborne, Bart.; (3) Jane, dau. of Sir Thomas EUys,
Bart. Buried Feb. 19, 1694-5, at Barrington. Brother of
Edward (1645). {Somerset Arch. Proc, xxx. 69.)
STRODE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Trinity, May 14, 1656.
Of Middlesex. School, Westminster. Matric. 1656-7;
Scholar, 1656; B.A. 1659-60; M.A. 1663. Ord. deacon
(Norwich) Sept. 1661.
STRODE, WILLIAM. Adm. FeU.-Com. at King's, 1701-2.
Perhaps s. of William (1639) (by his 3rd wife Jane, dau. of
Sir Thomas EUys). If so, died s.p. 1745-6.
STRODE, WILLIAM. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 22) at Christ's,
Apr. 4, 1733. S. of George. B. at Dittisham, Devon. School,
Totnes. One of these names of Newnham Park, Devon;
died Aug. 27, 1767. {Peile, 11. 228; Burke, L.G.)
Strother, William
STRONG, EDWARD. Adm. pens, at Clare, June 6, i7i8.
B. in London. Perhaps s. and h. of Edward, of Greenwich,
Kent (and possibly grandson of Edward Strong, citizen and
mason, of London, see Clutterbuck, 1. 69); adm. at the Inner
Temple, July 10, 1717.
STRONG, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Apr. 14, 1680. S. of
William, of London. School, St Paul's. Matric. 1680-1;
Scholar, 1683; B.A. 1683-4; M.A. 1688.
STRONG, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Trinity, May 25, 1683.
S. of Thomas. B. at Sutton Bonington, Notts. School,
Nottingham. Matric. 1683; B.A. 1686-7; M.A. 1704.
STRONG, RICHARD. B.A. (? 1602-3); M.A. from St John's,
1606. Incorp. at Oxford, 1607.
STRONG, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, Nov. 4,
1735. 2nd s. of Isaac, attorney, of Chatteris, Cambs. Bapt.
there. May 19, 1717. Schools, Stamford (Mr Reid) and
Peterborough (Mr Bradfield). Matric. 1735; B.A. 1739-40.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June 1, 1740; priest, May i, 1741.
R. of Ingoldmells, Lines., 1742-Q. R. of Hargrave, North-
ants., 1749-97. Married Mary, dau. of William Bunbury,
R. of Gt Catworth, Hunts. Died Jan. 23, 1797. Buried at
Hargrave. Will, P.C.C. {Scott-Mayor, in. 471.)
STRONG, WILLIAM. B.A. from St Catharine's, 1630-1. Of
Dorset. M.A. 1634. Fellow, 1631-4, suspended. R. of Moor
Cri;hel, Dorset, 1640-8. Member of the Westminster
Assembly, 1645. Minister of St Dunstan-in-the-West, 1648.
Pastor of an Independent congregation. A famous preacher.
Author, theological. Buried July 4, 1654, in Westminster
Abbey. His remains were disinterred after the Restoration.
Admon. granted (P.C.C.) Aug. 22, 1654, to widow Damaris.
{Cath. Hist., 122; D.N.B.; Burke, L.G.)
STRONG, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, July 3, 1652;
exhibitioner from Charterhouse. Of Dorset. Probably s. of
William (above). Matric. 1653-4; B.A. from Trinity Hall,
1655. Probably V. of Chatteris, Cambs., 1666-87. Buried
there Nov. 21, 1689. Will (Cons. C. Ely) 1689. (H. I.
Longden.)
STROTHER, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 20) at Christ's,
Aug. 24, 1695. S. of Edward, physician, of Alnwick, North-
umberland (adm. extra-licentiate of the R.C.P., Oct. i, 1700;
Munk, I. 520, where, however, he is apparently confused with
his son). B. 1675, at Alnwick. School, Alnwick (Mr Chess-
man). M.D. (Utrecht) 1720. Adm. licentiate of the C.P.,
Apr. 3, 1721. .Author, medical. Died Apr. 13, 1737. at his
house near Soho Square, London. One of these names, 'of
Alnwick,' married, at Durham, Jan. 15, 1697, Mary AUenton.
The Registers of St Nicholas, Newcastle, record the burial
of four children of a Dr Edward Strothers between 1700-7.
{Peile, II. 135; Munk, 11. 77; Misc. Gen. et Her., 2nd S., iv.;
D.N.B.)
STROTHER, GEORGE. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Mar. 30,
1730; exhibitioner from Tonbridge School. Of Kent. Matric.
1731; B.A. 1733-4; M.A. 1737. One of these names of
Penton Mewsey, Hants., clerk; will (P.C.C.) 1764.
STROTHER, HENRY. M.A. (Probably of Cambridge.) Chap-
lain to Bishop of Ely. R. of Rattlesden, Suffolk, 1460-1.
R. of Hardwick, Cambs., 1472-3. R. of Brandon Ferry, 1473.
Perhaps R. of Little Baddow, Essex, 1495-1512, Stroder;
died 1512.
STROTHER, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Kino's, Michs. 1611.
Probably s. and h. of Lancelot, of Langton and Kirk-newton,
Northumberland; age 16 in 1611. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Oct.
26, 1614. Married Elizabeth, dau. of Roger Selby, of Grindon,
Aug. 1, 1617. Died Feb. 2, 1631. Probably brother of
William (1611). (H. M. Wood; Genealogist, i. 384.)
STROTHER, JOSHUA. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Trinity, Feb. 3,
1690-1. S. of John. B. at Ripon, Yorks. School, Ripon
(Mr Thomas Thompson). Matric. 1691; Scholar, 1693; B.A.
1694-5; M.A. 1698. Incorp. at Oxford, 1706. V. of Brading,
Isle of Wight, 1703. V. of Brenchley, Kent, 1709-44. Died
Mar. 1, 1743-4. {Al. Oxon.)
STROTHER, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter, 1621;
B.A. 1624-5; M.A. 1629. C. of Little Easton, Essex, in 1637.
Perhaps V. of Kirby Moorside, Yorks., 1638-60.
STROOTHER, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's,
Apr. 23, 1718. S. of Wilfrid, barrister, of Yorkshire. B. at
Boroughbridge. School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1717; B.A.
1721-2. Ord. deacon (York) May 20, 1722; priest, Sept. 22,
1723. V. of Armley, Leeds, 1727-61. Died Apr. 25, 1761.
{Scott-Mayor, iii. 317.)
STROTHER, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from King's, Michs.
1611. Probably 2nd s. of Lancelot, of Langton and Kirk-
newton, Northumberland. B.A. from Clare, 1614-5, Stothier.
Probably brother of John (1611). (Genealogist, l. 384.)
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STROTHER, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's,
May 18, 1671. S. of William, Esq., of Newcastle, North-
umberland. Bapt. there, Nov. i, 1653. School, Morpeth.
Matric. 1671. Probably adm. at Gray's Inn, May 13, 1672.
Married Margaret, dan. of Sir Ralph Delaval, Bart., Jan. 14,
1675-6, at Gersdon. Died Feb. 1708. (H. M. Wood.)
STROTT (? SCROTT), TH. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1548.
STROWDYLL or STRUDDIL, ROBERT. B.D. 1517-8. Domini-
can friar. D.D. 1520-r. Prior of the Black friars, London,
in 1531. V. of Sutton-at-Hone, Kent, in 1553. Will (P.C.C.)
STROWGER, GEORGE. B.A. 1505-6. C. of St Mildred Poultry,
London, in 1531. C. of St Martin Vintry, 1539; M.A. R. of
St Mary Abchurch, 1556.
STROWGER, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1649. Of Suffolk. B..A.. 1652-3. Ejected from Ilketshall
St Margaret, Suffolk, 1662. R. of Frostenden during the
troubles.
STROWTING, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Clare, c. 1597;
B.A. 1600-1; M.A. 1605.
STRUDWICK, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Trinity Hall, Mar. 6,
1733-4. Matric. 1734. Perhaps of Jamaica. If so, died 1761.
But see Al. Oxon. for a contemporary namesake. (Musgrave.)
STRUGGLIS or STRUGGLE, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from
Trinity, Easter, 1611. Adm. at Gray's Inn, June 3, 1614;
of Canterbury, gent. Licence (Canterbury) Sept. 21, 1615,
to marry Rhoda Hamon, of Canterbury, spinster.
STRUTT, DENNER. Matric. Fell. -Com. from Queens', Easter,
1634. Of Suffolk. S. and h. of John, of Hadleigh, Suffolk,
gent, (and Elizabeth, dau. of Edward Denner, of Little
Warley Hall, Essex). Adm. at Gray's Inn, Mar. 6, 1627-8.
Created Bart., Mar. 5, 1641-2. Adhered loyally to the Royal
cause. Distinguished at the defence of Colchester, Aug. 1648.
A compounder, being fined £1350 in 1648. Married four
wives. Died s.p.tn.s. Sept. 1661. Buried at Little Warley.
(G. B.C. ,11. 161.)
STRUTT, EDWARD. B.A. (? 1602-3); M.A. from Jesus, 1606.
R. of Faulkboume, Essex, 1617-44, sequestered. Buried
there Nov. 19, 1646. Perhaps father of Richard (1633).
STRUTT, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1607.
3rd s. of Nicholas, of Hadleigh, Suffolk. B.A. 1610. Died
before 1614. Buried at Hadleigh. Brother of Robert (1613).
{Essex Archaeol. Soc, v. 146.)
STRUT, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Jesus, July 5, i673- Of Suffolk.
Matric. 1673.
STRUTT, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1633.
Perhaps s. of Edward (? 1602-3). B.A. 1636-7. Probably
R. of Faulkboume, Essex, 1646-74. R. of Rivenhall, 1670-5.
Died 1675.
STRUTT, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1613.
Of Suffolk. Probably 4th s. of Nicholas, late of Hadleigh,
Suffolk, deceased. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, July 11, 1617.
Married and had issue. Will dated, Nov. 13, 1639; proved
(P.C.C.) Feb. 17, 1639-40. (Essex Arch. Soc, v. 146.)
STRUTT, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at Pembroke, Apr. 12, 1666.
S. of George, of Thomham Parva, Suffolk, farmer. Matric.
1667; B.A. 1669-70; M.A. 1673. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June
18, 1671; priest (Norwich) Mar. 16, 1673-4. V. of Yardley,
Herts., 1681-1718. Died 1718-9.
STRUTT, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from King's, Easter, 1629;
B.A. 1633-4. Probably ord. deacon (Ely) 1637-8; C. of
Shelley, Suffolk. Probably sequestered to Dalham, 1647.
STRUTT, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter, 1635.
Of Suffolk. B.A. 1637-8; M.A. 1641.
STRUTT, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Pembroke, June 3,
1635. S. of Thomas, attorney, of Maplestead, Essex, Esq.
B. there. Matric. 1635. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Apr. 27,
1637. Called to the Bar, 1645.
STRUTT, THOMAS Adm. pens, (age 17) at Sx John's, Apr. 21,
1696. S. of Thomas, gent., of Maplestead, Essex. B. at
Bury St Edmunds. School, Bury (private). Matric. 1699;
B.A. 1699-1700. Buried Nov. 25, 1700, aged 21, at St James',
Bury. M.I.
STRYPE, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Jesus, Mar. 29, 1662.
S. of John van Stryp (and Hester, dau. of Daniel Bonnell,
of Norwich). B. Nov. i, 1643, '" Houndsditch, London.
School, St Paul's. Migrated to St Catharine's. Matric. 1662;
B.A. 1665-6; M.A. 1669. Incorp. at Oxford, 1671. Signed
for priest's orders (London) Dec. 21, 1666; P.C. of Theydon
Bois, Essex. V. of Low Leyton, 1669-1727. Dean of Bock-
ing. Lecturer at Hackney, Middlesex, 1689-1724. R. of
West Tarring, Sussex, 1711-37 (sinecure). Ralph Thoresby
was one of his numerous correspondents. The ecclesiastical
historian and biographer. Formed a magnificent collection
Stubbing, Thomas
of original documents, mostly of the Tudor period (now in
the Harleian and Lansdowne MSS.). Author, Annals of the
Reformation, etc. Died Dec. 13, 1737. aged 94- Buried at
Leyton. M.I. {D.N.B.; Al. Oxon.)
STUBBE, see STUBBS.
STUBBER, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, Jan. 31,
1658-9. S. of Peter, gent., of Jewry, London. B. there.
School, Derby (Mr HiU). Matric. 1659; B.A. 1662, Stub-
borne.
STUBBYN, EDMUND. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1578. Probably s. of William, of Stansfield, Suffolk.
Bapt. there, Nov. 5, 1562. R. of Naughton, Suffolk, 1594-
Buried there. Will proved (Sudbury) Sept. 19, 1638. Prob-
ably father of Samuel (1606). {Suffolk Man. Fam., 11. 349.)
STUBBING, EDMUND. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs.
1606; Scholar, 1608; B.A. 1610-1; M.A. 1614; B.D. 1626;
D.D. 1635. FeUow, 1612. Incorp. at Oxford, 1614. Ord.
deacon (Peterb.) May 3; priest, May 4, 1621. R. of Datch-
worth, Herts., 1622. V. of Barrington, Cambs., 1629-37.
V. of Marsworth, Bucks., 1631. Buried in Trinity College
Chapel, Aug. 27, 1637. Will proved (V.C.C). (Al.Oxon.)
STUBBING, EDMUND. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs.
1614. Of Essex. B.A. 1617-8; M.A. 1622; B.D. 1629.
Fellow, 1625-33. Minister of St Botolph, Cambridge, 1632.
Probably R. of Rampton, 1633. Buried there Jan. 11, 1658-
9. (J.Crosby.)
STUBBING, EDMUND. Adm. pens, at Queens', Sept. 30, 1643-
Of Essex. Perhaps s. and h. of WilUam, of Bumpstead Hall,
Essex; age 9 in 1638. {Suffolk Man. Fam., 11. 348.)
STUBBINGS, EDMUND. Adm. pens, at Queens', May 22, 1671.
Of Essex.
STUBBIN or STUBBINS, EDWARD. Adm. sizar (age 16) at
Pembroke, Feb. 4, 1656-7. S. of John. B. at Ipswich,
Suffolk. School, Ipswich. Migrated to Christ's, Apr. 3, 1657.
Matric. 1657, Stubbin. Brother of Samuel (1653).
STUBBING, HENRY. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Michs. 1598.
STUBBIN, JOHN. B.A. 1614 (Incorp. from Oxford). Of Hert-
fordshire, c/«>-. yi/. Perhapss. of Mark (1577). Matric. (Christ
Church, Oxford) Nov. 14, 1609; scholar from Westminster,
age 18; B.A. 1613; M.A. 1616; B.D. and D.D. 1630. Sub-
scribed for deacon's orders (Bristol) Sept. 19, 1619. V. of
Ambrosden, Oxon., 1635-55. Died July 18, 1655. (Al.Oxon.)
STUBBINGE, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, May 30,
1722. S. of Godfrey, gent., of Derbyshire. B.at Whittington,
near Chesterfield. School, Chesterfield (Mr Burrough).
Matric. 1722; M.B. 1728. Adm. at Leyden, Oct. 4, 1728, as
medical student; a pupil of Boerhave.
STUBBIN, LEWIS. Matric. pens, from Clare, c. 1594. Probably
S. of WiUiam, of the Ivytode, in Bumpstead, Essex. Living,
1609. (Suffolk Man. Fam., 11. 350.)
STUBBING, MARK. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1577.
Ord. priest (Lincoln) Oct. 14, 1583. R. of Wheathampstead,
Herts., 1586-1637. Died 1637. Perhaps father of John
(1614).
STUBBING, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's,
June 3, 1663. S. oi Thomas (? 1625), deceased, of Marston-
Montgomery or Marston-upon-Dove, Derbs. B. there.
School, Repton. Matric. 1663; B.A. 1666-7; M.A. 1670.
STUBBIN, SAMUEL. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1606. Probably s. of Edmund (1578), R. of Naughton. B. at
Hunston, Suffolk. Scholar at Emmanuel, 1608; B.A. from
Emmanuel, 1608-9; M.A. 1612. Ord. deacon (Ely); priest
(London) Dec. 22, 1616, age 26. C. of Goldhanger, Essex.
Buried at Naughton, 1669, where he had been curate.
(Suffolk Man. Fam., 11. 349.)
STUBBIN, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Pembroke, Apr. 9,
1653. S. of John, of Ipswich. Matric. 1653-4; B.A. 1656;
M.A. from Peterhouse, 1660. Ord. deacon and priest
(Norwich) Sept. 22, 1662. R. of Hasketon, Suffolk, 1658-78.
R. of Campsay Ashe, 1674. Died 1678. Brother of Edward
(1656-7). (r. A. Walker, in.)
STUBBINGE, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1625; B.A. 1628-9. Probably R. of Cubley-cwm-Marston-
Montgomery, Derbs., in 1650; there in 1654. Probably
father of Richard (1663).
STUBBING or STEBBEN, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at
Trinity, Mar. 27, 1703. S. of Richard, of West Broughton,
Derbs. School, Uttoxeter, Staffs. (Mr Ray). Matric. 1703.
Adm. at the Middle Temple, June 12, 1706. One of these
names Sheriff of Derbs., 1711.
STUBBINGS, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Oct. 29,
1719. Of Essex. Matric. 1720. One of these names of
Bumpstead Helion, Essex; died Sept. 29, 1744. {Morant, 11.
532-)
V.A.C. IV.
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STUBBIN, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Mar. 26, 1668.
Of Lincolnshire. Matric. 1668; B.A. 1671-2. Ord. priest
(Lincoln) May 25, 1673; C. of Mablethorpe, Lines.
STUBBING, . Adm. pens, at Trinity Hall, Dec. 24, 1705 ;
name oS, Dec. 1706.
STUBBS, BENJAMIN. Matric. from St Catharine's, Easter,
1709; B.A. 1712-3.
STUBBS or STUBBE, EDMUND. B.A. 1474-5- S. of John, of
Scottowe. Norfolk. M.A. 1478; B.D. 1501; D.D. 1507. Fellow
of GoNViLLE Hall, 1480. Master, 1504-13. R. of St Michael
Coslany, Norwich, 1504-13. Benefactor to Gonville Hall
and the University. Died 1514. Will (P.C.C.) 1514; to be
buried at St Michael Coslany. Brother of Walter (1484-5).
(Venn, i. 12; Cooper, i. 16, 525.)
STUBBES orSTUBBEY, EDMUND. Matric. pens, from Trinity,
Easter, 1568. Probably s. of John, of Buxton, Norfolk.
Brother of Francis (1568) and of John (i555)- {Vis. of
Norfolk, 1563; Blomefield, vi. 446.)
STUBBS or STUBBE, EDMUND. Matric. pens, from Trinity,
Easter, 1611; scholar from Westminster. S. of Francis
(? 1568), of Scottowe, Norfolk (according to Cooper, 11, 11 1,
he was a grandson of John (1555), but it seems more likely
that he was a nephew). B.A. 1614-5; M.A. 1618; B.D. 1631.
Fellow, 1616. R. of Huntingfield, Suffolk, 1621-59. R- of
Longford, Derbs., 1630; stiU there, 1650. R. of Cookley,
Suffolk, 1635. Married Margaret, dau. of Wolfran Smith, of
Lackfield, Suffolk. Died Apr. q, 1659. Father of Edward
(1646), Robert (1651) and Wolfran (1657). (Vis. of Suffolk,
1664; Cox, Derbs., iii. 188.)
STUBBE, EDMUND. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Feb. 21, 1661-2.
Matric. 1662; Scholar, 1664; B.A. 1665-6; M.A. 1669.
Fellow, 1668. Incorp. at Oxford, 1674. R. of Rendlesham,
Suffolk, 1672. R. of Tunstall, 1675. Father of the next.
STUBBE, EDMUND. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, June 4,
1700. S.of Edmund (above), of Rendlesham, Suffolk. School,
Westminster. Matric. 1700; Scholar, 1701; B.A. 1703-4;
M.A. 1707. Fellow, 1706. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 21;
priest (Ely) Dec. 21, 1707. V. of Eaton Bray, Beds., 1714-31.
V. of Marsworth, Bucks., 1734-c. 49. Will, Archd. Bucks.
(Al. Weslmon., 237; Lipscomb, iii. 412, where he is said to
be still living in 1754.)
STUBBE, EDWARD. Adm. pens, at Trinity, June 27, 1646.
Of Suffolk. S. of Edmund (1611), B.D. Matric. 1647; M.B.
1652; M.D. (Pembroke College, Oxford) 1657. Died Oct. 5,
1659, aged 30. M.I. at Huntingfield. Brother of Robert
(1651) and Wolfran (1657).
STUBBES, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1568.
Probably s. of John, of Buxton, Norfolk. Of Scottowe,
Norfolk. If so, married Anne Cooke, sister to Lord Cooke,
Chief Justice of England. Brother of Edmund (1568) and
of John (1555), probably father of Edmund (1611). {Vis. of
Norfolk, 1562; Vis. of Suffolk, 1664.)
STUBBES, HENRY. Adm. at King's (age 17) a scholar from
Eton, Sept. 20, 1617. Of Wath, Yorks. Probablys. of Henry,
R. of Wath (1570-1614). Matric. 1617; B.A. 1620-1. Ord.
deacon (York) Mar. 1621-2; priest, June, 1622.
STUBBS, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Apr. 22, 1675.
Matric. 1678; B.A. 1678-9; M.A. 1682.
STUBS, JAMES. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, Mar. 16,
1742-3. S. of John, of Richmond, Yorks. B. at Middleham.
School, Threslifield. Matric. 1743; B-A. 1746-7; M.A. 1750.
Fellow, 1751-1804. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Dec. 25, 1749;
priest. Mar. 3, 1750-1. Became insane. Died at Hackney,
Middlesex, Jan. 1804. {Scott-Mayor, iii. 534.)
STUBBYS, JOHN. B.Civ.L. 1463-4. Perhaps s. of John, of
Scottowe, Norfolk, and of Laxfield, Suffolk. Probably
scholar of King's Hall, 1457-61. Of Scottowe. Buried at
Norwich, 1525. Perhaps brother of Edmund (1474-5) and
Walter (1484-5). {Blomefield, vi. 344.)
STUBBS, JOHN. B.D. Prior of the Cambridge House of Austin
friars in April, 1522. {Cooper, i. 28.)
STUBBS, JOHN. Scholar of Gonville Hall, 1526; B.A. 1526-7
or 1527-8 (there are two entries but they may refer to one
and the same degree). Probably adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Feb.
22, 1533-4-
STUBBE or STUBBES, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity,
Michs. 1555 {imputes). S. of John, of Buxton, Norfolk.
B. c. 1543. B.A. 1560-1, Stubbis. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn,
Nov. 7, 1562. Called to the Bar, 1572. A zealous Puritan.
Held the manor of Thelveton and had also asi estate at
Buxton, Norfolk. Suffered the loss of his right hand for a
pamphlet against the proposed marriage of the Queen, 1579.
Under-steward of Yarmouth, 1588. M.P. for Yarmouth,
1588-9. Accompanied the army despatched to France to
aid Henry IV against the Spaniards. Married Anne, dau.
of Aubrey de Vere, and widow of Christopher Shambome,
Stubbs, William
Esq. (who died July ?, i575)- Died at Havre, 1592. Buried
there with military honours. Brother of Edmund (1568) and
Francis (1568). {Cooper, 11. 111; C. J. Palmer, Perlustration
of Great Yarmouth, 11. 92; Blomefield, x. 358; D.N.B.,
following Cooper, makes Edmund (1611) and also Wolfran
(1657) his grandsons; whereas the former was probably his
nephew and the latter his grandson.)
STUBS, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1558;
B.A. 1561-2. Perhaps R. of St Martin, Canterbury, Kent,
1587-92; 'B.A.' But see also the next.
STUBBS, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter, 1575;
Scholar, 1575-7. Perhaps ord. deacon (Lichfield) Sept. 9,
1581; priest. Mar. 4, 1582-3. R. of Little Steeping, Lines.,
1592-1618, 'B.A.' Will (P.C.C.) 1618. One of these names
(B.A.), R. of North Coates, Lines., 1591-1600.
STUBBS, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Caius, June 20, 1664.
S. of Justinian (1623), clerk, of Ryhall, Rutland. B, there.
School, Stamford. Matric. 1665; Scholar, 1666-9; M.B. 1670.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Mar. 3, 1671-2. Died before 1684, s.p.
See Al. Oxon. for a contemporary namesake. {Venn, i. 422;
Lines. Pedigrees, 933; Genealogist, N.S., xxv. 157.)
STUBBS, JOSIAH. Adm. sizar at Trinity, Apr. 12, 1647.
Of Staffordshire. Matric. 1646; B.A. 1650-1; M.A. 1654.
R. of Blore Ray, Staffs., c. 1651-7. R. of Kingsley, c. 1658-
66. {Wm Salt Arch. Soc, 1915.)
STUBBS, JUSTINIAN. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Michs.
1623. S. of Joseph, of Stamford, Lines., V. of Ryhall,
Rutland. B. at Kimpton, Leics. B.A. 1626-7; M.A. 1630.
Ord. deacon (London) June 8, 1628, age 23. Intruded as
V. of Ryh2dl-CMm-Essendine, 1656; conformed at the
Restoration. Died 1681. Father of John (1664). (Lines.
Pedigrees, 933; Lambeth MSS.)
STUBBS or STUBBES, PHILIP. Studied at Cambridge (accord-
ing to Wood, Athenae., i. 645). Afterwards at Oxford;
probably at Gloucester Hall. Travelled abroad. Puritan
pamphleteer. Said to have been a kinsman of John (1555).
Married Katherine, dau. of William Emmes, late of St
Dunstan-in-the-West, London, Sept. 6, 1586. Wrote a life
of his wife (who died at Burton-on-Trent, Dec. 14, 1590)
entitled, A Chrystal Glasse for Christian Women, 1591. His
other works include Anatomic of Abuses and Puritanical
ballads. (D.N. B. ; Al. Oxon.)
STUBBS, RICHARD. B.A. 1465-6; M.A. 1468; B.D. 1471-2;
D.D. 1480. Fellow of Pembroke, c. 1467. Master of Clare,
1470-96. Had orders, 1467, by a title from the monastery
of Tupham, Norfolk. V. of Tiiiey, Norfolk, till 1496. Died
1496. (Loder, 218.)
STUBBES or STUBBE, ROBERT. Adm. at Trinity, Apr. 3,
1651. Of Suffolk. Doubtless 2nd s. of Edmund (1611), of
Huntingfield, Suffolk. Scholar, 1652; B.A. 1654-5; M.A.
1658. V. of Mendham, Suffolk, 1661. One of these names
R. of Bishop's Cleeve, Gloucester, 1662-5. But see A'.. Oxon.
for a contemporary namesake. Brother of Edward {1646)
and Wolfran (1657)- {Vis. of Suffolk, 1664.)
STUBBS, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June 22, 1658.
S. of Robert, of Northamptonshire. School, Oundle. Matric.
1657.
STUBBS, SHEFFIELD. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity, May 25,
1697. S. of Sheffield, of Ely, Camljs. School, Bury St
Edmunds (Mr Leeds). Scholar, 1699. (Lines. Pedigrees, gss;
Vis. ofCambs., 1684.)
STUBBS, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius, July 2, 1719.
S. of Thomas, brasier (aerarius), of Beccles, Suffolk. B. there.
School, Beccles (MrScoulding). Matric. 1719; Scholar, 1719-
25; B.A. 1722-3. Subscribed for deacon's orders (Norwich)
June 6, 1725; 'C. of Heckingham and Hales, Norfolk.' V. of
Yoxford, Suffolk, 1730-53. Died unmarried, Nov. 16, 1753.
Buried at Yoxford. M.I. (Venn, 11. 12.)
STUBBS, WALTER. B.A. 1484-5. 3rd s. of John, of Scottowe,
Norfolk. M.A. 1489. FeUow of Gonville Hall. Adm. at
Lincoln's Inn, July 10, 1492. Called to the Bar, 1506.
Meirried Audry, dau. of John Peirs, of Northwold. Died
1514. Buried in Gonville Chapel. M.I. Will proved (P.C.C.)
July 10, 1514. Left much property in Scottowe. Brother of
Edmund (1474-5) and John (1463-4). (Venn, i. 22; Blome-
field, VI. 344.)
STUBBS or STUBS, WILLIAM. B.Civ.L. 1477-8; B.Can.L.
1483-4, 'Stubbys.' V. of Swafiham St Cyriac, Cambs.,
1492-7. V. of Stapleford, 1498-1510. Died 1510. (Crosby.)
STUBBS, WILLIAM. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Queens', Michs.
1589. Of London.
STUBBS, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, c. 1595.
Migrated to Oxford after three years. B.A. (St Alban Hall,
Oxford) 1599-1600. Ord. deacon (York) Dec. 20, 1607;
priest, Feb. 17, 1610-1. C. of Pately Bridge, Yorks.
Licensed to serve cure in Baildon Chapel, Oct. 26, 1619.
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STUBBS, WOLFRAN. Adm. pens, at Trinity, May 13, 1657;
scholar from Westminster, 1658. S. of Edmund (1611), of
Huntingfield, Suffolk. Matric. 1659; B.A. 1660-1; M.A.
1664; D.D. 1681 {Lit. Reg.). FeUow, i66r. Vice-Master,
1703-12. Incorp. at Oxford, 1674. Regius Professor of
Hebrew, 1688-99. Signed for priest's orders (London) Dec.
16, 1664. R. of TunstaU, Suffolk, 1679. R. of Guiseley,
Yorks., 1702. R. of Orwell, Cambs., 1703-19. He was
involved in the disputes isath Dr Bentley who succeeded in
removing him from the Vice-Mastership. Died in London,
Oct. 1719. Buried at Orwell. M.L Brotherof Edward (1646)
and Robert (1651). {Al. Westmon.; Vis. of Suffolk.)
STUDD, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius, May 7, 1661.
S. of Thomas, of Little Stonham, Suffolk. B. at Clopton.
Schools, Earl Stonham (Mr Gooding) and Stowmarket (Mr
Colson). Matric. 1661; Scholar, 1661-5; B.A. 1664-5. Ord.
deacon (Norwich) May 19, 1665; priest, Dec. 18, 1670. C. of
Earl Stonham, 1665. R. of Gt Waldingfield, Suffolk, 1670.
Afterwards in Norwich. R. of Borough, Norfolk, in 1671.
C. of St Martin and St Mary, Coslany, 1673. (Venn, 1. 412.)
STUDLEY, ANDREW. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Sidney, May 13,
i668. S. of Thomas, gent., of Salop. School, Harrow. B.A.
1676-7; M.A. 1680.
STUDLEY, FRANCIS. Adm. sizar at Queens', Oct. 16, 1731.
Of Salop. Possibly s. of Peter (1703). Matric. 1732; B.A.
1735-6; M.A. 1739.
STUDLEY, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1563;
scholar from Westminster (one of the earliest scholars to be
elected to Cambridge); B.A. 1566-7; M.A. 1570. Fellow,
1567-73, when he was charged with nonconformity. A good
classical scholar. Poet and translator. Probably V. of
Westerham, Kent, 1580-1606. Died c. 1606. (Cooper, 11.
100; D.N.B.) (For an account of the Studley family of Kent,
see Halted, i. 416; also Vis. of Kent, 1619.)
STUDLEY, PETER. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Pembroke, May 25,
1703. S. of Richard. B. at Shrewsbury. Matric. 1703; B.A.
1706-7; M.A. 1712. Incorp. at O.xford, 1712. R. of Acton
Bumell, Salop, 1713-58. Died May 15, 1758. Brother of
the ne.xt and possibly father of Francis (1731). (Al. Oxon.)
STUDLEY, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Magdalene,
Apr. 15, 1695. S. of Richard. B. at Shrewsbury. School,
Shrewsbury. Matric. 1695; B.A. 1698-9; M.A. 1702. Ord.
deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 21, 1701; priest, May 31, 1702. C. of
Hannington, Northants., 1701. Brother of Peter (above).
STUFFIN, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's, June i6,
1659. S. and h. of John, gent., of Sherbrook, near Buxton,
Derbs. (and Mary, dau. of John Feme, of Hopton, Derbs.).
B. there. School, Repton. Matric. 1659. Adm. at Gray's
Inn, June 18, 1659. Of Sherbrook, and of Hopton. Died
Nov. 23, 1696. M.L at Wirksworth. (Cox, Derfis., i. 316-8.)
STUKE, FRANCIS. Adm. sizar (age 21) at Caius, July 4, 1613.
S. of John Stuke (or Stukeley), R. of Stapleford, Herts.
Matric. 1614; B.A. 1616-7; M.A. 1620. R. of Watton, Herts.,
1624-35. Buried there Oct. 12, 1635. (Venn, i. 222.)
STUKE or STUKES, GEORGE. B.A. from St John's, 1608-9;
M.A. 1612. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 24, 1609; priest,
Sept. 23, 1610. P.C. of Ramsey, Hunts., 1609-17, and school-
master. Father of the next.
STUKE, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Caius, Apr. 21, 1630. Of
Derbyshire. S. of George (above) clerk. B. at Derby. School,
Bandon Bridge, Ireland (Mr Hollyday). Matric. 1631,
'.Stukley.'
STEWKS or STUKES, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Magdalene,
Easter, 1641; B.A. 1644-5; M.A. 1648. R. of Molesworth,
Hunts., 1667-81. Died 1 68 1. Father of the next.
STUKES, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Dec. 26, 1685. S. of
Thomas (above), clerk, of Huntingdonshire. Matric. 1686;
Rustat scholar; B.A. 1689-90; M.A. from Peterhouse, 1693.
Fellow of Peterhouse, 1694. V. of Foxton, Cambs., 1698-1722.
STUKELY, EDWARD. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Pembroke,
May 23, 1679- S. of John, cook. B. at Cambridge. Matric.
1679; B.A. 1682-3; M.A. 1686. R. of Middleton, Essex, 1700.
R. of Stansted, 1720-32. R. of Little Comard, Suffolk,
1720-32. Died 1732. Perhaps brother of John (1683-4;).
STUCKLY or STEWKLEY, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at
Trinity, Jan. 2, 1683-4. S. of John, of Cambridge. School,
Ely (Mr Richard Peachey). Matric. 1683-4; B.A. 1687-8.
Perhaps brother of Edward (1679).
STUCKLEY or STEWKLEY, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at
Magdalene, May 12, 1694. S. of William (1657), clerk.
B. at Bradford (?Bradfield), Suffolk. School, Bury St
Edmunds. Matric. 1695; B.A. 1697-8; M.A. 1715. Ord.
deacon (Norwich) Dec. 24, 1699; priest, Sept. 22, 1706. R.
of EUough, Suffolk, 1706-n. Succeeded his father as R. of
Carlton-by-Willingham, Cambs., 1711-5. R. of Eriswell,
1715- Brother of William (1691).
Sturdve, Roger
STUKELEY, MICHAEL. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Apr. 18,
1653. Of King's Lynn, Norfolk. Matric. 1653; B.A. 1656-7;
M.A. 1660; B.D. 1667. Fellow, 1660. R. of Preston, Suflolk,
1673-1719. Died 1719.
STUKELEY, NICHOLAS. Fellow of Pembroke, 1461. V. of
Whitton, Norfolk, 1471.
STEWKLEY or STUCLE, PETER. Scholar at King's Hall,
1394. LL.B. 'Bachelor,' in 1409. Resigned, Oct. 8, 14x1.
Ord. acolyte (Ely) June 13, 1405; R. of Walsoken, Norfolk,
140 1-5.
STUKELY, PETER. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Sidney, June 26,
1703. 2nd s. of George, attorney, of Tiverton. School,
Tiverton. Matric. 1703; Scholar, 1705; B.A. 1706-7; M.A.
1710. Fellow, 17x1. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Mar. 1708-9.
R. of Widworthy, Devon, 1728-36. Buried Aug. xi, 1736.
Admon. (Exeter) 1736.
STEWKLEY, THOMAS DE. ChanceUor of the University, 1369.
Abbot of Colchester, X368-9. Died Oct. 9, 1369. (Le Neve,
Fasti, III. 598; Mon. Angl., i. 296.)
STUKLEY, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Easter,
X5861 Probably s. of Hugh, of Marsh, Somerset. B. Apr. 4,
1569. Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1587. Knighted, May ix,
X603. Of Marsh, and of Hinton, Hants. Married Elizabeth,
dau. of John Goodwin, of Over Wichingdon, Bucks. Died
Apr. 12, X639. M.L at Bray, Berks. Admon., P.C.C.
STUKLEY, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 20) at Caius, May 2,
16x9. Of West Worlington, Devon. S. and h. of John, gent.,
deceased. School, Tiverton (Mr Samuel Butler). Matric.
x6x9; Scholar, x620-x. Of West Worlington, Esq. (Venn, i.
247, where he is confused with an Oxford contemporary.)
STUKELEY, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs.
1582; B.A. 1586-7.
STUKELEY, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Magdalene,
Apr. 23, X657. S. of John, of Sulgrave, Northants. Matric.
X657; B.A. 1660; M.A. 1664. Incorp. at Oxford, 1669. Ord.
deacon (Ely) Dec. 20, x662. V. of Sawston, Cambs., 1662.
R. of Rattlesden, Suffolk, X672-5. R. of Carlton-by-Willing-
ham, Cambs., 1679-X710. R. of Bradfield St George, Suffolk,
1693-17x0. Died before Oct. x6, 17x1. Fatherof John (1694)
and William (1691).
STEWKELEY, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Magdalene,
Apr. 6, 1691. S. of William (1657), clerk. B. at Long Melford,
Suffolk. School, Bury St Edmunds. Matric. 169X; B.A.
1694-5. Brother of John (1694).
STUKELEY, WILLIAM. Adm. at Corpus Christi, Nov. 7, 1703.
S. of John, of Holbeck, Lines, (and Frances, dau. of Robert
(?John) Bullen, of Weston). Bapt. there, Nov. 7, 1687.
School, Holbeck. Matric. 1704; M.B. 1708; M.D. 17x9.
F.R.S., lyiy. Secretary to the Society of Antiquaries, of
which he was one of the founders, 1717-26. F.R.C.P., 1720.
Gulstonian lecturer, 1722. Ord. deacon (Archbishop of
Canterbury) July 20, 1729; priest (Lincoln) Nov. g, 1729.
V. of All Saints', Stamford, 1729-47. R. of St George-the-
Martyr, London, 1747-65. Friend of Sir Isaac Newton, and
of Warburton. The well-known antiquary. Married
(x) Frances, dau. of Robert Williamson, of Allington, Lines.;
(2) Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Gale, Dean of York. Author,
medical and antiquarian. Died Mar. 3, 1765. (D.N.B.;
Munk, II. 71; Lines. Pedigrees, 935; W. Stukeley, Diaries
and Letters.)
STUMPE, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Easter,
1609; B.A. 1612-3. Fellow. Incorp. at Oxford, 1622.
Subscribed for priest's orders (Bristol) Dec. 21, 162 1. R. of
Yatton Keynell, Wilts., x62x.
STUNETT, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from St John's, c. 1590.
STUPPE, JOHN. Ord. deacon (London) May 15, 1577, age 24;
'scholar of Clare College'; priest, Oct. 6, 1577. B. at Ware,
Herts.
STURDY, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age x6) at Christ's, May 9, 1648,
S. of John. B. at Halifax. School, Halifax. Matric. 1648;
B.A. X65X-2; M.A. 1656. Usher of Pocklington School,
Yorks., 1652-4. R. of Hapton, Norfolk, 1656-8. Probably
Head Masterof Bradford School, c. 1658-71; resigned, having
been 'seduced to the Romish Church,' according to Thoresby,
his friend. Lived at Bradford; aftenvards went to Fumess,
wherp he wrote on the Ironstone of the District. (Pcilc, i. 5 19.)
STURDY, JOHN. Adxn. sizar (age x8) at Trinity, June 29,
1738. S. of William, of Leeds. School, Leeds (Mr Barnard).
Matric. 1738; B.A. X74X-2. Ord. priest (York) Dec. 1744.
V. of Pontefract, Yorks., 1744-77. Died June 4, 1777.
STURDY, ROBERT. B.Can.L. 1467-8.
STURDYE, ROGER. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1581.
STURDY, . Com. for M.A. or higher degree, 1473-4.
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STURGEON, CLOPTON. Adm. pens, (age 14) at Caius, July 3,
1732. 3rd s. of James, surgeon, of Bury St Edmunds. Bapt.
there, Aug. 4, 1715. Schools, Bury (Mr Kynnesman) and
Charterhouse. Matric. 1732; Scholar, 1732-6; B.A. 1735-6.
Died Dec. 21, 1736. Buried at St Mary's, Bury St Edmunds.
M.I. there. (Venn, n. 36; Gage, Suffolk, 385.)
STURGEON, ROGER. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius, June 16,
1736. S. of Robert, carpenter, of Bury St Edmunds. B. there.
School, Bury. Scholar, 1736-43; Matric. i737; B.A. 1739-40;
M.A. 1744. Fellow, 1744-51. Ord. deacon (Norwich) June r,
1740; 'C. of Hockwold, Norfolk'; priest, Sept. 19, 1742-
C. of Homingsheath, 1747. V. of Waterbeach, Cambs.,
1749-59' R- of Hardmead, Bucks., 1750-9. Master of the
Perse School, Cambridge, 1751-9. Died Apr. 13, 1759.
Buried at St Edward's, Cambridge. {Venn, 11. 42.)
STURGEON, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Trinity, Mar.
27, 1716. S. of Trevick, of Chappie Lane, London. School,
Charterhouse, London. Scholar, 1717; B-A. 1722-3. Ord.
priest (Norwich) Mar. 1722-3. R. of Larling, Norfolk, 1722.
{Al. Carthus., where he is confused with Roger (above).)
STURGES, CHARLES. Adm. pens, at Queens', Nov. 24, 1708.
Of Huntingdonshire. Perhaps s. of John (1667). Matric.
1709; B.A. 1712-3; M.A. 1716; B.D. 1725. Fellow, i7i7-27-
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) May 27, 1716; priest (Norwich) Dec.
22, 1717. V. of Linstead, Kent, 1718-26. R. of Orlingbury,
Northants., 1726-46. Preb. of Lincoln, 1727-46. R. of
Conington, Cambs., 1732. Married Sarah, dau. of Thomas
Isted, of Ecton, Northants., Esq. Died Feb. 5, i745-6, aged
52. M.I. at Orlingbury. Perhaps brother of John (1701), etc.
{L. Mag.; H. I. Longden.)
STURGES, EVERARD. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1714. Doubtlesss.of Samuel (1678). B. at Billericay, Essex.
Matric. Easter, 1715; B.A. 1718-9; M.A. 1722. Fellow, 1717.
Ord. deacon (London) May 24, 1719. R. of Walkera, Herts.,
1731-50. Died 1750. Brother of Samuel (1719). [Harwood.)
STURGES, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1582;
B.A. 1586-7; M.A. 1592. Licensed to teach Latin in Norwich
diocese, 1587.
STURGES, GILES. Matric. pens, from Christ's, 1592-3; B.A.
1596-7. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Apr. 1; priest, Nov. 25, 1599.
C. of Oxendon, Northants., in 1600. R. of Clipston, 1601.
Living, 1632.
STURGES, HENRY. Adm. sizar at Trinity, May 4, 1660.
Matric. 1660; Scholar, 1661; B.A. 1663-4; M.A. 1667.
Fellow, 1664. (One of these names, 's. and h. of Henry,
of Bristol, gent., deceased,' adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Apr. 26,
1661.) Signed for deacon's orders (London) June 9, 1666;
for priest's, June i, 1667.
STURGES, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Christ's, May 9,
1667. S. of Thomas. B. at Leicester. School, Leicester
(Mr Thomas). Matric. 1667-8; B.A. 1670-1; M.A. 1674.
Incorp. at 0.xford, 1682. Ord. priest (Peterb.) Feb. 20,
1675-6. V. of Kimbolton, Hunts., 1684-5. V. of Hartford,
1684-9. R- of Ripton Regis, 1690-1725. R. of Glatton,
1691-1725. Archdeacon of Huntingdon, 1720-5. Died Dec.
31, 1725. Probably brother of Samuel (1681-2), father of
the next, of Thomas (1715) and perhaps of Charles (1708).
(Peile, II. 11; Al. Oxon.)
STURGES, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Christ's, July 4, 1701.
S. of John (above), V. of Hartford, Hunts. B. there. School,
Charterhouse. Matric. 1702; Scholar, 1702-3; B.A. 1705-6;
M.A. 1709. Ord. deacon (Norwich) July, 1710; priest (Lin-
coln) June 11, 1711. R. of Halton, Lines., 1711-22. Preb.
of Winchester, 1721-40. R. of Chilbolton, Hants., 1722-3.
R. of Wonston with Sutton, Hants., 1723. Died Oct. 11,
1740. Buried in Winchester Cathedral. M.I. Brother of
Thomas (1715) and perhaps of Charles (1708). (Peile, 11. 151;
G. Mag. ; L. Mag.)
STURGES, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Trinity, June 23,
1742. S. of Thomas, of London. School, Westminster.
Matric. 1742; Scholar, 1743; B.A. 1745-6; M.A. 1749. Fellow,
1748. Usher of Westminster School, 1747-56. Lecturer at
St George's, Bloomsbury. Died Apr. 29, 1756. Will, P.C.C.
(Al. Westmon., 326; G. Mag.)
STURGES, ROBERT. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 17) at Caius, May 7,
1584. S. of Francis. B. at Cranworth, Norfolk. School,
Cranworth (Mr Turner). Matric. 1584.
STURGES, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar at Trinity, Apr. 27, 1674.
Probably s. of Nathaniel, R. of Sudbury, Derbs. Matric.
1674; B.A. 1677-8; M.A. 1682. Ord. deacon (London) May
26, 1678. Probably R. of Belton, Leics., 1679-84; R. of
Sudbury, Derbs., 1684-1736. Preb. of Lichfield, 1700-36.
(Cox, Churches of Derbs.; Le Neve, Fasti, i. 588.)
STURGIS, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, at Clare, Sept. 11, 1678. Of
Sibbertoft, Northants. Matric. 1679; B.A. 1682-3; M.A. 1686.
Fellow, 1684. Chaplain to Lord Fitzwalter. V. ofGtBurstead,
Essex, 1692-1719. R. of Laingdon, 1701-19. Died 1719.
Father of Everard (1714) and Samuel (1719). (T. C. Dale.)
Sturton, Erasmus
STURGES, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, Jan. 26,
1681-2. S. of Thomas, mercer, deceased. B. at Leicester.
School, Leicester (Mr Thomas). Matric. 1682; B.A. 1685-6;
M.A. 1689. Probably P.C. of Little Raveley, Hunts., 1687-
1703. V. of Hartford, 1690-1706. Buried there Jan. 6, 1706.
Probably brother of John (1667).
STURGES, SAMUEL. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1719. Doubtless s. of Samuel (1678). B. at Burstead Magna,
Essex. Matric. Easter, 1720; B.A. 1723-4; M.A. 1727.
Fellow, 1723. Registrar of Warrants in the Customs, 1724-
38. 'Travelled abroad with the Lady of his School-fellow,
Walpole, and was found dead in the street at Rome, 1738.'
Brother of Everard (1714). (Harwood.)
STURGES, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Christ's, July, 1608;
B.A. 1611-2. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 19; priest, Sept. 25,
1614. Minister of Theddingworth, Leics., in 1619. Probably
R. of Higham-on-the-Hill, Leics., 1623. Living, 1647.
(Peile, I. 270.)
STURGES, THOMAS. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1715. S. of John (1667), R. of Glatton, Hunts. B. there,
1696. Matric. 1715-6; B.A. 1719-20; M.A. 1723. Fellow,
1719. Incorp. at Oxford, 1723. Secretary to Bishop Green,
of Ely. Ord. priest (Ely) Sept. 20, 1724. R. of Hadstock,
Essex, 1724. R. of Teversham, Cambs., 1725-52. R. of
Littlebury, Essex, 1727. R. of Fen Ditton, Cambs.,
1730-52. Fellow of Eton, 1746. Died 1752. (Harwood;
Crosby.)
STURLEY, ABRAHAM. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter,
1569. Probably brother of Richard (1564).
STURLEY [? STRELLEY], NICHOLAS. Adm. at King's (age 16)
a scholar from Eton, Aug. 22, 1551. Of London. Perhaps s.
of John [Strelley], citizen and vintner, of London (mentions
son Nicholas in his will (P.C.C.) 1559). Matric. 1551; B.A.
1555-6; M.A. 1559. Fellow, 1554-9-
STURLEY, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs.
1564. Probably brother of Abraham (1569).
STURMAN, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Lent, 1564-5.
STURMY, DANIEL. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, Apr. 30,
1692. Matric. 1692; B.A. 1695-6; M.A. 1702. Incorp. at
Oxford, 1711. Ord. deacon (Gloucester) June 24, 1696;
priest. Mar. 5, 1698. R. of Snoreham, Essex, 1701-22. V. of
Tadlow, Cambs., 1706. R. of East Hatley, 1709. Died 1722.
(Al. Oxon.)
STURMY, GEORGE. Scholar at King's Hall, 1359. Died
Oct. I, 1363.
STURMYN, see STYRMIN.
STURT, see also STERT.
STURT, FRANCIS. Matric. sizar from Trinity Hall, Easter,
1655-
STURTEVANT, FRANCIS. Scholar at Trinity, Easter, 1588;
B.A. 1589-90; M.A. 1593. Fellow, 1591. Usher at Aldenham
Grammar School, Herts., 1614-6.
STURTIVANT, LAURENCE Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's,
June 5, 1660. S. of William, of NorweU, Notts. B. there.
School, Lincoln. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Oct. 22, 1670. Buried
Feb. 21, 1693-4, at Norwell. Father of the next.
STURTIVART, LAURENCE. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Oct. 7, 1700.
S. of Laurence (above), of Nottinghamshire, Esq. Matric.
1700; Scholar, 1701.
STURTEVANT, SIMON. Matric. pens, from Christ's, June,
1586; B.A. (? 1589-90); M.A. 1593. R. of Hemingby, Lines.,
1594-7- Probably R. of Compton Martin, Somerset, 1605-13,
deprived. Author, Hebrew Dictionarie, 1602; Treatise of
New Metallic Inventions, 1612. (N. and Q., 6th S., i. 213.)
STURDIVANT, TRISTRAM. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's,
July 4, 1701. S. of Tristram, deceased. B. at Homcastle,
Lines. School, Boston. Matric. 1702; B.A. 1705-6. Ord.
deacon (London) Feb. 17, 1705-6; priest, Feb. 1707-8. V.
of Edhngton, Lines., 1709. C. of Thimbleby.
STURTON or STOURTON, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from
Trinity Hall, Easter, 1640. S. and h. of Erasmus (next),
R. of Walesby, Lines. B.A. 1649-50; M.A. 1653. Licensed
to practise medicine, 1654. M.D. 1660. Incorp. at Oxford,
1655. J. P. for Lines., 1680. Of Spalding, Lines. Married
Jane, dau. of William Slater, of Spalding, June 11, 1658.
Brother of Erasmus (1661) and of Thomas (1654). (Lirics,
Pedigrees, 927; Al. Oxon.)
STURTON, ERASMUS. Matric. pens, (age i6) from St John's,
Easter, 1619. S. of Edward, of Narborough, Leics. B.A.
1622-3; M.A. 1627. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 17; priest,
Sept. 18, 1625. R. of Walesby, Lines., 1631-58. Buried
there Nov. 8, 1658. Father of Edward (above), of Thomas
(1654) and of the next. (Lines. Pedigrees, 927.)
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STURTON, ERASMUS. Adm. sizar at Trinity, June 25, 1661.
5th s. of Erasmus (above), R. of Walesby, Lines. Bapt.
there, June 3, 1641. Matric. 1661; B.A. 1663-4. Brother
of Edward (1640) and Thomas (1654). {Lines. Pedigrees, 928.)
STURTON or STORETON, JOHN DE. 'King's scholar," 1346.
Entered religion, Jan. 13, 1349-50.
STURTON or STOURTON, MATTHEW. Adm. sizar (age 17)
at Magdalene, July 7, 1691. 4th s. of Thomas (next), R. of
Walesby, Lines. B. there. Bapt. Feb. 5, 1673-4. School,
Lincoln. Matric. 1692; B.A. 1694-5. Ord. deacon (Lincoln)
June 19, 1698. Married and had issue. Buried at Tealby,
Mar. 29, 1737. (Lines. Pedigrees, 927.)
STURTON, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity Hall,
Easter, 1654. S. of Erasmus (1619), R. of Walesby, Lines.
Bapt.Oct. 12, 1634. B.A. 1656-7; M.A. 1660. R. of Walesby,
1658-77. Buried May 17, 1677. Brother of Edward (1640),
etc. and father of Matthew (above). {Lines. Pedigrees, 927.)
STERTON or STERTOUR, WILLIAM. Adm. at King's, a
scholar from Eton, 1468. B. at Madingley, Cambs. M.A.
Fellow. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 21, 1493; priest, Feb. 22,
1493-4. V. of Madingley, 1493. {Harwood.)
STURTON, WILLIAM. Adm. at King's (age 18) a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 20, 1526. Of Dunmow, Essex. Fellow, 1529-30.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Apr. 16, 1530; priest. Mar. 30, 1532.
Conduct of King's, 1530. Precentor, 1541-9.
STURTON, WILLIAM. Matric. from King's, Easter, 1545.
STOORTON, WILLIAM. Adm. (age 16) at Caius, Oct. 20, 1564.
S. of Alexander. B. at Dunmow, Essex. School, Sampford.
STUTFYLD, CHARLES. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter,
1563.
STUTEVILE, CHARLES. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 16) at St John's,
July 4, 1657. S. of Thomas (1615), Esq., of Dalham, Suffolk.
B. there. Matric. 1657 {7impubes); M.A. 1662 {Lit. Reg.).
Buried at Dalham, June 3, 1700. Brother of Thomas (1653).
STOUTEVILL, CHARLES. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Sidney,
June 10, 1681. ist s. of Robert (1650), gent. Bapt. May 16,
1664, at Hunmanby, Yorks. Schools, Muston, Thornton and
Hunmanby. Matric. 1681. Buried at Hunmanby, Jan. 26,
1721.
STUTEVILLE, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Christ's, Apr. 25, 1625.
and s. of Martin (next), of Dsdham, Suffolk (by his 2nd wife
Susan, dau. of Thomas Isham, of Lamport, Northants., Esq.).
School, Bury St Edmunds. Matric. 1625. Adm. at the Middle
Temple, Apr. 26, 1626. Called to the Bar, 1635. Brother of
Thomas (1615). {Peile, i. 366.)
STUTFIELD or STUTVILLE, MARTIN. Adm. pens, at King's,
Easter, 1585. Doubtless s. and h. of Thomas, of Dalham,
Suffolk. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Nov. 4, 1587. M.P. for
Aldburgh, 1601. Knighted, July, 1604. Of Dalham, and of
Southwood Park. Went to America with Sir Francis Drake.
Died June, 1631, aged 62. Will proved (P.C.C.) July 7, 1631.
Father of John (above) and of Thomas (1615). (Gage, 344.)
STUTFELD, MATTHEW. Matric. pens, from Pembroke,
Easter, 1559. Perhaps ist s. of Thomas, of Brinkley, Cambs.
B. there. (He does not occur in the Vis. of Cambs., 1575 and
1619.) Ord. deacon (London) Jan. 24, 1559-60, age 23. V. of
Wormingford, Essex, 1577-9- Died 1579- Perhaps brother
of Thomas (1568).
STUTFYLDE, NICHOLAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs.
1547 (impubes) ; Scholar, 1548. Probably brother of William
(1547).
STOUTVILL, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Sidney, May 2,
1650. S. of Charles, Esq., deceased. Bapt. Nov. 10, 1633,
at Hunmanby, Yorks. School, Bridlington (Mr Wm Dove).
Matric. 1650. Buried at Hunmanby, June 13, 1691. Father
of Charles (1681).
STUTFYLD, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Clare, Michs. 1568.
Perhaps s. and h. of Thomas, of Brinkley Hall, Cambs.
B.A. from Peterhouse, 1571-2. Married Elizabeth, dau. of
Sir Thomas North. Perhaps brother of Matthew (1559).
{Vis. of Cambs., 1557, 1619.)
STUTFIELD or STUTEVILLE, THOMAS. Matric. FeU.-Com.
from Christ's, Dec. 1615. S. and h. of Sir Martin (1585),
of Dalham, Suffolk. B. Feb. 22, 1599. Probably in Paris,
c. 1631. Strong Royalist. Married Judith, dau. of Matthew
Robinson, of Thorpe, Northants. Died Aug. 23, 1649 (1656,
according to Peile). Brother of John (1625), father of the
next and of Charles (1657). (Peile, i. 303; Gage, 345; Davy.)
STUTEVILE, THOMAS. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 17) at St John's,
June 6, 1653. S. and h. of Thomas (above), Esq., of Dalham,
Suffolk. B. there. Matric. 1653. Adm. at Gray's Inn, June
2, 1656. Brother of Charles (1657).
STUTFYLDE, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs.
1547; Scholar, 1548. Probably brother of Nicholas (1547).
Style, John
STUTEVILLE, WILLIAM. M.A. 1639 (Incorp. from Oxford).
S. of John, of London, pleb. Matric. (Christ Church, Oxford)
Oct. 19, 1627, age 18; scholar from Westminster; B.A. 1630;
M.A. 1633; B.D. 1642; D.D. 1646. Canon of Chichester,
ejected. V. of Harringworth, Northants., 1640-2. One of
the Council of War at Oxford, 1642. Will dated, Dec. 7,
1647; proved (P.C.C.) Nov. 6, 1650. Probably brother of
Nicholas (1547). (Al. Oxon.; Vis. of London, 1634.)
STOTEVILLE, . In residence at Christ's, in 1557-9.
Perhaps s. of Thomas, of Dalham, Suffolk.
STUTSBERYE, BENEDICT. Adm. pens, (age 20) at Caius,
Oct. 22, 1568. S. of William, of Northamptonshire (probably
of Evenley). School, Brackley.
STUTESBURY, WILLIAM. Adm. at King's, a scholar from
Eton, 1496.
STYBURD, WILLIAM. FeUow of Pembroke, c. 1360. Of
Norwich diocese. Ord. priest, 1351. R. of Llandemaylock,
Pembroke.
STYCHE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1619.
STYKNELL, CUTHBERT. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Dec.
1572; B.A. 1575-6. One 'Dr Sticknell' was buried at St
Nicholas, Newcastle, Apr. 19, 1614.
STYKNEY, WILLIAM. B.A. 1504-5. Probably feUow of
Michaelhouse; ord. priest (Lincohi) Mar. 21, 1506-7; of
York diocese.
STYLE, ANDREW. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Michs.
1582. Perhaps M.A. 1584.
STYLE, ANTHONY. Adm. scholar at Trinity Hall, June 2,
1577; LL.B. 1582. Probably of Bungay, Suffolk. Held the
advowsons of Rockland St Peter, Norfolk, and Stow Bedon.
Will proved (P.C.C.) Oct. 16, 1619. Doubtless father of John
(1616). / . y J
STYLES, ARTHUR ABRAHAM. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel,
Apr. 19, 1718. Of Northamptonshire. Matric. 1718-9.
STILES, BARTHOLOMEW. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Mar.
30, 1616. Probably B.A. from Magdalene, 1623; M.A. 1629.
STYLES, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. sizar from Caius, Dec. 1560.
R. of St Nicholas Aeon, London, 1573-9, and of St Nicholas
Cole-Abbey, 1582-9. Father of the next. (Venn, i. 44.)
STYLE, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, Jan. 7,
1597-8. S. of Christopher (above), minister. B. in London.
School, Thetford. Scholar, 1598-1602; B.A. 1601-2. Ord.
deacon (Norwich) Dec. 21, 1603; C. of West Somerton,
Norfolk. R. of Crostwick, 1616. (Venn, i. 164.)
STYLES, EDMUND. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1626. Of Suffolk. B.A. 1628-9; M.A. 1632; D.D. 1660 (Lit.
Reg.).
STYLES, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1617.
STYLES or STILE, EDWARD. Adm. at King's (age 16) a
scholar from Eton, Jan. 18, 1636-7. Of Marlow, Bucks.
Matric. 1637; B.A. 1640-1; M.A. 1644; D.D. 1661 (Lit. Reg.).
Fellow, 1640-50. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June 5, 1642. R. of
Monxton, Hants., 1650-76. Died 1676.
STILE, GILBERT. B.A. 1518-g.
STYLE, HENRY. Scholar of Trinity, 1548. Matric. Easter,
1549; B.A. 1550-1; M.A. 1554. Fellow, 1551. Adm. at
Caius, Feb. 12, 1561-2; of Enfield, Middlesex; age 40. For
some time a monk of the restored monastery at Westminster.
Afterwards took refuge in the Low Countries. Adm. at
Douay, May 18, 1579. Held in great repute for his learning
and piety. Died at St Ghislain, Flanders, Oct. 17, 1588;
'had long been blind.' (Venn, i. 48; Gasquet, Eng. Mon.,
II- 475-)
STILES or STYLE, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1609. Of Norwich. B.A. 1612-3; M.A. 1616.
STYLES, JAMES. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, June 30,
1702. S. of Samuel (i666),R.ofDingley, Northants. B. there.
Schools, Uppingham (Mr Savage) and Oundle. Matric. 1702;
B.A. 1705-6. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Feb. 17, 1705-6; priest,
June 19, 1709. C. of Braybrooke, Northants., 1706. V. of
Dallington, 1718-9. R. of Dingley, 1719-21. Buried there
May 9, 1721. (Scott-Mayor, 11.)
STYLE, JAMES. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1717.
B. at Sunbury, Middlesex. Matric. 1717; B.A. 1721. Fellow,
1720^6, vacates on marriage. Probably R. of Haverford,
Sussex; died Sept. 26, 1774, at Enfield, Middlesex. (G. Mag.)
STYLES, JEREMY. B.A. from Magdalene, 1576-7.
STYLE, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 13) at Caius, May 12, 1616.
Doubtless 2nd s. of Anthony (1577), Proctor, of Bungay,
Suffolk. School, Norwich (Mr Stoneham). Matric. 1616;
Scholar, 1617-20. Inherited from his father the advowsons
of Rockland St Peter, Norfolk, and Stow Bedon, 1619.
(Venn, i. 232.)
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STYLE, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age i6) at St John's, May 23, 1666.
S. of Robert, yeoman, of Edlington, Doncaster, Yorks. B.
there. School, Snaith. Matric. 1667.
STYLES, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, July 5, 1687.
S. of William (1651), of Hemingstone, Suffolk. School,
Bonwick. Matric. 1687; Scholar, 1689; B.A. 1690-1; M.A.
1694. Incorp. at Oxford, 1696.
STYLES, JONAS. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Michs. 1614; B.A.
1617-8; M.A. 1621. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Apr. 3, 1621.
R. of Wyham, Lines., 1629-32. V. of Stokenham with
Chivelstone, Devon, 1632; sequestered, but restored, 1660-3.
Said to have been M.D. of Padua during the rebellion. Died
before July 7, 1663. (Walker, Sufferings; Peile, i. 299.)
STYLES, JONATHAN. M.A. 1694, from Sidney. S. of Samuel,
of Whiston, Northants., clerk. B. there. Matric. (Lincoln
College, Oxford) Dec. 11, 1685, age 16; B.A. (Oxford) 1689.
Ord. priest (Lincoln) June 3, 1694. C. of Famdish, Beds.,
1691-7. V. of Puddington, 1697. V. of Yaxley, Hunts.,
1714-22. Died 1722. {A I. Oxon.)
STILES, MATTHIAS. M.A. 1614 (Incorp. from Oxford). Of
Alphington, Devon, gent. Matric. (Exeter College, Oxford)
June 27, 1606, age 15; B.A. 1609-10; M.A. 1612; B.D. 1623;
D.D. 1638. FeUow of Exeter College, Oxford, 1610-28.
Proctor (Oxford) 162 1. Chaplain to the embassy at Venice,
1624. R. of St George's, Botolph Lane, 1630-45, sequestered.
Canon of Lincoln, 1631-48. R. of Orsett, Essex, 1640.
President of Sion College, 1642. Died Aug. 10, 1652. M.I.
at Orsett. {Al. Oxon.)
STILES, MICHAEL. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, 1618. Matric.
1618.
STILE, RICHARD. B.A. from St John's, 1624-5. S. of William,
of Langley, Kent. B. June 28, 1603. Died at Cambridge,
1625. WiU, P.C.C. (Vis. of London, 1568.)
STYLES, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at Queens', Sept. 11, 1682.
Of Buckinghamshire. Matric. 1683; B.A. 1686-7; M..\. 1690.
Master of the Free School, Buckingham, 1692-6. Master of
Northampton School, 1698-1719. Ord. deacon (Lincoln)
Sept. 21; priest, Sept. 24, 1699. R. of Tyringham with
Filgrave, Bucks., 1699-1736. R. of Preston Bissett, 1724-36.
Died Mar. 22, 1735-6, aged 74. Buried at Syresham,
Northants. M.I. Father of the next. {Baker, i. 680; Lips-
comb, IV. 379.)
STYLES, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at Queens', July 3, 1711. Of
Northamptonshire. S. and h. of Robert (above). Matric.
1711; B.A. 1714-5; M.A. 1718. Incorp. at Oxford, 1720.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Mar. 9, 1717-8; priest (Peterb.) June 8,
1718. R. of Little Billing, Northants., 1718-37. R. of
Stevenage, Herts., 1734-7. Died Sept. 12, 1737, aged 44.
Buried at Syresham. M.I. (Baker, 1. 680.)
STILES, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Easter, 1621.
Matric. 1621.
STYLES, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar at Trinity, Apr. 20, 1650. Of
Northamptonshire. Matric. 1650; B.A. 1653-4. R- of Little
Ashby, Leics., 1653; there in 1661. Died May 22, 1705.
Will (Leicester) 1705. (Nichols, iv. 22.)
STYLES, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, Apr. 5,
1666. S. of John, of Bermondsey, Surrey. B. there. School,
Shilton, Oxon. Matric. 1667; B.A. 1669-70. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) Sept. 19, 1675; priest, Sept. 24, 1676, 'M.A.' R. of
Dingley, Northants., 1683-1718. R. of Braybrooke, 1690-
1718. Died Sept. 23, 1718. Buried at Dingley. Father of
James (1702). (H. I. Longden.)
STYLES, SAMUEL. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1674. Of Nor-
wich. Matric. 1674; B.A. 1677-8. Ord. deacon (Norwich)
May, 1678; priest. Mar. 1678-9. Perhaps C. of Ecton,
Northants. Buried there May 2, 1690.
STILES, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Clare, c. 1591.
STYLES, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter, 1611.
STYLES, THOMAS. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Trinity, Lent,
1623-4. Perhaps s. and h. of Thomas, of Edmonton, Middle-
sex, Esq.; adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Aug. 7, 1626; Style. (Vis.
of London, 1634.)
STILES, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Magdalene, Apr. 6,
1648. S. of Nathaniel, gent., of Walton, Northants. School,
Botolph Bridge. Matric. 1648.
STILES or STYLE, Sir THOMAS, Bart. Adm. nobleman (age 19
at Trinity, Sept. 13, 1704. S. of Sir Thomas, Bart., of
Wateringbury, Kent (by his 2nd wife, Margaret, dau. of Sir
Thomas Twisden, Bart.). School, Enfield, Middlesex (Mr
Uvedale). Succeeded his half-brother Oliver as 4th Bart.,
Feb. 12, 1702-3. Sheriffof Kent, 1709-10. M.P. forBramber,
1715. Married Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Charles Hotham, Bart.
Died Jan. 11, 1769. Will, P.C.C. (Burke, Peerage; G.E.C.,
II. 12.)
Styleman, Robert
STYLES, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's, Easter,
1614. Perhaps s. and h. of WiUiam, of Gosbeck, Suffolk, Esq.
B.A. 1615-6. Perhaps adm. at Gray's Inn, Apr. 29, 1618.
STILES, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1615.
B. at Doncaster, Yorks. B.A. 1618-9; M.A. 1626. Incorp.
at Oxford, 1626. Ord. deacon (York) Mar. 1619-20; priest,
Sept. 1620. V. of Ledsham, Yorks., 1621. V. of Pontefract,
1624-42. V. of Hessle, 1641-3; joined the Puritans in the
Rebellion. Preached in Ironmonger Lane, London, c. 1645.
V. of Leeds, 1652-60. Buried Mar. 19, 1659-60.
STYLES, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter, 1629;
B.A. 1631-2; M.A. 1635. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) May 27;
priest, Sept. 23, 1632. Perhaps R. of Croyland, Lines., 1640.
Chaplain in the King's army, 1648. Warden of Browne's
Hospital, Stamford.
STYLES, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Apr. 16, 1651.
Of Suffolk. Doubtless s. of John, of Hemingstone. Bapt.
there, Aug. 27, 1633. Matric. 1652. Adm. at Gray's Inn,
July 3, 1656. Buried at Hemingstone, May 31, 1707, Father
of John (1687). (Vis. of Suffolk, 1664.)
STYLE, WILLIAM. Adm. to the Bachelor's Table at Trinity,
June 23, 1656. Of Surrey. Matric. 1656-7.
STILES, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity, May 21,
1718. S. of Robert, of London. School, Bishop's Stortford,
Herts. (Dr Tooke). Adm. at the Middle Temple, June 30,
1718.
STYLE, — -. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Corpus Christi, 1558.
STILES, . Adm. Fell.-Com. at Clare, Feb. 19, 1651-2.
STILES, . Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, Easter, 1654.
STYLES, . Adm. FeU.-Com. at Trinity Hail, Mar. 22,
1694-5. Name off, 1698.
STYLEMAN, ARMINE. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity, Dec. 17,
1743. 4th s. of Nicholas (1701), of Snettisham, Norfolk.
Bapt. May 25, 1726. School, Bury, Suffolk (Mr Kynnesman).
Matric. 1743; Scholar, 1746; B.A. 1747-8; M.A. 1751. Ord.
deacon (Ely) June 5, 1748; priest (Norwich) Sept. 1750. R.
of Little Massingham, Norfolk, 1752-60. R. of Ringstead
St Peter, 1754. V. of Snettisham, 1761-70. V. of East
Barsham, 1770-91. Married Ann, dau. of James Blakeway,
Esq., R.N. Died Apr. 3, 1803. Brother of Nicholas (1740)
and Robert (1743-4). (Burke, L.G.; Carthew, Launditch, 11.
448.)
STILEMAN, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1640. Of Kent. B.A. 1643-4; M.A. 1647. V. of Tonbridge,
Kent, 1649-85. Chaplain to the Bishop of Rochester. R. of
Woolwich, 1664-70. R. of East Banning, 1670-85. Died
1685.
STILEMAN, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Clare, June 12, 1684;
exhibitioner from Tonbridge School. Of Bidborough, Kent.
Matric. 1684; B.A. 1687-8; M.A. 1691. Fellow, 1691. See
Al. Oxon. for a contemporary namesake.
STYLEMAN, NICHOLAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, July 3,
1632. 2nd s. of Robert, gent., of Field Dalling, Norfolk.
Bapt. there, July, 1614. School, Holt (Mr Tallis). Matric.
1632. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Nov. 13, 1635. Of Snettisham,
Esq. J. P. Captain of the militia. Married Margaret, dau.
of Edward Ward, alderman of Norwich. Buried June 11,
1683, at Snettisham. M.I. Doubtless father of the next and
of Robert (1669). (Venn, 1. 306; Blomefield, x. 378.)
STYLEMAN, NICHOLAS. Adm. pens, at Trinity, May 21, 1671.
Doubtless s. of Nicholas (above). Matric. 1671; Scholar,
1674; B.A. 1674-5; M.A. 1678. M.I. at Snettisham to
Nicholas Styleman, M.A. , Trinity, died Oct. 13, 1706, aged 72
(sic). Doubtlessbrotherof Robert (1669). (Blomefield, x.^^yS.)
STYLEMAN, NICHOLAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity,
Dec. 18, 1701. S. of Robert (1669), of Snettisham, Norfolk.
School, Eton. Matric. 1704; Scholar, 1704; B.A. 1705-6;
M.A. 1709. Of Snettisham, Esq. Married Armine, dau. of
Sir Nicholas L'Estrange, 3rd Bart., of Hunstanton, Feb. 16,
1720. Died Jan. 6, 1746. Buried at Snettisham. M.I. Father
of the next and of Armine (1743), etc. (Carthew, Launditch,
II. 448.)
STYLEMAN, NICHOLAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity,
May 17, 1740. S. and h. of Nicholas (above), of Snettisham,
Norfolk. Bapt. Apr. 3, 1722. School, Bury St Edmunds,
Suffolk (Mr Kynnesman). Matric. 1740-1; Scholar, 1742;
B.A. 1743-4. Deputy-Lieutenant for Norfolk, 1759. High
Sheriff, 1776. Of Snettisham and Hunstanton, Norfolk. Died
s.p., Dec. 26, 1787 (? Jan. 1788). Will proved Apr. 11, 1788.
Brother of Armine (1743) and Robert (1743-4). (G. Mag.;
L. Mag.; Burke, L.G.; Carthew, Launditch, ii. 448.)
STYLEMAN, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Trinity, May 25, 1669.
Doubtlesss.of Nicholas (1632). Matric. 1669. Of Snettisham,
Norfolk, Esq. Died June 19, 1720, aged 72. Buried at
Snettisham. M.I. Doubtless father of Nicholas (1701).
(Blomefield, x. 378.)
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STYLEMAN, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Christ's, July 2,
1708. S. of Weston. B. at Beadles Hall, Essex. School,
Felsted. Scholar, 1708-9; Matric. 1709; LL.B. 1713. Ord.
deacon (London) Sept. 19, 1714; priest, June 12, 1720. V. of
St Michael, Bishop's Stortford, Herts., 1722. Died Dec. 7,
1749. (Peile, II. 170.)
STILEMAN, ROBERT. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1743. Of
Norwich. Matric. 1743; B.A. 1746-7; M.A. 1750. Ord.
deacon (Ely) June, 1748; priest (Norwich) June, 1753. P-C.
of St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, 1753. V. of Calthorpe,
Norfolk, 1755-73- R- of Thwaite, 1755-73. V. of Bumham
Overy, 1758-73- R- of Bowthorpe, 1763. Died Apr. 24,
1773- (G. Mag.; L.Mag.)
STYLEMAN, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Caius, Jan.
1743-4- 3rd s. of Nicholas (1701), Esq., of Snettisham,
Norfolk. Bapt. there, Sept. 26, 1724. Schools, Lynn (Mr
Squire) and Seaming (Mr Brett). Matric. 1743-4. Died an
imbecile. Brother of Armine (1743) a°d Nicholas (1740).
(Venn, 11. 54; Carthew, Launditch, 11. 448.)
STILEMAN, SAMUEL. Adm. at St Catharine's, Easter, 1643;
B.A. 1646; M.A. 1652. Incorp. at Oxford, 1657. R. of West
Hanningfield, Essex, 1650-5. V. of Famham, Surrey, 1656;
ejected, 1662. Died 1663. (Calamy, 11. 448; H. Smith;
Al. Oxon.)
STYRING, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Easter,
1581; B.A. 1584-5 [Stiking].
STYRING, FRANCIS. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 19) at Sidney,
July 5, 1647. S. of Thomas, Esq. B. at Bessingby, Vorks.
School, BridUngton (Mr Bradley). Adm. at the Inner
Temple, 1647. Perhaps father of the next.
STYRING, HUGH. Adm. pens, (age r6) at Pembroke, Sept. 30,
1678. S. of Francis (? above), of Rilston.Yorks., gent. Matric.
1678.
STYRMIN, JOHN. Scholar of Gonville Hall; B.A. 1525-6;
M.A. 1529; B.D. 1540. Fellow, 1528. Master of Gonville
HaU, 1540-52. Archdeacon of Hereford, 1542-52. Preb. of
Hereford, 1545-52. Died Feb. 1551-2. Will dated, Feb. i,
1551-2; proved (P.C.C.) June 2, 1552. (Venn, i. 27.)
STYWARD, see STEWARD.
SUBDON, LEWIS. Student at Cambridge. Supp. for B.Civ.L.
(Oxford) 1457-8.
SUCKERMAN, ARNOLD. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs.
1601; Scholar, 1605; B.A. 1605-6; M.A. 1609. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) June 3; priest, Sept. 23, 1610. Minister at Parson
Drove, Cambs., in 1611. V. of Dilham, Norfolk, 1612. V. of
Witton, 1615.
SUCKERMAN, JOHN. B.A. from Magdalene, 1603-4; M.A.
1608. Ord. deacon and priest (Norwich) Mar. 12, 1608-9,
age 25. C. of Wyttlesham, 1612. R. of Akenham, Suffolk,
1621.
SUCKERMAN, SIMON. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter, 1571;
B.A. 1574-5; M.A. 1578. Probably R. of Leverington,
Cambs., in 1600. (Lines. Fenland N. and Q., vii. 302.)
SUCKLEY, RALPH. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1634.
Perhaps M.P. for Higham Ferrers, 1659.
SUCKLY, RALPH. M.A. 1675 (LU. Reg.). Possibly the above.
SUCKLING, see also SICKLING.
SUCKLING, DENZIL. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Emmanuel, Sept. 9,
1720. Of Norfolk. S. and h. of Robert (1690), of Woodton,
Norfolk, and Barsham, Suffolk. Bapt.May 23, 1703. Adm. at
the Middle Temple, Feb. 19, 1721-2. Called to the Bar, 1729.
Of Woodton, Esq. Married Hannah, dau. of Richard Tubby,
of Redenhall. Buried at Woodton, 1744. Brother of Robert
(1725). (Suffolk Man. Fant., 11. 204.)
SUCKLING, EDMUND. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1577. S.of Robert, Mayor of Norwich. Bapt. at St Andrew's,
1560. Scholar, 1580; B.A. 1580-1; M.A. 1584; B.D. 1591.
Precentor of Norwich, 1586. R. of Ashill, Norfolk, 1586-7.
R. of Larling, 1592-1608. R. of Blofield, and of Heylestone,
in 1603. Dean of Norwich, 1614-28. Married three wives.
Buried in the Cathedral, May, 1628. Brother of Richard
(1575)- (Suff. Man. Fam., 11. 202; Blomefield, Norwich,
448.)
SUCKLING, JOHN. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Trinity, Easter,
1623. S. of Sir John, Knt., of Barsham, Suffolk. Bapt.
Feb. 10, 1608-9, at Whitton, Twickenham, Middlesex. Adm.
at Gray's Inn, Feb. 23, 1626-7. Travelled in France and
Italy. Inherited large estates on the death of his father, in
1627. Knighted, Sept. (? Dec.) 19, 1630. Said to have joined
Hamilton's force and to have taken part in the defeat of
Tilly before Leipzig, 1631. Accompanied Charles I to
Scotland with a contingent, 1639; ridiculed for the gorgeous
clothes with which he bedecked his troopers. Set on foot
'the first army plot,' 1640-1. Fled to France, 1641. Fashion-
able courtier. M.P. for Bramber, 1640. Royalist poet and
SuDELL, John
writer of plays. A friend of Davenant, who describes him
as the greatest gallant and gamester of his day. Invented
the game of cribbage. Died unmarried, at Paris, in May or
June, 1641, aged 33. Buried there in the protestant cemetery.
(D.N.B.; Suff. Man. Fam., 11. 202; Burke, L.G.)
SUCKLING, MAURICE. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Trinity, Oct.
12, 1691. S. of Robert, of Woodton, Norfolk. School, Bergh
Apton (Mr Robert Connold). Matric. 1695; Scholar, 1695;
B.A. 1695-6; M.A. 1699; D.D. 1728 (Com. Reg.). Ord. deacon
(Norwich) May, 1700. R. of Wootton, Norfolk, 1701-30.
R. of Coney Weston, Suffolk, 1705-8. R. of Barsham, 1714-
30. Preb. of Westminster, 1725-30. Married Mary, dau. of
Sir Charles Turner, of Warham. Grandfatherof Lord Nelson.
Buried at Barsham, Sept. 23, 1730. M.I.
SUCKLING, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1575. S. and h. of Robert, Mayor of Norwich.
Buried Dec. 27, 1580. Brother of Edmund (1577). (G. B.
Routledge.)
SUCKLING, ROBERT. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 16) at Trinity,
May 14, 1690. S. and h. of Robert, of Woodton, Norfolk.
Bapt. June 10, 1673, at Barsham. School, Norwich (Mr
Burton). Matric. 1690. Of Woodton, Esq. Married Dorothy,
dau. of John Bemey, of Swardeston, Norfolk. Died Mar. 23,
1734- Buried at Woodton. Will (Norvidch). Brother of
Maurice (1691), father of Denzil (1720) and of the next.
(Suff. Man. Fam., 11. 204.)
SUCKLING, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 2, 1725.
Of Norfolk. S. of Robert (above), of Woodton and Barsham.
B.A. 1728-9; M.A. 1732. Ord. deacon (Norwich) June, 1733;
priest (Lincohi) Sept. 25, 1737. Died s.p. Brother of Denzil
(1720). (Burke, L.G.)
SUCKLIN, . Adm. FeU.-Com. at Trinity, 1660. Perhaps
Robert Suckling, s. of Robert, of Woodton, Norfolk, and
Barsham, Suffolk. B. 1641. Married Sarah, dau. of Maurice
Shelton, of Bamingham, Suffolk. Will proved (Norwich)
Apr. 18, 1709. Perhaps father of Maurice (1691) and Robert
(1690).
SUDALFE, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1548.
SUDALL, WILLIAM. Graduate; absent from processions, 1454.
SUDBURY, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Michs.
1614; B.A. 1619-20.
SUDBURY, JOHN. Fellow of Pembroke. M.A. and LL.B. by
1390. Master of Pembroke, 1406-28. Canon of Chichester.
Resigned the Mastership and lived for some years in College.
R. of St Andrew Undershaft, London, 1410-30. Preb. of
St Paul's, 1418. R. of Fen Ditton, Cambs. Died c. 1435.
One of these names mentioned as Warden of hall of Valence
Marie, Cambridge, c. 1410. (Loder, Framlingham; Patent
Rolls.)
SUDBURY, JOHN (1460), see CRALL.
SUDBURY, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Jan. 12, 1620-1.
B. at Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, 1604. Matric. 1621; B.A.
1624-5; M.A. 1628. Perhaps D.D. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
May 31; priest, June i, 1629. Probably V. of Leigh, Kent,
1639; sequestered, 1642. Preb. of Westminster, 1660-1.
Dean of Durham, 1661-84. Buried in Durham Cathedral,
Dec. 3, 1684. M.I. Benefactor to Emmanuel. (Le Neve,
Mon., v. 65; H. M. Wood.)
SUDBURY, JOHN. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Trinity Hall,
Easter, 1677. Of Essex. S. of , of Coggeshall, clothier,
and nephew of John (above). LL.B. 1682. Fellow, 1680-4.
Created Bart., June 25, 1685. Married Bridget, dau. of Sir
Thomas Exton, LL.D., Dean of the Arches Court. Died
s.p.m.. Mar. 27, 1691. Buried at Honichurch, Essex.
(G.E.C., IV. 137.)
SUDBURY, ROBERT. Fined for not proceeding to B.D. after
admission. (Gr. Bk, A, 22.)
SUDBURY, WILLIAM. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1618. (Per-
haps previously adm. at Emmanuel, Feb. 18, 1617-8.) Of
Suffolk. B.A. 1621-2; M.A. 1625. Ord. priest (Bangor)
Mar. 3, 1625-6. R. of Ickworth, Suffolk, 1636-47. R. of
Benacre, 1646. R. of Bradwell, 1658.
SUDELL, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 25,
1689. Of Lancashire. S. of Nicholas, glover and alderman of
Preston. Matric. 1690; B.A. 1692-3; M.A. 1696. R. of
Aughton, Lanes., 1700; ejected for simony. V. of Huyton,
1705-6. R.of Holy Trinity, Chester, 1707-35. V.ofLeyland,
Lanes., 1720-33. Preb. of Chester, 1730-5. R. of North
Meols, 1733-5. Chaplain to the Earl of Derby. Died Aug. 3,
1735, aged 63. Buried at Ormskirk. Will, Chester. Brother
of William (1670).
SUDELL, EDWARD. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June 19, 1649.
Of Lincolnshire. Matric. 1649; B.A. 1652-3.
SUDELL, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, May 18,
1668. S. of Thomas, deceased, of Forcett, Richmonds., Yorks.
B. there. School, Northallerton (Mr Smelt). Matric. 1668.
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SUDELL, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Trinity, May 2, 1656.
SUDELL, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, Mar. 17,
1670-1. S. of Nicholas, draper, of Preston, Lanes. B. there.
School, Blackburn. Matric. 1671; B.A. 1674-5; M.A. 1678.
Ord. deacon (Ely) Sept. 23, 1676. Brother of Christopher
(1689).
SUERSBYE, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Easter,
1545-
SUFFOLK, Dukes of, see BRANDON.
SUGDEN, EDMUND. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Pembroke, May 21,
1667. S. of Robert (1623), clerk. B. at Coney Weston,
Suffolk. Matric. 1667; B.A. 1670-1; M.A. 1674- Signs for
deacon's orders (London) May 31, 1672 ; ord. priest (Norwich)
May, 1673; C. of Campsea Ashe, Suffolk. R.of Boyton, 1674.
SUGDEN, GAMALIEL. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, Apr. 11,
1725. S. of Robert, druggist, of Norwich. B. there. School,
Norwich (Mr Reddington). Matric. 1725; Scholar, 1725-9;
B.A. 1728-9.
SUGDEN or SUGDAME, ISAAC. Matric. sizar from Clare,
Easter, 1614; B.A. 1617-8; M.A. 1621. Ord. deacon (York)
May; priest, Sept. 1618.
SUGDEN, JAMES. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, May 22, 1725.
Of Brampton, Yorks. Matric. 1725; B.A. 1728-9. V. of
Oldham, Lanes., 1730-2; P.C. of Heapey, 1736.
SUGDEN, JOHN. M.A. R. of Willingham, Cambs., 1447. R- of
'Hatfeld' (? Bishop's Hatfield, Herts.), 1452.
SUGDEN, JOHN. B.A. from Christ's, 1607-8; M.A. 1611.
Probably sizar at Peterhouse, 1605-6. V. of Rushmere St
Andrew, Suffolk, 1618-27.
SUGDEN, JOHN. B.A. from Christ's, 1611-2.
SUGDEN, JOSHUA. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Christ's, Jan. 27,
1699-1700. S. of John. B. at Shelf, Yorks. School, Hipper-
holme. Matric. 1699-1700; Scholar, 1700-1; B.A. 1703-4;
M.A. 1707. Ord. deacon (York) June, 1705. {Peile, 11. 146.)
SUGDEN, RICHARD. Adm. sizar at Clare, June 15, 1689.
Of Hampsthwaite, Yorks. Doubtless s. of Samuel (1660).
Bapt. Aug. I, 1672, at Hampsthwaite. Matric. 1689; B.A.
1692-3; M.A. 1696. Ord. deacon (York) Nov. 1694. V. of
Oldham, Lanes., 1696-1712. Brother of Samuel (1691).
SUGDEN, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Queens', Michs. 1621.
Of Yorkshire. B.A. 1625-6. Ord. deacon (York) Sept.;
priest, Dec. 1626. C. of North Dalton, Yorks., 1627.
SUGDEN, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1623.
Of Suffolk. B.A. from Corpus Christi, 1626-7; M.A. 1630.
V. of Benhall, Suffolk, 1631-44, ejected. V. of Laxfield,
1636. R. of Coney Weston, 1645. Father of Edmund (1667).
SUGDEN, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, at Clare, May 19, 1660. Of
Yorkshire. Matric. 1660; B.A. 1663-4; M.A. 1667. Ord.
priest (York) 1665. V. of Hampsthwaite, Yorks., 1670-86.
Buried there June 11, 1686. Father of the next and of
Richard (1689).
SUGDEN, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age 20) at St John's, June 25,
1691. S. of Samuel (above), clerk. Bapt. July 13, 1671,
at Hampsthwaite, Yorks. School, Sedbergh. B.A. 1694-5.
Perhaps C. of Bury, Lanes., in 1708. Brother of Richard
(1689).
SUGDEN, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, Lent, 1599-
1600; B.A. 1603-4; M.A. 1607. Sequestration fruits of
Bainton Chapel, Yorks., granted to Thomas Sugden, clerk,
Dec. 14, 1619.
SUGDEN, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter, 1624;
B.A. 1627-8; M.A. 1631.
SUGDEN, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs. 1625;
B.A. from Trinity, 1628-9; M.A. 1632. Perhaps of Castley,
Yorks., clerk; will (York) 1669.
SUGDEN, . M.A. 1546.
SUGER, FRANCIS. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Nov. 15, i673- Of
Lincolnshire. Matric. 1674; Scholar, 1674; B.A. 1677-8;
M.A. 1681. Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1678; priest, Dec. 1680.
R. of Manby, Lines., in 1696. Father of Richard (1703).
SUGER, FRANCIS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Magdalene, Feb. 21,
1742-3. S. of John. B. at Afford, Lines. School, Alford.
Matric. 1743; B.A. 1746-7. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June 14,
1747; priest, Sept. 25, 1748.
SUGER, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1623;
B.A. from Magdalene, 1627; M.A. 1631. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) June 8; priest, June 9, 1628.
SUGAR, NICHOLAS. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1583. B. at Walsingham, Norfolk, c. 1565. Migrated to
Trinity. Scholar, 1586; B.A. 1587-8; M..\. 1591; B.D. 1598.
Fellow of Trinity, 1589. Ord. deacon and priest (Lincoln)
July 2, 1596. R. of Ashby, Lines., 1599. Mairied Martha,
dau. of George Huddlestone, preb. of Lincoln, May 9, 1604,
at St Margaret's-in-the-Close.
SUMMERSBY, ANTHONY
SUGER, PHINEAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Jesus, Apr. 25, 1678.
S. of Tristram (1626), R. of Bamoldby, Lines. Matric. 1678;
B.A. 1681-2; Scholar, 1682; M.A. 1685.
SUGER, PHINEAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Magdalene, June
25, 1717. B. at Alford, Lines. School, Alford. Matric. 1717;
B.A. 1720-1. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Dec. 24, 1721; priest,
Sept. 19, 1725. C. of Skremby, Lines., 1721.
SUGAR, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, Apr. 22,
1703. S. of Francis (1673), clerk. B. at Manby, Lines.
School, Beverley (Mr Lambert). Matric. 1703; B.A. 1706-7.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June 19, 1709; priest. May 27, 1711.
R. of Gunby, Lines., 1717- R. of Skremby, 1718-75. School-
master at Alford. Died before Oct. 25, 1775. (Lines. N. and
Q; VI. 184.)
SUGAR, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, July 6, 1601.
S. of William, gent., deceased, of Norwich. School, Norwich
(Mr Perse). Scholar, 1602-4.
SUGAR, TRISTRAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1626;
Scholar, 1627; B.A. 1629-30; M.A. 1633. Ord. deacon
(Norwich) Jime 1, 1634. R. of Bamoldby, Lines. Father of
Phineas (1678).
SUGAR, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter, 1576;
B.A. 1578-9.
SUGER, ZACHARIAH. Adm. sizar at Queens', Feb. 4, 1686-7.
Of Yorkshire. S. of Nicholas, of York, gent. Matric. 1687;
B.A. 1690-1; M.A. from Peterhouse, 1694. Fellow of Peter-
bouse, -1692-4. Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 24, 1693; priest,
Sept. 23, 1694. V. of Felixkirk, Yorks., 1695-1720. Married
Judith, dau. of William Stainforth, D.D., May 26, 1700, at
York Minster. (F.M.G., 880.)
SUGER, ZACHARV. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's, June 3,
1734. S. of Nicholas, gent., and nephew of Zachariah (above).
B. at York. School, Ripon (Mr Stephens). Matric. 1734;
B.A. 1737-8; M.A. 1742. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Dec. 23,
1739; priest (York) May 20, 1744. R. of Bamoldby-le-Beck,
Lines., 1744-64. R. of Hatcliffe, 1744-55- R. of StCuthbert's,
York, 1744. R. of Hotham, 1755-70. Author, sermons.
Died Dec. 8, 1770. (Scott-Mayor, iii. 455; F.M.G., 880;
G. Mag.)
SULLEY, DANIEL. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 24, 1660.
Of Nottinghamshire. Doubtless s. and h. of Daniel, of
Nottingham, gent. Matric. 1660. Adm. at Gray's Inn, May 7,
1662.
SULLFORD, . B.D. from St John's, 1595 (in ordo).
SUMMERFIELD, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1623; B.A. 1626-7. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) May 20; priest.
May 21, 1627. V. of Thornton, Leics., 1642, sequestered.
Living at Rakedale, in 1654. (Nichols, iv. 983.)
SUMMERFORIH, RICHARD. B.A. 1494-5. V. of Hinxton,
Cambs., 1499-1506.
SUMMERS, see also SOMER and SUMNER.
SUMMERS, ANTHONY. Adm. sizar at Queens', July 1, 1665.
Of Essex. Matric. 1665; B.A. 1668-9; M.A. i673- Ord.
deacon (Gloucester, at Holbom) Feb. 27, 1669-70; priest
(Lincoln) Dec. 18, 1670. R. of Stunner, Essex, 1677-92-
Died 1692.
SUMMER or SOMER, CONAND. B.Can.L. 1470-1; D.C.L.
1479-80. Scholar and fellow of King's Hall, 1473-81.
Gave 40S. to the buildings, 1504.
SUMMERS, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's, June 23,
1730. S. of Henry, Esq., of Essex. B. at Sible Hedingham.
School, Felsted. Matric. 1730; M.B. 1736; M.D. 1741-
Succeeded to the family estate at Sible Hedingham, 1738-
Married Elizabeth, dau. of John Bakewell, of Cheapside,
London. Died c. 1748, aged 36. Brother of Sparrow (1741)-
One of these names of Bath, M.D., admon. (P.C.C.) May, 1752.
(Scott-Mayor, iii. 427; Morant, 11. 290.)
SOMMERS, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Trinity, Apr. 22,
1736. S. of William, of Ashby Puerorum, Lines. School,
Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmorland (Mr Noble). Matric. 1736;
Scholar, 1738; B.A. 1739-40; M.A. 1743. Fellow, 1742-
Junior Dean, 1756-60. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Feb. 22, 1740-
i; priest, Dec. 19, 1742. V. of Over, Cambs., 1758-60. Died
1760. (J. Crosby.)
SUMMERS, SPARROW. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's,
May 9, 1741. S. of Henry, Esq., of Essex (and Elizabeth,
dau. of John Sparrow, Esq., of Sible Hedingham). B. at
Sible Hedingham. School, Felsted. Matric. 1742. Ord.
deacon (London) Mar. 10, 1744-5; priest. Mar. 15, 1746-7.
Admon. (Comm. Essex) 1782; of Kelvedon, Essex. Brother
of John (1730). (Morant, 11. 289; Scott-Mayor, 111. 516.)
SUMMERS, . M.A. 1499-1500.
SUMMERSBY, ANTHONY. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter,
1631; B.A. 1633-4; M.A. 1637. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept.
20, 1635; priest, Dec. 18, 1636. ■
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SUMMERBY, ROBERT. M.A. 1464-5; B.Can.L. 1476-7. FeUow
of Pembroke, 1463. Perhaps V. of Kingston-on-Thames,
Surrey, 1478-1501. Will dated. Mar. 12, 1501; proved,
May II, 1502. (Alf. Healers, Kingston-on-Thames.)
SUMMERBY, . B.Can.L. 1468-9.
SUMMERBY, . B.A. 1481-2; M.A. 1485.
SUMMYNG, JOHN. 'M.A. Camb.' Incorp. at Oxford, 1533-4;
perhaps Symming.
SUMNER or SUMPNER, ANDREW. Adm. at King's (age 17)
a scholar from Eton, Aug. 23, 1552, Sumpner. Of Harlow,
Essex. Matric. 1552; B.A. 1556-7. Fellow, 1555-9. Adm.
at the Inner Temple, 1560.
SUMNER, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Queens', Apr. 19, 1683. Of
Lancashire. Matric. 1683; B.A. 1686-7. Master at Wigan
School, 1687. Probably ord. priest (London) May 23, 1714.
SUMNER, JOHN. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1723.
S. of William. B. at Windsor. Matric. Michs. 1724; B.A.
1728-9; M.A. 1732; D.D. 1744. Fellow, 1727. Provost,
1756-72. Vice-Chancellor, 1756-7, 1770-1. Assistant, and
afterwards under master at Eton, 1734-45; Head Master,
1745-54. R- of Barwick-in-Elmet, Yorks., 1750-72. R. of
Castleford, 1753-72. Canon of Windsor, 1751-72. Died
Feb. 26, 1772. Will (P.C.C.) 1772- (Harwood.)
SUMNER, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Easter, 161 1.
Migrated to Sidney, June 8, 1613. B.A. 1613-4; M.A. 1617.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Aug. 15; priest, Aug. 16, 1630. Preb,
of Peterborough, 1630-2, ejected. R. of Northborough,
Northants., 1640. Died Aug. 7, 1659. (H. L Longden.)
SUMNER, ROBERT CAREY. Adm. at King's, a scholar from
Eton, Dec. i8, 1747. S. of William, and nephew of John
(above). Bapt. at Windsor, Mar. 9, 1728-9. Matric. 1748;
B.A. 1752; M.A. 1755; D.D. 1768. Fellow, 1750. Assistant
Master at Eton, 1751-60. Head Master of Harrow, 1760-71.
Married a sister of WiUiam Arden, of Eton, Aug. 3, 1760.
Author, Concio ad Clerum. Died Sept. 12, 1771. Buried in
Harrow Church. M.L Will, P.C.C. (G. Mag- L. Mag.-
D.N.B.)
SUMNER, SAMUEL. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter, 1622;
B.A. 1625-6; M.A. 1629.
SUMPNER, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Christ's, Apr. 16,
1674. B. at Black Notley, Essex. School, Felsted. Matric.
1674; B.A. 1677-8.
SUMNER, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Peterhouse,
Apr. 29, 1642. Of Peterborough. S. of Thomas. Bapt. June
30, 1624, at St John Baptist, Peterborough. School, Peter-
borough. Matric. 1642; Scholar, 1642; B.A. 1645-6. R. of
Folksworth, Hunts., till 1666. Died 1666.
SUMPNER, TIMOTHY. Adm. pens, (age 13) at St John's,
June 7, 1631. S. of John, of Chorley, Lanes. Bapt. Nov.
1617, at Deene, Lanes. School, Chorley (private). Matric.
1632; B.A. 1635-6; M.A. 1639. Married, Sept. 9, 1638, to
Jane Southworth.
SOMNER, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, May 5, 1693.
Of Lancashire. Matric. 1695; B.A. 1696-7.
SOMNER, WILLIAM. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1710. Of
Kent. Probably s. of William, V. of Lyminge, Kent. Bapt.
there, Nov. 27, 1692. Matric. 1710; B.A. 1713-4; M.A. 1718.
Ord. deacon (Bristol) Sept. 9, 1716. C. of Lytchet Minster,
Dorset, 1716. R. of St Michael Warsham, 1718-50. R. of
Holy Trinity, Warsham, 1724-44. R. of St Peter, Warsham,
1727-50. R.ofOkefordFitzpaine, 1744-50. Died at Okeford,
Feb. 3, 1749-50. (F. S. Hockaday.)
SOUMNER, . B.A. 1521-2.
SUMPTER or SUMPTNER, HENRY. Adm. at King's (age 17)
a scholar from Eton, Aug. i6, 1518. Of Epping, Essex.
Incorp. B.A. at Oxford, 1525, Sumner; M.A. (Oxford) 1526.
One of the King's men sent to Wolsey's New College at
Oxford; probably chosen on account of his Lutheran
sympathies. Suffered great persecution, being thrown into
a cave under the College, where the salt fish was kept. Died
1527 from bad food and foul air. (King's College History, 47;
Harwood; Al. Oxon.)
SUMPTER, SIMON. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1617;
Scholar, 1619; B.A. 1620-1; M.A. 1624; B.D. from Clare,
1631-2 (Lit. Reg.). Fellow of Clare. Incorp. at Oxford, 1628.
Ord. deacon (Norwich) Sept. 24, 1626; priest, Sept. 23, 1627.
R. of Badingham, Suffolk, 1630-44, sequestered. Minister
at St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, 1632. V. of Ubbeston, 1640-4,
sequestered by the Westminster Assembly. (Al. Oxon.)
SUMPTER, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, Sept. 23,
1656. S. of Thomas, husbandman, of Thorpe Langton, Leics.
B. there. Schools, Church Langton (Mr Green), Glooston
(Mr Lightfoot) and Market Harborough (Mr Berry). Matric.
1656-7; Scholar, 1656-62; B.A. 1661-2; M.A. 1665. Ord.
SuRFLEET, William de
deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 20, 1663; priest, Sept. 25, 1664; C. of
Brock, Rutland. Usher at Oakham School, 1664. Buried
at Oakham, 1671- (Venn, i. 396; W. L. Sargant.)
SUNBURY, see also MOUNTAGU.
SUNBURY, GEORGE (Lord), and Earl of Halifax. LL.D. 1717.
S. and h. of Edward, of Horton, Northants., and nephew of
Charles [Montagu], Earl of Halifax [for whom see Mon-
tagu]. B. c. 1685. M.P. for Northampton, 1705-15. An
Auditor of the Exchequer, 1714. Succeeded to the peerage
(Barony), May 19, 1715. Created Viscount Sunbury and
Earl of Halifax, June 14, 1715. Ranger of Bushey Park,
1715. P.C.,i7i8. K.B. 1725. Married (i) RicardaPosthuma,
dau. of Richard Saltonstall, of Chipping Warden, Northants.;
(2) Mary, dau. of Richard (Lumley), ist Earl of Scarborough.
Died May 9, 1739. Father of the next. (G.E.C.)
SUNBURY, GEORGE (Lord). Adm. (age 17) at Trinity, Feb. 4,
1733-4- S. of George [Montagu], Eari of Halifax. B. Oct. 6,
1716. School, Eton. Matric. 1735. Succeeded his father as
2nd Earl of Halifax, May 9, 1739. Ranger of Bushey Park,
1739. Colonel in the Army, 1745; Lieutenant-General, 1759.
Chief Justice in Eyre, South of Trent, 1746-8. President of
theBoardof Trade, 1748-61. P.C, 1749. Viceroy of Ireland,
1761-3. First Lord of the Admiralty, 1762. Secretary of
State for the North, 1762-5 and 1771. K.G., 1764. Lord
Privy Seal, 1770-1. Aided foundation of the Colony of
Nova Scotia; the town Halifax being named after him, 1749.
Styled the Father of the Colonies. Married Miss Ann Dunk,
dau. of WiUiam Richards (afterwards Dunk), of Tongues,
Hawkhurst, Kent, 1741, and thereupon assumed the ad-
ditional name of Dunk. Died June 8, 1771. Buried at
Horton, Northants. (G.E.C; D.N.B.)
SUNDERLAND, ABRAHAM. Matric. pens, from St John's,
Michs. 1606. S. of Richard (1582-3), of High Sunderland, and
Coley, Yorks. Adm. at the Middle Temple, Nov. 22, 1608.
Called to the Bar, 1617. J. P. for West Riding. Of High
Sunderland, Acton and Coley, Esq. Royalist. Married
Elizabeth, dau. of Peter Langdale, of Beverley, Esq. Died
during the siege of Pontefract Castle, Mar. 25, 1644. Buried
at Pontefract. Brother of Richard (1620) and father of
Joseph (1653). (Yorks. Genealog., 1., 208.)
SUNDERLAND, Earl of, see SPENCER, CHARLES.
SUNDERLAND, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from Clare, c. 1591.
4th s. of Robert, of Shelfe, Yorks. Bapt. Aug. 24, 1559, at
Halifax. B.A. 1594-5; M.A. 1598. P.C. of Elland, Yorks.,
1601-32. Died Jan. 29, 1632-3, aged 74. Buried at Elland.
M.I. Will dated, Feb. 22, 1625; proved (York) May 3, 1633.
(Watson, Halifax, 406.)
SUNDERLAND, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Clare, June 12, 1735.
Probably s. of William, P.C. of Ripponden-in-Barkisland,
Yorks. (buried there Mar. 1, 1749). B. at Barkisland, Yorks-
Matric. 1735. One of these names formerly chaplain of
H.M.S. Orion, and late of St Martin-in-the-Fields, Middlesex;
admon., Jan. 1791. (Watson, Halifax, 428.)
SUNDERLAND, JOSEPH. Adm. pens, (age 19) at St John's,
Apr. 27, 1653. S. of Abraham (1606), deceased, of Halifax,
Yorks. School, Thomhill (Mr Wigleswoorth). Matric. 1653.
Migrated to Clare, June 28, 1655. B.A. 1658. Will dated,
June 19, 1658; proved (P.C.C.) May 25, 1659. (Yorks.
Archaeol. Soc. Records, ix., where his father's name appears
as Adam.)
SUNDERLAND, RICHARD. B.A. from Clare, 1582-3. Of
High Sunderland, Halifax, Yorks. Doubtless s. of Richard,
of High Sunderland (by his 2nd wife Agnes, dau. of John
Rishworth, of Riddlesden). Justice of the Peace, and
Treasurer of the Lamed Soldiers, 1620. Married Susan, dau.
of Sir Richard Saltonstall, Lord Mayor of London. Buried
at Halifax, June 25, 1634. Father of Abraham (1606) and
of the next. (F.M.G., 636.)
SUNDERLAND, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1620. 4th s. of Richard (above),of High Sunderland, Halifax.
Bapt. Dec. 4, 1603, at Halifax. B.A. 1623-4; M.. A. 1627. In
Holy Orders. Buried at Halifax, June 5, 1629. Brother of
Abraham (i6o6). (F.M.G., 637; Vis. of Yorks., 1665.)
SUNDERLAND, . B.Can.L. 1472-3.
SUNDREY, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Feb. 2, 1636-7.
SUNNYNGE, W. Matric. Fell. -Com. from Queens', Michs. 1560.
SUPPLE, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs. 1616.
Of Ireland. B.A. 1620-1.
SURCOATE or SYRCOATE, NATHANIEL. Matric. sizar from
St John's, Michs. 1606; B..A. 1610-1 ; M..\. 1614. Of Muston,
Leics., clerk; licence to Marry Mary Hurst, of Holwell, 1629.
SURFLET, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1576.
SURFLEET, THOMAS. Licensed to practise surgery, 1559.
SURFLEET, WILLIAM DE. D.D. Carmelite friar of St Botolph,
Lines. Author, Sermons. Buried at St Botolph Monastery,
1466. {Pits, 657; Monasticon Angl,, 11. 173.)
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SuRRADGE, Isaac
SURRADGE or SERIDGE, ISAAC. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel,
Apr. 30, 1596. Doubtless s. of William Seredge or Surridge;
mentioned in his will (Consist. C. London) 1600. Matric.
1596; B.A. 1599-1600. C. of Stanningfield, Essex, 1637.
Sequestered to Mundon by 1645; gone by 1650. (H. Smith.)
SURRAH, JAMES, see SYRRAH.
SURREY, Earl of, see HOWARD, THOMAS.
SURTEYS or SURTEIS, STEPHEN. M.A. 1482. Fellow of
Pembroke, c. 1481. Principal of St Thomas' Hostel, 1491,
where he paid tithes to Peterhouse. Probably V. of Ash-
bourne, Derbs., 1497-1500; R. of Darley Dale (North
mediety), 1497-1508, Surtas. (Loder; T. A. Walker.)
SURYGOIN, . D.Can.L. 1475-6.
SUSAN, . Matric. Fell. -Com. from St John's, Michs. 1614.
Probably John; adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 22, 1618-9; of
London, gent.
SUSSEX, Earl of, see RADCLIFFE.
SUTCH, JAMES. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Apr. 4, 1687. Of Lan-
cashire. M.B. 1692; M.D. 1697.
SUTCLYFFE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1577.
Probably 5th s. of John, of Grimsby, Lines. Married Bridget,
dau. of William Kirton, of Leadenham. Buried at Grimsby,
May 25, 1627. Probably brother of Luke (1573), Matthew
(1565) and Solomon (1577) and father of William (1607).
(Lines. Pedigrees, 938.)
SUTTCLIFFE, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's, May 31,
1715. S. of Jonathan, draper. B. at Heptonstall, near
Halifax, Yorks. School, Threshfield. Matric. 1715; B.A.
1718-9. Ord. deacon (York) May, 1719; priest, Sept. 1720.
V. of Slaithwaite, Yorks., 1724-7. Buried Apr. 8, 1727.
Brother of Joseph (1722).
SUTCLIFFE, JOSEPH. Adm. scholar at Trinity Hall, Jan.
19, 1632-3; LL.B. 1639.
SUTCLIFFE, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, Jime
12, 1722. S. of Jonathan, draper, of Yorkshire. B. at
Stansfield, near Halifax. Schools, Heptonstall, near Halifax,
and Burnley, Lanes. Matric. 1722; B.A. 1725-6. Ord. priest
(Chester) Jan. 12, 1728-9. Licensed to teach grammar, etc.,
1731. P.C. of Littleborough, Lanes., 1730-45. P.C. of
Milnrow, 1745-59. Brother of John (1715). [ScoU-Mayor,
III. 350.)
SUTLYFFE, LUKE. Matric. pens, (age 11) from Pembroke,
Michs. 1567.
SUTCLIFFE, LUKE. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1573.
4th s. of John, of Grimsby. Scholar, 1575; B.A. 1576-7.
Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Feb. 16, 1577-8; of Lines. Died
unmarried. Admon. granted, Aug. 30, 1587, to brother
Solomon. Brother of the next and of Solomon (1577).
(Lines. Pedigrees, 386.)
SUTCLIFFE, MATTHEW. Adm. at Peterhouse, Nov. 10,
1565. 2nd s. of John, of Melroyd, Yorks., and of Grimsby,
Lines. Scholar of Trinity, 1568; B.A. 1570-1; M.A. 1574;
LL.D. 1580. Fellow of Trinity, 1572. Adm. advocate, May
I, 1582. Archdeacon of Taunton, 1587-8. Preb. of Exeter,
1588-1629. Dean of Exeter, 1588-1629. Preb. of WeUs,
1592-1629. V. of West Alvington, Devon, and V. of Harber-
ton, 1590. R. of Newton Ferrers, 1591. R. of Lezant, 1594.
Provost of the intended College of King James at Chelsea,
1610-29. A member of the Council for New England, 1620.
Married Anne, dau. of John Bradley, of Louth, Lines.
Author, controversial. Died 1629. Will proved, Nov. 24,
1629 by his widow Anne. Brother of Luke (above) and of
Solomon (i577). (D.N.B.; Lines. Pedigrees, 937; F.M.G.,
541-)
SUTLIFFE, MATTHEW. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Magdalene,
May 19, 1654. S. of William, of Halifax. School, Halifax.
Matric. 1654; B.A. 1659. V. of CampsaU, Yorks., 1662-82
(presented by the University). R. of Everingham, 1681-
1707. Buried Sept. 29, 1707.
SUTCLIFFE, SOLOMON. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1577. 3rd s. of John, of Grimsby, Lines. B.A. 1581-2.
Mayor of Grimsby, 1598, 1599, 1603 and 1608. Married
Elizabeth, dau. of John Bradley, of Louth. Died 1609.
Brother of Matthew (1565) and Luke (1573). (F.M.G., 541;
Lines. Pedigrees, 937.)
SUTCLIFFE, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs.
1607. Doubtless s. of John (1577), of Grimsby. Bapt. there.
Mar. 1, 1589-90. Scholar, 1611; B.A. 1611-2; M.A. 1615.
R. of North Fambridge, Essex, 1628-30. Married Alice, dau.
of Sir Thomas Harris, Knt., Sept. 2, 1629, Died 1630.
(Lines. Pedigrees, 938.)
SUTCLIFFE, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Clare, May 17, 1658.
Of Sowerby, Halifax, Yorks. Perhaps s. of Robert (and
Susanna, dau. of Robert Thomas, of Wadsworth). Matric.
1658; B.A. 1661. Married and had issue. (F.M.G., 541.)
Sutton, Henry
SUTER, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1609. Of Norfolk. B.A. 1612-3.
SUTHERLAND, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 20) at Trinity,
June 5, 1724. S. of William, of London. School, West-
minster.
SUTFYLDE, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Gonville Hall,
Easter, 1549 (imputes).
SUTHY or SOTHY, . B.Mus. 1489-90.
SUTTLE, GER. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1550.
SUTTELL, HENRY. B.A. 1504-5. Perhaps V. of Kirkburton,
Yorks., 1506, Suthill.
SUTTELL, JOHN. Scholar of Nicholas Hostel. Perhaps B.A.
1496, Sotell. WiU (V.C.C.) 1506; in Holy Orders.
SUTEL, . B.A. 1479.
SUTTELL or SOOTELL, . M.Gram. 1508-9.
SUTTERTON, see SOTHERTON.
SUTTON, ALEXANDER. M.A. from St John's, 1635 (Incorp.
from Dublin). Perhaps s. of Richard, V. of Lisdery, Cork.
Adm. at Trinity College, Dublin, Feb. 2, 1627-8. (Degrees
there unrecorded.) (H. B. Swanzy.)
SUTTON, CHARLES. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Peterhouse,
Sept. 12, 1705. Of Dorset. Perhaps s. of Thomas (?i635),
of Ibberton, Dorset, clerk. School, Winchester. Matric.
1705-6; Scholar, 1705; B.A. 1709-10; M.A. 1713. Previously
at Oxford. Matric. (Magdalen Hall, Oxford) Mar. 22, 1704-5,
age 20 (sic). Ord. deacon (Sarum) May 30; priest, Aug. 17,
1708; chaplain to Viscoimt Cobham. R. of Sherfield-on-
Loddon, Hants., 1708-30. R. of Abbots Anne, 1728. Died
1730. Perhaps brother of William (1709). (Winchester
School Register; A I. Oxon.; T. C. Dale.)
SUTTON, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. sizar at Trinity, Apr. 7,
1669. Matric. 1669, 'Thomas'; B.A. 1672-3. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) May 25, 1673; C. of Thurston, Leics. R. ofSapcote,
1681-5. Will (Leicester) 1685.
SUTTON, CORNELIUS. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Sept. 14, 1700.
Of Stafiordshire. Matric. 1700; B.A. 1704-5; M.A. 1708.
Usher of Repton School, 1708-11. R. of Dalbury, Derbs.,
1711-31. V. of Melbourne, 1718-31. Buried there Nov. 12,
1731. Father of John Cooke (i737). (J- J- Briggs, Mel-
bourne.)
SUTTON, DANIEL. B.A. from Trinity, 1628-9; M.A. 1632.
Perhaps C. of Wethersfield, Essex, in 1637. (H. Smith.)
SUTTON, DANIEL. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Sept. 14, 1655.
Of Essex. Perhaps s. of Daniel (above). Matric. 1656; B.A.
1659-60; M.A. 1668. Signed for deacon's Orders (London)
Feb. 17, 1664-5; 'C. of Langenhoe, Essex.*
SUTTON, DANIEL. Adm. pens, at Jesus, June 25, 1696.
S. of John, of Newton, Cheshire. M.A. 1696 (Incorp. from
Oxford). Matric. (Brasenose College, Oxford) May 10, 1678,
age 18; B.A. (Oxford) 1681-2. P.C. of Betley, Staffs., 1690-
4. (Al. Oxon.)
SUTTON, EDMUND. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, June i,
1696. S. of George, merchant. B. in the Barbadoes. School,
St Paul's. Matric. 1696.
SUTTON, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse, Easter,
1571. Perhaps adm. at the Inner Temple, 1571; of Colwicb,
Stags.
SUTTON, EDWARD. B.A.fromST John's, 1604-5. Of Norfolk.
M.A. 1608; B.D. 1616. Fellow, 1606. One of these names
minister at Tamworth, Stafis., 1625-6.
SUTTON, GEORGE. B.Can.L. 1527-8. Canonicus. One of these
names, 'B.D.,' R. of Brantham, Sufiolk, 1536. Perhaps
preb. of Chichester, 1535-58.
SUTTON, GEORGE. B.A. 1542-3.
SUTTON, GIBBONS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity, June 28,
1692. S. and h. of William, of Byfleet, Surrey. B. in London.
School, Westminster. Matric. 1693; Scholar, 1693; B.A.
1695-6; M.A. 1699. Fellow, 1698. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn,
June 14, 1692. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June 4, 1699. Lecturer
at St Benet, Gracechurch Street, London. Author, sermons.
Died before 1718. (Al. Westmon., 222.)
SUTTON, HARRINGTON. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1575. Of Islington, Middlesex. Doubtless s. of Sir Henry,
of Averham, Notts, (and Alice, dau. of Sir John Harrington).
Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1580. (Vis. of Notts., 1569.)
SUTTON, HENRY. B.A. from Jesus, 1609. Ord. deacon and
priest (Peterb.) Mar. 8, 1611-2. R. of Brauncewell with
Dunsby, Lines., 1614. Licence (Archd. of Leicester) 1616,
to marry Jane Cotton, of Laughton.
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Sutton, Henry
SUTTON, HENRY. Adm. sizar (age i8) at Peteriiouse, June
22,1714. Of Hampshire. School, Blandford. Matric. 1714;
B.A. 1717-8; M.A. 1723. Ord. deacon (Lambeth) Mar. 9,
1717; priest, Dec. 20, 1719. Chaplain to the Dowager
Duchess of Bolton. R. of Boconnoc, Cornwall, in 1726;
also V. of Lanteglos-by-Fowey. Perhaps Naval chaplain,
1728-31. (T. C. Dale.)
SUTTON, HUGH DE. 'King's scholar' at Cambridge, 1319.
Joined the Friars Minor, June i, 1321.
SUTTON, JAMES. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Easter, 1620.
B.A. 1623-4; M.A. 1628. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Jime 12;
priest, June 13, 1625. Sequestered to Henney, Essex, 1643.
SUTTON, JOHN. Scholar at King's Hall, 1424; resigned, Nov.
28, 1429 ; ' LL.B.' One of these names V. of Harmondsworth,
1435-6; M.A. R. of Leaveland, Kent, 1436. Preb. of
Lincoln, 1447-60. R. of Shepperton, Middlesex, 1448-51.
Preb. of St Paul's, 1452-79. R. of St Michael, Crooked Lane,
London, 1474-9. Died before Mar. 8, 1479-80. (Hennessy.)
SUTTON, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Magdalene. Michs. 16x9;
B.A. 1622-3; M-A. 1626. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Dec. 21;
priest, Dec. 22, 1623.
SUTTON, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, Mar. 2, 1630-1.
S. of John, R. of Caston, and of Wood Rising, Norfolk.
B. at Wood Rising. Schools, Westminster and Griston
(Mr Dockerell). Matric. 1631; Scholar, 1633-4.
SUTTON, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, Apr. lo,
1668. S. of Ellis, husbandman, of Denbigh. B. there. School,
Wrexham. Matric. 1668; B.A. 1671-2.
SUTTON or SYRTON, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Peter-
house, Jan. 4, 1668-9. Of Cambridge. School, Cambridge.
Matric. 1669; B.A. 1672-3; M.A. 1676. Ord. deacon (Nor-
wich) Sept. 1673; 'C. of Hingham'; priest, Dec. 1674.
Probably R. of Hardinghara, Norfolk, 1675-81.
SUTTON, JOHN. Adm. at St Catharine's, June 22, 171 7,
from Brasenose CoUege, Oxford. S. of J., of Grappenhall,
Cheshire. Matric. (Brasenose College, Oxford) Feb. 28,
1709-10, age 18; B.A. (Oxford) 1713; M.A. from St Catha-
rine's, 1717. Ord. deacon (London) Mar. 9, 1717-8; priest,
Dec. 20, 1719. V. of Ampney Crucis, Gloucs., 1719-23.
Canon of Bristol, 1723-45. V. of St Leonard, Bristol, 1731-4.
V. of Portbury, Somerset, 1734. V. of St Augustine, Bristol,
1734-45. Died Dec. 30, 1745. {Ai. Oxon.; F. S. Hockaday;
Le Neve, Fasti, i. 227.)
SUTTON, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Trinity, May 14, 1730.
S. of Thomas, of Newton-in-the-Fylde, Lanes. School,
Winwick, Lanes. (Mr Wright). Matric. 1730; Scholar, 1733;
B.A. 1733-4. Master at Daresbury Grammar School. C. at
Garstang, 1736. (R. Stewart-Brown.)
SUTTON, JOHN COOKE. Adm. sizar at Jesus, June 11, 1737.
Of Melbourne, Derbs. S. of Cornelius (1700). School,
Repton. Matric. 1737; Rustat Scholar; B.A. 1740-1.
SUTTON, LUKE. Matric. pens, from King's, Michs. 1616; B.A.
1619-20; M.A. 1623.
SUTTON, NATHANIEL. Adm. sizar (age 15) at St John's,
June 21, 1672. S. of Robert, of Pontefract, Yorks. B. there.
School, Pontefract. Matric. 1672; B.A. 1675-6; M.A.
(Oxford) 1680. Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1678. R. of
Burghwallis, Yorks., 1680-1701. V. of Aberford, 1690.
Died Jan. 25, 1701. M.I. at Burghwallis. {Al. Oxon.)
SUTTON, NICHOLAS. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Trinity,
Easter, 1574. Probably s. and h. of Hamon, of Washing-
borough, Lines., Esq. Perhaps adm. at Gray's Inn, 1577.
{Vis. of Lines., 1592.)
SUTTON, NICHOLAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1578.
Probably 2nd s. of William, of Averham, Notts. Adm. at
Lincoln's Inn, Oct. 18, 1580; of Notts., barrister, Fumival's
Inn. Married Helen, dau. of Sir Richard MoUineux, of
Sephton, Lanes. Brother of William (1578). (Vis. of Notts.,
1569.)
SUTTON, OLIVER. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 29, 1614;
B.A. 1617-8.
SUTTON, RICHARD. M.A. FeUow of Pembroke, c. 1420.
SUTTON, RICHARD. D.D. 1480-1. A friar.
SUTTON, RICHARD. Adm. at King's (age 18) a scholar from
Eton, Sept. 4, 1581. Of London. Matric. 1581; B.A. 1585-6;
M.A. 1589; B.D. 1599. Fellow, 1584-1608. Vice-Provost,
1607. Proctor, 1597-8. R. of Horstead, Norfolk, 1608;
also R.of Coltishall. Died Apr. 16, 1619. Buried at Horstead.
(Harwood.)
SUTTON, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1620.
Probably s. of Sir William (1578), of Aram (or Averham),
Notts., Knt. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Mar. 14, 1624-5. Probably
brother of Robert (i6ii). {Vis. of Notts., 1569, 1614.)
SUTTON, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Trinity, Jan. 25,
1749-50 (re-adm. Fell.-Com. Nov. 11, 1751). and s. of Sir
SuTTON, Thomas
Robert, K.B., of London (and Judith, Dowager Countess of
Sunderland). B.July 31, 1733. School, Westminster. Matric.
1750; Scholar, 1750; M.A. 1753. Adm. at the Middle Temple,
Aug. 21, 1754. Under Secretary of State, 1766-72. Com-
missioner of the Privy Seal, 1768. M.P. for St Albans, 1768-
80; for Sandwich, 1780-4; for Boroughbridge, 1784-96.
Created Bart., Oct. 14, 1772. A Lord of the Treasury,
1780-2. OfNorwood Park, Notts. Married three wives. Died
Jan. 10, 1802, aged 68. {G.E.C., v. 162.)
SUTTON, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Michs. 1569.
Probably ord. deacon (Lincoln) July, 1574; priest, Oct. 21,
1575; 'bred in the schools.' V. of Milton Ernest, Beds.,
1576-1610.
SUTTON, ROBERT. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Trinity, Easter,
1611. Probably s. and h. of Sir William (1578), of Averham,
Notts., Knt. B. 1594. M.P. for Notts., 1624-5, 1640-3.
A zealous Royalist; contributed largely to the garrisoning
of Newark-upon-Trent. Created Baron Le.xinton of Aram
(or Averham), Notts., Nov. 21, 1645. Married three wives.
Died Oct. 13, 1668, aged 74. Buried at Averham. Probably
brother of Richard (1620). {G.E.C.; Thoroton, 111. 112;
D.N.B.)
SUTTON, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Jesus, June 19, 1717. S.
of Richard, Esq., of Edwinstow, Notts. Of Scofton, Esq.
Died Nov. 13, 1776. Father of the next. (Burke.)
SUTTON, ROBERT. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 18) at Trinity,
Dec. 30, 1743. S. of Robert (above), of Scofton, Notts.
School, Westminster. Succeeded his father, 1776.
SUTTON, ROGER DE. FeUow of Peterhouse, 1352. Of
Lincoln diocese. M.A.; D.C.L. V. of Stokehampton.
Petitioned the Pope for a benefice, 1363, and for canonry at
Hereford. Canon of Hereford, 1368. R. of Glatton, Hunts.,
1366-76. R. of Newton, Cambs., 1394. R. of Gwnicham (sic),
Durham, 1394. {Cat. of Pap. Pet., 1. 405; Crosby.)
SUTTON, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, 1602-3.
Probablys.of Thomas(i56i). Matric. Easter, 1603; Scholar,
1605-10; B.A. 1606-7; M.A. i6io. Probably succeeded his
father as R. of Eriswell, Suffolk, 1614-49- D'ed 1649.
Admon., June 18, 1649, to relict Mary; Bury St Edmunds.
Father of Thomas (1633).
SUTTON, SAMUEL. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Michs.
1626. Of Huntingdonshire. B.A. 1629-30; M.A. 1635.
Perhaps R. of Asgarby, Lines., 1663-81.
SUTTON, STEPHEN. Matric. sizar from King's, Michs. 1638.
SUTTON, STEPHEN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, Nov. 2,
1717. S. of Richard, husbandman, of Yorkshire. B. at
Aldborough, near Boroughbridge. School, Coxwold (Mr
Midgeley). Matric. 1717; B.A. 1721-2. Ord. deacon (York)
May 20, 1722; 'C. of Whixley, Yorks.'; priest {Litt.dim.irom
York) May, 1737. C. of Levisham.
SUTTON, THOMAS. D.D. FeUow of University Hall (after-
wards Clare). Chancellor of the University, 1359-60. Ord.
sub-deacon (Ely) 1344; priest, 1345. V. of Walesby, Lines.
Petitioned the Pope, 1363, for a canonry at Lincoln. {Cal.
Pap. Pet., I. 435-)
SUTTON, THOMAS. Scholar at King's Hall, 1449-1502.
Probably B.Can.L. 1460-1; D.Can.L. 1464-5- V. of Clare,
Suffolk, 1482-1502; styled Doctor. Died 1502. One of these
names R. of Clenchwarton, Norfolk, 1456. {Suffolk Archaeol.
Proc, VIII. 235.)
SUTTON, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs. 1551.
S. of Richard, of St Swithin, Lincoln. B. 1532, at Snaith,
Lines. School, Eton. Said to have studied law at Lincoln's
Inn. Travelled abroad. Served in the army at Berwick and
elsewhere. Surveyor of the ordnance in the northern parts,
1570. Made a vast fortune by obtaining leases of coal-
land in Durham. Settled in London, 1580. Bought the
Charterhouse, May 9, 1611, and founded the school and
hospital. Married Elizabeth, dau. of John Gardiner, Esq.,
and widow of John Dudley, of Stoke Newington, Esq., Sept.
17, 1582. Purchased the manor of Castle Camps, Cambs.,
1607. Estimated the richest commoner in England; his real
estate was computed at £5000 per annum, and his personalty
at £60,410. 9$. <)d. Died Dec. 12, 1611, aged 79. Buried in
the Chapel of Charterhouse. M.I. {Cooper, iii. 49; E. S.
Creasy, Eminent Etonians, 45; D.N.B. (re-issue), where
identification with the student of St John's is considered
improbable.)
SUTTON, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, Apr. 8, 1561.
Of Nonvich. S. of John, deceased. School, Norwich. Matric.
156 1 ;. Scholar, in 1564; B.A. 1564-5; M.A. 1568. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) 1565; priest (Norivich) Sept. 27, 1570. R. of
Eriswell, Suffolk, 1571-1614. Licence at Bury, July 11,
1585, to marry Elizabeth Hunt, of Bury. Probably father
of Samuel (1602-3). (Venn, i. 45.)
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SUTTON, THOMAS. Matric. pens, (age i6) from Pembroke,
Easter, 1633. S. of Samuel (1602-3), clerk. B. at Eriswell,
Suffolk. B.A. 1636-7; M.A. 1640. Ord. deacon (Norwich)
Dec. 20, 1640. Perhaps R. of Aveley, Essex, 1653. One of
these names (M.A.), chaplain to Lord Craven; V. of Skipton,
Vorks., and V. of Carleton, 1674-
SUTTON, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's, Jan. 30,
1635-6. S. of John. B. in London. School, London. Matric.
1636; B.A. (Corpus Christi, Oxford) 1640-1; M.A. {do) 1644;
D.D. from Christ's, 1666 {Lit. Reg.). R. of Woiverton,
Hants., i66i. Preb. of Winchester, 1673-96. Died c. 1696.
Perhaps father of William (1709) and of Charles (1705).
(Peile, I. 440.)
SUTTON, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 17, 1647.
Of Lancashire. Migrated to Oxford. Matric. (Brasenose
College, Oxford) Feb. 20, 1648-9; B.A. (Oxford) 1650-1.
(Foster's suggestion that he was R. of Woiverton seems
unlikely, as he was not D.D.) {Al. Oxon.)
SUTTON, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Trinity, May 16, 1665.
Matric. 1665; B.A. 1668-9. Ord. priest (Peterb.) Sept. 19,
1675-
SUTTON, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius, Mar. 7,
1673-4. S. of Cleer, husbandman, of Wilton, Norfolk. B.
there. Schools, Feltwell (Mr Fish and Mr Parseley) and
Thetford (Mr Keen).
SUTTON, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Trinity, Oct. 27,
1743. S. of William, of Carkries (sic), (? Carhayes), Cornwall,
clerk. School, Truro (Mr Conon). Matric. 1743; B.A. 1746-7.
Previously at Oxford. Matric. (St Mary Hall, Oxford) May
16, 1743, 3ge 19. {Al. Oxon.)
SUTTON, WILLIAM. Fellow of Pembroke, c. 1432. D.Can.L.
1432. V. of Haslingfield, Cambs., 1445-8- Chaplain of
WhitUesford Bridge. Will (P.C.C.) 1454: of the College
(i.e. Hospital) of St John, Cambridge: to be buried there in
the Chapel of St Mary. Money to Haslingfield and East
Lavant, Sussex. A book to the University Library. Ap-
parently of Sutton-by-Risworth, Notts., to which he leaves
a chalice and provides for his own soul and those of his
parents. (J. Ch. Smith.)
SUTTON, WILLIAM. 'Of King's' {Pits, 642). Pupil of Thomas
Stacey. Mathematician and astrologer. Fl. c. 1450. {Fuller,
I53-)
SUTTON, WILLIAM. B.A. 1460-1 (Incorp. from Oxford).
Perhaps R. of St Stephen Wallbrook, London, 1479-1503.
'B.D.' Died 1503. Will (P.C.C.) 1503. (One of these names,
M..\., R. of Galby, Leics., 1469-85, resigned.)
SUTTON, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1578.
Probably s. and h. of William, of Averham (or Aram), Notts. ;
age 14 in 1575. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn Jan. 24, 1579-80;
of Notts. Knighted Apr. 22, 1603. Of Averham, Notts.
Married Susan, dau. of Thomas Cony, of Basingthorpe, Lines.
Buriedat Averham, Oct. 1611, aged 52. M.I. Will (Lincohi).
Brother of Nicholas (1578) and probably father of Robert
(1611) and of Richard (1620). {Vis. of Notts., 1569, 1614.)
SUTTON, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1627. Of Nottinghamshire. B.A. 1630-1; M.A. 1634.
Perhaps V. of Detling, Kent, in 1643. V. of Thomham,
1661-73. Died Nov. 28, 1673.
SUTTON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Corpus Christi, 1695. S.
of Robert, of Canterbury, gent. Matric. 1695. Migrated to
Pembroke, Dec. 16, 1698. B..-^. 1698-9; M.A. 1702. Fellow,
1703-9- C. at Framlingham, Suffolk, 1706. V. of Saxthorpe,
Norfolk, 1708-27. R. of Hunworth, 1710. R. of Gt Cressing-
ham, 1719-25. R. of Salle, 1725-31. Author, sermons. Died
1731-
SUTTON, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Peterhouse,
Nov. 8, 1709. Of Hampshire. Perhaps s. of Thomas (? 1635-
6), canon of Winchester. School, Winchester. Matric. 1710;
Scholar, 1710; B.A. 1713-4; M.A. 1717- Ord. deacon (Ely)
Mar. 1, 1712-3. One of these names schoolmaster of Marl-
borough; admon. (P.C.C.) i753- Perhaps brother of Charles
(1709).
Resident in 1431. Carmelite friar.
Scholar of Queens', 1551-2-
TRISTRAM. Matric- Fell.-Com. from Jesus,
Easter, 1560. Perhaps s. of Tristram, R. of Stepney, Middle-
sex, and preb. of St Paul's, 1560.
SWADEL, WILLIAM. Resident graduate, 1448. Perhaps R. of
Gt Lees, Essex, 1465-93.
SWADOCK or SWATTOCK, ROBERT. B.A. V. of Whittles-
ford, Cambs., 1564-7 (presented by Jesus College). V. of
Duxford St John, 1567-70 (presented by Clare). Died before
Feb. 21, 1570-1. (Crosby.)
SWAFFHAM, JOHN. 'King's scholar' at Cambridge, 1330.
Perhaps V. of Cheshunt, Herts., 1332-7- One of these names
prior of Dunmow, Essex, 1370; died 1390.
SwALE, George
SWAFFHAM, JOHN. D.D. Carmelite friar, of Lynn, Norfolk.
Bishop of Cloyne, till 1376. Bishop of Bangor, 1376-98.
' A vigorous opposer of Wickliffe's Errors.' Author, Sermons.
{Pits, 559; Le Neve, Fasti, i. 100; Monasticon Angl., 11.
166.)
SWAFFHAM, NICHOLAS DE. Vice-Chancellor in 1418.
Carmelite friar. Prior of the Cambridge House. Author,
theological. Died 1449. {Pits, 641; Man. Angl., 11. 172.)
SWAFFHAM, RICHARD. B.D. 1479-80. A monk. D.D. 1482-3.
SWAFFIELD, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Christ's, July
20, 1644. S. of Matthew. B. at Dorchester. School, Dor-
chester (Mr William Reve). Matric. 1645, 'Swasfield.'
Chaplain to Sir Thomas Trenchard, in Dorset. R. of Odstock,
Wilts., 1649-62, silenced. Imprisoned, 1674-5. Wandered
to many places, but chiefly resident at Salisbury. Died Sept.
1681, at Salisbury, aged 56. {Peile, 1. 488; Calamy, 11. 508.)
SWAFFIELD or SWEFFIELD, . Adm. sizar at St Catha-
rine's, 1673.
SWAIN, see SWAYNE.
SWAINSON, CHRISTOPHER. M.A. from Jesus, 1740. 3rd s.
of John, of Skipton, Yorks., gent. B. Jan. 29, 1714- Matric-
(University College, Oxford) Mar. 12, 1732-3, age 18; B.A.
(Oxford) 1736. Ord. priest {Litt. dim. from York) July, 1738;
C. of Gisbum, Yorks. V. of Giggleswick, 1738-41. V. of
Goosnargh, Lanes., 1740-70. R. of Staveley, Yorks., 1765.
Married Elizabeth, dau. of Anthony Lister, of Newsom,
Yorks. Died Feb. 26, 1775, aged 61. Buried at St Michael's-
in-Wyre, Lanes. {Al. Oxon.; J. Parker; Burke, L.G.)
SWAINSON, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Christ's, June
13, 1737. S. of Laurence, of Otley, Yorks. B. in Yorkshire.
School, Skipton (Mr Wilkinson). Matric. 1737; Scholar,
1740; B.A. 1740-1; M.A. 1744. FeUow, 1746. Bunting,
Walkhampton and KnapweU, Preacher, and Steward, 1750-
V. of Bourn, Cambs., 1754-5- Died Dec. 1755, at Otley, Yorks.
Will proved (York) May, 1756. {Peile n. 234; Al. Oxon.)
SWAINSTON, CUTHBERT. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's,
May 25, 1677. S. of Richard, currier, of Gainford, Durham.
Bapt. there, Apr. 5, 1660. School, Coniscliffe (private).
Matric. 1677; B.A. 1680-1 ; M.A. 1684. Ord. deacon (Carlisle,
Litt. dim. from Durham) Sept. 24, 1682. V. of Bishop
Middleham, Durham, 1683-1740- Married Apr. 30, 1695,
Elizabeth Tonge. Buried June 3, 1740, at Bishop Middleham.
(H. M. Wood; J. R- Wallran, Gainford.)
SWAINSTON, GABRIEL. Matric. pens, from Trinity Hall,
Easter, 1678; LL.B. 1678. Died Feb. 22, 1711-2, aged 63.
M.I. at St Margaret Crosgate, Durham.
SWAINSTONE, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's,
May 9, 1668. S. of John, of Gainford, Durham. Bapt. there,
Dec. 30, 1648. School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1668; B.A. 167T-2.
Ord. priest (York) Sept. 24, 1671. C. at Eryholme, Yorks.,
in 1691. V. of Urswick, Lanes., 1696-1714, afterwards at
Hawkeshead. Will (Richmond) 1719. (E. Axon.)
SWAINSTON, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Trinity,
Apr. 20, 1709. S. of Francis, of Yarm, Yorks. School,
Newcastle-on-Tyne (Mr Rudd). Matric. 1709; B.A. 1712-3;
M.A. 1716. Ord. priest (York) Sept. 1716. Doubtless C. of
St Hilda's, South Shields, Durham, 1717-39; R- of Sunder-
land, 1739-58. Buried there Aug. 3, 1758. (H. M. Wood;
G. Mag.)
SWALCLYF, . Scholar at King's, 1458-61. One Edmund
Swalclyffe R. of Shering, Essex, 1461; died 1467.
SWALDEN, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 20) at Magdalene,
Oct. 17, 1655. S. of Richard, citizen of London. B. Nov. 20,
1636. School, Merchant Taylors'. Matric. 1656. V. of
Codicote, Herts., 1675-1703. Died 1703.
SWALE, CHRISTOPHER. B..\. (? 1594-5); M.A. from Trinity,
1598; B.D. from Sidney, 1605; D.D. 1612. Fellow of Sidney.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1607. Ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.)
July 30, 1598. V. of St Clement's, Cambridge, 1603-7. R. of
Hurstpierpoint, Sussex, 1607-45- V. of Westboume, 1614-44,
sequestered. Died Sept. 5, 1645. Buried at Hurstpierpoint.
Father of George (1637) and perhaps of the next- (W. C.
Renshaw; Al. Oxon.)
SWALE, EDWARD. Adm. pens, at Trinity, May 7, 1638.
Perhaps s. of Christopher (above). Matric. 1639; Scholar,
1641; B..\. 1643-4. Perhaps adm. at Gray's Inn, Jan. 21,
1645-6; of Hurstpierpoint, Sussex, Esq. Perhaps brother
of the next.
SWALE, GEORGE. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Sidney, Apr. 28,
1637. S. and h. of Christopher (1594-5). D.D. School,
Croydon (Mr Webb). Matric. 1637. Adm. at the Inner
Temple, 1639. Perhaps brother of Edward (above).
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SWALE, HUMPHREY. Matric. sizar from Trinity, c. 1591;
B.A. from Magdalene, 1592-3. Ord. deacon and priest
(Peterb.) June 8, 1593. Married Jane Canmer, Nov. 25,
1595, at St Michael-le-Belfrey, York.
SWALE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1588.
SWAYLE, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Sidney, Apr. 16, 1610. Matric.
1611; B.A. 1613-4.
SWAILE, JOHN. M.A. 1728 (Com. Reg.). Ord. deacon (Peter-
borough, Liu. dim. from York), Sept. 22, 1728; priest, Aug.
16, 1730. C. of Sneinton, Notts., 1728. Probably V. of
Radford, 173 1. V. of Car Colston, 1731. Master of Notting-
ham Grammar School. Buried at Sneinton, Dec. 17, i73i-
(Godfrey, Notts.)
SWALE, REGINALD. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Apr. 1629.
Of Middlesex. Matric. 1629; B.A. 1632-3; M.A. 1636. Will
(P.C.C.) 1650 ; clerk, in the service of the East India Company.
SWALE, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Easter, 1566.
S. of Thomas, Esq., of Askham-Richard, Yorks. B.A.
1568-9; M.A. 1572; LL.D. from Caius, 1587. Fellow of
Jesus, 1571-6. Fellow and tutor of Caius, 1576-89. Pre-
sident, 1582. Bursar, 1585. Accused of perverting the youth
to popery. Master in Chancery, 1587-1608. M.P. for Higham
Ferrers, 1588-9. R. of Elm and Emneth, Norfolk, 1588.
Chancellor for Ely diocese, 1588-1606. Preb. (layman) of
York, 1589-1608. Knighted, July 23, 1603. Said to have
been the intimate friend and adviser of the Lord Chancellor,
Sir Christopher Hatton. Married Susanna, dau. of James
Rolfe, of St Albans, Herts. Died May 20, 1608. Will, P.C.C.
(Venn, i. 85; D.N.B.; Cooper, 11. 492.)
SWALE, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Caius, Oct. 6,
1580. S. of Gilbert, of Green Hamerton, Yorks. School,
Allerton, Yorks. Scholar, 1583-8; B.A. 1583-4; M.A. 1587.
Of Thorpe Underwood, Esq. Signs the pedigree in the Vis.
of Yorks., 1612. (Venn, i. 107.)
SWALE, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, Mar. 6,
1721-2. S. of John, of Yorkshire. B. in York. School,
Sherbum (Mr Moseley). Matric. 1723; B.A. 1725-6. Ord.
deacon (Chester) 1726; priest, Aug. 25, 1728; C. of Golds-
borough, Yorks., 1728. P.C. of Arkendale, 1737-89- V. of
Nidd, 1763-89. Died June, 1789, aged 85. (Scott-Mayor,
III. 347; G. Mag.; E. Mag.)
SWALE, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's, May 7,
1659. 4th s. of Sir Solomon, of Swale Hall, Yorks., Bart.
B. in London. School, Ripon (Mr Holmes). Of London;
doctor of physic. Married Isabel, dau. of Thomas Mitchell,
of London. WiU dated, Apr. i; proved (London) Apr. 21,
1684; of Cripplegate, London. (Peile, 1. 586; Vis. of Yorks.,
1665; Genealogist, N.S., xxii. 122.)
SWAILE, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1629;
B.A. 1632-3.
SWALE, . B.Can.L. 1493-4. Reginald Swale was V. of
Croydon, Cambs., 1499-1506.
SWALE, . B.A. 1523-4-
SWALKE, THOMAS. M.A. Fellow of Corpus Christi, 1404.
SWALLDALE (? SMALLSALE), JAMES. Matric. sizar from
Trinity, c. 1593.
SWALLMAN, GEOFFREY. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
c. 1593. Of Kent. B.A. 1596-7; M.A. from Sidney, i6oo;
LL.D. 1613. Fellow of Sidney. Father of the next. '
SWALMAN or SWALIMAN, JAMES. Adm. pens, (age 14) at
Sidney, Sept. 11, 1622. S. of Geoffrey (above), LL.D. B. at
Cambridge. School, 'Boughton, Mount Chessey,' Kent.
Matric. 1622. One of these names died 1628; buried at
Doddington, Kent. (Hasted, 11. 664.)
SWALLOW, ABRAHAM. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Dec. 9,
1596. Matric. 1596; B.A. 1600-1; M.A. 1604. Ord. deacon
(Norwich) Dec. 23, 1604, age 25. C. of Westhall. R. of
llketshaU St John, Sufiolk, 1609-26.
SWALLOW, BERNARD. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Peterhouse,
Nov. 15, 1726. Of Essex. School, Felsted. Scholar, 1726;
Matric. 1727; B.A. 1730-1; M.A. 1734. Fellow, 1732.
Proctor, 1749. Old. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 23, 1733; priest.
Mar. 21, 1735-6. Minister of Little St Mary, Cambridge,
1740-1. R. of Exford, Somerset, 1 750-1. WiU (P.C.C.)
I75I-
SWALLOWE, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs.
1587; B.A. 1591-2; M.A. 1595. Ord. deacon and priest
(Norwich) Apr. 25, i6oo, age 31 ; C. of Ixworth, Suffolk. R. of
Elmswell, 1612-26.
SWALLOWE, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs.
1585; B.A. 1588-9; M.A. 1592. Ord. deacon (Norwich)
June 24; priest, Oct. 3, 1596.
SWALLOWE, J. B.Can.L. 1488-9.
Swan, George
SWALLOW, MARTIN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Magdalene,
Jan. 6, 1657-8. S. of Martin, of Wisbech, Cambs. Matric.
1658.
SWALLOW, MATTHIAS. Matric. sizar from Queens', Michs.
1618. Of Norfolk. B.A. 1622-3; M.A. 1626. Ord. deacon
and priest (Norwich) Sept. 24, 1626. C. of St Margaret's,
Lynn, in 1635. One of these names of St Bride's, London;
preacher of God's word; will (P.C.C.) 1642.
SWALLOW, SAMUEL. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Lent,
1582-3.
SWALLOW, SAMUEL. Adm. (age 17) at Pembroke, May i,
1661. S. of William (1629), of Chelmsford, M.D. B. in Essex.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, Nov. i, 1662. Brotherof Thomas (1662).
SWALLOWE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter,
1607; B.A. 1610-1.
SWALLOW, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1627; B.A. 1630-1; M.A. 1634. R. of Cockthorpe and
Langham, Norfolk, 1646.
SWALLOW, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Pembroke,
Apr. 12, 1662. S. of WUlJam (1629), M.D. B. at Dunmow,
Essex. Matric. 1664-5; B.A. 1665-6. Brother of Samuel
(1661) and perhaps father of Thomas (1702).
SWALLOW, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Caius, Apr. 29,
1685. S. of Robert, gent., of Bayfield, Norfolk. B. at
Bumham Market. School, Holt. Matric. 1685; Scholar,
1685-8. Buried Jan. 10, 1687-8, at Dalham, Suffolk. (Venn,
I. 479-)
SWALLOW, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Pembroke,
Oct. 6, 1702. S. of Thomas (? 1662), of Chelmsford, F^sex,
gent. B. at Chelmsford. Matric. 1703; M.B. 1708. Married
Anne, dau. of Robert Barnard, V. of Thaxted. Died at
Thaxted, Essex, Apr. 4, 1712. M.I. there. (Le Neve, Mon.,
II. 248.)
SWALLOW, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Easter,
1629; B.A. 1632-3; M.A. 1636; M.D. 1655. Licensed to
practise medicine, 1641. Of Chelrnsford, Essex. WiU (Comm.
Essex) 1694. Father of Samuel (1661) and Thomas (1662).
SWALLOWE, . B.A. 1497-8; M.A. 1501.
SWALSALL, SAMUEL. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1629.
SWAN, see also SWAYNE.
SWAN, ALDRICH. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Sidney, Apr. 21,
1662. S. of John (?i627), R. of Denton, Kent. School,
Westminster. Matric. 1662; B.A. 1665-6; M.A. 1669. Ord.
deacon (Peterb.) June 2, 1667. R. of Gt Kington, Dorset,
1669-1714. Chaplain to Viscount Kilsyth. R. of Langton
Long, Blandford, 1712-4. Father of the next and of Francis
(1694). (Vis. of Kent, 166s.)
SWAN, ALDRICH. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Peterhouse, Nov.
12,1691. Of Dorset. S. of Aldrich (above). School, Norwich.
Scholar, 1691; Matric. 1694; B.A. 1695-6. R. of Gt Kington,
Dorset, 1715-27, and again, 1741-9. Died before July 13,
1749. Brother of Francis (1694). (T. A. Walker, 190;
Hutchins, iv. 72.)
SWANN, BENJAMIN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Christ's, Apr. 4,
1649. S. of John, of Cheshire.
SWANNE, DANIEL. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse, Lent,
1580-1.
SWANNE, EDWARD. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Emmanuel, Nov. i6,
1618. Doubtless s. and h. of Francis (next), of Denton, Kent,
Knt. Matric. 1619. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Aug. 12, 1622.
Living, 1638, when he presented John Swan, M.A., to the
Uving of Denton. (Vis. of Kent; Hasted, in. 761.)
SWANNE, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, c. 1589.
Doubtless s. of WiUiam, of Wye, Kent, and nephew of John
(1569). Adm. at Gray's Inn, Mar. 6, 1592-3. Knighted,
May 8, 1608. Of Denton Court. Married Dorothy, dau. of
Sir Edward Boys, of Kent. WiU, 1623. Father of Edward
(above) and probably of John (1627). (Vis. of Kent, 1619;
Vis. of Essex, 1634.)
SWAN, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Sidney, Apr. 1694.
S. of Aldrich (1662), R. of Kington, Dorset. B. there. School,
Wimbome, Dorset. B.A. 1697-8; M.A. 1701. Ord. deacon
(London) Mar. 16, 1700-1; priest, June 15, 1701. R. of
Langton Long, Blandford, Dorset, 1714-22. R. of Silton,
\ 1726-40. Chaplain to Earl Graham. R. of Gt Kington,
1727-40. Died before July 31, 1740. Brother of Aldrich
(1691). (F. S. Hockaday; Hutchins, iv. 72.)
SWAN, GEOFFREY. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs. 1598;
B.A. 1601-2; M.A. 1605. Ord. deacon (Ely) June; priest,
Sept. 22, 1605. V. of Didlington, Hunts., 1611-26.
SWANNE, GEORGE. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Easter, 1625.
Matric. 1625. Probably s. of WiUiam, of Southfleet, Kent,
Knt.; adm. at Gray's Inn, May 9, 16.38.
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SWANN, GEORGE. Adm. sizar (age i8) at Trinity, May 30,
1712. S. of George, of London. School, St Paul's. Matric.
1713-4; B.A. 1716-7. Ord. priest (Lincoln, Litt. dim. from
Peterb.) May 24, I7i9-
SWANNE, GREGORY. Adm. sizar (age 26) at Caius, June 4,
1599, from St Catharine's. S. of John, of Norfolk, deceased.
B.A. 1600-1. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Sept. 28; priest, Dec.
21,1601. C. of Caistor-by-Norwich, 1601. Licensed to teach
alphabet and writing at Cley, Jan. 13, 1595-6. R. of All
Saints', Norwich, 1602-14. (Venn, i. 169.)
SWANNE, JOHN. B.Can.L. 1522-3. B.A. (Paris).
SWANNE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Clare, Michs. 1565.
SWAN, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter, 1569;
B.A. 1572-3; M.A. 1576; B.D. 1583. Fellow of Magdalene,
1579. Incorp. at O.xford, 1577. Of South Hanningfield,
Essex. Author, religious. Will (P.C.C.) 1616-7; mentions
nephew. Sir Francis (c. 15S9). {Peile, i. no; Cooper, 11. 85.)
SWANNE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinitv, Michs. 1587;
Scholar, 1593; B.A. 1593-4; M.A. 1597. V. of Sawston,
Cambs., 1600-39. Married Sarah Adams, of Gt Shelford, in
1604. Buried Nov. 19, 1639, at Sawston. Probably father
of John (1622) and perhaps of Thomas (1622). (J. Crosby.)
SWAN, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity, c. 1595.
SWANN, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1622.
Probably s. of John (1587). B.A. 1625-6; M.A. 1629. Ord.
deacon (Peterb.) Dec. 2; priest, Dec. 3, 1629. Minister of
Duxford St Peter, Cambs., 1630. V. of Sawston, 1641-60;
again presented, 1664-9. V. of Whittlesford, 1647-69.
Buried at Sawston, Mar. 17, 1670-1. Will (C. C. Ely) 1671.
(J. Crosby.)
SWAN, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1627.
Of Kent. Probably 5th s. of Sir Francis (1589). of Denton
Court, Kent, Kut. B.A. 1630-1; M.A. 1634. Ord. priest
(Norwich) June 6, 1633. Doubtless R. of Denton, 1638-44.
See Al. Oxon. for a contemporary namesake. Probably
brother of Edward (1618) and father of Aldrich (1662). (Vis.
of Kent, 1619, 1663; Hasted, iii. 761.)
SWANN, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Mar. 12, 1700-1. Of
Leicestershire. School, Loughborough. Matric. 1701;
Scholar, 1702; B.A. 1704-5. Ord. priest (York) June 9, 1709.
V. of Diseworth, Leics., 1712-24. V. of Thorpe Arnold,
1724-40. Died Mar. 29, 1740, aged 58. Admon., Leicester.
(Nichols, II. 371.)
SWANNE, JOHN. M.A. from Corpus Christi, 1714. S. of J.,
of Burland, Cheshire, clerk. Matric. (Trinity College, Oxford)
Mar. 28, 1683, age 19; B.A. (St Mary Hall, Oxford) 1689.
V. of Anstey, Warws., 1699-1712. Chaplain to Lord Fairfax.
V. of Sittingboume, Kent, 1710-21. V. of Rodmersham,
1715-22. (Al. Oxon., where he is confounded with John
(above.)
SWAN, NICHOLAS. Matric. pens, from Clare, Michs. 1547.
SWANN, PHILIP. B.A. from Christ's, 1601-2; M.A. 1605.
Ord. deacon (Colchester) May 13; priest, May 20, 1604;
licenced to serve the cure of Fulboum All Saints', Cambs.,
and to teach, Sept. 4, 1604. R. of Stoke St Mary, Ipswich,
1607, resigned the Scime year. R. of Barton Mills, Suffolk,
1608-12. R. of Fiskerton, Lines., 1612-5. R- of Tydd St
Mary, Lines., 1615-41. Licence (Lincoln) to marry Anne
Halhouse, of Tydd St Mary, spinster, Sept. 13, 1623. [Peile,
I. 229; Crosby.)
SWANNE, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs. 1568.
SWAN, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1572.
One of these names V. of RyhaU, Rutland, 1583-1617.
Died 1617.
SWANN, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1598. Perhaps s. of Richard (? above), V. of Ryhall, Rutland.
B.A. 1601-2. Head Master of Starnford School, Lines., in
1608. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Apr. 2; priest, June 7, 1612.
R. of Stamford St Michael's, 1612-5, 'M.A.' R. of Preston,
Rutland, 1617-45 (sic). Buried at Oakham, Feb. 28, 1645
(sic). Will of one of these names, of Oakham, clerk, dated,
Nov. 16, 1648; proved (P.C.C.) 1649; mentions grand-
children. Perhaps father of Richard (1636). (Thos. Sandall,
Stamford School.)
SWAN, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1627.
Perhaps s. and h. of Andrew, of London, gent.; adm. at
Gray's Inn, Mar. 5, 1628-9.
SWAN, RICHARD. Adm. sizar at Queens', Oct. 1636. Of
Rutland. Perhaps s. of Richard (1598). Matric. 1637; B.A.
1639; M.A. 1643. Ord. deacon Emd priest (Lincoln) May 24,
1646.
SWANN, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Christ's, Apr. 28,
1699. S. of Robert. B. in London. School, Perse, Cambridge
(Mr Sparkes). Matric. 1699; Scholar, 1700-1; B.A. 1702-3;
SWARLAND, John
M.A. 1707. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 3, 1705; priest, June
19, 1709. C. of Lutton, Northants., 1707. Perhaps R. of
Isleham, Cambs., 1710-24. (Peile, u. 145.)
SWAN, ROBERT. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1499.
SWAN, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Queens', June, 1595. Of
Cambridgeshire. Matric. c. 1596.
SWANNE, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Michs.
1637; B.A. 1640-1. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 20; priest,
Sept. 21, 1645.
SWAN or SWAYNE, ROGER. Student at Cambridge. Supp.
for B.Can.L. (Oxford) 1516-7; chaplain. (Al. Oxon.)
SWAN, SAMUEL. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1635.
SWANN, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1549.
B. in London diocese. B.A. 1553-4; M.A. 1561. Ord. deacon
(London) Dec. 21, 1561, age 28; 'of Trinity College.' R. of
Sutton, Beds., 1561.
SWAN, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1622;
Scholar, 1625; B.A. 1625-6; M.A. 1629. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) Sept. 20, 1629. Perhaps brother of John (1622).
SWAN, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Easter, 1622 ;
B.A. 1626-7.
SWANNE, W. Matric. pens, from Sx John's, Michs. 1560.
SWANNE or SWAINE, WILLIAM. Adm. at King's (age 17)
a scholar from Eton, May 8, 1503. Of Denham, Bucks. Left,
c. 1505.
SWAN, WILLIAM. B.A. from Christ's, 1603; M.A. 1607.
Perhaps R. of RidgweU, Essex, till 1615. See Al. Oxon. for
a contemporary namesake.
SWAN, WILLIAM. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Trinity, Nov. 29, 1648.
Of Kent. Doubtless s. and h. of Sir Thomas, of Southfleet,
Kent, Knt. (and Cecilia, dau. of Sir John Gierke, of Forde,
in Wrotham, Kent). Bapt. Dec. 6, 1631, at Southfleet.
Knighted, May 28, 1660. Created Bart., Mar. i, 1665-6.
Married Utricia (Hester), dau. of John Ogle, of Pinchbeck,
Lines. Buried at Southfleet, Oct. 9. 1680, aged 49. M.I.
Will (P.C.C.) 1680-1. (G.E.C., IV. 26.)
SWAN, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June 18, 1651.
Of Essex. Probably s. of Francis, of Southweald (and Mary,
dau. of Dr Barker, Chancellor of Wales), nephew of Edward
(1618). Adm. extra-licentiate, R.C.P. Sept. 6, 1664; B.A.;
practising at Chadwell, Essex. Will (Comm. Essex) 1679; of
Oi-sett. (Munk, 1. 315; Vis. of Essex, 1634.)
SWAN, . Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1546
(imputes).
SWAN, . Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, 1629.
SWAN, . Adm. at Sidney, Sept. 1636.
SWANE, . Adm. Fell.-Com. at Trinity, 1658.
SWANBOROUGH, HENRY. B.A. 1492-3; M.A. 1496; B.D.
1504-5. Fellow of Clare, 1492. V. of Campsall, Yorks.,
1507 (presented by the University).
SWANLAND, ROBERT. Scholar at King's Hall, 1436-44.
SWANSON, EDMUND. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter,
1575. S. of James, of Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Leics. School,
Ashby. Migrated to Caius, Oct. 2, 1575, age 19; previously
also at Jesus. B.A. 1577-8, Swenson. (Venn, i. 83.)
SWANSON, JOHN. B.A. 1488-9; M.A. 1492-3; B.D. 1499-1500.
SWANSON, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Michs.
1638. Of Norfolk. B.A. 1641-2.
SW ANTON, EDMUND. Adm. sizar (age 14) at Caius, Feb. 15,
1647-8. S. of John, gent. B. at Feltwell, Norfolk. School,
Feltwell (Messrs Taylor and Miredith). Matric. 1647-8;
Scholar, 1651-4; B.A. 1651-2; M.A. 1655. Ord. priest
(Bishop Joseph Hall) June 20, 1654. V. of Lakenheath,
Suffolk, 1662-83. Will proved (Norwich) 1684. (Venn, i.
370.)
SWANTON, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1589.
SWANTON, WILLIAM. B.D. 1465-6. A friar.
SWANWICKE, CHARLES. Matric. pens, from Pembroke,
Michs. 1602. Probably 2nd s. of Allen, of Swan wick, Cheshire.
(Vis. of Cheshire, 1613.)
SWARE, CORNELIUS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1566.
SWARLAND, JOHN. Matric. from Pembroke, Lent, 1581-2.
S. of Richard, citizen and Merchant Taylor, of London.
Bapt. Aug. 24, 1565, at St Christopher-le-Stocks, London.
Migrated to Caius, July 23, 1584, age 18. Scholar, 1584-5.
Probably V. of Horton-Kirby, Kent, 1597; died 1627.
Admon. granted (P.C.C.) Feb. 13, 1628, to son John. Prob-
ably brother of the next. (J. Ch. Smith.)
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SwARLAND, George
SWARLAND or SWARNELAND, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from
Pembroke, c. 1593. Probably s. of Richard, citizen and
Merchant Taylor, of London. Bapt. June 10, 1570, at St
Christopher-le-Stocks, London. B.A. {?); M.A. 1600, Swar-
land. Perhaps usher of the Free Grammar School, Man-
chester; buried there Nov. 25, 1619. Probably brother of
John (above).
SWASAM, GEOFFREY. Com. for M.A. or higher degree, 1478-9.
SWATHE, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1619; B.A. 1622-3; M.A. 1626. Perhaps V. of Hatfield
Peveril, Essex, 1661-4, Swarth.
SWAINE, ABRAHAM. Adm. pens, at Jesus, June 7, I7i8.
Of York. Matric. 1718; Scholar, 1720.
SWAYNE, ARTHUR. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1639. S. of Robert (1609), of Amport, Hants. Matric. 1639;
[B.A. 1643]. Fellow, 1642-4. Joined the Royalist Army.
Colonel of a regiment in the West. Killed by accident at
Oxford, c. 1644 by his servant, whilst teaching him to use
a musket. Buried in Christ Church Cathedral. {King's
Hist., 125; Harwood.)
SWAYNE, EDWARD. Adm. at King's (age 17) a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 25, 1606. 'Of Sarson, Hants.' Doubtless s. of
Arthur, of Sarson. Matric. 1606. Left in 1609; 'being heir
to a large estate." Adm. at the Middle Temple, Nov. 14, 1609.
Succeeded to the manor of Sarson (alias Ann Savage). Died
1615. Brother of Robert (1609). {Harwood; Victoria Hist.
Hants., IV. 342, 363.)
SWAINE, FRANCIS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, July 6,
1636. S. of James (? c. 1592), V. of Hollym, Yorks., deceased.
B. there. School, Bridlington. Matric. 1637; B.A. 1639-40.
Probably barrister, of York; buried at St Olave's, York,
Aug. 10, 1697.
SWAYNE, GEOFFREY. Of Clare. B.A. 1504-5; M.A. 1508.
Admon. (V.C.C.) 1509.
SWAINE, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Michs.
1629. Of Norfolk. B.A. 1632-3. Ord. deacon (Norwich)
1633; priest, June i, 1634. Perhaps R. of Sutton Montis,
Somerset, 1671-91. Died 1691.
SWAINE, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from King's, Michs. 1725;
B.A. 1729-30; M.A. 1735. Old. deacon (Norwich) Feb. 22,
1729-30; priest (Bath and Wells) Sept. 9, 1731- V. of East
Harptree, Somerset. V. of Pucklechurch, Gloucs., 1768-71.
(F. S. Hockaday.)
SWAYNE or SWAN, JAMES. Matric. sizar from Trinity, c.
1592; Scholar, 1593, Swaynne; B.A. 1595-6; M.A. 1599.
Doubtless V. of HoUyin, Yorks., till 1632. Died 1632.
Probably father of Francis (1636).
SWEYN, JOHN. B.A. 1504-5. Probably V. of Madingley,
Cambs., c. 1506-26, and R. of Holy Trinity, Colchester,
Essex, 1518-26. Died 1526. (J. Crosby.)
SWAYNE, JOHN. B.A. 1522-3. One of these names R. of
Church Stanton, Devon; will (P.C.C.) 1570.
SWAYNE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Easter, 1617. B.
at Thorpe, Yorks. B.A. 1620-1; M.A. 1624. Ord. priest
(London) Dec. 23, 162 1, age 23. C. of Gt Bentley, Essex.
Perhaps V. of Westleton, Suffolk, 1627-41. See also the next.
SWAIN or SWAN, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Feb. 21,
1626-7. Matric. 1626-7; B.A. 1630-1; M.A. 1634. One of
these names R. of Cransford, Suffolk, 1645; of Stonham
Aspal, 1646 (Suffolk Classis); R. (by sequestration) of Hales-
worth, and of Holton, 1650. Will proved (Norwich Cons. C.)
1653; 'of Walton, alias Holton.'
SWAINE, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June 2, 1685. Of
Warwickshire. Possibly s. of William, V. of Withybrook,
Warws.; ejected, 1663. Matric. 1686. Probably brother of
WiUiam (1684) and perhaps of Peter (1663).
SWAYNE or SWANE, PETER. Adm. sizar (age 20) at Pem-
broke, June 5, 1663. S. of William, gent. B. at Withybrook,
Warws. Perhaps brother of John (1685) and William (1684).
SWAIN, RICHARD. B.A. 1477-8; M.A. 1481. One Richard
Swane, of Birkin, Yorks., chaplain; admon. (York) 1520.
SWAYNE, RICHARD. B.A. 1533-4. B. at Chesterton, Cambs.
M.A. 1537. Fellow of St John's, 1534. One of these names
of Hallaton, Leics., clerk; will (P.C.C.) 1593.
SWAYNE, RICHARD. Adm. at Emmanuel, 1640-1, from
Oxford. S. of John, of Shrewsbury. Matric. (New Inn Hall,
Oxford) Nov. 4, 1639, age 21.
SWAYNE, ROBERT. Adm. at King's (age 15) a scholar from
Eton, July 18, 1609. 'Of Sarson, Hants.' Doubtless s. of
Arthur, of Sarson, Hants. Matric. 1609. Fellow, 1612, but
left without a degree, 1613. Succeeded his brother Edward,
1615. Held the manor of Sarson, till 1641. Captain in the
Isle of Rh6 Expedition. Afterwards a sea-captain; did good
service in capturing a pirate. Died 1648. Brother of Edward
(1606) and father of Arthur (1639). {Victoria Hist. Hants.,
IV. 342)
SwEOPER, Walter
SWAINE, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Pembroke, May 17,
1693. S. of Thomas, of Leverington, Cambs., gent. Matric.
1693; B.A. 1696-7; M.A. 1700. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept.
21, 1701.
SWAIN, THOMAS. B.A. 1468-9; M.A. (?I473); B.D. 1479-80.
Probably scholar and fellow of King's Hall, 1476-1501.
Proctor, 1477-8. Canon of Lincoln, 1516-9. Died 1519.
Will (V.C.C).
SWAIN, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Sx John's, July i,
1727. S. of S., gent., of Yorkshire. B. at Bradford. School,
Bradford (Mr Hill). Matric. 1728; B.A. 1731-2. Ord. deacon
(Liu. dim. from York) Feb. 1734-5; 'C. of Bradford'; priest
(York)Sept. 22, 1745. C. of Bardsey, Yorks. V. ofBramham,
1750-85.
SWEYN, WALTER. Scholar at King's Hall, 1351. Promoted
to a benefice, 1358.
SWAIN, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Jesus, c. 1592; B.A.
1596-7.
SWAYNE, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, May
19, 1669. S. of WiUiam, clerk, deceased, of the Isle of Wight.
B. there. School, Newport. Matric. 1669; B.A. 1672-3; M.A.
1686. Master of Aldenham School, Herts., 1673-8. Ord.
deacon (London) May 21, 1676; priest, June 10, 1677.
Probably V. of Charing, Kent, 1678-81. V. of Ticehurst,
Sussex, 1681-1718. Buried there Jan. 28, 1717-8. (W. C.
Renshaw.)
SWAINE, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June 16, 1684.
Of Warwickshire. Possibly s. of William, V. of Withybrook,
Warws. (for whom sec ^ ;. Oxon.). Matric. 1686; B.A. 1687-8.
Probably brother of John (1685) and perhaps of Peter (1663).
SWAINE, WILLIAM. M.A. from Pembroke, 1709. S. of Henry,
of Sheepy Magna, Leics. Matric. (Trinity College, Oxford)
May 9, 1702, age 19; B.A. (Oxford) 1705-6. (Al. Oxon.)
SWAIN, . M.A. 1479-80.
SWAYNES, . B.A. 1490.
SWEETE, ADRIAN. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1588;
Scholar, 1593; B.A. 1593-4. Of Modbury, Devon. Adm. at
the Inner Temple, 1605. Married Honor, dau. of Richard
Fownes, of Ugborough, Nov. 9, 1595.
SWETE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs. 1553
(imputes) ; B.A. 1558-9. Perhaps fellow, 1559-60.
SWEETE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1587;
Scholar, 1590; B.A. 1590-1.
SWETE or SWETT, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Christ's,
Michs. 1561. B. at Cambridge, c. 1548. Scholar, 1564; B.A.
1565-6; M.A. from Corpus Christi, 1571. Fellow of Corpus
Christi, 1571-g. Bursar, 1572. Ord. deacon (Ely) Dec. 21,
1574. V. of Weybread St Andrew, Suffolk, 1580-1606.
(Peile, I. 76.)
SWEETE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Easter,
1614; B.A. 1617-8; M.A. 1621. Fellow. One of these names
of Rutland (alias Ruckland), Lines., clerk; will (P.C.C.) 1652.
SWETE or SWETT, . Scholar at Christ's, 1570-1. Prob-
ably akin to Robert (1561).
SWEETAPLE, . Adm. Fell.-Com. at Sx Catharine's,
June 3, 1696. Possibly a son of Sir John Sweetaple, of
London, Knt., and Sheriff of London, 1694.
SWEETING, GEORGE. Adm. sizar (age 15) at AUgdalene,
June 13, 1692. S. of Richard. B. at Ripon, Yorks. School,
Ripon. Matric. 1692; B.A. 1695-6. Ord. deacon (Lincoln)
June 7, 1696; priest, Sept. 19, 1697. Perhaps father of
Richard (1726).
SWEETING, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Sidney, June 18.
1622. S. of Henry, clothier. B. at Lydeard St Lawrence,
Somerset. School, Holford (Mr Friar). Matric. 1622.
SWEETING, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Peterhouse,
June 23, 1726. Of Yorkshire. Perhaps s. of George (1692).
School, Ripon. Matric. 1726; Scholar, 1726; B.A. 1729-30.
SWEETING, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Queens', Jan. 24, 1707-8.
Of London. B. Dec. 14, 1690. School, Merchant Taylors'.
Matric. 1709; B.A. 1711-2.
SWEETSER, MATTHEW. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter,
1620, 'Swithson'; B.A. 1623-4. Master and fellow of Dul-
wich College, Surrey; left in 1627. V. of Tintagel, Cornwall,
1629; sequestered, c. 1646; restored, 1660-8. Died July 28,
1668. Buried at Tintagel. M.I. Will, Exeter. (Walker,
Sufferings; Camberwell, App. xxxix.; Victoria Co. Hist.
Surrey, ii. 204; Maclean, Trigg Minor, in. 225.)
SWEFFIELD, see SWAFFIELD.
SWENO, see SWINNOW.
SWEOPER, WALTER. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs.
1587.
191
SwETNAM, Joseph
SWERDARS, . Incorp. from Oxford, 1495-6. Perhaps
John Swerder, 'M.A.,' V. of Harlow, Essex, 1493-1510. Will
(P.C.C.) 1510.
SWETNAM, JOSEPH. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Michs.
1619. Perhaps s. of Thomas, minister of St Alkmund's, Derby,
1586. B.A. 1623; M.A. 1627. V. of Dalbury, Derbs., 1624;
ejected, 1650. V. of All Saints', Derby, 1643; ejected, 1662.
R. of Whitwell, 1658-62. Father of the next. {Calamy, i.
315; Cox, Churches of Derbs., iii. no.)
SWETNAM, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 15) at St John's, June
20, 1656. S. of Joseph (above), clerk, of Derby. B. there.
School, Derby. Matric. 1656-7. V. of Tumditch, Derbs.,
till 1662, ejected. Author, sermons. {Calamy, 1. 335.)
SWETTENHAM, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's,
Apr. 8, 1695. S. of Thomas, gent., of 'Hearily' (? Heaviley,
Stockport), Cheshire. B. there. School, Macclesfield (Mr
Dobson). Matric. 1695. Adm. at the Middle Temple, Feb.
II, 1695-6. Called to the Bar, 1702.
SWIFT, ANDREW. Adm. pens, at Trinity, June 7, 1670.
Matric. 1670.
SWIFT, DANIEL. .\dm. at Corpus Christi, 1623. Of Leicester-
shire. B.A. 1626-7. Ord. priest (St David's) 1628. C. of
West Walton, Norfolk, 1633. Perhaps intruding minister at
Uppingham, Rutland, in 1650.
SWYFT, ED. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Michs. 1547.
SWYFTE, EDMUND. Matric. sizar from Clare, Michs. 1564;
B.A. 1568-9.
SWIFT, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Easter,
1641; B.A. 1644-5; M.A. 1655. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Feb.
22; priest, Feb. 24, 1661-2.
SWIFT, EDWARD. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius, May 5, 1671.
S. of William (1624), clerk, of Mileham, Norfolk. Schools,
Seaming (Mr Burton) and Walsingham (Mr Pitts). Matric.
1671; Scholar, 1671-5; B.A. 1674-5.
SWIFTE, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, at Jesus, May 7, 1627. Of
Essex. Probably s. and h. of Sir Francis, of Roydon, Esiex,
Knt., and perhaps grandson of Richard (1564). Matric. 1627.
Adm. at the Middle Temple, Feb. 7, 1631. {Essex Pedigrees,
606.)
SWIFT, GILBERT. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, June 7, 1729.
Of Ashbourne, Derbs. Matric. 1729.
SWIFT, HENRY. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1468.
Of Newnham, Northants. B.A. 1470-1; M.A. 1476-7.
SWIFTE, HENRY. Matric. sizar from Trinity, 1639; B.A. 1648.
Perhaps s. of John, of Silkstone, Yorks. If so, minister of
Penistone, Yorks., 1649-62, ejected. Preacher in Yorkshire.
Died Oct. 31, 1689, aged 68. Perhaps brother of William
(1639). {Calamy, 11. 569.)
SWIFTE or SWYTE, JOHN. B.Can.L. 1528-9.
SWYFT, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Easter, 1631.
SWIFT, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, May 16, 1706.
S. of Robert, husbandman. B. at Kimberly, Norfolk. School,
Wymondham. Matric. 1706; B.A. 1709-10. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln, Litt. dim. from Norwich) Feb. 25, 1710-1; priest
(Norwich) Sept. 21, 1712. V. of Swerdeston, Norfolk, 1726.
R. of Swainsthorpe. Died Mar. 1766.
SWIFT, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's, June 30, 1735.
S. of George, of Derbyshire. B. at Chesterfield. School,
Chesterfield (Mr Burrow). Matric. 1735; B.A. 1738-9. Ord.
deacon (Lincoln) Dec. 24, 1738; 'C. of Dunton, Beds.'
SWIFT, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Magdalene, June 21,
1656. S. of Thomas, of Walkley, near Sheffield, Yorks.
School, Sheffield. Matric. 1656.
SWIFT, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, Apr. 18,
1663. S. of Edmund, husbandman, of Darnall-in-Shefiield,
Yorks. B. there. School, Sheffield (Mr Potts). Matric. 1663;
B.A. 1666-7; M.A. 1670. Ord. priest (Lincoln) June 6, 1669.
SWYFTE, RICHARD. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Trinity, Michs.
1564. Perhaps s. and h. of John, of Roydon, Essex, auditor.
Married Frances, dau. of John Duckett. {Essex Pedigrees,
606.)
SWIFT, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter, 1576.
Probably ord. deacon (Lincoln) Apr. 30, 1583; 'B.A.'; priest,
Dec. 31,1584. R.ofBiscathorpe, Lines., 1584. Will (Lincoln)
1597.
SWIFT, ROBERT. Adm. at St John's, July 4, 1549. Probably
s. of Robert, of Rotherham, Yorks., Esq. B. there. B.A.
1552-3. Fellow, 1553. LL.B. (Louvain). Chancellor of
Durham, 1561-77. Ord. deacon (Durham) Oct. 5, 1563.
Canon of Durham, 1562 (stc)-99. R. of Sedgefield, Durham,
1562-99. Married Anne, dau. of Thomas Lever, Master of
St John's. Author, ecclesiastical. Died 1599. Buried in
Durham Cathedral. M.I. {Cooper, 11. 282; D.N.B.)
SwiNBURN, John
SWYFTE, ROBERT. Matric. Fell.-Com. from St John's, Easter,
1566. Doubtless s. of William, of Rotherham, Yorks. B.
1550. Sheriff of Yorks., 1599-1600, 1617-8. Knighted,
Apr. 17, 1603. Of Doncaster and Streethorpe. Married
(1) Bridget, dau. of Sir Francis Hastings; (2) Ursula, dau. of
Stephen Barnham, of Lewes, Sussex, Esq. Died Mar. 14,
1625 {sic). Admon. (York) Jan. 1628-9. (Hunter, South
Yorks., I. 206.)
SWIFT, ROBERT. B.A. from St John's, 1584-5.
SWYFT, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Michs. 1587.
Migrated to Clare. B.A. 1592-3. Perhaps adm. at Lincoln's
Inn, Aug. 19, 1587; of Durham, and of New Inn. CeJled to
the Bar, 1596.
SWYFTE, SAMUEL. Matric. sizar from King's, Michs. 1585.
SWYFT, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Easter, 1544.
SWYFT, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Christ's, 1595-6.
SWIFT, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, c. 1598. S. of
Thomas, citizen of Lincoln. Scholar, 1599; B.A. 1601-2;
M.A. 1605; D.D. from St John's, 1612. Fellow of St John's,
1606 (by royal mandate). Incorp. at Oxford, 1605. R. of
Waddington, Lines., i6io. Preb. of Peterborough, 1622-46.
Died 1646. Will, Lincoln. {Al. Oxon.; Northants. N. and Q.,
HI. 155.)
SWIFTE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1611.
5. of William (1584), R. of Harbledown, Kent. B. in St
Andrew's, Canterbury. B.A. from Queens', 1614-5; M.A.
1619. Ord. deacon (London) Sept. 19; priest, Dec. 19, 1619,
age 24. C. of Harbledown, Kent. V. of Goodrich and
Bridstow, Hereford; ejected, 1646. Preb. of Hereford, 1645-
6. Devoted Royalist; suffered great persecution. Married
Elizabeth Dryden, sister of the poet. Died 1658, aged 63.
(His son Jonathan was father of Dean Swift.) (Burke, L.G.;
W. M. Mason, History of St Patrick's, 227.)
SWIFT, TIMOTHY. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, May 26,
1658. S. of John, of Shafton-in-Felkirk, Yorks. B. there.
School, Hemsworth (Mr Wood). Matric. 1658; B.A. 1661-2;
M.A. 1665. Ord. deacon (Nonvich) July 13, 1662; priest,
Mar. 15, 1662-3. K. of St Peter, Ringstead, Norfolk, 1674.
SWYFT, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1584. S. of Thomas, clerk, of Canterbury. B. 1566. B.A.
from Clare, 1588-9; M.A. 1592. R. of St Andrew's, Canter-
bury, Kent, 1592-1624. R. of Harbledown, 1601-24. Died
Oct. 24, 1624, aged 58. See Al. Oxon. for a contemporary
namesake. Father of Thomas (1611). (Burke, L.G.; Hasted,
IV. 469.)
SWIFTE, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from St John's, c. 1595;
B.A. 1598-9; M.A. 1602. One of these names, 'M.A.,'
licensed to preach (York) 1613. R. of South Dalton, Yorks.,
1616.
SWIFT, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1624;
B.A. 1627-8; M.A. 1631. Ord. deacon (York) Mar. 1627-8;
priest (Peterb.) Sept. 25, 1631. R. of Stanfield, Norfolk, 1637.
R. of Mileham, 1641. Probably R. of Little Fransham, 1668.
Married Mary Shene, Aug. 20, 1639, at East Lexham,
Norfolk. Father of Edward (1671).
SWIFTE, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1639;
B.A. 1642. Perhaps brother of Henry (1639).
SWIFT, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Queens', June 4, 1690. Of
Ireland. Matric. 1690. One of these names s. of William,
of Carlow and Kilkenny. Of Dublin. Married Elizabeth,
dau. of William Longfield. Died 1769.
SWIFT, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June 16, 1714.
Matric. 17^:4; B.A. 1717-8. Ord. priest (London) Dec. 20,
1719-
SWYFTE, . B.Can.L. 1496-7.
SWILBANCK, SAMUEL, see SALEBANK.
SWILLINGTON, THOMAS. B.D. 1518-9. A friar. Prior of the
Augustinians at Cambridge, 1520. Sufit. to Longland.
Bishop of Lincoln, 1533, by the title of Bishop of Phila-
delphia, but his jurisdiction was restricted to the Arch-
deaconries of Lincoln and Leicester. Preb. of Lincoln,
1544-6. Died 1546. {Cooper, i. 90.)
SWINBANKE, ROGER. Adm. at King's (age 16) a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 30, 1527. Off, 1530. Of Nun Monkton, Yorks.
SWYNBOURNE, JAMES. Matric. pens, from Clare, Michs. 1568.
SWYNBORNE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1554.
SWINBURN, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Christ's, June 8,
1649. 2nd s. of Thomas, of Barmston, and of Butterby,
Durham. B. at Northallerton, Yorks., 1632. School,
Northallerton (Mr Smith). Matric. from Jesus, 1649. Adm.
at Gray's Inn, June 6, 1649. Barrister. Probably Recorder
of Hartlepool, 1667-9. Married Mary, dau. of Sir George
Tonge, of Denton, Durham. Died 1686. {Vis. of Durham,
1666; Peile, 1. 527; Surtees, n. 279.)
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SwiNBURN, Lancelot
SWYNBORNE, LANCELOT. Matric. pens, from St John's,
Michs. 1549.
SWINBURNE, NICHOLAS. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs.
1564; B.A. from Clare, 1571-2; M.A. 1575- Adm. at Douay
College, July 20, 1577, ' M.A.' Probably brother of Robert
(1568) and Simon (1577). {Douay Diary.)
SWYBORNE, ROBERT. B.A. 1507-8. Of Newerton (? Naffer-
ton), Northumberland. M.A. 1511; B.D. 1530-1. Fellow of
St Catharine's. Master of Pembroke, 1534-7. V. of Tilney,
Norfolk, 1537. Died 1540. Will dated, Jan. 20, i539-4o;
proved (V.C.C.) May 17, 1540. Benefactor to Pembroke.
{Cooper, I. 72; in. 117.)
SWINBURNE, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs.
1568. Of Huntingdonshire. B.A. 1572-3; M.A. 1576. Fellow,
1576-80. Probably ord. deacon and priest (Douay) Apr. 7,
1583, ' Lincolniensis.' Probably brother of Nicholas (1564)
and Simon (1577).
SWINBURNE, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at Clare, May 22, 1714.
B. in London. School, St Paul's. Ord. deacon (London)
Sept. 21, 1718. One of these names of Mercers' Chapel,
St Olave Jewry, London, clerk; admon. (P.C.C.) May 21,1739.
SWYNBORNE, ROLAND. B.A. 1516-7 (ist in the ordo). S. of
John, of Chopwell, Durham, and of Yorkshire. M.A. 1520;
B.D. 1544-5. Fellow of Clare. Proctor, 1529-30. Master
of Clare, 1539-49, and again, 1553-7. Ord. priest (Lincoln)
June 15, 1527. Master of the Hospital of St Mary, Newcastle-
on-Tyne, 1528-9. Preb. of Durham, 1529. R. of Little
Shelford, Cambs., 1539. Preb. of Sarum, 1544-57. Died
1557. Will dated, Dec. 16, 1556; proved (P.C.C. and V.C.C.)
Nov. 1557; 'of Clare Hall, and Harston.' {Cooper, i. 172;
Vis. of Yorks., 1564; Surtees, 11. 278; College Hist., 428.)
SWINBORNE, SIMON. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter, 1577.
Of Huntingdonshire. Migrated to Queens', Jan. 1578-9.
Probably brother of Nicholas (1564) and Robert (1568).
SWINBURNE, SYRTES or SURTEES. Adm. pens, (age 16) at
St John's, Apr. 15, 1676. S. of William, gent., deceased,
of Winlaton, Durham, and great-grandson of Thomas
Surtees, of Newcastle. B. there, 1658. School, Newcastle.
Matric. 1676. Adm. at the Middle Temple, Nov. 26, 1677.
Married Jane, dau. of Cuthbert Ellison, of Hebbum, June 18,
1691. Buried at St Nicholas, Newcastle, Jan. 13, 1717-8.
(H. M. Wood; Surtees, i. 71.)
SWINBORNE, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Clare, July 1, 1659.
Matric. 1659; B.A. 1662-3. Perhaps V. of Preston and
Hedon-in-Holdeniess, Yorks., 1676-86, M.A. Died 1686.
SWINEBURN, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 22) at Pembroke,
Oct. 27, 1671. S. of Nicholas, clerk. B. at Ounsley {sic),
(? Cunsley, old form of Conisclifie), Durham. Matric. 1671.
SWYNBORNE, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from St John's,
Michs. 1571.
SWINBORNE. WILLIAM. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1598. Of
Northumberland.
SWINBURNE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's,
Oct. 15, 1631. S. of Anthony, gent., of Newcastle-on-Tyne.
Bapt. Apr. 27, 1612, at St Nicholas, Newcastle. School,
Giggleswick. Married Anne, dau. of Robert Eden, of West
Auckland. Inventory dated, Apr. 20, 1668. (H. M. Wood.)
SWINBURNE, . B.Can.L. 1483-4.
SWYNBORNE, . B.D. 1514-5- Franciscan friar. D.D.
1516-7.
SWINDELL, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Peterhouse,
June I, 1745. Of Leicestershire. Matric. 1745; Scholar,
1745; B.A. 1748-9; M.A. 1752. Clerk in Holy Orders.
Impropriator of all the great tithes of and in Wilson (Wirel-
stone), Leics. in 1759 and owner of land there. Died May 29,
i8oi, aged 74, at Borrowash, Derby. Buried at Ockbrook.
M.I. (Cox, Churches of Derbs., iv. 208; Nichols, in. 686, 730.)
SWINDALL, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Magdalene,
July 1, 1672. S. of Thomas, of Weston-on-Trent, Derbs.
School, Ashby-de-la-Zouch. Matric. 1674; B..\. 1675-6.
SWINDELS, WILLIAM. Adm sizar (age 18) at Christ's, July 2,
1667. S. of John. B. at Stockport. School, Manchester.
B.A. 1670.
SWINDEN, TOBIAS. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Dec. 3, 1674. Of
Northamptonshire. Probably s. of Tobias, Canon of York.
B. Dec. 3, 1659. School, Merchant Taylors'. Matric. 1674;
Rustat Scholar, 1674; B.A. 1678-9; M.A. 1682. V. of
Cuxton, Kent, 1688-1719. V. of Shome, 1689-1719. Author,
theological. Buried at Cuxton, Dec. 2, 1719. Will (P.C.C.)
1720. Father of the next. {D.N.B.; Fielding, Rochester;
A. Gray.)
SWINDEN, TOBIAS. Adm. sizar at Queens', July 3, 1714.
Of Kent. S. of Tobias (above). Matric. 1714; B.A. 1717-8;
M.A. 1721. Ord. priest (London) Feb. 27, 1719-20. V. of
V.A.C.IV. 193
SwiNNOw, James
Shome, Kent, 1719-33. (According to Fielding, Tobias
Clifton Swinden was V. of Shome, 1719-32; buried there
Nov. 20 1732.) One of these names R.of Kingsdown, 1733-54.
V. of Lamberhurst, 1733-54. Died Mar. 1754. Admon.,
P.C.C. (Fielding, Rochester; Hasted, 11. 593.)
SWINESHEAD, JOHN DE. M.A.; B.Can. and Civ.L. Of
Lincoln diocese. Apparently also of Oxford. R. of Hag-
worthingham, Lines., 1353. R. of Wetheringsett, Suffolk,
1361. {Cal. Pap. Pet., i. 405.)
SWYNSHEADE, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter,
1554-
SWINEY, SIDNEY. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Clare, Jan. 26,
1740-1. S. of Matthew, Esq. B. at Pontefract, Yorks.
Colleger at Eton. Matric. 1741; B.A. 1744-5; M.A. 1749;
D.D. 1763. Ord. deacon (Norwich) June; priest (York)
Sept. 22, 1745. C. of SwiUington, Yorks., 1745. F.R.S., 1764.
R. of Barton-le-Street, c. 1775. Died at Scarborough, Nov.
12, 17S3. (G. Mag.)
SWINFENN, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Michs. 1628.
Probably s. of Richard, of Swynfen, Staffs. Bapt. Mar. 28,
1612-3, at Weeford. B.A. 1631-2. On the side of the parlia-
ment during the civil wars, but confined his activities to
civil affairs. M.P. for Staffs., 1645-8, 1660; for Tamworth,
1659, 1661-79, 1679-81; for Beeralston, 1690-4. Excluded
by Pride's Purge, 1648; restored by Monck, 1660. Married
Anne, dau. of John Brandreth. Died Apr. 12, 1694. Buried
at Weeford. (A. B. Beaven; Shaw, 11. 29; D.N.B.)
SWINFEN or SWYNFEN, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel,
May 25, 1681. Of Staffordshire. B. Aug. 15, 1662. B.D.
1697 {Lit. Reg.). Incorp. at Oxford, 1704. R. of Eaton
Constantine, Salop, 1689-99. R. of Avening, Gloucs., 1705-
28. R. of Beverston and Kingscote, 1711-28. Died Apr. 29,
1728, at Avening. (F. S. Hockaday; At. Oxon.)
SWINFINorSWYFEN, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Pem-
broke, June 23, 1650. S. of Richard, of Swinfen, Staffs. (CaJamy
wrongly makes him s. of John.) Bapt. Oct. 21, 1630. Schools,
Tamworth, Sutton Coldfield and Charterhouse. Matric. 1650;
B.A. 1653-4. Ord. by the Wirksworth Presbytery, Mar. 18,
1655-6; minister of Sandiacre, Notts. R. of Mavesin Rid-
ware. Staffs., 1657; ejected, 1660. His house at Barton-
under-Needwood, reported the meeting-place of a Conven-
ticle, 1669. Died at Burton, 1691. See Al. Oxon. for a
contemporary namesake and kinsman. {Calamy, 11. 397;
Shaw, Staffs., 11. 29.)
SWINFORD, DANIEL. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter,
1626. Of Kent.
SWINGFIELD, JOHN Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Easter, 1628.
Perhaps s. of Thomas, of Peckham, Surrey. Bapt. there,
Apr. 25, 1609. Matric. 1629; B.A. 1631-2; M.A. 1635.
(W. H. Blanch, Parish of Camberwell, 62.)
SWINGLEHIRST, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Easter,
1614. Of Yorkshire. S. of Edward, citizen and Merchant
Taylor. School, Merchant Taylors'. Migrated to Queens',
1616. B.A. 1617-8; M.A. 1621. Clerk to the East India
Company. Died June 13, 1654. (Robinson, i. 55.)
SWINKFEN, . Pens, at Jesus, 1608-9.
SWINNERTON, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Aug. 22, 1678.
Of Staffordshire. Perhaps 4th s. of Thomas, of Butterton,
Staffs., Esq. Matric. 1679; B.A. 1682-3.
SWINERTON, THOMAS, alias ROBERTS. Educated at Cam-
bridge and Oxford. Of Staffordshire. S. of Robert, of
Staffordshire. An early reformer and preacher. Adopted
the alias John Roberts to screen himself from persecution,
1519. Preached at Sandwich and Ipswich. A fugitive under
Queen Mary. Author, A Mustre of Scismatyhe Bysshoppes
of Rome, 1534. Died at Emden, in East Friesland, 1554.
Buried there. {D.N.B.; Al. Oxon.; Cooper, i. 124, but the
suggestion that he graduated as Roberts is incorrect.)
SWYNNOW, ANDREW. B.D. 1502-3. Probably s. of Ralph.
Doubtless preb. of Chichester, 1529. {Vis. of Yorks.,
1563.)
SWINOW, GEORGE. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Sidney, Feb. 4,
1630-1. S. of James (next), R. of Kelshall, Herts. School,
London. Matric. 1631; B.A. 1634-5; M.A. 1638. Intmding
minister of St Martin's, Ludgate, London, 1643. R. of
Kelshall, Herts., 1644. R. of Langton-by-Spilsby, Lines.,
1648. Probably minister at St Leonard's Chapel, Aston
Clinton, Bucks, in 1655. Afterwards a minister at Princes
Risborough. {Calamy, i. 242 ; Lipscomb, 11. 95, who apparently
confuses him with George Swinnock {zchom see).)
SWINNOW, JAMES. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, c. 1593.
B. at Woodworth (? Wadworth), Yorks. B.A. 1596-7; M.A.
1600. Ord. deacon (London) Dec. 20, 1607; priest, Feb. 21,
1607-8. V. of Chalfont St Peter, Bucks., 1609. R. of Kels-
hall, Herts., 1617-44. Died 1644. Father of George (above),
13
SwiNNOw, William
SWINNOW or SWEENOW, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from
Queens', Easter, 1587. Of Essex. B.A. 1594-5; M.A. 1598.
R. of Salcott Virley, Essex, 1599-1633. Probably father of
William (1619).
SWINNOW or SWINHOE, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from
Christ's, Easter, 1613.
SWINNOWE or SWENO, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from
Queens', Easter, 1619. Of Essex. Probably s. of William
(1587). B.A. 1622-3; M.A. 1626. R. of Goldhanger, Essex,
1629; sequestered, but restored, 1660. Died 1678. Will
(Comm. Essex) 1678. (Davids, 231.)
SWINNOW or SWENO, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Queens',
May 30, 1661. Of Essex. Matric. 1662.
SWINNOCK or SWINOCK, GEORGE. Adm. pens, at Em-
manuel, May 28, 1644. S. of George, of Maidstone, Kent.
B. there. Migrated to Jesus. Matric. 1645-6; Scholar; B.A.
1647-8. Fellow of Balliol College, Oxford, 1649-50, by the
visitors. Incorp. at Oxford, 1650. M.A. (Oxford) 1650. V.
of Rickmansworth, Herts., 1650. V. of Gt Kemble, Bucks.,
1661-2, ejected. Chaplain to Richard Hampden, in 1661.
Took up his abode with the Hampden family at Gt Hampden.
Afterwards retired to Maidstone ; minister of a large congrega-
tion there. Axiihoi, Life of Thomas Wilson, etc. Died Nov. 10,
1673, aged 46. Buried at Maidstone. See also George Swinnow
(1630-1) (Al. Oxon.; Calamy, i. 239; Lipscomb, 11. 348;
D.N.B.)
SWINNOCKE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1620. Of Kent. B.A. 1623-4; M.A. 1627; B.D. 1634.
R. of Nurstead, Kent, 1631-7. R. of Old Romney, 1634.
Died 1637. {Hasted, iii. 521.)
SWINSCO, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 20) at Caius, Feb. 10,
1576-7. S. of Nicholas, of Bassingham, Lines. School,
Tuxford, Notts. Matric. from Jesus, 1575; B.A. 1578-9.
Ord. deacon (Ely) Apr. 1580; priest (Lincoln) July 26, 1581.
R. of Swinhope, Lines., in 1586; also C. of Washingborough.
C. of Beckingham. V. of Swinderby. (Venn, i. go.)
SWYNSCO, SWYNSTO or SWYNESTO, ROGER. Matric. sizar
from Christ's, Mar. 1577-8; B.A. 1580-1; M.A. 1584.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1585.
SWINTON, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Jan. 14,
1653-4. Of Middlesex. Matric. 1653-4.
SWIRE, see also SQUIRE.
SWYRE, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Christ's, June 26, 1671. S. of
Samuel. B. at Skipton, Yorks. Bapt. July 2, 1651. School,
Giggleswick. B.A. 1674-5. Died Feb. 1675-6. Buried at
Skipton. (Peile, 11. 37.)
SWIRE, SAMUEL JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 19) at St John's,
May 27, 1720. S.of John, gent., of .Skipton, Yorks. B. there!
Bapt. Apr. 3, 1701, at Kildwick. School, Skipton (Mr
Leadall). Matric. 1720. Married Elizabeth, dau. of Matthew
Wilson, of Eshton, near Skipton. Died Mar. 26, 1735,
aged 35. Buried at Skipton. (Scott-Mayor, ni. 334.) '
SWYRE or SQWYER, WILLIAM. Of Corpus Christi, in 1471.
University 'stationer.' (Gr. Bk, A, 171.)
SWITZER, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, Oct. 30,
1741. S. of Stephen, of Wiltshire (doubtless the agricultural
writer, for whom see D.N.B.). B. at Pewsey. School
Westminster. Matric. 1742; LL.B. 1753. '
SWORDER, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Queens', Sept. 14, 1686.
Of Essex. Matric. 1687; B.A. 1690-1. Ord. priest (London)
Dec. 22, 1700. V. of Hempstead, Essex, 1701-26. Author
sermons, etc. (Morant, n. 527.) '
SWORTON, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, July 2,
1659. S. of John, husbandman, of Witton, Cheshire, b!
there. School, Witton (Mr Colton). Matric. 1660.
SWOTSOM, . M.A. 1461-2.
SWYMMER, ANTHONY LANGLEY. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 16)
at Peterhouse, Nov. 7, 1741. Of Jamaica. Doubtless s. of
Anthony, of Jamaica, Esq. School, Winchester. Matric.
1741. M.P. for Southampton, 1747-60. Married Arabella'
dau. of Sir John Astley, of PatshuU, Stags., Bart. Died
Feb. 26, 1760, in Jamaica. Buried at St Andrew's, Jamaica
M.I. Will, P.C.C. (G.Mag.: T. A. Walker, 27g; Laurence
Archer, Mon. in the West Indies.)
SYBYLL, NICHOLAS, see SIBILL.
SYDALL, see also SIDDALL.
SYDALL, ELIAS. Adm. pens, at Corpus Christi, 1688. Of
Norwich. Matric. 1688; B.A. 1691-2; M.A. 1695; D.D. 1705
(Com. Reg.). Fellow, 1696-1703. Taxor, 1698. Ord. priest
(Norwich) May, 1697. P.C. of St Benet, Cambridge, 1699-
1702. Chaplain to Archbishop Tenison, 1702. R. of Bidden-
den, Kent, 1702-4. R. of Ivychurch, 1705-31. Preb. of
Canterbury, 1707-28. R. of Gt Mongeham, 1707-30. Master
of Harbledown Hospital, 1711. Chaplain to the King, 1716-
Sye, Nicholas
28. Dean of Canterbury, 1728-33. Bishop of St David's,
1731. Bishop of Gloucester, 1731-3. Author, Sermons.
Died Dec. 24, 1733. Buried in St James', Westminster.
Will (P.C.C.) 1734- (Masters; G. Mag.; L. Mag.)
SYDDALL, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Magdalene,
June I, 1685. S. of Arnold, mercer. B. at Manchester.
School, Manchester. Matric. 1685.
SYDAY, see SIDAY.
SIDENHAM, GEORGE. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Emmanuel, June 6,
1639. Of Somerset. 2nd s. of John, of Brimpton, deceased.
Matric. 1639. Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1641. Major in
the army. Died 1664-5. Brother of John (1638-9).
SYDENHAM, GEORGE. Adm. pens, (age 24) at St John's,
Feb. 18, 1700-1. S. of Walter, gent. B. at Lydeard St
Lawrence, Somerset. School, Tiverton (Mr Saunders).
SYDENHAM, HUMPHREY. M.A. 1625 (Incorp. from Oxford).
S. of Humphrey, of Dulverton, Somerset. B. there, 1591.
Matric. (Exeter College, Oxford) Lent, 1606; B.A. 1610-1;
M.A. (Wadham College, Oxford) 1613. Fellow of Wadham,
1613-28. Chaplain to Edward, Lord Howard of Escrick.
V. of Ashbrittle, Somerset, 1627-45. V. of Puckington, 1629.
Canon of Wells, 1642-5. R. of Odcombe, 1644. Deprived
of his benefices, 1645. An eloquent preacher, commonly
called Silver-tongued Sydenham. Author, sermons. Died
1650. Buried at Dulverton. (Al. Oxon.; D.N.B.; Hutchins,
II. 705.)
SYDENHAM, HUMPHREY. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Sidney,
Apr. 7, 1713; afterwards Fell.-Com. S. and h. of Humphrey,
Esq., of Combe, Somerset. B. there. Schools, Exeter and
Ufifcolme. Matric. 1714; M.B. 1719. Adm. at the Inner
Temple, May 13, 1712. Called to the Bar, 1728. One of these
names M.P. for Exeter, 1741-54; died Aug. 12, 1757.
(A. B. Beaven.)
SYDENHAM or SIDENHAM, JOHN. Adm. FeU.-Com. at
Emmanuel, Jan. 16, 1638-9. Doubtless s. and h. of John,
of Brimpton, Somerset, Esq. (and Alice, dau. of William
Hoby, of Hales, Gloucs.). B. c. 1620. Matric. 1639. Created
Bart., July 28, 1641. Married Anne, dau. of Sir John Hare,
of Stow Bardolph, Norfolk. Died 1643. Buried at Stow
Bardolph. Brother of George (1639). (G.£.C., 11. 113.)
SYDENHAM, PHILIP. Adm. FeU.-Com. at St Catharine's,
May 6, 1695. Doubtless s. and h. of Sir John, of Brimpton,
Somerset, Bart, (by his 2nd wife Mary, dau. of Philip
[Herbert], 5th Earl of Pembroke). B. c. 1676. Matric. 1696;
M.A. 1696. Succeeded as 3rd Bart., in 1696. M.P. for
llchester, 1701; for Somerset, 1701-5. Wasted his estate
and sold Brimpton to his cousin Humphrey Sydenham. Died
unmarried, Oct. 10, 1739. Buried at Barnes, Surrey. (G.E.C.,
II. 113; A. B. Beaven.)
SYDENHAM, PHILIP. Matric. pens, from Trinity Hall, Dec.
1704; Scholar, 1707.
SYDENHAM, THOMAS. M.B. 1676 (Incorp. from Oxford); M.D.
from Pembroke, 1676. S. of William, of Wyaford Eagle,
Dorset. B. there, Sept. 10, 1624. Matric. (Magdalen Hall,
Oxford) July 1, 1643, age 17. Created B.Med. 1648. Fellow
of AH Souls, Oxford, 1648-55 (by the ParUamentary visitors).
Studied medicine at Montpellier, 1659. Licentiate, R.C.P.,
1663. Practised in King Street, Westminster, afterwards
moved to Pall Mall. Married Mary Gee, of Wynford Eagle,
1655. Author, medical. Died Dec. 29, 1689. Buried in
St James', Westminster. Will (P.C.C.) 1690. Father of the
next. (Al. Oxon.; D.N.B.; Hutchins, 11. 703.)
SYDENHAM, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Pembroke,
Feb. 18, 1674-5. S. and h. of Thomas (above), M.D. B. in
London. Matric. 1677. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Nov. 13,
1677. Studied and graduated M.D. at a foreign University.
Licentiate R.C.P., Nov. 29, 1687. Married and had issue.
Died 1738. WiU (P.C.C.) June, 1738. (Munk, i. 475.)
SYDES or SYDIS, RICHARD. B.A. 1511-2.
SYDNEY, HENRY. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Trinity, Easter,
1572. Doubtless s. of Thomas, Customer of Lynn, Norfolk
(and Barbara, dau. of William Walsingham, of Chiselhurst,
Kent). B. 1553. B.A. 1575-6. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn,
Apr. 14, 1576; of Norfolk, late of Fumival's Inn. Knighted,
May II, 1603. Married Jane, dau. of Francis Jenny, of
Brightwell, Suffolk. Died s.p., 1612. Brother of the next.
(Norfolk Archaeology, vi. 203.)
SYDNEY, THOMAS. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Trinity, Easter,
1575. Doubtless s. of Thomas, Customer, of Lynn, Norfolk.
Married Mary, dau. of Sir Robert Southwell. Died s.p.
Brother of Henry (above).
SYE, NICHOLAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Christ's, Jan. 25,
1667-8. S. of Nicholas. B. at Newark. School, Newark
(Mr Parr). Matric. 1667-8; B.A. 1671-2; M.A. 1694. Ord.
priest (York) Sept. 19, 1675. R. of Laceby, Lines., 1677.
R. of Wintringham, 1681-1723. Buried there Sept. 29, 1723.
(Peile, II. 13.)
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SYER, DEV. Adm. pens, (age i8) at Caius, Mar. 26, 1739.
S. of Dey, Esq., of Little VValdingfield, Suffolk. B. there.
Schools, Lavenham (Mr Brownsmith) and Bury (Mr Kynnes-
man). Matric. 1739; Scholar, 1739-45; B.A. 1742-3; M.A.
1746; D.D. 1767. Fellow, 1745-51. Ord. deacon (Norwich)
June 26, 1743; priest, Sept. 23, 1744. C. of Stansted, Suffolk,
1743- V. of Foulden, Norfolk, 1750-60. V. of Little VValding-
field, and R. of Badingham, 1760-2, and again, 1762-1800.
R. of Kedington, Suffolk, 1762. R. of Gt Wratting, 1762.
J. P. for Suffolk. Married Elizabeth, dau. of Dr Blomefield.
Died Sept. i, 1800. Buried at Waldingfield. (Venn, 11. 45.)
SYER, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 1622. Matric.
1622; B.A. 1625; M.A. 1629. Ord. deacon and priest
(Norwich) May 20, 1627.
SYER, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age r8) at Trinity, Nov. i8,
1692. S. of Robert. B. at Badwell Ash, Suffolk. School,
Bury. Matric. 1693; B.A. 1696-7. Ord. deacon (Norwich)
May, 1697; priest, Aug. 7, 1698. R. of Tuddenham St Martin,
Suffolk, 1709. R. of Heniley, 1731.
SYKES, ARTHUR ASHLEY. Adm. at Corpus Christi, Apr. 15,
1701. Of London. S. of (John 1639). School, St Paul's.
Matric. 1702; B.A. 1704-5; M.A. 1708; D.D. 1726. Ord.
deacon (Norwich) Dec. 23, 1705; priest (Ely) Dec. 21, 1707.
V. of Godmersham, Kent, 1713-4. R. of Dry Drayton,
Cambs., 1714-8. R. of Rayleigh, Essex, 1718-56. Preb. of
Salisbury, 1724-56. Precentor of Salisbury, 1726-56. Preb.
of Winchester, 1740-56. Author, controversial. Died Nov.
23, 1756, aged 73. Buried at St James', Westminster.
WiU, P.C.C. Brother of George (1708) and John (1696).
{St Paul's School Register; J. Ch. Smith; D.N.B. following
J. Disney, Memoirs of A. A. Sykes, makes him s. of Arthur,
but this is apparently an error.)
SYKES, GEORGE. M.A. 1645 (Incorp. from Oxford). S. of
George, of Lutterworth, Leics., pleb. Matric. (St John's
College, Oxford) Oct. 24, 1634, age 17; B.A. (Oxford) 1638;
M.A. 1641. Grace for B.D. (Oxford) 1649. Fellow of St
John's, Cambridge, Feb. 17, 1644-5 (by mandate of Earl of
Manchester). Fellow of Magdalen College, Oxford, 1648 (by
the visitors). (Al. Oxon.)
SYKES, GEORGE. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Trinity, Apr. 9,
1708. S. of John (1639), of London. School, St Paul's.
Matric. 1708; Scholar, 1711; B.A. 1711-2; M.A. 1715. Ord.
deacon (Ely) Mar. i, 1712-3; priest (Norwich) Dec. 13, 1713.
C. of East Cliurch, Kent. V.of Selling, 1714-5. V. of Preston,
Faversham, 1715-66. R. of HawkweU, Essex, 1716-57.
R. of Rayleigh, 1757. Six preacher at Canterbury Cathedral.
Founder of the Sykes Exhibitions at Corpus Christi. Died
June 9, 1766, aged 81. Buried at Preston. M.I. Will, P.C.C.
Brother of Arthur Ashley (1701) and of John (1696). (St
Paul's School Register; J. Disney; Masters, 252.)
SYKES, HENRY. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Caius, July 6, 1645.
S. of Robert (1603-4), minister, of Yardley, Herts. Bapt.
Oct. 3, 1630. School, Stevenage (Mr Pierson). Matric. 1646;
B.A. 1649-50; M.A. 1660. V.of St Ippolyts, Herts., 1650-63.
R. of Ayot St Lawrence, 1661-97; rebuilt the chancel and
parsonage house of Ayot, in 1694. Died 1697. Brother of
John (1639). (Venn, i. 364.)
SYKES, HENRY. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Oct. 17, 1674. Of
Leicestershire. Perhaps s. of Henry, apothecary, of London,
and of Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Leics. School, Ashby. Matric.
1674; B.A. 1678-9; M.A. 1G84. R.ofChelmondiston, Suffolk,
1701-23. P.C. of Havering, Essex, 1701-8; of East Mersey,
1706; of Peering, 1707-17. Died 1717. (H. Smith; Nichols,
in. 616, 626.)
SYKES or SIKE, HENRY. LL.D. 1705 (Com. Reg.). Regius
Professor of Hebrew, 1705-12. A famous Oriental scholar
from Bremen. Hanged himself in his rooms at Trinity.
Buried at St Michael's, Cambridge, May 28, 1712.
SYKES, JAMES. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Peterhouse, Feb. 28,
1740-1. Of Yorkshire. School, Drighlington. Matric. 1741;
B.A. 1744-5; M.A. 1752. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Mar.
1744-5; priest (Lincoln) Sept. 25, 1748. V. of Bradford,
Yorks., 1752-83. Died Aug. 7, 1783.
SYKES, JOHN. B.A. 1498-9.
SYKES, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Easter, 1571; B.A.
1574-5; M.A. 1578. Ord. deacon (York); priest (Ely) Sept.
29, 1575. age 25. V. of West Wratting, Cambs., 1577-1603.
R. of Kirton, Notts., 1603-22. Died 1622. Buried at Kirton.
Benefactor to Jesus College. (A. Gray.)
SYKES, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Apr. 23, 1639. S. of
Robert (1603-4), V. of Yardley (Ardeley), Herts. B. May 8,
1622. Matric. 1639; B.A. 1642-3; M.A. from Caius, 1660.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 22, 1644; perhaps priest, Sept.
14, 1645. Succeeded his father as V. of Yardley, Herts.,
1645-53; ejected, but reinstated, 1657-81. R. of Cottered,
1681-95. Died 1695. Brother of Henry (1645), father of
John (1696), Arthur Ashley (1701) and George (1708).
(Cussans, i; Venn, i. 407, where the date of death is wrong.)
Sylvester, Constantius
SIKES, JOHN. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, May 28, i68i.
Of Yorkshire. Matric. 1683; B.A. 1684-5. Ord. priest
(Lincoln) Dec. 19, 1686. V. of Bametby, Lines., 1699-1718.
P.C. of Melton Ross, 1700.
SYKES, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Christ's, Apr. 24, 1696.
S. of John (1639), R. of Yardley, Herts. B. there. School,
Buntingford (Mr England). Matric. 1696; Scholar, 1697;
B.A. 1699-1700; M.A. 1703. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Dec.
1701; priest. Mar. 14, 1702-3. R. of Cottered, Herts., 1703-
23. Died Sept. 18, 1723, aged 45. M.I. at Yardley. Brother
of Arthur Ashley (1701) and of George (1708). (Peile, 11. 136;
Clutterbuck, in. 520.)
SYKES, MARK. Adm. pens, (age i8) at Peterhouse, Mar. g,
1729-30. S. of Richard, of Hull, merchant (and Mary, dau.
of Mark Kirkby, of Sledmere, Yorks.). Bapt. May 9, 1711,
at Hull. School, York. Scholar, 1730-1; Matric. 1731; B.A.
1733-4; M.A. 1749; D-D. 1761. Ord. priest (Ely) June i,
1735. R. of Roos, York, 1735-83. Proctor in convocation
for York diocese. Created Bart., Mar. 28, 1783. Of Sledmere.
Married Decima, dau. of Twyford Woodham, of Ely, Cambs.
Died Sept. 14, 1783. Buried at Roos. WiU (P.C.C.) 1784.
(T. A. Walker, 260; G.E.C., v. 232.)
SYKES, MICKLETHWAITE. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Sidney,
Mar. 27, i68o. 3rd s. of Richard (1645), deceased, R. of
Spofforth, Yorks. B. there. Schools, Marston, Ripley, York,
and Leeds, Yorks. Matric. 1680; B.A. 1683-4. OfSheepscar,
Leeds, and Lord of the Manor of Shelley, Yorks. Died s.p.,
Feb. 1697. Brother of Richard (1671). (Vis. of Yorks., 1665.)
SYKES, NICHOLAS. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1614.
B.A. 1617-8. Ord. deacon (York) Mar. 1619-20; priest, Jime,
1620.
SYKES or SICKS, RALPH. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1606; B.A. 1609-10. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) May 19; priest
(Lincoln) Sept. 8, i6ii. C. of Fiskerton, Lines., 1611. C. of
Washingborough, in 1614. V. of Utterby, 1615. Will
(Lincoln) 1617.
SYKES, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Sidney, Apr. 12, 1619.
3rd s. of Richard, of Leeds, merchant. Bapt. there, July 24,
1603. Matric. 1619; B.A. 1622-3; M.A. 1626. Ord. deacon
(York) Sept. 1626, priest, Sept. 1627. R. of Kirkheaton,
Yorks., 1626, ejected as a Royalist. Married Grace, dau. of
Alexander Stock, R. of Kirkheaton. Died at Islington,
Middlesex, Jan. 10, 1652-3. Buried at St James', Clerken-
well. Will, P.C.C. Father of the next. (P.M. G.; Genealogist,
N.S., XXIII. 161.)
SYKES, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Sidney, Apr. 14, 1645.
S. of Richard (1619), R. of Kirkheaton, Yorks. Bapt. there,
Oct. 16, 1628. Schools, Leeds, Almondbury, and Kirkby.
Matric. 1645; B.A. 1648; M.A. 1652. Fellow. R. of Spofforth,
Yorks., 1661-70. Preb. of York, 1662-70. V. of Thockring-
ton, Northumberland, 1662-70. Married Anna, dau. of Mark
Micklethwaite, R. of Long Marston, Yorks., Dec. 23, 1651.
Died Feb. 8, 1669-70. Buried at Leeds. M.I. Father of the
next and of Micklethwaite (1680). (F.M.G., i. 152.)
SYKES, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Sidney, Apr. 1,
1671. 1st s. of Richard (above), deceased, R. of Spofforth,
Yorks. B. at York. Schools, Shrewsbury and Beverley.
Matric. 1671; B.A. 1674-5; M.A. 1678. Incorp. at Oxford,
1678. Of Sheepscar Hall, Leeds. Married Martha, dau. of
Sir Francis Cavendish Burton, Knt., of St Helen's, Derby.
Died Oct. 10, 1686. Buried at Leeds. M.I. Brother of
Micklethwaite (1680). (F.M.G., i. 152; Genealogist, N.S.,
xxiii. 161; Dickenson, Newark, 221.)
SYKES, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Sidney, Apr. 17, 1680 (M.A.
1679, from Edinburgh University). 2nd s. of John, gent.,
deceased (and Mary Casse, of Coats and Fordel, in Scotland).
B. at Knottingley, Yorks. School, Leeds. LL.B. 1681. K. of
RothweU, and V. of Grasby, Lines., 1684. Died Oct. 28, 1688.
Buried at RothweU. (F.M.G., i. 154.)
SYKES, ROBERT. B.A. from Trinity, 1603-4, M.A. 1607.
Ord. priest (Norwich) May 22, 1608, age 26. C. of Lavenham,
Suffolk. V. of Yardley, Herts., 1614-45. Died 1645. Father
of Henry (1645) and John (1639).
SYKES, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from St John's, c. 1591. Ord.
deacon (Colchester) Aug. 7, 1603; 'Scholar of St John's.'
P.C. of Blythford, Suffolk, 1603-20.
SIKES, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age i8) at St John's, June 14,
1660. S. of Nicholas, husbandman, of BradweU-in-Hope,
near Castleton, Derbs. B. there. School, Dronfield (Mr
Whitaker). Matric. 1660.
SYLBURN, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 20) at St John's, May 8,
1676. S. of Thomas, of Thornton, Yorks. B. there. School,
Pocklington.
SYLVESTER, CONSTANTIUS. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 18) at
St John's, Apr. 9, 1681. S. of Constantius, Esq., of Bar-
badoes. B. in London. School, St Paul's. Matric. i68i.
.\dm./at the Middle Temple, Oct. 16, 1682.
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Sylvester, Edmund
SYLVESTER, EDMUND. M.A. 1658 (Incorp. from Oxford). Of
Burford, Oxon., pleb. Matric. (Trinity College, Oxford)
Nov. 26, 1647, age 16; Scholar, 1648; B.A. 1651; M.A. 1654;
B.D. 1663. Fellow of Trinity College, Oxford, 1655. V. of
Chieveley, Berks., 1666. R. of Avington, 1672. (Al. Oxon.)
SYLVESTER, EDWARD. M.A. 1622 (Incorp. from Oxford).
Of Nottinghamshire, pleb. Matric. (Balliol College, Oxford)
Feb. 22, 1604-5, age 17; B.A. 1608-9; M.A. 1619. Created
B.D. 1642. Died Dec. 1, 1653, aged 67. Buried in the Chancel
of AH Saints' Church, Oxford. {Al. Oxon.)
SILVESTER, GABRIEL. B.A. 1479-80; M.A. 1483-4; B.D.
1491-2; D.D. 1500. Fellow of Clare, 1489. Master of Clare,
1496-1506. Acting Vice-Chancellor, 1500-1 (Gr .Bk, B, 145).
Preb. of Lichfield, 1506-12. Preb. of Chichester, 1508-12.
Died Oct. 4, 1512. M.I. at Croydon, Surrey. Will (P.C.C.)
1512; 'of Wyberton, Lincoln, etc' {Cooper, i. 17; Clare
College History.)
SILVESTER, JOHN. B.Civ.L. 1498-9. V. of Swinestead, Lines.,
until 1518. Perhaps of Weedon, Northants., 1520; died 1542.
SYLVESTER, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, Feb. 3,
1654-5. S. of Robert, citizen of London. B. in London.
School, Christ's Hospital.
SYLVESTER. JOSHUA. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Feb. 28, 1634-5.
(Previously matric. (St Alban HaU, Oxford) June 6, 1634,
age 17.) Probably s. of Gregory, of Mansfield, Notts. Matric.
1634-5; Scholar, 1635; B.A. 1635-6; M.A. 1639.
SYLVESTER, MATTHEW. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's,
May 4, 1654. S. of Robert, mercer, of Southwell, Notts.
B. there. School, Southwell (Mr Henry Moore). Matric.
1654; B.A. 1658. Doubtless Ord. deacon (Lincoln). V. of
Gt Gonerby, Lines., 1659-62, ejected. Domestic chaplain to
Sir John Bright. Became pastor of a congregation at Rutland
House, Charterhouse Lane, London, 1667. Perhaps adm. at
Leyden, May 24, 1699. Assisted at Rutland House by Baxter.
Nonconformist divine. Author, sermons and prefaces. Died
Jan. 25, 1708. (D.N.B.; Calamy, 11. 146.)
SYLVESTER, NICHOLAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Christ's,
June 10, 1674. S. of James. B. at Twyford, Staffs. School,
Tamworth (Mr Antrobus). Matric. 1674; B.A. 1677-8. Ord.
deacon (York) June, 1680; priest. May, 1681. R. of Shirland,
Derbs., 1681-8. {Peile, n. 54.)
SILVESTER, R. B.A. 1473-4; M.A. 1476. One Sylvester
scholar of King's, 1473-1504.
SYLVESTER, RICHARD. B.A. 1513-4- Of Norwich diocese.
M.A. 1517. Fellow of Corpus Christi, 1518. Proctor, in
1526 (according to Masters).
SYLVESTER, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse,
Michs. 1564; B.A. 1568-9; M.A. 1572.
Tabor, Richard
SILVESTER, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Sx John's, e. 1595.
SYMBARNE, CHRISTOPHER. Scholar of Clare, 1461. Age 13.
SYMCOTTS, see SIMCOTTS.
SYMES, WILLIAM, see SIMMES.
SYMKYNE, see SIMKINS.
SYMNELL, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from St John's, Lent,
1557-8.
SYMOCKS, THOMAS, see SIMCOCK.
SYNDERCOMBE, GREGORY. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Sidney,
Mar. 7, 1716-7. S. of Gregory. B. at Stowey, Somerset.
School, Taunton (Mr Upton). B.A. 1720-1; M.A. 1724.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Feb. 18, 1721-2; priest (Oxford) Sept.
23, 1722. R. of Askerwell, Dorset, 1722-82. R. of Simonds-
biury, 1739-82. Chaplain to John, Lord Gray. Died June 14,
1782, aged 90 (sic). Buried at Simondsbury. Will (P.C.C.)
1783. (He occurs in Vol. iii as Lyndercomb; G. Mag.; F. S.
Hockaday.)
SYNGE or SING, CHARLES. Adm. pens, at Sx Caxharine's,
July 3, 1671. Matric. 1674; B.A. 1674-5.
SYNGE, JOSEPH. M.A. from St John's, 1620. 2nd s. of
Richard, of Bridgenorth, Salop, gent, (and Alice, dau. of
Roger Rowley, of Salop). Matric. (Balliol College, Oxford)
May II, 1615, age 16; B.A. (Oxford) 1617. Incorp. at
Oxford, 1620. {Al. Oxon.; Vis. of Shropshire, 1623.)
SYNKLER, GILES, see SINCLAIR.
SYNSERFE or SYDERFF, JAMES. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Peter-
house, May 29, 1638. S. of Thomas, Bishop of Galloway
(for whom see D.N.B.). Incorp. M.A. 1638, from Edinburgh.
FeUow, 1639, ejected. Brother of the next. (T. A. Walker,
64.)
SYNSERF, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Pexerhouse, Oct. 30,
1639. S. of Thomas, Bishop of Galloway. Educated at
Edinburgh. Matric. 1639. Brother of James (above).
SYRED, JAMES. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, Mar. 26, 1694.
SYRRAH or SURRAH, JAMES. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel,
Oct. 28, 1691. Of Essex. Matric. 1691.
SYSLEY, see SISLEY.
SYSSELL, THOMAS, see CECIL.
SYSTERTON or SYSTERSON, . Adm. sizar at Peterhouse,
Mar. 19, 1658-9. Of Yorkshire. School, York (private).
SYTERNE or SITTERNE, HENRY. Adm. at King's (age 19)
a scholar from Eton, Sept. 1, 1572. Of Ditton, Surrey.
Matric. 1572; B.A. 1576-7. Fellow, 1575-7. Ord. priest
(Lincoln) Nov. 5, 1576. Beneficed in Surrey. {Harwood.)
T
TABEROR, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Christ's, Mar. 15,
1653-4. S. of William. B. at Derby. School, Derby (Mr
Brandreth). Matric. 1653-4; B.A. 1657-8; M.B. 1659.
TABOR, EDWARD. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Sept. 8, 1663. Of
Essex. Matric. 1663; B.A. 1667-8; M.A. 1671.
TABOR or TALBOR, JAMES. Matric. pens, from Corpus
Christi, c. 1593. Of Essex. S. of Nicholas, of Ramsden
Belhouse, and nephew of William (1560-1), D.D. B.A.
1596-7; M.A. 1600. Incorp. at Oxford, 1600. Notary Pubhc.
University Registrary, 1600-45. Clerk of the Sewers for
the town of Cambridge. Married (i) Elizabeth, dau. of
William Gery, of Bushmead Abbey, Beds.; (2) Susan, dau.
of John Maltwade, of Rougham, Suffolk. Died July 16, 1645.
Buried in Trinity Church, Cambridge. M.I. Father of the
next, of John (1622) and probably of William (1640). (Le
Neve, Mon., v. 27; Cambs. Vis.; Masters, 386.)
TABOR, JAMES. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Caius, Apr. 9, 1634.
4th s. of James (above). University Registrary. B. in
Cambridge. Bapt. Feb. 28, 1618, at St Clement's. School,
Perse (Mr Loveringe). Matric. 1634; Scholar, 1634-40; B.A.
1637-8; M.A. 1641. Fellow, 1641-9. Half-brother of the
next and probably brother of William (1640). {Venn, i. 312.)
TABOR, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Michs.
1622. S. and h. of James (1593), the Registrary. B. 1607,
at Cambridge. Scholar of Trinity Hall, 1626; B.A. 1626;
M.A. 1630. Notary Public. Registrar to the Bishop of Ely,
1638. Died Apr. 10, 1645. Father of Robert (1663), (Le
Neve, Mon., v. 27.) _*
TABOR, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St Catharine's, Lent, 1645-
6; B.A. 1649-50. Probably R. of Faccombe with Tangley,
Hants., 1656. Author, poetical. Probably father of Richard
(1680-1). {Venn, 1. 376.)
TABOR or TALBOR, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St John's,
Michs. 1650 {impubes); B.A. 1654-5; M.A. 1658. Probably
D.D. 1703, Talbor. R. of Kelvedon, Essex, 1660-1706. R. of
Abberton, 1671-1707. Married, at Gt Tothara, Essex, to
Elizabeth Andrews, of Kelvedon, widow, 1692. Died 1706-7.
{Morant, 11. 154; Lambeth Act Bk.)
TABOR, JOHN. Adm. at St Catharine's, Dec. 5, 1664. S. of
William (? 1640), minister, of Stoke Brueme, Northants. B.
there, Dec. 21, 1649. School, Merchant Taylors'. Matric.
1665; B.A. 1668-9; M.A. 1672. Signed for deacon's orders
(London) Dec. 20, 1672. R. of South Hanningfield, Essex,
1672. Married Dorothy, dau. of Randolph Croxall, V. of
Tollesburv, Essex, Oct. 2, 1679. Died Feb. 1709, aged 60.
Buried at South Hanningfield. M.I. Will, P.C.C; of
Ramsden Belhouse.
TABOR, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Queens', Feb. 15. 1680-1.
Of Hampshire. Probably s. of John (1645-6), R. of Faccombe,
Hants. Matric. 1 680-1. Probably migrated to Oxford. B.A.
(Merton College, Oxford) 1684; M.A. (Oxford) 1687. One of
these names V. of Kirtlington, Oxon., 1688. R. of Begbrooke,
1698-1703; died Mar. 24, 1703-4, aged 47- M.I. at Beg-
brooke. But see Al. Oxon. for another contemporary of these
names. {Al. Oxon.; Oxford Hist. Soc, xxiv.)
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Tabor, Robert
TABOR or TALBOR, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 20) at St
John's, May 19, 1663. S. of John (1622), deceased, of
Cambridge, and grandson of James (1593). B. there. School,
Cambridge (Mr Griffith). Apprenticed to Mr Dent an
apothecary of Cambridge. Perfected the cure of ague by
quinine. Knighted, July 27, 1678. Physician to Charles II,
and to the French Dauphin; proceeded to Spain to attend
the queen Louisa Maria, 1679. Married Elizabeth Aylet, of
RivenhaU, Essex. Author, medical. Buried in Trinity
Church, Cambridge, Nov. 17 {sic), 1681. M.I. there. Perhaps
brother of the next. (D.N.B.; Le Neve, Mon., iv. 26;
Masters, 387, App. 109.)
TABOR, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's, Easter,
1667. Perhaps s. of John (1622), Registrar of the Bishop of
Ely. ' First a parson ; missing of preferment turned physician,'
1704. Perhaps brother of Robert (above). (Le Neve,
Knights, 327.)
TABOR, THOMAS. Adm. scholar at Trinity Hall, Apr. 12,
1680. Matric. i68o; LL.B. 1685.
TABOR, WILLIAM. B.A. from Christ's, 1560-1. S. of John,
of Margaretting, Essex. M.A. 1564; B.D. 1568; D.D. 1597.
Fellow of Jesus, 1561-4. Fellow of Christ's, 1564-70. Lady
Margaret preacher, 1568. R. of Widdington, Essex, 1570-4;
of High Ongar, 1572-1611; of Willingale Spain, 1576-82.
Archdeacon of Essex, 1585-1602. R. of Bradwell-on-the-
Sea, 1602-11. Lord of the manor of Alresford and Easthall.
Author, Died Apr. 1611. Buried at High Ongar. M.I. WiU,
P.C.C. (Peile, i. 64; Cooper, iii. 40.)
TABOR, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Michs. 1640.
Of Essex. Probably 5th s. of James (1593). Matric. 1640;
B.A. 1644. Perhai» intruding minister of Stoke Brueme,
Northants., subscribed the Solemn League and Covenant,
in 1648. Died Jan. 5, 1655-6, at Stoke Brueme. M.I.
Perhaps father of John (1664). (Vis. of Cambs., 1575 and
1619.)
TACKNER (? TICKNER, WILLIAM). Matric. sizar from King's,
Michs. 1589.
TACY, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Michs. 1588.
Perhaps one of the chaplains of the Collegiate Church,
Manchester. Buried there Aug. 20, 1632.
TAINTER, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's,
Easter, 1637. Of Essex. S. and h. of William, of Rochford.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, May 13, 1640.
TALAM, . B.A. I496-7.
TALBOR, see TABOR.
TALBOTT, ALLEN. Adm. pens, at Clare, May 15, 1674. Of
St Andrew's, Holbom, London. Matric. 1674; B-A. 1677-8.
TALBOT, CHARLES. Adm. pens, at Sidney, July 14, 1617.
Probably s. of John, of Thomton-le-Street, Yorks. B. in
Yorkshire. Bapt. Sept. i, 1599. Matric. 1617. Died un-
married. Buried June 28, 1652, at Thornton. Perhaps
brother of John (1614). (Vis. of Yorks., 1665.)
TALBOT, CLERE. Scholar of Trinity Hall, 1608. Doubtless
s. of Thomas (i577). LL.B. 1614; LL.D. 1619. Admitted
advocate, Jan. 18, 1622-3. Official to the Archdeacon of
Norwich, 1628. Of Dunston, Norfolk. Will (P.C.C.) 1654.
Doubtless brother of Thomas (i6oi) and father of Thomas
(1636).
TALBOT, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Michs. 1582.
TALBOT, GEORGE. M.A. 1724 (Incorp. from Trinity College,
Dublin); B.A. (Dublin) 1717; M.A. 1720. Perhaps ord. priest
(Norwich) Sept. 1722. C. of Bamet, Herts. One of these
names R. of Burghfield, Berks.; will (P.C.C.) 1768.
TALBOT, GILBERT, Earl of Shrewsbury. M.A. 1594-5. 2nd
s. of George (Talbot), Earl of Shrewsbury. B. Nov. 20, 1552.
Matric. (St John's College, Oxford) 1566. Studied at Padua.
Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Mar. 12, 1577-8. M.P. for Derbyshire,
1572-83. Succeeded his father as Earl of Shrewsbury, Nov.
18, 1590. K.G., 1592. Ambassador to France, 1596. P.C,
1601. Chief Justice in Eyre (north of Trent), 1603. Lord-
Lieutenant of Derbyshire, 1605. Married Mary, dau. of Sir
Wilham Cavendish, of Chatsworth. Buried Aug. 13, 1616,
at Sheffield. WiU, P.C.C. (Al. Oxon.; G.E.C.; D.N.B.)
TALBOT, HENRY. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1744.
S. of George. B. July, 1726, at Chipping Bamet, Herts.
Matric. 1744; B.A. 1748-9; M.A. 1752. Fellow, 1747.
Proctor, 1766-7. C. of Milton, Cambs. R. of Stour Provost,
with Todbere, Dorset, 1767. Died there Nov. 23, 1790. Will
(P.C.C.) 1791. (Harwood.)
TALBOT, JAMES. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter, 1626.
Of Bedfordshire. Perhaps 5th s. of Thomas, of Risley, Beds.
B.A. 1629-30; M.A. 1633. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Aug. 29,
1629. Probably R. of Hinderwell, Yorks., 1633-70. Perhaps
brother of Richard (1619) and probably father of John (1655).
(Vis. of London, 1634.)
Talbot, Robert
TALBOT, JAMES. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June 17, 1657.
Of Salop. Matric. 1657; B.A. 1660-1. Ord. deacon (Lincoln)
Dec. 21, 1661. Perhaps minister of Arkholme, Lanes., in
1660; buried at Melling, Jan. 2, 1666-7.
TALBOT, JAMES. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, June 26,
1683. S. of James, of Westminster, London. School, West-
minster. Matric. 1683; Scholar, 1684; B.A. 1686-7; M.A.
1690; D.D. 1705 (Com. Reg.). Fellow, 1689. Incorp. at
Oxford, 1691. Regius Professor of Hebrew, 1699-1704.
Faculty (Lambeth) to receive priest's orders, Apr. 5, 1695,
from the Bishop of Rochester. R. of Sutton, near Shrews-
bury, Salop, 1692-1705. R. of Spofforth, Yorks., 1700-8.
Chaplain to the Duke of Somerset. Author, sermons, etc.
Editor of Horace. Died Oct. 28, 1708. Buried at Spofiorth.
(Al. Westmon., 200.)
TALBOT, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1569;
Scholar of Trinity Hall, 1571; LL.B. 1579. Probably adm.
at Gray's Inn, 1569, from Barnard's Inn.
TALBOTT, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1614.
Perhaps s. and h. of John, of Thomton-le-Street, Yorks.;
age 14 in 1612. Colonel in the Royal Army. Deputy
Governor of Helmsley Castle. A compounder; fined £574 in
1646. Married Jane, dau. of Roger Southaby, of Pocklington,
Yorks. Buried at Thornton, Aug. 19, 1658. Admon. (York)
1659. Perhaps brother of Charles (1617). (Genealogist, U.S.,
XXIII. 230.)
TALBOT, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, May 10,
1655. S. of James (? 1626), clerk, of Hinderwell- in-Cleveland,
Yorks. Bapt. there, July 20, 1637. School, Easington
(Mr Smelt). Matric. 1655. Perhaps C. of Skelton and Brotton,
Yorks., 1661, 'B.A.' One of these names R. of Cranwick
St Mary, Norfolk, 1667-89, B.A. Died 1689-90.
TALBOT, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Christ's, Feb. 17,
1659-60. S. of Thomas (and Jane, dau. of Sir John Mede,
of Lofts, Essex, Knt.), and perhaps grandson of Thomas
(i6oi). B. at Gonville Hall, Wymondham, Norfolk. Bapt.
Nov. 6, 1645, at Lofts, Essex (his mother's home). School,
Elmdon, Essex (Mr Howorth). Matric. 1660; B.A. 1663-4;
M.A. 1671 (Lit. Reg.). Fellow of Peterhouse, 1664-8. R. of
Icklingham St James, Suffolk, 1673-89. R. of Fretheme,
Gloucs., 1695-1701. Went to America with George Keith,
the first S.P.G. missionary to America, as chaplain of H.M.S.
Centurian. Arrived at Boston, 1702. Laboured at Burling-
ton, New Jersey, for many years ; R. of St Mary's, Burlington,
1704. Consecrated non-juror bishop in 1722, when on a visit
to England. Died at Burhngton, Nov. 29, 1727. (S.P.G.
Record^; G. M. Hills, Burlington; Blomefield, 11. 503; T. A.
Walker, 125, where he is called s. of Thomas (1636) and grand-
son of Clere (1608), but this is apparently an error and not
in agreement with Blomefield.)
TALBOT, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Clare, June 27, 1673. Of
Carleton, Norfolk. Matric. 1673; B.A. 1676-7; M.A. 1680.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1680. Ord. deacon (Norwich) May, 1678;
priest, Feb. 1680-1. R. of Brampton, Norfolk, 1681-1728.
R. of Shadingfield, Suffolk, 1689-1728.
TALBOT, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, June 22,
1687. S. of Clere, gent. B. at Croydon. School, Wymondham
(Mr Clarke). Matric. 1687. Ord. deacon (London) Oct. 17;
priest, Oct. 18, 1691, B.A. Perhaps chaplain in the Navy,
1693-1702.
TALBOT, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Clare, Apr. 9, 1748. B. at
Streatham, Surrey. Matric. 1748; B.A. 1752; M.A. 1755.
R. of Kirklington, Yorks., 1758-73. Died at Ripon, June 18,
1773. aged 66 (sic). (G. Mag.; H. B. McCall, Churches of
Richmondshire, 103, states that he was of Clare College.)
TALBOTT, LEONARD. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs.
1554. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, June 5, 1559.
TALBOT, MATTHEW. Educated at Cambridge. Of Ireland.
Master of the Grammar School of St Patrick, Dublin. Died
1550. (Cooper, 1. 539.)
TALBOT, RICHARD. B.A. 1518-9; M.A. 1522.
TALBOT, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Easter,
1619. 4th s. of Thomas, of Risely, Beds. Scholar, 1619-20;
B.A. 1622-3; M.A. 1626. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 23;
priest, Sept. 24, 1626. Probably V. of Cromer, Norfolk, 1626.
Perhaps brother of James (1626). (Vis. of London, 1634.)
TALBOTT, ROBERT. B.A. from Christ's, i6og-io; M.A. 1613.
Ord\ deacon (Peterb.) Dec. 18; priest, Dec. 19, 1614. Licensed
to preach (York) Aug. 1615. Probably R. of Eyam, Derbs.,
1617. Died 1630. Will, P.C.C. (PeiU, 1. 261.)
TALBOT, ROBERT. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Queens', Michs.
1 62 1. Of Yorkshire.
TALBOT, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 15) at St John's, Sept. 17,
1641. S. of Robert, gent., of Spaldwicke, Hunts. B. there.
School, Kimbolton (Mr William Rugby). Matric. 1641; B.A.
1646-7.
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TALBOT, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at Clare, May 21, 1679. Of
Groton, Suffolk. Matric. 1679; B.A. 1682-3; M.A. 1686.
Old. deacon (Norwich) Mar. 1682-3; priest, Dec. 1683.
R. of Wickhampton, Norfolk, 1684-92. V. of Freethorpe,
1685-92. R. of Welford, Gloucs., 1692-1712; sequestered
for debts, 1709-12; resigned, 1712.
TALBOT, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at Clare, June 26, 1712. B.
at Greenwich, Kent. Matric. 1712; B.A. 1715-6; M.A. 1719.
Fellow, 1718-28. Incorp. at Oxford, 1720. Ord. deacon
(London) Mar. 9, 1717-8; priest, Sept. 20, 1719. R. of
Swalecliffe, Kent, 1727-33. V. of Ringmer, Sussex, 1733-6.
R. of Stone, Kent, 1736-54. Head Master of King's School,
Canterbury, 1747-50. Married Anne, sister of Dr John
Lynch, Dean of Canterbury. Died May 12, 1754, aged 59.
Buried at Stone. M.L Admon. (P.C.C.) Feb. 1755.
TALBOT, ROGER. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Sidney, May 9, 1626.
S. and h. of William, of Knayton, Yorks., gent. B. at
Otterington, Yorks. Schools, Knayton (Mr Smith) and
Otterington (Mr Thos. Harwood). Matric. 1626. Adm. at
the Inner Temple, 1626. Of Knayton. Married Jane
Redmaine, 1642. Buried at Leake, Dec. 3, 1662. (Vis. of
Yorks., 1665; Genealogist, N.S., xxiii. 229.)
TALBOTT, ROGER. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, June 10,
1676. S. of Roger, of Thomton-le-Street, Yorks. Bapt.
there, Dec. 17, 1658. School, Brignall. Matric. 1676. Adm.
at Gray's Inn, Feb. 9, 1677-8. Of Wood End, Thirsk.
Buried at Thornton, July 20, 1717. Father of the next.
{Vis. of Yorks., 1665.)
TALBOTT, ROGER. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Sidney, May 26,
1701. 2nd s. of Roger (above), gent. B. at Howden, Thirsk,
Yorks. Bapt. Feb. 13, 1685, at Thornton. School, York.
Adm. at the Middle Temple, Feb. 24, 1702-3. Married
Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Thomas Frankland, Bart., June 17,
1712. Admon., May 13, 1723. Father of the next. (H. M.
Wood; Genealogist, N.S., xxiii.)
TALBOT, ROGER. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 17) at Sidney, Oct. 15,
1729. S. and h. of Roger (above), Esq., deceased, of Wood
End, Yorks. Bapt. Aug. 14, 1713, at St Saviour's, York.
School, Eton. Matric. 1729. Adm. at the Middle Temple,
Dec.18, 1731. M.P. for Thirsk, 1754-61. Of Wood End, Esq.
Married Sarah, dau. of William Ward. Died s.p., Mar. 1777.
Buried at Thornton. M.I. (Genealogist, N.S., xxiii. 231.)
TALBOT, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1553;
Scholar, 1554; B.A. 1557-8. Fellow, 1555. Perhaps adm. at
Gray's Inn, 1555.
TALBOT, THOMAS. Adm. scholar at Trinity Hall, June 2,
1577; LL.B. 1581; LL.D. 1588. Adm. advocate, Oct. 11,
1608. OfScial to the Archdeacon of Norfolk, 1619. Of
Wymondham, Norfolk. WiU (P.C.C.) 1628. Doubtless father
of Clere (1608) and of Thomas (1601). (Blomefield, 11. 503.)
TALBOT, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Clare, c. 1590; B.A.
(? 1594-5). Ord. deacon (London) Nov. 30, 1599. One of
these names V. of Hexton, Herts., 1607-9, M.A.
TALBOT, THOMAS. Adm. scholar at Trinity Hall, 1601.
Doubtless s. of Thomas (1577). Probably adm. at Lincoln's
Inn, Feb. 19, 1604-5; of Norfolk, gent., and of Thavies Inn.
Called to the Bar, 1612. Doubtless brother of Clere (i6o8).
TALBOT, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, May 30,
1636. S. of Clere (1608), D.C.L., of Dunston, Norfolk. Bapt.
Mar. 30, 1620, at Wymondham. School, Norwich (Mr Stone-
ham). Matric. 1636; Scholar of Trinity Hall, 1639; LL.B.
1641. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 9, 1641-2. Inherited
property in Wymondham, in 1654. Married Abigail, dau. of
Martin Sedley, of Burford, gent. Died Jan. 2, 1657. M.I.
at Carleton-Rode. (Venn, 1. 322, where he is said to have
married Joan, dau. of Sir John Mede, of Lofts, Essex,
Knt., but this is apparently an error; see Blomefield, 11.
503.)
TALBOT, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Clare, May 15, 1651.
Matric. 1651; B.A. 1654.
TALBOT, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, Apr. 9,
1700. S. of Thomas, gent. B. at Wymondham, Norfolk.
School, Wymondham (MrClarke) . Matric. 1700 ; B.A. 1 704-5.
TALBOT, THOMAS. M.A. from King's, 1736. S. of Giles, of
Leominster, Hereford, gent. Matric. (Exeter College, Oxlord)
Nov. 27, 1728, age 20; B.A. (O.xford) 1732; D.D. from Peter-
house, 1764. R. of Ullingswick, Hereford, till 1788. Died
Feb. 18, 1788. Wm (P.C.C.) 1788. (Al. Oxon.)
TALBOT, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Clare, July 8, 1738. B.
at OdeU, Beds. School, Oakham. Matric. 1738; B.A. 1742-3;
M.A. 1746. Fellow, 1744-66. Ord. priest (Lincoln) May 21,
1749. R.ofElmsett, Suffolk, 1766-1811. Preb. of Salisbury,
1767-71- R- of Teversham, Cambs., 1768-1811. Chancellor
of Salisbury, 1771-1811. Died Nov. 24, 1811. M.I. at
Elmsett. See Al. Oxon. for a contemporary namesake.
TALfiOT, (rector). B.Can.L. 1470-1; Dr 1475-6. Probably
William, 'D.Can.L.,' R. of Ribchester, Lanes., 1468. Preb.
of York, 1480. Preb. of Southwell, 1485. Buried there 1498.
M.I.
TALBOT, . B.D. 1500. A friar. D.D. 1503. One Robert
Talbot, s. of Myles. A priest in Norwich. (Vis. of Norfolk,
1563.)
TALBOT, . Adm. Fell.-Com. at Trinity Hall, Oct. 23,
1729. Name off, 1733.
TALBOyS, RALPH. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1570.
Probably s. of Robert, goldsmith. B. in London. School,
Merchant Taylors'. Scholar, 1573; B.A. 1574-5; M.A. 1578;
B.D. 1585. Fellow, 1577. Taxor, 1583-4. Ord. deacon and
priest (London) June 2, 1584, age 30. V. of Trumpington,
Cambs., 1586-8. V. of Sutton, 1588-92. R. of Saltwood,
Kent, 1592-6. Preb. of Canterbury, 1594-6. V. of Monkton
and Birchington, till 1596. Died 1596.
TALBUS, ANTHONY. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Easter,
1544-
TALCOTT, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June 3, 1619.
5. of Robert, alderman, of Colchester, Essex. Matric. 1619;
B.A. 1622-3; M..^. 1626. Married Mary Parkinson. (Vis. of
Essex, 1634; H. F. Waters, Geneal. Gleanings, 11. 1126.)
TALCOTT or TAILCOTE, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 16) at
St John's, Apr. 5, 1642. S. of Thomas, gent., of Colchester,
Essex (and Thamer, dau. of John Ball, of Horksley, Essex),
and nephew of Robert (above). B. at Horksley. Bapt. Feb. 3,
1625-6. School, Colchester (Mr Dugard). B.A. 1645-6.
(Vis. of Essex, 1634.)
TALCOTT or TAYLCOTE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Pem-
broke, Michs. 1588. S. of John, of Colchester, Essex (by
his 2nd wife Mary Pullen). B.A. 1592-3; M.A. 1596. Fellow,
1599. Ord. deacon and priest (London) Sept. 2, 1598. R. of
St Mary's, Colchester, Essex, 1603-41. R. of All Saints',
1609. Chaplain to the Earl Marshal, 1634. Married Mar-
garet, daul of Jeremy Bigg, of Suffolk. Buried at St Mary's,
Colchester, Sept. 17, 1641. Will, Cons. C. London. (Vis. of
Essex, 1634.)
TALL or TAULE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Michs.
1578; B.A. 1581-2; M.A. 1585.
TALLEMACH, see TOLLEMACHE.
TALLENTS, FRANCIS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Peterhouse,
May 14, 1636. S. of Philip. B. at Pilsley, North Wingfield,
Derbs. Schools, Mansfield and Newark. Matric. 1637; B.A.
from Magdalene, 1640-1; M.A. 1645. Fellow and tutor of
Magdalene. Received presbyterian ordination, Nov. 29,
1648, at St Mary Woolnoth, London. V. of St Mary,
Lichfield, c. 1649-53. C. of St Mary's, Shrewsbury, 1653;
ejected, 1662. Several times imprisoned in Shrewsbury
Castle. Jointly with John Bryan, ministered to the presby-
terian congregation at Shrewsbury, c. 1672-90; afterwards
minister at Oliver Chapel, High Street, Shrewsbury. Under
suspicion after Monmouth's rebellion; confined in Chester
Castle, 1685. Joined in thanks to James II for the Declara-
tion of Indulgence, 1686. Married four wives. Author,
sermons. Died Apr. 11, 1708. Buried in St Mary's Church,
Shrewsbury. Brother of Philip (1647) and father of the next.
(Calamy, 11. 332; D.N.B.)
TALLENTS, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, at Magdalene, June 3,
1672. S. of Francis (above). School, Shrewsbury. Matric.
1673; B.A. 1675-6; M.A. 1679. Chaplain to Sir D. Gauden,
Sheriff of London. Acquainted with Pepys. Died in early life.
TALLENTS, PHILIP. Adm. pens, (age i6) at Magdalene, July
6, 1647. S. of Philip, of Pilsley, Derbs. School, Stamford.
Matric. 1647; B.A. 1650-1; M.A. 1654. Fellow. Intruding
minister of Lilford-cuw-Wigsthorpe, Northants., 1654-62,
ejected. Afterwards conformed. V. of Moulton, Lines.,
1678-1705. Involved in famous case of the "Moulton
images." Buried at Moulton, Apr. 1705. Brother of Francis
(1636). (A. J.Matthev^ iFenlandN. and G.; Bridges, n. 243.)
TALLYS, ROBERT. B.A. 1486-7; M.A. 1489.
TALLYS, THOMAS. B.A. from Trinity Hall, 1583-4. Head
Master of Holt School, Norfolk, 1606-40, from whence he
sent many scholars to Cambridge. Buried at Holt, Aug. 20,
1640. By his will (Norwich Cons. Court) 1640, he seems to
have been of Tugby, Leics. (L. B. Radford, Holt.)
TALMAGE, WILLIAM. B.Civ.L. 1508-9.
TALWEN, JOHN. 'B.A. of Cambridge.' Incorp.at Oxford, 1457.
TALYARD, . B.Can.L. 1511-2.
TAMPAM, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs.
1567-
TAMPION, ROWLAND. Oneof these names 'B.A. of Emmanuel
College'; ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 3; priest, June 4, 1626.
V. of Desborough, Northants., 1626-42 (so Vis. of Northants.
and Bridges, 11. 27, but see Campion, Rowland (1604) with
whom he is perhaps confused; or this may be a son).
198
Tampon, Thomas
TAMPON or TAMPION, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age i6) at
St John's, May 20, 1645. S. of William, gent., of Dudding-
ton, Northants. School, Colley Weston (Mr Marshall, the
rector). Matric. 1645; B.A. 1648-9. Probably of Easton,
Stamford. Buried there Oct. 5, 1667 (but %ee date of will).
Will dated, Aug. 5, 1667; proved (P.C.C.) Sept. 14, 1667 (stc).
{Scott-Mayor, i, xix.)
TAMWORTH, CHRISTOPHER. B.A. 1504-5- Of Boston,
Lines. 3rd s. of Thomas (? John), of Halsted, Leics. (by his
2nd wife Katherine Dandelewe). M.A. 1508. Fellow of
Christ's, 1506. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Mar. i, 1506-7;
priest, Apr. 3, 1507. R. of Paglesham, Essex, 1523-45. R.
of Leverton (South mediety), Lines., 1532-42. V. of Frieston,
1535- Precentor and prelj. of Lincoln, 1538-46. V. of
Wellingborough, Northants., 1539-46. R. of Sandon, Essex,
1545. Died Jan. 13, 1545-6. Buried in Lincoln Cathedral.
M.I. Will, Lincoln. {Peile, i. 5; Nichols, iii. 477; Lines.
Pedigrees, 947.)
TAMWORTH or TOMWORTH CHRISTOPHER. B.A. from
Christ's, 1576-7. Possibly a grandson of the above.
TAMWORTH, JOHN DE. Scholar at King's Hall, 1367-9.
S. of John de Tamworth.
TANDE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1551.
TANDY, FRANCIS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Magdalene, May 31,
1670. S. of Philip, clerk, deceased, of Lisbum, Ulster.
Matric. 1670; B.A. 1673-4.
TANFYLD, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Michs. 1564.
Probably s. and h. of William, of Copfold Hall, Margaretting,
Essex, and of Northamptonshire. B. Jan. 25, 1547-8. Of
Copfold Hall, J. P. Married Catherine, dau. of George Combe
(? Conye, or Comey), of Chichester, Sussex. Died Oct. 6,
1625. See Al. Oxon. for a contemporary namesake, but the
dates make Foster's identification improbable. {Vis. of
Essex, 1639; Morant, 11. 54.)
TANFIELD, JOHN. Adm. at Emmanuel, July 7, 1603.
TANFIELD, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 14,
1599. Doubtless s. and h. of Robert, of Gayton, Northants.
Bapt. there, Nov. 22, 1584. Adm. at the Middle Temple,
Mar. 8, 1599. CaUed to the Bar, 1607. Bencher, 1624.
Married Susanna, dau. of Godfrey Chybnale, of Orlingbury,
Northants., Feb. 16, 1612-3. Buried Mar. 25, 1639, at
Loddington. {Vis. of Northants., 1618; Middle Temple
Bench Bk; Baker, 11. 275; H. I. Longden.)
TANFYLD, W. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Michs. 1564. Probably
William, 2nd s. of WiUiam, of Copfold Hall, Margaretting,
Essex. Probablybrotherof John (1564). {Vis. of Essex, 1612.)
TANKARD or TANCRED, CHARLES. Matric. pe.is. from
St John's, Easter, 1579. Probably s. of Thomas, of Borough-
bridge, Yorks. Of Whixley, Esq. Married Barbara, dau. of
WiUiam Wyvell, of Osgardby, Yorks. Died Aug. 31, 1644.
Probably father of Richard (1625). {Vis. of Yorks., 1584;
Genealogist, N.S., x. 166.)
TANKARD or TANCRED, CHARLES. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 15)
at Christ's, Feb. 20, 1650-1. S. and h. of Charles. B. at
.\rden Grange, Yorks. School, Ripon (Mr Palmes). Matric.
1650-1. Married Barbara, dau. of John Dalton, of Hawks-
well, Yorks. {Peile, i. 540.)
TANKARD or TANCRED, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Christ's,
Easter, 1579. Doubtlesss. of Ralph (1549). Adm. at Lincoln's
Inn, Feb. 21, 1581-2; of Yorkshire, and of Fumival's Inn.
Called to the Bar, 1589. Perhaps knighted, Jan. 26, 1609-10.
Brother of Richard (1579) and probably of William (1579).
TANKARD, JAMES. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Easter, 1565.
Doubtless s. of William, of Boroughbridge, Yorks. Died
unmarried. Buried at Aldborough, Nov. 11, 1598. Brother
of the next, of Ralph (1549), Thomas (1547) and William
(1550).
TANKARDE, NINI (NINIAN). Matric. pens, from Trinity,
Michs. 1555. Doubtless s. of William, of Boroughbridge,
Yorks. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, June 7, 1559. Married
Thomasine, dau. of Thomas de la River, of Brandsby, Yorks.
Buried June 3, 1593. Brother of James (above), etc.
{Genealogist, N.S., x. 163.)
TANKARD, RALPH. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1549.
Probably 2nd s. of William, of Boroughbridge, Yorks. Adm.
at Gray's Inn, 1552. Of Arden, Yorks. Married Mary, dau.
of WilUam Lawson, of Cramlington, Northumberland.
Brother of Ninian (above), etc. Father of the next and of
Henry (1579)-
TANKARD or TANCRED, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from
Christ's, Easter, 1579. Doubtless s. of Ralph (above), of
Arden, Yorks. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, 1581-2, and Gray's
Inn, Feb. 8, 1581-2; of Barnard's Inn. Married Jane, dau.
of Christopher Chaytor, of Butterby, Durham, Oct. i, 1592.
Brother of Henry (1579). (Peile, 1. 149; Vis. of Yorks.,
1584.)
Tanner, Stephen
TANKRED or TANCRED, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from
Magdalene, Easter, 1625. Probably s. and h. of Charles
(1579), of Whixley, Yorks., Esq. Bapt. Apr. 10, 1608, at
Aldborough. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, June 21, 1626. J.P
for the West Riding. Colonel of Foot Regiment. Knighted,
May 21, 1642. Compounded and fined £346, in 1645. Of
Whixley. Married (i) Mary, dau. of Francis Nevile, of
Chevet, Yorks.; (2) Ann, dau. of John Robinson, of Hack-
forth, Yorks. Buried at Whixley, Oct. 22, 1668. Admon.,
York. Father of the next. {Vis. of Yorks., 1665.)
TANCRED, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Sidney, Feb. 23,
1655-6. 2nd s. of Sir Richard (above), Knt. Bapt. Feb. 11,
1639, at Whixley, Yorks. School, Ripon (Mr Holmes).
Matric. 1656; B.A. 1659. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, July 17,
1660. {Vis. of Yorks., 1665.)
TANKERDE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs.
1547. Probably s. and h. of William, of Boroughbridge,
Yorks. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Feb. 20, 1548-9, Tanckerd.
Married Jane, dau. of Bernard Pever, of Micklethwaite,
Yorks. Buried at Aldborough, Feb. 20, 1596-7- Brother of
the next, etc.
TANKARDE, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter,
1550. Doubtless 4th s. of William, of Boroughbridge, Yorks.
Died unmarried. Brother of Thomas (above), Ralph (1549),
etc.
TANKARDE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Apr. 2,
1579. S. of Francis, gent. Of Pannal, Yorks. Married Grace,
dau. of William Danby, of Gt Langton, Yorks.
TANKARD, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1579. Perhaps 3rd s. of Ralph (1549), of Arden, Yorks.;
age 23 in 1584. Married Ehzabeth, dau. of Roger Mennell,
of Hawnby, Yorks. Perhaps brother of Richard (1579)-
{Vis. of Yorks., 1584.)
TANKERVILLE, Earl of. LL.D. 1749. Charles [Bennet] s. and
h. of Charles, Earl of Tankerville. Bapt. Dec. 21, 1697, at
Harlington, Middlesex. Schools, Eton and Winchester.
Succeeded to the peerage, May 21, 1722. Colonel of the
Middlesex Militia, 1723. Lord of the Bedchamber to the
Prince of Wales, 1729-33. K.T., 1730. Captain of the
Yeomen of the Guard, 1731-33. Lord-Lieutenant of North-
umberland, 1740. Married Camilla, dau. of Edward Colville,
of Whitehouse, Durham. Buried Mar. 30, 1753, at HarUng-
ton. {G.E.C.)
TANNE, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Gonville Hall, Easter,
1557-
TANNER, CULPEPPER. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's
Mar. 15, 1688-9. S. of Culpepper, gent. B. in London
School, Uppingham (Mr Savage). Matric. 1688; B.A. 1692-3;
M.A. 1696. Ord. priest (Peterb.) Dec. 19, 1695. R. of
Easton-on-the-Hill, Northants., 1695-1725- R- ot Pickwell,
Leics., 1700-6. R. of Ridlington, Rutland, 1710-25. Chap-
lain to the Earl of Gainsborough. Buried at Easton, Nov. 27,
1725. Father of the next.
TANNER, CULPEPPER. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June n,
1720. S. of Culpepper (above). B. at Easton, Northants., c.
1701. Matric. 1723; B.A. 1723-4. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
Sept. 20, 1724; priest, Sept. 25, 1726; title, 'Easton by
Stamford (sequestration).' C. of Ridlington, 1724. Probably
adm. at Gray's Inn, Nov. 21, 1730; of Oakham, Rutland,
gent. Usher of Oakham School, 1734. (W. M. Noble.)
TANNER, EDMUND. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter, 1582;
B.A. 1585-6.
TANNER, EZEKIEL. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Pembroke, June
29,1646. S. of Ezekiel, currier. B. in Hertfordshire. Matric.
1646.
TANNER, GEORGE. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Jan. 6, 1658-9.
4th s. of Barnard, of Branwel, Cornwall. Matric. 1660; M.A.
1668 {Lit. Reg.). Incorp. at Oxford, 1669. Adm. at the
Middle Temple, 1658. V. of Caerhayes St Michael, Cornwall,
1676-1704, and of St Stephen's by Saltash, 1692-1705. Died
Sept. 20, 1705. Buried at St Stephen's. Admon., P.C.C.
{Al. Oxon.)
TANNER, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Emmanuel, Easter,
1620; B.A. 1623-4; M.A. 1627. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Dec.
23; priest, Dec. 24, 1627. V. of Wiston, Suffolk, 1630. Will
(P.C.C.) 1648.
TANNER or TANNE, JOHN. M.A. 1499; B.D. 1506. FeUow of
Gonville Hall, 1499-1510. Bursar, 1509. Ord. sub-deacon
(Lincoln) Mar. 6, i5oo-i,on the titleof theColIege. Preacher,
1507. R. of All Hallows, Honey Lane, London, 1510. Died
1510-1. {Venn, i. 14.)
TANNER, STEPHEN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Oct. 11, 1634.
Of Suffolk. Matric. 1635; B.A. 1638-9; M.A. 1642; M.D.
1653-
199
Tanner, Thomas
TANNER, THOMAS. Matric. pens, (age 15) from Pembroke,
Easter, 1646. S. of Daniel, citizen of London. B. in St
Matthew's, Friday Street, London. School, St Paul's. B.A.
1649. Incorp. at Oxford, 1651. M.A. (Oxford) 1652. Fellow
of New College, Oxford, 1651. Proctor (Oxford) 1660. M.A.
(Edinburgh) 1652. Adm. at Gray's Inn, June 12, 1658; of
Godmanchester, Hunts. Barrister-at-law, Gray's Inn, 1663.
Travelled in Italy and Flanders. V. of Colyton, Devon,
1666-76- R. of Rimpton, Somerset, 1676 (May-June). R. of
Brightstone (or Brixton), Isle of Wight, 1676-9. R. of North
Waltham, Essex, 1679. R. of Winchfield, Hants., 1679782.
Author, The Entrance of Mazzarini, etc. Died Oct. 1682.
Buried at Winchfield. (Al. Oxon.; D.N.B.)
TANNER, THOMAS. M.A. 1700 (Incorp. from All Souls, Oxford).
S. of Thomas, V. of Market Lavington, Wilts. B. there,
Jan. 25, 1673-4. Matric. (Queen's College, Oxford) Dec. 17,
1689, age 15; B.A. (Oxford) 1693; M.A. 1696; B.D. and
D.D. 1710. Fellow of All Souls, Oxford, 1696. Chancellor
of the diocese of Norwich, 1700-32. R. of Thorpe Bishops,
Norfolk, 1706. Canon of Ely, 1713. Archdeacon of Norfolk,
1721-32. Canon of Christ Church, Oxford, 1724-35. Bishop
of St Asaph, 1732-5. R. (sinecure) of Llandrillo, Merioneth,
1733. Antiquary. Author, Notitia Monastica, Bibliotheca
Britannico-Hibernica. Died Dec. 14, 1735. (D.N.B.; Al.
Oxon. ; G. Mag.)
TANNER, . Adm. Fell.-Com. at Trinity, Oct. 26, 1647.
Of Cornwall.
TANTRELL, . Incorp. 1482-3.
TAPERALL, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, July 7. 1738
(did not reside). S. of John, of Bodmin, Cornwall. 'B. in
Cornwall, an exciseman.' Previously adm. at Exeter College,
Oxford, Apr. 12, 1728, age 18.
TAPITER, JAMES. Scholar of Queens', 1514-7.
TAPLERD, . Com. for M.A. or higher degree, 1464-5.
TAPPE, EDMUND. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Caius, July 14, 1568.
S. of Robert, of Felmersham, Beds. School, Felmersham.
TAPP, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Queens', July 5, 1590. Of
Bedfordshire. Matric. c. 1591; B.A. 1593-4; M.A. 1597.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Apr. 11; priest, Apr. 12, 1627, 'M.A.
of Queens'.' One of these names C. of Clapham, Beds., 1613;
also schoolmcister; R. of Souldrop, 1615.
TAPP, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Jan. 30, 1654-5,
from Peterhouse. Of Northampton. Matric. 1655; B.A.
1658-9; M.A. 1662. Incorp. at Oxford, 1669. Ord. deacon
and priest (Peterb.) Sept. 22, 1661. V. of Podington, Beds.,
1664-81.
TAPPER, HENRY. Student at Cambridge and Oxford; sup. for
M.Gram. (Oxford) 1529.
TAPPER, THEOPHILUS. Adm. sizar at Queens', Apr. 26,
1661. Of Leicestershire. Matric. 1661; B.A. 1664-5; M.A.
from King's, 1668. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 22, 1667.
Chaplain at King's, 1667. V. of Pampisford, Cambs., 1672-
c. 80. Surrogate of Groby, Leics., 1682, B.D. Admon.
(Leicester) 1683. (Nichols, iv. 632.)
TAPPS, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Apr. 15,
1728. S. of Joseph, mercer, of Norwich. B. there. School,
Norwich (Mr Reddington). Matric. 1728; Scholar, 1728-35;
B.A. 1731-2; M.A. 1735. Incorp. at Oxford, May 14, 1739.
Ord. deacon (Norwich) Mar. 2, 1734-5; priest, Oct. 19, 1735.
R. of Potter Heigham, Norfolk, 1736-7. V. of Ludham,
1736-7. R. of Seaming. V. of St Benedict, Norwich, 1741-
89. P.C. of St George Colgate, Norwich, 1752-89. Married
Mary, dau. of George Jenney, of Hethersett, Esq. Died
Oct. 21, 1789. {Venn, 11. 29.)
TAPRELL, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Easter, 1585.
Matric. 1585.
TAPTON, HUGH. Grace for degree, 1460-1. Chancellor and
canon of Lincoln, 1451-81. Died July 15, 1481.
TAPTON, JOHN. M.A. Of Rutland. Master of St Catharine's,
1480-7. Preb. of Lincoln, 1460-3; of York, 1467-85; of
St Paul's, 1471-85. Dean of St Asaph, 1463-92. Will
(P.C.C.) dated Mar. 13, 1492-3. To be buried in Stoke
CoUege, Clare, Sufiolk. (Cath. Coll. Hist., 47-8; Br. Willis
St Asaph.)
TARBOCKE, RICHARD. Adm. sizar at King's, Michs. 1562.
TARBOR, HENRY. B.Can.L. 1516-7.
TARKETS, . M.A. 1483-4.
TARPLEi^, JOHN. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1712. Of Virginia.
TARPULL, RICHARD. M.A. or higher degree, 1480-1.
TARRAN, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Sidney, June 12, 1703.
2nd s. of John, grazier. School, Buraiston (Mr Dawson).
Matric. 1703; B.A. 1706-7; M.A. 1710. Ord. deacon (York)
June, 1707. R. of DanbyWiske.Yorks., 1721-61. Died 1761.
TARREY, see also TERRY.
Tate, Bartholomew
TARREY, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Sept. 19, 1649.
S. of TTiomas (1612), clerk, of Mereworth, Kent. B. at
Tudeley, near Stoke, Kent. School, Kingsdown (private).
Matric. 1650. Migrated to St John's, May 2, 1651. Brother
of Thomas (1644).
TARREY, JOHN. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, June 7, 1683.
Doubtless s. of Thomas (1644), R. of Thrapston, Northants.
Bapt. there, Feb. 16, 1663-4.
TARRY, ROGER. Adm. sizar at St John's, 1714. B. in
Northamptonshire.
TARRIE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs. 1612;
B.A. 1615-6; Scholar, 1617-9; M.A. 1619. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) Oct. 1620; priest, Apr. 1621. R. of Albourne,
Sussex, 1621-2. V. of Tudeley, Kent, 1624-39. R. of Mere-
worth, 1638-60. Will, 1660-1. Father of the next and of
John (1649). {Peile, 1. 288.)
TARREY, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 15) at St John's, Nov. 12,
1644. S. of Thomas (above), R. of Mereworth, Kent. School,
Canterbury (Mr Ludd). Matric. 1644; B.A. 1648-9; M.A.
1652. FeUow, 1650. Intruded as R. of Thrapston, North-
ants., 1659-62, ejected. Afterwards Master of the Gram-
mar School, Higham Ferrers. Lived latterly near London.
Brother of John (1649) and father of John (1683). (Calamy,
"• 233)
TASBOROUGH, CHARLES. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Christ's,
May 25, 1626. S. and h. of Sir John (1588), Knt., of Flixton
Abbey, Suffolk. School, Eye (Mr Dormond). Matric. 1626.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, Nov. 19, 1628. Married Anne, dau. of
Sir Richard Tychbume, of Tichburne, Knt. and Bart., Hants.
Died Aug. 11, 1657, aged 49. Brother of the next. (Peile,
I- 374; Vis. of Suff., 1664; Suckling, i. 198.)
TASBOROUGH, CRESSY. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Christ's, May 25,
1626. 2nd s. of Sir John (next), Knt., of Flixton Abbey,
Suffolk. School, Eye. Matric. 1626. Adm. at Gray's Inn,
Nov. 19, 1628. Of Bodney, Norfolk, Esq. Married Grace,
dau. of Thomas Barlee, of Elsenham, Essex. Living, 1650,
when he suffered sequestration as a recusant. Brother of
Charles (above). (Vis. of Kent, 1663; Peile, i. 374; Victoria
Hist. Herts., 11. 307; in. 31.)
TASBURGHE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Easter,
1588. S. of Sir John, of Flixton Abbey, Suffolk. Knighted,
May 11, 1603. Of Flixton Abbey, Knt. Married Lettice,
dau. of Sir James Cressy, Knt. Died 1629. Will proved
(P.C.C.) Feb. 10, 1629-30. Father of Charles (1626) and of
Cressy (above). See Al. Oxon. for a contemporary namesake.
(Vis. of Suffolk, 1664.)
TASBOROUGH, . B.D. 1468-9. A friar. D.D. 1472-3.
TASBOROUGH, . B.Can.L. 1477-8.
TASK, GEORGE. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Trinity Hall, Feb. 20,
1729-30. Matric. 1729-30.
TASKER, WILLIAM. M.A. from King's, 1735. S. of John, of
Steepleton, Dorset, clerk. B. June 7, 1708. Matric. (Balliol
College, Oxford) May 13, 1727, age 18; B.A. (Oxford) 1730-1.
R. of Iddesleigh, Devon, 1738. Buried Sept. 23, 1772. Will
(Exeter) 1773. (^l- Oxon.)
TASKER, . B.Civ.L. 1514-5. Perhaps Thomas Taske,
LL.D., V. of Beeford, Vorks., 1539; died 1539.
TASSELL, ANTHONY. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1619. Of Kent. B.A. 1628. V. of Chilton-upon-
Polden, Somerset, 1645-65, M.A. Minister of East Chinnock,
in 1645.
TASWELL, WILLIAM. B.D. 1685 (Incorp. from Christ Church,
Oxford). Matric. there, July 8, 1670, age i8. S. of James,
of the Isle of Wight, gent. B.A. (O-xford) 1674; M.A. 1677;
B.D. 1685; D.D. 1698. R. of Swanton Novers and Wood
Norton, Norfolk, 1692-8. R. of St Mary, Newington Butts,
Surrey, 1698-1731. R. of St Mary, Bermondsey, 1724-7.
Died June 16, 1731. Buried at Newington. Will, P.C.C.
(Al. Oxon.; Manning and Bray, in. 453.)
TATCHELL, CHRISTOPHER. M.A. from King's, 1744. S. of
John, of Stoke-under-Hamden, Somerset. Matric. (Wadham
College, Oxford) Apr. i, 1732, age 18; B.A. (Pembroke
College, Oxford) 1735. R. of Stockley English, Devon. R.
of Combe St Nicholas, Somerset, 1743-93. Died at Combe,
Feb. 22, 1793, aged 80. (Al. Oxon.; G. Mag.; E. Mag.)
TATE, ANTHONY. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June 23, 1679.
Of Nottinghamshire. Matric. 1679; B.A. 1682-3; M.A. 1686.
TATE, BARTHOLOMEW. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's,
June 6, 1716. Of Northamptonshire. Doubtless s. and h. of
Bartholomew, of Delapre Abbey, Northampton. Bapt.
June 2, 1699, at Hardington, Northants. Matric. 1716.
Adm. at the Inner Temple, May 14, 1716. Called to the Bar,
1728. Married Arundel, dau. of Henry Stratford, of Over-
stone, Northants. Buried Sept. 5, 1776. (Nichols, iii. 1146.)
200
Tate, B[enjamin]
TATE, B[ENJ AMIN]. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Trinity Hall, Oct. i8,
1733. Doubtless Benjamin, 4th s. of William (? 1708-9), of
Thames Street, London. Matric. 1734. Adm. at the Inner
Temple, June 15, 1734. Brother of the next.
TATE, GEORGE. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 17) at Caius, Nov. 2,
1732. 3rd s. of William (? 1708-9), innkeeper, of London.
B. there. Schools, Cheam, Surrey (Mr Sankay) and Eton.
Matric. 1732. Adm. at the Inner Temple, Mar. 21, 1732-3.
Brother of 'Benjamin' (above). {Venn, 11. 36.)
TATE, JAMES. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Magdalene, Apr. 29,
1665. S. of Rudolph, of Layton, Yorks. School, Brignall,
Yorks. Matric. 1665; B.A. 1668-9. Ord. deacon (York) c.
1670-1; priest, Sept. 1671. Perhaps V. of Bishopton,
Durham, 1686-7.
TAIT, JAMES. M.A. 1733 {Lit. Reg.). 'Ord. priest by Bishop
of London.' Perhaps R. of Little Chesterford, Essex, 1728-
47; R. of Gt Chesterford, 1732-47, M.A. Died 1747. Will
{Comm. Essex) 1748; of Gt Chesterford, Essex, clerk.
TATE, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Trinitv, Feb. 28, 1650-1. Of
Hertfordshire. Matric. 1651. One of these names knighted,
May 12, 1687; Recorder of London.
TATE, MATTHEW. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, Mar. 27,
1680. S. of Richard (? 1640), V. of Bilton, Yorks. B. there.
School, Sherbum (Mr Wright). Matric. 1680; B.A. 1683-4;
M.A. from King's, 171 1. Ord. priest (Winchester) Sept. 27,
1687. V. of Bumham, Bucks., 1707-59. R. of Englefield,
Berks., 1711. Di»d Mar. i, 1759, aged 98. Perhaps father of
the next. (G. Mag.)
TATE, MATTHEW. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1715.
Perhaps s. of Matthew (above). B. at Laycock, Wilts.
Matric. 1715-6; B.A. 1719. Fellow, 1719. Ord. deacon
(London) June 12, 1720. Died at Walthamstow, Essex,
Oct. 1720, of small-pox. {Harwood.)
TATE, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from King's, Easter, 1640;
B.A. 1644-5; M.A. from Magdalene, 1649. Licensed as
schoolmaster at Kirkby Misperton, Yorks., 1661. Probably
V. of Bilton, Yorks., c. 1662. Probably father of Matthew
(1680).
TATE, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter, 1621; B.A.
1624-5; M.A. 1628. Ord. deacon (York) June; priest, Sept.
1625. Perhaps of Wressle, Yorks., clerk; will (P.C.C.) 1656.
TATEorTAYTT, WILLIAM. B.A. 1489-90; M.A. 1493. Proctor,
1496-7. According to Dr Caius {Annals) he was Principal
of Gerrard's Hostel, and the chief instigator of the Northern
versus Southern riot and attack on GonviUe Hall, in 1521.
He gave books to the College by way of recompense. Prob-
ably V. of Everingham, Yorks., 1508-24; R. of Thwing,
1509-28; Treasurer of Beverley Minster, 1520-c. 38; Preb.
of York, 1522-40; Canon of Windsor, 1523-40, LL.D. Died
1540. Will (P.C.C.) 1544; 'Canon of Windsor; of Chelms-
ford.' (Le Neve, in. 392.)
TATE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Mar. i, 1708-9.
Of Middlesex. Matric. 1709. Perhaps adm. at the Inner
Temple, Mar. 1, 1708-9; s. and h. of Henry, of Burley, Leics.
Perhaps father of George (1732) and Benjamin (1733).
TATHAM, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. pens, from St John's,
Easter, 1544. Of Richmondshire. B.A. 1546-7; M.A. 1550.
Fellow, 1549. R. of Thorley, Herts., 1573-94.
TATHAM, EDMUND. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Christ's, Apr. 22,
1654. S. of Richard. B. at Tunstall, Lanes. Bapt. there,
Apr. 30, 1637. School, Kirkby Lonsdale (Mr Jackson).
Matric. 1654; B.A. 1657; M.A. 1661. R. of Kirkby Lonsdale,
1661-4. V. of Tunstall, 1664-99; probably reinstated, 1699-
1718. Married Agnes, dau. of Bryan Carter, of Tunstall,
Jan. 17, 1670-1. Buried at Tunstall, Oct. 18, 1718, aged 81.
Brother of Richard (1645), father of Richard (1691) and
John (1692). (W. H. ChippindaU; Victoria Hist. Lanes.,
viii. 229.)
TATHAM, EDMUND. Adm. pens, at Christ's, June 18, 1680.
S. of John, of Nether Burrow, Lanes. Bapt. at Tunstall,
Oct. 31, 1662. Matric. 1682; B.A. 1683-4; M.A. 1694. Ord.
deacon (York) Dec. 1684; priest, Dec. 22, 1689. C. of
Kirklington; V. there, 1698-1705. Buried there June 1,
1733. (W. H. ChippindaU; McCall, Churches of Richmond-
shire, 103.)
TATHAM, EDMUND. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's, May 6,
1692. S. of James, husbandman. B. at Sedbergh. School,
Sedbergh. Matric. 1692; B.A. 1696-7; M.A. 1700. Ord.
deacon (London) Sept. 20, 1696; priest, Sept. 25, 1698.
Chaplain to the Earl of Bindon. V. of Newport, Essex,
1703-35. V. of Ridding, 1704-22. R. of Quendon, 1707-35.
Died 1735. Father of James (1719). {Lambeth Act Bk;
T. C. Dale; Sedbergh School Register, where he is confused
with Edmund (1654).)
TATHAM, HENRY. Matric. sizar from St Catharine's, Easter,
1551; B.A. 1553-4. Received tonsure (London) 1554. V. of
Hauxton, Cambs., 1554.
Tatham, William
TATHAM, JAMES. Adm. pens, (age 15) at St John's, July 9,
1719- S. of Edmund (1692), clerk, of Essex. B. at Newport.
Schools, Newport (Mr Allen) and Boxford, Suffolk (Mr
Tatham). Matric. 1720; B.A. 1723-4.
TATHAM, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's, May 13 or
14. 1633. S. of Edmimd, husbandman, of Burrow-in-Scot-
forth, Lancaster, Lanes. B. there. School, Sedbergh. Matric.
1633; B.A. 1636-7; M.A. 1640. Head Master of Kirkby
Lonsdale School. Married Alice Rigg. Dead by 1649.
(W. H. ChippindaU.)
TATUM, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Clare, Feb. 1, 1650-1. Matric.
1650-1; B.A. 1654-5; M.A. 1658. Usher of Repton School,
Derbs., 1654-9. V. of Sutton-on-the-HiU, 1662-89. Buried
there Feb. 13, 1689. Father of the next. {Lines. Pedigrees,
1307.)
TATHAM, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 24, 1682.
Of Derbyshire. S. of John (above), V. of Sutton-on-the-HiU.
Matric. 1682; B.A. 1685-6; M.A. 1689. V. of Sutton-on-the
HiU, 1689-1733. R. of BonsaU. Buried at Sutton-on-the-
HiU, July 4, 1733. M.I. Father of John (1714). {Lines.
Pedigrees, 1307.)
TATHAM. JOHN. Adm. pens, at Christ's, Sept. 10, 1692.
2nd s. of Edmvmd (1654), V. of TunstaU. Bapt. there, Nov.
12, 1676. Matric. 1694; B.A. 1696-7. Buried at Tunstall,
Ftb. 22, 1701-2. Brother of Richard (1691). (W. H.
ChippindaU; Henry Curtis, The Taihams.)
TATAM, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June 25, 1714. S.
of John (1682), V. of Sutton-on-the-HiU, Derbs. Matric.
1715; B.A. 1717-8. Ord. deacon (YorK) May, 1719; priest,
Dec. 1720. V. of Whaplode, Lines., 1725-68. Died Aug. 30,
1768. {Lines. Pedigrees, 1307; G. Mag.)
TATHAM, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Christ's, Apr. 10,
1744. S. of John. B. at Cantsfield, Lanes. Bapt. at TunstaU,
May 10, 1726. School, Bentham, York>. (Mr Bennison).
Matric. 1744; B.A. 1747-8. V. of Melling-in-Lonsdale,
Lanes., 1750-94. R. of Tatham, 1794-1809. Died 1809.
{Victoria Hist. Lanes., viii. 224; Peile, 11. 246.)
TATAM, LEONARD. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs. 1565.
TATHAM, RALPH. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's, Apr. 21,
1722. S. of Ralph, gent., of Durham. B. at Bishopton, near
Stockton. School, Darlington (Mr Richardson). Matric.
1723; M.B. 1727; M.D. (Leipsic). Physician at Sunderland.
Married (i) Mary, dau. of Ralph Robinson, of Houghton-le-
Spring; (2) EUzabeth Yellowlee, at Sunderland. May 3, 1748.
Buried at Sunderland, Sept. 20, 1752. {Scott-Mayor, in. 348.)
TATHAM, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1586; B.A from St Catharine's, 1590-1. Ord. priest (Nor-
wich) Mar. 25, 1596.'
TATHAM, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Christ's, Sept. 9,
1645. S. of Richard, of Tunstall, Lanes. Bapt. there, Nov.
29, 1628. School, Kirkby Lonsdale (Mr Tatham). Matric.
1645; B.A. 1649; M.A. 1654. Probably V. of Heversham,
Westmorland, 1654-7. V. of Kirkby Lonsdale, 1657-61.
R. of Kirklington, Yorks., 1662-98. Buried at TunstaU,
July 13, 1698. Brother of Edmund (1654). {Peile, 1. 499;
W. H. ChippindaU.)
TATHAM, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Christ's, Apr. 27,
1691. S. of Edmund (1654), V. of TunstaU, Lanes. Bapt.
there, July 17, 1672. School, Bingley, Yorks. (Mr Marshall).
Matric. 1691; Scholar, 1693; B.A. 1694-5. Buried at
TunstaU, July 5, 1708. Brother of John (1692). (W. H.
ChippindaU.)
TATAM, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Lent, 1564-5.
TATHAM, SANDFORD. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's,
Oct. 27, 1740. S. of WiUiam, Esq., of Lancashire. B. at
OveraU, in the parish of Thornton. School, Scorton, Yorks.
(Mr Noble). Matric. 1741; B.A. 1744-5; M.A. 1750. Ord.
deacon (Chester) May 20, 1750; priest, June 2, 1751. R. of
Hutton-in-the-Forest, Cumberland, 1752-77. V. of St
Laurence, Appleby, 1758-77. Chaplain to PhUip, Earl
Stanhope. Married a dau. of Henry Marsden, of Gisbome
HaU, Yorks. Died 1777. {Scott-Mayor, iii. 512.)
TATHAM, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Christ's, Apr. 28, 1684.
S. of Christopher. B. at RathmeU, near Settle, Yorks.
School, Giggleswick. Matric. 1684. One of these names P.C.
of Colne, Lanes., 1694-1708, and V. of Almondbury, Yorks.,
1706-16. Buried May 18, 1716. {Peile, 11. 95.)
TATHAM, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, Nov. 17,
1711. S. of Thomas, clerk. B. at Lancaster. School, West-
minster. Matric. 1711; B.A. 1715-6; M.A. 1719; B.D. 1733.
Fellow, 1717-35. Ord. priest (York) Oct. 1717. V. of Lund,
Yorks., 1719. Licensed to teach at Beverley Grammar
School, 1721. R. of Moreton, Essex, 1733-7. Buried there
Dec. 16, 1737. M.I. {Scott-Mayor.)
TATAM, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Trinity, June i6, 1641.
Matric. 1641.
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TATHAM, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, Apr.
25, 1676. S. of John, deceased. B. at Pontefract, Yorks.
School, Pontefract. Matric. 1676. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn,
Apr. 23, 1678.
TATHAM, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Christ's, May 28,
1700. S. of John. B. in the parish of Thorn ton-in-Lonsdale,
Yorks. School, Kirkby Lonsdale (Mr Firbank). Scholar,
1700; Matric. 1701; B.A. 1703-4; M.A. 1707. Ord. deacon
(London) Sept. 1706; priest (Ely) Dec. 21, 1707. R- of
Wormingford, Essex, 1709-60. R. of Polstead, Suffolk, 1717.
R. of VViston (or Wissington), 1720. Died 1760. (Peile, n.
148.)
TATHAM, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs.
1729; Scholar, 1729.
TATNALL or TOTNALL, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Trinity,
May 20, 1648. Of Lincolnshire. School, Westminster.
Scholar, 1649; Matric. 1651; B.A. 1651-2; M.A. 1655.
Fellow, 1653. Incorp. at Oxford, 1655. Minister of St John
the Evangelist, Westminster, London, 1651-62, ejected.
(Calamy, i. lis; Al. Oxon.)
TATNALL, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1579; B.A. 1582-3; M.A. 1586. R. of St Mary North-
gate, Canterbury, 1612.
TATTERSALL, JAMES. Adm. sizar at St John's, Sept. 20,
1658. S. of John, deceased, of Rossendale, Lanes. B. there.
School, Burnley (Mr Aspden). Matric. 1658. Usher of
Wisbech Grammar School, 1662. {Ely Register.)
TATTERSALL, JAMES. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Trinity, Nov. 5,
1731. S. of John (1692), R. of Chipstead, Surrey. School,
Westminster. Matric. 1732; Scholar, i733; B-A- 1735-6;
M.A. 1742. V. of Charing, Kent, 1746-55- R- of St Paul,
Covent Garden, London, 1754-5, and again, 1758-84. R. of
Streatham, Surrey, 1755- Died Sept. 12, 1784, aged 72.
M.I. at Chipstead. Will, P.C.C. Brother of John (1724).
(G. Mag.; Manning and Bray, 11. 248.)
TATTERSAL, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Apr. 24, 1661.
Of Lancashire, Matric. i66i; B.A. 1664-5; M.A. 1668.
Perhaps ord. deacon and priest (Lincoln) May 17, i668; 'C.
of Melboum, Cambs.' V. of Kemsing with Scale, Kent, 1668.
V. of Waldron, Sussex, 1671-1707. Buried there May 15,
1707. See ^ i. 0«o». for a contemporary. Father of the next.
TATTERSALL, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Apr. 23, 1692;
scholar from St Paul's School. S. of John (above), clerk, of
Sussex. Matric. 1692; B.A. 1695-6; M.A. 1699. R. of
Chipstead, Surrey, 1718-40; also R. of Hangleton, Sussex.
Died Sept. 3, 1740. Buried at Chipstead. M.I. Father of
the next and of James (1731)- (Manning and Bray, 11. 248.)
TATTERSALL, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity, Sept.
7, 1724. S. of John (above), R. of Chipstead, Surrey. School,
Westminster. Matric. 1726; Scholar, 1726; B.A. 1728-9;
M.A. 1732. Fellow, 1731. R- of Depden, Suffolk, 1740-69.
Died Sept. 23, 1769. M.I. at Chipstead. Brother of James
(1731). {Manning and Bray, 11. 249.)
TATTERSHALL, NATHANIEL. Matric. sizar from Trinity,
Easter, 1588. Of Hertfordshire. Migrated to Queens', Dec.
1590. B.A. 1591-2; M.A. 1595.
TATTERSALL or TETERSAL, RICHARD. M.Gram. 1495-6.
TATTON, ROBERT. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Jesus, June 8, 1686.
S. of William, of Wythenshaw, Cheshire. Bapt. there, June
30, 1668. Matric. 1686. Of Wythenshaw, Esq. Married
Frances, dau. of Richard Legh, of Lyme. Died Feb. 21,
1689-90, aged 21. M.I. at Northenden Church. (Burke,
L.G.; A. Gray; Ormerod, iii. 315.)
TATTON, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, June 26,
1678. S. of George, of London. School, Westminster.
Matric. 1679; Scholar, 1679; B.A. 1683-4.
TAULKS, . Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1576.
TAVAN or TAWANE, HENRY. Adm. sizar at Queens', Aug. 2,
1624. Of Cambridgeshire. B.A. 1629-30; M.A. 1633.
TAVERNER, JAMES. Adm. pens, at Clare, Mar. 17, 1725-6.
B. at Maiden, Essex. Matric. 1726; M.B. 1733. Adm. extra-
licentiate R.C.P., 1732. Practised at Sudbury and at
Witham. {Munk, 11. 118.)
TAVERNER, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1578.
B. at Barking, Essex. B.A. from Jesus, 1584-5; M.A. 1588.
Ord. deacon (London) May 23, 1589, age 26; ' R. of St Peter,
Colchester'; priest, July 31, 1591; 'C. of St Magnus Martyr,
London.' Probably R. of Diss, Norfolk, 1596-1613. Buried
Dec. 22, 1613. [To be distinguished from John Tavemer,
R. of Woodeaton, Oxon., 1575, and son of Richard, of
Corpus Christi.]
TAVERNER, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity, c. 1597.
2nd s. of Peter, of Hexton, Herts., and grandson of Richard,
clerk of the Signet to Henry VIII, and of Woodeaton,
Oxon. School, Westminster. Scholar, 1599; B.A. 1601-2;
Tawyer, William
M.A. 1605. Incorp. at Oxford, 1606. Secretary to Dr King,
Bishop of London. Professor of Music at Gresham College,
1610-38. Ord. deacon (London) Dec. 24, 1620; priest. Mar.
13, 1624-5. V. of Tillingham, Essex, 1624-9. V. of Hexton,
Herts., 1629-38. R. of Stoke Newington, Middlesex, 1629-
38. Died Aug. 1638. Buried at Stoke Newington. M.l.
Win dated, Aug. 26; proved, Aug. 29, 1638. {Vis. of Herts.,
1634; Al. Oxon.; D.N.B.; Clutterbuck, in. 10.)
TAVERNER, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter, 1603.
Of Bedfordshire. B.A. 1606-7; M.A. 1610. Perhaps V. of
Hackington, Kent, 1613-5. Died Nov. 19, 1615.
TAVERNER, RICHARD. LL.B. 1496-7. Of Yorkshire. Ord.
deacon (Ely) Mar. 31; priest, Apr. 14, 1498.
TAVERNER, RICHARD. Educated at Corpus Christi; after-
wards at Cardinal's College, Oxford; junior canon there.
S. and h. of John, of North Elmham, Norfolk (and Alice,
dau. of Robert Sylvester, Esq., of Norfolk). B. c. 1505.
B.A. (Oxford) 1527. Incorp. at Cambridge, 1529. M.A.
(Cambridge) 1530. A member of Gonville Hall, 1530-4;
probably Fellow. Studied law in London; afterwards a
student at the Inner Temple. Introduced at Court and taken
under the especial patronage of Thomas Cromwell, 1534.
Clerk of the Signet, 1534-53. Encouraged to produce works
in support of the Reformation. His position endangered by
the fall of Cromwell in 1540; sent to the Tower, but soon
released and granted various estates. M.P. for Liverpool,
1545. Licensed to preach, though a layman, 1552. High
Sheriff of Oxon., 1569, also J. P. Of Norbiton HaU, Surrey;
afterwards removed to Woodeaton, Oxon. Married (1) Mar-
garet, dau. of Walter Lambert, of Carshalton, Surrey;
(2) Mary, dau. of Sir John Harcourt, of Stanton-Harcourt,
Oxon. Author of many works including a translation of the
Bible. An eccentric character of varied experience. Died
July 14, 1575. Buried at Woodeaton. Will proved (P.C.C.)
Aug. 3, 1575. Brother of Roger and Silvester (1541) and
probably hali-brother of Thomas (i554)- {Cooper, i. 338;
Masters, 389; Venn, 1. 28; Al. Oxon.; Vis. of Essex, 1634;
D.N.B.)
TAVERNER, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from King's, Michs. 1602.
Probably brother of Thomas (1602).
TAVERNER, ROGER. Student at Cambridge. Of Norfolk.
2nd s. of John, of North Elmham. Surveyor-General of
the King's woods. South of Trent, c. 1540. M.P. for Laun-
ceston, 1554. Married and had issue. Author, Dearth of
Victuals, etc. Died at Upminster, Essex, 1582. Will, P.C.C.
Brother of the next and of Richard, of Corpus. {Masters,
391; Cooper, I. 461; Vis. of Essex, 1634; D.N.B.)
TAVERNER, SILVANUS (? SILVESTER). Scholar of Gonville
Hall, 1541; afterwards Fellow; B.A. 1543-4- Doubtless
4th s. of John, of North Elmham, Norfolk (and Alice, dau.
of Robert Silvester, of Brisley, Norfolk). R. of Marston,
Beds., 1562. Admon. (P.C.C.) Sept. 22, 1564, to relict Joyce;
of Ely. Brother of Roger (above) and Richard, of Corpus
Christi and probably half-brother of the next. {Vis. of Beds.,
1634, 196; Clutterbuck, in. 8; Venn, 1. 31.)
TAVERNER, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Michs. 1554. Probably 6th s. of John, of North Elmham,
Norfolk (by his 2nd wife Anne Crane, of Norfolk). Of
Kettlestone, Norfolk. Married Mary, dau. of Bartholomew
Skippon. Buried at Homingtoft, June 12, 1604. Probably
half-brother of Silvanus (above), etc. (Carthew, Launditch,
n. 579)
TAVERNER, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from King's, Michs. 1602.
Probably brother of Robert (1602).
TAVERNER, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Magdalene,
Easter, 1627; B.A. from St John's, 1630-1; M.A. from
Magdalene, 1635. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Dec. 18, 1631;
priest, Feb. 26, 1631-2. Perhaps will (Lincoln) 1638; clerk.
TAVERNER, . B.A. 1476-7.
TAVERNER, . Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, June 29, 1616.
TAWKE, ARTHUR. Adm. at Trinity, June 16, 1645, from
Oxford. S. of Richard, of Petersfield, Hants. B.A. 1646-7.
Matric. (Magdalen Hall, Oxford) May 20, 1642, age 16.
Fellow of Jesus College, Oxford, 1648, by the Parliamentary
visitors. B.A. (Oxford) 1649, according to Burrows, 504.
{Al. Oxon.)
TAWYER, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 14) at Sidney, Dec. 19, 1648.
S. of William, deceased. B. at Ely, Cambs. School, Perse,
Cambridge. Matric. 1648-9; B.A. 1652-3; M.A. 1656.
Fellow. Brother of William (1641).
TAWYER, WALTER. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs. 1546.
TAWYER, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 14) at Sidney, Sept. 3,
1641. S. of William, deceased. B. at Ware, Herts. School,
Perse, Cambridge. Matric. 1641; B.A. 1645-6; M.A. 1649.
Brother of John (1648).
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TAYLEBUTT, iu also TALBOT.
TAYLEBUTT, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Michs.
1545.
TAYLOR, see also TYLER.
TAYLER, ABDIAS. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Apr. 17, 1698.
Of Suffolk. Matric. 1699. Perhaps V. of St John's, Wor-
cester, 1708-46, B.A. Preb. of Salisbury, 1724-46. Died
1746. Perhaps father of Samuel (1738).
TAYLOR, ADAM. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs. 1566;
B.-'i. 1569-70; M.A. 1573.
TAYLOR, ANDREW. Matric. sizar from Trinity Hall, Michs.
1545-
TAYLOR, ANDREW. Adm. at King's (age 18) a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 10, 1652. Of Wem, Salop. Matric. 1654; B.A.
1657-8; M.A. 1661. Fellow, 1656-71. Head Master of
Shrewsbury, 1664-87. Buried at St Mary's, Shrewsbury,
Jan. 26, 1687-8. (G. W. Fisher, Shrewsbury; Harwood.)
TAYLOR, ANDREW. Adm. sizar (age 20) at Sidney, Apr. 15,
1672. S. of Leonard, yeoman. B. at Thirsk, Yorks. School,
Thirsk (Mr Wildman). Matric. 1675; B.A. 1675-6. Ord.
deacon (York) May, 1676; priest, Sept. 1678.
TAYLOR, ANTHONY. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Christ's, May 18,
1648. S. of Brian. B. at Horton-in-Ribblesdale, Yorks.
School, Giggleswick. Matric. 1648; B.A. 1651-2. Perhaps
V. of Datchet, Bucks., 1664-73, M.A. (Peile, i. 520.)
TAYLOR, ANTHONY. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Sidney, July 3,
1 72 1. S. of Anthony, of Bridgwater, Somerset. B. there.
School, Eton. Matric. 1721; M.B. 1726; M.D. 1728 (Com.
Reg.). Brother of John (1714).
TAYLOR, ANTHONY. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Jesus, Feb. 2,
1725-6. Of Lincolnshire. S. of Anthony, of Heckington,
Lines., deceased. Matric. 1726. Married Katherine, dau. of
John Lawrence, of Bam Elros, Surrey. Died Nov. 25, 1773,
aged 66. Buried at Heckington. (A. Gray; Lines. Pedigrees,
952-)
TAYLOR, ARTHUR. B.A. from St John's, 1637-8; M.A. 1641;
M.D. 1657. Hon. Fellow R.C.P., 1664. Practised at Win-
chester. Buried Aug. 10, 1674, in Winchester Cathedral. M.I.
(Munk, 1. 342.)
TAYLOR, AUSTIN. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1639. Of Norfolk.
TAILOR, BENJAMIN. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Christ's, Mar. 24,
1622-3. S. of Thomas. B. at Cambridge. School, Perse
(Mr Levering). Matric. 1623; B.A. 1626-7; M.A. 1630.
Probably R. of Tyringham, Bucks., 1660-75. Buried there
Sept. 1675. (Peile, i. 349; Lipscomb, iv. 380.)
TAYLOUR, BENJAMIN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's,
June 8, 1660. S. of Matthew, gent., of Richmond, Yorks.
B. there. School, Richmond (Mr Parvin). Matric. 1660;
M.B. 1671. Died Dec. 10, 1679. Buried at Hull. M.I. at
Holy Trinity Church. (Gent's Hull, 43, 51.)
TAYLOR, BENJAMIN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius, Apr. 17,
1710. S. of Peter, citizen of Norwich. B. there. School,
Norwich (Mr Hoadley and Mr Pate). Matric. 1710; Scholar,
1710-5; B.A. 1713-4. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Sept. 23, 1716;
priest, July 13, 1718; C. of Wroxham, Norfolk. V. of
Darsham, Suffolk, 1720-48; of Bramfield, 1730-7. R. of
Theberton, 1737-48. Died June 19, 1748. M.I. at ThebertOD.
WiU proved (Archd. Suffolk) 1748. (Venn, i. 522.)
TAYLOR, BRIAN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1576.
Of Nottinghamshire. B.A. 1579-80; M.A. 1583; B.D. 1590.
Fellow, 1582-3. R. of Thorrington, Essex, 1589-1610.
Married Dorothy, dau. of William Langley, R. of Prestwich,
Lanes. Died 1610. WiU (Cons. C. London); property in
Notts.
TAYLOR, BROOK. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 15) at St John's,
Apr. 3, 1701. S. and h. of John (and Olivia, dau. of Sir John
Tempest, Bart., of Durham), merchant. B. Aug. 18, 1685,
at Edmonton, Middlesex. Matric. 1709; LL.B. 1709; LL.D.
1714. F.R.S., 1712. Secretary of the Royal Society, 1714-8.
Adm. advocate in the Court of Arches, 1714. Succeeded to
his father's estate of Bifrons, Kent, 1729. Married (1) Miss
Brydges, of Wallington, Surrey; (2) Sabetta, dau. of John
Sawbridge, of Kent. Distinguished mathematician, and a
skilled musician. Author, mathematical; published a re-
markable solution of the problem of the Centre of Oscillation.
Died Nov. 30, 1731. Buried at St Ann's, Soho. Will, P.C.C.
(According to G. Mag., 1793, i. 439, and other authorities,
he died Dec. 29, 1731, but this is probably an error, as his
death occurs in the obituary notices for November in G.
Mag., 1731, 500.) Brother of Herbert (1714). (Burke, L.G.:
D.N.B.;G. Mag.)
TAYLOR, CALEB. Adm. at King's (age 18) a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 29, 1597. Of Godalming, Surrey. Probably s. of
Taylor, Edward
Francis (1363), V. of Godalming. Matric. c. 1597; B.A.
l6or-2; M.A. 1605. Fellow, 1600-4. V. of Godalming,
Surrey, till 1631. Died Dec. 14, 1631. Will, Archd. Surrey,
June 2, 1632.
TAYLOR, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, May 21,
1606. Matric. 1606; B.A. 1609-10. Perhaps of Ripon, in
1611; married Grace Fairfax, of All Saints', North Street,
York, Aug. 6, i6ii. One ot these names of Kirkdale, Yorks.,
clerk; will (Yorks.) 1663.
TAYLOR, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. sizar at Jesus, June 28, 1682.
Of London (parish of St Mary-at-Hill). Matric. 1682; B.A.
1685-6; Scholar, 1686; M.A. 1689. FeUow, 1688-96. V. of
Whittlesford, Cambs., 1694-6. Died Sept. 14, 1696. Buried
in the College Chapel. (A. Gray.)
TAYLOR, CLEMENS. Adm. sizar (age 27) at St John's, June 30,
1729. S. of Thomas, husbandman, of Lancashire. B. at
Roger-Ridding, near Hawkshead. School, Sedbergh. Matric.
1729.
TAYLOR, CLEMENT. Adm. at King's (age 17) a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 14, 1530. Of Cranbrook, Kent.
TAYLOR, DANIEL. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June 30, 1632.
Of Middlesex. Probably s. and h. of William, citizen and
haberdasher, of London. B. c. 1614. Matric. 1632. A Com-
missioner of Customs, 1651. Married (1) Rebecca Marsh,
July 25, 1637, at Hackney; (2) Margaret, dau. of William
Lock, of Wimbledon, Surrey, Aug. 8, 1654. Buried at
St Stephen's, Coleman Street, London, Apr. 20, 1655.
Probably half-brother of Edmund (1644). (P. A. Taylor,
Pedigree of Taylor, 690.)
TAYLOR, DANIEL. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's, Aug. 17,
1723. S. of Daniel, minister of Blisland parish. New Kent Co.,
Virginia, America. B. there. Educated at the College of
William and Mary, Virginia (Mr Frye). Migrated to Trinity,
Oct. 14, 1724. Matric. 1724; B.A. 1727-8. Ord. deacon
(London) Feb. 6, 1726-7; priest. May 7, 1727. Returned to
Virginia. Minister of St John's parish in the County of King
William. Married Alice, dau. of Richard Littlepage, of New
Kent County, gent. Died Sept. 9, 1742, aged 38. Buried at
Ferry Farm, King William County, Virginia. M.I. (Scott-
Mayor, III. 364.)
TAYLOR, DANIEL. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Michs. 1730;
M.B. 1735. Adm. at Leyden, Oct. 30, 1732.
TAYLOR, DUEL. M.A. from King's, 1736. S. of Walter, of
Bath, Somerset. Bapt. Mar. 10, 1710-r, at the Abbey.
Matric. (Exeter College, Oxford) Mar. 24, 1728-9, age i8;
B.A. (Oxford) 1732-3. R. of Bath. Buried at St Michael's,
Bath, May 14, 1767. (G. Mag.; Al. Oxon.)
TAYLOR, EDMUND. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Michs.
1569. V. of Evenley, Northants., 1579-90.
TAYLOR, EDMUND. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June ii, 1644.
Of Middlesex. Doubtless 2nd s. of William, citizen of London
(by his 2nd wife Margaret, dau. of Rev. William Wilson, D.D.,
Canon of Windsor). School, Oundle. Matric. 1644; B.A.
1647; M.A. 1651. Incorp. at Oxford, 1657. R. of Littleton,
Middlesex (appointed by Oliver Cromwell), 1655-60, ejected.
Licensed to be Presbyterian teacher in his house at Witham,
Essex, May 29, 1672. Involved in the Duke of Monmouth's
rebellion, and imprisoned for some time in Tilbury Fort.
Returned to Witham and continued to reside and probably
to preach there. Buried at Witham, Feb. 9, 1692. Half-
brother of Daniel (1632). (A. G. Matthews; P. A. Taylor;
Palmer, Nonconf. Memor.)
TAYLOR, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse, Easter,
1546; probably Scholar, 1545; B.A. from Trinity, 1547-8;
M.A. 1551. Scholar of Trinity. Fellow of Trinity, 1546,
nominated by King Henry VIII. Junior Bursar, 1556-7.
Ord. acolyte (London) 1557. Perhaps V. of St Paul's,
Bedford, 1555; R. of St Mary, 1559.
TAYLOR, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from Clare, Michs. 1573.
TAYLOR, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Michs. 1579
(probably adm. at Corpus Christi, 1579) ; B.A. from Christ's,
1582-3; M.A. from Corpus Christi, 1586.
TAYLOR (?THARLER), EDWARD. Matric. sizar from
Trinity, c. 1597. Probably the 'student of Cambridge'
(one term) who migrated to Oxford. B.A. (from Merton
CoUege, Oxford) June 30, 1601; M.A. (St Alban Hall,
Oxford) 1604. R. of Bigby, Lines., 1609. Will (Lincoln)
Mar. 12, 1616-7. (Al. Oxon.)
TALOR, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from Queens', Michs. i6oi.
Of Staffordshire.
TAYLER, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from Kino's, Michs. 1601.
This or the above B.A. from St Catharine's, 1604-5.
TAYLOR, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1622; B.A. 1625-6. Ord. deacon (York) June, 1626; priest,
Feb. 1626-7.
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TAYLOR EDWARD. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1624; B.A. 1627-8; M.A. 1631. Perhaps R. of Bletchley,
Bucks., 1641-93. Died 1693, aged 83.
TAYLOR, EDWARD. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June 30, 1632.
S of Edward, of London, gent, (and Elizabeth, dau. of
Arthur Bray, of London). B. Aug. 4, 1617. School, Merchant
Taylors'. Matric. 1632; B.A. 1635-6; M.A. 1639. Probably
R of Finchley, Middlesex, 1642. Married Jane, dau. ot
Thomas Stretfield, late of Shoreham, Kent, May 16, 1642
(being then aged about 26). Admon. (P.C.C.) Sept. 15, 1657.
(Vis. of London, 1634.)
TAYLOR, EDWARD. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Magdalene,
Mar 2 1645-6. S. of Edward, citizen of London. B. June 24,
1627. School, Merchant Taylors'. Matric. 1645-6; B.A.
1649-50.
TAYLOR, EDWARD. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Sidney, June 25,
1674. Only s. of Edward, gent. B. at Tadcaster, Yorks.
School, Tadcaster (Mr Bennington). Matric. 1674; LL.B.
1680 Ord. deacon (London) Feb. 27, 1680-1. Probably his
will (P.C.C.) 1692-3; of BridesweU, London. Bequest to
the poor of Tadcaster.
TAYLOR, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, July 3,
1691 S. of John (1662), V. of Harlow, Essex, clerk. B. at
Therfield, Herts. School, Peterborough (Mr Wanng). B.A.
1694-5. Died 1695, aged 20. M.L at Harlow. Brother of
John (1700-1). (J. Ch. Smith.)
TAYLOR EDWARD. M.A. from King's, 1710. S. of Abraham,
of Lichfield, Staffs. Matric. (Oriel CoUege, Oxford) June 30,
1703, age 19; B.A. (Oxford) 1707. Perhaps R. of North
Wraxall Wilts., 1720; R. of Woodborough, 1729; R- of
Sutton Veney, 1731. Will (P.C.C.) 1764; of Sutton Veney,
clerk. {Al. Oxon.)
TAYLOR, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, June
24 1751. and s. of Herbert (1714), clerk, of Kent. B. Aug.
26 1734. School, Ashford. B.A. i755; M-A. 1758. Ord.
deacon (Hereford) Feb. 19, 1758; priest (Canterbury) Mar. 11,
1759. V. of Patrixboume, Kent, 1763-98. Succeeded to
the Bifrons property in 1767. Married Margaret, dau. of
Thomas Turner (afterwards Tayler), in 1769. Died Dec. 1798.
Brother of Herbert (1748). (Scott-Mayor, in. 607; Burke,
L.G.)
TAYLOR, FRANCIS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1563;
B.A. i';66-7; M.A. 1570. Master of Guildford Grammar
SchooU'Surrey, 1570-8. V. of Godalming, 1578. Proctor in
Convocation for the diocese of Winchester, 1586. R. of
Lambeth, Surrey, 1611-8. Died Oct. 1618. Father of Caleb
(1597) and probably grandfather of Francis (1605). Manning
and Bray, iii. 51; T. C. Dale.)
TAYLOR, FRANCIS. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, May 5, i599-
S. of William, yeoman, of Newland, Yorks. School, York
(Mr John Thomes). Migrated to Caius, Oct. 26, 1599. age 16.
Admon. granted of Francis Taylor, of York, Feb. 17, 1633-4.
TAYLOR, FRANCIS. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter, 1605;
B.A. 1609; M.A. 1612; B.D. 1636. V. of Yalding, Kent,
1 639-48, deprived. R.ofClapham, Surrey, 1615-42, resigned.
Six preacher at Canterbury Cathedral. Member of the
Assembly of Divines. Author, classical. Died Apr. 15, 1656,
aged 66. Buried in Canterbury Cathedral. Will, P.C.C. Father
of Francis (1639). (Peile, i. 253; H. G. Harrison; T. C. Dale.)
TAYLOR, FRANCIS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius, Sept. 11,
1629. S. of Francis, gent., of Sandcroft, Suffolk. Matric.
1629-30.
TAYLOR, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1639. Of Surrey. S. of Francis (1605). B. in Canter-
bury (according to Calamy). B.A. 1642-3; M.A. 1646.
Became blind whilst a student. R. of St Alphage, Canter-
bury; ejected, 1662. {Calamy, 11. 57.)
TAYLOR, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1550;
Scholar, 1550.
TAYLOR, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from Queens', Lent, 1582-3.
TAYLOR, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from Queens', c. 15^3. Of
Staffordshire. B.A. 1596-7; M.A. 1600. Fellow, 1599-1608.
TAYLOR, GEORGE. Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, i 599-1 600.
B. at Elvington, Yorks. B.A. 1603-4. Ord. deacon (London)
Sept. 25, 1608, age 26; priest, Mar. 19, 1608-9. Chaplain to
Sir Hen. Hublierd. Perhaps R. of Beeston, Norfolk, 1609.
TAYLOR, GEORGE. B.A. from St Catharine's, 1603-4. B. at
Highgate, Middlesex. M.A. 1607. Ord. deacon (London)
Dec. 20, 1607; priest, Feb. 21, 1607-8, age 24. C. of Homsey,
Middlesex. Will (P.C.C.) 1637-8. One of these names incorp.
at Oxford, 1621; R. of Bloxholme, Lines., 1617.
TAYLOR, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1604.
Taylor, Hugh
TAYLOR, GEORGE. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1647. B. at Whidsor, Berks., 1631. Matric. 1647. Lett in
1650. Clerk to an attorney. Died in Loudon, 1656. {Huf-
wood.)
TAYLOR, GEORGE. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June 15, 1667.
Of Lancashire. Matric. 1667; B.A. 1670-1; M.A. 1674.
Signed for priest's orders (London) Dec. 21, 1672. Probably
R. of Leaden Roding, Essex, 1683-99; R. of St Clement's,
Ipswich, 1683. Married Anne Bacon, of St Laurence Jewry,
London, spinster, Sept. 5, 1687 (he being then aged 38).
Died May 31, 1699, aged 49.
TAYLER, GEORGE. Adm. sizar at Corpus Christi, 1689. Of
Norwich. Matric. 1690; B.A. 1693-4. Ord. deacon (Norwich)
May 26, 1695; priest, Sept. 20, 1696. V. of Wymondham,
Norfolk, 1701-37. R. of Rockland St Peter, 1703. Died
Feb. 14, 1737, aged 62. Buried at Wymondham. M.I.
(Blomefield, 11. 532.)
TAYLER, GUY. Adm. scholar (age 16) at Caius, Jan. 27, 1577-8-
S. of Thomas, yeoman, of Drax, Yorks. School, York
(Mr PuUane). B.A. 1581-2.
TAYLOR, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse, Lent,
1557-8.
TAYLOR, HENRY. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1585.
B. at Sedbergh. Perhaps B.A. 1589-90. Ord. deacon
(London) Mar. 29, 1591, age 24; 'C. of Bedfont, Middlesex ;
v., 1591-5.
TAYLOR, HENRY. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Easter, 1586.
Matric. 1586.
TAYLOR, HENRY. Matric. sizar from St John's, c. 1595. Of
Lincohishire. B.A. 1599-1600; M.A. 1603. Fellow, 1601.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Dec. 18; priest, Dec. 19, 1613.
TAYLOR, HENRY. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1609;
B.A. 1611-2; M.A. 1615.
TAYLOR, HENRY. B.A. from Jesus, 1612-3. Doubtless 4th s .
of James (1562). B. at Westmill, Herts. M.A. 1616; B.D.
1623. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Mar. 14, 1617-8; priest (London)
Dec. 20, 1618, age 24. V. of Stapleford, Cambs., 1618-61.
Buried there Apr. 26, 1661. Brother of Richard (1601) and
probably of John (1611). (Vis. of Herts., 1572 and 1634.)
TAYLOR, HENRY. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, June 25,
1639. S. of Robert, husbandman, of Denton, Yorks. B. there.
School, Otley (Mr Belwood). Matric. 1639; B.A. 1642-3.
TAYLOR, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Trinity, 1640.
TAYLOR, HENRY. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Caius, June 24, 1653.
S. of Walter, of Ashton, Lanes. School, Winwick (Mr Gorst).
Scholar, 1653-7; B.A. 1656-7; M.A. 1660. Incorp. at Oxford,
1675. Perhaps chaplain to the Earl of Devon; if so, R. of
Alverdiscote, Devon; R. of Littleham, 1676.
TAYLOR, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Queens', Apr. ix, 1727.
Of Essex. 3rd s. of William, merchant, of London (and Anne,
dau. of Edward Crispe). B. May, 1711, at South Weald,
Essex. School, Hackney. Matric. 1729; B.A. 1731-2; M.A.
1735. FeUow, 1734-40. Ord. deacon, 1733; priest (by Benj.
Hoadly) 1735. R. of Wheatfield, Oxford, 1737-53- K- °i
Baughurst, Hants., 1744-5- V. of Portsmouth, 1745. R. of
Ovington, 1753-5. V. of Crawley, 1755-85- Married
Christian, dau. of Francis Fox, V. of St Mary's, Reading,
Berks. Author, theological; espoused the Apollinarian heresy
in The Apology of Ben Mordecai. Died Apr. 27, 1785. Buried
at Crawley. (D.N.B.; A. B. Beaven; P. A. Taylor.)
TAYLOR, HENRY. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Trinity, May 29,
1746. S. of Thomas, of Harraton, Durham. School, Hough-
ton-le-Spring (Mr Griffiths).
TAYLOR, HERBERT. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's,
July 7, 1714. 2nd s. of John, of Patrixboume, Kent, Esq.
Bapt. there. May 15, 1698. School, Westminster. Matric.
1714; B.A. 1717-8; M.A. 1721. FeUow, 1720-7. Ord. deacon
(London) Dec. 24, 1721; priest (Lincoln) Mar. 10, 1722-3.
C. of St Margaret's, Canterbury, 1726. R. of St Alphage with
St Mary Northgate, Canterbury, 1726-53. Six preacher of
Canterbury, 1726. R. of Hunton, Kent, 1728-63. V. of
Patrixboume, 1753-63. Married Mary, dau. of Dr Edward
Wake, preb. of Canterbury. Died Sept. 29, 1763. Brother
of Brook (1701), father of the next and of Edward (i75i)-
(Burke, L.G.)
TAYLOR, HERBERT. Adm. pens, at St John's, Mar. 30, 1748.
S. of Herbert (above), of Kent. B. at Bifrons, Patrixboume.
Matric. 1749. Died unmarried in London, Nov. 19, 1767,
aged 36. Brother of Edward (1751)- (Burke, L.G.)
TAYLER, HUGH. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 19) at Sx John's,
June 24, 1672. S. of Hugh, gent., of Coates, Yorks. B. at
Barlby (his mother's home). School, Pocklington (Mr
Ellison). Matric. 1672. Married and had issue. Buried at
Carlton, Yorks., May 27, i7ii- (Vis. of Yorks., 1666;
Genealogist, N.S., xxx.)
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TAYLER, HUGH. Adm. pens, at Queens', June 17, 1698. Of
London. Matric. 1698.
TAYLOR, HUMPHREY. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1550.
TAYLOR, HUMPHREY. Adm. sizar at Pembroke, Aug. 27,
1713- S. of Richard, V. of Darenth, Kent. B. Oct. 14, 1696.
School, Merchant Taylors'. Matric. 1714; B. A. 1717-8; M.A.
1721. R. of Ifield, Kent, 1720-30. R. of Nutstead, 1720-30.
Died Oct. 21, 1730, aged 33. Buried at Darenth. M.I.
Brother of John (1707). (Fielding, Rochester.)
TAYLOR, ISAAC. Adm. sizar at Trinity, June 32, 1653. Of
Stafiordshire.
TAYLOR, ISAAC. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Sidney, Jime 2, 1680.
S. and h. of Isaac, M.D., deceased. B. at Old Bailey, London.
School, Newport, Salop (Mr Edwards). Matric. i68o; B.A.
1683-4. Ord. priest (Lincoln) Sept. 23, 1710. Of Newport,
Salop, clerk. Married Margaret Sansom, of Bildas, Salop,
spinster, July 22, 1686.
TAYLER, ISRAEL. Matric. pens, from Christ's, 1592-3. B.
at Haxey, Lines., c. 1574- B.A. 1596-7; M.A. 1600; D.D.
1628. Ord. priest (Ely) Apr. 25, 1602. V. of Thornton
Curtis, Lines., 1602-9. R- of Ballymacelligott, and V. of
Kilcummin and Molahifie, Co. Kerry, 1611. Precentor of
Cork, 1613-52. R. of Rathclairin and Insula Parva, Co. Cork,
1614. V. of Clonmel, 1615-8. V. of Clonfert, 1615-30.
Suffered greatly in the rebellion of 1641. WiU proved (Cork)
June 23, 1652. {Peile, i. 209; H. B. Swanzy.)
TAYLOR, JAMES. Matric. sizar from St Catharine's, Easter,
1544. Of Lancashire. B.A. 1549-50; M.A. 1553. Fellow, c.
1550.
TAYLOR, JAMES. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1562.
Of Gomersal, Yorks. B.A. 1565-6; M.A. 1569; B.D. 1576.
FeUow, 1566. Ord. deacon (Ely) Aug. 24, 1566. University
preacher, 1573. R. of Cottered, Herts., 1576-88. R. of
Sutton, Cambs., 1578-88. R. of Yelling, Hunts., 1580-5.
Preb. of Ely, 1584-1622. R. of Aspden, Herts. R. of West
Mill, Herts., tUl 1622. Married Frances, dau. of John Cutler,
of Springhall-in-Stanstead, Suffolk. Died Mar. 19, 1622-3.
Buried at West Mill. Will (P.C.C.) 1623. Father of Henry
(1612-3), Richard (1601) and probably of John (1611).
(Bentham, Ely; Vis. of Herts., 1572.)
TAYLOR, JAMES. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Lent, 1593-4;
B.A. 1597-8; M.A. 1601. Ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.)
May 18, 1600. Probably R. of Mundford, Norfolk, 1608, and
father of Thomas (1626).
TAYLOR, JAMES. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 2, 1619.
Matric. 1619.
TAYLOR, JAMES. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1621; B.A. 1624-5; M.A. 1628. Perhaps ord. deacon
(Norwich) Sept. 24, 1626; priest, Jan. 4, 1628-9.
TAYLOR, JAMES. Adm. at St Catharine's, May i, 1661. Of
Middlesex. Matric. 1661; B.A. 1664-5.
TAYLOR, JAMES. Matric. from St Catharine's, Lent, 1716-7;
LL.B. 1717.
TAYLOR, JAMES. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Clare, Michs. 1719.
TAYLOR, JAMES. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius, Apr. 8, 1724.
S. of John, druggist, of Norwich. B. there. School, Norwich.
Matric. 1724; Scholar, 1724-9; B.A. 1727-8; M.A. 1738.
Chaplain of St Benedict's, Norwich, 1735. V. of Stalham,
Norfolk, 1736-8. R.ofBincombe, Dorset, 1738-53. Chaplain
to the King's Regiment of Horse. Married Penelope, dau. of
Reginald Ryley, of Norfolk. Author, sermons, etc. Died
1753. {Venn, 11. 20; Norfolk Archaeol., viii. 317.)
TAYLOUR, JEREMIAH. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Caius, Mar. 30,
1665. S. of John, gent., of Golbome, Lanes. B. there. School,
Winwick (MrGorse). Matric. 1665. Probably Scholar, 1666-
72; B.A. 1668-9; M.A. 1672. Ord. deacon (Ely) Sept. 1671;
priest (Norwich) Sept. 1672; C. of Runcton, Norfolk. Prob-
ably V. of Teynham, Kent, 1681-8, and R. of Buckland,
1686-8. Died i688. (Venn, i. 425.)
TAILOR, JEREMY. Adm. sizar (age 15 sic) at Caius, Aug. 18,
1626. S. of Nathaniel, barber. B. at Cambridge. Bapt.
Aug. 15, 1613, at Trinity Church. School (private). Matric.
1626-7; Scholar, 1628-33; B.A. 1630-1; M.A. 1634. Fellow,
1633-6. Incorp. at Oxford, 1635. D.D. (Oxford) 1642.
Fellow of All Souls, Oxford, 1635. R. of Uppingham,
Rutland, 1638-44. R. of Overstone, Northants., 1643-4.
Chaplain to the King, and to Archbishop Laud. Taken
prisoner in the Royalist defeat before Cardigan Castle, 1645.
Retired to Golden Grove, Carmarthenshire, where some of
his best work was done. Preached in London occasionally.
Went to Ireland, 1658-60. Vice-Chancellor of Dublin
University, 1661. Bishop of Down and Connor, 1661-7;
involved in disputes with the independent clergy. Bishop
Taylor, John
of Dromore, X661-7. P.C. (Ireland), 1661. Knihor, Liberty of
Prophesying, Holy Living and Holy Dying. Died at Lisbum,
Aug. 13, 1667. Buried in Dromore Cathedral. WiU, Dublin.
(Venn, i. 278; D.N.B.; Al. Oxon.)
TAYLER, JEREMY. Adm. sirar at Christ's, May 28, 1722.
S. of Jeremy. School, King's College, Cambridge. Matric.
1722; Scholar, 1722. Resided three years. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) Sept. 21, 1729; priest (? Lincoln) June 5, 1748.
Licensed to Firsby, Lines., 1729. V. of Easton, Hunts.,
1749-79- Died 1779. (Peile, 11. 206.)
TAYLOR, JOHN. B.A. 1508-9.
TAYLOR, JOHN. B.A. 1510-1.
TAYLOR, JOHN. B.Can.L. 1511-2.
TAYLOR, JOHN. Incorp. at Cambridge, 1520; at Oxford, 1522.
B. at Barton, Tatenhill, Staffs, (s. of a tailor and one of three
sons bom at one birth). D.Can.L. (abroad). R. of Bishop's
Hatfield, Herts., in 1503. R. of Sutton Coldfield, Warws., c.
1504. Clerkof the Parliaments, 1509-23. Master in Chancery,
1509. Preb. of Lichfield, 1509. R. of All Hallows-the-Great,
London, 1510-34. Archdeacon of Derby, 1515; of Bucking-
ham, 1516-34. Preb. of St Stephen's, Westminster, 1518.
Chaplain to Henry VIII, whom he accompanied to France,
1520. V. of Halifax, 1521-34. Ambassador to France, 1526,
1531-3. Master of the Rolls, 1527-34. Will (P.C.C.) 1534.
(Cooper, I. 49; D.N.B.; A. B. Beaven; Al. Oxon.)
TAYLOR, JOHN. B.A. 1523-4; M.A. 1527; B.D. 1535-6; D.D.
1537-8. Fellow of Queens', 1523-37. Proctor, 1532-3.
Master of St John's, 1538-46, resigned owing to dissensions.
R. of St Peter, Comhill, London, 1536-52. R. of Tatenhill,
Staffs., 1537-52. Dean of Lincoln, 1544-52. Imprisoned for
holding reformed opinions, 1546, but soon retracted. One
of the commissioners appointed to draw up the first Prayer
Book, 1548. Bishop of Lincoln, 1552; deprived, 1554. Died
Dec. 1554. (Cooper, i. 121; D.N.B.)
TAYLER, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs. 1544.
TAYLER, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Michs. 1544.
TAYLOR, JOHN. Adm. at King's (age 16) a scholar from Eton,
Aug. 23, 1552. Of Amberley, Sussex. Matric. 1552; B.A.
1556-7; M.A. 1560. Fellow, 1555-69. Practised the law at
Lichfield. Perhaps adm. at Gray's Inn, 1561. Translated
Valerius Maximus. Perhaps father of Thomas (1592).
(Cooper, I. 294; Harwood.)
TAYLER, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter, 1553.
TAYLOR, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs. 1559.
One of these names R. of Wickford, Essex, 1572; will (Cons.
C. London) 1591.
TAYLOR, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1570.
TAYLOR, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1570.
Doubtless B.A. from St Catharine's, 1574-5. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) Sept. 15, 1575; 'recommended by Trinity College';
priest, Sept. 21, 1576; 'of Cath. Hall.' V. of Stratton St
Mary, Norfolk, 1576. Died 1636.
TAYLOR, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1575.
TAYLOR, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1583.
TAYLER, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1589;
B.A. 1593-4; M.A. 1597. Probably B.D. (Oxford) 1614.
Probably V. of St Mary Bredin, Canterbury, 1599-1601;
R. of Hastingleigh, 1601-47; V. of Elmsted, 1629 (then B.D.).
(But see also the next, who may have been the B.D. of
Oxford and the holder of the above livings.) Probably
father of John (1623).
TAYLER, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, c. 1591; B.A.
1594-5; M.A. 1598. One of these names V. of Butsbury,
Essex, 1615. Will (Cons. C. London) 1625-6.
TAYLOR, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1607. Of Norfolk. B.A. 1609-10; M.A. 1614. FeUow, 1613-8.
Taxor, 1618. V. of Cringleford, and of Heylesdon, Norfolk,
till 1662. Probably R. of Thurgarton, 1617-28, and R. of
Talconeston, 1618-43. Died Dec. 13, 1662. Buried at
Cringleford. M.I. Probably father of jfohn (1639). (Blome-
field, V. 38, 170.)
TAYLOR, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Easter, 1611.
Probably 3rd s. of James (1562). B.A. 1614. Married
Elizabeth, dau. of John Bragg, of Stratford, Suffolk. Prob-
ably brother of Henry (1612-3) and Richard (1601). (Vis.
of Herts., 1572 and 1634.)
TAYLOR, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Dec. 1614;
B.A. from Christ's, 1618-9; M.A. 1622. Perhajjs V. of
Hemel Hempstead, Herts., 1628-42, ejected. One of these
names V. of Duffield, Derbs., 1650. (Peile, 1. 307.)
TAYLOR, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Oct. 16, 1615.
TAYLOR or TAYLARD, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Peterhousb,
June 23, 1617. Matric. 1617.
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TAYLOR, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity, 1620; scholar
from Westminster; B.A. 1624-5; M.A. 1628.
TAYLOR, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Sidney, May, 1623.
S. of John (? 1589), V. of Hastingleigh, Kent. B. at Hide,
East Kent. School, King's, Canterbury. Matric. 1623.
TAYLOR, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1624;
B.A. 1627-8. Ord. priest (Peterb.) Sept. 20, 1629.
TAYLOR, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, Jan. 4, 1625-6.
Of Hertfordshire.
TAYLOR, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1628;
B.A. from Magdalene, 1630-1.
TAYLOR, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Jesus, June 6, 1631. S. of
Richard (i6oi). B. at Westioill, Herts. Scholar, 1631;
B.A. 1634-5; M.A. 1638. Fellow, 1638; ejected, 1644. Preb.
of St Paul's, ejected. Fought in the King's army; captain at
the siege of Colchester. R. of Westmill, Herts., i669-(?) 84.
Brother of Richard (1631). {Cussans, 1. i. 206; Clutterbuck,
III. 32I-)
TAYLOR, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Trinity, June 12, 1639. Matric.
1639.
TAYLOR, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Easter,
16^9. Probably s. of John (1607). B.A. 1640; M.A. 1644.
Ord. deacon (Norwich) Dec. 18, 1642, age 23; 'C. of Tacol-
neston, Norfolk'; probably R. there, 1643-60. (Blomefield,
V. 170.)
TAYLOR, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 161 at Christ's, May 4, 1640.
S. of Thomas, of Wilsborough, Kent. B. 1623, at Elmsted,
Kent. School, Wye. Matric. 1640. Died s.p. 1642. (Peile, i.
470; Burke, Ext. Bart.)
TAYLOR, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Christ's, Feb. r, 1645-6. S.
of John. B. at Walton-on-Trent, Notts. School, Repton.
Matric. 1647; B.A. (Magdalen College, Oxford) 1649-50;
M.A. 1652. One of these names R. of Tiberton, (?) Salop,
1663. (Peile,\. s^i; Al.Oxon.)
TAYLOR, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Magdalene, June 21,
1652. S. of John, of Morwick (? Barwick), Yorks. School,
Barwick. Matric. 1652.
TAYLOR, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 14) at Magdalene, Oct. 3,
1654. S. of Matthew, Esq., of Eaton Socon, Beds. School,
Huntingdon. Matric. 1655. Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1657.
Barrister, 1664. Married Hannah Osborne, spinster, July 14,
1663.
TAYLEUR, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, June 5,
1656. S. of Creswell, Esq. B. 1639, at Longdon, Salop.
School, Harlaston, Staffs, (private). Matric. 1656; B.A.
1658-9. Sheriff of Shropshire, 1691. Of Rodington, Esq.
Married and had issue. (Scott-Mayor, xxviii; Burke, L.G.;
Vis. of Salop, 1623.)
TAYLOR, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Trinity, May 14, 1658. Matric.
1658; Scholar, 1661; B.A. 1661-2. One of these names V. of
Covington, Hunts., 1674-6.
TAYLOR, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 28) at St John's, Jan. 8,
1658-9. Previously at Oxford. S. of Michael, of Middleton,
Lanes. Bapt. there. May i, 1629. Matric. (Brasenose College,
Oxford) Mar. 9, 1648-9. 3rd Master at Shrewsbury School,
1659-88, B.A. (afterwards styled M.A., but no record of
graduation). Buried at Shrewsbury, Aug. 1, 1688. (Scott-
Mayor, 139; G. W. Fisher, 179.)
TAYLOR, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Magdalene, Mar. 25,
1660. S. of William, of York. School, Sherbum. Matric.
1660. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Nov. 21, 1661.
TAYLER, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Trinity, June 19, 1662; B.A.
1665-6; M.A. 1669. Perhaps V. of Hungerton, Leics.,
1669-85.
TAYLOR, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's, July 5, 1662.
S. of John, of Chelmsford, Essex. B. there. Matric. 1663;
B.A. 1666-7; M.A. 1670. Ord. priest (Peterb.) Dec. 19, 1668.
V. of Harlow, Essex, 1679. Preb. of Peterborough, 1685-
1726. R. of Irthlingborough All Saints', Northants., 1707-26.
Died May 26, 1726, aged 85. Buried at Harlow. M.I. Father
of Edward (1691) and John (1700-1). (H. I. Longden.)
TAYLOR, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 15) at St John's, June 8,
1667. S. of Ralph, tailor. B. at York. School, York (Mr
Preston). Matric. 1667; B.A. 1670-1. Ord. deacon (York)
Sept. 1672; priest, Feb. 1675-6. Perhaps R. of Sparham,
Norfolk, 1688-1708.
TAYLER, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Jesus, Apr. 19, 1673.
S. of John, of WhaUey, Lanes. Matric. 1673; B.A. 1676-7.
Probably C. of Altham, Lanes., 1676-1705; C. of Churchkirk,
1690.
TAYLOR, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Embjanuel, Aug. 8, 1675,
Of Derbyshire. Matric. 1678.
TAYLOR, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Jesus, Apr. 26, 1677.
Of Lancashire.
Taylor, John
TAYLOR, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, Mar. 27,
1679. S. of Samuel (1637-8), R. of Deene, Northants. B.
there. School, Uppingham (Mr Stockman). Matric. 1679;
B.A. 1682-3. Brother of Samuel (1663-4).
TAYLOUR, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Sidney, Aug. 15,
1681 (from New Inn Hall, Oxford; matric. there, Dec. 5,
1670, age 15). S. of Nicholas, clerk, of Wimbome, Dorset.
School, Wimbome. Matric. 1682; B.A. 1683-4; M.A. 1691.
V. of Hougham St Lawrence, Kent, in 1708. C. of St James',
Dover, 1708.
TAYLOR, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Queens', June 15, 1687. Of
Yorkshire. Perhaps s. and h. of John, of Gate Fulford,
Yorks., Esq. If so, adm. at Gray's Inn, Nov. 22, 1687.
TAYLOR, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Trinity, June 30,
1687. S. of John, of Barwick, Yorks. School, Wakefield.
Matric. 1687; Scholar, 1689; B.A. 1690-1; M.A. 1710. Ord,
deacon (York) May 22, 1692; priest, Sept. 1693. V. of
Tuxford, Notts., 1693-c. 1716. Father of Walter (1716).
TAYLOR, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, Mar. 12,
1700-1. S. of John (1662), clerk. B. at Harlow, Essex.
School, Bishop's Stortford (Mr Took). Matric. 1701; B.A.
1704-5; M.A. 1708. Ord. deacon (London) June 8, 1707;
priest, Sept. 19, 1708. Probably R. of Orton LonguevLUe
with-BotoIphbridge, Himts., 1718-21. Died 1721. Brother
of Edward (1691).
TAYLOR, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Pembroke, July 1,
1707. S. of Richard, V. of Darenth, Kent, 1685-1712 (died
Aug. 1712, aged 57). Matric. 1707; B.A. 1710-1; M.A. 1714.
Ord. deacon (London) Dec. 21, 1712; priest (Rochester)
Sept. 19, 1714. V. of Darenth, Kent, 1714-58. R. of
Fawkham, 1726-58. Buried at D2irenth, Apr. 21, 1758.
Brother of Humphrey (1713) and father of John ^1740).
(Lambeth AU Book; T. C. Dale.)
TAYLOR, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Sidney, June 4, 1714.
S. of Anthony, of Bridgwater, Somerset. B. there. School,
Tiverton. Matric. 1714; B.A. 1717-8; M.A. 1721; B.D. 1728
(Com. Reg.). Fellow, 1723. R. of Swanscombe, Kent, 1737-
57. Buried there, Sept. 17, 1757, aged 60. M.I. Brother of
Anthony (1721). (Fielding, Rochester.)
TAYLOR, JOHN. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 20) at St John's,
May 10, 1717. S. of William, Esq., of Yorks. B. at Beverley.
School, Beverley (Mr Johnstone). Matric. 1717. One of these
names knighted, Oct. 11, 1727; gentleman pensioner.
TAYLEURE, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Pembroke, May 25,
1721. S. of John, of London, Esq. Matric. 1721; B.A. 1724-5;
M.A. 1728. Perhaps R. of Alburgh, Norfolk, 1730-8. One
of these names chaplain in the Navy, 1732-4.
TAYLOR, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, June 7,
1721. S. of John, barber-surgeon, of Shrewsbury, and
grandson of John (1658-9). B. there, June 22, 1704. School,
Shrewsbury (Mr Lloyd). Matric. 1721; B.A. 1724-5; M.A.
1728; LL.D. 1741. Fellow, 1726-52. Incorp. at Oxford.
1731. University librarian, 1732-4. Registrary, 1734-51.
Adm. advocate in Doctors' Commons, 1741; advocate in
the Court of Arches, 1741. Chancellor of the diocese of
Lincoln, 1744-66. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 20; priest,
Sept. 21, 1747. R. of Lawford, Essex, 1751-66. Archdeacon
of Buckingham, 1753-66. Preb. and canon residentiary
of St Paul's, 1757-66. F.S.A., 1759; Director of the Society,
1769-66. Classical scholar. Edited Demosthenes, etc. Died
Apr. 4, 1766, aged 63. Buried in St Paul's Cathedral. Will,
P.C.C. Benefactor to St John's and to Shrewsbury School.
(D.N.B.; Scott-Mayor, in. 339; G. W. Fisher, 179 and 208.)
TAYLOR, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, June 9,
1724. S. of Robert, blacksmith, of Cockerham, near Lan-
caster. B. there. School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1724; B.A.
1727-8; M.A. 1731; B.D. 1738; D.D. 1760. Fellow, 1729-61.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June 13, 1731; priest, Sept. 24, 1732.
V. of Littlebury, Essex, 1743-59. R. of Staplehurst, Kent,
1759-84. Died Dec. 30, 1784, aged 77. Will (P.C.C.) 1785.
Benefactor to St John's. (Scott-Mayor, iii. 369; G. Mag.)
TAILER, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 20) at St John's, Jime 24,
1728. S. of J., of Derbyshire. B. at Dronfield. School,
Sheffield, Yorks. (Mr Robinson). Matric. 1729; B.A. 1731-2.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Dec. 24, 1732; priest, Sept. 19, 1736;
C. of Roxby, Lines. (Scott-Mayor, in. 417.)
TAYLOR, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Pembroke, Jime 23,
1730; 'Grecian' from Christ's Hospital. S. of Samuel, wig-
maJ:er and barber-surgeon, of St Michael, Bassishaw, London.
Bapt. Mar. 13, 1711. Matric. 1730; B.A. 1733-4; M.A. 1737.
TAYLOR, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Trinity, June 5, 1733. School,
Westminster. Matric. 1733; Scholar, 1734.
TAYLOR, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, May i,
1740. S. of John (1707), clerk, V. of Darenth, Kent. B. there.
School, Bishop's Stortford, Herts. (Mr Mall). Matric. 1740;
B.A. 1743-4; M.A. 1747- Fellow, 1746-52. Ord. deacon
(Rochester) Oct. 24, 1746; priest, June 5, 1748.
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TAYLOR, JOHN. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1742-
S. of John. Bapt. at St James', Bath, Jan. 8, 1723. Matric.
Lent, 1743; B.A. 1746-7; M.A. 1750. Fellow, 1746. Ord.
deacon (Lincoln) Dec. 24, 1749; priest, June 10, 1750. V. of
Combe, near Bath. Will (P.C.C.) 1780. One of these names,
R. of Bath, died Aug. 1768. (G. Mag. also records the death
of Duel Taylor, R. of Bath, in the year 1767, whom see.)
TAYLOR, JOHN. M.A. from Emmanuel, 1749. S. of John, of
Courton, Staffs., clerk. Matric. (Worcester College, Oxford)
Apr. 8, 1731, age 17; B.A. (Oxford) 1734. (Al. Oxon.)
TALER, JONAS. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter, 1560
{impubes).
TAYLOR, JONAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1588;
B.A. 1593-4; M.A. 1597. V. of Lyminge, Kent, 1621-32.
Died 1632.
TAYLOR, JOSEPH. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1613;
B.A. 1616-7; M.A. 1620. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) May 23;
priest. May 24, 1619. Perhaps lecturer and schoolmaster of
Ashbourne, Derbs. One of these names of Ashbourne, Derbs.;
Will (P.C.C.) 1633. {F.M.G., 235, 579-)
TAYLOR, JOSEPH. Adm. pens, at Queens', Sept. 2, 1644. Of
Middlesex.
TAYLER, JOSEPH. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Christ's, Michs.
1738; M.B. 1743; M-D. 1748.
TAYLOR, LAURENCE. Scholar of Christ's, 1535; B.A. 1537-8;
M.A. 1546. Fellow of Pembroke. One of these names V. of
Bradford, Yorks., 1563-8. Died 1568.
TAYLER, LAURENCE. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1556.
TAYLOR, Lj^URENCE. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs.
1587. B. 1569, at Carleton-in-Craven, Yorks. Ord. deacon
(York) Dec. 1617; priest. May, 1618; 'B.A. of Trinity.'
Probably Master of Bumsall Grammar School, Yorks.,
1602-7; Master of Skipton Granamar School, 1615-9. Ap-
parently lived at Carleton, 1608-13. Died July 24, 1623.
(T. W. Edmondson.)
TAYLOR, MASCIE. Adm. pens, at Queens', May 4, 1749;
Fell.-Com. 1752. Of London. Doubtless s. and h. of William,
of London, Esq., solicitor (nephew of William Massey, of
Lyme, Cheshire). Matric. 1749. Of Lyme, Esq. Married
Anne, dau. of George Mainwaring, of Bromborough, Cheshire.
Died Jan. i, 1769. Buried at Lyme. {Ormerod, i. 437;
G. Mag.)
TAYLOR, MATTHEW or MATTHIAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at
Christ's, June 17, 1645. S. of Arthur. B. at Wisbech,
Cambs. School, Wisbech (Mr Frisney). Matric. 1645; B.A.
1648-g; M.A. from Peterhouse, 1653. Fellow of Peterhouse,
1651. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Nov. 26, 1655. Called to the
Bar, 1662. (T. A. Walker, 98; Peile, i. 497.)
TAYLER, MICHAEL. Matric. from Trinity Hall, Michs. 1623;
B.A. 1626-7, 'Miles'; M.A. 1631. Perhaps minister of
Stradset, Norfolk, in 1651.
TAYLOR, MICHAEL. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Sidney, July i,
1647. S. of Roger, farmer. B. at Silverton, Devon. School,
Tiverton. Matric. 1647; B.A. 1 650-1. Held the sequestered
living of Pyeworthy, Devon, till about 1661. Afterwards
a preacher in Devon. Died at Holsworthy, May 26, 1705.
{Calamy, i. 396.)
TAYLOR, MOSES. Adm. sizar at Queens', June, ^614. Of
Ireland. Matric. 1615; B.A. 1617-8. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
May 31; priest, June i, i6i8.
TAILOR, NATHANIEL. Matric. sizar from Trinity, c. 1595;
Scholar, 1599; B.A. 1599-1600; M.A. 1603; B.D. 1617.
Fellow, 1602. Senior Dean, 1622-5 and 1626-30. R. of
Hatfield Broad Oak, Essex, 1616-7. V. of Barrington,
Cambs., 1618-20. V. of Whitkirk, Yorks., 1619-28. R. of
Cheadle, Cheshire, 1628-30. Died 1630.
TAYLOR, NATHANIEL. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Aug. 19,
1635. Of Middlesex. Matric. 1637. Perhaps 's. of John, of
Eastcheap, London, gent.'; adm. at Gray's Inn, Mar. 15,
1638-9. Barrister-at-law. If so, probably Recorder of
Colchester, and M.P. for Beds., 1653. Married Mary, dau.
of John Bridges, Counsellor of Hackney, London. (According
to Burke, L.G., his wife was the dau. of Colonel John Bridges,
s. and h. of John, Counsellor of Hackney.) Ancestor of the
Taylors of Bifrons, Kent. Died 1684. (Kimber, in. 54;
Burke, L.G.)
TAYLOR, NATHANIEL. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's,
Michs. 1654; B..\. 1657; M.A. 1662. One of these names R.
of Checkley, Staffs., 1662, 'M.A.'
TAYLER, NATHANIEL. Adm. sizar at Trinity, Sept. 3, 1667.
Matric. 1667-8; B.A. 1671-2; M.A. 1675. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) Mar. 19, 1670-1; priest (Peterb.) Mar. 3, 1671-2.
One of these names of Nicholas Lane, London, clerk; died
May, 1702; will (P.C.C.) 1702.
Taylor, Richard
TAYLOR, NATHANIEL. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, Apr. 2,
1673. One of these names, 's. of Samuel, of Stafford,' matric.
(Pembroke College, Oxford) Mar. 26, 1675, age i8. {Al.
Oxon.)
TAYLOR, NICHOLAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1581.
Migrated to Queens', Jan. 1582-3. B.A. 1584-5, 'Tayle-
worth.' One of these names adm. at Gray's Inn, Oct. 16,
1587; s. of Richard. But see Al. Oxon. for a contemporary
namesake.
TAYLOR, NICHOLAS. B.A. from Jesus, 1604-5; M.A. 1608.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 11; priest, Sept. 24, 1609; 'of
Oundle.' Usher at Oundle School, 1605. V. of Warmington,
Northants., 1609-54. Buried there Mar. 12, 1654-5. Father
of Nicholas (1644) and of William (1636).
TAYLER, NICHOLAS. Adm. pens, at St John's, Feb. 1605-6.
S. of John, gent., of St Albans, Herts. School, St Albans.
Matric. i6o6. Migrated to Caius, Nov. 25, 1607, age 18.
Scholar, 1608; B.A. 1609-10; M.A. 1613. Ord. deacon
(London) June 4, 1615. Probably V. of Bametby-le-wold,
Lines., 1617. (Venn, i. 196.)
TAYLOR, NICHOLAS. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Christ's, July 2,
1644. 4th s. of Nicholas (1604-5), V. of Warmington, North-
ants. Bapt. there, Sept. 4, 1628. School, Oundle. Brother
of WiUiam {1636).
TAYLOR, NICHOLAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius, Jan. 4,
1715-6. S. of John, husbandman, of Shaddingfield, Suffolk.
B. there. School, Beccles (Mr Skoolding). Matric. 1715-6;
Scholar, 1716-21; B.A. 1719-20; M.A. 1728. Ord. deacon
(Norwich) May 20, 1722; priest, June 29, 1723. R. of
Sotterley, Suffolk, 1727-58. R. of Shipmeadow, 1733-58.
Will proved (Ipswich) 1759. (Venn, 11. 5.)
TAYLOR, OLIVER. Matric. pens, from King's, Michs. 1619.
One of these names married, at St Paul's, Bedford, to
Ursula Taylor, July 30, 1621.
TAYLOR, PAUL. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1580.
TAYLER, PETER. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1549.
TAYLOR, PETER. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter, 1567.
One of these names V. of East Cowton, Richmonds., Yorks.,
1607-18; died i6i3.
TAYLER, PHILIP. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Mar. 23, 1621-2.
S. of John, of Exeter. Matric. 1622. Migrated to Caius,
June 24, 1625, age 21. B.A. 1626-7; M.A. 1630. (Venn, 1.
271.)
TAYLOR, PHILIP. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Christ's, Oct. 7,
1633. S. of William. B. at Mallow, near Cork. Schools,
Impington and Perse, Cambridge (Mr Lovering). Matric.
1634. Perhaps scholar of Trinity College, Dublin, Oct. 7,
1636; B.A. (Dublin) 1637. (Peile, i. 429; H. B. Swanzy.)
TAILOR, PHILIP. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Sidney, Mar. 21,
1633-4. S. of Thomas, attorney. B. in Thames Street,
London. School, Eton. Matric. 1634.
TAYLER, RALPH. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs. 1571 ;
B.A. 1575-6; (no record of M.A.); D.D. 1594.
TAYLOR or TAILOUR, RALPH. Adm. sizar at Peterhouse,
Mar. 13, 1631-2. Matric. 1632. See Al. Oxon. for a con-
temporary namesake.
TAYLOR, RALPH. Adm. at King's (age 16) a scholar from
Eton, Sept. 5, 1640. Of Westmyre (sic) [? WestmiU], Herts.
Possibly s. of Richard (1601), R. of Westmill. Matric. 1640;
B.A. 1643-4; M.A. 1648. Fellow, 1640-3.
TAYLOR, RALPH. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Sept. 20, 1651.
Of Lincolnshire. Matric. 1651; B.A. 1655.
TAYLOR, RALPH. M.A. 1681 (Incorp. from Trinity College,
Oxford). Matric. there, Mar. 22, 1666-7, age 18. S. of William,
of Norton, Worcs., clerk. B.A. (Oxford) 1670; M.A. 1673;
B.D. 1682; D.D. 1686. R. of Grafton Flyfield, Worcs., 1678.
R. of Seveme Stoke, 1684-9. Chaplain at St Germains.
Consecrated non-juror bishop, Jan. 25, 1720-1. Died Dec. 26,
1722. Admon. (P.C.C.) Jan. 1723. (Al. Oxon.)
TAYLOR, REYNOLD. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Peterhouse,
Jan. 4, 1675-6. Of Cambridge. S. of Thomas, of Gt Faken-
ham, Sufiolk. School, Newport, Essex. Scholar, 1675;
Matric. 1678; B.A. 1679-80; M.A. 1683. Of Gt Fakenham,
Suffolk. Married Rebecca, dau. of Christopher Turner, of
Whittlesey, Cambs. Died May 10, 1692. M.I. at Fakenham.
Father of Thomas (1710). (Bury School, S.H. A. H.; Le Neve,
Mon., III. 168.)
TAYLOR, RICHARD. B.Civ.L. 1499-1500. Perhaps will
proved (P.C.C.) 1508; 'of Over Wytley, Worcs.' One of
these names R. of St Mary, Feltwell, Norfolk, 1527.
TAYLOR, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1564.
TAYLOR, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1565. One of these three B.A. from Christ's, 1568-9.
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TAYLOR, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Micbs. 1567.
TAYLOR, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1573; B.A. 1576-7. Perhaps V. of Thomey, Notts.,
1579-91; died 1591.
TAYLOR, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter, 1576;
B.A. 1579-80; M.A. 1583. Probably ord. deacon (Peterb.)
Mar! 7, 1581-2. Perhaps V. of Corringham, Linos., 1587-
1610. One of these names V. of Greetham-cMm-Homfield,
Rutland, 1601-9.
TAYLOR, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from St John's, Lent,
1577-8; B.A. 1581-2. Perhaps ord. deacon and priest
(Norwich) Nov. 7, 1585. V. of Aspall, Suffolk, 'B.A.'
TAYLOR, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from St John's, c. 1590.
Of Yorkshire. B.A. 1593-4; M.A. 1597; B.D. 1605. Fellow,
1599. R. of Vange, Essex, 1609-26. Died 1626. Will, Cons.
C. London. See Al. Oxon. for a contemporary namesake,
B.D., who died 1613.
TAYLOR, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Queens', Apr. 5, 1596.
Of Bedfordshire. Possibly the same as the next.
TAYLOR, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Christ's, 1596-7.
Doubtless s. of Thomas, of Grimesbury-in-Boinhuist, Beds.
B.A. 1599-1600. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, May 24, 1600; of
Beds. Called to the Bar, 1607. Bencher, 1623. Autumn
Reader, 1626-7. Serjeant-at-law. J.P. for Beds. Of Grimes-
bury-in-Bolnhurst, and of Clapham, Beds. Married Eliza-
beth, dau. of William Boteler, of Biddenham, Beds., Aug. 12,
1613. Diedi64i. Will dated, May 8, 164 1. Doubtless father
of William (1640-1). (Peile, i. 220; Vis. of Beds.; Viaoria
Hist. Beds., in. 130.)
TAYLER, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Caius, Oct. 20,
1600. S. of Thomas, yeoman, of Yorkshire. School, Nabum.
Perhaps same as the next.
TAYLOR, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1601. Doubtless s. and h. of James (1562). B.A. 1604-5;
M.A. from Jesus, 1608. Perhaps D.D. (so styled by Cussans, i.).
Fellow of Jesus, 1606-11. Ord. deacon and priest (Lincoln)
Jan. 19, 1609-10. R. of Aspeden, Herts., 1610-44; restored,
1660-9. R. of Buntingford; ejected, 1642. R. of Westmill,
1623-43; sequestered; restored, 1660-9. Buried at Aspeden,
Nov. 13, 1669. Brother of Henry (1612-3) and probably of
John (1611), father of John (1631), Richard (1631) and
perhaps of Ralph (1640). (Walker, Sufferings, 51; A. Gray;
Vis. of Herts., 1572; CluUerbuck, in. 353.)
TAYLOR, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Peterhouse, Easter,
1607. B. at Mildenhall, Sufiolk. B.A. 1610-1; Scholar, 1611;
M.A. 1614. Incorp. at Oxford, 1621. Ord. deacon (Lincohi)
priest (London) June 4, 1615. C. of St Benet, Paul's Wharf.
Perhaps V. of Bethersden, Kent, 1622-6. R. of High
Haldon, 1626-45, sequestered. Buried at High Haldon, Mar.
12, 1650-1. {Al. Oxon.)
TAYLOR, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1608;
B.A. 1610-1.
TAILOUR, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs.
1623; B.A. 1627-8; M.A. 1633. One of these names (M.A.),
V. of Ramsey, near Harwich, Essex, 1638. Died before
Jan. 13, 1661. {Newport, 11. 485.)
TAYLOR, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Caius, Dec. 15, 1624.
S. of Richard, doctor, of Thaxted, Essex.
TAYLOR, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter, 1628.
Of Norfolk. B.A. 1631-2; M.A. 1635. Ord. deacon (Norwich)
Sept. 22, 1638; priest, Mar. 9, 1638-9. Perhaps R. of West
Lyim, Norfolk, 1664-95. One of these names V. of South-
minster, Essex, 1658-71 ; will (Comm. Essex) 1672-3.
TAYLOR, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Sidney, Apr. 13,
1631. S. of Richard (:6oi), R. of Westmill, Herts. School,
Hertford (Mr Minors). Matric. 1631. Brotherof John (1631).
TAYLOR, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, May 7,
1641. S. of Richard, maltster, of York. B. there. School,
York. Matric. 1641; B.A. 1644-5; M.A. 1649. One of these
names ord. deacon (Lincoln) Dec. 23, 1660, M.A.; R. of
Toft, Lines., 1660.
TAYLOR, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Magdalene, May
15, 1654. S. of Richard, of Shefi&eld, Yorks. Matric. 1654;
B.A. 1657-8. Ejected from Gt Houghton, Yorks., 1662.
Died at Sheffield, Mar. 1681. {Calamy, ji. 568.)
TAYLER, RICHARD. Adm. sizar at Trinity, May 25, 1667.
Matric. 1667; B.A. 1670-1.
TAYLOR, RICHARD. M.A. from King's, 1671. S. of John, of
Waddington, Yorks. Bapt. there. Mar. 15, 1645-6. Matric.
(Brasenose College, Oxford) Apr. 1, 1664, age 17; B.A.
(Oxford) 1667. Probably R. of Heysham, Lanes., 1674-98.
Buried there Dec. 23, 1698. {Al. Oxon.; E. Axon.)
TAYLOR, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Peterhouse,
June 26, 1682. Of Norfolk. School, Lynn. Matric. 1682;
Scholar, 1683.
Taylor, Robert
TAYLOR, RICHARD. Matric. from Christ's, 1692; B.A. 1695.
Perhaps adm. as 'WUliam.'
TAYLOR, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's, May
26, 1697. S. of William, husbandman. B. at Hartsthom,
Derbs. School, Walton (Mr Waite). Matric. 1697; B.A.
1700-1; M.A. 1704. Ord. priest (Norwich) June, 1704.
TAYLOR, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 17 sic) at St John's,
Apr. 26, 1703. S. of Thomas, husbandman. Bapt. July 1,
1683, at Waddington, Vorks. School, Clitheroe. Matric.
1703; B.A. 1707-8. Ord. deacon (York) Oct. 1707; priest,
1710.
TAYLOR, RICHARD [ITCHINGHAM]. Adm. sizar at Em-
manuel, June 20, 1722; exhibitioner from Charterhoiise.
Of Middlesex. Matric. 1723. {Al. Carthus.)
TAYLOR, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 17, 1728.
Of Lincolnshire. Matric. 1728.
TAYLOR, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 20) at St John's, Jan. 24,
1740-1. S. of John, gent., of Lancashire. B. at Clitheroe.
School, Threshfield, Yorks. (Mr Knowls). Matric. 1741;
B.A. 1744-5. Ord. deacon (Norwich) June 9, i745; priest
(Hereford, for Norwich) Mar. 15, 1746-7. Probably R. of
Saxmundham, Suffolk, 1762-98. R. of Blaxhall, 1762-98.
Died Aug. 10, 1798, aged 77- Will, P.C.C. See Al. Oxon.
for a contemporary to whom Foster assigns these livings.
{Scott-Mayor, iii. 514.)
TAYLOR, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Christ's, May 3,
1742. S. of Richard. B. at Wisbech, Cambs. School, King's
Lynn (Mr Pigg). Matric. 1742; Scholar, 1744. {Peile, 11.2^3.)
TAYLOR, ROBERT. B.Can.L. 1533-4-
TAYLOR, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Easter,
1546. Of Northumberland. B.A. 1555-6- Fellow, 1555.
TAYLOR, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Clare, Michs. 1546
{imputes).
TAYLOR, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Peterhouse, Easter,
1579-
TAYLOR, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Lent,
1607-8; B.A. 1611-2. Probably ord. deacon (London) Dec.
20, 1612; priest. Mar. 1612-3.
TAYLOR, ROBERT. Adm. at Christ's, Aug. 1614; B.A. 1617-8;
M.A. from St Catharine's, 1621. Fellow of St Catharine's.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) May 3; priest. May 4, 1621. R. of
Finningham, Suffolk, 1621-32. Buried there July 12, 1632.
Brother of Thomas (1618). {Peile, 1. 300.)
TAYLOR, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from King's, Michs. 1619.
TAYLOR, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1620. B. at Maidstone, Kent. B.A. 1623-4. Ord.
deacon (London) Sept. i8, 1624, age 24. Probably V. of
Watton, Norfolk, 1626-32. Died 1632.
TAYLOR, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, 1639. Of
Northamptonshire. Probably s. of Richard, yeoman, of
Benefield; age 11 in 1631. School, Oundle. Matric. 1639;
B.A. 1642-3; M.A. 1646. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Dec. 22,
1644; priest. Mar. 3, 1644-5. V. of St BarthoIomew-the-Less,
1654-6. R. of St Mary Magdalen, Milk Street, London,
1662-6. Probably buried at Benefield, Aug. 8, 1667. Will
(P.C.C.) 1667.
TAYLOR, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Jan. 3, 1641-2.
Of Essex. Matric. 1642.
TAYLOR, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at Clare, Jan. 19, 1649-50.
Matric. 1650; B.A 1653-4; M.A. 1657. One of these names
R. of Whipsnade, Beds., 1678-81; but see Al. Oxon. for a
contemporary namesake.
TAYLER or TAYLOUR, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at St Catha-
rine's, June 23, 1685. Of Coventry, Warws. Matric. 1687;
B.A. 1688-9.
TAYLOR, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's, Nov. 3,
1694. S. of Robert. B. at Hallingbury, Essex. School,
Bishop's Stortford (MrTooke). Scholar, 1695; Matric. 1696;
B.A. 1698-9; M.A. 1702.
TAYLOR, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Sidney, June 12,
1703. S. of Robert, farmer, of Sutton, Yorks. Matric. 1703;
B.A. 1706-7. Ord. deacon (York) June, 1707; priest, May,
1713-
TAYLOR, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's, Mar. 15,
1707-S. S. of Henry, husbandman. B. at Culcheth, in
Winwick parish. Lanes. School, Winwick (Mr Wright).
Matric. 1708. Buried at All Saints', Cambridge, Jan. 9,
1709-10.
TAYLOR, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, Apr. 17,
1727. S. of William, gent., of Durham. B. at Kibblesworth.
School, Sheffield. Matric. 1727; B.A. i73<>-i- FeUow, 1732-
45. One of these names V. of Bubwith, Yorks., c. 1745-
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TAYLOR, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, June 23,
1727. S. of John, gent., of Newark, Notts. B. there, Apr.
1710. School, Newark. Migrated to Trinity, Oct. 27, 1727.
Matric. 1727; Scholar, 1729; M.B. 1732; M.D. 1737.
Practised at first at Newark. F.R.S., 1737. F.R.C.P., 1749.
Gulstonian lecturer, 1750. Harveian Orator, 1755. Physician
to the King, 1752-62. Married (i) Anne, dau.of John Heron;
(2) Elizabeth Mainwaring, of Lincoln. Author, medical.
Died May 15, 1762. M.L at Winthorpe, Lines. (D.N.B.;
Munk, II. 167.)
TAYLOR, ROWLAND. B.Civ.L. 1529-30; D.Civ.L. 1533-4-
B. at Rothbury, Northumberland. Ord. acolyte at Norwich,
Dec. 20, 1528. Principal of Burden Hostel in 1532-3 and
for some time later (tenant of Peterhouse). An advocate,
1539. Domestic chaplain to Archbishop Cranmer. R. of
Hadleigh, Suffolk, 1544. Canon of Rochester, 1547-54.
Archdeacon of Exeter, 1551. Appointed Chancellor to Bishop
Ridley, 1551. Six preacher, Canterbury, 1551. Chancellor
of London diocese, 155 1-3. Arrested and examined before
Gardiner, 1554. Convicted of heresy, and burnt on Aldham
Common, near Hadleigh, Feb. 9, 1554-5. {Cooper, 1. 123;
D.N.B.)
TAYLOR, ROWLAND. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Easter, 1571.
Perhaps ord. priest (Peterb.) Feb. 9, 1574-5. One of these
names C. of Sutterton, Lines., in 1575.
TAYLOR, ROWLAND. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Trinity, Apr. 27,
1677. S. of John, of Stafiordshire. School, Stafford (Mr
Taylor). Matric. 1677.
TAYLOR, SAMUEL. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter, 1603;
B.A. 1606-7; M.A. 1610. Perhaps R. of Little Wenham,
Suffolk, 1616; assessed there in 1640 for ship-money 'on his
temporjd estate.' (PeiU, i. 244.)
TAYLOR, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Sidney, Mar. 20,
1637-8. S. of Adam, gent. B. at Denethorpe, Northants.
Schools, Bulkewell (Mr Welles) and Oundle. Matric. 1638;
B.A. 1641-2; M.A. 1645. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June i, 1645;
priest (Peterb.) Sept. 27, 1646. Intruded as V. of Deene and
Denethorpe, 1648-71; conformed. Died 1671. Father of
John (1679) and Samuel (1663-4). (Shaw, i. 350.)
TAYLOR, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Magdalene, Feb. 3,
1644-5. S. of Richard, of Morton Corbet, Salop, clerk.
School, Shrewsbury. Matric. 1645; B.A. 1648-9. Ejected
from Edsteiston, Salop, 1662. Died June 26, 1695. (Calamy,
n. 326.)
TAYLOR, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar at Trinity, June 25, 1653.
Of Lancashire. Migrated to Emmanuel, 1654. Matric. 1654;
B.A. 1656-7; M.A. 1660. Ord. priest (Peterb.) May ?.i, 1676.
Perhaps R. of Covington, Hunts., 1676-88. V. of St Ives,
c. 1676-88. Died 1688. Will proved (Archd. Hunts.) Sept. 5,
1688. But see also Samuel (1667), to whom Foster assigns
this living. Perhaps father of Samuel (1691). (W.M.Noble.)
TAYLOR, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, May 14,
1655. S. of Walter (1616), clerk, of Kedleston, Derbs.
B. there. School, Repton. Matric. 1655; B.A. 1658-9; M.A.
1662.
TAYLER, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, Mar. 11,
1663-4. S. of Samuel (1637-8), clerk, of Deene, Northants.
B. there. School, Uppingham. Matric. 1664; B.A. 1667-8;
M.A. 1671. One of these names, 'M.A.,' ord. deacon (Peterb.)
June 18, 1671; priest (Lincoln) Sept. 22, 1672; 'C. of Colster-
worth. Lines.' Brother of John (1679).
TAYLOUR, SAMUEL. Adm. at St Catharine's, June 12, 1667,
from Balliol College, Oxford. Perhaps s. of William, of
London, clerk. Matric. (Magdalen HaU, Oxford) June 19,
1662, age 16; B.A. (Trinity College, Oxford) i666; M.A. from
St Catharine's, 1669. One of these names R. of Covington,
Hunts., 1676-88; but see also Samuel (1653) to whom it
may refer. (Al.Oxon.)
TAILOUR, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar at Christ's, Nov. i, 1687.
TAYLOR, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, (age 20) at Sidney, July 2,
1688. S. of John, clerk. B. at Dudley, Worcs. School,
Swinford Regis, Staffs. (Mr Edward Molineux). Matric. 1691 ;
LL.B. 1704. Died 1732. Benefactor to the College: founder
of the Taylorian Lectureship in mathematics. {Sidney Coll,
Hist., 153, 174.)
TAYLOR, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar at Jesus, June 30, 1691. S.
of Samuel (1653 or 1667), clerk, deceased, of Huntingdon-
shire. Matric. 1691; B.A. 1694-5. Ord. deacon (Lincoln)
Feb. 28, 1696-7; priest, June 19, 1698. R. of Covington,
Hunts., 1698-1738. Died 1738.
TAYLOR, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 25, 1692.
S. of Edward, of Gorton, Lanes. Bapt. there, Dec. 26, 1675.
Matric. 1693; B.A. 1695-6; M.A. 1699. P.C. of St James",
Birch, Lanes., 1699-1707. C. of Macclesfield, 1711-9. Died
1 719. (R. Stewart-Brown; E. A.xon.)
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TAYLOR, SAMUEL. M.A. from Trinity, 1738. Probably s. of
Abdias (? 1698), V. of St John's, Worcester. Matric. (Merton
College, Oxford) Mar. 3, 1728-9, age 18; B.A. (Oxford) 1732.
Perhaps R. of Gt Hautbois, Norfolk, 1737-83. {Al. Oxon.)
TAYLOR, SHADRACH. M.A. from Peterhouse, 1683. S. of
Shadrach, of Bell-Broughton, Worcs. Matric. (Balliol
College, Oxford) Apr. 3, 1674, age 15; B.A. (Oxford) 1677.
R. of Eastergate, Sussex, 1682. V. of Felpham, 1690.
(Al. Oxon.)
TAYLOR, SILVANUS. M.A. 1658 (Incorp. from Oxford). S. of
Silvanus, a member of the High Court of Justice. Matric.
(Wadham College, Oxford) Nov. 14, 1650; B.A. (Oxford)
1653-4; M.A. 1657. Fellow of All Souls, Oxford, 1657-75.
Perhaps Provost of Tuam, 1669-73. (Al. Oxon.; H. B.
Swanzy.)
TAYLOR, SIMON. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1714. Of Norfolk.
Perhaps s. of Sir Simon, Knt., of King's Lynn. Matric.
Easter, 1715. One of these names, Esq., presented Thomas
Whaite to the living of Hemsby, Norfolk, in 1728. (Blome-
field, XI. 168.)
TAYLOR or TAILER, STEPHEN. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse,
Feb. 14, 1633-4. Of Nottinghamshire. Matric. 1634; Scholar,
1635; B.A. 1637-8.
TAYLOR, THEOPHILUS. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter,
1606; B.A. 1609-10; M.A. 1613. Ord. priest (London) 1616.
Pastor of St Lawrence, Reading, Berks., 1617-40. Will
(P.C.C.) 1640. Brother of Thomas (1592). {Peile, i. 256.)
TAYLOR or TAYLARD, THOMAS. B.A. 1460-1. Doubtless
s. of Walter, of Doddington, Cambs., and of the Inner Temple.
M.A.; B.D. 1472-3. Fellow of Peterhouse, 1465-73.
Proctor, 1470-1. Ord. sub-deacon (Ely) Mar. 14, 1466-7;
deacon, Mar. 28; priest, Sept. 19, 1467. R. of Warboys.
Hunts., 1475-85. Living, 1491. (T. A. Walker; P. A.
Taylor.)
TAYLOR, THOMAS. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1476.
TAYLOR, THOMAS. B.A. 1520-1.
TAYLOR, THOMAS. B.A. 1537-8.
TAYLOR, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Michs.
1551 (impubes).
TAYLOR, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter, 1555.
TAYLOR, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter, 1563;
B.A. 1566-7 (but see also the next; uncertain which of these
graduated). Perhaps fellow of Corpus Christi, 1567-70. One
of these names R. of Langton-on-Swale, Yorks., 1573-86;
died 1586. (Peile, i. 79.)
TAYLOR, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Lent, 1563-4.
TAYLOR, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Lent,
1564-5.
TAYLOR, THOMAS. LL.B. from Corpus Christi, 1579.
TAYLOR, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1580.
TAYLOR, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter, 1584.
See also the next; uncertain which of these graduated.
TAYLOR, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1584. Perhaps B.A. from St Catharine's, 1588-9. One of
these names R. of Marton, Homcastle, Lines., 1592-1612.
TAYLOR, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Christ's, 1592. B. at
Richmond, Yorks., 1576. B.A. 1594-5; M.A. 1598; D.D.
1628. Fellow, 1599-1604. Sm/)/). for incorporation at Oxford,
1630. Wentworth Hebrew lecturer, 1601-4. Chaplain to
secretary Conway. Minister of St Mary Aldermanbury,
London, 1625-32. Author, religious. Died 1632, aged 56.
Will proved (P.C.C.) May 15, 1632. Brother of Theophilus
(1606). (For the circumstances of his degree, by mandate,
see Cal. of S.P. for 1628.) (Peile, i. 205; D.N.B. ; Al. Oxon.)
TAYLOR, THOMAS. Adm. at King's (age 16) a scholar from
Eton, Sept. 1, 1592. Of Lichlield, Staffs. Perhaps s. of John
(1552). B.A. 1596-7; M.A. 1600. Fellow, 1595-1604. Preb.
of Lichfield (according to Harwood). Official to the Arch-
deaconry of Stafford, and the Peculiar of Aldenvas. Perhaps
R. of Gt Hormead, Herts., 1595-1618. One of these names
V. of Bradfield, Essex, 1606-17. Will (Cons. C. London)
1617-8. (Harwood.)
TAYLER, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, June 30, 1593.
Matric. c. 1593; B.A. from Clare, 1596-7.
TAYLOR, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity Hall, c. 1593 ;
Scholar, Dec. 7, 1592; LL.B. 1600.
TAYLOR, THOMAS. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1594. Of Kent.
Perhaps the same, who after eight terms at Cambridge,
graduated B.A. (New College, Oxford) 1599; M.A. 1601-2.
One of these names V. of Hemel Hempstead, Herts., 1605-
28, and of Sawbridge, 1627 (Mar.-May).
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TAYLOR, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Clare, c. 1597; B.A.
I 600-1.
TAILLOR, THOMAS. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Emmanuel, Oct. 2,
1599. Probably s. and h. of Thomas, Registrar to the Bishop
of Lincxjln. Bapt. Feb. 18, 1580-1, at St Martin's, Lincoln.
Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Aug. 29, 1599. High Sheriff of Lines.,
1620. Of Doddington, Cambs. Died s.p. 1652. Admon.,
Sept. 30, 1653, to Dame Elizabeth Hussey. (Lines. Pedigrees,
950.)
TAYLOR, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Easter,
1605; B.A. 1609; M.A. 1612. Ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.)
May 10, 1612. Buried at St Botolph's, Cambridge, Oct. 24,
1617.
TAYLOR, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Easter, 1612;
B.A. X613-4; M.A. 1617.
TAYLOR, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Easter,
1613.
TAYLOR, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter, 1618;
B.A. from St Catharine's, 1620-1; M.A. 1625. Licensed to
practise medicine, 1626. Brother of Robert (1614).
TAYLOR, THOMAS. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Mar. 12, 1619-20;
'late of Trinity College, literate.'
TAILOR, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, July 22,
1626. S. of James (? 1593-4). minister of Mundford, Norfolk.
B. in Cambridge. School, Perse. Matric. 1626-7; Scholar,
1626-31; B.A. 1629-30. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Mar. 6,
1630-1; priest, Feb. 25, 1642-3; 'C. of Weeting, Norfolk.'
(Venn, i. 278.)
TAYLOR or TAILOUR, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Pembroke,
1627. Of Nottinghamshire. Matric. 1627; B.A. 1631; M.A.
1635.
TAYLOR, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's, June 15,
1627. S. of Benjamin, of Yorkshire. School, Richmond
(Mr Comforth, Mr Lambert and Mr Bathurst). Matric. 1627;
B.A. 1630-1; M.A. 1634. One of these names V. of 'Sutton-
in-the-Dale,' 1650. (Peile, i. 385.)
TAYLEUR, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, May 10,
1628. Of Lancashire.
TAYLOR, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1628.
Of Yorkshire. B.A. 1631-2; M.A. 1635. Head Master of
Huntingdon Grammar School, 1641-79. Died Aug. 1679,
aged 70. M.I. at All Hallows, Huntingdon. (Le Neve, Mon
IV. 196.)
TAILOR, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Easter
1629; B.A. 1632-3. '
TAYLOR, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Mar. 22, 1631-2
Of Suffolk. Matric. 1632; B.A. 1635-6.
TAILOR, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, Oct. 23, 1641.
S. of Stephen, gent., of Kimberley, Norfolk. B. at Shering-
ham. School, Wymondham (Mr Locke). Matric. 1642; B.A.
1645-6. Probably the Puritan, described by Calamy. Tutor
to the family of Mr Ripps, of Mattishall; afterwards master
at a school. Minister at Norwich and at Swaffham, where he
taught in the Free School. Ord. Jan. 3, 1655-6 to the Church
at Bury St Edmunds. Imprisoned for a year at Bury, after
1662. Preacher in London and at Croydon; finally minister
in Cambridge, where he succeeded Mr Holcroft in Green
Street. Author, religious. Died Nov. 1700. Buried at
Cambridge. (Venn, 1. 345; Calamy, 11. 415.)
TAYLOR, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Caius, Dec. 17, 1653.
TAILOR, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Caius, June 30,
1658. S. of Richard, gent., of Croydon, Surrey. B. in
London. Schools, Westminster and Camberwell (Mr New-
man). Matric. 1658. (Venn, i. 403.)
TAYLOR, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Magdalene, May
22, 1669. S. of George, schoolmaster, of Barton, Staffs.
TAYLOR, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Apr. 5, 1673. S. of
Thomas, of Downham, Norfolk. Matric. 1672; B.A. 1676-7.
TAYLOR, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Oct. 28 i67q
Of Esse.x. Matric. 1680.
TAYLOR, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 20) at Trinity, May 13
1692. S. of John. B. at Barwick-in-Elmet, Yorks. School'
Pontefract (Mr Atkinson). Matric. 1692. Died in College.
Buried at St Michael's, Cambridge, June 9, 1694.
TAYLOR, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's, May 29,
1697. S. of Thomas, husbandman. B. at West Bradford-in-
Waddington, Yorks. Bapt. Apr. 7, 1678, at Waddington.
School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1697; B.A. 1700-1. Ord. deacon
(York) July, 1701. Perhaps C. of Clitheroe, Lanes.. i7oi-^8.
Brother of Richard (1703). . / J •
TAYLOR, THOMAS. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 19) at Trinity
Aug. 2, 1710. S. of Reynold (1675-6), of Fakenham, Suffolk!
School, Bury. Sold Fakenham, and bought Westhorpe.
Died there, c. 1730, (S, H. A. H., Bury School.)
Taylor, William
TAYLOR, TIMOTHY. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Michs. 1564.
TAYLOR, TIMOTHY. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Michs. 1598;
B.A. 1601-2. Perhaps V. of Scarborough, Yorks., i6o8,
M.A.
TAYLOR, TIMOTHY. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Apr. 27, 1694. Of
Lancashire. Matric. 1695; B.A. 1697-8.
TAYLOR, TOBIAS. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1646. Of Kent.
TAYLOR, TRISTRAM. Adm. sizar from Queens', Jan. 1594-5.
Matric. c. 1595. V. of Crjinswick, Yorks., in 1603. V. of
Hutton Wansley, in 1607.
TAYLOR, VALENTINE. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1544. Of Durham. B.A. 1550-1; M.A. 1554. Fellow, 1554.
TAYLOR, W. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1561.
TAYLOR, W. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1566.
TAYLOR, W. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1577.
TAYLER, WALTER. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1546.
TAYLOR, WALTER. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse, Michs.
1567; B.A. 1571-2.
TAYLOR, WALTER. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter, 1616.
Of Northamptonshire. B.A. 1620; M.A. 1623. Incorp. at
Oxford, 1621. Subscribed for deacon's orders (Bristol) June
4; for priest's, Sept. 24, 1625. R. of Boylstone, Derbs., 1634.
R. of Kedleston, 1634; there in 1644. R. of Water Stratford,
Bucks., 1642. R. of Hutton, Essex, 1647-54. V. of St Peter's,
Derby, till 1656. Died c. 1656. Father of Samuel (1655).
(Cox, Churches of Derbs., iv. 148.)
TAYLOR, WALTER. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Sidney, Apr. 6,
1647. S. of Robert, yeoman. B. at Cranbrooke, Kent.
Schools, Cranbrooke (Mr Elmeston) and Westminster.
Matric. 1647.
TAYLOR, WALTER. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Trinity, Apr. 7,
1716. S. of John (1687), V. of Tuxford, Notts. School,
Wakefield, Yorks. Matric. 1716; Scholar, 1717; B.A.
1719-20; M.A. 1723; B.D. 1736. FeUow, 1722. Regius
Professor of Greek, 1726-44. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) May 23,
1725; priest, Feb. 26, 1726-7. Died Feb. 25, 1743-4. Buried
at Tuxford.
TAYLOR, WILLIAM. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1493-
TAYLOR or TAYLARD, WILLIAM. D.Can.L. 1498-9. Doubt-
less s. of William, of Doddington, Cambs., and grandson of
Walter, of the Inner Temple. Chaplain of St Thomas-the-
Martyr, Eynesbury, Hunts., 1488-1504. R. of Abbots
Ripton, 1499-1532. R. of Offord D'Arcy, 1502-4; re-
appointed, 1504-32. Dean of the Collegiate Church of
St Peter, Irthlingborough, Northants., 1518-9. Master of
the Hospital of St John, Huntingdon, 1521-32. R. of All
Saints', Huntingdon, 1524-32. R. of Statham, Leics., in
1526. Died 1532. (Bridges, 11. 238; P. A. Taylor.)
TAYLOR, WILLIAM. Fellow of St John's, 1538-9. Perhaps
b. at Walton-on-Trent, Derbs.; ord. deacon (London) 1552.
One of these names R. of Tatenhill, Staffs., 1552-8. Died
1558.
TAYLOR, WILLIAM. B.A. 1543-4; M.A. 1546. Perhaps fellow
of Pembroke, c. 1545; fellow of Christ's, 1547-8.
TAYLOR, WILLIAM. B.A. 1544-5; M.A. 1548; B.D. 1554.
FeUow of Christ's, 1547-56. Lady Margaret preacher, 1554.
Master of Christ's, 1556-9. Received the tonsure (London)
1553- Preb. of York, 1558, and of Southwell, 1559. De-
prived of his preferments in 1559, and fled the country.
(Cooper, I. 214.)
TAYLER, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Peterhouse, Easter,
1549-
TAYLOR, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter,
1567. S. of John, of Chelmsford, Essex. School, Chelmsford.
Migrated to Caius, Aug. 24, 1571, age 24. Probably V. of
Aveley, Essex, 1573-89; R. of Springfield Boswell, 1581-9.
Died 1589. One of these names R. of Knapton, Norfollc,
1573-81. (Venn, i. 68; Peile, i. 100.)
TAYLOR, WILLIAM. Adm. at King's (age 16) a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 25, 1595. Of London. Matric. c. 1595; B.A.
1599-1600. Fellow, 1598-9. 'A Counsellor in London.'
Probably adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Aug. 5, 1599; of London,
gent. Called to the Bar, 1606. (Harwood.)
TAYLOR, WILLIAM. B.A. 1597 (Incorp. from Oxford). Of
Lincolnshire, pleb. Matric. (Magdalen College, Oxford)
Feb. 4, 1591-2, age 14; B.A. (Oxford) 1597. Perhaps C. of
Irby-in-Candleshoe, Lines., 1601. One of these names
minister of St Peter-at-Gowts, Lincoln, and of Canwick,
Lines.; admon. (P.C.C.) 1609.
TAYLOR, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, July i, 1606.
One of these names adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 3, 1607-8
s. and h. of William, of Brixworth, Northants., Esq.
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TAYLOR, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Apr. 8, i5i6.
Matric. 1616; B.A. 1620. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 21;
priest, Sept. 22, 1623. V. of Riby, Lines., 1623.
TAYLOR, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Oct. 14, 1616.
Matric. 1616; B.A. 1619. Perhaps M.A. 1623 (but possibly
William (above)). One of these names adm. at Lincoln's
Inn, Apr. 8, 1616; s. and h. of William, of London.
TAYLOR, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Easter,
1617.
TAILOR, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Christ's, Mar. 24, 1622-3.
S. of William. B. at Cambridge. Schools, St Michael,
Cambridge (Mr Smith) and Perse (Mr Levering). Matric.
1623; B.A. 1626-7; M.A. 1630. Perhaps V. of Southill, Beds.,
1641; there in 1656. One of these names R. of St Mary
Calendar, Winchester, Hants., 1635-74. (Peile, i. 349.)
TAILOR, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 22) at Sidney, June 3,
1634. S. of Thomas, clothier, of York. B. at Giggleswick.
School, Giggleswick. Matric. 1634; B.A. 1637; M.A. 1641.
TAYLOR, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's, June 25,
1636. S. of Nicholas (1604-5), V. of Warmington, Northants.
Bapt. there, Oct. 17, 1619. School, Oundle, 1632-6. Matric.
1637; B.A. 1639-40; M.A. 1644. Faculty (Lambeth) to be
ordained deacon and priest at any time by any bishop,
Nov. 14, 1670. R. of WooUey, Hunts., 1670-9. Died 1679.
Brother of Nicholas (1644). (Peile, i. 444.)
TAYLOR, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1637. Of Suffolk.
TAYLOR, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1639.
TAILOR, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's, Jan. 15,
1640-1. 3rd s. of Richard (1596-7), of Clapham, Beds.,
Serjeant-at-law. Bapt. Sept. 14, 1624, at St Paul's, Bedford.
School, Bedford (Mr Vamey). Matric. 1641. Adm. at
Lincoln's Inn, Feb. 5, 1641-2. A Royalist; captured near
Chester fighting for the King. (Peile, 1. 374; Vis. of Beds.;
Victoria Hist. Beds., iii. 130.)
TAYLOR, WILLIAM. M.A. from Peterhouse, 1652.
TAYLOR, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Sx Catharine's, 1665-6.
TAYLOUR, WILLIAM. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 16) at Caius,
May 30, 1667. S. of William, gent., of Hokne, Norfolk. B.
there. School, Moulton, Lines. Matric. 1667; M.A. 1669
(Lit. Reg.). Adm. at Gray's Inn, June 3, 1670. Gave the
works of Charles I to the College library. (Venn, i. 430.)
TAYLOR, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, June 21,
1682. S. of William, husbandman. B. at Audley, Staffs.
School, Newcastle-under-Lyne (Mr Pots). Matric. 1682; B.A.
1685-6.
TAYLOR, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 14) at Sidney, May 17,
1686. S. of Francis, gent. B. at St Martin's, London. Matric.
1686. Adm. at the Middle Temple, July 9, 1687.
TAYLOR, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at St John's, Feb. 12, 1686-7.
S. of Robert, of Pinder Oak, Worsborough, Yorks., husband-
man. B. there. School, Wakefield. Matric. 1687; B.A.
1690-1; M.A. 1694. Incorp. at Oxford, 1695. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) May 22, 1692; priest, June 7, 1696. Non-juror;
resigned his benefices. Buried at Worsborough, Aug. 21,
1725, aged 55. M.I. (M. H. Peacock.)
TAILOR, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Christ's, Feb. 15,
1691-2. S. of William. B. at Barrel-Sikes, Yorks. School,
Giggleswick.
TAYLOR, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity, June 4,
1694. S. of John, of Newland, Yorks. B. there. School,
Selby (Mr Henry Allan).
TAYLOR, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Clare, July 18, 1706.
Probably s. of John, R. of Colton (1682-1701), Staffs. B.
there, 1689. Matric. 1706; B.A. 1710-1; M.A. 1714. Fellow,
1715. Ord. priest (Ely) Mar. 17, 1716-7.
TAYLOR, WILLIAM. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Clare, Oct. 30, 1718.
B. at Wisbech, Isle of Ely.
TAYLOR, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Peterhouse,
Mar. 7, 1718-9. Of Cambridgeshire. School, Bishop's
Stortford. Scholar, 1719; B.A. 1722-3. Fellow, 1724-6.
(See At. Oxon. for a contemporary namesake.)
TAYLEURE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Caius, July 3,
1 72 1. S. of John, attorney, of London. B. there. Schools,
London and Felsted. Matric. 1721; Scholar, 1721-6; LL.B.
1726. Fellow, 1726-37. SurrogateofSnaith, Yorks. Peculiar
Court, 1749. First Lay Commissary of Exchequer Court,
York, 1752-6. Resided at York. Married Lellissa, dau. of
Samuel Brearey, D.D., preb. of York. (Venn, 11. 16.)
TAYLOR, ZACHARY. B.A. from St John's, 1600-1. B. at
Bradford, Yorks. M.A. 1604. Ord. deacon (London) June 3;
priest, Sept. 23, 1610, age 30. C. of Sanderstead, Surrey.
R. of Lce-by-Tonbridgc, Kent, 1622.
Tedstill, Humphrey
TAYLOUR, ZACHARY. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Jesus, Apr. 19,
1671. S. of Zachary, C. of Rochdale, Lanes. Bapt. Mar. 27,
1653-4, at Bolton-le-Moors. Matric. 1671; Scholar, 1674;
B.A. 1674-5; M.A. 1678. Incorp. at Oxford, 1678. V. of
Ormskirk, Lanes., 1680-92. C. at Wigan, 1693. V. of
Croston, 1695-6. One of the King's preachers for Lanes.
A staunch Whig. Author, Submission and Obedience to the
present Government, etc. Died 1705. Will dated, Apr. 30;
proved (Chester) June 19, 1705. (E. Axon; D.N.B.)
TAYLER, . M.A. (? B.A.) 1501-2.
TAYLOR, . B.Can.L. 1523-4. A priest.
TAYLOR, . Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, 1666.
TEAL, MUSHEY. Adm. pens, at Queens', Oct. 11, 1716. Of
Middlesex. M.B. 1722. Adm. at Leyden, Oct. 27, 1719-
Licentiate R.C.P., Dee. 22, 1722. Practised at Maidstone and
elsewhere. Married Mary, dau. of George Poole, Esq., of
Charing, Kent. Died June 6, 1760. M.I. at Charing, Kent.
Will, P.C.C. (Munk, II. 82.)
TEARNE, see TERNE.
TEASDALE, see also TISDALL.
TEASDALE or TESDALE, AMBROSE. B.Can.L. 1527-8.
TEASDALL, EDWARD. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's,
Jan. 27, 1676-7. B. at Sedbergh, Yorks. School, Sedbergh.
TEESDALE, JOHN. Fellow of Michaelhouse. Ord. priest
(Ely) Mar. 19, 1389-90. Gave five medical MSS. to the
University; they appear in the catalogue of 1424. (Brad-
shaw. Collected Papers.)
TESEDALE, JOHN. B.A. 1464-5; M.A. 1469-70. Fellow of
Peterhouse, 1469-90; D.D. 1479-80 or 1486-7. (T. A.
Walker.)
TEESDALE, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Trinity, Apr. 8,
1695. S. of John (? V. of Wallsend). B. at Durham. School,
Durham (Mr Patrick Rosse). Matric. 1695; Scholar, 1697;
B.A. 1698-9; M.A. 1702. Ord. priest (Durham) Sept. 24,
1699. V. of Stannington, Durham, 1699. Perhaps R. of
St Mary-the-Less, Durham, 1705-12. (D. S. Boutflower.)
TEASDALE, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, June 5,
1725. S. of Mcirmaduke (1701), clerk, of Yorkshire. Bapt.
Dec. 10, 1706, at Hemingbrough. School, Drax, Yorks.
Matric. 1725; B.A. 1728-9. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Feb. 22,
1729-30; priest (York) July 18, 1731. C. of Hemingbrough,
Yorks., 1730; of Thorganby, 1731-7; of Drax, 1743-64.
Master of Drax Grammar School, 1742-64. Died Dee. 13,
1764. Buried in Drax Church. Brotherof Marmaduke (1734).
(Th. Burton, Hemingbrough, 115.)
TEASDALE, MARMADUKE. Adm. sizar (age 21) at St John's,
June 13, 1701. S. of Marmaduke, Master of Pocklington
Grammar School, Yorks., deceased. B. at Pocklington,
Yorks. School, Pocklington. Matric. 1702; B.A. 1706-7.
Ord. deacon (York) June 2; priest, Sept. 23, 1706. C. of
Hemingbrough, Yorks., 1706; V., 1708-41. C. of Barmby
Chapel, 1706; of Drax, 1722. Usher of Howden Grammar
School, 1706. Died Nov. i, 1741. Buried at Hemingbrough.
Father of the next and of John (1725)-
TEASDALE, MARMADUKE. Adm. sizar (age 21) at St John's,
June I, 1734. 3rd s. of Marmaduke (above), clerk, of York-
shire. Bapt. May 4, 1714, at Hemingbrough. Educated by
his father. Matric. 1735; B.A. 1737-8. Ord. deacon (Lincoln)
Mar. 15, 1738-9; priest. May 24, 1740. V. of Brayton,
Yorks., 1748-73. V. of Selby, 1748-73. Died 1773. Brother
of John (1725). (Scott-Mayor, iii. 455; Burton, Heming-
brough.)
TEASDALE, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's,
May 19, 1677. S. of William, tailor. B. at Alston, Cumber-
land. School, Durham. Matric. 1677; B.A. 1680-1; M.A.
1684. Ord. deacon and priest (Carlisle, Lilt. dim. from
Durham) Sept. 25, 1681.
TEATE, FAITHFULL. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Michs.
1646. Perhaps s. of Dr Teate, surgeon, of Ireland. B. at
Balliheas. B.A. 1646-7; M.A. 1650. Adm. at Trinity College,
Dublin, Nov. 4, 1641, age 19. Minister of Castle Camps,
Cambs., 1650. Probably V. of Greenwich, Kent, 1651-3;
Minister at Sudbury, 1654-8. Married, at Castle Camps,
May 15, 1649, Mrs Kath. Kinetic. Author, religious. (Calamy,
II. 28.)
TEHEES, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Miehs. 1582.
TEDNAM or TEDMAN, THOMAS. D.D. 1540. Canon of
Norwich, 1540. R. of .Acle, Norfolk, 1543. Died 1558.
TEDSTELL, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June 10,
1680. Of Nottinghamshire.
TEDSTILL, HUMPHREY. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1717,
Previously matric. (Magdalen Hall, Oxford) June 27, 1716,
age 17. S. of Edward, of Tedstill, Salop. Matric. 1717;
B.A. 1719-20; M.A. 1734. Ord. priest (Norwich) Nov. 1722.
V. of Shrewton, Wilts., 1722. (Al. Oxon.)
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TEDYNGWORTH, HENRY, seeTethingworth.
TEETON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June 6, 1693.
Of Northamptonshire.
TEFT, JOHN. Adm. sizjir (age 20) at Magdalene, May 26, 1716.
S. of Samuel. B. at Tealby, Lines. School, Lincoln. Maine.
1716; B.A. 1719-20. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 25, 1720;
priest, Sept. 20, 1724. ,
TEIGH, LISTER. Adm. pens, at Trinity, May 27, 1657. Of
Lincolnshire. School, Westminster. Scholar, 1658; B.A.
1660.
TELE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1586.
TELLAMACHE, THOMAS, see TOLLEMACHE.
TEMPEST, ARTHUR. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Trinity, May 19,
1680. S. of Robert, of Marton, Yorks. Bapt. there, Dec. 1,
1663. School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1680; Scholar, 1683; B.A.
1683-4. Ord. priest (Carlisle) Mar. 11, 1687-8. P.C. of
Ravenstondale, Westmorland, 1692-3. C. of Gt Harwood,
Lanes., 1707. V. of Bracewell, Yorks., 1717-50. V. of Gill
Kirk, Bamoldswick, 1717-50. Died 1750. (J. Parker.)
TEMPEST, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1589.
2nd s. of Arthur, of Marton, Yorks. Bapt. there, 1568.
TEMPEST, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1582.
TEMPEST, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1580.
TEMPEST, JOHN. Matric. Fell.-Com. from King's, Easter,
1725. 5th s. of William, Prothonotary of Common Pleas.
B. 1693. M.D. 1726-7 [Lit. Reg.). Died unmarried, Dec. 8,
1729. Buried at St Dunstan's-in-the-West, London. Admon.
(P.C.C.) 1729. Brother of WiUiam (1699-1700). (Surtees,
II. 328; Misc. Gen. et Her., 3rd S., 11. 237.)
TEMPEST, JOHN. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 17) at St John's.
Apr. 13, 1728. S. of John, Esq., of Durham, M.P. Bapt.
Apr. 28, 1710, at St Nicholas, Durham. School, Durham.
Matric. 1728. M.P. for Durham, 1742-68. Mayor of Hartle-
pool. Married Frances Shuttleworth, of Forcet-in-Gawthorpe,
May 9, 1738. Buried May 17, 1776, at St Giles', Durham.
Brother of William (1728). {Scott-Mayor, iii. 413; G. Mag.)
TEMPEST, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Sidney, Apr. 18,
1664. 4th s. of Henry, Esq., parliamentarian, deceased.
Bapt. June r, 1647, at Tong, Yorks. Schools, Bradford
(Mr Cotes) and Coxwold (Mr Littleton). Matric. 1664; B.A.
1667-8; M.A. 1671. Died Dec. 5, 1677, in London. Buried
at St PancrEis. (Genealogist, N.S., x. 55.)
TEMPEST, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Peterhouse,
Jan. 29, 1719-20. S. of Sir George, Bart., of Tong Hall,
Yorks. Bapt. Feb. 1, 1702, at BeQreys. School, Bradford.
Matric. 1720; Scholar, 1720; B.A. 1723-4. Ord. deacon
(Ely) Sept. 25, 1726; priest, Sept. 24, 1727. Assisteint
minister of Sheffield, 1731-55. P.C. of Atterdiffe, Yorks.,
1731-55. Died 1755. Will dated, Apr. 24, 1755; proved,
Feb. 20, 1756. [T. A. Walker, 242; Genealogist, N.S., x. 57.)
TEMPEST, THOMAS. B.A. 1493. 4th s. of Roland, of Hohnside,
Durham. Fellow of Clare, 1494. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn,
June 10, 1496. One of the Council of the North. Succeeded
his brother at Holmside. Perhaps knighted, Sept. 25, 1523.
Married and had issue. Died Sept. 1544. (J. Parker.)
TEMPEST, WILLIAM. Matric. FeU.-Com. from King's, Lent,
1699-1700. S. and h. of William, Prothonotary of the Court
of Common Pleas (and Elizabeth, dau. of John Cooke, of
Cranbrook, Kent). B. Apr. 16, 1682. School, Eton. Became,
like his father, a Prothonotary of C.P. F.R.S., 1712. Of
Shepherds, Cranbrook. Married Elizabeth, dau. of Samuel
Hyland, of Bodiam, Sussex, June 6, 1707. Died Aug. 15,
1761. Will, P.C.C. Brother of John (1725). {Misc. Gen. et
Her., 3rd S., II. 238; G. Mag.)
TEMPEST, WILLIAM. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 15) at St John's,
Apr. 13, 1728. S. of John. Bapt. Oct. 7, 1713, at St Nicholas,
Durham. School, Durham. Brother of John (1728).
TEMPLE, ANTHONY. B.A. 1529-30; M.A. 1533. FeUow of
Clare. Probably of Eglingham, Northumberland. Scholar.
Litt. dim. from Durham, Aug. 11, 1532. (Register of Bishop
Tunstall.)
TEMPLE, ANTHONY. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Sidney, July 5,
1742. 2nd s. of John, of Crake, Yorks. Bapt. there, Feb. 8,
1723-4. School, Coxwold. Matric. 1743; B.A. 1745-6; M.A.
1770. Master of Richmond School, 1750-95. V. of Easby,
Yorks., 1770-95. Married (1) Sarah, dau. of Andrew Layton,
of Coxwold, May, 1750; (2) Arabella, dau. of Rev. Joseph
Beckett, of York, 1767. Died Apr. 30, 1795. Buried at
Easby. Will, P.C.C. (H. M. Wood.)
TEMPLE, HENRY. Matric. Fell.-Com. from King's, Easter,
1693. Doubtless s. and h. of Sir John (1646-7), Speaker of
the Irish House of Commons. B. c. 1673. Appointed with
Luke King, Chief Rembrancer of the Court of Exchequer in
Ireland, i68o. Created Viscount Palmerston, of Palmerston,
Temple, Richard
Co. Dublin, Mar. 12, 1722-3. M.P. for East Grinstead, 1727-
34; for Bossiney, 1734-41 ; for Weobley, i74i-7- A supporter
of Walpole. Helped Bishop Berkeley in his scheme concern-
ing the island of St Christopher. Married (i) Anne, dau. of
Abraham Houblon, Governor of the Bank of England;
(2) Isabella, dau. of Sir Francis Gerard, Bart., of Harrow-
on-the-Hill, Middlesex. Died June 10, 1757, aged 84.
Father of Richard (1743). {D.N.B.; Lodge, v. 241.)
TEMPLE, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Trinity Hall, Feb. 10,
1699-1700. Matric. 1700.
TEMPLE, JAMES. Matric. sizar from King's, Lent, 1702-3;
B.A. 1705-6; M.A. 1709. Ord. deacon (London) June 19,
1709; priest, Dec. 24, 1710.
TEMPLE, JOHN (1506), see HOLLAND.
TEMPLE, JOHN. B.Can.L. 1515-6.
TEMPLE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Michs.
1573; B.A. 1576-7; M.A. 1580.
TEMPLE, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Pembroke, Jan. 30, 1646-7.
S. of Sir John, of London, Knt., Master of the Rolls (for
whom see D.N.B.). B. 1632, in London. Matric. 1647.
Student of Christ Church, Oxford (by the visitors), 1648.
B.A. (Oxford) 1649; M.A. 1652. Adm. at Lincohi's Inn,
May 4, 1650. Called to the Bar, 1657. Solicitor-General in
Ireland, 1660-88. M.P. for Carlow, 1661-6. Speaker of
the Irish House of Commons, 1661. Knighted, Aug. 15, 1663.
Attorney-General of Ireland, 1690-5. Purchased a home at
East Sheen, Surrey. Married Jane, dau. of Sir Abraham
Yamer, of Ireland, Knt. Died Mar. 10, 1704-5, aged 72.
Buried in Mortlake Church, Surrey. Brother of William
(1644) and doubtless father of Henry (1693). Mt. Oxon. ; A. B.
Beaven; Lodge, v. 240; Manning and Bray, iii. 139; D.N.B.)
TEMPLE, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Peterhouse, July 6,
1654. S. and h. of John, Merchant Taylor. B. Feb. 12, 1636,
at Yarmouth, Isle of Wight. School, Merchant Taylors'.
Matric. 1655; B.A. 1657-8; Scholar, 1658. One of these
names V. of Hangleton, Sussex, 1660, and of Portslade, 1669.
TEMPLE, JONATHAN. Matric. pens, from Emmanuel, Easter,
1613. Doubtless 2nd s. of Edmund, of Temple HaU, Sibbes-
den, Leics. Living, 1619, age 21. Brother of the next.
TEMPLE, PAUL. Adm. pens, at Sidney, Feb. 19, 1607-8.
Doubtless s. and h. of Edmund, of Temple Hall, Sibbesden,
Leics. (and Elizabeth, dau. of Robert Burgoine, of Wroxhall,
Warws.). Matric. 1607-8. Living, 1619, age 29. Brother
of Peter the regicide, for whom see D.N.B. and of Jonathan
(above). {Vis. of Leics., i6ig.)
TEMPLE, PETER. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1651.
B. in Surrey. Possibly s. of Peter, the regicide, of Temple
Hall, Leics. (for whom see D.N.B.). If so, b. 1635. B.A.
1654-5; M.A. 1659. Fellow, till 1661. 'Went into Virginia.'
Afterwards V. of Sible Hedingham, Essex, 1672-90. (Har-
wood.)
TEMPLE, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Easter, 1575.
TEMPLE, RICHARD. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Emmanuel, Dec. 23,
1648. S. and h. of Sir Peter, of Stowe, Bucks., Knt. and
Bart, (by his 2nd wife Christian, dau. of Sir John Leveson,
of Haling, Kent). B. 1634. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Nov. 6,
1648. Succeeded as 3rd Bart., Sept. 1653. M.P. for Warws.,
1654-5; for Buckingham, 1659 and 1660-97. K.B., i66r.
Took a leading part against the Popish Plot, also for the
exclusion of James, Duke of York from the crown. One of
the Council for foreign plantations, 1671. Commissioner of
Customs, 1672-94. Married Mary, dau. of Henry Knapp, of
Weston, Oxon. Buried at Stowe, May 15, 1697. Father of
the next. (D.N.B.; G.E.C., 1. 83; Vis. of Bucks., 1634.)
TEMPLE, RICHARD. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 18) at Christ's,
Oct. 31, 1694. S. of Sir Richard (above), Bart., of Stowe,
Bucks. B. Oct. 24, 1675, in London. Succeeded as 4th Bart.,
May, 1697. M.P. for Buckingham, 1697-1702 and 1708-13;
for Bucks., 1704-8. Served in the Army; distinguished
himself at the siege of Lille, 1708. Captured Vigo, 1719.
Field Marshal, 1742. Created Baron Cobham, of Cobham,
Kent, Oct. 19, 1714, and Viscount Cobham, May 23, 1718.
Envoy to Vienna, 1714-5. P.C, 1716. Governor of Jersey,
1723-49. Lord-Lieutenant of Bucks., 1728-38. Married
Anne, dau. of Edmund Halsey, of Stoke Poges, Bucks.
Rebuilt the house at Stowe and laid out the famous gardens.
Intimate with Pope, who often visited him at Stowe. A
friend and patron of literary men. A member of the Kit-Cat
Club. Died Sept. 13, 1749. Buried at Stowe. (G.£.C., i. 83;
Peile, II. 132; D.N.B.
TEMPLE, RICHARD. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Clare, May 14, i743-
2nd s. of Henry (1693), Viscount Palmerston. Matric.
1743-4; M.A. 1746. M.P. for Downton, 1747-9- Married
Henrietta, dau. of Thomas Pelham, of Stanmer, Sussex.
Died Aug. 8, 1749, of small-pox. (Herald and Geneal., iii.
401 ; Lodge, v. 244.)
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TEMPLE, ROBERT. B.D. 1600 (Incorp. from Oxford). B.A.
(Magdalen CoUege, Oxford) 1570; M.A. 1573; B.D. 1588.
V. of Burford, Oxon., 1571. Chaplain to Dr Aylmer, Bishop
of London. V. of Tickenham, Somerset, 1574-6. V. of
Lacock, Wilts., 1575; of Coleme, 1576; of Wilsford, 1582,
and of Bremhill, 1583. Canon of Bristol, 1584-1611. R. of
St Nicholas Aeon, London, 1589-92. R. of St Michael's,
Queenhithe, 1591-5. Preb. of St Paul's, 1592-8. R. of
Dowdeswell, Gloucs., 1598-1611. Died 1611. Will, P.C.C.
(Al. Oxon.)
TEMPLE, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Christ's, Jan. 9,
1623-4. S. of Robert, chandler, of Berwick-on-Tweed.
Bapt. there, 1604. School, Berwick (Mr Knowsley). Matric.
1623-4; B.A. 1627-8. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Dec. 21; priest,
Dec. 22, 1628. Perhaps V. of Wyrardisbury, Bucks., 1647-56.
(Peile, I. 355, where date of ordination is wrongly given.)
TEMPLE, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Apr. 23, 1609.
Matric. 1609; B.A. 1612-3; M.A. 1616. Incorp. at Oxford,
1620. Ord. deacon (Petagdj.) Sept. 22; priest, Dec. 22, 1616.
Probably R. of Etton, Northants., 1627-50. Buried there
Mar. I, 1650-1. One of these names ord. deacon (Gloucester)
Mar. 9, 1614-5, as of Balliol College, Oxford; R. of Shipton
OUfie, Gloucs.; living, 1665. (F. S. Hockaday; Al. Oxon.,
where two men are apparently confused.)
TEMPLE, SIMON. Adm. at King's (age 18) a scholar from
Eton, Dec. 10, 1580. Of Heytesbury, Wilts. Matric. 1581;
B.A. 1584-5; M.A. 1588. FeUow, 1584-9, 'expelled.'
TEMPLE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Michs. 1568.
S. of Robert, of the Priory, Leicester. B.A. 1572-3; M.A.
from Caius, 1576. Fellow of Csiius, 1575-6. {Venn, 1. 73.)
TEMPLE, THOMAS. M.A. 1627 (Incorp. from Dublin. 2nd s.
of Sir WiUiam (1573), Knt. Scholar of Trinity College,
Dublin, Oct. 17, 1615; B.A. (Dublin) 1620; M.A. 1623.
Fellow of Trinity College, Dublin, 1620. Incorp. at Oxford,
1628, and again as B.D. 1638-9. D.D. (Oxford) 1639. R. of
Old Ross, Ferns, 1626. V. of Battersea, Surrey, 1634.
A member of the Westminster Assembly. Achieved a
reputation as a puritan preacher in London. Probably
intruded R. of Braunston, Northants., 1657-61. Died 1661.
Admon. granted (Archd. Northants.) Sept. 3, 1661, to widow
Anne. (H. I. Longden; Al. Oxon., where he is wrongly
identified with a contemporary namesake, R. of Bourton-
on-the-Water, Gloucs., LL.D.)
TEMPLE WILLIAM. Adm. at King's (age 17) a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 14, 1545. Of Stower Provost, Dorset. Matric.
1545: B.A. 1549-50; M.A. 1553. Fellow, 1548-57- 'An
excellent mathematician, and travelled beyond the Sea.'
Doubtless adm. at Basle, 1555. (Harwood.)
TEMPLE, WILLIAM. Adm. at King's (age 17) a scholar from
Eton, Sept. 28, 1573. Of Stower, Dorset. S. of Anthony, of
Coughton, Warws. Matric. 1573; B.A. 1577-8; M.A. 1581.
Fellow, 1576-83. Incorp. at Oxford, 1581. Master of Lincoln
Grammar School, c. 1583. Secretary to Sir PhUip Sidney,
1585; and after his death to the Earl of Essex. M.P. for
Tamworth, 1597. Provost of Trinity College, Dublin, 1609.
Master in Chancery (Ireland), 1609-10. M.P. for Dublin
University, in the Irish Parliament, 1613-5. Knighted, May
4, 1622. Married Mairtha Harrington. Author, philosophical;
a champion of the Ramist system of logic. Died Jan. 15,
1626-7. Buried in the Chapel of Trinity College, DubUn.
Will, Dublin. Father of Thomas (1627). (Harwood; Lips-
comb, III. 85; Nichols, IV. 959; Al. Oxon.; Al. Dublin.)
TEMPLE, WILLIAM. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Emmanuel, Aug. 31,
1644. S. and h. of Sir John, Master of the Rolls (and Mary,
dau. of John Hammond, of Chertsey, Surrey). Bapt. Apr. 30,
1628, at St Anne's, Blackfriars, London. School, Bishop's
Stortford. Travelled abroad and studied foreign languages.
Went to Ireland. M.P. for Carlow, 1660; for Co. Carlow,
1661-6. Settled at East Sheen, Surrey, 1663. Employed on
missions abroad. Envoy to Brussels, 1665-7. Created Bart.,
Jan. 31, 1665-6. Ambassador at the Hague, 1667-71, and
again, 1674-9. Succeeded his father as Master of the Rolls,
1677-96. M.P. for Northampton, 1678; for Cambridge
University, 1679-81. P.C., 1679-81. His opposition to
Charles II's arbitrary government caused his exclusion from
the King's counsels and subsequent retirement. Purchased
Moor Park, in Famham, Surrey, 1680. Married Dorothy
Osborne (for whom see D.N.B.), dau. of Sir Peter Osborne,
of Chicksands, Beds., Jan. 16, 1654-5. Received Jonathan
Swift into his house as secretary, 1689; aided by him in
editing his Memoirs. Author, literary and critical. Died
Jan. 27, 1698-9. Buried in Westminster Abbey. Brother of
John (1646-7). (G.E.C, IV. 25; D.N.B.)
TEMPLE, WILLIAM. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Christ's, Easter,
1679.
TEMPLE, . Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1579.
Templer, Thomas
TEMPLEMAN, GILES. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, Feb.
20, 1731-2. S. of Giles, of Dorchester. School, Tiverton,
Devon (Mr Smith). Matric. 1732; Scholar, 1734; B.A. 1735-6;
M.A. 1739. Fellow, 1738. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June 17,
1739; priest (Bristol) Mar. 2, 1739-40. R. of Pentridge,
Dorset, 1740-50. R. of Gussage St Michael, 1744-53. R- of
ChesUboume, 1750-90; of Wimbome St Giles', 1753. Died
Aug. 23, 1790, at Wimbome. Will, P.C.C. (F. S. Hockaday;
G. Mag.)
TEMPLEMAN, NATHANIEL. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity,
June 14, 1746. S. of William, of Dorchester. School, Eton.
Matric. 1747; Scholar, 1747; B.A. 1749-50; M.A. 1753. Ord.
deacon (Bangor) Sept. 23, 1750; priest (Peterb.) Feb. 23,
1752. Chaplain to Viscount Leinster. R. of Aimer, Dorset,
1753-97. V. of Loders, 1754-81. R. of Holy Trinity with
St Peter, Dorchester, 1781-1813. R. of Winterbome-
Anderson, 1791-1813. R. of Long Brady with Little Brady,
1797-1813. Died Jan. 8, 1813. (F. S. Hockaday.)
TEMPLEMAN, PETER. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Trinity, June
15, 1728. S. and h. of Peter, solicitor, of Dorchester. B.
Mar. u, 1711. School, Charterhouse, London. Matric. 1728;
Scholar, 1729; B.A. 1731-2; M.D. (Leyden) 1737. Keeper
of the Readuag Room of the British Museum, London,
1758-60. Secretaryof the Society of Arts, 1760-9. A member
of the Royal Academy of Sciences at Paris, 1762, and of
the Economical Society at Berne. Author, miscellaneous.
Died Aug. 23, 1769. Will (P.C.C.) 1769. (A. B. Beaven;
D.N.B.)
TEMPLER, BENJAMIN. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Oct. 7, 1650.
Of Northamptonshire. Matric. 1651; Scholar, 1652; B.A.
1654-5; M.A. 1658. Fellow, 1656. Intruded R. of Ashley,
Northants., 1657; conformed and reinstituted, 1661-87.
Died July 7, 1687, aged 53. Buried at Ashley. M.I. (H. I.
Longden.)
TEMPLER or TEMPLAR, DUDLEY. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel,
1645. Of Himtingdonshire. Doubtless s. of Thomas, of
Staughton, Hunts, (and Lettice, dau. of Thomas Dudley,
of Harrold, Beds.). Bapt. July 27, 1627, at Harrold. {Bedford
Geneal., 388.)
TEMPLER, GERVASE. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Trinity, Oct. 11,
1692. 6th s. of John (1641), D.D., R. of Balsham, Cambs.
School, Felsted, Essex. Matric. 1693. Brother of Thomas
(1680). {Genealogist, iil. 312.)
TEMPLAR, HUMPHREY. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs.
1584; B.A. 1587-8. V. of Weston-by-WeUand, Northants.,
1598-1634. R. of Rockingham, 1617-60. Married Alice
Edgeley, widow, June 5, 1600. Died 1660. Perhaps father
of Thomas (1615). {Peile, 1. 180.)
TEMPLER, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 28, 1641.
S. of John, of Ashley, Northants., gent. Matric. 1641; B.A.
1644-5; M.A. from Trinity, 1648; B.D. 1655; D.D. 1666.
Fellow of Trinity, 1645. Incorp. at Oxford, 1664. Intruded
as R. of Ashley, Northants., 1650 (patron, Mr John Templer
the elder). R. of Balsham, Cambs., 1654-93. Mcirried
Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Lathom, of Balsham. Buried
there Sept. 24, 1693. Will, P.C.C. Father of Gervase (1692)
and Thomas (1680). {Vis. of Cambs., 1684; Genealogist, iii.
312; Al. Oxon., where he is confused with the next.)
TEMPLER, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Trinity, June 30, 1651.
Of Northamptonshire. 2nd s. of Thomas (1615), V. of
Weston-by-Welland. Matric. 1651; B.A. 1654-5; M.A. 1658;
B.D. 1665. Ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.) Aug. 17, 1662.
Intruded R. of Braybrooke, Northants., 1659; conformed,
1662. Buried Apr. 26, 1678, at Weston-by-Welland. Will
proved (Archd. Northants.) May 18, 1678, by Elizabeth, his
widow. (H. I. Longden.)
TEMPLER, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, 1637-8.
Matric. Michs. 1638.
TEMPLER, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs. 1615.
Perhaps s. of Humphrey (1584); bapt. Jan. 1, 1603-4, at
Weston-by-Welland, Northants. B.A. 1618-9; M.A. 1622.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1628. V. of Weston Favell, Northants.,
1634. V. of Weston-by-Welland, 1634-73. Will proved
(Archd. Northants.) Mar. 16, 1673-4, by Frances, his widow.
Father of John (1651). {Peile, i. 306; H. I. Longden.)
TEMPLER, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, May 1, 1622.
Matric. 1622; B.A. 1625-6; M.A. 1629. Ord. deacon (London)
Sept. 23, 1627, age 24. Probably licensed to teach grammar
at Braintree, Essex, 1627. Perhaps minister of Stisted, 1646.
One of these names P.C. of Market Harborough, 1-eics.,
1646-9.
TEMPLER, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Apr. 5, 1680.
S. and h. of John (1641), D.D., R. of Balsham, Cambs.
B. at Balsham. School, Felsted. Matric. i68i; Scholar,
1683; B.A. 1683-4; M.A. 1688. Adm. at the Inner Temple,
Aug. 10, 1681. Ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.) Sept. 26,
1687. Brother of Gervase (1692).
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TEMPLER, WILLIAM. Scholar of Christ's, 1539; B.A. 1542-3-
TEMPLER, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Sidney, July,
1641. S. of William, yeoman, deceased. B. at Laxton,
Northants. Schools, Uppingham, Broughton, Oundle and
Laxton. Matric. 1641. Perhaps C. of Laxton, in 1662.
TENCH, FISHER. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 17) at Sidney, July 22,
1690. S. and h. of Nathaniel, Esq., of Low Leyton, Essex
(by his 2nd wife Anne, dau. of Thomas Fisher, alderman of
London). B. at Newington Green, London. Matric. 1691.
Adm. at the Inner Temple, May 30, 1690. Sheriff of Essex,
1711-2. M.P. for Southwark, 1713-22. Created Bart., Aug.
8, 1715. Of Low Leyton, Essex. Married EUzabeth, dau. of
Robert Bird, of Herts. Died Oct. 31, 1736, aged 64. Buried
at Leyton. M.I. WiU, P.C.C. (G. Mag.; L. Mag.; G.E.C.,
V. 29.)
TENCH, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Trinity, May 19, 1740.
S. of John, of Nantwich, Cheshire. School, Newport,
Shropshire (Mr Lea). Matric. 1740; Scholar, 1743; B.A.
1743-4. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Sept. 1744; priest. Mar.
1750-1. C. of Risby, Suffolk. One of these names preb. of
Chichester, 1770-1. WiU (P.C.C.) 1772; of Chichester, clerk.
But see At. Oxon. for a contemporary.
TENCH, RANDOLPH. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, June
14, 1656. S. of J., of Nantwich, Cheshire. B. there. School,
Nantwich. Matric. 1656; B.A. 1659-60; M.A. 1663. V. of
Seaming, Norfolk, 1662. R. of Brampton, SuSolk, 1662-
81.
TENCH, ROBERT. M.A. from Christ's, 1668. Matric. (Jesus
College, Oxford) Mar. 21, 1658-9; B.A. (Hart Hall, Oxford)
1665. R. of Llanwrin, Montgomery, 1676. Canon of St
Asaph, 1693-1701. Died 1701. Buried at Llanwrin. (Al.
Oxon.; Peile, 11. 16.)
TENCH, ROWLAND. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, June 19,
1697. S. of Richard, alehouse-keeper. B. at Shrewsbury.
School, Shrewsbury. Matric. 1697; B.A. 1700-1; M.A. 1710.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June 29, 1701. 3rd Master at Shrews-
bury, 1702-15; 2nd Master, 1715-28. P.C. of Astley, Salop,
1714-28. R. of Church Stretton, 1728-48. Died 1748.
(G, W. Fisher, Shreivsbury.)
TENDERING, JOHN. B.Can.L. 1459-60.
TENTERING or SENDERYNG, JOHN. B.Can.L. 1524-5- V. of
South Bemfieet, Essex, 1529-34. R. of Stanford-le-Hope,
1531; of Rawreth, 1534; of Wickford, 1546. Died 1548.
TENDRYNG, ROGER DE. Scholar at King's Hall, 1346-59;
removed, Sept. 25, 1359.
TENDRING or TENRING, WILLIAM. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 17)
at Peterhouse, July 6, 1696. Of Essex. Doubtless s. and
h. of John, of Brent Hall, Boreham. Married Mary, dau. of
Thomas Smyth, of Smyth's Hall, Blackmore. (MoratU, 11. 16.)
TENISON, EDWARD. Adm. at Corpus Christi, Feb. 19,
1690-1. S. of Joseph (and Margaret, dau. of Edward
Mileham, of Norfolk) and grandson of Philip (1631). B.
Apr. 3, 1673, at Norwich. School, St Paul's. Matric. 1691;
B.A. 1694-5; LL.B. (Lambeth) 1697. Incorp. at Cambridge,
1697. D.D. (Lambeth) 1714. Licensed to receive priest's
orders from the Bishop of Rochester, May 4, 1697. R- of
Wittersham, Kent, 1697. R- of Sundridge, 1698-1722.
R. of Chiddingstone, 1705-27. Preb. of Lichfield, 1705-8.
Preb. of Canterbury, 1708-31. Archdeacon of Carmarthen,
1708-27. Chaplain to the Duke of Dorset, Lord Lieutenant
of Ireland, 1730. Bishop of Ossory, i73i-5- Married Anne
Searle, of Cambridgeshire. Author, sermons, etc. Died Nov.
29, 1735. Buried at St Mary's, Dublin. M.I. Father of Thomas
(1711). (Masters, 400; Burke, L.G.; Misc. Gen. et Her., 3rd S.,
II. 144; D.N.B.)
TENISON, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, June 7, 1578.
S. of Christopher, of RyhUl, Holdemess, Yorks. Matric.
1578; B.A. 1581-2; M.A. 1585; B.D. 1594. FeUow, 1589-98.
Bursar, 1595. Ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.) Nov. 25, 1593.
R. of Downham, Cambs., 1596-1640. Married Anne, dau. of
Philip Haldenby, Esq. Buried at Trinity Church, Ely,
Sept. 25, 1644. Father of the next and of Philip (1631).
{T. A. Walker, 23; Misc. Gen. et Her., 3rd S., 11. 142.)
TENISON, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, Apr. 2, 1614.
S. of John (above). Matric. 1614; Scholar, 1614-21; B.A.
1617-8; M.A. 1621; B.D. 1630. Fellow, 1621-31. C. of
Cottenham, Cambs. R. of Topcroft, Norfolk, 1640. R. of
Mundesley, 1640, ejected. R. of Braconash, 1662. Died
June 25, 1671, aged 72. Buried at Topcroft. M.I. Brother
of the next and father of Thomas (1653). {T. A. Walker, 22 ;
D.N.B.)
TENISON, PHILIP. Scholar of Trinity, Easter, 1631. 3rd s. of
John (1578), R. of Downham, Cambs. Bapt. there, Apr. 26,
1612. B.A. 1631-2; M.A. 1635; D.D. 1660-1 {Litt. Reg.).
V. of Barton, Cambs., 1637-41. V. of Wethersfield, Essex,
1642. R. of Hethersett, Norfolk, 1647, ejected. Set up a
Tennant, James
school at Bawburgh. R. of Foulsham, 1660. Archdeacon of
Norfolk, 1660. Buried Jan. 15, 1660-1, aged 48, at Bawburgh,
Norfolk. M.I. (Misc. Gen. et Her., 3rd S., 11. 33 and 145.)
TENNISON, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1609.
TENISON, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1653. Of Cambridgeshire. S. of John (1614). R- of
Topcroft, Norfolk. B. Sept. 29, 1636, at Cottenham, Cambs.
School, Norwich. B.A. 1656-7; M.A. 1660; B.D. 1667; D.D.
1680. FeUow, 1662. Incorp. at Oxford, 1664. Chaplam to
Charles II. R. of Bracon Ash, Norfolk, 1660. V. of St
Andrew-the-Great, Cambridge, 1665; gained credit for his
continued residence and ministrations during the plague.
R. of HolyweU, Hunts., 1667-81. Minister of St Peter
Mancroft, Norwich, 1671-8. Chaplain to the Kmg, 1676-91-
R. of St Martin-in-the-Fields, London, 1680-92. R. of St
James's, Piccadilly, 1686-92. Joined the seven bishops in
their famous declaration, 1688. Archdeacon of London,
1689-91. Bishop of Lincohi, 16^-4- Archbishop of Canter-
bury, 1694-1715. P.C, 1695. ^Established the first pubUc
library in London, in Castle Street, Leicester Square; en-
dowed a school there. One of the founders of the Society
for the Propagation of the Gospel. Won fame by his con-
troversy with the Jesuits. Married Anne, dau. of Richard
Love, D.D., Master of Corpus Christi. Author, controversial.
Died s.p., Dec. 14, I7i5- Buried at Lambeth. M.I. Bene-
factor to Corpus Christi. (Masters, 362; Al. Oxon.; D.N.B.)
TENISON, THOMAS. Adm. at Corpus Christi, i7n (impubes).
S. of Edward (1690), ot Sundridge, Kent. Schools, Croydon
and Sevenoaks. Migrated to Clare, Mar. 31, I7i5- LL.B.
1721 ; LL.D. from Trinity HaU, 1726. FeUow of Trimty HaU,
1725-8. Incorp. at Oxford, 1729- Adm. at the Middle
Temple, Nov. 22, 1721. Ord. deacon (Oxford) Sept. 25, 1726;
priest (Ely) Feb. 26, 1727-8. Succeeded his father as Arch-
deacon of Carmarthen, 1727-42- V. of Lydd, Kent, 1727-42-
R. of Chiddingstone, 1727-42. ChanceUor of the diocese of
Oxford, 1734-42. Preb. and commissary of Canterbury,
1739-42. Died May 7, 1742, aged 41. Buried in Canterbury
Cathedral. (Masters, 403; Al. Oxon.; G. Mag.; Misc. Gen.
et Her., 3rd S., 11. i47-)
TENNANT, CALVERT. Adm. sizar (age 20) at St John's, June
28, 1736. S. of Edward, husbandman, of Yorkshire. B. at
Mount-Parke, in Wensley, Richmonds., Yorks. School,
Sedbergh. Matric. 1736; B.A. 1739-40; M.A. 17431 B.D.
1751. FeUow, 1743-59. Junior Proctor, 1749-50. Ord.
priest (Litt. dim. from York) May, 1741- C. of Castleford.
R. of Gt Warley, Essex, 1758-72. (Scott-Mayor, iii. 477-)
TENNANT, CHRISTOPHER. B.A. 1527-8. Perhaps R. of
Melsonby, Yorks., 1546; there, 1554.
TENANT, EDMUND. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, May i,
1691. S. of John, taUor. B. at York. School, York. Matric.
1691; B.A. 1694-5; M.A. from King's, 1698. Ord. deaion
(London) Mar. 8, 1695-6. Lay clerk at King's.
TENNANT, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Christ's, May 3,
1636. S. of James. B. at Bentham, Yorks. School, Kirkby
Lonsdale (MrCarr). Matric. 1636; B.A. 1639-40; M.A. 1643.
Ord. deacon (Lincohi) Oct. 22, 1643; priest, S«pt. 20, 1646.
(Peile, I. 441.)
TENNANT, FRANCIS. Adm. sizar (age 21) at St John's, Mar.
15, 1721-2. S. of Richard, barrister, of Yorks. B. at MUbeck,
m the parish of Sedbergh. School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1722;
LL.B. 1736. Ord. priest (Bishop of London) Sept. 24, z.727-
R. of Ah-esford, Essex, 1731-64, B.A. Died Oct. 3, 1764.
Wm (Comm. Essex) 1764. (Henry Curtis.)
TENANT, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Mar. 1584-5;
B.A. 1588-9; M.A. 1592.
TENNANT, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Christ's, May 18,
1629. S. of Henry. B. at Scotton, Richmonds., Yorks.
School, Bedale (Mr Smelt). Matric. 1629. (Vis. of Yorks.,
1612; Peile, I. 400.)
TENANT, JAMES. Adm. pens, (age 22) at Caius, May 5, 1626.
S. of Henry, gent., of Malham-Waterhouses, Yorks. School,
Gisbum (Mr (?) Richard Tenant). Ord. deacon (York) May 20,
1627; 'schoolmaster at North Cave, Yorks.' R. of mediety
of BumsaU, Yorks., c. 1650-86. Master of BumsaU Grammar
School during vacancies. Buried there Sept. 4, 1686. Brother
of Richard (1609) and perhaps father of Richard (1664).
(Venn, i. 275; W. J. Stavert.)
TENNANT, JAMES. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Apr. 22,
1657. S. of James, gent., of Roughton, Norfolk. B. at
Norwich. Schools, Roughton (private), Bassingham (Mr
Johnson) and Norwich (Mr Lovering). Scholar, 1657-60;
Matric. 1659; B.A. 1660-1; M.A. 1664. Adm. at Gray's Inn,
Mar. 26, 1660. Married Elizabeth, dau. of Robert Jenny,
of Bayfield. (Venn, i. 397.)
TENNANT, JAMES. Adm. sizar at Trinity, June 16, 1662.
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TENNANT, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse, 1598; B.A.
from Christ's, 1601-2; M.A. from Peterhouse, 1605.
TENANT, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St John's, Lent, 1620-1;
B.A. 1623-4. Ord. deacon (York) May; priest, Sept. 1627.
TENANT, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Trinity, June 29, 1661. Matric.
1661; B.A. 1664-5; M.A. 1671. Ord. priest (York) c. 1665.
Probably R. of Linton, Yorks., 1674-1715- Died 1715.
TENANT, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Sidney, Feb. 25, 1674-5-
TENNANT, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, Oct. 30,
1739. 2nd s. of John, gent., of Chapel House, Yorks. Bapt.
Apr. 6, 1722, at Conistone. School, Threshfield. Matric.
1740. Adm. at the Middle Temple, Aug. 2, 1739. Barrister,
1745. Bencher, 1779. Lent Reader, 1786. Buried at
Conistone, June i, 1790. {Scott-Mayor, iii. 504; Middle
Temple Bench Book.)
TENANT, MARMADUKE. Adm. sizar at Christ's, Apr. 13,
1624. S. of John, of Starbottom, in Kettlewell-in-Craven,
Yorks. (and Alice, dau. of Marmaduke Fawcett, of Over-
hessledon-in -Craven). B. in Craven. School, Giggleswick.
Matric. 1624; B.A. 1627-8; M.A. 1631. Ord. priest (Peterb.)
May 23, 1630; minister of Therfield, Herts., 1643-62, ejected.
(Peile, I. 357; Vis. of Essex, 1634.)
TENNANT, PHILIP. Adm. sizar at Queens', Apr. 13, 1726.
Of Cambridgeshire. B. 1708. Matric. 1727; B.A. 1731-2.
Ord. deacon (Ely) Sept. 19, 1731. R. of St Laurence, Win-
chester.
TENNANT, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Caius, May 6,
1609. S. of Henry, of Craven, Yorks. School, Giggleswick.
Matric. 1609; Scholar, 1612-5; B.A. 1612-3; M.A. 1616.
Ord. priest (York) Sept. 19, 1619. R. of mediety of Bumsall,
1618-53. V. of Kettlewell, 1632. A Royalist; fined £70 for
assisting forces raised against Parliament, 1649. School-
master at Bumsall, 1652. Buried there May 15, 1653.
Brother of James (1626). (Venn, i. 201; W. J. Stavert.)
TENNANT, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Christ's, June i,
1660. S. of William. Bapt. Dec. 25, 1640, at Conistone, in
Bumsall. School, Giggleswick. Matric. 1661. Ord. deacon
(York) Sept. 1662; priest ,Sept. 1664. C. of St Michael, York.
Perhaps V. of Camaby, Yorks., 1665-82. Died 1682. {Peile,
I. 591; Burke, L.G.)
TENNANT, RICHARD. Adm. sizar at Trinity, July ?, 1664.
Perhaps s. of James (1626). Matric. 1667; B.A. 1667-8;
M.A. 1671. Ord. deacon (York) c. 1667; priest, Sept. 1671.
One of these names, clerk, died 1675-6, at Bumsall, Yorks.
(W. J. Stavert.)
TENNANT, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Peterhouse,
Apr. 11, 1730. Of Yorkshire. School, Durham. Matric.
1730; Scholar, 1730. Migrated to Queens', Feb. 8, 1732-3.
B.A. 1733-4; M.A. 1737. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Dec. 22,
1734. Probably R. of Rye, Sussex. Died Feb. 1795, aged 84.
(G. Mag.)
TENANT, STEPHEN. Adm. pens, at Clare, Mar. 19, 1662-3.
Matric. 1663; B.A. 1666-7; M.A. 1670. Ord. deacon (York)
June; priest, Sept. 1671. V. of Stranton, Durham, 1671-
1710. Died 1710.
TENNANT, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter,
1579. Of Yorkshire. B.A. 1582-3. Licensed to teach grammar
at Reepham, Norfolk, 1583. Probably V. of Wiggenhall
St Mary, 1592-9.
TENANT, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1608.
TENNANT, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Caius, Feb. 16,
1636-7. S. of William, gent. B. at Saham Tony, Norfolk.
School, Saham Tony (Mr Gilbert). Scholar, 1639-41; B.A.
1640-1.
TENAUND, WILLIAM. B.Can.L. 1506-7-
TENAUND, WILLIAM. B.A. 1515-6 (Incorp. from Paris);
M.A. 1516-7.
TENANT, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Sept. 28, 1695.
Of Yorkshire.
TENANT, . B.A. 1529-30; perhaps M.A. 1538-9.
TENNVE, JAMES. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June 6, 1612.
TENNY, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1617;
B.A. 1620-1. Ord. deacon (York) May, 1624.
TENNY or TINNEY, . Adm. FeU.-Com. at Corpus Christi,
1579-
TENTERING, JOHN, see TENDERING.
TERNE or TEARNE, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. pens, (age 15) at
St John's, Apr. 4, 1636. S. of Nathaniel, gent., of Chatham,
Kent. B. at Rochester. School, Rochester (Mr Chapman).
Matric. 1636; B.A. 1639-40; M.A. 1643. Physic student at
Leyden; adm. there, July 22, 1647. M.D. (Leyden). Incorp.
Terry, Thomas
at Oxford, 1650. F.R.C.P., 1655. Assistant Physidan at
St Bartholomew's Hospital, till 1669. One of the original
Fellows of the Royal Society, 1663. Married Susan, dau. of
Henry Bome. Died Dec. 31 (?), 1673. Buried in St Andrew
Undershaft. Will (P.C.C.) 1673-4. {Al. Oxon.; D.N.B.;
Scott-Mayor, i. 30.)
TEROLD, see also THOROLD, and TYRRELL.
TEROLD, EDMUND. Matric. pens, from Emmanuel, Easter,
1635. Probably brother of the next and of William (1638-9).
TEROLD, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 26, 1635. Of
Suffolk.
TEROLD, WILLIAM. B.A. from Emmanuel, 1638-9.
TERRICK, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Clare, May 30, 1726.
S. of Samuel, preb. of York. Bapt. in York Minster, July 20,
1710. Matric. 1726; B.A. 1729-30; M.A. 1733; D.D. 1747.
Fellow, 1731-8. Ord. deacon (Ely) Dec. 24, 1732; priest,
Dec. 1734- Preacher at the Rolls Chapel, 1736-57. Chaplain
to the Speaker, 1741-2. Canon of Windsor, 1742-9. Chaplain
to the King, 1745-57- Master of the Temple, 1748-53. V.
of Twickenham, Middlesex, 1749-64. Canon residentiary of
St Paul's, 1749-57. Bishop of Peterborough, 1757-64.
Bishop of London, 1764-77. P.C., 1764. Died Mar. 29,
1777. Buried at Fulham. Will, P.C.C. Brother of the next.
{D.N.B.)
TERRICK, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, at Clare, Apr. 13, 1724.
S. of Samuel, preb. of York. B. at York. Matric. 1724;
B.A. 1727; M.A. from Queens', 1731. Fellow of Queens'.
R. of Broadwater, Sussex, 1745-61. Preb. of St Paul's, 1759.
Preb. of Durham, 1759-61. Died Aug. 6, 1761, aged 53.
Buried in Peterborough Cathedral. Admon., P.C.C. Brother
of Richard (above). (G. Mag.)
TERRINGHAM, see TYRINGHAM.
TERRINGTON, JOHN (1348), see COLTON.
TERRINGTON, JOHN. Original feUow of Gonville Hall, 1349.
R. of Scole, Norfolk, 1354-61. Donor to the College hbrary.
TIRINGTON, JOHN. Adm. scholar at King's Hall, May 21,
1392; M.A. Fellow; resigned, 1426. Ord. deacon (Ely) Sept.
24, 1412; priest. Mar. 18, 1412-3.
TERRINGTON or TIRINGTON, JOHN. Fellow of Corpus
Christi, 1401. R. of Lolworth, Cambs., in 1433. Died 1444.
(Masters; Crosby.)
TERROUR, JOHN. B.A. from Christ's, 1607-8; M.A. 1611,
TERRY, see also TARRY.
TERRY, EDMUND. Adm. pens, at Queens', Feb. 16, 1645-6.
Of Kent. B.A. 1649.
TERRIE, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1583-
TERRY, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Clare, Michs. 1573.
TERRY, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Michs.
1610. B. at Reculver, Kent. B.A. 1613-4; M.A. 1617. Ord.
deacon (London) Sept. i; priest, Dec. 21, 1617, age 24. C. of
Linton, Kent. C. of St Mary, Sandwich, in 1622. Perhaps
his will (P.C.C.) 1650; of Grey Friars, Canterbiuy, clerk.
TERRY, MOSES. LL.B. 1721 (Incorp. from Trinity CoUege,
Oxford). Matric. there, Apr. 14, 1698, age 16. S. of Matthew,
of Crondal, Hants., gent. B.C.L. 1705-6. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) June 1; priest, Sept. 21, 1729. R. of Long Leaden-
ham, Lines., 1729. V. of Wellingore, 1742. Canon of Lincoln,
1751-7- Died 1757. Buried in the Cathedral. (Al. Oxon.)
TERRY, NATHANIEL. M.A. 1626 (Incorp. from Oxford). Of
Wiltshire, cler.fil. Matric. (ExeterCollege, Oxford) May 9, 1617,
age 17; B.A. (Oxford) 1620; M.A. 1623; B.D. 1630. Fellow
of Exeter College, Oxford, 1625-40. R. of Thombury,
Devon, 1641. V. of Paignton. Died 1668. (Al. Oxon.)
TERREY, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Easter,
1621.
TERREY, STEPHEN. Adm. pens, (age over 15) at Caius, June 4,
i6i8. S. of John, goldsmith, of St Botolph's, Aldersgate,
London. Schools, Saham Toney, Norfolk (Mr Southis) and
Hardingham (Mr Tylney). Matric. 1618, 'Terrill'; Scholar,
1618-25; B.A. 1621-2; M.A. 1625. Incorp. at Oxford, 1628.
Perhaps adm. at Leyden, Sept. 7, 1626; Thierrey, of London.
(Venn, i. 239; Al. Oxon.)
TERRY, THOMAS. Adm. at King's, Oct. 3, 1622. S. of Thomas,
gent., of Long Sutton, Hants. School, Winchester (Mr
Robinson). Matric. 1623. Migrated to Caius, May 28, 1625;
B.A. 1626-7; M.A. 1630. Probably V. of Immingham, Lines.,
1637. (Venn, i. 273.)
TERREY, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Christ's, July 25,
1679. S. of Thomas. B. in Cambridge. School, Ainsbury (?)
(Mr Matthews). Matric. 1680; B.A. 1683-4.
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TERRY, THOMAS. M.A. 1707 (Incorp. from Oxford). S. of
Isaac, of Canterbury, gent. Matric. (Christ Church, Oxford)
July 4, 1696, age 18; B.A. (Oxford) 1700; M.A. 1703; B.D.
171 1; D.D. 1713. Proctor (Oxford) 1708-9. Regius Pro-
fessor of Greek at Oxford, 1712-35. Canon of Christ Church,
1713-35- R. of Chalfont St Giles", Bucks., 1723-35. Chaplain
to the King, 1725-35. Died Sept. 15, 1735- Buried in Christ
Church Cathedral. Admon. (P.C.C.) as of Walcot, Bath.
{Al. Oxon.)
TESARD, . D.D. 1475-6- A friar.
TESHMAKER, MERRY. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's,
Oct. 19, 1714. S. of John William, deceased. B. at Ed-
monton, Middlesex. School, Edmonton. Migrated to Clare,
Oct. 22, 1714. Matric. 1714; M.B. 1720.
TESMONDE, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs.
1554; B.A. 1558-9.
TETERSAL, RICHARD, see TATTERSALL.
TETHINGWORTH, HENRY. Adm. at King's, a scholar from
Eton 1455. B.A. 1460, as Tedyngworth. Of Dunstable.
TETLAW, see also TITLOW.
TETLAW, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs. 1566.
TETLOW, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 20) at St John's, Nov. 7,
17x5. S. of Robert, husbandman, of Yorkshire. B. at
Skirden, Yorks. School, Conistone. Matric. 1715-6; B.A.
1720-1. Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 24, 1721. P.C. of Birch
Chapel, Manchester, 1736-42. (Scott-Mayor, 111. 298.)
TETLOWE, . Adm. sizar at King's, Lent, 1589-90.
TETTERBORNE, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Magdalene,
June 20, 1666. S. of John, gent., of Broughton, Northants.
School, Kettering (private).
TETWORTH, JOHN. Of Clement Hostel. B.Civ.L. 1510-1;
D.Civ.L. 1517-8; D.Can.L. 1531-2. V. of Gt Wilbraham,
Cambs., 1517. Will proved (V.C.C.) 1535.
TEUBLEY, FRANCIS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Peterhouse,
May 2, 1651. Of Yorkshire. School, Luton.
TEVERELL, GERVASE. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Emmanuel,
c. 1591.
TEVERSHAM, JOHN. Fellow of Corpus Christi, 1358; prob-
ably identical with John Atte Church, of Teversham, who
was R. of Landbeach, Cambs., in 1371. (Masters, 304.)
TEVERSHAM, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June 6,
1609. Matric. 1609; B.A. 1612-3.
TEVERSHAM, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Magdalene,
Michs. 1611; B.A. 1615-6.
TEVIOT, Viscount, see SPENCER, ROBERT (1646).
TEW, BENJAMIN. Adm. sizar at Queens', June 30, 1714.
Of Northamptonshire. 3rd s. of George (1677), R. of
Loddington, deceased. Bapt. there. May 25, 1697. Matric.
1714. Migrated to Jesus, Mar. 10, 1714-5. Rustat Scholar,
1715; B.A. 1717-8. Ord. deacon (London) Apr. 10, 1719.
Brother of the next and of John (1703).
TEW, EDMUND. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Feb. 18, 1715-6. 4th
s. of George (1677), R. of Loddington, Northants. Bapt.
there, Jan. 10, 1699-1700. School, Christ's Hospital. Matric.
1715-6; Rustat Scholar, 1716; B.A. 1719-20; M.A. 1723;
D.D. 1736. FeUow, 1722-30. Incorp. at Oxford, 1753. Ord.
deacon (Ely) Mar. 10, 1722-3; priest, June 14, 1724. V. of
Fordham, Cambs., 1725-35. R. of Boldon, Durham, 1735-70.
P.C. of Elmdon, Essex, 1762-5. Died July 3, 1770, aged 70.
Buried at Boldon. Benefactor to Jesus and to Christ's
Hospital. Brother of Benjamin (above) and of John (1703).
(A. Gray; G. Mag.; Al. Oxon.)
TEW, GEORGE. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Trinity, Apr. 19, 1677.
S. of John, of Towcester, Northants. B. Nov. 9, 1661.
School, Merchant Taylors'. Matric. 1677; B.A. from Clare,
1680-1; M.A. 1684. R. of Loddington, Northants., 1693-
1702. Married Mary, dau. of Edmund Massey, V. of Loys
Weedon, Northants., Nov. 25, 1684. Buried at Loddington
Jan. 3, 1702-3. M.I. Father of the next and of Benjamin
(1714) and Edmund (1715-6). (H. I. Longden.)
TEW, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Apr. 28, 1703. Of North-
amptonshire. S. of George (above), R. of Loddington. Bapt.
June 7, 1686, at Lois Weedon (his mother's home). Matric.
1703; Rustat Scholar, 1704; B.A. 1706-7. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) Feb. 29, 1707-8; C. of Hardingston, Northants.,
1708. Brother of Benjamin (1714) and Edmund (1715-6).
TEWER, see TUER.
TEXEDA, FERDINAND. B.D. 1624 (Incorp. from Oxford).
B.D. of Salamanca. Incorp. at Oxford, 1623. Formerly a
Spanish monk. Canon of Hereford, 1623. (Al. Oxon.)
TEY, JOHN. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Jesus, 1536-7. Probably
s. and h. of Thomas, of Botingham Hall, Essex. Succeeded
Thackeray, Thomas
his father in his Essex estates, Apr. 20, i543i being then
aged 22. Died May 29, 1568. Probably father of the next
and of William (1561). (Morant, 11. 196.)
TEY, THOMAS. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Trinity, Michs. 1559-
Probably s. of John (above). Probably brother of the next.
TEY or TEYZE, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs.
1561. Probably s. of John (1536-7)- B. at Layer-de-la-Hay,
Essex. Scholar, 1567; B.A. 1567-8; M.A. 1571- Ord. deacon
(London) May 2, 1569, age 23. R. of Rougham, Suffolk,
1572-83, 'Teyzum.* Probably brother of Thomas (above).
(Vis. of Essex, 1558.)
TEYTIE, WILLIAM. B.A. from St Catharine's, 1582-3.
TEYZI, THOMAS. Student in 1560. Author of verses on the
restoration of Bucer and Fagius. (Possibly T. Teyze, above.)
THACKER, EDWARD. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1493; B.A. Fellow. Died fellow of the College. Buried m
the Chapel. (Harwood.)
THACKER, GILBERT. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity, June
29, 1677. S. of Gilbert, of Derbyshire. B. in London. School,
Westminster. Scholar, 1677- See Al. Oxon. for a con-
temporary of Repton Hall, Derbs.
THACKER, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Michs. 1631 ;
B.A. 1634-5. Perhaps V. of Bolsterstone, Yorks., 1646-53.
One of these names R. of Gratwich, Staffs., c. 1652, B.A.
THACKER, PETER. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Caius, Oct. 14,
1704. S. of Peter, attorney, of Norwich. B. there. School,
Norwich (Mr Hoadley). Matric. 1704; Scholar, 1704-9; B.A.
1708-9. Adm. at the Middle Temple, Feb. 18, 1707-8.
Called to the Bar, 1715. Probably died before 1722. Brother
of Thomas (1691-2). (Venn, 1. 512.)
THACKER, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's,
Apr. 9, 1662. S. of Richard, merchant, of Norwich. B. there.
School, Norwich. Matric. 1662; B.A. 1665-6; M.A. 1669.
Buried at All Saints', Cambridge, Dec. 31, 1669. Will proved
(V.C.C).
THACKER, ROBERT. Adm. al Corpus Christi, 1556. Possibly
a mistake for Thomas (1556) whom see, or perhaps a brother.
THACKER, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1560; Scholar, 1560; B.A. 1563-4; M.A. 1567; B.D. 1576.
Fellow, 1564. Senior Bursar, 1582. Ord. deacon and priest
(Lincoln) June 6, 1574. University preacher, 1575. V. of
Enfield, Middlesex, 157&-9. R. of Benefield, Northants.,
1578-1606. Buried Oct. 20, 1606, at All Saints', North-
ampton.
THACKER, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Michs. 1556. See also Robert (1556)-
THACKER, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Sidney, 1691-2.
S. and h. of Peter, gent., of Norwich. B. there. Schools.
Eye and Bury St Edmunds. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Feb. 2,
1698-9. Brother of Peter (1704)-
THACKER, W. Matric. pens, from Clare, Michs. 1564.
THACKER, . Matric. FeU.-Com. from Corpus Christi,
Michs. 1548. Possibly Gilbert, s. and h. of Thomas, of Repton
Priory, Derbs. Married and had issue. Died 1563. (Cox,
Churches of Derbs., iii. 431.)
THACKERAY, ELIAS. Adm. sizar at Christ's, Mar. 27, 1682.
S. of Thomas. Bapt. Jan. 18, 1665-6, at Hampsthwaite,
near Knaresborough. School, Horton, near Bradford.
Matric. 1682; B.A. 1685-6; M.A. from Jesus, 1709. Ord.
deacon (London) Jnne 15; priest, Sept. 21, 1712. R. of
HawksweU, Yorks., 1711- Died there June 4, 1737- M.I.
(Peile, II. 86; Her. and Geneal.. 11. 319.)
TH.\CKERAY, ELIAS. Adm. Fell.-Com. at King's, 1697-8.
THACKERAY, ELIAS. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1750. S. of Thomas (1711), of Eton, clerk. B. Oct. 17, i732-
Matric. Lent, 1751; B.A. 1755; M.A. 1758; D.D. 1772,
Fellow, 1754. Proctor, 1770-1. Vice-Provost. Ord. priest
(Ely) Dec. 21, 1756; C. of Chipstead, Surrey. Minister of
Sawston, Cambs., 1761-70; of Trinity Church, Cambridge,
1770. R. of Walkem, Herts., 1776-81. Died Aug. 25, 1781,
aged 49. Buried there. M.I. (G. Mag.; Her and Geneal., 11.
327; Harwood.)
THACKERY, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Trinity, May 27, 1669;
B.A. 1677-8. Ord. deacon (York) Dec. 1677; priest, May 29,
i68r. C. of Haddlesey, Yorks., in 1682. V. of Ferry Fryston,
1690-1732. Died Feb. 28, 1732-3.
THACKERY, LEONARD. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs.
1580. Perhaps ord. priest (Norwich) Oct. 20, 1589. R. of
Felsham, Suffolk, 1589, 'M.A.'
THACKEREY, LEONARD. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Easter,
1613; B.A. 1615-6, 'Thackwer.'
THACKERYE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Pembroke,
Michs. 1567. One of these names R. of Langham, Suffolk,
1575-89-
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THACKERAY, THOMAS. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1711. S. of Timothy, parish clerk of Hampsthwaite, Yorks.
Bapt. there, Dec. 8, 1693. Matric. Michs. 1712; B.A. 1715-6;
M.A. 1719; B.D. 1728 {Coin. Reg.). Fellow, 1715. Assistant
Master at Eton. R. of Little Chishall, Essex, 1728-60.
R. of Heydon, 1728. Head Master of Harrow, 1746-60.
Chaplain to the Prince of Wales, 1748. Archdeacon of Surrey,
1753-60. Married, at St Bartholomew-the-Great, London,
to Anne, dau. of John Woodward, of Butlers Marsdon,
Warws., July 26, 1729. Died Sept. 25, 1760. Buried at
Harrow. WiU, P.C.C. Father of Elias (1750). (G. Mag.;
Her. and Geneal., :i. 320.)
THACKEREY, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi,
Michs. 1573. Perhaps ord. deacon (Lincoln) Aug. 6, 1580.
C. at Gedney, Lines., 1580. One of these names R. of Aldby,
Norfolk, also R. of Itteringham, 1605.
THACKHAM, CHARLES. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1708. B. in Westminster, i6go. Matric. Easter, 1709; B.A.
1712-3; M.A. 1716. Fellow, 1712. Ord. deacon (Ely) Sept.
20, 1713; priest (London) Sept. 25, 1715. C. of Bricett,
Suffolk. Died of consumption, Feb. 20, 1725. Buried in the
College chapel. Brother of Wilham (1691). (Harwood.)
THACKHAM, THOMAS. M.A. 1652 (Incorp. from Oxford).
S. of Thomas, of Reading, Berks., gent. Matric. (Magdalen
Hall, Oxford) Oct. 23, 1635, age 16; B.A. (Oxford) 1639;
M.A. 1642. Fellow of Magdalen, 1648, by the Parliamentary
Visitors. V. of Sydling St Nicholas, Dorset, 1663-5. R. of
Nuffield, Oxon., 1668. V. of Bradwell, 1668. Will (C. C.
O.xford) 1691. (Al. Oxon.)
THACKHAM, WILLIAM. Adm. at King's, a scholar from
Eton, 1601. B. in London. Matric. Lent, 1694; B.A. 1695-6;
M.A. 1700; B.D. 1708; D.D. 1713. FeUow, 1695. Vice-
Provost, 1720. Incorp. at Oxford, 1712. Usher at Ely
School. Minor canon of Ely. Master of King's College School,
Cambridge, and preacher at Trinity Church, Cambridge.
Died in College of consimiption. Buried in the inner library.
Brother of Charles (1708). (Harwood, 277; Al. Oxon.)
THAMAR, JOHN. Adm. chorister at Trinity, Mar. 12, 1665-6.
S. of Thomas, of Peterborough. Schools, Peterborough and
Cambridge. Migrated to Peterhouse, May 5, 1666; Scholar,
1666; Matric. 1667; B.A. 1669-70; M.A. from St John's, 1673.
Fellow of St John's, 1672-1700.
THATCHER, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1581. Possibly one of the Thatchers of Frinsted, Kent, for
whom see Hasted, 11. 514.
THATCHER or THECHER, . B.Can.L. 1495-6. Probably
D.Can.L. 1502-3 (Incorp. from Rome).
THAWRYE, MILES. Matric. pens, from St John's, Lent,
1563-4-
THAXTED, WALTER DE. First Master of University Hall
(afterwards Clare), 1326-42.
THAXTED, . B.Can.L. 1496-7.
THAXTER, DANIEL. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi,
Michs. 1601; B.A. 1604-5. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Sept. 25,
age 23; priest, Dec. 18, 1608. C. of Shadingfield, Suffolk.
THAXTER, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Michs.
1569. Of Norfolk. B.A. 1572-3; M.A. 1576; B.D. 1583.
Fellow, 1576-80. R. of Bridgham St Mary, Norfolk, 1584-
1601. R. of Santon, 1587. Died 1601. Buried at Bridgham
St Mary. (Masters, 326.)
THAXTER, SIMON. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Lent,
1579-80; B.A. 1583-4. C. and schoolmaster at Stalham,
Norfolk, 1586. R. of Wickhampton, 1595.
THAYER or THEYER, CHARLES. Adm. pens, (age 18) at
Trinity, June 18, 1701. S. of Charles, of Gloucester. B. in
St Andrew's, Holbom, London. School, Westminster.
Matric. 1701; Scholar, 1702; LL.B. 1715. Ord. deacon (Ely)
Dec. 19, 1703; priest (London) May 19, 1706, 'B.A.' R. of
Abington, Northants., 1710-68. Married Lucia Susanna,
dau. of Michael Hickey, of Gt Billing Hall, Northants.,
May 9, 1721. Buried July 16, 1768, at Abington. M.I.
(H. I. Longden.)
THAYRE, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Pembroke,
May 17, 1639. S. of Anthony, of London, and of Essex, linen
merchant (by his 2nd wife Bridgett, dau. of William Archpole,
D.D.). Matric. 1639. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 18, 1641-2.
(Vis. of London, 1634.)
THAYER, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1622.
THAYER or THEYER, JOSEPH. Matric. sizar from Corpus
Christi, Easter, 1627. Of Essex. B.A. 1630-1; M.A. 1634.
THAYER, . Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Sept. 7, 1664.
THAYNE, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Trinity, July 2, 1670. Matric,
1670; B.A. 1673-4; M.A. 1677; D.D. 1703. Incorp. at
Oxford, 1682. Ord. deacon (St Asaph) Apr. 12; priest,
Apr. 18, 1686. Canon of Chester, 1686-94; Archdeacon,
Thelwall, James
1707-27. R. of Northenden, Cheshire, 1690-1727. Died
June 30, 1727, aged 73. Buried in the Cathedral. (To be
distinguished from a contemporary namesake for whom see
Al. Oxon.) (Al. Oxon., where he is assigned the living of
Kirby Underdale, Yorks., 1681, but this is apparently
wrong.)
THAYNE, ROGER. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Sidney, Feb. 15,
1637-8. S. of John, Esq., deceased. B. at Cowesfield, Wilts.
School, Winchester. Matric. 1637-8.
THAYNE, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, Feb. 10,
1630-1. S. of John, husbandman. B. at Attleborough,
Norfolk. School, Buckenham (Mr Harrison). Matric. 1632;
Scholar, 1633-7; B.A. 1634-5; M.A. 1638; M.D. 1656.
(Venn, 1. 396.)
THEAKSTON, see THEXTON.
THEDAM, EDWARD. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Jan. 30,
1592-3. Matric. c. 1593; B.A. from Clare, 1596-7; M.A. 1600.
Ord. deacon (London) June 5; priest, Jvme 12, 1603. R. of
Layer Mamey, Essex, 1604-28. Died 1628. Will (C. C.
London) 1629. Father of the next.
THEDAM, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs. 1619.
Of Essex. S. of Edward (above). B.A. 1622-3; M.A. 1626.
Ord. deacon and priest (London) Sept. 23, 1627. P.C. of
St Osyth, Essex, 1628. R. of Layer Breton, Essex, 1632.
THEDWARD, . Granted leave of absence, on due perform-
ance of his acts, 1475-6. A friar. From Ireland.
THEED, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Apr. 16, 1690. Of
Buckinghamshire. S. and h. of John, of Horton, Bucks.,
gent., deceased (and Margaret, dau. of William Pym, citizen
of London). Matric. 1690. Migrated to Oxford. Matric.
(Balliol College, Oxford) Oct. 16, 1690, age 17. Adm. at the
Inner Temple, 1690 (sic). Of Horton Hall, Bucks. Died
May 24, 1695. Buried at Edlesborough. M.I. Brother of
Thomas (1694). (Al. Oxon.; Lipscomb, iii. 350-4.)
THEEDE, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from King's, Easter, 1611.
THEED, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, Apr. 13,
1694. 3rd s. of John, gent. B. at Horton, Bucks. School,
Bovingdon, Herts, (private). Brother of John (1690).
THELWELL, DANIEL. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's,
June 20, 1651. S. of Daniel, of Woodford, Essex, and grand-
son of Simon, Registrar of Bangor. B. at Woodford. School,
Chigwell, Essex. Matric. 1651. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Dec. 28,
1649. (R. Newcome, Gabriel Goodman, App.)
THELWELL, EUBULE. Scholar of Trinity, 1573, from West-
minster. 5th s. of John, of Batharvan, Denbigh, Esq.
School, Westminster. Matric. 1573, as John; B.A. 1576-7.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1579. M.A. (Oxford) 1580. Mncipal of
Jesus College, Oxford, 1621-30. Master in the Alienation
Office, 1579. Adm. at Gray's Inn, July 20, 1590. Called to
the Bar, 1599. Master in Chancery, 1617. Knighted, June 29,
1619. Treasurer of Gray's Inn, 1625. M.P. for Co. Denbigh,
1624-5, 1626, 1628-9. Died unmarried, Oct. 8, 1630, aged 68.
Buried in the Chapel of Jesus College, Oxford. M.I. Will
proved (P.C.C.) 1630. Great benefactor to Jesus College
OxioTd. (Al. Oxon.; D.N. B.)
THELWALL, EUBULE. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1584; scholar from Westminster, 1584; B.A. 1587-8. First
warden of Ruthin Hospital, 1590-4. Buried in Ruthin
Church, Oct. 27, 1594. (Al. Westmon.; R. Newcome, Gabriel
Goodman.)
THELWALL, EUBULE. Adm. at Trinity, a scholar from West-
minster, 1609. Doubtless s. of John, of Batharvan, Denbigh,
Esq. Adm. at Gray's Inn, June 16, 1612.
THELWALL, EUBULUS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's,
May 31, 1637. 3rd s. of John, Esq., of Plas Goch, Denbigh.
B. there. School, Shrewsbury. Matric. 1637; B.A. 1640-1.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, Aug. 10, 1633. Counsellor-at-law.
Vice-Chamberlain of Chester. Of Nant Clwyd. Married
Mary, dau. of William Parry, of Nant Clwyd, Esq. Died
Feb. 4, 1694, aged 74. M.I. at Llauelidan. Father of the
next and of Orlando (1682). (R. Newcome, Gabriel
Goodman, App.)
THELWALL, EUBULUS. Adm. pens, at Trinity, June 27,
1679. 2nd s. of Eubulus (above), of Nant Clwyd, Denbigh.
School, Chester (Mr Harper). Matric. 1681. Adm. at Gray's
Inn, June 23, 1682. Perhaps High Sheriff of Denbigh, 1702.
Brother of Orlando (1682).
THELWALL, JAMES. Adm. pens, (age 15) at St John's,
Oct. 20, 1636. 3rd s. of Simon, Esq., of Llan->Tays, and of
Plas-y-Wand, Denbigh (by his 2nd wife Dorothy, dau. of
John Vaughan, of Llwydiarth, Montgomery). B. there.
School, Cambridge (Mr Lovering). Matric. 1637; B.A. 1640-1.
Married Elizabeth, dau. of William Robinson, of Pwersyllt.
Ejected from Whiston, Yorks. 1662. Died 1684. Brother of
Owen (1634). (Scott-Mayor, i.; Archaeol. Camb., 3rd S., xv.
101.)
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THELWALL, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1628; B.A. from King's, 1630-1; M.A. 1634.
THELWALL, ORLANDO. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Jime 19,
1682. 3rd s. of Eubulus {1637), of Nant Clwyd, Denbigh.
Matric. 1682; Scholar, 1685; B.A. 1685-6; M.A. 1689. Ord.
priest (London) Sept. 21, 1690. R. of Aber-Havesp, Mont-
gomery, 1690-7. V. of Guilsfield, 1694-1701. Canon of
St Asaph, 1697-1701. Chaplain to the Bishop of St Asaph.
Died May 31, 1701. Buried at Guilsfield. Brother of
Eubulus (1679). {Archaeol. Camb., 3rd S., xv. no.)
THELWALE, OWEN. Adm. Fell. -Com. at Jesus, May 17, 1634.
Of Wales. Doubtless s. of Simon, of Plas-y-Wand, Denbigh,
Esq. (by his 2nd wife Dorothy, dau. of John Vaughan, of
Montgomery). Matric. 1634. Married Mary, dau. of Edward
Lloyd, of Blaen Tal. Brother of James (1636). {Archaeol.
Camb., 3rd S., xv. loi.)
THEMYLTHORPE, see THIMBLETHORPE.
THEOBALD or TEBALD, ANTHONY. Adm. pens, at Em-
manuel, Feb. 28, 158&-7. Doubtless s. of Anthony, of
Rushall, Norfolk. Bapt. there, Jan. 26, 1570, Tebold. Matric.
1587; B.A. 1590-1. Perhaps the practitioner in Physic who
sued Anthony Coxon for £io for advice and physic, Aug.
1 61 6. Of St Mary-le-Bow, Durham. Buried at St Nicholas,
Diu-ham, Jan. 16, 1634-5. Brother of the next. {P.R.O.
Durham; H. M. Wood.)
THEOBALD or THEBALL, BONAVENTURA. Matric. pens.
from Pembroke, Easter, 1581. Doubtless s. of Anthony,
of Rushall, Norfolk. Bapt. there, Dec. 19, 1563. Brother
of Anthony (above). (£. Anglian, iv. 284.)
THEOBALD, FRANCIS. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Emmanuel,
June 6, 1637. Doubtless s. and h. of Francis, of Gray's Inn,
and of Barking, Suffolk, Esq. Matric. 1637. Adm. at Gray's
Inn, Nov. 3, 1637. Sheriff of Suffolk, 1664. Knighted, May
11,1669. Of Barking St Mary, Suffolk. Married three wives.
Will proved, 1670. Father of the next. (Le Neve, 222; Vis.
of Suffolk, 1664; East Anglian, N.S., iv. 158.)
THEOBALD, FRANCIS. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 16) at Christ's,
Apr. 26, 1670. S. and h. of Francis (above), of Barking
St Mary, Suffolk, Knt. (by his 2nd wife Anne, dau. of Robert
Nightingale, of Newport, Essex). Bapt. there, Sept. 7, 1654-
School. Thetford (Mr Keen). Adm. at Gray's Inn, Nov. 26,
1670. Buried at Barking, Sept. 19, 1676. (Le Neve, Knights,
222; Vis. of Suffolk, 1664; Peile, n. 29; East Anglian, N.S.,
IV. 158.)
THEOBALD, JAMES. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Queens', Michs.
1572, Tyball. Of Kent. S. of John, of Seal, Kent. Adm.
at the Inner Temple, 1576-7.
THEOBALD, JAMES. Adm. at King's (age 15) a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 31, 1614. Of Seal, Kent. Matric. 1614; B.A.
1617-8; M.A. 1623. Fellow, 1617. Died 1625. Buried at
Spaldwick, Hunts. (Harwood.)
THEOBALD, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Queens', Lent, 1607-8.
Of Kent. Doubtless s. of John, of Seal, Kent, Esq.; adm. at
Lincoln's Inn, Jan. 26, 1608-9, from Thavies Inn. Called to
the Bar, 1616. Married Dorothy, dau. of Sir Edward
Culpeper, of Wakehurst, Sussex, Bart. (Vis. of Kent,
1663.)
THEOBALD, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Jesus, June 23, 1707.
School, Sevenoaks, Kent. Matric. 1707; Scholar, 1707.
THEOBALD, MICHAEL. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's,
May 19, 1683. S. of William, attorney. Bapt. Feb. 13,
1666-7, at Eaglescliffe, Durham. School, Brignall (private).
Matric. 1683; B.A. 1686-7; M.A. 1690. Fellow, 1688-98.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1690.
THEOBALD, PETER. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1613;
B.A. 1616-7; M.A. 1620. Incorp. at Oxford, 1622. R. of
Pett, Sussex, 1623. (Al. Oxon.)
THEOBALD, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Kino's, Easter,
1617.
THEOBALD, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Christ's, 1590-1;
B.A. 1593-4; M.A. 1597.
THEOBALD, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Trinity, c. 1601;
scholar from Westminster, 1602; B.A. 1605-6; M.A. 1609.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 19; priest, June 20, 1614. Head
Master of Nottingham Grammar School, 1616-28. R. of
Colwick, Notts., 1627. Buried there June 23, 1643.
THEOBALD or TYBOLL, STEPHEN. Matric. pens, from St
John's, Michs. 1569.
TYBBOLDE, . B.A. 1527-8.
THEODOR, RICHARD. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Mar. 11, 1621-2.
School, St Paul's. Matric. 1622, 'Tedder'; Scholar, 1624;
B.A. 1625-6; M.A. 1629, 'Tedder.' R. of Garvestone, Norfolk,
1635. R. of Whinburgh, 1636-8. R. of Wootton, 1638.
Thexton, Robert
THEODRICK, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Feb. 23,
1638-9. Of Norfolk. Matric. 1639. Perhaps B.A. Ord.
deacon (Norwich) Sept. 21; priest, Sept. 22, 1644, age 24;
'V. of Hillington, Norfolk.' Nominated to Rockland All
Saints', May 6, 1648. (Shaw, i. 356.)
THEOPHIL, WILLIAM. B.D. Of St Michael Hostel; license
for an oratory, 1392.
THERKELD, see THRELKELD.
THEROLD, see THOROLD.
THETFORD, JOHN. B.Can.L. 1512-3. Augustinian canon.
Studied 12 years in Cambridge. Prior of the House at
Thetford, 1 5 19. Prior of Holy Trinity, Ipswich. Benefactor
to Butley priory. (Cooper, i. 60.)
THETFORD, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1607. Perhaps s. of Thomas (1564)- Probably
brother of Thomas (1601).
THETFORD, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Caius, May 2,
1603. S. of Roger, merchant, of Norwich. School, Norwich
(Mr Briggs). Matric. 1603; B.A. 1607-8; M.A. 1611. Ord.
deacon (Norwich) Mar. 12, 1608-9; priest, Sept. 24, 1609;
X. of Hethel; C. of Westhall.' V. of Wenhaston, Suffolk,
1611-31. (Venn, i. 181.)
THETFORD, ROBERT. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Queens',
Michs. 1638. Of Norfolk. Perhaps s. of Henry, of Little
Dunham, in 1626. Living, 1658. (Carthew, Launditch, 11.
678; in. 97.)
THETFORD, THOMAS. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Corpus
Christi, Michs. 1564. Perhaps s. and h. of Andrew, of
Norfolk. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Mar. 25, 1568; of Norfolk.
(Vis. of Norfolk, 1563.)
THETFORD, THOMAS. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Copjus
Christi, Michs. 1601. Of Norfolk. Perhaps s. of Thomas
(above). Probably brother of John (1607).
THETFORD, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, May 8,
1649. Of Suffolk. Matric. 1650. Perhaps R. of Downham
Market, Norfolk, 1656-88.
THEW, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Magdalene, July 3,
1689. S. of Thomas, yeoman. B. at Tetford, Lines. School,
Lincoln. Matric. 1689.
THEW, . B.A. 1529-30; M.A. 1533-4. One John Thewe,
R. of Market Overton, Rutland; died 1551.
THEWLES, GEORGE. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Apr. 30, 1608;
B.A. 1611-2. One of these names C. at Stanley Pontlarge,
Gloucs., and Gretton, 1634-42, as Thules. (F. S. Hockaday.)
THEWLES or THEULAYS, WILLIAM. B.A. 1538-9; M.A. from
Trinity, 1547; B.D. 1552-3. One of the original fellows of
Trinity, 1546.
THEXTON or THEAKSTON, ANDREW. Adm. pens, at St
Catharine's, Apr. 21, 1675. Probably s. of Robert (1639).
Matric. 1675; B.A. 1678-9; M.A. 1682. V. of Staiham,
Norfolk, 1681. R. of Little Bentley, Essex, 1712-21. Died
1721. Father of Robert (1720). (Morant, 1. 448.)
THEXTON or THEAKSTON, EDWARD. Adm. scholar at
Trinity Hall, July 13, 1694. Matric. 1695; B.A. 1697-8.
THEXTON or THEAKSTON, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at
Christ's, Apr. 21, 1655. S. of John. B. at Farleton, near
Milnthorpe, Westmoreland. School, Kirkby Lonsdale (Mr
Jackson). Matric. 1655; B.A. 1658. Ord. deacon and priest
(Lincoln) Feb. 1660-1. V. of Crosby-on-Eden, Cumberland,
and V. of Irthington, 1661-6. Died 1666. Perhaps father of
John (1677)- (Peile, i. 566.)
THEXTON or THEAKSTONE, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Christ's,
July 4, 1677, Theckstone. Perhaps s. of John (1655). Matric.
1682; B.A. 1682. Ord. priest (York) Sept. 1682. V. of
Bramham, near Tadcaster, Yorks., c. 1688-1717. Died 1717.
(Peile, II. 66.)
THEXTON, LANCELOT. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter,
1544. B. at Bawtry, Richmond, Yorks. B.A. from St John's,
1544-5; M.A. 1548; B.D. 1569. FeUow of St John's, 1547.
Ord. deacon (London) June, 1550. Preacher and Royal
chaplain. R. of Gt Bircham, Norfolk, 1551-6, deprived;
of Anmer, 1552-4. R. of Tnmch, 1572-89. V. of Aylsham,
1574-81. Probably R. of Hartest and Boxted, Suffolk.
Preb. of Norwich, 1577-89. Died Feb. 25, 1588-9. Buried
at Trunch. M.I. WiU (P.C.C.) 1590. Father of the next.
(Cooper, II. 38; Peile, i. 33.)
THEXTON, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1575. Of Norfolk. S. of Lancelot (above), R. of
Trunch. B.A. 1578-9; M.A. 1582. Fellow, 1581-4. Succeeded
his father as R. of Trunch, 1589-1619. Buried there Jan. 22,
1624. Probably father of Thomas (1608).
THEXTON, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Christ's, i59r-2-
R. of Thexton, Norfolk, 1610-28. R. of Trunch, 1619-60.
Died c. 1660. (Peile, i. 204.)
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THEXTON, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's,
Michs. 1639. Of Norfolk. Perhaps s. of Thomas (1608).
B.A. 1642-3; M.A. 1646. Fellow. Ord. priest (Bishop Hall
of Norwich) Aug. 7, 1649. R. of Gimingham, Norfolk, 1650-
1709. R. of Trunch, 1660-1709. Father of the next and
probably of Andrew (1675).
THEXTON, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age i6) at Peterhouse, May
16, 1683. 2nd s. of Robert (above), R. of Trunch, Norfolk.
School, North Walsham. Matric. 1684; Scholar, 1685; B.A.
1686-7. Probably brother of Andrew (1675). {T. A. Walker,
I74-)
THEXTON, ROBERT. Adtn. sizar (age 17) at Caius, Jan. 9,
1720-1. S. of Andrew (1675), R. of Little Bentley, Essex.
B. at Smallburgh, Norfolk. Schools, Newport, Essex, and
Ipswich. Matric. 1721; Scholar, 1721-8; B.A. 1724-5. Ord.
deacon (Carlisle) Nov. 21, 1725; priest (Ely) Feb. 26, 1726-7.
C. of Ashdon, Essex, 1725. C. of Barnes, Surrey, 1727.
[Venn, 11. 15.)
THEXTON, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi.
Michs. 1608. Of Norfolk. Probably s. of Robert (1575).
B.A. 1612-3; M.A. 1616. R. of Gimingham, Norfolk, 1623-
50. Perhaps father of Robert (1639).
THEYER, see THAYER.
THICKETT or THIRKIT, ROBERT. Adm. at King's (age 18)
a scholar from Eton, Aug. 13, 1541, Thirkit. Of Bray, Bucks.
Matric. 1544. Fellow, 1545-6. OS, 1546.
THICKNESSE, GEORGE. Matric. Fell.-Com. from King's,
Michs. 1738.
THICKNESSE, RALPH. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1726. 3rd s. of John, R. of Farthinghoe, Northants. Bapt.
there, Aug. i, 1709. Matric. 1726; B.A. 1730-1; M.A. 1736.
Fellow, 1729. Assistant Master at Eton. Intended to join
the army; obtained a commission through his friend Sir
Edward Walpole, and was appointed lieutenant of an
independent Company at Jamaica, May, 1741. Author of
an edition of Phaedrus with English notes, 1741. A skilled
musician. Died suddenly at Bath while playing a composition
of his own at a morning concert. Buried in Bath Abbey,
May 18, 1741. Admon., P.C.C. To be distinguished from
Ralph Thicknesse, M.D., of Wigan, Lanes., with whom he
has been confused. Brother of the next and of William
(1730). (Harwood, 316; G. Mag., 1790, i. 521; D.N.B., where
the date of death is wrong.)
THICKNESSE, THOMAS. Adm. at King's, a scholar from
Eton, 1724. S. of John, R. of Farthinghoe, Northants.
B. there, Feb. 22, 1706-7. Matric. 1725; B.A. 172S-9; M.A.
1732. Fellow, 1728. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Nov. 9, 1729;
priest (Oxford) July 15, 1733. Whitehall preacher. V. of
Sawston, Cambs., 1737-42. Died Oct. 11, 1742. Brother of
Ralph (above) and of the next. {Harwood.)
THICKNESSE, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Trinity Hall, July
10, 1730; exhibitioner from Charterhouse. 4th s. of John,
R. of Farthinghoe, Northants. B. there. Mar. 8, 1710-1.
Matric. 1730; Scholar, 1731; LL.B. 1739. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) Mar. 10, 1733-4. V. of Wood Dalling, and R. of
Swannington, Norfolk, 1739-50. Died at Bath, Nov. 1750.
Buried at St James's, Bath. Will proved (P.C.C.) Nov. 20,
1750. Brother of Ralph (1726) and of Thomas (above).
(Al. Carthus.; G. Mag.)
THICKNESSE, . Adm. pens, at Trinity Hall, Apr. 2,
1737- Possibly Philip, 7th s. of John, R. of Farthinghoe,
Northants. B. there, Aug. 10, 1719. If so, became Governor
of Landguard Fort.
THICKPENNY, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1584.
THICKSTON, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, c.
1595-
THYMBLE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Lent, 1579-
80.
THIMBLE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Oct. 6, 1590.
Matric. c. 1592.
THIMBLEBY, RICHARD. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Queens',
Easter, 1550. Doubtless s. of Matthew, of Poolam-in-
Edlington, Lines, (by his 2nd wife Anne, dau. of Sir Robert
Hussey, Knt., of Linwood). Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Apr. 10,
1559- Married Dorothy, dau. of Sir William Gascoigne, Knt.
Brother of the next. {Lines. Pedigrees, 957.)
THIMBLEBY, STEPHEN. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs.
1554. Doubtless 3rd s. of Matthew, of Poolam-in-Edlington,
Lines. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Feb. 12, 1557-8. Called to
the Bar, 1565. Bencher, 1573. M.P. for Boston, 1572-83;
for Lincoln, 1584-6. Recorder of Lincoln, 1572. Died s.p.,
Aug. 21, 1587. Brotherof Richard (above). {Lines. Pedigrees,
957.)
Thirlby, John
THIMBLEBY, THOMAS. Of St Hugh Hostel. B.A. 1495-6.
Of Cambridgeshire. S. of Richard, of Poolam, Lines.
B.Can.L. 1502-3; D.Can.L. 1516-7. Member of the college
of Tatteshall, Lines. R. of Tetford, 1495-1526. Lord of the
manors of Poolam, Tetford, etc. Died c. 1546. Benefactor
to St Catharine's, and St John's. (Cooper, i. 51; Lines.
Pedigrees, 957.)
THYMELTHORPE, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. pens, from Jesus,
Michs. 1570. 2nd s. of George, of Foulsham, Norfolk. Adm.
at Gray's Inn, 1576. Brother of Robert (1570). (Vis. 0/
Norfolk.)
THYMELTHORPE, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from Jesus,
Easter, 1584. Probably s. of Bertram, of Worsted, Norfolk.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, May 17, 1588; b. at Foulsham, Norfolk.
(Vis. of Norfolk, 1589, 1613, where he does not occur as
s. of George, of Foulsham.)
THIMBLETHORPE, NICHOLAS. Matric. sizar from Jesus,
Easter, 1573.
THEMYLTHORPE, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Clare, July 8,
1714. B. at Norwich.
THYMELTHORPE, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Michs.
1570. S. and h. of George, of Foulsham, Norfolk. Of
Hingham, Esq. Married Elizabeth, dau. of John Bassett,
of Aram, Notts. Brother of Christopher (1570). (Vis. of
Norfolk.)
THEMYLTHORPE, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Christ's,
July, 1612.
THIRKETYLL, RICHARD. B.A. 1551-2.
THURKYLBY, ROBERT DE. Proctor, 1373-4.
THURKILBY, ROBERT. B.D. 1458-9. A monk. D.D. 1466-7.
THIRKILBY, ROBERT. B.A. V. of Pampisford, Cambs., 1472-
1500. Died there, 1506. (J. Crosby.)
THURKILBY, . D.D. 1476-7.
THYRKILL, ANTHONY. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Christ's,
Apr. 16, 1668. S. of Francis. B. at Ryhall, Rutland. School,
Knotting, Beds, (private). Matric. 1668; B.A. 1671. Ord.
deacon (Peterb.) Dec. 24, 1671; priest, Sept. 22, 1678.
V. of Mundon, near Maldon, Essex, 1691-1703. Died 1703.
(Peile, II. 14.)
THIRKYLL, JOHN. B.A. 1509-10.
THIRKYLL, JOHN. B.A. 1518-9; M.A. 1521.
THURKILL, THOMAS. Proctor, 1417-8. Early donor to the
University Library.
THIRLBY, CHARLES. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1641. Of
Northamptonshire. Doubtless s. of Robert (1597-8), V. of
Peterborough. Bapt. Apr. 4, 1625, in Peterborough Cathedral.
Matric. 1641. R. of Withycombe, Somerset, 1662-83; V. of
Wells, 1662-83, M.A. (his mother married, as her 2nd
husband, Francis Standish, V. of Wells, which makes the
identification probable); Canon of WeUs, 1662-80; V. of
East Brent, 1663-70; Archdeacon of Wells, 1680-3; R. of
Stratton-on-the-Fosse, 1680-4. Died 1683-4. Will dated,
Oct. 23, 1683; proved, Jan. 18, 1683-4. Brother of Robert
(1623).
THIRLBY, CHARLES. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's,
June 5, 1667. S. of Robert (1623), of Clifton, near Notting-
ham. B. there. School, Nottingham (Mr Birch). Matric.
1668; B.A. 1670-1; M.A. 1674. Perhaps ord. priest (Ely)
Sept. 24, 1676. Brother of the next.
THIRLBY, CLIFFORD. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's,
June 14, 1666. S. of Robert (1623), clerk, of Clifton, Notts.
B. there. School, Carlton (Mr Phillips). Matric. 1667;
Rustat Scholar; B.A. 1669-70; M.A. 1673. Fellow, 1671.
Ord. deacon (Ely) Sept. 24, 1670. R. of Clifton, Notts., 1675.
Brother of Charles (above).
THURLEBY, CLIFFORD. Adm. sizar at Jesus, May 3, 1701.
Of Nottinghamshire. Matric. 1701; B.A. 1704; M.A. 1720.
Ord. deacon (York) June, 1707; priest, 1712. V. of Hutton
Bushel, Vorks., 1720-2. R. of Thumsco, 1722-34. Died
Aug. 28, 1734, aged 50.
THURLEBY, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter,
1612. Of Norfolk. S. of WiUiam (? 1583), of Little Dunham,
Norfolk, gent. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Aug. 4, 1614. Succeeded
at Wendling and Gt Fransham, in 1638; sold it in 1645.
Brother of William (1612). (Carthew, Launditch, iii. 94, 463.)
THIRLBY, HENRY. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Feb. 19, 1719-20.
S. of Thomas (1669), clerk, deceased, of Leicestershire.
B. 1702. Matric. 1721; Rustat Scholar; B.A. 1723-4; M.A.
1727. Ord. deacon (Ely) Feb. 26, 1726-7; priest, June 11,
1727. V. of Pytchley, Northants., 1735. Buried May 6, 1740,
at Walgrove, Northants. Brother of Styan (1707).
THIRLBY or THORLEBY, JOHN. FeUow of Corpus Christi,
1507.
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THURLBY, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1609. Of Essex. B.A. 1611-2; M.A. 1615. V. of Weybread,
Suffolk, 1623. Probably sequestered to Orford, 1647.
THURLBY, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, July 3, 1613.
Matric. 1613; Scholar, 1614-8; B.A. 1616-7.
THURLBY, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi,
Lent, 1597-8. Of Northamptonshire. B.A. 1601-2; M.A.
1606. Ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.) Sept. 23, 1604.
Master of Peterborough School, 1614. V. of St John Baptist,
Peterborough, 1619. Died Dec. 29, 1628. Buried in Peter-
borough Cathedral. Father of the next and Charles (1641).
THIRLBY, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1623. Of Northamptonshire. Doubtless s. of Robert
(above). B.A. 1626-7; M.A. 1630. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
May 9, 1629; priest, Aug. 9, 1630. R. of Clifton, Notts., in
1635. Licensed to marry Susan Leake, of Nottingham, Mar.
24, 1634-5. Brother of Charles (1641), father of Charles
(1667) and Clifford (1666).
THIRLBY, STYAN. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Apr. lo, 1707. S. of
Thomas {1669), V. of St Margaret's, Leicester (and Mary,
dau. of Henry Styan, of Kirby Frith). B. c. 1692. School,
Leicester (Rev. John Kilby). Matric. 1707; Rustat Scholar;
B.A. 1710-1; M.A. 1714; LL.D. 1728 (Lit. Reg.). FeUow,
1712-53. Discontinued his study of theology and devoted
himself successively to medicine and civil law. 'Railed
against classical studies and Dr Bentley.' Lived in London
for many years. Author, theological. Died Dec. 19, 1753-
(A. Gray; G. Mag., 590, liv. 260; D.N.B.)
THIRLEBY, THOMAS. Of Trinity Hall. S. of John, town
clerk of Cambridge (s. of Thomas, of Norfolk, according to
Carthew, Launditch, 111. 93). B. 1506. B.Civ.L. 1520-1;
D.Civ.L. 1527-8; D.Can.L. 1529-30. Fellow of Trinity Hall.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1555-6. R. of Ribchester, Lanes., 1532-
42. Chaplain to the King, 1533. Provost of the Collegiate
Church of St Edmund, at Salisbury, 1534. Patronised by
Cranmer and commended by him to Henry VIII.
Archdeacon of Ely, 1534-40. Dean of the Chapel Royal,
c. 1535. A member of the Council of the North, 1536. Preb.
of Salisbury, 1537-40. Bishop of Westminster, 1540-50.
As prolocutor of the Canterbury Convocation, signed decree
annulling Henry VIlI's marriage with Anne of Cleves, 1540.
P.C, 1542. Bishop of Norwich, 1550-4. Bishop of Ely,
1554-9, deprived. Much employed in embassies abroad, and
state affairs at home. Presided at the trial of Bishop Hooper
and others; assisted at the degradation of Cranmer, 1556.
Preached against the Reformation ; imprisoned in the Tower,
1560; afterwards removed to Lambeth Palace and committed
to the keeping of Archbishop Parker. Died Aug. 26, 1570.
Buried at Lambeth. M.I. Benefactor to Jesus College and
Trinity Hall. {Cooper, i. 287; D.N.B. ; Blomefield, ni. 550;
Al. Oxon.)
THURLBY, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from King's, Easter, 1669;
B.A. 1672-3; M.A. 1676. V. of St Margaret's, Leicester,
1690. V. of Knighton, 1690. Married Mary, dau. of Henry
Styan, of Kirby Frith, Leics. Father of Styan (1707) and of
Henry (1719-20). {Nichols, iv. 238.)
THURLBIE, W. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter, 1583.
Perhaps William, s. and h. of John, of East Derham Park,
Norfolk. If so, of East Derham Park, and of Little Dunham,
gent. Died c. 1638. Perhaps father of the next and of Henry
(1612). (Carthew, Launditch, in. 93-4.)
THURLEBY, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter,
1612. Of Norfolk. S. and h. of William (? above), of Little
Dunham, Norfolk, Esq. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Aug. 13, 1613.
Brother of Henry (1612).
THIRLING, see also THURLIN.
THIRLING, JOHN. B.Civ.L. 1504-5-
THIRLING, . B.A. 1505; M.A. 1508-9.
THISTLEWASTE, CYPRIAN. Adm. at King's (age 17) a
scholar from Eton, Aug. 12, 1528. Of Aylesbury, Bucks.
Fellow, 1531-2. V. of Sunbury, Middlesex, 1557-63. Died
1563. {Hennessy.)
THISTLETHWAITE, GABRIEL. Incorp. LL.D. 1670. S. of
Alexander, of Winterslow, Wilts, (and Cecilia, dau. of Sir
Anthony Hungerford). B. 1636. Of New College, Oxford.
Matric. there, Nov. 14, 1651; B.C.L. 1659; D.C.L. 1669.
Fellow of Winchester CoUege, 1661. Chaplain to the King,
1662-82. R. of Huish, Wilts., 1662. Canon of Salisbury,
1666-82. Preb. of Wells, 1670-82. R. of Winterslow, 1671.
R. of West Dean, 1672-82. Died Jan. 23, 1681-2. (Al.
Oxon.; Hoare, Wilts., v. 46.)
THISTLEWAIT, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar (age 20) at St John's,
June 8, 1741. S. of Joseph, shoemaker, of Dent, Yorks.
B. there. School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1741; B.A. 1744-5;
M.A. 1748. V. of Sunninghill, Berks., 1748-1807. (Sedbergh
School Register, 172.)
Thomas, Edward
THISTLETHWAITE, MILES. Adm. pens, at Christ's, Sept. 4,
1626. S. of Richard, of Yorkshire. School, Sedbergh. Matric.
1626; B.A. from St John's, 1629-30; M.A. 1633. R. of
Wrestlingworth, Beds., 1632-81. Married Susanna Sill,
Mar. 7, 1629-30. Buried at Wrestlingworth, Mar. 11, 1680-1.
Will dated, Feb. 26, 1680-1; proved (Archd. Bedford) 1681.
THISTLETHWAIT, MILES. Adm. sizar (age 20) at St John's,
Apr. 3, 1666. S. of Geoffrey, husbandman, of Dent, Yorks.
B. there. School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1669; B.A. 1669-70.
Master of Dent Grammar School.
THISTLETHWAITE, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from St John's,
Lent, 1579-80. Perhaps ord. deacon and priest (Lincoln)
Sept. 5, 1590. C. of Sutton St James', Lines., in 1614.
THISTLETWAITE, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St
John's, May 31, 1653. S. of Richard, yeoman, of Dent,
Yorks. B. there. School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1656; B.A.
1656-7. Nominated Head Master of Pocklington School,
Aug. 5, 1657, but apparently decUned the appointment.
THISTLEWAIT, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 20) at St John's,
Oct. 11, 1749. Previously matric. (Queen's College, Oxford)
Dec. 17, 1748. S. of Richard, husbandman, of Hallbeck,
Yorks. B. at Sedbergh. School, Sedbergh. Matric. i749;
B.A. 1752; M.A. 1774. Ord. deacon (Ely) Aug. 27; priest,
Dec. 21, 1758. Chaplain to George, Earl of Enrol. V. of
Kirkby Fleetham, Yorks., 1763-90. V. of Well, 1781-90.
Died Oct. 17, 1790, aged 59. M.I. at Kirkby Fleetham.
(Scott-Mayor, in. 593; Thos. Horsfall, Well and Stiape, 114;
Al. Oxon.)
THISLWAIT, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's,
Feb. 6, 1663-4. S. of Thomas, saddler, of Stamford, Lines.
B. there. School, Stamford. Matric. 1664. Probably V. of
Westbury, Bucks., 1670. Married Elizabeth Whately, of
Daventry. Buried June 23, 1691, at Westbury. (H. I.
Longden.)
THISTLWHAITE, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's,
Apr. 5, 1671. S. of Alexander, of Dent, Yorks. B. there.
School, Dent. Matric. 1671.
THIXTILL, JOHN. B.A. 1514-5. Of Norwich diocese. M.A.
1518; B.D. 1523-4; D.D. 1537-8. Fellow of Pembroke,
1515. University preacher, 1522. R. of Saltwood, Kent,
1538-40. V. of Lydd, 1538-40. Will (P.C.C.) 1541; 'of
Newport Pond, Essex, and St Botolph, Cambridge.' (Cooper,
I. 65; H. G. Harrison.)
THIXTYLL, ROBERT. B.D. 1517-8. A Franciscan friar. D.D.
1520-1.
THOBIE, . M.A. from Magdalene, 1603 (in ordo).
THODY, HENRY. Adm. sizar at Trinity, June 19, 1652. Of
Essex. Matric. 1652; B.A. 1655-6. Perhaps brother of
Thomas (1655).
THODEY, JONAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius, Nov. 25, 1592-
S. of William. B. at Eaton Socon, Beds. School, St Neots
(Mr White).
THODAY, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Michs.
1632.
THODY, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Trinity, Apr. 30, 1655.
Matric. 1656; B.A. 1658-9. Perhaps brother of Henry (1652).
THOMAS [alias TRETHWELL], ABIEL or ABDIEL. Adm. sizar
at Trinity, Mar. 31, 1665. Matric. 1666-7; B.A. 1668-9;-
M.A. 1672. Ord. priest (Peterb.) Sept. 23, 1677. R. of
Yelvertoft, Northants., 1687-91. Buried there Feb. 19,
1691-2. Admon. granted (Archd. Northants.) to Susanna
Thomas, alias TreshweU (sic), his widow, Feb. 26, 1691-2.
(H. I. Longden.)
THOMAS, CHARLES. Adm. pens, at Clare, June 6, i666"
Matric. 1667. One of these names, 's. of David, of Leicester,'
matric. (Gloucester Hall, Oxford) Mar. 12, 1667-8, age 20;
B.A. 1670. (Al. Oxon.)
THOMAS, CHARLES. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1712. Of London.
St Paul's Exhibitioner. Matric. 1712; B.A. 1715-6; M.A.
1721. Ord. deacon (York) June, 1718; priest (Norwich) Sept.
1722. V. of Barton Turf, Norfolk, 1722-7. R. of Streatham,
Cambs., 1727-71. Died Jan. 2. 1771. Will (P.C.C.) i77i-
THOMAS, EDWARD. Adm. sizar at Trinity, Jan. 20, 1640-1,
from St John's. Matric. 1642. Perhaps R. of Belchamp
Otton, Essex, in 1648. One of these names ord. priest (Bishop
of Galloway) Apr. 30, 1662, 'B.A.' C. of Denham, Suffolk.
Perhaps father of Samuel (1664).
THOMAS, EDWARD. Adm. sizar at Jesus, May 27, 1678.
Of Anglesey. Matric. 1678; B.A. 1681-2. Ord. deacon
(London) Feb. 24, 1683-4. Perhaps V. of Alderminster,
Worcs., 1689-98.
THOMAS, EDWARD. Adm. sizar at Queens', July 3, 1684.
Of St Asaph diocese. Matric. 1684; B.A. 1687-8.
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THOMAS, EDWARD. M.A. 1749 (Incorp. from Wadham
CoUege, Oxford). Matric. there, Mar. 2, 1742-3. age 16.
S. of John, of Boxford, Sufiolk, dark. B.A. (03^ord) 1746;
M.A. 1749. {Al. Oxon.)
THOMAS, ELIAS. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Pembroke, June 23,
1679. S. of Nicholas, of Thorverton, Devon. Matric. 1679;
B.A. 1682-3; M.A. 1686.
THOMAS, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Easter, 1606;
B.A. 1608-9. Ord. deacon (Oxford) 1613. C. of Scotter,
Lines., 1613.
THOMAS, GEORGE. Adm. sizar at St John's, July 8, 1748.
S. of , tax gatherer, of Llandaff. School, Ruthin (Mr
Hughes). Matric. 1748; B.A. 1752. One of these names R. of
Whxnburgh, and Westfield, Norfolk, 1753-
THOMAS, HABAKKUK. Matric. pens, from Magdalene,
Easter, 1571; B.A. from Clare, 1574-5-
THOMAS, HENRY. M.A. 1668 (Incorp. from University CoUege,
Oxford). Matric. there, Jan. 5, 1648-9; B.A. (Oxford) 1652;
M.A. 1655. Fellow of University CoUege. Died May 5, 1673.
aged 45. Buried in the Chapel of University CoUege, Oxford.
(Al. Oxon.)
THOMAS, HOPKINS. M.A. from Pembroke, 1694, from All
Souls, Oxford. S. of Edward, of St Bride's Major, Glamorgan,
clerk. Matric. (AU Souls, Oxford) Mar. 7, 1672-3, age 19;
B.A. (Oxford) 1676. V. of Enderby, Leics., 1678-81. R. of
Kirkby Malory, 1681-1728. Died Feb. 28, 1727-8. WUl
(P.C.C.) 1728. Father of WUliam (1706). {Nichols, iv. 771;
A I. Oxon., where two men are confused.)
THOMAS, HUGH. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs.
1551-
THOMAS, HUGH. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Christ's, July 2, 1724.
B. at Landshipping, Pembroke. School, Pembroke (Mr
Rice Evans). Matric. 1724; Scholar, 1725; B.A. 1727-8;
M.A. 1731; D.D. 1753. FeUow, 1731. Taxor, 1736. Master,
1754-80. Vice-ChanceUor, 1754-5; elected, 1777; decUned
to serve on the ground of health. Incorp. at Oxford, 1741.
Ord. deacon (Ely) Aug. 3, 1730; priest (Lincoln) June 13,
1731. R. of Gateley, Norfolk, 1740-50- V. of RoUeston,
Notts., 1747. Archdeacon of Nottingham, 1748-80. Preb.
of SouthweU, 1749-80. Preb. of York, 1749-50. ChanceUor
of York, 1750. R. of Wheldrake, Yorks., 1750-80. Preb. of
Ripon, 1752-80. R. of Etton, 1752-80. Dean of Ely, 1758-
80. Died July 11, 1780, at the Lodge. Buried in the Ante-
Chapel. Wm, P.C.C. {Peile, 11. 208.)
THOMAS, HUMPHREY. Adm. sizar at Queens', May 7, 1720.
Of ComwaU. Matric. 1720; LL.B. 1725-
THOMAS, J. Matric. sizar from King's, Lent, 1578-9. Perhaps
buried at Holy Trinity, Cambridge, Dec. 14, 1586.
THOMAS, JACOB. Adm. sizar at Clare, June 30, i735- B. at
Dewsbury, Yorks. Matric. 1735; B.A. 1738-9- Perhaps V.
of Bramley, near Leeds. One James Thomas, B.A., V. of
Bolton-on-Sands, Richmonds., i749-
THOMAS, JAMES. Adm. sizar at Trinity, June 13, 1662;
exhibitioner from Tonbridge School. Matric. 1662; B.A.
1665-6.
THOMAYS, JOHN. Scholar of King's Hall. Of Lincohi dio-
cese. Ord. deacon (Ely) Mar. 1402-3; priest, Mar. 31, 1403.
THOMAS, JOHN. B.A. 151 1-2.
THOMAS, JOHN. Licensed to practise surgery, i5i3-4- WiU
proved (V.C.C.) 1545.
THOMAS, JOHN. B.Civ.L. 1517-8.
THOMAS, JOHN. B.A. 15 18-9. One of these names V. of
PrittleweU, Essex, 1539-54, deprived; afterwards reinstated.
Died 1569. (Essex Arch. Soc, iv. 232.)
THOMAS, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Easter, 1574.
Probably s. of Ralph, Merchant Taylor, of London.
THOMAS, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1612;
B.A. 1616-7; M.A. 1620. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 23;
priest, Sept. 24, 1621.
THOMAS, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Caius, June 11, 1644.
S. of Thomas, R. of Beckbury, Salop. B. there. Schools,
Warwick (Mr White) and Bridgnorth, Salop. Matric. 1645-6;
B.A. 1647-8; M.A. 1661. Probably R. of Ovington, Essex,
1655-84; licensed as preacher, at Ovington, by the Bishop
of London, in 1662, also V. of Belchamp Walter, i58o. Died
1684. Probably father of John (1674) and Timothy (1683-4).
{Venn, i. 353; Newcourt, 11. 45, 457.)
THOMAS, JOHN. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, 1654. Of
Yorkshire. Matric. 1658; B.A. 1658-9; M.A. 1662. Probably
ord. deacon (Lincoln) July 25; priest, July 28, 1661. Perhaps
V. of Whaplode, Lines., 1662-88, M.A. Died Oct. 7, 1688.
M.I. at Whaplode.
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THOMAS, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 15) at St John's, May 28,
1674. S. of John (? 1644), R. of Ovington, Essex. B. there.
Matric. 1674; B.A. 1677-8; M.A. 1692. Ord. deacon (London)
Feb. 27, 1680-1. V. of St Mary's, Sandwich, Kent, 1689-
(?) 1713, and R. of St Peter's, Sandwich, i690-(?) 1713.
Died 1706 {sic). One of these names V. of New Romney,
1680-1709, M.A. Died 1709. Brother of Timothy (1683-4).
{Hasted, iv. 276, where he is said to have died in 1706, but
his successor both at St Mary's and at St Peter's, was
instituted in 1713. His brother Timothy died in 1706 with
whom he may have been confused.)
THOMAS, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, June 30,
1699. S. of David, clerk. B. at Southstoke, Oxon. School,
Abingdon, Berks. (Mr PledweU). Matric. 1699; B.A. 1702-3;
M.A. 1711. Doubtless V. of SunninghiU, Berks, (patron,
St John's CoUege), and father of John (1727).
THOMAS, JOHN. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, Jan. 22,
1709-10. S. of , a drayman, of AU HaUows-the-Great,
London. B. Jime 23, 1691. School, Merchant Taylors'.
Matric. 1710; B.A. 1713-4; M.A. 1717; D.D. 1729. Incorp.
at Oxford, 1728. Ord. deacon (London) May 23, 1714; priest,
Feb. 26, 1715-6. Chaplain to the EngUsh factory at Ham-
burg. Chaplain to the King, 1733-40. R. of St Vedast,
London, 1736-44. Dean of Peterborough, 1740-4- Chosen
Bishop of St Asaph, 1743, but before consecration elected to
Lincohi, 1744-61. Bishop of Salisbury, 1761-6. A favourite
of George II on account of his knowledge of German. Author,
sermons. Died July 19, 1766. Buried in Salisbury Cathedral.
M.I. (wrongly gives age as 85). (To be distinguished from
John Thomas, D.D., successively Bishop of Peterborough,
Salisbury and Winchester, 1761-81, with whom Foster
confuses him.) {D.N. B. ; Al. Oxon.)
THOMAS, JOHN. M.A. from Corpus Christi, 1721. S. of John,
saddler, of St Bridget's, Chester. Bapt. there, Oct. 29, 1692.
Matric. (Brasenose CoUege, Oxford) Apr. 19, 1711, age 17;
B.A. (Oxford) 1715. Ord. deacon (Ely) May 23, 1714; C. of
Christleton, Cheshire; taught a school there. V. of Ince, 1724-
Naval chaplain, 1733. Buried at St Catherine's-in-the-Tower,
London, May 10, 1744- (•^'- Oxon.)
THOMAS, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's, Apr. 6,
1727. S. of J., clerk, of Berkshire (doubtless John (1699).
B. at 'Suning.' Educated by his father. Matric. 1727; B.A.
1730-1; M.A. 1744.
THOMAS, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Sidney, May 18, 1733.
S. of Thomas, gent., of Middlesex. Matric. 1733; LL.B. 1743.
Ord. deacon (St Asaph) Sept. 25, 1743; pnest (Rochester)
Feb. 19, 1744-5. R. of Notgrove, Gloucs., 1748-70. Died
Nov. 4, 1770. (F. S. Hockaday.)
THOMAS, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar (age 21) at Peterhouse, Mar.
19, 1719-20. Of Yorkshire. School, Drighlington. Matric.
1720. Ord. deacon (York) June 4, 1721. Perhaps C. of
Bramley, near Leeds, 1745.
THOMAS, LAMBROCUS (LAMBROOK or LAMBROCK). D.D.
1670 (Incorp. from Franeker). V. of Pevensey, Sussex,
1642-72. ChanceUor of Chichester, 1660-72. Dean of
Chichester, 1672. Died Nov. 27, 1672. WUl (P.C.C.) 1673-
THOMAS, MARK. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 27, 1633.
Of Sussex. Doubtless s. and h. of Mark, of Rye. Matric.
1633. Migrated to Trinity. B.A. 1635-6. Adm . at the Middle
Temple, Nov. 12, 1634. Probably M.P. for Rye, 1659.
THOMAS, MICHAEL. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1629; scholar from Westminster, 1628; B.A. 1632-3. R. of
St Stephen Walbrook, London, 1641-2, M.A.
THOMAS, MOSES. Adm. sizar at Queens', July 2, 1726. Of
Staffordshire. Matric. 1726. Ord. deacon (Lincohi) Mar. 2,
1728-9, 'B.A.'; priest, Feb. 18, 1732-3-
THOMAS, NATHANIEL. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, 1634.
Of London.
THOMAS, NOAH. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's, July 18,
1738. S. of Hophni, master of a merchant-vessel. B. at
Neath, Glamorgan, 1720. School, Oakham, Rutland (Mr
Adcock). Matric. 1738; B.A. 1742-3; M-A- 1746; M.D. 1753-
F.R.S., 1753. F.R.C.P., 1757- Gulstonian lecturer, i759-
Censor. Physician extraordinary to George III, 1763, and
physician in ordinary, 1755-92- Knighted, Mar. 1775. Died
at Bath, May 17, 1792. {D.N.B.; Munk, 11. 218.)
THOMAS, OLIVER. Adm. pens, at Jesus, 1610-1; B.A.; M.A.
1 61 6. One of these names of West Felton, Salop, clerk;
wiU (P.C.C.) 1652. See Al. Oxon. for a contemporary name-
sake.
THOMAS, RICE. Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, July 12, 1631.
Of Denbigh. Matric. 1632; Scholar, 1635; B.A. 1635-6;
M.A. 1640. FeUow, 1644-51- {T. A. Walker, 44.)
THOMAS, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter,
1618-9; B.A. 1622-3; M.A. 1626. Perhaps R. of AUington,
near Maidstone, Kent, 1636; died there Feb. 8, 1656-7. M.I.
{Peile, I. 327.)
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THOMAS, RICHARD. M.A. from Emmanuel, 1721. S. of
Thomas, of Mydrim, Carmarth. Matric. (Jesus College,
Oxford) Apr. 6, 1709, age 18; B.A. (Oxford) 1712. Perhaps
R. of Llanvigan, Brecon, 1724. One of these names C. of
St Peter's, Comhill, London, c. 1737-44- Died Dec. 12, 1750.
THOMAS, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter, 1621.
THOMAS, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at Trinity, May 2, 1685.
S. of Robert, (?) R. of Gelligalt, Glamorgan, 1662. B. at
Kellygare (? Gellygaer). School, St Paul's. Matric. 1685.
THOMAS, ROWLAND. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs.
1639; Scholar, 1641.
THOMAS, SAMUEL. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse, Lent,
1645-6. S. of William, R. of Ubley, Somerset (for whom see
D.N.B.). B. there, 1627. B.A. 1648-9. Incorp. at Oxford,
1651. M.A. (Oxford) 1651. Incorp. at Cambridge, 1663.
Fellow of St John's College, Oxford. Chaplain of Christ
Church. Oxford, 1672. V. of St Thomas, Oxford, and after-
wards C. of Holywell, Oxon. V. of Compton Bishop, 1681.
V. of Chard, Somerset, 1681-92. Canon of Wells, 1681-91.
Deprived as a non-juror. Author, controversial. Died at
Chard, Nov. 4, 1693, aged 66. Buried there. (Al. Oxon.)
THOMAS, SAMUEL. Adm. at King's (age 17) a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 12, 1649. Of Helston, Cornwall. Perhaps s. of
John, of Tremayne. B. at St Martin's, Cornwall. Matric.
1650; B.A. 1654; M.A. 1658. Fellow, 1653-84. Proctor,
1677-8. Incorp. at Oxford, 1671. R- of St Mary, Truro,
1667-91. R. of Milton, Cambs., 1683-^)1. Died s.p., Nov
3,1691. Buried at Truro. Will, P.C.C. (Harwood.)
THOMAS, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, at Jesus, July 5, 1664. Of
Essex. S. of Edward (? 1640-1), clerk. Matric. 1664-5;
Scholar, 1667; B.A. 1667-8.
THOMAS, STEPHEN. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter, 1621;
B.A. 1624-s; M.A. 1628. R. of Crundal, Kent, 1632-50.
Married, at St Alphage, Canterbury, Catherine Scott, Sept.
29, 1635. Buried Mar. 4, 1650.
THOMAS, THOMAS. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
Aug. 24, 1571. B. in London, Dec. 25, 1553. Matric. 1571;
B.A. 1575-6; M.A. 1579. Fellow, 1574-81. First printer to
the University, 1583-88. His press seized by the Stationers'
Company of London, but his rights upheld by Lord Burghley.
Author of a Latin dictionary. Buried at Gt St Mary's,
Cambridge, Aug. 9, 1588. Will proved (V.C.C.) 1588.
{Harwood; Cooper, 11. 29; D.N.B.)
THOMAS, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Pembroke, Dec. 23,
1687. S. of Thomas. B. in Cornwall. Matric. 1688; B.A.
1691-2; M.A. 1695. Fellow, 1693-1708. Incorp. at Oxford,
1700. Ord. priest (Ely) Jime 7, 1696. R. of Orton Waterville,
Hunts., 1706-16. Died 1716.
THOMAS, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, Feb. 13,
1733-4. S. of David, collector of taxes, of Carnarvonshire.
B. at Conway. School, Denbigh. Matric. i734-
THOMAS, TIMOTHY. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Sidney, Feb. 28,
1683-4. S. of John (? 1644), R. of Ovington, Essex. B. there.
Schools, Denham and Bury, Suffolk. Matric. 1684; B.A.
1687-8; M.A. 1692. Ord. deacon (London) Mar. 16, 1689-
90. Master of the Free School of Sandwich, Kent, 1689-1706.
V. of Preston, Kent, 1691. Died 1706. Buried in St Mary's,
Sandwich. Brother of John (1674). (Hasted, iv. 276.)
THOMAS, W. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Michs. 1561.
THOMAS, WILLIAM. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Corpus Christi,
Michs. 1588. Perhaps adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Apr. 26, 1589;
of Co. Glamorgan. Called to the Bar, 1597. Bencher, 1613.
One of these names knighted, July 23, 1603.
THOMAS, WILLIAM. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 16) at Pembroke.
June 28, 1623. S. and h. of William, of Lewes, Sussex.
Matric. 1623. Probably adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 9, 1626-7;
of West Deane, Sussex. If so, married Katharine, dau. of
George Rose, of Estergate, near Chichester. Their son
WiUiam was created Bart, in 1660. (G.E.C.)
THOMAS, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Sidney, Michs. 1633.
S. of John, of Wellington, Somerset, pleb. Schools, Welling-
ton and Tiverton. Matric. (Christ Church, Oxford) Feb. 24,
1631-2, age 19. Migrated to Cambridge. B.A. 1634-5; M.A.
1638. One of these names nominated to Plaxtol, Kent,
May 6, 1648-56. {Shaw, i. 356.)
THOMAS, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Queens', July 3, 1645.
Of Hereford.
THOMAS, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, July i, 1675.
B. at Greenwich, Kent. Matric. 1676; B.A. 1678-9; M.A.
1682. Fellow, 1682-8. Probably V. of All Saints', Leicester,
1685. V. of Brompton Regis, Somerset, 1687-90 (patron,
Emmanuel College). V. of St Martin's, Leicester, 1702-13
Master of the Free School, Leicester for 34 years. Die I
Dec. 6, 1713. Buried at Leicester. Probably father of
William (1715). (Nichols, iv. 552, App.)
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THOMAS, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's, Aug.
14, 1677. S. of Edward, gent. B. at Llangefelach, near
Swansea, Glamorgan. School, Llandilotalybont (private).
Matric. 1677. Adm. at Lincohi's Inn, Aug. 11, i677-
THOMAS, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity, June 25,
1688. S. of John, and grandson of William, Bishop of
Worcester. School, Westminster. Matric. 1688; Scholar,
1689; B.A. 1691-2; M.A. 1695; B.D. 1723; D.D. 1729.
Fellow, 1694. R. of St Nicholas, Worcester, 1723-38, and
R. of Exhall, Warws. Married Elizabeth, dau. of George
Carter, Esq., of Brill, Bucks. Author, antiquarian; edited
Dugdale's Warwickshire. His collections for a history of
Worcestershire used by Nash, who acknowledges his obliga-
tions to them. Died July 26, 1738. Buried in Worcester
CathedraL WiU (P.C.C.) 1738. (D.N.B.; Al. Westmon., 212.)
THOMAS, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Apr. 26, 1692.
Ot Wiltshire. Matric. Dens. Lent, 1698-9; B.A. 1698-9.
Schoolmaster at Hitchin, Herts., 1698. Ord. deacon (Lin-
coln) Mar. 5, 1698-9; priest, June 4, 1699. V. of Offley,
Herts., 1699-1719. Died before Feb. 26, 1719-20.
THOMAS, WILLIAM. Matric. from Pembroke, Easter, 1706.
Doubtless s. of Hopkins (1694), R. of Kirkby Mallory, Leics.
B. there. B.A. 1709-10; M.A. from Emmanuel, 1713- Dixie
FeUow of Emmanuel, 1712. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 20,
1712; priest, Sept. 19, I7i3-
THOMAS, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 19) at St John's, Oct. 7,
1715, from Emmanuel (adm. there. Mar. 4, 1713-4). S. of
William (? 1675), schoolmaster, of Leicester. B. there.
School, Leicester (under his father). Matric. 1714; B.A.
from St John's, 1717-8; M.A. 1721; B.D. 1729- Fellow,
1722-37. Ord. deacon (York) June 4; priest, Sept. 24, 1721.
V. of North Stoke, Oxon., 1736-66. Died 1766. (Scott-
Mayor, III. 298.)
THOMAS LE BEDEL. University Bedell, c. 1270.
THOMAS, . Scholar at Cambridge, c. 1270-80. S. of Alan
Clerk, of Durham diocese. Used to hunt hares with his grey
hounds in the Cambridge warren. {Pleas of the Forest.)
THOMAS, of Portugal. Chosen by his order to lecture in the
University for the D.D. A Franciscan friar. Papal mandate,
1371. Had studied in England arts and theology; lectured
in Portugal and elsewhere. Disputed and lectured in Sala-
manca, Toulouse and Paris. (Papal Letters, iv; G. R. Potter.)
THOMAS, . Scholar at King's Hall, 1349; 'nominated
tor the good service of his father Walter, the King's
smith.' Removed May 4, 1360, 'having gone abroad to the
wars without the Warden's leave.' (Trin. Coll. Adm., 1. 98.)
THOMAS, . Scholar at King's Hall, Feb. 27, 1358. S. of
Walter the clerk. (Trin. Coll. Adm., i. 100.)
THOMAS, of Newmarket. M.A. (Cambridge). Arithmetician;
fl. c. 1410. Author, Commentum in Computum Ecclesiasticum
Dionysii (Exigui). (D.N.B.)
THOMAS, . FeU.-Com. at Jesus, 1592-3-
THOMAS, . Matric. sizar from St John's, 1594.
THOMAS, . Adm. sizar at Queens', June 27, 1666. Of
Carnarvonshire.
THOMPSON, AMBROSE. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1616. Buried at St Sepulchre's, Cambridge, Feb. 13, 1617-8.
THOMSON, AMBROSE. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Pembroke,
Feb. 16, 1726-7. S. of Ambrose, of Penryn, Cornwall, gent.
Matric. 1727; LL.B. 1732. V. of Mevagissey, Cornwall, M.A.
Married Anne, dau. of John Pound, Esq. (Burke, L.G.)
THOMSON, ANTHONY. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Easter,
1555-
THOMPSON, ANTHONY. Matric. pens, from St John's, c. 1596;
B.A. 160C-1; M.A. 1604. Fellow, 1603. Probably V. of
Hundon, Suffolk, 1620.
THOMPSON, ANTHONY. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1612. Doubtless s. of Anthony, of Cambridge. Scholar, 1614;
B.A. 1615-6; M.A. 1619; D.D. 1635. Fellow, 1618. Incorp.
at Oxford, 1619. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Aug. 5; priest,
Aug. 7, 1624. R. of West Rasen, Lines., 1624. V. of Long
Sutton, 1637. Will (P.C.C.) 1644-5. (Lines. Pedigrees, 964;
Genealogist, iii. 313; Al. Oxon.)
THOMPSON, ANTHONY. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Jan. 4,
1656-7 (impubes). Of Cambridgeshire. S. of James (? 1624),
of Trumpington. B. 1644. Matric. 1657. Adm. at the Middle
Temple, Nov. 24, 1659. Called to the Bar, 1668. Of Trump-
ington, gent. Married Mary, dau. of Robert Lambert, of
London. Father of James (1698-9) and of George (1700-1).
(Vis. of Cambs., 1684; Genealogist, iii. 313.)
THOMPSON, ANTHONY. Adm. sizar (age 24) at St John's,
Apr. 7, 1694. S. of James, husbandman. B. at Dent, Yorks.
School, Dent. Matric. 1695; B.A. 1697-8.
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THOMPSON, ANTHONY. M.A. from Trinity, 1737- Probably
s. of Edward, of Shap, Westmoreland. If so, matric. (Queen's
College, Oxford) May 19, 1721, age 16. Probably B.A.
(Queen's College, Oxford), but no degree recorded in A I.
Oxon. Perhaps dean of Raphoe, 1744-57. One of these
names V. of Hutton Bonville, Yorks., c. 1775. (Al. Oxon.)
THOMPSON, ARTHUR. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, Aug. 26,
1624. Of London. B.A. 1628-9; Scholar, 1630; M.A. 1632.
THOMPSON, BENJAMIN. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Christ's, Apr.
1,1704. S. of Richard, P.C. of Gressingham, Lanes. B. there.
School, Kirkby Lonsdale (Mr Firbank). Matric. 1704;
Scholar, 1704-5; B.A. 1707-8. Ord. deacon (York) Sept.
1709; priest, Sept. 1712. Master of Kirkburton School, 1709.
V. of Bradfield, near SheflSeld, 1710-21. (Peile, 11. 159.)
THOMPSON, CARRIER. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 18) at St John's,
June 25, 1712. S. of Robert, deceased. B. at Farcet, Hunts.
School, Spalding (Mr Warring). Father of Isaac Newton
(1744) and James (1751)-
THOMPSON, CHARLES. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Sept. 10,
1680. Of Leicestershire. Matric. 1681; B.A. 1684-5.
THOMPSON, CHARLES. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 17) at Peter-
house, Sept. 16, 1707. Of Huntingdonshire. School,
'Highdowns.' Matric. 1707.
THOMPSON, CHARLES EGERTON. Matric. Fell.-Com. from
St John's, c. 1596.
THOMPSON, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. at King's (age 16) a
scholar from Eton, Aug. 23, 1552. Of London. Matric. 1552;
B.A. 1556-7; M.A. 1560. FeUow, 1555-69. Perhaps identical
with the papist of these names. If so, ord. acolyte at Chester,
June, 1557; subsequently received AngUcan orders. V. of
Winwick, Lanes., 1569-75. At the English college at Douay,
1577; ord. priest at Cambrai, Apr. 6, 1577. Sent to England.
Arrested and committed to the Marshalsea, 1579. Banished
to France, 1585. At Paris in 1587. (Douay Diary; N. & Q.
loth S., X. 170.)
TOMSON, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter,
1566.
TOMPSON, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. pens, from St John's,
Easter, 1622; B.A. 1625-6; M.A. 1629. Ord. priest (Durham)
Sept. 14, 1630. C. of Washington, Durham, 1636-40.
THOMPSON, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Sidney,
June 13, 1635. S. of William, yeoman. B. at Shildon,
Durham. School, Ackliff (Mr Kirton). Matric. 1635; B.A.
1638-9; M.A. 1642. Perhaps R. of Yarm, Yorks., 1653-8.
V. of Pittington, Durham, 1662-90. Buried there Apr. 8,
1690. Father of the next, of Robert (1671-2), Wiiliam (1667)
and Ralph (1663). (H. M. Wood.)
THOMPSON, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. sizar from Christ's,
Michs. 1678. S. of Christopher (above). Bapt. at Pittington,
Oct. 6, 1660. B.A. 1681-2; M.A. 1686. Ord. deacon (Durham)
June 3, 1683; priest, Sept. 21, 1684. V. of Pittington, Durham,
1690-1716. Married Anne Newby, widow, at Pittington,
July 16, 1696. Buried at Pittington, 1716. Brother of
Robert (1671-2), Ralph (1663) and William (1667), father of
William (1712). (D. S. Boutflower.)
THOMSON, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Feb. 10,
1694-5. Of Yorkshire. Matric. 1695; Scholar, 1695; B.A.
1698-9; M.A. 1703. Ord. deacon (York) May, 1700; priest,
1702. R. of Escrigg, Yorks., 170&-8. Died 1708. (A. Gray.)
THOMSON, CUTHBERT. B.A. 1527-8.
TOMPSON, CUTHBERT. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter,
1545. B. at Barnard Castle, Durham. B.A. 1548-9. Ord.
deacon and priest (London) Oct. 1562, age 36. Perhaps V.
of Gilling, Yorks., 1562-73. (Peile, i. 38.)
THOMPSON, DANIEL. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Easter,
1610; B.A. 1613-4. Perhaps V. of Alciston, Sussex, 1620-7.
One of these names of Aldingbome, Sussex, clerk; will
(P.C.C.) 1654.
TOMSON, DRUGO. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Apr. 30, 1652. S. of
Marmaduke (1612). Bapt. at Harlton, Cambs., 1634.
Matric. 1652; B.A. 1655-6; Scholar, 1656.
THOMPSON, EDMUND. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs.
1580; B.A. 1583-4; M.A. 1587. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Oct. 3,
1585. Perhaps R. of Belchamp Otton, Essex, 1591-1633.
Will (P.C.C.) 1634.
THOMPSON, EDMUND. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1622; B.A. 1624-5; M.A. 1628. Ord. deacon and priest
(Norwich) Sept. 20, 1628. R. of West Barkwith, Lines., 1642.
Perhaps R. of Lading, Norfolk, till 1673; died 1673.
TOMPSON, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1552.
TOMSON, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from Sx John's, c. 1594.
Thompson, George
THOMPSON, EDWARD. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 15) at St John's,
Oct. 2, 1637. S. and h. of Francis (1612), Esq., of Somerton
Castle, near Lincoln. B. at Boothby. School, Newark.
Matric. 1637. Probably brother of Francis (1640). (Lines.
Pedigrees, 961.)
TOMPSON, EDWARD. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June 14,
1682. Of Leicestershire. Matric. 1685; B.A. 1685-6. Ord.
priest (York) June 15, 1690. Probably V. of Rushmere
St Andrew, Suffolk, 1696. Perhaps of Gt Coates, Lines.,
clerk. If so, father of William (1721).
THOMSON, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's,
Oct. 20, 1689. 5th s. of William, of Humbleton, and of
Scarborough, Yorks., gent. B. at Scarborough. School,
Sedbergh. Matric. 1693; B.A. 1693-4. A captain in the
army. Married Margaret, widow of John Avery. Of the
Isle of Ely, Cambs.; living there in 1706. Brother of Francis
(1671), etc. (Genealogist, N.S., xxiv. 124; Sedbergh School
Register, 135.)
THOMPSON, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Michs. 1552.
Perhaps s. and h. of John, of Boothby Graffoe, Lines. If so,
married Eleanor, dau. of William Broxholme, of Kirby-cwm-
Osgodby, June 19, 1564. Died Oct. 11, 1601. (Lines.
Pedigrees, 961.)
THOMSON, FRANCIS. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age ly) at Caius,
June 27, 1612. S. and h. of John, Esq., of Boothby, Lines.,
deceased. School, Navenby (Mr Houlker). Married Mary,
dau. of Daniel Hardeby, of Evedon. Living, 1627. Father
of Edward (1637) and probably of the next. (Venn, i. 218;
Lines. Pedigrees, 961.)
THOMPSON, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Dec. 17, 1640.
Probably 2nd s. of Francis (above). Probably brother of
Edward (1637).
THOMPSON, FRANCIS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, Nov. 30,
1655. S. of James, merchant, of London, and afterwards
of Amsterdam. B. in London. Schools, Wellingborough,
Northants. and Cambridge. Matric. 1656; Scholar, 1656-63;
B.A. 1659-60; M.A. 1663; B.D. 1670; D.D. 1680. Fellow,
1663-73. Ethical lecturer, 1669-72. University preacher,
1669. Incorp. at Oxford, 1664; re-incorp. 1676. Ord. deacon
(Norwich) Dec. 20, 1662; priest (London) Apr. i, 1666. R.
of St Matthew, Friday Street, and St Peter Cheap, London,
1666-1715- President of Sion College, 1695. Died Dec. 13,
1715. Will (Cons. C. London); mentions nephew Francis
(? 1694), schoolmaster at Maldon. (Venn, i. 392; Al. Oxon.)
THOMPSON, FRANCIS. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 15) at St John's,
June 16, 1671. S. of William, Esq., of Humbleton, and of
Scarborough, Yorks. B. there. School, Brentwood. Matric.
1671. M.P. for Scarborough, 1679-81, 1688-93. Married
Arabella, dau. of Sir Edmund AUeyn, Bart., ot Essex. Died
Oct. 27, 1693. Brother of Stephen (1684), Edward (1689)
and Henry (1671). (Vis. of Yorks., 1665; Genealogist, N.S.,
XXIV. 122.)
THOMPSON, alias FREEMAN, FRANCIS. Adm. sizar (age 14)
at St John's, Oct. 31, 1694. S. of John, clerk. B. at Worm-
ley, near Cheshunt, Herts. School, Westminster. Matric.
1695; B.A. 1698-9; M.A. 1702. Ord. deacon (London) May
27, 1716; priest, Feb. 24, 1716-7. Probably V. of Steeple,
Essex, 1716-42.
THOMSON, GEORGE. B.A. 1500-1. Of Northumberland. U.A.
1503-4; B.D. 1514-5. Fellow of Pembroke, 1501. Proctor,
1511-2. Preacher, 1519. V. of Tilney, 1524.
TOMPSON, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from St Catharine's, Michs.
1580. Of Yorkshire. B.A. 1583-4. Ord. deacon and priest
(Carlisle, Litt. dint.) Mar. 31, 1588; of Whitby, Yorks.
Perhaps V. of North Ferriby, Yorks., 1589-1608. Died 1608.
TOMSON, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1583; B.A. 1586-7. One of these names V. of St Margaret's,
York, 1591-1615. Died 1615.
TOMPSON, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter, 1605.
Of Yorkshire. One of these names V. of Aberford, Yorks.,
1620-50. Buried Nov. 18, 1650.
TOMPSON, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Easter,
1627; B.A. 1630-1; M.A. 1634. Probably P.C. of Sowerby
Bridge, Yorks., 1652-5; V. of Preston, Lanes., 1657; C. of
Heysvood, ejected, 1662. Died Sept. 20, 1674. Buried at
Bury, Lanes. ; Mr George Tomson, minister, noncon. (E. Axon).
THOMPSON, GEORGE. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Sidney, Jan. 25,
1640-1. S. of Edmund, farmer. B. at Kilbum, Yorks.
Schools, Kilbum (Mr Raper) and Coxwold. Matric. 1641.
THOMPSON, GEORGE. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 17) at Christ's,
June 18, 1666. S. and h. of George, of Lee, Kent, Esq. Bapt.
there, Jan. 29, 1649-50. School, Lee (Mr Watkins). Matric.
1667. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Aug. 8, 1667. (Vis. of Kent
1663; PeiU, II. 6.)
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THOMPSON, GEORGE. Adm. pens, (age i7) at Pembroke,
Feb. 3, 1700-1. S. of Anthony (1656-7), of Trumpington,
Cambs., Esq. B. at Cambridge. Matric. 1701; B.A. 1704-5;
M.A. 1708. Ord. deacon (Ely) Dec. 19, 1708; pnest (Nor-
wich) Dec. 1710; 'of Trinity Hall.' R. of Hmderclay,
Sufiolk, 1710-1. Died 1711- Brother of James (1698-9).
THOMSON, GEORGE. LL.B. from Peterhouse, 1733-4- S. of
George, of Fremington, Devon. Matric. (Exeter College,
Oxford) Feb. 23, 1715-6, age 19; B.A. (Oxford) 1719-
Perhaps chaplain in the Navy, 1725.
THOMPSON, GILES. M.A. 1581 (Incorp. from Oxford). S. of
Giles, of London, grocer, deceased. School, Merchant
Taylors'. Matric. (University College, Oxford) Jan. 10,
1574-5, age 19; B.A. (Oxford) 1575; M.A. 1578; B.D. 1589-
90; D.D. 1602. Fellow of All Souls, Oxford, 1580. Proctor
(Oxford) 1586. Chaplain to the Queen. R. of Pembridge.
Hereford, 1592. Canon residentiary of Hereford, 1594-1612.
Dean of Windsor, and Wolverhampton, 1603-12. Registrar
of the Garter. Bishop of Gloucester, 161 1-2. One of the
translators of the Bible, Died June 13, 1612, at Windsor.
Buried there. WiU, P.C.C. (Al. Oxon.)
THOMPSON, GUSTAVUS. Matric. from King's, Easter, 1686.
S. of Richard, of Kilham, Yorks., Esq. School, Nafferton
(Mr Robinson). Migrated to Trinity, Apr. 2, 1687, age 16.
Scholar, 1689; B.A. 1689-90; M.A. 1702. Ord. deacon
(London) May 23, 1692; priest, May, 1696. V. of Hatfield
Peverel, Essex, 1696-1702. Chaplain to Anne, Dowager
Countess of Carlisle. R. of Plumbland, Cumberland, 1702.
R. of Bolton, 1702 (presented by his father).
THOMSON, HENRY. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Easter,
1579. Perhaps B.A. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Oct. 31, 1583.
Ord. priest (Peterb.); 'preacher.' V. of Threckingham,
Lines., 1597.
THOMSON, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1602. Of Kent. Perhaps 2nd s. of Thomas, of
Petham, Kent (and Elizabeth, dau. of Sir John Levison,
Knt.). If so, married Mary Sadler, of Sopwell, Herts.
Perhaps father ot John (1648). (Vis. of Kent, 1663; Archaeol.
Cantiana. iv. 263.)
TOMPSON, HENRY. Matric. FeU.-Com. (age 15) from Christ's,
Easter, 1605. B. at North Mimms, Herts. Went with his
brother John (1605) to Venice, c. 1608. Entered the English
College at Rome, Oct. 12, 1613. Left for England, 1620.
{Records S.J., i. 198; Peile, i. 252.)
THOMSON, HENRY. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, Sept. 9, .
1616. S. of John, of Smallburgh, Norfolk. Bapt. Mar. 9,
1599-1600. School, North Walsham (Mr Tills). Matric. 1617;
B^. 1619-20; M.A. 1629. Ord. priest (Norwich) Mar. 27,
1621. V. of Attlebridge, Norfolk, 1625-70. R. of Alderford,
1640. Perhaps V. of St Martin's Coslany, Norwich. Died
July, 1677. (Venn, i. 234.)
TOMPSON, HENRY. Matric. sizar from St Catharine's, Easter,
1632.
TOMPSON, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Apr. 22, 1651.
Of Yorkshire. Probably s. and h. of John, late of York,
gent.; age 31 in 1665. Matric. 1651; B.A. 1654. Adm. at
Gray's Inn, June 23, 1653. Utter barrister of Gray's Inn,
1665. Knighted, Oct. 16, 1668. Of Middlethorpe, York,
Knt. Married Anne, dau. of Sir William Dobson, of Kingston-
upon-HuU. Buried Aug. 27, 1692, at St Mary's, Castlegate,
York. [To be distinguished from Sir Henry Thompson, of
Kilham, Yorks., Knt., mayor of York in 1653 and M.P. for
York, 1673-81.] (Misc. Gen. et Her., 3rd S., i. 204; N. and
Q., 9th S., VIII. 68.)
THOMSON, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Clare, July i, 1653.
Matric. 1653-4.
THOMPSON, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 14) at St John's, Oct.
19, 1671. 2nd s. of William, Esq., of Scarborough, and of
Humbleton, Yorks. B. at Kilham. School, Pocklington.
Matric. 1671; B.A. 1675-6; M.A. 1679. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
May 29; priest (London) Nov. 8, 1681. R. of Birdbrook,
Essex, 1681-91. R. of Little Waltham, 1687; there in 1700.
Lord of the manor of Thomthorpe. Brother of Francis
(1671) and Stephen (1684). (Newcourt; Genealogist, N.S.,
XXIV. 124, where he is said to be of Lincoln's Inn.)
THOMPSON, HENRY. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 14) at St John's,
Jan. 26, 1671-2. S. and h. of Sir Henry, Knt., of Kilham,
Yorks. Bapt. there, June 7, 1659. Matric. 1672; M.A. 1675
(Lit. Reg.). Adm. at Gray's Inn, May 15, i675- M.P. for
York, 1689-95. Lord Mayor of York, 1699. Of Escrick,
Yorks. Married (1) Frances, dau. of Alderman Swann, of
Hull; (2) Mary, dau. of John Beilby, of Micklethwaite
Grange. Buried at Escrick. Brother of Richard (1671-2).
(Le Neve, Knights, 189; Vis. of Yorks., 1665.)
TOMSON or THOMPSON, HENRY. Matric. Fell.-Com. from
King's, Easter, 1695. Probably s. and h. of Sir Stephen, of
Thompson, John
Kirby Hall, Yorks., Knt. B. 1677. Adm. at Gray's Inn,
Feb. 21, 1694-5. Married Catherine, dau. of Rev. J. Maw-
hood, D.D., of Doncaster. (Burke, L.G.; F.M.G., 533.)
THOMSON, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs. 1706;
Scholar, 1706-7; B.A. 1710-1; M.A. 1718. Ord. deacon
(York) June, 1712; priest, 1713. V. of Coxwold, Yorks.,
1713-53- R- of Holy Trinity, Holtby, 1716-c. 45. (Peile,
II. 165.)
THOMSON, HUGH. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1469.
THOMPSON, HUMPHREY. Matric. sizar from St Catharine's,
Michs. 1581; B.A. from Corpus Christi, 1585-6. Ord. priest
(Norwich) Apr. 3, 1590. V. of Gt Berwick, Norfolk, 1599.
R. of Bircham Tofts, 1612.
THOMPSON, ISAAC NEWTON. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Sx
John's, May 29, 1744. S. of Carrier (1712), gent., of Hunt-
ingdonshire. B. at Stanground, near Peterborough. School,
Market Street, Herts. Matric. 1744- Brother of James
(1751)-
TOMSON, JAMES. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Lent, 1577-8.
THOMPSON, JAMES. Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, 1599-1600;
B.A. 1603-4; M.A. 1607. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June 15,
1606; (?) priest (Peterb.) May 22, 1608. Perhaps V. of West
Haddon, Northants., 1608-41. Buried there July 30, 1641.
TOMSON, JAMES. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1624.
Possibly s. of Anthony, of Cambridge. If so, of Tnimpington,
Cambs. Married Sarah, dau. of George Greenwood, of
Chastleton, Oxon. Died 1670. Perhaps father of Anthony
(1656-7). (Genealogist, lii. 312.)
TOMPSON, JAMES. Adm. sizar (age 20) at St John's, Apr. 18,
1630. S. of William, husbandman, of 'Coesyde,' Westmore-
land. B. there. School, Sedbergh. Malric. 1631; B.A. 1633-
4; M.A. 1637. Ord deacon (Carlisle) Mar. 5, 1636-7. V. of
Merrington, Durham, 1660-73. V. of Heighington, till
1684. Buried there Apr. 23, 1684. Father of James (1690).
THOMPSON, JAMES. Adm. sizar at Clare, Dec. 17, 1634.
Matric. 1634-5; B.A. 1638-9.
THOMPSON, JAMES. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1644. Of Norwich. B.A. 1647-8; M.A. 1652. Perhaps
V. of St Nicholas, Chiswick, Middlesex, 1658-62. (Hennessy.)
THOMSON, JAMES. Adm. sizar (age 22) at Christ's, Jan. 11,
1664-5, from St Mary Hall, Oxford. Matric. there, 1661.
S. of Richard. B. at Tarieton, Lanes. Bapt. at Croston,
July 28, 1641. School, Wigan (Mr Barrow). Matric. 1664;
B.A. 1664-5. Doubtless ord. deacon (London) Feb. 16,
1664-5. C. of Rufford, Lanes. Married Jane Mellinge, of
Rufford, Dec. 10, 1666. Probably buried at Croston, Lanes.,
Apr. 10, 1676. (Peile, i. 615.)
THOMPSON, JAMES. Adm. sizar at St John's, May 14, 1690.
S. of James (1630), deceased. B. at Merrington, Durham.
Bapt. Nov. 21, 1671, at Kirkmerrington. School, Sedtsrgh.
Matric. 1690; B.A. 1693-4. Perhaps R. of Lymm, Cheshire,
1698-1714; probably also R. of St Bridget's, Chester, 1717;
R. of Pulford, 1717.
THOMPSON, JAMES. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity, Jan. 24,
1698-9. S. and h. of Anthony (1656-7), of Trumpington,
Cambs. School, Bury St Edmunds (Mr Leeds). Scholar,
1701. Adm. at the Middle Temple, July 4, 1700. Brother of
George (1700).
THOMPSON, JAMES. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's, Mar.
18, 1713-4. S. of William, grazier. B. at Surfleet, near
Spalding, Lines. School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1713-4; B.A.
1717-8. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June 9, 1723; priest, Dec. zo,
1724. One of these names C. of Thomey, Lines.; R. of
Croyland, 1762-6. Buried there Nov. 10, 1766.
THOMSON, JAMES. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter, 1714;
Scholar, 1716; B.A. 1717-8. Perhaps P.C. of Cartmell-in-
Fumess, 1732-40. Died 1740- (Peile, 11. 184.)
THOMPSON, JAMES. Adm. pens, (age 20) at Emmanuel,
Mar. 26, 1751. Of Stanground, Hunts. S. of Carrier (1712),
Esq. School, Moulton. Matric. 1751; B.A. 1755; M.A. 1758.
Brother of Isaac Newton (i744)-
THOMSON or THOMSTON, JOHN. Fellow of Gonville Hall,
in 1423. Probably R. of Ingworth, Norfolk, until 1416.
V. of Leeds, Yorks., until 1430. Donor of books to the
College library.
THOMASON, JOHN. B.Civ.L. 1483-4 (? 1487-8); D.Civ.L.
1492-3.
THOMPSON, JOHN. B.A. 1538-9- B. at Pocklington, Yorks.
M.A. 1541; B.D. 1551. Fellow of St John's, 1540. Ord.
deacon (Norwich) Mar. 13, 1540-1; priest, Apr. 16, 1541.
Lady Margaret preacher, 1552-4. Canon of Gloucester,
1552-9. Chaplain to Queen Elizabeth. Canon of Windsor,
1563-71. Preb. of SaUsbury, 1563-71. Died Apr. 23, 1571.
Will, P.C.C. (Cooper, 1. 295.)
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TOMPSON, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter, 1552;
B.A. 1554-5; M.A. 1558. Fellow, in 1557. Ord. priest
(Suff. Bishop of Hull) Aug. 24, 1556; 'not married; aged 44;
well versed in sacred learning' (Lib. Cler. Lincoln, 1576).
V. o£ Wrawby, Lines, (presented by Clare). Witness of the
will of Wm. Masterson, R. of Horseheath, Cambs., 1556;
who leaves him books. (C. E. Parsons, Horseheath.)
TOMSON, JOHN. Matric. sizar (age 12) from Christ's, Michs.
1559 (impubes). Possibly s. of William, of Egleston, Lanes.
Adm. at the Middle Temple, Feb. 7, 1559-60. {Peile, i. 71.)
TOMSON, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1560.
TOMSON, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse, Easter, 1565.
TOMSON, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs. 1566.
TOMSON, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Queens', Michs. 1572.
One of these names 'ord. priest (Lincoln) Dec. 24, 1576;
bred in the schools'; V. of Riseley, Beds. Buried there
Dec. 1619. Will proved, Dec. 19, 1619; to be buried in the
Chancel. {Geneal. Bedford. 428.)
TOMSON, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs. 1573.
One of these names, 'of Jesus,' age 24, ord. deacon (Ely)
Dec. 21, 1578; priest, 1580, age 26, rejected. Schoolmaster
at Little Bradley, Suffolk.
TOMPSON, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Caius, May 10, 1584.
S. of John, yeoman. B. at Mileham, Norfolk. School,
Fakenham.
TOMSON, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1584.
THOMSON, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity, c. 1595; B.A.
from Jesus, 1598-9.
TOMPSON, JOHN. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Christ's, Easter,
1605. B. at North Mimms, Herts. Went with his brother
Henry (1605) to Venice, 1608, and thence to Germany.
{Records S.J., 1. 199.)
THOMPSON, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Sr John's, Easter, 1607;
B.A. i6io-i; M.A. from Clare, 1614. Ord. deacon (York)
Sept. 1614; priest. Mar. 1616-7. R- of St Dionysius and V. of
St George, York, 1615-20.
THOMPSON, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Queens', July 6, 1608. Of
Suffolk. B.A. 1611-2. Perhaps ord. priest (Norwich) Dec. 19,
1619, 'B.A.' V. of Bawdsey, Suffolk, 1620-4.
THOMPSON, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter, 1610.
One of these names R. of Ingram, Northumberland, 1637,
ejected; afterwards V. of Stannington, 1663-5. {Peile, i. 277.)
THOMPSON, JOHN. Maine, pens, from Christ's, Easter, 1612.
THOMPSON, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1613. Of Essex. B.A. 1616-7; M.A. 1620. Fellow, 1617.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1621. M.P. for Cambridge, 1625-6;
student of Civ. Law; allowed to retain his fellowship.
THOMPSON, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Sidney, Mar. i, 1614-5.
Matric. 1615; B.A. 1618-9; M.A. 1622. Ord. deacon (York)
Dec. 1620; priest, Sept. 1622.
THOMPSON, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Easter, 1617;
B.A. 1620-1; M.A. 1624. Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1621.
Perhaps minister at Howden, Yorks.; buried there Apr. 5,
1659; wiU (York) 1662. (H. M. Wood.)
THOMPSON, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1619;
B.A. from Trinity, 1622-3; M.A. 1626. Ord. deacon (York)
Sept. 1626; priest, Feb. 1626-7.
TOMPSON, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter, 1622;
B.A. 1625-6; M.A. 1629. One of these names R. of Buckland,
Kent, 1636-42. {Peile, i. 344.)
THOMSON, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Jfune 17, 1639. S. of
Robert. B. at Bishop Auckland. Migrated to Christ's,
Oct. 8, 1641, age 18. B.A. 1644-5; M.A. 1658. Ord. by 4th
London Classis, Apr. 20, 1647, to Melford, Northumberland.
R. of Bothal, 1648-62, ejected.
THOMPSON, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Christ's, July 24,
1648. S. of Henry (? 1602). B. at Petham, Kent. School,
Wye (Mr Bradshaw). Married Frances, dau. of Robert
Thomson, of Roydon Chappel, Kent. {Peile, 1. 523; Vis. of
Kent, 1663.)
THOMPSON, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, 1648-9. Of
Cambridgeshire. Matric. 1648-9.
THOMPSON, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, Apr. 30,
1653. S. of John, yeoman, of Boardly-in-Bumsall, Yorks.
B. there. School, Giggleswick.
THOMPSON, JOHN. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1662. Of Kent.
B.A. 1662.
THOMSON or THOMPSON, JOHN. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 15)
at Sidney, July 2, 1664. S. and h. of Maurice, merchant,
of London, and of Lee, Kent (a prominent member of
Cromwell's government). B. at Stepney, London, c. 1647.
School, Lee (Mr Watkin). Matric; B.A. 1666-7. Adm. at
V.A.C.IV. 225
Thompson, Joshua
Lincoln's Inn, Mar. 3, 1663-4. Sheriff of Bucks., 1669-70.
Created Bart., Dec. 12, 1673. M.P. for Gatton, 1685-7,
1689-96. A Commissioner of Public Accounts, 1695. One
of the earliest supporters of William IIL Created Baron
Haversham, May 4, 1696. Lord of the Admiralty, 1699-
1701; resigned and joined the Tories. Married (1) Frances,
dau. of Arthur [Annesley], 1st Earl of Anglesey; (2) Martha
Graham, widow. Died Nov. i, 1710. Buried at Haversham.
{D.N.B.; G.E.C.)
THOMPSON, JOHN. M.A. 1671 (Incorp. from St Edmund HaU,
Oxford). Matric. there. Mar. 10, 1664-5, age i6. S. of Samuel,
of London, gent. B.A. (Oxford) 1668; M.A. 1671. {Al. Oxon.)
TOMSON, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Apr. 13, 1675.
THOMPSON, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Pembroke, June
26, 1676. S. of Edward, of Boardley, Yorks., gent. B.A.
1683-4. Ord. deacon (Chester) Dec. 19, 1686. C. of Hardrow,
in Aysgarth.
THOMPSON, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Christ's, May 21,
1691. S. of Thomas. B. at Wainflete, Lines. Matric. 1691;
Scholar, 1691; B.A. 1694-5; M.A. 1698. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) Feb. 1696-7; priest, June 19, 1698. R. of Pick-
worth, Lines., 1698-1721. R. of Boothby Graffoe, 1702-9.
{Peile, II. 121.)
THOMPSON, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, June 16,
1710. S. of Richard, glazier. Bapt. May 17, 1693, at Hexham,
Northumberland. School, Hexham. Matric. 1710; B.A.
1713-4; M.A. 1720. Ord. priest (York) June 12, 1720. V. of
St John's, Newcastle, 1736-61. Preacher at St Ann's. R. of
Elsdon, Northumberland, 1739-61. Died Nov. 10, 1761.
THOMSON, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, May 14, 1716.
S. of Richard, R. of Milton, Hants. B. at Alton. School,
Holt (Mr Reynolds). Matric. 1716; Scholar, 1716-20; B.A.
1719-20. Ord. deacon (Norwich) May 20, 1722; 'C. of
Thomage and Melton, Norfolk'; priest, June 29, 1723;
C. of Melton Constable. R. of Saxlingham, 1724-33. Married
Eleanor, dau. of Samuel Thornton, former R. of Saxlingham.
Died Apr. 18, 1733. M.I. at Saxlingham. {Venn, 11. 5.)
THOMPSON, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Magdalene, Apr.
14, 1722. B. in Lincolnshire. School, Brigg. Matric. 1722;
B.A. 1725-6. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June 5, 1726; priest,
Sept. 24, 1727. R. of Gayton, Northants., 1741-53. Lecturer
of Boston, Lines. Died Feb. 1753. Admon., P.C.C. Father
of William (1750). {Baker, 11. 280.)
THOMPSON, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Peterhouse,
June 2, 1732. Of Yorkshire. School, Bradford. Matric.
1732; Scholar, 1732; B.A. 1735-6; M.A. 1739. Fellow, 1738.
THOMPSON, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Christ's, Jan. 29,
1739-40. S. of John. B. at Settle, Yorks. School, Giggles-
wick. Matric. 1740; Scholar, 1742; B.-i^. 1743-4. Ord. deacon
(York) Sept. 23, 1744; 'C. of Bolton-on-Deame'; priest,
Sept. 25, 1748. Probably V. of Giggleswick, 1756-82. Died
1782.
THOMPSON, JONAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Sidney, Oct. 14,
1636. S. of Richard, merchant, of Scarborough. School,
Beverley (Mr Pomroy). Matric. 1637. Adm. at Gray's Inn,
June 18, 1639. Of Kilham, near Scarborough. Married
Frances, dau. of William Beilby, of Ki'lerby and Mickle-
thwaite Grange, Yorks. Died 1648. Will dated, Aug. 28;
proved, Oct. 25, 1648. Father of Richard (1660). {Vis. of
Yorks., 1665; Burke, L.G.)
TOMPSON, JOSEPH. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter, 1622;
B.A. from St John's, 1625-6. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Mar. 29;
priest. Mar. 30, 1629. Probably C. of Hole, Lanes., 1640-1.
Minister of Liverpool, in 1643-4. R. of Sephton (a seques-
trated rectory), 1645-60, ejected; C. there, 1660-9. Buried
at Ormskirk, 1671. One of these names chaplain to the
East India Company at Bantam and Fort St George, c. 1658.
(E. Axon; F. Penny.)
TOMPSON, JOSEPH. Adm. pens, (age 15) at St John's, Sept.
10, 1635. S. of John, gent., of Famham, Suffolk. B. at
Worlingworth, Suffolk. School, Ipswich (private). Matric.
1636. One of these names V. of St Dunstan-in-the-West,
London, 1662-78; V. of Mortlake, Surrey, 1671-8. R. of
Putney. Buried there May 21, 1678. Will, P.C.C.
THOMPSON, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Jesus, Nov. 2,
1671. Of Bedfordshire. Matric. 1672. One of these names
R. of North Barsham, Norfolk, 1689-1722 (according to
Blomefteld, vii. 52, but possibly a mistake for Joshua; see
the next).
THOMPSON, JOSHUA. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Magdalene,
Apr. 28, 1677. S. of John. B. at Holbeck, Yorks. Sciool,
Leeds. Matric. 1677; B.A. i68o-i; M.A. 1684. Ord. pri8st
(Norwich) June, 1683. Probably R. of North Barsham,
Norfolk, 1689-1722, 'Joseph' (according to BlomefieU, vii.
32). V. of Hindringham, 1697-1722. Died 1722. Father of
the next. {Bhmefield, ix. 230.)
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THOMPSON, JOSHUA. Adm. sizar (age 17) at. Pembroke,
Feb. 7, 1709-10. S. of Joshua (above), R. of North Barsham,
Norfolk. Matric. 1711; B.A. 1713-4; M.A. 1717. Ord.
deacon (Norwich) July, 1716; priest (Ely) Dec. 8, 1717. C.
of Hindringham, Norfolk. Probably R. of All Saints',
Warham, 1731-62. Died Feb. 5, 1762. (G. Mag.)
THOMSON, LAWRENCE. B.Can.L. 1503-4.
THOMPSON, LAWRENCE. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, May 7,
1607. Matric. 1607. Ord. priest (York) Dec. 1625.
THOMPSON, LAWRENCE. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's,
June 18, 1681. Of Salop.
THOMPSON, LEONARD. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter,
1619; B.A. 1622-3; M.A. 1626.
THOMPSON, LEONARD. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity,
Apr. 15, 1692. S. and h. of Edward (Lord Mayor of York,
1683). B. at York, 1674. School, Westminster. Adm. at
Gray's Inn, June 6, 1691. Of Sheriff Hutton, Yorks. Married
Frances, dau. of Henry Thompson, of Escrick, Sept. 30,
1700, at St Olave's, York. Died 1744. Will proved, Oct. 30,
1744. Brother of Luke (1698). (Burke, L.G.; F.A/.G., 532.)
THOMSON, LEONARD. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, June 8,
1710. S. of Leonard, of Stony Stratford, Bucks. School,
Westminster. Matric. 1710; Scholar, 1711; B.A. 1713-4;
M.A. 1717. FeUow, 1716. Ord. deacon (Ely) May 24, 1719;
priest, Dec. 23, 1722. R. of Loughton, Bucks., 1722-52.
Died 1752. Brother of WiUiam (1721).
THOMPSON, LEONARD. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity,
Jan. 20, 1725-6. S. of Richard, merchant, of York. School,
Kirkleatham, Yorks. (Mr Clark). Matric. 1726; Scholar,
1727; LL.B. 1731. Ord. deacon (York) June 4, 173-1 priest,
1733-S3. R- of Bransby, Yorks., 1733- R- of Terrington,
1734-C. 45. (Burke, L.G.)
THOMSON, LUKE. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, June 25,
1698. 3rd s. of Edward, of Sheriff Hutton, Yorks. Bapt.
Oct. 7, 1679. School, Westminster. Matric. 1698; Scholar,
1699; B.A. 1701-2. Adm. at the Inner Temple, Nov. 17,
1701. Called to the Bar, 1706. Married Grace, dau. of
Thomas Bawtry, of Foston, Yorks., Aug. 19, I73i- Died
June 12, 1743, at Acomb. Brother of Leonard (1692).
THOMPSON, M. Principal of St Barnard's Hostel, 1500-1.
(Stokes, Mediaeval Hostels.)
THOMPSON, MARMADUKE. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Easter,
1612. B. at Benningholme Grange, near Beverley, Yorks.
B.A. 1614-5; M.A. 1618; B.D. 1627. FeUow, 1619-29.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1618. Ord. deacon (London) May 23,
1619, age 25. V. of Comberton, Cambs., 1619-25. R. of
Wimpole, 1625; there in 1635. R. of Guilden Morden, c.
1626. R. of Harlton, 1628-40. Died c. 1640. Father of
Drugo (1652). (A. Gray; J. Crosby.)
THOMPSON, MATTHEW. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 21, 1576;
'late of St John's College'; priest. Mar. 2, 1576-7. V. of
Anwick, Lines.
THOMPSON, MATTHEW. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Sidney,
May 9, 1632. S. of Richard. B. at Roxholme, Sleaford.
Lines. School, Sleaford (Edward Trevilian, M.A.). Matric.
1632; B.A. 1636-7. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Dec. 22, 1639.
R. of Eakring, Notts.; ejected, 1662.
THOMPSON, MATTHEW. Adm. sizar at Jesus, June 30, 1632.
Of Yorkshire.
THOMPSON, NATHANIEL. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Pembroke,
Apr. 9, 1702. S. of William, 'pictor,' of London. B. Apr. 24,
1682, in London. Perhaps matric. (St John's College, Oxford)
July 10, 1702, age 18; 's. of William, of London.' School,
Merchant Taylors'. B.C.L. 1709-10; D.C.L. 1715- R- of
Radley, Berks., 1716. R. of Sunningwell, 1730. V. of
Dunstew, Oxon., 1734. (Al. Oxon.)
THOMSON, PAUL. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1577.
B. at Stamford, Northants., c. 1563. Scholar, 1582; B.A.
1582-3; M.A. 1586; B.D. 1593. FeUow, 1585. Senior Bursar,
1611-4. Ord. priest (Lincoln). R. of Wilford, Notts., 1592-9.
R. of Brant Broughton, Lines., 1598-1600. R. of Houghton,
Hunts., 1599-1617. Died 1617.
TOMSON, PETER. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Michs. 1609; B.A.
1612-3. Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1614; priest. Mar. 1616-7.
TOMSON, PHILIP. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter, 1571.
THOMPSON, PORTER. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Trinity, Apr. 14,
1725. Matric. 1725; M..'\. 1728 (Com. Reg.). Perhaps of
Trumpington, Cambs. Died Dec. 14, 1741. (G. Mag.)
THOMPSON, RALPH. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Christ's, May 15,
1663. S. of Christopher (? 1635), of Durham. School,
Houghton-le-Spring (Mr Caunt). Matric. 1663; B.A. 1666;
M.A. 1670. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 2, 1667; priest
(Durham) June 6, 1669; C. of Pittington. Brother of
Christopher (1678), etc.
Thompson, Robert
thomson, reginald. b.a. 1511-2.
THOMSON, RICHARD. B.A. from St John's, 1541-2. Perhaps
M.A. 1545. Probably V. of Elmsted, Essex, 1546-63; V. of
Shopland, 1555-63; R. of St Leonard, Eastcheap, London,
till 1563. Died 1563.
TOMPSON, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Caius, July 3,
1567. S. of John, of Hadleigh, Suffolk. School, Hadleigh.
Matric. 1567; B.A. 1571-2; M.A. from Magdalene, 1575.
Fellow of Caius, in 1572. Perhaps R. of Naughton, Suffolk,
1583, and V. of Wiggenhall St Mary, Norfolk, in 1599.
[Venn, i. 60.)
TOMSONE, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1568. Probably B.A. from St Catharine's, 1574-5. Perhaps
ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.) June 29, 1574, 'literate.'
THOMPSON, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter,
1583. B. in Holland. B.A. 1587-8; M.A. 1591. Fellow.
Senior Proctor, 1612-3. Incorp. at Oxford, 1596. Biblical
scholar. One of the translators of the Old Testament.
Commonly called 'Dutch Thompson.' R. of SnailweU,
Cambs., 1612-3. Author, religious. Described by Richard
Montague as a most admirable philologer, ' better known in
Italy, France and Germany than at home.' Buried at St
Edward's, Cambridge, Jan. 8, 1612-3. (D.N.B.)
THOMPSON, RICHARD. B.A. from Trinity, 1587-8; M.A.
1591. Incorp. at Oxford, 1593.
THOMPSON, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Si John's, Michs.
1613; B.A. 1617-8; M.A. 1621. Perhaps ord. deacon (Dur-
ham) Sept. 23, 1621; priest, Sept. 22, 1622. (But this may
refer to the next, also M.A.)
THOMPSON, RICHARD. M.A. 1621 (Incorp. from Oxford).
Matric. (Oxford) 1614; B.A. (Corpus Christi College, Oxford)
1616; M.A. 1620.
THOMPSON, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, 1628.
Of London. Probably s. of Robert, of London, clothworker.
Matric. 1628; B.A. 1631; M.A. 1635. Adm. Fell.-Com. at
Peterhouse, May 2, 1636. One ot these names R. of Lethering-
sett, Norfolk, 1645, M.A.
THOMPSON, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Oct. 26, 1646.
Of London.
THOMSON, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Sidney, June 16,
1660. S. of Jonas (1636), Esq., deceased. B. at Scawby,
Yorks. Schools, Pocklington (Mr Llewellin) and York
(Mr Matthew Banks). Matric. 1660. Married (1) Mary, dau.
of Sir John Buck; (2) Isabel (? Tabitha) Thompson.
{Genealogist, x.xvi. 167.)
THOMPSON, RICHARD. M.A. from Magdalene, 1670. S. of
Robert, of Wakefield, Yorks. School, Wakefield. Matric.
(University College, Oxford) Mar. 11, 1663-4, age 16; B.A.
(Oxford) 1667; D.D. (Cambridge) 1684. Ord. priest (Lincoln)
Mar. 14, 1670-1. C. of Brington, Northants., 1672. V. of
Duston, 1673-8. Canon of Sarum, 1676. V. of Bedminster,
Somerset, and of Redcliffe, Bristol, 1678-85. Canon of
Bristol, 1683-4. Dean of Bristol, 1684-5. Died Nov. 29,
1685. Buried in Bristol Cathedral. Will (P.C.C.) 1686.
{Al. Oxon.)
THOMPSON, RICHARD. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 12) at St John's,
Jan. 26, 1671-2. S. of Sir Henry, Knt., of Kilham, and of
Marston, Yorks. B. there. Matric. 1672; M.A. 1675 {Lit.
Reg.). Fellow of Jesus, 1679-84. Adm. at Gray's Inn, May
15, 1675; 'of Escrig, Yorks.' Styled the Varro of his age.
Died vmmarried. Buried at Escrick, July 21, i743- M.I.
Brother of Henry (1671-2). (Le Neve, Knights, 189; A. Gray;
Vis. of Yorks., 1665.)
THOMPSON, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's,
Apr. 22, 1673. S. of Nathaniel, drysalter. B. in London.
School, Charterhouse. Matric. 1673; B.A. 1676-7; M.A. 1683.
Ord. deacon (London) Sept. 21, 1684; (perhaps priest
(Lincoln) May 19, 1706). R. of Hawerby, Lines., 1707-19.
R. of Newton-le-Wold, 1708-19. R. of North Thoresby, 1719.
THOMPSON, RICHARD NICHOL. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 18)
at Christ's, Dec. 22, 1733. S. of Richard. B. at Cowley,
Bucks. School, Eton. Matric. 1734.
THOMSON, ROBERT. B.A. 1495-6; M.A. 1499; B.D. 1509;
D.D. 1516-7. FeUow of Queens', 1497-8. V. of Alconbury,
Hunts., 1515-33- Died 1533.
THOMSON, ROBERT. B.D. 1496-7. A friar. Possibly prior of
the Blackfriars, London, in 1517-8.
TOMSON, ROBERT. B.A. 1527-8. One of these names C. of
Bolton-on-Swale, Yorks., 1548-54.
THOMPSON, ROBERT. B.A. 1538-9; M.A. 1541; B.D. from
Clare, 1549. FeUow of Clare, 1539. One of these names
R. of Frostenden, Suffolk, 1554-61.
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TOMSON, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1561.
THOMPSON, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1572. Ord. deacon (Ely) Dec. 21, 1578, age 24; 'schoolmaster
at Fordham, Cambs.; priest, Apr. 1580; 'C. of Wicken."
TOMSON, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1584;
B.A. from Emmanuel, 1588-9; M.A. 1592. One of these
names, 'B.A.,' R. of Withcote, Leics., 1592.
TOMPSON, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1611. Probably s. and h. of Henry, of Rayton, in Lenham,
Kent (and Dorothy, dau. of Robert Honywood, of Charing,
Esq. Adra.at the Inner Temple, 1612; 'of Bayton (sic), Kent.'
Married (i) Dorothy, dau. of Thomas Swann, of Wye, Kent;
(2) Sarah, dau. of George Tucker, of Milton, Gravesend. Died
Sept. 5, 1642, aged 47. Buried in Lenham Church. M.I.
Probably father of Robert (1652). (Archaeol. Cantiana, iv.
263.)
THOMPSON, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Michs. 1619. Of London. B.A. from St John's, 1622-3;
M.A. 1626. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Feb. 21; priest, Feb. 22,
1629-30. Preb. of St Paul's, 1631. Perhaps R. of Bumham
Norton, Norfolk, 1633. R. of Copford, Essex, 1638-62,
ejected. Died 1662.
THOMPSON, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Christ's, June
7, 1633. S. of William. B. at Doncaster. School, Doncaster.
Matric. 1633.
TOMPSON, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Easter,
1633; B.A. 1636-7.
TOMSON, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1644. Of Norfolk. B.A. 1647-8; M.A. 1651. Ord. priest
(Bishop of Kilmore) Sept. 21, 1649. R- of Aldborough,
Norfolk. R. of Matlask, 1660.
THOMPSON, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Queens', June 4, 1652.
Of Kent. Probably s. of Robert (1611).
THOMPSON, ROBERT. LL.D. 1670. LL.B. (Lambeth) 1663.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1673. Scribe of the Acts with custody
of the books of the Court of Arches, 1672. Advocate of
Doctors' Commons, 1673. Secretary to the Archbishop.
Died Feb. 3, 1683, aged 42. Admon. (P.C.C.) Feb. 1683-4.
(Al. Oxon.; Musgrave.)
THOMSON, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Christ's, Feb. 29,
1671-2. S. of Christopher (? 1635). B. at Shildon, Durham.
School, Houghton-le-Spring (Mr Caunt). Matric. 1672; B.A.
1675; M.A. 1679. Ord. deacon (Durham) Sept. 23, 1677;
priest, Sept. 20, 1679. P-C. of Croxdale, Durham, 1681-2.
Brother of Christopher (1678), etc. (Peile, n. 40.)
THOMPSON, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Peterhouse,
June 17, 1723. Of Durham. School, Houghton-Ie-Spring.
Matric. 1723; B.A. 1726-7. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Dec. 18,
1726. Perhaps C. of I3ishopwearmouth, Durham, 1727-8.
THOMSON, ROGER. B.A. 1490-1; M.A. 1493. Perhaps B.D.
1500-1; D.D. 1505.
TOMSON, ROGER. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Easter,
1585.
THOMSON, ROGER. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Christ's, May 21,
1647- S. of Robert. B. at Cambridge. School, Perse (Mr
Crabbe). Matric. 1647. Apparently lived in Cambridge.
(Peile, I. 514.)
TOMPSON, ROLAND, see ROWLAND, THOMAS.
THOMSON, ST JOHN. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 16) at Christ's,
July 2, 1627. S. of Sir John, of Husbome-Crawley, Beds.
Bapt. Jan. 27, 1610, at Bletsoe. Schools, Crawley and
Pitston, Bucks. (Mr Harrison). Matric. 1627. Adm. at
Gray's Inn, Aug. 5, 1620. Married Catherine, dau. of
Richard Stone, of Ridgmont. Buried at Husbome-Crawley,
Sept. 19, 1686. (Bedford Geneal., 400.)
TOMPSON, SAMUEL. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Apr. 1612.
THOMPSON, SAMUEL. Matric. sizar from St Catharine's,
Michs. 1688; B.A. 1688-9. Ord. deacon (Norwich) 1690;
priest, Dec. 1696. R. of Kettleborough, Suffolk, 1696.
Married Catherine, dau. of Charles Smyth, Esq. Buried at
Kettleburgh, Feb. 21, 1738. Father of the next.
THOMPSON, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Pembroke,
July 5, 1715. S. of Samuel (above), R. of Kettleborough,
Suffolk. B. at Alderton, Suffolk. School, Woodbridge.
Matric. 1715; B.A. 1718-9. Married Anne, dau. of Sir Charles
Blois, of Grundisburgh.
TOMSON, SETH. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Michs. 1589.
Probably R. of Kirk EUa, Yorks., i.'i95-8; V. of Paull,
1598-1613. Married Catherine Robinson, of Hornsea, in
1601.
THOMPSON, SETH. Adm. sizar at Clare, Dec. 13, 1751. B.
at Surfleet, near Spalding, Lines. B.A. 1756; M.A. 1759.
Fellow, 1759-68. Afternoon preacher at Brompton Chapel,
Kensington, London, 1769, D.D. (Lysons, in. 195.)
Thompson, Thomas
THOMPSON, SIMON. B.A. from Trinity, 1603-4; M.A. 1609.
Ord. deacon and priest (Norwich) May 26, 1605, age 24.
C. of Scarning, Norfolk. R. of North Pickenham, 1613.
R. of Houghton, 1613-37.
THOMPSON, STEPHEN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1584. Of Yorkshire. B.A. 1587-8; M.A. 1591. Fellow, 1590.
Perhaps s. of Henry, of Lund-on-the-Wold; age 18 in 1584.
If so, will proved (V.C.C.) 1598. (Vis. of Yorks., 1584.)
TOMPSON, STEPHEN. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs.
1621. Probably s. and h. of Francis, of Humbleton, and
Scarborough, Yorks. B. 1602. A Royalist compounder;
fined ^400 in 1645-6; owner of Scarborough Castle. Married
Mary, dau. of Henry Blakeston, of Archdeacon -Newton.
Durham. Buried Sept. i, 1675, at Humbleton. Will dated,
Nov. 17, 1675; proved, July 14, 1677. (Genealogist, N.S.
XXIV. t23.)
THOMSON, STEPHEN. Adm. pens, (age 15) at St John's,
Jvme 30, 1684. 3rd s. of William, of Scarborough, and of
Humbleton, Yorks. B. in Paris. School, Beverley. Matric.
1685; B.A. 1688-9. Probably M.A. 1696. V. of Welton,
near Brough, Yorks., c. 1691-1739. Lord of the manor of
Thomthorpe. Married Hannah, dau. of Rev. Stephen
Clarke. Will dated, Sept. 3, 1736; proved (York) Nov, 3,
1744. Brother of Francis (1671), etc. (Genealogist, N.S.,
XXIV. 124.)
THOMPSON, STEPHEN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's,
July 2, 1685. S. of Stephen, gent. B. at Leyton, Essex.
School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1685; B.A. 1688-9; M.A. 1692.
Licensed, Feb. 19, 1691-2, to receive ord. as deacon and
priest from the Bishop of Winchester or any bishop. R. of
Birdbrook, Essex, 1691-1719. Died Aug. 14, 1719.
THOMPSON, STEPHEN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Trinity,
Mar. 28, 1690. S. of Sir William, Serjeant-at-law. B. in
London. School, Brentwood, Essex (Mr Daniel Barnard).
Matric. 1690. Adm. at the Middle Temple, June 12, 1688.
Attorney-General of Virginia. Died in Virginia, 1739.
Brother of William (1691). (E. Alf. Jones.)
THOMPSON, THEOPHILUS. Adm. at King's, a scholar from
Eton, 1702. B. in the Tower of London. Matric Easter,
1703. Left as Scholar.
THOMSON, THOMAS. B.A. 1463-4.
THOMSON, THOMAS. B.D. 1501-2. Of Durham diocese. D.D.
1506-7. (Probably B.A. 1489; M.A. 1492.) Master of
Christ's, 1510-7. Vice-Chancellor, 1510-2. V. of Enfield,
Middlesex, 1505-40. V. of Gateley, Norfolk, 1520-30. Died
Mar. 1539-40. Will (P.C.C.) 1540; of Enfield, Welwyn,
Herts., St John's, Cambridge, Malton, Yorks.; to be buried
'at Seynt Johnes College in Cambridge in a lytill chappell
whiche I did there lately edifie.' (Cooper, i. 76; Peile, 1. 7;
J. Ch. Smith.)
THOMSON, THOMAS. Studied 15 years at Oxford and Cam-
bridge. Franciscan friar. B.D. (Oxford) 1534-5. (^^- Oxon.)
TOMPSON, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Christ's, May, 1546;
1548-9; M.A. 1552. Probably fellow, 1554. Apparently
fellow of Jesus, in 1553, when he received the tonsure
(London); 'of Carlisle.' Fellow of Jesus, in 1564. Ord.
deacon (York) July, 1553. V. of Sutton Bonnington, Notts.,
1554-79. Perhaps V. of BUlesdon, Leics., 1567. Died 1579.
(Peile, I. 39.)
TOMSON, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Michs. 1582;
B.A. from Magdalene, 1585-6; B.D. from Jesus, 1595. One
of these names R. of Higham, Leics., 1588-95. Died 1595.
(Nichols, IV. 641.)
THOMPSON, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Lent,
1582-3; B.A. 1586-7; M.A. 1590. Incorp. at Oxford, 1596-7.
B.D. (Oriel College, Oxford) 1596-7. Probably ord. deacon
and priest (Lincoln) Mar. 16, 1590-1. R. of Croxton, Lines.,
1597. (Al. Oxon.)
THOMPSON, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from St John's, c. 1596;
B.A. 1600-1; M..^. 1604.
TOMPSON, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, May 28,
1608. Matric. 1608; B.A. 1611-2; M.A. 1615. Probably
R. of Hurworth, Durham, 1617. Buried there July 18, 1645,
by his son Richard.
THOMPSON, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Easter, 1621.
TOMSON, THOMAS. Student of Queens'. S. of Marmaduke.
Buried at St Botolph's, Cambridge, May 26, 1626.
TOMSON, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from King's, Easter, 1629;
B.A. 1632-3. One of these names R. of Cranworth, Norfolk,
1647.
TOMSON, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter, 1634.
Of Cambridge. B.A. 1637-8; M.A. 1641. Probably ord.
priest (Lincoln) Sept. 23, 1644. Doubtless R. of St Mary
Magdalene, Milk Street, London, 1662-6; of Sion College.
Died 1666. Will (P.C.C.) 1666; bequeaths Persian MSS. to
Queens'. (A. B. Beaven; Heiinessy.)
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THOMPSON, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Sidney, Jan. i6, 1654-5,
from Pembroke (adm. there, June 28, 1654). S. of Edward,
of Sudbury, Suffolk. Schools, Sudbury (Mr Brocket) and
Halstead, Essex (Mr Ed. CoviU). Matric. 1655; B.A. 1657-8;
M A. 1661. Probably V. of St Peter's, Colchester, Essex,
1672-82; R. of Roydon, Suffolk, in 1672; Chaplain to the
Earl of 'Oxford. Died 1682. Probably father of Thomas
(1684). {Lambeth Act Bk; T. C. Dale; NewcouH, 11. 179.)
THOMPSON, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Sidney, Jan. 15,
i66o-i. S. of Thomas, farmer. B. at Giggleswick, Yorks.
School, Giggleswick. Matric. 1662; B.A. 1664-5; M.A. 1668.
Perhaps R. of Skegness, Lines., in 1672-1719. If so, licensed
to marry Mary Parish, of Fishtoft, Lines., Oct. 29, 1672.
THOMSON, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 20) at St John's, May
16, 1662. S. of Thomas, of Lawkland-in-Clapham, Yorks.
B. there. School, Giggleswick. B.A. 1674-5-
THOMPSON, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 20) at Christ's, Mar.
12, 1676-7. S. of Henry. B. at Sockbridge, near Penrith,
Westmorland. School, Durham (Mr Battersby). (Peile, 11.
63)
THOMSON, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, Apr. 18,
1684. S. of Thomas (? 1654-5), clerk. B. at Roydon, Suffolk.
School, Colchester. Matric. 1684. Migrated to St John's,
June 29, 1686, age 18. B.A. 1687. Ord. priest (London)
June 15, 1690. V. of Shalford, Essex, 1690-3. Perhaps V. of
Humbleton, Yorks., c. 1695-1725. Buried there Mar. 15,
1725-6, 'after serving the cure 30 years.' (Poulson, Holder-
ness, II. 66.)
THOMSON, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age i6) at Christ's, Mar. 29,
1695. S. of Thomas. B. at York. School, York (Mr Tomlin-
son). Matric. 1695; Scholar, 1696-7; B.A. 1698-9; M.A.
1702. Fellow, 1700-7. Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1701; priest
(Lincohi) May 31, 1702. Probably R. of Coxwold, Yorks.,
1705. Perhaps C. of Halton Gill, 171 r-4. and V. of Aid-
borough, 1714-23. But see Al. Oxon. for a contemporary
namesake. (Peile, 11. 133.)
THOMPSON, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Magdalene,
Jan. 3, 1723-4. S. of William (? 1693), clerk. B. at Well,
Lines. School, Alford. Matric. 1724; B.A. 1727-8; M.A.
1731. Fellow, 1728. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Feb. 22, 1729-30;
priest, Sept. 19, 1731. C. of Chapel AUerton, near Leeds.
Died May, 1734.
THOMPSON, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Christ's, Feb.
29, 1727-8. S. of William (? 1695). B. at Gilling, Richmonds.,
Yorks. School, Richmond (Mr Close). Matric. 1728; Scholar,
1728; B.A. 1731-2; M.A. 1735- Fellow, 1738-46. Bunting
and Walkhampton preacher, 1741; Knapwell preacher, 1742.
Senior Dean, 1744. C. of Fen Drayton, Cambs., 1744-
S.P.G. missionary to New Jersey, 1745-5°, and to West
Africa, 1751-6. V. of Reculver, Kent, 1757-61. V. of Elham,
1761-3. Apologist for the African slave trade. Author, The
African Trade for Negro Slaves. Died June 5, i773- {Peile,
11.215; G.Mag.; D.N. B.)
THOMPSON, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Christ's, June
29, 1742. B. at Wigton, Cumberland. Schools, Wigton
(Mr Birkbeck) and Sebergham (Mr Relf). Matric. 1742;
Scholar, 1742; B.A. 1745. Ord. deacon (Ely) June, i747;
priest (Lincoln) Mar. 4, 1747-8. C. of Medboume and Holt,
Leics. Perhaps R. of Foulness, Essex, 1757-71. Died 1771.
One of these names V. of Patterdale, Westmorland, 1765-
1800. {Peile, II. 243.)
THOMPSON, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's,
June 9, 1748. S. of Thomas, furrier, of Yorkshire. B. at
Beverley. School, Beverley (Mr Clark). Matric. 1749; B.A.
1755; M.A. 1758; B.D. 1766. Fellow, 1757-86. Ord. deacon
(Norwich) July 13, 1755; priest (Rochester) Mar. 6, 1757.
Head Master of Rochester School, 1755-86. V. of Darenth,
Kent, 1758-Q. V. of Hoo St Werburgh, 1759-86. R. of
Staplehurst, "1785-6. Died Mar. 28, 1786. Will, P.C.C.
(Scott-Mayor, in. 579; Fielding, Rochester, 550.)
TOMPSON, W. B.Can.L. 1503-4-
THOMPSON, W. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1577.
TOMPSON, WALTER. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1612.
THOMSON, WILLIAM. B.D. 1483-4; D.D. 1492-3. FeUow of
Michaelhouse. Proctor, 1480-1. Ord. priest (Lincoln)
Sept. 1473. Probably V. of Atwick, Yorks., 1475. Chaplain
of the University, 1484. Dean of the Collegiate Church of
Auckland. Of Durham diocese, 1498. Died 1511.
Benefactor. (Cooper, 1. 15; Stokes, Chaplains, 82.)
THOMSON, WILLIAM. B.Can.L. 1512-3. Of St Clement
Hostel. One of these names R. of Langton, Yorks., 1525.
THOMPSON, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Michs.
1555. One of these names licensed to practise surgery, 1560.
TOMPSON, WILLIAM. B.A. 1564-5. Perhaps C. of Denton,
Durham, 1572-6.
Thompson, William
THOMPSON, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Jesus, c. 1595.
Ord. deacon (Colchester) June 24; priest, Aug. 10, 1600;
'B.A. of Jesus College." V. of Castle Acre, Norfolk, 1606.
V. of Thomham, 1631.
THOMSON, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from St John's, c. 1598;
B.A. 1601-2; M.A. 1605. Ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.)
Mar. 4, 1603-4. V. of Ranby, Lines., 1604-7. Perhaps R. of
Barby, Northants., 1606-49. Buried there Apr. 27, 1649-
But see Al. Oxon. for a contemporary namesake.
THOMPSON, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar (age 17) from Mag-
dalene, Easter, 1621. S. of Richard, of Stoke Rochford,
Lines. B.A. from Pembroke, 1624-5. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
June 12, 1625; priest, June 8, 1628; 'M.A.' One of these
names V. of BraceweU, Yorks., 1637-60.
THOMPSON, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Peterhouse, Lent,
1626-7. Of Norfolk. B.A. 1629-30; M.A. 1633. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) May 22; priest. May 23, 1630. Perhaps V. of
Newton, Norfolk, 1630.
THOMPSON, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1629; Scholar, 1631; B.A. 1632-3; M.A. 1636. One of these
names chaplain. East India Company, 1668-70; M.A.; R.
of Lee, Essex, 1681-99. Died May 26, 1699. Will, Cons. C.
London. (F. Penny.)
TOMPSON, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Easter,
1635.
TOMPSON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Trinity, Feb. 10, 1645-6.
Of Yorkshire. Matric. 1646; Scholar, 1647; B.A. 1649-50.
Perhaps R. of Monken Hadley, Middlesex, 1663-6.
THOMPSON, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Jesus, June 14, 1648;
'of Hunts.' Matric. 1648-9; B.A. 1651-2; Scholar, 1652;
M.A. 1655. Probably R. of Stilton, Hunts., 1658-86. Perhaps
R. of Stamboume, Essex, 1667-86. Died 1686. Probably
father of William (1682-3). (Identified by Robinson,
Merchant Taylors' School, i. i77, with William Thompson,
s. of Stephen (? 1621), of Humbleton, Yorks. B. 1630. M.P.
for Scarborough. But the above identification appears more
probable.)
THOMSON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Christ's, May 8,
1656. S. of James. B. at Burrow (in Tunstall parish). Lanes.
Bapt. Feb. 20, 1639-40. School, Giggleswick. B.A. 1659-60.
One of these names, M.A., R. of St Peter's, Chester, 1663;
V. of Childwall, Lanes., 1664; Preb. of Chester, 1675; R- of
Thurstaston, Cheshire, 1679-82; V. of Aldingham-in-
Fumess, Lanes., 1683-93. Buried in Chester Cathedral,
Jan. 9, 1693. But see Al. Oxon. for a contemporary name-
sake. (Peile, I. 571-)
THOMPSON, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from St Catharine's,
Easter, 1661. Buried at St Benet's, Cambridge, Jan. 13,
1664-5.
THOMPSON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Christ's, May
16,1667. S. of Christopher (1635). B. at Pittington, Durham.
School, Houghton-le-Spring. Matric. 1667; B.A. 1670; M.A.
1674. Ord. priest (Durham) Sept. 23, 1677. V. of Grindon,
Durham, 1678-99. Buried there Feb. 8, 1698-9. Brother
of Christopher (1678), etc. (Peile, 11. 11; H. M. Wood.)
THOMPSON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Magdalene,
May 3, 1669. S. of Robert, of Wakefield, Yorks. School,
Horbury (private). Matric. 1669; B.A. 1672-3; M.A. 1676.
Ord. deacon (York) June, 1674; priest, Feb. 1675-6. Perhaps
V. of Laugh ton, Yorks., 1675-86.
THOMPSON, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Feb. 17,
1682-3. S. of William, butcher, of Lynn, Norfolk. B. there.
School, Lynn. Matric. 1683; Scholar, 1683-7. (Venn, 1.
472.)
THOMPSON, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Mar. 6, 1682-3.
S. of William (? 1648), R. of Stilton, Hunts. Matric. 1683;
Scholar, 1684; B.A. 1686-7.
THOMPSON, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 14) at Trinity, Apr.
25, 1691. 2nd s. of Sir William, Knt., Serjeant-at-law. B.
1678, in London. School, Brentwood, Essex. Matric. 1691;
B.A. 1694-5. Adm. at the Middle Temple, 1688. Called to
the Bar, 1698; afterwards adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Jan. 31,
1718-9. M.P. for Oxford, 1709-10; for Ipswich, 1713-4, and
1715-29. Recorder of London, 1714-39. Solicitor-General,
1717-26; dismissed for bringing an unfounded charge of
corrupt practices against Nicholas Lechmere, the Attorney-
General. Knighted, July 15, 1718. Cursitor Baron of the
Exchequer, 1726-9; Baron of the Exchequer, 1729-30.
Serjeant-at-law, 1729. Married (1) Joyce Brent, widow;
(2) Julia, dau. of Sir Christopher Conyers, Bart. Died at
Bath, Oct. 27, 1739. {Foss; D.N.B.)
THOMPSON, WILLIAM. Adm. scholar at Trinity Hall, Jan.
28, 1692-3. Matric. c. 1693; B.A. 1694-5; M.A. 1698. Ord.
priest (London) Sept. 4, 1696. R. of Inworth, Essex, 1696.
Perhaps V. of Dovercourt, 1703-6. One of these names P.C.
of Holmfirth, Yorks., 1711-43.
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THOMPSON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age i8) at St John's,
May 19, 1693. S. of Geoffrey, of Kirkby Stephen, Westmor-
land. School, Kirkby Stephen (Mr Antony Procter). Matric.
1693; B.A. 1696-7. Ord. deacon (Carlisle) May 20, 1697;
priest, June 19, 1698. C. and schoolmaster of Kirkby
Stephen, 1697. One of these names P.C. of Farlsthorpe,
Lines., 1699; R. of Ulceby, 1702; R. of Well with Dexthorpe,
1702. (But he was probably ord. priest (Lincoln) Dec. 24,
1699.) See also Al. Oxon. for contemporary namesakes.
Possibly father of Thomas (1723-4).
THOMSON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Aug. 30, 1695.
Of Yorkshire. Matric. 1695; B.A. 1698-9; M.A. 1703. Ord.
priest (Carlisle) Mar. 16, 1700-1. Probably V. of Gilling,
Yorks., 1705-42; probably also Head Master of Richmond
Grammar School, 1706-22. But see Al. Oxon. for con-
temporary namesakes. Probably father of Thomas (1727-8).
THOMPSON, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity,
Jan. 19, 1711-2. S. of Christopher (1678), V. of Pittington,
Durham. Bapt. there, Aug. 16, 1694. School, Durham
(Mr Rudd). Matric. 1714; Scholar, 1714; B.A. 1715-6. Ord.
deacon (York) Dec. i7i6; priest, Sept. 1718. V. of Pittington,
1718-30. Buried there Oct. 1, 1730. (H. M. Wood.)
THOMSON, WILLIAM. M.A. 1721 (Incorp. from Christ Church,
Oxford). Matric. there, June 7, 1708, age 19. S. of Leonard,
of Stony Stratford, Bucks., gent. B.A. (Oxford) 1712; M.A.
1715. C. of Hannington, Northants., in 1720. Preb. of
Ripon, 1729-52. R. of Cosgrave (or Cosgrove), Northants.,
1730-52. Married Jane, dau. of William Goodday, Apr. 17,
1720. Buried Apr. 2, 1752, at Cosgrove. Will, P.C.C.
Brother of Leonard (1710). {Al. Oxon.)
THOMPSON, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Trinity,
June I, 1721. S. of Edward (? 1682), of Great Coates, Lines.,
clerk. School, Glamford Bridge, Lines. (Mr Waterworth).
Matric. 1721; Scholar, 1723; B.A. 1724-5; M.A. 1740.
Perhaps ord. deacon (Lincoln) Dec. 19, 1725; priest, Mar. 5,
1726-7. One of these names R. of Sturmer, Essex, 1746-50;
M.A.
THOMPSON, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 20 sic) at Trinity,
Nov. 3, 1721. S. of Henry. Bapt. Nov. 13, 1698, at Escrick.
School, Wakefield, Yorks. (Mr Clark). Matric. 1724; B.A.
1725-6; M.A. 1729. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Feb. 26, 1726-7;
priest, Sept. 22, 1728. R. of Escrick, Yorks., 1728-52. Preb.
of Ripon, 1729. Buried at Escrick, Feb. 3, 1752. (M. H.
Peacock.)
THOMPSON, WILLIAM. Adm. scholar at Trinity Hall, Jan. 6,
1725-6. Of Welton, Yorks. Doubtless s. of Stephen (1684),
of Walton, and of Humbleton, Yorks. Matric. T725. Adm.
at the Inner Temple, Feb. 18, 1724. Married and had issue.
Buried at Humbleton, May 20, 1756. (Poulson, Holderness,
n. 64.)
THOMPSON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 22) at St John's,
Jime 27, 1728. S. of Samuel, husbandman, of Yorkshire.
B. at Middleton, near Leeds. School, Wakefield. Matric.
1728; B.A. 1731-2; M.A. 1735. Ord. deacon (Chester)
Mar. 5, 1731-2; priest, Dec. 10, 1732. Master of the Grammar
School at Bumsall-in-Craven, 1734-46. C. of Bumsall,
1734-42. R. of Addingham, 1745-82. (Scott-Mayor, in. ^17;
M. H. Peacock, Wakefield School.)
THOMPSON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Sidney, May 23,
1750. S. of John (1722), R. of Gayton, Northants. B. at
Boston. Schools, Boston and Oakham. Matric. 1751. R. of
Harleston, Northants., 1759-62; LL.B. V. of Moulton,
1762-8. Died Apr. 12, 1768.
THOMSON, . B.D. 1500-1; D.D. 1505; possibly Roger,
M.A. 1493, ivhom see.
THOMSON, . M.A. 1502-3.
THOMSON, . D.D. 1519-20. Carmelite friar.
THOMSON, . B.A. 1541-2; M.A. 1545; perhaps Richard,
B.A. 1541-2, whom see.
THOMPSON, . Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter, 1544.
THOMPSON, . Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1563.
THOMSON, . Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, July, 1563.
THOMPSON, . Adm. sizar at Queens', Easter, 1607.
Possibly Jo'hn (1608).
TOMSON, . Adm. pens, at Pembroke, June 23, 1653.
THOMPSON, . Adm. FeU.-Com. at Trinity Hall, June 28,
1698.
THOMPSON, . Adm. FeU.-Com. at Trinity Hall, Oct. 6,
1710.
THOMS, JOHN. Adm. Fell. -Com. (age 23) at Pembroke,
May 20, 1718. S. of William, of Tremain, Cornwall. Matric.
1718-9; LL.B. 1720. Adm. at Exeter College, Oxford, c. 1716.
THOMS, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Queens', Jan. 21, 1610-1.
Of Denbighshire.
Thornberv, ThOmas
THOMS, WILLIAM. Adm. Fell.-Com. at King's, 1683-4.
Matric. Easter, 1684.
THONG, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Queens', Sept. 15, 1715.
Of Huntingdonshire. Matric. 1715; B.A. 1719-20; M.A. from
Peterhouse, 1723.
THORESBY, see also THURSBY.
THORESBY or THORRISBY, EDMUND. Adm. FeU.-Com. at
Emmanuel, Aug. 7, 1597. Probably s. of Thomas, of Gay-
wood, Norfolk, Esq. Matric. c. 1597. Of Haviless HaU,
Mintlyn. Married three wives. WUl (P.C.C.) 1651-2; of
Mintlyn, Esq. (Blomefteld, viii. 422.)
THOURSBEY, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1623; B.A. 1626-7; M.A. 1630.
THORRISBIE, GEORGE. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Clare,
Easter, 1573. Perhaps adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Apr. 8, 1576;
Thuresby; of Norfolk, barrister of Clifford's Inn.
THORESBY, JOHN DE. Of King's Hall, in 1344; M.A.
Licence on supplication of Master John de Thoresby, King's
clerk, to St Michael HaU, Cambridge, to acquire lands in
Mortmain. {Patent Rolls.)
THORESBY, JOHN. Aam. sizar (age i6) at St John's, Mar. 30,
1688. .S. of Jeremy. Bapt. Sept. 8, 1672, at Leeds. School,
Durham (Mr Thomas Battersby). Migrated to Peterhouse,
Oct. 3, 1691. Scholar, 1691; B.A. 1691-2; M.A. from Corpus
Christi, 1695. Ord. deacon (London) Mar. 4, 1693-4; priest
(Durham) Sept. 20, 1696. R. of St Mary-the-Less, Durham,
1696-8.
THORESBY, RALPH. Adm. sizar at Queens', May 31, 1715
Of Yorkshire. S. and h. of Ralph, the antiquary. B. Mar. 24,
1697-8. Matric. 1715; B.A. 1718-9; M.A. 1724. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) June 12, 1720; priest. May 20, 1722. V. of Rick
mansworth, Herts., 1723-8. R. of Stoke Newington, Middle
sex, 1728-63. Married Rhoda Stafford, of London. Dieds./>.
Apr. 24, 1763, aged 65. WiU, P.C.C. Brother of the next
{F.M.G., 867; G. Mag.; Due. Lead.. 70.)
THORESBY, RICHARD. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, Nov
13, 1 72 1. Of Leeds. 2nd s. of Ralph, the antiquary. B
Jan. 25, 1703-4. Matric. 1722; B.A. 1725-6. Ord. deacon
(London) June 5, 1726; priest (Ely) Sept. 22, 1728. C. of
Wittersham, Kent, 1728; V. of SmaU Hythe, 1736. R. of St
Catherine's, Coleman Street, London, 1745-74. Died 1774.
WiU (P.C.C.) Sept. 1774. (Two of his sons were in the Black
Hole of Calcutta where one of them died.) {F.M.G., 867;
G. Mag., 1753, I- 172.)
THORISBY, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, June 20,
1656. S. of Thomas, Esq., of Mintlyn, near Gaywood,
Norfolk. B. at Leziate. Schools, Pedders (or East) Winch
(MrShackestone) and Lynn (MrBaU). Matric. 1656. Brother
of the next. {Venn, 1. 395.)
THORESBY, THOMAS. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Christ's, Oct. 26,
1653. Of Norfolk. Doubtless s. of Thomas, of Gaywood, Esq.,
and grandson of Edmund (1597). Married Jane, dau. of
George Fowler, Esq., of Weeting. Died 1680. Brother of
Robert (above). {Peile, 1. 556; Blomefteld, viii. 423.)
THORRISBY, WINKEFIELD. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May
12, 1599.
THORGANBY, alias DYNIS, NICHOLAS DE. Scholar of Civil
Law and Theology; M.A. FeUow of Peterhouse, 1352.
Petitioned the Pope for a benefice, 1363. Held a 4th part of
the Church of Thorganby, Lines. Of Lincoln diocese. {Cal.
Pap. Pet., I. 405.)
THORLEBY, JOHN (1507), see THIRLBY.
THORLEY, MATTHEW. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1614. B. June, 1597. School, Merchant Taylors'. B.A.
1617-8; M.A. 1621. Ord. priest (Peterb.) Mar 13, 1624-5.
R. of WiUian, Herts., 1625-34. Died Dec. 21, 1634. Buried
at Wmian. M.I. {Clutterbuck, 11. 535.)
THORLEY, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Easter, 1578;
B.A. 1582-3. Probably M.A. (Christ Church, Oxford) 1586.
Incorp. at Cambridge, 1587; 'Thomeley or Thomey.'
THORLEY, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Jesus, June 4, 1734. Of
'Merton' (sic), Cheshire. M.I. at .■\udlem, Cheshire, to one
of these names, 'many years master of the Grammar School
there; 'M..-\.'; buried June 23, 1758; aged 48.' (\. Gray.)
THORNABY, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1614; B.A. i6i7-8; M.A. 1621. Ord. deacon (York) Feb.
1618-9; priest, Sept. 1619.
THORNBURY, DANIEL. Adm. at St Catharine's, Sept. 17,
1664; B.A. 1668; M.A. 1669 (LU. Reg.),
THORNEBURY, EDMUND. Matric. sizar from Pembroke,
Michs. 1609.
THORNBERY, THOMAS. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1717. Of
London.
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Thornburv, William
THORNBURY, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, Apr.
25, 1695. Matric. 1695; B.A. 1698-9. Ord. priest (London)
Mar. 12, 1703-4.
THORNBOROUGH, EDWARD. B.Civ.L. 1518-9-
THORNBURGH, GILES. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Peterhouse,
June 17, 1670. Of Wiltshire. Doubtless s. and h. of Giles,
of Slyfield Green, and R. of St Nicholas, Guildford, Surrey.
School, Westminster. Matric. 1670; Scholar, 1670; B.A.
1673-4; M.A. 1677. Fellow, 1675-85- Incorp. at Oxford,
1680. Minister of Little St Mary's, Cambridge, 1677-c- 83.
Succeeded his father as R. of St Nicholas, Guildford, 1679-92-
Buried there Mar. 23, 1692-3. One of these names chaplain
in the Navy, 1689-1711. (See Al. Oxon. for contemporary
namesakes, but Foster has apparently confused them.) (Vis.
of Surrey, 1662; T. A. Walker, 142; Manningand Bray, 1. 68,
where he is wrongly identified with the preb. of Winchester,
who died in 1687; see Le Neve, Fasti, iii. 34.)
THORNBORGH, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Oct. 26, 1640.
THORNBOROUGH, NICHOLAS. B.Civ.L. 1520-1.
THORNBOROUGH, THOMAS. D.Can.L. 1492-3- Perhaps
B.Can.L. 1486-7; ' Thurborough.' V. of Shudy Camps,
Cambs., i498-(?j 1523.
THORNBOROUGH, WILLIAM. B.Civ.L. 1484-5; D.Civ.L.
1494-5. Principal of Burden Hostel, in 1492. Commissary
to the Bishop of Ely, 1494. R. of KelshaU, Herts., 1494-9-
R. of Newton, Cambs., 1498-1525. Chancellor of Ely diocese,
1503. R. of Walpole, Norfolk, till 1525. R. of Over, Cambs.,
in 1506. Died 1525. Buried at Newton. Will, Aug. 4, 1525-
(Cooper, I. 33; r. .^. Walker.)
THORNBOROW, .•Matric. sizar from Jesus, Easter, 1544.
THORNCOMBE, FREDERICK. Adm. sizar at Queens', Oct. 9,
1593. Of Cambridgeshire. Matric. c. 1593.
THORNEDYCKE, CHARLES. Matric. pens, from St John's,
Michs. 1566.
THORNDIKE, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs.
1581. Doubtless s. of Nicholas, of Great Carlton, and Green-
field, Lines. Perhaps adm. at Gray's Inn, Nov. 16, 1586;
of Lincohishire; late of Staple Inn. Married (i) Alice, dau.
of Edward Coleman, of Waldingfield, Suffolk; (2) Elizabeth
Prigion, widow. Of Scamblesby, in 1634. Buried there
Mar. 10, 1644-5. Doubtless father of Herbert (1613). (Lines.
Pedigrees, 968.)
THORNDIKE, FRANCIS. Adm. scholar at Trinity Hall,
Mar. 26, 1606; B.A. 1607-8; M.A. 1611. Fellow, 1609-15.
Taxor, 1614.
THORNDIKE, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, at Sidney, May 13, 1614.
Probably 3rd s. of Herbert, of Greenfield, Lines. Matric.
1614. Married Anne, dau. of Edward Stainton, of Louth.
Living, 1634. Probably brother of Nicholas (1611). (Lines.
Pedigrees, 967.)
THORNDIKE, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Sept. 14,
1635. Doubtless s. and h. of Francis, of Scamblesby, Lines.,
Esq., and nephew of Herbert (1613). Bapt. Mar. 25, 1620,
at Homcastle. Matric. 1637; Scholar, 1638; B.A. 1639-40.
Probably died c. 1655. Will (P.C.C.) 1656; of Scamblesby,
Lines. (Lines, Pedigrees, 968.)
THORNDICK, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, at Trinity, May 23, 1655.
Of Lincolnshire. Doubtless s. of Paul, of Sausthorpe, Lines.,
Esq., and nephew of Herbert (below). School, Westminster.
Scholar, 1655; Matric. 1656. (Lines. Pedigrees, 968.)
THORNDIKE, HERBERT. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs.
1613. S. of Francis (1581), of Scamblesby, Lines. Scholar,
1614; B.A. 1616-7; M.A. 1620; D.D. 1663 (Lit. Reg.).
Fellow, 1618. Hebrew lecturer, 1640. Proctor, 1638-9.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1620 Preb. of Lincoln, 1636-40. V. of
Claybrook, Leics., 1639. Chaplain to the Duke of Richmond.
R. of Barley, Herts., 1642-5, sequestered. In 1643 he would
have been elected Master of Sidney if Cromwell had not
caused one of his supporters to be arrested. Assisted at the
Savoy Conference, 1661. A member of Convocation; took
part in the revision of the Prayer Book. Preb. of West-
minster, 1661-72. Author, theological; contributed the
Syriac portion to Walton's Polyglot. Died at Chiswick,
July 11, 1672, aged 74. Buried in Westminster Abbey. Will,
Dean and Chapter of Westminster and P.C.C. (Lines.
Pedigrees, 968; D.N.B.; Al. Oxon.)
THORNEDICK, NICHOLAS. Matric. pens, from Sidney, Easter,
161 1. Probably s. and h. of Herbert, of East Greenfield,
Lines. Bapt. at Homcastle, Dec. 7, 1592. Adm. at Lincoln's
Inn, May 15, 1613. Married Mary, dau. of Thomas Mosely
(sic), of York, May 3, 1617, at St John's, Micldegate, York.
Died before 1634. Probably brother of Francis (1614).
(Lines. Pedigrees, 967.)
THORNE, FRANCIS. Matric. sizar from Clare, c. 1591; B.A.
1594-5; M.A. 1598. Ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.) Aug.
29, 1595. Probably his will (Leicester) 1622; of Nether
Broughton, clerk.
Thornell, Richard
THORNE, FRANCIS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Caius, June 19,
1711. S. of John (1670), R. of Wootton, Norfolk. B. at
Snettisham. Schools, Norwich (Mr Hoadley) and Lynn
(Mr Home). Scholar, 1711-2. (Venn, i. 525.)
THORNE, GABRIEL. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Trinity, June 11,
1718. S. of Gabriel, of Leatherhead, Surrey. School, West-
minster. Matric. 1718; Scholar, 1719; B.A. 1721-2; M.A.
1732. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Feb. 1721-2; 'C. of Bookham,
Surrey'; priest (Chichester) Sept. 28, 1722. V. of Ninfield,
Sussex, 1730-68. Buried at Burwash, Jan. 28, 1768. Will,
P.C.C. (W. C. Renshaw.)
THORNE, GEORGE. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Sidney, July 7.
1640. S. of George, woollen-dealer. B. at Tiverton, Devon.
School, Tiverton. Matric. 1640; B.A. 1643-4; M.A. 1647.
Fellow, 1644.
THORNE, HENRY. Resided at Clare three years. B. at
Geddington, Northants., c. 1571. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
Oct. 31, 1587; priest, Aug. 29, 1595; C. of Peterborough,
1587; still there, 1600. R. of Botolph Bridge, Hunts., 1599-
Licence, Aug. 6, 1600, to marry Sarah, dau. of John Barnwell,
of Rutland.
THORNE, HENRY. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1629;
B.A. 1632-3; M.A. 1636. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Dec. 18,
1636; priest, Sept. 24, 1637.
THORN, JOHN. B.A. 1478-9; M.A. 1487-8. Perhaps wiU
(P.C.C.) 1499 of 'John Thomes, M.D., of St Martin Orgar,
London.'
THORNE, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Queens', June 8, 1670;
exhibitioner from Charterhouse. Of Middlesex. Matric. 1673;
B.A. 1673-4; M.A. 1677. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Sept. 1678;
priest. Mar. 1687-8. R. of North Wootton, Norfolk, 1688.
V. of Heacham, 1694-9. Father of Francis (1711)-
THORN, OLIVER. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Pembroke, July 16,
1685. S. of William (1658), R. of Hemingstone, Suffolk.
Matric. 1686; B.A. 1689-90; M.A. 1694. Ord. priest (London)
Dec. 18, 1692. R. of Belstead, Suffolk, 1694. R. of Akenham,
1711-20. Died 1720. Father of the next.
THORNE, OLIVER. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Pembroke, Mar. 23,
1726-7. S. of Oliver (above), R. of Akenham, Suffolk. Bapt.
at Wherstead, Jan. 27, 1708-9. School, Woodbridge.
THORNE, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Michs. 1621. Of Essex. B.A. 1624-5.
THORNE, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1622; B.A. 1625-6. One of these names V. of North Willing-
ham, Lines., 1641.
THORNE, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, 1577. Perhaps
R. of Feltwell, Norfolk, 1585; there in 1603; and also R. of
Hemingstone, and of Cleydon, Suffolk. One of these names
R. of Leaden Roding, Essex, 1596. (Blomefield, 11. 195; ^«-
of Suffolk, 1664.)
THORNE, W. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Easter, 1561.
One William Thome, R. of Charlton, Kent, 1570; buried
Oct. 18, 1590.
THORNE, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1614;
B.A. 1616-7.
THORNE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Apr. 13, 1658.
Of Suffolk. S. of Oliver, of Hemingstone, and perhaps
grandson of Thomas (i577). Matric. 1658; Scholar, 1661;
B.A. 1661; M.A. 1665. Ord. deacon (Norwich) July, 1662;
priest, June 14, 1663. V. of Wherstead, Suffolk, 1663-1718.
R. of Hemingstone. (Vis. of Suffolk, 1664.)
THORNEBACKE, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Jesus, May 21, 1628.
Of Huntingdonshire. Matric. 1628; B.A. 1632; M.A. 1636;
Thombeck. P.C. of St Andrew, Norwich, c. 1643-7. Buried
there Mar. 13, 1647. WiU (P.C.C.) 1648. (Blomefield, iv.
301.)
THORNEFFE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter,
1566. Perhaps R. of Ingoldsby, Lines., until 1580, deprived;
'Does not reside; dwells in Cambridge.'
THORNELL, see also THORNHILL.
THORNELL, CHARLES. D.Civ.L. 1475-6; D.Can.L. 1476-7.
THORNELL, CUTHBERT. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, Mar.
22, 1571-2. Matric. 1572.
THORNELL, JOHN. Fellow of Pembroke. Ord. deacon (Ely);
priest, Dec. 1408. Early donor to the University Library.
(Loder, 212.)
THORNELL, NICHOLAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1560; B.A. 1563-4; M.A. 1567. Ord. priest (Ely) July 29,
1565-
THORNELL, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Peterhouse,
Easter, 1561. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Aug. 27, 1577; priest,
July 30, 1579. V. of East Wykeham, Lines., 1580. R. of
Calcethorpe, 1580. Will (Lincoln) 1610. Father of Richard
(1604).
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THORNELL or THORNEHILL, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from
St John's, Michs. 1587; B.A. ( — ); M.A. 1595; ThomehiU.
Probably licensed to teach at Swafiham Bulbeck, Cambs.,
1592. Ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.) July 8, 1597; M.A.
of Cambridge.
THORNELL or THORNHILL, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at
Sidney, June 23, 1604. S. of Richard (1561). c'erk, of
Calcethorpe, Lines. Matric. 1604; B.A. 1607-8; M.A. 1613.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 8, 1611; priest (Peterb.) Sept. 24,
i6i5;Thomhill. C. of Wilton, Lines., in 1614. R. of Kennet,
Suffolk, r6i5-34.
THORNELL, TIMOTHY. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Jesus, Easter,
1609. Doubtless s. and h. of Samuel, of Bromley, Kent.
Knighted, May 3, 1614. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 2, 1615-6.
Of OUantighe, Kent. Married (1) Elizabeth, dau. of Sir
Richard Smith, Knt., of Leeds Castle, Kent; (3) Jane, dau.
of Sir Richard Monins, Knt. Brotherof JohnThomhill(i6i3).
(Hasted, iii. 170; Lines. Pedigrees, 973.)
THORNELEY, EDMUND. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Jesus, Apr. 19,
1671. Of Lancashire. Doubtless s. of William, of Bury,
Lanes. B. there, Dec. 18, 1655. Matric. 1671; B.A. i674-5-
Minister of Layland, Lanes., 1676-83. C. of Bury, m 1690;
a non-juror. P.C. of Littleborough, 1692-1727. Buried
there Dec. 8, 1727. Will (Chester) 1727. (E. Axon.)
THORNLEY, GEORGE. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Christ's, Mar.
25, 1630-1. S. of Thomas, of Cheshire. School, Repton.
Matric. 1631; B.A. 1635-6. Author, Translation of Daphnis
and Chloe, 1657.
THORNELY, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Caius, Lent, 1582-3.
S. of Thomas. B. at Denton, Lanes. School, Stockport,
Cheshire. Scholar, 1585-9; B.A. 1586-7, ThomeU; M.A.
1590.
THORNER, JOHN. B.D. Proctor, 1451-2. Perhaps V. of Great
Bardfield, Essex, 1459-66.
THORNES, HIPPOLITUS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Lent,
1580-1. Perhaps of Market Deeping, Lines., gent.; admon.
(Lincoln) 1612.
THORNS, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar (age 20) at Trinity, June 18,
1722. S. of Joseph, of Dewsbury, Yorks. School, Wakefield,
Yorks. (Mr Clark). Matric. 1723; Scholar, 1725; B.A. 1725-6;
M.A. 1732. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Sept. 1726; priest (York)
July 21, 1728. V. of Slaithwaite, Yorks., 1727-58. Died
Sept. 13, 1760.
THORNES, MARMADUKE. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Lent,
1580-1.
THORNES, NICHOLAS. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Lent,
1557-8.
THORNESSE, SIMON. Matric. sizar from King's, Michs.
1601.
THORNS, THOMAS. B.A. 1519-20.
THORNEY, see also THORNHAGH.
THORNEY or THORNELY, ROBERT. M.A. 1587, see Thorley.
THORNEY, SAMUEL. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Pembroke,
Michs. 1585.
THORNEY, . B.Can.L. 1470-1; D.Can.L. 1475-6- A monk.
THORNEY, . Adm. at King's, 1598-9-
THORNHAGH, see also THORNEY.
THORNHAGH or THORNEY, FRANCIS. Adm. FeU.-Com. at
Emmanuel, Feb. 2, 1605-6. S. and h. of Sir John (next),
of Fenton, Notts., Knt. School, Bilsdon (Mr Cade). Adm.
at Lincoln's Inn, Jan. 30, 1608-9. Knighted, Sept. 14, 1615.
Deputy-Lieutenant for Notts., 1627. High Sheriff for Notts.,
1637. Married Jane, dau. of Sir John Jackson, of Edderthorp
and Hickleton, Yorks. Died Apr. 28, 1643. Buried at
Sturton. M.I. Father of John (1642). {Lines. Pedigrees, 970;
Jewitt, Reliq. xvi. 200.)
THORNHAGH or THORNEY, JOHN. Matric. Fell.-Com. from
King's, Easter, 1581. Doubtless s. and h. of John, of Fenton,
Notts., Esq. B. 1567. J. P., 1600. Knighted, Apr. 23, 1603.
High Sheriff for Notts., 1617. Deputy-Lieutenant of Notts.
Married Mary, dau. of Sir Francis Rodes, Justice of C.P.
Died e. 1627. Father of Francis (above). {Lines. Pedigrees,
970.)
THORNAIGH or THORNEY, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at
Sidney, Mar. 28, 1642. 3rd s. of Francis (1605-6), Knt.
B. at Fenton, Notts. School, Retford (Mr Stacy). Matric.
1642; B.A. 1645. Ord. by 4th London C/assis, Nov. 29, 1649.
Styled clerk in a deed of settlement of Oswaldbeck Soke
and Arley Estate, dated, Sept. 29, 1655. Died unmarried.
Buried at Sturton, Mar. 26, 1660. {Lines. Pedigrees, gyi;
Jewitt, Reliq. xvi. 202.)
THORNHAGH, JOHN. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Jesus, June 1, 1664.
S. and h. of Francis, Esq., of Fenton, Notts. Bapt. Jan. 27,
Thornhold, Richard
1647-8, at St Mary's, Nottingham. Matric. 1664. Sherifi
of Notts., 1688-9. M.P. for East Retford, 1689-1701; for
Notts., 1704-10. Of Osberton, Lines., Esq. Married Eliza-
beth, dau. of Sir Richard Earle, of Stragglethorpe, Lines.,
Bart. Buried at Sturton, May 17, 1723- {Lines. Pedigrees,
971.)
THORNHAGH, JOHN. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Queens', May 3,
1739. Of Ollerton, Notts. S. and h. of St Andrew (below),
of Osberton and Fenton, Notts. High Sheriff of Notts., 1746.
M.P. for Notts., 1747-74. Married Arabella, dau. of Sir
George Savile. Took the name of Hewet on succeeding to
the estates of fiis godfather. Sir Thomas Hewet, at Shireoaks,
1748. Buried at Sturton. M.I. {Lines. Pedigrees, 972;
Jewitt, Reliq., xvii. 236.)
THORNHAGH, ST ANDREW. 'Educated at Cambridge.' S.
and h. of John (1664). B. Mar. 31, 1674- Adm. at Gray's
Inn, Nov. 6, 1691. M.P. for Notts., 1717. Of Fenton and
Osberton, Notts., Esq. Married Letitia, dau. of Sir Edward
Ayscough, of South Kelsey, Lines. Buried at Sturton,
Dec. 24, 1742. Father of John (above). (Jewitt, Reliq., xvii.
235; Lines. Pedigrees, 971.)
THORNHAM, HUGH DE. 1261. Southern student who re-
ceived a royal pardon for taking part in a riot against the
northern students. {Fuller, 29.)
THORNHAM, RICHARD. B.Civ.L. 1463-4.
THORNHAM, ROBERT. B.A. 1517-8; M.A. 1521. FeDow of
St John's, 1524.
THORNHAM, SIMON. D.Civ.L. 1462-3. Master of Trinity
Hall, 1453-71. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Dec. 19, 1433;
priest, Feb. 20, 1433-4; 'LL.B.' R. of Weston, Norfolk,
1440-58. R. of Swannington, 1449-53. R. of Stokesby, 1455-
R. of Hingham, 1469. {College History, 64.)
THORNHAM, THOMAS. B.A. 1511-2; M.A. 1515. R. of Fob-
bing, Essex, 1536-48. Preb. of St Paul's, 1536-48. Died
before Mar. 8, 1547-8.
THORNHAM, . Pens, at Gonville Hall, 1518-20;
apparently a monk. Perhaps Walter, who signed the
surrender at St Faith's, Norwich.
THORNHILL, see also THORNELL.
THORNHILL, CHARLES. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Emmanuel,
Mar. 1, 1653-4. Of Kent. Doubtless s. and h. of Sir John
(1613), of Bromley, Kent, Knt. Died Mar. 25, 1687. Buried
at AH Hallows, Barking. {Lines. Pedigrees, 973-)
THORNHILL, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 26,
1686. Of Barbadoes.
THORNHILL or THORNELL, ISRAEL. M.A. from King's,
1611; 'Thombill.' B.A. (Merton College, Oxford) 1607-8.
V. of Ugley, Essex, 1615-9. V. of Manewdon, 1619-30;
ThomeU. Will (Cons. C. London) 1635. {Al. Oxon.; New-
court, 11. 404, where the date of death is wrongly given.)
THORNHILL, JOHN. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Emmanuel, Nov. 19,
1613. Doubtless2nds. of Samuel, of Bromley, Kent. Matric.
1613. Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1615. Knighted, Nov. 10,
1619. Of Woodstock {alias Pistock), Kent. Brother of
Timothy ThomeU (1609) and doubtless father of Charles
(1653-4). {Hasted, 11. 580; Lines. Pedigrees, 973.)
THORNHILL, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's-
Sept. 9, 1650. S. and h. of Robert (? Richard), of Mareham-
le-Fen, Lines. B. there. School, Asterby (Mr Sibthorp).
Matric. 1651. Of Mareham-le-Fen. Married Elizabeth, dau.
of Timothy Thorold, of Fulbeck, M.D., Sept. 14, 1656.
{Peile, I. 539; Lines. Pedigrees, 973-)
THORNHILL, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age i6) at Caius, Sept. 13,
1698. S. of Robert, Esq., of London. B. there. Schools,
London (private) and Oxford (Mr Badger). Matric. 1698.
Probably adm. at the Middle Temple, Jan. 8, 1693; adm. at
Lincoln's Inn, May 15, i7i3- Knighted, Apr. 9, i7i5- Died
Jan. 17, 1715-6. {Venn, i. 501; A. B. Beaven; Musgrave.)
THORNEHILL, THOMAS. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Mar. 9; priest.
Mar. 10, 1627-8; 'B.A. of Trinity College.'
THORNHILL, TIMOTHY. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's,
Feb 12, 1673-4. S. of Colonel Timothy, of Barbadoes.
Created Bart., Dec. 24, 1682. Of Barbadoes and of Kent.
Died s.p., 1693. Buried at St Thomas', Barbadoes. M.I.
{G.E.C., IV. 130; Oliver, Barbadoes, 176.)
THORNHILL, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1567. S. of John, of Fixby, Yorks., Esq. B.A. 1570-1; M.A.
1574. Incorp. at Oxford, 1594- Probably R. of Hanley
Castle, Worcs., 1578; R. of Halford, Warws., i579; Canon
of Worcester, 1584-1626, and R. of Warmington, Worcs.,
1585. R. of Alvechurch, 1589-1626. {Genealogist, N.S., x.
175.)
THORNHOLD, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Clare, Mjchs.
1588.
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THORNICROFT, JOHN. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 15) at St John's,
June 15, 1674. 2nd s. of John, Esq., of St Andrew's, London,
and of Bloxham, Oxon. (and Dorothy, dau. of Sir John
Howel, Recorder of London). B. Nov. 16, 1659, in London.
School, Brentwood, Essex. Matric. 1674. Adm. at Gray's
Inn, Nov. 16, 1675. Barrister, 1686. Created Bart., Aug. 12,
1701. Sheriff of Oxon., 1701-2. Of Milcomb, Esq. Married
Elizabeth, dau. of Josiah Key, of Milcomb, Oxon. Died
Dec. 8, 1725. Buried at St Andrew's, Holbom. Will, P.C.C.
{G.E.C., IV. 186.)
THORNTON, ABURNE. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Christ's, June
16, 1750. S. of Richard. Bapt. Apr. 13, 1732, at WartUng,
Sussex. School, Charterhouse. Matric. 1750; Scholar, 1750;
B.A. 1754; M.A. 1759. Ord. deacon (Chichester) July, i754;
priest (Norwich) May, 1758. R. of Shimpling, Suffolk, 1767-
72. Died Dec. 1772. Admon. (P.C.C.) May 18, 1773. {Peile,
II. 255; Al. Carthus., 109.)
THORNTON, ADAM. B.D. 1538-9. A monk.
THORNETON, ANDREW. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Caius, Feb. 12,
1628-9. S. of Gregory, gent. B. at Norton, Notts. School,
Perse, Cambriage (Mr Loveringe). Matric. 1629; B.A. 1632-3.
Probably V. of Scrivelsby, Lines., 1651. (Venn, 1. 287.)
THORNTON, ARTHUR. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Sidney, June
24, 1667. S. and h. of William (1636), deceased. B. at
Ellingthorpe, Yorks. School. Sedbergh. Matric. 1667; LL.B.
1675. Adm. at the Middle Temple, Feb. 12, 1673-4. Called
to the Bar, 1683. Father of William {1695).
THORNTON, BENJAMIN. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1631. S. of Roger (1584), of Snailwell, Cambs., gent.
Scholar of Trinity Hall, 1634; B.A. 1633-4; M.A. 1637.
Fellow of Trinity Hall, 1635-48. Gresham Professor of Law,
1640-4. Travelled abroad, 1644-5. Re-appointed Professor
1660. Died Oct. 1667. Brother of Isaac (1631). (Ward's
Gresham.)
THORNTON, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. pens, from St John's,
Michs. 1572.
THORNTON, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Michs.
1615. B. in Craven, Yorks. Scholar, 1618; B.A. 1618-9;
M.A. 1622. Ord. deacon (London) Mar. 12, 1619-20, age 22;
'C. of Aston, Herts.' R. of Knebworth, 1629-49. Died 1649.
THORNTON, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's,
June 2, 1658. S. of Christopher, yeoman, of Langton, Yorks.
B. there. School, Northallerton. Matric. 1658.
THORNTON, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Mag-
dalene, June 16, 1672. S. of John, gent., of Dent, Yorks.
School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1673; B.A. 1675-6; M..\. 1679-
R. of Great Musgrave, Westmorland, 1684-1720. Buried
there Feb. 5, 1719-20. Father of Jonathan (1718). (B.
Nightingale.)
THORNTON, CIPRIAN. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Christ's, June
20,1664. 2nd s. of William. B. at Grantham, Lines. School,
Grantham (Mr Stokes). Matric. 1664; B..\. 1667-8. Adm. at
Gray's Inn, May 22, 1667. Brother of George (1662).
THORNTON, EDMUND. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1562.
THORNETON, EDMUND. Adm. pens, at Jesus, July 3, 1620.
Matric. 1620-1. Buried in the College Chapel, May 26, 1622.
THORNTON, EDWARD. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, 1624-5.
Perhaps s. of Roger, of Wratting, Suffolk. B.A. 1628-9;
M.A. 1632. Will proved (P.C.C.) Dec. 16, 1635, by his brother
Samuel (? 1619).
THORNTON, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Lent, 1564-5.
THORNTON, GEORGE. Adm. pens, (age 14) at Christ's, Sept.
6, 1662. S. of William. B. at Grantham, Lines. School,
Grantham (Mr Stokes). Matric. 1663. Adm. at Gray's Inn,
May 4, 1665. Brother of Ciprian (1664).
THORNTON, ISAAC. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1631. Of Cambridgeshire. 5th s. of Sir Roger(i584),
of Soeme, Cambs., Knt. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, June 20,
1632. Called to the Bar, 1640. M.P. for Cambs., 1660.
Knighted, Mar. 19, i66o-i. Of Snailwell, Cambs. Brother
of Benjamin (1631).
THORNTON, JAMES. Conduct of King's. Ord. deacon (Ely)
Dec. 18, 1568; priest, Dec. 21, 1569, age 27. Of Little Shel-
ford, Cambs.
THORNTON, JAMES. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter,
1578; B.A. 1581-2; M.A. 1585. Perhaps R. of Wilsthorpe,
Lines., 1592. R. of Barrowby, 1595-1620. Admon. (Lincoln)
1620. One of these names R. of Halton, Lanes., 1591-1605.
Buried there Dec. 27, 1605.
THORNETON, JOHN DE. Scholar at King's Hall, 1362. Left,
Nov. 24, 1372.
Thornton, Roger de
THORNTON, JOHN. B.Civ.L. 1541-2. One of these names V. of
Twickenham, Middlesex, 1549; deprived, 1562.
THORNTON, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Trinity, July 6, 1641.
Matric. 1641; B.A. 1645-6; M.A. 1654. Probably the non-
conformist. Tutor and chaplain in the family of the Duke of
Bedford. One of these names of St Giles-in-the-Fields,
Middlesex, clerk. Will (P.C.C.) 1704-5- {Calamy, 1. 224.)
THORNTON, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Apr. 14, 1645.
THORNTON, JONATHAN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Trinity,
May 10, 1718. S. of Christopher (1672), of Musgrave, West-
morland, clerk. School, Kendal (Mr Towers). Matric. 1718;
Scholar, 1721; B.A. 1721-2; M.A. 1725- Ord. deacon
(Lincohi, LiU. dim. from Carlisle) Feb. 18, 1721-2; priest
(Norwich) Dec. 1723. V. of Earlham, Norwich, 1723-58.
R. of Morton and Helmington, Norfolk, 1724-53.
THORNTON, JOSEPH. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 16,
1602. Matric. 1602.
THORNTON, NATHANIEL. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June 27,
1621. Matric. 1621; B.A. 1624-5; M.A. 1628. R. of Bumham
Westgate, Norfolk, 1633.
THORNTON, NIGEL DE. M.D. University Benefactor. Founder
of the University Chaplaincy. Owned property in and about
Cambridge. Probably died before 1279. (Stokes, Chaplains,
5.)
THORNTON, OWEN. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Caius, June 20,
1626. S. of Henry, schoolmaster of Bramerton, Norfolk.
B. at Norwich. School, Bramerton (under his father).
Matric. 1626; B.A. 1629-30; M.A. 1633. Ord. deacon
(Norwich) Dec. 23, 1632; priest. May 24, 1635. R. of Calde-
cote, Norfolk, 1646-88. V. of Thrigby, 1652-77. V. of
Runham, till 1677. Lord of the manor of Mattishall, in 1680.
Died Apr. 7, 1688. M.I. at Mattishall Burgh. {Venn, 1. 276;
Le Neve, Mon., v. 95.)
THORNTON, RICHARD. B.A. 1494-5.
THORNTON, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1557; Scholar, 1560; B.A. 1560-1.
THORNTON, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1570.
THORNTON, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1622; Scholar, 1625.
THORNTON, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's,
July 3, 1682. S. of Richard, shoemaker. B. at Tonbridge,
Kent. S"hool, Tonbridge (Mr Wood). Matric. 1682; B.A.
1685-6; M.A. 1689. Ord. priest (London) May 26, 1689.
Probably father of the next.
THORNETON, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's,
Mar. 13, 1711-2. S. of Richard (? above), clerk. B. at Mount-
field, near Hurstgreen, Sussex. School, Sevenoaks, Kent
(Mr Fenton). Matric. 1712; B.A. 1715-6; M.A. 1719. Ord.
deacon (London) Feb. 26, 1715-6; priest, June 4, 1721.
V. of Wartling, Sussex, 1721. V. of Hoo, 1721. Chaplain
to the Bishop of Chichester. Died 1758. Will (P.C.C.) 1758.
(T. C. Dale.)
THORNTON, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Lent,
1597-8; B.A. 1602-3; M.A. 1606. Licensed to preach (York)
1607. R. of Birkin, Yorks., 1612; ejected by the Parliament;
reinducted, 1664. R. of Garforth, 1615-44. Buried at Birkin,
1665. M.I. Father of Robert (1641). {F.M.G., i. 139;
Cussans, 11.)
THORNTON, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1621.
THORNTON, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Pembroke,
May 5, 1641. S. of Robert (1597-8), R. of Birkin, Yorks.
B. Feb. 9, 1623, at Coxwold. Matric. 1641; B.A. 1644-5;
M.A. from Sidney, 1648. Perhaps ord. deacon (Lincoln)
Nov. 6, 1662; 'M.A.' R. of Birkin, 1665-98. Died Jan. 29,
1697-8. Buried at Birkin. Father of William (1687). {F.M.G.,
1. 139; Cussans, 11.)
THORNTON, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Trinity, June 2, 1664.
Matric. 1664.
THORNTON, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Sidney, Apr. 24,
1680. 2nd s. of William (1641), Esq. Bapt. Sept. 30, 1662,
at East Newton, Yorks. School (private). Matric. 1680.
Matric. (University College, Oxford) June 1, 1682, age 19;
B.A. (Oxford) 1683; M.A. 1686. Fellow of Magdalen College,
Oxford. Perhaps chaplain in the Navy, 1689. R. of Boldon,
Durham, 1691. Buried in Durham Cathedral, Jime 6, 1692.
M.I. (Al. Oxon.; Vis. of Yorks., 1665.)
THORNTON, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at Jesus, June 28, 1718.
Of Yorkshire. Perhaps s. of WiUiam (1687), R. of Birkin,
Yorks. Bapt. Dec. 26, 1698. Matric. 1718; B.A. 1721-2.
Ord. deacon (York) May, 1722.
THORNTON, ROGER DE. Capellanus of the University, 1278.
Died c. 1298.
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THORNTON, ROGER. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Jesus, Michs.
1584. Doubtless s. and h. of John, of Soane, Cambs. Adm.
at Lincoln's Inn, Apr. 28, 1588; of Cambridge town.
Knighted, Feb. 24, 1624-5. Of Snailwell, Cambs. Died
1631. WiU (P.C.C.) 1631. Father of Benjamin ( 1 631) and
Isaac (1631). {Vis. of Cambs., 1575.)
THORNTON, ROGER. Adm. pens, (age 12) at St John's,
June 22, 1658. S. of Isaac, Esq., of Bristol. Matric. 1659,
'Ralph'; B.A. 1661. Adm. at the Middle Temple, Jan. 27,
1662-3. One of these names, 'minister,' buried at Saffron
Walden, Essex, Feb. 25, 1665-6. Brother of Samuel
(1658).
THORNTON, SAMUEL Matric. sizar from Trinity, c. 1601;
B.A. 1606-7; M.A. 1610. Ord. deacon (Norwich) May 22,
1608, age 24; 'C. of Felsham'; priest, June 11, 1609. R. of
Wyville with Hungerton, Lines., 1612-32. R. of Barningham
Winter, Norfolk, 1614. V. of Erisby, Lines., 1632.
THORNTON, SAMUEL. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Emmanuel, June
19, 1619. Probably s. and h. of Roger, of Wratting, Suffolk,
Esq. Matric. 1619. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, May 4, 1620.
Perhaps brother of Edward (1624-5).
THORNTON, SAMUEL. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 14) at St John's,
June 22, 1658. S. of Isaac, Esq., of Bristol. B. there. Matric.
1659. Adm. at the Middle Temple, Jan. 27, 1662-3. Brother
of Roger (1658).
THORNTON, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, July
3, 1674. S. of Augustine, attorney, of Barningham, Norfolk.
B. there. School, Holt. Matric. 1674; B.A. 1677-8. Ord.
deacon (Norwich) Sept. 1678; priest, July, 1681. Probably
R. of Sa.^lingham, Norfolk, till 1723-4. Died Feb. 14, 1723-4.
M.I. at Saxlingham. (H. G. Harrison; Blomefield, ix.)
THORNTON, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age i6) at Sidney, Apr. 5,
1711. S. and h. of Stephen (next), R. of Luddesdown, Kent.
Matric. 171 1-2; B.A. 1714-5; M.A. 1718. Ord. priest
(Lincoln) Dec. 21, 1718. C. of Luddesdown. Died Sept. 5,
1722. M.I. at Luddesdown. Brother of Stephen (1718).
THORNETON, STEPHEN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Sidney, Apr.
24, 1674. S. of William, gent. B. at Manchester. Schools,
Atherstone, Warws. (Mr Perkins) and Ashby-de-Ia-Zouch.
Matric. 1674; B.A. 1677-8; M.A. 1681. Ord. priest (London)
June 6, 1680. Kept a school at Luddesdown, Kent. R. of
Warehome, 1680. R. of Luddesdown, 1681-1744. Died
Aug. 27, 1744. Father of Samuel (above) and of the next.
THORNTON, STEPHEN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Sidney, July 5,
1718. 2nd s. of Stephen (above), R. of Luddesdown, Kent.
School (private). Matric. 1719; B.A. 1722-3. Died May 26,
1723. M.I. at Luddesdown. Brother of Samuel (1711).
THORNETON, TEMPEST. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter,
i6i8. S. and h. of Richard, of Tyersall, Yorks. Bapt. May 18,
1601, at Calverley. Fellow, 1623 (the first and last fellow on
the private foundation of Ri. Carr). Of Tyersall, Yorks., Esq.
Married Margaret, dau. of John Lockwood, of Linthwaite,
Yorks., Feb. 12, 1620. Died 1630-1. Will proved (York)
July, 1 63 1. Buried at Calverley. (Peile.i.^z^; Vis. of Yorks.,
1612, 1665; Genealogist, N.S., xi. 213; Due. Lead., 70.)
THORNTON, THOMAS. B.A. 1514-5.
THORNTON, THOMAS. B.A. 1522-3. One of these names V.
of Elsenham, Essex, 1526. Died 1549.
THORNTON, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from St Catharine's,
Michs. 1569; B.A. 1572-3. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June 26,
1574; priest. Mar. 11, 1574-5. V. of Great Wigston, Leics.,
1577-83.
THORNTON, THOMAS. B.A. from St John's, 1611-2. Of
Lancashire. M.A. 1615; B.D. 1636. Fellow of St John's,
1614-44, ejected. Incorp. at Oxford, 1615. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) Apr. 22; priest, Apr. 23, 1617. V. of Babraham,
Cambs., 1617-51. Buried there Aug. 14, 1651.
THORNTON, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs.
1619; scholar from Westminster, 1620; B.A. 1623-4; M.A.
1627. Fellow, 1624. Incorp. at Oxford, 1627.
THORNTON, WILLIAM. Student at Cambridge. Supp. for
B.Can.L. (Oxford) 1450-1.
THORNTON, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Michs.
1544-
THORNTON, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1615.
THORNTON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Sidney, May 28,
1636. S. of Richard, yeoman. B. at Ellingthorpe, Ripon.
Schools, York and Coxwold. Matric. 1636; B.A. 1639-40.
Father of Arthur (1667).
THORNTON, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Easter,
1641. Of Yorkshire. Doubtless s. of Robert, of East Newton,
Yorks. Bapt. June 9, 1624, at Stonegrave. Matric. 1642.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, Nov. 3, 1645. Married Alice, dau. of
Thorold, Forman
Sir Christopher Wandesford, of Kirklington, Yorks. Buried
at Stonegrave, Sept. i8, 1668. Father of Robert (1680).
(F.M.G., 768.)
THORNTON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's,
June 21, 1651. S. of William, clothier, of Knottingley,
Pontefract, Yorks. B. at Beckfoot, in Kirkby Lonsdale,
Westmorland. School, Bingley (Mr Watkins). Matric. 1651.
THORNETON, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Pembroke,
May 3, 1687. S. of Robert (1641), R. of Birkin, Yorks.
Bapt. there, July 6, 1669. Matric. 1687; B.A. 1690-1; M.A.
1695. Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1692; priest, Sept. 1693.
C. of Birkin, 1693; R. 1698-1718. Died Sept. 10, 1718.
Buried at Birkin. M.I. Perhaps father of Robert (1718).
(Cussans, 11.)
THORNTON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Trinity,
May 13, 1692. S. of William. B. at Ilkley, Yorks. School,
Ilkley (Mr William Thornton). Matric. 1692; B.A. 1696-7.
THORNTON, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Sidney, Apr.
20, 1695. S. and h. of Arthur (1667), Esq., of York. B. there.
School, Coxwold. Adm. at the Middle Temple, July 9, 1695.
Called to the Bar, 1703. Probably knighted, May 11, 1707;
of the City of York. Probably father of William (1731).
THORNTON, WILLIAM. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Clare, June 16,
1711. B. at Balbrough, Derbs.
THORNTON, WILLIAM. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 18) at St John's,
Mar. 27, 1731. S. of Sir William (? 1695), Knt., of Yorkshire.
B. at Netherton. School, York (Mr Jackson). Matric. 1731-
M.P. for York, 1747-54, 1758-61. Active in the suppression
of the rebellion in 1745. Accompanied the King to Hanover;
refused the offer of a baronetcy. A magistrate for the West
Riding. Died July 10, 1769. (Scott-Mayor, iii. 433.)
THORNTON, . B.Can.L. 1521-2. Of St Nicholas Hostel.
Canonicus.
THORNTON, . Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, 1624. Possibly
Edward (1624-5), whom see.
THOROLD, ALEXANDER. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, 1586.
Doubtless s. of Edmund, of Hough, Lines., Esq. (afterwards
Knt.). Matric. 1586. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 9, 1589-90.
Of the High Hall, Hough. Married (1) Christian, dau. of
Robert Brudenell, of Deene, Northants.; (2) Bridget, dau.
of John Reade, of Cottesbrooke, Rutland. Died 1616.
Brother of Robert (1586). (Cambs. Vis., 1619; Lines
Pedigrees, 980; Herald and Geneal., iii. 421.)
THOROLD, Sir ANTHONY, Bart. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 17) at
St John's, Mar. 16, 1680-1. 2nd s. of Anthony, Esq., of
Marston, and of CranweU, Lines, (and Grisel, dau. of Sir
John Wray, Bart., of Glentworth). B. in London. School,
Lovington, Somerset (private). Matric. 1681. Succeeded his
brother William (1676) as 3rd Bart., 1680-1. Married Aima
Maria, dau. of Thomas Harrington, of Boothby PanneD,
Lines., Aug. 20, 1683, at St Giles-in-the-Fields, London.
Died in France, 1685. Admon. Dec. 19, 1685, to his widow.
Brother of John (1680), Robert (1684) and William (1676).
(Lines. Pedigrees, 984; G.E.C., 11. 192.)
THOROWLDE, DANIEL. Matric. pens, from Clare, Lent,
1577-8. Probably s. and h. of Richard, of Marston, Lines.
B.A. 1581-2; M.A. 1585. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Nov. 5, 1585.
THOROLD, EDMUND. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Mar. 2,
1587-8. Perhaps s. of Robert, late of Hough, Lines., Esq.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 9, 1589-90. Perhaps brother of
William (1588-9). (Cambs. Vis., i6ig; Lines. Pedigrees, 981.)
THOROLD, EDMUND. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's, Mar. 21,
1626-7. S. of John. B. at Newark, Notts. School, Perse,
Cambridge (Mr Lovering). Matric. 1627; B.A. 1630-1; M.A.
1634; B.D. from St John's, 1642. Fellow of St Jolm's, 1634.
C. of Kingston, Cambs., 1642. R. of Evedon, Lines., 1647;
probably ejected; reinstated, 1664-70. Preb. of Lincoln,
1660-6. R. of Boothby, 1663. Father of the next. (Peile,
I. 380; Lines. Pedigrees, 980; Trollope, Sleaford.)
THORROLD, EDMUND. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's,
July 10, 1669. S. of Edmund (above), clerk, of Evedon,
Lines. B. there. School, Grantham. Matric. 1669; B.A.
1673-4; M.A. 1677.
THORALD, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1614. Perhaps s. of Anthony, of Hough, Lines., Esq. Adm.
at Gray's Inn, June 12, 1616. Of Kelby-in-Haydor, Lines.
Married Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Emery, of Arlesey, Beds.
WiU dated, July 12, 1643. {Cambs. I'ts., 1619; Lines.
Pedigrees, 981.)
THOROLD, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from AUgdalene, Easter,
1629. S. of John, of Chesterton, Cambs. B.A. 1632-3; M.A.
1636. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 24, 1637- {Vis. of Cambs.,
1619; Lines. Pedigrees, 980, where he is called V. of Evedon,
Lines., but see Edmund (1626-7).)
THOROLD, FORMAN. Matric. pens, from Emmanuel, Easter,
1388.
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THEROLD, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from Trinity, c. 1593.
Perhaps s. of Thomas, of Boston, Lines. Bapt. there, May 15,
1575. Married Susan, dau. of Henry Cust, of Pinchbeck,
Nov. 26, 1604. Perhaps father of the next. (Lines. Pedigrees,
976.)
THOROLD, GEORGE. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 5, 1629.
Of Lincohishire. Perhaps s. of George (above), of Boston,
Lines. Matric. 1629-30. {Lines. Pedigrees, 976.)
THOROLD, HENRY. Adm. sizar (age 20) at Magdalene, Jan.
27, 1728-9. S. of Henry, Esq., deceased. B. at Cuxwold,
Lines. School, Brigg. Matric. 1729; B.A. 1732-3; M.A. 1736.
Fellow, 1736. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June 9, 1734; priest,
Sept. 21, 1735. R. of Cuxwold, Lines. R. of Ludborough,
and R. of Swallow. Died May 30, 1798. Brother of John
(1732) and William (1713)- {Lines. Pedigrees, 977.)
THOROLD, HUGH. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Magdalene, June
22, 1648. S. of Edward, late of North Thoresby, Lines.
Matric. 1648; B.A. 1651-2.
THOROULD, JOHN. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Clare, Easter,
1579. Probably 4th s. of Sir Anthony, of Marston, Lines.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, Nov. 21, 1580. Knighted, Apr. 23,
1603. Sheriffof Lines., 1615. Of Corringham, Lines. Married
Alice, dau. of Thomas Cranmer, of Aslacton, Notts. Probably
brother of Thomas (1570). (Lines. Pedigrees, 983.)
THOROLD, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Easter, 1582;
B.A. 1585-6; M.A. 1590.
THOROLD, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, c. 1594.
Probably s. and h. of Richard, of Morton, Lines. Adm. at
Gray's Inn, Nov. 20, 1595. Of Morton, Esq., J.P. Married
(i) Elizabeth, dau. of John Burgh ot Saltfleetby, Lints.,
(2) Jane, dau. of Edward Ellis, of Chesterton, Cambs. Died
Dec. 3, 1628. Will proved Jan. 10, 1628-9, P.C.C. Probably
father of Nathaniel (1610-1). (Linee. Pedigrees, 985; Misc.
Gen. et Her. 2nd S., 11. 289).
THOROLD, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, June 30,
1680. 3rd s. of Anthony, Esq., of Marston, and Cranwell,
Lines. B. at Hough-on-the-Hill, Lines. School, Lenton
(alias Lavington), South Lines, (private). Matric. 1680.
Adm. at Lincoki's Inn, Nov. 28, 1682. Succeeded his brother
Anthony (1680-1) as 4th Bart., in 1685. M.P. for Grantham,
1685-7, 1697-1700, and again, 1711-5; for Lines., 1701-8.
Married Margaret, widow of the Hon. Francis Coventry, at
Westminster Abbey, Aug. 7, 1701. Died s.^., Jan. 14, 1716-7,
aged 54. Buried at Syston. Brother of Anthony (1680-1),
etc. (Lines. Pedigrees, 984; G.E.C., 11. 192.)
THOROLD or TOROLD, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel,
June 1, 1693. Of Lincolnshire. Doubtless s. of John, and
grandson of William, ist Bart. Bapt. Dec. 8, 1675, at Grant-
ham. Adm. at the Inner Temple, June 11, 1695. Succeeded
as 7th Bart., Aug. 25, 172 1. Sheriff of Lines., 1722-3.
Married (i) Alice, dau. of William Sampson, of Gainsborough;
(2) Shortdift, dau. of William Langley. Died Jan. 1748.
(G.E.C., n. 193.)
THOROLD, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Magdalene, Dec. 6,
1732. S. of Henry, Esq. B. at Cuxwold, Lines. School,
Brigg. Matric. 1733; M.B. 1740. Of Homcastle, physician.
Died Aug. 29, 1794. Will, 1794; to be buried in Cuxwold
Church. Brother of Henry (1728-9) and William (1713).
(Lines. Pedigrees, 976; G. Mag.; E. Mag.)
THOROLD, JOSIAH. Adm. pens, at Trinity, June 8, 1675;
M.B. 1080.
THOROLD, JOSIAH. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Trinity, June 3,
1721. S. of John, of Cambridge. School, Bury St Edmunds,
Suffolk (Mr Kynnesman). Matric. 1721; B.A. 1724-5. Ord.
deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 19, 1725.
THOROLD, NATHANIEL. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Feb. 11,
1610-1. Probably s. and h. of John (e. 1594), of Morton,
Lines., Esq. Matric. 1611. Adm. at Gray's Inn, May 21,
1617. Of Grantham, Lines. Married Anne, dau. of George
LasceUes, of Elston, Notts., 1622. Died 1655. Father of
Richard (1640-1). (Lines. Pedigrees, 985.)
THOROLD, NATHANIEL. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's,
May 15, 1696. Matric. 1696; B.A. 1699-1700. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) May 26; priest, Sept. 22, 1700. V. of Stapleford,
Linos.
THOROLD, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs.
1575; Scholar, 1580; B.A. 1580-1; M.A. 1584. Fellow, 1583.
Ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.) July 2, 1587.
THOROLD, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 14) at Christ's, Feb.
22, 1640-1. S. of Nathaniel (1610-1), of Grantham. B. at
Elston, Notts, (his mother's home). School, Stroxton, Lines.
(Mr Briggs). Matric. 1641. Married and had issue. Died
1655 (sic). (According to Burke father and son died in the
same year.) (Peile, i. 475; Lines. Pedigrees, 986; Burke,
Ext. Bart.)
Thorold, William
THORALD, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Emmanuel, Easter,
1586. Doubtless s. of Edmund, of Hough, Lines., Esq.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 9, 1589-90. Brother of Alexander
(1586). (Lines. Pedigrees, 979; Vts. of Cambs., 1575 and 1619.)
THOROLD, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Lent,
1620-1.
THORALD, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from St Johm's, Easter,
1641.
THOROLD, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, Apr.
15, 1684. S. of Anthony, Esq. B. at Holt, Lines. School,
Newark, Lines. Matric. 1684. Brother of Anthony (1680-1),
etc.
THOROLD, THOMAS. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Christ's, Michs.
1570. Probably s. and h. of Sir Anthony, of Marston, Lines.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, 1571. Married Anne, dau. of Sir George
Pierpoint, of Hokne Pierpoint, Notts. Died s.p., 1574-
Probably brother of John (1579). (Peile, i. 114; Lines.
Pedigrees, 983.)
THOROLD, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Easter, 1583.
S. of Richard, of Morton and Harmston, Lines. B.A. 1586-7.
Ord. deacon and priest (Lincoln) Sept. i, 1594. R. of Cay-
thorpe. Lines., 1596; 'M.A.' Father of Timothy (1615).
(Lines. Pedigrees, 986.)
THOROLD, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Michs. 161 1 ;
B.A. 1614-5; M.A. 1618. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) May 31;
priest, Jime, 1618. V. of Ickleton, Cambs.. 1618-40. R. of
Stanbridge, Essex, 1642. Will (P.C.C.) 1654; of Pleasley,
Derbs. (Peile, i. 284.)
THOROLD, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 15) at St John's, Oct.
26, 1637. S. of Thomas, gent., of Harmston, Lines. B. at
Coleby, Lines. School, Thomey, Notts, (private). (Lines.
Pedigrees, 978.)
THOROLD, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, Nov.
II, 1686. S. of Joseph, gent., of Helpringham, Lines. B.
there. School, Boston (Mr Ball). Matric. 1687; B.A. 1690-1.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) May 22, 1692; priest, June 11, 1693.
(Lines. Pedigrees, 976.)
THOROLD, TIMOTHY. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs.
1615. Of Lincohishire. S. of Thomas (1583), R. of Caythorpe,
Lines. B.A. 1618-9; M.A. 1622; M.D. 1630. Of Fulbeck,
M.D. Married Elizabeth, dau. of Gabriel SavUe, of Newton.
Father of William (1649). (Litus. Pedigrees, 986.)
THOROLD, W. (senior). Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter. 1576.
One William Thorold, adm. at Gray's Inn, 1577.
THOROLD, W. (junior). Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter,
1576.
THEROLD, W. Matric. pens, from Clare, Michs. 1581.
THOROLD or THEROLD, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from
Emmanuel, Lent, 1588-9. Perhaps s. of Robert, of the Low
Hall, Hough, Lines, (and Agnes, dau. of WiUiam Audley,
of Hough). Adm. at Gray's Inn, Apr. 24, 1592; late of
Barnard's Inn. Knighted, Mar. 14, 1603-4. Of Little Ponton.
Married Isabel, dau. of Thomas Thorold, ot Marston, Lines.
Nuncupative will, dated, Jan. 4, 1610-1; proved, Apr. 14,
1611. Perhaps brother of Edmund (1587-8). (Lines.
Pedigrees, 981.)
THOROLD, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Pembroke,
June 2, 1631. S. of Paul, farmer. B. at Thoresby, Lines.
Matric. 1631; B.A. 1634-5. (Lines. Pedigrees, 987.)
THOROLD, WILLIAM. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 17) at St John's,
Feb. 7, 1636-7. S. and h. of Sir William, Knt. (afterwards
Bart.), of Marston, Lines. B. at Blankney, Lines. School,
Melton Mowbray (Mr Humphrey). Matric. 1637. A Royalist.
Married Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Robert Carre, Bart., of
Sleaford, Lines. Died s.p., Nov. 7, 1649. (Lines. Pedigrees,
984; Seott-Mayor, xxi.)
THOROLD, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Christ's, Dec.
14, 1649. S. of Timothy (1615), M.D., of Fulbeck, Lines.
B. there. School, Grantham (Mr Birket). Matric. 1650.
Died 1663, s.p. (Peile, i. 531; Lijies. Pedigrees, 986.)
THOROLD, WILLIAM. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 16) at St John's,
July 4, 1676. S. of Anthony, Esq., deceased, of Marston,
Lines. B. there, e. 1659. School, Lenton, Lines. Matric.
1677. Succeeded his grandfather. Sir WiUiam, as 2nd Bart.,
1677. Of Marston, and of Cranwell. Married Rebecca
Garrett, of St Matthew, Friday Street, London. Died s.p.,
1680-1. Will proved, 1681. Brother of Anthony (1680-1),
etc. (Lines. Pedigrees, 984; G.E.C., 11. 192.)
THOROLD, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Queens', June 8, 1688.
Of Lincolnshire. Matric. 1688. Ord. deacon (York) June,
1707; 'alumnus of Queens'.'
THOROLD, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, May 19,
1690. S. of Samuel. B. at Louth, Lines. School, St Paul's.
Matric. i69o;Scholar, 1693; B.A. 1693-4; M.A. 1697. Incorp.
at Oxford, 1703. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) May 30; priest, Sept.
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19,1697. R. of St Martin, Ludgate, London, 1717-41. Died
1741. Will proved, Oct. i, 1741. (One of these names
chaplain in the 38th Foot, 1715.) [Al. Oxon.; Lines. Pedigrees,
987.)
THOROLD, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Magdalene,
Oct. 7, 1713. S. of Henry, Esq. B. at Cuxwold, Lines.
School, Lincoln. Matric. 1714. Adm. at the Middle Temple,
Apr. 14, 1715. Called to the Bar, 1722. Living, 1742-
Brother of Henry (1728-9) and John (1732)- (Lines. Pedigrees,
977.)
THOROTON, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Christ's, June
30, 1639. S. of Robert. B. at Car-Colston, Notts. School,
Car-Colston (Mr Stacy). Matric. 1639; B.A. 1642-3; M.A.
1646. Licensed to practise medicine, 1646. M.D. (Lambeth)
1663. Practised at Car-Colston. Royalist. J. P. for Notts.
The well-known Antiquary. Married Anne, dau. of Gilbert
Bonn, Serjeant-at-law and Recorder of Newark. Author,
Antiquities of Notts. Buried Nov. 21, 1678, at Car-Colston.
M.I. {Peile, 1. 462; D.N.B.; Godfrey, Notts.)
THOROTON, ROBERT. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1710. Of
Nottinghamshire. Matric. Easter, 1711; B.A. 1714-5; M.A.
1718.
THOROTON, THOMAS. Adm. scholar at Trinity Hall, Dec.
30, 1741. Of Lincolnshire. S. and h. of Robert, of Screveton,
Notts., Esq. Matric. 1743-4. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, May 22,
1745. Political agent to John Manners, 3rd Duke of Rutland.
M.P. for Boroughbridge, 1757-61; for Newark, 1761-8; for
Bramber, 1769-92. Secretary to the Board of Ordnance,
1763-70. Had a large share in the management of the affairs
of Charles, 4th Duke of Rutland. Displayed great activity
during the Gordon riots in 1780, and rescued several victims
from the mob. Of Screveton Hall. Died May 9, 1794,
aged 71. Buried at Screveton. (D.N.B.)
THOROWGOOD, BENET. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs.
1576; LL.B. from Trinity Hall, 1583. FeUow of Trinity
Hall, 1585-96. Surrogate to Rich. Swale, the Chancellor of
Ely. Died June, 1596. WiU proved (V.C.C. and P.C.C).
Benefactor to Trinity HaU. (Cooper, 11. 208.)
THOROWGOOD, EDWARD. B.A. from St John's, 1607-8;
M.A. 1611. Possibly s. and h. of William (1571), of Grim-
stone, Norfolk. (Vis. of Middlesex, 1664.)
THOROGOOD or THURGOOD, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from
Clare, Michs. 1612. S. of Thomas. Bapt. Apr. 3, 1597, at
Stibbington, Hunts. B.A. 1615-6; M.A. 1619. Ord. deacon
and priest (Peterb.) Mar. 9, 1620-1. R. of Thomhaugh,
Northants., 1621-42. Died 1642. Admon. (Peterb.) Nov. 29,
1642, to his widow Frances.
THOROGOOD, GEOFFREY. Matric. pens, from St John's,
Michs. 1584. One of these names V. of Eltisley, Cambs.,
1599-1630. Buried there May, 1630. (Crosby.)
THURGOOD, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Easter, 1575.
THOROWGOOD, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Christ's, May, 1576.
Perhaps adm. at Lincoln's Inn, July 12, 1579; of Essex;
formerly of Fumival's Inn. One of these names knighted,
Sept. 4, 1630; of London.
THOROWGOOD, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs.
1576.
THOROWGOOD, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Queens', Lent,
1579-80. Of Huntingdonshire. B.A. 1583-4; M.A. 1587.
THOROGOOD, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 4, 1621.
Matric. 1621; B.A. 1624. One of these names, 's. and h. of
John, of Wormingford, Essex,' adm. at the Inner Temple,
1624.
THOROWGOOD, JOHN. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1647. Of
Essex.
THOROUGHGOOD, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Queens',
Easter, 1659. Of Norfolk. Perhaps 2nd s. of Thomas (161 1).
(Vis. of Middlesex, 1664.)
THOROWGOOD, MORDAST (MORDAUNT). Adm. sizar (age
16) at Caius, June 13, 1617. S. of William (1571). V. of
Grimston, Norfolk. Schools, Creak (Mr Sturges) and Lynn
(Mr Armitage). Matric. 1617; B.A. from Trinity, 1620-1.
Killed at the siege of Breda, 1625. Brotherof Thomas (1611).
(Venn, i. 236; Vis. of Middlesex, 1664.)
THURGOOD, NICHOLAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1566.
THOROWGOOD, NICHOLAS. B.A. from Corpus Christi,
1644-5. S. of John, of Deal, Kent. Matric. (New Inn HaU,
Oxford) Dec. 10, 1641, age 20. When about 16 he travelled
abroad, and studied at Padua. For a time chaplain in the
Navy. R. of Hawkhurst, Kent, 1647-51. V. of Moncktou,
1651-62. Afterwards a nonconformist preacher in Kent.
Died at Godalming, Surrey, Nov. 17, 1691. (Calamy, 11. 76;
Al. Oxon.)
THOROGOOD, OLIVER. Matric. pens, from Peterhousk,
Easter, 1586.
Thorpe, Edmund
THURGOOD, OLIVER. B.A. from Christ's, 1618-9. B. at
Southill, Beds. M.A. 1632. Ord. deacon (London) 1624,
age 26. Apparently minister of Melboum, Cambs., 1653.
P.C. of North Marston, Bucks., 1661-3. R- of Bow Brickhill,
1663. (Peile, I. 308.)
THOROGOOD, RICHARD. Adm. Fell.-Com. at King's, Easter,
1612-3; B.A. 1615-6.
THOROGOOD, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Sept. 14,
1664. Of Middlesex. Matric. 1664; B.A. 1668-9. Expelled,
Apr. 28, 1669. 'Whilst an undergraduate whipped in the
butteries for foul miscarriage.' (Contemporary note.)
THOROWGOOD, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Christ's,
Easter, 1579. Of Norfolk. Scholar of Christ's; B.A. 1582-3-
THOROWGOOD, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs.
1580.
THOROGOOD, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1605; B.A. 1608-9, Thurgood; M.A. 1612. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) Sept. 20, 1612; priest. May 30, 1613. V. of Cherry
Willingham, Lines., 1612-25.
THURGOOD, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter,
1611. Of Norfolk. S. of WiUiam (1571), V. of Grimston,
Norfolk. B.A. 1613-4; M.A. 1617; B.D. 1624. Incorp. at
Oxford, 1622. Ord. priest (Norwich) 1618. R. of Little
Massingham, Norfolk, 1620-43. R. of Grimston, 1625; still
there, 1650. R. of Gt Cressingham, c. 1661-9. One of the
Westminster Assembly of divines. Married Anne, dau. of
Thomas Wyndham, of Pentney, Norfolk. Died c. 1669.
Brother of Mordaunt (1617) and perhaps father of John
(1659). (Vis. of Middlesex, 1664; Al. Oxon.; Bhmefield, viii.
452; III. 106.)
THOROGOOD, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse,
Mchs. 1623; Scholar; B.A. 1626-7; M.A. 1630. One of these
names R. of Crayford, Kent, 1648.
THOROUGHGOOD, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Trinity;, May 7,
1667; exhibitioner from Tonbridge School. Matric. 1667;
B.A. 1670-1. Signs for deacon's orders (London) June 17,
1671. Ord. priest (Lincoln) Dec. 22, 1672. Probably V. of
Buckden, Hunts., 1672-4. Rof Hargrave, Northants., 1674-
84. Married Elizabeth Barker, at Hargrave, Mar. i, 1673-4.
THORROWGOOD, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's,
June 25, 1706. Matric. 1707-
THOROWGOOD, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Caius,
May 19, 1737; afterwards Fell.-Com. S. of John, Esq., of
Higham, SuSolk. B. in London. Schools, Highgate, Middle-
sex (Mr Higham and Mr Alham) and Ipswich (Mr Leeds).
Matric. 1737. Adm. at the Inner Temple, May 12, 1741.
Sherifi of Suffolk, 1760. Knighted, Feb. 9, 1761. Of Kersey.
Suffolk. Died Dec. 18, i794- (Venn, 11. 43.)
THOROGOOD, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Michs.
1571. S. of John, of Felsted, Essex. B.A. 1575-6; M.A. 1579-
Ord. deacon (Ely) Nov. 17, 1577; priest, Apr. i, 1578. V. of
Grimston, Norfolk, 1581. Commissary to Bishop of Norwich.
Perhaps R. of Lyndon, Rutland, 1583-6. Married three wives.
Father of Mordaunt (1617) and Thomas (1611). (Vis. of
Middlesex, 1664; Essex Pedigrees, 608.)
THOROGOOD, . Adm. sizar at King's, Lent, 1573-4-
THOROGOOD, . Adm. Fell.-Com. at King's, Easter, 1607
THOROGOOD, . Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, 1639.
THORPE, ADLARD. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Magdalene,
June 28, 1693. S. of Adlard, farmer. B. at Wainflete, Lines.
School, Wainflete. Matric. 1696; B.A. 1696-7. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) Sept. 25, 1698; 'C. of Friskney'; priest. May 23,
1703. Perhaps R. of Bolingbroke, Lines. If so, buried at
Sibsey, July 18, 1704. (Lines. Pedigrees, 988, where he is
apparently confused with his father.)
THORPE, ANTHONY. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Queens', Michs.
1638. Of Sussex. Perhaps brother of John (1638).
THORPE, ARTHUR. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Easter, 1549.
THORPE, AUGUSTINE. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Apr. 26, 1620.
Matric. 1622; B..\. 1623-4; M.A. 1627. Ord. deacon (York)
Dec. 1625; priest (Peterb.) June 8, 1628. V. of Hunmanby,
Yorks., 1634-44. Died 1644.
THORP, CLEMENT, see HUBBART.
THORPE, EDMUND. Grace for B.D. 1482-3. Abbot of Crow
land, 1487-97.
THORP, EDMUND. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Christ's, May 7,
1636. S. of Thomas. B. at Westerham, Kent. School,
Westerham (Mr Walter). Matric. 1636; B.A. 1639-40; M.A.
1645. Minister of Leybourn, Kent, 1647; then of Pembury;
afterwards of Sedloscombe, Sussex; deprived, 1662. Kept
a school in Sussex; Titus Oates was one of his pupils. Re-
moved to Brenchley, Kent. Author, Some Thoughts on
Toleration. Died Mar. 17, 1678, age 57- Father of Thomas
(1661) and perhaps of the next. (Peile, i. 442; Calamy,
472.)
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THORP, EDMUND. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, 1666.
Perhaps s. of Edmund (above). Matric. Easter, x667; B.A.
1670-1. Licence (Lambeth) to practise medicine, June ir,
1677. Perhaps brother of Thomas (1661).
THORPE, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from Sidney, Easter, 1617;
B.A. 1619. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 19, 1619. One of
these names P.C. of Butsbury, Essex, 1638.
THORPE, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, (age 15) from St John's,
Easter, 1610. S. and h. of Roger, of Birdsall, Yorks., Esq.
B.A. 1613-4. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 12, 1610-1; Bar-
rister, 1621; Bencher, 1632. Recorder of Beverley, 1623-49,
and of Hull, 1639-48. Colonel in the Parliamentary Army.
Serjeant-at-law, 1648. Baron of the Exchequer, 1649.
Judge for Northern circuit, 1649. Justified Charles I's
execution in his 'Charge delivered at York,' Mar. 20, 1649,
and afterwards published. M.P. for Richmond, 1645-53;
for Beverley, 1654-55, and for the West Riding, 1656-8.
Became eventually a pronounced anti-Oliverian. Refused to
try the northern insurgents, 1655. Excluded from Parlia-
ment, 1656. Pardoned at the Restoration. Of Bardsey
Grange, near Leeds. Married Elizabeth, dau. of William
Oglethorpe, of Rawden. Buried June 7, 1665, at Bardsey.
(D.N.B.; Vis. of Yorks., 1662.)
THORP, FRANCIS. Adm. sizar at Trinity, Apr. 10, 1641.
Matric. 1641; B.A. 1645-6. Perhaps R. of Greswell (mediety),
Notts., 1661; if so, died 1662.
THORP, GEOFFREY. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Sidney, Nov. 11,
1630. S. of Thomas, gent., of Brook, Rutland. School,
Oakham (Mr Stackhouse). Matric. 1631; B.A. 1634-5; M.A.
1638. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Mar. 10, 1638-9; priest, June 9,
1639.
THORP, GEORGE. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Sidney, July 28,
1637. S. of George, Esq., of Lincoln. School, Westminster.
THORPE, GEORGE. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Caius, May 17,
1653. S. of George, cook. B. in London. School, Felsted,
Essex. Matric. 1653; Scholar, 1653-9; B.A. 1656-7; M.A.
1660; B.D. 1667. Created D.D. (Lambeth) 1678. Fellov/,
1659-63 and 1667-78. Fellow of Emmanuel, 1663-7. C. of
All Saints', Cambridge, 1662. V. of Babraham, Cambs.,
1669; signed for 1675. Master of Harbledown Hospital,
Kent. Chaplain to Archbishop Sancroft. R. of Bishops-
bourne, with chapel of Barham, Kent, 1679-1719. Preb. of
Canterbury, 1680-1719. R. of Ickham, 1687-1719. Author,
theological. Died Nov. 21, 1719. Buried in the Cathedral.
Benefactor to Caius and Emmanuel. (Venn, 1. 387; Hasted,
IV. 611.)
THORP, GEORGE. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, Apr. 20,
1667. S. of Edward, tailor, of Chesterfield, Derbs. B. there.
School, Derby. Matric. 1668; B.A. 1671-2. Subscribed
(Lambeth) Aug. 3, 1672; C. of Amport, Southampon.
One of these names R. of St Antholin's, London, 1676-8;
will proved, Aug. 30, 1678. (Hennessy, where he is styled
B.D.)
THORPE, GEORGE. Adm. sizar at Queens', Mar. 30, 1726.
Of London. Matric. 1726; B.A. 1729-30; M.A. 1733.
THORPE, GERVASE. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1614;
B.A. from Trinity Hall, 1623; M.A. (Christ Church, Oxford)
1623. Ord. priest (Peterb.) May 15, 1624. V. of Marske,
Yorks., 1623-38. Master of the Hospital of St John, Ripon,
1634. R. of Youghal, Co. Cork, Ireland, 1638. Dean of
Waterford, 1640. Preb. of St Patrick's, Dublin, 1640.
Admon. (York) 1642. (H. B. Swanzy; J. Ch. Smith; Al.
Oxon.)
THORPE, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Sept. 16,
1624. 6th s. of Henry, gent., of King's Clifie, Northants.
School, Thuming, Hunts. (Mr Foster).
THORP, HENRY. Adm. sizar (age 20) at Magdalene, June 26,
1672. S. of Edward, gent., of Nidd, Yorks. School, Stainby
(private). Matric. 1672; B.A. 1675-6; M.A. 1691. Incorp.
at Oxford, 1692. Ord. deacon (York) May, 1676; priest,
Dec. 1677. V. of Ripon, 1684-91. R. of Thornton Watlass,
1696-1703. Died Feb. 9, 1702-3. {Al. Oxon.)
THORPE, JOHN. D.D. Fellow of Corpus Christi, 1399.
Carmelite friar of Norwich. A famous Sophist. Stirred up
a persecution against the Wiclifites. Obtained the name of
the 'Ingenious Doctor.' Early donor to the University
Library. Author, Lectura in Apocalypsin Joannis, etc. Died
Aug. 12, 1440. Buried in the Church of the White Friars,
Norwich. {Masters, 306; Pits, 627.)
THORPE, JOHN. Of God's House. R.ofHelpstone, Northants.,
1457. Perhaps wiU (P.C.C.) 1487; 'of Ashridge, Herts., and
Pychla, Northants.'
THORPE, JOHN. B.A. 1516-7. One of these names V. of Gt
Clacton, Essex. Will (Comm. Essex) 1557.
THORPE, JOHN. B.A. 1519-20; M.A. 1523. One of these names
V. of Stowmarket, Suffolk, 1545-54.
Thorpe, Richard
THORPE, JOHN (senior). Matric. pens, from Christ's, Lent,
1563-4- Perhaps this or the next ord. deacon (London)
Apr. 1579, age 25 ; ' M.A. of Christ's; bom in Calais.' Perhaps
V. of HucknaU Torkard, Notts., 1584-1617; died 1617.
Probably brother of the next and of Richard (1563-4).
(Peile, I. 82.)
THORPE, JOHN (junior). Matric. pens, from Christ's, Lent,
1563-4. Probably brother of Richard (1563-4) and of John
(above).
THORPE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1571;
B.A. from Queens', 1574-5; M.A. 1579. Ord. deacon and
priest (London) Sept. 29, 1574, age 24. Probably V. of
Newport, Essex, 1579-81. R. of St Ethelbert's, London,
1580-0. R. of Beaumont, Essex, 1586. R. of St Christopher-
le-Stock, 1587-96. Buried there Aug. 27, 1596. (Newcourt;
Hennessy, 282.)
THORPE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter, 1576.
Of Derbyshire.
THORPE, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, June 24, 1581.
Matric. 1581.
THORPE, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Queens', Apr. 19, 1611. Of
Sussex. One of these names, 'of Lingfield, Surrey,' adm. at
the Inner Temple, 161 2.
THORPE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1611. Of
Yorkshire. B.A. 1614-5; M.A. 1618; B.D. 1627. Fellow,
1619-30. Taxor, 1625. Probably R. of Boscombe, Wilts.
Preb. of Salisbury, 1629-32. WiU proved (P.C.C.) Oct. 3,
1632. Perhaps brother of Richard (1600). (H. G. Harrison.)
THORPE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1617;
B.A. 1620-1; M.A. 1625. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 16,
1622.
THORPE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1628.
Of Yorkshire. Perhaps s. of WilUam, of Danthorpe, Yorks.
B. 1614. Captain in the service of Charles I during the
Rebellion. Of Danthorpe, Esq. Married Jane, dau. of
Thomas Beckwith, at Wragby, Aug. 31, 1635. Living, 1665.
(Vis. of Yorks.; Genealogist, N.S., xxxn. 115.)
THORPE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs. 1638.
Of Sussex. B.A. 1641-2; M.A. from Trinity Hall, 1646.
Perhaps R. of St Michael, Queenhithe, Middlesex, 1662-9.
Died 1668-9, at Upton, Notts. Will (P.C.C.) Jan. 1668-9.
(Hennessy.)
THORPE, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's. June 17,
1664. S. of John, gent., of St Martin's, Middlesex. B. there.
School, Richmond, Surrey. Matric. 1664.
THORPE, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Queens', Oct. 10, 1689. Of
Wiltshire. Matric. 1690.
THORP, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, June 2, 1737-
Of Ashton-under-Lyne, Lanes. Matric. i737; B.A. 1740-1;
M.A. 1744; B.D. 1764. Fellow, 1741-75. Junior Proctor,
1756-7. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Feb. 22, 1740-1; priest (Ely)
Sept. 1743. V. of Harston, Cambs., 1745-75- Whitehall
Preacher, 1753-75. Died unmarried. Mar. 19, 1775- Admon.
(P.C.C.) May, 1775-
THORP, JOSHUA. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Peterhouse, May 3,
1727. Of Worcestershire. Doubtless s. of John, of Stour-
bridge, gent. School, Stourbridge. Matric. 1729-30; M.B.
1731; M.D. 1741. Matric. (Balliol College, Oxford) Nov. 10,
1725, age 19. One of these names of Stroud, Gloucs., clerk.
Will (P.C.C.) 1748. (Al. Oxon.)
THORPE, MILES. Com. for B.A. 1481-2.
THORPE, OTHO. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, July 16, 1624.
Of London. Matric. 1625.
THORPE, RICHARD. Scholar of Queens', 1547-5o; B.A.
1549-50; M.A. 1553. Fellow, 1550-8. Bursar, 1555-6.
Ord. sub-deacon (London) 1557. Author of a tragedy acted
by the scholars of Queens' at Christmas, 1552-3- (Cooper,
I- 552-)
THORPE, RICHARD. Matric. pens, (age 11) from Christ's,
Feb. 1563-4. Probably brother of John (1563-4).
THORPE, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter, 1574.
THORPE, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Queens', June 8, 1600.
Of Yorkshire. Perhaps 'of Little Coldon or Cowden in
Holdemess, Yorks.,' adm. at Gray's Inn, June 17, 1602.
Perhaps brother of John (1611).
THORPE, RICHARD. Adm. sizar at Queens', June 8, 1620.
Of Northamptonshire. Doubtless s. and h. of Thomas, of
Aldwinkle All Saints', Northants. Matric. 1622; B.A.
1623-4; M.A. 1627. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Feb. 25; priest,
Feb. 26, 1626-7. Intruded R. of Barby, Northants., 1649-62;
resigned, but continued to reside there. Married Catherine,
dau. of Gregory Isham, of Barby. Buried at Barby, May 21,
1671, aged 70. Benefactor to Aldwinkle. (Baker, i. 264-5;
H. I. Longden.)
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Thorpe, Richard
THORPE, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Sidney, June 2,
1654. S. of Samuel, Esq., deceased. B. at York. School,
Leeds (Mr Garnet). Matric. 1654; B.A. 1657-8; M.A. 1661.
THORP, ROBERT. Educated at Cambridge. A native of Thorpe,
near Norwich. Advocate in 1340. King's Serjeant, 1345.
Sat as a judge to try felonies in Oxfordshire and other
counties, 1355 and 1359. Chief Justice of C.P., 1356.
Knighted. Succeeded William of Wykeham as Lord Chan-
cellor, 1371. Married Margaret, dau. of William Deyncourt.
Benefactor to Pembroke; laid the foundations of the Divinity
Schools with the Chapel over them. (Identified by Masters
and other authorities with Robert de Thorpe, Fellow and
2ad Master of Pembroke (1373-89, according to Loder), but
the dates make this impossible. Doubtless he has been con-
fused with the next.) Died June 29, 1372. (Masters, 37;
Foss, III. 517; D.N.B.; Dyer, i. 247; 11. 98; Loder.)
THORPE, ROBERT DE. M.A. Doubtless Fellow of Pembroke
and 2nd Master, 1373-89 (see Robert (above)). V. of Thurs-
ton, Suffolk, which he had in exchsmge for Little Hormead,
Herts. Petitioned the Pope, 1363 for Canonry at St David's.
(Cal. Pap. Pet., i; Loder; Dyer, n. 38.)
THORP, ROBERT. Cautio for degree, 1480-1.
THORPE, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from St John's, Lent,
1563-4-
THORPE, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse, Michs.
1572.
THORP, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Jesus, June 8, 1641. Of
Lincolnshire. Matric. 1641; B.A. 1644-5; M.A. 1648. Ord.
deacon and priest (Lincolji) May 24, 1646. Perhaps preb. of
Lincoln, 1671-83.
THORPE, SAMUEL. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1605.
THORPE, STEPHEN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Trinity, May 21,
1700. S. of Stephen, of Exeter. School, Exeter (Mr Thorpe).
Matric. 1700; Scholar, 1703; B.A. 1703-4; M.A. 1724. Ord.
priest (Peterb.) Mar. 16, 1706-7.
THORPE, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Michs. 1561.
B. at Heveringham, Notts. Ord. deacon (London) Feb. 23;
'B.A.'; priest. Mar. 16, 1566-7. One of these names R. of
Heysham, Lanes., 1583.
THORP, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Sidney, Apr. 18, 1616.
THORPE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1616.
THORPE, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1620;
B.A. 1623-4; M.A. 1627. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) July 18;
priest, July 19, 1624.
THORPE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 18, 1661.
Of Kent. Doubtless s. of Edmund (1636). Matric. i66r.
Probably migrated to St Catharine's; adm. there, 1661.
M.B. from St Catharine's, 1666. Intended for the ministry,
but took to medicine. Practised at Ashford, Kent. (Calamy,
11. 473)
THORPE, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Apr. 11, 1699.
Of Suffolk. S. of Thomas, of Bury St Edmunds, cutler.
School, Bury. Matric. 1699; B.A. 1703-4. Ord. deacon
(Norwich) June, 1704.
THORPE, THOMAS. M.A. from Christ's, 1729- B.A. (Edin-
burgh). S. of Michael, of Yarm, Yorks. Bapt. there, Jan. i,
1699. Adm. Fell. -Com. at Queen's College, Oxford, 1724;
B.A. (Oxford) 1724, by decree (wrongly identified by
Peile, II. 202). Ord. deacon (Durham) Sept. 19; priest,
Sept. 29, 1725. V. of Chillingham, Northumberland, 1725-67.
Admitted to the freedom of York, Feb. 3, 1738-9- V. of
Berwick-on-Tweed, 1747-67. Died at Berwick, Dec. 12,
1767, aged 71. Buried there. (Al. Oxon.; J. Ch. Smith;
Burke, L.G.)
THORPE, TIMOTHY. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Magdalene,
June 4, 1673. S. of William (? 1623), of Gt Wigston, Leics.
School, Leicester. Matric. 1674; B.A. 1676-7. Ord. priest
(Lincota) June 11, 1682. R. of Coston, Leics., 1689-1735.
Will (Lincoln) 1736.
THORPE, W. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter, 1561. One
William Thorpe adm. at Gray's Inn, 1563. Perhaps R. of
Costock, Notts., 1570-95- Died 1595.
THORPE, WILLIAM. Of Pembroke. Apparently Fellow of
Clare, 1331-55. University chaplain, 1343. (Stokes, Chap-
lains, 81.)
THORPE, WILLIAM. B.A. 1492-3-
THRUPE, WILLIAM. Scholar or Fellow of King's Hall,
1507-17-
THORPE, WILLIAM. B.A. 1534-5; M.A. of Christ's. Ord.
by Bishop of Lincoln, age 68. R. of Cottesmore, Rutland,
1561. R. of Rotherby, Leics., 1562; B.A. (Lib. Cleri,
L76.)
Threlfall, Thomas
THORPE, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1623;
B.A. 1626-7; M.A. 1630. V. of Gt Wigston, Leics., 1658-64.
Buried there Jan. 10, 1664-5, aged 60. Will (Leicester) 1665.
Probably father of Timothy (1673). (Nichols, iv. 383.)
THORP, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Magdalene, Apr.
27, 1668. S. of WiUiam, of Nottingham. Bapt. Dec. 31,
1651, at St Mary's, Nottingham. School, Nottingham.
Matric. 1668; B.A. 1671-2; M.A. 1675. Ord. deacon (York)
Sept.; priest, Nov. 1678. V. of Blidworth, Notts. Married
at Kirby-in-Ashfield, to Jane Ellis, Aug. 5, 1707. Buried
Dec. 8, 1721, at Blidworth. Will proved (York) May 2, 1723.
(W. P. W. PhiUimore, Co. Pedigrees.)
THORPE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Sidney, Apr- 16,
1674. S. of John, clothier. B. at Westerham, Kent. Schools,
Sedlescombe, Sussex (Mr Edm. Thorpe) and Lee, Kent
(Mr Watkins). Matric. 1674-5.
THORPE, . B.A. 1494-5; M-A. 1498.
THORPE, . B.Can.L. 1521-2.
THORTON, LANCELOT. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs.
1553; Scholar, 1555.
THORTON, . Pens, at Jesus, 1580-1.
THORY, see also TORY.
THORY, EDMUND. Adm. pens, at Trinity, June 18, 1662.
Matric. 1662; Scholar, 1664; B.A. 1665-6. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) Mar. 7, 1668-9; priest. May 29, 1670.
THORY, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age i8) at Magdalene, June 5,
1651. S. of John, R. of North Reston, Lines. School, Louth.
Matric. 1651. Probably died before his father, 1670. {Lines.
Pedigrees, 990.)
THORY, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Jesus, May 6, 1700. Of Cam-
bridgeshire. S. of Thomas (1670), V. of Caxton, Cambs.
Matric. 1700; B.A. 1703-4; M.A. from Magdalene, 1710.
Ord. deacon (Ely) May 19, 1706; priest, June 19, 1709. V.
of Caxton, Cambs., 1709-28. R. of Hatley St George, 1710-
28. Chaplain to the Earl of Loraine. Died 1728.
THORY, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Sidney, Apr. 30,
1628. S. of Robert, miller. School, Fotheringay, Northants.
(MrBriggs). B.A. 1631-2; M.A. 1635.
THORY, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 14, 1615.
Doubtless s. of John, of Boston, Lines. Matric. 1615; B..A.
1618. Created D.C.L. (Oxford) 1642. M.P. for Boston,
1661-3. Will dated, Sept. 4, 1669; proved, Apr. 24, 1672.
(Lines. Pedigrees, 991; Al. Oxon.)
THORY, THOMAS. Adm. at St Catharine's, May 14, 1670.
S. of William, of Wisbech, Cambs. B. there. School, Wisbech.
Migrated to St John's, Oct. 27, 1671, age 18. Matric. 1671;
B.A. 1673-4. R. of Hatley St George, Cambs., 1677-1709.
V. of Caxton, 1693-1709. Father of John (1700).
THORYTON or TORYNTON, PHILIP. Had studied many years
at Cambridge and Oxford, and lectured on the Sentences, as
bachelor. A friar minor. Granted indulgence given to
Masters in Theology, May, 1364. (Cal. of Pap. Pet., i.
497.)
THRALE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, c. 1592.
Of London.
THRAYLL, MICHAEL. Resident sizar at Queens', 1528.
Perhaps M.P. for Bedford, 1542-4.
THRALE, . Com. for B.A. 1493-4. Probably Edward, of
Luton; ord. priest (Lincoln) Mar. 31, 1487.
THRAMSE, . Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1569.
THRAPLAND or THREAPLAND, SAMUEL. M.A. from Peter
house, 1675. S. of Samuel, of Bradford, Yorks. Matric
(University College, Oxford) June 30, 1665, age 18; B.A
(Oxford) 1669; M.D. 1682. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Dec. 19
i66g. (A I. Oxon.)
THREAVES, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June 27, i677-
Of Lincolnshire. B..\. 1680-1.
THREAVES, RICHARD. Adm. at Christ's, May 19, 1716. Of
Lincolnshire. Matric. 1716; Scholar, 1717; B.A. 1719-20.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June 12, 1720; priest, June 4, 1721.
C. of Ingoldsby; signed till 1724. (Peile, 11. 189.)
THREELE, EDWARD. Matric. Fell. -Com. from Jesus, Easter,
1613. S. and h. of Richard, of Loxwood, Suffolk, Esq. Adm.
at Lincoln's Inn, Jan. 27, 1615-6. Married Mary Lock, of
Merton Abbey, Surrey. Living, 1634. (Dallaway, Sussex,
II. I. 377-)
THRELCAT, HUMPHREY. Matric. pens, from St John's,
Michs. 1560.
THRELCAT, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter, 1568;
'Chrelcat.'
THRELFALL, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter,
i6i6. Of Lincolnshire.
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Threlkeld, Edward
THRELKELD, EDWARD. Adm. at King's, a scholar from
Eton, 1544. B. at Burgh-by-Sands, Cumberland, 1526.
Matric. 1544; B.A. 1548-9; M.A. 1552; LL.D. 1561-2.
Fellow, 1547-54. Archdeaconof Carlisle, 1568. R. ofSalkeld,
1568-88. V. of South Cheriton, Somerset, 1570-88. Preb.
of Hereford, 1571-89. V. of Tenbury, Herefords., 1573-
V of Much-Marcle, 1574-5. Chancellor of Hereford diocese,
£.1583. Died 1588-9. Will dated, June 22, 1588; proved
(P.C.C.) Nov. 15, 1589. (Cooper, 11. 42; Wm. Jackson,
Cumberland and Westmorland Papers, 11. 286, 298; B.
Nightingale, 358.)
THRELKELD, J. Resident pens, at Jesus, 1564.
THRELLKELL, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs.
1554. {See also the next.)
THRELKELDE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs.
1555. One of these (if two) ord. deacon (Ely) Mar. 22,
1561-2. R. of Beeston, Norfolk, 1563-95- Died Apr. 11,
1602. Buried at Beeston. Another, R. of Otley, Suffolk,
1572-1606. {Peile, I. 61; Carthew, Launditch, 11. 382.)
THRELKELD, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Easter, 1608;
B.A. 1611-2; M.A. 1615. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Dec. 19;
priest, Dec. 20, 1613. C. of Biddenham, Beds., c. 1615.
THREMYNGHAM, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1581.
THRESHER, DANIEL. Adm. sizar at Clare, July 3, 1662.
Matric. 1663; B.A. 1665-6; M.A. 1670. Signed for deacon's
orders (London) June i, 1667; 'C. of Leighton Buzzard, Beds.'
THRESHER, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Sidney, May 18,
1652. S. of Nicholas, Esq. B. at Childworth, Essex. Matric.
1652, 'Threshaw'; B.A. 1655-6; M.A. 1659. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) June 15; priest, June 16, 1661. R. of Twywell,
Northants., 1661-5. Licence, May 28, 1662, to marry
Katherine Mayow, of St Michael, Queenhithe, London.
THRIFFORD, alias LENNE, WILLIAM. Resident pens, at
Peterhouse, until 1396. R. of Gt Shelford, Cambs., 1392-6.
Died Aug. 6, 1396. Buried at Shelford.
THROCKMORTON, ALBION. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius,
May 21, 1651. S. and h. of Robert (1626), Esq., of Ellington,
Hunts. B. there. School, Grendon, Northants. (Mr Shel-
bome). Matric. 1651. Died unmarried 1680. (Venn, i. 382.)
THROCKMORTON, ALBION. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June,
21, 1737. Of Hemingford, Hunts.
THROGMORTON, ALEXANDER. Matric. pens, from Jesus,
Easter, 1560. Ord. priest (Lincohi) Apr. 20, 1563. R. of
Little Steeping, Lines., 1563, and V. of Gt Steeping, 1565.
'Aged 36; married; resides; competently skilled in Latin.'
{Lib. Cler. Lincoln., 1576.)
THROCKMORTON, CLEMENT. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June
25, 1596. S. and h. of Job, of Haseley, Warws., Esq., the
Puritan controversialist. Migrated to Oxford after eight
terms. B.A. (Queen's CoUege, Oxford) 1599. Adm. at the
Middle Temple, 1600. M.P. for Warwickshire, 1624, 1625,
1626. Knighted. Of Haseley, Warws. Married Lettitia, dau.
of Clement Fisher, of Packington, Warws. 'Eminent for his
learning and eloquence.' {Al. Oxon.; Le Neve, iii; Dugdale,
457; Vis. of Warws.)
THROCKMORTON, CLEMENT. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel,
May 7, 1647. Of Warwickshire. Doubtless s. and h. of
Clement, of Haseley, and grandson of Clement (above).
[According to D.N.B. his father was the Knt. and M.P. who
died in 1664, but see Kimber, i. 481.] Adm. at the Middle
Temple, May 15, 1647. Called to the Bar, 1654. Knighted,
Sept. II, 1660. M.P. for Warwick, 1660, 1661-4. Died 5.^?.,
1664. {Vis. of Warws.; Kimber, i. 481; A. B. Beaven.)
THROCKMORTON, GABRIEL. Matric. pens, from Trinity,
c. 1594. S. of Robert (1564), of Ellington and Warboys,
Hunts. B. Apr. 9, 1577. Succeeded his father at Warboys.
Married Alicia, dau. of William Bedles, of Bedfordshire.
Died Feb. 1, 1626-7. Father of Robert (1626). {Vis. of
Hunts., 1613.)
THROCKMORTON, RAPHAEL. D.D. 1662 (Incorp. from Christ
Church, Oxford). S. of Raphael, minister of Bolingbroke,
Lines. Bapt. there, Feb. 9, 1600-1. Created M.A. (Oxford)
Mar. 6, 1629-30, and D.D. Aug. 7, i65o. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
May 27; priest, Sept. 23, 1621; B.A. of Christ Church,
Oxford. R. of Swaby, Lines., 1624. R. of South Ormsby,
1629; sequestered, 1646. Archdeacon of Lincoln, 1645-67;
installed, 1660. Canon of Lincoln, 1660-7. Married Alice,
dau. of William Pigge, of Wisbech and Tydd St Mary.
Died Feb. 2, 1666-7. Buried in St Andrew's, Holbom,
London. Will, P.C.C. Father of Thomas (1652). {Al.Oxon.;
Vis. of Yorks., 1665; Lines. Pedigrees, 992.)
THROCKMORTON, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 12) at Caius,
June 24, 1564. S. of Gabriel, of Ellington, and Warboys,
Hunts. Bapt. there, Oct. i, 1551. Scholar; Matric. 1564.
Succeeded his father at Warboys. Married Elizabeth, dau.
Thurland, Thomas
of John Pickering, of Tichmarsh, Northants., Oct. 21, 1571.
Died Jan. 1, 1633-4. Will, P.C.C. Fatherof Gabriel (c. 1594).
{Vis. of Hunts., 1623; Venn, i. 53.)
THROCKMORTON, ROBERT (senior). Matric. pens, from
Peterhouse, Easter, 1569. Of Cambridge. Probably ord.
deacon and priest (Durham) June 8, 1584. V. of Aycliffe,
Durham, 1584-1618. Buried there Feb. 27, 1618-9. (H. M.
Wood; Surtees, iii. 327.)
THROCKMORTON, ROBERT. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Jesus,
Lent, 1577-8. Perhaps brother of Thomas (1584)-
THROGMORTON, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Peter-
house, Mar. 25, 1626. Of Huntingdonshire. S. of Gabriel
(c. 1594). Of Ellington, Hunts., in 1651. Married Ann, dau.
of Robert Chaset, and widow of Richard Dorington, of
London. Father of Albion (1651). (T. A. Walker, 33; Vis.
of Hunts., 1613.)
THROGMORTON, THOMAS. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Jesus,
Easter, 1584. Perhaps brother of Robert (1577-8).
THROCKMORTON, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's,
Dec. 14, 1652. S. of Raphael (1662), R. of South Ormsby,
Lines. Bapt. there, Nov. 20, 1635. School, Westminster.
LL.B. 1664 (Lit. Reg.). (Lines. Pedigrees, 992.)
THROGMORTON, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Trinity, c.
1597.
THROGMORTON, (junior). Adm. pens, at Peterhouse,
July II, 1574. Perhaps brother of Robert (1569)-
THROSBY, JOHN. B.A. 1455-6.
THROWER, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1611.
THROWER or THROWE, ROBERT. B.Can.L. 1522-3.
THROWLAND, alias MARKHAM, THOMAS. Fellow of Peter-
house, 1460-6. R. of Elm, Cambs., c. 1464-7. Domestic
chaplain to the Bishop of Ely. Perhaps R. of Wootton,
Northants., 1474-6. {T. A. Walker.)
THROWN, JOHN. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1643. Of Suffolk.
THRUSHEWS, JOHN. B.A. from Magdalene, 1593-4-
THRUSTON, JOHN (1716), see MOTT, JOHN.
THUBS, . Com. for M.A. or higher degree, 1468-9.
THURBURNE, JAMES. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter, 1580.
Perhaps s. of John, of New Romney, Kent, gent. Adm. at
Gray's Inn, Feb. 10, 1584-5. M.P. for New Romsey, 1597-8.
Married Mary Escourt, of Gloucestershire. (Vis. of London,
1634-)
THURGER, BENEDICT. Adm. scholar at Trinity Hall, May
22, 1581.
THURGAR, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, 1586.
Matric. 1586, 'Thurgalle'; B.A. from Clare, 1590-1; M.A.
1594. Ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.) May 2, 1590. V. of
Bleane, Kent, 1609-32. Died May, 1632.
THURGARTON, ROBERT. B.D. from Cambridge. Of Grundis-
burgh, Suffolk. Preb.of Lincoln, 1417-37. Canon of Windsor,
1437. (Cal. of Papal Letters, 1408.)
THURGOLAND, AVERY. B.A. from Clare, 1623-4. 3rd s. of
George, of Lilley, near Mirfield, Yorks. Bapt. Dec. i, 1603,
at Mirfield. Matric. (University College, Oxford) June 17,
1621, age 17. Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1624. Died s.p.
(Vis. of Yorks., 1612, 1665; Al. Oxon.)
THURKETTLE, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Christ's,
June 3, 1663. S. of Robert (and Abigail, dau. of Andrew
Hawes, of London). B. at Kelvedon, Essex. Matric. 1663;
B.A. 1666-7; M.A. 1670. Ord. deacon (Ely) Sept. 24, 1670;
priest (Peterb.) June 18, 1671. R. of Littleton, Middlesex,
1673-90. A non-juror (so recorded in Kettlewell's Life).
Died 1690-1. M.I. at Littleton. Will (P.C.C.) 1690-1.
(Peile, I. 603.)
THURLAND, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter,
1624. S. and h. of Edward, of Reigate, Surrey. B. 1606.
Adm. at the Inner Temple, Oct. 20, 1625. Called to the Bar,
1634. Bencher, 1652. M.P. for Reigate, 1640 (Mar. -May),
1659, 1660-73. Recorder of Reigate, and of Guildford, 1661.
Knighted, Apr. 22, 1665. K.C., 1668. Solicitor-General to
James, Duke of York. Serjeant-at-law, 1672. Ba.'-on of the
Exchequer, 1673-9. An intimate friend of John Evelyn and
Jeremy Taylor. Married Elizabeth Wright, of Buckland,
Surrey. Died Jan. 14, 1682-3, aged 76. Buried at Reigate.
M.I. Will, P.C.C. (Foss, 660; Vis. of Surrey; LeNeve, Mon.,
v. 38; D.N.B.)
THURLAND, THOMAS. B.D. 1548. Preb. of Beverley, Yorks.,
1546. R. of Allcannings, Wilts., 1554- Master of the Hospital
of the Savoy, London, 1557-70; removed for having wasted
the goods and alienated the estates of the hospital. Preb.
of Lincohi, 1560-74. Engaged under licence from the crown
in (unsuccessful) mining operations in Cumberland. Died
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Thurland, Thomas
before Oct. 7, 1574. Admon. (P.C.C.) Nov. 28, 1574; of the
Savoy, to his sister Katherine Catesbye. {Cooper, 1. 324;
Le Neve, Fasti, u. 128.)
THURLAND, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, c. 1593.
THURLOND, WILLIAM. B.A. 1514-5; M.A. 1518.
THURLIN, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 15) at St John's, Feb. 3,
1650-1. S. of Thomas, of Lynn, Norfolk, merchant. Matric.
1651; B.A. 1654-5; M.A. 1658; B.D. 1665; D.D. i68x.
Fellow, 1657. President for 30 years. Incorp. at Oxford,
1669. R. of Gaywood, Norfolk, 1 664-1714. Author, Sermon.
Died Aug. 11, 1714. Buried at Gaywood. M.I. Will proved
(V.C.C. and P.C.C.) 1714. Benefactor to St John's. (Blome-
field, VIII. 423; Al. Oxon.)
THURLOWE, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, Apr.
17,1580. Of Bumham Ulph, Norfolk. S. of Richard. School,
Bumham Ulph. B.A. 1583-4; Scholar, 1587; M.A. 1587.
Living, 1619. Died before Sept. 5, 1623. (Venn, i. 106.)
THURLOW, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, Oct. 5,
1748. S. and h. of Thomas (1713), R. of Ashfleld, Suffolk, etc.
B. c. 1730, at Bracon Ash. Schools, Seaming (Mr Brett) and
Canterbury (Mr Talbot). Matric. 1748; Scholar, 1748-51.
Adm. at the Inner Temple, Jan. 29, 1752. Called to the Bar,
1754. Bencher, 1762. K.C , 1762. Reader, 1769. Treasurer,
1770. M.P. for Tamworth, 1765-78. Solicitor-General, 1770-
I. Attorney-General, 1770-8. P.C, 1778. Lord Chancellor,
1778-92. Created Baron Thurlow of Ashfield, Suffolk,
Jime 3, 1778, and Baron Thurlow of Thurlow, June 11, 1792.
Teller of the Exchequer, 1786-1806. Presided as Lord High
Steward, at the trial of Warren Hastings, 1788. Died un-
married, Sept. 12, 1806. Buried in the Temple Church.
(Venn, 11. 62; G.E.C.; D.N.B.)
THURLOE, GEORGE. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, June
22, 1686. S. of WUliam, baker. B. at Gravesend, Kent.
School, Lewisham (Mr Newman).
THURLOE, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs. 1569.
THURLOE, JOHN. M.P. for the University, 1659 (apparently
no other connexion with the University). S. of Thomas
(c. 1593), R. of Abbot's Roding, Essex. Bapt. June 12, 1616.
Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, 1647. Called to the Bar, 1653.
Bencher, 1654. Entered the service of Oliver St John.
Secretary of State, 1652; took an important part in raising
CromweU to the Protectorate. Given charge of the intelligence
and postal departments. P.C. to the Protector, 1653-59.
M.P. for the Isle of Ely, 1654-6. Opposed to the military
faction. Governor of the Charterhouse, 1657. Chancellor of
Glasgow University, 1658. Accused of high treason at the
Restoration, but liberated. His vast correspondence is the
chief authority for the history of the Protectorate. Died
Feb. 21, 1667-8. Buried in the Chapel of Lincoln's Inn.
THURLO, NICHOLAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Sidney, May 28,
1666. S. of Nicholas, carpenter. B. at Cambridge. Schools,
Perse, Cambridge and Uppingham. Matric. 1667; B.A. 1669-
70; M.A. 1673. Ord. deacon (Ely) Mar. 19, 1670-1; priest.
Mar. 3, 1671-2. R. of Brent Eleigh, Suffolk, 1678-1766.
Died July, 1706. M.I. at Brent Eleigh. Father of the next.
THURLOE, NICHOLAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Magdalene,
May 25, 1699. S. of Nicholas (above), R. of Brent Eleigh,
Suffolk. School, Lavenham; also colleger at Eton, 1696-7.
Matric. 1699; B.A. 1702-3; M.A. 1706. Fellow, 1705. R. of
Brent Eleigh, 1706 (probably succeeded his father).
Died Nov. 1732. Buried at Brent Eleigh. (S. H. A. H.,
Bury School Register.)
THURLOW, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Queens', Jan. 9, 1590-1.
Of Cambridgeshire. Perhaps same as next.
THURLOW, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, c.
1593. Of Cambridgeshire. B.A. 1597-8; M.A. 1610. R. of
Abbots Roothing, Essex, 1612-33. Died 1633. Admon.
(Cons. C. London) Jan. 27, 1633-4. Father of John, M.P. for
the University, 1659.
THURLOW, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Corpus Christi, 1666.
Of Norfolk. Matric. Lent, 1667-8; B.A. 1669-70; M.A. 1673.
Perhaps Fellow. Ord. deacon (Norwich) May, 1673. R. of
Wortham, Suffolk, 1680-1718. Father of the next.
THURLOW, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius, Apr. 9,
1713. S. and h. of Thomas (above), R. of Wortham, Suffolk.
Bapt. there, Aug. 21, 1695. School, Botesdale (Mr May-
bourn). Matric. 1713; Scholar, 1713-8; B.A. 1716-7. Ord.
deacon (Norwich) Oct. 28, 1718; 'C. of Harstead, Suffolk';
priest, June, 1723. R. of Tharston, Norfolk, 1729. V. of
Gt Ashfield, Suffolk. Married Elizabeth, dau. of Robert
Hovell, alias Smith, of Ashfield, Suffolk, Dec. 10, 1730. Died
June 12, 1762. Father of Edward (1748). (Venn, i. 529.)
THURLOE, . M.Gram. 1472-3 (cautio for non-inception).
One William Thurlow, M.A., R. of Leigh, Essex, 1480-8.
THURMAN, EDWARD. M.A. 1631 (Incorp. from Oxford). Of
London. Matric. (Christ Church, Oxford) Apr. 13, 1612, age
Thurston, Adam de
14; B.A. (Oxford) 1615; M.A. 1618. P.C. of St Mary, Savoy,
Middlesex, in 1627. R. of Gt Hallingbury, Essex, 1630. V. of
Goudhurst, Kent, 1662-76. Died 1676. (Al. Oxon.)
THURNALL, [RICHARD]. M.A. from Clare, 1595 (in the ordo).
Doubtless Richard ThumaU, 'M.A.'; ord. deacon and priest
(Peterb.) May 2, 1596; of Clare Hall, Cambridge. V. of
Swaffham Prior (St Mary), Cambs., 1598-1616. R. of Ken-
nett, 1615-34. Died 1634. WiU (P.C.C.) 1634.
THURSey, see also THORESBY.
THURSBY, CHARLES. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi,
Michs. 1641. See THIRLBY.
THURSBYE or THORESBY, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. pens.
from Jesus, Michs. 1567. Probably s. of Edward, of Dore-
wards Hall, Booking, Essex. One of these names adm. at
Gray's Inn, 1579. Married Etheldred, dau. of Nicholas
Timperley, of Hintlesham, Suffolk. Died Oct. 23, 1628.
Will (P.C.C.) 1628. (Baker's Northants., I. 11; Morant, 11.
385; Vis. of Essex, 1634.)
THURSBY, FRANCIS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Sidney, May 16,
1627. S. of Thomas, gent. B. at Aycliffe, Durham. Schools,
Heighington (Mr Jo. Robinson) and Gt Stainton (Mr Ingle-
thorpe). Matric. 1627; B.A. 1630-1; M.A. 1634.
THURSBYE, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Michs. 1567.
Possibly s. of William (Thoresby), of Leeds, Yorks. If so,
adm. at Lincoln's Inn, July 26, 1573; of Yorkshire. Called
to the Bar, 1581. Bencher, 1595. Treasurer, 1608-9.
Married Jane, dau. of John Palmer, of Clerkenwell, Middle-
sex. Died May n, 1615. Buried at Hackney. M.I. (He
may have been a brother of Christopher (1567), but his
name does not occur in the Vis. of Essex, or in Baker's
Pedigree.) (Due. Leod., 69, 71.)
THURSBY, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter,
1607; B.A. 1610-1; M.A. 1614. Ord. deacon (Durham) May
31; priest, Sept. 20, 1618. R. of Elton, Durham, 1619-21.
V. of Pittington, 1621-31. R. of Winston, 1631-51. Buried
there, July 8, 1651. (Peile, i. 265.)
THURSBY, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Apr. 19, 1690.
Of Middlesex. Probably s. and h. of Thomas, of London,
merchant, and nephew of William (next). B. c. 1671.
Matric. 1690. Died before 1700. (Baker, 1. 11.)
THURSBY, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Sept. 25, 1645.
Doubtless s. and h. of Christopher, of Castor, Northants.,
Esq. B. 1629. Matric. 1646. Adm. at the Middle Temple,
May 4, 1649. Called to the Bar, 1656. Bencher, 1673.
Treasurer, 1684. University Counsel, 1663-5. Custos
Brevium of C.P. Judge of the Isle of Ely, Cambs. M.P. for
Northampton, 1698-1701. Of Abington, Northants. Lord
of the manors of Abington, Little Billing, and Weston.
Married (i) Catherine, dau. of Thomas Fleming, of Fothering-
hay Park; (2) Audrey, dau. of William Brownlow, of Humby,
Lines. Died in London, Feb. 4, 1700-1. Buried at Abington.
M.I. (Baker, i. 15; Middle Temple Bench Book; Le Neve,
Mon.)
THURSCROSS, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter,
1584; B.A. from Magdalene, 1586-7; M.A. 1590. Incorp. at
Oxford, 1610. V. of Withemwick, Vorks., 1592-5. V. of
Catterick, 1594-1603. R. of Winston, Durham, 1602-8.
Canon of York, 1608-22. R. of Gt Langton, Yorks., i6n.
R. of Stokesley, 1615. V. of Kirkby Moorside, 1619-25.
Archdeacon of Cleveland, 1619-35. WiU dated, June 20,
1642; proved (P.C.C.) Nov. 27, 1649, by his son Tobias (161 4).
Father of the next.
THURSCROSS, TIMOTHY. Matric. pens, from Magdalene,
Lent, 1615-6. S. of Henry (above). B.A. 1618; M.A. 1622;
B.D. 1629; D.D. 1669 (Lit. Reg.). Fellow, 1622. Incorp. at
Oxford, 1622. Fellowof Eton, 1670-1. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
Nov. 28, 1622; priest (York) Sept. 1625. Preb. of York,
1622-71. V. of Kirkby Moorside, Yorks., 1625-38. Arch-
deacon of Cleveland, 1635-8. Minister of the Charterhouse.
Died in London, Nov. 1671. Will, P.C.C. Brother of the
next. (Magdalene College History, 95; Al. Oxon.)
THURSCROSSE, TOBIAS. Matric. pens, from Magdalene,
Michs. 1614. S. and h. of Henry (1584), of Kirkby Moorside,
Yorks. B.A. 1617-8. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Aug. i, 1619.
Of Kirkby Moorside, Esq. Married Martha, dau. of Sir
WiUiam Belt, Recorder of York. Living, 1649. Brother of
Timothy (above).
THURSKE, RALPH. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Michs.
1585 (perhaps adm. at Peterhouse, Nov. 13, 1586; Thirske).
Probably his will (York) 1626; of Skidby, Yorks., clerk.
THURSTON, ADAM DE. Fellow of Peterhouse, in 1339.
Perhaps identical with 'Thurstan, Bedell of Cambridge';
ord. sub-deacon (Ely) Jan. 8, 1348-9.
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THURSTON, CLEMENT. Adm. pens, (age i8) at Caius, May ig,
1636. S. of John (1602). B. at Hoxne, Suffolk. School,
Aylsham (Messrs Knowles and Clare). Matric. 1636; Scholar,
1638-42; B.A. 1639-40; M.A. from Queens', 1643. Ord.
deacon (Norwich) Dec. 24, 1643; priest, June 16, 1644. R.of
Worlingworth, Suffolk, 1645-60. R. of Toppesfield, Essex,
1660 (not inducted). Married Rose, dau. of John Redgrave,
of Woodbridge. Probably died 1660. Brother of Frederick
(1645) and Nathaniel (1632). (Venn, 1. 322.)
THURSTONE, EDMUND. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1571. Of Norwich.
THURSTON, EDMUND. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs.
1580; B.A. 1584-5.
THURSTON, FREDERICK. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius,
Jime 30, 1645. S. of John (1602), gent., of Hoxne, Suffolk.
Bapt. there, Oct. 9, 1627. School, Hoxne (Mr Hall). Matric.
1645; B.A. 1648-9. Buried Sept. 12, 1658; described in a
deed, 1659 {Suffolk Records, 1. 12) as 'late of Pulham, Nor-
folk.' Half-brother of Clement (1636) and Nathaniel (1632).
{Venn, i. 358.)
THURSTONE, HAMMOND. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's,
Mar. 23, 1645-6. S. of Alexander, gent., of St Michael-le-
Queme, London. B. there. School, Isleworth (Mr Willis).
Matric. 1646.
THRUSTON, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Lent, 1563-4.
THURSTON, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Caius, Mar. 11,
1601-2. S. of John, gent., of Ho.xne, Suffolk. School,
Worlingworth (Mr Grundy). J. P. for Suffolk. Succeeded his
father in the manor of Worlingworth, the priory of Hoxne,
etc. Married (1) Elizabeth, dau. of Richard Godbold, of
Lopham, Norfolk; (2) Katherine, dau. of John Fincham, of
Outwell. Died Apr. 1, 1640. Buried at Hoxne. Father of
Clement (1636), Frederick (1645) and Nathaniel (1632).
{Venn, 1. 177.)
THURSTON, JOHN. Adm. pens, at St John's, June 15, 1646.
S. of Edmund, mercer, of Colchester, Essex. B. there, July 1,
1631. Schools, Colchester (Mr Dugard) and Merchant
Taylors'. Matric. 1646; B.A. 1649-50; M.A. 1653. V. of
Flempton and Hengrave, Suffolk, 1667-82.
THURSTON, JOHN. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Clare, June 27, 1704-
B. at Bumham Market, Norfolk.
THURSTON, JOSEPH. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1611. Of Essex. Scholar; B.A. 1615-6; M.A. 1619; B.D.
1627. Fellow, 1617 (by royal mandate). Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) May 15; priest, May 16, 1625. R. of Alresford,
Essex, till 1639. R. of Beckingham, Lines., till 1658. Died
Feb. 14, 1657-8.
THURSTON, JOSEPH. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's, May 20,
1689. S. and h. of Joseph. B. at Colchester. School, Brent-
wood (Mr Barnard). Matric. 1692; B.A. 1692-3. Adm. at
Lincohi's Inn, Feb. 4, 1687-8. Called to the Bar, 1696. Of
Colchester, Essex, and afterwards of Little Wenham, Suffolk,
Esq. Married Mary, dau. of Sir Isaac Rebow, of Colchester,
Knt. Recorder of Colchester. Died at Colchester, Oct. 16,
1714. Buried at Little Wenham. Will, P.C.C. Brother of
Thomas (1691), father of the next and of Thomas (1725-6).
(Peile, 11. 113.)
THURSTON, JOSEPH. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 15) at Caius, Apr.
13, 1720. S. of Joseph (above), Esq., of Colchester, deceased.
B. there, June i6, 1704. School, Westminster. Matric. 1720.
Adm. at the Inner Temple, July 25, 1719. Died s.p., Dec. 22,
1732. Buried at Little Wenham. Brother of Thomas (1725-
6). {Venn, 11. 13.)
THRUSTONE, MALACHIAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Sidney,
Nov. 10, 1645. S. of Edward, of West Buckland, Somerset.
B. there. School, Tiverton. Matric. 1645; B.A. 1649-50;
M.A. 1653; M.D. from Caius, 1665 {Lit. Reg.). Fellow of
Sidney, 1651-5; of Caius, 1655-1701. Hebrew lecturer, 1655,
1662; Registrar, 1659; Greek lecturer, 1664. FR.S., 1665.
Practised at Exeter. His raind failed, and he spent his latter
years with relations in Somerset. Author, medical. Died
June 3, 1 701. Buried at West Buckland. Admon. (P.C.C.)
May, 1702. {Venn, 1. 393.)
THURSTON, NATHANIEL. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 16) at Caius,
Nov. 13, 1632. S. of John (1602), gent. B. at Hoxne, Suffolk.
School, Aylsham (Mr Knowles). Matric. 1633. Of Hoxne
Abbey, Esq. Married Mary, dau. of Thomas Trench, of
Tilney, Norfolk. Buried Sept. 3, 1658, at Hoxne. M.I.
Brother of Clement (1636) and Frederick (1645). {Venn, I.
308; Vis. of Suffolk, 1664.)
THURSTON, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1621.
THURSTON, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's, Oct. 8,
1691. 2nd s. of Joseph. B. at Colchester. School, Brentwood
(Mr Bernard). Matric. 1696; M.B. 1697: M.D. 1701. Migrated
Thwaites, Mark
to Caius, Feb. 2, 1702-3; resided for some time as a Fell.-
Com. Adm. at Lincohi's Inn, May 21, 1691. Will (P.CC).
Nov. 8, 1708; bequests of books etc. to Christ's and Caius.
Brother of Joseph (1689). {Peile, 11. 123; Venn, i. 510.)
THURSTON, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, June
27,1718. Of Bramford, Suffolk. Doubtless s. and h. of John,
ofBramford. Matric. 1718; B.A. 1721-2; M.A. 1725 Fellow,
1724-6. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Jime 15, 1716; afterwards adm.
at the Middle Temple, Oct. 30, 1728. Called to the Bar, 1729.
Bencher, 1750. Died Apr. 8, 1751. {Middle Temple Bench
Book; G. Mag.)
THURSTON, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Caius, Feb. 15,
1725-6. S. of Joseph (1689), Esq., of Wenham, Suffolk.
Bapt. there, May 17, 1708. Schools, Westminster (private).
Bury (Mr Kynnesman) and Colchester (Mr Turner). Scholar,
1726-9; Matric. 1727; B.A. 1730-1. Sold Little Wenham, in
1765. Buried Jan. 16, 1774, at Little Wenham. Brother of
Joseph (1720). {Venn, 11. 24.)
THURSTON, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1548. One of these names V. of Wrotham, Kent, 1558-63.
THURSTON, W[ILLIAM]. Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, May 26,
1576. Matric. 1576.
THURSTON, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1611, as Thuriton. Of Norwich.
THURSTON, DE HUNINGHAM. Bedell, c. 13 15, University
chaplain. Benefactor. One 'Thurstan le Bedell' mentioned
in 1335 {Calendar of Close Rolls), but this was probably an-
other man; possibly Adam (1339), whom sec. (H. P. Stokes,
Esquire Bedells.)
THURSTON, . Scholar of Gonville Hall, 1541.
THURSWELL, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs.
1602.
THURTYLBY, . Degree in 1465-6. Probably Thomas
Thorlby; 'M.A.'; R. of Brinkley, Cambs., 1465-9-
THURWELL, HUGH. Adm, sizar at Jesus, June 21, 1625.
Matric. 1625.
THWAYTS, ANTHONY. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Clare, Michs.
1570. Probably s. of John, of Reymerston, Norfolk, Esq.
Of Reymerston. Married Jane, dau. of Nicholas Fulwood,
of Eastwood, Notts. {Vis. of Norfolk.)
THWAYTES, EDWARD. B.A. 1542-3. S, of Anthony, of
Hardingham, Norfolk, Esq. M.A. 1546; B.D. 1553. Ord.
deacon (Norwich) Feb. 27, 1547-8. V. of Hardingham, 1553;
still there in 1603. R. of Hingham, 1553. Brother of the
next. (Km. of Norfolk; Blomefield, x. 227.)
THWAYTES, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter,
1544. Doubtlesssths. of Anthony, of Hardingham. {Vis. of
Norfolk.)
THWAYTES, FRANCIS. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June 4,
1666. Of Yorkshire. Exhibitioner from Charterhouse.
Matric. 1667; B.A. 1669-70; M.A. 1675. Ord. deacon (York)
Sept. 1671; priest, Sept. 1675. V. of Corringham, Lines.,
1680-7. R. of Stanford, Notts., 1686. R. of Seagrave, Leics.,
1715. Chaplain to the Earl of Yarmouth. Father of John
(1708).
THWAYTES, JAMES. Scholar of St John's, 1557. Of West-
morland. B.A. 1560-1. Fellow, 1561.
THWAYTES, JOHN. M.A. and D.D. Proctor, 1449-50. Perhaps
Fellow of Clare, in 1455. Incorp. at Oxford, 1459. R. of
Little Gransden, Cambs., 1459-66 R. of All Hallows, Bread
Street, London, 1467-80. R. of St Leonard's, Foster Lane,
1479-80.
THWAYTES, JOHN. B.Civ.L. 1506-7.
THWAYTES, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Easter,
1558.
THWAITES, JOHN. M.A. from Clare, 1669. Matric. (New
College, Oxford) July 31, 1658; B.A. (Oxford) 1662. R. of
Cromwell, Notts., 1669. R. of Kirkby, 1700. Licensed to
marry Anne Birkhead, of Haughton, Aug. 19, 1670. {Al.
Oxon.; J. Ch. Smith.)
THWAITS, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Sept. 22. 1708. Of
Stanford, Notts. S. of Francis (1666). School, Lough-
borough. Matric. 1708.
THWAYTES, LANCELOT. B.Civ.L. 1527-8. Ord. priest
(Durham) Sept. 9, 1534; 'on the title of his benefice of
St Oswald.' V. of St Oswald, Durham, 1534-50. R. of
Egglescliffe, 1541-55. V. of Aycliffe, 1550-4. (H. M. Wood.)
THWAYTES, LIONEL. Adm. pens, at Caius, 1618. S. of
Richard (1577), of Hardingham, Norfolk. Buried Aug. 4,
1618. {Venn, i. 238.)
THWAYTS, MARK. B.A. from Trinity, 1603-4; M.A. 160;.
240
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THWAITES or THAYTES, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 15) at
Caius, June 23, 1577. 2nd s. of Thomas, of Hardingham,
Norfolk, Esq. Schools, Brandon, Suffolk, and Ely, Cambs.
Matric. 1577. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Aug. 8, 1575; of
Fumival's Inn. Of Hardingham. Will proved (Norwich)
Feb. 27, 1616-7. Brother of William (1583) and father of
Lionel (1618). {Venn, i. 92.)
THWAYTES, ROBERT. D.D. Probably V. of Masham, Yorks.,
1448-57; Dean of Auckland, Durham. R. of Cottenham,
Cambs., 1456-8. Chancellor of Ely. R. of Terrington,
Norfolk, tiU 1458. Died 1458. Will (P.C.C.) 1458; of St
Andrew, Auckland, Durham. One of these names preb. of
Southwell, 1438; Vice-Chancellor of Oxford University, 1441
and 1453; Master of Balliol College, Oxford, 1450. (J.
Crosby; Fisher, Masham, 332.)
THWAYTES, ROBERT. B.Can.L. 1532-3.
TWAYTES, ROWLAND. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs.
I573.
TWAYTES, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Lent, 1564-5.
TWAYTS, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, Sept. 1591.
S. of Thomas. B. at Norwich. School, Norwich (Mr Lym-
bert). Matric. c. 1590; Scholar, 1592-8; B.A. 1594-5; M.A.
1598. Fellow, 1600-13. Incorp. at Oxford, 1602. Obtained
the college testimonial for orders, Dec. 20, 1604. R. of
MattishaU, Norfolk, 1609. R. of Claxby Pluckacre, Lines.,
1611. R. of Miningsby, 1620. Will (Lincoln) 1638. (Venn,
I. 143-)
THWAYTES, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Queens', Jan. 27,
1746-7. Of Yorkshire. Matric. 1747; B.A. 1751; M.A.
1754; B.D. 1763. Fellow, 1751-74. Ord. deacon (Ely) Mar.
18, 1753. R- ot Cheverell, Wilts. V. of Oakington, Cambs.,
1764-73. Perhaps P.C. of Wortley Chapel, South Yorkshire.;
B.D. If so, died 1802.
THWAYTS, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1558; B.A. 1561-2.
THWAYTES, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, Oct. 19,
1583. Of Hardingham, Norfolk. S. of Thoracis, Esq. Scholar,
1583-7. Probably married Anne, dau. of Henry Richers,
Esq., of Swannington. Died s.p., 1606. Brother of Richard
(1577). (Venn, 1. 119.)
THWAITES, . D.D. 1479-80.
THWAITES, . B.A. 1481-2; M.A. (?) 1484.
THWAITES, . B.D. 1489-90.
THWAYTES, . B.Can.L. 1517-8.
THWAYTES, . B.A. 1518-9.
THWAYTES, . B.Can.L. 1529-30. A priest.
THWAYTES, . Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1544.
THWENG or THWING, ANTHONY. B.A. from St John's,
1592-3; M.A. 1596.
TWENG, JOHN DE. Scholar at King's Hall, 1346. Died
Aug. 6, 1349.
THWYNGE, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Nicholas Hostel,
Michs. 1548; LL.B. 1554-5; Twhenge.
THYARDE, see TYARD.
THYRNEBECK, WILLIAM. B.Civ.L. 1504-5.
TIBSHALL, TIMOTHY. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1635. Buned at All Saints', Cambridge, Feb. 11, 1636-7.
TICE, ISAAC. Matric. sizar from St Catharine's, Easter, 1629.
Doubtless s. of Robert, minister of Ware, Herts.
TISE, JOHN. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, 1627. Of London.
TICHBORNE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter, 1584.
Migrated to Trinity. Scholar, 1588; B.A. 1588-9; M.A. 1592;
B.D. 1599; D.D. 1605. Fellow of Trinity, 1591. R. of St
Michael-le-Quem, 1604-8. R. of Thakeham, Sussex, 1607.
R. of Buxted, 1620. Author, A Triple Antidote against
certaine very Cmntnon Scandals of this Time. Died Aug. 18,
1638. Buried at Buxted. (Cooper, 11. 530.)
TICHBORNE, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 23,
1607. Matric. 1607.
TICHBORNE or TUCHBURNE, W. Matric. pens, from Peter-
house, Michs. 1582.
TICKHELL, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter,
1618.
TICKILL, DANIEL. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Easter, 1646-
Of Devon.
TICLE or TYCKULL, . B.Can.L. 1510-1.
TICKNER, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age 22) at Peterhouse,
Oct. 4, 1644, from Magdalen College, Oxford. Of Surrey.
Matric. 1644; Scholar, 1645-6; B.A. 1645-6. Ejected from
Alcester, Warws., 1662. Died soon after. (Calamy, 11. 479.)
Till, Thomas
TIDBOALD, ALEXANDER. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius,
May 15, 1671. S. of Walter. B. at Stockleigh, Devon.
School, Tiverton (Mr Humes). Matric. 1671, 'Titbull';
Scholar, 1671-5; B.A. 1674-5. Will proved (Exeter) 1682.
(Venn, i. 444.)
TIDCOMBE, TOBIAS. M.A. 1650 (Incorp. from Oxford). B.A.
(St Edmund's HaU, Oxford) 1647; M.A. (New Inn HaU),
1648. Fellowof Corpus Christi, Oxford, 1648. R. of Ditcheat,
Somerset, 1656-62, ejected. (Al. Oxon.)
TIDD, see TYDD.
TIDSWELL, EDWARD. Scholar of Trinity, 1599; B.A. 1599-
1600; M.A. 1603; B.D. i6io. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Dec. 22;
priest, Dec. 23, 1604. Chaplain of Trinity, 1606-18. V. of
St Clement's, Cambridge, 1607-16. R. of Colney, Norfolk,
1616-47. Will (P.C.C.) 1654.
TIFFIN, BENJAMIN. Matric. sizar from Queens', Michs. 1631.
Of London. B.A. 1634-5; M-A. 1638.
TYFFEN, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, Mar. 5,
1660-1. S. of John, bookseller, of Godmanchester, Hunts.
B. there. School, Huntingdon (Mr Taylor). Matric. 1661;
B.A. 1664-5. Signed for priest's orders (London) Dec. 22,
1666. R. of Souldrop, Beds., 1666-1720. Buried there
Sept. II, 1720. Brother of William (1669) and father of the
next.
TIFFIN, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at Christ's, July 14, 1685.
S. of John (above). Bapt. Apr. 20, 1669, at Souldrop, Beds.
School, Huntingdon (Mr Matthews). Matric. 1685; Scholar,
1689; B.A. 1689-90; M.A. 1693. College lecturer on Rhetoric,
1694-1700. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 25, 1692; priest,
Sept. 23, 1694. C. of Woodhill, Beds. (Peile, 11. 101.)
TIFFYN, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Queens', Feb. 15,
1644-5. Of Surrey. S. of William (probably of Egham,
Surrey). B. at St Ives, Hunts. School, Ockham, Surrey.
Migrated to Christ's, June 23, 1645. Probably adm. at the
Middle Temple, June 26, 1650. Called to the Bar, 1659.
TYFFYN, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Michs. 1552.
TYFFEN, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Christ's, Dec. 8,
1669. S. of John. B. at Godmanchester, Hunts. School,
Huntingdon (Mr Tayler). Matric. 1670; B.A. 1673-4; M.A.
1677. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 19, 1675; priest, Sept. 23,
1677. V. of Shambrook, Beds., 1677-1706. Buried there
Apr. 11, 1706. Brother of John (1660-1). (Peile, 11. 26, 33.)
TIFFIN, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius, Feb. 11,
1712-3. S. of Roger, gent., of Crimplesham, Norfolk. B.
there. Schools, Downham Market (Mr Robinson) and Nor-
wich (Mr Pate). Matric. 1713; Scholar, 1713-8; B.A. i7i6-7-
Ord. deacon (Norwich) Sept. 21, 1718; C. of Wereham and
Wretton, Norfolk. Chaplain of Wigston's Hospital, Leicester.
Stenographer. Author, A New Help and Improvement of
the Art of Swift-Writing. Died Dec. 1759- Buried in St
Martin's Church, Leicester. (Venn, i. 528; D.N.B.)
TIFFORD, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs.
1576; B.A. 1580-1; M.A. 1584. Minister at Thetford Chapel,
Stretham, Cambs., 1618-23. Buried there July 4, 1623.
TIFFORD, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 15) at St John's, Sept. 28,
1636. S. of Thomas, butcher, of the parish of Holy Sepulchre,
Cambridge. B. there. School, Cambridge (.Mr Lovering).
Matric. 1637; B.A. 1640-1; M.A. 1644. Ord. deacon and
priest (Lincoln) Feb. 22, 1645-6. R. of Fen Ditton, Cambs.,
1650. R. of Kirtling, 1657. R. of Tostock, Suffolk, 1661.
V. of Pakenham, 1664-73. Buried there Mar. 8, 1672-3.
TIGHE, see TYGHE.
TILBURG, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Trinity, June 11,
1707. S. of Cornelius, M.D., of St Giles-in-the-Fields,
London. School, St Paul's. Matric. 1707; M.B. 1712. Living,
1725.
TILBY, HENRY. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1702. Of Kent.
S. of Henry. Matric. 1702. Buried in St Benet's Church,
1702, aged 16. (Masters.)
TILCOCK, WILLIAM. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Emmanuel, Nov. 29,
1695. Of Middlesex.
TILDEN, see TYLDEN.
TILGHSMAN, EDWARD. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's,
June 30, 1693. S. of John. Bapt. Nov. 1, 1676, at Rugby,
Warws. School, Rugby.
TYLL, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1578; B.A. 1581-2.
TILL, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, July 7, 1657. Of
Kent. Matric. 1657; B.A. 1660-1; M.A. 1664. V. of Wester-
ham, Kent, 1667-73. I^- of Warlingham, Surrey, 1673-89.
Chaplain to James, Earl of Northampton. Died 1689.
(Manning and Bray, 11. 432.)
TYLL, THOMAS Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs. 1580.
V. A.C. IV.
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TILL, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age i8) at Caius, Apr. 21, 1629.
S. of Edward, gent. B. at Little Cornard, Suffolk, Matric.
1629; B.A. 1632-3.
TYLLE, WILLIAM. Adm. at King's (age 16) a scholar from
Eton, 1470. Of St Magnus, London.
TYLL, . M.A.; excused from congregations, etc., 1518-9.
TILLAM, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, June 22,
1696. S. of Joshua, gent. B. at Richmond. School, Sedbergh.
Matric. 1696; LL.B. 1707. Ord. priest (Carlisle) May 26,
1700. One of these names, 'B.A.,' V. of Wedmore, Somerset,
1707-21. Died 1721.
TILLARD, see also TILLIER.
TILLARD, JAMES. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Trinity, June 24, 1735.
Of London. Probably s. and h. of William, of Norton Folgate,
Middlesex. Matric. 1735. Adm. at the Inner Temple, Oct. 11,
1737. Brother of William (1735).
TYLLIARD, JOHN. Adm. at King's (age 17) a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 21, 1535. Of Drayton, Middlesex. Off before
1539.
TILLARD, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Queens', Mar. 28, 1750.
Of London. S. and h. of Joas, of the Inner Temple. B. Oct.
19, 1732. Matric. 1751; B.A. 1757; M.A. 1760. Adm. at
the Inner Temple, Feb. i, 1747-8. Ord. priest (Peterb.)
Dec. 18, 1757. V. of Wirksworth, Derbs., 1778-86. Died
Nov. 28, 1786. (Burke, L.G.)
TILLARD, WILLIAM. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Trinity, June 24,
1735- Of London. Probably s. of William, of Norton
Folgate, Middlesex. Matric. 1735. Brother of James (1735).
TILLET, see TILLOT.
TILLEY, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Emm.\nuel, May 18, 1681.
Of Salop. Matric. 1683; B.A. 1684-5; M.A. 1688.
TILLEY, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Sidney, June 18, 1683.
S. and h. of Henry, farmer. B. at Hobolder, Salop. School,
Newport, Salop (Mr Edwards). Matric. 1683. Adm. at the
Inner Temple, May 9, 1687.
TILLIE, PETER. B.A. from Peterhouse, 1603-4. Doubtless
'of Leics., pleb.'; matric. (Merton College, Oxford) Jan. 19,
1598-9, age 15. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Mar. 1, 1606-7.
TILLIER, see also TILLARD.
TILLIER or TILLYAR, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. pens, (age 19)
at Pembroke, Mar. 21, 1664-5. S. of Christopher, citizen of
London. B. in London. B.A. 1669-70; M.A. 1671 {Lit. Reg.).
Probably R. of East Angmering, Sussex, 1679. Doubtless
father of the next.
TILLIER, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. at King's, a scholar from
Eton, 1704. Doubtless s. of Christopher (above), R. of East
Angmering, Sussex. B. there, 1685. Matric. Easter, 1705;
B.A. 1708-9; M.A. 1712. Fellow, 1708. Ord. deacon (London)
Sept. 25, 1709; priest (Chichester) Sept. 21, 1712. V. of
Clymping, Sussex. V. of Goring. R. of Patching, 1740-6.
Died June, 1746. M.I. at Arundel.
TILLINGHAM, EDMUND. Adm. scholar at Trinity Hall,
Mar. 26, 1606; LL.B. 1610.
TILLINGHAM, EDMUND. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's,
Feb. 22, 1630-1. S. of Edmund, gent., of Dunmow, Essex.
B. there. School, Halstead. Matric. 1631; B.A. 1635-6;
M.A. 1639.
TYLLINGHAST, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter, 1578;
B.A. 1581-2; M.A. 1585. Ord. priest (Peterb.) Apr. 5, 1590.
R. of Street, Sussex, 1593-1624. Buried there Mar. 16, 1624.
Will (Lewes) 1624. Father of the next and of Robert (162&-7).
TILLINGHAST, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Mar. 24,
1620-1. S.of John (above), R. of Street, Sussex. Bapt. there,
Sept. 25, 1604. School, Newport, Essex (Mr Woode).
Scholar, 1621-5; B.A. 1624-5. Subscribed for deacon and
priest (Bristol) Apr. 2, 1625. R. of Tarring Neville, Sussex,
1636. R. of Street, i637-?54. Became an independent,
c. 1650; assisted WiUiam Bridge at Gt Yarmouth, Norfolk,
1651-2. Minister of Trunch, 1652-5. A resolute Fifth
Monarchy man. Author, religious. Died June, 1655. Will
(P.C.C.) 1655. Brother of Robert (1626-7). (Venn, 1. 25^;
TILLINGHAST, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Queens', July 3, 1645.
Of Sussex. Perhaps s. of Pardon, of Alfriston, Sussex;
matric. (Magdalen Hall, Oxford) July 14, 1642, age 17.
TILLINGHAST, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 14) at Christ's,
Feb. 27, 1626-7. S. of John (1578). B. at Street, Sussex.
Schools, Newport, Essex (Mr Wood and Mr Hobmann) and
Bishop's Stortford (Mr Leigh). Matric. 1626-7; B.A. 1630-1.
Brother of John {1620-1). (Peile, i. 380.)
TILLOT or TILLET, CHARLES. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity,
July 7, 1699. S. of Thomas, of Cambridge. School, King's
College School (Mr Roswell). Matric. 1702-3; B.A. 1703-4;
TiLNEY, Emery
M.A. 1707. Incorp. at Oxford, 1723. Ord. deacon (Norwich)
Sept. 1706; priest, June, 1707. R. of Bittering, Norfolk,
1711-30. (Al. Oxon.)
TILLOTT, HENRY. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 162 1;
B.A. from Trinity Hall, 1623-4.
TILLOT, ISAAC. Adm. sizar at Corpus Christi, 1665; ex-
hibitioner from Bury School. Of Suffolk. Buried at St
Benet, Cambridge, Dec. 13, 1669.
TYLLOT, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs. 1555.
Perhaps adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Mar. 3, 1559-60; Tillat.
TILLET, LEONARD. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1588. Possibly of Wrotham, Suffolk. (Vis. of Suffolk,
1664-8).
TILLETT or TILLOTT, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Pem-
broke, Apr. 13, 1625. S. of Reginald, farmer. B. at Bury
St Edmunds. Matric. 1625; B.A. 1628-9; M.A. 1632. Per-
haps ord. priest (St David's) Feb. 16, 1632-3. R. of Depden,
Suffolk, 1632. R. of Stansfield. R. of Shimpling (alias
Shimplingthome), 1664.
TILLOT, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1627. Of Suffolk. Perhaps s. of Thomas, of Rougham. B.A.
1630-1. (Vis. of Suffolk, 166^.)
TILLET, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, Apr. 3, 1663.
S. of Thomas, gent., of Pulham St Mary, Norfolk. B. at
Rougham, Suffolk. Schools, Rougham (private) and Bury
St Edmunds (Dr Stephens). Matric. 1663; Scholar, 1663-4.
(Venn, i. 417.)
TILLOT, . Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1556.
TILLOTSON, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Clare, Apr. 23, 1647. S. of
Robert, clothier, of Halifax. B. 1630, at Old Haugh End,
Halifax. School, Colne, Lanes. Matric. 1647; B.A. 1650;
M.A. 1654; D.D. 1666. Fellow, 1651-61, deprived. Ord. c.
1661. Chaplain to Sir Edm. Prideaux. R. of Kedington,
Sufiolk, 1663-4. Preacher at Lincoln's Inn, 1663-91.
Lecturer at St Laurence Jewry, London, 1664. Chaplain
to the King, 1666-91. Preb. of Canterbury, 1670-2. Preb.
of Chichester, 1670. F.R.S., 1671. Dean of Canterbury,
1672-89. Canon of St Paul's, 1675-91; Dean, 1689; P.C,
1691. Clerk of the Closet, 1689-91. Archbishop of Canter-
bury, 1691-4. Author, sermons. Died Nov. 22, 1694. Buried
at St Laurence Jewry. (D.N.B.)
TILLOTSON, JOSHUA. Matric. sizar from King's, Easter, 1732.
Of Yorkshire. Migrated to Emmanuel, Dec. 7, 1734; B.A.
1735-6; M.A. 1745. Sur-master, St Paul's School, 1748-63.
Died Aug. 18, 1763. WiU (P.C.C.) 1763.
TILLOTSON, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Clare, Aug. 23, 1693.
Of London. Nephew of John (1647). Matric. 1694; B.A.
1697-8; M.A. 1701. Fellow, 1699-1701. Incorp. at Oxford,
1712. Sinecure R. of Elm and Emneth, Cambs., 1700. Lived
in Cambridge. Died 1739.
TILLOTSON, STEPHEN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's,
May 10, 1725. S. of Thomas, husbandman, of Yorkshire.
B. at Cononley. School, Threshfield (Mr Marshall). Matric.
1725; B.A. 1728-9. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Dec. 20, 1730;
priest (York) June 4, 1732. C. of Skipton, Yorks., 1731.
(Scott-Mayor, iii. 386.)
TILLS, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Easter, 1585.
TILLS, MICHAEL. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1576; B.A. 1578-9; M.A. 1582.
TILLS, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1626. Of Norfolk. B.A. 1628-9. Buried at St Benet's,
Cambridge, Nov. 4, 1629.
TILMAN, ABRAHAM. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Michs. 1581; B.A. 1583-4; M.A. 1587. Fellow, 158&-9.
Will proved (V.C.C.) 1589.
TILMAN, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Michs.
1609; B.A. 1612-3; M.A. 1616; B.D. 1623. Fellow, 1613.
Ord. deacon (London) Dec. 20, 1618; priest. Mar. 12, 1619-20.
C. of Gt St Andrew's, Cambridge, 1622. R. of Rickinghall
Superior, Sufiolk, 1624-5. R- of Stowlangtoft, 1624-5. R- of
Rettenden, Essex, till 1641. Died 1641-2. Will (Cons. C.
London) 1641-2.
TILNEY, CHARLES. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Jesus, Easter,
1576. Doubtless s. and h. of Philip, of Shelley, Suffolk. B.
Sept. 23, 1561. Probably adm. at Gray's Inn, 1579. Gentle-
man pensioner. Executed with Babington and others for
treason, Sept. 20, 1586. (D.N.B.; Thompson, Boston.)
TILNEY, EMERY. Adm. sizar at Corpus Christi, c. 1543.
2nd s. of Thomas, of Shelley, Suffolk. Pupil of George
Wishart of whom he wrote an account. Succeeded to Monk's
Hall, Syleham, 1565, and to Shelley, 1601-2. Married
Winifred Davis. Died 1606. (Cooper, i. 559; iii. 119; Copinger,
Manors of Suffolk, iv. 92; vi. 81.)
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TILNEY, FIRMVAN. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Lent
1577-8. Perhaps s. of Robert, of East Tuddenham, Norfolk.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, June 12, 1581. Probably brother of
Richard (i577-8).
TILNEY, FRANCIS. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Caius, June 18,
1607. S. of Francis, gent., of East Tuddenham, Norfolk.
School, Hardingham (Messrs Gould and Philipps). Matric.
1608; Scholar, 1608-13; BA. 1610-1; M.A. 1614. Ord. priest
(Norwich) June 15, 1617. V. of Denham, Sufiolk, 1617.
Subscribed ifao for the defence of the Parliament, 1642.
WiO proved (Norwich C.C.) Sept. 28, 1663. Brother of
Nathaniel (1609-10) and probably father of the next. {Venn,
I- 195.)
TILNEY, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's, Easter,
1658. Of Suffolk. Probablys. of Francis (above). B. A. 1659;
M.A. 1663. V. of Offton, Sufiolk, 1660. R. of Brisingham,
Norfolk, 1667-1715. Married Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas
Rode, of North Cove, Suffolk, Esq. Died Sept. 13, 1715.
aged 81. Buried at Brisingham. M.I. (Blomefield, I. 66 ;
P. Thompson, Boston, 372.)
TILNEY, FREDERICK. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's,
Michs. 1635. Of Suffolk. B.A. 1639-40; M.A. from Jesus,
1644. FeUow of Jesus, 1644-50, ejected. V. of Dagenham,
Essex, 1654-63. Buried Aug. i, 1663.
TYLNEY, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Michs.
1573-
TILNEY, JAMES. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June 7, 1715. Of
Norfolk, B.A. 1718.
TYLNEYE, JOHN DE. King's Scholar at Cambridge, 1337.
Died Jan. 13, 1340-1.
TILNEY, JOHN. D.D. of Cambridge. Of Yarmouth, Norfolk.
Carmelite friar. Prior at Yarmouth, 1435, 1437, and 1455.
Attained distinction as an exponent of the scriptures. Author,
An Exposition of the Apocalypse, Sermons, etc. (Pits, 621;
D.N.B.; C. J. Palmer, Yarmouth, i. 231.)
TILNEY, JOHN. D.Can.L. and FeUow of Clare, c. 1450. One
of those nominated to assist William Bingham in founding
God's House, afterwards Christ's College. {College History,
23.)
TILNEY, JOHN. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1571; B.A. 1576-7;
M.A. from Magdalene, 1580. Ord. priest (Norwich) Jan. 15,
1580-1. V. of Santon, Suffolk. R. of Helton, 1589-1600.
TILNEY, NATHANIEL. Adm. pens, (age 14) at Caius, Jan. 17,
1609-10. S. of Francis, gent., of Hardingham, Norfolk.
School, Reymerstone (Mr Gould, B.A. and Mr Graver).
Matric. 1610; Scholar, 1610-6; B.A. 1613-4; M.A. 1617.
Ord. priest (Norwich) Mar. 13, 1619-20. V. of Hemsby,
Norfolk, 1624-43. Buried there May 4, 1643. Brother of
Francis (1607). {Venn, 1. 206.)
TILNEY, PHILIP. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1550;
B.A. 1556-7. R. of Swefling, Suffolk, 1569-73. V. of Rauce-
by, Lines., 1574-6. Died c. 1576. Brother of Thomas (1550).
TYLNEY, PHILIP. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Caius, June 15, 1614.
S. of Thomas, Esq., of Ipswich. Bapt. Jan. 29, 1598-9, at
St Clement's, Ipswich. Matric. 1613. Of Shelley Hall, Suffolk.
Succeeded his father, 1620. Sold the Shelley estate in
1627. Married Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Francis Needham, of
Barking, Knt. Father of the next. {Venn, i. 22$; Copinger,
VI. 81.)
TILNEY, PHILIP. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 16) at Caius, Sept. ii,
1635. S. of Philip (above), gent. B. at Barking Hall, Suffolk
(his mother's home). Matric. 1635. Living in London, 1656.
{Venn, i. 318.)
TYLNEY, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1563.
TILNEY, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Lent,
1577-8. Perhaps s. of Robert, of East Tuddenham, Norfolk.
B.A. from Pembroke, 1580-1; M.A. 1584. Fellow of Pem-
broke, 1583. Probably adm. at Gray's Inn, Oct. 15, 1585.
Probably brother of Firmyan (1577-8).
TILNEY, ROBERT. Fellow of Peterhouse, c. 1418.
TYLNEY, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1579.
TILNEY, STEPHEN. B.A. 1518-9.
TILLNEY, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1550;
Scholar, 1554. Perhaps of SheUey, Suffolk. Adm. at the
Inner Temple, 1556. Brother of Philip (1550).
TILNEY, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1611;
B.A. from Trinity Hall, 1614-5; M.A. 1618.
TILNEY, . B.A. 1529-30-
TYLNEY, . Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1544.
TILNEY, . FeU.-Com. at Jesus, 1564-5.
TILSON, BUCKLEY. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, Feb. 2,
1731-2. 3rd s. of Thomas, of Dublin, Esq. School, Eton.
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Matric. 1732; Scholar, 1732. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Sept. 16,
1732. Brother of the next, of Henry (1726), George (1734),
Oliver (1734) and James (1726).
TILSON, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Trinity,
Mar. 17, 1738-9. 6th s. of Thomas, of Dublin, Esq. School,
Tonbridge, Kent. Matric. 1739; Scholar, 1739; B.A. 1742-3.
Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Mar. 22, 1738-9. To be distinguished
from his relative and namesake, chief clerk of the Treasury.
Brother of Buckley (above), etc. (T. U. Sadleir.)
TILSON, EDWARD. Adm. sizar at Christ's, Oct. 13, 1655.
Matric. 1655. One of these names V. of Clarborough, Notts;
died before Sept. 1696. {Peile, i. 570.)
TILSON, EDWARD. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Peterhouse,
June 29, 1665. Of Nottinghamshire. Perhaps s. of Robert
(1638). School, Carlton, Notts. Matric. 1665; B.A. 1668-9.
Ord. deacon (York) Mar. 1668-9; priest (Gloucester, at
Holbom) Feb. 27, 1669-70. R.of Eynesford,Kent, 1670-1726.
R. of Lullingstone, 1671-1726. Buried at Eynesford, 1726.
Father of the next and of Robert {1721-2). {T. A. Walker,
130.)
TILSON, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from King's, Michs. 1717.
S. of Edward (above). B.A. 1721-2; M.A. 1725. Taxor, 1725.
Ord. deacon (Lincolii) Dec. 20, 1724; priest, June 5, 1726.
Succeeded his father as R. of Lullingstone, Kent, 1726-48.
V. of Eynesford, 1726-48. Chaplain to Lord Townshend.
Died 1748. Brotherof Robert (1721-2). (Hasiei, i. 310, 315.)
TILSON, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1628.
Of Lincolnshire.
TILSON, GEORGE. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Trinity, Apr. 2,
1689. S. of Nathaniel. B. in London. School, St Paul's.
Matric. 1689; Scholar, 1691; B.A. 1692-3; M.A. 1696.
FeUow, 1695. Under-Secretary of State (North), 1708-38.
F.R.S., 1735. Died Nov. 17, 1738. (A. B. Beaven.)
TILSON, GEORGE. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, Mar. 9,
1733-4. 4th s. of Thomas, of Dublin, Esq, School, Eton.
Matric. 1734; Scholar, 1735; B.A. 1737-8; M.A. 1741-
FeUow, 1740. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Sept. 16, 1732. Ord.
deacon (Norwich) Dec. 1739; priest, Dec. 1740. Chaplain
at Hampton Court; resided at Richmond. Died Sept. 8,
1778. Buried at Petersham, Surrey. WiU (P.C.C.) 1778.
Brother of Buckley (1732), etc. (T. U. Sadleir.)
TILSON, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Trinity, May 17,
1726. 2nd s. of Thomas, of Dublin, Esq. School, Eton.
Matric. 1726; Scholar, 1727; B.A. 1729-30; M.A. 1733.
FeUow, 1732. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, May 16, 1725- Re-
sided at Eagle Hill, Co. Kildare. Wharfinger of the port of
Dublin with his brother James, 1744-64, and solely, 1764-91.
Married Anne, dau. of William Bushe. Died Oct. 19, 1791.
WiU (Dublin) 1791. Brother of Buckley (1732). etc. (H. B.
Swanzy. T. U. Sadleir.)
TILSON, JAMES. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity, May 17, 1726.
S. and h. of Thomas, of DubUn, Esq. School, Eton. Matric.
1726; Scholar, 1728; B.A. 1729-30; M.A. i744- Adm. at
Lincohi's Inn, May 16, 1723. Adm. at King's Inn, Dublin,
and caL'«d to the Irish Bar, 1739- Resided at PaUas, King's
County, .-nd Bolesworth Castle, Cheshire. Afterwards Consul
at Cadiz. Married (i) Jane Tilson, Dec. 26, 1742; (2) July 7,
1750, Gertrude, Countess of Kerry. Died June 20, 1764. WiU,
P.C.C. Brotherof Buckley (1732). etc. (T. U. Sadleir.)
TILSON, JOHN. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1738. Of Westmor-
land. Matric. Michs. 1738.
TILSON, OLIVER. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity, Mar. 9,
1733-4. 5th s. of Thomas, of Dublin, Esq. School, Eton.
Matric. 1734; Scholar, 1735; B..\. 1738-9; M.A. 1742.
FeUow, 1741. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Sept. 16, 1732. Ot
Hill St, Berkeley Square. Commissioner of the Salt Duties,
1766. Died Dec. 23, 1788. Brother of Buckley (1732)1 etc.
(T. U. Sadleir.)
TILSON, ROBERT. M.A. from Peterhouse, 1638. Of Lincoln-
shire. B.A. (Oxford) 1633-4. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Mar. 10,
1638-9; priest, June 9, 1639. R. of South Wheatley, Notts.,
1640. Perhaps father of Edward (1665).
TILSON, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Pembroke, Feb. 23,
1721-2; 'Grecian' from Christ's Hospital. S. of Edward
(1665), V. of Eynesford, Kent. Matric. 1721-2; B.A. 1725-6;
M.A. 1729. FeUow, 1731. Incorp. at Oxford, 1733- OrA.
deacon (Lincoln) Feb. 26, 1726-7; priest. Mar. 2, 1728-9.
V. of Ugley, Essex, 1729. Admon. Jan. 29, 1729-30, to
brother Edward (i7i7).
TILSON, ROGER. B.A. 1510-1. Of Lincolnshire. A priest.
M.A. 1513-4. FeUow of St Catharine's.
TILSON, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, 1657.
Matric. Easter, 1658; B.A. 1660-1; M.A. 1665. FeUow.
Signed for priest's orders (London) June 7, i666. R. of Ditton,
Kent, 1679-1702. V. of Aylesford, 1691-1702. Buried at
Ditton, July 26, 1702, aged 61. M.I. Father of the next.
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TiLsoN, Thomas
TILSON, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, July g,
1691. Of Kent. S. of Thomas (above). Matric. 1691; B.A.
1694-5; M.A. 1698. Fellow, 1695. Ord. priest (Lincoln)
Dec. 24, 1699. Succeeded his father as V. of Aylesford, Kent,
1702-50. R. of Ditton, 1702-50. Buried there Feb. 17,
1749-50. aged 76. M.I. {M.H. Peacock; Fielding, Rochester.)
TYLSON, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs. 1568;
B.A. 1571-2; M.A. 1575.
TILSON, . B.A. 1463-4. Perhaps M.A. 1468-9. John
Tilson, B.Can.L., was presented to Fulboume, Cambs., 1470.
TILSON, . Non incepit, 1472-3.
TIMBERLAKE, HENRY. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1621; B.A. 1624-5. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) July 29, 1625.
TIMBERLAKE, LUKE. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, May i, 1675.
Of Middlesex.
TIMBLE, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, c. 1590;
B.A. 1593-4.
TIMES, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Magdalene, Mar.
19, 1651-2. S. of Richard, alderman, of Cambridge. School,
Perse. Matric. 1652; B.A. 1655-6.
TIMCOCK (? TUNCOCK), ANTHONY. Matric. sizar from Corpus
Christi, c. 1596. Of Northamptonshire.
TIMME or TIMMES, see TYMMES.
TIMPERLY, NICHOLAS. Matric. pens, from Gonville Hall,
Easter, 1544. Probably s. of William, of Hintlesham, Suffolk.
TIMPERLEY, NICHOLAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, July
7, 1602. 2nd s. of Nicholas (will (P.C.C.) 1623-4; a family of
popish recusants), of Icklesham, Suffolk. School, Ipswich
(Mr George Downing). Purchased lands in Hadleigh.
Living, 165 1 ; mentioned in the will of his brother Sir Thomas.
Probably died Sept. 24, 1664, at Colkirk. (Venn, i. 179.)
TIMPERON, see TYMPERON.
TIMWORTH, ROBERT. Com. for M.A. or higher degree,
1478-9; again, 1484-5. Of Norwich diocese. Resident in
St Benet's parish, Cambridge, in 1487; 'B.D.'
TINDALL, see TYNDALL.
TINGCOMB, THEOPHILUS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Pembroke,
Nov. 3, 1654. S. of Phihp, R. of Launcells, Cornwall. B. at
Lansallos, Cornwall. B.A. 1658.
TINGEY, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Christ's, June 15,
1710; never resided. S. of John. B. at Shelton, Hunts.
TINGGE, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Queens', Jan. 6, 1674-5.
Of the Isle of Ely, Cambs. Matric. 1674-5; B.A. 1679-80.
Ord. priest (London) June 11, 1693. V. of Brent Pelham,
Herts., 1693-1724. Died 1724-5.
TINKE or TYNCKE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs.
1620; Scholar, 1624; B.A. 1624-5.
TINCKE, PHILLIP. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter, 1614;
B.A. 1616-7; M.A. 1620. Ord. priest (Norwich) 1621. R. of
Withersdale, Suffolk, 1625-8. V. of Worlingworth, 1628. Of
Southolt, near Withersdale, in 1640, when he was assessed
for ship-money. (Peile, i. 2g$.)
TINKLER, HENRY. Adm. sizar at Corpus Christi, 1668. Of
Norfolk. Matric. 1668; B.A. 1671-2; M.A. 1680. Ord. deacon
(Norwich) Sept. 1672; priest, Feb. 1680-1. R. of North
Pickenham, Norfolk, 1687; also R. of Houghton, 1687-1715.
TINKLER, ISAAC. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius, Mar. 30, 1637.
S. of William, gent. B. at Melton Mowbray, Leics. Migrated
to Peterhouse. Matric. there, Easter, 1637; Scholar of Caius,
1 640-1. Author, English verses before J. Gower's Translation
of Ovid's Fasti, 1640. (Venn, i. 325.)
TINMOUTH or TINMEW, JOHN. M.A. 4th Master of Pembroke,
1400-6. Probably identical with John Tynmewe, B.A., who
petitioned the Pope for a benefice, 1363. Styled Presbyter
of the diocese of London and M.A. before the year 1380.
(Loder, 212; Cal. of Papal Pet., 1. 404.)
TYNMOUTH, JOHN, alias MAYNELYN. Educated at the house
of his order at Cambridge and Oxford. Franciscan friar of
Lynn, Norwich. R. of Ludgershall, Bucks., till 1511. Prob-
ably preb. of Sarum, 1510-24 (according to Stubbs). V. of
Boston, Lines., c. 1515. Suffragan Bishop (styled Bishop of
Argos). Died 1524. Buried at Boston. Will (P.C.C).
(Cooper, I. 31; Thompson, Boston, 170.)
TINNEY, see TENNY.
TIPLIN, GEORGE. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Magdalene, Feb. 10,
1653-4. S. of George, citizen, of York. Matric. 1657; B.A.
1657-8. Doubtless V. of St Lawrence, York, 1661-79; R- of
St Denis, 1667-79. Died 1679.
TIPLIN, HENRY. Adm. sizar at Jesus, June 2, 1690. Of
Yorkshire. Matric. 1690; Rustat Scholar, 1692; B.A. 1693-4;
M.A. 1700. Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1604; priest, i6q8.
V. of Kirk Ella, Yorks. Died 1705.
TiTE, Robert
TIPPINGE, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Apr. 2
1577- S. of Rodolph, yeoman, of Hoxton, Middlesex. School,
Merchant Taylors'. Scholar, till Michs. 1584; B.A. 1580-1;
M.A. 1584.
TIPPING, GEORGE. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Sept. 19, 1594.
Matric. c. 1594; Scholar; B.A. 1597-8; M.A. 1602. R. of
Ashton-on-Mersey, Cheshire, i6i3-(?) 19. Inventory at
Chester, 1619. (E. Axon.)
TIPPING, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, Feb. 7,
1700-1. S. of John, joiner. B. at Stamford, Lines. School,
Stamford (Mr Turner). Matric. 1701; B.A. 1704-5; M.A.
1708. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Mar. 4, 1704-5; priest (York)
June, 1707. C of St Martin's, Stamford, 1705. V. of Well,
Yorks., 1705-13. V. of Ryhall, Rutland, 1711-27. Died
May 4, 1727, aged 44. (H. I. Longden.)
TIPPING, THOMAS. M.A. 1681 (Incorp. from Hart Hall,
Oxford). S. of Thomas, of Oxford. Matric. (Brasenose
College, Oxford) Oct. 24, 1673, age 14; B.A. (Oxford) 1677;
M.A. 1680. R. of Weston Colville, Cambs., 1680-1732. Died
1732. Father of WiUiam (1715) jmd perhaps of the next.
(Al. Oxon.; J. Crosby.)
TIPPING, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 15) at St John's, July 29,
1701. S. of Thomas (? above), clerk. B. at Thurlow, Suffolk.
School, Saffron Walden, Essex (Mr Kilbom). Matric. 1701-2 ;
B.A. 1705-6; M.A. 1709. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 8,
1707; priest (London) May 23, 1714. C. of Little Hadham,
Herts., 1713-9, where he inserts polyglottic notes in the
register. V. of Yardley, 1719-52. V. of Sandoii, 1731-52.
Died Oct. 23, 1752. Perhaps brother of William (1715).
(G. Mag.; Clutterbuck, iii. 583, 606.)
TIPPING, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Peterhouse,
Feb. 24, 1713-4. Of Surrey. S. of Ichabod, V. of Camber-
well, Surrey. Bapt. there, Oct. 25, 1695. School, Charter-
house. Matric. 1714; Scholar, 1714; B.A. 1717-8; M.A. 1721.
Ord. priest (Norwich) May, 1722. Perhaps V. of Stagsden,
Beds., 1723-31. (But this may refer to Thomas (above).)
TIPPING, THOMAS. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Clare, May 14, 1717.
Doubtless s. and h. of Sir William, of Wheatfield, Oxon.,
Bart, (and Anne, dau. of Thomas Cheeke, of Essex, and some-
time Lieutenant of the Tower of London). B. in London.
Bapt. Mar. 6, 1699-1700, at St Paul's, Covent Garden. M.A.
1717 (Com. Reg.). Succeeded his father as 2nd Bart., July 1,
1718. Married Mary, dau. of Sir John Lear, Bart., of Lind-
ridge, Devon. Died s.p., Feb. 20, 1724-5, aged 24. (G.E.C.,
IV. 173-)
TIPPING, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Magdalene,
June 29, 1715. S. of Thomas (1681), clerk. B. at Weston,
Cambs. School, Histon, Cambs. Matric. 1715. Perhaps
brother of Thomas (1701).
TYPTON, EDMUND. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1572
TIPTON, EDWARD. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, May 25,
1732. S. of E., clothier, of Salop. 13. at Wortham. School,
Shrewsbury (Dr Phillips). Matric. 1732; B.A. 1735-6. R. of
Eaton Constantine, Salop, 1739-49.
TI REMAN, see TYREMAN.
TIRINGTON, see TERRINGTON.
TIRRINTE, ANDREW, see TYRRINTE.
TISDALL, see also TEASDALE.
TISDALL, MICHAEL. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, Oct. 25,
1689, from Trinity College, Dublin. Adm. there, July 30,
1687, age 16. 2nd s. of Michael. Bapt. Nov. 29, 1672, at
Dublin. Matric. 1689; B.A. (Dublin) 1691. Adm. at the
Inner Temple, Feb. 13, 1690-1. Barrister-at-law. Military
advocate and General Commissioner for Appeals in Ireland.
Married and had issue. (Burke, L.G. Ireland.)
TISDALE, RICHARD. Adm. sizar at Queens', June 28, 1682.
Of Salop. Matric. 1682; B.A. 1685-6. Ord. priest (Norwich)
Aug. 1688; 'B.A. of Trinity Hall.'
TISE, JOHN, sec TICE.
TISSER, JOHN. M.A. 1693 (Incorp. from Merton College,
Oxford). Matric. there, Apr. 6, 1682, age 16. S. of James, of
London, gent. B.A. (Oxford) 1686; M.A. 1691. Fellow of
Merton College, Oxford, 1688-1719. Preacher to the mer-
chants at SmjTna for nine years. R. of Kedington, Suffolk,
1711-50. (Al. Oxon.)
TITE, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from King's, Easter, 1631. (See
the next.)
TITE, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Mar. 24, 1629-30.
Of Norfolk. Matric. (sizar) Easter, 1631. One of these B.A.
from Magdalene, 1633; M.A. 1637. Ord. deacon (Norwich)
Sept. 25, 1636; 'C. of Tibenham, Norfolk'; priest, Sept. 22,
1638. R. of St Edward and St Julian, Norwich, 1642,
sequestered, but restored.
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TiTERlNGTON, DaNIEL
TITERINGTON, DANIEL. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi,
Michs. 1579. V. of Levington, Suffolk, 1619. Will (Comm.
Essex) 1639; of West Hanningfield, Essex.
TIDERINGTON, EDMUND. Matric. from Christ's, 1593-4;
B.A. 1597-8; M.A. 1601. Ord. priest (Ely) Sept. 1602. C. of
Tilney, Norfolk, in 1604. Probably buried at Gt St Andrew's,
Cambridge, Feb. 2, 1605-6. {Peile, i. 213.)
TITFORD, WALTER. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Peterhouse,
May 24, 1711; aftenvards pens. Of Bedfordshire. School,
Roxton, Beds. Scholar, 1 713.
TITHER, see TYTHER.
TITLEV, CHARLES. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, June 1 1,
1698. S. of Charles, deceased. B. at Easton, near Stamford,
Northants. School, Stamford (Mr Turner). Matric. 1698;
B.A. 1701-2; M.A. 1705 {Com. Reg.). Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
June 3, 1705; priest. May 19, 1706. R. of South Luffenham,
Rutland, 1707-24. V. of Lavendon, Bucks., 1721-c. 27.
R. of Cottesmore, Rutland, 1725-49. Died 1749. Will
(P.C.C.) 1749-
TITLEY, PETER. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1575;
B.A. 1578-9; M.A. 1582. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Mar. 20,
1582-3; priest, Apr. 8, 1583. R. of Wilby, Norfolk, 1586.
R. of Ufiord, Northants., 1586-1641. Died 164 1. Father of
Richard (1615) and perhaps of the next. (H. I. Longden.)
TITLEY, PETER. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1612.
Perhaps s. of Peter (above). B.A. 1615-6; M.A. 1619; B.D.
1626. V. of Tuxford, Notts., 1620-6. V. of South Grantham,
Lines., 1626. Preb. of Southwell, 1632-3. Buried at
Grantham, Dec. 31, 1633. Perhaps brother of Richard (1615).
TITLEY, PETER. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Easter, 1641 ;
B.A. 1641. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Feb. 26, 1642-3.
TITLEY, PETER. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Peterhouse, May 28,
1650. Of Northamptonshire. Doubtlesss. of Richard (next).
Bapt. Oct. 15, 1631, at Ufford. School, Uppingham. Matric.
1651, 'Fetley'; B.A. 1653-4. Subs, for priest's orders
(Bristol) May 24, 1662; 'M.A.'
TITLEY, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1615.
Doubtless s. of Peter (1575), R. of Ufford, Northants. Bapt.
there, Dec. 9, 1599. Scholar, 1619; B.A. 1619-20; M.A. 1623.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Dec. 21; priest, Dec. 22, 1623. V. of
Bourne, Lines., 1632-42. Succeeded his father as R. of
Ufiord, Northants., 1641. Probably brother of Peter (1612).
(H. I. Longden.)
TITLEY, WALTER. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Trinity, May 28,
1719. S. of Abraham, of Hopton, Staffs. School, Westminster.
Matric. 1720; Scholar, 1720; B.A. 1722-3; M.A. 1726.
Fellow, 1725. Envoy Extraordinary to the Court of Denmark,
1730-68. Wrote an 'Imitation' in English of the second ode
of the 3rd book of Horace. Died at Copenhagen, Feb. 1768.
WiU proved (P.C.C.) Mar. 21, 1768. Benefactor of £1000 to
Trinity College, and of £500 to the University. (D.N.B.;
Al. Westmon., 273.)
TITLEY, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Michs.
1606. Of Norwich. B.A. 1609; M.A. 1613. R. of Irstead,
Norfolk, 1612-3. R. of Oulton, 1613-47.
TITLOW, see also TETLOW.
TITLOW or TYTLAW, RICHARD. B.A. 1534-5.
TITLOE, SAMUEL. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1609.
TITTLESHALL, JOHN. D.D. Fellow of Corpus Christi, 1407.
Sixth Master of the College, 1432-43, resigned. R. of St
Benet, Cambridge, 1417-46. Died 1446. Benefactor to the
College Library. (Masters.)
TITTLESHALL, RICHARD. Fellow of Corpus Christi, 1379.
R. of Grantchester, Cambs., till 1380. Died before 1383.
TIVILL, see also TURVILE.
TIVILL, JOHN. Adm. at Sidney, Oct. 12, 1694. Of Greenwich,
Kent. School, St Paul's. Adm. extra-licentiate of R.C.P.,
in 1686; Licentiate, Dec. 21, 1688. Father of the next.
(Munk, I. 479.)
TIVILL, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Sidney, Oct. 13, 1694.
Only s. of John (above). B. in London. School (private).
TIXON, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Michs. 1568;
B.A. 1571-2; 'Tickson.'
TOCHE, . B.A. 1473-4.
TOCKYTS, JAMES. Matric. sizar from Nicholas Hostel,
Easter, 1544.
TOCKETS, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1602. S. of George, of Tockets. "Of Tockets. Yorks.,gent.';
adm. at Gray's Inn, June 14, 1608. Dieds.p. (Vis.ofYorks.,
1665.)
TODD, ABRAHAM. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Peterhouse, May
26, 1718. Of Yorkshire. School, Northallerton. Matric.
1717; B..-^. 1721-2; M.A. 1725. Ord. deacon (London) Feb.
ToDD, John
18, 1721-2; priest (York) Sept. 22, 1723. R. of Welbury,
Yorks., 1730-47. Probably brother of Thomas (1715);
father of John (1744).
TODD, ANDREW. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius, Mar. ii, 1623-
4. S. of Thomas, husbandman. B. at South Cave, Yorks.
School, Whitgift (Mr Robert Todd). Matric. 1623-4; B.A.
1627-8; M.A. 1631. Ord. deacon (York) Dec. 23, 1627;
priest. Mar. 9, 1627-8; 'C. of Ledsham, near Leeds, Yorks.
R. of Scotton, Lines., 1639. Brother of Thomas (1620-1).
(Venn, i. 264.)
TODD, ANTHONY. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1572.
TOD, ANTHONY. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Easter, 1628.
TOD, ANTHONY. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Magdalene, Mar. 2,
1663-4. S. of Thomas, of Grimsby, Lines. School, Alford.
Matric. 1664; B.A. 1667-8. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June 6,
1669; priest (Peterb.) May 29, 1670. V. of Cameringham,
Lines.
TODD, CORNELIUS. Adm. sizar at Clare, Apr. 27, 1647. S.
of Robert (1614), clerk, of Leeds. B. at Ledsham, Yorks.
Bapt. July 28, 1631. School, Leeds. Matric. 1647; B.A.
1650; M.A. 1654. Ordained at Adel, 1655. Chaplain to Lord
Fairfax. V. of Bilbrough, Yorks., c. 1650. V. of Bilton,
West Riding; ejected, 1662. Preacher in Yorkshire. Died
June 29, 1696. Buried at Alne, near York. Brother of
Robert (1655-6). (Calamy, 11. 556.)
TODD, EDMUND. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1567;
B.A. 1571-2. Ord. deacon and priest (Lincoln) Sept. 29,
1581. R. of Pertenhall, Beds., 1581; signed there, till Aug. 7,
1616.
TOD, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Easter, 1607; B.A.
1610-1; M.A. 1614. Ord. deacon (York) Dec. 1611; priest,
Sept. 1612. R. of St Nicholas, Beverley, Yorks., 1617-39.
Married Mary Nelson, of Welwick, Yorks., 1617.
TODD, FRANCIS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, 1638.
TODDE, GEORGE. Adm. sizar (age 21) at Caius, Oct. 20, 1580.
5. of Thomas, husbandman. B. at Newton, Cumberland.
School, Blencow. Matric. 1580; B.A. 1583-4; M.A. 1587.
Ord. deacon (Carlisle) Mar. 31, 1588. R. of Scorborough,
Yorks., c. 1592; there in 1601. (Venn, i. 108.)
TODD, JEREMY. Matric. pens, from Corpus ChriSti, Easter,
1622.
TODD, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter, 1544.
Probably scholar, 1543-4; B.A. 1544-5.
TODD, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Michs. 1552; B.A.
1556-7; M.A. from Christ's, 1560. Fellow of Christ's, 1557-
61. Fellow of Trinity, 1561. Ord. priest (Lincoln) 1558.
V. of Chesterton, Cambs., 1565-6. Chaplain to the Countess
of Rutland. R. of Hougham, Lines., 1566. R. of Washing-
borough, 1571. R. of Waltham, 1580. R. of Holdenby,
Northants., 1580-2. V. of Hough-on-the-Hill, Lines. Preb.
of SouthweU, 1572-88. Died 1588.
TOD, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Easter, 1608; B.A.
1611-2; M.A. 1615. Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1618; priest,
Mar. 1627-8.
TODD, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, July 7, 1640.
S. of Andrew, merchant, of Hexham, Northumberland.
School, Hexham. Matric. 1640.
TOD, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Pembroke, Apr. 7, 1657.
S. of Robert, attorney. B. at Westminster. School, Charter-
house. Matric. 1657; B.A. 1660-1.
TODD, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Christ's, June 8, 1660.
S. of Edward. B. at Yafiforth, Yorks. School, Northallerton.
Matric. 1660.
TODD, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Sept. 10, 1669.
S. of John, citizen of Norwich. B. there. School, Norwich
(Messrs Lovering and Mazy). Scholar, 1669-75; Matric.
1670; B.A. 1673-4; M.A. 1677. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Sept.
1675; 'C. of Reepham'; priest, Aug. 1677. V. of St Mary,
South Walsham, Norfolk, 1677. (Venn, i. 439.)
TODD, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Clare, Apr. 28, 1684. Of Leeds,
Yorks. Doubtless s. of Arthur. B. Aug. 28, 1666. Matric.
1684; B.A. 1687-8; M.A. 1691. Ord. deacon (London) Aug.
28, 1689; priest. Mar. 16, 1689-90. Lecturer of the united
parishes of St Austin and St Faith, London. R. of Llanfaur,
Merioneth, 1708. Married Margaret, dau. of Nicholas Salter,
of Stoke Pogcs, Bucks., Esq. Died .^ug. 31, 1710, aged 44.
Buried at Stoke Poges. M.I. (Due. Leod.; Lipscotnb, iv. 567,
where he is called M.D.)
TODD, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Peterhouse, Nov. 6,
1744. S. of Abraham (1718), clerk, of Yorkshire. B. at
Fishlake, near Doncastcr. School, Scorton. Matric. 1745.
Migrated to St John's, June 21, 1745. B.A. 1749-50. Ord.
deacon (York) June 10, 1750; priest, Sept. 22, 1751. P.C.
of Castle Eden, Durham, 1763-86. Buried Mar. 13, 1786.
(H. M. Wood.)
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TODD, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar at Clare, Feb. ii, 1673-4. Of
Ipswich. Matric. 1674; B.A. 1677-8. Ord. deacon (Norwich)
Sept. 1678.
TODD, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's, Oct. 1 1,1751.
S. of David, farmer, of Cumberland. B. at Newbiggin.
School, Blencow (Mr Richardson). B.A. i757- Ord. deacon
(Lincoki) Mar. 6, I757; priest (Canterbury) Sept. 24, 1758.
V. of HoUingboume, Kent, 1770-3. Died May 30, i773-
Buried at HoUingboume.
TODDE, NICHOLAS. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Feb. 1563-4;
Scholar, in 1564; B.A. 1566-7.
TODD, RADCLIFFE. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs. 1620.
Of Essex. Doubtless s. and h. of Robert, of Stunner, Essex.
Bapt. there, Apr. i, 1603. B.A. 1624-5. Married and had
issue. Died 1663. Probably brother of Thomas (1631),
father of the next. (Morant, n. 347.)
TODD, RADCLYFF. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's, Apr. 27,
1660. S. of RadclifEe (above), of Cowlinge. B. at Stunner,
Essex. School, Bury (Mr Stephens). Adm. at Gray's Inn,
July 2, 1663, from Barnard's Inn. Married Martha Unwin.
Died July 29, 1675, aged 32. Buried at Sturmer. M.I.
(Peile, I. 590.)
TODD, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs. 1568.
TODD, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 21) at Sidney, June 11,
1626. S. of Thomas (? 1583), clerk, deceased, of Yorkshire.
B. there. School, Thirsk. Matric. 1626; B.A. 1629-30; M.A.
1633. Perhaps C. of Little Stanmore, Middlesex, 1636.
TODD, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Easter, 1 614. S. of
Thomas (? John, according to Due. Lead., 29), of South Cave,
Yorks. B.A. 1617-8; M.A. 1627. Ord. deacon (York) May,
1618; priest, Sept. 2, 1621. V. of Ledsham, Yorks., 1625-35.
V. of St John's, Leeds, 1634-62, ejected. Preacher in York-
shire. Died Jan. 16, 1664, aged 67. Father of Cornelius
(1647) and Robert (1655-6). (Calamy, 11. 565; Due. Lead.,
29.)
TODD, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at Petkrhouse, June 23, 1629
Of Yorkshire. Matric. 1629. Perhaps brother of Roger
(1622).
TOD, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Magdalene, Feb. 25,
1655-6. S. of Robert (1614), clerk, of Leeds, Yorkshire.
School, Leeds. Matric. 1656; B.A. 1659; M.A. 1663. Ord.
deacon (York) Mar. 15, 1662-3. C. of Westerdale, Yorks.,
1660. V. of Snaith, 1663. Married Mrs Elizabeth Newton,
at St Cuthberfs, York, Sept. 18, 1664. Will (York) 1692.
Brother of Cornelius (1647). (Robinson, Snaith.)
TODD, ROGER, Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, June 26, 1622. Of
Yorkshire. Matric. 1622. Perhaps ord. deacon (Carlisle)
May 27, 1632; B.A. Perhaps brother of Robert (1629).
TODD, SAMUEL. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1566.
Of Hertfordshire. B.A. 1570-1; M.A. 1574. FeUow, 1572.
Preb. of Lincoln, 1572-92. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) May 27;
priest, June 2, 1581 {sic). One of these names of East
Wittering, Sussex, clerk. Will (Chichester) 1612. Perhaps
brother of Thomas (1566). (Le Neve, Fasti, 11. 131.)
TODD, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1566;
B.A. 1570-1; M.A. from Christ's, 1574. Fellow of Christ's,
1574-9- Ord. deacon and priest (Lincoln) Mar. 24, 1573-4-
Preb. of Lincoln, 1578-80. Died 1580. (Peile, i. 96.)
TOD, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1566.
Perhaps brother of Samuel (1566).
TODD, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Caius, Oct. 26, 1583; B.A.
1587-8. Ord. deacon (Carlisle) Apr. 26, 1589; of Beswick,
Yorks. Probably V. of Thirsk, Yorks., from 1600. Probably
father of Richard (1626).
TODD, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, Feb. 19, 1620-1.
S. of Thomas, husbandman. B. at South Cave, Yorks.
School, South Cave (Mr Thomas Flint). Matric. 1620-1;
B.A. 1624-5; M.A. 1628. V. of Luddington, Lines., 1631.
One of these names P.C. of Hutton, Cumberland, 1646.
Brother of Andrew (1623-4). (Venn, i. 252.)
TODD, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Queens', Michs. 1631.
Of Essex. Probably s. of Robert, of Sturmer, Essex. B.A.
1634; M.A. 1638. Probably brother of RadclifEe (1620).
[Morant, 11. 347.)
TODD, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Peterhouse, Apr. 22,
1715. Of Yorkshire. School, Northallerton. Matric. 1715;
B.A. 1718-9; M.A. 1724. Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1719;
priest, June, 1721. Probably brother of Abraham (1718).
TODDE, W. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1581.
TODD or TODE, [WILLIAM]. B.A. 1481-2; M.A. 1489-90.
FeUow of Queens', 1494-5. R. of St Botolph, Cambridge,
1493-5-
TODDE, WILLIAM. B.A. 1532-3; M.A. 1536. Probably R. of
Waresley, Hunts., 1536-46 (presented by Pembroke College).
TOLLEMACHE, LlONEL
TODD, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs. 1564.
Perhaps B..'^. 1570-1. (But this may equally well refer to
the next.) This man (or the next) nephew of Dr William
Tod, V. of Northallerton and preb. of Durham. Made
executor of his uncle's will, Jan. 6, 1567-8, while a scholar
at Cambridge. (Surtees, 11. 269.)
TODD, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs. 1566;
Scholar, 1567-9; B.A. 1570-1. Ord. priest (Peterb.) Apr. 22,
1570; 'aged 28; married; resides; B.A. (Cambridge); under-
stands Latin.' R. of Bamoldby, Lines. Probably his will
(Lincoln) 1601. (Peile, i. 96; Lib. Cler. Line., 1576.)
TODDE or TODS, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Magdalene,
c. 1590; B.A. 1595-6-
TODD, . Adm. Fell. -Com. at Corpus Christi, 1561.
TODENHAM, . Rector. Degree, 1468-9.
TODINGTON, THOMAS. Adm.sizaratSi John's, Apr. 12, 1751-
S. of Thomas, farmer, of Leicestershire. School, Southwell,
Notts (Mr Bugg). Matric. 1751; B.A. 1755; M.A. 1758;
B.D. 1765. Fellow, 1757-74. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) May 25,
1755; priest, Dec. 18, 1756. R. of Thomton-le-Moor, Lines.,
1764-73. R. of Medboume with Holt, Leics., 1773-87. V. of
Stapleford, 1774-87. Died Mar. 29, 1787, aged 55. Buned
at Medboume. M.I. (Scott-Mayor, in. 606; Nichols, 11. 340.)
TOFIELD, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Trinity, Apr. 8,
1747. S. of Thomas, of Wilsick, Tickhill, Y'orks. B. Dec. 18,
1730. School, Chesterfield, Derbs. (Mr Bunoughs). Matric.
1747; Scholar, 1747; B.A. 1751- Adm. at the Middle
Temple, Feb. 16, 1748-9. Married Aim, dau. of Thomas
Smith, of Bally, Yorks., 1761. Died Aug. 18, 1779- M.I. at
Tickhill.
TOFT, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Pembroke, May 2, 1660.
S. of John, grocer. B. at Norwich. Matric. 1661; B.A.
1663-4.
TOFT, JOHN. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, May 13, 1665.
S. of Thomas (1628), R. of St Michael-at-Plea, Norwich.
Matric. 1665; B.A. 1668-9; M.A. 1673. Ord. deacon (Nor-
wich) Apr. 1673.
TOFT, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Corpus Christi, 1679. Of Derby-
shire. Matric. 1679.
TOFT, THOMAS. Fellow of Peterhouse, e. 1385. Ord. sub-
deacon (Ely) Mar. 14, 1387-8; deacon, May, 1388. One of
these names, D.D., V. of Walthamstow, Essex, till 1423.
TOFT, THOMAS. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, i457;
B.A. 1460-1.
TOFT, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Michs.
1628; B.A. 1628-9; M.A. 1632. Ord. deacon and priest
(Norwich) Dec. 23, 1632. R. of St Michael-at-Plea, Norwich,
1642. Father of John (1665).
TOFTE, . B.A. 1489.
TOKE, see TOOKE, TUCK and TUKE.
TOKEFYLD, see TUCKFIELD.
TOKLAR, . B.A. 1520-1.
TOLL, see aUo TULL.
TOLLE, JAMES. Matric. pens, from Clare, Michs. 1562.
TOLL, JAMES. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter, 1579-
TOLL, JOHN. Adm.sizaratCAius, C.June, 1679. S. of Thomas,
gent. B. at Lytm, Norfolk. School, Lynn. Migrated to
St John's, Feb. 16, 1679-80, age 15. Matric. 1680; B.A.
1684-5. (Venn, i. 462.)
TOLL, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Trinity, May 21, 1681.
S. of Thomas. B. at Penzance, Cornwall. School, Gerrans
(Mr John Bedford). Matric. 1681; B.A. from Pembroke,
1 685-6. One of these names, ' M.A.,' V. of Combe St Nicholas,
Somerset, 1694-5. Died 1695.
TOLL or TALL, MICHAEL. B.A. 1512-3-
TOLL, NICHOLAS. Adm. sizar at Magdalene, May 24, 1619.
S. of William (1569), R. of Wells, Norfolk. School, Norwich.
Matric. 1620; Scholar at Caius, Oct. 22, 1621, age 20. R. of
St Julian, St Edward, and St Clement, Norwich, 1624-34.
C. of St Nicholas, Lynn, 1633-51; rector there, till 1657.
Died Dec. 16, 1657- (Venn, i. 255.)
TOLL, THOMAS. Scholar of Queens', 1531-4-
TOLLE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Michs. 1564.
TOLLE, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Michs. 1569;
Scholar of Trinity, 1573; B.A. from Trinity, 1573-4; M.A.
1577. Fellow of Trinity, 1576. R. of Wells, Norfolk, 1580.
R. of Pudding Norton, before 1603. Will (P.C.C.) 1604.
Father of Nicholas (1619).
TOLLEMACHE, LIONEL. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Peterhouse,
Michs. 1576. Doubtless s. and h. of Lionel, of Helmingham,
SuSolk. Baot. there, Dec. 14, 1562. High Sheriff of Suffolk,
1592-3, 1608-9, and 1616-7 (sic). Created Bart., May 22,161 1.
Knighted, May 24, 1612. Married Katherine, dau. of Henry,
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TOLLEMACHE, LlONEL
Baron Cromwell, Feb. lo, 1580-1, at North Elmham. Died
Sept. 5, 1612, aged 50. Buried at Helmingham. M.I. Inq.
p.m., 1613-4. (According to G.E.C. he was living in 1617,
but this is apparently an error.) Father of Robert (i6ii).
{T. A. Walker; Copinger, 11. 309; Manning and Bray, i. 368;
G.E.C, I. i8.)
TOLLEMACHE, LIONEL (Lord HUNTINGTOWER). Adm.
Fell. -Com. at Queens', Mar. 28, 1665. S. and h. of Sir
Lionel, Bart., of Helmingham, Suffolk (and Elizabeth, suo
jure. Countess of Dysart). B. Jan. 30, 1648-9, at Helming-
ham. Succeeded his father as 4th Bart., Mar. 1669. M.P.
for Suffolk, 1673-4, 1698-1707; for Orford, 1678-9 and
1685-7. Succeeded as Earl of Dysart, June 5, 1698. High
Steward of Ipswich. Lord-Lieutenant of Suffolk. Married
Grace, dau. of Sir Thomas Wilbraham, Bart. Died Feb. 23,
1726-7. Buried at Helmingham. M.I. WiU, P.C.C. Brother
of Thomas (1668). (G.E.C.)
TOLLEMACH, PTOLOMEUS. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Pembroke,
June 12, 1638. S. of Robert (next), Esq. B. at Helmingham,
Suffolk. B.A. 1641-2.
TOLLEMACHE, ROBERT. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Corpus
Christi, Easter, 1611. Of Suffolk. Doubtless 2nd s. of
Lionel (1576) Bapt. Dec. 10, 1592, at Helmingham. Married
Dorothy Lane, of Staffordshire. Buried Jan. 17, 1626, at
Helmingham. Father of Ptolomeus (above). (Manning and
Bray, 1. 368.)
TOLLEMACHE, THOMAS. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Queens', May
22, 1668. Of Surrey. S. of Sir Lionel, Bart., of Helmingham,
Suffolk. B. c. 1651. M.A. 1669 (Lit. Reg.). Probably adm. at
the Inner Temple, Apr. i, 1668. Lieutenant-General.
Served in Flanders and Tangiers, etc. M.P. for Malmesbury,
1689-90; for Chippenham, 1692-4. Wounded at Brest,
June 8, 1694. Buried June 30, 1694, at Helmingham. Brother
of Lionel (1665). (D.N.B.; Vis. of Suffolk, 1664.)
TOLLER, see also TOWLER.
TOLLER, BOSTOCK. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Peterhouse,
Sept. 14, 1709. Of Hertfordshire. School, Westminster.
Clerk of the peace for Hertfordshire. Mayor of Hertford,
1734. Died Sept. i, 1761. (L. Mag.; T. A. Walker, 223.)
TOLLER, BROWNLOW. Adm. pens, at Clare, June 7, 1748.
S. of John (1702), of Billingborough, Lines., and Ryhall,
Rutland. B. at Ryhall, July 17, 1730. School, Oakham.
Matric. 1748; LL.B. 1754. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June 9;
priest, Aug. 24, 1754. Of Billingborough Hall. Married
Anne, dau. of William Hyde, V. of Long Sutton, Lines.,
Dec. 26, 1754. Died Sept. 4, 1791. Buried at Billingborough.
{Lines. Pedigrees, 995; G. Mag.; Genealogist, i. 188.)
TOLLAR, HENRY. B.A. 1520-1.
TOLLER, JOHN. Matric. sizar from King's, Michs. 1611; B.A.
1619-20; M.A. 1623. R. of Otley, Suffolk, 1631-43.
TOLLER, JOHN. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Emmanuel, Apr. 16,
1679. Of Lincolnshire. S. of John, of Billingborough. B.
May 24, 1662. School, Oundle. M.A. 1682 (Com. Reg.).
High Sheriff of Lincolnshire, 1707. Of Billingborough and
Ryhall. Married Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Nethercotes, of
Nettleham. Buried at Billingborough, May 11, 1732. Father
of the next and of Richard (1706). (Lines. Pedigrees, 994.)
TOLLER, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 15, 1702.
S. and h. of John (above), of HorbUng, Lines. Bapt. Apr. 22,
1685. Matric. 1702. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Dec. 10, 1705.
Called to the Bar, 1712. Serjeant-at-law, 1736. Recorder
of Stamford. Of Billingborough and Ryhall. Married
Catherine, dau. of Sir John Chester, Bart., of Chicheley,
Bucks. Died Nov. 14, 1737. Brother of the next and father
of Brownlow (1748). (Lines. Pedigrees, 995; Genealogist, 1.
188.)
TOLLER, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 8, 1706.
S. of John (1679), oi Billingborough and Ryhall. Bapt.
Aug. 31, 1688. Matric. 1706; B.A. 1709-10; M.A. 1715.
Fellow, 1715. Ord. deacon (Ely) Feb. 21, 1713-4; priest
(Peterb.) Sept. 19, 1714. R. of Folkingham, Lines., 1721-52.
R. of South Ormsby, 1726. Chaplain to the Earl of North-
ampton. Died unmarried, Jan. 11, 1752. Buried at Folking-
ham. (Lines. Pedigrees, 995.)
TOLER, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Apr. 15, 1741. Of
CoUingham, Notts. Probably died Jan. 24, 1791, aged 68;
of BenhaU. (G. Mag.)
TOLLETT, COOKE. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's, June 15,
1716. S. uf George, gent., of Middlesex. B. in London.
School, Westminster.
TOLLET, GEORGE. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, June 3,
1702. S. of Thomas, of London. B. at Dublin. School,
Westminster. Matric. 1702; Scholar, 1703; B.A. 1705-6;
M.A. 1709. Fellow, 1708. Ord. deacon (Ely) Dec. 19, 1708.
Under-master at Westminster, 1711-4. Perhaps F.R.S.,
1713. Died Nov. 30, 1714. Buried in the Abbey.
ToMKiNs, John
TOLLET, GEORGE. Matric. Fell.-Com. from King's, Michs.
1744. Perhaps identical with the Shakespearean critic. If
so, s. of George, Commissioner of the Navy. B. 1725. Adm.
at Lincoln's Inn, July 2, 1745. Called to the Bar, 1751. Of
Betley Hall, Staffs. Contributed notes to Johnson's and
Steevens's edition of Shakespeare. Died Oct. 22, 1770.
(D.N.B.; Musgrave.)
TOLLETT, MARK. Adm. (age 17) at Magdalene, July 24,
1689, from Trinity College, Dublin ; adm. there, Nov. 5, 1688.
S. of Thomas. B. at Dublin. School, Dublin. Matric. 1689;
B.A. 1691-2. Returned to Trinity College, Dublin. Scholar,
1692; B.A. (Dublin) 1692; M.A. 1695. (Al. Dub.)
TOLLETT, RICHARD. B.Civ.L. 1502-3 (Incorp. from Oxford);
D.Civ.L. 1503-4. Incorp. at Oxford, 1511. Canon of Lich-
field, 1501-28. Sub-dean of Exeter, 1515-8. Archdeacon
of Barnstaple, 1518-28. Died Apr. 26, 1528. Will (P.C.C.)
1528.
TOLL WYN, WILLIAM. B.A. 1519-20. Of Norwich. M.A. 1524.
Fellow of Corpus Christi, 1523. Imprisoned, in 1540, upon
the Act of the Six Articles. R. of St Anthony, London, in
1559. Buried Sept. 1,1562. Will (Cons. C. London). (Cooper,
1. 203; Masters, 314.)
TOLLY, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Christ's, Apr. 8, 1629.
S. of John. B. in London. Matric. 1629; B.A. 1632-3; M.A.
.1636. Scholar of Peterhouse. Fellow of Peterhouse, 1633-44,
ejected. R. of Tattingstone, Suffolk, 1641. R. of Little
Gransden, Cambs.,in 1643; ejected, 1645. Will (P.C.C.) 1655.
(Peile, 1. 399.)
TOLY, THOMAS. Scholar at King's Hall, 1453-61 ; M.A. 1459-
60. Ord. sub-deacon (Ely) Mar. 8, 1459-60; deacon, Apr. 12,
1460.
TOLY, THOMAS. Scholar at King's Hall, 1465-70.
TOLY, (junior). Scholar at King's Hall, 1467-73.
TOLNER, . Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Oct. 21, 1629.
TOLSON or TOULSON, CLEMENT. Adm. pens, (age 18) at
St John's, June 11, 1661. 2nd s. of Clement, gent., of
Stokes-in-BoUand, Yorks. School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1664;
B.A. 1664-5.
TOLSON, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Trinity, July 26,
1710. S. and h. of Richard, lawyer, of Lincoln's Inn, London.
School, Charterhouse. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, July 11, 1709.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Jime 12; priest, Sept. 25, 1720. C. of
Easton, Northants., 1732. V. of Easton Maudit, 1737-46.
V. of Grendon, 1737-46. V. of Market Harborough, Leics.
(Hunter, S. Yorks., 11. 68.)
TOLSON or TOULSON, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Queens',
Michs. 1621. Will proved (V.C.C.) 1626; 'B.A.'
TOLUNSBY, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Sidney, May 25, 1612;
B.A. from Christ's, 1615-6.
TOM, JOHN. M.A. from Peterhouse, 1674. S. of Richard,
of Slimbridge, Gloucs. Matric. (Exeter College, Oxford)
May 25, 1666, age 17; B.A. (Oxford) 1669. V. of Ballymodan,
Co. Cork, 1680-1. R. of Ardnageehy, 1681-6. V. of Kinsale,
1681-1717. Preb. of Effin (Limerick), 1682-3. Preb. of
Iniskenny (Cork), 1688-93; of Desertmore, 1693-1717. Died
Nov. 17, 1717. Buried at Kinsale. (^4/. 0.to«.; H. B.Swanzy.)
TOMBE, ANTHONY. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1568.
TOMBE, . Graduate, excused from congregations, 1476-7.
TOMES, WILLIAM. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1621. Of
Norfolk.
TOMISON, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Christ's, Sept. 28,
1703. S. of Robert. B. at Cambridge. School, Histon (Mr
Scaife). Matric. 1704; Scholar, 1704-5; B.A. 1707-8. Ord.
deacon (Norwich) Sept. 1712; priest, Dec. 1713. C. of
Whinbergh, Norfolk, 1712. R. of Swanton Abbot, 1713.
(Peile, II. 158.)
TOMKINS, BENJAMIN. M.A. 1623 (Incorp. from Oxford). Of
Northamptonshire. 6th s. of Thomas, R. of Harpole, North-
ants. Bapt. there, Apr. 14, 1594. Matric. (Magdalen College,
Oxford) June 22, 1610, age 16; B.A. (Oxford) 1615; M.A.
1618. R. of Harpole, Northants., 1628-70. Married four
wives. Buried at Harpole, Nov. 21, 1670. Will proved
(Archd. Northampton) Dec. 6, 1670. (Al. Oxon.; H. I.
Longden; Baker, 1. 179.)
TOMKINS, JOHN. Mus.Bac. from King's, 1608. S. of Thomas,
minor canon and precentor of Gloucester Cathedral. Organist
of King's, 1606-19. Organistof St Paul's Cathedral, 1622-38.
Gentleman of the Chapel Royal. Composer of anthems,
etc. Died Sept. 27, 1638, aged 51. M.I. in Old St Paul's.
Father of Thomas (1664). (To be distinguished from his
brother Thomas, Mus.Bac. (Oxford) 1607, with whom he is
confused in Al. Oxon.) (D.N.B.; J. E. West, Organists.)
TOMPKINS, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1617;
B.A. 1620-1.
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TOMKINS, JOHN. M.A. from King's, 1707. S. of J., of St
Leonards, Bucks. Matric. (Trinity CoUege, Oxford) Mar. 30,
1683, age i8; B.A. (St Mary Hall, Oxford) 1686. Ord. priest
(Lincoln) June 15, 1690. R. of Little Wolston, Bucks., 1690.
V. of Stantonbury, 1707-34- Drovmed himself, Dec. 2, 1734.
{Al. Oxon.; Lipscomb, iv. 348.)
TOMKYNS, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June 16, 1640.
Perhaps s. and h. of Nathaniel, of Beaconsfield, Bucks.
If so, adm. at Lincoln's Inn, May 13, 1647. Called to the
Bar, 1654.
TOMKINS, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, July 28, 1645.
Of Devon.
TOMKYNS, THOMAS. M.A. 1664 (Incorp. from AU Souls
College, Oxford). S. of John (1608), organist of St Paul's
Cathedral, London. B. e. 1637, in Aldersgate Street. Matric.
(Balliol College, Oxford) May 12, 1651; B.A. (Oxford)
1654-5; M.A. 1658; B.D. (Oxford) 1665; D.D. i673- Fellow
of AU Souls, Oxford, 1657. Proctor (Oxford), 1663-4. R.of
St Mary Aldermary, London, 1665-9. R- o^ Gt Chart, Kent,
1667. R. of Lambeth, Surrey, 1669-75. Canon, Chan-
ceUor and preb. of Exeter, 1669-75- R- o^ Monks Ris-
borough, Bucks., 1672-5. A zealous royalist and churchman
Author, The Rebel's Plea, etc. Died Aug. 20, 1675. Buried
at Marton-Hussingtree, Worcs. {Al. Oxon.; D.N.B.)
TOMKINSON, FRANCIS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Trinity,
May 24, 1677. S. of Francis, of Staffordshire. School,
Stafford.
TOMKINSON, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, May, 1631;
B.A. 1635-6; M.A. 1639- Ord. priest (Peterb.) June 9, 1639-
V. of Hatfield, Yorks., 1639-69. Died 1669. M.I. at Hatfield.
Father of Thomas (1668).
TOMKINSON, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1635-
TOMKINSON, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 15) at St John's,
May I, 1668. S. of Thomas (1631), clerk, of Hatfield, Yorks.
B. there. School, Belton (Mr Balden). Matnc. 1668; B.A.
1671-2- M.A. 1675; B.D. 1682. FeUow, 1676-1717, ejected
as non-juror. V. of Holy Trinity, Cambridge, 1683. Died
May 9, 1724-5. Buried in the College Chapel. (Scott-Mayor.)
TOMKYS, BENJAMIN. B.A. from Trinity, 1597-8. B. at
Wolverhampton, Staffs. M.A. 1601. Ord. deacon (Oxford);
priest (London) Mar. 16, 1605-6, age 28.
TOMKYS, JOHN. M.A. from King's, 1668. Of Bilstone, Staffs.
Matric. (New Inn Hall, Oxford) June 14, 1661, age 18; B.A.
(Oxford) 1664. V. of Snitterfield,Warws., 1682-1703. Preb.
of Wolverhampton, 1695-1702. Buried at Snitterfield,
June, 1703. (Al.Oxon.)
TOMKYS, THOMAS. Scholar of Trinity, Easter, 1599; B.A.
1600-1; M.A. 1604. FeUow, 1602. Dramatist; wrote
Albumazar, a comedy, on the visit of James I to Cambridge,
1614, probably also the author of Lingua. {N. and Q., 3rd S.,
XII. 155; D.N.B.)
THOMLINS, GILES. Adm.pens.at Jesus, Junes, 1619. Matric.
1619. Perhaps of Brantingham, Yorks., if so, licence to
marry Elizabeth EUerker, of York, 1630.
TOMLIN, HENEAGE. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, May 26, 1736-
Of Yorkshire. S. of William (1689). Matric. 1736. Ord.
deacon (York) Apr.; priest, 1740. V. of Atwick, Yorks.,
1740-56. V. of Skipsea, c. 1742- Died 1756- Buried at
Ulrome. M.I. Brother of William (1727)-
TOMLIN, JAMES. Matric. sizar from Sidney, Michs. 1598.
Of Weekley, Northants. B.A. (? 1604-5); M.A. 1608. Ord.
deacon (Peterb.) Dec. 20, 1607; priest, Dec. 28, 1608. R. of
ScaldweU, Northants., 161 1-7. Married Margaret Stevens,
at Weekly, Apr. 23, 1612. Buried at ScaldweU, June 4, 1617.
(H. I. Longden.)
TOMLINS, MARMADUKE. Matric. pens, from Queens',
Easter, 1631. Of Yorkshire. S. and h. of Thomas, of Cotness,
Yorks., gent. Adm. at Gray's Inn, May 17, 1633- Of
Redbum, Lines., 1654; of Manton, 1676, Esq. Bought Riby
from Sir Edward Hussey, Bart. Buried there Sept. 6, 1691.
[Lines. Pedigrees, 996.)
TOMLIN, MARMADUKE. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Magdalene,
July 3, 1680. S. of Marmaduke, gent. B. at Manton, Lines.
School, Kirton. Matric. 1683; B.A. 1683-4.
TOMLIN, MARMADUKE. Adm. pens, at Magdalene, June 21,
1701. S. and h. of WiUiam, gent. B. at Riby, Lines. School,
Beverley, Yorks. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 18, 1701-2.
Married Mary, dau. of Martin Browne, of Louth, Oct. 8,1713-
Buried at Riby, Jan. 22, 1729-30. (Lines. Pedigrees, 996.)
TOMLYN, RALPH. Matric. sizar from Clare, Michs. 1566.
Ord. priest (Lincohi) July 24, 1574; 'bred in the schools.'
R. of Aspenden, Herts., 1575. R. of Little Thurrock, Essex,
tiU 1597.
THOMLYN, ROGER. FeUow of St John's, 1517-8.
ToMLiNsoN, John
TOMLINS-, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar at Queens', Mar. 29, 1622.
Of Gloucestershire. Matric. (Magdalen Hall, Oxford) June
23, 1621, age 19. Migrated to Cambridge. B.A. 1623-4;
M.A. from Emmanuel, 1627. Doubtless P.C. of Northaw,
Herts., 1637. Will dated, July 23, 1661; proved (P.C.C.)
Oct. 11, 1661. (H. G. Harrison.)
TOMLINS, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Nov. 9, 1647.
Of Berkshire. B. at Newbury. B.A. 1651 ; M.A. from Corpus
Christi, 1655. R. of Crawley, Hants., 1655-62, ejected.
Head of a presbyterian congregation which met at a private
house in the Soke of Winchester, 1669; excommunicated,
1671. Licensed to be a Presbyterian teacher at Winchester,
Apr. 13, 1672; again excommunicated and imprisoned, 1679.
Went to Andover, 1687; there, preaching and teaching, in
1692. Author. Died June 18, 1700, aged 67. WUl proved
(Con. C. Winchester) Nov. 8, 1700; of Hulcot, WUts. {Calamy,
1. 8; H. G. Matthews.)
TOMLYN, WILLIAM. Master of the Hospital of St John (after-
wards St John's CoUege) 1498. Surrendered, for the founda-
tion of the CoUege. (Cooper, i. 16.)
TOMLIN, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age iS) at Sidney, June 21,
1689. S. and h. of WilUam, farmer. B. at EUerker, Yorks.
School, Beverley (Mr Lambert). Matric. 1689. Perhaps V.
of Withemwick, Yorks., 1716-21. V. of Mappleton, 1720-45.
V. of Skipsea, 1721-42. V. of Ukome, East Riding, 1721-45.
Died 1745. M.I. at Ulrome. Father of the next and of
Heneage (1736).
TOMLIN, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 15) at St John's, May 5,
1727. S. of Wmiam (above), of Yorkshire. B. at EUerker,
near Beverley. Matric. 1727.
TOMLINS, WILLIAM. M.A. from King's, 1747; afterwards of
St John's. S. of John, of WUtshire. Matric. (St Mary HaU,
Oxford) Mar. 2, 1730-1, age 22; B.A. (Oxford) 1733-6. Ord.
deacon (Winchester) Dec. 20, 1741; priest, Dec. 23, 1744-
R. of Upham, Hants., 1756-88. R. of CoUingboume Ducis,
Wilts., 1756-88. Chaplain to Thomas, Lord Bruce. Died
1788. WiU, P.C.C. (Scott-Mayor, m. 568; Al.Oxon.)
TOMLIN, . Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, June 12, 1563.
TOMLINSON, BOULTER. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, Sept.
1720. Doubtless s. of John (1688), M.D., of Leeds (and
Susanna Boulter, of London). M.D. 1728 (Com. Reg.). Will
(P.C.C.) 1766; of Cheltenham, Gloucs.
TOMLYNSON, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. sizar at Peterhouse,
Feb. 2, 1582-3. Matric. 1583.
TOMLINSON, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. pens, from Clare,
Easter, 1620; B.A. 1621-2.
TOMBLINSON, GABRIEL. Matric. FeU.-Com. from St Cath-
arine's, Easter, 1631. Perhaps s. of Gabriel, of St Mary
Somerset, London, citizen and draper.
TOMLINSON, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Lent,
1597-8; B.A. 1603-4; M.A. 1607- Ord. deacon (Lincoln)
Mar. I, 1606-7; priest, Oct. 2, 1608. C. and Schoolmaster of
AU Saints', Huntingdon, 1610. R.of Benedict's, Huntingdon,
1616-30; of St John Baptist, 1619-41. Died 1641.
TOMLINSON, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, July 4,
1653. S. of Richard, of Dalton-in-Fumess, Lanes. B. there.
School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1653; B.A. 1656-7; M.A. 1660;
B.D. 1667. FeUow, 1657. R. of Paulerspury, Northants.,
1675-87. Buried there Apr. 1, 1687.
TOMLINSON, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Clare, Mar. 24, 1669-70.
Of Arkesey, Yorkshire. Matric. 1670.
TOMLINSON, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 26, 1671.
Of Yorkshire. S. of Richard, of Blencogo in Bromfield
parish, Cumberland. B. 1651. Matric. 1671; B.A. 1674-5;
M.A. 1678. Ord. deacon (York) Feb. 1674-5; priest, Sept.
1677 C. of Poole, near Otley, Yorks., 1675. V. of
Homcastle, Lines., 1678; R. of Rothbury, Northumberland,
1678-1720, M.A.; V. of Holy Trinity, Micklegate, York,
1681. R. of Holy Trinity, Goodramgate, York, 1684; Vicar-
Choral of York, 1692. Buried Mav26, 1720. Brother of Robert
(1719). (M. H. Peacock; T. C. Dale; F. C. Beazley.)
TOMLINSON, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's, June 5,
1675. S. of Peter, yeoman, of Bum, near Selby, Yorks.
B. there, 1656. School, Pontefract. Matric. 1675. Adm. at
Gray's Inn, June 16, 1676. Married and had issue.
(Genealogist, N.S., xii. 263.)
TOMLINSON, JOHN. M.A. 1676 (Incorp. from Glasgow).
Incorp. at Oxford, 1676. Ord. deacon (? Carlisle) Sept. 24,
1671; priest, Sept. 21, 1673. V. of Stanwix, Cumberland,
1676-85. Died 1685. (Al. Oxon.; B. Nightingale, 197.)
TOMLINSON, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Nov. 7, 1688. Of
Yorkshire. Perhaps 2nd s. of John, of Thorgamby, Yorks.
If so bapt.there, Apr. 7, 1663. Matric. 1688. Probably M.A.
itgo (Lit. Reg.). Of Leeds, M.D. Married Susannah, dau. of
Robert Boulter, of London (styled Poulter in Due. Lead.).
Died 1745. Doubtless father of Boulter (1720). (Genealogist,
N.S., xii. 264.)
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THOMLINSON, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, Oct.
29, 1709. S. of William, gent. B. Sept. 19, 1692, at Blencogo,
in Bromfield parish, Cumberland. School, Appleby (Mr
Banks). Matric. 1709; B.A. 1713-4; M.A. 1717. Ord. deacon
(London) June 16, 1717; priest (Derry), Dec. 21, 1718. C. of
Rothbury, Northumberland, 1717. R. of Glenfield, Leics.,
1722-61. R. of Gt Peatling, 1742. R. of Willoughby Water-
less, 1742. Chaplain to the Countess of Orkuey. Died Feb. 5,
1761, aged 69. WiU, P.C.C. (Nichols, iv. 613.)
TOMLINSON, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity, Apr. 8,
1714. S. of John, merchant, of AJntigua, West Indies. School,
Newington, London (Mr Price). Adm. at the Inner Temple,
May 8, 1714. Joins the Troop, 1717-8. Chief Baron of the
Exchequer, 1744. Member of the Council, 1745. President
and Colonel of Militia, 1753. Of Antigua, Esq. Married Jane,
dau. of Daniel Mackinen, surgeon. Buried at St John's,
Antigua, June 11, 1753. (Oliver, Antigua, iii. 139.)
THOMLINSON, JOHN. Adm. Fell. -Com. (age 19) at Christ's,
July 2, 1750. S. of John, of East Bamet. B. in London.
School, in Essex. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Mar. 19, 1752.
M.P. forSte>'ning, 176 1-7. Married (i) Mary, dau. of Thomas
Sergison, of Cuckfield, Sussex, Esq.; (2) Margaret, dau. of
Martin Blake, Esq. Died Feb. i, 1767, aged 35. Buried at
East Bamet. (Peile, 11. 255; Cass, East Bamet, 43.)
THOMLINSON, JOHN. Adm. Fell. -Com. (age 18) at Christ's,
July 1, 1751. Probably s. of Richard, of Newcastle-on-Tyne.
B. in Essex. School, Beverley. Matric. 1751; B.A. 1756;
M.A. 1759. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Mar. 19, 1752. Lord of
the Manor of Cley-next-the-Sea, Norfolk. Gentleman of the
Privy Chamber. Of Hertford Street, Mayfair, London.
Died unmarried Dec. 17, 1792, aged 59. Buried at East
Bamet. Will (P.C.C.) 1792. (Peile, 11. 256; Cass, East
Bamet, 40.)
TOMLINSON, JOSIAH. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter,
1606; B.A. 1609-10; M.A. 1613; B.D. 1620. R. of High
Ongar, Essex, 1623-43, sequestered. Died Aug. 27, 1651.
Will (P.C.C.) 1651-2. Benefactor to Christ's. (Peile, i. 260;
H. Smith.)
TOMLINSON, JOSIAH (JOSHUA). Adm. sizar (age 17) at
Christ's, July 5, 1692. S. of Tristram. B. at Poole, Yorks.
School, Leeds (Mr Clark). Matric. 1692; Scholar, 1695-6;
B.A. 1695-6: M.A. 1699. Ord. deacon (Chichester) May 28,
1705; priest (Chichester) Dec. 1706. C. of Bucknall, Lines.
At St Helena, in the East India Company's service, 1707-19.
Died at Calcutta, May 30, 1720. (Peile, 11. 126; H. B. Hyde.)
TOMLINSON, LAURENCE. Adm. sizar at Caius, Nov. 28, 1604.
S. of Francis, of Poole, Yorks. School, Halifax (Mr Burron).
Scholar, i6o8-io; B.A. 1608-9; M.A. 1612. Ord. deacon
(London) Mar. 4, 1609; priest. Mar. 8, 1611. C.of Harlington,
Middlesex, 1609. C. of Uxbridge, 1611. V. of Whaddon,
Ceunbs., 1618-24. Buried there Aug. 26, 1624. (Kenn, 1. 189.)
TOMLINSON, MATTHEW. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Trinity,
May 14, 1723. S. of John, of Lancashire. School, Kirk-
leatham, Yorks. (Mr Clark). Matric. 1723; Scholar, 1726;
B.A. 1726-7; M.A. 1730. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Mar. 5,
1726-7; priest, Jvme 1, 1729. V. of Blythe, Notts., 1729-63.
V. of Harworth, 1739.
TOMLYNSON, NICHOLAS. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1581.
THOMLINSON, NICHOLAS. Adm. pens, at St John's, June 24,
1684. B. at Thriplands, Westmorland. M.A. (Glasgow).
R of Hutton, Cumberland, 1689-95. V. of Warkworth,
Northumberland, 1694. Buried there Aug. 28, 1696.
TOMLINSON, RALPH. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Christ's, May 1,
1639. S. of Thomas. B. at Bessingby, near Bridlington,
Yorks. School, Bridlington (private). Matric. 1639; B.A.
1642.
TOMLINSON, RICHARD. B.Can.L. Excused from reading,
1491-2.
TOMLINSON, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Peterhouse,
Easter, 1582; B.A. 1586-7. Ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.)
Sept. 21, 1591. One of these names R. of Dembleby, Lines.,
in 1611. Died 1614. Admon., Lincoln.
TOMLINSON, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter,
1605.
THOMLINSON, RICHARD. M.A. 1694 (Incorp. from Glasgow).
THOMLVNSON, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter,
1584.
THOMLYNSON, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Caius, Oct. 14,
1590. S. of William, of London. School, London. Scholar,
1591-7; B.A. 1593-4; M.A. 1597. Incorp. at Oxford, 1607.
Probably ord. deacon (London) Dec. 26, 1607; priest, Feb. 21,
1607-8. R. of Trotton, Sussex, 1609-45, sequestered. Living,
in 1660. (Venn, i. 142.)
TOMLINSON, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, c. 1596.
ToNGE, Henry
THOMLINSON, ROBERT. D.D. from Kino's, 1719. S. of
Richard, of Aikhead, Cumberland, clerk. Matric. (Queen's
College, Oxford) Mar. 22, 1685-6, age 17; B.A. (St Edmund
Hall, Oxford) 1689; M.A. 1692. Incorp. D.D. at Oxford, 1721.
R. of Brockley, Somerset, 1695-1709. Lecturerof St Nicholas,
Newcastle-on-Tyne, 1695; there in 1722. V. of EgUngham,
Northumberland, 1709-12. R.of Whickham, Durham, 1712-
48. Preb. of St Paul's, 1719-48. Died Mar. 24, 1747-8.
Brother of John (1671). (Al. Oxon.; G. Mag.; L. Mag.)
THOMLINSON, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity,
Mar. 6, 1732-3. S. of William, of London. School, St Paul's.
Matric. 1733; Scholar, 1733; M.B. 1740; M.D. 1766.
Physician to Guy's Hospital, 1764. F.R.C.P., 1767. Censor;
Treasurer, 1780-8; Elect, 1784. Died June 5, 1788. Will,
P.C.C. (Munk, II. 280; G. Mag.; E. Mag.)
TOMLINSON, THOMAS. B.Can.L. 1491-2.
TOMLINSON, THOMAS. B.A. 1521-2; M.A. 1525-6. Fellow of
St John's, 1528. Perhaps R. of St Peter-le-Poer, London,
until 1557. Died 1557. WiU proved (P.C.C.) 1557.
TOMLINSON, THOMAS. B.A. (? 1602-3); M.A. from Sidney,
1606; licensed to practise medicine, 1620.
TOMLINSON, TOBIAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs.
1609. Migrated to Peterhouse, 1611. Ord. deacon (York)
Mar. 1613-4; priest, Dec. 1614; 'B.A.' Licensed by Arch-
bishop of York, schoolmaster at Acaster-Malbis, 1614.
TOMLINSON, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Alichs. 1589.
TOMLINSON, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Trinity, c. 1596.
Ord. priest (Lincoln) June 15, 1606.
TOMLINSON, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs.
1632; B.A. 1636-7.
THOMLINSON, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Pembroke,
1671. S. of Thomas, mercer. B. at York. Matric. 1671; B.A.
1674-5; M.A. 1678. Incorp. at Oxford, 1678. (Al.Oxon.)
TOMLINSON, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Apr. 19, 1677.
Of Yorkshire. Perhaps S. of William of Blencogo, Cumber-
land. B. 1657. Died 1743, aged 86. M.I. at Bromfield.
Perhaps father of John (1671) etc. Arch. Ael. 2nd s. xv. 340;
F. C. Beazley).
THOMLINSON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Jesus, June 4, 1711.
S. of John, of Newark, Notts. Matric. 171 1; Scholar, 1713;
B.A. 1714-5. Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1716; priest, 1717.
Probably V. of Mamham, Notts., 1721. Perhaps V. of
Auburn, Lines., 1720.
TOMLINSON, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Jesus, June 12, 1725.
Of Yorkshire. Matric. 1725; Scholar, 1727; B.A. 1728-9;
M.A. 1732. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June 13, 1731; priest,
Sept. 24, 1732. R. of Sigglesthome, Yorks., 1735-66. Died
1766. (M. H. Peacock.)
THOMLINSON, WILLIAM HENRY. Adm. sizar at Queens',
July 8, 1709. Of Yorkshire. B. 1693. Matric. 1710; B.A.
1713-4; M.A. 1717. Fellow, 1717-24. Incorp. at Oxford,
1723. Ord. deacon (Ely) Mar. 6; priest. Mar. 10, 1722-3.
V. of Rattingden, Essex, 1723. R. of Rochford, 1735.
Chaplain to the Bishop of Winchester. Will (P.C.C.) 1775.
TOMLINSON, . Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs. 1608.
Perhaps also Easter, 1609.
TONGE, ANTHONY. B.A. from Magdalene, 1573-4; M.A.
1577. Perhaps 2nd s. of George, of West Thickley, Durham.
Ord. deacon (Ely) Dec. 21, 1580, age 29. (Vis. of Durham,
1615; Surtees, iv. 4.)
TONGE, BARN. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter, 1555.
TONG, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Peterhouse, July 7,
1683. Of Yorkshire. S. and h. of John, of Durham. School,
Durham. Scholar, 1683. Adm. at Gray's Inn, July 14, 1685.
Ord. priest (Carlisle) Mar. 5, 1698-9. R. of Bewcastle,
Cumberland, 1701-13. P.C. of Wetheral, 1714. Buried at
Brancepeth, Jan. i8, 1739-40. Brotherof John (1683). (T.A.
Walker, 175; Surtees, iv. 4.)
TONGE, HENRY. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1615;
B.A. 1617-8; M.A. 1621. Ord. priest (York) Sept. 1619.
V. of Tickhill, Yorks., 1619-24. R. of Holtby, 1624.
TEONGE, HENRY. Adm. sizar (age i6) at Christ's, June 28,
1639. S. of George. B. Mar. 18, 1621, at Wolverton. School,
Warwick (Mr Dugard). Matric. 1640; B.A. 1642-3. R. of
Sleaford, Lines., 1648. R. of Alcester, Warws., till i675-
R. of Spemall, 1670. R. of Coughton, 1682. Chaplain of
H.M.S. Assistance, 1675; of H.M.S. Bristol, 1678, and of
Royal Oak, 1679. Diarist. Died Mar. 21, 1690. Father of
the next. (Peile, i. 462; D.N.B.; A. G. Kealy.)
TEONGE, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's, June 23,
S. of Henry (above), R. of Alcester, War\vs. B. there. Matric.
1671; B.A. 1673. Ord. deacon (Oxford) Dec. 1673; priest
(Worcester) 1676. V. of Congleton, Warws., 1675-83; took
thedutyatSpemall while his fatherwasabroad. (Peile, 11. 30. »
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ToNGE, James
TONGE, JAMES. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Lent, 1S90-1;
B.A. 1593-4; M.A. 1597. Incorp. at Oxford, 1600. Ord.
deacon (Lincoln) May 31, 1607. Licensed to teach at Wobum
Grammar School, Beds., Aug. 7, 1604. Probably C. of Milton
Bryant, c. 1615.
TONGE, JAMES. B.A. from Christ's, 1604-5; M.A. from
Trinity, 1609. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 21, 1606; priest,
Dec. 24, 1609. V. of Sibsey, Lines., 1613-32. Will (Lincoln)
1632.
TONGE, JAMES. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, May 7, 1642.
S. of James, yeoman, of Bredgar, Kent. B. there. School,
Bredgar (private). Of Tunstall, Kent, gent., in 1663.
Married Elinor, dau. of Edward Osborne, of Hartlipp, Kent.
{Vis. of Kent, 1663.)
TONG, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Pembroke, Jan. 17, 1617-
8. S. of James, of Famworth, Lanes., husbandman. B.A.
1620-1; Scholar, 1621; M.A. 1625. Ord. priest (Norwich)
1621. R. of Bintree, Norfolk, 1625. Perhaps also V. of
Guestwick, 1625-7.
TONGE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity Hall, Easter, 1680.
TONG, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Peterhouse, July 7,
1683. 2nd s. of John, of Luttrington, Durham. Bapt.
July 19, 1666. School, Durham. Scholar, 1683; Matric.
1684; B.A. 1687-8; M.A. 1691. Fellow, 1688-93. P.C. of
St Andrew, Auckland, 1689-95. R. and patron of Brance-
peth, Durham, 1695-1727. Married Margaret, dau. of Sir
Richard Stote, of Stotes Hall, Newcastle, Oct. 29, 1709.
Buried at Brancepeth, July 4, 1727. Brother of Edward
(1683). {T. A. Walker, 175; Surlees, iv. 4.)
TONGE, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Magdalene, June 4,
1728. S. of William, mercer. B. at Gainsborough, Lines.
School, Kirton, Lines. Matric. 1728. Ord. deacon (Lincoln)
Feb. 26, 1737-8; priest, Dec. 21, 1740.
TONGE, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's, June 20,
1733. S. of James, merchant, of Kent. B. at Sittingboume.
School, Sutton, Kent (Mr Savage). Matric. 1733; B.A. 1736-
7. Probably C. and schoolmaster at Sibsey, Lines., 1742-5.
(But see the above.) Perhaps V. of Stickford, 1750-62. R.
of Langton, 1761-2. R. of Oxcombe, 1 761-2. {Scott-Mayor,
III. 448.)
TONGE, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Magdalene, May 31,
1703. S. of John, mercer. B. at Gainsborough, Lines.
School, Kirton, Lines. Matric. 1703; B.A. 1706-7; M.A. 1710.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 21, 1707; priest, May 30, 1708.
V. of Moreton, Lines., 1708. V. of Haconby, 1709. R. of
Belleau-cuw-Aby, 1732-8. Died Feb. 28, 1738. {Musgrave;
T. C. Dale.)
TONGE, ROBERT. B.A. from Trinity, 1609.
TONGE, ROGER. B.A. 1533-4 (ist in the ordo); M.A. 1537;
B.D. 1543; D.D. 1547. Fellowof St John's, 1534. Chaplain
to Edward VI. Buried at St Margaret's, Westminster, Sept.
2, 1549. Will (Cons. C. London) 1549.
TONGE, SIMSON. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, June 2,
1675. S.of Israel, D.D.. of Pluckley, Kent. B. there. School,
Leintwardine, near LudJow. Migrated to Emmanuel, June 7,
1677.
TONG, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, June 12,
1657. S. of Joseph, deceased, of Skipton, Yorks. B. there.
School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1657; B.A. 1660-1; M.A. 1664.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) May 23, 1661. V. of Crowle, Lines.,
1664-8. Buried there Aug. 28, 1668. {Scott-Mayor,
1, xxxiv.)
TONG, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 20) at St John's, Feb. 19,
1742-3. S. of William, fuller, of Yorkshire. B. at Beverley.
School, Beverley (Mr Clarke). Matric. 1743; B.A. 1747-8.
Ord. deacon (Norwich) Mar. 6, 1747-8; C. of St Matthew,
Ipswich. R. of Brauncewell, Lines., 1760-9. V. of Anwick,
1760-9. R. of Westerfield, Suffolk, 1768-88. Died Aug. 29,
1788, aged 66. Admon. (P.C.C.) Jan. 1789. {Scott-Mayor,
I"- 533)
TONKEN, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Pembroke, June 25,
1707. S. of Hugh, of Mullion, Cornwall, gent. Matric. 1707.
See At. Oxon. for a contemporary namesake.
TONKINGHAM, NICHOLAS. Matric. sizar from Magdalene,
Michs. 1637.
TONNES, . B.Civ.L.; D.Civ.L. 1506-7.
TONNYSorTONEY.JOHN. D.D. 1501-2. Of Norwich ; educated
at the Austin friary. Augustinian friar. Prior of the Norwich
House. Provincial of his order in England. Author, Rudi-
nienta Grammalices, etc. Died 1510. Buried in London.
One Toneys was scholar of King's Hall, 1492-4. {Cooper,
I. 14; D.N.B.)
TONSON, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1565.
TONSTALL, see TUNSTALL.
TooKE, Nicholas
TOO8V, ARTHUR. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's, May 17,
1680. S. of George, husbandman. B. at Hilton, Derbs.
School, Repton. Matric. 1680; B.A. 1683-4.
TOOBY, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Trinity, June 6,
1710. S. of Arthur, of Barton-under-Needwood, Staffs.
School, Appleby, Westmorland (Mr Wait). Matric. 1710;
Scholar, 1712; B.A. 1713-4.
TOOES, see also TOWES.
TOOES, DANIEL. Matric. sizar from Trinity, c. 1595; B.A.
1598-9-
TOOGOOD or TOWGOODE, EDWARD. M.A. 1631 (Incorp.
from Oxford). S. of Edward, of Ilfracombe, Devon. Matric.
(Wadham College, Oxford) Mar. 5, 1623-4, age 17; B.A.
(Oxford) 1627; M.A. 1630. R. of Tiverton (Tidcombe
portion), Devon, 1637. Will (P.C.C.) 1639. {Al. Oxon.)
TOOGOODE, THOMAS. Adm. at King's, Easter, 1545. One
of these names R. of Little Parndon, Essex, 1556.
TOOGOOD, Rector. Cautio for degree, 1483-4. One Thomas
Toogood was V. of Stow-c«w-Quy, Cambs., in 1526.
TOOKE, see also TUCK and TUKE.
TOOKE, ANDREW. Adm. pens, at Clare, Apr. 22, 1690. Of
London. 2nd s. of Benjamin, citizen and stationer. B. 1673.
School, Charterhouse. Matric. 1692; B.A. 1693-4; M.A.
1697. Usher at Charterhouse, 1695; Master, 1728-32. Ord.
deacon (London) Dec. 13, 1698. Gresbam Professor of
Geometry, 1704-29. F.R.S., 1704. Author, The Pantheon,
etc. Buried in Charterhouse Chapel, Jan. 27, 1731-2. WUl,
P.C.C. {D.N.B.;Al.CaHhus.)
TOOKE, CHARLES. Adm. pens, at Corpus Christi, 1695. Of
Kent. Doubtless 3rd s. of Thomas (1662). B. 1678-9, at
Hougham, Lines. Matric. Easter, 1696; B.A. 1699-1700.
Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Sept. 8, 1698. Brother of John (1696).
(Burke, L.G.)
TOOKE, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Christ's, May 25,
1639. 3rds.of James, of London. B. there. School, Hertford
(Mr Minors). Matric. 1639. Adm. at the Inner Temple,
Apr. 29, 1639. Barrister, 1648. WiU (P.C.C.) 1668. Brother
of John (1634). {Peile, i. 460; Vis. of London, 1634; Clutter-
buck, II. 351.)
TOOKE, HENRY. B.A. from St John's, 1612-3.
TOOKE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1574.
TOOKE, JOHN. Adm. Fell. -Com. (age 14) at Pembroke, Apr.
27, 1633. S. and h. of Thomas, Esq., of Wormley, Herts.
B. at Colney Hatch, Middlesex (his mother's home). Matric.
1633. Perhaps B.A. 1635-6. (But see also the next.) Adm.
at Lincoln's Inn, Jan. 24, 1637-8. Of Wormley, Esq.
Married Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Thomas Dacres, of Cheshunt,
Knt., July 5, 1638. Living, 1655. Perhaps brother of Thomas
(1639). {Vis. of Herts., 1634; Clutterbuck, 11. 352.)
TOOKE, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Pembroke, Oct. 22,
1634. S. of James, Esq., Auditor of the Court of Wards and
Liveries. B. in London. Matric. 1634-5. Perhaps B.A.
1635-6. (Se« the above.) Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1635-6.
Barrister, 1644. Brother of Edward (1639). {Vis. of London,
1634; Clutterbuck, 11. 351.)
TOOKE, JOHN. Adm.sizarat Corpus Christi, 1696. Of Kent.
S. of Thomas (1662), of Beere, Kent. Matric. Michs. 1697;
B.A. 1700-1; M.A. 1704. Ord. deacon (London) Dec. 20,
1702; priest, June 4, 1704. Perhaps R. of Chignal Smely,
Essex, 1704-14; R.of Lambome, 1721. Succeeded his brother
Thomas (1685) as Master of Bishop's Stortford School, 1721.
Married Susanna, dau. of Rev. Robert Taylor, of Little
Hallingbury, Essex. Brother of Charles (1695), father of the
next and of Robert (i73i). (Morant, 1. 174; Masters.)
TOOKE, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, July 4, 1724. Of
Bishop's Stortford, Herts. S. of John (above). Matric. 1724 ;
B.A. 1727-8; M.A. 1731; B.D. 1738. Fellow, 1732. Ord.
deacon (Lincoln) May 28, 1738; priest. May 20, 1744.
Probably R. of Lambome, Essex, till 1764. Admon. (P.C.C.)
1764. Brother of Robert (1731). (Moran*, 11. 620, where he
is apparently confused with his father.)
TOKE, NICHOLAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, Apr. 9,
1632. S.of Francis, gent., of Linton, Kent. B. there. School,
Westerham, Kent (private). Matric. 1632; B.A. 1635-6;
M.A. 1639. R. of Eastwell, Kent, 1644-70. Buried June i,
1670.
TOKE, NICHOLAS. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 17) at St John's,
June 30, 1654. S. of Henry, M.D., of Otham, Kent. B. there.
School, Wye, Kent (Mr Bradshaw). Succeeded his uncle
Nicholas Toke, at Codington, 1680. Knighted, Nov. 21, 1681.
Sheriff of Kent, 1693. Married (i) Joane, dau. of Charles
Toke, of Beere, Kent; (2) Katherine, dau. of Sir Thomas
Dyke, of Sussex, Knt. Died 1725. (Burke, L.G.)
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TooKE, Ralph
TOOKE, RALPH. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter, 1628.
3rd s. of WUliatn, ol Essendon, Herts. Adm. at the Inner
Temple, Feb. 10, 1629-30. Called to the Bar, 1637. Bencher,
1652. Brother of Walter (1622). (Peile.i.igs; Inner Temple
Masters of the Bench.)
TOOKE or TOCHE, ROBERT. Adm. at King's (age 18) a scholar
from Eton, Aug. 14, 1504. Of Willingham, Cambs. B.A.
1508-9; M.A. 1512. Fellow, 1507-29. Bursar. Ord. priest
(Lincoln) Sept. 24, 1513.
TOOK, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 24, I73i-
Of Hertfordshire. S. of John (1696). Matric. 1731; B.A.
1734-5; M.A. 1738. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June 17, i739;
priest (London) June 9, 1754. R. of Childerley, Cambs.,
1762-76. R. of Lambome, Essex, 1764-76. (According to
Morant, 11. 620, he succeeded his father John, as R. of
Lambome, in 1764, but see John (1724).) Admon. (P.C.C.)
1776. Brotherof John (1724).
TOOKE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's, Michs.
1639 ('Robert' in College Register). Of Hertfordshire.
Perhaps 2nd s. of Thomas, of Wormley and brother of John
(1633). {Vis. of Herts., 1634.)
TOOKE or TOKE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Corpus Christi,
1662. Of Kent. Doubtless s. and h. of Charles, of Beere
(and Bridget, dau. of Nicholas Toke, of Codington, Kent).
B. 1644. Matric. 1662. Married (i) Catherine, dau. of Sir
Robert Hales, Bart., of Howlets, 1665; (2) Ehzabeth, dau.
of Matthew Babington, of Rothley Temple, Leics. Doubtless
father of Charles (1695), John (1696) and of the next.
{Hasted, iv. 30; Vis. of Kent, 1663; Burke, L.G.)
TOOKE, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Corpus Christi, 1685.
Pauline Exhibitioner at Wadham College, Oxford, 1686-91,
and of Merton College, Oxford, 1687. Of Kent. Doubtless
s. of Thomas (above). {Masters wrongly calls him s. of
Thomas (Tuke), V. of St Olave's, Jewry, London, for whom
see D.N. B.) Matric. Easter, 1686; B.A. 1689-90; M.A. 1693;
D.D. 1712. Fellow 1690-9. Incorp. at Oxford, 1706. Ord.
priest (Lincoln) Feb. 12, 1692-3. Head Master of Bishop's
Stortford School, Herts., 1693-1721. V. of Chesterton, Oxon.,
1705-7. R. of Lambome, Essex, 1707-21. Married Anne,
dau. of Richard Lydal, RI.D., Warden of Merton College,
Oxford. Died s.p.. May 24, 1721, aged 54. Buried at Lam-
bome. M.L Brother of John (1696) and Charles (1695).
{Masters, 375; Morant, i. 174; Al. Oxon.)
TOOKE, WALTER, Matric. sizar from Christ's, Apr. 1622.
2nd s. of William, of Essendon, Herts. B.A. 1624-5; M.A.
1628. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Nov. 1629. R. of Essendon,
1629-42. Died 1642. Brotherof Ralph (1628). (P«7^, 1.342.)
TOKE, . Fellow of Clare, 1461.
TOOKER or TUCKER, EDMUND. Adm. sizar at Trinity, May
26, 1646. Of Devon. B. at Milton Abbot, 1627. Matric. 1646.
Ordained {sic) May 24, 1654. Sequestered to Dittisham,
Devon, c. 1651; ejected, 1662. Suffered as a preacher. Died
July 5, 1702. {Calamy, i. 356.)
TOKER, HENRY. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1609.
TOOKER, HENRY. Adm. at St Catharine's, June 21, 1693.
S. of Gabriel, of Farringdon, Berks., gent. Matric. (Mag-
dalen Hall, Oxford) Mar. 26, 1686, age 17; M.B. from St
Catharine's, 1693; M.D. 1712. {Al. Oxon.)
TOOKER, JAMES. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, Mar. 2,
1685-6. S. of John. B. at Midsummer-Norton, Somerset.
School, Eton. Matric. 1685-6. Adm. at the Middle Temple,
Dec. 15, 1682.
TOOKER, JOHN. M.A. 1629 (Incorp. from Oxford). Of London,
pleb. Matric. (St John's College, Oxford) June 18, 1619,
age 19; B.A. 1621; M.A. (Oriel CoUege, Oxford) 1624. V. of
Hambledon, Hants., 1632.
TOOKER, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, Mar. 18,
1674-5. S. and h. of Charles, of Rotherham, Yorks. B. there.
School, Rotherham. Matric. 1674-5; B.A. 1678-9. Adm. at
the Inner Temple, Feb. 12, 1680-1. Called to the Bar,
1682 {sic). Bencher, 1707. Reader, 1714. Treasurer, 1720.
Of Moor-Gate, Esq. Died unmarried 1728. {Inner Temple,
Masters of the Bench; Hunter, Hallamshire, 390.)
TOOKER, NICHOLAS. M.A. 1612-3 (Incorp. from Oxford).
S. of John, merchant, Exeter. Of Devon, pleb. Matric.
(Exeter CoUege, Oxford) Oct. 12, 1599, age 17; B.A. (Oxford)
1603; M.A. 1607. V. of Sherbome, Gloucs., i6i6; Tucker.
{Vis. of Berks., 1665.)
TOOKER, TOOKER. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Emmanuel, July 13,
1728. Of Rotherham, Yorks. S. of Matthew Biggs (and
Catherine Tooker) and nephew of John (1675). Assumed the
name of Tooker on becoming heir to his uncle. Of Moor-
Gate, Rotherham, Esq. Married Frances, dau. of Samuel
Buck, of Rotherham, Apr. 7, 1731. (M. H. Peacock;Hunter,
Hallamshire, 390.)
TooLEY, Francis
TOOKEY, CLEMENT. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Trinity, Apr. 12,
1697. S. of Clement, of London. School, St Paul's. Matric.
1697; Scholar, 1701; B.A. 1701-2; M.A. 1708; LL.D. 1728
{Com. Reg.). 2nd Master at St Paul's, 1714-9. Ord. deacon
(London) Dec. 23, 1716; priest, June 16, 1717. V. of Chippen-
ham, Cambs., 1719-48. R. of Worlington, Suffolk, 1719-48.
Preb. of Ely, 1724-48. Died June, 1748. Buried at Chippen-
ham. Will, P.C.C. Probably father of Thomas (1733).
TOOKEY, JOB. M.A. 1612 (Incorp. from Oxford). Of Leicester-
shire, cler. fil. Matric. (Lincoln College, Oxford) June 15,
1604, age 20; B.A. (Oxford) 1604-5; M.A. 1607. Ord. deacon
(Oxford) Dec. 18, 1608; priest (Lincoln) Mar. 19, 1611-2.
V. of St Ives, Hunts., 1612-31. V. of Mortlake, Surrey,
1633-8. Buried there May 12, 1638. Will (P.C.C.) 1638.
Father of the next.
TOOKEY, JOB. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Easter, 1631. S. of
Job. (above), V. of St Ives, Hunts. B. there, Dec. 11, 1616.
Matric. 1631; B.A. 1634-5; M.A. 1638. Sequestered to St
Ives, Hunts., 1643-c. 51. Minister at St Martin's, Vintry,
London. Preacher at St Albans, Herts., c. 1651; afterwards
at Yarmouth; silenced, 1662. Died in London, Nov. 20, 1674.
Father of the next. {Calamy, 11. 212; Shaw, i. 311.)
TOOKEY or TOOKIE, JOB. Adm. (age 13) at Emmanuel, c.
1658. (No College record.) 1st s. of Job (above). B. c. 1646.
Removed from Cambridge after a fortnight and apprenticed
to a grocer in Cheapside, London. Sent to sea, c. i56o.
Subsequently in New England; imprisoned at Salem for
debt, 1682. Presented a petition to the Essex County Court,
U.S.A., dated June, 1682, in which he makes the above-
mentioned statements respecting his parentage and career.
(H. G. Harrison.)
TOOKEY, JONATHAN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Feb. 7
1599-1600; Scholar; B.A. 1603-4; M.A. 1607. Incorp. at
Oxford, 1608. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 11; priest, Sept. 24,
1609. C. of North Luffenham, Rutland, 1623; R. 1625-41;
Tooqu6. Buried there Jan. 29, 1640-1.
TOOKEY, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1627;
B.A. 1630-1; M.A. 1634. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 5,
1631; priest (Lincoln) 1632. C. of North Luffenham, Rut-
land, 1633. V. of Dovercourt and Harwich, Essex, in 1650.
Died c. Dec. 1656. (H. Smith.)
TOOKEY, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age i8) at St John's, July 3,
1661. S. of Henry, V. of Galby, Leics. B. there. School,
Uppingham (Mr Meeres). Matric. 1662; B.A. 1664-5; M.A.
1668. Incorp. at Oxford, 1671. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept.
19, 1669. V. of Norton-by-Galby, Leics., 1671 (held it only
a few months) .
TOOKEY, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Sidney, July 6, 1671. S. of
Clement. B. at South Luffenham, Rutland. School, Upping-
ham. Matric. 1671; B.A. 1674-5.
TOOKIE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Peterhouse,
Nov. 9, 1733. Of Middlesex. Probably s. of Clement (1697).
School, Ely. Scholar, 1733; Matric. 1735; B.A. 1737-8.
FeUow, 1738-40. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) May 28, 1738;
priest, Mar. 18, 1738-9. V. of Hauxton, Cambs., 1739-43-
Minor canon of Ely, and C. of Chettisham, 1743-4. V. of
Meldreth, 1744-6. V. of Winston, Suffolk. R. of Pettaugh.
Died 1790. {T. A. Walker, 266.)
TOOKEY, WATSON. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June 18, 1716.
B. at Uppingham, Rutland. B.A. 1719-2°: M.A. 1723. Ord.
deacon (Carlisle) May 27, 1722; priest (Peterb.) Sept. 19,
1725; C. of Uppingham, 1723. C. of Lutton, Northants.,
1725. Chaplain to Baptist, Earl of Gainsborough. V. of
Gt Gidding, Hunts., 1725-7. R. of Rockingham, Northants.,
1727-55. R. of Wilsford, Lines., i73i-4- Chaplain to the
Earl of Rockingham. R. of Lutton-CKW-Washingley,
Northants., 1733-63. R. of Stoke Albany, 1755-63. Married
Judith, dau. of William Baker, R. of Hardwick and Lutton,
Dec. 17, 1723. Father of the next. (W. M. Noble; H. I.
Longden.)
TOOKEY, WATSON. Adm. sizar (age i8) at Emmanuel, June
27, 1747. S. of Watson (above), b. at Lutton, Northants.
School, Leicester. Matric. 1748; B.A. 1751; M.A. 1754;
B.D. 1761. Fellow, 1753. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) May 24,
1752; priest (Chester) Nov. ii, 1753. R. of Lutton and
Washingley, Northants., 1767-84. V. of Twyford. V. of
Exning, Suffolk, 1768. Died May 1784. {G. Mag.; T. C.
Dale.)
TOOKYNG, CLEMENT. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter,
1584.
TOKING, PETER. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Michs. 1610.
TOOLEY, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 7, 1617.
Perhaps s. of Thomas (1586), of Southousc Grange, Lines.
Matric. 1617. Of the Inner Temple {sic). Married and had
issue. Died 1648-9. Will dated, June 6, 1648; proved,
Jan. 19, 1648-9. Perhaps father of Robert (1638). (Lines,
Pedigrees, 999.)
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TOOLEY, GEORGE. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Trinity, May 14,
1690. S. of Henry (next). B. at Watton, Norfolk. School,
Botesdale, Suffolk (Mr Samuel Leeds). Matric. 1690; B.A.
1693-4. Ord. deacon (Nonvich) June, 1696; priest, Dec. 19,
1697. V. of Ke>-soe, Beds., 1697-1719- Minister of Little
Staughton, 1705-18. Buried at Keysoe, Beds., Oct. 22, 1719-
TOOLEY, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 20) at Peterhouse, May 17,
1654. Of London. Matric. 1654; Scholar, 1654; B.A. 1657-8;
M.A. 1661. Fellow, 1659-63. Ord. priest (Bishop of Ardfert)
Jan. 19, 1659-60. V. of Watton, Norfolk, 1660-81. R. of
Threxton, 1666-81. Died 1681. Father of George (above).
{T.A. Walker, 105.)
TOOLY, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's, Michs.
1638. Of Lincolnshire. Perhaps s. of Francis (? 1617), of
Southouse Grange, Lines. (Lines. Pedigrees, 999.)
TOOLEY, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Magdalene, Apr.
1646. S.of Edmund, citizen of London. School, Camberwell,
Surrey. Matric. 1647.
TOOLY, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Pembroke, Mar. 19,
1671-2. S. of John, gent. B. at St Botolph, Lines. Matnc.
1672; B.A. 1675-6; M.A. 1679. Ord. deacon (Lincoln)
June 6, 1680. R. of Wyberton, Lines., 1681. (T. C. Dale.)
TOOLEY, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Corpus Christi, Easter,
1571; also at Trinity Hall. S. of Richard, of Norwich.
School, Norwich. Matric. 1572. Migrated to Caius, Aug. 12,
1573, age 19; B.A. 1575-6.
TOOLEY or TOWLEY, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Queens',
Easter, 1586. Of Lincolnshire. Perhaps s. of Robert, of
Wood Enderby. If so, of Southouse Grange, in Legboum,
and of Clement's Inn, London, 1602. Married Susan, dau. of
Thomas Anderson, of Castlethorpe, in Broughton. Buried
in St Clement Danes, London. Will dated. May 17; proved,
July 15, 1617. Perhaps father of Francis (1617). (Lines.
Pedigrees, 999.)
TOOLY, . D.D. 1480-1. A friar.
TOOLEY, . Pens, at Jesus, 1583-5.
TOON, GEORGE. Adm. sizar at Jesus, June 15, i739- Of
Melton Mowbray, Leics.
TOTHEBY, EDWARD. B.A. from Magdalene, 1607-8. 4th s.
of John, of Towthby (or Tothby), Lines. Bapt. at Afford,
Oct. 17, 1583. M.A. 1611. Fellow. Buried at Safiron
Walden, Essex, May 4, 161 5. Brother of the next and of
William (1589). (Lines. Pedigrees, ion ; Vis. of Lines., 1592-)
TOWTHBY, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, c. 1596.
3rd s. of John, of Towthby, Lines. Bapt. at Afford, Dec. 11,
1576. B.A. from Caius, 1598-9. FeUow of Magdalene, 1602.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1601; 'Tathbie.' Ord. deacon and priest
(York, Liu. dim. from Canterbury) June, 1607; 'Talsby.'
Buried at Rigsby, Lines., Oct. 29, 1638. Brother of Edward
(1607-8) and William (1589). (Lines. Pedigrees, ion; Vis.
of Lines., 1592.)
TOWTHBY, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's, Oct. 18,
1654. S. of Richard, Esq., of Towthby-in-AJford, Lines.
Bapt. there, Dec. 26, 1636. School, Witham, Lines. (Mr
Morton). Matric. 1654; 'George.' Probably buried at Alford,
July 9, 1664. (Alford Parish Register.)
TOOTHBYE, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Dec.
1589. 2nd s. of John, of Towthby-in-Alford, Lines. Bapt.
at Alford, June 5, 1575. Died s.p. Brother of George (1596)
and Edward (1607-8). (Lines. Pedigrees, ion.)
TOPCLIFFE, AUGUSTINE. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Lent,
1580-1; B.A. from Trinity Hall, 1582-3; M.A. from Trinity,
1586. V. of Willington, Beds., 1588-1610. R. of Shelton.
Will (Lincoln) 1611.
TOPCLIFFE, CHRISTOPHER. B.A. 1469-70.
TOPCLYFF, EDMUND. Adm. pens, at Queens', Sept. 25, 1604.
Of Norfolk. Probably 2nd s. of John, of Horstead. B.A.
1608-9; M.A. 1612. FeUow, 1613-8. Adm. at Gray's Inn,
Mar. 9, 1609-10; of Horstead, Norfolk. C. of St Andrew-the-
Great, Cambridge, 1614. R. of Morley, Norfolk, 1616-31.
Probably brother of Richard (1613). (Vis. of Norfolk.)
TOPCLIFF, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Caius, Mar. 20,
1632-3; afterwards Fell. -Com. 2nd s. of John, gent. B. at
Horstead, Norfolk. School, Norwich (Mr Brigge). Matric.
1633. Licensed to practise medicine, Oct. 31, 1638. Of
Horstead, Esq. Married Martha, dau. of Christopher
BaUestone, R. of Bodham, Norfolk. Will dated, Aug. 30,
1658. (Venn, l. 307.)
TOPCLIFFE, LANCASTER. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius,
Mar. 31, 1664. S. of Andrew, gent., of Hoveton St John,
Norfolk. Schools, Hoveton (Mr Cheyner), Sco Ruston
(Mr Martyn) and Norwich (Mr Lovering). Matric. 1664;
Scholar, 1664-9; LL.B. 1669. Fellow, 1671-81. Ord. deacon
(London) May 13; priest. May 26, 1678. R. of Hockwold
ToPHAM, Francis
and Wilton, Norfolk, 1681-1720. A violent opponent of the
Quakers. Died 1720. Will proved (Norwich C.C.) 1720,
(Venn, 1. 420.)
TOPCLIFFE, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Magdalene,
Michs. 1565; B.A. 1568-9; M.A. 1575. Probably R. of
Blackmanstone, Kent, 1582-9; R. of Cheriton, 1584-1602.
Died before Mar. 24, 1602. (Wrongly identified by Cooper
and other authorities with Richard Topcliffe (1532-1604),
the notorious persecutor of Seminary priests.) Probably
father of the next. (Hasted, iii. 390.)
TOPCLIFFE, RICHARD. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1604. Of
Kent. Probably s. of Richard (above), R. of Cheriton, Kent.
B.A. 1607-8: M..\.i6ii. V. of Aldborough, Suffolk, 1619-44,
sequestered. (Patron, Goodwin Topcliffe, of Cheriton, Kent,
probably his brother; see Hasted, iii.) (Hasted, in. 390.)
TOPCLIFFE, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter,
1613. Of Norfolk. Probably 4th s. of John, of Horstead,
Norfolk. B.A. 1615-6. Probably brother of Edmund (1604).
(Vis. of Norfolk.)
TOPCLIFFE or TOPHILL, THOMAS. B.Can.L. 1511-2 ;D.Can.L.
1519-20. One Thomas Topcliffe, D.D., s. of Richard, of
Somerby, Lines. (Lines. Pedigrees, 1000.)
TOPCLIFFE, TIMOTHY. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter,
1579; B.A. 1581-2; Toplishe.
TOPCLIFFE or TOPLIEFF, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Em-
manuel, May 25, 1588; TopliSe. Matric. 1588; Scholar;
B.A. 1591-2.
TOPHAM, ABRAHAM. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John'j, Apr.
8, 1715. S. of Abraham, husbandman. B. at Kettlewell,
near Skipton, Yorks. School, Threshfield. Matric. I7x5;
B.A. 1718-9. Ord. deacon (York) May, 1719.
TOPHAM, ANTHONY. Scholar of Trinity, 1605; B.A. 1605-6;
M.A. 1609; B.D. 1616; D.D. 1624 (Lit. Reg.). Fellow, i6o8.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Apr. 25; priest, Apr. 26, 1613. V. of
Trumpington, Cambs., 1616-8. V. of Bottisham, 1619. V. of
Barrington, 1620-9. V. of Chesterton, 1629-30. R. of
Waddingworth, Lines., 1629. Dean of Lincoln, 1629-55.
R. of North Wingfield, Derbs., 1630. R. of Kettlethorpe,
1631. R. of Chislehurst, Kent, 1630-6. Married Mary, dau.
of George Drywood, B.D. Died Oct. 22, 1655. (Le Neve,
Fasti, II. 35.)
TOPHAM, ASH ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Sidney,
Oct. 2, 1735. S. of William (1707), V. of Gt Givendale, Yorks.
B. there. School, York. Matric. 1735; B.A. 1739-40. Ord.
deacon (Lincoln) Mar. 2, 1739-40. Brother of WiUiam
(1736-7).
TOPHAM, BENJAMIN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's,
Jan. II, 1730-1. S. of Christopher, husbandman, of York-
shire. B. at Grassington, in the parish of Linton. Bapt.
Nov. 14, 1712. School, Threshfield (Mr Marshall). Matric.
1731; B.A. 1734-5. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Mar. 1734-5;
priest (Lincoln) June 17, 1739; 'C. of Kensworth, Herts.'
R. of Dunnington, Yorks., 1754-75. Died Dec. 8, 1775.
Brother of Matthew (1724). (Scott-Mayor, in. 432; G. Mag.)
TOPHAM, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Apr. 8, 1687.
Of Yorkshire. S. of Christopher. B. Feb. 6, 1672. Matric.
1687; Scholar, 1689; B.A. 1690-1. Ord. deacon (Durham)
Sept. 20, 1691 ; priest (York) Sept. 1692. V. of Lund, Yorks.,
1692-4. Died 1694. (T. C. Dale.)
TOPHAN, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Sidney, May 16,
1648. S.of Francis, Esq., deceased. B. at Aglethorpe, Yorks.
Schools, Ripon and York. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Mar. 10,
1648-9. Of Aglethorpe, Esq. Married Mary, dau. of Sir
Peter Middleton, of Stockeld, Yorks., Knt. Died s.p., 1651.
Brother of Francis (1648). (Vis. of Yorks., 1665; Genealogist,
XXXII. III.)
TOPHAM, EDWARD. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Christ's, June 4,
1726. S. of Joshua. B. at Selby, Yorks. School, York
(Mr Herbert). Matric. 1726. Migrated to Trinity, 1728.
Scholar, 1729; B.A. 1729-30; M.A. 1733. Fellow of Trinity,
1732. Master of Halifax Grammar School, 1731-3. Ord.
priest (Lincoln) Sept. 23, 1733. V. of Over, Cambs., 1748-50.
Died 1750. (Peile, n. 212; J. Crosby.)
TOPHAM, FRANCIS. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs. 1625;
B.A. 1628-9; M.A. 1635. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Dec. 18,
1631. Probably R. of Thorpe, Derbs., 1633; there in 1650.
TOPHAN, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Sidney, May 16,
1648. 2nd s. of Francis, of Aglethorpe, Yorks., Esq., de-
ceased. B. at Thoraldby, Yorks. (his mother's home).
Schools, Ripon and York. Matric. 1648. Adm. at Gray's
Inn, Mar. 10, 1648-9. Of Aglethorpe, Esq. Married Clara,
dau. of Lionel Robinson, of the Middle Temple. Will dated,
Apr. 24; proved (York) May 23, 1669; to be buried at
Coverham. Brother of Edward (1648). (Vis. of Yorks.,
1665; Genealogist, N.S., xxxii. 112.)
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TOPHAM, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, (age i6) at Sidney, June 24,
1729. S. of Edward, Esq. B. at Cowton Grange, Richmond,
Yorks. School, Richmond (Mr Close). Matric. 1729; LL.B.
1734; LL.D. 1739. Perhaps adm. at Leyden, Dec. 9, 1734-
Adm. advocate in the Court of Arches, 1747. Master of the
Faculties, 1747. Judge of the Prerogative Court, York.
Died Oct. 17, i77o. WiU (P.C.C.) i773- (G. Mag.)
TOPHAM, JAMES. Adm. sizar (age 20) at Trinity, Feb. 23,
1729-30. S. of Robert, of Hebden, Yorks. School, Kirk-
leatham, Yorks. (Mr Clark). Matric. 1730; Scholar, i733;
B.A. 1733-4; M.A. 1738. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Mar. 10,
1733-4; priest (Chester) Dec. 18, 1737. C. of Rowley. V. of
Yetminster with Leigh and Chetnole, Dorset, 1738-77. R. of
Shaftesbury, 1776-7. Died 1777. (F. S. Hockaday.)
TOPHAM, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse, Lent,
1597-8. Probably s. of Thomas, of Cracoe, near Skipton,
Yorks., yeoman. Scholar, 1600-2; B.A. 1601-2. R. of Bum-
sail (mediety) till 1618. Died 1618-9. Probably brother of
Thomas (1602). (Whittaker, Craven, 507.)
TOPHAM, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's, June 18,
1628. S. of Matthew, of York, merchzmt. Bapt. Dec. 31,
1 61 2, at St Martin's, York. School, York (Mr Garthwaite).
Matric. 1628; B.A. 1631-2; M.A. 1635. Married Anne Salt-
marsh, of Thorgaaby. One of these names, 'a prisoner for
debt on Ousebridge,' buried May 19, 1657, in St Martin's,
York. {Peile, i. 392; Burton, Hemingborough.)
TOPHAM, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Sidney, May 6, 1652.
S. of Christopher, merchant, of Hull. B. at Dantzig. School,
Leeds (Mr Jo. Garnet). Matric. 1652; B.A. 1655-6. Migrated
to Caius, Mar. 21, 1655-6. M.A. 1659. Fellow of Caius,
1656-61. Logic lecturer, 1659-66. (Venn, 1. 393.)
TOPHAM, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, Sept. 13,
1683. S. of Josiah, grocer, deceased. B. at York. School,
Sherbum, Yorks. Matric. 1683; B.A. 1687-8. Ord. deacon
(York) Sept. 1690; priest, 1705. Perhaps V. of Kildwick-in-
Craven, 1705-34; M.A. Died 1734.
TOPHAM, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 28, 1689.
B. at Boston, Lines. Colleger at Eton, 1685-8. Matric. 1690;
B.A. 1692-3. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 23, 1694; priest
(Lincoln) May 19, 1695. V. of Baston, Lines., 1695.
TOPHAN, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, Aug. 22,
1690. S. of William, husbandman. B. at Grassington, near
Threshfield, Yorks. School, Threshfield (Mr Motlay). Matric.
1690; B.A. 1694-5. One of these names V. of Flamborough,
Yorks., 1710-40.
TOPHAM, JOHN. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1745. Of York-
shire. B.A. 1748-9. Ord. deacon (York) Feb. 19, 1748-9;
priest, June, 1751. C. of Basford, Notts.
TOPHAM, JOSEPH. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, May 6,
1668. Matric. 1669; B.A. 1671-2. Ord. priest (Lincoln)
June 2, 1672. Probably V. of Crich, Derbs., c. 1672.
TOPHAM, MARTIN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, 1638; B.A.
1641-2. V. of Wirksworth, Derbs., 1650-60.
TOPHAM, MATTHEW. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's,
Apr. 18, 1724. S. of Christopher, husbandman, of Yorkshire.
B. at Grassington, near Skipton. School, Threshfield. Matric.
1724; B.A. 1727-8. Ord. deacon (York) Aug. 16, 1730;
priest, Aug. 5, 1733. V. of Withemwick and Mappleton,
Yorks., 1754-73. Died Dec. 24, 1773, aged 67. Buried at
Withemwick. Brother of Benjamin (1730-1). {Scott-Mayor,
III. 366; Burke, L.G.)
TOPHAM, RICHARD. Matric. Fell. -Com. from Trinity Hall,
Michs. 1649; B.A. 1650. Incorp. at Oxford, 1652. M.A.
(Christ Church, Oxford) 1652.
TOPHAM, ROBERT. Adm. at Queens', May 15, 1597. Matric,
pens, from St John's, Easter, 1598. Of Derbyshire. B.A.
1600-1; M.A. 1604. V. of Dronfield, Derbs., c. 1606-16. Prob-
ably V. of Wirksworth, i633-(?) 50. Licensed to marry
Isabel Stringer, of Egmanton, Notts., May 22, 1606. (J. Ch.
Smith.)
TOPHAM, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age c. 17) at Pembroke,
June 19, 1680. S. of William, of Hebden, Yorks., gent.
Matric. 1680; B.A. 1683-4. R' of mediety of Bumsall,
Yorks., 1689-90. Buried there Apr. 9, 1690. Brother of
Thomas (1682).
TOPHAM, SAMUEL. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1637. Of Yorkshire. Probably s. of Christopher, of
York, merchant. Bapt. July 14, 1620, at St Martin's, York.
Buried Mar. 17, 1640-1, in St Martin's. (Burton, Heming-
borough.)
TOPHAM or TOPHAN, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Peter-
house, Michs. 1602. S. of Thomas, of Cracoe, Yorks.,
yeoman. B.A. 1605-6; M.A. 1609. Ord. deacon (York) Dec.
i8, i6o8; priest, Dec. 1612. C. of Bumsall, 1608. Master of
Bumsall Grammar School, till 1615. R. of Linton (mediety).
ToppiN, Richard
1615-51. R. of Bumsall (mediety), 1619-51. Died Jan. 11,
1651-2. Buried at Linton. Will, 1654. Probably brother of
John (1597-8). (W. J. Stavert.)
TOPHAM, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, May 27,
i682;*Toxham.' S. of William, husbandman. B. at Hebden,
Yorks. School, Linton (Mr Motley). Matric. 1682. Brother
of Robert (1680).
TOPHAM, TIMOTHY. Adm. sizar at Trinity, June 12, 1654.
Of Yorkshire. Matric. 1654; B.A. 1657-8.
TOPHAM, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Christ's, Apr. 15,
1652. S. of Christopher. B. at York. School, York (private).
Matric. 1652; B.A. 1655-6; M.A. 1659. Perhaps R. of Ask-
ham Richard, Yorks., 1669, and R. of Hemsworth, 1681.
Probably father of the next. {Peile, i. 547.)
TOPHAM, WILLIAM. Adm. (age 17) at Christ's, Apr. 23, 1686.
S. of William (? above), clerk. B. at Steeton, Yorks. School,
Leeds (Mr Gilbert). Matric. 1686. Migrated to Sidney,
Oct. 10, 1686. B.A. 1689-90; M.A. 1693. Ord. deacon (York)
June 15; priest, Dec. 1690. {Peile, 11. 102.)
TOPHAM, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter, 1707;
B.A. 1712-3. Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1713. V. of Gt
Givendale, Yorks., 1716-49. Father of the next and of Ash
Robert (i735).
TOPHAM, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Sidney, Jan. 18,
1736-7- S. of William (above), V. of Gt Givendale, Yorks.
B. there. School, York. Matric. 1737; B.A. 1740-1. Ord.
deacon (Lincoln) May 24, 1741; priest (Norwich) June, 1743.
C. of Stowmarket, Suffolk. Perhaps C. of Wilberfoss, Yorks.,
c. 1745. Brother of Ash Robert (1735).
TOPHAM, . Adm. sizar at Magdalene, July 5, 1745.
TOPP, Sir JOHN, Bart. Matric. Fell.-Com. from King's, Easter,
1678. Doubtless s. and h. of Sir Francis, of Tormarton,
Gloucs., Bart. B. c. 1663. Succeeded his father as 2nd Bart.,
1676. Married Barbara, dau. of Sir Walter St John, at St
Margaret's, Westminster, Mar. 31, 1684. Living 'distract,'
1703. Died s.p.m., c. 1720. {G.E.C., iv. 44.)
TOPP, ROBERT. M.A. from King's, 1681. S. of Lingen, of
Wotton, Salop, gent. Matric. (Queen's College, Oxford)
May 10, 1667, age 18. Perhaps B..\. (Jesus College, Oxford).
Minor canon of Rochester, 1671-6. V. of All Hallows, Hoo,
Kent, 1672-5. R. of Addington, 1675-87. Master of Chi-
chester Grammar School, Sussex, 1685-1701. V. of Donning-
ton, 1687-1701. Died 1701. {Al. Oxon.; Fielding, Rochester;
Burke, L.G.)
TOPP, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Clare, Mar. 25, 1731. B. at
Leicester. Matric. 1731; B.A. 1734-5. Ord. deacon (Lincoln)
Dec. 21, 1735; priest, June 5, 1737. Perhaps his will (P.C.C.)
1762; of Leicester, clerk.
TOPPIN, ABRAHAM. Adm. scholar at Jesus, June 11, 1624.
Matric. 1621; B.A. 1624-5.
TOPPYN, HENRY. Matric. sizar from Sx John's, Easter, 1573.
B.A. 1576-7; M.A. 1580.
TOPPING, HENRY. M.A. from St John's, 1712. S. of Thomas,
of Chester. Matric. (Christ Church, Oxford) June 1, 1704, age
20; B.A. (Oxford) 1708. Ord. priest (Peterb.) Max. 15,
• 1711-2. R. of Llanvetherine, Mon., 1712-4. Chaplain to the
Bishop of Lincoln, and to the Bishop of London. Lecturer
at St Paul's, Coven t Garden. V. of East Ham, Essex, 1716-
27. V. of Hemel Hempstead, Herts., 1722-7. R. of Nursling,
Hants., 1727-33. {Al. Oxon.)
TOPPING, HENRY. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Magdalene, June
24, 1717. S. of Thomas (1690), clerk. B. at Whittlesey,
Cambs. School, Whittlesey. Matric. 1717; B.A. 1721-2.
Ord. deacon (Ely) Sept. 23, 1722; priest, June 9, 1723.
Succeeded his father as V. of West Bradenham, Norfolk,
1724-65. R. of Cockley Cley, 1735-79. Buried May 31, 1779,
at West Bradenham. (Carthew, Bradenham, 78.)
TOPPYNG, JOHN. B.A. 1490-1 ; M.A. 1494.
TOPPING, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, Apr. 2,
1631. S. of Edward, of Quarrington, Lines. B. there. School,
Sleaford (Mr Trivillian). Matric. 1631; B.A. 1634-5; M.A.
1638. Fellow, 1637-50, ejected. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
Dec. 18, 1641. Chaplain to the Earl of Westminster. A
convert to popery. One of these names of Stansted, Kent,
clerk; wiU (P.C.C.) 1656. {Cole, 5882, 88.)
TOPPIN, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1616;
B.A. 1619-20. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) May 26; priest, June 23,
1621. One of these names M.A. from Jesus, 1627, but this
probably refers to the next, though not so identified in
Al. Oxon.
TOPPIN, RICHARD. M.A. from Jesus, 1627. Of Yorkshire.
Matric. (Oriel College, Oxford) Jan. 21, 1619-20, age 18;
B.A. (Oxford) 1622-3. V. of Middle Rasen, Drax, Lines.,
1632-5.
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TOPPIN, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Christ's, c. 1592. Of
Westmorland. Migrated to Queens', Aug. 15, 1593.
TOPPING, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 20) at Christ's, Apr. 19,
1690. S. of Henry. B. at Clitheroe, Lanes. School, Clitheroe
(Mr Cockroft). Matric. 1690. Migrated to Magdalene, June
12, 1690. B.A. 1693-4; ^I..\. 1704. Ord. deacon (Lincoln)
Mar. 4, 1693-4; priest (Peterb.) June 6, 1696. C. of Boln-
hvttst, Beds., 1694. Probably C. of Brampton, Northants.,
1696, and V. of PattishaU (Dunstable moiety), 1701-35. V.
of Whittlesea St Mary and St Andrew, Cambs., 1703-42;
V. of West Bradenham, Norfolk, 1718-24. Died 1742. (The
identification of the V. of PattishaU with the V. of Whittle-
sea St Mary and St Andrew, Cambridge, appears doubtful,
and possibly two men are involved. But it seems clear that
our man was father of Henry (1717) and therefore V. of
Whittlesea, Cambs., etc.) {PeiU, 11. 116; Blomefield, vi. 147;
Carthew, Bradenham; H. L Longden.)
TOPPING, TIMOTHY. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, June 18,
1712. S. of Timothy, R. of Chilton, Wilts. School, West-
minster. Matric. 1713; Scholar, 1713; B.A. 1715-6; M.A.
1719. One of these names of Fyfield, Hants., clerk, 1742,
when his son Samuel was adm. at Merton College, Oxford.
TOPPYN, . M.A. 1454-5.
TOPSELL, ABEL. LL.B. from Trinity Hall, 1622. S. of
Edward (next), R. of Syresham, Northants. Matric. (Trinity
College, O.xford) Mar. 21, 1616-7, age 15. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) Dec. 21; priest, Dec. 22, 1623. R. of Desertoghill,
Co. Derry, Ireland, 1633. (H. B. Swanzy.)
TOPSELL or TOPSYLL, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from Christ's,
Michs. 1587; [B.A. 1591-2; M.A. 1595; so styled on the title-
page of his publications; record of degrees probably lost].
V. of Framfield, Sussex, 1593-6. R. of East Hoathly, 1596-
8; of Datchworth, Herts., 1598-1601. R. of Syresham,
Northants., 1602. P.C. of St Botolph, Aldersgate, London,
1604-12. V. of Mayfield, Sussex, 1605-6. V. of East Grin-
stead, 1610-5. R. of Little Bytham, Lines., 1618-24. Author,
religious; but best known by his adaptation from Conrad
Gesner's works. The Historie of foure-footed Beastes, and The
HistorU of Serpents. Buried at St Botolph's. WiU (P.C.C.)
1625. Father of Abel (above). (PeiU, i. 191; D.N.B.; Vis.
of Northants.)
TORBOCKE, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Christ's, Apr. 25,
1656. S. of Henry, of Torbock and Sutton, Lanes. B. at
Eccleston, Lanes, (his mother's home). School, Prescot (Mr
Ashworth). Matric. 1656; B.A. 1659-60; M..A. 1663. Incorp.
at Oxford, 1663. Probably C. of Sephton, Lanes., till 1675.
Presented to Tattenhall, 1675, but not inducted. Married
a dau. of Edward Moreton, D.D., R. of Tattenhall, Cheshire.
Died June 12, 1675. Buried at Sephton. See Al. Oxon. for
a contemporary namesake. (Peile, i. 571; Jewitt, Reliq., xi.
97; E. Axon.)
TORKINGTON, FRANCIS. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter,
1576; Scholar, 1577-83; B.A. 1579-80; M.A. 1583. Incorp.
at Oxford, 1591. R. of Ringmore, Devon, 1585. Will (P.C.C.)
1638. (Peile, I. 137; Al. Oxon.)
TURKINGTON, GEORGE. Adm. sizar at Corpus Christi, 1682.
Of Ely, Cambs. Matric. 16S2; B.A. 1685-6.
TURKINGTON, HENRY. Adm. sizar at Queens', Mar. 8,
I593-4- Of Huntingdonshire. Matric. c. 1594. Probably
brother of Robert (1593).
TORKINGTON, JAMES. Adm. pens, (age 14) at St John's,
Oct. 23, 1675. S. of Laurence (1640), Esq., deceased. B. at
Huntingdon. School, Huntingdon. Matric. 1675; B.A. 1679-
80; M.A. 1683. Brother of John (1670), etc.
TORKINGTON, JAMES. Adm. pens, at St John's, Dec. 23,
1713. S. of James, geut. B. at Stukeley, Hunts. School,
Bishop's Stortford (DrTooke). Matric. 1713-4; B.A. 1717-8;
M.A. 1721. Ord. deacon (Lincoln, Litt. dim. from Peterb.)
May 24, 1719; priest (Peterb.) Sept. 24, 1720. C. of Guils-
borough, Northants., 1719. R. of Swineshead, Hunts.,
1722-37. R. of Kings Ripton, 1726-58. R. of Little Stukeley,
1737-67. Married Dorothy, dau. of Philip Sherard, Feb. 4,
1731-2. Died Sept. 6, 1767. Brother of Laurence (1711).
(G. Mag.; Genealogist, vii. 45.)
TURKINGTON, JOHN. Adm. sizar fcige 16) at Christ's, Apr. i,
1653. S. of John. B. at Cambridge. School, Northampton
(Mr Archer). Matric. 1653; B.A. 1656-7; M.A. 1660. R. of
Gateley, Norfolk, 1661. R. of Homingtoft, 1671. (Peile, l.
550.)
TORKINGTON, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, Sept.
26, 1670. S. of Laurence, Esq. B. at Huntingdon. School,
Huntingdon (Mr Thomas). Matric. 1670; M.B. 1676. Brother
of James (1675), etc.
TURKYNTON, LAU. (?). Matric. pens, from Jesus, Easter, 1571.
Doubtless Laurence, s. of Laurence, of Stukeley, Hunts.
Of Stukeley, Esq. Married Elizabeth, dau. of Mark Brough-
ton. Living, 1613. (Vis. of Hunts., 1613.)
ToRRE, James
TORKINGTON, LAURENCE. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's,
June 9, 1640. S. of Laurence, gent., of Stukeley, Hunts.
B. there. School, Sutton (private). Matric. 1641. Doubtless
father of the next, of Robert (1662), John (1670), Thomas
(1671) and James (1675).
TORKINGTON, LAURENCE. Adm. pens, (age 15) at St John's,
May 4, 1665. S. of Laurence (above), Esq. B. at Hunting-
don. School, Huntingdon. Matric. 1667; B.A. 1668-9.
Brother of Robert (1662), John (1670), Thomas (1671)
and James (1675).
TORKINGTON, LAURENCE. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's,
Jan. 8, 1695-6. S. of Laurence, silk-mercer. B. at Hunting-
don. School, Eton; colleger, 1691-6. Matric. 1696; B.A.
1699-1700. Ord. deacon (London) May 23, 1703; priest,
Mar. 12, 1703-4. Probably R. of Shottesbrooke, Berks.,
c. 1723-7, and V. of White Waltham, 1725. Buried at
Shottesbrooke, Mar. 24, 1727. (Genealogist, vii. 14.)
TORKINGTON, LAURENCE. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Sx John's,
Oct. 6, 1711. S. of James, gent. B. at Stukeley, Hunts.
School, Lavenham, Suffolk (Mr Drift). Matric. 1711. Fell.-
Com. at Christ's, 1719-23. Probably LL.B. from St John's,
1725. Brother of James (1713)- (Peile, u. igf>.)
TURKINGTON, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Queens', July 2,
1593. Of Huntingdonshire. Probably brother of Henry
(1593-4)-
TORKINGTON, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 15) at St John's,
Apr. 22, 1662. S. of Laurence (1640), Esq., of Himtingdon.
B. there. School, Huntingdon (Mr Taylor). Matric. 1663.
Adm. at the Middle Temple, Oct. 21, 1664. Called to the
Bar, 1671. Brother of Laurence (1665), etc.
TORKINGTON, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 15) at St John's,
Oct. 6, 1671. S. of Laurence (1640), Esq., of Huntingdon.
B. there. School, Huntingdon. Matric. 1671; B.A. 1675-6.
Brother of Laurence (1665) Robert (1662), etc.
TORKINGTON, WILLIAM. Adm. at King's (age 17) a scholar
from Eton, Aug. 14, 1548. Of Stukeley, Hunts. Perhaps
s. of Henry, of Stukeley. Matric. 1548. Left in 1549. (Vis.
of Hunts., 1613.)
TORKINGTON, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's,
Mar. 28, 1684. S. of Laurence, gent. B. at Huntingdon.
School, Huntingdon (Mr Mathews). Matric. 1684; B.A.
1687-8; M.A. 1698. Ord. priest (Lincoln) May 19, 1695.
P. C. of Bury, Hunts., 1695-9. Chaplain to the Earl of Kent.
V. of Sunninghill, Berks., 1701-2. V. of Chatteris, Cambs.,
1702. R. of Wistow, Hunts., 1705-37. Died 1737. WUl
dated, June 20, 1737; proved (Archd. Hunts.) Oct. 27, 1737.
TORKSEY, EDWARD. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Jan. 20,
1630-1. Of Leicestershire. Doubtless 3rd s. of John (next).
Matric. 1631; B.A. 1634. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 6,
1636-7; 'of Coventry.' Brother of Samuel (1623-4).
TORKSEY, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1578.
B. at East Ferry, Lines., 1561; B.A. from Queens', 1581-2;
M.A. from Magdalene, 1585; B.D. 1594. Probably Fellow
of Magdalene, in 1586. Ord. priest (Peterb.) Mar. 5, 1586-7.
Chaplain to the Earl of Bedford. Preacher. Preb. of Salis-
bury, 1600-13. R. of Barwell, Leics., 1601-13. Died Jan. lo,
1613. M.I. at Barwell. Will (Leicester) 1613, and (P.C.C.)
1614. Father of Edward (above) and Samuel (1623-4).
(Nichols, IV. 479-)
TORKSIE(?), NICHOLAS. Matric. sizar from Peterhouse,
Easter, 1603.
TORKSEY, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Easter,
1612.
TORKSEY, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, at Em.manuel, 1623-4.
Of Leicestershire. Doubtless s. of John (1578). Matric. 1624;
B.A. 1627-8. Migrated to Peterhouse, July 5, 1628. M.A.
1631. V. of Leyton, Essex, 1644. R. of Chingford, 1645-6.
R. of Scotter, Lines., 1646. Brother of Edward (1630-1).
TORKESAY, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Magdalene,
Apr. 3, 1690. S. of Richard, gent. B. at Owston, Lines.
School, Kirton, Lines. Matric. 1690.
TORNER, . M.A. 1511-2.
TORPORLEY, THOMAS. Of St Benet's Hostel; B.A. 1500;
M.A. 1503.
TORRE, JAMES. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Magdalene, June 11,
1666. S. of Gregory, of Bourne, Lines. Bapt. Apr. 30, 1649,
at Haxey. School, Belton. Matric. 1667; B.A. 1669 accord-
ing to D.N.B.). Adm. at the Inner Temple, Apr. 1, 1668.
Devoted himself to research into the ecclesiastical antiquities
of Yorkshire; also a noted genealogist. Sold his lands in
Lincolnshire, and settled at Snydale, near Wakefield, Yorks.
Author, Antiquities Ecclesiastical of the City of York; English
Nobility and Gentry. Married (i) Elizabeth, dau. of William
Lincoln, D.D.; (2) Anna, dau. of Nicholas Lister, of Leeds,
Apr. 24, 1694. Died July 31, 1699. Buried at Normanton.
M.I. Fatherof Nicholas (1712-3). (D.N. B. ; F.M.G., i. 254;
Stonehouse, Axholme, 304.)
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Torre, James
TORRE, JAMES. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's, June 8,
1741. S. of Nicholas (ne.xt), lawyer, of Normanton, Yorks.
B. Feb. 6, 1722-3, at Poutefract. School, Beverley (Mr
Clarke). Matric. 1741; B.A. 1744-5; M.A. 1748. Ord. deacon
(York) Feb. 23, 1745-6; priest, Sept. 25, 1748. V. of Roth-
well, Yorks., 1749-57. P.C. of Snydall, near Wakefield.
Died Sept. i, 1788. Buried at Normanton. (Scott-Mayor,
m. 519; F.M.G., I. 254; G. Mag.)
TORRE, NICHOLAS. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's, Feb. 28,
1712-3. S. and h. of James (i666), deceased. B. Jan. 24,
1694-5, at York. School, York. Adm. at the Inner Temple,
Dec. 16, 1713. Of Snydale, Yorks., Esq. Married Jane, dau.
of Richard Mann, of York, Sept. 8, 1720. Died Mar. 5 (? 4),
1749. Buried at Normanton. M.I. Father of James (above).
(Scott-Mayor, in. 519; Burke, L.G.)
TORRE or TORE, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs
1556.
TORREL, EDWARD, see TYRRELL.
TORRENT, SAMUEL. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1702. B. at Westwell, Oxon. Matric. Lent, 1702-3; B.A.
1706-7; M.A. 1710. Fellow, 1705. Assistant Master at Eton.
Ord. priest (London) Nov. 12, 1712. V. of St Giles', Reading,
Berks., 1713. Died there Apr. 5, 1730. WiU, P.C.C.
(Harwood.)
TORREY, ROGER. B.A. 1518-9.
TORRIANO, CHARLES. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, June
12, 1745. S. of John, of London. School, Westminster.
Matric. 1745; Scholar, 1746; B.A. 1748-9; M.A. 1752.
Fellow, 1751. Regius Professor of Hebrew, 1753-7. Ord.
deacon (London) June 10, 1750. R. of Chingford, Essex,
1757- Will (P.C.C.) 1778.
TORRIANO, PETER. Adm. pens, at Jesus, May 7, 1733. S. of
Nathaniel, citizen of London, merchant taylor. B. May 21,
1715. School, Merchant Taylors'. Matric. 1735; Scholar;
B.A. 1736-7; M.A. 1740. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June 5,
1737. C. of Whittlesford, Cambs., 1737. Died in Jamaica.
(Merchant Taylors' School Register.)
TORRINGTON, STEPHEN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's,
June 27, 1655. S. of John, clothier, of Dorchester. B. there.
School, Dorchester (Mr Crumlum). Matric. 1655; B.A. 1658-
9; M.A. 1662.
TORSHEL, SAMUEL. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter,
1620-1. S. and h. of Richard, merchant taylor, of St
Clement Danes, London. B. July, 1604. School, Merchant
Taylors'. B.A. 1624-5; M.A. 1628. Subs, for priest's orders
(Bristol) Jan. 27, 1628-9. C. of St Bartholomew-by-the-
Exchange, London, 1629. V. of Bunbury, Cheshire, 1629-
c. 44. Tutor to the two youngest children of Charles I, 1644.
Preacher at Cripplegate, London; to the House of Commons,
1646. Author, religious. Died Mar. 22, 1649-50. WiU, P.C.C.
(Peile, I. 338;D.Ar.B.)
TORTE, H. Matric. sizar from Queens', Michs. 1567. Henry
Torte was V. of Bassingboum, Cambs., 1598-1613. Buried
Mar. 7, 1612-3.
TORTHORALD, JAMES. One of the first 'King's Scholars,'
Mar. 27, 1318. S. of James. Received a gown, Easter, 1321.
(Exchequer Accounts.) Brother of the next.
TORTHORALD, JOHN. 'King's Scholar,' Mar. 27, 1318. S. of
James. Brother of James (above). Received a gown, Easter,
1321. (Exchequer Accounts.)
TORWAY, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Trinity, May 12, 1671. One
of these names, bom in Devon; adm. at Trinity College,
Dublin, May 5, 1671, age 19; B.A. (Dublin) 1675; M.A. 1678.
Beneficed in Ireland. Died 1689. (Cotton, 11. 178; H. B.
Swanzy.)
TORY, see also THORY.
TORY, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Sept. 8, 1653.
Of Rutland. Matric. 1654; B.A. 1657-8. Lecturer at St
Mary Magdalene, Bermondsey, Surrey; ejected, 1662. Pastor
of the English Church at Middleburgh, Holland, 1683. Died
1691. (Calamy, i. 127.)
TOSTICK, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Corpus Christi, 1668. Of
Norfolk. Matric. 1668.
TOSTOCK, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Queens', Feb. 16, 1612-3.
Of Suffolk.
TOSTOCKE, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Feb. 21,
1636-7. S. of Henry, gent., of Hockham Parva, Norfolk.
B. at Rockland St Andrew. School, Thetford (Mr Ward).
TOTAY, ROBERT, see TOTTY.
TOTHALL, see also TUTHILL.
TOTHALL, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's,
Mar. 25, 1667. S. of Thomas (1606), clerk, deceased, of
Romaldkirk, Yorks. B. there. School, Brignall (Mr Johnson).
Matric. 1667; B.A. 1670-1. Chaplain in the Navy, 1671.
WiU (York) 1672; late chaplain of H.M.S. Croivne, frigate.
TouNDRow, Henry
TOTHALL or TUTTALL, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Sx
John's, Michs. 1606. B. in Richmondshire, Yorks. School,
Sedbergh. B.A. 1610-1; M.A. 1614. V. of Romaldkirk,
Yorks., 1621; stiU there, 1654. Died before Mar. 25, 1667.
Father of Richard (above). (Sedbergh School Register.)
TOTILL, HENRY. FeUow of Gonville Hall, 1427-34- V. of
Capel St Mary, Suffolk, 1433-9; afterwards V. of Ellingham.
TOTNALL, see TATNALL.
TOTNAY, RALPH. FeUow of Corpus Christi, 1447.
TOTOFT, JOHN). B.A. 1477-8. Probably B.Civ.L. 1481-2;
D.Civ.L. 1486-7. Doubtless John Tototh, LL.B. , FeUow of
King's HaU. Scholar, 1481. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Apr. 3;
priest (Norwich) Apr. 17, 1484. R. of Abington Pigotts,
Cambs., 1487-92.
TOTOFT, LAURENCE. B.A. 1481-2.
TOTT, ANDREW. B.A. 1476-7. WiU of one of these names
(P.C.C.) 1492; 'of St Botolph, Aldgate, London.'
TOTTENHAM, HUMPHREY. Matric. sizar from Trinity,
Michs. 1583. S. of John, of Barrington, Cambs. B. c. 1569.
Scholar, 1588; B.A. 1588-9; M.A. 1592. Ord. deacon and
priest (Peterb.) May 9, 1592. Preacher. V. of Shillington,
Beds., 1592. V. of Felmersham, 1599. V. of Wootton,
1600-38. Buried there June 16, 1638. (Burke, L.G.;
Geneal. Bedford.)
TOTTENHAM, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter,
1629. Of Essex. B.A. 1631-2; M.A. 1635.
TOTTINGHAM, ISAAC. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Pembroke,
Mar. 18, 1699-1700. S. of Isaac, of Cambridge. Matric. 1700;
B.A. 1703-4. Schoolmaster at Debenham, Suffolk, in 1714.
V. of Kenton, 1730.
TOTTINGTON, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Trinity, May 22, 1674.
Matric. 1674. Perhaps previously at Oxford. If so, s. of
Richard, of York. Matric. (Queen's CoUege, Oxford) Apr. 7,
1671, age 17. (Al. Oxon.)
TOTTON, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's, June 5,
1742. S. of Stephen, merchant, of Middlesex. B. in London.
Matric. 1742; B.A. 1745-6; M.A. 1749. FeUow, 1748-55.
Ord. deacon (Ely) June 5, 1748; priest (London) Dec. 23,
1749. Lecturer at Hexham, Northumberland, 1758-65. P.C.
of Edgeware, Middlesex, 1764-87. Died Dec. 24, 1787.
WUl (P.C.C.) 1788. (Scott-Mayor, in. 528; G. Mag.; E. Mag.)
TOTTY, DANIEL. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Trinity, May 12,
1681. S. of Thomas. B. at Wigan, Lanes. School, Manchester.
Matric. 1681; B.A. 1684-5; M.A. 1703. V. of TidesweU,
Derbs., 1691-5. V. of EccleshaU, Staffs., and R. of Hawford,
Warws. Preb. of Lichfield, 1705-16. Died 1716. Buried at
Hartlebury, Worcs. Father of the next. (Harwood, Lich-
field, 218.)
TOTTIE, JOHN. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, July 6, 1720.
Of Staffordshire. Doubtless s. of Daniel (above), of Eccles-
haU, Staffs. Migrated to Oxford. Matric. (Worcester CoUege,
Oxford) Julys, 1721, age 16; B.A. (Oxford) 1725; M.A. 1728;
D.D. 1760. Archdeacon of Worcester, 1742-74. Chaplain
to the King, 1742-70. R. of St Martin's, Worcester, 1751-74.
Canon of Christ Church, 1760-74. Died Nov. 21, 1774- WiU,
P.C.C. (Al. Oxon.)
TOTTY or TOTAY, ROBERT. B.A. 1502-3; M.A. 1506.
TOTTY, . D.Can.L. 1512-3.
TOUGH, CHARLES, Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, May 23, 1700.
Of Middlesex. Ord. priest (London) Feb. 22, 1718-9. Perhaps
lecturer at Berwick-on-Tweed. Buried there May 7, 1728.
TOUGH, CHARLES. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, Sept. 12,
1709. S. of Charles, schoolmaster. B. in London. School,
Woodford (under his father). Matric. 1710; B.A. 1713-4;
M.A. 1718. Ord. deacon (London) Dec. 19, 1714; priest
(Ely) June 4, 1721. R. of Stibbington, Hunts., 1722-31.
Probably R. of Streatham, Surrey, 1723-5- R- of St Paul's,
Covent Garden, London, 1730-54. R. of Little Gaddesden,
Herts., 1743-54. F.R.S., i749- Died June 21, 1754- WiU,
P.C.C. (Manning and Bray, ni. 395; Hennessy.)
TOULSON, see TOLSON.
TOUNDROW, see also TOWNEROE.
TOUNDROW, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Apr. 27, 1719-
Of Staffordshire. Matric. 1719; Scholar, 1721; B.A. 1722-3;
M.A. 1726; D.D. 1751. Fellow, 1725-48. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) July 10, 1726. V. of AU Saints', Cambridge, 1741.
R. of Cavendish, Suffolk, 1748-66. R. of Belchamp Otter,
Essex, 1751. R. of Pentlow, 1751- Died Sept. 25, 1766,
aged 65. M.I. at Cavendish. (A. Gray.)
TOUNDROW, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, June 5,
1751. S. of Thomas, of Burton, Staffs. School, Westminster.
Matric. 1751; Scholar, 1752.
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TOURNAY, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age i6) at Magdalene,
May 20, 1648. S. of Edward, Esq., of Caenby, Lines. School,
Kirton. Of Caenby, Esq. Married and had issue. Buried
at Glentham, Apr. 13, 1704. Doubtless father of the next.
(Lines. Pedigrees, 1003.)
TOURNAY, EDWARD. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 17) at Mag-
dalene, May 29, 1690. S. of Edward (above), Esq. B. at
Caenby, Lines. School, Lincoln. Matric. 1690. Of the Close,
Lincoln. Married Ann, dau. of John Booth, of Harpwell.
Buried at Glentham. Will dated, Feb. 26, 1722-3; proved,
Apr. 13, 1723. {Lines. Pedigrees, 1004.)
TOURNEY or TURNEY, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Pembroke,
Michs. 1620. Of Kent. B.A. 1623-4; M.A. 1627; B.D. 1634.
Fellow, 1627; Tourney. Had the College title for Orders in
1627. V. of Holy Trinity, Cambridge, 1635. (Loder, 250;
J. Crosby.)
TOURNAY, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1655. Of Kent. Perhaps adm. at the Inner Temple, 1653,
from Clifiord's Inn.
TOURNAY, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Queens', Michs. 1622.
Of Kent. B.A. 1625-6; M.A. 1629; Tumey. V. of Betch-
worth, Surrey, 1631-9. R. of Springfield Richards, Essex,
1638-61. R. of South Fambridge, 1655-61. Died i66r.
TURNEY, THOMAS. D.Civ.L. c. 1453. Probably M.A. (Gr. Bk,
A, 30-)
TURNEY, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Sidney, May 11, 1604.
Matric. 1604. Possibly s. and h. of John, of BrockhiU, Kent.
If so, married and had issue. (Vis. of Kent, 1619.)
TURNAY, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Clare, Michs. 1614;
B.A. 1618-9; M.A. 1622. Fellow. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
May 23; priest. May 24, 1624; Toumay. Perhaps V. of
Yalding, Kent, 1628-40; of Wittersham, Oxney, 1640.
(Fielding, Rochester.)
TURNEY, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Michs.
1612; B.A. 1615-6; M.A. 1620. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept.
21; priest, Dec. 21, 1617. V. of Corby, Lines., i6i8.
TOVEY, HUMPHREY. B.A. from Trinity, 1610-1; M.A. 1614;
B.D. 1626. Fellow, 1612. Incorp. at Oxford, 1616. V. of
St Giles', Cambridge, 1614-27. R. of Banham, Norfolk,
1628-40. Died May 21, 1640. (Le Neve, Mon.; Al. Oxon.;
J. Crosby.)
TOVEY, JOHN. M.A. 1607 (Incorp. from Oxford). B.A. (Balliol
College, Oxford) 1594-5; M.A. 1599. Master of Coventry
Grammar School, Warws., 1599-1602. Chaplain to John,
Lord Harrington, of Exton; assisted in the tuition of Princess
Elizabeth, dau. of James I. Attended her to Germany, in
1613. Father of Nathaniel (1612). (Al. Oxon.; Nichols, iv.
299.)
TOVEY, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Pembroke, June 18,
1750.
TOVEY, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Trinity, May 29, 1718.
S. of John, of Northwich, Cheshire. School, Peover (Mr Allen).
Matric. 1718; B.A. 1722-3. C. of Standish. Will (Chester)
1739-
TOVY, NATHANIEL. Adm. pens, at Sidney, May 23, 1612.
S. of John (1607), Master of Coventry Free School, Warws.
B. at Coventry. Matric. 1612; B.A. 1615-6; M.A. 1619;
B.D. from Christ's, 1627. Fellow of Christ's, 1621-34.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1621. Ord. deacon (London) Dec. 1621,
age 24. Tutor at Cambridge to John Milton. R. of Lutter-
worth, Leics., 1634-47, ejected. Canon of Southwell, 1642.
R. of Ayleston, Leics., 1654-8. Buried there Sept. 9, 1658.
M.I. Admon., P.C.C. Benefactor to Christ's. (Peile, i. 289;
Nichols, IV. 299.)
TOVEY, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Trinity, June 4, 1645. Of
London. School, Westminster. Scholar, 1645; Matric. 1646;
B.A. 1648-9.
TOWELL or TOWILL, JAMES. Matric. from Queens', Michs.
1706; B.A. 1709-10.
TOWELL, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, June
29, 1709. S. of Thomas, gent. B. at Sandford, near Ax-
bridge, Somerset. School, Tiverton (Mr Raynor). Matric.
1709.
TOWERS or TOWER, ARTHUR. Adm. pens, at Trinity,
Jan. 22, 1636-7. Probably s. of Thomas, of Haddenham,
Cambs. Matric. 1637; B.A. 1640-1; M.A. 1644. Ord. priest
(Peterb.) Sept. 25, 1642. R. of Hilgay, Norfolk, 1650. Prob-
ably brother of John (1621-2) and William (1626). (Cambs.
Vis., 1619; Lines. Pedigrees, 1006.)
TOWERS, ARTHUR. Adm. pens, at Queens', July 5, 1693.
Of Norfolk. Probably s. and h. of Henry, of North Runcton.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, June 3, 1697.
TOWERS, GEORGE. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1724. S. of Samuel. B. in London, 1706. Matric. Lent,
1724-5; B.A. 1728-9; M.A. 1732. Fellow, 1728. Ord.
Towers, William
deacon (Ely) Aug. 3, 1730; priest (Norwich) June, 1731.
Minister of >Iilton, Cambs., in 1742. V. of Fordingbridge,
Hants., till 1762. Died there July, 1762. (Harwood; Crosby.)
TOWER, GREGORY. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Christ's, Apr. 20,
1635. S. of James. B. at 'Eastland' (? Easton), Lines. B.A.
1638.
TOWERS, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Clare, Apr. 22, 1665.
Matric. 1665. Perhaps brother of William (1660).
TOWERS, JAMES. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Magdalene, June
19. 1739- S. of James, gent. B. at Towsey HaU, Westmor-
land. School, Heversham. Matric. 1739; B.A. 1742-3. V.
of Melling-in-Lonsdale, Lanes., 1744-50. Died c. 1750.
TOWERS or TOWER, JOHN. Matric. sizar from King's, c.
1595. Of Norfolk. Migrated to Queens', June 12, 1599.
B.A. 1601-2; M.A. 1606; B.D. 1615; D.D. 1624 (Lit. Reg.).
Fellow of Queens', 1608-17. Incorp. at Oxford, 1611. R.
of Castle Ashby, Northants., 1617-38. R. of Yardley-
Hastings, 1623-38. V. of Halifax, Vorks., 1628. Dean of
Peterborough, 1630-8. Dean of Westminster, 1634-8; Preb.,
1634. R. of Castor, Northants., 1638-46, sequestered.
Bishop of Peterborough, 1638-48. Chaplain to Charles I.
An ardent supporter of the royal prerogative. A supporter
of Laud; signed the bishops' protest, 1641. Committed to
the Tower, 1642. Afterwards with the King at Oxford;
remained there till its surrender, in 1646. Author, sermons.
Died at Peterborough, Jan. 10, 1648-9. Buried in the
Cathedral. (Al. Oxon.; D.N.B.)
TOWERS, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Feb. 5, 1621-2.
Probably s. and h. of Thomas, of Haddenham, Cambs.;
age 14 in 1619. Matric. 1622. Probably brother of William
(1626) and Arthur (1636). Perhaps father of Thomas (1648).
(Vis. of Cambs.)
TOWERS, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Caius, Jan. 9, 1632-3.
S. of John, merchant, of Lyim, Norfolk. Bapt. there, July 2,
1618. School, Lynn (Mr Woodmansey). Matric. 1633; B.A.
1637-8. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Dec. 20, 1640. (Venn, i. 308.)
TOWERS, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Magdalene, Jan. 29,
1671-2. S. of William, preb. of Peterborough. School,
Peterborough. Matric. 1672; B.A. 1675-6; M.A. 1679.
Fellow, 1678. Incorp. at Oxford, 1680. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
Sept. 22, 1678. V. of Swaffham Bulbeck, Cambs., 1680.
Died 1683.
TOWERS, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 20) at St John's, Nov. 6,
1739. S. of James, husbandman, of Lancashire. B. in the
Isle of Walney. Schools, Kendal and Urswick, Lanes.
Matric. 1739; B.A. 1743-4. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 25,
1743; priest, June 9, 1745. V. of Billingborough, Lines.,
1752-1802. V. of Threckingham, 1759-1802. Died Nov. 3,
1802. (Scott-Mayor, in. 504.)
TOWER, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at Queens', 1560. S. of Anthony.
B.A. 1560-1; M.A. 1564; B.D. 1569. Fellow, 1561-72.
University preacher, 1566. Canon of St Paul's, 1571-85.
Preb. of Lincoln, 1571. V. of Northall, Middlesex, 1571-5.
R. of Gt Leighs, Essex, 1576. Preb. of York, 1577-85. Died
1585. Win, P.C.C. (Litws. Pedigrees, 1006.)
TOWER, ROBERT. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1566.
TOWERS, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, Sept. 4,
1707. S. of Thomas (1670), clerk. B. at Monks Kirby,
Warws. School, Monks Kirby (his father). Matric. 1708;
B.A. 1711-2; M.A. 1720. Incorp. at O.xford, 1721. Ord.
deacon (Norwich, Lilt. dim. from Lichfield) Mar. 1711-2;
priest (Lincoln) Mar. 13, 1714-5.
TOWERS, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Christ's, June 1,
1730. S. of Thomas. B. in London. School, The Haber-
dashers'. Matric. 1731; Scholar, 1731; B.A. 1733-4; M.A.
1739. Probably died Jan. 9, 1757, aged 45. Buried at
Homsey, Middlesex, clerk. (Peile, 11. 222; H. G. Harrison.)
TOWERS, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from King's, Easter, 1616.
TOWERS, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1634.
Of Buckinghamshire. B.A. 1637-8. Probably of Tatham,
Lanes. If so, married Mary, dau. of Francis Procter, of
Lancaster. Buried July 13, 1659. (Burke, L.G.; Lipscomb,
IV. 530.)
TOWERS, THOMAS. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 16) at Sidney, May
20, 1648. S. of John (? 1621-2), Esq., of Haddenham, Cambs.
School, Ely. Matric. 1648.
TOWRES, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, July 6,
1670. S. of William, yeoman, of Broughton, Lanes. B. there.
School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1670. Migrated to Trinity, Mar.
16, 1670-1. Doubtless V. of Monks Kirby, Warws., c. 1690.
R. of Martinthorp, Rutland, 1694. Died 1696. Father of
Samuel (1707). (Sedbergh School Register.)
TOWERS, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter,
1626. Of Cambridgeshire. Probably 3rd s. of Thomas, of
Haddenham, Cambs. Probably brother of John (1621-2).
(Cambs. Vis.)
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Towers, William
TOWERS, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Clare, June 29, i66o.
Matric. 1660; B.A. 1664-5. Perhaps brother of Henry (1665).
TOWERS, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's, Jan. 20,
1696-7. S. of Henry. B. at Gaywood, Norfolk. School,
Lynn (Mr Home). Scholar, 1696-7; Matric. 1697; B.A.
1700-1; M.A. 1704; D.D. 1728 {Com. Reg.). Fellow, 1702-24.
Master, 1723-45. Taxor, 1708. Proctor, 1718-9. Vice-
ChanceUor, 1734-5. Ord. deacon (Ely) Feb. 21, 1702-3;
priest (Lincoln) Mar. 14, 1703-4. V. of Caldecote, Cambs.,
1716-24. R. of Snailwell, 1723-45. Chaplain to the King,
1727-32. Died Mar. i, 1744-5. Buried in the College Chapel.
(Peile, II. 137; J. Crosby.)
TOWERS or TOWRYS, . B.A. 1493-4.
TOWERS, . D.Civ.L. 1493-4.
TOWERSEY, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Trinity, Apr. i,
1696. S. of John, of Smithfield, London. B. there. School,
St Paul's (exhibitioner). Matric. 1696; Scholar, 1699; B.A.
1699-1700; M.A. 1703; B.D. 1710. Fellow, 1702. Ord.
deacon (Lincoln) May 23, 1703. Signs as minister of Elstow,
Beds., 1701-13. R. of St John's, Bedford, c. 1714-41. Died
Mar. 27, 1741. Buried at St John's, Bedford. M.I. Father
of the next and of Samuel (1746). (W. M. Noble; Beds.
N. and Q., in. 108.)
TOWERSEY, JOHN [? EDWARD]. Adm. sizar (age 17) at
Trinity, Jan. 25, 1737-8. S. of John (above). School,
Bedford (Mr Priaux). Matric. 1738. Brother of the next.
TOWERSEY, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Emmanuel,
June 10, 1746. S. of John (1696), clerk, of Bedford. School,
Beverley. Matric. 1747; B.A. 1749-50. Ord. deacon (Lin-
coln) Sept. 23, 1750; priest, Sept. 22, 1751. Brother of John
(above).
TOWERSON, JAMES. Matric. pens, from Queens', Lent,
1577-8. Of Middlesex.
TOWES, see also TOOES and TOWSE.
TOWES, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs. 1567.
Perhaps adm. at the Inner Temple, Nov. 1572. Bencher,
1594. Treasurer, 1607. Lent Reader, 1610. Sergeant-at-
law, 1614. Town clerk of Colchester. M.P. for Bramber,
1586; for Colchester, 1620-22, 1624-5 and 1626. Married Joan
French. Died Oct. 22, 1634, aged 83. {Peile, i. 100; Inner
Temple.)
TOWILL, JAMES, see TOWELL.
TOWINGS, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Easter, 1614.
TOWLCARNE or TOLKARNE, DEVOR (DEVEREUX). Adm
at Corpus Christi, 1611. Doubtless s. and h. of Sir John,
of Ashen, Essex, Knt. Will (P.C.C.) 1628. Probably brother
of the next. {Vis. of Essex, 1612.)
TOLCARNE, EDWARD. Adm. pens, at Sidney, Sept. 17, 1614.
Probably 2nd s. of Sir John, of Ashen, Essex, Knt.
TOWLE, see also TOLLE and TOWELL.
TOWLE, JOHN. B.A. from St John's, 1608-9. B. c. 1586.
M.A. i6i6. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 23, 1610; priest.
May 19, 1611. V. of Barkby, Leics., 1612. Will (Leicester)
1616; Tole.
TOWLER, see also TOLLER.
TOWLER, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's,
Jan. 29, 1655-6. S. of Henry, weaver, of Settle, Yorks.
B. there. School, Giggleswick. Matric. 1656; B.A. 1659-60.
TOWLER or TOLLER, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Pembroke,
Michs. 1576. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Mar. 25; priest, Aug. 1,
1586. Perhaps V. of Sheffield, Yorks., 1597-1635.
TOWLYE, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Trinity Hall, Easter,
1556.
TOWNE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Lent, 1579-80;
B.A. 1582-3.
TOWNE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St John's, Lent, 1597-8;
B.A. 1601-2. Perhaps C. of Clitheroe, Lanes., 1608, sus-
pended. Probably C. of Chesterfield, Derbs., 1615, and
assistant minister at Sheffield, Yorks., 1618-28. One of
these names R. of Harleston, SuSoIk, 1613-5. {Peile, i. 158.)
TOWNE, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Christ's, Jan. 18, 1687-8.
4th s. of John, gent., of Sudbrooke, Lines. B. there. School,
Newark (Mr Twells). Matric. 1688; Scholar, 1689; B.A.
1691-2. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) May 22, 1692; priest, June 3,
1694. R. of Grayingham, Lines., 1694, and P.C. of HemsweU.
Probably brother of William (1684-5), of Leonard (1701) and
Richard (1701). {Peile, 11. 107.)
TOWNE, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Clare, June 26, 1729. B. at
Boothby, Lines. Perhaps s. of Leonard (1701), R. of Boothby
Graffoe. Matric. 1729; B..\. 1732-3; M.A. 1736. Ord.
deacon (Lincoln) Dec. 22, 1734; priest, Sept. 21, 1735. R. of
Little Paunton, Lines., 1735. V. of Thorp-Amald, Leics.,
V.A.C. IV.
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TowNLEY, Bernard
1740-91. Archdeacon of Stow, 1765-91. A friend of Bishop
Warburton. Author, theological. Died Mar. 15, 1791,
aged 80. M.I. at Thorp-Amald. Will, P.C.C. See Al. Oxon.
for a contemporary namesake. {G. Mag.; E. Mag.; D.N.B.;
Nichols, II. 371.)
TOWNE, LEONARD. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Christ's, June 26,
1701. S. of John. B. at Sudbrooke, Lines. School, Grantham
(Mr Burnet). Scholar, 1702-3; Matric. 1704; B.A. 1706-7.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Mar. 18, 1708-9; priest, Sept. 25, 1709.
R. of Boothby Graffoe, Lines., 1709. Perhaps father of John
(1729) and probably brother of John (1687-8), etc. {PeiU,
II. 151; Lines. Pedigrees, 1310.)
TOWNE, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Pembroke, June
25, 1701. S. of John, of Grantham, Lines. B. at Sudbrooke,
Lines. School, Grantham. Matric. 1701; B.A. 1704-5. Ord.
deacon (Lincota) May 19, 1706. Probably brother of John
(1687-8), etc.
TOWNE, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Trinity, Aug. 6,
1706. S. of Richard, of York (Mayor, 1716). School, York
(Dr Tomlinson). Matric. 1706; Scholar, 1708; B.A. 1710-1.
Adm. at Leyden, Oct. 5, 1711.
TOWNES, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1565.
One of these names R. of Bedfield, Suffolk, 1580-4.
TOWNE, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, June 20,
1664. S. of Giles, deceased, of Tunstall, Lanes. B. there.
School, Lancaster. Matric. 1664; B.A. 1667-8; M.A. 1671.
Ord. priest (Peterb.) May 29, 1670. V. of Swinestead, Lines.,
1671.
TOWNES, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Christ's, June 30,
1664. S. of James, of Lancashire. B. in the Barbadoes.
School, Barbadoes (Mr Brook). Matric. 1664; B.A. 1667-8;
M.B. 1669; M.D. 1674. (Peile, i. 611.)
TOWNE, WILLIAM. One of the original Fellows of King's,
1441; M.A. Proctor, 1448-9. B.D. (Oxford) 1449-50; D.D.
(Oxford) 1454. Appointed Warden of King's Hall, 1457, but
did not act. Vice-Chancellor, 1475-6. R. of Kingston,
Cambs., 1458-86. Preb. of Lincoln, 1460-71, 1473-96 {sic).
Precentor of Lincoln, 1471-3. V. of Holy Trinity, Cambridge,
1487. V. of Melbourne, 1488-9. Died Mar. 11, 1494 (accord-
ing to Harwood, but Le Neve, Fasti, gives Mar. 2, 1496-7).
Buried in King's College Chapel. M.I. {Harwood; Le Neve,
Fasti, II. 144; Musgrave.)
TOWNE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Christ's, Feb.
1684-5. S. of John. B. at Lincoln. School, Newark (Mr
Twells). Matric. 1685. Probably brother of John (1687-8).
{Peile, II. 98; Lines. Pedigrees, 1310.)
TOWNE, . Scholar of King's Hall, 1485-96.
TOWNENDE, see TOWNSHEND.
TOWNEROE, see also TOUNDROW.
TOWNEROE, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Lent,
1582-3; B.A. 1587-8; M.A. 1591.
TOWNEROWE, GEORGE. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Feb. 17,
1605-6. Doubtless s. and h. of Ralph (1578), of Ashby-by-
Homcastle, Lines. B. Feb. 24, 1588-9. Matric. 1606. Died
June 17, 1621. Buried in St Mary Axe, London. Probably
brother of Henry (1618). {Lines. Pedigrees, 1008.)
TOWNEROWE, H. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1567.
One Henry Townrowe V. of Parham, Suffolk, 1578-89;
R. of Campsey Ash, 1584-1607.
TOWNERAWE, HENRY. Adm. sizar at Pembroke, 1618. Prob-
ably 4th s. of Ralph (1578). B. Dec. 23, 1599. Matric. Easter,
1618; Scholar, 1621; B.A. 1621-2. Died at Ashby, Lines.,
Mar. 14, 1624-5. Probably brother of George (i 606). {Lines.
Pedigrees, 1008.)
TOWNRAW, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Magdalene, June 5,
1684. S. of Ralph, deceased. B. at Louth, Lines. School,
Louth. Matric. 1684; B.A. 1687-8; M.A. 1702. Ord. priest
(Lincoln) June 15, 1690. P.C. of Granthorpe, Lines.; of
Fotherby, and R. of Yarborough, 1704-22. Brother of
Ralph (1675)-
TOWNEROWE, RALPH. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1578. Doubtless s. of Henry, of Ashby-by-Homcastle, Lines.
Married Anne, dau. of George Hartprave, of Revesby, June
17, 1585. Living, 1624. Father of George (1606) and prob-
ably of Henry (1618). {Lines. Pedigrees, 1007.)
TOWNRAW, RALPH. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Magdalene,
Aug. 15, 1675. S. of Ralph. B. at Louth, Lines. School,
Louth. Matric. 1675; B.A. 1679-80. Brother of John (1684).
TOWNROE, WILLIAM. B.A. 1531-2.
TOWNELY, BERNARD. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1617. S. of John, of Hurstwood, Lanes., gent. Bapt. at
Burnley, Feb. 17, 1600-1. B.A. 1619-20. Adm. at Gray's
Inn, Aug. 10, 1618.
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TowNLEY, Henry
TOWNLEY, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1589.
Scholar, 1593; B.A. 1593-4; M.A. 1597. Ord. deacon and
priest (Peterb.) Jan. 9, 1602-3. Probably R. of West Winch,
Norfolk, 1611-2; R. of Hethel, Norfolk, 1618-9. Will
(P.C.C.) 1627; R. of Hethel. But according to Blomefield, v.
109, he died in 1619.
TOWNELY, HENRY. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1627; e.\hibitioner from Charterhouse. S. of Townley,
late CounciUor-at-law. B.A. 1629-30; M.A. 1633. Perhaps
V. of Litlington, Cambs., 1656-62, ejected. {Calamy, 1. 249;
Al. Carthus.)
TOWNLEY, JAMES. B.A. 1521-2; M.A. 1525; B.D. 1538.
Fellow of Queens', 1523-8. Fellow of Christ's, 1532-9.
Preached at Fen Drayton, Cambs., 1534. Had charge of the
plays in the College, 1534-5. Will proved (V.C.C.) 1543.
{Peile, I. 15.)
TOWNLEY, LAURENCE. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs.
1619; B.A. 1622-3; M.A. 1626. Ord. priest (Norwich) Sept.
24, 1626. V. of St Etheldred, Norwich, 1627-36. R. of St
Edward's and St Julian, 1634-42. P.C. of St Benet, 1637-41.
Minor canon of Norwich. Died May 24, 1642. Buried in
Norwich Cathedral. (Blomefield, iv. 32, 81.)
TOWNLEY, NICHOLAS. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, c.
1596. Doubtless s. and h. of Edward (? Edmond), of Royle,
Lanes., Esq. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Nov. 9, 1599. Sheriff of
Lanes., 1633. Of Royle, Esq. Married Isabel, dau. of
J. Woodroof, of Banktop. Died 1645. (Middlesex Pedigrees;
Foster, Lanes. Pedigrees.)
TOWNLEY, NICHOLAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Sidney,
May 7, 1715. S. and h. of Thomas, gent., of Preston, Lanes.
B. 1697, at Chorley, Lanes, (his mother's home). School,
Burnley (Mr Ben. Robertshaw). Matric. 1715. Died s.p.
(Foster, Lanes. Pedigrees.)
TOWNLEY, RICHARD. Adm. sizar at Jesus, May 19, 1707.
Of Lancashire. School, Manchester. Matric. 1707; Scholar,
1709. Of Townley; M.D. Buried at Manchester, Feb. 10,
1718-9. (A. Gray.)
TOWNLEY, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's,
June 15, 1743. S. of Richard, Esq., mercer, of Rochdale,
Lanes, (and Jane, dau. of William Greaves, of Gartside Hall),
Bapt. Dec. 31, 1726, at Rochdale. School, Rochdale.
Matric. 1743; B.A. 1746-7. High Sheriff of Lanes., 1752.
Colonel of Lanes, militia. Inherited Fulboum HaU, Cambs.
from his mother's family. Married (i) Ann, dau. of Thomas
Western, of Abington Hall, Cambs.; (2) Mary, dau. of James
Penny, of Penny Bridge, Lanes. Author, Journal kept in the
Isle of Man. Died at Ambleside, 1802. (Scott-Mayor, iii.
536; Foster, Lanes. Pedigrees.)
TOWNLEY, ROBERT. Probably scholar at Christ's, 1542-3;
B.A. 1543-4; M.A. 1547. Fellowof Peterhouse, 1547. Bursar,
1547-9- (Peile, I. 27.)
TOWNLEY, THOMAS. B.A. from St Catharine's, 1608-9.
S. of Henry, of Bamside, Colne, Lanes. B. at Colne. M.A.
1612. Ord. deacon (London) Sept. 25, 1609, age 23. C. of
Thundridge, Herts. R. of St Peter Hungate, Norwich,
1615-27.
TOWNLEY, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs.
1620. Of London. Perhaps s. of Francis, of Litleton, Middle-
sex. (Middlesex Pedigrees.)
TOWNLEY, . Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, Michs. 1545.
Perhaps afterwards resident at Christ's, 1546-7 (not B.A.).
(Peile, I. 27.)
TOWNSHEND, CHARLES. M.A. 1670. S. of Henry, of Wor-
cester. Matric. (Lincoln College, Oxford) Apr. 1, 1664, age 15;
B.A. (Hart Hall, Oxford) 1667. Incorp. at Cambridge, 1669.
Fellow of Peterhouse, 1668-74. Ord. priest (Peterb.) Mar. 3,
1671-2. R. of Acton Beauchamp, Worcs., 1672-81. V. of
Ledbury, Hereford, 1676-81. Buried there Dec. 14, 1681.
(F. S. Hockaday; Al. Oxon.)
TOWNSHEND, CHARLES. Matric. FeU.-Com. from King's,
Easter, 1691. S. and h. of Horatio (1644), Viscount Towns-
hend, of Raynham, Norfolk. B 1674. School, Eton. Suc-
ceeded his father as 2nd Viscount, Dec. 1687. Travelled
abroad. Lord-Lieutenant of Norfolk, 1701-13 and 1714-30.
F.R.S., 1706. Captain of the Yeoman of the Guard, 1707-ir.
P.C, 1707. Early seceded to the Whigs. Joint Ambassador to
the Congress at the Hague, 1709-11; recalled on a charge
of administration and for having exceeded his instructions
in negotiating the barrier treaty. Secretary of State rSouth),
1714-6; for the North, 1721-30. Co-operated with Stanhope
in making the definitive barrier treaty, 1715. Accused of
obstructing a French alliance and of a design to place George,
Prince of Wales on the throne. Lost power by not accom-
panying George I to Hanover, 1716. Nominated Viceroy of
Ireland, 1717, but resigned two months later. Lord-President
TowNSHEND, George
of the Council, 1720-1. K.G., 1724. Became involved in
differences with Walpole. Dissatisfied with Austria and the
Triple Alliance ; effected treaty of Hanover with France and
Russia, 1725. Brought over the Hanoverian League to the
side of Spain and agreed to the Treaty of Seville, 1729.
Opposed by Walpole and Queen Caroline. Resigned, 1730;
retired to Raynham and devoted himself to agriculture.
Married (1) Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Lord Pelham;
(2) Dorothy, dau. of Robert Walpole, of Houghton, Norfolk.
Died June 21, 1738. Brother of Roger (1695), father of the
next, of Thomas (1720), Edward (1738) and Horatio (1749).
(G.E.C.; D.N.B.)
TOWNSHEND, CHARLES. Adm. FeU.-Com. at King's, 1718.
S. of Charles (above). Viscount Townshend. B. June 11,
1700. Styled Lord Lynn. M.P. for Gt Yarmouth, 1722-3.
Lord of the Bedchamber, 1723-7. Master of the Jewel Office,
1730-9. Lord-Lieutenant of Norfolk, 1730-8. Succeeded as
3rd Viscount, June 21, 1738. Married Etheldreda, dau. of
Edward Harrison, of Balls Park, Herts. Died Mar. 12, 1764.
Brother of Thomas (1720), etc., father of George (1740) and
Charles (i747). (G.E.C.; A. B. Beaven; D.N.B.)
TOWNSEND, CHARLES. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, July 7,
1731. Of Lincohishire. Probably s. of Thomas (1704), V. of
Pinchbeck, Lines. Matric. 1732; M.B. 1737. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) Dec. 18, 1737; priest, Mar. 11, 1749-50. R. of
Pickwell, Leics., 1750-79; also R. of Pinchbeck, Lines., till
1779- Will (P.C.C.) 1779. Probably brother of Thomas
(1744). (Nichols, II. 771.)
TOWNSHEND, CHARLES. Adm. nobleman at Clare, July 23,
1742. S. of William, and grandson of Charles, 2nd Viscount
Townshend. B. Aug. 27, 1728. School, Eton. Matric. 1742;
M.A. 1749. Secretary to the British Embassy at Madrid,
1 751; remained in Spain for five years. M.P. for Yarmouth,
1756-84, 1790-6. Lord of the Admiralty, 1765-70. D.C.L.
(Oxford) 1773. Joint Vice-Treasurer of Ireland, 1777-82.
P.C, 1777-82. Treasurer of the Navy, 1783. Created Baron
Bayning, of Foxley, Oct. 20, 1797. High Steward of Yar-
mouth, 1807-10. Of Honingham, Norfolk, and of Foxley,
Berks. Married Annabella, dau. of Rev. Richard Smith.
Died May 16, 1810. (G.E.C.; D.N.B.; Al. Oxon.)
TOWNSHEND, CHARLES. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Clare, June 10,
1747. 2nd s. of Charles (1718), 3rd Viscount Townshend.
B. Aug. 27, 1725, at Twickenham, Middlesex. Matric. 1748;
M.A. 1749. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Feb. 2, 1741-2. Called
to the Bar, 1747. Adm. at Leyden, Oct. 27, 1745. MP. for
Yarmouth, 1747-56; for Saltash, 1756-61; for Harwich,
1761-7. Secretary-at-War, 1761-2. A Lord of Trade, 1749-
54. Lord of the Admiralty, 1754. Treasurer of the Chamber,
1756-61. First Lord of Trade, 1763-5. P.C, 1757. Pay-
master, 1765-6. Chancellor of Exchequer, 1766-7. Opposed
Chatham's India policy and pledged himself to find a revenue
in America, 1767. Suspended the legislative functions of
the New York Assembly, 1767; established Commissioners
of Customs in America, and port duties. A brilliant orator,
but his political career spoilt by instability and lack of
principle. Married Caroline, dau. of John Campbell, Duke
of Argyle and Greenwich, Aug. 15, 1755. Died Sept. 4,
1767. Brother of George (1740). (D.N.B.; Clutterbuck, 11.
187.)
TOWNSHEND, CHARLES. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Clare, July 5,
1751. Doubtless s. of Hon Thomas (1720). B. in London.
Matric. 1751; M.A. 1752 (Lit. Reg.). Adm. at Lincoln's Inn,
Nov. 7, 1752. Brother of Thomas (1750).
TOWNSEND, CLEMENT. M.D. from St Catharine's, 1669.
Matric. (Exeter College, Oxford) Dec. 9, 1653; B.A. (Oxford)
1657; M.A. 1660. Adm. at Leyden, Aug. 28, 1663. Perhaps
his will (P.C.C.) 1669; of St Peter-le-Poer, London, clerk.
(Al. Oxon.)
TOWNSHEND, The Hon. EDWARD. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 19)
at Trinity, Oct. 4, 1738. S. of Charles (1691), 2nd Viscount
Townshend, of Raynham, Norfolk. School, Eton. Matric.
1738; M.A. 1742; D.D. 1761. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Sept.;
priest, Nov. 6, 1743. R. of Pulham, Norfolk, 1745. Deputy
Clerk of the Closet, 1746-58. Preb. of WeUs, 1747-65. R. of
Okeley, Suffolk, 1748-50. Preb. of Westminster, 1749-61.
Dean of Norwich, 1761-5. Died Jan. 27, 1765. Buried in
Bath Abbey. Admon., P.C.C. Brother of Charles (1718), etc.
(G. Mag.; L. Mag.; Collins, 11. 472.)
TOUNSHENDE, GEORGE. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Caius, Apr.
24, 1576. S. of George, of Walsingham, Norfolk. School,
Norwich. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, July 14, 1579.
TOWNSHEND, GEORGE, Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 17) at St
John's, Feb. 21, 1740-1. S. of Charles (1718), 3rd Viscount
Townshend, of Raynham, Norfolk. B. Feb. 28, 1723-4, in
London. School, Eton. Matric. 1740-1; M.A. 1749. Aide-
de-Camp to the Duke of Cumberland, 1747-50; served at
Dettingen, Fontenoy, CuUoden, etc. Chief in command.
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TOWNSHEND, GeRRARD
after the death of Wolfe, at the siege of Quebec, 1759; Field-
Marshal, 1796. M.P. for Norfolk, 1747-64. P.C, 1760.
Lieutenant-General of Ordnance, 1763-7. Succeeded as
4th Viscount, Mar. 12, 1764. Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland,
1767-72. Created Marquis Townshend of Raynham, Norfolk,
Oct. 31, 1787. High Steward of Yarmouth, 1791-1807.
Lord-Lieutenant of Norfolk, 1792. Governor of Hull, 1792,
and of Jersey, 1796. Manied (i) Charlotte, dau. of James
(Compton), Earl of Northampton; (2) Anne, dau. of Sir
William Montgomery', Bart., of Magbie Hill, Tweeddale.
Died Sept. 14, 1807. Buried at Raynham. Brother of
Charles (i747). (G.E.C.; D.N.B.)
TOWNSEND, GERRARD. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's,
Apr. 30, 1725. S. of G., Esq., of Cheshire. B. at Christleton.
School, Chester (Mr Henchman). Matric. 1725.
TOWNSEND, HORATIO. Adm. Fell. -Com. (age 14) at St John's,
Nov. 9, 1644. 2nd s. of Sir Roger, of Raynham, Norfolk,
Bart. B. at Stiffkey, 1630. M.A. 1646 (fil. nob.). Succeeded
his brother Roger (1644) as 3rd Bart., c. 1648. M.P. for
Norfolk, 1656-8, 1659, 1660. One of the twelve commission-
ers deputed to invite the return of Charles II, 1660. Created
Baron Townshend, Apr. 20, 1661, and Viscount Townshend
of Raynham, Dec. 2, 1682. Lord-Lieutenant of Norfolk,
1661-76. Vice-Admiral of Norfolk, 1662-76. High Steward
of Lynn, 1664-84. Married (i) Mary, dau. of Edward
Lewknor, of Denham, Suffolk; (2) Mary, dau. of Sir Joseph
Ashe, Bart., of Twickenham, Middlesex. Died Dec. 1687.
Brother of Roger (1644), father of Charles (1691) and of Roger
(1695). (G.E.C.; D.N.B.)
TOWNSEND, HORATIO. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's,
May 18, 1697. S. of George, gent. B. at Wretham, Norfolk.
School, Bury. Matric. 1697; B.A. 1701-2; M.A. 1705. Ord.
deacon (Norwich) Sept. 1704. R. of Tacolneston, Norfolk,
1705. Buried there Mar. 2, 1705-6. Brother of Thomas
(1701).
TOWNSHEND, HORATIO. M.A. from Clare, 1749. 7th s. of
Charles (1691), 2nd Viscount Townshend. Adm. at the
Middle Temple, Jan. 13, i735; afterwards adm. at Lincohi's
Inn, Jan. 20, 1741-2. Called to the Bar, 1742. A Com-
missioner for victualling the Royal Navy. Died unmarried,
Feb. 1764, at Lisbon. Half-brother of Charles (1718) and
Thomas (1720). (Clutterbuck, 11. 316; Collins, 11. 472.)
TOV/NSEND, JOHN. B.A. 1520-1.
TOWNESENDE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Gonville Hall,
Easter, 1545.
TOWNSEND, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1559;
Scholar, 1562; B.A. 1562-3; 'Thomas.' Probably R. of
Eriswell, Suffolk, 1566-70.
TOWNSHEND, JOHN. Educated at Trinity. S. of Sir Roger
(1553), of Raynham, Norfolk. B. 1564. Also at Oxford.
Matric. (Magdalen CoUege, Oxford) Nov. 24, 1581, age 13
(sic), of Raynham, Norfolk. Inherited his father's estates,
1590. M.P. for Castle Rising, 1592; for Norfolk, 1597-8;
for Orford, 1601. Served in the expedition against Cadiz
where he was knighted, 1596. Possessed of great estates in
Norfolk. Married Anne, dau. of Sir Nathaniel Bacon, K.B.,
of Stiffkey, Norfolk. Died from wounds received in a duel
with Sir Matthew Brown, of Beachworth Castle, Surrey,
Aug. 2, 1603. He gave a staff for the use of the senior proctor
at Cambridge, in 1591. Father of Stanhope (1612). (Cooper,
II. 355; D.N.B.; Blomefield, vii. 134; Collins, 11. 460; Al.
Oxon.)
TOWNSEND, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Michs.
1610; B.A. 1614-5; M.A. 1618. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept
22; priest, Sept. 23, 1616. V. of Oundle, Northants., 1617-21.
Died 1621. (H. I. Longden.)
TOUNSHEND, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's,
Easter, 1627. Probably brother of Roger (1627).
TOWNSHEND, JOHN. M.A. from Jesus, 1722. S. of John, of
Tibshelf, Derbs. Matric. (Wadham College, Oxford) Oct. 13,
1711, age 17; B.A. (Oxford) 1714-5. (Al. Oxon.)
TOWNENDE, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Easter,
1614; B..\. 1617-8. Ord. deacon (York) Dec. 1618; priest.
May, 1619. R. of Darfield, Yorks., 1624-60. Licensed to
marry Dorothy Lomb, of Ruiston, Yorks., Dec. 22, 1618;
Towende.
TOWNSEND, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Pembroke,
June 28, 1698. S. of Robert, draper. B. at Coggleshall,
Essex. Matric. 1699.
TOWNSEND, ROGER. D.Can.L. 1532-3. 4th s. of Sir Roger,
Knt., of Raynham, Norfolk. Adm. advocate, 1533. Chan-
cellor of Sarum, 1538, and V. of Lydd, Kent. R. of North
Creake, Sale and Heydon, Norfolk. Died 1538. Will, P.C.C.
{T. A. Walker; Vis. of Norfolk.)
Townshend, Thomas
TOWNSHEND, ROGER. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1553- S. of Richard, of Brampton, Norfolk (and Catherine,
dau. of Sir Humphrey Browne, Judge of C.P.). Officer in the
Queen's household. Commanded in the fleet against the
Armada, 1588. Knighted, 1588, for his services against the
Armada. Married Jane, dau. of Sir Michael Stanhope, of
Shelford, Notts. Buried June 30, 1590, at St Giles", Cripple-
gate, London. Father of John (Trinity). (Cooper. 11. gi;
Collins, II. 460; D.N.B.) // v /- . yj.
TOWNSHEND, ROGER. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's,
Easter, 1627; B.A. 1630-1; M.A. 1634. Migrated to St John's,
1636. Ord. priest (Norwich) Sept. 22, 1638. Probably
brother of John (1627).
TOWNSHEND, Sir ROGER, Bart. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 16) at
St John's, Nov. 9, 1644. S. of Sir Roger, Bart., deceased, of
Raynham, Norfolk. B. Dec. 21, 1628. M.A. 1646 (fil. nob.).
Succeeded his father as 2nd Bart., Jan. i, 163&-7. Died
abroad, c. 1648. Admon., July 13 and Oct. 11, 1648. Brother
of Horatio (1644). (G.E.C., i. iii.)
TOWNSHEND, ROGER. Matric. Fell.-Com. from King's,
Easter, 1695. Doubtless 2nd s. of Sir Horatio (1644). M.P.
for Norfolk, 1707; for Yarmouth, 1708. Died unmarried,
May 22, 1709. Buried at Raynham. Brother of Charles
(1691). (Clutterbuck, 11. 316; Collins, 11. 464.)
TOWNSEND, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Dec. 18, 1693.
Of Staffordshire. Scholar, 1694; Matric. 1695; B.A. 1697-8;
M.A. 1701; B.D. 1710. Fellow, 1707-16, deprived as a non-
juror.
TOWNESHEND, STANHOPE. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 16) at
Caius, 1612. 2nd s. of Sir John (Trinity), Knt., of Raynham,
Norfolk, and grandson of Sir Roger (1553). Matric. 1612.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, June 21, 1615. Died of wounds received
in a duel in the Low countries. (Venn, 1. 219; Collins, 11. 461.)
TOWNSEND, THOMAS. B.Can.L. 1471-2.
TOWNSEND, THOMAS. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Clare, Michs.
1564.
TOWNSEND, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Queens', c. 1592.
Perhaps s. and h. of Thomas, of Braconash, Norfolk. Adm.
at the Inner Temple, 1596; 'of Raynham, Norfolk.'
TOWNSHEND, THOMAS. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1611. Of
Norfolk.
TOWNSHEND, THOMAS. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Queens', Jan.
20, 1623-4. Of Norfolk. Doubtless s. and h. of George, of
Cranworth, Norfolk, Esq. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Aug. 9, 1624.
TOWNSENDE, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Magdalene,
June 4, 1651. S. of Alan, college butler. School, Perse.
Matric. 1651; B.A. 1654-5; M-A. 1658. R. of Mepal, Cambs.,
1661-7. Buried there Feb. 15, 1677-8. Will (C.C. Ely) 1678.
TOWNSEND, THOMAS. Adm. at Jesus, May 16, 1665. S. of
Edmund, of Leicestershire. Matric. 1665; B.A. 1668-9;
Scholar, 1669; M.A. 1672. Ord. deacon (Ely) Sept. 24, 1670.'
Probably R. of Costock, Notts., 1672.
TOWNSEND, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Jesus, May 20, i68x.
Of Staffordshire. Matric. 1682; B.A. 1684-5.
TOWNESHENDE, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Caius,
July 1, 1701. S. of George, Esq., of Wretham, Norfolk.
B. there. Schools, Stratton (Mr Vynne), Bury and Eton.
Matric. 1701; Scholar, 1701-7; B.A. 1704-5; M.A. 1708.
Ord. deacon (Norwich) Sept. 22, 1706. R. of Tacolneston,
Norfolk, 1706-64; of Shipdham, 1707-54. Married Elizabeth,
dau. of Rev. Samuel Needham, D.D. Died Feb. 23, 1764,
aged 82. Brother of Horatio (1697). (Venn, i. 507; Burke,
Commoners, iv. 131.)
TOWNSEND, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Jesus, May 31, 1704.
Of Staffordshire. Matric. 1704; Scholar, 1706; B.A. 1707-8;
U..\. 1731. Ord. deacon (Ely) Sept. 19, 1708; priest (Lincoln)
Sept. 23, 1711. C. of Surileet, Lines., 1711. V. of Heckington,
17I2-7. V. of Pinchbeck and Gosperton, Lines., 1716. Died
1751- Father of Thomas (1744) and probably of Charles
(1731)-
TOWNSHEND, THOMAS. Matric. FeU.-Com. from King's,
Easter, 1720. 2nd s. of Charles (1691), V'iscount Townshend.
B.June 2, 1701. School, Eton. M.A. from Clare, 1727. Adm.
at Lincoln's Inn, Nov. 21, 1720. M.P. for VVinchclsea, 1722-7;
for the University, 1727-74- Under-Secretary of State
(North), 1724-9- Teller of the Exchequer, 1727-80. Married
Albinia, dau. of John Selwyn, of Gloucestershire, and of
Chislehurst, Kent. Died May 21, 1780. Benefactor to Clare.
Brother of Charles (1718), etc., father of Thomas (1750) and
Charles (1751)- (Collins, vi. 319; Clutterbuck, 11. 316; D.N.B.;
A. B. Beaven.)
TOWNSHEND, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Sx John's,
May 9, 1744. S. of Thomas (1704), clerk, of Lincolnshire.
B. m Pinchbeck. School, Spalding (Mr Whiting). Probablv
brother of Chailes (1731).
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TOWNSHEND, THOMAS. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Clare, July 2,
1750. S. of Thomas (1720). B. Feb. 24, 1732-3. m London.
Matric. 1750; M.A. 1753. M.P. for Whitchurch, Hants.,
1754-83. Clerk of the Board of Green Cloth, 1760-2. A
Lord of the Treasury, 1765. Joint-paymaster, 1767-8. P.C,
1768. Home Secretary under Shelbume and Pitt. Secretary
of Wcir, 1782. Created Baron Sydney, Mar. 6, 1783; Viscount,
1789. Disagreed with Pitt's India Bill and Slave Regiilation
Bill; resigned, 1789. Chief Justice in Eyre (South of Trent),
1789-1800. Deputy-Lieutenant of Kent, 1793-1800. Sup-
ported the proposal for forming a Settlement in New South
Wales; the town Sydney named after him. Married Elizabeth,
dau. of Richard Powys. Died June 13, 1800. Buried at
Chislehurst, Kent. WiU, P.C.C. Brother of Charles (1751)-
{G.E.C.; D.N.B.; A. B. Beaven.)
TOWNESEND, WILLIAM. Scholar at King's Hall, 1452-69-
Ord. deacon (Ely) Mar. 24, 1458-9; priest. May 19, i459-
Perhaps V. of Ugley, Essex, 1507-14. Died 1514. Will,
Cons. C. London.
TOWNEND, . B.A. 1483-4.
TOWNHEND, . Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1563.
TOWNSEND, . Pens, at Jesus, 1590-1; Fell.-Com. 1591-2.
TOWNSIN, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 21) at Peterhouse, May
25, 1723. Of Lincolnshire.
TOWNSON, RALPH. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Pembroke, Feb.
15. 1633-4. S. of WUliam (?i594), clerk. B. at Shelton,
Norfolk. Matric. 1634; B.A. 1637-8. Perhaps brother of
William (1634).
TOWNSON or TOUNSON, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Queens',
Easter, 1588. S. of Reynold. Bapt. at St Botolph, Cambridge,
June 8, 1575-6. B.A. 1591-2; M..A. 1595; B.D. 1602;
Toulson; D.D. 1612-3. Fellow, 1597-1603. Incorp. at
Oxford, 1599. V. of WeUingborough, Northants., 1604-7.
R. of Wold, 1607-20. Dean of Westminster, 1617-20.
Chaplain to the King, 1617-20. Bishop of Salisbury, 1620-4.
Married Margaret, dau. of John Davenant, merchant, of
London. Died May 15, 1621. Buried in Westminster Abbey.
Father of Robert (1620). {Al. Oxon.; H. I. Longden; D.Mfi.)
TOWNSON, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Trinity, c. 1596.
Perhaps adm. at Gray's Iim, Mar. 5, 1601-2; of Westmor-
land, gent.
TOWNSON, ROBERT. B.A. from St John's, 1611-2; M.A. 1615.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 14; priest, June 15, 1617. Prob-
ably V. of Elvaston, Derbs., 1621-5.
TOWNSON, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs. 1620.
S. and h. of Robert (1588). Bapt. May 18, 1606, at Welling-
borough, Northants. B.A. 1623-4; M.A. 1627. Fellow, 1625-
33. Taxor, 1632. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 20, 1629.
Preb. of Salisbury, 1632-3. Died 1633.
TOWNSON, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, c.
1594; B.A. 1600-1 ('Gamaliel' in College Register). R. of
Shelton, Norfolk, 1606; M.A. Perhaps father of Ralph
(1633-4) and of the next.
TOWNSON, WILLIAM. Adm. at Pembroke, 1634. Perhaps s.
of William (above).
TOWRY, GEORGE. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Magdalene, June
11, 1647. S. of George, of Kirby Grindalith, gent., and
perhaps nephew of Robert (1629). School, Alnwick. Matric.
1647. Of Croglin Hall, Cumberland; living there, 1688.
Married Anne, dau. of William James, of Carlisle. (Vis. of
Cumberland, 1664; Parker; Jefferson, i. 295.)
TOWRY, GEORGE. Adm. pens, (age 21) at Sidney, May 15,
1671. 2nd s. of John, gent. B. at Kirkby Grindalith, Yorks.
Schools, Langton (Mr Hixon) and PockUngton (Mr Ellison).
Matric. 1671; B.A. 1676-7.
TOWRY, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, May 3, 1629.
Of Yorkshire. Perhaps s. of George, of Dunnington, Yorks.
B. c. 1614. Matric. 1629; B.A. 1632-3; M.A. 1636. {T. A.
Walker, 39; Poulson, 1. 371.)
TOWSAN, ALLAN. Adm. pens, at Sidney, July 3, 1697. S. of
Allan, of Strickland, Westmorland. B. at Kendal. M.A.
1697. Matric. (Brasenose College, Oxford) July 5, 1678,
age 19; B.A. (? Oxford). (Al. Oxon., where the B.A. degree
is not given.)
TOWSE, STEPHEN. Adm. at Christ's, 1689. Probably s. of
Stephen, of Co. Cork, Ireland. Adm. at Trinity College,
Dublin, Mar. 29, 1684, age 19; Scholar, 1686; B.A. (Dublin)
1688; M.A. (Cambridge) 1691. (Peile, 11. 115; Al. Dublin.)
TOWSEY, JOHN. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1733. Of London.
Matric. 1733; B.A. 1736-7; M.A. 1740; 'La Tousy.' R. of
Hetheringsett and Erwarton, Suffolk. (Masters.)
TOWTON, ROBERT. Adm. at Peterhouse, Dec. 13, 1404;
B.A. Fellow, 1404. Ord. deacon (Ely) Mar, 26; priest, May
21, 1407; M.A.
Trafford, Thomas
TOWTSAM, ANTHONY. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1580.
TOYE, GRIFFIN. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Michs. 1567.
Of Wales. Migrated to Queens', 1571; B.A. 1571-2 (ist in
the ordo); M.A. (Jesus College, Oxford) 1574. Canon of St
David's, 1567. Treasurer of Brecon, 1570. Preb. of Norwich,
1576-7. R. of St Florence, Pembroke, 1577. R. of Llangwm,
1583. (Al. Oxon.)
TOYE, HUMPHREY. Matric. sizar from Queens', Michs. 1551.
S. of Robert, printer and citizen of London. Made free of
the Stationers' Company, 1558. Publisher in St Paul's
Churchyard, 1560-76. Warden of the Stationers' Company,
1570-3. Printed Grafton's Chronicle and other works. Died
Oct. 16, 1577. Buried at All Saints', Bristol. M.I. (Cooper,
II. 4; D.N.B.)
TOYE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter, 1570.
Perhaps adm. at the Inner Temple, 1575. Of London.
TOY, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Sidney, June 24, 1674.
S. of Thomas, currier. B. at Newport, Salop. School, New-
port (Mr Edwards). Matric. 1674; B.A. 1677-8. Ord. deacon
(Norwich) May, 1678; priest, June, 1679. R. of Buxlow,
Suffolk, 1680.
TOYTNON or TAYNTON, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Pem-
broke, Easter, 1588; B.A. 1591-2; M.A. from Jesus, 1595.
Fellow of Jesus, 1595-1606. Taxor, 1600. University preadier,
1603. Buried in the College Chapel, Mar. 21, 1605-6. Will
proved (V.C.C). (A. Gray.)
TRACY, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1604. Of
Norfolk. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Sept. 25, age 24; 'B.A.';
priest, Dec. 18, 1608. C. of Antingham St Margaret, Norfolk.
TRACY, EDMUND. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1612. Of Norfolk. B.A. 1615-6.
TRACY, GILES. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Easter, 1625.
TRACY, JAMES. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Michs.
1609. Of Norfolk.
TRACY, JAMES. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Christ's, Oct. 19,
1659. S. of John (1625). Bapt. Jan. 29, 1641-2, at Moulton,
Suffolk. School, Eton. Matric. 1660. (Peile, i. 588.)
TRACY, JOHN (senior). Matric. FeU.-Com. from Peterhouse,
Michs. 1562. Resided until 1564. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Oct.
28, 1566. Called to the Bar, 1577. Perhaps knighted, Sept.
1591. Brother of the next.
TRACY, JOHN (junior). Matric. Fell.-Com. from Peterhouse,
Michs. 1562; B.A. 1564-5; M.A. 1568; M.D. from Caius, 1580.
Fellow of Caius, 1569-73. Bursar. President, etc. Proctor,
1572-3. Will proved (V.C.C.) Aug. 7, 1580. Brother of John
(above). (Venn, 1. 65, but the reference to 'his sister' refers
to that of Dr Caius.)
TRACY, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Christ's, June 14, 1625. S. of
George, attorney, of Suffolk. School, Bury (Mr Dickinson).
Matric. 1626. Of Moulton, Esq. Buried there. Mar. 7, i66i-2.
Father of James (1659).
TRACEY, PAUL. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Peterhouse, Aug. 2,
1688. S. of Paul. B. in London. School, St Paul's. Matric.
1688. Migrated to St John's, Jan. 31, 1689-90. B.A. 1692-3;
M.A. 1696.
TRACEY, . Adm. FeU.-Com. at Trinity, 1658.
TRAFFORD or TRAYFORD, RICHARD. Matric. FeU.-Com.
from Peterhouse, Easter, 1581. Perhaps s. and h. of
Richard, of St Peter's-in-Cheap, London, citizen and Salter.
(If so, afterwards of Low Ley ton, Essex). Migrated to
Oxford. Matric. (St Alban HaU, Oxford) May 18, 1582,
age 16; of London, gent.; B.A. (Oxford) 1584; M.A. 1590;
B.C.L. and D.C.L. 1603. FeUow of Merton CoUege, Oxford,
1586. Proctor (O.xford) 1597. Perhaps afterwards of Low
Leyton, Essex, Esq. Married Jane, dau. of John Johnson,
of London. Died 1613. WiU dated (P.C.C.) Sept. 13, 1613.
(But this identification appears doubtful.) (Genealogist, 11.
156; Foster, Lanes. Pedigrees; Al. Oxon.)
TRAFFORD, SIGISMUND. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Trinity, 1663.
Doubtless s. and h. of John, of Walthamstow, Essex, and of
Dunton HaU, Tydd St Mary, Lines., Esq. B. 1653 (sic).
High Sheriff of Lines., 1674. M.P. for Lynn, 1689-90.
Married (1) Susanna Orme, widow, at St Bride's, London,
April 30, 1679 [marriage licence dated Jan. 30, 1678-9
(Faculty Ofi&ce, London), he being age 35]; (2) Anne, dau. of
Sir Edmund Monius, Knt. and Bart. Died July 11, 1723
aged 70 (sic). Buried at Walthamstow. M.I. [His age is
apparently wrongly given ; he was executor to his father in
1667.] (Genealogist, 11. 156.)
TRAFFORD, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's,
June 20, 1654. S. of Henry, of Burton, Cheshire. School,
Chester (.Mr Grenehalgh). Matric. 1654; B.A. 1657-8; M.A.
1 661; D.D. 1679. Incorp. at Oxford, 1664. R. of HeswaU,
Cheshire, 1661-6. R. of Pembridge, Hereford, 1667. Canon
of Hereford, 1676-85. Died Dec. 20, 1685. WiU (P.C.C.)
1685. (Al. 0.xon.)
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TRAYFORD, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs.
1573. B. at Writtle, Essex. B.A. 1577-8; M.A. 1583. Ord.
deacon (London) Nov. 5, 1585, age 30. C. of Thorington.
V. of Mayland, Essex, till 1593. Died 1593.
TRAFFORD, . B.A. 1510-1.
TRAHERNE or TREHERNE, BARTHOLOMEW. B.D. 1532-3.
Studied at Oxford, c. 1527. Afterwards a Franciscan friar.
Travelled in Germany and Italy; living at Strasburg, in 1538.
Entered the service of Thomas Cromwell, 1539; escaped
from court after Cromwell's fall. With Calvin at Geneva,
1546; adopted Calvinism. Returned to England, 1548. M.P.
for Barnstaple, 1547-52. Keeper of the King's library at
Westminster, 1549-53. Residing at Oxford in June, 1550.
Nominated tutor at Cambridge to the young Duke of Suffolk,
1549-50- Dean of Chichester, 1552, for some months;
received a canonry at Windsor, 1552. In exile under Queen
Mary. At Frankfurt in 1555; afterwards at Wesel, there in
1558. Author, controversial. (Cooper, 1. 180; Al. Oxon.;
D.N.B.)
TRAHERNE or TRAHERON, NATHANIEL. Matric. pens, from
Christ's, Michs. 1568. B. at Kew, Surrey. Migrated to St
John's. B.A. 1572-3. Ord. priest (London) Apr. 16, 1579.
V. of Tottenham, Gloucs., 1579. (Peile, i. 106.)
TRAHERNE or TRAHERON, PHILIP. B.D. 1670. Preacher
at Smyrma, to the Turkey Co. Perhaps P.C. of St Botolph,
Aldersgate, London, 1666^85. R. of Hinton Martel, Dorset,
1675-1725; minister of Wimbome, 1684-99. Buried there
c. 1725. Father of the next. [Hutckins, in. 143.)
TRAHERON, THOMAS. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1700. Doubtless s. of Philip (above). B. at Hinton Martel,
Dorset. Matric. Easter, 1701; B.A. 1704-5; M.A. 1708.
Fellow, 1704. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) May 19, 1706; priest,
Jime 8, 1707. Master of King's College School, till 1710.
Died of small-pox, Dec. 3, 1710. Buried in the College Chapel.
(Harwood.)
TRAINAM, W., see TREYNAM.
TRANHAM, JOHN, see TRENTHAM.
TRANSOME, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1573-
TRANT, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Jesus, June 29, 1722. Of
Westmorland. S. of Gabriel, R. of Lowther, deceased.
Matric. 1722; Rustat Scholar, 1723; B.A. 1725-6. Ord.
deacon (York) Jime 9, 1723; priest, Sept. 17, 1725. Brother
of the next.
TRANT, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Apr. 21, 1715. S. of
Gabriel, late R. of Lowther, Westmorland. Matric. 1715;
Rustat Scholar; B.A. 1718-9. Ord. deacon (York) June 9,
1723; priest, Sept. 17, 1725. Master of Hemsworth School,
Yorks., 1732. R. of Holdenby, Northants., 1739-59. Died
1759. Brother of John (above).
TRANT, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Lent, 1718-9.
Of Westmorland. Scholar, 1719; B.A. 1722-3; M.A. 1726.
Fellow, 1726-41. Proctor, 1735-6. Ord. priest (Lincoln)
Sept. 25, 1726. V. of Foxton, Cambs., 1734-7; of Caldecot,
1737-41. R. of Anstye, Herts., 1740-84. Died there Jan. 3,
1784, aged 82. M.I. at Braughing. Will, P.C.C. (Peile, 11.
195; Clutterbuck, in. 159.)
TRANTER, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1598-
TRAPNELL, . B.A. 1515-6.
TRAPP, JOSEPH. M.A. 1714 (Incorp. from Wadham College,
Oxford). Matric. there, July 14, 1695, age 15. S. of Joseph,
of Cherrington, Gloucs., clerk. B.A. (Oxford) 1699; M.A.
1702; D.D. 1728. Fellow of Wadham College, Oxford, 1703.
Professor of Poetry at Oxford, 1708-18. R. of Dauntsey,
Wilts., 1714-22. Lecturer of St Martin-in-the-Fields, London,
1715. R. of Christ Church, Newgate, and St Leonard's,
Foster Lane, 1722-47. R. of Harlington, Middlesex, 1733-47.
President of Sion College, 1742. Poet and pamphleteer.
Died Nov. 22, 1747. Buried at Harlington. Will, P.C.C.
(Al.Oxon.; D.N.B.)
TRAPPES, ANTHONY. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Corpus
Christi, Easter, 1548. S. and h. of Thomas, of London,
goldsmith, and of Theydon Bois, Essex. Living, 1562.
(J. Parker.)
THRAPPES, FRANCIS. Matric. FeU.-Com. from St John's,
1587. Doubtless s. of Francis, of London (by his 2nd wife,
Anne, dau. of William Blount, Esq., of London). B. 1570.
Knighted, July 9, 1603. Of Harrowgate and Nidd, Yorks.
Married Mary Atkinson, of Stowell, Gloucester. Assumed
the surname of Bymand. Died Feb. 1642. Buried in St
Martin's, Coney Street, York. (Vis. of London, 1568; Foster,
Lanes. Pedigrees.)
TRAPPET, STEPHEN. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, Mar. 7,
1667-8. Matric. 1668; B.A. 1671-2; M.A. 1675. Ord. deacon
(Norwich) Sept. 1672; priest, July, 1673. C. of Cretingham,
Suffolk, 1673.
Travers, Samuel
TRASKBOROWE, OWEN. Matric. pens, from Pembroke,
Michs. 1587.
TRATTLE, RALPH. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Apr. 29, 1661. S. of
WilUam, Merchant Taylor. B. in the Barbadoes, Aug. 10,
1645. School, Merchant Taylors'. Matric. 1661; Scholar,
1662; B.A. 1664-5; M.A. 1668. V. of LitUe Waldingfield,
Suffolk, 1674-9.
TRAVALL or TRAVELL, EMANUEL. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel,
Jvme 9, 1619. Doubtless 2nd s. of Robert, R. of Weston
Favell, Northants. Bapt. there, June 13, 1602. Matric.
1619; 'Travels.' Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Mar. 9, 1622-3.
Probably C. of Weston Favell, c. 1636-41.
TRAVERS or TREVERS, CHARLES. Adm. pens, (age 19) at
Pembroke, Apr. 14, 1678. S. of John (? 1647), gent. B. in
Cheshire.
TRAVERS, ELIAS. Scholar of Emmanuel, 1603. S. and h. of
John, R. of Faringdon, Devon (and Alice, dau. of John
Hooker, of Exeter). B.A. 1604-5; M.A. 1608; B.D. 1615;
D.D. 1620. Fellow, 1609-21. Ord. priest (York, for Lincoln)
Sept. 1616. R. of Thurcaston, Leics., 1621-41. Died Oct. 6,
1641. Will, P.C.C. Brother of John (1610), Samuel (1602-3)
and Walter (1616). (Nichols, iii. 1059; N. and Q., 3rd S.,
V. 28.)
TRAVERS, ELIAS. Adm. pens, (age 19, sic) at Christ's, Nov. 7,
1670. S. of Thomas (i637)- Bapt. Dec. 15, 1648, at St
Andrew's, Plymouth. School, Penzance, Cornwall (Mr
Welstead). M.A. 1675 (Lit. Reg.). Went to Ireland in 1669
with the Earl of Radnor. Returned to England with Lord
Roberts, 1670. Studied medicine and divinity. Resisted the
persuasions of his friends to enter the church, and became a
nonconformist minister. Chaplain to Lord Roberts. Re-
turned to Ireland and became chaplain to Lord Massereene
at Antrim; minister there for several years. Arrested by
the popish party and sent to Dublin c. 1689; acquitted.
Pastor to the Cork Street congregation, Dublin, 1690-1705.
Died May 5, 1705, aged 55 (sic). (Peile, 11. 32; Herald and
Genealogist, iv. 378.)
TRAVERS, HENRY. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Easter,
1637. Doubtless s. of Samuel (1602-3). Perhaps vicar-choral
of Exeter. If so, died Feb. 2, 1674. Buried in the Cathedral.
M.I. One of these names R. of Loxhore, Devon. Will (Exeter)
1666. Brother of Thomas (1637). (Polwhele, Dwon, 37.)
TRAVERS, HENRY. Adm. sizar at Queens', Apr. 13, 1719.
Of Devon. Matric. 1719; B.A. 1722-3; M.A. 1736. Ord.
deacon (Norwich) Feb. 1724-5; priest (Lincoln) Sept. 19,
1731. V. of Ilkley, Yorks., 1734, resigned. V. of Nunbum-
holme, 1735-54. Author and poet. Buried Oct. 20, 1754,
at Kilnwick Percy.
TRAVERS, HUMPHREY. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1567. Doubtless s. of Walter, goldsmith, of Nottingham.
B.A. from Corpus Christi, 1570-1; M.A. 1574. Incorp. at
Oxford, 1577. Ord. priest (Lincoln) Sept. 23, 1579. V. of
North Grantham, Lines., 1580, and of South Grantham, 1581.
Admon. (Lincoln) 1585. Brother of Walter (1560) and per-
haps of Robert (1561).
TRAVERS, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Sidnev, Apr. 27, 1610.
Doubtless s. of John, R. of Farringdon, Devon. B.A. 1613-4.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1614. V. of Brixham, Devon, 1617;
ejected, c. 1648. Afterwards C. of St Helen's, Isle of Wight.
Died 1659. Brother of Samuel (1602-3), etc. (Walker,
Sufferings; Al. Oxon.; N. and Q., 3rd S., v. 28.)
TRAVERS, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Pembroke, June 26,
1647. S. of John, of Horton, Cheshire. Matric. 1647. Prob-
ably father of Charles (1678).
TRAVERS, PETER. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, i6i8;
scholar from Westminster; B.D. 1631-2 (Lit. Reg.). Chaplain
to James, Earl of Derby. C. of Billinge, Lanes., 1626. R. of
Bury, Lanes., 1633-54. R. of Halsall, 1634-c. 45, ejected.
Died c. 1654. (Victoria Hist. Lanes., v. 126.)
TRAVERS, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Michs. 1561
Perhaps s. of Walter, of Nottingham. Migrated to Trinity,
Scholar, 1563; B.A. 1565-6; M.A. 1569. Fellow of Trinity,
1567. Lived probably for some time in Ireland, and after
wards settled at Kendal. Author, theological and contro
vcrsial. Perhaps brother of Humphrey (1567) and Walter
(1560). (Cooper, II. 351; Peile, i. 77.)
TRAVERS, SAMUEL. Adm. scholar at Sidney, Feb. 1602-3.
Doubtless s. of John, R. of Farringdon, Devon, and nephew
of Walter (1560). Matric. 1604; B.A. 1606-7; M.A. from
Magdalene, 1610. V. of Thorverton, Devon, 1616-46,
sequestered. Preb. of Exeter, 1629-42. Died 1648. Will
(Exeter) 1648. Father of the next and of Henry (1637),
brother of Elias (1603), etc. (Walker, Sufferings; Her. and
Geneal., iv. 110.)
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TRAVERS, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Easter,
1637. Doubtless 2nd s. of Samuel (above). B.A. 1640-1;
M.A. 1644. Lecturer at St Andrew, Plyniouth, Devon. R.
of St Columb Major, Cornwall, 1652-62, ejected. Doubtless
brother of Henry (1637) and father of Elias (1670). (Calamy,
1. 275, who calls him Fellow of Magdalene; Her. and Geneal.,
'V. 379, where he is called s. of Samuel, V. of Thorverton,
Devon, but in an earlier article by the same writer (H. J.
Sides, of Oxford), he appears as s. of Walter (1616). See
N. and Q., 3rd S., v.)
TRAVERS, THOMAS. M.A. 1676 (Incorp. from Brasenose
College, Oxford). Matric. there, May 20, 1653; B.A. (Oxford)
1656-7; M.A. 1659. Perhaps C. of Little Budworth, Cheshire,
1661-4. {Al. Oxon.)
TRAVERS, WALTER. Matric. pens, (age 12) from Christ's,
Michs. 1560. S. and h. of Walter, of Nottingham, goldsmith.
Migrated to Trinity. Scholar, 1565; B.A. 1565-6; M.A. 1569.
Fellow of Trinity, 1567. Went to Geneva. On returning he
probably became B.D. at Cambridge. Incorp. B.D. at
Oxford, 1576. Went to Antwerp to form an English service
for the merchants there. Ord. at Antwerp, May 14, 1578, by
Cartwright, Villiers, and others. Returned to England, c.
1580. Chaplain to Lord Burleigh and tutor to his son Robert
Cecil. Lecturer at the Temple, 1581-6. Provost of Trinitv
College, DubUn, 1594-8. Preacher at All Saints', Hertford,
in 1613. Author, Ecclesiasticae DiscipUnae, etc. Died Jan.
1624-5. WUl, P.C.C. Brother of Humphrey (1567) and
perhaps of Robert (1561). (Peile, i. 7y, D.N.B.; Al. Oxon.)
TRAVERS, WALTER. Adm. pens, at Sidnev, May 19, 1615.
Doubtless 4th s. of John, R. of Farringdon, Devon. Matric.
1615. Migrated to Emmanuel, Sept. 27, 1616. B.A. 1618-9.
Chaplain to Charies L R. of Steeple Ashton, WilU. V. of
Pitminster, Somerset, 1627-46. V. of Wellington, 1635.
DiedApr. 7, 1646. Buried in Exeter Cathedral. Will (P.C.C.)
1647. Brother of Elias (1603), etc. (Polwhele, Devon, 37;
N. and Q., 3rd S., v. 28, where he is apparently wrongly
called father of Thomas (1637).)
TRAVIS, see also TREVIS.
TRAVIS, BENJAMIN. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, May 15,
1745. B. at Royton, Lanes. Matric. 1745; B.A. 1748-9.
Ord. deacon (York) Feb. 19, 1748-9; priest, June, 1753. C.
of Lightcliff, Yorks., 1749-52. V. of Luddenden, 1750-61.
TRAVEIS, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, Apr. 23,
1679- S. and h. of James, druggist. B. in London. School,
Cheam, Surrey (private). Matric. 1679. Adm. at the Inner
Temple, Feb. 16, 1680-1. Called to the Bar, 1687.
TRAVIS, RALPH. Matric. pens, from Queens', Lent, 1578-9.
Of Lancashire. B.A. 1581-2; M.A. 1585.
TRAVIS or TREVIS, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity,
Michs. 1635; Scholar, 1638; B.A. 1638-9, Trevis; M.A. 1642.
Fellow, 1640, ejected. Will dated, Feb. 20, 1694; of Nuneaton,
Warws., leaves £50 to Trinity Library. (T. A . Walker.)
TRAY, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1625.
Doubtless s. of Richard (next). B.A. 1628-9; M.A. 1632.
R. of Murston, Kent, 1630-40. R. of Swaycliflf, till 1640.
Died 1640. Will, P.C.C. Brother of Richard (1636). (Hasted,
III. 563.)
TRAY, RICHARD. B.A. from St John's, 1600-1; M.A. 1604.
V. of Bredhurst, Kent, 1606-57; perhaps also R. of Murston,
and of St Mary Hoo. Died June 19, 1657. Father of the next
and the above. (Hasted, 11. 529, but, under Murston, and
St Mary Hoo, the date of death is variously given.)
TRAY, RICHARD. Scholar of Trinity, 1634, from Westminster.
S. of Richard (above). Matric. Easter, 1636; B.A. 1636-7;
M.A. 1640. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) May 20, 1638. R. of
Murston, Kent, till 1664. Succeeded his father as V. of
Bredhurst, 1657. Perhaps R. of St Mary Hoo. Died 1664
(? 1679). (Hasted, 11. 611; i. 572, where the name appears as
Tracy; possibly two men have been confused.)
TREASAUROR, EDMUND. Matric. sizar from Pembroke,
Lent, 1557-8. Received a grant from the Queen (4th Eliz.)
of the Mastership of St John's Hospital, Barnard Castle,
Durham. In depositions of 1593 he is called 'alias Gillow.'
(P.R.O. Exchequer Dep.)
TREBECK, ANDREW. Incorp. M.A. 1710, and B.D. 1714, from
Christ Church, Oxford. S. of Andrew, of Worcester, clerk.
Exhibitioner from Charterhouse. Matric. (Christ Church,
Oxford) Dec. 21, 1699, age 18; B.A. (Oxford) 1703; M.A.
1706; B.D. 1714; D.D. 1740. V. of Croydon, Surrey, 1720-7.
R. of St George's, Hanover Square, 1725-58. R. of Shelley,
Essex. Married Mary, dau. of Hadesley Greene, of Gt Can-
field, Essex. Buried at Shelley, 1758, aged 79. Will, P.C.C.
(G. Mag.; L. Mag.; Al. Oxon.; E. Anglian, in. 88.)
TREBELL, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar (age 15) at St John's, June 29,
1706. S. of Joseph, citizen, of London. B. there, Nov. 3,
1688. School, Merchant Taylors'. Matric. 1706; B.A. 1709-
10; M.A. 1713. Fellow, 1712-6. Ord. deacon (London) May
Treguran, John
31; priest (Ely) Dec. 20, 1713. Head Master of Pocklington
School, 1714-6. Died June 25, 1716, aged 27. (Scott-
Mayor.)
TREDCROFT, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from King's, Easter,
1643; B.A. 1646-7.
TREDENHAM, JAMES. Adm. sizar (age 24) at Pembroke,
June 26, 1684. Matric. 1684; B.A. 1687-8.
TREDRORA, TIMOTHY. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Pembroke,
June 9, 1693. S. of John, of London.
TREDWAY, EDMUND. Matric. sizar from King's, Michs. 1609.
2nd s. of John, of Easton-on-the-Hill, Northants. Bapt.
there, 1595. Adm. at Gray's Inn, .^ug. 12, 1614. Of Ketton,
Rutland. Will proved, June 13, 1617. Brother of Robert
(1609). (Lines. Pedigrees, 1012; Blore, 175.)
TREDWAY, HUMPHREY. Adm. at King's, a scholar from
Eton, 1584. Doubtless 2nd s. of Robert, of Easton-on-the-
Hill, Northants. B. there, Feb. 2, 1568-9. Matric. 1584;
B.A. 1588-9; M.A. 1592; B.D. 1601. Fellow, 1587-1613.
Vice-Provost. University preacher, 1604. Incorp. at Oxford,
1593. R. of Offord D'Arcy, Hunts., 1614-41. Died 1641.
WiU (P.C.C.) 1641. (Cooper, 11. 530; Blore, 175; Harwood; Al.
Oxon.)
TREDWAY, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from King's, Michs. 1609.
Doubtless s. of John, of Easton, Northants, and nephew of
Humphrey (above), of Ketton, Rutland, and of Hough,
Lines. Knighted, July 15, 1642. Married Alice, dau. of
Anthony Thorold, of Hough, July 12, 1615. Died .\pr. 28,
1655. Buried at Hough. Brother of Edmund (1609). (Lines.
Pedigrees, 1012.)
TREFFREY, JUSTIN. Adm. sizar (age 20) at St John's, June 9,
1662. S. of Henry, soldier, of Zutphen, Holland. B. there.
School, Comewell, Oxon. (Mr Dinham). Matric. 1662; B.A.
1665-6. Ord. priest (York) June, 1667. Probably of Fowey,
Cornwall, clerk; if so, married there, Feb. 14, 1669, to
Susanna George. (Vis. of Cornwall.)
TREFUSIS, FRANCIS. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Trinity, Feb. 13,
1667-8. S. of John, of St Mabyn, Cornwall. B. July, 1650.
Matric. 1667-8; M.A. 1669 (Lii. Reg.). Incorp. at Oxford,
1669. M.P. for Penryn, 1678-9. Died Nov. 5, 1680. Buried
at Mylor. M.I. (Al. Oxon.)
TREFUSIS, NICHOLAS. M.A. 1598 (Incorp. from Oxford). S. of
Richard, of Trefusis, Cornwall, Esq. Matric. (Broadgate
Hall, Oxford) Nov. 21, 1589, age 21; B.A. (Oxford) 1593;
M.A. 1596. Died at Oxford. Admon., July 16, 1599. (Al.
Oxon.)
TREFUSIS, ROBERT. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 15) at Pembroke,
July 6, 1724. S. of Samuel, of Trefusis, Cornwall. B. at
Hatley St George, Cambs. Bapt. Apr. 1, 1708, at St Mary
Woolnoth, London. Matric. 1724; M.A. 1728 (Com. Reg.).
Fellow, 1733. M.P. for Truro, 1734-41. Buried \ug. 28,
1742, at Mylor, Cornwall. Will, P.C.C. (J. C. Smith.)
TREGAGLE or TREGEGLE, JOHN. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 17)
at St John's, June 9, 1662. S. of John, Esq., of Trevorder,
Cornwall, and of St Martin's, Middlesex. B. there. School,
Comewell, Oxon. (Mr Bedford). Adm. at the Inner Temple,
June 11, 1662. Called to the Bar, 1677. Receiver-General of
the Duchy of Cornwall. M.P. for Bossiney, 1679. O^ Tre-
vorder. Married Elizabeth, dau. of Sir William Hooker,
Buried Feb. 7, 1679-80, at St Breoke. M.I. Will dated,
July, 1679; proved. Mar. 1679-80. (A. B. Beaven; Maclean,
u. 177.)
TREGENNA, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Pembroke, June 2, 1682.
S. of John, of Mawgan, Cornwall, clerk. Matric. (Exeter
College, 0.xford) Dec. 15, 1676, age 16; B.A. (New Inn Hall,
Oxford) 1680; M.A. (Cambridge) 1683. Ord. priest (London)
July 26, 1683. R. of Whitstone, Cornwall, 1685. R. of South
Mawgan, 1704-24. Will (Exeter) 1724. (Al. Oxon.)
TREGIAN, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Pembroke,
Mar. 3, 1692-3. S. of Alexander, of Helston, Cornwall.
Matric. 1693; B.A. 1696-7. Probably R. of Lesnewth,
Cornwall. Married Cordelia, dau. of John Trewren, of
Constantine, Apr. 22, 1708.
TREGOINE or TREGAN, alias RICHARD, GRIFFIN. LL.B.
(? c. 1541) ; of St Clement's Hostel ; LL.D. from Jesus, 1552.
Fellow of Jesus, 1562-3. V. of Haslingiield, Cambs., c. 1544-
64; 'not competent to preach, but reads Book of HomiUes.'
R. of Hilgay, Norfolk, 1554. A learned lawyer; took part
in the disputation with George Throckmorton and John
Ashwell from Oxford in 1533. Buried in the College Chapel,
Mar. 21, 1605-6. (A. Gray; Churches of Cambs., 109; Cooper,
I. 218.)
TREGURAN, JOHN. Excused from regency, 1497-8. Preb. of
St Paul's, 1499-1532; Treguran or Tygram. [See also
Trigram; possibly the same.] R. of Cottenham, Cambs.,
1506-32. Preb. of Penkridge, Staffs., 1533-6. (Hennessy.)
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TREGURTHA, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age i8) at Pembroke,
Jan. 10, 1726-7. S. of Gregory, currier. B. at Penzance,
Cornwall. Matric. 1727; B.A. 1730-1.
TREHERNE, see TRAHERNE.
TRELAWNEY, FRANCIS. B.A. from Magdalene, 1601-2.
Probably s. of John, of Plymouth and Venn, Devon, gent.
Matric. (Exeter College, Oxford) Nov. 10, 1598, age 17.
Married Anne, dau. of John Fortescue, Dec. 24, 1612, at
Weare Gifford. Living, 1620. {Vis. of Cornwall, 1620; Al.
Oxon.)
TRELAWNEY, . Adm. Fell.-Com. at Emmanuel, 1584-5.
Perhaps Jonathan, s. and h. of John, of Fowey, Cornwall.
Bapt. there, Dec. 19, 1568. Knighted, Feb. 1597-8. Married
Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Henry Killigrewe, Knt. (Vis. of
Cornwall.)
TREMAYNE, ARTHUR. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 18) at Trinity,
May 29, 1719. [Perhaps previously at Christ Church, Oxford;
matric. there, Mar. 14, 1718-9, age 18.] S. of Arthur, of
Sydenham, Devon. Bapt. Mar. 6, 1700-1. School, West-
minster. Matric. 1721. Sheriff of Devon, 1739. Of Sydenham,
Esq. Married Miss Hammond, of Wiltshire. Died 1796.
(Burke, L.G.; B. H. Williams, West Country Fam., 257.)
TREMAIN, CHARLES. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Easter,
1668. Doubtless s. of Lewis, of Cornwall. B. 1650. B.A.
1671-2; M.A. 1675. v. of St Austell, Cornwall. Will (Exeter)
1696. Father of the next.
TREMAYN, CHARLES. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Pembroke,
Jan. 3, 1704-5. S. of Charles (above), late V. of St Austell,
Cornwall. B. there. Matric. 1705; B.A. 1708-9; M.A. 1712.
Fellow, 1711. Taxor, 1716. Died 1718.
TREMAN, JOHN. B A. 1490-1; M.A. 1494; B.D. 1503-4; D.D.
1508-9. R. of Hasketon, Suffolk, 1507-10. Will (P.C.C.)
1514, of 'John Treman, of St Mich., Cambridge'; also
admon., V.C.C.
TREMAYN or TRYMAYNE, JOHN. Matrir. Fell.-Com. from
Clare, Easter, 1554.
TREMILL or TREMYLL, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Peter-
house, Michs. 1580. Probably 2nd s. of Richard, of Bedford-
shire. Of Kelvedon, Essex. Married Joyce, dau. of WUliam
Gifford, of Steyne (Steane), Northants. Probably brother of
the next. {Essex Pedigrees, 608.)
TREMEL, JAMES. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, Michs. 1590-1
(perhaps adm. at Corpus Christi, 1593; 'of Notts.'). Prob-
ably 3rd s. of Richard, of Bedfordshire. Matric. c. 1593;
B.A. 1594-5. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Dec. 18, 1594; priest,
Aug. 25, 1595; 'B.A.' Probably brother of Henry (above)
and of the next. {Essex Pedigrees, 608.)
TREMILL or TREMYLL, {senior). Pens, at Peterhouse,
in 1581. Probably Richard, s. and h. of Richard, of Bedford-
shire. Of Wrawby, Lines. Married Helen, dau. of William
Thorley, of Northamptonshire. Probably brother of Henry
(1580) and of James (above). {Essex Pedigrees, 608.)
TREMELLIUS, JOHN EMMANUEL. Hebrew lecturer, 1550-3.
A Jew. B. at Ferrara, 1510. Studied at Padua between
1530 and 1540. Converted to Christianity by Cardinal Pole,
his godfather, 1540. Teacher of Hebrew at Lucca, where he
imbibed the opinions of the reformers chiefly through the
influence of Peter Martyr. Came to England; resided with
Archbishop Cranmer at Lambeth Palace, 1547. Preb. of
Carlisle, 1552. Left England on the accession of Queen Mary,
1553. Head of the gymnasium at Hombach, 1559. Imprisoned
for his Calvinistic views; released, 1560. Professor of Old
Testament studies at Heidelberg, 1561. D.D. (Heidelberg),
1561. Sent to England as Envoy of the Elector; resided with
Archbishop Parker, c. 1565. Expelled from Heidelberg, 1576.
Appointed teacher of Hebrew at Sedan. Translated the
Bible from Hebrew and Syriac into Latin. Author, mis-
cellaneous. Died at Sedan, Oct. 9, 1580. {Cooper, i. 425;
D.N.B.)
TREMLETT, GEORGE. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Sidney, Dec. 21,
1630. S. of Matthew, clothier. B. at Tiverton, Devon.
School, Tiverton. Matric. 1631; B.A. 1634-5.
TREMLETT, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Pembroke,
July 2, 1681. S. of George, citizen and vintner, of Exeter.
Matric. 1681; B.A. 1685-6.
TRENCH, EDMUND. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Sidney, June 22,
1626. S. of Edmund, mercer, of London. B. in Norwich
(his mother's home). School, Merchant Taylors'. Matric.
1626-7; B.A. 1629-30; M.A. 1633; M.D. (Bourges), 1638.
Incorp. at Oxford, Apr. 14, 1648. Candidate, R.C.P., 1643;
Fellow, 1648; Censor. Gulstonian lecturer, 1650. Buried at
All Hallows, Staining, Jan. 5, 1669-70. Will (P.C.C.) 1670.
Father of the next. {Munk, i. 245; Vis. of London, 1634.)
TRENCH, EDMUND. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1658.
S. of Edmund (above), M.D. B. Oct. 6, 1643, in All Hallows,
Tresham, Henry
Staining, Middlesex. School, Merchant Taylors'. Migrated
to Oxford. Matric. (Magdalen Hall, Oxford) Feb. 14, i66o-i;
B.A. (Oxford) 1660-1. Adm. at Leyden, July 13, 1663.
Nonconformist minister at Glassenbury, Kent, 1675-83; at
Brenchley, 1684-8, and at Cranbrook, 1688. Married Bridget,
dau. of Sir Howland Roberts, Oct. 5, 1675. Died Mar. 30,
1689, aged 46. Buried at Cranbrook. {Al. Oxon.; Calamy, 11.
174; H. G. Harrison.)
TRENCH, NICHOLAS. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter,
1617. S. of John, of Gressenhall, Norfolk, and Warden of
the Fleet. B.A. 1620-1; M.A. 1626. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
Sept. 21, 1623; priest, Feb. 29, 1623-4. V. of Sandon, Herts.,
1623-68. Died before Oct. 20, 1668. Father of the next.
{Vis. of Essex, 1634.)
TRENCH, NICHOLAS. Adm. pens, (age 14) at Magdalene,
Oct. 7, 1647. S. of Nicholas (above), V. of Sandon, Herts.
School, Buntingford. Matric. 1648; B.A. 1651-2. Signed
for priest's orders (London) Dec. 22, 1666. R. of Holdenby,
Northants., 1670-85. Died Aug. 24, 1685. Buried at
Holdenby. M.I. {Baker, 1. 208, 210.)
TRENCH, THOMAS. Fellow of Corpus Christi, 1400.
TRENCH, WILLIAM. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1476; Trend.
TRENCHARD, FRANCIS. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Emmanuel, Apr.
4, 1627; probably adm. pens. 1626. S. and h. of William, of
Normanton, Wilts. Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1629.
Barrister, 1637.
TRENCHARD, GEORGE. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Jesus, May 12,
1705. S. of Sir John, Knt., of Bloxworth, Dorset. Matric.
1705. Adm. at the Middle Temple, Apr. 21, 1702. M.P. for
Poole, 1713-41 and 1747-54. Married his cousin Mary, dau.
of Colonel Thomas Trenchard, of Wolveton. Died Mar. 30,
1758. {Hutchins, iii. 327; Burke, L.G.)
TRENCHARD, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Trinity, May 10, 1675.
Matric. 1675. Died in College. Buried at St Michael's,
Aug. 25, 1675.
TRENCHARD, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity Hall, Dec.
1745. Probably s. of George, of Lytchett Mattravers, Dorset,
Esq. Bapt. May 22, 1736 {sic). Adm. at Lincoln's Inn,
Dec. 18, 1742. Called to the Bar, 1750. Commissioner of
taxes. Of Sturminster Marshal, and of Welbeck Street,
London, Esq. Died Dec. 26, 1819. {Hutchins, iii. 327.)
TRENCHARD, THOMAS. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1606.
See Al. Oxon. for a contemporary namesake, afterwardsKnt.
and M.P,
TRENCHARD, THOMAS. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 16) at Sr
John's, Mar. 25, 1657. S. of Thomas, Esq., of Wolveton,
Dorset. Bapt, 1640, at Charminster. Matric. 1657. Adm. at
the Middle Temple, Oct. 26, 1659. Married Anne, dau. of
Thomas Erie, of Charborough, Esq. Died 1694. Buried at
Charminster. {Hutchins, iii. 327.)
TRENCHFIELD, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St Catha-
rine's, Easter, 1637. Probably s. and h. of Thomas, of St
Mary Cray, Kent. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, July 13, 1641.
TRENDEL, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Caius, Apr. 29,
1573. S. of William, of Saham Tony, Norfolk. School, Saham
Tony and Shipdham. V. of Mendham, Sufiolk, till 1631.
Buried June 18, 1631. Will (Norwich) 1631. {Venn, i. 72.)
TRENNICK, JOSEPH. Adm. pens, at Sidney, July i, 1714.
5. of Benjamin, of Exeter, Devon. Matric. (Exeter CoUege,
Oxford) Mar. 14, 1703-4, age 17; B.A. (Oxford) 1707; M.A.
from Sidney, 1714. C. of Whimple, Devon, in 1714. (Al.
Oxon.)
TRENT, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Corpus Christi, 1693. Of
London. Matric. Lent, 1694; B..\. 1696-7; M.A. 1700.
Perhaps adm. at Leyden, Oct. 14, 1699. Ord. priest (London)
Aug. 23, 1700. V. of Chislet, Kent, 1700-5. R. of Biddenden,
1704-40. Died Jan. 15, 1740, aged 64.
TRENTHAM, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 21, 1661;
Tranham. Of Suffolk. Matric. 1661.
TRESCOTT, THOMAS. M.A. 1635 (Incorp. from Oxford). S. of
Robert, of Exeter, pleb. Matric. (Queen's College, Oxford)
June 9, 1626, age 14; B.A. (Exeter College, Oxford) 1629-30;
M.A. 1632. R. of Inwardleigh, Devon, 1638. R. of Wool-
wich, Kent, in 1645. R. of Shobrooke, Devon, 1660-2,
ejected. {Al. Oxon.; Calamy, 1. 398.)
TRESHAM, ADAM. M.B. 1462-3.
TRESHAM, GEORGE. Adm. pens, at Trinity, May 16, 1646.
Of London. Probably brother of Thomas (1646).
TRESHAM, HENRY. B.A. from St John's, 161 1-2. Possibly
s. and h. of Sir Thomas, of Newton, Northants., Knt.
Living, 1618. Married Abigail, dau. of Cecil Cave, of Stanford.
Probably died before Jan. 22, 1635-6. {Northants, N. and Q.,
II. 40, 142.)
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TRESHAM, MAURICE. Adm. pens, at Sidney Apr i, 1618.
Doubtless 3rd s. of WiUiam, of Wold Northants. Bapt.
there, Aug. 31. 1600. Matric. 1618; B.A. (?) Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) Mar 13, 1623-4; 'B.A.'; pnest June 4, 1626. C. of
Pitsford Northants., c. 1628-36. Buned there Apr. 3, 1636.
(Vis. of Northants., 1618; Bridges, i. 462; H. I. Longden.)
TRESHAM, MAURICE. B.A. from Trinity, 1637. Probably
s. of Maurice, of Geddington, Northants. B. Aug. 12, 1618.
(Northants. N. and Q., 11. 40-)
TRESHAM, RICHARD. Adm. sizar at Queens', June 24, 1702.
Of Lincolnshire. Matric. 1702-3. Ord. deacon (Lincoln)
Sept. 10, 1708; priest, Sept. 25, 1709. V. of Barkston, Leics.,
1708-17. C. of Bottesford, in 1711. Perhaps emigrated to
Jamaica, Mar. 1717-8. (Nichols, 11. 20, 99; Gerald Fothergill.)
TRESHAM, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Oct. 29, 163?-
S of Thomas, of Pilketon (Pilton), Northants., Esq. Matnc.
1640; Scholar, 1641; B.A. 1643-4; M.A. from Peterhouse,
1647. Fellow of Peterhouse, 1646-50. Adm. at Gray s Inn,
June 26, 1648. Perhaps brother of William (1642). (T. A.
Walker, 86.)
TRESHAM, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Trinity, May 16, 1646.
Of London. Probably brother of George (1646).
TRESHAM, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Trinity, June 6, 1642.
Perhaps s. of Thomas, of Pilton, Northants. B.A. 1646.
One of these names, M.A., died Oct. 12, 1696, aged 69.
Buried at Bottesford, Leics. M.I. Perhaps brother of Thomas
(1639). (Nichols, u. 99.)
TRESSE, see also TRACY.
TRESSE, FRANCIS. B.A. from Clare, 1604-5. Perhaps s. of
WiUiam (1574-5). Possibly same as next.
TRESSE, FRANCIS. M.A. 1614-5 (on King's visit). One of
these names of Town Mailing, Kent. Benefactor to the Free
School there. Died 1632. (For a pedigree of Tresse, of West
MaUing see Vis. of Kent, 1663-8.) (Hasted, 11. 219, 225.)
TRESSE, FRANCIS. Adm. sizar at Clare, May 24, 1639;
exhibitioner from Tonbridge School. S. of Nicholas, of West
MaUing, Kent, mercer. Matric. 1639. Buried at St Edward s,
Cambridge, Jan. 19, 1639-40.
TRESSE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Easter, 1625;
afterwards FeU.-Com. Matric. 1625. Perhaps adm. at Gray s
Inn, Feb. 8, 1625-6; of Tenterden, Kent, gent. Knighted,
July 16, 1633.
TRESSE, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Michs.
1554- „ ^ ,
TRESSE, WILLIAM. B.A. from Clare, 1574-5; M.A. 1578. Ord.
deacon (Ely) Nov. 17, i577; 'of Biggleswade; aged 24. R. of
Clopton-CMm-Croydon, Cambs., 1581; therein i593- Perhaps
V. of East Tilbury, Essex. If so, admon. (Cons. C. London)
Sept. 13, 1603.
TRETON RICHARD. B.D. Second Master of Corpus Christi,
i376.'Of Salisbury diocese. R. of Tindel. Executor of Lord
ChanceUor Thorpe, the University benefactor, in 1372.
' Died c. 1379. (Masters.)
TREVEEKE, GEORGE, see TREWICK.
TREVENEN, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Pembroke, June 14,
1729. S. of Thomas, of Clowance, Cornwall. Matric. 1731;
LL.B. 1734.
TREVIGAR, LUKE. Adm. sizar at Clare, Apr. 4, 1723- S. of
Luke (next), M.D. B. at Sunbury, Middlesex, 1705. School,
Charterhouse. Matric. 1723; B.A. 1726-7; M.A. 1730-
FeUow, 1728-38. Ord. deacon (Ely) Dec. 21, 1729; pnest,
June 20, 1730. V. of Sawston, Cambs., i73i-4- V. of
Harston, 1735-8. R. of Hurstmonceux, Sussex, 1743-72.
Canon of Chichester, 1753-72. ChanceUor of Chichester
diocese, 1772 (Mar.-Apr.). Died Apr. 18, 1772. WiU, P.C.C.
(Al. Carthus.; G. Mag.)
TREVIGAR, LUKE. M.D. 1728 (Com. Reg.). Died Sept. 1746,
aged 81. Father of the above. (L. Mag.)
TREVILAN, EDMUND. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1624; B.A. 1627-8; M.A. 1631.
TREVILLIAN, JAMES. Adm. sizar at Pembroke, June 20,
1740. S. of , of Fowey, ComwaU. Matric. 1740; B.A.
1743-4. Perhaps of NorthiU, ComwaU, clerk. If so, died
Jan. 9, 1767. Admon. (Exeter); as of Stoke Gabriel, Devon.
(G. Mag.)
TREVILYVAN, NICHOLAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Pembroke,
Nov. 3, 1654. S. of WUliam. B. at Merrin (alias St Merryn),
ComwaU.
TRIVILIAN, WALTER. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 25) at Caius,
Mar. 15, 1561-2. S. of Henry, gent., of Churchdown, near
Moulton, Devon. Ord. deacon (Canterbury) Feb. 7, 1562-3;
of Exeter diocese, Feb. 1563. (Venn, i. 49.)
TREVILL, LETHBRIDGE. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Queens', Apr.
ri, 1695. Of Devon.
Trevor, Thomas
TREVIS, see also TRAVIS.
TREVIS, JOHN. Adm. pens, at St John's, Jan. 18, 1668-9.
S. of Richard, lawyer, of Salop. B. there. School, Shrews-
bury. Brother of the next.
TREVIS or TREVES, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St
John's, Nov. 2, 1668. S. of Richard, lawyer, of Salop. B.
there. School, Shrewsbury. Matric. 1668; B.A. 1672-3.
Brother of John (above).
TREVISA, . Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Michs. 1584.
TREVISHAM, NICHOLAS. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Michs.
1657; B.A. 1658; ' Trevithvan.'
TREVOR, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from Queens', Michs. 1588.
Of Denbighshire.
TREVOR, JOHN. B.A. from Jesus, 1584-5. Incorp. at Oxford,
1598. M.A. (Oriel CoUege, Oxford) 1598.
TREVOR, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Queens', Feb. i59i-2- Of
Salop. Matric. c. 1592.
TREVOR, JOHN. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Queens', May 13, 1612.
Of Surrey. S. and h. of Sir John, of Oatlands, Surrey, Knt.,
and of Trevalyn, Denbigh (and Margaret, dau. of Hugh
Trevanion, of ComwaU). Adm. at the Inner Temple, Nov.
1613. Knighted, July 7, 1619- M.P. for Denbigh., 1620;
for Co. Flint, 1624; for Gt Bedwin, 1628; for Grampound,
1640. A moderate parliamentarian. Member of the Council
of State, 1651. Sat on various Committees. Married Anne,
dau. of Edmund Hampden, Esq., of Wendover, Bucks.
Died July 17, 1673. (Confused by Collins, D.N.B. and other
authorities with his father who died Feb. 20, 1629-30,
aged 57; M.I. at Llanestyn, and who was married to Margaret
Trevanion, at Chelsea, May 24, 1592.) Brother of William
(1623) and Richard (1607); doubtless father of Richard
(1645). (Arch. Cambr., 4ths. vi. 334; Surrey Arch. Coll.,
XVII. 47; Lipscomb, 11. 297, where the pedigree contains many
inaccuracies.)
TREVOR, JOHN. Adm. FeU.-Com. at King's, 1691-2. Doubt-
less 3rd s. of Sir John, Master of the RoUs (for whom see
D.N.B.). Adm. at the Inner Temple, Nov. 27, 1691. Master
of the Examiners Office in the Chancery. Usher of the RoUs.
KiUed himself, Jan. 25, 1726. (Le Neve, Knights, 245;
Musgrave.)
TREVOR, JOHN. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1711. 2nd s. of
Thomas, Baron Trevor of Bromham. Bapt. Aug. 27, 1695.
at CamberweU, Middlesex. Matric. Easter, 1712. Adm. at
the Inner Temple, Nov. 9, 1712. CaUed to the Bar, 1718.
Bencher, 1725. Treasurer, 1738. F.R.S., 1728. A Welsh
Judge and King's Counsel, 173°- M-P- for Woodstock,
1746-53- Succeeded his brother Thomas (1708) as 3rd Baron,
Mar. 23, 1753. Married Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Richard Steele,
May 31, 1731. Died s.p.m., Sept. 27, 1764, at Bath. Buried
at Bromham, Beds. (Lipscomb, Pedigrees, 11. 297; G.E.C.)
TREVOR, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter, 1577.
Of Wales. S. of Edward, of Denbighshire. B.A. 1580-1;
M.A. 1584; LL.D. from Trinity HaU, 1591. Adm. advocate,
Feb. 18, 1597-8. Knighted, May 8, 1597; of Trevalyn,
Denbigh. M.P. for Blechingley, 1597-8. (Vis. of Wales, 11.
329.)
TREVOR, RICHARD. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Queens', June 20,
1607. Of Surrey. Doubtless ist s. of Sir John, of Oatlands,
Surrey, Knt. Died before 1613.
TREVOR, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Jesus, June 21, 1645.
Of Buckinghamshire. Doubtless s. of Sir John (1612), of
TrevaUyn, Denbigh.,Knt. Matric. 1645-6. Migrated to Oxford.
Matric. (Merton CoUege, Oxford) Feb. 12, 1648-9; B.A.
(Oxford) Oct. 21, 1648; M.A. 1651. Incorp. at Cambridge,
1652, M.D. (Padua) 1658. Incorp. at Oxford, 1661. Candidate,
R.C.P., 1663. Died July 17, 1676. Buried at St Dunstan-
in-the-West, London. (Al. Oxon.; Munk, 1. 308; Lipscomb,
II. 297, where he appears as s. of Sir John who died 1629,
but according to the M.I. at Llanestyn he left only two sons,
John and Charles.)
TREVOR, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 25, 1720.
Of Surrey. Perhaps s. and h. of Richard, merchant, of
London. Matric. 1720. Perhaps adm. at the Inner Temple,
Oct. 25, 1721. See Al. Oxon. for a contemporary namesake.
TREVOR, ROGER. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's, June 21,
1725. S. and h. of Roger, of Bodynfol, Montgomery, Esq.
B. at Bodynfol. School, Wem, Salop (Mr Edwards). Matnc.
1725. Adm. at the Inner Temple, Nov. 28, 1727. High Sheriff
of Montgomeryshire, 1732-3. Brother of Thomas (1725)-
(Scott-Mayor, iii. 389.)
TREVOR, THOMAS. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 16) at Trinity,
June 19, 1708. S. and h. of Rt Hon. Sir Thomas, Chief
Justice of the Common Pleas (afterwards Baron Trevor of
Bromham, Beds.). B. c. 1692. School, Bishop's Stortford
(Mr Tooke). Matric. 1708; M.A. 1712. F.R.S., 1716-7.
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Trevor, Thomas
Succeeded his father as 2nd Baron Trevor of Bromham,
June 19, 1730. Married Elizabeth, dau. of Timothy BurrelJ,
of Cuckfield, Sussex. Died Mar. 23, 1753. Buried at Brom-
ham. Admon., P.C.C. Brother of John (1711). (Lipscomb,
11. 297; G.E.C.)
TREVOR, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, June 21,
1725. S. of Roger, of Bodynfol, Montgomery, Esq. Matric.
1725; B.A. 1728-9; M.A. 1745. Ord. deacon {St Asaph)
Sept. 19, 1731 ; priest (Chester) Dec. 24, 1732. V. of Oswestry,
Salop, 1736-84. V. of Ruabon, Denbigh, 1770-84. Chaplain
to Sir Watkin Williams Wynne, Bart. J. P. for Salop and
Denbigh. Died Feb. 29, 1784. M.I. at Oswestry. Brother
of Roger (1725). (Scott-Mayor, iii. 389.)
TREVOR, WILLIAM. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Queens', Nov. 26,
1623. Of Surrey. 3rd s. of Sir John, of Oatlands, Surrey.
Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1625. Probably died before
Feb. 20, 1629-30. (According to the M.I. at Llanestyn his
father left only two surviving sons, John and Charles.)
Brother of John (1612). {Arch. Camb., 4th S., vi. 334;
Surrey Arch. Coll., xiv. 27.)
TREVOR, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Magdalene, July
I, 1707. S. of Jonathan, druggist. B. at Newark, Notts.
School, Newark. Ord. deacon (London) Sept. 25; priest,
Dec. 18, 1715.
TREVOR, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Jesus, June 24, 1741.
Of London. Matric. 1742; B.A. 1745-6; M.A. 1755. Ord.
deacon (Lincoln) May 25, 1746. Perhaps R. of Wadenhoe,
Northants., 1747-9. One of these names, of Barrow, Lines.,
died Feb. 28, 1794. (G. Mag.)
TREW, see also TROWE.
TREW, GILBERT. Adm. sizar (age 14) at Magdalene, June 24,
1668. S. of Gilbert, gent., of Thame, Oxon. School, Thame.
TREWE, RICHARD. Adm. scholar at King's Hall, Oct. 6,
1393; resigned, Jan. 20, 1414.
TREWE, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Lent, 1582-3.
Perhaps V. of Over, Cambs., 1597-1605. Buried there
Aug. 13, 1605. (J. Crosby.)
TRUE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1589.
TREWE, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1576.
TREW, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Caius, Feb. 26, 1638-9.
S. of Robert, salt-fishmonger, of parish of St Simon, Norwich.
B. there. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Dec. 24, 1643. Perhaps
minister of St Simon and St Jude, Norwich; buried there
1655. (Venn, i. 334.)
TREWBODY, SAMUEL. M.A. from King's, 172 1. S. 01 Charles,
of St Austell, Cornwall, gent. Bapt. Dec. 12, 1689, at
Lanlivery. Matric. (Exeter College, Oxford) Dec. 13, 1709,
age 18; B.A. (O.xford) 1713. R. of Jacobstow, Cornwall,
1719-41. Chaplain in the Army, 1721. V. of St Eval, 1728-
41. R. of St Germans, in 1729. R. of Stoke Climsland,
1741-68. Married Mrs Elizabeth Hancock, widow, Apr. 8,
1729. Died Jan. 18, 1768. Will, Exeter. (Al. Oxon.)
TREWICK or TREVEEKE, GEORGE. Adm. at King's, a
scholar from Eton, 1689. B. at Penzance, Cornwall. Matric.
Easter, 1690; B.A. 1693-4; M.A. 1697. Fellow, 1693. Went
as a private soldier to Portugal in Queen Anne's army.
Died in Spain. (Harwood, 274.)
TREWINNARD, JAMES. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Pembroke,
June 1, 1693. S. of James, R. of Mawgan-in-Meneage,
Cornwall. Matric. 1693; B.A. 1696-7; M.A. 1700.
TREWTHAIT, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's, June
28, 1673. S. of William, husbandman, of Alne, Yorks.
B. there. School, Thornton. Matric. 1673.
TREYNAM or TRAINAM, W. Adm. sizar from Peterhouse,
Sept. 13, 1567. Matric. 1567.
TRICE, see TRYCE.
TRICKETT, MARK. Adm. pens, at Magdalene, May 5, 1654.
S. of Thomas, of Sheffield, Yorks. Matric. 1654; B.A. 1657.
R. of Gate Burton, near Gainsborough, Lines.; ejected, 1662.
Imprisoned in York. (Calamy, 11. 144.)
TRICKETT, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Christ's, June 20,
1652. S. of Mark. B. at Kingston, Derbs. School, Chester-
field (Mr Stone). Matric. 1652; B.A. 1655-6; M.A. 1659.
Ord. minister by the Wirksworth Classis, Dec. 17, 1656;
conformed at the Restoration. Ord. deacon and priest
(Lichfield) Feb. 1, 1661-2. V. of Bradboume, near Ash-
bourne, Derbs., 1662-7. R- of Norton-in-Scarsdale, 1667-
1710. Father of the next. (Peile, i. 549.)
TRICKETT, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Christ's, Apr. 15,
1680. S. of Samuel (above), V. of Norton-in-Scarsdale,
Derbs. B. there. Matric. 1680; B.A. 1683-4; M.A. 1687.
Ord. priest (Lincoln) June, 1688. C. of Norton, Derbs., in
1688. R. of Nuttall, Notts., till 1694. R. of Aston, near
Sheffield, Yorks., 1694-1712. (Peile, 11. 77.)
Trimnell, Charles
TRICKHEY, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Lent, 1626-7.
TRIGG, DANIEL. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Caius, Feb. 14, 1625-6.
S. of George, husbandman, of Somerby, Leics. School,
Melton Mowbray (Mr Simon Humphrey). Matric. 1626;
Scholar, 1629-34; B.A. 1630-1; M.A. 1634. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) Sept. 25, 1636. V. of Somerby, 1647-9. Will
(Leicester) 1669. (Venn, 1. 274; Nichols, 11. 320.)
TRIGGE, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from Caius, Dec. 1633. Ord.
deacon (Peterb.) Dec. 22, 1639; B.A.
TRIGG, GEORGE. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Peterhouse, Jan. 24,
1687-8. Of Hertfordshire. School, Hitchin. Matric. 1688;
Scholar, 1691; B.A. 1691-2; M.A. 1695. Fellow, 1694.
Moderator, 1698. Incorp. at Oxford, 1700. Ord. deacon
(Ely) Feb. 17, 1705-6; priest (Peterb.) Sept. 19, 1708. V. of
Whaddon, Cambs., 1710-45. Died 1745. (Al. Oxon.)
TRIGGE, HENRY. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, June 20,
1635. S. of WiUiam, husbandman, of Melton Mowbray,
Leics. B. there. School, Melton Mowbray (Mr Humfireyes).
Matric. 1635; B.A. 1638-9; M.A. 1642. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
Sept. 25, 1642. R. of Gisleham, Sufiolk, 1661-3.
TRIGGE, MATTHEW. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, Feb. 20,
1627-8. S. of Thomas, grocer, of Leicestershire. B. at
Somerby. School, Melton (Mr Humfrey). Matric. 1628;
Scholar, 1631-2; B.A. 1631-2; M.A. 1635. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) Sept. 23, 1632; priest, June 12, 1636. C. of March,
Cambs., 1635. R. of Stretton-en-le-Field, Leics., 1642-76.
Buried there Oct. 17, 1676. Father of the next. (Venn, i.
282; Nichols, III. 1030.)
TRIGG, MATTHEW. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Christ's, June 18,
1669. S. of Matthew (above), R. of Stretton-en-le-Field,
Leics. B. there. School, Repton. Matric. 1669; B.A. 1672-3;
M.A. 1676. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 4, 1674. R. of
Hathem, Leics., 1682-91. Died May 6, 1691, aged 39. M.I.
at Hathem. Will (Leicester) 1691. (Peile, 11. 24; Nichols, iii.
845.)
TRIGG, REGINALD. Matric. pens, from St John's, 1598; B.A.
1601-2. R. of Wyddial, Herts., 1611-6. Probably V. of
Clavering, Essex, in 1620.
TRIGGS, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Pembroke, Mar. 2, 1673-4.
Previously matric. (Exeter College, Oxford) Mar. 4, 1669-70,
age 17. S. of Robert, of Chittlehampton, Devon, clerk.
Matric. 1674; B.A. 1674-5. R- of Ermington, Devon, 1684-
1722. (Al. Oxon.)
TRIGG, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Christ's, July 8,
1691. S. of John. B. at Stevenage, Herts. School, Bunting-
ford (Mr England). Matric. 1691; Scholar, 1691; B.A.
1694-5; M.A. 1698. Incorp. at Oxford, 1700. Ord. deacon
(London) Mar. 4, 1694-5; priest (Lincoln) June 29, 1701.
R. of Letchworth, Herts., 1701-49. C. of Wymondley, 1709.
Died before Mar. 17, 1749. (Peile, 11. 122; Clutterbuck, 11. 387.)
TRIGG, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Trinity, June 9,
1713. S. of Thomas, of London, citizen and clothworker.
School, Christ's Hospital. Matric. 1713-4; Scholar, 1715;
B.A. 1716-7; M.A. 1720. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 21,
1717; priest (London) Sept. 20, 1719. C. of Sywell, North-
ants., 1717. Lecturer of St Michael Royal, London, 1720.
V. of Horley, Surrey, 1725-67. V. of Layslon, Sufiolk, 1725.
Died Oct. 1767. Perhaps buried at Houghton-le-Spring,
Durham, Oct. 10, 1767. Will, P.C.C. Benefactor to Christ's
Hospital. (A. W. Lockhart; Manning and Bray, 11. 204.)
TRIGG, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's, July i,
1671. S. of Henry, deceased, of Warrington, Lanes. B. there.
School, Melton Mowbray. Matric. 1671; B.A. 1674-5.
TRIGG, ZACHARY. Matric. sizar from Emmanuel, Easter,
1623; B.A. 1628; M.A. 1632. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Dec. 21;
priest, Dec. 22, 1628. Of Thurgarton, Notts., clerk. Licensed
Apr. 15, 1643, to marry Cordelia Grundy, of Thurgarton.
Probably his will (P.C.C.) 1653; clerk; lands at Somerby,
Leics. (J. Ch. Smith.)
TRIGG, . Adm. sizar at King's, Lent, 1588-9.
TRIGRAM or TRYGEAN, . M.A. 1489. Perhaps scholar or
fellow of King's Hall, 1496-1532; Tygrahan or Trigram.
Possibly identical with John Tregurau, whom see.
TRIMBLE, RICHARD. Adm. at King's (age 18) a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 14, 1530. Of Hever, Kent. Name ofi before 1534.
A man of great humour; called 'Mad Trimble.' (Harwood.)
TRIMNELL, CHARLES. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter,
1651. Of Bremhill, Wilts. 4th s. of Edmund, of Bremhill.
School, Winchester. Scholar (New College, Oxford) 1647;
expelled, 1648, by the parliamentary commissioners; B.A.
(Cambridge) 1651-2; M..^. 1655. Fellow of Queens', 1653-8.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1655. R. of Abbots Ripton, Hunts.,
1656-1702. Died 1702, aged 77. Father of Charles (1695),
WiUiam (1690) and David (1693).
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TRIMNELL, CHARLES. M.A. 1695 (Incorp. from New College,
Oxford). Matric. there, July 26, 1681, age 17. S. of Charles
(1651), of Abbots Ripton, clerk. School, Winchester. B.A.
(Oxford) 1685; M.A. 1689; B.D. and D.D. 1699. Preb. of
Norwich, 1691-1707. R. of Boddington, Northants., 1694-6.
R. of Brington, 1696-8. Archdeacon of Norfolk, 1698-1708.
Chaplain to the King, 1700-2; to the Queen, 1702-8. R. of
Southmere, 1705. R. of St Janies', Westminster, London,
1706-8. Bishop of Norwich, 1708-21. Clerk of the Closet,
1714-23. Bishop of Winchester, 1721-3. Married Maria,
dau. of William Talbot, Bishop of Durham. Died Aug. 15,
1723. Buried in Winchester Cathedral. Will, P.C.C. Brother
of David (1693) and William (1690). {Al. Oxon.; D.N.B.
TRIMNELL, CHARLES. M.A. from Trinity Hall, 1712. S. of
William, of Christian Malford, Wilts., gent. Matric. (Hart
Hall, O.xford) Nov. 24, 1703, age 18; B.A. (Oxford) 1707.
Ord. deacon (Oxford) May 30, 1708; priest (Lincoln) July 25,
1710. V. of Docking, Norfolk, 171X. V. of Ludham, 1714-8.
V. of Potter Heigham, 1714. R. of Ashby and of Clippesby,
1721-3. (Al. Oxon.)
TRIMNELL, CHARLES. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1723. S. and h. of William (1690), D.D. B. May 28, 1705,
at Hackney, Middlesex. Matric. Michs. 1724. Died Oct. 21,
1726, of small-pox, at Ely House, Holborn. Buried in Win-
chester Cathedral. M.I. Brother of Edward (1733). (Har-
wood, 310.)
TRIMNELL, DAVID. Adm. pens, at Queens', July 7, 1693,
Of Huntingdonshire. S. of Charles (1651), of .4.bbots Ripton,
clerk. School, Winchester. Matric. (New College, Oxford)
Sept. 15, 1693, age 18; B.A. (Oxford) 1697; M.A. 1701; D.D.
(Lambeth) 1716. R. of Stoke Hammond, Bucks., 1708.
Canon of Lincoln, 1710. Archdeacon of Leicester, 1715-56.
Died May 18, 1756. Brother of Charles (1695) and William
(1690). {A I. Oxon.)
TRIMNELL, EDWARD. Feuow of St John's, May 31, 1733-6.
S. of William (next). Bapt. July 23, 1711, at Wicken, North-
ants. Matric. (Pembroke College, Oxford) Mar. 13, 1728-9,
age 17; B.A. (Oxford) 1732. Incorp. at Cambridge, 1732.
Ord. priest (Lincoln) Sept. 21, 1735. V. of Little Abingdon,
Cambs., 1735-6. Died Mar. 9, 1736. Brother of Charles
(1723). (/4/. 0;iron.; J. Crosby.)
TRIMNELL, WILLIAM. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1690. S. of Charles (1651). B. at Abbots Ripton, Hunts.
Matric. 1690; B.A. 1694-5; M.A. 1698; D.D. 1717 {Com.
Reg.). Fellow, 1693. Incorp. at Oxford, 1699 and 1726.
Ord. deacon (Norwich) Dec. 21, 1695; priest, Oct. 8, 1697.
R. of Wicken, Northants., 1703-21. R. of Brington, 1717-21.
Chaplain to the King, 1718-27. Archdeacon of Norwich,
1720-2. R. of Cheriton, Hants., 1721. Dean of Winchester,
1722-9. Died at Ely House, Holborn, of small-pox, Apr. 15,
1729. Buried in Winchester Cathedral. Will, P.C.C. Brother
of Charles (1695) and David (1693), father of Charles (1723)
and Edward (above). (Harwood, 274; Al. Oxon.)
TRIMNELL, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Queens', Mar. 23,
1718-9. Of Middlesex. S. of Hugh. Bapt. at St James',
Westminster, Oct. 23, 1701. Colleger at Eton. Matric. 1720;
B.A. 1723-4-
TRINDER, MARK. Adm. sizar (age 23) at Trinity, June 27,
1676. S. of Edward, of Cricklade, Wilts. School, Cricklade.
Matric. 1676. Ord. deacon (Gloucester) July 19, 1679; priest,
Aug. 28, 1680; 'B.A.' V. of Badgeworth, Gloucs., 1689-1720.
Died Oct. 29, 1720.
TRING, JOHN. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1479.
TRINGHAM, THOMAS. M.A. from King's, 1723. S. of Thomas,
of All Saints', Hereford. Matric. (Brasenose College, Oxford)
May 2, 1710, age 17; B.A. (Oxford) 1713-4. Master of Lucton
School, Hereford. Died Mar. 30, 1759- (^'- Oxon.; G. Mag.)
TRIOCHE, DANIEL. Matric. sizar from Trinity, 1639. Secretary
successively to James, Earl of Derby, Charlotte de la
Tremouille, Countess of Derby, and William, Earl of Straf-
ford. Died July 4, 1667. Buried at Wentworth, Yorks. M.I.
(Hunter, 11. 99.)
TRION, see TRYON.
TRIPE, ANTHONY. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Christ's, June 25,
1731. S. of Anthony. B. at Exeter, Devon. School, Exeter
(Mr Reynolds). Matric. 1731; Scholar, i733; B-A. 1734-5-
Admon., July, 1777; bachelor of St Sidwell, Exeter. (Peile,
II. 224.)
TRIPPE, HENRY. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Easter, 1562;
B.A. 1565-6; M.A. from Jesus, 1571. R- of North Ockendon,
Essex, 1570-82. R. of St Stephen's, Walbrook, London,
1572-1601. R. of St Faith's, 1583-1612. Author, Brief
Answer to Maister Pownd's Six Reasons. Died 1612. (Cooper,
II. 329; D.N.B.)
TRIPP, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Michs. 1640.
TRIP, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Magdalene, May i, 1676.
S. of Edward. B. at Barton-on-Humber, Lines. School,
Cottingham, Yorks. Matric. 1679; B.A. 1679-80.
Trollope, Thomas
TRIPLETT, RALPH. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's,
Easter, 1649; B.A. 1649-50; M.A. 1653; M.D. 1661. Of
Salop, gent. Married and had issue. Died before Sept. 7,
1701. (His son Ralph buried at Tamworth, Staffs., i7oif
aged 36.) (Shaw, 1. 428.)
TRIPPET {?), FRANCIS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, c. 1591.
TRIPPET, WILLIAM. Adm. at King's (age 18) a scholar from
Eton, Mar. 27, 1512. Of Sheffield, Yorks. B.A. 1516-7;
'Trepete.' Fellow, 1515-7- Died 1517.
TRISTRAM, ANDREW. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Oct. 19,
1646. Of Worcestershire. Matric. 1647. V. of Clent, Staffs.,
1649-55. Minister of Bridgnorth, Salop, in 1655, ejected,
1662. Adm. extra-licentiate, R.C. P., Nov. 5, 1667. Licensed to
be a presbyterian teacher at his house at Bridgnorth, Sept. 5,
1672. (Calamy, 11. 324; Wm. Salt Arch. Soc, 1915; H. G.
Matthews.)
TRISTRAM, HENRY. Adm. sizar at Queens', June 26, 1674-
Of Worcestershire. Matric. 1675; B.A. 1677-8; M.A. 1681.
Probably R. of Belbroughton, Worcs., 1697-1701. Married
Bridget Whyte, of Elmley Lovett, Worcs., spinster, July 15,
1686. Probably brother of Thomas (1674). (Nash, 1. 60.)
TRISTRAM, HENRY. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Oct. 3, 1707. S. of
, clerk, deceased (perhaps Thomas, R. of Allesley,
Warws., 1692), 'of Ansley, Warws.' Matric. 1708; B.A.
1711-2. Probably R. of Bellbroughton, Worcs., 1727-31.
TRISTRAM, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Trinity, Dec. 30,
1678. S. of John, doctor, of Worcestershire. School, Worcs.
Matric. 1679.
TRISTRAM, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Peterhouse, Feb.
1, 1688-9. Of Hertfordshire. School, Hitchin. Scholar,
1688; Matric. 1689; B.A. 1692-3; M.A. 1697. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) Sept. 19, 1697; priest, Sept. 25, 1698. C.of Willian,
Herts., 1697. One of these names V. of Tonbridge, Kent,
1705-12. Died Oct. 29, 1712. Will, P.C.C. See Al. Oxon. for
a contemporary.
TRISTRAM, RICHARD. M.A. from Trinity, 1716. S. of R., of
Worcester, clerk. Matric. (Oriel College, Oxford) June 18,
1701, age 16; B.A. (Oxford) 1705. Ord. deacon (Worcester)
June 9, 1706; priest, Dec. 24, 1710. Chaplain to the Earl of
Suffolk. V. of Peering, Essex, 1715-29. R. of Wakes Colne,
1723-9. Died 1729. (Al. Oxon.; Lambeth Act Book, 7.)
TRISTRAM, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Queens', June 26, 1674-
Of Worcestershire. Matric. 1675. Probably brother of Henry
(1674).
TRISTRAM, WILLIAM. B.Can.L. 1521-2. One of these names,
priest, buried at St Bartholomew-the-Less, London, July 6,
1565-
TROBRIDGE, GEORGE. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, July 9,
1645. Of Trobridge, Crediton, Devon. Adm. at thr Inner
Temple, 1646.
TROLLUP, JAMES. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Easter,
1623. Doubtless 5th s. of William, of Thurlby, Lines. Bapt.
Mar. 31, 1605, at Bourne. Married Alice, dau. of Anthony
Oldfield, of Spalding. Buried at Thurlby, June 14, 1649.
Will, P.C.C. Brother of the next and doubtless father of
William (1655). (Blore, 95.)
TROLLAPP, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Michs.
1609; B.A. 1612-3. Doubtless s. and h. of William, of Case-
wick, Bourne and Thurlby, Lines. Bapt. Feb. 26, 1595-6,
at Bourne. Adm. at Gray's Inn, June 21, 1615. Created
Bart., Feb. 5, 1641-2. Sheriff of Lines., 1641-2. Married
(i) Hester, dau. of Nicholas Street or Sturt, of Hadleigh,
Suffolk ; (2) Mary, dau. of Sir Christopher Clitheroe, of London,
Nov. 16, 1635. Died c. 1654. Will dated, Mar. 20, 1651-2;
proved, Mar. 7, 1654-5. Doubtless father of William (1639).
(Bhre, 94; G.E.C., 11. 158.)
TROLLOPE, THOMAS. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 17) at Trinity,
Mar. 10, 1709-10. S. and h. of Sir Thomas, 3rd Bart., of
Casewick, Lines. Bapt. Dec. 21, 1691, at Uffington. School,
St Paul's. Matric. 1710. Adm. at the Middle Temple, Nov.
13, 1716; at Lincoln's Inn, Nov. 15, 1716. Succeeded as 4th
Bart., Nov. 22, 1729. Married Diana, dau. of Thomas
Middleton, of Stansted, Essex. Died Oct. 7, 1784, aged 93.
Brother of William (1722) and father of Thomas Middleton
(1738-9). (Burke, Peerage; G.E.C., 11. 158.)
TROLLOPE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Pembroke,
Apr. 23, 1723. (Perhaps migrated to Emmanuel, Sept. 16,
1723; see the next.) S. of Thomas, of Bourne, Lines., Esq.,
and grandson of WiUiam (1655). B.July 25, 1705, at Thurlby.
Died unmarried, Feb. 20, 1761. Buried at Bourne. (Blore, 95 ;
G. Mag.)
TROLLOPE, THOMAS. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Emmanuel, Sept.
16, 1723. Of Lincolnshire. Matric. 1724. Perhaps Thomas
(above).
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TROLLOPE, THOMAS MIDDLETON. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 17)
at Pembroke, Jan. 31, 1738-9. S. and h. of Sir Thomas
(1710), of Casewick, Lines., Bart. B. July 31, 1721. Married
Isabella, dau. of Sir John Thorold, Bart. Died before his
father. Buried at U£&ngton, Apr. 27, 1779. (Buike, Peerage;
G.E.C., 11. 159.)
TROLLOPE, WILLIAM. D.D. 1471.
TROLLOPPE, WILLIAM. Matric. FcU.-Com. from Magdalene,
Michs. 1639. S. and h. of Thomas (1609), of Casewicke,
Lines., Esq. B. Jan. 3, 1621. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 10,
1640-1. Succeeded his father as 2nd Bart., c. 1654. Sheriff
of Lincolnshire, 1659-60. Married Elizabeth, dau. of Sir
Rober: Carr, Bart, and widow of William Thorold, of
Marston, Lines. Died s.p.nt., May 16, 1678. Will, P.C.C.
{G.E.C., II. 158.)
TROLLOPE, WILLIAM. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Emmanuel, May
28, 1655. Of Lincolnshire. Doubtless s. and h. of James
(1623), of Thurlby, Lines. Bapt. there, July 27, 1636.
Married Leventhorpe, dau. of Thomas Pochin, of Barkby,
Leics. Buried June 8, 1718, at Thurlby. (Blore, 95.)
TROLLOPE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Pembroke, Feb. i,
1722. 4th s. of Sir Thomas, of Casewick, Lines., Bart. Bapt.
Jan. 23, 1706-7, at Uffington. Matric. 1724; B.A. 1726-7;
M.A. 1730. Fellow, 1731-49. Incorp. at Oxford, 1733.
Died unmarried, May 3, 1749. Brother of Thomas (1710).
(Blore, 94; G. Mag.)
TRONE, . Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1544.
TROOPE, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 15) at St John's, Apr. 18,
1661. S. of Thomas, deceased, of Stamford, Lines. B. there.
School, Stamford. Matrie. 1661; B.A. 1664-5; M.A. 1668.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) May2i, 1665. C.of Clopton, Northants.
TROSSE, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, May 3,
1618. Matrie. 1618; B.A. 1621-2; M.A. 1625. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) Mar. 5; priest, Mar. 6, 1625-6.
TROSSE, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Mar. 13,
1653-4. Matric. 1653-4; B.A. 1657-8.
TROSSE, HENRY. Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, 1596-7. Prob-
ably s. of Thomas, of Exwick, Devon. Bapt. Apr. 7, 1578,
at St Martin's, Exeter. Matric. c. 1597. Adm. at Lincoln's
Inn, Nov. 11, 1597; of Devon. Called to the Bar, 1606.
Living, 1620. Perhaps his will (P.C.C.) 1642; of Exeter.
(Vivian, Vis. of Cornwall.)
TROSSE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Christ's, Mar. 14,
1653-4. S. of Thomas. B. at Plymtree, near Collumpton,
Devon. School, Torrington (Mr Knaplock). Matric. 1653-4.
(Peilc, I. 558.)
TROSTE, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Easter,
1580. Probably migrated to Corpus Christi, 1581.
TROTMAN, FIENNES. Adm. scholar at Trinity Hall, Jan. 3,
1740-1. S. and h. of Edward, of Shelswell, Oxon. Adm. at
the Inner Temple, May 20, 1739. Of Shelswell, Oxon., Esq.
Died Dec. 2, 1782. (G. Mag.)
TROTT, BAPTIST. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Miehs. 1571;
Scholar, 1575; B.A. 1575-6; M.A. 1579; M.D. 1587-8.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1578 and 1580. Perhaps of Tissington,
Derbs.; will (P.C.C.) 1624.
TROTTE, BENJAMIN. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Dec. 20, 1658.
Of Cambridgeshire. Matric. 1659; B.A. 1663-4.
TROTT, EDWARD. Adm. sizar at Trinity, Apr. 22, 1650. Of
Cambridgeshire. Doubtless s. of Edward, barber, of Cam-
bridge. Schools, Oundle and Perse (Mr Crabbe). Matric.
1650; Scholar, 1651; B.A. 1653-4; M.A. 1657. Intruded R. of
Draughton, Northants., 1657-62, ejected. Afterwards con-
formed. R. of Newton Bromswold, Northants. (having
bought the living), 1664-89. R. of Odell, Beds., 1689-1703.
Buried there Mar. 9, 1702-3. Father of the next. (H. I.
Longden.)
TROTT, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 15) at St John's, Apr. 12,
1682. S. of Edward (above), R. of Newton Bromswold,
Northants. Bapt. there, Aug. 24, 1666. School, Newton
Bromswold (under his father). Matrie. 1682; B.A. 1685-6.
Buried at Newton Bromswold, Feb. 16, 1686-7.
TROT, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 19) at St John's, May 22,
1734. S. of John, druggist and surgeon, of Huntingdonshire.
B. at St Neots. School, Bury, Sufiolk. Matric. 1735. [Bury
School Register.)
TROTT, HUGH. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1629.
Probably 5th s. of James, deputy-alderman of London.
Bapt. Dec. 22, i6ir, at St Mary-le-Bow. B.A. 1632-3;
M.A. 1636. Fellow, 1633. (Vis. of London, 1634.)
TROTT, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St John's, c. 1596; B.A.
i6oo-i; M.A. 1604. R. of Shottesham, Suffolk, 1615-7.
TROTT, JOHN. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Clare, Apr. 26, 1632.
Matric. 1632. Doubtless s. of John, of St Peter-le-Poer,
London; aged 19 in 1634. Sheriff of Hants., 1651-52.
Trotter, George
Created Bart., Oct. 12, 1660. M.P. for Andover, 1660 and
1661-72. Married Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Edmund Wright,
of London, Feb. 6, 1637-8. Died s.p.m., July 14, 1672,
aged 57. (Vis. of London; G.E.C.,1 11. 125.)
TROTTE, MARTIN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1560.
Probably brother of Nicholas (1560).
TROTT, MARTIN, Matric. peas, from St John's, Easter, 1603.
Probably s. of Martin, of Langridge, Essex. Of Langridge,
Esq. Married (ij Anne, dau. of Sir George Perient, of Ayot,
Herts., Knt.; (2) Elizabeth, dau. of George Blincoe, late of
Weeke, Sussex, July 22, 1625. (Vis. of Essex, 1634; Geneal.
Bedford, 372.)
TROTT, MATTHEW. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1555;
B.A. 1559-60; M.A. 1563. Fellow and tutor of Caius, 1563-7.
Patron of Hingham rectory, Norfolk, in 1584. (Venn, 1. 50.)
TROTT, NICHOLAS. Adm. scholar at Trinity, 1560. S. of
John, of Stoke, near Clare, Suffolk. Migrated to Caius as
Fell.-Com. May i, 1563, age 21. Perhaps buried Apr. 11,
1624, at Hargrave, Suffolk. Probably brother of Martin
(1560). (Venn, 1. 51.)
TROTTE, NICHOLAS. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, Sept. 13,
1567. Perhaps s. of Edward, of York. Matric. 1567; B.A.
from Clare, 1570-1. Probably adm. at Gray's Inn, 1573.
M.P. for Bramber, 1597-8. Sheriff of Herts., 1608; of
Quickword, Herts. Married Mary, dau. of Sir George Perient,
of Ayot, Herts., Knt. Perhaps knighted, July 19, 1619; if
so, buried Nov. 19, 1636, at Eaton Bray, Beds. [The identi-
fication of this man with the knight (who according to
the Vis. of London, was s. of Edward, of York) is uncertain;
possibly two men are involved.] (Genealog. Bedford, 98;
Clutterbuck, 11. 322; iii. 503.)
TROTT, NICHOLAS. Adm. pens, at St John's, Oct. 6, 1634.
S. of Edward, of Beceles, Suffolk, gent. Matric. 1634; B.A.
1638-9; M.A. 1642. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Sept. 13; priest,
Sept. 22, 1644, age 24; 'C. of Aldeby, Norfolk.' R. of Rings-
field, Suffolk, 1663-76.
TROT, RICHARD. B.A. from Trinity, 1608-9; M.A. 1612.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 24; priest, Sept. 25, 1615. C. of
Hessle, near Hull, Yorks., 1623. Licence to Marry Elizabeth
Session, of Hessle, 1623.
TROTT, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, May t, 1644.
S. of Thomas, barber, of Cambridge. Bapt. Dec. 4, 1627, at
St Sepulchre's. Matric. 1644; Scholar, 1644-9; B.A. 1647-8;
M.A. 1651. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Aug. 7; priest, Sept. 21,
1662. R. of Barkstone, Lines., 1676-91. R. of Tetford,
1677-91. Chaplain to Lord Hatton. Died 1691. Will proved
(Lincoln) Apr. 28, 1691. Perhaps father of Thomas (1670).
(Venn, i. 352.)
TROTT, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Pembroke, Jan. 23,
1659-60. S. of Ezekiel, blacksmith. B. at Maiden, Essex.
Matric. 1660; B.A. 1663-4; M.A. 1667. Signed for deacon's
orders (London) June 4, 1664; for priest's, Sept. 21, 1666.
C. of Little Bardfield, Essex. Probably schoolmaster at
Arkesden, in 1664. V. of Gt Saling, 1674-1732. Died 1732-
TROTT, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Jesus, May 16, 1670. Perhaps
s. of Thomas (1644), of Lincolnshire. Matric. 1670; Scholar,
1673; B.A. 1673-4; M.A. 1677- Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. <
19. 1675-
TROTTE, WARIN. 'King's scholar' at Cambridge, 1321.
TROTTER, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. pens, from Pembroke,
Lent, 1577-8. Perhaps adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Apr. 12, 1580;
of Co. Durham; barrister, Thavies Inn.
TROTTER, EDWARD. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 16) at St John's,
May 10, 1655. S. of George (1625), Esq., deceased, of Skelton
Castle, Yorks. (and Mar>', dau. of Sir Edward Boyse, of Kent).
B. there. Mar. 19, 1637. School, Easington (Mr Smelt). .\Jm.
at Gray's Inn, Oct. 21, 1657. Of Skelton Castle, Esq. Married
Mary, dau. of Sir John Lowther, Bart. Died Feb. 8, 1708-9.
Buried at Skelton. M.I. Brother of George (1661) and
probably half-brother of Henry (1647), father of John (1676-7).
(Vis. of Yorks., 1665.)
TROTTER, EDWARD. Adm. pens, at Queens', June 12, 1701.
Of Yorkshire. Doubtless 2nd s. of John, of Skelton Castle.
Bapt. Aug. 18, 1684, at Skelton. Matric. 1701; LL.B. 1706.
Ord. deacon (York) May; priest, 1708. R. of Kirkby Sigston,
1708-29. Preb. of Ripon, 1715. Buried at Kirkby Sigston,
July 8, 1729.
TROTTER, EMANUEL. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs.
1608. S. of Thomas, of the Ashes, Durham. B.A. i6ii-a.
V. of Kirk Newton, Northumberland, 1614. Father of
Thomas (1656). (Vis. of Durham, 1615.)
TROTTER, GEORGE. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Jesus, Jan. 14,
1625-6. Of Yorkshire. 2nd s. of Sir Henry, Knt., of Skelton
Castle. Bapt. July 23, 1609, at Skelton. Matric. 1626.
Succeeded to the estate. Died Apr. 5, 1647. Buried at
St Mary's, Beverley. Will, York. Father of Edward (1655)
and of the next. (Vis. of Yorks., 1612, 1665.)
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Trotter, GEORofi
TROTTER, GEORGE. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, Apr. 5,
1661. S. of George (above), Esq. (by his 2nd wife Mary,
dau. of Sir Edward Boyse, of Fredville, Kent). B. at Dover.
School, Allerton (Mr Smelt). Matric. 1661. Adm. at Gray's
Inn, Aug. 9, 1664. Brotherof Edward (1655). [Vis.ofYorks.,
1665.)
TROTTER, GEORGE. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Peterhouse,
June 27, 1686. Of Durham. School, Durham. Matric. 1686;
B.A. 1689-90. Ord. deacon (York) June 15, 1690; priest
(Durham) Sept. 20, 1691. At Hawes in 1691. Probably R. of
Little Wigborough, Essex, 1708-21. Died 1721. {Morant,
I. 423-)
TROTTER, HENRY. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Trinity Hall,
Michs. 1647. Doubtless s. of George (1625-6), of Skelton
Castle, Yorks. (by his 1st wife Ursula, dau. of Sir Richard
Chomeley, of Whitby, Knt.) Adm. at Gray's Inn, Mar. i,
1646-7. Died unmarried. Probably half-brother of George
(1661), etc. (Vis. of Yorks., 1665.)
TROTTER, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Jesus, May 3, 1708.
5th s. of John, of Skelton Castle, Yorks. B. there, June 20,
1689. Matric. 1708; Scholar; B.A. 1711-2; M.A. 1715.
Fellow, 1715-25. Ord. deacon (London) Dec. 2, 1715; priest,
Jan. 1, 1717-8. V. of All Saints', Cambridge, 1721-3- R- of
Graveley, 1723-66. Died June 2, 1766. M.I. at Graveley.
Will, P.C.C. (A. Gray.)
TROTTER, HUGH. B.A. 1469-70; M.A. 1474; D-D. 1488-9.
FeUow of Queens', 1489-90. R. of Wilford, Notts., 148&-93.
Surveyor of the works at Gt St Mary's Church, Cambridge,
1487. President of the Collegiate Church of Beverley, 1490-
1503. Preb. of York, 1490-4, and of Southwell, 1491-3-
Treasurer of York, 1494-1503. Died 1503. Will 1503.
Benefactor, to Queens'. {Cooper, 1. 7.)
TROTTER, HUGH. Scholar of Clare, 1511.
TROTTER, JOHN. B.D. 1474-5- Probably M.A. 1468-9.
Probably Fellow of Clare, 1470. Proctor, 1474-5- Chaplain
of the University. Benefactor.
TROTTER, JOHN. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 17) at St John's,
Feb. 7, 1676-7. S. of Edward (1655), Esq., of Skelton Castle,
Yorks. Bapt. Feb. 4, 1659, at Skelton. School, Coxwold.
Matric. 1677. Married Elizabeth, dau. of Godfrey Lawson,
of Leeds. Buried at Skelton, Dec. 23, 1701. M.I. (Vis. of
Yorks., 1665.)
TROTTER, ROBERT. B.Can.L. 1510-1. Probably s. of ,
grocer, of London. If so, R. of St Anne and St Agnes,
London, 1518. Died 1518. Buried at St Alban's, Wood
Street. (Hennessy.)
TROTTER, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 15) at St John's, Sept.
27, 1656. S. of Emanuel (1608), clerk, of Newton, North-
umberland. B. there. School, Barwick. Matric. 1656; B.A.
1660-1; M.A. 1664. Ord. priest (Durham) June 29, 1662.
C. of Escomb, Durham, 1662. V. of Eglingham, Northumber-
land, 1662-85. Died there Sept. 26, 1685.
TROTTER, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Christ's, June 9,
1683. S. of Gilbert. B. 1667, at Helmeden, Durham. School,
Kirkby Ravensworth (Mr Coates). Matric. 1683; B.A.
1686-7; M.A. 1693. Ord. deacon (London) May 23, 1692;
priest (Durham) Sept. 24, 1693. P.C. of Kelloe, Durham,
1694. V. of Kirkby Fleetham, Yorks., 1700-6. {Peile, 11. 93.)
TROTTER, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, May
28, 1670. S. of Richard, yeoman, of Dent, Yorks. B. there.
School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1670; M.B. i675-
TROTTER, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Jesus, June 30, 1685.
Of Kent. S. of Edward, deceased, late of Lewisham. Schools,
Lewisham and Charterhouse. Matric. 1685; Rustat Scholar,
1686; B.A. 1688-9. Ord. deacon and priest (London) Dec. 20,
1689. Buried at Lewisham, Nov. 3, 1690. (Al. Carthus.)
TROTTER, . Com. for M.A. or higher degree, 1468-9.
Probably John (above).
TROUGHTON, AMBROSE. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, May 17,
1634. Of Northampton. Matric. 1634-5; Traughton.
TRAUTON or THOROTON, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Corpus
Christi, Easter, 1619. Of Northamptonshire.
TROUGHTON, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Clare, June 25, 1687.
Of North Witham, Lines. Matric. 1687; B.A. 1690-1; M.A.
1694. Fellow, 1692-9. Probably ord. deacon (Peterb.)
June 3, 1694; priest (Lincohi) Sept. 20, 1696. Master of
Lowestoft School, 1702. R- of Barkston, Lines., 1713-36.
Died 1736.
TROUGHTON, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Christ's, c. 1593.
Perhaps 2nd s. of Richard, of Hanslope, Bucks. Adm. at
the Middle Temple, Jan. 31, 1595- {Peik, i- 214.)
TROUGHTON, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Peterhouse,
Jan. 5, 1635-6. Of London. School, Peterborough. Matric.
1636; B.A. 1640-1.
TROUGHTON, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Michs. 1589;
B.A. 1592-3. See Al. Oxon. for a contemporary namesake.
' Truman, Josiah
TROUTBECKE, GEORGE. Adm. sizar at St John's, July i,
1634. S. of Robert, V. of Newton Reigny, Cumberland. B.
at Blencowe. School, Blencowe (Mr Wilkinson). Migrated
to Christ's, Dec. 5, 1634, age 18. Matric. 1634; B.A. 1637-8.
V. of Alston Moor, Cumberland, 1638. R. of Bowness,
1660-91. Buried there Apr. 6, 1691. Brother of William
(1628) and father of Robert (1664). (B. Nightingale.)
TROUTBECK, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1631 ;
M.D. 1661 (Lit. Reg.). Of Cambridge. Doubtless identical
with Dr John Troutbeck, Serjeant and surgeon to his Majesty
in the Northern parts. Of Hope Hall, Bramham, Yorks., in
1665, when he had a licence, as widower, to marry Frances,
dau. of Sir Francis Foljambe, Bart., and widow of Sir
Christopher Wray, Bart. (Lady Wray died 1667). Sent as
a negotiator to General Monk in Oct. 1659. Served with
the Fleet as naval doctor and saw active service with General
Monk. Granted a pension in 1667. Married Francis, dau. of
Francis Gawdy, of Norfolk, Nov. 16, 1668. Translated The
Nullity of Church Censures by Thos. Erastus, Professor of
Heidelberg. Died July 19, 1684. Will (P.C.C.) ; of St Martin's-
in-the-Fields, London. (Musgrave ; N. and Q., 2nd S., iv.
460; loth S., VI. 314; J. Ch. Smith.)
TROUTBECK, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Christ's, July 11,
1664. S. of George (1634), R. of Bowness, Cumberland. B.
atDacre. B.A. 1667-8. Ord. deacon (Carlisle) Sept. 20, 1668;
priest, Sept. 25, 1670. P.C. of Newton, Cumberland. V. of
Corbridge, Northumberland, 1685. Buried there May 19,
1706. Will, 1706. Benefactor to the poor of Corbridge and
Dacre. (H. M. Wood; Peile, 1. 614.)
TROWTBECK, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Jan. 14,
1660-1. Perhaps s. of John, gent., of Yorkshire. If so.
School, Pocklington (adm. there, Nov. 5, 1656, age 14).
TROUTBECK, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Sidney,
Jan. 7, 1736-7. S. of John, V. of Irthlingborough St Peter's,
Northants. School, Oakham. Matric. 1738; B.A. 1740-1.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Feb. 22, 1740-1. R. of Woughton,
Bucks., 1746-82. Died 1782, at Wellingborough. Will,
P.C.C.
TROUTBECK, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Christ's,
June 19, 1628. S. of Robert. B. at Blencow, Cumberland.
School, Blencow (Mr Wilkinson). Matric. 1628; B.A. 1631-2;
M.A. 1635. Ord. priest (Carlisle) Sept. 20, 1635. Brother of
George (1634). (Peile, 1. 392.)
TROUTE, WALTER. Adm. sizar at Trinity, Nov. 10, 1670.
TROWE, see also TREW.
TROWE, EDWARD. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Apr. 27, 1626. Of
London. B.A. 1629-30; M.A. 1633.
TROWELL, THOMAS. B.A. 1510-1; M.A. 1514; B.D. 1521-2.
FeUow of Peterhouse, 1512. University preacher, 1520-1.
TROWELL, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, June
20, 1695 (wrongly entered as Frowell in St John's Adm. Reg.).
S. of William, husbandman. B. at Eaton, Derbs. School,
Sawley, Yorks. (Mr Jaquis). Matric. 1696; B.A. 1698-9.
Ord. deacon (York) June, 1705; priest, Dec. 1711. V. of
Beeston, Notts., 1711.
TROYTE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Queens', Nov. 10, 1701.
Of Somerset. Matric. 1701; B.A. 1705-6; M.A. 1709.
TRUBSHAW, CHARLES. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Trinity,
May 11, 1678. Of Worcestershire. S. of James, of Birming-
ham, Warws. School, Birmingham. Matric. 1678; B.A.
1681-2. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Nov. 26, 1683.
TRUBSHAW, STEPHEN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, 1640;
B.A. 1645-6.
TRUELOVE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, May 28,
1672.
TRUEMAN or TREWMAN, HENRY. Matric. sizar from St
John's, Easter, 1616; B.A. 1619-20; M.A. 1623. Ord.
deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 21; priest, Sept. 22, 1623. V. of
Walesby, Notts., 1624. R. of Cromwell, 1635. (Perhaps V. of
Newark during the Interregnum.) Buried at Cromwell,
Dec. 4, 1656.
TRUMAN, JAMES. Adm. pens, at Clare, Feb. 15, 1659-60.
Matric. 1660; B.A. 1663-4; M.A. 1667- Ord. priest (York)
Mar. 1668-9. R. of Garthorpe, Leics., 1671-97- Buried there
June 19, 1697. (Nichols, 11. 191.)
TRUMAN, JOSEPH. Adm. pens, at Clare, June 9, 1647.
Doubtless s. of Richard, of Gedling, Notts. Bapt. there,
Feb. 2, 1630-1. School, Nottingham. Matric. 1647; B.A.
1650; M.A. 1654. R. of Cromwell, Notts., c. 1656; ejected,
1662. Resided afterwards at Mansfield. Author, The Great
Propitiation, etc. Died July 19, 1671- Buried at Sutton,
Beds. (Calamy, II. 285; D.N. B.)
TRUMAN, JOSIAH. M.A. 1645. S. of Henry, of Hucknoll,
Notts. Matric. (Oxford) Mar. 24, 1636-7, age 16; B.A.
(Oxford) 1640.
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Truman, Ri.
TRUMAN, RI. 'Scholerof Xt. CoU.' Buried atGt. St Andrew's,
Cambridge, Jan. 21, 1622-3. {P^le, 1. 307, where he is
apparently wrongly identified with the next.)
TRUMAN, RICHARD. B.A. from Christ's, 1618-9. Probably
s. of Richard, of All Saints', Northampton, saddler. Bapt.
there, Nov. 27, 1597. M.A. 1622. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
Sept. 23; priest, Sept. 24, 1621. Probably C. of All Saints',
Northampton. V. of Dallington, 1625; intruded at Church
Brampton, 1644; at St Sepulchre's, Northampton, 1651-7.
Married Abigail Hills, Apr. 8, 1624, at East Haddon,
Northants. Retired to Godmanchester, Hunts., at the
Restoration. Died there (according to Baker, i. 86). (H. I.
Longden.)
TRUMAN or TREWMAN, SIMON. Adm. peas, (age 15) at
Christ's, June 5, 1654. S. of William. B. at Thirsk, Yorks.
School, York (Mr Young). Matric. 1654.
TRUMAN, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter, 1621.
TRUMAN, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 14) at Christ's, June 12,
1665. S. of Thomas. B. at Halifax. School, Hsdifax (Mr
Greenwood). Matric. 1665.
TRUMBULL, CHARLES. LL.D. 1679 (Incorp. from AU Souls,
Oxford). S. of William, of East Hampstead, Berks., Esq.
Matric. (Christ Church, Oxford) Apr. i, 1664, age 18; B.A.
(Oxford) 1667; B.C.L. 1670; D.C.L. 1677. R. of Merstham,
Surrey, 1678-9. R. of Stisted, Essex, 1679-91. R. of
Hadleigh, Suffolk, 1679-91. Died Jan. 3, 1723-4. Buried
at Hadleigh. {Al. Oxon.; he Neve, Knights, 391; D.N.B.)
TRUMBULL, WILLIAM. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Trinity Hall,
May 12, 1726. S. of Sir William, D.C.L., Secretary of State
(by his 2nd wife Judith, dau. of Henry Alexander, 4th Earl
of Stirling), and nephew of Charles (above). Matric. 1726;
M.A. 1727. Died Apr. 24, 1760. (G. Mag.)
TRUNDLE or TRUNDELL, JOEL. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel,
Apr. 24, 1635. Matric. 1635.
TRUSBOT, JOHN. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1445.
Of Akelone, Yorks. B.A. 1449. Ord. acolyte (Ely) Dec. 21,
1454; deacon, Mar. 1, 1454-5; priest. May 31, 1455.
TRUSDALE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Queens', May 24, 1665.
Of Lincolnshire. Matric. 1665; B.A. 1668-9.
TRUSLOVE, MAINE. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Peterhouse,
June 12, 1628. S. of Edward, of Holdemess, Yorks. (and
Alice, dau. cf Thomas Mayne, of RoUston). Matric. 1628;
B.A. 1631-2. Lord of the manor of Rolleston-in-Holdemess.
Married Ester Spink. Died 1670. Nuncupative will, dated
Sept. 2, 1670. (r. A. Walker, 37; Poulson, Holderness, i. 365.)
TRUSTLOVE, ROBERT. B.A. 1513-4; M.A. 1517-8; B.D.
1522-3. Fellow of St John's, 1520. R. of Elsworth, Cambs.,
1336.
TRUSTLOVE or TRUSLOO, ROBERT. Adm. at King's (age 18)
a scholar from Eton, Sept. 18, 1556. Of Wyton-in-Holder-
ness, Yorks. Matric. 1556. FeUow, 1559-60.
TRUSSE, LAURENCE. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs.
1554-
TRUSSEL, RALPH. 'King's scholar' at Cambridge, 1327.
TRUST, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Sidney, 1691-2. S. and
h. of John. B. at Tiverton, Devon. School, Tiverton. Matric.
Easter, 1692; B.A. 1695-6.
TRY, ANTHONY. Matric. sizar from St Catharine's, Michs.
1640. Of Gloucestershire. B.A. 1644; M.A. 1648. R. of
Passenham, Northants., 1657; conformed and re-instituted,
1660-1701. Died Aug. 31, 1701, aged 79. M.I. at Passenham.
Will proved (P.C.C.) Nov. 27, 1701, by Judith his widow.
[Vis. of Gloucs., 1623; Baker, 11. 192.)
TRYE, GERARD. Scholar of Christ's, 1531-2. B. at Hard-
wicke, Gloucs. R. of Aston SomerviJIe, 1562-c. 80. Died c.
1580. (Peile, I. 18; F. S. Hockaday.)
TRICE, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Apr. 4, 1667. Matric.
1667.
TRICE, JASPER. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Peterhouse, Apr. 5,
1709. Of Huntingdonshire. School, Huntingdon. Matric.
1709; Scholar, 1709. One of these names Ensign of the
Coldstream Guards, 1715. (T. A. Walker, 222.)
TRYCE, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Sidney, Sept. 17, 1650.
2nd s. of Thomas, Esq., deceased. B. at Godmanchester.
Schools, Clifton, Beds., Hitchin and Huntingdon (Mr
Taylour). Matric. 1650-1. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 12,
1651-2.
TRICE, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1555.
TRYSE or TRICE, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Corpus
Christi, Michs. i6oi. Of Huntingdonshire. B. 1585. B.A.
from Jesus, 1604-5; M.A. 1608. Incorp. at Oxford, 1611.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 2; priest (Peterb.) Dec. 11, 1613.
R. of Kirkby-on-Bain, Lines., 1613-8. Canon of Lincoln,
1614. Will (Lincoln) 1624.
Tubman, William
TRICE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1609.
Probably 2nd s. of Robert, of Godmanchester, Hunts, (and
Maria, dau. of William Judde, of London). Adm. at Gray's
Inn, Aug. 7, i6io. WUl (P.C.C.) 1635. (Vis. of Hunts.)
TRYCE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Peterhouse, July 5,
1672. Of Bedfordshire. School, Potton. Scholar, 1672;
Matric. 1673; B.A. 1676-7; M.A. 1680. Fellow, 1677-82.
TRYSE, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Michs. 1571.
TRYGAN, see TREGAN.
TRYMME, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, Oct. 28,
1581; Scholar, 1584-7; B.A. 1585-6; M.A. 1589. Fellow,
1588-1633. Bursar, 1592-3. Junior Proctor, 1602-3. Had
leave of absence for travel beyond the seas, May 16, 1601;
again, 1607, and in 1609. Evidently employed in some
public service, (r. A . Walker.)
TRYON, CHARLES. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Sidney, Sept. 24,
1709. 2ad s. of Samuel, Esq. B. at Collyweston, Northants.
Matric. 1710; B.A. 1714. Perhaps buried at Harringworth,
Northants., Dec. 8, 1768. (Misc. Gen. et Her., N.S., iv. 52.)
TRYUN, RICHARD. Scholar of Clare, 1543. Of Dusford,
Cambs.
TRION, Sir SAMUEL, Bart. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 17) at St
John's, Apr. 26, 1634. S. of Sir Samuel, Knt. and Bart., of
Boyse HaU, Halstead, Essex. B. 1615, in London. Succeeded
his father as 2nd Bart., Mar. 8, 1626-7. Sheriff of Essex,
1649-50. Of Boyse Hall. Married (i) Eleanor, dau. of Sir
Henry Lee, Bart., of Quarendon; (2) Susan, dau. of John
Harvey, of Newton, Suffolk. Died 1665. Father of the next.
(G.E.C., I. 141; Vis. of Essex, 1612.)
TRION, SAMUEL. Adm. FeU.-Com. at St John's, Sept. 13,
1660. S. and h. of Samuel (above), Bart., of Boyse HaU,
Halstead. Matric. 1661. Succeeded as 3rd Bart., c. 1665.
Died unmarried, c. 1672. Admon., Oct. 2, 1672. (G.E.C.,
I. 141.)
TRYON, SAMUEL. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 15) at Sidney, Jan.
24, 1672-3. 2nd s. of Peter, Esq. B. at Edmonton, Essex.
Schools, Luffenham, Rutland (Mr Tuson Wells) and Leicester
(Mr T. Wells).
TUBBE, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, June 3,
1635. S. of John. B. at Southampton. School, Croydon,
Surrey (Mr Webbe). Matric. 1635; B.A. 1638-9; M.A. 1642.
Residing at Hothfield, Kent, 1652-4. Poet and miscellaneous
writer. (A^. and Q., 2nd S., xii. 346.)
TUBBIN or TUBBING, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Pem-
broke, Jan. 26, 1630-1. S. of John, mercer. B. at Bumham
Thorpe, Norfolk. Matric. 1631; B.A. 1634-5; M.A. 1638.
Probably R. of Lound, Suffolk, 1648.
TUBBING, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Christ's, Apr. 24,
1679. S. of Philip. B. at Hindringham, Norfolk. School,
Bumham Thorpe (Mr Tubbing). Matric. 1680; B.A. 1682-3.
Ord. deacon (Norwich) June, 1683; priest, Dec. 1685. Per-
haps brother of the next. (Peile, 11. 71.)
TUBBIN, PETER. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, Feb. 19,
1666-7. S. of Philip, husbandman, of Thorpe, Suffolk
(? Norifolk). B. there. School, Norwich. Matric. 1667;
Scholar at Trinity HaU, 1669; B.A. 1670-1; M.A. 1679.
R. of Eccles, Norfolk, 1679. Perhaps brother of John (above).
TUBBIN, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from King's, Easter, 1621;
B.A. from Corpus Christi, 1624-5; M.A. 1628. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) Nov. 20; priest, Nov. 21, 1628. R. of Bayfield,
Norfolk, 1634.
TUBBING, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, June
i5i 1657. S. of SpeUer, farmer, of Stiffkey, Norfolk. B. there.
Matric. 1657.
TUBBS, EDWARD. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Caius, June 13, 1629.
S. of WiUiam, gent., of Sutton, Isle of Ely. School, Sutton
(Mr Weatherheard). Matric. 1629; B.A. 1632-3; M..-\. 1636.
Ord. priest (Nor\vich) Sept. 25, 1636; C. of BadweU Ash,
Suffolk. (Venn, i. 290.)
TUBMAN, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1617.
Probably s. of WiUiam (i579)- B.A. 1619. Ord. priest
(London) Jan. 2, 1620-1. R. of Whicham, Cumberland,
1620-80. Buried there Aug. 3, 1680. Admon., Archd.
Richmond. (B. Nightingale.)
TUBMAN, NICHOLAS. Adm. at King's (age 17) a scholar from
Eton, .\ug. 13, 1533. Of Eton. Name off, 1536. Rouge-
Croix pursuivant, 1550. Lancaster herald, 1553. Died Jan. 8,
1558-9. (Cooper, I. 191.)
TUBMAN, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1579;
B.A. 1582-3; M.A. from Pembroke, 1586. FeUow of Pem-
broke, 1585. Ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.) July 17, I59i-
R. of Whicham, Cumberland, 1592-1620. Died 1620
Probably father of John (1617).
TUCK, see also TOOKE attd TUKE.
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Tuck, Charles
TUCK, CHARLES. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius, June 23, 1720.
S. of Charles, clothier, of Beccles, Suffolk. B. there. School,
Beccles (Mr Scoulding). Matric. 1720; Scholar, 1720-6;
B.A. 1723-4; M.A. 1728. Fellow, 1726-41. Bursar, 1738-40.
University scrutator, i739- Incorp. at Oxford, July 12, 1737.
• Ord. priest (Lincoln) Dec. 24, 1727- R- of St Michael Coslany,
Norwich, and Gt Melton, Norfolk, 1740-74- Died Apr. 23,
1774. WUl (Norwich Archd. C.) 1774- Brother of Thomas
(1715)- {Venn, n. 14.)
TUCKE, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1579; B.A. 1582-3; M.A. 1585. Fellow, 1586-8.
TUCKE or TOOKE, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse,
Easter, 1582; B.A. 1585-6.
TUCK, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse, c. 1596.
TUCK or TUKE, NICHOLAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs.
1556; Scholar, 1560; Tuke.
TUCK, PHILIP. Adm. sizar at Clare, Mar. 18, 1731-2. B. at
East Tytherley, Hants. Matric. 1732; B.A. 1735-6; M.A.
1739. Fellow, 1738-54. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June i, 1735;
priest, June i, 1740.
TUCKE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Michs. 1611; B.A.
1614-5. Ord. deacon (Peterborough) Sept. 11; priest, Sept.
12, 1617.
TUCK, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, Apr. 25, 1715.
S. of Charles, clothier, of Beccles, Suffolk. B. there. School,
Beccles (Mr Jessop). Matric. 1715; Scholar, 1715-22; B.A.
1718-9; M.A. 1722. Fellow, 1722-32. Incorp. at Oxford,
1729. Brother of Charles (1720). {Venn, 11. 3.)
TUCK, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1555.
TUCKE or TUKE, W. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Lent, 1581-2.
TUCKE, W. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Michs. 1584.
TUCKE, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, Apr. 17,
1682. S. of Robert, shoemaker, of Runhall, Norfolk. B.
there. School, Wymondham. Matric. 1682; Scholar, 1682-7;
M.B. 1687. {Venn, i. 470.)
TUCK or TUKE, . B.Can.L. 1484-5. Probably William,
V. of Cromer, Norfolk, 1497-1521.
TUCK or TUKE, . Pens, at Gonville Hall, 1531-3-
TUCKER, ARTHUR. Adm. sizar at Corpus Christi, 1670.
Of Suffolk. Probably s. of Isaac (1653). Matric. Easter,
1671; B.A. 1674-5. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Mar. 1679-80.
V. of Liddon, Kent, 1704. Probably brother of Isaac (1669).
TUCKER, GEORGE. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Sidney, Sept. 13,
1641. S. of John, woollen-draper. B. at Tiverton, Devon.
School, Blundell's, Tiverton. Matric. 1641; B.A. 1644-5.
TUCKER, HENRY, Adm. pens, (age 20) at Pembroke, May 10,
1634. S. of George, Esq. B. at Milton-next-Gravesend,
Kent. Matric. 1634. PerhapsscholaratTrinity Hall, 1635-6;
Tooker. Brother of John (1617). {Vis. of Keni, i6ig.)
TUCKER, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Queens', Nov. 9, 1739. Of
Devon. Matric. 1739; B.A. 1743-4- '
TUCKER, HUMPHREY. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's,
June 21, 1669. S. of Joshua, Archdeacon of Barnstaple.
B. at Bickington, Devon. School, Barnstaple. Matric. 1669;
B.A. 1672-3. Incorp. at Oxford, 1672-3. Brother of Joshua
(1669).
TUCKER, ISAAC. M.A. 1653 (Incorp. from Oxford). S. of
Arthur, of Lyme, Dorset, pleb. Matric. (Wadham College,
Oxford) May 16, 1640, age 18; M.A. (Oxford) 1649. Perhaps
usher of Bury St Edmunds School, Suffolk, 1646. Probably
R. of Gt Wratting, Suffolk, 1663-1709. Probably father of
the next and of Arthur (1670).
TUCKER, ISAAC. Adm. sizar at Corpus Christi, 1669. Of
Suffolk. Probably s. of Isaac (above). Matric. Easter, 1671;
B.A. 1672-3; M.A. 1676. Ord. priest (London) Feb. 24,
1677-8. Probably brother of Arthur (1670).
TUCKER, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Pembroke, June 18,
1617; Fell. -Com. Jan. 21, 1617-8. 2nd s. of George, of
Milton, Kent, Esq. Matric. 1617. Married Anne, dau. of
Thomas Proud, of Egerton. Brother of Henry (1634) and
father of the next. {Vis. of Kent, 1619; Archaeol. Cantiana,
IV. 248.)
TUCKER, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's, Dec. 3, 1645.
S. of John (above), of Milton, Gravesend, Kent. B. at
Egerton (his mother's home). School, Wye (Mr Bradshaw).
Matric. 1645-6. (Peile, i. 501.)
TUCKER, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Clare, July 6, 1731- B. at
Saltash, Cornwall. Matric. 1732.
TUCKER, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Trinity, Nov. 19,
1739. S. of Stephen, of Dover, Kent. School, Dover (Mr
Monins). Matric. 1739; Scholar, 1740; B.A. 1743-4; M.A.
1751. R. of Charlton, Kent, 1755-8. R. of Ringwould,
TuDOR, Hugh
1755-8, and 1770-6. 2nd Master, King's School, Canterbury,
1755-76. V. of Sheldwich, 1757-76. V. of Thanington,
1764-76. R. of Milton, 1764-70. Died Dec. 12 (? 18), 1776,
aged 53. Buried at Westwell. M.I. {Hasted, 111. 210;
Musgrave.)
TUCKER, JOHN CARTER. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's,
June 28, 1736. S. of Francis, clerk, of Devon. B. at Landkey.
School, Barnstaple (Mr Luck). Matric. 1736; B.A. 1739-40;
M.A. 1744- R- of Arlington, Devon, 1745-70. {Scott-Mayor,
III. 477-)
TUCKER, JOSHUA. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's, June 21,
1669. S. of Joshua, clerk, of Bickington, Devon. B. there
School, Westminster. Probably of Tawstock, gent.; will
dated, Jan. 6, 1719; proved (Archd. Barnstaple) May, 1722;
desires to be buried in High Bickington Church. Brother of
Humphrey (1669). (Devonshire Wills, 70.)
TUCKER or TOKER, PETER. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Mar.
21, 1602-3. Probably 2nd s. of Stephen, of Helland, near
Bodmin, ComwaU. Matric. 1603; B.A. 1606-7; M.A. 1610.
R. of Cardynham, Cornwall, in 1626. Married Catherine,
dau. of Maurice HiU, of HeUigan, Esq. Died 1671. Will
(Exeter) 1671. {Maclean, 11. 54; Devonshire Wills, 128.)
TUCKER, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Clare, June 12, 1673-
Of Walton-on-Thames, Surrey. Colleger at Eton, 1666-73.
Matric. 1674; B.A. 1676-7; M.A. 1680. Incorp. at Oxford,
1680. Ord. deacon (London) Mar. 11, 1676-7; priest, June 10,
1677. C. at Eaton Socon, Beds., 1681. V. of Bromham, 1684.
One of these names V. of Cobham, Surrey, 1700-10. See
Al. Oxon. for a contemporary namesake.
TUCKERS, NICHOLAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity Hall,
Lent, 1614-5.
TUCKFIELD, CHARLES. B.A. from Queens', 1571-2-
TUCKFIELD or TOKEFYLD, HENRY. Matric. sizar from
Trinity, Easter, 1577; Scholar, 1582; B.A. 1582-3; M.A.
1586.
TUCKFIELD, ROBERT. Adm. at King's (age 16) a scholar
from Eton, Aug. 29, 1529. Of Chittlehampton, Devon.
Cautio for B.A. 1533-4- Fellow, 1532-3-
TOCKFYLD, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1572; Scholar, 1575, Tuckfyld; B.A. 1576-7; M.A. 1580.
Fellow, 1579. Adm. at Gray's Inn, May 5, 1586; 'of Baldock,
M.A.'
TUCKFIELD, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 6,
1645. Of Devon.
TUCKFIELD, WALTER. M.A. 1634 (Incorp. from Oxford).
Of Devon, gent. Matric. (Exeter College, Oxford) May 3,
1621, age 18, B.A. 1623-4; M.A. 1626. R. of Bishops
Morchard, Devon, 1637. Will (P.C.C.) 1639. {Al. Oxon.)
TUCKNEY, ANTHONY. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June 4,
1613. Doubtless s. of WiUiam (1576). B. Sept. 1599, at
Kirton-in-Holland, Lines. Matric. 1613; Scholar; B.A.
i6i6-7; M.A. 1620; B.D. 1627; D.D. 1649. Fellow, 1619-30.
Master, 1645-53. Vice-Chancellor, 1648-9; 'very zealous for
the conversion of the Indians and propagating the Gospel
in America, and promoted that design very vigorously.'
Master of St John's, 1653-61. Regius Professor of Divinity,
1656-61. Town preacher, Boston, Lines., 1629; V., 1633.
Member of Westminster Assembly. R. of St Michael-le-
Queme, London, during the Commonwealth. Lost his
appointments at the Restoration. Author, sermons. Died
Feb. 1670, aged 71. Buried Mar. 1, at St Andrew's Under-
shaft. WiU, P.C.C. Father of Jonathan (1651). {D.N.B.)
TUCKNEY, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, May 7,
1698. S. of Jonathan (next). B. at Hackney, Middlesex.
School, Grantham (Mr Burnett). Matric. 1698.
TUCKNEY, JONATHAN. Adm. at Emmanuel, Aug. 4, 1651
(impubes). S. of Anthony (1613), D.D. B. in Lincolnshire.
School, St Paul's, London. Matric. 1651. Migrated to St
John's, Jan. 21, 1653-4, age 15. B.A. 1655-6; M.A. 1659.
Fellow of St John's, 1657-62, ejected. Died 1693. Admon.
(P.C.C.) July, 1694. Father of John (above). {Calamy, i.
208; Scott-Mayor.)
TUCKNEY, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1576; B.A. 1580-1. Migrated to Oxford. M.A. (Magdalen
Hall, Oxford) 1584. Incorp. at Cambridge, 1585. Ord. priest
(Peterb.) Nov. 12, 1584. V. of Kirton-in-Holland, Lines.,
1589-1610. Will (Lincoln) 1610. Father of Anthony (1613).
TUCKNEY, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1608; scholar from Westminster.
TUDDENHAM, THOMAS DE. University Bedell, c. 1270.
Living, 1296, when he and his wife Margaret were parties
to a deed. Benefactor. (Stokes, Bedells, 50.)
TUDOR, HUGH. Adm. sizar at Jesus, May 16, 1687. Of
Merioneth. Matric. 1687; B.A. 1690-1.
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TUDOR, JOHN. Adm. scholar at Trinity Hall, Aug. 2, 1660.
Matric. 1660; LL.B. 1665. V. of Leysdown, Kent, 1670.
R. of Warden, 1674-89. Died 1689.
TUDWAY, THOMAS. Mus.Bac. from King's, 1681; Mus.Doc.
1705. Choir-boy at the Chapel Royal, and St George's,
Windsor. Organist at King's, Pembroke and Gt St Mary's,
Cambridge. Professor of Music, 1704-26. Composer and
organist to Queen Anne. In 1706 he was deprived for making
puns on the Queen, but restored on recantation, 1707.
Composer, anthems, etc. Compiled for Lord Harley the
well-known collection of compositions by English musicians.
Died Nov. 23, 1726, aged 70. (D.N.B.; Musgrave.)
TUER or TEWER, JOHN. M.A. 1598 (Incorp. from Oxford).
Of London, pleb. Scholar from Westminster. Matric. (Christ
Church, Oxford) June 12, 1584, age 17; B.A. (Oxford) 1587;
M.A. 1590. V. of Elsenham, Essex, 1592. Will (Cons. C.
London) 1621; LL.D.; proved by his brother Abdias.
TUER, STEPHEN. M.A. 1608 (Incorp. from Oxford). (Not in
Al. Oxon.)
TUER, THOMAS. B.A. 1632 (Incorp. from Oxford); M.A.
1640 (do.). S. of Abdy, V. of Sawbridgeworth, Herts., and
nephew of John (above). School, Merchant Taylors'. Matric.
(St John's College, Oxford) Nov. 13, 1629, age 19; B.A. 1632 ;
M.A. 1636. V. of St Laurence, Reading, 1643, ejected. V. of
Black Bourton, Oxon. Died 1671. Will (Cons. C. Sarum)
1671; of Reading. {AL Oxon.)
TUFFIELD, DANIEL, see TUVELL.
TUFFNEL, JOHN JOLLIFFE. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1738.
Of London. S. of Samuel, of Monken Hadley, Middlesex.
Adm. at the Middle Temple, Mar. 8, 1736-7. M.P. for
Beverley, 1754-61. Of Langleys, Essex, Esq. Married Anna,
dau. of William Meeke, of Beverley, Yorks. Died Sept. 23,
1794. Brother of the next. (Essex Pedigrees; Bnrke, L.G.)
TUFNELL, WILLIAM. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Trinity Hall,
Sept. 10, 1747. Doubtless 3rd s. of Samuel, of Monken
Hadley, Middlesex. Migrated to Sidney, Oct. 1748. Adm.
at the Middle Temple, May 7, 1741. Took the name Jolliffe.
Died Apr. 21, 1797. {Essex Pedigrees.)
TUFTON, THOMAS. Adm. Fell. -Com. (age 20) at St John's,
Jan. 9, 1723-4. S. of the Hon. Sackville, of Northampton-
shire (brother of Thomas, 6th Earl of Thanet). B. at New-
bottle. Matric. 1724; M.A. 1725. Adm. at the Inner Temple,
Nov. 28, 1720. Died Dec. 9, 1733. {Scott-Mayor, iii. 365;
G. Mag.)
TUHAGS, EDWARD. Adm. at Christ's, c. 1566. S. of John
Thuages {sic), of Letchworth, Herts. Migrated to Caius as
Fell. -Com. Oct. 23, 1569, age 20. {Venn, i. 65.)
TUKE, see also TUCK and TOOKE.
TUKE, DAVID. Adm. at Christ's, Mar. 31, 1581. Of Essex.
B. at Rode, Essex, c. 1564. Scholar, 1581. Migrated to
Pembroke, c. 1582. Matric. 1582; B.A. 1584-5; M.A. 1588.
Ord. deacon and priest (York) Oct. 20, 1593. V. of Walesby,
Notts., 1593-4. V. of Hillingdon, Middlesex, 1599-1600.
R. of Sibstone, Leics., 1600. Preb. of Lichfield, 1624-37.
Father of John (1624). {Peile, i. 162.)
TUKE, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1606.
Of Essex.
TUKE, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1615.
TUKE, EDWARD. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Christ's, Nov. 16,
1633. S. of Nathaniel (1598), clerk. B. at Evedon, Lines.
Matric. 1634. One of these names R. of Eastbridge, Kent,
1646; perhaps also R. of Monks Horton, 1647; 'M.A.' {Peile,
1. 430.)
TUKE, GEORGE. B.A. from Pembroke, 1580-1. B. at Layer
Mamey, Essex. Ord. deacon (London) Dec. 21, 1581, age 24.
Preacher at Chesterfield, Derbs., 1595.
TUKE, GEORGE. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Corpus Christi,
Michs. 1601. Of Essex.
TUKE, HUGH. Matric. sizar from Queens', Michs. 1567;
B.A. 1571-2; M.A. 1575- Ord. priest (Lincoln) Mar. 19,
1577-8. R. of Silk Willoughby, Lines., 1577; 'unconform-
able' in 1611. Will (Lincoln) 1627.
TUKE or TOOKE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1612; B.A. 1615-6; M.A. 1619. Incorp. at Oxford, 1620;
Tooke. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Oct. 27; priest, Oct. 28, 1619.
TUKE, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Pembroke, July 5, 1624.
S. of David (1582), R. of Sibstone, Leics. B. there. Matric.
1626; B.A. 1627; M.A. 1631.
TUKE, NATHANIEL. Matric. sizar from Trinity, c. 1598.
Migrated to Emmanuel, Nov. to, 1598. B.A. 1601-2; M.A.
1605; B.D. 1612. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Dec. 17, 1609. R.
of Evedon, Lines., 1610-31. R. of North Thoresby, 1623-42.
Father of Edward (1633).
TUNSTAL, CUTHBERT
TUKE, THOMAS. B.A. from Christ's, 1599-1600; M.A. 1603.
Minister of St Giles-in-the-Fields, London, 1616. V. of
St Olave, Jewry, 1617-57, ejected. Preaching at Tattershall,
Lines., in 1651. Author, religious. Buried Sept. 13, 1657,
at Lincoln's Inn Fields, London. (Peile, i. 222; D.N.B.)
TUKE, VINCENT. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Michs. 1556. S.
of Adam, of Kirby Malzeard, Yorks. B.A. from Pembroke,
1561-2. Migrated to Caius. Adm. there, Sept. 28, 1563,
age 30. Ord. deacon (London) Mar. 14, 1562-3. C. of Sonning,
Berks., 1567-92. V. of Mentmore with Ledbume, Bucks.,
1567-9. R. of Milton Bryant, Beds., 1572. WiU (P.C.C.)
1592. (Venn, i. 52.)
TUKE, VINCENT. Matric. sizar from St John's, c. 1595.
TULL, see also TOLL.
TULL, JOHN GODFREY. Adm. sizar at Clare, Nov. 11, 1743.
B. at Ash, Kent. Died Feb. 15, 1764. (L. Mag.)
TULL, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, at Clare, Mar. 19, 1674-5. Of
London. Matric. 1675; B.A. 1678-9; M.A. 1682. Fellow,
1681.
TULLEY, GILBERT. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Sidney, May 18,
1669. 2nd s. of Gilbert. B. at Paignton, Devon. School,
Tiverton. Matric. 1669; B.A. 1672-3. Signed for deacon's
orders (London) Sept. 19, 1673.
TULLIE, TIMOTHY. B.A. 1633 (Incorp. from Oxford). Of
Cumberland, pleb. S. of George, of Carlisle. Matric. (Queen's
College, Oxford) Nov. 21, 1628, age 15; B.A. (Oxford) 1632;
M.A. 1635. Ord. priest (Carlisle) Dec. 28, 1638. R. of
Clibum, Westmorland, 1639-56. Minister at St Mary's,
Carlisle, 1656. Canon of York, 1660-1700. R. of Middleton-
in-Teesdale, Durham, 1660-1700. Chaplain to the King,
1691-1700. Buried Mar. 9, 1699-1700. (H. M. Wood;
B. Nightingale; Al. Oxon.)
TULLY, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Christ's, Apr. 29,
1685. S. and h. of Isaac, of Lincoln, and perhaps grandson
of Timothy (above). B. at Danby, Yorks. School, Blankney,
Lines. Matric. 1685. Adm. at the Inner Temple, May 2,
1685. Perhaps of Kilton Castle, Yorks. Married Anne,
dau. of Thomas Thwing, of Kilton Castle. Died May 27, 1741,
aged 72. (Peile, 11. 98; M. H. Peacock.)
TULMAN, TILMAN or TWYLYMAN, HERMAN. Scholar at
King's Hall, 1503-10; B.A. 1507-8.
TUMMEL, WILLIAM. B.A. 1504-5.
TUNBIE, JOHN Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter, 1582.
B. in Lincolnshire. B.A. 1585-6, 'Timbe'; M.A. 1589,
'Tunebye.'
TUNBRIDGE, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Peterhouse,
Easter, 1631.
TUNDELEEFE, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Michs.
1554. Perhaps Cundeleefe.
TUNNE, SIMON. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter, 1576;
B.A. 1579-80. Ord. deacon (Lincohi) July 15, 1580. V. of
Bitchfield, near Corby, Lines., i6o6. Will (Lincoln) 1630.
TUNNYS, ROBERT. B.Civ.L. 1480-1.
TUNSLEY, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1614.
TUNSTALL, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. pens, from Christ's,
1592-3; B.A. 1596-7; M.A. 1605. R. of Peperharrow,
Surrey, 1606-16. Died Feb. i, 1616. Buried at Peper-
harrow. M.I. (Manning and Bray, 11. 36.)
TUNSTAL, CUTHBERT. Adm. at King's Hall, from Oxford.
S. of Thomas, of Thurland Castle, Yorks. B. 1475. at Hack-
forth. (Said to be illegitimate, but Surtees and Whittaker
(Richmondshire, 11. 274) think not.) Of Balliol College,
Oxford, 1491; removed to Cambridge on account of the
plague. Went to Padua. LL.D. (Padua). R. of Bameston,
Yorks., 1506. R. of Stanhope, Durham, 1508. R. of Steeple
Langford, Wilts., 1509. Chancellor to Archbishop Warham,
1511. R. of Harrow-on-the-Hill, Middlesex, 1511-22. Preb.
of Lincoln, 1514-20. Archdeacon of Chester, 1515-22.
Master of the Rolls, 1516-22. Sent wath Sir Thomas More
on an embassy to Brussels, 1516; lodged in the same house
as Erasmus, with whom he formed a friendship. Preb. of
York, 1519-22. Ambassador at Cologne, 1520; at the Diet
of Worms, 1521. Dean of Salisbury, 1521-2. Bishop of
London, 1522. Lord Privy Seal, 1523-30. Prohibited
Tyndall's translation of the New Testament. Accompanied
Wolsey to France, 1527. Helped to negotiate the Treaty of
Cambray. Bishop of Durham, 1530-52; deprived, but re-
stored, 1553-8. President of the Council of the North, 1537.
Voted against the Act of Uniformity, 1549: but subsequently
enforced its provisions in his diocese. Took part in the
reception of Cardinal Pole, 1554. Refrained from persecuting
Protestants. Refused to take the Oath of Supremacy, 1559.
Committed to the custody of Archbishop Parker. Author,
religious. Died Nov. 18, 1559. Buried in Lambeth Church.
M.I. Will, P.C.C. (Cooper, 1. 198; Poulson, 11. 2^7; D.N.B.)
271
TUNSTALL, CUTHBERT
TUNSTALL, CUTHBERT. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1546; B.A. 1549-50.
TONSTALL, DANIEL. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Christ's, Feb. 3,
1631-2. S. of Thomas, of Cotham Mandeville, Dm-ham
(by his 2nd wife Dorothy, dau. of Mark Rawson). B. at
Durham. School, Durham (Mr Harrison). Matric. 1632;
B.A. 1635-6; M.A. 1641. Licensed to practise medicine, 1641.
Married and had issue. Will proved (London) Mar. 11, 1649-
50. Half-brother of Ralph (1607-8). {Peile, i. 416; Surtees,
III. 273.)
TONSTALL, DAVID. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, July 2,
1684. S. of Ralph, pleader. B. at Preston, Lanes. School,
Sedbergh. Matric. 1684.
TUNSTALL, JAMES. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, June 29,
1724. S. of James, attorney, of Richmondshire. B. 1708,
at Aysgarth, Yorks. School, Slaidbum. Matric. 1724; B.A.
1727-8; M.A. 1731; B.D. 1738; D.D. 1744. Fellow, 1729-48.
Public orator, 1741-6. Incorp. at Oxford, 1742. Ord. priest
(Lincoln) Mar. 5, 1731-2. R- of Sturmer, Essex, 1739-46.
Domestic chaplain to Archbishop Potter, 1743. Canon and
treasurer of St David's, 1746. V. of Minster, Thanet, Kent,
1747. R. of Gt Chart, 1747-57. V. of Rochdale, Lanes.,
1757-62. Married Elizabeth, dau. of John Dodsworth, of
Thornton Watlass, Sept. 6, 1750. Classical scholar. Author,
miscellaneous. Died Mar. 28, 1762. Buried at St Peter's,
Comhill, London. Will (P.C.C.) 1763. (D.N.B.; Al. Oxon.)
TUNSTALL, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1549.
One of these names 'ord. by Bishop Wm. Overton, of
Lichfield'; P.C. of Whitmore Chapel, Stoke-on-Trent, 1593-7.
Died 1597. 'Scholaris ruralis, in sacris Uteris bene exercita-
tus.' Perhaps brother of Thomas (1549). (Wm. Salt Arch.
Soc, 1915.)
TUNSTALL, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1581.
B. at Kendal, Westmorland, c. 1563. B.A. 1584-5; M.A.
1588. Ord. priest (Lincoln). R. of Shamford, Leics., 1595.
R. of Gretford, Lines., 1601-6.
TUNSTALL, NICHOLAS. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter,
1586. Probably of Durham.
TUNSTALL, RALPH. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1555.
S. of Anthony, of Stockton, Durham. Scholar; B.A. 1559-60;
M.A. 1563; B.D. 1569. Fellow, 1561. University preacher,
1568. R. of Croft, Yorks., 1569-83. Preb. of York, 1571.
Preb. of Durham, 1580-1618. R. of West Tanfield, Yorks.,
1580-2. R. of Howick, c. 1583-1618. Chaplain to Arch-
bishop Grindal. Archdeacon of Northumberland, 1583-1610.
Buried at Croft, Mar. 1, 1618-9. Father of Tobias (1589).
(Hutchinson, Durham, iii. 128.)
TONSTALL, RALPH. B.A. from Christ's, 1607-8; M.A. 1611.
S. and h. of Thomas, of Cotham Mandeville, Durham, and
grandson of Ralph (above). V. of Long Newton, Durham,
1616-59. Married (i) Catherine, dau. of William Mauleverer,
of Amcliffe; (2) Jane, dau. of John Aldborough, of Aid-
borough, Yorks. Buried Apr. 22, 1659, at Long Newton.
Benefactor to Christ's. Half-brother of Daniel (1631-2) and
father of the next. (Peile, i. 251; H. M. Wood; M. H.
Peacock.)
TONSTALL, RALPH. Adm. fage 17) at Corpus Christi, June
25, 1636. S. of Ralph (above). Bapt. Mar. 7, 1618-9, at
Long Newton, Durham. School, Durham (Mr Smelt).
Migrated to Christ's, Nov. 29, 1637. Scholar, 1637; B.A.
1639-40; M.A. 1643. Fellow, 1642. Ord. priest (Peterb.)
Dec. 18, 1641. Subscribed to the restoration of the Chapel
in 1702. Perhaps beneficed in Lincolnshire. (Peile, i. 251,
451; Surtees, iii. 273.)
TONSTALL, RALPH. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's, May 24,
1679. S. of William, M.D. B. at Gt Stanton, Durham. Bapt.
Sept. 14, 1660, at Sedgefield. School, Durham (Mr Batters-
by). Matric. 1679; B.A. 1682-3. Ord. deacon (Durham)
June 3, 1683; priest, Sept. 21, 1684. Brother of Thomas
(1679).
TUNSTALL, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Christ's, May, 1556.
Probably of Durham.
TUNSTALL, ROBERT. Fellow of Gonville Hall, 1380. Ord.
deacon (Ely) Sept. 1381. Preb. of Tamworth Collegiate
Church, 1401. R. of Gt Dunmow, Essex, 1406-19. Dean of
the King's free chapel at StaSord. Died 1419. Will, P.C.C.
(Venn, i. 3.)
TUNSTALL, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1555. Perhaps s. oi Anthony, of Stockton, Durham. Deputy
Sherifi of Durham, 1575. Perhaps adm. at Lincoln's Inn,
Apr. 18, 1561. Married Anne, dau. of Cuthbert Brackenbury,
of Sellaby. Buried July 13, 1583, at Stockton. Perhaps
brother of Ralph (1555). (Jos. Foster, Durham Pedigrees.)
TONSTALL, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1613. Of Nottinghamshire. B.A. 1616-7; M.A. 1620;
B.D. 1628. Fellow, 1620-44; ejected, but reinstated, 1660-
79. Incorp. at Oxford, 1621. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 21,
TuRBRiDGE, Roger
1623; prie-st, Sept. 25, 1626. V. of Hougham-cum-Marston,
Lines., 1640; there in 1660. Died 1679. (Masters, 346.)
TUNSTALL, ROGER. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter,
1586. Of Westmorland.
TONSTALL, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs.
1549. Perhaps brother of John (1549).
TUNSTALL, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs.
1579. Perhaps R. of Shipmeadow, Sufiolk, 1587. One of
these names R. of Alexton, Leics., 1578. Admon. (Leicester)
1597.
TONSTALL, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Peterhousk,
Nov. 16, 1661. Of Cambridge. Matric. 1661; B.A. 1665-6.
Ord. deacon (London, Lit. dim.) June, 1666; 'C. of Eythome,
Kent'; priest (Norwich) May, 1675.
TONSTALL, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, May
24, 1679. S. of WiUiam, M.D. B. Mar. 16, 1663, at Gt
Stainton, Durham. Matric. 1679; B.A. 1682-3. Ord. deacon
and priest (Durham) Sept. 21, 1684. V. of Ketteringham,
Norfolk, 1716-28. Brother of Ralph (1679).
TUNSTALL, TOBIAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, c. 1589.
S. of Ralph (1555), of Croft Bridge, Yorks. Adm. at Gray's
Inn, Apr. 23, 1594. Of Cleasby, Yorks. Married Priscilla
Hopwood, at Denton, Durham, Nov. 26, 1611. Living, 1619.
(Surtees, iii. 273.)
TUNSTALL, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, (age 18) from Christ's,
Michs. 1576. B. at Durham. B.A. 1580-1; M.A. 1584. Ord.
priest (London) Dec. 1583. C. of Gt Totham, Essex. V. of
Mayland, 1592-8. V. of Gt Totham, 1598-1608; of Little
Totham and of Goldhanger, 1608-17. Preb. ot Canterbury,
1613-22. V. of Halstow, Kent, 1617-9. V. of Chislet, 1619-
22. R. of Sturry, 1619-22. Buried Nov. 8, 1622, in Canter-
bury Cathedral. Will (Cons. C. Canterbury) 1622. (Peile,
1. 138.)
TUNSTALL or TONSTALL, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Peter-
house, May 29, 1632. Of London. Matric. 1632; B.A. 1640
(College records). One of these names R. of Orgarswike,
Kent, 1635.
TUNSDALL, . B.A. 1480-1. --O j. 2 7 (
TUNSTALL, . Scholar at King's Hall, 1496-g. /
TUNSTALL, . Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, 1570-1.
TUNSTED, ROBERT DE. M.A. D.D. FeUow of Peterhouse,
1352. Rural dean of Hingham, Norfolk, in 1376; exchanged
for Colney Deanery, in 1382. (Blomefield, 11. 422.)
TUNSTEAD, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter,
1617.
TUPHOLME, GEORGE. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Magdalene,
May 27, 1668. S. of George. School, Gt Kirton, Lines.
Matric. 1668; B.A. 1672-3. Ord. deacon (London) Mar. 11,
1676-7; priest, Sept. 23, 1677. R. of Welton-le-Wold, Lines.
Buried there Feb. 19, 1695-6. (Lines. Pedigrees, 1015.)
TUPHOLME, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter,
1545. Perhaps s. of John, of Ashby-by-Homcastle, Lines.
Married and had issue. Supervisor to his father, 1551. Will
dated, Aug. 11; proved, Oct. 5, 1575. (Lines. Pedigrees, 1311.)
TUPHOLME, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter,
1616. Of Lincolnshire. 3rd s. of Nicholas, of Boston. B.A.
1619-20; M.A. 1624. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 16; priest,
June 17, 1622. (Lines. Pedigrees, 1015.)
TUPMAN, THOMAS. B.A. 1531-2; M.A. 1535.
TUPPING, JOHN. M.A. 1495-6.
TUPPING, THOMAS. D.D. Excused from congregations,
1483-4. Vice-Chancellor, 1485. R. of Feltwell, Norfolk, and
V. of Chesterton, Cambs. WiU (P.C.C.) 1492; 'of Feltwell,
Norfolk, and Chesterton, Cambs.'
TURBERVILLE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from King's, Easter, 1629,
See Al. Oxon. for a contemporary namesake.
TURBERVILLE, SAMUEL. B.A. from Trinity, 1633-4; M.A.
1637.
TURBERVILLE or TURTURVILE, WILLIAM. Matric. pens,
from St John's, Michs. 1617; B.A. 1620-1; M.A. 1624. One
Wm. Turberville, s. of William, of Graffham, Hunts., age 11
in 1613. (Vis. of Hunts., 1613.)
TURBILL, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Peterhouse,
Sept. 5, 1689. Of London. School, Eton (colleger, 1684-9).
Matric. 1690; Scholar, 1690; B.A. 1693-4.
TURBILLY, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Queens', Oct. 2, 1686. Of
London. Matric. 1687.
TURBRYGE, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Michs. 1546.
TURBRIDGE, ROGER. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, June
30, 1655. S. of John, yeoman, of Llanbedr-Dyffryn-Clwyd,
Denbigh. B. there. School, Charterhouse. Matric. 1655;
B.A. 1658-9; M..\. 1662. Ord. priest (Oxford) Mar. 3, 1662-3.
R. of Little Wigborough, Essex, 1663-86. Buried there
Sept. 6, 1686. (Al. Carthus.)
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TURBRIDGE, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Jesus, May i8, 1667.
Of Anglesey. Matric. 1667.
TURBUTT, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, June 3,
1687. and s. of WiUiam (1663), of Mount St John, near
Thirsk, Yorks. B. at Shipton, Yorks. School, Coxwold.
Matric. 1687; Scholai-, 1687-9. Migrated to Sidney, Oct. 11,
1689. Scholar there; B.A. 1690-1. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
Sept. 24, 1693; priest, Sept. 1696. Lecturer at Doncaster,
1698. R. of Warmsworth, Yorks., 1710-6. V. of North
Wheatley, Notts., 1710-20. R.of Saundby, 1716. Died 1720.
Brother of William (1685-6). (R. J. Wood.)
TURBUTT, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Aug. 20,
1663. Of Durham. Perhaps same as next.
TURBUTT, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Dec. 15,
1663. S. of Richard, of York. Probably adm. at the Inner
Temple, July 20, 1666; of York; Turburt. Of Mount St
John, near Thirsk. Died Apr. 13, 1673, aged 26. Buried at
Feliskirk. Father of the next and of Richard (above).
{Peile, I. 605; Burka, L.G.)
TURBUTT, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Sidney, Feb. i,
1685-6; afterwards Fell.-Com. S. and h. of William (above),
gent., of Mount St John, Yorks. B. 1668. Schools, Feliskirk
(Mr Shaxton) and Coxwold. High Sheriff of Yorks., 1710.
Married Miss Drif&eld, of Easingwold. Died Sept. 13, 1727.
Brother of Richard (1687). (Burke, L.G.)
TURCOCK, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June 7, 1607.
Matric. 1607.
TURFETT, GEORGE. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, Mar. 24,
1640-1. S. of Edward, Proctor in the Episcopal Court of
Norwich. B. in the parish of St Stephen, Norwich. Matric.
1641; Scholar, 1641-3. {Venn, i. 341.)
TURFORD, WILLIAM. M.A. from Magdalene, 1728. S. of
Edward, of Ludlow, Salop. Matric. (Balliol College, Oxford)
Apr. 9, 1715, age 17; B.A. (Oxford) 1718. {Al. Oxon.)
TURGES, EDMUND. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1523. Of Petworth, Sussex. B. 1506. B.A. 1527-8; M.A.
1530-1. Fellow, 1526-35. Licensed to practise medicine,
1532-3. Ord. deacon (London) 1550.
TURGES, WILLIAM. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1513. B. at Petworth, Sussex, 1495. B.A. 1516-7; M.A.
1520; B.D. 1531-2. Fellow, 1516-9. Fellow of Anmdel
College, Sussex. Ord. sub-deacon (Lincoln) 1518. V. of
Stepney, Middlesex, 1540-5. Died 1544-5.
TURGES, WILLIAM. M.A. 1657 (Incorp. from Oxford). Of
Uphaven, Wilts. Matric. (Wadham College, Oxford) Nov. 14,
1650, age 19; B.A. 1652-3; M.A. 1655; M.B. 1658. Fellow
of Wadham College, Oxford, 1654. {A I. Oxon.)
TURGES, . Pens, at Gonville Hall, 1532-4.
TURING, JOHN. M.A. 1620-1 (Incorp. from Aberdeen).
Student there, 1610-4.
TURKINGTON, see TORKINGTON.
TURLAND, FRANCIS. B.A. from Sidney, 1603; M.A. 1607.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Dec. 21, 1606; priest, Feb. 21, 1607-8.
Perhaps brother of the next.
TURLAND, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Sidney", Oct. 1599. Of
Northamptonshire. One of these names, B.A. from St
Alban Hall, Oxford, 1615. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 15;
priest, June 16, 1617. C. of Helmarsh, Northants., in 1624.
R. of MaidweU St Peter, 1625.
TURLE, JOHN. Adm.sizarat Emmanuel, Easter, 1628. Matric.
1628.
TURNBULL, GEORGE. B.A. 1604-5. Of Littlehampton,
Sussex. B. in St Pancras parish, London. M.A. 1611. Ord.
deacon (London) Mar. 1609-10; priest, June, 1610, age 25.
R. of Creeling St Mary, Suffolk, 1611. R. of Easton, 1633.
(Peile, I. 237.)
TURNEHAM, THOMAS, see THORNHAM.
TURNELL, LAURENCE. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs.
1613. S. of Richard. Bapt. at Maxey, Northants., Oct. 24,
1596. B.A. i6i7-8; M.A. 1621. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept.
17; priest, Dec. 17, 1620. V. of Hominghold, Leics., 1631.
V. of Maxey, Northants., 1644.
TURNELL, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Easter,
1588; B.A. 1 50 1-2; M.A. 1595. R. of Fenningley, Notts.,
1602-19. Died 1619.
TURNER, ABRAHAM. Adm. sizar at Clare, Jan. 15. 1649-50.
Matric. 1650; B.A. 1653; M.A. 1657. R. of Gt EUingham,
Norfolk, till 1674- Died before Jan. 29, 1674. (Blomefield,
I. 487.)
TURNER, ANDREW. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, Feb. 22,
1577-8. Matric. 1577-8; B.A. 1380-1; Scholar, 1581-4;
M.A. 1584.
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TURNER, ANDREW. Adm. at Corpus Christi. 1631. Of
Suffolk.
TURNER, ANTHONY. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Michs. 1582.
Perhaps V. of Gt Clacton, Essex, c. 1596-1610. Died 1610-1.
Admon. (Cons. C. London) Jan. 31, 1610-1, to widow,
Susan.
TURNER, ANTHONY. Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, June 15
1644. S. of Toby (1604), R. of Little Dalby, Leics. Bapt!
there. May 15, 1628. School, Uppingham (Mr Meers).
Migrated to St John's, May 6, 1645, age 17. Matric. 1645;
B.A. 1647-8. Jesuit priest. Executed at Tyburn, June 30,
1679. Brother of Edward (1642). (Records, S.J. ,n. ^oH.)
TURNER or TURNOR, ARTHUR. Matric. pens, from Christ's,
Easter, 1603. 2nd s. of Edward, of Gt Pamdon, Essex.
Adm. at the Middle Temple, Jan. 22, 1606, from New Inn.
Called to the Bar, 1613. Bencher, 1634. Serjeant-at-law,
1636. Married Anne, dau. of John Jenny, of Gun ton, Norfolk,
Esq. Died July 1, 1651. Buried in the Temple Church.
Father of John (1633). (Middle Temple Bench Book; Morant
I. 496.)
TURNER, BENJAMIN. Matric. pens, from St John's, c. 1596.
TURNER, BRYAN. Adm. sizar (age 15) at St John's, Oct. 16,
1650. S. of William, of MeUing, Lanes., husbandman.
School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1650; B.A. 1654-5; M.A. 1658;
B.D. 1665; D.D. 1692. Fellow. Incorp. at Oxford, 1669!
R. of St Faith-under-St Paul's, London, 1662-4. R. of
Chillesford, Suffolk, 1662-4. R- of Souldeme, Oxon., 1665.
Chaplain to Charles, Earl of Carlisle; accompanied him on
an embassy to Russia. Preb. of Hereford, 1692-8; nominated
dean, Feb. 1697-8, but not installed. Author, sermon, etc.
Died Feb. 20, 1697-8, aged 65. M.I. at Souldeme. Admon.
Archd. Oxford. (Scott-Mayor, Pt 1, xxv; Al. Oxon.)
TURNOR, CECIL. Adm. pens, at Clare, May 4, 1715. Doubt-
less s. of John (1674-5). B. in London. Adm. at Leyden,
Apr. 12, 1717. (Tumour, Grantham, 147.)
TURNER, CHARLES. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Kino's, Michs.
1667. Doubtless s. and h. of John (1629-30), of Kirkleatham,
Yorks. B. c. 1652. Of Kirkleatham, Esq. Married Margaret,
dau. of Sir William Cholmley, Bart., at St Paul's, Covent
Garden, London, June 29, 1676. Died Aug. 2, 1719. Buried
at Kirkleatham. (Genealogist, N.S., x. 103.)
TURNER, CHARLES. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Caius, Apr. 29,
1681. S. of William, attorney, of North Elmham, Norfolk.
Bapt. there, June 11, i666. Schools, Seaming and Norwich.
Matric. 1681. Adm. at the Middle Temple, July 22, 1684.
M.P. for King's Lynn, 1695-1738. Knighted, Mar. 22,
1695-6. A Commissioner of the Board of Trade, 1707-14.
Lord of the Admiralty, 1714-7. A Lord of the Treasury,
1720-30. Created Bart., Apr. 27, 1727. Teller of the Ex-
chequer, 1729-38. Resided at Warham, Norfolk. Married
(1) Mary, dau. of Robert Walpole, of Houghton, Norfolk,
Esq.; (2) Mary, dau. of Sir William Blois, of Grundisburgh,
Suffolk. Died Nov. 24, 1738. Buried at Warham. Will
(P.C.C.) 1738. Brother of William (1685). (Venn, i. 467:
G.fi.C. ; A. B. Beaven.)
TURNER, CHARLES. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, July i, 1693.
Of Derbyshire. Matric. 1693.
TURNER, CHARLES. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Christ's, May 24,
1700. S. of William. B. at Rougham, Suffolk. School,
Lavenham (Mr Drift). Matric. 1701; B.A. 1703-4. Ord.
deacon (London) Mar. 4, 1704-5; priest, June, 1707. Prob-
ably R. of Sapcote, Leics., 1712-30. (Peile, 11. 147.)
TURNER, CHARLES. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, Nov. 5,
1745- S. and h. of William, of Kirkleatham. Yorks. School,
Beverley (Mr Clark). Adm. at the Inner Temple, Apr. 20,
1744- High Sheriff of Yorks., 1759-60. M.P. for York,
1768-83. Created Bart.. Mav 8, 1782. Of Kirkleatham Hall,
Yorks., Esq. Married (i) Elizabeth, dau. of William Womb-
well, of Wombwell, Esq.; (2) Mary, dau. of James Shuttle-
worth, of Forcet, Esq. Died Oct. 26, 1783, aged 57. (Burke,
Ext. Bart.; Genealogist, N.S., x. 104.)
TURNER or TURNOR, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. pens, from
Emmanuel, Michs. 1623. (The degrees assigned to him in
D.N.B. belong to the next man.) S. and h. of Christopher,
of Milton Emest, Beds. B. Dec. 6, 1607. Adm. at the Middle
Temple, June 27, 1626. Called to the Bar, 1633. Bencher,
1654. Serjeant-at-law, 1660. Knighted, July 16. 1660.
Baron of the Exchequer, 1660-75. Served on the commission
for the trial of regicides. Married Joyce, dau. of Sir Philip
Warwick. Died May ig, 1675. Buried at Milton Ernest,
May 22, 1675. Will, P.C.C. Probably father of Christopher
(1657). (Vis. 0} Beds., 1624; Middle TempU Bench Book;
D.N.B.)
TURNER, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs.
1626; B.A, 1629-30; M.A. 1633. C. of Cheadle, Staffs., 1636.
R. of Grindon, 1646-66. Father of Philip (1666-7). (Wm.
Salt. Arch. Sec, 1915.)
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TURNER, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Sidney,
Sept. 15, 1657. S. and h. of Christopher (? 1623), Esq. B. at
St Andrew, London. Schools, Melton, Suffolk (Mr Gierke)
and Westminster. Matric. 1658. Adm. at the Middle Temple,
Feb. 20, 1657-8. Called to the Bar, 1663.
TURNER, DAVID. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, Oct. 27,
1720. S. of David, Esq., of Margate, Kent. B. there. School,
Canterbury (Mr Smith). Matric. 1720; B.A. 1724-5; M.A.
1728. Jncorp. at Oxford, 1728. Ord. deacon (Ely) Dec. 22,
1728; priest, June i, 1729. R. of Elmstone, Kent, 1745-65.
Died Sept. 24, 1765. Buried at Margate. Will, P.C.C.
{Scott-Mayor, in. 336; H. G. Harrison.)
TURNER, EDMUND. Matric. sizar from Queens', Michs. 1562.
TURNER, EDMUND. Adm. pens, at Jesus, July 6, 1636. Of
Norfolk. Perhaps matric. 1637, 'Thomas'; Scholar, 1638;
B.A. 1639-40. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Sept. 25, 1642, age 25;
priest, Mar. 17, 1643-4; C. of West Basham. V. of Castle-
acre, 1644-69. R. of Egmere, 1664-70. R. of Hillington and
South Creak, 1668.
TURNER or TURNOR, EDMUND. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Em-
manuel, May 10, 1733. Doubtless s. and h. of Edmund, of
Stoke Rochford, Lines., and grandson of John (1674-5).
Of Panton House. Died Jan. 22, 1805, aged 89. M.I. at
Stoke Rochford {Lines. Pedigrees gives 1809). One of these
names, s. and h. of Edmund, Captain in the Guards. Buried
at Grantham, May 16, 1764, aged 48. (Tumour, Graniham,
136; Burke, L.G.; Lines. Pedigrees, 1016.)
TURNER, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from Emmanuel, Easter,
1589. Probably s. of John, V. of Harringworth, Northants.
B. at Harmsworth (? Harringworth), Northants., 1571. B.A.
1596-7. Ord. priest (Colchester) Feb. 17, 1594-5. Preacher
(Canterbury). V. of Edlington, Lines., 1599. Will (Lincoln)
1616.
TURNER, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1627.
TURNER, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, Oct. 4,
1642. S. of Toby (1604), V. of Little Dalby, Leics. Bapt.
there, Feb. 2, 1625. School, Uppingham (Mr Francis Meeres).
Matric. 1646; B.A. 1646-7; M.A. from Corpus Christi, 1662.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1663. Became a Jesuit. Died in prison.
Mar. 19, 1680-1. Brother of Anthony (1644). {Scott-Mayor,
Pt I, XXIII.)
TURNER, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Easter,
1648.
TURNER, EDWARD. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 15) at Christ's,
Feb. 17, 1661-2. S. of Sir Edward, of Little Pamdon, Essex,
Knt., Speaker of the House of Commons. B. in London.
Matric. 1661-2. Adm. at the Middle Temple, Oct. 24, 1661.
CaUed to the Bar, 1672. Knighted, Feb. 6, 1663-4. M.P. for
Orford, 1701-9, 1710-21. Of Hallingbury, Essex. Married
Isabella, dau. of William, Earl Marischal of Scotland. Died
Dec. 3, 1721. Buried at Hallingbury. (Peile, 1. 598; Vis. of
Suffolk, 1664; Morant, 11. 496.)
TURNER, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 25) at Magdalene,
Feb. 20, 1663-4. S. of , Head Master of Stepney School,
Middlesex.
TURNER, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Sidney, Jan. 28,
1673-4. S. and h. of John (1639), R. of Eynesbury, Hunts.
B. there. Schools, St Neots (Mr Jo. Michel) and Islington,
London (Mr Jo. Matthews). Matric. 1674; B.A. 1677-8;
M.A. 1681; B.D. 1688. FeUow, 1680. Succeeded his father
as R. of Eynesbury, 1689-1714. Brother of John (1681).
Died 1714.
TURNER, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Jesus, Apr. 13,
1681. S. of William (? 1629), R. of Throcking, Herts. Matric.
1681; Scholar, 1683; B.A. 1684-5; M.A. 1688. A non-juror.
Died Dec. 6, 1755, aged 92. Buried at Therfield, Herts. M.I.
Probably father of Sackvil (1707). (Clutterbuck, iii. 592.)
TURNOUR, EDWARD. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 17) at Pembroke,
Apr. 23, 1690. S. of Arthur, Esq. B. in Middlesex. Matric.
1691.
TURNER, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Peterhouse,
May 13, 1691. Of Kent. School, Rochester. Matric. 1691;
Scholar, 1691; B.A. 1694-5; M.A. 1714. Ord. deacon
(Rochester) May 19, 1695; priest (London) July 4, 1710.
V. of Stoke, Kent, 1710-53. V. of Graine, 1716-53. Buried
at Stoke, Jan. 28, 1753. (Fielding, Rochester.)
TURNER, EXUPER (EXUPERIUS). Adm. pens, (age 17) at
St John's, Dec. 22, 1742. S. of William, attomey-at-law,
of Derby. B. at Derby. School, Westminster. Matric. 1743.
Adm. at the Inner Temple, Apr. 7, 1742. Barrister, 1748.
Adm. at Levden, Nov. 2, 1757. Brother of William (1738).
{Scott-Mayor, m. 533.)
TURNER, FRANCIS. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter, 161 1;
B.A. 1614-5; M.A. 1618. Ord. priest (York) May, 1619.
Turner, Henry
TURNER, FRANCIS. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter, 1641.
Of Suffolk. B.A. from Trinity Hall, 1646.
TURNER, FRANCIS. M.A. 1664-5 (Incorp. from Oxford);
D.D. (do.) 1669. S. and h. of Thomas (1670), Dean of Canter-
bury. School, Winchester. Fellow of New College, Oxford,
1655 (subscribed Nov. 7, 1655). B.A. (Oxford) 1659; M.A.
1662-3; D.D. 1669. Master of St John's, Cambridge, 1670-9.
Vice-ChanceUor, 1678-9. R. of Therfield, Herts., 1664-83.
Chaplain to James, Duke of York. Canon residentiary of
St Paul's, 1669-83. R. of Gt Haseley, Oxon., 1683. Dean of
Windsor, 1683-4. Bishop of Rochester, 1683-4. Bishop of
Ely, 1684-91. Joined in the Bishops' petition, 1688. De-
prived as a non-juror; imprisoned in the Tower, 1691.
Author, sermons, etc. Died Nov. 2, 1700. Buried at Ther-
field. M.I. Brother of Thomas (1670) and William (1670).
{D.N.B.; Al. Oxon.; Vis. of Kent, 1663.)
TURNER, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Caius, June 16,
1733. S. of Francis, attorney, late of Yarmouth, Norfolk.
B. there, Aug. 21, 1716. Schools, Yarmouth (Mr Pitcame)
and Wymondham (Mr Brett). Matric. 1734; Scholar, 1733-8;
B.A. 1736-7; M.A. 1740. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Mar. 18,
1738-9; priest, Sept. 21, 1740. C. of Thurlton, Norifolk, 1739.
R. of Bayfield, 1741-4. Minister of St George, Yarmouth,
1742-90. Master of Yarmouth School, 1742-58. R. of South
Elmham, St James, St Michael, smd All Saints', 1743-90.
Married Sarah, dau. of James Dawson. Author, Sermon.
Died Feb. 5, 1790, aged 73. Buried at Yarmouth. {Venn,
11- 37.)
TURNER, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs. 1569.
Of Derbyshire. (B. in Suffolk, according to Munk.) B.A.
1572-3; M.A. 1576; M.D. (abroad). Adm. a candidate of the
R.C.P., Sept. 4, 1584; Fellow, 1587-8; Censor, 1591, 1592,
1597, 1606 and 1607; Elect, 1602; Treasurer, 1609. His widow
Anne, was hanged at Tyburn, in 1615, for having abetted
the Countess of Essex in her plot to poison Sir Thomas
Overbury. Died Mar. 1, 1609-10. Will (P.C.C.) ; of St Faith's,
London. {Cooper, 11. 526; Munk, i. 89; D.N.B.)
TURNER, GEORGE. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, June 29,
1682. S. of George, husbandman. B. at Cound, Salop.
School, Drayton (Mr Saxon). Matric. 1682.
TURNER, GEORGE. M.A. from Christ's, 1735. S. of George,
of Buckland Brewer, Devon, clerk. Matric. (Exeter College,
Oxford) Apr. 8, 1712, age 18; B.A. (Oxford) 1715. Ord.
deacon (Exeter) Dec. 1715; priest, June, 1719. V. of St Eval,
Cornwall, 1741. V. of Mylor, 1742. Buried at Mylor, Nov. 3,
1761. Will, Exeter. {Al. Oxon.; Peile, 11. 219.)
TURNER, GEORGE. Adm. sizar (age 20) at Sidney, Feb. 17,
1742-3. S. and h. of James, R. of Danby, Yorks. B. at
Whitby, Yorks. School, Thornton (Mr Ward). Matric. 1743;
B.A. 1746-7. Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 22, 1751; priest,
Sept. 1753. C. of Kirky Grindalythe.
TURNER, GEORGE. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, Mar. 26,
1743. S. of Edward, husbandman, of Leicestershire. B. at
Harston. School, Peterborough, Northants (Mr Marshall).
Matric. 1743; B.A. 1746-7; M.A. 1771. Ord. deacon (Lincoln)
Sept. 20, 1747; priest, Dec. 18, 1748. R. of Knipton, Leics.,
1751-86. R. of Bottesford, 1771-82. Died Apr. 8, 1786,
aged 62. M.I. at Knipton. {Scott-Mayor, ill. 535; Nichols,
II. 238.)
TURNER, GERVASE Adm. pens, (age 16) at St JJohn's, June 9,
1679. S. of William (? 1650), clerk. B. at WiUingham, Lines.
School, Grantham (Mr Walker). Matric. 1679; B.A. 1682-3.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) May 25, 1684.
TURNER, GREGORY. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Easter,
1584; B.A. 1585-6. Probably matric. (University College,
Oxford) Mar. i, 1582-3, age 16. Schoolmaster at Wigan,
Lanes. R. of Sefton, 1602-33. Died 1633. {Victoria Hist.
Lanes., in. 63.)
TURNER, HAMMOND. Adm. sizar (age 20) at St John's, May
17,1722. S. of William, of Norfolk. B. at Wendling. Schools,
Loughton (Mr Browne) and Chesterfield (Mr Burrough).
Matric. 1722; B.A. 1725-6; M.A. 1729. Fellow, 1728-36.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) May 20, 1728; priest (Ely) Aug. 3,
1730. R. of Hawksworth, Notts., 1734-75. R. of Todwick,
Yorks., 1736-75. Chaplain to John, Earl Rothes, in 1736.
Of Treeton, Yorks. Married, at Wollaton, Notts., Jan. 15,
1746-7, Elizabeth Creed. Died 1775. Buried at Treeton.
{Scott-Mayor, in. 348.)
TURNER, HENRY. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1576.
TURNER, HENRY. Adm. sizar at Christ's, July 1, 1624. S. of
Henry. B. at Giggleswick, Yorks. School, Giggleswick.
Matric. 1624.
TURNER, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Clare, July 6, 1709. S. of
William (1684), alderman of Bury, Suffolk. B. there. School,
Bury. Matric. 1709. Adm. at the Middle Temple, Aug. 7,
1711. Succeeded to Horsecroft, Suffolk. Died 1764, aged 70.
M.I. at St Mary's, Bury. {Bury School; S.H.A.H.)
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TURNER, HUGH. B.A. i5i4-5-
TURNER, JAMES. Matric. sizar from Christ's, 1595-6.
TURNER, JAMES. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, May 2,
1657. S. of James, draper, of Stowmarket, Suffolk. B. there.
School, Cotton (Mr Smith). Matric. 1657; B.A. 1660-1.
Ord. deacon (Norwich) Sept. 1661.
TURNER, JAMES. Adm. sizar at Clare, July 27, 1692. S. of
Robert, of Garthorpe, Leics. Matric. 1694; B.A. 1696-7.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) May 30; priest (Lincoln) Sept. 19,
1697. C. of St Martin's, Stamford, Lines., 1697. V. of
Garthorpe, Leics., 1697-1730. Died Apr. 12, 1730, aged
52 {sic). Bviried at St Pancras, London. M.L Brother of
William (1676), father of James (1728) and John (1721).
(Nichols, n. 192.)
TURNER, JAMES. Adm. sizar at Clare, Jan. 22, 1728-9.
S. of James (above). B. at Garthorpe, Leics. Matric. 1729;
B.A. 1732-3. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) May 20, 1733; priest
{Litt. dim. from Peterb.) June 20, 1736. V. of Exton, Rut-
land, 1738-50. R. of Wing, 1749-71, R. of Manton, 1772-4.
Died 1774, aged 64. Brotherof John (1721). (H. L Longden.)
TURNER, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Easter, 1569.
TURNER, JOHN. Adm. at King's (age 17) a scholar from Eton,
Aug. 24, 1571. Of Charlton, Middlesex. Matric. 1571; B.A.
1575-6; M.A. 1579. Fellow, 1574-86. Vice-Provost. Ord.
deacon and priest (Lincoln) Oct. 6, 1581. R. of Slower
Provost, Dorset, 1585-1621. Died 1621. (Harwood.)
TURNER, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Clare, Michs. 1579; B.A.
1582-3. Perhaps adm. at Gray's Inn, Oct. 15, 1585; of
Therfield, Herts.
TURNER, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, Nov. 4, 1582.
Matric. 1582. Perhaps scholar of Trinity Hall, Oct. 23, 1584,
and LL.B. Perhaps domestic chaplain to the Bishop of
Peterborough, 1599; B.C.L. Licence to preach, Apr. 29, 1599.
Perhaps R. of Swannington, Norfolk, till 1609; LL.B.
(presented by Trinity Hall).
TURNER, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, 1588-9. Matric.
Easter, 1589.
TURNER, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Emmanuel, c. 1592.
TURNER, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Queens', Lent, 1592-3.
Of Yorkshire. B.A. 1595-6; M.A. 1599; B.D. 1605. Fellow,
1599-1624. Taxor, 1600. R. of Little Eversden, Cambs.,
1625-30. Buried there Oct. 9, 1630.
TURNER, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, c. 1593.
TURNER, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Clare, c. 1596. One of
these names adm. at Lincoln's Inn, June 25, 1599; cf Surrey,
gent.
TURNER, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter, 1603;
B.A. 1604-5.
TURNER, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter, 1614; B.A.
1617-8; M.A. 1621. Probably V. of Treneglos, Cornwall,
1635; sequestered, c. 1648. Perhaps reinstated, 1660. Will
(Exeter) 1679.
TURNER, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter, 1615.
Of Bedfordshire. B.A. from St Catharine's, 1617-8.
TURNER, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Easter, 1617.
TURNER, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter, 1619.
B. at Hempstead, Herts. B.A. 1622-3; M.A. 1626. Probably
V. of Layston, Herts. Died 1663. Buried at Layston. M.I.
(where the date of his birth is given as Mar. 1, 1603). (Clutter-
buck, in. 432.)
TURNER, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Mar. 27, 1620.
Matric. 1620.
TURNER, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1626.
TURNER, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1626.
TURNER, JOHN. M.A. 1628 (Incorp. from Oxford). Perhaps
of Wiltshire. Matric. (Magdalen HaU, Oxford) Jan. 23, 1621;
B.A. (Oxford) 1623; M.A. 1626. But see Al. Oxon. for
another contemporary namesake.
TURNOR, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Sidney, Feb. 11,
1629-30. S. and h. of John, Esq., of Garton, Yorks. B. Aug.
27, 1613, at Kirk Leatham, Cleveland, Yorks. Schools, York
and Durham (private). Matric. 1631. Adm. at the Middle
Temple, May 8, 1629. Called to the Bar, 1639. Bencher,
1661. Serjeant-at-law, 1669. Recorder of York. Of Kirk
Leatham, Esq. Married Jane, dau. of John Pepys, of Creake,
Norfolk, Esq. Died Mar. 15, 1688. Buried at Kirk Leatham.
M.I. Doubtless father of Charles (1667). (F.M.G., 924;
Vis. of Yorks., 1666; Genealogist, N.S., x. 102.)
TURNER, JOHN. Adm. Fell.-Cora. (age 13) at Christ's, Sept.
17. 1633- S. of Arthur (1603), of Little Pamdon, Essex. B. in
London. School, Westminster. Matric. 1633. Adm. at the
Middle Temple, Jan. 28, 1635-6. Killed in the Civil War.
(Peile, I. 429; Manning and Bray, 11. 7.)
TcRNER, John
TURNER, JOHN. M.A. 1633 (Incorp. from Trinity College,
Oxford) (not found in ^4/. Oxon.). One of these names
licensed schoolmaster at Sevenoaks, Kent, Feb. 7, 1661-2;
M.A. of Cambridge; of Maidstone. (Lambeth Act Book.)
TURNER, JOHN. Matric. sizar from King's, Easter, 1639;
B.A. 1642-3; M.A. from Magdalene, 1646; B.D. 1654. R. of
Eynesbury, Hunts., 1649-89. R. of Wistow, 1687-1705.
Died 1705. Father of Edward (1673-4) and John (i68i).
TURNER, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Trinity, May 27, 1646. Of
Kent. Matric. 1646. Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1648; of
Mareston, Kent.
TURNER, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Queens', Easter, 1648. Of
London.
TURNER, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 20) at St John's, Nov. 6,
1649. S. of John, of Oxenparke, 'North of Colton, Lanes.'
School, Sedbergh.
TURNER, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 20) at Peterhouse, July i,
1654. Of Hereford. School, Coventry.
TURNER, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Trinity, Apr. 21, 1663. Matric.
1663.
TURNER, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's, June 18,
1666. S. of Methusaleh. B. in Cheapside, London. School,
St Paul's. Matric. 1667; B.A. 1669-70; M.A. from St John's,
1673. Fellow of Christ's, 1673-81. Incorp. at Oxford, 1675.
Signed for priest's orders (London) Dec. 19, 1673. Hospitaller
of St Thomas, Southwark, in 1684. Lecturer of Christ
Church, London, in 1698. Author, sermons, etc. One of
these names R. of Postling, Kent, 1687. (Peile, 11. 6.)
TURNER, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Christ's, July 8, 1668.
S. of Gregory. B. at Brockford, near Wetheringsett, Suffolk.
School, Bury. Matric. 1668; B.A. 1671-2. Ord. deacon
(Norwich) Jan. 1672-3; priest, 1679-80. 'Licensed to
Wherstead, Sufiolk,' 1673. Probably R. of Flowton, 1695;
V. of St Matthew, Ipswich, 1697. (Peile, 11. 17.)
TURNER, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Magdalene, Apr. 23,
1669. 3rd s. of WiUiam, of Canterbury', alderman and some-
time Mayor. School, Canterbury. Matric. 1669; B.A. 1672-3;
M.A. 1676. Fellow, 1676. Ord. deacon (Ely) Sept. 23, 1676;
priest (London) Mar. 11, 1676-7. R. of Middleton and
Felpham, Sussex. Married Anne, dau. of Edward Cubberley,
of Chichester. One of these names, 'M.A.,' V. of Nasing,
Essex, 1689-1701. Perhaps brother of William (1659).
(Vis. of Kent, 1663; Misc. Gen. et Her., N.S., iv. 159.)
TURNOR, JOHN. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 15) at Caius, Feb. 5,
1674-5. S. of Sir Edmund, Knt., of Stoke Rochford, Lines.
B. there. School, Stoke Rochford. Matric. 1675. Adm. at
the Middle Temple, Jan. 4, 1675-6. F.R.S., 1702. Devoted
to the study of mechanics. Married Diana, dau. of the Hon.
Algernon Cecil. Died July 10, 1719. Buried in Bath Abbey.
M.I. Father of Cecil (1715). (Venn, i. ^$2; Lines. Pedigrees,
1015; Tumour, Grantham, 135.)
TURNER, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Trinity, June 19,
1676. S. of Richard. Bapt. Dec. ir, 1660, at Uttoxeter,
Staffs. School, Uttoxeter. Matric. 1676; Scholar, 1679; B.A.
1679-80; M.A. 1683; D.D. 1706. Head Master of Colfe's
Grammar School, Lewisham, Middlesex, 1687-1704. V. of
Greenwich, 1704-20. Preb. of Lincoln, 1713-20. Preb. of
Canterbury, 1717. Chaplain to George I, 1717-20. Died
Dec. 7, 1720. Buried in Canterbury Cathedral. Will (P.C.C.)
1721.
TURNER, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, May 21,
1681. S. of John, R. of Gt Bolas, Salop. B. there. School,
Wellington (Mr Binnell). Matric. 1681. Matric. (Hart Hall,
Oxford) July 10, 1685, age 18. (Al. Oxon.)
TURNER, JOHN. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1681.
Doubtlesss.of John (1639). B. at Eynesbury, Hunts. Matric.
1681; B.A. 1685-6; M.A. 1690. Fellow, 1684. Senior
Proctor, 1710-1. Went to Holland with Crew, Bishop of
Durham, 1689. Died of small-pox, Feb. 22, 1710-1. Brother
of Edward (1673-4). (Harwood, 267.)
TURNER, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Sept. 23, 1686. 2nd s.
of Henry, alderman of Bury St Edmunds. School, Bury St
Edmunds. Matric. 1687; Scholar, 1688; B.A. 1690-1.
Adm. at the Middle Temple, Feb. 6, 1691-2. Called to the
Bar, May 19, 1699. Recorder of Bury St Edmunds, 1725-40.
Married Isabella, dau. of Baptist May. Died Feb. 19, 1739-
40. Brother of William (1684) and father of John (1724).
(G. Mag.; Bury School Register, where the date of death is
incorrect.)
TURNER, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, May 29,
1603. S. of Anthony, clerk, of Dalton-in-Fumess, Lanes.
School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1693.
TURNER, JOHN. Matric. from Christ's, Lent, 1705-6. B.
Sept. 9, 1687, at Caton, near Lancaster. B.A. 1708-9. Ord.
priest (York) June, 1712. V. of Bmithwell, near Rofherham,
1716-66. Died 1766, aged 79. (Peile, 11. 162.)
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TURNER, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age i6) at Magdalene, Feb. 28,
1720-1. B. at Shrewsbury. School, Shrewsbury. Matric.
1721.
TURNER, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Trinity, May 31, 1721.
S. of James (1692), V. of Garthorpe, Leics. School, Stamford,
Lines. (Mr Turner). Matric. 1723; B.A. 1724-5- Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) Nov. 28, 1725; priest, Mar. 17, 1727-8; C. of
Garthorpe. Succeeded his father as V. of Garthorpe, Leics,,
1730-85. V. of Exton, Northants., 1730-1. R. of Stretton,
1742-85. Died Mar. 1785, aged 81. Buried at Garthorpe.
M.L Will (P.C.C.) 1785- Brother of James (1728-9).
(Nichols, II. 193.)
TURNOR, JOHN. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Clare, Oct. 20, 1724.
Doubtless s. of John (1686), Recorder of Bury. B. at Bury,
Sufiolk. Adm. at the Middle Temple, Nov. 19, 1724. Married
Bridget Gery. Died at Livermere, Sufiolk, Feb. 1766, aged
60. M.L there. {Bury School; S.H. A. H.)
TURNER, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Christ's, Jan. 9, 1729-30.
S. and h. of John, of Norfolk, Collector of Customs (succeeded
as 2nd Bart.) and nephew of Charles (1681). Bapt. June 19,
1712, at Lynn. School, Greenwich. Matric. 1729-30. Adm.
at the Middle Temple, Feb. 20, 1728-9. Called to the Bar,
1736. Bencher, 1766. Treasurer, 1774. Succeeded his father
as 3rd Bart., June 6, 1738-9. M.P. for Lynn, 1739-74- A
Lord of the Treasury, 1762-5. Married Frances, dau. of
John Neale, of Allesley, Warws., Esq. Died s.p.m., June 25,
1780. Buried at Warham. (Peile, 11. 221; Carthew, Launditch,
in. 130.)
TURNER, JOHN. LL.B. 1730 (Incorp. from Merton College,
Oxford). Matric. there, Mar. 24, 1711-2, age 16; B.C.L.
(Oxford) 1718. S. of John, of London, M.D. {Al. Oxon.)
TURNER, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, Nov. 2,
1732. S. of John, of Stainsby, Yorks. Bapt. July 31, 1714-
School, Sigston (Mr Oaldey). Matric. 1732; Scholar, i733i
B.A. 1736-7; M.A. 1742. Brother of William (1730).
TURNER, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Magdalene, Oct. 3, i735.
S. of John. B. at Landinner, Montgomery. School, Shrews-
bury. Matric. 1735; B.A. 1740-1; M.A. 1744.
TURNER, JONATHAN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's,
Apr. 15, 1727. S. of J., smith, of Yorkshire. B. at Sheffield.
School, ShefiSeld (Mr Robinson). Matric. 1727; B.A. 1730-1;
M.A. 1736. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Mar. 5, 1731-2; priest,
Dec. 24, 1732. C. of Ofiord Cluny, Hunts., 1732. R. of
Dinnington, Yorks., 1738-46. {Scott-Mayor, iii. 402.)
TURNER, JONATHAN HARRIS. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Jesus,
Julv 22, 1732. Of Stoke, Surrey. S. of Nicholas, Esq. In-
herited the manor of Stoke-by-Guildford from his father.
Died unmarried, Jan. 17, 1746-7. (A. Gray; Manning and
Bray, 1. 118.)
TURNER, KETTLEBY. Adm. pens, at Jesus, June 21, 1661.
Of Cheshire. Matric. 1661-2; Scholar, 1663; B.A. 1664.
C. of Knutsford, Cheshire, c. 1670-86. Buried there Aug. 17,
1686. (E. Axon.)
TURNER, LANCELOT. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs.
1564.
TURNER, LAURENCE. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Christ's, Mar.
19, 1725-6. S. of Thomas. B. at Eaton {sic),} Caton, Lanes.
School, Kirkby Lonsdale. Matric. 1726; Scholar, 1727; B.A.
1729-30. Ord. deacon (Ely) Dec. 19, 1731. Died of small-pox.
Buried Jan. 24, 1731-2, at Gt St Andrew's, Cambridge.
{Peile, II. 211.)
TURNER, MARTIN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1584;
Scholar, 1588; B.A. 1588-9.
TURNER, MARTIN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, June 9,
1666. S. of Martin, yeoman, of Gt Bradley, Suffolk. B. there.
School, West Wratting (Mr Tucker). Matric. 1667; B.A.
1669-70.
TURNER, PETER. Matric. pens, from St John's, Lent, 1563-4.
S. of William (1529-30). B. 1542. M.D. (Heidelberg) 1571;
M.D. (Cambridge) 1575 (Incorp. from Heidelberg). Incorp.
at Oxford, 1599 (styled M.A., Cambridge, in Al. Oxon.).
Licentiate, R.C.P., 1582. Physician to St Bartholomew's
Hospital, imtil 1584. M.P. for Bridport, 1584-5 and 1586-7.
Attended Sir Walter Raleigh in the Tower, 1606. A zealous
advocate of the puritan cause. Married Pascha, dau. of
Henry Parry, Chancellor of Salisbury Cathedral. Died
May 27, 1614, aged 72. Buried at St Olave. Hart Street,
London. M.L WiU, P.C.C. {Munk, i. 84; Ward, Gresham;
&.N.B:; Al. Oxon.)
TURNER, PETER. Ord. deacon (London) Jan. 19, 1590-1,
age 26; 'of Corpus.' B. at Worcester. C. of Little Wendon,
Essex.
TURNER, PHILIP. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John'.s, Feb. 8,
1666-7. S. of Christopher (1626), clerk, of Grindon, Staffs.
B. there. School, Repton. Matric. 1667; B.A. 1670-1; M.A.
1674; B.D. 1682. Fellow, 1671-85. Taxor, 1680. Incorp.
at Oxford, 1675. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Dec, 26, 1676;
Turner, Shallet
priest (London) Feb. 24, 1677-S. C. of Whittlesford, Cambs.,
1679. V. of Stow-c«w-Quy, 1681. Buried in the College
Chapel, Jan. 30, 1684-5. Will proved, V.C.C. (Al. Oxon.;
Scott-Mayor; J. Crosby.)
TURNER, PURBECK. Adm. chorister (age 17) at Trinity,
May 6, 1712. S. of William (1696), Mus.Doc. School, Eton.
Matric. 1712. Brother of WiUijim (1713).
TURNER, RALPH. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 11, 1683.
Of Kent. Matric. 1683-4; B.A. 1686-7; M.A. 1690. Ord.
priest (Lincoln) Feb. 28, 1696. C. of Claypole, Lines.
TURNER, RICHARD. B.A. 1493. Of York diocese. M.A. 1496.
Ord. deacon (Ely) Mar. 29, 1494.
TURNER, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse, Michs.
1569.
TURNER, ROBERT. B.Can.L. 1506-7.
TURNER, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Clare, Michs. 1564.
TURNER, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter, 1567.
B. at Barnstaple, Devon. Sometime of Exeter College,
Oxford. Went to the English College at Douay, 1572; pro-
fessor of rhetoric there. Ord. priest at Douay in 1574. Went
to Rome and taught classics in the German College for
several years. Studied theology in Germany, 1576. Prefect
of Studies at the College of Eichstadt in Bavaria. Professor
and afterwards rector of Ingoldstadt University. Created
D.D. there. Canon of Breslau in Silesia. Latin secretary to
Archduke Ferdinand. Author, Latin sermons. Died at
Gratz in Styria, Nov. 28, 1599. (Peile, 1. 99; D.N.B.; Al.
Oxon.)
TURNER, ROBERT. Scholar of Trinity Hall, June 10, 1571;
LL.B. 1578. Fellow, 1577-1634. Buried at St Edward's,
Cambridge, Feb. 7, 1633-4. WiU proved (V.C.C.)
TURNER, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter, 1575.
TURNER, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Clare, c. 1596.
TURNER, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's, June 17,
1636. 3rd s. of Edmund (and Elizabeth, dau. of Henry
Marsh, of Barnard's Inn). B. at Saffron Walden, Essex.
School, Newport (Mr Lee). Matric. 1636; B.A. 1639. Adm.
at the Middle Temple, Oct. 9, 1637, and at Lincoln's Inn,
Nov. 2, 1639. Astrologer and botanist. Author, astrological,
etc. (Peile, i. 444; D.N.B.; Vis. of Essex, 1534.)
TURNER, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's,
Easter, 1658; B.A. 1661.
TURNER, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Pembroke, June
I5i 1693. S. of Richard, of Thaxted, Essex, gent. Matric.
1694; B.A. 1696-7; M.A. 1700. Fellow, 1701-10. Ord.
deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 24, 1699; priest, Sept. 22, 1700. C. of
Marham, Northants., 1699. R. of Tenterden, Kent, 1709-23.
Died 1723. (Lambeth Act Book; T. C. Dale.)
TURNER, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's, June 14,
1701. S. of John, deceased. B. at Millington, Yorks. School,
Pocklington (Mr Farrar). Matric. 1701; B.A. 1704-5; M.A.
1708. Fellow, 1708-16. Ord. deacon (Ely) Feb. 29, 1707-8;
priest, Dec. 19, 1708.
TURNER, SACKVIL. Adm. pens, at Jesus, June 10, 1707. S.
of Edward (? 1681), of Therfleld, Herts., Esq. B. 1689.
Matric. 1707; B.A. 1710-1; M.A. 1714. Ord. deacon (Ely)
Mar. 16, 1711-2; priest, Sept. 19, 1713. V. of Sandon, Herts.,
1727-31. V. of Bures, Essex, 1731-4. V. of West Bergholt,
1734. Preb. of St Paul's, 1751-2. Died 1752. (Hennessy;
A. Gray.)
TURNER, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age 21) at Peterhouse,
Apr. 29, 1642. Of Yorkshire. School, Coxwold. Matric.
1642. V. of Gt Givendale, Yorks., 1666-74. Died Mar. 29,
1674-
TURNER, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar at Trinity, Mar. 27, 1669.
Matric. 1669; B.A. 1672-3; M.A. 1676. Incorp. at Oxford,
1676. Ord. priest (York) Feb. 1674-5. V. of Blyth, Notts.,
1675-94. Buried there Aug. 24, 1694. (Al. Oxon.)
TURNER, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity, Jan. 3,
1716-7. S. of Thomas, of Bawtry, Yorks. School, Wakefield.
Scholar, 1718; Matric. 1720; B.A. 1720-1; M.A. 1724. Ord.
priest (York) Sept. 15, 1726. Died Feb. 9, 1733. Buried in
Bawtry Church. M.L (W. J. Kaye.)
TURNER, SETH. Adm. sizar at Jesus, May 21, 1679. Of
Lancashire. Matric. 1679; B.A. 1682-3; M.A. 1686. Ord.
deacon (Norwich) Oct. 1682; priest, May, 168+. V. of
Mendham, Suffolk, 1685, 'for above 50 years.' Buned there.
(E. Anglian, 11. 322; Blomefield, v. 385.)
TURNER, SHALLET. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Peterhouse,
Apr. 29, 1710. Of Northumberland. Doubtless s. of John.
Bapt. Sept. 27, 1692, at Tynemouth. School, Houghton-Ie-
Spring, Durham. Matric. 1710; Scholar, 1710; B.A. 1713-4;
M.A. 1717; LL.D. 1728 (Com. Reg.). FeUow, 1715-48.
Regius Professor of Modem History, 1735-62. F.R.S., 1741.
Died Nov. 13, 1762. Will (P.C.C.) Oct. 1762. (T.A. Walker;
H. M. Wood; J. Ch. Smith.)
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TURNER, STEPHEN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1613. Perhaps s. and h. of Bartholomew, of Northampton-
shire. If so, of Sawtry, Hunts. Married and had issue.
{Vis, of Essex, 1634.)
TURNER, T. B.A. 1470-1; M.A. 1473.
TURNER, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Easter,
1549; B.A. 1551-2; M.A. 1555; D.D. from Peterhouse, 1583.
Fellow of Peterhouse, 1555-62. Bursar, 1559-60. R. of
Bishop's Cleeve, Gloucs., 1564-93. Preb. of Hereford, 1569-
93. R. of Dorsington, Gloucs., 1571-93. Buried there Feb.
21, 1592-3. (F. S. Hockaday.)
TURNER, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1550.
One of these names adm. at Gray's Inn, 1552.
TURNER, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1587.
Of Kent. B.A. 1590-1; M.A. 1594. Fellow, 1593. This man
or the next probably beneficed in Kent.
TURNER, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Lent,
1588-9. Of Kent. B.A. 1592-3; M.A. 1596. One of these
names V. of Hougham, Kent, 1600-14; V. of St Laurence,
Thanet, 1614-29; R. of Stonar, 1617-29. V. of St Nicholas-
at-Wade, 1629. Died there, 1630. But see Al. Oxon. for a
contemporary namesake.
TURNER, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1589.
Perhaps ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.) Sept. 23, 1604;
'B.A. of St John's.'
TURNER, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 15, 1591,
and Fell. -Com. in Oct.
TURNER, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, c. 1592. B. at
Bamby, Yorks. Migrated to Peterhouse, Oct. 2, 1592.
Scholar, 1595-8; B.A. 1596-7; M.A. 1600; B.D. 1609; D.D.
1615. Fellow of Peterhouse, 1599-1612. Master, 1615-7.
V. of Ousden, Suffolk, 1600. Minister at Little St Mary's,
Cambridge, 1605; there in 1608. V. of Waterbeach, Cambs.,
1610-2. R. of Stoke Hammond, Bucks., 1610-7. Preb. of
Lincoln, 1612-7. Buried at Little St Mary's, Cambridge,
Oct. 18, 1617. Will proved, V.C.C.
TURNER, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, c. 1595; B.A.
from St Catharine's, 1598-9.
TURNER, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs. 1615;
B.A. 1618-9. Incorp. at Oxford, 1620. M.A. (Trinity College,
Oxford) 1622. Incorp. at Cambridge, 1623. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) July 12, 1624; priest, July 14, 1625. Perhaps V. of
Ashwell, Herts., 1631-2. One of these names V. of Hook
Norton, Oxon., 1638. (Peile, i. 305; Al. Oxon.)
TURNER, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1623;
B.A. 1626-7.
TURNER, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Easter,
1633; B.A. 1636-7.
TURNER, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Apr. 15, 1634. Of
London. Matric. 1634; Scholar, 1637; B.A. 1637-8; M.A.
1641. Probably incorp. at Oxford, 1642 (but Foster ap-
parently confuses him with the next).
TURNER, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Feb. 25, 1634-5.
Of Essex. Perhaps s. and h. of William, late of Thaxted,
Essex, gent. Matric. 1635. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Apr. 5, 1640.
TURNER, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Apr. 22, 1635.
Matric. 1635; B.A. 1638-9; M.A. 1642.
TURNER, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Easter, 1637.
Perhaps a mistake for Edmund.
TURNER, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Trinity, Sept. 16, 1643.
Matric. 1647-8; B.A. 1647-8.
TURNER, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Caius, July 6,
1647. S. of Thomcis, gent., of Norwich. Bapt. Apr. 1, 1631,
at St Peter Mancroft. Schools, Eaton, Norfolk, and Norwich
(Mr Lovering). Matric. 1647; Scholar, 1647-9. Perhaps his
will proved (Norwich C.C.) Oct. 4, 1703. (Venn, i. 369.)
TURNER, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, July 30, 1651.
Of Norfolk. School, Moulton, Norfolk.
TURNER, THOMAS. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 14) at Christ's,
Feb. 25, 1656-7. S. of Thomas. B. at Saffron Walden,
Essex. School, Thurlow (Mr Billingley). Matric. 1657.
TURNER, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Trinity, May 22, 1661.
School, Westminster. Matric. i66i; Scholar, 1662; B.A.
1664-5; M.A. 1668. Perhaps V. of Boxted, Essex, 1684-7.
Will (P.C.C.) 1687.
TURNER, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Sidney, Sept. 11,
1663. S. and h. of Peter, gent. B. at Marks Tey, Essex.
Schools, Hertford (Mr Battersby) and Felsted.
TURNER, THOMAS. M.A. 1670 (Incorp. from Corpus Christi
College, Oxford). S. of Thomas (1670), D.D., Dean of Canter-
bury. B. Sept. 1645, at Bristol. Matric. (Hart HaU, Oxford)
May 10, 1662, age 16; B.A. (Oxford) 1665-6; M.A. 1669;
B.D. 1677; D.D. 1683. Fellow of Corpus Christi, Oxford,
1672; President, 1687-1714. V. of Milton, Kent, 1672-95.
R. of Thorley, Herts., 1680-9. Archdeacon of Essex, 1680-9.
Turner, William
Canon of St Paul's, 1682-1714; of Ely, 1686. R. of Fulham,
Middlesex, 1688-1714. Precentor of St Paul's, 1690. Chaplain
to Compton, Bishop of London. Died Apr. 30 (? 29), 1714.
Buried m Corpus Christi Chapel, Oxford. Will, P.C.C. Brother
of Francis (1664-5) and William (1670). (Al. Oxon.; D.N.B.)
TURNER, THOMAS. D.D. 1670 (Incorp. from St John's CoUege,
Oxford). Matric. there, June 26, 1610, age 17. S. of Thomas,
of Heckfleld, Hants, (sometime Mayor of Reading). B. 1591,
at Reading. B.A. (Oxford) 1614; M.A. i6i8; B.D. 1624;
D.D. 1633. V. of St Giles', Oxford, 1623-9. Canon and
Chancellor of St Paul's, 1629-72. R. of St Augustine-at-the-
Gate, London, 1631 (May-Nov.). R. of St Olave, Southwark,
1631. R. of Fetcham, Surrey, 1634-43; ejected; reinstated,
1660-72. Dean of Rochester, 1642-4; of Canterbury, 1644;
ejected, but restored, 1660-72. Chaplain to Charles I.
Married Margaret, dau. of Sir Francis Winchbank, Knt.
Died Oct. 8, 1672, aged 80. Buried in Canterbury Cathedral.
Will (Cons. C. Canterbury) 1672. Father of Francis (1664-5),
William (1670) and Thomas (1670). (Al. Oxon.; Manning
and Bray, 1. 486; D.N.B.; Vis. of Kent, 1663-8.)
TURNER, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Aug. 7, 1674.
Of Yorkshire. Matric. 1674; B.A. 1677-8; M.A. 1684.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1684. Ord. deacon (York) Nov.; priest,
Dec. 1679.
TURNER, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Christ's, Jan. 14,
1694-5. S. and h. of Bernard, of Little Court, Hertford,
Esq. B. at Buntingford. School, Enfield (Dr Udall). Matric.
1696; B.A. 1698-9. Adm. at the Middle Temple, Feb. 25,
1698. (Peile, II. 132-3.)
TURNER, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, Jan. 7,
1697-8. Matric. 1698; B.A. 1701-2; M.A. 1705. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) Dec. 23, 1705. R. of Bonnington, Kent, 1709-42.
Died Aug. 1742. (Lambeth Aa Book; Hasted, iii. 464.)
TURNER, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Jesus, July 4, 1700. Of
Yorkshire. Matric. 1700; B.A. 1703-4; Scholar, 1704; M.A.
1714. Ord. deacon (York) Nov. 1704; priest (Norwich) May,
1708. C. of WeUs, Norfolk.
TURNER, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, May 9,
1711. S. of Richard, gent. B. Oct. 9, 1693, at Keymer,
Sussex. School, Tonbridge. Matric. 1711; B.A. 1714-5-
M.A. 1741. Ord. deacon (Chichester) June 12, 1715; priest'
Sept. 21, 1718. V. of West Hoathley, Sussex, 1721-50'
Buried there June 29, 1750. (W. C. Renshaw; Sussex Arch.
Coll. XXV. 217.)
TURNER or TURNOR, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 15) at St
John's, May 11, 1719. S. of Thomas, of Middlesex. B. in
London. School, Charterhouse. B.A. 1723-4; M.A. 1729.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Mar. 6, 1725-6; probably ord. priest
(London) July 25, 1728. C. of Ufford, Northants., 1726. V.
of St Nicholas, Newcastle-on-Tyne, 1728-60. Author,
sermons. Died June 1, 1760, aged 56. Buried in the chancel
of St Nicholas. (Scott-Mayor, iii. 324.)
TURNER, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 20) at St John's, June 29,
1743. S. of Thomas, bailiff, of Yorkshire. B. at Laughton.
School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1743; B.A. 1746-7. Ord. deacon
(York) June 14, 1747; priest, Sept. 25, 1748. C. of Sherbum,
near Leeds, 1747. C. of Bradford, 1765. (Scott-Mayor, in. 538.)
TURNER, TOBIAS. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Easter, 1604;
B.A. from Magdalene, 1608; M.A. 1612. Ord. priest (Peterb.)
Sept. 20, 1612. V. of Little Dalby, Leics., 1613-48. Licence
(Peterb.) June 27, 1620, to marry Elizabeth Chesildine, of
Uppingham, Rutland, at Ayston. Died July 27, 1648, aged
63. Buried at Dalby. M.I. Father of Anthony (1644) and
Edward (1642). (Records S.J., 11. 308; Nichols, 11. 164.)
TURNER, W. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Nov. 1561. Perhaps
R. of Bolton-on-the-Ellen, Cumberland, 1567-92.
TURNER, W. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, Jan. 30, 1579-80.
Matric. 1579-80.
TURNER, W. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Michs. 1585.
TURNER, WILLIAM. B.A. 1529-30. Of Morpeth, Northumber-
land. Perhaps s. of William, a tanner. M.A. 1533. Fellow of
Pembroke, 1530. Had a title for orders from the College in
1537. Intimate with Ridley and Latimer. An early reformer.
Travelled widely on the Continent. M.D. (Ferrara or Bologna).'
Incorp. at Oxford. Went to Zurich, where he became in-
timate with Conrad Gesner. Physician and chaplain to the
Protector Somerset. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Easter eve, 1536.
Preb. of York, 1550. Dean of Wells, 1550-3; deprived; re-
instated, 1560-8. R. of Wedmore, Somerset, 1564. In exile
under Queen Mary. Returned to England, 1559. Opp<Ked
all ceremonial; suspended, 1564. Married Jane, dau. of
George Auder, alderman of Cambridge. A learned man
especially distinguished in Botany; the first Englishman
who studied plants scientifically. His Herbal marks the start
of scientific botany in England. Author, miscellaneous.
Died July 7, 1568, in Crutched Friars, London. Buried at
St Olave, Hart Street, London. Father of Peter (is6^-j)
(Cooper, 1. 25C; D.N.B.i Al. Oxon.) > J J •»/•
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TURNER, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1557;
B.A. 1560-1.
TURNER, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Aug. 12, 1597.
Matric. c. 1597.
TURNER, WILLIAM. M.D. 1609 (Incorp. from Oxford). S. of
John, of London. Matric. (BaUiol College, Oxford) Oct. 16,
1584, age 14. Incorp. M.A. at Oxford, 1602 ('M.A. of Christ's
College, Cambridge, 1589 or 1590'). M.B. (BaUiol College,
Oxford) 1604 (having studied ten years in foreign Univer-
sities); M.D. (Oxford) 1608. Practised in London; lived in
Fetter Lane. V. of TUmanstone, Kent, 1618-38; 'M.D.'
One of these names V. of Sevenoaks, 1614-44. Buried there
Apr. 5, 1644. (Vis. of Kent, 1619; Al. Oxon.; Fielding,
RocJiester.)
TURNER, WILLIAM. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Emmanuel, Apr. 18,
1616. Matric. 1616. Perhaps 's. and h. of Thomas, of Layer-
de-la-Hay, Essex, Esq.,' adm. at Lincoln's Inn, June 26, 1617.
TURNER, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 14) at Christ's, Dec. 17,
1629. S. of Edward. B. at Therfield, Herts. School, Hertford
(Mr Minors). Matric. 1631 ; B.A. 1633-4; M.A. 1637. Perhaps
R. of Throcking, Herts., 1663. Died there before Sept. 1684.
If so, father of Edward (1681). (Peile, i. 403.)
TURNER, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June 3, 1633.
Of Essex. Matric. 1633; B.A. 1636-7; M.A. 1640. One of
these names of Harlow, Essex, clerk. Will (P.C.C.) 1695-6.
TURNER, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 15) at St John's, May 21,
1650. S. of Christopher, gent., of Tupholme, Lines. B. there.
School, Navenby, Lines, (private). Matric. 1650; B.A. 1657-
8; M.A. 1667. Perhaps chaplain to Lord Willoughby, and
R. of WiUingham-by-Stowe, Lines., in 1670; also R. of
Houghton Beckering. Perhaps father of Gervase (1679).
(Manning and Bray, in. 34.)
TURNER, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, July 14,
1657. S. of WiUiam, of Lancaster. B. there. School, Sed-
bergh. Matric. 1657; B.A. 1661-2; M.A. from Jesus, 1665.
Fellow of Jesus, 1662-8. Subscribed for deacon's orders
(Ely) June 13; for priest's (London) Dec. 19, 1663. Chaplain
in the Fleet. Died before Mar. 6, 1667-8. Will proved
(V.C.C.) 1668. (A. Gray.)
TURNER, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Queens', Oct. i, 1659.
Of Kent. Perhaps s. and h. of William, of Canterbury.
Matric. 1660. Died unmarried. Perhaps brother of John
(1669). (Vis. of Kent, 1663-8.)
TURNER, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Queens', Sept. 12, 1664.
Of Suffolk. Matric. 1664-5; B.A. 1668-9. One of these
names R. of East Horsley, Surrey, 1669-82.
TURNER, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Aug. 2, 1667.
Of Hertfordshire. Matric. 1668; B.A. 1671-2.
TURNER, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Caius, June 9,
1669. S. of Thomas, gent., of Winwick, Lanes. B. there.
School, Ringley (Mr Taylor). Matric. 1669.
TURNER, WILLIAM. M.A. 1670 (Incorp. from Trinity CoUege,
Oxford). S. of Thomas (1670), Dean of Canterbury. Matric.
(Hart Hall, O.xford) May 10, 1662, age 15; B.A. (Oxford)
1665-6; M.A. 1668; B.D. 1676; D.D. 1683. Archdeacon of
Northumberland, 1676. R. of Stanhope, Durham, 1676.
Died at Oxford, Apr. 20, 1685. Brother of Francis (1664-5)
and Thomas (1670). (Al. Oxon.)
TURNER, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Clare, Dec. 22, 1676.
S. of Robert, of Garthorpe, Leics. B. there, Oct. 4, 1658.
School, Merchant Taylors'. Matric. 1680; B.A. 1680-1;
M.A. 1684. Master of Stamford School, 1693-1723. Master of
Colchester School, 1723-6. Author, Exercises to the Accidence
and Grammar, etc. Died Jan. 24, 1725-6 (sic). M.I. at All
Saints', Colchester. Admon. (P.C.C.) Feb. 14, 1726-7.
Brother of James (1692). (Nichols, 11. 193; N. and Q., 2nd S.,
xii. 321.)
TURNER, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Christ's, May 7, 1684.
S. and h. of Henry, of Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk. B. there.
School, Bury. Adm. at Gray's Inn, July 3, 1684. In business
at Bury; alderman, 1709-23. Bought Horsecroft, 1706.
Died Nov. 1734, aged 67. M.I. in St Mary's Church, Bury.
Brother of John (1686) and father of Henry (1709). (Peile,
II. 96.)
TURNER, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Caius, July 10, 1685.
2nd s. of William, attorney, of Elmham, Norfolk. Bapt.
there, Dec. 24, 1667. Schools, Seaming, Lynn and Norwich.
Matric. 1686; Scholar, 1686-93; B.A. 1689-90; M.A. 1693.
Fellow, 1693-1702. Purchased the manor of Ingham,
Norfolk. Of Crostwight, Esq. Died s.p., June 2, 1735.
Buried at Warham. Brother of Charles (1681). (Fenn, 1.479;
Carthew, Launditck, iii. 129.)
TURNER, WILLIAM. Mus.Doc. 1696. S. of Charles, cook, of
Pembroke College, Oxford. Chorister at Christ Church,
Oxford, and afterwards at the Chapel Royal. Part-composer
with John Blow and Pelham Humfrey of the ' Club Anthem.'
TURSWELL, ElIAS
Tenor singer at Lincoln Cathedral. Gentleman of the Chapel
Royal, 1669. Vicar-choral of St Paul's. Lay vicar of West-
minster Abbey. Composer, anthems, etc. Died Jan. 13,
1739-40, aged 88. Buried in the Abbey. WiU, P.C.C. Father
of Purbeck and William (1713). (Westminster Abbey Register;
D.N.B.)
TURNER, WILLIAM [PARTHERICK]. M.A. from Trinity,
1713. S. of William (1696), of London, doctor. Matric. (Christ
Church, Oxford) June 8, 1703, age 20; B.A. (Oxford) 1707.
Probably ord. priest (Durham) Sept. 24, 1710; B.A. V. of
Hesilden, Durham, 1713; 'WilUam Parthesicus,' M.A.
Brother of Purbeck (1712). (Al. Oxon.)
TURNER, WILLIAM. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 19) at Trinity,
Sept. 20, 1730. S. and h. of John, of Stainsby, Yorks.
School, Kirk Leatham (Mr Clark). Matric. 1731. Brother of
John (1732).
TURNER, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's, May
29, 1738. S. of William, attomey-at-law, of Derby. B. at
Derby. School, Repton. Matric. 1738. Adm. at the Inner
Temple, Feb. 10, 1736-7. Brother of Exuper (1742).
TURNER, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Pembroke, June 30, 1739.
2nd s. of Richard, of Keymer, Sussex, gent., and nephew of
Thomas (1711). Bapt. Aug. 4, 1720. Matric. 1739. Married
Sarah, dau. of Rev. E. Wilson, R. of Westmeston. Died
June 26, 1786. Buried at Ditchling. (Sussex Archaeol. Coll.,
XXV. 217.)
TURNER, . M.A. 1456.
TURNER, . Com. for M.A. or higher degree, 1468-9.
TURNER, . Com. for M.A. or higher degree, 1484-5.
TURNER, . B.D. 1486-7; D.D. 1490-1.
TURNER, . D.Can.L. 1498-9.
TURNER, . Com. for M.A. or higher degree, 1498-9.
TURNER, . B.A. 1518-9; M.A. 1522.
TURNER, . B.A. 1541-2. Doubtless William; of York
diocese; B.A.; ord. deacon (Norwich) Apr. 1544.
TURNER, . Adm. at Peterhouse, Michs. 1565.
TURNER, . Adm. sizar at Trinity, June 30, 1645.
TURNER, . Adm. pens, at Trinity Hall, May 13, 1719.
(Name off, Sept. 1719.)
TURNEV, see TOURNAY.
TURNOCK, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, Apr. 26,
1706. Matric. 1706; B.A. 1709-10.
TURNPENNY, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Clare, Lent,
1623-4; B.A. 1627. Married Elizabeth Chode, at East Stoke,
Notts., Nov. 16, 1637; described as clerk. One of these names
sub-chanter at Lichfield; ejected.
TURPIN, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Sidney, June 23,
1636. S. and h. of John, Esq. B. at Bassingboume, Cambs.
School, Buntingford (Mr Meriton). Matric. 1636. Adm. at
Gray's Inn, June 6, 1638. (Vis. of Cambs., 1619.)
TURPIN, FRANCIS. Adm. sizar at Clare, July 2, 1677. Of
Lincolnshire. Matric. 1678; B.A. 1681-2. Ord. priest
(Lincoln) May 25, 1684. V. of Messingham, Lines., 1699.
V. of Bottesford, 1708.
TURPIN, GEORGE. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Queens', July 1, 1603.
Of Leicestershire. Doubtless s. and h. of Sir William, of
Knaptoft, Leics. (and Elizabeth Fienes, sister of Richard,
Baron Say and Sele). Of Knaptoft. Married Anne, dau. of
John Quarles, merchant, of London. Died s.p.m. (Nichols,
IV. 225.)
TURPIN, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Queens', Lent, 1581-2.
Of Huntingdonshire.
TURPINE, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Trinity, c. 1611-2. S. of
Richard, Esq., of Friskney, Lines. School, Ketton, Rutland
(Mr Little). Matric. 1612. Migrated to Caius, Jan. 29, 1615-6,
aged 21.
TURPIN, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June 9, 1652. Of
Lincolnshire.
TURPYN, NICHOLAS. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs.
1580. B. in London. B.A. 1583-4; M.A. 1587. Ord. deacon
(London) Nov. 11, 1590, age 26; 'C. of Middleton, Essex';
priest, Jan. 11, 1590-1.
TURPIN, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs. 1576
B.A. 1579-80.
TURPYN, THOMAS. M.A. (? Cambridge). V. of Chesterton,
Cambs., 1472-92. Died 1492. (J. Crossby.)
TURRET, GODARD, see TYRWHIT.
TURRIANUS, JOHN. M.A. 1641 (Incorp. from St Andrews).
TURROLD, W. Matric. pens, from Christ's, May, 1559.
TURSWELL, ELIAS. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Easter, 1618.
Buried in the College Chapel, Oct. 6, 1619.
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TuRSWELL, Richard
TURSWELL, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs.
1569. Of Lincolnshire. B.A. 1571-2; M.A. 1575; B.D. 1582.
Fellow, 1572-82. Ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.) July n,
1573. R. of Wadingham St Mary, Lines., 1577- Preb. of
Lincoln, 1582. R. of Manton, 1588-1612. Will (P.C.C.) 1612.
TURSWELL, THOMAS. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1566. B. at Bishop's Norton, Lines., 1548. Matric. 1566;
B.A. 1570-1; M.A. 1574; licensed to practise medicine and
surgery, 1578; M.D. 1583. Fellow, 1569-77- Incorp. at
Oxford, 1579. 'Good surgeon and physician. Steward to
Bishop Whitgift, of Worcester.' Committed to the Gate-
house, Westminster for false accusations against Provost
Goad. Preb. of St Paul's, 1580-4. Author, A View of certain
Wonderfull Effects of late Dayes. Died 1584-5- (Cooper,
II. loi; Harwood; D.N.B.; Al. Oxon.)
TURTON, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Trinity, Apr. 6, 1676.
S. of William. B. at Bromwich, Staffs. School, Birmingham
(Mr Brokesby). Probably adm. at the Middle Temple, May
16, 1681. (Vis. of Wanvs., 1682; Staffs. Pedigrees.)
TURTON, JOHN. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, June 2, 1683.
Matric. 1683-4; B.A. 1683-4.
TURTON, JOHN. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Queens', Mar. 17, 1704-5.
Of Staffordshire. Doubtless s. of William, of Alrewas,
Stags., and grandson of Sir John, Knt. and Baron of the
Exchequer. Bapt. Jan. 17, 1688. Matric. 1705. Perhaps
M.A. 1706 (Lit. Reg.). Sheriff of Staffs., 1722. Of Akewas,
Esq., J. P. Married three wives. Died Aug. 18, 1771. aged 84.
Buried at Alrewas. M.I. Father of William (1730). (Shaw,
1- I35-)
TURTON, JOHN. M.B. 1728 (Com. Reg.). Probably adm. at
Leyden, Sept. 19, 1726. Physician of Wolverhampton,
Staffs., and of Adelphi Street, London. Married Dorothy,
dau. of Gregory Hickman. Died 1754. To be distinguished
from his son John Turton, F.R.C.P. and F.R.S. for whom
see D.N.B.
TURTON, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Sx John's, Mar. 22,
1668-9. S. of Joseph, deceased, of Hull, Yorks. B. there.
School, Hull. Matric. 1669. Ord. deacon (London) July 30;
'B.A.'; priest, Sept. 3, 1679. R. of St Clement's, Hastings,
1682.
TURTON, RICHARD. 'Late student of St John's'; ord. deacon
(York) May, 1627.
TURTON, SEPTIMUS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, Dec. 5,
1713. S. of William. B. in London. School, Uxbridge,
Middlesex (Mr Jaques). Matric. 1713; LL.B. 1719.
TURTON, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Peterhouse,
Oct. 17, 1706. Of Middlesex. School, Eton. Matric. 1706;
B.A. 1710-1; M.A. 1714. Fellow, 1711-4- Ord. deacon (Ely)
Sept. 12, 1712; priest, Apr. 25, 1713.
TURTON, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Queens', Apr. 9, 1730.
Of Staffordshire. Doubtless s. and h. of John (1704-5), of
Orgreave, Staffs. Matric. 1730. Adm. at the Inner Temple,
Dec. 14, 1731. Living, 1771. Died s./>. (Shaw, i. 135.)
TURVER, . B.A. 1478-9.
TURVILE, BENJAMIN. Adm. pens, at Trinity, June 28, 1665.
Matric. 1666-7; Turrell.
TURVELL, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Lent, 1563-4.
Perhaps s. and h. of Richard, of Thurlaston and Normanton
Tumle, Leics. Perhaps adm. at the Inner Temple, 1574; of
Croft, Leics. Of Thurlaston, Esq., i6oi. Married (i) Ellen,
dau. of Hugh Armstrong, of Northamptonshire; (2) Jane,
dau. of John Hanslope, of Stonythorpe, Warws. Died Feb.
15, 1619, aged 67. Probably father of Thomas (1595-6) and
Henry (1604-5). (Nichols, iv. 1004.)
TURVILE, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Michs.
1633. Doubtless 3rd s. of Henry (1604-5), of Newhall Park,
Leics. B.A. 1637-8; M.A. 1641. Probably R. of Thurlaston,
Leics., 1662. Buried there Mar. 22, 1665. Will (Leicester)
1665. See Al. Oxon. for a contemporary. Brother of John
(1631) and William (1631). (Nichols, iv. 998, 1004.)
TURVYLE, EDWARD. Adm. sizar at Jesus, July i, 1713-
S. of Edward, of Newhall Park, Leics. Matric. 1713; LL-B.
1718; LL.D. 1728. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 12; priest,
Sept. 19, 1725. R. of Thurlaston, Leics., 1725-58. Buried
there Apr. 16, 1758. (Nichols, iv. 998.)
TURVILE, GEORGE. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 28, 1713;
afterwards Fell.-Com. Of Middlesex. Doubtless s. and h.
of George, of Bromley, Middlesex. Matric. 1713- Adm. at
the Inner Temple, Oct. i, 1713. One of these names died at
Bath, Mar. 14, 1735. Probably brother of William (1718).
TURVVLL, HENRY. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Pembroke, Lent,
1563-4- Doubtless s. and h. of George, of Aston Flamville,
Leics. (by his 2nd wife Margaret Hinde, sister of Sir John
Hinde, of Madingley, Cambs.). Of Aston Flamville, Esq.
Married Anne, dau. of William Cooke, of London. Buried
Feb. 16, 1615-6. (Nichols, 11. 465; Vis. of Leics., where the
children occur by the ist wife Auue Sheldon.)
TuTHiLL, Francis
TURVILL, HENRY. B.A. from Magdalene, 1604-5. Prob-
ably 3rd s. of Edward (1563-4), of Thurlaston, Leics. If so,
married Sarah, dau. of Sir Euseby Isham, of Lamport,
Northants. Of Thurlaston, 1622. Died Aug. 1635. Doubt-
less brother of Thomas (1595-6), father of the next, of
William (1631) and Edward (1633). (Nichols, iv. 1004.)
TURVILE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Michs. 1631.
Doubtless s. and h. of Henry (above), of Newhall Park, Leics.,
Esq. (and Sarah, dau. of Sir Euseby Isham, of Lamport,
Northants., Knt.). B. c. 1614. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Nov. 4,
1633. Probably his will (Leicester) 1669. Brother of William
(1631) and Edward (1633). (Nichols, iv. 1004.)
TURVILLE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Christ's, 1595-6.
Probably s. and h. of Edward (1563-4), of Thurlaston, Leics.
Died s.p. Doubtless brother of Henry (1604-5).
TURVILL, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Michs.
1631. Doubtless s. of Henry (1604-5), of Newhall Park,
Leics. B. c. 1617. B.A. 1635-6; M.A. 1639. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) Sept. 28, 1641; priest, Sept. 25, 1642. R. of Croft,
Leics., 1 64 1. Buried there Sept. 20, 1669. Admon. (Leicester)
1669. Brother of John (1631) and Edward (1633). (Nichols,
IV. 585.)
TURVILE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 12,
1718. Of Middlesex. Probably s. of George, of Bromley,
Middlesex. B. July 1, 1701. Matric. 1718; B.A. 1721-2;
M.A. 1725. Incorp. at Oxford, 1737. Ord. deacon (London)
Sept. 25, 1726. V. of Claxton, Leics., 1729-39. R. of Harby,
1739-40. Chaplain to the Duke of Rutland. Died Jan. 21,
1740. Buried at Claxton. M.I. Probably brother of George
(1713). (Nichols, II. 135.)
TURWYN or TURVYN, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from Trinity,
Lent, 1580-1; B.A. 1584-5. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) May 26;
priest, June 12, 1588. V. of Radford, Notts., 1588-95. Died
1595-
TUSHINGHAM, EDWARD. Adm. pens, at Jesus, June 28,
1715 ; scholar from Sevenoaks. S. of George, gent., of London.
B. 1696. Matric. 1715; B.A. 1718-9; M.A. 1722. Ord. deacon
(Ely) Feb. 18; priest. Mar. 14, 1721-2. R. of Porlock, Somer-
set, 1723-34. Died 1734. (A. Gray.)
TUSLOVE, EDWARD. Adm. sizar (age 21) at St John's, Aug.
30, 1700, from the University of Glasgow. S. of Edward,
deceased. B. at Beverley, Yorks. School, Beverley (Mr
Lambert).
TUSSER or TUSHER, THOMAS. Adm. at King's, a scholar from
Eton, 1543. 4th s. of William, of Rivenhall, Essex. Chorister
in St Paul's Cathedral. Migrated to Trinity Hall. For ten
years at court as a retainer of William, Lord Paget. Married
and settled as a farmer at Cattiwade, Brantham, Suffolk.
Removed to West Dereham, Norfolk, and subsequently to
Norwich. Lay-clerk at Norwich Cathedral. Went to London;
living in St Giles's, Cripplegate, in 1572; forced to leave on
account of the plague. Retired to Cambridge. Matric. as
famulus from Trinity, Dec. 5, 1573- Presumably employed
in the choir of Trinity in 1573. Finally returned to London.
A prisoner for debt in the Poultry counter. Agricultural
vmter and poet. His Hundred Good Pointes of Husbandrie,
published, 1557 (amplified in the editions of 1570 and 1573)-
Died May 3, 1580. Buried in St Mildred, Poultry. Brother
of William (1543). (Cooper, i. 422; D.N.B.; College History,
Trinity Hall; Vis. of Essex, 1558.)
TUSSER, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from King's, Easter, 1583.
TUSSER or TUSHER, WILLIAM. Adm. at King's (age 16) a
scholar from Eton, Aug. 10, 1543. S. of William, of Riven-
hall, Essex. Matric. 1544. Fellow, 1546-7. (Hani'ood, who
seems to confound him with his brother (above). Vis. of
Essex, 1558, 1612.)
TUSTIAN, PETER. M.A. from Emmanuel, 1735. S. of Peter,
of Hartwick, Warws. Matric. (Christ Church, Oxford) May 5,
1710, age 14; B.A. (Oxford) 1713-4. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
Sept. 20, 1718. C. of Lowick, Northants., 1718. V. of
St George, South Carolina, 1719-21. (Al. Oxon.)
TUTCHIN, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St Catharine's, Michs.
1637. Of Dorset. S. of Robert, of Newport, Isle of Wight,
clerk. School, Dorchester. B.A. 1641. Engaged in the wars.
V. of Fowey, Cornwall; ejected, 1662. (Calamy, 1. 275, who
says he was specially created M.A.)
TUTE, JONATHAN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, June 25,
1658. S. of Ralph, shoemaker, of Beverley, Yorks. B. there.
School, Beverley. Matric. 1658; B.A. 1661-2. Perhaps V. of
Ottringham, Yorks., c. 1660-1718. Died 1718.
TUTEVILL, DANIEL, see TUVELL.
TUTHILL, see also TOTHALL and TWOTEL.
TUTTHILL, FRANCIS. Matric. sizar from Clark, c. 1592.
TUTHILL, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Caivs, July 31,
1598. S. of Henry. B. at Cranwcll, Norfolk. School, Ely
(Mr Lucke). Scholar, 1598-1602. Brother of the next.
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TuTHiLL, Geoffrey
TUTHILL, GEOFFREY. Adm. pens, (age i8) at Caius, Apr. 15,
1600. S. of Henry, of Saxlingham, Norfolk. School, Ely
(Mr Holdritch). Scholar, 1600-5; B.A. 1603-4; M.A. 1607.
Brother of Francis (above).
TUTHILL, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Peterhouse, May
8, 1740. Of Middlesex. School, Felsted. Matric. 1740;
Scholar; B.A. 1743-4; M.A. from Pembroke, 1747. Fellow
of Pembroke, 1749. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 23, 1744;
priest, Sept. 25, 1748.
TUTHILL, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Lent,
1629-30; B.A. 1632-3; M.A. 1636. Ord. priest (Norwich)
Sept. 24, 1637; C. of Cookley, Suffolk. V. of South Walsham
St Mary, Norfolk, 1647. Probably brother of WiUiam (1628)
and father of the next.
TUTHILL, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 14) at Pembroke, Apr. 15,
1668. S. of John (? above), clerk. B. at Saxlingham, Norfolk.
Matric. 1668; B.A. 1671-2. One of these names buried at
Saxlingham, 1684. (Blomefield, v. 500.)
TUTHILL, ROGER. M.A. 1625 (Incorp. from Oxford). Of
Somerset, pleb. Perhaps s. of John, of West Monkton,
Somerset (whose wiU (P.C.C.) 1637-8; executor, son Roger).
Matric. (Queen's College, Oxford) May 30, 1617, age 17; B.A.
(Oxford) 1620-1; M.A. 1624. Probably V. of Barford, Beds.,
1644. V. of Norton-by-Baldock, Herts. Will (P.C.C.) 1668.
(Al. Oxon.)
TUTTELL, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Trinity, c. 1592.
TUTHILL, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1628. Of Norfolk. B.A. 1630-1. Probably brother
of John (1629-30).
TUTHILL, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Oct. 26,
1652. S. and h. of John, gent., of Saxlingham, Norfolk. B.
at Upminster, Essex. School, Cantley (Mr Chapman).
Matric. 1652; Scholar, 1652-6. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, May
13, 1656. (Venn, 1. 386.)
TUTING, WILLBORE. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity, Jan. 21,
1751. S. of George, of Newmarket, Suflolk. School, Market
Street, Beds. (Dr Pitman). Matric. 1751; Scholar, 1751.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Mar. 14, 1756; priest. May 17, 1761;
•LL.B.' Will (P.C.C.) 1784; of Newmarket.
TUTOFF, . Resident pens, at Jesus, 1598-9.
TUTTE or TUTTfe, RANDOLPH. Adm. pens, (age i8) at Peter-
house, Mar. 1, 1698-9. Of Sussex. Perhaps s. of William,
of Chichester. School, Eton. Scholar, 1698; Matric. 1699.
Buried at Little St Mary's, Apr. 8, 1700. (T. A. Walker, 202.)
TUTTY, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 14) at Sidney, Apr. 9,
1632. S. of William, attorney. B. at St Stephen's, Coleman
Street, London. School, Merchant Taylors'. Matric. 1632; B.A.
1635-6; M.A. 1639. Ord. (by Bishop Curie of Winchester),
(?) 1639. C. of Famham, Essex, 1639. V. of South Mimms,
Middlesex, 1643. R- of St Martin Orgar, 1645. V. of Totte-
ridge, Herts., 1646-61; ejected, 1662. Chaplain to Colonel
Markham. Died 1678. Will (P.C.C); of Cheshunt. (Calamy,
11. 50; Hennessy; CluUerbuck, 11. 455.)
TUTTY, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, July 18, 1732.
Matric. 1733; B.A. 1736-7; M.A. 1741. Ord. priest (Lincoln)
* Dec. 18, 1748. Perhaps of Hertford, clerk; admon. (P.C.C.)
1754-
TUVELL or TUVYLL, DANIEL. Adm. sizar at Sidney, Sept.
1598. B. in London. B.A. 1600-1; M.A. 1607. V. of St
Bartholomew-the-Less, London, 1620-31. Preacher of
Sutton's Hospital, 1635 (TuSeild, alias Tutevile). Said to
be the author of Vade-Mecum, or Essayes Morall and
Theological. (For a discussion of the authorship see N. and Q.,
loth S., V. 461, and cp. Tovey, John (1607).) Buried Sept. 13,
1660, at St Bartholomew-the-Less. (Shaw, 1. 316; J. Ch.
Smith.)
TWEDY or TWIDDAY, GEORGE. Matric. FeU.-Com. from
King's, Michs. 1635.
TWIDDY or TWEDY, HENRY. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Jesus,
c. 1593. Probably 2nd s. of WiUiam, of Little Sampford,
Essex (by his 2nd wife Margaret, dau. of Roche Green, of
Little Sampford). Bapt. 1575. Died 1623. (M. F. Tweedie,
Tweedie Family; Vis. of Essex, 1612.)
TWEDY, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 14) at Caius, June 5,
1572. S. of William, gent., of Workington, Cumberland.
Schools, Twyford, Hants, and Maldon, Essex.
TWEADY, TITUS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Pembroke, June 5,
1700. S. of William, cellarer. B. at Ipswich. School, Ipswich.
Matric. 1701; B.A. 1703-4; M.A. 1707. Fellow, 1705. Ord.
deacon (London) Sept. 21, 1707; priest, (Norwich) Aug. 29,
1708. Reader at FramUngham, Suffolk, and C. at Saxted,
1710. R. of Trimley St Mary, and St Martin, 1712. (Loder.)
TWEED, DANIEL. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, July 18, 1658.
S. of John, weaver, of Stoke, Suffolk. B. there. School,
Stoke (Mr Milles). Matric. 1659; Scholar, 1659-61. (Venn,
I. 404-)
TwEMLOW, Joseph
TWEED, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity, Oct. 29, 1741-
S. of Robert, of Halstead, Essex. School, Earls Colne
(Mr Stringer). Matric. 1742; Scholar, 1742; B.A. 1745-6.
Died Nov. 4, 1766. (G. Mag.)
TWELLS, EDWARD. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Mar. 30,
1726-7. Of Cambridgeshire. Doubtless s. and h. of Robert,
of Wisbech, Cambs., and grandson of Robert (1647). Matric.
1727; B.A. 1730-1. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 24, 1730-1.
Barrister-at-law. Sometime of Royston, Herts., afterwards
of Cambridge, Esq. Married Sarah Glenister, widow of
Edmund Glenister, of Royston. Died Oct. 15, 1765, at
Cambridge. (E. Anglian, iv. 34; G. Mag.)
TWELLS, GODFREY. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Michs. 1637. Of Cambridgeshire. Probably s. of Godfrey,
of Haverhill, Suffolk. B.A. 1640-1. Licensed to practise
medicine at Haverhill by the Bishop, 1662. (Genealogist,
I- 35-)
TWELLS or TWELVES, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Queens', June
16, 1627. Of Cambridgeshire. B.A. from St Catharine's,
1631-2; M.A. 1635. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Dec. 22, 1639;
priest (Lincoln) June 5, 1642. V. of Weston, Spalding, Lines.,
1642.
TWELLS, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Magdalene, Dec. 17,
1650. 2nd s. of WiUiam, gent., of Wisbech, Isle of Ely.
School, Godmanchester. Matric. 1651. Adm. at the Inner
Temple, 1653. Died unmarried. Brother of Robert (1647).
(Genealogist, i. 35.)
TWELLS, JOHN. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 17) at Peterhouse,
Apr. 11, 1676. Of the Isle of Ely. Doubtless s. and h. of
Robert (1647), of Wisbech. School, Stamford. BaUiff of
Wisbech, 1694. Married Dorothy, dau. of Ezekiel Wright,
B.D., of Thurcaston, Leics., May 31, 1680. Died Sept. 6,
1721. Buried at Broughton Astley, Leics. M.I. Father of
John (1705). (E. Anglian, iv. 34.)
TWELLS, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Christ's, Nov. 16,
1690. S. of John, Master of Newark School, Notts. B. at
Pytchley, Northants. School, Newark (his father). Matric.
1691; B.A. 1694-5. Brother of Leonard (1700).
TWELLS, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Clare, July 12, 1705. S. and
h. of John (1676). B. at Walsoken, Norfolk. Matric. 1705;
B.A. 1709-10; M.A. 1713. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Sept.;
priest (Lincoln) Dec. 20, 1713. R. of Brooksby, Leics., 1713-
V. of Broughton Astley, 1714-27. Buried there Oct. 28,1727,
aged 38. WiU (Leicester) 1727. (E. Anglian, iv. 34; Nichols,
IV. 61.)
TWELLS, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 19) at St John's, Feb. 15,
1738-9. S. of Leonard (next), R. of Nether WaUop, Hants.
B. there. School, Marlborough. Matric. 1739. Died in
CoUege. Buried at AU Saints', Cambridge, Nov. 17, 1741.
TWELLS, LEONARD. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Sept. 27, 1700. Of
Nottinghamshire. S. of John, Master of Newark School.
Bapt. Jan. 3, 1683-4, at Newark. Matric. 1701; Scholar,
1703; B.A. 1704-5; M.A. (Oxford, by diploma) 1738; D.D.
(Oxford) 1740. Ord. deacon (York) May, 1708; priest, 1709.
R. of Nether WaUop, Hants., 1711-22. V. of St Mary's,
Marlborough, 1722-37. Preb. of St Paul's, 1736-42. R. of
St Matthew, Friday Street, and St Peter's, Cheapside,
London, 1737-42. Lecturer at St Dunstan-in-the-West.
Author, theological. Died Feb. 19, 1741-2. Buried at
St Matthew, Friday Street. Brother of John (1690) and
father of John (above). (D.N.B.; Genealogist, vi. 46.)
TWELLS, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Trinity Hall, Easter,
1634. S. of Robert, sometime mayor and alderman of Cam-
bridge (and Elizabeth, dau. of John Vepin, of Cambridge).
Scholar, 1634; LL.B. 1641; LL.D. 1671 (Lit. Reg.). FeUow,
1644-51. Commissary of the University, 1656. Married
(i) Anne, dau. of Robert CasteU, of Glatton, Hunts.;
(2) Elizabeth Coleman, of Brent Eleigh, Suffolk. WiU proved
(V.C.C.) 1696. (Genealogist, i. 36.)
TWELLS, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Magdalene, June
19, 1647. S. of WiUiam, of Wisbech, Cambs. School, Wisbech.
Matric. 1647. Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1650. Of Wisbech,
gent. Married Elizabeth, dau. of Richard Baldwer, of Long
Sutton, Lines. WiU dated, Apr. 3, 1667. Brother of John
(1650) and father of John (1676). (Genealogist, vi. 37.)
TWELLS, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's, May 25,
1741. S. of T., apothecary, of SouthweU, Notts. B. there.
School, SouthweU. Matric. 1741; B.A. 1744-5; M.A. 1748;
B.D. 1756. FeUow, 1745-64. Proctor, 1753-4- Ord. deacon
(York) June 9, 1745 ; priest. May 25, 1746. R. of Sedgebrook,
Lines., 1762-90. Died Aug. 5, 1790. WUl, P.C.C. (Scott-
Mayor, in. 518.)
TWEMLOW, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Queens', Feb. 16, 1727-8.
Of Cheshire. Matric. 1728; B.A. 1731-2. Brother of the next.
TWEMLOW, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar at Queens', Apr. 12, 1726.
Of Cheshire. Matric. 1726; B.A. 1729-30. V. of WiUington,
Derbs., 1748. R. of Morley, 1772-7- Died s.p., 1778.
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TWENG, see THWENG.
TWENTYMAN, CHILDERS. Adm. sizar (age i8) at St John's,
Oct. 19, 1737. S. of John, wooUen-draper. B. at Newark.
School, Newark (Mr Broughton). Matric. 1737; B.A. 1741-2;
M.A. 1745. Ord. deacon (Lincohi) Dec. 20, 1741; priest
(London) Feb. 19, 1743-4. V. of Rolleston, Notts., 1752-9.
Priest-vicar, Lincohi, 1753; preb., 1758-81; succentor, 1759.
R. of Thorpe-on-the-HiU, 1759-81. V. of Welton, 1764-81.
Married, at Lincoln, to Ann Loyde, Aug. 13, 1754. Died 1781.
Admon., Dec. 4, 1781. {Scott-Mayor, in. 488.)
TWENTYMAN, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Magdalene, Mar. 27,
1646. S. of William, of Homcastle, Lines. School, Alford.
Matric. 1646; B.A. 1649-50; M.A. 1659. Incorp. at Oxford,
1669. V. of Tibshelf, Derbs., tiU 1683. Died Feb. 7, 1683.
M.I. at Tibshelf. Father of the next. {F.M.G., 984; Cox,
Churches of Derbs., iv. 482.)
TWENTIMAN, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Magdalene,
May 26, 1677. S. of John (above), clerk. B. at Tibshelf, Derbs.
School, Southwell. Matric. 1677; B.A. 1680-1; M.A. 1684.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 19, 1686. V. of Rolleston, Notts.
Died before July 3, 1708. Father of the next.
TWENTYMAN, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Jesus, July 3, 1708.
S. of John, V. of Rolleston, Notts., deceased. Matric. 1708;
Scholar, 1710; B.A. 1711-2. Ord. deacon (London) Aug. 20,
1712.
TWIGDEN, BENJAMIN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June i6,
1699. Of Northamptonshire. Doubtless 5th s. of Benjamin,
R. of Milton Malsor, Northants. Bapt. there, Dec. 27, 1681.
Matric. 1701; B.A. 1702-3. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 11,
1704; priest (London) Sept. 22, 1706. C. of Milton Malsor,
1704.
TWIGDEN, CHARLES. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Feb. 9,
1652-3. Of Rutland. Matric. 1653. Probably V. of Emping-
ham, Rutland, in 1660; reinstituted, 1664-c. 70.
TWIGDEN or TWICTEN, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Jesus,
Easter, 1603. Of Lincolnshire. B.A. 1606-7; M.A. 1610;
D.D. 1622. Fellow, 1608-14. R- of Corby, Northants.,
1614-57. Died Apr. 21, 1657. M.I. at Corby. Will (P.C.C.)
1658. Father of the next. (A. Gray; Bridges, 11. 297, 298.)
TWICKDEN, JOHN. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Jesus, Apr. 29, 1635.
Of Northamptonshire. S. of John (above). Matric. 1635;
B.A. 1637-8; M.A. 1641. Died Apr. 19, 1655. M.I. at Corby,
Northants.
TWIGDEN, PHILIP. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1603.
TWICKTON, SOLOMON. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Oct. 14; priest,
Oct. 15, 1624; 'B.A. of Trinity College.'
TWIGGE, JONATHAN. Adm. sizar at Trinity, Apr. 10, 1657.
Of Derbyshire. Probably brother of the next.
TWIGG, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar at Trinity, June 12, 1654. Of
Derbyshire. Matric. 1656; Scholar, 1657; B.A. 1657-8.
Probably brother of Jonathan (above).
TWINBURY, HENRY. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Trinity, June 26,
1676. S. of John, of Bunney, Notts. School, Loughborough
(Mr John Summervile). Matric. 1676; B.A. 1679-80.
TWINE, ANTHONY. Adm. sizar at Queens', July i, 1624. Of
Middlesex.
TWYN, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1588.
TWYN, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter, 1544.
One of these names R. of Hopton, Suffolk, 1569-94.
TWINE, RICHARD. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Dec. 16, 1685. Of
London. Matric. 1686. Rusticated, Nov. 19, 1686.
TWYNE, THOMAS. M.A. 1580 (Incorp. from Oxford). S. of
John, of Canterbury. Scholar (Corpus Christi College, Oxford)
July 6, 1560; of Kent; B.A. (Oxford) 1564; M.A. 1568; M.B.
{sic) 1593; M.D. (Cambridge) 1580. Fellow of Corpus
Christi, Oxford, 1564. Licentiate of R.C.P., 1596. Practised
at Lewes, Sussex. Died there Aug. i, 1613. Admon., P.C.C.
{Munk, I. 108; Al. Oxon.)
TWYNE, WILLIAM. M.A. 1612 (on King's visit).
TWYNE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 19) at St John's, Mar. 26,
1646. S. of Anthony, of Walton, Surrey, deceased. School,
Shrewsbury. Matric. 1646; B.A. 1649-50; M.A. 1653; B.D.
1660. Fellow. Incorp. at Oxford, 1658 and 1664. R. of
Souldem, Oxon., 1664-6. Died Jan. 31, 1665-6, aged 41.
{Scott-Mayor, Pt i, xxi; Al. Oxon.)
TWISDEN or TWYSDEN, ROGER. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Em-
manuel, Nov. 8, 1614. S. and h. of Sir William (1580),
Knt. and Bart. B. Aug. 21, 1597. School, St Paul's. Matric.
1614. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 2, 1622-3. Knighted, June i,
1620. Succeeded as 2nd Bart., Jan. 8, 1627-8. M.P. for
Winchelsea, 1625-6; for Kent, 1640 (Short Parliament).
Refused to pay ship-money; but alienated from Parliament
by cause of its subsequent proceedings. Imprisoned and
sequestered, i6.|3- Of Roydon Hall, East Porkham, Kent.
Married Isabella, dau. of Sir Nicholas Saunders, of Ewell,
TwisLETON, John
Surrey. Author, historical and antiquarian. Died June 27,
1672. Buried at Peckham. M.I. Brother of Thomas (1614)
and probably of Wilham (1619). {D.N.B.; Vis. of Kent, 1619;
Burke, Peerage; G.E.C., 1. 74.)
TWYSDEN, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Easter,
1586. 2nd s. of Roger, of East Peckham, Kent. B. July i,
1572. Migrated to Queen's College, Oxford; B.A. 1589-90.
Adm. at the Middle Temple, July 12, 1593. Resided at Wye.
J. P. for Kent. Married (i) Anna, dau. of Thomas Pigott;
(2) Anna Lovelace, widow of Richard Broughton. Died
Mar. 18, 1619-20. Will proved (P.C.C). Brother of William
(1580). {Vis. of Kent, 1619; A I. Oxon.)
TWISDEN, THOMAS. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Emmanuel, Nov. 8,
1614. 2nd s. of Sir William (1580), of Roydon Hall, East
Peckham, Kent. B. Jan. 2, 1601-2. Matric. 1614. Perhaps
subscribed at Oxford, Nov. 11, 1614. Adm. at the Inner
Temple, Nov. 161 7. Called to the Bar, 1626. Bencher,
1646. Serjeant-at-law, 1654. Justice, K.B., 1660. M.P. for
Maidstone, 1647-8, 1660. Knighted, July 2, 1660. Created
Bart., June 13, 1666. Of Bradbume, East Mailing, Kent.
Married Jane, dau. of John ThomUnson, of St Michael's-le-
Belfry, York. Died Jan. 2, 1682-3. Buried at East Mailing.
M.I. there and at East Peckham. Will, P.C.C. Benefactor
to Emmanuel. Brother of Roger (1614) and probably of
William (1619). {D.N.B.; G.E.C., iv. 31; Al. Oxon.)
TWISDEN, THOMAS. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Queens', Feb. 17,
1693-4. Of Kent. S. and h. of Sir William, of Roydon Hall,
Kent. B. c. 1676. Succeeded as 4th Bart., Nov. 27, 1697.
Married Catherine, dau. of Sir Francis Wythens, of South-
end in Eltham, Kent. Died s.p.m. Oct. 10, 1712. Brother
of William (1693-4). {G.E.C., i. 75; Le Neve, Mon.)
TWYSDEN, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Michs.
1580. S. and h. of Roger, of Roydon Hall, East Peckham,
Kent. B. 1566. B.A. 1583-4. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Oct. 28,
1584. M.P. for Clitheroe, 1593; for Helston, 1601; for
Thetford, 1606-11 and 1614; for Winchelsea, 1628-9.
Knighted, May 11, 1603. Created Bart., June 29, i6ii.
Gentleman Usher of the Privy Chamber. A classical scholar
and a great collector of MSS. Of Roydon Hall. Married
Anne, dau. of Sir Moyle Finch, Bart. Died Jan. 8, 1627-8,
aged 63. Buried at East Peckham. M.I. Brother of Thomas
(1586), father of Roger (1614) and Thomas (1614). {G.E.C.,
I. 74; A. B. Beaven.)
TWISDIN, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Clare, c. 1597.
Perhaps s. of Robert, C. of Staplehurst, Kent, 1580-6.
Bapt. there, Oct. 16, 1580. B.A. 1600-1.
TWISDEN, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter,
1619. Probably 3rd s. of Sir William (1580), of Roydon Hall,
Kent, Bart. B. 1605. B.A. 1622-3; M.A. 1626. Travelled
in France and Italy. Died unmarried, July 30, 1641, aged 36.
Buried in Bath Abbey. There are letters from him among
the Twysden papers at the British Museum. Will (P.C.C.)
1641-2. Probably brother of Roger (1614) and Thomas
(1614). (Sir J. R. Twisden; Hasted, 11. 275.)
TWISDEN, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's,
Jime 17, 1693. 3rd s. of Sir Roger, Bart. B. at East Mailing,
Kent. School, Eton. Adm. at the Inner Temple, May 17,
1693. Called to the Bar, 1700. Bencher, 1725.
TWISDEN, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Queens', Feb. 17,
1693-4. Of Kent. 2nd s. of Sir William, of Roydon Hall,
Bart. Adm. at the Inner Temple, Jan. 23, 1693-4. Succeeded
his brother Thomas (1693-4) as 5th Bart., Oct. 10, 1712.
Married Jane, dau. of Francis Twisden (5th s. of Sir Thomas,
istBart.). Died Aug. 20, 1751- Brotherof Thomas (1693-4).
{G.E.C., I. 75; G. Mag.; L. Mag.)
TWISLETON, BRIAN. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, July 2,
1575. Doubtless 2nd s. of Christopher, of Barlow Hall, Vorks.
Matric. 1575. Adm. at Gray's Inn, 1578. Married Ann, dau.
of George Lawson. {F.M.G., 922; Vis. of Yorks., 1612.)
TWISLETON, GEORGE. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Nov. 25, 1664.
Of Womersley, Yorks. S. and h. of George, Esq. Matric.
1664. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Dec. 5, 1664. See Al. Oxon. for
a contemporary namesake and kinsman. {F.M.G., 924.)
TWISLETON, HENRY. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, Jan. 18,
1683-4; exhibitioner from Charterhouse. Of Yorkshire.
Doubtless 5th s. of Sir Philip, of Drax. Matric. 1683-4; B.A.
1687-8; M.A. 1691. Ord. priest (London) June 7, 1691.
R. of Quendon, Essex, 1691-1706. R. of WestmiU, Herts.,
1706. R. of Widdington, Essex, 1717-25. Died 1725.
Brother of Thomas (1678). {Nichols, iv. 524; Morant, 11. 567.)
TWISTLETON, JAMES. B.A. from Trinity, 16:0-1 ; M.A. 1614.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Mar. 8, 1611-2; priest, Sept. 20, 1612.
C. of Minsden Chapel, Herts., 1612.
TWISLETON, JOHN. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 18) at Christ's,
June 30, 1632. S. of John, of Drax and of Barlow, Yorks.
(and Margaret, dau. of Marmaduke Constable, of Drax
Abbey). B. c. 1614, at Dr.ix. School, Yodi (Mr G.irthwaite).
Matric. 1632. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Aug. 3, 1629. Colonel of
TwisLETON, John
a Parliamentary regiment. Created Bart, by the Lord
Protector Cromwell, Mar. 24, 1656-7; so designated till
May, 1660. Sheriff of Kent, 1671-2. Of Horsman's Place,
Dartford, Kent Married four wives. Died s.p.m.s., Dec. 4,
1682. Buried at Dartford. M.I. Ancestor of Viscount Saye
and Sele. (Peile, i. 423; F.M.G., 923; G.E.C., ill. 5.)
TWISLETON, JOHN. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, Jan. 31,
1712-3. S. of Thomas (1678), R. of Widdington, Essex.
B. 1696. Matric. 1713. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Oct. 11, 1714.
Of Horsman's Place and Barlow, Yorks. Married Judith,
dau. of Boynton Boynton, of Rawclifie, Yorks., May 5, 1726,
at Snaith, Yorks. Dieds./). Apr. 14, 1757, aged 61. (J. Parker.)
TWISLETON, PHILIP. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, Nov.
21, 1686. S. of George, gent., of Lleiar, Co. Carnarvon. B. at
Carnarvon. School, Charterhouse. Matric. 1686; B.A. 1690-
1; M.A. 1694. Ord. deacon (London) Sept. 20, 1691; priest
(Lincoln) Feb. 12, 1692-3.
TWISLETON, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, May
10, 1678. Doubtless 4th s. of Sir Philip, of Drax, Yorks.
Matric. 1680; B.A. 1681-2; M.A. 1685. Licence (Lambeth)
to receive holy orders (deacon and priest) Mar. 19, 1683-4.
R. of Widdington, Essex, 1684-1717. Married Anne, dau.
of Charles Glascock, of London. Died 1717. Brother of
Henry (1683-4) and father of John (1712).
TWISTLETON, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Trinity,
May 16, 1715. S. of Thomas, of Yorkshire. School, Brother-
ton (Mr Daubny). Migrated to Peterhouse, Nov. 7, 1716.
Matric. 1716; B.A. 1718-9. Ord. deacon (York) June 12,
1720; priest, June, 1721.
TWISTLETON, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Christ's, July,
1729; Scholar, 1731; B.A. 1732-3. C. of Tatham Fell Chapel,
Lanes., 1733. Probably P.C. of East Ardsley, Wakefield,
Yorks., 1746.
TWISSE, RALPH. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Christ's, June 16,
1648. S. of Thoma";. B. at Kenyon, near Warrington, Lanes.
School, Winwick (Mr Pickering). Matric. 1648; B.A. 1651.
Migrated to Brasenose College, Oxford, 1651. M.A. (Oxford)
1654. V. of Gillingham, Kent, 1660-76. Buried there
May 9, 1676. (Peile, i. 521; Al. Oxon.; Fielding, Rochester.)
TWISSE, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Trinity, July 12, 1640.
S. of William, D.D. Matric. 1640; Scholar, 1641; B.A. 1643-
4; M.A. 1647; D.D. 1668. Fellow, 1645. Tutor, 1647-54.
Ordained by the 4th London CUissis, Sept. 4, 1656, to Buscot,
Berks. Moderator of the Assembly of Divines. Minister of
Tuttlefields Chapel, Westminster, London. Died 1674.
TWIST, CHARLES. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1626;
B.A. 1630-1. V. of Mettingham, Suffolk, 1634-43.
TWIST, GEORGE. Adm. sizar (age 15) at St John's, Feb. 6,
1638-9. S. of James (1607), R. of Harston, Leics. B. there.
School, Melton Mowbray (Mr Humphreyes). Matric. 1639;
B.A. 1642-3.
TWIST, JAMES. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Easter, 1569;
B.A. 1574-5; M.A. 1578. Ord. deacon and priest (Lincoln)
Sept. 12, 1580. V. of Hainton, Lines., 1580. V. of Gt Lud-
ford, 1582. Perhaps V. of Eltham, Kent, 1585-97. Buried
there Feb. 18, 1597-8. Will, P.C.C. (Fielding, Rochester.)
TWIST, JAMES. Matric. sizar from King's, Easter, 1607; B.A.
1611-2; M.A. 1615. R. of Kirkby-on-Bain, Lines., 1618.
R. of Harston, Leics., 1618. Father of George (1638-9).
TWIST, JAMES. Adm. sizar at Clare, Apr. 8, 1636. Matric.
1636; B.A. 1639-40; M.A. 1643. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
Sept. 19, 1641; priest (Lincoln) Feb. 19, 1644-5.
TWIST, JAMES. Adm. pens, at Clare, Apr. 24, 1667. Matric.
1667; B.A. 1670-1. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) May 29, 1670;
priest (York) June, 1671. V. of Owston, Yorks., 1671-8.
TWIST, ROBERT. Adm. at Trinity, a scholar from West-
minster, 1599.
TWISTE or TWESTE, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Trinity,
Michs. 1587; scholar from Westminster, 1588.
TWITCHETT, HENRY. Matric. sizar from Emmanuel, Michs.
i6i8. B. at Watford, Herts. Scholar; B.A. 1622-3; M-A.
1626. Ord. priest (London) Mar. 13, 1624-5, age 23. R. of
Haddon, Hunts., 1639-i:. 1652. WiU (P.C.C.) 1660; of Rick-
mansworth, Herts.
TWOTEL, see also TUTHILL.
TWOTEL, PETER. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1623;
B.A. 1626-7. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Apr. 28; priest, Apr. 30,
1627, 'Twotle.'
TWVDELL, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Michs. 1546
(impubes). B. at Shentam, Lines. Migrated to Queens'.
B.A. 1554-5; M.A. 1559; B.D. from St John's, 1565. Fellow
of Queens', 1560-3. Fellow of St John's, 1562. Proctor,
1567. University preacher, 1565. Ord. priest (London)
Dec. 27, 1559. R. of Thorington, Essex, 1565-85. R. of
St Martin's, Ludgate, London, 1567-85. Died 1585.
Tydworth, Thomas
TWYER, NICHOLAS. B.A. 1505-6. Of Yorkshire. M.A. 1509.
Fellow of St Catharine's, c. 1507. Will proved (V.C.C.)
1526.
TWVFORD, HENRY. Matric. sizar from Clark, Lent, 1577-8.
Perhaps brother of Samuel (1571).
TWYFORD, RALPH. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs. 1628.
Of Cambridgeshire.
TWYFORD, SAMUEL. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter, 1571 ;
B.A. 1574-5. Perhaps brother of Henry (1577-8).
TWYFORD, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's,
Oct. 10, 1740. S. of Robert, clerk, of Derbyshire. B. at
Glossop. School, Manchester. Matric. 1741; B.A. 1744-5.
Ord. deacon (Chester) Feb. 23, 1745-6. P.C. of Birch, Lanes.,
1746-52- P.C. of Slade, 1746-52. P.C. of Didsbury, 1752-95.
Died 1795. (Scott-Mayor, in. 509.)
TWYMAN, ANTHONY. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's,
June 9, 1693. S. of Henry, gent. B. in Kent. School, Wye
(Mr Wrentmore). Matric. 1695; B.A. 1696-7; M.A. 1700.
Fellow, 1701-7. Master of the Revels in Ireland. Tutor to
Lord Hinchinbrook and to Lord Finch. Travelled with Lord
Finch to Germany, France, Italy and Holland. Greatly
esteemed abroad for his learning. Died Sept. 18, 1722,
aged 42 (sic). Buried at Westbere, Kent. (H. G. Harrison.)
TWYMAN, WHELER. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's, Jan. ii,
1741-2. S. of Peter. B. in Mincing Lane, London. School,
Canterbury (Mr Monins). Matric. 1742; B.A. 1745; M.A.
1756. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Feb. 19, 1748-9; priest (Here-
ford) Mar. 30, 1750. C. of Chislet, Kent, 1749. I^- o^ Ludden-
ham, 1755-79. V. of Sturry, 1757. Died Nov. 23, 1779,
aged 55. Buried at Westbere. (Peile, u. 2^2•, G. Mag.)
TWYNE, see TWINE.
TWYNGE, ANTHONY, see THWENG.
TWYNYHO, WILLIAM. Matric. FeU.-Com. from King's, Michs.
1569; B.A. from Pembroke, 1572-3. Perhaps adm. at
Lincoln's Inn, May 19, 1576; of Hertfordshire.
TWYSELL, NICHOLAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1576; B.A. from Christ's, 1579-80, Treisell. Ord. deacon
(Salisbury) July 25, 1592; priest, Jan. 28, 1592-3. R. of
Whipsnade, Beds., 1593-1622. Buried there May 25, 1622.
(W. M. Noble.)
TYARD or THYARDE, THOMAS. B.A. 1461-2; M.A. 1465-6;
B.D. 1476-7.
TYARD, THOMAS. B.A. 1478-9; M.A. 1482. Fellow of Corpus
Christi, 1478. V. of Bawbergh, Norfolk, 1493-1505. Died
1505.
TYAS, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from St John's, Lent, 1577-8;
B.A. 1582-3.
TIAS, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Sidney, Apr. 26, 1622. S. of
William, Esq. B. at Battersea, Surrey. School, Westminster.
Matric. 1622.
TYBENHAM, THOMAS. B.A. 1494-5; M.A. 1497. R. of Bart-
low, Cambs., 1506-26.
TYBOLL, see THEOBALD.
TYD, JOHN DE. Fellow of Peterhouse, 1342-9; also Fellow
of University Hall. Died before Mar. 27, 1349. Benefactor.
TYDDE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1551.
TIDD, JOHN. Adm. Fell. -Com. (age 17) at Pembroke, Oct. 11,
1721. S. of Edward, of Wells-next-the-Sea, Norfolk. Lord
of a third part of the manor of Brandon, Norfolk. (Blome-
field, II. 468.)
TIDDE, RICHARD. B.Can.L. V. of Papworth St Agnes, Cambs.,
1457. One of these names of Leverton, Lines., clerk; will
(P.C.C.) 1466.
TIDD, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, Feb. 20, 1616-7.
S. of John, of Lynn, Norfolk. Bapt. there, Aug. 24, 1600.
School, Lynn (Mr Armitage). Matric. 1617; B.A. 1620-1;
M.A. 1624. (Venn, 1. 235.)
TYDD, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Michs. 1580.
TID, TOBIAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Sidney, May 9, 1662.
S. of Richard, D.D. B. at Hambleton, Rutland. School,
Oakham (Dr Freer). Matric. 1663. Buried at All Saints',
Cambridge, Tedde, Aug. 4, 1663.
TYDDE, W. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Easter, 1568.
TYDDER, DAVID. Matric. sizar from Sr John's, Easter, 1579.
TYDDER or TUDOR, FULKE. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's,
June 21, 1639. S. of Thomas, gent., of Hatfield, Herts. B.
there. School, Westminster. Matric. 1639; B.A. 1642-3;
M.A. 1646; D.D. 1661 (Lit. Reg.). R. of Tewin, Herts., till
1688. Died Oct. 22, 1688. M.I. at Tewin.
TIDDAR, ROGER. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs. 1589.
TYDWORTH, THOMAS. B.Can.L. 1501-2 (Incorp. from Oxford)
D.Can.L. 1502-3.
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TYE, see also THY.
TYE, ALEXANDER. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs.
1566.
TYE, CHRISTOPHER. Mus.Bac. 1536-7; Mus.Doc. 1545.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1548. Organist of Ely Cathedral, 1541;
master of the choir boys at Ely, 1543. Gentleman of the
Chapel to Henry VIII. Organist of the Chapel Royal, c. 1561.
Ord. deacon (Ely) July 7; priest, Nov. 24, 1560. R. of
Doddington, Cambs., 1560-73. R. of Newton, Isle of Ely,
1560-70. R. of Little Wilbraham, 1564-7. R. of Bluntisham,
Hunts., 1570-3. Composer, anthems, etc. Died 1572-3.
(Cooper, I. 309; D.N.B.; Abdy Williams.)
TYE, WILLIAM. B.A. from Christ's, 1585-6. Grandson of
Christopher (above); perhaps s. of Peter, minister of Ely
Cathedral. V. of Swafiharn St Cyriac, Cambs., 1591-3.
Perhaps P.C. of Birchington, Kent, 1600-3; V. of Whitfield,
1603-8. Author, A matter of moment, or a Case of Waight.
(Peile, I. 172.)
TYERS, HENRY. Adm. sizar at Clare, July 6, 1742. B. at
Wilsthorpe, Lines. Matric. 1742.
TYGAR, . M.A. 1612 (on King's visit).
TYGHE or TIGHE, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Trinity,
Lent, 1577-8. Of Deeping, Lines. Scholar, 1580; B.A. 1581-
2; M.A. 1585. Incorp. at Oxford, 1596. B.D. (Magdalen
College, Oxford) 1596. Incorp. B.D. at Cambridge, 1603.
D.D. 1603. Incorp. at Oxford, 1610. V. of AH Hallows,
Barking, Middlesex, 1598-1616. Archdeacon of Middlesex,
1601-16. One of the translators of the Bible. Died Aug. 31,
1616. Admon. (P.C.C.) Nov. 22, 1617. {Al.Oxon.;Hennessy.)
TYKE (?). Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, 1675.
TYKERYDGE, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Michs. 1551.
TILDEN, FREEGIFT. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 18, 1618.
Matric. i6i8; B.A. 1621-2; M.A. 1625.
TILDEN, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1620. Of Kent. B.A. 1623; M.A. 1627.
TYLDEN, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, Apr.
24, 1652. S. of Richard, gent., of Milstead, Kent. B. at
Gt Chart, Kent. School, Wye. Matric. 1652; B.A. 1655-6.
Probably R. of Kingsdown, Kent, i66i. R. and patron of
Milstead, 1668-88. Died 1688. Brother of William (1652).
(Burke, L.G ; Hasted, 11. 591.)
TYLDEN, RICHARD OSBORN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St
John's, June 24, 1741. S. and h. of Richard, gent., of
Milstead, Kent. B. there. School, Canterbury. Maine. 1741;
B.A. 1744-5; M.A. 1750. Ord. deacon (Norwich, Litt. dim,
from Canterbury) May 5, 1746; priest. Mar. 15, 1746-7.
R. (and patron) of Milstead, 1748-66. Married Deborah, dau.
of Daniel May, of Milstead. Died 1766. WiU (P.C.C.) 1767.
(Scott-Mayor, in. 521; Burke, L.G.; Hasted, 11. 590.)
TILDEN, SAMUEL. B.A. from Magdalene, 1636-7; M.A.
1640. Ord. priest (Peterb.) May 20, 1638. R. of North
Fambridge, Essex, 1647; gone by 1650. (' Yilden' in Davids,
275-)
TYLDEN ('GODDEN'), THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St
John's, July 3, 1639. (Previously adm. at Queen's College,
Oxford, July 3, 1638.) S. of William, gent., of Dartford,
Kent. B. 1624, at Addington. School, Holbume (private).
B.A. 1641-2. Formed an acquaintance at Cambridge with
John Serjeant and through his influence became a Roman
Catholic; afterwards known under the name Godden. Pro-
ceeded to the English CoUege at Lisbon, Nov. 4, 1643;
ordained priest there; lectured on philosophy in the college,
1650-2; appointed President, 1655; created D.D. 1660.
Appointed chaplain and preceptor to Princess Catherina of
Braganza, 1661; accompanied her to England, 1662. En-
gaged in a theological controversy with Stillingfleet, 1671.
Charged with complicity in the murder of Sir Edmund Berry
Godfrey, 1678. Escaped to the Continent. Returned to
England under James II; reinstated in Somerset House as
chaplain to the queen dowager. Author, theological. Buried
Dec. I, 1688, under the Royal Chapel in Somerset House.
(D.N.B.)
TYLDEN, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John s, Apr. 24,
1652. S. and h. of Richard, gent., of Milstead, Kent. B. at
Wormsell, Kent. School, Wye, Kent. Of Milstead, Esq.
Married Hannah, dau. of Francis Manly, of Lines., and
Merchant Taylor, of London, Nov. 1663. Died 1708. Brother
of Richard (1652). (Hasted, 11; Lines. Pedigrees, 632; Burke,
L.G., where his wife is wrongly called the dau. of Sir Thomas
Manly.)
TYLDESLEY, see TYLSLAY.
TYLER, see also TAYLOR.
TYLER, EDWARD. Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, 1605-6.
Scholar, 1609-13; B.A. 1609-10; M.A. 1613.
Tymperon, Henry
TYLER, GEORGE. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, Nov. 5,
1714. S. of John, of Shropshire. B. in Middlesex. School,
Wem (Mr Edwards). Matric. 1718; B.A. 1718-9. Ord. deacon
(Ely) May 24, 1719.
TILER, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, c. 1593.
TILER, NICHOLAS. Matric. sizar from King's, Easter, 1575.
TYLER, ROBERT. B.A. 1529-30.
TYLER or TAYLOR, ROBERT. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 15) at
Peterhouse, June 19, 1657. Of Norfolk. School, Lynn.
TYLER, ROBERT. M.A. from Caius, 1724, from Jesus College,
Oxford. S. of Robert, gent. B. at Henley, Oxon. Matric.
(Oxford) Mar. 8, 1714-5, age 15; B.A. (Oxford) 1718. Ord.
deacon (London) June 12, 1720; priest (Chichester) June 9,
1723. V. of Sittingboume, Kent, 1723-40. V. of Newington,
1726-40. V. of St Lawrence, near Ramsgate, 1740-66. R. of
Tunstall, 1740-66. Chaplain to Lord Lynn. Died June 10,
1766. M.I. at St Lawrence. Will, P.C.C. (l^enn, 11. 21.)
TYLER, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter, 1586;
B.A. 1590-1; M.A. 1594. Probably R. of Lee, Kent, 1600-32.
Buried there Mar. 13, 1632-3. Will, P.C.C.
TILER, . Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1552.
TYLLOTT, JOHN. B.Civ.L. 1518-9 ('Gillott').
TYLSLAY or TYLDESLEY, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from
Christ's, Michs. 1544. Probably 2nd s. of Thurstan, of
Wardley, Lanes. Adm. at Gray's Inn, 1544. Married Arm,
dau. of Thomas Leyland, of Morleys, Lanes. Probably
brother of Thurstan (1544). (Peile, 1. 37.)
TYLSLEY, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1577. Doubtless s. and h. of Thurstan (1544), of Wardley,
Lanes., Esq. Adm. at Gray's Inn, 1577; of Staple Inn.
Knighted, June 16, 1616. Attorney-General for Co. Palatine,
Lanes., and one of the Council of the North. Died 1635.
(J. Parker.)
TILLESLEY, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Trinity, June 10, 1640.
School, Westminster. Matric. 1640; Scholar, 1641.
TYLSLAY, THURSTON. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs.
1544 (imputes). Probably s. of Thurston, of Wardley, Lanes.
Father of Thomas (1577). (Peile, 1. 37; Vis. of Lanes., 1567.)
TYLSLEY, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs.
1573-
TYLTON or YLTON, WILLIAM, B.A. 1512-3.
TYME, THOMAS. B.Can.L. 1516-7.
TYM, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Easter, 1562.
Resident, as Scholar, Aug. 1564. Perhaps identicaJ with
the translator and author. If so, probably ord. priest
(London) Jan. 20, 1565-6. R. of St Antholin, Budge Row,
London, 1566-92; R. of Hasketon, Suffolk, 1575-1620, 'M.A.'
Married there, July 17, 1615, to Mary Hendy. Author,
theological, and translator. Buried at Hasketon, Apr. 29,
1620. Father of Thomas (1635-6). (D.N.B.)
TIMME, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Jan. 26, 1635-6.
Of Sufiolk. S. of Thomas (1562), R. of Hasketon. Matric.
1636; M.B. 1642; M.D. 1647. Adm. Hon. Fellow, R.C.P.,
Dec. 1664. Will (P.C.C.) 1687; of St Mary Aldermanburj-,
London.
TYMMS, GEORGE. Adm. sizar (age 29) at Sidney, May 6, 1728.
S. of John, saddle-maker. B. at Doncaster, Yorks. School,
Rotherham (Mr Withers). Matric. 1728; LL.B. 1733. Ord.
deacon (Lincoln) July 29, 1729; priest (Peterb.) Sept. 19,
1731. V. of Raunds, Northants., 1731-55. V. of Higham
Ferrers, 1735-40. R. of Harpole, 1740-59. R. of Cottes-
brooke, 1755-81. V. of Dallington, 1759-69. R. of Harleston,
1769-71. Married Rachel, dau. of Henry Stevens, Esq.,
Serjeant-at-law. Died Sept. 10, 1781. Buried at Dallington.
M.I. Will, P.C.C. (Baker, i. 134; G. Mag.)
TYMMES, JOHN. Scholar of St John's. Ord. deacon (Ely)
Nov. 24, 1560. Perhaps R. of Whiston, Northants., 1572-90.
WiU proved (Archd. Northampton) Dec. 4, 1590.
TIMS, JOHN. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Trinity Hall, Apr. 17, 1732.
Doubtless s. and h. of William, of Wood Street, London.
Matric. 1732. Off, 1735. Adm. at the Inner Temple, June 4,
1731. Of London; afterwards of Dedham. Died Apr. 29,
1790, aged 76. M.I. at Dedham. (H. G. Harrison.)
TIMMYS, . B.D. 1499-1500. A friar.
TYMPERON, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Sidney, Mar. 29,
1690. S. and h. of John, of Camaby, Yorks. B. there.
School, Beverley (Mr Jos. Lambert). Matric. 1690. Migrated
to Clare, Apr. 15, 1691; 'of Burton Pidsea, Yorks.' B.A.
1695-6. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Dec. 15; priest, Dec. 22, 1700.
R. of Market Overton, Rutland, 1700-25. Died c. Feb. 1724-
5. Probably brother of John (1690) and Robert (1710).
(H. L Longden.)
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TIMPERON, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age i8) at Caius, Nov. 30,
1579. S. of William. B. at Pocklington, Yorks. School,
Pocklington. B.A. 1582-3.
TIMPERON, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Clare, Mar. 25, 1690. Of
Burton Pidsea, Yorks. Probably s. of John, of Camaby,
Yorks. Matric. 1690. Probably brother of Henry (1690) and
of the next.
TYMPERON, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Sidney, June i,
1710. 3rd s. of John, gent., deceased, of Hilderthorpe, Yorks.
B. there. School, Bridlington (Mr Fides). Matric. 1710;
B.A. 1713-4. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 18, 1714; priest,
Sept. 22, 1716; C. of Market Overton, Rutland. R. of
Stretton, 1719-41. Died c. Feb. i74i-2. Probably brother
of Henry (1690) and of John (above).
TYNDALL, ARTHUR. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter,
1606. S. of Sir John (1553), of Maplestead, Essex. Adm. at
Lincoln's Inn, Aug. i, 1608. Called to the Bar, 1615. Ac-
companied his brother-in-law John Winthrop to Mas-
sachusetts, in 1630 ; returned the same year. Died unmarried.
Buried at Gt Maplestead, Oct. 3, 1633. Brother of Deane
(1601). {Suff. Man. Fam., i. 153; Vis. of Essex, 1634.)
TYNDALL, BRADWARDINE. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 16) at
Christ's, June 5, 1656. S. of Henry (1626). B. 1640, at
Pontefract, Yorks. School, Pontefract (Mr Elliott). Matric.
1656. Of Brotherton, Yorks., Esq. Married (i) Mary, dau.
of Francis Bayldon, of Bayldon, Yorks., Sept. 21, 1665;
(2) Margaret, dau. of Anthony Brierley. Died Mar. 12,
1686-7. Buried at Brotherton. M.I. (Peile, i. 572; Genealogist,
N.S., xxiii. 233.)
TINDALL, DANIEL. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 30, 1674.
Of Middlesex. Matric. 1675; M.B. i679-
TYNDALL, DEANE. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Queens', Michs.
1601. Of Maplestead, Essex. S. and h. of Sir John
(1553), Knt., Master in Chancery. Adm. at Lincohi's Inn,
Jan. 29, 1603-4. Called to the Bar, 1611. J.P. for Essex,
in 1634. Married Amy, dau. of Robert Weston, of Prested
Hall, Feering. Buried at Gt Maplestead, Apr. 25, 1678,
aged 92. Brother of Arthur (1606) and father of Francis
(1631) and John (1632). (Vis. of Essex, 1634.)
TYNDALL, EDMUND. B.A. 1541-2; M.A. 1545.
TYNDALL, FELIX. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1607.
Of Norfolk. S. of William (1553), of Hockwold. B.A. 1612-3;
M.A. 1616. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 18; priest, June 19,
1614. V. of St Andrew-the-Great, Cambridge, 1616-9. V.
of Plumstead, Kent, 1 619-31. Inherited the Oakington
estate from his uncle Francis (1561), 1631. Married Susan
Bradshawe, widow, of St Stephen's, Coleman Street, London,
Apr. 22, 1619. Died 1631-2. Admon., Feb. 2, 1631-2; to
Susan, his widow. (Chesters of Chicheley, 275.)
TYNDALL, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, Nov. 14,
1561. S. of Sir Thomas, Knt., of Hockwold, Norfolk. B. at
Bumham Market, Norfolk. School, East Barsham (private).
Matric. 1561. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Aug. 14, 1585. Lived
at Cambridge; purchased an estate at Oakington, in 1596.
Subsequently removed to Pinner, Middlesex. Died unmarried
Sept. 7,1631. WiU, P.C.C. Brother of Henry (1553), William
(1553), Jolin (1553). Humphrey (i555) and half-brother of
WiUiam (1545)- (Venn, 1. 47.)
TYNDALL, FRANCIS. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Queens', Easter,
1631. Of Essex. S. and h. of Deane (1601), of Gt Maplestead,
Essex, Esq. Adm. at Lincohi's Inn, Oct. 30, 1633. Died c.
1634. Brother of John (1632). (Vis. of Essex, 1634; Morant,
II. 281.)
TYNDALL, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1623.
TYNDALL, HENRY. Matric. pens, (age 8) from Gonville Hall,
Easter, 1553. S. of Sir Thomas, of Hockwold, Norfolk, Knt.
B.A. 1562-3. Of Buckenham, Norfolk. Married Dorothy
Fox. Died May 30, 1592. Apparently he and his brothers
John and WiUiam entered together at Basel University, in
1560. Brother of Francis (1561), etc. and probably father
of Simon (1596-7)- (Venn, i. 37.)
TYNDALL, HENRY. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Jesus, May 22, 1626.
Of Yorkshire. S. of Francis, of Brotherton, Yorks. Bapt.
Mar. I, 1608-9, at St Michael-le-Beltrey, York. B.A. 1628-9.
Adm. at the Inner Temple, Nov. 1628. Of Brotherton, Esq.
Married (i) Lucy, dau. of Sir John Jackson, of Edderthorpe,
Yorks.; (2) Bridget Aston. Died v.p., June 8, 1651. Buried
at Pontefract. Brother of Leonard (1629) and father of
Bradwardine (1656). (Vis. of Yorks., 1666; Genealogist, N.S.,
xxiii.)
TYNDALL, HUMPHREY. B.A. 1542-3. Of Doddington, Lines. ;
ord. priest (Lincohi) i545- Fellow of Christ's.
TYNDALL, HUMPHREY. Matric. from Gonville Hall, Michs.
1555. 4th s. of Sir Thomas, Knt., of Hockwold, Norfolk.
B. 1549. Scholar of Christ's, c. 1563; B.A. 1566-7; M.A.
1570; B.D. 1577; D.D. 1582. Fellow of Pembroke, 1567.
President of Queens', 1579-1614. Vice-Chancellor, 1585-6.
Tyndall, William
Incorp. at Oxford, 1576. Ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.)
July 31, 1572. Preacher, 1576. V. of Soham, Cambs., 1577-
1614. Chancellor and preb. of Lichfield, 1586-1614. Arch-
deacon of Stafford, 1586-1614. Preb. of Southwell, 1588-99.
R. of Wentworth, Cambs., 1591-1610. Dean of Ely, 1591-
1614. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 20, 1593-4. Died Oct. 12,
1614, aged 65. Buried in Ely Cathedral. M.I. Will (P.C.C.)
1614; left bequests of books, etc. to Queens'. Brother of
Fremcis (1561), etc. (Venn, 1. 39; Searle; Vis. of Essex, 1634.)
TYNDALL, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity Hall, Easter,
1544-
TYNDALL, JOHN. Adm. (age 10) at Gonville Hall, 1553.
Of Gt Maplestead, Essex. 2nd s. of Sir Thomas, Knt., of
Hockwold, Norfolk (by his 2nd wife Amy, dau. of Sir Henry
Fermor, of East Barsham). Adm. at Lmcoln's Inn, Dec. 8,
1562. Called to the Bar, subsequently Bencher and Treasurer,
1590. Master in Chancery, 1598. Knighted, July 23, 1603.
Stewcird of Queens' College; held their manorial courts till
1614. Married Anne, dau. of Thomas Egerton, of Cheshire
and widow of William Deane, Esq. Murdered Nov. 12, 1616,
by John Bertram, for giving judgment in a cause against
him. Will (P.C.C.) 1616. Brother of Francis (1561), etc.,
father of Arthur (1606) and Deane (1601). (Venn, i. 37; Vis.
of Essex, 1634; Morant, 11. 280.)
TYNDALL, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1622. Of Kent. B.A. 1625-6; M.A. 1629; B.D. 1639. Fellow,
1633-47. Junior Proctor, 1637-8. Chaplain to Lord Howard
of Escrick. R. of Bere Ferrers, Devon, 1635. Married, at
Egg Buckland, Oct. 18, 1655, Anne, dau. of Matthew Halse,
of Efford, Devon. Buried at Bere Ferrers, Jan. 25, 1673-4.
Will (Exeter) 1674. (Masters; T. T. Methold; Chesters of
Chicheley, 280.)
TYNDAL, JOHN. Adm. at Queens', Easter, 1632. Of Essex.
2nd s. of Deane (1601), of Gt Maplestead, Essex, Esq. Adm.
at Lincoln's Inn, May 2, 1635. Of Gt Maplestead, Esq.
Married Elizabetli, dau. of Sir Drue Deane, Esq., of Dyne's
Hall, Maplestead. Buried June 11, 1706, at Gt Maplestead,
aged 90. Brotherof Francis ( 1 631). (Suff. Man. Fam., i. 153;
Vis .of Essex, 1634; Chesters of Chicheley, 284.)
TINDALL, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Caius, July 5, 1659.
S. of John, gent., of Dickleburgh, Norfolk. B. at Starston.
School, Buckenham (private). Scholar, 1659-62.
TINDAL, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Sidney, Oct. 9, 1729;
Fell.-Com., Feb. 15, 1737. S. and h. of Nicholas, V. of Gt
Waltham, Essex. School, Felsted. Matric. 1731. Ord.
deacon (Sarum) Dec. 23, 1733; priest (London) Feb. 11, 1738.
R. of Chelmsford, 1739-74; LL.B. R.of Alphamstone, 1756.
(Lambeth Aa Book; T. C. Dale.)
TINDALL, LEONARD. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Jesus, Apr. 27,
1629. Of Yorkshire. 2nd s. of Francis, of Brotherton, Yorks.,
Esq. Matric. 1629. Adm. at Gray's Inn, June 28 1631.
Lieut. -Colonel in the King's army; at the siege of Pontefract.
Compounded for his estates, £340. Brother of Henry (1626).
(A. Gray; Genealogist, xxiii.)
TYNDALL or TYDALL, MARTIN. Adm. at King's (age 16)
a scholar from Eton, Aug. 20, 1526; Tydall. Of St Mary
Overy, Surrey. B.A. 1530-1; M.A. 1534. Fellow, 1529-c. 39.
Master of St Albans School, Herts. (Harwood.)
TINDALL, SIMON. B.A. from Queens', 1596-7. Of Norfolk.
Probably s. of Henry (1553), of Old Buckenham. M.A. 1600;
B.D. 1608. Fellow, 1599-1612. Junior Proctor, 1606-7.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1606. V. of St Andrew-the-Great, Cam-
bridge, 1605-8. Chaplain in the East India Company's
service. (Chesters of Chicheley, 277.)
TYNDALL, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Michs. 1559.
TYNDALL, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Queens', Feb. 1603-4.
Of Norfolk.
TYNDALL, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Christ's, Apr. 26,
1654. S. of Thomas. B. at Banham, Norfolk. School, Old
Buckenham (Mr Rous). Matric. 1654. (Peile, i. 562.)
TINDAL, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Christ's, July, 1707;
M.B. 1712.
TYNDAL, WILLIAM. Resided at Cambridge for several years;
attained much proficiency in Greek. Previously at Magdalen
Hall, Oxford. B.A. (Oxford) 1512; M.A. (do.) 1515- Canon of
Cardinal College, Oxford, 1525. Preached in Gloucestershire
and introduced the new learning before 1522. Involved in
disputes with the clergy. Translated Erasmus's Enchiridion
militis christiani. Determined to translate the New Testa-
ment into the vernacular. Left England for Hamburg, 1524;
visited Luther at Wittenberg. Subsequently at Cologne,
Worms, Marburg, Antwerp, etc. Completed his translation
of the New Testament, 1525; copies of which were smuggled
into England, 1526. Renounced by the bishops as heretical
and copies destroyed. Escaped arrest at Worms and retired
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to Marburg under the protection of Philip, Landgrave of
Hesse. One of the most remarkable of the Reformation
leaders. Also translated the Pentateuch and the Book of
Jonah. Engaged in literary warfare with Sir Thomas More.
Author, controversial. Treacherously seized at Antwerp and
burnt as a heretic at Vilvorde, Oct. 6, 1536. (Cooper, 1. 59;
Al. Oxon.; D.N.B.)
TYNDALL, WILLIAM. Matric. Fell.-Com. (age 12) from Corpus
Christi, Michs. 1545. S. of Sir Thomas, Knt., of Hockwold,
Norfolk (by his ist wife, Anne, dau. of Sir William Paston,
Knt.). Of Hockwold. Sold the Norfolk estates, 1583-4,
Settled at Boston, Lines. Married (i) Anne, dau. of Sir
Ambrose Jermyn, Knt., Nov. 1556; (2) Anne Hunt. Died
at Boston, Oct. 1591. Will proved (P.C.C.) Oct. 8, 1591.
Half-brother of Francis (1561), etc. (Chesters of Chicheley,
267.)
TYNDALL, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, (age 12) from Gonvillh
Hall, Easter, 1553. S. of Sir Thomas, Knt., of Hockwold
(by his and wife Amy, dau. of Sir Henry Fermor, Knt.).
Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Dec. 8, 1562. Became the head of
the family in 1591, on the death of his brother William (above).
Died before Apr. 11, 1626. Father of Felix (1607) and brother
of Francis (1561), etc. (E. C. Waters, Chester Family, 274,
where the generally accepted statement that Felix and his
sisters were the children of William (1545), of Boston, Lines.,
by his 2nd wife, is refuted.)
TYNDALL, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1572.
TYNDALL, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Queens', Nov. 25, 1594.
Of Yorkshire. Perhaps s. of John, of Brotherton, Yorks.
Matric. c. 1595; B.A. 1598-9; M.A. 1602.
TINDALL, WILLIAM. Adm. scholar at Trinity Hall, Feb. 13,
1670-r. Of Gloucestershire. 2nd s. of Thomas, of Stinch-
combe, Gloucs. Matric. 1670; B.A. 1673-4; M.A. 1677; LL.D.
1711. Fellow, 1678-1712. Senior Proctor, 1696-7. Held the
College living of Gazeley, Suffolk, for one year. Minister of
St Edward's, Cambridge. Died May, 1712. {Genealogist, 11.
363.)
TYNDALL, . M.A. 1500. A Robert Tyndall, 'LL.B.,' V.
of Bassingboume, Cambs., 1499.
TYNDALL, . B.Civ.L. 1525-6. Possibly Henry Tyndall,
V. of Gamlingay, Cambs., 1544.
TENDELL, . Adm. FeU.-Com. at Corpus Christi, 1548.
Possibly William (1545) whom see.
TYNDALE, . Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, 1548.
TYNGBETON, CHARLES. Matric. pens, from Clare, Michs.
1566.
TYNGET, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Michs.
1586, 'Tingate.'
TYNKELL, WILLIAM. D.Can.L.andD.Civ.L. Chancellor of the
University, 1352-9. Preb. of Wells. Dean of the Peculiars,
1361, Tynghull. Preb. of St Davids. Preb. of Exeter. P.C.
of Bishopsboume, Kent. (Cal. of Pap. Pet., i. 469; Hennessy.)
TYNMEWE or TYNMOUTH, see TINMOUTH.
TYNTE, ROBERT. M.A. 1749 (Incorp. from Trinity College,
Dublin). S. and h. of James Worth Tynte (or Tynte-Worth),
M.P. of Ballycrenan, Co. Cork. B. in Dublin. Adm. at
Trinity College, Dublin, Mar. 17, 1741-2, age 14; B.A.
(Dublin) 1745; M.A. 1748. Irish barrister, 1753; of Old
Bawn, Co. Dublin, and Dunlavan, Co. Wicklow. High
Sheriii of Co. Dublin, 1759. Married Lady EUzabeth Strat-
ford, dau. of John, Earl of Aldborough. Died June, 1760.
(Al. Dublin; H. B. Swanzy.)
TYNTON, JOHN. B.A. 1486-7.
TYPLER, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Easter,
1565; B.A. 1568-9. R. of Sahnonby, Lines., 1588. Admon.
(Lincoln) 1590.
TIREMAN, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Sidney,
1691-2. 3rd s. of John (? 1651), V. of Felixkirk, Yorks.
B. there. Schools, Thirsk (Mr Midgley) and Coxwold. Matric.
1692. Brother of the next.
TYREMAN, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Mar. i, 1685-6.
S. of John (? 1651), clerk. Of Yorkshire. Matric. 1686;
Scholar, 1687; B.A. 1689-90. Brotherof Christopher (above).
TYERMAN, JACOB. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, June 4,
1698. S. of Toby, husbandman. B. at Hewick, Ripon,
Yorks. School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1698. B.A. 1701. Ord.
deacon (York) Mar. 1701-2; priest, 1703. V. of All Saints,'
Pickhill, Yorks., 1722-6. Died 1726. (Sedbergh School
Register.)
TIREMAN, JOHN. B.A. 1621 (Incorp. from Oxford). Of York-
shire. Matric. (Queen's College, Oxford) Dec. 5, 1617, age 15 ;
B.A. 1621; M.A. (Lincoln College, Oxford) 1624; B.D. 1633.
R. of Grandborough, Bucks., 1628-39. R- of Gt Ellingham,
Norfolk, 1639-41. Canon of Lincoln, 1641. R. of St Mary
Woolchurch, 1641-5. R.ofSwayfield, Lines., 1652. (Al.Oxon.)
Tyrrell, George
TYREMAN, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Magdalene, Apr. la,
1651. S. of Francis, citizen of York. School, York. Matric.
1651; B.A. 1654-5; MjV. 1658. Perhaps V. of FeUxkirk,
Yorks. If so, father of Christopher (1691-2) and Henry
(1685-6).
TYREMAN, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Magdalene,
Apr. 30, 1658. S. of Henry, of York. School, Easington
(private). Matric. 1658, 'Tryeman'; B.A. 1661-2; M.A. 1665.
R. of Easington, Yorks., 166&-79. Died 1679.
TYRER, RALPH. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1572;
Scholar from Westminster, 1573; B.A. 1576-7; M.A. 1580;
B.D. 1587. Fellow, 1579. Incorp. at Oxford, 1580. Ord.
priest (Lmcohj) May, 1586. V. of Exton, Bucks., 1586. V. of
Eaton Bray, Beds., 1587. V. of Chesterton, Cambs., 1590-3.
V. of Kendal, Westmorland, 1592-1627. Died there June 4,
1627. M.I. Will, Archd. of Richmond. Founded (by will)
a scholarship at Trinity for scholars from St Paul's or West-
minster. (R. Stewart -Brown; Al. Oxon.)
TYRER, THOMAS. M.A. from Trinity Hall, 1720. S. of
Christopher, R. of Hope Mansell, Hereford. Matric. (All
Souls, Oxford) Mar. 13, 1705-6, age 17; B.A. (Oxford) 1709.
R. of Hope Mansell, 1721-42. Perhaps died Nov. 26, 1757.
(Al. Oxon.; G. M-ag.)
TYRINGHAM, ANTHONY. Adm. FeU.-Com. at King's, Michs.
1565. (Previously at Magdalen College, Oxford.) S. and h.
of Thomas, of T3Tingham, Bucks., gent. Adm. at the Middle
Temple, 1567. Knighted, July 28, 1603. M.P. for Bucks.,
1607-11. Married Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Robert Throck-
morton. Died Dec. 22, 1614. Will, P.C.C. (Vis. of Bucks.,
1634; Lipscotnb, iv. 374; Al. Oxon.)
TYRINGHAM or TERRINGHAM, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at
Christ's, June 18, 1629. S. of Robert, of Weston Favell,
Northants. B. at Barkby, Leics. School, Oakham (Mr
Whitaker). Matric. 1629. Migrated to Peterhouse, Dec. 9,
1631. B.A. 1632-3; M.A. 1636. Fellow of Peterhouse,
1636-44, ejected, and 1660-6. Junior Proctor, 1661-2.
Died 1666. (Vis. of Northants., i6i8; Vis. of Beds., 1634;
T.A. Walker, 46.)
TYRINGHAM or TERRINGHAM, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from
St John's, Easter, 1573.
TYRLING, NATHANIEL. LL.B. from St Catharine's, 1642.
TYROE, THOMAS. B.A. 1619 (Incorp. from Oxford). Of
Surrey, gent. Matric. (Queen's College, Oxford) Apr. 28,
1615, age 17; B.A. (Oxford) 1618; M.A. (St Edmund HaU,
Oxford) 1621. Ord. deacon (London) Sept. 24, 1620; priest
(Llandaff) Dec. 19, 1624. V. of Alfriston, Sussex, 1626. V.
of Ringmer, 1641-52. Buried at Ringmer, Aug. 26, 1652.
Will (P.C.C.) 1653. (W. C. Renshaw; Al. Oxon.)
TYRO, . Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, c. July, 1675.
TYRELL, CHARLES. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, June 11,
1658. S. of George, farmer, of Bury St Edmunds. B. there.
School, Bury. Matric. 1658; B.A. 1661-2. R. of Sutton,
Essex, 1665-96. V. of Canewdon, 1692-6. Chaplain to the
King. Died 1696. Buried at Shopland. M.I. Father of
Charles (1681).
TYRRIL, Sir CHARLES, Bart. Adm. nobleman at Trinity,
Feb. 6, 1676-7. S. and h. of Sir John, of Springfield Barney,
Essex, Bart. Succeeded as 2nd Bart., Mar. 30, 1673. Sherifi
of Essex, 1695-6. Married Martha, dau. of Charles .Mildmay,
of Woodham Mortimer, Essex. Died Feb. 3, 1714, aged 54.
Buried at East Homdon. M.I. Will, P.C.C. Father of John
(1703). (Essex Pedigrees; G.E.C., iv. 37.)
TYRRELL, CHARLES. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Christ's, Nov.
23,1681. S. of Charles (1658). B. at Shoebury, Essex. School,
Felsted. Matric. 1682; B.A. 1685-6. Adm. at Gray's Inn,
Oct. 30, 1685. (Peile, 11. 85.)
TYRRELL, ED. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Jesus, Easter, 1568.
TYRRELL, EDMUND. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, July 2, 1616.
Of Suffolk. Matric. i6i6; B.A. from Corpus Christi, 1619-20;
M.A. 1623. Fellow of Corpus Christi, 1624-7. Buried in
St Benet's, Cambridge, Feb. 13, 1626-7. Will proved
(V.C.C). (Masters.)
TIRRELL, EDWARD. Adm. at King's (age 19) a scholar fiom
Eton.Aug. 1, 1519. Left before 1524. Of 'Hoch^•n'(? Hitchin),
Herts. R. of Henstead, Suffolk, 1552-4. Perhaps R. of
Bergholt, Essex, 1531-59; of Tendring, 1554-9. R- of Bures
Mount, 1558-9. R. of Ewhurst, Sussex (according to Har-
wood, who calls him 'Torrel'). Died 1559.
TYRRELL, EDWARD. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Trinity,
Easter, 1573.
TYRELL, FRANCIS. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, July 4, 1713.
TYRELL or TIRRILL, GEORGE. .\dm. pens, at Emmanuel,
Apr. I, 1606 Matric. 1606.
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Tyrrell, Henry
TYRELL, HENRY. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 17) at Caius, Mar. 2r,
1610. S. of Edward, Esq., of Brinkley, Cambs. School,
Withersfield, Suffolk (Mr Cozens). Matric. 1612.
TIRRELL, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age i6) at Caius, Jan. 27,
1625-6. S. of Richard, gent. B. at Feltwell, Norfolk.
School, Norwich (Messrs Townley and Hacon). Matric. 1626,
Brother of Robert (1625-6) and probably of Richard (1635-6).
TYRRELL or TERRELL, HENRY. Adm. sizar (age 16) at
Peterhouse, May 28, 1659. Of Norfolk. School, Thetford.
Matric. 1659; B.A. from Trinity Hall, 1662; M.A. 1666.
TYRRELL, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Christ's, Mar. 3, 1663-4.
S. of Robert (1625-6). B. at Wilton, Norfolk. School,
Brandon. Matric. 1664; B.A. 1667-8; M.A. 1671. Licensed
to practise medicine, 1671. Probably R. of East Lexham,
Norfolk, 1672-3. R. of Litcham, 1681-4. R. of Mattishall
Burgh, 1689. Brother of James (1664). (Peile, i. 608.)
TYRRELL, HUMPHREY. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1497. Of Thomdon, Essex. Probably s. and h. of WiUiam,
of South Ockenden, Essex. If so, married Jane, dau. of
Robert de Ingleton, of Thornton, Bucks. Died Jan. 15,
1548-9. Will (P.C.C.) 1549; of 'Southwokyndon Rockell,'
Essex. (A^. and Q., 6th S., in. 423.)
TYRELL, JAMES. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Feb. 17, 1590-1-
Matric. c. 1592. Perhaps of Sufiolk, gent.; adm. at Gray's
Inn, Mar. 12, 1595-6. If so, of Gipping, Suffolk. Perhaps
father of James (1627) and Robert (1627).
TIRRELL, JAMES. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, Jan. 27,
1625-6. S. of Henry, gent. B. at MildenhaU, Suffolk. School,
Bury St Edmunds. Matric. 1626; Scholar, 1626-9. Adm. at
the Inner Temple, Nov. 16, 1627. Died May 22, 1656. M.I.
at Mendham. (Venn, 1. 274.)
TYRRELL, JAMES. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Michs.
1627. Of Suffolk. Perhaps 's. and h. of James (? 1590-1),
of Gipping, Suffolk, and of Gray's Inn'; adm. at Gray's
Inn, Feb. 2, 1622-3. Brother of Robert (1627).
TYRRELL, JAMES. Adm. pens, (age 14) at Caius, Apr. 9,
1664. 4th s. of Robert (1625), of Wilton, Norfolk. School,
Brandon (Mr Crambom). Matric. 1664; Scholar, 1664-71;
B.A. 1667-8; M.A. 1671. Fellow, 1671-7. Ethical lecturer,
1673-5. Incorp. at Oxford, 1674. Ord. deacon (Norwich)
July, 1673. Died 1677. Brother of Henry (1663-4). {Venn,
I. 421.)
TYRRELL, JOHN. Member of the University and servant to
the Dukes of Suffolk, 1551; wrote verses to their memory.
Perhaps of Warley, Essex, in 1571. {Coop^, 1. 302.)
TIRRILL, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1613. Of Suffolk.
TYRRELL, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs. 1622.
Of Cambridge. B.A. 1625-6; M.A. 1629.
TYRRELL, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Pembroke, Mar. 12,
1683-4. S. of William, of Thetford, Norfolk. Matric. 1683-4;
B.A. 1687-8. Ord. deacon (London) Dec. 20, 1689. R. of
Santon, Norfolk, 1692-1713. Schoolmaster at Thetford.
TYRRELL, JOHN. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 18) at St Catharine's,
Apr. 2, 1703. S. of Sir Charles (1676-7), Bart. School,
Felsted. Succeeded as 3rd Bart., Feb. 3, 1714-5. Of Heron
and Woodham Mortimer. Married (1) Mary, dau. of Sir
James DoUiffe, of Mitcham, Surrey; (2) Elizabeth, dau. of
John Cotton, of East Bamet, Middlesex. Died s.^.m. June 21,
1729. (Essex Pedigrees; G.E.C., iv. 37.)
TYRRELL, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Magdalene, May i,
1722. S. of John. B. at Lavenham, Suffolk. School, Laven-
ham. Matric. 1724.
TYRRILL, JONAS. Adm. pens, at Christ's, 1712. Matric.
Easter, 1713; M.B. 1718.
TYRRILL, PETER. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse, Easter,
1646. Probably 2nd s. of Sir Thomas, of Hanslape, Bucks.,
Knt. (a Colonel in the Parliamentary army, and afterwards
Judge of C.P.). Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1645. Barrister,
1652. Created Bart., July 20, 1665. M.P. for Buckingham,
1679. Married (i) Bridget, dau. of Sir Edward Altham, of
Markhall, Essex; (2) .\nne, dau. of Carew Raleigh (s. of the
lamous Sir Walter Raleigh). Buried at Castlethorpe, Mar. 11,
i;io-i. (G.£.C., IV. 21.)
TYRRELL, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, Feb. 24,
1635-6. S. of Richard, gent. B. at Wilton, Norfolk. School,
Thetford (Mr Ward). Probably brother of Henry (1625-6)
and Robert (1625-6).
TERELL, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Christ's, May, 1545.
Possibly s. of Sir Harry and grandson of Sir Thomas, of
Heron, Essex.
TIRRELL, ROBERT. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Emmanuel, Feb. 25,
1598-9. (Previously at Oxford; matric. (Magdalen College,
Oxford) Nov. 28, 1595, age 13.) Doubtless s. and h. of
Tyrwhit, Marmaduke
Edward, Warden of the Fleet, and of Ashdon-Place, Essex
(and Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Valentine Brown). Adm. at
Gray's Inn, Mar. 17, 1602-3. Knighted, Apr. 14, 1607.
Warden of the Fleet. Of Ashdon, Essex, gent. Married
Susanna, dau. of Robert Millicent, Esq. Will dated, Apr.
1645; proved, July, 1648. (A. B. Beaven; Morant, 11. 541;
Al. Oxon.)
TIRRELL, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, Jan. 27,
1625-6. S. of Richard, gent. B. at FeltweU, Norfolk. School,
Norwich (Messrs Townely and Hacon). Matric. 1626. Adm.
at the Inner Temple, Feb. 11, 1627-8. Of Wilton, Esq.
Brother of Henry (1625-6) and probably of Richard (1635-6),
father of James (1664) and Henry (1663-4). [Venn, 1. 274.)
TYRRELL, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi,
Michs. 1627. Of Suffolk. Perhaps s. of James (? 1590-1), of
Gray's Inn, 'of Gipping, Suffolk, gent.' Adm. at Gray's Inn,
Feb. II, 1632-3. Brother of James (1627).
TYRELL, THOMAS. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Gonville Hall,
Michs. 1546.
TYRRELL, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter,
1569; B.A. from Pembroke, 1573-4; M.A. from Corpus
Christi, 1577. Perhaps of Eastwood, Essex, clerk; will
(Comm. Essex) 1630.
TIRRELL, THOMAS. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Sidney, May, 1615.
Probably s. and h. of Thomas, of Fulboume, Cambs. B.
there. Matric. 1615. .'Vdm. at Lincoln's Inn, Oct. 17, 1618.
Called to the Bar, 1626.
TYRRELL, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, Mar. 3,
1684-5. S. and h. of Edmund. B. at Gipping, Suffolk.
School, Bury St Edmunds. Matric. 1685. Adm. at Gray's
Inn, Feb. 3, 1687-8.
TYRRELL, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Gonville Hall,
Mar. 1557-8.
TYRRELL, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1609. Of Suffolk. Perhaps 2nd s. of Thomas (and
Anne, dau. of William Keble, of Gipping, Suffolk), of Gipping,
Suffolk, Esq. B.A. 1612-3. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 2,
1613-4. Perhaps of Bury (? Butley) Abbey. Married (i) Lady
Dorothy Forthe, widow; (2) Anne Forthe, widow. Died
s.p. WiU (P.C.C.) 1657. (J. Muskett, Suffolk Man. Fam.,
I. 118; II. 277.)
TYRRELL, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Feb. 24,
1635-6. S. of John, gent. B. at Thetford, Norfolk. School,
Thetford (Mr Ward). Matric. 1636. Perhaps of Sotterley,
Suffolk, in 1654. (Venn, 1. 320.)
TYRELL or TEREEL, . Of Peterhouse, in 1500-1. 'Mag.
Tyrell, Comptroller of the Household of the Earl of Oxford,
entertained by the University, 1495-6. Probably a friend of
the Master.' (T. A. Walker.)
TYRRELL, . B.A. 1508-9; M.A. 1513-4. One Tyrrell
Scholar or Fellow of King's Hall, 1506-25.
TIRRELL, . Adm. pens, at Trinity, Nov. 10, 1645.
TYRRINTE or TIRRINTE, ANDREW. 'Of Christ's CoUege,
when ord. deacon (London), Dec. 17; priest, Dec. 18, 1595.
B. in the Isle of Wight, and lived at Carshjilton for three
years. C. of St Ann's, Blackfriars, London.
TIRWHITT, CECIL. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 16) at St John's,
July 2, 1640. S. of Marmaduke (1605), Esq.,lateof Camering-
ham, Lines. School, Westminster. Matric 1640; M.A. 1641-2
(Lit. Reg.). Of Cameringham, Esq. Married and had issue.
Died 1694. Father of Marmaduke (1675) and Robert (1672).
(Lines. Pedigrees, 1018.)
TYRWHIT, EDMUND. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, Oct. 3,
1748. S. of Robert (1714), of St James', Westminster. Matric.
1749; B.A. 1753; M.A. 1756. Ord. deacon (London) Dec. 21,
1753; priest, Oct. 12, 1755. Preb. of St Paul's, 1756-88. R.
of Wickham Bishop, Essex. Died Jan. 6, 1788. Will, P.C.C.
TYRWHITT or TURRET, GODARD. Matric. Fell.-Com. from
Peterhouse, Michs. 1570. Doubtless 3rd s. of Robert, of
Kettleby, Lines. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Apr. 19, 1571-2.
(Lines. Pedigrees.)
TYRWHITT, Sir JOHN, Bart. LL.D. 1705 (Com. J?«g.). Doubtless
s. and h. of Sir Philip, of Stainfleld, Bart., and grandson of
Philip (1614). Succeeded his father as 5th Bart., July 15,
1688. M.P. for Lincoln, 1715-22, 1722-7, 1728-34. Married
(1) Elizabeth, dau. of Francis Philips, of Kempton Park,
Middlesex; (2) Mary, dau. of Sir William Drake, Knt., of
Shardloes, Bucks. Died Nov. 1741. (G.E.C., l. 58; Lines.
Pedigrees, 1022.)
TYRWHYT, MARMADUKE. Matric. pens, from St John's,
Easter, 1605. S. of Robert (1579), of Cameringham, Lines.
B. 1588. Of Cameringham, Elsq. Died 1629. Brother of
Thomas (1617) and father of Cecil (1640). (Lines. Pedigrees,
ioi8; Vis. of Lines., i$g2.)
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Tyrwhit, Marmaduke
TIRWHIT or TYRWHITT, MARMADUKE. Adm. pens, (age 17)
at Pembroke, July 9, 1675. S. of Cecil (1640), of Camering-
ham, Lines., Esq. Matric. 1678; B..\. 1679-80; M.A. 1683.
Fellow, 1683. Died 1702. Brother of Robert (1672). {Loder.)
TYRWHYTTE, NICHOLAS. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Clare,
Michs. 1566. Adm. at Gray's Inn, 1569. Perhaps the same
who went to Douay and was sent to England in 1575;
'nobilis et sacerdos.' {Douay Diary.)
TURWHYTE, PHILIP. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Clare, Easter,
1569. Doubtless s. and h. of Edward, of Stainfield, Lines.
Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Apr. 23, 1572. High Sheriff of Lines.,
1595-6. Knighted, Apr. 23, 1603. Created Bart., June 29,
i6ii. Of Stainfield. Married Martha, dau. of Sir Anthony
Thorold, of Marston, Lines. Died Feb. 5, 1624-5. {Lines.
Pedigrees, 1022; G.E.C., i. 57.)
TIRWHITT, PHILIP. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Christ's, Easter,
1614. S. and h. of Sir Edward, of Stainfield, Lines., Bart.,
and grandson of Philip (above). Bapt. Sept. 23, 1598, at
St Mark's, Lincoln. Succeeded as 3rd Bart., 1628. Royalist,
and a great suflferer during the Civil Wars. Married Anne,
dau. of Nicholas (Saunderson), Viscount Castleton. Died
1667. Admon. (P.C.C.) May 2, 1667. Benefactor to Christ's.
{Peile, I. 295; Lines. Pedigrees, 1022; G.E.C., i. 58.)
THIRWYTT, ROBERT. Matric. FeU.-Com. from St John's,
Michs. 1579. Doubtless s. and h. of Marmaduke, of Camering-
ham and Scotter, Lines. Bapt. Sept. 2, 1562, at Scotter.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 8, 1581-2. High Sheriff of Lines.,
1611. Of Scoulton, Esq. Married Anne, dau. of Edward
Bassett, of Fledborough, Notts. Buried Dec. 24, 1626, at
Cameringham. Brother of Tristram (1579), father of Marma-
duke (1605) and Thomas (1617). (Vis. of Lines., 1592.)
TIRWITT, ROBERT. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 17) at Magdalene,
June 21, 1672. S. and h. of Cecil (1640), of Cameringham,
Lines., Esq. School, Laughton, Yorks. (private). Adm.
at Gray's Inn, Nov. 1, 1673. High Sheriff of Lines.,
i7or. Of Cameringham, Esq. Married Eleanor, dau. of
Thomas Lister, of Coleby, Dec. 30, 1690. Buried Nov. 2,
1703, at Cameringham. Brother of Marmaduke (1675) and
father of the next. {Lines. Pedigrees, 1018.)
TYRWHIT, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Magdalene,
Oct. 20, 1714. 2nd s. of Robert (above), Esq. B. 1698, at
Cameringham, Lines. School, Lincoln. Matric. 1715; B.A.
1718-9; M.A. 1722; D.D. 1728 {Com. Reg.). FeUow, 1720.
Ord. deacon (Ely) June 4, 1721; priest (Lincoln) Sept. 23,
1722. R. of Welton, Louth, Lines., 1722. Chaplain to the
King, 1727-42. R. of All Hallows-the-Great, London,
1727-30. V. of Kensington, 1728-31. Minister of St James',
PiccadiUy, 1729-33. Preb. of Windsor, 1730-42. Arch-
deacon of London, 1731-42. Canon residentiary and preb.
of St Paul's, 1732-42. Married Elizabeth, dau. of Edmund
Gibson, D.D., Bishop of London. Died June 15, 1742.
Buried in St George's Chapel, Windsor. WiU, P.C.C. Father
of Edmund (1748). (Burke, Peerage; G. Mag.; L. Mag.;
A. B. Beaven.)
TURWHYT, THOMAS. Scholar of Trinity, 1548. Matric.
Easter, 1549.
TIRWHIT, THOMAS. Matric. c. 1591 (no CoUege indicated).
Perhaps adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Feb. 19, 1593-4; of Lincoln-
shire, gent. Called to the Bar, 1602. Bencher, 1617.
TIRWHITTE or TURWHIT, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from
St John's, Michs. 1617. Of Lincolnshire. 7th s. of Robert
(1579). oi Cameringham. Bapt. there, Sept. 3, 1601. B.A.
1621-2; M.A. 1625; B.D. 1633. FeUow, 1622-44, ejected.
Senior Proctor, 1631-2. Perhaps intruded minister of
Ufflet, John
Wilbraham, Cambs., 1647-60. R. of Thorington, Essex,
1661-6. Died 1666. Buried at Cameringham. Brother of
Marmaduke (1605). {Lines. Pedigrees, 1017.)
TIRWHITT, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Christ's, May 4,
1635. S. of Thomas. B. at Chelmsford. School, Chelmsford
(MrPeake). Matric. 1635; B.A. 1639-40. One of these names
chaplain to the Regiment of the Guards, 1660. (Peile, i. 436.)
THIRWYTT, TRISTRAM. Matric. FeU.-Com. from St John's,
Michs. 1579. S. of Marmaduke, of Scotter, Lines. Adm. at
Gray's Inn, Feb. 9, 1581-2. M.P. for Grimsby, 1586-7,
1588-9. Brother of Robert (1579). {Vis. of Lines., 1^92.)
TURWHITT, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Clare, Lent,
1557-8 (imputes).
TERWIT, WILLIAM. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Trinity, c. 1595.
Perhaps adm. at Lincohi's Inn, Aug. 17, 1598; of Lincoln-
shire, gent.
TYSOE, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Apr. 24, 1712. B. in
London, Sept. 19, 1693. School, Merchant Taylors. Matric.
1712; Scholar, 1714; B.A. 1715-6; M.A. 1719. Ord. deacon
(Ely) Dec. 23, 1716; priest (Canterbury) May 24, 1719. R. of
Kennardington, Kent, 1721-44. R. of Bredgar, 1722-44.
R. of Luddesdon, 1744-6. Died June 6, 1746. (T. C. Dale.)
TYSON, EDWARD. M.D. from Corpus Christi, 1680. S. of
Edward, of Clevedon, Somerset, gent. Matric. (Magdalen
HaU, Oxford) May 10, 1667, age 16; B.A. (Oxford) 1670-1;
M.A. 1673. Incorp. at Cambridge, 1680. F.R.S., 1679.
F.R.C.P., 1683. Professor of Physic in Gresham CoUege.
Physician to BrideweU and Bethlehem Hospitals. Lectured
on anatomy to the Barber-Surgeons. Author, medical, etc.
Died Aug. 1, 1708. Buried in St Dionis Backchurch, London.
M.I. at All Hallows, Lombard Street. Father of Richard
(1707). (Le Neve, Mon., 11. 154; Munk, i. 426; Al. Oxon.;
D.N.B.; Masters, 407.)
TYSON, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1567.
TYSON, MICHAEL. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, Oct. 25,
1728. S. of M., gent., of Westmorland. B. at Martindale.
School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1728; B.A. 1732-3; M.A. 1736.
FeUow, 1735-9- Old. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 23, 1733; priest,
Sept. 21, 1735. C. of Ufford, Northants., 1733. R- of St
George, Stamford, Lines., 1743. R- ot Wittering, Northants.,
1744-94. R. of Gretford, Lines., 1753. Chaplain to the Earl
of Exeter. Preb. of Lincoln, 1771-4. Archdeacon of Hunting-
don, 1774. Dean of Stamford. Died Feb. 22, 1794. Buried
at St Martin's, Stamford. (Scott-Mayor, in. 418.)
TYSON, RICHARD. Adm. at Pembroke, Oct. 31, 1707. S. of
Edward (1680). Matric. 1709; M.B. 1710; M.D. 1715.
Fellow, 1711. F.R.C.P., 1718; Censor; Registrar, 1723-37;
Treasurer, 1739-46, etc.; President, 1746-50. Ph>'sician to
St Bartholomew's Hospital, 1725. Married Elizabeth Hale,
of St Mary-at-HiU, June 2, 1720, at Kensington. Died Jan. 3,
1749-50. Buried at Walton, Essex. WiU, P.C.C. See Al.
Oxon. for a contemporary namesake. (D.N.B.; Munk, 11. 59.)
TYSSEN, FRANCIS JOHN. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 16) at Caius,
Apr. 8, 1734- 3rd s. of Francis, Esq., late of Shacklewell,
Hackney, Middlesex. B. there, Nov. 1717. Educated at
home. Matric. 1734. Purchased the manor of Foulden,
Norfolk, c. 1757. Married Mary, dau. of Joseph Dickinson,
Esq., of Philadelphia, North America. Died Sept. 9, 1781.
M.I. at St Augustine's, Hackney. WUl, P.C.C. .\ncestor of
Lord Amherst of Hackney. (Venn, 11. 38; Essex Pedigrees,
720.)
TYTHER or TITHER, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St
John's, Nov. 3, 1670. S. of John, clothier. B. at Shrewsbury.
School, Shrewsbury. Matric. 1670; B.A.. 1674-5.
U
UBLEY, JOHN. Adm. at King's (age 17) a scholar from Eton,
Aug. 6, 1540. Of Petworth, Sussex. 'Died whUst a student,
about 1543-4.'
UDALL, see also UVEDALE.
UDALL, EPHRAIM. Adm. at Emmanuel, Easter, 1606. S. of
John (next). Matric. 1606, 'Veal'; B.A. 1609-10; M.A. 1614.
P.C. of Teddington, Middlesex, 1615-26. R.of St Augustine's,
Watling Street, London, 1634-43, sequestered for defending
episcopacy. Author, religious. Died May 24, 1647. WiU,
P.C.C; to be buried at AU Hallows, Honey Lane, unless the
parishioners of St Augustine's claim the disposition of his
body. (Shaw, i. 313; D.N.B.)
UDALL, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter, 1577-8;
B.A. from Trinity, 1580-1; M.A. 1584. Friend and feUow-
student of John Penry. V. of Kingston-on-Thames, Surrey,
158X-8, ejected. Removed to Newcastle-upon-Tyne, where
he preached for a year during a severe attack of the plague.
Brought before the Court of High Commission, Jan. 13,
1589-90, and accused of being concerned in writing Ihe
Marprelate tracts and other works; found guilty on the
second charge, and sentenced to death. The sentence was
not carried out and he was kept in the Marshalse.i, till 1592.
Author, sermons, etc. Died 1592. Buried at St George's,
Southwark. Father of Ephraim (above). (Peile, i. 145;
D.N.B.; Cooper, 11. 149.)
UFFLET, JOHN. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 17) at Cars, June 20,
1620. S. and h. of John, gent., of Suffolk. School, Norwich.
Matric. 1620; B.A. 1622-3. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Mar. 15,
1619-20. (Venn, i. 250; Vis. of Suffolk, 1612.)
UFFORD, JOHN DE (1334), see OFFORD.
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Ufford, John
UFFORD, JOHN. Pens, at Gonville Hall, c. 1350. 4th s. of
Robert, ist Earl of Sufiolk. R. of Hingham, Norfolk. Preb.
of Lincoln, and Salisbury-. Archdeacon of Sufiolk, 1366-8.
Donor of window in Gonville Chapel. University benefactor.
Died 1375. Will dated, Aug. 10, 1375; proved, Dec. 5, 1375.
{Venn, 1. 1.)
UGDEN, JAMES. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1605.
UGDON, ROBERT (1634), see OGDON.
UGHTRED, THOMAS, see OUGHTRED.
ULDALL, . B.A. 1482-3. Of Queens'; probably Fellow,
1484-5.
ULFE, JOHN. B.A. 1484-5.
ULLITHORNE, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Sidney,
Meir. 8, 1638-9. S. of John, farmer, deceased. B. at Slening-
ford, Ripon, Yorks. Schools, Kirkby Malzeard, Ripon and
Coxwold. Matric. 1639; B.A. 1647. Schoolmaster at Gam-
lingay ('Gamgie'), Cambs., 1669.
ULLOCK, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Christ's, May 12,
1658. S. of George. B. at Blackfordby, Leics. School,
Repton. Matric. 1658; B..\. 1661-2; M.A. 1665; D.D. 1681.
Ord. deacon (Ely) Sept. 20, 1662; priest (London) Feb.
1664-5. Chaplain to Sir Heneage Finch. R. of Gt Mongeham,
Kent, 1665-89. Six-preacher, Canterbury, 1670. Preb. of
Rochester, 1675-89. Rural dean of Sandwich, 1682. Dean
of Rochester, 1689-1706. R. of Leyboume, 1690-1706.
Died June 20, 1706, aged 66. Buried at Leyboume. M.I.
(Peile, I. 581; Fielding, Rochester.)
ULLOCKE, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's,
June 29, 1635. S. of Richard, husbandman, of TaUantire,
near Cockermouth, Cumberland. B. there. School, Repton.
Matric. 1635; B.A. 1638-9; M.A. 1642. Usher of Repton
School, 1639-42; Head Master, 1642-67. Died May 13, 1667.
Buried at Repton. Father of the next.
ULLOCK, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, Oct. 21,
1667. S. of William (above), deceased. Master of Repton
School, Derbyshire. B. there. School, Repton. Matric.
1668; B.A. 1671-2. Signed for deacon's orders (Londou)
Mar. 14, 1673-4; 'C. of Sandwich, Kent.'
ULSTER, PETER. Matric. sizar from Caius, Apr. 4, 1584.
Adm. at Queens', Michs. 1584.
UMBLE, THOMAS. Resident student at Trinity Hall, Aug.
1564.
UMFREVILLE, CHARLES. Adm. sizar (age 20) at Christ's,
July 2, 1720. S. of WiUiam (1669-70), D.D. B. in London.
School, Newcastle (Mr Lodge). Matric. 1720; Scholar, 1721;
LL.B. 1726. Ord. deacon (London) Sept. 22, 1723; priest,
Sept. 20, 1724. V. of Bradfield, Essex, in 1729. V. of Acton,
Suffolk, 1729-74. Brother of the next and of Gilbert (1721).
(Peile, II. 200.)
UMPERFIELD (? UMFREVILLE), EDWARD. Matric. sizar
from King's, Michs. 1624. Brother of William (1620).
UMFREVILLE, GILBERT. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs.
1721. Doubtless s. of William (1669-70), D.D. (Peile's
suggestion is unUkely.) Scholar, 1722; off, 1723. Brother
of Charles (above). (Peile, 11. 206; H. M. Wood.)
UMPHREVILLE.UMBERFIELD or HUMBERFIELD, THOMAS.
Adm. pens, at Jesus, Mar. 26, 1621. Matric. 1621. B'oried
at All Saints', Cambridge, Mar. 27, 1623, ' OmfreviUe.'
UMFREVILE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's,
May 16, 1654. S. and h. of William, Esq., of Stanway,
Essex. B. there, Apr. 25, 1638. School, Merchant Taylors'.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 17, 1654-5.
UMFREVILLE, WILLIAM DE. Scholar at Cambridge, some
time between 1270 and 1282. Clerk of Durham diocese.
(Pleas of the Forest, Selden Soc.)
UMPHRIFIELD, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from King's, Michs.
1620; B.A. 1624-5. Brother of Edward (1624).
UMFREVILL or UMFERIE, WILLIAM. Adm. at Pembroke,
June 17, 1626. 2nd s. of Andrew, of Famham Royal, Bucks.
Living, 1651. (Surtees, 11. 394.)
UMFREVILL, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Christ's,
Jan. 21, 1669-70. S. of William, of Langham, Essex. B.
there. School, Dedham. Matric. 1671; B.A. 1673-4; M.A.
1677; D.D. 1690. R. of Bawdsey, Suffolk, 1677. Lecturer
of St Andrew's, Holbom, Middlesex. Married Elizabeth,
dau. of Nathaniel Brackenbury, and widow of John Marr,
of Boxted, Essex. Died Apr. 15, 1706. Admon., P.C.C,
mentions sons Charles (1720) and Gilbert (1721). (Peile, 11.
26.)
UMFRIE, see HUMPHREY.
UMMANT, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1628; B.A. 1631-2. Head Master, Buckingham Grammar
School, 1638. V. of Padbury, 1644.
Underwood, Augustine
UMMANT, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter, 1619.
UMPTON, HU. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Nov. 1545. Doubt-
less Hugh, s. of Hugh, citizen and merchant, of London.
Died Nov. 1562. Brother of the next.
UMPTON, PAUL. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs. 1545.
Adm. FeU.-Com. at Caius, Jan. 29, 1571-2, age 41, Unton.
S. of Hugh, merchant and citizen, of London. B. there.
Formerly bencher of the Middle Temple. Brother of Hugh
(above). (Venn, 1. 69.)
UMPTON, . Adm. at Peterhouse, Michs. 1547. Possibly
this man and the next identical with the brothers at Christ's;
or perhaps younger sons of Hugh, citizen of London.
UMPTON, . Adm. at Peterhouse, Michs. 1547.
UMWELL, FEL. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Michs.
1544-
UNDAIE, SAMUEL. Ord. deacon (London) Sept. 24, 1620,
age 26; 'B.A., late of Trinity College.' B. in St Bride's,
Fleet Street, London. Schoolmaster at Chelsea.
UNDAYE, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1618.
Perhaps s. of John, citizen and baker, of London. B. June,
1597 (or 1598). School, Merchant Taylors'. Ord. priest
(St Davids) i53i. Schoolmaster at Guist, Norfolk, 1634.
UNDERDOWNE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter,
1561. S. of Henry, gent., of Sussex. B.A. 1564-5; M.A. 1568.
Adm. at Caius, Aug. 6, 1564, age 21. Ord. deacon (Arch-
bishop of Dublin) Jan. 13, 1571-2. Preb. of St Patrick's,
1572. R. of St Peter and St Mary, Lewes, Sussex, 1580.
R. of St John's-sub-Castro, Lewes, 1580; suspended, 1584.
Perhaps his will proved (Chichester) Dec. 22, 1593; of
Chiddingley, Sussex, clerk. (Apparently not identical with
the author and translator of these names as suggested by
Cooper, I. 490.) (Venn, 1. 55.)
UNDERHILL, EDWARD. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, May 17,
1671. Of Staffordshire. Matric. 1671; B.A. 1674-5; M-A.
1678. Incorp. at Oxford, 1678. R. of Broadwas, Worcs.,
1679.
UNDERHILL, JOHN. B.Can.L. 1503-4. Perhaps preb. of St
Paul's, 1506-19. Preb. of Sarum, 1506-37. Preb. of St
Stephen's, Westminster, 1506-19; B.D. R. of Harlington,
Middlesex, 1510-3. Will (P.C.C.) 1538. One of these names
R. of Harpole, Northants., 1529-31. (Hennessy.)
UNDERHILL, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1625.
Of Cambridgeshire.
UNDERHILL, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from King's, Easter,
1621.
UNDERNE, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from Peterhouse, Michs.
1548. R. of East Bamet, Herts., 1568-91. Perhaps R. of
Boultham, Lines., until 1577, deprived. A governor of the
new Grammar School at Bamet, 1573-97; active in procuring
its foundation. Probably died before Sept. 8, 1598. (Cass,
East Barnet, 210.)
UNDERWOOD, ABRAHAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Peter-
house, Oct. 22, 1667. S. of Robert (1619), R. of Chevington,
Suffolk. Matric. 1669; B.A. 1671-2; M.A. 1675. Ord.
deacon (Norwich) June, 1674; priest, Aug. 1675. R. of
Ickworth, Suffolk, 1675-92. R. of Chevington, 1691. (T. A.
Walker, 135.)
UNDERWOOD, ANTHONY. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius,
Dec. 6, 1 619. S. of Augustine, R. of Chevington, Suffolk.
School, Bury. Matric. 1620; B.A. 1623-4; M.A. 1627. Ord.
deacon and priest (Norwich) Dec. 19, 1624. C. of Homingtoft,
Norfolk, in 1636; of Raynham St Mary, 1640. V. of Hough-
ton, 1640-53. Will proved (Norwich) Feb. 15, 1653-4, and
(P.C.C.) 1655. Brother of the next, of John (1600) and twin
of Robert (1619). (Venn, i. 247.)
UNDERWOOD, AUGUSTINE. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius,
Mar. 15, 1596-7. S. of Augustine, minister. B. at Preston,
Suffolk. School, Bury St Edmunds. Matric. 1598; B.A.
1600-1; M.A. 1606. Ord. deacon (Norwich) May 26, 1605;
priest, Sept. 25, 1608. R. of Thomage, Norfolk, 1620-c. 56.
Perhaps R. of Hasketon, Suffolk, c. 1620. Will dated, 1656;
proved, 1658; of Thomage, clerk. Brother of Anthony
(above), etc., father of the next and of Thomas (1637).
(Venn, i. 162.)
UNDERWOOD, AUGUSTINE. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius,
Feb. 22, 1633-4. S. of Augustine (above), R. of Thomage,
Norfolk. B. at Little Glemham, Suffolk. School, Holt
(Mr Tallis). Matric. 1634; B.A. 1637-8; M.A. 1641. Ord.
deacon (Norwich) Sept. 22, 1638; priest, Dec. 20, 1640.
R. of Prating, Essex, 1658-71. C. and preacher at Gt
Bentley, 1662. Died 1671. Brother of Thomas (1637).
(Venn, i. 313.)
Underwood, Edmund
UNDERWOOD, EDMUND. Matric. sizar from King's, Michs.
1637; B.A. 1641-2.
UNDERWOOD, FRANCIS. Adm. sizar at Jesus, July 8, 1625.
Doubtless s. of Hugh (1585), of Whittlesey, Cambs., Lieut. -
Colonel in the Parliamentary Army. Matric. 1626; B.A.
1628-9; M-A. 1632. Doubtless father of Hugh (1651).
UNDERWOOD, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, at Queens', Aug. 3,
1689. Of Isle of Ely, Cambs. Doubtless s. and h. of Hugh
( 1 651), of Whittlesey, Esq. Matric. 1689. Adm. at Lincoln's
Inn, July 2, 1692.
UNDERWOOD, GEORGE. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Queens', June
23, 1654. Of London. Perhaps s. of William, Alderman of
London. Adm. at the Middle Temple, Nov. 27, 1657. Called
to the Bar, 1666. Married Joyce, dau. of Sir Rob. Joscelyn,
Bart. Died Oct. 29, 1678, 'aged 30.' (Le Neve, Mon., iv.
190.)
UNDERWOOD, GEORGE. M.A. from St John's, 1738. S. of
Matthew, of Burford, Oxon. Matric. (Christ Church, Oxford)
May 30, 1723, age 18; B.A. (Oxford) 1726-7. Perhaps
chaplain to the King, 1738. {Al. Oxon.)
UNDERWODDE, GREGORY. Adm. (age 16) at Caius, June 27,
1603. S. of Robert, gent., of Aldeby, Norfolk. Bapt. there,
Feb. 26, 1586-7. Matric. 1603; Scholar, 1605-7. Adm. at
Lincoln's Inn, Nov. 22, 1611. Of Beccles, gent., in 1613.
Married Elizabeth Vynier, of Beccles, spinster, 1613. {Venn,
1. 182; Vis. of Suffolk, 1664.)
UNDERWOOD, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, Sept. 9,
1564. Matric. 1564.
UNDERWOOD, HUGH. Matric. pens, from Clare, Michs. 1585.
Doubtless of Whittlesey, Cambs. One of these names buried
at Whittlesey St Mary, Dec. 2, 1635, but see Francis (1625).
{Ely Epis. Rec, 377.)
UNDERWOOD, HUGH. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Apr. 22,
1651. S. of Francis (1625), Esq., of Whittlesey, Cambs.
B. there. Schools, Peterborough (Mr Wright) and Lynn
(Mr Bell). Matric. 1651. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Feb. 16,
1654-5. Of Whittlesey, Esq., J.P. and D.L. for Isle of Ely.
Married (i) Jane Mackworth; (2) Anne, dau. of Sir Francis
Russell, Bart. Father of Francis (1689). (Venn, i. 381.)
UNDERWOOD, JOHN. B.D. 1499-1500. S. of WilUam, of
Norwich. Franciscan friar at the house in Norwich. D.D.
1500-1. SuSragan to the Bishop of Norwich, as Bishop of
■ Chalcedon, 1531. Prior of Bromholm. (So Cooper, but
Bromholm was a Cluniac Priory.) R. of St Simon and St
Jude, and of St Swithin, Norwich. R. of North Creake and
Eccles, Norfolk. Died May 17, 1541. M.L Norwich Cathedral.
{Cooper, I. 78.)
UNDERWOOD, JOHN. B.A. 1503-4. One of these names,
'B.A.,' R. of Raydon with Southwold, Suffolk, 1551-5.
UNDERWOOD, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity Hall, Michs.
1595. Ord. priest (Norwich) June 24, 1598. R. of Fritton,
Suffolk, 1598-1600. Probably R. of Blimdeston, Sufiolk,
1600-24.
UNDERWODDE, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Caius, Nov. 2,
1600. S. of Augustine, R. of Chevington, Suffolk. B. there.
School, Bury St Edmunds. Scholar, 1602-3, £^nd again,
1605-7; B.A. 1605-6; M.A. 1609. Ord. priest (Coventry and
Lichfield) May 22, 1608. Licensed to preach in dioceses of
London, Ely and Norwich, 1610. R. of Stody, Norfolk, 1619.
Perhaps R. of Fritton, Suffolk, 1624-40. V. of Hockham,
Norfolk, 1636-61. Brother of Augustine (1596-7), etc.
{Venn, i. 173.)
UNDERWOOD, JOHN, Adm. pens, at Sidney, Oct. 7, 1609.
Matric. 1609.
UNDERWOOD, JOHN Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Mar. 28,
1642. Of Northamptonshire. B.A. 1645-6; M.A. 1649.
UNDERWOOD, LUKE. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter,
1715: B.A. 1718-9. Ord. deacon (London) Dec. 20, 1719;
'of Corpus Christi College'; priest (Norwich) Sept. 1722.
One of these names of Denham, Suffolk; died there May 3,
1753. {PeiU, II. 185.)
UNDERWOOD, RICHARD. Adm. at Magdalene, June 14,
1672. Perhaps a mistake for William (1672).
UNDERWOOD, ROBERT. B.A. 1515-6.
UNDERWOOD, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Trinity Hall,
Lent, 1557-8; Scholar, 1560. Perhaps 'of Bixley, Norfolk';
adm. at the Inner Temple, 1562.
UNDERWOOD, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at Caius, Dec. 9, 1619.
S. of Augustine, R. of Chevington, Suffolk. School, Bury.
Matric. 1620; B.A. 1623-4; M.A. 1627. Ord. deacon and
priest (Norwich) Dec. 24, 1626. Succeeded his father as
R. of Chevington, 1630-90. Signed the petition of the Suffolk
V. A.C. IV. 289
Unwin, Matthias
ministers in favour of Presbyterianism, 1646. Chosen as
minister of the Classis. Died Jan. 24, 1690. Buried at
Chevington. Brother of Augustine (1596-7), etc. and father
of Abraham (1667). (Venn, i. 247.)
UNDERWOOD, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at Corpus Christi, 1675.
Of Norfolk. Matric. Easter, 1676; B.A. 1679-80.
UNDERWOOD, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs.
1579; B.A. from Clare, 1582-3.
UNDERWOOD, THOMAS. Scholar of Trinity Hall, 1581.
UNDERWOOD, THOMAS. Matric .pens, from Queens', Michs.
1628. Of Berkshire.
UNDERWOOD, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius, Nov.
14, 1637. S. of Augustine (1597), R. of Thomage, Norfolk.
Bapt. there, Sept. 30, 1621. Schools, Holt (Mr Tallis),
Norfolk, and Felsted, Essex. Matric. 1637; Scholar, 1641-2;
B.A. 1641-2. Referred to the Assembly of Divines for
Binham, Norfolk, Aug. 14, 1646; subscribes the bishop's
book, Sept. 7, 1647. R. of Gt Ryburgh, 1647-87. Ord.
deacon and priest (Norwich) July 13, 1662. R. of Holt, 1663-
87. Died 1687. Brother of Augustine (1633-4). {Venn, i.
329-)
UNDERWOOD, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's,
May 29, 1636. S. of William, gent., of Legsby, Lines. B. at
Holton. School, Market-Rasen (Mr John Fish). Matric.
1636; B.A. 1639-40. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 22, 1644;
priest, Sept. 21, 1645. Sequestered from Hareby, Lines.
UNDERWOOD, WILLIAM. Matric. from Magdalene, Easter,
1672; B.A. 1675.
UNDERWOOD, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Mar. 22,
1672-3. Of Leicestershire. Matric. 1675-6; B.A. 1676-7.
UNDERWOOD, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Pembroke,
Jime 13, 1683. S. of William, of Gumley, Leics. Matric.
1683-4; B.A. 1686-7. Perhaps ord. priest (Lincoln) Dec. 22,
1689. R. of Clifton Reynes, Bucks., 1704-23. Buried there
Feb. 11, 1723-4.
UNDERWOOD, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Queens', May 20,
1725. Of London. Doubtless s. and h. of William, of Enfield,
Middlesex. Matric. 1725; LL.B. 1728 (Com. Reg.). Adm.
at the Inner Temple, Apr. 25, 1729. Called to the Bar, 1733.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 7, 1738-9; of Enfield, Middlesex.
UNDERWOOD, . B.A. 1481-2.
UNETT, GEORGE. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, July 5, 1747-
Of Stafford. Matric. 1747; B.A. 1752; M.A. 1755.
UNET, JOHN. Adm. at King's (age 18) a scholar from Eton,
Aug. 24, 1560. Of Hereford. Doubtless s. of Roland, of
Castle Frome, Hereford. Matric. 1560. Fellow, 1563. Lawyer
in Clement's Inn and the Temple. Probably adm. at the
Inner Temple, 1566-7. (Harwood.)
UNETT, LINGEN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, Apr. 26,
1710. S. of John, gent. B. at Sutton Freen, Hereford.
School, Hereford (Mr Trahem). Matric. 1710; B.A. 1713-4.
(Burke, L.G.)
UNETT, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 20) at St John's, June 2,
1681. S. of Richard, bookseller. B. at Hamstall-Ridware,
Staffs. School, Alrewas (Mr Unett). Matric. 1681; B.A.
1684-5. One of these names R. of Barford, Warws. Will
(P.C.C.) 1728.
UNETT, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age ig) at St John's, June 28,
1751. S. of Richard, bookseller, of Staffordshire. B. at
Stafford. Schools, Brewood and Repton. Matric. 1751; B.A.
1755; M.A. 1770. Ord. deacon (Hereford) Mar. 14, 1756.
Preb. of Lichfield, 1770-85. V. of Tachbrook, Warws.,
1772-85. R. of Coppenhall, Cheshire, 1784-5. Died Mar. 15,
1785. M.I. at Stafford. WiU (P.C.C.) 1786. (Scott-Mayor,
III. 608; Shaw, II. 149.)
UNTON, PAUL, see UMPTON.
UNWIN, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Magdalene, Mar. 25,
1660. S. of William, of Graystones, Sheffield, Yorks. School,
Dronfield. Matric. 1660; B.A. 1663-4; M.A. 1667; B.D. 1674.
Fellow, 1664. Taxor, 1671. Ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.)
Sept. 20, 1668.
UNWYN, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Pembroke, May 18,
1676. S. of William, of 'Hulleston,' Cheshire, farmer. Matric.
1676; B.A. 1679-80. Perhaps P.C. of Gt Glen, Leics., 1703-7.
UNWIN, MATTHIAS. Adm. pens, at Queens', Mar. 21, 1738-9.
Of London. Matric. 1740. Probably a ten-year-man. One
of these names ord. deacon (Lincoln) Mar. 18, 1738-9. V.
of Claxton, Leics., 1739-53. R. of Bonnington, Kent, 1753.
R. of Buckland, 1754. R- o* Midley, 1754-75- DifA Nov. 27,
1775, aged 64. M.I. at Claxton. (Nichols, 11. 135; Hasted,
nz'.)
i9
Unwin, Morley
UNWIN, MORLEY. Adm. pens, at Queens', June 12, 1722.
Of London. S. of Thomas. Matric. 1722; B.A. 1725-6;
M.A. 1729; B.D. 1738. Fellow, 1727-44. Ord. deacon (Lin-
coln) June 16, 1728; priest, June i, 1729. Master of the
Free School at Huntingdon, 1729-42. V. of Oakington,
Cambs., 1736-43. R. of Wistow, Hunts., 1737-43. Chaplain
to the Eari of Harborough, in 1737. R. of Grimston, Norfolk,
1743- Chaplain in the Navy, 1751. Returned to Huntingdon,
in 1748; lived in the High Street; prepared pupils for the
University. Married Mary, dau. of William Cawthome, of
Ely, Cambs. (For Mary Unwin and hersubsequent connection
with the poet William Cowper, see D.N.B.) Died July 2,
1767, of a fall from his horse. Buried at St Mary's, Hunting-
don. Father of William Cawthome, the friend of William
Cowi>er, the poet, who resided with the Unwins at Hunting-
don, 1765-7.
UNWIN, STEPHEN. Adm. pens, at Queens', Jan. 9, 1673-4.
Of Essex. Matric. 1674. Buried at St Botolph's, Cambridge,
Nov. 30, 1677.
UNWIN, STEPHEN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, July i, 1706.
Of Essex. Matric. 1708. Afterwards pens. B.A. 1709-10;
M.A. 1713. Incorp. at Oxford, 1712. Ord. deacon (London)
June 15, 1712; priest (Norwich) May, 1716. V. of Bures
St Mary, Suffolk, 1716. R. of West Meon, Hants., 1721.
Canon of St Paul's, 1728-72. Died Jan. 13, 1772. Will
(P.C.C.) 1772. {Al. Oxon.; G. Mag.)
UNWIN, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Jesus, July 2, 1659. Of
Essex. Matric. 1659; B.A. 1662-3; M.A. 1666. Signed for
deacon's orders (London) Dec. 18, 1663; for priest's, Sept. 23,
1664. V. of Belchamp St Paul, Essex, 1668.
UPCHER, ABBOT. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, Mar. 30,
1741- S. and h. of Peter, of Sudbury, apothecary. B.
there, Sept. 28, 1722. School, Bury. Matric. 1741; B.A.
1745-6. Ord. deacon (Norwich) June, 1745. R. of St
Gregory's, and St Peter's, Sudbury. Died Apr. 6, 1770.
Buned at St Gregory's. Admon., P.C.C. (Bury School,
S.H.A.H.; Burke; L. Mag.; G. Mag.)
UPCHER, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1573- Doubtless s. of Richard, of the Isle of Ely, Cambs.
B.A. 1577-8. Of Sutton, Ely. Buried Feb. 25, 1614. Will
(P.C.C.) 1615. Brother of the next, father of Richard (1605)
and James (1612). (T. H. Kmg; Ely Episc. Records, 363.)
UPSHARE, HENRY. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1585. 2nd s. of Richard, of Sutton, Cambs. Livmg, 1613.
Brother of Edward (above).
UPCHER, ISAAC. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, May 3, 1578.
Matric. 1578. One of these names of East Bergholt, Suffolk;
admon. (P.C.C.) Aug. 23, 1588.
UPSHER, JAMES. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1612.
Of Ely, Cambs. S. of Edward (1573). B.A. from Peterhouse,
1614-5. Buried in Little St Mary's, Cambridge, Jan. 12,
1615-6. Brother of Richard (1605).
UPSHER, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs. 1582.
Of Essex.
UPSHER, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1605.
S. and h. of Edward (1573), of Soham, Cambs., Esq. B.A.
1608. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, from Thavies' Inn, Nov. 9,
1612. Brother of James (1612).
UPSHERE, STEPHEN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1581. S. of Steven (or Stephen), of Dedham, Essex, clothier.
Bapt. there, Oct. 6, 1566. B.A. from Trinity, 1585-6; M.A.
1589. Admon. (P.C.C.) July 21, 1598. (T. H. King.)
UPCHURCH, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Michs.
1578.
UPCOTT, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Sidney, Nov. 7,
1717. S.ofWilliam. B. at Tiverton, Devon. School, Tiverton.
B.A. 1721-2.
UPGATE, . B.Can.L. 1484-5.
UPKOBERTS (? UPROBERTS), JOHN. Matric. sizar from
Gonville Hall, Easter, 1554. Will of John Uproberde, of
Ingoldsby, proved (Lincoln) 1563 and 1593.
UPMAN, HENRY. Matric. Fell.-Com. from King's, Easter,
1715- S. of Stephen (next). M.A. 1717 (Com. Reg.). Buried
at Eton, Sept. 16, 1723. (R. A. Austen-Leigh.)
UPMAN, STEPHEN. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1661. S. and h. of Nicholas, of Westminster, London. Bapt.
Dec. 15, 1643, at St Margaret's. B.A. 1665-6; M.A. 1669.
Fellow, 1655-77. Incorp. at Oxford, 1673. Fellow of Eton,
1677-1707- Adm. at Gray's Inn, Nov. 22, 1670. Secretary
to Earl of Aylesbury. Ord. priest (London) June 28, 1676.
R. of Stamford Rivers, Essex, 1681-1707. Preb. of West-
minster, 1691-1707. Buried in Eton College Chapel. Died
1707- Admon., P.C.C. Father of Henry (above). (Called
'Joseph' in the College Books.) (Haru'ood; Al. Oxon.; Le
Neve, Mon.)
Upwood, Thomas
UPNOR, THOMAS. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1467;
B.A. 1469-70.
UPSALL, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Clare, June 16, 1665. Of
Darlton, Notts. Matric. 1665; B.A. 1668-9; M.A. 1672. Ord.
deacon (Ely) Sept. 24, 1670; priest (Lincoln) Sept. 24, 1671.
V. of Belton, Lines., 1679-95. (H. I. Longden.)
UPSHAN, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Pembroke,
June 18, 1660. S. of Humphrey, of Coventry, Warws. B. at
Coventry. Matric. 1660. One of these names R. of Lawton,
Cheshire, 1663-74; V. of Acton (possibly another man),
1673-5. Buried at Acton, Apr. 19, 1675, aged 31.
UPTON, AMBROSE. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June i, 1644.
5th s. of John, of Lupton, Devon. Sometime of New Inn
Hall, 0.xford. Created M.A. (Oxford) 1648. FeUow of All
Souls, Oxford, 1648. Canon of Christ Church, 1651-9. Had
a place in the Irish Customs. Of Hendon, Middlesex, 1667.
Married Mary, dau. of Francis Charleton, of Apley Castle,
Salop. Died 1686. (Al. Oxon.; Misc. Gen. el Her., 2nd S.,
II. 163; IV. 73.)
UPTON, AMBROSE. M.A. of Magdalen College, Cambridge;
Incorp. at Oxford, 1713. (So described in ^Z. Oxon., but not
found in our records.) S. and h. of Ambrose, of Dublin, Esq.,
and Deputy-Consul of Andalusia. R. and V. of KiUeneboy,
c. 1714. R. of Kilfenora, Co. Clare, 1741. R. of Corrofin.
Died 1752. (Al. Oxon.; Misc. Gen. et Her., 2nd S., 11. 163.)
UPTON, FRANCIS. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Peterhouse, July 5,
1578. 3rd s. of Hamond, of Northolme-by-Wainfleet, Lines.
Matric. 1578. Brother of John (1578). (A/Jsc. Gen. et Her.,
2nd S., II. 67.)
UPTON, JAMES. Adm. pens, at Trinity, May 15, 1637. Doubt-
less s. of John (1597), of Faversham, Kent. School, West-
minster. Matric. 1637; Scholar, 1638; B.A. 1641-2.
UPTON, JAMES. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1693.
B. Dec. 10, 1670, at WUmslow, Cheshire. Matric. Lent, 1694;
B.A. 1697-8; M.A. 1701. Fellow, 1696. Ord. deacon (Ely)
May 30, 1697; priest (Lincoln) June 29, 1701. Assistant
Master at Eton. V. of Brimpton, 1701-11. Master of
Ilminster School, 1704-23, and of the Free Grammar School,
Taunton, 1739-49. R. of Monksilver, 1712. R. of Plympton,
Devon, till 1749. An eminent grammarian. Author, classical.
Died Aug. 13, 1749, aged 79. [Confused in Al. Oxon. with
his son James.] (Harwood, 278; Earwaker, East Cheshire,
I. ^si; D.N.B.)
UPTON, JOHN. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Peterhouse, July 5,
1578. 2nd s. of Hammond, of Northolme, Lines, (by his
2nd wife Elizabeth, dau. of Francis Sutton, of Collingham,
Notts.). Brother of Francis (1578).
UPTON, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Corpus Christi, Apr. 24, 1597.
Of Faversham, Kent. Adm. at Gray's Inn, June 20, 1599.
Died May 24, 1635, aged 53. M.I. at Faversham; mentions
two sons, John and James. Will (P.C.C.) 1635; refers to his
son James (1637) to whom he leaves an annuity of £30 to
maintain him at College: refers to Faversham as 'the place
of my birth and longest habitation.' Father of James (1637)
and perhaps of the next. (Vis. of Kent, 1619; J. Ch. Smith;
Masters, 409-10.)
UPTON, JOHN. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1626. Of Nottingham-
shire. Perhaps s. of John (above).
UPTON, JOHN. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1737.
S. of John, of St George's, Hanover Square, London, Esq.
Matric. 1737; B.A. 1741-2; M.A, 1745. Fellow, 1740. Adm.
at Lincoln's Inn, Nov. 2, 1741. Called to the Bar, 1746.
Perhaps F.R.S., 1757- Probably M.P. for Westmorland,
1761-7. Of Ingmire Hall, Westmorland. Died Oct. 22, 1767.
(Harwood, 326; Misc. Gen. et Her., 2nd S., iv. 75; Musgrave.)
UPTON, NICHOLAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1560. 3rd s. of John, of Lupton, Devon. Married and had
issue. Buried Nov. 15, 1580 (sic), at Brixham, Devon.
Admon. (Consist. C. London) of a Nicholas Upton, May 31,
1580; of St Clement Danes, London, to reUct Catherine.
Possibly the same. (Misc. Gen. et Her., 2ndS., 11. 319; iv. 45.)
UPTON, VALENTINE. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1605. Of Lincolnshire. Doubtless s. of Hamon, of
Northolme, Lines., and nephew of John (1578). Of Northoline.
Married Bridget Reade, of Norfolk. Died 1616. Will dated
Dec. 1, 1616; proved (Lincoln) Dec. 31, 1616. (Lines.
Pedigrees, 1026.)
UPWILLIAM, ROWLAND. Matric. pens, (age 12) from Jesus,
Michs. 1559.
UPWOOD, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Peterhouse,
Mar. 27, 1690. S. of Thorowgood, of SouthiU, Beds., and of
Soham, Cambs. Bapt. Aug. 22, 1672, at Southill. School,
Eton; Colleger, 1687-9. Matric. 1690; Scholar, 1690. Of
Tilney St Lawrence, Norfolk. Married and had issue. Died
Aug. 1738. (Misc. Gen. et Her., 2nd S., iv. 249.)
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Uridge, Richard
URIDGE, RICHARD. B.A. from Sidney, 1616-7; M.A. 1620.
Perhaps V. of Falkenham, Suffolk, 1660; M.A.
URIDGE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June 23, 1649.
Of Sussex. Matric. 1649.
URLIN, MARMADUKE. Adm. (age 16) at Pembroke, 1654.
S. of John, of Stoke Poges, Bucks. B.A. 1657-8; M.A. 1661.
Fellow, 1660. Taxor, 1664. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 16,
1654-5. Ord. deacon (Ely) May 29; priest, Sept. 24, 1670.
R. of Hardwick, Cambs., 1671-8. R. of Soham, 1677.
Chaplain to the King. Died 1678,
URMSTON, see also ORMSTON.
URMSTON, EDWARD. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, Mar. 27,
1738. Of Hertfordshire. Probably s. and h. of Thomas, of
Hertingfordbury, Herts. School, Hertford. Scholar, 1738.
Adm. at the Middle Temple, June 12, 1738.
URMSTON, GILBERT. B.A. 1477-8. Of Lichfield diocese.
M.A. (?); B.D. 1483-4. Fellow of Pembroke, 1478. Proctor,
1484-5. Ord. sub-deacon (Norwich) Mar. 6, 1478-9. R. of
St Leonard's, Foster Lane, London, 1493-4. Died 1494-
URMSTON, JAMES. B.A. 1517-8; M.A. 1521-2. FeUow of
St John's, 1523. University Bedell, c. 1529. Will proved
(V.C.C.) 1531. (H. P. Stokes, Esquire Bedells.)
URMESTONE, JAMES. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1619.
URMSTONE, ROGER. Adm. scholar (age 15) at Sidney, Apr.
17, 1624. S. of Roger, attorney. B. at Edmonton, Middlesex.
Schools, Perse, Cambridge, and Tortworth, Gloucs. Matric.
1624; B.A. 1627-8; M.A. 1631. R. of Otley, Suffolk, 1644.
URMSTON, THOMAS. B.A. 1489-90. R. of Lolworth, Cambs.,
1495. Perhaps V. of Brington, Hunts., 1499-1504. Died
1504.
URMSTON, . B.D. 1489-90. Possibly William; if so,
perhaps V. of Walden, Essex, 1521-4; B.D. Died 1524.
UROINE, JOSHUA. Adm. sizar at Magdalene, Feb. 29, 1667-8.
S. of Grace, widow, of Nottingham. School, Nottingham.
Matric. 1668; B.A. 1671-2. Ord. deacon (York) May, 1673.
URPITH, DANIEL. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter, 1605;
B.A. 1608-9. Ord. deacon (York) May, 1611. (Peile, i. 253.)
URPITH or URPITCHE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Christ's,
Lent, 1581-2; B.A. 1581-2; M.A. 1585.
URRING, EDMUND. Matric. sizar from Peterhouse, Michs.
1632. Of Gloucestershire. B.A. 1635-6. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) June 4; priest, Dec. 24, 1637.
URRY, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Jiily, 1621;
B.A. 1624-5; M.A. 1628. One of these names of Gatcombe,
Isle of Wight; living, 1656. {Peile, 1. 341.)
URSWICK, CHRISTOPHER. Of King's Hall, 1470-1. S. of
John. B. 1448, in Fumess, Lanes. Graduated (? Dr in Law)
1478-9. Warden of King's HaU, 1485-8. Confessor to Lady
Margaret Beaufort and to Henry VII. Negotiated the
marriage treaty between Henry and Elizabeth of York,
1484; accompanied Henry to England, 1485. Employed on
various missions of importance. King's almoner, appointed
for life, Nov. 26, 1485. R. of BradweU-by-Sea, Essex,
1488-96. Preb. of St Stephen's, Westminster, 1485; of St
Paul's, 1486-1521; of Lincoln, 1488-95; of Windsor, 1492;
of York, 1502-21; of Beverley and Southwell, 1509-21.
Dean of York, 1488-95. Archdeacon of Richmond, 1494-
1500; of Huntingdon, 1496; of Wiltshire, 1496-1501; of
Norfolk, 1501-21; of Surrey, 1501; of Oxford, 1504-21.
Chancellor of Exeter, 1493-1521. Dean of Windsor, 1496.
Elected Bishop of Norwich, 1499, declined. R. of Hackney,
Middlesex, 1502-21. Friend and patron of Erasmus. Died
Mar. 24, 1521-2. Buried at Hackney. M.I., and also M.I.
at Badsworth, Yorks. WiU (P.C.C). {Cooper, 1. 24; D.N.B.)
URSWICK, NICHOLAS. B.Can.L. 1504-5. R. of St Nicholas
Aeon, London, 1497-1506.
URVES, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs. 1589.
URWEN, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's, Apr. 23
1668. S. and h. of William. Bapt. Dec. 2, 1650, at Morpeth,
Northumberland. School, Morpeth (Mr Lumsdaile, ? Lums
den). Matric. 1668; B.A. 1671-2; M.A. 1675. Adm. at the
Middle Temple, May 4, i668. Ord. priest (Durham) Sept. 24
1699. V. of Warden, Northumberland, 1704-30. Died Mar,
17, 1730, aged 80. Buried at Warden. {Peile, 11. 15.)
USBORNE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Queens', Jan. 7, 1661-2
Of London. Matric. 1662; B.A. 1665-6.
USGATE, JOHN. M.A. from King's, 1732. S. of T., of Hunger-
ford, Salop. Matric. (Balliol College, Oxford) Mar. 31, 1691
age 18; B.A. (St Mary Hall, Oxford) 1694-5. Ord. deacon
(Hereford) June 7, 1696; priest, Oct. 18, 1696. R. of Sil
vington, Salop, 1696. V. of West Wycombe, Bucks., 1715-8
R. of Little Thurrock, Essex, 1718-34. V. of West Thurrock
1732. Died 1734. (Al. Oxon.; T. C. Dale.)
Utting, Edward
USHER, CHARLES. Adm. siiar at Jesus, Apr. 6, 1627. Matric.
1627; B.A. 1630-1; Scholar, 1631; M.A. 1635. Ord. priest
(Carlisle) Dec. 24, 1637. R. of Kirkandrew-on-Esk, Cumber-
land, 1637-50, and 1660-82. Buried there Jan. 16, 1681-2.
Father of George (1655). (B. Nightingale.)
USHER, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1579- S. of Thomas. B.A. from Trinity HaU, 1582-3;
LL.B. 1585. Ulster King-at-Arms, 1588. Archdeacon of
Armagh. Died unmarried June 25, 1597. Buried at St John's,
Dublin. Will, Dublin. Brother of Henry (1567). {Cooper, 11.
225; J. Ch. Smith.)
USHER, GEORGE. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Oct. 6, 1655. Of
Kirkandrew-on-Esk, Cumberland. S. of Charles (1627).
Matric. 1657; B.A. 1659-60; M.A. 1663; B.D. 1670. Fellow,
1662-70. R. of Bewcastle, Cumberland, 1673-88. R. of
Arthuret, 1673-88. Died Sept. 4, 1688. M.I. at Arthuret.
(Le Neve, Mon., v. 99; B. Nightingale.)
USSHER, HENRY. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Easter,
1567. S. of Thomas. B. in Dublin, 1550. B.A. 1569-70;
M.A. (University College, Oxford) 1572. Original FeUow of
Trinity College, Dublin, 1591. Vice-Ptovost, 1594. Treasurer,
Christ Church, Dublin, 1573. Archdeacon of Dublin, 1580.
Sent to London to solicit the foundation of Trinity College,
Dublin, 1591; obtained the Charter, 1592. Archbishop of
Armagh, 1595-1613. Died Apr. 2, 1613. Buried at Drogheda.
Will, Dublin. Brother of Christopher (1579), father of the
next and of Mark (1593). {D.N.B.)
USHER or USSHER, LUKE. Matric. pens, from Christ's, c.
1593. 2nd s. of Henry (above). At Trinity College, Dublin,
in 1595. R. of Clonmore, Armagh, 1604. V. of Termonfeckin,
1620. Archdeacon of Armagh (M.A.), 1622-32. Died Nov. 6,
1632, at Termonfeckin. Will, 1632. Brother of the next.
(H. B. Swanzy; Al. Dub., where date of death is wTong.)
USHER or USSHER, MARK. Matric. pens, from Christ's, c.
1593. S. and h. of Henry (1567). Donor of a silver bowl to
Trinity College, Dublin, before 1605. M.P. for Armagh, 1613.
Of Balsoon, Co. Meath. Died Jan. 1632. Brother of Luke
(above). {Al. Dub.; Ball-Wright, Ussher Memoirs.)
USSHER, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1572.
S. of Robert, of Featherstone, Yorks. B.A. 1576-7; M.A.
1580. Ord. deacon and priest (York) May 19, 1583. V. of
Wickham Skeith, Suffolk, 1594-1630. {Vis. of Yorks.;
T. C. Dale.)
USHER, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1575.
USHERWOOD, see also ISHERWOOD.
USHERWOOD, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from Trinity Hall,
July, 1709; Scholar, 1709.
USHERWOOD or ISHERWOOD, JOHN. M.A. from Jesus, 1693.
S. of Thomas, V. of Eccles, Lanes. Matric. (Brasenose
College, Oxford) Apr. 10, 1685, age 18, Usherwood; B.A.
(Oxford) 1688. Ord. deacon (Sodor and Man) May 26, 1689;
priest (Chester) June 15, 1690. V. of Burton, Westmorland,
1691-2. R. of Wilmslow, Cheshire, 1699-1705. Married
Eudosia Belgrave, of Kilworth, Leics., Sept. 9, 1702. Died
Oct. 3, 1705, aged 39. Buried at Wilmslow. M.I. {Al.Oxon.;
Earwaker, Ea^t Cheshire, 11. 94.)
USTWAITE, see also HUSTWAYTE.
USTWAITE, WILLIAM. FeUow of Queens' (by mandate), 1483.
Perhaps B.A. 1483-4.
UTBER, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Clare, May 18, 1692. Of
Langham, Suffolk. Matric. 1692; B.A. 1695-6.
UTBER, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, Oct. 25, 1626.
S. of Thomas, gent., of Hoo, Norfolk. Bapt. there, July 24,
1609. School, Elsing (Mr Robison). Matric. 1626. Adm.
at the Middle Temple, Nov. 21, 1628. Called to the Bar,
1637. Of Hoo, Esq. Married Anne, dau. of Thomas Corde-
roy, of Ripley, Hunts. Buried at Hoo, Oct. 4, 1679. {Venn,
I. 279.)
UTLEY, see also OTTLEY and HUTLEY.
UTTLEY, SAMUEL. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Easter, 1578.
B. at Ely, Cambs. B.A. 1581-2. Ord. deacon (London)
May 22, 1584, age 26; 'C. of Wimpole, Cambs.' V. of
Arrington, 'M.A.,' 1587-1609. V. of Kellington, Yorks.,
1609-33.
UTRED, see aUo OUGHTRED.
UTRED, GEORGE. Grace for B.Can.L. 1466-7.
UTTEREDGE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Queens', Michs. 1547.
UTTING, EDWARD. Adm. at Queens', June 16, 1603;
migrated to Caius, Feb. 6, 1603-4. S. of John, minister, of
Weston, Suffolk. School, Beccles. Scholar, 1605-11; B.A.
1606-7; M.A. 1612. Ord. priest (Norwich) Dec. 22, 1611.
R. of Lound, Suffolk, 1613. R. of Henstead, 1620-45,
sequestered. Brother of the next, of Thomas {1609) and
John (1615). {Venn, i. 183.)
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UxTiNG, Hammond
UTTING, HAMMOND. Adm. sizar (age i8) at Caius, Oct. i8,
1626. S. of John, minister, of Weston, Suffolk. E. there.
School, Beccles (Mr Rainer). Matric. 1626. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) Sept. 25, 1636, 'M.A.' C. of Peakirk, Northants.,
in 1654. IVobably V. of Baston, Lines., 1664. Brother of
Edward (above), etc. (Venn, 1. 279.)
UTTING, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1645.
Of Norfolk.
UTTING, JOHN. B.A. 1454-5: (?) M.A. 1461-2. One of these
names, D.D., R. of Chartham, Kent, 1468-71. Perhaps
brother of William (1452-3). (Hasted, m. 156.)
UTTING, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Caius, May 21, 1615.
S. of John, clerk, of Weston, Suffolk. Schools, Beccles
(Mr West) and Norwich (Mr Thorton). Matric. 1616; B.A.
1618-9. Ord. priest (Norwich) Mar. 12, 1619-20. V. of
Corton, Suffolk, 1623-42, sequestered. Brother of Edward
(1603), etc. (Venn, i. 229.)
UTTINGE, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter, 1583.
UTTING, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, Aug. 21,
1609. S. of John, R. of Weston, Suffolk. School, Shading-
field (Mr Thaxter). Matric. 1609; B.A. from Trinity Hall,
1616; M.A. from Caius, 1620. Ord. priest (Norwich) Mar. 12,
1619-20. R. of Weston, Suffolk, 1623; apparently sequestered;
petitioned for restitution of tithes, June 23, 1660. Brother
of Edward (1603), etc. (Venn, i. 203.)
UTTING, WILLIAM. Proctor, 1452-3. Vice-Chancellor, 1467-8.
Perhaps R. of Chartham, Kent, 1471-81; D.D. Chaplain
to Archbishop Bourchier. Died Feb. 10, 1481-2. Buried in
Lambeth Church. Perhaps brother of John (1454-5). (Gr.
Bk, A, 32, 40; Hasted, iii. 156.)
UTTON, JAMES. D.Civ.L. 1479-80.
UTWARE, THOMAS. B.A. 1460-1; see Otware, Thomas;
probably the same man.
UTYE, EMMANUEL. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs. 1602.
Of Yorkshire. B.A. 1606-7; M.A. 1610; B.D. 1618; D.D.
1628. Fellow, 1607. V. of ChigweU, Essex, 1615-43;
sequestered; reinstated, 1660-1. Preb. of Wells, 1660-1. V.
of Stepney, London, 1660-1. Buried there Sept. 2, 1661.
Win, Cons. C. London. Perhaps brother of Nathaniel (1602)
and father of the next.
UTY, JONAS (or JONAH). Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, May 19,
1635. Of Essex. Perhaps s. of Emmanuel (above). Matric.
1637; B.A. 1638-9; M.A. 1642. R. of Braybrooke, North-
ants., 1644-7. Minister of AH Saints', Northampton, in 1645.
UTY, NATHANIEL. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs. 1602.
Perhaps brother of Emmanuel (1602).
UTEY, PHILIP. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Lent, 1584-5.
B. c. 1567. B.A. from St John's (according to Lincoln
Register) probably in 1589-90. Ord. deacon (Peterb.). Oct.
16, 1588; priest (Chester) July 28, 1589. C. of Algarkirk.
V. of Kilnsea, Yorks., 1599-1605. R. of Careby, Lines., 1612.
UTY, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Michs. 1571. Ord.
deacon (York) Aug. 1574; priest. Mar. 1575-6- V. of Ottring-
ham, Yorks., 1579-90.
UVEDALE, see also UDALL.
Vale, Willlam
UVEDALE, ALVERY. B.A. i539-4o; M.A. 1540-1. Perhaps
of Marrick, Yorks., Esq., in 1576; held a third part of the
manor. Probably his wiil (P.C.C.) 1586; 'Averie' Uvedale,
of Marrick, Yorks., Esq. (J. Ch. Smith.)
UVEDALE, JAMES. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Trinity, May 27,
1697. S. of Robert (1659), of Enfield, Middlesex, LL.D.
School, Enfield (his father). Matric. 1699-1700; Scholar,
1701; B.A. 1701-2; M.A. 1705. Fellow, 1704. Adm. at Gray's
Inn, Nov. 3, 1701. Ord. deacon (Gloucester) Sept. 10, 1708;
priest, Mar. 30, 1709. R. of Bishop's Cleeve, Gloucs., 1709-
37. Died Mar. 27, 1737. Brother of Robert (1696) and
Samuel (1717). (F. S. Hockaday.)
UVEDALL or UDALL, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Trinity,
May 10, 1659. Of Warwickshire. S. of Robert, of West-
minster, London. B. May 25, 1642, in the parish of St
Margaret's. School, Westminster. Scholar, 1659; Matric.
1660; B.A. 1662-3; M.A. 1666; LL.D. 1682 (Cotn. Reg.).
Fellow, 1664. An eminent schoolmaster at Enfield, Middle-
sex, 1664. Ord. deacon (London) Mar. 1665-6; priest, Jan. 9,
1691-2. R. of Orpington, Kent, 1692-1722. R. of Barking
and Needham, Suffolk, 1700. A famous horticulturist;
cultivated exotic plants. His herbarium forms vols. 302-15
of the Sloane collection. Died Aug. 17, 1722, aged 81.
Buried at Enfield. Father of James (above), of the next and
Samuel (1717). (Hutckins, iii. 148; D.N.B.)
UVEDALE, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Trinity, July 6,
1696. S. of Robert (above), LL.D., of Enfield, Middlesex.
Educated under his father. Scholar, 1697; Matric. 1699;
B.A. 1700-1; M.A. 1704; B.D. 1712; D.D. 1717. Fellow,
1703. Ord. deacon (Ely) Dec. 19, 1708; priest. Mar. 5,
1709-10. V. of Enfield, 1721-31. Died 1731. Will (P.C.C.)
1731. Brother of James (1697) and Samuel {1717), father
of the next.
UVEDALE, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Trinity, Jan. 27,
1748. S. of Robert (above), of Enfield, Middlesex. Bapt.
Nov. 22, 1728. School, Winchester. Matric. 1748; Scholar,
1751; B.A. 1752; M.A. 1755; D.D. 1772. Fellow, 1753. Ord.
deacon (Ely) Feb. 23, 1752; priest (Lincoln) June 17, 1753.
Chaplain to the Marquis of Rockingham. V. of Swineshead,
Lincoln, in 1762. R. of Langton-by-Partney, 1762. Will
(P.C.C.) 1800; of Langton, Lines., clerk. (Lambeth Act
Book.)
UVEDALE, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, June
29, 1717. S. of Robert (1659), LL.D., schoolmaster, of
Enfield, Middlesex. School, Enfield. Matric. 1719; Scholar,
1720; B.A. 1721-2. Ord. deacon (Norwich) June; priest,
July, 1723. R. of Barking, Suffolk, 1723-75. R. of Flowton,
1727. R. of Combes, 1735-75. Died Sept. 28, 1775. Brother
of Robert (1696) and James (1697).
UVEDALE, WILLIAM. B.A. 1654 (Incorp. from Oxford).
Matric. (Queen's College, Oxford) Nov. lo, 1651; B.A. 1654;
M.A. (Oxford) 1660.
UVEDALE, WILLIAM. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 18) at Sidney,
Feb. 18, 1687-8. S. and h. of William, gent. B. 1668, at
Horton, Dorset. Schools, Wimbome, Dorset (Mr Moyle) and
Winchester. Matric. 1688. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Dec. 7,
1687. Living, 1712. (Hutchins, iii. 144.)
V
VACHE, RICHARD DE LA. Scholar at King's Hall, 1369.
VADE, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Clare, Oct. 4, 1739. S. of
William, of Bromley, Kent, apothecary. B. at Bromley.
Matric. 1740; B.A. 1743-4; M.A. 1747. Ord. deacon
(Rochester) Sept. 23, 1744; priest, Oct. 5, 1746. R. of
isleham, Cambs., 1746-51. V. of St Nicholas, Rochester,
Kent, 1751-65. V. of Croydon, Surrey, 1755-65. Chaplain
to the Bishop of Rochester. Died June 9, 1765, aged 42.
M.I. at Croydon. Will, P.C.C. (Surrey Archaeol. Soc., vii.
106.)
VADES, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, Mar. 17,
1748-9. S. of Abraham, of Ireland. B. at Edenderry, King's
Co. School, Dublin. Matric. (Exeter College, Oxford) May 11,
1749, age 17; of Mount Melick, Queen's County. (Al. Oxon.)
VAILES, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, May 19,
1701. S. of John, deceased. B. at HuU, Yorks. School,
Beverley (Mr Lambert). Matric. 1701, 'Wailes.' Buried at
All Saints', Cambridge, May 9, 1703.
VALAVIN, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Trinity, Aug. 18,
1692. S. of John. B. at Ibberton, Dorset. School, Blandford
(Mr George Gerrard). Matric. 1693. '
VALLAVINE, PETER. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 24) at Peter-
house, July 3, 1722. Of Cambridgeshire. School, King's
College School. Matric. 1723; LL.B. 1728. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) Sept. 22, 1723; priest, Feb. 21, 1724-5- Minor
Canon of Canterbury. R. of Reculver, Kent, 1726-9. R. of
Monkton and Birchington, 1729-65. V. of Preston, near
Wingham, 1743-67. Died Jan. 11, 1767, aged 69. Buried
at Preston. (T. A. Walker, 247.)
VALE, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June 29, 1615; B.A.
1618-9; M.A. 1622. Perhaps of Cowden, Kent, clerk. Will
(P.C.C.) 1633.
VALE, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Peterhouse, Apr. 15,
1659. Of Warwick. School, Coventry. Possibly s. of William,
of Coventry, Warws. If so migrated to Oxford. Matric.
(Gloucester Hall, Oxford) Dec. 14, 1660, age 19 (sic). Per-
haps V. of Wolfhamcote, Warws., 1666, and of Napton-on-
the-Hill, 1676. (Al. Oxon.)
VALE, WILLIAM. B.Can.L. 1465-6. V. of Histon St Etheldreda,
Cambs., 1459-72. Will (P.C.C.) 1491-
VALE ROYAL, Abbot of. Incorp. 1488-9.
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Valence, John
VALENCE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1617;
Scholar, 1619.
VALENCE or VALENTIUS, PETER. Pens, at Gonville Haxl,
152 1-4. A Norman. Chaplain and almoner to Goodrich,
Bishop of Ely. An early reformer. Distinguished himself
in 1517 by a bold attack on the Proclamation of Indulgences.
Like Luther, he posted a notice on the copy afi&xed over the
gate of the schools at Cambridge. Visited the martyrs,
Wolsey and Pigot in prison, 1555. {Venn, i. 25; Cooper, i.
155)
VALENCIENS, SAER DE. 'King's Scholar' at Cambridge,
1327.
VALENGER, STEPHEN. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age ?i) at Caius,
May II, 1562. Of Watlington, Norfolk. S. of Robert, gent.
School, Aylsham. B.A. 1559-60; M.A. 1562. Fellow, 1562-8.
Tutor till about 1568. Doubtless the recusant, fined and
imprisoned for his support of Campian, the Jesuit Martyr,
c. 1582; reported as a recusant, 1587. Bcdlad writer. (Venn,
I- 49-)
VALLENGER, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Caius, Oct. 11,
1593. S. of Thomas, gent., of Watlington, Norfolk. School,
Lynn (Mr Roberts). Died in College. Buried at St Michael's,
Cambridge, June 14, 1595. (Venn, i. 150.)
VALENTINE, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from Christ's, c. 1593.
VALENTINE, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Dec. 1616;
B.A. 1620-1; M.A. 1624. Incorp. at Oxford, 1628. D.D.
(Oxford) 1636. R. of Deptford, Kent, 1630-43. Buried
Jan. 18, 1643, at Deptford. Benefactor to Christ's. (Peile,
I. 312.)
VALENTINE, JAMES. Adm. sizar at Trinity, June 2, 1645.
Of Lancashire. S. of William, V. of Roe Green. Bapt.
Oct. 29, 1626, at Eccles. Matric. 1645; Scholar, 1646; B.A.
1648-9; M.A. 1652; B.D. 1662. Fellow, 1649. Regius
Professor of Greek, 1663-6. Probably P.C. of Ellen brook
Chapel, Lanes., 1650-4. Buried in the College Chapel,
Nov. 9, 1666. Wm proved (V.C.C.) 1667.
VALENTINE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Caius, Nov. 17,
1576. S. of Roger, yeoman, of Wootton Courtenay, Somerset.
School, Selworthy. Matric. 1576. Afterwards matric.
(Alban Hall, Oxford) Dec. i, 1581, age 21; B.A. (Oxford)
Dec. 7, 1582. (Venn, i. 88; Al. Oxon.)
VALENTINE, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter,
1603. 2nd s. of Thomas, of BentdifEe, Lanes., gent. Bapt.
July 15, 1588, at Eccles, Lanes. B.A. 1606-7; M.A. 1610.
Ord. deacon (London) Sept. 1610, age 24. Lecturer at
Watford, Herts., 1613. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Aug. 6, 1615.
R. of Aldingham, Lanes., 1623-5. R- oi ChaUont St Giles',
Bucks., 1625-60. Chaplain of the Almshouse, Watford;
deprived, 1661. Author, sermon, etc. Died c. 1665. (Peile,
I. 245; Lipscomb, ni. 228.)
VALENTINE, . Resident pens, at Jesus, 1564-5.
VALERA, CYPRIAN DE. B.A. 1559-60 (Incorp. from Seville).
B. at Seville, 1532. M.A. 1563. Fellow of Magdalene, c.
1560. Incorp. at Oxford, 1566. Translated the Bible into
Spanish, etc. (Cooper, 11. 353; Mag. Coll. Hist., 61.)
VALLETE, PETER. Adm. pens, (age 2i) at St John's, Oct. 25,
1735. S. of Peter, Esq. B. at Port Royal, Jamaica. School,
Buntinglbrd, Herts. Died in Jamaica, 1761. (G. Mag.;
L. Mag.)
VANBRUGH, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's,
Mar. 17, 1747-8. S. of George, gent., of Middlesex. Bapt.
at St Dimstan-in-the-West, London, Aug. 19, 1728. School,
Sedbergh. Colleger at Eton, 1742-6. Matric. 1748; B.A.
1753; M.A. 1770. Ord. deacon (Lincoln, Litt. dim. from
Norwich) Feb. 23; priest (Canterbury) Sept. 23, 1752.
Master at Dent School, Yorks. Head Master of King's
School, Chester. R. of Buckland, Gloucs., 1776-84. Minor
Canon of Chester, 1780. Died Feb. 1784. (Scott-Mayor, in.
575; G. Mag.)
VANBROUGH, WILLIAM. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Trinity, Sept.
14, 1674. Doubtless s. of William, merchant, of St Stephen's,
Walbrook, London, and of Walton-on-Thames, Surrey.
Bapt. Jan. i, 1657, at Walbrook. M.A. 1675 (Lit. Reg.).
Adm. at the Inner Temple, May 31, 1676. Of Whitehall,
and of Walton-on-Thames. One of these names Secretary
to the Commissioners of Greenwich Hospital and Comptroller
of the Treasury Chamber. Died Nov. 20, 1716. (If the
suggested identification is correct, he was a cousin of Sir
John Vanbrugh, the celebrated dramatist and architect.)
(Le Neve, Knts., 512; N. and Q., 2nd S., i. 8; 4th S., ix.
499-)
VAN DE BEMDE, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Caius, Mar. lo,
1672-3; re-adm. FeU.-Com. June 27, 1673. S. of Abraham,
Esq., of Westminster, London. Schools, Westminster,
Vane, Henry
(?) Henndorf, Transylvania, Walsingham, Norfolk (Mr Pitts)
and Chelsea (Mr Swondam). Matric. 1672-3. Adm. at Gray's
Inn, Aug. 6, 1670. (Venn, 1. 448.)
VANDELURE or VANDELOUR, PETER. Adm. pens, (age 16)
at Peterhouse, Apr. 28, 1625. 2nd s. of Peter, merchant,
of Boston, Lines, (and Katherine, dau. of Peter Baron, D.D.).
Bapt. July 9, 1609, at Boston. Matric. 1625; Scholar, i62fr-
30; B.A. 1628-9. Customer of Boston, 1634. Buried Jan. 16,
1638-9, at Boston. Brother of the next. (T. A. Walker, 31;
Lines. Pedigrees, 1027.)
VANDELURE, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Feb. 23,
1638-9. Of Lincolnshire. 5th s. of Peter, merchant, of
Boston. Bapt. there, Apr. 29, 1621. Matric. 1639; B.A.
1642-3; M.A. 1646. V. of Tudeley, Kent, 1649 and 1660-9.
Preb. of Lincoln, 1663-1700. Died Feb. 21, 1699-1700,
aged 79. Brother of the above. (Fielding, Rochester.)
VANDENDRIESSCHE, GERARD. M.D. 1515-6.
VANDEPUT, PETER. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Corpus Christi,
1731. S. and h. of Sir Peter, of London, Bart., and of Stand-
lynch, WUts. Matric. 1731. Adm. at the Inner Temple,
Feb. I, 1724-5. Died v. p. and unmarried at Groningen,
Holland. Admon., June 21, 1734. (Burke, Ext. Bart.;
G.E.C., V. 59; Masters.)
VANDERNAM, FRETWELL. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's,
June 25, 1735. S. of FretweU, of SouthweU, Notts. B. there.
School, SouthweU. Matric. 1735; B.A. 1738-9. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) Sept. 23, 1739; priest (Norwich) May 24, 1741.
V. of Woolavington, Somerset, 1757-63. V. of Wraysbury,
Bucks., 1763-1803. Died Jan. 24, 1803. Buried at Wrays-
bury. (Scott-Mayor, in. 469.)
VANDON, VINCENT. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 22, 1611;
'of Trinity CoUege.'
VANDRUN, FREDERICK. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Sept. 29,
1595.
VANE, see also FANE.
VANE, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. FeU.-Com. from King's, Michs.
1719. Doubtless s. of William, Viscount Vane of Ireland.
Died July 19, 1721, age 17. (Musgrave.)
VANE, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 15) at St John's, Apr. 14,
1699. S. of George (1665). B. in London. School, Sedbergh.
Matric. 1699. Of London, merchant. Died s.p. WUl dated,
Dec. 13, 1710; proved (London) May 15, 1714. Brother of
Guy (1699). (Surtees, in. 214.)
VANE, FREDERICK. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 17) at Peter-
house, Jan. 30, 1749-50. 2nd s. of Henry, 3rd Bjiron
Barnard, of Barnard Castle. B. June 26, 1732. Matric. 1750.
Deputy Treasurer of Chelsea Hospital. M.P. for Co. Durham,
1761-74. Of SeUaby, Durham. Married (i) Henrietta, sister
to Sir WiUiam Meredith, Bart.; (2) Grace, dau. of Arthur
Lysaght. Died Apr. 28, 1801. WiU, P.C.C. (Collins, iv.
526.)
VANE, GEORGE. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 16) at Sidney, May 26,
1665. 2nd s. of Sir George, Knt. B. at Rogerley HaU,
Durham. Bapt. Feb. 22, 1647-8, at Long Newton. School,
Morpeth, Northumberland (Mr Thos. Spink). Matric. 1665.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, June 16, 1665. Of Richmond, Yorks.
Married Hester, dau. of Guy Carleton, LL.D., Bishop of
Chichester. Buried May 4, 1719, at Shipbume, Kent. Will
(London) 1720. Brother of Lionel (1665), father of Guy
(1699) and Edward (1699)- (Burke, Ext. Bari. iH. M. Wood.)
VANE, GODFREY WOODWARD. Matric. FeU.-Com. from
Clare, Michs. 1751. S. of Walter (by his 2nd wife Mary-
Anne, dau. of Godfrey Woodward, of Putney, Surrey, Esq.).
Adm. at the Inner Temple, Apr. 26, 1750. Of Twyford,
Hants., Esq. Married Sarah, dau. of James Birch, of
Coventry, Wanvs., Esq. Died before 1787. (Surtees, in.
214.)
VANE, GUY. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, Apr. 14, 1699.
S. of George (1665), Esq., of St Andrew, Holbom, London.
Bapt. May 26, 1681, at St Peter-the-Great, Chichester,
Sussex. School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1699. Adm. at Gray's
Inn, Jan. 27, 1704-5. Will dated, July 2, 1729; proved
(P.C.C.) July 19, 1730. Brother of Edward (1699). (Surtees,
in. 214.)
VANE, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity, Apr. 26, 1746.
S. of George, of Long Newton, Durham. Bapt. there, Feb. 26,
1728-9. School, Durham (Mr Dongworth). Matric. 1746;
Scholar, 1747; B.A. 1750; M.A. 1753; LL.D. 1761. FeUow,
1752. Adm. at the Middle Temple, Apr. 12, 1744. Ord.
deacon (York) Nov. 26, 1752; priest (Durham) Mar. 18, 1754.
R. of Gt Stainton, Durham, 1754-60. Preb. of Durham,
1758-94. Created Bart., July 13, 1782. R. of Long Newton.
Married Frances, dau. of John Tempest, of Sherburne,
Durham. Died June 7, 1794. Buried at Long Newton.
WUl (P.C.C.) 1795. (G. Mag.; G.E.C., v. 224.)
293
Vane, Henry
VANE, HENRY. M.A. 1749. S. and h. of Henry, of West-
minster, Esq. (afterwards Earl of Darlington). Matric.
(Christ Church, Oxford) May 28, 1744, age 17- M.P. for
Downton, 1749-53; for Co. Durham, 1753-8- Created
Viscount Somerset, 1754- Succeeded as 2nd Earl of
Darlington, Mar. 6, 1758. Lord-Lieutenant of Durham,
1758-92. Master of the Jewel Office, 1763. Governor of
Carlisle, 1763-92. Died Sept. 8, 1792. Buried at Raby,
Durham. Will, P.C.C. (A. B. Beaven; Al. Oxon.; Collins,
IV. 526.)
VANE, LIONEL. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 17) at Sidney, May 26,
1665. S. and h. of Sir George, Knt. B. at Rogerley Hall,
Durham. Bapt. July 25, 1646, at Stanhope. School, Mor-
peth, Northumberland (Mr Thos. Spink). Matric. 1665.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, June 16, 1665. Of Long Newton,
Durham. Married Catherine, dau. of Sir George Fletcher,
of Hutton, Cumberland. Will dated. Mar. 3, 1709. Admon.,
May26, 1711. Brother of George (1665). (Burke, £;rt. Bart. ;
H. M. Wood.)
VANE, THOMAS (i6i8), see FANE.
VANE, . Adm. Fell.-Com. at Trinity Hall, Dec. 6, 1742-
Possibly Lionel, 2nd s. of George, of Long Newton, Durham.
Bapt. there, Aug. 4, 1724. Died unmarried, Feb. 20, 1793.
If so, brother of Henry (1746). (SuHees, in. 214.)
VANHAM or VANNAM, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Queens',
Easter, 1655. Of London. B.A. 1658-9; M.A. 1662; D.D.
1674 (Lit. ifeg.). R. of West Camel, Somerset, 1665. Chaplain-
in-ordinary to the King, 1673-1721. V. of Bibury, Gloucs.,
1673-1721. Died July 14, 1721, aged 84. M.I. at Bibury.
WiU (P.C.C.) 1721.
VANHUCKE, BARTHOLOMEW. Matric. pens, from Trinity
Hall, Easter, 1568. A Fleming from Ghent.
VANN, JOHN (1721), see VENN.
VANNES, PETER. B.D. (according to Cooper); incorp. from
abroad. A friar. S. of Stephen, of Lucca, Italy. Latin
Secretary to Henry VIII, 1513, and to Wolsey, 1514. Ac-
companied Wolsey to France, 1527. Resident in Rome,
vainly soliciting Henry VIII's divorce, 1529. R. of Wheat-
hampstead, Herts., 1529. Preb. of Salisbury, 1529-63.
King's orator at Rome, 1533. Preb. of York, 1534. Arch-
deacon of Worcester, 1534-63. Dean of Sarum, 1540-63.
R. of Tredington, Worcs., 1541. Preb. of St Paul's, 1542.
Ambassador at Venice, 1550-6. Preb. of Hereford, 1554-63.
Preb. of Wells, 1557-63. Buried May, 1563, at St Paul's.
(Cooper, I. 220; D.N.B.)
VANSHAPWYCK, THOMAS (1375). ««< HORSTON.
VAN VLETEREN or VAN ULETER, TIMOTHY. Adm. pens,
(age 16) at Magdalene, Oct. 14, 1647. S. of Timothy, clerk,
late of London, minister of the Dutch Church. Bapt. Mar. 17,
1631, at Austin Friars. School, Albury. Matric. 1647; B.A.
1650-1; M.D. (Caen), 1664. Hon. Fellow R.C.P., 1664.
(Munk, I. 344.)
VAN WHYLDER, W. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Christ's, Michs.
1568.
VARDON, see VERDON.
VAREY, JAMES. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Peterhouse, May 20,
1705; afterwards sizar. Of Durham. School, Houghton-le-
Spring. Matric. i7o7;Scholar; B.A. i7io-i.(r.i4.WaZAw, 213.)
VASEY, see VESEY.
VASIN, HUGH. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1595.
VASIN, JEREMY. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, 1623. Matric.
1623; B.A. 1627-8; M.A. 1631. Usher of Boston School,
Lines., 1628-33. R- of Skirbeck, till 1679. Died Jan. 7, 1679.
Brother of the next. (Thompson, Boston, 286.)
VASIN, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, 1623; B.A. 1626-7.
Brother of Jeremy (above).
VASSALL, ASSER. Adm. pens, at Queens', July i, 1687. Of
Essex. Matric. 1687.
VASSAL, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, Apr. 18,
1653. S. of Samuel, parliamentarian and merchant, of
London (for whom see D.N.B.). B. there. Matric. 1653-4;
B.A. 1658.
VASSALL, STEPHEN. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Easter,
1616. S. of John, of Cocksey Hurst, Essex, colonial pioneer
(for whom see D.N.B.). B.A. 1619-20; M.A. 1623. Ord.
deacon (London) July 16, 1623; priest. May 23, 1624. R. of
Rayleigh, Essex, 1628-43. Died 1643. {Vis. of London,
1634.)
VASSALL, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Queens', May 10, 1718.
and s. of John, of Jamaica. Matric. 1718. Adm. at the
Middle Temple, Feb. 21, 1717-8.
VATHELL, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Sr John's, c. 1592.
VAUGHAN, AMIAS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, July 10, 1656.
Of Cheshire. C. of Bunbury, Cheshire, in 1663.
Vaughan, Griffith
VAUGHAN, ARTHUR. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, May
25, 1732. S. of Richard, saddler. B. at Shrewsbury. School,
Shrewsbury. Matric. 1732; B.A. 1735-6; M.A. 1743. Ord.
deacon (Lincoln) Dec. 19, 1736. 3rd Master at Shrewsbury,
1737-40. Ord. priest (Hereford) Sept. 20, 1741. Vicar-
choral of Hereford, 1740. Died Aug. 12, 1749, aged 36.
(Scott-Mayor, in. 442 ; Shrewsbury School.)
VAUGHAN, BENJAMIN. Matric. sizar from Magdalene^
Easter, 1635; B.A. 1638-9; M.A. 1642. Ord. deacon (Peterb.
June 9, 1639.
VAUGHAN, CHARLES. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Mar. 13,
1620-1. Matric. 1621; B.A. 1624-5; M.A. 1628.
VAUGHAN, DOMINIC. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, Easter,
1558. Matric. c. 1558. Probably s. of Edward. Doubtless
adm. at Douay, in 1576; received priest's orders. Despatched
to England, Oct. 12, 1576. Arrested but released owing
to the exertions of his brother (?John (1558))- (T. A.
Walker.)
VAUGHAN or WAGHAM, EDWARD. D.Can.L. and D.Civ.L.
1481-2. R. of St Matthew's, Friday Street, London, 1487.
Preb. of St Paul's, 1493-1509. V. of Islington, Middlesex,
1499-1509. Treasurer of St Paul's, 1503-9. Archdeacon of
Lewes, 1509. Bishop of St David's, 1509-22. Died Nov.
1522. Buried in St David's Cathedral. Will (P.C.C). Great
benefactor to St David's Cathedral. (Cooper, i. 26; Br.
Willis, St Davids; D.N.B.)
VAGHAN or VAUGHAN, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from
Queens', Easter, 1645. Of London. S. and h. of Edward,
goldsmith. Bapt. July 20, 1628, at St Vedast's. Adm. at
New Inn Hall, Oxford, July 15, 1648; 'B.A. from Cambridge' ;
M.A. (Oxford) 1651. Fellow of Magdalen College, Oxford,
1649. R- of Slymbridge, Gloucs., 1652-4. P.C. of Romford,
Essex, 1659-62. Buried at Stoke Newington. Will (P.C.C.)
1663; a bequest to Slymbridge. (H. Smith; J. Ch. Smith;
Al. Oxon.)
VAUGHAM, EDWARD. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 18) at St John's,
Mar. 22, 1668-9. S. of Owen, gent., of Bala, Merioneth.
B. there. Matric. 1669.
VAUGHAN, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Pembroke,
Jan. 21, 1688-9. S. of Richard, Esq.; of Wales. Matric.
1689.
VAUGHAN, EDWARD. Matric. FeU.-Com. from King's,
Easter, 1695. Perhaps s. and h. of Edward (and Mary
Purcell), of Glanllyntegid, Wales. If so, died 1700. (Arch.
Cambr. 5th S., viii. 195.)
VAUGHAN, EDWARD. M.A. from King's, 1729. S. of
Meredith, of Woodstock, Oxon., clerk. Matric. (Trinity
College, Oxford) Mar. 6, 1710-1, age 14; B.A. (New Inn Hall,
Oxford) 1714. R. of Nuffield, Surrey, i73i-59- Died Feb. 3,
1759. (^'- Oxon.; G. Mag.)
VAUGHAN, EDWARD. M.A. from King's, 1744. S. of Row-
land, of MaUwhite (Mallwyd), Montgomery, clerk. B. there.
Matric. (Jesus College, Oxford) Feb. 21, 1721-2, age 19;
B.A. (Merton College, Oxford) 1725. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
Mar. 6, 1725-6; priest, Sept. 24, 1727. C. of Kelmarsh,
Northants., 1726. R. of Papworth St Agnes, Cambs., 1744-
87. Died Oct. 1787, aged 86. (Al. Oxon.; G. Mag.)
VAUGHAN, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age i8) at Emmanuel,
Mar. 20, 1746-7. S. of Abraham, saddler, of Birmingham.
School, Birmingham. Matric. 1747; B.A. 1751; M.A.
1754; B.D. 1761. Fellow, 1753. Taxor, 1756. Ord. deacon
(Chester) Dec. 25, 1753. V. of Fressingfield, Suffolk, 1776-97.
Died Mar. 17, 1797. M.I. at Fressingfield. Will, P.C.C.
VAUGHAN, ELLIS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, Nov. 25,
1664. S. of Robert, yeoman, of Bala, Merioneth. B. there.
School, Shrewsbury. Matric. 1664; B.A. 1668-9.
VAUGHAN, EVANS (EVAN LLOYD). Adm. pens, (age 18) at
St John's, Feb. 6, 1727-8. Doubtless s. of Richard, Esq.,
of Cors-y-gedol, Merioneth. B.atCors-y-gedol. School, Eton,
Constable of Harlech Castle, 1754 and 1761. High Sheriff for
Co. Denbigh, 1766-7. M.P. for Co. Merioneth, 1774-91.
Died Dec. 4, 1791. Will (P.C.C.) 1792. Brother of William
(1726). (Scott-Mayor, in. 411.)
VAGHAN, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from Trinity Hall,
Easter, 1549. One of these names adm. at Gray's Inn,
1552.
VAUGHAN, FRANCIS. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 16) at St John's,
May 18, 1641. S. of John, Esq., of Sutton-on-Derwent,
Yorks. (and Anne, dau. of Sir Christopher Pickering). B.
there. School, Ripon (Mr Palmes). Married Ann, dau. of
Sir Thomas Boynton. (F.M.G., 993.)
VAUGHAN, GRIFFITH. M.A. from Pembroke, 1681. S. of
Edmund, R. of Pitsford, Northants. Matric. (Magdalen
CoUege, Oxford) May 3, 1672, age 16; B.A. (Oxford) 1676
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Mar. 10, 1679-80. Archdeacon 0
294
Vaughan, Henry
Salop, 1681-1726. V. of Alrewas, Stafford, 1681. R. of
Coppenhall, Cheshire, 1681-1721. Chancellor and preb. of
Lichfield, 1690-1726. R. of Hinstock, Salop, 1705- R. of
Sarthomley, Cheshire, 1721-6. Died 1726. Father of Thomas
(T719). {Al. Oxon.)
VAUGHAN or WAWEN, HENRY. B.A. 1493-4-
VAUGH/UiJ, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Oct. 16,
1580. 2nd s. of Stephen (? 1554), gent. B. at Hutton, Essex.
School, Hutton. Adm. at the Middle Temple, Nov. 3, 1582.
Brother of Stephen (1580). (Venn, 1. 108.)
VAUGHAN, HENRY. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1674. Of
Northampiinshire.
VAUGHAN, HENRY. Adm. sizar at Queens', June 27, 1706.
Of Essex. Ptibably s. of William (1674). Matric. 1706; B.A.
1709-10; M.A. 1713. Ord. deacon (London) Sept. 23; priest
(Winchester) D»c. 30, 1711. V. of Leominster, Hereford, c.
1711. V. of Ayitestrey, 1724.
VAUGHAN or VAWCHAN, HUGH. B.Can.L. 1525-6. Doubt-
less V. of Melboun, Cambs., in 1528. WiU (P.C.C.) 1534;
'of St Martin's, Worcester, and Melboum, Cambs.' (C.C.
Ely) 1533. One of faese names V. of Gt Bardfield, Essex,
1533; R- of Gestingthirpe, 1537; V. of Halstead, 1537-40;
V. of Coggeshall, 1545-58. (J. Crosby; G. F. Beaumont,
Coggeshall.)
VAUGHAN, HUMPHREY. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's,
Nov. 24, 1631. S. of Fuike, Esq., of Llanvaire Talehaem,
Denbigh. B. there. School, Cambridge (Mr Lovering)
Matric. 1631; B.A. 1635-t; M.A. 1639.
VAUGHAN, JOHN. B.A. 1495-1500; M.A. 1503; B.D. 1511-2.
Fellow of Queens', 1504-19. Principal of Garret Hostel,
1503, and of St William's Hostel, 1504. Perhaps his will
(P.C.C.) 1519; 'of Datchet Bucks.' John Vaghan, B.D.,
claimed the vicarage of Eartlow, Cambs., in 1526, but
apparently unsuccessfully.
VAUGHAN, JOHN. B.Civ.L. i!o6-7. One of these names R.
of Rettenden, Essex, 1541-57 Died 1557. But see Al. Oxon.
for a contemporary namesake. {Cooper, i. 549, who seems
to confound him with John (aoove).)
VACHAN, JOHN. Matric. sizar frcm Magdalene, Easter, 1545.
VAUGHAN, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, Easter, 1558.
S. of Edward. Matric. 1558; E.A. 1560-1 (ist in the ordo).
Perhaps adm. at the Inner Temple, 1562. One of these names
R. of Kingsley, Staffs., c. 1577-9; B.A. Probably brother
of Dominic (1558).
VAUGHAM, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Easter, 1570.
VAHON, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Michs. 1589.
VOUGHAN, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1604.
VAUGHAN, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1605;
B.A. 1608-9; M.A. 1612. Incorp. at Oxford, 1617. R. of
Beccles, Suffolk, 1613-38. Perhaps V. of Butterwick, Lines.,
1622.
VAUGHAN, JOHN. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Queens', Apr. 18, 1605.
Of Montgomery. Doubtless 2nd s. of Owen, of Llwydiarth,
Montgomery. Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1606. Married
Margaret, dau. of Richard Herbert, of Montgomery, Esq.
Living, 1642. (Vis. of Wales, 1. 294.)
VAUGHAN, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Easter,
1620. Of London. B. Oct. 26, 1602. School, Merchant
Taylors'. B.A. 1623-4; M.A. 1627; B.D. 1635. Fellow,
1627; ejected, 1644. V. of Comberton, Cambs., 1639-41.
R. of Waresley, Hunts., 1641-2. V. of Saxthorpe, Norfolk,
1642, ejected. Benefactor to the College Library. (Loder.)
VAUGHAN, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1627.
VAUGHAN, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Jesus, June 7, 1632. Of
Kent. Matric. 1632. One of these names V. of Appledore,
Kent, 1651-5. Buried there 1655.
VAUGHAN, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Pembroke, Mar. 19,
1632-3 S. of Theophilus (1607), of Beccles, Suffolk, attomey-
at-law. B. in London. School, Charterhouse. Matric. 1633.
Migrated to St John's, Nov. 22, 1633. Brother of Nicholas
(1640).
VAUGHAN, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 15) at St John's, May 24,
1641. S. of John, gent., of Meivod, Montgomery. B. there.
School, Shrewsbury. Matric. 1641.
VAUGHAN, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, July 10, 1649.
Of Merioneth. Matric. 1649; B.A. 1653-4; M.A. 1657. One
of these names R. of Foston, Leics., 1671-6.
VAUGHAM, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 19) at St John's, Mar. 23,
1673-4. S. of Howel, gent., of St Asaph. B. there. School,
Wem. Matric. 1674. Perhaps adm. at the Inner Temple,
Feb. 10, 1674-5; of Llwydiarth, Montgomery. Perhaps
brother of Maurice (1677).
Vaughan, Thomas
VAUGHAN, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's, June 23,
1677. S. of Richard, husbandman. B. at Kinton, Salop.
School, Bridgnorth (Mr Comes). Matric. 1677.
VAUGHAN, JONATHAN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Sept, 26,
1642. Perhaps migrated to Oxford; if so, of St Botolph's,
Aldersgate, London. Scholar of Wadham College, Oxford,
1646, age 18; B.A. (Oxford) 1648; M.A. 1649. Fellow of
Wadham, 1650. (Al. Oxon.)
VAUGHAN, JOSEPH. Adm. pens, at Queens', June 24, 1648.
Of London. Perhaps s. and h. of Joseph, of London. Adm.
at Gray's Inn, May 3, 1651.
VAUGHAN, MAURICE. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's,
July 4, 1677. S. of Howell, Esq., deceased. B. at Llanfyllin,
Montgomery. School, Eton. Matric. 1677; B.A. 1680-1; M.A.
1684. Fellow of Trinity Hall, 1685-94. Ord. priest (St
Asaph) Jan. i8, 1690-1. R. of Yelling, Hunts., 1692-1722.
Preb. of Lichfield, 1692-1722. Preb. of Windsor, 1695-1722.
Died Apr. 27, 1722. Will, P.C.C. Perhaps brother of John
(1673-4). (Musgrave.)
VAUGHAN, NICHOLAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Christ's,
Apr. 28, 1640. S. of Theophilus (1607). B. at Beccles,
Suffolk. Schools, Beccles (Mr Neeve) and Norwich (Mr
Lovering). Matric. 1640. Brother of John (1632-3). (PeiU,
I. 470.)
VAUGHAN, OLIVER. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter, 1588.
Of Huntingdonshire.
VAGHAN, PHILIP. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter, 1631.
Of Salop. B.A. 1634-5; M.A. 1638.
VAUHAN, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter,
1559-
VAGHAN, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs. 1562.
VAUGHAN, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs.
1569. 2nd s. of Thomas. B. c. 1550, at Nyffryn, Carnarvon.
B.A. 1573-4; M.A. 1577; D.D. 1588-9. Incorp. at Oxford,
1584. Chaplain to the Queen and to Dr Aylmer, Bishop of
London (his uncle). R. of Chipping Ongar, Essex, 1578-81,
and of Little Canfield, 1580-91. Preb. of St Paul's, 1583-95.
Archdeacon of Middlesex, 1588-96. R. of Moreton, Essex,
1591. V. of Gt Dunmow, 1592. Canon of Wells, 1593.
R. of Lutterworth. R. of Stanford Rivers, 1594. Bishop
of Bangor, 1595-7; of Chester, 1597-1604; of London,
1604-7. Archdeacon of Anglesey, 1596. R. of Bangor-
ys-coed, Flintshire, 1597-1604. Assisted William Morgan in
his translation of the Bible into Welsh. Died Mar. 30, 1607.
Buried in St Paul's. Will, P.C.C. (Cooper, 11. 450; DM.B.;
Al. Oxon.)
VAUGHAN, RICHARD. B.A. from Jesus, 1571-2. Incorp. at
Oxford, 1573. M.A. (Oxford) 1573-4. One of these names
C. of East Bamet, Herts., 1578. (Al. Oxon.; Cass, 210.)
VAUGHAN, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Pembroke,
Nov. 22, 1664. S. of Richard. Probably the 'Student in
Civil Law'; LL.B. 1669 (Lit. Reg.). If so, R. of Arlington,
Sussex, in 1677; V. of Steyning, 1677. (Lambeth Act Book;
T. C. Dale.)
VAUGHAN, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from King's, Michs. 1736;
B.A. 1740-1; M.A. 1754. Chaplain to the Earl of Plymouth.
V. of Kingston, Hereford. V. of Leominster, 1762.
VAUGHAN, RICHARD. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 18) at St John's,
Mar. 31, 1744. S. of John, gent., of Shenfield, Essex. B.
there. Schools, Brentwood and London. Matric. 1744. Adm.
at the Middle Temple, Mar. 4, 1740-1. Barrister, 1746.
VAUGHAN or VAHAN, ROWLAND. Matric. pens, from Clark,
Michs. 1584. Perhaps 3rd s. of Stephen (next), of St Mary
Spital, Bishopsgate, London. Knighted, Jan. 10, 1617-8.
Of St Mary Spital, 1633. Married Frances, dau. of Sir
Edward Watson, of Rockingham Castle, Northampton, Knt.
Perhaps brother of Henry (1580) and Stephen (1580). (Vis.
of London, 1634.)
VAUGHAN or VAGHAN, STEPHEN. Matric. pens, from Gon-
viLLE Hall, Easter, 1554. Probably s. of Steven. Adm. at
the Inner Temple, Oct. 21, 1564; 'of London.' Of St Mary
Spital, Bishopsgate, London. Married Joan, dau. of Richard
Stroud, of Newnam Court, Devon. Probably father of the
next, of Henry (1580) and perhaps of Rowland (above).
(Venn, 1. 37; Vis. of London, 1634.)
VAUGHAN, STEPHEN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, Oct. 16.
1580. S. and h. of Stephen (? above), gent. B. at Hutton,
Essex. School, Hutton (Mr Crosbie). Matric. 1580. Adm. at
the Middle Temple, Nov. 3, 1582. Brother of Henry (1580).
VAUGHAN, THEOPHILUS. Matric. pens, from St John's,
Michs. 1607. Of Essex. B.A. 1611-2. Fellow, 1612. Registrar
of Norwich diocese, 1616. Father of John (1632-3) and
Nicholas (1640).
VAGHAN, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Michs.
1545-
295
Vaughan, Thomas
VAUGHAN, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Queens*, Oct. i6, 1596.
Of Wales. Matric. 1596.
VAUGHAN, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Michs.
1631.
VAUGHAN, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Mar. 20,
1643-4. Of Ixjndon. Matric. 1644.
VAUGHAN, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Christ's, Apr.
30, 1650. S. of Tliomas. B. at Burton-on-Stather, lines.
Matric. 1650; B.A. 1653. One of these names V. of Helpston,
in 1663. (Peile, i. 533.)
VAUGHAN, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter,
1657. Of Wales. B.A. i66o-i; M.A. 1664. One of these
names, 'M.A.,' Chancellor of Bangor, 1699. Died c. 1705.
Buried at Beaumaris. (Br. Willis, Bangor, 163.)
VAUGHAN, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Jesus, May 2, 1712-3;
exhibitioner from St Paul's School. S. of Thomas, of London,
Esq. Matric. 1713; B.A. 1716-7; M.A. 1720. Ord. priest
(London) Dec. 20, 1719.
VAUGHAN, THOMAS. M.A. from Sidney, 1714. S. of John,
of Exeter, gent. Matric. (Exeter College, Oxford) Oct. 30,
1705, age 17; B.A. (Oxford) 1709-10. V. of Branscombe,
Devon, 1713. {Al. Oxon.)
VAUGHAN, THOMAS. M.A. from St Catharine's, 1719. S.
of Griffith (i68i), of Coppenhall, Cheshire, clerk. Matric.
(Brasenose College, Oxford) June 14, 1708, age 18; B.A.
(Oxford) 1712. V. of Pawlett, Somerset, 1723-6. V. of
Eccles, Lanes., 1726-48. Died 1748. (Al. Oxon.)
VAGHAN, W. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Michs. 1562.
(Possibly adm. at Peterhouse, Oct. 2, 1562; Vawgham.)
VAGHAN, WILLIAM. Scholar at King's Hall, 1506-10.
VAUGHAN, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Queens', Lent,
1563-4. Resident, Aug. 1564.
VAUGHAN, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter,
1579. Of Wales. Migrated to Oxford. B.A. (Balliol College,
Oxford) 1582. Incorp. at Cambridge, 1583. M.A. (Oxford)
1584; B.D. 1591; D.D. 1597. R. of Cerrig-y-Druidion, Den-
bigh, 1587-97. R. of LlangwmdymeU, 1593. R. of Llansan-
nan (portion), 1594-8. Canon of St Asaph, 1596. V. of
Rhuddlan, FUntshire, 1597-8. (Al. Oxon.)
VAUGHAN or VAHAN, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from St
John's, Easter, 1616; B.A. 1619-20; M.A. 1623; BJD. 1633.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Mar. 17, 1621-2; priest, Sept. 22, 1622.
Perhaps V. of Foxton, Cambs., 1630-49. One of these names,
'B.D.,' R. of Llanfairfechan, Carnarvon. R. of Aber.
Chancellor of Bangor, 1636. Sequestered, c. 1644. Died
before 1660. (Br. Willis, Bangor.)
VAUGHAN, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter,
1623. B. at Kimbolton, Hunts. B.A. 1626; M.A. 1630. Ord.
deacon (London) June 8, 1628, age 24. One of these names
C. of Linslade, Bucks., c. 1635, and R. of Potsgrove, Beds.
Buried there Sept. 10, 1684. (Genealog. Bedford.)
VAUGHAN, WILLIAM. M.D. 1674 (Incorp. from Leyden).
Adm. at Leyden, July 17, 1668, age 20. M.D. there, 1671.
F.R.C.P., 1678; Censor, 1704; Elect, 1707. Married Arm
Newton, of Romford, Essex, Aug. 11, 1676. Died July 4,
1712. Probably father of Henry (1706). {Munk, i. 397;
N. and Q., 4th S., iii. 579.)
VAUGHAN, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, Feb. 13,
1696-7. Matric. 1698.
VAUGHAN, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Pembroke,
June II, 1711. S. of Richard, of Shenfield, Essex, Esq.
Matric. 1711.
VAUGHAN, WILLIAM. Adm. scholar at Trinity Hall, Jan. 2,
1723-4. Of Llcmgemiew, Denbigh. Matric. c. 1723. Perhaps
adm. at Gray's Inn, Nov. 17, 1721; of Bronhilog, Denbigh,
gent.
VAUGHAN, WILLIAM. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 19) at St John's,
Dec. 22, 1726. S. of Richard, E^q., of Cors-y-gedol, Merioneth.
B. there. Schools, Chester and Mortlake (Mr Ellis). Matric.
1727. Succeeded his father, 1734. M.P. for Co. Merioneth,
1734-68. Lord-Lieutenant of the County, 1762. Died Apr.
12,1775. Brother of Evan (1727-8). (Scott-Mayor, in. 402.)
VAUGHAN or WAGHAM, . Com. for M.A. or higher
degree, 1474-5-
VAUGHAN or WAWYN, . B.Can.L. 1498-9.
VAUGHAN, . Ssholar at Christ's, 1547-8.
VAUGHAN, . Adm. sizar at Magdalene, 1712 (did not
reside).
VAUGHAN, . Adm. Fell.-Com. at King's, 1745-6.
VAUTROLLER or VAUTROLLIER, SIMEON. Adm. pens, at
Peterhouse, Mar. 31, 1582, 'GalJus.' Doubtless s. of
Thomas, Huguenot refugee, and printer of Blackfriars,
London (for whom see D.N.B.). Matric. 1582; B.A. 1586-7.
VAUX or VAUSE, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from Christ's, 1613.
Vavasour, Peter
VAUX or VAUSE, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Magdalehe,
Michs. 1567; B.A. 1571-2; M.A. 1575. Incorp. at Oxford,
1578. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 11, 1574. R. of South
Hykeham, Lines., 1579-92. R. of Bassingham, 1581-92.
C^on of Lincoln, 1587-92.
VAUX, JOHN. B.A. from St John's, 1604-5. One of these
names C. of St Helen's, Auckland, Durham, 1016-33;
perhaps V. there, 1637; accused of dabbling in m»gic and
selling strange books at the altar of his church.
VAUX or VAUSE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St Jon's, Easter,
1624; BJi.. 1627-S; M.A. 1631. R. of Gt Mus/rave, West-
morland, 1637-70. V. of Warcop, in 1643. Buried at Gt
Musgrave, Jan. 21, 1670-1.
VAUX, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Sidne\, June 15, 1637.
S. of John, Esq. B. at Whipsnade, Beds. School, St Albans.
Matric. 1637. (Vis. of Beds., 1634.)
VAUX, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from St Jchn's, Easter, 1585;
B.A. 1588-9; M.A. from Trinity HaJ, 1592- Incorp. at
Oxford, 1594. B.D. (Exeter College, O'xford) 1594. Perhaps
R. of Willingale Doe, Essex, 1587. JViU (Cons. C. London)
1604-5. Perhaps father of the next.
VAUX or VAUSE, ROBERT. Mafic, sizar from Trinity,
Easter, 1610. Perhaps s. of Rot^rt (above). B.A. 1613-4.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Mar. 20, 1613-4; priest. Mar. 16,
1616-7. One of these names X. of CarrigaUen (Kilmore),
Ireland, 1634-9. Died 1639.
VAUX, THOMAS. Educated at Cambridge. S. of Nicholas,
Lord Vaux, of Harrowden, Northants. B. c. 1509. Succeeded
his father as 2nd Baron, May i4i 1523. Accompanied Wolsey
abroad, in 1527. Created KB., 1533. Present at the dis-
putation at Cambridge befoie Edward VI, June 24, 1549.
Married Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Thomas Cheyne, of Fen
Ditton, Cambs., and of Irthlingborough, Northants. Poet.
Died 1556. (Buried Oct. 1556, according to Machyn's
Diary.) Admon. (P.C.C.) Nov. 20, 1574. (Cooper, i. 161;
G.E.C.; D.N.B.)
VAUX, THOMAS. Matric. pers. from St John's, Easter, 1628;
B.A. 1631-2; M.A. 1635. Perhaps R. of Caldecot, Herts.,
1666-80. Died 1680.
VAUX, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's, Jan. 15,
1745-6. S. and h. of Thomas, gent., of Whipsnade, Beds.
B. there. School, Hardin, Herts. Matric. 1745-6- Adm.
at the Middle Temple, Nay 26, 1737- Perhaps High Sheriff
of Beds., 1755-6. (Scott-Hayor, in. 555.)
VAUX, WILLIAM. Adm. siiar (age 24) at Pembroke, June 30,
1676. S. of John. B. at Coppull, Lanes.
VAVISER, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1558. Perhaps 2nd s. of John, of Waltham, Essex. One of
these names s. of John, of Spaldington, Yorks.; diec" im-
married, 1607. Perhaps brother of John (1553)- (I^**- of
Essex, 1558.)
VAVISORE, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from Clare, Michs. 1564.
Of Spaldington, Yorks. S. of John, Esq., of South Cave,
Yorks. Migrated to Caius, June 13, 1566, age 20. Married
Katherine, dau. of Sir William Babthorpe, 1574. Brother
of Ralph (1566). (Venn, 1. 58.)
VAVASER, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from Trinity, c. 1592.
One of these names, 'of Rushton, Northants.,' adm. at the
Inner Temple, 1596. Accused of complicity in the Gun-
powder Plot.
VAVYSOR or WAVYCER, HENRY. B.Civ.L. 1476-7; perhaps
Com. for B.Can.L. 1478-9, Vanesur.
VAVYSOR, HENRY. B.A. 1521-2; M.A. 1524. FeUow of
Queens', 1523-9. Died 1529.
VAVASER, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1553.
Perhaps s. and h. of John, of Waltham, Essex. One of these
names, s. of John, of Spaldington, Yorks., died s.p., 1567.
Perhaps brother of Edward (1558). (Vis. of Essex, 1558.)
VAVASOUR, JOHN. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 16) at Caius, May i,
1578. 2nd s. of Henry, of Copmanthorpe, Yorks. School,
Greenwich. Died s.p. Brother of Thomas (1576). (Venn,
I- 97.)
VAVASOUR, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Oct. 27, 1607.
Perhaps s. and h. of Nicholas, of Waltham Cross, Essex,
Esq. Matric. 1607. Adm. at Gray'', Inn, Nov. 20, 1610.
(Vis. of Essex, 1612.)
VAVASOR, 'MAJOR' (MAUGER). Matric. Fell.-Com. from
Trinity, Easter, 1622. S. and h. of William (i595). oi
Weston, Yorks., Esq. B. 1603. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Nov. 12,
1623. Married Frances, dau. of Piers Leghe, Esq., of Lyme,
Cheshire. (Vis. of Yorks.; Wheater, Sherburn, 175; Loidis
et Elmete, 206.)
VAVASER, PETER. Matric. pens, from Clare, Lent, 1564-5-
Probably s. of George, of Bubwith, Yorks., Esq.
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Vavasour, Ralph
VAVISORE, RALPH. Adm. pens, (age i6) at Caius, June 13,
1566. S, of John, Esq., of South Cave, Yorks. School,
South Cave. Married Frances, dau. of Adam Darnell, of
Thomhohne, Yorks. Brother of George (1564)- (Venn, i.
58.)
VAVISOR, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Easter,
1566.
VAVYSOR, THOMAS. B.A. 1535-6 (? from St John's). S. of
Sir Peter, of Spaldington, Yorks., Knt. M.A. 1538; M.D.
(Venice). Probably Fellow of Clare, c. 1539. Licensed by
the R.C.P., 1556. A romanist; charged with harbouring the
Jesuit Campion. Imprisoned at Hull. Living, 1574. {Cooper,
I. 327; Gr. Bk, B, 294; Munk, 1. 56; Vis. oj York, 1563.)
VAVASOUR, THOMAS. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 16) at Caius,
Apr. 21, 1576. S. and h. of Henry, Esq., of Copmanthorpe,
Yorks. School, Eton. Knighted, 1597. Of Skellingthorpe
and of Copmanthorpe. Married Mary, dau. of John Dodges,
of Cope, Yorks. Died Nov. 1620. Will dated, Oct. 21;
proved (P.C.C.) Nov. 27, 1620. Brother of Henry (1378).
{G.E.C., II. 212; Lines. Pedigrees, 1028.)
VAVESOR, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from King's, Easter,
1560.
VAVASOURS, WILLIAM. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 14) at Caius,
Dec. 31, 1580. S. of Rodolph, gent., of Kippax, Yorks.
Schools, Newton and Otley, Yorks. Adm. at Gray's Inn,
Feb. 7, 1588-9. Probably the recusant of these names;
imprisoned five years in Newgate. If so, married Anne, dau.
of Sir Thomas Manners. A tertiary of the Order of St Francis.
Inherited the estate of Hazlewood, 1609. Died Nov. 26,
1637, aged 70. Admon. (York) Dec. 11, 1637; of Leadhall.
(Venn, 1. io8.)
VAVASOR, WILLIAM. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Trinity, c.
1595- Doubtless s. and h. of Mauger, of Weston, Yorks.,
age 4 in 1585. Succeeded his father. Treasurer for lame
soldiers for the West Riding, 1630. J. P., 1634. Royalist.
Of Weston. Married (i) Mary, dau. of Francis Vaughan, of
Sutton-in-Derwent, Mar. 28, 1598; (2) Anne, dau. of Richard
Tolson, of Bridekirk, Cumberland, and widow of Edward
Savile, at St Helen's, York, June 2, 1625. Father of Mauger
(1622). (Vis. of Yorks.; Wheater, Sherburn and Cawood,
175O
VAVISOR, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1614. Buried at All Saints', Cambridge, Mar. 7, 1616-7.
VAVYSOUR, . Scholar at King's Hall, 1487-91.
B.Can.L. 1516-7.
Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Easter,
. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1566.
VAWDREY, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's,
Nov. 7, 1713. S. of William, clerk (probably C. of Mobberley,
Cheshire, in 1680). B. at Bowdon, Altrincham, Cheshire.
School, Thometon, Cheshire. Matric. 1714; B.A. 1717-8.
VEALE, CHARLES. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, Dec. 12,
1679. S. of Walter, R. of Iddesleigh, Devon. B. there.
School, Meeth, North Devon (private). Matric. 1679; LL.B.
1685. R. of Iddesleigh, Devon. Brother of Walter (1674-5),
father of the next and of Walter (1710).
VEALE, CHARLES. Adm. FeU.-Com. at St John's, May 28,
1725. S. of Charles (above), R. of Iddesleigh, Devon.
Matric. (Oxford) Apr. 5, 1718, age 18; B.A. (Balliol College,
Oxford) 1721-2. R. of Iddesleigh, Devon, 1725-37. Will
(Exeter) 1737. Brother of Walter (1710). (Al. Oxon.)
VEALE (?), EDWARD. Matric. from St John's, c. 1592.
VEALE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1612.
VEALE, SAMUEL. B.A. 1649 (Incorp. from Oxford); M.A.
from Queens', 1649. S. of Walter, R. of Iddesleigh, Devon.
Matric. (Exeter College, Oxford) Dec. 6, 1639, age 17; B.A.
(Oxford) 1643. V. of St Teath, ComwaU, 1661. (Al. Oxon.)
VEALE, SAMUEL. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Dec. 1678.
Possibly s. of Samuel (above), V. of St Teath, Comwcdi.
B.A. 1681-2. (Peile, 11. 69.)
VEALE, THOMAS. M.A. 1586 (Incorp. from Oxford). Of
Lincolnshire, pleb. Matric. (Magdalen Hall, Oxford) Dec. 22,
1576, age 16; B.A. (Oxford) 1582; M.A. 1584. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) May 5, 1586; priest. May 3, 1587. R. of St Mary,
Mablethorpe, Lines., 1586-1623. Admon. (Lincoln) 1623.
VEALE, WALTER. Adm. pens, at St John's, Mar. 6, 1674-5,
'William.' S. of Walter, clerk, of Iddesleigh, Devon. Bapt.
there, July 22, 1651. School, Torrington. Matric. 1674-5;
LL.B. 1680. R. of Monk Okebampton, Devon. Married
Wilmot Paddon, Oct. 18, 1680. Buried Sept. 24, 1724, at
Iddesleigh. Brother of Charles (1679). (J. Ch. Smith.)
Venn, Richard
VEALE, WALTER. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, June 3,
1710. S. of Charles (1679), R. of Iddesleigh, Devon. Bapt.
there, May 3, 1693. School, Oakhampton. Matric. 1710;
B.A. 1713-4. Brother of Charles (1725) •
VEALE, WILLIAM. B.A. 1738 (Incorp. from Exeter College,
Oxford). Matric. there. May 8, 1733, age 17. S. of George,
of Gulval, ComwaU, Esq. B.A. (Oxford) 1736-7; M.A.
(Oxford) 1739. One of these names of Trevular, Penzance;
died Aug. 8, 1789. (AL Oxon.)
VEEL, . B.A. 1500-1.
VELLEY, RICHARD. Adm. sizar at Trinity, Feb. 25, 1662-3.
Matric. 1663; Scholar, 1664; B.A. 1666-7.
VENABLES, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Pembroke, June 2, 1658.
S. of George, Esq. B. at Agden, Cheshire. Brother of Richard
(1654).
VENABLES, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Pembroke,
June 3, 1654. S. of George. Esq. B. at Agden, Cheshire.
B.A. 1656-7. Brother of John (1658).
VENABLES, SION. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1620.
Probably s. of Richard, of Nantwich, Cheshire, yeoman.
B.A. 1623-4; M.A. 1627. R. of Thurstaston, Cheshire, 1634-
5. Died Jan. 1635-6. Buried at Nantwich, Jan. 20, 1635-6.
Admon. (Chester) to widow Elizabeth, Mar. 29, 1636. (Hall,
Nantwich; E. Axon.)
VENABLES, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's, May 2,
1650. S. and h. of Robert, of Chester. B. at Northwich,
Cheshire. School, Chester (Mr Greenhalgh). Matric. 1650.
(Peile, I. 533.)
VENETUS, JOHN. B.D. 1514-5; D.D. 1517-8. Licensed to
practise medicine, 1530-1. A learned Italian. Deputy Vice-
ChanceUor, 1529. (Cooper, i. 40.)
VENETUS, PHILIP. D.D. 1501-2; B.D. (Paris).
VENN, see also FENN.
VENN, EDWARD. Adm. sizar (age 20) at St John's, May 9,
1737. S. of Richard (1709), R. of St Antholin's, London.
B. 1717, in London. School, St Paul's. Matric. i737; B.A.
1740-1; M.A. 1744. Chapel-clerk, 1737-44. Studied medicine
at Leyden. M.D. there. Practised physic at Ipswich.
Married Mary, dau. of Robert Beaumont, R. of Witnesham.
Died at Ipswich, Feb. 13, 1780, aged 61. Buried in St Mary-
le-Tower. WiU, P.C.C. Brother of Henry (1742).
VENN, HENRY. Adm. sizar at Jesus, July 2, 1632. S. of
John, of Cuckfield, Sussex, yeoman. Matric. 1632; B.A.
1635-6; M.A. 1639. WiU (P.C.C.) of Henry Venn, of Cuckfield,
proved, 1640-1, by his nephew Henry, who deceased prior
to May 20, 1653. (J. Ch. Smith.)
VENN, HENRY. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, June 21, 1742.
S. of Richard (1709), R. of St Antholin's, London. B. Mar. 2,
1724-5, at Barnes, Surrey. Schools, Bristol (Mr A. S. Catcott)
and Market Street, Herts. (Dr WiUiam Pitman). Migrated to
Jesus, Aug. 24, 1742. Matric. 1742; Rustat Scholar, 1742;
B.A. 1745-6; M.A. from Queens', 1749. FeUow of Queens',
1749-57- Ord. deacon (London) June 17, 1747; priest (Ely)
June 18, 1749. C. of Barton, Cambs., 1749- Lecturer of
St Swithin's, London, in 1753. C. of West Horsley, Surrey;
of Clapham, 1754-9. V. of Huddersfield, Yorks., 1759-72.
R. of Yelling, Hunts., 1770-97. A prominent leader of the
EvangeUcal revival in the Church of England. Married
(1) EUng, dau. of Rev. Thos. Bishop, D.D., May 10, 1757;
(2) Katherine, dau. of Rev. James Ayscough, July 15, 1771.
Author, religious. Died at Clapham, June 24, 1797. Buried
there. Brother of Edward (i737). (D.N.B.; Venn Family
Annals.)
VENN or VANN, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Apr. 13,
1721. Of Leicestershire. Matric. 1721, Vann; B.A. 1724-5;
M.A. 1730. Ord. deacon (Lincohi) Feb. 21, 1724; priest
(Lincohi) Sept. 24, 1727. Chaplain to Dowager Lady
Mordington. V. of Norton, near Galby, Leics., 1737-49-
R. of Peckleton, Leics., 1744. (Lambeth Act Book.)
VENN, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Trinity, July 2, i734-
S. of John, of Cambridge. Matric. 1734; Scholar, 1737; B.A.
1737-8. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Dec. 23, 1739; 'C of St
IppoUt's, Herts.' Perhaps chaplain in the Navy, 1748 and
1749, but this may refer to John (above).
VENN, RICHARD. B.A. 1624 (Incorp. from Oxford). S. of
William, V. of Otterton, Devon. Bapt. there. May 17, 1601.
Matric. (Exeter CoUege, Oxford), Apr. 16, 1619, age i8;
B.A. (Oxford) 1621; M.A. from St John's, Cambridge, 1624.
V. of Otterton, 1625-44. A staunch Royalist; ejected and
imprisoned at Exeter. After years of wandering he was
reinstated, in 1660. Died June 28, 1662. Buried at Otterton.
WUl, Exeter. (Venn Family Annals; .41. Oxon.; Walker,
Sufferings.)
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VENN, RICHARD. Adm. at Sidney, June, 1709. S. of Dennis,
V. of Holbeton, Devon, and grandson of Richard (above).
B. there, Jan. 7, 1690-1. Schools, Modbury and Tiverton
(Mr Rayner). BlundeU Scholar; B.A. 1712-3; M.A. 1716.
Ord. deacon (London) Sept. 23, 1716; priest, Dec. 2, 1717.
C. of St Giles', Cripplegate, London. R. of St Antholin's,
Watling Street, London, 1725-39- Preacher at St Paul's
Cross. Intimate friend of Henry Temple, ist Lord Palmer-
ston. Opposed the appointment of Thomas Rundle to the
see of Gloucester, 1754, and thus became involved in a storm
of pamphlets, laudatory and denunciatory. Author, sermons.
Buried at St Antholin's, Feb. 20, 1738-9- Father of Edward
(1737) and Henry (1742). [Venn Family Annals; D.N.B.)
VENNER, see also FENNER.
VENNER, HUMPHREY. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, Apr. 20,
1600. S. of William, gent. B. at Chittlehampton, Devon.
School, Chumleigh (Mr Hatswell). Perhaps Scholar, 1602-6.
Of Chittlehampton, Esq. Married (i) Elizabeth, dau. of
Richard Farwell, of Somerset; (2) Dorothy, dau. of Francis
Whiddon, of Chagford, Devon. VVUl proved (P.C.C.) 1647.
[Venn, i. 172; Vis. of Devon, 1620.)
VENNER, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Peterhouse, May 20,
1703. Of Middlesex. School, Eton. Matric. 1703; Scholar,
1703; B.A. 1706-7 (ist in Tripos). Perhaps V. of Stevington,
Beds., 1722. One of these names of Brentford, Middlesex;
died Oct. 1743-
VENNER, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Caius, Apr. 20,
1600. S. of Thomas, gent. B. at Chittlehampton, Devon.
School, Chumleigh, Devon. Perhaps Scholar, 1602-6. (But
see also Humphrey (1600).)
VENNING, EDMUND. Adm. scholar at Trinity Hall, Jan. 7,
1686-7. (Previously matric. (Exeter College, Oxford) July 5,
1681, age 18. Of Devon. S. of Nic, of Lamerton. Matric.
1687; LL.B. 1693. R. of Trevalga, Cornwall, 1702. Buried
Sept. 18, 1704. Admon. (Exeter) 1704. (Al. Oxon.)
VENNING, RALPH. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Apr. i, 1643.
Of Devon. S. of Francis. B.A. 1646; M.A. 1650. Lecturer
at St Olave's, Southwark; ejected, 1662. Preacher at
Pewterers' Hall, Lime Street, London, 1663-74- Author,
religious. Died Mar. 10, 1673-4. Buried in Bunhill Fields.
{D.N.B.)
VENTRISSE, CHARLES. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Trinity,
Lent, 1615-6. Doubtless 2nd s. of Sir Francis, of Campton,
Beds., Knt. Bapt. there, July 25, 1599. Succeeded his
brother Francis at Campton, in 1631. Fought for the King
in the Civil Wars. Knighted, 1645. Married Mary, dau. of
Sir Lewis Pemberton, of Rushden, Northants. Died before
1651. Brother of Francis (1615-6) and Henry (1615-6).
{Victoria Hist. Beds., 11. 268.)
VENTRIS, CHARLES. Adm. pens, at Clare, Apr. 10, 1679-
Probably s. and h. of John, of Campton, Beds. Matric.
1679. Probably adm. at the Inner Temple, Nov. 3, 1680.
Died 1719. {Victoria Hist. Beds., 11. 268.)
VENTRIS, EDWARD. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 17) at Caius,
Apr. 23, 1636. S. of Edward, Esq., late of Gt Shelford, Cambs.
B. at Oakington. Bapt. Feb. 10, 1619, at Little Shelford.
School, Grendon, Northants. (Mr Shilboume). Matric. 1636.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, Nov. 2, 1638. Married Mary, dau. of
Sir John Brewse, Knt., at Little Wenham, Suffolk. Died
before July 23, 1649. Brother of Francis (1634) and father
of Peyton (1660). {Venn, 1. 320.).
VENTRIS, FRANCIS. Adm. at King's (age 17) a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 25, 1604, Vestris. Of Chesterton, Cambs. Prob-
ably s. of Thomas, of Chesterton. B.A. i6o8. Fellow, 1607-
10. Died in College. {Harwood.)
VENTRIS, FRANCIS. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Trinity, Lent,
1 61 5-6. Doubtless s. and h. of Sir Francis, of Campton,
Beds., Knt. Bapt. there, Dec. 29, 1597. Adm. at Gray's
Inn, May 15, 1618. Of Campton, Esq. Died s.p., 1631.
Brother of Charles (1615-6) and Henry (1615-6). {Vis. of
Beds., 1634; Victoria Hist. Beds., in. 268.)
VENTRIS, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Apr. 9,
1634. S. and h. of Edward, Esq. B. at Chesterton, Cambs.
Bapt. July 20, 1618, at Oakington. School, Grendon (Mr
Shilboume). Matric. 1634. Buried at Gt Shelford, Apr. 16,
1636. Brotherof Edward (1636). (Fenn, i. 312; CamAs. Kw.,
1619.)
VENTRISSE, HENRY. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Trinity, Lent,
1615-6. 4th s. of Sir Francis, of Campton, Beds., Knt.
Bapt. there, Aug. 2, 1601. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Mar. 15,
1619-20. Brother of Charles (1615-6) and Francis (1615-6).
{Vis. of Beds., 1634-)
VENTRIS, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter, 1643-
(Adm. at Queens', 1644.) Of Northamptonshire. B.A. from
Clare, 1646. Probably intruding minister at Church Bramp-
ton, Northants., and at Pitsford, in 1655; ejected, 1660.
(H. I. Longden.)
Vere, William
VENTRIS, PEYTON. Adm. pens, at Jesus, July 4, 1660.
Of Sufiolk. Doubtless s. and h. of Edward (1636). B. Nov.
1645, at Wenham Hall, Suffolk. School, Bury. Matric. 1 661;
Scholar, 1662. Adm. at the Middle Temple, Feb. 3, 1663-4.
Called to the Bar, 1671. Serjeant-at-law, 1689. M.P. for
Ipswich, 1689. Justice C.P., 1689-91. Knighted, Oct. 31,
1689. Married Margaret, dau. of Henry Whiting, of Cogges-
hall, Essex. Died Apr. 6, 1691, aged 45. Buried at St
Nicholas, Ipswich. Father of Robert (1696). (D.N.B.)
VENTRIS, PEYTON. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, Nov. 8,
1735; afterwards Fell.-Com. Of Suffolk. Matric. 1735.
VENTRIS or WENTRES, ROBERT. Licensed to practise surgery,
1514-5. Perhaps will proved (V.C.C.) 1541.
VENTRIS, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, Apr. 30,
1696. S. of Peyton (1660). B. at Ipswich, Suffolk. School,
Copford, near Colchester (private). Matric. 1696; B.A. 1699-
1700. Ord. deacon (London) Apr. 19, 1702.
VENTRIS, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Corpus Christi, May 28,
1628. Of Kent. B. in the parish of St Alphage's, Canter-
bury. School, Canterbury. Matric. 1628; B.A. 1630-1;
M.A. 1634. C. to Archdeacon Kingsley. R, of St Margaret's,
Canterbury; ejected, 1662. Continued to preach privately;
Sir Robert Hales and his family at Bekesboume being his
constant hearers. Died c. 1685, aged about 73. (Calamy, 11.
56; Masters, 408-9.)
VENTRIS, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Clare, Jan. 9, 1683-4.
Of Northamptonshire. Matric. 1683-4; B.A. 1687-8; M.A.
1691. Fellow, 1689. Ord. priest (Norwich) May, 1692.
R. of Earl Stonham, Suffolk, 1696. R. of Little Stonham,
1706.
VERCHILD, JASPER. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 16, 1724.
Of St Kitts, West Indies.
VERCORAN, DOMINUS DE. M.A. 1615 {Lit. Reg.).
VERDON, JAMES. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, Apr. 15,
1670. S. of John, gent., of Mutford, Suffolk. B. there.
School, Eye (Mr Browne). Matric. 1671; B.A. 1673-4; M.A.
1677. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Sept. 1675; priest (London)
Mar. II, 1676-7. R. of East Dereham, Norfolk, 1677-1741;
V. 1681-1741. Died 1741, aged 89. {Blomefield, x. 210.)
VERDON, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1625.
VERDON, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Caius, July 7, 1713.
S. of John, of Methwold, Norfolk, husbandman. B. at
Feltwell. Schools, Wymondham (Mr Clarke) and Norwich
(Mr Pate). Matric. 1713-4; Scholar, 1713-7; B.A. 1716-7.
Ord. deacon (Ely) June 16, 1717; priest (Norwich) July 13,
1718. V. of Tottington, Norfolk, 1724-c. 50; held by
sequestration. V. of Hockham, 1724. (Venn, 1. 530.)
VERDON, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at St John's, May 18, 1666.
S. of John, gent., of Suffolk. B. there. School, Sudbury.
Matric. 1667; B.A. 1669-70; M.A. 1673; B.D. 1681. Fellow,
1671-1717; ejected as non-juror. Junior Proctor, 1679-80.
Perhaps adm. at the Middle Temple, Nov. 19, 1674. Ord.
deacon and priest (Norwich) Mar. 1678-9. R. of Gt Snoring,
Norfolk. V. of East Dereham, 1680-1. Lived and died in
St Clement's parish, Cambridge. (Cole, 5884, 38.)
VERDON, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Jesus, c. 1596.
VERDON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June, 1631.
Of Suffolk. Matric. 1631; B.A. 1634-5, Vardon.
VERDON or VARDON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Jesus, May 9,
1705. Of Cheshire. Matric. 1705; B.A. 1708-0, Vardon.
Ord. priest (York) Sept. 1713. Officiated at Wolverhampton,
in 1724. R. of Darlaston, Staffs., in 1741, and imtil 1752.
(G. P. Mander.)
VERE, EDWARD, Earl of Oxford, M.A. 1564; see BULBECK.
VERE, GEORGE DE. Special grace for M.A. 1458-9- 3rd s. of
John, i2th Earl of Oxford. Knighted. Married Margaret,
dau. of Sir William Stafford, Knt. Died 1503. Perhaps
brother of Richard (1469-70). (Burke, Ext. Peerage.)
VERE or VEAR, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Easter, 1568.
Scholar of Trinity Hall, 1570.
VEAR, RALPH. Matric. sizar from Clare, c. 1593.
VERE, RICHARD. Grace concerning degree, 1469-70. Perhaps
4th s. of John, 12th Earl of Oxford. If so, married Margaret
Percy. Perhaps brother of George (1458-9).
VEARE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Apr. 22, 1657.
Matric. 1657. Perhaps 's. and h. of John, late of Henley,
Suffolk, gent.'; adm. at Gray's Inn, May 6, 1662. One of
these names buried at Henley, July 17, 1700.
VERE, . Adm. pens, at Trinity Hall, Aug. 24, 1726.
Possibly William, 3rd s. of William, late citizen and Merchant
Taylor, of London. Adm. at the Inner Temple, Apr. 1,
1726.
298
Verman, George
VERMAN, GEORGE. M.A. 1664 (Incorp. from Oxford). S. o£
John, of Lamorran, Cornwall. Matric. from Exeter College,
O.xford, May 31, 1655; B.A. (Oxford) 1660; M.A. 1662-3;
B.D. 1674. Fellow of Exeter College, Oxford, 1657-1718.
Proctor (Oxford) 1672-3. Perhaps R. of Mells, Somerset,
1693. Died Mar. 29, 1718. Buried in Exeter College Chapel.
WiU (V.C.C. Oxford). (Al. Oxan.)
VERNER, PETER. Matric. pens, from St John's, Lent, 1582-3.
VERNY, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1608;
B..A. (not recorded); M.A. 1615. Probably brother of
Richard (1608).
VERNEY, GEORGE. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Mar. 30, 1640.
Of Warwickshire. 2nd s. of Sir GreviJJe, of Compton Vemey.
Matric. 1640. Died unmarried, Feb. 20, 1649, aged 23.
Buried at Compton. Brother of the next and of Richard
(1640). (A. Gray.)
VERNEY, GREVILLE. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Jesus, Sept. 13,
1637. Of London. S. and h. of Sir GreviUe, of Compton
Verney, Warws., Knt. Matric. 1637. Adm. at the Middle
Temple, Apr. 13, 1641. Succeeded his father, 1642. Married
Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas, Viscount Wenman, of Tuam,
Ireland. Died Dec. 9, 1648. M.I. at Compton. WiU (P.C.C.)
1650. Brother of Richard (1640) and George (above).
(A. Gray; Le Neve, Knights, 37; Nichols, iii. 12.)
VERNY, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Jesus, July 4, 1668.
S. and h. of Richard (1640), of Alexton, Leics., Esq. (after-
wards Lord Wnioughby de Broke). Matric. 1669. Adm. at
the Middle Temple, Jan. 24, 1669-70. CaUed to the Bar,
1677. M.P. for Co. Leics., 1685-7, 1695-1701, 1702-7.
Died v.p., Oct. 31, 1707. (A. Gray; Le Neve, Mon.; A. B.
Beaven.)
VERNEY, JOHN. Adm. nobleman (age 18) at Trinity, Nov. 19,
1728. S. of Ralph, 2nd Viscount Fermanagh (and afterwards
created Earl Vemey). School, Fulham, London (Mr Vaslett).
Matric. 1729. Married Mary, dau. of Josias (? Jonas) Nichol-
son, of Clapham, Surrey. Died v.p. and s.p.m., June 3, i737-
Brother of the next. (Burke, Dormant and Ext. Peerage.)
VERNEY, RALPH. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Christ's, Apr. 20, i733-
and s. of Ralph, Viscount Fermanagh. Matric. 1733; M.A.
1736. Adm. at the Middle Temple, June 16, 1729. Succeeded
his father as 2nd Earl Vemey, Oct. 4, 1752- F.R.S., 1758.
P.C., 1765. M.P. for Wendover, 1753-61; for Carmarthen,
1761-8; for Bucks., 1768-84 and 1790-1. His extravagance
ruined his large fortune. Lived much at Calais. A patron
of Edmund Burke. Married Mary, dau. of Henry Herring,
Esq., of Egham, Surrey. Died s.p.. Mar. 31, 1791, in Curzon
Street. WiU, P.C.C. Brother of John (above). (D.N.B.;
Peile, II. 228.)
VERNY, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1608.
Probably brother of George (1608).
VERNEY, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Mar. 30, 1640.
Of Warwickshire. 3rd s. of GreviUe, of Compton Vemey,
Warws. B. there, Jan. 28, 1621. Matric. 1640. Sheriff of
Rutland, 1682. Knighted, Apr. i, 1685. M.P. for Warwick-
shire, 1685-7, 1689-90. Claimed successfuUy the title of
Baron WiUoughby de Broke, Feb. 1694-5. Married (i) Mary,
dau. of Sir John Pretyman, of Lodington, Knt. and Bart.;
(2) Frances, dau. of Thomas Dove, of Upton, Northants.
Died July 18, 1711, aged 90. Father of John (1668), brother
of GreviUe (1637) and George (1640). (A. Gray; A. B.
Beaven; Nichols, iii. 12.)
VERNEY, . B.A. 1492-3; M.A. 1496-7.
VERNIER, JOHN. Licenced to practise medicine, 1633, by
incorporation from Leyden.
VERNON, ARTHUR. B.A. 1512-3; M.A. 1516-7. Perhaps his
wiU (P.C.C.) 15 17; 'of Bogeston, Derbs.'
VERNON, EDWARD. B.D. 1612 (Incorp. from Oxford). Of
Cheshire, pUb. Matric. (Brasenose College, Oxford) Nov. 23,
1593, age 16; B.A. (Oxford) 1597; M.A. 1600; B.D. 1609.
Ord. deacon and priest (Oxford) Dec. 29, 1606. R. of West
Deeping, Lines., 1610-2. Preb. of Hereford, 1611-21. R. of
Fleet, Lines., 1612-22. V. and R. of Gedney, 1617. {Al.
Oxon.)
VERNON, EDWARD. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, Feb. 13,
1685-6. S. of John, gent. B. at Sudbury, Derbs. School,
Westminster. Matric. 1686; M.A. (Lambeth) 1698. Chaplain
to the Earl of Rutland. See Al. Oxon. for a contemporary
namesake to whom the M.A. degree is wrongly assigned.
(Lambeth Act Book.)
VERNON, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, July i,
1713. S. of Edward, of Redmile, Leics., clerk. School,
Uttoxeter, Staffs. (Mr Bumet). Matric. 1713-4; Scholar,
1715; B.A. 1716-7; M.A. 1720; D.D. 1728 (Com. Reg.).
FeUow, 1719. Incorp. at Oxford, 1723. F.R.S., 1723. Ord.
deacon (Lincoln) June 22, 1718; priest, May 31, 1724- R- of
Vernon, Thomas
St George's, Bloomsbury, London, 1731-61. R. of Orwell,
Cambs. (sinecure), 1748-61. Antiquary. Died Mar. 16, 1761.
WiU (P.C.C.) 1761. (Hennessy; Burke, L.G., where the date
of death is wrongly given.)
VERNON, EDWARD. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, Nov. 4,
1741. S. of John, gent., of Staffordshire. B. at Lees Hill.
School, Brewood (Mj Budworth). Matric. 1742; M.B., I747.
Adm. at Leyden, Aug. 6, 1745.
VERNON, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, at jEsus, July 5, 1623.
Perhaps s. and h. of Christopher, of Aldersgate, London.
Matric. 1624. Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1626. Barrister,
1634. (Vis. of Herts., 1634.)
VERNON, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity, Feb. 21,
1731-2. S. of Francis, of Thurlow, Suffolk. School, West-
minster. Matric. 1732; Scholar, 1732. Perhaps adm. at
Lincoln's Inn, June 20, 1732. One of these names adm. at
Leyden, Sept. 27, 1737.
VERNON, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1607;
B.A. i6ii-2; M.A. 1615. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 19;
priest, Sept. 21, 1613. Usher at Oundle School, 1613.
VERNON, GEORGE. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1686. B. in London. Matric. 1687; B.A. 1690-1; M.A. 1694.
FeUow, 1690. Chaplain in the Navy, 1695-1701. R. of
Buckland, Herts., 1712-22. Died Nov. 1722. Will, Comm
Essex. (Harwood.)
VERNON, GEORGE. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, June 18,
1740. S. of John, of Agerly Park, Staffs. School, Dublin
(Mr Young). Matric. 1740. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Jan. 20,
1741-2. Barrister-at-law (Irish Bar), 1747. Of Clontarf
Castle, Co. Dublin. Married Elizabeth Hughes. WiU dated.
May 1, 1785; proved. May 5, 1787. (H. B. Swanzy.)
VERNON, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Clare, July 26, 1670;
B.A. 1674-5. Ord. deacon and priest (Gloucester) May 30,
1675. V. of West Hoathley, Sussex, 1678. (W. C. Renshaw.)
VERNON, HENRY. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 17) at Trinity, May
17> 1735- S. of Henry, of HUton, Staffs. B. Sept. 13, 1718.
School, Westminster. Matric. 1735. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn,
Jan. 4, 1738-9. M.P. for Lichfield, 1755-61; for Newcastle-
under-Lyne, 1761-2. Commissioner of Excise, 1763-5.
Married Lady Henrietta Wentworth, dau. of Thomas, Earl
of Strafford. Died May 25, 1765. (A. B. Beaven.)
VERNON, HUMPHREY. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Feb. 12,
1637-8. Of Worcestershire. Matric. 1637-8; B.A. 1641-2;
M.A. 1645. FeUow, 1645. Ord. priest (Bishop of Kilmore)
Feb. 5, 1650-1. P.C. of Highgate, Middlesex, in 1664.
Probably R. and V. of Preston Capes, Northants., 1667-77.
Buried there June 30, 1677.
VERNON, JAMES. M.A. 1676 (Incorp. from Oxford). Adm.
FeU.-Com. at St John's, Cambridge, Feb. 10, 1678-^.
S. of Francis, of London. School, Charterhouse. Matric.
(Christ Church, Oxford) July 19, 1662, age 16; B.A. (Oxford)
1666; M.A. 1669. M.P. for the University, 1679; for Penryn,
1695-8, 1705-10; for Westminster, 1698-1702. Secretary to
the Duke of Monmouth. Under-Secretary of State (North),
1693-4; (South), 1694-7. Commissioner of Prizes, 1693-1705.
Secretary of State (North), 1697-1700 and 1692; (South),
1700-2. P.C, 1697. Teller of the Exchequer, 1702-10.
Married Mary, dau. of Sir John Buck, Bart. Died Jan. 31,
1726-7. Buried at Watford, Herts. WiU, P.C.C. (D.N.B.;
Al. Oxon.; Scott-Mayor, 11. 72; A. B. Beaven.)
VERNON, JAMES. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 18) at Trinity, Jan. 5,
1749-50. S. of Edward, of Nacton, Suffolk. School, West-
minster.
VERNON, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Easter, 1620;
exhibitioner from Tonbridge School. Matric. 1620; B.A.
1623-4.
VERNON, JOHN. Matric. pens, (age 16) from Pembroke,
Easter, 1626. S. of WiUiam, of Margaretting, Essex. B.
Jan. 19, 1608. Perhaps of Merchant Taylors' School. Prob-
ably adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Feb. lo, 1628-9. Called to the
Bar, 1636. Died Jan. 28, 1653, aged 44. Buried at Maldon,
Essex. (Morant, i. 336.)
VERNON, RALPH. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Apr. 1614;
B.A. i6i6-7; M.A. 1620. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Dec. 19;
priest, Dec. 20, 1624. (Peile, i. 296.)
VERNON, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Feb. 24,
1643-4. Of Worcestershire. Matric. 1644. Died in CoUege,
Aug. 15, 1644.
VERNON, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Pembroke, June
14, 1639. S. of Walter, lawyer. B. at Sudbury, Derbs.
Matric. 1639.
VERNON, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Clare, Jan. 6, 1700-1.
B. at Gravenhanger, Salop. Matric. 1701.
VERNON, THOMAS. M.D. 1705 (Com. Reg.). Perhaps adm. at
Leyden, July i, 1704-
299
Vernon, Walter
VERNON, WALTER. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1567. One of these names s. of John, of Hodnet, Salop.
{Vis. of Shropshire, 1623.)
VERNON, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1581.
VERNON, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Easter,
1606.
VERNON, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age i8) at Peterhouse,
Apr. 20, 1685. Of Hertfordshire. School, Hertford. Matric.
1685; Scholar, 1685; B.A. 1688-9; M.A. 1692. Fellow, 1692.
Obtained leave, Dec. 23, 1697, for four years' absence for
study in the West Indies. A distinguished botanist. (T. A.
Walker, 177.)
VERNON, . 'Compositor.' Placed first in the ordo, 1508-9.
VERO, ANDREW. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Michs. 1609;
B.A. 1612-3; M.A. 1616. Schoolmaster at St Ives, Hunts.,
1613. Ord. priest (Peterb.) Sept. 19, 1613. V. of Gt Chester-
ford, Essex, c. 161 5-8. R. of Hareby, Lines., 1618. Married
Mary, dau. of Thomas Braine, late V. of Chesterford,
deceased, Nov. 161 5.
VERO, HUMPHREY. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Easter,
1604; B.A. 1607-8; M.A. 1611. Fellow. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) May 26; priest, Sept. 22, 1611. R. of Hartest and
Boxted, Suffolk, 1615-27.
VERON, JOHN. Studied at Cambridge, Protestant contro-
versialist. B. near Sens. Studied at Orleans, in 1534.
Settled in England, 1544. (letters of denisation, July 2, 1544,
state that he had been eight years in England and a student
at Cambridge). R. of St Alphage, Cripplegate, London,
1552-4. Imprisoned for seditious preaching, 1553-8. F>reb.
of St Paul's, 1559-63. R. of St Martin's, Ludgate, 1559.
V. of Sepulchre's, 1560. Author, controversial, etc. Died
Apr. 9, 1563. Buried in St Paul's. (D.N.B.)
VERSELYN, BAPTIST. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs.
1579-
VERTUE, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs. 1608.
B. in St Gabriel, Fenchurch, London. Migrated to Em-
manuel, 1611. Scholar there; B.A. 1612-3; M.A. 1616. Ord.
deacon (London) Mar. 16, 1616-7; C. of Dartford, Kent, 1617.
R. of All Hallows, Honey Lane, London, 1628-60. Author,
theological. Died 1660. WiU (P.C.C); of Richmond, Surrey;
to be buried at All Hallows, Honey Lane. (Peile, 1. 271.)
VERTUE, JAMES. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1711. Of Norwich.
S. of George, alderman, of Norwich. Matric. 1711; B.A.
1714-5; M.A. 1718. Ord. deacon (Norwich) July 13, 1718;
priest (Norwich) June 12, 1720. R. of West Halton, Lines.,
1722. R. of Catfield, Norfolk, 1723-32. R. of St Nicholas,
Feltwell, 1732. Chaplain to the Bishop of Ely, 1736. R. of
Glemsford, Suffolk, 1736. [Masters.)
VERYARD, ELLIS. Adm. scholar at Trinity Hall, July 21,
1676. Matric. 1676. Probably adm. at Leyden, July 9,
1678, Vergard.
VERYARD, ELLIS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Sidney, June 27,
1717. S. of Elisha. B. at CuUompton, Devon. School,
Tiverton. M.B. 1722. Adm. at Leyden, Nov. 6, 1720. Per-
haps his will 1755, Exeter; of Colyton.
VERIARD, NATHAN. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Pembroke,
Jan. 29, 1671-2. S. of William, of St Eval, Cornwall, clerk.
Matric. 1672; B.A. 1675-6; M.A. 1679. Ord. deacon (London)
Deo. 24, 1676. R. of Ayot St Peter, Herts., 1682-5. Died
1685.
VEYSEY, ARTHUR. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1575-
Probably s. of Arthur, of Hadleigh, Suffolk. Bapt. there,
1558. B.A. from Trinity, 1578-9. Ord. deacon (London)
May 20; priest, Dec. 22, 1605. R. of Ramsden Belhouse,
Essex, 1606-16. Married Margaret, dau. of Francis Jenney,
of Knodishall, Suffolk. Died 1616. (Suffolk Man. Fam., 1.63.)
VESEY, DENNIS (DENNY). Adm. pens, (age 15) at Peter-
house, Mar. 28, 1693. Of Limerick. S. of John (1664),
Archbishop of Tuam. School, Hertford. Scholar, 1693;
Matric. 1694. Migrated to Oxford. Matric. (Christ Church,
Oxford) Dec. 14, 1694, age 17, Denny; B.A. (Oxford) 1696-7.
Adm. at the Middle Temple, 1698. {Al. Oxon.)
VESEY, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Michs. 1549.
Probably brother of John (1549) and Robert (i549).
VESEY, HENRY. Matric. sizar from Clare, Michs. 1585. B. at
Isleham, Cambs., c. 1564. B.A. (? 1589-90); M.A. 1593. Ord.
deacon (London) May 1, 1591, age 24; priest. May 22, 1594;
preacher (Ely). V. of Little Grimsby, Lines., 1600. V. of
Thorpe-in-the-Marsh, 1600-11. Admon. (Lincoln) 1611.
Probably brother of Thomas (of Clare). (Cambs. Vis.)
VESEY, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Oct. 14, 1612.
4th s. of William, of Bedingham, Norfolk. Matric. 1612,
'Very'; B.A. 1616-7; M.A. 1620. Buried at Gt St Andrew's,
Cambridge, July 11, 1622. Brother oi Philip (1612) and
Robert (1610).
Vesey, Thomas
VESEY, HENRY. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Lent, 1618-9.
VESEY, HENRY. Adm. at Christ's, Oct. 1620. Resided two
or three years. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Apr. 10, 1624; priest
(London) Sept. 1626. V. of Boreham, Essex, 1643-8. Died
1648. (Peiie, I. 337; H. Smith.)
VESEY, ISAAC. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1564;
B.A. 1568-9,
VASEY, JAMES. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Peterhouse, Jan. 28,
1663-4. Of Durham. School (private). Matric. 1665;
Scholar, 1665; B.A. 1667-8. (T. A. Walker.)
VASEY, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Michs. 1549 (impubes).
Probably brother of Robert (1549) and Henry (1549).
VESA YE, JOHN. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Clare, Michs. 1566.
One of these names adm. at Gray's Inn, 1570.
VESEY or VESCY, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1624. Doubtless s. and h. of William, of Brampton-en-le-
Morthen, Yorks. Age 5 in 1612. Adm. at Gray's Inn,
May 15, 1626. Of Brampton, Esq. Married Alice Trubshaw,
of Bawtry. Buried at Treeton, Nov. 11, 1629 (or 1639).
(Vis. of Yorks.; F.M.G., 1207; Hunter, 11. 180.)
VEZEY, JOHN. M.A. 1664 (Incorp. from Trinity College,
Dublin). S. of Thomas, Archdeacon of Armagh. B. Mar. 10,
1638, at Coleraine. School, Westminster. D.D. (Dublin)
1672; Vice-chancellor, 1713. Chaplain of the Irish House
of Commons, 1661. Archdeacon of Armagh, 1662-3. Dean
of Cork, 1667-72. Treasurer of Clo>Tie, 1667-73. Preb. of
Lisclery (Cork), 1667-9; of Ballyhea (Cloype), c. 1669; of
Kilpeacon (Limerick), 1667-73. Bishop of Limerick, 1673-9.
Archbishop of Tuam, 1679-1716. Warden of Galway, 1684.
Fled from Ireland during the Revolution, 1688-9; lecturer
for some time in a London church. Author, sermons, etc.
Died Mair. 28, 1716, aged 79. Buried at Holly Mount, Co.
Mayo. Ancestor of Viscount de Vesci. Father of Dennis
(1693). (H. B. Swanzy; Al. Dublin; Leslie, Armagh Clergy,
151; D.N.B.)
VEISEY, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Pembroke, Apr. 21,
1691. Of Suffolk. S. of John, of Hintlesham, Suffolk, gent.
Matric. 1691; B.A. 1694-5; M.A. 1698. Fellow, 1698. Died
in College, Oct. 1700.
VESSEY, KENELM (? GENAVIN). Matric. sizar from Trinity,
Easter, 1617, Genavin Vessey. Ord. priest (Peterb.) Sept. 20,
1629; 'of Trinity College.'
VESEY, PHILIP. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Oct. 14, 1612.
3rd s. of William, of Bedingham, Norfolk. Matric. 1612;
B.A. 1616-7; M.A. 1620. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 12;
priest, June 13, 1625. R. of Beaumont, Essex, in 1637.
Brother of Henry (1612) and Robert (1610).
VESEY, REVELL. Matric. sizar from St John's, Lent, 1626-7.
Doubtless s. of Michael, of Brinsworth, Yorks. (and Elizabeth
Revel; married at Laughton, Oct. 28, 1602). B.A. 1625-30.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Dec. 18, 1631. Licensed, Sept. i, 1634
('clerk of Kirkby-in-Ashfield, Notts.') to marry Anne
HoUingworth. (F.M.G., 1208; J. Ch. Smith.)
VEYSEY or VASEY, RICHARD. B.A. 1532-3. Of Durham
diocese. M.A. 1536; B.D. 1543-4. Fellow of Pembroke,
1532. R. of Orton Waterville, Hunts., 1551-67. Died 1567.
VESEY, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 15, 1650.
Of Suffolk. Probably s. of William, of Bradwell. Matric.
1650. Lord of the manor of Hobland Hall. Married and had
issue. Buried at Whatfield, Suffolk, July 23, 1684. M.I. in
Bradwell Church. Brother of William (1663). (Vis. of
Suffolk, 1664; Suff. Man. Fam., 1. 61-2.)
VASEY, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Michs. 1549-
Perhaps adm. at Gray's Inn, 1553. One of these names
living at Manor House, BurweU, Cambs., 1594. Probably
brother of John (1549) and Henry (1549).
VEAZY, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Emmanuel, Easter,
1610. S. and h. of William, of Bedingham, Norfolk, Esq.
Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Jan. 26, 1613-4; of Fumival's Inn.
Of Hadleigh, Suffolk, Esq. Married Anne, dau. of Philip
Forthe, Esq., of Hadleigh. Living, 1634. Brother of Henry
(1612) and Philip (1612). (Vis. of Essex, 1634.)
VEYSY, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1551-
VESEY, THOMAS. Of Clare, where he resided one year. B.
at Isleham, Cambs., c. 1564. Probably brother of Henry
(1585).
VEISEY, THOMAS. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 15) at Sidney,
July 4, 1622. S. of Charles, Esq., of Hintlesham, Suffolk
(and Elizabeth, dau. of Edmund Doyley). B. at Shottesham,
Norfolk (his mother's home). School, Ipswich. Matric.
1623. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 2, 1624-5. Of Hintlesham,
Norfolk, Esq. Married Mary, dau. of Thomas Bull, of
Flowton, Suffolk. WiU dated, Feb. 2, 1678; proved (Archd.
Suffolk) Nov. 20, 1679. {Suff. Man. Fam., i. 62; Vis. of
Suffolk, 1664.)
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VESEY, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Trinity, June 20, 1660.
Matric. 1661; Scholar, 1661; B.A. 1663-4; M.A. 1667. Ord.
deacon (Ely) Dec. 18, 1669. R. of Shipmeadow, Suffolk,
1670-86.
VESA YE, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1579.
VESEY, WILLIAM. B.A. from Trinity Hali., 1663. Doubtless
s. of.William, of BradwelJ, Suffolk. M.A. 1667-8 {Lit. Reg.).
Faculty (Lambeth) to receive Holy Orders (deacon and
priest) Oct. 29, 1668. R. of Little Waltham, Essex, 1668-70.
Licensed to marry Mary Johnson, of Whitechapel, May 10,
1666, then age 23. Died 1670. Will (P.C.C.) July 28, 1670,
clerk; property in Suffolk. Brother of Richard (1650).
{Suckling, I. 322; Chester, Marriage Licences; Suff. Man.
Fam., I. 60-2.)
VESCIE, . Matric. pens, from St John's, c. 1594.
VEVERS, WILLIAMS. Adm. sizar at Christ's, Mar. 24, 1721-2.
S. of Richard, tanner, of Potterton, Yorks. B. at Barwick-
in-Elmet, Yorks. School, Penistone (Mr Ramsden). Matric.
1722; Scholar, 1723; B.A. 1725-6; M.A. 1729. Ord. priest
(York) July 21, 1728; C. of Skelbrooke. C. of Chapelthorpe,
near Sheffield, c. 1745. {PHle, 11. 206.)
VIELL or VYALL, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Caius, June 26,
1622. S. of AlDraham, oilman, of London. School, Croydon,
Surrey (Mr Nicholson). Matric. 1623; Scholar, 1623-9;
B.A. 1625-6; M.A. 1629. Fellow and Master, Dulwich
College, 1628-31. {Venn, i. 258; Vis. of London, 1634.)
VIALL, JOHN. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, June 2, 1683.
Of Coventry, Warws. Matric. 1683-4; B.A. 1686-7. Ord.
priest (Lincoln) June 15, 1689. P.C. of Coton, Warws., in
1703. R. of Snelland, Lines., 1705. Married, at Galby,
Leics., Anne Parker, Dec. 8, 1703; then of Chilvers Coton,
clerk. {Nichols, 11. 570.)
VIALL, JONATHAN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Apr. 5, 1621.
Matric. 1621; B.A. 1624-5; M.A. 1628.
VILE, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age i6) at Peterhouse, Feb. 16,
1663-4. Of Middlesex. School, St Paul's. Scholar, 1663-4;
B.A. 1668. Signed for deacon's and priest's orders (London)
July 12, 1669; 'about to set forth for the colony of Virginia.*
VIAL, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Sept. 13, 1674.
Of Essex.
VIALL, STRANGFORD. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Apr. 20, 1666,
from Magdalen Hall, Oxford (three years' residence there).
Of Kent. S. of Henry, of Ashford, gent. Scholar, 1667; B.A.
1666-7; M.A. 1670. Incorp. at Oxford, 1674. Head Master
of Ashford Grammar School, Kent, c. 1673-9. R- of Up-
minster, Essex, 1679-86. Died 1685-6. Admon., Mar. 17,
1685-6. {Al. Oxon.)
VICARIS, ROBERT. M.A. 1668 (Incorp. from St Alban Hall,
Oxford). Matric. (Trinity College, Oxford) July 2, 1658;
B.A. (Oxford) 1661-2; M.A. 1664. R. of Heythrop, Oxon.,
1675. {Al. Oxon.)
VICARMAN, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from St John's, c. 1591.
2nd s. of Ralph, of Yorkshire. B.A. from Peterhouse, 1595-6.
Adm. at the Middle Temple, Aug. r, 1598; late New Inn.
VICKERMAN, HENRY. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1614; B.A. 1617-8. One of these names of Fraysthorpe,
Yorks., Esq., c. 1622.
VICARMAN, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Michs.
1571.
VICARS, BARNABAS. Adm. scholar at Trinity Hall, Jan. 11,
1662-3. Oi Nottinghamshire. Matric. 1665; B.A. 1666-7.
Buried at St Edward's, Cambridge, Mar. 23, 1666-7.
VICARS, CHARLES. Adm. pens, at Christ's, Aug. lo, 1687,
from Trinity Hall; exhibitioner from Charterhouse. Matric.
1688. Resided till Michs. 1688. {Peile, 11. 106.)
VICARS, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1609; B.A. 1612-3. Ord. deacon (York) Dec. 1613.
VICARS, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, July 3, 1577.
S. of Henry, deceased, of Leicester. School, Leicester
(Mr Bishoppe). Matric. 1577; B.A. from Trinity, 1580-1;
M.A. from Clare, 1584. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 5, 1586.
Schoolmaster at Higham Ferrers, Northants., 1585; still
there, Aug. 22, 1592, when he witnessed a will.
VICARS, JOHN. M.A. 161 5 (Incorp. from Oxford). S. of WiUiam,
citizen and girdler, of London. Bapt. Sept. 3, 1564, at
Christ Church, London. Matric. (Broadgate Hall, Oxford)
Nov. 24, 1581, age 17; B.A. (Oxford) 1583-4; M.A. 1587.
Perhaps C. of St Michael's, Comhill, 1593. R. of St
Augustine-at-the-Gate, London, 1600-33. Licence (London)
to marry Agnes Fesse, Feb. 12, 1589-90. Died Nov. 1633.
Will, P.C.C. {Al. Oxon.; Ath. Oxon.)
VICCARS, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Christ's, July, 1618.
S. of Gregory, of Treswell, Notts. Bapt. there, Oct. 30, 1604.
B.A. 1621-2. Incorp. at Oxford, 1624-5; M.A. (Lincoln
College, Oxford) 1625. Incorp. at Cambridge, 1625. Ord.
ViGORYs, Robert
deacon (Peterb.) July 23; priest, July 24, 1624. R. of
Battlesden, Beds., 1626-46; of South Fambridge, Essex,
1640-6. An admirable linguist. Author, Decapla in Psalmos;
drawn from ten languages. Died 1660. (Not to be confused
with John Vicars, the Puritan author.) Perhaps brother of
Samuel (1625). {PeiU, i. 324; D.N.B.; Al. Oxon.)
VICARS, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Christ's, June 24,
1638. S. of James. B. in London. School, Mercers'. Matric.
1638.
VICKARS, JOHN. Adm, sizar (age 16) at Trinity, June 18,
1670. Of Derbyshire. S.of James, R. of Melbourne, deceased.
Matric. 1670. Migrated to Jesus, Sept. 27, 1672. Rustat
Scholar; B.A. 1673-4; M.A. 1677. Ord. deacon (York) May,
1676. One of these names Head Master of Loughborough
School, 1682-6.
VICARS, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1624.
VYCARS, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Nov. 1556.
VICARS, ROBERT. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Trinity, Michs.
x6i8.
VICARS, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Trinity, May 7, 1641.
VICKARS, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar at Christ's, May 11, 1625.
(Probably adm. at Queen's earlier in 1625.) S. of George, of
Nottinghamshire. School, Lincoln (Mr Gierke). Matric.
1625; B.A. 1628-9; M.A. 1632. Perhaps brother of John
(1618). {Peile, I. 367.)
VICARS, SAMUEL. Matric. sizar from Trinity Hall, Easter,
1649; B.A. 1652-3; M.A. 1656. Incorp. at Oxford, 1658.
V. of Bedfont, Middlesex, 1660-88. V. of Stanwell, 1662-71.
V. of Staines, 1671-88. Married (i) Anne Monger, of Stan-
well, Sept. 4, 1662; (2) Sarah, dau. of Edward Rickard, of
Latham, Middlesex, Nov. 20, 1686. Died before Oct. 11,
1688. Will, Cons. C. London. {Al. Oxon.)
VICARS, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1558.
VICARS, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1585.
Probably V. of Walkringham, Notts., 1589-1637; V. of
Beckingham, in 1619. Buried at Walkringham, Aug. 17,
1637.
VICKERS, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1604; B.A. 1607-8; M.A. 1611. V. of Shilbotel, North-
umberland, 1610-36. V. of Felton, 1616. Died at Shilbotel,
1636. Will dated, July 12, 1636.
VICARS, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Queens', Michs. 1609.
Of Nottinghamshire. B.A. 1613-4. Ord. deacon (York)
Dec. 19, 1613; priest, Sept. 1616.
VICKERS, THOMAS. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Dec. 16, 1621;
priest, Sept. 21, 1623; 'literate of Jesus College.'
VICARS, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1554.
VICARS, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter, 1604.
VICARS, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, 1627-8.
Matric. Easter, 1628; B.A. 1631-2; M.A. 1635. Perhaps his
wiU (Exeter) 1673; of Coleridge, clerk.
VICARS, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age i8) at Sidney, Nov. 28,
1645. S. of Thomas, yeoman. B. at Quamdon, Derbs.
School, Repton. Migrated to Queens'. Matric. 1645; B.A.
1648-9.
VICARY, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's, Sept. 5,
1707. S. of Lewis, clerk. B. at Atherington, Devon. School,
Barnstaple. Matric. 1707; B.A. 1711-2.
VICARY, LUDOVIC. Adm. (age 19) at Caius, June 19, 1618.
S. of John, minister, of Braunton, Devon. Bapt. Mar. 9,
1599-1600. School, Torrington (Mr Salisbury). Matric. i6i8;
Scholar, 1620-1; B.A. 1620-1. Ord. deacon (Exeter) Sept. 21,
1623. R. of Atherington, Devon, 1634-63; of Landkey, 1659.
Buried at Atherington, Feb. 5, 1662-3. {Venn, i. 239.)
VIKARY, THOMAS. B.D. 1503-4.
VIDAL, PETER. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, Oct. 30,
1719. S. of Peter, of Middlesex. B. in London. School,
Westminster. Matric. 1719; B.A. 1723-4; M.A. 1729. In
Holy Orders.
VIEVAR, ALEXANDER. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 25) at Peter-
house, Nov. 17, 1713. Of Essex. Matric. 1714; LL.B. 1719.
V. of Halstead, Essex, in 1725. R. of Peldon, 1725-44. Died
1744. Will, Comm. Essex.
VIGANI, JOHN FRANCIS. Teacher at Cambridge from 1683.
B. in Verona. Appointed honorary Professor of Chemistry,
1703-13. Travelled in Spain, France and Holland, and studied
mining, metallurgy and pharmacy. Author, Medulla
Chvmiae, published at Dantzig, 1682. Died Feb. 1712-3.
Buried at Newark. {D.N.B.)
VIGNIER, Baron CLAUDIUS DE. M.A. 1624 (on King's visit).
VIGORYS, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from King's, Michs. 1571.
VILE, ROBERT, see VIAL.
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VILLA, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age i6) at Trinity, June 5, 1687.
S of Peter, of London. School, Westminster. Matric. 1687;
Scholar, 1688; B.A. 1690-1. Preceptor to the Princess Royal
of Prussia. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) May 22, 1692; priest,
June 4, 1699. V. of Sundon, Beds., 1692-8. R. of St John's,
Westminster, London, i730-5- Died c. 1735-6. Admon.
1736; Dean and Chapter of Westminster.
VILLIERS, CHARLES, Earl of Anglesey. Adm. Fell.-Com.
(age 15) at Peterhouse, Dec. 13, 1644. S. and h. of
Christopher, ist Earl of Anglesey, of Ashley Park, Walton,
Surrey, and nephew of George (1626), Duke of Buckingham.
Married Mary, Dowager Viscountess Grandison, and dau. of
Paul, Viscount Bayning. Died s.p. Buried Feb. 4, 1660-1,
at St Martin-in-the-Fields, Middlesex. (G.E.C.)
VILLIERS, EDWARD. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Queens',
Michs. 1601. and s. of Sir George (? 1565), of Brokesby,
Leics., Knt. B. c. 1585. Knighted, Sept. 7, 1616. Adm. at
the Middle Temple, Mar. i, 1617-8. Master of the Mint,
1617-22 and 1624-6. Comptroller of the Court of Wards,
i6i8. M.P. for Westminster, 1620-2, 1624-5. Envoy to
the Elector Palatine, 1620. President of Munster, 1625.
Married Barbara, dau. of Sir John St John, of Lidiard
Tregoze, Wilts. Died in Ireland, Sept. 7, 1626. Buried at
St Mary's, Youghal. M.I. Ancestor of the Earls of Jersey.
Half-brother of George (1628-9) and John (1620), doubtless
father of George (1633), John (1633) and of William (1625).
(D.N.B.)
VILLIERS, The Hon. EDWARD. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Trinity,
Aug. 30, 1667. S. and h. of George (1633), 4th Viscount
Grandison (by his ist wife Mary, dau. of Francis (Leigh),
Eari of Chichester). Matric. 1667-8; M.A. 1668. Married
Catherine, dau. of Sir John FitzGerald, of Dromana, Co.
Waterford, Mar. 1676-7. Assumed her name of FitzGerald
on coming into possession of her large estate. Died v.p., 1693.
Will proved (Dublin) Feb. 15, 1693. Half-brother of William
(1683-4) and father of John (1700). (G.E.C.)
VILLIERS, EDWARD. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 16) at St John's,
Mar. 17, 1670-1. S. of Edward, Esq., of Bartlow, Cambs.,
and of Richmond, Surrey (afterwards Knight-Marshal of
the Household), and grandson of Edward (1601). B. at
Bartlow. School, Richmond, Surrey. Matric. 1671; M.A.
1672. Knighted, Apr. 7, 1680. Master of the Horse, 1689-95.
Succeeded his father as Knight-Marshal of the Household,
1689-99. Created Baron Villiers of Hoo, Kent, and Viscount
Villiers, of Dartford, Mar. 20, 1 690-1. Minister to the Hague,
1695. Joint plenipotentiary to the Congress of Ryswick,
1696. Created Earl of Jersey, Oct. 13, 1697. Envoy to
Holland, 1695-8, and to Paris, 1698-9. P.C. 1697, and 1702
(to Queen Anne). A Lord Justice of Ireland, 1697-8. A
Lord Justice of England, 1699. Secretary of State (South),
1699-1700. Lord Chamberlain, 1700-4. D.C.L. (Oxford)
1702. Married Barbara, dau. of William ChiflSnch, of
Fibbers, in Bray, Berks. Died Aug. 25, 1711. Buried in
Westminster Abbey. Father of William (1698-9) and Henry
(1733)- (D.N. B.; G.E.C.)
VILLIERS, FRANCIS. M.A. 1641-2 (fil. noh.). Doubtless 3rd
s. of George (1626-8), Duke of Buckingham. B. Apr. 2, 1629
(posthumous). Called 'the beautiful Francis Villiers.' Died
unmarried. Killed in a skirmish with the Parliamentarians,
near Kingston, July 7, 1648, after a most gallant resistance.
Buried in Westminster Abbey. Brother of George (1641-2).
(Burke, Exl. Peerage, G.E.C.)
VILLIERS, GEORGE. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Pembroke,
Michs. 1565. Doubtless s. and h. of William, of Brokesby
and of Howby, Leics. B. c. i545- Adm. at Gray's Inn, 1566.
Sheriff of Leics., 1591. Knighted, June 17, i593- Married
(i) Audrey, dau. of William Sanders, of Harrington, North-
ants.; (2) Mary, dau. of Anthony Beaumont, of Glenfield,
Leics., Esq. (afterwards created Countess of Buckingham).
Died Jan. 4, 1605-6. Buried in Westminster Abbey. M.I.
Probably father of Edward (1601), George (1628-9) and
doubtless of John (1620). (Nichols, iii. 197; Collins, iii. 768;
Lodge, IV. 82.)
VILLIERS, GEORGE. Chancellor of the University, 1628-9.
4th s. of Sir George (1565), of Brokesby, Leics. The well-
known Court favourite. B. Aug. 28, 1592, at Brokesby.
School, BiUesden. Sent to Paris where he attained perfection
in aU polite accomplishments. Came to Court where he
succeeded Robert Carr, Earl of Somerset as the King's
favourite. Cup-bearer, 1613. Gentleman of the Bedchamber,
1615. Knighted, Apr. 24, 1615. Master of the Horse, 1616.
K.G., 1616. Chief Justice in Eyre, North of Trent, 1616-9.
Created Baron Whaddon of Whaddon, Bucks, and Viscount
Villiers, Aug. 27, 1616. Created Earl of Buckingham, Jan. 5,
1616-7; Marquis, Jan. i, 1617-8. P.C, 1617. Adm. at the
Middle Temple, Mar. i, 1617-8. Lord Warden of the Cinque
Ports and Constable of Dover, 1618. Lord High Admiral
of England, 1619. Lord-Lieut, of Kent, 1620; of Middlesex,
Villiers, John
1622. Created Earl of Coventry and Duke of Buckingham,
May i8, 1623. Sent to Spain with Charles, Prince of Wales,
to arrange a Spanish alliance for that prince. Chief com-
missioner of War and General of the Fleet and Army, in
1625. Ambassador to Paris, 1625-6, and to the Hague, 1625,
His unbounded influence at Court made him unpopular and
the failure of an expedition to the Isle of Rh6 for the relief
of the Rochellers, increased his unpopularity. Married
Katherine, dau. of Francis (Manners), Earl of Rutland.
Assassinated by John Felton, Aug. 23, 1628. Buried in
Westminster Abbey. Hailf -brother of Edward (1601) and John
(1620), father of George (1641-2) and of Francis (1641-2).
(G.E.C; D.N.B.)
VILLIERS, GEORGE. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Trinity, Easter,
1633. Doubtless 3rd s. of Sir Edward (1601), Knt. Knighted,
Apr. 24, 1644. Succeeded his brother John (1633) as 4th
Viscount Grandison, c. 1661. Married (1) Mary, dau. of
Francis (Leigh), Earl of Chichester; (2) Mary, dau. of Richard
Garford, of London and widow of Sir Samuel Sterling.
Died Dec. 16, 1699, aged c. 82. Buried at Brantfield, Herts.
Brother of John (1633) and William (1625); father of
Edward (1667) and William (1683-4) (G.E.C; Clutterbuck,
1- 259)
VILLIERS, GEORGE. M.A. 1641-2 (fil. nob.). S. of George
(1628-9), Duke of Buckingham. B. Jan. 30, 1627-8, at
Wallingford House, Westminster, London. Said to have
studied at Christ Church, Oxford and at Trinity College,
Cambridge. Succeeded his father as 2nd Duke of Bucking-
bam, Aug. 1628. Joined Charles I at Oxford, 1642; served
under Rupert, 1643. Joined the Surrey insurgents; routed
at St Neots; fled to Holland, 1648. P.C., 1650. Gentleman
of the Bedchamber, 1650-7, 1661-7. Accompanied Charles II
to Scotland, 1650; fought at Worcester, 1651. Escaped to
Holland, 1651. Returned to England, 1657. Prisoner in
the Tower of London, 1658-9. K.G., 1661. P.C, 1662-7.
His right to the Barony of Ross Jure Matris, admitted,
Feb. 5, 1667. Lord-Lieut, of West Riding, Vorks., 1661-7.
Master of the Horse, 1668-74. High Steward of Oxford,
1669. Ambassador to Paris, 1670, 1671 and 1672. Chancellor
of the University, 1671-4. Lieut. -General of the Forces,
1673. A Lord of the Admiralty, 1673-4. One of the five
ministers for foreign aSairs who formed the unpopular Cabal.
Quarrelled with Arlington, 1673. Dismissed from his of&ce^,
1674. Joined the Country party. Opposed the non-resistance
Oath, 1675. Intrigued against Charles II getting supplies,
1678-9. Disapproved of the Exclusion Bill, 1680-1. Married
Mary, dau. of Thomas, Baron Fairfax. The Zimri of Dryden's
Absalom and Achitophel. A patron of men of letters. Author,
verses, satires, etc. Died s.p., Apr. 16, 1687, at Kirkby Moor-
side, Yorks. Buried in Westminster Abbey. Brother of
Francis (1641-2). (G.E.C; D.N.B.)
VILLIERS, HENRY. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 16) at St John's,
Oct. 6, 1674. S. of Edward, Esq., of Sussex. B. there. Sciiool,
Bradley (Mr BUlingsley). Matric. 1675. Governor of Tyne-
mouth Castle, Northumberland, 1689-1707. Died Aug. 11,
1707, aged 49. M.I. at Tynemouth. (Le Neve, Mon., 11. 133;
Scott-Mayor.)
VILLIERS, HENRY. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Trinity Hall,
June, 1733.
VILLIERS, The Hon. HENRY. Adm. nobleman at Trinity.
May 28, 1733. 2nd s. of Edward (1670-1), 1st Earl of Jersey.
Matric. 1733; M.A. 1733. Ord. deacon (Bath and Wells)
Oct. 3; priest, Oct. 10, 1731. V. of Frome Selwood, Somerset,
c. 1731. R. of Marston Bigott, 1733. Died s.p., May, 1743.
Brother of William (1698). (Collins, iil. 792; Lambeth Act
Book.)
VILLIERS, ISAAC. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Christ's, Jan. 10,
1671-2. S. of Thomas. B. at Barnes, Surrey. School,
Repton. Matric. 1672.
VILLIERS, JOHN. M.A. 1620 (fil. nob.). Doubtless s. of Sir
George (1565), of Brokesby, Leics. B. c. 1591. Knighted,
June 30, 1616. Groom of the Bedchamber and Master of the
Robes, 1616. Created Baron ViUiers of Stoke, and Viscount
Purbeck, July 19, 1619. Lost his reason. Died Feb. 18,
1656-7. Brother of Edward (1601), etc. (G.E.C; D.N.B.)
VILLIERS, JOHN. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Trinity, Easter,
1633; B.A. 1634-5. Doubtless 2nd s. of Sir Edward
(1601), President of Munster. Succeeded his brother WiUiam
(1625), as 3rd Viscount Grandison, Oct. 2, 1643. Married
Catherine, dau. of John Clarke, of Ardington, Berks. Died
s.p., c. 1661. Brother of George (1633). (G.E.C; Clutterbuck,
I- 259)
VILLIERS, JOHN (Viscount GRANDISON). Adm. nobleman
(age 16) at Magdalene, Apr. 19, 1700. S. and h. of Edward
(1667), and grandson of George, 4th Viscovmt Grandison.
School, Eton. Succeeded to the peerage, 1699. Created Earl
Grandison of Limerick, Sept. 11, 1721. Governor of Co.
302
ViLLiERs, Thomas
Waterford. P.C, 1733. Married Hon. Frances Gary, dau. of
Anthony, Viscount Falkland. Died s.p.m.s., May 14, 1766.
Buried at Youghal, Co. Cork. Father of William (i73i).
{G.E.C.)
VILLIERS, THOMAS. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Queens', Apr. 5,
1728. 2nd s. of William (1698-9), 2nd Earl of Jersey. B.
1709. Envoy to Warsaw, 1737. Minister plenipotentiary to
Dresden, 1740-7; to Vienna, 1742-3; to Berlin, 1746-8.
M.P. for Tamworth, 1747-56. A Lord of the Admiralty,
1748. Created Baron Hyde of Hindon, Wilts., June 3, 1756.
P.C, 1763. Joint Postmaster-General, 1763-5. Chancellor
of the Duchy of Lancaster, 1771-82 and 1783. Created Earl
of Clarendon, June 14, 1776. Married Charlotte, dau. of
William (Capel), Earl of Essex, Mar. 30, 1752. Died Dec. ir,
1786. Buried at Watford, Herts. Brotherof William (1727-8).
(G.E.C.)
VILLIERS or VYLERES, WILLIAM. B.Civ.L. 1484-5; D.Civ.L.
1494-5-
VILLIERS, WILLIAM. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Trinity,
Easter, 1625. Doubtless s. and h. of Sir Edward (? 1601).
B. 1614. Succeeded as 2nd Viscount Grandison, 1630.
Knighted, May 20, 1638. Married Mary, dau. of Paul,
Viscount Bayning, Oct. 31, 1639. Distinguished himself in
the royal cause. Mortally wounded at the siege of Bristol.
Buried Oct. 2, 1643, in Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford.
M.I. Brother of John (1633) and George (1633). (G.E.C,)
VILLIERS, WILLIAM. Adm. nobleman (age 15) at Magdalene,
Mar. 6, 1683-4. 2nd s. of George (1633), 4th Viscount
Grandison. Matric. 1684. Fell. -Com. at Trinity College,
Dublin, in 1699. Colonel of a regiment. Married Catherine,
dau. of Sir Edward Villiers. Died Sept. 7, 1723. Half-
brother of Edward (1667). (Collins, in. 788.)
VILLIERS, WILLIAM. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Queens', Jan. 19,
1698-9. S. of Edward (1670-1), 1st Earl of Jersey. Matric.
1699; M.A. 1700. A Teller of the Exchequer, 1701-2. M.P.
for Kent, 1705-8. Succeeded as 2nd Earl, Aug. 26, 1711.
Favoured the Jacobite cause; created an Earl in 1716 by
the Pretender. Married Judith, dau. of Frederick Heme,
of London, Mar. 24, 1704-5. Died July 13, 1721. Buried at
Westerham, Kent. WiU, P.C.C. Brother of Henry (1733),
father of Thomas (1728) and William (1727-8). (G.E.C. ;
D.N.B.)
VILLIERS, WILLIAM. Adm. Fell.-Com. at King's, 1727-8.
Doubtless s. and h. of William (1698-9). Succeeded his
father as 3rd Earl of Jersey, July 13, 1721. Lord of the
Bedchamber to the Prince of Wales, 1733-8; to the King,
1738. Chief Justice in Eyre (South of Trent), 1746. P.C,
1747. Succeeded his cousin John (1700) as Viscount Grandi-
son, May 14, 1766. Married Anne, Dowager Duchess of
Bedford, June 23, 1733. Died Aug. 28, 1769. Buried at
Middleton Stoney, Oxon. Brother of Thomas (1728).
(G.E.C.)
VILLIERS (FITZGERALD-VILLIERS), WILLIAM. Adm. FeU.-
Com. at Trinity Hall, Apr. 21, 1731. 2nd s. of John (1700).
B. Jan. 10, 1715. Matric. 1731. Styled Lord Villiers. A
young man of great promise, skilled 'in many branches of
useful and curious literature.' Died v.p. and unmarried,
at Waterford, Dec. 16, 1739. Buried at Youghal. M.I.
(G.E.C.)
VILVAINE, ROBERT. M.A. 1608 (Incorp. from Oxford). S. of
Peter, of Exeter, pleb. Matric. (Exeter College, Oxford)
Feb. 22, 1593-4, age 18; B.A. (Oxford) 1597; M.A. 1600;
M.B. and M.D. (Oxford) 1611. Fellow of Exeter College,
Oxford, 1599-1611. Physician at Exeter. Died Feb. 21,
1662-3. Buried in Exeter Cathedral; founded the Lady
Chapel library. WiU, P.C.C. (Al. Oxon.)
VINALL, AIDONIUS (Aid-on-High). Matric. sizar from Pem-
broke, Easter, 1612. S. of Stephen (1575). B. at Isfield,
Sussex. Bapt. there, 1596. B.A. 1615-6. Ord. deacon
(London) Sept. 19, 1619. WiU proved (Lewes) 1623; 'of
Lewes, Sussex, clerk.' (J. Ch. Smith.)
VYNALL, STEPHEN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1575; B.A. 1579-80. Of Isfield, Sussex, clerk. Father of
Aid-on-High (above).
VINCENT, CLEMENT. Adm. (age i6) at Cxius, June 23, 1611.
S. of Thomas, gent., of Worlingham, Suffolk. B. at Honing-
ham, Norfolk. School, Southwold, Suffolk (Mr Claydon).
Matric. i6ii; Scholar, 1613-7; B.A. 1614-5; M.A. 1618.
R. of Danbury, Essex, c. 1628-44, sequestered. Licensed to
preach there in 1636. Died 1652. Probably brother of
John (1625). (Venn, i. 213.)
VINCENT, DANIEL. Matric. FeU.-Com. from King's, Easter,
i6i6. Doubtless s. of Henry, merchant, of London. If so,
leatherseUer and merchant adventurer, of London. WiU
(P.C.C.) 1636; of St Martin's, Ironmonger Lane. Brother
of Isaiah (1624). (Vis. of London, 1634.)
VINSANT, EDWARD. B.A. from Trinity, 1631-2.
Vincent, Nathaniel
VINCENT, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, at Corpus Christi, 1679.
Of Norfolk. Matric. Michs. 1681; B.A. 1682-3; M.A. i686.
Ord. deacon (Norwich) Dec. 1686.
VINCENT, FRANCIS. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 19) at Trinity,
Jan. 26, 1747-8. S. and h. of George, of London, and of
Coney Hatch, Herts. School, Hadley, Middlesex (Mr
Hodson). Matric. 1748. Adm. at the Inner Temple, Nov. 5,
1748. Barrister-at-law. Died Dec. 20, 1766, aged '40.' M.I.
at Weddington, Warws. (Misc. Gen. et Her., 2nd S., iv 104.)
VINCENT, GEORGE. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 19, 1677.
Of Leicestershire. S. of George, of BittesweU. Matric. 1677;
B.A. 1680-1 ; M.A. 1684. R. of the South mediety of Sheepy,
Leics., i686. R. of Laughton, 1693-7. Chaplain to the
King. Died 1704. WiU proved (P.C.C.) June 12, 1704.
Brother of WiUiam (1689), father of Richard (1713) and
WiUiam (1703). (Nichols, iv. 934.)
VINCENT, HENRY. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Caius, Mar. 29, 1704.
S. of Henry, weaver, of Norwich. B. there. School, Norwich
(Mr Hoadley). Matric. 1704; Scholar, 1704-6. Migrated to
St Edmund HaU, Oxford, Mar. 4, 1706-7, age 20. B.A.
(Oxford) 1707-8. Ord. priest (Winchester) Dec. 30, 1711.
(Venn, 1. 511.)
VINCENT, ISAIAH. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's, May 10,
1624. S. of Henry, merchant. B. in London. School, Epping
(private). Matric. 1624; B.A. from Magdalene, 1627-8;
M.A. 1631. Brotherof Daniel (i6i6). (Peile, 1. 358.)
VINCENT, JOHN. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Gonville Hal^,
Michs. 1545; M.A. 1546 (after seven years' study); B.D. 1556.
FeUow (by Dr Caius' charter), 1555. Preacher at Paul's Cross,
in 1557. WiU proved (V.C.C) Jan. 10, 1557-8. (Venn, i. 31.)
VINCENT, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Lent, 1577-8.
VINCENT, JOHN. B.A. from Christ's, 1590-1. Perhaps s. of
Robert, yeoman. B. at Bottesford, Leics., c. 1560. Ord.
priest (Lincoln) Sept. 11, 1594. V. of Harmston, Lines.,
1600-24; previously at Waddington, for five years (perhaps
as curate). Perhaps brother of WiUiam (1594-5).
VINCENT, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1620-1;
Scholar, 1625; B.A. 1625-6; M.A. 1629. FeUow, 1627.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1627. Perhaps ord. priest (Peterb.)
Dec. 18, 1631. WiU (P.C.C.) proved May 15, 1632, by his
brother Thomas. (Al. Oxon., where he is wrongly identified
with the R. of Helmingham, Sufiolk.)
VINCENT, JOHN. Matric. pens, (age 16) from Pembroke,
Easter, 1625. S. of Thomas, of Worlingworth, SuSolk.
B.A. 1628-9; M.A. 1632. FeUow. Ord. priest (Norwich)
Mar. 2, 1633-4. Doubtless R. of Helmingham, Suffolk,
1633-9; V. of Framsden, 1635. Probably brother of Clement
(1611).
VINCENT, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, Jan. 22, 1639-
40. S. of George, gent., of Stow, Norfolk. B. there. School,
Wisbech (Mr Frisby). Matric. 1640; Scholar, 1641-7; B.A.
1643-4; M.A. 1647. Ord. priest (Norwich) Jime 24, 1665.
R. of Bittering, Norfolk, 1665-1709. R. of East Bilney,
1665-81 ; sequestered by the bishop on account of his absence.
(Venn, i. 337.)
VINCENT, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 10, 1642.
Of Yorkshire. S. and h. of Thomas, of Bamborough, Yorks.
Bapt. Aug. 16, 1625, at Conisborough. Adm. at the Inner
Temple, 1645. Barrister, 1655. Married Mary, dau. of John
Griffith, of Co. Carnarvon, Aug. 26, 1650. Died July 17,
1676. Buried at Bamborough. M.I. (J. Ch. Smith.)
VINCENT, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 14) at Caius, Apr. 4, 1643.
S. of John, tailor, of Dovmham, Norfolk. Bapt. there, July
13, 1628. School, Downham. Matric. 1643; B.A. 1646-7;
Scholar, 1647-50. Ord. priest (Bishop Jos. Hall) Oct. 17,'
1649. Probably R. of Downham Market, Norfolk, 1650-6.
R. of East Bilney, 1661-5. (Venn, i. 349.)
VINCENT, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June 3, 1696.
Of Lincolnshire. Matric. 1696; B.A. 1699-1700; M.A. 1703.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 21, 1701; priest. Mar. 14, 1702-3.
V. of Croxton, Leics., 1703-13. Died Sept. 26, 1713. Buried
at Croxton. M.I. (Nichols, 11. 149.)
VINCENT, NATHANIEL. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
Aug. 26, 1612. B. at Linkinhome, ComwaU, 1593. Matric.
1611; B.A. 1615-6; M.A. 1619; B.D. 1629. Fellow, 1615-34.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Mar. 24, 1621-2; priest, Mar. 25, 1622.
R. of Lessingham, Norfolk, 1634. V. of Happisburgh, 1640.
VINCENT, NATHANIEL. Adm. sizar at Clare, Jan. 18, 1652-3.
Matric. 1653; B.A. 1656-7; M.A. 1660; D.D. 1679 (Lit. Reg.).
Fellow, tiU 1722. Senior Proctor, 1676-7. Obtained a mandate
for the Mastership of Clare, 1678, but too late. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) Mar. 10, 1660-1; priest (Peterb.) Sept. 22, 1667.
R. of Bio Norton, Norfolk, 1660-1722. Preached before the
King at Newmarket, Cambs., 1674. F.R.S., 1683. Author,
sermon. Died May, 1722. WiU, P.C.C. (To be distinguished
from his contemporary namesake, the nonconformist divine.)
(Clare College History.)
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Vincent, Nicholas
VINCENT, NICHOLAS. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Easter,
1577-
VINCENT, PETER. Matric. sizar from Queens', Michs. 1618.
Of Leicestershire. B.A. 1622-3; M.A. 1626. Incorp. at
Oxford, 1626. V. of Burstock, Dorset, 1631-4. R. of
Writhlington, Somerset, 1634-9. Died 1639. {Al. Oxon.)
VINCENT, PHILIP. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse, Michs.
1617. S. of Richard (1578-9), of Firsby, near Braywell,
Yorks. Bapt. Nov. 23, 1600, at Frisby, in the parish of
Conisborough. B.A. 1620-1; M.A. 1624. Ord. deacon
(London) Mar. 13, 1624-5, age 24. R. of Stoke Dabemon,
Surrey, 1625-9. Travelled in New England, and in Germany.
Married Francis, dau. of Sir Christopher Heydon, of Bacon-
thorpe, Norfolk, Knt. Author, A True Relation of the late
Battell fought in New England between the English and the
Pequet Salvages. (D.N.B.)
VINCENT, RALPH. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter, 1569.
Probably s. of Richard, of Smeaton, Yorks. R. of Gt
Smeaton, 1575-1622. Died Aug. 16, 1622, aged c. 77. (Add.
Pedigrees, Vis. of Yorks., i6i2.)
VINCENT, RALPH. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Lent, 1620-1;
B.A. 1624-5; M.A. 1628.
VINCENT, RALPH. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter, 1621;
B.\. from Magdalene, 1624-5. Ord. deacon (York) Mar.
1624-5; priest, June, 1625. Probably R. of All Saints', York,
1627-74-
VINCENT, RICHARD. Scholar (age 13) of Clare, 1478.
VINCENT, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Queens', Lent,
1578-9. Of Yorkshire. Doubtless s. and h. of Richard, of
Conisborough, Yorks. Bapt. there. May 27, 1560. Adm. at
Gray's Inn, May 25, 1582, from Staple Inn. Of Firsby,
near Braywell. Married Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Rokeby,
of Hotham, Yorks., Sept. 23, 1595. Buried July 19, 1617,
at Conisborough. Will, York. Father of Philip (1617).
VINCENT, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Trinity, June 4,
1713. S. of George (1677), R. of Sheepy, Leics. School,
Westminster. Matric. 1713-4; Scholar, 1714; B.A. 1716-7;
M.A. 1720. Fellow, 1719. Ord. deacon (London) Mar. 13,
1719-20; priest. May 31, 1724. R. of Church Langton, Leics.,
tiU 1734. R. of Castle Caulfield, Ireland; benefactor to the
school there. R. of Donamore, Co. Tyrone. Will proved,
Oct. 17, 1774. Brother of William (1703). (Al. Westmon.,
261; Misc. Gen. et Her., 3rd S., iv. 200; Nichols, 11. 667.)
VINCENT, RICHARD. M.A. from Emmanuel, 1739- S. of
William (1689), of Kibworth, Leics., clerk. Bapt. Jime 26,
1712. Matric. (Hart Hall, Oxford) May 8, 1730, age 17;
B.A. (Oxford) 1733-4- R- of Kibworth, 1741. Died Feb. 15,
1748-9. Brother of Silvester (i733-4)- {Al. Oxon.; Misc.
Gen. et Her., 3rd S., t. 12; Nichols, iv. 952.)
VINCENT, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1567. One of these names, 'B.A.,' licensed to teach
grammar at Withersfield, Suffolk, 1583. Perhaps curate
there.
VINCENT, SILVESTER. Adm. (age 17) at Emmanuel, Feb. 19,
1733-4. S. of William (1689), of Kibworth, Leics., clerk.
Bapt. Jan. 1714-5. Matric. (Lincoln College, Oxford)
Dec. 7, 1732. Migrated to Cambridge. B.A. 1736-7; M.A.
1741. Incorp. at Oxford, 1744. Ord. deacon (Lincoln)
Dec. 19, 1736; priest. Mar. 18, 1738-9. R. of North and
South mediety of Sheepy, Leics., 1741. Chaplain to the
Earl of Sutherland. Buried at Sheepy, Aug. 9, 1758. Brother
of Richard (1739). {Misc. Gen. et Her., 3rd S., l. 12; Al.
Oxon.; Nichols, iv. 930, 952.)
VINCENT, THOMAS. Adm. at King's (age 16) a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 17, 1584. Of Pinner, Middlesex. Matric. 1584;
B.A. 1588-9; M.A. 1592. Fellow, 1587-94. Ord. deacon and
priest (Peterb.) July 9, 1594. R. of Denham, Bucks., 1613-43.
Died 1643. [Harwood.)
VINCENT, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1618;
scholar from Westminster, B.A. 1621-2; M.A. 1625; B.D.
1632. Fellow, 1624. Minister at St Edward's, Cambridge,
1631. V. of Blyth, Notts., 1633. Buried there Sept. 28, 1633.
(One of these names, M.A., Sup. for B.D. at Oxford, May 9,
1643.) ('^i. Westmon.; J. Raine, Blyth.)
VINCENT, THOMAS. M.A. 1656 (Incorp. from Oxford). 2nd
s. of John, R. of Sedgefield, Durham (for whom see D.N.B.).
B. May, 1634, at Hertford. Matric. (Christ Church, Oxford)
Feb. 27, 1650-1, from Westminster School; B.A. (Oxford)
1651-2; M.A. 1654. Chaplain to Robert, Earl of Leicester.
R. of Ickenham, Middlesex. R. of St Mary Magdalene, Milk
Street, London, 1657; ejected, 1662. Preached privately at
Hoxton; assisted Thomas Doolittle in his school at Bunhill
Fields. Author, sermons. Buried at Cripplegate, Oct. 27,
1678. Brother of Nathaniel the nonconformist divine.
{Al. Oxon.; Hennessy; F.M.G., 930; D.N.B.)
ViNER, Nathaniel
VINCENT, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity, Apr. 7,
1681. S. of Thomas. B. in London. School, St Paul's.
Matric. 1681; Scholar, 1683; B.A. 1684-5; M.A. 1688.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1690. Clerk of Magdalen College, Oxford,
1690-3; Chaplain, 1693-1700. Perhaps R. of Hanwell,
Middlesex, 1717-42; died 1742.
VINCENT, WILLIAM. Scholar of King's, 1445. Of Sarum
diocese. B.A. 1449; M.A. Ord. sub-deacon (Ely) Dec. 21,
1454; deacon. Mar. 1, 1454-5; priest, Apr. 5, 1455. One of
these names R. of All HaUows-in-the-Wall, London, 1458.
Died 1474-S-
VINCENT, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Mar. 1594-
5. S. of Robert, yeoman. B. at Bottesford, Leics. School,
Bottesford (Mr Woodhall). Matric. 1595; B.A. 1598-9;
M.A. from Clare, 1605. Ord. deacon (Suffragan Bishop of
Colchester) Feb. 15; priest, Feb. 22, 1600-1. V. of Linsey,
Suffolk, in 1603. Afterwards in Ireland. Minister of Cole-
raine. Preb. of Derry, 1628-40. Perhaps brother of John
(1590-1). (Venn, i. 155.)
VINCENT, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Christ's, July, 1613.
Perhaps s. of Richard, of Gt Sheppey, Leics. B. 1598.
If so, a freeholder in Bitteswell, 1630. Married Anne Carter,
of Bitteswell. Died 1680, aged 82. {Peile, 1. 291; Nichols,
IV. 933.)
VINCENT, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from King's, Easter, 1619;
B.A. 1622-3; M.A. 1628.
VINCENT, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Pembroke,
June 22, 1650. S. of Spencer, of London, silk-v/eaver.
Matric. 1650; B.A. 1653. Ord. deacon and priest (Lichfield)
July 13, 1662. P.C. of Acton Trussell, Staffs., c. 1661-78.
V. of Bednall, c. 1661-78. Died 1678, in prison. {Wm Salt
Arch. Soc, 1915.)
VINCENT, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Trinity, Apr. 18, 1671.
Matric. 1671; B.A. 1674-5.
VINCENT, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Apr. 21, 1681.
Of Northamptonshire. S. of William, of Thornton. Matric.
1681; B.A. 1684-5. R- of Ibstock, Leics., c. 1699, ejected as
non-juror. His cousin at Sheepy afforded him an asylum.
Married Mary Twinbury, Aug. 24, 1714, at Ravenstone.
Died at Sheepy, Dec. 1740 {sit), aged 76. (William (1703),
R. of Sheepy, died in the same month). (Misc. Gen. et Her.,
3rd S., I. 11; Nichols, IV. 933.)
VINCENT, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June 29, 1689.
Of Leicestershire. 5th s. of George, of Sheepy. B. there,
1671. Matric. 1690; B.A. 1692-3; M.A. 1696. Incorp. at
Oxford, 1699. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) May 19, 1695; priest,
Sept. 19, 1697. R. of Laughton, Leics., 1697-1740- R- (and
patron) of Kibworth Beauchamp, 1704. Chaplain to Lord
Willoughby de Broke. Died Jan. 12, 1740-1, aged 70.
Buried at Kibworth. Will, Leicester. Brother of George
(1677), father of Richard (i739) and Silvester (i733-4)-
{Nichols, IV. 952.)
VINCENT, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, July 3, 1703.
Of Leicestershire. S. of George (1677), clerk. Matric. 1704;
LL.B. 1709. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June 4; priest, Sept. 4,
1710. R. of North and South mediety of Sheepy and of
Radclifie, 1712-40. Buried Dec. 27, 1740, at Sheepy. Will,
P.C.C. Brother of Richard (1713). {Misc. Gen. et Her.,
3rd S., I. 12; Nichols, IV. 930.)
VINCENT,
-. B.A. 1500.
VINCENT, . B.A. 1514-5-
VINCENT, . Matric. pens, from Christ's, May, 1548.
VINE, see VYNNE.
VINER, GEORGE. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 17) at St John's,
May 7, 1656. S. and h. of Sir Thomas, Knt., goldsmith and
alderman of London (created Bart., 1660). B. Feb. 14, 1638-
9, in the parish of St Mary Woolnoth. Schools, Merchant
Taylors' and St Paul's. Matric. 1656; B.A. 1658. Adm. at
Lincoln's Inn, Apr. 24, 1656, and subsequently at Gray's
Inn, Apr. 29, 1659. Knighted, June 24, 1663. Succeeded
as 2nd Bart., May 11, 1665. Married Abigail, dau. of Sir
John Laurence, of Putney, Surrey. Died July 5, 1673-
Buried at St Mary Woolnoth. Benefactor to St John's.
(Scott-Mayor, i. xxxii; G.E.C., iii- 216.)
VINER, JOHN. Adm. Fellow of St John's, 1554. Of Norfolk.
VINER, JOHN. M.A. 1638 (Incorp. from Oxford). B.A. (Mag-
dalen Hall, Oxford) 1620-1; M.A. 1625. R. of Kinnersley,
Hereford, 1626-45, sequestered. (Al. Oxon.)
VINER or VINIER, NATHANIEL. Adm. pens, at Trinity,
July 4, 1663. School, Westminster. Matric. 1663; Scholar,
1664; B.A. 1666-7; M.A. 1670. Fellow, 1668. Perhaps of
Martinhoe, Devon, clerk. Admon. (Exeter) 1680.
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ViNER, Robert
VYNER, ROBERT. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 19) at St John's,
Apr. 3, 1738. S. and h. of Robert, Esq., of Middlesex, and
of Gautby, Lines. (M. P. for Lines.). B. in London. Educated
at home. Adm. at the Inner Temple, Nov. 18, I74i- M-P-
for Okehampton, Devon, 1754; for Lincoln, 1774, 1780, and
for Thirsk, 1785, 1790. Died June 19, i799- (Scott-Mayor,
III. 491.)
VYNER, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's, Easter,
1646. 2nd s. of William, of Eathorpe, Warws. B.A. 1649-50;
M.A. 1653; B.D. 1662; D.D. 1671 {Lit. Reg.). Incorp. at
Oxford, 1655. R. of Stanton with Snowshill, Gloucs., 1652-
c. 65. Rural dean of Campden. R. of Paulersbury, North-
ants., 1660-3. Preb. of Gloucester, 1665-71. R. of Bradwell-
by-Sea, Essex, 1667-73. Canon of Windsor, 1670-3. Arch-
deacon of Gloucester, 1671-3. Dean of Gloucester, 1671-3.
Died Apr. ir, 1673, aged 44. Buried in the Cathedral. M.I.
there. Will, P.C.C. (Le Neve, A/on., iv. 156; ^i. Oj;on.)
VINEROLE, Marquis of. M.A. 1624.
VYNES, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1586.
VINES, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Easter,
1619. B. at Blaston, Leics. B.A. 1622-3; M.A. 1627. Master
of Pembroke, 1644-50. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) May 23;
priest, May 24, 1624. Schoolmaster at Hinckley, Leics.,
1624-42. R. of Weddington, Warws., 1628-44, and of
Caldecote, 1630. Preacher at Nuneaton. Member of the
Westminster Assembly, 1643. R. of St Clement Danes,
London, 1643-5. Master of the Temple, 1644-7. R. of
Watton, Herts., 1645-50. Minister of St Lawrence Jewry,
London, 1650-6. Married Katherine, dau. of Humphrey
Adderley, of Weddington. Author, sermons. Died Feb. 4,
1655-6, aged 56. Buried at St Lawrence Jewry. (Loder;
D.N.B.)
VINES, THOMAS. B.A. 1635 (Incorp. from Oxford). Matric.
(St Alban Hall) Dec. 1633, age 18; B.A. (Oxford) 1633.
Perhaps V. of Combe, Hants., 1663.
VINEV, DAVID. Adm. pens, (age 14 sic) at Sidney, June 12,
1672. 4th s. of Robert, R. of Bamack, Northants. Bapt.
July 12, 1652, at Barton-le-Cley, Beds. Schools, Bamack
(Mr Dan. Pepys) and Strixton, Northants. (Mr William
Farrow). Matric. 1672; B.A. 1675-6; M.A. 1679. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) May 21, 1676; priest, Sept. 22, 1678. Doubtless C. of
Ufford, Northants., 1690-6. R. of Little Casterton, Rutland,
1701-20. Died 1720. Brother of John (1664).
VINEY, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St John's, c. 1594; B.A.
1597-8; M.A. 1601. R. of Hothfield, Kent, 1607. V. of
Westwell, 1619. Licence (Canterbury) to mairy Lydia
Banks, of Hothfield, spinster, May 20, 1608, and Oct. 25,
1613, to marry Mary Hogben, widow. Father of William
(1632).
VINEY, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Sidney, July 6, 1664.
2nd s. of Robert, R. of Bamack, Northants. Bapt. Feb. 27,
1648-9, at Barton -le-CIey, Beds. School, Peterborough
(Mr Smith). Matric. 1664; B.A. 1667-8; M.A. 1671. FeUow,
1670. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Mar. 3, 1671-2; priest, May 25,
1673. Brother of David (1672).
VINEY, WESTERDALE. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's,
Sept. 23, 1700. S. of John. B. at Colchester, Essex. School,
Gloucester (Mr Wheeler). Scholar, 1700-1; Matric. 1701.
Adm. at the Middle Temple, June 6, 1702. Called to the
Bar, 1708. (Peile, 11. 149.)
VINEY, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, May 29,
1632. S. of John (1594), R. of Hothfield, Kent. B. there.
School, Canterbury (Mr Ludd). Matric. 1632; B.A. 1636;
M.A. 1642. V. of WestweU, Kent, 1670.
VINICOMBE, CHARLES. M.A. from King's, 1730. S. of John,
of St Peter's, Exeter, clerk. Matric. (Exeter College, Oxford)
July 2, 1722, age 17; B.A. (Oxford) 1726. {Al. Oxon.)
VINICOMBE, GENTILE. Adm. pens, at Sidney, June 30, 1709.
S. of Roger, of Exeter, clerk. Matric. (Exeter College, Oxford)
Mar. 13, 1700-1, age 18; B.A. (Oxford) 1704; M.A. (Cam-
bridge) 1709. Will (Exeter) 172 1; of Exeter, clerk. (Al.
Oxon.; J. Ch. Smith.)
VINKE, PETER. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Michs.
1641. Of a Norwich refugee family. B.A. 1643-4; M.A.
from Pembroke, 1647; B.D. 1654. Fellow of Pembroke, c.
1645. Adm. at Leyden, June 22, 1648. Ordained by the
4th London Classis, Nov. 29, 1649. R. of St Michael's,
Comhill, London. Afterwards P.C. of St Catharine Cree-
church, 1661; ejected, 1662. Died in Dalston, Hackney,
Sept. 6, 1702. Will, P.C.C. (Calatny, i. 131; H. P. Stokes.)
VINTER, see also WINTER.
VINTNER or WINTENER, EDMUND. Adm. at King's (age 16)
a scholar from Eton, Sept. 5, 1640. Of Weston, Bucks.
Doubtless s. of John (1588). Matric. 1639; B.A. 1644; M.A.
1648; M.D. 1655. Fellow, 1643-89. Vice-Provost, 1655.
Benefactor to King's. Brother of Henry (1623). (Harwood.)
V.A.C.IV. 305
VoKEs, John
VINTER, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Michs.
1634; B.A. 1637-8; M.A. 1641. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
Dec. 22, 1639; priest. Mar. 1, 1639-40. V. of Cowfold,
Sussex, 1652-91. R. of Rotherfield, 1673-91. Buried there
Feb. 2, 1691-2. (W. C. Renshaw; Fielding, Rochester.)
VINTNER, HENRY. Adm. at King's (age 17) a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 25, 1623. Of Weston, Bucks. Doubtless s. of
John (1588). Matric. 1623; B.A. 1627; M.A. 1631; B.D.
1638; D.D. 1660 (Lit. /?«g.). Fellow, 1626-49. R. of Stam-
ford Courtney, Devon. R. of Weston Turville, Bucks.,
1650-78. Died 1678. Will (P.C.C.) 1679. Brother of Edmund
(1640). (Harwood; Lipscomb, 11. 498.)
VINTNER, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1588.
B. at Edwardston, Suffolk, c. 1574. B.A. from Trinity,
1593-4; M.A. 1597. Incorp. at Oxford, 1605. Ord: deacon
and priest (Norwich) Sept. 29, 1598. R. of Weston Turville,
Bucks., 1598-1645, sequestered. R. of Flempton, Suffolk,
1598. R. of Flowton, 1598-9. Father of Henry (1623) and
Edmund (1640). (Lipscomb, n. 498.)
VINTER, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, 1655.
Of Huntingdonshire. Matric. 1658; B.A. 1659-60; M.A.
1663. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Dec. 23.
VINTER or VINTNER, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Clare, May 9,
1666. Of Godmanchester, Hunts. Matric. 1667; B.A. 1669-
70; M.A. 1673. Licence (Lambeth) to practise medicine,
Jan. 26, 1673-4-
VINTER, SAMUEL. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Michs.
1598. B. at South Somercotes, Lines., c. 1581. B.A. 1601-2;
M.A. 1605. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June 15, 1606; priest,
May 31, 1607. V. of Redboume, Linos., 1608.
VINTER or WINTER, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel,
Apr. 9, 1635. Of Huntingdonshire. B.A. 1638-9; M.A. 1642.
VINTER, WILLIAM. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1734. Of
Huntingdonshire.
VIOLETT, GEORGE. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Christ's, May 9,
1662. Of Essex. School, Buntingford. Matric. 1662.
VIOLET or VILLET, GRAVE. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Queens',
c. 1594. Of NoriEolk. Doubtless ('Gervase') s. and h. of
Henry, of Pinkney Hall, Esq. Married Jane, dau. of William
Butts, of Shouldham Thorpe, Esq. (Blomefield, vii. 194.)
VIOLET, GRAVE. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1623; B.A. 1626-7; M.A. 1630. Of Norfolk.
VIOLET, HENRY. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1573.
VIOLET, MAPTID. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1620. Of Norfolk. B.A. 1622. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 8,
1623; priest (Norwich) Dec. 19, 1624. R. of Beachamwell,
Norfolk, 1655-76. Died 1676. (Blomfield.)
VILETT, NICHOLAS. B.D. 1633 (Incorp. from Oxford). Of
Wiltshire, gent. Matric. (St John's College, Oxford) Oct. 13,
1615, age 15; B.A. (Oxford) 1619; M.A. 1623; B.D. 1630.
V. of West AJvington, Devon, 1635. R. of Islip, Oxon.,
1639. Will (Consist. Oxford) 1646. (Al. Oxon.)
VIPENT, GILBERT. Matric. sizar from Clare, Michs. 1584.
VITTY, RICHARD. Adm. sizar at Trinity, May 12, 1670.
Of Bumestone, Yorks. Migrated to Clare, Dec. 20, 1670,
Matric. 1671; B.A. 1673-4. Ord. deacon (York) May, 1684.
Headmaster of Otley Grammar School, Yorks., 1686-1703.
VIVALL, HUGH, see EDNAM.
VIVIAN, EDWARD. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's, July 6,
1681. S. of John, M.D. B. at Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk.
School, Bury St Edmunds (private). Matric. 1681; M.B.
1686.
VIVIAN, JOHN. B.D. 1620 (Incorp. from Oxford). 3rd s. of
Hannibal, of Trelowarren, Cornwall, Esq. Matric. (Exeter
College, Oxford) Feb. 4, 1596-7, age 15; B.A. (Oxford) 1600;
M.A. 1603; B.D. 1614. FeUow of E.xeter College, Oxford,
1606-29. V. of BanweU, Somerset, 1628-38. Died 1638.
(Al. Oxon.)
VIVIAN, PETER. Adm. pens, at Trinity, May 7, 1649. Of
Cornwall. Matric. 1649; Scholar, 1650; B.A. 1652-3; M.A.
1656. Fellow, 1656. Oneof these names preb. of Ripon, 1660.
VIVIAN, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Trinity, June 22,
1731. S. of Thomas, of London. School, Westminster.
Matric. 1731 ; Scholar, 1732. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Apr. 27,
1727. Barrister-at-law. Recorder of Lincoln. Died Aug. 2,
1770. ( A I. Westmon., 303.)
VOBAN, JOHN. M.A. 1502-3.
VOKES, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, Sept. 2,
1653. S. of John, baker. B. at Stamford, Lines. School,
Stamford (Mr Humphrys). Matric. 1653; B.A. 1657-8; M.A.
1661. R. of Woodston, Hunts., 1661-1702. Married, at
St Mary's, Stamford, Sept. 18, 1661, Mrs Anne Dexter.
Buried June 27, 1702. (Scott-Mayor.)
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VoKES, John
VOAKES, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June 20, 1712.
Of Lincolnshire. Matric. 1712; B.A. 1715-6. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) Sept. 23, 1716; priest, June 12, 1720.
VOSSIUS, JOHN. LL.B. from Jesus, 1629 (Incorp. from Leyden).
S. of Gerhard John, the eminent scholar. Fellow of Jesus
by Royal mandate, 1629-35. Brother of Isaac, for whom see
D.N.B. (A. Gray.)
VOTIER, EDWARD. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Caius, Sept. 24,
1729. S. of James, weaver, of Norwich. B. there. School,
Norwich (Mr Redington). Matric. 1729; Scholar, 1729-36; B.A.
1733-4. Ord. deacon (Norwich) July 18, 1736; priest, Sept. 25,
1743; 'C. of Bungay, Suffolk.' R. of Bedingfield, 1762; of
Thwaite St Mary, Norfolk, 1767. One of T. Duckett's friends
alluded to by him in a letter as ' a hero in the cause of truth.'
Died Jan. 31, 1769. M.I. at St Helen's, Norwich. Admon.
(P.C.C.) Mar. 1769. (Venn, n. 31.)
VOTIER, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St Catharine's, Easter,
1677. School, Woodbridge. B.A. 1681-2. Ord. deacon
(Norwich) June, 1683; priest, May, 1684. R. of Burgh,
Suffolk, 1701-35. Died Mar. 31, 1735. Buried at Rumburgh.
VOWE, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 15) at St John's, May 8, 1717.
3rd s. of Leonard, gent., of Hallaton, Leics., and grandson
of Thomas (1648). B. at HaUaton. School, Carleton Curlew
(MrSalter). Matric. 1717. Buried Aug. 22, 1720, at HaUaton.
(Scott-Mayor, iii. 310; Nichols, 11. 601.)
VOWE, LEONARD. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Easter,
1621. Doubtless s. of Thomas, of Hallaton, Leics. Of
Hallaton. Married Dorothy, dau. of William Cotton, of
Laughton. Buried at Hallaton, Mar. 29, 1645. Doubtless
father of the next. (Nichols, 11. 602.)
VOWE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Queens', May 16, 1648.
Of Leicestershire. Doubtless s. of Leonard (above), of
Hallaton, Leics., gent. Married Jane, dau. of Robert
Dowley, R. of Elford, Staffs., May 19, 1652. Died Feb. 7,
1691, aged 63. Buried at Hallaton. M.I. (Nichols, n. 605.)
VOWELL, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from Gonville Hall,
Easter, 1555. Perhaps brother of William (1555).
VOWELL, PETER. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Apr. 30, 1622. Matric.
1622; B.A. 1625-6; M.A. 1630. Master of Islington Grammar
School, Middlesex. Executed July 10, 1654, for complicity
in Gerard's plot against the Protector. (Smith's Ob.)
VOWELL, RICHARD. D.D. 1539-40. Supp. for B.D. (Oxford)
Mar. 30, 1507. Prior of the Austin canons at Lees, Essex,
1510-4. R. of Belchamp Otton, 1513-8. Last prior of the
house of Aug. canons at Walsingham, Norfolk, 1519. R. of
Egmere, 1519. (Cooper, i. 77; Al. Oxon.)
VOWELL, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Gonville Hall,
Easter, 1555 (impubes). Perhaps brother of George (1555).
(Venn, 1. 39.)
VOYCE, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1619.
Of Cambridgeshire. B.A. 1622-3; M.A. 1626. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) Mar. 11; priest. Mar. 12, 1622-3. R- of West Stow,
Suffolk. Father of the next.
Wage, Francis
VOYCE, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1651. Of Suffolk. S. of Edward (above), R. of West Stow.
School, Bury St Edmunds. Migrated to Emmanuel, Oct. 18,
1652. B.A. 1654-5; M.A. 1658. Ord. priest (Bishop Brown-
rigg, of Exeter) Nov. 22, 1658. R. of Oakley, Suffolk, 1661.
V. of Hindolvestone, Norfolk, 1662-3. Died 1713, aged 80.
VOYCE, HENRY. .\dm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, June 31
1709. S. of William (next), deceased. B. at Ely, Cambs.
School, Ely (Mr Tenant). Matric. 1709; B.A. 1712-3; M.A.
1719. Ord. deacon (Ely) Apr. 10, 1715; priest (Lincoln)
July 14, 1717. R. of Broughton, Bucks., 1717-45. Died
1745-6.
VOICE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Jan. i, 1674-5.
Of the Isle of Ely. Matric. 1675; Scholar, 1677; B.A. 1678-9;
M.A. 1682. Will (C.C. Ely) 1696; 'curate of Ely.' Doubtless
father of Henry (above).
VULPE or VOULPE, JOHN. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 37) at Caius,
Feb. II, 1561-2. B. at Fiinfkirchen, Hungary. Matric.
1562; M.D. 1569, after 10 years' study at Cambridge and
abroad. Physician to the Earl of Sussex. Archdeacon of
Glendaloch, Ireland, 1569-72. Will proved (P.C.C.) Feb. 14,
1589-90; 'of London.' (F^nn, i. 48.)
VUYERE, . B.A. 1543-4-
VYNDE, JOHN. Provincial of the Carmelites; Incorp. 1482-3.
(See B. Zimmerman, Acta Capitt.)
VYNN, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 22) at St John's,
June 9, 1663. S. of Christopher, deceased, of Stratton,
Norfolk. B. there. School, Colchester.
VYNNE, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Pembroke,
Jan. 17, 1682-3. S. of Christopher, of Long Stratton, Norfolk.
Brother of George (1682-3).
VYNNE, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1718.
Of Norfolk. Matric. Easter, 1719; B.A. 1722-3.
VYNNE, GEORGE. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Pembroke, Jan. 17,
1682-3. S. of Christopher, of Long Stratton, Norfolk.
Brother of Christopher (1682-3).
VINE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1647. Of
Sussex. B.A. 1650-1.
VYNNE, LAYER. Adm. pens, at Corpus Christi, 1679. Of
Norfolk. Matric. Easter, 1680; B.A. 1682-3; M.A. 1686.
Ord. deacon (Norwich) June; priest, Dec. 1683. R. of Gt
Wacton, Norfolk, 1697. Died 1702. (Masters.)
VYNNE, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Feb. 28,
1647-8. Of Norfolk.
VINN, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from St Catharine's, Michs.
1648.
VYZE, ANDREW. Adm. pens, at Jesus, May 27, 1708. Of
Standen, Staffs. Matric. 1708; B.A. 1711-2. Ord. deacon
(Norwich) Mar. 171 1-2.
VISE, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Mar. 28, 1690. Of Stafford-
shire. Matric. 1690. Ord. deacon (Cork) Sept. 20, 1696;
priest. Mar. 20, 1697. Vicar-choral of Cork, 1699. V. of
Kilmoe and Scull, 1699-1704. (H. B. Swanzy.)
W
WABRED, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1623. Of York. B.A. 1626-7; M.A. 1630. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) Sept. 23, 1627.
WABURNE, WILLIAM DE. 1261. Southern student who
received a Royal pardon for taking part in a riot against the
Northern students. (Fuller, 29.)
WASE, BENJAMIN. Adm. sizar (age 20) at Sidney, Nov. 8,
1723. S. of John, barrister. B. at Stoke -on -Tern, Salop.
Schools, Shrewsbury and Wem. Matric. 1724; B.A. 1727-8.
WACE, BUD. Matric. Fell.-Com. from King's, Michs. 1649.
Probably s. of William, of Petworth, Sussex (and ,
sister of Richard Budd, whose will (P.C.C.) 1630). Perhaps
his will (P.C.C.) 1704; of Datchet, Bucks.
WASE, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. Fell. -Com. from Peterhouse,
Michs. 1606. Adm. at Gray's Inn, June 14, 1608.
WASE or WASSE, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. at King's, a scholar
from Eton, 1645. S.of John, of London. B. in Hackney, 1627.
Matric. Michs. 1645; B.A. 1649; M.A. 1655. Fellow, 1648-50,
ejected as a Royalist. Incorp. at Oxford, Oct. 19, 1671, age
46. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Mar. i, 1646-7. Captured at sea,
carrying letters to France. Returned to England and be-
came tutor to the eldest son of Philip Herbert, Earl of
Montgomery. Afterwards Master of Dedham School, Essex,
1656-61. Master of Tonbridge School, Kent, 1662-8.
Architypographus, and Esquire Bedell in Civil Law, Oxford,
1671-90. Author, miscellaneous; published a dictionary.
Died Aug. 29, 1690. (Harwood; D.N.B.; Al. Oxon.)
WACE, EDMUND. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, May 31, 1667.
S. of John, gent., of Feltwell, Norfolk. B. there. School,
Feltwell. Matric. 1667; Scholar, 1670-4; B.A. 1670-1; M.A.
1674. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Sept. 1674; 'C. of Hockwold';
priest, Feb. 1675-6. R. of Bodney, Norfolk, 1681; of Hill-
borough, 1682-1734. Died Jan. 16, 1734. Will (Norwich
C.C.) 1734. Brother of John (1662). (Venn, i. 431.)
WACE, EDWARD. Adm. sizar (age 26) at Pembroke, June 24,
1678. S. of Francis, gent. B. at Hockwold, Norfolk. Matric.
1678; B.A. i68i-2; M.A. 1709. Ord. priest (Gloucester) May
30,1686. Perhaps R. of St Mary's, Kent, 1700-23; died 1723.
WAISE, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs. 1579.
WACE, FRANCIS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius, Sept. 11, 1677.
S. of Francis, grocer, of Wilton, Norfolk. B. there. Bapt.
Nov. 3, 1659. School, Feltwell (Mr Parseley). Matric. 1677;
Scholar, 1677-85; B.A. 1681-2; U.A. 1685. Ord. deacon
(Norwich) Aug.; priest, Sept. 1683. R. of Blakeney, Norfolk.
A non-juror. Married Elizabeth, dau. of Clement Heigham,
R. of Sculthorpe, July 18, 1706, at Barrow. Died Nov. 6,
1721. M.I. at Blakeney. Will (Norwich C.C.) 1721. (Venn,
I. 457; Overton, History of Non-Jurors, 494.)
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WAGE, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, c. 'i'S<)^.
Of Norfolk. B.A. 1597-8; M.A. 1601. R. of Wivenhoe,
Essex, 1603-7. Perhaps brother of Robert (e. 1594) and of
Richard (c. 1594).
WAGE, JAMES. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Apr. 14, 1635.
S. of Francis, gent. B. at GtCressingham, Norfolk. Schools,
Saham Tony (Mr Gilbert) andThetford. Matric. 1635; B.A.
1638-9. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Mar. 17, 1643-4; 'C. of
Dunwich.' Probably of Burlingham, Norfolk; buried there
Sept. 2, 1656. Doubtless father of the next. (F<;«n, i. 317.)
WAGE, JAMES. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, Apr. 28, 1673.
S. of James (above), clerk, deceased, of Burlingham, Norfolk.
Bapt. there, Nov. 24, 1655. School, Walsingham (Air Pitts).
Matric. 1673; Scholar, 1674-8; B.A. 1676-7. Ord. deacon
(Norwich); 'C. of Thurton, Norfolk, 1678'; priest, Dec. 1679.
R. of Filby, Norfolk, 1682-1722. Married Ann, dau. of
Thomas Weld, gent. Died May 25, 1722. M.I. at Filby.
(Venn, i. 448.)
WAGE, JOHN. Fellow of Clare. Proctor, 1388-9. Ord. sub-
deacon (Ely) Mar. 2, 1386-7. Perhaps V. of Finchingfield,
Essex, until 1405; V. of South Weald, 1405.
WAGE, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, June 7, 1662.
S. of John, gent., of FeltweU, Norfolk. B. there. School,
FeltweU (Mr Ward). Matric. 1662; Scholar, 1662-8; B.A.
1665-6; M.A. 1669. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Nov. 30; priest,
Dec. 19, 1669. R. of Stokesby, Norfolk, 1669-1729. R. of
Runham, 1700-22. R. of Herringby. R. of Billockby, 1701-
29. Married Ann, dau. of Robert Freeman, Esq. Died Jan.
23, 1729-30. Will proved (Norwich C.C.) 1730. Brother of
Edmund (1667) and father of Robert (1694-5). {Venn, i.
4I7-)
WASSE, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar at Queens', May 3, 1691. Of
Yorkshire. Matric. 1691; B..^. 1694-5; M.A. 1698; B.D.
1707. Fellow, 1698-1713. Ord. priest (Lincoln) Mar. 5,
1698-9. V. of Swavesey, Cambs., 1701-5. Chaplain to the
Duke of Kent. R. of Aynhoe, Northants., 1711-38. Classical
scholar. Died Nov. 19, 1738, aged 66. M.I. at Aynhoe.
(D.N.B.; Baker, i. 551.)
WAGE, RIGHARD. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, c.
1594. Of Norfolk. Scholar of Trinity Hall, Feb. 26, 1595-6;
LL.B. 1601; (? M.A. 1601; according to Masters). Perhaps
brother of Henry (c. 1593) and of the next. (Warren's Book,
249.)
WAGE, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, c. 1594.
Of Norfolk. B.A. 1597-8; M.A. 1601. Fellow, 1602-5.
Perhaps brother of Henry (c. 1593) and of Richard (above).
(Masters.)
WASSE, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Easter, 1602;
B.A. 1605-6; M.A. 1612.
WASSE, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Trinity, 1641-2; B.A.
1641-2, Waste. Perhaps V. of Rossinver with Cionclare and
Kiilasnet (Kilmore), 1661. (H. B. Swanzy.)
WAGE, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Caius, Jan. 25, 1694-5.
S. of John (1662), clerk, of Stokesby, Norfolk. B. there.
Schools, Norwich (Mr Robinson), Hilborough (private) and
Bury (Mr Leeds). Matric. 1695; Scholar, 1695-1702; B.A.
1698-9; M.A. 1702. Fellow, 1702-6. Ord. deacon (Norwich)
Sept. 1702; priest, June, 1704. R. of Fulmodeston, Norfolk,
1704-40; of Thuming, 1706. Died 1740. M.I. at Fulmode-
ston. (Venn, i. 496.)
WAGE or WASE, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from King's, Michs.
1695; B.A. 1699-1700. Ord. deacon (York) Mar. 1701-2;
priest, 1703. V. of Wadsworth, Yorks., 1703-11. C. of
Loversal, near Doncaster, 1704. Buried at Wadsworth,
Nov. 29, 1711.
WAGE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1642. Of Norfolk. B.A. 1644-5.
WAGE, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Peterhouse, Apr. 19,
1665. Of Norfolk. School, FeltweU. Matric. 1667; B.A.
1668-9; M.A. 1672. Ord. priest (Norwich) Sept. 1672.
WAGEY or WASEY, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius,
Nov. 2, 1708. S. of William, attorney, of Brunstead, Norfolk.
B. there. School, Norwich (Mr Pate and Mr Purt). Scholar,
1708-15; Matric. 1709; B.A. 1712; M.A. 1716; M.D. 1723.
Adm. at Leyden, Oct. i, 1716. F.R.C.P., 1724; Censor and
Consiliarius; President, 1750-4. Physician to Westminster
Hospital, 1719-33; to St George's, 1733-57. Died Apr. 1757.
Wm, P.C.C. (Munks Roll, u. 89; Venn, i. 519; D.N.B.)
WASEY, WILLIAM JOHN SPEARMAN. Adm. pens, at Clare,
Jan. 9, 1751. B. in London. Matric. 1751.
WAGKHAM or WAKEHAM, ANDREW. Adm. at King's
(age 18) a scholar from Eton, Aug. 13, 1525. Of Modbury,
Devon. B.A. 1529-30, 'Wacham.' Fellow, 1528-30,
WADDELL, see also WEDDELL.
Waddon, Nathaniel
WADDELL, HENRY. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1704. Of Kent.
B.if)88. Matric. Easter, 1704; B.A. 1707-8; M.A. 1711. Ord.
deacon (London) Dec. 24, 1710; priest (Ely) Dec. 21, 1712.
V. of Preston, near Wingham, Kent, 1718-29. Died July 16,
1729, aged 41. Buried there. (H. G. Harrison; T. C. Dale.)
WADDEL, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Pembroke, July 25,
1729. S. of William, of Canterbury, Kent, brewer. Matric.
1729; B.A. 1733-4; M.A. 1737.
WADDELL, JOHN. Student of St Catharine's. Ord. deacon
(Ely) Apr. 17, 1575, age 24.
WADDELOW, RIGHARD. Adm. sizar at Clare, Apr. 22, 1651.
Matric. 1651; B.A. 1654-5; M.-A. 1658. Fellow, 1656-7.
R. of Wilby, Norfolk, 1657. R- of Bracon-Ash, 1660-2.
WADDELOW, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1631. Of Norwich. B.A. 1634-5.
WADDINGHAM, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1573- Probably V. of Sibertswold with Coldred, Kent, 1585.
One of these names C. of Monkton, Kent; buried there
Nov. 24, 1611.
WADDINGTON, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from St John's,
Easter, 1606. Probably 2nd s. of Edward, of Grindleston,
Yorks. B.A. 1609-10. Buried at Waddington, Jan. 27,
1616-7. (J. Parker.)
WADDINGTON, EDWARD. Adm. pens, at Jesus, June 7, 1667.
S. and h. of Samuel, of Otterbume, Yorks., Esq. Bapt.
May 12, 1649, at Leeds. Matric. 1667. Buried at Leeds,
Jan. 2, 1674-5. M.I. Brother of John (1667) and Samuel
(1667). (J. Ch. Smith; Whitaker, i. 42.)
WADDINGTON, EDWARD. Adm. at King's, a scholar from
Eton, 1687. B. in London. Matric. Easter, 1688; B.A. 1691-
2; M..\. 1695; D.D. 1710. Fellow, 1691. Fellow of Eton,
1720. Chaplain to Dr Compton, Bishop of London. R. of
Wexham, Bucks., 1702-5. R. of All Hallows-the-Great,
Thames Street, London, 1712-26. Chaplain to the King,
1716. Bishop of Chichester, 1724-31. Author, sermons.
Died Sept. 7, 1731. Buried in Chichester Cathedral. Will,
P.C.C. Benefactor to Eton College. (Harwood, 85; G. Mag.;
D.N.B.)
WADDINGTON, HENRY. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter,
1569. Doubtless 3rd s. of Thomas, of Grindleton, Yorks.
B.A. 1572-3; M..'^. 1576. Ord. priest (Peterb.) Aug. 21, 1577.
V. of Bumeston, Yorks., 1582-92. (J. Parker.)
WADDINGTON, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1618; B..\. 1621-2. Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1622; priest,
June, 1623. V. of .'\ldborough, Yorks., 1623-9. Died 1629.
WADDINGTON, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Jesus, June 7, 1667.
S. of Edward, of Bramhope, Yorks., Esq. Matric. 1667.
Either this or the next B..\. 1670-1.
WADDINGTON, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Jesus, June 7, 1667.
S. of Samuel, of Otterbume, Yorks., Esq. Matric. 1667.
Perhaps B.A. 1670-1 (see the above). Buried at Leeds,
Nov. 5, 1681. Brother of Samuel (1667) and Edward (1667).
(J. Parker.)
WADDINGTON, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Trinity, May 26,
1724. S. of Alexander, of Chamock, Lanes. School, Colne
(Mr Bibby). Matric. 1724; B.A. 1727-8. Ord. deacon
(Lincohi) May 20, i733-
WADDINGTON, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Christ's, Jan.
22,1746-7. S. of George. B. at Doddington, Cambs. School,
Ely (Mr Gunning). Matric. 1750; B.A. 1751; M.A. 1754-
(Peile, II. 250.)
WADDINGTON, JOSHUA. .■Xdm. sizar (age 18) at Trinity.
June 24, 1728. S. of Joseph, of North Bierley, Yorks.
School, Bradford (Mr Hill). Matric. 1728; Scholar, 1731;
B.A. 1731-2; M.A. 1752. V. of Walkeringham, Notts., I735-
WADDINGTON, RALPH. Adm. at King's (age 15) a scholar
from Eton, Aug. 14, 1548. Of London. Matric. 1548; B..\.
1552-3; U.A. 1566. Fellow, 1551-4. Master of Christ's
Hospital, 1564-1612. Donor of books to Eton College Library.
Died Aug. 14, 1614, aged 84. (Harwood; Musgrave, Ob.)
WADDINGTON, SAMUEL. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1635.
WADDINGTON, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, at Jesus, June 7, 1667.
2nd s. of Samuel, of Otterbume, Yorks., Esq. Bapt. Jan. 25,
1650-1, at Leeds. Matric. 1667; B.A. 1670-1; Scholar, 1671;
M.A. 1674. Of Allerton Gleadow, Yorks. Buried Mar. 28,
1681, at Leeds. M.I. Brother of Edward {1667) and John
(1667). (A. Gray.)
WADDON, NATHANIEL. Adm. pens, at Trinity, July 2, 165a;
a scholar from Westminster. Of Devon. S. of John of
Plymouth. Bapt. there, Dec. 11, 1633. (H. G. Harrison.)
WADE, see also WADY.
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WADE, ANDREW. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter, 1607.
Of Yorkshire. B.A. 1610-1; M.A. 1614. Ord. deacon (York)
June; priest, Sept. 1617. Doubtless Master of Whiston
School, Yorks. Probably Master of the Free School of
SheflSeld; will (York) 1632. Probably brother of Thomas
(1621).
WADE, ANTHONY. B.A. from Christ's, 1577-8. School-
master at Waterbeach, Cambs., 1579. {PeiU, i. 132.)
WADE, AUGUSTINE. Adm. sizar at Jesus, July 4, 1698.
Of the Isle of Ely, Cambs. B. i68o. Matric. 1698; B.A.
1701-2; Scholar, 1702; M.A. from King's, 1705. Ord.
deacon (Ely) June 11, 1704; priest, Mar. 5, 1704-5. Chaplain
at King's, 1704. V. of West Wratting, Cambs., 1707-35.
V. of Wilbraham, 1724-35. Died Oct. 1735. (C Afag.;
H. P. Stokes.)
WADE, BENJAMIN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Feb. 14,
i6io-i. Doubtless s. of Anthony, of Kingcross, Yorks.
Matric. 1611. Mayor of Leeds, 1663. Of Newgrange, Yorks.,
Esq. Married Edith, dau. of John Shaune, Esq., of Leeds.
Died s.p., Feb. 5, 1671-2, aged 81. Buried at Headingley.
M.I. Admon., York. Probably brother of Richard (1625).
{Vis. of Yorks., 1666; J. Ch. Smith; Due. Leod. 154.)
WADE, BENJAMIN. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Jesus, May 4, 1704.
S. of Benjamin. Bapt. May 25, 1686, at Otley, Yorks.
Matric. 1704. (?) Mayor of Leeds, 1718. Of Newgrange,
Yorks., Esq. Died June 30, 1719. (A. Gray; Due. Leod.,
154; Genealogist, N.S., xiii. 114.)
WADE, CHARLES. Adm. sizar at Emm-Inuel, Apr. 1607.
Matric. 1607; B.A. 1610-1.
WADE, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. pens, (age 15) at St John's,
May 8, 1657. S. and h. of Cuthbert (next), gent., of Kilnsay,
Yorks. Bapt. Sept. 2r, 1641, at Conistone. Matric. 1657.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, May 4, 1657. Died v.p. unmarried.
HaU-brother of Cuthbert (1680). (VU. of Yorks., 1665;
Genealogist, N.S., xi. 161.)
WADE, CUTHBERT. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Oct. 3, 1635.
S. of Christopher, of Kilnsay, Yorks. Bapt. Nov. 17, 1619,
at Conistone. Succeeded his father. Captain of Horse in the
Royal army. J. P. for Yorkshire. Mairied three wives.
Buried Sept. 11, 1688, at Conistone. Father of the next and
of Christopher (above). (Vis. of Yorks., 1665.)
WADE, CUTHBERT. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Pembroke, May
27, 1680. 3rd s. of Cuthbert (above), of Kilnsay, Yorks.,
Esq. Married Rebecca, dau. of Thomas Heber, of Marton,
Esq., Jan. 28, 1691. Buried Jan. 19, 1693-4, at Conistone.
Half-brother of Christopher (1657). (Vis. of Yorks., 1665;
J. Parker.)
WADE, DANIEL. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, Mar. 9,
1658-9. S. of Robert, yeoman, of Earls Barton, Northants.
B. there. School, Strixton (Mr Farrow). Matric. 1659; B.A.
1662. V. of Rothwell, Northants., 1665-73.
WADE, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Pembroke, May 19,
1664. S. of Edward, of London. Matric. 1664-5; B.A. 1667-8.
WADE, EZECHIEL. Ord. deacon (London) Dec. 18, 1613,
age 35; 'of King's College.' B. at Clipston, Northants.
V. of Hartford, Hunts., 1619.
WADE, GABRIEL. Matric. sizar from St John's, c. 1594.
WADE, GEORGE. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Christ's, June 18,
1710. S. of Ralph. B. at Richmond, Yorks. School, Rich-
mond (Mr Thomson). Matric. 1710; Scholar, 1710-1; B.A.
1713-4; M.A. 1717; D.D. 1728 (Com. Reg.). Fellow, 1716-7.
Ord. deacon (London) Mar. 1714-5; priest (Lincoln) Feb. 26,
1715-6. V. of Gainsborough, 1719-38. Preb. of Lincoln,
1719. Author, sermon. Died Jan. 1738. Will, P.C.C.
(Peile, II. 175; L. Mag.)
WADE, HUGH. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Emmanuel, June 5,
1739. Of Corby, Lines. S. of John. School, Corby. Matric.
1739; B.A. 1742-3; M.A. 1766. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) May
29, 1743; priest. May 25, 1746. V. of Newark, Notts., 1772-6.
WADE, JAMES. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs. 1613;
Ji..\. 1617-8; M.A. 1621. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 15;
priest, June 16, 1617. Perhaps his will (York) 1645; of
Campsall, Yorks., clerk.
WADE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1584. Of
London. B.A. 1587-8; M.A. 1591. Perhaps adm. at Lincoln's
Inn, July 31, 1591; of London, gent.
WADE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1607;
Scholar, 1611, Waad; B.A. 1611-2; M.A. 1615.
WADE, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 14) at Pembroke, June 27,
1646. S. of John, of London. B.A. 1649-50; M.A. 1653.
Probably ord. priest (Bishop of Ardfert) Aug. i, 1660; C. of
Hammersmith, in 1664.
WADE, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, June 22, 1666.
S. of George, of Topcliffe, Yorks. B. there. School, York
Wade, Willl\m
(Mr Langley). Matric. 1667; B.A. 1669-70. Subscribed
(Lambeth) for deacon's and priest's orders, Oct. 15, 1670.
V. of Standon, Herts., 1670-1719. Died 1719- Doubtless
father of William (1710). (T. C. Dale.)
WAID, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, May 9, 1673-
S. of Matthew, yeoman, of Bishop Monkton, Yorks. B. there.
School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1673; B.A. 1676-7; M.A. 1682.
Ord. deacon (London) Mar. 11, 1676-7.
WADE, PETER. Adm. sizar at King's, 1729-3°- Adm. sizar
at Clare, Dec. 11, 1730. B. at Ely, Cambs. Matric. 1730;
B.A. 1733-4; M.A. 1748. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Dec. 23,
1733; priest (Rochester) Sept. 19, 1736. Minor Canon of
Rochester, 1737-83. V. of Strood, 1747-55- V. of Boughton
Monchelsea, Kent, 1755-83. R. of Cowling, 1768-83. V. of
West Peckham, 1783. Buried Oct. 4, 1783, in Rochester
Cathedral. Will, P.C.C. (G. Mag.; H. G. Harrison, J. Ch.
Smith.)
WADES or WADYS, RICHARD. B.A. 1525-6; M.A. 1528-g.
Fellow of St John's, 1528. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 19,
1528. Perhaps beneficed at Sampford and North Lew,
Devon, and sub-dean of St Stephen's, Westminster; Will
(P.C.C.) 1546.
WADE, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Easter, 1625.
Probably s. of Anthony, of Kingcrosse, Yorks. Bapt.
Mar. 25, 1607, at Halifax. Matric. 1625. Probably brother
of Benjamin (1610-1).
WADE or WAID, RICHARD. Adm. sizar at Sidney, May 12,
1670. Matric. 1671; B.A. 1673-4. Ord. deacon (York) May,
1676.
WAYDE, ROBERT. B.A. 1501-2; M.A. 1505; B.D. 1511.
Fellow of Peterhouse, 1503-c. 10. Probably V. of Low-
thorpe, Yorks.. 1520-36; V. of North Cave, 1521-31. Master
of Lowthorpe Hospital, in 1531 and 1537. Precentor of
Beverley.
WADE, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Jesus, May 20, 1657. Of
Yorkshire. Matric. 1657; Scholar, 1658.
WADE, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Caius, May 5, 1664.
S. of Robert, gent., of Lopham, Norfolk. School, Botesdale
(Mr Ives). Matric. 1664. Perhaps died Jan. 9, 1708; M.I.
at New Buckenham Church, Norfolk. (Venn, i. 421.)
WADE or WADYS, ROGER. B.Civ.L. 1540-1. Perhaps R. of
CUpston, Northants., 1535-53, deprived but afterwards re-
instated; R. of Bamston, Essex, 1557-79-
WADE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs. 1571.
Possibly V. of Gt Barford, Beds. (pres. by Trinity College),
1573-5, deprived. One of these names ord. priest (Lincoln)
June 22, 1581; V. of Abdy, Lines., 1582.
WADE, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Sidney, June 9,
1621. B. at Whiston, Yorks. School, Whiston (under his
brother .\ndrew (? 1607)). Matric. 1621; B.A. 1624-5; M.A.
1629. Perhaps V. of Chislet, Kent, 1629-33. Buried there
June 29, 1633.
WADE, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Nov. 13, 1637. Of
Yorkshire.
WADE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Pembroke, Aug. 8,
1701. S. of Thomas, of New Buckenham, Norfolk, grocer.
School, Buckenham. Matric. 1702-3; B.A. 1706-7.
WADE, TIMOTHY. B.A. from Queens', 1644-5. FeUow of
Pembroke College, 1653. S. of Timothy, of London. B. in
Essex. Matric. (Magdalen Hall, Oxford) July 3, 1640, age 15.
(Al. Oxon.)
WADE, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Peterhouse, Nov.
1656. Of Northamptonshire. School, Market Harborough.
Matric. 1658; B.A. 1660-1; M.A. 1668. Probably V. of
Barkby Thorpe, Leics., 1662; V. of Loddington, 1667-9;
R. of Broadwater, Sussex, in 1669; licensed to marry Eliza-
beth Gilboume, of Loddington, Leics., widow, July 19, 1669.
(T. A. Walker, m; J. Ch. Smith.)
WADE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, June 28,
1690. S. of William. B. at Tangier, Africa. School, West-
minster. Matric. 1690; Scholar, 1691; B.A. 1693-4; M.A.
1697. Fellow, 1696. Preb. of Windsor, 1720-32. Died at
Bath, Feb. i, 1732-3. Brother of General George Wade.
(Al. Westmon., 215; G. Mag.; L. .Mag.)
WADE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Peterhouse, June
26, 1710. Of Hertfordshire. Doubtless s. of John (1666).
Educated at home. Scholar, 1711; Matric. 1712; LL.B.
1716. Ord. deacon (London) Dec. 2, 1717: priest. Mar. 13,
1719-20. V. of Standon, Herts., 1719-28. Died 1728.
Doubtless father of William (i743)- (Clutterbuch, in. 232.)
WADE, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Clare, June 29, 1721. B. at
Wakefield, Yorks. School, Wakefield. Matric. 1721; B.A.
1724-5; M.A. 1731. Perhaps Master of Chichester Grammar
School, Sussex, 1730-69.
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WADE, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Christ's, Apr. 9,
1743. S. of William (1710). B. at Standon, Herts. School,
Bishop's Stortford (Mr MaU). Scholar, 1744; Matric. 1745-6;
B.A. 1746-7. Ord. deacon (London) June 14, i747; priest,
Dec. 24, 1749. V. of Kittling, Suffolk, 1750. and R. of Ashley
with Silverley, i75i-(?) 91. One of these names V. of
Braughing, Herts., 1761-80. Died 1780, aged 51. Will
(P.C.C.) 1782. (Peile, u. 244; CluUerbuch, in. 159)
WADE, . B.A. 1507-8; M.A. 1511.
WADE, . B.A. 1542-3. The 'Sir Wade' scholar from King's
School, Canterbury.
WADE, . Fell. -Com. at Jesus, 1596-7-
WADESON or WADDESDEN, GODFREY. B.A. from St
Catharine's, 1597-8. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 22,
1605; priest, Aug. 5, 1607. C. of Beckingham, Lines., in
1611.
WADSON, JAMES. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1578;
B.A. 1582-3; M.A. 1586. Ord. priest (Peterb.) Sept. 20, 1570.
R. of Colsterworth, Lines., 'age 34; married; understands
Latin competently.' Probably Master of Oakham School,
Rutland, 1585-1610. Buried 1610. (Lib. Cler. Lines.,
1576.)
WADESON, LEONARD. B.A. (? 1594-5). B. at Sedbergh,
Yorks., c. 1573. M.A. from St John's, 1598. Ord. priest
(Peterb.). V. of Barton-on-Humber, Lines., 1598-1602.
Died 1602. Admon. (Lincoln) 1602.
WADSON, PETER. B.A. from St John's, 1603-4; M.A. 1607.
Perhaps matric. sizar from St Jolin's, c. 1594.
WADSON, RALPH. Matric. sizar from Queens', Michs. 1561;
B.A. 1564-5.
WADESON, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1628. Of Richmondshire, Yorks. Perhaps s. of John, of
Yafiorth. B.A. 1630-1; M.A. 1639; M.D. 1647. Fellow, 1639.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1648. Candidate, R.C.P., 1647. Will
(P.C.C.) 1654; of Gray's Inn, London. {Munk, 1. 245; Vis.
of Yorks., 1612; Al. Oxon.)
WADSON, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1582; B.A. 1585-6; M.A. from St Catharine's, 1589. Ord.
deacon and priest (Peterb.) Apr. 30, 1587. R. of Wicken
Bonant, Essex, 1598. Perhaps his will (P.C.C.) 1634; of
Newport Pond, Essex, clerk.
WADLENTON, JAMES, see WATLINGTON.
WADSLEY, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Trinity, May 22, 1655. Of
Lincolnshire. Matric. 1656; Scholar, 1657; B.A. 1658-9;
M.A. 1662. Fellow, 1661.
WADSWORTH, see also WORDSWORTH.
WADESWORTH, CHARLES. Adm. (age 19) at St John's,
Nov. 29, 1720. S. of Nathaniel (1685), clerk, R. of Howe,
Norfolk. B. at Brooke, Norwich. Schools, Sherborne (Mr
Moseley) and Sedbergh. Matric. 1721. Migrated to Christ's.
B.A. 1724-5; M.A. from Clare, 1728. FeUow of Clare, 1726.
Ord. deacon (Norwich) June 6, 1725; priest (York) Sept. 15,
1726. R. of Sizeland, Norfolk, 1728-33. R. of Howe, 1729-
67. R. of Yelverton, 1733-67. R. of Little Poringland, 1734-
67. Died July, 1767. Father of the next. {Scott-Mayor, iii.
336; G. Mag.; L. Mag.; Peile, 11. 201.)
WADSWORTH, GEORGE ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 17) at
Caius, Mar. 23, 1747-8. S. of Charles (above), R. of Howe
and Yelverton, Norfolk. B. at Howe. School, Norwich
(Mr Bullimer). Matric. 1748; Scholar, 1748-54; B.A. 1752;
M.A. 1756. Fellow, 1754-68. Ord. deacon (Norwich) June 17,
1753; 'C. of Braiseworth, Suffolk'; priest, Sept. 22, i754-
R. of Howe with Little Poringland, Norfolk, 1767-92, and
of Kirkstead and Langhale, 1778-92. Died Aug. 23, 1792.
(Venn, n. 61.)
WADSWORTH, JAMES. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, 1586.
Matric. 1586; Scholar; B.A. 1589-90; M.A. 1593; B.D. 1600.
Ord. deacon (Norwich) Oct. 13, 1593; priest, June 24, 1596.
V. of Tharston, 1596. R. of Pakefield, Suffolk, 1598-1603.
V. of Cotton and Gt Thomham, 1600-7. Embassy Chaplain
at Madrid, 1605. Became a Jesuit. Official of the Inquisition
at Seville. Married and had issue. Died of consumption, at
Madrid, Nov. 30, 1623. Buried there. (D.N.B.)
WADSWORTH, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Michs.
1583. B. at Wakefield, Yorks. B.A. 1586-7; M.A. 1590.
Ord. deacon (London) Dec. 21; priest, Dec. 22, 1595, age 29.
C. of Dagenham, Essex. R. of Hadleigh, Essex, till 1609.
Admon. (Cons. C. London) June 18, i6io.
WADSWORTH, JOHN. Adra. sizar (age 19) at Trinity, Apr. 13,
1742. S. of Henry, of Holdsworth, Yorks. School, Beverley
(Mr Clark). Matric. 1742; B.A. 1745-6. Ord. deacon (York)
Sept. 29, 1759. C. of Keighley, Yorks.
WADSWORTH or WORDSWORTH, LIONEL. B.A. from St
John's, 1630-1; M..\. 1636. Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1632.
Wagener, Peter
WADSWORTH, NATHANIEL. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel,
May 2, 1600; B.A. 1603-4; M.A. 1607. Ord. deacon (Nor-
wich) Dec. 22, 1605; priest, Jan. 25, 1605-6, age 24. C. of
Corton, Suffolk. V. of Yaxley, 1608-20. R. of Bunwell,
Norfolk, 1610-38. Died 1638. (Bhmefield, v. 133-4.)
WADSWORTH, NATHANIEL. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St
John's, July 10, 1685. S. of Nathaniel, gent. B. at Intwood,
Norfolk. School, Wymondham (Mr Clarke). Matric. 1685-6;
B.A. 1689-90. Ord. deacon (St David's) June 15, 1690. R.
of Brooke, Norfolk. R. of Hassingham, 1690-2. R. of Howe,
till 1728. Father of Charles (1720).
WADSWORTH, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Christ's,
Easter, 1565. B. at Bury, Lanes. One of these names ord.
deacon (Ely) May 26; 'of Jesus College'; priest (London)
Aug. 1566, age 26. (Peile, 1. 92.)
WADSWORTH, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 21) at St John's,
Oct. II, 1740. S. of Richard, schoolmaster, of Yorkshire.
B. at Sowerby, in the parish of HaUfax. School, Rishworth
(his father). Matric. 1741; B.A. 1744-5; M.A. 1748. Ord.
deacon (Norwich) Sept. 21, 1746; priest (Lincoln) Sept. 20,
1747. R. of Little Wolston, Bucks., 1765-81. Died Mar. 23,
1781. WiU, P.C.C. (Scott-Mayor, in. 509; G. Mag.)
WADSWORTH, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's,
June 22, 1647. S.of Thomas (William, according to D.N.B.).
B. Dec. 15, 1630, in Southwark, Surrey. School, Southwark
(Mr Woodward). Matric. 1647-8; B..A.. 1650-1; M.A. 1654.
Fellow, 1652-4. R. of St Mary, Newington Butts, Surrey,
1654-60. Lecturer at St Antholin's and St Margaret's, Fish
Street, London. P.C. of St Lawrence Pountney, 1660-2.
Removed to Theobald's, Cheshunt, Herts., preached
privately there; took out a license, May 1, 1672, as 'a
presbyterian teacher in the house of Jonathan Pritman.'
Married three wives. Author, sermons, etc. Died Oct. 29,
1676, aged 46. Perhaps father of the next. (Peile, i. 515;
D.N.B.)
WADSWORTH, THOMAS. M.D. 1717 (Com. Reg.). Perhaps
s. of Thomas (above). B. in Hertfordshire. Adm. at Leyden,
Apr. I, 1699. M.D. there, 1699. F.R.C.P., 1718. Censor.
Physician to St Thomas' Hospital. Died June 23, 1733.
Will, P.C.C; of St Mary Aldermanbury, London. (Munk,
n. 63; G. Mag.; L. Mag.)
WADSWORTH, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1608; Scholar, 1611; B.A. 1611-2.
WADY, see also WADE.
WADDIE, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Caius, Sept. 30, 1579-
S. of Nicholas. B. in Colchester. School, Colchester (Mr
Bartlett). Matric. 1580; Resident, 1581. One of these names
C. of Frinton, in 1598.
WADY, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse, Michs.
1578. Of Sussex. Scholar, 1578-85; B.A. 1582-3; M.A. 1586;
B.D. 1595. Fellow, 1586-92. V. of St Andrew's, Cambridge,
1586-95. V. of Pampisford, Cambs., 1589-93. Perhaps his
will (P.C.C.) 1624; of Sullington, Sussex, clerk. Probably
father of the next.
WADYE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, Oct. 3, 1612.
Probably s. of William (above). Matric. 1612.
WAFRE, NICHOLAS. LL.B. V. of Sureen, Meath. Licensed,
1401, to study for a year at Oxford and Cambridge.
WAFER, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, 1619. Matric.
Michs. 1619.
WAFERER, FRANCIS. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter,
1551 (imputes); Scholar, 1554-7; B.A. 1554-5. 'Arden.'
Perhaps adm. at the Inner Temple, 1566; of London. Will
of Arden Waferer, of St Clement Danes, Esq. (P.C.C.) 1610.
WAFERER, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Michs. 1569.
WAFERER, MYRTH. M.A. 1637 (Incorp. from Oxford). S. of
Richard Myrth Waferer, of Buckinghamshire, gent. Matric.
(Merton College, Oxford) May 9, 1628, age 18; B.A. (Oxford)
1628-9; M.A. (StAlban's Hall, Oxford) 1631; D.D. 1660.
R. of Compton, Surrey, 1636-40, ejected. R. of Uphani,
Hants., 1639. Canon of Winchester, 1660. Licence (Vic.
Gen. Abp. Cant.) Oct. 31, 1667, to marry Elizabeth Wroth,
of Blendon Hall, Be.vley, Kent. Died Nov. 5, 1680. Buried
in the Cathedral. M.I. Will, Winchester. (Al. Oxon.)
WAFERER, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Feb. 3,
1568-9. S. of Robert. B. at Calais. School, Sandwich,
Matric. 1569.
WEYFERER, . Resident at Peterhouse, 1388-9. Perhaps
B.A. Scholar.
WAGENER, PETER. .\dm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity, June 27,
1698. S. of Henry, of Middlesex. School, Westminster.
Matric. 1698; Scholar, 1699; B.A. 1701-2; M.A. 1710. Ord.
deacon (London) Oct. 25; priest, Oct. 28, 1702. R. of
Stisted, Essex, 1707-42. Died 1742. Will (P.C.C.) 1742.
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Wager, Edward
WAGER, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Michs.
1581. Possibly s. of Lewis, R. of St James's, Garlickhithe,
1560 (for whom, see D.N.B.). B. in London, 1562. B.A.
1584-5; M.A. 1588. Ord. deacon and priest (Lincoln) Dec. 25,
1589. Preacher. V. of St John, Peterborough, 1594-1618.
Master of Peterborough School, 1596-1600. R. of Orton
Longueville, Hvmts., 1606-i;. 37. Probably buried at Cold
Ashby, Northants., Nov. 22, 1637. (He was not V. of Cold
Ashby as stated by Bridges, 11. 544.) (H. I. Longden.)
WAGGETT, RALPH. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1619.
WAGMER (PWAGENER), 'FRIDER.' Matric. sizar from
Magdalene, Easter, 1627.
WAGGSTAFFE, AVERY. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Pembroke,
June 30, 1671. S. of Thomas, of Stoke, Warws. (and Anne
Avery, of Itchington). Matric. 1672; B.A. 1674-5; M.A. 1678.
Fellow, 1678. Probably C. at St Mary, Huntingdon, c. 1696.
V. of Gt Stukeley, Hunts., 1690-1701. Died June 12, 1701.
Brother of Thomas (1660) and William (1659).
WAGSTAFF, JAMES. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius, c. Apr.
1727. S. of William, barber, of London. B. there. Schools,
Hatton Garden (private), and St Paul's. Matric. 1727; Scholar,
1727-32; B.A. 1730-1; M.A. 1735. Ord. deacon (Norwich)
June 4, 1732. V. of Banstead, Surrey, 1754-89. Died Oct. 13,
1789. Will, P.C.C. {Venn, 11. 27.)
WAGSTAFF, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter, 1617.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Mar. 5, 1625-6; priest, Feb. 18,
1626-7. Perhaps R. of WoUaton, near Nottingham, 1628;
also held Bilborough St Martin, c. 1641. Living, 1650. One
of these names s. of Antony, of Hasland, Derbs., age 12 in
1611. {Peile, I. 317; Genealogist, N.S., vm. 177.)
WAGSTAFF, JOHN. M.A. 1668 (Incorp. from Oriel College,
Oxford). Matric. there, Nov. 22, 1650. Of Hasland, Derbs.
S. of John, of London. B. 1633, in Cheapside. Exhibitioner
from St Paul's. B.A. (Oxford) 1653; M.A. 1656. Succeeded
to his uncle's estate at Hasland, Derbs. Author, Witchcraft
Debated, etc. Died unmarried in London, Sept. 2, 1677.
Buried in GuildhaU Chapel. {Al. Oxon.; D.N.B.)
WAGSTAFFE, JOHN. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, Apr. 27,
1670. Matric. 1673; B.A. 1673-4; M.A. 1677. Incorp. at
Oxford, 1677. R. of Little Wenlock, Salop, 1678. (Al.Oxon.)
WAGSTAFFE, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Jesus, May 30,
1678. Of Derbyshire. Matric. 1678; B.A. 1681-2. Ord.
deacon (York) June, 1683; priest, Dec. 1684. C. of Rossing-
ton.
WAGSTAFF, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Clare, Mar. 29, 1661.
Matric. i66i.
WAGSTAFFE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 14 sic) at Pembroke,
May 14, 1660. S. of Thomas, of Bishop's Itchington, Warws.
B. Feb. 13, 1645, at Bixley. School, Charterhouse. Matric.
1661. Migrated to New Inn Hall, Oxford. Matric. there.
Mar. 14, 1662-3, age 19 (sic); B.A. (Oxford) 1664; M.A. 1667.
Ord. priest (Peterb.) Nov. 19, 1669. R. of Martinthorpe,
Rutland, 1669-91. Chancellor of Lichfield, and Canon,
1684-9. K. of St Margaret Pattens, and St Gabriel Fen-
church, London, 1685-90; deprived as non-juror, 1690.
Practised as a physician. Consecrated suffragan Bishop of
Norwich, Feb. 23, 1693-4. Published pamphlets. Died
Oct. 17, 1712. Buried at Bixley. Will, P.C.C; of Charter-
house. Brotherof William (1659) and Avery (1671). (D.N.B.;
Al. Oxon.)
WAGSTAFFE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, Sept.
II, 1674. (See Al. Oxon. for a contemporary namesake.)
WAGSTAFF, WILLIAM Adm. sizar at Jesus, July 21, 1653.
Of Cambridgeshire. Scholar, 1655; Matric. 1656; B.A. 1657-
8; M.A. 1661. One of these names of St Martin-in-the-
Fields, clerk, age 40, licensed (Bishop of London) to marry
Anna Fincham, of St Margaret's, Westminster, widow,
Sept. 10, 1681.
WAGSTAFF, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Pembroke,
June 25, 1659. S. of Thomas. B. at Long Itchington,
Warws. Matric. 1660. One of these names adm. at the
Middle Temple, 1661; called to the Bar, 1668. But see
Al. Oxon. for a contemporary. Brother of Thomas (i66o)
and Avery (1671).
WAGSTAFFE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's,
Apr. II, 1667. S. of John, husbandman, of Glossop, Derbs.
B. there. School, Rochdale (Mr Taylor). Matric. 1667;
B.A. 1670-1; M.A. 1675. Probably V. of Glossop, Derbs.,
1673-82; R. of Whiston, Yorks., 1681-9. Buried Mar. 31,
1689, at Glossop.
WAINDE, see also WANDE.
WAIND or WAYND, ROGER. Adm. sizar at Jesus, May 30,
1724. Of Yorkshire. Perhaps s. of Richard, Kirkby of Moor-
side. B. 1704. Matric. 1724; B.A. 1727-8; M.A. 1731. Ord.
deacon (Lincoln) June 16, 1728; priest, June 29, 1729.
Perhaps buried Apr. 9, 1750, at Kirkby Moorside. (A. Gray.)
Waite, George
WAINDE, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1625; B.A. 1628-9.
WAINE, LAWRENCE. 'Of St John's, Cambridge'; ord.
deacon and priest (London) Feb. 4, 1661-2. (Lambeth Act
Bk; T. C. Dale.)
WAINE or WAYNE, WILLIAM. B.Can.L. 1532-3. Perhaps R.
of Hadley Camps, Essex, 1535-46.
WAINEHOUSE, NATHANIEL. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel,
Apr. 30, 1685. Of Yorkshire. Matric. 1685; B.A. 1688-9;
M.A. 1692. Ord. priest (York) June, 1696. V. of Silkstone,
Yorks., 1699-1708. Preb. of York, 1702-8. Died 1708.
Father of the next.
WAINHOUSE, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's,
June 11, 1719. S. of Nathaniel (above), clerk, deceased, of
Yorkshire. B. at Bradford. School, Bradford. Matric.
1719; B.A. 1722-3; M.A. 1726. Ord. deacon (York) June 9,
1723; priest, Aug. 15, 1725. C. of Rothbury, Northumber-
land, 1726. V. of Sturton, Notts., 1730-4. V. of Nether-
WaUop, Hants., 1734-61. V. of Keevil, Wilts., 1735-61.
Died Nov. 13, 1762, at Bath. WiU (P.C.C.) 1762. (ScoU-
Mayor, iii. 326.)
WAINFLEET, JOHN. D.D. from Cambridge. Carmelite friar
at Lincoln. Fl. c. 1418. (Pits, 599.)
WAYNFLETE, WILLIAM. Scholar at King's Hall, 1428;
LL.B. in 1429. Left, 1434.
WAINMAN, see also WENMAN.
WAINMAN, WAYNMAN or WENMAN, FRANCIS. Matric.
Fell. -Com. from Trinity, Michs. 1615. Doubtless s. and h.
of Francis [Wenman], of Carswell, Oxon. Knighted, June 8,
1618, Wayneman. M.P. for Oxfordshire, 1628-9 and 1640;
Wenman. Married Anne, dau. of Sir Samuel Sandys, Knt.
of Worcestershire. Died 1640, aged 40. Buried at Witney,
Oxon. (F. C. Lee, Thame; Lipscomb, in. 132.)
WAINMAN or WAYNMAN, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from
Corpus Christi, 1594. Of Lincolnshire.
WAINMAN, THOMAS. B.A. from Trinity Hall, 1678-9.
Doubtless s. of Thomas, of Draughton, Yorks. Matric.
(Queen's College, Oxford) July 2, 1675. age 17, Wenman.
Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1678; priest, June, 1679- R- of
Burythorpe, Yorks., 1686. R. of Thomton-in-Craven,
1699-1708. Died 1708. (Al. Oxon.)
WAINWRIGHT, ANTHONY. Matric. pens, from St John's,
Easter, 1607; B.A. 1610-1; M.A. 1614. One of these names
scholar of Trinity College, Dublin, 1613; M.A. 1615; Fellow,
1615. Perhaps father of Samuel (1648).
WAINWRIGHT, JAMES. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Magdalene,
Apr. 28, 1674. S. of James, of Southwark, London. School,
St Mary Overy.
WAINWRIGHT, JAMES. Adm. sizar at Queens', Jan. 3, 1742-
3. Of Lancashire.
WAINWRIGHT, JOHN. M.A. from Clare, 1742. S. of John, of
Laughton Gate, Cheshire, gent. Matric. (Brasenose College,
Oxford) Feb. 21, 1723-4, age 18; B.A. (Oxford) 1727. V. of
Welton, Northants., 1748-78. Buried there May 21, 1778.
[Al. Oxon.; Baker, i. 463.)
WAINWRIGHT, ROBERT. M.A. from Emmanuel, 1668. S.
of Zachary, of Stourbridge, Worcs. Matric. (Trinity College,
Oxford) May 24, 1661, age 15; B.A. (Oxford) 1664-5; B.D.
(Oxford) 1697. R. of Thorpe Mandeville, Northants.,
1668-1711. Lord of the manor of Wappenham, Northants.,
and patron of Thorpe Mandeville. Married (i) Jane, dau. of
John Wilson, V. of Fawsley; (2) Katherine, dau. of Edmund
Kirton, of Thorpe Mandeville, Esq. Buried June 9, 171 1, at
Thorpe Mandeville. M.I. (H. I. Longdieii; Al.Oxon.; Baker,
1. 719-26.)
WAINRIGHT, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age 15) at St John's,
June 7, 1648. S. of Anthony (? 1607), preacher, of Chester-
field, Derbs. B. there. Matric. 1648; B.A. 1651-2; M.A.
1655. Fellow, 1652. Lived at the Upper Hagh, Rawmarsh,
Yorks. Buried there .'^pr. 23, i677- M.I. (Scott-Mayor;
Hunter, 11. 49.)
WAISTELL, LUKE, see WASTELL.
WAITE, see also WATHE and yf/AVET.
WAITE, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1576.
Perhaps ord. deacon (Peterb.) July 17, 1579- R- of Wittering,
Northants., 1586-1605. One of these names V. of Aslackby,
Lines., in 1611-4; 'B.A.'; 'Resident; no preacher.'
WAITE, GEORGE. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Christ's, Apr. 26,
1680. S. of William, yeoman, of Milton, near Repton, Derbs.
B. there. School, Repton. Matric. 1680; B.A. 1683-4; M.A.
1693. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 1684; C. of Blackfordby,
Leics. Master of the School of Little Appleby, Leics., 1705-
25. Died July 22, 1725, aged 65. M.I. at Gt Appleby.
(Peile, II. 78; Nichols, iv. 438.)
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WAITE, GEORGE. Adm. sizar (age i6) at St Catharine's,
Jan. 30, 1716-7. Of Richmond, Yorks. B. Nov. 24, 1700.
School, Merchant Taylors'. B.A. 1720-1; M.A. 1724. Ord.
priest (London) Feb. 21, 1724-5. One of these names
lecturer at Islington, Middlesex. Died June ig, 173 1. A
contemporary was at Oxford. Perhaps brother of Thomas
(1734). {G.Mag.)
WAITE, HENRY. Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, Dec. 19, 1618.
Of London. Migrated to Jesus, July 5, 1619. Scholar, 1622;
B.A. 1622-3; M.A. 1626. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 4;
priest, June 5, 1626. V. of Elmstead, Essex, 1630-42. V. of
Little Clacton, 1642-50. Perhaps V. of Tunstead, Norfolk,
1639.
WAYT, JOHN. Scholar at King's Hall; adm. Dec. 12, 1373.
Of Warefeld. Left, 1378. Perhaps brother of Walter (1375).
WAYTE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter, 1608;
B.A. 1610-1; M.A. 1614. Probably ord. deacon and priest
(Lichfield) May, 161 7. Perhaps P.C. of Berden, Essex, 1631-
50. One of these names R. of Meesden, Herts., 1654-62;
will (P.C.C.) 1669. {Peile, 1. 267.)
WAYTE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Christ's, July, 1615.
Probably s. of John. B.A. 1619-20; M.A. 1623; B.D.
1632. Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 24, 1620; priest (Chester)
Sept. 23, 1621. C. of Halton, Lanes., 1627. V. of Gargrave,
Yorks., 1632-43; 'absent from his cure, in 1643'; remained
at Manchester with the rebels. Married Mary, dau. of George
Tempest, of Gargrave, Esq. Buried July 27, 1660, at Gar-
grave. {Peile, I. 303; E. Axon.)
WATE or WAYTE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1636. Perhaps matric. again Easter, 1637, Wayte; B.A.
1640-1; M.A. 1666. Possibly R. of Thundersley, Essex,
1681-9; died 1689. One of these names adm. at Gray's Inn,
Nov. 24, 1637; s. of Thomas, of Keythorpe, Leics., Esq.
WAITE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Christ's, July 11, 1664;
B.A. 1667-8. One of these names, 'B.A.,' ord. deacon
(Lincoln) Sept. 20, 1668; 'C. of Fosdike'; priest, June 6,
1669.
WAITE, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Peterhouse, May 5,
1673. Of Yorkshire. School, Pocklington. Matric. 1673;
B.A. 1676-7. Ord. deacon (York) Dec. 1679; priest, Sept.
1681. P.C. of Gate Helmsley, Yorks., 1687. R. of Over
Helmsley, 1688-1725. Buried Dec. 11, 1725.
WAIGHT, JOSEPH. Matric. sizar from St Catharine's, Lent,
1637-8. Of Essex. B.A. 1641-2; M.A. 1645. Fellow, 1643.
Perhaps adm. at Leyden, Nov. 24, 1639, Wait. Probably
R. of Sproughton, Suffolk; ejected, 1662, Waite. Died July 1,
1670; 'after 15 years discharge of his ministry.' M.I. Will
proved (P.C.C.) Sept. 11, 1671. (Le Neve, Mon., in. 86.)
WAITE, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, Feb. 14,
1660-1. Of Essex. Matric. 1661-2; B.A. 1664-5; M.A. 1668.
Signs for deacon's orders (London) Sept. 21; priest's, Dec.
21, 1672. V. of Little Baddow, Essex, 1672-8.
WEIGHT, RICHARD. Adm. sizar at Jesus, June 18, 1672.
Of London.
WAITE, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Christ's, Jan. 1,
I73&-7- S. of Joseph. B. at Bolton, Yorks. School, Bolton
(Mr Carr). Matric. 1737; Scholar, 1738; B.A. 1740-1. Ord.
deacon (Lincoln) May 24, 1741. V. of Kirkby Malham,
Yorks., 1747-74. Died Nov. 1774. (G. Mag.; Peile, 11. 233.)
WAYTE, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter, 1624.
Of Lincolnshire. B.A. 1627-8; M.A. 1633. Perhaps his will
(Lincoln) 1649; of Sutterton, Lines., clerk. One of these
names V. of Wetwang, Yorks., c. 1650.
WAITE, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, June 21, 1631.
Of Yorkshire. Matric. 1632; B.A. 1634-5; M.A. 1638.
WAITE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Sidney, May 20,
1633. S. and h. of Thomas, gent., of Haxby, Yorks. Schools,
Haxby and Coxwold. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, June 25, 1634.
WAYTE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Clare, July 1, 1669. Of
Stillington, Yorks. Matric. 1669.
WAYTE, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Caius, June 14,
1672. S. of Laurence, husbandman, of Millington, Yorks.
B. there. School, Ilkley (Mr Hustler). Matric. 1672; Scholar,
1672-4; B.A. 1675-6. Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 24, 1676.
V. of Weston, Yorks., 1677. {Venn, 1. 446.)
WAIT, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 45) at St John's, July 17,
1701. B. at Ripon, Yorks. A lawyer.
WAITE, THOMAS. .'Vdm. at Corpus Christi, 1701. Of Cheshire.
WAITE, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, Feb. 25,
1707-8. Matric. 1708; B.A. 1711-2; M.A. 1715.
WHAITES, THOMAS. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1712. Of
Norfolk. Matric. Lent, 1713-4; B.A. 1715-6. Ord. deacon
(Norwich) July, 1718; priest (Lincoln) Sept. 20, 17:9. R. of
Filby, Norfolk, 1722-70. V. of Hemsby, 1728-70. Died
Apr. 25, 1770, aged 75.
Wakefield, John
WAITE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, July 4,
1734. S. and h. of John, gent., of Richmond, Yorks. Matric.
1734. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. i, 1736-7. Perhaps brother
of George (1716-7).
WAYT, WALTER. Scholar at King's Hall. Died Feb. 13,
1374-5. Perhaps brother of John (1373).
WAYTE, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Christ's, May 20,
1687. B. at Hampsthwaite, near Leeds, Yorks. School,
Wakefield (Mr Armitage). Matric. 1687; Scholar, 1689; B.A.
1690-1. Ord. deacon (York) May 22, 1692. (Peile, 11. 105.)
WAITE or WAITES, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel,
June 6, 1693. Of Leicestershire. Probably adm. at Leyden,
Apr. 6, 1703, Waite. Perhaps buried at Melton Mowbray,
Leics., July 22, 1719; 'M.D.' M.I. (Nichols, 11. 255.)
WAKE or WAKE-JONES, CHARLES. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 16)
at Trinity, June 29, 1717. S. of Sir Bald\vin, Bart., of
Northants. (by his 2nd wife, Mary Hart). Bapt. Jan. 19,
1700-1, at Preston Deanery. School, Enfield, Middlesex
(Dr Uvedale). Heir to his uncle Samuel (Wake) Jones.
Took the name and arms of Jones. Of Waltham Abbey,
Essex. Married Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Samuel Vanacker
Sambrooke, Bart. Died Mar. 22, 1739-40. (Northants. F am.)
WAKE, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. pens, from St John's, Lent,
1563-4; B.A. 1566-7; M.A. from Magdalene, 1570. Ord.
priest (Lincoln) Apr. 27, 1570. R. of Tydd St Mary, Lines.,
1571. Preacher (Peterborough and Lincoln). 'Aged 30;
married; resides' (i576).
WAKE, JAMES. Grammarian : fined pro non legendo, 1444.
WAKE, JOHN. B.Can.L. 1495-6. R. of CoUingtree, Northants.,
c. 1500. Died 1505. WiU (P.C.C.) 1505. (H. I. Longden.)
WAKE, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Oct. 31, 1683. Of
Cambridgeshire. Matric. 1686; B.A. 1687-8; M.A. 1691.
WAKE, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Jan. 18, 1709-10. Of
the Isle of Ely, Cambs. Matric. 1711; Rustat Scholar, 1712;
B.A. 1713-4; M.A. 1717.
WAKE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, June 3, 1599.
S. of Robert, of London. School, Westminster. Scholar,
1599-1605; B.A. 1602-3; M.A. 1606. Incorp. at Oxford,
1610. Fellow, 1610-30. Proctor, 1626. University preacher,
1619, and examiner, 1626-7. R. of Bincombe, Dorset,
1623-4 and 1629-34. R. of Borough Green, Cambs., 1634-41,
ejected for 'swearing, drinking, quarreUing....' Donor to
the College library. Died Nov. 11, 1658. Buried in the
CoUege Chapel. M.I. WiU (V.C.C.) 1658. (Venn, i. 169;
Al. Oxon.)
WAKE, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Dec. i, 1617.
Matric. 1617; B.A. 1621-2; M.A. from Trinity Hall, 1625.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Nov. 27; priest, Nov. 28, 1622. R. of
Holy Trinity, Wareham, Dorset, 1625-61. Buried there
May 8, 1661. Grandfather of Archbishop Wake. (F. S.
Hockaday.)
WAKEorWAYKE, . Sizar of Peterhouse; enrolled May
3. 1572.
WAKEFIELD, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1634. Perhaps 4th s. of Joshua (1587), of Pontefract, Yorks.
Bapt. Sept. II, 1614. Scholar, 1638; B.A. 1638-9. Perhaps
brother of Richard (1626), Thomas (1624) and William (1624).
WAKEFIELD, GEORGE. Adm. sizar (age 20) at Trinity,
Apr. 20, 1737. S. of William, of West Drayton, Notts.
School, Wakefield, Yorks. (Mr Wilson). Matric. 1737; B.A.
1740-1. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Feb. 22, 1740-1; priest
(York) May 20, 1744. R. of West Keal, Lines., and V. of
FUntham, Notts., 1744-85. Married, at Orston, Notts.,
Sept. 4, 1746, Jane Warburton, of Newark. Died Oct. 8,
1785. M.I. at FUntham. WiU (P.C.C.) 1786. (Godfrey,
Notts.)
WAKEFIELD, GEORGE. Adm. sizar at Jesus, July 4, 1739.
Of RoUeston, Staffs. Matric. 1740; Scholar, 1741; 'B.k.
1742-3; M.A. 1746. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) May 29, 1743;
priest (York) 1744. P.C. of Penkridge, Stalls., 1744. Chaplain
to the Countess of Coningsby. R. of Claifpole, Lines., 1748-
66. R. of St Nichohis, Nottingham, 1749-66. V. of Kingston
and Richmond, Surrey, 1766-76. Died Feb. 10, 1776, aged
56. Buried in Richmond Church. M.I. WiU, P.C.C. Father
of Gilbert Wakefield. (A. Gray.)
WAKFYLDE, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Michs. 1552 (imputes).
WAKEFIELD, JAMES. Matric. sizar from Queens', Lent,
1607-8. Of Westmorland. B.A. 1611-2; M.A. 1615. V. of
Heversham, Westmorland, 1621-6. V. of Windermere,
1627-44. Died c. Sept. 1644. (B. Nightingale.)
WAKEFIELD, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1544; U.A. 1545-6.
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Wakefield, John
WAKEFIELD, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Queens', July 6, 1688.
Of Yorkshire. Doubtless s. of Thomas, of Sessay. Bapt.
Oct. 28, 1673, at Thonnanby. Matric. 1691; B.A. 1691-2;
M.A. 1695. Ord. deacon (Chester) Sept. 23, 1693; pnest
(York) Nov. 1697. R. of Sessay, Yorks., 1697-1749. Preb.
of Ripon, 1723. Died Oct. 6, i749, aged 76. Buried at
Sessay. Brother of Joshua (1692J and William (1688).
(F.M.G.)
WAKEFIELD, JOSHUA. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1587. Probably s. of Edward, of Hull, Yorks., Mayor of
Hull. Age 14 in 1584. Of Pontefract, Yorks. Mayor of
Pontefract, 1604 and 1613. Married Jane, dau. of Robert
Legard, of Hull. Buried Mar. 10, 1650-1, at Pontefract.
Father of Richard (1626), Thomas (1624) and perhaps of
Edward (1634). {Vis. of Yorks., 1584, 1665.)
WAKEFIELD, JOSHUA. Adm. pens, at Queens', July 2, 1692.
Of Yorkshire. Doubtless s. of Thomas, of Sessay. Bapt.
Apr. 25, 1678, at Thormanby. Matric. 1693; B.A. 1695-6;
M.A. 1699. Ord. deacon (York) Jan. 1700-1. P.C. of Dids-
bury Chapel, Lanes., 1700-5. R. of Wihnslow, Cheshire,
1705-13. Brother of John (1688) and William (1688).
(R. Stewart-Brown.)
WAKEFIELD, NATHANIEL. Adm. pens, at Trinity, June i,
1652. Of Cambridgeshire. S. of Thomas (1617), R. of
Horseheath. B.A. 1655-6; M.A. 1659. Ord. deacon (Ely)
Sept. 20, 1662; priest, Mar. 1662-3. V. of Pampisford,
Cambs., 1662-70. V. of Wendens Ambo, Essex, 1665-78.
Died 1678. (C. E. Parsons, Horseheath, 82.)
WAKEFIELD, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1626. Of Yorkshire. 3rd s. of Joshua (1587), of
Pontefract. Bapt. there, Dec. 11, 1608. B.A. 1628-9; M.A.
1632. Perhaps V. of Kildale, Yorks., c. 1652-67. Died 1667.
Brother of William (1624) and Thomas (1624). (Vis. of
Yorks., 1612.)
WAKEFIELD, RICHARD. Adm. sizar at Clare, June 7, 1644.
Matric. 1644.
WAKEFIELD, ROBERT. B.A. 1513-4; M.A. 1518-9 (Incorp.
from Louvain); B.D. (Cambridge) 1525. Fellow of Clare,
1516. Fellow of St John's, 1520. Incorp. at O.^ord, 1532-
Studied at Paris and Louvain. A learned Hebraist. Pro-
fessor of Hebrew at Louvain, 1519, and at Tubingen, 1520-3.
Returned to England. Hebrew lecturer at Cambridge, 1524,
and at Oxford, 1530. Chaplain to the King. Canon of King's
College, Oxford, 1532. Wrote in favour of Henry VIII's
divorce, 1528. Author, treatises; the first m England to
employ Hebrew and Arabic type. Died in London, Oct. 8,
1537- Will (P.C.C.) 1538. Brother of Thomas (1522-3).
{Cooper, I. 63; D.N.B.; Al. Oxon.)
WAKEFIELD, ROGER. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Christ's, June 7,
1624. S. of John. B. at Wigan, Lanes. School, Wigan
(Mr Evans). Matric. 1624; B.A. 1627-8. (Peile, i. 360.)
WAKEFYLDE, STEPHEN. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Michs. 1549 (impubes). Ord. priest (Lincoln) Apr. 8, 1562.
R. of Wistow, Hunts., 1559-87- Perhaps R. of Panfield,
Essex, 1575-7- Died 1587-
WAKEFIELD, THOMAS. B.A. 1522-3. B. at Pontefract,
Yorks. First Regius Professor of Hebrew, 1540; taught,
1540-9 and again, 1553-69. Probably rejected protestantism
and on that account others were appointed readers of Hebrew
whilst he held the professorship. Married and had issue.
Buried at Chesterton, Cambs., Apr. 24, 1575- Brother of
Robert (1513-4) and perhaps father of the next. (Cooper,
I. 337; D.N.B.)
WAKEFIELD, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs.
1556. Perhaps s. of Thomas (above).
WAKEFYLD, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1576. B. at Radwinter, Essex, June 16, 1560. B.A. 1580-1;
MA. 1584; B.D. 1600. R. of Horseheath, Cambs., 1589-
1626. BuriedDec. 16, 1626. WiU, P.C.C. Father of the next.
(C. E. Parsons, Horseheath.)
WAKEFIELD, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1617, 'Wallfield.' S. of Thomas (above). Bapt. at Horse-
heath, Cambs., Oct. 28, 1600. Scholar, 1619; B.A. 1620-1;
M A. 1624. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Mar. 4; priest, Mar. 5,
1625-6. R. of Horseheath, 1626-69. Buried there Feb. 4,
1668-9. Father of Nathaniel (1652). (C. E. Parsons, Horse-
heath.)
WAKEFIELD, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1624. Of Yorkshire. Doubtless 2nd s. of Joshua
(1587), of Pontefract. Bapt. there, Apr. 13, 1607. B.A.
1627-8; M.A. 1631. Of Sessay, Yorks., in 1658; styled
'minister.' Buried there July 7, 1663. Will (York) 1663.
Brother of William (1624), Richard (1626) and perhaps of
Edward (1634). (Vis. of Yorks., 1665.)
WAKEFIELD, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Peterhouse,
June 26, 1724. Of Yorkshire. School, Durham. Matric.
1724; B..\. 1727-8; 1A..\. 1731- Fellow, 1728-35. Ord.
Wakeman, John
deacon (Lincoln) June 1, 1729; priest, June 13, 1731- Chap-
lain to the Earl of Harrington. V. of Rowley, Yorks., i734-
87. R. of Goxhill, 1754-87. Buried Dec. 5, 1787-
WAKEFIELD, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Trinity,
June 28, 1732. S. of George, of Ingham, Lines. School,
Lincohi (Dr Goodall). Matric. 1732; B.A. 1735-6- Ord.
deacon (Lincohi) Mar. 21, 1735-6; priest. May 28, 1738.
V. of Orston, Notts., 1 743-51-
WAKEFIELD, WILLIAM. B.D. 1524-5- Perhaps mistake for
Robert (1513-4). One William W. was R. of Chartham,
Kent, in 1544.
WAKEFIELD, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1624. Of Yorkshire. Doubtless s. of Joshua (1587).
of Pontefract. Bapt. there, Feb. 16, 1605-6. B.A. 1627-8;
M.A. 1631. R. of Sessay, Yorks., 1632-65. Buried there
June 12, 1665. Admon., York. Brother of Thomas (1624),
etc. (Vis. of Yorks., 1612.)
WAKEFIELD, WILLIAM. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1676. Of
Kent. Matric. Easter, 1676. Migrated to Jesus, Oct. 3, 1677.
Rustat Scholar; B.A. 1679-80; M.A. 1683. Fellow of Jesus,
1680-7. V. of All Saints', Cambridge, 1684. Will proved
(V.C.C.) 1687.
WAKEFIELD, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Queens', July 6,
1688. Of Yorkshire. Doubtless s. of Thomas, of Sessay.
Bapt. Aug. 21, 1672. Matric. 1688. Buried Apr. 28, 1730,
at Belfreys. Brother of John (1688) and Joshua (1692).
WAKEFIELD, . Graduate; fined pro non convivendo,
1456-7. A friar.
WAKEFIELD, . B.Can.L. 1515-6.
WAKEHAM, ANDREW, see WACKHAM.
WAKEHAM, NICHOLAS. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1740. S. of Ralph. Bapt. at Modbury, Devon. Matric.
Easter, 1741; B.A. 1744-5; M.A. 1748; D.D. (Lambeth).
FeUow, 1744. Ord. priest (Ely) Oct. 23, 1748. R. of Brome
with Oakley, Sufiolk, I750-74- Dean of Bocking, Essex.
R. of Culford with Ingham and Tunworth, 1755-90. (Har-
wood.)
WAKELIN or WHEKLYNE, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Christ's,
Mar. 31, 1581. Of Essex. Matric. 1581; B.A. 1585-6. Per-
haps ord. deacon and priest (Colchester) Jan. 6, 1600-1.
C. of Twyford, Bucks., 1609. Probably V. of Mark's Tey,
Essex, 1610-30. Died 1630-1. Will (Cons. C. London)
1630-1. (Peile, I. 165.)
WAKELYN, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Magdalene, July
31, 1716. S. of John. B. at Whittlesey, Cambs. School,
Wisbech. Matric. 1718; B.A. 1720-1; M.A. 1725- Ord.
deacon (Peterb.) Feb. 18, 1721-2; priest, Sept. 22, 1723-
C- of St John's, Peterborough, 1721. Chaplain to the Earl
of Westmorland. R. of Fletton, Hunts., 1730-60. V. of
Yaxley, 1745-60. Died 1760. (T. C. Dale.)
WAKELIN, RALPH. M.A. 1641-2 (Lit. Reg.).
WAKELYN, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age X7) at St John's,
May 3, 1631. S. of Richard, blacksmith, of Gt Thurlow,
Suffolk B. there. School, Little Thurlow (Mr More).
Matric. 1631; B.A. 1634-5; M.A. 1638. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
May 20, 1638; priest, Dec. 22, 1639. Minor Canon of Durham.
R. of St Mary-le-Bow, Durham, 1646-55- P-C. of Whit-
worth, Durham, 1661. Married, at St Oswald's, Durham,
Feb. 13, 1642-3, Jane Sheffield. Buried at Durham Cathedral,
Oct. 30, 1661.
WAKELIN, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Christ's,
May 28, 1733. S. of Framcis. B. at Reach, Cambs. School,
Ely (Mr Gunning). Matrie. i734; B.A. 1736-7; M.A. 1740.
Ord. deacon (Lincohi) Mar. 6, 1736-7; priest, May 28, 1738.
V. of Meldreth, Cambs., 1738-44- R- of Wentworth, Isle
of Ely, 1743-98. Died 1798, aged 85. Buried in Wentworth
Churchyard. M.I. (Peile, 11. 229.)
WAKELIN, SIMON. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity, Apr. 11,
1678. S. of William. B. at Uttoxeter, Staffs. School,
Uttoxeter. Matric. 1678; B.A. 1681-2; M.A. 1686.
WAKELYNN, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, July 3,
1619. Matric. 1619.
WAKELING, WILLIAM. B.A. 1532-3; M.A. 1536-7; B.D.
1547. Fellow of Peterhouse, 1536. Bursar, 1541-2-
Proctor, 1543-4. Chaplain of Lane's Chantry, 1544-6-
WAKELYNN, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, July 3,
1619. Matric. 1619.
WAKEMAN, GREGORY. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse,
Easter, 1606-7. Resided, 1607-9.
WAKEMAN, JOHN. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1728. Of
Norfolk. Matric. 1728. R. of Crostwick and Sloley, Norfolk,
1736-53- (Masters.)
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Wakeman, Robert
WAKEMAN, ROBERT. M.A. 1598 (Incorp. from Oxford). S.
of Thomas, V. of Flyford Flavel, Worcs. Matric. (Balliol
College, Oxford) July 24, 1590, age 14; B.A. (Oxford) 1593-4;
M.A. 1597; B.D. 1604-5; D.D. 1608. Fellow of Balliol, 1596.
R.of Here Ferrers, Devon, 1603. R.of Charlton, i5io. Canon
of E.xeter, 1616. Buried at Bere Ferrers, Sept. 19, 1629.
{Al. Oxon.; Vis. of Devon, 1620.)
WAKEMAN, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, Feb. 14,
1631-2. S. of Thomas, of Yarmouth. Bapt. Feb. 5, 1616-7,
at St Nicholas, Yarmouth. School, Norwich (Mr Stonham) .
Scholar, 1631-9. Matric. 1632; B.A. 1635-6; M.A. 1639.
Fellow, i%o-5i. Morning lecturer, 1641-3. Greek lecturer,
1643-4. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Dec. 22, 1639. R. of Gar-
boldjsham, Norfolk, 1651-5. (Venn, i. 303.)
WAKEMAN, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Trinity, Nov. 14, 1656.
Of Gloucestershire. B.A. 1660-1.
WAKEMAN, WILLIAM. M.A. 1675 (L-it. Reg.).
WAKER, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June 22, 1648.
Of Middlesex. S. of Nathaniel (next). Matric. 1648; B.A.
1651-2; M..\. 1655. Brother of Nathaniel (1648).
WAKER, NATHANIEL. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1614; B.A. from Magdalene, 1617-8; M.A. 1621. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) June 11, 1620; priest, Sept. 23, 1621. R. of
Lavendon, Bucks., 1633-54. Died Aug. 19, 1654, aged 56.
Buried at Lavendon. Will, P.C.C. Father of John (above)
and of the next. (Le Neve, Mon., in. 57.)
WAKER, NATHANIEL. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June 22,
1648. Of Middlesex. S. of Nathaniel (above). Matric. 1648;
B.A. 1651-2; M.A. 1655. Perhaps R. of St Catherine Cole-
man, London, 1662-4. Will (P.C.C.) 1664. Brother of John
(1648).
WAKERING or WAKARINGE, DIONISIUS [DENNIS]. Adm.
Fell. -Com. (age 15) at Christ's, May 14, 1633. S. of John,
of Lincoln's Inn, and of Kelvedon, Essex (and Mary, dau.
of Dionis Palmer). B. at Kelvedon. School, Kelvedon
(Mr White). Matric. 1633. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Mar. 6,
1633-4. Called to the Bar, 1641. M.P. for Essex, 1654 and
1656. (Peile, I. 426; Vis. of Essex, 1634.)
WALBANKE, AUGUSTINE. Adm. sizar at Trinity, Oct. 7,
1662. Matric. 1662, Walby.
WALBANKE, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St
John's, Apr. 24, 1649. S. of John, husbandman, of Boulton-
in-Craven, Yorks. B. there. School, Boulton-in-Craven
(Mr Lancaster). P.C. of Cawthome Chapel, Yorks., 1662-
1708. Buried there Mar. 16, 1708.
WALBANKES, JAMES. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Apr. 28,
1593. Matric. c. 1593; Scholar; B.A. 1596-7; M.A. 1600;
B.D. 1607. Fellow, 1600-11. R. of Greatworth, Northants.,
1610-47. Died Feb. 7, 1647-8. Buried at Greatworth. M.I.
Will (P.C.C.) 1648.
WALBANK or WELBANK, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St
Catharine's, Michs. 1654. Perhaps s. of John, farmer.
School, Pockllng. B.A. 1657-8. R. of Flixborough, Lines.,
1662.
WELBANCK, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 20) at St John's, Ji«ie 10,
1678. S. of George, husbandman. B. at North Cowton,
Yorks. School, Northallerton. Matric. 1678.
WALLBLANK, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity Hall,
Michs. 1728; Scholar, Jan. 3, 1728-9. Of Bedale, Yorks.
Perhaps chaplain in the Navy, 1741.
WALBOTT, WILLIAM. B.Civ.L. 1502-3. Probably of St Neots,
Hunts. WiU (P.C.C.) 1528.
WALBRON, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, at Sidney, July 3, 1727.
S. of Francis, of Ripon, 'i'orks., pleb. Matric. (Queen's
College, Oxford) Nov. 7, 1718, age 19; B.A. (Oxford) 1722;
M.A. 1727. Ord. priest (Lincoln) F^b. 21, 1724-5. (Al.
Oxon.)
WALBURGE, LIONEL. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June 24,
1668. Adm. pens, at Clare, Sept. 10, 1668. Of Stamford,
Lines. Matric. 1668; B.A. 1671-2. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
Sept. 20, 1674.
WALBURGE, SIMON. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, Mar.
15, 1716-7. S. of Richard, grocer, and alderman, of Stam-
ford, Lines. Bapt. Oct. 20, 1699, at All Saints', Stamford.
School, Rugby. M.B. 1722. Buried at Barholm, Lines.,
Aug. 19, 1734. Will, P.C.C. [Scott-Mayor, in. 308.)
WALBV, see also WOOLBY.
WALBY or WALDEBY, MARMADUKE. B.A. 1504-5. Perhaps
Marm. Walby, 'D.D.,' R. of Vange, Essex, 1526-9. R. of
Swaby, Lines., res. 1531.
WALLBYE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Clare, Michs. 1564.
WALBYE, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs.
1567-
Walcot, William
WALCHER, WILLIAM. Of King's. Ord. deacon (Ely) May 30,
1703; priest (Lincoln) Dec. 10, 1704. Chaplain to the Bishop
of Ely. R. of Teversham, Cambs.; R. of Haverstock, Essex,
1720. (Lambeth Act Book; T. C. Dale.)
WALCOTT, BARNARD. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Clare, Lent,
1623-4. Probably s. of John. High Sheriff of Rutland.
Of Cranford St John, Northants., Esq. Died c. 1670, aged 64.
Father of the next and probably of John (1662). (Vis. of
Northants., 1682; H. I. Longden.)
WALCOT, BARNARD. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1660. Of
Northamptonshire. S. and h. of Barnard (above), of Walcot,
Esq. Matric. Easter, 1660. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, May 8,
1662. Of Cranford and afterwards of Oundle, Northants. A
captain of the trained bands. Married Elizabeth, dau. of
Edward Page, of Oundle. Probably brother of John (1662).
WALCOTT, EDWARD (? EDMUND). Adm. pens, at Sidney,
Oct. 20, 1606. Matric. 1606. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Mar. 2;
priest. Mar. 9, 1622-3.
WALKOTT, GODFREY. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1556. Doubtless 3rd s. of Thomas, of Walcot, Lines. Scholar,
1560. (Lines. Pedigrees, 1032.)
WALCOTT, HUMPHREY. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter,
1604. Doubtless s. and h. of Humphrey, of Walcot, Salop.
B. 1586. Succeeded his father, 1 61 6. Receiver of the County
of Salop, 1625. Sheriff of Salop, 1631. Distinguished for
his loyalty to Charles I and made many sacrifices in the
royal cause. Married Anne, dau. of Thomas Docwra, of
Poderich, Herts. Buried at Lydbury, June 8, 1650. Brother
of John (1609) and father of Thomas (1646). (Vis. ofShrops.,
1623; Burke, L.G.; D.N.B.)
WALCOTT, HUMPHREY. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, Sept. 3,
1613. Doubtless s. of WiUiam, of Walcot, Lines., Esq.
Bapt. Apr. 12, 1596. Matric. 1614; B.A. from Trinity Hall,
1616-7. Adm. at Gray's Inn, May 21, 1617. M.P. for Lines.,
1653. Purchased the franchise of the City of Lincoln, 1654.
Married (1) Elizabeth Pury, widow, dau. of Robert Millet,
of Hayes, Middlesex; (2) Katherine, dau. of Sir Edward
Fynes, Knt. A staunch Parliamentarian; a member of the
Lincoljishire Committee for dealing with 'scamdalous
ministers.' Living, 1666. Perhapsbrotherof Thomas (1616).
(Lines. Pedigrees, 1033; T. A. Walker.)
WALCOTT, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1609.
3rd s. of Humphrey, of Walcot, Salop, and London (and
Alice, dau. of Richard Hale, of London, Esq.). Scholar, 1611 ;
B.A. 1612-3; M.A. 1616; B.D. 1631-2 (Lit. Reg.). Fellow,
1614. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Dec. 15, 1617. Preb. of Lin-
coln, 1618. R. of Yelling, Hunts., 1619-22. R. of Keystone,
1624-42, ejected. Died c. 1660. Brother of Humphrey (1604)
and probably father of the next. (Vis. of London, 1634.)
WALCOTT, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 20) at Peterhouse, Mar. 2,
1645-6. Of Huntingdonshire. Probably s. of John (above).
School, Bedford.
WALCOT, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Clare, Aug. 13, 1662. Prob-
ably s. of Barnard (1623-4). B- 1646. School, Oundle,
whence he is said to have gone to Cambridge. Died un-
married. Probably brother of Barnard (1660). (Vis. of
Northants., 1682.)
WALCOTT, RICHARD. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Emmanuel,
Michs. 1637. Perhaps s. and h. of Richard, of London,
merchant, and nephew of John (1609). (Vis. of London,
1634-)
WALCOTS, THOMAS. B.A. 1502-3.
WALCOTT, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs.
1616. Perhaps 2nd s. of William, of Walcot, Lines. Bapt.
May 8, 1598. B.A. 1619-20. Of Algarkirk, Lines., 1634.
Married Bridget, dau. of John (? Thomas) Littlebury, of
Hagworthingham. Living, 1640. Perhaps brother of Hum-
phrey (1613). (Lines. Pedigrees, 1033.)
WALCOTT, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Trinity, May 16, 1646.
Of Salop. Doubtless 2nd s. of Humphrey (1604), of Walcot,
Salop. Bapt. Aug. 6, 1629, at Lydbury. Adm. at the Middle
Temple, Nov. 12, 1647. Called to the Bar, 1653. Bencher,
1671. Recorder of Bewdley, 1671. Chief Justice of .Anglesey
circuit, 1676-81. Serjeant-at-law, 1679. Justice of K.B.,
1683. M.P. for Ludlow, 1679. Knighted, Nov. 21, 1681.
Of Bitterley Court, Salop. Married Mary, dau. of Sir Adam
Lyttelton, Bart., Dec. 10, 1663. Buried at Bitterley, Sept. 8,
1685. (Middle Temple Bench Book; D.N.B.)
WALCOTE, WILLIAM DE. Scholar at King's Hall, 1350.
Became a Friar Minor, 1352. Perhaps preb. of St Stephen's,
Westminster, London, till 1363.
WALCOT, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Jan. 9, 1735-6.
Of Northamptonshire. Doubtless s. and h. of WiUiam, of
Oundle. Bapt. there, Apr. 6, 1719. Matric. 1736; Scholar,
1736; M.B. 1742; M.D. 1747. Eteputy-Lieut. for Northants.
Of Oundle. Married Mary Creed. Buried at Oundle, Mar. 29,
1781.
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Walden, George
WALDEGRAVE, see WALGRAVE,
WALDEN, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs. 1569.
WALDEN, GILBERT. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Christ's, June 30,
1627. S. of Gilbert. B. at Coventry, Warws. School, Coventry.
B.A. 1630-1; M.A. 1634. One of these names V. of Willey,
Salop, 1639. Minister of Bridgnorth, in 1645; V. of Leaming-
ton-Hastings, Warwick. (Peile, 1. 386.)
WALDEN, JOHN. M.Gram. 1511-2.
WALDEN, JOHN. B.A. 1530-1. Of Christ's. R. of Newmarket,
Cambs., 1538-51. Probably R. of Weeting St Mary, Norfolk,
1541-54. R. of Worlington, Suffolk, 1551-4, deprived.
WALDEN, JOHN. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1635. Of Norfolk.
B.A. 1638-9.
WALDEN, LIONEL. Adm. pens, at Sidney, July 4, 1613.
S. and h. of William (? 1570), of Buckworth, Hunts. Matric.
1613. Married Elizabeth, dau. of Morris Bawde, of Somerby,
Lines., May 19, 1616. Perhaps father of Maurice (1648).
(Vis. of Hunts., 1613.)
WALDEN, LIONEL. M.A. 1671 (Incorp. from Oxford). (No
such graduate recorded in Al. Oxon.) Probably the same as
the next.
WALDEN, LIONEL. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Trinity, July 3,
1671. Probably s. of Sir Lionel, of Huntingdonshire, Knt.
Migrated to Corpus Christi. Matric. 1671. Probably adm. at
the Inner Temple, Nov. 27, 1675.
WALDEN, MAURICE. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, Apr.
13, 1648. S. of Lionel (? 1613), gent., of Huntingdon. B.
there. School, Hitchin. Matric. 1648; B.A. 1651-2.
WALDEN, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter,
1570. Possibly s. of William, of St Ives, Hunts. B.A.
1574-5. Married Rebecca, dau. of Thomas Goodrick, of
Ely, Cambs. Perhaps father of Lionel (1613). (Vis. of Hunts.,
1613.)
WALDEN, Abbot of. B.D. 1467-8; fine for non-entrance. John
Halsted, Abbot, 1462-84.
WALDEN, Vicar of. B.D. (Oxford); D.D. 1486-7.
WALDEN, •. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter, 1544.
WALDER, JOHN. Matric. Fell.-Com. from King's, Easter, 1690.
WALDO, BRIAN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1565.
Perhaps King's scholar at Durham School, in 1558.
WALDO, PETER. M.A. 1706 (Incorp. from All Souls, Oxford).
S. of Daniel, of Harrow, Middlesex. Matric. (Exeter College,
Oxford) Mar. 18, 1688-9, age i7; B.A. (Oxford) 1692; M.A.
1695; B.D. and D.D. 1720. R. of Aston Clinton, 1716-45.
Died Jan. 25, 1745-6. (Al. Oxon.)
WALDRAM, see also WALDRON and WALROND.
WALDRAM, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter,
1581.
WALDRAM, ROGER. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs. 1612.
Of Nottinghamshire. Probably brother of William (1612).
WALDRAM, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1555-
WALDRAM, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs.
1612. Of Nottinghamshire. Probably brother of Roger
(1612).
WALDRON, see also WALROND.
WALDRON, DAVID. Adm. pens, (age 19) at St John's, Sept.
15, 1674. S. of WiUiam, of Hampshire. B. there. School,
Winchester. Matric. 1674; B.A. 1678-9; M.A. 1682. V. of
St John the Baptist, Peterborough, in 1685. Buried there
Nov. 3, 1687. (H. I. Longden.)
WALDRON, FRANCIS STONARD. Adm. pens, at Christ's,
Nov. 16, 1681. S. of George. B. at Knowls HUl, Essex.
School, Felsted. Matric. 1682. Perhaps migrated to St
John's, Jan. 16, 1681-2 for a time. Adm. at Gray's Inn,
Nov. 26, 1687. Brother of John (1680). (Peile, 11. 85.)
WALDRON, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Queens', Michs. 1657.
Of Worcestershire. B.A. 1661; M.A. 1668. Incorp. at
Oxford, 1669. V. of Arley, Staffs., 1666-83. Canon of Lich-
field, 1671-88. R. of Rushock, Worcs., 1683. (Al. Oxon.)
WALDRON, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's, July 3,
1680. S. of George, of Stapleford Abbotts, Essex. B. at
Warenstown, Co. Louth, Ireland. School, Felsted. Adm. at
Gray's Inn, June 13, 1680. Died in College, May 15, 1681.
Buried at Stapleford Abbotts. M.I. Brother of Francis (1681).
(Peile, II. 80; Misc. Gen. et Her., 3rd S., iv. io6.)
WALDRON or WALDRAM, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from
Christ's, Michs. 1615. Probably s. and h. of Sir Richard,
of Charley, Essex, Knt., afterwards of Dromclean Castle,
Cavan, Ireland; adm. at the Middle Temple, Feb. 10, 1616-7.
Married Elizabeth, dau. of Viscount Beaumont. (Peile, i.
304; Nichols, IV. 325; Burke, L.G.)
Wale, William
WALDRON, THOMAS. M.D. 1668 (Incorp. from Oxford). S. of
Thomas, of Tenbury, Worcs. Matric. (BaUiol College, Oxford)
Nov. 14, 1634, age 15; B.A. (Oxford) 1638; M.A. 1641; M.D.
1653. F.R.C.P., 1665. Physician to Charles II. Died Feb. 5,
1676-7. Buried in Westminster Abbey. Father of the next.
(Munk, 1. 351; ^^ Oxon.)
WALDRON, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's,
July 5, 1683. S. of Thomas (above), M.D. B. in London.
School, Charterhouse. Matric. 1683; B.A. 1686-7. Ord.
deacon and priest (Lincoln) Dec. 24, 1693. R. of Saltfleetby
St Clement, Lines., 1693.
WALDRON, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Queens', Sept. 20,
1660; Fell.-Com. Mar. 23, 1660-1. Of Warwickshire. Perhaps
s. and h. of William, of Harborough, Warws. (aud Dorothy,
dau. of William Ripplingham, of Harborough). Matric. 1660.
(Nichols, IV. 325.)
WALE, see also WALL and WHALE.
WALES, ELKANAH. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1605.
S. of John, of Idle, Yorks. B. there, 1588. B.A. 1608-9;
M.A. 1612. Ord. deacon (York) Feb. 1610-1; priest. May,
1611. V. of Pudsey Chapel, Yorks., c. 1612; ejected, 1662.
Minister at Lastington, near Barnard Castle, in 1667. After-
wards preacher at Leeds. Died there May 11, 1669. Will,
York, July 28, 1669. Perhaps brother of Samuel (1607).
(Calamy, 11. 569; Loidis Elmete, 94.)
WALE, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Christ's, Apr. 16, 1640.
4th s. of Thomas, of Bardfield, near Thaxted, Essex. B.
1622. Schools, Bardfield (Mr Clayton) and Bishop's Stort-
ford (Mr Leigh). Matric. 1640; B.A. 1643-4; M.A. 1647.
Probably R. of Little Sampford, Essex, 1654; ejected before
1660. Perhaps his will (Comm. Essex) 1664; of Gt Bardfield,
clerk. Brother of Robert (1635) and Thomas (1635). (Peile,
I. 469; Vis. of Essex, 1634; Burke, L.G.)
WALE, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Sidney, June 24, 1672.
S. of Henry, gent., deceased. B. at Gracechurch Street,
London. School, Saffron Walden. Matric. 1672; B.A. 1675-6.
WALE, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Magdalene, Sept. 10,
1684. S. of Charles, Esq. B. at Saffron Walden, Essex.
School, Saffron Walden. Matric. 1685. Adm. at Gray's Inn,
Apr. 21, 1687. Father of the next. (Burke, L.G.)
WALE, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Magdalene, Apr. 8,
1718. S. and h. of John (above), Esq. B. at Saffron Walden,
Essex. School, Safiron Walden. Matric. 1718. Adm. at
the Inner Temple, Feb. 12, 1718-9. Called to the Bar, 1724.
Bencher, 1754. Died 1761. (Inner Temple.)
WALE, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar at Queens', Feb. 13, 1678-9.
Of Leicestershire. Matric. 1679; B.A. 1682-3; M.A. 1687.
WALE, PHILIP. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, May 9, 1699.
S. of Philip, grazier. B. at Little Ashby, Leics. School,
Leicester (private). Matric. 1699.
WALES, ROBERT. Proctor, 1399-1400.
WALEYS, ROBERT. B.A. 1459. Perhaps V. of Barking, Essex,
1462-86; V. of East Ham, 1473-86. Died i486.
WALE, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Easter, 1571.
WALE or WALL, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi,
Michs. 1624. Of Kent. B.A. 1627-8; M.A. 1633.
WALE, ROBERT. Matric. Fell.-Com. from King's, Easter,
1635. Doubtless s. and h. of Thomas, of Bardfield, Essex,
age 18 in 1634. Died before May 11, 1659. Brother of
Thomas (1635) and John (1640). (Vis. of Essex, 1634;
Moratit, II. 523.)
WALES, SAMUEL. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1607;
B.A. 1611-2; M.A. 1615. Ord. deacon (York) June, 1612.
Perhaps P.C. of Morley, Yorks., 1626. Perhaps brother of
Elkanah (1605).
WALE, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter, 1614.
WALE, THOMAS. Matric. FeU.-Com. from King's, Easter,
1635. Doubtless 2nd s. of Thomas, of Bardfield, Essex.
B.A. 1637-8. Died v.p. Brother of Robert (1635) and John
(1640). (Vis. of Essex, i^n.)
WALE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Corpus Christi, 1661. Of
Suffolk. Matric. 1661. Perhaps one of the Wales of Risby.
(Vis. of Suff., 1664.)
WALES, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius, July i. i66i.
S. of Thomas, baker, of Eye, Suffolk. B. there. School,
Eye (Mr Browne). Matric. 1661; Scholar, 1661-3; B.A.
1664-5. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Mar. 11, 1665-6; 'C. of
Dickleburgh'; priest, Sept. 21, 1673. R. of Frenze, Norfolk,
1673-1702; of Shimpling, 1679-1702. Admon. (Norwich
C.C.) 1702. (Venn, 1. 414.)
WAILES or WALES, TIMOTHY. Adm. sizar at Clare, Apr. 27,
1647. Matric. 1647.
WALE, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, June 21, 1626.
Of Somerset. Matric. 1626; B.A. 1629-30; M.A. 1633. V.
of Weston-in-Gordano, Somerset, 1631. One of these names
of Narborough, Leics., clerk; will (P. C.C.) 1651.
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Walford, Edwin
WALFORD, EDWIN. Adm. sizar at Queens', 1665. Of Essex.
Matric. 1665, 'Edmund'; B.A. 1668-9.
WALFORD, EDWIN. Adm. pens, (age i8) at St John's, Jan. 9,
1737-8. S. of Edwin, gent., of Essex. B. at Coggeshall.
School, Eton. Matric. 1738. Buried at All Saints', Cam-
bridge, Aug. 10, 1739. (Scott-Mayor, iii. 490.)
WALFORD, GILES. B.A. from Peterhouse, 1583-4. [War-
ford in ordo.]
WALFORD, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June 15, 1728.
Of Essex. Matric. 1728; LL.B. 1734. R. of Gt Bardfield,
Essex, 1734.
WALFORD, MICHAEL. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Caius, May 8,
1620. S. of John, woollen-draper, of Warwickshire. School,
Warwick (Mr Biker). Matric. 1620; B.A. 1624-5; M.A. 1630.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1627. V. of Charlecote, Warws., 1626.
R. of Wishaw, 1629. V. of Shenstone, Staffs., 1662-5. Buried
there, Sept. 14, 1665. {Venn, 1. 249; Al. Oxon.)
WAULFORD, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Michs.
1579; B.A. 1582-3.
WALFORD, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1579; B.A. 1582-3.
WALFORD, SAMUEL. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Easter,
1613.
WALFORD, THEOPHILUS. Adm. Fell.-Com. at St John's,
Oct. 23, 1708, from Oxford. S. of Thomas, of Sibford, Oxon.,
gent. Matric. (Wadham College, Oxford) Feb. 11, 1703-4,
age 16; B.A. (Oxford) 1707-8. Perhaps the Rev. Wal-
ford, of Sibford, who died Dec. 12, 1767. (At. Oxon.; G. Mag.)
WALFORD, THOMAS. B.A. from Emmanuel, 1622-3.
WALFORD, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 11,
1634. Of Essex. Matric. 1635; M.B. 1640.
WALFORD, THOMAS. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 17) at Sidney,
Jan. 29, 1 741-2. S. of Thomas, Esq., of Birdbrook, Essex.
School, Felsted.
WALFURDE, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs.
1561. S. of William, of Essex. B.A. 1565-6. Migrated pens.
to Caius, Mar. 11, 1566-7, age 25.
WALFORD, . Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1581.
WALDEGRAVE, Earl. LL.D. 1749. James, s. and h. of James,
ist Earl Waldegrave. B. Mar. 4, 1714-5. School, Eton.
Succeeded his father as 2nd Earl Waldegrave, Apr. 11, 1741.
Lord of the Bedchamber, 1743-52. F.R.S., 1749. Lord
Warden of the Stannaries, 1751-62. P.C, 175;. Governor
and Keeper of the Privy Purse to George, Prince of Wales,
and to Prince Edward, 1752-6. Teller of the Exchequer,
1757. K.G., 1757. Premier, June 8-i2, 1757. Died s.p.m.
of the small-pox, Apr. 28, 1763. Buried at Navestock, Essex.
{G.E.C.; D.N.B.)
WALGRAVE, CHARLES. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Caius, May 4,
1598. S. of Charles, Esq. B. at Cossey, Norfolk. School,
Cran worth, Norfolk (private). Went to Flanders, 1600;
converted to Romanism by Father Floyd. Entered the
English College at Rome, where he took minor orders.
Returned to England and lived at Stanninghall and Beeston,
Norfolk. Married and had issue. Died 1658. Will proved
(P.C.C.) Sept. 8, 1658. (Venn, i. 165.)
WALGRAVE, EDMUND. Matric. pens, from Queens', Lent,
1564-5.
WALGRAVE, EDWARD. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Peterhouse,
Oct. II, 1567. Doubtless s. and h. of Edward, of Lawford,
Essex. Matric. 1567. Adm. at Gray's Inn, 1570. Married
(i) Elizabeth, dau. of Bartholomew Averill, of South-
minster; (2) Sarah, dau. of John (? Clement) Higham, of
Suffolk. Died Feb. 12, 1621, aged 68. Buried at Lawford.
(Morant, i. 436; T. A. Walker; Vis. of Essex, 1612.)
WALDEGRAVE, FRANCIS. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Emmanuel,
Apr. 26, 1591. Perhaps s. of Sir William, of Smallbridge,
Suffolk, Knt. Matric. 1591. Perhaps brother of Thomas
(1588).
WALDEGRAVE or WALGRAVE, THOMAS. Matric. FeU.-
Com. from Christ's, Feb. 1579-80. S. of Anthony (and
Elizabeth, dau. of Ralph Graye, of Burnt Pelham, Herts.).
Of Essex, and of Burnt Pelham, Herts. Married Elizabeth,
dau. of Robery Gurdon, of Assington, Suffolk. Brother of
William (1579-80) and perhaps father of Thomas (1626).
(Peile, I. 157; Vis. of Essex, 1612.)
WALDEGRAVE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June 17,
1588. Matric. 1588. Adm. at Gray's Inn, July 2, 1590.
Perhaps 'of Bures, Suffolk, gent.' If so, probably s. of Sir
William, of Smallbridge, Knt. Perhaps brother of Francis
(1591). (Suffolk Arch. Proc, iv. 367.)
WALGRAVE, THOMAS. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Corpus
Christi, Easter, 1626. Of Essex. Perhaps s. and h. of Thomas
(1579-80). (Vis. of Essex, i6iz.)
Walker, Anthony
WALGRAVE or WALGREWE, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from
Trinity, Easter, 1569.
WALDEGRAVE or WALGRAVE, WILLIAM. Matric. Fell.-
Com. from Christ's, Feb. 1579-80. Doubtless s. and h. of
Anthony, of Essex, and of Burnt Pelham, Herts. Of Ilford,
Essex. Married and had issue. Brother of Thomas (1579-80).
(Vis. of Essex, 1612; Peile, i. 157.)
WALDEGRAVE, WILLIAM. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Emmanuel,
May II, 1619. Doubtless s. and h. of Sir WiUiam, Knt.,
deceased. Matric. 1619. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 2, 1618-9.
Of SmaUbridge, Suffolk, Esq. Married and had issue.
Died May 9, 1648. Buried at Bures. (Vis. of Essex; Suffolk
Arch. Proc, iv. 367.)
WALKED, HUGH. B.A. 1488-9; M.A. 1492.
WALHED, JOHN. Scholar of Queens', 1529. Of Knesall,
Yorks. B.A. 1531-2; M.A. 1535; B.D. 1545. FeUow of
Queens', 1531-7. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Mar. 27; priest,
Sept. 18, 1535.
WALHOUSE, see also WOOLHOUSE.
WALHOUSE, MORETON. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Emmanuel,
Jan. 26, 1748-9. Of Atherton, Staffs. S. of John, gent.
School, Brewood. Matric. 1748-g.
WALHOUSE or WOOLHOUSE, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from
Corpus Christi, Easter, 1586.
WALKDEN or WALKENDEN, HUMPHREY. B.A. 1503-4;
M.A. 1507; B.D. 1516-7; D.D. 1519-20. FeUowof Queens',
1506-23.
WALKDEN, JAMES. Adm. sizar at Clare, Apr. 9, 1659.
Matric. 1659.
WALKDEN, JOHN. B.A. from Christ's, 1617-8; M.A. 1621.
Perhaps s. of Robert (1579); bapt. July 27, 1593, at Middle-
ton, Lanes. If so, lecturer at Churchkirk, Lanes., in 1622;
C. of Middleton, Lanes., occurs 1636-41. (E. Axon.)
WALKDEN, PETER. Adm. sizar (age 28) at St John's, May 26,
1713. S. of Thomas (1674), clerk. B. Oct. i6, 1684, at
Standish, Lanes. (? Flixton, near Manchester, according to
D.N.B.). School, Standish (his father). Ord. deacon
(London) May 23, 1714. Previously presbyterian minister
at Garsdale, Yorks., 1709-11. Minister at Hesketh, tiU 1738.
Minister at Stockport, 1738-69. Diarist. Died Nov. 5, 1769.
Buried at Stockport. (J. Parker; D.N.B., where he is said-
to have graduated M.A. at a Scottish University.)
WALKDEN, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1579; B.A. 1582-3; M.A. 1586. Ord. deacon (Chester) Feb.
24, 1600-1. Schoolmaster of Middleton, Lanes., in 1599, and
C. there. R. of Radcliffe, Lanes., 1624-37. Died 1637.
(E. A.xon.)
WALKDEN, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Jesus, June 8,
1674. Of Lancashire. Matric. 1675; B.A. 1677-8. Probably
schoolmaster at Standish, Lanes., c. 1676, and C. of CoppuU,
in 1688. Father of Peter (1713).
WALKDEN, . M.Gram. 1511-2.
WALKELATE, WILLIAM. Nominated scholar at King's
Hall, 1350; 'for the good service of WiUiam Walkelate, the
King's Serjeant at Arms.' S. of WiUiam. Left, 1358.
WALKER, ABRAHAM. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June 15,
1681. Of Yorkshire. Perhaps s. of Samuel, of Scoles, Yorks.
If so, migrated to Oxford. Matric. (University CoUege,
Oxford), Dec. 16, 1681, age 15; B.A. (Oxford) 1685. One
of these names chaplain in the Navy, 1704-7. (Al. Oxon.)
WALKER, ABRAHAM. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Oct. 5, i733- Of
East Retford, Notts. Matric. 1735; B..\. 1737-8. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) Feb. 26, 1737-8.
WALKER, ADRIAN. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Apr. 23, 1634. Of
Leicestershire. Matric. 1634; B.A. 1637-8.
WALKER, ALEXANDER. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity,
June 4, 1740. S. of George, of Bridgetown, Barbados.
School, Westminster. Matric. 1740; Scholar, 1741; B.-A.
1743-4; M.A. 1747. One of these names, of Barbados, died
May 27, 1757. (G. Mag.)
WALKER, ANTHONY. B.A. from Christ's, 1592-3; M.A.
1601.
WALKER, ANTHONY. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's,
Apr. 3, 1638. S. of WiUiara (? 1610), V. of Winston, Suffolk.
B. at Conington, Cambs. School, Ely (Mr Hitch). Matric.
1639; B.A. 1641-2; M.A. 1645: D.D. 1663 (Lit. Reg.).
Incorp. at Oxford, 1657. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 22,
1644. C. of Booking, Essex, 1648. Chaplain to the Earl of
Warwick. R. of Fyfleld, 1650 and 1662-92. Chaplain to
Charles II. P.C. of St Mary Aldcrmanbury, London, 1664-6
and 1690-2. Married (i) Elizabeth, dau. of John Sadler,
of St Stephen Walbrook, London, July 22, 1650; (2) Mar-
garet Mabham, Sept. 21, 1691, at St Martin Outwich.
Died 1692.
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WALKER, AUGUSTINE. Adm. sizar at Clare, May 8, 1680.
Of Claverdon, Warws. S. of John. Matric. 1680; B.A. 1683-4.
R. of Yelvertoft, Northants., 1692-1700. Married Hester,
dau. of Samuel Theed, of Daventry, June i, 1692, at St
Sepulchre's, Northampton. Buried at Yelvertoft, Apr. 30,
1700. WiU (Archd. North.) 1700. (H. I. Longden.)
WALKER, BENJAMIN. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's,
Mar. 3, 1692-3. S. of John, deceased. B. at Grantham,
Lines, 'school, Lincoln (Mr Garmston). Migrated to Mag-
dalene, May 12, 1693. Matric. 1695; B.A. 1696-7; M.A. 1700.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 19, 1697; priest, June 19, 1698.
WALKER, CHARLES. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's,
May 28, 1658. S. of George, gent., of Lincoln. B. there.
School, Lincoln (Mr Umfrevile). Matric. 1658.
WALKER, CHRISTOPHER. B.A. 1547-8. One of these names
R. of Harmondsworth, Middlesex, 1554.
WALKER, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. at King's (age 18) a scholar
from Eton, Aug. 23, 1552. Of Southwell, Notts. Matric.
1552. Left, 1552-3.
WALKER, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's,
Jime 29, 1721. S. of Christopher, husbandman, of York-
shire. B. at Hedon. School, Beverley. Matric. 1721; B.A.
1724-5. Ord. deacon (London) Dec. 24, 1727; priest (York)
Julyi8, 1731. C. of Barmston, Yorks. (Scott-A/ayor, in. 342.)
WALKER, CHRISTOPHER HATTON. Adm. pens, at Queens',
Apr. I, 1749. Of Leicestershire. S. of Richard, of Market
Harborough. School, Bury St Edmunds. Matric. 1749;
B.A. 1753; M.A. 1756. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) May 25, 1755;
priest, June 13, 1756. R. of Harrington, Northants., 1757-
79. R. of Warmington, Warws., 1769. R. of Kibworth
Beauchamp, Leics., 1769-79- Died Sept. 28, i779. aged 48.
M.I. at St Mary-in-Arden. WiU (P.C.C.) 1779- {Nichols, 11.
649.)
WALKER, EDMUND. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Sx John's, May
28 1730. S. of Edmvmd, husbandman, of Yorkshire. B. at
Huddeisfield. School, Huddersfield (Mr Smith). Matric.
1730; B.A. 1734-5. Ord. deacon (Lincoki) Mar. 21, 1735-6;
'C. of Withem, Lines.' {Scott-Mayor, in. 426.)
WALKER, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from Clare, Michs. 1571.
Perhaps Head Master of Acaster Grammar School, Yorks.,
1581-1634.
WALKER, EDWARD. Adm. pens, at Clare, May 16, 1663.
Perhaps s. of John, of Hungerhill, Yorks. Bapt. Sept. 22,
1644, at Bolton-by-BoUand. Matric. 1663. Perhaps brother
of John (1656). (J. Parker.)
WALKER, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, May
2, 1685. S. of John (1656), gent., of Hungerhill, Yorks.,
deceased. Bapt. July 29, 1667, at Bolton-by-Bolland, Yorks.
School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1685. Buried Oct. 21, 1700, at
Bolton-by-Bolland. Father of John (1702-3).
WALKER, EDWARD. M.A. from King's, 1713- S. of George,
of Glaseley, Salop, clerk. Matric. (Christ Church, Oxford)
Feb. I, 1705-6, age 16; B..\. (Oxford) 1710-1. {Al. Oxon.)
WALKER, EDWARD. M.A. from St John's, 1736. S. of
Thomas, of Tidmington, Worcs., gent. Matnc. (BaUiol
CoUege, Oxford) Mar. 27, 1727, age i7; B.A. (Oxford) 1730.
One of these names V. of Barcheston, Warws., 1746-77.
Admon. (P.C.C.) Aug. 1777- (Al. Oxon.; Scott-Mayor, in.
477.)
WALKER, FRANCIS. Matric. sizar from St John's, c. 1593;
B.A. 1597-8.
WALKER, FRANCIS. Adm. sizar at Sx Catharine's, July 3,
1703. Of Cambridge. Matric. 1705.
WALKER, GEORGE. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1549. S. of Henry (1524-5), M.D. B. at Cambridge, 1533.
B.A. 1553-4; M.A. from St Catharine's, 1557; M.D. 1563-4.
Fellow of St Catharine's, c. 1557. F.R.C.P., c. 1567. Died
Nov. 1597. Brother of Henry (1546). {Cooper, 11. 230.)
WALKER, GEORGE. B.A. from St John's, 1608-9. B. at
Hawkshead-in-Fumess Fells, Lanes. School, Hawkshead.
M.A. 1612; B.D. 1619. Incorp. at Oxford, 1621. Ord.
deacon (London) Sept. 22, i6ii,age28; 'C. of Ware, Herts.';
priest, June 7, 1612. Chaplain to Nicholas Felton, Bishop
of Ely. R. of St John the Evangelist, Watling Street,
London, 1614-51. Engaged in controversies with Socinians,
1614, and with Romanists, 1623. Censured by Laud, 1635.
Imprisoned for factious preaching, 1638-41. Member of the
Westminster Assembly, 1643. Author, controversial. Died
1651. Will (P.C.C.) 1651-2. {D.N.B.; Al. Oxon.)
WALKER, GEORGE. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June 8, 1642.
Matric. 1645; B.A. 1645-6. One of these names, s.of Matthew,
of Doncaster, Yorks., adm. at Gray's Inn, Aug. 11, 1641.
WALKER, GEORGE. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Trinity, Apr. n,
1656. Of Hertfordshire. S. and h. of Walter (1624), LL.D.
Walker, James
Matric. 1656. Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1655-6. Barrister,
1662. Knighted, Nov. 22, 1676. Created Bart., Jan. 28,
1679-80. Of Bushey Hall, Herts. Married Susanna, dau. of
John Byne, of Rowdell-in-Washington, Sussex. Wasted his
fortune and alienated his estate. Died in the King's Bench
Prison, in 1690. Buried Oct. 5, 1690, at St George's,
Southwark. Admon. (P.C.C.) Oct. 29, 1690, to a creditor, and
Mar. 12, 1690-1. Brotherof William (1668). (G.E.C., iv. 114.)
WALKER, GEORGE. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Sx John's, May 13,
1671. S. of George, of Wakefield, Yorks. B. there. School,
Wakefield (Mr Hall). Matric. 1671. Ord. deacon (York)
Dec. 1680, 'M.A.'
WALKER, GEORGE. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June 27, 1688.
Of Bedfordshire. Matric. 1688; B.A. 1691-2. Ord. deacon
(Lincohi) May 22, 1692; 'C. of Offord Cluny, Hunts.'; priest,
June 3, 1694.
WALKER, GEORGE. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, June
15, 1693. S. of Thomas, shoemaker. B. at Wakefield, Yorks.
School, Wakefield (Mr Armitage). Matric. 1693; B.A. 1696-7;
M.A. 1706. V. of Stockton, Durham, 1715-42. Perhaps R. of
Craike, 1716. Died May 6, 1742, aged 65. M.I. at Stockton.
WALKER, GEORGE. M.A. from Magdalene, 1728. S. of
George, of Barton, Westmorland. Matric. (Queen's College,
Oxford) Mar. 22, 1720-1, age 18; B.A. (Oxford) 1724-5-
Ord. deacon (Sarum) June 13, 1725 ; priest (London) Sept. 24,
1727. Chaplain to the Bishop of London. V. of Canewdon,
Essex. R. of Little Bursted, 1736. {Al. Oxon.; Lambeth Act
Book; T. C. Dale.)
WALKER, GERVASE. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Caius, Jan. 3,
1584-5. S. of Thomas, of Ruddington, Notts. School,
Nottingham (Mr Smith). B.A. 1588-9. Ord. deacon (London)
Mar. 29, 1591; priest, 1592. C. of All Saints', Steyning,
London. V. of Gt Staughton, Hunts., 1594-1615. One of
these names R. of Cappagh and Badony, Derry, in 1622.
{Venn, i. 123.)
WALKER, GREGORY. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1632. Of Nottinghamshire. S. of John (? Gregory),
of Mansfield. B. 1616. B.A. 1635-6. Migrated to Jesus,
Jan. 11, 1638-9; M.A. 1639. Fellow of Jesus, 1642-4,
ejected. Extra-licentiate, R.C.P., Dec. 22, 1653. Died c.
1655. Perhaps brother of John (1629). {Munk, i. 268;
Genealogist, in. 314, where he is called s. of John, of Mans-
field.)
WALKER, HENEAGE. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Clare, May 9,
1710. S. of John, of Hadley, Middlesex (and Cecil, dau. of
Sir Michael Heneage). B. in London. Chief Usher of the
Exchequer. Died s.p.. May 15, 1731- (Burke, L.G.)
WALKER, HENRY. B.A. 1524-5; M.A. 1528; M.D. 1531-2
(Incorp. from Angers). Regius Professor of Physic, i555-
Probably of Gonville Hall. A zealous Catholic. D.ed
Apr. 1564. Will proved (V.C.C.) June i, 1564. Benefactor
to Caius CoUege. Father of the next and of George (i549)-
(Venn, 1. 27; Cooper, i. 231.)
WALKER, HENRY. Matric. sizar from Gonville Hall, Michs.
1546. S.of Henry (above), M.D. Inherited lands at Langham,
Norfolk, under his father's wUl, 1564. Brother of George
(1549)- {Venn, i. 34.)
WALKER, HENRY. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs. 1576.
One of these names V. of Datchet, Bucks., 1592.
WALKER, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 28, 1636.
Of Suffolk. Matric. 1637; B.A. 1639-40; M.A. 1643. Prob-
ably ord. priest (Bishop of Ardfert) Aug. 25, 1660. C. of
Hounslow, in 1664.
WALKER, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Queens', Oct. 28, 1639.
Of Derbyshire.
WALKER, HENRY. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, Apr. 29,
1670. S. of Henry, yeoman, of Hunmanby, Yorks. B. there.
School, Pocklington (Mr ElUson). Matric. 1670; B.A. 1673-4.
Ord. deacon (York) June, 1674; priest, Dec. 1677. P-C. of
Bridlington, Yorks., 1677-1704- Died 1704- One of these
names C. of Speeton, 1691-1707. (Yorks. Arch. J., xxv. 66.)
WALKER, HENRY. Adm. sizar (age 21) at Sx John's, Apr. 7,
1703. S. of Dudlev, clerk. B. at Grasmere, Westmorland.
School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1703; B.A. 1706-7.
WALKER, JAMES. Matric. pens, from Sx John's, Michs. 1576.
WALKER, JAMES. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Michs. 1582.
WALKER, JAMES. Adm. pens, at Queens', July 9, 1585- Of
Essex. Perhaps ord. priest (Norwich) July 25, 1602; 'B.A.*;
age 36. C. of Tilney St Laurence.
WALKER, JAMES. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Mar. 3, 1596-7;
B..^. 1600-1; M..\. 1604. R. of Woodham Mortimer, Essex,
1611-3. R. of Gt Oakley, 1613-7. Married Martha, dau. of
Humphrey Cole (1589). Died Jan. 30, i6i7-8,aged 35. WiU
(Consist. C. Essex) 1618. (J. Ch. Smith.)
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WALKER, JAMES. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 15) at Christ's,
Nov. 28, 1667. S. of James. B. at Southwark. School,
Shenley (Mr Cudworth). Matric. 1667-8; M.A. 1669 {Lit.
Reg.). .Adm. at the Middle Temple, July 9, 1669. (Peile,
II- I3-)
WALKER, JAMES. Adm. sizar at Jesus, June 8, 1671. Of
Derbyshire. Matric. 1671; B.A. 1674-5; M.A. 1678. V. of
St Michael and St Werburgh, Derby, 1689-1710. Died
1710.
WALKER, JAMES. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Queens', May 4, 1741;
M.B. 1742. Previously at O.xford. Of Lancashire. S. of
James, of Manchester. Matric. (Brasenose College, Oxford)
Feb. 22, 1733-4. age 14. F.R.S., 1774. Of Ardwick Green,
Manchester, and Springhead, Hull. Mamed three wives.
Died Feb. 22, 1789. (Al. Oxon.)
WALKER, JOHN. B.Civ.L. 1483-4.
WALKER, JOHN. B.A. 1513-4; M.A. 1520-1; B.D. 1535-6;
D.D. 1541-2.
WALKER, JOHN. B.A. 1532-3. Probably scholar of Christ's.
Will of one of these names, M.A., of Magdalene, proved
(V.C.C.) 1551.
WALKER, JOHN. Adm. at King's (age 17) a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 23, 1538. Of Boston, Lines. Left, c. 1540-1.
See also the next. (Harwood.)
WALKER, JOHN. Probably M.D. 1541-2. Identified with the
above by Harwood, and termed ' Physician to the Duke of
Somerset.' (Gr. Bk, i. 367.)
WALKER, JOHN. B.A. 1547-8; M.A. from Peterhouse, 1551;
B.D. 1562; D.D. 1568. Fellow, 1550-5. University preacher,
1562. Parish chaplain of St Peter's, Norwich, 1564. R. of
Little Wilbraham, Cambs., 1567-70, deprived. R. of
Alderton, Suffolk, 1568-71. Preb. of Norwich, 1569-75.
Archdeacon of Essex, 1571-85. R. of Langdon, Essex,
1573-88. Preb. of St Paul's, 1574-88. R. of St Botolph's,
Billingsgate, London, 1574-88. Author, theological. Died
1588. {Cooper,u.s7; D.N.B.)
WALKER, JOHN. Adm. at King's (age ig) a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 23, 1552. Of Wichnor, Staffs. Matric. 1552.
Fellow, 1555-6. Left without a degree. 'A proficient in the
black art'; and intimate with John Heron. {Harwood.)
WALKER, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1609.
Ord. deacon and priest (London) Aug. 30, 1610.
WALKER, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Sidney, Sept. 7,
1620. S. of Richard, grocer. B. at Sneaton, Yorks. School,
York Cathedral. Matric. 1621 ; B.A. from St John's, 1625-6;
M.A. 1629. Perhaps V. of Sixhills, Lines., 1630. One of
these names R. of Withem, 1632.
WALKER, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 13) at Caius, Mar. 10,
1623-4. S. of Ralph (1591), minister, of Ramsey, Essex.
School, Ramsey (Mr Swane). Matric. 1624. {Venn, i. 264.)
WALKER, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1629. Of Nottinghamshire. Perhaps s. and h. of Gregory, of
Mansfield. B.A. 1632-3; M.A. from Trinity Hall, 1638. Prob-
ably adm. at the Middle Temple, July i, 1633.
WALKER, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Michs. 1634;
B.A. 1637-8; M.A. 1641. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) May 20,
1638; priest, Sept. 19, 1641. One of these names, V. of
Pirton, Herts., 1642.
WALKER, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Christ's, June 16,
1646. S. of Michael. B. at Hexham. School, Hexham
(Mr Leach). Matric. 1646. One of these names V. of Dalston,
Cumberland, 1664; buried there Aug. 15, 1714. But see
Al. Oxon. for a contemporary namesake.
WALKER, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Jesus, June 19, 1654. Of
Lincolnshire. Matric. 1656; B.A. 1657-8. One of these
names ord. priest (Lichfield) 1662; C. of Hathersage, Derbs.;
V. there, 1663. Perhaps father of Matthew (1682).
WALKER, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Christ's, May 8,
1656. S. of John, of HungerhiU, Yorks. B. at Bolton, Yorks.
Bapt. Apr. 6, 1640, at Bolton-by-BoUand. School, Giggles-
wick. Matric. 1656. Buried Dec. 12, 1682, at Bolton-by-
Bolland. Perhaps brother of Edward (1663), father of
Edward (1685).
WALKER, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Clare, June 9, 1660. Of
Yorkshire. Matric. 1660. Ord. (York) Sept. 1663, 'B.A.'
WALKER, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Clare, May 21, 1669. Of
Leeds, Yorks. Matric. 1669.
WALKER, JOHN. M.A. from Magdalene, 1669. Matric.
(Queen's College, Oxford) July 25, 1655; B.A. (Oxford) 1660.
C. of Didsl)ury Chapel, 1678-85. (R. Stewart-Brown.)
WALKER, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Christ's, May 29, 1682.
S. and h. of William. B. at Kirkham, Lanes. School,
Kirkham. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Jan. 29, 1685-6. 'Of Priest-
hall, near Kirkham.' {Peile, 11. 88.)
Walker, Joshua
WALKER, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Jesus, June 8, 1685. Of
Yorkshire. Perhaps s. and h. of John, of Headingley, Leeds,
Esq. Scholar, 1686; Matric. 1688. Adm. at Gray's Inn,
Mar. 30, 1686. Perhaps Recorder of Leeds. Died Nov. 21,
1729; Bencher of Gray's Inn. (M. H. Peacock.)
WALKER, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, Sept. 7,
1694. S. of Edmund, gent. B. at Ratley, near Kineton,
Warws. School, Winchester.
WALKER, JOHN. M.A. 1702 (Incorp. from Oxford). S. of
Endymion, of Exeter, gent. Bapt. Jan. 21, 1673-4, at
St Kerrian's. Matric. (Exeter College, Oxford) Mar. 19,
1691-2, age 17; B.A. (Oxford) 1698; M.A. 1699; D.D. 1714.
Fellow of Exeter College, Oxford, 1696-1700. R. of St Mary
Major, Exeter, 1698. Canon of Exeter, 1714-47. R. of
Upton Pyne, Devon, 1720-47. Author, Sufferings of the
Clergy. His manuscript collections in the Bodleian Library.
Buried June 20, 1747, at Upton Pyne. {D.N.B.; Al.
Oxon.)
WALKER, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 15) at St John's, Feb. i,
1702-3. S. of Edward (1685), deceased. B. at HoUin How
or Hollin Hall, near Ripon, Yorks. School, Sedbergh.
Matric. 1702-3. Of HungerhiU, Yorks. Buried Sept. 8,
1730, at Bolton-by-BoUand. (J. Parker).
WALKER, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Trinity, Feb. 15,
1706-7. S. of Richard, of Shenstone, Stafis. School, Ut-
toxeter (Mr Parran). Matric. 1707.
WALKER, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity, May 24,
1710. S. of Thomas, of Huddersfield, Yorks. School, Wake-
field (Mr Clark). Matric. 1710; Scholar, 1711; B.A. 1713-4;
M.A. 1717; B.D. (Lambeth) 1725; D.D. 1728 {Com. Reg.).
Fellow, 1716. Craven Scholar, 1712. Went to Paris as
emissary of Bentley, 1719, for the purpose of obtaining
various readings for the proposed Graeco-Latin New Testa-
ment; collated numerous mss. at Paris, Brussels and else-
where. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Mar. 5, 1720-1 ; priest (London)
July 8, 1722. Dean and R. of Bocking, 1725. Chaplain to
George 11. Chaplain to Archbishop of Canterbury, 1725.
R. of Gt Easton, Essex, 1726-30. ChanceUor of St Davids,
1727-41. Archdeacon of Hereford, 1729. R. of St Mary
Aldermary, 1730-41. V. of St Thomas the Apostle, 1730-41.
Died Nov. 9, 1741, at Bocking. WiU, P.C.C. Perhaps father
of John (1747). {D.N.B.)
WALKER, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Jesus, June 20, 1713. S. of
Joseph, of Leeds, Yorks. Matric. 1713; Scholar, 1715; B.A.
1716-7. Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1718; priest, Oct. 1719.
WALKER, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Mar. 1718-9.
Left, 1724. One of these names ord. priest (Lichfield) Sept.
1727; V. of Crich, Derbs., 1731. (Peile, 11. 195.)
WALKER, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Oct. 29, 1720. S. of
Williarn, gent., of Halifax, Yorks. Matric. 1721; Scholar,
1722; LL.B. 1726. Ord. deacon (York) June 9, 1727; priest,
July, 1728. C. of Thornton.
WALKER, JOHN. M.A. from King's, 1730. S. of WUliam, of
Litton, Somerset, gent. Matric. (Balliol CoUege, Oxford)
Feb. 13, 1711-2, age 18; B.A. (Oxford) 1715. V. of Clevedon,
Somerset, 1725-71. V. of Easton-in-Gordano, 1729-71.
Died 1771. Probably his wiU (P.C.C.) 1771 ; of East Harptree.
{Al. Oxon., where he is apparently confused with a contem-
porary namesake.)
WALKER, J[OHN. Adm. pens, at Clare, Oct. 7, 1731. B. at
Kidderminster, Worcs. Matric. 1731; M.B. 1739. One of
these names of the City of Gloucester, M.D., s. of John;
died unmarried; admon. (P.C.C.) Dec. 1774.
WALKER, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's, May 30,
1746. S. of James, attomey-at-law, of Yorkshire, and
nephew of John (? 1685), late bencher of Gray's Inn. B. at
Moortown. School, Leeds. Matric. 1746. Adm. at Gray's
Inn, Jan. 12, 1747-8. Of Headingley, Leeds.
WALKER, JOHN. Adm. FeU.-Com. from Trinity Hall, Oct.
10, 1747. Matric. 1747. Perhaps 's. of John (? 1710), late
dean of Bocking, deceased'; adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Jan. 7,
1745-6.
WALKER, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius, July 4, 1751.
S. of WiUiam, publican, of Cheshunt, Herts. B. at Harleston,
Norfolk. School, Harleston (Mr Smith). Scholar, 1751-9;
B.A. 1756. CoUege testimoni.il for deacon's orders, July 6,
1757. Perhaps V. of Sproxton, Leics., 1763-87; died 1787.
One of these names of Sawbridgcworth, Herts., clerk;
will (P.C.C.) 1787. {Vettn, 11. 66; Nichols, 11. 330.)
WALKER, JONATHAN. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1613; B.A. 1615-6. Ord. deacon (York) Mar. 1617-8.
WALKER, JOSHUA. Adm. sizar at Jesus, July i, 1707. S.
and h. of Joshua, D.D., R. of Gt Billing, Northants., de-
ceased. Bapt. there, Oct. 12, 1690. Matric. 1707; Rustat
Scholar, 1708; B.A. 1710-1. (A.Gray.)
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WALKER, LEONARD. Adm. sizar (age i8) at Christ's, Oct. 19,
1664. S. of Richard. B. at Ingleton, Yorks. School, Kirkby
Lonsdale. Matric. 1664; B.A. 1668. Ord. priest (York) Mar.
1690-1.
WALKER, LUKE. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Apr. 20, 1664.
Of Nottinghamshire. Matric. 1664; B.A. 1667-8; M.A. 1671.
Ord. deacon (York) Sept.; priest, Dec. 1672. R. of Kirby-
in-Cleveland, Yorks., 1673-9. R- of Stokesley. A non-
juror. WiU (P.C.C.) 1692.
WALKER, MATTHEW. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's,
May 30, 1682. S. of John (? 1654), clerk. B. at Hathersage,
Derbs. School, Sheffield. Matric. 1682.
WALKER, MILES. B.A. 1464-5.
WALKER, MILES. Scholar and Fellow of King's Hall, 1488-
95. Perhaps his will proved (P.C.C.) 1495; 'of South Walsham,
Norfolk.'
WALKER, NATHANIEL. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Easter,
1617. Perhaps ord. deacon (Peterb.) Dec. 22, 1621; priest,
June 16, 1622. R. of Stainton-le-Vale, Lines., 1625.
WALKER, NATHANIEL. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Oct. 16,
1651. Of Leicestershire. Matric. 1651. Adm. at Gray's Inn,
Apr. 27, 1653. Of Harborough, Leics., Esq.
WALKER, NATHANIEL. Matric. sizar from Trinity Hall,
Michs. 1655.
WALKER, NICHOLAS. B.A. from Peterhouse, 1583-4. B.
at Harborough, Leics., c. 1561. M.A. from Christ's, 1589;
B.D. 1596; D.D. 1610. Incorp. at 0.\ford, 1593. Ord. deacon
and priest (Suffragan Bishop of Dover) Dec. i, 1584. C. of
Harborough. R. of North Stoke, Lines., 1588. V. of South
Grantham, 1601-7. R- of Colsterworth, 1607-41. Arch-
deacon of Stowe, 1629-41. Preb. of Lincoln, 1632-41.
Donor to the 'New Building.' Buried Apr. 13, 1641, at
Colsterworth. Will, Lincoln. Perhaps brother of Rowland
(1588). {Peile, I. 172; Al. Oxon.)
WALKER, PHILIP. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Michs.
1579; B.A. 1582-3; M.A. 1586. Ord. deacon and priest
(Peterb.) June 2, 1588, 'Watker.' Perhaps R. of Fladbury,
Worcs., 1592-7.
WALKER, RALPH. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs. 1567;
B.A. 1571-2; M.A. 1577. Perhaps ord. deacon and priest
(Peterb.) July 31, 1572.
WALKER, RALPH. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, May 19, 1591.
Matric. 1591; B.A. 1594-5; M.A. 1598. Ord. deacon and
priest (Peterb.) Mar. 23, 1599-1600. V. of Ramsey, near
Harwich, Essex, 1601. Will (Cons. C. London) 1623. Father
of John (1623-4).
WALKER, RALPH. Adm. pens, at Jesus, July 3, 1658. Of
Yorkshire. Matric. 1658.
WALKER, RICHARD. B.A. 1522-3.
WALKER, RICHARD. Of Jesus. B..'^. 1527-8. B. at Lichfield,
Staffs., c. 1501. Educated there. Master of Lichfield
Grammar School, 1540. R. of West Kirby, Cheshire, 1542.
Dean of the Collegiate Church of St John, Chester; re-
appointed, 1558. Preb. of Lichfield, 1542. R. of Gotham
and Leake, Notts., 1547. Archdeacon of Stafford, 1547.
Died 1567; to be buried at Lichfield. Will dated, Sept. 4,
1567; proved (P.C.C.) Nov. 11, 1567. (Cooper, 1. 250;
R. Stewart-Brown.)
WALKER, RICHARD. B.A. from Christ's, 1549-50. B. at
Gargrave, Yorks. Ord. deacon (London) June, 1550. Per-
haps V. of Kirkby MaJham, Yorks., 1550-85 ('B.A.'), and
V. of Long Preston.
WALKER, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Michs. 1551; B.A. 1555-6. One of these names R. of Birch-
anger, Essex, 1560-6; V. of Gt Saling, 1573; will (Cons. C.
London) 1591.
WALKER, RICHARD. B.A. from Clare, 1604-5; M.A. 1608;
B.D. 1616. One of these names R. of Cricksea, Essex, 1613-
20; admon. (Cons. C. London) June 13, 1620.
WALKER, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1628; B.A. 1631-2.
WALKER, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1633; Scholar, 1634; B.A. 1635-6; M.A. 1639. Perhaps R.
of Stanford-on-Soar, Notts., 1640. One of these names R.
of Boughton Aluph, Kent, 1644.
WALKER, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's, Apr.
27, 1637. 2nd s. of Rowland (? 1588), of Husbands Bos-
worth, Leics. B. at Howthorpe, Northants. Bapt. at
Husbands Bosworth, Nov. 24, 1620. Schools, Harborough
(Mr Orpin), Lutterworth (Mr Coxe) and Coventry (Mr
wiiite). Matric. 1637. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Nov. 18, 1639.
(Peile, 1. 448; H. I. Longden.)
WALKER, RICHARD. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, June 26,
1679-
Walker, Thomas
WALKER, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 27) at Trinity, May 18,
1703. S. of Robert, of Tanfield, Yorks. School, Tanfield
(Mr Hutchinson). Matric. 1704; Scholar, 1706; B.A. 1706-7;
M.A. 1710; B.D. 1724; D.D. 1728 (Com. Reg.). FeUow,
1 709. Vice-Master of Trinity, 1 734-64 ; supported the Master,
Richard Bentley, throughout his quarrel with the Fellows.
Knightbridge Professor of Moral Philosophy, 1744-64. Ord.
deacon (York) Sept. 1707; priest (Ely) Sept. 20, 1713-
C. of Upwell, Norfolk, 1708. V. of Chesterton, Cambs., 1728.
R. of Fakenham, Norfolk, 1745-58. R. of Upwell and Out-
well, Norfolk, until 1764. Devoted to horticulture. Founder
of the Cambridge Botanic Garden, 1762. Died unmarried,
Dec. 15, 1764. WiU (P.C.C.) 1765. (Endowments, 468;
D.N.B.)
WALKER, ROBERT. Adm. at King's (age 19) a scholar from
Eton, 1446. M.A. Of Uttoxeter, Staffs.
WALKER, ROBERT. B.A. 1464-5; M.A. 1468; B.D. 1474-5-
One of these names chantry priest at Aldborough, Yorks.,
1474-83; died 1483.
WALKER, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Christ's, May, i553-
One of these names adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Oct. 23, i557-
WALKER, ROBERT. Scholar of Queens', 1554-5- Ord. priest
(Lincoln) Mar. 25, 1566. 'Age 41; resides; ignorant of Latin.'
Perhaps V. of Metheringham, Lines. (Lib. Cler. Lincoln,
1576.)
WALKER, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1564.
WALKER, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1606. Of Nottinghamshire. B.A. 1609-10; Warner
(in ordo).
WALKER, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1629; B.A. 1632.
WALKER, ROWLAND. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Michs.
1588; B.A. (? 1591-2); M.A. 1595. Perhaps of Harborough,
Leics. One of these names licensed (as of Mansfield, Notts.)
May 14, 1625, to marry Margerie Hibberd, of Mansfield,
widow. Perhaps brother of Nicholas (1583-4) and father of
Richard (1637). (J- Ch. Smith.)
WALKER, SAMUEL. B..\. from Trinity, 1606-7. B. at
Yeadon, Yorks. M.A. 1610. Incorp. at Oxford, 1617. Ord.
deacon (London) Dec. 23, 1610, age 24. C. of Godalming.
Will (P.C.C.) 1624; C. of Southchurch, Essex, 'where I have
lived above thirtene years ' ; mentions Yeadon in the parish
of Guiseley, Yorks. as his birthplace. (J. Ch. Smith.)
WALKER, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Magdalene,
June 29, 1693. S. of John, 'artifex.' B. at Grantham, Lines.
School, Louth, Lines. Matric. 1695; B.A. 1696-7; M.A. 1700.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 24, 1699; priest, Dec. 22, 1700.
R. of Biscathorpe, Lines., 1703. V. of Croft, 1704-19. See
Al. Oxon. for a contemporary namesake with whom he is
confused.
WALKER, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity, Aug. 10,
1708. S. of Henry, of Stafford. School, Eton. Matric. 1709;
Scholar. 1710; B.A. 1712-3; M.A. 1716. FeUow, 1715.
One of these names R. of Whitchurch, Oxon., 1723-8-
WALKER, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Trinity, Feb. 4,
1724-5. S. of Samuel, of Stapelton Hall, Yorks. School,
Kirkleatham (Mr Clark). Matric. 1724-5; Scholar, 1726;
M.B. 1731.
WALKER, STEPHEN. B.A. 1528-9.
WALKER, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Michs. i549-
WALKER, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's,
Easter, 1573. One of these names adm. at Gray's Inn,
1576.
WALKER, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs.
1589; B.A. 1593-4; M.A. 1597. Ord. deacon and priest
(Peterb.) Apr. 9, 1595. V. of Holy Trinity, Cambridge, 1598.
Perhaps V. of West Wratting, Cambs., 1603-14. One of
these names R. of Caldecote, Hunts., 1614-7.
WALKER, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, c. 1595.
WALKER, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1606. Probably buried at St Sepulchre's, Cambridge, Sept. 8,
1607.
WALKER, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter, 1607.
B. at Austwick, near Giggleswick. B.A. 1610-1. Ord.
(Chichester) between 1609-19. Kept a school in Yorkshire,
with his father for five or six years. Sailed for Newfound-
land, Apr. 1629, returning thence in August. (PeiU, i. 264.)
WALKER, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter, 1612;
B.A. 1615-6.
WALKER, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1620.
WALKER, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1623; B.A. 1626-7; M.A. 1630.
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WALKER, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, 1623-4. Of
Lynn, Norfolk. School, Lynn. Matric. Easter, 1624; B.A.
1627-8; .M.A. 1631. C. in Norwich. V. of Assington, Suffolk,
1636-62, ejected. Died 1683. Father of Thomas (1665).
(Calamy, 11. 408.)
WALKER, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from St John'.s, Easter,
1626; B.A. 1629-30; M.A. 1633. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
Sept. 25, 1631. Perhaps V. of Sixhills, Lines., 1632.
WALKER, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Christ's, Feb. 5,
1632-3. S. of Thomas. B. at Leyland, Lanes. School,
Leyland (Mr .Sheereboume). Matric. 1633; B.A. 1636-7.
Probably ord. priest (York) Aug. 1662; 'B.A. of Christ's
College'; C. of Slaidbum, 1662. One of these names R. of
Bolton-by-BoUand, Vorks., 1666-78; buried there Aug. 4,
1678. (Peile, 1. 424.)
WALKER, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Trinity, Nov. 12, 1641.
Of Essex. Matric. 1642; B.A. 1645-6; M.A. 1649. Fellow,
1647.
WALKER, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Magdalene,
Mar. 25, 1660. S. of Thomas, of Leeds, Yorks. School,
Bradford. Matric. 1660. Perhaps R. of Smeaton, Yorks.,
1667-72. Died there May 10, 1672. M.L there. (Hunter, 11.
462.)
WALKER, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Sidney, July 5,
1665. S. and h. of Thomas (1623-4), clerk. B. Mar. 8,
1647-8, at Assington, Suffolk. School, Charterhouse.
Matric. 1667; B.A. 1668-9; M.A. 1672; LL.D. 1700. Usher
of Charterhouse, 1674; Master, 1679-1728. Married (i) Alice,
dau. of William Brewse, of Little Wenham, Suffolk; (2) Eliza-
beth, dau. of WiUiam Berry, of Chichester, Esq. Died July
12, 1728. Buried in the Chapel. M.I. Will, P.C.C. Father
of Thomas (1718). (Musgrave, Ob.; Al. Carthus., 26.)
WALKER, THOMAS. B.A. from Trinity Hall, 1670. Ord.
deacon (York) Sept. 1671; priest, June, 1679.
WALKER, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Sidney, May 27,
1674. S. and h. of Thomas, yeoman. B. at Yearsley, Yorks.
School, Coxwold. Matric. 1674; B.A. 1677-8; M.A. 1681;
B.D. 1688. Fellow, 1681. R. of Aston Clinton, Bucks.,
1706-16. Died Nov. 14, 1716. M.L
WALKER, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Sidney, Feb. 8,
1697-8. ist s. of Thomas, of York. B. there. School,
Coxwold. Matric. 1698; B.A. 1701-2. Ord. deacon (York)
May, 1702; priest, 1705. Perhaps P.C. of Bridlington, Yorks.,
1704-15. (But according to Yorks. Arch. J., xxv. 66, this
man was son of Henry (1670).)
WALKER, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Queens', June 30, 1718;
exhibitioner from Charterhouse. Of London. Doubtless
s. of Thomas (1665). Bapt. at Charterhouse, Sept. 9, 1702.
Matric. 1718-9; B.A. 1721-2; M.A. 1725; LL.D. 1734.
Fellow, 1722-40. F.R.S., 1729. Advocate, Doctors' Com-
mons, 1734. Died at Putney, Sept. 17, 1764. Will, P.C.C.
(G. Mag.; Al. Carthus., where he is confused with the next.)
WALKER, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Peterhouse,
June 29, 1719. Of Durham. Probably s. of John, of Durham,
attomey-at-law. School, Durham. Matric. 1719; Scholar,
1719; B.A. 1722-3; M.A. 1727. Ord. deacon (York) Dec. 22,
1723; priest (Durham) Sept. 19, 1725; 'C. of Washington,
Durham.' Buried at St Oswald's, Durham, Oct. 2, 1729.
WALKER, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Queens', Feb. 20, 1744-5-
Of Middlesex.
WALKER, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, Mar.
20, 1745-6. S. and h. of Thomas, freeholder, of Intax, near
Bradford, Yorks. B. near Guiseley. School, Skipton.
Matric. 1746; B.A. 1749-50. Adm. at the Middle Temple,
Nov. 28, 1746. Barrister, 1754. K.C. Serjeant-at-law, 1772.
Accountant-General, Court of Chancery, 1787. Died Jan.
29, 1802. Buried in the Temple Church. M.I. at Guiseley.
WiU, P.C.C. {Scott-Mayor, in. 556.)
WALKER, W. Scholar at King's, 1446; 'M.A.'
WALKER, W. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1584.
WALKER, W. Matric. pens, from Emmanuel, Easter, 1586.
WALKER, WALTER. Adm. at Christ's, 1624, from Oriel
College, Oxford (matric. there, June 16, 1615, age 15). Of
Staffordshire. B. at Barton -under-Needwood. LL.B. 1628;
LL.D. 1640. Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1642. Advocate
of Doctors' Commons, 1657. Advocate to Queen Catherine.
Judge of the Admiralty and Prerogative Court of Canter-
bury. Knighted, Apr. 18, 1661. Of Bushey Hall, Herts.,
and of Strctham, Isle of Ely. Died 1674. Will (P.C.C.) 1674.
Father of George (1656) and William (1668). (Peile, i. 363;
Al. Oxon.)
WALKER, WILLIAM. B.A. 1539-40. V. of Bottisham, Cambs.,
1542-52; presented by King's Hall.
Walker, William
WALKER, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs.
1589. B. at Furness, Lanes. B.A. 1593-4; M.A. i597; B.D.
1612. Incorp. at Oxford, 1600. Ord. deacon (London) Aug.
18, 1597, age 27. V. of Chiswick, Middlesex, 1597-1642.
R. of Corringhara, Essex, 1620-42. Married (i) Mary, dau.
of Robert Kaye, V. of Ware, Herts., ,\pr. 26, 1604; (2) Martha
dau. of Sir John Allott, Lord Mayor of London. Died 1642.
(Al. Oxon.)
WALKER, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, c. 1596;
B.A. from St Catharine's, 1598-9.
WALKER, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Peterhouse, Easter,
1607; B.A. 1610-1; M.A. 1614.
WALKER, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1610; B.A. 1614-5; M.A. 1618. Ord. deacon (York) May 26;
priest (Peterb.) Sept. 22, 1616. One of these names V. of
Caxton, Cambs., 1626. Perhaps V. of Winston, Suffolk,
1635-44. ejected. If so, father of Anthony (1638).
WALKER, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Easter,
1621; B.A. 1624-5. Ord. deacon (York) June, 1625.
WALKER, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1622; B.A. 1627-8; M.A. 1631. Perhaps C. of Standish,
Lanes., 1628-35; V. of Whalley, 1646-50; R. of Brindle,
1650-2.
WALKER, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1624; B.A. 1627-8. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Apr. 29;
priest, Apr. 30, 1630.
WALKER, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Peterhouse,
Apr. 8, 1640. Of London. Matric. 1640; Scholar, 1643-4;
B.A. 1643-4; M.A. 1647. Probably ord. deacon (Lincoln)
Sept. 21; priest, Sept. 22, 1645. R. of Borough Green,
Cambs., c. 1641-61. Buried there Sept. 7, 1662. Will
(C.C. Ely) 1662. (Ely Episc. Records, 249.)
WALKER, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, 1640. B.
1623, at Lincoln. School, Lincoln. B.A. 1643-4; B.D. 1666
(Lit. Reg.). Usher of Louth School, 1646; Head Master,
1651-7. Preb. of Lincohi, 1665-84. Master of Grantham
Grammar School, 1671-84. V. of Colsterworth, till 1681.
Author, grammatical. Died Aug. 1, 1684, aged 61. Father
of WiUiam (1679). (Tumor's Grantham; D.N.B.; Musgrave.)
WALKER, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Christ's, June 29,
1643. S. of Henry. B. at Giggleswick. School, Giggleswick.
Matric. 1645; B.A. 1646-7; M.A. 1650. Master of Giggles-
wick School, 1648-56. Chaplain to the Bishop of Carlisle.
R. of Kirkby Thore, Westmoriand, 1654-77- R- of Uldale,
Cumberland, 1665-77. Buried at Kirkby, May 26, 1677.
(Peile, I. 485; B. Nightingale.)
WALKER, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's,
May 27, 1656. S. of William, gent., of Kirkham, Lanes.
B. there. School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1656. Adm. at Gray's
Inn, Nov. 20, 1657. Perhaps father of John (1682).
WALKER, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Jesus, June 19, 1658.
Of Lancashire. Probably s. of Roger. Bapt. Mar. 28, 1641,
at Prestwich. Matric. 1658; B.A. 1661-2.
WALKER, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Trinity, Nov. 12, 1659.
WALKER, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's,
Oct. 31, 1667. S. of William, merchant, of St Michael's,
Middlesex. B. there. School, Dronfield, Derbs. Matric.
1668; LL.B. 1674. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Apr. 24, 1668.
WALKER, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Oct. 3, 1668.
3rd s. of Sir Walter (1624), of London, Bushey Hall, Herts.,
and Stretham, Isle of Ely. Matric. 1668; B.A. 1672-3-
Adm. at the Inner Temple, Mar. 1, 1668-9. Married and living
1692. Brother of George (1656). (A. Gray.)
WALKER, WILLIAM. .'Vdm. sizar at Emmanuel, Apr. 23, 1670.
Of Staffordshire. Matric. 1670.
WALKER, WILLIAM. .\dm. pens, (age 17) at Sidney. May 26,
1671. S. of William, yeoman. B. at Helperby, Yorks.
School, Coxwold. Matric. 1671; B.A. 1674-5- Ord. deacon
(York) Sept. 1677; priest, Sept. 1678. C. of Bridlington,
Yorks. One of these names minister of Stannington Chapel,
Sheffield, 1679-83.
WALKER, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Trinity, June 13,
1679. S. of William (1640), clerk. B. at Welton, Lines.
School, Grantham (his father). Matric. 1680; Scholar, 1681;
B.A. 1682-3; M.A. 1686. Incorp. at Oxford, 1688. One of
these names R. of Tingrith, Beds., 1692. (Al. Oxon.)
WALKER, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age i8) at Christ's, Jan. 4,
1687-8. S. of William. B. at Burton-on-Trent, Staffs.
School, Burton-on-Trent. Matric. 1689; Scholar, 1689; B.A.
1691-2. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) May 22; priest (Lichfield)
Sept. 1692. C. of Wymeswold, Leics., i68g. One of these
names R. of Limpsfield, Surrey, 1700; R. of Tatsfield, 1721.
(Peile, II. 107.)
WALKER, WILLIAM. M.D. i688 (LU. Reg.).
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WALKER, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age i7) at Magdalene,
May lo, 1708. S. of John, hostler. B. at Langworth, Lines.
School, Lincoln. Matric. 1708.
WALKER, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, May 24,
1717. Of Derbyshire. Matric. 1717; B.A. 1720-1; LL.D.
1728 (Com. Reg.). Perhaps ord. priest (Lincoln) May 20,
1722. Vicar-General to Bishop of Sodor and Man.
WALKER, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Trinity, July 4,
1718. S. of William. School, Uttoxeter, Staffs. (Mr Phillips).
Matric. 1719; B.A. 1722-3. Ord. priest (Lincoln) June 5,
1726.
WALKER or WALCOR, . D.D. 1490-1-
WALKER, . Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1544.
WALKER, . Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1544.
Perhaps Christopher or John.
WALKER, . Pens, of Peterhouse, 1552. Possibly John;
will proved in 1559. {Cambridge Wills, 69.)
WALKER, . Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1609.
WALKEWYDE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs.
1554-
WALKIN, JOHN. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, June 11, 1681.
Of Rampton, Notts.
WALKINGTON, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Magdalene,
Easter, 1569. B. at Barrow, Lines., c. 1548. Resided two
years: since at Thornton. Ord. priest (Lincoln) July 29,
1573. V. of Thornton Curtis, Lines., 1576. Perhaps V. of
Barrow; if so, will (Lincoln) 1620. Perhaps father of the next.
WALKINGTON, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St John's,
c. 1593. Of Lincolnshire. Perhaps s. of Thomas (above).
B.A. 1596-7; M.A. 1600; B.D. 1608; D.D. 1613. FeUow,
1602. Incorp. at Oxford, 1612. V. of North Kelsey, Lines.,
1602. V. of Raunds, Northants., 1608-9. R. of Wadding-
ham St Mary, Lines., 1610-5. V. of Fulham, Middlesex,
1615. Author, The OptickGlasse of Humors, etc. Died, 1621.
Admon. (P.C.C.) Oct. 29, 1621. {D.N.B.; Hennessy;Al.Oxon.)
WALKLY, CHARLES. Adm. pens, (age 15) at St John's,
May 19, 1684. S. and h. of John, merchant. B. in London.
School, St Paul's. Matric. 1685. Adm.at Gray's Inn, July 15,
1685.
WALKWOOD, ANTHONY. Matric. pens, from St John's,
Easter, 1563; M.A. 1568 (eight years' study: clerk). R. of
Hutton-in-the-Forest, Cumberland, 1569-1612. V. of
Torpienhow, 1576-1612. Preb. of Carlisle, 1577-1612. Died
1612.
WALKWOOD, NATHANIEL. Matric. pens, from Trinity,
Easter, 1584; B.A. 1588-9.
WALKWOOD, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Michs.
1547.
WALKWOOD, TOBIAS. Scholar of Trinity, Easter, 1570;
B.A. 1570-1; M.A. 1574. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Apr. 20,
1577. R. of Beckington, Somerset, 1588-1625. Will (P.C.C.)
1626. (J. Ch. Smith.)
WALKWOOD, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1608; B.A. 1611. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 3, 1609; priest,
Sept. 23, 1610. C. of St Peter-at-Gowts, Lincoln, 1609.
Usher at Lincoln Grammar School. Perhaps admon.
(Lincoln) 1623; of Ashby-by-Partney, clerk.
WALL, see also WALE.
WALL, ADAM. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Christ's, Sept. 8, 1746.
S. of Gilman, apothecary. B. at Cambridge. School,
Giggleswick. Scholar, 1746-7; Matric. 1747; B.A. 1751;
M.A. 1754. Fellow, 1756-98. Taxor, 1759. Senior Proctor,
1778-9. Greek lecturer, Hebrew lecturer and Mildmay
preacher, 1766. Hebrew lecturer, 1788-90. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) June 2, 1751; priest, June 17, i753. C. of Temps-
ford, Beds., 1751. Lecturer at Holy Trinity, Cambridge,
1757. Bunting, Walkhampton and Knapwell preacher, 1761.
V. of Meldreth, Cambs., 1767-74. Made copious extracts
from the College muniments relating to Malton and Meldreth.
Edited the University Statutes, and Ceremonies of the Univer-
sity. Died in College, June 18, 1798. M.I. in Gt St Andrew's.
Will, P.C.C. (Peile, 11. 249; W. M. Palmer.)
WALL, DANIEL. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Jan. 15, 1644-5.
Of Suffolk. S. of Daniel, of Stratford, Suffolk. Matric. 1645 ;
B.A. 1648-9; M.A. 1652. R. of Hintlesham, Suffolk; ejected,
1662. R. of Stratford St Mary, Suffolk, 1660. Perhaps V. of
Bromfield, Essex, 1663-85; will (Comm. Essex) 1686. {Vis.
ofSuff., 1664.)
WALL, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Lent, 1563-4;
Scholar, 1565; B.A. 1567-8; M.A. 15^1. Fellow, 1570. R.
of Earl Soham, Suffolk, 1581.
WALL, GILMAN. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Pembroke, July 4,
1707. S. of Geoffrey, V. of Chedworth, Gloucs. Matric.
1708; B.A. 1711-2; M.A. 1715. Fellow, 1717. Incorp. at
Waller, Edmund
Oxford, 1720. Ord. deacon (Ely) Sept. 25, 1715; priest,
Sept. 22, 1717-
WALL, JAMES. B.A. 1489-90.
WALL, JAMES. Adm. pens, at Queens', July 5, 1704. S. of
Humphrey, of Marlborough, Wilts. Matric. 1705. (Matric.
(Hart Hall, Oxford) Jan. 14, 1702-3, age 17.) B.A. 1706-7;
M.A. 1710. Ord. deacon (London) Feb. 1707-8; priest,
Mar. 5, 1709-10. R. of Woodborough, Wilts., 1710-28.
V. of Stanton St Bernard, 1722. Admon. (Cons. C. Sarum)
1729; of Woodborough, clerk. {Al. Oxon.)
WALL, JOHN. B.A. (? 1594-5). (Perhaps matric. from Trinity,
as Wale, c. 1589.) Of Cheshire. M.A. from Queens', 1598;
B.D. from Clare, 1608. Incorp. at Oxford, 1600.
WALL, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Mar. 29, 1615.
Matric. 1615; Scholar; B.A. 1618-9; M.A. 1622; B.D. 1629.
R. of Eastleach Martin, Gloucs., 1622-42. See Al. Oxon.
for contemporary namesakes.
WALL, MOSES. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Sept. 11, 1627.
Of Essex. Matric. 1629; B.A. 1631-2; M.A. 1635. See Al.
Oxon. for a contemporary.
WALL, NICHOLAS. B.A. 1491-2-
WALL, RICHARD. B.A. 1478-9; M.A. 1479-80. Proctor,
1487-8. Probably Fellow of St Catharine's, c. 1485 (of
Yorkshire). One of these names of Famham, Surrey, clerk;
will (P.C.C.) 1494-
WALL or VALL, RICHARD. B.Can.L. 1488-9. One of these
names, 'bachelor in the holy decreys,' parish priest at St
Mary-le-Bow, London, 1505-10. Will, P.C.C.
WALL, THOMAS. M.A. from Pembroke, 1639. Of Gloucester-
shire, gent Matric. (Oriel College, Oxford) Apr. 24, 1618,
age 18; B.A. (Oxford) 1620-1. Perhaps minister of Murston
Chapel, Kent, 1638. R. of Holy Trinity, Guildford, Surrey,
1642-5, sequestered. One of these names, 'a divine,' buried
at St James.
WHALLE, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Michs.
1586. Probably scholar of Peterhouse, in 1589. B..^. 1589-
90; M.A. from Peterhouse, 1593.
WALL, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, July 4, 1599.
WALL, WILLIAM. Matric. Fell.-Com. from King's, Easter,
1659. One of these names s. and h. of Andrew, of Ludshott,
Hants., Esq.; adm. at Gray's Inn, Mar. 5, 1656-7, and at
Lincoln's Inn, Mar. 14, 1662-3.
WALL, WILLIAM. M.A. 1676 (Incorp. from Queen's College,
Oxford). Matric. there, Apr. i, 1664, age 17. S. of William,
of Sevenoaks, Kent. B. Jan. 6, 1646-7, at Maranto Court
Farm, Chevington. B.A. (Oxford) 1667; M.A. 1670; D.D.
1720. V. of Shoreham, Kent, 1674-1727. R- of Milton,
1708-27. A staunch supporter of infant baptism. Author,
theological and controversial. Died Jan. 13, 1727-8. Buried
at Shoreham. M.l. Will (P.C.C.) 1728. {Al. Oxon.; D.N. B.)
WALLE or WAKELEY, . M.A. 1482. Perhaps John WaU,
proctor, 1491-2.
WALL, . Adm. at Pembroke, 1618.
WALLACE, see WALLIS.
WALLAN, . B.A. 1478-9-
WALLBANK, see WALBANK.
WALLER, APOLLO. B.A. from Jesus, 1593-4- S. and h. of
George, of Donwick, Suffolk. Treasurer of Ferns, 1610-38.
Canon of Kildare, 1610-6. Preb. of St Patrick's Cathedral,
1615-38. R. of Hollywood, Co. Wicklow, 1630. Died
Dec. 27, 1638, at Came, Co. Wexford. {Cotton, 11. and v.;
H. B. Swanzy.)
WALLER, EDMUND. Matric. Fell.-Com. from King's, Easter,
1621. S. and h. of Robert (1578), of Chalfont, Bucks., Esq.
B. Mar. 3, 1605-6. Schools, High Wycombe and Eton.
Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, July 3, 1622. M.P. for Ilchester,
1624; for Chipping Wycombe, 1626; for Amersham, 1628,
1640; for St Ives, 1640; for Hastings, 1661. F.R.S., 1663.
Of Hall Bam, Beaconsfield. Paid poetic court to ' Sacharissa '
(Dorothy Spencer), 1635; his verses circulated in manuscript.
Defended Episcopacy, 1641. Conducted the impeachment
of Sir Francis Crawley, 1641. Opposed the raising of troops
by Parliament, 1642. Leader in a plot (Waller's plot) to
seize London for Charles I. Expelled from Parliament, 1643;
imprisoned in the Tower of London, 1643-4. Fined and
banished; withdrew to Paris. Pardoned through Cromwell's
influence and returned to England, 1651. Commissioner of
Trade, 1655. Constantly advocated toleration, particularly
for the Quakers. The well-known poet. Married (1) Ann, dau.
of Edmund (? John) Banks, of London, July 5, 1631;
(2) Mary Bracey (Bressy), of Thame, Oxon. Died Oct. 21,
1687. Buried at Beaconsfield. M.I. Brother of Griffon (1623).
(Burke, L.G.; Lipscomb, m. 187; King's Coll. Hist., 139;
D.N.B.)
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WALLER, EDMUND. Adm. pens, (age i8) at St John's, June
12, i668. S. of Richard, yeoman, of Pirbanke, in Kirkby
Lonsdale, Westmorland. B. there. School, Sedbergh. See
Al. Oxon. for a contemporary namesake.
WALLER, EDMUND. Adm. pens, (age i6) at St John's, Mar.
30, 1698. S. of John (1664), M.D. B. at Newport Pagnell,
Bucks. School, Newport Pagnell (Dr Banks). Matric. 1698;
B.A. 1701-2; M.A. 1705; M.D. 1712. Fellow, 1705-45.
Died 1745. Buried in the College Chapel. Will (P.C.C.) 1746.
Perhaps brother of William (1697). (Scott-Mayor, in. 403.)
WALLER, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1579.
B. at York. Scholar, 1584; B.A. 1584-5; M.A. 1588. Ord.
deacon (London) Feb. 11, 1588-9, age 28. R. of Acworth,
Yorks.
WALLER, GRIFFON. Matric. Fell. -Com. from King's, Easter,
1623. 2nd s. of Robert (1578), of Beaconsfield, Bucks., Esq.
Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, May 11, 1625. Adm. at Leyden,
July 17, 1629, Waler. Brother of Edmund (1621).
WALLER, H. Adm. scholar at Trinity Hall, Jan. 4, 1716-7.
WALLER, HENRY. Matric. FeU.-Com. from King's, Michs.
1618, 'Walter.' Perhaps 2nd s. of Thomas, of Gregories-in-
Beaconsfield, Bucks., prothonotary. Married and had issue.
(Vis. of Bucks., 1624.)
WALLER, JAMES. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1617;
B.A. 1620-1.
WALLER, JAMES. Adm. pens, at Corpus Christi, 1652.
Of Suffolk. Matric. 1654; B.A. 1655-6; M.A. 1659. Ejected
from Hunston, Suffolk, 1662. Died at Rattlesden, Suffolk,
Mar. 1697. (Calamy, 11. 427.)
WALLER, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1563.
WALLER, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Michs. 1608;
B.A. 1612.
WALLER, JOHN. Matric. Fell.-Com. from King's, Michs. 161 1.
WALLER, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs. 1621.
WALLER, JOHN. Adm. (age 15) at King's, a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 23, 1631. Of Beaconsfield, Bucks. Matric. 1631;
B.A. 1635-6; M.A. 1639. Fellow, 1634-51. Died Nov. 15,
1 65 1. Buried in the Chapel. (Harwood.)
WALLER, JOHN. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, June 10,
1664. S. of John, clothier, of Braintree, Essex. M.B. 1667.
Buried at Newport PagncU, Bucks., Aug. 6, 1723. Will
(P.C.C.) 1723. Father of Edmund (1698) and possibly of
William (1697). (J. R. Glencross.)
WALLER, JOHN. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1689. Of Suffolk.
Matric. Easter, 1691; B.A. 1693-4; M.A. 1697; B.D. 1705.
Fellow, 1695-1717. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Feb. 28, 1696-7;
priest, Sept. 25, 1698. R. of St Benedict, Cambridge, 1702-7.
Professor of Chemistry, 1713-7. R. of Little Wilbraham,
Cambs., 1716-8. V. of Grantchester, 1716-8. Died July 7,
1718. (Masters.)
WALLER, JOHN. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1708. Of Norfolk.
Matric. 1708; B.A. 1712-3.
WALLER, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, May 9,
1727. S. of William (1697), R. of Walton, Bucks., and
nephew of Edmund (1698). B. at Newport Pagnell. School,
Abington. Matric. 1727; B.A. 1730-1; M.A. 1742. Ord.
deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 19, 1731; priest, Sept. 22, 1734- R-
of Little Wolston, Bucks., 1735-42. V. of Ravenstone,
1742-6. Died Dec. 15, 1746. Buried at Ravenstone. Will
(P.C.C.) 1747. (Scott-Mayor, in. 403; Lipscomb, iv. 319.)
WALLER, JOSHUA. Adm. pens, at Queens', July 4, 1621.
Of Hertfordshire. B.A. from Trinity, 1624-5; M.A. 1629.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 24, 1626. Probably brother of
the next. C. of Bygrave, Herts., 1632-6. (R. A. Ledgard.)
WALLER, NATHANIEL. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Michs.
1618. Of Cambridgeshire. S. of , of Ashwell, Herts.
Migrated to Queens', Oct. 1621. B.A. 1622-3; M.A. 1626.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Mar. 5, 1625-6; priest, Mar. 9, 1627-8.
R. of Little Buckenham, Norfolk, 1638. Probably brother
of Joshua (above).
WALLER, NICHOLAS. B.A. 1524-5. Fellow of Corpus
Christi, 1528. Ord. sub-deacon (Lincoln) Mar. 7, 1527-8.
Died 1528. (One of these names adm. as Mr of Grammar,
1527-8.)
WALLER, NICHOLAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Sidney, May 11,
1629. S. and h. of Nicholas, of Sykehouse, Yorks., Esq.
B. at Beverley, Yorks. School, Beverley (Mr Pomray).
Matric. 1629. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Nov. 1, 1631 (sic).
Buried at All Saints', Cambridge, Feb. 24, 1630-1. Brother
of Thomas (1635). (Vis. of Yorks., 1666.)
WALLER, RALPH. Adm. at King's (age 18) a scholar from
Eton, Dec. 14, 1541. Of Beaconsfield, Bucks. Perhaps s.
of Robert. Matric. 1544. Fellow, 1544-6. No degree.
(Lipscomb Pedigree, iii. 182.)
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WALLER, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Michael House,
Michs. 1544. One of these names adm. at Gray's Inn, 1546.
WALLER, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's, Oct. 8,
1662. S. of James. B. at Horsham, Sussex. School, Horsham.
Matric. 1663; B.A. 1666-7.
WALLER, ROBERT. Pens, at Gonville Hall, 1502-6; B.A.
1504-5. Perhaps M.A. 1511-2. Will of Robert Waller, clerk,
of Chichester (P.C.C.) 1541.
WALLER, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Queens', Michs. 1564.
WALLER, ROBERT. Adm. at King's (age 18) a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 25, 1578. S. of Edmund, of Beaconsfield, Bucks.
Bapt. Dec. 2, 1560. Matric. 1578. Left in 1581. Adm. at
the Inner Temple, 1581. Of Coleshill, Herts. Married Anne,
dau. of Griffin Hampden, of Hampden, Bucks., and sister
of John Hampden. Buried Sept. 2, 1616, at Beaconsfield.
Will, P.C.C. Father of Edmund (1621), the Poet, and Griffon
(1623). (Lipscomb Pedigree, ni. 183; Ctutterbuck, I. 351.)
WALLER, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Queens', May 3, 1623.
Of Buckinghamshire. Perhaps s. of Thomas, of Beacons-
field, prothonotary. But see Al. Oxon. for a contemporary
namesake. (Lipscomb, iii. 182.)
WALLER, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Caius, Oct. 4,
1637. S. of Andrew, gent., of St Albans, Herts. B. at
Shenley. School, Charterhouse. Matric. 1637; Scholar,
1639-44; B.A. 1641-2. Adm. at Leyden, Aug. 18, 1650.
M.D. there. Incorp. at Cambridge, 1652; at Trinity College,
Dublin, 1664. Candidate of R.C.P., 1653. F.R.C.P., 1662.
(Venn, 1. 329.)
WALLER, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, Apr.
18, 1635. 2nd s. of Nicolas, gent. (Mayor, 1624), of Beverley,
Yorks. B. there. School, Beverley (Mr Pomory). Matric.
1635, 'Walter.' Adm. at Gray's Inn, May 4, 1638. Comet
in the Royal Army, under Prince Rupert. Of Bentley,
Yorks. Compounded and fined £122, in 1647. Married
Hannah, dau. of Gervase Hamerton, of Lincolnshire. Buried
Jan. 2, 1678-9, at Rowley. Brother of Nicholas (1629).
(Vis. of Yorks., 1666; Genealogist, N.S., xxx. 160.)
WALLER, WALTER. Adm. at King's (age 16) a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 23, 1605. Of Beaconsfield, Bucks. Matric. 1606;
B.A. 1609-10; M.A. 1613; B.D. 1623. Fellow, 1608-22.
R. of Broad Chalke, Wilts., 1622. Married Elizabeth, dau.
of John Saint-Lowe, Apr. 30, 1627, at Broad Chalke. Buried
May 14, 1629. Will, P.C.C. (J. Ch. Smith; Harwood.)
WALLER, WALTER. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Sidney, July 3,
1614. Probably 2nd s. of Sir Thomas, Knt., of Dover, Kent,
deceased. Matric. 1614. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Mar. 5, 1614-5.
Knighted, Dec. 18, 1622. 'Dyed in Ireland coming from
Cales voyage.' Perhaps brother of William (1612-3). (Vis. of
Kent, 1619; J. Ch. Smith.)
WALLER, WALTER. Adm. pens, at Queens', Jan. 21, 1647-8.
Of Ireland. Doubtless s. of Sir Hardres, Knt., of Dublin (by
his 1st wife Elizabeth, dau. of Sir John Dowdall, of Ireland,
Knt.). B.A. 1651. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Mar. 10, 1648-9.
Brother of William (1647-8). (Hasted, i. 421.)
WALLER, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Queens', Michs. 1548.
WALLER, WILLIAM. B.A. 1612-3 (on King's visit). One of
these names s. and h. of Sir Thomas, Knt., of Dover Castle,
Kent. Knighted, June 20, 1622; of Brenchley, Kent.
Serjeant-Major-General in 1643. Married and had issue.
Died 1668. Perhaps brother of Walter (1614). (Hasted, i.
43I-)
WALLER, WILLIAM. Adra. pens, at Sidney, May 18, 1615.
Matric. 1615; B.A. 1618-9; M.A. 1622. Probably of Wake-
field, Yorks., and Governor of Wakefield School, 1635-62.
Married Margaret, dau. of John Savile, of Stanley, near
Wakefield. Died Feb. 1662-3. (M. H. Peacock.)
WALLER, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1627; B.A. 1630-1.
WALLER, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Queens', Jan. 21, 1647-8.
(Fell.-Com. Jan. 12, 1650.) Of Ireland. Doubtless s. and h.
ofSirHardres.of Dublin, Knt. B.A. 1650-1. Adm. at Gray's
Inn, Mar. 10, 1648-9. Brother of Walter (1647-8).
WALLER, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Clare, Apr. 23, 1660;
B.A. 1670-1.
WALLER, WILLIAM. M.A. from Corpus Christi, 1697. S. of
W. (? John), of Newport Pagnell, Bucks. (According to
Foster, but John (1727) was a nephew of Edmund (1698)
who was the son of John (1664), M.D. of Newport Pagnell.)
Matric. (Wadham College, Oxford) .\pr. 5, 1688, age 16;
B.A. (O.xford) i6gi. Ord. priest (Nonvich) Sept. 1697. R.
of Gressenhall, Norfolk, 1700-4. R. of Brisley, 1704. R. of
Walton, Bucks., 1711-51. Buried there Feb. 25, 1750-1-
M.I. Will, P.C.C. Perhaps brother of Edmund (1698),
father of John (1727). (Al. Oxon.; Scott-Mayor, iii. 403.)
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WALLER, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Trinity, June 13,
1748. S. of Charles, of London, of Lincoln's Inn. School,
Westminster. Matric. 1748; Scholar, 1749; B-A. i752-
Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, July 8, 1748. Barrister-at-law, 1754-
Commissioner of the Stamp Office. Died Dec. 13, 1786.
{Al. Westmon., 348; G. Mag.)
WALLER, . B.A. 1469-70; M.A. 1475-6.
WALLET, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Clare, July 8, 1701. B. at
Stamford, Lines. Matric. 1702; B.A. 1705-6. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) Mar. 18, 1708-9; priest, June 19, 1709. V. of
Donington, Lines., 1709.
WALLET, PEREGRINE. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Magdalene,
June 26, 1679. S. of John (? Thomas, next), clerk, deceased.
B. at Lutton. School, Grantham, Lines. Matric. 1680; B.A.
1682-3; M.A. 1686. R. of Hemingby, Lines., in 1699. R. of
Asterby, 1699. Chaplain to Arabella, Dowager Countess
Rivers. (T. C. Dale.)
WALLETT, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 15) at St John's,
July I, 1636. S. of John, shopkeeper, of Grentenson, Leics.
B. there. School, Melton Mowbray (Mr Umphray). Matric.
1636; B.A. 1639-40; M.A. 1643. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
Dec. 18, 1642; priest (Lincoln) June i, 1645. R. of Rocking-
ham, Northants., 1661. R. of Lutton, and of Washingley,
Hunts., i66i-6.
WALLET, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Magdalene,
July 5, 1647. S. of Thomas, of Weston, Lines., gent. School,
Moulton. Matric. 1647, 'WaUes.'
WALLEY, see also WHALLEY.
WALLEY, HUMPHREY. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's,
June 14, 1702. S. of Humphrey, shopkeeper. B. at Chester.
School, Chester (Mr Harper). Matric. 1702; B.A. 1705-6.
Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1707.
WALLEY, PETER. M.D. 1728 {Com. Reg.). Perhaps s. of
Thomas, of Middlewich, Cheshire. Matric. (Brasenose College,
Oxford) Nov. 12, 1716, age 15. Died in Hatton Garden,
London, July 20, 1743. Will, P.C.C. {Al. Oxon.; O. Mag.;
L. Mag.)
WALLEY, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Clare, July 3, i744-
B. at Hertford. Matric. 1745; M.B. 1751. Probably his will
(P.C.C.) 1793; of Little Amwell, Herts., M.D.
WALLINGER, HENRY. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1607. B. at Colton, Norfolk. (? B.A. 1609-10,) Ord. deacon
(London) Sept. 19; priest, Dec. 19, 1619, age 24. C. of
Widdial, Herts.
WALLINGTON, HUGH. M.A. from Caius, 1727. S. of William,
of Watton, Gloucs. Matric. (Corpus Christi College, Oxford)
Mar. 27, 1707, age 15; B.A. (Oxford) 1710-1. R. of Litch-
field, Hants., 1719-27. Treasurer of Waterford, Ireland,
1727-42. Preb. of Lismore, 1727-42. Died 1742. Buried
in Waterford Cathedral. {Venn, 11. 28; H. B. Swanzy;
Al. Oxon.)
WALLIS, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. sizar from Magdalene,
Michs. 1621; B.A. 1624-5; M.A. 1628. Ord. deacon (York)
Mar. 1625-6; priest, Feb. 1626-7. Master of St Peter's
School, York, 1637-60. R. of Harthill, Yorks., 1639-49.
Father of Timothy (1649-50) and John (1671).
WALLIS, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. sizar (age i8) at Magdalene,
Mar. 27, 1706. S. of John (1671), clerk. B. at Friesthorpe,
Lines. School, Beverley, Yorks. Matric. 1706; B.A. 1709-10.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 23, 1710.
WALLIS, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Michs.
1626. S. of Christine, widow, of Gipping, Suffolk. B.A.
1630-1; M.A. 1634. Ord. priest (Peterb.) Sept. 24, 1637.
Probably R. of Little Gidding, Hunts., 1647-8-59. R. of
Sawtry All Saints', 1658-87. Buried May 16, 1687. One of
these names V. of Tudeley with Capel, Kent, 1638-60.
{Shazv, II. 350.)
WALLIS, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Magdalene,
June II, 1662; afterwards Fell. -Com. S. of Thomas, gent.,
of Nun Ormsby, Lines. School, Ludbrooke. Matric. 1663.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, Aug. 25, 1662. Of Humberstone.
Buried at Nun Ormsby. Will dated. May 29, 1695; proved,
June 26, 1704. {Lines. Pedigrees, 1034.)
WALLIS, GARRET. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1575;
scholar from Eton; B.A. 1577-8. Recommended by the
Queen for a fellowship; none suitable vacant. {Searle, 332.)
WALLS, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1553;
Scholar, 1555.
WALLIS, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from Trinity, c. 1595.
WALLIS, HENRY. B. (or D.) Can. L. 1475-6. Perhaps Henry
Walls, LL.B., R. of Shepreth, Cambs., 1500.
WALLIS, HENRY. Matric. sizar from St John's, June, 1572;
B.A. from Christ's, 1575-6. Ord. deacon (Lincoln); priest,
Apr. 29, 1580. R. of Gunby, Leics., 1579. R. of Creeton,
Lines., 1581.
Wallis, Newcomen
WALLES, HENRY. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1575.
WHALLES, HENRY. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1581;
B.A. 1584-5, Wals.
WALLIS, ISAAC. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Peterhouse, May 4,
1672. Of Hertford. School, King's College Choir School.
Matric. 1672; Scholar, 1672; B.A. 1675-6. C. of Allerton,
Northumberland, 1683. V. of Holystone, 1683-97. V. of
Mitford, imtil 1698. Married, at Mitford, July 28, 1692,
Elizabeth Young. Buried at Mitford, Nov. 2i, 1698. (H. M.
Wood.)
WALLYS, JAMES. B. at Colchester. Ord. deacon (London)
Jan. 6, 1573-4, 'aged 23; late Scholar of Magdalene; of
Foxearth, Essex'; priest (Ely) Dec. 21, 1576. R. of Stow-
langtoft, Suffolk, 1586.
WALLIS, J. B.A. 1470-1; M.A. 1473-
WALLACE, JOB. Adm. pens, (age i8) at Pembroke, May 30,
1738. S. of Thomas, M.A., of Boxted, Essex, medicus. B. at
Boreham, Essex. Matric. 1738; B.A. 1741-2; M.A. 1761.
Ord. priest (London) Sept. 23, 1744. Chaplain to the Earl
of Roseberry. V. of Messing, Essex, 1760. R. of Leyston,
1761. Buried at Messing, Apr. 7, 1783. (J. Ch. Smith; T. C.
Dale.)
WALLIS, JOHN. (? J. above.) B.D. 1486-7.
WALLS, JOHN. B.A. 1486-7.
WALLIS, JOHN. B.A. 1534-5; M.A. 1538. Ord. deacon (Dur-
ham) Sept. 15; priest, Dec. i, 1535; title from St John's
College. Probably Fellow of St Catharine's. Of Northumber-
land. Will proved (V.C.C.) 1540.
WALLYS, JOHN. Adm. sizar at King's, Michs. 1548.
WALLIS or WHALLES, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity,
Easter, 1586. Perhaps s. of Robert, of Finedon, Northants.
If so, b. 1567. B.A. 1590-1; M.A. 1596. Perhaps V. of
Ashford, Kent, 1602-22. Died Nov. 30, 1622. (But see also
the next to whom this may refer.) Perhaps father of John
(1632-3).
WALLES, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1588;
B.A. 1592-3, Wallis; M.A. 1596.
WALLYS, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, 1632-3. S. of
John (? 1586), V. of Ashford, Kent. (According to D.N.B.
he graduated B.A. and M.A. from Trinity, and is therefore
probably identical with one or other of the two preceding
men.) B. Nov. 25, i6i6, at Ashford. School, Felsted.
Matric. 1633; B.A. 1636-7; M.A. 1640. Incorp. at Oxford,
1649. D.D. (Oxford) 1654; Incorp. from Oxford, 1656.
Fellow of Queens', 1644-5. Savilian Professor of Geometry
at Oxford, 1649-1703. Chaplain to Sir Richard Darley and
afterwards to Mary, baroness Vere. An adept at the crypto-
logic art ; employed by the Parliament to decipher intercepted
dispatches, 1642-5. Secretary of the Westminster Assembly,
1644. Keeper of the Archives at Oxford, 1654-1703. R. of
St Gabriel, Fenchurch Street, London, 1645-7. Minister of
St Martin's, Ironmonger Lane, 1647. Associated with Robert
Boyle and other reformers of scientific method, whose v/eekly
meetings led to the incorporation of the Royal Society in
1663. F.R.S., 1663. Succeeded to an estate in Kent.
Opposed the adoption of the Gregorian calendar, 1692.
Author, mathematical and theological. Died at Oxford,
Oct. 28, 1703. Buried in St Mary's Church. (D.N.B.; Vis.
of Kent, 1663; Al. Oxon.)
WALLIS, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 15) at St John's, Sept. 24,
1636. S. of Richard, maltster, of Chesterton, Cambs. B.
there. School, Cambridge (Mr Lovering). Matric. 1637;
B.A. 1640-1.
WALLACE, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, June 5,
1667. S. of John, doctor, of Debenham, Suffolk. B. there.
School, Woodbridge (Mr Broome). Matric. 1668; B.A. 1670-
1; M.A. 1674; M.D. 1683. Father of Thomas (1696-7).
WALLIS, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Magdalene, May 13,
1671. S. of Christopher (1621), schoolmaster, of York.
School, York. Matric. 1671; B.A. 1674-5; M.A. 1678. Ord.
deacon (York) Dec. 1674; priest, Sept. 22, 1678. C. of
Buslingthorpe, Lines. R. of Friesthorpe, 1682. Brother of
Timothy (1649-50) and father of Christopher (1706).
WALLIS, LANCELOT. B.A. 1540-1; M.A. 1544, Walles.
WALLIS, MARK. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1611.
WALLIS, MICHAEL. Matric. pens, from Queens', Lent,
1597-8. Of Huntingdonshire.
WALLIS, NEWCOMEN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Magdalene,
Oct. 27, 1714. S. of Thomas, of Alford, Lines, (and Frances,
dau. of Nicholas Newcomen, of TheddJethorpe), and grand-
son of Edward (1662). B. at Louth, Lines. School, Louth.
Matric. 1715. Adm. at the Inner Temple, Jan. 24, 1715-6;
at Gray's Inn, Jan. 24, 1718-9. Married Catherine CoUing-
wood. Died Dec. 31, 1731, aged 34. M.I. in Lincoln Cathedral.
Brother of Thomas (1714-5). {Lines. Pedigrees, 1035.)
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WALLIS, NICHOLAS. B.A. 1508-9. WiU (P.C.C.) of Nicholas
WaUis, 1548; 'of Bury St Edmunds.'
WALLIS or WHALLEYS, NICHOLAS. Adm. pens, at Peter-
HOUSE, Nov. 25, 1564; B.A. 1567-8. Applied for orders (Ely)
Apr. 1568, rejected (being age 20). V. of Cavendish, Suffolk,
1570. V. of Pentlow, Essex, 1571.
WALLYS or WALLS, NICHOLAS. Matric. pens, from Clare,
Michs. 1581. B. at Biggleswade, Beds. B.A. 1584-5; M.A.
1592, Wallys. Ord. deacon (London) Apr. 15, 1590, age 25.
C. of Gt Baling, Essex. Probably R. of Peperharow, Surrey,
1600-6. Will (P.C.C.) 1606; to be buried at Shelley, Essex.
WALLIS or WALLS, RICHARD. B.Can.L. 1483-4.
WALEYS, ROBERT. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1456, M.A.
WALLIS, ROBERT. B.A. 1532-3; M.A. 1536.
WALLIS, ROBERT. B.A. 1540-1. Of Christ's, 1542.
WALLIS, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1613;
B.A. 1616-7; M.A. 1620. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 19;
priest, Sept. 20, 1619. See Al. Oxon. for a contemporary
namesake. (Al. Oxon.)
WALLIS, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Mar. 12,
1616-7. S. of John, merchant, of Lynn, Norfolk. Bapt.
there, Jan. 24, 1599-1600. School, Lynn (Mr Armitage).
Matric. i6i7; Scholar, 1617-24; B.A. 1620-1; M.A. 1624.
Ord. deacon and priest (Norwich) Dec. 18, 1625. Probably
R. of St Peter, Denver, Norfolk, 1626-7. V. of Harston,
Cambs., 1626-86. Married there, Apr. 29, 1632, to Lydia
Chapman. Buried at Harston, Feb. 14, 1686-7. (Venn, i.
235-)
WALLIS, ROBERT. Adm. at Sidney, 1620, from Trinity
College, Dublin. B.A. 1620; M.A. 1624. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) June 7, 1623; priest, June 5, 1631.
WALLIS, ROBERT. B.D. 1675 (LU. Reg.). Probably s. of
Robert, R. of Ellesborough, Bucks. V. of Bradwell, 1657-65.
Succeeded his father as patron and R. of Ellesborough,
1665-86. Died 1686. (Lipscomb, 11. 181; iv. 46.)
WHALLYS, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Easter, 1565.
WALLIS, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Sidney, July 2,
1623. S. of Robert, chandler, of Huntingdon. B. there.
School, Huntingdon (Dr Beard). Matric. 1623-4; B.A. 1627;
M.A. 1631. Ord. priest (Lincoln) Apr. 25, 1633. R. of Had-
stock, Essex, 1645. V. of Stansted Mountfitchet, 1664-7.
Died 1667. (One of these names V. of Swaton, Lines.,
1633.)
WALLACE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Pembroke, Feb.
12, 1696-7. S. of John (1667), M.D. B. at Hadleigh, Suffolk.
Matric. 1697; B.A. 1700-1; M.A. 1704; M.D. 1716. Fellow,
1701. Died Feb. 6, 1763, aged 82, at Wheatfield.
WALLIS, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Magdalene, Mar.
23, 1714-5. S. of Thomas, of Alford, Lines., attomey-at-
law, and grandson of Edward (1662). Matric. 1715; M.B.
1720; M.D. 1725. Fellow, 1721. Of Stamford, Lines. Died
Feb. 6, 1753. Will (P.C.C.) 1753. Brother of Newcomen
(1714). (Lines. Pedigrees, 1035; J. Ch. Smith.)
WALLES, TIMOTHY. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1613.
WALLIS, TIMOTHY. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Magdalene, Mar.
18, 1649-50. S. of Christopher (1621), clerk, of York.
School, York. Matric. 1650; B.A. 1653; M.A. 1657. R. of
Edlington, Yorks., c. 1652-67. Perhaps R. of Swaby, Lines.,
1667. R. of Leven, Yorks., 1673-1704. Brother of John
(1671) and father of the next.
WALLIS, TIMOTHY. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, Apr.
21, 1693. S. of Timothy (above), clerk, of Beverley. School,
Beverley (Mr Lambert). Matric. 1693; B.A. 1696-7; M.A.
1700. Ord. deacon (York) May, 1700; priest, 1701. R. of
Leven, Yorks., 1704-10. Died 1710.
WALLES, W. Matric. sizar from Clare, Michs. 1564.
WALLACE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Sidney, May 7,
1624. S. of John, doctor. B. at Melton Mowbray. School,
Oakham. Matric. 1624; B.A. 1627-8; M.A. 1631; B.D. 1638.
Fellow. Buried at All Saints', Cambridge, Mar. 18, 1640-1.
Will, P.C.C.
WALLIS, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, June 18,
1646. S. of Gilbert, of Markeaton, near Derby. B. there.
School, Repton. Matric. 1646.
WALLIS, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Christ's, May 27, 1682.
S. of William, merchant. Bapt. Mar. 13, 1664-5, at New-
castle. School, Newcastle. Matric. 1683. Adm. at Gray's
Inn, Feb. 11, 1681-2; 'of River Green, Northumberland,
gent.' Ord. deacon (London) May, 1687. One of these
names R. of St Mildred Poultry, London, 1726-48. Buried
there Mar. 13, 1747-8. Admon., P.C.C. (Peile, 11. 87; J. Ch.
Smith.)
Walmesley, William
WALLIS, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Clare, Oct. 27, 1682.
Of Thingdon (i.e. Finedon), Northants. B.A. 1686-7; M.A.
1692. C. of Stoke Albany, Northants., in 1692. Doubtless
R. of Wistow, Leics., 1695-1714; V. of Norton, 1714-25;
M.A. Died Jan. 11, 1725, aged 62. M.I. at Norton. Will,
Leicester. (Nichols, 11. 734, 872.)
WALLYS, . B.D. 1474-5.
WALLS, . B.A. 1480.
WALLS, . Catiiio for degree, 1488.
WALLIS or WALLYAS, . B.A. 1493-4; M.A. 1497.
WALLIS, . B.A. 1517-8.
WALLIS, . Adm. sizar at King's, Easter, 1599.
WALLES, . Adm. sizar at Christ's, May 10, 1689.
WALLIS, . Adm. Fell. -Com. at Trinity Hall, July 4,
1741. Possibly Thomas, s. and h. of Newcomen (1714). If
so, died Apr. 13, 1761, aged 37. M.I. in Lincohi Cathedral.
(Lines. Pedigrees, 1035.)
WALLOP, CHARLES. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1740. Of
Hampshire. 3rd s. of John, Earl of Portsmouth (for whom
see D.N.B.). Matric. Easter, 1742; M.A. 1743. M.P. for
Whitchurch, Hants., 1747. Died June 6, 1749, aged 23,
(G. Mag.; Masters.)
WALLOP, HENRY. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Emmanuel, Dec. 2,
1644. Of Hampshire. S. of Robert, of Farleigh-Wallop,
Hants., the regicide (and Ann, dau. of Hen. Wriothesley,
Earl of Southampton). Age 16 in 1646. M.A. 1646 (fil. nob.).
Married Dorothy, dau. of John Bluet, of Holcombe Regis,
Devon. Died 1673. Buried at Farleigh. (Vis. of Shropshire,
1626.)
WALLOP, NICHOLAS. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1456. Died 1458.
WALLPLATE, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar at Trinity, May 22, 1642.
WALLPLAT, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, Jan. 11,
1594-5; Scholar, 1596-1600; B.A. 1598-9.
WALLWORTH, FRANCIS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1624. Mentioned in the books of the Fishmongers' Company
as applying for a scholarship. (W. P. Haskett Smith.)
WALLWORTH, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1624.
WALMAN, see WOLMAN.
WALMESLY, ANDREW. Matric. sizar from Queens', Michs.
1602. Of Lancashire. B. at Bolton. B.A. 1605-6; M.A.
1609. Ord. deacon (London) Sept. 25, 1609, age 26; 'C. of
WiUingale Doe, Essex'; priest, June 3, 1610. P.C. of Black-
more, Essex, 1615-37. Died 1637. Will, Cons. C. London.
(Bramston's Autobiography.)
WALMSLEY, EDWARD. M.A. from Kino's, 1730. S. of Roger,
of Bolton, Lanes., gent. Matric. (Wadham College, Oxford)
Oct. 30, 1722, age 17; B.A. (Oxford) 1726. (Al. Oxon.)
WALMSLEY, GEOFFREY. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Sidney,
May 13, 1743. S. of Geoffrey, deceased, V. of Braffertou
with Helperby, Yorks. B. at Brafferton. School, Thornton.
Matric. 1743; B.A. 1746-7. Ord. priest (York) June 10, 1750.
V. of Malton, Yorks., 1757-73. R. of Bulmer. Died Feb.
1773-
WALMESLEY, GEORGE. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Apr. 29, 1672.
S. of Charles, of Bury, Lanes. B. there, Feb. 11, 1654-5.
Matric. 1672; Scholar, 1675; B.A. 1675-6; M..\. 1679.
Master of Preston Grammar School, 1677-8. R. of Leyland,
Lanes., 1685-9. Buried there Sept. 10, 1689. M.I. (Victoria
Hist. Lanes., vi. 7.)
WALMESLEY, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 17,
1676, from Trinity College, Dublin; adm. there. May 8,
1669, age 17. S. of James. B. at Mellor, Lanes. Matric.
1676; B.A. 1676-7. Ord. deacon (Chester) Sept. 23, 1677;
priest, Feb. 29, 1679-80. C. of Blackburn, Lanes., in 1689.
R. of Grappenhall, Cheshire, 1690-6. V. of Malton, Yorks.,
1707-23. (H. B. Swanzy.)
WALMESLEY, RICHARD. Adm. scholar at Christ's, May 14,
1719. Doubtless 5th s. of Richard, of Sholley (? Showley),
Lanes. Matric. 1720; B.A. 1722-3. P.C. of Heapey, Lanes.,
1723-g. Died at Ormskirk, May 5, 1735. Buried there.
(Peile, II. 195; Burke, L.G.; Whitaker, Whalley, 11. 406.)
WALMSLEY, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Clare, May 27, 1667.
Matric. 1667.
WALMISLEY, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity,
Apr. 5, 1704. S. of William, of Lichfield, Staffs. School,
.\shbourne, Derbs. (Mr Hardert). Matric. 1704; Scholar,
1705; B.A. 1707-8; M.A. 1711. Incorp. at Oxford, 1711.
D.D. (Lambeth) 1720. Ord. priest (Worcester) June 4, 1707.
Canon of Lichfield, 1718-20; Dean, 1720-30. R. of Mavesyn
Kidwarc, Staffs. Chaplain to the Earl of Jersey. V. of
Packington, Leics., 1729-30. Died Sept, 18, 1730. (Lambeth
Act Book; T. C. Dale; Al. Oxon.)
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Walne, John
WALNE, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Corpus Christi, 1676. Of
Norfolk. Matric. 1675-6; B.A. 1678-9. Ord. deacon (Nor-
wich) June, 1680.
WALNESFORTH, GEORGE. D.Can.L. 1471-2.
WALPOLE, ALEXANDER. Matric. pens, from Chrisf's,
Easter, 1555, 'Wapoole.'
WALPOLE, ARTHUR. Matric. sizar from Peterhouse, Easter,
1548. Doubtless 2nd s. of Robert, of Pinchbeck, Lines.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, 1553, also at the Inner Temple, 1556.
Married (i) Elizabeth, dau. of Anthony Staunton, of
Staunton, Notts.; (2) Susan, dau. of Sir Edward Dymock,
of Scrivelsby, Lines., Knt. Buried at All Saints', Stamford,
Aug. 12, 1585. Will (Lincoln) 1585. Half-brother of Theodore
(1566). (Lines. Pedigrees, 1040.)
WALPOLE, ARTHUR. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter,
1629. Of Lincolnshire. Perhaps 2nd s. of Dymock, of Pirch-
beck and Spalding, Esq., and grandson of Arthur (above).
Bapt. Aug. 5, 1613, at Pinchbeck. (But he was buried at
Pinchbeck, May 23, 1634, according to Lines. Pedigrees.)
B.A. 1632-3; M.A. 1636; M.D. 1661 {Lii. Reg.). Fellow, tiU
1644, ejected. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 25, 1642. Perhaps
brother of John (1627).
WALPOLE, BACON. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter, 16x5.
4th s. of Calibut (1579), of Houghton, Norfolk. Adm. at
Lincoln's Inn, Nov. 10, 1617; migrated to Gray's Inn, Aug.
II, 1619. Brother of John (1610) and Robert (1610). {Peile,
I. 302; Vis. of Norfolk.)
WALPOLE, CAESAR. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1573. B. in St Helen's parish, London, c. 1557. B.A. 1576-7;
M.A. 1580. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Dec. 12, 1583; priest
(Norwich) Jan. 19, 1583-4. R. of Wormley, Herts., 1587-98.
R. of Foston, Leics., 1598. R. of Wobum, Beds., 1604-7.
R. of Covington, Hunts., 1608-13. R- of St Thomas-the-
Apostle, London, 1612. Buried there Dec. 26, 1627. Will,
Cons. C. London.
WALPOLE, CALIBUT. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse, Michs.
1579. 2nd s. of John, of Houghton, Norfolk (and Catherine,
dau. of William Calibut, of Coxford). Of Houghton, Esq.
Married Elizabeth, dau. of Edmund Bacon, of Hessett,
Suffolk. Died May 4, 1646. Brother of Edward (1575-6),
father of Bacon (1615), John (1610) and Robert (1610).
(Vis. of Norfolk.)
WALPOOLE, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. pens, (age i8) at Caius,
Oct. 25, 1587. 6th s. of Christopher, gent., of Anmer,
Norfolk. Bapt. Oct. 23, 1568, at Docking. School, Ely
(MrSpyght). Matric. 1587; Scholar, 1588-90. Afterwards a
Jesuit priest. Entered the English College at Rome, 1592.
Sent to Spain where he was confessor and spiritual father of
Valladolid College. Died in Spain, 1606. Brother of Henry
(1575) and Richard (i579)- {Venn, i. 131.)
WALPOLE, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 12) at Peterhouse,
Mar. 3, 1575-6. S. and h. of John, of Houghton, Norfolk,
Esq. B. there, Jan. 28, 1559-60. Matric. 1576. Adm. at
Lincoln's Inn from Fumival's Inn, Jan. 21, 1580-1. Em-
braced Romanism; disinherited and took the name of Poor.
Entered the English College at Rome, Oct. 23, 1590. Ord.
priest at Rome, 1592. Adm. to the Society of Jesus, at
Toumai, July 1, 1593. On the English mission 40 years.
Assumed the name of Rich. Granted a pardon, 1605, but
did not claim his estates. Died in London, Nov. 3, 1637.
Brother of Calibut (1579). (Records S.J., 11. 235; D.N.B.)
WALPOLE, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 14) at Trinity, Apr. 6,
1680. S. of Sir Edward, of Houghton, Norfolk, Knt. School,
Woodbridge (Mr Cradock). Matric. 1683; Scholar, 1683;
B.A. 1683-4; M.A. 1687. Died at Cambridge, Jan. 28,
1688-9, aged 25. Buried in the College Chapel. M.I. Brother
of Robert (1667). (Le Neve, Mon., v. 103; Blomefleld, vii.
109, where he is styled Fellow of Trinity.)
WALPOLE, EDWARD. Matric. FeU.-Com. from King's, Lent,
1724-5. 2nd s. of Sir Robert (1695), K.B., K.G. M.A. 1725.
LL.D. (Dublin) 1738. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Nov. 29, 1723.
M.P. for BaUyshannon, 1736; for Yarmouth, 1734-68.
K.B., 1753. Chief Secretary of Ireland. Died unmarried,
Jan. 12, 1784. Brother of Horace (1735).
WALPOOLE, GEORGE. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Corpus
Christi, Easter, 1574.
WALPOLE, HENRY. B.A. 1525-6.
WALPOLE, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, June 11,
1575. (Said to have studied at Oxford.) S. and h. of Christo-
pher, of Docking, and of Anmer Hall, Norfolk. B. 1558.
School, Norwich. Matric. 1575. Adm. at Gray's Inn, 1578.
Published a eulogy of Edmund Campion after being present
at his execution, 1581. Went to Rheims, 1582, and thence
to Rome; received into the English College there, Apr. 28,
1583. Joined the Jesuits, 1584. Ord. deacon and priest
(Paris) 1588. Chaplain in the Spanish army in Flanders,
1589-91. Translated Robert Parsons' Responsio ad edictum,
Walpole, Richard
1592. Vice-rector of the College at Valladolid. Sent to
England in 1593. Landed in Yorkshire; apprehended at
once. Imprisoned in the Tower of London, 1594-5. Executed
at York, Apr. 17, 1595- Brother of Richard (1579) and
Christopher (1587). (Cooper, 11. 179; D.N.B.; Al. Oxon.)
WALPOLE, HORACE (HORATIO). Adm. at King's, a scholar
from Eton, 1698. 5th s. of Robert (1667), of Houghton,
Norfolk. B. there, Dec. 8, 1678. B.A. 1702-3; M.A. 1713.
Fellow, 1702. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Oct. 2, 1700. M.P. for
Lostwithiel, 1710; for Castle Rising, 1710-5; for Beeralston,
1715-7; for East Looe, 1718-22; for Gt Yarmouth, 1722-34;
and for Norwich, 1734-56. Secretary to the Chancellor of
the Exchequer, 1707; to the Embassy of Spain, 1708; to
France, 1709-10; to the States General, 1714; to the
Treasury, 1715-7 and 1721. Envoy to the States General,
1716. Surveyor of the Revenue in America, 1717. Secretary
of State, and P.C, 1720; ambassador to The Hague, 1722
and 1733-40; at Paris, 1724-8. Cofferer of the Household,
1730-41. Teller of the Exchequer, 1741. F.R.S., 1746.
Advocated an alliance with Prussia, 1747. Created Baron
Walpole, of Wolterton, June 4, 1756. Married Mary
Magdalen, dau. of Peter Lombard. Author, political. Died
Feb. 5, 1757. Brother of Robert (1695) and father of Horace
(1741). (D.N.B.; G.E.C.; Harwood.)
WALPOLE, HORACE (HORATIO). Adm. Fell.-Com. at King's,
Mar. II, 1734-5. 3rd s. of Sir Robert (1695), K.G.
B. Sept. 24, 1717. School, Eton. Matric. i735- Adm. at
Lincoln's Inn, May 27, 1731. Resided in College till about
1738-9. Inspector at the Custom House. Chief usher of the
Exchequer, 1738-97. Travelled in France and Italy with
the poet Gray, 1739-41. M.P. for CaUington, 1741-54;
for Castle Rising, 1754-7; for Lynn, 1757-68. F S.A.,
1753. Succeeded as 4th Earl of Orford, Dec. 5, 1791-
Settled at Strawberry HiU, Twickenham; transformed the
house into 'a little Gothic Castle'; established a private
press there, 1757-89. Made a great collection of articles of
virtu. Distinguished as a wit, a connoisseur, and a man of
quality. Author, miscellaneous. Died unmarried. Mar. 2,
1797. Buried at Houghton. Brother of Edward (1724-5).
(D.N.B.; G.E.C. (Peerage), vi. 131.)
WALPOLE, HORACE. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1741- S. of
Horace (1698), Baron Walpole. B. June 12, 1723. Matric.
1741. Succeeded as 2nd Baron, Feb. 5, 1757- Adm. at
Lincoln's Inn, Jan. 24, 1735-6. M.P. for King's Lynn,
1747-57. Created Earl of Orford, Apr. 10, 1806. Married
Rachel, dau. of William (Cavendish), Duke of Devonshire,
May 12, 1748. Died Feb. 24, 1809. Will, P.C.C. (G.E.C.)
WALPOLE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Caius, Michs. 1559.
2nd s. of Thomas, of Whaplode, Lines. Adm. at Lincoln's
Inn, Aug. II, 1565. Succeeded to the estates of his elder
brother. Married Jane, dau. of John Roberts. Buried at
Sleaford, 1590. M.I. (Venn, i. 41.)
WALPOLE, JOHN. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Trinity, Michs.
1610. 2nd s. of Calibut (1579), of Houghton, Norfolk, Esq.
Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Nov. 3, 1612. Married Abigail, dau.
of Froximer Crocket, of Bromesthorpe, Norfolk. Died
Dec. 8, 1654. Brother of Bacon (1615) and Robert (1610).
WALPOLE, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, July 2, 1619.
Of Lincolnshire. Matric. 1619; B.A. 1623-4. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) Sept. 19, 1624. One of these names V. of Chalk,
Kent, 1647-50. (T. A. Walker, 12; Vis. of Norfolk; Lines.
Pedigrees, 1039.)
WALPOLE, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Queens', June 29, 1627.
Of Lincolnshire. Probably s. and h. of Dymock, of Pinch-
beck, Lines., Esq. Bapt. there, July 15, 1612. Adm. at
Gray's Inn, May 11, 1630. Standard Bearer to Charles I
and Charles II. Knighted, July 31, 1645. Of Dunston,
Lines. Buried at Windsor Castle, Aug. 17, 1672. Will (P.C.C.)
1672. Perhaps brother of Arthur (1629). (Lines. Pedigrees,
1041.)
WALPOLE, JOHN. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1728. Of Norfolk.
Matric. 1728; B.A. 173 1-2. Ord. priest (Norwich) July,
1739. C. of Old Buckenham, Norfolk.
WALPOLE, NICHOLAS. M.A. 1527-8. R. of Newton, Cambs.,
1537. R. of Elm, 1540.
WALPOLE, RALPH DE. D.D. Doubtless s. of Sir John, of
Houghton, Norfolk. R. of Somersham, Cambs. Archdeacon
of Ely, c. 1268-88. Bishop of Norwich, 1288-99; of Ely,
1299-1302. Opposed Edward I's taxation of the clergy,
1297. Benefactor of Peterhouse, 1290. Died Mar. 22,
1301-2. Buried in Ely Cathedral. (D.N.B.)
WALPOLE, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, Jan. 17,
1578-9. S. of Christopher, of Docking, Norfolk. Bapt. there,
Oct. 8, 1564. Scholar, 1579; Matric. 1579. Withdrew to
Rheims, 1584 ; thence to Rome. Adm. at the English College
at Rome, Apr. 25, 1585. Ord. deacon, Nov. 3; priest, Dec. 3,
1589. With Robert Parsons at Seville, 1592. First Rector
of the College of Valladolid, 1592; also rector of the College
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of Seville. Joined the Society of Jesus, Feb. 1593. Charged
with devising Edward Squire's plot against the life of Queen
Elizabeth, 1598. In constant attendance on Father Parsons
till 1607. Died at Valladolid, 1607. Brother of Henry (1575)
and Christopher (1587). (Cooper, iii. 12; D.N.B.; A. Jessop.)
WALPOOLE, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Christ's, July, 1613.
WALPOOLE, ROBERT. Matric. Fell. -Com. from Trinity,
Michs. i6io. S. and h. of Calibut (1579), of Houghton,
Norfolk, Esq. B. Dec. 23, 1593. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn,
Nov. 3, 1612. Of Houghton, Esq. Married Susan, dau. of
Sir Edward Barkham, Knt., of Southacre. Died 1663.
Buried at Houghton. M.I. Brother of Bacon (1615) and
John (1610). {Vis. of Norfolk; Blomefield, vii. no.)
WALPOOLE, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Magdalene,
Feb. 3, 1647-8. S. of Thomas, gent., of Winnington, Hunts.
School, Peterborough. Matric. 1648.
WALPOLE, ROBERT. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Trinity, May, 1667.
S. and h. of Sir Edward, of Houghton, Knt. B. Nov. 18,
1650. Matric. 1667; M.A. 1669 (Lit. Reg.). Incorp. at
Oxford, 1669. Colonel of militia. M.P. for Castle Rising,
1689-1700. Of Houghton, Norfolk, D.L. Married Mary, dau.
of Sir Jeffrey Burwell, Knt., of Rougham, Norfolk. Died
Nov. 18, 1700. M.I. at Houghton. Brotherof Edward (i 680),
father of the next and of Horace (1698). (Al. Oxon.)
WALPOLE, ROBERT. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
Aug. 5, 1695. 3rd s. of Robert (above), of Houghton, Norfolk.
B. Aug. 26, 1676. Matric. 1696. Resigned his scholarship.
May 25, 1698. LL.D. 1728. Succeeded his father, Nov. 18,
1700. M.P. for Castle Rising, 1700-2; for Lynn, 1702-12 and
1713-42. Recognised as a leader of the Whig party, 1703.
Secretary of War, 1708-10. Treasurer of the Navy, 1710-1.
Recognised as a great financier, 1711. Leader of the opposi-
tion against Harley, 1 7 11 . Committed prisoner on a charge of
notorious corruption, Dec. 12, and expelled the House of Com-
mons, till 1713. P.C., 1714. Prime Minister, and Chancellor
of the Exchequer, 1715-7, 1721-42. Devised the first general
sinking fund, 1717. Driven from office by the intrigues of
Stanhope and Sunderland, 1717. Opposed the Government's
encouragement of the South Sea Company, 1720. Made
money by prudent speculation in South Sea Stock, 1720.
Encouraged trade by removing duties on imported raw
materials and on many exports, 1721. K.B., 1725. K.G.,
1726. Steadily cultivated friendship with France, 1726.
Quarrelled definitely with Townshend, 1730. Excise pro-
posals rejected through popular clamour, 1733. Secured
peace through the Treaty of Vienna, 1735. Lost favour with
the dissenters through opposing repeal of the Test Act.
Lost favour in Scotland by repressive measures due to the
Porteous Riot, 1736. Opposed war with Spain, 1738-9.
Opposed by Newcastle and others. Resigned all his offices,
1742. Created Baron of Houghton, Norfolk, Viscount
Walpole, and Earl of Orford, Feb. 6, 1742. Retired to
Houghton. The first minister, since the Restoration, who
made a special study of finance and commerce and laid the
foundations of free trade and modern Colonial policy.
Married (i) Catherine, dau. of John Shorter, of Bybrook,
Kent; (2) Maria, dau. of Thomas Skerret. Died Mar. 18,
1744-5. Buried at Houghton. Brother of Horace (1698),
father of Horace (1735) and Edward (1724-5). (D.N.B.;
G.E.C.; Harwood.)
WALPOLE, SIMON DE. Mentioned in the Patent Rolls, to-
gether with Stephen de Haslingfield, Chancellor, as appointed
to audit pavage accounts, 1303. He was probably, but not
necessarily, a member of the University. (J. B. Whitmore.)
WALPOLE, THEODORE. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs.
1566. S. (illegitimate) of Robert, of Pinchbeck, Lines.
Probably B.A. 'Ord. priest (Lincoln) Nov. 30, 1568; aged
34; married; knows Latin moderately' (Lib. Cler. Lincoln,
1576). V. of Pinchbeck, Lines., 1568-92. R. of Lea from
1592. R. of Burton Gate (called 'M.A.'). Half-brother of
Arthur (1548). (Lines, Pedigrees, 1039.)
WALPOLE, W. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1560
. B.Civ.L. 1502-3.
Matric. sizar from Gonville Hall, Easter,
1544. One Thomas Walpole, 2nd s. of William, of Pinch-
beck, Lines., V. of Pinchbeck. (Lines. Pedigrees, 1039.)
WALPOLE, . Adm. Fell.-Com. at Corpus Christi, 1583.
WALPOLE, . Adm. FeU.-Com. at King's, 1718-9.
WALPOLE, . Adm. Fell.-Com. at King's, 1747-8.
WALRICH, THOMAS, see WOLRICH.
WALROND, see also WALDRON.
WALROND or WALDRON, AMOS. Adm. pens, at Trinity,
Nov. 18, 1637, Amias. Probably 4th s. of William, of Wells,
Walsingham, Andrew
Somerset. Matric. 1637, Amos; Scholar, 1641; B.A. 1641-2.
Created M.A. (Oxford) July 17, 1647. V. of Martock,
Somerset, 1645, ejected. Secretary to the Marquis of Hert-
ford. Adm. at the Middle Temple, July 14, 1656. M.P. for
Tamworth, 1661-9. Died 1669. (Al. Oxon.)
WALROND, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Trinity Hall,
Easter, 1681.
WALRONDE, JAMES. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs.
1607.
WALSALL, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1622. Of Middlesex. B.A. 1625-6; M.A. 1629.
Fellow, 1627-36. Taxor, 1635. D.D. (Oxford) 1642-3.
R. of Gt Wigborough, Essex, 1636. R. of Sandy, Beds.,
1639. Archdeacon of Coventry, 1642. Ejected from his
livings; restored to Sandy, 1660. Preb. of Westminster,
1660-1. Died Sept. 6, 1661, at Sandy. Will (P.C.C.) 1661.
Perhaps brother of Samuel (1629), father of the next. (Al.
Oxon.; Masters.)
WALSALL, FRANCIS. B.A. from Pembroke, i66o-i; M.A.
1661 (Lit. Reg.). S. of Francis (above). Matric. (Magdalen,
Oxford) Apr. 1, 1656; exhibitioner from Charterhouse.
Chorister at Magdalen College, Oxford, 1655-8. V. of
Lavendon and Brayfield, Bucks., 1670-93. (Al. Oxon.;
Al. Carthus., 23.)
WALSALL, GODWIN. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Michs. 1598. Of Kent. B.A. 1601-2; M.A. from Pembroke,'
1605. Fellow of Pembroke, 1605-8. Will proved (V.C.C.)
1608.
WALSALL, JOHN. M.A. 16x4-5 (on King's visit). One of
these names Notary Public and Proctor of the Arches;
will (P.C.C.) 1628; of Cambridge, and of St Gregory's'
London. '
WALSALL, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar at Clare, June 29, 1666.
Matric. 1667.
WALSALL, SAMUEL. Matric. pens, (age 14) from Corpus
Christi, Easter, 1589. S. of John, D.D., R. of Eastling,
Kent. B. there, 1575. B.A. 1592-3; M.A. 1596; B.D. 1604;
D.D. 1609. Fellow, 1596. Masterof Corpus Christi, 1618-26'.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1606. V. of Alkham, Kent, 1608-1 1.
V. of Appledore, 1609-11. R. of St Mary Abchurch, London^
1611-3. R. of Little Wilbraham, Cambs., 1613-26. Adm. at
Gray's Inn, Mar. 14, 1624-5. Died July 31, 1626. Buried at
St Bene't, Cambridge. Will proved (V.C.C.) and admon.
(P.C.C). Brother of Thomas (1585-6). (Masters; H. G.
Harrison.)
WALSALL, SAMUEL. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1629. Of
Middlesex. B.A. 1632-3; M.A. 1636. Perhaps brother of
Francis (1622).
WALSALL, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Jan. 17,
1585-6. S. of John, D.D. B. at Canterbury. School, Canter-
bury (Messrs Goldesborow, Arnold and Short). Scholar,
1585-93; B.A. 1589-90; M.A. 1593. Probably preb. of WeUs]
1590. Brother of Samuel (1589). (Venn, i. 126.)
WALLSALL, Rector of. B.Can.L. 1490-1.
WALSH, see also WELCH.
WALSH, THOMAS. M.A. 1675 (Lit. Reg.). One of these names,
M.D., of Stockton, Worcs. Created Fellow of the R.C.P. by
charter of James II, 1687. Will, 1728.
WALSHAM, DANIEL. Adm. pens, at Magdalene, Lent,
1657-8. Matric. 1659; B.A. 1662-3; MA. 1666. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) Sept. 25, 1664; priest, June 2, 1667.
WALSHAM, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Dec. 12, 1678. S. of
John, of March, Isle of Ely, Esq. Matric. 1679. Of March,
Esq. Doubtless father of the next.
WALSHAM, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Jesus, July 3, 1705. Of
March, Isle of Ely. Doubtless s. of John (above). Bapt.
June 19, 1689, at March. Matric. 1706.
WALSHAM, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter
1577.
WALSHAM, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1613. Of Nottinghamshire.
WALSHAM, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from King's, Michs. 1638.
WALSAM, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1555.
WALSHAM, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Queens', Lent,
1579-80. Of Nottinghamshire.
WALSHAM, . .-V friar: excused regency, 1459-60.
WALSHAM or WALSAM, . Doctor, 1461-2.
WALSHYNGHAM, ANDREW. Matric. pens, from Clare, Lent
1563-4-
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Walsingham, Francis
WALSINGHAM, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from King's, Michs.
1548 (FeU.-Com. in College). S. of William, of Chislehurst,
Kent. Adm. at Gray's Inn, 1552. Brought up as a zealous
Protestant. Travelled abroad under Queen Mary; studied
the laws languages and politics of the chief states of Europe.
Adm. at Basel University, 1555- M.P. for Banbury, 1559;
for Lyme Regis, 1563-7; for Surrey, 1 574-90- Chief of the
Secret Service in London, 1569. Ambassador at Paris to
negotiate a French alliance, 1570-3- Protected English
Protestants during the St Bartholomew Massacre, 1572.
Secretary of State, 1573-90. Knighted, Dec. 1, i577.
Settled at Bam Elms, Surrey, 1579- Much employed m
foreign negotiations, but his advice neglected by Elizabeth.
An unwilling envoy to the Netherlands, 1578. Organised
at his own expense a secret service to discover the plans of
Spain and the Jesuits. Encouraged colonial enterprises.
Sat in the Commission that tried and convicted Mary Queen
of Scots, 1586. Involved in debt through being security for
his son-in-law, Sir Philip Sidney, 1586. Chancellor of the
duchy of Lancaster, 1587. Vainly urged Elizabeth to make
preparations for the Armada, 1587. Married (i) Anne, dau.
of Sir George Barnes (Lord Mayor of London, 1552); (2) Ur-
sula dau. of Henry St Barbe. Died Apr. 6, 1590. Buned
in Old St Paul's. M.I. Will, P.C.C. (D.N.B.)
WALSINGHAM, HUMPHREY. Matric. pens, from Trinity,
Easter, 1628. Married Hester Appleford, of Deptford, Kent,
widow, Feb. 15, 1639-40.
WALSINGHAM, JAMES DE. Scholar at King's Hall; adm.
Oct. 14, 1386; LL.B. Resigned, Oct. 4, 1404.
WALSINGHAM, JAMES. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 15) at Mag-
dalene, May 13, 1663. S. of Thomas, Esq., and grandson
of Sir Thomas (1606), Knt., of Chislehurst, Kent. B. 1646,
in London. School, Gt Chesterford, Essex. Matric. 1663;
MA 1665. Of Little Chesterford. Master of the Buck-
houiids to the Duke of York, 1670. Master of the Beagles
to WiUiam III, 1693. Died s.p., Oct. 30, 1728, aged 81.
Buried at Little Chesterford. Will proved m the Court of
Delegates. Brother of Thomas (1670). (H.G.Harrison.)
WALSINGHAM, THOMAS. Pens, at Gonville Hall, 1428.
WALSINGHAM, THOMAS. Matric. FeU.-Com. from King's,
Michs 1606. Doubtless s. and h. of Sir Thomas, of Chisle-
hurst, Kent, Knt. (for whom see D.N. B.). Knighted, Nov. 26,
1613.' M.P. for Poole, 1621, 1628 and 1640. Vice-Admiral
of Kent, 1627. Sold the family property of Scadbury, c. 1655.
Buried Apr. 10, 1669, at Chislehurst. {D.N.B.)
WALSINGHAM, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Magdalene, Apr. 22,
1670. S. of Thomas, Esq. B. Feb. 165 1-2. School, Parson's
Green, Fulham, private. Gen tleman-in- waiting to Princess
Mary,' 1679. Died s.p., Nov. 22, 1691. Buried at Saffron
Wald'en, Essex. Brother of James (1663).
WALSON, WILLIAM. B.D. 1536-7- A friar. Prior of the house
at Lynn.
WALTER, see also WALTERS and WARTER.
WALTER, ABRAHAM. Adm. pens, at Queens', May 26, 1667.
Of Kent. Matric. 1667; B.A. 1670-1; M.A. 1674- Signed
for deacon's and priest's orders (London) Sept. 19, 1673;
C. of Cranbrook, Kent. R. of High Halden, Kent, 1689-1712.
Married Mary King, of Udimore, Sussex, Sept. 24, 1675.
Buried at High Halden, June 17, 1712, aged 63. (H. G.
Harrison.)
WALTER, DANIEL. Adm. pens, at Clare, June 19, 1738.
S of Daniel, M.A., preb. of Chichester. B. there. Matric.
1738- B.A. 1741-2; M.A. from Peterhouse, i745- FeUow of
Peterhouse, 1744. Ord. priest (London) June i, 1746.
Chaplain to Lord Grantham. V. of Oving, Sussex. Preb.
of Chichester, 1746-81. V. of Wisborough Green, 1761.
Died 1781. WiU (P.C.C.) 1781. (T. A. Walker; W. C.
Renshaw; T. C. Dale.)
WALTER, EDMUND. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Easter, 1616.
WALTER, EDMUND. Adm. sizar at Trinity, Sept. ii, 1661.
Matric. 1661; Scholar, 1664; B.A. 1665-6. Ord. deacon
(Lincohi) Aug. 7, 1670; priest, Sept. 24, 1671. V. of Long
Owersby, Lines., 1671.
WALTER, EDWARD. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Christ's, Apr. 16,
1640. S. of Edward. B. at Westerham, Kent. School,
Westerham (his father). Matric. 1640; B.A. 1643-4; M.A.
1647. One of these names P.C. of Yarm-in-Cleveland, Yorks.,
1669^6; died 1696. (Peile, i. 469.)
WALTER or WALTERS, EDWARD. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel,
May 17, 1665. Of Norfolk. Matric. 1665; B.A. 1668-9; M.A.
1672.
WALTER, GEORGE. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Jan. 24,
1596-7. Matric. 1596; Scholar; B.A. 1600-1. Perhaps C. of
Colnbrook Chapel, Bucks., in 1613.
Walter, Le Bedel
WALTER, HENRY. Matric. sizar from King's, Easter, 1654.
Of Kent. B.A. 1657-8; M.A. from Queens', 1661. FeUow of
Queens', 1659-69. Signed for priest's orders (London) Mar. i,
1666-7. V. of Loose, Kent, 1666.
WALTER, HUGH. Adm. sizar at Trinity, Feb. 4, 1640-1.
One of these names V. of Welton, Lines., 1663; M.A. V. of
St Mary-in-Wigford, 1663.
WALTER, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Clare, June 20, 1643.
S. of Thomas. B. at ' Ivesham,' Kent. Migrated to Christ's,
Mar. 31, 1645. Matric. 1645.
WALTER, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's, May 3,
1649. S. of John, gent., of Fawkham, Kent. B. there.
School, Hadlow (Mr Grimes). Matric. 1649. Adm. at Gray's
Inn, Nov. 6, 1651.
WALTER, JOSEPH. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1586;
scholar from Westminster. B. at Burton, Staffs., 1566.
B.A. {? 1589-90); M.A. 1593; B.D. i6o2. FeUow, 1591-6.
Ord. deacon and priest (Lincoln) Dec. 13, 1593. R. of
Woodwalton, Hunts., 1596. V. of Alconbury and Weston,
1606-52. Died 1652.
WALTER, JOSEPH. Matric. pens, from Clare, Michs. 1618;
B..\. 1621-2; M.A. 1625; B.D. 1632. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
Dec. 22; priest, Dec. 23, 1622. One of these names 6th s. of
John, of Croydon, Cambs. Probably the clerk of these names
who married at Marston Mortaine, Beds., Mar. 27, 1627,
Jane Gostwick. {Cambs. Vis., 1619.)
WALTER, LEWIS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June 17, 1634.
Of Devon. Perhaps 3rd s. of Henry, of Ashbury. B.A, 1637;
M.A. 1641. {Vis. of Devon, 1620.)
WALTER, MAXFIELD. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Easter,
1631; B.A. 1634-5; M.A. 1638.
WALTER, PETER. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Feb. 21, 1607-8;
priest (Peterb.) Sept. 25, 1608; 'late of Queens' CoUege,
Cambridge.* R. of Newton, Lines., 1619.
WALTER, PHILIP. Adm. sizar at Clare, June 29, i749- B. at
Moreton Hampstead, Devon. Matric. 1749; B.A. 1753.
Ord. deacon (London) Mar. 18, 1753; priest, Sept. 22, 1754-
R. of Crayford, Kent, 1758-1806. Probably chaplain in the
Navy, 1759. Died Oct. 5, 1806, aged 78. M.I. at Crayford.
WALTER, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Feb. 25,
1630-1. Of Leicestershire. Matric. 1631; B.A. 1634-5;
M.A. 1638. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 12, 1636; priest,
Sept. 24, 1637. Probably R. of PickweU, Leics., 1660.
WALTER, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Sidney, July 3,
1735. S. of Arthur, mercer, of London. School, Okenham,
Berks. (Mentioned in the books of the Fishmongers' Com-
pany as applying for a scholarship.) Matric. 1736; B.A.
1738-9; M.A. 1744. FeUow, 1740. Ord. deacon (Norwich)
June, 1740; priest (LincoUi) Sept. 25, 1743. Chapb'n of
H.M.S. Centurion, 1740 (then fitting for her celebrated
voyage round the world under Commodore Anson). Chaplain
at Portsmouth Docks, 1745-85- Married, at Gray's Inn
Chapel, to Jane Saberthwaite, of St Margaret's, Lothbury,
May 5, 1748. Author, A Voyage round the World. Died
Mar. 10, 1785. Buried at Gt Staughton, Hunts. WiU, P.C.C.
(G. Mag.; W. P. Haskett Smith; D.N.B.)
WALTER, SAMUEL. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs. 1615;
B.A. 1618-9; M..^. 1622.
WALTER or WAULTIER, SIMON. Scholar at King's Hall,
1442-9-
WALTER, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Emmanuel, c. 1590.
WALTER, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter, 1603;
B.A. 1606-7.
WALTER, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Jesus, June 26, 1707.
S. of , clerk, deceased (probably Thomas, R. of Blym-
hUl), of Staffordshire. Matric. 1707; Scholar, 1709; B.A.
1710-1. One of these names, R. of Bletsoe, Beds., buried
at Wymington, 1730. (W. M. Noble.)
WALTER, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Corpus Christi, 1571.
Matric. 'Gualter,' 1571-
WALTER, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Trinity, c. 1592. One
of these names s. and h. of WiUiam, of Wimbledon, Surrey,
and of the Middle Temple; adm. at the Middle Temple,
May 26, 1592.
WALTER, WILLIAM. M.A. 1635-6 {Lti. Reg.).
WALTER, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, 1641.
WALTER, LE BEDEL. University BedeU, c. 1279. (Stokes,
Bedells, 59.)
WALTER or WALTON, . Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1440;
M.A. Perhaps FeUow. R. of St Bene't, Cambridge, 1457.
{Masters.)
WALTER, . B.D. 1474-5- A monk.
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Walters, Edmund
WALTER, . Scholar or Fellow of King's Hall, 1500-17.
Gave ^4 towards building the tower, 1526.
WALTERS, see also WARTERS and WATERS.
WALTERS or WATERS, EDMUND. M.A. 1672 (Incorp. from
Jesus College, Oxford). Matric. there. Mar. 16, 1665-6,
age 17. S. of David, of Pile, Glamorgan. B.A. (Oxford)
1669; M.A. 1672. Subscribed for deacon's orders (Llandaff)
May 28; for priest's, July 2, 1670. Chaplain to the Earl of
Conway. R. of Llantrithyd, Glamorgan, 1671. R. of
Llangan, 1671-1704. Diedi704. (/I/. 0.):on.;F.S.Hockaday.)
WALTERS, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, July 4, 1604.
S. of Daniel, gent., of Norwich. School, Norwich (Mr
Brigges). Scholar, 1605-11; B.A. 1607-8; M.A. 1611. Adm.
at Lincoln's Inn, June 6, 1611. Died Oct. 22, 1619. M.L at
St Simon and St Jude, Norwich. Brother of the next. (Venn,
I. 186.)
WALTERS, MARTIN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, May 7,
1618. S. of Daniel, gent., of Barton, Norfolk. School, North
Walsham (Mr Tilles). Matric. 1618; Scholar, 1618-25; B.A.
1621-2; M.A. 1625. Incorp. at Oxford, 1627. Licensed to
teach at Broxbounie, Herts., Nov. i, 1635. Brother of
John (above).
WALTERS, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Caius, July i, 1580.
WOLTERS, STEPHEN. D.D. 1671 (Lit. Reg.). Died 1718, aged
73. (Musgrave, Ob.)
WALTERS, V/ILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Clare, Michs. 1629;
B.A. 1632-3; M.A. 1636. Perhaps V. of Raynham, Kent,
1665, Walter.
WALTERTON, see also WATERTON and WOLTERTON.
WALTERTON, . B.Can.L. 1484-5.
WALTERTON, — . M.A. 1500.
WALTHALL, PETER. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Feb. 17, 1720-1.
Of Staffordshire. 4th s. of Thomas, V. of Leek, deceased.
Matric. 1721; Rustat Scholar, 1721; B.A. 1724-5. P.C. of
Sheen, Staffs., 1733-6. R. of Wistaston, Cheshire, 1737-61.
Died Dec. 13, 1761. (Burke, L.G.; A. Gray; Ormerod, iii.
179.)
WALTHAL, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, June
21, 1652. S. of John, mercer, of Shrewsbury. B. there.
School, Shrewsbury. Matric. 1652; B.A. 1655-6; M.A. 1659;
B.D. 1667. Fellow, 1656. Signed for priest's orders (London)
Mar. 5, 1663-4. WiU proved (V.C.C.) 1673.
WALTHALL, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Emmanuel, Michs.
1613.
WALTHALL, THOMAS. M.A. 1620 (Incorp. from Oxford). Of
Middlesex, gent. Perhaps s. of Thomas, citizen and mercer,
of London. Bapt. Jan. 6, 1596-7, at St Peter's, Comhill.
Matric. (Magdalen Hall, Oxford) Nov. 22, 1616, age 19;
B.A. (0.xford) 1616-7; M.A. 1619. Will (P.C.C.) 1649; of
St Martin Outwich. (Al. Oxon.; Vis. of Essex, 1612.)
WALTHAM, THOMAS, Abbot of. D.D. 1474-5. Probably John
Lucas.
WALTHAM, WILLIAM. Scholar at King's Hall; adm. Nov.
30, 1377. Left, Oct. 20, 1388.
WALTHEW, EDMUND. Adm. pens, at Clare, July 4, 1668.
Of Kensington, Middlesex. Perhaps s. of Henry (next).
Matric. 1668; B.A. 1671-2; M.A. 1675. Fellow, 1678.
Taxor, 1686. V. of Isleham, Cambs., 1686-1704.
WALTHEWE, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter,
1618. S. and h. of Robert, of East Greenwich, Kent, Esq.
B.A. 1621-2. Incorp. at Oxford, 1628. ('M.A. from Trinity
Hall, 1624.') Adm. at the Middle Temple, May 31, 1621.
Perhaps father of Edmund (above). (Vis. of Kent; Al. Oxon.)
WALTON, BANASTRE. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 19) at St John's,
Apr. 9, 1747- S. and h. of Henry, Esq., of Marsden, Lanes.
B. at Marsden, near Colne. School, Chesterfield, Derbs.
(Mr Burrow). Matric. 1747. Adm. at the Middle Temple,
Nov. 13, 1749. Migrated to the Inner Temple, Jan. 30, 1752.
Married Elizabeth, dau. of George Toulson, of Skipwith.
Died s.p., at Skipwith, Yorks., Apr. 13, 1784. (G. Mag.;
J. Parker.)
WALTON, BRIAN. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Easter,
1616. Of Yorkshire. B. 1600, in Cleveland. Migrated to
Peterhouse, Dec. 4, i6i8, age 18. B.A. 1619-20; M.A. 1623;
D.D. 1639. Incorp. at Oxford, 1645. R. of St Martin Orgar,
London, 1628. R. of Sandon, Essex, 1635. R. of St Giles'-
in-the-Fields, London, 1635-6. Preb. of St Paul's, 1639.
Sequestered from St Martin Orgar, 1643; withdrew to
Oxford and studied oriental languages. Fined as a delinquent,
1647; returned to London. Restored to his benefices, 1660.
Bishop of Chester, 1660-1. Married (i) Ann Claxton, of
Suffolk; (2) Jane, dau. of William Fuller, Bishop of Durham.
Editor of the Polyglot Bible; issued it with the help of many
scholars, 1654-7. Author, Introduciio in Lectionem Linguar-
Walton, Leonard
um Orientaliunt. Died Nov. 29, 1661. Buried in St Paul's
Cathedral. WiU, P.C.C. Father of the next. (D.N.B.;
Al. Oxon.)
WALTON, BRYAN. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Peterhouse,
June 24, 1673 (afterwards Fell. -Com.). S. of Brian (above),
Bishop of Chester. School, Chelsea. Matric. 1673; B.A.
1676-7; M.A. 1680; LL.D. 1688. FeUow, 1678. WiU (P.C.C.)
1696. (J. Ch. Smith.)
WALTON, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1554
(impubes).
WALTON, GEORGE. Adm. sizar at King's, Lent, 1602-3;
B.A. 1602-3; M.A. 1606.
WALTON, GILBERT. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, July 12, 1725.
Of Northamptonshire. Doubtless 3rd s. of John (1700),
schoolmaster and clerk, of Finedon. Bapt. there, Nov. 29,
1709. Matric. 1726; B.A. 1729-30; M.A. 1733. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) June 14, 1732; priest (Lincoln) Dec. 23, 1733.
C. of Burton Latimer, Northants., 1732. (H. I. Longden.)
WALTON, ISAAC. Adm. sizar (age 21) at St John's, June 30,
1727. S. of Isaac, clerk, C. of Marsden, Yorks. B. there.
School, Rishworth (Mr Wadesworth). Matric. 1727. Buried
at Marsden, June 29, 1730. (Scott-Mayor, iii. 407.)
WALTON, JAMES. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Dec. 20; priest, lj-s,\>J>V*V,
Dec. 21, 1623; 'M.A. of Trinity College.' One of these names
C. of Darwen, Lanes., 1637-40; minister of Deane, c. 1642-6;
of Horwich, 1647-8; C. of Blackley, 1648-50. Ejected
(according to Calamy) from Shaw or Horwich, 1662. (E.
Axon.)
WALTON, JAMES. B.A. from Magdalene, 1631-2.
WALTON, JOHN. Clerk. Scholar at King's Hall; adm. Oct. 4,
1404. Left by 1409. Perhaps R. of Gt Birch, Essex, 1426-8;
of Roding Margaret, 1437-50. One of these names V. of
Headon, Notts., 1432-3.
WALTON, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Easter, 1554.
WALTON, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1568;
B.A. 1571-2 ; M.A. 1575 ; B.D. 1582. Preb. of Lichfield, 1576.
R. of BredsaU, Derbs., 1577-1603. V. of High Offley, Staffs.,
1580-1603. R. of Gedling, Notts., 1589-1603. Archdeacon
of Derby, 1590. Died June 1, 1603. Buried at All Saints',
Derby. M.I. His widow founded a scholarship at St John's,
1605.
WALTEN, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter, 1614.
WALTON, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1632;
B.A. 1635-6; M.A. 1639. Perhaps C. of Famworth, Prescot,
Lanes., in 1647. But see Al. Oxon. for a contemporary
namesake. One of these names R. of Homsey, Middlesex,
1654. Perhaps father of Richard (1670).
WALTON, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 15, 1657.
Of Lancashire.
WALTON, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Peterhouse, July 6,
1670. Of Warwick.
WALTON, JOHN. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 18) at St John's,'
May 6, 1679. S. of Thomas, merchant. B. in London.
School, Heskin, Lanes. (Mr Foster). Matric. 1679; M.A.
1682 (Com. Reg.). Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Apr. 28, 1679.
WALTON, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, May 28, 1700.
Of Northamptonshire. Matric. 1700; B.A. 1703-4; M.A.
1721. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 24, 1704; priest, Sept. 23,
1705. Schoolmaster of Finedon, Northants., 1705; C. of
Finedon, 'upwards of 30 years.' Married Katherine Blake-
way at Finedon, Oct. i, 1705. Buried Mar. 5, 1741-2, at
Finedon. One of these names R. of Tilbrook, Beds., 1707-8;
V. of Melchboume, 1715-22. (H. I. Longden.)
WALTON, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Christ's, July 4, 1701.
S. of Thomas, R. of Knarsdale, Northumberland. School,
Lowther (Mr Thos. Lodge). Matric. 1702; Scholar, 1702-3.
C. of Crosby Garrett, Westmorland, 1707. Head Master of
Carlisle Grammar School, 1710-20. V. of Corbridge, 1720-
41. Buried there July 29, 1741. M.I. Father of John (1728).
(H. M. Wood; Peile, 11. 151.)
WALTON, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Christ's, 1720. Of Northumber-
land. School, Alnwick. Matric. 1720; Scholar, 1721. Ord.
deacon (York) May 20, 1722. (Peile, 11. 201.)
WALTON, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, July i.
1728. S. of John (1701), clerk, of Westmorland. B. at
Crosby Garrett. Schools, Carlisle and Durham (Mr R>Tner).
Matric. 1729; B.A. 1731-2. Ord. deacon (Durham) 1732;
priest, 1734; C. of Corbridge. V. of Corbridge, Northumber-
land, 1742-65. Married, at Bothal, Northumberland, June
30, 1741, Sarah Lawson. Buried June 2i, 1765. (Scott-
Mayor, III. 417; H. M. Wood.)
WALTON, LEONARD. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Sidney, Apr. 19,
1634, from Trinity. S. of Christopher, yeoman. B. at
Masham, Yorks. Schools, Bedale and Coxwold. Matric.
1633; B.A. from Sidney, 1636-7; M.A. 1640.
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WALTON, NICHOLAS. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1604. S. of George, alderman, of Durham. B..\. 1607-8;
M A 1611. Incorp. at Oxford, 1611. Master of Durham
Grammar School, 1614-28. P.C. of Croxdale, 1616-39.
Minister at St Nicholas, 1616-39. Buried there Apr. 17,
1639. Will, Durham. (H. M. Wood; Surtees, iv. 154; Al.
Oxon.)
WALTON, PHILIP. Adm. pens, at Trinity, June 10, 1729.
Of Waltham, Essex. School, Westminster. Matric. 1729;
Scholar, 1730; B.A. 1732-3; M-A. 1736; D.D. i759- Ord.
deacon (Bristol) Dec. 26, i737; priest (London) Mar. 18,
1738. Chaplain to Viscountess Primrose. R. of Mickleham,
Surrey, 1745-71. V. of Dorking, 1745-66. V. of Odiham,
1756-71. Preb. of Winchester, 1756-71. Chancellor of
Salisbury, 175&-71. V. of Alton, Hants., 1766-71. Died
Apr. 1771. {Al. Westmon., 300; Lambeth Act Book; T. C.
Dale.)
WALTON, RICHARD. Adm. sizar at TRiNiiy, June 6, 1670.
S of John (? 1632), clerk, deceased, of Lancashire. Matric.
1670. Migrated to Jesus, Oct. 19, 1672, age 18.
WALTON, THOMAS. Scholar at King's Hall, 1401. Pro-
moted to a benefice, Apr. 8, 1415. Preb. of Aylesbury,
Bucks., 1415-9. 'LL.B.'
WALTON, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1565. One of these names adm. at Gray's Inn, 1570.
WALTON, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Easter,
1628.
WALTON, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, Nov. 20,
i6io Of Cambridgeshire. Matric. 1631; B.A. 1634-5; M.A.
1638. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Feb. 18, 1637-8. Perhaps V.
of Waldershare, Kent, 1638, and R. of Eythome, 1661-98.
Died July 14, 1698.
WALTON, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Mar. 22,
1642-3. One of these names lecturer at Ilford, Essex, 1651-4.
V. oit West Ham, 1656-60, ejected. (H. Smith.)
WALTON, W. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1565.
WALTON, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Easter,
1561- B.A. 1564-5. Perhaps ord. priest (Ely) Sept. 21, 1567.
One of these names C. of St Dionis Backchurch, London.
Buried there Sept. 1, i577-
WALTON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, 1618. Of
Seaton, Devon. Matric. i6j8; B.A. 1621-2; M.A. 1625.
Subscribed for deacon's orders (Bristol) Sept. 22, 1621. V.
of Seaton, c. 1626. Emigrated to New England, c. 1635.
Settled permanently at Marblehead, Mass., 1637; served
there as minister among the fishermen. Buried at Marble-
head, Nov. 9, 1668. {FeU, 230; J. G. Bartlett.)
WALTON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Sidney, Apr. 28,
1635 S of William, B.A. (sic). B. in Cambridge. Schools,
Perse and Godmanchester (Mr Sell) and Potton, Beds.
(Mr Sheires). Matric. 1635; B.A. 1638-9. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) Mar. 1, 1639-40. V. of Fenstanton, Hunts., 1645-
63. R. of Abington Pigotts, Cambs., 1663-72.
WALTON WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Clare, Feb. 12, 1726-7.
B at Ely, Cambs. School, Ely. Migrated to Peterhouse,
Feb. 19, 1726-7. Matric. 1727; Scholar, 1727; LL.B. from
Queens' 1732. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 24, 1732; priest
(Norwich) June, 1735- R- oi Upton, Hunts., 1748-89. Died
Oct. 16, 1789, aged 85. WiU, P.C.C. (G. Mag.)
WALTON, . B.Can.L. 1482-3.
WALTON, . B.Civ.L. 1511-2.
WALWYDE, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Easter,
1585.
WALWYN, CHARLES. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1688. B. at Kentchurch, Hereford. Matric. 1689; B.A.
1692-3; M.A. 1696. Fellow, 1692. Ord. deacon (Lincoln)
Feb. 12, 1692-3. Master of Maidstone School, Kent, 1696-
1740. (Harwood.)
WALWYN, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1578;
Scholar, 1582; B.A. 1582-3; M.A. 1586. Incorp. at Oxford,
1504. Ord. priest (Chichester) Nov. 19, 1587. R- of Ockley,
Surrey, 1589-96. R. of Withyham, 1597. (W. C. Renshaw.)
WALWYN, PETER. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Lent,
1623-4. Of Norwich. One of these names, M.A., R. of
Kirton, Sufiolk, 1625.
WALWIN, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Caius, Apr. 17,
1682 S of William, plasterer, of Lynn. B. there. School,
Lynn. Matric. 1682; Scholar, 1682-7; B.A. 1685-6. {Venn,
I. 470.)
WALWYN, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Clare, Michs. 1579.
One of these names, 'of Arundel, Sussex'; adm. at Gray's
Inn, Oct. 28, 1584, from Staple Inn.
WALWYN, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Pembroke, May 8,
1697. S. of John, of Snodland, Kent, clerk. B. at Peter-
borough. Matric. 1697; B.A. 1700-1; M.A. 1733. Ord. deacon
Wandesford, John
(Ely) July 5, 1702; priest, Dec. 18, 1709. V. of Cudham,
Kent, 1709-46. R. of Downe, 1718-46. R. of Hayes, i733-
48. Buried there June 26, 1746.
WANDE, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Clare, Jan. 16, 1690-1.
Of Holwell, Leics. Matric. 1692; B.A. 1694-5- Ord. deacon
(Lincohi) Sept. 22, 1695; priest, Sept. 25, 1698. V. of
Abkettleby, Leics., 1698.
WANDELESS or WANTELESS, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from
St John's, Easter, 1611; B.A. 1614-5, Wandless; M.A.
1620.
WANDESFORD, CHARLES. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Peter-
house, June 17, 1687. S. of Sir Christopher, Bart., of
Kirklington, Yorks. Bapt. Sept. 15, 1669. School, Enfield,
Yorks. Scholar, 1687; Matric. 1688; B.A. 1690-1. Adm.
at the Middle Temple, Oct. 20, 1686. Ord. deacon (Chester)
June 12, 1693. Died s.p., 1695. Brother of Christopher
(1669). {T. A. Walker, 181; H. A. E. Sturgess; J. Parker.)
WANSFORTH or WANDSWORTH, CHRISTOPHER. B.A.
1511-2; M.A. 1515.
WAYNTFORD or WANSFORD, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. pens,
from St John's, Lent, 1564-5. Doubtless s. of Francis, of
Kirklington, Yorks. (and Anne, dau. of John Fulthorpe, of
Hepewell). If so, High Sheriff, 1578. Knighted, 1585-6.
Of Kirklington. Married Elizabeth, dau. of Sir George Bowes,
of Durham. Buried July 12, 1590, at Kirklington. Doubtless
father of George (1589), William (1589) and Francis {c. 1597).
{Genealogist, N.S. xv. 78.)
WANSFORD, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Clare,
Michs. 1610. Of Kirklington, Yorks. Doubtless s. and h.
of Sir George (1589). Bapt. Oct. 18, 1592, at Bishop Burton.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, Nov. i, 1612. Succeeded his father,
1612. M.P. for Aldborough, 1621-4; for Richmond, 1625-6;
for Thirsk, 1628. A personal friend of Sir Thomas Went-
worth (afterwards Earl of Strafford). Accompanied him to
Ireland. P.C. and Master of the RoUs, Ireland, 1633. Lord
Chief Justice of Ireland, 1639. Lord Deputy of Ireland, 1640.
Acquired Castlecomer, Kilkenny, 1637. Married (1) a dau.
of William Ramsden, of Longley, Yorks.; (2) Alice, dau. of
Sir Hewet Osborne, of Kniveton, Yorks., Sept. 22, 1614.
Died Dec. 3, 1640, at Dublin Castle. Buried at Christchurch,
Dublin. Will (Dublin) 1640. Brother of Michael (1614) and
father of John (1649). {Vis.ofYorks.;Buike,L.G.;J. Parker;
D.N.B.; Whitaker, ii. 140.)
WANDESFORD, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Trinity,
May 10, 1669. S. and h. of Sir Christopher, Bart., of Kirk-
lington, Yorks., and grandson of Christopher (above). B.
Aug. 19, 1656. Matric. 1669. Succeeded his father as 2nd
Bart., Feb. 1686-7. Sheriff of Yorks., 1689-90. M.P. for
St Canice, 1692-3, 1695-9 and 1703-7. P-C. (Ireland).
Created Baron Wandesford and Viscount Castlecomer, Mar.
15, 1706-7. Married Elizabeth, dau. of Hon. George
Montagu, of Horton, Northants. Died Sept. 13, 1707.
Brother of Charles (1687). (Burke; Vis. of Yorks., 1665;
G.E.C., III. 254.)
WANDSFORDE, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from St John's,
a, 1597. Doubtless 5th s. of Sir Christopher (1564-5), of
Kirklington, Yorks., Knt. B. Jan. 31, 1581-2. Brother of
George (1589) and William (1589). {Vis. of Yorks., 1585-)
WANDESFORD or WAINSFORD, GEORGE. B.A. 1467-8;
M.A. 1473-4, 'Wainsworth.' Doubtless s. of John, of Kirk-
lington, Yorks. Ord. Apr. 2, 1468. Perhaps preb. of St
Paul's, 1483-97, LL.B., Wandysford. {Genealogist, N.S.,
XV. 76.)
WAYNDESFORD, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from Trinity,
Michs. 1581. Doubtless 3rd s. of Michael, of Pickhill, Yorks.
Brother of Richard (1580) and Rowland (1584)-
WENSFORDE or WANDSFORD, GEORGE. Matric. Fell.-
Com. from St John's, Easter, 1589. Doubtless s. and h. of
Sir Christopher (1564-5), of Kirklington, Yorks. B. May 20,
1573. Knighted, Apr. 29, 1607. Married (i) Catherine, dau.
of Raphe Hansby, of Tickhill and Beverley; (2) Mary, dau.
of Robert Pamplin, officer of the Wardrobe to Queen
Elizabeth. Died c. 1610. Buried at St Andrew's, Holbom,
London. WiU proved, Sept. 12, 1612. Brother of William
(1589) and Francis (c. 1597), doubtless father of Christopher
(1610) and Michael (1614). {Genealogist, N.S., xv. 75.)
WANDESFORTH, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1549. Probably 4th s. of Christopher, of Kirklington, Yorks.
Adm. atLincohi'sInn, Oct.9, 1552. Died s./)., Feb. 23, i557-
8. One of these names, s. of Francis, of Hipswell, Yorks.,
executor to his father in 1559; of Lincoln's Inn {sic). (J.
Parker; Surtees Soc, 62.)
WANDESFORD, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Christ's, Oct.
31, 1649. 3rd s. of Christopher (1610), Lord Deputy of Ire-
land. B. 1634, in London. School, Richmond, Yorks.
Matric. 1649. M.P. for Richmond, 1661. Died unmamed,
Dec. 2, 1666. Buried at Hoddesdon, Herts. (Burke, L.G.;
J. Parker; Surtees Soc, 62.)
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WANDESFORD, MICHAEL. Matric. pens, from St John's,
Michs. 1614. Doubtless 3rd s. of Sir George (1589), of Kirk-
lingtoD, Yorks., Knt. B. at Beverley, Yorks. Bapt. Oct. 2,
1597. B.A. 1617-8; M.A. 1621. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Aug. lo,
1618. Ord. deacon (London) Sept. 18, 1624, age 26. Canon
of Ripon, 1625-37. R. of Kirklington, 1630-6. Dean of
Limerick, 1635, and of Derry, 1635. Died 1637. Will
proved (Derry) Sept. 3, 1638. Brother of Christopher (i6io).
(Vis. of Yorks., 1665; H. B. Swanzy; Whitaker, Richmond'
shire, 11. 140.)
WANDISFORD, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs.
1580. Of Richmondshire. Doubtless s. of Michael, of Pick-
haU, Yorks. B.A. from St John's, 1583-4; M.A. 1587.
Fellow of St John's, 1587. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 2,
1590-1. Married Muriel, dau. of Robert Yoward, of Stokes-
ley, in 1595. Brofher of George (1581) and of the next,
father of Rowland (1618) and William (i6ii). {Vis. of Yorks.,
1612; Surtees Soc., 62.)
WANDESFORD or WAYNSFORD, ROWLAND. Matric. pens,
from St John's, Michs. 1584. Doubtless s. of Michael, of
PickhaU, Yorks. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Oct. 30, 1588.
Called to the Bar, 1597. Bencher, 1613. Treasurer, 1626-7.
Attorney of the Court of Wards and Liveries, 1637.
Knighted, Feb. 12, 1637-8. Married Catherine, dau. of
Thomas Wentworth, of North Elmsall. Died before May 18,
1652. Will dated, Sept. 3, 1640; proved, Sept. 27, 1653.
Brother of Richard (above), etc. (Lincoln's Inn Bl. Bk;
Surtees Soc, 62.)
WANSFORD, ROWLAND. Adm. pens, at Sidney, Oct. 19,
1618. 2nd s. of Richard (1580), of Pickhall, Yorks., Esq.
B. in Yorkshire. Matric. 1618. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn,
Nov. 3, 1621. Brother of William (i6ii). (Vis. of Yorks.,
1612.)
WANDESFORD, WILLIAM. Scholar at King's Hall, Jan. i,
1439-40. Left, Dec. 22, 1441.
WENSFORDE or WANDSFORD, WILLIAM. Matric. Fell.-
Com. from St John's, Easter, 1589. Doubtless 2nd s. of
Sir Christopher (1564-5). Bapt. Oct. 28, 1576. Of Westham,
Essex. Married Margaret, dau. of Robert Pamplyn, of
London, June 8, 1603. Brother of George (1589) and Francis
(<:■ 1597). (Genealogist, N.S., xv. 78.)
WANTSFORD, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs.
1611. Doubtless s. and h. of Richard (1580), of PickhaU,
Yorks., Esq. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Oct. 8, 1611. Age 15
in 1612. Married Elizabeth Askwith, of Osgodby, Oct. 27,
1619. Living, 1640. Brother of Rowland (i6i8). (Vis. of
Yorks., 1612; Surtees Sac, 62.)
WANSFORTH,
-. B.A. 1530-1; M.A. 1534; B.D. 1543.
WANGFORD, Prior of. Fee for degree, 1458-9.
WANKFORD, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Queens', June 5, 1684.
Of Essex. Doubtless s. and h. of Robert, of Berwick Hall
(and Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Shelly, of Magdalen-Laver).
Succeeded his father, in 1688. Married (i) Dorothy, dau. of
John Fotherby, of Herts.; (2) Mary, dau. of Rev. John
Ouseley, R. of Panfield, Essex. Buried June 20, 1708, at
Topesfieid. Brother of Shelley (1690). (Moran<, 11. 359.)
WANKFORD, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Queens', July 4, 1724.
S. of Shelley (next), gent., of Essex. B. at Stanbourn.
School, Newport, Essex. Adm. sizar at St John's, Nov. 9,
1725, age 19; Matric. 1726. Ord. deacon (London) Nov. 26,
1729; priest, Sept. 20, 1730. C. of Fairstead, Essex. (Scott-
Mayor, III. 392.)
WANKFORD, SHELLEY. Adm. pens, at Queens', Apr. 10,
1690. Of Essex. Doubtless 3rd s. of Robert, of Berwick
Hall, Essex (and Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Shelley).
Brother of Robert (1684) and father of Robert (above).
WANLESS or WANLEYS, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Queens',
July 2, 1698. Doubtless s. of John, of Lincoln. Mus.Bac.
1698. Organist at York, 1691. Married Mary, dau. of Henry
Harrison, of Holtby, Yorks., Feb. 10, 1697-8. Musical
composer. Died Feb. 2, 1711. Buried at Belfrey's, York.
(J. E. West, Organists.)
WANLEY, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Christ's, Mar. 9,
1727-8. S. of William (by his 2nd wife Anne, dau. of
Humphrey Fowle, of Rotheriield) . B. at Marske, Richmond.
Bapt. there, Apr. 25, 1709. School, Kirkleatham (Mr Clark).
Matric. 1728; Scholar, 1730; B.A. 1731-2; M.A. 1735; D.D.
1748. Fellow, 1734-8. Ord. deacon (York) June 4, 1732;
priest, 1733. C. of Spofiorth, Yorks., 1732. V. of Thirkleby,
1737-50. V. of Aldborough, 1744-50. Preb. of Hereford,
1745-91. Preb. of Southwell, 1748-91. Chancellor of York,
1749-50. R. of Stokesley-in-Cleveland, Yorks., 1750-91.
Chaplain to Archbishop Hutton. Dean of the Collegiate
Church of Ripon, 1750-gi. Preb. of York, 1750-91. Married
Jane, dau. of Sir Henry Goodricke, Bart., of Ribston,
Warburton, Thomas
Yorks., Apr. 26, 1739. Died July 9, 1791. Buried at Ripon.
M.I. Probably brother of the next. (Peile, u. 216; W. J.
Kaye; Fowler, Memorials of Ripon, 11. 273; M. H. Pea-
cock.)
WANLEY, GEORGE. Adm. pens, at Christ's, June 29, 1738.
S. of William. Matric. 1738. Probably brother of Francis
(above).
WANLEY, NATHANIEL. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Peterhouse,
Dec. 21, 1649. Of Leicestershire. Bapt. Mar. 27, 1634, at
Leicester. School, Leicester. Scholar, 1650. Migrated to
Trinity, Jan. 27, 1651-2. B.A. 1653-4; M-A. 1657. R. of
Beeby, Leics. V. of Trinity Church, Coventry, 1662. Married
Ellen, dau. of Humphrey Burton, coroner and town clerk,
of Coventry, July 24, 1655. Author, The Wonders of the
Little World, etc. Died before Dec. 22, 1680. Father of
Humphrey, the antiquary, for whom see D.N.B. (D.N.B.;
Al. Oxon.)
WANLEY, WILLIAM. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Jesus, Apr. 29,
1700. Of Yorkshire. Matric. 1700.
WANT, JEREMY. Matric. sizar from King's, Easter, 1604.
WANT, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, Feb. 27, 1630-
i. S. of Nicholas, gent., of Newport, Essex. B. there.
WANTELESS, see WANDELESS.
WAPLE, EDWARD. B.D. 1680 (Incorp. from St John's CoUege.
Oxford). Matric. there, July 3, 1663. S. of Christopher, of
London. School, Merchant Taylors'. B.A. (Oxford) 1667;
M.A. 1671; B.D. 1677. Proctor (Oxford) 1675. Preb. of
Wells, 1667-1712. Archdeacon of Taunton, 1682-1712. V.
of St Sepulchre's, London, 1683-1712. Canon of Winchester,
1690-1712. Died June 8, 1712. Buried in the Chapel of
St John's College, Oxford. WiU, P.C.C. (Al. Oxon.; he Neve,
Mon.)
WAPLE, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Sidney, June 8, 1683.
S. and h. of Gravely, yeoman. B. at Chillington, Beds.
Schools, Felmersham and Uppingham. Matric. 1683; B.A.
1686-7.
WARBLINGTON, ROBERT, see PARFEW.
WARBURTON, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from Christ's, July,
1620. Possibly 4th s. of Peter, of Hefferstone, Cheshire.
If so, matric. (University CoUege, Oxford) Dec. 6, 1622,
age 20; B.A. (Oxford) 1623-4. (■^'- Oxon.)
WARBURTON, GEORGE. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, June
21, 1666. 2nd s. of Sir George, Bart., of Arley, Cheshire.
Migrated to Oxford. Matric. (Trinity CoUege, Oxford) May
23, 1667. Adm. at Gray's Inn, June 23, 1666. CaUed to the
Bar, 1673. Of the Gore, in Aston, parish of Budworth,
Cheshire. Married and had issue. (Venn, i. 427; Al. Oxon.;
Ormerod, i. 430.)
WARBURTON, HAMLET. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Mar. 1,
1644-5. Of Cheshire. Doubtless s. and h. of Thomas, of
Partington, Cheshire. Matric. 1645; Scholar. Adm. at Gray's
Inn, Feb. 6, 1644-5, 'Hannet.'
WARBERTON, Sir JOHN. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Trinity
Hall, Easter, 1568. Probably s. and h. of Sir Peter, of
Warburton, and Arley, Cheshire, Knt. Knighted, Oct. 2,
1553. Married Mary, dau. of Sir William Brereton, Knt.
Died Aug. 31, 1575, aged 52. Buried at Gt Budworth.
(Vis. of Cheshire, 1613; Ormerod, 1. 430.)
WARBERTON, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, Jan.
19, 1638-9. S. of Francis, gent., of Stubbins, near HasUng-
den. Lanes. B. there. School, Bolton (Mr Duckworth).
Matric. 1639. One of these names P.C. of Holcombe, Lanes.,
1667-91; perhaps the same man C. of Bury, Lanes., 1668,
and chaplain of Manchester College, 1692. Died June 10,
1693. Buried at Bury. (E. Axon; Victoria Hist. Lanes., v.
140.)
WARBURTON, JOHN. M.A. from St John's, 1664. Probably
R. of Oakham, Rutland, 1690-1736. Probably father of
Thomas (171 7) and WiUiam (1703).
WARBURTON, RICHARD. Proctor, 1457-8.
WARBURTON, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Pembroke,
Easter, 1611. B. in Cheshire. B.A. 1614. Ord. deacon
(London) Dec. 20, 1618, age 29. Schoolmaster in St Andrew's,
Holbom, London. One of these names V. of Darenth, Kent,
1627-42: of Wilmington, 1635-42.
WARBURTON, THOMAS. .Adm. pens, (age 15) at Peterhouse,
June 29, 1694. Of Hertfordshire. School, Lilley. Scholar,
1695.
WARBURTON, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's,
Sept. 28, 1717. S. of John (? 1664). cJcrk, of Rutland. B. at
Oakham. School, Oakham (Mr Wright). B.A. 1721-2. Ord.
deacon (Peterb.) May 20, 1722; 'C. of Oakham'; priest,
Sept. 22, I7i8; 'C. of Langham.' Brother of WiUiam (1703).
(Scott-Mayor, 111. 315.)
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WARBURTON, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Jesus, July 24, 1736.
S. of William (1703). B. at Newark, Notts. Matric. 1736;
Rustat Scholar, 1737; B.A. 1740-1; M.A. 1744. Fellow,
1744-56. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Dec. 20, 1741; priest
(Norwich) June, 1745. V. of Fordham, Cambs., i75i-4-
V. of Hundon, Suffolk, 1754-63. V. of Elmstead, 1755-98.
R. of Redenhall with Haileston, Norfolk, 1763-97. P.C. of
Coston. Archdeacon of Norfolk, 1768-97. Died Nov. i,
1797, aged 77. (A. Gray.)
WARBURTON, WILLIAM. Adm. at King's (age 17) a scholar
from Eton, Aug. 24, 1596. Of London. Matric. c. 1596;
B.A. 1599-1600; M.A. 1604. FeUow, 1599-1605. Incorp.
at Oxford, 1605. B.D. (Merton College, Oxford) 1612. V. of
Long Compton, Warws., 1605. R. of Saintbury, Gloucs.,
1617-42 (or later). WiU (P.C.C.) 1651-2.
WARBURTON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's,
Oct. 7, 1703. S. of John (? 1664), clerk. B. at Lavendon,
Bucks. School, Oakham (Mr Wright). Matric. 1704; B.A.
1707-8; M.A. 1711. Fellow, 1711-5. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
Sept. 23, 1710; priest, Sept. 19, 1713. C.of Egleton, Rutland.
Schoolmaster at Newark, Notts., 1714, when he married,
Nov. 14, 1714, Elizabeth Stanton. Brother of Thomas (1717)
and father of Thomas (i735)-
WARBURTON, WILLIAM. M.A. 1728 (on the King's visit).
2nd s. of George, town clerk of Newark, Notts. B. there,
Dec. 24, 1698. Schools, Newark and Oakham. D.D. (Lam-
beth) 1754. Articled to an attorney at East Markham, Notts. ,
1714-9. Ord. deacon (York) Dec. 12, 1723; priest (London)
Feb. 26, 1726. R. of Newton Blossomville, Bucks., 1726-30.
V. of Greasely, Notts., 1727-8. R. of Brant Broughton, 1728.
V. of Firsby-cwm-Steeping Magna, Lines., 1730-56. Read
widely and had a large literary correspondence. Chaplain
to Frederick, Prince of Wales, 1738, and to the King, 1754.
Preacher at Lincoln's Inn, 1746. Preb. of Gloucester,
1753-5- Preb. of Durham, 1755-79- Dean of Bristol, 1757.
Bishop of Gloucester, 1759-79- Gained the friendship of
Alexander Pope by publishing a defence of his Essay on Man,
and made his literary executor, 1744. Brought out an edition
of Pope's works, 1751. Intimate with Richard Kurd, Bishop
of Worcester. Married Gertrude Tucker, Sept. 5, i745-
Author, The Divine Legation of Moses, etc. Died June 7,
1779. Buried in Gloucester Cathedral. M.I. (Lambeth Act
Bk; T. C. Dale; Nichols, Lit. Anec., v. 530; D.N.B.; Rastell's
Newark.)
WARBYNTON, Mr. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1474-
WARCOP, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs. 1552.
WARCOP, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Trinity, Aug. 15,
1724. S. of Henry, merchant, of London. School, West-
minster. Matric. 1724; Scholar, 1726; LL.B. 1730-
WARCOPP, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, Apr. 9,
1731. S. of John, gent., of Yorkshire. B. at Gatenby, July 19,
1712. School, Bumeston. Matric. 1731; LL.B. 1737. Ord.
deacon (Lincoln) May 28, 1738; priest, June i, 1740. V. of
St Andrew, Auckland, Durham, 1751-6. R. of Coniscliffe,
1751-82. Died at Heighington, Durham, Dec. 2, 1782,
aged 70. Buried there. (Sco«-Mayor, 111. 435; H. M. Wood.)
WARCOPPE, LEONARD. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse,
Michs. 1559. 2nd s. of Cuthbert, of English, Oxon. Married
Rebecca'Cox. Brother of the next. (T. A.Walker.)
WARCOPPE, RALPH. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse, Michs.
1559 (impubes). S. and h. of Cuthbert, mercer, of English,
Nettlebed parish. Oxon. Adm. at Christ Church, Oxford,
1561; B.A. (Oxford) 1564. J. P. for Oxon. M.P. for
Oxon., 1601. Died Aug. 1605, aged 60. Brother of Leonard
(above). (Al. Oxon.)
WARCOPE, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1606.
WHARCOPE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1566.
WARCOPE, THOMAS. Matnc. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1586.
WARCOP, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, c. 1596.
WARCOPP, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's, June 5,
1663. S. of Thomas. B. at East Tanfield, Yorks. School,
Northallerton (Mr Smelt). Matric. 1663; LL.B. 1675. Incorp.
at Oxford, 1675. {Peile, i. 604.)
WARCOPE, . B.A. 1485-6; M.A. 1490-r.
WARD, ABEL. Adm. sizar at Queens', Oct. 12, 1736. Of
Staffordshire. Matric. 1736; B.A. 1740-1; M-A- i744-
Fellow, 1741-5. Incorp. at Oxford, 1744. Preb. of Chester,
1744-8. Chaplain to the Bishop of Chester. R. of St Anne's,
Manchester, 1745. Archdeacon of Chester, 1751-85. R. of
Dodleston, Cheshire, 1758-85. Died Oct. 9, 1785. Buried in
Chester Cathedral. Will, P.C.C. (G. Mag.)
WARD, ADAM. Matric. sizar from Emmanuel, Easter, 1603;
B.A. from King's, 1605-6. Perhaps brother of Isaac (1601-2).
Ward, Edward
WARD, AMBROSE. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1571.
Ord. priest (Peterb.) Oct. 23, 1573. R. of Boothby Pagnell,
Lines., 1577.
WARD, AMBROSE. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter, 1620.
WARD, AMBROSE. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, Apr. 4,
1646. S. of Ambrose, gent., deceased, of Yalding, Kent.
B. there. School, Hadlow (Mr Grymes). Adm. at the Inner
Temple, 1646-7.
WARD, ANTHONY. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Easter, 1551.
WARDE, ANTHONY. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter,
1573; B.A. 1576-7; M.A. 1580. One of these names R. of
Colesby (? Cowsby), Yorks.; died before Oct. 1623. {Peile,
I. 126.)
WARD, ANTHONY. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Feb. 22, 1602-3.
Matric. 1603; Scholar; B.A. 1606-7; M.A. i6io. One of
these names, minister, buried at Romford, Aug. 18, 1612.
WARDE, ANTHONY. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, Mar. 9,
1636-7. S. of Edward, of Beckfoot, Sedbergh parish, Yorks.
B. there. School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1637; B.A. 1640-1.
Perhaps treasurer of Cashel, 1661-8; V. of Templemore,
and R. of Thurles, i66i-8; R. of Knockgraffon, 1667-8;
Vicar-General of Cashel, 1667. (H. B. Swanzy.)
WARD, BENJAMIN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Pembroke, June
27, 1646. S. of Henry, of London. Matric. 1646.
WARDE, BRIAN. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Caius, Sept. 15, 1596.
S. of John, of Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmorland. School,
Kirkby Lonsdale. Matric. c. 1596; B.A. 1601-2. Ord. deacon
(Norwich) Sept. 26, 1603; C. of Heckingham, Norfolk, 1603;
priest, May 22, 1608; 'C. of Oulton.' C. of Walberswick,
Suffolk, i6ii. R. of Endgate, Beccles, 1613-41. {Venn, i.
160.)
WARD, CHARLES. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, Apr. 14,
1630. S. of Hamon, gent., of Hethersett, Norfolk. B. at
Topcroft. School, Holt (Mr Tallis). Matric. 1631; Scholar,
1631-5; B.A. 1633-4; M.A. 1637. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
June 12, 1636; priest (Norwich) Sept. 24, 1637. C. of Faken-
ham, Norfolk, 1637-c. 41, and of Letheringsett, 1637. R. of
Acle, in 1646. Buried there June 24, 1664. {Venn, i. 294.)
WARD, CHARLES. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, Apr. 8, 1680.
S. of Ralph, gent., deceased, of Horstead, Norfolk. B. at
Norwich. Schools, Norwich (Mr Mazey), Cawston (Mr Green)
and Lynn (Mr Horn). Matric. 1680; Scholar, 1680-5; B.A.
1683-4; M.A. 1693. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Sept. 9, 1686;
priest, Sept. 1687. C. of Hockering, Norfolk, 1686. R. of
Hockering, 1687. R. of Mileham, 1704-44. Died Aug. 6,
1744, aged 82. Buried at Mileham. M.I. One of these names
chaplain in the Navy, 1689. {Venn, i. 465; Carthew, Laun-
ditch, III. 291.)
WARD, CHARLES. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Christ's, June 28,
1690. S. of William. Bapt. Dec. 19, 1671, at Morpeth.
School, Morpeth. Matric. 1690; Scholar, 1690; B.A. 1693-4;
M.A. 1700. Ord. deacon (Durham) Sept. 20, 1696; priest,
Sept. 24, 1699. Lecturer at All Saints', Newcastle-on-Tyne,
1701. V. of Chatton, near Wooler, Northumberland, 1711-3.
V. of Long Horsley, 1714. Married, at St John's, Newcastle,
Oct. 23, 1711, Margaret Green. (H. M. Wood; Peile, 11. 117.)
WARD, CHARLES. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's, June 16,
1729. S. of William, merchant, of Northumberland. Bapt.
Apr. 19, 171 1, at St Nicholas, Newcastle. School, Sedbergh.
Matric. 1729; B.A. 1732-3; M.A. 1736. Ord. deacon (Ely)
Dec. 21, 1733; priest (Durham) Sept. 1735- Perhaps V. of
Tynemouth, 1740. V. of Whittinghame, Northumberland,
1763-73. Buried at Morpeth, June 16, 1773. {Scott-Mayor,
III. 423; H. M. Wood.)
WARD, CHRISTOPHER. Scholar of Trinity Hall, 1584.
WARD, ED. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1556
{impubes). Perhaps brother of Henry (1556).
WARD, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1614;
B.A. 1617-8; M.A. 1621.
WARD, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse, Easter,
1620.
WARD, EDWARD. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1634. Of Norfolk.
Doubtless s. and h. of Thomas, of Bixley, Norfolk, Esq.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, Nov. 1, 1635. Sheriff of Norfolk,
1655-6 and 1656-7. Knighted, Nov. 2, 1657. Created Bart.,
Dec. 19, 1660. Married (1) Mary, dau. of Richard Catelyne,
of Kirby Cane; (2) Elizabeth, dau. of John Harboume, of
Mundham, Norfolk. Buried Sept. 2, 1684, at Bixley. Father
of Edward (1658), Robert (1669) and John (1667). {G.E.C.,
III. 139.)
WARD, EDWARD. Adm. pens, at Clare, Mar. 21, 1638-9.
Matric. 1639.
WARD, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's, Easter,
1649.
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WARD, EDWARD. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age i6) at Magdalene,
Apr. 14, 1658. S. and h. of Edward (1634), Esq., of Bixley,
Norfolk. School, Norwich. Matric. 1658. Adm. at Gray's
Inn, Nov. 24, 1660. Succeeded his father as 2nd Bart.,
Sept. 1684. Married Jane, dau. of William Rant, M.D., of
Thorpe Market. Buried Mar. 18, 1686, at Postwick. Brother
of John (1667), etc., father of Edward (1689) and Thomas
(1682). (G.E.C., in. 139.)
WARD, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 20) at St John's, Aug. 26,
1685. S. of Edward, deceased. B. at Southscarle, Notts.
School, Newark (Mr Twelves). Matric. 1685.
WARD, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, June 12,
1689. S. of Sir Edward (1658), Bart., of Bixley, Norfolk.
School, Westminster. Matric. 1689; Scholar, 1690. Succeeded
as 4th Bart., Jan. 1692. Adm. at the Middle Temple, May 22,
1693. Married Barbara, dau. of Leonard Gooch, of Earsham,
Norfolk. Buried Aug. 2, 1719, at Bixley. Brother of Thomas
(1682) and father of Edward (1717).
WARD, EDWARD. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Clare, Apr. 19, 1698.
Of London. Perhaps s. of Sir Edward, Baron of the Ex-
chequer (for whom see D.N.B.). Matric. 1698. Left £500
towards building a new chapel at Clare, 1734. Died May 30,
1734-
WARD, EDWARD. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Clare, Apr. 2, 1717.
Doubtless s. and h. of Edward (1689). B. at Bixley, Norfolk.
Succeeded his father as 5th Bart., Aug. 1719. Married
Susan, dau. of William Randall, of Yarmouth, merchant.
Buried Mar. 7, 1736-7, at Bixley. Father of the next.
WARD, EDWARD. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 17) at Caius, Nov. 30,
1738. S. and h. of Sir Edward (above), Bart., of Bixley,
Norfolk. B. there, 1721. Matric. 1738. Succeeded his father
as 6th Bart., Mar. 2, 1736-7. Died unmarried, Apr. 7, 1742.
M.L at Bixley. [Venn, 11. 45; G.E.C., iii. 140.)
WARD, EDWARD JAMES. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity,
Feb. 14, 1727-8. S. of Alexander, of London. School,
Charterhouse. Matric. 1728; Scholar, 1729; B.A. 1731-2;
M.A. 1735. Fellow, 1734. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Dec. 20;
priest, Dec. 21, 1741.
WARD, ELI AS. Incorp. 1670, from Orange ('Auransiaca').
WARD, FRANCIS. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Feb. 28, 1671-2.
Of Derbyshire. Matric. 1672; B.A. 1675-6. R. of Ampton,
Suffolk, 1684-90.
WARD, GEORGE. Adm. at King's, Easter, 1546. Lay clerk
of King's.
WARD, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from St John's, c. 1591.
WARDE, GEORGE. B.A. from Christ's, 1603-4. Ord. deacon
and priest (Chester) Feb. 21, 1607-8.
WARD, GEORGE. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Peterhouse, May 3,
1667. Of Leicestershire. School, Loughborough. Matric.
1667; Scholar, 1668; B.A. 1670-1.
WARD, GEORGE Adm. sizar at Jesus, Mar. 12, 1686. Of
Cheshire. One of these names ord. priest (Chester) June 16,
1689. At Eccleston, Lanes. (? curate), in 1691. V. of Leigh,
1696-1733. Died 1733. (E. A.xon.)
WARD, GILBERT. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1575;
B.A. 1578-9. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 3, 1584. Perhaps
subscribed for priest's orders (Lincoln) Mar. 29, 1586.
V. of Barholme, Lines., 1584.
WARD, GILBERT. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1581.
WARD, GILBERT. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Christ's, Mar. 25,
1630-1. S. of Nicholas, of Derbyshire. School, Repton.
Matric. 1631; B.A. 1634-5.
WARD, GRENVILL. Matric. Fell.-Com. from King's, Easter,
1605, Gunvill; B.A. 1607-8.
WARD, HENRY. Adm. at King's (age 16) a scholar from Eton,
1476. Of Sherbrook, Beds. B.A. 1479-80; M.A. 1483. R. of
Kingston, Cambs. Took a religious house at Greenwich.
{JHarwood.)
WARD, HENRY. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1556
(impubes). Perhaps brother of Ed. (1556).
WARDE, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Caius, Jan. 21,
1595-6. 2nd s. of Edward, of Bixley, Norfolk, gent. Bapt.
Mar. 8, 1575-6. School, Norwich. Matric. from Christ's, c.
1593; Scholar, 1596-1601; B.A. 1597-8; M.A. 1601. (Venn,
I. 158.)
WARD, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1598.
WARD, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, June 28, 1620.
S. of Edward, of Mendham, Suffolk, gent. Adm. at Gray's
Inn, Apr. 28, 1619.
WARD, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Sept. 27, 1637.
S. of Thomas, Esq. Bapt. June 1, 1620, at Bixley, Norfolk.
School, Velverton (Mr Brookes). Matric. 1637. Adm. at
Gray's Inn, Mar. 5, 1628-9. Brother of Edward (1634).
(Venn, i. 328.)
Ward, John
WARD, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, May 8,
1660. S. of William, deceased, of Middlesex. B. there.
School, Stamford (Mr Hermon). Matric. i66o; B.A. 1665-6.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 10, 1666.
WARD, HERBERT. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1581;
B.A. 1585-6; M.A. 1589. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Mar. 25,
1586; priest (Lincoln) July 5, 1587. V. of Bumham Thorpe,
Norfolk, 1587. Licensed, Sept. 9, 1619, to marry Eliz.
Sutcliffe, of Bigbye, Lines.
WARD, HERBERT. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs. 1624.
Of Norfolk. B.A. 1628-9; M.A. 1632. Ord. deacon and
priest (Norwich) Dec. 23, 1632. V. of Hindringham, Norfolk,
1633. V. of Heverland, in 1662.
WARD, ISAAC. Adm. at Emmanuel, Feb. 5, 1601-2. Matric.
c. 1601; B.-'V. from King's, 1604-5. Perhaps brother of
Adam (1603).
WARD, ISAAC. Matric. sizar from Sidney, Easter, 1607. Of
Wanvickshire. Migrated to Queens', Feb. 1605^-10. B.A.
1610-1; M.A. 1614. Incorp. at Oxford, 1616, 'Warren.'
Perhaps presented to Snargate, Kent, 1648.
WARD, ISAIAH. M.A. 1655 (Incorp. from Oxford). S. of Isaiah,
of Tysoe, Oxon., pleb. Matric. (Christ Church, Oxford) Apr.
9, 1647, age 18; U.A. (Oxford) 1649-50; M.A. 1652. One of
these names, M.D., buried in the Middle Temple Church,
Aug. 15, 1674. Admon., P.C.C. (Al. Oxon.)
WARD, JAMES. Adm. sizar at Clare, May 8, 1653. S. of
Adam. B. in London. Migrated to Christ's, Jan. 27, 1654-5.
B.A. from Christ's, 1656-7; M.A. 1660. Perhaps ord. deacon
(Lincoln) Dec. 23, 1660; priest, same day. One of these
names R. of Nettlestead, Kent, 1662-1700. Buried there
Apr. 1, 1700. (Peile, i. 564.)
WARD, JAMES. Adm. pens, at St John's, Mar. 18, 1653-4.
S. of John (? 1609), clerk, of Dennington, Suffolk. B. there.
School, Charterhouse. Matric. 1654. (Al. Carthus., 119,
where he is wrongly styled M.A. from Christ's, 1660; a
confusion with James (above).)
WARD, JAMES. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Christ's, May 23, 1674.
S. of William. B. at Settle. School, Giggleswick. Matric.
1674; B.A. 1677-8. Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1678; priest.
Mar. 1682-3. (Peile, 11. 52.)
WARD, JEREMY. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Sidney, June 8, 1629.
S. of Robert, farmer. B. at Twichell, Hope, Derbs. Schools,
Twichell and Sheffield. Matric. 1629; B.A. 1632-3; M.A.
1636. Perhaps the Jeremy Ward, M.D., of Alsop, Derbs.
One of these names of Nether Ashope (? Alsop), Dertis.;
will (P.C.C.) 1651; to be buried at Hope. Perhaps father of
Robert (1664). (F.M.O., 647; J. Ch. Smith.)
WARD, JOHN. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1450.
Of Newark.
WARD, JOHN. A monk: student from Oxford. Grace for degree
(? B.D.) 1458-9.
WARD, JOHN. Ccnn. for M.A. or higher degree, 1462.
WARD, JOHN. B.A. 1478-9; M.A. 1482-3. Perhaps V. of
Snailwell, Cambs., 1492, 'M.A.'
WARD, JOHN. Degree (? B.D.) 1486-7 or 1489-90. Perhaps
V. of Duxford St Peter, Cambs., 1500, 'B.D.' WUl (P.C.C.)
1526.
WARD, JOHN. B.Can.L. 1530-1. One of these names a monk
of Ely; preb. of Ely, 1541.
WARD, JOHN. B.Civ.L. 1532-3.
WARDE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter, 1579;
B.A. 1581-2; M.A. 1586. Probably ord. priest (Norwich)
Dec. 1586; R. of Livermere, Suffolk, 1588-1631. Died 1631.
(Identified by Cooper, 11. 310, with the well-known preacher
at Haverhill, Bury, and at Writtle, near Chelmsford. M.I.
at Haverhill, which states that he preached the gospel there
and at Bury for 34 years, but not the date of his death.
The dates make this identification improbable.) (P*iU, i.
152.)
WARD, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Apr. 27, 1596.
Doubtless s. of John, clerk, preacher at Haverhill, Essex.
Matric. c. 1597. One of these names ord. priest (London)
1602. R. of Little Ellingham, Norfolk, 1608. V. of St
Swithin, Norwich. Brother of Nathaniel (1596) and Samuel
(1594)-
WARD, JOHN. Adm. scholar at Trinity Hall, June 11, 1598;
LL.U. 1605.
WARDE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter, i6o6.
School, Merchant Taylors'. B.A. 1609-10; M.A. 1613.
WARD, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1607.
Perhaps buried at Aspeden, Herts., Jan. 17, 1655. If so,
father of Seth (1632). (Clutterbuck, iii. 356.)
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WARD, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June i6, 1609.
Matric. 1609; Scholar; B.A. 1612-3; M.A. 1616. Ord.
priest (Norwich) Sept. 1614. V. of St Michael-at-Plea,
Norwich, 1617. Perhaps R. of Dennington, Suffolk, 1624-33,
and R. of St Clement's, Ipswich, 1645-65. Died before
Nov. 1665. Perhaps father of Samuel (1648).
WARD, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Mar. 6, 1609-10.
Matric. 1610; B.A. 1614-5; M.A. 1618.
WARDE, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 21) at Caius, May 22, 1612.
S. of Henry, gent., of Bolton, Yorks. School, Richmond.
Matric. 1612.
WARDE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter, 1614.
WARD, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Mar. 14, 1614-5.
B. at Scarborough, Yorks. Matric. 1615; Scholar; B.A.
1618-9; M.A. 1622; B.D. 1629. Fellow. Perhaps proctor,
1626. Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1621; priest (London)
June 18, 1623, age 24; C. of Berdon, Essex. V. of Winsford,
Somerset, 1629. Probably his will (P.C.C.) 1657; V. of ,
Somerset; property close to Winsford and in Cambridge.
(J. Ch. Smith.)
WARD, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Aug. 30, 1622. S. of
Nathaniel (1596), clerk. B. at Haverhill, Essex, Nov. 5,
1606. Matric. 1622; B.A. 1626-7; M.A. 1630. R. of Hadleigh,
Essex, 1633-9. Went to New England, 1639; pastor at
Haverhill, Mass., 1641-93. Married Alice, dau. of Nicholas
Edmunds, of Alkham, Kent, May 24, 1636. Died Dec. 27,
1693. (FeU, 378; J. G. Bartlett.)
WARD, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Easter, 1626.
Matric. 1626.
WARD, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1626.
WARD, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's, Feb. 29,
1627-8. S. and h. of George, of Carlton Curlieu, Leics. and
of Marston-Trussell, Northants. Bapt. Dec. 27, 1609, at
Marston-Trussell. School, Hothorpe (Mr Axley). Matric.
1628. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 23, 1626-7. (Peile, 1. 389;
Nichols, 11. 539.)
WARD, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, July 2, 1629. Of
Norfolk. Matric. 1629; B.A. 1632-3. Ord. deacon (Norwich)
Mar. 2, 1633-4. One of these names V. of Gretton, North-
ants., 1651, and V. of Weedon Beck, 1663-74. But see Al.
Oxon. for a contemporary namesake.
WARD, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Sidney, June, 1633.
S. of George, Esq. (and Mary, dau. of Sir Richard Wiseman).
B. at Upton, Badsworth, Yorks. School, Eton. Matric.
1633; B.A. 1636-7; M.A. 1640. V. of Sheering, Essex, 1649,
and in 1664. R. of Wennington, 1670. Chaplain to the
Bishop of Salisbury. Will (P.C.C.) 1670. (One of these names
ord. priest (Lincohi) Apr. 2, 1642. Perhaps V. of Crowle,
Lines., 1642.) Father of John (1669) and Richard (1674).
{Hunter, 11. 445; Lambeth Act Bk; T. C. Dale.)
WARD, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Queens', Dec. 12, 1633. Of
Warwickshire.
WARD, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Michs. 1646.
WARD, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's, Easter,
1648; B.A. 1651-2; M.A. 1655. Incorp. at Oxford, 1653,
'Thomas.' Perhaps licensed to Harkstead, Suffolk, 1662.
One of these names, M.A., licensed to practise medicine,
Nov. 22, 1666.
WARD, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Peterhouse, Nov. 10,
1652. Of Rutland. School, Uppingham. Matric. 1655;
B.A. 1656-7.
WARD, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Jesus, June 23, 1653- ^^
Derbyshire. Matric. 1653.
WARD, JOHN. Matric. from Caius, 1663; B.A. 1667-8. Ord.
deacon (Nor\vich) Dec. 18, 1670; priest, Jan. 5, 1672-3. R.
of Billockby, Norfolk, 1673-9, and of Anmere, 1678-1705.
{Venn, i. 433.)
WARDE, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Apr. 3, 1664. S. of
Francis, of South Walsham, Norfolk. Matric. 1664; Scholar,
1664; B.A. 1667-8. Brother of Samuel (1664).
WARD, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Apr. 23, 1667.
S. of Sir Edward (1634), Bart., of Bixley, Norfolk. Bapt.
there, Jan. 9, 1650-1. Schools, Surlingham (Mr Jewel) and
Mendlesham (Dr Smith). Matric. 1667; Scholar, 1667-74;
B.A. 1670-1; M.A. 1674. Fellow, 1676-81. Probably ord.
priest (Lincoln) May 29, 1681. C. of Ryburgh, Norfolk, 1681.
R. of East Bilney, 1681-1708. C. of Bittering, 1684. Brother
of Robert (1669) and Edward (1C58). (Venn, 1. 430.)
WARD, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, Mar. 21,
1667-8. S. of William, yeoman, of Bramley, Yorks. B. there.
School, Rotherham (Mr Barton). Matric. 1668; B.A. 1671-2;
M.A. 1675. Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 21, 1673; priest, Feb.
1675-6.
Ward, Lees
WARD, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Sidney, Apr. 27, 1669.
2nd s. of John (1633), R. of Sheering, Essex. B. there.
Schools, Bishop's Stortford and Felsted. Matric. 1670; B.A.
1672-3; M.A. 1676. Signed for deacon's orders (London)
Dec. 18, 1673; for priest's, Mar. 13, 1673-4. Usher at Derby
School, 1675-93. V. of Sawbridgeworth, Herts., 1678-91.
V. of Mickleover, Derbs., 1691-1740. Died 1740. Brother
of Richard (1674) and father of John (1704-5). (H.M.Wood;
Cox, Churches of Derbs., iv; Surtees, in. 13.)
WARD, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Apr. 8, 1675. Of
Rutland. School, Market Bosworth. Scholar; B.A. from
Emmanuel, 1678-9. Perhaps R. of Edith Weston, Rutland,
1683-7; died 1687, B.A.
WARD, JOHN. Adm. at Trinity Hall, July 2, 1675. S. of
John, deceased, of Exford, Somerset. B. there. School,
Arundell. Migrated to St John's, July 4, 1676, age 19.
Matric. 1676; B.A. 1678-9.
WARD, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Queens', May 27, 1682. Of
Nottinghamshire. Matric. 1682; B.A. 1685-6. One of these
names R. of Edmondthorpe, Leics., 1689-1709. Perhaps R.
of Tarporley, Cheshire, 1709-15; died Apr. 11, 1715; will,
mentions property in Notts. (E. Axon.)
WARD, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Oct. 8, 1697. OfStafiord-
shire. Probably s. of Michael. B. at Newcastle, Staffs.
M.A. 1698. Adm. at Trinity College, Dublin, May 1, 1683,
age r8; Scholar, 1685; B.A. 1686. (H. B. Swanzy.)
WARDE, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Queens', Feb. 19, 1704-5.
Of Hertfordshire. S. of John (1669), V. of Sawbridgeworth,
Herts. B. at Mickleover, Derbs. Matric. 1705; B.A. 1708-9;
M.A. 1712; B.D. 1721. Fellow, 1710-33. Junior Proctor,
1717-8. Ord. deacon (Ely) Sept. 20, 1713; priest (London)
June 12, 1715. V. of Oakington, Cambs., 1722. R. of Little
Eversden, 1725. R. of Longford, Derbs. R. of Hickling,
Notts., 1730-56. V. of Melbourne, Derbs., 1732. Died 1756.
WARD, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Christ's, July 9, 1709.
S. of Thomas. B. at Willian, Herts. School, Buntingford
(Mr England). Matric. 1710; Scholar, 1710-1; B.A. 1713-4-
Ord. deacon (London) Sept. 19, 1714; priest, July, 1720.
C. of Gamlingay, Cambs., 1727. {Peile, 11. i73-)
WARD, JOHN. Matric. Fell.-Com. from King's, Easter, 1722.
Possibly s. and h. of William, of Sedgley Park, Staffs.
If so, succeeded his cousin William as 6th Baron Ward of
Birmingham, 1740. Created Viscount Dudley and Ward of
Dudley, Worcs., Apr. 21, 1763. Married (i) Anna-Maria,
dau. of Charles Bourchier, of Dublin, Dec. 26, 1723 ; (2) Mary,
dau. of John Carver, of Westminster. Died May 6, 1774,
aged c. 70. Perhaps brother of William (1724)- {G.E.C.,
viii. 49; Collins, VI. 272.)
WARD, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity, Dec. 5, i732-
S. of Michael (1698), R. of Leigh, Staffs. B. Sept. 15, 1715.
School, Trentham (Mr Hargreaves). Matric. 1733; Scholar,
1733; B.A. 1736-7; M.A. 1740. Fellow, i739- R- of Cheadle,
Staffs. V. of Over, Cambs., 1756. Died s.p., Dec. 11, 1792.
(Burke, L.G.)
WARD, JOSEPH. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 8, 1629. Of
Suffolk. Doubtless s. of Samuel (c. 1594)- Matric. 1629;
B.A. 1632-3; M.A. 1636. Brother of Nathaniel (1628) and
Samuel (1621).
WARD, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June 17, 1657.
Of Leicestershire. Matric. 1657; B.-A. 1661. Perhaps ord.
priest (Norwich) Aug. 13, 1662. R. of Badingham, Suffolk,
1661. One of these names R. of Warrington, Lanes., 1664-90,
'M.A.'; died 1690. (But this may apply to Joseph (above).]
Perhaps father of William (1704). {Vict. Hist. Lanes., in.
310, where he is identified with Joseph Ward, M.A., of
Emmanuel.)
WARD, JOSEPH. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Dec. 10, 1673-
Of Suffolk. Matric. 1674; B.A. 1677-8: M.A. 1681. Ord.
deacon (Norwich) Mar. 1679-80; priest, Dec. 19, 1680. R.
of Thorpe-Market, Norfolk, 1680-90. R. of Cley-next-the-
Sea, 1690-1735. R. of Aldborough, 1699-1717, and probably
1728-30. R. of Barton, 1717-24. R. of Warham, 1730-5.
Died Mar. 5, 1735, aged 77. M.I. at Cley. Father of Joseph
(1715). (H. G. Harrison; Blomefield, ix. 379-)
WARD, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Peterhouse, July 8,
1689. Of Cambridgeshire. School, Ely. Matric. 1690;
Scholar, 1693; B..A. 1693-4; M.A. 1697.
WARD, JOSEPH. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 6, 1715- Ot
Norfolk. S. of Joseph (1673), R. of Barton, Norfolk. School,
Eton. Matric. 1717; B.A. 1720-1; M.A. 1724- Ord. priest
(Lincoln) May 20, 1722. R. of Blakeney, Norfolk, 1724-7.
R. of Little Dunham, 1724-41. R. of Barton, 1724-41.
WARD, LEES. Adm. pens, at Jesus, June 18, 1709. Of
Retford, Notts. Matric. 1709; Scholar, 1711; B.A. 1712-3;
M.A. 1716. Fellow, 1716-42. Senior Proctor, 1730-1.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1733. Ord. deacon (Ely) June 16, 1717;
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priest, Sept. 21, 1718. V. of Swavesey, Cambs., 1720-6.
V. of Guilden Morden, 1726. R. of Harlton, 1727-55-
Drowned himself at Harlton. Buried there Nov. 2, 1755.
(A. Gray; Al. Oxon.)
WARDE, LEONARD. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs. 1564.
Probably B.A. (St Alban's Hall, Oxford) 1571; M.A. 1575-
Ord. priest (Lincoln) July 28, 1572- R- of Winwick, North-
ants., 1582-1614. V. of Theddiiigworth, Leics., 1582. Perhaps
his will (P.C.C.) dated Nov. 25, 1644; Leonard Ward, D.D.
(Peile, I. 88.)
WARD, LUKE. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1629.
Of Northamptonshire. Doubtless s. of Richard, of Guils-
borough (and Elizabeth Lucas). Bapt. there, Apr. 6, 1614.
B.A. 1632-3; M.A. 1636. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Feb. 18,
1637-8. R.of Weston Favell, 1641-74. V. of Guildsborough,
1665-74. Chaplain to the Earl of Portland. Married Jane,
dau. of Samuel Gierke, D.D., R. of St Peter's, Northants.
Died Apr. 29, 1674. Buried at Weston Favell. M.L Will
proved (Archd. Northampton) May 13, 1674. (Le Neve,
Mon., IV. 159; Bridges, i. 470; H. I. Longden.)
WARD, MARMADUKE. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Sidney, June
18, 1633. S. of William, gent. B. at Hurworth, Durham.
School, Hurworth. Matric. 1633; B.A. 1636-7; M.A. 1640.
Buried at Hurworth, Mar. 8, 1 670-1.
WARD, MARMADUKE. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's,
June 6, 1729. S. of Joseph, gent., of Derbyshire. B. near
Chesterfield. School, Chesterfield (Mr Burrow). Matric.
1729; B.A. 1732-3. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) May 20, 1733",
priest (Norwich) Oct. 1735. R. of Occold, Suffolk, 1745-56.
R. of Swafield, Norfolk, 1746-72. R. of Beeston-by-Sea,
1765-72. Died Feb. 6, 1772. (Scott-Mayor, iii. 422.)
WARD, MATTHEW. Matric. sizar from Christ's, 1592-3;
B.A. 1596-7; M.A. 1600; B.D. 1608. Fellow, 1598-1609.
Taxor, 1603. C. of Caldecote, Cambs., 1607; V., 1609-39.
Buried there Mar. 15, 1638-9.
WARDE, MATTHEW. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius, c. 1597.
S. of Anthony. B. at Northcote, Yorks. School, Giggleswick.
Matric. c. 1597; B.A. from Clare, 1599-1600.
WARD, MICHAEL. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Michs. 1560;
B.A. 1563-4 (istin the ordo); M.A. 1567; B.D. 1576. Fellow,
1565-75. Ord. deacon (Ely) July 29, 1565; priest, Dec. 21,
1568. R. of Ockley, Surrey, 1576-87. Died 1587. {Manning
and Bray, 11. 167.)
WARD, MICHAEL. D.D. 1674 (Incorp. from Trinity College,
Dublin). S. and h. of Richard, of Newcastle-under-Lyne.
B. at Newport, Salop, 1643. B.A. (Dublin) 1660. Fellow of
Trinity College, Dublin, 1662; Provost, 1674; Vice-Chancellor
of Trinity College, Dublin, 1678. Regius Professor. Incorp.
at Oxford, 1674. Bishopof Ossory, 1678. Bishop of London-
derry, 1679-81. DiedOct. 3, 1681. Will, Dublin. (Al.Oxon.;
Burke, L.G.)
WARD, MICHAEL. Adm. sizar at Clare, July 11, 1698. S. of
Michael, of Newcastle, Stags. B. Dec. 7, 1681. Matric.
1701; LL.B. 1704. Incorp. at Oxford, 1705. R. of Blithfield,
Staffs., 1713. R. of Leigh, 1723-44. Died Sept. 11, 1744-
Father of John (1732). (Al. Oxon.; Burke, L.G.)
WARD, NATHANIEL. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Apr. 15,
1596. S. of John, clerk, preacher at Haverhill, Essex. B.
there, 1578. B.A. 1599-1600; M.A. 1603. For some years
studied law and travelled. Chaplain to the British merchants
at Elbing, 1620-4. C. of St James', Piccadilly, London,
1626-8. R. of Stondon Massey, Essex, 1628-33; suspended
by Laud on account of his Puritan views. Went to New
England, 1634. Pastor at Ipswich, Mass., 1634-6. Joined
with Rev. John Cotton, of Boston, in framing the first code
of laws established in New England, 1639. Appointed a
member of the Committee for revising the laws of Mas-
sachusetts, 1645. Returned to England, 1646. R. of Shen-
field, Essex, 1648-52. Perhaps one of the Six preachers at
Canterbury, 1647. Author, religious. Died Oct. 1652.
Brother of John (1596) and Samuel (1594), father of John
(1622). (D.iV.B.; J. G. Bartlett.)
WARD, NATHANIEL. Matric. sizar from King's, Michs. 1619.
B. Jan. 2, 1605. B.A. 1623-4; M.A. 1627. V. of Staindrop,
Durham, 1635-44. Slain fighting for the king at the siege of
Milium Castle, Cumberland, Dec. 1644. (H. M. Wood;
N. and Q., 2nd S., xii. 426; viii. 77-)
WARD, NATHANIEL. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Sidney, June 28,
1628. S. of Samuel (1594), former Fellow of the College.
B. at Ipswich. School, Ipswich. Matric. 1629; B.A. 1631-2;
M.A. 1635; D.D. i66i (Lit. Reg.). Ord. deacon {LUt. dim.
Canterbury) Sept. 19, 1635. Probably R. of Hadleigh,
Essex, 1639-40. R. of Hawkwell, 1640-43. Perhaps preb.
of Lincoln, 1660-6; died 1668. Brother of Samuel (1621)
and Joseph (1629). (Lc Neve, Fasti, 11. 170.)
WARD, NATHANIEL. Adm. pens, at Clare, Apr. 25, 1660.
Perhaps s. of William, of Hinckley, Leics. Bapt. Dec. 24,
Ward, Richard
1643. Matric. 1660. Buried at Hinckley, Sept. 23, 1662.
One of these names R. of Pitsea, Essex, 1670-88. [Nathaniel
W., of Pilsey (sic), Essex, clerk, widower, age c. 31, married
Elizabeth Cooper, of Surrey, June 5, 1676.] Will dated,
Feb. 20, 1687; proved (Chehnsford) May 11, 1688. (Nichols,
IV. 710.)
WARD, NATHANIEL. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Sidney, OcW 3,
I7i6. S. of Richard (? 1675). B. at Perivale, Middlesex.
School, Harrow. Matric. 1716; B.A. 1725-6.
WARD, NICHOLAS. Adm. sizar (age 13) at Sidney, Nov. 26,
1636. S. of Joseph, Esq. B. at Middleham, Durham. Bapt.
there, Aug. 25, 1622. School, Middleham. Matric. 1637;
B.A. 1640-1; M.A. 1644. Fellow. Incorp. at Oxford, 1644.
WARD, NOAH. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Christ's, Mar. 30, 1659.
S. of Robert. B. at Derby. School, Derby (Mr George Hill).
Matric. 1659. Usher at Derby School. Ord. at Sheffield.
Chaplain to Sir John Wentworth; removed to Askham, near
York; remained there 11 years, preaching chiefly at York,
EUinthorpe and Selby. Died May 22, 1699, aged 59. (Peile,
I, 584; Calamy, 11. 597.)
WARD, PHILIP. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Christ's, May 12, 1624.
S. of Francis. B. at Repton. School, Repton. Matric. 1624;
B.A. 1627-8; M.A. 1631. Ord. priest (Lichfield) Sept. 1630.
Assistant Master at Repton School, 1628-39. C. of Repton;
v., 1639-42. Brother of Thomas (1630). (Peile, I. 358;
Repton Sch. Reg.)
WARD, PHILIP. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's, Easter,
1639. Of Suffolk. B.A. 1642-3; M.A. 1646.
WARD, RALPH. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, July 28, 1602.
Matric. i6o2. Ord. deacon and priest (Norwich) May 22,
i6o8, age 24; C. of Shelton, 'B.A.'
WARD, RALPH. Adm. sizar (age i8) at Sidney, Jan. 26,
1646-7. S. of Ralph, schoolmaster at Denby, Yorks. School,
Denby. Matric. 1647; B.A. 1650; M.A. 1654. Incorp. at
Oxford, 1654. Minister at Denby. Chaplain to Colonel
Fenwick's regiment at Leith. R. of Wolsingham, Durham,
1653. V. of Hartbum, Northumberland; ejected, 1660.
Kept school at Newcastle-on-Tyne. Domestic chaplain to
Sir John Hewley, of York. Imprisoned at York, 1684-6.
(Calamy, 11. 257; Al. Oxon.)
WARD, RALPH. Adm. sizar (age 17, sic) at St John's, Nov. 2,
1661. S. of Robert, grocer, of Stokesley, Yorks. Bapt. there,
Sept. 15, 1642. School, York (Mr Banks). Migrated to
Oxford. Matric. (Lincoln College, Oxford) Apr. 26, 1662,
age 17 (sic); B.A. (Oxford) 166&-7. (Al. Oxon.)
WARDE, RICHARD. 'King's Scholar' at Cambridge; adm.
Feb. 2, 1342. S. of John. Left, 1355.
WARDE, RICHARD. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
Aug. 13, 1525. Of Winkfield, Berks. Name off, 1528. (B.A.
according to Harwood.) Barrister, Inner Temple; Reader,
1534; Treasurer, 1537. M.P. for New Windsor, 1542, 1547,
1552-4; for Berks., 1571. Escheator for Oxon. and Berks.,
1542. Keeper of the armoury at Windsor. Died c. 1578.
Will (P.C.C.) 1578. (Cooper, in. 2.)
WARD, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Trinity Hall, Easter,
1545 (imputes).
WARD, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Michs. 1567;
B.A. 1571-2; M.A. 1575; B.D. 1583. Ord. deacon (Ely)
Nov. 15, 1577; priest, Dec. 15, 1580, age 26; C. of Hauxton
and Newton, Cambs. (A. Gray.)
WARD, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Michs.
1568. Possibly same as the next.
WARD, RICHARD. Scholar of Trinity, 1575; B..'^. 1575-6;
M.A. 1579. Ord. deacon (Ely) Nov. 17, 1577; priest (Nor-
wich) Sept. 19, 1578. V. of Little Saxham, Suffolk, and
Pensthorpe, Norfolk, i594-
WARD, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Sidney, June 29,
1622. S. of George, of Upton, Yorks., gent., and nephew of
Samuel (1588-9). B. in London. School, Kirby, Yorks.
(Mr Will. Green). Matric. 1622; B.A. 1625-6. (Sidney Coll.
Reg-)
WARD, RICHARD. M.A. 1631 (Incorp. from St Andre\vs).
Ord. deacon and priest (Durham) Sept. 19, 1630. Doubtless
V. of Stanstcd Mountfitchet, Essex, 1640-7; V. of Abbots
Langley, 1657 and 1679-84.; R. of Bushey, Herts., i662-«4.
Author, theological treatise. Died July 25, 1684, aged 82.
Buried at Bushey. M.I. Probably father of Richard (1678).
(Clulterbuck, i. 341; J. Ch. Smith.)
WARD, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, May 19,
1657. S. of Ralph, gent., of Horstead, Norfolk. B. at
Drayton. School, Norwich (Mr Levering and Mr Lucie).
Matric. 1657; Scholar, 1657-62; B.A. 1660-1. Migrated to
Jesus, Oct. n, 1662. Ord. deacon (Norwich) June 10, 1666;
'C. of Oxnead, Norfolk'; priest (Exeter) Dec. 19, 1669.
R. of Beeston St Andrew, 1670-93. Buried there Dec. 26,
1693. (Venn, t. 398.)
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WARD, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 22) at Pembroke, May 26,
1669. S. of Richard, mercer. B. at Kendal, Westmorland.
WARD, RICHARD. Adm. sizar at Trinity, June lo, 1672.
Matric. 1672; B.A. 1675-6-
WARD, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Christ's, May 8,
1674. S. of John (1633). B. at Sheering, Essex. School,
Bishop's Stortford (Mr Conway). Matric. 1674; B.A. 1677-8;
M.A. 1681. Ord. deacon (London) Dec. 22, 1678; priest,
Dec. 19, 1680. R. of Elton, Notts., in 1685. Chaplain to the
Bishop of Salisbury. R. of Ingoldsby, Lines., 1685-1723-
R. of Belton, 1710-23. Chaplain to the Archbishop of York.
Author, Life of Henry More. Died Dec. 8, 1723. Buried at
Belton. M.I. Brother of John (1669). (Pei/u, n. 51; Tumor,
Grantham, 93; Lambeth Act Bk; T. C. Dale.)
WARD, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Sidney, May 21,
1675. S. of Richard, farmer. B. at Bilsdale, Yorks. Schools,
Rosedale and Thornton. B.A. 1678-9; M.A. 1682. Ord.
priest (London) Dec. 21, 1679. One of these names chaplain
to the Earl of Grantham; R. of Little Greenford (Perivale),
Middlesex, in 1700; V. of Shalford, Surrey, 1700. But see
also Richard (1678) to whom it may equally well apply.
Perhaps father of Nathaniel (1716).
WARD, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, May 22,
1676. S. of Edmund, of Firbanck, Kirkby Lonsdale, West-
morland. B. there. School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1676; B.A.
1679-80; M.A. 1683. Ord. deacon (York) Mar. 1679-80-
V. of Warcop, Westmorland, 1685-1714- Buried there
Sept. 5, 1714. (B. Nightingale.)
WARD, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 24) at Sidney, June 21,
1678. S. of Richard (? 1631), R. of Bushey, Herts. B. there.
School, Harrow. M.A. from Sidney, 1678. Matric. (Christ
Church, Oxford) June 7, 1671, age 17; B.A. (Oxford) 1674-5.
Perhaps V. of Mareham-on-the-Hill, Lines. Married
Susanne, dau. of Samuel Hamerton, of Homcastle; marriage
settlement, Aug. 28, 1700. Died 1711. Will dated, Apr. 30;
proved, Oct. 15, 171 1. Perhaps father of Richard (1725)-
(Lincs. Pedigrees, 1312; Al. Oxon., where he is wrongly
identified with the V. of Langley, Herts.)
WARD, RICHARD. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, May 8,
1700. Matric. 1702-3; B.A. 1703-4- Ord. priest (Norwich)
Dec. 1708. P.C. of St Mary Key, Ipswich, 1710-64. R. of
Little Blakenham, Suffolk, 1712. V. of Bawdsey, 1732.
Died 1764. Will (P.C.C.) 1764; of Ipswich, clerk.
WARD, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Magdalene, Mar.
30, 1725. S. of Richard (? 1678), deceased, V. of Mareham-
on-the-Hill, Lines. School, Newcastle. B.A. 1728-9; M.A.
1732. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 21, 1729. Of Kensington.
Married Elizabeth, dau. of Anthony King, Mar. 6, 1745, at
the Rolls Chapel, London. (Lines. Pedigrees, 1312.)
WARD, ROBERT. B.D. 1532-3. Dominican friar. One of these
names collated to Killingwoldgraves Hospital, near Bishop
Burton, Yorks., Jan. 1543-4-
WARD, ROBERT. Adm. (age 17) at King's, a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 24, 1588. Of Hollingboume, Kent. Matric. 1588;
B.A. 1592-3; M.A. 1596; B.D. 1603; D.D. 1609. Fellow,
1591-1609. Incorp. at Oxford, 1597. Preb. of Chichester,
1608. R. of Gt Fransham, Norfolk, 1615. R. of Mileham,
1615. R. of Bishop's Waltham, Hants., 1623-9. Admon.
(P.C.C.) 1629. {Al. Oxon.; Harwood.)
WARD, ROBERT. B.A. from Christ's, 1607-8; (M.A. not
found); perhaps B.D. 1623. Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1610;
priest, Feb. 1610-1. One of these names (B.D.), R. of
Barrowden, Rutland, 1638-c. 45; sequestered; restored,
1660-82. Died 1682.
WARD, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter, 1611.
Of Westmorland. B.A. 1615-6; M.A. 1619; B.D. 1628.
Fellow, 1617-42. Junior Proctor, 1625-6. V. of Oakington,
Cambs., 1629-c. 40.
WARD, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter, 1664.
Perhaps s. of Jeremy (1629). B.A. 1667-8; M.A. 1685. Ord.
deacon and priest (York) June, 1668. R. of Slingsby, Yorks.,
1668. R. of Stokesley, 1688-1723. Preb. of York, 1689-1723.
Buried at Stokesley, Dec. 26, 1723. Father of William (1693).
{Peile, I. 614; F.M.G., 647-)
WARD, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Aug. 4, 1669.
S. of Sir Edward (1634), of Bixley, Norfolk. B. there. Bapt.
Dec. 12, 1653. Schools, Norwich (Mr Lovering) and Mendle-
sham, Suffolk (Dr Smith). Scholar, 1669-71. Matric. 1670.
Adm. at the Middle Temple, June 2, 1671. Perhaps Steward
of Norwich, 1688-90. Died c. 1 690-1. Brotherof John (1667),
and Edward (1658). {Venn, 1. 438.)
WARD, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, June 4,
1680. S. of Godfrey, currier, deceased. B. at Tickhill, Yorks.
School, Tickhill. Matric. 1680; B.A. 1683-4. Ord. deacon
(York) Sept. 1684.
Ward, Seth
WARD, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Aug. 31, i7i4- S. of
William (1693), LL.D., of Yorkshire. Matric. 1715; Scholar,
1715. Adm. at the Middle Temple, July 18, 1715- Called to
the Bar, 1724. Brother of William (1724-5).
WARD, ROGER. Scholar of Trinity Hall, i6oo; LL.B. 1606.
WARD, ROGER. Adm. pens, at Sidney, June 9, 1615. Matric.
1615. One of these names s. of Roger, of Newtown Basset,
Salop. B. c. 1600. {Vis. of Shrops., 1626.)
WARD, ROGER. Adm. pens, (age 14) at Christ's, July 4. 1674-
S. of Northcoate. B. at Skipton, Yorks. School, Giggles-
wick. Matric. 1674-5. One Roger Ward, apprentice to Tho.
Dealtry, apothecary, of York, i677- WiU dated, Nov. 28,
1708; proved, 1714. {Peile, 11. 55; Yorks. Arch. Journal, 11.
115; Giggleswick Sch. Reg.)
WARD, SAMUEL. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Mar. 1588-9.
S. of John, of Bishop Middleham, Durham. Bapt. there,
Jan. 13, 1571-2. B.A. 1592-3; M.A. 1596; B.D. from Em-
manuel, 1603; D.D. from Sidney, 1610. Fellow of Em-
manuel, 1595. Master of Sidney, 1610-43; placed in custody
in St John's College (made a gaol bv the parliamentary forces
under the Earl of Manchester) for refusing to contribute to
the parliamentary cause, 1643. Vice-Chancellor, 1620-1.
Lady Margaret Professor, 1623. Archdeacon of Taunton,
1615-43- Preb. of Wells, 1615. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn,
Mar. 11, 1616-7. R- of Gt Munden, Herts., 1616-36. Canon
of York, 1617-43. Commissioner at the Synod of Dort, 1618.
R. of Terrington, Norfolk, 1638. One of the translators of
the Apocrypha. Author, theological. Died Sept. 7, 1643.
Buried in the College Chapel. WiU proved (V.C.C.) 1643.
{Peile, I. 195; Sidney Coll. Hist.; D.N.B.; Vis. of Durham,
1615; N. and Q., 2nd S., xii. 426.)
WARD, SAMUEL. Adm. scholar at St John's, Nov. 6, 1594.
Doubtless s. of John, preacher at Haverhill, Essex. B. 1577.
Matric. c. 1594; B.A. 1596-7; M.A. from Sidney, 1600; B.D.
1607. Fellow of Sidney, 1599-1604 (one of the original
foundation). Lecturer at Haverhill, and at Ipswich, 1603-35;
suspended for puritanical preaching. Imprisoned for an
anti-Spanish engraving, 162 1 ; released after a brief detention.
Withdrew to Holland; a colleague of William Bridge at his
church in Rotterdam. Returned to Ipswich, c. 1638. Married
Deborah Bolton, widow, of Isleham, Cambs., 1604. Author,
theological. Buried at St Mary-le-Tower, Ipswich, Mar. 8,
1639-40. WiU (P.C.C.) proved, Apr. 24, 1640. Brother of
Nathaniel (1596) and of John (1596), father of Nathaniel
(1628), Samuel (1621) and Joseph (1629). (D.N.B.; E.
Anglian, n. 265; N. and Q., 2nd S., xii. 426.)
WARD, SAMUEL. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1621; B.A. 1624-5; M.A. 1629. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 7;
priest, June 8, 1629. One of these names V. of Grays
Thurrock, Essex, 1668-70.
WARD, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, (age 14) at Sidney, Apr. 18,
1621. S. of Samuel (1594), B.D. B. at Ipswich. School,
Ipswich. Matric. 1621; B.A. 1625. Brother of Nathaniel
(1628) and Joseph (1629).
WARD, SAMUEL. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1628.
WARD, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, (age 20) at Christ's, May 6,
1646, from Glasgow University; adm. there, Apr. 1, 1644.
S. of WiUiam (? 1611), R. of Warrington, Lanes. B. there.
School, Warrington (Mr Ashworth). Matric. 1646; B.A.
1647-8. Perhaps minister of Congresbury, Somerset, 1649.
One of these names chaplain to Thomas, Lord Cromwell;
R. of Strensham, Worcs., 1671; R. of HiU Croome, 1675.
But see Al. Oxon. for a contemporary namesake. {Peile, 1.
506.)
WARD, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's. Apr. 19,
1648. S. of John (? 1609), R. of St Clement's, Ipswich. B.
at Dennington, near Framlingham, Suffolk. School, Ipswich
(Mr Glascock). Matric. 1648; B.A. 1651-2.
WARD, SAMUEL. Matric. pens, from Christ's, July, 1655.
(Possibly a mistake for James.) One of these names (Samuel)
adm. at Gray's Inn, May 25, 1655; s. and h. of Samuel, of
Lidgate, Suffolk, Esq.
WARD, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Sept. 8, 1664. S. of
Francis, of South Walsham, Norfolk. Matric. 1664. Brother
of John (1664).
WARD, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, June 2,
1680. S. of Thomas, husbandman. B. at Bishop's Stortford,
Herts. School, Standon. Matric. 1680; B.A. 1683-4. Ord.
deacon (London) Dec. 20, 1685; priest, May 26, 1689. One
of these names of Little Hadham, Herts., clerk; wiU (Comm.
Essex) 1699.
WARD, SETH. Adm. sizar at Sidney, Dec. 1, 1632. 2nd s. of
John (? 1607), attorney, of Buntingford, Herts. B. there,
Apr. 1617 {sic). School, Buntingford. Matric. 1633; B.A.
1636-7; M.A. 1640; D.D. (Oxford) 1654. Incorp. at Cam-
bridge, 1659. FeUow of Sidney, 1640-4; ejected for refusmg
the covenant; voluntarUy accompanied Dr Samuel Ward
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(his patron) into confinement. Resided at Aspeden Hall
with Ralph Freeman, till 1649; tutor to his sons. Ord. priest
(Peterb.) Sept. 19, 1641. Savilian Professor of Geometry at
Oxford, 1649-61. President of Trinity College, Oxford,
1659-60. R. of Garsington, Oxon., 1660; ejected. Canon of
Exeter, 1660-2; Dean, 1662; Bishop, 1662-7. R- of St
Lawrence Jewry, London, 1661-2. R. of Uplowman, Devon,
1661. R. of St Breock, Cornwall, 1662. F.R.S., 1663.
Bishop of Salisbury, 1667. Chancellor of Order of Garter,
1671. Author, mathematical and theological. Died Jan. 6,
1688-9. Buried in Salisbury Cathedral. M.I. Benefactor to
Buntingford. (Sidney College Hist.; Clutterbuck, iii. 358;
N. and Q., 2nd S., vii. 270; D.N.B.; Al. Oxon.)
WARD, SETH. M.A. 1673 (Incorp. from New College, Oxford).
5. of Clement, of Buntingford, Herts., gent., and nephew of
Seth (above). Matric. (New College, Oxford) Nov. 11, 1664,
age 19; B.A. (Oxford) 1668; M.A. 1672. Canon of Sarum,
1672-81. Fellow of Wykeham's College, Winchester, 1672.
Archdeacon of Wilts., 1675-81. R. of Brightwell, Berks.,
1675-90. Canon of Winchester, 1676-8. Chancellor and
Treasurer of Sarum, 1681-7. Died May 11, 1690, aged 43.
Buried in Salisbury Cathedral. Admon. P.C.C. (Le Neve,
Man.; Al. Oxon.)
WARD, STEPHEN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Trinity, Feb. 5,
1702-3. S. of Abraham, of Burton, Staffs. School, Stafford
(Mr Taylor). Matric. 1702-3; B.A. 1706-7.
WARD, THOMAS. Studied at Cambridge. B.A (Oxford).
Supp. for M.A. (Oxford) 1462. Secular chaplain.
WARD, THOMAS. M.D. 1474-5.
WARD, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter, 1554;
B.A. 1558-9; M.A. 1562. Probably Fellow of Jesus, 1559-61.
One of these names ord. priest (Lincoln) May 25, 1568. V.
of Hole, Lines. Died c. 1585. (A. Gray.)
WARD, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Lent, 1577-8;
B.A. from Jesus, 1580-1.
WARD, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1582.
WARD, THOMAS. Adm. (age 16) at King's, a scholar from
Eton, Sept. 1, 1592. Of Cambridge. Matric. c. 1592; B.A.
1596-7; no M.A. recorded; B.D. 1615. Fellow, 1595-8.
Beneficed in Kent. (Harwood.)
WARD, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, c. 1595; B.A.
1599-1600. One of these names ord. deacon (Chester) Dec.
6, 1600; B.A.
WARD, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Jesus, c. 1596; B.A.
1599-1600; M.A, 1603.
WARD, THOMAS. Matric. FeU.-Com. from St John's, c. 1601.
Perhaps s. and h. of Thomas, of Bixley, Norfolk. Married
Anne, dau. of William Pert, of Essex. Buried at Bixley,
Sept. 17, 1632. Perhaps father of Edward (1634). (G.E.C.,
III. 139.)
WARD, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Easter, 1603.
Matric. 1603.
WARD, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1612.
One of these names s. and h. of John, of Kirby, Westmor-
land; adm. at Gray's Inn, Oct. 26, 1614.
WARD, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Queens', July, 1616. Of
Warwickshire. Matric. 1619; B.A. 1619-20.
WARD, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, Oct. 17, 1619.
Matric. 1619; B.A. 1623-4; M.A. 1634.
WARD, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1624;
B.A. 1626-7; M.A. 1630. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) May 9, 1629.
WARD, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Christ's, Dec. 9,
1630. S. of Francis, of Derbyshire. School, Repton. Matric.
1631. Buried at Gt St Andrew's, Cambridge, Nov. 22, 1631.
Brother of Philip (1624). (Peile, i. 405.)
WARDE, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Caius, Mar. 7,
1636-7. S. of John, gent. B. at Gestingthorpe, Essex.
School, Thetford (Mr Ward). B.A. 1641-2; M.A. 1646. Ord.
deacon (Norwich) Dec. 18, 1642; 'C. of Wilton, Norfolk';
priest (by Bishop Jos. Hall), July 28, 1652. R. of Gt Melton,
with Melton St Mary, Norfolk, 1661-80. Died Sept. 12, i68o.
M.I. at Melton. (Venn, i. 324; Le Neve, Mon., iii. 147.)
WARD, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Trinity, Apr. 27, 1660.
Matric. 1660; Scholar, 1661; B.A. 1663-4; M..4. 1667.
Probably ord. priest (York) Nov. 1664. Perhaps V. of
Conisborough, Yorks., 1665-72; B.A. One of these names,
M.A., R. of Brocklcsby, Lines., in 1673; R. ofCroxton, 1673.
(Lambeth Act Bk.)
WARD, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius, Feb. 22,
1665-6. S. of Henry. B. at Aveley, Essex. Schools, Beccles
and Barsham, Suffolk (Mr Nuttall) and Norwich (Mr Lovcr-
ing). (Venn, i. 426.)
Ward, William
WARD, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Trinity, .May 31, 1673.
School, Westminster. Matric. 1673; Scholar, 1674; B-A.
1676-7; M.A. 1680. Ord. deacon and priest (London) Dec. 21,
1679. R. of Willian, Herts., 1683-1725. Perhaps R. of
Little Sampford, Essex, i689-c. 25. Died June 8, 1725,
aged 68. Buried at Willian. M.I. (Clutterbuch, 11. 534.)
WARD, THOMAS. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 18) at Caius, June 29,
1682. S. and h. of P>lward (1658), Esq. (afterwards Bart.),
of Bixley, Norfolk. B. there. Bapt. Nov. 3, 1664. Schools,
North Walsham and Norwich. Adm. at the Middle Temple,
June 25, 1683. Succeeded as 3rd Bart., Mar. 1686. Of
Bixley and Mundham. Died unmarried. Buried Jan. 20,
1692-3, at Postwick. Brother of Edward (1689). (Venn, 1.
471; G.E.C., III. 139.)
WARD, THOMAS. M.A. from Clare, 1682. S. of William, of
Grendon, Northants., gent. Matric. (Magdalen Hall,
Oxford) Nov. 11, 1675, age 15; B.A. (Oxford) 1679. (Al.
Oxon.)
WARD, THOMAS. LL.D. 1682 (Lit. Reg.). Doubtless canon of
Sarum, 1679, and V. of GiUingham, Dorset, 1680-96; Arch-
deacon of Wilts., 1687-96. Admon. (P.C.C.) 1696; of New
Sarum, LL.D. Sons: Seth, Clement, John and Charles,
nephew of Seth (1632). (Hutchins, iii. 646.)
WARD, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, Mar. 21,
1701. Of Shenston, Staffs. Possibly s. of Thomas, of Wood-
end, Staffs. Matric. 1702. Died s./)., 1709-10. See Al. Oxon.
for a contemporary namesake. (Shaw, 11. 46.)
WARD, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Clare, July 3, 1704. Of
Killwell Marsh, Derbs. B. i68g. Matric. 1705; B.A. 1707-8.
Ord. priest (Ely) May 27, 1716. One of these names R. of
Bygrave, Herts., 1728-63; died 1763. But see Al. Oxon.
for a contemporary namesake.
WARD, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity, May 30,
1720. S. of Robert, of Lakenham, Norfolk. School, Norwich
(Mr Reddington). Adm. at Gray's Inn, June 3, 1720.
WARD, THOMAS. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Emmanuel, Feb. 19,
1723-4. Of Northamptonshire. Matric. 1724.
WARD, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 20) at St John's, June 28,
1735. S. of Thomas, husbandman, of Yorkshire. B. at
Deepdale, Yorks. School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1736; B.A.
1739-40. Ord. deacon (Bristol, Litt. dim. from Norwich)
Mar. 2, 1739-40; 'C. of Fritton, Suffolk'; priest (Norwich)
May, 1 741. (Scott-Mayor, in. 477.)
WARD, THOMAS WATSON. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's,
July 5, 1734. S. of John, gent., of Gt WUbraham, and great
nephew to Thomas Watson, Bishop of St David's. Bapt.
Aug. 10, 1718, at Gt Wilbraham. School, Saffron Walden,
Essex (Mr Butts). Migrated to Trinity, Nov. 3, 1735. High
Sheriff of Cambs. and Hunts., 1744-5. Of Gt Wilbraham,
Esq. Married Mary, dau. of John Cutchy. Died Jan. 26,
1749-50, aged 31. M.I. at Gt Wilbraham. (Scott-Mayor, in.
460.)
WARD, TOBIAS. Matric. sizar from St Catharine's, Michs.
1565; B.A. 1569-70.
WARD, WILLIAM. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1550.
B. at Landbeach, Cambs., 1534. Matric. 1550; B.A. 1554-5;
M.A. 1558; M.D. 1567. Fellow, 1553-8. Regius Professor
of Physic, c. 1591. Physician to Queen Elizabeth and to
King James. Author, medical. Buried at Gt St Mary's,
Cambridge, Aug. 8, 1609. Will (P.C.C). (Cooper, 11. 386;
D.N. B.; Harwood.)
WARD, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1578.
One of these names P.C. of Prestwold, Leics., 1581; died
1637. (Nichols, III. 359.)
WARD, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1582;
B.A. 1586-7; M.A. 1590. Fellow, 1589. Ord. deacon and
priest (Lincoln) 1586. V. of Timberland, Lines., 1587.
R. of Withcote, Leics., 1588. R. of Knipton, Leics., 1592
1617. Perhaps V. of Tealby, Lines., 1602; M.A. Buried at
Knipton, Aug. 27, 1617. Will (Leicester) 1617. (Nichols,
II. 236.)
WARD, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Easter,
1589. B. at Barwell, Leics., 1572. Probably B.A. 1591-2.
Ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.) Nov. 26, 1596; 'B.A. of
Magdalene.'
WARD, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Easter, 1603.
WARD, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter, 1604.
Of Warwickshire. B.A. 1606-7; M.A. 1610.
WARD, WILLIAM. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1605. Of
Northamptonshire. B..'^. 1608-9; M..A. 1612 [accorcUng to
Masters]. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 19, 1613; priest, Mar.
13, 1613-4. Probably C. of Gt Wcldon, Northants., 1613.
One of these names R. of Burgh Castle, Suffolk, 1614-7.
But see Al. Oxon. for contemporary namesakes. (Masters.)
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WARD, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Easter,
1608; B.A. 1611-2; M.A. 1616. Ord. deacon (York) May,
1613; priest (Peterb.) June 4, 1615.
WARD, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1609;
B.A. 1612-3; M.A. 1616. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 25,
1614; priest, Sept. 24, 1615. One of these names, 'of Cam-
bridge,' minister of Gisborough-in-Cieveland, Yorks., c.
1628; will (York) 1632.
WARD, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1610;
Scholar, 1614; B.A. 1614-5; M.A. 1618.
WARD, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1611; B.A. 1614-5; M.A. 1618. Incorp. at Oxford, 1621.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 15; priest, June 16, 1617. Per-
haps R. of AUesley, Warws., 1618. R. of Walton D'Eivile,
1619. One of these names, M.A., R. of Warrington, Lanes.,
1621-46; R. of Walton-on-the-Hill (a sequestration), 1645-
54; buried there Mar. i, 1654-5. Perhaps father of Samuel
(1646). (yl J. OA;on.; E. Axon.)
WARD, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Easter, 1612.
Matric. 1612; B.A. 1615-6.
WARD, WILLIAM. B.D. from Jesus, 1623.
WARD, WILLIAM. B.A. from Sx John's, 1632-3; M.A. 1636.
Perhaps ord. deacon (Carlisle) Mar. 1, 1639-40; R. of
Heysham, Lanes., c. 1641-70. Buried there, Oct. 30, 1670.
(Victoria Hist. Lanes., viii. 117.)
WARD, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1633;
Scholar, 1634; B.A. 1636-7; M.A. 1640.
WARD, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Trinity, July 6, 1670.
WARD, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's, Feb. 20,
1671-2. S. of William, innkeeper, of Beverley, Yorks. B.
there. School, Beverley. Matric. 1672; B.A. 1676-7. Ord.
deacon (York) Sept. 1677; priest, Sept. 22, 1678.
WARD, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Peterhouse, Mar.
II, 1671-2. Of Lincolnshire. School, Boston. Matric. 1672.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 19, 1675; priest, Sept. 24, 1676.
One of these names, B.A., V. of Hanslape, Bucks., 1677-
1713; will (Archd. Bucks.) 1713-
WARD, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St Catharine's,
1675. B. Apr. 24, 1656. School, Merchant Taylors'. Matric.
1675; B.A. 1678-9.
WARD, WILLIAM. Adm. at St Catharine's, July 8, 1693.
S. of Robert (1664), R. of Slingsby, Yorks. Migrated to
Christ's, June 1, 1694, age 17. Matric. 1695; LL.B. 1703;
LL.D. 1708. (Perhaps also B.A. 1697-8.) Adm. at the
Middle Temple, Mar. 22, 1697. Commissary to the Arch-
bishop of York. Chancellor of the diocese. J. P. Married
Barbara, dau. of Mark Mott, Esq., of Withersfield, Essex.
Died June 27 (? July 1), 1751. aged 73- Father of William
(1724-5) and Robert (1714)- {F.M.G., 647; Peile, 11. 131;
G. Mag.; L. Mag.)
WARD, WILLIAM. M.A. from King's, 1704. S. of Joseph
(? 1657), of Warrington, Lanes., clerk. Matric. (Brasenose
College, Oxford) Feb. 9, 1682-3, age 18; B.A. (Oxford) 1686.
V. of Portsmouth, Hants., 1697-1724. Licence (Winchester)
to marry Anne Belfield, of Portsmouth, spinster, Apr. 26,
1718. Died Mar. 26,1724. Buried at Portsmouth. {Al.Oxon.)
WARD, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Pembroke, Apr. 9,
1724. S. of WiUiam, Esq. B. at Sedgley, Staffs. Matric.
1724; LL.B. 1729. Probably R. of King's Swynford and
Himley, Staffs. Buried at Himley, July 27, 1758. If so
brother of John (1722) who succeeded to the title of Lord
Ward, 1740. (Collins, vi. 277.)
WARD, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's, Feb. 9,
1724-5. 2nd s. of William (1693), LL.D., of Yorkshire.
School, Eton. Matric. 1724-5; M.A. 1728 (Cow. i?fg.). Adm.
at the Middle Temple, July 7, 1726. Married Annina, dau.
of Thomas Cartwright, of Aynhoe, Northants. Died s.p.,
July 27, 1739, aged 32. Brother of Robert (1714)- (F.M.G.,
648; Peile, II. 209.)
WARD, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Sidney, May 5,
1727. S. of William, gent. B. at Thornton, Yorks. School,
Thornton. Matric. 1727; B.A. 1730-1; M.A. 1740. Ord.
deacon (Lincoln) June 4, 1732; priest (Chichester) Oct. 6,
1734. Masterof Thorn ton School, c. 1736-51- V. of Scawby,
Yorks., 1737-72. P.C. of Yeddingham, 1740-67. Master of
Beverley Grammar School, 1751-68. Married Elizabeth,
dau. of John Watson, of Malton, Yorks. Author, gram-
matical, also translations from Terence. Died Nov. 5, 1772.
Buried at Beverley. (N. and Q., 2nd S., viii. 76.)
WARD, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Queens', May 11, 1731-
Of Staffordshire. Matric. 1731; LL.B. 1737.
WARD, ZACHARIAH. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Sidney, c. 1699.
S. of Zachariah, yeoman. B. at Caldecote, Rutland. Schools,
Liddington (Mr Roe) and Uppingham. Matric. 1702-3;
B.A. 1702-3. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 3, 1705; C. of
Stoke Albany, Northants.
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Warden, Henry
B.A. 1482-3; M.A. 1484.
M.A. 1487-8.
Of Gonville Hall. Excused from congregations.
B.A. 1524-5; M.A. 1529-30.
B.Civ.L. 1529-30.
Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1565.
Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, 1652.
Adm. pens, at Trinity Hall, June 17, 1746;
Scholar, 1746-9.
WARDELL, see also WADDELL and WEDDELL.
WARDELL, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Peter-
house, May 16, 1699. Of Durham. Perhaps s. of Christopher,
of Edmondsley, Durham. School, Houghton-le-Spring.
Matric. 1699; Scholar, 1699; B..\. 1702-3; M.A. 1706; D.D.
1727. Fellow, 1704. Junior Proctor, 1718-9. Ord. deacon
(Ely) May 30, 1708; priest (Peterb.) June 19, 1709. V. of
Cherryhinton, Cambs., 1712-30. R. of Stathem, Leics.,
1726-31. (T. A. Walker; Nichols, 11. 359.)
WARDALE, JOHN. B.D. 1482-3. Of Beelsby, Lines. Original
Fellow of St Catharine's, 1473- Master, 1487-1506. R. of
Billingford, Norfolk, 1493. R. of Sparham, 1493. R. of
Lamport, Northants., 1503-6. Will dated, Dec. 16, 1505;
proved (P.C.C.) Feb. 5, 1505-6; to be buried at St Mary
Bothaw, London. (Cath. Coll. Hist., 48; Bridges, n. 113.)
WARDELL, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, May 24,
1673. S. of Richard, deceased. B. at Hull, Yorks. School,
Hull. Matric. 1673. Adm. at Gray's Inn, May 17, 1673-
WARDALE or WARDELL, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at
Sidney, June, 1711. S. of George, of Kirkby Wiske, Yorks.
Schools, Ripon and Durham. Matric. 1711; B.A. 1714-5;
M.A. 1720. Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1715- V. of Owston,
Lines., 1721.
WARDELL, MATTHEW. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June 17,
1642. Of Yorkshire. Matric. 1642; B.A. 1645-6; M.A. 1649.
Of Patrington, in 1648. Preacher at the Low Church, Hull,
in 1651. Married Emot, dau. of John Shaw, of Shepherd
Castle, Yorks., May 15, 1651.
WARDELL, NICHOLAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1546. One of these names R. of Hawkwell, Essex, 1564-86.
R. of South Fambridge, 1581-6, called 'M.A.' Died 1586.
Will, P.C.C.
WARDELL, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, Apr.
1, 1657. S. of Robert, of Terrington, Norfolk. B. there.
School, Lyme Regis (? Lynn).
WARDALE, ROBERT. M.A. from Christ's, 1750. S. of John,
of Orton, Westmorland. Matric. (Queen's College, Oxford)
Nov. 2, 1725, age 19; B.A. (Oxford) 1729- Ord. deacon
(London) Sept. 1729; priest (Carlisle) July, 1730- f^- of
Stanwix. V. of Brampton, Cumberland, i75o-73- V. of
Corbridge, Northumberland, 1765-73- Chaplain to the
Bishop of Carlisle. Preb. of Carlisle, 1765-73- Died Apr.
1773. Buried in Carlisle Cathedral. {Al. Oxon.; Peile, 11.
246.)
WARDALL, THOMAS B.D. 1505. Perhaps V. of Ilkley,
Yorks., 1523-41; died 1541. One of these names R. of
Widdington, Essex, till 1530; died 1530.
WHARDALL, THOMAS. Adm. (age i8) at King's, a scholar
from Eton, Sept. 1, 1572. Of Barston (? Barkston) or
Bayton, Yorks. Matric. 1572. Died 1573-4-
WARDELL, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1609; B.A. 1612-3; M.A. 1616; B.D. 1623. R. of Burgh
Castle, Suffolk, 1614-7. V. of Yoxford, 1617. R- of Belton,
1624-60.
WARDALL, . B.A. 1483-4; M.A. 1487. Perhaps Thomas,
R. of Little Shelford, Cambs., 1494.
WARDALL, . Com. for M.A. or higher degree, 1484-5.
WARDALL, . D.Can.L. 1489-90.
WARDEBOYS, JOHN. D.D. 1477-8. Abbot of Ramsey.
WARDELEY, ROGER. Adm. (age 18) at King's, a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 16, 1529. Of Buckingham. B.A. 1533-4;
'Worldley.' Fellow, 1532-4-
WARDEN, FULKE. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter, 1573-
Ord. deacon (Lincoto) Aug. 24, 1577; priest, Aug. i, 1578.
R. of Tothill, Lines., 1577- Admon. (Lincohi) 1591.
WARDEN, HENRY. Adm. scholar (age 15) at Caius, Apr. 20,
1612. S. of William, citizen of Norwich. School, Norwich
(Messrs Briggs and More). Matric. 1612; B.A. 1615-6; M.A.
1619; B.D. 1626. Fellow, 1619-26. Incorp. at Oxford, 1620.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) July 23, 1619; priest, June 11, 1620.
V. of Foulden, Norfolk, 1625-7. Died 1627. (Venn, i. 216;
Al. Oxon.)
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WARDEN, HENRY. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1627;
B.A. 1630-1.
WARDEN, JOHN. B.Can.L. 1463-4.
WARDON, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1556.
WARDOUR, WILLIAM. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 17) at Christ's,
Oct. 10, i68i. S. of William, of Westminster, London, and
grandson of Sir Edward, of Westminster, Knt. B. in London.
M..^. 1682 (Lit. Reg.). Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Oct. 29, 1683.
Perhaps M.P. for Calne, 1727-34; for Fowey, 1737-41 and
1741-6- Married Anne Sophia Rodd at St Bride's, London,
Sept. 9, 1685. Probablydied July 15, 1746; of Witney Court,
Hereford. {Peile, 11. 84; Musgrave.)
WARDROPPER, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Sr John's,
May 25, 1676. B. at Sherbum, Yorks. School, Sherbum.
Matric. 1676; B.A. 1679-80. Ord. deacon (Norwich) May,
1681; priest (London) Mar. 4, 1682-3. V. of Monkton and
Birchington, Kent, 1711-27. Died Nov. 22, 1727.
WARE, GEOFFREY. Fellow of Clare, Sept. 20, 1505; 'B.A.'
WARE, JAMES. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1622. Of Middlesbrough.
WARE or WEARE, JAMES. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Peter-
house, Feb. 20, 1664-5. Of London. School, St Paul's.
Matric. 1664-5; Scholar, 1665; B.A. 1669-70. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) Dec. 18, 1670.
WARE or WEARE, JERVAS. 'Of Trinity CoUege, Cambridge.'
E.xhibitioner from Charterhouse, 1650; his exhibition was
suspended for certain misdemeanours, though he brought
a certificate of residence from Trinity. (Al. Carthus.)
WARE, JOHN. B.A. 1536-7; M.A. 1540-1. R. of St Botolph,
Cambridge, c. 1539. V. of Caldecote, Cambs., 1543.
WARE, ROBERT. Scholar at King's Hall, 1406; M.A. in 1409.
Promoted to a benefice, 1417.
WARE, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Easter,
1602; B.A. 1605-6.
WARE, ROGER. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1626.
Of Cambridgeshire.
WARE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1562 ;
Scholar, 1562; B.A. 1565-6; M.A. 1569; B.D. 1576; D.D.
1581. Fellow, 1566. University preacher, 1572. R. of
Stifford, Essex, 1575-1610. R. of St Mary-le-Bow, London,
1577-84. R. of Orsett, Essex, 1584-1610. Married (i) Mary,
widow of Henry Deweye, leatherseUer, Dec. 2, 1589; (2) Mary,
widow of Thomas Kelley, of Stepney, Middlesex, Nov. 28,
1595. Admon. (Cons. C. London) Mar. 7, 1610-11 to Mary,
his widow.
WARE, . Pens, at Jesus, 1578-9.
WARFEILD or WHARFIELD, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from
Christ's, Easter, 1575. B. in London. B.A. 1578-9; M.A.
from Jesus, 1582; B.D. 1588. FeUow of Jesus, 1579-92.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1585. Ord. deacon (London) Mar. 18;
priest, Mar. 26, 1585-6, age 27. V. of All Saints', Cambridge,
1586-92. R. of Dry Drayton, Cambs., 1592-1619. Buried
there. Mar. 28, 1619-20. Will dated, June 6, 1619; proved
(P.C.C.) May 20, 1620; by his son Roger (? next). (A. Gray;
Al. Oxon.; J. Crosby; Peile, i. 130.)
WARFIELD, ROGER. Matric. sizar from Clare, Michs. i6ii.
Probably s. of Richard (above). B.A. from Jesus, 1614-5;
M.A. 1618. Incorp. at Oxford, 1620. P.C. of St Benetfink,
London, 1635-62. V. of Elmstead, Essex, 1643-62.
WARFLEET, THOMAS. M.A. 1469-70.
WARHAM, FRANCIS. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi,
Lent, 1634-5. Of Kent. B..-^. 1637-8; M.A. 1641. Ord.
deacon (Peterb.) Dec. 22, 1639. V. of Hendon, Middlesex,
1643; ejected, 1662. Author, Sermon. (Masters.)
WARHAM, JOHN. Adm.sizar at Jesus, July 8, 1709. Of Wye,
Kent. B. 1694. Matric. 1709; B.A. 1712-3; Scholar, 1713;
M.A. 1716. Fellow, 1716-31. Ord. deacon (Ely) June 8,
1718; priest, May 4, 1719. V. of Comberton, Cambs., 1722-
31. V. of Swavesey, 1731-54. R. of Harlaxton, Lines., in
1756. R. of Gautby, 1756. Perhaps brother of the next.
(A. Gray; T. C. Dale.)
WARHAM, PHILIP. Adm. sizar at Jesus, July 5, 1720. Of
Kent. Matric. 1721; B.A. 1723-4. Ord. priest (Norwich)
Feb. 22, 1729. V. of Kcnnington, Kent, 1730-77. Perhaps
brother of John (above).
WHARAM, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's,
Oct. 20, 1656. S. of John, husbandman, of Barraburgh,
Yorks. B. there. School, Doncaster (Mr Cooke).
WARHAM, WILLIAM. Incorp. LL.D. 1495-6. S. of William
(? Robert), of Malshanger, Oakley, Hants. (According to
Coll. Top. et Gen., iii. 6, he was son of Robert.) School,
Winchester. Of New College, Oxford. Fellow of New College,
1478-88. LL.D. (Oxford). R. of Horwood, Bucks., 1488.
An advocate in the Court of Arches, 1488. Went to Rome,
V. A. C. IV.
Waring, Richard
as proxy for the bishop of Ely, 1490. Sent on a political
mission to Flanders, 1493. Precentor of Wells; 1493. Master
of the Rolls, 1494-1502. R. of Barley, Herts., 1495-1501.
Archdeacon of Huntingdon, 1496-1502. LL.D. (Cambridge)
1500. R. of Cottenham, Cambs., 1500. Bishop of London,
1502. Keeper of the Great Seal, 1502-4. Archbishop of
Canterbury, 1503-32. Lord Chancellor, 1504-15. Chancellor
of Oxford University, 1506-32. Afraid to act as counsel for
Queen Catherine of Arragon, 1528; forced by Henry VIII
to advise Pope Clement to annul the marriage, 1530. A
friend of Colet and a patron of Erasmus. Died Aug. 22, 1532.
Buried in Canterbury Cathedral. Will, P.C.C. Benefactor
to Winchester College and to New CoUege, Oxford. (Cooper,
I. 45; Vis. of Hants., 1530; New Coll. Hist., 95; D.N.B.;
Al. Oxon.)
WARING, ABRAHAM. Matric. sizar from Clare, Michs. 1602;
B.A. 1605-6, 'Warren'; B.D. 1621.
WARING, ADAM. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's, June 21,
1669. S. of Richard, Esq., of Woodcott, Salop. B. there.
School, Shrewsbury. Matric. 1669. Adm. at Gray's Inn,
Mar. 16, 1670-1. Barrister-at-law. Died Jan. 13, 1700.
(Misc. Gen. et Her., 3rd S., iv. 56.)
WARING, EDWARD. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, Mar.
20,1707-8. S. of Edward, husbandman. B.at Whittingham,
Lanes. School, Goosnargh, near Preston (Mr Clarkson).
Matric. 1708; B.A. 1712-3. Perhaps P.C. of Rastrick, Yorks.,
1713-9; P.C. of Honley, 1718-20.
WARINGE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1572;
B.A. 1575-6; M.A. 1580.
WARINGE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1620;
Scholar, 1625; B.A. 1625-6; M.A. 1629.
WARING, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Apr. 11, 1670.
Of Lancashire. Matric. 1672; B.A. 1673-4. Probably ord.
deacon (Cheshire) June 14, 1674; priest, June 6, 1680.
C. and schoolmaster of Gt Crosby, Lanes., 1680; still there,
1691. (E. Axon.)
WARING, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Queens', Apr. 12, 1687. Of
Waringstown, Co. Down, Ireland. Matric. 1687.
WARING or WARRING, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 15) at St
John's, May 14, 1690. S. of William, draper. B. at Shrews-
bury. School, Shrewsbury. Matric. 1690; B.A. 1693-4;
M.A. 1715. Probably ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 3, 1694;
priest (Lincoln) Sept. 22, 1700. Probably schoolmaster of
Spalding, in 1703; married Mrs Mary Standish in Peter-
borough Cathedral, Jan. 7, 1702-3. Brotherof William (1677).
WARING, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, May 8,
1706. 3rd s. of William (1677), clerk. Bapt. Feb. 13, i68g-
90 in Peterborough Cathedral. School, Peterborough (his
father). Matric. 1706; B.A. 1709-10; M..^.. 1713. Ord.
deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 23, 1710; priest, Sept. 24, 1715. V.
of Billingham, Durham, 1715-32; Precentor, 1725; minor
canon of Durham. R. of St Mary's-le-Baily. Buried there,
Nov. 26, 1732. Brother of Richard (1704-5). (H.M.Wood.)
WARING, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, Nov. lo,
1733. S. of Joseph, farmer, of Salop. B. at Foord. School,
Shrewsbury. Matric. 1735; B.A. 1737-8; M.A. 1741. Ord.
deacon (Lincoln) June 1, 1740; C. of Dunsby, Lines. Prob-
ably died Oct. 11, 1794, aged 78. M.I. at Atcham, Salop;
apparently not vicar there. (Scott-Mayor, iii. 449; G. Mag.)
WARING, JOHN ROOS. Adm. pens, (as 'Thomas') at St
John's, June 3, 1743. S. of Richard (1704-5), clerk. B. at
Hereford. School, Shrewsbury. Matric. 1743; B.A. 1747-8.
Ord. deacon (Norwich, for Hereford) Mar. 6; priest (Here-
ford) Mar. 7, 1747-8. C. of Withington, 1748. R. of Bishop's
Castle, Salop, 1753-77. Brother of Richard (1731) and
William (1733). (.Scott-Mayor, m. 536.)
WAREING or WAREIN, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 17) at
St John's, Feb. lo, 1636-7. S. of William, of Kirkby,
Yorks., husbandman. Matric. 1637. Migrated to Peter-
house, June 22, 1641. B.A. 1641. Ord. deacon and priest
(Lincoln) Aug. 9, 1646. One of these names preb. of York,
i66o-7-
WARING, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Pembroke, Mar.
16, 1704-5. 2nd s. of William (1677), clerk. Bapt. June 26,
1688, in Peterborough Cathedral. Matric. 1705; B.A. 1708-9;
M.A. 1713. Ord. deacon (Llandaflf, at Hereford) June 19,
1709. Probably preb. of Llandaff, 1736; perhaps preb. of
Lincoln, 1738-62. Brotherof John (1706), father of the next,
of William (1733) and of John Roos (1743). (Le Neve, Fasti,
II. 143.)
WARING, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's, May 4,
1731. S. of Richard (1704-5), clerk, of Hereford. B. there.
School, Hereford (Mr Rodd). Matric. 1731; B.A. 1734-5;
M.A. 1738. Perhai« succeeded his father as preb. of Lincoln,
1762-87. Probably his will (P.C.C.) June, 1787; of Co.
Hereford, clerk. Brother of William (1733) and John Roos
(1743). (ScoU-Mayor, iii. 436.)
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Waring, Walter
WARING, WALTER. Adm. pens, (age i8) at St John's, Apr. 8,
1745. S. of Robert, gent., of Oldbury, Salop. B. there.
School, Shrewsbury. Matric. 1745- M.P. for Bishop's Castle,
Salop, i75'5; for Coventry, 1773, 1774-80. Married Hannah,
dau. of John Ranby, serjeant-surgeon to the king. Buried
at Groton, Suffolk, Feb. 9, 1780. Admon., P.C.C. {Scott-
Mayor, m. 551; H. G. Harrison.)
WARING, WILLIAM. M.Gram. 1470-1 {non incepU).
WARING, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1624; B.A. 1627-8.
WARING, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, June
29, 1677. S. of William, draper. B. at Shrewsbury. School,
Shrewsbury. Matric. 1677; B.A. i68o-i; M.A. 1684. Ord.
deacon (Peterb.) Dec. 18, 1681; priest (Lincohi) Sept. 22,
1689. Master of Peterborough Grammar School. Pre-
centor of Peterborough and minor canon. Chaplain to the
Earl of Torrington. Head Master of the King's School,
Peterborough, 1683. R. of Alwalton, Hunts., 1689-1726.
V. of St John Baptist, Peterborough, 1708. Buried Aug.
15, 1726, in Peterborough Cathedral. Brother of John
(1690), father of John (1706) and Richard (1704-5). {Scott-
Mayor, II.)
WARING, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Pembroke,
Dec. 24, 1733. S. of Richard (1704-5), of Hereford, clerk.
Matric. 1734; LL.B. 1741. Perhaps ord. priest (Lincoln)
June 17, 1739. One of these names R. of Southwich, Sussex ;
will (P.C.C.) 1791. Brother of Richard (1731) and John
Rods (1743)-
WARK, GEORGE. B.A. 1477-8; M.A. 1481-2. Fellow of
Queens', 1490-1502.
WARKHOUSE, THOMAS. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1706. Of
Norwich. Matric. Easter, 1707. Barrister-at-law and Re-
corder of Yarmouth. Died 1748. {Masters.)
WARKEHOUSE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Caius,
Dec. 10, 1669. S. of John, attomey-at-law, deceased. B. at
Sharrington, Norfolk. School, Norwich (Messrs Lovering
and Mazey). Matric. 1670; Scholar, 1670-7; B.A. 1673-4;
M.A. 1677. Fellow, 1679-83. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Sept.;
priest, Dec. 1677. R. of Swanton Abbot, Norfolk, 1677; of
Lading, 1682-1722. V. of Shropham, 1684-1722. Chaplain
to the Earl of Lincoln. Licensed to practise physic and
surgery in Norwich diocese, Sept. 12, 1713. Will proved
(Norwich C.C.) 1723. (Venn, i. 440.)
WARKWORTH, JOHN. D.D. 1462-3 {see Gr. Bk, A, 41)-
Studied at Oxford. Fellow of Merton, 1446. Principal of
'Bull Hall,' Oxford, 1451, and 'Nevill's Inn,' 1453. Domestic
chaplain to William Grey, Bishop of Ely, 1454. R. of
Cottenham, Cambs., 1458; of Wisbech St Peter, 1472; of
Leverington, 1473. Master of Peterhouse, 1473-1500.
Proctor of the clergy in convocation, 1474. Canon of South-
well, 1474-98. Reputed author of manuscript additions to
Caxton's Brute; published as Warkworth's Chronicle. Died
1500. Buried at Little St Mary's, Cambridge. Will, P.C.C.
{D.N.B.; Cooper, 1. 4, where he is confused with the next.)
WARKWORTH, JOHN. B.A. 1466-7; probably M.A. 1473-4-
Fellow of Peterhouse, 1469. Ord. sub-deacon (Ely) May 27,
1469.
WARLEY, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Clare, June 19, 1658. Of
Kent. B.A. 1661-2; M.A. 1665. Fellow. Signs for priest's
orders (London) Mar. 8, 1665-6. C. of Foulmere, Cambs.,
1664. R. of Charlton, Kent, 1666-79. Wed 1679.
WARLEY, JONAS. Adm. sizar at Clare, Feb. 6, 1664-5. Of
Kent. Matric. 1665; B.A. 1668-9; M.A. 1672; D.D. 1710.
Fellow. Ord. deacon (Ely) Sept. 24, 1670; priest, June 18,
1671. R. of Loughton, Essex, 1673. V. of Witham, 1680.
Archdeacon of Colchester, 1704-22. Author, The Natural
Fanatick. Died Aug. 9, 1722. Will, P.C.C.
WARMAN, STEPHEN. Adm. pens, at Trinity, May 6, 1653.
Of London. Exhibitioner from St Paul's, 1652; Scholar,
1653. Matric. 1656; Scholar, 1655; B.A. 1656-7; M.B. 1660.
V. of Eaton Bray, Beds., 1664-74. R. of Fiddington, Somer-
set, 1672-82.
WARMESTRY, JOHN. M.A. 1612 (Incorp. from Oxford). Of
Worcestershire, gent. Matric. (Exeter College, Oxford) Oct.
31, i6oo, age 19; B.A. (Oxford) 1603-4; M.A. 1606. Fellow
of E.xeter College, Oxford, 1605-15. R. of Ipsley, Warws.,
1614. R. of Martin Hussingtree,Worcs., 1625-40. {Al.Oxon.)
WARMYSTRE, WILLIAM. Adm. at King's, a scholar from
Eton, 1447; M.A. Died 1451 {sit). Buried in the Chapel.
Will proved, Nov. 16, 1457; left plate to the College. {Har-
wood; J. Venn.)
WARMINGTON, POLYDORE. B.A. 1528-9; M.A. 1532-3-
WARMINGTON, RICHARD. Adm. at King's, a scholar from
Eton, 1446; 'M.A.'
WARMINGTON, . B.A. 1466.
Warner, George
WARMINGTON (Vicar of), NICHOLAS. Com. for M.A. or higher
degree, 1488.
WARMOTH or WARMOUTH, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from
Clare, Easter, 1578. Possibly s. of William, of Hagnaby,
Lines. Perhaps matric. (St Mary Hall, Oxford) May 28,
1580, age 18; of Lincolnshire. Perhaps buried at Belleau,
Lines., Jan. 16, 1619-20. (Al. Oxon.; Lines. Pedigrees,
I045-)
WARN, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Sidney, Oct. 30,
1641. S. of John, yeoman. B. at Ringwood, Hants. School,
Ringwood (Mr Balch). Matric. 1641, 'Ward.'
WARNE, . Fell.-Com. at Jesus, 1582-3.
WARNER, ANDREW. Matric. sizar from St Catharine's,
Michs. 1571.
WARNER, ANDREW. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1632; B.A. 1638-9.
WARNER, BARTHOLOMEW. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Caius,
July 4, 1620. S. of Thomas, husbandman. B. at Woolley,
Hunts. School, Huntingdon (Mr Tomlinson). Matric. 1620-
i; B.A. 1623-4; M.A. 1627. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Mar. 5;
priest, Mar. 6. 1625-6. V. of Ninfield, Sussex, 1645. Married
Lydia, dau. of Marmaduke Moore, of Loddington, Leics.,
Mar. i8, 1632-3. (Venn, i. 251.)
WARNER, CHARLES. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1636. Of
Suffolk. B.A. 1639-40.
WARNER, CHARLES. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Peterhouse,
Apr. 1,1717. Of Hampshire. S. of John, preb. of Winchester.
Bapt. Aug. 31, 1698, in Winchester Cathedral. School,
Winchester. LL.B. 1722 (wrongly called 'Thomas' in
Graduati). Ord. deacon (Peterb., Litt. dim. from Winchester)
May 22, 1722; C. of Meonstoke, Hants. V. of Husbome
Prior, 1724; R. of Sherborne St John, 1725.
WARNER, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Caius,
June 15, 1582. S. of William, yeoman. B. at East Dereham,
Norfolk. School, Mattishall. Matric. 1582; LL.B. from
Trinity Hall, 1589. Brotherof William (1582). (Fenn, 1. 114.)
WARNER, EDMUND. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Michs. 1579.
WARNER, EDWARD. Matric. FeU.-Com. from St John's,
Easter, 1561. Probably s. of Sir Edward, of Plomsted,
Norfolk, Lieut, of the Tower of London (for whom see
D.N.B.). If so, died s.p., July 24, 1561. Buried in St Mary
Magdalen, London.
WARNER, EDWARD. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Peterhouse,
Michs. 1602. Doubtless s. and h. of Henry (1567), of Milden-
haU, Suffolk. Of Mildenhall, Suffolk, Esq. Married Mary,
dau. of John Wentworth, of Gosfield, Essex. Died May 14,
i6i8. Buried at Mildenhall. Father of Edward (1636-7).
WARNER, EDWARD. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Feb. 22,
1630-1. Of Suffolk. Doubtless s. of Edmund, of Parham.
Bapt. there, Aug. 19, 1612. Matric. 1631; B.A. 1634-5;
M.A. 1638; M.D. (Padua) 1648. Adm. Hon. FeUow, R.C.P.,
Dec. 1664. Physician to Charles II. Brother of Francis
(1620) and perhaps of Robert (1629). (Munk, 1. 332; Oliver,
Antigua, iii. 185.)
WARNER, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Caius, Feb. ir,
1636-7. S. of Edward (1602), Esq., and grandson of Sir
Henry (1567), Knt. B. at Mildenhall, Suffolk. School,
Thetford. Matric. 1637-8. Of Mildenhall, Esq. Married
Sus«n, dau. oi Thomas Treston, Esq., of Mendham. Living,
1655. (Venn, i. 324; E. Lee-Warner, Life of J. Warner, D.D.)
WARNER, EDWARD. Adm. pens, at Queens', Apr. 14, 1666.
Matric. 1667; B.A. 1669-70; M.A. 1678. Ord. deacon
(Norwich) May, 1673; priest, Nov. 1674. R. of Ringsfleld,
1674-1716. R. of Ellough, Suffolk, 1680-1706.
WARNER, FERDINANDO. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Clare, Jan. 19,
1741-2. B. at Tewkesbury, Gloucs. LL.D. (Lambeth) 1754.
(Erroneously said by Cole to have been educated at Jesus.)
B. 1703. V. of Rowde, Wilts., 1730; R. of St Michael Queen-
hithe, London, 1747; R. of Barnes, Surrey, 1758-68. Author,
Ecclesiastical; wrote a History of Ireland. Died Oct. 3, 1768,
at Barnes. (G. Mag.; L. Mag.;T. C. Dale; D.N.B.)
WARNER, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Michs. 1588.
WARNER, FRANCIS. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Emmanuel, 1620.
Doubtless s. of Edmund, deceased, of Parham, Suffolk.
Bapt. there. May 12, 1603. Matric. 1620-1. Adm. at the
Inner Temple, Nov. 1621. Married (i) Elizabeth, dau. of
Sir John Rous, of Henham, Suffolk; (2) Anne, dau. of
Anthony Everard, of Stow Park. (His son John was created
Bart., July 16, 1660.) Died Sept. 5, 1658, aged 55. Buried
at Parham. Brother of Edward (1630-1). (G.E.C., iii. 88.)
WARNER, GEORGE. B.Civ.L. 1496-7.
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WARNER, H[ENRY]. Adm. Fell. -Com. at Peterhoose, Oct.
25, 1567. Doubtless s. Jind h. of Robert, of Norwich. Matric.
1567. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Feb. 10, 1570-1. Knighted,
July 23, 1603. M.P. for Hertford, 1601. Of Mildenhall,
Suffolk. Married (i) Mary, dau. of Sir Robert Wingfield, of
Letheringhara; (2) Frances, dau. of Edward Glemham.
Died May 6, 1617. Buried at Mildenhall. M.I. Father of
Edward (1602).
WARNER, HENRY. Matric. sizar from Christ's, 1595; B.A.
from Jesus, 1598-9. Perhaps V. of Staverton, Northants.,
1603-5.
WARNER, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1629;
B.A. 1633. Doubtless 's. and h. of Thomas (1600), of Balsham,
Cambs., D.D.' Adm. at Gray's Inn, May 8, 163';. Lieut. -
Colonel. Will (P.C.C.) 1645; of Balsham, Cambs. "
WARNER, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 3, 1722.
Of Huntingdonshire. B.A. 1725. Perhaps M.A. from King's,
1762. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 22, 1728. Perhaps R. of
Fetcham, Surrey, 1748-72; V. of Effingham, 1762-72. Died
Mar. i6. 1772. {Manning and Bray, 11. 718; Lambeth Act Bk;
T. C. Dale.)
WARNER, JOHN. B.A. 1454-5; M.A. 1457, Wariner.
WARNER, JOHN. Incorp. 1500-1. A friar.
WARNER, JOHN. B.A. 1509-10; M.A. 1512-3. FeUow of
Jesus, 1510-9. Perhaps R. of Wherstead, Sufiolk, 1530-53.
One of these names V. of Whaddon, Cambs., 1545.
WARNER, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Michs.
1559; LL.B. from Trinity Hall, 1570. FeUow of Trinity
Hall, 1569-74.
WARNER, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter, 1569.
WARNER, JOHN. D.D. 1620. S. of Harman, of London,
Merchant Tavlor. Bapt. at St Clement Danes, Sept. 17, 1581.
Matric. (Magdalen Hall, Oxford) Oct. 13, 1598; B.A. (Oxford)
1602; M.A. 1605; B.D. 1613; D.D. 1616. FeUow of Magdalen
College, Oxford, 1604-10. R. of St Paul's Cray, Kent,
1609-14. R. of St Michael, Crooked Lane. London, 1614-9.
Canon of Canterbury, 1616-37. R. of Bishopsboume, with
Chapel of Barham, Kent, 1619-46, sequestered. A proctor
for the diocese of Canterbury, 1620 and 1623. R. of HoUing-
boume, Kent, 1624-36. R. of St Dionis Backchurch, 1625-
42. Chaplain to the King. Governor of Sion College (ac-
cording to Newcourt's Repertorium) . Dean of Lichfield,
1633-7- R- of Bromley, Kent, 1638-45, sequestered. Bishop
of Rochester, 1638-66. Built and endowed Bromley College.
A staunch adherent of church and monarchy. An exile in
the West Country, 1643-6; suffered sequestration of his
private property. Author, sermons, etc. Died Oct. 14, 1666,
aged 86. Buried in Rochester Cathedral. M.I. Will, P.C.C.
(E. Lee Warner, Life of J. Warner, D.D. ; At. Oxon.; D.N.B.;
Hasted, II. 44.)
WARNER, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, Mar. 30, 1663.
Of London. S. of Robert, Merchant Taylor. B. 1641. Matric.
1663. 'Grecian' from Christ's Hospital. Scholar, 1663.
Died before Mar. 13, 1664-5. (A. W. Lockhart.)
WARNER, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Sidney, June 6,
1665. S. and h. of John, clerk. B. at Christ Church, Hants.
Schools, Ringwood (Mr Norris), GodshiU (Mr Warder) and
Lymington (Mr Tompkins).
WARNER, JOHN. M.A. from Caius, 1707. S. of John, of
Eydon, Northants. Matric. (Trinity College, Oxford) 1693;
B.A. (Oxford) 1697. Ord. deacon (Oxford) June 4, 1699;
priest (Lichfield) Sept. 20, 1702. R. of Hascombe, Surrey,
1708-34; of Cranleigh, 1729-34. Chaplain to the Earl of
Rothes. Died Nov. i, 1734, aged 57. M.I. at Hascombe.
{Venn, i. 516; Manning and Bray, n. 67.)
WARNER, LEE. Adm. Fell. -Com. (age 15) at Magdalene,
Apr. 23, 1669. S. and h. of John Lee, alias Warner, D.D.
B. 1653. School, Canterbury. Matric. 1669. Adm. at the
Inner Temple, Sept. 16, 1670; of Southfleet, Kent. Called
to the Bar, i677- Married Catherine, dau. of Henry Hamp-
son, Oct. 16, 1697, at St Dionis Backchurch, London. Died
s./).,Mar. 4, 1698-9. Buried in Rochester Cathedral. (E. Lee-
Wamer, John Warner, D.D.)
WARNER, MANISON. Adm. sizar at Jesus, June 17, 1729.
Of Huntingdonshire. B. 1710. Matric. 1731; B.A. 1732-3;
Scholar, 1733; M.A. 1736. FeUow, 1734-45. Ord. deacon
(Ely) Sept. 1733; priest, Dec. 1734. V. of St Ives, Hunts.,
1744-7. R. of Offord D'Arcy, 1746-52. Died 1752.
WARNER, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, Feb. 22,
1661-2. S. of Richard, gent., of Beetley, Norfolk. Bapt.
there, Feb. 26, 1643-4. Schools, Gressenhall, private and
Seaming. Matric. 1662; Scholar, 1662-9; B.A. 1665-6; M.A.
1669. Ord. deacon (Norwich) June lo, 1666; 'C. of Beetley';
priest, Dec. 19, 1669. R. of Beetley, 1669-1722; of Scul-
thorpe, 1704-5, and of Foulsham, 1721-2. Died Sept. 11,
1722. Buried at Beetley. {Venn, i. 415; Carthew, Launditch,
in. 125.)
Warnes, Edward
WARNER, RICHARD. Adm. scholar at Trinity Hall, Feb.
13, 1664-5. 01 London. .Matric. 1665.
WARNER, ROBERT. B.D. 1486-7. A friar. D.D. 1492-3.
WARNER, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Trinity Hall, Lent,
1614-5.
WARNER, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, July 8, 1629.
Of Suffolk. Probably s. of Edmund, of Parham. Matric.
1629. One of these names s. of Robert, of Cratfield, Suffolk;
bapt. there, Feb. 18, 1611. Died 1641. Probably brother of
Edward (1630-1) and Francis (1620). (Oliver, Antiqua. in.
185.)
WARNER, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Sidney, May 2,
1727. S. of Robert, chemist, of Woodbridge, Suffolk. B. at
Saxmundham. School, Ipswich (Mr Edw. Leeds). Matric.
1727. Migrated to Pembroke, Nov. 15, 1728. B.A. i73ch-i.
WARNER, SAMUEL. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Christ's, July 1, 1679.
WARNER, STEPHEN. Adm. pens, at Gonville Hall, Mar.
1557-8; Scholar, 1559; B.A. 1560-1; M.A. 1564. FeUow,
until 1566, when he was expelled by Dr Caius. Perhaps adm.
at Lincoln's Inn, Aug. 4, 1567; of Norfolk. {Venn, i. 40.)
WARNER, THOMAS. FeUow of Gonville Hall, 1426-32.
Donor of a window in the haU. One of these names of
Burgh, Cambs., clerk: will (P.C.C.) 1473.
WARNER, THOMAS. Resident student at Trinity Hall,
Aug. 1564.
WARNER, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Queens', Jan. 14, 1585-6.
Of Cambridgeshire. Perhaps s. of Oliver, of Eversden,
Cambs. (and Elizabeth, dau. of Leonard Moore, of Sandon,
Herts.). (Vis. of Northants., 1618-9.)
WARNER, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, June 30,
1597. S. of William, gent. B. at Howe, Norfolk. Schools,
Lynn and Norwich.
WARNER, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Aug. 9, 1600;
B.A. 1604-5; M.A. 1608; D.D. 1624 (per Lit. Reg.). V. of
Humberston, Leics., 1610. R. of Balsham, Cambs., 1611-42.
Married Ann, dau. of WiUiam Nicholson, of Gt St Mary's,
Cambridge, 1609. Died 1657. Buried at Balsham, AprI 5,
1657. Will, P.C.C. (folio 119 Berkley); mentions sons Henry
(deceased), Thomas and Edward. Doubtless father of Henry
(1629).
WARNER, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter, 1620;
B.A. 1623-4; M.A. 1627. Probably R. of Abberton, Essex,
1634-44, sequestered; for a time R. of AU Saints', Colchester.
Perhaps R. of Camborne, ComwaU. Died 1646. Perhaps
father of Thomas (1659). (Peile, i. 354.)
WARNER, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 14) at Christ's, July 3,
1623; re-adm. Apr. 19, 1632. S. of John. B. at Maldon,
Essex. School, Maldon. (Peile, i. 354, 418.)
WARNER or WARDNER, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at
Christ's, May 18, 1647. S. of Thomas. B. at Upwell,
Norfolk. School, Wisbech. Matric. 1647; B.A. 1650-1.
Doubtless ord. priest (Joseph HaU, Bishop of Norwich)
May 12, 1654. V. of Gosfield, Essex, 1664-72. Died 1672.
WARNER, THOMAS. \Axa. sizar (age 17) at Sidney, Aug. 6,
1659. S. and h. of Thomas (? 1620), R. of Camborne, Corn-
waU. B. at Chingford, Essex. Schools, Chingford (Mr Peak)
and Tiverton, Devon. Matric. 1660. One of these names of
Poundstock, Cornwall, clerk; admon. (Exeter) 1718.
WARNER, WILLIAM. B.A. (? 1497-8); M.A. 1501; B.D.
1508-9; D.D. 1512-3. FeUow of Gonville Hall, 1499-1517.
FeUow of Corpus Christi, 1545. President of Ph>-swick
Hostel, 1503. R. of Winterton, Norfolk, 1515-45. An early
reformer; an intimate friend of Bilney, the martyr, whom
he attended at his execution, 1531. Buried at Paston, Dec.
24, 1546. (Venn, i. 14; Masters.)
WARNER, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1548. One of these names V. of Wendy, Cambs., 1555.
WARNER, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, June 15,
1582. S. of William, yeoman. B. at East Dereham, Norfolk.
School, Mattishall. Matric. 1582. Ord. deacon and priest
(Norwich) Jan. 25, 1605 (literate), age 40; C. of Hardley.
Brother of Christopher (1582). (Venn, 1. 114.)
WARNER, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, May 28,
1587. Matric. 1587.
WARNER, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Easter,
1631; B.A. 1633; M.A. 1637.
WARNER, . B.D. 1496-7. A friar. D.D. 1498-9. One
William Warner, D.D., R. of Oxnead, Norfolk, 1546.
WARNER, . .\dm. at Corpus Christi, 1581.
WARNES, EDWARD. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1630; B.A.
1634-5; M.A. 1638. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Sept. 22, 1638;
priest, Dec. 20, i6}o. R. of Lammas, Norfolk, 1645-1700.
K. of Gt Hautbois, 1661-1700. Died 1700, aged 87. Bene-
factor to Yarmouth. (Manship, Yarmouth, 245.)
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WARNET, EDWARD. Adm. pens, at Sidney, June, 1635;
Fell. -Com. Apr. 30, 1636. Probably s. of Francis (next) (but
occurs as Edmund in Vis. of Surrey, 1623). Matric. 1635.
WARNET, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, at Sidney, Mar. 30, 1604.
Doubtless s. of John (next). Matric. 1604. Of Hempsted,
Sussex. Married Anne, dau. of Edward Boys, of Kent.
Probably father of Edward (above). {Vis. of Surrey, 23;
H. F. Waters, Geneal. Gleanings, 40.)
WARNET, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter, 1580.
Doubtless s. and h. of John, of Hempsted, Sussex. Married
Susan Ridley, of Whellebeech [Welbeck], Sussex. Doubtless
father of Francis (above). (H. F. Waters, Geneal. Gleanings;
Misc. Gen. et Her., 5th S., n. 215.)
WARNFORD, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Feb. 26, 1713-
4. S. of Henry, R. of Freshford, Somerset. Matric. (New
College, Oxford) Dec. 9, 1712, age 15. Matric. 1715. (Burke,
L.G.; Al. Oxon.)
WARR, EDWARD. Adm. pens, at Trinity, 1631. Of Somerset.
Matric. 1631; Scholar, 1634; B. A. 1634-5; M.A. 1638. Fellow
of Peterhouse, 1641-5, ejected. (T. A. Walker.)
WARRE, HENRY DE LA. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 16) at Peter-
house, Mar. 14, 1619. S. and h. of Thomas (West), 3rd Lord
De La Warr, Governor and Captain-General of Virginia.
Succeeded his father as 4th Baron, i6i8. Married Isabel,
dau. of Sir Thomas Edmonds, Knt., clerk of the Council.
Died June i, 1628. (T. A. Walker, 14; Nichols, u. 211.)
WARRE, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1606;
Scholar, 1608; B.A. 1609-10; M.A. 1613; D.D. 1632. Fellow,
1612. Incorp. at Oxford, 1617. Ord. priest (York, for Lin-
coln) Mar. 1616-7. R. of Welboum, Lines., 1616. Canon of
Lincoln, 1629. Archdeacon of Leicester, 1631-4 and 1640-1.
Died 1641. {Al. Oxon.)
WARRELL, see WORRALL.
WARREN, ABRAHAM, see WARING.
WARREN, ANANIAS. Adm. sizar at Sidney, July, 1602. S. of
George, goldsmith, of London. School, Merchant Taylors'.
Matric. 1602. Buried at St Peter's, CornhiU, Sept. 17, 1603,
aged 17. (Robinson, Merchant Taylors' School.)
WARREN, ANDREW. Adm. sizar at Queens', Apr. 6, 1709.
Of Devon. Matric. 1709; B.A. 1712-3.
WARREN, ARNOLD. Matric. pens, from Trinity, c. 1392.
WARREN, BARTHOLOMEW. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Michs.
1564.
WARREN, BASIL. Adm. sizar at Trinity, May 19, 1672.
WARREN, CHARLES. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, July 2, 1726.
Of Nottinghamshire. Doubtless 6th s. of Borlase, of Stapel-
ford (and Anne, dau. of Sir John Harpur, Bart.). Bapt.
Aug. 9, 1707, at Stapleford. Matric. 1726; B.A. 1729-30;
M.A. 1734. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Dec. 24, 1732; priest,
Dec. 23, 1733. ^- of Grimoldby, Lines., 1733. R. of Ludgers-
hall, Bucks., 1747-8. Died unmarried, 1748. Brother of
James (1731). {Genealogist, N.S., iii. 55; Misc. Gen. et Her.,
N.S., III. 50.)
WARREN, DANIEL. Adm. (age 17) at King's, a scholar from
Eton, Apr. 26, 1651. Of Ipswich. B. at Tenterden, Kent.
Matric. 1651; B.A. 1654-5; M.A. 1658. Fellow, 1654-9.
R. of Horstead and Coltishall, Norfolk, 1658-1700. Buried
at Horstead, June 11, 1700. Father of George (1687).
{Harwood.)
WARREN, DAVID. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter, 1579.
Of Kent. B.A. 1582-3.
WARREN, DESIDERIUS. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Apr. 7,
1621. S. of Edward, V. of Duston, Northants. Matric. 1621;
B.A. 1624-5. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 12; priest, June 13,
1625. R. of Wickersley, Yorks., 1629-67. R. of Tankersley,
c. 1654-67. Buried Apr. 11, 1667. (H. I. Longden.)
WARREN, a/i:as SIDLING, EDWARD. Adm. sizar at Pembroke,
1637-8. Matric. 1638; B.A. 1641-2; M.A. 1646. V. of
St Peter's, Colchester, Essex, 1654-62, ejected. Adm. extra-
licentiate R.C.P., July 31, 1667; practised at Colchester.
Also a preacher in the town. Died 1690. {Davids, 373.)
WARREN, EDWARD. Adm. sizar at Trinity, May 3, 1649.
Of Worcestershire. Matric. 1649; Scholar, 1651; B.A. 1652-3;
M.A. 1656. One of these names minister at Thorley, Herts.,
in 1659.
WARREN, ERASMUS. Adm. sizar (age 14) at Christ's, Feb. 10,
1656-7. S. of George (1631). B. at Chippenham, Cambs.
School, Bury St Edmunds. Matric. 1660; B.A. 1660-1; M.A.
1664. Ord. priest (London) Aug. 21, 1662. R. of Worlington,
Suffolk, 1666-1718. R. of Freckenham, 1672. Chaplain to
the Earl of Suffolk. Author, religious. Died Sept. 27, 1718.
Buried at Worlington. M.I. Father of the next and of
Robert (1697). {Peile, 1. 575.)
Warren, John
WARREN, ERASMUS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's,
Nov. 3, 1686. S. of Erasmus (above), clerk. B. at Walling-
ton, Sufiolk. School, Norwich (Mr Burton). Brother of
Robert (1697).
WARREN, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1553-
WARREN, FRANCIS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1629;
B.A. 1630-1; M.A. 1634, Waring. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
June 5; priest, Dec. 18, 1631. R. of Hartwell, Bucks., 1635-
48. Died 1648.
WARREN, GEORGE. Adm. pens, at Jesus, May 23, 1631. Of
Cambridgeshire. Possibly s. of Martin (1591). Matric. 1631;
Scholar, 1632; B.A. 1634-5; M.A. 1638. V. of Chippenham,
Cambs., 1642; there in 1650. Probably R. of Barton Mills,
Suffolk, 1660. Perhaps brother of Martin (1619), father of
Erasmus (1656-7).
WARREN, GEORGE. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, Apr. 5,
1687. Of Norfolk. Doubtless s. and h. of Daniel (1651), of
Horstead, Norfolk, clerk. Matric. 1690; B.A. 1690-1. Adm.
at Gray's Inn, July 11, 1693.
WARREN, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse, Easter,
1550. Of Nottinghamshire. B.A. 1553-4; M.A. from St
John's, 1557; B.D. from Trinity, 1569. Fellow of St John's,
1554. R. of Little Massingham, Norfolk, 1569-71. V. of
Terrington, 1574-82.
WARREN, HENRY. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter, 1607.
Of Suffolk. B.A. (? 1609-10); M.A. 1613.
WARREN, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Clare, Apr. 9, 1678. S.
of Henry, of St Martin's, Stamford Baron, Northants.
Matric. 1678. Adm. at Gray's Inn, June 18, 1680.
WARREN, HUGH. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, Apr. 17,
1686. S. of John (1650), gent. B. at Stockport, Cheshire.
Bapt. there, Sept. 30, 1668. School, Stockport. Matric.
1686. Of Salford. Married Anne, dau. of Thomas Hesketh,
of Rufford. Buried at Stockport, Jan. 7, 1732-3. (E. Axon;
Ormerod, in. 344.)
WARREN, HUMPHREY. Adm. pens, (age 16 sic) at St John's,
Aug. 6, 1691. S. of Henry, clerk. B. at Stockport, Cheshire.
Bapt. there, Jan. 17, 1671-2. School, Westminster. Matric.
1692; B..\. 1695-6. Married Susanna, dau. of William
Davenport. Blinded by a shot from a gun, Dec. 2, 1700;
afterwards occupied himself in weaving silks on a loom of
his own contriving. Buried at Stockport, Aug. 26, 1744.
(E. Axon; Ormerod, in. 344.)
WARREN, JAMES. Matric. pens, from Edmund's Hostel,
Michs. 1544.
WARREN, JAMES. Matric. from St Catharine's, Easter, 1717.
S. of John ( 1 670-1), of Boxford, Suffolk. School, West-
minster. Migrated to Trinity, Nov. 5, 1719, age 21. Scholar,
1720; LL.B. 1724. R. of Kirby Underdale, Yorks., 1723-30.
Brother of Thomas (1707).
WARREN, JAMES. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Nov. 9, 1731.
Of Nottinghamshire. S. of Borlase. B. 1712. Matric. 1732;
LL.B. 1738. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Dec. 18, 1737; priest.
May 28, 1738. R. of Stretton-Audley, Oxon. R. of Ludgers-
hall, Bucks., 1748-74. Died before Jan. 14, 1774. [Not to
be confounded with his uncle James W. who died Mar. 29,
1773-4, aged 89. M.I. at Little Marlow.] Brother of Charles
(1726). {Lipscomb, i. 310, 319; Misc. Gen. et Her., N.S., in.
49 ; T. Langlsy, Desborough.)
WARREN, JASPER. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter, 1612.
One of these names s. and h. of Thomas, of Gt Thurlow,
Suffolk.
WARREYN, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1571.
WAREN, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1587.
WARREN, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, May 9, 1591.
Matric. c. 1592; Scholar; B.A. 1594-5; M.A. 1598. One of
these names, M.A., V. of Gt Clacton, Essex, 1610. Admon.
(Cons. C. London) Apr. 18, 1628.
WARREN, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Caius, July 11, 1594-
S. of William. B. at Normanton, Leics. School, Normanton
(Mr WoodaU).
WARREN, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity, c. 1596. Of
Cambridge. Scholar, 1599. Migrated to Queens', Jan.
1600-1. B.A. 1600-1; M.A. 1604.
WARREN, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Mar. i, 1621-2.
Matric. 1622; B.A. 1626-7. Perhaps ord. deacon (Chichester)
May 20, 1627; priest (St Davids) Dec. 19, 1630. V. of
Udimore, Sussex, 1632-8. Buried there June 25, 1638.
Will at Lewes. (W. C. Renshaw.)
WARREN, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, 1623. Matric.
1623. One of these names s. of Thomas, late of Bittell,
Worcs., deceased; adm. at Gray's Inn, Nov. 3, 1623.
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WARREN, JOHN. Aclm. sizar (age 15) at Caius, June 25
re-adm. pens. Sept. 15, 1624. Of Clare, Suffolk. S. of John
gent., of Hempstead, Essex. Matric. 1624; Scholar, 1625-8
B.A. 1627-8. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 21; priest, Sept. 22
1628. Probably V. of Hemel Hempstead, Herts., 1646-57
Died there Aug. 13, 1657. One of these names nominated
minister of the 7th Classis of Essex, in 1648; he was then at
Hatfield Broadoak; still there, 1657-8; perhaps R. of Little
Chesterford, 1661-77. (Venn, 1. 267.)
WARREN, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter, 1632.
Of Northamptonshire. B.A. 1635-6; M.A. 1639. Ord.
deacon (Peterb.) May 20, 1640; priest, Sept. 19, 1641.
Perhaps R. of Little Bradley, Sufiolk, 1641. Probably R.
of Lawford, Essex, 1663. Buried July 8, 1664. Admon.,
P.C.C.
WARREN, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Sidney, June 11,
1641. S. of Thomas, farmer. B. at Wolverley, Worcs.
Schools, Wolverley and Bridgnorth (Mr Barton). B.A. 1644-
5; M.A. 1648.
WARREN, JOHN. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Sx John's, Apr. 2, 1650.
S. of Edward, Esq., of Stockport, Cheshire. B. Aug. 12,
1630, at Poynton-in-Prestbury, Cheshire. School, Anderton,
Lanes, (private). Adm. at Gray's Inn, Dec. 28, 1649. Judge
of Chester. Died Mar. 20, 1705-6. Buried at Stockport.
Father of Hugh (1686). (E. Axon.)
WARREN, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June 4, 1670.
Of Hampshire. Matric. 1670; B.A. 1673-4. Ord. priest
(London) Dec. 22, 1678.
WARREN, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's, June 7,
1670. S. of Robert. B. at Exeter. School, Exeter (Mr
Withman). Matric. 1670; B.A. 1673-4. Ord. deacon
(London) Sept. 24, 1676. (Peile, 11. 30.)
WARREN, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Trinity, Mar. 11, 1670-1.
Matric. 1671; Scholar, 1674; B.A. 1674-5; M.A. 1678.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1679. Fellow of St Catharine's, 1681-6.
Taxor, 1682. R. of Boxford, Suffolk, 1683-1721. Father of
James (1717) and Thomas (1707). {Al. Oxon.)
WARREN, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, Oct. 10,
1674. S. of John, yeoman, of Bradley, Suffolk. B. there.
School, Bradley (Mr Billingsley). Matric. 1674; B.A. 1678-9.
Perhaps V. of Thurston, Suffolk, 1685-1726; R. of Langham,
1691-1725. Died 1726. Perhaps father of John (1703).
WARREN, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Queens', July 9, i686. S.
and h. of Samuel, V. of Ashford, Kent. B. Sept. 4, 1670, at
Preston, Sussex. School, .'\shford. Matric. 1686; B.A.
1689-90; M.A. 1693; B.D. 1701; D.D. 1711. Fellow, 1693-
1710. Incorp. at Oxford, 1700. Ord. deacon (Rochester)
Sept. 25, 1692; priest, 1695. V. of Holy Trinity, Cambridge,
i695-<;. 1700. R. of Trottiscliffe, Kent, 1695-1709. V. of
St John's, Margate, 1703-5. Lecturer at All Hallows,
Lombard Street, London. R. of St Stephen, Exeter, 1709.
Preb. of Exeter, 1709-36. R. of Farringdon, Devon, 1709.
R. of Bickton, 1717. Chaplain to the Bishop of Exeter.
Author, sermons. Died Dec. 11, 1736, aged 66. Buried at
Farringdon. Brother of Richard (1696) and William (1700).
WARREN, JOHN. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 19) at St John's,
July 26, 1698. S. of Edward, Esq. B. at Dinkley, Lanes.
School, Winchester.
WARREN, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Christ's, Aug. 3,
1703. S. of John (? 1674). B. at Thurston, Suffolk. School,
Bury St Edmunds. Matric. 1704; Scholar, 1704-5; B.A.
1707-8; M.A. 1711. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Feb. 1707-8;
priest, Mar. 20, 1708-9. R. of Fomham AU Saints', and
St Martin, Suffolk, 1713-38. Died June 20, 1738, aged 54.
M.I. at Fordham. Father of John (1734). {Peile, 11. 158;
Gage, 260.)
WARREN, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Sidney, Jan. 3,
1708-9. S. of Martin, of Snailwell, Cambs. School, Thurlow,
Suffolk (Mr Harwood). Matric. 1710.
WARREN, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius, Oct. 7, 1734.
S. of John (1703), R. of Fomham All Saints', Suffolk. B.
there. Schools, Wymondham and Seaming (Mr Brett).
Matric. 1734; Scholar, 1734-9; B.A. 1738-9; M.A. 1743.
Ord. deacon (Norwich, Litt. dim. from Ely) Mar. 1738-g.
V. of Waterbeach, Carabs., 1745; resigned the same year.
R. of West Hading, Norfolk, 1745-66; of Brettenham, 1758-
89, and of Little Saxham, Suffolk, 1765-89. Died Dec. 29,
1789. Buried at Little Saxham. (Venn, 11. 40.)
WARREN, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age i6) at Caius, July 6, 1747.
2nd s. of Richard (1696), D.D., R. of Cavendish, and Arch-
deacon of Suffolk. B. May 12, 1730, at Cavendish. School,
Bury. Matric. i747; Scholar, 1747-54; B.A. 1751; M.A.
1754; D.D. 1772. Members' prize, 1753. Ord. deacon (Ely)
June 17, 1753; priest. May 26, 1754. R- oi Leverington,
Cambs., 1754; of Teversham, 1761-8, and of Snailwell, 1768.
Preb. of Ely, 1768-79. Chaplain to Lord Sondes. V. of
Wisbech, 1774. R. of Mepal, 1775. Bishop of St Davids,
Warren, Robert
1779-83; of Bangor, 1783-1800. Married a daughter of
Henry Southwell, Esq., Apr. 12, 1777. Author, sermons, etc.
Died Jan. 27, 1800. Buried in Westminster Abbey. Brother
of Richard (1747-8) and Samuel Fenner (1747). (Venn 11
60; D.N.B.)
WARREN, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Caius, June 13,
1627. S. of Robert, surgeon, of Norfolk. B. at Gt Walsing'
ham. School, Holt, Norfolk. Matric. 1628; B.A. 1630-1.
Licensed to practise medicine and surgery (Bishop of
Norwich) 1633.
WARREN, LANGHORN. M.A. from Christ's, 1739. S. of
Robert (1697), D.D., R. of Charlton, Kent. Matric. (Brase-
nose College, Oxford) Apr. 11, 1728, age 17; B.A. (Oxford)
1735- Ord. priest (Norwich) Oct. 1735. Succeeded his father
as R. of Charlton, 1736-52. P.C. of Hampstead, Middlesex,
1740-62. R.of West Bergholt, Essex, 1752-6. V.ofDedham,
1759-61- R- of Roding Morell, 1760-2. Died June 26, 1762
Buried at Hampstead. M.I. [Al. Oxon.; Peile, 11. 227-
Hennessy.) '
WARREN, LUCKE. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter, 1609.
WARREN, MARTIN. Matric. pens, from St Joh.v's, c. 1591;
B.A. 1594-5; M.A. 1598; B.D. 1605. Incorp. at Oxford)
1599- V. of Ixning, Suffolk, 1599; probably R. of Worling-
ton, till 1643. Will dated, Jan. 25, 1641; proved (Norwich)
Feb. 7, 1643-4; described as B.D., and parson of WorUngton;
mentions son Martin, ' then young.' Perhaps father of Martin
(1619) and George (1631). (Al. Oxon.; E. Anglian; Vis. of
Suffolk, II. 72.)
WARREN, MARTIN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius, Jan. 17,
1601-2. S. of Henry, of Suffolk. School, Bury St Edmunds.
Died in College, 1603. Buried June 21, 1603, at St Michael's,
Cambridge; as Matthew. (Venn, i. 177; Ely Epis. Rec., 275.)
WARREN, MARTIN. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Apr. 27, 1619. Of
Cambridgeshire. Perhaps s. of Martin (1591). Scholar, 1620;
B.A. 1622-3; M.A. 1626; B.D. 1633. Ord. deacon and priest
(Norwich) Sept. 24, 1626. R. of Drinkstone, Suffolk, 1630-
46. R. of Worlington, 1643-56. Perhaps his will, dated Mar.
26; proved (P.C.C.) May 18, 1655 ; to be buried at his father's
feet in the churchyard of Fordham. .Advowson of Worling-
ton, Suffolk, to be sold. Mentions brother George (? 1631),
clerk, and brother-in-law Thos. Shelley, Esq. (J. Ch. Smith.)
WARREN, MARTIN. Adm. pens, at Jesus, June 4, 1640. Of
Norfolk. Perhaps s. of William (1601-2), of Hethersett.
Matric. 1640; Scholar, 1640.
WARREN, MARTIN. Adm. pens, at Clare, Jan. 4, 1714-5.
Of Northamptonshire. School, Rugby. Matric. 1715.
Migrated to Emmanuel, Oct. 3, 1718. B.A. 1718-9; M.A.
1722; M.D. 1730. Fellow of Emmanuel, 1721. Settled at
Bury St Edmunds. Died there 1735, aged 39. M.I. at St
Mary's, Bury. (Musgrave, 06.)
WARREN, MATTHIAS. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Feb. 23, 1669-
70. Matric. 1670; B.A. 1673-4; M.A. 1679. Ord. deacon
(Norwich) Dec. 1674; priest, Feb. 1675-6. R. of Westley,
Suffolk, 1676-1705. Buried there Mar. 4, 1704-5. (Gage, 94.)
WARREYN, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1571.
WARREN, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs.
1622; scholar from Westminster, 1623; B.A. 1626-7.
WARREN, RICHARD. Adm. sizar at Jesus, June 29, 1696.
S. of Samuel, V. of .Ashford, Kent. B. 1681. School, .Ashford.
Matric. 1697; Scholar, 1700; B.A. 1699-1700; M..A. 1703;
B.D. 1710; D.D. 1718. Fellow, 1703-22. Ord. priest (Ely)
June 3, 1705. R. of Harlton, Cambs., 1706. V. of Comberton,
1709-18. V. of Hinxton, 1711-6. R. of Gravcley, 1718-21.
R. of Cavendish, Suffolk, 1721-48. Archdeacon of Suffolk,
1745-8. Married Priscella.dau. of John Fenner. Died Jan. 4,
1747-8. Buried at Cavendish. M.I. Father of the next, of
John (1747) and of Samuel Fenner (1747).
WARREN, RICHARD. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Feb. 2, 1747-8.
S. of Richard (above), D.D. B. Dec. 4, 1731, at Cavendish.
School, Bury. Matric. 1750; Rustat Scholar, 1748; Members'
Prize; B.A. 1752; M.A. 1755; M.D. 1762. Fellow, 1756-9,
Physician to the Middlesex Hospital, 1756; to St George's,
1760-6; to the King, 1762; to the Prince of Wales, 1787.
F.R.C.P., 1763. F.R.S., 1764. Censor, elect. Gulstonian
lecturer, 1764. Harveian orator, 1768. Married Elizabeth,
dau. of Peter Shaw, physician to the King, succeeded to the
practice of his fatber-in-law, 1763. Died June 22, i7g7.
Buried in Kensington Church. M.I. Will, P.C.C. Brother
of John (1747) and of Samuel Fenner (1747). (D.N.B.;
Munk, II. 242.)
WARREN, ROBERT. Adm. (age 16) at Caius, Oct. 27, 1581.
S. of Robert. B. at Little Snoring, Norfolk. Bapt. Jan. 20,
1565-6. School, Fakenham. Scholar, 1582-8; B.A. 1584-5;
M.A. 1588; B.D. 1596. Ord. priest (Norwich) June 5, 1589.
R. of Little Snoring, 1593; still there, 1616. (Venn, i. 112.)
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WARREN, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, 1587-8.
B. at Gt Cornard, Suffolk. Matric. 1588. Probably B.A.
1594-5. Ord. deacon (London) June 19; priest, June 20,
1594, age 24. Perhaps owner of the manor of Westley, Suffolk,
1627-57; then of Long Melford. If so, benefactor of Peter-
house, donor to the Building Fund. (But the benefactor to
Peterhouse is described in the Chapel Building accounts as
S.T.P., of Long Melford: so possibly this applies to the
Emmanuel man.) (Copinger, vii. 115.)
WARREN, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June 6, 1598.
Matric. 1598; B.A. from St Catharine's, 1601-2; M.A. 1606;
D.D. 1631-2 (Lit. Reg.). Ord. deacon and priest (Norwich)
Sept. 22, 1605. C. of Westacre. R. of St Mary, Feltwell,
Norfolk, 1609-19. One of these names R. of Langenhoe,
Essex, 1607-18; R. of Borley, 1616.
WARREN, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Feb. 11, 1656-7.
Of Suffolk. Matric. 1658.
WARREN, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Christ's, June 7,
1697. S. of Erasmus (1656-7). B. at Worlington, Suffolk.
School, Bury. Matric. 1697; Scholar, 1698-9; B.A. 1700-1;
M.A. 1704; D.D. 1716. Ord. deacon (Chichester) Mar. 16,
1700; priest (Rochester) May 28, 1704. R. of Charlton, Kent,
1704-36. R. of Stratford-le-Bow, Middlesex, 1718. P.C. of
Hampstead, 1735-40. Died June 1, 1740, aged 60. M.L at
Hampstead. Admon.,P.C.C. Brother of Erasmus (1686) and
father of Langhom (1739). (Peile, u. 139; Hennessy.)
WARREN, ROGER. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1570.
Perhaps migrated to Oxford. If so, matric. (University
College, Oxford) Jan. 10, i574-5i age 20; of Devon; B.A.
(Oxford) 1575. {Al. Oxon.)
WARREN, SAMUEL. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter,
1615; Scholar, 1615-9; B.A. 1618-9; M.A. 1622. Ord. priest
(Norwich) 1620. V. of Gt Breckles, Norfolk, 1628. V. of
Griston, 1633-54 (?). R. of Merton, till 1676. Died 1676,
aged 77. {Peile, i. 302.)
WARREN, SAMUEL FENNER. Matric. sizar from Trinity
Hall, Dec. 1747. S. of Richard (1696), D.D., R. of Cavendish.
Ord. deacon (York) June 10, 1750; 'C. of South Collingham,
Notts.'; priest (Peterb.) June 17, i753- R- of Leverington,
Cambs., during 1754. R. of St James', Santee, South
Carolina, 1758-74. Returned to England. Being warmly
attached to the Colonial cause he again went to South
Carolina, in 1778. Died there Mar. 3, 1789. Buried in
Echaw Churchyard. Brother of John (i747) and Richard
(1747-8). (Dalcho, S. Carolina; E. A. Jones.)
WARREN, SIMON. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Easter, 1627.
WARYN, THOMAS. Scholar at King's Hall, 1436-45.
WARREYNE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse,
Michs. 1570; B.A. 1573-4. R. of Timworth, Suffolk, 1591-
1612. Died 1612. Benefactor to Peterhouse. {T. A. Walker.)
WAREN, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1577.
WARRON, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Easter,
1607.
WARREN, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Michs.
1623; B.A. 1626-7. One of these names R. of St Peter's,
Sandwich, Kent, 1627-38. Died 1638.
WARREN, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Easter, 1624.
Matric. 1625; B.A. 1627-8; M.A. 1631. Perhaps P.C. of
St Lawrence, Ipswich, 1633-5. Probably R. of Witnesham,
Suffolk, 1648 (but said to have been ord. priest by Bishop
of St David's, Nov. 13, 1624); V. of Henley, in 1668. Died
1698, aged 92. M.I. at Witnesham. Probably father of
Thomas (1663). {Venn, i. 419.)
WARREN, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1625; B.A. 1628-9.
WARREN, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June 30, 1632.
Of Sussex. Matric. 1632; B.A. 1635-6; M.A. 1639. Ord.
deacon (Norwich) Mar. 9, 1638-9; perhaps priest (Rochester)
June 9, 1639; if so, R. of Layham, Suffolk, 1645. One of
these names R. of St Stephen Wallbrook, London, 1642.
WARREN, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from St Catharine's,
Easter, 1634. Of Suffolk. B.A. 1637-8; M.A. 1641. Ord.
deacon and priest (Bishop of Whithem) Dec. 22, 1660. R. of
Houghton, Hants., 1650-62; ejected, 1662. Preacher at
Romsey and elsewhere. Author, sermons. Died Jan. 27,
1693-4, aged 77. Buried at Romsey. {Calamy.u. 12; D.N. B.)
WARREN, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from King's, Michs. 1658;
B.A. 1661-2. Perhaps ord. priest (Norwich) May, 1684.
WARREN, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, May 11,
1663. S. of Thomas (? 1624), clerk, of Witnesham, Suffolk.
B. in Ipswich. Schools, Stowmarket (Mr Colton) and Melton.
Matric. 1663; Scholar, 1663-8; B.A. 1666-7; M.A. 1670.
Subscribed for deacon's orders (Norwich) Nov. 28, 1668;
'C. to his father at Henley, Suffolk'; priest. Mar. 3, 1671-2.
V. of Pakenham, 1672-83. Died Jan. 24, 1682-3. M.I. at
Witnesham. Will (Suff. Archd.) 1683. (Venn, i. 419.)
Warrener, Thomas
WARREN, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, 1665-6.
Matric. 1667; B.A. 1669-70; M.A. 1673. Ord. deacon
(Norwich) Sept. 1672; priest (London) Sept. 1673. Perhaps
V. of Darsham, Suffolk, 1683-1706. One of these names V.
of Cheveley, Cambs., 1689-1703.
WARREN, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Christ's, Mar. 16, 1668-9.
S. of John. B. at Kenton, Suffolk. School, Eye (Mr Browne).
Matric. 1669. (Peile, 11. 19.)
WARREN. THOMAS. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, July 2,
1707. S. of John (? 1670-1), R. of Boxford, Suffolk. Matric.
1709. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Feb. 1713-4; priest, June 11,
1714. R. of South Pickenham, Norfolk, 1714-22. Succeeded
his father as R. of Boxford, Suffolk, 1721-35. Died 1735-
Brother of James (1717). (T. C. Dale.)
WARREN, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Pembroke, July 3,
1707. S. of Robert, R. of Rame, Cornwall. Matric. 1707.
WARREN, THOMAS. M.A. 1717 (Com. Reg.).
WARREN, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, Apr. 18,
1718. S. of Martin, husbandman, of Cambridge. B. at
Snowhill. School, Beverley (Mr Lambert and Mr Johnstone).
Matric. 1718; B.A. 1721-2. Ord. priest (Norwich) Mar.
1723-4. V. of Chattisham, Suffolk, 1726-70. Author,
Sermon. Died Apr. 8, 1770, aged 61 (sic). Buried at Chattis-
ham. M.L, where he is styled M.A. (ScoU-Mayor, in. 316.)
WARREN, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, June 8,
1747. S. of John, mercer, of Norwich. B. there. School,
Norwich (Mr BuUimer). .Scholar, 1747-53; LL.B. i753-
Ord. deacon (Norwich) July 7, i754; 'C. of Mileham'; priest,
Aug. I, 1756. R. of Tasburgh, 1757-97; of Tacolneston,
1754-96. Died 1796. Will, P.C.C. (F^n, 11. 59.)
WARREN, W. M.Gram. 1468-9.
WARREN, WILLIAM Matric. sizar from Christ's, c. 1596.
Migrated to Peterhouse, 1597-8. B.A. 1599-1600; M.A.
1603. Incorp. at Oxford, 1605. Ord. deacon and priest
(Norwich) Dec. 23, 1604, age 25. C. of North Barsham,
Norfolk.
WARREN, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Jesus, 1601-2; B.A.
1606-7; M.A. 1610. Fellow, 1608-16. University preacher.
Perhaps ord. deacon and priest (Lincoln) Mar. 8, 161 1-2.
R. of Caldecote, Hunts., 1613-4. R. of Coney Weston,
Suffolk, 1614-20. Perhaps R. of Hethersett, Norfolk, 1617-
20, and probably 1620-39 (said to be S.T.P., in 1617).
Perhaps father of Martin (1640). (Blomefield, v. 28.)
WARREN, WILLIAM. B.A. from Pembroke, 1629-30; M.A.
1633-
WARREN, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Jesus, June 30, 1637.
Matric. 1637; Scholar, 1637; B.A. 1640-1.
WARREN, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter,
1641. Of Cambridgeshire.
WARREN, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Trinity Hall, May 3,
1700. S. of Samuel, V. of Ashford, Kent. B. there, Apr. 27,
1683. Matric. 1700; Scholar, 1701-2; LL.B. 1706; LL.D.
1717. Fellow, 1712-45. Vice-Master, 1723. Incorp. at
Oxford, 1733. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Dec. 21, 1707; priest,
Dec. 18, 1709. C. of Ashford, Kent, 1707. Probably V. of
Hinxton, Cambs., 1712-3. V. of Sawston, 1713-5. Minister
of St Edward's, Cambridge, 1716. Left CoUege in 1743, and
returned to Ashford. Antiquary and historian of Trinity
Hall. Died at Canterbury, Jan. 5, 1744-5- Buried at
Ashford. Will (V.C.C.) and (P.C.C.) 1745- Brother of John
(1686) and Richard (1696). (Coll. Hist., 169; Al. Oxon.)
WARREN, WILLIAM SIMON. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Pem-
broke, May 9, 1724. S. of Edward, of Poynton, Cheshire,
gent. B. at Hanwell, Oxon. Matric. 1724; B.A. 1727-8;
M.A. 1743.
WARREN, . B.A. 1474-5 ; M.A. 1478-9.
WARYN, . D.D. 1491-2. A friar.
WARREN, . Adm. at St Catharine's, 1646.
WARREN, . Adm. sizar at Pembroke, June 18, 1649.
WARREN, . Adm. sizar at Trinity Hall, June 26, 1746.
Scholar, 1748.
WARRENDER, HUGH. M.A. 1743 (LU. Reg.). Probably s. of
Sir George, late of Lochend in East Lothian, Bart., deceased.
If so, adm. at the Inner Temple, Oct. 3, 1729- Ord. deacon
(Litt. dim. from York) Dec; priest, Dec. 28, 1740. R. ot
Aston, Yorks., 1740-54. Died May 8, i754-
WARYNER, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. sizar from Sx John's,
Easter, 1571.
WARRENER, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Queens', Feb. 14,
1576-7. Of Essex.
WARRENER, THOMAS. B.A. from St Catharine's, 1600-1;
M.A. from Trinity, 1605. V. of Humberstone, Leics., i6io-8.
Licence (Archd. Leicester) to marry Alice Wilson, of
Humberstone, 1610. Will (Leicester and P.C.C.) 1619.
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Warrener, Thomas
WARRINER, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1617; B.A. 1620-1; M.A. 1625. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Aug.
4, 1621. Probably C. of Castle-in-Clitheroe, Lanes., 1626-32;
C. of Colne, 1636-45; ejected as a Royalist and went to
Yorkshire. Buried at Otley, Yorks., Apr. 21, 1646. Will
dated, Feb. 7, 1645-6; proved (York) July, 1647; late
minister of Cowln (Colne). (J. Parker; E. Axon.)
WARRINER, WILLIAM. Adm. at Peterhouse, 1641; B.A.
(Oxford). S. of John, of Streetland, Westmorland, pleb.
M.A. 1641. Matric. (Queen's College, Oxford) Nov. 9, 1632,
age 17 (B.A. not recorded in Al. Oxon.). Ord. deacon and
priest (Lincoln) Apr. 22, 1646.
WARTER, see also WATER, WATERS and WALTER.
WARTER, EDMUND. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Nov. 1568.
Possibly s. of Edmund, R. of Oxburgh, Norfolk.
WARTER, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Trinity, May 13, 1657. Of
Yorkshire. Matric. 1657; B.A. 1660-1.
WARTERS, MATTHEW. Adm. pens, at Clare, Apr. 20, 1658.
Of Doddington, Northants. Doubtless s. of Anthony, V. of
Doddington. Bapt. there, Sept. 2, 1641. Matric. 1658.
Probably died young; not mentioned in his father's will,
June 12, 1663. (H. 1. Longden.)
WARTER, RICHARD. Student of St John's. Of Nafferton,
Yorks. Ord. priest (Lincoln) Sept. 18, 1535; title, priory of
Watton.
WARTER, RICHARD. M.A. from Queens', 1665. Matric.
(Merton College, Oxford) Mar. 10, 1656-7; B.A. (Oxford)
1661. V. of Brace Meole, Salop, i66r. {Al. Oxon.)
WARTER, THEOPHILUS. Matric. pens, from Christ's, 1598-9.
WARTER, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, 1573.
Migrated to Christ's, B.A. 1576-7. One of these names of
Bcwdley, Worcs., clerk; will (P.C.C.) 1593.
WARTERS, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, Nov.
22, 1634. S. of Matthew, merchant, of Thame, Oxon. B.
there. School, Thame. Matric. 1634; B.A. 1638-9. Ord.
deacon (Lincoln) June 5, 1642; priest, Mar. 5, 1643-4.
Probably V. of Ambrosdcn, Oxon. V. of Buckingham,
1663-72; afterwards V. of Foxcote. Master of the Free
School, Buckingham, 1664-5. Died May 8, 1672. Buried at
Buckingham. {Lipscomb, 11. 574-84.)
WARTHELL, T. Com. for M.A. or higher degree, 1461-2.
WARTON, see WHARTON.
WARTON, ROBERT, see PARFEW.
WARWELL, JAMES. Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, July 3,
1613. Matric. 1613; B.A. 1617-8; M.A. 1621. Ord. priest
(Norwich) Feb. 22, 1623-4. R- of Boxford, Sufiolk, 1638-63.
R. of Culford, 1646. Died 1663.
WARWELL, JAMES. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, June 26,
1683. Matric. 1683-4.
WARWICK, Earl of, see DUDLEY, AMBROSE, and RICH,
ROBERT.
WARWICK, PHILIP. Adm. at Pembroke, c. 1630-1. Perhaps
identical with the historian and politician. If so, s. of
Thomas, organist of Westminster Abbey and the Chapel
Royal. B. Dec. 24, 1609, in St Margaret's parish, West-
minster. School, Eton. Travelled abroad. Studied at
Geneva under Diodati. Secretary to Lord-Treasurer Juxon,
1636; clerk of the Signet, 1638. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 12,
1637-8. Hon. B.C.L. (Oxford) 1638. M.P. for Radnor,
1640-4; expelled; for Westminster, 1661-78. Joined King
Charles at Oxford. Fought at Edgehill. Secretary to King
Charles at Hampton Court, 1647, and in the Isle of Wight,
1648. Compounded for his estate, 1649. Imprisoned as a
suspect, 1655. Knighted, 1660. Secretary for the Treasury,
i66o~7. Married (i) Dorothy, dau. of Thomas Hutton, of
Marske, Yorks.; (2) Joan, widow of Sir William Boteler,
Bart. Author, Memoireof King Charles I, etc. Died Jan. 15,
1683-4, aged 74. Buried at Chislehurst. M.I. {Vis. of Kent,
1663; D.N.B.; Al. Oxon.; E. A. Webb, Chislehurst, 274.)
WARWYCKE, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from St John's,
Michs. 1576.
WARWICK, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter,
1627. Of Cumberland. B.A. 1630-1. See Al. Oxon. for a
contemporary.
WARWICK, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's,
Feb. 18, 1630-1. S. of Thomas, gent., of Warwick, Cumber-
land. B. there. School, Giggleswick. Matric. 1631.
WARWICK, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Trinity Hall,
Sept. 1713. Of Yorkshire. School, Bedale, Yorks. Matric.
1714; Scholar, 1715-6. Migrated to Peterhouse, Jan. 20,
1715-6- Scholar, 1716; B.A. 1718-9; M.A. 1731. Ord.
deacon (York) June, 1718; priest (Peterb., Litt. dim. from
Chester) Mar 13, 1719-20; C. of Capgrave, Yorks. R. of
Gt Smeaton, 1732-54. Preb. of Ripon, 1742-54. Died
Dec. 12, 1754.
Washington, Richard
WARWICK, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Peterhouse,
June 12, 1728. Of Yorkshire. School, Ripon. Matric. 1728;
Scholar, 1728; B.A. 1731-2.
WASE, see WACE.
WASLYNGE, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Lent
1563-4.
WASELYNG, W. Matric. pens, froni Jesus, Easter, 1567.
WASHBOURNE, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Trinity,
Easter, 1565; Scholar, 1565.
WASHBORN or WASHBOURNE, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age
18) at Trinity, June 18, 1689. 6th s. of William, of Pytchley
Northants. Bapt. there, Apr. 2, 1673. -School, Oundle
Matric. 1689. Died Dec. 23, 1704. M.I. at Pytchley. (H I
Longden; Bridges, 11. 132.)
WASHBOURNE, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's
May 16, 1732. S. of William, clerk, V. of Edmonton, Middle-
sex. B. at Enfield. School, Enfield (Mr Davies). Matric.
1733; B.A. 1735-6; M.A. 1739- One of these names R. of
Hatford, Berks., 1761-95. (Scott-Mayor, iii. 442.)
WASHBOURNE, THOMAS. M.A. 1631 (Incorp. from Oxford).
S. of John, of Wichenford, Worcs. Matric. (Balliol College,
Oxford) 1622; B.A. (Oxford) 1625-6; M.A. 1628; B.D. 1636.
Created D.D. (Oxford) 1660. R. of Loddington, Northants.,
1639-40. R. of Dumbleton, Gloucs., 1641-87. Canon of
Gloucester, 1660-87. V. of St Mary-de-Lode, Gloucester,
1668-70. Author, sermons. Died May 6, 1687. Buried in
Gloucester Cathedral. M.I. {Al. Oxon.; F. S. Hockadav:
D.N.B.)
WASHINGTON, ALAN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1581. B. at Kendal, Westmorland, c. 1563. B.A. 1584-5;
M.A. 1588. Ord. deacon and priest (Lincoln) Mar. i, 1588-9.
R. of Sotby, Lines., 1591-1601. R. of Shamford, Leics., 1601.
WASHINGTON, BARTHOLOMEW. Matric. pens, from Queens',
Easter, 1586. S. of James (? 1548), of Adwick, Yorks. Bapt.
Aug. 15, 1569. B.A. 1589-90; M.A. 1593. R. of Burgh-
wallis, Yorks., 1606-21. Buried there 1621. Admon., York.
Brother of Martin (1580), Philip (1586) and Richard (1580).
WASHINGTON, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, at St John's, Oct. 18,
1658. S. of James, deceased, of Adwick-le-Street, Yorks.
Bapt. there, Nov. 25, 1641. School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1658;
B.A. 1662-3; M.A. 1666. Fellow, 1664. Ord. deacon and
priest (Peterb.) Dec. 19, 1668. R. of Sprotborough, Yorks.,
1668-78. Died Dec. 7, 1678, aged 36. Buried at Sprot-
borough. M.I. Father of the next. (Hunter, S. Yorks., 11.
353; Vis. of Yorks., 1666.)
WASHINGTON, GODFREY. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Jan. 20,
1685-6. S. of Francis (above), R. of Sprotborough, Yorks.
B. there, July 26, 1670. Matric. 1686; Rustat Scholar, 1686;
B.A. 1689-90; M.A. 1693. Fellow of Peterhouse, 1694-1729.
Scrutator, 1714. C. of Pidley, Cambs., 1693-6. V. of Cherry
Hinton, 1699-1705. V. of Little St Mary's, Cambridge, 1705.
V. of Fulboum All Saints', Cambs., 1707. Died Sept. 28,
1729. M.I. at Little St Mary's, and in Peterhouse Chapel.
WiU (V.C.C). {T.A. Walker, 192; Musgrave; H. P. Stokes.)
WASHINGTON, JAMES. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1548. Probably s. of Richard, of Adwick-le-Street, Yorks.,
B.A. 1550-1. Fellow of Queens', 1551-4. Buried at
Adwick, Aug. 31, 1580, aged 44. M.I. Will, York. Doubt-
less father of Bartholomew (1586), Martin (1580), Philip
(1586) and Richard (1580). (Hunter, S. Yorks., 11. 353.)
WASHINGTON, LAURENCE. Matric. pens, from St John's,
Michs. 1559. Of Lancashire. B.A. 1563-4; M.A. 1567; B.D.
1574. Fellow, 1565. Ord. deacon (Ely) Apr. 16, 1568.
University preacher, 1571. One of the Commission for
causes ecclesiastical in the province of Canterbury, 1603.
See Al. Oxon. for contemporary namesakes. {Cooper, 11. 387.)
WASHINGTON, LAURENCE. Matric. pens, from Christ's,
Michs. 1707; Scholar, 1708-9; B.A. 1710-1. Ord. priest
(York) Sept. 1718. {Peile, 11. 168.)
WASHINGTON, MARTIN. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs.
1580. Of Yorkshire. Doubtless s. of James (1548), of
Adwick-le-Street, Yorks. Bapt. Oct. 9, 1565. Died Aug. 3,
1581. Brother of the next, of Bartholomew (1586) and of
Richard (1580).
WASHINGTON, PHILIP. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter,
1586. Of Yorkshire. Doubtless s. of James (1548), of
Adwick-le-Street. Bapt. Apr. 23, 1568. B.A. 1589-90;
M.A. 1593. Brother of Martin (above), etc. {Vis. of Yorks.,
1666.)
WASHINGTON, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Queens',
Michs. 1580. Of Yorkshire. Doubtless s. of James (1548),
of Adwick-le-Strcet. Bapt. Dec. 29, 1566. B.A. 1583-4.
Probably adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Oct. 29, 1586. Treasurer
of Lame Soldiers, 1625. Married Mary, dau. of Thomas
Wombwell, of Wombwell, Esq. Buried at Adwick, Sept. 20,
1634. (Vis. of Yorks., 1666; Due. Leod., 97.)
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Washington, Wilfred
washington or weston, westreton, wilfred.
B.Civ.L. 1506-7; Scholar and Fellow of King's Hall,
1504-14.
WASTAY, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Trinity, 1650.
WASTE, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1561.
WASTELL, see also WESTALL.
WASTELL, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, Sept.
12, 1664. S. of Samuel, merchant, of North Mimms, Herts.
B. there. School, Bishop's Stortford (Mr Leigh). Matric.
1667; B.A. 1668-9; M.A. 1672. Fellow, 1671. Ord. deacon
(London) June, 1672; priest (Ely) May 30, 1675. V. of
St John's, and R. of St Peter's, Duxford, Cambs., 1675-90.
V. of All Saints', L>'nn, Norfolk, 1689. Perhaps R. of
Bawsey, Norfolk, 1696. Father of the next.
WASTELL, HENRY. Adm. sizar (age 14) at St John's, Mar. 22,
1698-9. S. of Henry (above), clerk. B. at Duxford, Cambs.
School, Lynn, Norfolk (Mr Home). Matric. 1701; B.A.
1703-4. Ord. deacon (London) Mar. 9, 1706-7; priest
(Chichester) Dec. 20, 1713. R. of North Pickenham, Norfolk,
1715. R. of Houghton, 1715-9. Buried there Apr. 26, 1719.
WASTELL, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Queens', Mar. 8, 1706-7.
Of Yorkshire. Doubtless s. of John (1677), of Scorton and
Ainderby Steeple. Bapt. Feb. 19, 1688-9, at Bolton-in-
Swale. Matric. 1707; B.A. 1710-1; M.A. from Peterhouse,
1714. FeUow of Peterhouse, 1711-4. Ord. deacon (Ely)
May 23, 1714; priest (London) June 12, 1715. R. of Markes-
hall, Essex, 1718-23. R. of Simonbiim, Northumberland,
1723-71. Died there Mar. 1, 1771, aged 82. (T. A. Walker,
227.)
WASTELL, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Sidney, Feb. 11, 1610-1.
Doubtless s. and h. of Leonard, of EUerton-on-Swale, Vorks.,
gent. Matric. 1611. Adm. at Gray's Inn, May 13, 1613.
A master in Chancery. M.P. for Northallerton, 1640. Of
Scorton, Vorks. Married Anne, dau. of John Robinson, of
Hackforth, Yorks. Died Dec. 4, 1659, aged 66. Buried at
Scorton. M.I. Will (P.C.C.) 1660. Probably father of the
next and of Leonard (1647). {Vis. of Yorks., 1665; Victoria
Hist. Yorks., i. 157.)
WASTEL, JOHN. Matric. Fell.-Com. from St Catharine's,
Lent, 1653-4. Doubtless 2nd s. of John (above), of Scorton,
Yorks., Esq. Adm. at Gray's Inn, June 23, 1653. Died
unmarried. Brother of Leonard (1647). (Vis. of Yorks.,
1665.)
WASTELL, JOHN. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 16) at St John's,
June I, 1677. S. of Leonard (1647), Esq., of Scorton, Yorks.,
deceased. Bapt. Feb. 25, 1660-1, at Bolton-on-Swale,
Vorks. School, Wakefield. Matric. 1677; B.A. i68o-i. Adm.
at Gray's Inn, Dec. 21, 1680. Of Scorton and Ainderby
Steeple. Buried at Ainderby, Feb. 25, 1738-9. Will (York)
1739. Father of Henry (1706-7). (M. H. Peacock; Vis. of
Yorks., 1665.)
WASTELL, LEONARD. Adm. pens, at Trinity, June 18, 1647.
Of Yorkshire. Doubtless s. and h. of John (1610-1), of
Scorton, Yorks., Esq. Scholar, 1650; B.A. 1650-1. Adm. at
Gray's Inn, Mar. 16, 1640-1. Married Elizabeth, dau. of
John Savile, of Methley, Esq. Of Scorton. Died Sept. 1664.
(One of these names ord. deacon (Durham) June 28, B.A.;
priest, June 29, 1662; R. of Hurworth, Durham, 1651 {sic).
Buried Dec. 4, 1712, at Hurworth.) Father of John (1677)
and brother of John (1653-4). (T. C. Dale; H. M. Wood;
Surtees Soc, xxxvi. 227, where he is not styled clerk.)
WAISTELL, LUKE. Adm. sizar at Trinity, May 7, 1669.
Matric. 1669; B.A. 1673-4.
WASTELL, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17} at Christ's, June
21, 1660. S. of Matthew, of EUerton-on-Swale, Yorks.
B. there. School, Brignall (Mr Johnson). Matric. 1660;
B.A. 1663. {Peile, i. 592.)
WASTELL, . B.Civ.L. 1503-4.
WASTLING, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's,
June 11, 1703. S. of Timothy, deceased. B. at Wintringham,
Yorks. School, York (Mr Luck). Matric. 1703; B.A. 1706-7.
Ord. deaeon (York) June, 1707; priest, 1708. R. of Fox-
holes, Yorks., 1710-3. Died 1713.
WASTNES or WASTENEYS, HARDOLPH. Matric. FeU.-Com.
(age 16) from St John's, c. 1595. S. and h. of Gervase, of
Headon, Notts., Esq. (and Jane, dau. of Lionel Reresby,
of Thribergh, Yorks.). Adm. at Gray's Inn, June 28, 1599.
Created Bart., Dec. 18, 1622. Sheriff of Notts., 1635-6.
Suffered as a royalist. Married Jane, dau. of Gervase Eyre,
of Laughten-en-le-Morthen, Yorks. Buried at Headon, May
12, 1649. Father of the next. {G.E.C., i. 213; Vis. of Notts.)
WASTENYES, HARDOLPH. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Trinity,
Michs. 1633. S. of Hardolph (above). Bapt. Nov. 8, 1612.
Adm. at the Middle Temple, July 17, 1632. Steward of
East Retford, Notts. Succeeded as 2nd Bart., May, 1649.
Waterhouse, George
Sheriff of Notts., 1653. Married Anne, dau. of Sir Thomas
Chicheley, of Wimpole, Cambs., at St Bartholomew-the-
Great, London, Feb. 13, 1639-40. Died s.p. Mar. 17, 1672-3.
(G.E.C.,i. 213; J. Ch. Smith.)
WASTNEYS, HARDOLPH. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 18) at Caius,
July 4, 1664. S. of ' Richard,' gent., of Headon, Notts. (But
in Vis. of Notts., 1662, he appears as s. of John, of Todwick,
Yorks.) School, Tuxford (Mr Philipps). Matric. 1664.
Married Mary, dau. of Colonel William Sandys, of Askham,
Notts. Buried at Headon, Aug. 15, 1668. {Venn, 1. 422.)
WASTNESS, NATHANIEL. B.A. from Trinity, 1627-8. Ord.
deacon (Peterb.) May 19; priest, May 20, 1627. R. of Headon,
Notts., 1627-31. Tutor in the family of Sir Randolph
Wastneys.
WASTENEYS, THOMAS DE. 'King's scholar' at Cambridge,
1333. Probably s. of Sir Hardolph, of Yorkshire. Pre-
sented by the King to ' Adenberg,' Lichfield diocese. Mar. 14,
1335- (Sir W. Wasteneys.)
WASTNES, . Scholar at King's Hall, 1514-7. Probably
George, s. of George. B. 1499. R. of Headon, Notts., 1513-
21; a sinecure. Probably not in orders, as he had a large
family. Died Apr. 10, 1551. (Sir W. Wasteneys; Vis. of
Notts.)
WATE, see WAITE.
WATE or VATENS, JOHN. Presumably one of the earliest
members of Gonville Hall. Author, astronomical. {Venn,
1.3.)
WATER, see also WATERS, WARTER and WALTER.
WATER, JOHN. M.A. Priest. Licensed by Bishop of Ely to
hear confessions in the diocese, Jan. 5, 1406-7.
WATER, MATTHEW. Adm. sizar at Clare, June 10, 1672.
Of Bardon, Yorks. Matric. 1672; B.A. 1676-7. Ord. deacon
(London) June 10, 1677; priest (Carlisle) May 17, 1687.
WATER, MICHAEL. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs. 1565.
One Michael Watter, of Rise, Yorks., clerk; will (York)
1614.
WATER, THOMAS. B.A. 1478-9; M.A. 1482; B.D. 1490-1;
D.D. 1504 {gr. 1491-2). Proctor, 1486-7.
WATER, . Pens, at Jesus, 1581-2.
WATERFORD, JOHN. LL.B. FeUow of Clare. Ord. deacon
(Ely) 1406-7; priest, Mar. 26, 1407.
WATERHOUSE, BENJAMIN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Christ's,
Feb. 13, 1691-2. S. of John. B. at Wakefield. School,
Wakefield. Matric. 1692; Scholar, 1693; B.A. 1695-6; M.A.
1699. Brother of David (1698). {Peile, 11. 123, where he is
apparently confused with his nephew.)
WATERHOUSE, BOOTH. Adm. pens, at King's, c. 1677.
WATERHOUSE, DAVID. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Christ's,
May 9, 1698. S. of John. B. at Wakefield, Yorks. School,
Wakefield. Matric. 1698; Scholar, 1698-9; B.A. 1701-2;
M.A. 1705. Ord. deacon (London) May 23, 1703; priest,
Sept. 24, 1705. P.C. of Tunbridge Wells, Kent, 1705-15.
R. of Langley, 1711-58. Died Nov. 4, 1758. (For his three
soas see Al. Oxon.) Brother of Benjamin (1691-2). {Peile, u.
142; G. Mag.)
WATERHOUSE, EDWARD. B.A. from Trinity, 1598-9.
Perhaps s. and h. of Robert, barrister, of York. B. June 19,
1581, at Shibden, near Halifax. Adm. at the Inner Temple,
Nov. 1598. Knighted, May 11, 1603. Of Leith, Yorks.
Sold Shibden, in 1609, to Sir Arthur Ingram, and lived at
Milton, Surrey. Living in Yorkshire in 1619. Married
Abigail, dau. of John Barker, of Ipswich. {F.M.G., 848.)
WATERHOUSE, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Trinity,
Easter, 1634; Scholar, 1634; B.A. 1638-9.
WATERHOUSE, EDWARD. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Emmanuel,
June 30, 1635. Of Middlesex. S. of Francis, fishmonger, of
London, and of Greenford, and great nephew of Sir Edward,
Chancellor of the Exchequer in Ireland. LL.D. 1668 {Lit.
Reg.). F.R.S., 1663. Resided for some years at Oxford and
studied at the Bodleian Library. Faculty (Lambeth) to
receive holy orders, Apr. 7, 1668; became 'a fantastical
preacher.' Of London and Greenford, Middlesex. Married
(i) Mary, dau. of Robert Smith, alias Carrington; (2) Eliza-
beth, dau. of Richard Bateman, of Hartington, Derbs.
Author, heraldic and misceUaneous. Died at MUe End,
May 30, 1670, aged 51. Buried at Greenford. {Cussans, in.
155; D.N.B.)
WATERHOUSE, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from Queens',
Easter, 1545. Perhaps 2nd s. of Robert, of the Moote Hall,
Halifax, and of Shibden. If so, married Effame, dau. of
Richard WUkinson, of Bradford. Of HarthiU, Yorks.
Admon., Feb. 28, 1585, to his son Robert (? 1566). Perhaps
father of John (1564-5).
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WATERHOUSE, JEREMY. Matric. pens, from Trinity, c. 1591.
S. of Gregory, of Syddal, Yorks. Bapt. Dec. 20, 1573-
Scholar, 1593; B.A. 1593-4; M.A. 1597; B.D. 1605. Fellow,
1596. V.ofKirkby Lonsdale, 1608-16. R.of Darfield, 1615.
R. of Greystoke, Cumberland, 1616-33. Buried there
Feb. 19, 1632-3. Brother of Tobias (c. 1594), Jonas (1580-1)
and Robert (1580-1). {F.M.G., 849.)
WATERHOUSE, JEREMY. Adra. sizar (age 19 sic) at St
John's, May 9, i68i. Probably s. of William. B. Dec. 2,
1658, at Bradfield, Yorks. School, Sheffield (Mr Balguy).
Matric. i68r. Migrated to Christ's, Nov. 3, 1682. B.A.
1684-5. Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1685; priest, Mar. 1689-90.
V. of Bolsterstone, Yorks., 1685-1704. (Peile, 11. 89.)
WATERHOUSE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Lent,
1564-5. S. of George, of HarthiU, Yorks. B. chere. Scholar,
1567; B.A. 1568-9; M.A. 1572; B.D. 1580. Fellow, 1570.
V. of Cuckfield, Sussex, 1581-1607. Died at HarthiU.
Buried there Aug. 11, 1607. Perhaps brother of Robert
(1566). {Suss. Arch. Coll., xliv.; F.M.G., 848, where he
occurs as and s. of George, of HarthiU.)
WATERHOUSE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1581; B.A. from St Catharine's, 1583-4; M.A. 1587. Ord.
priest (Lichfield) Nov. 26, 1589. R. of YoxaU, Staffs., 1589-
1620. Admon. (P.C.C.) May 5, 1638, to a creditor.
WATERHOUSE, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's, May
29, 1628. S. of John, yeoman. B. at Norwood Green, Yorks.
Matric. 1628.
WATERHOUSE, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age c. 17) at St John's,
June 4. 1642. S. of Isaac, yeoman, of Halifax, Yorks.
Bapt. there, May 8, 1625. School, Halifax (Mr Alstead and
Mr Cockman). Matric. 1642; B.A. 1645-6. Perhaps V. of
Darton, Yorks., 1660-4. V. of Laughton-en-le-Morthen,
1662-6. Buried Mar. i, 1666-7. One of these names s. of
Isaac, of Skircote, Yorks.; married Bridget Bateson, of
Beverley, 1652; died 1675. (Peile, i. 392; F.M.G., 855.)
WATERHOUSE, JONAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Lent,
1580-1. 3rd s. of Gregory, of Syddal, Yorks. Bapt. Feb. 15,
1562. Scholar, 1584; B.A. 1584-5; M.A. 1588. Of the
Wythers, near Leeds, and of Carlton, clerk. Married Judith,
dau. of Francis Rodes, Judge. (Apparently confused in
Students of the Inner Temple, 1547-1660, with Jonas Water-
house, s. of Anthony; bapt. May 22, 1568, at Halifax;
afterwards Attorney-General in the North.) Brother of
Jeremy (1591), etc. (F.M.G., 846 and 849.)
WATERHOUSE, JONAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's,
June 23, 1645. S. of Henry, gent., of Tooting, Surrey, and
grandson of Jonas, Attorney-General in the North. School,
Halifax (Mr Wood). Matric. 1645; B.A. 1648-9; M.A. 1652.
FeUow, 1650. Ord. (4th London Classis) July, 1651. V. of
Bradford, Yorks., 1650; ejected, 1662. Died 1716. Father
of Thomas (1669). (F.M.G., 846; Calamy, n. 557; H. P.
Stokes.)
WATERHOUSE, MATTHEW. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel,
Mar. 6, 1612-3. Matric. 1613; B.A. 1616-7.
WATERHOUSE, MAXIMILIAN. Matric. pens, from Trinity,
c. 1592. S. and h. of Robert (? 1566), of HarthiU, Yorks.
Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1595. Of WaUingweUs, Esq.
Married Ann, dau. of Sheffield SavUe, of Leeds, Esq. Buried
at Carlton, Apr. 1633. (F.M.G., 849.)
WATERHOUSE, MICHAEL. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter,
1582. Doubtless s. of John, of Newsome (or Newhouse),
Yorks. Bapt. Sept. 5, 1563. B.A. 1585-6; M.A. 1589. Of
Newhouse and Skircote. Buried Mar. 7, 1598. WUJ dated.
Mar. 23, 1597; proved (York) July 22, i6oi. (F.M.G., 854;
M. H. Peacock.)
WATERHOUSE, RALPH. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1625; B.A. 1629-30. Head Master of Carlisle Catholic
School, 1637-40.
WATERHOUSE, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Trinity, June 7,
1638. Matric. 1640; Scholar, 1641; B.A. 1642-3.
WATERHOUSE, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter,
1566. Perhaps s. and h. of George (1545), of HarthiU,
Yorks. Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1568. Of HarthUl, Esq.
WiU, July 17, 1617; admon., Jan. 27, 1619. Perhaps brother
of John (1564-5) and father of Maximilian (c. 1592). (F.M.G.,
848, V.)
WATERHOUSE, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Lent,
1580-1. Doubtless s. of Gregory, of Sydall, Yorks. Bapt.
July 2, 1561. Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1584. Barrister,
1597. Of the Wythers, gent., J. P. Married Jane, dau. of
Thomas Waterton, of Walton Hall, Wakefield. Brother of
Jeremy {c. 1591), etc. (F.M.G., 850.)
WATERHOUSE, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Trinity,
Easter, 1629.
Waterland, Henry
WATERHOUSE, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's,
Apr. 1, 1725. S. of Henry, of Sheffield, Yorks. Bapt. Apr. 16,
1707, at Sheffield. School, Sheffield (Mr Robinson). Matric.
1725; B.A. 1728-9; M.A. 1732. FeUow, 1730-9. Ord. deacon
(Ely) Sept. 18, 1730; priest (London) Sept. 19, 1731- R- of
Bowers Gifford, Essex, 1738. Died Jan. 16, 1778, aged 72.
WiU, 1778. (Scott-Mayor, in. 381; F.M.G., 806.)
WATERHOUSE, SAMUEL. Matric. pens, from Trinity,
Easter, 1572. Probably s. of John, of Halifax and Shibden,
Yorks., Esq. Bapt. Jan. i, 1553. Died at Cambridge.
(F.M.G., 847.)
WATERHOUSE, SIMON. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius, Nov. 1 1,
1622. S. of Robert, tailor, of Chfton-in-Wotton, Stafls.
School, Winwick, Lanes. (Mr Pickering). Matric. 1622;
Scholar, 1625-8; B.A. 1626-7; M.A. 1632. (Venn, i. 260.)
WATERHOUSE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 8,
1622. Matric. 1622.
WATERHOUSE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, July 15,
1631. Of Middlesex. S. of Edward, barber-surgeon, of
London. School, Charterhouse. Matric. 1631; B.A. 1634-5.
Beneficed in Herts. Went to New England, 1639. School-
master at Dorchester, Mass., in 1639. Returned to England,
1642. Master of the Grammar School, Colchester, Essex,
1643-7. V. of Ash Bocking, Suffolk, 1652; ejected, 1662.
R. of Little HaUingbury, Essex, 1658-69. Married Ann,
dau. of John Mayhew, of Coddenham, Suffolk. Died at
Greeting, Suffolk, 1679-80. (J. G. Bartlett; Calamy, 11. 408;
F.M.G., 850; Al. Carthus.)
WATERHOUSE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Christ's,
Apr. 2, 1669. S. of Jonas (1645), clerk, of Bradford. B.
there. School, Bradford. Matric. 1669; B.A. 1672-3; M.A.
1676. FeUow, 1675. Taxor, 1685. Junior Proctor, i6go-i.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1680. Ord. deacon (London) May 21;
priest, May 24, 1676. R. of Clipston, Northants., 1699-1706.
Buried there Mar. 19, 1706-7. (Peile, 11. 19; Al. Oxon., where
he is confused with the next.)
WATERHOUSE, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Christ's, Apr. 23,
1669; B.A. 1674. Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 19, 1675; priest,
Sept. 24, 1676. Probably R. of Hemingbrough, near
Howden, Yorks., 1678-80. Died before Sept. 30, 1680 (sic).
One of these names V. of Misson, near Bawtry, Notts.,
1680-1716. (Thos. Burton, Hemingbrough.)
WATERHOUSE, TOBIAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, c. 1594.
S. of Gregory, of Syddal, Yorks. Scholar, 1596; B.A. 1596-7;
M.A. 1600; B.D. 1607; D.D. 1612. FeUow, 1599. R. of
WhitweU. V. of Flintham, Notts., 1610-7. R- of Kirkby-
in-Ashfield, 1616. Brotherof Jeremy (c. 1591), etc. (F.M.G.,
849.)
WATERHOUSE, . Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, 1613-4.
Possibly Matthew (1612-3), whom s«.
WATERLADE, . Rector. D.Can.L. 1474-5-
WATERLAND, DANIEL. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Magdalene,
Mar. 30, 1699. 2nd s. of Henry (next), R. of Walesby, Lines.
B. there, Feb. 14, 1682-3. School, Lincoln. Matric. 1699;
Scholar; B.A. 1702-3; M.A. 1706; B.D. 1714; D.D. 1717
(Com. Reg.). FeUow, 1704. Master, 1714-40. Vice-Chan-
cellor, 1715-6. Incorp. at Oxford, 1724. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) June 3, 1705; priest. Mar. 9, 1706-7. C. of Whittles-
ford, Cambs., 1707-8. R. of EUingham, Norfolk, 1713-
R. of St Augustine, Paul's Gate, London, 1721-30. Chan-
ceUor of York, 1722-40. Preb. of Windsor, 1727-40. V. of
Twickenham, Middlesex, 1730-40. Archdeacon of .Middlesex,
1730-40. Married Theodosia, dau. of John TregonweU, of
Anderton, Dorset. Author, theological. Died Dec. (? Nov.)
23, 1740. Buried at Windsor. Brother of Theodore (1699).
(F.M.G.,875;D.N.B.)
WATERLAND, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Magdalene,
June 28, 1656. S. of John (1627), clerk, of Broughton, Lines.
School, Kirton. Matric. 1656; Scholar; B..^. 1659-60; M.A.
1663. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Dec. 27, 1661. R. of Walesby
and Flixborough, Lines., 1663. V. of Burton-on-Humber,
1670. Chaplain to Elizabeth, Dowager Countess of Mulgrave.
R. of Walesby, 1678. Died 1698. WiU dated. May 3, 1697;
proved. May 8, 1698. Father of Daniel (above) and Theodore
(1699).
WATERLAND, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Magdalene,
June I, 1721. S. of Henry, gent. B. at Hcdon, Yorks.
School, Beverley. Matric. 1722; LL.B. 1726; LL.D. 1743.
Fellow, 1726. Ord. deacon (Ely) June ii, 1727; priest, Dec.
22, 1728. R. of Wrington, Somerset, 1728-79. Preb. of
Bristol, 1739-79. Died Mar. 7, 1779. Buried at Wrington.
WUI, P.C.C. Father of the next. (f.A/.C, 876.)
WATERLAND, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Magdalene,
Mar. II, 1748-9. S. of Henry (above). B. at Wrington,
Somerset. Matric. 1750. Died whilst a student. (F.M.G.
876.)
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Waterland, John
WATERLAND, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Michs.
1627; B.A. 1630-1; M.A. 1634. R- of Broughton, Lines.
Father of Henry (1656). (F.M.G., 875-)
WATERLAND, THEODORE. Adm. sizar at Clare, May 4,
1699. S. of Henry (1656), R. of Walesby. B. there, 1681.
Matric. 1699; B.A. 1702-3; M.A. 1706; D.D. from Mag-
dalene, 1725. Fellow of Clare, 1705-14. Fellow of Mag-
dalene, 1714-24. Senior Proctor, 1 72 1-2. Incorp. at Oxford,
1724. Ord. priest (Ely) May 30, 1708. V. of St Peter's,
Cambridge, 1711-8. V. of St Giles', 1711-20. V. of Long-
stanton All Saints', and St Michael's, Cambs., 1720-64.
Minister of St Benetfink, London. Died at Hackney, Mar.
18,1764. Will, P.C.C. Brother of Daniel (1699). (J.Crosby;
F.M.G., 875, where the V. of Long Stanton All Saints' occurs
as 'Theophilus,' D.D., brother of Theodore.)
WATERMAN, THOMAS. B.Can.L. 1515-6.
WATERMAN, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs.
1568; Scholar; B.A. 1572-3. Ord. priest (Norwich) Dec.
1576. R. of Gt Ryburgh, Norfolk, 1576-1624. Died before
Dec. 1624. (Peile, i. 108.)
WATERMAN, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Gonville Hall,
May, 1549. Possibly identical with the author of A Fardle
of Facions, 1555, and of Latin verses on the death of the
young Dukes of Suffolk, in 1551. Said to be of Cambridge.
One of these names V. of Aldingboume, Sussex; will proved
(Chichester) 1573. (Venn, i. 35; Cooper, i. 155.)
WATERPIT, . D.D. 1487-8. A friar.
WATERS, see also WALTER, WARTER and WATER.
WATERS, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. sizar from St John's, c.
1591. Perhaps s. of Christopher, of St Botolph, Aldersgate,
London, clerk (will (P.C.C.) i6i0; property in Cambridge).
B. in Cambridge, 1573. V. of Sturton, Lines., 1598-1610.
Perhaps licensed (Lincoln) to marry Joan Welles, Nov. 19,
1605.
WATERS, FRANCIS. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Caius, Apr. 15,
1678. S. of Francis, gent., of Swaffham Prior, Cambs. B.
there. Schools, Swaffham (Mr Cawdwell) and Sudbury
(Mr Fairclough). Matric. 1678; Scholar, 1678-85; B.A.
1681-2; M.A. 1685. Fellow, 1687-1700. Ord. priest (Lin-
coln) Mar. II, 1687-8. R. of Benniworth, Lines., 1690. R.
of Westley Waterless, Cambs., 1692-8. WiU (C.C. Ely)
1699; 'V. of Swaffham Prior.' (Vetm, i. 459.)
WATERS, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter, 1562.
Of Cambridgeshire. B.A. 1566-7; M.A. from St John's, 1570.
Fellow of St John's, 1568.
WATERS, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1570;
B.A. 1573-4; M.A. 1577. Perhaps ord. deacon and priest
(Ely) July 5, 1579. V. of Terrington St John, Norfolk, 1582.
WATERS, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, July 4. 1614.
Matric. 1614, Walters; Scholar; B.A. 1617-8. WiU (P.C.C.)
1 621; of Emmanuel College; property at Stamford, Lines.
WATERS, OLIVER. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1566;
Scholar, 1570; B.A. 1570-1; M.A. 1574- Ord. deacon and
priest (Lincoln) Sept. 12, 1580. R. of Thomton-le-Moor,
Lines., 1580. R. of Hatcliffe, 1581. Preb. of Lincoln (sic).
Will (P.C.C.) 1621, and (Leicester) 1622; to be buried in the
choir of Hatcliffe Church.
WATERS, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Trinity, June 24, 1636.
Matric. 1636; B..A. 1639-40. One of these names, 's. and
h. of Christopher, of Cundall, Yorks., gent.,' adm. at Gray's
Inn, July 7, 1641.
WATERS, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, 1605-6;
Scholar, 1607-12; B.A. 1609-10; M.-'V. 1613.
WATERS, SOLOMON. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, May
II, 1648. S. of Solomon, husbandman, of Whaplode, near
Spalding, Lines. B. there. School, Molton, near Spalding
(Mr Heaton). Matric. 1648; B.A. 1651-2. Usher at Boston
Grammar School, 1657. (W. J. Kaye.)
WATERS, THOMAS. B.A. 1539-40.
WATERS, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Easter,
1639; B.A. 1642-3.
WATERS, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter,
1621; B..^. 1624-5. Ord. priest (Norwich) Jan. 4, 1628-9.
One of these names V. of Sedgeford, Norfolk, 1632. (Peile,
I- 341)
WATERSON, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Easter,
1603; B.A. 1605-6.
WATERSON, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter, 1636.
Of Cambridgeshire. B.A. 1639-40, Walterson. Perhaps
V. of Ludham, Norfolk.
WATERSON, WILLIAM. Adm. scholar (age 28) at Sidney,
Apr. 19, 1712. S. of William, of Newton, Cumberland. B.
at Carlisle. School, Carlisle (Catholic; Mr Stephenson). Ord.
priest (Ely) May 23, 1714. Perhaps his will (P.C.C.) i759;
of Winkfield, Berks., clerk.
Watkins, Thomas
waterson, . b.a. 1495-6-
WATERTON, see also WALTERTON.
WATERTON, RICHARD. Matric. pens, (age 12) from Trinity,
Michs. 1560. Perhaps s. and h. of Sir Thomas, of Walton
HaU, Yorks.
WATERTON, WILLIAM DE. 'King's scholar' at Cambridge,
1327-9.
WATERWORTH, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 15) at St John's,
May 24, 1690. S. of Thomas, husbandman. B. at Misson,
Lines. (? Notts.). School, Clitheroe, Lanes. Matric. 1690;
B..\. 1693-4. (Scott-Mayor.)
WATERWORTH, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Trinity,
June 9, 1742. S. of Edward, of Bawtry, Yorks. School,
Glanford Bridge, Lines. (Mr Waterworth). Matric. 1742;
Scholar, 1745; B.A. 1745-6; M.A. 1749; B.D. 1761. Fellow,
1748. Ord. deacon (Lincohi) May 25, 1746. V. of Bottisham,
Cambs., 1763. R. of Brading, Isle of Wight. Died Apr. 9,
1790. Will, P.C.C. (G. Mag.)
WATHE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Clare, Michs. 1570. Ord.
deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 6, 1575.
WATHE, NICHOLAS. Matric. sizar from Clare, Michs. 1566;
B.A. 1569-70; M.A. 1573. Probably buried at Saffron
Walden, Essex, Mar. 17, 1601-2, as M.D., having practised
there for many years. (G. M. Benton.)
WATHE, NICHOLAS. B.A. from Magdalene, 1596-7; M.D.
1597. Probably 2nd s. of Nicholas, of Wath, Yorks. Prob-
ably brother of Twyford. (Vis. of Northanis., 161S.)
WAYTH or WAITH, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel,
Feb. 26, 1638-9. Of Suffolk. Matric. 1639.
WATHE, TWYFORD. Adm. pens, at Queens', Mar. 14, 1595-6.
S. of Nicholas, of Wath, Yorks. (and Elizabeth, dau. of
Robert Twyford, of Sawston, Cambs.). B. in Cambridge-
shire. Of Slipton, Northants. Married (i) Elizabeth, dau.
of William Hemington, of Slipton; (2) Margaret, widow of
John Spencer, of St Albans, Herts. Probably brother of
Nicholas (1596-7). (Vis. of Northants., 1618; Vis. of Herts.,
1634.)
WATKER, PHILIP, see WALKER.
WATKINS, JAMES. Adm. at Trinity, a scholar from West-
minster, 1628.
WATKINS or WATKIN, JOHN. Mus.Bac. 1515-6.
WATKIN, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Dec. 1602.
Probably 4th s. of Giffard, of Draughton, near Lamport,
Northants. Of London, mercer. Married and had issue.
Living, 1633. Donor to the New Building. (Peile, i. 242;
Vis. of London, 1634.)
WATKYN, NICHOLAS. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs.
1568; B.A. 1571-2.
WATKINS, RICHARD. M.A. 1650 (Incorp. from Oxford). S.
of Henry, of Sutton-under-Brailes, Gloucs., D.D. Matric.
(Christ Church, Oxford) June 4, 1641, age 17; scholar from
Westminster. B.A. (Oxford) 1644; M.A. 1647. V. of
Ambrosden, Oxon., 1655-9. R- oi Whiehford, Warws.,
1659. R. of Bourton-on-the-Hill, Gloucs., 1679-1708. Died
Feb. II, 1707-8. (Al.Oxon.)
WATKINS, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, June
24, 1636. S. of John, tailor, of AUhallows, Cambridge. B.
there. School, Cambridge (Mr Lovering). Matric. 1636;
B.A. 1640-1; M.A. 1660. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 25,
1642. Licensed schoolmaster at Haslingfield, 1662. V. of
Wendy, Cambs., 1663-4.
WATKINS, ROGER. M.A. 1748 (Incorp. from St Mary HaU,
Oxford). S. of Roger, of Kentchurch, Hereford. Matric.
(Balliol CoUege, Oxford) Mar. 24, 1734-5, age 18; B..^.
(Oxford) 1738; M.A. 1741. (Al. Oxon.)
WATKINS, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's, Sept.
30, 1664. S. of William, shoemaker, of Tewkesbury, Gloucs.
B. there. School, Shrewsbury. Matric. 1664.
WATKIN, STEPHEN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1632 ;
B..A. 1636-7; M.A. 1640. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Mar. 10,
1638-9; priest, Dee. 22, 1639. One of these names ejected
from St Saviour's, Southwark, Surrey, 1662. (Calamy, 1. 143.)
WATKIN, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1608.
WATKINS, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Trinity, Mar. 25,
1717. 4th s. of WiUiam, of Shotton, Shropshire. Bapt.
Jan. 17, 1698. School, Wem (Mr Edwards). Scholar, 1719;
B.A. 1720-1; M.A. 1724. Ord. deacon (Ely) Sept. 23, 1722;
priest, Dec. 22, 1723. Minor canon of Ely, 1723. Master
of Ely School, 1730. Registrar of the diocese, i733- Pre-
centor, 1764. Died Jan. 12, 1776. WiU, P.C.C. (Burke, L.G.)
WATKINS, THOMAS. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Peterhouse, July 5,
1720; LL.B. 1721. S. of WUliam, of Aston, Hereford.
Matric. from Brasenose CoUege, Oxford, Mar. 16, 1705-6,
age 17. Ord. deacon (Llandaff) May 13, 1708; priest, June
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19, 1709. R. of KniU, Hereford, 1717-30. R. of Tretire, in
1737. V. of Dewsall, with Callow, 1738-c. 41. WiU (P.C.C.)
1741; R. of Tretire, and V. of Dewsall. One of these names
F.R.S., 1714. (Al. Oxon.; T. A. Walker, 245; Musgrave.)
WATKINS, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Trinity Hall, June 25,
1750. (Name off, 1754.)
WATKINSON, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. sizar from Corpus
Christi, Easter, 1383.
WATKINSON, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St
John's, May 14, 1684. S. and h. of Henry (1645), LL.D.
B. at York. School, Southwell, Notts. (Mr Meers). Matric.
1684. Adm. at the Middle Temple, Aug. 28, 1684. Called
to the Bar, 1692. Died Oct. 3, 1696. Buried at St Cuthbert's,
York. M.I.
WATKINSON, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from St John's,
Easter, 1544. Of Yorkshire. B.A. 1547-8; M.A. 1552.
Fellow, 1552. Will proved (V.C.C.) 1554.
WATKINSON, EDWARD. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Mar. 5,
1613-4. Doubtless s. of Henry, leather-stamper, of Ukley,
Yorks. Bapt. Jan. 1597. Matric. 1614; B.A. 1617; M.A.
from Peterhouse, 1621. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) May 10, 1624;
priest (York) May, 1624. R. of Scruton, Yorks., 1624-65.
WATKINSON, EDWARD. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Apr. 23,
1646. Of Leicestershire. Matric. 1646.
WATKINSON, GODFREY. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's,
May 5, 1660. S. of Godfrey, gent., of Brampton, Derbs.
B. there. School, Chesterfield. Matric. 1660. Of Brampton,
gent. Married Elizabeth, dau. of Robert Wood, of Monk-
Bretton, Aug. 4, 1664. (F.M.G., 482.)
WATKINSON, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's,
June 30, 1645. S. of Henry, merchant, of Leeds, deceased.
B. at Ilkley, Yorks. Bapt. Apr. 24, 1628, at Leeds. School,
Ilkley (Mr Coates). Matric. 1645; B.A. 1648-9; LL.D. 1659
(Incorp. from Padua). Perhaps adm. at Leyden, Dec. 17,
1650. Chancellor of York, 1 673-1712. Married Elizabeth,
dau. of Jonathan Jennings, of Ripon, and widow of
Christopher Hodgson, of Newhall, Yorks. Died Apr. 25,
1712, aged 83. Buried at St Cuthbert's, York. M.I. Father
of Christopher (1684). (Scott-Mayor; Vis. of Yorks., 1665;
Le Neve, Man., 11. 243; N. and Q., 2nd S., xi. 238.)
WATKINSON, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 15) at St John's,
Apr. II, 1646. S. of Joseph, gent., of Ilkley, Yorks. B. there.
Bapt. June 19, 1631. School, Ilkley. Buried at Ilkley,
Feb. 4, 1648. M.I. (J. Ch. Smith.)
WATKINSON, HENRY. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's,
June 2, 1657. S. of Richard, deceased, of Nottingham. B.
there. School, Nottingham. Matric. 1657; B.A. 1660-1.
Perhaps ord. deacon (Lincoln). Probably licensed. May 22,
1670 (as ' clerk of Beeston, Notts.'), to marry Mary Codington,
of Toton. Probably father of John (1690). (J. Ch. Smith.)
WATKINSON, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1608; B.A. from Sidney, 1611-2; M.A. 1616. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) July 12, 1613; priest, June 19, 1614. V. of Humble-
ton, Yorks., 1613. R. of Easington, 1625-39, 'M.A.'
WATKINSON, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Christ's, Oct. 23,
1690. S. of Henry (? 1657). B. at Beeston, Notts. School,
Nottingham. Matric. 1690; B.A. 1694-5; M.A. 1698. Ord.
deacon (York) June, 1696; priest (London) June, 1699. V.
of Brotherton, Yorks., 1717-36. Died Apr. 4, 1736. (Peile,
n. 118.)
WATKINSON, PETER. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1625. Perhaps s. of Peter, minister of Wirksworth, Derbs.
B.A. 1628-9. Licensed by the Archbishop to teach at
Chesterfield School, 1627. Perhaps sequestered to Chigwell,
Essex, 1643-8. R. of Kirk Ireton, Derbs., 1648; still there,
1658. V. of Hanbury, Staffs., 1662-8. Assistant minister at
Sheffield, 1667-70. R. of Edlington, Yorks., 1670-88. Died
1688.
WATKINSON, PETER. Adm. sizar (age 20) at Christ's, Mar.
18, 1725-6. S. of Peter. B. at Bolton, Yorks. School,
Skipton. Matric. 1726; Scholar, 1729. Buried at Gt St
Andrew's, Cambridge, Aug. 7, 1729. (Peile, 11. 211.)
WATKINSON, RICHARD. B.A. from Pembroke, 1601-2;
M.A. 1605. Ord. deacon (London) Sept. 9; priest, Sept. 16,
1604. V. of Broxbourne, Herts., 1609-40.
WATKINSON, RICHARD. Adm. at King's. S. of Hugh, of
Walpole, Norfolk, yeoman. B. c. 1584. School, Wisbech
(Mr Howdell). Migrated to Caius, Jan. 12, 1602-3. Scholar,
1603-5; B.A. 1603-4; M.A. 1607.
WATKINSON, SAMUEL. Matric. from Pembroke, Easter,
1689 (see also Thomas (1688-9)); B.A. 1692-3; M.A. 1696.
Ord. deacon (London) Sept. 23, 1694; priest, June 19, 1698.
WATKINSON, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs.
1598; Scholar, 1602; B.A. 1603-4; M.A. 1607. Ord. deacon
and priest (Ely) Mar. 13, 1607-8. V. of Humbletou, Yorks.,
1607-13. V. of Crowle, Lines., 1613-42.
Watson, Benjamin
WATKINSON, THOMAS. (Probably mistake for Samuel.)
Adm. sizar (age 18) at Pembroke, Mar. 19, 1688-9. S. of
Thomas. School, Bury St Edmunds.
WATKINSON, W. Matric. pens, from Clare, Michs. 1571.
WATKINSON, WILLIAM. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1659. B. at Leicester. Matric. i66i; B.A. 1664-5; M.A.
1668. Fellow, 1663. Ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.) Sept.
20, 1668. R. of Sturminster, Dorset, 1670-1702. Died May 6,
1702. M.I. at Sturminster. (F. S. Hockaday.)
WATKIS, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Sidney, June 27,
1709. S. of Samuel, gent., of Aston, Salop. Matric 1710;
B..\. 1712-3.
WATLINGTON or WADLENTON, JAMES. Adm. pens, at
Emmanuel, May 25, 1695. Of Cambridgeshire. B.A. 1698.
One of these names Lieut, in Col. W. Taylor's Regt. of Foot,
April 1, 1710. (Dalton's English Army Lists, vi. 285; H. B.
Swanzy.)
WATLINGTON, THOMAS DE. University Bedell, c. 1290.
Benefactor. (Stokes, Bedells, 53.)
WATMORE or WATMER, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Em-
manuel, July 5, 1669, Watmeer. Of Salop. Matric. 1670;
B.A. 1672-3; M.A. 1684. Ord. deacon and priest (Gloucester)
Feb. 20, 1673-4. C. of St John's, near Worcester. Chap-
lain to Colonel Richard Ingoldesby's Regiment of Foot,
1695. (H. B. Swanzy.)
WATMOUGH, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Christ's, Sept. 8,
1627, from Lincoln College, Oxford (adm. there, 1625). S. of
Hugh, R. of Bury, Lanes. Bapt. there, Apr. 22, 1610.
School, Bury. (Peile, i. 387.)
WATNOO or WHATKNOW, WILLIAM. Proctor, 1448-9-
D.D. 1456-7; of York diocese. An auditor for the New
Schools, 1460-1. Ord. deacon (Dunkeld) Mar. 13, 1444-5.
R. of Bingham, Notts., 1453-82. Donor to Peterhouse
library. Will proved (York) Apr. 27, 1482; to be buried at
Bingham. (Godfrey, Notts.)
WATNOO, WILLIAM. B.A. 1485.
WATNOO, . B..^. 1472-3. Perhaps John, R. of Cariton
and Willingham, Cambs., 1489-94. R. of Brinkley, 1494.
WATNOO, . B.Civ.L. 1490-1
WATSON, ANTHONY. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs.
1567. S. of Edward, of Thorp Thewles, Durham. B.A.
1571-2; M.A. 1575; B.D. 1582; D.D. 1596. Fellow, 1573-83-
Incorp. at Oxford, 1577. Ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.)
May 7, 1573. R. of Cheam, Surrey, 1581-1605. Dean of
Bristol, 1590-7. Chancellor and canon of Wells, 1592-6, and
R. of Storrington, Sussex, 1592-1605. Queen's Almoner,
1595-1605. Attended the death-bed of Queen Elizabeth.
Took part in the Hampton Court conference. Bishop of
Chichester, 1596-1605. Donor to the College Library.
Died unmarried, Sept. 10, 1605. Buried at Cheam. Will,
P.C.C. (Peile, i. 101; D.N.B.; Al. Oxon.)
WATSON, ANTHONY. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs.
1573. Of Durham. B.A. 1576. Doubtless M.A. from Pem-
broke, 1580, and Fellow of Pembroke, c. 1580. (Loder
wrongly identifies him with Anthony (above).) Perhaps V.
of Watford, Herts., 1586-1618, suspended. Buried there,
Aug. 7, 1625. [It is impossible to distinguish with certainty
the career of this man from his contemporary namesakes.]
WATSON, ANTHONY. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Michs.
1584; B.A. 1586-7; M.A. from St Catharine's, 1590. Perhaps
V. of Gt Marlow, Bucks., 1604-37; will (.^rchd. Bucks.) 1637.
WATSON, ANTHONY. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1588. B. at Auboum, Lines., 1572. B.A. 1592-3; M.A. from
Corpus Christi, 1596; B.D. 1604. Perhaps D.D. (from
Pembroke) 1606-7 (in ordo). Fellow of Corpus Christi,
1594-1606. Ord. deacon (Gloucester) Feb. 27, 1595-6;
priest (London) July 8, 1596. University preacher. R. of
Holy Trinity-the-Less, London, 1605-6. R. of Washing-
borough, Lines., 1606-31. (Cooper, 11. 447 confounds him
with Anthony (above).)
WATSON, ANTHONY. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Easter,
1607. B. at Beckington (sic), Bucks. Perhaps s. of .\nthony
(1584). B.A. 1610-1; M.A. 1614. Ord. deacon (London)
Dec. 18, 1614, age 22; 'C. of Harfield, Middlesex'; priest
(Peterb.) Sept. 17, 1620. Perhaps V. of Ashby-de-la-Zouch,
Leics., 1632. Buried Apr. 23, 1644. (Nichols, in. 619.)
WATSON, ANTHONY. Matric. sizar from Queens*, Easter,
1637. Of Middlesex. B.A. 1640-1; M..-V. from Jesus, 1644.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Nov. 20; priest, Nov. 22, 1645.
WATSON, ANTHONY. Adm. sizar at Trinity, Feb. 20, 1745-6.
S. of Thomas, of Heversham, Westmorland. School,
Hevcrshara (Mr Nicholson). Matric. 1745-6; B..\. 1749-50;
M.A. 1756. Ord. priest (Chester) Sept. 15, 1754.
WATSON, BENJAMIN. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, May 6,
1665. Matric. 1667.
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WATSON, BENJAMIN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Peterhouse,
June 7, 1711. Of Northumberland. Doubtless s. of Ralph,
of North Seaton. Bapt. Aug. 19, i694, at Woodhom.
School, Wolsingham, Durham. Matric. 1711; Scholar, 1711;
BA 1716-7: M.A. 1720. Ord. deacon (York) Dec. 1716;
priest Sept. 1718. C. of Rothbury, Northumberland.
P C. of Bamborough, 1725-57- Buried there Mar. 4, 1757.
Brother of Ralph (1707) and father of Thomas (1751)-
{Misc. Gen. et Her., 4th S., 11. 303; H. M. Wood.)
WATSON, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. pens, from St Joh.n's,
Michs. 1562. Of Durham. B.A. from Corpus Christi, 1565-6;
M A 1569. Resided for some time with Thomas Gavvdy,
Recorder of Norwich, at Gawdy Hall, Harleston, where he
is supposed to have composed his translation of Polybius.
Ord. deacon (Norwich) Sept. 17, i574- Perhaps R. of
Bircham Newton, Norfolk, 1573, and of Beechamwell.
Historian and translator; made some valuable collections
on the history of Durham — now in the British Museum.
Died c. 1580. WiU (P.C.C.) 1580; 'Precinct of Blackfnars,
London.' (Cooper, i. 434; D.N.B.)
WATSON, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs.
1570; Scholar, 1571. Probably ord. deacon and priest
(Pete'rb.) July 3, 1573; of Cambridge. Perhaps V. of Shil-
botel, Northumberland, 1579-96; died 1596. One of these
names V. of AdUngfleet.Yorks.; buried there Feb. 13, 1592-3-
WATSON, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. at Sidney, Feb. 20, 1609-10.
Matric. 1610; B.A. 1613-4; M.A. 1617. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
June 18, 1614; priest, Dec. 22, 1616. R. of PertenhaU,
Beds., 1618-33. Buried there Mar. 14, 1632-3. (W. M.
Noble.)
WATSON, CUTHBERT. Matric. pens, from Christ's, June,
1565. Perhaps s. of Cuthbert, V. of EUingham, Northumber-
land.
WATSON, DANIEL. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Christ's, June 24,
1669. S. of Daniel, of Gray's Inn. B. at Burton-on-Trent,
Staffs. School, Burton (Mr Hazard). Matric. 1670. Adm. at
Gray's Inn, July 21, 1670. Married Mary, dau. of Sir Thomas
Gresley, Bart. Brother of Edward (1671-2). {Vis. of
Staffs., 1663; Peile, 11. 24-5.)
WATSON, EDMUND. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs.
1573. One of these names P.C. of Rillington, Yorks.,
1582-93-
WATSON, EDMUND. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, May 9,
1678 S. of Edmund, gent., of Haigh HaU, in South Kirkby,
Yorks. B. there. School, Pocklington (Mr EUison). Matric.
1678- B.A. 1681-2. Married Jane, dau. of Rev. Ralph
Eaton, R. of Darfield. WiU (York) i7i4-5- Father of the
next and of Ralph (1712). {Vis. of Yorks., 1666.)
WATSON, EDMUND. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Dec. 11, 1708.
S of Edmund (above), of South Kirkby, Yorks., Esq.
Matric. 1708. Migrated to Oxford. Matric. (Lincohi CoUege,
Oxford) June 20, 1711, age 19; B.A. (Oxford) 1713- Adm.
at Gray's Inn, June 20, 1713. Brother of Ralph (1712).
{Al. Oxon.)
WATSON, EDWARD. B.Can.L. 1502-3.
WATSON, EDWARD {? EDMUND). Matric. sizar from St
John's, c. 1595. B. at Wintringham, Lines., 1573- B.A.
1598-9. Ord. deacon (Lincohi) Jan. 30, 1602-3. R. of
Brocklesby, Lines., 1603. Admon. (Lincoln) 1603.
WATSON, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's, Jan. 10,
1671-2. 2nd s. of Daniel. B. at Burton-on-Trent, Staffs.
School, Burton (Mr Hazard). Matric. 1672; B.A. 1675-6.
Buried Aug. 31, 1678, at Gt St Andrew's, Cambridge.
Brother of Daniel (1669). {Peile, 11. 40.)
WATSON, FRANCIS. Adm. (age 18) at King's, a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 10, 1543. Of Gisbum, Yorks. Matric. 1544. Left,
1545-6.
WATSON, FRANCIS. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1562- B.A. 1565-6; M.A. 1569. Probably V. of Clare,
Suffolk, 1567-9. V. of Gt Wilbraham, Cambs., 1573-81.
Perhaps R. of Stocking Pelham, Herts., 1579-1613. Died
1613.
WATSON, FRANCIS. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter, 1571.
One of these names, 'bred in the schools,' ord. priest
(Norwich) Mar. 29, 1577, was C. at Sutton, Lin&s., in 1585.
{Lib. Cler. Line.)
WATSON, FRANCIS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, Apr. 18,
1642. S. of Thomas, gent., of Stamford, Lines., deceased.
B. there. School, Stamford (Mr Humphreys). Matric. 1642;
B.A. 1645-6.
WATSON, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Easter,
1583. Migrated to Trinity. Scholar, 1588; B.A. 1589-90;
M.A. 1593. Fellowof Trinity, 1591. Incorp. at Oxford, 1599.
Ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.) Mar. 16, 1599-1600.
Perhaps R. of Kirklinton, Cumberland, 1599-1604, resigned.
Watson, John
WATSON or WATESON, GEORGE. Adm. sizar at Clare,
Apr. 24, 1671. Perhaps s. of Richard, of Little Park, Ampt-
hill, Beds. Matric. 1671; B.A. 1674-5; M.A. 1678. {Vis. of
Beds., 1634.)
WATSON, GEORGE. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Trinity, May 28,
1703. S. of George, of York. School, Westminster. Matric.
1704; Scholar, 1704; B.A. 1706-7. Ord. deacon (Norwich)
Jan.; priest, Mar. 1708-9. R. of Buxhall, Suffolk, 1709-10.
WATSON, GILBERT. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1571; B.A. 1574-5. Perhaps of Stainforth, Yorks.; if so,
married Isabel, dau. of Christopher Lister, of Midhope.
Perhaps father of John (1626).
WATSON, HENRY. B.A. 1488-9; M.A. 1492-3- V. of Barring-
ton, Cambs., 1498-1505. Died 1505.
WATSON, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Christ's, Apr. 3,
1663. S. of Henry. B. at Burton-on-Trent, Staffs. School,
Repton. Matric. 1663; M.B. 1668; M.D. 1673.
WATSON, JAMES. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1587.
Of Lincolnshire.
WATSON, JAMES. 'Of Clare Hall, Cambridge.' In Holy
Orders. Died 1737. (G. Mag.; Musgrave.)
WATSON, JOHN. B.A. 1467-8; M.A. 1471-
WATSON, JOHN. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1483;
B.A. 1486-7. FeUow. Ord. priest (Ely) Apr. 18, 1489.
WATSON, JOHN. B.A. [i497-8]; M.A. 1500-1; B.D. 1512-3;
D.D. 1516-7. Fellow of Peterhouse, 1 501-16 Proctor,
1504-5. Master of Christ's, 1517-31- Vice-Chancellor,
1518-20, 1530-32. R. of Elsworth, Cambs., 1516-36. Preb.
of Southwell, 1523. R. of St Mary Woolnoth, London,
1523-36. V. of White Notley, Essex, 1536. Retired to
King's Hall; (? FeUow) 1531-6. A friend and correspondent
of Erasmus. Chaplain to Henry VIII; one of the divines
selected to answer for Cambridge University, Henry's
questions about his divorce. Died 1536-7. {Peile, 1. 7;
Cooper, I. 39; D.N.B., where the date of death is wrong.)
WATSON, JOHN. B.A. 1542-3; M.A. 1546.
WATSON, JOHN. B.A. 1543-4-
WATSON, JOHN {senior). Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1550; B.A. 1552-3; M.A. 1556. Fellow, 1553;
appointed by the visitors of Queen Mary. Will proved
(V.C.C.) 1556.
WATSON, JOHN {junior). Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1550.
WATSON, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1556.
Possibly B.A. 1561-2; see John (i559)-
WATSON, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Lent, 1557-8.
See also the next.
WATSON, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1559.
Perhaps B.A. 1561-2; M.A. 1568. [But this may lefer
equally well to John (1556) or John (above).] One of these
names R. of Erpingham, Norfolk, 1563.
WATSON, JOHN. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Corpus Christi,
Michs. 1565.
WATSON, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Easter, 1579-
Perhaps ord. deacon (Lincoln) 1587.
WATSON, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Michs. 1581.
B. at Colchester, Essex. B.A. 1585-6; M.A. 1589. Ord.
deacon (London) Dec. 21, 1588, age 24. One of these names
R. of Greenstead-juxta -Colchester, 1589-90.
WATSON, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1582.
WATSON, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1586.
WATSON, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Christ's, 1592-3; B.A.
1597-8; M.A. 1601. Probably V. of Woolpit, Suffolk, 1612.
'Killed by the Puritans,' 1646 (notice in Parish Church).
{Peile, I. 209.)
WATSON, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, 1598-9; Scholar,
1601-5; B.A. 1602-3; M.A. 1606. One of these names R. of
Melsonby, Yorks., 1608-32. V. of Giggleswick, 1629-32.
Buried there Mar. 17, 1631-2.
WATSON, JOHN Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June 7, 1609.
Matric. 1609; B.A. 1612-3; M.A. 1616. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
Mar. 20, 1613-4; priest, Sept. 25, 1614.
WATSON, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, May 21, 1613.
S. of Richard, clerk, of Calthorpe, Norfolk. Matric. 1613;
B.A. 1616-7; M.A. 1620. Incorp. at Oxford, 1621. Ord.
priest (Norwich) Dec. 19, 1619. R. of Mundford, Norfolk,
1630-83. Perhaps R. of Kirby Cane, 1646-62, ejected.
If so, author of Memoirs of the Stuarts, printed, 1689, after
his death. {Venn, i. 221; Al. Oxon.; Blomefield, viii. 35.)
WATSON, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Sidney, July 5, 1613. Matric.
1613.
WATSON, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Easter, 1623.
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WATSON, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Christ's, June 19, 1626. S. of
GUbert (? 1571), of Yorkshire. School, Giggleswick. Matnc.
1626; B.-'V. 1629. Probably ord. deacon (Durham) Sept. 19,
1630. {Peile, I. 376.)
WATSON, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Mar. 8, 1629-30.
Of Lincolnshire. Matric. 1631; B.A. 1633-4.
WATSON, JOHN. M.A. 1631 (Incorp. from Dublin). See Al.
Dub. for possible identification.
WATSON, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Peterhouse, Easter, 1633.
Of Peterborough. B.A. 1637-8; M.A. 1641. Ord. deacon
and priest (Peterb.) Sept. 19, 1641.
WATSON, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Emmanuel, Easter, 1640;
B.A. 1643-4; M.A. from Queens', 1647. Fellow of Queens',
1645-54. Incorp. at Oxford, 1650. V. of Mildenhall, Suffolk,
1661-73. One of these names of Little Sampford, Essex,
clerk; wiU (Archd. Colchester) 1706-7.
WATSON, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1645.
Of Lincolnshire.
WATSON, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, Apr. 15,
1653. S. of William (? 1616), R. of Bramwith, near Don-
caster, Yorks. B. there. School, Rotherham (Mr Barton).
Matric. 1653. Perhaps ord. deacon (Lincoln^ Dec. 2, 1660;
priest. Mar. 10, 1660-1 [literate). One of these names V. of
Luddington, Northants., 1670-97-
WATSON, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, Mar. 28,
1660. S. of John, clerk, of Sail, Norfolk. B. there. School,
Norwich (Mr Lovering). Matric. 1660; B.A. 1663-4; M.A.
from Corpus Christi, 1667. V. of Wroxham, Norfolk, 1665-
92. R. of Hingham, 1683-1727. R. of Sculthorpe, 1694-7.
Died 1727. Buried at Hingham. M.I. Father of John
(1693-4). (Blomefield, 11. 425-9)
WATSON, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Pembroke, Apr. 19,
1679. S. of John, farmer. B. in Cumberland. Matnc. 1679;
B.A. 1682-3; M.A. 1686. Perhaps ord. priest (Rochester)
Dec. 20, 1685. R. of Clayton and Keymer, Sussex, 1692-
1715. Buried at Clayton, July 23, 1715- WiU at Lewes.
(W. C. Renshaw.)
WATSON, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 15) at St John's, Nov. 13,
1683. S. of Abraham, deceased. B. at Ratcliffe, Middlesex.
School, Battle, Sussex (private). Matric. 1684.
WATSON, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Caius, Apr. 20, 1685.
S. of William, burgess, of Cambridge. B. there. Schools,
Huntingdon and Perse. Matric. 1685; Scholar, 1685-90;
B.A. 1688-9. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Feb. 21, 1691-2; priest
(Peterb.) May 22, 1692. R. of Wittering, Northants., 1692-
1743. Died 1743. (Venn, i. 478; H. I. Longden.)
WATSON, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Apr. 10, 1686.
B. at Derby. School, Charterhouse. Matric. 1686; B.A.
1689-90; M.A. 1693; B.D. 1700; D.D. 1712. Fellow, 1696-
1703. R. of Castle Camps, Cambs., 1703-24. Canon of West-
minster, 1715-24. Married Eleanor, dau. of Alexander
Parker, a Quaker. Died Nov. 15, 1724- Bvuried at Castle
Camps. M.I. Admon., P.C.C. Father of Admiral Charles
Watson, for whom see D.N.B. (J. Ch. Smith; Al. Carthus.)
WATSON, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Caius, Jan. 26, 1693-4.
S. of John (1660), clerk, of Hingham, Norfolk. B. at Nor-
wich. Schools, Norwich (Mr Burton) and Wj^ondham
(Mr Clarke). Scholar, 1694-1700; Matric. 1697; B.A. 1697-8;
M.A. 1702. Fellow, 1700-9. Ord. deacon (Norwich) June 4,
1699; 'C. of Scoulton'; priest, Dec. 22, 1700. Chaplain to
the College, 1701. R. of Rockland All Saints', and St
Andrew's, Norfolk, 1710-50. (Venn, i. 493.)
WATSON, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Queens', May 22, 1694. Of
Lincolnshire.
WATSON, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, May 24,
1700. S. of William, gent. B. at York. School, Leeds
(Mr Dwyer). Matric. 1700; B.A. 1703-4. Ord. deacon (York)
June, 1707; priest, 1708. Perhaps father of Robert (i735-6)-
WATSON, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 11, 1721.
Of Kent. Matric. 1721; B.A. 1724-5; M.A. 1728. Fellow,
1727. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Feb. 19; priest, Feb. 25, 1730.
Chaplain to Lord Elibank. R. of Little Sampford, Essex,
1730. R. of Gt S.ampford, 1733. Died Jan. 17, 1767. (G.
Mag.; N. and Q., 2nd S., xi. 217.)
WATSON, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, May 15,
1664. S. of John, of Hull. B. there. Schools, Hull and
Pocklington. Matric. 1664. Perhaps C. of St Peter Mounter-
gate, Norwich, 1675. See Al. Oxon. for a contemporary.
WATSON, LEONARD. B.A. 1541-2. V. of St Mary Abbott's,
Kensington, London, 1563-71. Buried Nov. 7, 1571.
WATSON, MARTIN. B.A. from Christ's, 1600-1; M.A. 1604;
perh.ips B.D. 1611. R. of Wilmington, 1606-35. Mmor
canon of Rochester, 1607. R. of Halstead St Margaret,
Kent, 1615-35. WiU (P.C.C.) 1635- {Peile, i. 226; Fielding.)
Watson, Richard
WATSON, MATTHEW. B.A. 1530-1. Of Durham. M.A. 1534.
Fellow of Pembroke, 1530. Ord. deacon (York) 1551-2.
V. of Helmslcy, 1551.
WATSON, MATTHEW. Adm. at Trinity, Mar. 1605-6. S. of
Thomas, of Welby, Lines. School, Grantham (Mr Towes).
Migrated to Caius, July 30, 1608, age 19. B.A. 1608-9.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1610. M.A. (Oxford) 1613; B.D. (Oxford)
1622. Fellow of Lincoln College, Oxford. Perhaps adm. at
Leyden, May 20, 1616. {Venn, i. 199; Al. Oxon.)
WATSON, MICHAEL. B.A. 1543-4- Of York diocese. B. 1516.
Ord. priest (Suff. Bishop of Thetford) Apr. 11, 1544. R. of
Little Bytham, Lines.
WATSON, NATHANIEL. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Feb. 12,
1610-1. Matric. sizar, i6ii; Scholar; B.A. 1614-5; M.A. 1618.
WATSON, PEACHIE. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Sr John's, Apr. 14,
1670. S. of Job, V. of Greetham, Rutland. B. there. School,
Oakham (Mr Love). Matric. 1670; B.A. 1673-4. Ord.
deacon (London) Dec. 23, 1677. Perhaps brother of William
(1655).
WATSON, PETER. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1571 ;
B.A. 1580-1.
WATSON, PHILIP (junior). Adm. pens, at Peterhouse,
1599-1600. B. at Shering, Essex. Scholar, 1602-5; B.A.
1603-4; M.A. 1607. Ord. deacon (London) Sept. 25, 1609,
age 28. C. of Shenfield, Essex.
WATSON, POWELL. Adm. pens, at St John's as Powell, alias
Watson, Mar. 1, 1711-2. Matric. 1712. Adm. pens, (age 21)
at Caius, Feb. i, 1716-7. S. of Henry Powell (sic), R. of
Llangadock, Carmarthen. B. there. School, Gloucester.
LL.B. 1717. (Venn, 11. 7, wrong in identification.)
WATSON, PRAVSE. Adm. pens, at Jesus, June 8, 1674- Of
Lancashire. M.D. (Utrecht) 1667. Extra-licentiate, R.C.P.,
1676; licentiate, 1680. (Munk, i. 416.)
WATSON, RALPH. B.A. 1521-2; M.A. 1525. V. of Heston,
Middlesex, 1552-60. R. of St Bartholomew-the-Less, 1565-9-
Died 1569.
WATSON, RALPH. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1619;
B.A. 1622-3.
WATSON, RALPH. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1628;
B.A. 1631-2; M.A. 1635. See Al. Oxon. for a contemporary
namesake.
WATSON, RALPH. Adm. sizar at Jesus, May 18, 1633. Of
Yorkshire. Matric. 1633; B.A. 1636-7.
WATSON, RALPH. Matric. sizar from Christ's, July, 1707.
Doubtless s. of Ralph, of North Seaton, Northumberland.
B. Oct. 29, 1689, at Woodhom. Scholar, 1708-9. B.A. 1710-
II. M.D. of Linmouth, Northumberland. Married Jane, dau.
of John Lawson, at Bothal, June 16, 1713- Died Aug. 11,
1721, aged 32. Buried at Woodhom. Brother of Benjamin
(1711). (Peile, II. 167; Misc. Gen. et Her., 4th S., 11. 303;
H. M. Wood.)
WATSON, RALPH. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's, Oct. 11,
1712. S. of Edmund (1678), gent. B. at East Hague Hall,
Yorks. School, Pocklington (Mr Drake). Matric. 1712; B.A.
1716-7. Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1718; priest, Sept. 1719.
Brother of Edmund (1708).
WATSON, RICHARD. B.A. 1502-3. Of Goo's House.
WATSON, RICHARD. B.A. 1563-4-
WATSON, RICHARD. Matric. pens. fromST John's, Eastex, 1583.
WATSON, RICHARD. Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, Feb. 19,
1586-7. Matric. 1587.
WATSON, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Christ's, c. 1594.
S. of Cuthbert, of Witton, Durham. Bapt. June 24, 1573,
at Witton Gilbert. B.A. 1597-8; M.A. 1601; B.D. 1611;
D.D. 1628. Ord. deacon and priest (London) Aug. 1601.
V. of St Stephen, Coleman Street, London, 1609-18. R. of
St Mary Aldermary, 1618-38. Buried there Mar. 27, 1638.
Will dated. Mar. 1638; proved (P.C.C.) .Apr. 23, 1638. There
is a curious letter from him in the register of Witton Gilbert,
Durham, dated July 3, 1626, 'from my house in Coleman
St,' thanking the inhabitants for a gift of 6s. Sd. when he
entered Cambridge, May, 1594. He sends £12.
WATSON, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's,
Michs. 1627. One of these names, 's. of Richard, of Ravens-
worth, Durham,' adm. at Gray's Inn, May 22, 1628.
WATSON, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, Dec. 2J,
1628. S. of William, merchant. B. in the parish of St
Catherine Cree, London. School, Mercers'. Matric. 1629;
Scholar, 1631-6; B.A. 1632-3; M.A. 1636; D.D. (Oxford)
1662. Fellow, 1636-44; ejected; reinstated, 1660-4. Master
of the Perse School, Cambridge, 1636-42. Chaplain to Lord
Hopton and to the Duke of York. R. of Pewsey, Wilts.,
1662. Preb. of Salisbury, 1666. Master of Heytesbury
Hospital, 1671. Author, controversial. Died Jan. 13, 1684-5.
Will, Cons. C. Sarum. (\'cnn, i. 286; D.N.B.; Al. Oxon.)
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WATSON, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age i6) at Christ's, Apr. 27,
1666. S. of Robert, of Frindsbury, Kent (by his 2nd wife
Rebecca, dau. of Richard Edwards, of London). B. there.
School, West Mailing (Mr Rob. Whittle). Matric. 1667;
LL.B. 1671. Adm. at Gray's Inn, May 7, 1668. (It is difficult
to distinguish between this man and the next as to degrees.)
Doubtless father of William (1696). (PeiU, u. 3 ; Vis. of Kent,
1663.)
WATSON, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Christ's, June 21,
1667. S. of John. B. at Melmerby, Yorks. School, Melmerby
(Mr Dickenson). Matric. 1668. Probably B.A. 1670. (See
the above.) (Peile, 11. 12.)
WATSON, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Caius, June 17,
1719. S. of Ralph, bookseller, of Bury St Edmunds. B.
there. School, Bury. Matric. 1719; Scholar, 1719-26.
{Venn, 11. 12.)
WATSON, ROBERT. B.A. 1519-20; M.A. 1522-3. One of these
names V. of Shephall, Herts. Admon. (Archd. St Albans)
July 10, 1539.
WATSON, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs. 1572;
B.A. 1575-6. One of these names ord. deacon (Durham)
Oct. 6; priest, Dec. 21, 1577. Perhaps V. of Ainstable,
Cumberland, 1597.
WATSON, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Queens', Michs. 1581.
Of Essex. B.A. from Clare, 1584-5. Licenced from Queens'
to practise physic, 1589. Practised physic at Braintree,
Essex ; combined the study of medicine with that of astrology.
Author, A New Almanack, 1595; the latest issue appeared
in 1605. {Cooper, 11. 310; D.N.B.)
WATSON, ROBERT. B.A. from St John's, 1586-7. Perhaps
Incorp. at Oxford, 1592, as 'M..^. of Cambridge.' Ord.
priest (Norwich) 1597. One of these names R. of Bacons-
thorpe, Norfolk, 1610, also R. of Hempstead. (Al. Oxon.)
WATSON, ROBERT.. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter, 1588.
Of Cambridgeshire.
WATSON, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Queens', Michs. 1627.
Of Norfolk. B.A. 1630-1; M.A. 1635- Ord. priest (Norwich)
1632. C. of Salle, Norfolk, in 1635. One of these names
ejected from Bodham, 1662.
WATSON, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, July 2, 1673-
Of Northamptonshire. Matric. 1676-7.
WATSON, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's, Feb. 2,
1735-6. S. of John (? 1700), clerk, of Yorkshire. B. at
Ripon. School, Ripon (Mr Stephens). Matric. 1736; B.A.
1739-40; M.-A. 1747. Ord. deacon (Rochester) Dec. 21,
1740; priest, May 24, 1741. C. of Burley, Rutland, till 1757.
R. of Foulness, Essex, 1753-57. R. of South Bradon, Somer-
set, 1756-88. V. of Newport Pagnell, Bucks., 1757-88.
Died 1788. Will, P.C.C. {Lipscomb, iv. 286; Scott-Mayor, in.
472.)
WATSON, ROBERT. Matric. from St Catharine's, 1745. S. of
Robert, of Wakefield, Yorks. School, Wakefield. M.B. 1745;
M.D. 1750. Adm. at Pembroke College, Oxford, Mar. 5,
1736-7, age 17. F.R.S., 1750. F.R.C.P., 1751- Physician to
Westminster Hospital, 17S2-4. Gulstonian lecturer, 1753.
Censor. Died .Mar. 2, 1756. WiU (P.C.C); of St Clement
Danes. {Munk, 11. 180; Al. Oxon.)
WATSON, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Nov. 3, 1594.
Matric. c. 1595; B.A. 1598-9; M.A. 1602. Incorp. at Oxford,
1621. Ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.) Oct. 10, 1602.
WATSON, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, (age 23) at Caius, Apr. 30,
1646, from Trinity College, Dublin (adm. there, Dec. 13,
1640; Scholar, 1641). S. of James, alderman of Dublin.
B. there. School, Carlow. Matric. 1646; Scholar, 1646-7;
B.A. 1647. V. of Tisbury, Wilts., and chaplain of East
Hatch, 1652. R. of Ceme Abbas, Dorset, 1654-72. Died
1672. (Venn, i. 362.)
WATSON, SIMON. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1628;
B.A. 1628-9; M.A. 1632.
WATSON, THOMAS. B.A. 1474-5; M.A. 1477. One of these
names R. of Ovington, Essex, 1476; perhaps also R. of
Yeldham, 1481-5.
WATSON, THOMAS. B.A. 1526-7.
WATSON, THOMAS. B.A. from St John's, 1532-3. Of Durham
diocese. B. 1516. M.A. 1536; B.D. 1543; D.D. 1554. Fellow,
1534. Master of St John's, 1553-4. Incorp. at Oxford, 1554.
R. of Wyke Regis, Dorset, 1545. Chaplain to Bishop
Gardiner, 1545-53. V. of Buckminster, Leics., 1547. A
leading Roman Catholic preacher in London, 1553-8.
Dean of Durham, 1553-7. Disputed against Cranmer at
Oxford, 1554. Bishop of Lincoln, 1556-9. R. of Bechingwall
All Saints', 1556. One of the Commissioners appointed by
Cardinal Pole to visit the University, 1557. Deprived and
imprisoned, 1559; kept in custody, 1559-84. Author,
controversial. Died in Wisbech Castle, Sept. 1584. Buried
in Wisbech Church. (D.N.B.; Cooper, i. 491; Al. Oxon.)
Watson, William
WATSON, THOMAS. B.Civ.L. 1537-8. Principal of Nicholas
Hostel. Died c. 1542. Admon. (V.C.C).
WATSON, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Easter,
1559-
WATSON, THOMAS. Ord. deacon (Norwich) June 4, 1563;
' Scholar of Caius,' age 28. One of these names R. of Gt and
Little Wacton, Norfolk, 1567.
WATSON, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Clare, Michs. 1580;
B.A. 1583-4; M.A. 1587. Probably ord. deacon (Lincohi)
Aug. 26, 1585; priest, 1587. V. of Saxby, Lines., 1586-1610.
Perhaps R. of Grafton Regis, Northants., 1604-10; R. of
Londesborough, Yorks., 1610.
WATSON, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1586.
WATSON, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Michs.
1628; B.A. 1631-2. One of these names V. of Milton Ernest,
Beds., 1637. But see Al. Oxon. for a contemporary name-
sake.
WATSON, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Sidney, June 28,
1634. S. of William, yeoman. B. at Buckland, Herts.
Schools, Buntingford (Mr Jo. Merristown) and Bishop's
Stortford (Mr Thos. Leigh). Matric. 1634; B.A. 1637-8.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Mar. 10, 1638-9.
WATSON, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, July 4, 1635.
Of Yorkshire. Matric. 1635; B.A. 1638-9; M.A. 1642.
Intruded minister of St Stephen Walibrook, 1646-60,
ejected. Joined the presbyterian ministers in a remonstrance
to Cromwell against the death of Charles I. Imprisoned in
1651 as a suspected royalist and intriguer. Preacher in
London, 1660-80. Retired to Bamston, Essex. Author,
devotional. Buried at Bamston, July 28, 1686. Will,
Archd. of London. {D.N.B.; Calamy, i. 148.)
WATSON, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter,
1647. Of Lincolnshire. B.A. 1650-1; M.A. 1655.
WATSON, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, May 25,
1655. S. of John, seaman, of Hull. B. there. Mar. 1, 1636-7.
School, Hull (Mr Shaw). Matric. 1655; B.A. 1658-9; M.A.
1662; B.D. 1669; D.D. 1675. Fellow, 1669. Ord. deacon
and priest (Ely) Dec. 22, 1667. R. of Borough Green, Cambs.,
1672. Bishop of St David's, 1687-99; deprived on the charge
of simony, but probably also for his Jacobite opinions.
Retired to Wilbraham, Cambs., lord of the manor. Bene-
factor to St John's. Founded a hospital at Hull. Died Jime
3, 1717. Buried at Wilbraham by night. (Scott-Mayor;
D.N.B.; H. P. Stokes.)
WATSON, THOMAS. .\Am. pens, at Queens', May 23, 1674-
Of Worcestershirs. Matric. 1674; B.A. 1677-8; M.A. 1681.
WATSON, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Sidney, May 3,
1680. S. of , of Thornton, Yorks. School, Thornton.
Matric. 1682; B.A. 1683-4. Ord. deacon (York) May, 1684.
WATSON, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Peterhouse, May
23, 1682. S. of Thomas, of Yorkshire. School, Pocklington.
Matric. 1682; B.A. 1685-6. Ord. deacon (Carlisle) Feb. 20,
i6£6; priest (Litt. dim. from York) Sept. 25, 1687. V. of
Bugthorpe, Yorks., and R. of Langton, 1690. Married Mary,
dau. of John Symson, R. of Langton, Yorks. Buried at
Langton, May 4, 1719- (M. H. Peacock.)
WATSON, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Michs.
1751. Doubtless s. of Benjamin (1711), of Bamborough,
Northumberland, clerk. Bapt. there, Sept. 1, 1731-
WATSON, W. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Easter, 1560. Prob-
ably the William Watson, B.A., who was resident in Jesus
in Aug. 1564. Possibly R. of Bow Brickhill, Bucks., 1572-
1608; if so, bom in Buckland, Herts. Died Nov. 1608,
aged 64. M.I. at Brickhill. {Lipscomb, iv. 56.)
WATSON, W. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter, 1560.
WATSON, [? WILLIAM]. B.A. 1462-3; M.A. 1467; perhaps
B.D. 1474-5. Probably Principal of St Thomas' Hostel,
1469-70.
WATSON, WILLIAM. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Clare, Michs.
1570.
WATSON, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs. 1573-
Of Durham. B.A. 1577-8.
WATSON, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1581; B.A. 1584-5-
WATSON, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Christ's, c. 1602;
B.A. 1605-6; M.A. 1609. Perhaps assistant minister at
Sheffield, 1606-19. One of these names (M.A.), master of
Boston Grammar School, Lines., 1620-7, when he became
V. of Horbling, 1627-41; R. of Aswarby, 1641.
WATSON, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1616; B.A. 1620. Ord. deacon (York) Dec. 1620; priest,
Sept. 1621. One of these names R. of Bramwith, Yorks.,
1638-60; died 1660. Perhaps father of John (1653).
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Watson, William
WATSON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age i8) at St John's, June 7,
1655. S. of Joab, clerk, of Piddington, Oxon. B. there.
School, Oakham (Mr Fryer). Matric. 1656; B.A. 1658-9;
M.A. 1662; LL.D. 1673. Dean of Battle, Sussex. Chaplain
to Lord Petre. Preb. of Chichester, 1670. R. of Old Romney,
Kent, 1670. Author of The Clergyman's Law. Died 1689.
Will proved (P.C.C.) May, 1689. Perhaps brother of Peachie
(1670). (Scott-Mayor, i. xxvii; Lambeth Act Bk; T. C. Dale.)
WATSON, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Pembroke,
Sept. 29, 1696; Fell. -Com. Oct. 20, 1697. S. of Richard
(i666), of Frindsbury, Kent, Esq. Matric. 1697.
WATSON, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Apr. 11, 1702.
Of Yorkshire. Matric. 1702; Scholar, 1702.
WATSON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Christ's, May 25,
1712. S. of William. B. at Kirkby (? Ripon, according to
M.I.), Yorks. School, Richmond (Mr Thomson). Matric.
1712; Scholar, 1713; B.A. 1715-6; M.A. 1734. Ord. deacon
(York) Sept. 1717; priest, Sept. 1719; probably C. of Swines-
head, Hunts., 1719. C. of Kingsthorpe, Northants., 1720.
C. of Lamport, 1728. V. of Spratton, 1733-8. Married
Anne, dau. of Royle Bateman, V. of Spratton, Aug. 31, 1719.
Died Apr. 12, 1738, aged 45. Buried at Spratton. M.I.
Will proved (Archd. Northants.) May 12, 1738. (Baker, 1.
69; Peile, II. 179; H. I. Longden.)
WATSON, WILLIAM. Adm. scholar at Trinity Hall, Jan. 6,
1714-5. B. in Yorkshire, 1693. Matric. 1712; B.A. 1715-6.
Ord. deacon (Ely) Aug. 2, 1716; priest, Sept. 21, 1718.
Perhaps C. of Whitchurch, Salop, 1720.
WATSON, WYAT. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's, May 22,
1688. S. of John, clerk. B. at Norwich. School, Norwich
(Mr Burton). Matric. 1688.
WATSON, ■ . B.D. 1483-4.
WATSON, . Adm. sizar at Pembroke, 1647.
WATTER, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. scholar (age 18) at Caius,
Apr. 28, 1612. S. of William, gent., of York (Lord Mayor of
York in 1620). School, York.
WATTERS, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's,
Apr. 25, 1712. S. of John, lawyer. B. in London. School,
Eton. Matric. 1712.
WATTON, see also WHATTON and WOTTON.
WATTON, BARTHOLOMEW DE. 1261. Southern student
who received a Royal pardon for taking part in a riot
against the Northern students. (Fuller, 29.)
WATTON, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1569.
WATTON, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter, 1617.
Perhaps 2nd s. of Thomas, of Addington, Kent; adm. at
Gray's Inn, Aug. 4, 1614. (Vis. of Kent, 1619.)
WATTON, STEPHEN, see WOTTON.
WATTON, THOMAS. B.D. 1481-2. R. of Little Chesterford,
Essex, 1469-98. V. of Gt Chishall, 1488-98. R. of Copford,
1499-1505. Died 1505. (J. Ch. Smith.)
WATTON, WILLIAM DE. 1261. Southern student who re-
ceived a Royal pardon for taking part in a riot against the
Northern students. Brother of Bartholomew. (Fuller, 29.)
WATTON, . D.Can.L. 1495-6.
WATTS, ANTHONY. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1604; B.A. 1607-8; M.A. 1611. Ord. priest (Lincoln) 1613.
R. of Sharrington, Norfolk, 1613.
WATTS, BONIFACE. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Easter, 1582;
B.A. 1585-6; M.A. 1589; B.D. 1596. Fellow, 1591-1606.
Minister at Teversham, Cambs., 1594-1607. V. of Whittles-
ford, 1597; still there, 1601. R. of Elm and Emneth, 1606-
c. 15. R. of All Hallows, Lombard Street, London, 1606-15.
(A. Gray.)
WATTS, CHARLES. Adm. pens, at Jesus, May 27, 1678
(practised medicine before his admission). Of Warwickshire.
M.B. 1683. (A. Gray.)
WATTS, DANIEL. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1631.
WATT, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs. 1601.
WATTS, EDWARD. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Mar. 3, 1623-4;
'B.A.; of St John's College'; priest, Sept. 19, 1624.
WATTS, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, Apr. 14,
1636. 4th s. of Sir John, Knt. B. at Mattocks, in Ware,
Herts. School, Hertford (Mr Minors). Matric. 1637; B.A.
1639-40; M.A. 1643. Fellow, 1643-4, ejected. Will (P.C.C.)
1654. Brother of John (1620) and Paul (1631). (Vis. of
Herts., 1634.)
WATTS, GEOFFREY. Matric. Fell. -Com. from Emmanuel,
Michs. 1601. 4th s. of Sir John, of London, Knt. (sometime
Lord Mayor). School, Westminster. B.A. 1604-5; M..A..
from Jesus, 1608; B.D. 1615. Fellow of Jesus, 1606-19.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1608. V. of Clavcring, Essex, 1616,
ejected. R. of Gt Leighs, 1619-62. Chaplain to the Marquis
Watts, James
of Montrose. Died 1663, at Gt Leighs. Will dated, 1662;
proved (Cons. C. London) 1679. Doubtless brother of Thomas
(1606) and William (1593), father of John (Tf,\o). (A. Gray.)
WATTS, GEORGE. Scholar of Trinity, Easter, 1588; B.A.
1588-9; M.A. 1592; B.D. 1599. Fellow, 1591. Ord. deacon
and priest (Peterb.) Oct. 20, 1596. V. of Keysoe, Beds.,
1597-9. R. of Screveton, Notts., 1601-2. R. of Cheadle,
Staffs., 1609-16. R. of Fakenham, Norfolk, 1616.
WATTS, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1608;
Scholar, 1611; B.A. 1612-3; M.A. 1616; B.D. 1623. Fellow,
1614. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Apr. 6; priest, Apr. 7, 1621.
Perhaps R. of Grundisburgh, Suffolk, 1639-40, and V. of
Eyton, Beds., 1636-40. One of these names of Rearsby,
Leics., clerk. Admon. (Leicester) 1649.
WATTS, GEORGE. Adm. pens, at Clare, June 17, 17x8. S.
of Henry. B. at Uffington, Berks. Bapt. May 29, 1704.
Matric. 1720; B.A. 1722-3; M.A. 1726. Fellow, 1723-35.
Ord. deacon (Gloucester) June 5, 1726; priest (Lincoln)
Mar. 14, 1730-1. Preacher of Lincohi's Inn, 1733-46. R. of
Orcheston St Mary, Wilts., 1735-72. V. of St Mary, Marl-
borough, 1737. V. of Bishopston, 1745. R. of Boxford,
Berks., 1751. Master of the Temple, 1771-2. Died 1772.
Buried in the Temple Church, Apr. 25, 1772. Will, P.C.C.
(In Al. Oxon. he is confused with his son.) (T. C. Dale.)
WATTS, GILBERT. Kept some terms at Cambridge. S. of
Richard, of Barnes Hall, Ecclesfield, Yorks. (and Isabel,
dau. of Arthur Alcock, and widow of Thomas Scott, of
Barnes Hall, Ecclesfield). B. at Rotherham. B.A. (Lincoln
College, Oxford) 1610-1; M.A. 1614; B.D. 1623; D.D.
(Oxford) 1643 (on the King's visit). Fellow of Lincoln
College, 1621-48. R. of Willingale Doe, Essex, 1642-7,
sequestered. An excellent linguist and a good preacher.
Translated Bacon's De Augmentis Scientiarum. Died Sept. 9,
1657. Buried at All Saints', Oxford. Will, P.C.C. Brother
of Richard (1603). (Al. Oxon.; D.N.B.)
WATTS, GILES. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's, June 25,
1743. S. of G., shopkeeper, of Sussex. B. at Battle. School,
Battle (Mr Jenkin). Adm. at Leyden, May 2, 1753. Died
May I, 1792, at Battle.
WATTS, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter, 1623;
B.A. 1626-7; M.A. 1630. Fellow. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
Mar. I, 1639-40; priest (Norwich) Dec. 20, 1640. R. of
Wheatacre, Norfolk, 1650-8.
WATTS, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Sidney, June 25,
1644. S. of Thomas, Esq. B. at Turlangton, Leics. Schools,
Gt Glen, Leics. (Mr Osyn) and Uppingham. Matric. 1645;
B.A. 1647-8; M.A. 1651. Ord. deacon and priest (Lincoln)
Nov. 9, i66i. R. of Swepston, Leics.; ejected, 1662; re-
moved to Weddington, Warws.; 'lived there above 20 years.'
Went thence to Barwell, Leics. Became presbyterian minister
at Hinckley. Died Feb. 2, 1690, aged 63. Buried at Barwell.
(Calamy, 11. 129; Nichols, in. 1040.)
WATTS, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Clare, Oct. 3, 1687. Of
Speen, Berks. Matric. 1688; B.A. 1691-2; M.A. 1696. Fellow,
1693-1710.
WATTS, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Pembroke, June 17,
1692. 2nd s. of Henry, of Plymouth, Devon, Esq. Adm. at
the Middle Temple, Feb. 24, 1702-3.
WATTS, HENRY. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1697. Of Norwich.
Matric. sizar Easter, 1698; B.A. 1700-1; M.A. 1704. Ord.
deacon (Norwich) Sept. 1703; priest, 1704. R. of Stoke
Ash, Suffolk, 1710-2. Died 1712.
WATTS, ISAAC. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Easter, 1585.
B.A. 1589-90; M.A. 1593. Incorp. at Oxford, 1593. Buried
at Little St Mary's, Cambridge, Aug. 14, 1595.
WATTS, JAMES. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Michs. 1575.
B.A. from Corpus Christi, 1578-9; M.A. from Trinity Hall,
1582.
WATTS, JAMES. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Easter, 1584.
B.A. 1587-8; M.A. 1591. Fellow. Incorp. at Oxford, 1618.
Ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.) July 29, 1593. V. of
Woodnesborough, Kent, 1596-1619. Died 1619.
WATTS, JAMES. Adm. scholar at Magdalene, i6i8. B.A.
1621-2; M.A. 1625. Ord. priest (London) June 4, 1626
('Watters'), age 24.
WATT or WATTS, JAMES. Matric. sizar (age 20) from Pem-
broke, Easter, 1620. S. of Thomas, of .Appleton-with-Hull,
Chester. B.A. 1623. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 8; priest,
June 9, 1623. V. of Corpusty, Norfolk, 1623.
WATTS, JAMES. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Caius, Sept. 18, 1645.
S. of Richard, R. of Wolvcrton, Warws. B. there. School,
Warwick. Matric. 1645; Scholar, 1647-50; B.A. 1649-50;
M..\. from Jesus, 1653. FVllow of Jesus, 1650-7. Incorp. at
Oxford, 1654. R. of Ridlington, Rutland, c. 1655-84. One
of these names licensed schoolmaster at Little Walsingham,
Norfolk, 1662. Will proved (Norwich. Archd. C.) 1662-3.
Probably father of William (1678). (Venn, i. 360; Al. Oxon.)
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WATTS, JOHN. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1494.
WATTS, JOHN. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1499.
Died in College. (Harwood.)
WATTS, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Queens', Michs. 1550; B.A.
1553-4-
WATTS, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs. 1582. Of
Norfolk.
WATTS, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Jesus, c. 1596. B.A. 1599-
i6oo; M.A. 1603. Ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.) Dec. 23,
1610.' Perhaps R. of Conington, Hunts., 1614.
WATTS, JOHN. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Jesus, Michs. 1607.
Perhaps 6th s. of Sir John, of London, Knt. (Lord Mayor,
1606-7). Perhaps brother of Geoffrey (i6oi), etc.
WATTS, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Easter,
1618.
WATTS, JOHN. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Jesus, Apr. 28, 1620, Of
London. S. and h. of John, of Mattocks, in Ware, Herts.,
Esq. (knighted, 1625; captain of the expedition to Calais),
and probably nephew of William (i593)- Matric. 1620. Adm.
at Lincoln's Inn, Jan. 25, 1622-3. Fought in the Royal
army. Governor of Chirk Castle, in 1645. Taken prisoner
at siege of Colchester. Knighted, Sept. 23, 1645. Living at
Tewin, Herts., 1674. Married Mary, dau. of Edward
Gardiner, of Thundridgebury, Herts. Buried at Hertingford-
bury, c. 1680. M.L Brother of Paul (1631) and Edward
(1636). (Vis. of Herts., 1634; Clutterbuck, iii. 305.)
WATTS, JOHN. B.A. from Trinity, 1624. Incorp. at Oxford,
1624. M.A. (BaUiol College, Oxford) 1627. Also signed as
M.A. at Cambridge, in 1627. R. of Sutton St Nicholas,
Herefordshire, 1661. Buried there May 14, 1678. M.I.
(J. Ch. Smith; Genealogist, vii. 29, 30-33.)
WATTS, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter, 1625. B.A.
1627-8; M.A. 1631. Probably R. of Childerley, Cambs.,
1632-7. One of these names V. of Sibsey, Lines., 1632-44,
and of Thorpe St Peter, 1639.
WATTS, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Clare, Sept. 12, 1632.
WATTS, JOHN. M.A. 1633 (Incorp. from Exeter College, Ox-
ford). S. of Nicholas, of Tavistock, Devon. Matric. (Exeter
CoUege, Oxford) Feb. 18, 1626-7, age 20; B.A. (Oxford)
1629; M.A. 1632. Fellow of Exeter, 1630-4. Admon.,
Mar. 5, 1634-5, at Oxford. (Al. Oxon., wrongly identified.)
WATTS, JOHN. Scholar of Trinity, Easter, 1638; B.A. 1639-
40; M.A. 1646. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Dec. 18, 1641; priest
(Lincoln) Mar. 17, 1643-4. Perhaps V. of Ilketshall St
Andrew, Sufiolk, 1644. One of these names R. of Thur-
staston, Cheshire, 1655-66.
WATTS, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Apr. 9, 1640. Of
Essex. S. and h. of Geoffrey (1601), R. of Gt Leighs, Essex.
Matric. 1640. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Apr. 26, 1645. Of
Gt Leighs, in 1664.
WATTS, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Clare, Feb. 8, 1709-10. Prob-
ably s. of John, of Danet's Hall, near Leicester. B. at
Leicester. One of these names adm. at Lincoln's Inn, June 2,
1708. Barrister, 1716. Sank a large fortune in the South
Sea Scheme. Died 1728, aged 32. (Nichols, iii. 570; Burke,
L. G. Supp.)
WATTS, JOSEPH. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Trinity, Apr. i, 1670.
WATTS, JOSEPH. Adm. pens, at Sidney, June 26, 1728. S.
of John, of Much Marcle, Hereford. Matric. (Oriel College,
Oxford) Apr. 13, 1717, age 17; B.A. (Oxford) 1720; M.A.
(Cambridge) 1728. (Al. Oxon.)
WATTS, LAWFORD. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Trinity, Apr. 14,
1684. S. of William. B. in London. School, Eton. Matric.
1684; B.A. 1687-8. Ord. priest (Lincoln) June 7, 1696.
WATTS, LUKE. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs. 1570.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Dec. 20, i574; priest, Jan. 4, 1575-6-
C. of Weston Turville, Bucks., in 1585. R. of Gt Brickhill,
1585-1602. Died 1602. Will, .\rchd. Bucks.
WATTS, MARK. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs. 1565.
Ord. priest (Peterb.) Apr. 22, 1570; 'bred in the schools.'
V. of Sundon, Beds.
WATTS, MARTIN. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1625;
scholar from Westminster.
WATTS, MATTHEW. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
I568;B.A. 1571-2; M.A. 1575. Incorp. at Oxford, 1591. Ord.
priest (Peterb.) Aug. 11, 1574. R. of Aldbury, Herts., 1580.
WATTS, MATTHEW. Matric. sizar from King's, c. 1597.
WATTS, MATTHEW. Matric. sizar from Christ's, July, 1604;
B.A. (? 1607-8); M.A. from Corpus Christi, 1611 (adm. there,
1605; of Hertfordshire).
WATTS, PAUL. Scholar of Trinity, 1631. Doubtless 3rd s. of
Sir John, of Ware, Herts. B.A. 1634-5. Living, 1649.
Brother of John (1620) and Edward (1636). (Vis. of Herts.,
1634; Clutterbuck, in. 305.)
Watts, Thomas
WATTS, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Trinity, c. 1596. B. at
Reresby, Leics., 1582. Scholar, 1602; B.A. (? 1602-3); M.A.
1606. Ord. deacon (Ely) Apr. 27; priest (Lincoln) Dec. 21,
1606. V. of Keysoe, Beds., 1606-22. R. of Purley, Berks.,
i623-?6o. Buried there (? 1660), aged 78. M.I.; of Trinity
College, Cambridge. (Ashmole, Berks.)
WATTS, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1603.
S. of Richard, of Yorkshire (and Isabel, widow of Thomas
Scott, of Barnes Hall, Ecclesfield). Scholar, 1605; B.A.
1607-8; M.A. 1611. Fellow, 1610. Taxor, 1627. Ord.
deacon (Peterb.) May 30; priest. May 31, 1618. V. of
Bottisham, Cambs., 1620-31. Chaplain to Thomas Went-
worth, Earl of Strafford. Became the owner of Barnes Hall
on the death of his half-brother Sir Richard Scott, July 17,
1638. V. of Chesterton, 1630-44. V. of Mildenhall, Suffolk,
1631-44, ejected. 'Has also an impropriation at Colchester,
and lands in Yorks. and Ireland. Resides at Chesterton.'
Will (York) 1661; of Chesterton, Cambs., clerk. To be
buried at Ecclesfield. Brother of Gilbert and father of
Richard (1649). (Tanner's notes, Norwich Registry; J. Ch.
Smith; Hunter, Hallamshire, 443.)
WATS, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Christ's, Oct. 12,
1634. S. of George. B. at Norwich. School, Norwich.
Matric. 1634.
WATTS, RICHARD. M.A. 1634 (Incorp. from Oxford). Of
Northamptonshire. Matric. (Magdalen Hall, Oxford) Oct. 27,
1620, age 20; B.A. (Oxford) 1620; M.A. 1623. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) May 27, 1621; priest, Apr. 18, 1622. Perhaps R. of
Morcott, Rutland, 1624. Licence to marry Elizabeth Britten,
of Uppingham, July 5, 1625. Perhaps father of Richard
(1648). (.41. Oxon., wTongly identified.)
WATTS, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Queens', Lent, 1645-6.
Of Essex. Possibly migrated to Oxford. B.A. (Balliol
College, Oxford) 1649; of Epping, Essex; M.A. (Oxford) 1652.
Fellow of Wadham College, Oxford, 1650-4. (Al. Oxon.)
WATTS, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Michs.
1648. Perhaps s. of Richard (1634). B.A. 1648-9; M.A.
1657. Probably exhibitioner from Uppingham School.
Doubtless Master of Oakham School, 1661. Died 1662.
WATTS, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Trinity, June 30, 1649.
Of Cambridgeshire. Doubtless s. of Richard (1603). B. 1633.
Matric. 1649; Scholar, 1650; B.A. 1652-3; M.A. 1656.
Fellow, 1653. Died of small-pox. Buried in the College
Chapel, Aug. 4, 1661. (M. H. Peacock; Hunter, Hallamshire,
443-)
WATTS, RICHARD. Adm. sizar at Trinity, May 10, 1687.
S. of Benjamin, of Barnes Hall, Ecclesfield, Yorks., and of
Chesterton, Cambs. B. 1671, at Barnes Hall, Ecclesfield.
Matric. 1687; Scholar, 1689; B.A. 1690-1; M.A. 1694. Ord.
deacon (York) June, 1694; priest, 1696. C. of Ecclesfield.
V. of Haworth, Notts. Died s.p., May 20, 1727- Buried at
Ecclesfield.
WATTS, RICHARD. M.D. 1728 (Com. Reg.). Adm. extra-
licentiate, R.C.P., 1703; then practising at Lymington,
Hants. F.R.C.P., 1729. Died Apr. 14, 1750. aged 74- Will
(P.C.C); of St Bartholomew Exchange, London. (Munk,
u. 113; G. Mag.)
WATTS, ROBERT. B.Can.L. 1507-8.
WATTS, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Easter, 1602;
B.A. 1605-6. Ord. deacon (Ely) June; priest (Lincoln) Sept.
21, 1606. V. of Wistow, Leics., 1609; resigned same year.
Perhaps of Barkby, Leics., in 1630; licence (Archd. Leicester)
to marry Sarah Squier, of Rearsby, 1630.
WATTS, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Trinity, 1638.
WATTS, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs. 1549;
B..\. 1552-3; M.A. 1560; D.D. 1569-70. Ord. deacon and
priest (London) 1559-60. Preb. of St Paul's, 1560-77.
Canon of Westminster, 1561-77- Archdeacon of Middlesex,
1561. University preacher, 1569. R. of Bocking, Essex,
1570-7. Dean of Bocking, 1571- Died 1577. Will (P.C.C).
Benefactor to Pembroke. (Peile, i. 45-)
WATTS, THOMAS. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1564. B. at Streatley, Beds., 1547- Matric. 1564; B.A.
1568-9; M.A. 1572. Fellow, 1567-75- Ord. deacon and
priest (Lincoln) Apr. 10, 1574- V. of Cardington, Beds.,
1574-1610. Buried Aug. 9, 1610. (Cooper, 11. 447.)
WATTS, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Easter, 1576.
WATTS, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Emmanuel, Easter,
1606. Doubtless 5th s. of Sir John, of London, Knt. (Lord
Mayor, 1606-7). Of Thundridge, Herts. Married Elizabeth,
dau. of Nicholas Vavasour, of Waltham Cross, Essex.
Admon., May 9, 1654; of Hitchin, Herts. Doubtless brother
of William (1593) and Geoffrey (1601) and perhaps of John
(1607). (Middlesex Note Book.)
WATT, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Easter,
1614.
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WATTS, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Clare, Michs. i6i6;
B.A. 1619-20; M.A. 1623. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 24;
'Fellow of Clare'; priest, Sept. 25, 1626. One of these names
V. of Laxfield, Suffolk, 'M.A.' 1642. Perhaps sequestered
to Stradbrooke, 1647.
WATTS, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Caius, July 2, 1623.
S. of Thomas, gent. B. at East Ruston, Norfolk. School,
North Walsham (Mr Tilles). Matric. 1623; Scholar, 1624-8;
B.A. 1626-7; M.A. 1630. Ord. priest (Norwich) Sept. 21,
1628. Probably R. of Westwick, Norfolk, 1634-53. R. of
Rockland St Andrew, 1639-61, and of St Mary, i66i. Died
1661. (Venn, i. 263.)
WATTS, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1632. Of Kent.
WATTS, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity, Apr. 14,
1686. S. of William. B. at Southwark, Surrey. Matric.
1686; Scholar, 1689; B.A. 1689-90.
WATTS, W. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Michs. 1582.
WATTS, WILLIAM. B.A. 1517-8.
WATTS, WILLIAM. B.D. 1532-3. Perhaps same as above.
WATTS, WILLIAM. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Emmanuel, Oct. 31
1593. Doubtless 2nd s. of Sir John, of London (Lord
Mayor, 1606-7). Of the Middle Temple, in 1606-7. Licensed
(London) to marry Elizabeth, dau. of William Angell,
Fishmonger, of Bread Street, Jan. 24, 1606-7. Living, 1613.
Doubtless brother of Geoffrey (1601) and Thomas (1606).
(Phillimore, Middlesex Note Book.)
WATTS, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, c. July,
1606. S. of WiUiam, of Tibenham, Norfolk. School, Moulton
(Mr Matchet). Matric. 1606; B.A. 1610-1; M.A. 1614; D.D.
1639. Incorp. at O.xford, 1618. Fellow {i.e. chaplain) of
Caius, 1616-26. C. of St Sepulchre's, Cambridge, 1615.
V. of St Peter's, 1615-7. Travelled abroad as chaplain to
Sir Albertus Morton on his mission to the united protestant
princes of Germany. Chaplain to Charles I. V. of Barwick,
Norfolk, 1624. R. of St Alban, Wood Street, London, 1625-
43, ejected. Preb. of Wells, 1633; appointed Archdeacon of
Wells, 1645, but never took prassession. Army chaplain to
Prince Rupert during the Wars. Married Dorothy, dau. of
Mrs Judith Vaughan, widow, of Canterbury, Feb. 21, 1625-6.
Author; translated Confessions of Si Augustine; edited
Historia Major of Matthew Paris. Died 1649, at Kinsale,
Ireland. Buried there. Admon. (P.C.C.) Aug. 1663. {Venn,
I. 193; D.N.B.; Hennessy; Al. Oxon.)
WATTS, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1620;
B.A. 1624; M.A. 1627. Incorp. at Oxford, 1627. V. of Much
Marcle, Hereford, 1636. Canon of Hereford, 1660. V. of
Upton Bishop, 1671-9. Died 1679. {Al. Oxon.)
WATTS, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, June 8, 1632.
Matric. 1632; Scholar, 1632-5. Probably s. of John, of
Bumham Ulph, Norfolk; adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 13,
1636-7.
WATTS, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Christ's, Sept. 25, 1662,
from King's (adm. there, 1661). (For possible identifications
see Peile, 1. 600.)
WATTS, WILLIAM. Adm. scholar at Trinity Hall, June 9,
1666. Of London. LL.B. 1670.
WATTS, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Mar. 9, 1677-8.
Of Ridlington, Rutland. Probably s. of James (1645).
Migrated to Clare, July 5, 1678. B.A. 1681-2.
WATTS, . M.A. 1478-9.
WATTS, . Adm. Fell.-Com. at Trinity Hall, Nov. 7,
1727. (Name off, 1730.)
WATWOOD, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Apr. 20,
1727. Matric. 1727; B.A. 1730-1.
WATWOOD, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's,
July 8, 1674. S. of Richard, of Stockton, Staffs. B. there.
School, Stafford. Matric. 1674; B.A. 1677. Doubtless P.C.
of Acton TrusseU, c. 1680. Perhaps father of the next.
WATWOOD, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Apr. 10, 1706.
S. of [? William (above)], clerk, deceased, of Staffordshire.
Matric. 1706; Rustat Scholar; B.A. 1709-10; M.A. 1729.
Perhaps C. at Macclesfield and V. of Congleton. (A. Gray.)
WAUGH, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Christ's, Jan. 25,
1748-9. S. of John (next), V. of Stanwix, Cumberland. B.
at Carlisle. School, Appleby (Mr Yates). Matric. 1748-9;
Scholar, 1748-9; B.A. 1753; M.A. 1763. Ord. deacon
(Worcester) May; priest, June, 1754. V. of Bromsgrove,
Worcs., 1754-77. Preb. of Carlisle, 1768-77. Died Sept. ii,
1777- {Peile, 11. 254; Musgrave; L. Mag.)
WAUGH, JOHN. LL.D. 1749 (Incorp. from Queen's College,
Oxford). Matric. there, Feb. 26, 1721-2, age i8. S. of John,
Bishop of Carlisle. B.A. (Oxford) 1724; M.A. 1727; D.C.L.
1735- V. of Stanwix, Cumberland, 1727-65, non-resident.
Weale, John
Preb. and Chancellor of Carlisle, 1727. Dean of Worcester,
1751-65. Died Apr. 19, 1765. WiU, P.C.C. Father of John
(above). {Al. Oxon.; G. Mag.)
WAUGH, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1617; B.A. 1620-1; M.A. 1624. Ord. deacon (York) June,
1622; priest, June, 1623. V. of Calverley, Yorks., 1627-62.
V. of Ware, Herts., 1661-70.
WAUHOPE, . B.D. 1482-3. A monk.
WAVERLEY, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1626; scholar from Westminster; B.A. 1629-30; M.A. 1633.
WAW, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from King's, c. 1595. Probably
s. of Richard, of Weedon Beck, Northants., gent. Migrated
to Sidney, Sept. 1598; B.A. 1598-9. Adm. at Gray's Inn,
Nov. 7, 1600.
WAWEN, BRIAN. Adm. pens, at Sidney, July, 1603. S. and
h. of Thomas, of Claworth, Notts, (and Susan, dau. of Sir
Bryan Lassells, of Notts.). Matric. 1604. {Vis. of London,
1634-)
WAWEN, GERVASE. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Magdalene,
May 15, 1662. S. of Gervase, gent., of Stratford, Langthome,
Essex. School, Fels ted. Matric. 1662; B.A. 1665-6. Perhaps
C. of Greenwich, Kent, in 1686.
WAWEN, ROBERT. M.Gram. 1484-5.
WAWEN, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Easter,
1641. Probably s. and h. of Gervase, of London (and
Frances, dau. of WiUiam Walsall, of Canterbury). B.A.
1643-4. {Vis. of London, i6i4.)
WAWFFYN, . Dr; excused regency, 1432-3.
WAY, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Aug. 1626.
S. of Richard, of London, examiner of witnesses in Court of
Chancery. B. in Hertfordshire. School, Sutton, Beds.
(Mr Clarke). Matric. 1627; Scholar, 1628-31; B.A. 1630-1;
M.A. 1634. Fellow, 1634 (for one day; the Master objecting).
V. of Willian, Herts., 1634-45, 1660-73. Died Apr. 23, 1673.
Buried at WiUian. M.I. {Venn, 1. 278.)
WAYCOCK, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1609; B.A. 1613-4; Weycoe.
WAYET, EDMUND, .■^dm. sizar (age 19) at Magdalene, Jan.
26, 1727-8. S. of Edmund. B. at Spilsby, Lines. School,
Carlton, Lines. Matric. 1728; LL.B. 1734. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) June 13, 1731; priest, May 20, 1733. Perhaps
died Jan. 1737; of Thoresby, Lines., Waite.
WAYHAM, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Michs. 1562.
(Perhaps Wagham or Vaghan.)
WAYLAND, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, Apr. 27,
1566. Matric. 1566. Migrated to Trinity. Scholar, 1568;
B.A. 1569-70; M.A. 1573; B.D. 1584, 'Vayland.' Fellow of
Trinity, 1571. V. of Shudy Camps, Cambs., 1581, resigned
same year. R. of Hastingleigh, Kent, 1587. R. of East-
bridge, 1588. R. of Ivychurch, 1589-1614. R. of Lyminge,
1595-1611. Preb. of St Paul's, 1598. Preb. of Rochester,
1606-14. Died 1614. Buried in Rochester Cathedral. Will
proved, Aug. 4, 1614. {Fielding.)
WAILAND, ROBERT. Scholar of Clare, 1523, age 14.
WAYLET, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius, Jan. 4,
1686-7. S. of Richard, gent., of North Weald, Essex. B.
there. School, North Weald. Matric. 1687. {Venn, i. 482.)
WAYNDE, see WAIND.
WAYNE, see WAINE.
WAYNFLETE, see WAINFLETE.
WAYNMAN, see WAINMAN.
WAYNTFORD, CHRISTOPHER, see WANDESFORD.
WAYTE, see WAITE.
WAYTH or WAITH, ROBERT, see WATHE.
WEADLEY, HENRY. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter,
1623; B.A. 1626-7; M..A. 1630. Perhaps his will (P.C.C.)
1657; of Givendale, Vorks., minister.
WEALE, see also WALE.
WEALE, CHARLES. Matric. sizar from King's, Michs. 1602.
WEALE, CHARLES. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's, .\pr. 7,
1670. S. of Edward, of Nailstone, Leics. B. there. School,
Ashby-de-la-Zouch (Mr Shaw). Matric. 1672; B.A. 1673-4-
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 20, i674- R- o' North Cray,
Kent, 1683-1701. Died May 8, 1701. Buried at North Cray.
M.I. {Fielding.)
WEALE, JOHN. B.D. 1554 (Incorp. from Oxford). R. of
St Mildred Poultry, London, 1541, M.A., and of All Hallows
the Great, 1543-69. Chaplain to Queen Mary. Preb. of
St Paul's, 1558-69. Died 1569. Will (Consist. C); to be
buried at .\11 Hallows. {Cooper, i. 281; Al. Oxon.)
WEALE, JOHN. B.A. from Christ's, 1607-8; M.A. 1611.
V.A.C. IV.
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Weale, Samuel
WEALE, SAMUEL. Adm. (age i6) at King's, a scholar from
Eton, Sept. 6, 1616. Of London. Matric. 1616; B.A. 1620-1 ;
M. A. 1624. Fellow, 1619-27, when he was expelled. Chaplain
to the Earl of Pembroke. V. of Shaftesbury. (Harwood;
J. Venn.)
WEALE, WILLIAM. Mus.Bac. 1719- Organist of St Paul's,
Bedford, c. 1715-27. Composer of the hymn-tune 'Bedford.'
Died at Bedford, 1727. (Grove, Die. Music.)
WEARE, see WARE.
WEARG, CLEMENT. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Peterhouse,
Sept. 25, 1705. S. and h. of Thomas, of Kensington, Middle-
sex. B. 1686, in London. Matric. 1705-6; Scholar, 1705.
Adm. at the Inner Temple, Nov. 25, 1706. Called to the
Bar, 1711. Bencher, 1723. Treasurer, 1725. Solicitor-
General, 1723-4. Knighted, Feb. 4, 1723-4- M.P. for
Helston, 1724-6. Married Elizabeth, dau. of Sir James
Montagu, Chief Baron of the Exchequer. Died s.p. Buried
in the Temple churchyard, Apr. 12, 1726. Will, P.C.C.
{T. A. Walker, 214; D.N.B.; T. C. Dale.)
WEARISLEY, THOMAS. Fellow of Pembroke. Proctor, 1388.
Ord. deacon (Ely) .■^pr.; priest, Sept. 1386.
WEAVELL or WEEVILL, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel,
May 14, 1596. Matric. c. 1596; B.A. 1599-1600.
WEAVER, CHARLES. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Pembroke,
June 24, 1725. S. of Edward, citizen and barber-surgeon.
B. May 3. 1708. 'Grecian' from Christ's Hospital. Matric.
1725; B.A. 1728-9; M.A. 1732. Ord. deacon (Lincoln)
Dec. 21, 1729; priest (Norwich) June, 1731-
WEAVER, GABRIEL. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Apr. 24, 1620.
S. of Edmund, citizen and stationer, of London. Scholar,
1621; B.A. 1623-4; M.A. 1627. Incorp. at Oxford, 1627.
Ord. deacon (London) Dec. 24, 1626, age 23. V. of West
Ham, Essex, 1630-5. Died 1634-5. Admon. Mar. 17, 1634-5.
(A. Gray; Al. Oxon.)
WEAVER, JAMES. Mus.Bac. 1610. One of these names C. of
March, Cambs., c. 1627.
WEEVER, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Queens', Apr. 30, 1594.
Of Lancashire. B. 1576. Matric. c. 1594: B.A. 1597-8.
Travelled in France and in England. Finally settled in a
house in Clerkenwell Close, London. Poet and antiquary.
Author, Epigrammes, Funeral Monuments, etc. Buried at
St James's, Clerkenwell, Middlesex, Mar. 20, 1631-2. Will,
P.C.C. (D.Af.B.; J. Ch. Smith.)
WEAVER, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Trinity, c. 1591;
Scholar, 1593; B.A. 1593-4; M.A. 1597. Ord. deacon and
priest (Lincoln) Oct. 15, 1597. V. of Stotfold, Beds., 1597;
signed till 1640. Married there, Nov. 11, 1613, Anne Rogers.
WEAVER, SAMUEL. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 17) at Trinity,
May 27, 1689. S. of Samuel, of North Luffenham, Rutland.
B. at Stamford, Lines. School, Charterhouse. Matric. 1689.
WEAVER, THOMAS. Adm. (age 18) at King's, a scholar from
Eton, Sept. i, 1592. Of London. B.A. I59&-7; M.A. 1600;
B.D. 1607. Fellow, 1595-1612. Fellow of Eton, 1612.
Vice-Provost. Benefactor to Eton Chapel. {Harwood.)
WEAVER, WESTERNE, see EASTWICK.
WEAVER, WILLIAM HENRY. Adm. pens, at Cl.\re, Feb. 2,
1704-5. S. of John, of Cranford St John, Northants., Esq.
B. there. Matric. 1705; B.A. 1708-9. Adm. at Trinity College,
Dublin, Sept. 8, 1710. Ord. deacon (Lincoln, Lilt. dim. from
Peterb.) Mar. 9, 1717-8; priest, June 12, 1720. .^dmon.
Aug. I, 1733, to Judith, his widow. (H. I. Longden.)
WEAZY, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Emmanuel, Easter,
1610.
WEBB, ADAM. Adm. sizar at Queens', June 1623. Of Suffolk.
Matric. 1623; B.A. 1626-7; M.A. 1630. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
May 23; priest. May 24, 1630. R. of Sandringham, Norfolk,
1649. R. of Babingly, in 1650.
WEBB, BENEDICT. M.A. 1627 (Incorp. from Oxford). Matric.
(Oxford) May 13, 1613; B.A. (Oxford) 1616; M.A. 1620;
B.D. 1628. (Al. Oxon.)
WEBB, CHARLES. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, Feb. 16,
1707-8. Of London. Matric. 1708. Migrated to Corpus
Christi, 1709. B.A. 1711-2; M.A. 1715. Ord. deacon
(Norwich) Sept. 1713; priest (London) Sept. 19, 1714-
(Masters.)
WEBB, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1562. Of Kent. B.A. 1566-7; M.A. 1570; B.D. 1577. Fellow,
1568. Incorp. at Oxford, 1572; re-incorp. 1579. Ord. deacon
and priest (Peterb.) Jan. 21, 1572-3. University preacher
1575. R. of St Michael's, Crooked Lane, London, 1581-7.
R. of Ripple, Worcs., 1584-5. R. of TunstaU, Kent, 1585-
1610; appointed preacher in Canterbury Cathedral, Feb. 1,
1584-5. R. of Milstead, 1587-95. V. of Lydd, 1595-1611.
Died Jan. 7, 1610-1. Buried at Tuns tall. (A I. Oxon.)
Webb, John
WEBB, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from St John's, 1547. Of
Staffordshire. B.A. 1550-1- Fellow, 1551.
WEBB, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Trinity, 1601. One of
these names, ' Cantabrigiensis,* appeared at Douay, in 1599,
s. of William, of Norfolk. Sent to Rome, 1602. (Douay
Diary.)
WEBB, EDWARD. M.A. 1637 (Incorp. from Oxford). S. of
Ambrose, of Basingstoke, Hants. Matric. (Balliol College,
Oxford) Apr. 22, 1631, age 19; B..^.. (Oxford) 1631; M.A.
1633-4. Created B.D. and D.D. (Oxford) 1673. Chaplain
to the King. V. of King's Cleare, Hants., sequestered, 1646.
R. of Newington Bagpath, Gloucs., in 1662. Died 1679-80.
WiU (P.C.C.) May, 1680. Doubtless father of the next. (Al.
Oxon.)
WEBB, EDWARD. Adm. sizar (age 24) at Pembroke, June i,
1669. B. at Cradley, Worcs. Matric. 1672; B.A. 1672-3.
Doubtless s. of Edward (above). Previously at Oxford.
Matric. (Balliol College, Oxford) July 17, 1663, age 17.
Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Nov. 15, 1666- Barrister, 1673.
Licensed, Aug. 29, 1673, to marry Jane Goddwin, of Plaistow,
Hants. Will (Gloucester) 1707; of Newington Bagpath.
(Al. Oxon.)
WEBB, FRANCIS. Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, Jan. 14, 1614-5.
Matric. 1615; B.A. from Trinity, 1618-9; M.A. 1622. Ord.
deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 22; priest, Sept. 23, 1622. C. of Gt
Wilbraham, Cambs., in 1624. R. of Woodham Ferrers,
Essex, 1627-41. R. of Paglesham, 1628-41. Died 1641.
Will, P.C.C. See Al. Oxon. for a contemporary namesake
with whom Foster apparently confuses him.
WEBB, FRANCIS. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter, 1708.
Scholar, 1708-9; B.A. 1710-1. Ord. deacon (London) May,
1713; priest (Lincoln) June, 1715. R. of Hargrave, Suffolk,
1727-55. Died 1755, aged 64. (Peile, u. 167.)
WEBBE, GARDINER. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1620. Doubtless 4th s. of William (and , sister of Sir
Robert Gardiner, of Elmswell, Suffolk). Succeeded to the
estates of Woolpit and Elmswell after the death of his uncle,
Sir Robert Gardiner. Of Elmswell. Married Mary, dau. of
Sir Martin Stutevile, of Dalham, Knt. Died s.p.m. (sic)
Mar. 15, 1674. [But according to Page he died in 1668;
this date of death however may be that of the next.]
(Copinger, i. 288; vi. 355.)
WEBBE, GARDINER. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Apr. 24, 1647.
Of Suffolk. Possibly s. of Gardiner (above).
WEBBE, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from Clare, Michs. 1562;
B.A. 1564-5. Ord. priest (Ely) July 29, 1365. Probably
R. of Thorpe-Abbots, Norfolk, 1566.
WEBBE, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Lent, 1582-3.
B..\. 1586-7; M.A. 1591. Ord. deacon and priest (Lincoln)
June 29, 1587. V. of Leighton Bromswold, Hunts., 1594-
1607. Probably R. of Preston Capes, Northants., 1605-37.
Buried there Apr. 22, 1637. (T. P. Dorman.)
WEBB, HENRY. B.A. from St John's, 1600-1; M..\. 1607.
WEBB, HUMPHREY. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity, June 28,
1718. S. of Thomas, of Coton Clanford, Staffs. School,
Stafford (Mr Dearie). Matric. 1718; Scholar, 1720; B.A.
1721-2; M.A. 1725; M.D. 1733. Admon. (P.C.C.) i755; of
Seighford, Stags.
WEBBE, JAMES. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, June 15, 1655.
S. of Thomas, Esq. B. at Richmond, Surrey. Bapt. there,
Aug. 24, 1639. Schools, Greenford, Middlesex (Mr Terry)
and Fulham (Dr Fleetwood). Matric. 1655.
WEBB, JAMES. M.A. from King's, 1728. S. of Robert, of
Stratton, Cornwall. Matric. (Exeter College, Oxford) Oct. 22,
1720, age 16; B.A. (Oxford) 1724. Demy of Magdalen,
1726-41. M.A. (Oxford) 1732. [According to Foster who
does not identify him with the M.A. from King's, but
suggests identification with J. W. of Oriel College (1713).]
One of these names chaplain in the Navy, 1727-41. Perhaps
R. of Trottisclifie, Kent, 1747-59, and V. of West Mailing,
1748-59. Buried Sept. 26, 1759, at Mailing. (J. Venn;
AL Oxon.; H. G. Harrison.)
WEBBE, JESOP. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Sidney, June 9, 1664.
3rd s. of Edward, surgeon, of Cambridge, deceased. 3. there.
School, Perse (Mr Grif&n and Mr Rickes). Matric. 1664.
Migrated to Christ's, Mar. 16, 1666-7. B.A. 1667-8. Ord.
priest (Ely) Mar. 3, 1671-2. V. of Gorleston, Suffolk, 1673,
also R. of Welborne, Norfolk, 1673-88. R. of Little Brandon,
1674-1710, and of North Tuddenham, 1687-1710. Married
Anne, dau. of Robert Hitch, of Melboum, Cambs. Buried
at Tuddenham, Jan. 16, 1710-1. (Le Neve, Mon.; Peile,
II. 9.)
WEBB, JOHN. P/Iatric. pens, from Jesus, Michs. 1564; B.A.
1574-5. One of these names, B.A., P.C. of Waltham Cross,
Essex, 1584.
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Webb, John
WEBB, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse, Michs. 1581;
B.A. (Oxford) 1585; 'of Cambridge University." Perhaps
R.of East Donyland, Essex, 1591, and of Cold Norton, 1593.
Will (Cons. C. London) i6io.
WEBB, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Easter, 1583.
B.at Colchester, Essex. B.A. 1586-7. Ord. deacon (London)
Dec. 21, 1588, age 24; priest, July 26, 1591. V. of Falken-
ham, Suffolk, 1598-1625.
WEBBE, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Apr. 22, 1601.
S. of William, vintner and merchant, of London (and Joan,
dau. of Thomas White, of Swanbome, Hants.). School,
Shrewsbury. Scholar, 1602-7; B.A. 1604-5; M.A. 1608;
D.D. 1626. Fellow, 1607-16. Incorp. at Oxford, 1607, and
again, 1615. Ord. deacon (Ixsndon) Dec. 22, i6ii. R. of
Wilsthorpe, Lines., 1628. Father of John (1641). {Venn,
I. I75-)
WEBBE, JOHN. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Jesus, Michs. 1606.
One of these names s. of William, of Ixworth, Suffolk, gent.;
adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Feb. 11, 1611-2.
WEBB, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1612; B.A.
1616-7; M.A. 1620. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Dec. 30; priest,
Dec. 31, 1 62 1. One of these names R. of Tickencote, Rut-
land, 1623-5, and of Cranford St John, Northants., 1625.
WEBB, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter, 1614; B.A.
1617-8; M.A. 1621. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 24; priest,
Sept. 25, 1620.
WEBB, JOHN. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Queens', Michs. 1624.
Of London.
WEBBE, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, July 3, 1641.
S. of John (1601), D.D., of Wilsthorpe, Lines. B. at Henley-
on-Thames. Schools, Westminster and Stamford, Lines.
(Mr Humfrey). (Venn, i. 344.)
WEB, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Pembroke, Apr. 17, 1648.
S. of John Hog, Turk, sometime a captive. Matric. 1648.
Probably V. of Heme, Kent, till 1689. Died 1689. (According
to Hasted, John Webb, alias Hogg, was V. of Heme, 1637-
89, but the date 1637 is probably incorrect.)
WEBB, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Peterhouse, July 4,
1657. Of Warwickshire. School, Coventry. Matric. 1658.
WEBB, JOHN. M.A. 1679 (Incorp. from All Souls College,
Oxford). Probably matric. (Oriel College, Oxford) Mar. 4,
1670-1 ; s. of John, of Gloucester, gent.; B.A. (Oxford) 1674;
M.A. 1677. Perhaps R. of Eldon, Hants., 1679.
WEBB, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Clare, Oct. 30, 1708. B. at
Wotton, Gloucs. School, Winchester. Matric. 1709; B.A.
1712-3; M.A. 1716. Ord. deacon (London) Mar. 22, 1712-3.
WEBBE, JOSEPH. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Oct. 3, 1733. Doubt-
less s. and h. of Captain George, of the Island of Nevis.
B. in the West Indies. Matric. 1735. Adm. at the Middle
Temple, Aug. 21, 1733.
WEBBE, LAMBERT. Matric. pens, (age 12) from Jesus, Lent,
1564-5; B.A. 1571-2.
WEBB, LAURENCE. Matric. sizar from St Catharine's, Michs.
1547. B. in Cambridgeshire. B.A. 1551-2; M.A. 1555. Ord.
deacon (London) 1557-8; 'Fellow of Clare'; of Ely diocese.
Afterwards at Douay, Rheims, and Paris, where he became
LL.D. 1582. Died at Douay, Jan. 14, 1608, aged 77. (Cooper,
II. 510.)
WEBB, NOAH. M.A. 1657 (Incorp. from Oxford; cler. fil.).
Matric. (Magdalen College, Oxford) Nov. 19, 1650; B.A.
(Corpus Christi College, Oxford) 1653-4; M.A. 1657. V. of
Chieveley, Berks., till 1660, ejected. V. of Upton Gray,
Hants., 1660-2, ejected. Died Aug. 1675; of Sandhurst,
Berks. {Calamy, 11. 25; Al. Oxon.; Musgrave.)
WEBB, NOAH. Adm. at St Catharine's, June 23, 1664. S. of
Daniel, of Draycott, Wilts. Matric. (Hart Hall, Oxford)
May 24, 1661, age 16; B.A. (Oxford) 1664. Probably R. of
Littleton-on-Severn, Gloucs., 1667-9; V. of Elberton, 1667-9.
Perhaps V. of Tryvett, Co. Meath, Ireland, 1670-95; V. of
Dunshaughlin, 1672-96; vicar-choral of St Patrick's, Dublin,
1673; minor canon, 1673. Chaplain to the Lord Chancellor
of Ireland; dean of Cashel, 169 1-6. Will, 1696. (H. B.
Swanzy.)
WEBB, RALPH. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Mar. 19, 1687-8. Of
Lancashire. Probably s. of John, of Rochdale. B. there,
Jan. 23, 1669-70. Matric. 1688. (E. Axon.)
WEBB, RICHARD. Adm. (age 17) at King's, a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 13, 1541. Of Harrow, Middlesex. Matric. 1544;
B.A. 1545-6. Fellow, 1544-6. One of these names R. of
St Margaret, Canterbury, 1564. K. of Burmarsh, Kent, 1565.
WEBBE, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs. 1616.
Of Kent. B.A. 1619-20; M.A. 1623. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
Dec. 23; priest, Dec. 24, 1621. R. of Barming, Kent, 1624-
42, and 1662-7. Died Oct. 20, 1667, aged 67. M.I. at
Barming. (Fielding.)
Webb, William
WEBB, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Christ's, Dec. 31,
1662. S. of William. B. in London. Schools, Eton and
Tottenham High Cross (Mr Lewis). Probably adm. at Gray's
Inn, Jan. 29, 1668-9. But see Al. Oxon. for a contemporary
namesake.
WEBB, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from King's, Easter, 1612;
B.A. 1615-6; M.A. 1619. Perhaps V. of Stutton, Suffolk,
1634.
WEBB, ROBERT. Of Peterhouse when licensed to practfse
medicine, 1632. Possibly identical with Robert Webb, M.D.
(Padua), who was directed by the censor of the College of
Physicians to get incorporated at one of the English Uni-
versities in 1616, and was fined in 1626 for neglecting to do
so. (T.A. Walker.)
WEBB, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Clare, Dec. 2, 1709. Matric.
1709.
WEBB, THEOPHILUS. M.A. 1635 (Incorp. from Oxford).
S. of George, V. of Steeple Aston, Wilts. Matric. (Merton
College, Oxford) Jan. 30, 1623-4, age 17; B.A. (Lincoln
College, Oxford) 1624-5; M.A. 1627. R. of St Peter and
St Paul, Bath, 1634. (Al. Oxon.)
WEBBE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Lent,
1563-4-
WEBBE, THOMAS. B.A. from Christ's, 1595-6; M.A. 1599.
Perhaps ord. priest (Norwich) Apr. 1596. C. of St Mary-at-
Tower, Ipswich, in 1609.
WEBB, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1613;
B.A. 1616-7; M.A. 1620. One of these names R. of Clifton
Reynes, Bucks., 1621. WiU (P.C.C.) 1655-
WEBB, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1631.
Of Suffolk. Perhaps 'of Cowledge, Suffolk, gent.,' adm. at
Gray's Inn, Feb. 23, 1635-6. Perhaps father of Thomas
(1658).
WEBB, THOMAS. M.A. 1641-2 (on King's visit).
WEBBE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Sept. 28, 1658. Of
Suffolk. S. of Thomas (? 1631), of Cowling, Suffolk, gent.
School, Bury. Matric. 1658. Resident at Cowling, in 1674.
(Bury Sch. Lists.)
WEBBE, THOMAS. B.A. from Trinity Hall, 1669.
WEBB, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Pembroke, Aug. 2,
1707; afterwards as Fell.-Com. S. and h. of Henry, of
Hackney, London, and of Bealings Hall, Suffolk, Esq. Bapt.
June 10, 1689, at St Peter-le-Poer, London. Matric. 1707.
Adm. at the Inner Temple, Dec. 11, 1707. Died Nov. 12,
1708. Buried at Gt Bealings. (E. C. Waters, The Chesters,
517.)
WEBB, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, July 4,
1719. S. of Nathaniel, gent., of Hants. B. at East Meon,
near Petersfield. Schools, Corhampton and Winchester.
Matric. 1719.
WEBB, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1569;
B.A. from St John's, 1572-3. Friend of Edmund Spenser.
Tutor to the sons of Edward Sulyard, of Runwell, Essex, c.
1583, and afterwards to the family of Henry Grey (cousin
of Lady Jane Grey), in 1591. Author,^ Discourse of English
Poetrie; also translated the Georgics of Virgil into English
verse. (Cooper, n. 12; D.N. B.)
WEBBE, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Michs. 1576.
WEBBE, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from St Catharine's, Lent,
1578-9; B.A. 1581-2.
WEBBE, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Apr. 1584;
Scholar, 1586; B.A. from Pembroke, 1587-8; M.A. 1591.
Perhaps V. of Hundleby, near Spilsby, Lines., 1601-9. R- of
Thurcaston, Leics., 1610. Perhaps R. of Well-\vith-Dex-
thorpe. Lines., 1608-18; R. of Belleau, 1618-25. Admon.
(Lincoln) 1625.
WEBBE, WILLIAM. .\dm. Fell. -Com. at Emmanuel, Mar. 24,
1605-6. Matric. 1605, and perhaps as pens. Easter, 1606.
WEBBE, WILLIAM. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 13) at Caius, Jan.
27, 1608-9. S. and h. of Sir William, Knt., of Motcombc,
Dorset. Died in College, June 27, 1613. Buried in the
Chapel. M.I. (Venn, i. 200.)
WEBB, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Sx Catharine's, Easter,
1629. Of London. Perhaps 's. and h. of William, of St
Catherine Creechurch, London, merchant,' adm. at Gray's
Inn, Aug. 4, 1632.
WEBB, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius, Nov. 17, 1708.
S of Edmund, brewer, of Norwich. B. at Lakenham.
School, Norwich (Messrs Burton, Hoadley, Pate). Matric.
1708; Scholar, 1708-15; BA. 1712-3. Ord. deacon (Ely,
Litt. dim. from Norwich) Mar. 13, 1714-5; pri«t (Norwich)
July 22, 1716. C. of Momingthorpe, Norfolk, 1716. R. of
Antingham St Mary, 1718-S4; of Felmingham (fourth part),
1722-54. C. of P.iston. Buried Oct, 26, 1754. at Antingh.^m.
(Venn, 1. 519.)
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WEBB, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, June 24,
1717. S. of Richard. Of London.
WEBB, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Trinity, June 4,
1723. S. of Thomas, of Haddenham, Cambs. School,
Haddenham. Matric. 1724; Scholar, 1725; B.A. 1726-7;
M.A. 1730. Fellow, 1729. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 22,
1728; priest (Ely) Sept. 20, 1730.
WEBBE, . Cautio for (? B.A.) degree, 1493-4.
WEBB, . M.A. 1563.
WEBBER, ALEXANDER. Matric. Fell.-Com. from King's,
Easter, 1706. Doubtless s. and h. of John, of Barnstaple,
Devon. Bapt. Aug. 22, 1685. Probably adm. at the Inner
Temple, May 8, 1705. Succeeded his father, 1735. Buried
Sept. 21, 1739, at Barnstaple. Will, Exeter. (Burke, L.G.)
WEBBER, JOHN. B.A. 1484-5; M.A. 1488. Pens, at Gonville
Hall, 1503-8, and Chantry priest at the College living of
St Michael Coslany, Norwich, 1524. Died 1527. M.I. at
St Michael's.
WEBBER, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Clare, c. 1596; perhaps
migrated to Peterhouse, 1597-8.
WEBBER, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Sidney, July, 1698.
3rd s. of Thomas, barrister, of Tiverton, Devon. School,
Tiverton. Adm. at the Inner Temple, Aug. 6, 1700. Called
to the Bar, 1706. Bencher, 1737. Reader, 1745. Treasurer,
1747. Brother of Thomas (1695) and William (1703). {Inner
Tempk, Masters of the Bench.)
WEBBER, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius, July 4,
1629. S. of Walter, merchant, of Topsham, Devon. B. there.
School, Topsham (Messrs Clay and Bancks). Matric. 1629;
Scholar, 1632-4; B.A. 1632-3. See Al. Oxon. for a con-
temporary namesake. [Venn, i. 291.)
WEBBER, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, June 17,
1734. S. of Robert, of Oxford. School, Westminster. Matric.
1734; Scholar, 1735; B.A. 1737-8. Ord. deacon (Lincoln)
Dec. 18, 1737.
WEBBER, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Sidney, July 4,
1695. S. of Thomas, attorney. B. at Tiverton. School,
Tiverton. Matric. 1695; B.A. 1698-9; M.A. 1702. Fellow,
1700. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Dec. 21, 1701; priest (Ely)
Dec. 20, 1702. Brother of the next and of John (1698).
WEBBER, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Sidney, May 7,
1703. 5th s. of Thomas, gent., of Tiverton. B. there. School,
Tiverton. Matric. 1703; B.A. 1706-7; M.A. 1710. Fellow,
1709. Incorp. at Oxford, 1712. Junior Proctor, 1713-4.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 25, 1709; priest, Dec. 22, 1711.
V. of Hinxton, Cambs., 1717-22. V. of Peasmarsh, Sussex,
1722-60. Buried there July, 1760. Brother of Thomas
(above) and of John (i6g8). (W. C. Renshaw; Al. Oxon.)
WEBBER, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Peterhouse,
May 21, 1743. Of Middlesex. School, Westminster. Matric.
1743; Scholar, 1743; B.A. 1746-7; M.A. 1752. Incorp. at
Oxford, 1754. Ord. deacon (Norwich) June 7, 1747; priest
(Chichester) July 24, 1748. Canon Residentiary of Chichester,
1761-90. Probably F.R.S., 1766. Chaplain to the Duke of
Richmond. R. of Selsey, Sussex, in 1766. R. of West Stoke,
1766. Died 1790. Will (P.C.C.) July, 1790. (Al. Oxon.;
J. Ch. Smith; T. C. Dale.)
WEBBERLEY, JOHN. M.A. 1633 (Incorp. from Oxford). S. of
Thomas, of East Kirkby, Lines., pleb. Matric. (Lincoln
College, Oxford) Jan. 27, 1625-6, age 17; B.A. (Oxford)
1627; M.A. 1630; B.D. 1640. FeUow of Lincoln College,
Oxford, 1630-48. R. of Benniworth, Lines., 1651. 'A high-
flown Socinian,' emd ' a desperate zealot for the King's cause.'
[Al. Oxon.; Litics. Pedigrees, 1047.)
WEBBERY, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Easter,
1609; B.A. 1613-4; M.A. 1617. Schoolmaster at Holbeach,
Lines., 1614. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 18, 1614; priest,
June 4, 1615.
WEBLEY, EDWARD. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Oct. 31, 1743.
S. of Henry, of Tiddenham, Gloucs., deceased. Matric. 1743 1
Scholar. Matric. (Pembroke CoUege, Oxford) Nov. 4, 1741,
age 18. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Nov. 26, 1745. Barrister,
1750. Chief Justice of Jamaica, and Member of Assembly.
Died Oct. 20, 1777. (Al. Oxon.; A. Gray; G. Mag.; L. Mag.)
WEBSTER, ANTHONY. B.D. 1530-1. A monk.
WEBSTER, ANTHONY. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Peterhouse,
Mar. 27, 1736. Of Middlesex. S. of Richard, of Fleet Street,
London, gent. School, Merchant Taylors'. Matric. 1736;
Scholar, 1736; LL.B. 1743; LL.D. (Oxford) 1774. V. of
St Stephen's, Coleman Street, London, 1754-1790. V. of
North Mimms, Herts., 1768-90. M.I. at North Mimms.
Will (P.C.C); of Kensington. (T. A. Walker, 273; T. C.
Dale; Al. Oxon.)
WEBSTER, AUGUSTINE. B.A. 1509-10; M.A. 1512-3. One
of these names, prior of Beauvale, Notts., executed for
treason at Tyburn, May 4, 1535. (J. Ch. Smith.)
W^EBSTER, Richard
WEBSTER, BERTRAM. Adm. sizar at Pembroke, June 15,
1625. Matric. 1627; B.A. 1628-9.
WEBSTER, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. sizar from Christ's,
June, 1586; B.A. 1589-90; M.A. 1593. V. of Bossall, Yorks.,
1594-1641. Buried there July 5, 1641.
WEBSTER, EDWARD. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's,
June 7, 1651. S. of Jegon (1614), R. of Little Sampford,
Essex. B. there. School, Newport, Essex. Matric. 1651;
B.A. 1654-5; M.A. 1658; B.D. 1665. Fellow, 1655. Ord.
priest (Bath and Wells) Sept. 6, 1660. V. of Canewdon,
Essex, 1670-81. R. of Newington, Surrey, 1681. R. of
Little Sampford, Essex, i68i-g. Died 1689. Admon.
Feb. 1689-90 to a creditor. Father of James (1688).
WEBSTER, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, 1599-1600;
B.A. 1603-4. Ord. deacon (Norwich) May 26; priest, Dec. 24,
1605.
WEBSTER, GABRIEL. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs.
1602; B.A. from Clare, 1605-6.
WEBSTER, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1583.
WEBSTER, GEORGE. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, Feb.
25, 1695-6. S. of George, gent. B. at York. School, Sedbergh.
Matric. 1696; B.A. 1699-1700.
WEBSTER, HAMLET. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, May 18, 1590.
Matric. c. 1591. Perhaps assistant master at Liverpool in
1609. Buried there Aug. 16, 1626; 'Humblett Webster,
Schomaister.' (E. Axon.)
WEBSTER, HENRY. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs.
1569; B.A. 1572-3.
WEBSTER, JAMES. Matric. sizar from Trinity Hall, c. 1593 ;
Scholar, 1594; LL.B. 1600. Ord. priest (London) 1600.
One of these names R. of West Newton, Norfolk, 1608-36,
and of Appleton, 1620. Will (P.C.C.) 1636.
WEBSTER, JAMES. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter, 1624.
Of Yorkshire. B.A. 1627-8; M.A. 1631.
WEBSTER, JAMES. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Nov. 2,
1643. S. and h. of James, gent., of Alverthorpe, Yorks., in
1646. B. at Chesterfield, Derbs. Schools, Chesterfield
(Mr Bilby), Knesal, Notts. (Mr Garland) and Ashover,
Derbs. (Mr Bourne). Matric. 1645; Scholar, 1645-8. Adm.
at Gray's Inn, Feb. i, 1645-6. (Venn, i. 351.)
WEBSTER, JAMES. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, May 28,
1670. S. of James, yeoman, of Thrimby, Westmorland.
B. there. School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1670; B.A. 1674-5.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, June 3, 1672.
WEBSTER, JAMES. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, Sept. 14,
1688. S. of Edward (1651), clerk. B. at Little Sampford,
near Braintree, Essex. School, Gt Sampford. Matric. 1688;
B.A. 1692-3.
WEBSTER, JEGON. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Michs.
1614. Of Leicestershire. B.A. 1617-8; M.A. 1621. Ord.
priest (Peterb.) Mar. 12, 1619-20. C. of Little Sampford,
Essex, 1637; R., 1640-3; ejected. Died before 1660. Father
of Edward (1651).
WEBSTER, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1585.
WEBSTER, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse, Easter,
1616. Of Yorkshire. B.A. from St John's, 1619-20; B.D.
1631-2 (Lit. Reg.). Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Aug. 10; priest,
Aug. 11, 1627. V. of Ryhall, Rutland, 1631-51, ejected.
R. of Aldwinkle St Peter, Northants., 1632-51, ejected.
WEBSTER, JOHN. 'Sometime a Cambridge Scholar' (Anthony
a Wood). S. of Edward, of Thomton-on-the-Hill, Yorks.
Bapt. Feb. 3, 1610-1, at Coxwold. C. of Kildwick, 1634.
Master of Clitheroe Grammar School, Lanes., 1643. Chaplain
in the Puritan army and surgeon in Colonel Shuttleworth's
Regiment, 1648. Intruding V. of Mitton, Yorks., 1648-9.
In-bailiff of Clitheroe, 1657-9 and 1665 and 1675. Author,
miscellaneous. Died at Clitheroe, June 18, 1682. Buried
there. Perhapsbrotherof James (1624). (J. Parker; Z).A^.B.)
WEBSTER, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Christ's, June 29,
1674 ('Robert'). S. of Henry. B. at Birmingham, Warws.
School, Birmingham. Matric. 1677; B.A. 1677-8. Ord.
deacon (Lichfield) Sept. 1679. (Peile, 11. 54.)
WEBSTER, MORDANT. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Peterhouse,
July 5, 1652. Of Northamptonshire. Matric. 1652. Doubt-
less R. of St Nicholas Aeon, London, 1664-6. R. of South
Lynn, Norfolk, 1668-89. C. of St Margaret's, L>Tin, 1673.
WEBSTER, PETER. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1634.
WEBSTER, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1572. Of Salop. B.A. 1575-6; M.A. 1579; B.D. 1586.
Fellow, 1577. Incorp. at Oxford, 1584. Ord. deacon and
priest (Peterb.) June 22, 1581. V. of Madingley, Cambs.,
1581. Canon of Westminster, 1586-1602. Preb. of Hereford,
1588-1601. R. of St Clement Danes, London, 1589-1602,
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Webster, Richard
Archdeacon of Middlesex, 1595-1602. Licence (London)
Mar. 17, 1589-90, to marry Margaret Chibborne, spinster,
of Essex. Died c. Jan. 1601-2. Admon. (P.C.C.) Jan. 22,
1601-2. (Cooper, II. 321; Al. Oxon.; J. Ch. Smith.)
WEBSTER, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi,
Lent, 1623-4. Of Norfolk. B.A. 1626; M.A. 1630. Ord.
deacon (Norwich) Jan. 4, 1628-9; priest, Dec. 23, 1632.
V. of Earlham, Norfolk, 1632. R. of Bramerton, 1639-83.
Died 1683. (Blomfield, v. 472.)
WEBSTER, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, May,
1666. S. of Richard, gent., of Aldeby, near Haddiscoe,
Norfolk. B. at Weston, Suffolk. Schools, Barsham and
Beccles. Matric. 1667; Scholar, 1667-73; I^A- 1669-70;
M.A. 1673. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Mar. 16, 1673-4; priest,
June 14, 1674. C. of Aldeby, 1674. C. of Burgh St Peter,
1674. R. of Gt Poringland, 1674-84; of Bixley, 1674- R- of
Glemsford, Suffolk, 1682. V. of Poslingford, 1716-22. A
non-juror in 1690; but afterwards submitted. Author,
sermon. Married Jane, dau. of Anthony Sparrow, Bishop
of Norwich. Buried Jan. 18, 1721-2, at Poslingford. Father
of William (1707-8). (Venn, i. 427.)
WEBSTER, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter,
1588. Of Suffolk. B.A. 1592-3. Ord. deacon (Norwich)
Dec. 5, 1593; priest, Oct. 3, 1596, age 24; C. of Peasenhall.
WEBSTER, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's,
Feb. 12, 1674-5. S. of Henry, deceased, of Ashbourne,
Derbs. B. there. School, Wirksworth. Matric. 1674-5.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 21, 1675-6.
WEBSTER, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, July 6, 1631.
Of Leicestershire. B.A. 1634-5; M.A. 1638. Perhaps ord.
priest (Lincoln) Aug. 5, 1662. V. of Thnissington, Leics.,
1668-9. Will (Leicester) 1669; of Thnissington, Leics., clerk.
Probably brother of William (1634). (Nichols, iii. 460.)
WEBSTER, SIMONIDES [SIMON]. Adm. sizar (age 17) at
St John's, May 29, 1647. S. of Thomas, yeoman, of Bedale,
Yorks. B. there. School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1647; B.A.
1650-1. R. of Brougham, Westmorland, 1656-60. V. of
Penrith, Cumberland, 1661-3. R. of Dufton, Westmorland,
1661-75. Died 1675. (B. Nightingale.)
WEBSTER, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Michael House,
Easter, 1545 (impubes).
WEBSTER, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius, July 13,
1664. S. cf Thomas, barber, of Downham Market, Norfolk.
B. there. School, Lynn (Mr Bell). Matric. 1664-5; Scholar,
1666-70; B.A. 1668-9. Incorp. at Oxford ('M.A.') 1679-
Subscribed for deacons' orders (Norwich) Oct. 27, 1670;
'C. of Gaywood.' Perhaps C. of Monk Soham, Suffolk, Sept.
1677. One of these names chaplain in the Navy, 1690.
(Venn, i. 423; Al. Oxon.)
WEBSTER, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 20) at St John's,
June 28, 1740. S. of William, architect, of Huntingdonshire.
B. at Kimbolton. Matric. 1740.
WEBSTER, W. Matric. sizar from Clare, Michs. 1566. One
William Webster V. of Calverley, Yorks., 1573-1612.
WEBSTER, W. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs. 1571.
WEBSTER, WILLIAM. B.A. 1535-6.
WEBSTER, WILLIAM. B.A. from Clare, 1604-5; M.A. 1608.
Ord. priest (York) June, 1609. R. of Addingham, Yorks.,
161 1. Dean of Craven, 1619. Married Dorothy Ackeroyd,
of Bolton Percy, 1612.
WEBSTER, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June 21,
1634. Of Leicestershire. Matric. 1634; B.A. 1638-9; M.A.
1643. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 9, 1639; priest (Lincoln)
Feb. 23, 1644-5. Will (Leicester) 1668; of Thrussington,
Leics., clerk. Probably brother of Samuel (1631).
WEBSTER, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Mar. 2,
1707-8. S. of Richard (1666), clerk, of Cove, Suffolk. B.
there, 1689. School, Beccles (Mr Leeds). Matric. 1708;
Scholar, 1708-12; B.A. 1711-2; M.A. 1716; D.D. 1732.
Ord. deacon (Norwich) June 24, 1713; 'C. of Depden";
priest (Lincoln) Feb. 26, 1715-6. C. of St Dunstan-in-the-
West, London, 1716-31; of St Clement's, Eastcheap, 1732-
41. R. of Depden, Suffolk, 1732. V. of Ware, Herts., 1740-
58; of South Mimms, Middlesex, and of Thundridge, Herts.,
1740-58. Edited a periodical entitled The Weekly Miscellany,
1732-41; attacked William Warburton's Divine Legation
of Moses. A friend of Pope. Author, miscellaneous, etc.
Died unmarried Dec. 4, 1758, at Ware. (D.N.B.; Venn, i.
518; Clutterbuck, iii. 308.)
WEBSTER, . B.Can.L. 1524-5. Perhaps Robert, V. of
Caxton, Cambs., 1531.
WEDD, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1636.
WEDDELL, see also WADDELL and WARDELL.
WEDDELL, CHARLES. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1709. Doubtless 2nd s. of John (1669), of Widdington and
Wedow, Robert
Waddow, Yorks. B. in London. Matric. Easter, 1710;
B.A. 1713-4; M.A. 1717; LL.D. 1728 (Com. Reg.). FeUow,
1713. Major in the army. Killed by the overturning of the
York stage coach, Oct. 7, 1768, aged 77. Buried at Wadding-
ton. M.I. (J. Parker; Harwood.)
WEDDELL, EDWARD. Adm. sizar (age 15) at St John's,
June 21, 1680. S. of Edward, tailor. B. at Newcastle,
Northumberland. Bapt. June 8, 1665, at St Nicholas.
School, Newcastle (private). Matric. 1680; B.A. 1683-4;
M.A. 1696. Ord. deacon (CarUsle) Dec. 21, 1684; priest
(Carlisle Litt. dim. from Durham) Feb. 28, 1685-6. C. of
Houghton-le-Spring, Durham, 1697. Married Katherine
Hutton, at Houghton-le-Spring, Apr. 29, 1697. Buried
there Nov. 24, 1702. Father of the next. (H. M. Wood.)
WEDDELL, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 16 sic) at Peterhouse,
May 31, 1718. Of Durham. S. of Edward (above). Bapt.
July 15, 1699, at Houghton-le-Spring. School, Houghton-
le-Spring. Matric. 1717; Scholar, 1718; B.A. 1721-2. Ord.
deacon (York) Jan. 1723-4; priest (Durham) Sept. i6, 1727.
C. of Morpeth, Northumberland. Married at Sunderland
to Elizabeth Redman, Feb. 9, 1726-7. Buried Jan. 26,
1732-3, at Morpeth. (H. M. Wood.)
WEDDELL, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's, May n,
1669. S. of John, attorney, of Bradford. B. at Widdington,
Yorks. School, Bradford (Mr Sturdy). Matric. 1669. Adm.
at Lincoln's Inn, Feb. 8, 1 670-1. Called to the Bar, 1678.
Bencher, 1701. Treasurer, 1703. Recorder of Clitheroe,
Lanes., 1693. Succeeded his uncle at Widdington, 1679;
heir to his uncle Christopher Wilkinson, of Waddow, Yorks.,
1694. Married Jane (his cousin), dau. of Sir Thomas Jones,
Knt., Chief Justice of C.P., June 3, 1680. Died June, 1703.
Father of Charles (1709). (J. Parker; Lincoln's Inn Bl. Bk 11.)
WEDELL, LEONARD. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's,
May 19, 1655. S. of WiUiam, gent., of Earswick, near York.
B. there. School, Pocklington. Adm. at Gray's Inn, May 11,
1658. Counsellor-at-law. Had Grinston-in-GiUing by his
father's gift. Married Emma, dau. of Thomas Rokeby, of
Woodhouse. Buried Oct. 10, 1668, at St Martin's, York.
Brother of WiUiam (1650). (Vis. of Yorks., 1665; F.M.G.,
1259; H. M.Wood.)
WEDDALL, METCALFE. Adm. Fell. -Corn, (age 16) at Mag-
dalene, May 4, 1677. S. and h. of William (1650), Esq.,
deceased. B. at Earswick, Yorks. School, York. Adm. at
Gray's Inn, Apr. 24, 1680. Married Ann, dau. of Stephen
Thompson, of York. Of Earswick. Buried Mar. 19, 1688,
at StrensaU. (Vis. of Yorks., 1665; F.M.G., 1259.)
WEDDELL, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1622; B.A. 1625-6. Ord. deacon (York) June, 1626. Of
Burton Leonard, Yorks., clerk; licensed to marry Jane
Houseman, of Stillington, 1626.
WEDDELL, RICHARD (1709), see ELCOCK.
WEDDALE, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1619; B.A. 1622-3. Ord. deacon (York) June, 1623; priest,
May, 1626.
WEDDELL, WILLIAM. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 17) at Christ's,
May II, 1650. S. and h. of William. B. 1634, at Earswick,
Yorks. School, Middleton (Mr Hardwick). Matric. 1650.
Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1651-2. Of Earswick, Esq. J. P.
Married Margaret, dau. of Sir William Robinson, of Rocliffe,
Yorks., Knt., Aug. 1653. Died 1676. Will dated May 28,
1676; proved (York) July 26, 1676. Brother of Leonard
(1655) and father of Metcalfe (1677). (Peile, 1. 534; F.M.G.,
1259; Vis. of Yctrks., 1665.)
WEDDELL, . Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1612.
Possibly William, s. of Leonard, of Clifton, near York.
If so, adm. at Gray's Inn, June 26, 1617. Will, 1665. Perhaps
father of Leonard (1655) and William (1650). (F.M.G., 1259.)
WEDDERBURNE, JAMES. D.D. 1627 (Incorp. from St
Andrews). 2nd s. of John, of Dundee. B. 1585. V. of
Harston, Cambs., in 1615. R. of Compton, Hants., 1626.
Preb. of Ely, 1626-36. V. of Fulboum, Cambs., 1627.
V. of Mildenhall, Suffolk, 1628. Preb. of Wells, 163 1.
Bishop of Dunblane, 1636. Died Sept. 23, 1639, aged 54.
Buried in Canterbury Cathedral. (Bentham, Ely; Le Neve,
Fasti, I. 360; H. G. Harrison.)
WEDNYSBERY, WILLIAM. Com. for B.A. 1461-2 (banished
and his horses sold, 1465-6 (Gr. Bk A, 54))- Ord. acolyte
(Ely) Dec. 22, 1459; deacon. Mar. 13, 1461-2: priest, .\pr. 3,
1462. R. of Belchamp Otton, Esse.x, 1459-66.
WEDOW or WYDOW, ROBERT. Adm. at King's, a scholar
from Eton, 1464. B. at Thaxted, Essex. B.A. 1467-8; Mus.
Bac. 1501-2 (Incorp. from Oxford). Schoolmaster and V. of
Thaxted, 1481-9. R. of Chalfont St Giles, Bucks, 1493;
V. of Bucklaud Newton, Dorset, Canon of Wells Cathedral,
1497. Author, poetical, etc. Died Oct. 4, 1505. Benefactor
to the Carthusian Priory at Heiitou, Bath. (J. Ch. Smith;
D.N.B.; Abdy Williams, 121.)
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WEED, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar at Corpus Christi, 1670. Of
Northamptonshire. Doubtless s. of John, of Doddington.
Bapt. there, Mar. 4, 1651-2. Matric. 1670; B.A. 1673-4.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 19, 1675. C. of Felmersham,
Beds., 1675; V. there, 1680-2. V. of Pavenham, until 1682.
Brother of the next.
WEED, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age i8) at Sidney, May 17,
1661. S. of John, farmer. Bapt. Aug. 7, 1642. at Doddington,
Northants. School, Strixton, Northants. (private). Matric.
i66i; B.A. 1664-5.
WEEDON, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, July 18, 1718.
Of Stantonbury, Bucks. B. there. Matric. 1723; LL.B. 1724-
Ord. deacon (Gloucester) Sept. 23, 1722; priest (Peterb.)
Sept. 20, 1724. C. of Scaldwell, Northants., 1722. V. of
Pytchley, 1725-35; also schoolmaster there. R. of WooUey,
Hunts., 1735-46. R. of Offord D'Arcy, 1740-6. Died 1746.
(H. I. Longden.)
WEEDON THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Easter,
1626. S. of Henry, of Hertfordshire. B.A. 1629-30; M.A.
1633; B.D. 1661 {Lit. Reg.). Fellow, 1631; ejected, 1644;
restored, 1660. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 9, 1639; priest
(Lincoln) Dec. 20, 1640. V. of Soham, Cambs., 1661.
WEEKE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Easter, 1571.
WEKE, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from King's, Michs. 1589.
WEEKES, see also WICKS.
WEEKES, CAREW. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Christ's, Apr. 4,
I7i6. S. of Carew. B. in London. School, Loughborough
(Mr Sam. Martin). Matric. 1716; Scholar, 1716.
WEEKS, JOHN. B.A. from St John's, 1612-3. Of Devon.
M.A. 1616; B.D. 1623. Fellow, 1613. Incorp. at Oxford,
1617. Created D.D. (Oxford) May 29, 1643- Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) Apr. 24; priest, Apr. 25, 1623. R. of Shirwell,
Devon, 1627; there in 1634. Preb. of Bristol, 1633. V. of
Banwell, Somerset, 1640. Dean of St Burian, Cornwall.
Chaplain to Bishop Laud. Living, 1661. Perhaps his will
(Exeter) 1669; of Barnstaple, clerk. [Al. Oxon.; Le Neve,
Fasti, I. 229.)
WEEKES or WYKES, JOHN. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Sidney,
Apr. 26, 1705. S. and h. of Richard, gent. B. at South
Tawton, Devon. School, Okehampton (Samuel Burton,
late Fellow of Sidney). Matric. 1705. Adm. at the Inner
Temple, Nov. 12, 1709. Married Elizabeth, dau. of William
Northmore, of Throwley. Buried at Lezant, 1750. (C.
Worthy, Devon Wills, 385.)
WEEKS, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1609.
WEEKES, SIMEON. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Lent, 1579-80.
WEEKS, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Clare, c. 1597; B.A.
from Peterhouse, 1600-1; M.A. 1605. Incorp. at Oxford,
1605. R. of Clyst St Lawrence, Devon, 1612. {Al. Oxon.)
WEEKLEY, see also WIGLEY.
WEEKLEY, HENRY. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1609; B.A. 1612-3; M.A. 1616. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 4;
priest, June 5, 1615. V. of Cadney-CMm-Howsham, Lines.,
1 61 5. Father of Henry (1673).
WEEKLY, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, Apr. 22,
1651. S. of Henry, gent., of Irthlingborough, near Welling-
borough, Northants. B. there. School, Wimmington, Beds,
(private). Matric. 1651; M.B. from Corpus Christi, 1655.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, June 18, 1651.
WEEKLEY, HENRY. Adm. scholar at Sidney, June 24, 1673-
S. of Henry (1609), deceased. B. at Cadney, Lines. School,
Gresby, Lines, (private). Matric. 1674; B.A. 1676-7. V. of
Cadney-CMm-Howsham, 1680-93.
WEEKSY, RICHARD. M.A. from King's, 1713- S. of Thomas,
of Wroughton, Wilts., clerk. Matric. (Queen's College,
Oxford) Dec. 5, 1674, age i8; B.A. (Oxford) 1678. V. of
Gt Sherston, Wilts., 1680. R. of Easton Grey, i7i3-33-
Died July 6, 1733. Will (P.C.C.) 1734- (Al. Oxon.)
WEELD, . Cautio for degree, 1465-6.
WEEMS, see WEMYS.
WEETWOODE, ANTHONY. Matric. pens, from St John's,
Michs. 1546 {impubes).
WEGAN or WOGAN, PHILIP. B.A. 1521-2 (Incorp. from
Oxford); M.A. 1522-3. FeUow of Christ's. V. of Arrington,
Cambs., 1536. Will, 1540.
WEGAN or WEGYNE, . B.A. 1509-10.
WEGG, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's. July 2,
1740. 2nds. of George, gent., of Colchester, Essex. B. there,
Nov. 17, 1723. Schools, Colchester and Bury St Edmunds.
Matric. 1740. Adm. at Gray's Inn, May 2, 1741; Barrister,
1746; Bencher, 1751; Prothonotary of the Court of C.P.,
1751; Treasurer, 1761. F.R.S., 1753- F.S.A. Treasurer of
the Royal Society for 34 years. Governor of the Hudson
Welby, John
Bay Company, 1783. J. P. for Middlesex and Essex. Married
Elizabeth, dau. of Benjamin Lehook, May 9, i745- Died
Dec. 19, 1802, aged 82. Will, P.C.C. {Scott-Mayor, iii. 508.)
WEIGHT, RICHARD (1672), see WAITE.
WEILD, see WELD.
WELBANK, see WALBANK.
WELBERY, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1556.
Perhaps migrated to Christ's, 1556-7.
WELBORE, see also WILDBORE.
WELBORE, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Trinity, July 6,
1681. S. and h. of Philip (1655-6). School, Huntingdon
(Mr John Matthews). Matric. 1682; Scholar, 1685; B.A.
1685-6. Adm. at the Middle Temple, Dec. 7, 1687; Called
to the Bar, 1694; Bencher, 1720; Lent reader, 1722;
Treasurer, 1726. Died 1727. Brother of Philip (1685).
{Middle Temple Bench Book.)
WELLBORE, MATTHEW. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Queens',
Easter, 1595. Of Hertfordshire. Perhapss. and h. of Thomas,
of Ponds in-Clavering, Essex. (Vis. of Cambs., 34.)
WELBORE, PHILIP. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 17) at St John's,
Feb. 29, 1655-6. S. of John, gent., of Foxton, Cambs.
B. there. Matric. 1656. Father of John (1681) and of the
next.
WELBORE or WILBORE, PHILIP. Adm. sizar at Christ's,
July 9, 1685. S. of Philip (1655-6), of Foxton, Cambs.
Bapt. there, Sept. 1, 1665. School, Huntingdon (Mr Mat-
thews). Resided till Michs. 1688. M.B. 1690. Brother of
John (1681). (Peile, 11. 100.)
WELBORNE, see also WILBORNE.
WELBORNE, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Trinity, Oct. 17, 1653'
Of Yorkshire. Matric. 1653; Scholar, 1657; B.A. 1657-8'
Welbore.
WELBORNE, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at Queens', Mar. 3, 1672-3-
Of Yorkshire. Matric. 1673; B.A. 1676-7. Ord. deacon
(York) Sept. 1677.
WELBOURNE, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs.
1586. Perhaps of Killom, Yorks., 1592-1602.
WELBURN, . M.A. 1502-3. Of St Augustine Hostel.
WELBY, see also WILBY and WOLBY.
WELBY, BENJAMIN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, May 4,
1663. S. of William, Esq., of Easton, near Grantham, Lines.
B. there. School, Grantham (Mr Stokes). Adm. at Gray's
Inn, Nov. 12, 1664. Died at Cambridge. Brother of William
(1658) and Richard (1651). (Betham, Baronetage, v., App.
17.)
WELBY, BENJAMIN. Adm. pens, at Clare, June 26, 1684.
Of Wistow, Leics. Matric. 1684; B.A. 1687-8.
WELBY, HENRY. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1558.
S. of Adlard, of Goxhill, and afterwards of Gedney, Lines.
Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1562. A recluse. Married Alice,
dau. of Thomas White, of Tuxford, Notts. Resided at
Goxhill till c. 1592, when an attempt on his life by his younger
brother John affected him so deeply that he retired to a
house in Grub Street, Cripplegate, London, where he passed
the remainder of his life in absolute seclusion. Died Oct. 29,
1636, aged 84 (sic). Buried at St Giles', Cripplegate. After
his death, a biography appeared, entitled, The Phoenix of
these late Times. (D.N.B.; N. and Q., 3rd S., iii. 168, 197;
Lines. Pedigrees, 1317, where the date of his birth is given
as 1552, but this is apparently an error.)
WELBY, HUMPHREY. Matric. pens, from Caius, Michs. 1559-
2nd s. of Thomas, of Fosdyke, Lines. Adm. at the Middle
Temple, Feb. 11, 1564-5. WiU proved (P.C.C.) 1590; 'of
Fosdyke.' Brother of Thomas (i559)- (Venn, i. 41.)
WELBY, JOHN. B.A. 1467. Possibly s. of Richard, of Moulton,
Lines. (M.P. for Lines., 1450, and Seneschal of Holbeche
Court, 1452). If so, V. of Pinchbeck, Lines., 1472-7.
WELBY, JOHN. Scholar of Queens', 1525; B.A. 1526-7; M.A.
1529-
WELBYE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Michs. 1565;
B.A. 1569-70.
WELBY, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St John's, Lent, 1581-2.
Of Fotheringhay, Northants. Ord. deacon and priest
(Peterb.) Sept. 10, 1587; 'B.A.' P.C. of Fotheringhay,
Northants., 1595. Married Mary, dau. of Francis Church,
of Wadenhoe, Northants., Sept. 1603. Buried Aug. 30, 1644,
at Fotheringhay. Father of Jonathan (1631). (H. I.
Longden.)
WELBY, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Dec. 1587.
6th s. of Adlard, of Gedney, Lines. Bapt. there, 1570.
Married Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Wells, of Moulton, Lines.,
1604. {Peile, I. 190; Lines. Pedigrees, 1314)
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WELBEE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Emmanuel, Easter, 1621 ;
B.A. from Christ's, 1624-5; M.A. 1628. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
Dec. 21; priest, Dec. 22, 1628. Probably V. of Bullington,
Lines., 1634, and R. of Flixborough, 1641.
WELBY, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Christ's, May 21, 1625. S. of
Richard. B. in London. School, Westerham, Kent (private).
Matric. 1625; B.A. 1628-9; M.A. 1632. One of these names
R. of Stutton St Peter, Suffolk, 1638; not there in 1650.
(Peile, I. 342, 367.)
WELBY or WILBY, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's,
May 19, 1663. S. of John, deceased, of Friskney, Lines.
B. there. School, Wainflete (Mr Robotham). Matric. 1663;
B.A. 1666-7; M.A. 1670. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Dec. 20;
priest, Dec. 22, 1668. V. of Friskney, 1674-82.
WELBY, JOHN. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Emmanuel, Jan. i, 1727-8.
Of Lincolnshire. Doubtless s. of Richard, late of Denton,
deceased. Bapt. there, July 12, 1716. Matric. 1728. Adm.
at Lincoln's Inn, June 20, 1728. Died Apr. 28, 1736, aged 25.
M.L at Denton. Brother (twin) of William (1727-8) and of
Richard (1729-30). (Tumor, Grantham.)
WELBY, JONATHAN. Matric. sizar from St Catharine's,
Easter, 1631. Doubtless 5th s. of John (1581), V. of
Fotheringhay, Northants. Bapt. there, Dec. 8, 1614. B.A.
1634-5; M.A. 1638. Ord. priest (Peterb.) Mar. 10, 1638-9.
V. of Fotheringhay, c. 1644; Master of the Grammar School
there, 1647-96. Buried Apr. 22, 1697, aged 83, at Fothering-
hay. (H. L Longden.)
WELBY, PHILIP. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Queens', Easter,
1616. S. and h. of Sir William, of Gedney, Lines., K.B. (by
his 2nd wife Susan, dau. of William Fitzwilliam, of Maple-
thorpe). Bapt. at Gedney, Nov. 17, 1600. Adm. at Gray's
Inn, May 15, 1618. Sold Gedney Manor, 1634. Married and
had issue. Buried at Gedney, Dec. 11, 1658. Half-brother
of Vincent (1603) and William (1603). [Litics. Pedigrees,
1318; Betham, v., App. 17.)
WELBY, RICHARD. B.A. 1528-9.
WELBY, RICHARD. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Trinity, Easter,
1574-
WELBY, RICHARD. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Emmanuel, May 20,
165 1. Of Lincolnshire. Doubtless s. and h. of William, of
Denton, Lines., Esq. (but his youngest brother, another
Richard, eventually became heir-male). Bapt. there, Aug.
19, 1634. Matric. 1651. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Oct. 24, 1653.
Died s.p. before 1666. Brother of William (1658). (Tumor,
Grantham, 116; Betham, v., App. 17, 23.)
WELBY, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, May 4,
1663. S. of Richard, gent., of Haydor and Denton, Lines.
B. there. School, Grantham. Matric. 1663; B.A. 1666-7.
Died s.p., 1675. Will, York. (Lines. Pedigrees, 1318.)
WELBY, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Jesus, June 25, 1718.
S. of William (and Dorothy (? Anne), dau. of William
Twentyman, of Newark, Notts.). B. 1700, in Nottingham-
shire. Matric. 1717; B.A. 1721-2; M.A. 1730. Ord. deacon
(York) Dec. 1723; priest (Lincoln) June 5, 1726. V. of
Scalford, Leics., 1726-37. R. of Saperton, Lines., 1737-74.
Buried at Grantham, Dec. 1774, aged 74 (sic). (Lines.
Pedigrees, 1319; Tumor, Grantham, 32.)
WELBY, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Clare, Feb. 14, 1729-30.
Doubtless 3rd s. of Richard, of Denton, Lines., deceased.
Bapt. there, Oct. 2, 1712. Married Anne, dau. of Neville
King, of Ashby, Esq. Died Mar. 8, 1780. Buried at Wel-
boume. Brother of John (1727-8) and William (1727-8).
(Betham, v.)
WELBY, ROBERT. B. and D.Can.L. 1479-80. Proctor, 1479-
80.
WELBY, ROBERT. D.Can.L. 1491-2 (Incorp.).
WELBYE, ROBERT. B.A. from Christ's, 1578-9. Doubtless
s. of Richard Welby, of Moulton, Lines. Ord. deacon (Lin-
coln) July 30, 1580; priest, July 26, 1581. V. of Risby,
Lines., 1580. V. of Winterton, 1583. Brother of William
(1577). (Peile, i. 135.)
WELBY, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Caius, Michs. 1559.
Doubtless s. of Thomas, of Fosdyke, Lines. Brother of
Humphry (1559). (Venn, i. 41.)
WELBY, THOMAS. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Jesus, Easter,
1575. Perhaps adm. at Lincoln's Inn, June 7, 1580; of
Lincolnshire, barrister, of Furnival's Inn. But see Al. Oxon.
for a contemporary namesake.
WELBY, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, c. 1593.
Perhaps s. of William, of Denton, Lines. Bapt. there, May 18,
1571. Of Harston, clerk, in 1617. Buried at Denton, 1638.
(Lines. Pedigrees, 1054.)
WELBY, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Easter,
1627.
Welch, Nathaniel
WELBY, VINCENT. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Emmanuel, May 25,
1603. 'S. of William, of Gedney, Lines., K.B.' Bapt. 1586.
Matric. 1603. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Aug. 21, 1606. Died
1643. Buried July 6, 1643, at Gt St Bartholomew's, London.
Brother of William (1603) and half-brother of Philip (1616).
(Lines. Pedigrees, 1317.)
WELBY, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, July 16,
1560. Of Sutton, Lines. S. of Thomas, of Gedney, deceased.
School, Whaplode. (Venn, i. 44.)
WELBY, W[ILLIAM]. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter,
1577. Doubtless 6th s. of Richard, of Moulton, Lines.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, 1579. Brother of Robert (1578-9).
(Peile, I. 141.)
WELBIE, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, c. 1591;
Scholar, 1593; B.A. 1594-5; M.A. 1598. Fellow, 1597.
WELBY, WILLIAM. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Emmanuel, May 25,
1603. Doubtless s. and h. of Sir William, of Gedney, Lines.,
K.B. (by his 1st wife, Francis, dau. of John Man, of Boling-
broke). Matric. 1603. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Nov. 16, 1604.
Married Ann, dau. of Alderman Smithes, of London, 1624.
Died 1630. Inq. p.m. at Boston, 1630. Brother of Vincent
(1603) and half-brother of Philip (1616). (Lines. Pedigrees,
1317.)
WELBY, WILLIAM. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 17) at St John's,
Apr. 20, 1658. 2nd s. of William, Esq., of Denton, Lines.
Bapt. there, Nov. 7, 1639. School, Grantham. Matric. 1658.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, July 25, 1660. Sheriff of Lines., 1667.
Died s.p. Buried June 2, 1704, at Denton. Brother of
Richard (1651) and Benjamin (1663). (Betham, v., App. 17;
Turnor, Grantham.)
WELBY, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Trinity, July 2,
1683. S. and h. of Adlard, of Gedney, Lines. School, St
Paul's. Adm. at the Middle Temple, June 25, 1683. Died
1726, s.^. M.I. at Gedney. (Lilies. Pedigrees, 1318.)
WELBY, WILLIAM. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Emmanuel, Jan. i,
1727-8. Of Lincolnshire. Doubtless s. of Richard, late of
Denton, Lines., deceased. Bapt. there, July 12, 1710.
M.A. 1728 (Com. Reg.). Colonel of the South Regiment of
Lincolnshire militia. Sheriff of Lines., 1746. Of Easton,
near Grantham. Married Catherine, dau. of James Cholmeley,
Esq. Buried at Denton, July 7, 1792. [His son William
Earle-Welby was created Bart., 1801.] Brother (twin) of
John (1727-8), etc. (Betham, v., App. 17.)
WELBY, . B.A. 1461-2; M.A. 1465.
WELBY, . Rector. B.A. 1472-3; M.A. 1476. Possibly
Robert, s. of Richard, of Moulton, Lines. If so, V. of Pinch-
beck, Lines., 1477-82; R. of Gedney, and a pluralist, in 1496.
Perhaps brother of John (1467).
WELCHE, ABEL. Matric. sizar from King's, Michs. 1589.
WALSSHE, EDWARD. 'A prest and stewdythe at Cambn,'ge.'
Letter from his brother William to Sir Com. Brereton asking
for his interest when the living of Hanworth is vacant: —
before 1536. (Cat. of Stoive MSS., 141.)
WELCH, HENRY. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Easter,
1624; B.A. 1627-8. Probably C. of Chorley, Lanes., 1628-62,
ejected for nonconformity. WiU (Chester) 1670. (E. .Axon.)
V/ELSH, JAMES. B.A. Recommended by Magdalene,
licensed to teach grammar in Norwich diocese, 1583.
WELSH, JAMES. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Apr. 20, 1672. S. of
James. Of Rye, Sussex. Matric. 1672; Scholar, 1676; M.B.
1677.
WELCH, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs. 1564;
B.A. 1568-9; M.A. 1572. Fellow, 1569-76. Ord. deacon
(Ely) Dec. 21, 1569; priest (Lincoln) Apr. 9, 1570. College
preacher, 1573-6. Probably R. of Broxholrae, Lines., 1577.
One of these names P.C. of Darlington, Durham, 1577-84;
died of the plague, 1597. (Peile, i. 84; H. M. Wood.)
WELCHE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter, 1571.
WELCH, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, June 15,
1720. S. of John, grazier, of Nottinghamshire. B. at Sturton,
near Gainsborough. School, Fresswell (Mr Newsholme).
Matric. 1721; B.A. 1723-4; M.A. 1728. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) May 1, 1724; priest, Sept. 22, 1728. (Scott-Mayor,
III. 334, following Baker, 11. 301, wrongly identities him with
the V. of Pattishall, 1737-42, age 69 in 1742, when he died.
See Al. Oxon. for another of these names with whom he has
been confounded, who was father of Thomas Coleman (1745).)
WELCH, LANCELOT. Adm. sizar at Caius, June 14, 1604.
S. of Niuus, of the parish of St Michael, Cambridge. School,
Cambridge (Mr Edwards). Matric. 1605. (Vetxn, i. 1S5.)
WELCHE, MICHAEL. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs. 1569.
WELSH, NATHANIEL. Scholar at Emmanuel, from Michs.
1603; B.A. 1604-5; M.A. 1608. P.C. of Luddenden, Yorks.,
1634-52.
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WELCH or WALSH, NICHOLAS. Studied at Paris, Oxford and
Cambridge. S. of Patrick, Bishop of Waterford. B.A.
1562-3, Welch; M.A. from Magdalene, 1567. Chancellor of
St Patrick, Dublin, 1571. Bishop of Ossory, 1577. The
first to introduce printing in Irish. Murdered Dec. 14, 1585.
{Cooper, I. 515.)
WELCH, RO. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Michs. 1562.
WELCH, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs. 1571.
WELCH, THOMAS. Adm. at King's (age 17) a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 25, 1559. Of Wycombe, Bucks. Matric. 1559;
B.A. 1563-4; M.A. 1567. Fellow, 1562-78. Diverted to
medicine, 1571.
WELCH or WELSH, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Apr. 10,
1701. Of Lancashire. Matric. 1701; B.A. 1704-5; M.A. 1708.
WELCH, THOMAS COLEMAN. M.A. from King's, i745- S. of
John, V. of Pattishall, Northants. (1737-42), and of Slapton,
clerk. B. at Slapton. Matric. (Wadham College, Oxford)
May 16, 1734, age 20; B.A. (Oxford) 1737-8. V. of Pattis-
hall, 1742-70. R. of Slapton, 1754-70. Buried Feb. 15, 1770,
aged 55, at Pattishall. M.I. Will (Archd. Northampton)
1770. {Al. Oxon.; Baker, 11. 102; H. I. Longden.)
WELCH, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Jesus, c. 1596; B.A.
1599-1600; M.A. 1603, Perhaps licensed (Archd. Leicester;
as of Hallaton) 1604, to marry Mary Dentt, of Hallaton).
If so, probably buried at Hallaton, Sept. 20, 1608. (Another
William Welch, R. of Hallaton, was buried there Mar. 5,
1603-4; this may have been the father of our man.) One of
these names V. of Gt Barford, Beds., c. 1606-7. (Nichols, 11.
601-4.)
WELCHE, . Pens, at Jesus, 1566-7.
WELCHMAN, JOHN. M.A. from Christ's, 1738, from Trinity
College, Oxford, whence he had matric. Apr. 5, 1731, age 18.
S. of William, clerk, of Banbury, Oxon. B.A. (Oxford) 1734.
Ord. deacon (Oxford) Sept. 1735; priest (Lincoln, Litt. dim.
from Peterb.) Sept. 24, 1738. V. of Dodford, Northants.,
1749-71. Buried there June 22, 1771. Will (P.C.C.) 1771-
[Al. Oxon.; H. I. Longden; Peiie, 11. 225, where the date of
death is wrong; Foster following Baker makes the same
mistake.)
WELSHMAN, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June 19,
1647. Of Lancashire. Probably s. of Roger, mercer, of
Preston, Lanes., deceased. Bapt. there, Nov. 16, 1628.
Matric. 1647; B.A. 1650-1. Buried Mar. 2, 1651-2, at
Preston. (J. Parker.)
WELCOME, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Sidney, June 2,
1635. S. of John, Esq., of Market Stainton, Lines, (and
Lucy, dau. of Sir Edward Ayscough, Knt., of South Kelsey).
B. at Market Stainton. Schools, Beverley, Wragley Stanton
and Wakefield. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Mar. 15, 1635-6. Of
Market Stainton, Esq. Married and had issue. Living, 1670.
{Lines. Pedigrees, 1059.)
WELD, see also WILD.
WELD, ALEXANDER. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Sidney, Apr. 12,
1642. S. and h. of Sir Alexander, Knt. B. at Ware, Herts.
School, Ware (Mr Skingle). Of Widbury HiU. {Vis. of Herts.,
1634.)
WELD, DANIEL. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1663. Of Norwich.
Matric. Easter, 1664; B.A. 1667-8. R. of Thurlton, Norfolk,
i669{?)-94, when a successor was instituted. One of these
names R. of Rochford, Essex, till 1670; died 1670. {Blome-
field, viii. 61; Newcourt.)
WELD, EDMUND. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Lent,
1618-9. Of Norfolk. Perhapss.of John (1579). B.A. 1622-3;
M.A. 1626, Wild. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Aug. 6; priest,
Aug. 7, 1626. R. of Little Glemham, Sufiolk, 1643.
WELD, EDMUND. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1632. Of Norfolk. Probably s. of Matthew, of Bracon Ash,
gent. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Aug. 15, 1634. Probably brother
of the next and of Timothy (1637).
WELD, GASCOYNE. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Christ's, May 28,
1634. S. of Matthew, of Tasburgh, Norfolk (buried, 1650,
aged 83, at Bracon Ash). B. at Bracon Ash. School, Norwich
(MrTowneleyandMrStoneham). Matric. i634;B..\. 1637-8;
M.A. 1641. Adm. at Gray's Inn, May 22, 1641. Married
(1) Anne, dau. of Joseph Hall, Bishop of Norwich; (2)
Philippa, dau. of Philip Cathorpe, Esq. Died Apr. 25, 1701,
aged 84. Probably brother of Edmund (above), etc. and
father of Joseph (1668). {Peile, 1. 433; BJomefield, in. 581;
V. 87.)
WELD, GEORGE. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1637. Of Middle-
sex. Doubtless 4th s. of Sir John (1598), late of Edmonton,
Middlesex. Died s.p.m.. May, 1696. Brother of Humphrey
(1629) and John (1633). {Middlesex Note Bk, 156; Clutter-
buck, n. 358; F. C. Cass, E. Barnet.)
WELD, HENRY. D.D. 1472-3. Perhaps of Lincoln diocese;
ord. deacon (Ely) Mar. 31, 1454.
Weld, Thomas
WELD, HUMPHREY. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Trinity,
Easter, 1629. S. and h. of Sir John (1598), late of Amolds-
in-Edmonton, Middlesex, deceased. Adm. at the Inner
Temple, 1630-1. Of Arnolds, Edmonton, Middlesex.
Governor of Portland. Purchased the manor of Lulworth
Castle, Dorset, 1641. Married Clare, dau. of Thomas, Lord
Arundel, of Wardour Castle, Wilts. Died s.p.m., 1685.
Buried in Henry VII's Chapel, Westminster Abbey. Brother
of John (1633) and of George (1637). {Middlesex Pedigrees;
Foster, Lanes. Pedigrees; Clutterbuck, 11. 358; F. C. Cass,
E. Barnet.)
WELD, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1579; B.A. 1582-3; M.A. 1586. Ord. priest (Norwich) Sept.
26, 1588. V. of Caistor St Edmund, |Norfolk, 1600-36.
Died 1636. Perhaps father of Edmund (1618-9).
WELD or WEILD, JOHN. Matric. Fell. Com. from Trinity,
Easter, 1598. Doubtless s. and h. of Humphrey, grocer, of
London. Knighted, (?) July 5, 1607. Of Arnolds Southgate,
Middlesex. Purchased the manor of Barnet, 1619. Married
Frances, dau. of WiUiam Whitmore, of London, merchant.
Died Feb. 1622-3. Buried at Arnolds. M.I. Doubtless
father of Humphrey (1629), John (1633) and George (1637).
(Phillimore, Middlesex Note Bk, 155; Hutchins, i. 373;
F. C. Cass, E. Barnet.)
WELDE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter, 1607;
B.X. 1610-1, Weald; M.A. 1614. Ord. priest (Peterb.)
Dec. 19, 1624. Perhaps V. of Earlham, Norfoik, 1624-32.
One of these names R. of Bildeston, Sufiolk, 1644. (Peile,
I. 263.)
WELD, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter, 1622; B.A.
1625-6; M.A. 1629. Doubtless R. of Pickwell, Leics., 1645-
56; styled minister. Benefactor to the Buildings at Christ's.
Father of Thomas (1671). (Peile, i. 434; Nichols, 11. 77i.)
WELD, JOHN. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Trinity, Easter, 1633.
Doubtless 3rd s. of Sir John (1598), late of Arnolds, Edmon-
ton, Middlesex, Knt., deceased. Knight banneret. Of
Compton Basset, Wilts. Married Mary, dau. of William,
Lord Stourton. Died July 11, 1674- Buried at East Lul-
worth, Dorset. M.I. (One of these names matric. Trinity
College, Oxford, Jan. 29, 1629-30, age 17; s. and h. of John,
of London, arm.; B.A. (Oxford) 1631. According to Foster
this was Sir John, of Compton Basset, Wilts., Knt. But
the above identification seems equally probable.) Brother of
Humphrey (1629) and George (1637)- (Hutchins, 1. 372;
Clutterbuck, 11. 356; F. C. Cass, E. Barnet.)
WELD, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Mar. 27, 1655. Of
Lincolnshire. Matric. 1655; B.A. 1658-9; M.A. 1662. Signed
for deacons' and priests' orders (London) Mar. 5, 1663-4.
Probably ord. priest (Durham) Sept. 19, 1669. P.C. of St
Andrew's, Newcastle-on-Tyne, 1669-77. Buried Oct. 19,
1677, at St John's, Newcastle. (H. M. Wood; Sharpe MS.
Vol. 49; T. C. Dale.)
WELD, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Sept. 17, 1689. Of
Middlesex. Matric. 1690; LL.B. 1696.
WELD, JOSEPH. Adm. pens, at Trinity, June 5, 1668. School,
Westminster. Matric. 1668; Scholar, 1669; B.A. 1671-2;
M.A. 1675. Fellow, 1674. Ord. deacon (London) May 21,
1676; priest, Dec. 22, 1678. V. of Ware, Herts., 1681-2.
V. of Kirkby Malzeard-CMm-Masham, Yorks., 1682-8. V. of
Heyder and Kelby, Lines., i688. (Al. Westmon., 167.)
WELD, JOSEPH. .\dm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's, Nov. 4,
1668. S. and h. of Gascoyne (1634). B. at Bracon Ash,
Norfolk. Schools, Norwich (Mr Lovermg) and Bury. Matric.
1668. Adm. at the Middle Temple, June 5, 1673. Called to
the Bar, 1679. Serjeant-at-law. Recorder of Bury, 1689-
1712. M.P. for Bury, 1709-12. Died unmarried, Jan. 18,
171 1-2. M.I. at St Mary's, Bury. {Peile, 11. 18; Le Neve,
Mon.; Bury School, S.H.A.H., wrongly assigned to Trinity.)
WELD, MATTHEW. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter, 1617.
Probably of Norfolk.
WELD, NATHANIEL. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, 1624. Matric.
1623-4; B.A. 1627-8; M.A. 1631.
WELD or WYLDE, PETER, see WILD.
WELD, RICHARD. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Apr. 12, 1681.
Of Essex. Matric. 1683-5; B..\. 1684-5. Ord. priest (Nor-
wich) 1696-7. R. of Harleston, Suffolk, 1708-30. R. of
Onehouse, 1708-30. Died 1730.
WELD, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1611.
4th s. of Edmund, linen-draper. Bapt. July 15, 1595, at
Sudbury, Suffolk. B.A. 1613-4; M.A. 1618. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) Mar. 1; priest, Mar. 2, 1617-8. V. of Haverhill,
Suffolk. V. of Terling, Essex, 1624-31, ejected. Emigrated
to New England, June 5, 1632. Pastor at Roxbury, Mass.,
1632. A vehement opponent of the Antinomians, active in
the Cambridge, Mass., synod of ministers, 1637. Collaborated
with Rev. John Eliot and Rev. Richard Mather in compiling
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a psalter, published at Cambridge, Mass., 1640. Agent for
Massachusetts in London, 1641-6; visited Laud in the Tower,
claiming redress for former grievances. Recalled to New
England, 1646, but did not return. R. of St Mary, Gates-
head, Durham, 1649-60. Author, controversial. Died Mar.
23, 1660-1. (D.N.B.; J. G. Bartlett.)
WELD, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Michs.
1615. Of Norfolk. Probably s. and h. of Thomas, of
Wymondham, Norfolk, gent. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, May 9,
1618. Called to the Bar, 1625. Bencher, 1641. Keeper of
the Black Book, 1651. Lent Reader, 1652. Treasurer, 1654.
Lent Reader, 166 1-2.
WELD, THOMAS. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1649. Of Norfolk.
WELD, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, May 13,
1671. S. of John (1622), clerk, of Pickwell, Leics. B. there.
School, Newcastle. Matric. 1671; B.A. 1674-5.
WELD, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, June 23,
1676. S. of Sir John. B. at Willey, Shropshire. School,
Westminster. Matric. 1676; Scholar, 1677; B.A. 1679-80;
M.A. 1683. Fellow, 1682.
WELD, TIMOTHY. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1637. Of Norfolk. Probably s. of Matthew, of Bracon Ash,
Norfolk. B.A. 1640-1; M.A. 1644. Probably brother of
Edmund (1632) and Gascoyne (1634).
WELD, WIXSTEAD. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Michs. 1644. Of Cambridge. Doubtless Wicksted Weld, late
of Barnard's Inn; adm. at Gray's Inn, Oct. 21, 1652. Doubt-
less father of the next.
WELD, WICKSTED. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1671. Of
Suffolk. Doubtless s. and h. of Wixstead (above). B. June
24, 1654, at Landbeach, Cambs. Matric. pens. Easter, 1671.
Of Fordham, Cambs.; a sufferer by fire there, in 1713.
(Davy, 19, 154, P- 37; Masters.)
WELDALE, ROGER, see WHELPDALE.
WELDON or WELDEN, ANTHONY. Adm. Fell.-Com. at
Emmanuel, Dec. 17, 1653. Of Kent. S. and h. of Ralph
(1620), of Swanscombe, Kent, Esq. Adm. at the Middle
Temple, Nov. 26, 1656. Called to the Bar, 1666. Bencher,
1683. Of Swanscombe, Esq. Married Margaret Walker, of
Bushey, Herts., July 8, 1674. Died 1698. (Vis. of Kent,
1663; Hasted, i. 261; H. A. C. Sturgess.)
WELDON or WHELDON, CHARLES. Adm. sizar (age 17) at
St John's, May 7, 1660. B. at Barrow, near Derby. School,
Derby (Mr Hill). Matnc. 1660; B.A. 1663-4.
WELDEN, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse, Michs.
1566.
WELDON, EDWARD. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Jesus, Nov. 12,
1623. Doubtless s. of Sir Anthony, Knt.,of Swanscombe,
Kent (for whom see D.N.B.).
WELDON, GEORGE. M.A. 1656 (Incorp. from Oxford). Matric.
(Magdalen College, Oxford) Jan. 22, 1648-9; B.A. (Oxford)
1651; M.A. 1654. R. of Gt Warley, Essex, 1660. Licence
(Vic. Gen. Abp. Cant.) to marry Anne Chaundler, spinster,
of Trinity parish, London, Mar. 7, 1660-1. (Al. Oxon.)
WELDON, GEORGE. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1664. Doubtless 2nd s. of George, of Old Windsor, Berks.
B. there. Matric. Easter, 1665; B.A. 1668-9. Fellow, 1668.
Adm. at the Middle Temple, May 16, 1667. Died in College,
of small-pox, 1669. (Harwood; H. A. C. Sturgess.)
WELDON, JOHN. Of Caius College (see Had. Misc. x. 380, but
not found in our records). B. at Tollerton, Yorks. Seminary
priest. According to a notice in the Month (Jan. 1879) his
real name was Hewett, s. of William, draper, of York.
Received minor orders at Rheims, Sept. 23, 1583; captured
in York, Aug. 1585, and exiled. Returned to Rheims;
afterwards captured in England, and executed at Mile End,
Oct. 5, 1588. (Venn, i. 106.)
WELDON or WHEELDON, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Christ's,
Apr. 12, 1672. Ord. deacon (London) June 6, 1680, 'literate';
Wheledon; priest, June 18, 1682. (Peile, 11. 42.)
WELDON, PHILIP. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1488; B.A. 1492. Fellow. Ord. sub-deacon (Ely) Sept. 20,
1494; priest, Apr. 4, 1495. Perhaps V. of West Wootton.
WELDON, RALPH. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Jesus, Nov. 24, 1620.
S. and h. of Sir Anthony, Knt., of Swanscombe, Kent.
Matric. 1620-1. Commander in the Parliamentary army at
Taunton, and at the siege of Bristol, 1645. Governor of
Plymouth, 1645. Living, 1656. Brother of Edward (1623)
and father of Anthony (1653). (D.N.B.; Vis. of Kent, 16C3.)
WELDON, THOMAS. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
c. 1460. V. of West Wootton. One of these names R. of
Pimpeme and Tarrant, Dorset; will (P.C.C.) 1509. (J. Venn.)
WELDON, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity Hall, Easter,
1551.
Wellebroke de,
WELDON, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1577.
WELDON, THOMAS. M.A. 1581 (Incorp. from Oxford). Student
of Christ Church, Oxford, 1573; B.A. (Oxford) 1574; M.A.
1578. (Al. Oxon.)
WELDYSSHE, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs.
1548.
WELDISH, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Queens', June 25, 1719.
Of Kent. Matric. 1719; B.A. 1722-3. Ord. deacon (Peterb.,
Litt. dim. from Canterbury) May 31, 1724; priest (Lincoln,
Litt. dim. from Canterbury) Dec. 19, 1725. C. of Heme, Kent.
WELFIT, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, June 17,
1667. S. of Jeremy, yeoman, of Idle, Bradford, Yorks.
B. there. School, Bridlington (Mr Holdsworth). Matric.
1667; B.A. 1670-1; M.A. 1674. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept.
24, 1671; priest, May 25, 1673. R- of Faldingworth, Lines.,
1681. Brotherof Timothy (1653).
WELFITT, THEOPHILUS. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Christ's,
July 4, 1635. S. of Edward, preacher at St Mary's, Hull.
B. at Kingston [on Hull], Yorks. Bapt. Oct. 13, 1616, at
St Mary's, Hull. School, York (Mr Wallis). B.A. 1638-9.
Usher at Boston Grammar School, 1640; left before 1645.
(Peile, I. 438.)
WELFITT, TIMOTHY. Adm. pens, at Trinity, May 8, 1635;
B.A. 1638-9; M.A. 1642; D.D. 1661 (Lit. Reg.). R. of
Rand, Lines., in 1668. R. of St Mary's, South Kelsey, 1668.
Preb. of Lincoln, X672-85. Died Feb. 7, 1685-6, aged 64.
Buried in Lincoln Cathedral. Father of William (1665).
(Lines. Pedigrees, 1060.)
WELFITT, TIMOTHY. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Magdalene,
July 7, 1653. S. of Jeremiah, of Bradford, Yorks. School,
York. B.A. 1656-7; M.A. 1660. R. of Burton Agnes, Yorks.,
1660-1701. Died 1 70 1. Brother of Samuel (1667).
WELFITT, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1622; Scholar, 1624; B.A. 1625-6.
WELFITT, WILLIAM. Matric. from Trinity Hall, Easter,
1665. S. of Timothy (1635), D.D., R. of South Kelsey, Lines.
Bapt. at Caister, Apr. i, 1647. Migrated to Trinity, May 10,
1667. Returned as Scholar to Trinity Hall; LL.B. 1671.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 24, 1671; priest (Chester) Mar. 2,
1671-2. R. of Beelsby, Lines., 1671-1715. R. of Swinhope,
1692. Of Wold Newton. Buried there 1716. (Lines.
Pedigrees, 1060.)
WELFETT, . Scholar at King's Hall, 1535-7, Wellefed.
Perhaps B.A. (? 1540-1); M.A. 1544.
WELHAM, ISAAC. Adm. sizar at Christ's, June 30, 1623.
S. of Henry, of Norfolk. School, Norwich (Mr Briggs).
Matric. 1623; B.A. 1626-7; M.A. 1630. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
May 31; priest, June i, 1629. Sequestered to Thomdon,
Suffolk, 1647. Doubtless father of the next. (Peile, i. 353.)
WELLAM, ISAAC. Adm. pens, at Jesus, June 29, 1658. Of
Suffolk. Doubtless s. of Isaac (above). Matric. 1658. Migrated
to Corpus Christi, 1660. B.A. 1660-1; M.A. 1664. Of
Thomdon, gent. Will proved (Bury) May 22, 1677. (V.
B. Redstone.)
WELHAM, ISAAC. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Christ's, Feb. 10,
1684-5. S. of Isaac (? above). B. at Thornton (sic), Suffolk.
Schools, Thetford (Mr Keene) and Russingall (? Rippingale).
Matric. 1685; B.A. 1688-9. Ord. deacon (Norwich) June,
1693; priest, June, 1694. (Peile, 11. 98.)
WELHAM, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Caius, June 6, 1699.
S. of John, wool-spinner, of Stowmarket, Norfolk. B. there.
Schools, Stowmarket and Norwich (Mr Burton). Matric.
1699; Scholar, 1699-1703; B.A. 1702-3; M..A. 1706. Fellow,
1703-8. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Apr. 22, 1703; priest, June
II, 1704. Master of the Grammar School, Yarmouth, 1706-
22. R. of Caistor St Edmunds, Norfolk, in 1709; of Gosbeck,
Suffolk, 17x3-24. Minister of St Georges, Yarmouth, 1715-
22. R. of Cantley, 1718-25. Wednesday preacher at St
Nicholas, Yarmouth, 1723-6. Died Feb. 23, 1725-6. Will
(Norwich) 1726; of Cantley. (Venn, i. 503.)
WELL, see also WELLS.
WELLE, JOHN ATTE. ScJiolar at King's Hall, 1381-1410.
One of these names living at North Elmsall, Yorks., in 1378.
WELL, . B.A. 1491-2.
WELL, . M.A. 1504-5.
WELL, . Fell.-Com. at Jesus, 1605-6.
WELL (? WEBB), WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, 1598.
WELLEBROKE DE, . Clerk of Cambridge. .Associated
with other clerks of Cambridge in an attack on the house
and property of .Stephen de Hauxton, of Hauxton, Cambs.
Killed on the night of the robt>ery, 1272. See also note under
John de Weston for further particulars. (Assize Roll, 85,
Record Office, London.)
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WELLEN, WILLIAM. M.A. 1625 (Incorp. from Oxford). Of
Essex, pleb. Matric. (Magdalen Hall, Oxford) May 8, 1618,
age 19; B.A. (Broadgates HaU, Oxford) 1620-1; M.A. 1623.
Will (V.C.C.) at Oxford; proved Oct. 11, 1626. {Al. Oxon.)
WELLER, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Christ's, Oct. 30,
1724. S. of Francis. B. at Donnington, Sussex. School,
Tonbridge (Mr Spencer). Scholar, 1725; Matric. 1726; B.A.
1728-9; M.A. 1734- Ord. priest (Ely) Dec. 1734- V. of
Hellingley, Sussex, 1734. Buried there Feb. 1741. \,PeUe,
II. 209.)
WELLER, GEORGE. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Queens', Oct. 3,
1728 Of Kent. Doubtless s. and h. of Robert, of Tonbridge
(and Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Foley, Esq.). B. May 30,
1710. Matric. 1728. Adm. at the Middle Temple, June 16,
1725. Called to the Bar, 1739- Bencher, 1760. Reader, 1771.
Assumed the name Weller-Poley. Married Frances, dau. of
Thomas Hussey, of Burwash, Sussex. Died Dec. 29, 1778.
Buried at Boxted. (J. J. Howard; Fis. of Suffolk, i.)
WELLER, JOHN BADGER. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's,
Mar 15 1723-4. S. of Alexander. B. in London. School,
Felsted.' Matric. 1724; Scholar, 1725; M.B. 1729- Married
Margaret-Maria Maryon, of Hampstead, Middlesex. (Petle,
II. 208; Lysons, 11. 529.)
WELLER, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 1627.
Of Cranbrook, Kent. Matric. 1627; B.A. 1630-1; M.A. 1634;
BD 1641. Fellow, 1635. Ord. deacon (Ely) May 4, 1635;
priest (Winchester) Dec. 20, 1640. R. of Bartlow, Cambs.,
164s R of Warbleton, Sussex, 1661-83. Buried there
Aug.'8, 1683. Will at Lewes, and (P.C.C). (W. C. Renshaw;
J. Crosby.)
WELLER RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 28,
1694. Of Sussex. Doubtless s. and h. of Joseph, of DaUing-
ton, Sussex. Adm. at the Inner Temple, Jan. 26, 1693-4.
Died in College. Buried July 16, 1696.
WELLER, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Easter, 1619.
Matric. 1619; Scholar; B.A. 1622-3; M.A. 1626.
WELLINS, FRANCIS. Matric. sizar from King's, Easter, 1681.
WELLINGS, THOMAS. M.A. from King's, 1711. S. of T., of
Cleobury, Salop, clerk. Matric. (Balliol CoUege, Oxford)
Apr. 6, 1704, age 18; B.A. (Oxford) 1707. V. of Alding-
boume, Sussex, 1709-36. R. of Eastergate, 1717-36. Father
of the next. (,Al. Oxon.)
WELLINGS, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age i7) at Magdalene,
Apr 20 1732. S. of Thomas (above), clerk. B. at Aldiug-
boume Sussex. School, Chichester. Matric. 1732; B.A.
1735-6- M.A. 1739. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Mar. 6, 1736-7;
priest (London) June 17, i739- R- o* Tangmere, Sussex,
1748-67. Died Nov. 27, 1767. {Musgrave; G. Mag.)
WELLMAN, SIMON. M.A. from Trinity, 1686 (Incorp. from
Oxford) 2nd s. of Simon, of Taunton, Somerset, M.P.
M D from Christ's, 1686. Matric. (Exeter College, Oxford)
Mar 1653; B.A. (Oxford) 1656; M.A. 1659- Fellow of
Magdalen College, Oxford, 1658-61. F.R.C.P., 1687. Died
s p 1707. Will (P.C.C.) 1708; of St Swithin, London.
(Peile, I. 557; Munk, i. 452; Burke, L.G.; Al. Oxon.)
WELLOW, . B.Can.L. 1525-6. Perhaps Richard, Scholar
or Fellow of King's Hall, 1518-34.
WELLS ANTHONY. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, May 6, 1587.
Matric. 1587; Scholar; B.A. 1590-1 ; M.A. 1594; B.D. 1602-3.
Fellow 1594. Incorp. at Oxford, 1600. Ord. deacon and
priest (Peterb.) July 22, 1596- R- of Stoke Doyle, Northants.,
1508 Married Barbara, dau. of Thomas Sanders, of Denton,
Oct. 23, 1600, at Blakesley. Buried at Stoke Doyle, July 31.
1632. (H. I. Longden.)
WELLES, ANTHONY. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Sidney, Mar. 10,
1623-4. S. of Robert, yeoman, deceased. B. at Uppingham,
Rutland. School, Uppingham. Matric. 1626-7; B.A. 1627-8.
Ord. priest (Peterb.) May 27, 1631-2.
WELLS, CHARLES. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Dec. 6, i675- S. of
William (1629), D.D., President of Queens' CoUege. Matric.
1675- Scholar, 1676; B.A. 1679-80; M.A. 1683. Ord. priest
(Norwich) Dec. 1683. Principal register to Anthony, Bishop
of Norwich. R. of Garboldisham, Norfolk, 1689-91. Died
Oct. 8, 1691, aged 30. Buried at Garboldisham. (Blotne-
field, v'lii. 272.)
WELLS CHRISTOPHER. Matric. sizar from St John's,
Easter, 1622; B.A. 1625-6; M.A. 1629. R. of Water Newton,
Hunts., 1629-51.
WELLS, CORNELIUS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs.
1564- scholar from Westminster, 1565; B.A. 1567-8; M.A.
1571- B.D. 1578. Fellow, 1570-8. Ord. deacon (Ely) Dec.
31, 1569. V. of Kirkby Masham, Yorks., 1578-1600. (Al.
Westmon.)
WELLS, CUTHBERT. Matric. sizar from Christ's, 1592-3;
B.A. 1595-6. Perhaps V. of Kirk Merrington, Durham,
1610-29. Buried there Apr. 3, 1629. (H. M. Wood.)
Wells, John
WELLES, EDMUND. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1572-
WELLES, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs.
1571; B.A. 1574-5; M.A. 1578. One of these names V. of
East Winch, Norfolk, 157&-86.
WELLS, EDWARD. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Apr. 14, 1636.
Of Northamptonshire. S. and h. of John, yeoman. B. at
Barnwell St Andrews, Northants. School, Oundle. Matric.
1637; B.A. 1639-40; M.A. 1643. Ord. deacon (Lincoln)
Dec. 22, 1644. Perhaps his will (Cons. C. London) 1689; of
St Andrew's, Holbom, London, clerk; mentions sons
Zachary (? 1683), William (? 1684) and Walter (? 1692).
WELLS, EDWARD. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1709. B. in London. Matric. Easter, 1710; B.A. 1713-4;
M.A. 1717. Fellow, 1713-27. Ord. deacon (London) Mar. 17,
1714-5; priest, Dec. 23, 1716. Died Dec. 3, 1727, of con-
sumption. [Harwood, 291.)
WELLES, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Michs. 1570.
WELLS, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1612.
Of Norfolk.
WELLS, FRANCIS. Adm. sizar at Clare, July 5, 1707. B. at
Shefford, Beds. Matric. 1708; B.A. 1711-2; M.A. 1724-
Ord. deacon (London) Dec. 21, 1712; priest (Peterb.) June 11,
1715. C. of Lutton, Northants., 1715- V. of Oundle, i7i7-39-
Buried there Mar. 18, 1738-9. Doubtless brother of Wilson
(1722) and father of Thomas (i734)- See a contemporary in
A I. Oxon.
WELLES, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs.
1567.
WELLES, GEORGE. Adm. sizar (age 20) at Caius, Mar. 9,
I5g6_7. s. of Roger. B. at East Dereham, Norfolk. School,
Seaming (Mr Denby). B.A. 1600-1; M.A. 1604. Ord.
deacon and priest (Norwich) May 22, 1608; 'C. of Westley,
Cambs.' R. of Beetley, Norfolk, 1608-42. Buried there
Feb. 4, 1641-2. Father of Richard (1628). (Venn, 1. 161.)
WELLS, GILBERT. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Jan. 20, 1658-9.
Of Suffolk. B.A. 1662-3; M.A. 1666.
WELLS, HENRY. Master of Trinity Hall, 1413-29. Said to
have been bom at Upwell. R. of Grimston, 1399. Dean of
College-in-the-Fields, Norwich, 1401; resigned, 1406. Arch-
deacon of Lincoln, 1406-31. Described as 'of Upwell' in
his will (P.C.C.) 1431, where he referred to his brother
John Wellys and desires to be buried in the convent at West
Dereham. (Walter Rye.)
WELLS, HENRY. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Michs. 1573. S. of
Richard, yeoman, of Averham, Notts. Bapt. there Feb. 4,
1556-7. Schools, Averham and Southwell. Migrated to
Caius, July 27, 1576; to Oxford, June 25, 1578. B.A.
(Oxford) 1578. (Venn, I. 87; Al. Oxon.)
WELLS, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Trinity, May 14,
1677. S. of John, of London, Common Crier of the City.
School, St Pauls'. Scholar, 1679; B.A. 1680-1; M.A. 1684.
Fellow, 1683-9. Perhaps adm. at the Middle Temple, Mar.
10, 1683-4. Called to the Bar, 1693. Professor of Divinity,
Gresham College, 1686-91. Married and had issue. Living,
1699. (Ward, Gresham; H. A. C. Sturgess.)
WELLS, JOHN. Graduated in Civ. Law, c. 1444. R. of Swan-
nington, Norfolk, 1446. R. of Oxburgh, Norfolk, 1448. One
of these names R. of Hadley Camps, Essex, 1469-72; died
1472. (Newcourt.)
WELLS, JOHN. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1454;
B.A. 1461-2; M.A. 1465-6; B.D. 1471-2. Fellow in 1471.
Proctor, 1471-2. Ord. deacon (Ely) Apr. 5, 1466. R. of
Kingston, Cambs., i486. (J. Crosby.)
WELLS, JOHN. Adm. at King's (age 17) a scholar from Eton,
Aug 21, 1535. Of Witchford, Cambs. Name off c. 1536.
One of these names R. of StrethaU, Essex, 1544-62; will
(Cons. C. London), alludes to Melbourn, Cambs. (J. Ch.
Smith.)
WELLES, JOHN. Adm. at King's (age 18) a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 13, 1547. Of Windsor. Matric. 1547; B.A. 1551-
2; M.A. 1567. Fellow, 1550-5- Fellow of Eton, 1567.
Perhaps R. of Holywell, Hunts., 1569-70, M.A. One of
these names V. of East MaUing, Kent, 1556-71; died 1571.
WELLS, JOHN. B.A. 1558-9; M.A. from Queens', 1562; B.D.
from Clare, 1569. FeUow of Queens', 1558-64. Fellow of
Clare, 1564. Proctor, 1568-9. Ord. deacon (Ely) Nov. 24,
1560. University preacher, 1565. Preb. of York, 1568.
Preb. of Wells, 1569-70. Died 1570. WiU (V.C.C.) 1570.
(Cooper, I. 284.)
WELLES, JOHN. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Clare, Michs. 1576.
WELLS, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Corpus Christi, 159°- Of
Cambridgeshire. Matric. c. 1591; B.A. 1593-4; M.A. 1597.
Perhaps V. of Kirkharle, Northumberland, 1607.
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WELLS, JOHN. Adin. pens, at Queens', Apr. 25, 1620. Of
Norfolk. B. A. 1623-4; M. A. 1627. Probably R. of Thuming,
Hunts., 1627-64. Died 1664. Will, P.C.C. One of these
names R. of Shimpling, Suffolk, 1635. But see Ai. Oxon.
for a contemporary. Probably father of John (1670).
WELLES, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1625.
WELLS, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age i6) at St John's, Nov. 6, 1630.
S. of John, of Cottingham, Northants. B. at Uppingham.
School, Uppingham. Matric. 1631. Brother of Matthew
(1634).
WELLS, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Caius, Feb. 22, 1630-1.
S. of John, husbandman, of Fornham, Suffolk. B. there.
School, Bury St Edmunds. Matric. 1631; Scholar, 1632-6;
B.A. 1634-5; M.A. 1638. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Sept. 25,
1636; priest, Sept. 22, 1638. C. of Fomham, Suffolk, 1636.
R. of Osmundeston (Scole), Norfolk, 1642-77. Father of
Thomas (1668-9). {Venn, i. 296.)
WELLS, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, 1635. S. of Edward,
gent. B. at Stoke-by-Oundle, Northants. School, Oundle.
Matric. Easter, 1636; B.A. 1639-40; M.A. 1643; B.D. from
Queens', 1652; D.D. 1666. Fellow of Queens'. Junior
Proctor, 1650-1. R. of Hanworth, Middlesex, 1677-85.
Preb. of St Paul's, 1680-5. P-C. of St Botolph, Aldersgate.
Died 1685. WiU, P.C.C. Perhaps father of John (1692).
WELLS, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Sept. 12, 1639.
Perhaps s. of Robert, gent. B. at Barnwell St Andrew,
Northants. School, Oundle. Matric. 1639.
WELLS, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Corpus Christi, 1656. Of
Norfolk. Matric. Easter, 1657; B.A. 1660-1; M.A. 1664.
Perhaps R. of Palgrave, Suffolk, 1663-1709. Died 1709.
Perhaps father of John (1689).
WELLS, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, June i8,
1667. S. of Thomas, husbandman, of Dalton-in-Fumess,
Lanes. B. there. School, Dal ton. Matric. 1667; B.A. 1670-1.
Probably ord. deacon (Chester) Sept. 24, 1671; priest, June
28, 1674. C. of Stalmine, 1681. V. of West Tanfield, Yorks.,
i68i-2. (W. J. Kaye.)
WELLS, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Queens', July 2, 1670. Of
Huntingdonshire. Probably s. of John (1620). Exhibitioner
from St Paul's. Matric. 1670; B.A. 1673-4; M.A. i677- Ord.
deacon (London) Mar. ii, 1676-7; priest, Feb. 1677-8.
WELLS, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Queens', Mar. 12, 1671-2. Of
Essex. Matric. 1672; B.A. 1675-6; M.A. 1679. Fellow,
1676-87. Ord. deacon (Norwich) May, 1678; priest, Sept.
1679. Perhaps R. of Ovington, Norfolk, 1683-1701.
WELLS, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Apr. 7, 1674. Matric.
1674. Died in College. Buried at St Michael's, Cambridge,
Aug. 22, 1675.
WELLS, JOHN. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1689. Of Suffolk.
Perhaps s. of John (1656). Matric. sizar, 1689; B.A. 1692-3;
M.A. 1698. Ord. deacon (Norwich) June, 1694; priest, Mar.
1698-9. R. of Helmingham and Morton, Norfolk, 1702-23.
R. of Warham All Saints, Norfolk, till 173 1. R. of Hunting-
field and Cookley, Suffolk, 1731. Perhaps R. of Exning,
1737-49- DiedFeb. 25, 1749. Father of John (1733). (Blome-
field, VIII. 235.)
WELLS, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, July 7. 1692. Of
Middlesex. Possibly s. of John (1635). One of these names,
clerk, buried at St Mildred Poultry, London, Jan. 3, 1747.
WELLS, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, July 6,
1713. S. of , clerk. B. at Hungerford, Berks. School,
Westminster. Matric. 1713; B.A. 1716-7; M.A. 1724. Ord.
deacon (London) Feb. 9, 1717-8; priest, June 4, 1721. One
of these names R. of Manningford Bruce, Wilts.; will (Cons.
C. Sarum) 1763.
WELLES, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Queens', July 3, 1721. Of
Cheshire. Matric. 1721; B.A. 1724-5; M.A. 1728. Fellow,
1725-34. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Mar. 17, 1727-8; priest,
Dec. 22, 1728.
WELLES, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Caius, Apr. 7, 1733-
S. of John (1689), R. of Huntingfield, Suffolk. B. at
Warham, Norfolk. Schools, Ipswich (private) and Bury.
Matric. 1733; Scholar, 1733-8; B.A. 1736-7. Ord. deacon
(Norwich) Sept. 23, 1739; 'C. of Bumham Westgate';
priest, Sept. 22, 1745; 'C. to his father.' Lecturer of St
Michael Royal, London, 1746. One of these names R. of
Holton, Suffolk, 1737-58; R. of Huntingfield till 1758;
died Apr. 26, 1758, aged 47. (This seems to be our man, but
dates of ordination make it appear unlikely.) (Venn, 11. 36;
T. C. Dale; Bury Sch. Reg., 413.)
WELLS, JOHN. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, Oct. 24, 1745-
Of Worstead, Norfolk. Matric. 1747; B.A. 1749-50. Ord.
priest (London) Mar. 18, 1753. Probably V. of Hickling,
Norfolk, 1769-1803.
Wells, Simon
WELLS, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Sidney, Dec. 21, i749-
S. of Thomas, cloth-merchant, of Shefford, Beds. B. there.
Schools, SouthiU, Beds., and Oakham.
WELLS, LEWIS of. (' Ludovicus de Fontibus.') Sent in 1383
to Cambridge and 'admitted to the degree of master.'
{Arch. Franc. Hist., tome xvii. 165; G. R. Potter.)
WELLS, MATTHEW. Adm. sizar at St John's, July 8, 1634.
S. of John, attorney, of Cottingham, Northants. B. at
Braunston, Rutland. School, Uppingham. Matric. 1634;
B.A. 1638-9. Brother of John (1630).
WELLS, MAURICE. B.A. 1507-8.
WELLS, MICHAEL. M.A. 1650 (Incorp. from Oxford). S. of
Francis, V. of Mickleton, Gloucs. Bapt. May 18, 1623.
Matric. (Gloucester Hall, Oxford) Nov. 27, 1640, age 14.
Created M.A. (Oxford) 1648. Fellow of St John's College,
Oxford, 1648, and of New College, Oxford, 1649, by the
visitors. Sub-warden of New College, 1654. Arabic scholar.
V. of Hornchurch, Essex, 1658-86. Died Mar. 1685-6.
Will, P.C.C. {Al. Oxon.; F. S. Hockaday.)
WELLS, NATHANIEL. M.A. from King's, 1735. Matric.
(Jesus College, Oxford) Mar. 28, 1713; B.A. (Oxford) 1716-7.
Ord. deacon (Sarum) June 16, 1717; priest (Llandaff) Dec. 18,
1720. Chaplain to Lord Mansell. R. of St Andrew's, Gla-
morgan, 1730. R. of Ilston, 1735. R. of Leckwith, 1756.
{Al. Oxon.; T. C. Dale.)
WELLS, PETER. Matric. sizar from Sidney, Easter, 1624.
Of Yorkshire. Possibly s. of Cuthbert (1592-3), V. of Kirk
Merrington, Durham. Ord. deacon (London) Sept. 23, 1627,
age 23; priest, June 8, 1628. Perhaps C. of Kirk Merrington,
1630-4. Buried there June 13, 1634. (H. M. Wood.)
WELLS, RALPH. Adm. pens, at Queens', May 6, 1689. Of
Leicestershire. Doubtless s. and h. of Thomas (1660).
Matric. 1689. (Nwhols, iii. 60.)
WELLES, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs.
1568.
WELLES, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1581.
WELLES or WALLIS, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius,
Jan. 2, 1627-8. S. of George (1596-7), clerk, of Norfolk.
Bapt. Aug. 19, 1610, at Beetley. School, Aylsham (Mr
Knoles). Matric. 1627; Scholar, 1628-31; B.A. 1630-1;
M.A. 1634. Ord. priest (Norwich) Sept. 25, 1631. R. of
Ellingham, Norfolk, 1631. C. of Belaugh in 1633. R. of
Martlesham, 1638-9. Succeeded his father as R. of Beetley,
1642-6. (Venn, 1. 281.)
WELLS, ROBERT (1518), see STEWARD.
WELLES, ROBERT. Of Caius in July, 1559. Ord. priest
(Lincoln) May 16, 1569; bred in the schools. R. of Hawerby,
Lines. One of these names of Theddlethorpe St Helen,
Lines., clerk; will (Lincoln) 1612. (Lib. Cleri.)
WELLS, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1567.
Ord. deacon (Ely) Apr. 16, 1568, age 24; probably priest
(Chester) 1574. R. of Howell, Lines., 1574-1616.
WELLES, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Caius, Nov. 5,
1584. S. of Thomas, yeoman. Bapt. Mar. 8, 1566-7, at
Gissing, Norfolk. Schools, Wymondham and Tibenham,
Norfolk. Scholar, 1586-92; B.A. 1588-^; M.A. 1592; M.D.
1609. Fellow, 1592-1632. Incorp. at Oxford, 1593. Died
May 2, 1632. Will (V.C.C.) 1632. Benefactor to the College.
(Venn, i. 122.)
WELLES, ROBERT. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 17) at Caius,
Feb. 16, 1640-1. S. and h. of William (1602), late R. of
Rougham, Suffolk. B. there. School, Botesd;ile (Mr Neave).
Matric. 1641. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Feb. 5, 1644-5.
Of Shimpling Thome, etc. Donor io the College library.
Will (Bury) Apr. 10, 1661; of Rougham. (Venn, i. 341.)
WELLS, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Emmanuel, Easter, 1659.
WELLES, ROGER. Adm. sizar at King's, 1565. Migrated to
Queens', 1568. Matric. Michs. 1568; B.A. 1568-9.
WELLS, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, Oct. 16, 1656.
S. of Samuel, carpenter. B. in London. School, St Paul's.
Matric. 1656-7; Scholar, 1656-8. (Venn, i. 396.)
WELLS, SAMUEL. Adm.sizarat St Catharine's, June 8, 1671.
WELLES, SIMON. Matric. sizar from Queens', Lent, 1578-9.
Of Suffolk. B.A. 1581-2; M.A. 1585; B.D. 1593; D.D. 1612.
V. of Wymondham, Norfolk, 1590-1607. R. of Crown-
thorpe, 1604-5. R. of Brockley, Suffolk, 1606. R.ofTerring-
ton, Norfolk, 1608-9. R. of Shimpling, 1609. Perhaps father
of William (1602).
WELLS, SIMON. Adm. pens, (age 20) at Caius, May 3, 1631.
S. of Simon, gent., of Norfolk. B. at Halvergate. School,
Elsing. Matric. 1631; B.A. 1634-5; M.A. 1638. Master of
the Grammar School, Yarmouth, 1647-55. Master of
Leman's School, Beccles, 1657-67, and of Woodbridge
School, 1666-7. Buried there Nov. 10, 1669. (Venn, i. 298.)
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WELLS, THOMAS. D.Civ.L. 1458-9-
WELLS or WELLYS, THOMAS. Adm. at King's (age 19) a
scholar from Eton, May 24, 1507. Of Cambridge. B.A.
1511-2. FeUow, 1510. Name off before 1524. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) Mar. 7, 1511-2.
WELLES, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Lent,
1581-2- B A. 1584-5; M.A. 1588. Probably ord. deacon ana
priest (Lincoln) .\ug. 22, 1587. V. of Stall ingborough,
Lines., 1588-1635. Admon. (Lincoln) 1635. One of these
names of Stapelford, Lines., minister; admon., 1592.
WELLES, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, May 3,
1598. S. of Oliver. B. at Crimplesham, Norfolk. School,
Ely (Mr Lucke). Scholar, 1599-1604; B.A. 1600-1; M.A.
1604. Perhaps R. of Carlton and CheUington, Beds., c.
1606-40. {Venn, 1. 165.)
WELLES, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, Apr.
24, 1640. S. of Thomas, gent., of Thurmaston, Leics. B.
there. School, Barkby, Leics. (private). Matnc. 1640.
Married Joanna, dau. of John Jackson, of Burley-on-the-
Hill, Rutland. Died c. 1645. Father of the next. {Nichols,
HI. 60.)
WELLS, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Queens', July 3- 1660.
Of Leicestershire. Doubtless s. and h. of Thomas (above).
Matric. 1660. Married (i) Frances, dau. of William Hewit
of Dunton, Esq.; (2) Elizabeth, dau. of Ral. (? Ralph)
Dison, of the Castle of Leicester. Living, 1681. Father of
Ralph (1689).
WELLS, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius, Mar. 24,
1668-9. S. of John (1630-1), clerk, of Norfolk. B. there
Schools, Diss (Messrs Barber and Wales) and Tivetshall
(Mr Jermy). Matric. 1669; Scholar, 1669-73; B..\. 1672-3.
Subscribed for deacon's orders (Norwich) May 24, 1673;
'C to his father at Scole, Norfolk.' One of these names R.
of Shalford, Essex, 1696-1736. Died before Jan. 8, 1736-7-
{Venn, i. 437-)
WELLS, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Trinity, June 28,
1679. S. of Joseph, of Lincolnshire. School, Derby (Mr
Ogden). Matric. 1679; Scholar, 1681; B.A. 1682-3; M.A.
1686. See Al. Oxon. for a contemporary namesake.
WELLS, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Magdalene, June
27, 1690. S. of Thomas, yeoman. B. at Homcastle, Lines.
School, Lincoln. Matric. 1690; B.A. 1693-4; M.A. 1697.
Ord. deacon (Carlisle) Feb. 29; priest (Peterb.) Mar. 7,
1707-8. P.C. of Toynton All Saints, Lines., 1708. R. of
Dalderby, 1708. Probably father of the next.
WELLS, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Magdalene, May 13,
1721. Probably s. of Thomas (above). B. in Lincolnshire.
School, Brigg, Lines. Matric. 1721; B.A. 1724-5; M.A. i744-
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 19, 1725; pnest, Dec. 20, 1730.
R. of WUlingham, Lines., i739- R- of Spnngthorpe, 1744.
Chaplain to Lord Cathcart. Married Ehzabeth, dau. of
Robert Dymoke, of Grebby Hall, Lines. Died July i, 1781,
aged 79. Buried at Willingham. {Lines. Pedigrees, 1061;
Burke, L.G.)
WELLS, THOMAS, .^dm. pens, at Clare, June 25, i734-
S. of Francis (1707), clerk. B. at Lutton, Northants. Matnc.
1735. MigratedtoSidney, Dec. 18, 1735, age2i. B.A. i737-
8. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Feb. 26, 1737-8; priest, Sept. 23,
1739. V. of Warden, Beds., i739- One of these names of
St Swithin, London, clerk. Will (P.C.C.) 1785-
WELLS, WALTER DE. University Bedell, c. 1260. Possibly
the man alluded to in the Patent Rolls of Edward I in the
case of Richard, s. of Hugh le Caretter, v. Walter le Bedel.
Benefactor. (Stokes, Bedells, 50.)
WELLS, WALTER. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1692 Perhaps s. of Edward (1636). B. in London. Matric.
Easter, 1693; B.A. 1696-7; M.A. 1700. FeUow, 1696.
Chaplain to Windham's Regiment of Dragoons in the cam-
paign of 1698. R. of St Nicholas, Cole Abbey, London,
1705-20. Died Apr. 23, 1720. Perhaps brother of William
(1684) and Zachary (1683). {Harwood; Musgrave.)
WELLS, WILLIAM. D.D. of Cambridge. Augustinian friar of
Lynn. Died 1421. {P'Us, 609.)
WELLS, WILLIAM. B.Can.L. 1501-2.
WELLES, W[ILLIAM]. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs.
1559. Candidate for priest (Ely) June 7, 1561. Perhaps
R. of Ashby Folville, Leics., 1564-92- One William Welles
R. of East Mersea, 1592; Admon. (Cons. C. London) July 14,
1613.
WELLES, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs.
1575-
WELLS, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs. i579-
B. at Cambridge. B.A. 1583-4; M.A. 1587; B.D. 1600. Ord.
deacon (London) Dec. 21, 1588, age 24. R. of St Peter
Mancroft, Norwich, 1 598-1 620. R. of Intwood and Keswick,
Wells, Zachariah
Norfolk, 1602. R. of Heyden, 1602-3. Preb. of Norwich,
1613-20. Died May 26, 1620, aged 54. Buried at St Peter
Mancroft. M.I. Father of William (1620-1). {BUmefield,
IV. 188.)
WELLS, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Lent,
1584-5; B.A. 1587-8; M.A. 1591. Incorp. at Oxford, 1593.
Perhaps ord. deacon (Winchester) Jan. 29, 1592-3; priest,
May 5, 1593; M.A.
WELLS, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, Feb. 20,
1591-2. Matric. c. 1592; Scholar, 1595; B.A. 1595-6; M.A.
1599-
WELLS, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Queens', June, 1602. Of
Suffolk. Possibly s. of Simon (1578-9)- Matric, 1604; B.A.
1606-7; M.A. 1610. Doubtless R. of Ickworth, Suffolk,
1614, and R. of Rougham, 1620-35. Died 1635. Will
(P.C.C.) 1636; left his manor of Shimpling Thome to son
Robert (i 640-1).
WELLS, WILLIAM. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1608. Of
Lincolnshire. B.A. 1609-10; M.A. 1613. One of these names
V. of Bourne, Lines., in 1632.
WELLS, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June 11, 1616.
Matric. 1616; Scholar; B.A. 1618-20; M.A. 1623. Ord.
deacon (Peterb.) Mar. 17; priest. Mar. 18, 1621-2. Perhaps
R. of Leigh, Essex, 1638-g; R. of Hadleigh, 1639. One of
these names V. of Brampton, Hunts., -1650-64. Died 1664.
WELLES, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, Feb. 12,
1620-1. S. of William (1579), B.D. B. at Norwich. School,
Nor\vich (Mr Stoneham). Matric. 1620-1; Scholar, 1621-5;
B.A. 1624-5; M.A. 1628. Ord. deacon and priest (Norwich)
Dec. 18, 1625. R. of Bawdeswell, Norfolk, 1647- Perhaps
V. of North Elmham, 1659-80. Buried there Oct. 16, 1680.
{Venn, i. 252.)
WELLS, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Queens', Michs. 1629.
Of Yorkshire. B.A. 1633-4; M.A. 1637; D.D. 1668 {Ltt.
Reg.). Fellow, 1638-44, ejected. Elected President, Sept.
26, 1667-75, by Royal mandate. Vice-Chancellor, 1672-3.
R.'of Sandon, Essex, 1660-75. R. of Little Shelford, Cambs.,
1668. Archdeacon of Colchester, i667-75- Died c. July 20,
1675. Will proved (V.C.C.) and (P.C.C). Father of Charles
(1675). {Hist, of Queens', 211.)
WELLS, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Sidney, May 29,
1639. S. of William, farmer. B. at Barnwell St Andrew,
Northants. School, Oundle. Matric. 1639; B.A. 1642-3;
M.A. 1646; B.D. 1653. Fellow, 1644. Ord. deacon (Lincoln)
July 19; priest, July 22, 1662, 'B.D.'
WELLS, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 14) at Christ's, Feb. 20,
1649-50. S. of Nicholas. B. in London. School, Melton,
Leics. (Mr Stokes). B.A. 1653-4. One of these names ord.
priest (Lincoln) May 17, 1668, 'B..\.' {Peile, i. 532.)
WELLS, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 20) at Sidney, June 26,
1656. S. of John, farmer. B. at Castle Sowerby, Cumberland.
Schools, Castle Sowerby and Sedbergh. Matric. 1656; B.A.
1659-60; M.A. 1669. Ord. deacon (Ely) Dec. 22, 1667. See
Al. Oxon. for a contemporary namesake.
WELLS, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter, 1682.
WELLS, WILLIAM. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1684. Perhaps s. of Edward (1636). B. in London. B.A.
1688-9; M.A. 1692. Fellow, 1688. Died of consumption, at
Abinger, Surrey, Apr. 1695. Perhaps brother of Walter
(1692) and Zachary (1683). {Harwood, 270.)
WELLS, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, May 17, 1688.
Of Huntingdonshire. Matric. 1688; B.A. 1691-2; M.A. 1700.
Ord. priest (Lincoln) Sept. 20, 1696; 'C. of Morbom, Hunts.'
WELLS, WILLIAM. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age iS) at St John's,
July 4, 1730. S. of William, Esq., of Leicestershire. School,
Leicester. Matric. 1730. One of these names buried at
Thrussington, Leics., Dec. 3, 1741- {Nichols, iii. 461.)
WELLS, WILSON. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Apr. 11, 1722. B. at
Shefford, Beds. Matric. 1722; B.A. 1725-6. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) June 5, 1726; priest (Lincoln) Mar. 2, 1728-9.
C. of Oundle, Northants., 1726. V. of Riseley, Beds., 1742.
Doubtless brother of Francis (1707)-
WELLS, ZACHARIAH. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1683. Perhaps s. of Edward (1636). B. at Banowden,
Rutland. Matric. Easter, 1684; B.A. 1687-8; M.A. 1691.
Fellow 1687. Lecturer at St Michael Bassishaw, London.
Chaplain to Sir Nathan Wright, Lord Keeper. Preb. of the
Collegiate Church of Brecon, 1702. R. of Wexham, Bucks.,
1705-6. R. of St James', Garlickhithe, London, 1706-8.
Perhaps brother of Walter (1692) and WiUiam (1684).
{Harwood, 269.)
WELLS, . B.Can.L. A monk of Ely. Fine for non-con-
tinuance, 1431-
WELLS, . B.D. 1474-5-
WELLS, . B.Can.L. 1475-6-
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WELLS, . B.Can.L. 1482-3.
WELLS or WELLYS, . Canonicus. B.D. 1496-7; D.D. 1500.
Perhaps Thomas, of Queens'; R. of Harlington, Middlesex,
1505. R. of St Leonard's, Eastcheap, London, 1513-6;
V. of St Martin-in-the-Fields, 1544; still there, 1558. One
Thomas Wells, prior of St Gregory's, Canterbury; Suffragan
of Canterbury, r505-ii. Died Sept. 17, 1526. Will (Canter-
bury) 1526. {Hennessy, 294; H. G. Harrison.)
WELLS or WHELYS, . M.A. 1501.
WELLES, -. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter, 1544.
WELLES, . Adm. Fell. -Com. at King's, Easter, 1558.
■. Adm. sizar at King's, Michs. 1569.
Adin. at Corpus Christi, 1570.
WELLYSBURNE, JOHN. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1498. Left, 1501.
WELSETT (? WELFITT), HENRY. B.A. 1533-4- Of Yorkshire.
Received the tonsure (London) Sept. 1554.
WELSHOTT, JOHN. .\dm. at King's (age 18) a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 16, 1315. Of Wells, Somerset. B.A. 1519-20;
M..^. 1523. Fellow, 1518-25.
WELSTEAD, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from Trinity, 1637;
Scholar, 1641; B.A. 1641-2. Probably R. of Cosgrove,
Northants., 1664-7. Buried there Sept. 12, 1667. M.I.
Admon. Oct. 3, 1667, to widow Anne.
WELSTED, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Jesus, Jan. 22,
1673-4. Of Middlesex. Perhaps s. of Henry. School, Charter-
house. Matric. 1674; B.A. 1677-8; Scholar, 1678; M.A. i68i.
Ord. deacon (Norwich) Mar. 1679-80; priest, Mar. 1682-3.
R. of Frostenden, Suffolk, 1693-1708. R. of Brettenham,
1708-18. Buried there Oct. 31, 1718. Perhaps brother of
Ralph (1683-4).
WELSTEAD, LEONARD. Adm. pens, at Trinity, July i,
1667. School, Westminster. Matric. 1667; Scholar, 1668;
B.A. 1670-1; M.A. 1674. Fellow, 1673. Incorp. at Oxford,
1676. Ord. deacon (London) May 21; priest, May 24, 1676.
Chaplain to Archbishop Dolben. Preb. of York, 1684-94.
R. of Abington, Northants., 1685-92. V. of St Nicholas,
Newcastle, 1693. Married Anne, dau. of Thomas Stavely,
lawyer and antiquary. Died Nov. 13, 1694. Buried at
Newcastle. Father of the next. (Al. Westmon., 164; Al.
Oxon.)
WELSTEAD, LEONARD. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity,
June 12, 1707. S. of Leonard (above), V. 01 Abington,
Northants. Bapt. there June 3, 1688. School, Westminster.
Clerk in the Secretary of State's Office, and subsequently
in the Ordnance Office, 1725-47. Married (i) a daughter of
Henry PurceU, the musician; (2) Anna Maria, sister of
Admiral Sir Hovenden Walker. A friend of Steele. Now
best known through his quarrel with Pope. Poet; translated
Lcmginus on the Sublime. Died Aug. 1747. Admon., P.C.C.
(D.N.B.; Al. Westmon., 249.)
WELSTEAD, RALPH. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Trinity, Jan. 9,
1683-4. S. of Henry. B. at Uxbridge, Middlesex. School,
Charterhouse. Matric. 1683-4; Scholar, 1687; B.A. 1687-8;
M.A. 1691. Fellow, 1690. Ord. deacon (London) May 23, 1692.
Reader of Charterhouse, 1692. Died Jan. 4, 1726. Perhaps
brother of Henry (1673-4). (Al. Carthus.; Musgrave.)
WELSTEAD, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1588; B.A. 1591-2; M.A. 1595. Probably matric. (Magdalen
College, Oxford) July 2, 1585, age 15; of Somerset, pleb.
R. of Bloxworth, Dorset, 1597-1651. Died Nov. 10, 1651,
aged 79. Buried at Bloxworth. M.I. Will (P.C.C.) 1652.
(Hulckins, I. 182.)
WELT or WELLET, . Incorp. 1491.
WELT, — . B.A. 1501-2.
WELTDEN, WILLIAM. Matric. from Emmanuel, Michs. 1732.
Previously matric. (Pembroke College, Oxford) Mar. 26,
1729, age 16. S. of Henry, of Thomby, Northants., gent.
Bapt. there, Feb. 19, 1712-3. B.A. 1733-4; M.A. i737.
"Perhaps his will (P.C.C.) 1744; of Bedford, M.D., formerly
of Thomby, Northants. (Al. Oxon.; J. Ch. Smith.)
WELTON, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, 1636. Matric.
1637; B.A. 1640-1. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Sept. 25, 1642,
age 24; 'C. of Ilketshall St Laurence, Suffolk'; priest, Mar.
22, 1642-3. Preacher of Ilketshall St Andrew, 1644-85.
WELTON, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, Mar. 3,
1687-8. S. of Thomas, druggist, of Woodbridge, Suffolk.
B. at Framlingham. School, Woodbridge. Matric. 1688;
Scholar, 1688-95; B.A. 1691-2; M.A. 1695; D.D. 1708.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) May 19, 1695. R. of St Mary's,
Whitechapel, London, 1697-1715- V. of East Ham, Essex,
1710-5, deprived as a non-juror. Had strong Jacobite
sympathies and regarded the Whig divines as apostates.
Wendy, Thomas
Caused White Kennett to be represented as Judas in a new
altar-piece placed in the church at Whitechapel, 1713-
Opened a non-juring chapel in Whitechapel, 1715. Received
episcopal consecration from Ralph Tayler, D.D., a non-
juring bishop, in 1722 (see N. andQ., 5th S., xii. 222).
Went to America and became minister of Christ Church,
Philadelphia, 1724; performed episcopal functions. Sum-
moned by Royal writ to return to England, Jan. 1725-6.
Embarked for Lisbon, Jan. 1725-6. Married Temperance
Goodwyn. Author, Sermons. Died at Lisbon, July 22, 1726.
Buried there. {Venn, i. 484; D.N.B.; V. B. Redstone.)
WEMSTON, JAMES. Adm. sizar (age 15) at St John's, June 19,
1665. S. of .Andrew, husbandman, of Haigh, Lanes. B. there.
School, Wigan (Mr Feilding). Matric. 1665.
WEMYS, LEWIS [LUDOWICK]. Adm. Fell. -Com. at Queens',
Apr. 29, 1615. Doubtless 5th s. of Sir James, of Bogie, Fife
(M.A. of St Andrews). B.D. 1621; D.D. 1624 {Lit. Reg.).
Incorp. at Oxford, 1645. Fellow of Queens', by Royal Man-
date, 1618-24. V. of Gedney, Lines., 1622. Preb. of West-
minster, 1631. R. of Finmore, Oxon., 1632. R. of Wheat-
hampstead, Herts., 1639-42. R. of Lamboume, Essex,
1642-3, sequestered. Buried at St Andrew's, Holbom,
London, Oct. 15, 1659. {Al. Oxon.; Shaw, i. 311; The Scots
Peerage, viii. 495.)
WEMYS or WEMES, PATRICK. M.A. 1624 (Incorp. from St
Andrews). C. of Rufforth, Yorks., in 1628. Minister at
Pattiswick, Essex, in 1646; there in 1650. Licence to marry
Catherine Tate, of Rufforth, 1628.
WEEMES. THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, May 17,
1656. 2nd s. of George, yeoman. B. at Trimdon, Durham.
School, Durham (Mr Smyth). Matric. 1656; B.A. 1659-60;
M.A. 1663. Migrated to Sidney, May 26, 1665. Ord. deacon
[? priest] (Durham) July 13, 1662. Perhaps V. of Whitting-
ham, Northumberland, 1666-97; married there to Isabella
Brandling, Oct. i8, 1672. (H. M. Wood.)
WENBURNE, . Adm. sizar at Pembroke, Apr. 18, 1648.
One John Wenbum was ejected from Parham, Suffolk,
1662.
WENDON, NICHOLAS. Matric. sizar from Michael House,
Michs. 1546; Scholar, 1548; B.A. from Trinity, 1550-1;
M.A. 1554. Fellowof Trinity, 1552. LL.D. (from some foreign
university). Ord. deacon (Ely) July 7, 1560. V. of Minster,
Isle of Thanet, 1557. Archdeacon of Suffolk, 1559-75- R- ot
Witnesham, Suffolk, 1560-77. Canon of Norwich, 1561-70,
ejected for not being in orders. Adm. advocate of the Court
of Arches, Oct. 4, 1567. Went to Louvain, c. i575i and
ultimately to Rome. Occurs in a list of fugitives for religion,
Jan. 20, 1576-7. Ord. (R.C.) 1578; ' Lincolniensis.' {Cooper,
1- 384-)
WENDEN, WALTER. Probably Fellow of Clare, 1327. {Coll.
Hist., 2.)
WENDOVER, WILLIAM. Adm. at King's (age 16) a scholar
from Eton, Aug. 16, 1553. Of Bedford. Matric. 1553; B.A.
1557-8 (1st in the ordo). Fellow, 1556-60. 'Secretary to
Lady Lennox.' {Harwood.)
WENDY or WENDIE, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from Christ's,
1595-6. 2nd s. of Thomas (1555), of Haslingfield, Cambs.
Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Nov. 21, 1597. Called to the Bar,
1605. Of Wolston, Warws. Married Elizabeth, dau. of
Nicholas Wentworth, of Lillingstone, Oxon., Feb. 19, 1610.
Died before Nov. 14, 1635. Brother of William (1579-80)
and perhaps of Thomas (1599), father of the next. {Cambs.
Vis., 1 619; Peile, i. 22; W. L. Rutton, Wentworth Family,
264.)
WENDY, FRANCIS. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Emmanuel, Easter,
1634. (Previously at St Catharine's.) Of Cambridgeshire.
2nd s. of Francis (above). Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Nov. 14,
1635 (as s. of Francis, late of Wolston, Warws., deceased).
Died unmarried 1646. (Le Neve, Knights, 17.)
WENDY, JAMES. Adm. sizar (age 14) at St John's, Sept. 14,
1688. S. of James, butcher. B. at Cambridge. School,
Cambridge (private). Matric. 1688; B.A. 1692-3; M..A.. 1696.
Ord. deacon (Norwich) Dec. 20, 1696; priest (London)
Dec. 19, 1697. Chaplain to the East India Company, at
Fort St George, 1697-1707. V. of Barkway, Herts., 1718-27-
R. of Reed, 1718-27. V. of .\bbots Anne, Hants., 1727-
WENDY, THOMAS. B.A. 1518-9. 2nd s. of Thomas, of Clare,
Suffolk. M.A. 1522; M.D. 1526-7 (Incorp. from Ferrara).
Fellow of Gonville Hall, 1519-24. Ph^•siciaIl to Henry
Vlll, Edward VI, Mary, and Elizabeth. Had a grant of the
manor and rectory of Haslingfield. Cambs. from Henry VIII,
June 12, 1541. One of the Commissioners to visit the
University in 1546 and 1559. F.R.C.P., 1551- M.P. for
St Albans, 1554; for Cambs., 1555. A friend of Dr John
Caius. Died May 11, isfio. Buried at Haslingfield. Cambs.
M.I. Will (P.C.C). Benefactor to Gonville Hall. {Venn, i.
24; Vis. of Cambs., 1575, 1619; D.N.B.)
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Wendy, Thomas
WENDY, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Christ's, May, 1555.
Of HaslinRfield and Barrington, Cambs. S. of John Wendy,
of Clare, Suffolk (and nephew of Thomas (above), court-
physician). Scholar, 1557-8. Sherifi of Cambs. and Hunts.,
i573> 1585 and 1602. Married Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas
Atkins, of Gloucestershire. Buried at Haslingfield, Sept. i,
1612. M.I. there, erected by his son. Sir William (? 1579-80).
Father of William (1579-80), Francis (1595-6) and perhaps
of the next. {Cambs. Vis.; Churches of Cambs., 106; Peile, 1.
59-)
WENDY, THOMAS. Scholarof Trinity, Easter, 1590. Perhaps
3rd s. of Thomas (above). Probably M.A. 1615 (on King's
visit). Perhaps brother of Francis (1595-6) and WiUiam
(1579-80). (Vis. of Cambs., 1575 and 1619.)
WENDY, THOMAS. Matric. Fell.-Com. from King's, Lent,
1705-6. Of Cambridgeshire. B. 1688. B.A. from King's,
1709-10; Scholar of Jesus, 1710-2; M.A. 1713. Ord.
deacon (Ely) Sept. 23, 1711; priest. May 30, 1713. Conduct
of King's. Chaplain to the East India Company, 1719-28,
at Fort St George. V. of Fulham, Middlesex, 1730-3. Married
Frances Johnson, Oct. 1724. (Penney, Fort St George,
201.)
WENDY, TITUS. Adm. scholar at Trinity Hall, Mar. 30, 1698.
Matric.pens. July, 1697. LL.B. 1703. Ord. deacon (London)
Apr. 26; priest, May 30, 1708. V. of Stebbing, Essex, 1712-
48. R. of Reed, Herts., 1727-48. Died 1748. (T. C. Dale.)
WENDY, WILLIAM. B.A. Fellow of Corpus Christi, 1379.
Ord. deacon (Ely) 1377. V. of Grantchester, Cambs., 1380-4.
R. of St Benet's, Cambridge, 1380. {Masters.)
WENDY or WENDAY, WILLIAM. Matric. FeU.-Com. from
King's, Lent, 1579-80. Doubtless s. of Thomas (1555), of
Haslingfield, Cambs. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, May 4, 1589;
of Cambridgeshire. Knighted, July 15, i6i8. Sherifi of
Cambridge and Huntingdon. Married Blanche, dau. of Sir
Henry Coningsby, of North Mimms, Herts. Buried at
Hashngfield, Sept. 6, 1623. Brother of Francis (1595-6) and
probably of Thomas (1599). {Vis. of Cambs.; Le Neve,
Knights, 17.)
WENEVE, see WYNNYFFE.
WBNFORD, see WENTFORD.
WENLOCKE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity Hall, Easter,
1615. Probably 's. and h. of Richard, of Langham, Essex,
gent., deceased.' Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Nov. 2, 1616.
Called to the Bar, 1623. Married a sister of Sir John Dalton,
of Cambridgeshire. A great sufferer for his loyalty to King
Charles. Author, The humble declaration of John Wenlock,
Esq., of Langham, Essex; published with some poems, 1662.
(Morant, 11. 242.)
WENMAN, GEORGE. Adm. pens, at Caius, June 27, 1717.
S. of William, gent., of London. School, Eton. Matric.
(Oxford) Mar. 6, 1708-9, age 17; B.A. (Merton College,
Oxford) 1712-3; M.A. (Cambridge) 1717. R. of Kingsley,
Staffs., 1717. (Venn, 11. 7; Al. Oxon.)
WENMAN, RICHARD. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Mar. 12,
1705-6. S. of Thomas, gent., of Yarmouth, Norfolk. B. at
Norwich. Schools, Norwich (private) and Yarmouth.
Matric. 1705-6. Migrated to Caius, Mar. 4, 1706-7. Scholar,
1707-10; B.A. 1709-10; M.A. 1721. Ord. deacon (Ely)
Sept. 23, 171 1 ; priest (Norwich) Mar. i, 1712-3; 'C. of
Thurston.' Perhaps schoolmaster at Yelverton. Probably
V. of Frisby, Leics., 1722-55; R. of Sutton St Anne's, Notts.
Died Aug. 6, 1755, aged 67. M.I. at Frisby. (Venn, 1. 515;
Nichols, III. 262.)
WENNAM, JOHN. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Trinity, c. 1596.
Probably s. and h. of John, of Morehall, Sussex, gent. Adm.
at Gray's Inn, May 8, 1598. Married Joane, dau. of John
Elfred, of Sussex. (Vis. of Sussex; Vis. of London, 1634.)
WENHAM, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 18, 1645.
Of Sussex. S. and h. of John, of Ninfield, and probably
grandson of John (above). Matric. 1645; B.A. 1649. Prob-
ably adm. at Lincoln's Inn, June 11, 1649. Ord. deacon
(Chichester) July 20; priest, July 31, 1660. V. of Hailsham,
Sussex, 1660-1701. Buried there July 4, 1701. (W. C.
Renshaw; Vis. of Sussex.)
WENNAM, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, June 14,
1572. S. of Thomas. B. at Saffron Walden, Essex. School,
Saffron Walden. Matric. 1572; B.A. 1575-6, from Pembroke;
M.A. 1579. V. of Finching&eld, Essex, 1584-1605. Died
1605. Will, P.C.C. (Venn, 1. 71.)
WENHAM or WENMAN, THOMAS. B.A. 1587 (Incorp. from
Oxford). Of Gloucestershire, Esq. Matric. (Trinity College,
Oxford) Jan. 17, 1583-4, age 18; B.A. (Balliol College,
Oxford) 1587; M.A. 1590-1. Supp. for B.D., Apr. 20, 1597.
Public Orator (Oxford) 1594-7. (Al. Oxon.)
WENNINGTON, see also WINNINGTON.
Wentworth, Godfrey
WENNINGTON, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from Christ's, May,
1579. Of Westmorland. Migrated to Trinity. B.A. 1583-4;
M.A. 1587. Ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.) Aug. 13, 1587.
Probably father of the next. (Peile, i. 153.)
WENNINGTON, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from Christ's,
Easter, 1614. Probably s. of Edward (above). B.A. 1617-8;
M.A. 1621. Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1619; priest, Sept.
1621. V. of Aysgarth, Yorks., 1627-67. (Peile, i. 2g8.)
WENSFORD, see WANDESFORD.
WENSLEY, JOSHUA. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1582;
Scholar, 1586.
WENSLEY, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Sidney, May 31,
1662. S. and h. of Robert, gent. B. at Walsoken, Norfolk.
School, Wisbech, Cambs. (Mr Feisne). Matric. 1662; B.A.
1665-6; M.A. 1669. Incorp. at Oxford, 1669. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) Sept. 24; priest, Dec. 18, 1670. V. of Cheshunt,
Herts., 1672-89. Chaplain to James, Earl of Shrewsbury.
Died 1689. Brother of Thomas (1671). (Al. Oxon.; Clutter-
buck, II. 112.)
WENSLEY, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Christ's, Apr. 13,
1727. S. and h. of Peter. B. at Walsoken, Norfolk. School,
Wisbech (Mr Carter). Scholar, 1727; Matric. 1728. Adm.
at Gray's Inn, Feb. 11, 1733-4- (Peile, 11. 214.)
WENSLEY, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's,
May 27, 1671. S. of Robert, gent., of Walsoken, Norfolk.
B. there. School, Wisbech. Matric. 1671; B..\. 1674-5;
M.A. 1678. Ord. deacon (London) May 26, 1678; priest
(Norwich) Dec. 1683. Brother of Robert (1662).
WENSLEY, . Adm. pens, at Christ's, July or Aug. 1685.
WENSELAGH, ROBERT. Adm. scholar at King's Hall,
July 4, 1429; B.A. 1432. Left, 1445-6.
WENSLOW or WENCELAGH, ROBERT. Adm. at King's
(age 18) a scholar from Eton, 1467. Of York diocese. S. of
John, of Brandesburton. B.Civ.L. 1477-8. Ord. sub-deacon
(Elv) Dec. 23, 1475; deacon (Lincoln) Mar. 9, 1475-6. R. of
Kir'kby Wiske, 1482. V. of Hunmanby, 1488-91. R. of
Folkton, 1489-97. (Surtees Sac, liii. 190.)
WENTFORD or WENTFORTH, HENRY. Matric. pens, from
Queens', Easter, 1544.
WENTFORD or WENFORD, RICHARD. Matric. FeU.-Com.
from Clare, c. 1596.
WENTFORTH, T. B.A. 1490-1.
WENFORD, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1562; Scholar, 1562; B.A. 1565-6, Wentford. Fellow, 1566.
WENTEFORD, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Trinity, c. 1596.
WENTT, . Canonicus. B.Can.L. 1514-5.
WENTWORTH, ALBLASTER. Adm. scholar (age 17) at Caius,
Mar. 24, 1584-5. S. of Henry, of Ipswich, Suffolk, gent, (and
Jane, dau. of Edmund Alblaster, of Tendring, Essex).
B. 1568. School, Wethersfleld, Essex (Mr Rogers). Matric.
pens, from St Catharine's, Lent, 1584-5- Perhaps brother
of Edward (1595). (Venn, i. 124; Essex Arch. Soc, N.S.,
III. 221.)
WENTWORTH, DARCY. Matric. pens, from St John's,, Easter,
1611. 2nd s. of Thomas (? 1573), of North Elmsall, Yorks.,
Esq. B. 1592. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, May 9, 1612. Gentle-
man usher of the Black Rod to Earl Strafford, Lord-Lieuten-
ant of Ireland. J.P. for the West Riding of Yorkshire, in
1655, and Commissioner for sewers. Of Brodsworth, Esq.
Married Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Edward Warren, of Poynton,
Cheshire, Knt. Died s.p., Feb. 20, 1667. Buried at South
Kirkby. M.I. Will, York. (Burke, Ext. Bart.; Vis. of
Yorks. ,1612, 1665; J. Ch. Smith; Genealogist,!^ .S., XIX. I77-)
WENTWORTH, EDWARD. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Christ's,
July, 1581. One of these names s. of John, of Gt Horkesley,
and of Gosfield, Essex. Of Gosfield, Esq. Died 1591. Buried
at Gosfield. Perhaps brother of Henry (1583). (Peile, 1. 163;
Essex Arch. Soc, N.S., in. 221.)
WENTWORTH, EDWARD. Adm. at Caius, Apr. 9, i595-
S. of Henry, gent. School, St Olave's (? St Tuh), London.
Afterwards at Trinity. Perhaps brother of Alblaster (1584-5).
(Venn, 1. 155.)
WENTWORTH, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs.
1552. Possibly 4th s. of Sir Nicholas, of Codham Hall,
Essex, Knt. His father intended him to become a priest,
but evidence that he did so is lacking. (W. L. Rutton,
Wentworth Earn., 303.)
WENTWORTH, GERVASE. Matric. pens, from Trinity,
Michs. 1548. Probably s. of William, of Wentworth, Yorks.
Scholar, 1548; B.A. 1553-4. Probably brother of Thomas
(1548). (Baker, Northants., i. 35; Hunter, 11. 88.)
WENTWORTH, GODFREY. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 17) at St
John's, July 21, 1722. S. of Godfrey, gent., of WooUey and
Brodsworth, Yorks. B. Oct. 17, 1704, at Brodsworth, near
366
Wentworth, Henry
Doncaster. School, Wakefield. Matric. 1723. M.P. for
York, 1741-7. J. P. for Yorkshire. Lord Mayor of York,
1759- Married Dorothy, dau. of Sir Lionel Pilkington, Bart.,
Mar. 4, 1727-8. Died Jan. i8, 1789, aged 84. Buried at
Hicklcton. M.I. (ScoU-Mayor, iii. 356; Genealogist, N.S.,
XX. 260; Hunter, 11. 388.)
WENTWORTH, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs.
1550. Possibly 2ud s. of Thomas, ist Baron of Nettlestead,
Suffolk. If so, of Blakenham, Suffolk. Married Elizabeth
Glemham. Perhaps brother of Thomas. (Rutton, Wentworth
Family.)
WENTWORTH, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse,
Michs. 1583. Perhaps s. of John, of Little Horkesley, Esse.x.
Counsellor-at-law. Died Jan. i, 16x3-4, in St Sepulchre's
parish, London. M.I. at Maldon, Essex. {Essex Arch. Soc,
N.S., III. 221; W. L. Rutton, Wentworth Family, 194, 303.)
WENTWORTH, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Oct. 14,
1619. Perhaps 's. of Edward, of Booking, Essex, Esq.,
deceased'; adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Nov. 14, 1620. (Essex
Arch. Soc, N.S., iii. 221.)
WENTWORTH, HUGH. Adm. sizar at Jesus, June lo, 1659.
4th s. of Hugh, of South Elmsall, Yorks. Bapt. Aug. i,
i642,at Whitkirk. Matric. 1659; B. A. 1662-3; Scholar, 1663;
M.A. i666. Fellow, 1666-81. Incorp. at Oxford, 1672. Ord.
deacon (York) c. Nov. 1664; priest, 1667. V. of Whittlesford,
Cambs., 1674-80. R. of Tankersley, Yorks., 1678-1715.
Died 1715. (Hunter, S. Yorks., 11. 456; Al. Oxon.)
WENTWORTH, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter,
1546.
WENTWORTH, JOHN. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Christ's,
Mar. 1588; B.A. 1591-2. Perhaps adm. at Lincoln's Inn,
Apr. 13, 1592; 'of Suffolk.' Probably the founder of the
Hebrew Lectureship. Sheriff of Suffolk, 1619. Possibly
identical with Sir John Wentworth, of Somerleyton, Suffolk.
If so, s. of John, of Darsham. Married Anne, dau. of Sir
Stephen Somers, of London. Died 1652. (Peile, i. 192, 230;
W. L. Rutton, 304.)
WENTWORTH, JOHN. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Christ's,
1598-9- Doubtless s. and h. of John, of Gosfield, Essex,
Esq. (and Cicely, dau. of Sir Edward Unton, of Wadley,
Gloucs., Knt.). B. c. 1583. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Feb. 24,
1596-7. Knighted, Apr. 22, 1603. Created Bart., June 29,
161 r. Gentleman of the Bedchamber to Henry, Prince of
Wales. Succeeded his father, Feb. 10, 1613-4; alienated
the family estate at Gosfield, 1622. Married Catherine, dau.
of Sir Moyle Finch, Bart. Died s.p.m.s., Oct. 3, 1631.
[G.E.C, I. 43; Vis. of Essex, 1612; W. L. Rutton, 168.)
WENTWORTH, JOHN. Matric. Fell.-Com. from St John's,
Michs. 1612. Probably s. of William, of Wentworth Wood-
house, Yorks. Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1612. Died
unmarried. Buried 1625, at Wentworth. Probably brother
of William (1609) and Thomas (1609). {Hunter, n. 88.)
WENTWORTH, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1621. Of Yorkshire. B.A. 1625-6; M.A. 1629. Fellow, 1626.
Probably 5th s. of Michael (1580). B. 1606. If so, lawyer.
D.C.L. (Oxford) 1642-3. Secretary to Edward, Lord
Lyttleton; secretary to his cousin, Lord Strafford, 1647.
Succeeded his brother Sir George at Woolley, in 1660.
Married Elizabeth, dau. of Arthur Aldburgh, of Aldburgh,
Yorks. DiedFeb. 22, 1682-3. Doubtless brother of Matthew
(1619), etc., and father of Michael (1670). {Genealogist, N.S.,
XX. 288; Hunter, 11. 388.)
WENTWORTH, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1623; B.A. 1626-7; M.A. 1630.
WENTWORTH, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's,
May 27, 1640. S. of George, Esq., of Bretton, Yorks. B.
there. School, Bradford (Mr Worrall). Matric. 1640. Of
Bretton and Towthomfield, Derbs., Esq. Married Susan,
dau. of Thomas Eyre, of Towthomfield. Buried at Silkstone,
Apr. 16, 1657. (Hunter, S. Yorks., u. 244; Genealogist, N.S.,
XVII. i86,)
WENTWORTH, JOHN. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Jesus, June 27,
1 661. S. and h. of Thomas (1636), late of Elmsall, Yorks.,
Esq., deceased (and Agnes, dau. of Sir Henry Bellingham,
of Levens, Westmorland, Bart.). B. in Westmorland.
Migrated to Oxford. Matric. (Trinity College, Oxford)
July 3, 1663, age 18. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Jan. 31, 1664-5.
Knighted, May 8, 1667. Of North Elmsall. Married Cathe-
rine, dau. of Sir Thomas Norcliffc, of Langton. Died June 4,
1671, aged 26. M.I. at South Kirkby. [His nephew John
was created Bart., 1692.] {Al. Oxon.; Vis. of Yorks., 1665;
Hunter, 11. 454.)
WENTWORTH, LIONEL. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1628.
WENTWORTH, MATTHEW. Matric. pens, from St John's,
Michs. 1619. Probably 4th s. of Michael (next). Captain of
Wentworth, Thomas
a troop of horse. Died 1647. Will dated Dec. 4, 1646;
proved (London) June 10, 1651. See Al. Oxon. for a con-
temporary namesake. Doubtless brother of Michael (1618)
and John (1621). (Genealogist, xx. 257.)
WENTWORTH, MICHAEL. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Caius,
Oct. 20, 1580. 2nd s. of Thomas, of Mendham Priory,
Suffolk, and afterwards of Armley, Yorks. (and Susan, dau.
of Christopher Hopton, of Armley). School, Leeds (Mr Har-
grave). Adm. at Gray's Inn, Nov. 8, 1583. A popish re-
cusant; frequently fined. Purchased Woolley, in 1599.
Married Frances, dau. of George Downes, of Pawnton,
Herefordshire. Died 1641, age 93 (sic). Probably father
of the next, of Matthew (above) and of John 11621). (Venn.
I. 108; Vis. of Yorks., 1665.)
WENTWORTH, MICHAEL. Matric. FeU.-Com. from St John's.
Michs. 1618. Probably 2nd s. of Michael (above), of Woolley,
Yorks. B. 1597. Died unmarried, Sept. 19, 1659. Buried
at Woolley. Probably brother of Matthew (above) and
of John (1621). One of these names 4th s. of William, of
Wentworth. Bapt. there Aug. 3, 1600. In the army in 1623.
(Hunter, S. Yorks., 11. 90, 388; Vis. of Yorks., 1665;
Genealogist, N.S., xx. 257.)
WENTWORTH, MICHAEL. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 17) at St
John's, Oct. 18, 1639. S. and h. of Sir George, Knt., of
Woolley, Yorks. B. there. School, Bradford (Mr Worrall).
Matric. 1640. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Mar. 16, 1640-1. Married
Catherine, dau. of Sir William St Quintin, of Harpham,
Yorks., Bart. Died s.p. and v.p., Aug. 9, 1658. Buried at
WooUey. (Hunter, S. Yorks., u. 388; Genealogist, N.S., xx.
257.)
WENTWORTH, MICHAEL. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 15) at
St John's, Apr. 25, 1670. S. and h. of John (1621), of
Woolley, Yorks., Knt. B. at York. School, Wakefield.
Commanded a regiment of militia in 1680; Lieut. -Colonel,
1688. Knighted July 5, 1681. Succeeded his father at
Woolley, Feb. 1682-3. M.P. for Aldborough, 1685-96.
Of Woolley. Married Dorothy, dau. of Sir Godfrey Copley,
of Spotborough, Nov. 18, 1673. Buried Sept. 13, 1696, at
Woolley. Father of William (1691-2). (Vis. of Yorks., 16^$;
Le Neve, Knts., 354; Burke, L.G.; Hunter, 11. 388.)
WENTWORTH, PETER. Matric. pens, from Trinity Hall,
Easter, 1560. One of these names s. of Henry, of Gosfield,
and of Mountnessing, Essex. R. of Abberton, Essex, 1578-
91. R. of Gt Bromley, 1581-99. R. of Gestingthorpe, 1582-
99. Chaplain to Lord Darcy. Died 1599. Will, P.C.C.
(Essex Arch. Soc, N.S., iii. 22.)
WENTWORTH, PETER. B.A. 1623 (Incorp. from Oxford). Of
Northamptonshire, Esq. S. of Thomas, Recorder of Oxford
(and Dorothy, dau. of Thomas Keble, of Newbottle, North-
ants.). B. r6oi. Matric. (Magdalen Hall, Oxford) Mar. 13,
1617-8, age 16; B.A. (Oxford) 1621; M.A. 1624; B.D. 1631;
D.D. 1633. Fellow of Balliol CoUege, Oxford. R. of Rise-
holme, Lines., 1633-7. Dean of Armagh, 1637-41; fled to
England on the outbreak of the rebellion in Ulster. Arch-
deacon of Carlisle, c 1645. Minister of Buriton, Hants., in
1658. R. of Gt Haseley, O.xon., 1660. Died at Bath, July 22,
1661. Buried in the Abbey Church. Admon., P.C.C. (Al.
Oxon.; W. L. Rutton, Wentworth Family.)
WENTWORTH, PHILIP. Matric. pens, from King's, Michs.
1582. One of these names, 'of Cotton, Suffolk,' adm. at
Gray's Inn, Dec. 25, 1594.
WENTWORTH, THOMAS. B.Can.L. 1476-7. S. of 'Dominus'
de la Roose (doubtless Roger, of Nettlestead, Suffolk, who
married Marjery Despenser, widow of John Lord Roos).
R. of Barrow, Suffolk, 1474. Perhaps V. of Duxford, Cambs.
DiedSept. 21, 1489. M.I. at Duxford (brass). (W. L. Rutton,
Wentivorth Family.)
WENTWORTH, THOMAS. Of St John's. S. of Thomas, Lord
Wentworth, of Nettlestead, Suffolk. B. 1525. M.P. for
Suffolk, 1547-51. Joined the expedition to Scotland, and
fought at Musselburgh, 1547. Knighted Sept. 28, 1547.
Succeeded as 2nd Baron, Mar. 3, 1550-1. P.C. Lord-
Deputy of Calais, 1553-8, when the town was captured by
the French. Tried for the surrender, but acquitted, 1559.
Lord-Lieutenant of Norfolk and Suffolk, 1570. Married
(i) Mary, dau. of Sir John Wentworth, of Gosfield, Essex;
(2) Anne (or Agnes), dau. of Henry Wentworth, of Mount-
nessing. Died Jan. 13, 1583-4, at Stepney, Middlesex.
Admon., Jan. 18, 1583-4. Perhaps brother of Henry (1550).
(Cooper, I. 484; G.E.C; Misc. Gen. et Her., N.S., iv.~34o,
whcredateof death is wrongly given; D.S.U.; W. L. Rutton,
Wentworth Family.)
WENTWORTH, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity Hall,
Easter, 1548. Probably s. and h. of William, of Wentworth
Woodhouse, Yorks. Sheriff of Yorks.. 1582. Married Mar-
garet, dau. of William Gascoign, of Gawthorpe, Esq. Died
Feb. 14, 1587. Probably brother of Gervase ( 1 54S). (Hunter,
II. 89.)
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Wentworth, Thomas
WENTWORTH, THOMAS. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 8) at Peter-
house, Oct. 5, 1566. Matric. 1566.
WENTWORTH, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter,
1573. Possibly s. and h. of Thomas, of North Ehnsall, Yorks.
If so, married Elizabeth, dau. of Richard Godericke, of
Ribston, Yorks.; J. P. of West Riding, Yorks., 1632. Buried
at South Kirkby, Jan. 22, 1632-3. Perhaps father of Darcy
(1611). {Genealogist, N.S., xiv. 177.)
WENTWORTH, THOMAS. Matric. FeU.-Com. from St John's,
Easter, 1609. S. and h. of Sir William, Bart., of Wentworth-
Woodhouse, Yorks. (eind Anne, dau. of Sir Robert Atkins
(? Atkinson), of Stowell, Gloucs.). B. Apr. 13, 1593. Adm.
at the Inner Temple, Nov. 1607. Knighted Dec. 6, 1611.
M.P. for York, 1614; for Yorkshire, 1621-2, 1625 and 1628;
for Pontefract, 1624. Custos Rot. for West Riding, Yorkshire,
1615-26. Engaged in a feud with Sir John Savile, 1617.
Sheriff of Yorks., 1625-6. Opposed war with Spain and
showed hostility to Puritanism. Showed firmness and
moderation in opposing the Crown. Passively accepted the
Petition of Right, 1628. Created Baron Wentworth of
Wentworth-Woodhouse, July 22, 1628; Viscount, Dec. 13,
1628, and subsequently Baron Raby and Earl of Strafford,
Jan. 12, 1639-40. President of the Council of the North,
1628. P.C, 1629. Used fine and imprisonment by the Star
Chamber to break down opposition of the northern gentry.
Lord-Deputy of Ireland, 1632; set himself to establish the
Royal authority with a complete disregard of private
interests. Suppressed piracy in St George's Channel; en-
couraged the linen industry; compelled restitution by
nobility of embezzled church property, forcing acceptance
by the clergy of the English Thirty-nine Articles. Com-
pelled packed juries to declare all Connaught Crown property.
Advocated the invasion of Scotland to crush covenanters
and to enforce adoption of English liturgy, 1638. Became,
informally, Charles I's chief adviser, Sept. 1639. Lord-
Lieutenant of Ireland, 1640. K.G., 1640. Assented to the
dissolution of the Short Parliament, 1640; urged collection
of funds by force and immediate invasion of Scotland.
Took command of the King's forces in Yorkshire, 1640.
Urged Charles I to send Parliamentary leaders to the Tower
of London. Impeached by the Commons and sent to the
Tower, 1640. Bill of attainder against him passed by the
Commons, Apr. 21; by the Lords, May 8, and assented to
by the King, May 8, 1641. Married three wives. Executed
on Tower Hill, May 12, 1641. Buried at Wentworth-Wood-
house. Brother of William (1609) and probably of John
(1612). (G.E.C.\D.N.B.)
WENTWORTH, THOMAS. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 16) at St
John's, July 3, 1636. S. and h. of Sir Thomas, Knt., of
ElmsaU, in South Kirkby, Yorks. B. there. School, Elmsall
(MrBurdett). Matric. 1636. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Oct. 19,
1637. Of ElmsaU, Esq. Married Agnes, dau. of Sir Henry
BeUingham, of Levens, Westmorland, Knt. Died May 10,
1653, age 33. Biiried at South Kirkby. M.I. Father of
John (1661). (Burke, Ext. Bart.; O.E.C., iv. 160; Hunter,
II. 454-)
WENTWORTH, THOMAS. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 14) at
St John's, May 15, 1707. S. of the Hon. Thomas (Watson),
of Wentworth-Woodhouse, Yorks. (and grandson of Edward,
Lord Rockingham). B. Nov. 13, 1693, at Tidmington,
Worcs. Matric. 1707-8; M.A. 1708. K.B., 1728. Created
Baron Malton, May 28, 1728. Lord-Lieutenant of the West
Riding of Yorkshire, 1733. Created Viscount Higham, and
Earl of Malton, Nov. 19, 1734, and Marquis of Rockingham,
Apr. 19, 1746. Married Lady Mary Finch, dau. of the Earl
of Winchelsea, Sept. 22, 1716. Died at Wentworth House,
Dec. 14, 1750. Buried in York Minster. {G.E.C.; Hunter, 11.
91; Scott-Mayor, u. 81, where he is confused with the Earl
of Strafford.)
WENTWORTH, W. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1576.
Perhaps WiUiam; adm. at Gray's Inn, Nov. 11, 1576
(specially admitted).
WENTWORTH, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter,
1571. One of these names adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Feb. 16,
1578-9; of Yorkshire; late of Fumival's Inn.
WENTWORTH, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, 1599-
1600. Possibly s. of Christopher, of Barrow, and of Alford,
Lines. Bapt. June 8, 1584, at Lincoln. B.A. 1603-4; M.A.
1607. Possibly of Alford, Lines. If so, married there to
Susanna Carter, Nov. 28, 1614. (Lines. Pedigrees, 1063.)
WENTWORTH, WILLIAM. Matric. FeU.-Com. from St John's,
Easter, 1609. 2nd s. of Sir WiUiam, of Wentworth-Wood-
house, Yorks., Bart. Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1608.
Barrister, 1620. Of Ashby Puerorum, Lines. Married Eliza-
beth, dau. of Thomas Savile, of Hasledon Hall, Wakefield,
Yorks. KiUed at Marston Moor, July 3, 1644. Buried at
Poppleton. WiU (York) 1644. Brother of Thomas (1609)
and perhaps of John (1612). (M. H. Peacock; Baker, 1. 35.)
West, Edmund
WENTWORTH, WILLIAM. Licensed to practise medicine,
1610.
WENTWORTH, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's,
Sept. 1, 1636. S. of Thomas, Esq., of Kirkby, Yorks. B.
there. School, Wakefield. Matric. 1637. Captain in the
Royalist army. Died 1660. (Wakefield Grammar School,
203.)
WENTWORTH, WILLIAM. Adm. FeU.-Com. at King's,
1691-2. Doubtless s. and h. of Sir Michael (1670), of WooUey,
Yorks., Knt. Bapt. there, Aug. 19, 1675. Succeeded his
father, at Woolley, Sept. 13, 1696. Married Catherine, dau.
of Charles Turner, of Kirk Leatham, Yorks. Dieds.^., June 3,
1729. Buried at WooUey. (Burke, L.G.; Hunger, 11. 388.)
WENTWORTH, . B.A. 1487-8. Perhaps Richard, V. of
Gamlingay, Cambs., 1490-1506.
WENTWORTH or WENWORTH, . Matric. pens, from
Christ's, May, 1544.
WENTWORTH, 'DOMINUS.' M.A. 1612 (nob.). Possibly
Thomas (1609) whom see.
WENYNGAME, . Com. for M.A. or higher degree, 1496-7.
WERGE, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age ig) at St John's, May 23,
1746. S. of Richard, V. of Hartlepool, Durham. B. Mar. 11,
1727-8, at Hartlepool. School, Croglin, Cumberland (Mr
Noble). Matric. 1746; B..\. 1749-50. Ord. deacon (Rochester)
Aor. 1, 1750; 'C. of Stamford, Lines.'; priest (Durham)
Feb. 1750-1. C. of Stamford, Lines. Author, Collection of
Original Poems, Essays and Epistles. (Scott-Mayor, in.
558.)
WERITH, EDMUND. Scholar (age 9) of Clare, Jan. 12, 1497-8.
WERLEY, ARTHUR. B.A. 1518-9.
WERLYNGWORTH, ADAM DE. Scholar of King's; appointed
V. of Harlow, Essex, 1345. (Patent Rolls.)
WERSDALE or WARYSDALE, THOMAS. B.A. 1512-3; M.A.
1516; B.D. 1523-4. FeUow of St John's, 1516.
WESCO, HENRY. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1568.
WESENHAM, JOHN DE. University BedeU, c. 1360. Stationer
of the University in 1361. His seal is attached to a docu-
ment, preserved in the Bursary at Corpus Christi, recording
the transference of a messuage situate in Gt St Mary's
parish, Cambridge, to him, his wife Alice, and Joan, his
daughter; dated Sept. 16, 1390. Perhaps the V. of Swaffham
Prior, Cambs., who exchanged for Shingay in 1385. For
further interesting facts concerning him and his family see
H. P. Stokes, Esquire Bedells.
WESLEY, see WESTLEY.
WESSEL, LEONARD. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1722. S. of Leonard, of Tadworth-in-Banstead, Surrey.
B. Sept. 21, 1703, at Banstead. Matric. Easter, 1723. Died
of consumption. Mar. 1, 1724. (Harwood, 310.)
WEST, BARNEHAM. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Christ's, Mar. 14,
1632-3. S. of Thomas (?c. 1595), attomey-at-law, of Don-
caster, Yorks. Bapt. there, Dec. 19, 1616. School, Doncaster
(Mr Meeres). Matric. 1633; B.A. 1636-7; M.A. 1640. Ord.
priest (Peterb.) Sept. 19, 1641. A Commonwealth minister
at KUwarlin, Co. Down, in 1657. R. of Aston, Yorks.,
1665-90. Died 1690. Brother of Robert (1635-6). (PeiU,
I. 425; Vis. of Yorks., 1666; Hunter, i. 301; E. E. West.)
WEST, BENJAMIN. Adm. sizar at Trinity, July 2, 1656. Of
Lincolnshire. Matric. 1656; Scholar, 1657; B.A. 1659-60;
M.A. 1663. FeUow, 1661. Ord. deacon (Ely) Dec. 20, 1662.
WiU proved (V.C.C.) 1663.
WEST, CHARLES. B.A. 1527-8.
WEST, CHARLES. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, May 28,
1719. S. of Charles, chemist. School, Westminster. Matric.
1720; Scholar, 1720; B.A. 1722-3; M.A. 1726; M.D. 1728
(Com. Reg.).
WEST, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. scholar (age 19) at Caius, Jan.
21, 1603-4. S. of Christopher, husbandman, of Halton-in-
Cra%'en, Yorks. Schools, Halton and Lynn. B.A. 1607-S;
M.A. 1611. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Sept. 24, 1609; priest.
Mar. 8, 1611-2. C. of Beccles, Norfolk, 1609. C. of Aldeby,
1614. R. of WiUingham All Saints', Suffolk, 1618. R. of
EUough, 1618; there in 1650. Father of Thomas (1637).
(Venn, i. 183.)
WEST, CHRISTOPHER. M.A. 1614 (Incorp. from Oxford).
Of Devon, gent. Matric. (BaUiol CoUege, Oxford) Oct. 22,
1602, age 17; B..A. (Oxford) 1606; M..A.. 1609. (Al. Oxon.,
where he is confused with Christopher (above).)
WEST, EDMUND. B.A. 1538-9. Of Lincolnshire. M.A. 1542.
FeUow of Pembroke, 1540. Steward to Bishop Ridley, of
London. Preb. of St Paul's, 1551-4. R. of Fulham, Middle-
sex, 1552-4. Died 1554. (Cooper, i. 118.)
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WEST, EDMUND. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Trinity, Oct. 5, 1646.
Of Norfolk. S. and h. of Edmund, of Marsworth, Bucks,
(and Aune Beake, of Castle Acre, Norfolk). Adm. at the
Inner Temple, 1645-6. Barrister, 1653. Bencher, 1667.
Serjeant-at-law, i68o. Of Marsworth, Bucks. Died Feb.
1681-2, aged 51. (Vis. of Bucks., 1634; Le Neve, Mon.,
V.30.)
WEST, EDWARD. M.A. from Clare, 1722. S. of Richard
(1664), of Creaton, Northants., clerk. Matric. (Merton
College, O.xford) Dec. 10, 1697, age 15; B.A. (Oxford) 1702.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Mar. 9, priest. Mar. 27. 1706-7. C. of
Arthingworth, Northants., 1707. R. of Graffham, Sussex,
in 1721. R. of Bignor, 1721-33. Brother of Richard (1687).
(H. X. Longden; Canterbury Act Book, where date of death
is ^vrong; T. C. Dale.)
WEST, HENRY. B.A. 1454-5.
WEST, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1548.
WEST, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter, 1582; B.A.
1585-6. Perhaps V. of Stalisfield, Kent, 1597-1629. Died
Jan. 2, 1629.
WEST, HUGH. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1633; B.A.
1636-7; M.A. 1640.
WEST, JAMES. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1580;
B.A. 1583-4.
WEST, JOHN. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1498.
Of Wells, Somerset. B.A. 1502-3; M.A. 1506. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) Mar. 16, 1509-10; of Wells diocese. V. of Ring-
wood, Hants. Buried there. Will (P.C.C.) 1544; to be
buried at St Mary de Stall, Bath. (J. Venn.)
WEST, JOHN. B.A. 1500-x.
WEST, JOHN. B.A. 1508-9; M.A. 1512; B.D. 1513-4; D.D.
1516-7. Fellow of St John's, 151 1.
WEST, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs. 1569;
B.A. from Corpus Christi, 1572-3; M.A. 1579. Incorp. at
O-xford, 1586. V. of Cholsey, Berks., 1581. Will (Archd.
Berks.) 1606.
WEST, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St Catharine's, Michs. 1571.
WEST, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Corpus Christi, 1595. Of
Norfolk. Matric. c. 1595. B.A. 1598-9; M.A. 1602. Ord.
deacon and priest (Peterb.) July 22, 1599. R. of Illington,
Norfolk, 1604-24. R. of Thetford St Peter, 1617-24.
WEST, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Christ's, 1598-9. Perhaps
s. and h. of William, of Berwick, Northumberland, deceased.
Adm. at the Middle Temple, June i, 1597. If so, of the
King's Privy Chamber and a Deputy Remembrancer of the
Exchequer. Died 1638. Will, P.C.C. {Peile, I. 231; E. E.
West.)
WEST, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Michs. 1608.
Of Norfolk. B.A. 1611-2: M.A. 1615.
WEST, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1613; B..A.
1617; M.A. 1621. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Dec. 21, 1617;
priest (Peterb.) Sept. 26, 1622. Doubtless R. of Langton, near
Homcastle, Lines., 1622. Will (P.C.C.) 1654. Father of
Willoughby (1650).
WEST, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Easter, i6i8
{impubes).
WEST, JOHN. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Magdalene, Michs.
1619. Probably s. and h. of William (1586), of Firbeck,
Yorks., Esq.; age 7 in 1612. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Aug. i,
1619. Of Firbeck, Esq. Married Frances, dau. of Christopher
Hodgson, of Beeston, Leeds, 1627. Died s.p., June 7, 1659.
Buried at Firbeck. M.I. {Hunter, i. 301.)
WEST, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1621;
Scholar, 1625; B.A. 1625-6; M.A. 1629. Fellow, 1627.
Junior Bursar, 1640-3. One of these names V. of Eaton
Bray, Beds. (College living), 1640. But see also the next
two men.
WEST, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1626; B.A.
1630-1. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Feb. 26, 1631-2.
WEST, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1632;
Scholar, 1634; B.A. 1634-5; M.A. 1638. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
June 9, 1639.
WEST, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's, Easter, 1649.
WEST, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Corpus Christi, 1653. Of Norfolk.
Matric. 1654; B.A. 1656-7; M.A. i66o.
WEST, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Sidney, Jan. 28, 1673-4.
S. and h. of John, baker. B. at Eynesbury, Hunts. Schools,
St Neots (Jo. Michel) and Islington, Middlesex (Jo. Matthews),
London. Matric. 1674; B.A. 1677-8; M.A. 1681.
WEST, JOHN. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1683.
B. at Binfield, Berks. Matric. 1683-4; B.A. 1687-8. Fellow,
1687. Died of small-pox, 1687. {Harwood, 268.)
West, Richard
WEST, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Clare, June 3, 1730. B. at
Wisbech, Isle of Ely. Matric. 1730; B.A. from Magdalene,
1733-4; M.A. 1737. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 22, 1734;
priest, Sept. 19, 1736. V. of Sutton, Isle of Ely, 1743-75.
V. of Mepal, 1743-75. Died Apr. 1775. (G. Mag.)
WEST, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Sept. 9, 1731. Of Middle-
sex. Probably s. of Richard (1687), D.D., clerk, deceased.
B. Dec. 25, 1713, in Westminster. Rustat Scholar, 1731.
Migrated to King's, a scholar from Eton, Jan. 1731-2.
Died at Cambridge of small-pox, Apr. 7, 1732, aged 20.
{Harwood, 323.)
WEST, LEWIS. Matric. sizar from Sr John's, Easter, 1623.
3rd s. of Francis, of Hunshelf, Yorks. B.A. 1626-7; M.A.
1630. Preb. of Carlisle, 1636-67. V. of Addingham, Cumber-
land, 1636-46 and 1661-7. V. of Woolley, Yorks., 1651-67.
V. of Gt Salkeld, 1660-7. Archdeacon of Carlisle, 1660-7.
Married Francis, dau. of Richard Marsh, D.D., Dean of
York. Died 1667. Father of the next and of Tobias (1665).
(Hunter, .S. Yorks., 11. 357; B. Nightingale; G. B. Routledge;
E. E. West.)
WEST, LEWIS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Sx John's, Apr. 23,
1672. S. of Lewis (above), deceased, V. of Woolley, Yorks.
B. there. School, Kendall. Matric. 1672. Adm. at Gray's
Inn, June 28, 1672. Barrister, 1679. Bencher, 1706. Married
and had issue. Died Oct. 29, 1718, aged 63. Buried at
St Mary's, Castlegate, York. Brother of Tobias (1665).
(M. H. Peacock; Hunter, 11. 35.)
WEST, LEWIS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, June i,
1705. S. of Tobias (1665), V. of Grinton, Yorks. School,
Threshfield (Mr Marshall). Matric. 1705. Migrated to
Oxford. Matric. (Lincoln College, Oxford) Feb. 12, 1707-8,
age 19; B.A. (Oxford) 1709. Preb. of Inver, M.A., and of
Raphoe, 1724. Died 1746. {Al. Oxnn.; E. E. West.)
WEST, MICHAEL. Matric. pens, from Trinity Hall, Easter,
1675; LL.B. from Peterhouse, 1681.
WEST, NICHOLAS. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1483.
S. of John, baker, of Putney, Surrey. B. 1461. B.A. 1486-7;
M.A. 1490. Fellow, till 1498. LL.D. before 1501 (according
to Cooper). R. of Eaglescliffe, Durham, 1499-1515. Arch-
deacon of Derby, 1486-1515. V. of Kingston, Surrey, 1502.
R. of Witney, Oxon., 1502. Treasurer of Chichester, 1507-15.
Dean of Windsor, 1509-15. Bishop of Ely, 1515-33. Chap-
lain to Queen Catherine and a zealous advocate for her in
the affair of the divorce. Employed in many embassies
abroad. Built a chapel at the east end of the south aisle of
Putney Church. Lived in magnificent style; said to have
kept one hundred servants. Died Apr. 6, 1533. Buried in
Ely Cathedral. Will (P.C.C). Benefactor to King's.
{Harwood; Cooper, i. 46; D.N.B.; Musgrave.)
WEST, NICHOLAS. B.A. I534"5; M.A. 1537-8.
WEST, NICHOLAS. Matric. sizar from Clare, Lent, 1580-1.
WEST, RALPH. 'King's scholar' at Cambridge, 1333.
WEST, RALPH. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1615; B.A.
1617-8; M.A. 1621. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Dec. 19, 1619;
priest, Dec. 12, 1621. R. of Irby, Lines., 1622. Buried there
Aug. 15, 1667. (H. G. Harrison.)
WEST, RICHARD. B.A. 1521-2; M.A. 1525; B.D. I532-3.
Fellow of Jesus, 1526-39. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Apr. 6;
priest, Apr. 20, 1527. One of these names, M.A., R. of West
Horsley, Surrey, 1582-8; died 1588. (A. Gray.)
WEST, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Easter,
I57I.
WEST, RICHARD. B.A. from Pembroke, 1587-8. Perhaps
ord. deacon and priest (Lincoln) May 24, 1592- V. of Thorpe,
Lines., 1593-1600. Probably P.C. of Raithby, c. 1604.
V. of Burgh-in-the-Marsh, Lines., 1605. Author, Court of
Conscience, a satire, etc. Will (Lincoln) 1645-6. Probably
father of Thomas (1620). {Cooper, 11. 479; D.N.B.)
WEST, RICHARD. M.A. 1641 (Incorp. from Oxford). 4th s. of
Thomas, of Northampton, clerk (sir). Bapt. Oct. 6, 1614,
at Hardingstone. Matric. (Christ Church, Oxford) Feb. 15,
1632-3, age 18; scholar from Westminster; B.A. (Oxford)
1636;" M.A. 1639. Created D.D. (Oxford) 166.0. R. of
Shillington, Dorset, c. 1647-90. Canon of Wells, 1664.
R. of Durweston, Dorset, 1664-90. Chaplain extraordinary
to the King. Married Anne, dau. of Thom.is Bettcsworth, of
Winchester. Died May 22, 1690, aged 76. Buried at Shilling-
ton. M.I. (.4/. Oioti.; F. S. Hockaday; Wtt/c/iiMS, III. 446.)
WEST, RICHARD. M.A. from St John's, 1664. 2nd s. of
Thomas, junior, of Gotten End, Hardingstone, Northants.
Bapt. July 13, 1634, at Hardingstone. Matric. (St Mary Hall,
Oxford) Oct. 29, 1657; B..\. (Oxford) 1660. K. of Creaton
Magna, Northants., 1663-86. R. of Arthing^vorth, 1686-
1706. Married Elizabeth, dau. of Richard Pykc, V. of
Nuneaton, Aug. 24, 1663, at Nuneaton. Died Mar. 12, 1706-7,
aged 73. Buried at Arthingworth. M.I. Brother of William
(1667), father of the next and of Edward (1722). {Al. Oxon.;
H. I. Longden; E, E. West.)
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West, Richard
WEST, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, June 30,
1687. S.of Richard (above), clerk. B.at Creaton, Northants.
School, Uppingham. Matric. 1688. Migrated to Oxford.
Matric. (Merton College, O.Kford) Mar. 22, 1688-9, age 17;
B.A. (Oxford) 1691; M.A. 1694. Fellow of Magdalen College,
Oxford, 1697-1708; D.D. (Lambeth) 1708. Chaplain to
Bishop Burnet. V. of Inglesham, Berks., 1702. Canon of
Winchester, 1706-16. Archdeacon of Berks., 1710-6. R. of
East Hendred, 1713. Died Dec. 2, 1716. Admon., P.C.C.
Probably father of John (1731), brother of Edward (1722).
{Al. Oxon.; H. B. Swanzy.)
WEST, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's, May 28,
1707. S. of Philip, husbandman. B. at Southwell, Notts.
School, Southwell (Mr Benson). Matric. 1707; B.A. 1710-1.
Ord. deacon (York) Dec. 171 1; priest, 1715.
WEST, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1547.
B. at Louth, Lines. Migrated to Trinity. Scholar, 1555;
B.A. 1557-8; M.A. 1561; B.D. 1568; D.D. 1586-7. Fellow
of Trinity, 1560. Vice-Master, 1569-77. Ord. deacon
(London) Mar. 25, 1563. age 24; priest (Ely) Mar. 23, 1566-7.
University preacher, 1565. V. of Chesterton, Cambs.,
1566-71. R. of Fakenham, Norfolk, 1570-1610. R. of Gt
Snoring, 1580-1610. Died June 24, 1610, aged 73. M.I. at
Gt Snoring. Will, P.C.C. (Le Neve, Mon.)
WEST, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1586.
Of Lincolnshire.
WEST, ROBERT. Adm. at Trinity, Feb. 17, 1635-6. S. of
Thomas (c. 1595), attorney, of Doncaster, Yorks. Bapt.
there, Mar. 10, 1617-8. School, Doncaster (Mr Mears).
Migrated to Christ's, .^pr. 21, 1639, age 21. B.A. 1639-40;
M.A. 1646. V. of Howden (? Rothwell), Yorks., 1662-3.
Died Mar. 4, 1662-3. Buried at Rothwell. Brother of
Bameham (1632-3). (Peile, 1. 459; H. M. Wood; Hunter,
I. 301.)
WEST, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Trinity, 1639. Of
Lincolnshire. Scholar, 1641; B.A. 1644-5; M.A. 1648.
Fellow, 1647. Senior Bursar, 1653-6. One of these names
minister of Hail-Weston, Hunts., in 1649.
WEST, SENIOR. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity, Feb. 3,
1678-9. S. of Willoughby (1650), of Kirkby, Lines. School,
Cambridge (Mr George Griffith). Matric. 1679; Scholar,
i68i; B.A. 1682-3; M.A. 1686. Ord. priest (Lincoln) Sept. 5,
1686. V. of East Kirkby, Lines., 1686-1720. R. of Menings-
by, 1686-1720.
WEST, STEPHEN. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter, 1587;
B.A. 1590-1; M.A. from Jesus, 1594. Ord. deacon (Col-
chester, for London) June 23; priest, June 29, 1600. R. of
Barcombe, Sussex, 1613-22. Will (Lewes) 1622. (W. C.
Renshaw.)
WEST, THOMAS. Proctor, 1541-2. No such graduate found
at Cambridge: can he be the M.A. 1528 of Oxford?
WEST, THOMAS. B.A. from St John's, 1575-6; M.A. 1579
Ord. deacon (London) Oct. 16; priest, Dec. 21, 1577, age 26
Perhaps R. of Colton, Norfolk, 1586-9, and V. of Honing
ham; probably also R. of Rising, 1591.
WEST, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Michs. 1578
B.A. 1581-2; M.A. 1586. Perhaps ord. deacon and priest
(Lincoln) June 29, 1591. R. of St Mary, Lincoln, 1591-1627
R. of Covenham St Bartholomew, 1610-27. Licence (Lin
coin) June 13, 1622, age 60, to marry Elizabeth Leonard
of Saltfleetby All Saints', widow, age 60. Will (Lincoln) 1627
WEST, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Oct. 10, 1595
Perhaps s.of William, of Rotherham and of Firbeck, Yorks
Matric. c. 1595. Probably attorney of Doncaster. Married
Susan, dau. of Richard Baxter (? Baker), of Gt Munden
Herts. Died 1647. Doubtless brother of W. (1586), father 01
Bameham (1632-3) and Robert (1635-6). (Hunter, i. 301
Blore, 102.)
WEST, THOMAS. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) May 23, 1619; 'of
St John's; literate.'
WEST, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Sidney, May 17, 1620.
S. of Richard (? 1587-8), clerk, P.C. of Raithby, Lines.
B. there. School, Louth. Matric. 1620; B.A. 1623-4; M.A.
1627. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 19, 1624; priest, Sept. 25,
1625.
WEST, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius, June 1, 1637.
S. of Christopher (1603-4), clerk. B. at Ellough, Suffolk.
School, Beccles (Mr Neave). Scholar, 1639-42; B.A. 1641-2.
Ord. deacon (Norwich) Sept. 24, 1643; 'C. of Mutford.'
Referred to the Assembly of Divines, July 7, 1647; appointed
R. of South Ormsby, Lines., 1647. Perhaps ord. priest
(Bishop of Galloway) Mar. 5, 1 661-2, and C. of Halstead,
Essex, in 1664. (Venn, i. 326.)
WEST, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, May 30, 1733.
Of Yorkshire. Matric. 1733; B.A. 1736-7. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) Aug. 13, 1737; priest, Dec. 23, 1739. Perhaps
Master of Halifax Gra.aimar School, 1747.
Westbury, James
WEST, TOBIAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, June 17,
1665. S. of Lewis (1623), clerk, of Woolley, near Barnsley,
Yorks. B. there. School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1665; B.A.
1668-9; M.A. 1673. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Mar. 19, 1670-1;
priest (London) Sept. 24, 1671. V. of Grinton, Yorks.,
1673-1717. Buried there June 3, 1717. Brother of Lewis
(1672) and father of Lewis (1705).
WEST, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Emmanuel, Easter,
1586. Doubtless of Firbeck and Rotherham, Yorks. S. of
William, of Rotherham, Yorks. B. 1571. Of Rotherham and
Firbeck, Esq. Married Catherine, dau. of Sir Edward Darcy.
Living at Rotherham, 1632. Doubtless brother of Thomas
(1595) and father of John (1619). (Hunter, i. 301; Genealogist,
N.S., xxiii. 100.)
WEST, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Jesus, c. 1590; B.A.
1594-5; M.A. 1598. Ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.) Feb.
24, 1599-1600.
WEST, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar (age 12) from King's, c. 1598
(impubes).
WEST, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Easter, ■
1617; B.A. 1620-1; M.A. 1624. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Feb.
22; priest, Feb. 23, 1623-4.
WEST, WILLIAM. Scholar of Trinity, Easter, 1631. S. of
Elizabeth West, widow. Exhibitioner from Charterhouse.
Scholar, 1631; B.A. 1631-2; M.A. 1635. Fellow, 1633.
Perhaps ord. priest (Lincoln) June 5, 1642. (Al. Carthus.,
5.)
WEST, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Pembroke (age 17), Dec.
16, 1634. S. of Edward, of Norfolk. Matric. 1634-5; B.A.
1638-9.
WEST, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Magdalene, June 28,
1661. S. of William, of Louth, Lines. School, Louth. Matric.
1661; B.A. 1664-5; M.A. 1670. Ord. deacon (Peterb.
Mar. 3, 1666-7; priest, June 2, 1667.
WEST, WILLIAM. M.A. from St John's, 1667. 4th s. of
Thomas, of Gotten End, Hardingstone, Northants. Bapt.
there, Aug. 19, 1639. Matric. (Lincoln College, Oxford)
Apr. 11, 1660; B.A. (Oxford) 1663. R. of Slapton, Northants.,
1669-77. R. and V. of Preston Capes, 1677-98. Married
Elizabeth, dau. of Edward Bagshaw, of Marston Pinkeney,
Northants., Esq., Nov. 3, 1670. Buried Jan. 17, 1698-9,
at Preston Capes. Will (."^rchd. Northants.) 1698-g. Brother
of Richard (1664). (Scott- Mayor; Al. Oxon.; H. I. I^ongden.)
WEST, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Queens', June 14, 1680.
Of Wiltshire. Matric. 1680; B.A. 1683-4.
WEST, WILLOUGHBY. Adm. sizar at Trinity, Apr. 18, 1650.
Of Lincolnshire. Doubtless s. of John (1613), of Langton-
next-Homcastle. Matric. 1650; Scholar, 1651; B.A. 1653-4;
M.A. 1657. Fellow, 1656. R. of Langton-next-Horncastle,
Lines., and R. of Kirkby-on-Bain, 1673. Married Ester
Kitchingman, spinster, of Cambridge, Aug. 20, i66i. Father
of Senior (1678-9). (Lambeth Act Book; T. C. Dale; E. E.
West.)
WEST, WILLOUGHBY. Adm. pens, at Caius, Mar. 1710.
WEST, . B.A. 1475-6.
WEST, . B.Civ.L. 1482-3. Possibly Robert West, LL.B.;
V. of Nocton, Lines., 1492-1506; died 1506. (H. G. Harrison.)
WEST, . B.A. 1513-4.
WESTALL, ALEXANDER. Matric. sizar from St John's,
Michs. 1582: B.A. from Corpus Christi, 1585-6. Ord. priest
(Norwich) Nov. 27, 1586. R. of Shropham, Norfolk, 1587.
WESTALL, GERVASE. Matric. sizar from St John's, Lent,
1579-80. Probably of Grelbrooke, Yorks.
WESTELL, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs.
1627.
WESTALL, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from St John's, Lent,
1577-8; B.A. 1581-2; M.A. 1585. Ord. deacon and priest
(Peterb.) Mar. 5, 1586-7. V. of Stamford, Northants.,
1597-1603. V. of Burton Pedwardine, Lines., 1603-18.
Died 1618. Will, Lincoln.
WESTBROOKE, DURBAN. Adm. pens, at Jesus, July 2, 1694.
Of London. S. of Stephen, of Coleman Street, London.
B. Oct. 19, 1678. School, Merchant Taylors'. Scholar, 1695;
Matric. 1696; B.A. 1697-8; M.A. 1701. Fellow, 1702-17.
Perhaps adra. at the Inner Temple, Feb. 12, 1694-5; s. and
h. of John (sic), of London. Died 1717. Will, P.C.C.
WESTBROOKE, . Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, 1630.
WESTBROOME, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Emmanuel,
Easter, 1629. Of Essex. Migrated to Queens', Mar. 1631-2.
B.A. 1632-3. Buried at St Botolph's, Cambridge, Aug. 1634.
WESTBURY, JAMES. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Peterhouse,
July 7, 1692. Of Wiltshire. Matric. 1694.
WESTBY, see also WESTOBY.
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WESTBY, GEORGE. Adm. pens, at Trinity, June 22, 1649.
Of Yorkshire. S. and h. of Thomas, of Ravenfield, near
Rotherham, Esq. B. 1632. Matric. 1649. Adm. at Gray's
Inn, June 30, 1651. Of Ravenfield, Esq. Married Benedicta,
dau. of Joseph Drake, of Hull, Mar. 2, 1654-5. Died Jan.
29, 1685, aged 52. Buried at Ravenfield. M.I. (F.M.G.,
529; Vis. of Yorks., 1665; Genealngist, N.S., xiii. 263.)
WESTBY, JOHN. B.A. 1531-2; M.A. 1535. Probably President
of Michael House, till 1539. Buried in St Michael's Church,
Cambridge, Oct. 11, 1539. {Cole, 5883, 193.)
WESTBYE, JOHN. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Sr John's, c. 1596;
B..^. 1598-9; M.A. 1602, Westoby.
WESTBEE, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Caius, July 2, 1627.
B. in St Gregory's parish, Lxindon. School, Harrow.
WESTBY, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's, Mar. 31,
1682. S. of Geora;e, gent., deceased. Bapt. Feb. 18, 1663-4,
at Gilthwaite, Yorks. School, Rotherham (Mr Ferrar).
Matric. 1682. Died Dec. 21, 1684. Buried at Rotherham.
M.I. (Kts. of Yorks., i666; F.M.G., 529; Genealogist, N.S.,
xni. 264.)
WESTBY, THOMAS. B.Can.L. 1518-9; B.A. (in Gr. Bk, B. 11).
Perhaps R. of Gt Creaton, Northants., 1523-6; V. of ToUes-
hunt D'Arcy, Essex, 1527-8, and R. of Debden, 1527-43.
Died 1543. (Bridges, i. 563.)
WESTBEE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1579. Possibly s. of Ralph, of Ravenfield, Yorks. If so,
died s.p., c. 1634. (M. H. Peacock; Hunter, i. 397.)
WESTBY, . Scholar at King's Hall, 1520-31. Mentioned
in the will of John Greene, R. of Creaton, Northants., Sept.
26, 1522: 'to Mr Westbee, scholar of Kyngs Halle at Cam-
bridge iii', iiij''.' Ses also iohn (153 1-2) and Thomas, B.Can.L.
(1518-9).
WESTCOMBE, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, Mar. 6,
1621-2. Of Somerset. Scholar, 1622-6. Perhaps B.A.
1625-6. Buried in St Botolph's, Cambridge, Apr. 29, 1626.
WESCOMB, JAMES. Matric. pens, from Trinity Hall, Michs.
1688.
WESTCOMBE, MARTIN. M.A. 1639 (Incorp. from Oxford).
A monk, of the University of Toulouse; B.A. (? Toulouse).
Incorp. B.A. at Oxford, 1637-8; M.A. (Exeter College,
Oxford) 1638. [Al. Oxon.)
WESTCOMB, NICHOLAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity Hall,
Michs. 1750. Perhaps s. and h. of William, of Market Street,
Bedford. Perhaps adm. at the Inner Temple, May 13, 1745.
WESTCOMB, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, July 25,
1618.
WESTCOTT, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity Hall, Lent,
1672, Wescott; B.A. 1674-5.
WESTCOTT, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Queens', Feb. 1590-1.
B. at Eastwoodbury, Essex, 1574. Matric. c. 1591. Ord.
deacon and priest (Peterb.) June 20, 1595. Preacher, 1603.
Perhaps R. of Teigh, Rutland, 1603-4. V. of Stapleford,
Herts., 1604-26, 'B..\.' Died 1626.
WESTERDALE, WILLIAM. B.Can.L. 1500-1. One of these
names abbot of Egglestone Abbey, Yorks., 1495-1503.
WESTERER, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from St John's, c. 1592.
WESTERMAN, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1611; Scholar, 1614; B.A. 1614-5; M.A. 1618. Incorp. at
Oxford, 1615. Master of St Albans Grammar School, Herts.,
1624-6.
WESTERMAN, WILLIAM. B.D. 1609 (Incorp. from Oxford).
B.A. (Gloucester HaU, Oxford) 1587; M.A. (Oriel College,
0.xford) 1591; B.D. 1602; D.D. (Oxford) 1614. V. of Sand-
ridge, Herts., 1592. R. of Bushey, 1609-22. Chaplain to
Dr Abbot, Archbishop of Canterbury. Adm. (specially) at
Lincoln's Inn, June 13, 1619. Author, Sermons. Admon.
(P.C.C.) July 23, 1622, to relict Grace. (Al. Oxon.; Clutter-
buck, I. 341; J. Ch. Smith.)
WESTERMAN, . Cautio for degree, 1524-5.
WESTERN, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, June 11,
1669. Doubtless s. and h. of Thomas, of London, and of
Rivenhall, Essex (and Martha, dau. of Samuel Gott, of
London, and of Battle, Sussex). Adm. at Gray's Inn,
Nov. 12, 1670. M.P. for Winchelsea, 1688-98. Married
Anna Maria, dau. of William Finch, of London, Aug. 1690.
Died Aug. 20, 1699. Brother of William (1682). (Essex
Reiiiew, x ; Berry, Essex Pedigrees, 747.)
WESTERNE, THOMAS. Adm. Fell.-Com. at St Catharine's,
Apr. 22, 1708. S. and h. of Thomas, Esq., late of London,
merchant, and nephew of Samuel (above). Matric. 1708.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, Apr. 27, 1708, and at the Inner Temple,
Mar. 27, 1710. M.P. for Sudbury, 1715. Succeeded his
cousin James Western at Rivenhall, Essex, 1730. A friend
of William Whiston (i686) the astronomer. Married Mary,
Westhaugh, Thomas
sister and co-heir of Sir Richard Shirley, Bart. Died Apr. i,
1733- Buried at Rivenhall, Essex. WiU, P.C.C. Father of
the next. (Essex Pedigrees, 747; Essex Review, x.)
WESTERN, THOMAS. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Clare, Nov. 4,
1731. S. and h. of Thomas (above). B. in London. School,
Hackney. Of Rivenhall, Essex, Esq. Married Anne, dau.
of Robert Callis, Esq. Died May 26, 1766 (? 1765), aged 56.
Buried at Rivenhall. Ancestor of Baron Western of Riven-
hall. (Essex Pedigrees, 748.)
WESTERNE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's,
July 7, 1682. Of London. Doubtless 4th s. of Thomas, of
London, and of Rivenhall, Essex, Esq. Matric. 1684; B.A.
1687-8; M.A. 1691. Fellow, 1692. Died unmarried, 1706.
Brother of Samuel (1669).
WESTFIELD, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1 63 1.
WESTFEILD, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Pembroke,
June 26, 1661. S. of Matthew (1638), of Kettering, Northants.,
chemist. B. at Henlow, Beds. Matric. 1662; B.A. 1664-5;
M.A. i668. Fellow, 1667-1702, resigned as a non-j\iror.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1672. Died in Cambridge, Mar. 4, 1704.
Buried at St Mary's. WiU (V.C.C.) 1704. (Al. Oxon.; Loder,
275.)
WESTFIELD, MARK. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Pembroke,
July 3, 1677. S. of Mark, brick-maker. B. in the Isle of
Ely. Matric. 1677; B.A. 1680-1; M.A. 1694. C. of Strcat-
ham, Cambs., 1717.
WESTFIELD, MATTHEW. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Easter,
1606. S. of William. B.A. 1609-10; M.A. 1613. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) Sept. 23, 1610. C. of Eaton, Northants., 1612; of
Market Harborough, Leics., in 1616. R. of Thorpe Malsor,
Northants., 1618-53. Married Elizabeth Hensman (? Hench-
man), of Willingborough, Lines., Sept. 23, 1616, at Gt
Bowden. Died July 6, 1653, at Thorpe Malsor. Brother of
Michael (1602) and Thomas (1589), father of the next and
Thomas (1634). (H. I. Longden.)
WESTFIELD, MATTHEW. Adm. pens, at Jesus, May 15, 1638.
Of Northamptonshire. S. of Matthew (above), of Kettering,
Northants. Married (first wife) Mary Langford, at Eyworth,
Beds., June 21, 1645. Admon., July .23, 1677, to Elizabeth,
widow. Brother of Thomas (1634) and father of John (1661).
(H. I. Longden.)
WESTFIELD, MICHAEL. B.A. (? 1602-3). M.A. from Jesus,
1606. S. of William. Incorp. at Oxford, 1611. V. of Harston,
Cambs., 1607-11. V. of Raunds, Northants., 1609-18. R. of
Islip, 1618-47. Married Margaret, dau. of Thomas Bate-
man, of Thrapston, Apr. 17, 1611. Died 1647. Will dated,
Oct. 9, 1647; proved (.'\rchd. Northants.) Nov. 1647. Brother
of Matthew (1606) and of Thomas (1589). (Al. Oxon.;
H. I. Longden.)
WESTFIELD, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter,
15S0.
WESTFIELD, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Easter,
1589. S. of William. B. in St Mary's parish, Ely, Cambs.,
1573- School, Ely (Mr Spight). B'.A. 1592-3; M.A. 1596;
B.D. 1604; D.D. 1615. Fellow, 1599-1603. Incorp. at
Oxford, 1611, and again, 1644, as D.D. Ord. deacon and
priest (Peterb.) Apr. 13, 1597. R. of South Somercotes,
Lines., 1600-5. V. of Barton, Cambs., 1600-5. First
President of Sion College. R. of St Bartholomew's, Smith-
field, London, 1605-14. [His first wife .Ann was buried there,
Dec. II, 1619; his second wife Elizabeth, who sur\-ived him,
was buried at St Botolph's, Aldersgate, Dec. 14, 1653.]
Canon of St Paul's, 1614-42. R. of Homsey, .Middlesex,
1615-37. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Aug. 5, 1619. Archdeacon
of St Albans, 1631. Bishop of Bristol, 1642-4. Author,
Sermon'!. Died June 25, 1644. Buried in Bristol Cathedral.
M.I. Brother of Matthew (1606) and Michael (1602-3).
(D.N.B.: J. Ch. Smith; Al. Oxon.; A. Gray.)
WESTFIELD, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Easter,
1609; B.A. 1612-3; M..'^. i6i6. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
Mar. 20, 1613-4; priest (London) June 15, 1617, age 24.
Master of Wellingborough School, Northants., 1614-6.
WESTFIELD, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Jesus, June 20, 1634.
Of Northamptonshire. Doubtless s. of Matthew (1606).
Matric. 1634; Scholar, 1637; B..A. 1637. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
Mar. 10, 1638-9; priest, Dec. 22, 1639. Brother of Matthew
(163S).
WESTFIELD, W. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter, 1583.
Perhaps brother ol Thomas (1580).
WESTGATE, JOHN. Scholar at King's Hall, 1444-33.
WESTHALL, . D.D. 1468-9. A friar.
WESTHAUGH, THOMAS. D.D. Of Norwich diocese. FeUow
of Pembrokk, 1432. Prior of Syon Monastery, Middlesex.
R. of All Hallows-the-Great, London, 1448-59. An early
donor to the University Library.
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WESTHAWE, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1577; B.A. 1580-1. Author, Almanacks for 1595. (Cooper,,
II. I79-)
WESTHORPE, AMBROSE. B.A. (? 1602-3). S. of John. Bapt.
Aug. 20, 1581, at Hundon, Suffolk. M.A. from Sidney, 1606.
Ord. deacon (Ely); priest (London) Sept. 23, 1610, age 27.
C. of Wakering, Essex. V. of Gt Totham, 1616-c. 40, se-
questered. Probably died 1640, at Eye. (J. Ch. Smith.)
WESTHORPE, GRIFFIN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Peterhouse,
July 3, 1708. Of Cambridgeshire. School, Charterhouse.
Scholar, 1708; Matric. 1709; B.A. 1711-2. Ord. deacon
(London) June 12, 1720. (T. A. Walker, 220.)
WESTHORPE, JAMES. Adm. sizar at Clare, June 12, 1662.
Of Louth, Lines. Matric. 1662; B.A. 1665-6. Ord. deacon
and priest (Peterb.) Sept. 22, 1667. Probably father of the
next.
WESTHORPE, JAMES. Adm. sizar at Clare, Feb. 3, 1701-2.
Probably s. of James (above). B. at Keddington, Lines.
Matric. 1702-3; B..A. 1705-6. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept.
22, 1706; priest, June 8, 1707. R- of Little Steeping, Lines.,
1707.
WESTLAKE, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from King's, Easter,
1695; B.A. 1698-9; M.A. 1702. Ord. deacon (Exeter) May 31,
1702; priest, Feb. 21, 1702-3. R. of St Paul, Exeter, Devon,
1707. R. of Little Hempston, 1715. Chaplain to Hon. Hugh
Boscawen. Will (Exeter) 1746. (Lambeth Act Book, v;
T. C. Dale.)
WESTLAKE, HENRY. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Sidney, July 7,
1632. S. of Nicholas, Esq. B. at Ingerby, Devon. Schools,
Hatherleigh and South Tavistock. Matric. 1632.
WESTLAND, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Easter,
1568. Perhaps adm. at Gray's Inn, 1571, from Staple Inn.
WESTLAND, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Trinity, May 29, 1658. Of
Lincolnshire.
WESTLAND, JOSHUA. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's,
May 23, 1663. S. of Joshua, farmer, of Orby, Lines. B. there.
School, Oakham (Mr Love). Matric. 1663.
WESTLEDD or WESTLYD, HARPHAM. Adm. pens, (age 16)
at Sidney, May 11, 1633. S. and h. of William (1607), Esq.,
of the Nuns, Grimsby. Bapt. there, Oct. 4, 1615. Matric.
1633; Scholar of Trinity Hall, Jan. 18, 1636-7; LL.B. 1639.
Living, 1654. Brother of Phillips (1633) and Thomas (1641).
(Lines. Pedigrees, 1065.)
WESLYD, HARPHAM. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Magdalene,
May 10, 1716. S. of Cyriac, gent. B. at Alford, Lines.
School, Moulton. Matric. 1716; M.B. 1722. Brother of
Phillipps (1705).
WESTLEDD, PHILLIPS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Sidney, May
II, 1633. S. and h. of William (1607), Esq., of the Nuns,
Grimsby. Bapt. Oct. 20, 1614. Matric. 1633. Adm. at
Lincoln's Inn, Oct. 21, 1635. Married Elizabeth Skinner, of
Thornton Curtis. Buried at Grimsby, Sept. 29, 1661. Brother
of Harpham (1633) and Thomas (1641). (Lines. Pedigrees,
1065.)
WESLYD, PHILLIPPS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's,
Apr. 7, 1705. S. of Cyriac, gent. B. at Grimsby, Lines.
School, Beverley. Matric. 1705. Perhaps at Trinity Hall,
Sept. 1706-July, 1707. Brother of Harpham (1716).
WESLYD, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Jesus, July 19, 1641.
Of Lincolnshire. S. of William (next), of Bratoft, Lines.
Bapt. at Grimsby, Nov. 24, 1622. Matric. 1641; Scholar,
1641. Living, 1654. Brotherof Phillips (1633) and Harpham
(1633). (Lines. Pedigrees, 1065.)
WESTLID, WILLIAM. Adm. Fell. -Com. at Sidney, May 15,
1607. S. of William, of Bratoft, Lines. Of Bratoft. Married
Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Philips, and granddaughter of
Walter Harpham, of Marsh Chapel. Father of Harpham
(1633), Phillips (1633) and Thomas (above). (Lines. Pedigrees,
1064; Vis. of Lines., 1592.)
WESTLEY, BENJAMIN. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1727. S. of William. Bapt. at St Martin's, Birmingham,
Warws., May 30, 1711. Matric. Easter, 1728; B.A. 1731-2;
M.A. 1735. Fellow, 1 73 1. ' Under some disappointment was
the unfortunate instrument of his own destruction.' Perhaps
brother of Thomas (1716). (Harwood, 318.)
WESTLEY, EDWARD. Probably of Corpus Christi. V. of
Grantchester, Cambs., 1556. (Masters.)
WESTLEY, JOHN. Adm. at King's (age 19) a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 24, 1573. Of London. Matric. 1573. Left in
1575, then a Fellow. (Harwood.)
WESTLEY, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Oct. 30, 1616.
Matric. 1617. See Al. Oxon. for a contemporary namesake.
WESTLY, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's, Michs.
1644. Of Suffolk. B.A. 1644-5; M.A. 1648. Perhaps minister
of Stanway, Essex, 1645-53. Will (P.C.C.) 1654. But see
Al. Oxon. for a contemporary. (H, Smith.)
Weston, Edward
WESTLEY, JOHN. M.A. 1654 (Incorp. from Oxford). Student
of Christ Church, Oxford, Apr. 23, 1651; Scholar, /or. Arte;
M.A. (Oxford) 1652. One of these names chaplain in the
Navy, 1657. (Al. Oxon.)
WESTLY, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Pembroke,
July 6, 1635. S. of Richard. B. at Hempstead, Essex.
Matric. 1637.
WESLYE, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter, 1566.
One of these names R. of Wetherden, Suffolk, 1571-1600.
WESTLEY, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter, 1579;
B.A. 1582-3; M.A. 1586. Probably brother of William (1579).
WESTLEY, ROURKE (ROUKE). Adm. pens, at Emmanuel,
Easter, 1621. Matric. 1621. Perhaps brotherof John (1616).
WESTLEY or WESLEY, SAMUEL. M.A. from Corpus Christi,
1694. S. of John, V. of Winterboume-Whitchurch, Dorset.
Bapt. there, Dec. 17, 1662. Schools, Dorchester (Mr Henry
Dolling), Stepney, London (Edw. Veal) and Newington
Green (Chas. Morton). Matric. (Exeter College, Oxford)
Nov. 18, 1684, 'age 18'; B.A. (Oxford) 1688. Ord. deacon
(Rochester) Aug. 7, 1688; priest (London) Feb. 24, 1688-9.
Chaplain in the Navy, 1689. R. of South Ormesby, Lines.,
1691. R. of Epworth, 1695-1735 (Ws rectory troubled by
noises, attributed to a spirit). R. of Wroot, 1722-35.
Chaplain to John Sheffield, Marquis of Normanby. Involved
in pecuniary difficulties; imprisoned for debt in Lincoln
Castle for several months, 1705. Proctor of Lincoln diocese,
1701; re-elected, 1710. Married Susanna, dau. of Samuel
•Anne.sley, of London, and a leading Nonconformist. .Author,
A paraphrase on Job; The Life of Christ, etc. Published much
verse. Died Apr. 25, 1735. Buried at Epworth. M.I. Father
of John and Charles Wesley. (Al. Oxon.; T. C. Dale; JV. and
Q., 3rd. S., XII. 385; Masters; D.N.B.)
WESTLEY, THOMAS. B.A. 1518-9; M.A. 1521. Perhaps R.
of Fersfield, Norfolk, 1527-32, and R. of Little Oakley,
Essex, 1532-6. Died 1536.
WESTLEY, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter, 1573.
WESTLEY, THOMAS. Scholar of Christ's, 1600-1; B.A.
1603-4; M.A. 1607. Probably matric. (Magdalen College,
Oxford) July 11, 1600, age 15; of Warwickshire. Incorp.
at Oxford, 1608; D.D. (Oxford) 1611. Fellow of Magdalen
College, Oxford, 1610-30. R. of St Clement's, Oxford, 1610.
R. of Gt Chart, Kent, 1629. Canon of Canterbury, 1630-9.
V. of Ticehurst, Sussex, 1636-9. Preacher of the Savoy.
Died Apr. 1639. Will proved (P.C.C.) Apr. 24, 1639. (Al.
Oxon.; Vis. of Warms., 1682; Peile, i. 234.)
WESTLY, THOMAS. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Jesus, Jan. 28,
1660-1. Of SuSolk. Matric. 1661; B.A. 1663-4; M.A. 1672.
WESTLEY, THOMAS. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1716. Perhaps s. of William. B. at Birmingham, vVanvs.
Matric. 1716. Died in College, Feb. 1718, from an accidental
fall, by which his back was broken. Perhaps brother of
Benjamin (1727). (Harwood.)
WESTLEY, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter,
1579. Probably brother of Robert (i579).
WESTMORE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Michs. 1571.
WESTMORLAND, Earl of, see FANE, FRANCIS.
WESTMORLAND, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Sept. 16,
1686. Of Cumberland.
WESTOBY, see also WESTBY.
WESTOBY, SAMUEL. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1629; B.A. 1632-3; M.A. 1636.
WESTOBE, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from St John's, e. 1594;
B.A. 1598-9; M.A. 1604. Licensed to preach (York) Jan.
1610-1.
WESTON, ANDREW. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Sidney, June 4,
1656. S. of Andrew, citizen of London. B. at Mundham,
Sussex. School, Chichester (Geo. Collins). Matric. 1656;
B.A. 1659-60. Ord. deacon and priest (Norwich) Sept. 22,
1661. R. of Twinstead, Essex, 1663-79. See Al. Oxon. for
a contemporary namesake.
WESTON, EDMUND. Pens, at Queens', c. 1545. Perhaps
B.Can.L. and B.Civ.L. (Oxford) 1532. One of these names
V. of St Martin-in-the-Fields, London, till 1539. Preb. of
Westminster, 1541-4. Perhaps R. of Melton Constable,
Norfolk, 1564. R. of Burgh parva, 1564. Preb. of Salisbury,
1569-70. Chancellor of Bishop of Chichester. (Al. Oxon.;
Hennessy.)
WESTON, EDMUND. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, Apr. 20,
1580. S. of Edmund (? above), of Melton, Norfolk. School,
Holt. Scholar, 1583; B.A. 1583-4. (Venn,\. 10 f>.)
WESTON, EDWARD. B.A. from Trinity, 1604-5; M.A. from
Pembroke, 1608. Perhaps R. of Speldhurst, Kent, 1609-38.
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Weston, Edward
(If so, s. of John, of Ockham and Send, Surrey.) Buried
at Speldhurst. Will (P.C.C.) 1641. But see Al. Oxon. for
contemporary namesakes. {Manning and Bray, iii. 41.)
WESTON, EDWARD. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Trinity, May 4,
1676. S. of Edward, goldsmith, of London. B. near Burnley,
Lanes. School, Ratcliffe (Mr Roberts).
WESTON, EDWARD. Adm. at Kino's, a scholar from Eton,
1719- S. of Stephen (1682), Bishop of Exeter. B. 1703, at
Eton. Matric. Easter, 1720; B.A. 1723-4; M.A. 1727.
Fellow, 1723. Secretary to Lord To^vnsend, at Hanover,
in 1729. Under-Secretary of State to I ord Harrington,
1730 46, and 1761-4. Editor oi the London Gazette, 1741-70.
Went to Ireland as Chief Secretary to Harrington, Lord-
Lieutenant of Ireland, 1746-51. P.C. (Ireland). LL.D.
(Dublin), honoris causa. Clerk of the Signet. Of Somerby
Hall, Lines. Married (i) Penelope, dau. of Rev. Symon
Patrick, of Dalham, Suffolk; (2) Anne, dau. of John Foun-
tayne, of Melton, Yorks. Author, didactic. Died at Buxton,
Derbs., July 15, 1770. Buried at Somerby, Lines. M.I.
Will, P.C.C. {Lines. Pedigrees, 1066; Harwood, 300;
D.N.B.)
WESTON, HENRY. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1569.
One of these names R. of Burton Overy, Leics., till 1575.
Buried there Nov. 7, 1575. (Nichols, n. 534.)
WESTON, HERBERT. Matric. pens, (age 16) from Pembroke,
Michs. 1619. S. of Nathaniel, of London. B.A. 1622-3.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1623.
WESTON. HUGH. D.D. 1554-5 (Incorp. from Oxford). B. c.
1505, at Burton Overy, Leics. B.A. (Lincoln College,
Oxford) 1530; M.A. 1532-3; sup. for M.B. 1537; B.D. 1539;
D.D. 1540. Proctor, 1537. Rector of Lincoln College, Oxford,
1538-55. Lady Margaret Professor of Divinity, 1540-8,
ejected. R. of St Nicholas Olave, London, 1541. R. of
St Botolph's, Bishopsgate, 1543-58. R. of Burton Overy,
Leics., 1547. Archdeacon of Cornwall, 1547-53; of Col-
chester, 1553. Dean of Westminster, 1553-6. R. of Islip,
Oxon., 1554. R. of Cliffe-at-Hoo, Kent, 1554. Dean of
Windsor and Wolverhampton, 1556; deprived, 1557. Pre-
sided over Cranmer's trial and over the disputation between
Latimer and Richard Smith, 1544. Confessor to the Duke
of Suffolk, and to Sir Thomas Wyatt at their execution.
A noted preacher and orator. Author, Oratio coram Patribus
et Clero habita. Died Dec. 8, 1558. Buried in the Savoy.
Will (P.C.C). {Al. Oxon.; D.N.B. ; Nichols, 11. 537.)
WESTON, JAMES. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Christ's, May 25,
1624. S. of Hugh, probably R. of Carlton Curlieu, Leics.,
1606. B. at Carlton. Schools, Leicester (Mr Foule) and
Harborough. One of these names V. of Gt Wymondley,
Herts., 1663-75. Died 1675. {Peile, i. 358; Nichols, n.
546.)
WESTON, JEROME. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Trinity, Easter,
1623. 2nd s. of Richard (1593-4), ist Earl of Portland.
B. Dec. 16, 1605. M.A. 1626 {jil. nob.). Adm. at the Middle
Temple, May 11, 1626. M.P. for Gatton, 1628. Ambassador
to Paris, 1630 and 1632; to Turin, 1632. Governor of the
Isle of Wight, 1633-44, and 1660-1. Succeeded as 2nd Earl,
Mar. 13, 1634-5. Vice-Admiral of Hants., 1635 and i66o-i.
Joint Lord-Lieutenant of Hants., 1641-2; displaced by
Parliament and imprisoned on suspicion of treason, 1643.
Lord President of Munster, 1644-60. Compounded for
delinquency, 1646. Sat in the Convention Parliament, 1660.
Councillor for trade and for the Colonies, i65o. P.C, 1662.
Married Francis, dau. of Esme (Stuart), Duke of Lennox,
June 25, 1632. Died Mar. 17, 1662-3, aged 57. Buried at
Walton-on-Thames, Surrey. M.I. Brother of Nicholas (1629)
and Thomas (1629) and half-brother of Richard (1615).
{G.E.C.; D.N.B.)
WESTON [DE BESCAN {sic)], JOHN DE. Clerk of Cambridge,
fl. 1272. Associated with William de Bumham [Bronhim
(sic)], de Wellebrok and four other clerks of Cambridge in
a proposed attack on the house and property of Stephen de
Hauxton, at Hauxton, Cambs. Went with De Bumham to
the Sheriff and informed him of the intended robbery.
Assisted at the capture of the conspirators on the night of
the attack. An enquiry was held at Cambridge Castle, Apr.
1272. {Assise Roll, 85, m. i2d; Records of Eyre in Cambs.;
H. M. Cam.)
WESTON, JOHN. M.A. 1580 (Incorp. from Oxford). B.A.
(Oxford) 1572; M.A. 1575. R. of Wimbotsham, Norfolk,
1577-82. V. of Stow Bardolph, 1577-82. R. of Snetterton,
1578-82. Died 1582. {Al. Oxon., where the Snetterton living
is assigned to a student of Christ Church, Oxford, but this
is improbable.)
WESTON, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Clare, Sept. 28, 1698. B. at
Saxby, Leics. Matric. 1699; B.A. 1702-3. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) May 23, 1703. One of these names (s. of John)
died Sept. 28, 1736, aged 55; M.I. at Burton Overy, Leics.
(Nichols, II. 536.)
Weston, Stephen
WESTON, NATHANIEL. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's,
May 26, 1702. S. of Nathaniel, clerk. B. at Empingham,
Rutland. School, Oakham (Mr Wright). Matric. 1702;
B.A. 1705-6; M.A. 1715. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 22,
1706; priest, Sept. 21, 1707. C of Normanton, Rutland,
1706. Usher of Oakham School, till 1711. R. of Normanton,
1718-21. V. of Empingham, 1718-35 and 1743-50. V. of
Exton, 1721-30. R. of Pickwell, Leics., 1729-34. V. of
Campden, Gloucs., 1734-43. ^- "^f Whitwell, Rutland,
1743-50. Died 1750. Will (P.C.C.) 1750. Father of WUliam
(1728).
WESTON, NICHOLAS. M.A. 1629 ( fiL nob.). Doubtless 3rd
s. of Richard {1593-4), ist Earl of Portland. Bapt. May 10,
161 1, at Roxweli, Essex. M.P. for Portsmouth, 1640;
voted against the Bill for the attainder of Lord Strafford;
expelled from the House for surrendering Portsmouth to
the King, 1642. Married and had issue. Died 1656. Admon.
(P.C.C.) Jan. 12, 1656-7, to a creditor. Brother of Jerome
(1623), Thomas (1629) and half-brother of Richard (1615).
(R. E. C Waters, The Chesters, ioa-8.)
WESTON, REGINALD. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs.
1569. Of Kent. B.A. 1572-3.
WESTON, RICHARD. B.A. from Trinity, 1593-4. Doubtless
s. and h. of Sir Jerome, of Skreens, Roxweli, Essex. Bapt.
Mar. I, 1576-7, at Chicheley, Bucks. Student of the Middle
Temple. Knighted, July 23, 1603. M.P. for Maldon, 1601;
for Midhurst, 1604-10; for Essex, 1614; for Arundel, 1621;
for Callington, 1625; for Bodmin, 1626-8. Joint Comptroller
of the Navy, 1619. Sent to Brussels and Germany on a
fruitless mission to avert the invasion of the Palatinate, 1620.
P.C, 1621. Chancellor of the Exchequer, 1621, and acting
Treasurer, 1624. Incurred popular hatred as a suspected
Roman Catholic. Opposed war with Spain, 1623, and with
France, 1626. Created Baron Weston of Neyland, Suffolk,
Apr. 13, 1628. Lord High Treasurer, 1628-33; escaped
impeachment by dissolution of Parliament, 1629. Lord-
Lieutenant of Essex, 1629. K.G., 1630. Lord-Lieutenant
of Hants., 1631. Captain of the Isle of Wight, 1631-3.
Vice-Admiral of Hampshire, 1631. Created Earl of Portland,
Feb. 17, 1632-3. Married (1) Elizabeth, dau. of William
Pincheon, of Writtle, Essex; (2) Frances, dau. of Nicholas
Waldegrave, of Borley, Essex. Died Mar. 13, 1634-5.
Buried in Winchester Cathedral. Doubtless father of the
next, of Jerome (1623), Nicholas (1629) and Thomas (1629).
(G.E.C.; D.N.B.; Vis. of Essex, 1612.)
WESTON, RICHARD. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Trinity, Easter,
1615. Doubtless s. and h. of Richard (above), of Skreens,
Essex (by his ist wife, Elizabeth, dau. of William Pincheon,
of Essex). Adm. at the Middle Temple, May 16, 1617.
Died s.p. and v. p. Half-brother of Jerome (1623), Nicholas
(1629) and Thomas (1629). {R. E. C. Waters, 99, 708;
Vis. of Essex, 1612.)
WESTON, RICHARD. Adm. [pens.] at Corpus Christi, Jan.
20, 1639. Of Wales. S. of Edward, of Hackney, Middlesex.
B. 1620. Migrated to Jesus, Sept. 6, 1641. Adm. at Gray's
Inn, Aug. 10, 1642. Called to the Bar, 1649. Serjeant-at-
law, 1677. King's Serjeant, 1678. Knighted, Feb. 27, 1678-9.
Puisne baron of the Exchequer, 1680. A pleader of repute.
Married Francis, dau. of Sir George Marwood, of Little
Buskby, Yorks. Died in Chancery Lane, Mar. 23, i68x.
Buried at Hackney. {D.N.B.; A. Gray.)
WESTON, ROBERT DE. Benefactor to Trinity Hall. R. of
Mareham-le-Fen, Lines. Will proved (Lincoln) Feb. 14,
1390-1; left a book, Johannis in CoUecluris to the College
library. {Trin. Hall Coll. Hist., 55.)
WESTON, ROGER. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Lent, 1577-8;
B.A. 1581-2; M..'^. 1585. V. of Wormingford, Essex, 1586-
1608. Died 1608. Probably buried Nov. 27, 1608, at St
Antholin's, London; 'a minister, a stranger.' Will, Cons.
C London. (J. Ch. Smith.)
WESTON, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar at Trinity, May 25, 1667.
Matric. 1667; B.A. 1670-1. One of these names P.C. of
Weston-on-Trent, Staffs., 1670-7.
WESTON, STEPHEN. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1682. B. Dec. 25, 1665, at Faml>orough, Berks. Matric.
Easter, 1683; B.A. 1686-7; M.A. 1690. Fellow, 1686. B.D.
and D.D. (Oxford) 1711. Fellow of Eton College, 1707.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, Dec. 20, 1692. Assistant Master at
Eton, c. 1690; Vice-Provost, 1721-5. Ord. deacon (London)
Sept. 29; priest, Oct. 5, 1707. Canon of Ely. 1715-7. V. of
Maplcdurhara, Oxon., 1716. R. of Calstock, Cornwall, 1724.
Prcb. of Exeter, 1724-42. Bishop of Exeter, 1724-43. R. of
Shobrooke, Devon, 1724. Archdeacon of Exeter, 1732-42.
Married Lucy, dau. of Richard Sleech, D.D. Author, sermons,
etc. Died Jan. 8, 1741-2, aged 77. Buried in Exeter Cathedral.
M.I. WiU, P.C.C. Father of Edward (1719). (Haruood;
Al. Oxon.; Lines. Pedigrees, 1066; D.N.B.)
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Weston, Thomas
WESTON, THOMAS. M.A. 1629 ( fil. nob.). Doubtless s. of
Richard {1593-4), ist Earl of Portland. Bapt. Oct. 9, 1609,
at Roxwell, Essex. Matric. (Wadham College, Oxford)
May 12, 1626. Colonel in the Royal army, 1645. Succeeded
his nephew Charles as 4th Earl of Portland, June 3, 1665.
Sold the family estate at Skreens, Essex, and became a
Roman Catholic. Married Anne Dowager Coimtess of New-
port, in 1667. Retired to Flanders, where he lived in a
monastery, ' cheerful and well contented.' Died s.p. at
Louvain, 1688, aged 79. Brother of Jerome (1623), Nicholas
(1629) and half-brother of Richard (1615). (G.E.C.; Misc.
Gen. et Her., m. 426.)
WESTON, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Magdalenh, Michs.
1634; B.A. 1636-7; M.A. 1641. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
June 4, 1637; priest, Feb. 18, 1637-8. See Al. Oxon. for a
contemporary namesake.
WESTON, THOMAS (Rev.). Of St John's College, Cambridge.
Died Mar. 3, 1734. (Musgrave; G. Mag., 1734.)
WESTON, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, Jan. 14,
1746-7. S. of Richard, lamp-seller, of Middlesex. B. Nov.
22, 1728, in London. School, Merchant Taylors'. Matric.
1747; LL.B. 1753. Ord. deacon (Lincoln, Lilt. dim. from
Peterborough) June 17, 1753; priest (Norwich) Dec. 22,
1754; C. of Harlston, Norfolk. R. of Brockdish, 1755-66.
V. of Bramfield, Suffolk, 1758-84. Died Mar. 3, 1784. WiU,
P.C.C; of Halesworth. (Scott-Mayor, iii. 564.)
WESTON, WILFRED (1506-7), see WASHINGTON.
WESTON, WILLIAM. Adm. scholar at King's Hall, Oct. 7,
1412. Resigned, Nov. 20, 1426. Clerk in the Chapel Royal.
Perhaps R. of Pitsea, Essex, till 1426.
WESTON, WILLIAM. Adm. at King's (age 18) a scholar from
Eton, 1531. Of Shiplake, Oxon. B.A. 1532-3. Fellow, 1531-
5. Ord. deacon and priest (Lincoln). Perhaps R. of Carlton
Curlieu, Leics.. 1534.
WESTON, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1558.
WESTON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's,
Apr. 26, i7.!8. S. of Nathaniel (1702), clerk, V. of Emping-
ham, Rutland. B. at Normanton. School, Oakham (Mr
Adcock). Matric. 1728; B.A. 1731-2; M..\. 1735; B.D. 1742.
Fellow, 1735-67. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Mar. 2, 1734-5;
priest, June i, 1735. Succeeded his father as V. of Emping-
ham, 1735-43. C. of Greetham, 1736. V. of Campden,
Gloucs., 1744-91. R. of Meppershall, Beds., 1765-91.
Preb. of Lincoln, 1 771-91. Author, Sermons. Died Apr. 22,
1791. Will, P.C.C. (Scott-Mayor, iii. 416.)
WESTON, . B.A. 1475-6.
WESTON, . Fellow of Clare, June 28, 1494, 'B.A.'
WESTON, . Adm. pens, at King's, Lent, 1615-6.
WESTON, . Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, Sept. 26, 1618.
WESTONS, JAMES. Doctor (? of Law); Incorp. from Bologna,
1494-5.
WESTOWE, WILLIAM. B.A. 1488.
WESTROP, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Sidney, May, 1599. B. in
Northamptonshire.
WESTROPP, RALPH. Adm. Fell. -Com. at Emmanuel, Dec. 22,
1612. S. and h. of William, of Comborough, Yorks., Esq.
Matric. 1613. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Nov. i, 1615.
WESTROPP, . Matric. from Trinity, c. 1595.
WESTROPE, . Pens, at Jesus, 1599-1600.
WESTWICK, . D.D. 1487-8. A friar.
WESTWOOD, GEORGE. Adm. sizar at Trinity, July 10, 1668.
WESTWOOD, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Trinity, Feb. 3, 1633-4.
S. of William, carpenter, of Mansfield, Notts. Matric. 1634.
Migrated to St John's, Oct. 9, 1634. Perhaps R. of Hales-
owen, Worcs., 1662-76 and father of the next.
WESTWOOD, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, June 19,
1684. S. of John (? above), R. of Halesowen, Worcs. B.
there. School, Westminster. Scholar, 1684; Matric. 1685;
B.A. 1687-8.
WESTWOOD, JONATHAN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius,
June 4, 1632. S. of Jonathan. B. at Ely, Cambs. School,
Ely (Mr Hitch). Matric. 1632; B.A. 1635-6; M.A. 1639.
Sequestered to Lakenheath, 1645. Minister of Croydon,
Surrey, 1654-7. C. of St Mary, Savoy, London. Subs, for
priest's orders (London) ; ' C. of St Mary, Westminster, Mar. 5,
1664.' Will (Cons. C. London) 1671. (Venn, i. 305.)
WESTWREY, THOMAS. Scholar and FeUow of King's Hall,
1526-44. Matric. Fell. -Com. Easter, 1544.
WETELDE, . Com. for M.A. or higher degree, 1473-4.
WETENHALL, see WHETENHALL.
WETHER, see WITHERS.
Wetherell, Thomas
WETHERALL, ANTHONY. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Caius,
Aug. 31, 1586. S. of William, of Greystoke, Cumberland.
School, Kendal (Mr Garnet). V. of Kirkby Stephen, West-
morland, 1607; gone before 1645. Author, Remonstrance
against the Lord's claim of an absolute estate in their tenements.
(Venn, i. 128.)
WETHEREL, CYRIAC. Adm. scholar at Trinity Hall, Jan. 9,
1694-5. Matric. 1696; LL.B. 1700. Ord. deacon (Lincoln)
Sept. 22, 1700; 'C. of North Coatee, Lines.'; priest. May 31,
1702.
WEATHERELL, GREGORY. Matric. sizar from Trinity,
Easter, i6i6. Ord. priest (York) Dec. 1623, 'B.A.' Of
Scarborough; licence to marry Ann Latham, of Whitkirk,
Leeds, 1625.
WEATHERELL, HENRY. Adm. at Pembroke, May, 1610.
S. of Thomas, gent., of Framlingham, Norfolk. School,
Bramerton. Migrated to Caius, Feb. 11, 1610-1, age 16.
Matric. 1611; Scholar, 1612-5; B.A. 1613-4; M.A. 1617.
Ord. priest (Norwich) June 15, 1616. R. of Harleston,
Suffolk, 1617-42. (Venn, i. 210.)
WETHERELL, JAMES. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Michs.
1556.
WETHERALL, JAMES. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse,
Michs. 1607; Scholar, 1609-12; B..'\. i6ii-2.
WETHERALL or WETHERALD, JOHN. Matric. pens, from
Magdalene, Easter, 1617; B.A. 1620-1; M.A. 1624. R. of
Spridlington, Lines., 1626. Licence (Lincoln) Jan. 22,
1626-7, to marry Anne, dau. of Sir James Bogge, of East
Rasen. (Lines. Pedigrees, 148.)
WETHERILL, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Emmanuel, Easter,
1679-
WETHEREL, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Mar. 9, 1698-9.
Of Norfolk. Perhaps s. of Robert (1675-6). B.A. 1702-3;
M..A.. 1706. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) May 23, 1703; priest
(Norivich) May, 1706. R. of Bawsey, Norfolk, 1719-28.
WETHERELL, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs.
1552.
WETHERALL, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, June
18, 1613. S. of Robert, of Wymondham, Norfolk. School,
Honingham (Mr Eston). Matric. 1614; B.A. 1616-7. Ord.
priest (Peterb.) May 23, 1619. R. of Hethel, 1619. Died
Jan. 30, 1658. Father of Robert (1643). (Venn, i. 221.)
WETHERALL, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, July 1,
1643. S. of Robert (1613), R. of Hethel, Norfolk. Schools,
Wymondham and Norwich. Matric. 1645-6; B.A. 1646-7.
Old. priest (Bishop Hall, of Norwich) Aug. 27, 1650. V. of
East Winch, Norfolk, till 1682. WiU proved (Norwich) 1682.
Father of the next.
WETHERILL, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Trinity,
Jan. 20, 1675-6. S. of Robert (above), V. of East Winch,
Norfolk. School, King's Lynn (Mr Bell). Matric. 1676;
B..A. 1679-80. Ord. deacon' (Norwich) June, 1680; priest,
July, 1681. R. of Bawsey, Norfolk, 1681-96. R. of Wood-
ham Mortimer, Essex, 1695-1 731. R. of Semer, Suffolk,
1705-31. Died 1731. Father of the next, of Samuel (1728-9)
and perhaps of John (1698-9).
WETHEREL, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Pembroke,
Feb. 10, 1703-4. S. of Robert (above), R. of Woodham
Mortimer, Essex. B. at Wickham (sic), Norfolk. Matric.
1704; B.A. 1707-8. Ord. deacon (London) Dec. 19, 1708;
priest. May 27, 1711. Brother of Samuel (1728-9) and
perhaps of John (1698-9).
WETHERELL, ROBERT. B.A. from Magdalene, 1706-7.
WETHERALL, ROGER. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1549. One of these names V. of Bramham, Yorks., 1571-
1611. R. of Addingham, 1590-1611. Died 1611. (W. J.
Kaye.)
WETHERELL, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar at King's, 1728-9. S. of
Robert (1675-6), R. of Semer, Suffolk. B. Aug. 10, 1711.
School, Eton. Migrated to Emmanuel, May 17, 1729.
B.A. 1732-3. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 3, 1732; priest
(Norwich) Sept. 1734. Perhaps C. of Coniscliffe, Durham.
Buried there Nov. 30, 1735. Brother of Robert (1703-4)
and perhaps of John (1698-9).
WEATHERELL, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 14) at Caius,
Mar. 26, 1601. S. of John, of Norfolk. B. at Lynn. (? Bapt.
there, Dec. 11, 1586; s. of 'Thomas' and Barbara.) School,
Lynn (Mr Man). Matric. 1602; Scholar, 1604-8; B.A. 1604-5;
M.A. 1608; B.D. 1615. Fellow, 1610-21. Incorp. at Oxford,
1611; re-incorp. 1618. Ord. priest (Ely) Mar. 12, 1609.
University preacher, 1616. R. of Newton-by-Sudbury,
Suffolk, 1620-30. Preacher at St Gregory-by-St Paul,
London. Author, Sermons. Buried Aug. 7, 1630, at Newton.
(Venn, i. 174; Al. Oxon.)
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Wetherell, Thomas
WETHERALL, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 20) at Trinity,
Mar. 10, 1676-7. S. of Richard, of Yorkshire. School,
Giggleswick.
WETHERHALL, WILLIAM (WODIALL). B.D. 1512-3. An
Augustinian friar. Incorp. at Oxford, 1515. D.D. (Oxford)
1515; gi'Me for Incorp. at Cambridge, 1519-20. Prior of
the house of his order at Oxford; provincial of his order in
England, 1531. {Cooper, i. 44; Al. Oxon.)
WETHERELL, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1619. Of Yorkshire. B.A. 1622-3; M.A. 1626.
Schoolmaster at Maidstone, Kent. Emigrated with his family
to New England, 1635. Lived in Cambridge, Mass. for almost
three years, and taught in a school there and in the adjacent
to%vn of Charlestown. Removed to Duxbury, Mass., 1638.
Settled permanently in Scituate, Mass.; pastor of the Second
Church there, 1645-84. Died there Apr. 9, 1684, aged 84.
(J. G. Bartlett.)
WETHERBY, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Pembroke,
June 29, :665. S. of Henry, farmer. B. at Eaton, Cheshire.
Matric. 1665. V. of Kilbroney, 1673-9. V. of Dromara, and
of Garvaghy (Dromore), 1686-1713. R. of Shankill, 1689-
1735. Preb. of Dromara, 1710-35. Died May i, 1735.
Buried at Lurgan. (H. B. Swanzy.)
WEATHERHEAD, ANTHONY. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Christ's,
Jan. 30, 1698-9. S. of Anthony. B. at Giggleswick, Yorks.
School, Giggleswick. Matric. 1699; B.A. 1702-3. Ord.
deacon (York) Sept. 1704; priest, June, 1706. Usher at
Giggleswick School, 1704-5. Licensed to Nonnanton
Grammar School, 1730. V. of Holme, near Burnley, Lanes.,
1742-60. Perhaps V. of Winterton, Lines. Died 1760,
aged 80 {sic). Father of the next and of Thomas (1733).
{Peile, 11. 144-5; Giggleswick School Register, 19.)
WEATHERHEAD, ANTHONY. Adm. Fell. -Com. (age 30) at
St John's, July 4, 1741. S. of Anthony (above), clerk, of
Yorkshire. Brother of Thomas (1733).
WETHERHEAD, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. sizar from Christ's,
Easter, 1718. S. of Christopher, of Knight's Stainforth,
Yorks. Scholar, 1720; B.A. 1721-2. Ord. deacon (York)
Sept. 1722; priest, Dec. 1725. C. of Spofforth, and Wetherby
Chapel, Yorks., 1725. V. of Thorp Arch, and Wetherby
Chapel, 1728-49. R. of Halton-in-Lonsdale, Lanes., 1747-9.
Died 1749. Brother of John (1716) and William (1714).
{Peile, II. 194.)
WETHERED, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Michs.
1619, from Oxford. B.A. 1621-2; M.A. 1625. S. of William,
of Thame, Oxon. Matric. (New College, Oxford) Nov. 27,
1618, age 15; 'of 0.xon.; pleb.'
WETHERHERD, JOHN. Adm. sizar at St John's, May 9,
1687. S. of William, husbandman. B. at Lodge, near Settle,
Yorks. School, Sedbcrgh. Matric. 1687; B.A. 1690-1.
WETHERHERD, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Christ's,
Apr. 14, 1716. S. of Christopher. B. at Norton, Yorks.
School, Wakefield. Matric. 1716; Scholar, 1717; B.A. 1719-
20. Ord. deacon (York) Doc. 1720; priest (London) Dec. 23,
1722. Probably R. of Bolton-by-BoUand, Yorks., 1726-48.
Buried at Bolton, Feb. 22, 1747-8. Brother of Christopher
(1718) and William (1714). {Peile, 11. 189.)
WETHERHIRD, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 20) at Caius,
June 29, 1612. S. of John, husbandman, deceased, of Long
Preston, Yorks. School, Giggleswick. Matric. 1612; B.A.
1615-6. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Mar. i; priest. Mar. 2,
1617-8. Licensed schoolmaster at Sutton, Cambs., 1618.
V. of Wentworth, 1619-43. Minister at Chettisham, in 1649
and 1659; he had been referred to the Assembly of Divines
for this parish, Dec. 4, 1646. {Venn, i. 218.)
WETHERAD, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter,
1621; B.A. 1624-5.
WEATHERHEAD, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 2 1) at St John's,
June 13, 1733. S. of Anthony (1698-9), clerk, of Yorkshire.
B. at Slaidbume. School, Slaidbume (Mr Bradbury).
Matric. 1733; B.A. 1736-7; M.A. 1740. Ord. deacon (Lin-
coln) Mar. 6, 1736-7; priest (Norwich) Sept. 25, 1737. C. of
Hamerton, Hunts., 1737. V. of Heacham, Norfolk, T738-86.
R. of Brisley, 1742-86. R. of Ingoldsthorpe, 1746-86.
Married Francis Lake, at Heacham, Oct. 14, 1743- Died
Mar. 1786. Brother of Anthony (1741). {Scott-Mayor, in.
449)
WETHERHERD, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Christ's,
Easter, 1714. Doubtless s. and h. of Christopher, of Knight's
Stainforth, Yorks. Scholar, 1715. Adm. at Gray's Inn,
June II, 1716. Brother of Christopher (1718) and John
(1716). {Peile, II. 183.)
WETHERIDGE or WITHERIDGE, ROGER. Adm. pens, (age
17) at Caius, June 23, 1617. S. of William, husbandman, of
Fremington, Devon. Schools, Barnstaple (Mr Willson) and
Fremington (Mr Lee). Matric. 1617; Scholar, 1618-20; B..^.
1620-1, Witheridge. {Venn, i. 236.)
Whale, Philemon
WETHERSET (WETHERINGSETT, alias DE CANTABRIGIA)
or HETHERSET, RICHARD DE. Chancellor of the Univer-
sity, 1349-51, and again, 1360-1. Of Norfolk. Theological
writer. (D.N.B.; Pits, 472; Univ. Hist. Reg.)
WETHERINGSETT, WILLIAM DE. 1261. Southern student
who received a Royal pardon for taking part in a riot
directed against the Northern students. {Fuller, 29.)
WETHERINGTON, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Trinity, c.
1591-
WETHERLEY, see also WITHERLEY.
WETHERLEY, RALPH. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's,
May 25, 1654. S. of Henry, yeoman, of Newcastle, North-
umberland. Bapt. Apr. 2, 1637, at St John's, Newcastle.
School, Barwick (William Webb). Matric. 1654; B..\. 1657-8;
M.A. i66i. Fellow, 1661. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June 3;
priest, June 7, 1662.
WEATHERLEY, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Mag-
dalene, June 29, 1659. S. of David, gent., of Newcastle,
Northumberland. Bapt. May 20, 1641, at St Nicholas,
Newcastle. School, Newcastle. Matric. 1660; B.A. 1663;
M.A. i668. V. of Chatton, Northumberland, 1666-81. Died
1681.
WETWANG, WILLIAM. M.A. 1480-1. Of York diocese. Ord.
deacon and priest (Lincoln) Apr. 1481 ; title, St Edm. House,
Cambridge. Will of one of these names (P.C.C.) 1501; 'of
St Mary Abchurch, London, citizen and surgeon.'
WEVELYNGHAM or WYVELINGHAM, WILLIAM DE. Scholar
of Cambridge University, c. 1336. Mentioned [Close Rolls]
as having wounded Henry Chadde, a manciple in the town.
{Close Rolls, 1336.)
WEYCOE, see also WAYCOCK.
WEYCOE or WEICOE, ELIAS. Matric. pens, from St John's,
Lent, 1618-9. Doubtless s. and h. of William, of Hilder-
thorpe, Yorks.; adm. at Gray's Inn, Aug. 9, 1624. Ord.
priest (Peterb.) Sept. 19, 1629. P.C. of Flamborough,
Yorks., 1630-43 and 1660-73. P-C. of Bridlington, 1661.
P.C. of Specton, 1673-4.
WEYLAND, PHILIP DE. 'King's scholar,' 1339. Promoted
to a benefice, 1351.
WHADDON, see WADDON.
WHAITE, see WAITE.
WHALE, see also WALL, WALE, and WHALLEY.
WHALE, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1625;
B.A. 1629-30, Wale.
WHALE, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, Apr. 23, 1575.
Matric. 1575; B.A. 1578-9.
WHALE or WHALEY, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius,
July II, 1617. S. of Richard, husbandman, of Nonvich.
School, Norwich (Mr Brigges). Matric. 1618; Scholar, 1619-
21; B.A. 1620-1. Perhaps brother of Thomas (1600).
WHALL, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, July 16, 1685.
S. of Henry, harness maker, of Lynn, Norfolk. B. there.
School, Lynn. Scholar, 1686-90; Matric. 1688; B.A. 1689-
90. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June 15, 1690; priest (Norwich)
May 22, 1692 ; 'C. of Woolferton.' R. of West Lynn, Norfolk,
1695. R. of Clenchwarton, 1720-36. Died 1736. Will
(Nor^vich, Archd. C.) i737- Father of the next. {Venn, i.
479-)
WHALL, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, Apr. 25,
1715. S. of Henry (above), R. of Old Lynn, Norfolk. B.
there. School, Lynn (Mr Honi). .Matric. 1715; Scholar,
1715-9; B.A. 1718-9. Ord. deacon (Lincohi, Liit. dim. from
Norwich) Mar. 5, 1 720-1. {Venn, 11. 3.)
WHALE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Lent, 1563-4.
Probably V. of Timberland, Lines., 1570; 'ord. priest
(Lincoln) June 8, 1566; aged 32; married; skilled in Latin'
{Lib. Cler. Lincoln, 1576). Preaqher, 1575. R. of Howell,
1587-90.
WHALE, JONAS. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Lent, I597-S-
S. of Philemon (1565), R. of Chickney, Essex. Bapt. there,
Oct. 28, 1582. B..X. (? 1602-3). Ord. deacon (London)
May 26, 1605, age 23; 'C. of Chickney'; priest, June 7, 1612.
P.C. of Tiltie, Essex. Married Frances, dau. of Richard
Whale, of Hallingburv, c. 1609. R. of Chickney, 1620.
Buried therK Apr. 25, 1621. Will, P.C.C.
WHALE, MILES. H.A. from Christ's, 1576-7. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) Feb. 1581-2; priest, July 6, 1583. V.of Osboumby,
Lines., 1582. R. of Willoughby, 1590-1630.
WHALE or WHALEY, PHILEMON. Matric. pens, from St
John's, Michs. 1565. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 28; priest,
Sept. 23, 1575. K. of Chickney, Essex, 1578-1620. Buried
Mar. 23, 1C19-20. Will proved (P.C.C.) May 19, 1620. Father
of Jonas (1597-8).
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Whale, Thomas
WHALE or WHALL, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age i6) at Caius,
Nov 5 1600. Of Norwich. Perhaps s. of Richard, husband-
man. School, Norwich. Scholar, 1601-5; B.A. 1604-5;
M A. 1608. Ord. deacon and priest (Norwich) 1605; C. of
Alby' R of Shipmeadow, Suffolk, i6ii. Living, 1628.
Perhaps brother of Henry (1617). {Venn, 1. i73-)
WHALLEY, see also WALLEY.
WHALEY, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius,
1601 S. of Peter, burgess of Cambridge. Bapt. Feb. 8,
1588-0 at Trinity Church, Cambridge. School, Cambridge
(Mr Edwards). Perhaps admitted at the R.C. CoUege at
Douay, 1605, 'Whalteus,' Christopher. {Venn, 1. i77-)
WHALLEY or WALLEY, EDMUND. B.A. 1524-5; M.A. 1528;
B.D. 1539-40. FeUow of St John's, 1528.
WHALEY, EDWARD. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, July 2, 1614.
Perhaps 2nd s. of Richard (i577), of Kirton and Screveton,
Notts, (by his 2nd wife Frances, dau. of Sir Henry CromweU,
of Hinchinbrooke, Hunts.). B.A. 1617-8. Of Shadwell,
Essex. Major in Cromwell's Horse, 1643; lieutenant-colonel,
1644. Served with distinction in many actions, 1643-9.
Custodian of Charles I at Hampton Court, 1648. Sat as
judge and signed the King's death-warrant, 1649. Served
under Cromwell at Dunbar, 1650, and at Worcester, 1651.
Active supporter of the Protectorate. Sat in Oliver Crom-
well's two parliaments and in his House of Lords, 1657.
Army agent to negotiate with Monck, 1659. Escaped to
New England, 1660. At Hadley, Mass., 1664; still alive,
1674. Married (i) Judith, dau. of John Dussell (? Dasset), of
Rochester; (2) Catherine, dau. of William Middleton, of
London. Perhaps father of John (1649). {F.M.G., 1230;
Vis. of Notts.; D.N.B.)
WALLEY, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from Clare, Michs. 1554.
One of these names R. of Little Barford, Beds., until 1571,
deprived.
WHALLEY or WALEY, HENRY. Matric. sizar from Trinity
Hall, Easter, 1636; Scholar, 1636; LL.B. 1642, Whalle.
WALLEY, HUGH. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Christ's, Nov. 16,
1646 S. of William. B. at Middlewich, Cheshire. School,
Middlewich (Mr Walley). Matric. 1646; B.A. 1650-1.
{Peile, I. 510.)
WHALEY, JAMES. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Caius, Dec. 31,
1581. S. of Richard, Esq. (by his 3rd wife B.-^rbara Cope).
B at Sibthorpe, Notts. Schools, Southwell and Newark.
Matric. 1581-2. Probably of Kirton. Brother of Markham
(1576). {Venn, i. 113; Misc. Gen. d Her., 11. 322.)
WHALEY, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1581 ;
B.A. 1584-5; M.A. 1588. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 2,
1591-
WHALLEY, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Lent, 1584-5-
Probably s. of Thomas, of Kirton, and of Screveton, Notts.
Of Flintham, Notts. Died unmarried at Screveton. Prob-
ably brother of Richard (i577), etc. {Vis. of Notts.; Nichols,
n. 737-)
WHALLEY, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Apr. 28, 1649.
Of Essex. Perhaps s. and h. of Edward (1614). B. c. 1633.
Matric. 1649. Perhaps Captain of Horse. M.P. for Notts.,
1658-9. Married Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Herbert Springett,
in 1658. (N. and Q., 4th S., in. 591; Vis. of Notts.; Noble,
Cromwell Family, u. 153.)
WALLEY, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter, 1658.
WHALLEY, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Peterhouse, Feb.
20 1692-3; afterwards pens. Of Middlesex. School, Eton.
Scholar, 1693; Matric. 1694; B.A. 1696-7; M.A. 1700.
Perhaps R. of Riddlesworth, Norfolk, 1713 (occurs as James
in Blomefield, viii. 276). Living, 1736. Probably father of
John (1715)-
WHALEY or WHALLEY, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel,
Jan. 23, 1699-1700. Of Northamptonshire. Matric. 1700.
Perhaps migrated to Oxford. If so, s. of Nathaniel, R. of
Broughton, Northants. Matric. (Hart Hall, Oxford) Feb. 27,
1701-2, age 18; B.A. (Oxford) 1703; M.A. 1706. V. of St
Giles', Northampton, 1709. Buried there Oct. 23, 1710.
{Al. Oxon.; T. P. Dorman.)
WHALLEY or WHALEY, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at
Pembroke, July 6, 1715- S.of John(? 1692-3), R. of Riddles-
worth, Norfolk. B. at Barnwell, Cambs. Matric. 1715; B.A.
1719-20; M.A. 1723; B.D. 1732 ;D.D. from Peterhouse, 1737.
Fellow of Pembroke, 1721. Taxor, 1730. Master of Peter-
house, 1733-48. Vice-chancellor, 1738-9- Regius Professor
of Divinity, 1742-8. Ord. deacon (Ely) June 14, 1724;
priest (Norwich) Sept. 19, 1725- R- of Hungry Hatley,
Cambs., 1728. V. of Shepreth, 1730. V. of Hatley St George,
1731-2. V. of Tihiey, Norfolk, 1732-48. R. of Glaston,
Rutland, 1734. R. of Somersham, Hunts., 1742-8. Died
Dec. 12, 1748. Admon. (P.C.C.) 1749-
Whalley, Robert
WHALEY, JOHN. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1727.
S. of Thomas, of St Andrew's, Norwich. B. 1710. Matric.
Easter, 1728; B.A. 1731-2; M.A. 1735- Fellow, 1731.
Assistant master at Eton. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Sept. 1745.
Author, poetical. Died at Norwich, Dec. i745- {Harwood,
318.)
WHALEY, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 20) at St John's, Mar. 5,
1742-3. S. of John, farmer, of Yorkshire. B. at Burlersett.
School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1743; B.A. 1746-7; M.A. 1751 -
Ord. deacon (Carlisle) 1746; priest (Rochester) Apr. 5, 1747.
R. of Middleton St George, Durham, 1746. V. of Rudstone,
Yorks., 1751-71. Chaplain to Charlotte, Countess of D'on-
donald. R. of Huggate, 1760-98. Died May 29, 1798, aged
76. {Scott-Mayor, iii. 5^3; .'iedbergh School Register; G. Mag.,
1798, I. 538, where he is confused with John (1727).)
WHALEY, JONATHAN. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's,
Jan. 5, 1679-80. S. of John, wheelwright, of Laughton,
Yorks. B. there. School, Laughton (Mr Bromhead). Matric.
1680; B.A. 1683-4; M.A. 1694. Ord. deacon (York) Mar.
1684-5. V. of Swaton, Lines., 1697-1702. Chaplain to
Colonel Sanderson's Regiment of Marines, 1702-3.
WHALLEY, MARKHAM. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1576. S. of Richard (of St John's) (by his 3rd wife, Barbara
Cope). Brotherof James (1581). {Misc.Gen.et Her., u. 322.)
WHALLEY or WHALIE, PENESTON. Matric. FeU.-Com. from
Trinity, Michs. 1642. Doubtless s. and h. of Thomas, of
Kirton, Notts, (and Mary, dau. of Sir Thomas Peniston,
of St Margaret's, Kent, Knt.) and grandson of Richard
(1577)- B. 1624. Commissioner of the Peace for Notts.,
1660. Fell into financial difficulties. Of Screveton, Notts.,
Esq. Married Margaret, dau. of George Ireland, of Lancashire.
Died in prison for debt, in London, 1672. {F.M.G., 1231;
Godfrey, Churches of Notts., 394; Noble, Family of Cromwell,
II. 142.)
WHALEY, PETER. Adm. pens, at Queens', Feb. 26, 1649-50.
3rd s. of Peter, of Northampton, gent. Bapt. Jan. 1, 1634-5,
at All Saints', Northampton. B.A. 1653. Incorp. at Oxford,
1655. M.A. (All Souls, Oxford) 1655. Adm. at the Middle
Temple, July 23, 1652. R. (and patron) of Cogenhoe,
Northants., 1656-1701. Married Jane, dau. of Babington
Bradley, of Castle Ashbv, Aug. 2, 1656. Buried at Cogenhoe,
Apr. 19, 1701. Will (Archd. Notts.) 1701. {Al. Oxon.)
WHALLEY, RALPH. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1547. Possibly s. and h. of Ralph, of Bonney, Notts. If so,
of Bonney, Notts. Married and had issue. Perhaps brother
of William (1546). {Nichols, 11. 736-)
WHALLEY, RICHARD. Of St John's. S. and h. of Thomas, of
Kirton, Notts, (and Elizabeth, dau. of John Strelley, of
Woodborough, Notts.). B. c. 1499. Entered the Court of
Henry VIII. Employed by Cromwell in business relating
to monasteries dissolved by Wolsey, 1536. On the Commis-
sion of the peace for the North Riding, Yorkshire, 1538.
Steward to the Duke of Somerset. Granted the site of the
dissolved Welbeck Abbey, Feb. 26, 1538-9; obtained the
manor of Sibthorpe, 1546. Crown receiver for Yorkshire,
1547-52. M.P. for Scarborough, 1547; for East Grinstead,
1554; and for Notts., 1554. Imprisoned as an adherent of
Somerset, 1551; eventually gave evidence against him. Of
Darlaston, Staffs., and of Screveton, Notts. Married three
wives. Died Nov. 23, 1583, aged 84. Buried at Screveton,
Notts. M.I. Fatherof James (1581) and of Markham (1576).
{Cooper, I. 116; D.N.B.; Vis. of Hunts., 1613; Nichols, 11.
737.)
WHALLIE, RICHARD. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Trinity,
Easter, 1577. S. and h. of Thomas, of Kirton and Screveton,
Notts., and grandson of Richard (above). Adm. at Gray's
Inn Nov. 8, 1583, from Barnard's Inn. Sheriff of Notts.,
1595-6. Knighted, 1597- Of Kirton, Esq. Married (1) Ann,
dau. of George Horsey, of DigsweU, Herts; (2) Frances, dau.
of Henry Cromwell, of Hinchinbrooke, Hunts., July, 1595-
Brother of Walter (1580-1) and Thomas (1584-5) and prob-
ablv of John (1584-5) and Robert (1580-1), perhaps father
of Edward (1614). {F.M.G., 1230; Vis. of Hunts., 1613;
Nichols, II. 737; Noble, Cromwell Family, 11. 141.)
WALLEY, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1552;
B.A. 1557-8; M.A. 1561, Whally. Fellow, 1560. Presum-
ably the 'M.A. of Cambridge; doctus et gravis' who arrived
at the R.C. College at Rheims, in 1581. Ord. priest (Soissons)
June 9, 1582. Went to Rome, 1586, and took the degree of
D.D. Died at the English CoUege there, 1587. (Canon
Burton.)
WHALLEY, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Lent,
1580-1. Of Nottinghamshire. Doubtless s. of Thomas, of
Kirton and of Screveton. Scholar, 1584; B.A. 1584-5; M.A.
from Queens', 1588. Fellow of Queens', 1587-91- Buried
at St Botolph's, Cambridge, Aug. 20, 1591. ^S^"^ 2S.
Brother of Richard (i577), etc. {Vis. of Notts.; F.M.G.,
1230; Musgrave.)
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Whalley, Samuel
WHALLEY, SAMUEL. M.A. from Corpus Christi, 1714. S. of
Thomas, of Lewes, Sussex, clerk. Ma trie. (University College,
Oxford) Apr. 27, 1700, age 15; B.A. (Oxford) 1703-4. V. of
Broad Hempston, Devon, 1711. Canon of Exeter, 1715-25.
Died 1725. Will (Exeter) 1725. (Al. Oxon.)
WHALEV, THOMAS Matric. pens, from Trinity, Lent,
1584-5. 4th s. of Thomas, of Kirton, Notts. Scholar, 1588;
B.A. 1588-9; M.A. 1592; B.D. 1599; D.D. 1629 {Lit. Reg.).
Fellow, 1591. Senior Dean, 1614-6. Senior Bursar, i6i6-8.
Vice-Master, 1631-7. Ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.)
June 17, 1599. R. of Orwell, Cambs., 1619-37. Buried there
May 2, 1637. Will proved (V.C.C). Brother of Richard
(1577), etc., perhaps father of the next (but according to
Noble he died a bachelor). (F.M.G., 1230; Cromwell Family,
II. 140.)
WHALEY, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1621. Of Cambridgeshire. Perhaps s. of Thomas
(above). B.A. 1624-5; M.A. 1628.
WHALEY, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June 14, 1679.
Of Lancashire. Probably nonconformist minister at Hindley,
Lanes., till 1706. Buried there July 3, 1706. (E. Axon.)
WHALLEY, WALTER. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Lent,
1580-1. S. of Thomas, of Kirton, Notts. Scholar, 1584;
B.A. 1584-5; M.A. 1588; B.D. 1595; D.D. 1615. Fellow of
Pembroke, 1588. Ord. deacon and priest (Lincoln) Nov. 29,
1592. University preacher. R. of Overton Waterville,
Hunts., 1600-17. Preb. of York, 1600-17. Married Eliza-
beth, dau. of William Howel, of Cambridge. Died 1617.
Brother of Richard (1577), etc. and father of the next.
(F.M.G., 1230; Vis. of Hunts., 1613.)
WHALEY, WALTER. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1624. Of Huntingdonshire. S. of Walter (above).
Age 8 in 1613. B.A. 1627-8. (Vis. of Hunts., 1613.)
WHALEY, WALTER. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1633-
WHALLEY, WILLIAM. B.A. 1507-8; M.A. 1511. Perhaps of
Landbeach, Cambs., clerk; will (P.C.C.) 1558.
WHALLEY, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1546 {impubes). Possibly s. of Ralph, of Bonney, Notts.
One of these names adm. at Gray's Inn, 1552. Perhaps
brother of Ralph (1547).
WHALLEY, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Sx John's, Michs.
158:; B.A. from St Catharine's, 1583-4. One of these names
of Sidlesham, Sussex, clerk; will (Chichester) 1624.
WHALEY, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs.
1606; B..\. i6io-i. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Dec. 19, 1613;
priest. Mar. 13, 1613-4. Perhaps P.C. of Cross Stone, Yorks.
1646-50.
WHALLEY, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Peterhouse,
June 24, 1719. Of Kent. School, Eton. Scholar, 1719;
Matric. 1720; M.B. 1724. Perhaps his will (Leicester) 1739;
of Leicester, M.D.
WHALLEY, . Adm. sizar at King's, Easter, 1599.
WHARFE, ALLIN. Adm. pens, (age 19) at St John's, Dec. 28,
1648. S. of William. B. at Otterbume, in Kirkby-in-Malham
Dale, West Riding, Yorks. School, Giggleswick.
WHARFE, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Sidney, Nov. 11,
1669. S. and h. of Thomas (next), clerk, of Claxby, Lines.
B. in Normanby. School, Withem (Mr Morton). Matric.
1669; B.A. 1672-3. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Mar. 23, 1672-3.
WHARFE, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter,
1637. Of Lincolnshire. B.A. 1640-1. Ord. deacon (Lincoln)
Sept. 25, 1642. R. of Normanby-super-Montem, Lines.,
1660. R. of CIaxby-te»-Normanby, 1660. Father of Richard
(above). (T. C. Dale.)
WHARTON, see alsq WHATTON and WATTON.
WHARTON, ABRAHAM. M.A. from Magdalene, 1686. S. of
Abraham, of Hall, Yorks., gent. Matric. (Lincoln College,
Oxford) Aug. 5, 1668, age 17; B.A. (Oxford) 1673. R. of
Carlton Scroop, Lines., 1677. {Al. Oxon.)
WHARTON, ANDREW. Adm. pens, (age 15) at St John's,
June 20, 1663. S. of Thomas, Esq., of Middlesex and of
Gray's Inn; secretary to Queen Henrietta-Maria (and
Elizabeth, dau. of Andrew Browne, of Lincoln's Inn, Esq.).
School, Chelsea. Matric. 1663. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Nov. 27,
1663. Mortgaged the family estate of Thorpe, Essex. Living,
1669. (Morant, i. 481.)
WHARTON or QUARTON, ANTHONY. B.A. 1517-8; M.A.
1521. V. of Bassingboume, Cambs., 1523-36. Died 1536.
WHARTON, CHARLES. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1546.
WHARTON, CHARLES. Adm. sizar (age 14) at Caius, June 24,
1604. S. of Henry. B. in Norwich. School, Norwich (Messrs
Wharton, Lau[rence]
Bird and Swan). Matric. 1606; B.A. i6io-i; M.A. 1614.
Ord. priest (Norwich) Dec. 18, 1614. V. of Runham, Norfolk,
1615-26. Died 1626. {Venn, 1. 193.)
WARTON, CHARLES. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 16) at St John's,
May 14, 1673. 3rd s. of Michael (1639-40), Esq., of Beverley,
Yorks. B. Sept. 23, 1657. Matric. 1673. Adm. at Gray's
Inn.Feb. 4, 1674-5. Of Beverley, Esq. Died Mar. 22, 1708-9.
Buried at St Mary's, Beverley. Brother of Michael (1664-5)
and Ralph (1673). [Vis. of Yorks., 1666; F.M.G., 607.)
WHARTON, ED. (?). Matric. pens, from Trinity, c. 1591.
WHARTON, EDMUND. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius, c. June,
1652. S. of Thomas. B. in Norwich. School, Norwich
(Mr Lovering). Scholar, 1652-4; Matric. 1653; B.A. 1655-6;
M.A. 1659. Fellow, 1656-60. Ord. priest (Bishop Brownrigg,
of Exeter) .Aug. 24, 1659. V. of Ubbeston, Suffolk, 1661-3.
R. of Sloley and V. of Worstead, Norfolk, 1662-79-
R. of Saxlingham Thorpe, and Nethergate, 1679-1717.
Buried Apr. 20, 1717, at Nethergate. Father of Henry
(1679-80). {Venn, 1. 385.)
WHARTON or WARTON, EDWARD. Adm. pens, at Jesus,
Mar. 16, 1693-4. Of Wiltshire. Scholar, 1694; Matric. 1696;
B.A. 1697-8; M.A. 1701. Ord. priest (London) June 16,
1701. Perhaps R. of Wanstrow, Somerset, 1729; Edw.
Wharton, M.A.
WHARTON, QUATEN or QUARTON, GEOFFREY. B.Can.L.
1508-9; D.Can.L. 1519-20. Apostolic Notary Public, 1515.
Principal of Burden Hostel, 1516-21. Advocate, 1520.
Chancellor and Vicar-General to Bishop Tunstal. V. of
Long Stanton St Michael, Cambs., c. 1515-26. V. of Toft,
1516. V. of Bassingboum, 1518-23. Preb. of Lincoln, 1523-
9. Preb. of St Paul's, 1523-9. R. of Fulham, Middlesex,
1524-9. V. of Tottenham, 1525-6. Archdeacon of London,
1526-9. V. of Sawbridgeworth, Herts., 1526. Died 1529.
{Cooper, I. 39; Stokes, Mediaeval Hostels.)
WHARTON, GEORGE. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 12) at Caius,
Jan. 17, 1595-6. S. of Philip (1573), Baron Wharton. B. at
Brougham Castle. School, Wharton. M.A. 1607 {fil. nob.).
Adm. at Gray's Inn, Aug. 8, 1595. K.B., 1603. Married
Anne, dau. of John (Manners), Earl of Rutland. Killed in
a duel with Sir James Stewart, Nov. 8, 1609. Died s.p.
Brother of Thomas (1602). {Venn,\. i%&; Lipscomb Pedigrees,
I. 544; G.E.C.)
WHARTON, GEORGE. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Corpus
Christi, Easter, 1626. Of Kent.
WHARTON, GEORGE. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Pembroke,
July 6, 1706. S. and h. of Thomas (1673), of the parish of
St Marv-the-Virgin, near Durham, M.A. B. Dec. 25, 1688,
at Old Park, Durham. Matric. 1707; M.B. 1712; M.D. 1719.
F.R.C.P., 1720. Censor. Treasurer, 1727-9- Of Old Park,
Durham. Married Anna-Maria, dau. of William Petty.
Died s.p.. Mar. 21, 1739. Will, P.C.C; of St Gabriel, Fen-
church Street, London. {Munk, 11. 74; <?. Mag.; Burke,
L.G.; Surtees, in. 300; D.N.B.)
WHARTON, GERVASE. Adm. pens, (age i6) at Caius, Apr. 4,
1663. S. of William, merchant, of L>'nn, Norfolk. B. there.
School, Lynn. Matric. 1663. (Venn, i. 417.)
WHARTON, GILBERT Adm. sizar (age 16) at Magdalene,
Apr. 19, 1688. S. of Gilbert, citiz-jn, of London. B. there.
School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1688. Ord. deacon and priest
(London) June ir, 1693, 'M.A.' Chaplain to Mr Francis
Russell, Governor of Barbadoes, 1693. (T. C. Dale.)
WHARTON, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1586; Scholar, 1588.
WHARTON, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Caius, Feb. 17, 1679-80.
S. of Edmund (1652), R. of Saxlingham, Norfolk. B. at
Worstead, Nov. 9, 1664. School, North Walsham (Mr
Eldred). Matric. 1680; Scholar, 1680-7; B.A. 1683-4; M.A.
1687. Ord. deacon, 1687; priest, 1688. V. of Mmster,
Thanet, Kent, 1688-95, and R. of Chartham, 1688-95.
Chaplain to Archbishop Sancroft. .Author, Anglia Sacra;
The Diary ofArchbisltop Laud, etc. Died at Newton, Cambs.,
Mar. 5, 1694-5. Buried in Westminster Abbey. M.I. {Venn,
I. 464.)
WHARTON, HUMPHREY. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Peter-
house, Apr. 3, 1639. Of Yorkshire. School, Durham.
Matric. 1639; Scholar, 1640. See Al. Oxon. for a contempor-
ary namesake.
WHARTON, JEREMY. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 162 1;
B.A. 1625; M.A. 1633.
WHARTON, JOSIAH. Adm. sizar at Trinity, July 3, 1652.
Of Gloucestershire. Matric. 1653.
WHARTON, LAU[RENCE]. Matric. pens, from Trinity, c.
1591. Doubtless 3rd s. of Michael (next), of Beverley,
Yorks. Bapt. there, Feb. 16, 1577. Married Dorothy
Stephenson. Will dated, July 22; proved, Aug. 31, 1638;
of Redness, Yorks. (F.M.G., 60; J. Ch. Smith.)
377
Wharton, Michael
WHARTON, MICHAEL. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1565; B.A. 1567-8. Adm. at Gray's Inn, 1568. M.P. for
Beverley, 1586-8. Of Beverley Park, Esq. Married Joan,
dau. of John Portington, of Portington. Died 1590. Buried
at St John's, Beverley. Will (York) 1590. Doubtless father
of Lau. (above). (F.M.G., 606.)
WHARTON, MICHAEL. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1610. Doubtless s. and h. of Sir Michael, of Beverley Park,
Yorks., and grandson of Michael (above). Bapt. Oct. 23,
1593, at St John's, Beverley. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Nov. 25,
1611. Of Beverley, Esq. Married Catherine, dau. of
Christopher Maltby, of Maltby, Yorks., Oct. i, 1620.
Royalist; fined £1600 for the delinquency of his father, in
1646. Killed in the siege of Scarborough, 1648. Father of
the next. (Vis. of Yorks., 1666; F.M.G., 607.)
WARTON, MICHAEL. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 19) at St John's,
Feb. 24, 1639-40. S. of Michael (above), Esq., of Beverley,
Yorks. B. at Burton, Yorkshire. Bapt. Apr. 27, 1623.
School, Beverley (Mr Pomeroy). Adm. at Gray's Inn, Jan.
23. 1639-40. M.P. for Beverley, 1660-81. Knighted, June
30, 1660. Deputy-Lieutenant for the East Riding, 1687-8.
Of Beverley, Esq. Married Susan, dau. of John Lord
Paulet, of Hinton St George, Somerset. Died in London,
Aug. 9, 1688. Buried at St John's, Beverley. M.I. Father
of the ne.\t, of Charles (1673) and Ralph (1673). (F.M.G.,
607; Vis. of Yorks., 1666.)
WARTON, MICHAEL. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 16) at St John's,
Feb. 17, 1664-5. S. of Michael (above), Esq., of Beverley,
Yorks. B. there. School, Cheam, Surrey. Matric. 1664-5.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, Nov. 15, 1667. M.P. for Yorks., 1681-5;
for Beverley, 1688-95, 1700-2. Of Beverley. Died unmarried
Mar. 25, 1724-5. Buried in Beverley Minster. M.I. Brother
of Charles (1673) and Ralph (1673). (F.M.G., 607; Vis. of
Yorks., 1666; Le Neve, Knts., 205; Shaw, Knts., 11.)
WHARTON, PETER. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1567; B.A. 1571-2; M.A. 1575. Incorp. at Oxford, 1575-6.
Ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.) Sept. 21, 1576. (Al. Oxon.)
WHARTON, PHILIP. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Jesus, Easter,
1573. S.of Thomas, 2nd Lord Wharton. B. 1554. Succeeded
his fpther as 3rd baron Wharton, June 14, i572. Adm. at
Gray's Inn, Feb. 2, 1579-80. Summoned to Parliament as
Baron Wharton, 1581-1625. Joint Commissioner on the
Scotch borders, 1618. Of Kirkby Stephen, Westmodand,
and of Healaugh, Yorks. Married (i) Frances (? Mary),
dau. of Henry (Clifford), Earl of Cumberland; (2) Dorothy,
widow of Sir Francis Willoughby, of WoUaton, Notts. Died
Mar. 26, 1625, aged 70. Buried at Healaugh, Yorks. (Vis.
of Yorks., 1564; Lipscomb, Pedigree, i. 545; G.£.C. (Peerage).)
WHARTON, PHILIP. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, Aug. 12,
1623. Of Richmondshire. Perhaps s. of Humphrey, of
GiUing, Yorks. Matric. 1624; Scholar, 1625-6. Perhaps
brother of Thomas (1605), etc.
WHARTON, POSTHUMUS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's,
June 24, 1667. S. of Humphrey, deceased, of Barton, near
UUswater, Westmodand. B. there. School, Barton (Mr
Preston). Matric. 1667; B.A. 1670-1; M.A. 1674. Usher at
Sedbergh School; Head Master, 1674-1706. C. at Old
Mutton, Westmorland, in 1674. Died Mar. 25, 1714- Father
of William (1694). (Scott-Mayor.)
WHARTON, RALPH. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1579; B.A. 1582-3. One of these names R. of Inworth,
Essex, 1599.
WARTON, RALPH. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 17) at St John's,
Mav 14, 1673. 3rd s. of Michael (1639-40), Esq., of Beverley,
Yorks. B. July 13, 1656. School, Beverley (private). Matric.
1673. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 4, 1674-5. Deputy-Lieut.
for the East Riding, 1687-8. M.P. for Beverley, 1695-1701.
Died Mar. 22, 1708-9. Buried at St Mary's, Beverley.
Brother of Michael (1664-5) and Charles (1673)- (F.M.G.,
607; Le Neve, Knts., 205, where he is confused with his
uncle Sir Ralph, Knt.)
WHARTON, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Sidney, June 24, 1615.
Perhaps s. of Humphrey, of Richmondshire, Yorks. Matric.
1615. Perhaps brother of Thomas (1605) and WiUiam (1614),
etc.
WHARTON, SAMUEL. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1605. B. at Bardfield Saling, Essex. B.A. 1608-9; M.A.
1612. Ord. deacon (London) Sept. 23, 1610, age 23; 'C. of
Inworth, Essex'; priest, Feb. 17, 1610-1. C. of Gt Braxted.
C. of Stisted, 1612. V. of Felsted, 1614-47. Licence (London)
Tuly II, 1614, to marry Martha Gutter, spinster, dau. of
^ Gutter, R. of St Peter, Colchester. Died 1647-8.
(H. Smith.)
WHARTON, SAVILE. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's,
Feb. 20, 1678-9. S. of George, mercer, deceased. B. at
Gainsborough, Lines. School, East Retford (Mr Bower).
Wharton, William
Matric. 1679. Migrated to Magdalene, Oct. 4, 1681. B.A.
1682-3; M.A. 1690. Chaplain to the Bishop of Ely. R. of
Thornton, Lines., in 1701. R. of Kelsey St Nicholas, 1701.
(Lambeth Act Book; T. C. Dale.)
WHARTON, THOMAS. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 14) at Caius,
Apr. 28, 1602. 2nd s. of PhUip (1573), Baron Wharton.
B. at Wharton. School, WeU, Yorks. (Mr Anderson). M.A.
1607 (;?/. nob.). Incorp. at Oxford, 1609. Knighted, Apr. 25,
1611. M.P. for Westmorland, 1614, 1621. Of Easby, Yorks.
Married Philadelphia, dau. of Robert (Carey), Earl of
Monmouth. Died v.p., Apr. 17, 1622, aged 34. Buried at
Easby, Yorks. (His son Philip succeeded as 4th Baron
Wharton, 1625.) Brother of George (1595-6). (Venn, i.
178; Al.Oxon.; G.E.C.)
WHARTON, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Sidney, Oct. 8, 1605.
Perhaps s. and h. of Humphrey, of Gillingwood, Richmond-
shire, Yorks. Matric. 1606. Married (1) Elizabeth, dau. of
Benjamin Lambert, of Calton, Yorks.; (2) Susanna, dau. of
Sir Thomas Haves, sometime Lord Mayor of London. Died
Sept. 1641. Perhaps brother of Richard (1615), WiUiam
(1614) and Philip (1623). (Whitaker, Richmonds., i. 78.)
WHARTON, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter, 1606.
Perhaps 's. and h. of Humphrey, of Scales, Yorks., gent.'
Adm. at Gray's Inn, May 26, 1609.
WHARTON, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's,
Tune 16, 1640. S. of Humphry, gent., of BurtergiU, near
Brough, Westmorland. B. at ReagiU Grainge, Westmorland.
School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1640; B.A. 1643-4. Adm. at
Gray's Inn, Feb. 8, 1647-8.
WHARTON, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Easter,
1637. S. of John, of Winston, Durham. Bapt. there, Aug.
31, 1614 (sic). Migrated to Trinity College, Oxford. Created
M.D. (Oxford) 1647; Incorp. at Cambridge, 1652. F.R.C.P.,
1650. Phvsician to St Thomas' Hospital, 1659-73. Resided
in London throughout the plague, 1665-6. Married Jane,
dau. of WiUiam Asbridge, of London. ,\uthor, medical.
Died in London, Nov. 14 (? 15), 1673. Buried at St Michael,
Bassishaw. M.I. Father of Thomas (1673). (Al. Oxon.;
Munk, I. 255; D.N.B.; Surtees, in. 300.)
WHARTON, THOMAS. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 15) at Pembroke,
June 2, 1673. Of Old Park, Durham. S. of Thomas (1637),
M.D., of London. Matric. 1673; B.A. 1677-8; M.A. 1681.
Ord. priest (Durham) Sept. 25, 1692. Buried Dec. 30, 1714,
at St Mary's in the South Bailey, Durham. Father of George
(1706). (Burke, L.G.; Surtees, iii. 300.)
WHARTON, Baron THOMAS. LL.D. 1705 (Com. Reg.). S. and
h. of Philip, 4th Baron, and grandson of Sir Thomas (1602).
B. Aug. 1648. M.P. for Wendcver, 1673-9; for Bucks.,
1679-96. Joined the Prince of Orange at his landing in
England, 1688. P.C, 1689. ComptroUer of the Household,
1689-1702. Succeeded his father as 5th Baron, Feb. 6,
1695-6. Lord-Lieutenant of Oxon., 1697-1702, and of
Bucks., 1702 (Jan. -June). Dismissed from all office at the
accession of Queen Anne. One of the famous 'Junto' of
five Whig Peers. Commissioner for the Scotch Union, 1706.
Created Viscount Winchendon, Co. Bucks., and Earl of
Wharton (Westmorland), Dec. 23, 1706. Viceroy of Ireland,
1708-10 (his secretary in Ireland was Joseph Addison, the
essayist). Promoted the accession of George I. P.C, 1714-
Lord Privy Seal, 1714. Created Baron Trim, Co. Meath,
Earl of Rathfarnham, Co. Dublin, and Marquess of Cather-
lough, Jan. 7, 1714-5, and Marquess of Wharton, and of
Malmesbury, Wilts., Feb. 15, 1714-5. Married (i) Anne,
dau. of Sir Henry Lee, Bart., Sept. 16, 1673, at Adderbury,
O.xon.; (2) Lucy, dau. of Adam (Loftus), Viscount Lisbume,
1692. Died Apr. 12, 1716. Buried at Winchendon. (G.E.C;
D.N.B.)
WHARTON, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Pembroke,
May 10, 1734. S. of Robert, of Durham. Matric. 1737;
B.A. 1737-8; M.A. 1741; M.D. 1752. Fellow, 1739- F.R.C.P.,
1754. Censor, 1757. Practised in London. Removed to Old
Park, Durham, 1759. Married Margaret, dau. of Anthony
Wilkinson, of Crossgate, Apr. 20, 1747. Buried at Whit-
worth, Dec. 22, 1794. (Munk, 11. 197; Burke, L.G.)
WHARTON, VINCENT. B.A. from Christ's, 1592-3. B. at
Ravenstone Dale, Westmorland. M.A. 1596. Ord. deacon
(Worcester) Oct. 10, 1594; priest (London) Nov. 18, 1597;
'C. of Gt Greenford, Middlesex.' R. of Willesford, Notts.,
1599. R. of South Claypole, Lines., 1606. (Peile, i. 198.)
WHARTON, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1602.
WHARTON, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Sidney, Nov. 5, 1614.
Of Richmondshire. Perhaps S. of Humphrey, of GiUing-
wood, Yorks. Matric. 1614; B.A. 1617-8; M.A. 1621. Fellow
of Peterhouse, 1620. Probably brother of Richard (1615),
etc.
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Wharton, William
WHARTON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's,
May 10, 1694. S. of Posthumus {1667), clerk. B. at Sed-
bergh, Yorks. School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1696; B. A. 1697-8;
M.A. 1701. Ord. deacon (Carlisle) Sept. 25, 1698; priest
(York) Sept. 1701. V. of Rothwell, Yorks., 1702-c. 38.
Perhaps chaplain to Colonel Stringer's Regiment of Foot,
1705. Probably Admon., 1738; of the island of Nevis, W.I.
WHATELY, see also WHEATLEY.
WHATELY, JOSEPH. Adm. pens, at Clare, Apr. 25, 1747.
2nd s. of Thomas, of Epsom, Surrey, Esq. B. there. Matric.
1748; LL.B. 1753. D.C.L. (Trinity CoUege, Oxford) 1793,
age 63. R. of Widford, Herts., 1765-90. Preb. of Bristol,
i79?-7. Died Mar. 13, 1797. Buried in Bristol Cathedral.
M.I. at Maldon, Surrey. Will, P.C.C; of Nonsuch Park,
Surrey. Brother of Thomas (1745). {Al. Oxon.; J. Ch.
Smith.)
WHATELY, JOSIAH. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity, Mar. 21,
1706. S. of Thomas, schoolmaster, of Bromley, London.
School, Bromley (his father). Matric. 1706; Scholar, 1707;
B.A. 1709-10; M.A. 1713. Ord. deacon (London) May 31,
1713; priest, Dec. 18, 1715. R. of St Martin Outwich,
Threadneedle Street, London, 1716-9. Died 1719. (Hen-
nessy.)
WHATELY, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, June 16,
1672.
WHATELY, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Clare, May 24, 1745;
afterwards Fell. -Com. Doubtless s. and h. of Thomas, of
Epsom, Surrey, Esq. B. there. M.P. for Ludgershall,
1761-S; for Castle Rising, 1768-72. Secretary to the
Treasury under George Grenville, 1764-5. Under-Secretary
of State under Lord North, 1771-2; commissioner on the
Board of Trade, 1771. Author, miscellaneous. Died un-
married, May 26, 1772. Brother of Joseph (1747). {D.N.B.;
Manning and Bray, 11. 607.)
WHATTON, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, May 8,
1660. S. of Robert, druggist. B. at Stamford, Lines. At
school there. Matric. 1660; Scholar, 1660; B.A. 1663-4;
probably M.A. 1671 {Lit. Reg.). Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
June 2, 1667; priest (Ixindon) Dec. 23, 1677. Perhaps C. of
Streatham, Cambs., in 1670. {Venn, 1. 408.)
WHATTON, GEOFFREY. Matric. sizar from King's, Lent,
1570-80.
WHATTON, HENRY. Adm. sizar (age about 19) at Trinity,
Jan. 14, 1679-80. Of Leicestershire. Doubtless s. of William,
of Newtown, Linford. School, Tamworth, Warws. (Mr
Antrobus). Matric. 1680; Scholar, 1683; B.A. 1683-4. V. of
Humberstone, Leics., 1687-1704. Died Oct. 2, 1704, aged 44.
Will (Leicester) 1704. {Nichols, iii. 375, 912.)
WHATTON, JOHN. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 18) at Peterhouse,
July 2, 1658. Of Leicester. Doubtless s. and h. of John, of
Newark, Leics. Matric. 1658. Adm. at the Inner Temple,
Oct. 31, i66o. Knighted, Dec. 15, 1662. Of Leicester.
Married Margaret, dau. of Sir Thomas Dacres, of Cheshunt,
Herts., Aug. 21, 1668. Buried at Cheshunt, June 15, 1723.
M.I. {Clutterbuck, 11. 102; Le Neve, Knights, 164; Nichols,
III. 912.)
WHATTON, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Easter,
1614. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 24, 1615. R. of Howell,
Lines., 1626.
WHATTON, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter,
1636. Of Leicestershire. Migrated to Trinity, June 15, 1637.
Matric. (again) 1637. Returned to Queens'. B.A. 1640-1;
M.A. 1662. Ord. priest (Lincoln) Mar. 17, 1643-4. V. of
St Ippolitt's, Herts., 1643-6. V. of Bottesford, Leics., 1648.
R. of Knaptoft, 1662-70. Buried there Oct. 19, 1670.
{Nichols, IV. 222.)
WHATTON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Trinity, May 5, 1670.
Matric. 1670; Scholar, 1674; B.A. 1674-5; M.A. 1678. Ord.
deacon (London) Aug. 10, 1677. R. of Waltham, Leics.,
1687-9. R- of Knaptoft, Leics., 1713-35. Buried there
Dec. 29, 1735, aged 90 (sic). (Niclwls, 11. 385; iv. 222.)
WHEALUS (? WEALE), DAVID. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Mag-
dalene, June 20, 1668. S. of Stephen, schoolmaster, of
Fremington, Grinton, Yorks. School, Grinton.
WHEAT, JEREMIAH. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Christ's, July 2,
1659. S. of Thomas. B. at Mansfield, Notts. School, Mans-
field ((i) Mr Sylvester, (2) Mr Hutchinson). Matric. 1659;
B.A. 1662-3. Preached in Derbyshire, 1662, silenced.
Chaplain to Sir John Bright, of Bradsworth, Yorks. Died
c. 1667. {Peile, I. 588.)
WHEATE, JEREMIAH. Adm. at Trinity Hall, 1668. Adm.
pens, at Sidney, July 3, i66g, age 18. S. of Samuel, yeoman,
deceased. B. at Coventry, Warws. School, Coventry.
Matric. 1670; B.A. 1671-2.
WHEAT, . Adra. sizar at Emmanuel, July, 1665, Of
Nottinghamshire.
Wheatley, John
WHEATH, ZACHARIAH. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1662. Of Yorkshire [perhaps of Rillington, Yorks.;
for pedigree of this family see Genealogist, N.S., xxx. 163].
Buried at St Benet's, Cambridge, Mar. i, 1662-3.
WHEATCROFT, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Clare, Michs.
1567. Doubtless s. of William, of Ipswich, Suffolk, gent.
Scholar of Trinity Hall, 1570; LL.B. 1575-6, LL.D. 1586.
Fellow of Trinity Hall, 1574-92. Adm. advocate, Oct. 9,
1590. Master of Chancery. Married Elizabeth Jennings,
widow, and sister of Sir Henry Glemham, Knt. Author.
Will dated, July 13, 1614; proved (P.C.C.) July i, 1616.
Perhaps brother of the next. (Cooper, 11. 286; J. Ch. Smith;
Suffolk Arch. Proc, vi. 104.)
WHITCROFT, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Magdalene,
Michs. 1571. Possibly s. of William (Whetcroft), of Ipswich,
gent. If so, R. of Witnesham, Suffolk, 1581. Will (Norwich)
1591. Perhaps brother of Henry (above).
WHEATCROFT, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's,
Mar. 24, 1652-3. S. of Thomas, gent., of Theberton, Suffolk.
B. there. School, Bury St Edmunds. Matric. 1653. Perhaps
of Melford, Suffolk; licence (London) to marry Anne Bartlett,
of Morefields, London, spinster, Aug. 23, 1669.
WHEATCROFT, WILLIAM. Said to have studied at Cambridge
and Oxford, Lady Willoughby paying for his maintenance
with her grandchildren, the two dukes of Suffolk. (See
Suffolk Arch. Proc, vi. 100; will of Henry.) Father of
Henry (1567).
WHEATLEY, see also WHATELY.
WHEATLEY, CHARLES. M.A. 1728 (Incorp. from St John's
College, Oxford). Matric. there. Mar. 28, 1705, age 19. S. of
John, of London, gent. B. Feb. 6, 1685-6. School, Merchant
Taylors'. B.A. (Oxford) 1709-10; M.A. 1713. Lecturer of
St Mildred-in-the-Poultry, London, 1717, and of St Swithin,
1725. V. of Brent, and of Fumeaux Pelham, Herts., 1725-
42. Author of a popular commentary on the Book of Com-
mon Prayer, etc. Died May 13, 1742. Buried at Fumeaux
Pelham. (Al. Oxon.; D.N. B.)
WHEATLEY or WHATELY, CRESWELL. Adm. sizar at Em-
manuel, Nov. 27, 1635. Of Oxfordshire. Matric. 1635,
Whately; B.A. 1639-40, Wheatley. Probably R. of Tad-
marton, Oxon.; Will (Cons. C. Oxford) 1682. Probably
father of Samuel (1672) and perhaps of William (1672-3).
WHETLEY, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. sizar from Corpus
Christi, Easter, 1549 (adm. 1548).
WHEATLEY, EDWARD. M.A. 1621 (Incorp. from Oxford).
Of London, gent. Matric. (St John's College, Oxford)
Oct. 13, 1615, age 20; B.A. 1616; M.A. 1619. R. of Boylestone,
Derbs., 1622-40. (41. Oxon.)
WHEATLEY, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's,
June 27, 1678. S. of George, gent., deceased. B. at WooUey,
Yorks. School, Darton (Mr Walker). Matric. 1678; M.B.
1683. Captain of Militia, 1688. Of Woolley. Married
(i) Emilia, dau. of Thomas Hardwick, of Pottemewton,
near Leeds; (2) Anne, dau. of Anthony Devevere, M.D., of
Leeds. (Hufiter, 11. 386.)
WHETLEY, GEORGE. B.A. 1539-40. Fellow of St John's,
1541-
WHEATLEY or WHATELY, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from
King's, Easter, 1668; B..\. 1671-2. Signed for deacon's
orders (London) Sept. 20, 1672; for priest's, Mar. 13, 1673-4;
'C. of Ramsden Grays, Essex.' V. of Aldeburgh, Suffolk,
1678; 'M.A.'
WHEATLY, GEORGE. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's,
Feb. 5, 1697-8. S. of George, vintner. B. at York. School,
Sherbum (Mr Bain). Matric. 1698; B.A. 1703-4. Ord.
deacon (London) Sept. 22, 1706; priest, Sept. 19, 1708.
Perhaps his wiU (P.C.C.) 1718-9; of St Peter-le-Poer, London,
clerk.
WHEATLEY, HUMPHREY. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Lent,
1578-9; B.A. 1582-3. Ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.)
May 6, 1596. V. of Potterspury, Northants., 1597-1607.
V. of St John's, Margate, Kent, 1607-31. Buried there
Oct. 26, 1631. Father of the next. (Hasted, \\. ■i5<).)
WHEATELEY, HUMPHREY. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Sidney,
June 20, 1621. S. of Humphrey (alwve), V. of St John's,
Margate, Kent. B. at Potterspury, Northants. School,
St John's, Isle of Thanet. Matric. 162 1; B.A. 1624-5. Ord.
deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 24; priest, Sept. 25, 1626. 'Inter-
foctus a militc,' Feb. 26, 1626-7. (Parish Register (Margate).)
WHETLEY, JOHN. B.A. 1507-8.
WHEATLEY, JOHN. .'Vdm. sizar at Emmanuel. Easter, 1625.
Matric. 1625; \i..\. 1628-9; MA. 1632. Probably V. of
Daventry, Northants., 1637-8. V. of Watford, Northants.,
1648; conformed and reinstated, 1661-6. Buried at Watford,
Feb. 5, 1666-7. (H. I. Longden.)
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Wheatley, John
WHEATLEY, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age i6) at Christ's, May 21,
1669. S. of Thomas. B. at Emlay, near Huddersfield,
Yorks. School, Flockton, near Wakefield (Mr Wigglesworth).
Matric. 1670; B.A. 1672-3; M.A. 1678. Ord. deacon (York)
May, 1673; priest, Sept. 1678. (Peile, 11. 22.)
WHEATLEY, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity Hall, Easter,
1670.
WHEATLEY, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Christ's, Oct. 27,
1744. S. of Thomas. B. at Wakefield. School, Rotherham
(Mr Stephenson). Matric. 1744; Scholar, 1746; B.A. 1748;
M.A. 1753. Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1748; priest, June,
1750. Chaplain to the Duchess of Hamilton. V. of Aslackby,
Lines. R. of Claxby with Normanby, 1758. Married Eliza,
dau. of William Cooke, R. of Sawtry. Died Apr. 10, 1794,
aged 68, at Treeton. (Peile, 11. 246; F.M.G., 600.)
WHETLY, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Trinity, c. 1593.
WHEATLEY, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, May 15,
1672. Of Oxfordshire. Probably s. of Creswell (1635), of
Tadmarton, Oxon. B.A. 1673-4- Probably matric. (Trinity
College, Oxford) Mar. 19, 1668-9, age 18. Perhaps brother
of William (1672-3).
WHEATELEY or WHETLEY, THOMAS. Adm. at King's, a
scholar from Eton, 1467. Of Datchet, Bucks. B.A. 1469-70;
M.D. 1476-7; M.A. (according to Harwood).
WHETLEY, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1569.
WHEATLY, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Emmanuel, Easter,
1624; B.A. 1628-9; M.A. 1632. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
Sept. 25, 1631; priest. May 27, 1632.
WHEATLEY, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs.
1651; scholar from Westminster. S. of Zabulon. B. in
Middlesex. Age 16 in 1648.
WHETLEY, W. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Clare, Michs. 1566.
Possibly William, s. and h. of William, of Walsingham,
Norfolk, prothonotary of C.P. If so, adm. at the Middle
Temple, July 1, 1571; late of Clifiord's Inn. Died 1574.
(Middle Temple Bench Book.)
WHEATLY or WHATELY, WILLIAM. Matric. from Christ's,
1597-8. S. of Thomas, Mayor of Banbury, Oxon. B. there.
May 26, 1583. B.A. 1600-1. Incorp. at Oxford, 1602.
M.A. (St Edmund Hall, Oxford) 1604. Lecturer at Banbury,
1604. V. of Banbury, 1610-39. Married Martha, dau. of
George Hunt, R. of CoUingboume Ducis, Wilts. Author,
miscellaneous. Died May 10, 1639. Buried at Banbury. M.I.
Will, P.C.C. (Peile, i. 224; D.N.B.; Al. Oxon.)
WHEATLEY, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Emmanuel, Lent,
1672-3. Perhaps s. of Creswell (1635). Perhaps brother of
Samuel (1672).
WHETLEY or WHETLE, . B.A. 1492.
WHELDON, see WELDON.
WHEELER, CHARLES. Adm. pens, at Trinity, July 16, 1635.
S. of William, of London, goldsmith, and of Martin Husing-
tree, Worcs. B. c. 1620. Exhibitioner of Charterhouse.
Matric. 1636; Scholar, 1638; B.A. 1638-9; M.A. 1642.
Fellow, 1640-4, ejected. Gentleman of the Privy Chamber
to Charles II. Colonel in the Royalist army. M.P. for the
University, 1667-79. Governor of the Leeward Islands.
Succeeded Sir William Wheler, of Westminster as 2nd Bart.,
Aug. 6, 1666. Inherited the estate of Leamington Hastings,
Warws., under the wiU of Sir Thomas Trevor (his mother's
cousin), 1676. Of Birdingbury, Warws., Esq. Married
Dorothy, dau. of Sir Francis Bindlosse, of Borwick Hall,
Lanes., 1648. Died Aug. 26, 1683, aged 64. Buried at
Leamington Hastings. M.I. Will, P.C.C. (To be distinguished
from Charles of Charing, Kent; b. i6ii, and father of Sir
George, D.D., Canon of Durham.) (Vis. of Warws., 1682;
Vis. of Worcs.; G.E.C., in. 107; Genealogist, N.S., 11. 203.)
WHELER, CHARLES. Adm. pens, at Clare, Oct. 26, 1748.
S. of Sir William, of Leamington Hastings, Warws., 5th Bart.
B. in Paris, Dec. 22, 1730. Matric. 1749; B.A. 1753; M.A.
1756. V. of Leamington Hastings, 1757-1821. Preb. of
York, 1779-1821. Succeeded his brother WiUiam as 7th
Bart., Apr. 1799. Married Lucy, dau. of Sir John Strange,
Master of the Rolls, Jan. 20, 1762, at King's Walden, Herts.
Died at Bath, July 12, 1821, aged 91. Buried at Walcot,
Bath. (G.E.C., III. 108.)
WHEELER, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Apr. 21, 1685.
S. of Francis, of Essex, Esq. Matric. 1685.
WHELER, GRANVILLE. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's,
May 10, 1717. 3rd s. of Sir George, Knt., D.D., and Canon
of Durham (for whom see D.N.B.). B. 1701, in London.
School, Durham (Mr Rymer). Scholar, 1718; B.A. 1720-1;
M.A. 1724. Fellow, 1722. F.R.S., 1728. Incorp. at Oxford,
1734. Ord. deacon and priest at St Margaret's, Westminster,
Sept. 25, 1737. Purchased Otterden Place where he carried
on experiments in electricity. R. of Leake, Notts., 1737-70-
Wheeler, William
Preb. of Southwell, 1753-70. Married (i) Lady Catherine
Maria, dau. of Theophilus (Hastings), Earl of Huntingdon;
(2) May, dau. of John Dove, of London. Died May 12,
1770, aged 71. Buried at Otterden. Will, P.C.C. Father of
the next and of Theophilus (1741-2). (Peile, 11. ig2; D.N. B.;
Al. Oxon.; Hasted, 11. 502.)
WHELER, GRANVILLE. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 19) at Christ's,
Oct. 23, 1751. S. of Granville (above), clerk. B. Dec. 19,
1732, at Otterden, Kent. School, Leicester (Mr Andrews).
Matric. 1751; Scholar, 1751; M.A. 1755. Of Otterden, Kent.
Married Sibylla Christian, dau. of Robert Haswell, Captain,
R.N. Died 1786, in France. Buried at Otterden. Brother
of Theophilus (1741-2). (Peile, 11. 256; Burke, L.G.; Surtees,
I- 305.)
WHEELER, JAMES. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Sidney, June 24,
1644. S. of James, clothier and weaver, of Colchester.
B. there. Schools, Leyden (Mr Stoke) and Colchester
(Mr Dugard). Matric. 1644; B.A. 1647-8; M.A. from Caius,
1651. Fellow of Caius, 1649-61. President, 1660; ejected
from the College after the Restoration. Will proved (P.C.C.)
June 20, 1681; mentions son James (? next), then a minor.
(Venn, i. 376; J. Ch. Smith.)
WHEELER, JAMES. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, May 7,
1696. S. of James (? above), of Hadleigh, Sufiolk. B. there.
School, Bury St Edmunds (Mr Leeds).
WHEELER, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Pembroke, May 11,
1672. S. of John, of Halesowen, Salop (sic). Matric. 1673;
B.A. 1675-6; M.A. 1680.
WHEELER, JOSEPH. M.A. from Clare, 1749. S. of William,
of Stottesden, Salop, gent. Matric. (Balliol College, Oxford)
May 30, 1730, age 18; B.A. (Oxford) 1734. Perhaps C. of
Wakefield, Yorks., 1744-61. V. of Dewsbury, 1749-61.
Died Jan. 12, 1761. (Al. Oxon.)
WHEELER, PHILIP. Adm. pens, at Queens', Mar. 15, 1722-3.
Of Jamaica. Matric. 1723.
WHELER, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Queens', Michs.
1562. Perhaps adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Nov. 17, 1566; of
London (special admission).
WHEYLER, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs.
1562; Scholar, 1563; B.A. 1565-6; M.A. 1569.
WHEELER, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1563; Scholar, 1563; B.A. 1566-7. This man or Richard
(above) ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.) Apr. 22, 1570.
V. of Kempston, Beds., 1605-18. Buried there Dec. 2, 1618.
(W. M. Noble.)
WHEELER, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 20) at St John's,
Jan. 12, 1636-7. S. of Richard, goldsmith, of London.
Bapt. Jan. 5, 1616-7, in St Foster's parish, London. School,
London (private). Matric. 1637.
WHEELER, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, Mar. 29,
1715. Of the Isle of Ely.
WHELER, THEOPHILUS. Adm. pens, at Christ's, Jan. 11,
1741-2. S. of Granville (i7i7), R- of Otterden, Kent. B.
1725, in London. School, Westminster. Matric. 1742. Adm.
at Lincoln's Inn, Jan. 22, 1742-3. Died unmarried at
Cambridge, Dec. 1743. Brother of Granville (1751)- (Peile,
II. 242; Surtees, i. 176.)
WHEELER, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Aug. i, 1667.
S. of Wilham, of Colchester, Essex. Matric. 1667.
WHELER, Sir TREVOR, Bart. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 18) at
St John's, Aug. 26, 1715. S. of Sir William, of Leamington
Hastings, Warws., 3rd Bart., and grandson of Charles (1635).
Bapt. Nov. 25, 1697, at Leamington Hastings. School,
Rugby. Succeeded his father as 4th Bart., Feb. 23, 1708-9.
Died unmarried at Bath, Oct. 11, 1718. Buried at Leaming-
ton. (Vis. of Warws., 1682; G.E.C., 111. 108.)
WHEALER, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Queens', Michs.
1582. Of Kent. B. at West Mailing. Ord. deacon (London)
Feb. 24, 1585-6, age 25. C. of Rochester. Perhaps V. of
East Peckham, Kent, 1592-7. Buried there Sept. 23, 1597-
(Fielding.)
WHEELER, WILLIAM. Adm. scholar at Trinity Hall, June
9, 1666. Of Worcestershire. Matric. 1667. Recommended
by the King for a Fellowship, 1669. (Coll. Hist., 155.)
WHELER, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's,
Mar. 29, 1709. S. of Admiral Sir Francis, Knt., deceased
(for whom see D.N.B.), and grandson of Charles (1635).
B. in London. School, Rugby. Matric. 1709; B.A. 1712-3;
M.A. 1716. Incorp. at Oxford, 1720. Ord. deacon (Ely)
Dec. 18, 1715; priest (London) Oct. 28, 1716. V. of East
Camel, Somerset 1730-2. V. of Leamington Hastings,
Warws. Died Oct. 5, 1738. Buried at Leamington Hastings.
Admon., P.C.C.
WHEELER,
B.A. 1491.
380
Wheelhouse, George
WHEELER,
Com. 1600-1.
Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, 1598-9; Fell.
WHEELER, . Adm. Fell.-Com. at Trinity, June 27, 1666.
WHEELHOUSE, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Michs.
1578. V. of Boum, Cambs., 1597-1603. Buried there Aug.
29, 1603. {Peile, I. 148; J. Crosby.)
WHEELHOUSE, JAMES. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Easter,
1577. B. at Kippax, Yorks. B.A. 1580-1. Ord. deacon
(London) Dec. 21, 1583, age 24; 'C. of Woodham Water,
Essex'; priest, Mar. 18, 1585-6. V. of Little Baddow,
1591-6. Will (Cons. C. London) 1623.
WHEELHOUSE, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter,
1585.
WHEELOCK, ABRAHAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1611. B. 1593, at Whitchurch, Salop. B.A. 1614-5; M.A.
1618; B.D. from Clare, 1624. FeUow of Clare, 1619-32. Ord.
deacon (London) Dec. 19, 1619; priest (Peterb.) Sept. 22,
1622. V. of St Sepulchre, Cambridge, 1622-42. R. of
Passenham, Northants., 1626-7. University Librarian, 1629-
53. Professor of Arabic, 1632-53. V. of Middleton, Norfolk.
Married Clemence Godd, 1632. Author, Anglo-Saxon
Version of Bede, etc. Died Sept. 25, 1653, aged 60. Will
proved (V.C.C.) 1667 (? 1657). Perhaps brother of Ralph
(1623), probably father of the next, of Gregory (1649) and
of Ralph (164;). {D.N.B.; Musgrave.)
WHILLOCK, ABRAHAM. Matric. sizar from King's, Michs.
1650. Probably s. of Abraham (above). Probably brother
of the next and of Ralph (1645).
WHEELOCKE, GREGORY. Matric. sizar from King's, Easter,
1649. Probably s. of Abraham (1611). Migrated to Clare,
Aug. 8, 1649. B.A. 1653-4; M.A. 1657. V. of Cudham,
Kent, 1665-1709. Buried there Sept. 19, 1709. Probably
brother of Abraham (above) and Ralph (1645). {Fielding.)
WHEELOCK, RALPH. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter, 1623.
B. in Shropshire, 1600. B.A. 1626-7; M.A. 1631. Ord.
deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 20, 1629. Went to New England,
1637. Settled at Dedham, Mass. Deputy to the Mass.
General Court for Dedham, 1639 and 1640; for Medfield,
1653, 1663, 1664, 1666 and 1667. Town clerk and local
justice in Dedham, 1642. Became the leading founder of
the new town of Medfield, Mass., 1651. Died there Jan. 11,
1683-4. Perhaps brother of Abraham (161 1). (J. G. Bart-
lett; Felt, 374.)
WHILOCKE, RALPH. Matric. sizar from King's, Easter,
1645. Probably s. of Abraham (1611). Probably brother
of Abraham (1650), etc.
WHEELWRIGHT, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs.
1571. Probably scholar of Christ's, 1572-4. Perhaps V. of
Bridekirk, Cumberland, 1581-1625. Perhaps father of
Richard (1626). (B. Nightingale.)
WHEELWRIGHT, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Sidney, Apr. 28, 1611.
S. of Robert, of Cumberworth and Saleby, Lines. B. 1594.
Matric. 161 1 ; B.A. 1614-5; M.A. 1618. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
Dec. 19; priest, Dec. 20, 1619. V. of Bilsby, Lines., 1623-33;
suspended for nonconformity. Preacher at BeUeau till
silenced. Went to New England, 1636; arrived at Boston,
May 26, 1636. ."Vdmitted to the Boston Church, June 12,
1636. Associated with the Hutchinsonian party whose
Antinomian sympathies were exciting strong opposition.
Pastor of a church at Mount Wollaston (New Quincy),
Mass., 1636. As the result of a sermon preached in Boston,
he was convicted of sedition and sentenced to banishment.
Mar. 1636-7; sentence revoked, 1644. Went with a party
of friends to New Hampshire and founded Exeter, N.H.;
pastor there, 1638-42. Removed to Wells, Me., 1643.
Invited to the ministry of Hampton, N.H., 1647; installed
pastor there, 1647. Went to England, 1656; remained there
till 1662; part of the time the guest of Sir Henry Vane,
former Governor of Mass. Returned to New England, 1662.
Pastor of Salisbury, Mass., 1662-79. Married (i) Mary, dau.
of Thomas Storre, V. of Bilsby, Lines.; (2) Mary, dau. of
Edward Hutchinson, of Alford, Lines. Author, Mercurius
Americanus. Died at Salisbury, Mass., Nov. 15, 1679.
Perhaps father of the next. {Felt, 257; J. G. Bartlett.)
WHEELWRIGHT, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Jesus, June 24, 1643.
Of Lincolnshire. Perhaps s. of John (above). Bapt. Oct. 6,
1622, at Bilsby, Lines. Matric. 1643. One of these names
ord. deacon (by Bishop of Lincoln) Sept. 25, 1642.
WHEELWRIGHT, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Queens',
Easter, 1626. Of Cumberland. Perhaps s. of John (1571).
B.A. 1629-30; M.A. 1634.
WHEELWRIGHT, STEPHEN. Matric. sizar from Pembroke,
c. 1596; B.A. from Trinity, 1599-1600. V. of Helmsley,
Yorks., 1605-37. Died 1637.
WHEELWRIGHT, STEPHEN. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Sidney,
Mar. 22, 1666-7. S. of John. B. at Helmsley, Yorks. School,
York. Matric. 1667.
Whetenhall, Henry
WHEELWRIGHT, . B.Can.L. 1498-9.
WHEKISLEY, RICHARD. B.A. 1459-60.
WHELDALE or WHELPDALE, AUGUSTINE. Adm. pens.
(age 17) at Macijalene, Mar. 4, 1645-6. S. of John, of
Ingoldmells, Lines., gent, (and Anne, dau. of Augustine
Kirkman, of East Kent). School, Alford. Matric. 1645-6.
R. of Addlethorpe, Lines., 1650. Living, 1662. {Lines.
Pedigrees, 1068.)
WHELPDALL, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Christ's, July, 1676;
B.A. 1679-80. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Feb. 1680-1. C. of
Markfield, Leics. Probably R. of All Saints', Langdon Hills,
Essex, 1685-1704, and R. of Vange, 1685. Perhaps R. of
Hareby, Lines., 1696; R. of Roughton, 1704, and of Scrivels-
by, 1704. {Peile, 11. 61.)
WHELPDALE, NATHANIEL. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Cxius,
Apr. 4, 1601. S. of William, merchant, of Lynn, Norfolk.
Bapt. there, Feb. i, 1582-3. School, Wisbech, Isle of Ely
(MrHowden). {Venn, 1. 174.)
WELDALE, ROGER. Matric. FeU.-Com. from King's, Michs.
1617. Probably s. and h. of Roger, of Tydd St Mary, Lines.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, Mar. 15, 1619-20, Whelldale.
WHELPDAILE, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Pembroke,
Easter, 1585. B. at Hibberstow, Lines. B.A. 1588-9.
Ord. deacon (London) Nov. 27, 1591, age 24. C. of Abbots
Roding, Essex. Will (P.C.C.) 1607; of TiUingham, Essex.
WHELPDAYLE, WILLIAM. B.A. from Pembroke, 1609.
WHELDALE, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Magdalene,
Michs. 1618. Perhaps s. of Richard, of Gt Steeping, Lines.
{Lines. Pedigrees, 1068.)
WHELPDALE, . Com. for M.A. or higher degree, 1478-9.
A John Whelpdale R. of Raleigh, Essex, 1481-7.
WHELPDALE, . D.Can.L. 1489-90; D.Civ.L. 1493-4.
WHELSON, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1587.
WHERIWAS, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter,
1586. Of Norfolk. B.A. (? 1589-90); M.A. 1593. Fellow,
1590-8.
WHETCOMBE, see also WHITCOMBE.
WHETCOMBE, JOHN. B.D. 1610 (Incorp. from Oxford). Of
Dorset, gent. Matric. (Oriel College, Oxford) Oct. 1597,
age 17; B.A. (Oxford) 1599; M.A. 1602; B.D. 1610; D.D.
1612. Fellow of Exeter College, Oxford, 1602-10. R. of
Maiden Newton, Dorset, 1609-35. R. of Frome Vanchurch,
1620-35. Buried May 30, 1635. M.I. at Maiden Newton.
{Al. Oxon.; F. S. Hockaday.)
WHETHAM, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Peterhouse,
Apr. 16, 1750. Of Middlesex. Doubtless s. of John, of St
George's, Hanover Square, Esq. B. Apr. 12, 1733. School,
Fulham. Matric. 1750. Migrated to Oxford. Matric.
(Exeter College) Nov. 10, 1752, age 18; B.A. (Oxford) 1754;
M.A. 1757. Dean of Lismore, 1791. Archdeacon of Cork,
1793-6. V. of Brinny, Co. Cork, 1794-5. V. of Callan
(Ossory), 1794-6. Married Anne, dau. of John Moore, M.P.
Died at Clifton, May i, 1796. Admon., P.C.C. {Al. Oxon.;
H. B. Swanzy.)
WETENHALL or WITHNALL, EDWARD. Adm. pens, at
Trinity, May 23, 1655; scholar from Westminster Of
Staffordshire. B. in Lichfield, Oct. 7, 1636. Matric. 1658,
Wetenhall; B.A. 1658. Migrated to Oxford, June 18, r66i.
M.A. (Oxford) i66i; B.D. 1669. Chaplain, Lincoln College,
Oxford, 1661. Incorp. at Cambridge, 1670. V. of Combe
Longa, Oxon., 1661. V. of St Stephen's, St Albans, Herts.,
1661-3. Canon of Exeter, 1667-74. Master of Exeter
Grammar School, 1667. C. of St Werburgh's, and chanter
at Christ Church, Dublin. Bishop of Cork and Ross, 1679-99;
resided in Ireland throughout the troubles, 1688-9. F.R.S.,
1683. Bishop of Kilmore and Ardagh, 1699-1713; restored
the episcopal residence at Kilmore and rebuilt the Cathedral
at Ardagh (since demolished). Urged the need of supplying
' books of religion ' in the Irish language. Author, devotional,
etc. Died in London, Nov. 12, 1713. Buried in Westminster
Abbey. M.I. Will, Dublin. Father of John (1696). (Al.
Oxon.; Le Neve, i\/o>i.; D.N.B.)
WHETNALL, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, Feb. 5,
1617. S. of Sir Henry (next), of East Peckham, Kent, Knt.
Matric. 1617-8. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Nov. 3, 1623. Brother
of Thomas (1615). {T. A. Walker, 7.)
WHETNALL, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, July 2,
1580. Matric. 1580; B.A. 1583-4; M.A. 1587. Incorp. at
Oxford, 1591. Adm. at Cray's Inn, Oct. 22, 1588; 'of East
Peckham, Kent.' Knighted, Feb. 2 (7), 1608-9. Father of
Francis (above) and of Thomas (1615). {Al. Oxon.; Vis. of
Kent, 1663.)
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Whetenhall, John
WETENHALL, JOHN. Adm. Fell. -Com. (age 27) at Trinity,
Apr. 15, 1696. S. of Edward (1658), B.D., Bishop of Cork.
B. in Devon. School, Cork. M.A. 1696. Adm. at Trinity
College, Dublin, Apr. 24, 1686, age 17; B.A. (Dublin) 1689.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, May 27, 1693. Archdeacon of Cork,
1697-1717. Will dated Feb. 17, 1715; proved (Cork) May 18,
1717. (H. B. Swanzy.)
WHETENHALL, THOMAS. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Peterhouse,
May 20, 1615. Doubtless s. and h. of Sir Henry (1580), of
East Peckhara, Kent. Matric. 1615. Married Mary, dau. of
George Phillips, of Tenterden. Brother of Francis (1617).
{Vis. of Kent, 1663-8.)
WHETENHALL, . Matric. Fell.-Com. from Queens',
Easter, 1544.
WHETSTONE, see also WHITESTONE.
WHETSTONE, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1573. Perhaps s. of Francis, of Peterborough. If so, married
Anne, dau. of Francis Quarles, of USord, Northants., Dec.
10, 1598. Probably adm. at Gray's Inn, 1578. Probably
father of the next. {Lines. Pedigrees, 1069.)
WHETSTONE or WHITESTONE, FRANCIS. Matric. pens,
from Clare, Easter, 1624. Probably s. of Francis (above).
B.A. 1627-8. Married Catherine, dau. of Charles Metham,
of BuUington, Lines., widow of Sir James Bogge, of Sutter-
ton, Aug. 23, 1632, at Saleby. {Lines. Pedigrees, 1069.)
WHETSTONES, JAMES. M.A. 1640 (Incorp. from Oxford).
S. of Richard, of Oxford, tailor. Matric. (Brasenose College,
Oxford) Oct. 20, 1626, age 16; B.A. (Oxford) 1629-30; M.A.
1632. {Al. Oxon.)
WHICHCOTE, BENJAMIN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Easter,
1626. 6th s. of Christopher, of Whichcote Hall, Stoke, Salop.
B. May 4, 1609. Matric. 1626; B.A. 1629-30; M.A. 1633;
B.D. 1640; D.D. from King's, 1649. FeUow of Emmanuel,
1633-43. Lecturer at Trinity Church, Cambridge, 1636.
Provost of King's, 1645-60, ejected. Vice-Chancellor, 1650.
R. of North Cadbury, Somerset, 1643-9. R. of Milton, Cambs.,
1649-83. V. of St Anne, Blackfriars, London, 1662, and St
Lawrence Jewry, 1668-83. Married, at St Mildred Poultry,
London, to Rebecca Glover, of St Swithin's, widow, Apr. 26,
1649. Author, religious. Died May, 1683, aged 74- Buried
at St Lawrence. Will, P.C.C. Brother of Edward (1617).
{D.N.B.; Vis. of London, 1634; Lines. Pedigrees, 1071.)
WHICHCOTE, EDWARD. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Easter,
1617. Doubtless s. and h. of Christopher, of Stoke, Salop.
Matric. 1617. Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1619. Barrister,
1628. Of Stoke, Esq. Brother of Benjamin (1626). {Vis. of
London, 1634; Clutterbtick, 11. 449.)
WHICHCOTE, EDWARD. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 16) at Christ's,
Apr. 19, 1623. S. of Sir Hamon (1593), of Harpswell, Lines.
B. at Dunston, near Lincoln. School, Sleaford. Adm. at
Gray's Inn, May 23, 1626. Of Harpswell, Esq. Married
Jane, dau. of Samuel Lennard, of West Wickham, Kent.
Appeared in a list of Lincolnshire men declared guilty of
high treason, Apr. 21, 1643, but later apparently a Royalist.
Donor to the New Building. Buried June 9, 1658, at Harps-
well. Brother of John (1623), etc. (Lines. Pedigrees, 1072;
Peile, I. 349.)
WHICHCOTE, FRANCIS. Adm. Fell.-Com. at St Catharine's,
May 24, 1708. S. of Sir Paul (1662), Bart., of Quy, Cambs.
Matric. 1708. Migrated to Trinity Hall, Dec. 21, 1711.
LL.B. 1713. Adm. at the Inner Temple, Feb. 12, i7i3-4-
M.P. for Cambs., 1718-22. Succeeded his father as 3rd Bart.,
Dec. 1721. Of Grantham and Aswarby, Lines., and of
Chesham, Bucks. Married (1) Mary, dau. of Joseph Banks,
of Revelsby Abbey, Lines.; (2) Frances, widow of Sir NeviUe
Hickman, Bart. Died Oct. 27, 1775, aged 89. Buried at
Aswarby. (Burke, Peerage; L. Mag.; G.E.C., in. 22.)
WHICHCOT, GEORGE. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Clare, Apr. 27,
1670. Of Fotherby, Lines. S. of William (1633-4), of
Fotherby. Bapt. there, June 6, 1653- M.A. 1673. M.P. for
Lines., 1698, 1705, 1708. Married Frances Katherine, dau.
of Sir Thomas Meres, Knt., of Kirton and Lincoln. Father
of Thomas (1719) and John (1722). {Lines. Pedigrees, 1073.)
WHICHCOTS, HAMMOND (or HAMON). Adm. Fell.-Com.
(age 15) at Caius, May 4, 1593. S. and h. of Robert, gent.,
of Yorkshire. B. at Dunston, Lines. School, Kirk Ella,
Yorks. (Mr Graye). Knighted, Apr. 23, 1603. One of the
Commissioners appointed to raise money for the Parlia-
mentary army, Sept. 20, 1643- Of Harpswell, Lines., Esq.
Married Millicent, dau. of John Markham, of Sedgbrook.
Will proved May 17, 1651. Father of John (1623), Robert
(1620), Edward (1623), Thomas (1633), William (1633-4), and
Robert (1645). {Venn, i. 149; Lines. Pedigrees, 1072.)
WYCHCOTTE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St Catharine's,
Easter, 1574.
WHICHCOTE, JOHN. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 15) at Christ's,
Apr. 19, 1623. S. of Sir Hamon (1593), Knt. B. at Dunston,
Whiddon, Rowland
near Lincoln. School, Sleaford. Adm. at Gray's Inn, May 9,
1625. Died s.p. Brother of Robert (1620), Edward (1623),
Thomas (1633) and William (1633-4). {Peile, 1. 350; Lines.
Pedigrees, 1072.)
WHICHCOT, JOHN. Matric. pens, from King's, Michs. 1654-
Perhaps adm. at the Inner Temple, 1657; of Windsor.
WHICHCOT, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Magdalene, Mar.
27, 1722. S. of George (1670), Esq. B. at Harpswell, Lines.
Bapt. June 6, 1702. School, Glamford Bridge. Matric. 1723;
LL.B. 1727. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Mar. 2, 1728-9; priest,
Dec. 21, 1729. V. of Saxby, Lines., 1729. V. of Blyton,
1729. R. of Scotton, and of Althorpe, 1741. Died Sept. 29,
1750. Buried at St Margaret's, Lincoln. Brother of Thomas
(1719). {Lines. Pedigrees, 1073.)
WHICHCOTT, JOSHUA. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
c. 1593 (adm. 1592). Of Lincolnshire. S. of Thomas, of
South Kyme. Of Haverholm. Married Martha, dau. of
William Thorold, of Marston. Will proved, Apr. 8, 1640.
Brother of William {c. 1593)- {Lines. Pedigrees, 1071.)
WHITCHCOT, MATTHEW. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Pembroke,
Jan. 21, 1675-6. 7th s. of Sir Jeremiah, Bart. B. at Hendon,
Middlesex. Matric. 1678; B.A. 1679-80. Brother of the next.
{Clutterbuek, 11. 449.)
WHITCHCOT or WHICHCOTE, PAUL. Matric. Fell.-Com. from
King's, Easter, 1662. S. and h. of Sir Jeremy, Bart., of the
Inner Temple, London. B. Mar. 5, 1643. M.A. 1701, F.R.S.,
1674. Succeeded his father as 2nd Bart., June 22, 1677.
Of Quy Hall, Cambs. Married Jane, dau. of Sir Nicholas
Gould, Bart., June 14, 1677, at Guildhall Chapel, St
Lawrence Jewry, London. Died Dec. 1721. Brother of
Matthew (above) and father of Francis (1708). (Burke,
Peerage; G.E.C., in. 22.)
WHICHCOT, PAUL. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age i6) at Peterhouse,
May 6, 1706. Of Middlesex. Probably 2nd s. of Henry, of
Finchley, Middlesex, Esq., and nephew of Paul (1662).
Educated at home. Matric. 1706. Probably adm. at the
Inner Temple, Mar. 3, 1707-8. Of Finchley. Died Feb. 24,
1760. One of these names s. of Benjamin, of St Alban's,
Wood Street, London. B. July 7, 1689. {T. A. Walker, 215;
Clutterhtick, 11. 449.)
WHICHCOTE, ROBERT. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Christ's,
July, 1620. S. and h. of Hamon (1593), of Dunston, Lines.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, Mar. 4, 1617. Died in College, Jan. 21,
1622-3. Buried in the Chapel. Brother of John (1623), etc.
{Lines. Pedigrees, 1072; Peile, 1. 333.)
WHICHCOTT, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 3,
1645. Of Lincolnshire. Doubtless s. of Sir Hamon (1593).
Matric. 1645; B.A. 1648-9. Incorp. at Oxford, 1650. M.A.
(Lincoln College, Oxford) 1651. Fellow of Lincoln College,
Oxford, 1651. Incorp. at Cambridge, 1652. Adm. at Gray's
Inn, Nov. 6, 1651. R. of Essendon, Herts., 1669-99. Married
Eleanor, dau. of Thomas Warner, of Earles Combe, Worcs.
Died 1699. One of these names, 'M.A.,' R. of Pitsea, Essex,
1654-5, and R. of Langdon Hills, 1657-60. Brother of
William (1633-4), etc. {Lines. Pedigrees, 1072; Al. Oxon.)
WHICHCOTE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Nov.
1569. Possibly s. of Hamon, of Harpswell, Lines.
WHICHCOTE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Christ's,
May 8, 1633. S. of Sir Hamon (1593). B. at Dunston, Lines.
School, Sleaford (Mr Northam). Matric. 1633; B.A. 1636-7.
Probably died young. Not mentioned in the pedigree.
Brother of Edward (1623), etc. {Peile, 1. 426; Lines. Pedigrees,
1072).
WHICHCOT, THOMAS. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 18) at Mag-
dalene, May 16, 1719. S. and h. of George (1670), Esq.
B. at Harpswell, Lines. School, Brigg. Matric. 1719- M.P. for
Lines., 1740, 1741-68. Of Harpswell, Esq. Married (i) Eliza
Maria, dau. of Francis Anderson, of Manley, Lines., Esq.,
Nov. 27, 1729; (2) Jane, dau. of John Tregayle, of Trevorder,
Cornwall. Buried Oct. 9, 1776, at Harpswell. Brother of
John (1722). {Lines. Pedigrees, 1073)
WHICHCOTT, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
c- 1593 (adm. 1592). Of Lincolnshire. 2nd s. of Thomas, of
South Kyme. Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1596. Brother
of Joshua (1592). {Lines. Pedigrees, 1071.)
WHICHCOTE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Feb. i,
1633-4. Of Lincolnshire. S.of Sir Hamon (1593), of Dunstan,
Lines. Age 16 in 1634. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Nov. 27,
1637. Of Fotherby, Lines. Married and had issue. Brother
of John (1623), etc. and father of George (1670). {Lines.
Pedigrees, 1072.)
WHIDDON, ROWLAND. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Peterhouse,
Feb. 21, 1654-5. Of Devon. Probably s. and h. of Rowland,
of Whiddon. School (private). Matric. 1655; Scholar, 1655.
Doubtless adm. at the Middle Temple, Nov. 21, 1655. One
of these names s. of John, of Chagford, Devon. Buried there
1719. (Vivian, Vis. of Devon, 782.)
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Whihell, John
WHIHELL, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1550
(impubes).
WHILOCKE, RALPH, see WHEELOCK.
WHINCOP, EDMUND. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Sept. 10,
1632. S. of William, gent., of Middleton, Suffolk. Matric.
1633; Scholar, 1634-7; B.A. 1636-7; M.A. 1640. Kept school
and practised medicine at Middleton. Nonconformist
minister at Yoxford and other places, and finally at Leiston;
ejected, 1662. Imprisoned at Blythburgh for 22 weeks on
suspicion of holding private meetings. Licensed Congrega-
tionalist teacher at Middleton, 1672. Minister at Wattisfield,
1678-87. Died at Bio Norton, July 10, 1687. {Venn, 1. 306.)
WYNCOPPE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1572.
WYNCOPE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Christ's, May, 1579.
Of Yorkshire. Possibly s. of Robert (1538-9). B.A. 1581-2.
Perhaps .Master of the Charterhouse Hospital, Hull, 1598-
1624.
WHINCOPP, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, i6i8.
S. of Thomas (1578), V. of Beverley, Yorks. Scholar, 1619;
B.A. 1621-2; M.A. 1625; B.D. 1632; D.D. 1637 {Lit. Reg.).
Fellow, 1624. R. of Headboume Worthy, Hants., 1637-46.
One of the Assembly of Divines. R. of St Martin-in-the-
Fields, London, 1642-3. R. of Clothall, Herts., 1643-7.
Died 1647. M.L at Clothall. Brother of Samuel (1607).
(Clutterbuck, iii. 504.)
WYNCOPP, ROBERT. Scholar of Christ's, 1538; B.A. 1540-1.
Perhaps R. of Gt Melton, Norfolk, 1557-78. One of these
names, 'priest of the Free Chapel, Clare, Suffolk,' received
a pension at the dissolution, 1555. Perhaps father of John
(1579)-
WHINCOP, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar at Sidney, Mar. 2, 1606-7.
S. of Thomas (1578), of Beverley, Yorks. Matric. 1607;
B.A. 1610-1; M.A. from St John's, 1614; B.D. 1621; D.D.
1631-2 {Lit. Reg.). Fellow of St John's, 1614. Incorp. at
Oxford, 1617. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Mar. 30, 1613; priest,
Dec. 18, 1614. R. of Poyntington, Somerset, 1622-3. V. of
Cheshunt, Herts., 1624; there in 1632. Died before Aug. 10,
1660. Brother of John (1618). {Clutterbuck, n. 112.)
WINCOPP, THOMAS. Scholar of Trinity, Easter, 1578;
B.A. 1578-9; M.A. 1582. V. of Beverley Minster, Yorks.,
1583-99. Perhaps his will, 1625 (York); preacher of God's
word in Hull. Father of John (i6i8) and the above.
WHINCOP, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1612; Scholar, 1614; B.A. 1615-6; M.A. 1619; B.D. 1626;
D.D. 1635. Fellow, 1617. Incorp. at Oxford, 1627, 'Winch-
combe.' Ord. deacon (Peterb.) July 23, 1624; priest, Sept.
27, 1625. R. of Elsworth, Cambs., 1631-56. V. of Lolworth,
1635-44. Died 1656. M.I. at Elsworth. Will (P.C.C.) 1656.
{Churches of Cambs.)
WHINCOP, THOMAS. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1664. Of
Hertfordshire. Perhaps s. of Samuel (1606-7). Matric.
Easter, 1665; B.A. 1667-8; M.A. 1671; B.D. 1679; D.D.
1684. Fellow, 1670-82. Incorp. at Oxford, 1676. Proctor,
1677-8. Ord. deacon (Ely) Sept. 24, 1670; priest, June 2,
1672. R. of St Benedict, Cambridge, 1676-83. University
preacher. R. of St Mary Abchurch, and St Lawrence
Pountney, London, 1681-1713. Licence (V.G.) Feb. 3,
1693-4, to marry Judith Hastings, of St Paul, Shadwell.
Author, S^fwons. Died 1713. Will (P.C.C.) 1715- Father of
Thomas (1713). (Al. Oxon.; Masters; Hennessy; D.N.B.)
WHINCOP, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Trinity, June 20, 1667.
Matric. 1667.
WHINCOP, THOMAS. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1713- Oi
London. S. of Thomas (1664), R. of St Mary Abchurch,
London. School, Merchant Taylors'. Matric. Lent, 1713-4;
B.A. 1718-9. Probably identical with the compiler of
Dramatic Authors, and the author of Scanderberg, a Tragedy.
If so, buried at Totteridge, Herts., Sept. 1, 1730. {Clutterbuck,
II. 450; D.N.B.)
WHINFIELD, see WINGFIELD.
WHINKE or WINCKE, WILLIAM. Adm. at King's (age i8)
a scholar from Eton, 1536, Wincke. Of Terrington, Cambs.
{sic). B.A. 1540-1; M.A. 1544; B.D. 1555. Fellow, 1539-56-
Vice-Provost, 1553-6. Ord. priest (Norwich) Dec. 21, 1551.
V. of Fordingbridge, Hants., 1555. Romish recusant, under
Elizabeth. {Cooper, 1. 214; Harwood.)
WYNKE, W. Matric. sizar from Caius, Nov. 1565.
WHINKE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 14) at Caius, Feb. i,
1560-1. S. of John, of Terrington, St John, Norfolk. School,
Lynn. One of these names R. of Kirkley, Suffolk, 1603.
{Venn, i. 45.)
WHINN, MATTHEW, see WYNN.
WHINYATS, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter,
1635. Of Derbyshire. Possibly s. of Richard, of Chellaston,
Derbs. Bapt. there, Apr. 10, 1617. B.A. 1638-9; M.A. 1642.
Whiston, Daniel
Perhaps an officer (if s. of Richard) in the army of Charles I
in Ireland. Will proved, June 18, 1672. {Genealogist, N.S.,
VIII. 53.)
WHINYATES or WHINGATES, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 19)
at Trinity, June 24, 1736, Whingates. S. of Charles, of
Chellaston, Derbs., and afterwards of London. Bapt. Jan. 2,
1716-7, at St Paul's. Covent Garden. School, Westminster.
Matric. 1736; Scholar, 1737; B.A. 1739-40. Ord. deacon
(Ely) Sept. 1740. R. of Charleton, Devon, 1742. Buried
there Aug. 17, 1783. Will (P.C.C.) 1783. {Genealogist, N.S.,
VIII. 53.)
WHIPP, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1620. Of Yorkshire. Ord. deacon (York) June,
1623, 'B.A.'; priest. Mar. 1625-6. Perhaps P.C. of Nunkeel-
ing, Yorks.; will (York) 1652-3.
WHIPPLE, HENRY. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Corpus Christi,
c. 1594. Of Norfolk. Perhaps s. of Thomas (next). Brother
of Thomas (1599). {Vis. of Norfolk.)
WHIPPLE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1549. Perhaps of Dickleburgh, Norfolk. Brother of William
(1548). {Vis. of Norfolk.)
WHIPPLE, THOMAS. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1599. Of
Norfolk. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Nov. 25, 1602. Of Dickle-
burgh, gent. Married Elizabeth, dau. of John Jamaga»,
Esq. Brother of Henry (c. 1594). {Masters.)
WHYPLE or WHIPLEY, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from St
John's, Michs. 1548; B.A. 1551-2; .M.A. 1555. Perhaps of
Dickleburgh, Norfolk. Brother of Thomas (i549)- (J^«- °f
Norfolk.)
WHIS, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1585.
WHISCARD, see WISCARD.
WHISHAM, GUY. B.D. 1416. Fellow of Gonville Hall, in
1422; ord. priest (Norwich) Mar. 20, 1421-2. Chaplain to
Tho. Beaufort, Duke of Exeter, whom he accompanied to
the Council of Constance. {Venn, i. 6.)
WHISHAW, HUMPHREY. M.A. from King's, 1732. S. of
Hugh, of Middlewich, Cheshire. Matric. (Merton College,
Oxford) Mar. 30, 1720, age 18; B.A. (Oxford) 1723- Preb. of
Hereford, 1733. Brother of Thomas (1713)- {Al. Oxon.)
WHISHAW, HUMPHREY. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Christ's,
June 7, 1748. S. of Hugh. B. at Madeley, Staffs. School,
Oakham (Mr Adcock). Matric. 1748; Scholar, 1748; resided
till 1751. {Peile, ii. 253.)
WHISHAW, THOMAS. M.A. from Trinity Hall, 1713. S. of
Hugh, of Middlewich, Cheshire. Matric. (Brasenose College,
0.xford) July 14, 1702, age 17; B.A. (Oxford) 1706. V. of
Salford, Beds., 1713. R. of Gt Munden, Herts., 1718-56.
Precentor of Hereford, 1722-56; Canon, 1723-53- Canon
of Sarum, 1727-56, and of Winchester, 1739-56- Died 1756.
Will, P.C.C. Brotherof Humphrey (1732). {Al. Oxon.)
WHISKING, ANDREW. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter,
1613; B.A. 1619-20; M.A. 1623. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
Dec. 23, 1621; priest, Mar. 17, 1621-2. V. of Hauxton with
Newton, Cambs., 1626-39. Signed as minister of Eaton
Bray, Beds., c. 1627.
WHISKIN, JOHN. Matric. sizar from King's, Easter, 1613.
WHISKINS, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, June 2,
1589. S. of William, of Milton, Cambs. Scholar, 1589-95;
B.A. 1592-3. C. of Rampton, Cambs., and schoolmaster,
1606. Probably V. of Denn with .Annagelliffe, Kilmore,
Ireland, in 1622; died 1634. {Venn, 1. 137; H. B. Swanzy.)
WHYSKYN, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter,
1544.
WHISLER, WILLIAM. M.A. 1615 (on King's visit).
WHISSON, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Jesus, May 28, 1628. Of
Hertfordshire. Matric. 1628; B.A. 1631-2; M.A. 1635.
WHISSON, STEPHEN. Adm. sizar at Trinity, Nov. 29, 1734-
Of St Neots, Hunts, (s. of a publican and dissenter of St
Neots; see Cole, 5883, p. 205). School, Wakefield, Yorks.
Matric. 1735; Scholar, 1738; B.A. 1738-9; M-"^- 1742; B.D.
1761. Fellow, 1741. Taxor, i744- University librarian,
1751-83. Senior Bursar, 1752-80. Senior Proctor, 1757-*-
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June 17, 1739; priest, Dec. 20, 1741-
V. of Babraham, Cambs., 1746-f. 66. R. of Shimpling,
Norfolk, 1753-71. R. of Orwell, Cambs., 1771-83- Died
Nov. 3, 1783, aged 68. Buried in Trinitv Chapel. Admon.,
P.C.C. (J. Crosby.)
WHISTON, DANIEL. .\dm. sizar at Clare, July 10, 1696.
S. of Josiah, R. of Norton-juxta-Twycross, Leics. B. there.
Matric. 1697; B..^. 1700-1; M.A. 1704. Ord. deacon (Ely)
Jan. 6, 1703-4; priest, Feb. 17, 1705-6. C. of Somersham,
Hunts., c. 1707-59. Died Apr. 19, 1759. aged 82. Brother
of William (1686) and perhaps father of Thomas (1732).
(G. Mag.; L. Mag.)
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WHISTON, EDWARD. B.A. from Trinity, 1634-5; M.A.
1638. Licence to practise medicine, 1639. R. of Little Laver,
Essex, 1655; ejected, 1662. Previously at Norton Mande-
ville, 1645-55. Buried at Romford, July 17, 1697. Perhaps
father of the next. (Calamy, i. 510; Davids, 415.)
WHISTON, EDWARD. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 25,
1658. Of Essex. Perhaps s. of Edward (above). Matric.
1659; B.A. 1661-2; M.A. 1665. Signed for deacon's orders
(London) Mar. 5, 1663-4; for priest's, Dec. 16, 1664. V. of
Heckington, Lines., 1666-70.
WHISTON or WYSTON, GEORGE B.Can.L. 1510-1.
WHISTON, GEORGE. Adm. sizar at Clare, Oct. 22, 1722.
Doubtless s. of William (1686). B. at Cambridge. Perhaps
brother of William (1721).
WHISTON, HENRY. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1628. B. at 'Hartley,' Surrey, 1613. Matric. 1628; B.A.
1632; M.A. 1636. Fellow, 1631-8. Beneficed in Sussex.
Probably his will (P.C.C.) 1677; of Balcombe, Sussex, clerk.
(Harwood.)
WHISTONS, JAMES. B.Can.L. 1489-90; D.Can.L. 1491-2.
WHYSTONES, JAMES. LL.D. (Incorp. from Bologna, 1502-3).
Perhaps preb. of St Stephen's, Westminster, 1505.
WHISTON, JOHN. Adm. [sizar] at Queens', July, 1620. Of
Essex. Matric. 1623; B.A. 1623-4; M.A. 1627. Intruding
minister of Brigstock, Northants., 1655-60; R. of Sud-
•borough, 1660. Probably preb. of Lincoln, 1660. (Lambeth
Act Book; T. C. Dale.)
WHISTON, JONATHAN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Christ's,
May 6, 1653. S. of Jonathan, of Northampton (twice mayor).
B. there. School, Northampton (Mr Archer). Matric. 1653;
B.A. 1656-7; M.A. 1660. V. of Bethersden, Kent, 1669-97.
R.ofSmarden, 1669-97. Chaplain to Sir Lionel ToUemache,
and to Elizabeth Dowager Countess of Salisbury, in 1669.
Died Nov. 30, 1697. Buried at Bethersden. WUl proved
(Cons. C. Canterbury) Jan. 4, 1697-8. {Peik, i. 552.)
WHISTON, NICHOLAS. Matric. sizar from Peterhouse, Lent,
1597-8; Scholar, 1602-3; B.A. (1602-3); M.A. 1606. Ord.
deacon (Rochester) 1604; priest (London) Feb. 24, 1604-5,
age 25. R. of Worth, Sussex, 1610-40. Buried there Feb. 9,
1639-40. Will (P.C.C). (W. C. Renshaw.)
WHISTON, ROBERT Adm. FeU.-Com. at Queens', July 4,
1747; M.A. 1747. S. of Samuel, of Kemberton, Salop.
Matric. (Magdalen Hall, Oxford) June 4, 1735, age 19; B.A.
(Oxford) 1739. (Al. Oxon.)
WHISTON, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Clare, Apr. 28, 1732.
Perhaps s. of Daniel (1696). B. at Somersham, Hunts.
Matric. 1732. Migrated to Trinity, Dec. 20, 1735. B.A. 1736.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Dec. 19, 1736; priest, Dec. 24, 1738.
P.C. of Ramsey, Hunts., 1745-87. P.C. of Upwood, 1762-78.
Died May, 1795, aged 82. {E. Mag.)
WHISTON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Clare, June 30, 1686.
S. of Josiah, R. of Norton-juxta-Twycross, Leics. B. there,
Dec. 9, 1667. School, Tamworth. Matric. 1687; B.A. 1689-
90; M.A. 1693. FeUow, 1691. Ord. deacon (Lichfield) Sept.
1693. Chaplain to Bishop Moore, of Norwich. R. of Drayton,
Norfolk, 1697-8. V. of Lowestoft and Kessingland, Suffolk,
1698-1703. Succeeded Newton as Lucasian Professor,
1702-10. One of the first to popularise the Newtonian
theories. Boyle Lecturer, 1707. Banished from the Uni-
versity for an essay which expounded Arian doctrines,
Oct. 30, 1710. Went to London; lectured there and at Bristol,
Bath and Tunbridge Weils upon various subjects, comprising
meteors, eclipses, and earthquakes, connecting them more
or less with the fulfilment of biblical prophecies. Advocated
latterlv a number of theories of which the most famous was
that the Tartars were the lost tribes of Israel. Married
Ruth, dau. of Rev. George Antrobus, Master of Tamworth
School, 1699. Author, religious, mathematical, etc.; trans-
lated Josephus. Died Aug. 22, 1752, aged 84. Buried at
Lyndon, Rutland. Will, P.C.C. Brother of Daniel (1696),
father of George (1722) and perhaps of the next. [But
D.N.B. and Nichols mention only two sons, George and John.]
{D.N.B.; Nichols, iv. 854.)
WHISTON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Clare, June 29, 1721.
Perhaps s. of William (above). B. at Cambridge. Probably
brother of George (1722).
WHISTON, . Com. for M.A. or higher degree, 1478-9-
WHISTONE, . Incorp. 1495-6.
WHITAKER, ALEXANDER. Scholar of Trinity, 1602. S. of
William (1564), Master of St John's. B. at Cambridge, 1585.
B.A. 1604-5; M.A. 1608. Held a living in the North of
England. Went to Virginia, 1611. Preacher at Henrico
(now in part the site of Richmond), till 1617, when he was
drowned in crossing the James River. Author, Good Neues
from Virginia, 161 3: Letter to Rev. Wm. Crashaw; Letter to
M.E. Brother of Samuel (1604). (W. G. Stannard.)
Whitaker, Laurence
WHITAKER, ARTHUR. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Christ's,
July 13, 1693. S. of Joshua. B. at Settle. School, Giggles-
wick. Matric. 1694; Scholar, 1694-5; B.A. 1697-8. Usher
at Giggleswick School, 1698-1703. (Peile, it. 129.)
WHITAKER, BABER. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, May 24, 1613.
Perhaps brother of John (1613).
WHITACRES, EDWARD. B.A. trom Clare, 1571-2; M.A.
1575. R. of Thomhill, Yorks., 1578-1612. Buried there
Dec. 22, 1612. Father of the next.
WHITAKER, GAMALIEL. B.A. from St John's, 1604-5. S.
of Edward (above), R. of ThomhiU, Yorks. M.A. 1608.
Ord. deacon (York) Dec. 1608; priest, June, 1609. V. of
Kirk Burton, Yorks., 1615-43, sequestered. Buried at
Manchester, Feb. 1, 1643-4. (H. J. Morehouse, Hist, of
Kirkburton, 64; E. Axon.)
WHITAKER, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1659.
WHITAKERS, HENRY. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, 1585.
Matric. 1585. One of these names, 'M.A.,' R. of Thorpe-in-
Glebis. Notts., 1598-1601. Died i6oi.
WHITAKER, JAMES. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1566. Ord. priest (Ely) 1568, age 23. R. of Felsham, Suffolk,
1575-83- Died 1583.
WHITACRES, JAMES. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Lent,
1580-1.
WHITAKER, JEREMY. Adm. sizar at Sidney, June i, 1616.
Of Yorkshire. B. at Wakefield, 1599. School, Wakefield.
Matric. 1616; B.A. 1619-20; M.A. 1623. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) Sept. 12, 1621; priest. Mar. 23, 1622-3. Puritan
divine. Master of Oakham School, Rutland, 1623-9. R. of
Stretton, Rutland, 1627-51- R- of St Mary Magdalene,
Bermondsey, Middlesex, 1643-54- Member of the West-
minster Assembly, 1643. Intruding V. of St Stephen,
Coleman Street, London, 1645. Oriental scholar. Married
Hephtzibar, dau. of William Peachey, minister at Oakham,
1623. Died June 1, 1654, aged 55. Buried at Bermondsey.
Will, P.C.C. Father of the next, of William (1639), John
(1648) and Robert (1647). {D.N.B.; Manning and Bray, i.
214.)
WHITAKER, JEREMY. Adm. pens, (age 15) at St John's,
Dec. 21, 1655. S. of Jeremy (above), of Stretton, Rutland.
B. there. School, St Paul's, exhibitioner. Matric. 1656;
B.A. i6'9-6o; M.A. 1663. Fellow, 1660. Ord. deacon
(London) Dec. 1666; priest (Ely) Dec. 20, 1668. R. of
Aldwincle St Peter's, Northants., 1670-83. Died Sept. 30,
1683. Buried at Aldwincle. M.I. Brother of William (1639),
John (1648) and Robert (1647). (H. I. Longden.)
WHITAKER, JOHN. M.Gram. 1499.
WHITAKER, JOHN (? FRANCIS). Adm. sizar at Emman'tel,
July 6, 1613. Perhaps brother of Baber (1613).
WHITAKERS, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1616; B.A. from Trinity Hall, 1619. Ord. deacon (York)
Sept. 1619; priest, Dec. 1620. V. of Selby, Yorks., 1624-42.
WHITTAKER, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Jesus, June 15, 1636.
Of Yorkshire. Matric. 1636; Scholar, 1639; B.A. 1639-40.
Perhaps ord. deacon (Lincoln) Dec. 8, 1642.
WHITAKER, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Queens', May 9, 1648.
Of Rutland. Doubtless s. of Jeremy (1616), R. of Stretton,
Rutland. Matric. 1648. Brother of Jeremy (1655) and
WiUiam (1639).
WHITAKER, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Queens', June 29, 1648.
Of Hertfordshire. Matric. 1648.
WHITAKER, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 20) at Peterhouse,
June 8, 1674. Of Cheshire. School, Congleton. Matric. 1674-
Possibly admon. at Chester, 1689; of Congleton, clerk.
WHITAKER, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Dec. 21, 1676.
4th s. of Mark, of Ossett, Yorks. B. there. Matric. 1678;
B.A. 1680-1; M.A. 1684; B.D. 1691. Fellow, 1685-1710.
Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1684. Died Apr. 6, 1710, aged 49.
Buried in the College Chapel. {Musgrave.)
WHITACRES, LAURENCE (senior). Matric. pens, from St
John's, Michs. 1567; B.A. 1570-1.
WHITACRES, LAURENCE (junior). Matric. pens, from St
John's, Michs. 1567.
WHITAKER, LAURENCE. Matric. sizar from St John's, c.
1593. B. in Somerset. B.A. 1596-7; M.A. 1600. Incorp. at
O-xford, 1603. Adm. at the Middle Temple, .Mar. 24, 1613-4;
'of London.' Secretary to Sir Edward Philips, Master of
the Rolls. Clerk of the Privy Council. M.P. for Peter-
borough, 1624, 1625, 1626, 1628; for Okehampton, 1641-53.
Imprisoned in the Tower, 1641. Died Apr. 15, 1654, aged 76.
Will, P.C.C, of Drury Lane; to be buried at St Giles'-in-
the-Fields. (Al. Oxon.)
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WHITEACRE, MARK. Adtn. sizar at Emmanuel, Nov. 27,
1C93. Of Yorkshire. S. of Thomas, of Thomhill. Bapt.
Nov. 8, 1677. Matric. 1697. (J. B. Peace.)
WHITTAKER, MATTHEW. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Peter-
house, June 17, 1723. Of Northumberland. School, Hough-
ton-le-Spring, Durham. Matric. 1723; Scholar; B.A. 1726-7.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Feb. 26, 1726-7. C. of Hartbum,
Northumberland, 1727. V. of Brantingham, Yorks., 1742.
P.C. of Shotley, Northumberland, 1743-55. Buried at
Brantingham, Feb. 10, 1755. (H. M. Wood.) '
WHITAKER, MILES. Matric. sizar from Queens', Michs. 1618.
Of Middlesex.
WHITAKER, ROBERT. Adm. at Emmanuel, 1643. Of Rut-
land. Doubtless s. of Jeremy (1616). Migrated to Queens',
1644. Matric. Michs. 1647; B.A. 1647-8; M.A. 1651.
Brother of Jeremy (1655), etc.
WHITTAKER, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Magdalene,
June 30, 1656. S. of Robert, clerk, of Read, Lanes. Bapt.
May 13, 1639, at Padiham, Lanes. School, Burnley. Matric.
1658; B.A. 1661. Nonconformist. Afterwards settled as
ministerat Fordingbridge, Hants. (Calamy, i. 21 1 ; J. Parker.)
WHITAKER, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's,
Mar. 24, 1658-9. S. of Nicholas, of Burnley, Lanes. Bapt.
there. Mar. i, 1639-40. School, Burnley. B.A. 1662-3.
Ord. priest (Ely) Sept. 24, 1664.
WHITAKER, SAMUEL. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1604. S. of William (1564), Master of St John's. B. at
Cambridge, 1587. B.A. 1608; M.A. 1612. Fellow, 1607-17.
Died 16x7. Buried in the College Chapel. Brother of
Alexander (1602). (Harwood.)
WHITAKER, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's,
Mar. 4, 1671-2. S. of William, deceased, of Sheffield, Yorks.
B. there. School, Dronfield. Matric. 1672; B.A. 1675-6.
Ord. deacon (York) May, 1676. Perhaps Master of Don-
caster Grammar School, 1677-90.
WHITAKER, THOMAS. B.A. from Trinity, 1597-8. One
of these names schoolmaster of Burnley, Lanes., 1611-25.
Buried there Jan. 12, 1625-6. (E. Axon.)
WHITAKER, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June 22,
1706. S. of Mark, of Ossett, Yorks. Matric. 1706; B.A.
1709-10; M.A. 1713; B.D. 1720. FeUow, 1712. Taxor,
1715. Ord. deacon (York) Dec. 1712; priest (London) Mar.
17, 1716-7. V. of Fressingfield, Suffolk, 1724-38. Married
Ursula Fox, 1724. Died 1738, aged 49. Buried at Fressing-
field. (J. B. Peace.)
WHITAKER, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's,
June 6, 1716. S. of Thomas, husbandman, of Staffordshire.
B. at Bucknall. School, Stoke (Mr Lea). Matric. 1716;
B.A. 1719-20; M.A. 1723. Ord. deacon (London) Mar. 13,
1719-20; priest (Chester) July 30, 1721. R. of Ashton-upon-
Mersey, Cheshire, 1730-67. Died June 29, 1767, aged 77 (sic).
Buried at Ashton. M.I. (Scott-Mayor, iii. 302.)
WHITAKER, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June ir,
1731- Probably 2nd s. of John, of Ossett, Yorks., yeoman.
Bapt. at Dewsbury, Aug. 20, 1711. Matric. 1731; B.A.
1734-5; M.A. 1748. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Oct. 1735. V. of
Mendham, Suffolk, 1737. V. of Ilketshall St Andrew, 1748-
54. (J. B. Peace.)
WHITAKER, TOBIAS. M.D. 1637 (Incorp. from Leyden).
Died 1638, .aged 60. (Musgrave.)
WHITAKER, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs.
1564. 3rd s. of Thomas, of Burnley, Lanes. B. there, 1547.
School, St Paul's. Scholar, 1567; B.A. 1567-8; M.A. 1571;
B.D. 1578; D.D. 1587. FeUow, 1569. Fellow of Eton, 1587.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1578. Regius Professor of Divinity,
1580-96. Master of St John's, 1586-95. Ord. deacon and
priest (Lincoln) Dec. 21, 1576. University preacher, 1577.
Preb. of Norwich, 1578. Chancellor of St Paul's Cathedral,
1580-7. Canon of Canterbury, 1595. Author, theological,
etc. Died Dec. 4, 1595. Buried in St John's College Chapel.
Father of Samuel (1604) and Alexander (1602). (Cooper,
11. 196; D.N.B.; Al. Oxon.; Whitaker, Whalley, 11. 204;
Hennessy.)
WHITAKERS, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs.
1609. [Perhaps matric. pens. Easter, 1610; two entries, but
possibly the same man; uncertain which of these, if two,
graduated.] B.A. 1613-4; M.A. 1617. Ord. deacon (Pcterb.)
Sept. 18; priest, Sept. 25, 1614. V. of Weston-in-Holland,
Lines., 1620-42.
WHITAKER, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Peterhouse,
Easter, 1618; B.A. 1621-2. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 16,
1622.
WHITAKER, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Emmanuel,
Easter, 1639. S. of Jeremy (1616), R. of St Mary Magdalene,
Bermondsey, Middlesex. B.A. 1642-3; M.A. from Queens',
1646. Intruded Fellow of Queens', 1644-7. Minister at
Homchurch, Essex, 1648-54. Chaplain of New College,
V.A.C.IV.
Whitcombe, William
Oxford, 1652. Succeeded his father as R. of St Mary Mag-
dalene, Bermondsey, 1654-62, ejected. Afterwards minister
of a private congregation in Long Walk, Bermondsey.
Author, sermons. Died 1672. Brother of Jeremy (1655), etc.
(Calamy, i. 127; D.N.B.; Davids, Essex, 577.)
WHITAKER, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Jesus, May 31, 1642.
Of Yorkshire. Matric. 1642; B.A. 1645; M.A. 1650; M.D.
(Franekcr). Incorp. at Oxford, 1653. Candidate of R.C.P.,
1654. Died in London, 1670-1. Admon. (P.C.C.) Jan. 13,
1670-1; of St Andrew's, Holbom. (Munk, i. 268; Al. Oxon.)
WHITAKER, WILLIAM. M.D. 1728 (Com. Reg.). S. of Thomas,
minister, of Call Lane Chapel, Leeds. Bapt. June 9, 1694.
Adm. at Leyden, Sept. 17, 1717; M.D. there, 1718. F.R.C.P.,
1735- Censor, 1738. Lived at Ludgate Hill, London. Died
Nov. 10, 1743. Will, P.C.C; of St Bride's. (Munk, 11. 131;
F.M.G., I. 16; Foster, Lanes. Pedigrees.)
WHITAKER, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 19) at St John's,
June II, 1750. 2nd s. of Thomas, gent., of the Holme,
L?.ncs. B. there, Nov. 27, 1730. School, Bingley, Yorks.
(Mr Hudson). Matric. 1750. Ord. deacon (Norwich) July 7,
1754; priest, Oct. 22, 1758. C. of Rainham, Norfolk. Suc-
ceeded his brother, Thomas, in the family estates in 1759.
Died June 1, 1782. (Scott-Mayor, iii. 599; Burke, L.G.;
Whitaker, Whalley, 11. 204.)
WHITAKER, . B.A. 1491-2.
WHITAMORE, ABRAHAM, see WHITMORE.
WHITBY, OLIVER. B.A. 1623 (Incorp. from Oxford). Of
Bedfordshire. S. of Thomas, clerk, of Shambrook, Beds.
Bapt. there, Jan. 2, 1602. Matric. (Trinity College, O.xford)
Oct. 15, 1619, age 17; B.A. (Oxford) 1621-2; M.A. (Hart
HaU, Oxford) 1624; B.D. (Trinity College, Oxford) 1642.
R. of St Nicholas Olave, London, till 1660, sequestered.
R. of Ford, Sussex, 1662. V. of Climping, 1662. V. of
Selsey, 1667. Archdeacon of Chichester, 1672-9. Died 1679.
Will, Chichester. (Al. Oxon.; Shaw, i. 308.)
WHITBY or WHITEBY, ROBERT DE. Adm. feUow of the House
OF St Mary outside Trumpiugton Gates (Peterhouse),
Apr. 9, 1350. Ord. deacon (Ely) Oct. 1353; priest, Jan.
1353-4, 'M.A.' R. of Barking, Suffolk. Petitioned the Pope,
1363, for canonry of South Mailing, Sussex. R. of Bassing-
boum, Cambs., 1391. Preb. of Lincoln, 1392. Died 1410.
Win, Lincoln; bequests to the poor of Blandford Forum,
Dorset, of All Saints, Theddlethorpe and to the churches of
"Whitteby" and Leek by Wrangle. (Cal. Pap. Pet; T.A.
Walker.)
WHITBY, THOMAS. B.D. 1540-1. V. of Aylesham, Norfolk,
1547-54- R- of Itteringham, 1558-60. R. of Laxfleld,
Suffolk, 1561-83.
WHITBY. THOMAS. Matric. sizar from King's, Michs. 1615;
B.A. 1619-20; M.A. 1623. Incorp. at O.xford, 1621 and 1624.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 11; priest, Sept. 24, 1620. R. of
Rushden, Northants., 1631-7. R. of Barrow-on-Humber,
Lines., 1638. (Al. Oxon.)
WHITBY, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Caius, Sept. 24,
1644. S. of Anthony, clothweaver, of Yaxham, Norfolk.
B. there. Schools, Westfield (Mr Chapman) and Norwich
(Mr Loveringe). Matric. 1644; Scholar, 1644-50; B.A.
1648-9. R. of Witchingham Parva, Norfolk, 1651-64. V. of
Witchingham Magna, 1651-64. Will proved (Norwich,
Archd. C.) 1664-5. (Venn, I. 353.)
WHITBY, WILLIAM. B.A. 1526-7. One of these names R. of
Bamingham, Yorks., 1548.
WHITBY, WILLIAM. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1602. Of
SuSolk. Perhaps matric. Easter, 1603, Wisby; B..-^. 1605-6;
M.A. 1609. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Sept. 24, 1609, age 23.
C. of Earl Stonham, Suffolk. R. of Earl Stonham, 1616-44,
sequestered.
WHITBY, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (ago i6) at Caius, May 16,
1660. S. of Robert, wooUen-draper, of Downham Market,
Norfolk. Bapt. there, Apr. 23, 1643. Schools, Dowiiham
(Mr Vincent) and Lynn (Mr Bell). Matric. 1660; Scholar,
1660-7; B-A. 1663-4; M.A. 1667. Ord. priest (Norwich)
Dec. 19, 1669. R. of Bexwell, Norfolk, 1671-1705, and of
Beecham, 1696-1705. Married Margaret Barber, of Denver,
in 1678. (Venn, i. 409.)
WHITCHURCH, see WHITECHURCH.
WHITCOMBE, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's,
Apr. 27, 1657. B. at Hardwicke-in-MiddIo, S.iIop. School,
Weni (Mr Roderikc). Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1658-g.
Barrister, i666. Of Berwick, Salop.
WHITCOMBE, WILLIAM. M.A. from King's, 1734. S. of
William, of Adderley, Salop, gent. Matric. (Brasenose
College, Oxford) Mar. 23, 1712-3, age 19; B..\. (Oxford)
1716. Ord. deacon (Sarum) June 16, 1717; priest (Hereford)
Sept. 21, 1718. R. of Stockton-on-Teme, Worcs., 1718.
R. of Easthaiii, 1740. (Al. Oxon.; T. C. Dale.)
WHITCROFT, RICHARD, sec WHEATCROFT.
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WHITE, ADAM. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1579.
Perhaps s. of Goddard, of Winchelsea, Sussex. If so, married
Hester, dau. of Oliver Cortiece, of Normandy. Perhaps
M.P. for Winchelsea, 1604.-10. Died before June 13, 1621.
Perhaps father of Daniel (1620). (Vis. of Sussex.)
WHITE, ANDREW. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1572-
Perhaps adm. at Lincoln's Inn, June 5, 1578; of Ireland;
barrister of Fumival's Inn.
WHIGHT, ANDREW. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Lent,
1580-1. One of these names adm. at Lincoln's Inn, June 19,
158 1 ; of Sussex; barrister of New Inn.
WHITE, ANDREW. LL.D. 1728 {Com. Reg.).
WHITE, ANTHONY. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter, 1566.
One of these names, 'of South Wamborough, Hants.,' adm.
at the Inner Temple, 1564.
WHITE, ANTHONY. M.A. 1626 (Incorp. from Oxford). Of
Worcestershire, pleb. Matric. (Christ Church, Oxford) Nov.
14, 1606, age 17; B.A. (Oxford) 1609-10; M.A. from Corpus
Christi College, Oxford, 1612-3. V. of Wargrave, Berks.,
1614. V. of Romsey, Hants., 1637-48. Died 1648. Will
(P.C.C.) 1648-9. {Al. Oxon.; T. C. Dale.)
WHITE, ANTHONY. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, July 5,
1675. S. of Thomas, yeoman, of Brancepeth, Durham. B.
there, Nov. 15, 1657. School, Durham. Matric. 1675; B.A.
1678-g. Brother of Robert (1674).
WHITE, BLASE. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs. 1570;
B.A. 1574-5; M.A. from Peterhouse, 1578. V. of West
Wickham, Cambs., 1589-95. Died in London. Buried
Aug. 4, 1595, at St Mildred Poultry; of Ely, minister. (J. Ch.
Smith.)
WHITE, CHARLES. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1620;
B.A. 1623-4; M.A. 1627. Incorp. at Oxford, 1627. V. of
Bekesboume, Kent, 1628. V. of Gillingham, 1628. Canon
of Canterbury, 1633. R. of Harbledown, 1646. Married
(i) Mary, dau. of Siriacke Rucke, of Boughton Blean,
June 19, 1628, at Beakesboume; (2) Frances May, spinster,
of Canterbury, Feb. 17, 1630. Buried at Harbledown,
Oct. 20, 1647. (Le Neve, Mon.; H. G. Harrison; Al. Oxon.)
WHITE, CHARLES. Adm. pens, at Sidney, July 3, 1624.
B. in Nottinghamshire. School, Southwell. Matric. 1624.
WHITE or FITZ-WHITE, CHARLES. Adm. pens, (age 19) at
Trinity, Aug. 8, 1748. Of Louth, Lines. S. and h. of
Fitzwilliam, of Louth, gent. .School, Westminster. Adm.
at Lincoln's Inn, July 15, 1746. Called to the Bar, 1752.
Married Jane, dau. of Sir Francis Bernard, Bart., of Nettle-
ham, Lines. {Lines. Pedigrees, 1075.)
WHITE, CHRISTOPHER. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 7;
priest, June 8, 1623; 'of Clare Hall; literate.' SeeAl. Oxon.
for a contemporary namesake. Perhaps father of John
(1645)-
WHITE, DANIEL. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Emmanuel, July i,
1620. Probably s. of Adam (? 1579), of Winchelsea, Sussex,
Esq. Matric. 1620. Adm. at Gray's Inn, June 13, 1621.
Of Winchelsea in 1628. Licenced (Canterbury) Dec. 29,
1621, to marry Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Brodnax, of
Godmersham, Kent. {Vis. of Sussex.)
WIGHT, DANIEL. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Easter, 1621;
B.A. 1625-6; M.A. 1629.
WHITE, DANIEL. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Magdalene, May 6,
1686. S. of John, physician, deceased. B. at Faversham,
Kent. School, Maidstone. Matric. 1687. Adm. at Gray's
Inn, Nov. 10, 1685.
WHITE, EDMUND. B.A. 1532-3.
WHITE, EDMUND. Adm. sizar (age 20) at Trinity, Apr. 3,
1740. S. of Edmund, of Aunsbv, Lines., and grandson of
Baron Haversham. School, Beverley, Yjrks. (Mr Clark).
Matric. 1740-1; M.A. 1743. Ord. deacon (Lincolii) Mar. 14,
1741-2; priest, Dec. 23, 1744. Perhaps his wiU (P.C.C.)
1793; of Canwick, Lines., clerk.
WHITE, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Gonville Hall,
Easter, 1544.
WHITE, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1605. Of Cambridgeshire. B.A. 1608-9; M.A. 1612.
Ord. priest (Peterb.) Mar. 20, 1613-4. V. of Swaffham Prior
St Mary, Cambs., 1617.
WHITE, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Lent, 1634-5.
WHITE, EDWARD. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, June 11,
1669. One 'Everard White, B.A. of St Catharine's,' signed
for priest's orders (London) Sept. 23, 1671; C. of St James',
Clerkenwell, Middlesex.
WHITE, EDWARD. Adm. sizar (age -S) at Caius, Oct. 31,
1723- S. of Edward, of Bungay, Suffolk. B. at Maidenhead,
Berks. Schools, Yarmouth (Mr Welham) and Kelsale,
White, Humphrey
Suffolk (private). Matric. 1723; Scholar, 1724-8; B.A.
1727-8; M.A. 1731. Ord. deacon (Norwich) June 16, 1728.
Minister of St George's Chapel, Yarmouth, 1732-91. R. of
Bayfield, Norfolk, 1744-91; of Filby, 1770-1; of Thrigby,
1771-91. Married (i) Anne Symonds, of Yarmouth, 1733;
(2) Elizabeth RoyaU, 1735. Died Feb. 14, 1791. Buried at
Thrigby. {Venn, 11. 19; G. Mag.)
WHITE, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Caius, Mar. 20,
1578-9. S. of Peter, V. of Eaton Socon, Beds. B. there.
School, St Neots'. Matric. 1579; B.A. 1582-3; M.A. 1586;
B.D. 1593; D.D. 1618. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Dec. 30, 1585;
priest (London) May 17, 1588. R. of Broughton-Astley,
Leics., c. 1587; there in 1627 [but possibly this refers to his
son Francis (1607)]. Licensed preacher (Canterbury) 1588.
Lecturer of St Paul's, London. R. of St Peter's, ComhiU,
c. 1618-23. Dean of Carlisle, 1622-6. Senior Dean of Sion
College, 1625. Bishop of Carlisle, 1626-9; of Norwich,
1628-31; of Ely, 1631-8. Author, controversial. Died
Feb. 25, 1637-8. Will (P.C.C.) proved Feb. 27, 1637-8;
shows he survived a son and left bulk of his property to
his grandson Francis (? 1635). Father of the next, brother
of John (1585-6) and Peter (1586). {Venn, 1. 101; Nichols,
IV. 60; D.N.B.)
WHITE, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1607.
S. of Francis (above). B. at Broughton Astley, Leics.
Scholar, 1611; B.A. 1611-2; M.A. 1615; B.D. 1622. Fellow,
1614. Ord. deacon and priest (London) Dec. 21, 1617,
age 26. Probably R. of Braunston, Leics. Perhaps R. of
Broughton Astley, in 1627. [But according to Nichols, iv.
61, this was Francis (above).] Died before Feb. 25, 1637-8.
Father of Francis (1635) and John (1637-8).
WHITE, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1613.
Perhaps adm. at Gray's Inn, Nov. 8, 1615; of Winchelsea,
Sussex.
WHITE, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, at Jesus, June 9, 1635. Of
Leicestershire. Doubtless s. of Francis (1607), of Broughton,
Leics., deceased, and grandson of Francis (1578-9). Matric.
1635; Scholar, 1635. Perhaps adm. at Gray's Inn, Apr. 20,
1638. Perhaps Recorder of Leeds, Yorks., 1660-92; and of
Pontefract; died Nov. 19, 1692. Brother of John (1637-8).
{Due. Leod. 255, but the pedigree is inaccurate.)
WHITE, GEORGE. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
Aug. 14, 1545. Of Essex. Perhaps 3rd s. of George, of
Hutton. Matric. 1545; B.A. 1549-50. Fellow, 1548-50.
Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1553; of Hutton, Essex. Died
unmarried, 1609. {Vis. of Essex, 1612; Vis. of Hants.)
WHITE, GEORGE. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Sidney, Apr. 28,
1671. 2nd s. of John, gent., of Trescott, Staffs. Schools,
Arlston, Salop (Mr Wroe) and Buiingham (Mr Brookeby).
Matric. 1671; B.A. 1674-5. Perhaps R. of Knipton, Leics.,
1698-1715. V. of Thorpe Arnold, 1715-24; 'blind; resides
with his brother in Salop.' (Nichols, 11. 237, 370.)
WHITE, GILBERT. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Michs.
1554-
WHITE, HARIMUS [or HARCIN]. B.D. from St Catharine's,
1610. Probably R. of St Peter, Sandwich, Kent, 1600-27;
'Harim White, B.A.' Licence (Canterbury) May 21, 1627,
to marry Catherine Branch, of St Peter's, Sandwich (de-
scribed as Harcin White, B.D., widower). Died Oct. 1627.
(Hasted, iv. 284.)
WHITE, HENRY. B.A. 1508-9.
WHITE, HENRY. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius, June 12, 1611.
S. of John, deceased, of Ipswich, Suffolk. School, Ipswich
(Mr Cotsford). Matric. 1611; 'Wright'; Scholar, 1612-6;
B.A. 1614-5; M.A. 1618; B.D. 1625. Ord. priest (Norwich)
Sept. 29, 1615. C. at Ipswich, in 1617. R. of Rougham,
Suffolk, 1636-61. Died 1661. M.I. at Rougham. Will
proved (Norwich Cons. C.) 1661. (Venn, i. 212.)
WHITE, HENRY. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Pembroke, Dec. 14,
1671. S. of Peter, vintner, of Ely, Cambs. Matric. 1672.
WHITE, HENRY. Adm. sizar at Trinity, Mar. 12, 1672-3;
B.A. 1676-7.
WHITE, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Magdalene, Mar. 5,
1690-1. S. and h. of Rowland, Esq., late of Fryars, Anglesey,
deceased. B. in Anglesey. School, Eton. Matric. 1691.
Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Feb. 25, 1690-1.
WHITE, HUGH. Adm. pens, at Pembroke, Apr. 5, 1676;
probably from Oxford. S. of William, of Okehampton,
Devon. Matric. (St Alban's HaU, Oxford) Apr. 10, 1674,
age 19. Migrated to Cambridge. Matric. 1677; B.A. 1677-8.
R. of Washford Pyne, Devon, 1680, and of Puddington,
1684. Buried Apr. 1, 1698, at Puddington. Will, Exeter.
(Al. Oxon.; J. Ch. Smith.)
WHYTE, HUMPHREY. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, June 24,
1679. Matric. 1679. V. of Wellesboume, Warws. Living,
1693. (Cole, 5883, 238.)
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White, James
WHITE, JAMES. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter, 1575;
B.A. from Magdalene, 1577-8; M.A. from Christ's, 1581.
WHITE, JAMES. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Lent, 1597-8;
B.A. 1601-2; M.A. 1605. Fellow, 1605-9. Buried at St
Botolph, Cambridge, Apr. 25, 1609.
WHITE, JAMES. Adm. pens, at Sidney, May 4, 1614. B. at
Saltwood, Kent; perhaps s. of John. Matric. 1614; B.A.
1617-8; M.A. i6ii; B.D. 1628. Ord. deacon (London)
Feb. 22, 1623-4, age 26. Perhaps brother of Thomas (1633).
WHITE, JAMES. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter, 1622;
B.A. 1625-6; M.A. 1629. Probably the 'Fellow of Clare,'
buried at Babraham, Dec. 21, 1634, as Jacob White.
WHITE, JEREMY. Adm. sizar at Trinity, Apr. 7, 1646. B.
1629. Matric. 1646; B.A. 1649-50; M.A. 1653. Chaplain
to Cromwell. Preacher to the Council of State. Abstained
from the religious disputes of the day but never conformed
to the Church of England. Preached occasionaUy in an
independent church in Meetinghouse Alley, Queen Street,
Lower Rotherhithe, after 1660. A conspicuous member of
the Calve's Head Club. Author, religious. Died Mar. 11,
1707, aged 78. {D.N.B.; Calamy, i. 162.)
WHYTT, JOHN. Student in Theology, 1431. Franciscan friar.
WHYTE, JOHN. Adm. scholar at King's Hall, Feb. 13, 1424.
Resigned, Dec. 22, 1436; 'LL.B.' Perhaps brother of Thomas
(1424).
WYTE, JOHN. Scholar at King's Hall, 1455-8.
WHITE, JOHN. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1480.
Of Sarum diocese. B.A. 1482-3. Ord. acolyte (Lincoln)
Sept. 24, i486; deacon, Mar. 10, 1486-7; priest (Ely) Apr. 14,
1487.
WHITE or WHYGHT, JOHN. B.A. 1484-5, as 'Qwyth'; M.A.
1490; B.D. 1503-4; (? D.D. 1510). Fellow of Gonville Hall,
1488-c. 97. Proctor, 1497-8. R. of Filby, Norfolk, 1305-12.
V. of Wroxham, 1509-14. Called Dr after 1510 in College
books. Probably V. of Ashford, Kent, 1512-19; D.D.
Died 1519. (Venn, i. 13; H. G. Harrison.)
WHITE, JOHN. CauHo for (? B.D.) degree, 1491-2. A Carmelite
friar.
WHITE, JOHN. Adm. at King's (age 17) a scholar from Eton,
Aug. 12, 1520. Of Cambridge. Died Scholar of the College,
before 1524. (Harwood.)
WHITE, JOHN. Student at Trinity when ord. deacon (London)
Mar. 21, 1562-3, age 21. B. at Weboster, Suffolk. One of
these names V. of Barkway, Herts., 1565-73. Died 1573.
WHITE or WHIGHT, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Christ's,
Michs. 1567. Perhaps brother of William (1567).
WHIGHT or WHITE, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Caius,
Nov. 10, 1575. Of Weeting, Norfolk. S. of Edmund. School,
Ely. Matric. 1575. Died as a student. Will dated, Aug. 25,
1577; proved (P.C.C.) 1581. (Venn, 1. 84.)
WHITE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1582.
Perhaps s. of Thomas, of Woodhead, Rutland. If so, of
Tuxford, Notts.; adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 8, 1581-2.
Knighted, June 9, 1619. Married Dorothy, dau. of Sir John
Harper, of Swarkston, Derbs., Knt. Perhaps father of
Richard (1611). (Vis. of Notts.)
WHITE, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, Feb. 15, 1585-6.
S. of Peter, preacher. B. 1570, at Eaton Socon, Beds.
School, Eaton. Matric. 1586; Scholar, 1588-92; B.A. 1589-
90; M.A. 1593; D.D. 1612. V. of Leyland, Lanes., 1595-1604.
Fellow of Manchester College, 1606. V. of Eccles, 1606-10.
R. of Barsham, Suffolk, 1609. Chaplain in ordinary to King
James. Author, The Way to the True Church, etc. Buried
May 28, 1615, at St Mary Woolnoth, London. Will (P.C.C.)
1619-20. Brother of Francis (1578-9) and Peter (1586),
father of John (1611). (Venn, i. 127; D.N.B.)
WHITE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St John's, c. 1591; B.A.
from Clare, 1595-6; M.A. 1599.
WHITE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St John's, c. 1591; B.A.
(? 1594-5); M.A. 1598.
WHITE, JOHN. M.A. 1597 (Incorp. from Oxford).
WHITE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Easter, 1606;
B.A. 1610-1; M.A. 1614. Incorp. at Oxford, 1614. R. of
Goadby, Leics., 1613-39. R. of Harby, 1613. V. of Norton-
by-Galby, 1626. Licence (Lincoln) Jan. 30, 1617-8 (age 30),
to marry Katherine Rudd, of Stathern, Leics. Died 1639.
(Nichols, II. 196.)
WHITE, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, Apr. 2, 1611.
S. of John (1585-6). Matric. 1612; B.A. 1614-5; M.A. 1618.
V. ot Eaton Socon, Beds. (Venn, 1. 210.)
WHITE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1616;
B.A. 1619-20; M.A. 1623. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Feb. 20;
priest, Feb. 21, 1623-4.
White, John
WHITE or WEIGHT, JOHN. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1617.
Of Norfolk.
WHITE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Michs. 1618; B.A.
1621-2; M.A. 1625. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Feb. 6, 1623-4;
priest, Aug. 12, 1624. One of these names, 'B.A.,' V. of
Scawby, Lines., 1624.
WHITE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1627; B.A.
1630-1.
WHYTE, JOHN. Matric. p>ens. from St Catharine's, Easter,
1631. Of Dorset. B.A. 1634-5; M.A. 1638. Perhaps of
Fitteford, Dorset; 2nd s. of Martin; adm. at the Inner
Temple, 1634. Perhaps father of Martin (1656).
WHITE, JOHN. Matric. sizar (age 16) from St John's, Easter,
1632. S. of John, of Darsham, Suffolk. B. at Kelsale.
B.A. 1635-6; M.A. 1639. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Sept. 20,
1640; priest, Sept. 25, 1642, age 26. C. of Benhall, Suffolk.
One of these names V. of Wormingford, Essex, 1646-62.
WHITE, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, Mar. 12,
1637-8. S. of Francis (1607), late R. of Branston (Brauns-
ton), Leics. B. there. School, Ely (Mr Hitch). Brother
of Francis (1635).
WHYTE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity Hall, Easter,
1640.
WHITE, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Magdalene, Jan. 11,
1644-5. S. of Christopher (? 1623), of Ponton, Lines., clerk.
School, Ligsby. Matric. 1645; B.A. 1648-9.
WHITE, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 2, 1649. Of
Hertfordshire. Matric. 1649.
WHITE, JOHN. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Emmanuel, May 20, 1651.
Of Nottinghamshire. Probably s. and h. of Thomas, late
of Tuxford, and Cotgrave, Notts., Esq. Matric. 1651. Adm.
at Gray's Inn, June 9, 1654. Perhaps father of Thomas
(1685).
WHITE, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 20) at St John's, Oct. 16, 1664.
S. of Edward, deceased, of Beaminster, Dorset. B. there.
School, Netherbury (Mr Gollop). Matric. i668; B.A. 1668-9;
M.A. 1673. Perhaps V. of Shepreth, Cambs., 1672. One of
these names (M.A.), V. of Avebury, Wilts., in 1679; R. of
Manningford Bruce, 1679.
WHITE, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Caius, June, 1672. S.
of John, gent., deceased. B. at Newark, Notts. School,
Newark (his brother, Ds White). Matric. 1672; Scholar,
1674-5; B.A. 1675-6; M.A. 1683. Ord. deacon (York) Feb.
20, 1675-6; priest, May 20, 1676. (Venn, 1. 446.)
WHITE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter, 1680;
B.A. 1683-4.
WIGHT, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Trinity, Jan. 16,
1686-7. S.of John, of Catherine Hill, near Guildford, Surrey.
Bapt. Nov. 19, 1670. School, Kensington, Middlesex
(Mr John Stephenson). Matric. 1686-7. Died Dec. 15, 1756.
(Manning and Bray, 1. 88.)
WHITE, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, Dec. 27,
1701. S. of John, husbandman. B. in Rutland. School,
Uppingham. Matric. 1702; B.A. 1705-6; M.A. 1709; B.D.
1716. Fellow, 1708-20. Old. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 22,
1706; 'C. of Kettering'; priest, June 19, 1709. V. of Stoke
Nayland, Suffolk, till 1755- V. of Ospringe, Kent, 1718-55-
Author, Letters to Dissenters. Died Oct. 24, 1755. Father
of Thomas (i744)- (Cole, 5883, 133; Musgrave.)
WHITE, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, Apr. 23,
1707. S. of John, druggist. B. at Coggeshall, Essex. School,
Colchester (Mr Allen). Matric. 1707- Buried at All Saints',
Cambridge, Feb. 7, 1708-9.
WHITE, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Trinity, Apr. 11, 1717.
S. of Joseph, of Ellastone, Staffs. School, Barton, Staffs.
(MrParran). Matric. 1717; B.A. 1721- 2; M.A. 1727. Minor
canon of Rochester, 1725-8; perhaps V. of Wilmington, Kent,
1726-67; V. of Erith, 1734-67. Died Apr. 29, 1767, aged 65.
Admon., P.C.C. Brother of Thomas (1738). (Fielding;
G. Mag., 1767.)
WHITE, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 20) at Trinity, June 22, 1731-
S. of Timothy, of Westminster, London. School, West-
minster. Matric. 1732; Scholar, 1732; B.A. 1734-5; M.A.
1738; B.D. 1751. Fellow, 1737. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
Sept. 20, 1735; C. of Ashton, Northants. V. of Chesterton,
Cambs., 1752-7. R. of North Runcton, Norfolk, 1756-78.
Probably his will (P.C.C.) 1778; clerk, of Downham Market.
WHITE, JOHN. M.A. 1731 (Incorp. from Oriel College, Oxford).
Matric. there, Apr. 5, 1715, age 18. S. of Edmund, of Bland-
ford, Dorset. B.A. (Oxford) 1718; M.A. 1722. (At. Oxon.)
WHITE, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June 28, 1732.
Matric. 1732. One of these names died Dec. 4, 1735; 'of
Clare Hall, Cambridge.' (Musgrave.)
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WHITE, JONATHAN. Adm. sizar at Jesus, May 16, i677-
Of Derbyshire. Matric. 1677; B.A. 1680-1; Scholar, 1681;
M.A. 1684. Incorp. at Oxford, 1684. V. of Youlgrave,
Derbs., 1685-1700. (Al. Oxon.)
WHITE, JONATHAN. Adm. scholar at Trinity Hall, Jan. 3,
1740-1. Of London. Matric. pens. Mar. 1740-1; LL.B. 1746.
Ord. deacon (Norwich) June, i747; priest (Lincoln) Feb. 23,
1755. Perhaps his wUl (P.C.C.) 1785; of Broomfield, Essex,
clerk.
WHITE, JOSHUA. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius, Apr. 26, 1741-
S. of Edward, gent., of Ipswich, Suffolk. B. at Saxmundham.
School, Ipswich (Mr Bolton). Scholar, 1741-8; Matric. 1742;
B.A. 1744-5; M.A. 1749- FeUow, 1748-66. Proctor, 1765.
Ord. deacon (Norwich) Sept. 22, 1745; 'C. of Fritton '; priest,
Sept. 20, 1747; 'C. of Barsham.' R. of Oxburgh and Foulden,
1765-1811. Married at St Michael's, Cambridge, Mary
Blomer, of Marylebone, London, Oct. 7, 1766. Died Mar. 5,
1811. [Venn, 11. 48.)
WHITE, JOSHUA. Adm. sizar (age 20) at Trinity, Apr. 3,
1750. S. of William, of Morton, Durham. Bapt. Oct. 19,
1729, at Gainford. School, Brampton, Cumberland (MrColIis-
son). Matric. 1750; Scholar, 1753; B.A. 1754. Ord. deacon
(Ely) Mar. 6, 1757. V. of Barnard Castle, Durham, 1760-85.
Buried there June 3, 1785, aged 55. (H. M. Wood.)
WHITE, JOSIAH. M.A. 1635 (Incorp. from Oxford). S. of
Josiah, V. of Homchurch, Essex. Matric. (New Inn Hall,
Oxford) June 15, 1627, age 13; B.A. (Magdalen Hall, Oxford)
1630-1; M.A. 1633. R. of Langton Matravers, Dorset,
1640-5. Will (P.C.C.) 1645.
WHITE, JOSIAH. Adm. pens, at Queens', May 13, 1653.
Of Warwickshire. Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1655-6; 'of
Tamworth, Warws.'
WHITE, MARTIN. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1656.
Possibly s. of John (1631). B. at Stour Provost, Dorset,
1639. Matric. Easter, 1657; B.A. 1660-1; M.A. 1664. Died
in College, 1669. (Harwood.)
WHITE, MATTHEW. B.A. 1533-4-
WHITE, MAURICE. Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, June 25,
1608. Probably s. of William (? 1568), R. of St Benet,
Gracechurch Street, London. B. at Northall, Herts. Matric.
1608; B.A. from Emmanuel, 1611-2; M.A. 1615. Ord.
deacon (London) Dec. 2; priest, Dec. 22, 1616, age 25. C. of
All Hallows, Lombard Street, London.
WHITE, MICHAEL. Adm. scholar at Trinity Hall, Jan. 9,
1700-1. School, Westminster. Matric. 1700; LL.B. 1705.
Ord. deacon (Norwich) Dec. 1708; priest (Lincoln) Dec. 18,
1709. V. of Upton, Bucks., 1709-25. Chaplain to the Duke
of Portland. V. of Titchfield, Hants., 1726-34. Died before
June 27, 1734- (T. C. Dale.)
WHITE, MICHAEL. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Trinity, Sept. 7,
1719. S. and h. of William, of Montserrat, West Indies.
School, Batley, Yorks. (Mr Booth). Matric. 1720; Scholar,
1721. Adm. at the Middle Temple, Aug. 8, 1719. Lieut. -
Governor of Montserrat. Died Feb. 14, 1785.
WHITE, MILES. B.A. from St John's, 1611-2; M.A. 1615.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1615. C. of Astbury, Cheshire, in 1616.
R. of St Michael-at-Ousebridge, York, 1617-c. 24. R. of
Skirpenbeck, Yorks., 1623-60. Married Isabel Nelson, of
Badsworth, 1624.
WHITE, MOSES. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, June 17,
1747. S. of William, of London. B. at Ostend. School,
Westminster. Matric. 1747; Scholar, 1748; B.A. 1751. Ord.
deacon (London) Sept. 22, 1751; priest (Lincoln) Feb. 23,
1752. R. of Freethoipe, Norfolk, 1752-71. R. of High Easter,
Essex, 1756-64. R. of Reedham, 1758-71. Died Feb. 2,
1771, at Halvergate. (Al. Westmon., 342, where he is con-
fused with Moses Wight, M.A. (Oxford), preacher at Bride-
well Hospital, who died Jan. i795-)
WHITE, NATHANIEL. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1678. Of
Suffolk. Matric. pens. Lent, 1679; B.A. 1682-3.
WHITE, NICHOLAS. Matric. sizar from King's, c. 1593; B.A.
1600-1; M.A. 1606. One of these names of Ebbesboume-
Wake, Wilts., clerk; will (Cons. C. Sarum) 1620.
WHITE, NICHOLAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Peterhouse,
Oct. 31, 1656. Of Kent. School, Sandwich. Matric. 1656;
Scholar, 1660; B.A. 1660-1; M.A. 1668. Ord. deacon
(London) Dec. 1663; priest (Ely) Dec. 22, 1667. V. of
St Peter's, Isle of Thanet, 1666-1715. Died 1715.
WHITE, NICHOLAS. Adm. sizar at Jesus, May 3, 1696. Of
Lancashire. Matric. 1696; B.A. 1699-1700; M.A. 1711. Ord.
priest (Norwich) May, 1706.
WHITE, OBADIAH. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Magdalene,
Mar. 22, 1680-1. S. of John. School, Chippenham, Wilts.
WHITE, PETER. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter, 1566.
One of these names R. of St Nicholas, Coleabbey, London,
1569-75; B.A, See Al, Oxon, for a contemporary namesake.
White, Robert
WHITE, PETER. Matric. sizar from Clare, Michs. 1586-
Doubtless s. of Peter, V. of Eaton Socon, Beds. B.A. (? 1589-
90); M.A. from Caius, 1593. Perhaps ord. deacon (Lincoln)
Oct. 13, 1596. One of these names V. of St Neots, Hunts.,
1589-1615; M.A.; V. of Eaton Socon, Beds., 1600-15. Buried
Dec. 19, 1615, at Eaton Socon. [But this may have been
the father.] Brother of Francis (1578-9) and John (1585-6).
(Beds. Genealog.)
WHITE, PHINEAS. Adm. pens, at Sidney, May 9, 1612.
Matric. 1612; B.A. 1615-6; M.A. 1619. Master of Coventry
Grammar School, Warws., 1629-51.
WHYTE, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1544; B.A. 1547-8.
WHITE or WHIGHT {alias GWYN), RICHARD. Matric. pens,
from Christ's, Easter, 1571. B. at Llanidloes, Montgomery.
Scholar; B.A. 1574-5; M.A. 1578. Schoolmaster at Wrexham
and Overton, Flintshire. Fell under the influence of one of
the Douay missioners and became a Roman Catholic.
Arrested, 1580; imprisoned in Ruthin gaol, 1583. Executed
for treason, Oct. 17, 1584. (D.N.B.; Peile, 1. 117.)
WHITE, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Sx John's, Michs. 1602 ;
B.A. 1605-6; M.A. 1609. One of these names R. of Newenden,
Kent, 1609; M.A. See also Richard (1614) to whom this
may refer.
WHITE, RICHARD. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Trinity, Easter,
1611. Perhaps s. and h. of Sir John (? 1582), Knt.,of Tuxford,
Notts. B. 1596. Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1616.
WHITE, RICHARD. M.A. 1614 (Incorp. from Oxford). Of
Buckinghamshire, pleb. Matric. (Christ Church, Oxford)
Jan. 29, 1601-2, age 15; B.A. 1606; M.A. 1609. Perhaps
ord. deacon (Lincoln) Mar. 4, 1609-10; priest (Oxford)
Sept. 23, 1610. Perhaps V. of Caddington, Beds., 1610-40,
and R. of Moulsoe, Bucks., 1613-40. Buried Oct. 15, 1640,
at Caddington. WUl, 1640. (Al. Oxon.; Blaydes, Geneal.
Bedford, 358.)
WHITE, RICHARD. M.A. 1623 (Incorp. from Oxford). Of
Wiltshire, gent. Matric. (Brasenose College, Oxford) June 16,
1615, age 16; B.A. (Magdalen College, Oxford) 1618; M.A.
1621. Fellow of Magdalen College, Oxford, 1619-23. Will
proved (Oxford, V.C.C.) Mar. 24, 1626. (Al. Oxon.)
WHITE, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Christ's, July 4,
1646. S. of Richard. B. at Beckley, Sussex. School, Ton-
bridge (Mr Home). Matric. 1646; B.A. 1649.
WHITE, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 20) at Peterhouse,
June 13, 1668. Of Lancashire. Doubtless s. of Christopher,
of Goosnargh, Lanes. School, Blackburn. Matric. 1668.
Migrated to Emmanuel, Aug. 14, 1669. B.A. 1671-2; M.A.
1675. V. of Chipping, Lanes., 1672-92. V. of WhaUey,
1694-1703. Married Hannah, dau. of Henry Atherton, of
Preston, Dec. 20, 1673. Buried at WhaUey, Nov. 19, 1703.
(J. Parker.)
WHITE, RICHARD. Adm. sizar at Clare, Mar. 10, 1702-3.
B. at Lincoln. Matric. 1703; B.A. 1706-7; M.A. 1711. Ord.
deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 19, 1708; priest, Dec. 185 1709.
Rev. White, of Clare Hall, Cambridge, died Apr. 1737.
Perhaps father of William (1728). (G. Mag.)
WHITE, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Magdalene,
Apr. 23, 1712. S. of George, deceased. B. at Markby, Lines.
School, Alford. Matric. 1712; B.A. 1715-6; M.A. 1719-
FeUow, 1715. Ord. deacon (Ely) Sept. 22, 1717; priest,
Feb. 22, 1718-9. Perhaps R. of Stutton, Suffolk, 1728;
buried there Feb. 5, i747. aged 54.
WHITE, RICHARD. LL.B. 1728 (Com. Reg.).
WHITE, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Emmanuel, Feb. 19,
1742-3. S. of Richard, clerk, of Borough Green, Cambs.
School, Ipswich. Matric. 1743; B.A. 1746-7; M.A. 1750.
Ord. deacon (Norwich) Sept. 1747; priest (Ely) June 10,
1750. R. of Thrandeston, Suffolk, i755-9- R- of Thaxted,
Essex, 1759-80. Died July 18, 1780. Will (P.C.C.) 1780.
(G.Mag.; J. Ch. Smith.)
WYGHT, ROBERT DE. Adm. 'King's scholar' at Cambridge,
Sept. 20, 1327. Fellow of King's Hall. Died May 31, 1349.
WHITE, ROBERT. D.D. 1521-2. Franciscan friar.
WHITE, ROBERT. M.A. 1537-8.
WIGHT, ROBERT. Mus.Bac. 1560. S. of Robert. Succeeded
Dr Christopher Tye as Magister Choristarum of Ely, c. 1562.
Organist of Ely Cathedral, 1562-7. Master of Choristers and
Organist of Westminster Abbey, c. 1570. Attained a high
reputation as a composer. Married Ellen, dau. of Christopher
Tye. Buried at St Margaret's, Westminster, Nov. 11, 1574-
(J. E. West, Organists; D.N.B.)
WHITE or WHYGHTE, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Christ's,
Michs. 1580. Perhaps ord. deacon and priest (Lincoln)
Oct. 13, 1596. One of these names (Wight), of Hareby,
Lines., clerk; wiU (Lincoln) 1618.
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WHITE, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Sidney, Mar. 1598-9;
B.A. (? 1602-3); M.A. 1606. Incorp. at Oxford, 1606.
Probably B.D. from Clare, 1609; D.D. i6i8 (but in 1609
he was not, as the supplicat states, an M.A. of six years'
standing). Probably C. of Eaton Socon, Beds., 1604; V.'i6i5.
V. of Easton, Hunts., 'B.D.'; ejected during the Rebellion.
Archdeacon of Norfolk, 1631-57. Died in the time of the
usurpation. One of these names beneficed in Wales; arch-
deacon of Merioneth, 1623-57; preb. of Bangor, 1626-57.
Buried at Llandgaffo, in Anglesey, Sept. 4, 1657. (According
to Le Neve, this was the archdeacon of Norfolk.) (A I. Oxon. ;
Brown Willis, Bangor, 143, 152; Blomefield, in. 646; Le
Neve, Fasti, 11. 485.)
WHITE, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Queens', Michs. 1619.
Of Leicestershire. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Feb. 17, 1626-7.
One of these names R. of Little Braxted, Essex, 1630-47.
(H.Smith.)
WHITE, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter, 1640.
Of Norfolk.
WHITE, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Christ's, June 27,
1674- S. of Thomas. B. at Bondon {sic), Durham. School,
Durham (Mr Battersby). Matric. 1676; B.A. 1677. Ord.
deacon (Durham) Sept. 23, 1677. Brother of Anthony (1675).
(Peile, II. 54.)
WHITE, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Magdalene, Apr. 30,
1678. S. of Henry, gent., deceased. B. at Wisbech, Isle of
Ely. School, Wisbech. Matric. 1678; B.A. 1681-2; M.A.
1685. Fellow, 1684.
WHITE, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 15) at St John's, June 28,
legg. S. of Robert, grocer. B. at Ludham, Norfolk. School,
Ludham (private). Matric. 1699; B.A. 1703-4. Ord. deacon
(Norwich) Sept. 1706; priest. May, 1708. R. of Burgh St
Mary and St Margaret, Norfolk, 1711. R.of Winterton, 1720.
WIGHT, ROBERT. M.A. from King's, 1731. S. of Robert,
of Wootton-under-Edge, Gloucs., gent. Matric. (Oriel
College, Oxford) May 25, 1721, age 16; B.A. (Oxford) 1725-6.
(Al. Oxon.)
WHITE or WIGHT, RYSEA. Adm. pens, at King's, Michs.
1569. Probably 'Rice,' s. of John, of Wimbledon, and
Arlington Manor, Surrey. Of Braboeuf Manor, Guildfoid.
Married Elizabeth, dau. of Henry Needier, of Horley. Buried
Nov. 3, 1601. Will (P.C.C.) 1602. (Manning and Bray, i. 88;
Vis. of Surrey, 1662-8.)
WHITE, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Easter, 1607.
Matric. 1607; Scholar; B.A. 1610-1; M.A. 1614.
WHITE, SAMUEL. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Easter, 1607.
WHITE, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar at Queens', Apr. 1610. Of
Norfolk. Matric. 1610; B.A. 1611-2; M.A. 1615. Incorp.
at Oxford. 1622. Perhaps R. of Gt Poringland, Norfolk,
1625-47. (Al. Oxon.)
WHITE, SAMUEL. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's, Easter,
1646. One of these names, 'of Milk Street, London, gent.,'
adm. at Gray's Inn, Oct. 23, 1646.
WHITE, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, at Queens', Easter, 1652.
WHITE, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar at Queens', Jan. 29, 1671-2.
Of Salop. Matric. 1675; B.A. 1676-7.
WHITE, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, June 16,
1696. S. of Robert, deceased, of Tuttle Street, Westminster,
London. B. there. School, Westminster. Matric. 1696-7;
Scholar, 1697; B.A. 1699-1700; M.A. 1703; B.D. 1710.
Fellow, 1702. Chaplain to the Earl of Portland. Author,
polemical. Committed suicide in his brother's rooms in
Christ Church, Oxford, Oct. 5, 1716. Buried in Christ Church
Cathedral. (Al. Oxon.; Heame's Diary; H. B. Swanzy.)
WHYTE, STEPHEN. Matric. Fell. -Com. from St John's, Michs.
1554. Of Hampshire. B.A. 1554-5; M.A. 1558. Fellow,
1555. R. of Cheriton, Hants., 1554-72. (T.C.Dale.)
WHITE, STEPHEN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Apr. i, 1589.
Matric. 1589; B..'\. 1592-3.
WHITE, STEPHEN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, June 15,
1714. S. of Lawrence, carpenter. B. at Wing, Rutland.
School, Uppingham (Mr Savage). Matric. 1714; B.A.
1717-8; M.A. 1721. Ord. deacon (Ely) Dec. 20, 1719; priest,
Dec. 18, 1720. V. of Swaffham Bulbeck, Cambs., 1721;
there in 1755. R. of Holton, Suffolk, 1733. Chaplain to
Viscount Falkland. (J. Crosby.)
WHITE, THEOPHILUS. Adm. sizar at Clare, Feb. 22, 1614-5.
S. of Henry, R. of Hadham, Herts. School, Sandwich, Kent.
Matric. 1615. Migrated to Caius, May 24, 1616, age 17.
Scholar, 1616-20; B.A. 1618-9. Ord. deacon (London)
Sept. 24, 1620. C. of Minster-in-Sheppey, Kent. Licence
(Canterbury) Oct. i, 1628, to marry Ann Allen, of St Peter's,
Sandwich. (Venn, 1. 233.)
White, Thomas
WHITE, THOMAS. Adm. scholar at King's Hall, Oct. 18,
1424; M.A. in 1429. Left, 1473-4. Perhaps brother of John
(1424).
WHITTE, THOMAS. Member (? Fellow) of Peterhouse.
1424-5. (T. A. Walker.)
WHYTE, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter, 1554;
B.A. 1557-8; M.A. 1563. Perhaps R. of Stunner, Essex,
1558-62; deprived; and perhaps also R. of Quendon, 1565-
66; V. of Latton St Mary, 1566-9; the same man was prob-
ably V. of Henham, 1562-72. (Peile, 1. 57.)
WHITE or WHIGHT, THOMAS. Adm. at Corpus Christi,
1554; B.A. (according to Masters). Ord. sub-deacon (Nor-
wich) Sept. 17, 1557. One of these names R. of Horseheath,
Cambs., 1557; there in 1567; died c. 1589; then styled S.T.P.
[Thomas White, Archdeacon of Berks, and Chancellor of
Salisbury, 1571-88; died June 12, 1588, and was buried in
the Cathedral; see Le Neve, Fasti, ii. 652.] (J. Crosby.)
WHITE, THOMAS. Adm. FeU.-Com. at King's, Easter, 1577.
WHITE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1577.
WHITE, THOMAS. B.A. from Clare, 1595-6; M.A. 1599.
Perhaps V. of Hougham, Kent, 16x5-6.
WHITE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Aug. 10, 1596;
Scholar; B.A. 1600-1; M.A. 1604. Fellow, 1603. lucorp.
at Oxford, 1605. Died in Cambridge. Will (P.C.C.) 1606.
WHITE, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Michs. 1614.
Buried in the College Chapel, Oct. 4, 1616. (A. Gray.)
WHITE, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Emmanuel, Easter,
1624; B.A. 1627-8; M.A. 1631. Ord. deacon (Ely) 1635;
priest (Peterb.) May 20, 1638. R. of Rowley, Yorks., 1638.
WHYTE, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs. 1628;
B.A. 1632-3.
WHYTE, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1632;
B.A. 1634-5.
WHITE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Sidney, Apr. 27,
1633. S. of John, deceased. B. at Saltwood, Kent. School,
Sutton, Kent. Matric. 1633. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Oct. 10,
1634. Perhaps brother of James (1614).
WHITE, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 15) at St John's, Feb. 6,
1638-9. S. of Oswald, gardener, of Tickencote, Rutland.
B. there. School, Stamford (Mr Humphreyes). Matric. 1639;
B.A. 1642-3; M.A. 1647. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Dec. 24;
priest, Dec. 26, 1643. Perhaps V. of Wisbech, Cambs., 1648.
R. of St Mary-at-Hill, London, 1661-82. V. of Eastchurch,
Kent, 1667-82. Buried June 13, 1682. Will, P.C.C; be-
quests to Eastchurch.
WHITE, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 14) at St John's, Oct. 29,
1642. S. of Peter, lately deceased, of Allington, Kent.
B. there, 1628. School, Wye (Mr Suerty-on-high, Nichols).
Matric. 1642; B.A. 1646-7: D.D. (Oxford) 1683; by diploma.
Chaplain to the Duke of York. V. of Newark, Notts., 1660-6.
R. of All HaUows-at-Fenn, London. 1666-79. R. of Bottes-
ford, Leics., 1679-85. Archdeacon of Nottingham. 1683-5.
Bishop of Peterborough, 1685; imprisoned in the Tower,
1688; being one of the six bishops who \vith Sancroft,
Archbishop of Canterbury, petitioned against James II's
Declaration of Indulgence; deprived, as non-juror, 1691.
Died unmarried. May 30, 1698. Buried in St Gregory's by
St Paul's. Benefactor to Newark and to the poor of Peter-
borough. (Al. Oxon.; D.N.B.; Nichols, 11. 90.)
WHITE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 2, 1649.
Of London. Matric. 1649; B.A. 1652-3; M.A. from Peter-
house, 1656. Fellow of Peterhouse, 1653-7. Incorp. at
Oxford, 1657.
WHITE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Clare, Apr. 21, 1658.
S. of Timothy (1628). B. at Northfield, Worcs. Matric.
1658. Living, .Aug. 1666, when he administered his father's
estate. Brother of Timothy (1667).
WHITE, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Pembroke, Apr. 28,
1658. S. of Samuel. B. at Birmingham, Warvv-s. Matric.
1660; B.A. 1661-2; M.A. 1671. R. of Stepney, Middlesex,
1681-1709. Minister of Stratford-le-Bow. Preb. of Lichfield,
1683-1709. Died 1709, aged 67. M.I. at Stratford. Will
(P.C.C.) 1709-10; minister of Stratford-le-Bow. (Le Neve,
Mon. III. 233.)
WHITE, THOMAS. M.A. from Trinity Hall, 1663.
WHIGHT, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Apr. 27. 1669.
Of Suffolk. Matric. 1669. Buried at St Andrew's, Cambridge,
Dec. 7, 1669.
WHITE, THOMAS. Adm. at Christ's, 1677; B.A. 1680; M.A.
1684. Probably ord. priest (Durham) Sept. 2t, 1684.
WHITE, THOMAS. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Christ's. July 14,
1685. Perhaps s. and h. of John (? 1651), of Cotgr:ive, Notts.,
Esq. Matric. 1686. Perhaps adm. at Gray's Inn, July 23,
1685. Probably M.P. for East Retford, 1701-2; of Walling-
Well, Notts.; died 1732. (Peile, 11. 100; Musgrat'e.)
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WHITE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Christ's, Feb. 20,
16.S9-90. S. of Robert. B. in London. School, Simpson,
Bucks. (Mr Stannard). Matric. 1693; B.A. 1693-4; M.A.
1713. Ord. deacon (Gloucester) c. Michs. 1702; priest,
Feb. 20, 1702-3. R. of Oakley, Essex, 1706-41. V. of
Thorpe-le-Soken, 1713-41. Chaplain to Earl Rivers. Died
1741. {Peile, II. 115-6; T. C. Dale.)
WHITE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age r8) at St John's, Mar. 24,
1696-7. S. of Thomas, deceased. B. at Lutterworth, Leics.
School, Monks Kirby, Warws. (Mr Towers). Matric. 1O97;
LL.B. 1703. One of these names R. of Nailstone, Leics.,
1729-35; R- of Ayston, Rutland, ttU i735- Died Jan.
1735, aged 59. M.L at Ayston; M.A. But see Al. Oxon.
for a contemporary namesake. {Nichols, iv. 810.)
WHITE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 19) at St John's, Apr. 18,
1737. S. of Joseph, glover, of Hereford. School, Hereford
(MrWillim). Matric. 1737.
WHITE, THOMAS. M.A. from St John's, 1738. S. of Joseph,
of Ellaston, Staffs., clerk. B. Jan. 31, 1708-9. Matric.
(Merton College, Oxford) Apr. 29, 1729, age 18; B.A. (Ox-
ford) 1732-3. Preb. of Lichfield, 1747-84. Sacrist of Lich-
field Cathedral, and Divinity lecturer there. V. of Dunchurch,
Warws., 1768-84. Married Lucy, dau. of Rev. John Hunter,
Master of Lichfield Grammar School. Author, sermons.
Died May 3, 1784, aged 74. Brother of John (1717)- {^l.
Oxon.; G. Mag.; Nichols, iv. 333.)
WHITE, THOMAS. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Christ's, May 31,
1738. S. of Thomas (and probably of Olive, dau. of Maxi-
millian Western, of Abington Hall, Cambridge). B. at
Tattingstone, Suffolk. School, Hackney (Mr Newcome).
Matric. 1738. Adm. at the Middle Temple, Apr. 29, I74i-
Probably of Tattingstone; succeeded his father in 1742.
Died Sept. 4, 1808. {Peile, 11. 237; Coppinger; Manors of
Suffolk, VI. 106.)
WHITE, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Trinity, Mar. 21,
1737-8. S. of Richard, of Wakefield, Yorks. School, Wake-
field. Matric. 1738; Scholar, 1741; B.A. 1741-2; M.A. 1745.
College Librarian, 1742-63. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Mar. 14,
1741-2; priest (Norwich) Apr. 1745. Died Aug. 30, 1763.
Will (P.C.C.) Mar. 1764.
WHITE, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, Apr. 4,
1744. S. of John (1701), clerk, of Suffolk. B. at Stoke-by-
Nayland. School, Colchester (Mr Smythies). Matric. i744;
B.A. 1747-8; M.A. 1752. Ord. deacon (Ely) June 5, 1748;
priest (Norwich) Mar. 1 750-1. V. of Fulboum All Saints,
Cambs., 1751-6. Died Nov. 27, 1756, aged 31. Buried at
Stoke-by-Nayland. {Scott-Mayor, iii. 541.)
WHITE, TIMOTHY. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter, 1628;
B.A. 1628-9; M.A. 1632. R. of Northfield, Worcs., 1639-60.
Master of Leicester Hospital, Warwick, 1650-60. Died 1660.
Wm (P.C.C.) 1660; of Northfield; a second grant (P.C.C.)
Aug. 1666, to son Thomas. Father of the next and of
Thomas (1658).
WHITE, TIMOTHY. Adm. sizar at Trinity, June 12, 1667.
S. of Timothy (above). B.A. 1670-1. V. of Alcester, Warws.,
1675-1712. Buried there Nov. 14, 1712. Brother of Thomas
(1658).
WHITE, WALTER. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Magdalene, June
29, 1649. S. of Walter, citizen of London. School, Friday
Street. Matric. 1649; B.A. 1652-3; M.A. 1656. {Vis. of
London, 1634.)
WHITE, WILLIAM. B.Can.L. 1508-9.
WHITE, WILLIAM. B.Can.L. 1515-6. One of these names,
'LL.B.,' R. of Rollesby, Norfolk, 1531. R. of Kessingland,
Suffolk, 1557-9-
WHITE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, Apr. 1566.
S. of Richard, of Bamsley, Yorks. Migrated to Caius, Oct.
24, 1566, age 16. Matric. 1566. Probably ord. deacon and
priest (Sarum) Sept. 9, 1571. V. of West Wycombe, Bucks.,
1581. Will (Lincoln) 1624-5. {Venn, i. 59; J. Ch. Smith.)
WHITE or WHIGHT, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Christ's,
Michs. 1567; Scholar; B.A. 1571-2. Perhaps brother of
John (1567).
WHITE, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Clare, Michs. 1568.
Of Norfolk. B.A. from Queens', 1571-2; M.A. 1575; B.D.
1584. Probably R. of St Benet, Gracechurch Street, London,
1591-2. Buried July 17, 1592. Will dated, July 14, 1592;
proved (P.C.C.) Sept. 7, 1592. Probably father of Maurice
(1608). {Hennessy; J. Ch. Smith.)
WHITE, WILLIAM. Matric. Fell.-Com. from St John's,
Easter, 1585. Perhaps adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Nov. 9, 1588;
of Sussex, and of New Inn.
WHITE, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, c.
1592. Migrated to Oxford. B.A. (St Edmund HaU, Oxford)
Nov. 25, 1595; M.A. 1598. Perhaps R. of High Halstow,
Kent, 1599-1604; of St Nicholas, Rochester, 1608-14, and
of East Grinstead, Sussex. {Al. Oxon.; Fielding.)
Whitefoot, John
WHITE, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Easter,
1605. Buried at St Giles', Cambridge, May 23, 1614; 'some-
time of Magdalene College.'
WHITE, WILLIAM. B.D. 1608 (Incorp. from Oxford). Of
Buckinghamshire, gent. Matric. (Trinity College, Oxford)
June 22, 1593, age 15; B.A. 1596; M.A. 1601; B.D. 1608;
D.D. 1612. R. of Bamham St Martin and St Andrew,
Suffolk, 1615-39.
WHITE, WILLIAM. M.A. 1628 (Incorp. from Oxford). S. of
Robert, of Truro, Cornwall, gent. Matric. (Exeter College,
Oxford) May 3, 1621, age 17; B.A. (Oxford) 1624; M.A. 1627.
Perhaps R. of Ladock, Cornwall, 1657-60, and R. of
Warleggan, 1671-3. {Al. Oxon.)
WHITE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, May i, 1632.
Of Suffolk. Matric. 1632; Scholar, 1632-5; B.A. 1635-6.
WHITE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Clare, Sept. 10, 1641.
Matric. 1641.
WHITE, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Emmanuel, Easter,
1642. Of Lincolnshire. Migrated to Queens', Aug. 1644.
B.A. 1645-6.
WHITE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Sidney, June 23,
1646. S. of John, yeoman. B. at Elworthy, Somerset.
School, Tiverton. B.A. 1649-50.
WHITE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 11, 1665.
Oi Derbyshire. Matric. 1665; B.A. 1668-9; M.A. 1672.
WIGHT, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, May 17, 1671-
Of Salop. Matric. 1671; B.A. 1674-5.
WHITE, WILLIAM. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1682. B. at Oakingham, Berks. Matric. 1682. Drov.-ned in
the Cam, at Newnham Mill, June 24, 1682. Buried in the
College Chapel. {Harwood, 268.)
WHITE, WILLIAM. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1691. Of Kent.
WHITE, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, June 1,
1693. S. of WUliam, gent. B. in London. School, Charter-
house. Matric. 1696. One of these names V. of Little
Oakley, Essex, 1706-42; died 1742.
WHITE, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Magdalene, Oct.
25, 1728. S. of Richard (? 1702-3), clerk. B. at Authorpe,
Lines. School, Alford. Matric. 1729; B.A. 1732-3; M.A.
1736. Fellow, 1733. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June 9, 1734;
priest, Dec. 21, 1735.
WHITE, WILLIAM. Adm. scholar at Trinity Hall, Jan. 3,
1740-1. Of Lincolnshire. Matric. Apr. 1739; B.A. 1742-3;
M.A. 1749. Perhaps ord. priest (Lincoln) Dec. 21, 1746.
WHITE, . B.A. 1466-7; M.A. 1470-1.
WHITE or WYTE, . M.A. 1522-3.
WHITE or WHYET, . B.A. 1529-30; M.A. 1533.
WHITE, . B.A. 1530-1.
WHITE, . Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, 1623.
WIGHT, . Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Easter, 1627. Of
Lincolnshire.
WHITEAR, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Jesus, June 28, 1680.
S. of Thomas, of Salisbury. Matric. (Wadham College,
Oxford) Mar. 30, 1666, age 16; B.A. (Wadham College,
Oxford) 1669; M.A. (Cambridge) 1680. V. of Arreton, Isle
of Wight, 1677. V. of Bersted, Sussex, 1678. V. of Tangmere,
1680. Canon of Chichester, 1694. V. of Boxgrove, 1704-
R. of North Stoneham, Hants., 1714-23. {Al. Oxon.)
WHITEBORNE, WILLIAM. M.A. from Magdalene, 1723-
S. of Joseph, of LuflSncot, Devon. Matric. (Exeter College,
Oxford) Apr. 3, 1707, age 17; B.A. (Oxford) 1710. Ord.
deacon (E.xeter) May 27, 1711; priest, June 15, 1712. V. of
Wormingstone, Cornwall, in 1723. V. of St Teath, 1723.
Canon of Exeter, 1727-37. Died 1737. Admon. Exeter;
of Shobrooke, Devon. {Al. Oxon.; Lambeth Act Bk; T. C.
Dale.)
WHITECHURCH or WHITCHURCH, MICHAEL. Matric. sizar
from Christ's, July, 1605.
WHITECHURCH, RICHARD. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, 1626.
Matric. 1626.
WHITECHURCH, ROBERT. Adm. at King's (age 17) a scholar
from Eton, 1446. Of Colebrook, Bucks. M.A. Ord. sub-
deacon (Ely) Dec. 18, 1456; deacon. Mar. 12, 145&-7-
(Har-ii'ood.)
WHITCHURCH, . Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1569.
WHITECROFT, RICHARD, see WHEATCROFT.
WHITEFOOT, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Feb. 3,
1626-7. Matric. 1626-7; B.A. 1630-1; M.A. 1634. Incorp.
at Oxford, 1653. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Sept. 21, 1634;
priest, Sept. 25, 1636. Minister of St Gregory's, Norwich,
1641. R. of Heigham, Norfolk, c. 1652-82. R. of Hellesdon,
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Whitefoot, John
c. 1664. A friend of Sir Thomas Browne; wrote his life.
Died 1699, aged 89. Buried at St Gregory's. M.I. Perhaps
brother of Philip (1635), father of the next. (Venn, i. 420;
Al. 0x0)1.; Blomefield, iv. 278, 506.)
WHITEFOOT, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, Dec. 31,
1663. S.of John (above), clerk, of Norwich. School, Norwich
(Mr Lovering). Matric. 1664; Scholar, 1664-71; B.A.
1667-8; M. A. 1671. Fellow, 1671-7. Ord. deacon and priest
(Norwich) Dec. 19, 1665. R. of Hellesdon, Norfolk, 1676-
1731. Succeeded his father as R. of Heigham, 1682-1731.
Minister of St Gregory's, Norwich, 1682-1731, and of St
Peter Mancroft, 1720-31. Commissary of Norwich and clerk
of the Convocation. Married Susan, dau. of Robert Payne,
of Norwich. Died Dec. 18, 1731. Buried at St Gregory's.
Fatherof Robert (1699). (Venn, i. 420; Blomefield, iv. 506.)
WHITEFOOT, PHILIP. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, July 4,
1635. Of Norfolk. B.A. 1638-9; M.A. 1642. Ord. deacon
(Norwich) Sept. 24, 1643, age 24; priest. Mar. 17, 1643-4.
V. of Sibton and Peasenhall, Suffolk, 1649-50. R. of Ashby,
Norfolk, 1660-91. Perhaps brother of John (1626-7).
WHITEFOOT, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Oct. 13,
1699. S. of John (1663), clerk, of Norwich. B. there. School,
Norwich (Mr Burton). Matric. 1699-1700; Scholar, 1699-
1706; B.A. 1703-4; M.A. 1707. Fellow, 1706-12. Adm. at
the Middle Temple, Nov. 27, 1703. Ord. deacon (Norwich)
Aug. 29, 1708; priest, July 2, 1710. R. of Salle, Norfolk,
1711-20; of Cawston, 1712-20. Died Aug. 14, 1720. (Venn,
I- 503.)
WHITEFOOT, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Emmanuel,
Easter, 1638.
WHITEFOOT, . Adm. pens, at Clare, Apr. 22, 1665.
WHITEHALL, JAMES. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, July 6,
1685. S. of John. B. at Pipe Ridware, Staffs. School,
Uttoxeter (Mr William Bladon). Matric. 1686; B.A. 1689-90.
WHITEHALL, JAMES. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, Apr.
22, 1710. S. of John, of Broughton, Flintshire. School,
Warrington, Lanes. (Mr Shaw). Scholar, 1711; B.A. 1713-4;
M.A. 1717; B.D. 1727. Fellow, 1716. Ord. deacon (Lincoln)
June 12, 1720; priest (Ely) Mar. 10, 1722-3. Doubtless V. of
Enfield, Middlesex, 1732-57. Died 1757. (Hennessy; G. R.
Woodward.)
WHITEHALL, JOHN. M.A. 1663 (Incorp. from Oriel CoUege,
Oxford). 3rd s. of Richard, of Dodington, Whitchurch,
Salop. Matric. (BaUiol College, Oxford) Nov. 27, 1652;
B.A. (Oxford) 1655-6; M.A. 1661. R. of Stcke Doyle,
Northants., 1667-85. Chaplain to the Bishop of Peter-
borough. Preb. of Peterborough, 1669-85. R. of Fiskerton,
Lines., 1676-82. R. of Sutton-under-BraUes, Gloucs.,
1682-5. Died Jan. 16, 1685-6. Buried at Stoke Doyle. M.I.
(H. I. Longden; F. S. Hockaday.)
WHITEHALL, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from St Catharine's,
Easter, 1672.
WHITEHAND, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Jesos, Apr. 6, 1682. S.
of Thomas (1646), R. of Little Wilbraham, Cambs. Matric.
1682; Rustat Scholar; B.A. 1685-6; M.A. 1690. R. of
Shepton Mallet, Somerset, 1697-1721. Preb. of Wells, 1705;
sub-dean, 1716. Died 1721.
WHITEHAND, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter,
1580; B.A. 1583-4; M.A. 1587. R. of St Mary Mounthaw,
London, 1603-22. Died Mar. 1622-3. Will proved (P.C.C.)
Mar. 10, 1622-3. Father of the next. (Hennessy, 348.)
WHITEHAND, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter,
1621. Doubtless s. of Thomas (above). B. Aug. 16, 1604.
School, Merchant Taylors'. B.A. 1624-5; M.A. 1628. R. of
Swineshead, Hunts., 1639-66. Buried there July 25, 1666.
Probably father of the next and perhaps of William (1665).
WHITEHAND, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1646. Of Huntingdonshire. Probably s. of Thomas
(above). B.A. 1649-50; M.A. 1653. Fellow, 1650-5. R. of
Little Wilbraham, Cam'os., 1654-79. C. of Gt Wilbraham,
1668-77. Married Dorothy, dau. of Thomas Bletso, gent.
Died Feb. 1, 1679. Perhaps brother of the next, father of
John (1682). (Masters, 360.)
WHITEHAND, WILLIAM. Adm. at Corpus Christi. 1665.
Of Huntingdonshire. Perhaps s. of Thomas (1621). B..\.
1669-70. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 25, 1670; signs for
priest's orders (London) Sept. 23, 1671; 'C. of Purleigh,
Essex'; R. 1674-80. V.of Hockley, till 1690. Admon.(Cons.
C. London) May 27, 1691, to Margaret, the widow. Perhaps
brother of Thomas (above).
WHITEHEAD, ANTHONY. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Lent,
1563-4; B.A. 1576-7. 'Ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.)
Jan. 30, 1573-4; aged 28; not married; skilled in Latin.'
R. of Denton, Lines., 1575- Will (Lincoln) 1601. (Lib. Cler.
Lincoln, 1576.)
Whitehead, Ralph
WHITEHEAD, CHARLES. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1738.
Of Kent. Matric. 1738; B.A. 1741-2; M.A. from Clare, 1745.
Fellow of Clare, 1742-8. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 19,
1742. V.of Cudham, Kent, 1746-80; of Downe, 1753-64; of
Ash, 1779-82. (Fielding.)
WHITEHEAD, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. at King's (age 17) a
scholar from Eton, Aug. 14, 1530. Of Bamby, Yorks.
Name off before 1534.
WHITEHEAD, DAVID. Occurs in a list of Fellows of St John's,
1527. Probably the protestant divine. B. c. 1492. Said to
have been educated at Oxford. Tutor to Charles Brandon,
the young Duke of Suffolk. Described by Cranmer as
'Mr Whitehead of Hadleigb,' in 1552. Fled to the Continent
on Queen Mary's accession, 1553. Took charge of the exile
congregation at Frankfort, in 1554. Supported Richard
Cox against Knox, and was chosen pastor, 1555; resigned,
1556. Returned to England, 1558. Sequestered for refusing
to subscribe, 1563-4. Died June, 1571. (D.N.B.; Al. Oxon.)
WHITEHEAD, EDMUND. Adm. sizar at Jesus, May 30, 1692.
Of Lancashire. S. of John, of Rochdale, Lanes. Bapt. there,
June 7, 1674. School, Manchester. Matric. (Christ Church,
0.xford) Nov. 3, 1692, age 18; B.A. (Oxford) 1696. R. of
Bucknall, Lines., 1706. (Al. Oxon.)
WHITEHEAD, HENRY. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1575-
WHITEHEAD, HENRY. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1620. Of Lancashire. B.A. from Magdalene, 1623-4;
M.A. 1627. Ord. deacon and priest (Norwich) Dec. 3, 1627.
C. of Denston, Suffolk. R. of Little Livermere, 1631.
WHITHED, HENRY. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Jesus, May 29, 1705.
Of West Tytherley, Hants. Possibly s. of Richard (1677).
Matric. 1705.
WHITEHEAD, HUGH. A member of Borden Hostel. Of
Westmorland. B.A. 1530-1; M.A. 1534. Fellow of Pembroke,
1530. A schoolmaster. Perhaps R. of Upper Rickinghall,
Suffolk, 1554-5. See Al. Oxon. for a contemporary name-
sake. (Stokes, Mediaeval Hostels.)
WHITEHEAD, JASPER. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter,
1636. Of Rutlandshire. B.A. 1639-40. Fellow, 1642-4,
ejected.
WHITEHEAD, JOHN. B.A. 1494-5. Of Durham. M.A. 1498-9.
Fellow of Pembroke, 1494. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Apr. 4,
1500. Perhaps Chancellor of Lichfield, 1505. Died 1506.
WHITEHEAD, JOHN. B.A. from St John's, 1606-7; M.A.
1610. Perhaps his will (Lincoln) 1621; of Sproxton, Leics.,
clerk.
WHITEHEAD, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's,
Easter, 1649. Perhaps s. of Richard, of Tytherley, Hants.
B.A. 1651-2. Incorp. at Oxford, 1652. M.A. (Exeter
College, Oxford) 1654. Incorp. at Cambridge, 1655. Perhaps
adm. at Gray's Inn, July 13, 1656. Perhaps brother of
Richard (1645).
WHITEHEAD, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1653. Of Northamptonshire. B.A. 1656-7.
WHITEHEAD, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Christ's, Mar.
23, 1656-7. S. of John. B. at Repton, Derbs. School,
Ashby. Matric. 1657; B.A. 1660-1. Chaplain to the East
India Company, 1672-6; stationed at the factor>', Masuli-
patam, till 1676. Died 1676. Brother of Thomas (1658-9).
(Peile, I. 576.)
WHITEHEAD, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's, Mar.
II, 1685-6. 2nd s. of William, late Head Master of Kirkham
Grammar School, Lanes., deceased. B. there. School,
Kirkham (Mr Taylor). Matric. 1686; B..'\. 1689-90; M.A.
1693. Ord. deacon (London) Mar. 16, 1689-90; priest,
Dec. 18, 1692. V. of Bosham, Sussex, till 1731. R. of
Tangmere, 1714-31. Chaplain to Lord Forester. (T. C.
Dale.)
WHITEHEAD, JOHN. M.A. from Sidney, 1707. S. of William,
of Little Dawley, Salop. Matric. (Pembroke CoUege, Oxford)
Feb. 26, 1700-1, age 19; B.A. (Oxford) 1704-5. C. of
Pattingham, Staffs., in 1707. Perhaps R. of Holt Castle,
Worcs., 1727-40. (Al.Oxon.)
WHITEHEAD, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity Hall,
Michs. 1708.
WHITEHEAD, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Queens', Mar. 12, 1718-g.
Of Cambridgeshire. B. 1699. Matric. 1718-9; B-A. 1722-3;
M.A. 1728 (Com. Re.R.). Ord. deacon (Ely) June 9, 1723'
Perhaps K. of Pilham, Lines., 1735-
WHITEHEAD, RALPH. Scholar and Fellow of King's Hall,
1500-19; B.Can.L. 1516-7. Probably the same who was
B.Civ.L. 1503-4 (after six years in arts, and three in Civil
Law). A priest. Of Coventry and Lichfield diocese. Ord.
deacon (Lincoln) Feb. 19, 1501-2; 'on title of King's Hall.*
R. of Papworth Evorard, Cambs., 1504-35. Preb. of Lich-
field, 1519-20. Chancellor of Lichfield, 1520-35. Died 1535.
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Whitehead, Richard
WHITEHEAD, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's,
Easter, 1645. Perhaps s. of Richard, of Tytherley, Hants.
B.A. 1648-9. Perhaps brother of John (1649).
WHITEHEAD, RICHARD. Adm. FeU.-Com. at St Catharine's,
June 29, 1677. Probably s. of Henry, of Tytherley, Hants.
Adm. at the Inner Temple, May 7, 1678. Perhaps father of
Henry (1705).
WHITEHEAD, ROBERT. B.Civ.L. 1536-7. Of Nicholas
Hostel; exor. to Thomas Watson, 1542. One of these names
V. of Hesleden, Durham, 1527.
WHITEHEAD, ROBERT. M.A. from Emmanuel, 1668. Matric.
(Queen's College, Oxford) Apr. 11, 1660; B.A. (Oxford) 1664.
P.C. of Soulbury with Liscombe, Bucks., 1666-89. V. of
Ashby-de-la-Launde, Lines., 1671-81. V. of Bromham,
Beds., 1672-82. V. of Southoe, Hunts., 1683-5. R. of
Lower Isham, Northants., 1685. P.C. of Nettleden, Bucks.,
c. 1686-1706. V. of Gt Gaddesden, Herts., 1689-1706. Died
Aug. 21, 1706. Father of Thomas (1700). [Al. Oxon.; Lip-
scomb, III. 747.)
WHITEHEAD, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's,
June 30, 1720. S. of John, merchant, of Yorkshire. B. at
Cusworth, near Doncaster. School, Leeds (Mr Bernard).
Matric. 1720; B.A. 1723-4; M.A. 1728, alias Wrighton.
Ord. deacon (Norwich) Sept. 19, 1725; priest (Lincoln)
May 28, 1727. C. of Gedney, Lines., 1727. Perhaps R. of
Hemsworth, Yorks., 1727-49. (Scott-Mayor, ni. 335.)
WHITEHEAD, ROGER. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1620. Migrated to Trinity. Scholar, 1625; B.A. 1625-6.
Ord. deacon (York) Mar. 1627-8.
WHITEHEAD, SAMUEL. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs.
1568; Wytehead; Scholar, 1573; B.A. 1575-6. Ord. deacon
(London) Dec. 21, 1582.
WHITHEAD, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar at Jesus, May 30, 1747.
Of Sheffield, Yorks.
WHITEHEAD, THOMAS. B.Can.L. 1499-1500. Probably
scholar of King's Hall, 1491-5; T. Whytehed. Canon of
Stoke College, Suffolk; age 60 in 1534. Perhaps Principal
of Borden Hostel. One Thomas Whitehead, B.D., V. of
Steeple Bumpstead, Essex, 1519-32; R. of Birdbrook, till
1548. R. of Gt Hadham, Herts., 1532-48; Preb. of St Paul's,
1532-48. Died 1548. Will (P.C.C.) 1549; to be buned at
Birdbrook. (Hennessy, 16; J. Ch. Smith.)
WHITEHED, THOMAS. Adm. at King's (age 17) a scholar
from Eton, Aug. 12, 1524. Of Harlton, or Haslingfield,
Cambs. 'Went away scholar and was afterwards pantler
in the CoUege, where when Mr Luther's books were sought
for to be burned, he kept them close for better tymes.'
(Harwood; Add. MS. 5954, 13.)
WHYTHED, THOMAS. Adm. at King's, Easter, 1546. Servant
of the College until 1561. One of these names P.C. of Long
Stow, Hunts., 1562. Perhaps R. of Harlton, Cambs., 1567.
WHITEHEAD, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Christ's, 1598-9;
B.A. 1601-2; M.A. 1607. Incorp. at Oxford, 1618. Master
of Atherstone School, Warws., 1607-14. Head Master of
Repton School, Derbs., 1621-42. Died 1642. Doubtless
father of Thomas (1635). (Peile, i. 229; Al. Oxon.; Repton
School Register, xv.)
WHITEHEAD, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs.
1614. One of these names, 'literate,' licensed to read prayers
in Hunmanby Church, Yorks., 1619.
WHITEHEAD, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Jesus, June 18, 1628.
Of Lancashire. School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1628; B.A. from
St John's, 1631-2; M.A. 1635. R. of Halton, Lanes., c.
1644-60, ejected. Nonconformist teacher at Kendal and
Kellet, 1672. Buried Feb. 10, 1678-9, at Bolton-le-Sands.
Perhaps father of Thomas (1681). (E. Axon.)
WHITEHEAD, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Magdalene,
Easter, 1635. Doubtless s. of Thomas (1598-9)- B.A.
1638-9. ist usher at Repton School, Derbs., 1642-54. Died
1654. Will proved (P.C.C.) 1655. (Repton School Register.)
WHITEHEAD, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Christ's,
Feb. 12, 1658-9. S. of John. B. at Repton, Derbs. School,
Repton. Matric. 1659; B.A. 1662-3. ist usher at Repton
School, Derbs., 1663-4. Buried Oct. 17, 1664, at Repton.
Brother of John (1656-7). (Repton School Register.)
WHITEHEAD, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Jesus, July 4, 1681.
Of Lancashire. Perhaps s. of Thomas (1628). Matric. 1681;
Scholar, 1684; B.A. 1684-5. Ord. deacon (Chester) Sept. 25,
1687; priest, June 15, 1690. C. of Bradshaw Chapel, 1687.
Master of Preston Grammar School, 1689 (Sept. 30-Nov.).
WHITEHEAD, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Magdalene,
Nov. 16, 1700. S. of Robert (1668), clerk. B. at Gt Gaddes-
den, Herts. School, Stony Stratford, Bucks. Matric. 1701;
B.A. 1704-5. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 23, 1705; priest
(Lincoln) Sept. 22, 1706. Succeeded his father as V. of
Whitestones, Barnard
Gt Gaddesden, Herts., 1706-40. P.C. of Nettleden, Bucks.,
in 1710. Died before Sept. 22, 1740. Father of Thomas
(1732). (Clutterbuck, 1. 379; Lambeth Act Bk;T. C. Dale.)
WHITEHEAD, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's,
May 19, 1704. 2nd s. of Benjamin. B. at Preston, Lanes.
School, Sedbergh. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, June 29, 1705,
and at Gray's Inn, Apr. 22, 1714.
WHITEHEAD, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, July 7,
1732. Of Hertfordshire. Doubtless s. of Thomas (1700).
Matric. 1733; B.A. 1736-7. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June 5,
1737; perhaps priest, Sept. 20, 1747. One of these names
R. of Bradenham, Bucks., 1765-75.
WHITEHEAD, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 20) at St John's,
June 25, 1711. S. of Robert, clerk. B. 1691, at Kirkham,
Lanes. School, Sedbergh. B.A. i7i4-5- Ord. deacon (York)
Feb. 1715-6; priest. May 20, 1722. P.C. of Hambleton,
Lanes., 1725; of Goosnargh, 1735-40. Married Elizabeth
Lomax of Kirkham. (Sedbergh School Register, 160; Goos-
nargh, 32.)
WHITEHEAD, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, July 9,
1711. Of Wobum, Beds. Matric. 1712; B.A. 1715-6; M.A.
1719; B.D. 1726. Fellow, 1716. Junior Proctor, 1724-5-
Ord. deacon (Rochester) Sept. 22, 1717; priest, 1721. R. of
Stanground, Hunts., 1731-54. R- oi Haddon, 1753. Died
1754, at Bath. Will (P.C.C.) 1754-
WHITEHEAD, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Clare, Nov. 25,
1735. B. in Cambridge. Bapt. Feb. 12, 1715, at St Botolph's,
Cambridge (s. oi a baker in St Botolph's parish, according
to Cole). School, Winchester. Matric. i735; B.A. 1/39-40;
M.A. 1743. Fellow, 1742-6. Tutor to George Bussy ViUiers,
Earl of Jersey; travelled in Germany and Italy, 1754-6.
Secretary and Registrar of the Order of the Bath, c. 1755.
Poet laureate, 1757. Dramatist and poet (his tragedy the
Roman Father produced by Garrick at Drury Lane, 1762).
Died Apr. 14, 1785. (D.N.B.)
WHITEHEAD, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Sidney,
Apr. 4, 1748. S. of Thomas, of Scarborough, Yorks. (and
Jane, dau. of William Ogle, of Flamborough). B. Aug. 3,
1729, at Flamborough. School, Thornton (Mr Ward).
Matric. 1749; B.A. 1752. Ord. deacon (York) May 21, 1752-
C. of BridUngton, Yorks. V. of Atwick, 1756-1817. P.C.
of Hornsea, 1767, and of Mapleton. Married Rachel, dau.
of Henry Yates, surgeon, of Easingwold, Sept. 29, 1765.
Died 1817, at Easingwold. (W. J. Kaye; M. H. Peacock;
Burke, L.G., Supp.; Poulson, Holderness, i. 168.)
WHITEHEAD, . Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter, 1603.
WHITEHEAD, . Adm. Fell.-Com. at St Catharine's, 1644.
WHITEHEAD, . Adm. scholar at Trinity Hall, June 11,
1709.
WHITEHORNE, AUGUSTINE. Matric. pens, from Christ's,
Michs. 1561. Perhaps s. and h. of John, citizen and cloth-
worker, of London (whose will (P.C.C.) 1569). Adm. at the
Inner Temple, 1564; of London.
WHITEHORNE, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from Emmanuel,
Michs. 1601. B. at Windsor, Berks. Scholar; B.A. 1604-5;
M.A. 1608; B.D. 1615; D.D. 1627. Ord. deacon (London)
Sept. 25; priest, Dec. 17, 1608, age 26. C. of Kingsbury,
Middlesex. R. of St Andrew, Wardrobe, London, 1615-29.
Died 1629. Admon (Cons. C. London) Mar. 28, 1629, to
Margaret the widow.
WHITEHORNE, THOMAS. M.A. 1651 (Incorp. from Oxford).
Of Devon (fil.cler.). Matric. (New Inn Hall, Oxford) Oct. 19,
1638, age 16; B.A. (Oxford) 1642. Created M.A. (Oxford)
1648. Fellow of Corpus Christi College, Oxford, 1648.
(Al. Oxon.)
WHITEHORN, WILLIAM. Adm. at Trinity, a scholar from
Westminster, 1627; B.A. 1630-1; M.A. 1634.
WHITEMAN, see WIGHTMAN.
WHITEPANE, JOHN. Adm. scholar at Sidney, June, 1600.
B. in Sussex.
WHITER, see also WHITTER.
WHITER, ('WHITE'), GEORGE. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius,
June 2, 1624. S. of George, of Risby, Sufiolk. Bapt. Apr. 17,
1608. School, Bury St Edmunds. Matric. 1624; B.A. 1627-8;
M.A. 1631. Fellow of Clare. Admon. July 8, 1648; to
Margaret, his widow.
WHITEREASYNG, H. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Michs. 1558.
WHITERS, RICHARD, see WHITTER.
WHITESEDE, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Queens', May 3,
1590; B.A. 1593-4.
WHITESTONE, see also WHETSTONE.
WHITESTONES or WHETSTONE, BARNARD. Matric. FeU.-
Cora. from St John's, Easter, 1563. Knighted, July 23, 1603.
M.P. for Shoreham, 1603. Of Woodhall, Essex. Married
three wives. (Vis. of Essex, 1634.)
Whitestones, Francis
WHITSTONES, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, (age i6) at St John's,
Dec. 8, 1704. S. of Thomas, draper. B. at Whittlesey,
Cambs. Matric. 1705; B.A. 1708-9; M.A. 1712; B.D. 1720.
Bellow, 1716-30. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) May 26, 1711;
priest (Ely) Dec. 21, 1712. R. of Winwick, Hunts., 1721-30.
Died Jan. 25, 1729-30. Buried at Whittlesey. Brother of
the next. (Scott-Mayor, 11. .Nlvii.)
WHITSTONES, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's,
June 3, 1704. S. of Thomas, silkmercer. B. at Whittlesey,
Cambs. School, Wisbech (Mr Carter). Matric. 1704; B.A.
1707-8; M.A. 1711. Incorp. at Oxford, 1712. Perhaps died
Nov. 1733; of Whittlesey, Cambs. Brother of Francis
(above). {Musgrave.)
WHITF3T0NES, WALTER. B.A. from Peterhouse, 1608-9;
M.A. 1612. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 24; priest, Dec. 7,
1609. C. of All Hallows-the-Less, London, 1612.
WHITEWAY, SAMUEL. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's,
Easter, 1631. Of Dorset. B.A. 1634-5.
WHITEWAY, WILLIAM. Adm. FeU.-Com. at St Catharine's,
1645. Buried at St Benet's, Cambridge, May 26, 1646. Will
(P.C.C.) 1646-7.
WHITFIELD, EDMUND. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1668. B. at Maidenhead, Berks. Matric. Easter, 1670; B.A.
1672-3; M.A. 1677; B.D. 1690 (Com. Reg.). Fellow, 1672.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1679. Chaplain to the Duke of Bucking-
ham, 1681. Fellow of Eton College, 1691. R. of Shottes-
brooke, Berks., 1693. Died Jan. 25, 1693, aged 44. Buried
at Bray. M.I. Will (P.C.C.) 1694. (Harwoo(i; J. Ch. Smith;
Al. Oxon.)
WITFELD, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1562.
WHITFIELD, HENRY. B.D. 1631-2 (LU. Reg.). Doubtless the
well-known divine. S. of Thomas (sic), of East Sheen, and
of Mortlake, Surrey (but sometimes called 2nd s. of Ralph,
of Gray's Inn). Possibly V. of Ockley, Surrey, in 1616.
Became a nonconformist. Embarked for New England,
May, 1639; landed at Newhaven, July, 1639. Founded
Guildford, Conn. Returned to England, 1650. Settled at
Winchester; becoming a member of the Corporation. Author,
religious. Died c. 1660. (D.N.B.)
WHITFIELD, HENRY. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1635. Of
London. 2nd s. of Sir Ralph, of Gray's Inn. B. 1619. Adm.
at Gray's Inn, Aug. 13, 1632. Married Hester, dau. of William
Temple. Died Oct. 26, 1688, at Dublin. Brother of Herbert
(1635) and Ralph (1637). (Vis. oj Kent, 1619; Vis. of Surrey,
1623; Clutterbuck, i. 190.)
WHYTFYLD, HERBERT. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Easter,
1576. Perhaps s. of Herbert, of Tenterden, Kent. Styled
doctor of physic. Buried Sept. 20, 1630, at Tenterden.
Perhaps brother of John (1573). (Vis. of Kent, 1619; Vis.
of London, 1634; Clutterbuck, i. 190.)
WHITFIELD, HERBERT. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1635. Of
London. S. and h. of Sir Ralph, of Tenterden, Kent, Esq.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, Mar. 2, 1631-2. Knighted, June 18,
1641. Buried Sept. 16, 1677, in St Botolph's, Aldersgate,
London. Brother of Henry (1635) and Ralph (1637). (Vis.
of Kent, 1619; Vis. of Surrey, 1623; Clutterbuck, i. 190.)
WHITFIELD, JAMES. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Pembroke,
July 2, 1688. S. of WilUam, gent. B. in Kent. Matric. 1688;
B.A. 1699-1700. Ord. deacon (London) Apr. 2; priest,
Apr. 3, 1700.
WYTFYLD, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1573.
Perhaps 2nd s. of Herbert, of Tenterden, Kent. Married
Mary, dau. of Ralph Atkinson, of Wobum, Bucks. Perhaps
brother of Herbert (1576). (Vis. of Kent; Clutterbuck, i. 190.)
WHITFEILDE or WHITFELD, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Jesus,
May 3, 1648. Of Northamptonshire. S. of Thomas (1602).
R. of Bugbrooke. School, Oundle. Matric. 1648; Scholar,
1651; B.A. 1651-2; M.A. 1655. Incorp. at Oxford, 1661.
Ord. priest (Oxford) Oct. 14, 1660. Intruded R. of Bug-
brooke, Northants., 1657-1705. Married Alice, dau. of
Dr William Burkitt, July 9, 1657, at Bugbrooke. Died
Apr. 19, 1705, aged 74. Buried at Bugbrooke. M.I. Prob-
ably brother of William (1636). (Al. Oxon.; Baker, 1. 124;
H. I. Longden.)
WHITFIELD, JOHN. Matric. FeU.-Com. from King's, Michs.
1691.
WHITFIELD, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Trinity, June 4,
1698. S. of John, of Wem, Shropshire. B. there. School,
Wem (Mr Williams). Matric. 1699; Scholar, 1701; B.A.
1701-2; M.A. 1705; B.D. 1712; D.D. 1717. Fellow, 1704.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1712. Ord. deacon (Ely) Mar. 5, 1704-5;
priest, May 19, 1706. V. of Orwell, Cambs., 1707. V. of
Haddenham, 1715. R. of Wicken, Northants., 1721-2.
R. of Dickleburgh, Norfolk, 1724-31. Died Oct. 16, 1731.
Buried at Dickleburgh. M.I. (Al. Oxon.; Blomefield, i. 198.)
Whitford, Richard
WHITFIELD, MATTHEW. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 16) at
Trinity, Nov. 1693. S. of Utrecht (or Utric), of Whitfield
Hall, Northumberland (and Anne, dau. of Sir John Eden,
of West Auckland). School, Newcastle (.\lr John Cotterel).
Matric. 1693-4. High Sheriff of Northumberiand, 1730.
Of Wolsingham, Durham. Married Elizabeth, dau. of Sir
Robert Eden, at St Helens, Auckland, May 8, 1698. Died
June 14 (? 9), 1761, aged 84. (G. Mag.; L. Mag.; H. M. Wood;
Hodgson, III. ii. 100-4.)
WHITFIELD, NICHOLAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1560; Scholar, 1562. Ord. priest (Norwich) June 15, 1565,
'B.A.' R. of Chedburgh,Sufiolk, 1565-9. V.of Clare, 1565-6.
V. of Hundon, 1565-1620. Married Margery Richardson,
of Hundon, Nov. 27, 1568.
WHITFIELD, PHILIP. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter, 1586;
B.A. 1590-1.
WHITFIELD, RALPH. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Corpus
Christi, Easter, 1637. Of London. Doubtless 3rd s. of
Ralph, reader at Gray's Inn. B. 1621. Adm. at Gray's Inn,
July 20, 1633. Living, 1645. Died in Jamaica. Brother of
Henry (1635) and Herbert (1635). (Vis. of Surrey, 1623;
Vis. of London, 1634; Clutterbuck, i. 190.)
WHITFYLD, REGINALD. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs.
1564; B.A. 1567-8; M.A. from Peterhouse, 1571. FeUow of
Peterhouse, 1569-80. Bursar, 1575-6. Ord. deacon (Ely)
June 2, 1570. V. of Cherry Hinton, Cambs., 1573. R. of
Barrow, Suffolk, 1580-1608. Father of Thomas (1602).
(Peile, I. 85.)
WHITFYLD, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, Sept. 19,
1572. Matric. 1573; Scholar, 1575-8; B.A. 1576-7.
WHITEFIELD, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter,
1562; B.A. 1565-6. See Al. Oxon. for a contemporary name-
sake.
WHITFYLD, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, Jan. 24,
1572-3. Possibly 2nd s. of Clement, of Kent. Matric. 1573.
(Clutterbuck, 1. 189; Vis. of Kent.)
WHITFIELD, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Em.manuel, Apr. 10,
1602. Doubtless s. of Reginald (1564). B. at Barrow, Suffolk.
Matric. 1602; B.A. 1605-6; M.A. 1609. Incorp. at Oxford,
1620. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June 3; priest (London) Dec. 23,
1610. R. of Marholm, Northants., 1613-42, and intruding
minister of Bugbrooke. Minister of Gt Yarmouth, Norfolk,
1642. Father of John (1648) and probably of William (1636).
WHITFIELD, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from King's, Easter, 1615.
WHITFIELD, WILLIAM. M.A. 1584 (Incorp. from Oxford).
B.A. (Magdalen College, Oxford) 1576-7: M.A. 1580. Ord.
deacon (Chichester) Aug. 18, 1577; priest, Aug. 22, 1578.
R. of Emmington, Oxon., 1584. V. of Mayfield, Sussex,
1606-10. Buried there Nov. 8, 1610. Will (P.C.C). (Al.
Oxon.; W. C. Renshaw.)
WHITFIELD, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, May 2,
1636. Of Northamptonshire. Probably s. of Thomas (1602).
Matric. 1636; B.A. 1639-40; M.A. 1643. Intruding Fellow
of Jesus, 1644-50, ejected. Perhaps V. of Connington,
Cambs., 1650-6-?. Perhaps R.of Stratton, Rutland, 1661-99.
One of these names chaplain to the East India Company at
Masulipatam and Fort St George, 1662-6. See Al. Oxon. for
a contemporary. Probably brotherof John (1648). (F.Penny.)
WHITFIELD, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1640. Of Kent.
WHITFIELD, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Peterhouse,
Nov. 27, 1694. Of Northumberland. School, Durham.
Scholar, 1694; Matric. 1695.
WHITFIELD, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Jesus, July 5, 1716.
S. of William, gent., of Ashford, Kent. Matric. 1716; B.A.
1719-20; M.A. 1723. Fellow, 1722-42. Ord. deacon (Ely)
Dec. 24, 1721; priest, Sept. 20, 1724. V. of Guilden Morden,
Cambs., 1728-42. Died Dec. 12, 1742, aged 44. (.\. Gray;
H. G. Harrison.)
WHITFIELD, . Adm. Fell.-Com. at Corpus Christi, 1565.
WHITFIELD, . Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, Nov. 10, 1576.
Possibly Francis, 2nd s. of Clement, of Kent. If so, brother
of Thomas (? 1572-3). (Clutterbuck, i. 189.)
WHITFIELD, . Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, Nov. 15, 1578.
WHITFORD or WHYTFORD, RICHARD. Fellow of Queens',
1497-1504. Said to have studied at Oxford; nephew of
Richard Whytford (whose will (P.C.C.) 1511; of Sion
monastery, and of Flintshire). Granted leave of absence
for live years, 1497, to accompany William Blount, Lord
Mountjoy as chaplain and confessor, abroad: made the
acquaintance of Erasmus. Chaplain to Richard Foxc, bishop
of Winchester. Afterwards entered the Brigctiiie house at
Isleworth, Middlesex, known as Syon monastery, c. 1507;
on its dissolution retired to London. Author, devotional
and theological. Living, 1541; probably died c. 1555.
(Cooper, I. 79; D.N.B.)
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Whitgift, Geoffrey
WHITFORD or WYTFURTH, . Com. for B.A. I49&-7-
WHYTFORDE, . Incorp. from Oxford, 1499-1500.
WHITGIFT, GEOFFREY. Scholar of Trinity, Easter, 1570.
WHITGIFT, JOHN. Matric. from Pembroke, Easter, 1550;
previously admitted at Queens'. S. of Henry, merchant, of
Grimsby, Lines. B. 1530. B.A. 1553-4; M-A. from Peter-
house, 1557; B.D. 1563; D.D. 1566-7. Fellow of Peterhouse,
1555. Lady Margaret Professor, 1563. University preacher,
1566. Regius Professor of Divinity, 1567-9. Master of
Pembroke, 1567 (Apr.-June), and of Trinity, 1567-77.
Vice-chancellor, 1570-1, 1573-4- Ord. deacon (Ely) July 7;
priest (Lincoln) 1560. Chaplain to the Bishop of Ely, 1560,
and R. of Teversham, Cambs., 1560. R. of Laceby. Canon
of Ely, 1568. Dean of Lincoln, 1571-7. Preb. of Lichfield,
1572-7. Bishop of Worcester, 1577-83. Archbishop of
Canterbury, 1583-1604.. P.C. 1586. Adm. at Gray's Inn,
Mar. 10, 1592-3. Enjoyed the favour of Elizabeth and
enforced her policy of reUgious uniformity. Attacked in
the Martin Mar-Prelate tracts, 1588-9. Drew up the
Lambeth articles adopting the Calvinist views of pre-
destination and election, 1595. Active in anticipating the
attack on the Queen in Essex's rebellion, 1601. Attended
the Hampton Court Conference, 1604. Author, tracts and
sermons. Died unmarried, Feb. 29, 1603-4. Buried at
St Nicholas, Croydon. M.I. Will, P.C.C. {Cooper, 11. 369;
D.N.B.; Vis. of Essex, 1634.)
WHITGIFT, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1589;
Scholar from Westminster, 1590. Probably s. of William, of
Curley's-in-Clavering, Essex, and nephew of John (above).
Of Curley's, Esq. Heir to his uncle, the Archbishop. Married
Anna, dau. of John Goodman, of Comberton Greene, Herts.
Father of the next. {Vis. of Essex, 1634; Surrey Arch. Coll.,
11. 202.)
WHITGIFT, JOHN. Adm. Fell. -Com. at Jesus, Nov. 9, 1619.
Of Essex. Doubtless s. and h. of John (above), of Clavering,
Essex, Esq. Matric. 1619. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Nov. 27,
1622. Of Boreham, Essex. Married Elizabeth, dau. of
Samuel Aylmer, of Akenham Hall, Suffolk. Living, 1634.
{Vis. of Essex, 1634; A. Gray.)
WHITGIFT, {junior). Pens, of Peterhouse, 1559-60.
Possibly George, s. of Henry, of Grimsby, Lines. Died
Apr. 19, 1611. Perhaps brother of John (1550) and of the
next. {T.A. Walker.)
WHITGIFT, {senior). Fell. -Com. of Peterhouse, Michs.
1561. Perhaps William. If so, of Curley's-in-Clavering,
Essex, and father of John (1589), perhaps brother of John
(1550). {T. A. Walker; Vis. of Essex, 1634.)
WHITGRAVE, NEVIL. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
i6i6. Doubtless s. of Edward. Bapt. Apr. 16, 1601, at
Canterbury Cathedral. Scholar, 1619; B.A. 1619-20. Adm.
at the Inner Temple, 1620; of Canterbury, Kent. Buried at
Canterbury, Oct. 29, 1625. (J. Ch. Smith.)
WHITGRAVE, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Magdalene,
Easter, 1587.
WHITGRAVE, WALTER. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Lent,
1593-4; Scholar, 1596; B.A. 1596-7; M.A. 1600; B.D. 1608.
Fellow, 1599. V. of Trumpington, Cambs., c. 1612-5. Died
before Dec. 15, 1616. Will proved (V.C.C.) 1616. (J.Crosby.)
WHITGRAVE, WALTER. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1615.
WHITGRAVE, WILLIAM. B.Can.L. 1489.
WHITING, ANTHONY. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, 1616.
Perhaps s. of Anthony, of Dedham, Essex. Matric. 1616;
Scholar; B.A. 1619-20; M.A. 1623. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
Mar. 17; priest. Mar. 18, 1621-2. R. of Little Bentley,
Essex, in 1637. Died before Sept. 16, 1648. (H. Smith.)
WHYTYNG, AUGUSTINE. Matric. sizarfrom Michael House,
Easter, 1545.
WHITINGE, EDMUND. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1584.
WHYTYNGE, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Easter,
1572. Perhaps ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.) June 29,
1574 {'literate'); R. of Lutton, Northants., 1574-6, deprived.
One of these names V. of Lusby, Leics., 1587. (H. I. Long-
den.)
WHITING, FRANCIS. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Easter,
1639.
WHITING, GILES. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1569;
B.A. 1573-4. R. of Panfield, Essex, 1582-7, deprived. R. of
Etton, Northants., 1587; stiU there, 1617. Married Mary
Carew, of Essex. Father of J[ohn (1592) and Timothy (1595)-
(Nichols, IV. 571; Vis. of Leics., 1619.)
WHITINGE, JAMES. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 5, 1685.
Of Lincolnshire. Matric. 1686; B.A. 1688-9. Said to have
Whiting, Richard
been refused the M.A. as a non-juror, and to have retired
to Boston, Lines. Perhaps father of the next and of Samuel
(1732). {KettlewelVs Life.)
WHITEING, JAMES. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Magdalene,
Apr. 17, 1718. Perhaps s. of James (above). B. at Boston,
Lines. School, Boston. Matric. 1718; B.A. 1721-2. Prob-
ably brother of Samuel (1732).
WHITING, JOHN. B.D. 1501-2. A friar. D.D. 1505.
WHYTINGE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity Hall, Easter,
1556.
WHITING, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs. 1572.
WHITING, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 3, 1592.
S. and h. of Giles (1569), of Etton, Northants. Matric. c.
1592; Scholar; B.A. 1595-6; M.A. 1599; D.D. 1615. Incorp.
at Oxford, 1618. Ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.) Dec. 21,
1599. R. of South Lufienham, Rutland, 1607-11. V. of
Eastham, Essex, 1611. R. of St Martin -le-Vintry, London,
1611-24. Preb. of St Paul's, 1615. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn,
Aug. 6, 1620. Died in London, 1624. Will (P.C.C.) 1624-5.
Brother of Timothy (1595). {Vis. of Essex, 1634; Vis. of
Leics., 1619; Al. Oxon.; Hennessy.)
WHITING, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, May 28, 1619.
S. of Thomas, gent., of Saxlingham, Norfolk. School,
Norwich. Matric. 1619; Scholar, 1620-2. Adm. at Lincoln's
Inn, Nov. 10, 1624. (Venn, i. 245; wrongly identified.)
WHITING, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1619;
B.A. 1622-3; M.A. 1626. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 8,
1623; priest, Dec. 19, 1624. Perhaps R. of Whipsnade,
Beds., 1629. R. of Chenies, Bucks., 1629-31. Admon.
(P.C.C.) Oct. 31, 1631; to Mary, the widow.
WHITING, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter, 1627.
Possibly s. of Timothy (c. 1595). B. t. 1610. B.A. 1629-30;
M.A. 1633. Perhaps R. of Goldhanger, Essex, 1645. R. of
Easthorpe, 1646. V. of Greenstead, 1649. R. of Lexden,
1650-7. One of these names Master of Dedham School,
Essex, 1661-3. (H. Smith; Vis. of Leics., 1819.)
WHYTING, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Pembroke, July 4,
1631. S. of WiUiam, of Ipswich, Suffolk. Matric. 1632;
B.A. 1634-5; M.A. 1638. Ord. priest (Ely) Feb. 18, 1637-8.
Perhaps R. of Offton and Bricet, Suffolk, 1638. R. of
Hintlesham, 1653-72. Died 1672. Father of William
(1667-8).
WHITING, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 21, 1647.
Matric. 1647; B.A. 1650-1; M.A. 1654. Incorp. at Oxford,
1654. Probably R. of Fishtoft, Lines., 1657-94. Buried
there Feb. 2, 1693-4. Perhaps brother of Samuel (1647).
(C. E. Foster; Al. Oxon., where he is confused with con-
temporary namesakes.)
WHITEING, JOHN. Adm. pens, at St John's, Mar. 29, 1654.
S. of John, mercer and alderman, of Hadleigh, SuSolk.
B. there. School, Ipswich. Matric. 1654; B.A. 1657-8;
M.A. from St Catharine's, 1661. Ord. deacon (Lincoln)
Aug. 7, 1662. R. of Groton, Suffolk, 1669-81. Married
Mary, dau. of Gilbert Rainey, V. of Stoke, Ipswich, at
Langham, Oct. 17, 1661. Died 1681. Buried at Groton.
Will proved (P.C.C.) Dec. 3, 1681. (Suff. Man. Earn., 11. 134.)
WHITING, JOHN. M.A. from Queens', 1669. S. of Samuel
(1613). B.A. (Harvard College, New England). Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) July 11, 1661; priest, Aug. 22, 1662. R. of Butter-
wick, Lines., 1661-9. R- of N. mediety of Leverton, 1667,
and of the S. mediety, 1673-89. Buried at Leverton, Oct. 11,
1689. (C. E. Foster; Thompson, Boston, 430.)
WHITING, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, June 29,
1700. S. of John, clerk. B. at Kingsbridge, Devon. School,
Tiverton (Mr Reyner). Matric. 1703; B.A. 1703-4; M.A.
1711. One of these names of Shillingford, Devon, clerk;
will (Exeter) 1728.
WHITING, JONATHAN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 29,
1634. Of Lincolnshire. Matric. 1634; B.A. 1637-8;
M.A. 1641. Perhaps his will (Lincoln) 1643-4; of Boston,
clerk.
WHITING, JOSEPH. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1668. Of
Sufiolk. Matric. 1668; B.A. 1671-2.
WHITING, NATHANIEL. Adm. pens, at Queens', July, 1628.
Of Northamptonshire. Possibly s. of Nathaniel, of Desford,
Leics. B. c. 1612. Matric. 1629; B.A. 1631; M.A. 1635. Ord.
priest (Peterb.) June 9, 1639. Intruding minister of Ald-
wincle All Saints, Northants., 1653-62, ejected. Master of
the Grammar School; ejected, 1662. Author, Li Hore di
Recreatione, The Saints Triangle of Duties, Deliverances, and
Dangers. (Calamy, 11. 213; Vis. of Leics., 1619; N. and Q.,
3rd S., v. 420.)
WHITING, RICHARD. Of Cambridge (according to Cooper,
but the D.D. of 1505 was John). Adm. to the order of
acolyte, Sept. 1498; sub-deacon, 1499; deacon, 1500; ord.
priest (Bath and Wells) Mar. 6, 1501. Chamberiain of
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Glastonbury; Abbot, 1525. Well known for his piety, and
splendour of life. Imprisoned in the Tower of London,
probably on a charge relating to his views on the succession
to the throne, 1530; arraigned at Wells, Nov. 14, 1539.
Executed on Tor Hill, Glastonbury, for treason, Nov. 15,
1539- {Cooper, i. 71; D.N.B.)
WHITING, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June 21,
1637. Of Suffolk. B.A. 1640-1. Perhaps 's. and h. of
Richard, late of Lowestoft, deceased'; adm. at Lincoln's
Inn, Feb. 15, 1641-2.
WHITING, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June 4, 1613.
S. of John, merchant, of Boston, Lines. (Mayor of Boston,
1600 and 1608). Bapt. there, Nov. 21, 1597. Matric. 1613;
B.A. 1616-7; M.A. 1620. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) May 3;
priest. May 4, 1 62 1. Chaplain to Sir Roger Towiishend, Bart.
and Sir Nathaniel Bacon, Knt. C. at Lynn, Norfolk, c.
1621-4. R. of Skirbeck, Lines., 1625-36. Went to Boston,
New England, Apr. 1636, and thence to Saugus (afterwards
Lynn), Mass. Minister at Lynn, 1636-79. Married, as his
2nd wife, Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Oliver St John, of Keysoe,
Beds., at Boston, Lines., Aug. 6, 1629. Died Dec. 11, 1679,
aged 82, at Lynn, Mass. Father of John (1669). {Emmanuel
Coll. Hist., 48, Felt, 257; J. G. Bartlett.)
WHITING, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 21, 1647.
Of Lincolnshire. Perhaps s. of James, of Boston. Bapt.
there, Jan. 21, 1629. Matric. 1647; B.A. 1650-1; M.A. 1654.
Ord. priest (Lincoln) Aug. 22, 1662. Perhaps brother of
John (1647).
WHITING, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar at Clare, July 6, 1722. B.
at Boston, Lines. Matric. 1723; B.A. 1726-7; M.A. 1730.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Mar. 5, 1731-2; priest, Sept. 23,
1733. R. of Fishtoft, Lines., 1739-81. Died 1781. (W. J.
Kaye.)
WHITING, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Magdalene,
May 18, 1732. S. of James (? 1685). B. at Boston, Lines.
School, Boston. Matric. 1732; B.A. 1735-6; M.A. 1739.
Fellow. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Feb. 26, 1737-8; priest,
June 17, 1739. Probably brother of James (1718).
WHITING, THOMAS. Scholar of Queens', 1517; B.A. 1519-20.
WHITINGE, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from King's, Michs. 1571.
S. of Thomas, of Boxford, Suffolk. School, Boxford.
Migrated pens, to Caius, Nov. i, 1573, age 16. B.A. 1574-5.
Living, 1592. {Venn, i. 76; Suff. Manor Fam., 11. 134.)
WHITING, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, c. 1595;
B.A. 1600-1.
WHITEING, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's,
Apr. 1, 1654. S. of Thomas, of Colchester, Essex. B. there.
School, Charterhouse. Matric. 1654; B.A. 1659.
WHITING, TIMOTHY. Matric. sizar from Christ's, c. 1595.
Doubtless 2nd s. of Giles (1569), of Etton, Northants.
Migrated to Emmanuel, Jan. 8, 1595-6. B.A. 1598-9; M.A.
1602. Ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.) Oct. 4, 1601. C. of
Ashwell, Rutland, 1601. V. of LUboume, Northants., 1605-
10. R. of Markfield, Leics., 1610. R. of Peckleton, in 1640.
Brother of John (1592) and perhaps father of John (1627).
{Peile, I. 220; Vis. of Essex, 1634.)
WHITING, WILLIAM. B.A. 1515-6 (1st in the ordo). Fellow
of St John's, 1516. One of these names R. of Wivenhoe,
Essex, 1522; will (Comm. Essex) 1552.
WHYTINGE, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs.
1552.
WHYTYNGE, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Magdalene,
Easter, 1562.
WHITINGE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 28,
1593. Matric. c. 1593; Scholar; B.A. 1596-7; M.A. 1600.
Perhaps minister of Thurcaston, Leics., 1606.
WHITING, WILLIAM. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1624. Of
Suffolk. B.A.. 1627; M.A. 1631. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
Dec. 16, 1628; priest (Norwich) Dec. 22, 1633. Perhaps
author of Capsula Aurea, Continens Methodicam Disputa-
tionem Scientiae de Coelo, London, 1653; styled B.D.
{Masters.)
WHITING, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Mar. 15, 1661-2.
Of Kent. Matric. 1661-2; Scholar, 1664; B.A. 1665-6; M.A.
1669.
WHITING, WILLIAM. Adin. pens, (age 16) at Pembroke,
Mar. 17, 1667-8. S. of John (1631), clerk. B. at Hintlesham,
Suffolk. Matric. 1668; B.A. 1671-2; M.A. 1675. Ord.
deacon (Norwich) Mar. 1673-4. V. of Walton and Felixstowe,
Suffolk, 1676.
WHITING, . (B.A. 1480-r.) S« QUITTING.
WHITING, . Adm. Fell. -Com. at St Catharine's, July 20,
1671.
WHITLAM, RALPH. Adm. pens, (age 12) at Caius, Feb. 1,
1560-1. S. of John, of Swineshead, Lines. Matric. 1565.
Whitlowe, Nathaniel
WHITLEY, JEREMY. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, Nov.
28, 1635. S. of John, yeoman, of Hipperholme, Yorks.
B. there. School, Halifax.
WHITLEY, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1571.
WHITLEY, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs. 1577;
B.A. 1580-1; M.A. 1584, 'Wheatley.'
WHITLEY, MATTHEW. Matric. pens, from Emmanuel,
Easter, 1628. S. of John, of Halifax, Yorks. B. there.
School, Wakefield. Migrated to St John's, Dec. 1, 1632,
age 21. B.A. 1631-2; M.A. 1635.
WHITELEY, . M.A. 1511-2.
WHITLOCK, BULSTRODE. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St Catha-
rine's, Aug. 6, 1718. S. of William, of the Middle Temple.
Of Henley-on-Thames, Oxon. Matric. 17 18. Adm. at the
Middle Temple, Nov. 27, 1713. One 01 these names died
Sept. 25, 1724, at Hounslow. {F.M.G., 1126; Le Neve,
Knights, 421; Genealogist, N.S., v. 107.)
WHITELOCK, EDMUND ('EDW.'). Adm. pens, (age 16) at
Christ's, Feb. 22, 1580-1. S. of Richard, merchant, of
Fenchurch Street, London. B. there, Feb. 10, 1564-5.
School, Merchant Taylors'. Matric. 1581; B.A. 1584-5.
Probably adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Oct. 25, 1585, as 'Edward'
Whitelock, of Berkshire. Travelled in Germany, Italy and
France, 1587-99. Served in France during the Civil Wars;
stationed successively at Marseilles and Grenoble. Re-
turned to England, 1599. Intimate with Roger Manners,
Earl of Rutland. Arrested as an abettor of Essex's rebellion,
1601; but released. Imprisoned on suspicion of complicity
in the Gunpowder Plot, but discharged without trial. As a
courtier, won a reputation for profuse display and dissolute
living. Died unmarried, Aug. 1608, at Newhall, Essex, the
seat of the Earl of Sussex. Buried at Boreham. Brother of
Sir James Whitelock, for whom see D.N.B. {Peile, 1. 165;
F.M.G., 1125; Camden Soc, lxx; D.N.B.)
WHITLOCK, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June 23, 1642.
S. of Richard, merchant, of London (and Catherine, dau. of
David Burdet, of Wye, Kent). B. Jan. 13, 1624-5. B.A.
1645-6; M.A. 1649. Made the acquaintance of William
Reynolds (for whom see D.N.B.) in 1643; the two became
close friends. Minister at Leighton Buzzard, Bucks., 1645,
and at Aylesbury, 1645; joined by Reynolds; both refused
the 'Engagement' in 1649 and were deprived. Ord. (by the
Classis in St Andrew Undershaft, London) Oct. 1651.
V. of St Mary's, Nottingham (with William Re>Tiolds),
1651-62; established presbyterian services; sequestered,
1662. Returned to Nottingham, 1687; preached in the High
Pavement Chapel. Married a dau. of Dr Anthony Tuckney,
Master of Emmanuel, Mar. 25, 1652. Author, A Short
Account of the Life of Rev. W. Reynolds. Died Dec. 4, 1708.
Buried at St Mary's, Nottingham. M.I. Father of the
next. (D.N.B.; Calamy, 11. 290; Vis. of Berks.; Vis. of
London, 1634; F.M.G., 1126.)
WHITLOCK, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Mar. 29, 1676.
Of Nottinghamshire. S. of John (above). B. c. 1661. Of
Nottingham. Succeeded his father in the ministry. Died
Mar. 16, 1723, aged 62. Buried in St Mary's, Nottingham.
M.I. (a joint tablet to father and son). {F.M.G., 1126;
D.N.B.)
WHITLOCKE, SAMUEL. M.A. from Peterhouse, 1738. S.
of Elsen, of Langton, Devon, clerk. Matric. (Balliol (College,
Oxford) June 6, 1728, age 17; B.A. (Oxford) 1732-3. Ord.
deacon (Bath and Wells) July 1, 1733; priest, Mar. 2, 1734;
Chaplain to Lord Banff. R. of Rowniington {sic), Somerset,
in 1739. R. of Monkton, 1739. V. of Burlescombe, Devon,
1767-81. Will (P.C.C.) 1781; of Burlescombe, Devon, clerk.
{Al. Oxon.; Lambeth Act Bk; T. C. Dale.)
WHITLOCK, WILLIAM. Adm. at King's (age 17) a scholar
from Eton, Aug. 23, 1537. Of Wokingham, Berks. S. of
Richard, of Beche, near Wokingham. ti.-K. 1541-2; M.A.
1545; B.D. 1553. Fellow, 1540-60. Vice-Provost. V. of
Prescot, Lanes., 1558-83. R. of Greonford Magna, Middlesex,
1561-83. Preb. of Lichfield, 1561-83. .Antiquary; continued
to 1559, the manuscript chronicle of Thomas Chesterfield.
Died 1583, at Lichfield. {Cooper, i. 484; Haraood; F.M.G.,
1124; D.N.B.; Camden Soc, lxx. 3.)
WHITLOWE, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter,
1633. Of Cambridgeshire. B.A. 1636-7; M.A. 1640. Ord.
deacon (Norwich) Sept. 25, 1642, age 24; 'C. of Soham,
Cambs.'
WHITLOWE, JAMES. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Christ's, May 3,
1638. S. of Nathaniel (next). B. at Islehani, Cambs. School,
Bury. Matric. 1636; B.A. 1639-40; M.A. 1643. Ord. deacou
(Norwich) 1643; 'C. of Isleham.' {Peile, i. 442.)
WHITLOWE, NATHANIEL. B.A. from Emmanuel, 1604-5;
M.A. 1608. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 15, 1606; priest
(Lincoln) May 31, 1607. V. of Isleham, Cambs., 1613-45.
Buried there 1645. Father of James (above).
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WHITMAN, JOHN, see WIGHTMAN.
WHITMELL, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar {age i6) at Christ's,
July, 1730. 4th s. of Edward. Bapt. Feb. 2, 1713-4. at
East Haddon, Northants. School, Guilsborough, Northants.
(Mr Horton). Scholar, 1730; Matric. 1732; B..\. 1734-5;
M.A. 1738. Fellow, 1740-5. Taxor, 1742. Ord. deacon
(Lincohi) Sept. 24, 1738; priest, Mar. 18, 1738-9- V. of
St Gregory and Martin, Wye, Kent, 1744-53- Buried there
Oct. II, 1753. (Peile, 11. 223.)
WHITMORE or WHITAMORE, ABRAHAM. Matric. pens,
from Christ's, Lent, 1591-2; B.A. 1595-6.
WHITMORE, BETHEL WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at
St John's, May 23, 1729. S. of Joseph, gent. B. in the
diocese of St Asaph. School, Wem, Salop (Mr Appleton).
Matric. 1729.
WHITMORE, FRANCIS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1602. Possibly s. of Francis, R. of Bingham, Notts (1581-98).
If so, of London in Nov. 1621. Probably afterwards of
Laxton, Notts. Will dated, Jan. 16, 1644-5; proved. May 8,
1646. (Her. and Gen., iv. 401.)
WHITMORE, HUMPHREY. Matric. sizar from King's, Easter,
1639. Afterwards of St Mary HaU, Oxford. Created M.D.
(Oxford) 1648-9. Hon. Fellow, R.C.P., 1664.
WHITMORE, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Magdalene, 1658. Matric.
1660.
WHITMORE, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Caius, May 8,
1742. S. of John, miller, of Wiston, Sufiolk. B. there.
School, Earls Colne (private). Scholar, 1741-7; Matric.
1742; B.A. 1744-5. Ord. priest (Ely) June 5, 1748; C. of
West Wickham, Cambs.; afterwards C. of Weybome,
Norfolk. Perhaps R. of Claxby Pluckacre, Lines., 1758, and
of Polstead, Suffolk, 1795. One of these names died April
18, 1795; of Greeting, Suffolk. (Venn, 11. 49; G. Mag.)
WHITMORE, RICHARD. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Trinity, Oct. i,
1677. Matric. 1677. One of these names s. and h. of Richard,
of Lower Slaughter, Gloucs. Died before 1694. (Rudder,
Gloucs., 664; Burke, L.G.)
WHITMORE, THOMAS. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Queens', Apr. 13,
1657. Of Salop. Doubtless 2nd s. of Sir Thomas, of Apley,
Salop, Bart. K.B., 1661. Of Bridgnorth and Buildwas.
Married Frances, dau. of Sir WiUiam Brook, alias Cobham.
(Burke, Ext. Bart.; Le Neve, Knights; Vis. of Salop.)
WHITMORE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Trinity, July 14,
1664. Matric. 1665.
WHITMOORE, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from King's, Michs.
1588.
WHITMORE, WILLIAM. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Trinity,
Lent, 1629-30. Perhaps s. and h. of Sir George, Knt., of
Hackney, Middlesex. B. c. 1614. Of Ramsey Hall, Esse.x,
and of Barnes, Hackney, Middlesex. When advanced in
years married Penelope, 'one of his menial servants.' Died
Aug. 9, 1678, aged 64. Buried at Ramsey. One of these
names s. and h. of Sir Wilham, of Apley, Salop, Knt. (Sheriff
of Salop, 1620). (Morant, 1. 492; Silas Taylor, Harwich;
Burke, Ext. Bart.)
WHITMORE, WILLIAM. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Trinity, June 1,
1681. Possibly s. and h. of WiUiam (above). B. c. 1670.
Matric. 1681; M.A. 1682 (Com. Reg.). Died s.p., c. 1686-7;
accidentally shot. Buried at Ramsey (sic). (Silas Taylor,
Harwich; Morant, 1. 492.)
WHITNELL, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs.
1573; Scholar, 1575; B.A. 1577-8; M.A. 1581; B.D. 1589.
Fellow, 1579. Ord. deacon and priest (Lincoln) Feb. 7,
1583-4-
WHITNEY, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Caius, Aug. 12,
1605. S. of Robert, gent., of Thetford, Norfolk. Schools,
Thetford, Peterborough and Boston. Scholar, 1605-11;
Matric. 1606; B.A. 1608-9; M.A. from Clare, 1612. Adm.
at Lincoln's Inn, Feb. 10, 1609-10. (Venn, 1. 190.)
WHITNEY, FRANCIS. M.A. from Clare, 1626.
WHITNEY, GOEFFREY. Of Magdalene; previously at Oxford.
S. of Geoffrey, of Coole Pilate, Acton, near Nantwich,
Cheshire. B. c. 1548. School, Audlem. Under-baUifi of
Gt Yarmouth, c. 1580-6. Adm. at Leyden, Mar. i, 1586.
Author, Choice of Emblems, etc. WiU dated, Sept. 11, 1600;
proved. May 26, 1601. (D.N.B.; Cooper, 11. 23; Al. Oxon.;
Ormrod, ill. 230.)
WHITNEY, GEORGE. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, Jan. 18,
1609-10. S. of Thomas, gent., deceased, of Saffron Walden,
Essex. Bapt. Oct. 18, 1592. School, Chenies, Beds, (sic)
(Mr Allebon). Matric. 1610. Brother of Nicholas (1607)
and Thomas (1601). (Venn, i. 206.)
WHITNEY, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter, 1550.
WHYTNEY, JAMES. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1557. One of these names knighted, 1578.
Whittingham, Philip
WHITNEY, NICHOLAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, May 10,
1607. S. of Thomas, gent., of Saffron Walden, Essex. Bapt.
there, Feb. 10, 1589. School, Dalham, Suffolk (Mr Riding).
Matric. 1607. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Apr. 24, 1610. Brother
of George (1609-10) and Thomas (1601). (Venn, i. 195.)
WHYTNEY, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Peterhouse, Easter,
1549 (impubes).
WHITNEY, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Caius, July 7,
1601. Of Saffron Walden, Essex. S. of Thomas. Bapt.
Sept. 22, 1586. School, Saffron Walden (Mr Duisborough) .
Probably buried at Saffron Walden, July 18, 1602. Brother
of Nicholas (1607) and George (1609-10). (Venn, i. 176.)
WHITRED, JOHN. B.Can.L. 1460-1; D.Can.L. 1460-1.
WHITRED, . B.Can.L. 1469-70.
WHITTAFFE or WHOTTOFFE, BRYAN. Matric. sizar from
Queens', Easter, 1606. Of Derbyshire. B.A. from St
Catharine's, 1609-10; M.A. 1613. Fellow of St Catharine's,
1611. V. of Gt Eversden, Cambs., 1614-7. R. of Trimley
St Martin, Suffolk, 1625-6.
WHITTAFFE or WHITAPHE, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from
Queens', Michs. 1568; B.A. 1572-3; M.A. 1576; B.D. 1584.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Dec. 12, 1576; priest (Worcester)
June 12, 1577. C. of St Andrew, Cambridge, 1577-83. R. of
Hatherne, Leics., 1583. University preacher. R. of Rcarsby,
Leics., 1586. Married Margaret, dau. of Richard Catrell,
of Rearsby. Will (Leicester) 1618. (Nichols, iv. 407; J.
Crosby.)
WHITTAFFE, WILLIAM. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Queens',
Easter, 1580. Possibly the same as the last.
WHITTCOPS orWYTCOPPES, RICHARD. B.D. 1516-7; D.D.
1518-9. Franciscan friar.
WHITTER, see also WHITER and WITHERS.
WHITTER, JUSTINIAN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, July 10,
1618. Matric. 1618; B.A. 1621-2; M.A. 1625; B.D. 1633.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Feb. 18; priest, Feb. 19, 1626-7.
V. of Greeting St Olave, Suffolk, 1629. R. of Chilton, 1633-
49. Died 1649. WUl proved (Bury) May 16, 1649.
WHITERS, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs.
1581.
WITTER, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Nov. 9, 1750.
Of Jamaica.
WHITTER, TRISTRAM. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Peterhouse,
Nov. 14, 1735; from Oxford. S. of Tristram, of Exeter,
Devon. Matiic. (Balliol College, Oxford) Feb. 8, 1730-1.
age 18. Migrated to Cambridge. Matric. 1735; LL.B. 1737.
Ord. deacon (Exeter) June 20, 1736; priest (London) Mar.
1736 (sic). R. of Ideford, Devon. R. of Tiverton (Pitt
portion), 1742, and of Haccombe, 1754- Died Nov. 2, 1776.
(Al. Oxon.; Lambeth Act Bk; T. C. Dale.)
WYTTER, WILLIAM. B.Can.L. 1511-2 (Incorp. from Oxford);
D.Can.L. 151 1-2. Commissary of Beds, and Hunts. R. of
Blunham, Beds. R. of Aston Flamville, Leics., 1534. Preb.
of Nassington (diocese of Lincoln) 1526.
WHITTINGDALE, STANWIX. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Trinity,
June 16, 1729. 4th s. of Christopher, clerk, of Carlisle.
School, Carlisle. Matric. 1729; B.A. 1732-3- Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) Sept. 24, 1732. R. of Abberton, Worcs., 1735-72.
V. of Bishampton, 1738-46. R. of Rous Lench, 1746-72.
WHITTINGHAM, DANIEL. Matric. pens, from Christ's,
Michs. 1586. 2nds.of WiUiam, Dean of Durham. B. Nov. 12,
1571. Living, 1590. Brother of Timothy (1572) and Zachary
(1572). (Peile, I. 187; Surtees, 11. 330.)
WHITTINGHAM, HUMPHREY. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Sx
John's, Oct. 7, 1637. S. of Thomas, clerk, of Warmingham,
Cheshire. B. at Sparrowgreve, Moston, near Northwich,
Cheshire. School, Chester (Mr Vaughan). Matric. 1637;
B.A. 1641-2. Pastor of Wistaston, Cheshire, 1648-c. 50,
deprived as a Royalist. Preb. of Aghoure (Ossory), Ireland,
1661-70. ChanceUor of Ardfert, 1664. Father of Philip
(1690). (H. B. Swanzy; E. Axon.)
WHITTINGHAM, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Jesus, July 2, 1632.
S. of Richard, of Montgomery, Wales. Scholar (on nomina-
tion of Dean and Chapter of St Paul's), 1634. Migrated to
St John's, Oct. 31, 1634. B.A. 1635-6; M.A. 1639. FeUow
of St John's, 1638-45, ejected.
WHITTINGHAM or WITTINGHAM, PHILIP. Adm. pens, at
Jesus, Apr. 18, 1690; from Trinity CoUege, DubUn. S. of
Humphrey (1637), clerk, of KiUamey, Ireland. School,
Marrow. Adm. at Trinity CoUege, Dublin, June 5, 1686,
age 19. Migrated to Trinity, 1690, age 24. Scholar, 1690;
B.A. 1690-1. B.A. and M.A. (Dublin) 1693; B.D. 1701.
V. of Castleknock, 1695-1710. R. of Moyliscar, Co. Meath,
1716. R. of Drakestown, 1718-40. (H. B. Swanzy.)
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WHITTINGHAM, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Clare, Lent,
1579-80.
WHITTINGHAM, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June
II, 1644. Matric. 1644. One of these names s. of Henry,
of London; age 6 in 1633. {Vis. of London.)
WHITTINGHAM, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Apr. 24,
1668. Matric. 1668; B.A. 1671-2; M.A. 1675.
WHITTINGHAM, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at Trinity, Sept. 30,
1672.
WHITTINGHAM, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, c.
1596. Perhaps s. of Edward, of Ishngton, Middlesex, gent.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, June 26, 1599.
WHITTINGHAM, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Sidney, Oct. 16,
1615. 2nd s. of Sir Timothy (ne.xt), of Holmeside, Durham,
Knt. B. in Durham diocese. Matric. 161 5-6. Adm. at Gray's
Inn, May 21, 1617. Died at Tynemouth Castle. Inventory,
May 10, 1632. (Surtees, 11. 330.)
WHITTINGHAM, TIMOTHY. Matric. pens, from Christ's,
Easter, 1572. S. of William, Dean of Durham. B.A. 1575-6;
M.A. 1579. Incorp. at Oxford, 1577. Adm. at the Middle
Temple, May 30, 1576; as s. and h. of William, Dean of
Durham [see Zachary (1572)]. Knighted, Mar. 14, 1603-4.
M.P. for Thirsk, 1604-11. Of Holmeside, Durham. Married
Elizabeth, dau. of Bryan Ayscough, of Osgodby, Lines.
Purchased Fountains Abbey, 1622; sold it, 1625. Inventory
dated, Apr. 30, 1638; sometime of Cowling, Yorks. Brother
of Daniel (1586) and Zachary (1572), father of Thomas
(above). {Peile, i. 122; H. M. Wood.)
WHITTINGHAM, TIMOTHY. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Sidney,
July 13, 1631. S. and h. of Timothy, Esq., of Holmeside,
Durham, deceased. B. c. 1611. School, Bedale (Mr Smelt).
Matric. 1631. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 11, 1632-3. Heir
to his grandfather Sir Timothy (1572) in 1638. Of Holme-
side, Esq. Married and had issue. Buried at Lanchester,
Oct. 9, 1682. {Surtees, 11. 330.)
WHITTINGHAM, ZACHARY. Matric. pens, from Christ's,
May, 1572. S. and h. of William, Dean of Durham (for
whom see D.N.B.). Bapt. Aug. 17, 1557. Died before May
30, 1576, or was disinherited [see note under Timothy
(1572)]. Brother of Daniel (1586) and Timothy (1572).
{Peile, I. 122.)
WHITTINGTON, OSWALD. Matric. pens, from Queens',
Easter, 1573; B.A. 1576-7. One of these names, 'of Vorks.,'
adm. pens. May 6, 1577; perhaps the same.
WHITTINGTON, RICHARD. University benefactor. [Rogemus
...pro anima Ricardi Wytington: civis et aldermanni
Londoniensis.] The well-known Lord Mayor of London.
S. of Sir WOliam (probably of Pauntley, Gloucs.). Mercer
of London and Sheriff, 1394; Lord Mayor, 1397-8, 1406-7,
1419-20. Married Alice, dau. of Sir Ivo Fitzwaryn. In the
Roll of Honour his name occurs in the group headed by
Thomas More, Dean of St Paul's. No reference is made
to his knighthood. It is not known in what particular form
he assisted the University. The popular legend of Whitting-
ton and his cat is not known to have been narrated before
1605. Died 1423. (H. P. Stokes, University Benefactors;
D.N.B.)
WHITTINGTON, RICHARD. B.A. from St John's, 1600-1;
M.A. 1604. V. of St Mary Bishophill, York, 1607-13. R. of
Wheldrake, Yorks., 1612-28. Buried at York, Apr. 8, 1628.
Benefactor to St John's.
WHITTINS, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs.
1582, Whitthius.
WHITTLE or WHITTEL, EDMUND. Adm. sizar at Jesus,
July 4, 1664. Of Yorkshire. Matric. 1664; B.A. 1667-8;
M.A. 1671. Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1668; priest. May,
1670. Married Grace, widow of Richard Adwick, of Arksey,
1673. {F.M.G., 1267.)
WHITTLE, FRANCIS. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Easter,
1623; B.A. 1626-7; M.A. 1631. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Jan.
16, 1628-9. Perhaps his will (P.C.C.) 1657; of Boothby,
Lines., clerk.
WHITTELL, HUGH. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs. 1569.
WHITTLE, ROBERT. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1582. B. in London, 1568. Matric. 1582; B.A. 1586-7;
M.A. 1590. Fellow, 1585-94; afterwards Fell. -Com. at
St Catharine's. Probably Commissary in Essex and Herts.,
1597- {Cooper, 11. 204; Newcourt, i. 913.)
WHITTLE, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Christ's, c. 1592;
B.A. 1595-6; M.A. 1599. Perhaps C. of St John's, Chester,
in 1606; R. of Tarporley, 1613-38. Author, The Way to the
Celestial Paradise, etc. Died Sept. 16, 1638. Buried at
Chester. (E. Axon.)
WHITTLE, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Michs.
1613. 13. at St Ives, Hunts. Scholar at Emmanuel, 1615;
Whitworth, Abraham
B.A. i6i7-8; M.A. 1621. Ord. deacon (London) Dec. 23,
1621. C. of St .Michael-le-Queme, London. V. of East
Mailing, Kent, 1627-79. Died July 13, 1679, aged 81.
Buried at East Mailing. M.I. Perhaps brother of William
(1613). {Hasted, II. 215; Fielding.)
WHITTELL, SETH. Adm. sizar at Queens', June 25, 1673.
Of London. Matric. 1673; B.A. 1676-7. Ord. deacon
(London) Sept. 21, 1679. Canon of Kildare, Ireland, 1686-9.
R. of BallyscuUen, Co. Derry, 1686-9. Author, Sermon.
Died in Derry during the siege, 1689. (H. B. Swanzy.)
WHITTLE, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Easter,
1584; B.A. 1587-8; M.A. 1591. R. of Bradley, Lines., 1592.
R. of Elton-on-the-Hill, Notts., 1611-20. Died May 13,
1620. Buried at Elton.
WHITTLE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Lent,
1618-9.
WHITTLE, THURSTON. Matric. sizar from \Ugdalene,
Easter, 1619; 'B.A. 1622-3.
WHITTELL, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1578; Scholar, 1580; B.A. 1581-2; M.A. 1585. Fellow, 1583.
WHITTELL, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Magdalene,
Michs. 1613. Perhaps brother of Robert (1613).
WHITTLE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Queens', Apr. 14, 1646.
Of Huntingdonshire.
WHITTLE, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs.
1650. Of Kent. B.A. 1653; M.A. 1657.
WHYTALL, . Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, Jan. 2, 1672.
WITTILSEYE, JOHN. Adm. scholar at King's Hall, May 6,
1398; M.A. in 1409. Resigned, 1412. Chaplain.
WHITTLESEA, WILLIAM DE. Master of Peterhouse, July,
1349-51; LL.D. (Oxford). Archdeacon of Hunts., 1337-62.
Preb. of Lichfield, 1350. R. of Ivychurch, Kent, 1350.
R. of Croydon, Surrey, 1353. Preb. of Lincoln, 1356. Preb.
of Chichester, 1356. R. of Clifie, Kent, 1359. Vicar-General
to his uncle, .\rchbishop Simon Islip. Bishop of Rochester,
1362-4. Bishop of Worcester, 1364-8. Archbishop of
Canterbury, 1368-74. Donor of books to Peterhouse. Died
June 6, 1374. Buried in Canterbury Cathedral. Will,
Canterbury. {D.N.B.)
WHITTON, see also WITTON.
WHITTON, EDWARD. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Caius, Jan. 29,
1595-6. S. of William, of Mutford, Suffolk. School, Beccles.
Scholar, 1596-7. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Sept. 28, 1601;
'C. of Charsfield.' V. of Wickham Market, 1605-6. {Venn,i.
158.)
WHITTON, GEORGE. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1681. B. at Wycombe, Bucks. Matric. 1682; B.A. 1685-6;
M.A. 1689. Fellow, 1685. Incorp. at Oxford, 1693. Died
of consumption, Dec. i, 1695. {Harwood; Al. Oxon.)
WHITTON, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter,
1707. School, Eton. Scholar, 1706-7; B.A. 1712-3.
WHITTON, WILLIAM. M.A. 1614 (Incorp. from Oxford). Of
Oxfordshire, gent. Matric. (Queen's College, Oxford) Feb.
26, 1607-8, age 17; B.A. (Oxford) i6n; ALA. 1614. R. of
Merrow, Surrey, 1620. One of these names of Wolverley,
Worcs., clerk; wOl (P.C.C.) 1653. i'^l- Oxon.)
V/HITTOP, . B.A. 1516-7.
WHITWELL, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. at King's (age 16) a
scholar from Eton, Aug. 31, 1633. Of London. Metric.
1633. Died of a fever whilst a scholar, 1634. Probably
brother of William (1636). {Harwood.)
WHITWELL, JOHN. B.A. 1515-6; M.A. 1519; B.D. 1533-4.
Chaplain to .\rchbishop Cranmer. V. of All Saints', Cam-
bridge, 1524. Probably R. of Lambeth; will (P.C.C.) 1561.
WHITWELL, WILLIAM. Adm. at King's (age 17) a scholar
from Eton, Aug. 25, 1636. Of London. Matric. 1637; B.A.
1640-1; M.D. i66i {Lit. Reg.). Fellow, 1639-41. Practised
physic at Salisbury. Probably brother of Christopher (1633).
WHITWELL, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's.
Oct. 12, 1706. S. of William, of Oundle, Northants. (and
Sophia, dau. of Abiel Borfett (1649)). B. at Richmond,
Surrey. Bapt. June 15, 1690. School, Northampton. Matric.
1707. Adm. at the Middle Temple, Nov. 21, 1706. Called
to the Bar, 1712. Married, at Gray's Inn Chapel, to Amie
Griffin, of Dingley, Jan. 26, 1716-7. Probably died May 29,
1755; of Marlborough Street. (J. Ch. Smith; G. .\fag.)
WHITWHAM, JONAS. Adm. pens, at Clare, June 11. 1684.
Doubtless s. of Jonas, V. of St Sepulchre's, Northampton.
Matric. 1685; B.A. 1687-8. Ord. priest (London) May 5,
1712. C. of Holcot, Northants., 1713. C. of Kilsby, 1720.
Chaplain on H.M.S. .'Success. (H. I. Longdon.)
WHITWORTH, ABRAHAM. Adm. pens, at Kmmanuel, May
15, 1659. Of Lancashire. Matric. 1659; B.A. 1662-3.
Probably buried Feb. 5, 1678-9, at Rochdale. (E. Axon.)
397
Whitworth, Charles
WHITWORTH, CHARLES. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity,
June 31, 1694. S. and h. of Richard, of Adbaston, Staffs.
Bapt Oct 14, 1675, at Wilmslow, Cheshire. School, West-
minster. Scholar, 1695; B.A. 1699-1700. Fellow, 1700
Probablyadm.atthe Middle Temple, Oct. 30, 1694. Initiated
into the arts of diplomacy by George Stepney. Envoy on
various foreign missions. Created Baron Whitworth of
Galway, Jan. 9, 1 720-1. M.P. for Newport, Isle of Wight,
1722. British plenipotentiary at Cambrai, 1722. Married
Magdalena Jacoba, Countess de Vaulgremont. Died s.p.
Oct.23, 1725. Buried in Westminster Abbey. (D.N.B.; Al.
Westmon., 227; G.E.C.)
WHITWORTH, GERARD. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity,
Jan. 29, 1710-1. S. of Richard, of London. School, West-
minster! Matric. 1710-1; Scholar, 1713; B.A. 1714-5; M-A.
1718. Fellow, 1717. Junior Bursar, 1721-2. Ord. deacon
(Ely) Nov. 15, 1719-
WHITWORTH, HENRY. Adm. sizar (age 20) at St John's,
Oct. II, 1740. S. of William, gent., of Yorkshire. B. at
Soyland, Halifax. School, Rishworth (Mr Wadsworth).
Matric. 1741; B.A. 1744-5- Ord. deacon (York, Litt. dim.
from Peterborough) June 9, i745; priest, Sept. 20, i747.
P.C. of Coley Chapel, HaUfax, 1747-68. Died July 15, 1768.
(Scott-Mayor, ill. 510.)
WHITWORTH, JAMES. Adm. pens, at Clare, July 4, 1684.
Of Northamptonshire. Doubtless s. of James, of Earl's
Barton. Bapt. there, Jan. 30, 1667-8. Matric. 1685; B.A.
1688-9. In Holy Orders. Probably chaplain m the Navy,
1694-1710. Died Feb. 23, 1710-1. Buried at Earl's Barton,
aged 43. M.I. Probably brother of Richard (1690). (Bridges,
n. 139)
WHITWORTH, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Peterhouse,
Sept. 19, 1635. Of Hertfordshire. Matric. 1636; B.A.
1639-40. One of these names B.D. (Dublin) 1664; R. of
Leckpatrick, Co. Derry, 1661. Preb. of Aghadoey, 1663;
V. of Dundalk, (Armagh), 1664. (H. B. Swanzy.)
WHITWORTH, RICHARD. Adm. sizar at Clare, May i, 1690.
Of Earl's Barton, Northants. Probably s. of James. Matric.
1691; B.A. 1693-4; M.A. 1697. Fellow, 1694. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) Sept. 19, 1697; priest, May 26, 1700. C. of Lamport,
Northants. Died Feb. 17, 1717-8, aged 46. M.I. at Earl's
Barton. Admon. (Archd. Northants.) Feb. 24, 1717-8.
Probably brother of James (1684). (H. I. Longden.)
WHITWORTH, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter,
1575; B.A. from Christ's, 1578-9; M.A. 1582. R. of Stoke
Newington, Middlesex, 1585-93- Admon. (P.C.C.) Dec. 6,
1593, to Mary, the widow.
WHITWORTH, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Peterhouse,
Jan. 26, 1667-8. Of Northamptonshire. School, Welling-
borough. Matric. 1667-8; Scholar, 1671-2; B.A. 1671-2;
M.A. 1675. Incorp. at Oxford, i677- Signed for deacon's
orders (London) Dec. 21, 1672. R. of Sywell, Northants.,
1675. V. of Buckden, Hunts., 1687-91. Canon of Lincohi,
1688-c. 1706. V. of Gainsborough, 1690. R. of Gamston,
Notts., 1696. V. of Thrussington, Leics., 1704- Married
Elizabeth, dau. of WiUiam Page, at Islip, Northants., Mar.
I, 1676-7. WiU (Leicester) 1715- Father of the next.
(Al. Oxon.; Le Neve, Fasti, 11. 121.)
WHITWORTH, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Peterhouse,
Apr. 3, 1697. (For a time at King's.) Of Northamptonshire.
2nd s. of Samuel (above), R. of Sywell. Bapt. there, Dec. 25,
1678. School, Eton. Matric. 1697- Ord. deacon (London)
Mar. 6, 1700-1: priest, Dec. 19, 1703- (T. A. Walker, 199;
H. I. Longden.)
WHITWORTH, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's,
June 28, 1697. S. of Richard, hatter. B. at Mansfield,
Notts. School, Mansfield (Mr Holcott). Matric. 1699-1700.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) May 31, 1702; priest, Sept. 21, 1707-
C. of Fotheringay, Northants., 1702. C. of Warmington,
1702. V. of Warmington, 1708-13. Master of Fotheringay
School, 1708-13. Died 1713-
WHITWORTH, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's,
Mar 25,1751. Of Buckden, Hunts. Probably s. of William,
of Buckden, Hunts., clerk. B.A. i755; M.A. 1758. Ord.
deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 19, 1756; priest, June 24, 1758.
R. of Little Bytham, Lines., with Castle Bytham, in 1761.
R. of Stilton, Hunts., 1761-1804. Died 1804. (Lambeth
Act Bk; T. C. Dale.)
WHITWORTH, . Adm. Fell.-Com. at Trinity Hall,
Feb. 7, 1737-8.
WHORWOOD, THOMAS. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Trinity
Hall, Michs. 1683. Perhaps adm. at the Inner Temple,
Nov. 18, 1684; s. of Brome, late of Headington, Oxon.,
deceased. See Al. Oxon. for a contemporary namesake.
WHORWOOD, WORTLEY. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Sidney,
May II, 1665; Fell.-Com. May 26, 1666. S. and h. of Sir
WiUiam, Knt., of Stourton Castle, Stafis. B. there. Adm.
WiCKHAM, Henry
at Gray's Inn, May 27, 1668. Married Anne, dau. of Sir
Edward Dering, Bart., of Surrenden, Kent. Sold Stourton
Castle and purchased Denton Court, near Canterbury, 1679.
Died 1703. Buried at Denton. (Shaw, 11. 129; Hasted, iii.
759-)
WHOTTOFFE, BRYAN, see WHITTAFFE.
WHYLEY, ISAAC. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Emmanuel, June 11,
1748. S. of Peter, mercer, of Birmingham, Warws. School,
Nuneaton. Matric. 1748; B.A. 1752. Ord. deacon (Lincohi)
May 24, 1752; priest, Dec. 23, 1753. R. of Witherley, Leics.,
1756-1805.' Died Apr. 16, 1805, aged 75. Buried at Wither-
ley. M.I. (Nichols, IV. loio.)
WIBARN, see WYBORNE.
WIBBERSLEY, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's,
May 26, 1734. S. of Isaac, gent., of Derbyshire. B. at
Prestcliff, Bakewell. School, Chapel-en-le-Frith (Mr Hat-
field). B.A. 1738-9; M.A. 1749. Under-usber at Newcastle-
on-tyne Grammar School, 1742; usher, 1749. P.C. of
Lamesley and Tanfield, Durham, 1751-82. V. of Woodhom,
Northumberland, 176&-8. R. of Whickham, Durham, 1768-
82. Died Apr. 18, 1782, aged 63. Buried at Whickham. M.I.
(Scott-Mayor, iii. 466.)
WICHERLEY, DANIEL. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter,
1622. Of Salop. B.A. 1625-6; M.A. 1629; B.D. 1636; D.D.
1670 (Lit. Reg.). Fellow, 1629-44, ejected. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) Feb. 20; priest, Feb. 21, 1629-30. R. of St Botolph,
Cambridge, 1632-7. Perhaps R. of Hemingstone, Sufiolk;
ejected, 1644.
WICHERLEY, DANIEL. Adm. pens, at Queens', June 24,
1661. Of Sufiolk.
WICKART or WICOURT, JOHN. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Clare,
Feb. 5, 1675-6. Of London. Educated in France. M.A.
1676 (Lit. Reg.); D.D. 1693 (Lit. Reg.). Chaplain in Ordmary
to the King, in 1684. Canon of Windsor, 1684-1721. Dean
of Winchester, 1693-1721. Married Susanna, dau. of Sir
John CoUadon. Died Jan. 29, 1721-2. Will, P.C.C. (Le
Neve, Mon., iii. 284.)
WICKER, JOHN. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Clare, Feb. 19, 1728-9.
Doubtless s. and h. of John, of Horsham, Sussex, Esq.
Adm. at the Middle Temple, Dec. 23, 1728. CaUed to the
Bar, 1734. Bencher, 1766. Died 1767. (Middle Temple
Bench Bk.)
WICKAM, BARLOW. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1610. Doubtless s. of WilUam (1556), Bishop of Lincohi and
Winchester (and Anthonina, dau. of Dr William Barlow,
Bishop of Chichester). Scholar, 1611; B.A. 1613-4. Fellow,
1614. Died Mar. 26, 1617. Brother of Henry (1608). (G.
Mag., 1799, I. 286; H. B. Swanzy.)
WICKHAM, BARLOW. Adm. pens, at Trinity, June 19, 1652;
exhibitioner from Charterhouse. S. of Henry (1608). Bapt.
Mar. 17, 1635-6, at St Michael-le-Belfry, York. B.A. 1655-6;
M.A. from Trinity Hall, 1659. Fellow of Trinity Hall (Lit.
Reg.) 1660-77. Buried m York Minster, Oct. 22, i677-
Will, York. Brother of Tobias (1639). (Vis. of Yorks.,
1665; J. Ch. Smith; Al. Carthus., 17.)
WICKHAM, BARLOW. Adm. pens, at Queens', Jan. 25,
1687-8. Of Yorkshire. Doubtless s. of Tobias (1639), Dean
of York. B. May 18, 1673. Matric. 1690. Ensign in Colonel
Thomas Farrmgton's Foot Regiment, 1695. Comet in the
Earl of Denbigh's Dragoons, 1695- Lieut, in Lord Mohun's
Regiment, 1702. Brother of Tobias (1678) and WiUiam (1681).
WICKHAM, EDWARD. M.A. 1585 (Incorp. from Oxford). Of
Oxfordshire, pleb. Matric. (BaUiol College, Oxford) Dec. 20,
1577, age 16; B.A. (Oxford) 1580-1; M.A. 1583; B.D. and
D.D. 1608. R. of Horton, Bucks., 1591- Preb. of Lmcoln,
1593-1601. Canon of Chichester, 1603. Archdeacon of
Dorset, 1607-21. Died Aug. 21, 1621. Buried at Storrington,
Sussex. Wm, P.C.C. (Al. Oxon.; Le Neve, Fasti, 11. 124.)
WICKHAM, HENRY. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1608. S. of WUUam (1556), Bishop of Winchester. Matric.
1608; B.A. 1612-3; M.A. 1616; D.D. 1628 (Lit. Reg.).
FeUow, 1611-6. Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1614; priest,
Sept. 1617. Chaplain to Charles I. Canon of York, 1614-41.
R. of Bolton Percy, Yorks., 1 617-41 - Canon of South weU,
1621-41. Archdeacon of Yorks., 1624-41. R. of Bedale,
1634-41. Married ( i ) AnnabeUa , dau. of Sir Henry Cholmeley,
of Thornton, Yorks.; (2) EUzabeth, dau. of Sir John Browne,
of Fidlers, Essex. Died July 3, 1641. Buried in York
Minster M.I. WiU, York. Brother of Barlow (1610), father
of the next, of Barlow (1652) and Tobias (1639). (Al. Oxon.;
Vis. of Yorks., 1665; Harwood, 212.)
WICKHAM, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Trinity, June 21, 1647;
scholar from Westminster, 1648. Of Yorkshure. Doubtless
s. of Henry (above). Bapt. Sept. 16, 1630, at Belfreys,
Yorks. Matric. 1647; B.A. 1650-1; M.A. 1654- FeUow,
398
WicKHAM, Henry
1651-5. Incorp. at Oxford, 1654. Adm. at Gray's Inn,
Mar. 23, 1651-2. Head Master of Ipswich School, 1659-64.
Licensed as schoolmaster at Yarmouth, 1662. R. of Wilby,
Norfolk, 1662. Brother of Barlow (1652) and Tobias (1639).
{Vis. of Yorks., 1665; Al. Oxon.)
WICKHAM, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Queens', Jan. 15, 1716-7.
S. of Henry, of York, and grandson of Tobias, Dean of York.
Migrated to Trinity, Mar. 26, 1717. Scholar, 1718; Matric.
1720; B.A. from Trinity, 1720-1; M.A. from Trinity Hall,
1724. Ord. deacon (Ely) Mar. i; priest (Lincoln, Litt. dim.
from Salisbury) Mar. 8, 1723-4. R. of Guiseley, Yorks.,
1724-72. Chaplain to the Princess of Wales. Married
(i) Anne, dau. of William Calverley, of Leeds; (2) Ann
Gibson, of Lancaster, Oct. i, 1741, at Gargrave, Yorks.
Died June 2, 1772, aged 73. Buried at Bath Abbey. M.I.
WICKHAM or WYKAM, JOHN. B.A. 1520-1.
WICKHAM or WYKAM, JOHN. B.A. 1522-3.
WICKHAM, JOHN. Adm. at King's (age 18) a scholar from
Eton, Aug. II, 1523. Of Watford, Herts. Left, 1525.
WYCKHAM, JOHN. Adm. at King's, Easter, 1545. Lay clerk.
King's Chapel.
WICKHAM, JOHN. M.A. 1678 (Incorp. from University College,
O.xford). Matric. there. May 19, 1670, age 15. S. of Martin,
of Gt Houghton, Yorks. B.A. (Oxford) 1673-4; M.A. 1676.
Chaplain of Magdalen College, Oxford, 1677. V. (and
Lessee) of Reapham, Lines., 1684. Preb. of Lincoln, 1685-
1703. Died before May I, 1703. {Al. Oxon.; Lines. Pedigrees,
1078; Le Neve, Fasti, 11. 204.)
V/ICKHAM, MICHAEL. Adm. sizar at Trinity, June 29, 1644.
WICKHAM, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Clare, Michs. 1580.
Probably s. of Robert, of Kingerby, Lines. B.A. 1583-4;
M.A. 1587. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Oct. 16, 1587; priest,
Mar. 9, 1587-8. V. of North Elkington, Lines., 1587. {Lines.
Pedigrees, 1078, where his age is wrongly given.)
WICKHAM, THOMAS. M.A. from Trinity, 1726. S.ofWiUiam,
of Compton Bishop, Somerset, gent. Matric. (Oriel College,
Oxford) May 19, 1707, age 18; B.A. (Oxford) 1712. Ord.
deacon (Bath and Wells) June 15, 1712; priest, Sept. 20,
1713. V. of Over Stowey, Somerset, 1713-20. R. of Badg-
worth, 1720. V. of Long Ashton, 1726. Chaplain to Vis-
countess Dowager Preston. {Al. Oxon.; Lambeth Act Bk;
T. C. Dale.)
WICKHAM, TOBIAS. Scholar of Trinity Hall, 1639 (age 19).
S. of Henry (1608), .\rchdeacon of Yorks. B. e. 1621. B.A.
1641-2; M.A. 1645; D.D. 1671 (Lit. Reg.). Fellow, 1641-60.
Senior Proctor, 1649-50. Incorp. at Oxford, 1663. Ord.
priest (Ardfert) June 21, 1660. R. of Bolton Percy, Yorks.,
1660-97. Canon of York, 1660; Precentor, 1660; Dean,
1677-97. Married at St Benet, Paul's Wharf, London,
Dec. 24, 1660, to Elizabeth Wye [the marriage licence
(Vic. Gen. Archbishop Cant.) is dated Jan. 23, 1660-1, but
the Par. Reg. of St Benet's gives the date of marriage as
stated]. Died Apr. 27, 1697. Buried at York Minster. M.I.
Brother of Henry (1647) and Barlow (1652). Father of the
next, of Barlow (1687-8) and William (1681). (Burke, L.G.;
Vis. of Yorks., 1665; Al. Oxon.)
WICKHAM, TOBIAS. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Magdalene,
Oct. 22, 1678. S. and h. of Tobias (above). Dean of York.
B.Jan. 22, 1661-2, at Bolton Percy, Yorks. School, Beverley.
Matric. 1679. Adm. at the Middle Temple, Nov. 29, 1680.
Called to the Bar, 1687. Married Anne, dau. of Sir Stephen
Thompson. Died July 30, 1691. Buried in York Minster.
M.I. Admon., York. Brother of Barlow (1687-8) and of
William (1681). {Vis. of Yorks., 1665; J. Ch. Smith; G. Mag.,
1799,1. 285.)
WICKHAM, TOBIAS. Adm. pens, at Queens', May 5, 1709.
S. of William (1681). Matric. 1709; B.A. 1712-3; M.A. 1717.
Ord. priest (York) Sept. 1715. R. of Kirk Bramwith, Yorks.,
1717-26. R. of Keighley, 1720-6. Died 1726. Admon.
(York) Dec. 9, 1726; to his father. Probably brother of
William (1709).
WICKHAM or WYKEHAM, WILLIAM. Adm. at King's, a
scholar from Eton, 1556. S. of John, of Enfield, Middlesex.
B. 1539. Matric. 1556; B.A. 1560-1; M.A. 1564; B.D. 1569.
Fellow, 1559-69. Fellow of Eton, 1568; Vice-Provost, 1570.
Ord. priest (Ely) July 29, 1565. University preacher, 1567.
Preb. of Westminster, 1570-1, and canon of Windsor,
1571-84. Archdeacon of Surrey, 1574-80. Dean of Lincoln,
1577-84. Preb. of Lichfield, 1579-84. Bishop of Lincoln,
1584-95, and of Winchester, 1595. Married Antonina, dau.
of William Barlow, D.D., Bishop of Chichester. Author,
miscellaneous. Died June 11, 1595. Buried at St Saviour's,
Southwark. M.I. Father of Barlow (1610) and Henry (i6o8).
{Harwood, lo; Cooper, 11. 180; D.N.B.; Burke, L.G.)
WICKHAM, WILLIAM. Scholar of Trinity, Easter, 1602;
B.A. 1604-5.
WicKLiFFE, Ambrose
WICKHAM, WILLIAM. Adm. at Corpus Christi, i68i. Of
Norfolk. Doubtless 2nd s. of Tobias (1639), Dean of York.
B. in Norfolk. Bapt. Mar. 17, 1663, at Bolton Percy, Yorks.
Matric. 1682; B.A. 1685-6. Adm. at the Middle Temple,
June 25, 1685. Clerk of Peace (West Riding, Yorks.),
1718-33. Of Ulleskelf and Wakefield. Died 1733. Brother
of Barlow (1687-8) and Tobias (1678), father of Tobias
(1709) and probably of the next. (Vis. of Yorks., 1665.)
WICKHAM, WILLIAM. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Queens', Sept. 1,
1703. Of Yorkshire. Probably s. of William (above). M.A.
1705 (Com. Reg.). Probably brother of Tobias (1709).
WICKINS, EDMUND. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, Apr.
20, 1677. S. of John, deceased, schoolmaster, of Manchester,
Lanes. B. there. School, Manchester (his father). Matric.
1677; B.A. 1 680-1; M.A. 1685. Preb. of York, 1695-1722.
R. of Kirkby-Thore, Westmorland, 1699-1722. Married
Dorothy, dau. of John Richardson, of Birke Hall, Bradford,
Feb. 5, 1698. Buried at Kirkby-Thore, July 27, 1722. Brother
of the next and father of John (1726). (B. Nightingale.)
WICKINS, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Jan. 17, 1662-3.
S. of John, Master of Manchester Grammar School, Lanes.
School, Manchester. Matric. 1663; Scholar, 1664; B.A.
1666-7; M.A. 1670. Fellow, 1668. Ord. deacon (Ely) Sept.
18; priest, Oct. 2, 1675. R- of Stoke Edith, Hereford, till
1719. Died Dec. 19, 1719, aged 47 (sic). Brother of Edmund
(above), father of Nicholas (1707) and of Samuel (1711).
(Robinson, Manor Houses of Hereford.)
WICKINS, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, Mar. 26,
1726. S. of Edmund (1677), clerk, of Westmorland. B. at
Kirkby-Thore. School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1726; B.A. 1729-
30; M.A. 1733; B.D. 1741; D.D. 1770. Fellow, 1731-43.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Dec. 22, 1734; priest. Mar. 2, 1734-5.
V. of Tadcaster, Yorks., 1735-43. R. of Petwoith, Sussex,
1743-83. Preb. of St Paul's, 1750-83; of Chichester, 1751-83.
R. of TUlington, Sussex, 1761-83. Preb. of Bath and Wells,
1763-83. Died Feb. 25 (? Mar. 1), 1783. M.I. at Petworth.
WiU, P.C.C. {Scott-Mayor, 111. 393; Hennessy, 54; Musgrave;
Dallaway, 11. 339.)
WICKINS, NICHOLAS. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, Aug.
28, 1707. S. of John (1662-3), oi Stoke Edith, Hereford.
B. there. School, St Paul's, London (exhibitioner). Matric.
1708; Scholar, 1709; B.A. 1711-2; M.A. 1715. Fellow, 1714.
Ord. deacon (London) May 27, 1716. R. of Stoke Edith,
Hereford, c. 1720-73. Died May 2, 1773. Brother of the
next and father of Thomas (1747). (Robinson, Manor
Houses of Hereford, 259.)
WICKINS, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, Oct. 24,
1711. S. of Rev. John (1662-3), of Stoke Edith, Hereford.
School, St Paul's, London. Matric. 1713-4; Scholar, 1715;
B.A. 1715-6; M.A. 1719. Brother of Nicholas (above).
WICKINS, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity, Apr. 9,
1747. S. of Nicholas (1707), of Stoke Edith, Hereford.
School, Bury, Suffolk. Matric. 1747; Scholar, 1747; B.A.
1750-1; M.A. 1754. Fellow, 1753. Ord. deacon (Bishop of
Chester, at Cambridge) Mar. 10; priest. Mar. 24, 1754.
Chaplain to the Countess Dowager of Oxford. R. of Mordi-
ford, Hereford, in 1759. V. of St Peter, and R. of St Owen,
Hereford, 1759. V. of Donnington, 1760. Succeeded his
father as R. of Stoke Edith, 1773-86. Probably V. of Kidder-
minster, Worcs., 1776-86. Died Jan. 20, 1786-7, aged 57.
Will (P.C.C.) 1787; of Stoke Edith. {Lambeth Act Bk;
T. C. Dale; Robinson, 259.)
WICKINS, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's,
Easter, 1631. Of London. B. Sept. i6r4. B.A. 1634-5;
M.A. 1638. Dispens. (Lambeth) to receive holy orders
(deacon and priest) Sept. 23, 1637. Chaplain to Sir Edw.
Scott, of Scott's Hall, Kent. Lecturer at Dartford. R. of
St Andrew Hubbard, London, till 1662, ejected. R. of St
George's, Southwark, Surrey, -1660. Preacher at the Poultry
Compter, London, 1660-2, ejected. Buried Sept. 21, 1699,
in Bunhill Fields. Perhaps father of the next. (Calamy,
I. 83, where he is assigned to Emmanuel; T. C. Dale.)
WICKENS, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Mar. 16,
1660-1. Of London. Perhaps s. of William (above). Matric.
1661; B.A. 1664-5; MA. 1668. R. of Eastwell, Kent, 1670-
81. R. of Eastling, 1677-1718. V. of Linstcad, 1681-1718.
Chaplain to the Earl of Winchelsea. Died Sept. 6, 1718.
Perhaps father of the next.
WICKINS, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Queens', May 13, 1703.
Of Kent. Perhaps s. of William (above). B. 1683. Matric.
1703; LL.B. 1708. Ord. deacon, June 19, 1709.
WICKLIFF, AMBROSE. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's,
June 3, 1667. S. of Thomas, husbandman, of WycJiffe,
Yorks. b. there. School, Northallerton (Mr Smelt). Matric.
1667; B.A. 1670-1; M.A. 1674. Ord. deacon (York) June,
1671; priest (Bristol) Sept. 22, 1672. R. of Wycliffe, 1681-
91. Married Elizabeth Mowbray, of Stanhope, Durham,
May 3, 1679, Buried at Whorlton, Durham, Feb. 9, 1691-2.
{Scott-Mayor; H. M. Wood; Surtces, iv. 46.)
399
WicKLiFFE, Anthony
WYCLIFFE, ANTHONY. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1573-
WICKLIFFE, EDWARD. Adm. pens, at Christ's, May 21,
1623. S. of Thomas, of Grantham, Lines. B. at Lincoln.
School, Grantham (Mr Wilkinson). Matric. 1623; B.A. 1626.
Adm. at the Inner Temple, July 4, 1626. {Peile, i. 351.)
WYCLYFFE, JOHN. Matric. Fell.-Com. from St John's,
Michs. 1575. Perhaps 2nd s. of William, of Wycliffe, Yorks.
If so, of Thorpe-juxta-Wyclifie. Die* 1637. Perhaps brother
of Peter (1568). (Whitaker, Richmondshire, 1. 2011.)
WICKLIFFE, JOHN. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Jesus, Michs.
1587.
WICLIFF, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's, June 25,
1660. S. of John, of Gale (Gayles), Yorks., Esq. B. there.
Bapt. Dec. 16, 1641, at Kirkby Ravensworth. School,
Sedbergh. Matric. 1660. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Jan. 27,
1663-4. Married Elizabeth, dau. of Robert Hilton, of
Westmorland. Living, 1692. {Vis. of Yorks., 1665; Plantag.
Harrison, 1. 156.)
WICLIFF, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Sx John's, Feb. 4,
1669-70. S. of John, of Latham, Lanes. B. there. Matric.
1671; B.A. 1673-4. Perhaps Master of Horsham School,
Sussex, c. 1680-9.
WICKLIFFE, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, May 24,
1744. S. of John (? James), of Petworth, Sussex. School,
Westminster. Matric. 1744; Scholar, 1745; B.A. 1747-8;
M.A. 1751. R. of Barton, Notts. Will (P.C.C.) 1792. {Al.
Westmon., 332.)
WYCLYFFE, PETER. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1568. Perhaps s. of William, of Wycliffe, Yorks.
(and Muriel, dau. of WiUiam, Lord Eure). Heir to his mother.
Married and had issue. Perhaps brother of John (1575)-
(Whitaker, Richmonds., i. 201.)
WICLIFFE, RALPH. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Sidney, June 13,
1650. S. of William, Esq. B. at Sunderland. Bapt. Mar. 29,
1632, at Wearmouth. Schools, Alnwick, Northumberland
(Mr Thompson) and Holton (Mr Cant). Matric. 1650.
Migrated to Caius, Nov. 1650. Scholar, 1650-3; B.A. 1654-5.
R. of Whalton, Northumberland, until 1662, ejected.
Preacher at Sunderland, 1672. Died in 1683. (Venn,\. 380;
Calamy, 11. 270.)
WYCLYFFE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1567. Perhaps matric. sizar Easter, 1568; Scholar, 1571;
B.A. 1571-2.
WYCLYFFE, W. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1568.
WICKCLYFFE, {ft. c. 1540). Pays for candles, bread and
sacramental vrine to the bursar of Peterhouse, 1540-1;
styled Magister. (T.A.Walker.)
WICKMER, ADAM DE. (Also caUed ADAM DE HOLME.)
M.A. Second Master of Trinity Hall, 1355-84. Dean of
South Mailing, Sussex. R. of Hockwold, Norfolk. Petitioned
the Pope, 1363, for canonry at Chichester. Not granted,
but afterwards preb. of Ripon. Will dated, 1381; proved
(Lambeth). (Cal. Pap. Pet. i. 405.)
WICKON or WYKON, . CauHo for degree, 1483-4. A friar.
WICKS, see also WEEKES.
WICKS or WYKES, AQUILA. Adm. pens, at Christ's, Oct. 25,
1680. S. of Aquila. B. in London. School, Harding, Herts.
Matric. 1684; B.A. 1684-5. (Peile, 11. 81.)
WICKS, CHARLES. Adm. pens, at Jesus, July 5, 1689. Of
London. Probably s. and h. of Charles, citizen, of St
Sepulchre's, London. Matric. 1690; Scholar, 1691; B.A.
1693-4. Adm. at Gray's Inn, May 28, 1691, and at the
Inner Temple, July 6, 1698.
WYKES, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 20) at Christ's, June 20,
1631 ; from Christ Church, Oxford; subscribed there, July 15,
1628. S. of WiUiam. B. at ' Hannumsmills,' near Bristol.
School, Westminster. Matric. 1631; B.A. 1631-2; M.A. 1635.
(Peile, I. 412.)
WIKES, FRANCIS. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Sidney, June 14,
1676. S. and h. of Marmaduke, clerk. B. at Holden, Yorks.
Schools, Holden (his father) and Thornton (Mr Parkes).
Matric. 1677; B.A. 1679-80. Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1682.
V. of Crambe, Yorks., 1686-1714. Died 1714.
WICKES or WYKES, GEORGE. Adm. pens, (age 24) at Caius,
Jan. 21, 1566-7. S. of Edward, of Whitwell, near Reepham,
Norfolk. School, Eton. Ord. deacon (Norwich) May 23,
1567; priest, June 12, 1568. R. of Plumstead, Norfolk,
156S; there in 1608. R. of Little Bamingham, 1569-1617.
Father of Samuel (1600) and Timothy (1608). (Venn, i. 59.)
WICKS or WEEKS, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Queens', Michs.
1589. Of Norfolk. B.A. from St John's, 1592-3.
WICKS, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, July 5, 1617. B. at
Wickhambrook, Suffolk. Matric. 1617; B.A. 1619-20; M.A.
1623. Ord. deacon (London) Mar. 12, 1619-20, age 27;
WiDDOws, John
'C. of Eastthorpe, Essex'; priest (Norwich) Dec. 18, 1625.
Probably married Frances, dau. of Anne Burchelly, of
Burstead, Essex. (If so, of Fobbing, Essex, clerk.) Died
before 1638. Named executor to Anne Burchelly, 1632
(will dated, 1632; proved (Cons. C. London) 1638). Brother
of Robert (1614). (J. Ch. Smith.)
WICKES, NATHANIEL. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter,
1607; B.A. 1610-1.
WICKS or WEEKES, PHILIP. Matric. sizar from Jesus, 1597;
B.A. 1601-2; M.A. 1605. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Jan. 1,
1600-1, age 24; priest, Dec. 21, 1603. C. of Little Baming-
ham, 1601; C. of Narford, 1603.
WICKES or WYKES, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel,
Apr. 5, 1634. Of Middlesex. Matric. 1634; B.A. 1637-8;
M.A. 1641.
WICKS, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Easter, 1614-
B. at Wickhambrook, Suffolk. Matric. 1614; B.A. 1617-8;
M.A. 1621. Ord. deacon (London) Sept. 20, 1618, age 21;
'C. of Little Wigborowe, Essex'; priest, Feb. 21, 1618-9.
Probably R. of Erwarton, Suffolk, 1622; sequestered to
Dalham, 1647. V. of Bumham, Essex. Died 1660. Brother
of John (1617).
WYKES, ROGER. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, May 4,
1683. S. of William, husbandman, deceased. B. at Frowles-
worth, Leics. School, Leire (private). Matric. 1683; B.A.
1686-7. Ord. deacon (London) Feb. 24, 1688-9. R. of
Holwell, Beds., 1695-9.
WICKES, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Caius, May 27,
1600. S. of George (1566-7), R. of Plumstead, Norfolk.
B. there. School, Plumstead (his father). B.A. 1603-4;
M.A. 1607. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Sept. 21, 1605; priest,
Jan. 25, 1605-6; C. of Bintry. R. of Mannington, Norfolk,
1611. V. of Calthorpe. Brother of Timothy (1608). (Venn,
I. 172.)
WICKS, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 22, 1619.
B. in St Michael Le Queme parish, London. Matric. 1619;
B.A. 1622-3; M.A. 1626. Ord. deacon (London) Mar. 13,
1624-5, age 24.
WICKES or WEEKS, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Queens',
Michs. 1589. Of London. B.A. 1592-3.
WIKES, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Michs. 1645.
WICKES, TIMOTHY. Adm. sizar (age 20) at Caius, July 6,
1608. S. of George (1566-7), R. of Plumstead, Norfolk.
Matric. 1608; B.A. 1611-2; M.A. 1615. Brother of Samuel
(1600).
WICKES, WILLIAM. Adm. scholar at Trinity Hall, June 15,
1606. One of these names adm. at the Inner Temple, 1606;
'of Wells, Soms.'
WICKES, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, 1624. Matric.
1624; B.A. 1627-8; M.A. 1632.
WICKSTED, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Sidney, June 29, 1730.
S. of William, V. of Hanney, Berks. Matric. (Jesus College,
Oxford) Jan. 14, 1719-20, age 16; B.A. (Oxford) 1723; M.A.
(Cambridge) 1730. V. of Norton St Philip, Somerset, 1728.
Preb. of Wells, 1735-40. V. of East Brent, 1736. Arch-
deacon of Wells, 1739-42. Died 1742. Admon. (P.C.C.) 1742.
(Al. Oxon.; J. Ch. Smith.)
WICKSTED, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Sidney, Apr. 8,
1708. S. and h. of William, chemist. B. at Whitchurch,
Salop. School, Whitchurch (Mr Hudson). Matric. 1708;
B.A. 1711-2; M.A. 1715. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 19,
1713; priest (London) June 12, 1715. C. of Wardley,
Rutland, 1713.
WICKSTEAD, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Apr. 12, 1737-
Of Whitchurch, Salop. Matric. 1737; Scholar, 1737; B.A.
1740-1; M.A. 1744. Fellow, 1745-67. Ord. deacon (Lincoln)
Apr. 17; priest, May 29, 1743. V. of Hundon, Suffolk,
1763-7. R. of Graveley, Cambs., 1766-95. Died Nov. 17,
1795, aged 77- Will, P.C.C.
WICKSTEAD, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, Mar.
20, 1737-8. Of Cheshire. Matric. 1738; Scholar, 1738; B.A.
1741-2. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Dec. 1741. V. of Audlem,
Cheshire, 1743-52. V. of Roding-Beauchamp, Essex, 1752.
WIDDER, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Michs.
1606; B.A. 1609-10; M.A. 1613. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
Sept. 22, 1611; priest. Mar. 8, 1611-2. Licensed to preach
in York diocese, Sept. 1616. V. of Harmston, Lines., 1624.
(Peile, I. 262.)
WIDDOWES, DANIEL. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Mar. 15,
1593-4- Matric. c. 1594; Scholar; B.A. 1597-8; M.A. 1601.
V. of Lislee, Co. Ross, Ireland, 1619.
WIDDOWS, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Queens', Aug. 17, 159°-
Of Norfolk. Matric. 1590, 'Woodhouse.'
WIDOWES, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1563-
400
WiDDows, Thomas
WYDOWS, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Christ's, May, 1345.
Ord. priest (Coventry) June 24, 1562. V. of Ashbv-de-la-
Zouch, Leics., 1582-93. Died 1593. {Peile, i. 38; Nichols,
HI. 619.)
WIDOWES, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs.
16^4- Of London. B.A. 1627-8.
WIDDOWSON, GEORGE. M.A. from Corpus Christi, i743-
S. of George, of Tuxford, Notts. Matric. (Exeter College,
Oxford) July i, 1729, age 20; B.A. (Oxford) 1733. {Al. Oxon.)
WYDDOWSON, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Feb.
1564-5; B.A. from Corpus Cliristi, 1567-8; M.A. 1579. Ord.
deacon (Ely) Dec. 21, 1568. R. of Ringstead St Andrews,
Norfolk, 1570-86. (Peile, 1. 90.)
WIDDRINGTON, see also WITHINGTON.
WIDDRINGTON, ANTHONY. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 17) at
Christ's, July 9, 1660. 4th s. of William, ist Baron Wid-
drington. Bapt. Mar. 3, 1641-2, at Blankney, Lines. School,
Westminster. Matric. 1660; M.A. 1662. Died unmarried,
May 5, 1682, at Ghent. Brother of the next and of Ralph
(1657). {Peile, I. 593; H. M. Wood.)
WIDDRINGTON, EDWARD. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 17) at
Christ's, Michs. 1653. S. of William, ist Baron Widdring-
ton (and Mary, dau. of Anthony Thorold, of Blankney,
Lines.). B. at 'Caster' (? Craster), Northumberland. School,
Blankney (Mr Hutton). Matric. 1653-4. Adm. at Gray's
Inn, May 14, 1656. Married Dorothy, dau. of Sir Thonias
Horsley, and widow of Robert Lisle, of Felton. Killed {sic)
at the Battle of the Boyne, 1690. But according to the
Blankney Register the Hon. Edward Widdrington died
Oct. 10, 1699 and was buried Oct. 13, 1699, at Blankney.
Brother of Anthony (above) and Ralph (1657). {Peile, i.
556; H. M. Wood.)
WIDDRINGTON, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Christ's,
Apr. 22, 1654. S. of Rowland, draper, of London, and
grandson of Lewis, of Cheeseboume Grange, Stamfordham,
Northumberland. B. at Hoddesdon, Herts. Executor to
his uncle Ralph (next), and involved in disputes with the
College respecting the will. Living, 1711. {Peile, 1. 562.)
WIDDRINGTON, RALPH. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Christ's,
June 25, 1632. S. of Lewis. B. at Cheeseboume Grange,
Stamfordham, Northumberland. School, Morpeth (Mr
Oxley). Matric. 1632; B.A. 1635-6; M.A. 1639; D.D. 1661
{Lit. Reg.). Fellow (probably), 1639-88. Public Orator,
1650-73. Regius Professor of Greek, 1654-60. Lady
Margaret Professor, 1673-88. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Mar. 16,
1640-1. R. of Thorpe-on-the-Hill, Lines., 1661. R. of
Wendon Lofts, Essex, 1666-76. R. of Terrington, 1673.
R. of Gt Munden, Herts., 1675-88. Author, poetical. Died
June 10, 1688. WiU dated Mar. 1687-8; proved (P.C.C.)
Aug. 2 1689. Benefactor to the College, but much litigation
ensued before the College came into possession of its in-
heritance. Brother of Thomas (1617). {Peile i. 421; Vis. of
London, 1634; D.N.B.)
WIDDRINGTON, RALPH. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Christ's,
Apr. 28, 1657; afterwards Fell. -Com. 3rd s. of William, ist
Baron. B. at Widdrington, Northumberland. School,
Blankney, Lines. (Mr Hutton). Adm. at Gray's Inn, Oct. 14,
1659. Served in the Dutch wars and lost his sight. Buried
June 28, 1718, at Blankney, Lines. Brother of Edward
(1653) and Anthony (1660). {Peile, i. 577; H. M. Wood;
Burke, Ext. Peerage.)
WIDDRINGTON, RALPH. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's,
July 5, 1660. S. of Henry. B. at Black Heddon, Northumber-
land. School, Newark (Mr Leeds). Matric. 1661. Died
before Apr. 25, 1708. Perhaps brother of William (1651).
{Peile, I. 593)
WIDDRINGTON, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Christ's,
Easter, 1617; said also to have studied at Oxford. S. and
h. of Lewis, of Cheeseboume Grange, Stamfordham, North-
umberland. B.A. 1620-1. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 14,
1619. Barrister. Bencher, 1639. Treasurer, 1641. Serjeant-
at-Law, 1648. Recorder of Berwick, 1631; of York, 1638.
Knighted, Mar. 31, 1639. M.P. for Berwick, 1640; for York,
1654; for Northumberland, 1656. Commissioner of the
Great Seal, 1648. Speaker of the House of Commons, 1656.
Chief Baron of the Exchequer, 1658-60. A member of the
Council of State, 1651, 1659 and 1660-1. Donor to the New
Building and to the College Library. Married Frances, dau. of
Ferdinando, 2nd Baron Fairfax, in 1634. Author, Analecta
Eboracensia. Died May 13, 1664. Buried at St Giles-in-the-
Fields, Middlesex. M.I. Will (P.C.C.) 1664. Brother of
Ralph (1632) and father of the next. {Peile, i. 313; D.N.B.;
Vis. of London, 1634.)
WIDDRINGTON, THOMAS. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 14) at
Christ's, June 25, 1653. S. of Sir Thomas (above), Lord
Chief Baron. Bapt. June 19, 1640, at St Martin's, Coney
V.A.C.IV. 401
WiGFALL, Henry
Street, York. School, Wormley, Herts. Matric. 1654; M.A.
1656 {fil. nob.). Adm. at Gray's Inn, Mar. 16, 1640-1. Died
unmarried, at the Hague, i66o. {Peile, i. 555.)
WIDDRINGTON, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's,
June 13, 1670. S. of Michael, of Morpeth, Northumberland.
Bapt. there, Apr. 11, 1653. School, Morpeth (Mr Lumsden).
Matric. 1670; B.A. 1673-4. Of Morpeth, gent., in 1690.
{Peile, II. 30.)
WIDDRINGTON, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Christ's,
June 21, 1651. S. of Henry, of Northumberland. School,
Farington, Durham. Matric. 1651. Adm. at Gray's Inn,
June 18, 1651. Perhaps brother of Ralph (1660). {Peile,
J- 543-)
WIDDRINGTON, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Christ's,
May 9, 1653. S. and h. of Robert. B. at Hauxley, parish
of Warkworth, Northumberland. School, Berwick (Mr
Webb). Matric. 1653. Adm. at Gray's Inn, June 6, 1655.
Will dated, Sept. 17, 1664; to be buried in Warkworth
chancel. (Peile, i. 553; H. M. Wood.)
WYTHERINGTON, . Matric. pens, from Peterhouse,
Michs. 1560. Probably 'a member of Knightly stock
(Woderyngton or Widdrington).' (Vis. of Yorks., 1543-4,
348.)
WIDMORE, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's,
Apr. 30, 1698. S. of Christopher, baiUff. B. at Kingsclere,
Hants. School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1698; B.A. 1701-2; M.A.
1708. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Apr. 25, 1699; 'of North
Ocley, Hants.' Ord. priest (London) Sept. 24, 1705.
Historian of the church of Westminster. Librarian to the
Dean and Chapter. Died Nov. 1764. (Scott-Mayor, 11. xlvi;
Sedbergh Sch. Reg., 143.)
WIDNOLL, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, at Queens', July 4, 1590.
Of London.
WIELY, JOHN. M.A. 1671 (Incorp. from Edinburgh). M.A.
(Edinburgh) 1667.
WIERSDALE, DAVID. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1612; B.A. 1615-6; M.A. 1620. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
Mar. I, 1617-8; priest. May 31, 1618.
WIERSDALE, GABRIEL. Matric. sizar from Magdalene,
Easter, 1612; B.A. 1615-6; M.A. 1619. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
Sept. 20, 1618; priest, Sept. 24, 1620. R. of Costock, Notts.,
1639-72. Licensed, Nov. 27, 1624, to marry Grace Phippes,
of Gotham, Notts. Died 1672. Admon. granted to his son
Nathaniel. One of these names R. of Lexden, Essex, in
1648. (J. Ch. Smith.)
WIERSDALE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter,
1617. Of Nottinghamshire. B.A. 1620-1; M.A. 1624. Ord.
deacon (Peterb.) Oct. 9; priest, Oct. 10, 1624. V. of St
Peter's, Derby, 1628; Wyersdale. R. of Bradley, in 1650.
Perhaps V. of Swinford, Leics., 1661; buried Feb. 20, 1678.
(Nichols, IV. 366; Cox, Churches of Derbs.)
WYERSDALE, MARK. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1576. B. at East Deeping, Lines. Ord. deacon (London)
Dec. 21, 1582, age 26. V. of All Saints', Maldon, Essex,
1584-7; suspended by Archbishop Whitgift. Minister of
Gaddesby, Leics., 1588-90. R. of Costock, Notts., 1595-
1639. Died 1639.
WIGAN, see WIGGAN.
WIGFALL, GEORGE. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius, Feb. 21,
1592-3. S. and h. of Henry, husbandman, of Ridgeway,
Derbs. B. at Eckington, Derbs. School, Dronfield (Mr
Waterhouse). B.A. 1596-7; Scholar, 1597-9- Adm. at
Gray's Inn, Apr. 23, 1605. Of Carter Hall, Eckington.
Married Anne, dau. of Nicholas Towers, of Eaton, Notts.,
Mar. 3, 1602-3. Buried Oct. i, 1623, at Eckington. Brother
of Henry (1599), perhaps of Godfrey (c. 1596) and William
(1593), father of Zachary (1621) and Godfrey (1624)- (Vmn,
I. 147; F.M.G., 465.)
WIGFALL, GODFREY. Matric. sizar from St John's, c. 1596.
Perhaps s. of Henry, of Ridgeway, Derbs. Perhaps brother
of George (1592-3), etc. {F.M.G., 465.)
WIGFALL, GODFREY. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1624. Doubtless s. of George (1592-3). of Eckington, Derbs.
Scholar, 1627; B.A. 1628-9; M.A. 1633. Usher at Notting-
ham School, 1636. Doubtless brother of Zachary (1621).
(F.W.G.,465.)
WIGFALL, HENRY. Adm. sizar at Caius, May 12, 1599.
3rd s. of Henry, of Ridgeway, Derbs., deceased. School,
Dronfield. Of Reiiishaw, Eckington, Derbs., Esq. Married
Elizabeth, dau. of Sir John Cell, of Hopton, Derbs. (But
according to R. E. C. Waters this refers to Henry, s. of
George.) Died 165 1. Will (P.C.C.) 1653. Brother of George
(1502-3)- {Vfnn, I- 168; F.M.G., 464; R. E. C. Waters,
Chester Earn., 360.)
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WiGFALL, John
WIGFALL, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Trinity, Feb. 14, 1650-1.
Of Leicestershire. Matric. 1651 ; B.A. 1654-5. R- of Peatling
parva, Leics., 1661. Father of William (1676).
WIGFALL, JOHN. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1682. Of Derby-
shire. Probably s. and h. of John, of Renishaw, Derbs.,
gent. Matric. 1682. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Jime 30, 1682.
{F.M.G., 466.)
WIGFALL, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, July 5, 1654.
WIGFALL, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from St John's, c. 1593.
Perhaps 2nd s. of Henry, of Ridgeway, Derbs. B.A. 1596-7;
M.A. 1600. Ord. priest (Coventry and Lichfield) Mar. 18,
1598-9. V. of Shottisham St Martin, Norfolk, 1603. R. of
Warham St Mary and All Saints, 1613. Will proved (P.C.C.)
Oct. 20, 1638; by brother Henry (1599). Perhaps brother
of George (1592-5), etc. (F.M.G., 464.)
WIGFALL, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar {age 16) at Trinity, Apr. 11,
1676. S. of John (1650-1), R. of Peatling parva, Leics.
B. there. School, Oakham (Mr John Love). Matric. 1676.
WIGFALL, ZACHARY. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1621. Doubtless s. of George (1592-3), of Carter Hall,
Eckington, Derbs. Bapt. Dec. i, 1603. B.A. 1625. Married
Jane, dau. of Gervase Pigot of Thrumpton, Notts., Esq.
Brother of Godfrey (1624). (F.M.G., 465.)
WIGG, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Christ's, May 28, 1680.
S. of WUliam. B. at Stainbridge, Beds. School, HockcUfie
(Rev. Robert Stackhouse). Matric. 1681; M.B. 1685. (Peile,
11. 79-)
WIGGEN, ATHERTON. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs.
1601.
WIGAN or WYGAN, EDWARD or EUDO. Probably B.A.
1508-9 [according to Cooper, i. loi; M.A. 1514; B.D. 1521,
but these degrees not found]; D.D. 1523-4 (at that time
B.D., and sub-dean of the Chapel of Cardinal Wolsey).
Of King's Hall, 1538-45. First Regius Professor of
Divinity, 1540, 'Guy.' R. of Milton Malsor, Northants.,
1526; there in 1535. V. of St Mary, Lichfield, 1532-4.
Will (P.C.C.) 1545; 'of King's Hall.' (His inventory is
summarised in Catnb. Ant. Soc, lxiii. 185.) {Bridges, i. 377;
H. I. Longden; Gr. Bk, T.)
WIGAN or WYGAN, EDWARD. B.A. 1513-4; akeady a priest
(see Gr. Bk, V). This may possibly refer to the last.
WIGGEN, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Lent, 1597-8.
WIGGON or WIGHAM, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Magdalene,
Easter, 1631; B.A. 1633-4, 'Wigham.' Perhaps V. of
ChoUerton, Northumberland, 1650.
WIGGAN, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's, June 2,
1715. S. of , husbandman. B. at Bambrough (or
Barmburgh), Yorks. School, Sherbum. Matric. 1715. Ord.
deacon (York) May; priest, June 21, 1719. Perhaps his wiU
(P.C.C.) ; of Stamford, Lines., clerk. One of these names C. of
WeU, Yorks., 1758-62.
WIGAN, NICHOLAS. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs. 1619.
WIGGAN, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1579. Perhaps V. of Messingham, Lines., 1583.
WIGAN, WILLIAM. M.A. i68i (Incorp. from Christ Church,
Oxford). Matric. there, July 21, 1658; scholar from West-
minster School; B.A. (Oxford) 1661-2; M.A. 1664. Chaplain
to Dr Henchman, Bishop of London. R. of Wennington,
Essex, 1671-4. Canon of St Paul's, 1672-1700. V. of
St Mary Abbots, Kensington, Middlesex, 1672-1700. R. of
Orsett, Essex, 1675-1700. Author, sermons. Buried Apr.
25, 1700, at Kensington. (Al. Oxon.; Hennessy.)
WIGAN or WYGAN, . Grace for degree, 1543-4.
WIGGENTON or WYGGYNTON, FRANCIS. Matric. sizar from
Trinity, Michs. 1572. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) May 8, 1582;
B.A.; priest. Mar. 21, 1582-3.
WIGGINTON, GILES. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1564.
B. at Oundle, Northants. Scholar, 1567; B.A. 1568-9; M.A.
1572. Fellow, 1571. V. of Sedbergh, 1579-85; deprived, but
reinstated, 1592. Imprisoned on account of his Calvinistic
opinions. Charged with being concerned in the authorship
of the Mar-Prelate tracts, 1588. Author, A treatise on
Predestination, etc. Living, Aug. 4, 1597. (Cooper, 11. 329;
D.N.B.)
WIGGETT, peter. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Caius, June 28,
1707. S. of John, mercer, of Norwich. B. there. School,
Charterhouse. Matric. 1707; Scholar, 1707-13; B.A. 1710-1;
M.A. 1715. Ord. deacon (Ely) June 15, 1712; priest, Dec. 20,
1713. (Venn, i. 516.)
WIGGET, WILLIAM. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 17) at Caius,
June 21, 1748. S. of Richard (i.e. Rice), Esq., of Guestwick,
Norfolk (and Sarah, dau. of William Bulwer, of Wood
Dalling). Bapt. Aug. 15, 1730, at Guestwick. Schools,
Norwich (Mr Bullimer) and Holt (Mr Holmes). Matric. 1748.
Adm. at Ljncojn'g Jnn, May 3, 1749. Assumed the sur-
Wightman, William
name Bulwer, 1756. Sheriff of Norfolk, 1765. Of Wood
Dalling and Heydon, Norfolk, Esq. Married Mary, dau. of
Augustine Earle, of Heydon, Esq., June 5, 1756. Died Apr. 5,
1793. M.I. at Heydon. Will, P.C.C. One of these names,
Sheriff of Norfolk, died Dec. 27, 1767 (see Musgrave), (Venn,
II. 62; Blomefield, viii. 216.)
WIGGS, ALEXANDER. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Michs. 1617.
B. at Hildersham, Cambs. B.A. 1621-2; M.A. 1625. Ord.
deacon (London) Jime 8, 1628, age 25.
WIGHT, see WHITE.
WIGHTMAN, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse,
Easter, 1561. Probably s. of Thomas, of Stoke, Notts, (and
Catherine, dau. of Michael Purefoy, of Warws.). Of Hinck-
ley, Leics. (Vis. of Notts., 1569; T. A. Walker.)
WIGHTMAN, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1609. B. at Heslington, Yorks. B.A. 1613-4; M.A. 1617.
Ord. deacon and priest (London) May 26, 1616, age 24.
C. of Clavering, Essex. V. of Plungar, Leics., 1622. Admon.
(Leicester) 1631.
WIGHTMAN, EDWARD. Adm. sizar (age 22) at St John's,
June 25, 1694. S. of Richard, husbandman. B. at ShoweU,
near Lutterworth, Leics. School, Showell (Mr Kirk).
WIGHTMAN, GILBERT. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1578; B.A. 1582-3; M.A. 1586. Ord. deacon and priest
(Peterb.) Mar. 5, 1586-7. Licensed preacher. V. of Claxby,
Lines., 1596.
WHIGHTMAN, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's. Easter,
1582; LL.B. 1588.
WIGHTMAN, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Apr. 28, 1634. Of
Nottinghamshire. Matric. 1634.
WIGHTMAN or WHITMAN, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at
Caius, Jan. 5, 1659-60. S. of John. B. at Cardington, Beds.
Schools, Shefiford (Mr Breddon) and Bedford (Mr Butler).
Scholar, 1659-61 ; Matric. 1660. Migrated to Trinity, May 20,
1661. Scholar; B.A. 1664-5; M.A. 1668. Fellow of Trinity,
1667. Incorp. at Oxford, 1669. (Venn, 1. 407.)
WIGHTMAN, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, Feb. 12,
1676-7. S. of Anthony. B. at Lynn, Norfolk. School, Lynn.
Matric. 1677; B.A. 1680-1; M.A. 1684. Ord. deacon (Nor-
wich) Sept. 1683; priest. Mar. 1687-8. V. of Stow, Norfolk,
1693-1719. R. of Gt Dunham, 1694-1721.
WIGHTMAN, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, July 19,
1677. S. of John, gent., deceased (sic). B. at Peckleton,
Leics. School, Leicester (Mr Wells). Matric. 1677. Married
and had issue. Buried at Pecldeton, 1709. (Nichols, iv. 876.)
WIGHTMAN, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's, Apr. 3,
1689. S. of Thomas (sic), merchant. B. at Leicester. School,
Leicester (Mr Thomas). Matric. 1689; B.A. 1692-3; M.A.
1696. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Feb. 12, 1692-3; priest. June 3,
1694. R. of Desford, Leics., 1701-35. Died Aug. 9, 1735,
aged 66. Buried at Desford. M.I. WiU (Leicester) 1735.
(Nichols, IV. 590, 876, where he occurs as son of Joseph.)
WHIGHTMAN, MICHAEL. Matric. pens, from St John's,
Easter, 1582.
WIGHTMAN, OLIVER. (ALFORD in Coll. Reg.) Matric. pens,
from Corpus Christi, Easter, 1610. Of Leicestershire.
Perhaps s. of Richard, of Stoke, Notts, (and Frances, dau.
of Lancelot Alfiord, of Surrey). A free holder. Of Hinckley,
Leics., in 1630. (Vis. of Notts., 1569 and 1619; Nichols, iv.
672.)
WIGHTMAN, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from St Catharine's,
Michs. 1572. One of these names adm. at Gray's Inn, 1578,
from Staple Inn.
WIGHTMAN, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Christ's, c. July, 1680.
Matric. 1681. Died in College. Buried at Gt St Andrew's,
June II, 1683. (Peile, 11. 80.)
WIGHTMAN, SAMUEL. Matric. sizar from St Catharine's,
Michs. 1568.
WYGHTMAN, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1550; Scholar, 1552.
WYGHTMAN, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs.
1552.
WYGHTMAN, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs.
1571.
WIGHTMAN, WILLIAM. Adm. FeU.-Com. at St Catharine's,
1631. Perhaps s. and h. of Thomas, of Stoke, Notts., Esq.
(and Anne, dau. of William Cooper, of Thurgarton). B. c.
1612. (Vis. of Notts., 1569 and 1614.)
WIGHTMAN or WEIGHTMAN, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 18)
at St John's, June 10, 1731. S.of Thomas, brewer, of Yorkshire.
B. in York. School, Sheffield (Mr Robinson). Matric. 1731;
B.A. 1734-5; M.A. 1741. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Mar. 21,
1735-6; priest, Feb. 14, 1737-8. C. of Eynesbury, Hunts.,
1736. V. of North Reston, Lines., 1742-61. R. of Yarburgh,
1743-61. (Scott-Mayor, iii. 437.)
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WiGHTON, Charles
WIGHTMAN, . Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, Apr. i8,
1573-
WIGHTON or WHITON, CHARLES. Adm. sizar at Trinity,
May 21, 1725. Matric. 1725; Scholar, 1728; B.A. 1728-9;
M.A. 1745. Ord. deacon (London) Sept. 21, 1729; priest
(Lincoln) June 13, 1731; Chaplain to the Earl of Leven.
V. of Laughton, Linos., in 1750. R. of Garforth, Yorks.,
1750-63. Died July 25, X763. (G. Mag.; Lambeth Act Bk\
T. C. Dale.)
WIGHTON, GILBERT. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's,
June 23, 1693. S. of WiUiam, deceased. B. at Howden,
Yorks. School, Howden (Mr Reynolds). Matric. 1693; B.A.
1696-7; M.A. 1713. Ord. deacon (York) Mar. 1698-9; priest,
1705. R. of Garforth, Yorks., c. 1698-1750. Died 1750.
WIGHTWICK, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. i, 1646.
Of Warwicl^hire. Migrated to Oxford. B.A. there, 1649;
M.A. 1652. Fellow of St John's College, Oxford, 1651-62.
{Calamy, i. 236; Al. Oxon.)
WIGHTWICKE, THOMAS. Adm. scholar (age 17) at Sidney,
Aug. 27, 1673. S. of Humphrey, grazier. B. at Kingsnorth,
Kent. School, Alford (Mr Vial). Adm. at Gray's Inn, Nov.
24, 1674.
WIGHTWICK, WILLIAM. D.D. 1737 (Incorp. from Magdalen
College, Oxford). S. of John, of Ashford, Kent, gent. Matric.
(Pembroke College, Oxford) Mar. 25, 1718, age 16; B.A
(Oxford) 1722; M.A. 1725; B.D. and D.D. 1736. Fellow of
Magdalen College, Oxford, 1727-44. V. of East Worldham,
Hants., 1736-7. R. of Swaby, Lines., 1737. R. of Winter-
bourne Bassett, Wilts., 1743-65. Died Nov. 30, 1765. Admon.
(P.C.C.) 1766. (Al.Oxon.)
WIGLESWORTH, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's,
May 26, 1666. S. of Henry, deceased, of Gisbume, Yorks.
B. there. School, Earby, near Bamoldswick (Mr Rakes).
Matric. 1667. Of Townhead, Slaidbum. Buried Nov. 19,
1694, at Slaidbum. (J. Parker.)
WIGLESWORTH, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's,
May 4, 1 74 1. S. of Henry, deceased, of Lancashire, and of
Townhead, Slaidbum, Yorks., and grandson of Henry
(above). B. at Colne (his mother's home). School, Slaid-
bum, Yorks. (Mr Can). Matric. 1741. Adm. at the Middle
Temple, May 6, 1741. Brother of the next.
WIGGLESWORTH, JAMES. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's,
Nov. 18, 1742. S. of Henry, Esq., of York. B. at Slaidbum.
School, Slaidbum. Matric. 1743; B.A. 1747-8. Of Townhead,
Slaidbum, Esq. Died Aug. 4, 1807, aged 82. Brother of
Henry (above). (J. Parker.)
WIGLEY, ANTHONY. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, Oct.
12, 1694. S. of Henry (1643), clerk, R. of Warmingham,
Cheshire. B. there. School, Tattenhail (private). Matric.
1697; M.B. 1700. Of Eccleston, Cheshire. Brother of
Henry (1679). (Nichols, 11. 788.)
WIGLEY, DANIEL. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June 20, 1690.
Of Derbyshire. M.B. 1695.
WIGLEY, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, June
20, 1639. S. and h. of Henry, Esq., of Scraptoft, Leics.
B. 1623, at Peatling, Leics. School, Stanford (Mr Hum-
phreyes). Matric. 1639. Married Anne, dau. of James
Armston, of Burbage, Leics. Of Scraptoft, Esq. Died
Feb. 22, 1660-1. Brother of Henry (1643) and father of
the next. (Nichols, 11. 788.)
WIGLEY, EDWARD. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 16) at Magdalene,
Mays, 1676. S. of Edward (above), Esq., deceased. B. 1661,
at Scraptoft, Leicester. School, Oakham, Rutland. Knighted
Aug. 14, 1683. Married Letita, dau. of Arthur Cressy, of
Brigsley, Leics. Died Mar. 7, 1710-1. Buried at Scraptoft.
Father of Edward (1715). (J. H. Hill, Market Harborough,
242.)
WIGLEY, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's,
Nov. 17, 1714. S. of Henry (1679), clerk, of Leicester.
School, Chester. Matric. 1715; B.A. 1718-9; M.A. 1722;
M.D. 1729. Practised as a physician at Leicester. Retired
to Ullesthorpe. Married three wives. Died 1751 (sic).
Buried at St Margaret's, Leicester. Will (P.C.C.) 1758.
Father of Henry (1746). (Nichols, iv. n8; J. Ch. Smith.)
WIGLEY, EDWARD. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 17) at Magdalene,
June 21, 1715. S. and h. of Sir Edward (1676), Knt., de-
ceased. B. at Scraptoft, Leics. School, Bosworth, Leics.
Matric. 1715. Died June 21, 1716, aged 19. M.I. at Scrap-
toft. (Nichols, II. 788.)
WIGLEY or WEEKELY, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Mag-
dalene, Easter, 1624. Perhaps s. of Richard, of Wig^valI,
Derbs. (and Elizabeth, dau. of Henry Hall, of Costock,
Notts.). [If so, he probably died before Apr. 24, 1635, when
his brother John (? 1634) succeeded his father at Wigwall.]
B.A. 1627-8; M.A. 1631.
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WiGMORE, Gilbert
WIGLEY, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, June 29,
:643. 2nd s. of Henry, Esq., of Scraptoft, Leics. B. 1626.
School, Barrow. Matric. 1644; B.A. 1646-7; M.A. 1652.
R. of Warmingham, Cheshire, 1654-80. Will (Chester)
1681. Brother of Edward (1639), father of Henry (1679) and
of Anthony (1694). (Nichols, 11. 788; E. Axon.)
WIGLEY or WEEKELEY, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 13) at
Magdalene, 1658. S. of John (1634), of Wigwall, Derbs.
School, Wirksworth. Matric. Lent, 1660, Wigley. Married
Mary, dau. of John Spateman, of Rodenoke, Derbs., Esq.
Died Jan. 7, 1683. Buried at Scraptoft. (JewiU, xil. 167;
F.M.G., 1089.)
WIGLEY, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, May 30,
1679- S. of Henry (1643), gent, (not styled clerk in the
adm. leg.). B. at Warmingham, Cheshire. School, Audlem
(Mr Colton). Matric. 1679; B.A. 1682-3; M.A. 1686; B.D.
1693. Fellow, 1687-98. Ord. deacon (Chester) Sept. 21,
1684; priest (Lincoln) Dec. 18, 1687. R. of Eccleston,
Cheshire, 1690-1701. Married Anne, dau. of Thomas Brad-
gate, of Ullesthorpe, Leics. Died at Eccleston, Apr. 27, 1701.
Father of Edward (1714). (Nichols, iv. 118.)
WIGLEY, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age i8) at St John's, July 8,
1746. S. of Edward (1714), M.D., of Leicestershire (by his
2nd wife, Anne, dau. of William Makepeace, of Pensham,
Worcs.). B. in Leicester. School, Leicester (Mr Andrews).
Matric. 1746; B.A. 1750-1; M.A. 1754. Ord. priest (Lich-
field) Mar. 18, 1753. V. of Scraptoft, Leics., 1756-67. Lord
of the manor of Ullesthorpe, Leics., and of Pensham, Worcs.
Died Jan. 14, 1801, aged 72. (Scott-Mayor, in. 564; Nichols,
II. 788; IV. 118.)
WIGLEY, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1611.
Possibly s. of Thomas, of Scraptoft, Leics. B. 1592. Married
Anne, dau. of Thomas RusseU, of Tossiter. Living, 1643.
(Nichols, II. 788.)
WIGLEY, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Magdalens, Michs. 1634.
Migrated to Emmanuel, Easter, 1635. S. of Richard, of
Wigwall, Derbs. B. c. 1617. Succeeded his father at Wig-
wall, 1635. MarriedBridget.dau.of Sir John Gel!, of Hopton,
Derbs., Bart., Jan. 11, 1637-8. Living, 1662. Father of
Henry (1658). (Misc. Gen. et Her., i. 36; Nichcls, 11. 789;
F.M.G., 1059; Jewitt, Reliq., xii. 16.)
WIGLEY, JONATHAN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Christ's, Sept.
1729. S. of Benjamin. B. at Wirksworth, Derbs. School,
Nottingham (Mr Swale). Matric. 1730; Scholar, 1730; B..\.
1733-4; M.A. 1737. Fellow, 1736-61. Incorp. at Oxford,
1741. Senior Greek Lecturer and Mildmay Preacher, 1746-7.
Proctor, 1750. University Scrutator, 1752-3. Hebrew
Lecturer, 1752-4. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June, 1734; priest,
Mar. 21, 1735-6. V. of Fen Drayton, Cambs., 1744. V. of
Caldecote, 1744-61. R. of Kegworth, Leics., 1761. Collected
MSS. of the New Testament. Died 1761. Will (P.C.C.) 1761.
Brother of the next. (Peile, 11. 2ig;F.M.G., 1036; Al.Oxon.)
WIGLEY, JOSHUA. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's, Oct. 10,
1743. S. of Benjamin. B. at Nottingham. School, Notting-
ham (MrHenson). Matric. 1744; Scholar, 1744; B..\. 1747-8;
M.A. 1751; D.D. 1774. Fellow, 1748-74. Senior Greek
Lecturer, Mildmay Preacher and Hebrew Lecturer, 1760-2.
.Senior Proctor, 1769-70. Ord. deacon (Ely) Mar. 1749-50;
priest, Dec. 25, 1751. V. of Croxton, Norfolk, 1758. R. of
CUpston, Northants., 1772-90. Married Mary, dau. of John
Bateman, of Guilsborough, Northants., Dec. 1, 1777, at
St Sepulchre's, Northampton. Died Oct. 17, 1790. Will
(P.C.C.) 1791. Brother of Jonathan (1729)- (Pftl*, "• 245;
F.M.G., 1035.)
WIGMORE, DANIEL. Adm. sizar at Queens', May 9, 1592.
Of Cambridgeshire. Matric. 1592; B.A. 1595-6; M.A. 1599;
B.D. 1609. R. of Wenlworth, Cambs., 1611. Preb. of Ely,
1614-46. R. of Northwold, Norfolk, 1616-22. Archdeacon
of Ely, 1617-44. R. of Snailwell, Cambs., 1622-37. V. of
Trinity Church, Ely. Buried at Little Shelford, Cambs.,
Nov. 9, 1646. Probably brother of Richard (1603). (Vis.
of Lines., 1666.)
WIGMORE, DANIEL. Adm. pens, at Queens', Mar. 8, 1659-60.
Of Cambridgeshire. Doubtless s. of Gilbert (1625), of Shel-
ford. Matric. 1660. Adm. at Gray's Inn, May 4, 1661.
Probably brother of Gilbert (1664).
WIGMORE, DANIEL. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's, June
23, 1698. S. of William (1667), M.D. B. at Cambridge.
School, Uppingham (Mr Savage). Matric. 1698; B..\. 1702-3.
Ord. deacon (Pcterb.) May 23, 1703. C. of Grafton Under-
wood, Northants., 1703. Brother of William (1696).
WIGMORE, GILBERT. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs.
1625. Of Huntingdonshire. B.A. 1628-9; M..\. 1632; B.D.
1639: D.D. 1661 (Li<. Yv'fg.). Fellow, 1632-9. R. of Snailwell,
Cambs., 1637-41. R. of Little Shelford, 1641-82. Buried
there 1682. Will (P.C.C.) 1682. Father of the next and of
Daniel (1659-60).
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WiGMORE, Gilbert
WIGMORE, GILBERT. Adm. pens, at Queens', Oct. 14, 1664.
Of Cambridgeshire. S. of Gilbert (above), of Little Shelford,
Cambs. B. c. 1650. Matric. 1664. Adm. at the Middle
Temple, Oct. 25, 1669. Of Little Shelford, Cambs.; steward
of the College courts, 1685. Married, as his ist wife, Rebecca,
dau. of Thomas Bucke, of Westwick, Cambs., Feb. 1672-3.
Died Apr. 18, 1713, aged 65. Buried at Richmond, Surrey.
M.I. Will (P.C.C); of Well Close, Stepney, Middlesex;
proved by his widow Blanch. (Lines. Pedigrees, 1079;
J. Ch. Smith.)
WIGMORE, HENRY. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter, 1634.
Of London.
WIGMORE, JAMES. Adm. pens, at Queens', Apr. 6, 1702.
Of Cambridgeshire. Matric. 1702.
WIGMORE, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Queens', July 7, 1722. Of
Essex. Matric. 1722; B.A. 1726-7. Ord. deacon (by non-
juring bishop) Feb. 25, 1727. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June i,
1729; priest (London) Dec. 16, 1730. C. of Caldecot, Herts.,
1729. Perhaps chaplain in the Navy, 1738-40; Chaplain
of Chatham dockyard, 1738-74; died Jan. 18, 1774. Will
(P.C.C.) 1774. But see Al. Oxon. for a contemporary name-
sake. {Fielding.)
WIGMORE, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse,
Easter, 1568. Perhaps 2nd s. of Richard, of London. B.A.
from Clare, 1571-2. Perhaps adm. at the Middle Temple,
Oct. 18, 1573; from New Inn. (T. A. Walker.)
WIGMORE, RICHARD. Adm. sizar at Queens', June i, 1603.
Of Cambridgeshire. B.A. 1607; M.A. 1611. Ord. deacon
and priest (Norwich) Sept. 24, 1609. C. of Soham, Cambs.
V. of Sutton, 1618-39. R. of Mepal, 1626-39. Buried at
Sutton, 1639. Probably brother of Daniel (c. 1592), and
father of Stephen (1634). {Vis. of Lines., 1666.)
WIGMORE, Sir RICHARD. M.A. 1615 (on Kine's visit).
Knighted, Apr. 22, i6o3,of Co. Hereford. Will (P.C.C.) 1621.
WIGMORE, STEPHEN. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter,
1634. Of Cambridgeshire. Probably s. of Richard (1603), of
the Isle of Ely. B.A. 1636-7; M.A. 1640. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) Dec. 22, 1639. R. of Mepal, Cambs., 1639-48.
WYGMER, THOMAS. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Peterhouse, Oct.
6, 1564. Matric. 1564.
WIGMORE or WYGMERE, WILLIAM. University Bedell, c.
1360. First appears as a Bedell at the admission by the
Bishop of Ely of John Donwyck, Chancellor of the Univer-
sity, May 7, 1374, and again on a similar occasion, Nov. 24,
1384. In the great riot of 1381, his house was burnt by the
mob and his life attempted. (Stokes, Bedells, 61.)
WIGMORE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Queens', Aug. 1, 1667.
Of Cambridgeshire. B. Feb. 14, 1650-1. School, Bury.
Matric. 1667; B.A. 1671-2; M.A. 1675; M.D. 1682. Fellow,
1673-5. R. of Grafton Underwood, Northants., 1692. Died
Nov. II, 1742. Buried at Grafton Underwood. M.I. Father
of the next and of Daniel (1698). {Misc. Gen. el Her., 3rd S.,
I. 115; Bury Grammar Scliool.)
WIGMORE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's,
Apr. 8, 1696. S. of William (above), clerk. B. at Cambridge.
School, Uppingham. Matric. 1699; B..A. 1699-1700; M.A.
1703. Fellow, 1701-7. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 20, 1702;
priest (Peterb.) Sept. 24, 1704. R. of Paston, Northants.,
1706. Married Rebecca, dau. of Roger Pemberton, of
Peterborough, Esq., Apr. 17, 1707. Died before July 11,
1707. Brother of Daniel (1698).
WIGNALL {alias MARTIN), JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 20) at
Pembroke, May 29, 1645. S. of John. B. at Felsted, Essex.
Matric. 1645; B.A. 1648-9. V. of Shudy Camps, Cambs.,
1650 and 1662-85. Buried there Oct. 15, 1685.
WIGNALL, RICHARD. M.A. 1584 (Incorp. from Oxford). Of
London, pleb. Matric. (Magdalen Hall, Oxford) Jan. 10,
1574-5. age 19; B.A. 1575; M.A. 1579. Fellow of All Souls
College, Oxford, 1577. V. of Barking, Essex, 1587-1620.
Licence (Bishop of London) July 4, 1592, to marry Mary
Barfoote, of St Margaret Pattens, London. Died 1620.
Will, Cons. C. London. {Al. Oxon.)
WIGSELL, ATWOOD. Matric. from Trinity Hall, Michs.
1734. S. of Nicholas, of Greenwich, gent. LL.B. 1735.
Matric. (Queen's College, Oxford) Apr. 8, 1728, age 18.
R. of Warlingham, Surrey, 1733-57. R. of Sanderstead,
1734. Married Susannah St John of Sanderstead, Oct. 31,
1735. Buried Nov. 12, 1757, at Sanderstead. Admon. P.C.C.
(Al. Oxon.; G. Mag.; E. Mag.; J. Ch. Smith.)
WYGSTON, THOMAS. Proctor, 1453-4.
WIGSTON, W. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs. 1560.
Perhaps at Jesus, 1561-2, and resident in 1564. Fined for
playing dice, Apr. 23, 1567. (A. Gray.)
WIGSTON, . B.A. 1490; M.A. 1492; B.D. 1500-1. Perhaps
Thomas, whose will (P.C.C.) 1537; 'clerk of Newark, Leics.'
One Thomas Wigston, R. of Aylestone, Leics., 1534.
WiLBRAHAM, STEPHEN
WILB, . M.A. 1491-2.
WILBERFORCE, PETER. B.Can.L. 1519-20. R. of Cricksea,
Essex, 1522-3. V. of Northall, Middlesex, 1523-33. Preb.
of St Paul's, 1527-33. R. of RedmarshaU, Durham, 1533,
'B.D.' Died 1533.
WILBERFOSS, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Peterhouse,
Oct. 28, 1698. Of Yorkshire. Matric. 1698; B.A. 1702-3.
WILBERFOSS, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Sidney,
Apr. 1, 1732. S. and h. of Robert, of Sutton-on-Derwent,
Yorks. School, Coxwold. Matric. 1732-3. Migrated to
Peterhouse, Feb. 25, 1733-4. B.A. 1735-6. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) Dec. 21, 1735; priest, Dec. 24, 1738. One of these
names of AH Saints', Lincoln, clerk; will (P.C.C.) 1785.
WILBERT, JOHN. B.A. 1489-90; M.A. 1493. Perhaps V. of
St Nicholas, Newington, Kent, 1512; will (Canterbury) 1537.
WILBORE, see WILDBORE.
WILBORNE, see also WELBORNE.
WILBORNE, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Easter, 1617.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Mar. 9; priest. Mar. 10, 1622-3
{literate).
WILBURNE, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, Feb. 8,
1692-3. S. of Thomas, grazier. B. at Coston, near Melton
Mowbray, Leics. School, Oakham (Mr Love). Matric. 1693;
B.A. 1696-7.
WILBORN, THOMAS. B.A. 1489-90.
WILBORT, JAMES. FeU.-Com. at St Catharine's, 1473. Of
Scotland. B.A. 1475; M.A. 1478-9. Fellow, 1475.
WILBRAHAM, RALPH. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Apr.
1579. Of Cheshire. Doubtless 4th s. of Richard, of Nant-
wich. B. Mar. 20, 1557. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Apr. 14,
1580. Called to the Bar, 1589. Associate of the Bench, 1615.
Feudary of Cheshire and Flintshire. Married Alice, dau. of
Thomas Mainwaring, of Nantwich, Feb. 7, 1581. Doubtless
brother of Richard (1570), etc. {Peile, i. 150; Ormerod,
Cheshire; Foster, Lanes. Pedigrees.)
WILBRAHAM, RALPH. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
i6i8. Doubtless s. of Richard (1570), of Nant-nach, Cheshire,
Esq. B. Nov. 13, 1601, in London. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn,
July II, 1619. Died Jan. 19, 1637. (Ormerod, Cheshire, 11.
O5; Foster, Lanes. Pedigrees.)
WILBRAHAM, RANDLE. Adm. FeU.-Com. at St Catharine's,
July 8, 1680. S. of Roger (1640), of Nantwich, Cheshire.
B. 1663. SheriS of Cheshire, 1714. Married Mary, dau. of
Sir Richard Brooke, Bart., Oct. 25, 1687. Lord of Nantwich.
Died Sept. 19, 1732 Buried at Nantwich. Brother of Stephen
(1686). (Ormerod, Cheshire, 11. 65; Foster, Lanes. Pedigrees.)
WILBRAHAM, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from St John's,
Michs. 1570. Doubtless s. of Richard, of Nantwich. B. Jan.
10, 1551. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Oct. 23, 1571. Called to
the Bar, 1579. Common Serjeant of the City of London.
Married Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Thomas Puleston, Knt.,
Feb. 24, 1584. Died Sept. 13, 1601. Buried in St Michael
Bassishaw, London. Will, P.C.C. Brother of Roger (1573),
Thomas (1576) and Ralph (1579), doubtless father of
Ralph (1618). (Ormerod, Cheshire, 11. 65; Foster, Lanes.
Pedigrees.)
WILBRAHAM, RICHARD. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Emmanuel,
1640. Of Cheshire.
WYLBRAHAM, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs.
1572.
WYLBRAHAM, ROGER. Matric. pens, from St John's,
Easter, 1573. 2nd s. of Richard, of Nantwich, Cheshire.
B. there, Nov. 4, 1553. School, Shrewsbury. Adm. at
Gray's Inn, June 27, 1576. Solicitor-General of Ireland,
1585. Master of the Court of Requests, 1600. Knighted,
May 20, 1603. M.P. for CaLlington, Cornwall, 1604. Married
Mary, dau. of Edward Barber, Esq., Serjeant-at-Law, of
Tew, Somerset. Died July 29, 1616. Buried at Hadly,
Middlesex. M.I. Brother of Richard (1570), etc. (Ormerod,
Cheshire, 11. 65; Fisher's Shrewsbury; Musgrave; F. C. Cass,
Monhen Hadley, 163-4.)
WILBRAHAM, ROGER. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's,
Easter, 1640. Of Cheshire. Doubtless 2nd s. of Thomas, of
Nantwich, Esq. B. Nov. 3, 1623. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn,
May 9, 1642. Called to the Bar, 1649. Of Nantwich, Esq.
One of the intended Knights of the Royal Oak. Married
Alice, dau. of Roger Wilbraham, of Dorfold, Notts., Apr. 17,
1656. Brother of Thomas (1640) and father of the next and
of Randle (1680). (Ormerod, Cheshire, 11. 65; Foster, Lanes.
Pedigrees.)
WILBRAHAM, STEPHEN. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's,
Oct. 9, 1686. Of Cheshire. S. of Roger (above). B. July 4,
1669. Matric. 1687; B.A. 1690-1. Brother of Randle (1680).
(Ormerod, Cheshire, 11. 65.)
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WiLBRAHAM, ThOMAS
WILBRAHAM, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Peterhouse,
Michs. 1548. Doubtless 3rd s. of Ralph. B. Jan. 30, 1530-1.
Adra. at Lincoln's Inn, Oct. 17, 1552. Called to the Bar,
1558. Bencher, 1566. Autumn Reader, 1568. Treasurer,
1572. Recorder of the City of London, 1569-71, and
Attorney of the Court of Wards. Married Barbara, dau. of
Rob. Chadleigh, of Middlesex. Died July 10, 1573. (Orme-
rod, Cheshire, 11. 65.)
WILBRAM, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1576. 3rd s. of Richard, of Nantwich. B. Sept. 20, 1555.
School, Shrewsbury. Perhaps adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Mar. 6,
1571-2; special admission. Called to the Bar, 1584. Of
London. Married Anne, dau. of Pyerson, citizen of London,
1586. Brother of Richard (1570), etc. (Ormerod, Cheshire,
II. 65.)
WILBRAHAM, THOMAS. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 16) at St
John's, Oct. 21, 1634. S. of Roger, Esq., of Dorfold-in-
Acton, Cheshire. B. at Bretton, Flintshire. School, Nant-
wich (private). Matric. 1634.
WILBRAHAM, THOMAS. Matric. FeU.-Com. from St Catha-
rine's, Easter, 1640; perhaps migrated to Emmanuel, in
1640. Of Cheshire. S. and h. of Thomas, of Nantwich.
B. Nov. 22, 1622. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, May 9, 1642.
Died 1649, aged 27. Brother of Roger (1640). (Ormerod,
Cheshire, 11. 65; Foster, Lanes. Pedigrees.)
WILBURSTON, . B.A. 1472-3. Perhaps John Wilbaston,
R of Haddon, Hunts., 1483-1500. Died 1500.
WILBY, see also WELBY and WILSBY.
WILBY, JOHN. Adm. at Clare, Apr. 5, 1638; M.B. 1638.
B.A. (Oxford) ; M.D. (Merton CoUege, Oxford) 1646. F.R.C.P.
1654. Wm (P.C.C.) 1668; of St Leonard, Shoreditch, Middle-
sex. (Munk, J. 268; Al. Oxon.)
WILBY, JOHN (1663), see WELBY.
WILBY, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Magdalene, Aug. 11,
1724. S. of Robert (1696), clerk. B. at Moulton, Lines.
School, Moulton. Matric. 1725; B.A. 1728-9; M.A. 1732.
Fellow, 1730. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Dec. 19, 1731; priest,
Sept. 22, 1734. P.C. of Sausthorpe, Lines., 1734. (Lines.
Pedigrees, 1080.)
WILBY, JONAS. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1604. Of Lincolnshire. B.A. 1607; M.A. 1611. Fellow,
1613-7. Will proved (V.C.C.) 1617.
WILBIE, MATTHEW. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Caius, Feb. 6,
1576-7. S. of Matthew, of Diss, Norfolk. Bapt. Feb. 2,
1561-2. Schools, Diss and Botesdale. Matric. i;-77.
WILBYE, MATTHEW. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1608; Scholar, 1611; B.A. 1611-2; M.A. 1615. R. of Eyke,
Suffolk, 1616-29.
WILBY, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 10, 1595.
Matric. c. 1595. Perhaps V. of Roxby, Lines., 'B.A.,'
1600-27.
WILBY, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Magdalene, July r,
1696. S. of Robert, clerk. B. in Lincolnshire. School,
Boston. Matric. 1696; B.A. 1699-1700. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) May 26, 1700; priest, Sept. 20, 1702. V. of Moulton,
Lines., 1705. Father of John (1724).
WILBY, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Sidney, June 26,
1620. S. of John, yeoman. B. at Wainfleet, Lines. School,
Oakham. Matric. 1620.
WILCOX, ABRAHAM. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Sidney, July 7,
1697. 3rd s. of John, fanner. B. at Castle Bytham, Lines.
Schools, Corby, Lines. (Mr Stilton) and Stamford (Mr
Turner). Matric. 1697; B.A. 1700-1; M.A. 1704. Ord.
deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 20, 1702; 'C. of Corby'; priest
(York) Sept. 1708. Probably V. of North Rauceby, Lines.,
1729-44.
WYLCOCKS, ANTHONY, Matric. pens, from St John's, Lent,
1557-8.
WILCOCKE, ARTHUR. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Caius, May 31,
1666. S. of Arthur, gent., of Crowan, Cornwall. B. there.
School, Gt Torrington (Mr Lanford). Matric. 1667; B.A.
1669-70. Ord. priest (Exeter) June 2, 1672. (Venn, i. 428.)
WILCOCKS, DANIEL. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs.
1619; B-.'V. 1623-4; M.A. 1632. V. of RadcIiffc-on-Trent,
Notts., 1624-33. Died 1633.
WILLCOCKS, DIONYSIUS. Adm. Fell. -Com. at Emmanuel,
June 25, 1644. Of Middlesex. S. of Thomas, of Brightling-
sea, Essex, and of Tottenham High Cross, ' Esq., of the body
of King Charles.' B. 1629. (Middlesex Pedigrees; Vis. of
Essex, 1634; Moranl, i. 454.)
WILCOCKS, FRANCIS. B.A. from Trinity Hall, 1620-1;
M.A. 1624. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Apr. 3, 1621; priest. Mar. 9,
1622-3. V. of Nassington, Northants., 1627. Licence,
Feb. 25, 1627-8 (Peterb.) to marry Ursula Tooque, of South
Lunenham, Rutland.
WiLcocKS, Thomas
WILCOX, FRANCIS. Adm. siiar at Emmanuel, Nov. 13, 1645.
S. of Thomas (? 1633), R. of Powderham, Devon. Migrated
to Oxford. B.A. (St John's College, Oxford) 1649. FeUow
of Jesus College, Oxford (by the Parliamentary Visitors),
1648. Succeeded his father as R. of Powderham, Devon,
1665. Perhaps his will (Exeter) 1675; oi Topsham, clerk.
(T. C. Dale.)
WILCOX, FRANCIS. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June 6, 1720.
Of Lincolnshire. Matric. 1720; B.A. 1723-4. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) Oct. 17, 1724; priest, Sept. 19, 1725. V. of Corby,
Lines.
WILCOX, GERVASE. .Adm. pens, at Queens', June 5, 1718.
Of London.
WILCOCKS, HENRY. D.D. 1511-2 (Incorp. from Tours). R.
of Over, Cambs., 1518. Probably Fellow at King's Hall,
1511-4. Canon of Lincoln, 1505-18. Archdeacon of Lincoln,
1515-8. Apparently identical with Henry Wylcox, D.C.L.
(Oxford) 1513; advocate of Doctors' Commons, 1511; R. of
Wood Eaton, Oxon., 1504, and of Eynsham, 1506. Perhaps
brother of John (1511). (Al. Oxon.)
WILKOCKE, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter, 1555.
WILCOCKE, HENRY. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1567;
Scholar, 1571, Wylcocke; B.A. 1571-2; M.A. 1575. Ord.
deacon (Norwich) Dec. 13, 1579; priest, Jan. 17, 1579-80.
V. of Runham, Norfolk. Perhaps V. of Dedbam, Essex,
1590-9.
WILCOCKE, JAMES. Matric. sizar from Christ's, May, 1554.
WILCOCK or WILCOCKS, JAMES. Matric. sizar from Mag-
dalene, Easter, 1625; B.A. 1628; M.A. 1632. V. of Wad-
hurst, Sussex, 1650-62. Buried Feb. 29, 1661-2. (One of
these names V. of Goudhurst, Kent, 1640.)
WILCOX, JOHN. D.D. 1511 (Incorp. from Tarragona (? Tours)).
Similarly Incorp. at Oxford, 1508. Prcb. of Tamworth,
Staffs., 1533. One Master John Wilcocks, R.of Arthingworth,
Northants., c. 1500; R. of Cranford St John, 1510; S.T.B.
Perhaps brother of Henry (1511). (Bridges, 11. 230.)
WILCOKE, JOHN. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Clare, Michs. 1581.
WILCOCK, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1618. Of Yorkshire. B.A. 1621-2; M.A. 1625. Usher of
Wakefield School, 1623-34. Will (York) 1635; 'schoolmaster
of Bradford.'
WILCOCKE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Easter,
1632; B.A. 1635-6.
WILCOCKS, JOHN. Adm. at Emmanuel, Oct. 26, 1644. S. of
John, vintner, of Holy Sepulchre, Middlesex. Migrated to
St John's, Sept. 6, 1645, age 16. Matric. 1646; B.A. 1647-8;
M.A. from Pembroke, 1652. Fellow of Pembroke, 1650.
WILCOCKE, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Clare, June 25, 1672. Of
Nottingham. Matric. 1672; B.A. 1675-6. Ord. deacon
(York) Sept. 1675. V. of Whatton-in-the-Vale, Notts.,
1679-87. Died 1687. (Godfrey, Notts.)
WILCOX, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Clare, July 3, 1708. B. at
Grantham, Lines. Matric. 1708; B..K. 1711-2; M.A. 1715;
D.D. 1728 (Com. Reg.). Fellow, 1714. Taxor, 1720. Master
of Clare, 1736-62. Vice-Chancellor, 1736-7 and 1751 2.
Ord. deacon (London) Dec. 19, 1714; priest (Ely) Sept. 23,
1716. V. of Madingley, Cambs., 1721-30. V. of Everton,
Beds., 1730-2. V. of St Mary .Abbots, Kensington, Middle-
sex, 1731-62. Preb. of St Paul's, 1732-62. Sub-dean of
York, 1750-62. Died in College, Sept. 16, 1762. Will, P.C.C.
Left his fortune for the building of the College Chapel.
(Coll. Hist., 158.)
WILCOCKES, JOSEPH. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Christ's,
Feb. II, 1656-7. S. of John. B. in London. School, St Paul's.
Matric. 1657. Migrated to Pembroke, July 2, 1659. B..A.
1660-1: M.A. 1664. Ord. priest (London) June, 1664. V. of
Harrow-on-the-Hill, Middlesex, 1664-1702. P.C. of Kings-
bury, 1683-1702. Died before May 15, 1702. (Peile. i. 575-)
WILCOX, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Christ's, May, 1545.
WILCOKS, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1588.
WILCOCKE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1627; B..^. 1630-1. Ord. deacon (Norwich) June 16, 1633.
WILCOCKES, THOMAS. M.A. 1633 (Incorp. from Oxford).
Of SutTolk, pleb. Matric. (Balliol College, Oxford) Oct. 15,
1610, ago 15; B.A. (Oxford) 1622; M.A. from Pembroke
College, Oxford, 1625. One of these names R. of Powderham,
Devon, 1629-64, and father of Francis (16(5). But set Al.
Oxon. for a contemporary namesake. (.41. Oxon.)
WILLCOCKES, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's,
Mav 9, 164.'. S. of Richard, gent., of Knaveston (or Knos-
sington), Lcics. B. at Braunston. Rutland. School, Oakham
(Mr Stackehousc). Matric. 1642. One of those names buried
at Knossington, Leics., July 20, 1697. (Nichols, 11. 657.)
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WILCOCKS, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Queens', June i8, 1703;
B.A. (Incorp. from Oxford). S. of Thomas, of Pinhoe,
Devon. Matric. {Exeter College, Oxford) Mar. 27, 1699,
age 18; B.A. (New Inn Hall, Oxford) 1702-3. (Al. Oxon.)
WILCOCKS, TIMOTHY. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Pembroke,
Apr. 22, 1665. S. of Stephen. B. at Nottingham. Matric.
1665; B.A. 1668-9: M.A. 1675. Signed for deacon's orders
(London) June 4, 1669; 'C. of Beaconsfield, Bucks.'
WILCOCKE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Sept. 8, 1619.
S. of James, goldsmith, of Lynn, Norfolk. Bapt. there.
May I, 1603. School, Lynn (Mr Robsone). Matric. 1620;
Scholar, 1620. Migrated to Caius, Oct. 26, 1622, age 19.
B.A. 1622-3. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 7; priest, June 8,
1623. Perhaps minister of Claxby and Normanby, Lines.,
1647. One of these names Head Master of Bradford School,
Yorks.; died 1635. {Venn, 1. 159.)
WILCOX, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from King's, Lent, 1637-8.
One of these names, 's. and h. of Edward, of St Ives, Corn-
wall, gent.,' adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Nov. 5, 1639.
WILLCOCKE, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's,
Apr. 8, 1715. S. of William, clerk. B. at Ousebum, Yorks.
School, Threshfield. Matric. 1715; B.A. 1718-9. Ord.
deacon (York) June 12, 1720.
WYLKOCKS, ZACHARY. Matric. sizar from Michael House,
Easter, 1544.
WILCOX, . M.A. 1500-1.
WILCOCKSON, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Oct. 29,
1719. Of Derbyshire. Matric. 1719; B.A. 1723-4.
WILCOCKSON, WILLIAM. M.A. 1626 (Incorp. from Oxford).
Matric. (BaUiol College, Oxford) May ii, 1615, age 15 {der.
fil.);B.A. (Oxford) 1618; M.A. 1621-2. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
Sept. 19, 1619. R. of Rugby, Warws., 1627. {Al. Oxon.)
WILD, see also WELD.
WYLD, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Michs.
1601. Of Sufiolk. B.A. 1604. R. of Rickinghall superior,
Suffolk, 1614-28. Died 1628.
WYLDE, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter, 1608.
Doubtless s. of Thomas, of Canterbury. B. at St Martin's,
Kent. B.A. 161 1-2; M.A. 1615. Incorp. at Oxford, 1618.
Ord. deacon (London) Mar. 1617-8, age 24. Canon of Canter-
bury, 1622-4. V. of Godmersham, Kent, 1623-4. Died
1624. Will, P.C.C. Brother of John (1597). {Peile, i. 269;
Al. Oxon.; Hasted, 111. ii. 163.)
WILD, FLORENCE. Matric. sizar from King's, Easter, 1611.
WILDE, GEORGE. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Caius, Oct. 3, 1569.
S. of Robert, of Felmersham, Beds. School, Cambridge
(probably King's College School, and chorister there). One
of these names ord. deacon (Lincoln) Jan. 7, 1586-7; of
Lincoln diocese. {Venn, i. 65.)
WILD, GEORGE. LL.B. 1635 (Incorp. from Oxford). S. of
Henry, of London, pleb. B. Jan. 9, 1609-10. School, Mer-
chant Taylors'. Matric. (St John's College, Oxford) Nov. 13,
1629, age 19; B.C.L., 1634-5; D.C.L., 1647; D.D. (Dublin)
1661. Fellow of St John's College, Oxford, 1631-48. Chap-
lain to Archbishop Laud. V. of St GUes', Reading. R. of
Biddenden, Kent, 1640, sequestered. Perhaps R. of Lambeth,
Middlesex, 1660-2. Bishop of Derry, 1661-5. Died at
Dublin, Dec. 29 1665. Buried in Christ Church Cathedral.
Will, DubUn. {Al. Oxo^i.; D.N.B.)
WYLDE, HENRY. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Caius, May 7, 1593.
S. of Cuthbert. B. at Harrow, Middlesex. School, Elstree
(Mr String). Matric. c. 1593; B.A. 1596-7; Scholar, 1597-
1600; M..4l. 1600; B.D. 1609. Fellow, 1602-10. Incorp. at
Oxford, 1603. V. of Newbold-upon-Avon, Warws., 1611.
R. of Clifton, Notts., 1623-33; of Alderton, Northants.,
1632-4. R. of Ashton, 1634; of Pitsford, 1636-40. Buried
there Dec. 26, 1640. {Venn, i. 149; Al. Oxon.)
WILD, HENRY. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Easter, 1623.
S. of Dorothy, of London, widow. B. Aug. i6, 1607. School,
Merchant Taylors'. B.A. 1625-6; M.A. 1629.
WILD, JAMES. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's, Apr. 23, 1664.
S. of Thomas, husbandman, of Low Fumess, Lanes. B.
there. School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1667; B.A. 1667-8.
WILD, JAMES. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Magdalene, July 2,
1669. S. of James, of Raby, Durham. Bapt. May 28, 1650,
at Stainforth. School, Brignall, Yorks.
WILDE, JAMES. Adm. sizar at Jesus, June 30, 1677; from
Trinity College, Dublin (three years' residence there). Of
Lancashire. S. of Samuel, merchant. B.A. 1677-8; Scholar,
1678. Perhaps M.A. 1682 {Lit. Reg.).
WYLD, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1570.
WILDE, JOHN. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Christ's, 1597.
Doubtless s. of Thomas, of Canterbury, Kent. Adm. at
Gray's Inn, Nov. 21, 1600; of St Martin's, Canterbury.
Knighted, July 5, 1607. Of Dargate Manor, Kent. Married
Wild, Robert
Anna, dau. of Robert Honywood, of Charing. Died Apr. 26,
1635. Buried in Canterbury Cathedral. Brother of Edward
(1608) and father of Robert (1623). {Vis. of Kent, 1619;
Hasted, iii. 11, where he is called s. of John.)
WILD, JOHN. B.A. 1608 (Incorp. from Oxford). Of Worcester-
shire, gent. S. of George, Serjeant-at-Law, of Kempsey,
Worcs. (and Frances, dau. of Sir Edmund Huddleston, of
Sawston, Cambs.). B. 1590. Matric. (Balliol College, Oxford)
Jan. 18, 1604-5, ^S^ 14; B.A. (Oxford) 1607; M.A. 1610.
Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1603. Barrister-at-Law, 1612.
Bencher, 1628. Serjeant-at-Law, 1636. M.P. for Droitwich,
1620-2, 1624, 1625, 1626, 1628-9, 1640; for Worcs., 1640-53;
for Bewdley, 1659. Lay member of the Westminster
Assembly, 1643. Commissioner for the Great Seal, 1643.
Judge of Assize, in 1646. Member of the Council of State,
1649 and 1650. Recorder of Worcester, 1646. Chief Baron
of the Exchequer, 1648-53 and 1660. Married Anne, dau.
of Sir Thomas Harries, Bart., of Tong Castle, Salop. Died
1669. Buried at Wherwell, Hants. (Al. Oxon.; D.N.B.;
Nash, II. 331.)
WILD, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 26) at Magdalene, June 8, 1661.
S. of John, of Westlear (?), Notts. School, Ripon. Migrated
to Queens', Feb. 1, 1661-2. Matric. 1662; B.A. 1664-5.
Perhaps 1st usher at Repton School, Derbs., 1665-7. Ord.
priest (York) Sept. 1681.
WILDE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's, Easter,
1663. Doubtlesss. of Robert (1631-2). B.A. 1666-7. Incorp.
at Oxford, 1669-70; M.A. (Pembroke College, Oxford) 1670.
Probably V. of Weekley, Northants., 167S-82. Perhaps
buried at Oundle, Sept. 25, 1682. Doubtless brother of
Robert (1668). (H. I. Longden; Al. Oxon.)
WILD, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Sidney, Apr. 26, 1671.
S. and h. of Anthony, gent., deceased. School, York.
Matric. 1674; B.A. 1674-5. Ord. deacon (York) Feb. 1674-5;
priest, Sept. 1677. Perhaps R. of Tempsford, Beds., 1691-
1702. Buried there May 3, 1702. (But in Genealog. Bedford,
he is called 'James.') (W.M.Noble.)
WILD, JOHN. 'Of King's College," when ord. deacon (York)
Sept. 1700. One of these names R. of Little Yeldham, Essex,
1705-45; died 1745-
WILD, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 27, 1699. Of
Leicestershire. Probably s. of William, of Long Whatton,
Leics. Matric. 1699; LL.B. 1704. Ord. deacon (London)
Dec. 24, 1704. Probably of Long Whatton, Leics., clerk;
a Governor of Appleby School, in 1707. Married Sarah, dau.
of Thomas Moore, of Gt Appleby. Died June 11, 1739,
aged 57. Buried at Long Whatton. M.I. (A^«c/(o/s, iii. 1109;
IV. 441.)
WYLD, MARMADUKE. Matric. pens, from Christ's, May,
1569. Perhaps of Hunton, Yorks.
WYLDE or WELD, PETER. M.A. 1455. Fellow of St C.tha-
rine's, 1473 (the first appointed). Of Picardy. R. of Coton,
Cambs., 1474. V. of CampsaU, Yorks., 1484-c. 1505 (pre-
sented by the University). (Gr. Bk, A, i.)
WILD, RICHARD. B.A. 151&-7; M.A. 1519- A priest.
WILD, RICHARD. B.Can.L. 1523-4. One of these names V. of
St Mary's, Nottingham; deprived, 1554.
WYLDE, RICHARD. Adm. at King's (age 18) a scholar from
Eton, Sept. 29, 1561. Of Mansfield, Notts. Probably s. of
WUUam, of Nettleworth. Matric. 1561; B.A. 1565-6; M.A.
1569. Fellow, 1564-70. Afterwards a physician. Probably
lord of the manor of Nettleworth, in 1583. {Harwood;
Burke, L.G., Supp.)
WYLD, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter, 1608.
Probably s. of Henry, of Thomham, Middleton, Lanes.
B. at Thomhew (? Thomham), Lanes. Bapt. Apr. 25, 1591,
at Middleton. B.A. 1611-2; M.A. 1615. Ord. deacon
(Chester); priest (London) Dec. 1613, age 25. Probably C. of
Stretford, Lanes., in 1618; C.of Milnrow, 1634-42. Doubtless
father of the next. {Peile, i. 270; E. Axon.)
WILD, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Christ's, Apr. ir,
1653. Doubtless s. of Richard (above). B. at Milnrow, near
Rochdale, Lanes. Bapt. June 21, 1635, at Rochdale. School,
Wakefield. Matric. 1653. {Peile, i. 551; E. Axon.)
WYLD, RICHARD. M.A. 1656 (Incorp. from Oxford). Matric.
(Queen's College, Oxford) June 14, 1649; B.A. (Oxford)
1652-3; M.A. 1655. Probably R. of Hedley, Surrey, 1663.
{Al. Oxon.)
WILD, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 20) at St John's, May 29,
1671. S. of Richard, yeoman, of Bury, Lanes. B. there,
May 6, 1650. School, Bury.
WILDE, ROBERT. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Christ's, June 26,
1623. S. and h. of Sir John (1597), of Chatham, Kent. B. at
Markshall, Kent. Schools, Markshall (private) and Canter-
bury (private). Matric. 1623; B.A. 1625-6. Adm. at Gray's
Inn, Oct. 23, 1626. Died s.p. before Apr. 26, 1635. {Kent
Vis., 1610; Peile, 1. 352; Hasted, in. 11.)
406
Wild, Robert
WYLDES, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1628.
WYLDE, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, Jan. 26,
1631-2. S. of Robert, shoemaker, of St Ives, Hunts. B.
there. School, St Ives (private). Matric. 1632; Scholar,
1634; B.A. 1635-6; M.A. 1639; B.D. (Oxford) 1642; D.D.
(Cambridge) 1661 [Lit. Reg.). Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Feb. 18,
1637-8; priest, Dec. 22, 1639. R. of Aynhoe, Northants.,
1646-62, ejected, retired to Oundle. R. of TatlenbiU, Staffs.,
1660-2. Author, Iter Boreale, and other poems. Buried at
Oundle, July 30, 1679. WiU (P.C.C.) 1680. Doubtless father
of the next and of John (1663). (Al. Oxen.; D.N.B.; J. Ch.
Smith.)
WILDE, ROBERT. M.A. from King's, 1668. S. of Robert
(above), of Tattenhill, Staffs., D.D. Matric. (Brasenose
College, Oxford) May 17, i66i, age 16; B.A. (Oxford) 1664-5.
Perhaps V. of Chiddingley, Sussex. R. of Blyborough, Lines.,
1672. R. of Toppesfield, Essex, 1674-91. Died Feb. 25,
1690-1. M.I. at Toppesfield. Will, P.C.C. Doubtless brother
of John (1663). {Al. Oxon.; J. Ch. Smith.)
WILD, ROGER. B.A. 1519-20. Incorp. at Oxford, 1521-2.
M.A. (Oxford) 1524-5. Perhaps R. of Gravesend, Kent,
1530; R. of Milton, 1531. Perhaps canon of Wells, 1537.
{Al. Oxon.)
WILDE, THOMAS. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1661.
B. at Rochdale, Lanes. Matric. Easter, 1663; B.A. 1666-7.
Fellow, 1665-7. V. of Islington, Norfolk, 1667-92, and V. of
Lynn. (Harwood.)
WILDE, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Trinity, May 29, 1662.
WILDE, THOMAS. M.A. 1671 (Lit. Reg.).
WILD or WYLDE, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Trinity,
June II, 1720. S. of John, of Belbroughton, Worcs. School,
Hartlebury, Worcs. (Mr Braughton). Matric. 1720; B.A.
1723-4-
WILD, WILLIAM. Of Queens' (probably Fellow). B. at
Yelden, Beds. B.Can.L. 1454-5; D.Can.L. 1462-3. R. of
St Leonard's, Colchester, Essex, 1464-7. R. of St Mary-at-
Hili, London, 1467; there in 1494, and of Bishop's Stortford,
Herts. Preb. of St Paul's, 1467-1504; Treasurer, 1467-74,
S.T.B.; Precentor, 1494-1504. R. of Little Ilford, Essex,
1488-90. Died 1504. Will, dated May 7, 1504; proved
(P.C.C.) June 8, 1504; to be buried in the Cathedral. (Men-
tions a Master William WUde (? the next) whom he presented
to the vicarage of Barkway, Herts.) Benefactor to Queens'.
One of these names V. of West Wratting, Cambs., c. 1487.
(Searle, 122; Hennessy, 10, 14.)
WILD or WYLDE, WILLIAM. Scholar and FeUow of King's
Hall, 1454-68. Possibly V. of Barkway, Herts.; will
(P.C.C.) 1506-7; see note to William (above).
WILD, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 31, 1699.
Of Leicestershire. Possibly s. of WiUiam, of Long Whattoa.
Leics. [see also John (1699), but according to Nichols, iii.
1107, this WiUiam had only one son, John]. Matric. 1699:
B.A. 1702-3.
WILD, . Com. for B.A. 1478-9.
WILD, . B.Can.L. 1498-9.
WILDBLOOD or WILBLUD, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, at Sidney,
July, 1600; B.A. 1603-4; M.A. 1607. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
June 26; priest, June 27, 161 1. V. of Rothwell, Northants.,
i6i2-8. V. of Swavesey, Cambs., 1616-36. R. of Little
Oakley, Northants., 1617-54. Buried there, Apr. 16, 1654.
(H. I. Longden.)
WILDBORE, see also WELBORE.
WILDBORE, AUGUSTINE. Matric. pens, from St John's,
Easter, 1607. S. of Godfrey, of Clinton, Northants. B. c.
1590. Migrated to Sidney, Feb. 11, 1608-9. B.A. 1610-1;
M.A. 1614; B.D. 1621; D.D. 1633. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
May 30, 1613; priest, June 19, 1614. V. of Garstang, Lanes.,
1621-45. V. of Preston, 1626-30. V. of Lancaster, 1630-43,
sequestered. Married Anne Chadderton, of Wigan, in 1618.
Buried at Dufifield, Derbs., Apr. 19, 1654. Admon. (P.C.C.)
Oct. 1654. {Vis. of Northants., 1618; R. Stewart-Brown.)
WILEBORE, GILBERT. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Sidney, Nov.
7, 1628. S. of Thomas, Esq. B. at Knottingley, Yorks.
School, Midridge Grange, Durham (Mr John Kearton).
Matric. 1628, 'John'; B.A. 1632-3; M.A. 1636. V. of
Hcighington, Durham. Buried there July 21, i66i. Brother
of John (1G22-3).
WILDBORE, GODFREY. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1628. Of
Northamptonshire.
WILDBORE, GODFREY. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's,
June 18, 1636. S. of Robert, husbandman, of Arksey,
Yorks. 13. there. School, Doncaster (Mr Mccrs). Matric.
1636; B.A. 1639-40. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 19, 1641.
Probably of Bentlcy, clerk; one of the supervisors of the
will of Jeremiah Wildbore, of Bentley, gent., June 5, 1661.
{Yorks. Arch. Journal, iv. 378.)
WiLDBORE, Thomas
WILDBORE, GODFREY. Adm. pens, at King's, c. 1676.
WILDBORE, JAMES. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Sidney, Jan. 24,
1624-5. S. of Matthew, farmer. B. at Hartshorn, Derbs.
School, Newark, Notts. (Mr Ri. Parsons). Matric. 1625;
B.A. 1628-9; M.A. 1632. Ord. priest (Peterb.) Mar. 10,
1638-9. Master of Peterborough School, 1636-46. R. of
Little Gidding, Hunts., 1664-74. R- of Steeple Gidding,
1665-74. Married Hester, dau. of Humfrey Austin, minor
canon of Peterborough, June 17, 1662. Died 1674. Father
of John (1678).
WYLDBORE or WYLBOROWE, JOHN. Matric. pers. from
Jesus, Lent, 1563-4; B.A. 1567-8; M.A. 1571. FeUow, 1571.
WILDBORE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, 1598. S. of
John, of Tinwell, Rutland. Scholar, 1602; B.A. 1602-3;
M.A. 1606; B.D. from Sidney, 1613. Fellow of Sidney.
Ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.) Dec. 22, 1605. V. of Trinity
Church, Cambridge, 1609-16. R. of Tinwell and Ingthorpe,
Rutland, 1616-45. Died Oct. 27, 1645. Father of John
(1638). {Lines. Pedigrees, 1082.)
WILDBORE, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Sidney, June 30,
1620. S. of John. B. at Wilsthorpe, Lines. School, Oakham.
Matric. 1620; B.A. 1623-4; M.A. 1627. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
Dec. 22, 1626; priest, Jan. 21, 1629-30. R. of Wittering,
Northants., 1633-62, ejected, but reinstated. Preb. of
Peterborough, 1660. Died 1662. Father of John (1647).
{Musgrave.)
WYLBORE, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 21) at Sidney, Feb. 7,
1622-3. S. of Thomas, gent., of Knottingley, Yorks. B. at
Wharton, Lines. School, Newcastle. Matric. 1623. Adm.
at Gray's Inn, Apr. 20, 1638. Married Baptiste, dau. of
John Grahamsditch. Brother of Gilbert (1628). (H. M.
Wood.)
WYLDBORE, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, July 2,
1638. S. of John (1598), B.D., R. of Tinwell, Rutland.
B. there. School, Peterborough (Mr James Wylbore).
Matric. 1639. Of Lincoln. Married Mary, dau. of Frances
Quarles, of Ufford, Northants., June 27, 1659. Died Nov. 3,
1674. Buried at St Georges, Stamford. Father of John
(1675-6) and Robert (1688). {Lines. Pedigrees, 1082.)
WYLDBORE, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Sidney, Oct. 28,
1647. S. of John (1620) R. of Wittering, Northants. Bapt.
Oct. 3, 1630, at Thomn.ugh, Northants. Matric. 1647-8;
B.A. 1651; M.A. from Clare, 1655. Fellow of Clare, c. 1652,
ejected. Approved for the Presbyterian ministry at Cam-
bridge, June 16, 1658. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Mar. 3, 1666-7.
WILDBORE, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Sidney, June 20,
1650. S. of John, Esq. B. at Clinton, Northants. School,
Uppingham (Mr Meres). Matric. 1650; B.A. 1653-4. Adm.
at Gray's Inn, May 20, 1656.
WILBORE, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Christ's, June 9,
1665. S. of Philip. B. at Wetherby, Yorks. School, Spofforth
(Mr Leigh). Matric. 1665; B.A. 1669. Ord. deacon (York)
June, 1668; priest, June, 1671. V. of Hayton, Notts., 1673.
V. of Clareborough, 1696. Licensed, June 13, 1670, to marry
Mary Southworth, of Clareborough. Died before Dec. 1707.
{Peile,i. 618; J. Ch. Smith.)
WILDBORE, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 15) at St John's, Mar. 8,
1675-6. S. and h. of John (1638), deceased, of Uflord,
Northants. B. there. School, Stamford. Matric. 1675-6.
Brother of Robert (1688). {Vis. of Lines., 1666; Lines.
Pedigrees, 1082, where the College is wTongly given.)
WILDBOARE, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 14) at St John's, June
20, 1678. S. of James (1624-5), clerk. B. at Steeple Gidding,
Hunts. School, Peterborough (Mr Smith). Matric. 1679;
B.A. 1681-2. Buried Jan. 5, 1682-3, age 18, in Peterborough
Cathedral. M.I. (styled a 'petti-canon ').
WILDBORE, MATTHEW. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity,
June 26, 1733; Fell. -Com., Nov. 22, 1735. S. of John, of
Peterborough. School, Hackney, Lordon (Mr Newcombe).
Matric. 1733- Adm. at the Inner Temple, Mar. 27, 1735.
WILBORE, PHILIP, see WELBORE.
WILBORE, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 24) at Caius, Jan. 28,
1638-9. S. of Lawrence, gent., deceased, of Balne, East
Riding, Yorks. B. at Norton. School, Wakefield. Adm.
at Gray's Inn, Dec. 20, 1637. Perhaps his will, dated,
Sept. 5, 1651; proved (P.C.C.) 1653; of Bentley, near Balne
and Norton; relict Mary, and a son, Richard. One of these
names of Balne, Yorks., 1659; married Jane Fletcher, of
York; probably buried at York, Feb. 9, 1681; as Captain
Robert. {Venn, i. 333; M. H. Peacock.)
WYLDBORE, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Trinity July 2
1688. S. of John (1638). B. at Stamford. Lines. School',
Stamford (Mr Robert Smith). Matric. 16S8. Brother of
John (1675-6).
WILBORE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St John's Easter
1580.
407
WiLDBORE, William
WVLBORE, WILLIAM. B.Can.L. 1533-4- One of these names
V. of Arksey, Yorks., 1532; died there.
WYLBORE, ZACHARY. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1571. Of Bentley, Yorks. Married Mary Jackson, at
Arksey, Nov. 16, 1600. Buried Nov. 18, 1634, at Arksey.
Father of the next. (M. H. Peacock.)
WILBORE, ZACHARY. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Christ's,
Feb. I, 1622-3. S. of Zachary (above). Bapt. Mar. 6, 1605,
at Bentley, near Doncaster, Yorks. School, Kirkby. Matric.
1623; B.A. 1626-7. (Peile, i. 348; Yorks. Arch. Journal, iv.
379)
WILBORE, . B.A. 1508-9; M.A. 1512. One William
Wilbore, R. of Barsham, Suffolk, 1516-33.
WILDER, ROGER. Fellow of St Catharine's, c. 1500. Of
Lancashire. Will (V.C.C.) 1506; 'Wedyr.'
WILDGOOSE, ROBERT. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Queens',
Easter, 1631. Of Kent. Doubtless s. and h. of Sir Ansley,
of Salehurst, Sussex, Knt. (and Margaret, dau. of Sir John
Leonard, Lord Dacre). Student at Leyden, in 1634. {Vis.
of Sussex.)
WILDING, BENJAMIN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's,
Apr. 27, 1657. S. of Philip, deceased, of Shrewsbury. B.
there. School, Wem (Mr Roderike). Matric. 1657; B.A.
1660-1.
WILDING, JAMES. Matric. sizar from Christ's, 1597-8. B.
at Chester. B.A. 1600-1; M.A. 1604. Ord. deacon and
priest (London) Mar. 1609-10; 'of Goudhurst, Kent.' R. of
Selattyn, Salop, 1610-59. Died Mar. (? Feb.) 11, 1658-g,
aged 80. Buried at Selattyn. Father of Thomas (1632).
{Peile, I. 224; W. M. Nugoldston.)
WILDING, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Christ's, Apr.
17, 1697. S. of Thomas. B. at Bretherton, Lanes. Bapt.
Apr. i8i 1680, at Croston. Matric. 1697; Scholar, 1698-9;
B.A. 1700-1; M.A. 1704. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) May 31,
1702; priest (London) May 23, 1703. R. of Throcking, Herts.,
in 1706. R. of Aspeden, 1707-43. Chaplain to the Bishop of
Ely. Died before Apr. 1743. Father of Richard (1728-9).
{Peile, 11. 138.)
WILDING, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Trinity, June 13,
1723. S. of Richard, of Shropshire. Matric. 1723; Scholar,
1726; B.A. 1726-7; M.A. 1730.
WILDING, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Christ's, Jan. 7,
1728-9. S. of Richard (1697). B. at Aspeden, Herts. School,
Buntingford (Mr Sherson). Matric. 1729-30; Scholar, 1729;
B.A. 1732-3; M.A. 1736. Fellow, 1735-50. Senior Greek
Lecturer and Mildmay Preacher, 1744 and 1745. Incorp. at
Oxford, 1741. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June 20, 1736; priest.
May 28, 1738. V. of AmweU, Herts., 1743-74. V. of Little
Canfield, 1749-74. Chaplain to Lord Willoughby de Broke.
Died Mar. 13, 1774, at Canfield. Buried there. WiU, P.C.C.
{Peile, II. 219; A I. Oxon.)
VILDING, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's, Apr. 26,
1632. S. of James (1597-8), R. of Selattj-n, Salop. Bapt.
there, June 11, 1615. School, Coventry (Mr White). Matric.
1632; B.A. 1635-6; M.A. 1639. FeUow, 1638-44; ejected;
reappears in 1660 and would have been reappointed Fellow
in 1661, but the College compounded by giving him £20, on
account of his sufferings and to save the charge of another
supernumerary. Canon of St Asaph, 1672. R. of Selattyn,
1675-8. Died Apr. 4, 1678. Buried at Selattyn. {Peile, 1.
418.)
WILDING, WILLIAM. B.A. from Trinity, 1624-5. Ord.
priest (Peterb.) May 20, 1627. Intruded R. of Plumpton,
Northants., Apr. 9, 1647. Will dated, Sept. 29, 1670; proved
(.\rchd. Northants.) Dec. 2, 1673; desired to be buried in
Plumpton Church. (H. I. Longden.)
WILDMAN, FRANCIS. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi,
Lent, 1634-5. Of Norfolk. B.A. 1638-9; M.A. 1642. Prob-
ably brother of John (1637).
WILDMAN, GEOFFREY. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Christ's,
June 23, 1691. S. of Thomas. B. at Thornton, in Lonsdale,
Yorks. School, Sedbergh [adm. there as 'Alfred']. Matric.
1691. {Peile, II. 122; Sedbergh Sch. Reg.)
WILDMAN, JOHN. Said to have been educated at Cambridge.
The well-known politician and writer. B. c. 1621. Served
under Fairfax, 1646-7. Major in Colonel John Reynold's
regiment in Ireland, 1649. Imprisoned in the Tower of
London for plotting the overthrow of the Protector, 1655-6.
Imnrisoned on suspicion of plotting against the Government,
1661-7. Associated with Algernon Sidney and others in
schemes against Charles II and the Duke of York, c. 1681.
Committed to the Tower, for complicity in the Rye House
Plot, 1683-4. Became Monmouth's chief agent in England,
but refused to join him when he landed. Escaped to Holland;
returned with WiUiam, Prince of Orange. M.P. for Wootton
WiLFORD, Francis
Bassett, 1689. Postmaster-General, 1689-91. Knighted,
Oct. 29, 1692. Author, political. Died June 2, 1693, aged 72.
Buried at Shrivenham, Berks. {D.N.B.; Al. Oxon., where
he is confused with a namesake.)
WILDMAN, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1637. Of Norfolk. B.A. 1640-1; M.A. 1644. Probably
brother of Francis (1634-5).
WILDMAN, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age above 20) at Christ's,
Dec. 18, 1663. S. of John. B. at Austwick, Yorks. School,
Giggleswick. Matric. 1667; B.A. 1667-8; M.A. 1671. In-
corp. at Oxford, 1682. Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1668.
R. of Avington, Hants., 1685-91. R. of Cosgrave, Northants.,
1691-8. Buried there Jan. 6, 1698-9. One of these names
Master of Thirsk School, 1671-9. (Peile, 1. 607; Baker, 11.
133; Al. Oxon.)
WILDMAN, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Magdalene,
Apr. 9, 1670. S. of Hugh, of Settle, Yorks. School, Giggles-
wick. Matric. 1670. Migrated to Christ's, Sept. 24, 1670.
B.A. 1673-4. Ord. deacon (York) June; priest, Sept. 1674.
- V. of Carlton, near Skipton, 1684-91. Died 1691. {Peile, 11.
32; Giggleswick Sch. Reg., 20.)
WILDMAN, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 20) at St John's, Mar.
28, 1692. S. of Bryan, husbandman. B. at Tunstall, Lanes.
School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1693; B.A. 1695-6. Ord. deacon
(Chester) Mar. 7, 1695-6; priest, Sept. 19, 1696. C. of
Ulverston, Lanes., 1696-1714- Buried there July 8, 1714-
Admon. (Archd. Richmonds.) 1714- (E- Axon.)
WYLDMAN, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter,
1574: B.A. 1576-7; M.A. 1580.
WILDMAN, WILLIAM. B.A. from Peterhouse, 1592-3-
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 1, 1594; 'M.A. of St Peter's
College.'
WILDMAN, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Christ's, June 10, 1625.
S. of James, of Yorkshire. School, Giggleswick. Matric.
1625; B.A. 1628-9; M.A. 1632. One of these names R. of
Ore, Hastings, 1638-47. Will (P.C.C.) 1647 {Peile, i. 368.)
WILDMORE, see WILMER.
WILDON, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1583.
Of Yorkshire.
WYLDON, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from St John's, c. 1596.
WILES or WYLES, ED. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1551-
WILES, JOHN. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, Mar. 6, 1678-9.
Matric. 1679; B.A. 1682-3. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Dec.
1683; priest (London) Sept. 21, 1704-
WILES, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Sidney, June i, 1665.
S. and h. of William, gent. B. at Sutterton, Lines. Matnc.
1665.
WILFLETE or WOLFLET, WILLIAM. Master of Clare, 1448-
55. Chancellor of the University, 1458, 1464, 1466. R. of
Fulboum St Vigor, Cambs., 1443-70. Dean of Stoke-by-
Clare. Died Jan. 25, 1470. {Clare Coll. Hist.)
WILFORD, see also WILSFORD.
WILFORD or WILLESFORTH, EDWARD. B.A. 1508-9.
WILFORD, EDWARD. Adm. pens, at Queens', Apr. 13, 1592-
Of Kent. Matric. c. 1592.
WILFORD or WILSFORD, EDWARD. Adm. pens, at Clare,
1628. 3rd s. of Sir Thomas, of Heding, Kent. Matric. 1628;
B.A. 1631-2; M.A. 1636; D.D. from Peterhouse, 1660 {Lit.
Reg.). [Perhaps 3.D. (Oxford) 1643, WiUesford.] Fellow
of Peterhouse, 1638-44. A staunch Royalist; present at
the battle of Worcester, 1651. Marshalled the nobility and
gentry of Kent to meet Charles II on his arrival at Dover,
1660. V. of Lydd, Kent, in 1664; Ucence (Lambeth) for
non-residence, May, 1664. Married (i) Anne, dau. of the
Earl of Castlehaven; (2) Elizabeth, dau. of Dean Bargrave.
Diedbefore June, 1670. Buried at Lydd. Brother of Thomas
(1628) and father of Richard (1683). {Vis. of Kent, 1619;
Walker, 61; Al. Oxon.; T. C. Dale; Hasted, 111. 75o, where
another son Richard is mentioned.)
WYLFORD, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1571.
WILFORD or WILSFORD, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from
Trinity, Easter, 1629, Wilford. Of Kent. Probably s. of
Francis, of Dover. B. c. 1614. Scholar, 1631; B.A. 1632-3,
Wilsford; M.A. 1636; D.D. 1660 {Lit. Reg.). Fellow, 1633.
Master of Corpus Christi (by Royal mandate) June 29, 1661-
7. Vice-Chancellor, 1665-6, 1666-7. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
Sept. 24, 1637. V. of St Ippolyts, Herts., 1637-43. R. of
Holywell with Needmgworth, Hunts., 1645-67. Chaplain to
the King, i66o. Archdeacon of Bedford, 1662-7. Dean of
Ely, 1662. R. of Landbeach, Cambs., 1667. Died July 18,
1667. Buried in the College Chapel. Will proved (V.C.C.)
1668. Admon. (P.C.C.) Aug. 1667. (Bentham, Ely; Vts. of
Kent, 1619; Le Neve, Fasti, ill. 681.)
408
WiLFORD, Francis
WILFORD, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, at Trinity, June 28, 1661.
Matric. i66i.
WILFORD, GERSON. Student at Cambridge, in 1575. S. of
John, Merchant Taylor. School, Merchant Taylors'. Brother
of John (1571)-
WYLFORD, JAMES. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1567. Of Kent. S. of Thomas. School, Merchant Taylors'.
B.A. 1571-2; M.A. 1575. Fellow, 1573. Preb. of York,
1578-1605. V. of Sutton Forest, Vorks., 1585-1605.
WILFORD, JAMES. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1605.
WILFORD, JOHN DE. Adm. a scholar at King's Hall, Jan. 24,
1350. Promoted to a benefice, June 13, 1356.
WILFORD, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter, 1560.
Possibly s. of Stephen, of Hadley, Middlesex. B. c. 1545.
Married Elizabeth Cordwell. Buried at Enfield, Aug. 20,
1586. Probably father of William (c. 1595). (F. C. Cass,
Monken Hadley, 198.)
WILFORD, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter, 1565.
Probably '2nd s. of James, of London'; adm. at Lincoln's
Inn, Feb. 3, 1570-1. Brother of William (1565). (Peile,
I. 91; Vis. of Kent, 16x9.)
WILFORD, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Michs. 1571.
S. of John, Merchant Taylor. School, Merchant Taylors'.
Brother of Gerson (1575).
WILFORD, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Nov. 4, 1652. Of
London. Matric. 1654; Scholar, 1655; B.A. 1656-7; M.A.
1660. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) May 28; priest. May 31,
1662.
WILFORD, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Nov. 30, 1683.
Of Kent. S. of Edward (1628), D.D. (According to Hasted,
III. 750, a son Richard, who was captain of a man-of-war,
died 1682.) Matric. 1683-4; B.A. 1687-8.
WILFORD, ROGER. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1629.
Doubtless s. of William (1595). Bapt. June 18, 1611, at
Enfield, Middlesex. Scholar, 1631; B.A. 1632-3: M.A. 1636;
D.D. 1663 (Lit. Reg.). V. of Marsworth, Bucks., 1650,
sequestered during the Great Rebellion. R. of Northchurcb,
Herts., 1661. Preb. of St Paul's, 1665. Buried Mar. 30, 1675,
at Enfield. WiU (P.C.C.) i675- [Lipscomb, in.; F.C.Cass,
Monken Hadley.)
WILFORD, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter, 1628.
Doubtless s. of Sir Thomas, of Hading, Kent, Knt., and
brother of Edward (1628).
WILFORD or WILSFORD, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Trinity,
Jan. 7, 1662-3. Matric. 1663, Wilsford; Scholar, 1664; B.A.
1666-7. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) July 22, 1668. V. of Sundon,
Beds., 1668-83. V. of Streatley, 1673-83. Married (1) Anne,
dau. of Thomas Cheyne, Nov. 25, 1672; (2) Anne White,
Aug. 17, 1676. Buried Oct. 22, 1683, at Sundon.
WYLFORDE, W. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter, 1565.
Probably 'William,' 2nd s. of James, of London. Probably
brother of John (1565).
WYLFORDE, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1544-
WILFORD, WILLIAM. Matric. Fell. -Com. from Trinity, c.
1595. Probably s. of John (1560), of Enfield, Middlesex.
Of Enfield and Hadley. Married Magdalen, dau. of Roger
Taylor, of Aldersgate, London. Buried at Enfield, Jan. 7,
1625-6. Will (P.C.C) 1625-6. Doubtless father of Roger
(1629). (F. C. Cass, Monken Hadley.)
WILGRACE, SAMUEL. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's,
Michs. 1638. Of Norfolk.
WILKES, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Easter,
1584.
WILKES, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Sidney, June 4,
1731. S. of Richard, deceased. B. at Tunstall, Yorks.
School, Kirkheaton (Mr Clarke). Matric. i7'^i. Adm. at
Lincoln's Inn, July 6, 1731. Called to the Bar, 1739.
WILKS, GEORGE. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Peterhouse, Apr.
22, 1725. Of Yorkshire. School, East Retford, Notts.
Matric. 1725; Scholar, 1725; B.A. 1728-9. Litt. dim. from
York for deacon, Sept. 1729; for priest, 1733. C. of Aston,
Yorks., 1729. One of these names R. of Eastergate, Sussex,
1749; LL.B.; died Oct. 31, 1752; of Chichester Cathedral.
(G. Mag.; Dallaway, 11. 75.)
WILKS, JOHN. Kept two terms at Cambridge. B.A. (Merton
College, Oxford) 1580-1; M.A. (Oxford) 1584.
WILKS, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1606; B.A.
from St Catharine's, 1608-9. Ord. deacon (York) May 19;
priest, Sept. 22, 161 1. C. of Alwalton, Hunts., 1613.
WiLKiNS, James
WILKS, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Trinity, June 26, 1651. Of
Worcestershire. Matric. 1652; B.A. 1654-5; M.A. 1658.
Fellow, 1657. Incorp. at Oxford, 1658. R. of Frodesley,
Salop, 1662. R. of Pitchford, 1668. (Al. Oxon.)
WILKS, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar at Jesus, June 27, 1653. Of
Gloucestershire. Matric. 1653; B.A. 1656.
WILKES, RICHARD. B.A. 1523-4; M.A. 1527; B.D. 1536-7-
Fellow of Queens', 1526-42. Proctor, 1533-4. Lady
Margaret Preacher, 1539. Master of Christ's, 1548-53,
expelled. V. of Littlebury, Essex, 1 541-4. R. of Pulham,
Norfolk, 1542. R. of Fen Ditton, Cambs., 1544. Chaplain
to the Bishop; Master of St John's Hospital, Ely, 1547.
Preb. of Ely, 1550. Retired to Ely, 1553. Died there Oct. 15,
1556. {Peile, I. 12; Cooper, i. 162; Le Neve, Fasti, i. 357.)
WILKES, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Clare, Michs.
1570.
WILKES, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 19) at St John's, Mar.
13, 1709-10. S. and h. of Richard, gent. B. Mar. 16, 1690-1,
at Willenhall, near Walsall, Stafis. School, Sutton, Warws.
(Mr Saunders). Matric. 1710; B.A. 1713-4; M.A. 1717.
Fellow, 1717-23. Practised physic at Wolverhampton and
became eminent in his profession. Married (1) Rachel, dau.
of Roland Manlove, of Leigh's Hill, Abbot's Bromley,
Staffs., June 24, 1725; (2) Frances, dau. of Sir John Wrottes-
ley, Bart. Author, medical. Buried at Bilston, Mar. 4, 1760.
Will (P.C.C.) 1760. (Scott-Mayor; D.N.B.; Shaw, u. 149.)
WILKES, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Easter,
1605. Doubtless s. and h. of William (1577), of Wisbech,
Cambs., gent. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Jan. 31, 1609-10.
Called to the Bar, 1616. (Cambs. Vis., 1619.)
WILKES, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1558;
Scholar, 1560; B.A. 1562-3; M.A. 1566. Fellow, 1563.
WILKES, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, Apr. 30,
1577. S. of Edward, yeoman, of Wisbech, Cambs. School,
Wisbech. Matric. 1577; B.A. from Jesus, 1580-1. Of
Wisbech, Esq., in 1619. Doubtless father of Robert (1605).
(Venn, i. 91.)
WILKES, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Clare, Sept. 7, 1636.
Matric. 1637; B.A. 1641-2.
WILKIN, DANIEL. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, 1642-3. Of
Cambridge. B.A. 1649-50.
WILKIN, JAMES. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Easter, 1631.
One of these names V. of Rodmersham, Kent, 1640,
'M.A.'
WILKIN, RICHARD. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, 1648-9. Of
Cambridgeshire. Matric. 1648-9; B.A. 1652-3; M..^. 1672.
Ord. deacon (Chichester) May 25; priest. May 26, i66o.
R. of Isfield, Sussex, 1672-90. R. of Newick, 1672--90.
Buried there June 16, 1690. Perhaps brother of William
(1645-6). (W. C. Renshaw.)
WILKIN, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Nov. 5, 1620.
Matric. 1621; B.A. 1624-5. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Apr. 24,
1625; priest, Mar. 5, 1625-6. C. of Thetford Chapel, Stretham,
Cambs., 1626-32. Probably buried at St Mary's, Ely, Oct.
22, 1632; clerk.
WILKIN, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Jan. 27, 1645-
6. Of Cambridgeshire. Matric. 1647-8; B.A. 1649-56; M.A.
1653. Perhaps brother of Richard (1648-9).
WILKINS, ABRAHAM. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, July 2,
1692. Of Leicestershire. Matric. 1693; B.A. 1695-6. Ord.
deacon (Ely) Mar. 8, 1695-6; priest (Norwich) Nov. 3, 1700.
R. of Southmere and Docking, Norfolk, 1703-4. V. of
Thomham, 1704-33. R. of Titchwell, 1704-33. Died 1733.
(Blomefield, x. 395.)
WYLKINS, CHARLES. Adm. pens, at Caius, Dec. 3, 1562.
Of Stanningfield, Suffolk. S. of William. School, Bury St
Edmunds. Matric. 1563. Resident, 1564.
WILKINS (or WILKE), DAVID. D.D. 1717 (Com. Reg.). B. at
Memel, 1685; of Prussian parentage. Lord Almoner's pro-
fessor of Arabic, 1724--9. Ord. deacon (Ely) May 20; priest,
Sept. 23, 1711. Librarian at Lambeth, 1715-8. R. of Little
Mongeham, Kent, 1716-9. R. of Gt Chart, 1719- Chaplain
to Archbishop Wake, 1719- R- of Hadleigh, Suffolk, 1719-45.
R. of Monks Klcigh, 1719-45. F.S..\., 1720. Preb. of Cinter-
bury, 1720-45. Archdeacon of Suffolk, 1724-45. Married
Margaret, dau. of Thomas, Lord Fairfax, Nov. 15, 1725.
Author, Concilia Magnae Britanniae et Hiberniae. Died
Sept. 6, 1745, aged 62. Buried at Hadleigh. Will, P.C.C,
(D.N.B.)
WILKINS, JAMES. M.A. from St John's, 1740. S. of Howell,
of St Davids, Pembroke. Matric. (Jesus College, Oxford)
May 11, 1724. Perhaps B..^. (Oxford).
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WiLKiNS, John
WILKINS, JOHN. M.A. 1639 (Incorp. from Oxford); D.D.
1658-9 (do.). S. of Walter, of Oxford. B. at Fawsley,
Northants. Matric. (New Inn HaU, Oxford) May 4, 1627,
age 13; B.A. (Magdalen Hall, Oxford) 1631; M.A. 1634.
Created B.D. 1648 and D.D. (Oxford) 1649. Warden of
Wadham College, Oxford, 1648-59. Master of Trinity,
Cambridge, 1659. V. of Fawsley, Northants., 1637. Canon
of York, 1660-8. Preacher of Gray's Inn, 1661. R. of
Cranford, Middlesex, 1661. V. of St Lawrence Jewry,
1662-8. R. of Polebrook, Northants., 1666-7. Canon and
precentor of Exeter, 1667-8. Canon of St Paul's, 1668.
F.R.S., 1663 (one of the founders); first secretary of the
Royal Society, 1668. Dean of Ripon, 1668. R. of Wigan,
1668-72. Bishop of Chester, 1668-72. Adhered to the
parliamentary side in the Civil War and took the covenant,
but afterwards acknowledged allegiance to Charles II and
later to the usurpers. Married Robina French, widow, sister
of Oliver Cromwell, Lord Protector. Author, mathematical,
etc. Died Nov. 19, 1672. Buried Dec. 12, 1672, at St
Lawrence Jewry. {D.N.B.; Baker, 1. 388, 395; Al. Oxon.)
WILKINS, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Caius, May 1,
1672. S. of John, gent., of North Pickenham, Norfolk. B.
at MUdenhall, Suffolk. Schools, Swaffham (Dr Needham)
and Seaming (Mr Burton). Matric. 1672; Scholar, 1672-8;
B.A. 1675-6; M.A. 1679. Ord. deacon (London) Sept. 23,
1677; priest, May 10, 1680. Probably R. of Sporle and
Palgrave, Norfolk, 1682-90 (but said in Consig. Bk, 1686,
to have been ordained priest at Norwich, Mar. 7, 1679-80).
Died June 16, 1690. Will (Norwich C. C.) 1690; of Sporle.
{Venn, i. 446.)
WILKINS, . Com. for M.A. 1474-5-
WYLLKINS (or WYCKINGS), . Sizar of Peterhouse,
Lent, 1543-4-
WILKINSON, ANDREW. Adm. pens, at Clare, July 2, I7i5-
Doubtless s. and h. of Charles, of Boroughbridge, and of
Aldborough, Yorks. B. at Boroughbridge. Matric. 1715.
Adm. at the Middle Temple, July 8, 1719- M.P. for Ald-
borough, 1735-65. Chief Store-Keeper of the Ordnance,
1746. Steward of the manor of East Hendred, Berks., 1772.
Married Barbara, dau. of WilUam Jessop, of Broomhall,
Yorks., Esq., Sept. 2, 1723. Perhaps died at Boroughbridge,
Mar. 29, 1784. Perhaps brother of Charles (1723). father of
Charles (1742) and James (1748). (G- Mag.; M. H. Peacock.)
WILKINSON, ANTHONY. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi,
Michs. 1602; B.A. 1605-6; M.A. 1609. Ord. deacon (Nor-
wich) Sept. 21, 1607, age 24; 'C. of Thursford'; priest,
Dec. 20, 1607. V. of Lakenham, Norfolk, 1610. V. of Did-
lington, 1615-22. R. of Colveston, 1616-22. Perhaps R. of
Flixton, Suffolk, 1622-33.
WILKINSON, ANTHONY. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1604; B.A. from St Catharine's, 1606-7. Ord. deacon
(Chester) June 11; priest, June 12, 1609. C. of Sutton,
Lines., in 1614.
WILKINSON, CALEB. Matric. sizar from Trinity, 1638;
B.A. 1641; M.A. 1646. Ord. deacon (Lincohi) Sept. 25, 1642
R. of Foxholes, Yorks., c. 1642-1710. Died 1710.
WILKINSON, CHARLES. Adm. pens, at Clare, June 10, 1723-
Perhaps s. of Charles, of Boroughbridge, Yorks. B. at
Ripley, Yorks. Matric. 1724; B.A. 1726-7. Perhaps Re-
ceiver-General for Yorks.; died Nov. i735- Probably
brother of Thomas (1719) and perhaps brother of Andrew
(1715)-
WILKINSON, CHARLES. Adm. pens, at Pembroke, July 2,
1742. S. of Andrew (1715), of Boroughbridge, Yorks., Esq.
Matric. 1742; LL.B. 1748. Adm. at the Middle Temple,
July 23, 1742. CaUedtotheBar, 1749. M.P. for Aldborough,
1774-7. Steward of the Chiltem Hundreds, Bucks., 1777-
(H. A. C. Sturgess; M. H. Peacock.)
WILKINSON, CHRISTOPHER. B.A. 1529-30. Fellow of
Peterhouse, 1531-c. 6.
WILKINSON, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. pens, from Trinity,
Lent, 1577-8. One of these names B.A. (St Edmund Hall,
Oxford) July 2, 1585.
WILKINSON, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. pens, from St Catha-
rine's, Easter, 1655. Perhaps 3rd s. of Thomas, of Kirk-
brigg, Yorks., gent. B. c. 1636. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn,
1661.' Married three wives. Died Jan. 13, 1693-4. Buried
at Waddington. Will, York. (Surtees, iv. 3.)
WILKINSON, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. sizar at Christ's, May 29,
1682 S of John. B. at Horton, Yorks. School, Horton
(Mr Armitage). Matric. 1682; B.A. 1685-6. Ord. deacon
(Chester, Litt. dim. from York) Sept. 25, 1687. C. of Armley,
Yorks., 1690-1707. Perhaps chaplain in the Navy, 1705.
{Peile, II. 88.)
WILKINSON, EDMUND. Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, July 29,
1625. Of Cambridgeshire. Matric. 1626; B.A. 1628-9.
Wilkinson, James
WILKINSON, EDWARD. B.A. 1553-4- Scholar of Gonville
HaU. Fellow, 1554. Perhaps V. of Wiggenhall St Mary,
Norfolk, 1556-77. One of these names of St GUes', Cripple-
gate, clerk; will (P.C.C.) 1603.
WILKINSON, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from St John's, c. 1596.
WILKINSON, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1601.
WILKINSON, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from King's, Easter,
1635; B.A. 1638-9.
WILKINSON, EDWARD. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Christ's,
Apr. 26, 1660. S. of Richard. B. at Bradford, Yorks. School,
Bradford (Mr Cotes). Matric. 1660; B.A. 1663. Ord. deacon
(York) Sept. 1664; priest, 1665. V. of Sowerby, Yorks.,
1664. P.C. of Illingworth, 1668-1714. Died Jan. 4, 1714-
{Peile, I. 590.)
WILKINSON, EDWARD. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's,
June 12, 1674. S. of William, yeoman, of Reagill, Shap,
Westmorland. B. there. School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1674;
B..^.. 1681-2. Ord. priest (York) Sept. 1681. Brother of
WUliam (1671).
WILKINSON, FRANCIS. Matric. sizar from Queens', Lent,
1579-80. Of Cambridgeshire.
WILKINSON, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from King's, Easter,
1637. (Previously matric. (Merton College, Oxford) Oct. 17,
1634, age 19.) Of Cumberland. S. of Robert, of St Bees.
B.A. 1637-8; M.A. from Pembroke, 1641. Perhaps se-
questrated to Brightlingsea, Essex, 1645-7.
WILKINSON, GEORGE. Adm. sizar at Caius, May, 1725-
Matric. 1725. One of these names V. of Crosby Ravens-
worth, Westmorland, 1747, and chaplain to Lord Haversham.
Author, Commemoration sermon at Charterhouse Chapel,
1736. {Venn, 11. 23.)
WILKINSON, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1565; Scholar, 1568; B.A. 1568-9; M.A. 1572. Fellow, 1571-
Under Master, Merchant Taylors' School, 1573; Head
Master, 1586-92. {Robinson, xiii.)
WILKINSON, HENRY. Adm. at King's (age 16) a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 25, 1604. Of EUand, Yorks. S. of William, of
EUand. Died in CoOege, 1606-7. {Harwood.)
WILKINSON, HENRY. B.A. from Trinity, 1608-9; M.A. 1612.
Exhibitioner from St Paul's, 1605. Ord. deacon (York) Dec.
1614. V. of Messingham, Lines., 1620. R. of Gate Burton,
1620. V. of Marton, 1633.
WILKINSON, HENRY. D.D. 1656 (Incorp. from Oxford).
Doubtless s. of William, of Adwick-le-Street, Yorks., clerk.
B. there, 1616. Matric. (Magdalen Hall, Oxford) Oct. 10,
1634, age 17; B.A. (Oxford) 1635; M.A. 1638; B.D. 1648;
D.D. 1652. Fellow and Vice-President of Magdalen College,
Oxford, 1648, by the Parliamentarv Visitors. Principal of
Magdalen Hall, 1648-62. Whyte Professor of Moral
Philosophy, 1649-54. Commonly called 'Dean Henry.'
Probably minister of Epping, Essex, in 1647. A noncon-
formist. Preached at Buckminster, Leics.; settled at Gos-
fleld, Essex, 1669-72; removed to Sible Hedingham, 1673.
At Gt Comard, Suffolk, in 1680. Died there May 13, 1690.
Buried at Milding, near Lavenham. To be distinguished
from a contemporary namesake, R. of St Dunstan-in-the-
West, for whom see Al. Oxon. {Al. Oxon.; Calamy, i. 241;
D.N.B.; Vis. of Berks., 1665, 11. 229.)
WILKINSON, HUGH. Matric. pens, from St John's, c. 1594;
B.A. (? 1594-5); M.A. 1598. Ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.)
Mar. 30, 1596. One of these names, clerk, licensed (Lincoln)
as schoolmaster at Grantham, Lines., Mar. 27, 1605; also
licence to marry Mary Cheyne, same date.
WILKINSON, JAMES. B.Can.L. 1500-1.
WILKINSON, JAMES. B.A. from Trinity Hall, 1619-20;
M.A. 1623. One of these names R. of Hinxhill, Kent, 1642-
66. Died 1666.
WILKINSON, JAMES. Adm. pens, (age 25) at Peterhouse,
May 28, 1657. Of Yorkshire. School, Gisbum Forest. One
of these names V. of Kirkby-m-Cleveland, Yorks., 1661-97.
WILKINSON, JAMES. M.A. from Emmanuel, 1722. S. of
John, of Sherborne, Dorset, clerk. Matric. (Wadham College,
Oxford) Mar. 17, 1702-3, age 17; B.A. (AU Souls, Oxford)
1706. Ord. deacon (Sarum) June 8, 1707; priest (Bath and
Wells) Sept. 25, 1709. V. of Long Burton, Dorset, 1718-61.
R. of Weston Bampfield, 1727. Died Jan. 22, 1761, aged 73.
M.I. at Long Burton. Will, P.C.C. {At. Oxon.; F. S. Hocka-
day; T. C. Dale.)
WILKINSON, JAMES. Adm. pens, (age 19) at St John's,
Sept. 30, 1740. S. of John, attoniey-at-law, of Yorkshire.
B. at Hull. School, Beverley (Mr Clarke). Matric. 1740;
B.A. 1744-5; M.A. 1749- Ord. deacon (Lincohi) Sept. 21;
priest, Dec. 21, 1746. C. of St Mary's, Bedford. {Scott-Mayor,
III. 509.)
HO
Wilkinson, James
WILKINSON, JAMES. Adm. pens, at Clare, Apr. 14, 1748.
4th s. of Andrew (1715). B. at Boroughbndge, Yorks.
School, Beverley. Matric. 1748; B.A. 1752; M.A. 1755. Ord.
deacon (York) June 9, 1754; priest, Sept. 1755. V. of
Sheffield, 1754-1805. Preb. of York, 1759-1805. Preb. of
Ripon, 1761. Died Jan. 18, 1805, aged 74. Buried at
Boroughbridge. M.I. at Aldborough. {Scott-Mayor, in.
509; W. J. Kaye; Hunter, Hallamshire, 272.)
WILKINSON, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Easter, 1565.
Perhaps ord. priest (Ely) Dec. 11, 1573. V. of Stratford St
Andrew, Suffolk, 1591, 'B.A.' One of these names V. of
Cobham, Surrey, 1597-99; died 1599.
WILKINSON, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1576.
WILKINSON, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St John's, c. 1593;
B.A. 1596-7; M.A. 1600. Perhaps V. of Swine, Yorks.,
1599-1625. R. of Foxholes, 1617. One of these names V. of
Easingham, Yorks., 1625-39.
WILKINSON, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1624. Of Norwich.
WILKINSON, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Apr. 21, 1624. Of
Suffolk. Matric. 1626; Scholar, 1628; B.A. 1627-8; M.A.
1634. Perhaps ejected from Newton, Suffolk, in 1662.
(Calamy, 11. 434.)
WILKINSON, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's, Feb. 4,
1651-2. S. of Christopher, gent., of Bumsall, Yorks. B.
there. School, Bumsall. Matric. 1652. Perhaps adm. at
Leyden, Aug. 23, 1662; of Yorkshire.
WILKINSON, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter, 1652.
Of Warwickshire. B.A. 1655-6.
WILKINSON, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 29) at Magdalene,
June 18, 1669; schoolmaster; B.A. 1672.
WILKINSON, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, Dec. 24,
1670. S. of William, of Millington, Yorks. B. there. School,
Pocklington. Matric. 1671; B.A. 1674-5; M.A. 1678. Ord.
deacon (Norwich) June, 1680; priest, July, 1681. V. of
Friston, Suffolk, 1680. P.C. of Snape and R. of Kelsale,
1691. R. of Hollesley, 1693.
WILKINSON, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May i, 1693.
Of Yorkshire. Matric. 1696; B.A. 1696-7; M.A. 1700. Ord.
deacon (York) Sept. 22, 1700; priest, Sept. 21, 1701. C. of
Ryther, Yorks., 1701. P.C. of StiUingfleet, 1705-8. R. of
Escrick, 1708-15. V.of HolyTrinity, Hull.in 1715. Chaplain
to the Earl of Holdemess. (Lambeth Act Bk; T. C. Dale.)
WILKINSON, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, July 2, 1722.
Of Armley, Yorks. School, Eton. Matric. 1723; B.A. 1725-6;
M.A. 1729; B.D. 1736. Fellow, 1728. Incorp. at Oxford,
1733. Junior Proctor, 1734-5. Ord. deacon (Lincoln)
Dec. 20, 1730; priest, June 4, 1732. R. of Wallington,
Herts., 1736-59. V. of Houghton Regis, Beds., 1739. Master
of Birmingham School, Warws., 1746-59. Died Feb. 26,
1759. [Al. Oxon.; T. C. Dale; G. Mag.)
WILKINSON, JOHN. M.A. from King's, 1727. S. of John, of
Abby Holme, Cumberland. Matric. (Queen's College,
Oxford) June 2, 1720, age 17; B.A. (Oxford) 1723-4. Ord.
deacon (Bristol) Mar. i, 1723; priest (London) May 28, 1727.
R. of Eastwell, Kent, 1730, and C. of the chapel of Wye,
till 1743. Perhaps brother of Thomas (1729-30). {Al. Oxon.;
Lambeth Act Bk; T. C. Dale.)
WILKINSON, JOHN. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 18) at St John's,
June 7, 1728. S. of John, Esq., of Yorkshire. B. at Green-
head, near Huddersfleld. School, Bradford (Mr Hill).
Matric. 1728.
WILKINSON, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's,
May 18, 1688. S. of Matthew, draper. B. at Leeds, Yorks.
School, Kippax. Matric. 1688; B.A. 1691-2; M.A. 1696.
V. of Halifax, 1691-1711. Died Dec. 28, 1711. Father of
Joseph (1704).
WILKINSON, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Sept. 7, 1702.
Of Yorkshire.
WILKINSON, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar at St John's, Oct. 24, 1704.
S. of Joseph (1688), V. of Halifax, Yorks. B. in London.
School, Hipperholme, Yorks. (Mr Sharp). Matric. 1705. One
of these names, 'of Queens',' ord. priest (Lincoln) Mar. 13,
1719-20. C. of Wootton, Beds., 1719-26.
WILKINSON, LAURENCE. Matric. sizar from St John's, c.
1592; B..\. 1595-6; M.A. 1600. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Aug.
29; priest, Sept. 12, 1602.
WILKINSON, LEONARD. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's,
Apr. 6, 1681. S. of Leonard, gent., of Richmonds. B. there.
School, Brignall (private). Matric. 1681; B.A. 1684-5. Ord.
deacon (Carlisle) Feb. 28, 1685-6; priest. Mar. 12, 1687-8.
Probably C. of Forcett, Yorks., in 1691.
WILKINSON, MATTHEW. Adm. pens, at Queens', Dec. 13,
1682. Of Yorkshire. Matric. 1683.
Wilkinson, Thomas
WILKINSON, MATTHEW. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's,
July I, 1721. S. of John, clothier, of Yorkshire. B. at
lUingworth, near Halifax. School, Bradford (Mr Hill).
Matric. 1722; B.A. 1725-6. Ord. deacon (York) June 9,
1727; priest, July 21, 1728. Head Master of Skipton Grammar
School, 1731-51. V. of Irthington, Cumberland, 1732-45.
Died Aug. 1751. {Scott-Mayor, iii. 343; T. W. Edmondson.)
WILKINSON, MICHAEL. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Michs.
1565.
WILKINSON, MICHAEL. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1579; B.A. 1582-3. One of these names R. of Ilder-
ton, Northumberland, 1621.
WILKINSON, NATHANIEL. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June
30, 1715. Of Dorset. Matric. 1717; B.A. 1718-9.
WILKINSON, NICHOLAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs.
1554 (impubes).
WILKINSON, PAUL. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Easter,
1585. Possibly s. of Bartholomew, of Hanny Magna, Essex,
clerk (whose will (Cons. C. London) 1619)'. B.A. 1588-9;
M.A. 1592. R. of Portchester, Hants., 1603. (T. C. Dale.)
WILKINSON, PHILIP. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Mar. 16,
1705-6. Of Suffolk. Matric. 1706; B.A. 1709-10. Ord.
deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 23, 1710; priest (Norwich) Mar.
1712-3. V. of Bramfield, Suffolk, 1717-30. R. of Iken,
1724. R. of Saxmundham, 1730.
WILKINSON, RALPH. Scholar of Trinity, 1560. B. in Essex.
B.A. 1562-3; M.A. 1566; M.D. 1572. Fellow, 1563. Junior
Bursar, 1570-1. Adm. at R.C.P., 1586; Censor, 1588;
F.R.C.P., 1588; Treasurer, 1593; Registrar, 1605. Physician
to St Bartholomew's Hospital. Died 1609. Will (P.C.C.)
1610. (Munk, 1. 96.)
WILKINSON, RALPH. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs.
1579; Scholar, 1584.
WILKINSON, RICHARD. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1495-
WILKINSON, RICHARD. Scholar of Clare, c. 1539, age 14.
WILKINSON, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs.
1564. Probably chaplain of St Paul's School, London, 1571-3.
WILKINSON, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from St John's, AUchs.
1571.
WILKINSON, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Christ's,
July 2, 1633. S. of Anthony. B. at Lawkland, Yorks.
Bapt. Oct. 22, 1613, at Clapham. School, Giggleswick.
Matric. 1633; B.A. 1636-7. Perhaps Reader at Hatfield,
Herts., 1640, and father of the next. {PeiU, i. 428.)
WILKINSON, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Christ's, June 30,
1665. S. of Richard (? above). B. at Hatfield, Herts. School,
Charterhouse (exhibitioner). {Peile, 1. 619; Al. Carihus., 26.)
WILKINSON, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Easter,
1581; B.A. 1584-5; M.A. 1588. One of these names R. of
St Olave, Southwark, Surrey, 1614; M.A.; admon. (P.C.C.)
Dec. 17, 1617; as S.T.P.
WILKINSON, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs.
1582; B.A. from Trinity, 1584-5; M.A. 1588.
WILKINSON, ROBERT. B.A. from Queens', 1592-3.
WILKINSON, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from King's, Easter,
1606.
WILKINSON, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from St Catharines,
Easter, 1626.
WILKINSON, ROBERT. Adm. scholar (age 17) at Christ's,
Nov. 27, 1637; from Peterhouse. S. of Richard. B. at
Durham. Bapt. Nov. 28, 1619, at St Margaret's, Durham.
School, Durham (Mr Smelt). Matric. 1637; B.A. 1641-2;
M.A. 1645; D.D. 1663 {Lit. Reg.). C. of Ash, Kent, 1660.
V. of Eastchurch, 1661. One of the Six Preachers at Canter-
bury Cathedral. R. of St Peter, Sandwich, 1663-65. {PetU,
1. 45I-)
WILKINSON, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 19) at St John's,
Dec. 16, 1669; from Oxford. S. of Richard, of Lenham,
Kent. B. there. School, Canterbury. Matric. (Magdalen
Hall, Oxford) Feb. 22, 1666-7, age 16. Migrated to Cam-
bridge. Matric. 1669; B.A. 1670-1. Adm. at the Inner
Temple, Feb. 4, 1666; of Lenham, Kent, pent. Buried at
All Saints', Cambridge, Jan. 27, 1671-2. {ScoU-Mayor, ii. 23.)
WILKINSON, STEPHEN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Magdalene,
May 26, 1677. S. of John, gent. B. at Hilcot, Blackwell,
Derbs. School, Mansfield, Notts. Matric. 1677; B.A. 1680-1;
M.A. 1684.
WILKINSON, THOMAS. M.A.; B.D. 1479-80. Follow of
QuKKNs'. R. of Harrow, Miiidlcsox, 1479-1511. President
of Queens', 1485-1505. R. of Orinngton, Kent, 1476-1511.
Preb. of Ripon, 1511. Died Dec. 13, 1511. Buried at
Orpington. M.I. Will (P.C.C). (SforU, 104; Fulding.)
4"
Wilkinson, Thomas
WILKINSON, THOMAS. B.A. 1505-6. Perhaps R. of Gt
Stanway, Essex, 1514-31. R. of NettesweU, 1524-9- V. of
Ardley, 1529-31. Died 1531.
WILKINSON, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Michs. 1549 (impubes); B.A. 1559-60. Migrated to Trinity.
M.A. 1563. Fellow of Trinity, 1561. Probably R. of Burgate,
Suffolk, 1566-76. R. of Helmingham, 1576. Admon. (P.C.C.)
Jan. 28, 1617-8.
WILKINSON, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1570.
WILKINSON, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, 1601.
B.C. 1585. Exhibitioner from St Paul's, 1601. B.A. 1605-6;
M.A. 1609. Ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.) Dec. 22, i6ii.
V. of Langtoft, Lines., 1613. Will (LincoUi) 1652.
WILKINSON, THOMAS. Adm. pens, {age 19) at Peterhouse,
June 2, 1619. Of Yorkshire. Doubtless s. and h. of Richard,
of Manningham, in Bradford, Yorks. B. 1600. Matric. 1619;
B.A. 1622. Ord. deacon (York) Mar. 1622-3; priest, Dec.
162s. Succeeded his father at Manningham, c. 1647 (but
not "styled clerk in the Visitation). Married Martha, dau. of
Thomas MaUison, of Bradford. Perhaps buried May 11,
1663, at Bradford. [Vis. of Yorks., 1666; Genealogist, N.S.,
XXXII. 252.)
WILKINSON, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Clare, Michs. 1619;
B.A. 1623.
WILKINSON, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Christ's,
Sept. 12, 1657. S. of Andrew. B. at Boroughbndge, Yorks.
School, Ripon (Mr Holmes). Matric. 1657, 'WUUamson.
{Peile, I. 579.)
WILKINSON, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Queens', July 10, 1685.
Of Durham. Doubtless 2nd s. of WiUiam, of Crossgate.
Bapt. there, June 7. 1667. Matric. 1687; B.A. 1688-9. Of
the City of Durham. Barrister at-law. Mamed Mary, dau.
of William Fetherstonhalgh, of Brancepeth, Esq., Dec. 17,
1717, at Durham Abbey. Died Feb. 20, i733- M.I. at St
Mary-le-Bow. {Surtees, 1. 81.)
WILKINSON, THOMAS. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Jesus, Apr. 28,
1704. S.of Andrew, of Boroughbridge, Yorks., Esq. Matnc.
1704. Adm. at Gray's Inn, May 6, 1703. M.P. for Borough-
bridge, 1715-7, resigned on his appointment to an office
of profit by the Crown.
WILKINSON, THOMAS. M.A. 1705 (Com. Reg.). Probably the
above.
WILKINSON, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Christ's,
June 30, 1710. S. of Francis. B. at Broughton, Yorks.
School. Skipton. Matric. 1710; Scholar, 1710-1 ; B.A. 1713-4;
M.A. 1717. Fellow, 1714. Taxor, 1719- Ord. deacon (Vork)
Dec 1714; priest (Peterb.) Sept. 24, 1715- V. of Caldecote,
Cambs., 1725. Buried at Gt St Andrew's, Cambridge, Oct.
16, 1731. (Peile, II. I75-)
WILKINSON, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Clare, July 4, I7i9-
Perhaps s. of Charies, of Boroughbridge, Yorks. B. at
Ripley, Yorks. Matric. 1719. Probably brother of Charles
(1723) and perhaps of Andrew (1715)-
WILKINSON, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 20) at St John's,
Mar. 17, 1725-6. S. of T., of Yorkshire. B. at Acaster-
Selby Yorks. School, Threshfield. Matric. 1726; B.A.
1729-30. One of these names V. of Burley-in-Wharfedale,
Yorks. (Feb.-June) 1745-
WILKINSON, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Queens', July 4, i727-
Of Cumberland. Matric. 1727.
WILKINSON, THOMAS. Adm. scholar at Trinity Hall, Jan. 5,
1729-30. Of Abbey Holme, Cumberland. Perhaps s. of
John. B.A. 1735-6. One of these names chaplain in the
Navy, 1739-71. Perhaps brother of John (1727)-
WILKINSON, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Trinity, Mar.
13, 1740-1. S. of Abraham, of Bradford, Yorks. School,
Almondbury (Mr Brooke). Matric. 1741; B.A. 1745-6. Ord.
deacon (York) June 9, i745; priest, 1750. C. of Bmgley.
WILKINSON, WILLIAM. B.Can.L. 1480-1. Scholar at King's
Hall, 1461-83. FeUow of King's HaU, when ord. deacon
(Ely) Apr. 5, 1466.
WILKINSON, WILLIAM. B.Can.L. 1520-1.
WILKINSON, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Queens', Michs.
1568- B.A. 1571-2; M.A. 1575; B.D. 1582. Schoolmaster,
in Cambridge, in i579- Preb. of York, 1588-1613. Author,
theological. Died before Dec. 5, 1613. Will (P.C.C.) 1613.
[Cooper, II. 179; D.N.B.; Le Neve, Fasti, in. 188.)
WILKINSON, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1570.
WILKINSON, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1571; B.A. 1574-5; M.A. 1578; LL.D. 1588-9. Fellow, 15 77;
'of Yorks." Incorp. at Oxford, 1593. Adm. Advocate in the
Court of Arches, 1590. Perhaps Chancellor of the diocese
of Salisbury. [Al. Oxon.)
WiLLAN, Henry
WILKYNSON, WILLIAM. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 16) at Caius,
Jan. 22, 1603-4. S. of Richard, clerk in Chancery, of
Wateringbury, Kent. School, Carlton, Notts. Probably
adm. at Lincoln's Inn, May 13, 1606; of Kent. Married
Ann, dau. of Anthony Darell. Died 1618. [Venn, i. 183.)
WILKINSON, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1632. Of London. S. of Henry, R. of Waddesdon,
Bucks. B.A. 1635-6; M.A. 1639; B.D. 1647. Fellow, 1636-
63. Taxor, 1642. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Dec. 22, 1639.
Died 1663. Will proved (V.C.C.) 1663. (Masters; H. P.
Stokes.)
WILKINSON, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's,
June 10, 1665. S. of Leonard, of Morthen-in-Whiston, near
Rotherham, Yorks. B. there. School, Brignell (Mr Johnson).
Matric. 1665; B.A. 1668-9; M.A. 1672; B.D. 1679. Fellow,
1672-87. Ord. deacon (Ely) Sept. 24, 1670.
WILKINSON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's,
July 1, 1671. S. of WiUiam, of Reagill, near Shap, West-
morland. B. there. Matric. 1671; B.A. 1674-5. Probably
V. of Crosby Ravensworth, Westmorland, 1685-1708.
Buried there Jan. 5, 1707-8. Brother of Edward (1674).
WILKINSON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Christ's,
Apr. 11, 1720. S. of John, barber-surgeon. B. at Newcastle,
Northumberland. Bapt. Apr. 20, 1702, at All Saints', New-
castle. School, Newcastle (Mr Lodge). Matric. 1720; Scholar,
1721; B.A. 1723-4; M.A. 1727. Incorp. at Oxford, 1727.
Ord. deacon (Rochester) Dec. 1723; priest (Durham) Sept.
19, 1725; C. of St Andrew, Newcastle, 1724-39; of St
Nicholas, 1739-56. C. of Gosforth, Northumberland, until
1756. Chaplain of Newcastle Gaol, 1756-63. Buried at
St Nicholas, Newcastle, Apr. 28, 1780. (Peile, 11. 197;
Al. Oxon.)
WILKINSON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Peterhouse,
Oct. 29, 1742. School, Scorton, Yorks. Matric. i743;
Scholar, 1743; B.A. 1746-7. Ord. deacon (Ely) June 5,
1748; X. of Clopton'; priest (York) Sept. 22, 1754; 'C of
Appleton.' Probably V. of Cottingham, Yorks., c. i775;
V. of Skidby. Died Dec. 17, 1788. (G. Mag.)
WILKINSON, WILLIAM. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 18) at Trinity,
June 30, 1746. S. and h. of Anthony, of Durham. Bapt.
Sept. 23, 1727, at St Margaret's, Durham. School, Durham
(MrDongworth). Matric. 1746. Adm. at the Middle Temple,
Apr. 8, 1745. High Sheriff of Northumberland, 1757.
Married Philadelphia, dau. of Thomas Clenncl, of Clennel,
Northumberland, Feb. 18, 1750. Buried Oct. 14, 1768, at
St .Andrew's, Newcastle. (H. M. Wood; Surtees, 1. 81.)
WILKINSON, WILLOUGHBY. Adm. at Magdalene, May 25,
1727. Perhaps s. of John, of Blackwell, Derbs., gent. Matric.
(Wadham College, Oxford) Oct. 19, 1727, age 17.
WILKINSON, . B.Can.L. 1496-7. Vicar.
WILKINSON, . B.Can.L. 1529-30.
WILKINSON, . Scholar of Christ's, 1554-6.
WILKINSON, . Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Easter, 1617.
WILKINSON, . Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, 1623.
WILKSON, ROGER. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Christ's, May 10,
1675. B. at Prestiff (? Pentrich), Derbs. School, Wirks-
worth (Mr Crosedale). Matric. 1675.
WILKSON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 20) at Trinity, June 15,
1743. S. of William, of Bole, Notts. School, Gainsborough,
Lines. (Mr Simpson). Matric. 1743; B.A. 1746-7. V. of
Gargrave, Yorks., 1762-78. Buried there May 25, 1778.
(W. J. Kaye; H. M. Wood.)
WILLAN, EDMUND. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Caius, Sept. 16,
1598. S. of Miles, merchant, of Norwich. Bapt. Apr. 25,
1579, at St Peter Mancroft. School, Norwich (Mr Limbard).
B.A. 1601-2. Perhaps brother of Miles (1601).
WILLAN, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, c.
1593. Of Cambridgeshire. B.A. 1596-7; M.A. 1600.
WILLAN or WILLAND, EDWARD. Adm. pens, at Christ's,
Mar. 5, 1622-3. Of Yorkshire. Schools, Stamford (Mr Swan)
and Barley, Herts. (Mr Turner).
WILLAN, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1631. Of Suffolk. B.A. 1633-4; M.A. 1637. Ord.
deacon (Norwich) May 24, 1635; priest, Sept. 22, 1638.
V. of Hoxne, Suffolk, 1646. R. of Benacre, 1668-71. Chap-
lam to James, Earl of Suffolk. One of these names V. of
Kenilworth, Warws., 1643-6.
WILLAN, GARDINER. Adm. at Corpus Christi, i68i. Of
Suffolk. Matric. pens. Lent, 1680-1; B.A. 1684-5; M.A.
1688. Ord. deacon (Norwich) May, 1686. V. of Denham,
Suffolk, 1690. V. of Athelington, 1694.
WILLAN, HENRY. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1609. Of Cam-
bridgeshire. Probably s. of Robert (1560). Matric. 1609,
'Wiltom'; B.A. 1612-3. Brother of Laurence (1599) and of
Robert (1596).
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WiLLAN, James
WILLAN or WILLONS, JAMES. Matric. pens, from Peter-
house, Lent, 1588-9. Perhaps of Kingston-on-HuU, Yorks.
One James Willan, of Kingston-on-HuU, Esq. (s. and
h. of Leonard, late of Kingston-on-HuU) received a Grant
of Arms, May i, 1617. {Genealogist, N.S., 29, 155.)
WILLAN, LAURENCE. Adm. at Corpus Christi, May 18,
1599. Of Cambridgeshire. S. of Robert (1560). Schools,
Wilbraham (Mr Cockman) and Cambridge (Mr Rodknight).
Migrated pens, to Caius, Oct. 27, 1599, age 16; Scholar,
1602-6; B.A. 1602-3; M.A. i6o6. Brother of Henry (1609)
and of Robert (1596). {Venn, 1. 170.)
WILLAN or WILLON, LEONARD. Matric. Fell. -Com. from
Christ's, June, 1623. Perhaps of Kingston-on-HuU, Yorks.;
see also James (1588-9).
WILLAN, MICHAEL. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs.
1587; Scholar, 1590; B.A. 1591-2; M.A. 1595. Fellow, 1593.
V. of Normanton, Yorks., 1598. R. of Normanby, 1615.
WILLAN, MILES. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Michs.
1601. Of Norwich. Perhapss.of Miles, merchant, of Norwich.
B.A. 1605-6; M.A. 1609. R. of Tharston, Norfolk, 1612-41,
sequestered. Died 1661. Perhaps brother of Edmund (1598).
{Blomefield, v. 308.)
WILLAN, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Easter, 1580;
B.A. 1583-4; M.A. 1587. Of Tilney, Norfolk; licensed to
teach grammar in Norwich diocese, 1585. Perhaps his will
(Leicester and P.C.C.) 1613; of Blaston, Leics., clerk.
WILLAN, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Queens', Lent, 1620-1.
WILLAN, RICHARD. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1621 (perhaps
the above). Of Westmorland.
WILLAN, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1560. B. at Norwich. B.A. 1563-4; M.A. 1567;
B.D. 1574. Fellow, 1563-70. Ord. priest (London) Sept. 19,
1569, age 24. R. of Little Wilbraham, Cambs., 1570-1612.
University preacher, 1572. A favourer of Cartwright's
opinions. Died Nov. 15, 1612. Buried at Little Wilbraham.
Father of Laurence (i599). Robert (1596) and Henry (1609).
{Masters, 321.)
WILLAN, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1588. Of Norwich. B.A. 1591-2; M.A. 1595; D.D.
1615. Fellow, 1593-9. Taxor, 1598. Ord. deacon and priest
(Lincoln) 1597-8. R. of Herringswell, Suffolk, 1599-1614.
Probably R. of Lerling, Norfolk, 1608-14. R. of Gesting-
thorpe and Gt Stanway, Essex, till 1630. R. of Cold Norton,
1614-30. Chaplain to Charles I. Preb. of Lincoln, 1621-30.
Author, sermon. Died Nov. {sic) 5, 1630. Admon. (Cons. C.
London) Oct. 20, 1630. {Lamb, 334; Le Neve, Fasti, u. 125,
where the date of death is wrong.)
WILLAN, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, c.
1596. Of Cambridgeshire. Doubtless s. of Robert (1560).
B.A. 1599-1600; M.A. 1603. Perhaps R. of Foxley, Norfolk,
in 1614. Brother of Laurence (1599) and Henry (1609). One
of these names of Burgate, Suffolk, clerk; will (P.C.C.) 1654.
WILLAN, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Mar. 4, 1655-6.
Of London. Exhibitioner from St Paul's. Matric. 1656;
Scholar, 1659; B.A. 1659-60; M.A. 1663; LL.D. 1671.
Chaplain of Trinity, 1670-1. R. of Edburton, Sussex,
1681-1705. Died Sept. 10, 1705. Will, P.C.C.
WILLAN, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Peterhouse,
May 22, 1688. Of Somerset. Perhaps s. of Samuel (1641).
Matric. 1688; Scholar, 1688; B.A. 1691-2.
WILLAN, SAMUEL. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1627. Of Norwich. B.A. 1630-1. V. of Surlingham,
Norfolk, 1639. R. of Garveston, 1647.
WILLAN, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Peterhouse,
June 18, 1641. Of Suffolk. School, Eye. Scholar, 1641;
Matric. 1642 ; B.A. 1645-6; M.A. 1664. Married Jane Barnes,
of Weston-super-Mare, Somerset, Apr. 24, 1668. Perhaps
father of Robert (1688).
WILLAN or WYLLANDE, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from
Queens', Easter, 1544. Of Westmorland. B.A. 1548-9;
M.A. 1552. Fellow of St John's, 1554. Received tonsure
(London) 1553. R. of Aylton, Lines., 1553.
WILLAN, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 20) at St John's, June 10,
1751. S. of T., tax gatherer, of Yorkshire. B. at Appersete
(? Apperiede). School, Threshfield (Mr Hewit). Matric.
1751; B.A. 1755. Ord. deacon (York) May 25, 17551 priest,
June 13, 1756. C. of Rudston, Yorks., 1755- R- of Nun-
bumholme, and C. of Nunkeeling, 1771-1816. V. of Warter,
1779-1816. Died Feb. 15, 1816. Buried at Nunbumholmc.
M.I. {Scott-Mayor, iii. 607.)
WILLAND, see WILLAN.
WILLANTON, ROBERT. B.A. IS33-4; M.A. 1536. lucorp. at
Oxford, 1540; sup. for B.D. 1542-3. V. of Thame, Oxon.,
,54X-5. V. of Haddenham, Bucks., 1547-56. Preb. of
St Paul's, 1547-59, deprived. V. of Christ Church, Newgate
WiLLET, Ralph
Street, 1554. R. of Homsey, 1556-60, deprived. Six
preacher of Canterbury, 1556. Chaplain to Bishop Bonner.
Deprived under Ehzabeth. (Cooper, 1. 210; Al. Oxon.)
WILLARD, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from Trinity, c. 1596.
WILLATS, CHARLES. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1712. B. at Reading. Matric. Easter, 1713; B.A. 1716-7;
M.A. 1720. Fellow, 1715. Assistant Master at Eton. Ord.
deacon (London) June 8, 1718; priest (York) Jan. 1718-9.
R. of Plumtree, Notts., in 1721. Married CastiUana, dau. of
Lionel Copley, of Spotborough, Yorks., July 25, 172 1.
{Harwood, 292.)
WILLE, . Paid for Civil Law School, 1456-7.
WILLERTON, HENRY. Matric. sizar from Peterhouse,
Easter, 1620. Of Lincolnshire. B.A. 1623-4; M.A. 1627.
Ord. deacon and priest (London) Sept. 23, 1627, age 27.
WILLARTON, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar at Trinity, Oct. 20, 1642.
WILLERTON, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from St John's, Lent,
1577-8. Perhaps B.A. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 29, 1581.
V. of Ruskington, Lines., 1587-1623.
WILLERTON, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Sept. 25,
1648. Of Lincolnshire.
WILLERTON, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Magdalene,
June 3, 1676. S. of William, of Alford, Lines., gent. B. at
Lincoln. School, Alford, Lines, and Oundle, Northants.
Matric. 1676; B.A. 1679-80; M.A. 1683. Fellow, 1682.
WILLERTON, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Magdalene,
.-^pr. 21, 1696. S. of John. B. at Alford, Lines. School,
Alford. Matric. 1696; B.A. 1699-1700. Ord. priest (Lincohi)
Feb. 17, 1705-6. R. of Beesby, Lines., 1709. V. of Hanney.
P.C. of Markby.
WILLES, see WILLS.
WILLESBY, see WILSBY.
WILLET, see also WILLOT and WILLIAT.
WILLET or WYLLIAT, ANDREW. Adm. pens, (age 15) at
Peterhouse, Feb. 2, 1576-7. S. of Thomas, R. of Barley,
Herts. B. at Ely, 1562. School, Ely. Matric. 1577.
Migrated to Christ's. B.A. 1580-1; M.A. 1584; B.D. 1591;
D.D. 1601. Fellow of Christ's, 1583-88. Incorp. at Oxford,
1584. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Aug. 13, 1612. Ord. deacon
(London) Apr. 25, 1584. Preacher at Bourn and Fen
Drayton, Cambs., 1585-8. Canon of Ely, 1587-1621. R. of
Childerley, Cambs., 1588-94, and of Little Gransden, Hunte.,
1597-9. R. of Barley, Herts., 1599. R. of Reed, 1613-5, and
of Little ChishaU, Essex, 1620. Chaplain to Prince Henry,
and a preacher at Ely, and at St Paul's. Imprisoned for
opposition to the Spanish marriage for Prince Charles, in
1618. Married Jacobine, dau. of Dr Roger Goad, of King's,
1588 (by whom he had 18 children; his 4th s. Thomas, was
the first Mayor of New York, 1665 and 1667). Author,
controversial. Died Dec. 4, 1621, as the result of a fall from
his horse. Buried in Barley Church. M.I. WiU (P.C.C.) 1622.
Father of the next, of Paul, James (1613), and probably of
Robert (1626). {Peile, i. 143; D.N.B.; Al. Oxon.; Nichols,
III. 1070.)
WILLET, ANDREW. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Apr. 1606.
S. and h. of Andrew (above). Bapt. July 25, 1591; B.A.
1608-9; M.A. 1612. Ord. priest (Peterb.) Feb. 25, 1615-6.
Succeeded his father as R. of Reed, Herts., L615; living at
Barley, in 1646. R. of Little ChishaU, Essex. {Peile, i. 256.)
WILLETT, EDMUND. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1603. Of
Suffolk. B.A. 1606-7, Williat; M.A. 1610. V. of Braisworth,
Suffolk, 1616-26.
WILLET, JAMES. Adm. at King's (age 16) a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 14, 1613. Of Barley, Herts. S. of .\ndrew (1577).
Matric. 1614; B.A. 1617-8; M.A. 1621. Fellow, 1616-22.
R. of Chigwell, Essex. R. of Little ChishaU, 1646-62.
Member of the Classis. {Davids, 360.)
WILLETT, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 22) at Pembroke, June 5,
1684. S. of Richard, of Charlewood, Sussex (sic). Matric.
1684 One of these names of Wadhurst, clerk; died Feb.
1743, 'M.A.'; mU (P.C.C.) 1743-
WILLET, PAUL. Matric. pens, from .St Catharine's, Easter,
1615. Doubtless 4th s. of Andrew (1577). B..A. 1617-8;
M.A. 1621. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Mar. 9; priest, Mar. 10,
1622-3. V. of Foxton, Cambs., 1629-30.
WILLETT, RALPH. M.A. 1680 (Incorp. from Wadham CoUege,
Oxford). S. of , R. of Cirencester, Gloucs. Matric.
(St John's College, Oxford) Mar. 28, 1672, age 16; B.A.
(Oxford) 1675-6; M.A. 1678. FeUow of Wadham College,
Oxford, 1678. R. of Stratton, Gloucs., 1685-1717. R. of
Minchinhampton with Rodborough, 1717-20. R.ofTetbury,
1727-8. R. of Rodmarton, 1731-4- R- of Gt Wishford,
WUts., 1734-8. Rural dean of Cirencester. Died Aug. 20,
1738. M.I. at Stratton. {Al. Oxon.; F. S. Hockaday.)
4^3
WiLLET, Richard
WILLET, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Christ's, June, 1578.
Of Radnorshire. B.A. 1580-1. Matric. (New Inn HaU,
O-xford) Dec. i, 1581, age 16; M.A. (Oxford) 1584. (Petle,
I. 147; Al. Oxon.)
WILLETT, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from King's, Michs. 1626.
Possibly 6th s. cf Andrew (1577)- B.A. 1630-1; M.A. 1634.
WILLEY, BENJAMIN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Magdalene,
Apr 26,1665. S. of George, late of Ingoldsby, Lines. Matric.
1665; B.A. 1668-9; M.A. 1672. Head Master of Newark
Grammar School, 1670-2.
WILLEY, CHRISTOPHER. B.A. 1517-8; M.A. 1521. Fellow
of Christ's. V. of Bourn, Cambs., 1533-53- R- of Harlton,
1540-51. Died 1553. (One of these names, Benedictine,
B.D. (Oxford) June 20, 1513-) M^- Oxon.)
WILLEY, EDWARD. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Christ's, May 22,
1674. S. of Edward. B. at Hulme {sic), Yorks. School,
Danby Wiske (Mr Smelt). Matric. 1674; B.A. 1677-8; M.A.
1681. Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1678; priest, Sept. 1679-
V. of Sheriff Hutton, Yorks., 1700. Buried there Dec. 10,
1735, age 81 (sic). (Peile, 11. 52.)
WILLEY, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Christ's, Jan. 25, 1736-7- S.
of Robert. B. at Royston, Cambs. School, Oakham (Mr
Adcock). Matric. i737; Scholar, i737; B.A. 1740-1; M.A.
1744. Fellow, 1741-62. Senior Greek Lecturer and Mildmay
Preacher, 1750. Hebrew Lecturer, 1754-6- Senior Proctor,
1758-9. Ord. priest (Lincoln) Sept. 22, 1745. V. of Fen
Drayton, 1749. C. of Boxworth, Cambs., 1756-8. R. of
Kegworth, Leics., 1761-89. Died Sept. 19, 1789. aged 68.
M.I. at Kegworth. Will (P.C.C.) 1790. (Peile, 11. 233;
G. Mag.; Nichols, iii. 858.)
WILLEY or WILEE, PETER. B.A. 1519-20; M.A. 1523.
Probably B.D. 1531-2-
WILLY, RALPH. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 16) at Sidney, July 2,
1623. S. and h. of John, of Dalton, Yorks., and of Haughton-
le-Side, Durham. B. at Haughton, Durham. School, New-
castle. Of Croftbridge, gent., in 1650. {Surtees, iv. 5.)
WILLEY, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 21) at Trinity, July 25,
1727. S.ofWiUoughby (1696), of Willoughby Waterless, Leics.
School, Kibworth, Leics. (Mr Cocks). Matric. 1727; Scholar,
1729; B.A. 1731-2; M.A. 1763. Ord. deacon (Lincota) Mar. 5,
1731-2; priest, May 20, 1733. Chaplain to Lord Folkestone.
R. of Edmondthorpe, Leics., 1750-76. R. of Wyfordby,
1763-76. Buried Sept. 4, 1776, at Edmondthorpe. (Nichols,
II. 179; Lambeth Act Bk.)
WILLEY, WILLIAM. Scholar (age 12) of Clare, 1458.
WILLEY, WILLIAM. B.A. 1523-4; M.A. 1527. Dean of the
College Church of Middleham, Yorks., 1536. Died 1559. Will
(Archd. Richmond); as Willes.
WILLEY, WILLOUGHBY. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Trinity,
June 18, 1696. S. of Thomas, of Willoughby Waterless,
Leics. B. there. Matric. 1696; Scholar, 1699; B.A. 1699-
1700. Ord. deacon (Lincohi) Dec. 21, 1701. C. of Misterton,
Leics., in 1704. R. of Churchover, Warws., in 1715. R. of
Gilmorton, Leics., 1715-38. Died 1738. Father of Thomas
(1727). (Lambeth Act Bk; T. C. Dale.)
WILLEY, . Com. for M..\. or higher degree, 1485-6. Per-
haps 'William, LL.B.,' ord. deacon (Norwich) Dec. 23,
1486; 'title, Creke Abbey.'
WILLEY, . B.A. 1522-3. Perhaps M.A. 1525-6, 'Wolley.'
WILLEY, . B.Can.L. 1529-30-
WILLIAM, of BIBSWORTH. Scholar at Cambridge, c. 1270-80.
Clerk, of Lincoln diocese. Used to hunt hares with grey-
hounds in Cambridge warren. (Pleas of the Forest; see Preface.)
WILLIAMS, ANDREW. M.A. from King's, 1725- S. of John,
of Worcester. Matric. (St Mary Hall, Oxford) Mar. 26, 1713.
age 16; B.A. (Oxford) 1716. Perhaps ord. deacon (Lincoln)
Dec. 24, 1727. (Al. Oxon.)
WILLIAMS, ANTHONY. Adm. sizar (age 22) at Trinity, May
13. 1703- S. of Edward, of Audley, Staffs. School, Audley
(Mr Wisher).
WILLIAMS, ARTHUR. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter,
1568. Probably 7th s. of WiUiam, of CochwiUan, Carnarvon,
(and Barbara, widow of Humphrey Llwyd, the historian).
B.A. from Corpus Christi, 1571-2; M.A. 1576. Ord. deacon
and priest (Norwich). R. of Heydon, Norfolk, 1574. Preb.
of York, 1579-1601. R. of St Andrew Wardrobe, London,
1583-91. Perhaps preb. of St Asaph, 1586-1621. R. of
Llanllwchaiam, Montgomery, tiU 1621. R. of Llanengan
Carnarvon, 1600; of Llanfor, Merioneth 1606-21. Precentor
of Bangor,i6i2. Died July 3, 1621. (Brown Willis, St Asaph;
Nicholas, Co. Fam. of Wales, 363; D. R. Tliomas, iii. 328.)
WILLIAMS, ARTHUR. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Sx John's,
Oct. 21, 1634. S. of Simon, gent., of MeUltyrne, Carnarvon.
B. at MeUlionydd, Carnarvon. School, Westminster. Matric.
1634. Probably of Meillionydd, Esq. Died before Nov. i,
1656. Probably father of the next and of John (1654).
Williams, George
WILLIAMS, ARTHUR. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's,
June 29, 1655. S. of Arthur (? above), Esq., of Aberdaron,
Carnarvon. B. there. School, Ruthin (Mr Chaloner). Matric.
1655. Probably brother of John (1654).
WILLIAMS, ARTHUR. Adm. sizar at Trinity, June 30, 1655.
Of Wales.
WILLIAMS, ATKINS. Adm. sizar at Queens', June 12, 1683.
Of Carmarthen. Matric. 1683.
WILLIAMS, COUNSEL. M.A. from St John's, 1706. Adm. at
Trinity College, Dublin, May 26, 1698, age 16. S. of William,
clericus. B. at Haverfordwest, Pembroke. B.A. (Dublin)
1702. Ord. deacon (London) June 19, 1709; priest. May 27,
1711. Chaplain in the Navy, 1709. Preb. of St David's,
1714-9. Chaplain to the Earl Feners. R. of Talbenny,
Pembroke. R. of Haysguard, 1718. Brother of Perantus
(1705). (^/. i»u6.;T. C. Dale.)
WILLIAMS, DAVID. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Michs. 1573-
WILLIAMS, DAVID. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's, Apr. 10,
1671. S. of WOliam, of Bangor, Carnarvon. B. there. School,
Bangor. Matric. 1671. One of these names chaplain in the
Navy, 1696-1727.
WILLIAMS, DUDLEY. Adm. pens, at Trinity, May 10, 1635.
Scholar from Westminster.
WILLIAMS, EDMUND. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1628.
WILLIAMS, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter,
1585; B.A. 1588-9; M.A. 1592. Perhaps V. of Harston,
Cambs., 1597-
WILLIAMS, EDWARD. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Mar. 22,
1590-1. Matric. c. 1591; B.A. (? 1594-5); M.A. 1598.
WILLIAMS, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1620.
WILLIAMS, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from King's, Easter
1633. Migrated to Emmanuel, 1633. B.A. 1635-6; M.A
1640. Probably ord. priest (Norwich) Sept. 23, 1638. V. of
Hoxne, Suffolk, 1646.
WILLIAMS, EDWARD. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's,
Sept. 21, 1635. S. of Edward, gent., of Ampthill, Beds. B.
there. School, Charterhouse. Recommended by the Master
of Charterhouse to Secretary Windebank as tutor, in a letter
dated Mar. 31, 1639. (Al. Carthus.)
WILLIAMS, EDWARD. B.A. from Trinity Hall, 1668.
WILLIAMS, EDWARD. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1684. Of
Sufiolk. Matric. 1684; B.A. 1687-8; M.A. 1702. V. of Little
Waldingfield, Suffolk, 1690-1700. Chaplain to the Earl of
Sunderland. R. of Tarring, Sussex, in 1704. R. of Goring,
1704. Perhaps brother of Henry (1680). (Lambeth Act Bk;
T. C. Dale.)
WILLIAMS, EDWARD. Matric. from Corpus Christi, Michs.
1721; B.A. 1724-5; M.A. 1730. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Sept.
1726; priest, Dec. 1727. C. of Capel, Sufiolk. Perhaps R. of
Thwaite, 1740-75, and R. of Marlesford, 1740-75; M.A.
Died June 21, 1775, aged 57 (sic). (Masters; Top. and Gen.,
II. 507.)
WILLIAMS, FRANCIS. Adm. sizar at Trinity, June 24, 1674.
Matric. 1674; Scholar, 1676; B.A. 1677-8; M.A. 1681.
WILLIAMS, FRANCIS. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's,
June 2, 1681. S. of Thomas, husbandman. B. in Llanbryn-
mair, Montgomery. School, BuckneU, Salop (Mr Lloyd).
WILLIAMS, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, Nov. 9,
1706. S. of John, of Warwick. School, Warwick (Mr Lydiat).
Matric. 1707; Scholar, 1708. Resided three years. Died
May 12, 1714. M.I. in St Mary's, Warwick. (Le Neve, Mon.,
III. 256.)
WILLIAMS, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, Aug. 2,
1715. S. of William, of Dolgelly, Merioneth. School, Llane-
gryn, Merioneth (Mr Edwards). Matric. 1715-
WILLIAMS, FRANCIS. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Trinity, May 20,
1729. S. of William, of Llanllyfni, Carnarvon. School,
Pwllheli (Mr Jones). Matric. 1729-
WILLIAMS, GEOFFREY. Adm. sizar at Jesus, June 15, 1691.
Of Carnarvon. Matric. 1691; Scholar, 1691; B.A. 1694-5;
M.A. 1710. Incorp. at Oxford, 1710. Ord. deacon (London)
Dec. 23, 1695. R. of Kinnersley, Salop, I7i7- (Al. Oxon.)
WILLIAMS, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Easter,
1614; B.A. 1617-8.
WILLIAMS, GEORGE. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1670. B. at Rochester, Kent. Matric. 1671; B.A. 1674-5;
M.A. 1678; B.D. 1690 (Com. Reg.). Fellow, 1674- Ord.
deacon and priest (Gloucester) Oct. 21, 1675; C. of Totsfield,
Surrey. R. of Kingston, Cambs., 1689-1723- Preb. of
Lincoln, 1689-1723- Died Dec. 1723- (Harwood, 259;
J. Crosby; Le Neve, Fasti, 11. 89.)
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WILLIAMS, GEORGE. M.A. from St John's, 1738- S. of
Malachi, of Menheniot, Cornwall, clerk. Matric. (Exeter
College, Oxford) Mar. 27, 1708, age 17; B.A. (New Inn Hall,
Oxford) i7ii. V. of Madron, Cornwall, 1717-20. V. of
Chittlehampton, Devon, 1726-43. Will (Exeter) 1743.
(Al. Oxon.; J. Ch. Smith.)
WILLIAMS, GRIFFIN. M.A. from Magdalene, 1610.
WILLIAMS, GRIFFIN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, Apr.
18, 1672. S. and h. of Peter, deceased, of Plason, Mold,
Flintshire. B. there. School, Chester. Matric. 1672. Adm.
at Gray's Inn, June 24, 1671.
WILLIAMS, GRIFFIN. M.A. from King's, 1738. S. of William,
of Llanarmon, Carnarvon. Matric. (Jesus College, Oxford)
Feb. 17, 1718-9, age 17; B.A. (Oxford) 1722. {Al. Oxon.)
WILLIAMS, GRIFFITH. B.A. from Jesus, 1605-6. B. at
TreviUan, Llanrug, Carnarvon. M.A. 1609; B.D. 1616;
D.D. 1621. (Matric. (Christ Church, Oxford) June 15, 1604,
age 16.) Incorp. at Oxford, 1607 and 1610. Ord. deacon
(Rochester) 1606-7; priest (Ely) May 30, 1607. R. of Fox-
cote, Bucks., 1608-12. R. of St Benet Sherehog, London,
1612-6. R. of LlanUechid, Carnarvon, 1616. Chaplain to
Charles I. R. of Trefdraeth, Anglesey, 1626. Preb. of
Westminster, 1628-41. Dean of Bangor, 1634-72. Arch-
deacon of Anglesey, 1641. Bishop of Ossory, 1641; deprived,
but reinstated. R. of Rathfamham, 1647. Fled to England
on the outbreak of the Rebellion; joined his wife and children
at his house at Apethorpe, Northants. Sufiered great hard-
ships during the war. Spent large sums in restoring his
Cathedral after the Restoration. Author, rehgious and
pohtical. Died Mar. 29, 1672, aged 84. Buried in his Cathe-
dral at Kilkenny. Will (P.C.C.) 1677. {Al. Oxon.; D.N.B.;
N. and Q., 6th S., vi. 305.)
WILLIAMS, GRIFFITH. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1622. Probably s. and h. of Robert (1588), of Penryallt,
near Conway, Carnarvon, Esq., deceased, and nephew of
John (1598). Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Feb. 21, 1623-4.
Sheriff of Carnarvonshire, 1 650-1. A Commissioner of
Assessment, 1656. Created Bart., June 17, 1661. Married
Gwen, dau. of Hugh Bodurda, of Bodurda, Carnarvon, Esq.
Died 1663. Will dated, Sept. 3 ; proved, Dec. 3, 1663. Father
of John (1659-60). {G.E.C., in. 212.)
WILLIAMS, GRIFFITH. Adm. sizar at Trinity, July 6, 1658.
Matric. 1658. Migrated to King's. B.A. 1661-2; M.A. 1665.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) May 24, 1662.
WILLIAMS, GRIFFITH. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity,
June 28, 1693. S. of Roger. B. in London. School, West-
minster. Matric. 1693; Scholar, 1694; B.A. 1696-7; M.A.
1700; B.D. 1708. Fellow, 1699. Ord. deacon (Lincohi)
Mar. 12, 1703-4; priest (Ely) May 19, 1706. R. of North
Runcton, Norfolk, 1715-8. Died Jan. 8, 1718.
WILLIAMS, HENRY. Matric. sizar from St John's, Lent,
1615-6; B.A. i6ig-2o; M.A. 1623. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
May 25, 1622. PerhapsR. of Dalderby, Lines., 1622. Admon.
(Lincoln) 1649.
WILLIAMS, HENRY. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, June
23, 1662. S. of Thomas, clerk, of Llangeinwen, near Carnar-
von. B. there. School, Bangor (Mr Williams). Matric. 1662;
B.A. 1665-6; M.A. 1669. Incorp. at Oxford, 1669. V. of
Llanidan, Anglesey, 1666. Canon of Bangor, 1670-1704.
R. of Llanbeulan, 1682. R. of Llanfaethlu, 1683-1704.
Married Jane, dau. of Edward Brereton, of Borras, Denbigh.
Died Mar. 16, 1703-4. Buried at Llanfaethlu. M.I. (Brown
Willis, Bangor, 171; Al. Oxon.)
WILLIAMS, HENRY. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1680. Of
Suffolk. Matric. 1680; B.A. 1683-4; M.A. 1687; B.D. 1694.
Fellow, 1689-1715. Died in College, Nov. 1715. Buried in
the Ante-Chapel. Perhaps brother of Edward (1684).
WILLIAMS, HENRY. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Christ's, Mar. 22,
1714-5. S. of George, svirgeon. B. Feb. 10, 1696, at St Neots,
Hunts. School, Merchant Taylors'. Matric. 1715-6; Scholar,
1715. {Peile, II. 187.)
WILLIAMS, HUGH. B.A. from Jesus, 1601-2. Perhaps s. of
Edmund, of Carnarvon. Perhaps brother of John (1598), etc.
WILLIAMS, HUTCHINS. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1716. Of
London. S. and h. of William Peere, of Gray's Inn, Esq.
(and Anne, dau. of Sir George Hutchins). Adm. at Gray's
Inn, Jan. 22, 1717-8. Afterwards at Oxford. Matric.
(Queen's College, Oxford) Jan. 4, 1724-S, age 24- Created
Bart., Apr. 4, 1747. Of Clapton, Northants., and of Grey
Friars, Chichester, Sussex. Married Judith, dau. of James
Booth, of Theobalds, Herts. Died Nov. 4, 1758. Buried at
Clapton. Brother of William Peere (1717) and father of
William Peere (1749). {Masters; Al. Oxon.; G.E.C., v. 94.)
WILLIAMS, JAMES. Matric. sizar from St John's, c. 1594.
Perhaps s. of Edmund, of Conway. B. there. B.A. 1597-8;
Williams, John
M.A. 1601. Ord. deacon and priest (London) Dec. 22, 1605,
age 24. R. of Hilgay, Norfolk, 1610-21. Died 1621. Admon.
(P.C.C.) June 22, 1621, to a creditor. Perhaps brother of
John (1598) and Robert (1588) and Hugh (1601-2).
WILLIAMS, JAMES. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Michs.
1649. Of Huntingdonshire. B.A. 1651-2; M.A. 1655. One
of these names intruder at St Peter's, Northants., c. 1654;
died 1658.
WILLIAMS, JAMES. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Trinity, June 28,
1688. S. of Thomas (1669), of Madeley, Hereford (by his
2nd wife Grace Carwardine, dau. of Thomas Lewis, of the
Moor, Hereford). School, Westminster. Matric. 1688;
Scholar, 1689; B.A. 1691-2; M.A. 1695; D.D. 1709. Fellow,
1694. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Mar. 20, 1697-8; priest, Sept. 25,
1698. Preb. of St Paul's, 1707-27. R. of St Magnus, London,
1711-27. V. of ChigwcU, Essex, 1721. Died July, 1727.
Probably half-brother of John (1670). (T. C. Dale; Hennessy;
Burke, Ext. Bart.)
WILLIAMS, JAMES. Adm. pens, at St John's, June 23, 1711;
from Oxford. Doubtless s. of Samuel, of Trewithydd, Brecon,
gent. Matric. (Jesus College, Oxford) Mar. 28, 1702, age 17;
B.A. (Oxford) 1705; M.A. from St John's, 1711. Probably
V. of Llanigon, Brecon, 1709. Chaplain to the Earl Marischale
of Scotland. V.of Melinau, Pembroke, in 1714. R. of New-
port, 1714. {Al. Oxon.; T. C. Dale; Lambeth Act Bk.)
WILLIAMS, JAMES. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Pembroke, June
27, 1719. S. of John, of Helston, Cornwall, mercer. B.A.
1722-3. Perhaps R. of St Gerrans, Cornwall. Will (Exeter)
1759-
WILLIAMS, JAMES. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, Apr. 5,
1734- 3rd s. of Sir John, Knt., of Middlesex. B. 1717, in
London. School, Westminster. Matric. 1734. Adm. at the
Middle Temple, Nov. 2, 1734. Lieut. -Col. in the Army.
Died unmarried; slain at Lafeldt. Brother of John (1734)
and Richard (1729). {Scott-Mayor, in. 451; Hutchins, iii.
520.)
WILLIAMS, JAMES. Matric. sizar from King's, Michs. 1743;
B.A. 1747-8.
WILLIAMS, JAMES. B.D. 1749 (Incorp. from Jesus College,
Oxford). Matric. there. Mar. 14, 1732-3, age 18. S. of James,
of Penbrey, Carmarthen. B.A. (Oxford) 1736; M.A. 1739;
B.D. 1747; D.D. 1769. R. of Longworth, Berks., and V. of
South Newington, Oxon., 1769-1802. Died Dec. 11, 1802.
{Al. Oxon.)
WILLIAMS, JEFFREY. Adm. sizar (age 15) at St John's,
July 4, 1639. S. of WUliam Jeffreys, gent., of Bangor.
B. there. School, Bangor (Mr Meredith). Matric. 1641;
Geoffrey.
WILLIAMS, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1571.
One of these names adm. at the Inner Temple, 1572; 'of
London.'
WILLIAMS, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1574.
WILLIAMS, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter, 1583.
One of these names, 's. and h. of Robert, of Gt Kimble,
Bucks.,' adm. at the Middle Temple, July 8, 1584; from
Barnard's Inn. {Peile, i. 175.)
WILLIAMS, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1598.
2nd s. of Edmund, of Conway, Carnarvon. B. there, Mar. 25,
1582. School, Ruthin. B.A. 1601-2; M.A. 1605; B.D. 1613;
D.D. 1616. Fellow, 1603. Incorp. at Oxford, 1608. Proctor,
1611-2. R. of Honington, Suffolk, 1605-10. R. of Dodding-
hurst, Essex, 1610-2. R. of Grafton Underwood, Northants.,
1611-21. Preb. of Hereford, 1612-21. Chaplain to the King.
Archdeacon of Carmarthen, 1613. Preb. and precentor of
Lincoln, 1613-42. R. of Walgrave, Northants.. 1614-42.
Preb. of Peterborough, 1616-21. Dean of Salisbury, 1619-20.
Dean of Westminster, 1620-42. Keeper of the Great Seal,
1620-5. Bishop of Lincoln, 1621-42. Adm. at Lincohi's
Inn, Aug. 15, 1622. Imprisoned in the Tower on a charge
of betraying secrets of the Privy Council, 1637-40. Arch-
bishop of York, 1641-9. Garrisoned Conway Castle for the
King, in 1642. Purchased the estates of Cochwillan and
Penrhyn, 1621-2. Gave a large sum of money for the building
of the College library. Died Mar. 25, 1649-50. Buried at
Llandegai, Carnarvon. M.I. Admon. (P.C.C.) Apr. 20, 1650,
to Geoffrey Williams, nephew. Perhaps brother of James
(c. 1594), Robert (1588) and Hugh (1601-2). {D.N.B.;
M. H. Peacock; Nicholas, Co. Fam. of Wales, 362.)
WILLIAMS, JOHN. M.A. from Pembroke, 1610.
WILLIAMS, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1610;
B.A. 1613-4; M.A. 1617. Incorp. at Oxford, 1620. One of
these names V. of Machynlleth, Montgomery, 1616-7; V. of
Cwm, Flints.. 1624-5; R. of Northop, 1624; R. of Llany-
mynech, Salop, 1625-7; R- of Llanrhaiadr, Denbigh, 1625;
deprived, but reinstated, 1660; R. of Llanfyllin, Montgomery,
1627-31; Preb. of St Asaph, 1660-2. Died 1662. {D. ft.
Thomas, i. 339.)
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WILLIAMS, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1612;
B.A. 1615-6. One of these names R. of Hulcote, Bucks.,
1622-9. Died 1629.
WILLIAMS, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1616;
B.A. 1619-20; M.A. 1623. Incorp. at Oxford, 1623.
WILLIAMS, JOHN. B.A. from St John's, 1631-2; M.A. 1635.
WYLLIAMS, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, Feb. 18,
1631-2. S.of John, gent., of Llannefydd,Denbigli. B. there.
School, Whitchurch, Salop (Mr Brookes). Matric. 1632.
WILLIAMS, JOHN. Adm. at King's (age 17) a scholar from
Eton, July 20, 1633. Of Shrewsbury. B.A. 1636-7; M.A.
1640. Fellow, 1636-50. One of these names R. of Carlton-
cum-Willingham, Cambs., 1664-? 79! M.A. See Al. Oxon. for
a contemporary namesake.
WILLIAMS, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Easter,
1640.
WILLIAMS, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, Oct. 23,
1640. S.of Edward, gent., of Llannefydd, Denbigh. B. there.
School, Westminster. Of Llannefydd. Married Sydney, dau.
of Edward Wynn, of Ystrad. Buried at Llannefydd, Feb. 11,
1673. M.I. Brotherof William (1642). {Arch.Cambr.,5ihS.,
I. 360.)
WILLIAMS, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Christ's, Oct. 7,
1641. S. of John, of London. B. in London. School, Charter-
house (Exhibitioner). Matric. 1641.
WILLIAMS, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's, Nov. 14,
1654. S. of Arthur (? 1634), Esq., of Llanfaehrhys, Carnarvon.
B. there. School, Shrewsbury. Matric. 1654. Adm. at
Lincoln's Inn. Nov. i, 1656. Probably brother of Arthur
(1655).
WILLIAMS, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, Mar. 1,
1659-60. S. of Sir Griffith (1622), Bart., of Connon (? Con-
way), Carnarvon. B. there. Matric. 1660; B.A. 1663-4.
WILLIAMS, JOHN. M.A. 1660 (Incorp. from Oxford). B. c.
1636 in Northamptonshire. Matric. (Magdalen Hall, Oxford)
June 24, 1653; B.A. (Oxford) 1655; M.A. 1658; D.D.
(Cambridge) 1690 {Com. Reg.). Perhaps V. of Wrotham,
Kent, 1662-80. R. of St Mildred Poultry and St Mary
Colechurch, London, 1673-96. Preb. of St Paul's, 1683.
Preb. of Canterbury, 1692. Bishop of Chichester, 1696-1709.
Chaplain to William III. Author, controversial. Died Apr.
24, 1709. Buried at St Mildred Poultry. {Al. Oxon.; Hen-
nessy, 285; D.N.B.)
WILLIAMS, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Trinity, June i, 1667.
Matric. 1667.
WILLIAMS, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Jesus, June 3, 1668. Of
Carnarvonshire. Matric. 1668; B.A. 1671-2; Scholar, 1672;
M.A. 1677. Incorp. at Oxford, 1677. R. of Llanbedrog,
Carnarvon. Preb. of Bangor, 1708-10. Died Feb. 26,
1709-10, aged 57. M.I. at Pentir, Bangor. (Brown Willis,
Bangor, 153; Al. Oxon.)
WILLIAMS, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Peterhouse, July 1,
1670; Fell.-Com. Apr. 1672. Of Kent. Probably s. and h. of
Thomas, M.D. (1669), of Eltham, Kent. Bapt. there, Nov.
24, 1653. School, Canterbury. Matric. 1670; Scholar, 1670.
Knighted, c. 1674-5. M. P. for Hereford, 1700-5. Succeeded
his father as 2nd Bart., Sept. 1712. Of Eltham, Kent, and
of Llangoed, Brecon. Married Mary, dau. of Sir William
Powell (formerly Hinson), Bart., of Fulham, Middlesex.
Died s.p.m., Apr. 28, 1723, aged 69. Buried at Sellack,
Hereford. M.I. Probably half-brother of James (1688).
{G.E.C., IV. 66; Robinson, Manor Houses of Herefordshire,
249-)
WILLIAMS, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Pembroke, Apr. 1,
1678. S. and h. of Humphrey, gent. B. at Gwinear, Cornwall.
Bapt. Sept. 21, 1660, at High Bickington, Devon. Matric.
1678; B.A. 1681-2. Buried Dec. 25, 1741, at Mawgan-in-
Pyder, Cornwall. (Vivian, Vis. of Cornwall; J. Ch. Smith.)
WILLIAMS, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age i8) at Christ's, May 26,
1679. S. of Thomas. B. at North Mimms, Herts. School,
Alconbury, Hunts. (Mr Mathews). Perhaps adm. at Lincoln's
Inn, Feb. 12, 1677-8. {Peile, 11. 74.)
WILLIAMS, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Queens', Apr. 10, 1693.
Of diocese of St Asaph. Matric. 1693; B.A. 1696-7. One of
these names P.C. of Dyserth, Flints., 1705; R. of Gwannys-
gor, 1711-42; R. of Henllan, 1721-42. But see Al. Oxon. for
contemporary namesakes. {D. R. Thomas, i. 403; 11. 357.)
WILLIAMS, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age i8) at Sidney, Dec. 28,
1698. S. of William, retailer. B. at Tiverton, Devon. Matric.
1698; B.A. 1701-2.
WILLIAMS, JOHN. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1700. Of
Middlesex. M.A. 1702 (according to Masters).
WILLIAMS, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, Sept. 27,
1700. S. of William, of Bangor. B. in the Isle of Man.
School, Westminster. Matric. 1700; Scholar, 1702; B.A.
Williams, Moses
i704-5;M.A. 1708; B.D. 1719- Fellow, 1707. Junior Proctor,
1716-7. Ord. deacon (Ely) Feb. 29, 1707-8; priest, June,
1709. R. of North Runcton, Norfolk, 1727-38.
WILLIAMS, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, July 1,
1709. S. of Rees, gent. B. at Rhyd-y-Groy, Montgomery.
School, Oswestry (Mr Pool). Matric. 1709; B.A. 1712-3;
M.A. 1716. Ord. deacon (Ely) May 23, 1714; priest (St
Asaph) Sept. 23, 1716.
WILLIAMS, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 21) at Christ's, July 3,
1717. S. of John (probably of St Sepulchre's, London, gent.).
B. in London. School, Thurlow (Mr Harwood). Probably
migrated to Oxford. Matric. (Merton College, Oxford)
Mar. 4, 1717-8, age 21; B.A. (Jesus College, Oxford) 1720-1.
{Al. Oxon.; Peile, 11. 193.)
WILLIAMS, JOHN. Matric. from Pembroke, Michs. 1719.
WILLIAMS, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, June 15,
1730. S. of William, artificer, of Middlesex. B. Apr. 2, 1712,
in London. School, Merchant Taylors'. Matric. 1730; B.A.
1733-4. Ord. deacon (Lincohi) June i, 1735; C. of Holywell,
Hunts. One of these names R. of Oakham, Rutland, 173^-
(?) 82. (Robinson, Merchant Taylors' Sch. Reg.)
WILLIAMS, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's, Apr. 5,
1734. 2nd s. of Sir John, Knt., of Middlesex, and of Tendring
Hall, Stoke Nayland, Suffolk. B. 1716. School, Westminster.
Matric. 1734. Adm. at the Middle Temple, Nov. 2, i734-
Migrated to Lincoln's Inn, Jan. 23, 1738-9- Called to the
Bar, 1739. Married Charlotte-Maria, dau. of Sir Anthony
Thomas Abdy, Bart., of Felix Hall, Essex, i744- Took the
surname of Onslow. Died Nov. 1779. Buried at Spettisbury,
Dorset. Brother of James (1734) and Richard (1729)-
{Scott-Mayor, in. 451; Hutchins, iii. 520.)
WILLIAMS, JOHN. M.A. from King's, i739- B.A. (Jesus
College, Oxford). (Identification uncertain; Al. Oxon.)
WILLIAMS, JONATHAN. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Mar. 8, 1670-1
Of Merioneth. Matric. 1671; B.A. 1674-5.
WILLIAMS, JOSEPH. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Caius, Dec. 15,
1743; Fell.-Com. Feb. 20, 1743-4- S. of Joseph, of St
Elizabeth Town, Jamaica, Esq. B. there. School, Hackney,
Middlesex (private). Matric. 1743. Brother of Lewis (1741)-
{Venn, 11. 54.)
WILLIAMS, LEWIS. FeUow of King's Hall. Will (V.C.C.)
1524. 'Late of the University of Cambridge,' when James
Sponer, his executor, thus refers to him, c. 1529. (E. Axon.)
WILLIAMS, LEWIS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1559. Of Anglesey. B.A. 1561-2; M.A. 1565; B.D. 1570.
Fellow, 1566. University preacher, 1567. C. of Homingsea,
Cambs., 1567.
WILLIAMS, LEWIS. Matric. sizar from Queens', Lent, 1597-8.
Of London. B.A. 1603-4; M.A. 1607. Perhaps chaplain to
the East India Company, 1626-7. (F. Penny.)
WILLIAMS, LEWIS. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Easter, 1608;
B.A. 1611-2; M.A. 1615. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 20;
priest, Dec. 20, 1612.
WILLIAMS, LEWIS. Matric. Fell.-Com. from King's, Easter,
1722. One of these names adm. at the Inner Temple, June 15,
1719; 2nd s. of Roland, of Jamaica.
WILLIAMS, LEWIS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, Oct. 19,
1741. S. of Joseph, of St Elizabeth Town, Jamaica, Esq.
B. there. School, Hackney, Middlesex. Adm. at the Middle
Temple, Aug. 28, 1740. Died in College. Buried Nov. 7,
1741, at St Michael's, Cambridge. Brother of Joseph
(1743). {Venn, 11. 51.)
WILLIAMS, MARTIN. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs.
1565; Scholar, 1567; B.A. 1569-70; M.A. 1573; B.D. 1580.
Fellow, 1571. Ord. deacon and priest (Lincoln) Dec. 16, 1575.
University preacher, 1576. R. of Eversholt, Beds., 1578-9.
V. of Chesterton, Cambs., 1580-9. R. of Tarring, and of
Patching, Sussex, 1585. R. of Stanmer, 1591. Will (P.C.C.)
1602; of Patching, Sussex, clerk.
WILLIAMS, MAURICE. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter,
1614; B.A. 1617-8; M.A. 1621.
WILLIAMS, MORRIS. Matric. sizar from Christ's, c. 1593;
B.A. from Jesus, 1595-6; M.A. 1599. Incorp. at Oxford,
1600. Ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.) Sept. 22, 1611.
Perhaps R. of NettesweU, Essex, 1617-34. Died 1634.
WILLIAMS, MOSES. M.A. from King's, 1718. S. of Samuel,
of Llandyssil, Cardigan, clerk. B. Mar. 2, 1685-6, at Glas-
Iwyn. School, Carmarthen. Matric. (University College,
Oxford) Mar. 31, 1705, age 19; B.A. (Oxford) 1708. Ord.
deacon (London) Mar. 2, 1708; priest, May 31, 1713- V. of
Llanwenog, Cardigan, 1715-42. V. of Devynock, Brecon,
1716-32. F.R.S., 1719. R. of Chilton Trinity, Somerset,
and V. of St Mary, Bridgwater, 1732-42. Welsh antiquary.
Author, theological, etc. Died Apr. 9, 1742. Buried at St
Mary's, Bridgwater. {A I. Oxon.; G. Mag.; Jones, Brecknock,
II. 688.)
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Williams, Nathaniel
WILLIAMS, NATHANIEL. B.A. from St John's, 1619-20.
B.D. (Trinity College, Oxford) 1632. Ord. deacon (Lichfield)
Nov. 23, 1623. V. of Tachbrook, Warws., 1624. V. of Dun-
church, 1626. R. of Hamstall Ridware, Stafifs., 1627-30.
R. of Norbury, Derbs., 1630. Canon of Lichfield, 1630-69.
V. of High Offiey, Staffs., 1635. {Al. Oxon.; Le Neve, Fasti,
I. 617.)
WILLIAMS, NATHANIEL. Adm. sizar (age i6) at St John's,
June 29, 1706. S. of Nathaniel, clerk. B. at Betley, near
Newcastle-under-Lyne, Staffs. School, Keele (his father).
Matric. 1706. Buried at All Saints', Cambridge, Dec. i, 1708.
WILLIAMS, NICHOLAS. B.A. 1532-3; M.A. 1535.
WILLIAMS, NICHOLAS. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1566.
WILLIAMS, NICHOLAS. Adm. Fell. -Com. at Queens', June
ir, 1699. Of Carmarthen. Doubtless s. and h. of Sir Rice,
Knt., of Edwinsford (Rhyd-Edwin), Carmarthen. Matric.
1698. Adm. at the InnerTemple, Nov. 27,1699. Created Bart.,
July 30, 1707. M.P. for Co. Carmarthen, 1722-45. Lord-
Lieul. and Custos Rotulorum for Carmarthen. Married Mary,
dau. of Charles Cocks, of Worcester. Died s.p., July 19, 1745.
Will, 1745. Brother of Thomas (1711). See Al. Oxon. for a
contemporary namesake (who was probably the Sheriff of
Carmarthen, 1697-8, and not our man, as stated in G.E.C.).
(Nicholas, 306; G.E.C., v. 5.)
WILLIAMS, OWEN. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Trinity, Feb. 13,
1723-4. S. of William Evans, of Aberffraw, Anglesey.
School, Beaumaris (Mr Morgan). Matric. 1724; B.A. 1727-8.
WILLIAMS, PERANTUS. Adm. pens, at St John's, June 27,
1705 ; from Trinity College, Dublin. Adm. at Trinity College,
Dublin, May 20, 1698, age 18, as Perault Williams. S. of
WUliam, clericus. B. at Haverfordwest, Pembroke. B.A.
(Dublin) 1702; M.B. (Cambridge) 1705; M.D. (Dublin) 1720.
Brother of Counsel. (Al. Dub.)
WILLIAMS, PETER. Adm. at King's (age 17) a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 23, 1558. Of London. Matric. 1558. Left in
1561. Secretary to Jewel, Bishop of Salisbury. One of
these names R. of Latchingdon, Essex, and dean of Booking,
1584. (Harwood, 173.)
WILLIAMS, PETER. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Jan. 3, 1645-6.
Matric. 1645-6. One of these names (b. in Salisbury),
minister at York; silenced, 1662. Died Mar. 26, 1680, aged
55. (Calamy, 11. 582.)
WILLIAMS, PHILIP. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, June i,
1674. S. of Riese, of Llangynhafal, Denbigh. B. there.
School, Carnarvon. Matric. 1674; B.A. 1677-8; M.A. 1681.
R. of Doddington, Cambs., 1686-1719. Died 1719. Father of
the next. (J. Crosby.)
WILLIAMS, PHILIP. Adm. pens, (age 15) at St John's, July 8,
1710. S. of Philip (above), clerk. B. at Doddington, Cambs.
School, Huntingdon (Mr Matthews). Matric. 1710; B.A.
1714-5; M.A. 1718; B.D. 1725; D.D. 1730. Fellow, 1716-41.
Public Orator, 1730-41. Ord. deacon (London) Mar. 5,
1720-1; priest (Ely) May 2u, 1722. R. of Starston, Norfolk,
1729-46. R. of Barrow, Suffolk, 1740-9. V. of Sutton,
Lines., 1746. Married Anne, dau. of John Dighton, D.D.,
R. of Newmarket. Died May 26, 1749. Buried at Barrow.
M.I. (Scott-Mayor; Gage, 24.)
WILLIAMS, REGINALD. Adm. pens, at Queens', Apr. 5,
1677. Of London. Probably s. and h. of Reginald, of London,
and of Stoke Nayland, Suffolk. B. c. 1657. Matric. 1677.
Of Stoke Nayland, Suffolk, Esq. Perhaps brother of Thomas
(1689). (Vis. of Suffolk, 1664; Hutchins, iii. 521, where a
generation is apparently onaitted in the pedigree.)
WILLIAMS, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Michs. 1564.
WILLIAMS, RICHARD. Adm. at King's (age 17) a scholar
from Eton, May 30, 1624. Of Brentwood, Essex. B.A.
1627-8; M.A. 1631. Fellow, 1627-36. Preb. of Lincoln,
1635. V. of Middle Rasen, Lines., 1635. V. of Gainsborough,
1637-42. Died 1642 (sic). Buried at Gainsborough. Will
(P.C.C.) 1648. (Harwood; Stark, Gainsborough, 401.)
WILLIAMS, RICHARD. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Easter,
1627. Matric. 1627; B.A. 1629-30; M.A. 1633.
WILLIAMS, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Sidney, June 29, 1722;
'C. of Whitechapel, London.* S. of Richard, of Worcester.
Matric. (Balliol College, Oxford) Mar. 3, 1713-4, age 17;
li.A. (Oxford) 1717-8; M.A. (Cambridge) 1722. Perhaps
R. of Halstead, Suffolk, 1727-37.
WILLIAMS, RICHARD. Adm. Fell. -Com. (age 19) at St John's,
Aug. 4, 1729. S. and h. of Sir John, Knt., of London, and of
Tendring Hall, Stoke Nayland, Suffolk. School, West-
minster. Matric. 1729-30; M.A. 1733. Adm. at the Middle
Temple, Jan. 23, 1730-1. Died s.^., 1750. Brother of James
(1734) and John (1734). (Hutchins, iii. 520; Scott-Mayor, in.
424-)
Williams, Thomas
WILLIAMS, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from \Ucdalene, Easter,
1588. Perhaps s. and h. of Edmund, of Conway, Carnarvon.
If so, of Penyrallt, near Conway. Married Elizabeth, dau.
of Griffith John Griffith, of Cefnamwlch. Died before Feb. 21,
1623-4. Perhaps brother of James (c. 1594) and John (1598),
and father of Griffith (1622). (Nicholas, Co. Fam. Wales,
363; C.E.C., III. 212.)
WILLIAMS, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from King's, Michs. 1631;
B.A. 1633-4.
WILLIAMS, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, Mar.
27, 1667. S. of Edmund, husbandman, of Llanllecbid, near
Bangor, Carnarvon. B. there. School, Bangor. Matric.
1667; B.A. 1670-1. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Dec. 1674.
Perhaps C. of Saxthorpe, Norfolk.
WILLIAMS, ROBERT. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Jesus, Sept. 2,
1735- Of Buckden, Hunts. Perhaps s. of Thomas (1708).
Matric. 1736.
WILLIAMS, ROGER. B.A. from Queens', 1571-2; M.A. 1575;
B.D. 1582. FeUow. Perhaps R. of St Albans, Herts., 1582;
V. of St Peter's, St Albans, 1592. Licence (Bishop of London)
Jan. 23, 1583-4, to marry Alice Asheton, of Chrishall Magna,
Essex, spinster, dau. of William Asheton, V. of Meldreth,
Cambs. Buried Nov. 10, 1626, at the Abbey. Will, Archd.
St Albans. (J. Ch. Smith.)
WILLIAMS, ROGER. Adm. pens, at Pembroke, June 29, 1623.
S. of James, Merchant Taylor, of London. School, Charter-
house (exhibitioner as 'John'). Matric. 1625; B.A. 1626-7.
Chaplain to Sir William Masham, of Oatcs, High Laver,
Essex. Went to New England, 1630. Became a teacher at
Salem, Mass., moved thence to Plymouth; minister there,
1631-3. Sentenced to deportation by the Government of
Mass. for promulgating dangerous opinions. Withdrew to
Rhode Island and founded Providence, 1636; established
there the first Baptist Church in America. Went to England
and received a Charter for the settlement of Providence
(Rhode Island), 1643-4. Elected Governor of Providence,
1654-7. Deputy-Governor of Rhode Island, 1667. Author,
controversial. Known as the proto-champion in America of
religious toleration. Died in Providence, Apr. 1683. Buried
there. M.I. in the Chapel cloister at Charterhouse. (J. G.
Bartlett; Al. Carthus., 5; D.N.B.)
WYLLIAMS, ROGER. Adm. pens, (age 15) at St John's, Apr.
28, 1632. S. of William, gent., of St Nicolas, Glamorgan.
B. there. School, Westminster. Adm. at Gray's Inn, May 8,
1639.
WILLIAMS, ROGER. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, Sept.
26, 1654. S. of William, husbandman, of Landegai, Carnar-
von. School, Llanrwst, Carnarvon. Matric. 1654; B.A.
1658-9; M.A. 1662. Probably vicar-choral of Bangor;
chaplain to the Bishop of Bangor. R. of Llanllechid, Carnar-
von, 1669. Chancellor of Bangor, 1669-98. P.C. of Cwm,
Flints., 1697-1702; of Llandysilio. Died 1702-3. (Brown
Willis, Bangor, 1. 62; D. R. Thomas, i. 399; Lambeth Act Bk;
T. C. Dale.)
WILLIAMS, ROWLAND. Matric. pens, from Sx John's, Easter,
1572.
WILLIAMS, ROWLAND. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter,
1657. Of Wales. B.A. 1660-1; M.A. 1664. Probably ord.
deacon and priest (London) Apr. 21, 1662. V. of Gt Wilbra-
ham, Cambs., 1664-9. V. of Bottisham, 1664-8. See Al.
Oxon. for a contemporary namesake. (J. Crosby.)
WILLIAMS, SAMUEL. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 17) at Trinity,
June 26, 1751. S. of Hugh, of Jamaica. School, Eton.
Matric. 1751. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Jan. 18, 1748-9.
WILLIAMS, STEPHEN. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Pembroke, Feb.
20, 1724-5. Matric. 1724-5; M.B. 1725. Matric. (Exeter
CoUege, Oxford) Feb. 26, 1718-9, age 17; s. of John, of St
Eval, ComwaU, gent. F.R.S., 1734. Author.
WILLIAMS, THEODORE. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Michs.
1678; B.A. 1681-2; M.A. 1685. Ord. deacon (York) Dec.
1684; priest, June, 1693; C. of Adel, near Leeds, 1693.
(Peile, n. 69.)
WILLIAMS, THOMAS. B.A. 1504-5-
WILLIAMS, THOMAS (1506-7). See BAWGHE.
WILLIAMS, THOMAS. B.A. 1513-4; M.A. 1521-2. FeUow of
Peterhouse, 1521-4. (Perhaps confused by Cooper, i. 68,
with William, Prior of the Austin Canons of Huntingdon.)
WILLIAMS, THOMAS. M.A. 1541-2 (Incorp. from Siena).
WILLIAMS, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Clark, Michs. 1568;
B.A. 1575-6.
WILLIAMS, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1569.
WILLIAMS, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Easter, 1583;
B.A. 1586-7; M.A. 1591.
V.A.C. IV.
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WILLIAMS, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Queens', Feb. 9, 1591-2.
Of MJddlese.x. Perhaps s. and h. of Reginald, Sheriff of
Montgomeryshire (by his ist wife Elizabeth, dau. of Gerard
Gore, of London). If so, of Willaston, Salop; married
Elizabeth, dau. of John Price, of Cardiganshire. Living
1623. {Vis. of Salop, 1623.)
WILLIAMS, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Jan. 17,
1592-3.
WILLIAMS, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from St John's, 1594;
B.A. 1596-7.
WILLIAMS, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Michs. 1618;
B.A. 1621-2; M.A. 1625.
WILLIAMS, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from ^UGDALENE, Easter,
1637.
WILLIAMS, THOMAS. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Trinity, May 25,
1646. OfOarowaU.
WILLIAMS, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Emmanuel, Michs.
1649-
WILLIAMS, THOMAS. M.D. 1669 {Lit. Reg.). 'Attended our
royal person for making and composing several physical
medicines.' S. of Thomas, of Talyllyn, Brecon. B. c. 1621.
Adm. Extra-Liccnt.of the C.P., Feb. 11, 1659-60. Chymical
Physician to Charles II, 1670. Created Bart., Nov. 12, 1674.
M.P. for Weobley, 1675-8. Of Eltham, Kent, Esq. Married
(i) Anne,dau. of John Hogbeane, of Eltham, Kent; (2) Grace
Carwardine, of Madley, Hereford, widow, Bee. 1666. Buried
Sept. 12, 1712, at Glasbury, Brecons. Father of James (1688)
and probably of John (1670). {G.E.C., iv. 66.)
WILLIAMS, THOMAS. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 17) at St John's,
July 16, 1689. S. ot Reginald, gent. B. at Stoke, Suffolk.
School, Westminster. Doubtless of Tendring Hall, near Stoke.
Perhaps brother of Reginald (1677); doubtless father of
Thomas (1709-10).
WILLIAMS, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's,
Apr. 21, 1708. S. of John, gent. B. at Buckden, Hunts.
School, Llanvair, Denbigh (private). Perhaps father of
Robert (i735)-
WILLIAMS, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Pembroke,
Feb. 21, 1709-10. S. and h. of Thomas (? 1689), of Tendring
Hall, near Stoke, Suffolk. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Dec. 17,
1707.
WILLIAMS, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from King's, Easter, 1710;
B.A. 1 71 5-6. Perhaps ord. deacon (London) Apr. 3; priest,
Sept. 25, 1715. One of these names V. of Mayland, Essex,
1716; buried at Southminster, Feb. 17, 1743-4. But see also
Thomas (1717) to whom this may refer.
WILLIAMS, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Queens', Apr. 16, 1711.
Of Carmarthen. Doubtless s. of Sir Richard (Rice), of
Edwinsford (Rhyd-Edwin), Carmarthen, Knt., deceased.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, May 10, 1711. Chancellor and Chamber-
lain of Co. Carmarthen, Pembroke, and Cardigan, Custos
Rotulorum of Carmarthen. Of Rhydodyn, Esq. Married
(i) Arabella, dau. of John Vaughan, Esq., of Court Derllys;
(2) Anne, dau. of William Singleton, Esq., of London [ac-
cording to Burke, his first wife was Miss Powell]. Brother
of Nicholas (1699). (Nicholas, Co. Fam. Wales, 306; Burke,
Ext. Bart.)
WILLIAMS, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity, Mar. 15,
1715-6. S. of Maurice, of Aberdiney, Denbigh. B. at
Berwick, Shropshire. School, Chester (Mr Hinchman).
Scholar, 1717; B.A. 1719-20; M.A. 1723 (wrongly called
'Robert' in Graduati). Adm. at Gray's Inn, Mar. 9, 1715-6.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Feb. 18, 1721-2; priest. Mar. 10,
1722-3. C. of Wic!;en, Northants., 1722; R., 1723-44.
Buried there Mar. 17, 1744-5- (H. I. Longden.)
WILLIAMS, THOMAS. M.A. from King's, 1717. Perhaps s. of
Edward, of Halkin, Flintshire, gent. Matric. (Jesus College,
Oxford) Oct. 24, 1710, age 17; B.A. (Oxford) 1714-5. One
of these names of Wrexham, Denbigh, clerk; will (P.C.C.)
1759. But s^ea/so note under Thomas (1710). {Al.Oxon.)
WILLIAMS, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from King's, Easter, 1721;
B.A. 1724-5-
WILLIAMS, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from King's, Michs. 1722;
B.A. 1726-7.
WILLIAMS, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's,
Oct. 7, 1727. S. of T., gent., of Cambridgeshire. B. in
Cambridge. School, Beaumaris, Anglesey (Mr Owen).
Matric. 1727; M.B. 1733.
WILLIAMS, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Queens', June 18, 1750.
Of Middlesex. Matric. 1750.
WILLIAMS, W. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Michs. 1560.
WILLIAMS, WALTER. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Mar. 2, 1623-4.
Matric. 1624; B.A. 1627-8; M.A. 1631. See Al. Oxon. for
contemporary namesakes,
Williams, William Pier (Peere)
WILLIAMS, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter,
1571 ; B.A. 1575-6. Ord. deacon and priest (Lincoln) July 26,
1581. R. of Asgarby, Lines., 1592. WUl (Lincoln) 1638-40.
WILLIAMS, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Clare, Jan. 12, 1604-5.
S. of Daniel, merchant, of Sandwich, Kent. Schools, Sand-
wich and Ely. Migrated to Caius, Jan. 19, 1607-8. Scholar,
1608-11; B.A. 1608-9; M.A. 1612; B.D. 1622. Schoolmaster
at Launceston, Cornwall, 1621, and at Liskeard, 1624-5.
V. of Maristow, Devon. Will (Exeter) 1636. {Venn, i.
196.)
WILLIAMS, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs.
1625. Of Ely, Cambs. B.A. 1629-30; M.A. from Emmanuel,
1633-
WILLIAMS or GUILLIAMS, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Pem-
broke, June 14, 1626. S. of John. Matric. 1626; B.A. 1629-
30; M.A. 1633. Buried at St Benefs, Cambridge, May 22,
1635. Will (V.C.C. and P.C.C.) 1635.
WILLIAMS, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 1 7) at Sidney, June 18,
1626. S. of Thomas, of Dublin, Devon. Schools, Dubrin
and Maristow (Mr Wm. Williams). B.A. 1629-30; M.A. 1633.
One of these names of Coryton, Devon, clerk; will (Exeter)
1685.
WILLIAMS, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's,
Feb. 25, 1640-1. S. of William, gent., of Holyhead, Anglesey.
B. there. School, Bangor (Mr Meredith). Matric. 1641.
WILLIAMS, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1642. Of Denbighshire. Doubtless s. of Edward, of Carwed-
fynydd, Attomey-at-Law. Scholar, 1647; B.A. 1647-8;
M.A. 1657; M.L. 1657. Incorp. at Oxford, 1657. R. of
Llandegfan, Anglesey, 1660. R. of Llansannan, Denbigh,
1663-78. R. of St George (Rhos Deaner>'), 1668-84. V. of
Northop, 1672-7. Master of Beaumaris School, and R. there.
V. of RhuddJan, 1678-84. Canon of St Asaph, 1679. Brother
of John (1640). {Archaeol. Cambr., 5th S., x. 360; D. R.
Thomas, i. 360; ill. 229.)
WILLIAMS, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 14,
1646; B.A. 1649-50; M.A. 1661. Incorp. at Oxford, 1661.
One of these names ord. priest (Bishop of Ardfert) Nov. 24,
1658. R. of Clenchwater, Norfolk.
WILLIAMS, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Trinity, June
18, 1714. S. of Hugh, of Llanllechid, Carnarvon. School,
Bangor (Mr Doulben). Matric. 1714; Scholar, 1719; B.A.
1719-20; M.A. 1723. Fellow, 1722. Incorp. at Oxford, 1728.
Ord. deacon (St Asaph) Jan. 4, 1721; priest (Lincoln) Oct. 6,
1728. R. of Little Buckenham, Noriolk, 1728. R. of Byfleet,
Surrey, in 1732. V. of Staines, Middlesex, 1732-7. Chaplain
to the Earl of Marchmont. R. of Ockham, Surrey, 1737.
(T. C. Dale; Hennessy, 404.)
WILLIAMS, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's,
June 25, 1730. S. of William, R. of Stoke, Salop. B. at
Stoke. School, Hanmer, Flintshire (Mr Hughs). Matric.
1730. Died in College. Buried at All Saints', Cambridge,
Feb. 21, 1731-2.
WILLIAMS, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at St John's, July 4,
1730. S. of John, of Crewthyn, Carnarvon. M.A. from
St John's, 1730. Matric. (Jesus College, Oxford) Apr. 1,
1717, age 19; B.A. (Jesus College, Oxford) 1720. Ord.
deacon (Bangor) Sept. 5; priest, Sept. 17, 1720. R. of
Newbury, Anglesey, 1731-46. V. of Llanbeblig, Carnarvon,
1731-46. One of these names P.C. of Snaith and Rawcliffe,
Yorks., c. 1755-75. Buried at Snaith, Feb. 23, 1775, aged 62.
{Scott-Mayor, iii. 431; Robinson, Snaith, 102.)
WILLIAMS, WILLIAM. Adm. FeU.-Com. at St Catharine's,
Jan. 5, 1735-6. Of Barking, Essex. Matric. 1736.
WILLIAMS, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at St John's, July 10,
1741. S. of William, of Trevorder, St Breock, Cornwall.
B. 1720, at Truro. School, Bodmin (Mr Fisher). Matric.
1741; B.A. 1744-5; M.A. 1748. Ord. deacon (Chichester)
May 25; priest, June 1, 1746. R. of St Ewe, Cornwall,
1746-85. R. of Gerrans, 1758-85. Owner of the manor of
Trevorrick St Issey. Died Jan. 24, 1785. Buried at St Issey.
M.I. there and at St Ewe. Admon., P.C.C. {Scott-Mayor,
in. 522.)
WILLIAMS, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's,
May 21, 1746. S. of Grif., husbandman, of Denbighshire.
B. at Ruthin. School, Ruthin (Mr Hughes). Matric. 1746;
B.A. 1749-50. Ord. deacon (London, Litt. dim. from Win-
chester) Sept. 24, 1752. One of these names R. of Bradfield,
Norfolk, 1758-76; died 1776.
WILLIAMS, WILLIAM PIER (PEERE). Matric. from Corpus
Christi, Easter, 1717. Doubtless 2nd s. of William Peere,
of Gray's Inn, Esq. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Jan. 22, 1717-8.
Migrated to the Inner Temple, Apr. 24, 1725. Died s.p.
Brother of Hutchins (1716). {Dallatiay, 1. App.)
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WILLIAMS, WILLIAM PEERE. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Ct.are,
Apr. II, 1749. Doubtless s. and h. of Sir Hutchins (i7i6),of
Chichester, Sussex, Bart. B. there. Schools, Winchester
and Eton. Matric. 1749; M.A. 1759. Succeeded his father
as 2nd Bart., Nov. 4, 1758. M.P. forNewShorcham, 1758-61.
Died unmarried; slain at Butelot, Apr. 27, 1761, at the
attack of Belleisle. (G.E.C., v. 49; D.N.B.)
WILLIAM, . M.Gram. 1472-3.
WILLIAMS, . B.Can.L. 1495-6. Perhaps Lewis, Fellow of
Ki.vg's Hall; whom see.
WILLIAMS, . Adm. pens, at Jesus, July 2, 1622.
WILLIAMSON, ARTHUR. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Michs.
1581.
WILLIAMSON, BARNABAS. Matric. Fell. -Com. c. 1594 (college
not specified). Probably s. of Robert, of Walkeringham,
Notts. Of Bothamsell and Lound Hall, Notts. Married and
had issue. Died before Jan. 5, 1625-6. [Lines. Pedigrees,
1086; Surtees, 11. 9; Tkoroton, in. 230, 364.)
WILLIAMSON, CAESAR. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs.
1627; scholar from Westminster, 1628; B.A. 1631-2; M.A.
1635. Fellow, 1633. B.D. (Magdalen College, Oxford) 1642.
D.D. (Dublin) 1661, and Public Orator. Fellow of Trinity
College, Dublin, 1654. Ord. priest (Lincoln) Dec. 20, 1640.
R. of Wappenham, Northants., 1641. Canon of York, 1641.
Joined the King's army; present at EdgehiLl, 1642. Se-
questered from his preferments. R. of Ardstraw, Co. Derry,
Ireland, 1660. Treasurer of Christchurch Cathedral, Dublin,
1664. R. of Droniskin, Armagh, c. i666. R. of Kilsaran,
1666-75. Dean of Cashel, 1671-5. Died Nov. 29, 1675.
(Al. Oxon.; Baker, 1. 733; Leslie, Armagh Clergy, 344; H. B.
Swanzy.)
WILLIAMSON, CHRISTOPHER. B.A. 1469-70.
WILLIAMSON, CUTHBERT. Matric. sizar from Queens',
Easter, 1577. Of Westmorland. B.A. 1580-1. Ord. priest
(Norwich) Oct. i, 1581. V. of Wiggenhall St Jerm., Norfolk,
1582.
WILLIAMSON, D. M.Gram. 1475-6 {non-incepit).
WILLIAMSON, DAVID. Incorp. 1484-5.
WILLIAMSON, DOVE. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1624. 6th s. of Robert (1570). Bapt. June 12, 1606, at
Tichmarch, Northants. Matric. 1624; B.A. 1628; M.A. 1632.
Fellow, 1624-34. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) July 9, 1630. 'Lost
his leg by a cannon ball, at Newark.' R. of Elton-on-the-
Hill, Notts., 1634-80. R. of Fulbeck, Lines., 1635. Known
as a persecutor of nonconformists, his particular victim being
William Claytor, a farmer, of Elton, whose case was specially
dealt with in a tract entitled, The Ravenous Beast discovered,
by William Smith, 1664. Died 1680. Brother of Thomas
(1609), Henry (1626), etc. (Harxvood; Godfrey, Notts., x68.)
WILLIAMSON, EDMUND. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 13,
1612. Probably 2nd s. of Richard, Knt., of Gainsborough,
Lines. Matric. 1612. Adm. at Gray's Inn, July 6, 1614.
{Lines. Pedigrees, 1087.)
WILLIAMSON, EDMUND. Adm. pens, at Trinity, June 15,
1732. S. of , of Husbom Crawley, Beds. School, West-
minster. Matric. 1732; Scholar, 1733; B.A. 1735-6; M.A.
1765. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 21; priest, Sept. 28, 1740.
Chaplain to the Earl of Pomfret. R. of MUlbrook, Beds.,
1740. R. of Lolworth, Cambs., 1764-75. Died 1775. Will
(P.C.C.) 1775- (Al. Westmon., 306; T. C. Dale.)
WILLIAMSON, EDMUND THOMAS. Adm. FeU.-Com. at St
John's, July 31, 1724. S. of Henry, Esq., of Cambridgeshire.
B. at March, Isle of Ely. School, Isleworth, Middlesex.
Matric. 1724.
WILLIAMSON, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from St Catharine's,
Easter, 1587; B.A. 1589-90; M.A. 1593. Perhaps R. of
Bulvan, Essex, 1592-8; died 1598. Will, P.C.C.
WILLIAMSON, EDWARD. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Pembroke,
1640. S. of John. B. at Milbeck, Cumberland. Matric.
Easter, 1641. Probably schoolmaster at Penrith, Cumber-
land, 1655-9. V. of Edenhall, 1659-60. One of these names
R. of Fambridge, Essex, 1660; R. of Hockley, 1664; admon.
(Cons. C. London) May 2, 1681. (B. Nightingale.)
WILLIAMSON, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, c. 1597.
Of Cambridgeshire. (Probably already adm. at Queens',
May 16, 1595.) B.A. from Corpus Christi, 1599-1600.
WILLIAMSON, FRANCIS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1619; B.A. 1622-3. Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1623; priest.
Mar. 1625-6. V. of Weston, Yorks., 1627-37. Licence to
marry Faith Taylor, of Birstall, Yorks., 1629. Died 1637.
WILLIAMSON, FRANCIS. Adm. Fell. -Com. (age 15) at
Christ's, Apr. 19, 1642. S. of Sir Francis, of Isleworth,
Middlesex. B. in Southwark. Schools, Westminster and
Hoddesdon. Adm. at the Inner Temple, Feb. 3, 1642-3.
(Peile, I. 480.)
Williamson, John
WILLIAMSON, GEORGE. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Corpus
Christi, Easter, 1544.
WILLIAMSON, GERVASE. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Trinity,
Apr. 25, 1712. S. of John, of Stafford. School, Stafford
(.Mr Dearie). Matric. 1712; Scholar, 1714; B.A. 1715-6;
M.A. 1719. Fellow, 1 718. Ord. deacon (Ely) Mar. 10, 1722-3;
priest, June 5, 1726.
WILLIAMSON, GILES. Matric. FcU.-Com. from St Catha-
rine's, Easter, 1573. Perhaps of Markham, Tuxford, Notts.;
married Frances, dau. of Robert Bradford, of Stainley,
Yorks., Esq., e. 1580.
WILLIAMSON, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter,
1587. Possibly s. of Thomas, V. of Eccles, Lanes. B. at
Salford, Manchester, e. 1572. [According to Peile, Henry
and his two brothers were sons of Thomas, V. of Eccles,
Lanes., 1576-1606, and a Fellow of Manchester College, 1578.
But this parentage (assumed also by Canon Raines) seems
doubtful. Thomas W., vicar of Eccles, died 1606; in his
will only three sons are mentioned, viz. Thomas, Randle and
Timothy.] B.A. from Pembroke, 1590-1; M.A. from King's,
1594; B.D. 1601. Ord. priest (Lincoln), 1594. Chaplain at
King's. R. of St Peter's, Cambridge, 1597. R. of Little
Gidding, Hunts., 1598-1614. R. of Conington, 1603-14.
Preb. of Peterborough, 1608-14. Died Mar. 22, 1613-4.
Will. P.C.C. Brother of John (1575) and Robert (1570).
{Peile, I. 189; Raines, Fellows of Manchester College.)
WILLIAMSON, HENRY. B.A. 1626 (Incorp. from Oxford). S.
of Robert (1570). R. of Tichmarsh, Northants. Matric.
(Magdalen Hall, Oxford) June 27, 1623, age 19; B.A. (Oxford)
1624; M.A. from King's, 1627. Incorp. at Oxford, 1628.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Apr. 16, 1625; priest, Sept. 24, 1626.
V. of Holbeach, Lines., 1629-31. R. of Alwalton, Hunts.,
1631-56. R. of Conington, 1656-67. Died 1667. Brother
of Dove (1624) and Thomas (1609). {Al. Oxon.)
WILLIAMSON, HENRY. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1672. Of
Norfolk. Matric. Easter, 1674. One of these names adm. at
Leyden, June 10, 1675; 'Willemson'; and another (or the
same) Dec. 11, 1676.
WILLIAMSON, JAMES. Matric. sizar from St Catharine's,
Michs. 1568; B.A. from Trinity, 1575-6.
WILLIAMSON, JAMES. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter,
1612. Doubtless2nds. of Robert (1570). B.A. 1615-6; M.A.
1619. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 20; priest, Sept. 21, 1618.
R. of Crayke, Yorks., 1622. {Peile, i. 287; H. I. Longden.)
WILLIAMSON, JAMES. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Sidney, Apr. 10,
1635. S. of John. B. at York. Schools, York and Coxwold
(Mr Smelt). Matric. 1635; B.A. 1638-9; M.A. 1642. Perhaps
R. of Kirkby Knowle, Yorks., c. 1645-73; died 1673.
WILLIAMSON, JAMES. M.A. from Jesus, 1711. S. of John, of
Reigate, Surrey, clerk. Matric. (Christ Church, Oxford)
July 15, 1679, age i7; B.A. (Oxford) 1683. R. of Rype,
Sussex, 1687. R. of Chalvington, 1710. Archdeacon of
Lewes, 1723-36. Died Dec. 9, 1736. One of these names V. of
St Dunstan's, Canterbury; died Aug. 7, 1728. {Al. O.xon.;
G. Mag.)
WILLIAMSON, JOHN. M.A. Perhaps R. of Little Burstead,
Essex, 1466-7; V. of Gt Canfield, 1469-76. V. of Duxford
St Peter, Cambs., 1471, and probably R. of Hilborough,
Norfolk, 1471. Perhaps R.of North Ockendon, Essex, 1483-
97. Died 1497- (J. Ch. Smith.)
WILLIAMSON, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs.
1555; Scholar, 1555; B.A. 1562-3-
WILLIAMSON, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Michs.
1568.
WILLIAMSON, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Michs.
1575; B.A. 1579-80; M.A. 1583. Incorp. at Oxford, 1585.
Ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.) Mar. 5, 1586-7. Probably
V. of North Somercotes, Lines., 1602-25. Will (Lincoln)
1624-5. Oneof these names V. of Fordham, Cambs., 1587-92.
Died there July 23, 1592. Admon. to widow Barbara.
[Peile wrongly assigns both these livings to this John, who
apparently was the J. W., 'minister, near Louth, Lines.,'
i.e. of North Somercotes, mentioned in Henry Ncwcome's
Autobiography, p. 91, and a brother of Robert (1570) and
Henry (1587)] (/'«/c, i. 134-)
WILLIAMSON, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1575; B.A. 1577-8. Ord. deacon (Ely) July, 1579; pncst,
Apr. 17, 1580. One of these names R. of BeechamwcU,
Norfolk, 1596-1604; B.A.; V. of Congham St Mary, 1603,
and R. of West Walton, till 1614; V. of Gayton, 1614-28.
WILLIAMSON, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs.
1585. One of these names V. of Ewcrby, Lines., 1592-1606.
Admon. (Lincoln) 1606.
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WILLIAMSON, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St Catharine's,
Easter, 1587; B.A. 1588-9; M.A. i593- Perhaps ord. priest
(Norwich) July 17, 1592. One of these names V. of Kirkby
Lonsdale, Westmorland, 1591; perhaps V. of Tunstall,
Lanes., 1621-32; Inventory (Archd. Richmond) 1633.
WILLIAMSON, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St John's, c. 1591.
WILLIAMSON, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, 1623.
Matric. 1623; B.A. 1626; M.A. 1632. Perhaps C. of Benenden,
Kent, 1634; M.A. One of these names intruded minister of
Cranbrook, 1643.
WILLIAMSON, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Peterhouse,
June 26, 1724. Of Yorkshire. School, Durham. Matric.
1724; Scholar, 1724. Buried at Little St Mary's, Cambridge,
Mar. 2, 1724-5.
WILLIAMSON, JOHN. Adm. scholar at Trinity Hall, Jan. 2,
1727-8. Of Liverpool. Matric. 1727; LL.B. 1731, Ord.
deacon (Lincoln) June 4; priest, Sept. 3, 1732.
WILLIAMSON, JOSEPH. M.A. 1659 (Incorp. from Oxford).
S. of Joseph, V. of Bridekirk, Cumberland. Bapt. there,
Aug. 4, 1633. School, St Bees. Matric. (Queen's College,
Oxford) Nov. 18, 1650; B.A. (Oxford) 1653-4; M.A. 1657;
D.C.L., 1674. Fellow (sic) of Queen's CoUege, Oxford, 1657.
Adm. at the Middle Temple, Nov. 25, 1664. Called to the
Bar, 1664 (the same day). Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Mar. i,
1 671-2. Held a position in the office of Sir Edward Nicholas,
Secretary of State, 1660. Keeper of the King's Ubrary at
Whitehall, 1661. F.R.S., 1663; President, 1677-80. Editor
of the Oxford Gazette, 1665. M.P. for Thetford, 1669, 1679,
1681 and 1685; for Rochester, 1690 and 1701; for Co. Clare,
Ireland, 1692, and for Limerick, 1695. Knighted, Jan. 24,
1671-2. Clerk of the Council, 1672. Secretary of State,
1674-9. P-C, 1674. Recorder of Thetford, 1682. Joint
Plenipotentiary at the Congress of Nimeguen, 1696. Married
Lady Catherine Stuart (suo jure, Baroness Clifton), 1678.
Died s.p., Oct. 3, 1701, at Cobham Hall, Kent. Buried in
Westminster Abbey. Will, P.C.C. (Al. Oxon.; Le Neve,
Mm.; H. A. C. Sturgess; D.N.B.)
WILLIAMSON, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Pembroke,
May 23, 1695. S. of William, of London. Matric. 1695; B.A.
1698-9. Ord. deacon (London) June, 1699. Perhaps father
of William (1745).
WILLIAMSON, NICHOLAS. B.Civ.L. 1537-8. One of these
names R. of Whickham, Durham, 1540-58; died 1558.
WILLIAMSON, PETER. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1544; B.A.
1544-5. Wm proved (V.C.C.) 1546.
WILLIAMSON, RALPH. B.A. from King's, 1601-2. Ord.
deacon (York) Dec. 1607. V. of Cottingham, Yorks., 1610-7.
WILLIAMSON, RALPH. Adm. sizar at Clare, May 19, 1692.
Matric. 1694; B.A. 1696-7.
WILLIAMSON, RANDOLPH. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Michs.
1554-
WILLIAMSON, RICHARD. B.Can.L. 1486-7.
WILLIAMSON, RICHARD. B.Civ.L. 1501-2.
WILLIAMSON, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse,
Michs. 1555 {impubes).
WILLIAMSON, ROBERT. B.Civ.L. 1485-6.
WILLIAMSON, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Lent,
1557-8. One of these names R. of Gt Bradley, Suffolk, 1558-
76.
WILLIAMSON, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Nov.
1570. Possibly s. of Thomas, V. of Eccles, Lanes, (but see
note under Henry (1587)). B. at Salford, Lanes. B.A.
1574-5; M.A. 1578; B.D. 1585; D.D. 1598. Incorp. at
Oxford, 1585. Ord. deacon and priest (Lincoln) July 5, 1580.
R. of Tichmarch, Northants., 1583-1631. Preb. of Peter-
borough, 1605-30. Preb. of Lincoln, 1605-26. Buried May
30, 1632, at Tichmarch. Father of Thomas (1609), James
(1612), Dove (1624) and Henry (1626), brother of Henry
(1587) and John (1575). {Peile, 1. 116; AL Oxon.; H. I.
Longden.)
WILLIAMSON, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from King's, Easter,
1624. Migrated to Trinity. Scholar, 1627; B.A. 1627-8;
M.A. 1631. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 5; priest, Dec. 18,
1631. R. of Steeple Gidding, Hunts., 1636-65. R. of Sawtry
St Andrew, 1640-69. R. of Denton, 1666-7. R- of Conington,
1667-9. Died 1669.
WILLIAMSON, ROGER. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1569.
WILLIAMSON, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June 2,
1668. Of Northamptonshire. Matric. 1668; B.A. 1671-2.
WILLIAMSON, SIMEON. Adm. pens, at Queens', June, 1638.
Of Lincolnshire. Matric. 1639; B.A. 1641-2.
Williamson, William
WILLIAMSON, STEPHEN. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Pembroke,
Apr. 21, 1715. S. of Samuel, of Theddlethorpe, Lines., gent.
Matric. 1715.
WILLIAMSON, THOMAS. B.A. 1474-5-
WILLIAMSON, THOMAS. M.Gram. 1489-90.
WILLIAMSON, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs.
1555; Scholar, 1555.
WILLIAMSON, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1562. Of Lancashire. B.A. 1564-5. Fellow, 1566.
WILLIAMSON, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Easter,
1576; B.A. 1579-80; M.A. 1583. R. of Sausthorpe, Lines.
WILLIAMSON, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Feb.
1581-2; B.A. 1581-2. Probably subscribed for deacon's
orders (Lincoln) May 27, 1587; R. of Well with Dexthorpe,
Lines., 1587-97.
WILLIAMSON, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Queens', Lent,
1582-3. Of Hertfordshire.
WILLIAMSON, THOMAS. Adm. at King's, a scholar from
Eton, 1609. S. of Robert (1570). B. at Bletchley, Bucks.,
1593. Matric. 1609; B.A. 1613; M.A. 1617; B.D. 1626; D.D.
1636. Fellow, 1612-27. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 21;
priest, Sept. 22, 1617. Chaplain to Lord Keeper Williams,
Bishop of Lincohi. R. of Beckingham, Lines., 1626. Preb.
of Lincohi, 1627-39. Died 1639. Admon. (Lincoln) 1639.
Brother of Dove (1624), etc. and father of Thomas (1655).
(Harwood, 213.)
WILLIAMSON, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Christ's,
May 4, 1654. S. of Thomas. B. July 19, 1637, at Scotter,
Lines. School, Gainsborough (Mr Hornby). Matric. 1655.
Married three wives. Died Dec. 21, 1713, at Grantham.
(Peile, I. 562; Lines. Pedigrees, 108.)
WILLIAMSON, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Christ's,
Apr. 24, 1655. S. and h. of Thomas (1609), D.D. Schools,
Grantham and Newark (Mr Hill). Matric. 1657. Adm. at
Gray's Inn, May 11, 1657. (Peile, i. 566, where he is ap-
parently confused with Thomas (above).)
WILLIAMSON, WILLIAM. B.Can.L. 1463-4-
WILLIAMSON, WILLIAM. B.A. 1527-8.
WILLIAMSON, WILLIAM. Adm. at King's, Easter, 1545.
Conduct of the College.
WILLIAMSON, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, May 17,
1584. Matric. 1584.
WILLIAMSON, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from St John's,
Easter, 1607. Perhaps s. of Robert, of Hayton, Notts.
B.A. 1610-1; M.A. 1614. Ord. deacon (York) Sept.; priest,
Dec. 1614. Perhaps chaplain to Gilbert, Earl of Shrewsbury,
and V. of Selston, Notts., 162 1-4; R. of Cromwell, 1631-5.
[But Foster assigns these livings to the next.] (Lines.
Pedigrees, 1086; Vis. of Notts.)
WILLIAMSON, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs.
1617; B.A. 1621-2; M.A. 1625. Incorp. at Oxford, 1628.
Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1623; priest, Sept. 1625. R. of
Kirby-Underdale, Yorks., 1631. (Al. Oxon., where he is
apparently confused with William (above).)
WILLIAMSON, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Trinity, June 9,
1642.
WILLIAMSON, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 22) at Christ's,
\pr. 15, 1645; from New Inn HaU, Oxford. S. of George.
B. at Northwich, Cheshire. B.A. 1644-5. Matric. (Oxford)
July 9, 1641, age 19; M.A. (O.xford) 1648. Perhaps minister
of Hindley, Lanes., c. 1650-6, and of Kirkby (in parish of
Walton-on-the-Hill), 1656. (Peile, i. 493; E. Axon.)
WILLIAMSON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Christ's,
Mar. 20, 1655-6. S. of Francis. B. at Hawkswell, Richmonds.
School, Richmond (Mr Abraham Ripley). Matric. 1656;
B.A. 1659-60.
WILLIAMSON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius,
Mar. 24, 1658-9. S. of Anthony, gent., of Tilney-in-Marsh-
land, Norfolk. B. there. School, Lynn (Mr Bell). Matric.
1659; Scholar, 1659-62. Of Watlington, gent. Died s.p.
Will proved (P.C.C.) June 6, 1691. (Venn, i. 405.)
WILLIAMSON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's,
Mar. 21, 1660-1; from Trinity CoDege, Dublin [adm. there,
May 7, 1660, age 15]. S. of Edward, druggist, of Liverpool.
B. there. School, Liverpool (Mr Glover). Matric. 1661;
B.A. 1664-5; M.A. 1668. Signed for priest's orders (London)
Sept. 18, 1668; C. of Paglesham, Essex. Archdeacon of
Glendalough, Co. Wicklow, 1672-1722. Treasurer of Christ
Church, DubUn, 1676-1705. Died Nov. 1722. Buried at
St Audoen's, Dublin. (Scott-Mayor; Al. Dublin; H. B.
Swaazy.)
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WILLIAMSON, WILLIAM [LEIGH]. Adm. sizar (age 20) at
St John's, Apr. 26, 1745. S. of Joseph (? 1695), clerk, of
Yorkshire. B. at Leathley, West Riding. Schools, Beverley
(Mr Clarke) and Threshfield (Mr Knowles). Matric. 1745;
B.A. 1748-9; M.A. 1760; 'William Leigh.' Ord. deacon
(Chester) Feb, 19, 1748-9; priest, May 17, 1761. V. of
St John's Chapel, Harrogate, Yorks., 1755-9. V. of Darfield,
1766-7. R. of Guisborough, 1767-98. R. of Kildale-in-
Cleveland, 1767-1805. Died Apr. 27, 1805. {Scott-Mayor,
in. 551; W.J. Kaye.)
WILLIAMSON, . B.A. 1472-3. Perhaps 'John, of Durham
diocese'; ord. priest (Norwich) Dec. 20, 1476; 'M.A.'
WILLIAMSON, . Com. for M.A. or higher degree, 1484-5.
WILLIAMSON, . B.Can.L. 1498-9.
WILLIAMSON, . B.Can.L. 1500-1.
WILLIAMSON, . B.A. 1524-5; M.A. 1527. Possibly John
Williamson, clerk, whose admon. (P.C.C.) granted to brother
Thomas, Mar. 12, 1559-60; R. of Hemingley, Lines., and of
Attleborough, Norfolk.
WILLIAMSON, . B.Can.L. 1529-30.
WILLIAMSON, . FeU.-Com. at Jesus, 158&-7.
WILLIAMSON, . Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Sept. 20, 1647.
Of Kent.
WILLIAT, see aho WILLET and WILLOT.
WILLIAT or WYLLYETT, JOHN. B.A. 1529-30; M.B. 1541-2.
WILLIAT or WYLLET, RICHARD. Adm. at King's (age 18)
a scholar from Eton, May 17, 1532. Of Horwood, Bucks.
B.A. 1535-6; M.A. 1539. Fellow, 1535-45. Ord. priest
(Lincoln) Apr. 2, 1541.
WILLIM, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Trinity, Dec. 27, 1670. Matric.
1671; B.A. 1674-5; M.A. 1680.
WILLIM, JOHN. M.A. from King's, 1728. S. of J., of Peter-
church, Hereford, clerk [? John Williams, V. of Peterchurch,
1678]. Matric. (St Edmund HaU, Oxford) Feb. 11, 1703-4,
age 17; B.A. (Oxford) 1707. {Al. Oxon.)
WILLIMORE, ANDREW, see WILMER.
WILLIMOTT, see also WILMOT.
WILLYMOTT, JAMES. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's, Apr.
II, 1635. S. of Simon, vintner. Bapt. Nov. 8, 1618, in
St Peter's, Comhill. School, Mercers'. Matric. 1635; Scholar
of Trinity HaU, Jan. 17, 1638-9. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Mar.
30, 1649-50. (Peile, 1. 435.)
WILLIMOTT, JAMES. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Christ's, Apr. 4,
1639. S. and h. of James, of KelshaU, Herts, (and Elizabeth,
dau. of Thomas Morrison, of Sandon, Herts.). B. Dec. 16,
1621, at Aston, Herts. Matric. 1639. Probably adm. at
Gray's Inn, July, 1655. J. P. for Herts.; Deputy-Lieut., and
High Sheriff, 1683. Married EUzabeth, dau. of Alexander
Dorrington, of Gray's Inn, Esq. Buried Oct. 21, 1702, at
Kellshull (KelshaU). (Vis. of Herts., 1634; Peile, 1. 459;
CluUerbuck, iii. 533.)
WILLYMOT, JOSHUA. Matric. pens, from Magdalene,
Easter, 1633; B.A. 1636-7; M.A. 1640; Joseph. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) June 4, 1637; priest. May 20, 1638. Probably
brother of WiUiam (1633).
WILLIMATT, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 10,
1596. Matric. c. 1596. Probably B.A. Doubtless R. of
Thoresby, Lines., 1604-33; perhaps R. of Little Carlton,
1629. Licence (Lincoln) Nov. 21, 1612, to marry Frances
Palframan of Swaby, widow.
WILLYMAT, WILLIAM. Said to have been of this University.
R. of Ruskington, Lines., 1585. Author, A Princes Looking
Glasse, etc. Died 1615. (Cooper, 11. 403; D.N.B.)
WILLYMOTT, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Magdalene,
Easter, 1633; B.A. 1636-7; M.A. 1640. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
June 4, 1637; priest. May 20, 1638. V. of Strubby-in-the-
Marsh, Lines., 1638. Probably brother of Joshua (1633).
WILLYMOTT, WILLIAM. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
Oct. 20, 1692. 2nd s. of Thomas, of Royston, Herts, (and
Rachel, dau. of Dr William Pindar, of Springfield, Essex).
B. at Royston. Matric. 1693; B.A. 1697-8; M.A. 1700;
LL.D. 1707. FeUow, 1695. Vice-Provost, 1721. Assistant
Master at Eton for some years. Kept a school at Isleworth,
Middlesex. Studied law, and was admitted an advocate at
Doctors' Commons, 1707. Subsequently returned to Cam-
bridge. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Mar. 25, 1730; priest, Aug. 17,
1735. R. of MUton, Cambs., 1735. Author, grammatical, etc.
Died June 7, 1737. (Harwood, 277; CluUerbuck, in. 569;
D.N.B.)
WILLINGHAM, SAMUEL. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs.
1568; B.A. 1574-5. Ord. priest (Peterb.) Mar. 4, 1579-80.
R. of Water Newton, Hunts., 1580-1606. R. of 'Stayne,'
Lines.
Willis, John
WILLINGHAM, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's,
May 28, 1655. S. of George, deceased, of Bow, Essex. B.
there. School, Northampton (Mr Archer). Matric. 1655;
B.A. 1658-9; M.A. 1662.
WILLINGOR or WILLINWORTH, THOMAS. B.A. 1495-6.
WILLINGSON, ANTHONY. Matric. pens, from St John's,
Michs. 1553.
WILLINGTON, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1623. Of Warwickshire. Possibly s. of Thomas, of MerineU.
B.A. 1626-7; M.A. 1630; B.D. 1637. Fellow, 1627. Junior
Proctor, 1635-6. V. of Ospringe, Kent, 1640-3. Died 1643.
(Vis. of Warws., 1619.)
WILLIS, see also WILLS.
WYLLYS, BENJAMIN. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1690. Doubtless s. of John (1670), R. of West Homdon,
Essex. B. at Brentwood, Essex. Matric. 1690; B.A. 1694-5;
M.A. 1698; B.D. 1709. FeUow, 1693. Ord. deacon (Lincohi)
Mar. 5, 1698-9; priest (London) Feb. 25, 1699-1700. Usher
to Charles Walwyn, at Maidstone, Kent, 1701. C. of Pampis-
ford, Cambs., 1710. V. of Loys Weedon (or Weedon-Lois),
Northants., 1715-48. Buried there Feb. 22, 1747-8. Brother
of John (1679) and Edward (1694). (Harwood, 274.)
WILLIS, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from King's, Lent, 1694.
Doubtless s. of John (1670), R. of West Homdon, Essex.
B.A. 1695-6; M.A. 1699. Ord. deacon (London) July 3;
priest, Oct. 12, 1696. Succeeded his father as R. of West
Homdon, 1696. Brother of John (1679) and Benjamin (1690).
WILLIS, FRANCIS. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Apr. 11, 1712.
Of Sussex. Matric. 1712.
WILLIS, FULK. Adm. pens, at Sidney, Feb. 8, 1615-6. B. in
London. Matric. 1615-6.
WILLIS, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Sidney, Feb. 8, 1615-6.
Of London. Matric. 1615-6; B.A. from Jesus, 1619-20;
M.A. 1623; B.D. 1630. FeUow of Jesus, 1623-32. R. of
Thrapston, Northants., 1629-31. R. of Stanwick, 1632-78.
Preb. of SouthweU, 1632-78. Buried at Stanwick, Oct. 18,
1678. (A. Gray; H. I. Longden.)
WILLIS, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1646.
Of Middlesex. Doubtlesss.of Thomas (1619). Bapt. Jan. 14,
1622-3, at Isleworth. Doubtless father of Robert (1680).
(Vis. of Warws., 1619.)
WILLIS or WILLS, JOHN. B.A. 1455-6; M.A. 1460; M.B.
1469-70; M.D. 1479-80.
WILLISorWYLLES.JOHN. B.A. from Jesus, 1584-5; M.A.1588.
WILLIS, JOHN. B.A. from Christ's, 1592-3; M.A. 1596; B.D.
1603 (perhaps previously matric. from Emmanuel, Easter,
1589). R. of St Mary Bothaw, Dowgate HUl, London, 1601-6.
R. of Little Bentley, Essex, 1606-25. Invented the first
practical scheme of modem shorthand. Author, Mnemonica,
etc. Buried at Little Bentley, Nov. 28, 1625. (Peile, i. 108:
D.N.B.)
WILLIS, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Sept. 6, 1624. Of
London.
WILLIS, JOHN. M.A. 1626 (Incorp. from Oxford). Scholar
of Wadham CoUege, Oxford, 1613-20; B.A. (Oxford) 1616-7;
M.A. 1620. V. of Hockley, Essex, 1619-37-. R. of Ingate-
stone, 1630-62, ejected. Buried there. May 19, 1679. Doubt-
less father of John (1670). (David, Essex, 411; Al. Oxon.;
J. Ch. Smith.)
WILLIS, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Trinity, May 28, 1647.
WILLIS, JOHN. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 15) at Christ's, Apr. 9,
1651. 2nd s. of Sir Thomas (1628-9), Bart., of Fen Ditton,
Cambs. B. at Hertford. School, Hertford (Mr Minors).
Adm. at the Middle Temple, May 4, 1654. CaUed to the
Bar, 1663. Succeeded his father as 2nd Bart., Nov. 17, 1701.
Married Mary, dau. of Thomas Savage, of Elmley Castle,
Worcs., May 28, 1669. Buried at Fen Ditton, .^ug. 9, 1704,
aged 68. WUl, P.C.C. Brother of Thomas (1648) and father
of Thomas (1690-1). (Peile, i. 541; Clutterbuck, 11. 184;
G.E.C., II. 148.)
WYLLYS, [JOHN]. M.A. 1670 (Incorp. from Oxford). Doubtless
s. of John (1626). Probably matric. (Wadham College,
Oxford) Feb. 20, 1648-9; B.A. (Oxford) 1648 (sic); M.A.
1650. FeUow of Wadham College, Oxford, 1649. R. of West
Homdon, Essex, 1656-96. R. of Ingrave, tiU 1696. Died
1696. WiU (P.C.C.) 1696. Father of Edward (1694), Ben-
jamin (1690) and John (1679). (Al. O.vofi.; J. Ch. Smith.)
WYLLYS, JOHN. Adm. at King's, a schol.ir from Eton, 1679.
Doubtless s. of John (1670), R. of Homdon and of Ingrave,
Essex. B. at Ingrave. Matric. 1680; li..\. 1683-4; M.A.
1687. Fellow. Ord. deacon (London) .•\ug. 24, 1684. C. of
Tilbury, Essex, and chaplain to the Fort. Chaplain to an
East Indian ship, 1687. Died July, 1697. Buried at St
Andrew's, Holbom, London. Brother of Edward (1694) and
Benjamin (1690). (Harwood, 365.)
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Willis, John
WILLIS, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age i8) at Trinity, July 30,
1691. S. of John, of London. School, Litchfield Street,
London (private). Matric. 1691-2; Scholar, 1695; B.A.
1695-6; M.A. 1699. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) May 26, 1700;
priest (London) May 23, 1703.
WILLIS, JOHN. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1697.
Probably s. of Henry, of St Mary, Blandford, Dorset, clerk.
B. there. Matric. Easter, 1698; B.A. 1701-2. Fellow, 1701.
Probably previously matric. (Wadham College, Oxford)
Nov. 4, 1697, age 18. Died in College of a fever, Oct. 1703.
(Harwood, 282; Al. Oxon.)
WILLIS, JOHN. M..\. from King's, 1722. Probably s. of
Francis, of Worcester, clerk. Matric. (Christ Church, Oxford)
July 8, 1701, age 16; B.A. (0.xford) 1705. Ord. deacon
(York) June 2, 1706; priest, Sept. 27, 1706. Chaplain to the
Bishop of Lincohi. R. of Thorpe-on-the-Hill, Lines. R. of
Hickham, Lines., 1724. [Al. Oxon.; T. C. Dale; Lambeth
Act Bk, vii.)
WILLIS, JOHN. LL.B. 1728 [Com. Reg.).
WILLIS, JOHN. M.A. from King's, 1738. S. of Browne, the
Antiquary, of Whaddon, Bucks., Esq. Matric. (Christ
Church, Oxford) July 14, 1730, age 18; B.A. (Oxford) 1734-
R. of Bletchley, Bucks., 1735-41. Will (Archd. Bucks.) 1741-
[Al. Oxon.; Lipscomb, iv. 3.)
WILLIS, NATHANIEL. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1627; B.A. 1629; M.A. 1633; B.D. 1640; D.D. 1660 (Lit.
Reg.). Fellow, 1632, ejected. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Dec. 22,
1639; priest, May 30, 1640. V. of Trumpington, Cambs.,
1642-3, resigned. Probably R. of Cliffe, Kent, 1660.
WILLIS, RICHARD. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 17) at Christ's,
Apr. 21, 1631. 2nd s. of Richard, of Fen Ditton, Cambs.
Bapt. Jan. 13, 1613-4, at All Saints', Hertford. School,
St John's, Hertford (Mr Frisney). Matric. 1631. Adm. at
Gray's Inn, Feb. 2, 1630-1. Col. -Gen. of Lines., Notts., and
Rutland, and Governor of Newark Castle for the King.
Knighted, Oct. i, 1642. Created Bart., June 11, 1646.
Married Alice, dau. of Thomas Fox, M.D., of Waltham
Abbey, Essex. Buried at Fen Ditton, Cambs., Dec. 9, 1690.
Will dated May, 1690; proved (P.C.C.) Dec. 10, 1690.
Father of Thomas Fox ( 1 679) and brother of Thomas ( 1 628-9) .
[Vis. of Cambs., 1619; Vis. of Herts., 1634; Peile, i. 409;
Clutterbuck, u. 184; G.E.C., 11. 234.)
WILLIS, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Trinity Hall, Michs.
1653-
WILLYS, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, Feb. 23,
1682-3. S. of Richard, deceased. B. at Huntingdon. School,
St Paul's, London (exhibitioner). Matric. 1683; B.A. 1686-7;
M.A. 1690. V. of Higham Ferrers, Northants., 1691-1725.
Buried there, Feb. 2, 1725-6. Father of the next. (H. I.
Longden.)
WILLIS, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 20) at St John's, Oct. 22,
1 71 7. S. of Richard (above), clerk, of Northamptonshire.
B. June 10, 1697, at Higham Ferrers. School, Charterhouse
(exhibitioner). Matric. 1717; B.A. 1721-2. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) Feb. 18; priest, Feb. 25, 1721-2. R. of Normanby-
on-the-Wold, Lines., 1722. V. of Corringham, 1741-81. R.
of Benington, 1763-81. Died Dec. 16, 1781. Buried at
Corringham. (Scott-Mayor, iii. 315; Al. Carthus.)
WILLIS, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at Clare, July 8, 1680. Of
Isleworth, Middlesex. Doubtless s. of Henry (1646), of
Isleworth, and grandson of Thomas (1619). Bapt. there,
Mar. 17, 1661-2.
WILLIS, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at Christ's, 1713. S. of Henry,
of Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk. B. 1695. School, Bury.
Matric. 1713; Scholar, 1713; B.A. 1717-8. Ord. deacon
(London) Dec. 1717; priest (Ely) Mar. 13, 1719-20. C. of
Troston, Suffolk, 1719-24; R., 1724-49. R. of West Stow,
1742-9. Buried at Troston, Jan. 7, 1748-9. (Peile, 11. 181.)
WILLIS, ROBERT. M.A. from King's, 1741. S. of Robert,
R. of Wychampton, Dorset, and nephew of John (1697).
Matric. (Hart Hall, Oxford) Feb. 22, 1725-6, age 18; B.A.
(Oxford) 1729. R. of Blandfnrd St Mary, Dorset, 1731-48.
Died Apr. 7, 1748. M.I. there. (Al. Oxon.; F. S. Hockaday.)
WILLIS, ROGER. Matric. sizar from St John's, c. 1593; B.A.
1596-7.
WILLIS, SHERLOCK. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Emmanuel,
July 7, 1738. S. of John, of St Olave's, Southwark, dyer.
School, Felsted. Matric. 1739; B.A. 1742-3; M.A. 1746.
Ord. deacon (Winchester) Dec. 21, 1746; priest (Hereford)
Mar. 15, 1746-7. R. of Wormley, Herts., 1747-83. Preb.
of Sarum, 1747-83. Preb. of St Paul's, 1749-83. R. of St
Christopher-le-Stock, London, 1750-83. Chaplain to the
Bishop of London. Died Apr. 21, 1783. (G. Mag.; Hennessy,
282; T. C. Dale.)
WILLIS or WILLES, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity,
Lent, 1578-9; Wyllis. B.A. 1582-3. Ord. priest (Norwich)
WlLLOUGHBY, BRIAN
Jan. 15, 1586-7. V. of Preston, Suffolk, 1593. Perhaps R.
of Wimbotsham, Norfolk, 1616-51; will proved (P.C.C.)
1651; by Sir Thomas Willis, Knt., of Fen Ditton, Cambs.
WILLIS, THOMAS. M.A. 1619 (Incorp. from Oxford). S. of
Richard, of Fenny Compton, Warws. B. 1583. Matric.
(St John's College, Oxford) June 11, 1602, age 19; Willes;
B..A. (Oxford) 1606; M.A. 1609. Schoolmaster at Isleworth,
Middlesex, until about 1633. Emigrated to New England
and settled in Lynn, Mass., 1633. Deputy to the General
Court, 1634 and 1639. Apparently returned to England,
and resumed his teaching at Isleworth, c. 1641. Author
of two Latin text-books. Married at Isleworth, Mary
'Tomson' (TomljTi), July 22, 1618. Buried Oct. 15, 1666,
at Isleworth. Doubtless father of Henry (1646). (Al. Oxon.;
J. G. Bartlett; J. Ch. Smith; D.N.B., where his stay in New
England is not mentioned.)
WILLIS, THOMAS. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 16) at Christ's,
May 23, 1628-9. S. and h. of Richard, of Homingsea and
Fen Ditton, Cambs. B. at Balls, near Hertford (his mother's
home). School, St John's, Hertford (Mr Frisney). Matnc.
1629. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 2, 1630-1. Created Bart.,
Dec. 15, 1641. M.P. for Cambs., 1659; for Cambridge, 1660.
Married Anne, dau. of Sir John Wild, Knt., of Canterbury.
DiedNov. 17, i7oi,aged87. Will, P.C.C. Brother of Richard
(1631), father of the next and of John (1651). (Vis. of Herts.,
1634; Peile, I. 399; G. B. Routledge; G.E.C., 11. 14S.)
WILLIS, THOMAS. Adm. Fell. -Com. (age 15) at Christ's,
Sept. 18, 1648. S. and h. of Sir Thomas (above), Bort., of
Fen Ditton. B. at Canterbury. School, Hertford. Died
v.p. and s.p., 1685. Brother of John (1651). (Cambs. Vis.,
1619; Herts. Vis., 1634; Peile, i. 523.)
WILLIS, THOMAS. M.A. from Clare, 1683. S. of Thomas, V.
of Kingston, Surrey, D.D. Matric. (Pembroke College,
Oxford) July i, 1676, age 14; B.A. (Oxford) 1680. One of
these names R. of St Dominick, Cornwall, 1684. (Al. Oxon.)
WILLIS, THOMAS. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Emmanuel, Jan. 28,
1690-1. Of Cambridgeshire. Doubtless s. and h. of John
(1651). B. c. 1674, at Fen Ditton. Succeeded his father as
3rd Bart., Aug. 1704. Married Frances Rix. Died of small-
pox, June 17, 1705. Admon. July 25, 1705. (G.E.C., 11. 148;
Suffolk Manor Fam., 11. 105.)
WILLIS, THOMAS. M.A. from Sidney, 1701 (Lit. Reg.).
Precentor of Llandaff Cathedral, 1691-1732- Perhaps V.
of Newbottle, Northants. Died Jan. 22, 1731-2. aged 70.
M.I. at Croughton. (Baker, i. 601; Musgrave!)
WILLIS, THOMAS FOX. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 17) at Christ's,
May 17. 1679. S. of Sir Richard (1631), Bart., of Fen Ditton,
Cambs. (and Alice, dau. of Thomas Fox, M.D.). B. June 30,
1661, at Waltham Abbey, Essex (his mother's home).
School, [? Chipping] Campden, Gloucs. (Mr Tailour). Suc-
ceeded his father as 2nd Bart., Dec. 9, 1690. Lost his reason.
Died unmarried, 1701. WUl, P.C.C. (Peile, 11. 72; G.E.C.,
II. 234.)
WILLIS, VALENTINE. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Aug. 19, 1648.
Of Middlesex. S. of Thomas, bencher of the Inner Temple.
Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1645. Barrister, 1653. Of Ash,
Hants.
WILLIS, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter, 1624;
B.A. 1627-8.
WILLIS or WILLS, . B.Can.L. 1469-70. A monk.
WILLIS, . B.A. 1524-5.
WILLISON, RICHARD. Scholar of Gonville Hall, 1534;
nephew of Bishop Skipp, the Master. S. of John, of Sugwas,
Hereford. B. in Norwich. B.A. 1535-6; M.A. i539- FeUow,
till 1542. A contemporary and close friend of Dr Caius.
Married Ann (? Margaret), dau. of William Elton, of Ledbury.
Resided at Sug^vas. Died Feb. 25, 1574-5- Will (P.C.C.) 1575-
Benefactor: founder of scholarships at Gonville HaU. (Venn,
I. 29.)
WILLON, see WILLAN.
WILLOT, see also WILLET and WILLIAT.
WILLOT, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Jesus, May 29, 1673-
Of Derbyshire. Matric. 1673; B.A. 1676-7; M.A. 1681.
Doubtless Master of the Boteler Grammar School, Warring-
ton, Lanes. Buried at Warrington, Nov. 10, 1686. (Lanes,
and Cheshire Hist. Soc. Trans., viii. 51, 1856.)
WILLOTT, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Christ's, May 23,
1741. S. of James. B. at Leek, Staffs. School, Dilhom
(Mr Slade). Matric. 1741; Scholar, 1742; B.A. 1744-5; M.A.
1752. Ord. priest (Peterb.) Sept. 25, 1748. (Peile, 11. 242.)
WlLLOUGHBY or WYLUGHBY, BRIAN. Studied at Cambridge.
S. of Robert Baron. Age 15 in 1398. Clerk, of Lincohi
diocese. Dispensation to hold two lixTngs. (Cal. of Papal
Letters.)
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WiLLOUGHBY, ChARLES
WILLOUGHBY, CHARLES. Matric. Fell.-Com. from St John's,
Easter, 1549. [According to Cooper, he was of Magdalene,
where he matriculated, May, issi, being then under 14;
but see Thomas (1551).] Doubtless s. and h. of William,
ist Baron Willoughby of Parham, Suffolk. Succeeded as
2nd Baron, Aug. 1574. Married Margaret, dau. of Edward
(Clinton), Earl of Lincoln. Author, Latin verses and letters.
Died 1603. (Cooper, 11. 387; Lines. Pedigrees, 1088; G.E.C.)
WILLOUGHBY, CHARLES. M.A. 1655 (Incorp. from Oxford).
B.A. (Trinity College, Dublin) 164Q. FeUow of Merton
CoUege, Oxford, 1649. M.A. (Oxford) 1652; M.D. (Padua)
1663. F.R.S., 1683. Lecturer at Trinity College, Dublin,
1692. Died in Dublin, 1694. Will (Dublin) 1694. (Al.Oxon.)
WILLUGHBY, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, (age 18) a'. St John's,
June 4, 1651. S. of Edward, gent., of Cossall, Notts. B.
there. School, Nottingham (Mr Leeke). Matric. 1651.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 10, 1653-4. Migrated to the
Middle Temple, June 13, 1654. Brother of George (1647)-
WILLUGHBY or WILLOUGHBY, FRANCIS. Adm. Fell.-Com.
at Trinity, Sept. 9, 1652. [Confused in Tr. Coll. Adm. with
Francis (above).] Of Warwickshire. Doubtless s. and h. of
Sir Francis, of Middleton, Warws., Knt. B. there, 1635.
B.A. 1655-6: M.A. 1659. Adm. at Gray's Inn, May 21, 1657.
Student at the Bodleian, Oxford, 1660. Accompanied John
Ray on his botanical journey through the Northern Midland
Counties, 1662; travelled with Ray in Europe collecting
natural-history specimens. F.R.S., 1663. Married Emma,
dau. of Sir Thomas Bernard. A distinguished naturalist.
Author, Ornithologiae libri tres (afterwards translated into
English), etc. Died at Middleton Hall, July 3, 1672. Buried
in Middleton Church. M.I. Fatherof the next and of Thomas
(1683). (Al.Oxon.;D.N.B.)
WILLOUGHBY, Sir FRANCIS, Bart. Adm. Fell.-Com. at St
Catharine's, Nov. 30, 1682. Doubtless s. and h. of Francis
(above). B. 1668. Created Bart., Apr. 7, 1677 (when under
9 years of age). Died unmarried. Sept. 1688. Will, Dec. 1688.
Brother of Thomas (1683). (G.E.C, iv. 85.)
WILLOUGHBY, FRANCIS. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Jesus, Apr. 9,
1709. S. and h. of Sir Thomas (1683), Bart., of Wollaton,
Notts, (afterwards ist Baron Middleton). B. Sept. 29, 1693.
Matric. 1709; M.A. 1712. M.P. for Notts., 1710-5; *or
Tamworth, 1722-7. Succeeded his father as 2nd Baron
Middleton, Apr. 2, 1729. Married Mary, dau. of Thomas
Edwards, of the Middle Temple, and of Filkins, Oxon.
Died at Bath, July 31, 1758. Buried at Wollaton. Brother
of Thomas (1711) and Henry (1724), father of the next and
of Thomas (1745). (G.E.C.)
WILLOUGHBY, FRANCIS. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Jesus, Jan. 3,
1743-4. S- and h. of Francis (above). Baron Middleton.
B. Jan. 25, 1725-6. School, Bury St Edmunds. Matric.
1744. Succeeded as 3rd Baron, July 31, 1758. Died unmarried,
Dec. 16, 1774. Buried at Wollaton, Notts. Brother of
Thomas (1745)- (G.E.C.)
WILLOUGHBY, GEORGE. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 20) at St
John's, May 20, 1647. S. of Edward, Esq., of Cossall, Notts.
B. there. School, Cossall (Mr Fox). Matric. 1647. Brother
of Francis (1651).
WILLOUGHBY, GILBERT. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Caius,
Nov. 7, 1578. S. of William, of Nuneaton, Warws. School,
Nuneaton (Mr Downes). Of Normanton, Notts. Married
(1) Frances, dau. of Samuel Marrow; (2) Frances, dau. of
William Walkeden. Died c. 1600. Benefactor to the CoUege.
(Venn, i. 98.)
WILLOUGHBY, HENRY. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Jesus, Apr. 15,
1724. S. of Thomas (1683), ist Baron Middleton. Matric.
1724. Died unmarried. Brother of Francis (1709) and
Thomas (1711)- (Collins, vii. 219.)
WILLOUGHBY, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Jesus, May 2, i745-
S. of Thomas (1711), late of Birdsall, Yorks. B. Dec. 19,
1726, at York. Matric. 1745; Scholar. HighShenff of Vorks.,
1757. Succeeded as 5th Baron Middleton, Jan. 19, 1781.
Married Dorothy, dau. of George Cartwright, of Ossington,
Notts., Dec. 25. 1756, at Garton, Yorks. Died June 14, 1800.
Brother of the next. (A. Gray; G.E.C.)
WILLOUGHBY, JAMES. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity,
June 7, 1750. S. of Thomas (1711), late of Birdsall, Yorks.
School, Eton. Matric. 1751; Scholar, 1751; LL.B. 1756.
Ord. deacon (Chester) Dec. 21, 1755; pnest (York) Feb. 24,
1756. V. of Askham Richard, Yorks., 1756-1816. R. of
Guiseley, 1772-1816. Married EHzabcth Hobson, of Kirkby
Moorside, Yorks., Nov. 4, 1772. Died 1816. Brother of
Henry (above). (Collins, vii. 221.)
WILLOUGHBY, JONATHAN. M.A. 1659 (Incorp. from Oxford).
Matric. (New Inn Hall, Oxford) Mar. 10, 1656-7; B.A.
(Oxford) 1657; M.A. 1658. Spent three years at Cambridge,
New England. Ord. deacon (London) May 29, 1670. V. of
Reepham, Linos., 1670. (Al. Oxon.)
WiLLOWES, Richard
WILLOUGHBY, JOSEPH. Adm. pens, at Queens', Apr. 18,
1746. Of .Middlesex.
WILLOWBY, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs.
1564. S. of George, of Wiggenhall, Norfolk. B.A. 1567-8;
M.A. from Corpus Christi, 1571. Fellow of Corpus, 1569-79.
Taxor, 1574. Bursar and President of Corpus. Junior
Proctor, 1578. Incorp. at Oxford, 1579. Went to Paris, and
is afterwards described as having become 'a very papist
and supposed now to be a seminary priest' (information
given to the Privy Council of papists and recusants in
Norfolk). (Cooper, i. ^f>o;Peite, i. 86; Masters, 322 ; Al. Oxon.)
WILLOUGHBY or WILLABEY, RICHARD. Adm. Fell.-Com.
(age 17) at Pembroke, Nov. 12, 1653. S. and h. of Thomas,
of Sutton Coldfield, Warws., Esq. B. there. Matric. 1653-4.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, Nov. 26, 1652. Brother of Thomas
(1655).
WILLOBIE, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1576.
WILLOUGHBY, STEPHEN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Maodalene,
Apr. 16, 1674. S. of Stephen, of Market Rasen, Lines.
School, Claxby (private). Matric. 1674; B.A. 1677-8.
WILLOUGHBY, THOMAS. 'B.D. of Cambridge'; Incorp. at
Oxford, 1574. [According to Cooper, i. 515, but Foster styles
him M.A., and a 10 years' student in Theology; supp. B.D.
(Oxford) Mar. 17, 1571-2.] Canon of Canterbury, 1550;
deprived, 1553. Chaplain to Queen Elizabeth, 1558. R. of
Bishopsboume, Kent, 1559-75. Precentor of Chichester,
1570. Dean of Rochester, 1574-85- Married Alice, dau. of
Thomas Whod, of Hadley, Suffolk. Died Aug. 19, 1585-
(Cooper, I. 514; Al. Oxon.; Vis. of Kent, 1619.)
WILLOUGHBY, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Magdalene,
Easter, 1551 (impubes). Perhaps adm. at Lincoln's Inn,
Apr. 30, 1558. But see Charles (i549)-
WILLOUGHBY, THOMAS. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Corpus
Christi, Lent, 1577-8; B.A. 1580-1.
WILLOUGHBY, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Pembroke,
Oct. 19, 1655. S. of Thomas, Esq. B. at West Bromwich.
Staffs. Matric. 1659; B.A. 1659-60. Brother of Richard
(1653)-
WILLOUGHBY, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's,
May 9, 1666. S. of Francis, gent., of Aston, Yorks. B. there.
School, Wales, Aston (John Broomhead). Matric. 1667;
B.A. 1669-70; M.A. 1673. Ord. deacon (York) May, 1670;
priest, June, 1671.
WILLOUGHBY, THOMAS. Adm. Fell.-Com. at St Catharine's,
July 10, 1683. Of Warwickshire. 2nd s. of Francis (1652),
of Wollaton, Notts., and of Middleton, Warws. Migrated
to Jesus, May 4, 1685. Matric. 1685. Succeeded his brother
as 2nd Bart., Sept. 1688. F.R.S., 1693. Sheriff of Notts.,
1695-6. M.P. for Notts., 1698-1710; for Newark, 1710-2.
Created Baron Middleton, of Middleton, Warws., Jan. 1,
1711-2. Married EUzabeth, dau. of Sir Richard Rothwell,
Bart., of Ewerly and Stapelford, Lines. Died Apr. 2, 1729-
Buried at Middleton. Brother of Francis (1682), father of
the next, of Francis (1709) and Henry (1724)- (G.E.C.)
WILLOUGHBY, THOMAS. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Jesus, Nov. i,
1711. 2nd s. of Sir Thomas (above), Bart., of Wollaton,
Notts, (afterwards ist Baron Middleton). B. June ii, 1694.
Matric. 1712; M.A. 1720. M.P. for the University, 1720,
1721-7; for Tamworth, 1727-30. Married Elizabeth, dau.
of Thomas Southeby, of Birdsall, Yorks. Died Dec. 2, 1/42.
Buried at Birdsall. Brother of Francis (1709) and Henry
(1724), father of Henry (1745) and James (1750)- {CoUtns,
VII. 220.)
WILLOUGHBY, THOMAS. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Jesus, I>ec. 6,
1745. 2nd s. of Francis (1709), 2nd Baron Middleton. B.
Dec. 19, 1728. School, Bury St Edmunds. Matric. 1745-6-
Succeeded his brother Francis as 4th Baron, Dec. 16, 1774-
Married Georgiana, dau. of Eve^Ti Chadwick, of West
Leake, Notts. M.P. for Notts, 1762-74- Died s.p., Jan. 19,
1781, aged 62. Buried at Wollaton, Notts. WiU, P.C.C.
Brother of Francis (1743-4)- (G.E.C.)
WILLABIE, W. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1559-
WILLOUGHBY, . Matric. Fell. -Com. from Trinity,
Easter, 1608. Perhaps M.A. 1612-3 (on King's visit).
WILLOUGHBY, . Adm. at Pemdroke, July 6, 1658.
WILLOWES, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Pembroke. Jan. 6,
1618-9. S. of William, of Pickwall, Lcics., farmer. School,
Melton. Matric. 1618-9. Migrated to Caius. Mar. 23, 1619-
20. B.A. 1622-3; M.A. 1626. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 8;
priest, June 9, 1623. R. of Horn, Rutland, 1638-42. R. of
Imham, Lines., 1646. R. of Newton-in-Aveland, 1650.
Will (P.C.C.) 1655. (Venn. i. 248.)
WILLOWES, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Trinity, c. 1594;
B.A. 1597-8.
423
WiLLOWES, Richard
WILLOWES, RICHARD. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1617. Of
Wiltshire.
WILLOWES, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Magdalene,
May 24, 1648. S. of Richard, of Steeple Bumpstead, Essex.
School, Steeple Bumpstead. Matric. 1648; B.A. 165 1-2.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Oct. 31; priest, Nov. 4, 1661. V. of
OiBey, Herts., 1661-98. Murdered by foot-pads, 1698, when
returning from Hitchin. Will proved (Archd. Hunts.) Dec.
18, 1698. Father of the next. (W. M. Palmer.)
WILLOWES, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1679. S. of Richard (above). B. 1659, in Wiltshire.
B.A. 1682-3; M.A. 1686. V. of Meldreth, Cambs., 1692-
1736. A ' model keeper of parish accounts.' Died 1736.
Buried in the Church. Will (C.C. Ely) 1736. (W. M. Palmer.)
WYLLOWES, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Lent,
1580-1.
WILLOWES, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Jan. 17,
1595-6.
WILLOWES, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter, 1607;
B.A. i6io-i; M.A. 1614.
WILLOWES, . Adm. Fell.-Com. at Emmanuel, May, 1590.
One John Wyllowes, adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Feb. 10, 1592-3;
of Cambridgeshire, gent.
WILLS, see also WILLIS.
WILLS, BENJAMIN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Sidney, Apr. 30,
1668. S. of Henry (1636), R. of Loddington, Northants.
Schools, Sutton, Beds., and Kimbolton. Matric. 1668.
WILLES, CORNELIUS. M.A. 1748 (Incorp. from Merton College,
Oxford). S. of George, of Birmingham, Warws., gent.
Matric. (Worcester College, Oxford) Mar. 24, 1739-40,
age 16; B.A. (Oxford) 1744-5; M.A. 1747. V. of St Peter's,
Thanet, Kent, 1757-76. Preb. of Wells, 1768. Died Feb. 23,
1776, aged 52. Buried at St Peter's. {Al. Oxon.; Hasted,
IV. 368; H. G. Harrison.)
WILLS or WILLES, EDWARD. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1717.
Of London. S. and h. of Sir Edward, of Ongar St Martin,
Essex (and Ann, dau. of Sir Thomas Cuddon, of St Lawrence
Jewry, London). B. in Middlesex. Migrated to Christ's,
Feb. 9, 1719-20. Adm. at the Middle Temple, June 27, 1717.
Brother of Thomas (1718). {Peile, 11. 196; Masters.)
WILLES, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Trinity, Aug. 24,
1719. S. of Edward, of Warwick. School, Warwick. Scholar,
1721. Perhaps adm. at Lincoln's Inn, June 28, 1721.
WILLES, EDWARD. Adm. pens, at Queens', Mar. 31, 1737.
Of Bedfordshire. Matric. i737; LL.B. 1745.
WILLS, HENRY. Matric. sizar from King's, Easter, 1611;
B.A. 1614-5; 'Wilce'; M.A. 1618. Ord. priest (Peterb.)
June 15, 1617; Wilce. V. of WiUoughton, Lines., 1622.
WILLES, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Sidney, Sept. 16,
1636. S. of Henry, yeoman. B. at Cransley, Northants.
School, Broughton (Mr Johnson). Matric. 1637; B.A. 1640-1;
M.A. 1644. Incorp. at Oxford, 1650. Ord. deacon (Lincoln)
Sept. 22; priest, Dec. 22, 1644. Intruded as R. of Lodding-
ton, Northants., c. 1655; ejected, 1662. Perhaps intruder
at St Mary Magdalen, Teeton, 1658. Retired to Cransley;
living, 1672. Father of Benjamin (1668). {Calamy, 11. 230;
Al. Oxon.)
WILLES, JOHN. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1457.
Of Preston, Rutland. R. of Kingston, Cambs. 'An excellent
limner.' (Harwood, 111.)
WILLES, JOHN. M.A. 1674 (Incorp. from Trinity College,
Oxford). Matric. there, June 8, 1663, age 16. 3rd s. of
Peter, of Newbold, Leamington, Warws. B.A. (Oxford)
1666-7; M.A. 1669; B.D. 1681; D.D. 1685. FeUow of
Trinity College, Oxford. R. of Bishop's Itchington, Warws.,
1681. Canon of Lichfield, 1688-1700. Married Anne, dau.
of Sir Wilham Walker, Knt. Died June 20, 1700. Buried
at Bishop's Itchington. M.I. Father of the next. (Al.Oxon.;
Burke, L.G.; Northants. Families, 345.)
WILLES, JOHN. University Counsel, 1733. S. of John (above),
D.D. B. Nov. 29, 1685. Matric. (Trinity College, Oxford)
Nov. 28, 1700, age 14; B.A. (Oxford) 1704; M.A. 1707;
B.C.L. 1710; D.C.L. 1715. Fellow of All Souls, Oxford.
Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Jan. 20, 1708-9. Called to the Bar,
1713. Bencher, 1719. K.G., 1719. Serjeant-at-law, 1737.
Attorney-General, 1734. Chief Justice C.P., 1737. M.P. for
Launceston, 1722-6; for Weymouth, 1726; for West Looe,
1727-37. Knighted, Jan. 23, 1733-4. Senior Commissioner
of the Great Seal, 1756. Of Astrop, Northants. Married
Margaret, dau. of Charles Broster, of Salford, Lanes. Died
Dec. 15, 1761. Buried at Bishop's Itchington. M.I. Will,
P.C.C. (Al. Oxon.; D.N.B.; Northants. Families.)
WiLMER, George
WILLES, RICHARD. M.A. 1579 (Incorp. from Oxford). [Supp.
for incorp. at Oxford, Apr. 24, 1574, but not admitted.)
Educated at Winchester, and for a time at Oxford. Travelled
abroad. M.A. (Mainz), and Incorp. at Perugia. Author,
History of Travels, 1577, etc. {Cooper, 1. 398; Al. Oxon.)
WILLES, RICHARD. M.D. 1580.
WILLS or WILLIS, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel,
June 25, 1614. Matric. 1614; B.A. from Sidney, 1617-8;
M.A. 1621. Incorp. at Oxford, 1621.
WILLS, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Christ's, Nov. i,
1642. S. of Thomas. B. at Morpeth, Northumberland.
School, Morpeth. Matric. 1642. Brother of Thomas {1650).
WILLS, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Christ's, June 30,
1627. S. of Richard. B. at Coventry, Warws. School,
Coventry (Mr Cranford). Matric. 1627; B.A. 1630-1; M.A.
1634. V. of Croxall, Staffs., 1637, ejected during the Civil
War. Came to Gt St Helen's, London, 1644; sequestered to
Windover, 1643. R- of Birmingham, 1646-60; ejected, but
reinstated, 1663. Retired to Shropshire to his son. Died
there. May 14, 1684, aged 73. Father of Samuel (next).
(Peile, I. 386; Calamy, n. 481; Lambeth Act Bk.)
WILLS or WILLIS, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Pem-
broke, June 4, 1656. S. of Samuel (above), clerk. B. at
'Crayalli' (? Croxall), Derby. Matric. 1659; B.A. 1659-60;
M.A. 1663. Perhaps R. of Belton, Leics., 1664-71. Probably
beneficed in Salop. One of these names R. of Arthingworth,
Northants., 1670-c. 86. But see also the next.
WILLS or WILLES, SAMUEL. M.A. 1668 (Lit. Reg.); clerk;
of Leyden; adm. there, June 13, 1664; Wills.
WILLS, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Pembroke, June 29,
1645. S. of Vemey, husbandman. B. at 'Mantock' (sic),
Warws. B.A. 1648-9; M.A. 1652.
WILLS, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Christ's, June 20,
1650. S. of Thomas. B. at Morpeth. Schools, Newcastle,
and Warkworth (Mr Chambers). Matric. 1650; B.A. 1653-4.
Perhaps intruder at Cranford St John, Northants., 1656.
One of these names R. of Dunton, Bucks., 1664. Brother
of Richard (1642). (Peile, i. 537.)
WILLS, THOMAS. .A.dm. at Corpus Christi, 1718. Of London.
S. of Sir Edward, of Ongar St Martin, Essex. Knt. (and Ann,
dau. of Sir Thomas Cuddon, of St Lawrence Jewry, London).
B. in London. Migrated to Christ's, Feb. 13, 1719-20.
Adm. at the Middle Temple, Oct. 7, 1719. Brother of Edward
(1717). (Peile, II. 197.)
WILLES, TOBIAS. M.A. from King's, 1671. Matric. (New Inn
HaU, Oxford) June 24, 1653; B.A. (Oxford) 1656. V. of
Turkdean, Gloucs., 1673-81. Will (Gloucester) 1681. (Al.
Oxon.; F. S. Hockaday.)
WILLS, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter, 1584.
Of Suffolk.
WILLS, WILLIAM. M.A. from King's, 1719. S. of William, of
Dowlish, Somerset, clerk. Matric. (Trinity College, Oxford)
Nov. 9, 1706, age 17; B.A. (Oxford) 1710. V. of Hazlebury
Plucknett, Somerset, 1719. R. of Wambrook, Dorset,
1721-49. Dedi749. (Al.Oxon.)
WILMER, see also WOOLMER.
WILMER or WILMORE, ABRAHAM. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age
16) at Sidney, May 2, 1634. S. of Thomas, Esq., of Stifford,
Essex, and of Stratford-le-Bow, Middlesex, J. P. (and Eliza-
beth, dau. of Abraham Jacob, of London, and of Gamlingay,
Cambs.). B. at Stratford. School, Biddenden, Kent (Mr
Faggot). (Middlesex Pedigrees; J. J. Green; Wilmer Fam.,
76.)
WILMER or WILLIMORE, ANDREW. Matric. sizar from
Trinity, 1636. Doubtless s. of John (1600). B..\. 1639;
M.A. 1643. [In Trinity Coll. Adm. his degrees are wTongly
assigned to Anthony.] In holy orders. Died before 1660.
Brother of John (1631), Thomas (1637-8), Samuel (1641),
Isaac (1653) and probably of the next. (J. J. Green, Wilmer
Family, 14.)
WILMER, ANTHONY. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1631. Probably s. of John (1600), but not mentioned in
J. J. Green's account of the family. Probably brother of
John (1631), etc.
WILMER, GEORGE. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Trinity, Easter,
1598. Doubtless s. and h. of George, of West Ham, Essex.
B. c. 1583. B.A. 1600-1. Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1601-2.
Married Margery (? Susanna), dau. of Marmaduke Thwenge,
of Helmsley, Yorks. Died May 6, 1626, aged 42. Buried at
West Ham. M.I. Donor to the College library. (J.J.Green,
Wilmer Family; Middlesex Pedigrees, 173.)
WILLMER, GEORGE. B.A. from Trinity, 1622-3. Of Strat-
ford-le-Bow, Middlesex. Probably s. of George (above).
(Middlesex Pedigrees.)
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WiLMER, Isaac
WILMER or WOLLMER, ISAAC. Adm. sizar at Trinity,
May 26, 1653. Doubtless s. of John {1600), of Northill,
Beds. Bapt. there, Apr. 6, 1635. Matric. 1654; 'Wilmer.'
Probably C. to his brother Samuel at Clapham-CMW-Patching,
in 1656. R. of Coombcs, Sussex, 1658; of Preston, Sussex;
ejected, c. 1660. Will, 1660. Brother of Andrew (1636), etc.
(J.J. Green, Family of Wilmer.)
WYLMER, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Gonville Hall, Michs.
1544-
WILMER, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Sidney, Easter, 1600. B. at
Sherborne, Warws. Scholar of Trinity, 1605; B.A. 1605-6;
M.A. 1609. Ord. deacon (London) Mar. 19, 1608-9, age 23;
priest, June 10, i6og. P.C. of St Anne, Blackfriars, London,
1609-12. C. of Northill, Beds., 1611; V., 1619-41. P.C.
of St Mary, Stratford-le-Bow, 1620 (May-Dec). Married
Miss Hoggett, dau. of Rev. Anthony Hoggett, of Northill.
Buried Nov. 20, 1655, at Northill. Father of Isaac (1653),
Andrew (1636), John (1631), Samuel (1641), Thomas (1641),
and probably of Anthony (1631). (J. J. Green, Family of
Wilmer; Genealog. Bedford, 215.)
WILMER, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Sidney, Apr. 4, 1621.
S. of Andrew, gent. B. at Totteridge, Herts. School, Ridge,
Herts. Matric. 1621. Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1624-5.
Barrister, 1634. Married Mary, dau. of John Sadler, of
Wroughton, Wilts. Brother of Samuel (1611). (Middlesex
Pedigrees, 173.)
WILMER, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 163 1.
S. and h. of John (1600). B. 1613-4. Scholar, 1634; B.A.
1635-6; M.A. 1639. Fellow, 1637. V. of Hitchin, Herts.,
1643-4. K- oi Blunham, Beds., c. 1641-50. Died 1650,
aged 36. Brother of Andrew (1636), etc. (J. J. Green,
Family of Wilmer.)
WILMER, ROBERT. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 14) at Sidney,
June, 1623. S. and h. of Sir William (1598), Knt. B. at
Sywell, Northants. School (private). Adm. at the Middle
Temple, Apr. 3, 1627.
WILMER, SAMUEL (? SAMWELL). Adm. FeU.-Com. at Em-
manuel, Apr. 6, 1611. S. and h. of Andrew, of Totteridge,
Herts. Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1613-4. Barrister, 1623.
Of Ridge, Herts. Married and had issue. Brother of John
(1621). (Middlesex Pedigrees, 173.)
WILMORE, SAMUEL. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1641.
Doubtless 4th s. of John (1600). B. 1623. B.A. 1644-5;
M.A. 1648. R. of Clapham, Sussex, 1645. R. of Patching,
1654-60, ejected. Preacher to a presbyterian congregation
at Arundel, in 1669; also at Storrington and Thakeham.
Removed to Havant, Hants. Died there, Oct. 7, 1671,
aged 48. Brother of Andrew (1636), etc. (J. J. Green,
Wilmer Family.)
WILMER or WILMOORE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Queens',
Jan. 1637-8. Of Kent. Doubtless 5th s. of John (1600).
Bapt. Nov. 18, 1628, at Northill, Beds. Matric. 1641; B.A.
1641-2; M.A. from Pembroke, 1645. Ord. deacon (Lincoln)
May 24, 1646. V. of Pagham, Sussex, 1654-62, ejected.
Licensed to preach at a congregational meeting at Shipley,
Sussex, in 1672. Retired to St Pancras, Chichester. Buried
there Feb. 9, 1678, aged 50 (sic).
WILMER or WILLMORE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (the first
entry) at Sidney, Oct. 1598. S. of Robert, of Sywell,
Northants. B. there. Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1599.
Sheriff of Northants., 1616. Knighted, Apr. 4, 1617. Of
Sywell, Knt. Married Anne, dau. of Robert Andrewe, of
Harleston. Will (P.C.C.) 1646. Benefactor to the College.
Father of Robert (1623). (Bridges, 11. 148.)
WILMOT, see also WILLIMOTT.
WILLMOT, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age i6) at St John's,
Mar. 9, 1686-7. 2nd s. of Edward, of Spondon, Derbs.,
Esq. School, Wirksworth (Mr Ogden). Matric. 1687. Adm.
at Lincoln's Inn, Mar. 20, 1688-9. Called to the Bar, 1696.
Married Catherine Cassandra Isabella, dau. of W. Coke, of
Trusley, Esq. Brother of Richard (1690-1) and Robert
(1684), father of the next and of Richard (1743-4). (Burke,
Peerage, etc.; Nichols, iv. 344; Scott-Mayor, 11, where he is
confused with George Edward (1710-1).)
WILMOTT, FRANCIS BALLIDON. Adm. pens, (age 19) at
St John's, Feb. 19, 1743-4. S. of Edward (above), barrister,
of Spondon, Derbs. B. at Trusley. School, Repton. Matric.
1743-4. Succeeded to the family estates in Derbyshire.
Of Spondon. Died Nov. 5, 1791. Brother of Richard
(1743-4). (Scott-Mayor, in. 540; Burke, Peerage, etc.;
G. Mag.; E. Mag.)
WILMOT, GEORGE EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St
John's, Jan. 20, 1710-1. 2nd s. of Robert (1684), Esq.
B. Oct. 29, 1693, at Pindale, near Casterton, Derbs. Schools,
Ashbourne and Derby. Matric. 1711; B.A. i'»i4-5; M.A.
1718; M.D. 1725. Fellow, 1717-25. F.R.C.P., 1726. F.R.S.,
1730. Harveian orator, 1735. Physician-General to the Army,
WiLMOTT, Robert
1740. Physician to George II and George III. Created Bart.,
Feb. 15, 1759. Married Sarah Marsh, dau. of Richard Mead,
M.D. Resided for a time at Nottingham; removed to Hering-
stone, Dorset. Died Nov. 21, 1786, aged 93. Buried at
Monkton, Dorset. M.I. Will (P.C.C.) 1786. Brother of Richard
(1721) and Robert (1710-1), father of Robert Meade (1751).
(D.N.B.; Nichols, iv. 344; Scott-Mayor; G.E.C., v. 110.)
WILMOT, JAMES. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs. 1568.
WILLMOTT, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Oct. 20, 1616.
Matric. 1617. One of these names, 'a godly and orthodox
divine,' sequestered to Washbrook, Suffolk, 1647.
WILMOT, JOHN EARDLEY. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Trinity Hall,
Feb. 13, 1726-7. 2nd s. of Robert, of Osmaston Hall, Derbs.
B. Aug. 16, 1709, at Derby. Schools, Lichfield and West-
minster. Matric. 1727. Barrister, Inner Temple, 1732.
F.S.A., 1745. Justice K.B., 1755. Knighted, Feb. 3, 1755.
Commissioner of the Great Seal, 1756-7. Chief Justice C.P.,
1766-71. P.C, 1766. F.R.S., 1779. Married Sarah, dau. of
Thomas Rivett, Esq., of Derby. Died Feb. 5, 1792. Buried
in Berkswell Church. {D.N.B.; Burke, Peerage; Nichols,
IV. 344-)
WILMOT, PAUL. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs. 1598.
WILMOT, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 15) at St John's, Feb.
12, 1 690-1. S. of Edward, gent., of Chaddesden, Derbs.
B. at Spondon, Derbs. School, Wirksworth (Mr Ogden).
Matric. 1691; B..-^. 1694-5; M.A. 1698; M.D. 1705. Fellow,
1698-1701. Married Henrietta, dau. of William Cavendish,
of Doveridge, Derbs., Esq. Brother of Edward (1686-7) and
Robert (1684), father of William (1739) and Richard (1734).
(Burke, Peerage; Nichols, iv. 344.)
WILMOT, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, Mar.
29, 1721. S. of Robert (1684), gent., of Osmaston Hall and
Chaddesden, Derbs. Bapt. Aug. 25, 1703. School, Derby.
B.A. 1724-5; M.A. 1728; D.D. 1744. Ord. deacon (Lincoln)
Sept. 25, 1726; priest (Ely) Jan. 14, 1732-3. R. of Trusley,
Derbs., 1733-8. V. of Micideover, 1740-72. R. of Morley,
1740-72. Chaplain to the Bishop of Bangor. Canon of
Windsor, 1748-72. P.C. of St Benetfink, London, 1763-72.
Married Dorothy, dau. of Simon Degge, of Derby, Oct. 7,
1746. Died 1772. Will, P.C.C. Brother of George Edward
(1710-1). (Scott-Mayor, in. 338; Derby Sch. Reg., 12;
Nichols, IV. 344.)
WILMOT, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's, July 5,
1734. S. of Richard (1690-1), M.D., of Derbyshire. B. at
Derby. School, Appleby, Leics. (Mr Martin). Matric. 1735;
B.A. 1737-8; M.A. 1741. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) May 28,
1738; priest, Sept. 20, 1747. C. of Perlenhall, Beds., 1747.
Perhaps his admon. (P.C.C.) 1754; of St Botolph, Alders-
gate, clerk. Brother of William (1739). (Scott-Mayor, in.
460.)
WILMOTT, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's,
Feb. 19, 1743-4. S. of Edward (1686-7), barrister, of Spondon,
Derbs. B. at Trusley. School, Repton. Matric. 1743-4;
B.A. 1747-8; M.A. 1751. Ord. priest (York) Sept. 23, 1750.
C. of Staunton, Notts. Probably R. of Wyrardisbury and
Langton, Bucks., 1758-63; R. of Woolavington, Somerset,
1763-1800. Died at Derby, Dec. 14, 1800, aged 72. Brother
of Francis Ballidon (1743-4). (Scott-Mayor, in. 540; Burke,
Peerage.)
WILMOT, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Queens', Michs. 1572.
S. of Richard, Merchant Taylor. B. in London. School,
Merchant Taylors'. B.A. 1576-7. Ord. deacon (London)
Dec. 15, 1578. R. of North Ockendon, Essex, 1582-1619.
V. of Homdon-on-the-Hill, 1 588-1619; returned "a double-
beneficed man'; also "ignorant and unpreaching.' Author,
The Tragedy of Tancred and Gismund, a play based on
Boccaccio. Buried (at? North Ockendon), 1619. (W. P.Uin,
More about Stifford; D.N.B.)
WILMOTT, ROBERT. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1612. B. at Studham, Oxon., c. 1595. Matric. 1612; B..\.
1615-6; M.A. 1619. Fellow, 1615-9. Ord. deacon (London)
Mar. I, 1617-8; priest (Linv;oln) Feb. 21, i6i8-<). V. of
Clare, Suffolk, till 1626. Buried at 'Scrinkfield' (? Spring-
field) June 22, 1626. (Harwood, 214.)
WILMOT or WILLIMOT, ROBERT. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Em-
manuel, Oct. 29, 1652. Of Derbvshire. Probably s. and h.
of Edward, D.D., R. of All Hallows, Derby. B. c 1638.
HighShcriff of Derbs., 1671. Died unmarried. 1671. (Glover,
Derbs., 11. 208; Nichols, iv. 344, gives date of de.ithas 1661.)
WILMOTT, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (.ige 17) at Caus, Mar. 9,
i6(i(-5. S. of Thomas (1619), docoasod, late R. of West-
borough, Lines. 13. there. Schools, Newark (Mr Mastorson)
and Bury St Edmunds (Mr Leeds). Scholar, 1666-72; B.A.
1668-9; M.A. 1672. Fellow, 1673-5. Onl. deacon (Petcrb.)
Dec. 22, 1672; priest (Chichester) Dec. 21, 1673. R- of
Uflord, Northants., 1674-1707. Buried there Nov. 2, 1707,
(Venn, 1. 425.)
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WiLMOT, Robert
WILLMOT, ROBERT. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age i6) at St John's,
Sept. 20, 1684. S. and h. of Edward, of Spondon, Derbs.,
Esq. B. July 16, 1668, at Trusley, Derbs. (In Nichols and
Glover the date of birth is wrong.) School, Derby. Matric.
1685. Adm. at Lincohi's Inn, Oct. 7, 1684. Of Chaddesden,
Derbs., Esq. Married Joyce, dau. of William Sacheverell,
of Morley, Esq. Brother of Edward {1686-7) and Richard
(1690-1), father of the nest and of George Edward (1710-1)
and Richard (1721). {Nichols, iv. 344; Glover, Derbs., 209;
Derby Sch. Reg.)
WILMOT, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's, Jan. 20,
1710-1. S. and h. of Robert (above), Esq. B. at Pindale,
near Casterton, Derbs. School, Ashbourne. Matric. 1711.
Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, July 7. I7ii- Called to the Bar, 1718.
Died unmarried, 1755. Brother of George Edward (1710-1)
and Richard (1721)- (Nichols, iv. 344.)
WILMOT, ROBERT MEADE. Adm. pens, at Queens', Jan. 9,
1750-1; FeU.-Com. Dec. 1751. Of London. S. of Sir Geo.
Edward (1710-1), Bart. B. Sept. 13, 1731- Succeeded as
and Bart., Nov. 21, 1786. Married Mary, dau. of William
WooUet, of Harbledown, Kent, May 13, 1759- Died Sept. 9,
1793, aged 61. {G.E.C., v. no; G. Mag.)
WILMOTT, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1619. Of Kent. B.A. 1622-3; M.A. 1626; B.D. 1637.
Ord. priest (Peterb.) Dec. 17, 1625. R. of Westborough,
Lines., 1627. Will (P.C.C.) 1653- Father of Robert (1664-5).
WILLMOTT, THOMAS. M.A. 1669 (Lit. Reg.). Probably s. of
Robert, of Hartlebury, Worcs. Matric. (Trinity College,
Oxford) Mar. 22, 1660-1, age 16; B.A. (New Inn Hall,
Oxford) 1664. Perhaps P.C. of Wimbledon, Surrey, 1667.
V. of Bromsgrove, Worcs. ,1669-99. Died 1699. Will proved,
Oct. 30, 1699. [Al. Oxon.)
WILMOT, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's, July 5,
1739. S. of Richard (1690-1), M.D., of Derbyshure. B. m
Derby. School, Appleby, Leics. (Mr Martin). Matric. i739;
B.A. 1742-3; M.A. 1746. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) May 27,
1743; priest, Mav 20, i744- V. of Margaretting, Essex,
1745-57. R- of Digswell, Herts., 1757-05- Died July 23,
1795. Brother of Richard (1734)- [Scott-Mayor, ui. 503.)
WYLLMOT, . Adm. at Peterhouse, Apr. 17, 1562.
WILMY, JOHN. M.Gram. 1542-3-
WILNE or WYLNE, JAMES. B.Can.L. 1520-1.
WILSBY, see also WILBY and WELBY.
WILSBY or WILLESBYE, RICHARD. B.A. from Trinity,
1600-1; M.A. 1604. Doubtless s. of William, of Spalding,
Lines. Bapt. there, July 19, 1581- Ord. deacon (Lincoln)
Sept. 22; priest, Dec. 22, 1605. R. of Bennington, Herts.,
1605-19. Died 1619. Admon. (Lincoln) 1619. {Genealogist,
III. 138.)
WILSBY or WILLESBY, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel,
Sept. 6, 1634. Of Lincolnshire. Doubtless 7th s. of William,
of Spalding (by his 2nd wife Mary, dau. of Thomas Edwards,
of Wisbech, Cambs.). Bapt. Aug. 12, 1618, at Spalding.
Matric. 1634; B.A. 1638-9; M.A. 1642. V. of Womboum,
Staffs., 1652-62, ejected. Founder of the Petit or Willesbye
School, at Spalding. Died Aug. 1682. Half-brother of the
next. {Genealogist, in. 140.)
WILLESBY, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 23,
1633. Of Lincolnshire. Doubtless 6th s. of William, of
Spalding, Lines, (by his ist wife Anne, dau. of Marmaduke
Eland, of Cartlinghow-in-Batley, Yorks.). Bapt. Oct. 9,
1614, at Spalding. Matric. 1633; B.A. 1636-7. Buned
Jan. 21, 1640-1, at Spalding. Half-brother of Thomas
(above). {Genealogist, iii. 139.)
WILSBY, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, June
22, 1660. S. of John, of Middlesex. B. there. School,
Bishop's Stortford. Matric. 1660.
WILSFORD, see also WILFORD.
WILSFORD, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Peterhouse,
May 14, 1708. Of Yorkshire. School, Beverley. Scholar,
1708; Matric. 1709; B.A. 1711-2; M.A. 1715- Ord. deacon
(Ely) Mar. 16, 171 1-2; priest (York) Sept. 1713- V. of
Winterton, Lines., 1716.
WILSFORD, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, June 30,
1712. S. of Bucklev, of Pontefract, Master in Chancery.
B. Feb. 9, 1693, at Wakefield, Yorks. Matric. 1712; M.D.
1728 {Com. Reg.). Of Pontefract. Married Jane, dau. of
Richard Routh, of Pontefract. Died June 16, 1772. Buried
at Pontefract. Father of the next. (F.M.G., 998.)
WILSFORD, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's,
Jan. 17 1749-50. S. of Thomas (above), M.D., of Yorkshire.
B. June 13, 1732, at Pontefract. School, Beverley (Mr
Clarke). Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Nov. 6, i749- Died un-
married at Bampton, Westmorland, Mar. 16, 1782. {Scott-
Mayor, m. 593; F.M.G., 998.)
Wilson, Alexander
WHILSHAW, GREGORY. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse,
Easter, 1585; Scholar, 1586-7. Buried at Little St Mary's,
Cambridge, July 10, 1587.
WILSHAW, HENRY. Scholar from King's School, Canterbury.
B. at Buxton, Derbs. B.A. 1536-7; M.A. 1539; B.D. 1546-7-
Fellow of Queens', 1537-46. One of the original Fellows of
Trinity, 1546. V. of Wimbish, Essex, 1547-92. R. of West
Grinstead, Sussex, 1558, and of Storrington, c. 1558-92.
Perhaps Preb. of Lichfield, 1553-63. (But on the M.I. at
Storrington he is described as 'alunmus cujusdam Henrici
Wilsha, Litchfeldiensis, presbyterij,' who was more probably
the prebendary.) Died Feb. 10, 1591-2, aged 84. Buried
at Storrington. M.I. Will, P.C.C. and Chichester. Benefactor
to Queens' and Peterhouse. Perhaps father of the next.
{Cooper, I. 398; R. Garraway Rice; J. Ch. Smith.)
WYLSHAWE, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs.
1561. Perhaps s. of Henry (above). B.A. 1566-7; M.A. from
Clare, 1570. Licensed to practise medicine from Peterhouse,
1578. Fellow of Peterhouse, 1573, 'on the foundation of
Henry Wilshaw, B.D." {T. A. Walker; Peile, i. 75-)
WILSHAW, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse, Easter,
1577; Scholar, 1576-7.
WILSHAW, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse, Michs.
1617. Perhaps s. of Thomas (1569). Bapt. Jan. 23, 1596.
School, Winchester. Scholar, 1618-21; B.A. 1620-1.
WILSHAW, LAURENCE. Matric. sizar from Peterhouse,
Michs. 1556. One of these names buried at Storrington,
Sussex, July 9, 1579-
WILSHAW, RALPH. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter, 1546.
Perhaps buried Mar. 12, 1594, at Storrington, Sussex.
WILSHA or WILSHOW, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Jesus,
Easter, 1569. B. at Simonte Clay, Derbs. B.A. 1572-3;
M.A. 1576; B.D. 1586. Fellow, 1573-85- Ord. deacon
(London) May 14, age 31; priest (Peterb.) Nov. 21, 1585.
R. of West Blatchington, Sussex, 1585. V. of Hangleton,
1585. University preacher, 1586. Preb. of Chichester, 1587.
R. of Westboume, 1592-1614. Buried there Mar. 20, 1613-4.
Perhaps father of John (1617). (W. C. Renshaw; T. C. Dale.)
WILSHAA, W. Resident student at Trinity Hall, Aug. 1564.
WYLSHAW, . Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, July 11, 1574-
WILSHIRE, EDWARD. B.A. from Magdalene, 1676-7; M.A.
1682. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 23, 1677; priest, Sept. 22,
1678. At first in Lincohishire. R. of Kirkandrew-on-Esk,
Cumberiand, 1685-1730. Married Judith Fielding, of
Brampton, Cumberland, Sept. 29, 1692. Died 1730. (B.
Nightingale.)
WILSHERE, GEORGE. Adm. pens, (age 14) at St John's,
Feb. 4, 1632-3. S. of Thomas (c. 1596), R. of Welwyn,
Herts. B. there. Matric. 1633; B.A. 1636-7; M.A. 1640.
Ord. deacon (Norwich) Sept. 20, 1640; priest (Lincoln)
Feb. 22, 1645-6. R. of Ayot St LawTence, Herts.; R. of
Springfield Richards, Essex, 1661-79. Died 1679.
WILLSHIRE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1621.
WILTSHIRE, LAURENCE. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June 21,
1633. Of Leicestershire. Matric. 1633; B.A. 1636-7; M.A.
1640. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 25; priest, Sept. 26, 1642.
WILTSHIRE, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 23) at St John's,
May 21, 1657. S. of WilUam, farmer, of Eaton Socon, Beds.
Perhaps ord. deacon (Lincoln) June 8, 1661, 'literate.'
R. of Edmondtho-pe, Leics., 1677-88. Died Jan. 23, 1688,
aged 56. Will (Leicester) 1688. {Nichols, n. 179.)
WILSHIER, ROBERT. M.A. 1671 (Lit. Reg.). Perhaps C. of
Brampton-by-Dingley, Northants., 1672; M.A.
WILSHERE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Clare, c. 1596.
2nd s. of Thomas, of Welwyn, Herts. Bapt. there, Jan. 21,
1576-7. B.A. 1599-1600; M.A. 1603. Ord. deacon (Lincoln)
June 15; priest, Dec. 21, 1606. R. of Welwyn, Herts., 1606-
51. Buried there June 16, 1651. M.I. WUl (P.C.C.) 1651-2.
Father of George (1632-3). (Clutterbuck, 11. 502, 544.)
WILSHIRE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Magdalene,
Aug. 29, 1705. S. of Nathaniel, baker of the College. B. at
Cambridge. School, King's. Matric. 1705; B.A. 1709-10.
Ord. deacon (Ely) June 4, 1710.
WILSMERE, see also WILMER.
WILSMERE, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter,
1576. B. at Debden, Essex. B.A. 1578-9; M.A. 1582. Ord.
deacon (London) Feb. 3, 1588-9. age 28; priest, Dec. 20,
1589. R. of Salcott, Essex, 1588-98. Died 1598.
WILSON, ALEXANDER. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, July
10, 1685. S. of Thomas, attorney, of Hoveton St John,
Norfolk. B. there. School, Hoveton St John. Matric. 1686;
Scholar, 1686-91; M.B. 1691. Subscribed for priest's orders
(Norwich) Sept. 22, 1706. Buried Jan. 23, 1710-1, aged 42.
M.I. at Thrigby. (Venn, i. 479-)
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Wilson, Andrew
WILSON, ANDREW. Adm. pens, (age i6) at St John's, Sept.
25, 1676. S. ot George {? 1617), deceased, V. ot Easingwold,
Yorks. B. there. School, Pocklington. Matric. 1676; B.A.
1680-1; M.A. 1684. Ord. deacon (York) Dec. 1681. V. of
Easingwold, Yorks., 1685-1712. Died 1712.
WILSON, ANTHONY. B.A. (? 1602-3); M.A. from Jesus, 1606.
Ord. priest (Lincoln) June 15, 1606. C. of Blyborough, Lines.,
in i6ii. V. of Leake, 1616-31. Admon. (Lincoln) 1634.
WILSON, ANTHONY. Adm. sizar at Trinity, Aug. 11, 1657.
Perhaps ord. deacon (Lincoln) Aug. 13, 1662, literate.
WILLSON, ANTHONY. Adra. sizar at Jesus, June 14, 1660.
Of Derbyshire.
WILSON, ARCHDALE. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Clare, June 18,
1747. Doubtless s. of John, of Lynn, Norfolk. B.atStanhow,
Norfolk. Matric. 1747. Adm. at the Middle Temple, Feb. 25,
1744, and at Lincoln's Inn, Jan. 23, 1752. Lost at sea, 1758.
{Nichols, ni. 514.)
WILSON, BENJAMIN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Christ's, July 3,
1699. S. of Louis. B in London. School, Eton. Resided
till Michs. 1700.
WILSON, BENJAMIN. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
July 4, 1700. B. in London. Matric. 1700; B.A. 1703-4;
M.A. 1707. Fellow, 1703. Ord. deacon (London) Sept. 25,
1709; priest, Sept. 21, 1712. One of the College curates in
Suffolk. Died at Fulham, 1714.
WILSON, BENJAMIN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Trinity,
May 3, 1712. S. of Benjamin, of Gainsborough, Lines.
School, Gainsborough (Mr Waterworth). Matric. 1712;
Scholar, 1714; B.A. 1715-6; M.A. 1719. Fellow, 1718. Ord.
deacon (York) June, 1720; priest, June 9, 1727. Usher of
Wakefield School, Yorks., 1717-20; Head Master, 1720-51.
V. of Normanton, 1727-64. Preb. of York, 1735-64. V. of
Wakefield, 1750-64. Died Sept. 16, 1764. Brother of John
(1714) and father of Thomas (1743).
WILSON, BERNARD. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, June 23,
1709. S. of Bernard, mercer, of Newark, Notts. School,
Westminster. Matric. 1709; Scholar, 1710; B.A. 1712-3;
M.A. 1719; D.D. 1737. Ord. deacon (London) Mar. 16,
1711-2; priest (Lincoln) Feb. 26, 1715-6. R. of Firsby,
Lines., 1715-9. V. of Gt Steeping, 1715-9. V. of Newark,
Notts., 1719-72. R. of Winthorpe, 1719. Preb. of Lincoln,
1727-72; of Lichfield, 1730-72, and of Worcester, 1734-72.
Master of St Leonard's Hospital, Newark. R. of Bottesford,
Leics., 1735. Adm. at the Middle Temple, Mar. i^, 1736-7.
A member of the Gentleman's Society at Spalding. Pub-
lished an English version of Dethou's Historia sui Temporis.
Died Apr. 30, 1772. Buried at Newark . M.I. Will, P.C.C.
(D.N.B.; Al. Westmon., 251; Dickinson's Newark, 304.)
WILSON, BRIAN. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Easter,
1609; B.A. 1612-3; M.A. 1616. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Mar.
24, 1615-6; priest. Mar. 25, 1616. R. of Thimbleby, Lines.,
1618. Licence (Lincoln) Dec. 21, 1619, to marry Mary
Seaton, of Hagworthingham, widow. Will (P.C.C.) 1640.
WILSON, CHARLES. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Michs.
1578. B. at Hamessey, Yorks. B.A. 1581-2; M.A. 1586.
Ord. deacon (London) Feb. 20, 1585-6, age 24. C. of Wick-
ham, Essex.
WILSON, CHARLES. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 12, 1635.
Of Lincolnshire. Perhaps s. and h. of Charles, of Sheepwash,
Lines., Esq. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 13, 1636-7. If so.
Major of Horse in the Royal Army. Married Alice, dau. of
William Blythe, of Stroxton. Killed at Naseby, June 14,
1645. (Lines. Pedigrees, 1090.)
WILSON, CHARLES. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's, Sept. 8,
1648. S. of Christopher, of Bradfield, Yorks. Bapt. June 15,
1631. School, Wakefield. Matric. 1648; B.A. 1652-3; M.A.
1656. Incorp. at Oxford, 1666. Ord. (as presbyterian)
Aug. 28, 1658. V. of Kimbolton, Hunts., 1658-75. Con-
formed and ord. Jan. 8, 1662. R. of Babworth, Notts.,
1675-81. V. of Sheffield, 1681-95. Married Anne, dau. of
John Allott, B.D., R. of Little Thurlow, Suffolk. Buried at
Bradfield, Sept. 8, 1703. Brother of Thomas (1648). (M. H.
Peacock; Burke, L. C; Hunter, Sheffield, 278; Al. Oxon.)
WILSON, CHARLES. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, Aug. 5,
1690. S. of Robert (? 1650), R. of Edith Weston, Rutland.
B. there. School, Stamford (Mr Smith). B.A. 1694-5; M.A.
1698.
WILSON, CHARNEL. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 28, 1713.
Of Leicestershire. Matric. 1713; B.A. 1716-7; M.A. 1720.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) May 24, 1719; priest, June 4, 1721.
Will (Leicester) 1727; of Nailstone, Leics.
WILSON, CHILTON. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Peterhouse,
May 31, 1718. Of Durham. Doubtless s. and h. of Thomas
(and Elinor Chilton). Bapt. May 14, 1702, at Houghton-le-
Spring. School, Hougbton-le-Spring. Matric. 1717; Scholar,
Wilson, Edmund
1718; B.A. 1721-2; M.A. 1725. Fellow, 1725-8. Ord. deacon
(Durham) Sept. 19, 1725; priest, Sept. 16, 1727. V. of
Heighington, Durham, 1728-49. P.C. of St Giles", Durham,
1730. Buried Dec. 30, 1749, a' Houghton-le-Spring. (H. M.
Wood.)
WILSON, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. sizar from Sr John's, Michs.
1560.
WILSON, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs.
1565; B.A. 1569-70; M.A. 1573. Fellow of .Magdalene, 1575-
Ord. de.icon (Peterb.) Nov. 25; priest (Ely) Dec. 21, 1576.
R. of Westborough, Lines., in 1605, and R. of Gra>'ingham.
Admon. (Lincoln) 1609. {Peile, i. 93.)
WILSON, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. pens, from Christ's,
1597-8. B. at Wainfieet, Lines. B.A. 1600-1; M.A. 1604.
Ord. deacon (London) May 26, age 25; priest, Dec. 22, 1605.
C. of Greenford, Middlesex, 1605. P.C. of Hawnes, Beds.,
1608-24. Died Sept. 29, 1624. Buried at Hawnes. Perhaps
brother of John (1602). (Peile, t. 226; Beds. N.and Q., i.gS-)
WILSON, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Peterhouse,
June 18, 1684. Of Nottinghamshire. School, Newark.
Matric. 1684; B.A. 1&87-8.
WILSON, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's,
Sept. 23, 1732. S. of Richard, Recorder of Leeds, Yorks.
Matric. 1733; B.A. 1736-7; M.A. 1740; D.D. 1753- Fellow,
1737-45- Proctor, 1742-3. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June i,
1740; priest (Norwich, Litt. dim. from Ely) Mar. 1741-2-
V. of Coton, Cambs., 1742. Preb. of St Paul's, 1745- R- of
Barnes, Surrey, 1768-92. Bishop of Bristol, 1783-92.
Married Anne, dau. of Dr Edmund Gibson, Bishop of London.
Died Apr. 18, 1792, aged 78. Will, P.C.C. Brother of Richard
(1725). (Burke, L.G.)
WILSON, CUTHBERT. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's,
June 28, 1738. S. of Roger, merchant, of St Nicholas,
Newcastle. Bapt. there, Oct. 22, 1719. School, Sedbergh.
Matric. 1738; B.A. 1741-2; M.A. 1747. Ord. deacon (Norwich)
Dec. 19, 1742. C. of St Nicholas, Newcastle, and lecturer of
All Saints', Newcastle, 1783-91. Died Feb. 8, 1791. See Al.
Oxon. for a contemporary namesake. (Scott-.Mayor, in. 495;
E. Mag.)
WILSON, DANIEL. Matric. sizar from Emmanuel, Michs. 1585;
Scholar.
WILSON, DANIEL. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, Apr. 25,
1656. S. of Thomas (1618), clerk, deceased, of Otham, Kent.
B. there. School, St Paul's. Matric. 1656; B.A. 1659-60.
Brother of Timothy (1659).
WILSON, DANIEL. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June 25, 1668.
Matric. 1669; B.A. 1671-2; M.A. 1675- Signed for deacon's
orders (London) Dec. 20, 1673; 'C. of St Austin's, London.'
Probably chaplain to Mary, Dowager Countess of Northamp-
ton; R. of Wainfleet, Lines., in 1682; R. of Frisney, 1682.
(Lambeth Act Bk.; T. C. Dale.)
WILSON, DANIEL. Adm. pens, at Clare, June 18, 1692.
Of Compton Basset, Wilts. Probably s. of John (1663).
Matric. 1692; B.A. 1695-6; M.A. 1699. Fellow, 1697. Ord.
deacon (Lincoln) Oct. 28, 1722; priest (Hereford) Nov. 4,
1722. Chaplain to the Earl of Buriington. V. of Goodrich,
Herefords.,in 1724. V.of Bridstow, 1724. (Lambeth Act Bk.,
VII.)
WILSON, DANIEL. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity, Mar. 16,
1742-3. S. of Daniel, of Dallham Tower, Westmorland.
School, Fulham, London (Mr Haygarth). Matri:. 1743'.
Scholar, 1744; B.A. 1746-7; M.A. 1750. Fellow, 1749. Ord.
deacon (Norwich, Litt. dim. from Ely) Mar. 1750-1; priest
(Chester) Sept. 23, 1753. V. of Beetham, Westmorland,
1753-62. One of these names died Jan. 28, 1784; of Lan-
caster, clerk. (G. MaR.; Musgrave.)
WILSON, EDMUND. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1598. Of Lambeth, Suney. Doubtless s. of William (1578),
D.D. Matric. (Merton College, Oxford) Mar. 3, 1597-8.
age 15. Migrated to Cambridge, 1598. B..'^. 1600-1; M.A.
1606; M.D. 1613. Fellow, 1601-16. Incorp. at Oxford, 161^,
F.R.C.P., 1615. Canon of Windsor, 1616-7, deprived.
Practised as a physician in Windsor and London. Died
in St Mary-le-Bow, Sept. 1633. Will, P.C.C. Brother of
John (1605). (.Munk, i. 162; Harwood, 204; Al. Oxon.)
WILSON, EDMUND. Matric. sizar from Queens', Miclis. 1608;
B..\. 1611-2; M..\. 1615. Perhaps R. of -■^ntingham, Norfolk.
Will proved (Norwich Cons. C.) 1661.
WILSON, EDMUND. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June it, 1631;
from Oxford. Of Oxfordshire. M.B. 1638; M.D. (Padua)
1641-2. Incorp. at Oxford, 1646. Censor; H.ir\oian Orator,
1647. F.R.C.P., 1649. Buried at St Dionis, London, Sept. 1,
1657. WUl, P.C.C. (Muntt, I. 246; Al. Oxon.)
WILLSON, EDMUND. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Christ's, May 29,
1673. S. of Nicholas, of Norfolk. School, Holt.
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WILSON, EDMUNDS. Adm. pens, (age 15) at St John's, July 5,
1703. S. of John (1677), clerk. B. at Ringstead, Norfolk.
School, Pocklington (Mr Ferrour). Matric. 1703; B.A. 1706-
7; M.A. 1710. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 23, 1710; priest
(Norwich) July, 1718. C. of Ufford, Northants., 1710. V.
of Hunstanton, Norfolk, 1719-54- {Scott-Mayor, 11.)
WILSON, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1571-
Ord. deacon (Ely) Aug. 12; priest, Dec. 21, 1576. Probably
V. of Camberw-eU, Surrey, 1577-1618, and founder of
Cambenvell Grammar School, 1615. Buried Mar. 30, 1618.
WiU (P.C.C.) 1619. Father of Edward (i593)- {^M- ^w'-
of Surrey, 11. 210.)
WILSON, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, Oct. 13,
1576. S. of Edward, gent., of Stevenage, Herts. School,
Stevenage. Matric. 1576. Of Willian, Herts., Esq. Married
Jane, dau. of Thomas Bolles, Esq., of Wallington, Herts.
Li\'ing, 1634. (Venn, 1. 87; Vis. of Herts., 1634.)
WILSON, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter, 1588.
WILSON, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from St John's, c. 1593.
Doubtless s. of Edward (1571), of Camberwell, clerk. B.A.
1596-7. Master of Camberwell School, Surrey, 1617-38.
Buried Dec. 14, 1638. (Victoria Hist. Surrey, n. 212.)
WILSON, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1598.
One of these names R. of Nailstone, Leics., 1619-25.
WILSON, EDWARD. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, June 7,
1669. Matric. 1669; B.A. 1672-3. Ord. deacon (York) Feb.;
priest. Mar. 1674-5. Perhaps R. of Nailstone, Leics., 1690-
1729. Died May 4, 1729, aged 74. M.I. at Nailstone. Will
(Leicester) 1729. (W. C. Renshaw; Nichols, iv. 809.)
WILSON, EDWARD. Adm. pens, at Queens', May 10, 1671.
Of Sussex. S. of Sir William, of Eastbourne, Bart. Matric.
1671; B.A. 1674-5; M.A. 1678. Ord. deacon (Chichester)
Mar. 7, 1679-80; priest, Dec. 19, 1680. R. of East Blatching-
ton, Sussex, 1680. V. of Framfield, 1686-1705. V. of Rye,
1700-39. Buried Jan. 9, 1738-9. Brother of John (1668) and
father of Edward (1718). (Burke, Peerage; W. C. Renshaw.)
WILSON, EDWARD. Adm. sizar (age 20) at St John's, May 23,
1684. S. of Edward, husbandman, deceased. B. at Kirkby
Stephen, Westmorland. School, Kirkby Stephen (Mr Proctor).
Matric. 1684; B.A. 1690-1. Ord. priest (York) Dec. 22, 1695.
WILSON, EDWARD. M.A. 1718 (Incorp. from Balliol College,
Oxford). Matric.there, Jan. 15, I7ii-2,agei6. S. of Edward
(1671). B.A. (Oxford) 1715; M.A. 1718. C. of Appledore,
Kent, 1717-9. R. of Ashurst, Sussex, 1719; of Street, 1735,
and of Westmeston, 1735-83- Died 1783. Will proved
(P.C.C.) 1783; by son Edward, D.D. (Al. Oxon.; J. Ch.
Smith; H. G. Harrison.)
WILSON, EDWARD. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Queens', Apr. 14,
1722. Of Staffordshire. Matric. 1722.
WILSON, EUSTACE. 'Of Trinity.' Ord. deacon (Ely) Mar. 23,
1566-7.
WILSON, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Michs. 1587.
WILSON, GEORGE. Adm. sizar at Queens', Sept. 20, 1598.
Of Yorkshire. Possibly V. of Wretton, Norfolk, in 1607;
author. The Commendation of Cockes and Cock-fighting.
(D.N.B.)
WILSON, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1608;
B.A. 1611-2; M.A. 1615. One of these names of Seagrave,
Leics., clerk.; admon. (Leicester) 1660.
WILSON, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs. 1617;
B.A. 1621-2; M.A. 1625. Perhaps V. of Easingwold, Yorks.,
1648-62, ejected. V. of Brafierton, 1634. Died Sept. 22,
1671. Will, York. But see Al. Oxon. for a contemporary
namesake. Perhaps father of Andrew (1676).
WILSON, GEORGE. B.A. from Trinity Hall, 1620. Ord.
deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 24; priest, Sept. 25, 1620. Perhaps
minister at Elsenham, Essex, in 1628; Minister of the Essex
Classis, 1646; augmented by the impropriate rectory of
Gt Dunmow, 1658. (H. Smith.)
WILSON, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Easter,
1637; B.A. 1640-1.
WILSON, GEORGE. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Caius, Apr. 21, 1640.
S.of Thomas, gent. B. at Bexwell, Norfolk. School, Wisbech,
Cambs. (Mr Frisney). Matric. 1640; Scholar, 1643-4; B.A.
1643-4. One of these names R. of Leasingham, Lines., 1651.
WILSON, GEORGE. Adm. sizar (age 15) at St John's, May 11,
1665. S. of William, saddler, of Doncaster, Yorks. B. there.
School, Doncaster (MrThwaites). Matric. 1665; B.A. 1668-9;
M.A. 1672. Ord. deacon (York) June, 1669; priest (Ely)
Sept. 24, 1670. R. of Easington, Yorks., 1699-1707.
WILSON, GEORGE. Adm. sizar (age i8) at Pembroke, Apr. 24,
1680. S. of George, of Hartlington, near Skipton, Yorks.,
farmer. Matric. 1680; B.A. from King's, 1680-1; M.A. 1684.
Wilson, James
Probably V. of Chislehurst, Kent, 1683-1718; V. of Bromley,
1683; Benefactor to Bromley School. Buried Oct. 17, 1718,
at Chislehurst. {Fielding.)
WILSON, GEORGE. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, May 8,
1725. S. of John, tailor, of Cambridgeshire. B. Nov. 16,
1707, in Cambridge. School, Merchant Taylors'. Matric.
1725; B.A. 1728-9; M.A. 1732. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June
29, 1729; priest (Peterb.) Sept. 19, 1731. C. of Sutton,
Northants. -CMm-Washingley, Hunts., 1731. Perhaps R. of
Caldecote, Hunts., 1744-70. R. of Halton, Lanes., 1749-62.
{Scott-Mayor, iii. 385; Victoria Hist. Lanes., viii. 125.)
WILSON, GEORGE. Adm. pens, (age 14) at Christ's, June 23,
1739. S. of James (? 1700). B. at Nottingham. School,
Repton. Matric. 1739; Scholar, 1740. Buried at Gt St
Andrew's, Cambridge, Nov. 25, 1742. (Peile, 11. 238.)
WILSON, HARBORD. Adm. pens, at Clare, Feb. 4, 1708-9.
B. at Plums tead, Norfolk. Matric. 1709.
WILSON, HENRY. B.A. 1506-7 (Incorp. from Oxford); M.A.
1508. Fellow of Christ's. R. of Helpston, Northants.,
1507-40. {Peile, I. 6.)
WILSON, HENRY. Matric. sizar from Peterhouse, Michs.
1579; B.A. 1583-4. Ord. deacon and priest (Lincoln) July 17,
1590. V. of Ancaster, Lines., 1612.
WILSON, HENRY. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter, 1617;
B.A. from St Catharine's, 1620-1; M.A. 1624. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) Sept. 23; priest, Oct. 2, 1621.
WILSON, HENRY. Matric. sizar from St Catharine's, Michs.
1622; B.A. 1623-4; M.A. 1627; B.D. 1634. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) Sept. 1; priest, Sept. 2, 1627. Perhaps R. of
Faldingworth, Lines., 1630. Preb. of Lincoln, 1641. Prob-
ably R. of South Scarle, Notts., 1660; B.D.
WILSON, HENRY. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1623;
B.A. 1626-7.
WILSON, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Christ's, June 21,
1639. S. and h. of Thomas. B. at Kirkby Lonsdale, West-
morland. School, Halifax (Mr Cockman). Matric. 1639;
B.A. 1642. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Mar. 18, 1639-40. Of
Underley Hall, Kirkby Lonsdale. Died there May 29, 1684.
WiU, Archd. Richmond. (W. H. ChippendaU; Peile, 1. 461.)
WILSON, HENRY. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Trinity, June 4,
1702. S. of Thomas, of Sedbergh, Yorks. School, Evesham,
Worcs. (Mr Wilson). Matric. 1702; B.A. 1708-9.
WILSON, HENRY. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Trinity, Apr. 28,
1739. S. of Henry, of Kilham, Yorks. School, Beverley
(Mr Clark). Matric. 1739; Scholar, 1742; B.A. 1742-3;
M.A. 1746. Fellow, 1745. Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 25, 1743;
'C. of Walkiagton'; priest, June 14, 1747. Usher of Beverley
School, Yorks., till 1751. Usher of Wakefield School, i75i-6-
V. of Heversham, Westmorland, 1758-97. Married Mary,
dau. of Rev. James Smyth, late V. of Heversham, June 27,
1774. Died May 12, i797- (M. H. Peacock; G. Mag.)
WILSON, JAMES. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter, 1617;
B.A. 1620-1.
WILSON, JAMES. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1629;
B.A. 1633-4; M.A. 1637.
WILSON, JAMES. Adm. pens, at Trinity, June 16, 1637.
Matric. 1637, 'George'; B.A. 1640-1.
WILSON, JAMES. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Christ's, Mar. 11,
1640-1. S. of James. B. at York. School, York (Mr Wallis).
Matric. 1641.
WILSON, JAMES. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter, 1657.
Of Essex. B.A. 1660-1; M.A. 1664. Signed for deacon's and
priest's orders (London) June 3, 1664. C. of Bishop's Stort-
ford, Herts. One of these names R. of Hunton, Kent, 1685-
91; probably also rural dean of Sutton, Kent, 1681.
WILSON, JAMES. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Emmanuel, Apr. 10,
1700. Of Nottinghamshire. Matric. 1701; B.A. 1703-4;
M.A. 1707. Ord. priest (Ely) Feb. 29, 1707-8. Perhaps R.
of St Peter's, Nottingham, 1725. But see Al. Oxon. for a
contemporary namesake. Perhaps father of George (i739)-
WILSON, JAMES. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Trinity, Nov. 12,
1707. S. of James, of King's Lvnn, Norfolk. School, Lynn
(Mr Hem). Matric. 1708; Scholar, 1709; M.B. 1718; M.D.
1728 {Com. Reg.). Incorp. at Oxford, 1753. Perhaps adm.
at Leyden, Mar. 4, 1713. Perhaps his will (P.C.C.) 1771;
of St Mary Aldermary, London, M.D.
WILSON, JAMES. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius, Apr. 13, 1726.
S.of Thomas, weaver, of Norwich. B. there. School, Norwich
(Mr Reddington). Matric. 1726; Scholar, 1726-33; B.A.
1729-30; M.A. 1733. Fellow, 1733-50- Taxor, 1738.
Catechist, 1739-44. Dean, 1744-7- Bursar, 1748. Ord.
deacon (Lincoln) Dec. 19, 1731; 'C. of Woodwalton, Hunts.';
priest, June 30, 1735. Usher of the Perse School, Cambridge,
1732-40. R. of Bratton Fleming, Devon, 1749-54- Died
1754. Will, P.C.C. {Venn, 11. 25.)
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WILSON, JAMES. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1736. Of Middle-
sex.
WILSON, JAMES. Adm. pens, at St John's, June 26, 1740;
'B.A. (sic) of Jesus College, Oxford' (not found in Al. Oxon.,
nor in our records). {Scott-Mayor, iii. 507.)
WILSON, JOHN. B.A. 1489-90; M.A. 1493. Principal of
Borden Hostel, in 1521-2. (Stokes, Mediaeval Hostels.)
WILSON, JOHN. B.A. 1541-2.
WILSON, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Queens', Michs. 1544.
WILSON, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter, 1566; B.A.
1570-1.
WILSON, JOHN. Matric. sizar from King's, Lent, 1579-80.
WILSON, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Lent, 1580-1.
Possibly identical with the Puritan preacher of these names.
If so, of Kildwich, Yorks. B. there. Ord. deacon (York)
and licensed to preach at Skipton, ? 1586. Appeared before
the Archbishop on a charge of nonconformity, Jan. 9,
1586-7. Went to Loudon. Preached at All Hallows, Thames
Street. Returned to the North. Living, 1587. (Cooper, 11.
42.)
WILSON, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Easter, 1581;
B.A. 1584-5; M.A. 1588. Ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.)
Sept. 10, 1594. One of these names R. of St Nicholas, Guild-
ford, Surrey, 1597-1630. Died Oct. 22, 1630, at Guildford.
{Manning and Bray, i. 69.)
WILSON, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Lent, 1581-2;
B.A. 158.^-5; M.A. from Pembroke, 1588. One of these names
R. of Stockiynch, Somerset, 1591; M.A.
WILSON, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Queens', Lent, 1582-3.
Of Cumberland. B.A. 1586-7.
WI150N, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Michs. 1585.
One of these names of Norton Disney, Lines., clerk; will
(Lincoln) 1617.
WILSON, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1586;
B.A. from Jesus, 1592-3. One of these names, 'B.A.,' P.C.
of Barton Chapel, Tatenhill, Staffs., 1598-1604.
WILSON, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter, 1602. B.
at Wainfleet, Lines. B.A. 1605-6; M.A. 1609. Incorp. at
Oxford, 1617. Ord. deacon (London) Mar. 1609-10; 'of
Stepney; aged 26; licensed to West Ham, Essex.' Perhaps
R. of Rochford, 1617-29. Died 1629. Will (Cons. C. London)
1629. Perhaps brother of Christopher (1597-8). (Peile, 1.
241; Felt, wrong identification.)
WILSON, JOHN. Adm. at King's (age 14) a scholar from Eton,
Aug. 23, 1605. Of Windsor, Berks. S. of William (1578).
Matric. 1606; B.A. 1609-10; M.A. 1613. Fellow, 1608-10,
deprived for nonconformity. 'Went to the Inns of Court
to study law; afterwards became a minister.' Adm. at the
Inner Temple, 1610. Lecturer at Sudbury, Suffolk, 1620.
Frequently suspended for nonconformity. Emigrated with
Governor Winthrop to New England, 1630. Teacher of the
First Church, Boston, 1630-2; pastor, 1632-67. Author,
religious. Died Aug. 7, 1667. Brother of Edmund (1598).
(Harwood; J. G. Bartlett; Felt, where he is wrongly identified
with John (above).)
WILSON, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1609.
B. at Bedford. Scholar, 1611; B.A. 1611-2; M.A. 1615.
Fellow, 1614. Ord. deacon and priest (London) Dec. 19,
1619, age 28.
WILSON, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Peterhouse, Easter, i6n.
B. at Beverley, Yorks. B.A. 1614-5; M.A. 1618. Ord.
deacon (London) June 15; priest, Dec. 21, 1617. C. of South
Weald, Essex. One of these names V. of Waghen, Yorks.,
1623-55. Will (P.C.C.) 1655.
WILSON, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter, 1614.
Of London. B.A. 1617-8; M.A. 1621. One of these names
R. of Green's Norton, Northants., 1631-6; buried there
Oct. 8, 1636.
WILSON, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Easter, 1617.
WILSON, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter, 1620.
Of Nottinghamshire. B.A. from Pembroke, 1623-4; M.A.
1627. Perhaps his will (York) 1648; of Hawton, Notts.,
clerk.
WILSON, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1621.
Probably 2nd s. of William, of Eastbourne, Sussex. B.A.
1624-5; M.A. 1628. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 9, 1626.
Died s.p., 1649. (Brother of WUliam, created Bart., Mar.
i66o-i; see G.E.C., 11. 170.)
WILSON, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Christ's, May 31, 1625. S. of
John. B. at Cambridge. School, Lynn. Matric. 1625.
WILSON, JOHN. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1628. Of Kent.
Matric. 1628, 'Wolson.' B.A. 1631-2.
Wilson, John
WILSON, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1629;
B.A. 1630-1; .M.A. 1634.
WILSON, JOHN. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1630. Of WUtshire.
WILSON, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St Catharine's, Easter,
1631. Of Cambridgeshire. B.A. 1634-5; M.A. 1638. Perhaps
C. of Moreton, Essex, 1637. R. of Little Hallingbury, 1645-
(?) 51. V. of Kimpton, Herts., 1657-62, ejected. Author
of an answer to the treatise, entitled, Phihsophia Scripturae
interpres and to Wolzogen. (Calamy, 11. 45; H. Smith;
Clutterbuck, in. 76.)
WILSON, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, Jan. 11, 1632-3.
Of Hertfordshire. Matric. 1634-5; Scholar, 1635; B.A. 1636-
7; M.A. 1640. Fellow, 1639-45, ejected. {T. A. Walker, 49.)
WILSON, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St Catharine's, Easter,
1633. Scholar, 1633; B.A. 1636-7; M.A. 1640. Dispcns.
(Lambeth) to receive deacon's orders, June 10, 1636. One
of these names, 'M.A.,' R. of Yardley Hastings, Northants.,
1649-95; conformed, 1660; V. of Easton Maudit, i66i-So.
Buried Dec. 2, 1695, aged 77, at Yardley Hastings. Perhaps
father of Joseph (1667) and John (1663). (T. P. Dorman.)
WILSON, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Caius. May 14, 1634.
S. of William, tailor, of the parish of St Andrew's, Norwich.
School, Norwich (Mr Briggs). Matric. i634;Scholar, 1637-41;
B.A. 1637-8; M.A. 1641. Ord. deacon (Norwich) May 28,
1643. (Venn, i. 313.)
WILSON, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 15) at St John's, Feb. 11,
1634-5. S. of Godfrey, haberdasher, of St Ives, Hunts.
B. there. School, St Ives (private). Matric. 1634-5; B.A.
1638-9; M.A. from Queens', 1646. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
May 20, 1640. Perhaps V. of Fawsley, Northants., 1645-84.
Died Nov. 19, 1684, aged 63. M.I. at Fawsley. (Baker, i.^SS.)
WILSON, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, Sept. 30,
1641. S. of John, D.D., late Dean of Ripon. B. at Bedale,
Richmonds. School, Westminster. Matric. 1645; B.A. 1645-
6; M.A. 1649. Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1647; of 'Burhall'
(? Burrill-in-Bedale), Yorks. Barrister, 1654. Fought on the
King's side in the Civil War. J. P. Died Sept. 24, 1681.
M.I. at Bedale. (M. H. Peacock.)
WILSON, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Caius, May 9, 1643.
S. of John, gent., of Wisbech, Cambs. B. there. School,
Wisbech (Mr Frisney). Matric. 1643; Scholar, 1643-50;
B.A. 1646-7; M.A. 1650. Fellow of Peterhouse, 1650.
(Venn, i. 350; T. A. Walker, 95.)
WILSON, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Queens', Lent, 1644-5; from
Oxford. S. of Thomas, of Codnor, Derbs. B.A. 1644-5; M.A.
1648; B.D. 1657. Fellow. Matric. (Oxford) Mar. 27, 1640,
age 16. Migrated to Cambridge (not recorded by Foster).
R. of Cockayne Hatley, Beds., in 1663. V. of St Paul's,
Bedford, 1663; 'B.D.' R. of St George Hatley, Beds., 1670.
Buried Feb. 8, 1676, at Cockayne Hatley. (Lambeth Ad Bk.)
WILSON, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Pembroke, June 29,
1647. S. of William, of Warwick.
WILSON, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Peterhouse, Sept. 13,
1654. Of Cambridge. School, Cambridge. Matric. 1655;
B.A. 1658-9.
WILSON, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Clare, Sept. 15, 1663. Of
Northamptonshire. Probably s. of John (? 1633), R. of
Yardley Hastings. Matric. 1663; B..\. 1667-8; M.A. 1671.
Fellow, 1669-71. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Mar. 19, 1670-1.
R. of Compton Basset, Wilts., 1671. Founded two scholar-
ships at Clare. Died 1724. Probably brother of Joseph
(1667) and father of Daniel (1692). (Clare Coll. Hist., 156;
Lambeth Act Bk.)
WILSON, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, Apr. 23,
1666. S. of Ralph, husbandman, of Shottle-in-Duffield,
Belpcr, Derbs. B. there. School, Bradley, Derbs. (private).
WILSON, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Sidney, May 12, 1668.
S. of Sir William, Bart. B. at Bomc, Eastbourne, Sussex.
Adm. at the Inner Temple, Apr. i, 1668. Called to the Bar,
1676. Of East Dean, Sussex. Died s.p., 1700. Brother of
Edward (1671). (Burke, Peerage.)
WILSON, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age i8) at Sidney, May 20, 1670.
S. of John, farmer. B. at Middleton, Yorks. School, Middle-
ton. Matric. 1671; B.A. 1673-4- Ord. deacon (York) June,
1674; priest, Feb. i674-5- Perhaps V. of Holl>Tn and
Withemsea, Yorks., 1687-1709.
WILSON, JOHN. .■Vdm. pens, at Emmanuel. Aug. 8, 1675;
Fell. -Com. June, 1676. Of Leicestershire. Doubtless 4th s.
of Robert (1641) (by his 2nd wife Johanna, dau. of John
Parker, of London). Of Knightthorp.-, Loirs. Married
(i) Mary, dau. of Sir Edward \Valp<iU-, Knt., of Houghton,
Norfolk; (2) Dorothea, d.»u. of Sir .\nlhony Chester, Bart.,
of Chiehcley. Bucks. Died s.p., May 21, 1718, aged 59.
Brother of William (1674). (Ntchoh, iii. 907.)
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WILSON, JOHN. Adm. sirar (age 17) at Christ's, June 4, 1677.
S. of Henry. B. at Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmorland. School,
Kirkby. Matric. 1677; B.A. 1680-1; M.A. 1684. Ord.
deacon (Norwich) Jan. 1682-3; priest. May, 1687. R. of
Ringstead St Andrew, Norfolk, 1687-1719. Probably V. of
Sedgeford, 1692--1703; V. of Hunstanton, 1703-19. Died
Oct. 3, 1719. Buried at Ringstead. Father of Edmunds
(1703). (Peile, II. 65.)
WILSON, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Jesus, June 26, 1705. Of
Yorkshire. Matric. 1705; B.A. 1708-9.
WILSON, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Clare, July 9, 1713. S. of
Thomas, of Wakefield, Yorks. B. there. School.. Wakefield.
Matric. 1713; Scholar; B.A. 1716-7. Ord. deacon (London)
Dec. 20, 1719; priest (York) Dec. 1720. V. of Hooton
PagneU, Yorks., 1723. Buried at Wakefield, Nov. 21, 1723.
WILSON, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Trinity, Mar. 24,
1713-4. S. of Benjamin, of Gainsborough, Lines. School,
Gainsborough (Mr Waterworth). Matric. 1714; Scholar,
1717; B.A. 1717-8; M.A. 1721; B.D. 1728; D.D. 1749-
Fellow, 1720. Taxor, 1726. Senior Bursar, 1746-51. Ord.
deacon (Lincoln) May 31, 1724; priest, May 23, 1725. V. of
Over, Cambs., 1738-45. V. of Chesterton, 1745-51. Died
Oct. 26, 1751. Will (P.C.C.) 1751. Brother of Benjamin
(1712).
WILSON, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 24) at St John's, June 18,
1726. S. of Isaac, husbandman, of Lancashire. B. at Stain-
ton-Gap, in the parish of Ulverston. School, Kendal (Mr
Towers). Matric. 1726; B.A. 1729-30; M.A. 1733; B.D. 1741;
D.D. 1761. Fellow, 1732-53. R. of Fulbourn St Vigors,
Cambs., I75i-8i. Died Oct. 17, 1781. Will, P.C.C. Brother
of William (1721). (Scott-Mayor, lu. 400.)
WILSON, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Caius, June 25, 1733.
S. of Hugh, R. of Monewdon, Suffolk. B. there. School,
Monk Soham (private). Scholar, 1733-8; Matric. 1734;
B.A. 1736-7. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June 5, 1737; priest
(Norwich) Sept. 21, 1740. R. of Elsing, Norfolk, 1746-81.
R. of St Edmund's, Norwich, 1775-81. Died Dec. 16, 1781,
aged 66. M.I. at Elsing. (Venn, 11. 37.)
WILSON, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Trinity, Apr. 2, 1734. Matric.
1734; Scholar, 1737; B.A. 1737-8. Ord. deacon (Lincoln)
Sept. 23, 1739; priest (Litt. dim. from York) Dec. 21, 1740.
C. of Lockington, Yorks., 1740-55. Perhaps V. of Whitkirk,
Leeds, 1779-85.
WILSON, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 19) at St John's, Feb. 15,
1746-7. S. and h. of Thomas, attorney, of Kentmere,
Westmorland (and Dorothy, dau. of John Fenwick, of
Nunridding and Langshaw, Northumberland). B. at Kendal.
School, Eton. Matric. 1747. Took the name of Fenwick,
1751. Died unmarried, 1757. Brother of Thomas (1748-9).
(Scott-Mayor, iii. 565.)
WILSON, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Sidney, June 6,
1629. S. of Thomas, baker, of York. B. there. School,
York (private). Matric. 1629; B.A. 1632-3; M.A. 1636.
Probably V. of North Frodingham, Yorks., 1641. Perhaps
father of Thomas (1662).
WILSON, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar at Clare, July 5, 1667. Of
Yardley Hastings, Northants. S. of John (? 1633), R. of
Yardley Hastings. Bapt. there, Aug. 3, 1651. School,
Strixton. B.A. 1671-2; M.A. 1675. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
May 25, 1673; priest, Sept. 19, 1675. Probably brother of
John (1663). (H. I. Longden.)
WILSON, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Peterhouse, June 3,
1703. Of Yorkshire. School, Gisborough, Yorks. Matric.
1704; Scholar, 1707; B.A. 1706-7. Ord. priest (York) Dec.
1715-
WILSON, JOSEPH. Adm. pens, at Clare, Oct. 31, 1730.
S. and h. of WUliam (1695). B. at Stiffkey, Norfolk. Adm.
at Gray's Inn, Dec. 1, 1731. Died unmarried, of small-pox,
Dec. 1734, aged 23. Buried at Walsingham. Brother of
Robert (1740), Thomas (1738) and WilUam (1738-9).
WILSON, JOSHUA. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Sept. 19, 1617;
Scholar; Matric. 1617; B.A. 1621-2; M.A. 1625. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) Oct. 31, 1623; priest (St David's) Oct. 23, 1637.
V. of Burwell, Cambs., 1657.
WILSON, JOSHUA. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity, Sept. 23,
1748. S. of Joshua, Recorder of Pontefract, Yorks. Bapt.
June 22, 1731. School, Beverley (Mr Clark). Matric. 1748.
Adm. at the Middle Temple, Aug. 6, 1748. Of Crofton Hall,
near Wakefield. Brother of Richard (1749).
WILSON, LEONARD. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Sidney, Nov. 10,
1625. S. of Lambert, chandler (and Elizabeth Stuytelina,
of Antwerp). B. at Cornhill, London. Bapt. July 19, 1607,
at the Dutch Church. Schools, London (private) and
Rotterdam. Matric. 1625; B.A. 1629-30; M.A. 1633. Adm.
at Leyden, Sept. 3, 1633.
Wilson, Peter
WILSON, MARMADUKE. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs.
1602. Probably s. of Marmaduke, of Westonfield (and of
Kirkdeighton), Yorks. Succeeded his father. Married and
had issue. (Vis. of Yorks., 1612.)
WILSON, MATTHEW. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Pembroke,
June 10, 1675. S. of Thomas (1622), of Litcham, Norfolk,
■ clerk. Matric. 1675; B.A. 1678-9. Ord. deacon (Norwich)
Mar. 7, 1679-80; priest, Dec. 1686. R. of Weasenham,
Norfolk, in 1720.
WILSON, MATTHEW. Adm. sizar at Jesus, June 10, 1693.
Of Yorkshire. Doubtless s. of John, of Eshton Hall. B. 1677.
Matric. 1693; Scholar, 1693. Adm. at the Middle Temple,
June 17, 1693. Of Eshton Hall, Yorks., Esq. Married Ann,
dau. of Timothy Blackburn, of Grinton, Yorks., June 28,
1699. Buried at Gargrave, Yorks., Nov. 12, i7i7. Father
of the next and of Roger (1730). (A. Gray; H. M. Wood;
Burke, L.G.)
WILSON, MATTHEW. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 19) at Trinity,
Nov. 8, 1725. S. of Matthew (above), of Eshton, Yorks.
Bapt. Oct. 14, 1706, at Gargrave. School, Kirkleatham
(Mr Clark). Of Eshton, Yorks., Esq. Married Margaret, dau.
of Henry Wigglesworth, of Slaidbum. Died Mar. 27, 1769.
Buried at Gargrave. Brother of Roger (1730) and father of
the next. (H. M. Wood; M. H. Peacock.)
WILSON, MATTHEW. Adm. pens, (age 19) at St John's,
Mar. 15, 1748-9. S. and h. of Matthew (above), gent., of
Eshton, Yorks. B. Feb. 12, 1729-30, at Eshton. School,
Skipton (Mr Wilkinson). Matric. 1748-9. Adm. at Lincoln's
Inn, Sept. 12, 1750. Barrister, 1757. Married Frances, dau.
of Richard Clive, of Styche, Salop, Esq., July 7. i753- Died
Apr. 16,1802. Buried at Gargrave. M.I. (Sco«-Mayor, ni.585.)
WILSON, MICHAEL. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Pembroke, Apr.
10, 1645. S. of Michael, smith. B. at Old Sleaford, Lines.
Matric. 1645; B.A. 1647-8. Perhaps V. of St Martin, Stam-
ford Baron, Northants., 1661-6.
WILSON, MILES. B.A. 1541-2; M.A. 1545. Fellowof St John's,
1542-3. Preb. of York, 1551; of Lincoln, 1552-4, deprived.
(Cooper, I. 35.)
WILSON, NATHANIEL. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter,
1655. Of Nottinghamshire. B.A. 1658-9.
WILLSON, NATHANIEL. Adm. sizar at Trinity, June 8, 1660.
Matric. 1660. Perhaps migrated to Oxford. If so, s. of
William, of Marcle, Worcs.; matric. (Magdalen Hall, Oxford)
Mar. 22, 1660-1, age 17; B.A. (Oxford) 1664; M.A. 1667;
D.D. 1686. R. of Kingsnorth, Kent, 1663. V. of Fareham,
Hants., 1664. Dean of Raphoe, 1683. Bishop of Limerick,
1692-5. Died Nov. 3, 1695. Buried in Christ Church, Dublin.
(Al. Oxon.)
WILSON, NATHANIEL. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Dec. 22, 1662.
Of Cambridgeshire. Matric. 1663. Migrated to Peterhouse,
Mar. 10, 1664-5. B.A. 1666-7. V. of Wighton, Norfolk,
1670-1700. Perhaps R. of Egmere, in 1677; M.A. Doubtless
father of the next.
WILSON, NATHANIEL. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Peterhouse,
July 14, 1696. Of Norfolk. Doubtlesss.of Nathaniel (above).
School, Walsingham. Matric. 1697; Scholar, 1697; B.A.
1700-1. Head Master of Drighlington School, Yorks., 1702-3.
Died 1703.
WILSON, NICHOLAS. B.A. 1508-9. B. in Holdemess, Yorks.
M.A. 1512; B.D. 1522-3; D.D. 1523-4. Of Christ's. Master
of Michael House, 1533-42. Elected (not admitted) Master
of St John's, 1537. R. of St Thomas-the-Apostle, London.
V. of Thaxted, Essex, 1528-34, deprived. Archdeacon of
Oxford, 1528-35. R.of St Martin Outwich, London, 1537-48.
Dean of the Collegiate Church of Wimbome, 1537-47-
Preb. of York, 1542-8; of St Paul's, 1542-8. Opposed
Henry VIII on the question of his divorce. Imprisoned in the
Tower for assisting persons who denied the Royal supremacy,
1540-1. Author, theological, etc. Died before June 11, 1548.
Will (P.C.C.) 1548. (Cooper, 1. 94; D.N.B.)
WILSON, NICHOLAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1585.
WILSON, NICHOLAS. Matric. sizar Easter, 1586.
WYLSON, OLIVER. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs. 1548.
WILSON, PEREGRINE. Matric. pens, from Christ's, June,
1602. Probably ord. deacon (London) Sept. 23, 1615;
late of Jesus CoUege, B.A.; priest. Mar. 26, 1616-7. School-
master at Redbome, Herts.
WILSON, PETER. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1584.
WILSON, PETER. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, Apr. 4,
1691; from Edinburgh Academy (adm. there, Sept. 1689).
S. of Peter, Notary Public, deceased. Bapt. July 10, 1673,
at All Saints', Newcastle, Northumberland. School, New-
castle. Matric. 1691; B.A. 1693-4; M.A. 1697. Ord. priest
(Durham) Sept. 21, 1701. V. of Dalton-le-Dale, 1715-32.
Buried Apr. 26, 1732, at Dalton. (D. S. Boutflower; H. M.
Wood.)
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WILSON, RALPH. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Christ's, Apr. 21,
1666. S. of Thomas. B. at Shotley, Northumberland.
School, Newcastle. Matric. 1667; B.A. 1675. Probably
Usher of Newcastle School, 1674. Ord. deacon (Durham)
Sept. 20, 1679; priest, Sept. 20, 1685. {Peile, 11. 3.)
WILSON, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1549-
WILSON, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1565.
WILSON, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1571;
B.A. 1575-6; M.A. 1579. Perhaps R. of Rattlesden, Suffolk,
1583-1614; vnll proved (Bury) Aug. i, 1614.
WILSON, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1582.
WILSON, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Emmanuel, Michs.
1585. B. at Spalding, Lines. B.A. from St Catharine's,
1588-g. Ord. priest (Lincoln). R. of Benington, Lines., 1605.
Perhaps his will (Lincoln) 1608; of Metheringham, clerk.
WILSON, RICHARD. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June 23, 1665.
Of Yorkshire. Matric. 1665; B.A. 1668-9; M.A. 1672. Ord.
deacon (Ely) Sept. 24, 1670; priest (Peterb.) June 18, 1671.
One of these names R. of Babworth, Notts., 1681-1727;
died unmarried, 1727. Buried at Babworth [he was s. of
John, of Bromhead, Yorks., see Yorks. Arch. Journal, v. loi.]
(M. H. Peacock.)
WILSON, RICHARD. M.A. from St John's, 1669. Matric.
(University College, Oxford) July 27, 1652; B.A. (0.\ford)
1655-6. Perhaps V. of Huddersfield, Yorks., 1673-75;
died there, 1675. (At. Oxon.)
WILSON, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at St John's, June 29, 1669.
S. of Richard, yeoman, of Ovenden, Yorks. B. there.
WILSON, RICHARD. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1676. Of
Yorkshire. Matric. 1676; B.A. 1679-80; M.A. 1683. Incorp.
at Oxford, 1683. Ord. priest (York) Mar. 1681-2. V. of
Moulton St Mary, Norfolk, 1685. R. of Moulton St Michael,
1690. Died Nov. 28, 1716, aged 60. Buried at Gt Moulton.
(Al. Oxon.)
WILSON, RICHARD. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1677. Of
Westmorland. Matric. 1677; B.A. 1680-1. Perhaps ord.
priest (Norwich) June, 1683. Perhaps brother of William
(1672).
WILSON, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, Nov. i,
1725. Of Leeds, Yorks. Doubtless s. and h. of Richard,
Recorder of Leeds. Matric. 1726. Adm. at the Middle
Temple, June 3, 1726. Called to the Bar, 1732. Recorder
of Leeds. Died unmarried, July 13, 1776, aged 66 Brother
of Christopher (1732). (H. A. C. Sturgess; M. H. Peacock.)
WILSON, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity, June 30,
1749. 2nd s. of Joshua, of Pontefract, Yorks. School,
Westminster. Matric. 1750; Scholar, 1750. Adm. at the
Inner Temple, Aug. i, 1752, and at Gray's Inn, Jan. 24, 1753.
Brother of Joshua (1748).
WILSON, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from King's, Michs. 1548.
WILSON, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from St John's, Lent, 1557-8.
Ord. (by Tho. Bentham, Bishop of Lichfield). V. of Walsall,
Staffs., 1575-1609; 'Scholaris Cantabrigiensis, in sacris
Uteris studiose exercitatus.' Buried at Walsall, Feb. 19,
1608-9. {Wm. Salt Arch. Soc, 1915.)
WILSON, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1580.
Probably B.A. (Magdalen Hall, Oxford) 1585; 'having kept
5 terms at Cambridge.' One of these names V. of Anwick,
Lines., 1592-16x2; will (Lincoln) 1612.
WILSON, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter, 1609.
S. of John, of Eyam, Derbs. B.A. 1612-3; M.A. 1616. Ord.
deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 22; priest, Sept. 23. 1616. One of
these names R. of Barton All Saints, Norfolk, 1617-44;
R. of Barton Bendish, 1626; died 1644. [Peile, i. 273;
F.M.G., I. 296, 298.)
WILSON, ROBERT. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Emmanuel, May 6,
1641. Of Finchley, Middlesex. S. and h. of Robert (? Row-
land), of London, draper. Matric. 1641; B.A. 1644. Migrated
to Peterhouse, Sept. 15, 1645. Of Merton, Surrey; purchased
Knightthorpe, Leics., 1649. Married (i) Catherine, dau. of
Edward Ashe, of London, merchant; (2) Johanna, dau. of
John Parker, of London, merchant. Died Nov. 11, 1660,
aged 35. Probably father of William (1674) and John (1675).
(Manning and Bray, i. 263; Nichols, iii. 907.)
WILSON, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 22) at Christ's, Oct. 25,
1649. S. of Ralph. B. at Durham. School, Durham. Matric.
1650. Migrated to Jesus, Jan. 6, 1650-1. Scholar, 1651;
B.A. 1653-4. Preacher in Cambridge. V. of Over, Cambs.,
1656; silenced, 1662. Afterwards taught music in Cambridge.
A trustee of the first nonconformist chapel in Cambridge,
1687. {Calamy, i. 249; J. Crosby; A. Gray; Peile, 1. 530.)
WILSON, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Peterhouse, July
I, 1650. School, Wisbech. Scholar, 1650; Matric. 1651;
Wilson, Samuel
B.A. 1653-4; M.A. 1657. Perhapfs ord. deacon and priest
(Norwich) Sept. 1661; 'M.A.' Perhaps V. of East Walton,
Norfolk, 1662-8; M.A. One of these names R. of Edith
Weston, Rutland, and father of Charles (1690).
WILSON, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 14) at St John's, Sept. 11,
1655. S. of Robert, fellmonger, of Stamiford. B. there.
School, Stamford (.Mr Humfrey).
WILSON, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 14) at Sidney, June 17,
1663. S. of Henry, mercer. B. at Thirsk, Yorks. School,
Thirsk (Mr Hall, etc.). Matric. 1663; B.A. 1666; M.A. from
Caius, 1670. Incorp. at Oxford, 1679. Perhaps R. of Holmpton,
Yorks., 1684. V. of Welwick, 1684. V. of Drypool, HuU,
1688. (Al. Oxon.; Venn, i. 439.)
WILSON, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Sidney, June 2j,
1675. S. of William, yeoman. B. at Kepwick, Yorks.
Schools, Coulsby [Cowsby] (Mr Ri. Forster) and Coxwold.
Matric. 1675; B.A. 1678-9; M.A. 1682. Ord. deacon (York)
Dec. i68o; priest, Dec. 1681.
WILLSON, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, May 31,
1697. S. of Robert, currier. Bapt. May 27, 1680, at Leeds,
Yorks. School, Pocklington (Mr Dwyer). Matric. 1697;
B.A. 1700-1. Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1703; priest, 1704.
One of these names P.C. of Lamesley, Durham, 1729-51.
WILSON, ROBERT. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Clare, Apr. 17, 1708.
Doubtless s. and h. of Edward, of Colweston (sic). B. at
Colton, Norfolk. Matric. 1709. Of Didlington, Norfolk, and
of Knightthorpe, Leics. Died unmarried, July 22, 1769,
aged 78. Buried at Didlington. (Nichols, in. 514, 906;
Blomfield, VI. 89.)
WILSON, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, June 4, 1740.
S. of WiUiam (1695), late R. of Stiflkey, Norfolk. B. there.
School, Holt (Mr Holmes). Matric. 1740-1; Scholar, 1740-8.
Died unmarried, 1762. Buried at Little Walsingham.
Brother of Joseph (1730), etc. (Venn, 11. 47; Nichols, in. 514.)
WILSON, ROGER. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1587.
WILSONN, ROGER. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Caius, Oct. 12,
1613. S. of William. B. at Cambridge. School, Cambridge
(Mr Rodeknight). Matric. 1614; B.A. 1617-8; M.A. 1621.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) May 27; priest, May 28, 1621. School-
master at Brinkley, Cambs. Buried there Mar. 24, 1626-7.
(Venn, i. 223.)
WILSON, ROGER. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Sidney, May 26,
1704. 2nd s. of Roger, farmer, of Middleton, Yorks. B. there.
Schools, Pickering and Thornton. Matric. 1704-
WILSON, ROGER. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June 26, 1730-
Of Yorkshire. Doubtless 4th s. of Matthew (1693). Bapt.
Oct. 30, 1711, at Gargrave. Matric. 1731; LL.B. 1736.
P.C. of Colne, Lanes., 1751-89. V. of Wiggenhall St Mag-
dalen, Norfolk, 1756. P.C. of Pool, Yorks., 1776-89- Master
of Otley Grammar School, 1782-9. Married Thomasine,
dau. of Robert Bate, of Garboldisham, Norfolk. Buried
Mar. 18, 1789, at Otley. See Al. Oxon. for a contemporary.
Brother of Matthew (1725). (J. Parker; H. M. Wood.)
WILSON, ROGER. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Trinity, Oct. 23,
1746. S. of Roger, of Casterton, Westmorland. School,
Appleby (Mr Yeats). Matric. 1747; Scholar, 1747. Adm. at
Gray's Inn, Jan. 31, 1748-9.
WILSON, ROWLAND. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1588. Of Yorkshire. B.A. 1590-1; M-A. 1595-
Usher of Bury St Edmunds School, 1598. Ord. priest
(Norwich) 1610. V. of Little Fakenhara, Suffolk, 1610. V.
of Thrigby, Norfolk, 1616.
WILSON, SAMUEL. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Michs.
1567; B.A. 1570-1.
WILSON, SAMUEL. Adm. at Trinity, Easter, 1581; a scholar
from Westminster. S. of Thomas (i544)- Bapt. Mar. 11,
1570 (according to Cooper, 11. 6). B.A. 1584-5.
WILSON, SAMUEL. Matric. pens, from Emmanuel, Michs.
1612; Scholar; B.A. 1615-6; M.A. 1619. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) July 9; priest, Sept. 19, 1619. Perhaps R. of St
Peter Martin, Bedford, 1621. Buried May 26. 1626, at
Wootton, Beds. But see Al. Oxon. for a contemporary
namesake to whom this living is assigned. (H. 1. Longdcn;
Genealog. Dedf.)
WILSON, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, July 14, 1631.
Of Bedfordshire. Exhibitioner from Charterhouse. Matric.
1631; B.A. 1634-5; M.A. 1638. Usher at Charterhouse, 1638.
R. of Little Hallingbury, Essex, 1651-7. resigned. (Al.
Carthus., 8.)
WILSON, SAMUEL. Licensed to practise medicine, 1638
(perhaps the above).
WILSON, SAMUEL. LL.B. 1638 (Incorp. from Oxford). Adm.
Fell. -Com. at St John's, June 9, 1638. S. of William, of
Tewkesbury, Gloucs. Matric. (Magdalen Hall, Oxford) May
9. 1634, age i3; B.A. (Oxford) 1635; B.C. L. 1636. (Al. Oxon.)
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WILSON, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age i8) at Christ's, June 29,
1643. S. of James. B. at Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmorland.
School, Kirkby Lonsdale. Matric. 1645; B.A. 1646-7.
FeUow, 1648. Perhaps V. of Heighington, Durham, 1662;
B.A. (Peile, i. 485.)
WILSON, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Sidney, June 16,
1679. S. and h. of William, V. of Ebberston, Yorks. School,
Thornton. Matric. 1680. Perhaps chaplain in the Navy,
1689.
WILSON, STEPHEN. B.A. from Pembroke, 1546-7. Perhaps
adm. at Christ's, Easter, 1544.
WILSON, STEPHEN. Matric. sizar from St John's, Lent,
1598-9; B.A. 1601-2; M.A. 1605. V. of Shepreth, Cambs.,
1613-41, and perhaps longer, but signed last in 1641.
(J. Crosby.)
WILSON, THOMAS. B.A. 1516-7; M.A. 1520-1; B.D. 1524-5-
Fellow of Pembroke, 15 19. R. of Cotes, 1554. Perhaps R.
of Hardwick, Cambs., 1555.
WILSON, THOMAS. B.A. 1522-3; M.A. 1526; B.D. 1532-3-
Fellow of Christ's, 1524-39. Proctor, 1530-1. Preached
at Fen Drayton, Cambs., 1533-4, and 1535-7. One of these
names Master of St John's Hospital, Ripon; V. of Felkirk,
Yorks., 1548-9; R. of Badsworth, 1549; Preb. of York,
1550-74. V. of Silkstone, Yorks.; deprived, 1554. (Peile,i. 13.)
WILSON, THOMAS. B.A. 1528-9; M.A. 1532; B.D. 1537-8.
One of these names V. of Swinford, Leics., 1534-59; buried
Mar. 30, 1559. (Nichols, iv. 366.)
WILSON, THOMAS. Scholar of Christ's, 1539. Of Westmor-
land. B.A. 1539-40; M.A. 1543; B.D. from Trinity, 1551-2.
Fellow of Trinity, 1548. Senior Bursar, 1553-4. Fellow of
Pembroke, 1540.
WILSON, THOMAS. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1541 .
S. of Thomas, of Stnibby, Lines, (and Anne, dau. of Roger
Cumberworth, of Cumberworth). Matric. 1544; B.A. 1546-7.
Fellow, 1545-71. LL.D. 1571 (Incorp. from Ferrara). Supp.
for Incorp. at Oxford, Sept. 6, 1566. Tutor to Henry and
Charles Brandon {successively Dukes of Suffolk). Intimate
with Roger Ascham. Travelled to Rome, 1558; implicated
in an intrigue at the Papal Court against Cardinal Pole;
imprisoned and said to have sufiered torture; escaped to
Ferrara. Returned to London, 1560. Adm. advocate in
the Court of Arches, Feb. 28, 1560-1. Master of Requests,
1561. Master of St Catharine's Hospital, London, 1563-81.
M.P. for St Michael, 1563-7; for Lincoln, 1572-81. P.C.
1578. Secretary of State to Queen Elizabeth, 1578-80.
Employed on various Embassies. Dean of Durham, 1580.
Married (1) Jane, dau. of Sir Richard Empson; (2) Agnes,
dau. of John Winter, of Lidney, Gloucs. Author, Rule of
Reason, Arte of Rhetorique, etc. Died June 16, 1581. Buried
in St Catharine's. WUl, P.C.C. {D.N.B.; Al. Oxon.; Cooper,
I- 434-)
WILSON, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1544. B. at Kendal, Westmorland. B.A. 1546-7; M.A.
1549; D.D. 1575. FeUow, 1548-53; re-adm., 1559. Perhaps
supp. for D.D. (Oxford) July 12, 1574. Ord. deacon (London)
Jan. 13, 1559-60 (? re-ordination). An exile under Queen
Mary. Canon of Worcester, 1560-71; Dean, 1571-86. V. of
Blockley, Worcs., 1572-86. Married Dorothy, dau. of Robert
Banister, Esq. Died July 20, 1586. Buried in Worcester
Cathedral. M.I. Father of Samuel (1581). {Cooper, 11. 5;
G. B. Routledge; /4/.0;iron., where he is confused with Thomas
(1539).)
WYLSON, THOMAS. Matric. pens, (age 11) from Christ's,
Michs. 1560.
WILSON, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at King's, Lent, 1565-6.
One of these names, ' bred in the schools,' ord. priest (Lincoln)
Aug. 15, 1569; V. of Humberstone, Leics.; will (Leicester)
1610. {Lib. Cleri, 1576.)
WILSON, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs. 1569.
WILSON, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Michs. 1572;
Scholar, 1575-6. Perhaps ord. deacon (Norwich) Oct. 1576;
priest. May, 1577. R. of Fulmodeston with Croxton, Norfolk,
1587-92. {Peile, I. 125; Blomefield, vii. 90-2.)
WILSON, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Queens', Michs. 1572.
Of Yorkshire. One of these names minister of Danby, Yorks.,
1596; perhaps also dean of Cleveland, 1618; will (York)
1639-40; of Danby, clerk.
WILSON, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from King's, Easter, 1575.
WILSON, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs. 1575.
WILSON, THOMAS. Adm. FeU.-Com. at King's, Easter, 1577-
WILSON, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1581;
B.A. 1583-4; M.A. from Trinity Hall, 1587. Studied Civil
Law at Cambridge for 15 years {sic). Travelled abroad,
1596; in Italy, 1601-2; Consul in Spain, 1604-5. Entered
Wilson, Thomas
the service of Sir Robert Cecil, 1605. Keeper of the Records
at Whitehall, 1606-29; Clerk of Imports, 1606-14. Knighted,
July 20, 1618. Married and had issue. Author, translations
from Gorge de Montemayor's Diana, etc. Died 1629.
Admon. July 31, 1629; to his widow Margaret. {D.N.B.)
WILSON, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Christ's, 1596. Of
Westmorland. B.A. 1599-1600; M.A. 1603; B.D. 1610;
D.D. 1623. Perhaps ord. priest (Norwich) Mar. 1600-1;
R. of Kelling, near Holt, Norfolk, 1603; R. of Kettlestone,
near Fakenham, 1608-26, and of Lammas St Andrew, with
Little Hautbois, 1609-26; R. of Thursford, 1616-26. Died
Aug. 1626. Will dated Aug. 9, 1626; gave to Christ's £200
for the maintenance of three scholars from the free Grammar
School of Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmorland. Father of Thomas
(1622). {Peile, 1. 221.)
WILSON, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Lent, 1597-8.
B. at Cambridge. B.A. 1604-5; M.A. from St Catharine's,
1608; B.D. 1615; D.D. 1623. Fellow of St Catharine's, 1606.
Ord. deacon (London) Mar. 16, 1605-6, age 24. C. of Lough-
ton, Essex. R. of Fulboum, Cambs., 1626-50. Preb. of
Lincoln, 1631-60. Died 1660. One of these names R. of
Market Deeping, Lines., 161 1-8; perhaps also R. of West
Deeping, 1615-8. (J. Crosby.)
WILSON, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Queens', May 12, 1601.
Of Norfolk.
WILSON, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Sidney, May 7, 1604.
Matric. 1604.
WILSON, THOMAS. M.A. 1615 (Incorp. from Oxford). Of
Kent {fil. cler.). Matric. (Christ Church, Oxford) June 10,
1608, age 17; scholar from Westminster; B.A. (Oxford) 1611;
M.A. 1614; B.D. 1621-2. Fellow of Merton College, Oxford.
Perhaps D.D. (Cambridge); Incorp. at Oxford, 1645. Canon
of St Paul's, 1623-60; of Westminster, 1625. R. of Pagles-
ham, Essex, 1625; of Wimbish, 1625, and of Debden, 1629.
{Al. Oxon.; Newcourt, 1. 185.)
WILSON, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter, 1618.
B. 1601, at Catterlen, near Penrith, Cumberland. School,
Blencow. B.A. 1621-2; M.A. 1625. Said to have been
schoolmaster at Chartwood, Surrey, and minister of Capel:
then of Farlington, near Portsmouth. P.C. of Teddington,
Kent, 1626-31. R. of Otham, 1631-4: suspended by Laud,
but restored, 1640. P.C. of Maidstone, 1644. Member of the
Westminster Assembly, 1643. Buried at Maidstone, Mar. 23,
1653, aged 52. Father of Daniel (1656) and Timothy (1659).
{Peile, I. 325; J. M. Russell, Maidstone.)
WILLSON, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age about 16) at Caius,
May 15, 1622. S. of Thomas (1596), R. of Kettlestone,
Norfolk. School, Norwich (Mr Stonham). Matric. 1622;
Scholar, 1622-9; B.A. 1625-6; M.A. 1629; B.D. 1638.
Fellow, 1631. Ord. priest (Norvrich) Dec. 20, 1629. Probably
R. of Congham St Mary, Norfolk, 1643. R. of Litcham, c.
1662-80. R. of Brisley, 1662-80. Father of Matthew {i675).
{Venn, i. 257.)
WILSON, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Pembroke, Apr. 5,
1624. S. of Thomas, of York, baker. Matric. 1624; B.A.
1627-8.
WILSON, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1627;
B.A. 1631-2.
WILSON, THOMAS. M.A. 1633 (Incorp. from St Andrews).
WILSON, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Clare, Feb. 4, 1645-6.
Matric. 1646; B.A. 1649-50; M.A. 1653. FeUow. Incorp.
at Oxford, 1657. Perhaps ord. deacon (Lincoln) May 23;
priest. May 27, 1661. Perhaps R. of Arrow, Warws. If so,
wrote against the Quakers, c. 1678. {Core, 164; Al. Oxon.)
WILSON, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, Oct. 14,
1646. S. of William, of Cambridge. B. there. School, Perse.
Matric. 1646; B.A. 1651-2. One of these names ord. priest
(Bishop of Ardfert) Apr. 22, 1657- R- of Thomage, Norfolk.
{Venn, i. 366.)
WILSON, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 20) at St John's, May 11,
1648. S. and h. of Christopher, yeoman, of Bradfield, Yorks.
B. there. School, Wakefield. Matric. 1648; B.A. 1649.
Died unmarried, Oct. 11, 1687. Buried at Bradfield. Brother
of Charles (1648). (M. H. Peacock.)
WILSON, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, June 7,
1656. S. of Thomas, of Derbyshire, yeoman. School, Derby.
Matric. 1656; B.A. 1659-60; M.A. 1663. FeUow {sic).
Incorp. at Oxford, 1677. R- of Youlgrave, Derbs., 1666-
{Al. Oxon.)
WILSON, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Magdalene, June
7, 1662. S. of Joseph (? 1629), clerk, of Anlaby, Yorks.
School, Anlaby. B.A. 1665-6. Ord. deacon (York) June,
1667; priest (Lincoln) Sept. 20, 1668.
WILSON, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Mar. 28, 1666.
Of Essex.
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WILSON, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Queens', June 22, 1677.
Of Worcestershire. Matric. 1677; B.A. 1680-1; M.A. 1685.
One of these names R.of Stocking-Pelham, Herts., 1701-28;
died 1728.
WILSON, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Jesus, July 4. 1695; 'John.'
Matric. 1695; Scholar, 1695; B.A. 1698-9. Died in College.
Buried in the Chapel, Nov. 3, 1700. (A. Gray.)
WILSON, THOMAS. D.D. 1707 (Incorp. from Oxford). 5th s.
of Nathaniel. B. Dec. 20, 1663, at Burton, Cheshire. School,
Chester. Adm. at Trinity College, Dublin, May 19, 1682,
age 18; Scholar, 1683; B.A. (Dublin) 1685; M.A. 1696;
LL.D. (Lambeth) 1698. Created D.D. (Oxford) 1707. Ord.
deacon (Kildare) June 19, 1686; priest (Chester) Oct. 21,
1689. C. of Newchurch, Lanes., 1687-92. Chaplain to
William (Stanley), Earl of Derbv. Bishop of Sodor and Man,
1698. Built churches and established parochial libraries m
his diocese. Author, Principles and duties of Christianity (in
English and Manx). Died Mar. 7, 1755, aged 93. Buried at
Kirk .Michael. {D.N.B.; Al. Oxon.; E. Axon; H. B. Swanzy
H. G. Harrison.)
WILSON, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Pembroke, Apr. 15,
1707. S. of William (? 1667-8). V. of Brandeston, Suffolk.
B. there. Matric. 1707; B.A. 1710-1; M.A. 1714. Ord.
deacon (Norwich) Dec. 1713; priest, July, 1716. Probably
V. of Brandeston, Suffolk, 1724. V. of Holy Trinity, Bungay,
1733-74- Will (P.C.C.) 1774-
WILSON, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, May 10,
1722. S. of Charles, farmer, of Nottinghamshire. B. at
Arnold, near Nottingham. School, Southwell. Matric. 1723;
B.A. 1725-6. Ord. deacon (Norwich, Litt. dim. from Canter-
bury) Feb. 26, 1726-7. One of these names R. of North
Repps, Norfolk, 1736.
WILSON, THOMAS. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Christ's, June i, 1734-
School, Giggleswick. Matric. 1734; B.A. 1738; M.A. 1742;
D.D. 1764. V. of Torpenhow, 1743-73- Dean of Carlisle,
1764-78. Died Sept. 25, 1778. {Peile, u. 230.)
WILSON, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 20) at Caius, Apr. i,
1738, and Fell.-Com. Nov. 26, 1740. S. of William (1695),
R. of Stifikey, Norfolk. B. there. School, Holt (Mr Holmes).
Matric. 1738; Scholar, 1738-40. Adm. at Gray's Inn, May 26,
1738. Died unmarried. Buried July 24, 1756, at Tugby,
Leics. Brother of Joseph (1730), etc. {Venn, n. 44; Nichols,
111. 514-)
WILSON, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Oct. 16, 1738-
S. of Richard, of St Christopher's, West Indies. School,
Fulham, I^ndon (Mr Galliardy). Matric. (Christ Church,
Oxford) May 20, 1737, age 17. Migrated to Cambridge.
Matric. 1738; Scholar, 1739. (Al. Oxon.)
WILSON, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity, Oct. 7,
1743. S. of Benjamin (1712). B. Jime 18, 1726. School,
Wakefield (Mr Wilson). Matric. 1744; Scholar, 1746; B.A.
1747-8; M.A. 1751; B.D. 1768. Fellow, 1750. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) June 2, 1731; priest, Sept. 22, 1754- Commissary
of Snaith, Yorks., 1769-80. V. of Shudy Camps, Cambs.,
1767-71. V. of Chesterton, 1772-80. Died Oct. 4, 1780.
(G. Mag.; Robinson, Snaith, 105.)
WILSON, THOMAS. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1748. Of
Northumberland. Matric. 1748-9. Subscribed for deacon's
orders (Gloucester, Litt. diin. from Winchester) June 2, 1751;
'student of law, at Benet CoUege.' (F. S. Hockaday.)
WILSON, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 19) at St John's, Feb. 27,
1748-9. S. of Thomas, attorney, of Westmoriand. B. at
Kendal. School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1748-9- Adm. at Lin-
coln's Inn, Mar. 22, 1750-1. Called to the Bar, 1756. Suc-
ceeded to the famUy estates in i757- Took the name of
Fen wick. [In Hodgson, 11.76, the name of the father of Thomas
Wilson, alias Fenwick, occurs as John.] Recorder of Kendal,
1765-6. M. P. for Westmorland, 1768-74- Died Apr. 3, 1794.
Buried at Tunstall, Lanes. Brother of John (1746-7).
(Scott-Mayor, iii. 585; Sedbergh Sch. Reg., 184.)
WILSON, TIMOTHY. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1607;
Scholar, 1611; B.A. 1611-2; M.A. 1615.
WILSON, TIMOTHY. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, Apr. 25,
1659. S. of Thomas (1618), clerk, of Maidstone, Kent.
B. there. School, Maidstone (Mr Turner). Matric. 1659;
B.A. 1662-3; M.A. 1673. Ord. deacon (London) Dec. 22,
1666; priest, Sept. 18, 1668. R. of Kingsnorth, Kent, 1676-
1705. R.of Shadoxhurst, 1676. R.of Mongeham, 1690-1705.
Probably preb. of Canterbury, 1690. Died June 4, 1705-
Buried at Mongeham. Brother of Daniel (1656).
WILSON, TIMOTHY. Adm. pens, at Trinity, June 27, 1662.
S. of Robert, of Oxfordshire. School, Westminster. Matric.
1662; Scholar, 1663. (J. B. Whitraore.)
WILSON, TOWNSHEND. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1622. Of Gloucestershire. B.A. 1624-5; M.A. 1628.
Ord. priest (Ely) 1632. R. of Congham St Andrew, Norfolk,
V.A.C.IV. 433
Wilson, William
1638. Perhaps patron of Fulmodeston, in 1655. One of these
names R. of Congham St Andrew, 1619-38. (Blomejuld,
VIII. 386.)
WILSON, W. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs. 1568.
WILSON, W. Matric. pens, from Clare, Michs. 1578.
WILSON, W. Matric. sizar from Peterhouse, Michs. 1584.
WILSON, WALTER. Adm. peas, (age i6) at Sidney, May 21,
1714. S. of Thomas, mercer, of Bridlington, Yorks. B. there.
School, Bridlington. Matric. 1714; B.A. 1717-8.
WILSON, WILLIAM. B.A. 1483-4; M.A. 1488. FeUow of
Queens', 1484-8.
WILSON, WILLIAM. B.Can.L. 1524-5.
WILSON, WILLIAM. Student at Cambridge for two years, and
one year at Oxford. B.A. (Oxford) 1530. Perhaps R. of
Poulshot, Wilts., 1533. (Al.Oxon.)
WILSON, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Michael House,
Easter, 1544.
WILSON, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs.
1554.
WILSON, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1572.
WILSON, WILLIAM. B.D. 1578 (Incorp. from Oxford). S. of
William, of Wellesboume, Lines. B.A. (Oxford) 1564; M.A.
1570; B.D. 1576; D.D. 1607. Fellow of Merton College,
Oxford, 1565-75. R. of Islip, Oxon., 1578. R. of CUfie-at-
Hoo, Kent, 1578-1615. Canon of Windsor, 1584-1615.
Preb. of Rochester, 1587-1615. R. of Cuxton, 1593. V. of
Clynnog, Carnarvon. Canon and Chancellor of St Paul's,
1595-1615. Died May 14, 1615, aged 73. Buried in St
George's Chapel, Windsor. WiU, P.C.C. Father of John
(1605) and Edmund (1598). (Al. 0.xon.; Fielding; H. G.
Harrison.)
WILSON, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from King's, ^Uchs. 1579-
WILSON, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1582; B.A. 1585-6; M..A. 1589. One of these names R. of
Dunton-ci(t«-Doughton, Norfolk, 1590-9.
WILSON, WILLIAM. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1584. Left in 1587.
WILSON, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1587.
WILSON, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter,
1587.
WILSON, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from King's, Easter,
1603.
WILSON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, June
21, 1639. S. of Thomas, husbandman, of Giggleswick, Yorks.
B. there. School, Giggleswick. Matric. 1639. Probably
Usher at Giggleswick School, 1642-65.
WILSON, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from St Catharine's,
Easter, 1648; B.A. 1651-2; M.A. 1655. Ejected from Billings-
hurst, Sussex, 1662. Afterwards kept school. Died about
1670, aged 40. (Calamy, 11. 455-)
WILSON, WILLIAM. .Adm. pens, at Jesus, Oct. 1648.
WILSON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 20) at Peterhouse,
July 2, 1652. Of Warwickshire. School, Coventry. B.A.
1655-
WILSON, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Christ's, May I7, 1654;
from Oxford; B..A. 1654 (Incorp. from Oxford). S. of Thomas.
B. at Heversham, Westmorland. School, Heversham
(Mr James Wilson, his brother). Matric. (Queen's College,
Oxford) Nov. 18, 1650; B.A. (Oxford) 1653. V. of Wmder-
mere, 1657-1705. Married Elizabeth, dau. of Samuel
Sandys, of Esthwaite. Died 1705, aged 75- Buried at
Windermere. (Peile, i. 562; Al. Oxon.; B. Nightmgale;
J. Ch. Smith.)
WILSON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Pembroke, Jan.
15 1667-8. S. of Thomas, of Melton Mowbray, I.eics.
Matric. 1668; B.A. 1671-2; M.A. 1676. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
Mar. 3, 1671-2; priest (London) Dec. 1673- C. of Grafton
Underwood, Northants., till 1678. Perhaps V. of Brandeston,
Suffolk, 1678, and father of Thomas (1707).
WILSON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June 16, 1670.
Of Durham.
WILSON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Trinity, June 7, 1671.
Matric. 1671; B.A. 1674-5-
WILSON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Corpus Christi, 1672.
Of Westmoriand. Matric. 1676; B.A. 1676-7; M-A. 1680.
Ord. Driest (Nor%vich) Dec. 1677- Perhaps R. of St Pojcrs,
Nottingham, in 1682; married Mrs Eleanor \\ilks, at \\est
Bridgford. Notts., June 15, 1682. One of these names R. of
Morley, Derbs., 1690-1741; AioA 1741. M.I. at Morlcy.
Perhaps brother of Richard (1677). (Cox, Ckurchts of
Derbs., iv.; H. M. Wood.)
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WILSON, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 30, 1674
(adm. Fell. -Com. Oct. 26, 1674); 'of London." Doubtless
s. of Robert (1641) (by his 2nd wife Johanna, dau. of John
Parker, of London). Of Knightthorpe, Leics. Married
Rebecca, dau. of Robert Westbrooke, of Colhngham, Notts.
Died s.p., July, 1681, aged 23. Brother of John (1675).
{Nichols, HI. 907.)
WILSON, WILLIAM. LL.B. from Trinity Hall, 1675. Chan-
cellor of Durham. Married Mary Ailenson, at Durham
Cathedral, Dec. 18, 1677. Buried in Durham Cathedral,
Dec. 7, 1690; 'accidentally drowned.' (H. M. Wood.)
WILSON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, May 9,
1690; 'Grecian' from Christ's Hospital. S. of John, citizen
and draper. B. Mar. 27, 1673. Matric. 1690; B.A. 1693-4;
M.A. 1698. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Mar. 1697-8.
WILSON, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from King's, Easter, 1695;
scholar from Eton. B. at Clapham, Surrey. B.A. 1698-9;
M.A. 1702. Fellow, 1697. Assistant Master at Eton. R. of
StiSkey, Norfolk, 1702-36. R. of Merston, 1713. Died Oct.
1736. Father of Joseph (1730), Robert (1740), Thomas
(1738) and WQliam (1738-9). (Harwood, 178.)
WILSON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, May
24, 1695. S. of John, gent. B. at North Ayton, Yorks.
School, Sherburn (Mr Baine). Matric. 1695; B.A. 1698-9.
Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1699; priest, 1701. V. of Bramhope,
Yorks., 1699-1715. R. of Guiseley, 1709-22. Married
Alethea, grand-daughter of Dr Hitch, Dean of York. Died
July 31, 1722. Buried at Guiseley. (A recent M.I. confuses
him with the last.)
WILSON, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Pembroke, Dec. 20, 1697;
from Oxford. S. and h. of Thomas, of Beecroft Hall, Yorks.,
gent. Matric. 1698; B.A. 1698-9. Matric. (Queen's CoUege,
Oxford) Feb. 11, 1692-3, age 19. Migrated to Cambridge.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, Jan. 20, 1692-3.
WILSON, WILLIAM. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Queens', June 29,
1700. Of Sussex. Probablys. and h. of Sir William, 2nd Bart.,
of Eastbourne. Malric. 1700. Married Jane, dau. of Nicholas
Towiiley, of the Inner Temple, London. Died v.p., July 15,
1713. aged 31. {G.E.C., in. 170.)
WILSON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 21) at Trinity, Nov. ir,
1707. S. of 'Mr Wilson,' of Lancaster. School, Heversham,
Westmorland (Mr Watson). Matric. 1707; B.A. 1711-2.
WILSON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, May 24,
1716. S. of John, tailor, of Cambridge. B. there, 1697.
School, King's, Cambridge (Mr Foster). Matric. 1716; B.A.
1719-20; M.A. 1723. Ord. deacon (Ely) Dec. 17, 1720.
(Scott-Mayor.)
WILSON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's, Apr. 29,
1717. S. of Robert, ironmonger, of Cumberland. B. at
Penrith. School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1717; B.A. 1720-1;
M.A. 1724. Fellow, 1722-31. Ord. deacon (London) Dec. 22'
1723; priest, Feb. 6, 1726-7. R. of Flempton-cuw-Hengrave,
Suffolk, 1730-68, and V. of Cavenham. Died Aug. b, 1768.
M.I.at Flempton. Admon. (P.C.C.) Dec. 1769. [Scott-Mayor
111.309; J. Ch. Smith.)
WILSON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 20) at St John's, June 12,
1721. S. of Isaac, husbandman, of Lancashire. B. at
Stain ton Gap, near Ulverstone. Schools, Urswick (Mr
Holmes) and Kendal (Mr Towers). Matric. 1721; B.A.
1724-5- Brotherof John (1726).
WILSON, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Clare, Jan. 8, 1738-9.
S. of William (1695), R. of Stiffkev, Norfolk. Matric. 1739.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, May 26, 1738. Of Keythorpe, Leics.
Died Dec. 12, 1796, at Pisa, in Tuscany. Buried at Leghorn.
Brother of Joseph (1730), etc. (Nichols, iii. 514.)
WILSON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Queens', Sept. 19, 1745.
Of Middlesex; Matric. 1746; B.A. 1749-50.
WILSON, . B.Can.L. 1489. One Thomas Wilson, 'B.Can.L.'
V. of Whittlesey St Mary, 1521.
WILSON, . B.D. 1501-2.
WILSON, . M.A. 1507-8.
WILSON, . Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1611.
WILSON, . Adm. FeU.-Com. at King's, Easter, 1613.
WILTOM, HENRY, see WILLAN.
WILTON. EDMUND. Matric. pens, from Clare, Michs. 1576.
(For a reference to his adventures at a football match at
Chesterton, see Venn, Early Collegiate Life.)
WILTON, MOSES. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1570-
B.A. 1574-5; M.A. 1578. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Jan. 13!
1574-5; pnest (London) Dec. 5, 1578. R. of Fleet, Lines.,
1582. Will (Lincohi) 1609.
'^h'^^\ NICHOLAS. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1665. Of
Norfolk. ""
WiMPEW, John
WILTON, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs. 1614.
Probably s. and h. of Richard, of Topcrnft, Norfolk. B.A.
1617-8. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Nov. 26, 1617. Probably of
Wilby, near East Hading, Norfolk. Donor to the New
Building. Probably brotherof Thomas (1621). (P£i7e, i. 299.)
WILTON, THOMAS. Scholar at King's Hall, 1441-7; adm.
Dec. 24, 1441.
WILTON, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Sidney, Apr. 27,
1621. 2nd s. of Richard, gent. B. at Topcroft, Norfolk.
School, Ipswich. Matric. 1621; B.A. 1624-5. Adm. at
Gray's Inn, May 18, 1625. Probably brother of Robert
(1614).
WILTON, WILLIAM. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1488; B.A. 1492-3; M.A. 1496; B.D. 1510-1. Fellow until
1503. Proctor, 1499-1500. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Mar. xi;
priest, 1496-7. Perhaps V. of Wicken Bonant, Essex, 1501-
10. Died 1510. One of these names, canon of Sarum; wiU
(P.C.C.) 1525.
WILTON, WILLIAM. Ord. priest (KUdare, for York) Feb. 20,
1534-5; 'aged 66; married; resides; B.A. from Cambridge,
1536 (sic); preacher; skilled in Latin.' (Lib. Cler. Lincoln.)
WILTON, . Adm. Fell. -Com. at Corpus Christi, 1472.
WILTSHIRE, see WILSHIRE.
WIMBECH. . Grace for D.Can.L. 1455-6 (non incepit).
WIMBECH, . Com. for B.A. 1468-9.
WIMBECH, . Grace for B.D. 1479-80. Probably John,
Scrutator, 1479. Perhaps Fellow of Clare, 1475; 'M.A.'
WIMBERLY, BEVIL. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Easter,
1606. S. and h. of Thomas, of Bitchfield, and of Spalding,
Lines, (and Frances, dau. of Sir Robert Bevil, Knt., of
Chesterton, Hunts.). B. c. 1592. B.A. 1609. Adm. at Lin-
coln's Inn, Feb. 16, 1607-8. Of Spalding, and of Ayscoughsee
Hall, Pinchbeck, Esq. Married Elizabeth, dau. of Sir WiUiam
Welby, K.B., Aug. 13, 1618. Buried at Pinchbeck, Sept. 9,
1641. M.I. Brother of the next and of Joim (1612). (Ltncs.
Pedigrees, 1092.)
WIMBERLEY or WEMBERLEY, GILBERT. Matric. pens, from
Trinity, Easter, 1612. 3rd s. of Thomas, of Spalding, Lines.,
gent. B. 1594. Scholar, 1614; B.A. 1615-6; M.A. 1619;
D.D. 1630. Fellow, 1618. Incorp. at Oxford, 1619. R. of
Stansfield, Suffolk, 1621-35. Minister of St Margaret's,
Westminster, 1630, sequestered. Preb. of Wells, 1632. R. of
Englefield, Berks., 1635. Preb. of Westminster, 1643.
Chaplain to Charles I. Suffered imprisonment during the
Commonwealth. Married three wives. Died Nov. 23, 1653.
Buried in St Margaret's. Will (P.C.C.) 1654. Brother of
Bevil (above) and of the next. (Lines. Pedigrees, 1093;
J. Ch. Smith.)
WIMBERLEY, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity, P.aster,
1612. 4th s. of Thomas, of .Spalding, Lines., Esq. Adm. at
Lincoln's Inn, May 26, 1614. Called to the Bar, 1621,
Of Pinchbeck and of Bitchfield, Esq. Married Frances, dau.
of Sir William Welby, K.B., of Gedney, Oct. 25, 1625. Will
proved (P.C.C.) June 18, 1647. Brother of Gilbert (above)
and Bevil (1606), father of the next. (Lines. Pedigrees;
Genealogist, iv. 6.)
WIMBERLEY, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's,
Oct. 26, 1644. S. of John (above), gent., lately deceased, of
Pinchbeck, Lines. School, Stamford (Mr Humfrey). Adm.
at Gray's Inn, Dec. 7, 1647. Of Pinchbeck, Esq. Married
(1) Dorothy, dau. of William Weld, of Cheshire; (2) Anne,
dau. of Bartholomew Beaver. Buried at Pinchbeck, Jan. 25,
1694-5, aged 67. (Scott-Mayor; Lines. Pedigrees, 1094;
Genealogist, iv. 6.)
WIMBLE, WILLIAM. Proctor, 1396-7. Master of Clare, 1421-
40. Chancellor of the University, 1426. V. of Gt Gransden,
Cambs., until 1420. Benefactor to Clare. (Clare Coll. Hist.)
WYMBUSHE, ROBERT. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1466;
B.A. 1468. Perhaps Fellow, 1466; subdean and preb. of
Lincoln, 1471; Official to the Archdeacon of Suffolk, 1473.
Died 1478. Buried in Lincoln Cathedral. (Masters.)
WIMBUSH, THOMAS. B.A. 1488; perhaps M.A. 1492-3.
WIMBUSH or WYMBYSSHE, THOMAS. B.A. 1501-2.
WIMBUSH, . D.D. 1491-2.
WIMPEW, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Christ's, Sept. 17,
1629. Of Middlesex. Doubtless s. of William, of London,
gent. B. in London. School, London. Matric. 1629. Migrated
to Oxford. Matric. (Magdalen Hall, Oxford) May 11, 1632,
age 18; B.A. (Magdalen Hall, Oxford) 1635-6. Incorp. at
Cambridge, 1637. M.A. from Jesus, 1638. Probably licensed
to teach grammar at Tottenham, May 31, 1635 (literate), and
C. of Tottenham High Cross, 1640, under his father (sic).
[According to Peile, but Foster assigns the living of Totten-
ham to a younger man, probably a brother.] (Peile, i. 402 ;
Al. Oxon.)
434
WiNALL, Hugh
WINALL, HUGH. Matric. pens, from Trinity, c. 1591.
WINBORNE, . Graduate excused from congregations,
1523-4.
WINBY, . M.A. 1492-3.
WINCH, HUMPHREY. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1570. S. of John, of Northill, Beds, (whose will (Bedford)
Oct. 31, 1582). Of Everton, Beds. B. c. 1555- Adm. at
Lincoln's Inn, July jg, 1573. Called to the Bar, 1581.
Bencher, 1595. Treasurer, 1605. Serjeant-at-law, 1606.
Knighted, Nov. 10, 1606. M.P. for Bedford, 1593-1606.
Chief Baron of the Exchequer (Ireland), 1606. Lord Chief
Justice (Ireland), 1608. Justice C.P., 1611-25. Married
Cicely, dau. of Richard Onslow, of Knowle, Surrey. Author,
legal. Died Feb. 4, 1624-5, aged 70. Buried in the cloisters
of Pembroke. M.I. at Everton. Father of Onslow (1604).
{D.N.B.; Vis. of Beds., 1634; Genealog. Bed/., 390; Beds.
N. and Q., i. 265-6.)
WINCH, HUMPHREY. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 17) at NUo-
DALENE, July I, 1681. 2nd s. of Richard, Esq., of Lincoln's
Inn (who assumed the Baronetcy, Dec. 1703, on the death
of his brother Sir Humphrey, ist Bart.). B. at Tewing,
Herts. Bapt. Sept. i, 1664, at Arlesey, Beds. Matric. 1681.
Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Jan. 14, 1683-4. Of Branston, Lines.
Assumed the Baronetcy on the death of his father, c. 1710.
Died unmarried, Feb. 15, 1716-7. Brother of Samuel (1681).
{G.E.C., III. 34; Genealog. Bedf., 7.)
WINCH, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, July 28, 1599;
B..A. (? 1602-3); M.A. 1606. Ord. deacon and priest. May 4,
1610. R. of King's Ripton, Hunts., 1614-25. Died 1625.
WYNCH, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Trinity, Sept. 17, 1689.
S. of Robert. B. in London. School, Mercers' (Mr Seth
Bonde). Matric. 1690. Adm. at the Inner Temple, Jan. 21,
1690-1.
WINCH, ONSLOW. Adm. at Emmanuel, Michs. 1604. Doubt-
less s. of Sir Humphrey (1570), of Everton, Beds. Bapt.
Dec. 7, 1589, at Warden, Beds. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn,
Oct. 29, 1606. Married Judith, dau. of Roger Burgoyne,
of Wroxall, Warws. Living, 1622. (Kis. o/B«ds., 1634, 199;
Genealog. Bedf., 439.)
WINCH, PATRICK. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Sept. 9, 1635.
'Of Waltham Abbey, Esse.':'; adm. at the Inner Temple,
1635-6.
WYNCHE, RICHARD. Adm. at King's (age 19) a scholar from
Eton, May 17, 1532. Of Bray, Berks. B.A. 1535-6; M.A.
Fellow, 1535. Vice-Provost. (Harwood.)
WYNCH, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 8, I7i7.
Of .Middlesex. One of these names chaplain to the East
India Company, 1731. Died at Fort William, 1748. (F.
Penny.)
WINCH, SAMUEL. Adm. Fell. -Com. (age 19) at Magdalene,
July I, 1681. S. of Richard, Esq. B. at Tewing, Herts.
Matric. i68i. Brother of Humphrey (1681).
WINCH, . Adm. Fell.-Com. at Emmanuel, 1636-7. Possibly
Humphrey, s. of Onslow (1604). If so, bapt. Jan. 3, 1621,
at Sutton, Beds. Created Bart., June 9, 1660. M.P. for
Bedford, 1660 and 1661-79; for Gt Marlow, 1679-81 and
1685-7. Commissioner of the Admiralty, 1678-84. Of
Hawnes, Beds. Married Rebecca, dau. of Martin Browne,
alderman of London. Died s./).m., Dec. 1703. Biuied at St
Giles'-in-the-Fields, London. {G.E.C., in. 33.)
WINCHELSEA, Earl ol (HENEAGE FINCH). Adm. Fell.-Com.
at Queens', July 25, 1644. S. and h. of Thomas (Finch),
Earl of Winchelsea (for whom see Al. Cantab., 11. 139).
Succeeded his father as Earl of Winchelsea, Nov. 4, 1639.
An active Royalist in the Civil War. Knighted, May 26,
1660. Created Baron Fitz-Herbert, of Eastwell, Kent,
June 26, 1660. Ambassador at Constantinople, 1660-9.
Married four wives. Died Sept. 1689. {G.E.C.)
WINCHELSEA, JOHN. B.Can.L. 1504-5. Probably Prior of the
Cluniac Monastery at Castle Acre, Norfolk, 1510.
WINCESTRE, DAVID DE. 'King's scholar' at Cambridge,
1319. Received a gown, Dec. 6, 1319. Adm. June 7, 1321.
WINCHESTER, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1631; B.A. 1634-5 ("M.A." in Grace). Chaplain to the East
India Company at Suratt and Fort St George, 1648-51;
returned to the East, 1654. Will (P.C.C.) 1660; of Hull, but
residing at Smyrna. (F. Penny; J. Ch. Smith.)
WINCKALES or WINCLES, RICHARD. Adm. sizar at Em-
manuel, Aug. 23, 1621. Matric. 1622.
WINCKLEY, NICHOLAS. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Nov. 18, 1738.
Of Preston, Lanes. Doubtless s. of John, barrister, of Lin-
coln's Inn. Matric. 1738. Will (Lanc;ister) 179'- (A.Gray.)
WYNCOLD, ISAAC. Matric. Fell.-Com. from St John's, Easter,
1574. Doubtless s. and h. of John (1551). of Little Wal-
dingfield, Suttolk. B. Mar. 21, 1558, at NetherhaU. Adm.
Wind, Richard
at Gray's Inn, 1576. Of Twinstead, Essex, and of Little
Waldingfield, Suffolk. Married (i) Mary, dau. of Sir Thomas
Gawdy,of Gawdy Hall, Norfolk, June 25, 1581; (2) Eliza t>etb,
dau. of Anthony Waldegrave. Died Aug. 20, 1638. Father
of the next. [Essex Arch. Soc., xii. i.)
WINCOLL, ISAAC. Adm. pens, at Queens', Mar. 15, 1608-9.
Of Essex. S. of Isaac (above). Dapt. Jan. 1, 1594, at Twin-
stead, Essex. B.A. 1611-2; M.A. 1612. Married Mary, dau.
of Thomas Waldegrave, of Bures, Essex. Buried Aug. 6,
1650, at Bures. Probably father of Thomas (1641).
WYNKALL, JOHN. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Jesus, Easter,
1551. Perhaps s. of Roger, of Clopton, Suffolk. Adm. at
Gray's Inn, 1554; 'Wincols.' Married Margery, dau. of
Edward Rose, of Nayland, Suffolk. Died Dec. 24, 1576.
Will, Ipswich. Doubtless father of Isaac (1574). {Essex
Arch. Soc, XII. 1; J. Ch. Smith.)
WINCALL, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1569.
Probably 2nd s. of Roger, of Clopton, Suffolk [styled R. of
Clopton, in the Pedigree of the Essex Arch. Soc., xi. 241, but
not so named in the Vis. of Leicester, 1619, which Pedigree
was entered by a younger son of Roger — another John, who
was probably the Peterhouse man]. B..\. 1572-3; M.A. 1576.
Ord. deacon (Ely) Apr. 17, 1575; priest, Apr. 15, 1576.
Doubtless R. of Clopton, 1575-98, and perhaps V. of Brans-
ton, Lines., 1576. Will (P.C.C.) 1598. {Essex Arch. Soc., xi.
241; Vis. of Leicester, 1619.)
WYNCOLL, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Michs.
1571. Perhaf)s 2nd s. of Roger, of Clopton, Suffolk [but see
note to John (above)]. Brother of Robert (i57>) and perhaps
of John (1586).
WINCOLL, JOHN. Scholar of Trinity, Easter, 1578; Scholar,
1578; B.A. 1579-80; M.A. 1583.
WINCOLL, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse. Michs.
1586. Probably 6th s. of Roger, of Clopton, Suffolk. Adm.
at the Middle Temple, Oct. 25, 1586. Councillor-at-law.
Town Councillor of Leicester, 1614. Of Leicester, Esq.
Married Anna, dau. of John Dover (? Bower), of Gloucester.
Living, 1619. Perhaps brother of John (157O and Robert
(1571), probably father of Roger (1622). {Essex Arch. Soc.,
XI. 240; Vis. of Leicester, 1619.)
WYNCOLL, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Queens', June 29. 1682.
Of Essex. Probably 2nd s. of Thomas (1641), of Twinstead.
Bapt. Jan. 24, 1664. Matric. 1683; B.A. 1685-6. Ord. deacon
(Norwich) Dec. 1687. R. of Boulge, Suffolk, 1717- R- of
Levington, 1730; M.A. {Essex Arch. Soc., xii. 9.)
WYNCOLL, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Michs.
1571. Perhaps 3rd s. of Roger, of Clopton, Suffolk. If so,
of London. Married Anne Crouch, of London. Brother of
John (1571) and perhaps of John (1586).
WINCOLL, ROGER. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1622.
Probably s. of John (1586), of Leicester. B.A. 1625-6;
M.A. 1629. Ord. deacon and priest (Norwich) Dec. 3, i6:7.
V. of Little Abington, Cambs., 1635-55- C^w- "/ Leicester,
1619; Essex Arch. Soc, xi. 241.)
WINCOLL, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 4, 1641-
Probablv s. of Isaac (1608-9). Bapt. Feb. 5, 1621, at Bures,
Essex. Of Twinstead H 11. Married (1) Mary. dau. of WilUatn
Cooke, of Broome HaU, Norfolk; (2) Mary, dau. of Joseph
Soring, of Shalford, Essex. D ed Jan. 16, 1675- Buned at
Twinstead. M.I. Probably father of John (1682). {Essex
Arch. .Soc, XII. 1.)
WYND, JOHN. Scholar and Fellow at King's Hall, 1388-1402.
Ord. sub-deacon (Ely) Mar. 18, 1395-6; priest, Sept. 1396.
WIND, JOHN. B.A. 1492-3-
WIND, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Sidney, Apr. 24, 1702.
S. of John, woollen-draper. B. at Osgoodby, Yorks. School,
Coxwold. Matric. 1704; B.A. 1705-6; M.A. 1709. Fellow,
1707. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) May 30, 1708; pnest, Sept. 25,
1709. V. of Thirkleby, Yorks., i7ii-37- R- of Scawton,
1729-31. R. of Kirkby Knowle, i73i-7- Pmbablv buned
Feb. 3, 1736-7, at St MarUn's, York. Father ol the next.
(H. M. Wood.)
WIND, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Trinity, Apr. 27. 1734-
S of John (above), of Thirkleby, Yorks. School. Shipton
(Mr Clarke). Matric. 1734; B.A. 1737-8; M.A. 1741. Ord.
deacon (Lincoln) May 28; priest {Litl. dim. from Nork) Pec.
1738. C. of Thirkleby. R. of Kirkby Knowle, i73«-<32. VVill
(P.C.C.) 1792; of St Marylebonc, Middl>viex. (J. Ch. Smith.)
WINDE, JONAS, see WINDLE.
WINDE, R. Resident pens, at Jesus, 1563-4-
WIND, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Clarb, Michs. 1538
(im/)u()c.'i).
WINDE, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Queens'. Easter, 1651.
Of Huntingdonshire. B.A. 1634-5: M.A. 1658. FeUow,
1657-64.
435 ''-'
Wind, Robert
WYND, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age i8) at St John's, May 22,
1727. S. of Mark, husbandman, of Richmond, Yorks. B.at
Melsonby, near Richmond. School, Threshfield. Matric. 1727;
B.A. 1730-1.
WINDATE, see WINDET.
WINDEBANK, FRANCIS. M.A. 1641-2 (on the King's visit).
S. of Thomas, of St Martin-in-the-Fields, London, Esq.,
and of Haines Hill, Hurst, Berks, (afterwards knighted).
Bapt. Aug. 21, 1582, at St Martin-in-the-Fields. Matric.
(St John's College, Oxford) May 18, 1599, age 13 (sic);
B.A. (Oxford) 1601-2. Adm. at the Middle Temple, Feb. 4,
1602-3. Knighted, June 10, 1632. Secretary of State,
1632-40. M.P. for Oxford University, 1640; for Corfe,
1640 (Nov.). Fled to Calais, being accused of signing letters
in favour of priests and Jesuits, 1 640. Married Edith Jackson,
of Essex. Died in Paris, Sept. i, 1646, aged 64. (Al. Oxon.;
Vis. of Surrey, 1662; D.N.B.; N. and Q., 8th S., i. 23.)
WINDEBANK, JOHN. Scholar of Trinity, Easter, 1605; B.A.
1606-7.
WINDEBANKE, PETER. Adm. pens, at Clare, Oct. 10, 1640.
Matric. 1640; B.A. 1644-5.
WINDEBANKE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 14) at St John's,
Apr. 7, 1675. S. of John, M.D., of Guildford, Surrey, and
grandson of Francis (1641-2). B. there. School, Bradley.
(N. and Q., 8th S., i. 150; Vis. of Surrey, 1662-8.)
WINDER, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Michs. 1632.
Possibly s. of John, V. of Burton Fleming, Yorks. B.A.
1632-3.
WINDER, WILLIAM. M.A. 1734 (Incorp. from Trinity CoUege,
Oxford). Matric. there. May 13, 1727, age 15. S. of Thomas,
of Winchfield, Hants., clerk. B.A. (Oxford) 1730-1; M.A.
1733; B.D. 1744. Fellow of Trinity College, Oxford. Died
Feb. 3, 1753. (^'- Oxon.)
WINDER, WILLIAMS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's,
Nov. 20, 1706. S. of John, of Gray's Inn. B. at Johnby,
near Greystoke, Cumberland. School, Sedbergh. Matric.
1706. Lordof the Manor of Dufton, Westmorland. Merchant
and Consul at Barcelona, 1723-34. Died May 5, 1766. M.I.
in Dufton Church. {Sedbergh Sch. Reg., 152.)
WINDER, . B.A. 1484-5. Perhaps M.A. 1486-7; 'Windem.'
Fellow of Clare, i486.
WINDES, MATTHEW. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's,
June 5, 1667. S. of Matthew, surgeon, of Ipswich, Suffolk.
B. there. School, Woodbridge. A freeman of Ipswich in 1699.
WINDET, JAMES. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter, 1640;
'Windutt.' Of Cambridgeshire. B.A. 1642-3; M.A. 1646;
M.D. (Leyden) 1655. Incorp. at Oxford, 1656. Candidate
R.C.P., 1656. Practised at Yarmouth; afterwards in London.
'A good Latin poet; a most excellent linguist; a great Rabbi;
a curious critic; and rather shaped for Divinity than the
faculty he professed.' Died Nov. 20, 1664, at his house in
Milk Street, London. (Al. Oxon.; Munk, i. 273; D.N.B.)
WINDET or WINDATE, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at
Peterhouse, June 22, 1650. Of Wisbech, Cambs. School,
Wisbech. Matric. 1650; B.A. 1653-4; M.A. 1661. V. of
Southmere and Docking, Norfolk, 1662. (T. A. Walker, 95.)
WYNDHAM, ASH. Adm. Fell.-Com. at King's, 1690-1. Of
Felbrigge, Norfolk. S. of WiUiam (1662-3). M.P. for Norfolk,
1708. Married Elizabeth Robins. Died Apr. 5, 1749, aged 78.
(G. Mag.; L. Mag.; Hutchins, iv. 49.)
WINDHAM, CHARLES. Adm. pens, (age 14) at Sidney, July 7,
1674. S. and h. of Charles, Esq., of Stokesby, Norfolk.
School, Gt Melton. Adm. at Gray's Inn, July 15, 1674.
WYNDAM, EDMUND. Matric. FeU.-Com. from St John's,
Michs. 1564. Doubtless s. of Sir Edmund, of Felbrigge,
Norfolk. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Nov. 27, 1568; of Norfolk.
Brother of Francis.
WINDHAM, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs.
1629. Of Norfolk.
WYNDHAM, FRANCIS. Educated at Cambridge. S. of Sir
Edmund, of Felbrigge, Norfolk. Of Lincoln's Inn. Bencher,
1569. M.P. for Norfolk, 1572. Recorder of Norwich, 1576.
Justice C.P., 1579. Married Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Nicholas
Bacon. Died s.p., at Norwich, July, 1592. M.I. at St Peter
Mancroft. Will, P.C.C. Brother of Edmund (1564). (Cooper,
II. 124; Hutchins, iv. 49; Blomefield, viii. 114.)
WINDHAM, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, July 2,
1616. 2nd s. of Thomas, Esq., of Stokesby, Norfolk. Bapt.
there, Dec. 1598. School, Tittleshall (Mr Linge). Died young.
Will dated Apr. 6; proved (Norwich C.C.) Apr. 10, 1622.
(Venn, i. 234.)
WINDHAM, HUGH. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Trinity, Oct. 8, 1646.
Perhaps s. and h. of Sir Edmund, of Kentsford, Somerset,
Knt., and RoyaUst. If so, Knighted. M.P. for Minehead,
WiNDLE, Samuel
1661-71. Married Joan, dau. of Sir Francis Drake, of
Buckland, Devon. Died 1671. (G.E.C, 11. ii6;CoUinson,
III. 493-)
WINDHAM, JAMES. Adm. pens, at Christ's, Jan. 25, 1736-7.
B. Nov. 5, 1717, at Gt Braxted, Essex. School, Eton. Matric.
1737; Scholar, 1737; LL.B. 1743. Ord. deacon (Norwich)
Sept.; priest, Dec. 1742. V. of Washbrook, Suffolk, 1743.
(Peile, II. 233.)
WINDHAM, JOHN. Adm. FeU.-Com. at St Catharine's, 1638.
Of Norfolk. S. and h. of Thomas, of Felbrigge, Norfolk
(by his 1st wife, EUzabeth, dau. of Sir Roland Lytton, of
Knebworth, Herts., Knt.). Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Feb. 11,
1640-1. Married four wives. Died s.p. Half-brother of the
next, etc. (Blomefield, viii. 114; Hutchins, iv. 49.)
WINDHAM, JOHN. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 16) at Christ's,
Dec. 1, 1669. 2nd s. of Thomas, of Felbrigge HaU, Norfolk
(by his 2nd wife Elizabeth, dau. of Sir John Mead, of Lofts,
Essex). B. there. School, Elmdon, Essex (Mr Howorth).
Matric. 1670; M.A. 1671 (Lit. Reg.). Adm. at Lincoln's Inn,
June 5, 1671. Died s.p., Jtme 2, 1676, of the smaU-pox.
Buried at Lofts, Essex. M.I. at Felbrigge. Brother of the
next and of WiUiam (1662-3) and half-brother of John
(above). (Peile, 11. 26; Blomefield, vin. 118.)
WINDHAM, THOMAS. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 16) at Christ's,
Apr. 14, 1661. S. of Thomas (by his 2nd wife EUzabeth,
dau. of Sir John Mead, of Lofts, Essex). B. at Felbrigge,
Norfolk. School, Elmdon, Essex (Mr Howorth). Died s.p.,
1661, of smaU-pox. Buried at Wendon Lofts, Essex. M.I.
at Felbrigge. Brother of John (above) and WUUam (1662-3).
(Peile, I. 596; Hutchins, iv. 48.)
WYNDHAM, THOMAS. Matric. FeU.-Com. from King's,
Easter, 1699. Probably s. of John, of SaUsbury, Esq.
B. Dec. 27, 1681. Matric. (Wadham CoUege, Oxford) Nov. 17,
1698. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, July 11, 1698. CaUed to the
Bar, 1705. Lord Chief Justice of C.P. in Ireland, 1724.
Lord ChanceUor of Ireland, 1726. Created Baron Wyndham,
of Finglas, Ireland, 1731. Died unmarried Nov. 14, 1745-
Buried in SaUsbury Cathedral. (Al. Oxon.; Misc. Gen. et
Her., 2nd S., IV. 55, 78; Le Neve, KniglUs, 123.)
WINDHAM, THOMAS. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1703. Doubtless 2nd s. of Francis, of Cromer, Norfolk, gent.
B. at Cromer. Matric. 1705; B.A. 1708-9; M.A. 1712.
FeUow, 1707. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Jan. 17, 1705-6.
CaUed to the Bar, 1716. Secretary to Lord Scarborough,
ChanceUor of the Duchy of Lancaster. M.P. for Truro,
1721-7; for Dunwich, 1727-34. Recorder of Gloucester,
1727-34. Of ClowerwaU (ClearweU), Gloucester, and of
Cromer, Norfolk, Esq. Died Dec. 12, 1752. (Harwood, 287;
F. S. Hockaday; G. Mag.; Le Neve, Knights, 237.)
WINDHAM, WILLIAM. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 14) at Christ's,
Mar. 18, 1662-3. S. of Thomas, Esq. B. at Felbrigge,
Norfolk. School, Elmdon, Essex (Mr Howorth). Succeeded
at Felbrigge. Married Catherine, dau. of Sir Joseph Ashe,
of Twickenham, Middlesex. Died Jime 9, 1689. Buried at
Felbrigge. M.I. Brother of John (1669), father of Ash
(Peile, 1. 601; G. B. Routledge; Blomefield,
Adm. FeU.-Com. at Corpus Christi,
. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Trinity, Michs. 1645.
WINDHAM, . Adm. FeU.-Com. at Christ's, 1718-9.
WINDLE, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's,
June 20, 1634. S. of Christopher, husbandman. B. at
Earby, Yorks. School, Giggleswick. Matric. 1634; B.A.
1638-9. Probably minister of Melling, North Lanes, [and
not the MeUing in HalsaU parish as stated in Victoria Co.
Hist. Lanes."], c. 1654-61. (E. Axon.)
WINDLE, JOHN. M.A. from Christ's, 1715; from Magdalen
Hall, Oxford. Matric. there. Mar. 4, 1686-7, age 20. S. of
Gerard, of Enfield, Staffs. B.A. (Christ Church, Oxford)
1690. C. (or V.) of Horton-cuOT-Piddington, Northants.,
1702-26. R. of CourteenhaU, 1715-26. Buried there, Feb. 6,
1726-7. (Peile, 11. 171; H. I. Longden; Al. Oxon.)
WINDELL, JONAS. Adm. pens, at Queens', Jan. 6, 1580-1.
Of Essex. Doubtless s. of Jonas, of Bocking (who died Dec.
25, 1625, his eldest son Richard was then alive). Doubtless
father of Jonas (1610). (Morant, n. 339, 386.)
WINDLE, JONAS. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Michs.
1610 (Winde in Coll. Reg.). Of Essex. S. and h. of Jonas
(above), of Bocking, gent. B.A. 1613-4. Adm. at Gray's
Inn, Aug. 6, 1615; late of Barnard's Inn.
WINDLE, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs. 1627;
B.A. 1629-30. Ord. deacon (Durham) Sept. 19, 1630.
WINDLE, SAMUEL. Matric. sizar from Trinity, 1639.
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WiNDLE, William
WINDLE, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius, Oct. 14,
I7-24- S. of Thomas, grazier, of Hadleigh, Suffolk. B. there.
Schools, Hadleigh (Mr England), Lavenham (Mr Richard-
son) and Ipswich (Mr Leeds). Matric. 1724; Scholar, 1724-
32; B.A. 1728-9. Ord. deacon (Norwich) June 13, 1731;
priest, June 4, 1732. C. of Willingham, Cambs., in 1741.
Author, An Enquiry into the Immateriality of Thinking
Substances. (Venn, 11. 22.)
WINDRESSE, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age i8) at St John's,
June 14, 1656. S. of Richard, weaver, of Leeds, Yorks.
B. there. School, Leeds. Matric. 1656; B.A. 1659-60.
Ejected from St Faith, Norwich, 1662.
WINDSOR, The Hon. DIXY. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity,
June 26, 1691. S. of Thomas, ist Earl of Plymouth. B. 1672,
at Hewell, Tardebigge, Worcs. School, Westminster.
Matric. 1691; Scholar, 1692; B.A. 1694-5; M.A. 1698.
Fellow, 1697. M.P. for the University, 1705-27. Captain-
Lieutenant in Lord Windsor's Regiment of Horse, 1706.
Storekeeper to the Ordnance, 1712-7. Married Dorothy,
dau. of Sir Richard Stoke, Knt. Died at Gamlingay, Cambs.,
Oct. 20, 1743. (^'- Westmon., 221.)
WINDESORE, THOMAS DE. 'King's scholar' at Cambridge,
1319-
WINDSOR, Vicar of. Graduate in Can. Law; excused from read-
ing, 1487.
WINDUS, ARTHUR. Adm. pens, (age i8) at Peterhouse,
June 8, 1705. Of Hertfordshire. B. at Ware. School, Eton.
Matric. 1705; Scholar; B.A. 1708-9; M.A. 1717. Ord. deacon
(London) Dec. 18, 1709; priest, May 23, 1714. R. of KelshaU,
Herts., 1714-21. R. of Gt Hormead, 1714-21. R. of Little
Munden, 1721-42. Died 1742. (T. A.Walker.)
WINE or WINDS, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, July 5,
1632. Of Essex. Matric. 1633.
WINE, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, May 20,
1680. S. of Richard, clerk. B. at Rampisham, Dorset.
School, Dorchester. Matric. i68o; B.A. 1683-4. V. of
Hockley, Essex, 1 690-1 704. Died 1704.
WINELL, . Resident pens, at Jesus, 1566-7.
WINFIELD or WHINFIELD, see WINGFIELD.
WING, PETER. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, Aug. 27,
1692; from Oxford. S. of Peter, gent. B. at Crowmarsh-
Gifford, O.xon. School, Wallingford. Matric. (St John's
College, Oxford) May 12, 1692. Migrated to Cambridge.
WING, ROBERT. Scholar of Clare, 1471.
WYNGE, SIMON. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs. 1570.
WINGATE, EDWARD. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Jesus, Easter,
1614.
WINGATE, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1623. Doubtless s. and h. of Edward, of Harlington, Beds.,
and of Lockley, Herts., gent. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Nov. 17,
1626. M.P. for St Albans, 1640. Of Lockley, Esq. Married
Mary, dau. of Ralph AlTway, of Canons-in-Shenley, Herts.,
Esq. Buried at Welwyn, Aug. 10, 1685, aged 79. (Vis. of
Beds., 1634; Vis. of Herts., 1634; Clutterbuck, 11. 497.)
WYNGATE, NICHOLAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1608. Doubtless s. of George, of Harlington, Beds, (by his
2nd wife Anne, dau. of John Wiseman, of Canfield, Essex).
Probably of Staple Inn, gent.; adm. at Gray's Inn, Oct. 25,
1613. (Vis. of Beds., 1634, 202.)
WINGATE, RALPH. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1582.
Probably 2nd s. of Edmund, of Sharpenhoe, Beds. Perhaps
adm. at the Inner Temple, 1585; of Harlington, Beds.
Married Dorothy Birch, widow, and dau. of William Button,
of Ampthill, Dec. 23, 1594, at Maulden. (Vis. of Beds., 1634;
Genealog. Bedf., 413.)
WINGATE, . Adm. Fell.-Com. at St Catharine's, 1644.
Perhaps Robert, s. and h. of John, of Harlington, Beds.;
age 7 in 1634. (Le Neve, Knights, 276; Vis. of Beds., 1634.)
WINGFIELD or WINKFIELD, ANTHONY. Matric. pens, from
Trinity, Michs. 1566; Wyngfyld; B.A. 1570-1. Perhaps
adm. at Gray's Inn, 1572. Perhaps brother of Henry (1566).
WYNGEFYLD, ANTHONY. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Peter-
house, Michs. 1566. Doubtless s. and h. of Sir Robert, of
Letheringham, Suffolk. Knighted, 1597. Probably M.P. for
Dunwich, 1584 and 1586; for Suffolk, 1588. Sheriff of
Suffolk, 1598. Married Mary, dau. of John Bird, of Denton.
Died Dec. 29, 1605. Buried at Letheringham. Brother of
Thomas (1566) and Robert (1566). (Blore, 65.)
WINGFIELD, ANTHONY. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs.
1569. 3rd s. of Richard, of Wantesdcn, Suffolk. Scholar,
1573; B.A. 1573-4 (ist in the ordo); M.A. 1577. Fellow, 1576.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1577. Reader of Greek to Queen Eliza-
beth. Public Orator, 1580-9. Proctor, 1582-3. Adm. at
Gray's Inn, 1572. M.P. for Ripon, 1592-3. Employed on
WiNGFiELD, Edward Maria
public missions. Tutor to the sons of William (Cavendish) ,
Earl of Devonshire, till i6o8. Author, Latin letters, etc.
Died c. 1615. Perhaps brother of Henry (1561). (Cooper,
II. 448; D.N.B.; Vis. of Hunts., 1613; WingfieUI Memorials, i;
Al.Oxon.)
WINKFIELD, ANTHONY. Matric. pens, from Christ's, 1598-9.
Doubtless s. and h. of Sir Thomas (1566), of Letheringham,
Suffolk, Knt. B.C. 1585. Succeeded his father, Jan. 22, 1609-
10. Created Bart., May 17, 1627. Sheriff of Suffolk, 1637-^.
Of Godwyns, Suffolk. Married Anne, dau. of Sir lohn Deane,
of Deane's Hall, Gt .Maplestead, Essex. Died July 30,
1638, aged 53. Father of Richard (1647). (G.£.C., 11. 17.)
WINGFIELD, ANTHONY. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1608. Perhaps s. of Henry (1561), of Crowfield, Suffolk.
Scholar, 1611; B.A. 1611-2. (Suffolk Arch. Soc., vii. 67.)
WINGFIELD, ANTHONY. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's.
Jan. 24, 1687-8. Of Suffolk. Doubtless s. and h. of Anthony,
of Stonham Aspal. Bapt. there, Apr. 6, 1671. School,
Woodbridge. Married Mary, dau. of Stephen Blomfield, in
1691. Buried Oct. 26, 1730, at Stonham. Doubtless father
of John (1713). (Wingfield Memorials, 5; Davy, 29, 155, p.
314.)
WINGFIELD, ANTHONY. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Christ's,
June 19, 1730. S. of John. B. at Tickencote, Rutland.
School, Stamford. Matric. 1730. Buried at Gt St Andrew's,
Cambridge, May 13, 1732. Brother of John (1725) and
Thomas (1735). (Peile, 11. 222.)
WINFIELD, AUGUSTINE. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Aug. 5,
1662; Scholar, 1664; B.A. 1666-7. Ord. deacon (Lincoln)
May 17, 1668. Perhaps of Tisbury, Wilts., clerk.; admon.
(Archd. C. of Sarum) 1698-9.
WINGFIELD, BENJAMIN. Adm. sizar at Sx John's, Apr. 12,
1728. S. of Philip, V. of St Julian's, Shrewsbury. Schools,
Shrewsbury and Wem. Matric. 1728; B.A. 1731-2; M.A,
1735. Ord. priest (Hereford) Sept. 22, 1734. R. of Hanwood,
Salop, 1734-55. P.C. of St Mary's, Shrewsbury, 1743-55.
R. of 1st portion of Pontesbury, 1750-5. Died Sept. 26, 1763,
aged 53. Buried at Pontesbury. (Scott-Mayor, iii. 412.)
WINGFIELD, BODENHAM. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 15) at
Sidney, June 6, 1632. S. of Sir James (1599), Knt. B. at
Upton, Northants. Schools, Oundle and Deane. Matric.
1633. Of Warboys, Hunts. Married Elizabeth, dau. of
Thomas Whalley, D.D., of Warboys. Buried at Gt St Mary's,
Cambridge, Sept. 13, 1639; 'Mr Beddenham Winkefield.
WiU dated Sept. 10; proved Feb. 6, 1639-40. Brother of
Edward Maria (1631). (Wingfield Memorials, 6.)
WINGFIELD, BORLASE. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's,
Jan. 4, 1747-8. 2nd s. of Borlase, of Salop, gent. B. at
Preston Brockhurst. School, Shrewsbury. Matric. 1748;
B.A. 1752; M.A. 1755. Fellow, 1755-63. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) Feb. 23; priest (Hereford) Apr. 27, 1755. R. of
Haddon, Hunts., 1755-8. R. of Gt Bolas, Salop, 1758-60.
R. of North and South Lopham, Norfolk, 1760-82. Died
1782. WiU, P.C.C. (Scott-Mayor, in. 574; Burke, L.G.)
WINGFIELD, CHARLES. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Sidney, July,
1602. Perhaps 4th s. of Sir Edward, of Kimbolton, Hunts.,
Knt. One of these names s. and h. of Henry, of Hanworth,
Lines., Esq.; adm. at Gray's Inn, Apr. 21, 1600. Perhaps
brother of Edward (1602), etc. (Vis. of Hunts., 1613;
Wingfield Memorials, 6.)
WINGFIELD, CHARLES. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Sidney, Apr. 27,
1608. Matric. 1608.
WINGFIELD, CHARLES. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's,
Apr. 18, 1670. S. of Richard, Knt., deceased, of Tickencote,
Rutland. B. there. School, Oakham. Matric. 1670. Died
1672. Brother of John (1668). (Suffolk Arch. Soc., vii. 64.)
WINGFIELD, EDWARD. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Sidney,
Michs. 1602. Probably s. of Sir Edward, of Kimlxilton,
Hunts., deceased, Knt. B.A. 1604-5. Adm. at Gray's Inn,
Oct. 29, 1605. Probably brother of James (1599) and Robert
(1599) and perhaps of Charles (1602).
WINGFIELD, The Hon. EDWARD. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 20)
at St John's, Oct. 3, 1748; from Trinity College, Dublin.
Adm. there, Apr. 18, 1746. S. of Richard, Viscount Powers-
court, of Ireland. B. Oct. 23, 1729, in Dublin. Matric. 1748:
M.A. 1749. Adm. at the Middle Temple, June 27. i74<'\ and
at the Inner Temple, Jan. 18, 1749-50. Succooded his father
as 2nd Viscount Powcrscourt, 1752. M.P. for Stockbridge,
Hants., 1756. Died unmarried. May 6, 1764. Brother of
Richard (1748). (ScoU-Mayor, m. 583; WxngfitU Memorials,
6.)
WINGFIELD, EDWARD MARIA. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 17)
at Sidney, .\rr. 20, 1631. S. .uul h. of Sir j.inics (1S99),
Knt., of Ke)'ston, Hunts. B. at Kimbolton, Hunts. School,
Oundle. Mat.-ic. 1 631. Brother of Bodenbam (1632) and
father of John (1668-9).
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WiNGFiELD, Henry
WINGFIELD or WYNFELD, HENRY. B.A. 1474-5; M.A. 1478.
Ord. sub-deacon (Norwich) Sept. 21, 1482. R. of Bacons-
thorpe, Norfolk. R. of Rendlesham, Sufiolk, 1499. (T. C.
Dale.)
WINDFIELD, HENRY. B.A. I539-40. Perhaps Humphrey,
scholar of Christ's, i537 (recorded as B.A. there). Perhaps
of Letheringhara, Suffolk. (Peile, i. 25.)
WINKFYLDE, HENRY. .Matric. pens, (age 12) from Trinity,
Mifhs. 1561. Perhaps s. and h. of Richard, of Wantesden,
Suffolk. If so, of Crowfield, Esq. Married EUzabeth, dau.
of Thomas Revesby, of Lanham, Suffolk. Living, 1588.
Buried at Coddeiiham. Perhaps brother of Anthony (1569)
and father of Anthony (1608K
WYNKEFYLD, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs.
1566. Perhaps adm. at Gray's Inn, 1570; from Staple Inn.
Married Alice Somersam, alias Tressam, widow, of Maldon,
Essex, Dec. 14, 1577. One of these names buried at Lethering-
hara, Suffolk, Dec. 23, 1601. Perhaps brother of Anthony
(1566).
WHINFIELD, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Peterhouse,
Oct. 30, 1744. Of Warwickshire. Scholar, 1744-5; Matric.
1745; B.A. 1748-9. One of these names of Howland Street,
London, clerk; died Aug. 22, 1793- Will, P.C.C; as D.D.
(G. Mag.; E. Mag.)
WYNKEFYLDE, HUMPHREY. Matric. pens, from Gonville
Hall, Easter, 1551. Probably s. of Robert, of Brantham,
Suffolk. Married Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Thomas Neville,
Knt., of Cambridge. Will proved (P.C.C.) Feb. 3, 1578.
[According to Venn his will was proved in 161 2. but this is
apparently the will of his son.] Probably brother of Thomas
(1554). Father of the next and of Paul (t579)- (Venn, 1. 36;
Vis. of Hunts., 1613; Wingfield Memorials, 8.)
WINGFELD, HUMPHREY. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter,
1579. S. of Humphrey (above). Married Ann, dau. of Sir
John Brewsp, of Wonham, Suffolk, Knt. Died 1612. Will
proved (Norwich C.C.) Nov. 9, 1612, by his brother Thomas
(1578). Brother of Paul ( 1 579) and doubtless father of Thomas
(1624)-
WINKFIELD, J. Resident student at Trinity Hall, Aug. 1564.
One lohn Wingfield ord. priest (Gloucester) Mar. 6, 1572-3;
C. of Buckland, Gloucs. Married Amye Edmonds (at Buck-
land), July 18, 1583. (F. S. Hockaday.)
WINGFIELD, JAMES. Adm. Fell. -Com. at Sidney, Aug. 1599-
Doubtless s. and h. of Sir Edward, Knt., of Kimbolton,
Hunts. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Mar. 21, 1597-8. Knighted,
Aug. 20, 1604. Married (i) Elizabeth, dau. of Francis
Brakvn, of Chesterton, Cambs.; (2) Elizabeth, dau. of Sir
William Bodenham, Knt. Living, 1639. Brother of Robert
(1399) and Edward (1602), father of Edward Maria (1631)
and Bodenham (1632).
WYNKFYLD, JOHN. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Pembroke, Easter,
1552. Doubtless 2nd s. of Robert, of Upton, Northants.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, 1555. Perhaps knighted, 1586. Of
Stamford Baron, Northants. Married Anne, dau. of John
Calibut, of Castle Acre, Norfolk. Buried Apr. 30, 1590, at
St Martin's, Stamford. Doubtless brother of Robert (i549)-
{Wingfield Memorials, 3.)
WINGFIELD, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1578;
scholar from Westminster, i579.
WINGFIELD, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter, 1608;
B..\. 161 1-2; M.A. 1615. One of these names s. and h. of
Humphrey, of Brantham, Suffolk. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb.
3, 1607-8. Married and had issue. Buried at Brantham,
Mar. 2, 1660. But see also the next. {Peile, i. 268.)
WINGFIELD. JOHN. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Queens", Feb. 1608-9.
Of Northamptonshire. Doubtless s. and h. of Sir John, Knt.,
of Tickencote, Rutland. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 5, 1611-2.
Knighted, May 10, 1619. Purchased the manor of Market
Overton, Rutland. High Sheriff, 1630-1. Married (i) Jane,
dau. of Sir William Turpin, of Knaptoft, Leics.; (2) Frances,
dau. of Edward, Lord Cromwell, of Oakham. Died Dec. 25,
1631. Doubtless brother of Paul(i6i7). {Wingfield Memorials,
II ; Rutland Mag., iv. 70.)
WINGFEILD, JOHN. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 17) at St John's,
Dec. 16, 1668. S. and h. of Sir Richard, Knt., deceased, of
Tickencote, Rutland. B. there, Jan. 24, 1652. School,
Oakham. High Sheriff of Rutland. Married Dorothy, dau.
of Sir Thomas Mackworth, of Normanton. Died 1680.
Brother of Charles (1670). (Burke, L.G.)
WINGFIELD, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Sidney, Jan. 28, 1668-9.
S. and h. of Edward Maria (1631), deceased. B. at Keyston,
Hunts. Schools, Oundle and Higham Ferrers. Matric. 1669;
B.A. 1672-3.
WINGFIELD, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Pembroke, July 6,
1713. S. of Anthony (1687-8), of Aspal, Sufiolk, Esq.
Bapt. there, Aug. 27, 1696. Matric. 1713-4; B.A. 1716-7;
Wingfield, Thomas
M.A. 1720. Fellow, 1720. Taxor, 1723. Ord. deacon (Ely)
Sept. 24, 1721; priest, Sept. 23, 1722. R. of Bereford,
Norfolk, 1727-30. {Blomefield, 11. 486.)
WHINFIELD, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, Apr. 10,
1714. S. of Edward, gent. B. at Sedbergh, Yorks., Apr. 6,
1696. School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1714; B-A. 1718-9; M.A.
1729. Subscribed for deacon's orders (Gloucester) Sept. 13,
1718; for priest's, Sept. 24, 1720. C. of Longney, 1718.
R. of Lassington, Gloucs., 1733-5- V. of Churcham with
BuUey, 1733-53. Died Oct. 15, 1753. (F. S. Hockaday.)
WINGFIELD, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Pembroke, May
25, 1725. S. of John, of Tickencote, Rutland, Esq. Matric.
1725. Brother of Anthony (1730) and Thomas (i735)-
WINKFIELD, JOSEPH. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs.
1662.
WINGFIELD, PAUL. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter, I579-
S. of Humphrey (1551), of Brantham, Suffolk, Esq. After-
wards 'a captaine beyond sea and ther slayne.' Brother of
Humphrey (1579). {Vis. of Hunts., 1613.)
WINGFIELD, PAUL. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1617.
Doubtless s. of Sir John, of Tickencote, Rutland. Bapt.
Feb. 28, 1601-2. B.A. 1620-1; M.A. 1624. R. of Uf6ngton,
Lines. Doubtless brother of John (1608-9). {Wingfield
Memorials, 10.)
WINGFIELD, Sir RICHARD. High Steward of the IJniversity,
1524. iiths.of Sir John, of Letheringhara, Suftolk. B. about
1469. Knight-Marshal of Calais, 151 1; Joint-Deputy of
Calais, 1513-9. A distinguished ambassador and military
commander. Probably a student of Gray's Inn. K.G., 1522.
ChanceUor of the Duchy of Lanes., 1524. Of Kimbolton
Castle, Hunts. Married (i) Katherine, dau. of Richard
Widdevile, Earl Rivers, widow of the Duke of Buckingham,
and of the Duke of Bedford; (2) Bridget, dau. of Sir John
Wiltshire, Knt. Died July 22, 1525, in Spain. Buned at
Toledo. Will, P.C.C. {Cooper, i. 32; Vis. of Hunts., 1613;
D.N.B.; J. M. Wingfield, Records of Wingfield Fam., 145.)
WINGFIELD, Sir RICHARD, Bart. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Trinity,
Apr. 24, 1647. Of Suffolk. S. and h. of Sir Anthony, Bart.
(1598-9). Succeeded his father as 2nd Bart., July 30, 1638.
Married (i) Susanna, dau. of Sir John Jacob, June ii, 1649;
(2) Mary, dau. of Sir John Wintour, of Lidney, Gloucester.
Died 1656. Admon. Dec. 28, 1656. (G.E.C., 11. 17.)
WINGFIELD, The Hon. RICHARD. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 19)
at St John's, Oct. 3, 1748; from Trinity College, Dublin
(adm. there, Apr. 18, 1746). S. of Richard, Viscount Powers-
court, of Ireland. B. 1730, in Dublin. Matric. 1748; M.A.
1749. Adm. at the Middle Temple, June 27, i74f>-7, and at
the Inner Temple, Jan. 18, i749-50- Succeeded his brother
Edward as 3rd Viscount Powerscourt, May 6, 1764. Married
Emelia, dau. of John (Stratford), Eari of Aldborough, Sept.
1760. Died Aug. 8, 1788. Brother of Edward (1748). {Scott-
Mayor, III. 583; Wingfield Memorials, 6.)
WYNGEFELDE, ROBERT. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Pembroke,
Easter, 1549. Doubtless s. and h. of Robert, of Upton,
Northants. Adm. at Gray's Inn, 1552. M.P. for Peter-
borough, 1572. Married Elizabeth, dau. of Richard Cecill,
of Burieigh. Died Mar. 31, 1580. Buried at Caistor. Probably
brother of John (1552). {Wingfield Memorials, 3.)
WYNGEFYLD, ROBERT. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Peter-
house, Michs. 1566. Doubtless 2nd s. of Sir Robert, of
Letheringhara, Suffolk. Died s.p.m. Brother of Anthony
(1566) and Thomas (1566). {Blore, 65.)
WINGFIELD, ROBERT. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Sidney, Sept.
1599. Doubtless 2nd s. of Sir Edward, Knt., of Kimbolton,
Hunts. Died s.p. Probably brother of James (1599). etc.
{Wingfield Memorials, 6; Vis. of Hunts., 1613.)
WINGFIELD, ROBERT. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Emmanuel,
Sept. 27, 1602. Probably s. and h. of Sir Robert, Knt., of
Upton, Northants. Matric. 1602. Adm. at Gray's Inn,
Mar. 18, 1605-6. Knighted, Jan. 1612-3. Married Elizabeth,
dau. of Sir Roger Aston, Knt. Living, 1618. Perhaps his
wiU (P.C.C.) 1652; of Gray's Inn. Probably brother of
Roger (1609).
WINGFIELD, ROBERT. Scholar of Magdalene, Easter,
1640.
WINGFIELD, ROGER. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 10,
1609. Probably 3rd s. of Sir Robert, Knt., of Upton, North-
ants. Matric. 1609; B.A. from Trinity, 1612-3; M.A. 1616.
Probably brother of Robert (1602). {Wingfield Memorials,
10.)
WINKEFELDE, THOMAS. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Gonville
Hall, Easter, 1554. Probably s. of Robert, of Brantham,
Suffolk. M.A. 1561. A student in Cambridge and foreign
Universities for 10 years. Probably brother of Humohrey
(1551). {Venn, I. 37-)
438
WiNGFiELD, Thomas
WYNGEFYLD. THOMAS. Matric. FeU.-Com. (age 8) from
Peterhouse, Michs. 1566. Doubtless 3rd s. of Sir Robert,
of Letheringhara, Suffolk. Knighted {?), July 13, 1606.
Married (i) Radclyfle, dau. of Sir Gilbert Gerard, Knt.,
Master of the Rolls; {2) Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Drue Drury,
of Norfolk, Knt. Died Jan. 22, 1609-10. M.I. at Lethering-
ham. Brother of .A.nthony {1566) and Robert {1566), doubt-
less father of Anthony (1598-9).
WINGFYLD, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, F.aster,
157". Doubtless s. of Humphrey (1551). W.is living in 1612,
when he proved the will of his brother Humphrey (1579).
Married (i) Alice, dau. of Sir John Brewse; (2) Alice, dau. of
William Pooley, of Boxstead. {Vis. of Hunts., 1613.)
WINGEFIELD, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1587.
WINKFIELD, THOMAS. Adm. at Corpus Christ:, 1613. Of
Ely. Matric. from St John's, 1614; B.A. 1617-8.
WINGFIELD, THOMAS. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Corpus
Christi, Michs. 1624. Of Suffolk. Doubtless s. of Humphrey
(1579), of Brantham, Suffolk, Esq. Adm. at Gray's Inn,
May 15, 1626. Of Layham, Suffolk. Married Dorothy, dau.
of John Rivett, of Billsden Hall, Suffolk. Living, 1664.
(Wingfield Memorials, 8.)
WINGFELD, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs.
1625. Perhaps 2nd s. of Thomas, of Nettlestead, Suffolk.
Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Oct. 15, 1628. One of these names
died July 5, 1632; of Nettlestead.
WINGFIELD, THOMAS. M.A. from Sidney, 1736. S. of John,
of Stepney, Middlesex, gent. B. Jan. 3, 1709. School,
Merchant Taylors'. Matric. (St John's College, Oxford) July 2,
1728, age 18; B.A. (Oxford) 1732; D.D. (Cambridge) 1757.
Assistant Master at Merchant Taylors' School, 1742-5.
Hospitaller of St Thomas', Southwark. V. of Yealmpton,
Devon. Probably R. of Hinton Ampner, Hants., till 1773;
late of St Thomas, Southwark. WiU (P.C.C.) 1773. (Al.
Oxon.; J. Ch. Smith.)
WINGFIELD, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 19) at St John's,
Ji'.ne 16, 1735. 3rd s. of John, Esq., of Rutland. B. Aug. 9,
1716, at Tickencote. School, Oakham (Mr Adcock). Matric.
1735; B.A. 1738-9. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Mar. 18, 1738-9;
priest, Aug. 10, 1740; C. of Water Newton, Hunts., 1740.
R. of Market Overton, Rutland, 1740-59. Died Dec. 19,
1759. aged 43. M.I. at Tickencote. Will (P.C.C.) 1760.
Brother of Anthony (1734) and John (1725). {Scott-Mayor,
III. 468; H. I. Longden.)
WINGFIELD, W. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1577.
WYNKFELD, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs.
1567. Of Derbyshire. B.A. 1571-2; M.A. from St John's,
1575. Fellow of St John's, 1573. Perhaps P.C. of Wix,
Essex, 1598; admon. (Cons. C. London) Oct. 3, 1616; of
Wrabness, clerk. {Peile, 1. 102.)
WINCKFIELD, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Nov.
21, 1575. S. of William, of Marks Hall, Essex. School,
Marks HaU.
WINGFEILD, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's,
1648. S. of Edward, of Ecclesfield, Vorks. B. there. School,
Wortley (private). Matric. 1648; B.A. 1651-2; M.A. 1655.
V. of St Peter's, Isle of Thanet, Kent; ejected, 1662.
WINGFIELD, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 22) at St John's,
Apr. 26, 1726. S. of Jonathan, husbandman, of Yorkshire.
B. at Attercliffe, near Sheffield. School, Rotherham (Mr
Withers). Matric. 1726; B.A. 1729-30.
WINKFIELD, . Matric. Fell.-Com. from St John's, Easter,
1605.
WINHAM or WENAM, . B.A. 1491-2; M.A. 1496-7.
WINHOUSE, . Com. for M.A. or higher degree, 1455-6.
WININ, . B.D. 1495-6. A monk.
WINK, see WHINKE.
WINKWORTH, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Clare, June 3, 1650.
Matric. 1650 {imputes).
WINKWORTH, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 21) at St John's,
June 22, 1678; from St Edmund's Hal!, Oxford. Matric. there,
July 7, 1673, age 16. S. of John, of Draycott, Wilts. B. at
Malmesbury. School, Chippenham (private).
WINNEY, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age 17I at Christ's, Mar. 26,
1645. S. of William. B. at Kingswood, Wilts. School,
Wotton-undcr-Edgp (Mr Woodward). Matric. 1645. Minister
of Stanton-Drew, Somerset, in 1649. Ejected from Glaston-
bury, 1662. Schoolmaster at Bristol. Died 1700. {Calamy,
11. 365; Peile, I. 491.)
WINNIMER, . B.A. 1524-5.
WINNINGTON, see also WENNINGTON.
Winter, George
WINNINGTON, BENJAMIN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Christ's,
June23, 1627. S.olHugh. B. at Cranage, Ch«hire. Scboots,
Goosetrey, near Cranage (Mr Vaudrey), Holms Cbapel
(Mr Griffin), Morton Green (.Mr Whitehead), Congleton
(Mr Redman), Haulton, and Northwich (Mr Piggott).
Matric. 1627; B..\. from Emmanuel, 1630-1; M.A. 1634.
V. of Gt Burstead, Essex, 1640-1. Probably V. of Bibury,
Gloucs., 1641-73. V. of Laindon Hill, Essex, 1648. Married
Frances Archer, of Gt Burstead, widow. Mar. 4, 1639-40.
Died July 28, 1673. M.I. at Bibury. Probablv father of the
next. {Peile, i. 386; H. Smith; W. Palin, Slifford.)
WINNINGTON, BENJAMIN. Adm. at King's, a scholar from
Eton, 1666. Probably s. of Benjamin (above). B. at Bibury,
Gloucs. B.A. 1670-1; M.A. 1674. Fellow, 1669. Signed for
deacon's orders (London) June 17, 1671. Di«l in College.
{Harwnod, 257.)
WINNINGTON, FRANCIS. Adm. Fell.-Com. at St Cathabikb's.
Nov. 2, 1710. Perhaps s. of Salway. Matric. 1710. Died at
Vienna, 1718. (Burke, Peerage.)
WINSHIP, GEORGE. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, Apr. 15,
1672. S. of George, merchant, of Newcastle-on-Tyne.
B. there. School, Durham. Matric. 1672; B.A. 1675-6;
M.A. 1681. Ord. deacon (Durham) Sept. 23, 1677; r"csti
Sept. 20, 1679. V. of Malton, Yorks., 16S4-9. Preb. ol York,
1685-90; non-juror.
WINSTANLEY, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from Christ's, c.
1595. S. of Thomas, of Berwick-on-Twecd. Bapt. Aug. 29,
1579, at Berwick-on-Tweed. B.A. 1598-9. P.C. of Stony
Stratford, Bucks., 1605. R. of Shen ley, 1606-29. Died 1629.
Father of the next, of John (1629) and Richard (1627).
{Peile, I. 217; Lines. Pedigrees, 1096.)
WINSTANLEY, GEORGE. Adm. pens, at Christ's, Apr. 19,
1625. S. of George (above), of Buckinghamshire, R. of
Shenley. School, Westminster. Matric. 1626; B.A. 1629-30.
R. of Souldrop, Beds., 1630-57. Brother of John (1629) and
Richard (1627). {Peile, i. 372; Lines. Pedigrees, 1096.)
WINSTANLEY, JAMES. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Jesus, June 26,
1684. Of Warwickshire. S. and h. of Clement, of Braunston,
Leics., deceased (and Catherine, dau. of Sir Francis Willough-
by, Knt., of Warws.). Matric. 1684. Adm. at Gray's Inn,
Feb. 4, 1687-8. M.P. for Leicester, 1701-18. Of Braunston
HaU, Leics. Married Frances, dau. of James Holt, of Castle-
ton, Lanes. Died Jan. 21, 1718-9, aged 51. Buried at
Braunston. M.I. (A. Gray; Nichols, iv. 629.)
WINSTANLEY, JOHN. B.Can.L. 1487-8.
WINSTANLEY, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Christ's, July 4,
1629. S. of George (1595), R. of Shenley, Bucks. B. there.
School, Charterhouse (exliibitioncr; forfeited his exhibition
as a 'discontynuer from the Universitye," July 11, 1637).
Matric. 1629; B.A. 1632-3. Brother of the next and of
George (1625). {Peile, i. 401; Al. Carthus., 6.)
WINSTANLEY, RICHARD. Adm. at Trinity Hall, May 24,
1627. 2nd s. of George (1595). R. of Shenley, Bucks. B.
there. School, Buckingham. Migrated to Christ's, Oct. 22,
1627. Matric. 1629. Registrar to the Dean and Chapter of
Lincoln. Married Judith, dau. of WUUam Rugge (? Ragge),
of Linroln. Brother of George (1625) and ot John (above).
{Peile, I. 388; Lines. Pedigrees, 1096; Vis. of Lincoln, 1666.)
WINSTON, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Queens', Feb. 8, 1646-7.
Of Devon. From Oxford. B.A. 1646-7. Ord. (4th I^ndon
Classis) July 1, 1651. Doubtless intruding V. of Badby,
Northants., 1649. Died Mar. 24, 1667-8. Buried at Green's
Norton. Will proved Apr. 23, 1668; of Newnham, Northants.,
clerk. Perhaps brother of the next. (H. I. Longden; H. P.
Stokes.)
WINSTON, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, at Queens', Nov. 6 ■:644.
From Oxford. B.A. 1644-5; M-.A- from Magdalen HaU,
Oxford, 1648. Intruding R. of Evcrdon, Northants.. in 1655;
contormed and reinstated, 1661-80. Buried there Nov. 24,
1680. Perhaps brother of John (above). {Al. Oxon.; H. I.
longden.)
WINSTON, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Clare, e. 1593. S. of
Thomas, carpenter, of Painswick, Glours. B. 1575. B.A.
1598-9; M.A. 1602; M.D. 1608 (Incorp. from Padua). Fellow.
Studied at Padua and Basel. F.R.C.P., i6i5- Censor;
Elect, etc. Professor of Physic at Gresham College. London,
1615-42, 1652-5. A member of the Virginia Company.
Author, Anatomy Lectures. Died Oct. 24, 1655. aged 80.
{Munk, I. 160; D.N.B.; Vis. of London, 1634; Ward,
Gresham.)
WINSTOR, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1607.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Dec. 20, 1612.
WYNTER, GEORGE. M.ntrir. pons, from Peterhouse, Easter,
1555 {impubei). Possibly of Haddington. Gloucs. It so,
married J,ine, dau. of Sir William Inglcby. Died 1594.
{T.A. Walker.)
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Winter, Godfrey
WINTER, GODFREY. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Christ's, Apr. 7,
1627. S. of Richard (1588), R. of Sprotbrough, Yorks. B.
there. Schools, Doncaster (Mr Jones), Beverley (Mr Pome-
roy), Rotherham (Mr Bonner) and Wakefield (Mr Doughty).
Migrated to Caius, Apr. 7, 1629. B.A. from Christ's, 1630-1.
P.C. of Bradfield, Yorks., 1634-5. V. of Hook, 1635-41.
Admon. (York) July 13, 1641. (Peile, 1. 381; Venn, i. 287.)
WINTER, HENRY. Matric. sizar from St John's, c. 1595.
WYNTER, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs. 1553;
B.A. I557-8;M.A. from St John's, 1561. Fellow of St John's,
1558. Perhaps preb. of St Paul's, 1570-1606. Of Holy
Island, Northumberland. Died 1606. (Peile, 1. 54; Hennessy,
21.)
WINTER, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1609;
Scholar, 1611; B.A. 1612-3.
WINTER, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Caius, June 20, 1636.
S. of John, gent., deceased, of North Runcton, Norfolk.
School, Lynn (Mr Woodmansey). Matric. 1636; Scholar,
1639-40; B.A. 1639-40. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Feb. 26,
1642-3; priest, Mar. 17, 1643-4; C. of Langford, Norfolk.
C. of Hoo, in 1662. V. of East Dereham, 1664. C. of West-
acre, in 1677. Will proved (Norwich) 1697-8. {Venn, 1. 322.)
WINTER, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Apr. 11, 1666.
Of Middlesex. Matric. 1667; B.A. 1669-70; 'Wintour.'
One of these names V. of Cockerham, Lanes., 1695-1722.
Died 1722.
WYNTER, JOHN. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Christ's, Mar. 6,
1716; M.B. 1718.
WINTER, NATHANIEL. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1623; B.A. 1627-8; M.A. 1633.
WINTER, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1588.
WINTER, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1588; B.A. 1591-2; M.A. 1595. Master of Doncaster Grammar
School, Yorks., till 1596. R. of Sprotbrough, Yorks.,
1596-1632. Buried Oct. 1, 1632. Father of Godfrey (1627).
(Hunter, i. 344.)
WINTER, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Sidney, Apr. 26,
1625. S. of Anthony, farmer. B. at Liddington, Rutland.
School, Uppingham. Matric. 1625; B.A. 1628-9; M.A. 1632.
Probably R. of St Mary, Stamford, Lines., 1633.
WINTER, RO. Scholar of Trinity, 1605.
WINTER, SAMUEL. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Easter,
1622.
WINTER, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Jan. 24, 1622-3.
Of Warwickshire. Doubtless s. of Christopher, yeoman.
B. 1603, at Temple Balsall, Warws. School, Coventry.
B.A. 1632. Placed himself under John Cotton, V. of Boston,
Lines. (1585-1652), with a view to preparation for the
ministry. Probably Master of Boston Grammar School,
1627-30. P.C. of Woodborough, Notts. V. of Cottingham,
near Hull, Yorks., 1643. Joined the independent ministry.
Chaplain to four Parliamentary Commissions in Ireland.
Provost of Trinity College, Dublin, 1652-60. deprived.
[Styled D.D. (Cantab.) in A I. Dub.] M.A. (Dublin) 1654.
Divinity lecturer, 1659. Took the lead in forming clerical
associations in which independents, presbyterians and
episcopalians could meet in amity. Married (1) Anne
Beeston, of Boston; (2) Elizabeth Weaver. Author, Sermons.
Died Dec. 24, 1666, aged 63. Buried at North Luffenham,
Rutland. M.I. (Bp. Kennett, 909; Calamy, 11. 315; Thomp-
son, Boston; Rutland Mag., in. 69; D.N.B., where he is
wrongly assigned to Queens'.)
WINTER, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, at Trinity, June 19, 1646.
Of Warwickshire. Matric. 1646; Scholar, 1647; B.A. 1649-
50.
WINTER, SANKEY. M.A. 1714 (Incorp. from Dublin). S. of
Samuel, Esq., of Co. Kildare, Ireland. Adm. at Trinity
College, Dublin, Nov. 4, 1704, age 16; B.A. (Dublin) 1708;
M.A. 1711. Incorp. at Oxford, 1714. Archdeacon of
Achonry, 1712-9; of Killala, 1719-24; of Kildare, 1724-5.
Dean of Kildare, 1725-37- Married Elizabeth, dau. of
William Lloyd, Bishop of Killala. Died Feb. 22, 1736-7.
Will, Dublin. (Al. Oxon.; Al. Dublin; Burke, L.G.; H. B.
Swanzy.)
WINTER, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, Feb. 6,
1610-1. S. of John, gent., of Stow, Norfolk. School, Ely
(Mr Wigmore). Matric. 1611; Scholar, 1611-7; B.A. 1614-5.
Ord. priest (Norwich) Mar. 16, 1616-7. R. of Boughton,
Norfolk, 1617-45. (Venn, i. 210.)
WINTER, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, Apr. 2,
1631. S. of Robert, husbandman, of Morland, Westmorland.
B. there. School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1631; B.A. 1634-5.
WINTER, WILLIAM (1635), see VINTER.
WINTER . B.A. 1478-9; M.A. 1482. Perhaps William,
V. of Gt Abington, Cambs., 1495.
WiNTERTON, Ralph
WINTERBOTTOM, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Jesus,
Apr. 19, 1671. Of Lancashire. Matric. 1675; B.A. 1675-6.
R. of Ashurst, Kent, 1692-1717. V. of Billing, 1715-7.
Died July 7, 1717.
WINTERBURNE, NICHOLAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's,
Feb. 14, 1653-4. S. of Leonard, blacksmith, of Wakefield,
Yorks. B. there. School, Wakefield. Matric. 1653-4; B.A.
1657. R. of Ballymoney, Co. Cork, till i656, deprived.
Treasurer of Ross, 1668-75. R. of Lislee, 1669-75. Preb. of
Drumdaleague, 1672-75. (H. B. Swanzy.)
WINTERBORNE, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's,
June 5, 1635; previously at Oxford. S. of Thomas, husband-
man, of Hazelwood, Yorks. B. there. School, Bumsall
(Mr Mason). B.A. 1636-7; M.A. 1640; B.D. 1648. FeUow,
1638-52. (Adm. at New College, Oxford, Oct. 8, 1633, but
not found in Al. Oxon.) Ord. deacon and priest (Lincoln)
July 7, 1646. Buried in the CoUege Chapel, Oct. 17, 1652.
Will proved, V.C.C. and P.C.C. (ScoU-Mayor, 1. 26.)
WINTERINGHAM, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. pens, at Trinity,
June 4, 1672. School, Westminster. Scholar, 1673; Matric.
1675-6; B.A. 1675-6; M.A. 1679.
WINTRINGHAM, CLIFTON. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Nov. 30,
1705. S. of William (1667), V. of East Retford, Notts.,
deceased. B. 1689. Matric. 1706; Scholar, 1707. Adm. extra-
licentiate, R.C.P., July 3, 1711. Practised in York. F.R.S.,
1743. Physician to the county hospital. Married (i) EUza-
beth, dau. of Richard Nettleton, of Earls Heaton, Yorks.;
(2) Cordelia, dau. of John Bright, of Badsworth. Author,
medical. Died Mar. 12, 1748-9. Father of the next and
perhaps of William (1731). (D.N.B.; Munk, 11. 34; F.M.G.,
487.)
WINTERINGHAM, CLIFTON. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity,
July 17, 1728. S. of Clifton (1705), M.D., of York. School,
York (Dr Jackson). Matric. 1729; Scholar, 1730; M.B. 1734;
M.D. 1749. Joint-Physician to the Forces, 1756; Physician-
General to the Forces, 1786. Physician to George III.
Knighted, Feb. 11, 1762. F.R.C.P., 1763. Censor, 1770.
Created Bart., Nov. 7, 1774. F.R.S., 1792 [Munk gives
1742-3, but this presumably applies to the father). Married
Anne Rachardson. Author, medical. Dieds.^., Jan. 10, 1794,
at his house in the Upper Mall, Hammersmith. M.I. in
Westminster Abbey. Will, P.C.C. Perhaps brother of
William (1731). (D.N.B.; Munk, 11. 250; G.E.C., v. 181.)
WINTRINGHAM, EDWARD. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Sidney,
June 5, 1672. S. of George (?next), clerk, deceased, of
Obum (sic), and Head Master of Bridlington, Yorks. B. at
Bridlington. Schools, Bridlington (Mr Francis) and Thornton
(Mr Perks). Matric. 1672; B.A. 1675-6.
WINTERINGHAM, GEORGE. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Peter-
house, Mar. 21, 1645. Of Yorkshire. School, Bridlington.
Matric. i646;B.A. 1649. Perhaps Head Master of Bridlington
School, and father of Edward (above). If so, died before
June 5, 1672.
WINTERINGHAM, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Trinity Hall, Apr.
15, 1718. Matric. 1718. Name oS, 1720.
WINTERINGHAM, JOHN. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Peterhouse,
Oct. 30, 1585. Matric. 1585.
WINTRINGHAM, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Clare, Apr. 22,
1667. S. of William, of Thorpe-in-Balne, Bamby Don,
Yorks. Matric. 1667; B.A. 1670-1; M.A. 1675. Ord. deacon
(York) June, 1671; priest, Sept. 21, 1673. V. of East Ret-
ford, Notts., 1674-1701. Buried there. Mar. 17, 1700-1.
Father of CUfton (1705). (F.M.G., 487.)
WINTERINGHAM, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Trinity, July 10,
1731. Perhaps s. of CUfton (1705) and brother of Clifton
(1728).
WINTERTON, HENRY. B.Can.L. and B.Civ.L. Nephew of
William, Bishop of Norwich. Had 'studied Civil Law at
Cambridge for two years' (Cal. Papal Letters, 1367). Preb.
of Salisbury. Rural dean of Lynn. Petitioned the Pope,
1363, for canonry at St Asaph, and, 1366, to exchange this
for a benefice, being ignorant of Welsh. Archdeacon of
Essex, 1369-99. Died 1399. (Cal. Pap. Pet.)
WINTERTON, JOHN. Matric. sizar from King's, Michs. 1628.
S. of Francis. B. at Lutterworth, Leics. School, Eton.
Migrated to Christ's, Feb. 18, 1630-1, age 18. M.B. 1636.
Brother of the next.
WINTERTON, RALPH. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1617. S. of Francis. B. at Lutterworth, Leics., i6oi. B.A.
1620-1; M.A. 1624; licensed to practise medicine, 1631;
M.D. 1634. Fellow, 1620-36. Regius Professor of Physic,
1635-6. A good scholar. Author, classical. Died Sept. 13,
1636. Buried in King's College Chapel. Will proved (King's
College). Brother of John (above). (Hist. King's, 103;
D.N.B.; Harwood, 218.)
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WiNTERTON, Ralph
WINTERTON, RALPH. Adtn. pens, (age 18) at St John's,
June 10, 1713. S. of William {1675), R. of Gt Ponton, Lines.
B. there. School, Caythorpe (Mr Bulleine). Matric. 1713;
B.A. 1716-7. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Dec. 18, 1720; priest,
Sept. 10, 1721. C. to his father at Gt Ponton, 1720. Doubt-
less R. of Little Ponton, 1729, but see Al. Oxon. for a con-
temporary namesake.
WINTERTON, WILLIAM. B.Can.L. Preb. of Hereford. Rural
dean of Sudbury, Suffolk. Petitioned the Pope, 1363, for
a benefice. {Cal. Pap. Pet., 1.)
WINTERTON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Clare, June 23, 1675-
Of Wibtoft, Warws. Matric. 1675; B.A. 1678-9; M.A. 1682.
Ord. priest (Lincoln) Sept. 24, 1682. R. of Gt Ponton, Lines.,
1691-1724. Died 1724. Father of Ralph (1713). (Tumor,
Grantham, 131.)
WINTHROP or WYNTROPE, ADAM. Matric. FeU.-Com. from
Magdalene, 1567. 3rd s. of .^dam, citizen and clothworker,
of London, and of Groton, Suffolk (by his 2nd wife Agnes,
dau. of Robert Sharpe, of Islington, Middlesex). B. Aug. 10,
1548. Of Edwardstone and Groton, Esq. Lawyer and J. P.
Married (i) Alice, dau. of William Still, of Grantham, Lines.;
(2) Anne, dau. of Henry Browne, of Edwardstone, Suffolk.
Buried at Groton, Mar. 28, 1623. M.I. Father of John
(1603). (Suffolk Manor. Fam., i. 25.)
WINTHROP, FORTH. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 18,
1626. 3rd s. of John (1603), of Groton, Suffolk, Governor of
Massachusetts (by his ist wife Mary, dau. of John Forth, of
Gt Stambridge, Essex). B. Dec. 30, 1609. Matric. 1626.
Buried at Groton, Nov. 28, 1630. (Suffolk Manor. Fam., i.
26.)
WINTHROP or WINTROPE, J OHN. Matric . pens, from Trinity,
Easter, 1603. S. and h. of Adam (1567), of Groton, Suffolk,
Esq. B. at Edwardstone, Suffolk, Jan. 12, 1587-8. Adm.
at Gray's Inn, Oct. 25, 1613; adm. at the Inner Temple,
1628. Succeeded as Lord of the Manor of Groton, 1623.
Attorney of the Court of Wards and Liveries, 1626. In-
fluential among the Puritans of Essex and Suffolk; became
interested in the Massachusetts Bay Company, 1629. Super-
intended the organisation and transportation of a Colony
to New England. Sailed thither with a company of over
1500 souls, Apr. 8, 1630. Founded Boston. Elected first
Governor of Massachusetts, 1630; re-elected, 1631-3, 1637-9,
1642-3, 1646-8; Deputy Governor, 1636, 1644 and 1645.
Kept a voluminous manuscript journal of public events
called 'The History of New England.' Believed in an
oligarchy, not a pure democracy, in the Government.
Arranged more than any other the social state of Mas-
sachusetts. Distinguished by his religious piety, magna-
nimity and public spirit. Married four wives. Died at
Boston, Mar. 26, 1649. Father of Forth (1626). (J. G.
Bartlett; D.N.B.; Suffolk Manor. Fam., i. 26.)
WINWICK, ROBERT DE. Master of Peterhouse, 1330-8.
Chancellor of the University, c. 1330.
WIRDNAM, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Queens', Sept. 21, 1595.
Matric. c. 1595; B.A. 1599-1600; M.A. 1603. Chaplain to
Dr Hutton, Archbishop of York. Doubtless V. of Sutton-
in-the-Forest, Yorks., in 1606; M.A. Married Jane Bell.
But see Al. Oxon. for a contemporary with whom Foster
apparently confuses him. (Cooper, 11. 448; J. Ch. Smith.)
WIRRAL, see WORRALL.
WISBECH, JOHN. Probably R. of Hollingboume, Kent, 1376;
'B.Can.L. Camb.' R. of Newton Longueville, Bucks.,
1398-1406. (Cal. of Papal Letters, 1405; J. Ch. Smith.)
WISBECH, RICHARD DE. Fellow of Peterhouse, 1339.
Master, 1351-74. Petitioned the Pope for a benefice in the
gift of the Abbot of Bury, July, 1351; 'M.A. and long a
student in theology.' (Cal. of Pap. Pet., i. 211.)
WYSEBECHE, WILLIAM. Scholar at King's Hall. Probably
M.A. Died June 15, 1362.
WISBECHE, WILLIAM. B.Can.L. Petitioned the Pope, 1363,
for a benefice. (Cal. of Pap. Pet., i.)
WISBERD, JOHN. B.D. 1486-7 (Incorp. from Oxford). A
monk. Dean of the Collegiate Church of St Peter, Irthling-
borough, Northants., 1494-1509; LL.B. R. of Gt Addington,
1503-9. R. of All Saints', Irthlingborouph, 1507-9. Died
Sept. 8, 1509. Buried at Irthlingborough. Will (P.C.C.) 1509;
John Wyseberd. (H. I. Longden; Bridges, 11. 205, 236-8.)
WISBERD, . B.Can.L. 1504-5-
WISCARD or WHISKARD, WILLIAM. Adm. Fell. -Cora,
(age 17) at Caius, Feb. 11, 1636-7. S. and h. of William,
gent., of East Bilney, Norfolk. B. there. School, Thctford
(Mr Ward). Succeeded his father at East Bilney. Will
dated, Apr. 5, 1679. Father of the next. (Venn, i. 323;
Carthew, Launditch, ill. 238.)
Wise, William
WISCARD, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Caius, Mar. 22,
1661-2. S. of William (above), gent., of Bilney, Norfolk.
B. there. Schools, Gressenhall (private) and Seaming
(Mr Burton). Matric. 1662; Scholar, 1662-6; B.A. 1665-6.
Probably died before 1679; not mentioned in his father's
will. (Venn, 1. 415.)
WISDOME, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, Oct. 24, 1633.
Of Cambridge. Migrated to Emmanuel, Oct. 29, 1633.
Matric. 1633; B.A. 1637-8.
WYSDOME, PETER. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Easter,
1561.
WISDOM, ROBERT. Educated at Cambridge. B.D. An early
reformer, frequently in trouble for his opinions. Charged
with heresy before the Privy Council in 1540 and committed
to the Tower. Under Edward VI he was R. of Settrington,
Yorks.; deprived, 1555. An exile at Frankfort under Mary.
Archdeacon of Ely, Cambs., 1560-8. R. of Haddenham, and
of Wilburton, Cambs., 1560. Married and had issue. Author,
religious. Buried Sept. 28, 1568, at Wilburton. Admon.
(P.C.C.) to his brother Gregory, M.D. (Cooper, 1. 259;
D.N.B.)
WISE or WYES, EDWARD. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Sidney,
June 28, 1619. Doubtless s. of Thomas, K.B., of Sydenham,
Devon. B. in Devon. Matric. 1619. Probably died young.
Brother of Thomas (161 9).
WYES, EDWARD. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Trinity, Nov. 16, 1648.
Doubtless s. and h. of Thomas (1619), of Mount Wise, Devon.
Migrated to Oxford. Matric. (Exeter College, Oxford) Nov.
12, 1650; B.A. (Oxford) 1651. Adm. at the Middle Temple,
1651. M.P. for Okehampton, 1659, 1660-75. K.B., 1661.
Sold Mount Wise, and the manor of Stoke Damarell, 1667.
Married (i) Arabella, dau. of OUver Lord St John; (2) Radi-
gund, dau. of Sir John EUot. Died Nov. 17, i675- Will
(P.C.C.) 1676. (G. Mag., II. 314, 1831; B. H. WUUams;
West Country Fam.)
WISE or WYSE, FRANCIS. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Apr. 20, 1666.
Of Kent. Matric. 1667; B.A. 1669-70. Ord. deacon (Ely)
Dec. 23, 1671; priest (London) Sept. 20, 1673. C. of Ivy-
church, Kent.
WISE or WYSSE, JOHN. B.A. 1518-9.
WISE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse, Easter, 1577.
Probably s. of Francis, of Cherry Hinton, Cambs. Married
and had issue. Buried Sept. 11, 1608, at Hinton. (Vis. of
Cambs., 1575; T. A. Walker.)
WISE, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Peterhouse, June 5,
1729. Of Yorkshire. Perhaps s. of John, of Bolton Percy.
School, Thornton. Matric. 1729; Scholar, 1729; B.A. 1732-3-
Liu. dim. from York for priest's orders, Feb. 1734-5- C. of
Rothwell, near Leeds. Perhaps at Bolton Percy in 1742.
WISE or WYSSE, THOMAS. B.A. 1508-9; M.A. 1512.
WISE or WYES, THOMAS. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Sidney,
June 28, 1619. Doubtless s. and h. of Thomas, K.B., of
Sydenham, Devon (and Margery, dau. of Robert Stafford,
of Stafford). B. in Devon. Matric. 1619; B.A. 1622. Incorp.
at Oxford, 1622. Sheriff of Devon, 1638-9. M.P. for Devon,
1640. Married Lady Mary, dau. of Edward Chichester, Earl
of Carrickfergus. Died of small-pox in London. Buried
May, 1641, at St Margaret's, Westminster. Brother of
Edward (1619) and father of Edward (1648).
WISE or WYSE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Chrisi's,
June 28, 1628. S. of Ralph. B. at Thornton-Steward, Yorks.
School, Derby (Mr Abbot). Matric. 1628; B.A. 1631-2; Wise.
Perhaps R. of Copgrove, Yorks., 1637-65. (PeiU, 1. 393.)
WISE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, Oct. i8,
1639. S. of Thomas, gent., of Beverley, Yorks. B. there.
School, Beverley (Mr Pomeroy). Matric. 1639. Adm. at
Gray's Inn, Feb. 27, 1639-40. Will (P.C.C.) 1643; of Gray's
Inn. Brother of William (1639).
WISE, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 162 1;
B.A. from Magd.Uene, 1627; M..\. 1631. Probably Master of
Dedham School, Essex, 1631-9.
WYSE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's. Oct. 18,
1639. S. of Thomas, gent., of Beverley, Yorks. B. there.
School, Beverley (Mr Pomeroy). Matric. 1630. .Adm. at
Gray's Inn, Aug. ri, 1641. Probably knighted. M;ir. 2,
1669-70; of Beverley, Yorks. Brother of Thomas (1639).
WYSE, . Of Peterhouse, 1543. Perhaps GUbert, s. of
William, of Cherry Hinton, Cambs. (\'is. of Cambs.; T. A.
Walker.)
WISE, . Adm. at St Catharine's, 1628.
WISE, . Adm. Fell.-Com. at Trinity, 1655. Porh.-.ps
Thomas, 2nd s. of William, of Hiuxton, Cambs.; adm. at
Lincoln's Inn, Nov. 11, 1656.
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Wiseman, Aurelius Percy
WISEMAN, AURELIUS PERCY. Adm. pens, at Queens',
Apr. 10, 1671. Of Essex. Doubtless s. and h. of John, of
Broad Oaks, Essex, Esq. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter,
1671. Adm. at Gray's Inn, May 16, 1670. Killed in a duel
in London, Dec. 11, 1680 (? 1684). M.I. at Wimbish. (Vis.
of Esset, 1612, 1634.)
WISEMAN, CAPEL. Adm. pens. {ae;e 18) at St John's, Nov. 14,
1654. S. of Sir William (1614), of Canfield, Essex, Bart.
School, Winchester. Migrated to Queen's College, Oxford,
1657. B. A. (Oxford) 1657; M.. A. 1659. Inrorp. at Cambridge,
1662. Fellow of All Souls, Oxford, 1661. Chaplain to
Arthur, Earl of Essex, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. Dean of
Raphoe, 1676. Bishop of Dromore, 1683. Died Sept. 1694.
Will, Dublin. {Al. Oxon.; Burke, Peerage.)
WYSEMAN, CHARLES. Matric. pens, from Christ's, May, 1551.
Perhaps 3rd s. of Thomas, of Thomham, Suffolk.
WISEMAN, DANIEL Adm. pens, at Corpus Christi, 1656.
Of Norfolk. Matric. 1658; B.A. 1659-60; M.A. 1663. School-
master at Gislingham, Norfolk, in 1662. R. of Blickling,
1663-74. R. of Horsford, 1674-1707. R. of Marsham,
1686-1707. Buried at Horsford, Jan. 16, 1707-8.
WISEMAN, EDWARD. Resident student at Trinity Hall,
Aug. 1564.
WISEMAN, FRANCIS. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Lent, 1557-8;
B.A. 1563-4; M.A. from Caius, 1567. Fellow and tutor at
Caius, 1564-5. Ord. deacon (Ely) May 26, 1566. V. of
Whittlesford, Cambs., 1567-8. R. of Graveley, 1568-1613.
Buried there Aug. 21, 1613. Admon., 1613, to his widow.
Father of John (c. 1592). (Venn, 1. 55; J. Crosby.)
WISEMAN, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1629; B.A. 1631-2; M.A. from St Catharine's, 1635; licensed
to practise medicine, 1638; M.D. 1642.
WISEMAN, GEORGE. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Peterhouse, June
29, 1561. 3rd s. of John, of Felsted, and Bradox-in-Wimbish,
Essex. Matric. 1561. Adm. at Gray's Inn, 1564. Of Up-
minster, Essex. Brother of William (1564). (Vis. of Essex,
1634; T. A. Walker.)
WISEMAN, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Clare, Jan. 8, 1682-3.
Of Bozeat, Northants. Doubtless s. of John (1651-2).
Matric. 1683; B.A. 1686-7. Died unmarried before Aug.
1688. Brother of John (1678-9). (T. H. King.)
WISEMAN, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Gonville Hall, Easter,
1544-
WISEMAN, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs., 1556.
Perhaps s. of Richard, of Gt Waltham, Essex. Probably
the John W. who purchased the manor of Bozeat, Northants.,
in 1598. Sheriff of Northants., 1613-4. Married Frances
Kirke, of Bourne, Lines. Died s.p, at Bozeat, Dec. 11, 1615.
(T. H. King.)
WISEMAN, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Clare, Michs. 1567.
One of these names V. of Newnham, Herts., 1571-9; died
1579-
WISEMAN, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Jesus, c. 1592. S. of
Francis (1557-8). B.A. 1595-6; M.A. 1599. Esquire BedeU,
c. 1605-24. Also held the appointment of vintner. One
of the executors to the will of Dr Perse, in 1615. Died
June, 1625. Will proved (V.C.C.) June 20, 1625. Father of
John (1624). (A. Gray; H. P. Stokes, Esquire Bedells.)
WISEMAN, JOHN. Matric. FeU.-Com. from St John's, Easter,
1612. Probably s. of Thomas, of Gt Canfield, Essex. B.A.
1614. Probably adm. at Lincoln's Inn, May 5, 1612. Prob-
ably brother of William (1614).
WISEMAN, JOHN. Matric. FeU.-Com. from St John's, Easter,
1620. Doubtless s. and h. of Henr>', of Elsenham, Essex,
Esq. B. c. 1604. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, May 10, 1623.
Married Elizabeth, dau. of Richard Smyth, of Strixton,
Northants. Buried Apr. 8, 1637 (as 'Thomas'), at St
Christopher-le-Stocks, London. WQl proved (P.C.C.) Dec. 21,
1637. Probably brother of Richard (1624). (Vis. of Essex,
1634; T. H. King.)
WISEMAN, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Apr. 11, 1624. Of
Cambridge. S. of |ohn (c. 1502), Esquire Bedell. Matric.
1624; Scholar, 1625; B.A. 1627-8; M.A. 1631. Perhaps C.
of Bottisham, Cambs., 1636. Died 1659. (A. Gray.)
WISEMAN, JOHN. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 17) at St John's,
Mar. 15, 1651-2. S. and h. of John (1620), Esq. B. in London.
Bapt. Feb. 3, 1634-5, at St Leonard's, Shoreditch. School,
Newport, Essex. Matric. 1652. Of Bozeat, Northants.
Married Catherine, dau. of Sir Edward Alston, Knt., of East
Bamet, Middlesex, May, i66i. Admon. (P.C.C.) Feb. 12,
1667-8; to Catherine, relict. Father of the next and of Henry
(1682-3).
WISEMAN, JOHN. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Clare, Jan. 9, 1678-9.
Of London. Doubtless s. and h. of John (above), of Bozeat,
Northants. Matric. 1679; M.A. 1682 (Lit. Reg.). Probably
Sheriff of Northante., 1712-3. Buried at Bozeat, Dec. 24,
Wiseman, Thomas
1731. .\dmon. (P.C.C.) 1731-2. Brother of Henry (1682-3).
(T. H. King.)
WISEMAN, JOHN. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 16) at Christ's,
Apr. 8, 1695. S. of Sir WUUam, Bart., of Canfield HaU,
Essex. B. in London. Bapt. Dec. 14, 1679, at St Andrew's,
Holbom. School, London. Adm. at the Inner Temple,
Jan. 23, 1698-9; removed to the Middle Temple, Nov. 22,
1705. His son William succeeded as 5th Bart, in 1751.
(Peile, II. 133; G.E.C., 11. 52.)
WISEMAN, MARK. Adm. pens, at Emmanuf.l, Jan. 14, 1630-1.
Of Essex. S. and h. of Richard, of Gt Wigborough. Bapt.
there, Apr. 23, 1612. Matric. 1631; B.A. 1634. Adm. at
Gray's Inn, Nov. 2, 1639: from Staple Inn. Of HoUingbounie,
Kent, Esq. Married (i) Elizabeth, dau. of William Hoo, of
Paul's Walden, Herts.; (2) Elizabeth, dau. of Sir John
Fowle, of Kent, Knt. -WUl proved (P.C.C.) Oct. 7, 1670.
(Vis. of Kent. 1663; T. H. King.)
WISEMAN, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Lent,
1579-80.
WISEMAN, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, 1597-8.
2nd s. of Richard, of Torrell's HaU, Essex. Adm. at Lincoln's
Inn, Aor. is, 1599. Called to the Bar, 1609. Knighted,
Feb. 16, 1618-9. Of Torrell's Hall. Married (i) a dau. of
Henry Hewett, Esq.; (2) Lucy, dau. 01 Sir Thomas Griffin,
of Bravbrooke Castle, Northants. Died Jan. 30, 1654.
Brother of Robert (1594), father of Richard (1647) and
Robert (1642). (Vis. of Essex, 1612, 1634; T. A. Walker.)
WISEMAN, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1624. Of Essex. Probably 2nd s. of Henry, of Elsenham,
Essex. B.A. 1627-8; M.A. 1631. FeUow, 1630. Probably
adm. at Gray's Inn, Nov. 3, 1637. Living, Feb. 18, 1651-2,
when he proved his father's will. Probably brother of John
(1620). (Northants. N. and Q., N.S., v. 123.)
WYSEMAN, RICHARD. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 15) at Sidney,
Oct. 15, 1647. 2nd s. of Sir Richard (1597-8), Knt., of
TorreU's HaU. B. at WUlingale, Essex. School, Bishop's
Stortford (Thos. Leigh). Matric. 1648. Of TorreU's HaU.
Knighted, June 21, 1660. Married Elizabeth, dau. of John
Towse, of London. Dead in 1688. Brother of Robert (1642).
(Vis. of Essex, 1634; Morant, 11. 479.)
WISEMAN, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Gonville Hall,
Easter, 1544.
WISEMAN, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, May 11,
1594. S. and h. of Richard, of TorreU's HaU, Essex; gold-
smith, of London. Matric. c. 1594. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn,
July I, 1598. Knighted, June 2 6. 1 61 6. Donor to the CoUege
Chapel, 1629. Died unmarried, May 11, 1641, aged 64.
Wm (P.C.C.) 1641. Brother of Richard (1597-8). (T. A.
Walker, 18; Vis. of Essex, 1634.)
WISEMAN, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Trinity Hall,
Michs. 1628. 7th s. of Sir Thomas (? 1584-5), of Rivenhall,
Essex, Knt. Scholar, 1628; LL.B. 1634; LL.D. 1639. FeUow,
1631-53. Adm. advocate, July 14, 1663. Dean of the Arches.
Vicar-General, 1672. King's Advocate-General. Knighted,
May 9, 1661. Married as his 2nd wife, Elizabeth, dau. of
Dudley. Lord North. Died s.p., Aug. 17, 1684, aged 74.
Buried at St Benet's, Paul's Wharf, London. M.I. (Coote;
Le Neve, Knights, 139; G. Mag., l.xiii. 107.)
WISEMAN, ROBERT. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 15) at Sidney,
June 4, 1642. S. and h. of Sir Richard (1597-8), of TorreU's
HaU, Knt. B. at WUlingale, Essex. School, Bishop's
Stortford (Mr Leigh). Matric. 1642. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn,
Jan. 28, 1644-5. Apparently died s.p., his brother Richard
being heir to his father in 1654. Brother of Richard (1647).
(Vis. of Essex, 1634; Morant, 11. 479-)
WYSEMAN, SIMON. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter, 1568.
Probably 2nd s. of Thomas, of Huntingdon. B.A. from Jesus,
1571-2. Adm. at the Middle Temple, Oct. 27, 1584; from
New Inn. (Peile, i. 104.)
WISEMAN, STEPHEN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1552. Probably s. of Thomas, of North-end in Gt Waltham,
Essex. Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1559. Died s./^., Apr. 12,
1567. (Vis. of Essex, 1612; Morant, 11. 390.)
WISEMAN, STEPHEN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, c. 1596.
B. at Debenham, Norfolk. B.A. 1599-1600; M.A. 1603.
Ord. deacon (London) Apr. 15, 1604, age 24. R. of Pettaugh,
Norfolk. P.C. of Pattiswick, Essex. V. of Gt Tey, tiU 1616.
Admon. (Cons. C. London) May 27, 1617, to brother Charles.
WISEMAN, THEOPHILUS. Matric. pens, from Christ's,
Easter, 1617. Probably 4th s. of John, of Stisted, and of
Much Waltham, Essex (by his ist wife EUzabeth Glascock,
of RoxweU). (Peile, i. 317; Vis. of Essex, 1634.)
WISEMAN, THOMAS. Adm. pens, from Peterhouse, Apr. 25,
1572. Probably 2nd s. of Thomas, of Bradox-in-Wimbish,
Essex. Matric. 1572; B.A. 1575-6. Adm. at the Middle
Temple, 1578. Joined the Society of Jesus at Rome, May 26,
1592. Died at St Omers, 1596. Brother of WUUam (1572).
(T.A. Walker.)
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Wiseman, Thomas
WISEMAN, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Lent,
1584-5. Possibly ■;. and h. of Sir Ralph, of Kivenhall, Essex,
Knt. B. c. 1570. Knighted, Apr. 18, 1604. Succeeded his
father Aug. 26, 1608. Married Isabella, dau. of Anthony
Rooper, of Farningham, Kent. Perhaps father of Robert
(1628). S£e^/.O^o«.foi a contemporary namesake. {Morant,
II. 147.)
WISEMAN, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Pembroke,
July 2, 1639. S. of Ralph. B. at Rivenhall, Essex. Matric.
1639. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Aug. 2, 1647.
WISEMAN, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Clare, Oct. 28, 1639.
Matric. 1639; B.A. 1643-4.
WISEMAN, THOMAS. Adm. scholar at Magdalene, Lent,
1641-2.
WISEMAN, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, Sept.
3,1664. S.of Thomas, gent., of Whittlesey, Cambs. B. there.
School, Peterborough (Mr Smith). Matric. 1667; B.A. 1668-9.
Brother of William (1662).
WISEMAN, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse, Michs.
1564. Doubtless 6th s. of John, of Felsted, and Bradox-in-
Wimbish, Essex. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Jan. 28, 1566-7.
J. P. for Essex. Of Mayland, and Maldon. Brother of
George (1561). (T. A. Walker; Vis. of Essex, 1634.)
WISEMAN, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, Apr. 25,
1572. Probably s. and h. of Thomas, of Bradox-in-Wimbish,
Essex. Matric. 1572; B.A. 1575-6. Adm. at the Middle
Temple, 1578. Succeeded his father, 1585. Knighted, July,
1604. Married Jane, dau. of Sir Edmond Hudlestone, Knt.,
of Sawston, Cambs. Brother of Thomas (1572). (Vis. of
Essex, 1634, p. 528.)
WISEMAN, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1614. 2nd s. of Thomas, of Canfield Hall, Essex. B.A.
1617-8; M.A. 1621. Incorp. at Oxford, 1621. Adm. at
Lincoln's Inn, May 10, 1623 (special admission). Succeeded
his brother Robert at Canfield, 1628. Created Bart., Aug. 29,
1628. Sheriff of Essex, 1638-9. Engaged in the service of
Charles I. Married Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Henry Capell, of
Hadham, Herts., Nov. 6, 1628. Buried July i, 1643, at
St Peter's-in-the-East, Oxford. Probably brother of John
(1612). Father of Capel (1654).
WISEMAN, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, Jan. 6,
1620. Of Cambridgeshire. Matric. 1621; Scholar, 1621-6;
B.-'V. 1624-5. Died in College before July 28, 1626. (T. A.
Walker, 18.)
WISEMAN, WILLIAM. Adm. at St Catharine's, 1640. Of
Essex. Perhaps s. and h. of Sir Thomas, of Rivenhall, Knt.
(and Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Isaac Sedley, Bart.). B. c. 1629.
Matric. Michs. 1644; B.A. 1644-5. Migrated to Jesus,
Easter, 1645. Perhaps created Bart., June 15, 1660. If so,
succeeded his father at Rivenhall, 1659. M.P. for Maldon,
1677-9, 1679-80. Married Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Lewis
Mansel, Bart. Died s.^.jn. Buried June 14, 1688, in London.
[This identification may possibly apply to the Wise-
man, adm. Fell. -Com. at St Catharine's, 1646.] (Vis. of
Essex, 1634; G.E.C., in. 41.)
WISEMAN, WILLIAM. Adm. at Trinity, June 10, 1648.
Of Essex. One of these names 's. and h. of William, late of
Gray's Inn, deceased'; adm. at Gray's Inn, Sept. 3, 1649.
WISEMAN, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's,
Sept. 9, 1662. S. of Thomas, yeoman, of Whittlesey, Cambs.
B. there. School, Peterborough. Matric. 1663. Brother of
Thomas (1664).
WISEMAN, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, 1665-6.
One of these names 's. and h. of William, late of Writtle,
Essex, Esq., deceased'; adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Feb. 4, 1668-9.
WISEMAN, . Incorp. from Avignon, 1482-3.
WISEMAN, . Adm. Fell.-Com. at King's, Lent, 1612-3.
WISEMAN, . Adm. Fell.-Com. at St Catharine's, 1646.
WISHART, WISEHART [or SOPHOCORDIUS], GEORGE.
Studied at Corpus Christi, 1538-44, when he returned to
Scotland. B. at Pitarrow, Meams, Scotland, c. 1515- Said
10 have graduated at King's College, Aberdeen. Perhaps
schoolmaster at Montrose. An early reformer; intimate
friend of John Knox. Author, theological. Condemned for
heresy, and burnt at St Andrews, Mar. i, 1545-6- (Masters,
415; Cooper, 1. 88; D.N.B.)
WISKARD, WILLIAM, see WISCARD.
WISSE or WISH, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius,
Sept. 14, 1585. S. of John. Bapt. May 7, 1568, at St Peter
Mancroft, Norwich. School, Wymondham, Norfolk. Scholar,
1586-8; B.A. 1588-9; M.A. 1592. {Venn, i. 125.)
WISTER, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter, 1584.
WISTOWE, ROBERT DE. M.A. V. of Bahraham, Cambs.
Petitioned the Pope for a benefice. {Cal. Pap. Pet., i. 415.)
WiTHERDEN, SaMUEL
WITH, see WYTHE.
WITHAM, ANTHONY. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Michs. 1571.
S. of John, gent., of Cliffe, Yorks. School, Kirby, Yorks.
Migrated to Caius, July 15, 1573, age 18. Adm. at Gray's
Inn, from Staples' Inn, 1575. Of Cliffe, Esq. Will dated
(York) Jan. 7, 1603-4; no probate. To be buried at Manfield.
{Venn, i. 73; Vis. of Yorks., 1585; J. Ch. Smith.)
WITHAM, CUTHBERT. LL.B. 1544-5- S. of Matthew, of
Bretonby, Yorks. R. of Clophill, Beds., till his death, in
1582. R. of Adel, Yorks., 1553-81. R. of Garforth, 1553-81.
Chaplain to Lady Margaret Lennox. Married Dorothy
Walker. Will dated, Aug. 10, 1581. {Surtees Sac., xxxvi,
374; Vis. of Yorks., 1585; W. J. Kaye.)
WITHAM, CUTHBERT. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Magdalene,
Mav 2, 1660. S. of Gilbert (next), R. of Garforth, Yorks.
School, Sherbum. Matric. 1660; B.A. 1663; M.A. 1667.
Ord. deacon (York) Sept.; priest, Nov. 1664. Minister of
Wragby, near Wakefield, in 1679.
WITHAM, GILBERT. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1631 ; scholar from Westminster. S. of Cuthbert, of Garforth,
Yorks. B.A. 1634-5; .M.A. 1638. R. of Garforth, Yorks.,
1644-84. Married Sarah, dau. of John Taylor, of Newland,
at St Michael's, York, Aug. i, 1643. Died 1684-5. Father
of Cuthbert (above). (H. M. Wood.)
WITTAM, JAMES. Adm. pens, (age 20) at Peterhouse, Dec. 7.
1644. S. of Thomas, of Dagenham, Essex, age 16. Matric.
(Magdalen Hall, Oxford) June 12, 1640. Migrated to
Cambridge. Matric. 1644; B.A. 1644-5.
WHITHAM, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 12, 1632.
Of Essex.
WITHAM or WHITHAM, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Trinity,
June 12, 1639. Perhaps s. of Thomas (1601). Matric. 1639;
Scholar, 1641; B.A. 1642-3; M.A. 1646. Ord. priest (by
Bishopof Ardfert) June 17, 1647. R. of Mistley and Manning-
tree, Essex, 1647. R. of Little Bentley, 1648. Perhaps
brother of Thomas (1633).
WITHAM, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Sidney, Aug. 5, 1648.
S. of Peter (next), R. of St Alban's, Wood Street, London.
Schools, Ipswich (Mr Woodside), Braintree (Mr Bound),
Chigworth (Mr Cotton) and St Paul's, London. Matric.
1649; B.A. 1652-3.
WITHAM, PETER. Matric. pens, from Sidney, Easter, 1615.
B. at Stansgate (? Steeple), Essex. B.A. 1618-9; M.A. 1622.
Ord. deacon (London) Dec. 24, 1620, age 23; 'C. of Manning-
tree, Essex'; priest, June 18, 1623. V. of Bradfield, Essex,
1628-33. Intruded R. of St Alban, Wood Street, London,
1646. Brother of Thomas (1601) and father of John (above).
WITHAM, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from St John's. Easter,
1587. Of Lancashire. B.A. 1590-1; M-A- 1594; B.D. 1601.
Fellow, 1593.
WITHAM, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Sidney, May, 1601. B. at
Steeple (? Stansgate), Essex. B.A. J604-5; M.A. 1608; B.D.
1615. Incorp. at Oxford, 1619. Ord. deacon (London) June
10, 1609, age 24. C. of Langford, Essex. R. of Mistley, 1610.
R. of St Mary Woolnoth, London, 1643-4. Buried there
May 3, 1644. Brother of Peter (1615), perhaps father of the
next and of John (1639). {At. Oxon.; Hennessy.)
WITHAM, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1633.
Perhaps s. of Thomas (above). Scholar, 1634; B.A. 1636-7;
M.A. 1640. K. of White Notlcy, Essex, 1653-6. R. of
Chingford, 1657-60. R.ofBirdbrook, 1661-70. R. of Chilton,
Suffolk, 1682-5. Perhaps brother of John (1639), father of
Thomas (1669).
WITHAM, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Pembroke, Oct.
29, 1640. S. of William. B. at Rendlcsham, Suffolk.
WITHAM, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Sidney, May 5,
1669. S. and h. of Thomas (1633), R. of Birdbrook, Essex.
B. at Witham. Schools, Cambridge (Mr Rix) and Waldcn.
WYTHAM, W. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Magdalene, E.istcr,
1567. Possibly William, s. of Henry, of Ledstone Hall,
Leeds. If so, married Elinor, dau. of John Neal, Esq. Said
to have been bewitched to death. Buried May 8, 1593.
{Due. Lead., 240; M. H. Peacock.)
WYTHAM, . Matric. pens, from Nicholas Hostel,
Michs. 1544-
WITHEMAN, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Pkterhoi'SE, July 18, 1595.
Migrated to Emmanuel, Feb. 17, 1505-6; "Scholar'; B.A.
151)8-9; M.A. 1602. Follow of Emmanuel, 1602.
WITHERDEN, SAMUEL. Adm. i>cns. at Qiffns', Nov. 11,
1725. Of Kent. Matric. 1726; B.A. 1729-30- Of Belhcrsdcn,
Kent. Married Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Whitfield. Pied
Oct. 6, 1761, aged 54. Buried at Uelhersden. (H. G. Har-
rison.)
WITHERLEY, see also WETHERLEV.
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WiTHERLEY, HaMMOND
WITHERLY, HAMMOND. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius,
Dec. 28, 1670. S. of Thomas (next), M.D., of London. B. at
Little Walsingham, Norfolk. Schools, Little Walsingham
(Mr Pytts) and Holt (Mr Bambick). Matric. 1671; Scholar,
1671-8; B.A. 1674-5. Buried at Westminster Abbey, Oct. 4,
1717. Brotherof Thomas (1672). (Venn, 1. 442.)
WITHERLEY, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Caius, Apr. 30, 1634.
S. of Wilham, gent. B. Aug. 21, 1618, in the parish of St
Peter, Burlingham, Norfolk. School, in parish of St Stephen,
(? Norwich). Matric. 1634; Scholar, 1635-8; B.A. 1637-8;
M.A. 1641; M.D. 1655. Probably Master of Holt Grammar
School, Norfolk, 1640-4. Hon. FeUow, R.C.P., 1644; FeUow,
1677; Censor, 1683; President, 1684-7; Consiliarius, 1688
and 1692. Knighted. Second physician to James II.
Married Anne Gee at Little Walsingham, Feb. 3, 1655-6.
Referred to by Sir Thomas Browne in Urn Burial as 'my
worthy friend, Dr Thomas Witherley of Walsingham.' Died
Mar. 23, 1693-4. Will, P.C.C. Father of Hammond (1670)
and of the next. (Venn, 1. 312.)
WITHERLEY or WETHERLEY, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 15)
at Caius, Aug. 8, 1672. and s. of Thomas (1634), M.D., of
London. Bapt. Dec. 16, 1656, at Little Walsingham, Norfolk.
School, St Paul's. Matric. 1673; Scholar, 1673-5- Adm. at
Gray's Inn, Dec. 22, 1674. Perhaps his will proved (Norwich
C. C.) 1693; of Beighton, gent. Brotherof Hammond (1670).
(Venn, i. 447.)
WITHERS, see also WHITTER, and WYTHES.
WITHERS, EDMUND. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's, Apr.
27, 1691. S. of Thomas (1658), R. of Halton, Lanes. B. there.
Bapt. Mar. 29, 1675, at Doncaster, Yorks. School, Bingley,
Yorks. Matric. 1691; Scholar, 1693; B.A. 1694-5- Ord.
deacon (York) May, 1695; priest, June, 1699. R. of Rossing-
ton, 1707. Master of Doncaster School, 1707-37. V. of
Owston, 1719-44. Died Aug. 9, i744- Brotherof William
(1692). (Peile, 11. 121; F.M.G., i. 195.)
WITHER, EDWARD. Grace for B.Can.L. 1494-5; perhaps adm.
1498-9.
WITHERS, EDWARD. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius, Jan. 20,
1629-30. S. of Nicholas, grazier, of Leicestershire. B. at
Melton Mowbray. School, Melton Mowbray (Mr Humfrey).
Matric. 1629-30; B.A. 1633-4; M.A. 1637. V. of Wellingore,
Lines., 1649-80. Buried there Oct. 25, 1680. Brother of
Nicholas (1625) and father of John (1670). (Venn, i. 293.)
WITHERS, FABIAN. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs. 1544.
S. of Laurence, citizen, Salter, and alderman, of AU Hallows,
Bread Street, London. R. of Bagborough West, Somerset,
1564-77. Probably V. of Maldon, Essex, 1575-82. Brother
of the next and father of Samuel (1582). (Peile, 1. 36; Vis. of
Essex, 558.)
WITHERS, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1556. S. of Laurence, alderman, of London. Bapt. Aug. 15,
1540, at All Hallows, Bread Street. B.A. 1558-9; M-A- from
Queen's, 1562; Fellow of Queens', 1559-62. D.D. 1572 (Incorp.
from Heidelberg). Perhaps of Corpus Christi in 1561 [this
identification is suggested by Masters and seems probable].
Incorp. at Oxford, 1566. V. of Swaffham Bulbeck, Cambs.,
1562. University preacher, 1563. Archdeacon of Colchester,
1570-1605. R.ofDanbury, Essex, 1572-1605. Died Nov. 25,
1605. Will dated May i; proved (P.C.C.) Nov. 30, 1605.
Brother of Fabian (above) and father of Thomas (1582).
(Masters, 416; Vis. of Essex, 1558; J. Ch. Smith; Al. Oxon.,
where date of death is wrong, but possibly he is confused
with another man.)
WHITHERS, GEORGE. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Clare, Easter,
1612. Perhaps s. of George (above), Archdeacon of Col-
chester. Of Danbury, Essex, gent. (Vis. of Essex, 1612.)
WITHERS, GEORGE. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, July 20,
1617. Perhaps migrated to Corpus Christi (sfe next). Matric.
1617. One of these names s. and h. of Richard, of Hastings,
Sussex; adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 28, 1615-6.
WITHERS, GEORGE. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1618. Of
Kent. Perhaps same as above.
WITHERS, HENRY. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1560.
Probably s. of John, Merchant Taylor, of London. School,
Merchant Taylors' (said to be a student of Peterhouse in
1564). B.A. 1564-5; M.A. from Trinity, 1568; Wythers,
B.D. (Oxford) 1573-4. Incorp. from Oxford, 1587. Fellow
of Trinity, 1565. Incorp. at Oxford, 1569, and again, 1595.
D.D. (Wittenberg) 1592. Probably a student at Geneva
University, c. 1559. V. of Kensington, Middlesex, 1572-
1608. R. of Eynesford, Kent, 1573. R. of St Martin Out-
wich, London, 1574-91. R. of Theydon Gamon, Essex,
1591-1609. Died 1609. Will dated Apr. 5; proved (Cons. C.
London) Apr. 11, 1609. (Al. Oxon.)
WITHER, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Trinity Hall, Dec.
1721; Scholar, 1722-3. Of Alresford, Hants.
Withers, Thomas
WYTHERS, JAMES. Adm. pens, (age iR) at St John's, Mar. 25,
1631. S. of William (1587), R. of Wetheringsett, Sufiolk.
B. at Ickworth. School, Little Thurlow (Mr More). Matric.
1631; M.B. 1637. Perhaps brother of William (1619).
WITHERS, JAMES. Adm. pens, at Queens', June 13, 1663.
Of Suffolk. Matric. 1663; B.A. 166&-7; M.A. 1670. Ord.
deacon (Ely) Dec. 20, 1668.
WYTHERS, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse, Michs.
1554. S. of Fabyan, goldsmith, of London. Bapt. Oct. 27,
1540, at St Mary Woolnoth. Brother of Richard (i554)-
WITHERS, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Caius, Apr. 6, 1619. Matric.
1619.
WITHERS, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1629. Of Norfolk.
WITHER, JOHN. M.A. from King's, 1667. Matric. (Exeter
CoUege, Oxford) May 17, 1659; B.A. (Oxford) 1662-3.
Subscribed for orders at Chester, June 18, 1669. (Al. Oxon.)
WITHERS, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, July 2,
1670. S. of Edward (1629-30), of Wellingore, Lines. B.
there. School, Barthomley. Matric. 1671; B.A. 1673-4.
WITHERS, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar at Trinity, Feb. 24, 1668-9.
Matric. 1670; B.A. 1672-3; M.A. 1676. Incorp. at Oxford,
1676. Ord. deacon (Chester) May 19, 1675; priest, Sept. 23,
1677. Usher at Birmingham Grammar School, Warws.,
1674-88. V. of Westfield, Sussex, 1688. One of these names
C. at Prestwich, Lanes., 1677-85.
WITHERS, MICHAEL. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Nov. 1,
1597. Matric. 1597-
WITHERS, NICHOLAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Sidney, July i,
1625. S. of Nicholas, grazier, deceased. B. at Melton
Mowbray, Leics. School, Melton Mowbray. Matric. 1625;
B.A. 1628-9. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 14; priest, Sept.
16, 1629. Brother of Edward (1629-30).
WITHERS, RICHARD. Adm. at King's (age 18) a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 20, 1526. Of Stogursey, Somerset. Name off,
1528.
WITHERS, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse, Michs.
1554. S. of Fabyan, goldsmith, of London. Bapt. Oct. 19,
1539, at St Mary Woolnoth. Brother of John (1554).
WITHERS, RICHARD. M.A. from Pembroke, 1719- S. of
Joseph, of Manchester. Matric. (Brasenose College, Oxford)
Apr. 14, 1698, age 18; B.A. (Oxford) 1701. V. of Westboume,
Sussex, 1705. (Al. Oxon.)
WITHERS, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Queens', c. 1596.
Ord. deacon (Colchester) Mar. 25; priest. Mar. 29, 1601.
R. of Willian, Herts., 1607-24; 'B.A.' V. of Willen, Bucks.,
1607-53. Died 1653. Will, P.C.C. (Lipscomb, iv. 410;
styled B.A. and Fellow of Queens'.)
WITHERS or WITHER, ROBERT. LL.B. 1656 (Incorp. from
Oxford). S. of William, of Manydown, Hants. School,
Winchester. Matric. (New College, Oxford) Oct. 27, 1643,
age 18; B.C.L. 1651. Fellow of New College, 1646. Adm.
at Gray's Inn, Feb. 7, 1653-4- Barrister-at-Law, 1661.
Admon. (V.C.C.) at Oxford, June 8, 1680. (Al. Oxon.)
WITHERS, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Christ's, Oct. 23,
1690. S. of John. B. at Arkholme, Lanes. Bapt. at Melling,
Jan. 8, 1670-1. School, Lancaster (Mr Lodge). Matric.
1691; Scholar, 1691; B.A. 1694-5; M.A. 1698. Ord. deacon
(London) Dec. 23, 1695. R. of Gateley, Norfolk. Died 1718.
Brother of William (1686). (Peile, 11. 118.)
WITHERS, SAMUEL. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter,
1582. S. of Fabian (1544), R. of Bagborough West, near
Taunton, Somerset. B.A. 1585-6. Subscribed for deacon
and priest (Lincoln) Apr. 20, 1587. Perhaps V. of Cressing,
Essex, 1590-1602; R. of Cohie Wake (sic), 1601-40; Wither.
Died 1640. Will (Cons. C. London) 1640. (PHle, i. 169.)
WITHERS, STEPHEN. B.A. from Trinity, 1603-4; M.A. 1607.
R. of Kelvedon Hatch, Essex, 1607. Perhaps V. of Sheering,
1613-43, sequestered.
WITHERS, THOMAS. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1491.
WITHERS, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Christ's, June, 1582.
Of Essex. S. of George (1556), D.D., Archdeacon of Col-
chester. B.A. 1585-6; M.A. 1589; B.D. 1596. Probably
R. of Fordham, Essex, 1596-7. Buried there Jan. 20,
1616-7. WiU, P.C.C. (Peile, i. 169; Vis. of Essex, 1558.)
WITHERS, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, Sept. 7,
1658. S. of William, yeoman, of Arkholme, Melling, Lanes.
B. there. School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1658; B.A. 1662-3;
M.A. 1666. Signed for deacon's orders (London) Feb. 18,
1664-5; for priest's, June 9, 1666; 'C. of Doddington,
Cambs.' R. of Halton, Lanes., 1677-1706. Benefactor to
school and poor at Halton. Died May 26, 1706. Father of
Edmund (1691) and WiUiam (1692). (R. Stewart-Brown;
F.M.G., I. 195.)
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Withers, William
WITHERS, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1587. Of Suffolk. B.A. 1590-1; M.A. 1594. Ord.
deacon and priest (Rochester) Sept. 21, 1594. R. of Ickworth,
Sufiolk, 1595. Perhaps R. of Fersfield, Norfolk, 1613-47.
R. of Wetheringsett, Sufiolk, 1616-47. Died 1647. Father
of James (1631) and perhaps of the next.
WITHERS, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1619. Of Norfolk. Perhaps s. of William (above).
B.A. 1622-3; M.A. 1626. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Oct. 29;
priest, Oct. 30, 1624. R. of Thwaite, Suffolk, 1632. R. of
Freckenham, Apr. 28, 1647-51. Perhaps brother of James
(1631) and father of the next.
WITHERS, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1648. Of Norfolk. Perhaps s. of William (above).
B.A. 1650-1. V. of Greeting St Peter, Sufiolk, 1663-5;
'B.A.'
WITHERS, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Christ's, Nov. 8,
1686. S. of John. B. at Arkholme, Lanes. Bapt. at Melling,
Aug. 30, 1668. School, Lancaster. Matric. 1688; Scholar,
1689; B.A. 1690-1; M.A. 1694. Fellow, 1692-1709. Proctor,
1707. Ord. deacon (Ely) June; priest, Sept. 1693. V. of
Caldecote,Cambs., 1707-16. Probably V. of Tunstall, Lanes.,
1718-37. Buried there Sept. 4, 1737. Will (Archd. Rich-
mond) 1737. Brother of Robert (1690). (Peile, il. 103;
W. H. ChippendaU; M. H. Peacock.)
WITHERS, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Christ's, Aug. 3, 1692.
S. of Thomas (1658), R. of Halton, Lanes. Bapt. there,
Aug. 12, 1677. B.A. 1696-7. Ord. deacon (York) (date lost);
priest, May, 1711. R. of Thrybergh, Yorks., 1723-49.
Master of Rotherham Grammar School. Died Aug. 28,
1749, aged 72. Brother of Edmund (1691) and father of the
next. (Peile, 11. 126; F.M.G., i. 193; M. H. Peacock.)
WITHERS, WILLIAM. Adm. at Christ's, Dec. i, 1732. Doubt-
less s. of William (above), R. of Thrybergh, Yorks. Matric.
1732-3; Scholar, 1734; B.A. 1736-7; M.A. 1740. Fellow,
1738-46. Bunting and Walkhampton preacher and steward,
1740. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 24, 1738; priest, June 17,
1739. R. of Fen Drayton, Cambs., 1745-6. V. of Irthling-
borough St Peter's, Northants., 1746-52. V. of Higham
Ferrers, 1746-52. R. of Rushden, 1746-52. R. of Tankersley,
Yorks., 1752-71. Married Jane, dau. of Samuel Buck, of
Rotherham. Died Jan. 2, 1771, aged 56. (Peile, 11. 227;
F.M.G., I. 193; H. I. Longden.)
WYTHERS, . Adm. Fell.-Com. at Peterhouse, Apr. 20,
1561.
WITHERSTONE, EDWARD. M.A. 1629 (Incorp. from Oxford).
Of Hereford, pleb. Matric. (Oriel College, Oxford) June 21,
1619-20, age 19; B.A. (Oxford) 1622; M.A. 1627. Fellow
of Oriel College. V. of Eltham, Kent, 1635-6. V. of Bishop's
Frome, Hereford, 1636. R. of Little Marcle, 1639. (Al.
Oxon.)
WITHERSTONE, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's,
Jan. II, 1701-2. S. of Richard, lawyer. B. at Hereford.
School, Charterhouse. Matric. 1702; B.A. 1707-8.
WITHERWICK, ALEXANDER. M.Gram., 1507-8.
WITHERWICK or WETHERWICK, MICHAEL. Adm. sizar
(age 17) at Christ's, May 7, 1653. S. of William. B. at
Cottingham, Yorks. School, York (Mr Wallis). Matric.
1653; B.A. 1656-7; Witherwick; M.A. 1661. R. of Kirkby-
Wiske, Yorks., 1660 (presented, but not instituted).
WITHINGTON, see also WIDDRINGTON.
WITHINGTON, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from Magdalene,
Easter, 1635; B.A. 1638-9.
WITHINS or WITHIANS, JOHN. Adm. at King's (age 18) a
scholar from Eton, Sept. 5, 1639. Of London. Matric. 1639;
B.A. 1642-3; M.A. 1647. Fellow, 1642-51. V. of Prescot,
Lanes., 1650-67. Died 1667.
WITHINS or WYTHINS, ROBERT. Adm. FeU.-Com. at
Queens', Apr. 15, 1612. Of Kent. Doubtless s. and h. of
Sir William, of Eltham, Knt. B.A. 1612-3 (on King's visit).
Of Southend, Eltham. (Vis. of Kent, 1619; Hasted, i. 60.)
WITHNALL, EDWARD, see WHETENHALL.
WITHRING, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Queens', June 5, 1648.
Of London.
WITSEY, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Sidney, Feb. 4,
1633-4. S. of William, farmer. B. at Stapleford, Herts.
Schools, Weston (Ri. Pooley) and Hatton (Mr Robinson).
Matric. 1634; B.A. 1637-8; M.A. 1641. Ord. deacon (Lincoln)
Sept. 19, 1641. V. of Gt Wymondley, Herts., 1675-6-
Chaplain to the Earl of Marlborough. R. of Letchworth, in
1675. Died before Nov. 9, 1676. (T. C. Dale; Clutterbuck, 11.
546.)
WITTor WYTTE, WILLIAM. B.Can.L. 1507-8.
WITTER, see WHITTER.
WiTTV, John
WITTEWRONGE, JAMES. Adm. pens, (age 15) at NUcdalene,
Jan. 24, 1687-8; Fell.-Com. Easter, 1688. S. and h.of James,
of Lincoln's Inn, Esq. B. at Harpenden, Herts. School,
St Paul's. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Oct. 12, 1687. One of
these names died Apr. 10, 1728; of Rothamstead, Herts.
(Musgrave.)
WITTEWRONGE, . Adm. FeU.-Com. at Trinity Hall,
Oct. 7, 1736. Name ofl, 1739. Perhaps James, s. of James,
of Harpenden, Herts., Esq.; adm. at Lincoln's Inn, July 12,
1738. Perhaps buried Sept. 28, 1748, aged 28, at Harpenden.
(G.E.C., III. 248.)
WITTON, see also WHITTON.
WITTON, CHARLES. B.A. 1518-9. Of Durham dbcese. M.A.
1522. Ord. deacon (Ely) Apr. 7; priest (Lincoln) June 2,
1520; 'Fellow of Corpus Christi.' Perhaps Fellow of
Christ's until 1538. Perhaps brother of Reginald (1523-4).
WITTON or WYTTON, CHRISTOPHER. B.A. 1512-3. Perhaps
V. of St Bride's, Fleet Street, London, 1551. Died before
Feb. 14, 1551-2. (Hennessy, 113.)
WITTON, CHRISTOPHER. B.A. from St Catharine's, 1597-8.
B. at Deake (? Leake, near Northallerton), Yorks. M.A.
1601. Ord. deacon and priest (London) May i, 1599, age 24.
C. of Gt Sampford, Essex.
WITTON, HENRY. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Sidney, June 16,
1621. S. of William. B. at Nocton, Lines. School, Grimsby.
Matric. 1621. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 8; priest, June 9,
1628; 'B.A.'
WITTON, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1604. Of Cambridgeshire. B.A. 1607-8; M.A. 1611.
WITTON, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter, 1631.
Of Essex. B.A. 1634-5; Wootton; M.A. 1639.
WITTON, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity, May 28,
1709. S. of Richard (1666-7), barrister, of Wakefield, Yorks.
Bapt. Dec. 17, 1691. School, Wakefield. Matric. 1709;
Scholar, 1710; B.A. 1712-3: M.A. 1716. Fellow, 1715. Ord.
deacon (York) Sept. 2; priest, Sept. 23, 1722. R. of Houghton,
Hunts., 1726-32. V. of Throckington, Northumberland,
1740-54. Preb. of York, 1743-52. Of Birthwaite, Lupset,
and Wakefield. Died s.p. Sept. 16, 1754, at Birthwaite Hall.
{F.M.G.,1. 92; G.Mag.)
WITTON, REGINALD. B.A. 1523-4. Of Durham. M.A. 1527.
Fellow of Pembroke, 1524. V. of Surlingham, Norfolk, 1552-
7. Died 1557. Perhaps brother of Charles (15 1S-9).
WITTON, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Sidney, Mar. 22,
1666-7. S. of Joshua, R. of Thomhill, Yorks. Bapt. there,
Oct. 7, 1649. Schools, Thomhill (Mr Wilson) and York.
Matric. 1667. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Nov. 7, 1668. Banister-
at-Law. Of Wakefield, Esq.; J. P. Married Elizabeth, dau.
of Wilfrid Lawson, of Little Usworth, Durham, Esq. Pur-
chased Lupset, near Wakefield. Died Apr. 15, 1718. Buried
at Wakefield. M.I. Father of John (1709). {F.M.G., 1. 92;
Vis. of Yorks., 1666.)
WITTON, WILLIAM. B.A. 1521-2; M.A. 1525.
WITTON, WILLIAM. B.A. 1527-8. Fellow of Queens', 1527-
30.
WITTON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Pbtkrhouse, Mar. 1,
1612-3. Matric. 1613; Scholar, 1616-21; B.A. 1616-7; M.A.
1621. Fellow, 1622. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Dec. 23; priest,
Dec. 24, 1621. R. of Tingrith, Beds., 1638-41.
WITTON, . B.Can.L. 1501-2.
WITTON or WOTTON, . Pens, at Gonville Hall, 1522-5.
Probably William Wotton, Esq.; recoverer of the manor of
Pattisley for the College.
WITTON, . Of King's Hall. B.D. 1525-6; probably
Matthew Wotton or Witton, whom see.
WITTON, . B.D. 1531-2. Possibly Reginald (whom s«).
WITTV, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, May 13, 1631.
S. of Ralph, deceased, of Middleton, Yorks. B. there. School,
Beverley (Mr Pomeroy). Matric. 1631; B.A. 1634-5:. M..\.
1638. One of these names V. of Burley-in-Wharfedale, Yorks.,
1669-1703.
WITTY, JOHN. Adm. sizar at St John's, Apr. 29, 1667. S. of
John, husbandman, of Middleton, Yorks. B. there. School,
Pocklington (Mr Ellison). Matric. 1667; B.A. 1670-1; M.A.
1674. Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1671; priest, Sept. 1675.
V. of Lund, Yorks., 1675-84- K. of Lockington, 1684-1726.
Died July 14, 1726, aged 78. Buried at Lockington. M.I.
WITTY, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, Apr. 17,
1696. S. of Richard, husbandman. B. at Lund, near Bever-
ley, Yorks. School, Beverley (Mr Lambert]. Matric. 1696;
B.A. 1699-1700; M.A. 1711- Ord. deacon (\ork) Sept. 1702;
griest (No.wich) Feb. 1707-8. C. at St Vcd.ist, London,
uried there Jan. 24, 1711-J.
445
Witty, Ralph
WITTY, RALPH. Adm. pens, (age i8) at St John's, May 7,
1659. S. of John, of Londesborough, Yorks. B. there.
School, Pockhngton (Mr Greenwood). B.A. 1662-3; M.A .
from Peterhouse, 1666. Fellow of Peterhouse, 1663. Taxor.
1690. Senior Proctor, 1698-9. V. of Barton, Cambs., 1684-
99. R. of Teversham, 1699-1717. Buried at Little St Mary's,
Cambridge, June 7. 1717- Will proved (V.C.C.) 1717-
(Sloane MS., 4276; T. C. Dale.)
WITTY, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from King's, Easter, 1629.
S. of George, alderman of Beverley, Yorks. Bapt. Nov. 14,
1613, at St Mary's. B.A. 1632-3; M..\. 1636; M.D. 1647.
Licensed to practise medicine, 1641. Incorp. at Oxford,
1680. Practised at HuU and York. Hon. Fellow, R.C.P.,
1680. Married Mary, dau. of Henry Hall, of Lilling, Yorks.
Author, The Scarborough Spa. Died in London, Oct. 1684.
Will proved (P.C.C.) Oct. 23, 1684; 'of St Michael Bassishaw.'
(Munk, 1. 413; Vis. of Yorks., 1665; Genealogist, N.S., xxvi.
105.)
WODELAND, JOHN DE. Scholar at King's Hall; adm.
Jan. 15, 1377-8; Wodelond. Died Oct. 17, 1378.
WODER, ISAAC. Matric. Fell.-Com. from St John's, c. 1593.
Adra. at Gray's Inn, Oct. 16, 1594; of Luxenam (sic), Suffolk.
WODER, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter, 1569.
WODEWESTON, THOMAS DE. Scholar at King's Hall; adm.
Apr. 10, 1349. Died June 28, 1349.
WOFFINDALL, see WOLFENDALE.
WOGAN, HENRY. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 16) at St John's,
Dec. 10, 1655. S. and h. of John, Esq., of Wiston, Pembroke.
B. there. School, Harvey (Mr Prigeot). Matric. 1655. Adm.
at Lincoln's Inn, Feb. 5, 1656-7.
WOGAN, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Peterhouse, June 10,
1669. Of Pembroke. School, Carmarthen. Matric. 1669;
Scholar, 1669; B.A. 1672-3; M.A. 1676. Incorp. at Oxford,
1675. R. of Hubberston, Pembroke.
WOGAN, JOHN. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1686. Of Norfolk.
Doubtless s. and h. of John, of Gawdy Hall, Norfolk, Esq.
Matric. 16S6. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 11, 1686-7.
WOGAN, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June 29, 1731.
Of Norfolk. Doubtless s. and h. of John, of Gawdy Hall,
Norfolk, and of Boulston, Pembroke. B. May 27, 1713.
Matric. 1732. Adm. at the Middle Temple, July 10. 1731.
Of Gawdv Hall, Redenhall, Norfolk, Esq. Married, in Gray's
Inn Chapel, to Elizabeth, dau. of William Sancroft, of
Fressingfield, May 7, 1735. Died May 31, 1778. aged 65.
Buried at Redenhall. M.I. (Davy, xix. 70, 156; A. Gray.)
WOGAN, PHILIP, see WEGAN.
WOGAN, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Trinity, June 5, 1700.
S. of Ethelred, R. of Gumfreston, Pembroke, deceased.
B. c. 1678. Schools, Swansea and Westminster. Scholar,
1701. Tutor in the family of Sir Robert Southwell. Went
to Ireland, 17 10; entered the army and was stationed at
Dublin. Corresponded with Whitefield and Wesley. Married
Catherine Stanhope, Dec. 7, 1718. Retired to Ealing,
Middlesex. Author, religious. Buried Jan. 29, 1758, at
Ealing. For one of these names who died Aug. 1, 1710, see
Le Neve, Knights, 428. (Al. Weslmon.; D.N.B.)
WOLBY, see WOOLBY.
WOOLFE, BENJAMIN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Trinity, Dec. 11,
1749. S. of Ralph of Silvington, Shropshire. School, Burs-
lem. Staffs. (Mr Spencer). Matric. 1750; B.A. 1754; M.A.
1769. Perhaps schoolmaster of Dilhome, Staffs.; will (P.C.C.)
1797.
WOLFE or WULFE, EDMUND. Originally of Cambridge. B.A.
(Oxford) 1526; M.A. (Oxford) 1543. Junior canon of Cardinal
College (Christ Church). Perhaps R. of Britwell Salome,
Oxon., 1561. V. of Abingdon St Helen, Berks., 1561. Admon.
(Archd. Berks.) 1576.
WOOLFE, GEORGE. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Sept. 8. 1697.
Of Cambridgeshire. B.A. 1701-2; M..^. 1705. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) Dec. 23, 1705; priest, Dec. 21, 1707. V. of Leighton
Bromswold, Hunts., 1716-37. Died 1737.
WOLFE, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1569.
WOLF, HUGH. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1450.
Of Kingston, Surrey. M.A. 1459. Ord. sub-deacon (Ely)
Sept. i8, 1456; deacon, Mar. 12, 1456-7.
WOLF, JOHN. M.A. 1488. Proctor, 1490-1.
WOLFE, MATTHEW. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse, 1597-8;
Scholar, 1597-1601; B.A. 1602-3; M-A. 1606. V. of Wins-
combe, Somerset, 1611-45.
WOULFE, MICHAEL. Matric. sizar from Caius, May, 156J.
Buried Mar. 1614, at Gt St Mary's, Cambridge. Will (V.C.C.)
1615. Father of Thomas (1597). (T.A.Walker.)
WOLFE, MICHAEL. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, June 22,
1622. S. of Philip, vintner and inn-keeper. School, Perse
WOLFERSTAN, MlCHAEL
(Mr Lovering). Matric. 1622; Scholar, 1622-9; B.A. 1625-6;
M.A. 1629. Perhaps his will (P.C.C.) 1636; of Gt Dunmow,
Essex, clerk. (Venn, i. 257.)
WOLFE, NICHOLAS. Adm. pens, (age 19) at St John's, Apr. 6,
1720; FeU.-Com. Dec. 12, 1724. S. of Richard, merchant, of
Yorkshire. B. at Bridlington Quay. Schools, Burton Agnes
(Mr Slabber) and Beverley (Mr Johnson). Matric. 1720;
LL.B. 1725. Ord. deacon (York) Aug. 15, 1725; priest, 1728.
V. of Camaby, Yorks., 1728-50. V. of Bainton, and of
Bessingby, 1728-50. P.C. of Wibsey, 1728-44. Preb. of
York, 1732-50. P.C. of Fraysthorpe, c. 1744. Died before
Aug. 29, 1750. (Scott-Mayor, 111. ^^i; Le Neve, Fosii.iii. 225.)
WOLFE, PAYLER. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Sidney, June 18,
1640. S. of Robert, yeoman. B. at Bugthorpe, Yorks.
Schools, Bugthorpe (Edw. Bell), Lippington (Mr ColUnson),
and Scarborough (Mr Penston). Matric. 1640.
WOLF, ROBERT LE. Scholar at King's Hall, 1356. Pro-
moted to a benefice, 1367.
WOLFE, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar at Queens', June i, 1593.
Of Yorkshire. Matric. 1593.
WOLF, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Clare, c. 1590.
WOLFE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Aug. 2, 1597. S.
of Michael (i 561), of Cambridge. Bapt. June 28, 1582, at Gt
St Mary's. School, Cambridge (Mr Edwardes). Scholar, 1599-
1604; B.A. 1600-1; M.A. 1604. Probably C. of Rushworth,
Suffolk, 1603. R. of Stemfield, 1615-23. (Venn,i. 163.)
WOLF, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Christ's, 1579; Scholar;
B.A. 1582-3; M.A. 1586.
WOLF ALL, see WOOLFALL.
WOLFENDALE, JAMES. Matric. pens, from St John's, Lent,
1577-8; B.A. 1580-1; M.A. 1584. Ord. priest (Norwich)
May 16, 1583. R. of Little Whehaetham, Suffolk, 1587.
WOFFINDALL, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Michs.
1616; B.A. 1620-1. Ord. priest (York) 1624. Probably R.
of Whittington, Derbs., 1626. Buried there June 29, 1650.
(Petle, 1. 313.)
WOLFENDON, JAMES. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs.
1570. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Mar. 2; priest. Mar. 16, 1574-5.
V. of Auboum, Lines., 1578. Admon. (Lincoln) 1585.
WOLFENDEN, JAMES. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, May 14,
1664. B. at Rochdale, Lanes. Matric. 1664; B.A. 1667-8;
M.A. 1671; B.D. 1678; D.D. 1684. Fellow, 1670-80. Ord.
priest (Ely) Sept. 24, 1670. V. of Stanground, Hunts., 1680-
5. Died 1685.
WOLFENDEN, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs.
1561. Of Lancashire. B.A. 1565-6; M.A. 1569. Fellow, 1567.
Ord. priest (Ely) Mar. 23, 1566-7. R. of Little Liveroere,
Suffolk, 1582-8.
WOLFERSTAN, see also WOLLASTON.
WOLFERSTAN or WOOLVERSTONE, EDMUND. Matric. pens.
from Pembroke, c. 1590. Perhaps b. at Culpho, Suffolk;
adm. at Gray's Inn, Apr. 20, 1597; late of Barnard's Inn.
Probably brother of Robert (1586).
WOLFERSTAN, FRANCIS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's,
July 4, 1711. 4th s. of Stanford (i66q), R. of Wootton
Wawen, Warws., deceased. B. at Wootton. School, Burton
(Mr Parham). Matric. 1711; B.A. 1714-5; M.A. 1739. Ord.
deacon (London) Dec. 18, 1715; priest (Lichfield) May 24,
1719. R. of Grendon, Warws., in 1738. R. of Drayton
Bassett, Staffs., 1738. Will (P.C.C.) 1759; of Grendon,
Warws. (T. C. Dale.)
WOOLVERSTON, HASTINGS. Matric. pens, from St John's,
Easter, 1584. Doubtless 4th s. of Humphrey, of Statfold,
Staffs. B.A. 1587-8. Married Alice Molde, at Austrey,
Warws., May 19, 1600. Probably his will (Lichfield) 1647.
Brother of the next and of Stanley (1581). (Shaw, 1. 416.)
WOLVERSTONE, HERSEY. Matric. pens, from St John's,
Lent, 1577-8. Doubtless s. and h. of Humphrey, of Statfold,
Staffordshire. Styled 'Captain.' Said to have been at the
taking of Cadiz, 1596. Married Mary, dau. of Ralph Egerton,
of Betley, -Sept. 10, 1593. Died July 28, 1636. Brother of
Hastings (above), and of Stanley (1581). (Shaw, 1. 416.)
WOLVERSTON, HUMPHREY. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse,
Mar. 22, 1576-7. Perhaps s. of Sampson, of Newbold
Verdon, Leics. Bapt. there, July 8, 1559. Matric. 1577.
Married and had issue. (Shaw, 1. 416.)
WOLFERSTON, HUMPHREY. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Christ's,
June 14, 1671. S. of Hersy. B. at Clifton, Staffs. School,
Repton.
WOOLVERSTONE or WOLVERTON, MICHAEL. Adm. pens.
at St Catharine's, Easter, 1636. Of Suffolk. Doubtless
s. of Sampson [Woolverston], late of Woodbridge, Esq.;
adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 27, 1639-40; Woolverston.
446
WOLFERSTAN, ROBERT
WOULVERSTONE, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Christ's,
Michs. 1559. Perhaps of Culpho, Suffolk, Esq.
WOOLVERSTON, ROBERT. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Pem-
broke, Michs. 1586. Probably 'of Culpho, Suffolk, Esq.';
adin. at Gray's Inn, Nov. 7, 1589. Probably brother of
Edmund (c. 1590).
WOLVERSTON or WOOLASTON, SIMON. Adm. at King's
(a^e 18) a scholar from Eton, Aug. 16, 1515. Of St Mary
Magdalen, London. Died in College before 1517. (Harwood.)
WOLFERSTONE, STANFORD. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St
John's, July 5, 1669. 3rd s. of Francis, deceased, of Statfold,
Staffs. B. there. School. Tamworth (Mr Antrobus). Matric.
1671; B.A. 1672-3; M.A. 1676. Incorp. at O.Kford, 1677.
V. of Wootton Wawen, Warws., 1676-98. Manied (i) Isa-
bella, dau. of John Hinckley, D.D.; (2) Susanna, dau. of
John Creed, of Cambridge. Author, Enquiry into the nature
of diseases. Died Sept. 29, 1698. Father of Francis (1711)-
{Scott-Mayor, Pt 11; Burke, L.G.; Al. Oxon.)
WOULVERSTON, STANLEY. Matric. pens, from St John's,
Michs. 1581. Doubtless 2nd s. of Humphrey, of Statfold,
Staffs, (and Katherine, dau. of John Stanley, of Grove,
Notts.). B.A. 1584-5; 'Wolfreston.' Will (Lichfield) 1646;
of CHfton Campvilla. Brother of Heisey {1577-8) and Hast-
ings (1584).
WOLFLETT, see WILFLETT.
WOLGATE, RALPH. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Easter,
1635.
WOLLASTON, CHARLTON. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 17) at
Sidney, Apr. 7, 1708. S. and h. of William (1674), gent.
B. Sept. 8, 1690, in London. School, Charterhouse. Matric.
1708. Adm. at the Inner Temple, Dec. 7, 1709. Of Charter-
house Square, London. Died unmarried, Aug. 6, 1729.
M.I. at Gt Finborough. Will, P.C.C. Brother of Francis
(1712), John (1715-6) and William (1710). (Burke, L.G.;
Nichols, IV. 529.)
WOLLASTON, CHARLTON. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Sidney,
June 18, 1748. S. of Francis (1712), gent. B. 1733, in
London. School, London (private). Matric, 1748-9; M.B.
1753; M.D. 175^. Practised at Bury St Edmunds for some
years. F.R.S., 1756. F.R.C.P., 1760. Physician to Guy's
Hospital, 1762. Harveian Orator, 1763. Married Phyllis
Byam. Died July 26, 1764. Buried at Eltham, Kent. Will,
P.C.C. Brother of Francis (1748). (Munk, 11. 22g; G. Mag.;
L. Mag.)
WOLLASTON, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Si John's,
Easter, 1373. Of Staffordshire. B.A. 1576-7; M.A. 1580;
B.D. 1587. Incorp. at Oxford, 1580. Fellow, 1580-91. Ord.
deacon and priest (Peterb.) May 20, 1583. V. of Madingley,
Cambs., 1585. Died in College, Sept. 28, 1591.
WOOLASTON, EDWARD. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Apr. 21,
1637. S. and h. of Henry (? 1614), of Waltham Abbey,
Essex. Bapt. June 27, 1621. Matric. 1637. Adm. at the
Inner Temple, 1639. Died unmarried, 1651. (Ch^sters of
Chicheley, 569.)
WOLLASTON, FRANCIS. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 17) at Sidney,
Apr. 4, 1712. 3rd s. of William (1674), gent. B. in London,
June 6, 1694. Matric. 1712; LL.B. 1717. F.R.S., 1723-
Of Charterhouse Square, London. Married Mary, dau. of
Dr John Francis %uquier. Died Dec. 27, i774- Will, P.C.C.
Brother of Charlton (1708), etc. and father of the next and
of Charlton (1748). (Burke, L.G.; G. Mag.)
WOLLASTON, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Sidney,
June 18, 1748. S. and h. of Francis (1712), gent. B. Nov. 23,
1 73 1, in London. School, London (private). Matric. 1748-9;
LL.B. 1754. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Nov. 24, 1750. Ord.
deacon, 1754; priest (Chester) Dec. 21, i755- R- of Dengie,
Essex, 1758. R. and V. of East Dereham, Norfolk, 1761-9.
R. of Chislehurst, Kent, 1769-1815. F.R.S., 1769. Pre-
centor of St Davids, 1777. R. of St Vedast, Foster Lane, and
St Michael-le-Queme, London, 1779-1815. Married Althea,
dau. of John Hyde, May 11, 1758. Author, astronomical,
etc. Buried Nov. 7, 1815, at Chislehurst. M.I. Brother of
Charlton (1748). (Burke, L.G.; D.N.B.; H. G. Harrison.)
WOOLASTON, GEORGE. Adm. pens, at Trinity, May 25,
1638. S. and h. of Thomas (1603). School, Market Bosworth,
Leics. Served in the Low Countries. Fate unknown.
(Chesters of Chicheley, 564.)
WOOLESTON, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs.
1614. Probably 3rd s. of Henry, of London, and of Waltham
Abbey, Essex (by his 2nd wife Alice, dau. of William
Wollaston,ofTrescote Grange). J. P. for Essex. Of Waltham
Abbey. Married Ursula, dau. of Dr Samuel I'ox, of Warlies,
Apr. 29, 1617. Buried Feb. 17, 1669-70, at Waltham Abbey.
Probably half-brother of Thomas (1603) and father of
Edward (1637). (Cheslers of Chicheley, 569-79-)
WoLLEY, Charles
WOLLASTON. HENRY. Said to have been adm. as FeU.-Com.
at Trinity, c. 1637 (no record). S. of William, of Oncott,
Staffs., and afterwards of Shenton, Leics. B. 1618. School,
Market Bosworth. Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1639. Of
Finborough, Suffolk. Married Elizalieth, dau. of Thomas
Keightley, of Hertingfordbury, Herts., Esq. Died s.p.,
Mar. 10, 1662-3, aged 44. Buried at Shenton. WiU, P.C.C.
{Chesters of Chicheley, 573; Nichols, iv. 541.)
WOLLASTON, HENRY. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Sx John's,
Oct. 3, 1674- S. of Edward, mercer, of Bishop's Castle,
Salop. B. there. School, Shrewsbury. Matric. 1674; B.A.
1678-9; .M.A. 1682. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Feb. 1680-1.
WOOLASTON, JOHN. M.D. 1693 (Incorp. from Utrecht). B.
in London. Candidate R.C.P., Dec. 22, 1696. Licence
(Faculty Office), Sept. 7, 1694, to marry Mary Rowe,
spinster, of St Helen's, London. Perhaps his will (P.C.C.)
1705; of St Dunstan-in-the-East, London, M.D.; died at
Lisbon. {Munk, i. 516; J. Ch. Smith.)
WOLLASTON, JOHN. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 17) at Sidney,
Mar. 16, 1715-6. 5th s. of William (1674), gent. B. Dec. 21,
1698, in London. Matric. 1716; LL.B. 1717 {Com. Reg.).
Died Nov. 21, 1720. Brotherof Charlton (1708), etc. (Burke,
L.G.; Nichols, iv. 540.)
WOLLESTON, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Queens', Lent,
1577-8. Of Northamptonshire. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
July 17; priest, Sept. 29, 1586. Perhaps his admon. (Lincoln)
1597; of Leake, Lines., clerk.
WOLLASTON, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1603. S. of Henry, of Waltham Abbey, Essex. B. 1587.
Bred to the law. 'Philazer' for Yorkshire. Of Abbot's
Langley, Herts. Married (i) Philadelphia, dau. of John
Vincent; (2) Sabina, dau. of Sir George Aldrych, Knt.,
Apr. 23, i6i8. Died at Shenstone, Staffs., Apr. 1674, aged 87.
Buried there. Probably half-brother of Henry (1614), father
of George (1638). {Chesters of Chicheley, 564; Nichols, iv.
54I-)
WOLLASTON, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Magdalene,
Easter, 1619. One of these names matric. (St Edmund HalJ,
Oxford) June 28, 1620; 'of Salop, pleb.; aged 18.'
WOLLASTON, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Sidney,
June 19, 1674. 2nd s. of William, yeoman. B. Mar. 26,
1659-60, at Coton, Staffs. Schools, Lichfield and Shenstone.
Matric. 1674; Scholar; B.A. 1677-8; M.A. 1681. Assistant
Master at Birmingham School, 1682. Took priest's orders.
Inherited the estate of his kinsman, William Wollaston, of
Shenton, Leics., 1688. Married Catherine, dau. of Nicholas
Charlton, citizen and draper, of London, Nov. 26, 1689.
Settled in Charterhouse Square, London, devoting himself
to literary work. Author, Religion of Nature, etc. Died
Oct. 20, 1724. Buried at Gt Finborough. M.I. Will, P.C.C.
Father of Charlton (1708), Francis (1712), John (1715-6)
and William (1710). {D.N.B.; Burke, L.G.; Chesters of
Chicheley, 565.)
WOLLASTON, WILLIAM. .Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 17) at Sidney,
Apr. 25, 1710. 2nd s. of William (above), gent. B. .Apr. 26,
1693, in London. Migrated to King's. Matric. 1710; B..\.
1713-4. Adm. at the Inner Temple, Dec. 7, 1709. Called
to the Bar, 1715. M.P. for Ipswich, 1733-41. Of Finborough,
Suffolk. Married Elizabeth, dau. of John Francis Fauquier,
Apr. 6, 1728. Died in St James' Square, June 20, i757-
Buried at Gt Finborough. Brother of Charlton (1708), eftc.
and father of the next. (G. Mag.; L. Mag.; H. G. Harrison.)
WOLLASTON, WILLIAM. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Clarf. June 30,
1747. Doubtless s. and h. of William (al)ove), of Finliorough,
Suffolk. B. Feb. 1730-1. School, Bury. Matric. 1747-
Succeeded his father at Finborough. M.P. for Ipswich. 1768,
1774 and 1780. Married Blanche, dau. of Sir Thomas
Hyde Page. Died s.p., Nov. 9, 1797, Tged 66. M.I. at Fin-
borough. {Bury Scliool; S.H.A.H.; Burke, L.G.; Nichols, iv.
542-)
WOLLEY, BOMAN (?). Resident student at Jesus, 1538-9-
WOLLEY, CHARLES. Matric. pens, from Qieens'. Michs. 1639.
Of Lincolnshire. Doubtless s. of William, of Cumlwrworth
(by his 4th wife, Anne, dau. of John Kirkman). Bapt.
May 8, 1619, at Cumbcnvorth. Buried at Nottleham, 1690.
Will dated. Julv 19. 1690; proved, July 31, 1690. Probably
half-brotherof William (1627). {Lines. PeJigrets, 1104.)
WOLLEY, CHARLES. .Adm. sizar at Emmani'el, June 13, 1670.
Of Lincdinshiro. Doubtless 2iul s. of John (and Justina,
dau. of Martin Browne, of Saltflcetby). Matric. 1670; B.A.
1673-4; M.A. 1677. Ord. deacon (London) Mar. 11, X676-7;
priest, May 13, 1678. R. of Nurth Somcrcotes, Lines. Non-
juror. Provd his mother's will, 1695. {Lines. Pedigrees,
1 104; J. H. Overton, Non-jurors.)
447
WoLLEY, Edward
WOLLEY, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1622. 2nd s. of Thomas, of Shrewsbury, Salop, vintner.
B. there. Bapt. at St Julian's, Jan. 31, 1603-4. School,
Shrewsbury. Migrated to St Catharine's. Probably matric.
(again) Easter, 1623; B.A. from St Cathari:ie's, 1625; M.A.
from St John's, 1629. Created D.D. (Oxford) 1642. Incorp.
D.D. at Cambridge, 1664. R. of Adderley, Salop. Received
a patent from Charles I for the wardenship of Manchester
Collegiate Church, but not instituted. R. of Croxton,
Norfolk. Chaplain-in-ordinary to Charles I. V. of Llandrillo,
Denbigh, 1660. A devoted Royalist. Lost his preferments
during the Rebellion. Chaplain to Charles II. R. of Toppes-
field, Essex, 1662-4. Bishop of Clonfert and Kilmacogh,
Ireland, 1665-84. Author, religious. Died 1684. Will,
Dublin. {D.N.B.; Victoria Hist. Lanes., iv. 196.)
WOLLEY, JEROME. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1628.
Of Essex. Perhaps s. of Richard (1578), R. of Widdington,
Essex. B.A. 1631-2; M.A. 1635.
WOLLEY, JOHN. B.A. 1526-7.
WOLLEY or WOOLLEY, JOHN. M.A. 1621 (Incorp. from
Oxford). Matric. (Oxford) June 3, 1614; Scholar of Wadham,
1613-20; B.A. (Oxford) 1616-7; M.A. (St Alban HaU,
Oxford) 1619. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Dec. 23; priest, Dec. 24,
1620. {Al. Oxon.)
WOOLLEY, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar at Trinity, May 20, 1669.
WOLLEY, LIONEL. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, Apr. 20,
1738. Of Sprotbrough, Yorks. Matric. 1738.
WOLLY or WOLLEY, NATHANIEL. Matric. sizar from Corpus
Christi, Michs. 1601. Of Nottinghamshire.
WOLLEY, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Michs. 1578.
B. at St Albans, Herts. Bapt. Jan. 13, 1561-2, at the Abbey.
B.A. 1581-2; M.A. 1585. Incorp. at Oxford, 1585; ' WoUand.'
Ord. deacon (London) Feb. 13, 1587-8, age 25. R. of Wid-
dington, Essex, 1588-1637. Died 1637. Will proved (P.C.C.)
Jan. 17, 1637-8. Perhaps father of Jerome (1628).
WOLLEY, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1589; B.A. 1592-3; M.A. 1596. Perhaps R. of Hindlip,
Worcs., 1620.
WOOLLEY, RICHARD. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1609. Of
Wiltshire.
WOLLEY, RICHARD. Adm. sizar at Queens', Dec. 6, 1663.
Of Essex. Matric. 1664; B.A. 1667-8; M.A. 1671. A curate
in London. Employed as a hack-writer by the well-known
bookseller, John Dunton. Edited the monthly Compleat
Library, c. 1692-4. Perhaps chaplain in the Navy, 1694-6.
(D.N.B.)
WOOLLEY, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's,
June 11, 1739. S. of John, husbandman, of Derbyshire.
B. at Marston Montgomery. School, Repton. Matric. 1741;
B.A. 1742-3. Probably V. of Wingrave, Bucks., 1753-92.
Died May 3, 1792. (Scott- Mayor, in. 501; G. Mag.; E. Mag.)
WOLLAYE, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Easter, 1575,
WOLLEY, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Jesus, c. 1590.
WOOLEY, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Apr. 7,
1637. S. of Robert, gent. (? of St Albans, and of Harpsfield
Hall, Herts.). B. at Maddingley (sic), Essex. School, New-
port (Mr Lea). Scholar, 1638-9. Perhaps adm. at Lincoln's
Inn, Feb. 5, 1634-5. If so, married Anne Pettie, 1639. Of
Harpsfield HaU. {Venn, 1. 325; CMterbuck, i. iii; Victoria
Hist. Herts., 11. 416.)
WOOLLEY, ROBERT. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Queens', May 3,
1676. Of Hertfordshire. Perhaps 2nd s. of Robert, of WeU,
Lincoln, and merchant of London (by his 2nd wife Anne,
dau. of John King, M.D., of St Albans, Herts.). Matric. 1677.
(Lines. Pedigrees, 1103.)
WOOLLEY, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar at Jesus, June 13, 1694.
Of Derbyshire. Matric. 1695; B.A. 1697. See Al. Oxon. for
a contemporary namesake.
WOLLEY, THOMAS. Adm. at Peterhouse, June 7, 1612;
Scholar, 1612-20; Matric. 1613; B.A. 1615-6; M.A. 1619.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1620. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 11;
priest, June 12, 1620. R. of Asterby, Lines., 1621.
WOLEY, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1627. Probably s. of William, of Cumberworth, Lines, (by
his 2nd wife Anne (? Agnes), dau. of Roger Lemyng, of
Bametby). M.P. for Lincoln (sic), 1656. Buried at WeU.
WiU dated Feb. 15, 1676-7; proved, Aug. 18, 1677. Probably
half-brother of Charles (1639) and father of the next. (Lines.
Pedigrees, 1103.)
WOOLLEY, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's,
May 4, 1654. S. of WiUiam (? above), gent., of Claxby, Lines.
B. there. School, WeU with Claxby, near Alford (Mr Alford).
Matric. 1654. (Lines. Pedigrees, 1102.)
WoLRicH, Hugh
WOLLEY, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Queens', Nov. 20, 1688.
Of Middlesex. Possibly s. of Wilham, of London; Lessor of
the Opera House in the Haymarket. Matric. 1688. Possibly
identical with the antiquary and author of a Ms. History of
Derbs., c. 1716. If so, of Derby, Esq. A Spanish merchant;
took part in the war with Spain. Afterwards retired to
Derby. Married Rebecca, dau. of Robert Westbrook, of
Notts. Buried May4, 1718, atStAlkmund's, Derbs. (F.M.G.,
1242; Nichols, III. 907.)
WOLMAN, JOHN. Pens, at Gonville Hall, 1497. Monk from
St Albans.
WOLMAN, RICHARD. Of Corpus Christi. B.Civ.L. 1502-3.
B. at Clavering, Essex. D.Can.L. 1511-2. Principal of St
Paul's Hostel, 1510. Incorp. at Oxford, 1531. Adm. ad-
vocate, Oct. 31, 1514. V. of Brompton Regis, Somerset,
1519-20; of WeUs St Cuthbert, 1519-30. R. of Winford,
1522-4. Archdeacon of Sudbury, 1522-37. V. of Saffron
Walden, Essex, 1524-37. Chaplain to the King. Preb. of
St Paul's, 1527-37. Vicar-General of Bath and WeUs.
Dean of WeUs, 1529. Preb. of Lincohi, i530-7. R- ot High
Ongar, Essex, 1532. Canon of Windsor, 1533. Of the Privy
Council, and Master of Requests. Died 1537. Buried in the
cloister of St Stephen, Westminster. WiU proved (P.C.C.)
Sept. 26, 1537. (Cooper, i. 63; Al. Oxon.; D.N.B.)
WOLMAN, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Caius, Michs. 1559.
R. of ErisweU, Suffolk, 1565-6. Died 1566.
WOLMAN, . D.D. 1493-4. One Dr Walman, capeUanus of
the University, 1547. (Cole, 5883, 75-)
WOLMER, see WOOLMER.
WOLNALL, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, June 19,
1663. Of MattishaU, Norfolk. S. of James, gent., of Whis-
sousett. Schools, GressenhaU (private), TittleshaU (Mr
MarshaU) and Seaming (Mr Burton). Matric. 1663; Scholar,
1663-70; B.A. 1666-7; M.A. 1670. Ord. deacon (Norwich)
Sept. 19, 1669; 'C. of St Helens, Norwich'; priest, June 14,
1674. V. of Heacham, 1674-81. (Venn, i. 419.)
WOLPETT, WILLIAM, see WULPIT.
WOLRICH, see also WORLICH.
WOLRICH or WORLECHE, ARTHUR. Matric. pens, from
Tesus, Easter, 1565. Probably s. of Thomas [Wolrich], of
Alconbury, Hunts. Probably brother of the next, and of
Christopher (1565) and Francis (1558). (Due. Leod., 208.)
WORLEDGE, CHARLES. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Michs.
1558. Probably s. of Thomas, of Alconbury, Hunts. Prob-
ably brother of Arthur (above), etc.
WOORLEIGE, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. pens, from Jesus,
Michs. 1565. Probably 2nd s. of Thomas [Wolrich], cf
Alconbury, Hunts. Married Lady Stafford, widow of Sir
Humphrey Stafiord, Knt. (Due. Leod., 208.)
WOLRICH, COLLINS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Magdalene,
Jan. 22, 1685-6. S. of Collins, chemist, of Salop. B. at
Shrewsbury. School, Bury St Edmunds (Mr Wolrice).
WORLEDGE, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Michs. 1558.
Probably s. and h. of Thomas [Wolrich], of Alconbury,
Hunts., Esq. If so, married Love, dau. of Robert Higham,
of Cowling, Kent, 1572. Perhaps father of Thomas (c. 1591)
and brother of Arthur (1565), etc.
WOLRYCHE, FRANCIS. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Trinity, July 6,
1646. S. and h. of Sir Thomas, of Dudmaston, Salop, Bart.
B. c. 1627. Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1646. Barrister,
1653. Succeeded as 2nd Bart., July 4, 1668. Married
Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Walter Wrottesley, Bart. Died s.p.m.,
June 12, 1688. Buried at Quatt. M.I. Admon., P.C.C.
Brotherof George (1655), John (1653), Roger (1646), Thomas
(1646-7) and WiUiam (1646-7). (G.E.C., 11. 124.)
WOLRYCHE, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter,
1616. S. of Francis, of Dudmaston, Salop. Adm. at the
Inner Temple, Apr. 1616. Officer in King's army in the CivU
War. (Peile, i. 309.)
WOLRYCH, GEORGE. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's, May,
1655. 7th s. of Sir Thomas, of Dudmaston, Salop, Bart.
B. there. School, Stone (Mr Chaloner). Adm. at Gray's Inn,
June 9, 1657. Died s.p. Brother of Francis (1646), etc.
(Peile, I. 566.)
WOLRICH or WORLICH, HATTON. Adm. scholar at Trinity
Hall, June 9, 1666. Of Kent. Doubtless s. and h. of Sir
Tobias (1624), Knt., of Cowling, Kent (and Jane, dau. of
Sir Robert Hatton, Knt.). B. 1647. Matric. 1667; B.A.
1668-9. Married Penelope Dale, widow, 1686. Died 1708.
(Due. Leod., 208.)
WORLICHE, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Trinity, c. 1591.
Perhaps s. of Francis (1558), of Alconbury, Hunts. Scholar,
1593. Probably brother of Thomas (c. 1591). (Due. Leod.,
208!)
WOLRIGE, HUGH. B.A. from Trinity, 1646-7.
448
WoLRicH, John
WOLDRIDGE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1609; B.A. 1612-3; M.A. 1616. Perhaps V. of Gamlingay,
Cambs., 1629-43; Worlich.
WOLLRIDGE or WOOLRITCH, JOHN. Adm. at King's, a
scholar from Eton, Aug. 31, 1614. Of Dinmore, Hereford.
S. of Sir John. Matric. 1614; B.A. 1618-9; M.A. 1622.
Fellow, 1617-26. Died of consumption. Buried at Babraham,
Cambs., May 9, 1626. (Harwood, 216.)
WOLRYCH, JOHN. .\dm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's, May 19,
1653. S. of Sir Thomas, Bart., of Dudmaston, near Bridg-
north, Salop. B. there. School, Stone (Mr Chaloner). Matric.
1653; B.A. 1656-7. D.C.L. (Oxford) 1670. Adm. at Gray's
Inn, Dec. 6, 1655. Barrister, i66r. M.P. for Wenlock,
1679 and i68i. Married Mary, dau. of Rev. Matthew
Griffith, B.D. Died before June 12, 1688. Buried at Quatt.
Admon. (P.C.C.) 1690. Brother of George (1655), etc.,
father of the next and of Thomas (1687-8). (Peile, i. 554;
Al. Oxon. (where he is wrongly styled Bart.); Dwc.Leorf., 207.)
WOLRYCH, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 14) at Christ's, Mar. 2,
1687-8. S. of John (above). B. at Dudmaston, Salop.
Matric. 1688; Scholar, 1689. Adm. at the Inner Temple,
May 13, 1687. Died in College. Buried at Gt St Andrew's,
Cambridge, Dec. 19, 1689. M.I. Brotherof Thomas (1687-8).
(Le Neve, Mon., iv. 200; Peile, 11. 107.)
WOLRIGE, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Pembroke, Nov. 12,
1728. S. of Thomas (? 1680-1), of Marazion, Cornwall, clerk.
Matric. 1728; B.A. 1732-3; M..\. 1736. Ord. deacon (London)
Dec. 24, 1732; priest (Exeter) Dec. 25, 1733. V. of Broad-
hempston, Devon, in 1736. V. of Maker, Cornwall, 1736-
Chaplain to Lord Rutherford. Will (P.C.C.) 1776. (T. C.
Dale; J. Ch. Smith.)
WOOLRICH, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June 6,
1632. Of Staffordshire. Matric. 1632.
WOOLRICH or WOLRIDGE. ROBERT. Adm. sizar at Pem-
broke, Nov. 20, 1683. Matric. (Exeter College, Oxford)
Apr. 12, 1679, age 17; 's. of John, of Cuby, Coniw.' (Al.
OXOK.)
WOLRYCHE, ROGER. Adm. pens, at Trinity, July 6, 1646.
Of Salop. S. of Sir Thomas, Bart., of Dudmaston. Adm. at
the Inner Temple, 1646. Brother of Francis (1646), etc.
WORLICHE, THOMAS. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Trinity, c.
1591. Probably s. and h. of Francis (1558), of Alconbury,
Himts. (and Love, dau. of Robert Higham, of Cowling, Kent,
Esq.). If so, married Frances, dau. of William Wickham,
Bishop of Winchester. Doubtless father of Tobias (1624).
{Due. Leod., 208.)
WOLRYCHE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1614; Walrich. S. and h. of Francis, of Dudmaston, Salop.
B. 1598, at Worfield. Adm. at the Inner Temple, Oct. 11,
1615. Succeeded his father in 1614. M.P. for Wenlock,
1621-2, 1624-5 and 1625. Colonel in the Royal Army during
the Civil Wars. Knighted, July 22, 1641. Created Bart.,
Aug. 4, 1641. Married Ursula, dau. of Thomas Otley, of
Pitchford, Salop. Died July 4, 1668. Buried at St Chad's,
Shrewsbury. Brother of George (1616), father of Francis
(1646), George (1655), John (1653), Roger (1646), Thomas
(1646-7) and WiUiam (1646-7). (G.E.C., 11. 124.)
WOLRYCH, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 14) at Christ's, Feb. 13,
1646-7. 4th s. of Sir Thomas, Bart. B. at Dudmaston,
Salop. School, Shrewsbury (Mr Chaloner). B.A. 1650-1;
M.A. 1654. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Nov. 6, 1648. Died before
1688. Brotherof Francis (1646), etc. (Peile, i. $12.)
WOOLRICH, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Magdalene,
May 7, 1660. S. of Richard, of London (and Dorothy
Cressett). School, Charterhouse (exhibitioner). Matric. 1660;
B.A. 1663-4; M.A. 1667. Ord. deacon (Ely) Sept. 24, 1664.
V. of Seasalter, Kent, 1670-99. Died 1699. (Hasted, in. 552;
Al. Carthus.)
WOLRICH, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity Hall, Easter,
1677. Perhaps s. of Henry, of Barnby Hall, near Cawthorne,
Yorks. B.A. 1677-8. Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 22, 1678;
priest, Feb. 1680-1. Perhaps V. of Brotherton, Yorks.
Married EUen, dau. of John Richardson, of Halifax. Died
1689. (Due. Leod., 208.)
WOLRIDGE, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Pembroke,
Jan. 18, 1680-1. S. of Ralph, of Creed, Cornwall, gent.
Matric. 1681; B.A. 1684-5; M.A. 1722. Ord. deacon (Exeter)
May 30, i686; priest. Mar. 8, 1690. R. of Rame, Cornwall.
V. of Mevagissey, 1722. Probably his will (Exeter) 1737;
of Rame, clerk. Probably father of John (1728). (T.C.Dale;
J. Ch. Smith.)
WOLRYCH, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's, Mar. 2,
1687-8. S. and h. of John (1653). B. at Dudmaston, Salop.
Bapt. Apr. 14, 1672, at Quatt. Matric. 1688. Adm. at the
Inner Temple, May 13, 1687. Succeeded his uncle Sir
Francis (1646) as 3rd Bart., June 12, 1688. Married Eliza-
V.A.C. IV. 449
WOLSTENHOLME, JOHN
beth, dau. of George Weld, of WiUcy, Salop. Died May 3,
1701, aged 29. Buried at Quatt. Brother of John (1687-8).
(Peile, II. 107; G.E.C., 11. 124.)
WOOLRIDGE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity,
May 19, 1702. S. of John, of Creed, Cornwall. School,
Plymouth (Mr Bedford). Matric. 1702; Scholar, 1704; B.A.
1705-6; M.A. 1712.
WOLRICH or WORLICH, TOBIAS. Matric. sizar from King's,
Easter, 1624; ' Wooldridge.' Of Buckinghamshire. Doubt-
less s. and h. of Thoraiis (c. 1591), of Cowling, Kent, Esq.
B.A. 1627-8; M.A. from Trinity Hall, 1631; LL.D. 1639.
Fellow of Trinity Hall, 1633-40. Adm. advocate, Feb. 6,
1646-7. Knighted, May 12, 1661; Woolrich. Master in
Chancery. Of Bishopsboume and of Cowling, Kent. Married
Jane, dau. of Sir Robert Hatton, of Hatton House, Holbom,
London, Knt., and of Bishopsboume, Kent. Died 1664.
Father of Hatton (1666). (Due. Leod., 208.)
WOLRYCH, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's,
Feb. 13, 1646-7. 3rd s. of Sir Tliomas, Knt. and Bart. B. at
Dudmaston, Salop. School, Shrewsbury (Mr Chaloner).
B.A. 1650-1; M.A. 1654. Fellow, 1653-60. Adm. at Gray's
Inn, Nov. 6, 1648. R. of Quatt, Salop; resigned, 1672. Will
dated, Apr. 19, 1673; proved, June 4, 1675. Brother of
Francis (1646), etc. (Peile, i. 512; Due. Leod., 209.)
WOLSLEY, JOHN. B.Civ.L. 1533-4. Probably R. of Ecton,
Northants., 1535-57; V. of Wellingborough, 1546-52. Will
dated, Sept. 4, 1557; proved (."^rchd. Northants.) Nov. 4,
1557. (Bridges, n. 144, 151.)
WOULSEY, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1577; B..-V. 1580-1.
WOOLSEY, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Caius, May 9,
1618. Of North Repps, Norfolk. S. of John, husbandman.
School, .\ylsham (Mr Knowles). Matric. 1618; 'Wallsey';
Scholar, 1619-25; B.A. 1621-2; M..\. 1625. Ord. deacon and
priest (Norwich) Dec. 19, 1624. R. of Panxworth, Norfolk,
1628; of Hassingham, 1630, and of Wolterton, 1638. Father
of the next. (Venn, 1. 239.)
WOLSEY, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, Sept. 16,
1651. S. of Thomas (above), clerk, of Wolterton, Norfolk.
B. at Hassingham, Norfolk. School, Norwich (Mr Lovering).
Matric. 1651; B.A. 1655-6; M.A. 1659; B.D. 1666; D.D.
1675. Fellow, 1658. Probably R. of Beechamwell St John,
Norfolk, 1660. R. of Swineshead, Hunts., 1672-1707. R. of
Thomhaugh, Northants., 1672-1707. Archdeacon of North-
ampton, 1680-1707. Buried at Thomhaugh, Dec. 2, 1707.
(Seott- Mayor; Le Neve, Mon., 11. 143; H. I. Longden.)
WOLSON, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1622. Of Cambridgeshire. B.A. 1625-6; M.A. 1629.
Fellow of Peterhouse, 1638-41. Ord. deacon (Pelerb.)
Sept. 23; priest, Sept. 24, 1627. V. of Over, Cambs., 1664-83.
Buried there Oct. i, 1684. (J. Crosby.)
WOLSTANTON, WILLIAM. FeUow of Pembroke, e. 1380.
WOLSTENHOLME, HENRY. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Sidney, Feb.
26,1614-5. S.of John, of London, Esq. Matric. 1615. Adm.
at Gray's Inn, Nov. i, 1616. Died in the wars of the PiUatinate.
Will (P.C.C.) 1626; to be buried at .All Hallows, Barking,
London. Brother of John (1612-3). (Hunter, 11. 214.)
WOLSTENHOLME, HENRY. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Emmanuel,
June 15, 1639. Of Middlesex. Doubtless s. of John (next).
Bapt. May 22, 1623, at St Olave's, Hart Street, London.
Matric. 1639. Died unmarried; slain at the battle of Morston
Moor, July z, 1644. (Ddham, 11. 362.)
WOLSTENHOLME, JOHN. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Sidney, Feb.
26, 1612-3. Doubtless s. and h. of Sir John, Knt., of London,
and of NosteU Priory, Yorks. Matric. 1613. .Adm. at Gray's
Inn, Aug. 13, 1611. A partner with his father in farming
the Customs. M.P. for West Looe, 1625 and 1626; for
Newport, 1628; for Queenborough, 1640. Knighted, May 8,
1633(1;./).). Of NosteU, Yorks. Heavily fined and his estates
sequestered in 1643. Restored to office, 1660, and made
Collector of the Port of London. Created Bart., Jan. 10.
1664-5. Married .Anne, dau. of Sir Roger Dallison. Buried
July 15, 1670, at Stanmore, Middlesex. Brother of Henry
(1614-5) and doubtless father of Henry (above) and of
Thomas (1641-2).
WOLSTENHOLME, JOHN. Adm. Fell. -Com. at Trinity, Mar.
29, 1665. Doubtless s. and h. of Sir Thom.is (1641-2),
2nd Bart, and grandson of John (above). B. e. 1650. Matric.
1666-7. Adm. at the Inner Temple, Jan. 8, 166;. Succeeded
as 3rd Bart., Nov. 1691. M.P. for Middlesex, i(x)5-i70o and
1705-9. Married (1) Mary, dau. of Nicholas Ra\Titon, of
Forty Hall, Enfield; (2) Temperance, widow of Sir Rowland
Alston, Bart., and dau. of Thomas, Baron Crewe of Stone.
Buried Feb. 12, 1708-9, at Enfield. Brother of Thomas
(1673). (G.E.i:., IV. i.)
WOLSTENHOLME, JOSEPH
WOLSTENHOLME, JOSEPH. Matric. pens, from Emmanuel,
c. 1591. B. at Wolstenholme, Rastall (? Rochdale), Lanes.,
c. 1572. B.A. from Magdalene, 1593-4; M.A. 1597. Ord.
deacon and priest (Lincoln) Nov. 2, 1600. V. of Roxton,
Beds., 1603 (presented by Trinity College). Buried there
Nov. 17, 1641.
WOLSTENHOLME, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Mar.
1641-2. Doubtless 3rd s. of John (1612-3) [styled 2nd s. in
G.E.C., but this is apparently an error]. Succeeded his
father as 2nd Bart., July 4, 1670. Married Ehzabeth, dau.
of Phineas Andrews, of Denton Court, Kent, Jan. 31, 1645-6.
Buried in St Margaret's, Westminster, Nov. 16, 1691.
Doubtless brother of Henry (1639) and father of John (1665).
(Betham, 11. 362; G.E.C., iv. 2.)
WOLSTENHOLME, THOMAS. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Trinity,
May 16, 1673. 2nd s. of Sir Thomas, 2nd Bart., and grandson
of John (1612-3). Matric. 1673; M.A. 1675 (LU. Reg.).
Adm. at the Inner Temple, Feb. 12, 1674-5. Succeeded as
6th Bart., Jan. 31, 1723-4. Of Hurley, Berkshire. Married
Mary Hutton. Died Sept. 1738. Buried at Hurley. Brother
of John (1665). [G.E.C, iv. 2.)
WOLSTER, SAMUEL. Matric. pens, from Emmanuel, Easter,
1632.
WOLTERS, STEPHEN, see WALTERS.
WOLTERTON, ROGER. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Caius, July 7,
1602. S. of Nicholas, of Norfolk. School, MattishaU Burgh
(Mr Baldwin). Matric. 1603; B.A. 1605-6; M.A. 1609. Ord.
deacon (Norwich) June 13, 1605; priest, Jan. 25, 1605-6.
V. of Sherborne, Norfolk, 161&-26. {Venn, i. 179.)
WOLVERTON, see WOLFERSTAN.
WOLWARD, JOHN. Servus of Dr Fox, Provost of King's,
1527-8.
WOLWARD, JOHN. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1556. B. at Sawston, Cambs., c. 1539. Matric. 1556; Scholar,
1556; B.A. 1560-1; M.A. 1564. Fellow, 1559-64. Conduct-
Fellow of Eton, 1565. Ord. deacon and priest (London)
Oct. 18, 1560. R. of Puttenham, Surrey, 1567-98. Canon
of Windsor, 1574-98. Preb. of Rochester, 1575-85- R- of
Windlesham, Surrey, 1588. Died at Windsor, 1598. {Cooper,
II. 270; Harwood, 60.)
WULWARD or WOOLWARD, JOHN. Matric. sizar from King's,
Lent, 1591-2; B.A. from Queens', 1593-4; M.A. 1597- Ord.
deacon and priest (St David's) Apr. 17, 1597- R- of Thorpe-
Abbots, Norfolk, 1607-42.
WOOLWARD, THOMAS. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1484.
WOMACK, see WOMOCK.
WOMANSWOULDE, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Christ's,
Michs. 1559.
WOMBWELL, FOLJAMBE. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's,
Oct. 16, 1637. S. of William, Esq., of Wombwell, Yorks.
B. there. School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1637. Of Hemingfleld.
Buried Feb. 13, 1654, at Darfield. Brother of Thomas (1626)
and William (1626). (Hunter, S. Yorks., 11. 124; Vis. of
Yorks., 1665.)
WOMBWELL, GEORGE. Adm. pens, (age 19) at St John's,
June 26, 1721. 2nd s. of William, gent., of Wombwell,
Yorks. B. there. Bapt. Feb. 10, 1701-2, at Darfield. School,
York (Mr Herbert). LL.B. 1726. Ord. deacon (Lincoln)
Dec. 24, 1727; priest (Peterb.) Feb. 18, 1727-8. V. of Bay-
ford, Herts., 1728. V. of Norton, Derbs., 1750-6. Buried
Apr. 26, 1756, at Darfield. {Scott-Mayor, in. 342; J. Ch.
Smith.)
WOMWELL or WOMBOYLE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from
Queens', Michs. 1589. Of Yorkshire. Perhaps 2nd s. of
Thomas, of Wombwell. {Hunter, 11. 124.)
WOMBWELL, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1626. Of Yorkshire. 2nd s. of William, of Wombwell. B.A.
1630-1; M.A. 1634; B.D. 1641. Fellow, 1634-50, ejected.
V. of Wath-upon-Deame, Yorks., 1652-6. Buried Oct. 28,
1661, at Darfield. Brother of Foljambe (1637) and William
(1626). {Vis. of Yorks., 1665.)
WOMBWELL, THOMAS. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1629. Of
Kent. {Ma'-ters.)
WOMBWELL, THOMAS. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 17) at St
John's, June 27, 1648. S. of Wilham (next), Esq., of Womb-
well, near Bamsley, Yorks. B. May 18, 1632, there. Matric.
1648. Of Wombwell, Esq. J. P. Married Martha, dau. of
Sir Thomas Wentworth, of Elmsall, Yorks., June 26, 1655.
Died Aug. 7, 1663. Buried at Darfield. M.L Will, York.
(Hunter, S. Yorks., u, 125; Vis. of Yorks., 1665; J. Ch.
Smith.)
WOMBWELL, WILLIAM. Matric. FeU.-Com. from St John's,
Easter, 1626. S. and h. of William, of Wombwell, Yorks.,
Esq. Of Wombwell, Esq. Married Margaret, dau, of Michael
Wood, Anthony
Wentworth, of Woolley, Yorks., Feb. 11, 1628. Buried
Feb. 4, 1662, at Darfield. WiU, York. Brother of Thomas
(1626) and Foljambe (1637), father of Thomas (above).
(Hunter, S. Yorks.; Vis. of Yorks., 1665.)
WOMER, JOHN. B.A. 1483-4.
WOMOCKE, ARTHUR. Previously at Clare three years.
Adm. pens, (age 20) at Caius, July 8, 1571. S. of William,
of East Dereham, Norfolk. School, East Dereham. Scholar,
in 1572; B..\. 1572-3; M.A. 1576. Ord. priest (Norwich)
July 27, 1578. R. of I.opham, Norfolk, 1578-1607. Buried
there June 18, 1607. {Venn says died s.p., but this is ap-
parently wrong.) Father of Laurence (c. 1593). {Venn, i. 67;
Blomefield, 1. 236; in. 654.)
WOMOCK, ARTHUR. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1622. Doubtless s. of Laurence (c. 1593). B.A. 1625-
6; M.A. 1632. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Sept. 23, 1627; priest,
Sept. 20, 1628. R. of Fersfield, Norfolk, 1642-85. R. of
Quidenham, 1668-85. Died 1685. Brother of Laurence
(1629). {Blomefield, i. 101.)
WOMACK, ARTHUR. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Caius, Dec. 27,
1720. S. of Laurence (1686), R. of Buxton, Norfolk. B.
there. School, Norwich (Mr Reddington). Matric. 1721;
Scholar, 172 1-5; B.A. 1724-5. Ord. deacon (Norwich) June
13. 1731; priest, June 17, 1733. R. of Poringland and Hilling-
ton, Norfolk, 1736-8. Died Aug. 9, 1738. Buried at Poring-
land. Brother-in-law of Francis Blomefield. {Venn, 11. 15;
Blomefield, vi. 441.)
WOMOCKE, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Sept. 11,
1582. S. of Hugh. B. at Dereham, Norfolk. Schools, Dere-
ham and MattishaU. Matric. 1582; B.A. 1586-7; M.A. 1600.
Ord. priest (Norwich) Dec. 5, 1589. R. of Fersfield, Norfolk,
1595-1609. V. of Gt EUingham, 1601-28. R. of Attleborough
(3rd part), 1613-28. Died 1628. Will dated Mar. 20. 1627-8;
proved (Norwich) Nov. 19, 1628. (Venn, i. 115; Blomefield,
I. 525-)
WOMOCK, JOHN. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1 710. Of Norfolk.
Matric. 1711; B.A. 1713-4- Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1715;
priest, 1718. R. of Manby, Lines., 1720. Schoolmaster at
Nottingham.
WOMOCKE, LAURENCE. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
c. 1593. Doubtless s. of Arthur (1571)- B.A. 1597-8; M.A.
1601; B.D. 1609. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Sept. 29, 1600;
priest, Jan. 1, i6oo-i. C. of Lopham, Norfolk; R., 1607. R.
of Fersfield, 1609-42. Will dated May 23, 1652; proved
(P.C.C.) Apr. 26, 1656; of North Lopham, clerk. {Blomefield,
I. 101, says he died 1642, but the will (unless that of another
man) contradicts this.)
WOMOCK, LAURENCE. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Michs. 1629. S. of Laurence (above), and grandson of Arthur
(1571). B.A. 1632-3; M.A. 1636; D.D. 1661 (Lit. Reg.).
Incorp. at Oxford, 1663. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Sept. 21,
1634; priest, July 24, 1662. Preb. of Hereford, 1660-73;
of Ely, 1660. Archdeacon of Suffolk, 1660-83. R. of Hor-
ringer, Suffolk, 1662. R. of Icklingham St James, 1663.
R. of Boxford, 1663-83. Bishop of St David's, 1683-5.
Author, theological. Died at Westminster, London, Mar. 12,
1685-6, aged 73. Buried at St Margaret's. M.I. Will, P.C.C.
Brother of Arthur (1622). (Blomefield, 111. 654; Al. Oxon.;
Masters; D.N.B.)
WOMOCK, LAURENCE. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June 16,
1686. Of Norfolk. Matric. 1686; B.A. 1689-90; M.A. 1693.
Ord. priest (Norwich) May, 1692. V. of Buxton, Norfolk,
1692. R. of Oxnead, till 1709. R. of Caistor-by- Yarmouth,
1709-24. Chaplain to the Earl of Yarmouth. Died Dec. 30,
1724, aged 57. Buried at Caistor. Father of Arthur (1720).
(Davy; Blomefield, xi. 214.)
WOMACKE, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Lent, 1615-6; B.A. 1618-9; M.A. 1632. Ord. deacon
(Norwich) Dec. 19, 1619; priest (Peterb.) June 11, 1620.
Perhaps V. of Buxton, Norfolk, and R. of Caistor (according
to Masters).
WONECCER, PAUL. Adm. sizar at Queens', Nov. 29, 1621;
from the Palatinate. Migrated to Oxford; Wonaker. B.A.
(Jesus College, Oxford) 1623-4; M.A. 1629. (Wood, Fasti;
Al. Oxon.)
WOOD, AMBROSE. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, July i, 1587-
Matric. 1587. Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1592. Of Groby,
Leics.
WOODS, ANDREW. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1602.
Of Salop. B.A. 160S-6; M.A. 1609; B.D. 1616; D.D. 1639.
Fellow, 1610. Probably R. of Warmingham, Cheshire, 1623-
45. Buried there Dec. 19, 1645. (E. Axon.)
WOOD, ANDREW. Matric. pens, from Emmanuel, Michs. 1642.
WOOD, ANTHONY. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1568.
Perhaps of Copmanthorpe, Yorks., in 1597. Died June 1626.
Perhaps father of Robert (1614),
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Wood, Anthony
WOOD, ANTHONY. Matric. pons, from Trinity, Easter, 1606.
WOODS or WOOD, ANTHONY. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St
John's, Oct. 7, 1631. S. of John, gent., of Copmanthorpe,
Yorks. B. at Bolton (? Bolton Percy), Yorks. School,
Hemsworth (Mr Battison). Matric. 1632; Woods; B.A.
1635-6; M.A. 1639. Fellow, 1638-40. Buried at All Saints',
Cambridge, Sept. 21, 1640.
WOODS, ANTHONY. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, July 4, 1635.
Of Derbyshire.
WOOD, ANTHONY. Adm. sizar at Clare, June 26, 1673. Of
Gt Cropwell, Notts. Matric. 1673; B.A. 1676-7.
WOOD, AUGUSTINE. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Lent,
1584-5. Perhaps adm. at Gray's Inn, July 3, 1587; of the
city of Norwich.
WOOD, BARNEYE. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1570.
Perhaps s. of Thomas. One of these names (s. of Thomas),
adm. 1564, to Merchant Taylors' School, together with his
brother William. Probably brother of William (1570).
WOOD, BENJAMIN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Sidney, June 5,
1661. S. of William, farmer. B. at Saddington, Leics.
School, Saddington (Mr Black). Signed for deacon's orders
(London) Sept. 18; 'B.A.'; for priest's, Dec. 18, 1663. V. of
Roydon, Essex, 1668-82. V. of Stanstead-Abbots, Herts.,
1675-82. Died before Mar. I, 1682-3. Will (Cons. C. London)
1682-3; property at Saddington. Brother of Samuel (1645).
{Clutterbuck, in. 247.)
WOOD, CALEB. B.A. 1623 (Incorp. from Oxford). Of Devon,
pleb. Matric. (Balliol College, Oxford) Oct. 15, 1619, age 17;
B.-'V. (Oxford) 1622-3. R- of Stanford-le-Hope, Essex, 1629-
60. Died 1660. Admon. (Comm. London) Apr. 6, 1660
(? 1667).
WOOD, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Christ's,
June 15, 1669. B. at Newton, Yorks. Perhaps s. of Reynold,
of Newton, Wakefield, Yorks. School, Wakefield. Matric.
1669; B.A. 1672-3; M.A. 1676. Ord. deacon (Norwich)
Sept. 1673; priest (York) Feb. 1675-6. C. of Crostwick,
Norwich, 1673. Perhaps brother of Jeremiah (1670).
{Peile, II. 23.)
WOOD, 'CURTOPUS' (COURTHOPE). Adm. pens, at Queens',
Mar. 25, 1645. Of Kent. Adm. at Gray's Inn, June 29, 1646;
'of Harbledown, gent.'
WOODS, DANIEL. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs. 1627.
WOOD, DANIEL. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Pembroke, June 2,
1635. S. of Geoffrey (1600), clerk. B. at Anwick, Lines.
Matric. 1635.
WOOD, EDMUND. Adm. pens, at Queens', June 4, 161 6. Of
Lincolnshire. B.A. 1619-20; M.A. 1624. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) Dec. 17, 1620.
WOOD, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Michs.
1570; B.A. 1573-4; M.A. 1577. Ord. deacon and priest
(Lincoln) July 9, 1582.
WOOD, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Lent, 1581-2 ;
B.A. from Magdalene, 1582-3. Incorp. at Oxford, 1584.
WOOD, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter, 1587.
S. of John, of Sussex (and Pamell Philipott). B.A. 1590-1;
M.A. 1594; B.D. 1602. Fellow (sic). Incorp. at Oxford, 1602.
Ord. deacon (Colchester, for London) Sept. 13; priest,
Sept. 14, 1597. R. of Ringmer, Sussex, 1604. R. of Hamsey,
1605-41. Buried there Dec. 8, 1641. Will, P.C.C. Father
of Edward (1626). (W. C. Renshaw; Vis. of Sussex, 1633-4;
Al.Oxon.)
WOOD, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1602;
Scholar, 1605; B.A. 1606-7.
WOOD, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 14) at Sidney, Apr. 13,
1626. S. of Edward (1587), B.D. School, Lewes. Matric.
1626; B.A. 1629-30; M.A. 1633. Chaplain to the Lord-
Deputy of Ireland. Preb. of Ballyhay (Cloyne), 1634-5.
Died c. Jan. 14, 1634-5. (Ussher's Letters; J. B. Leslie.)
WOOD, ELIAS. Adm. scholar at Emmanuel, Mar. 7, 1602-3;
from Oxford. B. at Dorking, Surrey. Matric. (Christ Church,
Oxford) July 14, 1602. Migrated to Cambridge. Matric.
1603; B.A. 1606-7; M.A. 1610. Ord. deacon (London) Feb.
17, i6io-i, age 26; 'C. of Buntingford, Herts.'; priest,
June 18, 1614. C. of Newport, Essex. R. of Hinxhill, Kent,
1626-41. Died Mar. 1641. (Al. Oxon.; Hasted, u\. 27^.)
WOOD, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, at Sidney, Oct. 3, 1618. B. in
Hertfordshire.
WOOD, GEOFFREY. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, July 9, 1600;
Scholar; B.A. 1603-4; M.A. 1607. Incorp. at Oxford, 161 1.
Ord. deacon (Colchester) Dec. 23, 1604; priest (I.x)ndon)
Sept. 25, 1608. V. of Anwick, Linus., 1612. Married Anne,
dau. of Daniel Cage, of Orcles (? Ockhold), Suffolk, at St
Margaret's, Westminster, May 19, 1614. Will dated 1637;
proved (P.C.C.) 1657-8. Father of Daniel (1635). (Al.Oxon.;
J. Ch. Smith.)
Wood, Howel
WOOD, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Easter, 1567;
B.A. 1571-2. One of these names R. of Springfield -Richards,
Essex, 1572-82; died 1582.
WOOD, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter, 1568.
WOOD, GEORGE. B.A. from Jesus, 1595-6; M.A. 1599. Ord.
priest (Norwich) Dec. 21, 1599, age 26. R. of Gt Thomham,
Suffolk, 1 599-1601.
WOOD, GEORGE. B.A. from Emmanuel, 1599-1600. B. at
Breedon, Leics., c. 1579; M.A. 1603. Ord. deacon (Lincoln)
June 15, 1606.
WOOD, GEORGE. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, Jan. 16,
1645-6. S. of Robert, yeoman, of Barton (sic), Yorks.
B. there. Mar. 8, 1629. School, Doncaster (Mr Benningley).
Matric. 1646. Died July 14, 1662. Buried at Royston.
(M. H. Peacock.)
WOOD, GEORGE. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, Mar. 30,
1723. S. of John, maltster, of Smithies, .Monk Bretton,
Yorks. B. 1704, at Smithies. School, Huddersficld (Mr
Smyth). Matric. 1723; B.A. 1726-7. Ord. deacon (Peterb.;
Litt. dim. from York) Mar. 16, 1727-8; priest (York) Aug. 16,
1730. V. of Royston, Yorks., 1733-81. Died June 17, 1781,
aged 76. (Scott-Mayor, iii. 361; F.M.G., 601; G. -Vfag.)
WOOD, GERARD. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1595.
B. at Lambley, Notts., 1578. Matric. c. 1595; B.A. 1599-
1600; M.A. 1603; B.D. 1610; D.D. 1615. Fellow, 1598-1609.
Ord. deacon (London) .May 26; priest, June 9, 1605. Canon
of Wells. R. of ChildeOkeford, Dorset, 1608-54. Archdeacon
of WeUs, 1611. Died Oct. 1, 1654 (?). Buried at Okeford.
M.I. Father of the next, of Roger (1626) and James (1627).
WOOD, GERARD. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's, May 13,
1635. S. of Gerard (above), Archdeacon of Wells. B. at
Childe Okeford, Dorset. School, Eton. Matric. 1635; B.A.
1638-9; M.A. 1642; D.D. (Lit. Reg.) 1661. Fellow, 1642.
V. of Berrow, Somerset, 1645-62. V. of Hardingham,
Norfolk, 1663-5. R. of East Dereham, till 1664. Brother
of Roger (1626) and James (1627). (Peile, i. 436.)
WOOD, GILES. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Easter, 1569. Ord.
deacon (Ely) Apr. 17, 1575, age 23. R. of Brome, Sufiolk,
1582-1600.
WOOD, HENRY. B.Civ.L. 1476-7. Of Yorkshire. Ord. priest
(Norwich) June 5, 1479. Perhaps Principal of St Nicholas
Hostel, 1484. R. of Rampton, Cambs., 1489; 'LL.B.'
Buried at Rampton. Brother of William (1484-5).
WOOD, HENRY. Matric. pens, from King's, Easter, 1572.
B. at Croydon, Surrey. B.A. from Christ's, 1576-7. Ord.
deacon (London) Sept. 1579, age 26; priest, Dec. 1581.
(Peile, I. 128.)
WOOD, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Magdalene, June 10,
1646. S. of Robert, gent., of London. School, St Paul's.
Matric. 1646. Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1646.
WOOD, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Queens', June 30, 1677. Of
Somerset. Matric. 1677-8; B..'\. 1680-1; M..\. 1684; B.D.
1693. Fellow, 1681-1711. R. of St Botolph, Cambridge,
1700-9. R. of Newton Toney, Wilts., 171 1.
WOODS, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Apr. i, 1703. Of
Salop. Matric. 1703; Scholar, 1704; B.A. 1706-7.
WOOD, HENRY. .■Vdm. pens, at Jesus, June 19, 1707. S. and
h. of Henry, of Barnsley, Yorks., Esq. (by his 3rd wife
Eleanor, dau. of William Simpson, of Sheffield). Matric.
1707. Adm. at the Inner Temple, June 28, 1707. Called to
the Bar, 1714. J. P. for the West Riding. Died unmarried,
Apr. 28, 1741, aged 50. Buried at Barnsley. Brother of
Simpson (I7I7)- (Hunter, 11. 427.)
WOODS, HENRY. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Christ's, Feb. 24,
1708-9. S. of Hamlet. B. at Winwick, Lanes. School,
Winwick (Mr Wright). Matric. 1709; Scholar, 1710-1;
B.A. 1712-3; M.A. 1722. Ord. deacon (London) Sept. 21,
1712; priest (York) Sept. 20, 1713. V. of Lambley, Notts.,
1719. R. of Stanford, 1722. Succeeded his brother John as
R. of Wilford, Notts., 1752-5. Died 1755, aged 66. Brother
of John (1695). (Peile, 11. 172; T. C. Dale.)
WOOD, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Jesus, June 28, 1745. S. and
h. of Francis, of Barnsley, Yorks., Esq. Bapt. there. Feb. 22,
1726-7. Matric. 1745-6; Scholar; B..^. 1748-9; M..\. I75J;
D.D. 1775. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June 2, 1751; priest
(York) Sept. 23, 1753. R- o' HrmswoVth, Yorks., 1763-90;
Lord of the Manor. V. of Halifax, 1776--90. J. P. for the
West Riding. Married Elizalicth, dau. of Ch.>rles Gore, of
Horkstow, Lines. Died Oct. 27, 1790, aged 64. Will, York.
His brother Francis was created Bart. 17S4. (Burke, Peerage;
Hunter, S. Yorks., 11. 427.)
WOODS, HOWEL. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's, Nov. 4,
1034; previously at Jesus. S. of Owen, gent., of UanKW>'van,
Anglesey. Sdiool, St Hilary's, .^ngU-sey (private). h..\.
1636-7; M.A. 1040.
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WOOD, ISAAC. Matric. pens, from Emmanuel, Easter, 1602;
B.A. from Clare, 1606.
WOODE, ISAAC. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter, 1608.
B. in parish of St Margaret Moses, London. B.A. 161 1-2;
M.A. 1615. Ord. deacon (London) Nov. 1615, age 24;
licensed to St Catharine-by-the-Tower. {Peile, 1. 270.)
WOOD, ISAAC. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Trinity, June 24, 1726.
S. of Abraham, of Bury, Lanes. School, Hackney, London
(Mr Ainsworth). Matric. 1726.
WOOD, JAMES. B.A. (? 1594-5); M.A. from Magdalene, 1598;
D.D. 1605.
WOOD, JAMES. M.A. from St John's, 1621. Perhaps pre-
sented by the University to Campsall, Yorks., 1619. Died
c. 1641.
WOOD, JAMES. Adm. pens, (age 14) at Sidney, July 9, 1627.
Of Dorset. 2nd s. of Gerard (1595), D.D., Archdeacon of
Wells. B. at Childe Okeford. Matric. 1628; Scholar of
Trinity Hall, Apr. 2, 1632; LL.B. 1634; LL.D. 1647. Fellow
of Trinity Hall, 1634-44. V. of Berrow, Somerset, 1642-4.
P.C. of Muchelney, 1644-9. Brother of Gerard (1635) and
Roger (1626).
WOOD, JAMES. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's, Nov. 2, 1633.
S. of James. B. at Sittingboume, Kent. Schools, Canter-
bury (Mr Wats), Maidstone (Mr Simons) and Westerham
(Mr Walker). Matric. 1633; B.A. from Trinity Hall, 1638;
M.A. 1643. One of these names minister of Teynham, near
Sittingboume, in 1649. {Peile, i. 430.)
WOODD, JAMES. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, Apr. 6,
1635. S. of William, currier, of Hcmsworth, Yorks. B. there.
School, Hemsworth (Mr Worrall). Matric. 1635; B.A. 1638-9;
M.A. 1642; perhaps licensed to practise medicine, 1646.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Feb. 26, 1642-3; priest, June 16, 1644.
One of these names an ejected minister, died 1688. Perhaps
father of William (1665). {Scott-Mayor, 1. xx.)
WOOD, JAMES. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Christ's, June 22, 1653.
S. of James, minister of Ashton-in-Makerfield, Lanes. B. at
Newton, Lanes. School, Winwick (Mr Gorse). Matric. 1653;
B.A. 1656-7. Minister of Chowbent (or Atherton) Chapel,
Lanes., 1637-62, ejected; returned to Chowbent after the
Act of Toleration, 1689-95. Died 1695. Brother of Samuel
(1648). {Peile, I. 555; E. Axon.)
WOOD, JAMES. Adm. pens, (age 14) at Magdalene, July 4,
1668. S. of James, Esq., of Uttoxeter, Staffs. School,
Uttoxeter. Matric. 1669. Adm. at the Middle Temple,
May I, 1674. Probably father of the next.
WOOD, JAMES. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 10, 1700.
Of Staffordshire. Probably s. and h. of James (above), of
Uttoxeter. Matric. 1701. Probably adm. at the Inner
Temple, July 13, 1704.
WOOD, JEREMIAH. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Magdalene,
Apr. 2, 1670. S. of Re>'nold, of Newton, Wakefield. School,
Wakefield. Matric. 1670; B.A. 1674-5. Perhaps brother of
Christopher (1669).
WOOD [or WODE], JOHN. Student at Cambridge. Secular
chaplain. B.Can.L. (Oxford) 1459. Perhaps Scholar at
King's Hall, 1449-70; B.Civ.L. 1464-5. Probably as B.D.
stipp. for D.D. (Oxford) 1459. Fellow of Merton College,
Oxford, 1442. R. of St Botolph, Bishopsgate, London, till
1461. Archdeacon of Middlesex, 1450-75. R. of Chelmsford,
Essex, 1456. R. of Rivenhall, Essex, 1461. John Wood,
'B.D.,' was preb. of St Paul's, 1465-75. WiU proved (P.C.C.)
Dec. 24, 1475. (Hennessy, Anstey, 620.)
WOOD, JOHN. B.Can.L. 1481-2. Probably of Corpus Christi,
parson of Purley, Essex. Will (P.C.C.) 1527; 'to be buried
in St Dunstan-in-the-West.' Bequest to ' Benet College.'
WOOD, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1552;
Scholar, 1551-5; B.A. 1555-6.
WOOD, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1568;
B.A. 1574-5- Perhaps V. of East Hatley, Cambs., 1575;
WOOD, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs. 1569.
WOOD, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs. 1571.
WOOD, JOHN. Matric. FeU.-Com. from King's, Easter, 1572.
WOOD, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1576-
B.A. 1580-1.
WOOD, JOHN. Matric. pens, (age 13) from Peterhouse, Michs.
1576; probably became Fell. -Com. May 30, 1579. Probably
2nd s. of Edward, of Fulboum, Cambs. B.A. 1579-80.
Probably adm. at Gray's Inn, May 5, 1581. Knighted,
May 20, 1603; a clerk of the Signet. {Vis. of Cambs., 1575;
T. A . Walker.)
WOOD, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1578;
Scholar, 1584; B.A. 1584-5. One of these names V. of
Lenton, Notts., 1592-1623. Buried there Sept. 10, 1623.
(Godfrey, Lenton, 242.)
Wood, John
WOODD, JOHN. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Trinity, Michs. 1580.
WOOD, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1581.
WOOD, JOHN. Matric. pens, from AUgdalene, Easter, 1584;
B.A. 1586-7; M.A. 1590; B.D. 1597; D.D. 1605. Fellow.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1615. Ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.)
June 13, 1591. R. of St Dionis Backchurch, London, 1603-
25. Buried there Oct. i, 1625. Admon. and will (P.C.C.)
Oct. II, 1626. {Hennessy.)
WOOD, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, c. 1595.
WOOD, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, c. 1597.
WOOD, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Queens', Aug. 8, 1598. Of Kent.
WOOD, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter, 1605. Of
Cheshire. B.A. from King's, 1610-1. One of these names
C. of Heighington, Durham; buried there June 26, 1624.
WOOD, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1609;
B.A. 1612-3. FeUowof Trinity, 161 4. V. of Gayton, Norfolk,
till 1657; 'M.A.* Chaplain to the Earl of Dover. Died June
23, 1657, aged 67. Will (P.C.C); proved by his son Robert
(1641). (Le Neve, A/on., m. 30.)
WOOD, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Michs. 1615; B.A.
1618-9; M.A. 1622. One of these names Head Master of
Carlisle Grammar School, 1630-3; M.A. (J. B. Routledge.)
WOOD, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Lent, 1615-6.
Buried at St Sepulchre's, Cambridge, May 3, 1616.
WOOD, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1616.
WOODES, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1623.
Of Huntingdonshire.
WOOD, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Easter, 1625. Matric.
1625; B.A. 1629-30; M.A. 1633. One of these names of Gt
Sandal Magna, Yorks., clerk; will (York) 1669.
WOODES, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1627.
WOODE, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Sidney, Jan. 10, 1626-7. S. of
Thomas. B. at Holmead, Herts. School, Newport (Mr
Hobman and Mr Leigh). Matric. 1627; B.A. 1630-1.
WOOD or WOODS, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Christ's,
June 27, 1636. S. of John. B. at Kendal, Westmorland.
School, Durham'. Matric. 1636; B.A. 1639-40; M.A. 1663.
One of these names V. of St Oswald's, Durham, 1662-6;
V. of Heighington, Durham, 1666-74. Buried there Jan. 18,
1673-4. (Peile, I. 444; H. M. Wood.)
WOOD, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 4, 1637. Matric.
1637.
WOOD or WOODS, JOHN. Adm. at Sr John's, Oct. 7, 1639;
from Oxford. S. of Edward, of Tamworth, Staffs., gent.
Matric. (Oriel College, Oxford) July 12, 1636, age 15.
Migrated to Cambridge. B.A. 1639-40. {Al. Oxon.)
WOOD, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Michs. 1639.
S. of Samuel, of Hopley, Salop. B.A. 1642-3; M.A 1646;
D.D. 1666 {Lit. Reg.). Fellow, until 1662, ejected. Probably
R. of Ewhurst, Sussex, in 1668; R. of Broadwater, with the
chapelry of Worthing, 1668; Chaplain to the King. Died
at Mitton, Salop, Sept. 19, 1692, aged c. 70. Buried at Fitz.
M.I. (Calamy, i. 211; Lambeth Act Bk; T. C. Dale; C. H. L.
Woodd.)
WOOD, JOHN. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Emmanuel, May 24, 1644.
Of Sussex.
WOOD, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's, May 30, 1651.
S. of Richard, druggist, of Chesterfield, Derbs. B. there.
School, Chesterfield. Matric. 1651; B.A. 1654-5; M.A. 1658.
Fellow, 1658-60, ejected. Afterwards preached in Derby-
shire. Died at Norton, Derbs., 1690. {Calamy, i. 208;
Scott-Mayor.)
WOOD, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Trinity, June 11, 1666. Matric.
1666-7; B.A. 1669-70; M.A. 1673. Ord. deacon (Gloucester)
Feb. 27, 1669-70; priest (Chester) Dec. 24, 1671. R. of
Horsted Keynes, Sussex, 1681-1705. Buried there Sept. 14,
1705. (W. C. Renshaw.)
WOOD, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity Hall, Easter, 1667.
WOOD, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, June 15,
1667. 2nd s. of William, yeoman, of SUkston, near Bamsley,
Yorks. B. there. School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1667. Migrated
to Sidney, June 28, 1673. B..\. 1673-4. Probably died
before 1692. (One of these names ord. priest (London) Jan.
25, 1678-9.) {F.M.G., 898.)
WOOD, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Sidney, June 19, 1674; from
Trinity HaU (adm. there, 1673). S. of John, clerk, of Sel-
worthy, Somerset. School, Luckham (Mr Boraston). Matric.
1674; B.A. 1676-7; LL.B. 1680. Perhaps R. of Sampford
Brett, Somerset, 1684-1700. Died 1700.
WOOD, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Magdalene, June 30,
1681. S. of WiUiam, clerk. B. at Toft, Newton, Lines.
School, Caistor. Matric. 1681; B.A. 1686-7. Perhaps ord.
priest (Lincoln) Sept. 25, 1692. V. of Rasen Drax, Lines.,
1692. Schoolmaster there and R. of Snarford.
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WOODS, JOHN. Adni. pens, (age 17) at Christ's, July 13. 1695.
S. of Hamlet. B. at Winwick, Lanes. School, Warrington
(Mr Shaw). Matric. 1696; Scholar, 1696-7; B.A. 1699-1700;
M.A. 1703. Old. deacon (Chester) Sept. 19, 1703; priest
(Lincoln) Mar. 12, 1703-4. R. of Cortlingstoke (Costock),
Notts., 1708. R. of Wilford, Notts., 1733-52. Died 1752,
aged 73. Brother of Henry (1708-9). {Peile, 11. 134.)
WOOD, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's, May 5, 1705.
S. of Robert, deceased. B. at Shrewsbury. School, Eton.
Matric. 1705.
WOOD, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's, June i, 1725.
S. of [? John], attorney, of Yorkshire (perhaps of Copman-
thorpe and HoUinclose Hall). B. at Halifax. School,
Hipperholme (Mr Sharpe). Matric. 1725. Perhaps of Cop-
manthorpe, Yorks. If so, died Nov. 15, 1778. Buried at
Copmanthorpe. {F.M.G., 785.)
WOOD, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Sidney, Apr. 20, 1734.
Only s. of William, fuller, of Tiverton, Devon. School,
Tiverton. Matric. 1735; B.A. 1737-8; M.A. 1742; B.D. 1749.
Fellow, 1742. Taxor, 1745. Ord. deacon (Gloucester, Litt.
dim. from Nonvich) May 26, 1738; priest (Norwich) Sept.
1740. Usher at Lynn Grammar School, Norfolk, 1740.
WOOD, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, May 27, 1741.
S. and h. of John, gent., of Stanwick, Derbs. B. there.
School, Chesterfield (Mr Burrow). Matric. 1743-4; LL.B.
1747. Adm. at the Middle Temple, July 2, 1742. Ord.
deacon (Ely) June 14, 1747; priest (Lichfield) Sept. 24, 1749.
V. of Chesterfield, 1765-81. R.ofBabworth, Notts., 1769-86.
{Scott-Mayor, in. 518.)
WOOD, JOHN. M.A. from Peterhouse, 1751. S. of James, of
Keymer, Susses. Matric. (Brasenose College, Oxford) Oct.
12, 1738, age 19; B.A. (Oxford) 1742. (Al. Oxon.)
WOODS, JONAS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June 16, 1634.
Of Yorkshire.
WOOD, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Sidney, June i8, 1622.
S. of William (? 1588), V. of Greatham, Durham. Bapt. there,
Nov. 3, 1603. School, Durham. Matric. 1622; B.A. 1625-6;
M.A. 1629. Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1627; priest. Mar.
1627-8. Succeeded his father as V. of Greatham, 1627-49.
WOOD, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar at Jesus, June 15, 1635. Of
Suffolk. Matric. 1635; B.A. 1638-9; M.A. 1642. One of
these names R. of Whitby, Yorks., 1669-76.
WOOD, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar at Jesus, May 9, 1669. Of
Yorkshire. Matric. 1669; B.A. 1672-3; Scholar, 1673; M.A.
1676. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 14, 1674; priest (York)
Sept. 1675. Probably V. of Gt Sandal, Yorks., 1679-1718.
Married Elizabeth, dau. of Cyril Arthington, of Milnthorpe,
Sandal. Died Mar. 31, 1718. Buried at Sandal. (M. H.
Peacock.)
WOOD, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Jesus, May 6, 1674.
Of Lancashire. Matric. 1674.
WOOD, JOSIAH. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity, Nov. 23,
1676. S. of Jacob. B. at Uttoxeter,Stafis. School, Uttoxeter.
Scholar, 1679; B.A. i68o-i.
WOOD, LANCELOT. Adm. at Trinity, July 2, 1666. S. of
Richard, clothier, of Hull, Yorks. School, Brandesburton
(Mr Steel). Migrated to Sidney, Feb. 12, 1667-8. B.A. 1669-
70. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 18, 1668-9.
WOOD, LAURENCE. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs. 1580;
perhaps adm. at Corpus Christi, 1583. B.A. from Christ's,
1584-5; M.A. from Magdalene, 1588. Incorp. at Oxford,
1586. B.D. 1609 (according to Masters). (A I. Oxon.)
WOOD, LAURENCE. B.A. from Christ's, 1604-5; M.A. 1608.
V. of Sandbach, Cheshire, 1616-30. Died before Nov. 16,
1630. (E. Axon.)
WOOD, LAURENCE. M.A. from Christ's, 1672; from Brase-
nose College, Oxford. Matric. there, Mar. 30, i666, age 18.
S. of John, of Llandwick, Cheshire. B.A. (Oxford) 1669.
Ord. priest (Lichfield) Aug. 1673. Minor canon of Chester,
in 1682. R. of St Bridget, Cheshire, 1685. V. of St John,
Chester, 1689-1710. Died July 13, 1710, aged 63. M.I. at
St John's, Chester. (Al. Oxon.; Peile, 11. x.)
WOOD, LAURENCE. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 23, 1720.
Of Middlesex. Probably s. and h. of Richard, of London,
gent. Matric. 1720. Probably adm. at the Inner Temple,
Sept. I, 1721.
WOOD, MARMADUKE. Matric. pens, from Michael House,
Michs. 1546. Perhaps R. of Whissonsett, Norfolk, 1567.
V. of Terrington, until 1569.
WOOD, MATTHEW. Adm. pens, at Trinity, May 29, 1654.
Of Yorkshire. Matric. 1654; B.A. 1657-8; M.A. 1671. Ord.
deacon (York) June 2, 1667; priest, June i, 1668. R. of
Bainton, Yorks., 1668-81. Buried at Bainton, Apr. i, i68i.
Father of the next.
Wood, Richard
WOOD, MATTHEW. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Tklwitv, Apr. 17,
1680. S. of .Matthew (above), of Bainton, Yorks. School,
Beverley (Mr Lambert). Matric. 1681; Scholar, 1683; B.A.
1683-4; M.A. 1687. Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 22, 1689;
priest (Durham) Sept. 20, 1691.
WOOD, MATTHEW. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, Mar. 16,
1685-6. S. of Francis, attomey-at-law, deceased. U. at
Ripon, Yorks. School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1686; B.A. 1689-
90; M.A. 1696. Incorp. at Oxford, 1692. R. of Patrick
Broughton, Yorks., 1696-1721. V. of Bowden, Cheshire,
1708-16. (W. J. Kaye; Al. Oxon.)
WOOD, MICHAIAH. Matric. sizar from King's, .Michs. 1602
(impubes); B.A. 1606-7; M.A. 1610; B.D. 1617. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln); priest (London) Dec. 18, 1614. C. of Hadham,
Herts. R. of Gt Oakley, Essex, 1617-27. Married Martha,
dau. of Humphrey Cole (1589).
WOOD, MONTAGU. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, May 27,
1678. Of Nottinghamshire. Probably s. of Montague, of
Woodborough, Notts. Matric. 1678; B.A. 1681-2; M.A.
1685. Adm. at Trinity, June, 1688. Incorp. at Oxford, 1686.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 20, 1685; priest, Feb. 20, 1686.
R. of St Michael Royal, London, 1686, and of St Martin
Vintry, 1703. Canon of Wells, 1705-41. Died July 16, 1741.
Admon. (P.C.C.) Nov. 1743 (s»c)- (•^'- Oxon.; G. Mag.;
T. C. Dale.)
WOOD, MOSES. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter, 1581.
Of Suffolk. B.A. 1584-5; M.A. 1589. Ord. priest (Norwich)
Dec. 21, 1588. V. of Washbrook, Suffolk, 1599. Chaplain
to the Earl of Rutland, 1603. V. of Thrigby, Norfolk, 1604-7.
R. of Stoke St Mary, Ipswich, Suffolk, 1607-26.
WOOD, NATHANIEL. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi,
Michs. 1567; B..\. 1570-1; M.A. 1574. Incorp. at Oxford,
1594. Ord. priest (Nonvich) Oct. 17, 1571; 'title his patri-
mony, M.A.' R. of South Walsham, Norfolk, 1572. Author,
Conflict of Conscience, 1581. (Cooper, i. 453.)
WOOD, NATHANIEL. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Easter, 1586;
Scholar of Emmanuel; B.A. from Emmanuel, 1589-90; M.A.
1593. Ord. priest (Lichfield) Mar. 8, 1595-6. R. of Cadeby,
Leics., i6o6^. Will (Leicester) 1628.
WOODS, NATHANIEL. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Christ's, June
15. 1637. S. of Thomas, clerk. B. at .\cklam, near Yarm,
North Riding, Yorks. School, Beverley (Mr Pomeroy).
Matric. 1637; B.A. 1640-1.
WOOD, NATHANIEL. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, Jan.
26, 1715-6. S. of William, clerk, of Northamptonshire.
Bapt. May 28, 1697, at Gt Houghton. School, Northampton
(Mr Stiles). See Al. Oxon. for a contemporary namesake.
WOOD, NICHOLAS. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Michs. 1583; B.A.
1586-7. Incorp. at Oxford, 1587. Perhaps B.C.L. (Oxford)
1594; supp. for D.C.L. 1598. Fellow of All Souls, Oxford.
WOOD, NICHOLAS. Matric. pens, from Queens', c. 1591. Of
Surrey. B.A. 1594-5; M.A. 1598. Perhaps V. of All Hallows,
Hoo, Kent, 1608. Admon. (P.C.C.) Mar. 24, 160S-9; to
brother Thomas. (Cooper, 11. 272, confuses the two.)
WOOD, NICHOLAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, July 3,
1682. S. of Richard, general dealer. B. at Tonbridge, Kent.
School, Tonbridge (Mr Wood). Matric. 1682; B.A. 1685-6.
Ord. priest (York) June 16, 1689. Perhaps chaplain in the
Navy, 1689. R. of Crawley, Sussex, 1718. (W. C. Renshaw.)
WOOD, NORRIS (?MORRICE). Adm. pens, at Trinity, Sept.
16, 1635. Matric. 1636; B..-\. 1639-40; Norris. Master of
Whitgift's School, Croydon, Surrey, 1648-51.
WOOD, OBADIAH. Matric. sizar from King's, Easter, 1607;
B.A. 1610-1; M.A. 1614.
WOOD, PETER. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Michs. 1567. Ord.
priest (Coventry) July 27, 1572. Age 36 in 1576. V. of
Castle Donnington, Leics., 1571. Will (Leicester) 1612.
WOOD, PETER. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Easter, 1580.
WOOD, R. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Michs. 1559.
WOOD, RALPH. Matric. sizar fa->m Magdalene, c. 1589;
B.A. (? 1594-5); M.A. 1598. Ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.)
June 30, 1594. V. of Clee, Lines., i6o8.
WOOD, RALPH. Matric. pens, from Jesus, c. 1596. One of
these names C. of Burslcm Chapel, Staffs., 1602-4; 'no
preacher, no degree.' (Wm Salt, Arch. Soc., 1915.)
WOOD, RICHARD. Caulio for degree, 1467-8. One of these
nanus K. of ilastwick, Essex, 1478-88; died 1488.
WOOD, RICHARD. Adm. at Corpus Christi. 1554- One of
thi'Si- names R. of Woo<lford, Essex. 1561 -8g; licence
(llisliopof London) Feb. 15, 1574-5, to marrj- Joan Phillpott,
of St Martin Ludgate, spinster. Died 15S9. Will (Cons. C.
London).
WOOD, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Caios, Michs. 1561;
B.A. 1565-6; M..\. from Corpus Christi, IJ69. Perhaps ord.
priest (Norwich) May 23, 1567.
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WOOD, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1562;
Scholar, 1563; B.A. 1565-6; M.A. 1570; B.D. 1577; D.D.
1583. Fellow, 1567. Incorp. at Oxford, i579- University
preacher, 1578. Probably ord. deacon and priest (Lincoln)
Apr. 15, 1576. R. of Merstham, Surrey, 1584-91. Preb. of
St Paul's, 1584. R. of All Hallows, Barking, London, 1585-
91. Preb. of Wells, 1587. Canon of Westminster, 1587-1609.
R. of Bockiiig, Essex, 1591. Canon of Canterbury, 1597-
1609. R. of Stisted, Essex, 1600-9. Died there Sept. 15,
1609. {Cooper, u. 523; Al. Oxon.)
WOOD, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Peterhouse, Easter,
1573; B.A. 1576-7.
WOODD, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Michs. 1588.
6th s. of Peter, of Shinewood, Shenton, Salop. Died s.p.
(One of these names ord. priest (Norwich) Sept. 29, 1599;
'B.A.; aged 30'; C. of North Tiddenham. Perhaps R. of
Wetheringsett, Suffolk, 1595.) Brother of William (1588).
(Pedigree of Woodd.)
WOOD, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from St John's, c. 1594.
Probably B.A. (Brasenose College, Oxford) 1598; 'in orders,
sometime of Cambridge.' One of these names R. of Pannal,
near Harrogate, Yorks., 1600; still there, 1604. Perhaps
V. of Gt MUton, Oxon., 1607.
WOODES, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1627.
WOOD, RICHARD. Adm. Fell.-Com. at St John's, Oct. 16,
1646. S. and h. of Owen, Esq., of Rhosmow, Anglesey.
Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Oct. 7, 1646. Perhaps his will
(P.C.C.) 1658; of Rhosmow, Anglesey, Esq.
WOOD, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Magdalene, Nov. 2, 1646.
S. of Robert, of Hemswell, Lines. Matric. 1646.
WOODS, RICHARD. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, Apr. 30,
1673. Matric. 1674; B.A. 1676-7.
WOOD, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Christ's, Mar. 5,
1724-5. S. of Richard. B. at Askrigg, Yorks. School,
Sedbergh. Matric. 1724-5; Scholar, 1725; B.A. 1728-9.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June i, 1729. {Peile, 11. 210.)
WOOD, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Trinity, Nov. 4,
1726. S. of John, of Dorrington, Shropshire. School, Madeley,
Staffs. (Mr Branker). Matric. 1726-7; B.A. 1730-1; M.A.
1734. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June 4, 1732; priest. May 20,
1733-
WOOD, ROBERT. Fined for non-inception in Can.L. 1448.
WOOD, ROBERT. Adm. at King's (age 18) a scholar from Eton,
Aug. 16, 1515. Of Linton, Cambs. B.A. 1519-20. Fellow,
1518. Ord. priest (Ely) Apr. 23, 1519. V. of Arrington,
Cambs., 1520-36. Died 1536.
WOOD, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Gonville Hall, Easter,
1544. One of these names knighted, Aug. 22, 1578; Mayor
of Norwich. {Venn, i. 33.)
WOOD, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1571.
WOOD, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Peterhouse, Easter,
1575; B.A. 1577-8; M.A. from Magdalene, 1581. Perhaps
R. of Redmile, Leics., 1587.
WOOD, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Lent,
1577-8. One of these names of Little Sandal, Yorks., 1597-
1626; died 1626.
WOOD, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from St John's, c. 1595; B.A.
1598-9-
WOOD or WOODS, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 14) at Caius,
Mar. 1, 1597-8. S. of Thomas. B. at Pulham St Mary,
Norfolk. School, Pulham St Mary (Mr Simonds). Scholar,
1598-1604; B.A. 1600-1; M.A. 1604. Ord. deacon and priest
(Norwich) May 26, 1605. R. of Gt Fransham, Norfolk, 1608.
V. of New Shoreham, Sussex, Sept. 19, 1608. {Venn, i. 164;
W. C. Renshaw.)
WOOD, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Easter, 1614.
Probably s. of Anthony (1568), of Copmanthorpe, Yorks.
B.A. 1617-8; M..\. 1621. Ord. deacon (York) Sept.; priest,
Dec. 1621. Probably R. of Burghwallis, Yorks., 1622
and father of William (1646).
WOOD or WOODES, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius,
Apr. 20, 1619. S. and h. of Robert, gent., of Tharston,
Norfolk. Bapt. Aug. 13, 1601. School, Norwich (Mr Thorn-
ton). Matric. 1619. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Apr. 28, 1619.
Of Bracon Ash, Esq. Married Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Thomas
Richardson, Lord Chief Justice. Died Dec. 31, 1680. Buried
at Bracon Ash. Probably father of Robert (1644) and Thomas
(1641). {Venn, i. 244; Blomefield, v. 85.)
WOOD, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1620.
Of Norfolk. B.A. 1623; U.A. from St Catharine's, 1627.
WOOD, ROBERT. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 17) at Sidney, Apr. 3,
1632. S. of Simon, wooUendraper, of London. B. in Watling
Street. Bapt. Nov. 9, 1613, at All Hallows, Bread Street.
School, Mercers'. Died young. (Vis. of London, i6n.)
Wood, Thomas
WOOD, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Apr. 13, 1641.
S. of John (1609), V. of Gayton, Norfolk. B. at Rougham.
School, Lynn (Mr Bell). Matric. 1641; Scholar, 1642-7;
B.A. 1644-5. Perhaps R. of South Wootton, Norfolk, 1666.
(I'enn, 1. 342.)
WOOD, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1644. Of Norfolk. Probably 2nd s. of Robert (1619), of
Bracon Ash, Norfolk, Esq.; adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Nov. 14,
1646. Probably brother of Thomas (1641).
WOOD, ROBERT. M.A. from Corpus Christi, 1669 {Lit.
Reg.).
WOOD, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Christ's, May 5, 1677. S. of
Robert, of Yorkshire. Matric. 1677.
WOOD, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, Feb. 12,
1727-8. S. of R., druggist, of Salop. B. at Shrewsbury.
School, Shrewsbury. Matric. 1728.
WOOD, ROGER. Matric. pens, from St John's, Lent, 1579-80.
One of these names, 's. of Robert, of Islington, Middlesex,"
adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 5, 1583-4. Perhaps Serjeant-at-
Arms to the King. Died Mar. 18, 1609, aged 46. (Middlesex
Pedigrees; Musgrave, Ob.)
WOOD, ROGER. Matric. pens, from St John's, c. 1593.
WOODE, ROGER. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, June 21, 1594.
S. of Roger, gent. B. at Ashley, Cambs. School, Cheveley
(Mr Jinner).
WOOD, ROGER. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Sidney, May 10, 1626.
S. of Gerard (1595), Archdeacon of WeUs. School, Blandford,
Dorset (Mr Gardiner). Matric. 1626-7; B.A. 1629-30; M.A.
1633. Canon of Wells, 1638, ejected. Perhaps his will
(P.C.C.) 1655; of Alcester, Dorset, clerk. Brother of Gerard
(1635) and James (1627).
WOOD, ROGER. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1664; afterwards
Fell.-Com. Of Surrey. Probably s. of Robert, of Kingston,
Esq. Matric. 1664. Adm. at the Inner Temple, Nov. 4, 1664.
(Vis. of Surrey, 1662.)
WOODS, ROLAND. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Christ's, Dec. 7,
i6g6. S. of Roland. B. at Fordham, Cambs. School, Milden-
hall (Mr John Badcock). Matric. 1697; B.A. 1700-1. V. of
Freckenham, Suffolk, 1705-22; R., 1718-22. Buried there
Jan. 30, 1722-3. (Peile, 11. 136; Fielding.)
WOOD, SAMPSON. Matric. sizar from Queens', Michs. 1589.
Of Leicestershire. B.A. 1592-3; M.A. from Emmanuel,
1596. Incorp. at Oxford, 1599. V. of Fawsley, Northants.,
1601-5, deprived; continued at Fawsley, possibly as curate.
Married Winifred Perkins. Buried May 13, 1625, at Fawsley.
(Al. Oxon.; H. I. Longden.)
WOOD, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age 14) at Caius, June 10, 1645.
S. of William, gent. B. at Saddington, Leics. Schools,
Kibworth (Mr Wright) and Lutterworth (Mr Winterton).
V. of Stanstead Abbots, Herts., 1666-75. Died 1675, at
Roydon, Essex. Admon. Oct. 29, 1675; to brother Benjamin
(1661).
WOOD, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Christ's, June 16,
1648. S. of James. B. at Ashton-in-Makerfield, Lanes.
School, Winwick (Mr Pickering). Matric. 1648; B.A. 1651-2;
M.A. 1655. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June 15; priest, June 16,
1661. Licensed to preach at Pattiswick, Essex, 1662; R.
there, 1672-7. Brother of James (1653). (Peile, l. 521.)
WOOD, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar at Trinity, June 24, 1650. Of
Leicestershire. Scholar, 1652.
WOOD, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 26, 1675.
Of Lincolnshire. Matric. 1675; B.A. 1678-9.
WOOD or WOODS, SETH. Matric. pens, from Magdalene,
Easter, 1626; B.A. 1628-9; M.A. 1632. V. of Lavington,
Lines. R. of St Leonard's, Eastcheap, London, 1650-60,
ejected. Presented in court his presentation to Christ Church,
London, from the Lord Protector, Nov. 13, 1654. (Calamy,
1. 120; N. Moore, Hist, of St Barth. Hosp., 11. 312; Hennessy.)
WOOD, SIMPSON. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Apr. 27, 1717. S. of
Henry, gent., of Bamsley, Yorks. Scholar, 1718; B.A. 1721-
2. One of these names Ensign, 3rd Foot Guards, 1723;
serving with the same rank, 1740. Brother of Henry (1707).
WOOD, TEMPEST. Matric. pens, from Christ's, c. 1593. B.
at Keswick, Yorks., c. 1575- B.A. 1596-7; M.A. 1600. Ord.
priest (by Bishop of Lincohi). C. of Osgodby, Lines. V. of
Lavington (Lenton), 1601. Licensed preacher. Licence
(Lincoln) July 28, 1625, to marry Sara Brian, of Boston,
widow. (Peile, \. 213.)
WOOD, THOMAS. B.D. 1535-6. Franciscan friar. One of
these names, 'B.D.,' was V. of Walthamstow, Essex, 1537;
of South Weald, 1543; R. of Bradwell-on-Sea, 1554; R- of
High Ongar, 1554; Preb. of Westminster, 1554; R. of
HarUngton, Middlesex, 1558; deprived, 1559; V. of Twicken-
ham, 1562; of Isleworth, 1562-6. According to Hennessy
454
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he died 1566. Possibly the man who was nominated Bishop
of St Asaph, just before the death of Queen Mary, 1558.
Deprived of all his preferments. Living as a prisoner in the
Marshalsea, age 80, in 1579. (Browne Willis, Si Asaph;
Hennessy, 446, 229.)
WOOD, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1561;
B.A. 1564-5; M.A. 1568. Licensed to practise medicine from
Jesus, 1575; M.D. 1576. Fellow of Jesus, 1566-71. Perhaps
his will (P.C.C.) 1595; of Ipswich, Suffolk, and of Lees,
Essex, M.D.
WOOD, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Clare, Michs. 1573.
WOOD, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Queens', Lent, 1578-9.
Of Yorkshire. B.A. from Christ's, 1581-2; M.A. 1585.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1583. One of these names (B.A.), R. of
Stoke Trister, Somerset, 1591-1609. Died 1609.
WOOD, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1580.
WOOD, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Michs. 1582;
B.A. 1585-6; M.A. 1589; B.D. 1596. R. of Long Stowe,
Cambs., 1595-1605. Buried there Aug. 27, 1605.
WOOD, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter, 1583;
B.A. 1586-7; M..\. 1590. Ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.)
July 10, 1596. Perhaps R. of Badsworth, Yorks., 1599-
1616; M.A. Perhaps father of Thomas (1605).
WOOD, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Emmanuel, c. 1591.
WOOD, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Jesus, c. 1593.
WOOD, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Christ's, c. 1597.
WOOD or WOODS, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel,
July I, 1507. B. at Beccles, Suffolk. B.A. 1601-2. Ord.
deacon (London) May 26, 1605, age 25. C. of Heriard,
Hants. Perhaps R. of Thurleston, Leics., 1605. Admon.
(Leicester) 1626.
WODDE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Caius, Sept. 12,
1600. S. of Thomas, yeoman, of Little Walsingham, Norfolk.
Bapt. Oct. 20, 1583. School, Holt (Mr WUliams). B.A. 1603-
4. (Venn, i. 172.)
WOOD, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Sidney, June 20, 1605.
Perhaps s. of Thomas (1583). Matric. 1605; B.A. 1609.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1612. M.A. (St Mary Hall, Oxford) 1613.
Perhaps R. of Kirk Smeaton, Yorks., 1615-21. R. of Bads-
worth, 1616-25. Buried there Oct. 21, 1625.
WOOD or WOODS, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel,
Apr. 29, 1609. Matric. 1609.
WOOD, THOMAS. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Queens', May 9, 1610.
Of Suffolk,
WOOD, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Sidney, Apr. 2, 1613. Matric.
1613; B.A. 1616-7; M.A. 1620; B.D. 1627. Fellow. Incorp.
at Oxford, 1621. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) May 27; priest,
May 28, 1 62 1. V. of Milverton Prima, Somerset, 1629-34.
WOOD, THOMAS. M.A. 1621 (Incorp. from Oxford). S. of
Sir John, of Beeston, Yorks., Knt. B.A. (Wadham College,
Oxford) 1616-7; M.A. 1619. Buried at St Peter's, Leeds,
June I, 1649. (Al. Oxon.)
WOODS, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1631. B. at Pulham St Mary, Norfolk. B.A. 1634-5; M..^.
1638. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Sept. 22, 1638; priest, Sept. 25,
1642, age 27. R. of Thorpe-Abbots, Norfolk, 1642-61.
Died 1661. [Blomefield, v. 326.)
WOOD, THOMAS. M.A. 1638 (Incorp. from Oxford). S. of
Thomas, of Hackney, Middlesex, clerk of the spicery to
James I. B. at Hackney, July 22, 1607. Matric. (Christ
Church, Oxford) 1627; scholar from Westminster; B.A.
(Oxford) i63i;M.A. 1634; B.D. i64i;D.D. 1641-2. Chaplain
to Charles I, 1635. R. of Whickham, Durham, 1635; ejected,
and restored, 1660. Canon of Durham, 1660-92. Dean of
Lichfield, 1664-71. Bishop of Lichfield, 1671-92. Married
Grace, sister of Sir James Clavering, Bart. Died Apr. 18,
1692. Buried at Ufford, Suffolk. Will, P.C.C. (Staffs.
Pedigrees; Al. Oxon.; Nichols, iv. 732; Chesters of Chichelcy,
472.)
WOOD, THOMAS. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1641. Of Norfolk.
Probably s. and h. of Robert (1619), of Bracon Ash. U. Aug.
24, 1626. Married (i) Ehzabeth, dau. of Anthony Penning,
Esq., of Essex; (2) Anne, dau. of Thomas Peyton, Esq.,
of Rougham. Died Dec. 2, 1699. M.I. at Bracon Ash. Prob-
ably brother of Robert (1644). {Masters; Blomefield, v. 85.)
WOOD, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Corpus Christi, 1642. Of
Kent. Matric. 1645; B.A. 1646.
WOOD, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, Mar. 27,
1648. S. of Owen, Esq., of Maltracth Bay, near Aberflraw,
Anglesey. B. there. School, Shrewsbury. Matric. 1648.
WOOD, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age i6) at St John's, Nov. 1,
1656. S. of Thomas, deceased, of Grooinbridge-in-Spcld-
hurst, Kent. B. there. School, Claphara, Surrey (Mr Arthur).
Wood, William
WOODE, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Sidney, May 17,
i66i. S. of John, fanner. B. at Doddington, Northants.
School, Strixton (private).
WOOD, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Magdalene, May 5,
1662. S. of Timothy (1635), V. of Gt Sandal, Yorks. School,
Wakefield. Matric. 1662; B.A. 1665-6; M.A. 1669. Master
of Bradford School, Yorks., 1672-98.
WOOD, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Trinity, June 30, 1669. Of
Tonbridge, Kent. Matric. 1669. Migrated to Clare, June i,
1670. B.A. from Clare, 1672-3.
WOOD, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Sidney, July 6, 1676.
Only s. of Thomas, Manciple of the College. B. in Holy
Trinity parish, Cambridge. School, Perse. B.A. 1679-80.
WOOD, THOMAS. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1695.
B. in London. 1678. Matric. 1696; B.A. 1700-1; M.A. 1704.
Fellow, 1699. Assistant Master at Eton. Ord. deacon (Ely)
June 3, 1705; priest, Dec. 22, 1706. R. of Stour Provost,
Dorset, 1713-6. V. of Chiswick, Middlesex, 1717-32. (Har-
wood, 280.)
WOOD or WOODS, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Caius,
May 2, 1700. S. of Henry, shoemaker, of St Michael's,
Comhill, London. B. there. School, Norwich (Mr Burton).
Matric. 1700; Scholar, 1700-7; B.A. 1703-4. Subscribed for
deacon's orders (Norwich) May 19, 1706. (Venn, i. 505.)
WOOD, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, May 14, 1701.
Of Middlesex. School, Derby. Matric. 1701; B.A. 1704-5;
M.A. 1708. Ord. deacon and priest (York) Sept. 1715. R. of
Keyworth, Notts., 1715.
WOOD, THOMAS. M.A. from St John's, 1739. S. of Thomas,
of Tiverton, Devon. Matric. (Exeter CoUege, Oxford) Oct.
10, 1716, age 17; B.A. (Oxford) 1720. Ord. deacon (Exeter)
Sept. 5, 1720; priest, Sept. 23, 1722. Chaplain to Lord
Harrington. V. of Bampton, Devon, 1731-84. V. of Cad-
bury, 1739-84. Died Oct. 5, 1784. WiU, P.C.C. Father of
William (1745). (Scott-Mayor, iii. 503; T. C. Dale.)
WOOD, TIMOTHY. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1635;
B.A. 1638-9; M.A. 1642. Usher of Wakefield School, Yorks.,
1640-5. V. of Gt Sandal, Yorks., 1645; ejected. 1662. After-
wards preacher in Leicestershire. Died at Belgrave, 1680,
aged 63. Father of Thomas (1662). (Ca/amy, 11. 572.)
WOOD, TOBIAS. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1583.
WOOD, TOBY. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs. 1569. S.
of William, of London. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Oct. 20, 1573.
Called to the Bar, 1583. Bencher, 1596. Attorney to Prince
Henry. Married Barbara, dau. of William Bowyer, of Sussex.
Will (P.C.C.) 1611; of St Botolph, Aldgate, London. (PeiU,
I. Ill; Vis. of Essex, 1634.)
WOOD, VALENTINE. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1587. Of Northumberland. B.A. 1590-1; M.A. 1594. Fellow,
1593. V. of Kirkby Wiske, Yorks., 1598-1643. Perhaps
father of William (1615).
WOOD, W. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter, 1563.
WOOD, W. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs. 1565.
WOOD, WALTER. 'Clerk; late student at Cambridge';
licensed preacher by Archbishop of York, Aug. 1612.
WOOD, WHITTINGHAM. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Corpus
Christi, Easter, 1632. Of Kent. Probably s. of Whitlingham,
of Bromley, Kent. Of Ash. Married Grace, dau. of Thomas
St Nicholas, of Ash, Kent, in 1655. Died 1656, aged 42.
M.I. at Ash. (Hasted, in. 692.)
WOOD, WILLIAM. B.A. 1459-60; M.A. 1464-5 (delayed):
B.D. 1470-1. Proctor, 1467-8. Probably R. of Bocking,
Essex. (If so, s. of Alexander.) Will, 1472; left books to
Queens' College library, and bequests to Eltisley, Norfolk.
WOOD, WILLIAM. D.Cin.L. I46c^-I. Perhaps his will (P.C.C.)
1522; of Bampton, 0.xon. Bequests to St Catharine's Hall.
WOOD, WILLIAM. B.A. 1484-5; M.A. 1488. Ord. priest (Ely)
1488. Perhaps R. of Rampton, Cambs., 1491. Will (C. C.
Ely) 1503. Brother of Henry (1476-7).
WOOD, WILLIAM. B.A. 1533-4.
WOOD, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1540.
WOOD, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1570.
Perhaps s. of Thomas [see note under Bamc>"e (1570)).
Probably brother of B.inieye (1570).
WOOD or WOODS, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from St John's,
Michs. 1578. B. at Ingleton, Yorks. B.A. 1581-J. Ord.
deacon (London) July 33; priest, July 30, 1384. C. of Staiu-
bridge, Beds.
WOOD, WILLIAM. LL.B. 1585 (Incorp. from Oxford). Of
Anglesey, pleb. Matric. (St .\lban's Hall, Oxforxl) Dec. 20,
1577. age 19; H.C.L. (Oxford) 1583; D.C.L., 1587. Fellow
of .Ml Souls, Oxford, 1577. Adm. advocate, 1590. Died 1605.
Buried at Tallin, Isle of Anglesey. (Coolt; Al. Oxon.)
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Wood, William
WOOD, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter, 1588.
3rd s. of Peter, of Shenton, Salop (sic) [according to Peile
who makes him brother of Richard (1588), but in Pedigree
of Wood, William is said to have died s.p.]. B. at Bradford,
Yorks. B.A. 1591-2; M.A. 1595; B.D. from Sidney, 1602.
One of the first Fellows of Sidney. Ord. priest (Colchester)
Oct. 13, 1597. Probably V. of Greatham, Durham, till 1627.
One of these names R. of Somerby, Lines.. 1603-10; B.D.;
admon. (Lincoln) 1610. Probably father of Joseph (1622).
{Peile, I. 192.)
WOOD, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1613. Of Cambridgeshire. B.A. 1616-7; M.A. 1620. Perhaps
Incorp. at Oxford, 1618; ' M.A.' Probably R. of Quiddenham,
Norfolk, 1622.
WOOD, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1615.
Of Northumberland. Perhaps s. of Valentine (1587). B.A.
1618-9; M.A. 1622. Fellow, 1620. Ord. deacon (York) Dec.
1623; priest, Feb. 1623-4. R. of South Otterington, Yorks.,
1624-60. R. of Kirkby Wiske, 1643-60.
WOOD, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Pembroke, May 5,
1621. S. of William, citizen and goldsmith, of London.
Bapt. May i, 1604, at St Mary Woolnoth, London. Matric.
1621. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Aug. 11, 1619.
WOOD, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Easter, 1625.
Matric. 1625.
WOOD, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Easter,
1632. Of Hollingboume, Kent. B.A. 1634-5; M.A. 1639.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1636.
WOOD, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Sidney, Aug. 6,
1633. S. of Thomas, Manciple of the College. B. at Cam-
bridge. Schools, Perse and Stamford, Lines. Matric. 1633;
B.A. 1639. Perhaps ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 20; priest,
Sept. 21, 1645. One of these names V. of Billinghay, Lines.,
1648.
WOOD, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Christ's, May 19,
1646. S. of Robert (? 1614). B. at Burghwallis, Yorks.
School, Laughton (Mr West). Matric. 1646; B.A. 1649.
Probably ord. deacon (Lincoln) Jan. 31; priest, Mar. 1,
1660-1; 'M.A. ' R.ofAswarby, Lines., 1660. R. of Haltham-
on-Bain, 1664. R. of Roughton, 1666. (Peile, i. 507.)
WOOD, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Magdalene, May 19,
1654. S. of Edward, of Heptonstall, West Riding of York-
shire. School, Halifax. Matric. 1654.
WOOD, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, May 18,
1665. S. of James (? 1635), clerk, of Bedford. B. there.
School, Hemsworth, Yorks. (his father). Matric. 1665;
B.A. 1668-9; M.A. 1672. Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1672;
priest, Dee. 1674.
WOOD, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Trinity, May 13, 1682.
Matric. 1682; B.A. 1685-6. Ord. deacon (Carlisle) Sept. 29,
1686; priest (Chester, LUt. dim. from York) Sept. 25, 1687,
age 26. C. of Ilkley, Yorks. Perhaps V. of Whenby, c. 1692-
1720 and father of William (1719).
WOOD, WILLIAM. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1716. Of Kent.
Matrie. 1717; B.A. 1719-20; M..^. from Clare, 1723. Fellow
of Clare, 1722. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June 4, 1721; priest
(Canterbury) May 20, 1722; C. of Adisham, Kent. R. of
Westbere, 1722-34. R. of St Andrew's, Canterbury, 1734.
R. of St Mary Bredman, 1734-6. V. of Guston, until 1736.
P.C. of Goodnestone, until 1736. Died Feb. 16, 1736. (T. C.
Dale.)
WOOD, WILLIAM. M.A. 1716 (Incorp. from Dublin). S. of
John. B. at Dalton, Lanes. School, St Bees. Adm. at Trinity
College, Dublin, Dec. 28, 1706, age 18; B.A. (Dublin) 1711;
M.A. 1714. Incorp. at Oxford, 1718. M.B. (Oxford) 1719;
M.D. 1721. F.R.C.P., 1725. (Munk, 11. 91; Al. Oxon.;
H. B. Swanzy.)
WOOD, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, June 6,
1719. Of Whenby, Yorks. Perhaps s. of William (? 1682),
V. of Whenby. Matric. 1719; B.A. 1722-3. Ord. deacon
(York) Dee. 1723; priest, July 21, 1728. C. of Northallerton,
Yorks., 1727. R. of Welbury, 1728-30. Died 1730.
WOOD, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, June 29,
1745. S. of Thomas (1739), V. of Bampton, Devon. B. there.
School, Bampton (his father). Matrie. 1745; B.A. 1748-9;
M.A. 1752. Ord. deacon (Exeter) June 2, 1751; priest,
Jime 17, 1753. R- of Hawkridge, Somerset, 1763-89. R. of
Clyst St Laurence, 1765-89. Chaplain to Hester, Lady
Chatham. (Scott-Mayor, in. 553.)
WOOD or WOD, . M.Gram. 1456-7.
WOOD, . D.Can.L. 1462-3.
WOOD, . B.A. 1476-7; M.A. 1480.
WOOD, . B.Can.L. 1502-3. Perhaps William; LL.B.;
priest; will proved (V.C.C.) 1529.
WOOD, . Scholar of GoNViLLE Hall, 1515-9; B.A. 1515-6.
WooDBORNE, James
WOOD, . B.A. 1523-4.
WOODDE, . Adm. at Peterhouse, 1542.
WOOD, (junior). Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1570.
WOOD, (uUimus). Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1570.
WOOD, . Adm. sizar at King's, Michs. 1581.
WOOD, . Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, 1599-1600.
WOOD, . Matrie. sizar from Christ's, Easter, 1623.
WOOD, . Adm. Fell. -Com. at St Catharine's, 1648.
WOOD, . Adm. sizar at Trinity Hall, Dec. 11, 1693
(name off, June, 1695).
WOODALL or WOODELL, CHARLES. Adm. sizar (age 17) at
St John's, May, 1681. S. of Charles, farmer. B. at Little
Stonham, Suffolk. School, Bury. Matric. 1681; B.A. 1684-5.
Ord. priest (Norwich) Dec. 1687. R. of Little Stonham,
Suffolk, 1687.
WOODHALL, EDMUND. Adm. at King's (age 17) a scholar
from Eton, Aug. 29, 1597. Of Saffron Walden, Essex.
Matric. c. 1597; B.A. 1601-2. Fellow, 1600-3. Principal
Registrar of the Prerogative Court of Canterbury. Lord of
the manor of Little Munden, Herts. Married Margaret, dau.
of Anthony Law, of London. WiU proved (P.C.C.) Feb. 3,
1638-9; to be buried at Little Munden, Herts. Father of
the next, and of John (1635-6). (Harwood; Berry, Herts.
Geneal., 92.)
WOODALL, EDWARD (? EDMUND). Matric. Fell.-Com. from
St Catharine's, Easter, 1634. Probably s. and h. of
'Edward' (Edmund), of Little Munden, Herts., Esq.; adm.
at Lincoln's Inn, Apr. 13, 1634-5; Edmund. Brother of
John (1635-6).
WOODALL, FREDERICK. Matrie. sizar from Corpus Christi,
Michs. 1632. S. of Thomas. Bapt. Apr. 3, 1614, at Brome,
Suffolk. B.A. 1636-7; M.A. 1640. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
June 9; priest (Norwich) Dee. 22, 1639. R. of Brome, Suffolk,
1641. Sequestered to Woodbridge, 1645-51; founded an
Independent church there, 1651; congregational minister,
1651-9. Perhaps Master of Woodbridge School, 1669-70.
(Calamy, 11. 442; V. B. Redstone.)
WOODHULL, FULKE. Adm. pens, at St John's, Michs. 1544;
'Odell.' 2nd s. of Sir Nicholas, of Thenford, Northants.
Died Nov. 25, 1613, aged 83. Buried at Thenford. (R. J.
Beevor; Baker, i. 711.)
WOODDALL, JAMES. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1587.
WOODHALL, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter,
1631. Of London. Doubtless s. and h. of John, citizen and
barber surgeon, of London. B.A. 1634; M.A. 1638. Ord.
deacon (Ely) Mar. 5, 1636-7. R. of Iden, Sussex, 1644.
Buried there July 18, 1688. Brother of Richard (1639", and
Thomas (1634). (W. C. Renshaw; J. Ch. Smith.)
WOODHALL, JOHN. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
Jan. 10, 1635-6. S. of Edmund (1597). B. in London.
Matrie. 1636; B.A. 1639-40; M.A. 1642. Fellow, 1639-49.
Lieutenant in the King's army; taken prisoner; on his
release returned to CoUege. Brother of Edward (1634).
(Berry, Herts. Geneal., 92.)
WOODALL, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Sidney, June 26,
1680. S. and h. of John, farmer. B. at Newton, York.
Schools, Foxholes, Yorks. (Mr Walker) and Kelham (Mr
Kenion). Matric. 1680.
WOODDALL, OLIVER. Matric. sizar from Caius, Nov. 22,
1581; B.A. 1587-8; M.A. 1591.
WODDALL or WOODHALL, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from
Jesus, Easter, 1584; B.A. 1588-9.
WOODALL, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter,
1639. Of London. Doubtless 3rd s. of John, citizen and
barber surgeon, of London. B..'\. 1642. Brother of John
(1631) and Thomas (1634).
WOODALL, THOMAS. Adm. FeU.-Com. at St Catharine's,
Easter, 1633. Of Essex.
WOODALL, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter,
1634. Of London. Doubtless 2nd s. of John, citizen and
barber surgeon, of London. M.B. 1641-2 (on King's visit).
Brother of John (1631) and Richard (1639).
WOODDALL, W. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1559.
One William WoodaU V. of AU Saints', Maldon, Essex,
1561-2; V. of Stoke Nayland, Suffolk, 1563-S; R.of Langford,
Essex, 1563-5 (if so, died 1565). One of these names V. of
Bygrave, Herts., 1559-66.
WOODALL, W. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1563.
WOODALL, . M.A. or higher degree, 1473-4.
WOODBORNE, JAMES. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Dec. 26,
1612. Matric. 1613.
456
WooDBORNE, Robert
WOODBURNE, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Sidney,
May 10, 1633. S. of James, of York. B. in parish of Christ-
church, York. Matric. 1633; 'Woodhurst'; B.A. 1640.
Perhaps V. of Skipwith. WiU proved (P.C.C.) May 30, 1659.
(T. Burton, Hemingborough, 242.)
WOODBRIDGE {alias HAWES), JOHN. B.D. 1492-3- Canoni-
cus. Pens, at Gonville Hall, 1497. D.D. 1499-1500.
Canon of Pentney; Prior in 1520. {Venn, 1. 14.)
WOODCOCKE, DANIEL. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Sidney,
Sept. 3, 1644. S. of Isaac, yeoman. B. at Framlingham,
Suffolk. Schools, Framlingham and Kelsale. Migrated to
St John's, Nov. 22, 1644.
WOODCOCK, EDMUND. Adm. at King's (age 16) a scholar
from Eton, Aug. 24, 1629. Of Munden, Herts. G. of Michael,
of Little Munden. Matric. 1629; B.A. 1633-4; M.A. 1637.
Fellow, 1632-9. Gentleman of the King's Chapel; an
excellent musician. 'Lived at Buntingford, and died there.'
Will (P.C.C.) 1645. Brother of John (1619). {Harwood.)
WOODCOCK, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1619; B.A. 1622-3; M.A. 1626. Ord. deacon (York) Sept.;
priest, Dec. 1624.
WOODCOCK, HENRY. Adm. scholar at Trinity Hall, Jan.
7, 1686-7. Perhaps s. of Francis. Perhaps brother of John
(1685).
WOODCOCK, HUGH. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1492. Ord. deacon (Ely) Dec. 17, 1496; 'B.A.'
WOODCOCK, JAMES. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June 17, 1676.
Of Rutland.
WOODCOCKE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Queens', Michs.
1579. S. of Henry, of St Botolph without Aldgate, London.
B. 1561. Apparently the Christ's Hospital boy, found
'metest' for the University, May 9, 1579. Migrated to
Oxford. Matric. (St Mary Hall, O.xford) Nov. 27, 1581,
age 21; B.A. (Oxford) 1582-3; M.A. 1585. (A. W. Lockhart;
Al. Oxon.)
WOODCOCK, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1588.
WOODCOCK, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, c. 1594;
B.A. 1597-8; M.A. 1601.
WOODCOCK, JOHN. Matric. sizar from King's, Easter, 1606.
Chorister of King's. B.A. 1610-1; M.A. 1614.
WOODCOCK, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Pembroke, Apr. 7,
1619. S. of Michael, of Little Munden, Herts. Matric. 1619.
Migrated to All Souls, Oxford, Nov. 2, 1621. B.A. (Oxford)
1623-4; M.A. (Merton College, Oxford) 1629. Fellow of
Merton College, 1625. V. of Eltham, Kent, 1636-43,
sequestered. Probably V. of Borden, 1648-57. Died 1657.
Brother of Edmund (1629). {Al. Oxon.)
WOODCOCK, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Sept. 8, 1632.
Of Suffolk. Matric. 1633.
WOODCOCK, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, June 18,
1685. S. of Francis. B. at Harwood, Bucks. School, West-
minster. Matric. 1685-6; Scholar, 1685. Migrated to Trinity
Hall. Perhaps brother of Henry (1686-7).
WOODCOCK, JOHN. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, May 26,
1729. Of Staffordshire. Matric. 1729; B.A. 1732-3; M.A.
1738; D.D. 1769. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Feb. 18, 1732-3;
priest (Chester) Dec. 23, 1733. R. of Byford, Hereford, in
1757. V. of Canon Pyon, 1757. Chaplain to the Earl of
Pomfret. Perhaps his will (P.C.C.) 1781; D.D., of St John
Baptist, Hereford. (T. C. Dale.)
WOODCOCK, MATTHEW. Adm. pens, at Queens', Apr. 18,
1591. Of Norfolk. Matric. 1591.
WOODCOKE, NICHOLAS. Matric. pens, from Magdalene,
Easter, 1608. Perhaps 'b. at Clavering, Essex'; adm. at
Gray's Inn, Aug. 10. 1610.
WOODCOCKE, PETER. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Jesus, May 20,
1665. S. and h. of Peter, of Caldecote, Rutland. Matric.
1665; Scholar, 1667. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Apr. 27, 1668.
WOODCOCK, RALPH. Matric. pens, from St John's, Lent,
1581-2. Possibly s. of Thomas, of Keyham, Leics. B.A.
1584-5. Perhaps freeholder at Keyham and Durandethorpe,
in 1630. If so, probably R. of Little Peatling, Leics., i6oi,
and R. of Gilmorton, 1605. Will (P.C.C.) 1641; 'Randolph.'
Perhaps father of Timothy (1640). {Nichols, 111. 983, 998.)
WOODCOCK, RALPH. Matric. sizar from St John's, E.ister,
1586. B. at Holmes Chapel, Cheshire, 1573. B.A. 1589-90;
M.A. 1593; B.D. 1601. Fellow, 1593. Proctor, 1599-1600.
University preacher. Ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.) Apr.
25, 1595. Probably R. of Tuddenham, Suffolk, 1600-36.
Died 1636.
WOODCOCK, RICHARD. Adm. at King's (age 18) a scholar
from Eton, Aug. 24, 1575. Of Eton. Matric. 1575; B.A.
WooDFiELD, Robert
1579-80; M.A. 1583; B.D. 1590. Fellow, 1578-91. Vice-
Provost, 1588. University preacher. Ord. deacon and priest
(Lincoln) July 16, 1586. R. of Gt Hampden, Bucks., 1590-
1608. V. of Chesham Wobum, 1608-23, ^"d °i Cheshiam
Leicester. Died 1623. Buried at Chesham. Will, P.C.C.
{Lipscomb, 11. 283.)
WOODCOCK, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi,
liaster, 1581; B.A. 1585-6. Perhaps R. of Aston Clinton,
Bucks., 1584-7.
WOODCOCKE, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from St John's, Lent,
1581-2; B.A. 1584-5. Perhaps adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Oct.
30, 1586; of London.
WODCOCKE, THOMAS. .Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1578. Perhaps adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Feb. 17, 1581-2; of
London (Cheshire?); of Furnival's Inn.
WOODCOCK, THOMAS. Matric. pens. (? from Jesls), c. 1595.
WOODCOCK, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's,
Michs. 1641. Of Rutland. S. and h. of Peter, grazier. B. at
Caldecote, Rutland. School, Oundle. B.A. 1644-5; M.A.
from Jesus, 1648; B.D. 1655. Intruding Fellow of Jesus,
1645-62. Senior Proctor, 1651-2. Lecturer at All Saints',
Cambridge, till 1662, ejected. R. of Graveley, Cambs.,
1654-5. R. of St Andrew Undershaft, London, 1659-60,
ejected. Died 1695. {Calamy, i. 84.)
WOODCOCK, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's,
Apr. 27, 1693. S. of Richard, husbandman, of Hatfield,
Yorks. School, Hatfield (Mr Pratt). Matric. 1693; B.A.
1696-7. Ord. deacon (York) May, 1700; priest (London)
Mar. 6, 1700-1.
WOODCOCK, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June 25,
1737. S. of Thomas, of Keyham, Leics. B. May i, 1718, at
Seagravc. Matric. 1738; Scholar; B.A. 1740-1. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) Dec. 20, 1741; priest. May 29, 1743. V. of Wislow
and Kilby, Leics., 1754. Died Mar. 9, 1763. Buried at
Kilby. (Burke, L.G.; Nichols, in. 983.)
WOODCOCKE, TIMOTHY. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's,
.May 16, 1640. S. of Ralph (? 1581-2), R. of Gilmorton,
Leics. B. there. School, Repton. Matric. 1640.
WOODCOCK, WILLIAM. FeUow of Pembroke, 1444.
WOODCOCK, WILLIAM. M.D. 1458-9 (fined for non-inception,
1461-2). S. of John, of Leicestershire. R. of St Edmund's,
Lombard Street, London, 1471-88. Preb. of St Paul's,
1472-88. WiU (P.C.C.) 1487-8; to be buried in St Edmund's.
WOODCOCKE, W[ILLIAM]. Matric. sizar from Christ's,
Mar. 1588. Possibly s. of WilUam, V. of Cantley, Doncaster
(1574-92). One of these names R. of Hardwick, Norfolk,
1603-14; B.A. {Peile, 1. 192.)
WOODCOCK, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's,
Apr. 4, 1685. S. of Thomas, husbandman. B. at Hatfield,
Yorks. School, Wakefield. Matric. 1685; B.A. 1688-9.
Ord. deacon (Durham) Sept. 20, i6gi; priest (York) May,
1702. V. of Hatfield, 1700.
WOODCOCKE, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Clare, July 4, 1699.
B. at Burton-on-Trent, Staffs., 1680. Ord. priest (Ely)
Feb. 29, 1707-8; 'B.A.'
WOODCOCK, . B.A. 1478-9.
WOODCOCK, . Adm. Fell. -Com. at Peterhousc, May 12,
1582 ; in residence for a year.
WOODCOCKE, . .\dm. sizar at Sidney, Nov. i6io. B. in
Sussex.
WOODCROFT, WILLIAM. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1659. Of
Norfolk.
WOODDEN, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter,
1587; B..^. 1590-1. Perhaps V. of Teston, Kent, 1603.
Buried Oct. 16, 1621. (J. Ch. Smith.)
WOODELL, see WOODALL.
WOODFALL, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, May 27.
1671. Of Cheshire. Matric. 1671; B.A. 1674-5. Ord. deacon
(Chester) Sept. 20, 1674; priest, May 29, 1681. C. of .'Vston,
Runconi, Cheshire, 1684.
WOODFENN, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June, 1656.
Of Cheshire. Matric. 1656; B.A. 1659-60; M.A. 1663. Orrf.
deacon (Lincoln) Dec. 23, 1660. Perhaps V. of WorsborouRh,
Yorks., 1667-98; died 1698. One "Thomas Woodfine, 2nd
s. of Richard, of C.irnarvon, gent., deceased,' adm. at Lin-
coln's Inn, .Kug. 24, i()(k).
WOODFIELD or WOODIFILD, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age J7)
at St John's, May 15, i6*)4. S. of Stephen (ncxti, clerk.
B. at Trimdon, near Ferry Hill, Durham. School, Trinidon
(Mr Rudd). Matric. logj; B.A. i697-«: Wooclheld. Ord.
deacon (Durham) Sept. 24, 1699; priest (York) Jan. 1700-1.
Brother of Stephen (1706).
457
WooDFiELD, Stephen
WOODFIELD, STEPHEN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Peterhouse,
July 22, 1665. Of Durham. School, Durham. Matric. 1665;
B.A. 1669-70; M.A. 1673. Ord. deacon (York) May, 1670;
priest, June, 1671. V. of Castle Eden, Durham, 1673. C. of
Trimdon, 1673-95. V. of Hart, 1708. Died 1708. Father of
the next and of Robert (above). {T. A. Walker, 130.)
WOODFIELD or WOODIFIELD, STEPHEN. Adm. sizar (age
18) at St John's, May 28, 1706. S. of Stephen (above),
clerk. B. at Hart, Durham. School, Hart. Matric. 1706;
B.A. 1710-1. C. of Hartlepool, 1712-4. Ord. priest (Ely)
May 23, 1714. V. of Little Wymondley, Herts., 1756-7.
Died Sept. 27, 1757, aged 72 (sic). Buried at Little Wymond-
ley. M.I. Brother of Robert (1694). (Clutterbuck, 11. 554.)
WOODIFIELD, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's,
June 23, 1705. S. of John, bailiff. B. at Middleham, Durham.
School, Durham (Mr Burton). Matric. 1705; B..\. 1708-9.
Ord. deacon (Durham) June 19, 1709. P.C. of Trimdon,
Durham, 1709-52. Married Mary Garthwaite, Oct. 23, i733,
at Trimdon. Buried there Mar. 28, 1752. (D. S. Boutflower;
H. M. Wood.)
WOODFORD, EUSTACE. Adm. at King's (age 18) a scholar
fromEton, Aug. II, 1521. Of Bumham, Bucks. B.A. 1525-6;
M.A. 1529. Fellow, 1524. Steward of the Temple, London.
Probably adm. at Gray's Inn, 1537. Perhaps brother of
Thomas (1511). (Harwood.)
WOODFORD, JOHN. B.A. 1625 (Incorp. from Oxford). S. and
h. of Robert, of St Michael Bassishaw, London. Matric.
(Magdalen Hall, Oxford) June 23, 1621, age 15; B.A. (Ox-
ford) 1623. Of the Middle Temple; barrister-at-law, 1632.
{Al. Oxon.)
WOODFORD, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Peterhouse,
Oct. I, 1688. Of Middlesex. School, Norwich. (Also at
Winchester; adm. there, 1685.) Matric. 1688; Scholar,
1688; B.A. 1692-3; M.A. 1696. Fellow, 1694. Buried at
Little St Mary's, Cambridge, Dec. 22, 1704. Will proved
(V.C.C). (H. Chitty.)
WOODFORD, JOHN. M.A. from King's, 1728. S. of John, of
Silsoe, Beds., gent. Matric. (Pembroke College, Oxford)
Oct. 17, 1717, age 18; B.A. (Oxford) 1721. Ord. deacon
(Bangor) July 22, 1722; priest (Lincoln) Sept. 21, 1729.
R. of Little Billing, Northants., 1737-41. R. of Pitsford,
1748-69. Buried there Feb. 24, 1769, aged 71. M.I. Will
(P.C.C.) 1769. (Al. Oxon.; H. I. Longden.)
WOODFORD, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's,
Oct. 3, 1719. 2nd s. of John, V. of Duston, Northants.
Bapt. there. May 26, 1702. School, Northampton (Mr Stiles).
Died Nov. 17, 1764, at Bath, aged 62. M.I. at Duston.
(H. I. Longden.)
WOODFORD, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's,
June 13, 1687. S. of Samuel, clerk (perhaps the poet and
divine, for whom see D.N.B.). B. at Worldham, Hants.
School, Winchester. Matric. 1688; B.A. 1690-1. In Holy
Orders.
WOODFORD, SAMUEL. M.A. from Jesus, 1723. S. and h. of
Heighes, of Elvetham, Hants., clerk. B. July 22, 1695.
Matric. (Wadham College, Oxford) Nov. 22, 1714, age 18;
B.A. (New College, Oxford) 1719. R. of Almsford (sic),
Somerset, 1719. V. of Castle Cary, 1721-71. Married Jane,
dau. of James Collins, of Ansford, Somerset, July 12, 1724.
Died May 16, 1771. (Al. Oxon.; Burke, L.G.; G. B. Rout-
ledge.)
WOODFORD, THOMAS. Adm. at King's (age 18) a scholar
from Eton, Aug. i, 1511. Of Burnham, Bucks. Name off
before 15 13. Clerk to Sir Robert BrudeneU, Chief Justice.
Perhaps brother of Eustace (1521). (Harwood, 133.)
WOODFORD, THOMAS. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Trinity, Mar. i,
1731-2. S. of Thomas, of St Benet Fink, London, Esq.
School, Charterhouse (exhibitioner). Matric. (Exeter College,
Oxford) May 24, 1726. Migrated to Cambridge. Matric.
1732; LL.B. 1732. Preb. of Salisbury, 1733. R. of All
Hallows, London Wall, London, 1733-5. R. of St Botolph's
with St George's, Billingsgate, 1736^79. Died Jan. 29, 1779.
Buried at Windlesham, Surrey. Will, P.C.C. (Hennessy,
83; J. Ch. Smith; Al. Carthus., 81; Al. Oxon.)
WOODFORD, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's,
Apr. 30, 1742. S. of Thomas, gent., of Leicestershire. B. at
Muston. School, Southwell (Mr Bugg). Matric. 1742; B..\.
1745-6. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 21, 1746; priest. Mar. 4,
1747-8. R. of Denton, Lines., 1751-69. (Scott-Mayor, iii.
525-)
WODEFORD, WALTER DE. 1261. Southern student who
received a Royal pardon for taking part in a riot against
the Northern students. (Fuller, 29.)
WOODFORD, WILLIAM. Adm. at King's (age 17) a scholar
from Eton, Aug. 25, 1599. Of London. B.A. 1603-4; M.A.
1607; B.D. 1614. Fellow, 1602-25. Ord. deacon (Lincoln)
WooDHOusE, John
Sept. 20, 1607. Chaplain to Viscount Doncaster. R. of
St Faith, London, 1624-5. R. of Upton-on-Sevem, Worcs.,
1624. (Harwood, 205.)
WOODGATE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, c. 1594.
WOODGATE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1646. Of Sussex.
WOODGATE, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 29,
1675. Of Kent. Matric. 1678; B.A. 1678-9. Adm. at Leyden,
Apr. 27, 1682. Extra-licentiate, C.P., Sept. 23, 1686. M.D.
(by Royal mandate), 1693. (Munk, i. 442.)
WOODGATE, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Christ's,
Nov. 17, 1743. S. of James. B. at Higham, Suffolk. School,
Dedham (Mr Grimwood). Scholar, 1744; Matric. i745;
B.A. 1747-8- (Peile, 11. 245.)
WOODGER, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, July, i733-
S. of Thomas, of Norwich. B. there. School, Norwich
(Mr Reddington). Scholar, 1734-41; Matric. i735; B.A.
1737-8; M.A. 1741. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Dec. 24, 1738;
priest, Sept. 20, 1741. R. of Thorpe Market, Norfolk,
1748-89; of Edingthorpe, 1748-89. Died June 24, 1789.
M.I. at Edingthorpe. (Venn, 11. 38.)
WOODHALL, see WOODALL.
WOODHAM, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Jesus, July 4, 1709. Of
the Isle of Ely, Cambs. Migrated to King's. Matric. 1710;
B..'\. 1712-3. Ord. deacon (Ely) May 31, 1713-
WOODHEAD, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1603.
WODEHILL, JOHN. M.A. or B.D. His name occurs as a pledge
in a University 'Chest,' 1365. One John WoodhuU R. of
Woodhull (sic) [POdell, Beds.]; will (Comm. London) 1392;
to be buried in the Chapel at St Mary Spital, London.
WOODHILL, RICHARD. Student from Cambridge. Of Suffolk.
B.A. (Oxford) 1518-9. Fellow of Oriel College, Oxford.
WODEHOUSE, ARMINE (AIRMINE). Adm. FeU.-Com. at
Trinity Hall, Oct. 14, 1730. S. of Sir John, of Kimberley,
Norfolk, Bart. B. 1714. Matric. 1730. Name ofi, 1733-
M.P. for Norfolk, 1737-68. Succeeded as 5th Bart., Aug. 9,
1754. Married Laetitia, dau. of Sir Edmund Bacon, of
Garboldisham, Norfolk, Bart. Died May 21,' 1777- Will,
P.C.C. Brother of WiUiam (1723). (G.E.C., i. 52.)
WOODHOUSE ('HODOWS'), BERTRAM. B.Civ.L. 1502-3.
S. of Sir Edward, of Kimberley, Norfolk. R. of Trunch,
Norfolk, 1505-48. Built and endowed almshouses at Trunch.
Buried there. Perhaps his will 1545. (Hoare, Hist, of an
East Anglian Soke; Blomefield, 11. 558.)
WOODHOUSE, CHARLES. Matric. pens, from Queens',
Easter, 1616. Of London. B.A. 1619-20; M.A. 1623.
WOODHOUSE, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. pens, at Queens',
July 9, 1703. Of Hertfordshire. Probably s. of John {1679).
Matric. 1704; M.B. 1710.
WOODHOUSE, EDWARD. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Pembroke,
Mar. 7, 1623-4. S. of John, of London, surgeon. Matric.
1623-4; B.A. 1626-7.
WOODHOUSE, FRANCIS. Matric. from Trinity Hall, Lent,
1607-8. Perhaps s. of Henry (1583-4).
WOODHOUSE, HENRY. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Corpus
Christi, Easter, 1556 (impubes). Probably s. of Thomas, of
Kimberley, Norfolk (slain at Musselburgh, 1547). B. Jan. 3,
1546. J. P. and M.P. for Norfolk, 1572 and 1589. Knighted,
Aug. 27, 1578. (Blomefield, 11. 553; Shaw, Knights.)
WOODHOUSE, HENRY. B.A. from Trinity Hall, 1583-4-
S. of Henry, of Breccles, Norfolk, Esq. FeUow, 1584-90.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1587. B.C.L. (Oxford) 1587. Adm. at
Gray's Inn, Nov. 11, 1590. R. of Smallburgh, Norfolk, 1602.
Perhaps father of Francis (1607-8). (Al. Oxon.)
WOODHOUSE, HORATIO. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs.
1627. Of Holland (? Lincolnshire). S. of Colonel Henry, of
Waxham, Norfolk (according to the M.I.). B.A. 1630-1;
M.A. 1634. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Mar. 17, 1632-3; priest,
Sept. 24, 1637. R. of Denver St Michael, Norfolk, 1637-42.
R. of Collingtree, Northants., 1642-79. Died May 27, 1679,
aged 76. Buried at Collingtree. M.I. (Bridges, 1. 35?.)
WOODHOUSE, JOHN. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 15) at Caius,
Jime 22, 1601. S. and h. of Francis, of Breccles, Norfolk,
gent. B. at Whinbergh. School, Norwich. Adm. at Gray's
Inn, Mar. 10, 1600-1. 'Returned as a popish recusant;
living with his mother at Caston, in 1606'; appears to have
died 1607. (Venn, 1. 176; Norfolk Arch., v.)
WOODHOUSE, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Jan. 20, 1660-1.
WOODHOUSE, JOHN. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 16) at Pembroke,
Feb. II, 1672-3. 3rd s. of Sir Philip (1625), of Kimberley,
Norfolk, Bart. Adm. at Gray's Inn, June 11, 1674. Of
Feltwell. Married Anne, dau. of Sir Denner Strutt, Bart.
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WooDHOUSE, John
of Little Warley, and widow of William Samwell, Apr. 14,
1680. Died at Malvern, June 26, 1718. M.I. at Watton.
Perhaps brother of senior (1655) and junior (165$).
(G. B. Koutledge; Blomefield, u. 315.)
WOODHOUSE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Michs. 1678.
WOODHOUSE, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Queens', July 2, 1679.
S. of Christopher, of Berkhampstead, Herts., M.D. M.B. 1681 ;
M.D. 1705 {Com. Reg.). Matric. (Lincoln College, Oxford)
July 8, 1676, age 15; Probably adm. at Leyden, Feb. 11,
1700. Will (P.C.C.) 1723; of Berkhampstead. Brother of
Richard (1679) and probably father of Christopher (1703).
{Al. Oxon.; Clutterbuck, 1. 304.)
WOODHOUSE, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, July i, 1695.
Of Norfolk. Perhaps 2nd s. of Edmund, of Lexham. Matric.
1695. Perhaps adm. at the Inner Temple, June 29, 1699.
Died s.p. Buried at Lexham. Perhaps brother of Philip
(i686). {Blomefield, 11. 5iS.)
WOODHOUSE or WODEHOUSE, PHILIP. Matric. Fell. -Com.
from Trinity, Easter, 1577. Doubtless s. and h. of Sir Roger,
Knt., of Kimberley Hall, Norfolk. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn,
Nov. 2, 1580. M.P. for Castle Rising, 1586-7. Succeeded
his father, Apr. 4, 1588. Sherifiof Norfolk, 1594-5. Knighted
at the capture of Cadiz, 1596. Created Bart., June 29, 1611.
Of Kimberley. Married Grisell, dau. of William Yelverton,
of Rougham, and widow of Hamon L'Estrange, Dec. 22,
1582. Died Oct. 30, 1623. Buried at Kimberley. Father of
Thomas {1598). (Burke, Peerage, etc.; G.E.C., 1. 51.)
WOODHOUSE, PHILIP. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Emmanuel,
Easter, 1625. Doubtless s. and h. of Sir Thomas (1598), of
Kimberley, Norfolk, Knt. and Bart. Bapt. there, July 24,
1608. Adm. at Lincohi's Inn, Apr. 23, 1627. M.P. for
Norfolk, 1654-5, 1656-8; for Thetford, i66o. Succeeded his
father as 3rd Bart., Mar. 18, 1657-8. Married Lucy, dau. of
Sir Thomas Cotton, Bart., of Conington. A man of great
learning and a skilled musician. Died May 6, 1681. Buried
at Kimberley. M.I. Father of John (1672). (G.E.C., i. 51;
Blome field, 11. 556.)
WODEHOUSE, PHILIP. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1686. Of
Norfolk. Doubtless s. of Edmund, of Lexham (by his ist
wife Mercia, dau. of Sir Philip Parker, Knt., of Suffolk).
Buried Aug. 8, 1703, at Kimberley. Perhaps brother cf
John (1695). (Blomefield, 11. 558; Masters, where he is
apparently wrongly identified.)
WOODHOUSE, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Queens', July 2,
1679. Of Hertfordshire. S. of Christopher, of Berkhamp-
stead. Brother of John (1679).
WOODHOUSE, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Sidney,
May 31, 1705. S. of William, V. of Yardley, Worcs. B. there.
Brother of William (1700).
WOODHOUSE, ROBERT. M.A. from King's, 1720. S. of
Francis, of Shobdon, Hereford. Matric. (Brasenose College,
Oxford) Nov. 7, 1707, age 17; B.A. (Oxford) 1711. R. of
Hopesay, Salop, 1716. R. of Hameringham, Lines., 1720.
{A I. Oxon.)
WOODHOUSE, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Peterhouse,
Easter, 1545 {impubes).
WOODHOUSE, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Queens', Michs.
1565. One of these names Head Master of Rotherham
Grammar School, Yorks., till 1584. Died Apr. 29, 1606.
Buried at Rotherham. M.I. (H. M. Wood.)
WOODHOUSE, THOMAS. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Queens',
Michs. 1572. Of Norfolk.
WOODEHOWSE, THOMAS. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 13) at Caius,
Apr. 26, 1598. S. and h. of Sir Philip (1577), Knt. and Bart.
B. at Buckenham, Norfolk. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Feb. i,
1 600-1. Knighted, June, 1603. Succeeded his father as
2nd Bart., Oct. 30, 1623. Sheriff of Norfolk, 1624-5. M.P.
forThetford, 1640 and 1640-53. Memberof the Long Parlia-
ment. A Parliamentarian. Gentleman of the Chamber to
Henry, Prince of Wales. Of Kimberley, Norfolk. Married
Blanche, dau. of John (Carey), Baron Hunsdon. Died Mar.
18, 1657-8. Buried at Kimberley. M.I. Father of Philip
(1625). {Venn, i. 164; G.E.C., 1. 52; Blomefield, 11. 555.)
WOODHOUSE, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's,
Apr. 22, 1664. Matric. 1664. Signed for deacon's orders
(London) Sept. 19, 1668. C. of Hever, Kent.
WOODHOUSE, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Queens', Jan. 12,
1673-4. Of Salop.
WOODHOUSE, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Magdalene,
June I, 1700. S. of WiUiam, clerk, V. of Yardley, Worcs.
B. there. School, Yardley. Matric. 1700. Brother of Richard
(1705).
WODEHOUSE, WILLIAM. Adm. Fell. -Cora, (age 18) at Caius,
c. June 12, 1723. S. and h. of Sir John, Bart., of Kimberley,
Norfolk. B. in London. School, Wymondham (Messrs
Sayer and Brett). Matric 1724. M.P. for Norfolk, 1734-6.
WooDMAs, Francis
Married Frances, dau. of Lord Bathurst, Aug. 5, 1731-
Died s.p. of small-pox in London, Mar. 1736-7. Buried at
St James's, Westmmster. Brother of Annine (1730). {Venn,
II. 18; Blomefield, 11. 358, where the date of burial is
wrong.)
WOODHOUSE, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Sidney,
Aug. 4, 1726. S. of William, barber. B. at Newport, Salop.
School, Newport (Mr Lea). Matric. 1726; B.A. 1731-2.
Ord. priest (Lincoln) June 13, 1742. V. of Dunton, Beds.,
1742-
WOODHOUSE, {senior). Adm. FeU.-Com. at Trinity,
1655. Perhaps Thomas, s. and h. of Sir Philip (1625), Bart.
If so, knighted, Nov. 2, 1666. Married Anne, dau. of Sir
William Airmine, Bart. Died v. p., Apr. 29, 1671, of the
small-pox, aged c. 35. {G.E.C., i. 52.)
WOODHOUSE, {junior). Adm. Fell.-Com. at Trinity,
1655. Perhaps Edmund, 2nd s. of Sir Philip (1625). If so,
of Lexham, Norfolk. Colonel of the Militia (1696). Married
(i) Mercia, dau. of Sir Philip Parker, Bart.; (2) Anne, dau.
of John Anguish, of Gt Melton. Died Sept. 5, 1727, aged 88.
Perhaps father of Philip (1686). {Blomefield, 557.)
WODEHOUSE, . Adm. FeU.-Com. at Trinity Hall,
Jan. 12, 1735-6.
WOODHULL, see WOODALL.
WOODIE, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from King's, Lent, 1613-4.
WOODLARK, ROBERT. One of the original FeUows of King's,
1441. S. of Richard, of Wakerley, Stamford, Northants.
Esquire Bedell, c. 1440. Provost of King's, 1452-79. Sur-
veyor of the chapel during its building; master of the works
there, 1452-5. Chancellor of the University, 1459-60 and
1462-3. Founder of St Catharine's Hall, 1473; drew up
the original statutes and obtained a charter from Edward IV,
Aug. 16, 1475. Master of the Chapel at Whittlesford, Cambs.,
1453-60. R. of Kingston, 1457. R. of Coton, 1471-4; of St
Vigor's, Fulboum, i474-(?) 81. Donor of books to the CoUege
library. Dead in i486. {Cath. CoU. Hist.; D.N.B.; H. P.
Stokes, Esquire Bedells, 64; J. Crosby.)
WOODLESE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Michs.
1562. Perhaps R. of BromesweU, Suffolk, 1575-81.
WOODLEY, SAMUEL. Matric. pens, from Trinity, c. 1595;
Scholar, 1599; B.-A. 1599-1600; M.A. 1603.
WOODLEY, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter, 1579;
B.A. 1582-3. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Apr. 4, 1588.
WOODLEY, . B.A. from King's, 1610-1.
WOODLIFFE, GILBERT. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1568. Ord. priest (Lincoln) Sept. 20, 1577. V. of Thbmton-
by-Homcastle, Lines., 1580. R. of Moorby, 1586. Will
(Lincoln) 1620.
WOODLIFF, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter, 1582.
Of Lincolnshire.
WOODLIFF, . Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, Nov. 24,
1584.
WOODMAN, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter,
1609; B.A. 1612; M.A. 1617. Probably R. of Thakeham,
Sussex, 1619-40. WiU proved (P.C.C.) Feb. 16, 1640-1.
Perhaps brother of the next. (H. G. Harrison.)
WOODMAN, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter, 1615;
B.A. 1619-20. Perhaps brother of George (above).
WOODMANSEY or WODEMANCE, RICHARD. Scholar and
Follow of King's Hall, 1471-5; Vodomance; B.Can.L.
1474-5. Ord. sub-deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 1473; deacon,
Mar. 5, 1473-4; priest. Mar. 26, 1474- V. of Routh, Yorks.,
1495-6. Died 1496.
WOODMANSEY, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from St John's,
Easter, 1609; B..\. from Magdalene, 1612-3; ^'-A- >6ib.
Emigrated to New England, 1635. Resiled at Ipswich, Mass.,
1635-43; schoolmaster there. Removed to Boston, 1643;
appointed the 4th Head Master of the Boston Latin School,
1650. Died at Boston, Aug. 13, 1667. (J. G. B.irUctt.)
WOODMANSEY or WOODMANSON, THOMAS. B.Civ.L. 1520-1.
WOODMANSTON, . 11. Cm. L. 1465-6. Perhaps scholar of
King's Hall, 1471-2; Wodmansteni.
WOODMAS, FRANCIS. Adm. siziir (age 16) at St John's, Juno
21, 1680. S. of William, tailor. Bapt. Sept. 7. 1663, at St
Nicholas, Nowcastle, NorthumU'rland. School, Newcastle
(private). Matric. 1680; B.A. 16S3-4; M.A. 1687. Onl.
deacon (Durham) Sept. 20, 1685. R. of Croxdale, Durham.
i(>95 Minor canon of Durham, i(>g5. V. of Hcdlington.
Northumberiand, i(x>6^-i7i8. Lecturer at St Nicholas,
Newcastle. Married, al St Nicholas, Newcastle, July 6, 1704,
Agnes Greene, widow. Dio<l Oct. 12, 1718. (ScoliMa\-or,i\;
D. S. Boutflower; H. M. Wood; T. C. Dale.)
459
WooDNOTH, Charles
WODNOTH, CHARLES. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Pembroke,
June 15, 1722. S. of Benjamin, of Thomborough, Bucks.,
Esq. Matric. 1722; LL.B. 1727. Fellow, 1728. Perhaps
High Sheriff of Bucks., 1753; of Maid's Morton. {Lipscomb,
I. xix.)
WOODENOTH, RALPH. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Christ's,
June 29, 1633. S. of Ralph. B. at 'Landwich' (? Nantwich),
Cheshire. School, Coventry (Mr White). Matric. 1633.
(Peile, I. 428.)
WOODNOT, THOMAS. Adm. at King's (age 18) a scholar from
Eton, Sept. 29, 1561. Of Shavington, Cheshire. Doubtless
s. of LawTence, of Shavington. Matric. 1561; B.A. 1565-6-
Fellow, 1564-6. Incorp. at Oxford, 1576. M.A. (Oxford)
1577. R. of Worting, Hants., 1574. R. of Ashcombe, Devon,
1582. R. of Linkinhome, Cornwall, 1583-1615. Married
Frances, dau. of Henry Clifford, of Boscombe, Wilts. Father
of the next. {Al. Oxon.; Harwood; Vis. of Oieshire, 1613.)
WOODNOTE, THEOPHILUS. Adm. at King's, a scholar from
Eton, 1606. S. of Thomas (above). B. at Linkinhome,
Cornwall. Matric. 1606; B.A. 1610-1; M.A. 1614; B.D. 1623;
D.D. 1630. Fellow, 1609-15. Incorp. at O.xford, 1619.
Succeeded his father as V. of Linkinhome, Comwall, 1615;
ejected, c. 1645; reinstated, 1660-2. Married Mary, dau. of
James Spicer, of St Gorran, 1615. Author, Aphorisms, etc.
Buried Oct. i, 1662, at Linkinhome. {Harwood; D.N.B.)
WOODNORTH, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from King's, Michs.
1622.
WOODROFFE, BENJAMIN. M.A. 1664 (Incorp. from Christ
Church, Oxford). Matric. there, July 23, 1656. S. of
Timothy, of Kingsland, Hereford, clerk. B. .\pr. 1638, at
Oxford. School, Westminster. B.A. (Oxford) 1659; M.A.
1662; B.D. and D.D. 1673. Principal of Gloucester Hall
(Worcester College), Oxford, 1692-1711- Canon of Christ
Church, 1672-171 1. F.R.S., 1668. Lecturer of the Temple,
1672. V. of Piddleton, Dorset, 1673-4. Chaplain to Charles II,
1674. V. of Shrivenham, Berks., 1675. Canon of Lichfield,
1678-1711. R. of St Bartholomew, Royal Exchange, London,
1676-1711. Married (i) Dorothy Stonehouse, of Besselsleigh,
Berks., spinster, at St Martin Outwich, London, Nov. 16,
1676; (2) Mary Marbury. Author, miscellaneous. Died
Aug. 14, 171 1. Buried at St Bartholomew's. Will, P.C.C.
{Al. Oxon.; Heame's Diary; D.N.B.)
WOODROFFE, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. Fell.-Com. from St
John's, Easter, 1584. Probably s. of Stephen, of London
(and Bridget, dau. of Sir Christopher Draper, Knt., and
Lord Mayor of London, 1566). Adm. at Gray's Inn, Oct. 15,
1585; 'of London.' Died s.p. {Vis. of Surrey, 1623; Misc.
Gen. el Her., n. 379.)
WOODROFFE, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1571. Doubtless s. and h. of George, of WooUey, Yorks.
Sold Woolley to Michael Went worth, Sept. i, 1599. Died
unmarried. Brother of Gervase (1578)- (Misc. Gen. et Her.
H. 379; Vis. of Yorks., 1585; Hunter, u. 387.)
WOODROFFE, GABRIEL. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Pembroke,
Mar. 26, 1673. S. of John, of Gt Yarmouth, Norfolk. Matric.
1673; B..\. 1676-7. Perhaps brother of William (1660).
WODEROFFE, GERVASE. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs.
1578. Doubtless s. of George, of Woolley, Yorks. (and
Ursula, dau. of Sir Gervase Clifton). Adm. at Gray's Inn,
1580. Brother of Francis (1571)- {Misc. Gen. et Her., 11.
379; Vis. of Yorks., 1585; Hunter, 11. 387.)
WOODROOFE, ISAAC. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's,
Oct. 3, 1657. S. of John, weaver, of Colchester, Essex.
B. there. School, Charterhouse. Matric. 1657; B.A. 1661-2;
M.A. 1665. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) May 17; priest. May 25,
1662. Chaplain to Viscount Montague. V. of Rottingdean,
Sussex, 1679. Preb. of Chichester, 1682-98. R. of Pul-
borough, Sussex, 1698. Died 1698. WiU (Chichester) 1698.
(W. C. Renshaw; H. G. Harrison.)
WOODROVE, JEREMIAH. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's,
Apr. 2, 1676. S. of Richard. B. at Sheffield, Yorks. School,
Sheffield. Matric. 1676; B.A. 1679-80; M.A. 1683. Incorp.
at Oxford, 1683. Ord. deacon (York) Feb. 1680-1.
WOODRUFF, JOHN. Grace for B.Can.L. 1498. Ord. deacon
(Ely) Dec. 22, 1498.
WOODROFFE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1566.
WOODROFFE, JOHN. M.A. 1705 {Cotn. Reg.).
WOODROFFE, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, Oct.
10, 1722. S. of William (1674), R. of Balsham, Cambs.
B. there, Apr. 15, 1705. School, Felsted. Matric. 1723.
Migrated to Clare, Sept. 26, 1723- B.A. 1726-7; M.A. 1730.
Ord. deacon (Ely) Dec. 22, 1728; priest (Norwich) Dec. 21,
1729. V.ofLeysdown, Kent, 1734-5- R. of Warden, 1734-6.
V. o£ Cranham, Essex, 1734-86. R. of Springfield, 1748-86.
WooDROFFE, William
Chaplain to the Bishop of Oxford. Married Catherine, dau.
of Oliver Pocklington, R. of Chelmsford. Died Mar. 2, 1786.
Will, P.C.C. Brother of Thomas (1719). {Scott-Mayor, in.
357-)
WOODROFFE, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar at Queens', June 14,
1679; e.xhibitioner from St Paul's School. Of Gloucestershire.
Matric. 1679.
WODEROVE, NICHOLAS. Scholar at King's Hall; adm.
Oct. 5, 1368. Died May 3, 1369.
WOODROFFE, PERCIVAL. Matric. pens, (age 10) from St
John's, Easter, 1559. S. of WiUiam, of Brampton, Yorks.,
whose wiU proved May 8, 1559, says: 'my sons William and
Percival to be put forth to scole at Cambridge, Oxford, or
Eton scole before mydsomer next, and there kept at the cost
of my wife, Alice, for 6 years.' Brother of William (1559).
{Surtees Sac, North Country Wills, 11. 14.)
WOODROFFE, RICHARD. Scholar of Clare, 1498 (age 10).
Perhaps s. and h. of John, of Woolley, Yorks., and after-
wards owner of Woolley. High Sheriff of Yorks., 1510 and
1518. Married (i) Jane, dau. of Sir Nicholas Wortley;
(2) Beatrice, dau. of Thomas FitzWilliam. Died 1522.
Inq. Oct. 6, 1522. {Misc. Geti. et Her., 11. 339; M. H. Peacock;
Hunter, 11. 387.)
WOODRUFF, ROBERT. Adm. at King's (age 18) a scholar
from Eton, 1468. Of Chelmsford, Essex. B.A. 1470-1;
M.A. 1474; D.D. 1486-7. Fellow of King's. Proctor, 1476-7.
R. of Fulboum St Vigors, Cambs., 1481-1508. R. of St
Botolph, Bishopsgate, 1512-5; of All Hallows, Bread Street.
Buried in Leeds Priory, Kent. Will proved (P.C.C.) Mar. 6,
1515-6. {Hennessy.)
WOODROFFE, ROBERT. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Trinity,
Michs. 1564. Perhaps 2nd s. of Sir Nicholas, citizen of
London, and Lord Mayor in 1579. If so, of Alvington,
Gloucs. Purchased Hilburton in Lidney, c. 1570. Knighted,
1603. Died s.p.. May 17, 1609. Buried at Alvington. M.I.
{Pedigree of Woodroffe.)
WOODROOFFE, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from St John's,
Michs. 1572.
WOODRUFFE, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1633; B.A. 163&-7; M.A. 1640. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) May
30, 1640. R. of Chartham, Kent, 1646-60. Chaplain to
Charles Rich, Earl of Warwick, 1659-73. Of Hope, Derbs.
Buried at Felsted, Essex, Oct. 29, 1689. WUl (P.C.C.) 1689.
Father of the next and of William (1674)- {Misc. Gen. et
Her., N.S., iii. 65.)
WOODROFFE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Apr. 18,
1672. S. of Thomas (above), of Hope, Derbs. B. Mar. 4,
1654, at Chartham, Kent. Matric. 1672; Scholar, 1674;
B.A. 1675-6; M.A. 1679. Ord. deacon (London) Mar. 16;
priest. Mar. 18, 1678-9. V. of Felsted, Essex, 1679-1712.
Died unmarried, Oct. 13, 1712, at Felsted. Will, P.C.C.
In Kettlewell's Life he is recorded as a non-juror. Brother
of William (1674). {Misc. Gen. et Her., iii. 165.)
WOODROFFE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Queens', Apr. 1,
1719. Of Cambridgeshire. S. of William (1674). B.D., R. of
Balsham, Cambs. B. there, Jan. 16, 1700. Matric. 1719;
B.A. 1722-3; M.A. 1726. Ord. deacon (Ely) June 14, 1724-
V. of Linton, Cambs., 1730-41. V. of Ellington, Hunts.,
1741-6. Died unmarried, Apr. 25, 1746. Brother of John
(1722).
WOODROFFE, THOMAS. Mus.Bac. 1720.
WOODRUFF or WCDEROWE, WILLIAM. B.A. 1493; M.A.
1496; B.D. 1504-5; D.D. 1506-7. Fellow of Clare, 1494;
Master, 1506-14. Proctor, 1503-4. Ord. priest (Ely) Apr. 2,
1496. R. of Fulboum St Vigor, Cambs., 1508-14. Died 1514.
{Cooper, I. 16; Hist, of Clare, 30.)
WOODROUFE, W[ILLIAM]. Matric. pens, (age 12) from St
John's, Easter, 1559. One 'William Woodroffe, of Tickhill,
Yorks.,' adm. at the Inner Temple, 1565. Brother of Percival
(1559)-
WOODROOFE, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1612.
WOODROFF, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1660. Perhaps s. of John, of Yarmouth, Norfolk,
gent.; adm. at Gray's Inn, Jan. 28, 1660-1. Perhaps brother
of Gabriel (1673)-
WOODROOFFE, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Apr. 25,
1674. 2nd s. of Thomas (1633), of Kent, clerk. B. Dec. 15,
1656, at Chartham. School, Charterhouse (exhibitioner).
Matric. 1674. Migrated to Queens', Nov. 18, i675- B.A.
1677-8; M.A. 1681; B.D. 1690 {Com. Reg.). FeUow of
Queens'. R. of West Hanningfield, Essex, 1690-3, ejected.
V. of Foxton, Cambs., 1696-7. R- of Balsham, 1697-1732.
Died June 20, 1732. Buried at Balsham. M.I. Father of
John (1722) and Thomas (1719)- (Al. Carthus.)
WOODRUFFE, . Adm. Fell.-Com. at Emmanuel, 1584-5-
460
WooDSiDE, Robert
WOODS, see WOOD.
WOODSIDE, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age i6) at Caius, May 4.
1620. S. of Robert, gent., of Suffolk. Scfiool, Bury St
Edmunds. Matric. 1620; B.A. 1623-4; M.A. 1627. Perhaps
Usher of Ipswich Grammar School, Suffolk, 1630-57. Head
Master there 1657-9. {Venn, 1. 250.)
WOODSON, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Caius, Easter, 1615; B.A.
from King's, 1618-9; M.A. 1622. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
Aug. i; priest, Aug. 2, 1618. Parish chaplain of St Martin-
at-Plain, Norwich, 1618-36. Possibly V. of Himbkton,
Worcs., 1634-9. (Venn, i. 228.)
WOODESON, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs.
1551; B.A. 1554-5-
WODESTOK, JOHN DE. 'King's scholar' at Cambridge, 1319-
27-
WOODTHORPE, NICHOLAS. Matric. pens, from Christ's, c.
1592. S. of Lionel, of Aby, Lines. B. 1580. Adm. at Gray's
Inn, Nov. 20, 1595. Of Tothill, Lines. Living, 1620. {Lines.
Pedigrees, 1107.)
WOODTHORPE or HODETHORPE, RICHARD. B.Can.L.
1497-8.
WOODWALL, ANTHONY. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, Jan.
30, 1564-5.
WOODWARD, ANTHONY. B.A. 1562-3. Of Middlesex. M.A.
from St John's, 1566. Fellow of St John's, 1563.
WOODWARD, BENJAMIN. Adm. Fell. -Com. at Trinity Hall,
Mar. 26, 1726. Of Meath, Ireland. Matric. 1728; M.A. 1728
{Com. Reg.). Fellow of Jesus, 1732-6. Afterwards of Hunts.
WOODWARD, CHARLES. Adm. pens, (age 14) at Sidney,
Mar. 17, 1631-2. S. of John, attorney, K.B. B. at Denton,
Norfolk. School, Bury. Matric. 1632; B.A. 1635-6; M.A.
1639. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Sept. 25, 1642; priest (Lincoln)
Dec. 21, 1645. Perhaps R. of Greeting All Saints, Sufiolk,
1693-1706. Brother of Henry (1635).
WOODWARD, EDMUND. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Peterhouse,
Apr. 25, 1637. Of Bedfordshire. Probably grandson of
Edward, of Ampthill, Beds. School, Stevenage, Herts.
Matric. 1637. Perhaps adm. at the Inner Temple, Nov. 1651;
of Kempston, Beds. Buried at Houghton Conquest, Apr. 19,
1660. M.I. Will dated Mar. 10, 1659. Benefactor to Peter-
house and to the Free School at Stevenage, Herts. {T. A.
Walker, 59; Genealog. Bedf., 396.)
WOODWARD, EDWARD. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Mar. 11,
1588-9. Matric. 1588-9. Perhaps adm. at Lincoln's Inn,
Aug. 5, 1591; of Buckinghamshire. If so, probably died
1643; will proved (P.C.C.) 1643 by his son Edward (?next).
Perhaps brother of Thomas (c. i593)-
WOODWARD, EDWARD. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Emmanuel,
Easter, 1623. Matric. 1623-4. Perhaps s. and h. of Edward
(above), of Leigh, Bucks., Esq.; adm. at Gray's Inn, Aug. 10,
1627. If so, proved his father's will (P.C.C.) 1643.
WOODWARD, ENOCH. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's,
May 22, 165 1. S. of John, of Norwich. B. there. School,
Norwich (Mr Levering). Matric. 1651; B.A. 1654-5. V. of
St George's, Norwich, till 1662, ejected.
WOODWARD, FRANCIS. Matric. Fell. -Com. from King's,
Michs. 1747; M.B. 1748.
WOODWARD, GAWDY. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs.
1576.
WOODWARD, GEORGE. Adm. pens, at St John's, June 27,
1694. S.of Henry, of Odell, Beds. Matric. (St Edmund Hall,
Oxford) Nov. 17, 1676, age 18; B.A. (Oxford) 1680; M.A.
from St John's, 1694. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Mar. 5, 1684;
priest (Hereford) Sept. 25, 1687. R. of Hinton St George,
Somerset, 1697-1738. R. of Uplowman, Devon, 1734.
Died 1738. (/IL 0.>:oM.; T. C. Dale.)
WOODWARD, GODFREY. Matric. Fell. -Com. from King's,
Easter, 1697. Perhaps adm. at the Inner Temple, Jan. 29,
1710-1; s. and h. of Godfrey, of the Inner Temple, deceased.
WOODWARD, GODFREY. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Clare, Apr.
10, 1 75 1. B. in London.
WOODWARD, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Sidney, Apr.
5, 1635. 3rd s. of John, barrister, of the Middle Temple.
B. at Bury St Edmunds. School, Bury. Matric. 1635.
Adm. at the Middle Temple, May 12, 1637. Brother of
Charles (1632).
WOODWARD, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Peterhouse,
July 9, 1731. S. of John (1676), R. of West Grinstead,
Sussex. School, Winchester. Matric. 1731; Scholar, 1731-2;
B.A. 1734-5; M.A. 1757. Ord. deacon, Sept. 19, 17.^6;
priest, Dec. 18, 1737 (from Canterbury Act lik; no bishop
given). V. of Billingshurst, Sussex, 1737- V. of West
Woodward, Thomas
Grinstead, 1752-9. V. of East Grinstead, 1757. K. of Worth,
1760. Died unmarried, 1763. Admon., Dec. 1763; to
nephew Rev. John (? 1751). Brother of Thomas (1720) and
John (1723). (T. C. Dale; T. A. Walker; J. Ch. Smith.)
WOODWARD, HERBERT. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1661.
Of Kent. Doubtless s. and h. of Edward, of Ashford, gent.
Matric. 1661. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Nov. 23, 1663. Age 19
in 1663. {Vis. of Kent, 1663.)
WOODWARD, JOHN. Scholar of Clare, 1458 (age 13).
WOODWARD, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Easter, i6i7-
B. Feb. 2, i6oi-2. School, Merchant Taylors'. Scholar,
1618; B.A. 1620-1; M.A. from Clare, 1624. Fellow of Clare.
WOODWARD, JOHN. Adm. at Trinity, July i, 1676. Of
Sussex. School, Winchester. Migrated to Peterhouse, Feb. 5,
1676-7, age 17. Matric. 1677; Scholar, 1677; B.A. 1679-80;
M.A. 1683; D.D. 1707. Fellow, 1683; deprived in 1693 as
a non-juror. Incorp. at Oxford, 1686. Ord. deacon
(Chichester) Sept. 25, i68t; priest, June 11, 1682. R. of
Merrow, Surrey, 1682-4. R- of West Grinstead, Sussex,
1695-30. R. of Birdham, 1712-30. Preb. of Chichester,
1 71 5. Died 1730-1. Will (Chichester) 1731. Father of
Henry ( 1 731), John (1723) and Thomas (1720). {T.A. Walker,
158; Lambeth Act Bk; T. C. Dale.)
WOODWARD, JOHN. M.D. from Pembroke, 1695 (Incorp.
from Lambeth). B. May i, 1665 (of a Gloucester family).
Apprenticed to a London linendrapcr. Professor of Physic at
Gresham College, 1692-1728. F.R.S., 1693. M.D. (Umbeth)
1695. CancUdate, R.C.P., 1698. F.R.C.P., 1703. Gulstonian
lecturer, 1710. Geologist. Founder of the Woodwardian
Professorship. Author, geological, etc. Died .\pr. 25, 1728.
Buried in Westminster Abbey. Will, P.C.C. {D.N.B.;
Endowments, 196; Ward's Gresham.)
WOODWARD, JOHN. .\dm. sizar (age 18) at Peterhouse,
Dec. 2, 1723. Of Sussex. Doubtless 2nd s. of John (1676).
School, Winchester. Matric. 1724; Scholar, 1724; B.A. 1727-
8; M.A. 1731. Fellow, 1731. Brother of Henry (1731) and
Thomas (1720).
WOODWARD, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Peterhouse,
Oct. 13, 1751. Of Sussex. Perhaps s. of Thomas (1720).
School (private). Scholar, 1752; B.A. 1756. R. of West
Grinstead, Sussex, 1759. Married EUzabeth, dau. of William
White, of Horsham. Died May 5, 1807, aged 73. (T. A.
Walker, 302.)
WOODWARD, JOSIAH. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, June
17, 1696. Matric. 1696.
WOODWARD, MATTHEW. B.A. 1532-3. Probably of Peter-
house.
WOODWARD, MICHAEL. M.A. 1632 (Incorp. from 0.xford).
Of Bedfordshire, pleb. Matric. (New College, Oxford)
Nov. 9, 1621, age 19; B.A. (Oxford) 1625; M..\. 1628-9;
B.D. 1637; D.D. 1660. Warden of New College, Oxford,
1658-75. R. of Ashe, Surrey, 1642. R. of Brightwell, Berks.,
1660. Died June 16, 1675. Buried in New College Chapel.
Will (Oxford) i675- (--l'- Oxon.; Le Neve, Mon.)
WOODWARD, PHILIP. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter,
1573-
WOODWARD, RICHARD. Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, Jan. 2,
1631-2. S. of R. [Richard], of London, grocer. Matric. 1632;
Scholar, 1632-4. Probably adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Feb. i8,
1636-7. (r. A. Walker, 46.)
WOODWARD, RICHARD. .Adm. pens, at St John's, July 1.
1681. S. of Thomas, of Woodstock, 0.xon. M..^. from St
John's, 1681. Matric. (Trinity College, Oxford) May 24.
1661. age 16; B.A. (Trinity College, Oxford) 1664. R. of
Pembury, Kent, 1677. Buried there Apr. 27, I73i- M'-
Oxon.; Fielding.)
WOODWARD, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, (age 20) at Macdalenf.
Apr. 5, 1653. S. of Peter, of Broomfcill, Cheshire. School,
Northwich. Matric. 1653; B.A. 1656-7; M.A. from St John's,
1662. Incorp. at Oxford, 1663. V.of Aldworth, Berks., 1659.
{Al. Oxon.)
WOODWARD, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, Nov. 26,
1564. S. of Thomas, gent., of Stafford. School, Stafford.
^!atric. 1564. One of these names R. of Oviiigton, Norfolk,
1587-1601 ; R. of St Julian, with St Fdmund, and St Clement,
Norwich, 1589. V. of St John Baptist, Norvvich, 1598-1608.
{Venn, 1. 56.)
WOODWARD, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Clare, r. 1593.
I'lih.ips .uini. at Lincoln's Inn, Oct. 8, 1597; of Bucks.
I'lrh.ips brother of Filw.ud (1588-9).
WOODWARD, THOMAS. Matric. p«Mis. from Christ's. Michs.
1(121. One of these n.imes, 'of Friston, Sussex.' adm. .it
the Inner Trinple. l-Vl). t, 1624 5; another, 'of Throwlcy,
Kent,' adm. .\l.>r. 12, 1625. {Peile, 1. 342.)
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Woodward, Thomas
WOODWARD, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Peterhouse,
July 2, 1720. S. of John (1676), R. of West Grinstead,
Sussex. School, Winchester. Maine. 1720; Scholar, 1720;
B.A. 1723-4; M.A. 1727. Ord. deacon (Chichester) Sept. 19,
1725; priest, Sept. 24, 1727. R. of West Grinstead, Sussex,
1730-52. V. of Billingshurst, 1732-7. Married Catherine
PeUat, of St Edmund-le-King, London, Dec. i, 1732, at
St Dionis Backchurch, London. Died 1752. .Admon., P.C.C.
Brother of Henry (1731) and John (1723), perhaps father
of John (1751). {T. A. Walker, 245; T. C- Dale; H. B.
Swanzy.)
WOODWARDE, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Michael
House, Easter, 1545.
WOODWARD, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter,
1609; B.A. 1612-3. One of these names s. of William, of
High Holbom, London; adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 4, 1606-7;
ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 20; priest, Sept. 21, 1618. {Peile,
I- 273)
WOODWARD, . Incorp. from Oxford, 1486-7.
WOODWARD, . Adm. pens, at Trinity Hall, July 5,
1714 (name off, 1718).
WOODWORTH, JEPHTHA. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 20) at
St John's, May 26, 1702. S. of John, gent. B. in London.
School, Ealing (private). Matric. 1702.
WOODYARD, WILLIAM. B.A. 1517-8. Probably pens, at
GoNviLLE Hall, 1526.
WOODYARD, WILLIAM. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Jesls,
Easter, 1617.
WOODYEAR, GEORGE. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Pembroke,
July I, 1674. S. of William, of York, gent. B. Aug. 20, 1656.
Secretary to Sir William Temple. Of CrookhiU, Doncaster.
Married Alice, dau. of Sir Richard Tatham, Feb. 21, 1687-8.
Died Nov. 11, 1710, aged 54. Buried at Conisborough.
Father of Richard (1712). (M. H. Peacock; H. M. Wood.)
WOODYERE, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Apr. 24, 1676.
Matric. 1676 (in his absence, owing to prevalence of small-
pox). Of Sussex. Scholar, 1678; B.A. 1679-80; M.A. 1683.
V. of Oving, Sussex, 1682-1720. V. of Bersted, 1704.
Chaplain to Frances, Dowager Lady Escrick. Died 1720.
Buried at Oving. (T. C. Dale; Lambeth Act Bk; A. Gray.)
WOODYEARE, JOHN. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 19) at Trinity,
Apr. 15, 1748. S. of William, of CrookhiU, Yorks. Bapt.
Feb. 27, 1727. School, Chesterfield, Derbs. (Mr Burroughs).
Matric. 1748. Married Frances, dau. of Richard Turbutt,
of Doncaster, Esq. Died s./)., 1812. (M. H. Peacock.)
WOODYERE, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Trinity, c. 1595.
S. of William, of Cowling, Kent. B.A. 1599-1600; M.A. 1603;
Woodie. Incorp. at Oxford, 1605. R. of Halstow, Kent,
1605. Preb. of Rochester, 1614. Died 1628. (Al. Oxon.;
H. G. Harrison; Burke, Seats and Arms, 11. 29.)
WOODYEAR, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's,
Apr. 13, 1712. S. of George (1674). B. at Crookhill in the
parish of Conisborough, Yorks. Bapt. Apr. 12, 1694. School,
Doncaster. Matric. 1712; Scholar, 1713; B.A. 1715-6;
M.A. 1722. Usher at the Grammar School, King's Lynn,
Norfolk, 1716-8. Ord. deacon (York) June, 1718. V. of
Hutton Buscel, Yorks., 1729-36. Died unmarried. Buried
Feb. 24, 1735-6, at Conisborough. {Peile, 11. 179; Hunter,
I. 124; H. M. Wood.)
WOODYERE or WODDIER, WILLIAM. Adm. at King's
(age 18) a scholar from Eton, Aug. 24, 1593. Of Kent.
Matric. 1593-4; B..\. 1597-8; M.A. 1601. Fellow, 1596-
1604, ejected. {King's Hist., 83.)
WOODYEARE, WILLIAM. A student at Cambridge. S. and
h. of William, of CrookhiU, Yorks. Died unmarried. Buried
Feb. 17, 1732-3, aged 19. Brother of John (1748). {Hunter,
II. 124.)
WOOLBY, CLIFTON. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Trinity, Sept. 19,
1744. S. of WiUiam, of Retford, Notts. School, Rampton,
Notts. (Mr Howlet). Matric. 1744.
WOLBY, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Sidney, June 30,
1621. S. of Robert, gent. B. at Bilsby, Lines. School, Alford.
Matric. 1621. Buried at BUsby, June 22, 1623. {Lines.
Pedigrees, 1100.)
WOOLBIE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity, Mar.
14, 1709-10. S. of Edward, of Louth, Lines. School, Saffron
Walden, Essex (Mr KUbum).
WOOLF, see WOLF.
WOOLFALL, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, June 22,
1641. S. of John, husbandman, of Tunstall, Lanes. B. there.
School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1641; B.A. 1645-6; M.A. 1649.
Minister at AU Saints, Newcastle-on-Tyne, 1662-3. Buried
Apr. 30, 1663, at St Jolm's, Newcastle. (H, M> Wood.)
WooLMER, Matthew
WOOLFALL, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, .\pr. 13,
1657. S. of Thomas, clerk, deceased, of Ivinghoe, Bucks.
B. there. School, Berwick, Northumberland (Mr Webb).
Matric. 1657; B.A. 1660-1. Perhaps ord. priest (Durham)
Sept. 22, 1661; V. of Woodhom, Northumberland, 1661;
M.A. Buried there Feb. 24, 1683-4.
WOOLFALL, ROBERT. Adm. at King's (age 17) a scholar
from Eton, Aug. 26, 1562. B. at WooUall, Lanes. Matric.
1562. Resident, 1564. Ord. deacon (London) Apr. 23, 1569,
age 25. V. of Westhampstead.
WOOLFALL, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Sept. 8, 1619.
Matric. 1619; 'Walsall'; B.A. 1623-4; M.A. 1627. Ord.
deacon (Peterb.) Feb. 22; priest, Feb. 23, 1623-4. Lecturer
at St John's, Newcastle, Northumberland, 1647-52. Died
Oct. 21, 1652. Perhaps father of John (1657).
WOLFALL, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Christ's, June 14, 1680.
S. of Thomas. Bapt. Sept. 11, 1659, at TunstaU, I^ancs.
School, Garstang (Mr Harding). Matric. 1680. {Peile, u. 80.)
WOLFALL, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Peterhouse,
May 11, 1722. Of Northumberland. School, Durham.
Scholar, 1722; B..\. 1725-6; M.A. 1747. Ord. deacon (Ely)
Dec. 22, 1728; priest (Durham) 1731. Lecturer of Berwick.
V. of Tweedmouth, 1742-77. P.C. of Ancroft, Northumber-
land, 1742-77. Died at Wolsingham, Durham, Aug. 6, 1777-
Buried there. (G. Mag.)
WOOLGATE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's,
.^pr. 28, 1640. S. of Ralph. B. at Rainham, Kent. School,
Maidstone (Mr Elmstone).
WOOLHOUSE, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June 19,
1612. Matric. 1612; B.A. 1615-6. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
Mar. 1; priest. Mar. 2, 1617-8. Chaplain to the East India
Company, 1619-27. V. of West Mersey, Essex, by 1637;
ejected, 1642. (F. Penny.)
WOOLHOUSE, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, June 19,
1684. S. of Thomas. B. at Halsted, Essex. School, West-
minster. Matric. 1684; Scholar, 1684; B.A. 1686-7 (Lit. Reg.).
WOLHOUSE, NICHOLAS. Matric. (St Edmund HaU, Oxford)
July 10, 1584, age 19; 'had spent two years at Cambridge.'
.■\dm. at Lincoln's Inn, Dec. 5, 1582.
WOOLHOUSE, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from St Catharine's,
Easter, 1639. Of London. B.A. 1641-2; M..'^. 1645. Probably
V. of Gt Kimble, Bucks., 1663; of Stone, 1668-77, and of
Over Winchendon. Died 1677. WiU, Archd. Bucks.
WOOLHOUSE, THOMAS. B.Can.L. 1470-1.
WOOLHOUSE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's,
June 5, 1660. S. of William, gent., of Muskham, Notts.
B. there. School, Lincoln. Matric. 1660; B.A. 1663-4; M.A.
1672. Probably of North Muskham, Notts. Married Mary,
dau. of John Hacker, of Flintham HaU, Notts. Died May 29,
1723, aged 80. Probably father of the next. {Hutckins, 11.
loi, where he is styled M.D.)
WOOLHOUSE, WILLIAM HARKER (? HACKER). Adm. pens,
(age 17) at Christ's, Feb. 26, 1696-7. Doubtless s. of
Wmiam (above), M.D. (sic), of North Muskham (and Mary,
dau. of John Hacker, of Flintham HaU, Notts.). B. at
Muskham, Notts. Scholar, 1696-7. Of North Muskham,
Esq. Died s.p., Apr. 9, 1725. {Peile, 11. 138; Hutchins, 11.
101.)
WOOLL, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Easter, 1582;
B.A. 1585-6; M.A. 1589. V. of Boston, Lines., 1600-12.
R. of Skirbeck, 1612-8. WiU (Lincoln) 1618 and 1619.
WOOLLEY, see WOLLEY.
WOOLMER, see also WILMER.
WOLMER, ANTHONY. Matric. pens, from Trinity Hall,
Easter, 1616. Perhaps s. and h. of Luke, of Wood DaUing,
Norfolk, Esq., deceased; adm. at Lincohi's Inn, Mar. 17,
1622-3; caUed to the Bar, 1630.
WOOLMER, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from St John's, Lent,
1564-5-
WOOLMER, HENRY. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1677. Of
Norfolk. Matric. 1677; B.A. 1680-1. Ord. deacon (York)
Sept. 1682; priest (Norwich) Dec. 1686. V. of FUxton,
Suffolk, 1690-5.
WOOLMER, JOHN. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1672. Of
Norfolk. Matric. 1674; B.A. 1676-7; M.A. 1680. Ord.
deacon (Norvnch) Dec. 1677; priest, Feb. 1677-8. R. of
St Peter's, South Elmham, Sufiolk, 1677; of St Margaret's,
1679-
WOOLMER, MATTHEW {alias CONSELL). Matric. pens, from
Queens', Easter, 1632 ('Walmer' in Coll. Reg.). Of Lincoln-
shire. S. and h. of Robert, of Swineshead, Esq. (and Mar-
garet ColseU or ConseU). Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Oct. 24,
1635. CaUed to the Bar, 1646. Bencher, 1670. Executor to
his father in 1638. Brother of WiUiam (1637). {Lines,
Pedigrees, 1105.)
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WooLMER, Robert
WOOLMER, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age i6) at Caius, Mar. 31,
1664. S. of Robert, gent., of Earsham, Norfolk. Schools,
Doiiton, Norfolk; Bungay, Eye and Barsham, Suffolk.
Matric. 1664; Scholar, 1664-6. (Venn, i. 421.)
WOOLMER, ROBERT. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1711. Of
Suffolk. B. 1695. Matric. 1712; B.A. 1715-6. Ord. deacon
(Ely) May 24, 1719; priest, Mar. 13, 1719-20. R. of Carlton
Colville, Suffolk, 1719-64.
WOLMER, WALTON. B.Can.L. 1502-3. Perhaps canon of
Warwick. Will (Walter Wolmcr) (P.C.C.) 1523.
WOOLMER, WICKSTED. Adm. pens, at Clare, Aug. i, 1644.
Matric. 1644.
WOLMER or WULMER, . Com. for B.A. 1478-9.
WOLMER, . B.A. 1483-4.
WOOLMORE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 20) at Sidney,
June 10, 1637. S. of Robert, Esq. (and Margaret Colsell or
Consell). B. at Swineshead, Linos. School, Pinchbeck
(Mr Reeve). Matric. 1637. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Apr. 20,
1642; 'B.A.' Brother of Matthew (1632). (Lines. Pedigrees,
H05.)
WOLNOUGH, BRAHAM. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1687. Of
Suffolk. Matric. 1687; B.A. 1690-1; M.A. 1694. Ord.
deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 25, 1692; priest (Norwich) Sept. 1695.
V. of Washbrook, Suffolk, 1695. V. of Copdock, 1714.
Perhaps R. of Heigham, Norfolk, and chaplain to Lady
Berners. (Masters.)
WOOLNOUGH, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, July 2,
1616. Matric. 1616; B.A. 1624. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
Sept. 22; priest, Sept. 23, 1622 (literate).
WOOLNOUGH, HENRY. M.A. 1663 (Lit. Reg.). Probably s.
of Joshua, of London, gent. Matric. (Exeter College, Oxford)
July 23, 1656. Student of the Middle Temple, 1661. R. of
Shelley, Essex, 1663. Perhaps R. of Bramshott, Surrey,
1664-72. Licence, Nov. 3, 1663, to marry Elizabeth, dau.
of John Piatt, of Godalming, Surrey, clerk. Probably father
of the next. (Al. Oxon.; T. C. Dale.)
WOOLNOUGH, JOSHUA. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's,
Apr. 29, 1685. S. of Henry, clerk, deceased. B. in Surrey.
School, Clerkenwell (Mr Singleton). Matric. 1685; B.A.
1688-9.
WOOLLNOUGH, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's,
Apr. 4, 1724. Of Beccles, Suffolk. Matric. 1724; M.B. 1730.
WOOLSTON, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Sidney, June
II, 1685. 5th s. of Henry, currier. B. at Norihampton.
Schools, Northampton (Mr Archer) and Daventry (Mr
Jackson). Matric. 1685; B.A. 1688-9; M.A. 1692; B.D. 1699.
Fellow, 1692-1723. Incorp. at Oxford, 1693. 'Enthusiast
and freethinker.' For some time lecturer in College. After-
wards resided in London. Adopted from Origen the idea of
interpreting the Scriptures as an allegory. Prosecuted for
his Discourses on the Miracles, 1727. Fined and imprisoned,
1729. Died unmarried, in the King's Bencl^, Jan. 27, 1732-3.
Buried at St George's, Southwark. Will, P.C.C. (D.N.B.;
Al. Oxon.)
WOOLSTON, . B.Can.L. 1482-3.
WOOLTON, W. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1580.
WOOLVERSTON, see WOLFERSTAN.
WOOLWRIGHT, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's,
Oct. 24, 1745. S. of Joseph, grocer, of Gloucestershire. B. at
Wootton-under-Edge. School, Manchester (Mr Brook).
Matric. 1747; B.A. 1749-50. Ord. deacon (Chester) Dec. 23,
1750; priest (Lichfield) Sept. 4, 1752. C. of St Oswald's,
Chester, in 1754. R. of St Bridget, Chester, 1761-82. Head
Master of the King's School, Chester. (Scott-Mayor, iii. 554.)
WOORE, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Michs.
1641 ; B.A. 1645-6; M.A. 1664. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Feb. 6;
priest, Feb. 8, 1660-1. R. of Covenham St Bartholomew,
Lines., 1661, and of Covenham St Mary, 1662.
WOORTES, see WORTS.
WORCETER, see also WORSTER.
WORCETER or WORCESTER, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from
St John's, Easter, 1620. Probably s. of William, V. of
Watford, Northants. Bapt. there, Oct. 5, 1595. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) Dec. 22, 1622 (literate). V. of Olncy, Bucks., 1624-
36. Emigrated to New England. Pastor of Salisbury, Mass.,
c. 1639-62. Died Oct. 28, 1662. (J. G. Bartlctt.)
WORDALL, JOHN, sec WARDELL.
WORDEN, JOHN. Of Trinity; ord. deacon (London) Feb.
1707-8; priest. Mar. 20, 1708-9. Perhaps chaplain in the
Navy, 1710. hnisee /I /. Ojr(>». for a contemixjrary namesake.
WORDLEY, ROGER (1529), see WARDELEY.
WoRLiNGE, Thomas
WORDSWORTH, ELIAS. Adm.sirarat Trinity, Apr. 24, 1651.
Of Yorkshire. S. of Ralph, of Water Hall, Penistone. B.
1635. Matric. 1651; Wadsworth. B.A. 1654-5. Buried at
IViiistonc, Nov. 19, 1660. (F.M.G., 755.)
WORDWELL, . Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1554. Perhaps
scholar of Queens', 1557.
WORGAN, JOHN. Mus.Bac. 1748; Mus.Doc. i775- B. 1724.
in London. Organist at Vauxhall Gardens, London, 1751-74,
and at St Botolph's, 1753. Composer: oratorios, glees and
organ and harpsichord music. Died Aug. 24, 1790. Buried
at St Andrew Undershaft. Will (P.C.C.) 1790; of Rathbone
Place, Marylebone, Middlesex. (D.N.B.; Abdy WiUiams,
where the dates are wrong.)
WORGER, ALEXANDER. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Christ's,
May 7, 1636. S. of Christopher. B. in London. School,
Westerham, Kent (Mr Walter). Matric. 1636; B.A. 1640;
M.A. 1644. Fellow, 1644-8. R. of Braceborough, Lines.,
1647-51. (Peile, I. 442.)
WORGER, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Sidney, c.
Juiy, 1695. S. and h. of Stephen, minister, of Heathfield,
Sussex. B. there. School, Heathfield (Mr Wilkin). Perhaps
buried Apr. 15, 1742, at St Paul's, Canterbury, aged 68.
(H. G. Harrison.)
WORKMAN, JOHN. M.A. i68o (Incorp. from Oxford). 2nd s.
of Giles, of Newton Bagpath, Gloucs. B. Dec. 16, 1638, at
Adderleigh. Matric. (Merton College, Oxford) Nov. 25, 1653;
B.A. (Oxford) 1658-9; M.A. 1662. Fellow of All Souls.
Subsc. at Peterborough, July 21, 1674. Preb. of Peterborough,
1676-85. R. of Sutton-under-Brails, Gloucs., in 1676.
V. of Hambledon, Rutland, 1676-85. R. of Peakirk-c«m-
Glinton, Northants., 1682-5. Chaplain to the King. Married
Constance, dau. of John May, of Sussex, May 5, 1677, at
St Dionis, London. Died June 24, 1685, aged 44. M.I. in
Peterborough Cathedral. (Al. Oxon.; T. C. Dale; Vis. of
Rutland, 1681-22.)
WORKSOP, RICHARD, see WORSOP.
WORLEY or WOORLEY, HENRY. Matric. sizar from Queens',
Michs. 1548 (impubes). S. of James, of Dodington, Kent.
B.A. 1552-3; M.A. from Jesus, 1556; LL.D. 1568. Feilow
of Jesus, 1557-65. Proctor, 1563-4. Presented to Graveley,
Cambs.,1568. Adm. advocate, 1577. Chancellor of Chichester.
Commissary for Chichester. Married and had issue. Will
(P.C.C.) 1586. Brother of Stephen (1549). (Vis. of Kent,
1619; Cooper, 1. 516.)
WOORLEY, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Michs. 1566.
One of these names V. of Gt Missenden, Bucks., 1598.
WOORLEY, STEPHEN. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter,
1549 (impubes). S. of James, of Dodington, Kent. B.A.
1554-5; M..A. 1564. Of Tonge, Kent. Married .\nna, dau.
of Henry Bateman, of Linsted. Brother of Henry (1548).
(I'is. of Kent, 1619.)
WORLEY or WORLDLEYE, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from
St John's, Michs. 1551.
WORLEY, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1562.
WORLEY, THOMAS. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1600. Of Kent.
WORLEY, . Scholar of Christ's, 1551. Probably Henry
(1548).
WORLICH, see also WOLRICH.
WOORLEDGE, NICHOLAS. Adm. pens, (age 14) at Caius,
July 20, 1573. S. of John, of Eye, Suffolk. School, Eye.
Matric. 1574-
WORLICH, PETER. Matric. pens, from Caius, Michs. 1559
(impubes).
WORLIDGE, ROBERT. .'Xdm. sizar at Emmanuel, Apr. 26,
1671. Of Hertfordshire. Matric. 1671; B.A. 1674-5; M.A.
1684. Ord. priest (London) Dec. 24, 1676. C. of Trottis-
cliffe, Kent, 1676. V. of Ryarsh, 1676-1702. R. of Adding-
ton, 1701-2. Chaplain to the Earl of Sussex. (Lambdh .4c1
Bk; Fichlins)
WORLEIGE, SIMON. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Faster, 1572.
WORLICH, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Sept. 4, 1700.
S. of Henry, of London. School, St Paul's. Scholar, 1701.
Migr.iled to Trinity, Mar. 2^, 1702-3,3^0 iq. Scholar, 1703;
B.A. 1704-5; M.A! 1708.
WORLETCH, WILLIAM. Scholar of Trinity. i6h; B.A.
1612-3; M..\. 1616. Fellow, 1614. Junior Bursar, 1627-9.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) May 27; priest. May 28, 1621.
V. of Eyton (? Eaton), Beds., 1630-1. Will proved (V.C.C.)
1 63 1 .
WORLICK, . .\dm. Fell. -Com. at Corpus Christi, 1570.
WORLINGE, THOMAS. Matric. pons, from Trinity, Michs.
1551; Scholxr, 1552.
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WoRMALD, Thomas
WORMALD, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June 30,
1716. Of Yorkshire. Matric. 1716; B.A. 1720-1. Ord. deacon
(York) Sept. 1721.
WORMALLE, FRANCIS. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Michs.
1576; B.A. from Magdalene, 1579-8°; M.A. 1583. R. of
St Benet Sherehog, London, 1588 (July to Oct.). R. of
Sturry, Kent, 1588-96. R. of Harbledown, 1594-6. Buried
Apr. 22, 1596, at Harbledown. (H. G. Harrison.)
WORMALL, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Jesus, July 13, 1629.
Of Surrey. Doubtless s. of Christopher, of Lambeth. Matric.
1629; B.A. 1632-3; Scholar, 1633. Buried in the College
Chapel, Sept. 17, 1633. {Vis. of Surrey, 1623.)
WORME, PERCIVAL. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Easter,
1680. Probably of Peterborough.
WORME or WOORME, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Queens',
Michs. 1547. S. of Percival (and Joane, dau. of John Harvey,
of Longthorpe, Northants.). B. at Peterborough, c. 1530.
B.A. 1550-1; M.A. 1554. Fellow, i55o-7. Adm. at Gray's
Inn, 1563; Worme. Counsellor and solicitor to the Dean
and Chapter of Peterborough. Arms granted, 1583. Married
Grace, dau. of Tohn Sandys, of Elton, Hunts. Died May 13,
1589. Buried in Peterborough Cathedral. M.I. Will, P.C.C.
Father of the next. {Vis. of Northants.; Cooper, u. 50.)
WORME, RICHARD. B.A. from Jesus, 1579-80. S. of Richard
(above). B. at Peterborough. M.A. 1583. Fellow of Jesus,
1586-go. Ord. deacon (London) Nov. 19, 1590. age 32;
priest, Nov. 3, 1591. R. of Gt Henney, Essex, 1590-1603.
R. of St Michael Royal, London, 1606-36. R. of St Pancras,
Soper Lane, 1609-36. Died 1636.
WORMELY, EDWARD. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Jesus, June 8,
1631. Of Yorkshire. S. and h. of Henry, of Riccall. Bapt.
Aug. 25, 1612. Matric. 1631. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Aug. 12,
1631. Lord of the manor of Riccall. Married Anne, dau. of
Christopher Wormely, of Aldrich. Buried Feb. 14, 1678-9,
at Riccall. Brother of the next. {F.M.G., 1190; Vis. of
Yorks., 1665; J. Parker.)
WORMELEY, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's, Feb. 2,
1638-9. 3rd s. of Henry, of Riccall, Yorks. Bapt. there,
Sept. 3, 1622. Schools, Doncaster (Mr Meares) and York
(Mr Wallis). Matric. 1639; B.A. 1642-3; M.A. 1646. Adm.
at Gray's Inn, May 13, 1642. Ord. deacon and priest (Lin-
coln) Mar. 2, 1645-6. R. of Elvington, Yorks., 1662-9.
V. of RiccaU, till 1668. Buried there May 11, 1669. Will
proved (York) May 21, 1669. Brother of Edward (above).
{Peile, I. 457; Vis. of Yorks., 1665.)
WORMLYE, SIMON. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1556. Doubtless s. of John, of Hatfield, Yorks. Signed
Visitation, 1585. Married Ann Claxton, of Bumhall. Died
s.p. Buried at Hatfield. WiU (York) 1591. {Vis. of Yorks.,
1612, 1665; Genealogist, xxx. 220.)
WORMELL or WOORMWELL, BARTHOLOMEW. Adm. pens,
(age 15) at St John's, Mar. 12, 1652-3. S. of Bartholomew,
merchant, of King's Lynn, Norfolk. B. there. School,
Lynn (Mr BeU). Matric. 1653; B.A. 1656-7; M.A. 1660.
Ord. priest (Worcester) July 21, 1662; Wormell. R. of
Stocking Pelham, Herts., till 1667. R- of Panfield, Essex,
1666-8. Brother of Samuel (1667) and father of the next.
WORMELL, BARTHOLOMEW. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Sx
John's, Nov. 5, 1691. S. of Bartholomew (above), clerk.
B. Mar. 1675, in London. School, Merchant Taylors'.
Matric. 1691; B.A. 1695-6. Ord. deacon (London) Mar. 20,
1697-8.
WORMELL, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age i6) at Christ's, Mar.
27, 1667. S. of Bartholomew. B. at Lynn, Norfolk. School,
Lynn (Mr Bell). Matric. 1667; B.A. 1670-1. Ord. deacon
(Ely) Mar. 3, 1671-2. R. of Terwick, Sussex, 1679-1719.
Died 1719. Brother of Bartholomew (1652-3). {Peile, u. 10.)
WORMENHALE, JOHN DE. Scholar at King's Hall; adm.
Jan. 24, 1350. Promoted to a benefice, 1362.
WORMENHALL or WYRMENHALE, THOMAS DE. LL.D.
Master of Peterhouse, 1374-81. Master of the Hospital
of St John, Wisbech, Norfolk, 1349-50. R. of Terrington,
Norfolk, 1370-81. Canon of Salisbury, and preb. of Chichester.
Chancellor to the Bishop of Ely, in 1375. {T. A. Walker.)
WORMEWELL, WALTER. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1579-
WORMYNGWORTH, ADAM DE. King's scholar, in 1332.
(Perhaps same as Haworthingham.)
WORAL or WYRRAL, EDWARD. Matric. from Trinity, 1589.
Perhaps s. of Gervas, of Loversal, Yorks. Probably brother
of Hugh (1589)-
WORRALL or WARRELL, FRANCIS. Matric. sizar from St
John's, Michs. 1601; 'Warren.' B. at Fulboum, Cambs.
B.A. 1605-6; M.A. from St Catharine's, 1609. Ord. deacon
(Ely); priest (London) Sept. 25, 1609, age 26. C. of Wye,
WoRSLEY, James
Kent. V. of East Peckham, 1617. V. of Wateringbury,
1620-2. R. of Kingsnorth, 1637. Buried at Wateringbury,
May 29, 1652. Will (P.C.C.) 1653. Father of Isaac (1633).
{Fielding.)
WORRALL, FRANCIS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1620; B.A. 1623-4; M.A. 1627. Ord. deacon (London)
May 20, 1627. Perhaps V. of Faversham, Kent, 1662-5;
V. of Preston, 1662-71; P.C. of Davington, 1666; V. of
Graveney, 1667-71. Died Oct. 1671.
WORROLL, GERVASE. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1629; B.A. 1632-3; M.A. 1636. Head Master of Bradford
School, Yorks., 1635; there in 1639.
WORAL or WYRRAL, HUGH. Matric. from Trinity, 1589.
Probably s. of Gervas, of Loversal, Yorks. B. c. 157$.
Knighted, July 23, 1603; Wyrall (or Worrall); of Yorks.
Married (i) Anne, dau. of John Armytage, of Kirklees, Esq.;
(2) Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Montford, Esq. Left England
and went to Monaghan, Ireland. Probably brother of
Edward (1589). {Hunter, i. 62.)
WORRALL, ISAAC. Adm. sizar at Jesus, June 22, 1633. S. of
Francis (1601), V. of East Peckham, Kent. B. at Gt Chart.
Matric. 1633. Migrated to St John's, May 6, 1634, age 17;
B.A. 1636-7; M.A. 1640; B.D. 1648. Fellow of St John's,
1643-71. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 9, 1639. Died Mar.
10, 1670-1. {Scott-Mayor.)
WORRELL, JOHN. Matric. sizar from King's, Easter, 1631.
B.A. 1634-5; M.A. 1638.
WORRALL or WARRELL, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at
MAGDALENE,Oct. 21, 1715. S. of Robert. B. at Harmstrong,
Lines. School, Lincoln. Matric. 1715; B.A. 1720-1. Ord.
deacon (Lincobi) Sept. 23, 1722; priest, Dec. 24, 1727. V.
of Gt Gidding, Hunts., 1727-9-
WORRALL or WIRRALL, THOMAS. D.D. 1624 (Incorp. from
Oxford). Of Cheshire. Matric. (Brasenose College, Oxford)
Oct. 31, 1606, age 17; B.A. (Oxford) 1609-10; M.A. 1612;
B.D. 1619; D.D. 1623. R. of Middleton Stony, Oxon., 1620.
R. of St Botolph, Bishopsgate, London, 1624-39. R. of
Finchley, Middlesex, 1626-39. Canon of St Paul's, 1627-39.
MarriedMary, dau. of William Wait, of London, Apr. 2, 1624.
Died Nov. 28, 1639. Buried at St Botolph's. {Al.Oxon.)
WORSAM, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Pembroke, Sept. 19,
1626. S. of Richard, of London. Migrated to St John's.
Matric. 1627.
WOURSHIP, JAMES. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter, 1570;
B.A. 1573-4; M.A. 1577. Ord. priest (Lichfield) Nov. 30,
1577. V. of Boston, Lines., 1584-92. Chaplain to the mayor.
(W. J. Kaye.)
WOURSHIP, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter, 1571.
B. in Leicestershire. Ord. deacon (London) Dec. 1591,
age 37; priest. Mar. 1592-3; 'resident at Hartlip, Kent, 1591.
Licensed to Bulpham, Essex,' 1593. Perhaps R. of Green-
stead, Essex, 1598. R. of Sapcote, Leics., 1599-1621.
Licence (.\rchd. Leicester) to marry Katherine Addams, of
Allesley, Warws., vridow, 1613. Died 1621. {Peile, 1. 118.)
WOORSHIP, MATTHEW. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1579-
WORSHIP, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from St John's, c. 1592.
B. at Leicester, c. 1575. B..\. 1595-6; M.A. 1599; B.D. 1606;
D.D. 1613. Fellow, 1598. Ord. deacon (Lincoln). V. of
Croft, Lines., 1600-26. R. of Skirbeck, 1618-26. Admon.
(Lincoln) 1625 {sic).
WORSLEY, ANTHONY. Matric. from St John's, c. 1594; B.A.
1597-8.
WORSELEY, CHARLES. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, Jan.
28, 1670-1. S. of Edward, R. of Letheringsett, Norfolk.
B. at Runcton, near Sheringham. School, Holt (Messrs
Mazey and Bainbridge). Scholar, 1672-5; Matric. 1673;
B.A. 1674-5. Ord. deacon (Norwich) June; priest, Dec. 1677;
'C. of Plumpstead,' Norfolk. R.ofSalthouse, 1677-82. Died
Dec. 24, 1682. Buried at Letheringsett. M.I. Will (Norwich
C. C.) 1682. {Venn, i. 443.)
WORSLEY or WORYSLAY, EDMUND. B.A. 1502-3. One of
these names preb. of York, 1532.
WORSLEY, FRANCIS. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Jesus, Easter,
1551. Doubtless s. and h. of John, of Deeping Gate, North-
ants. (and Mary, dau. of Sir Richard Bozom, of Lines., Knt.).
Died s.p., legit. {Vis. of Northants.)
WORSLEY, JAMES. Adm. pens, at Clare, May 6, 1740. S. of
Thomas (1702). Bapt. Aug. 28, 1722, at Hovingham, Yorks.
Matric. 1740; B.A. 1743-4; M.A. i747. Ord. deacon (York)
Apr. 20; priest. May 3, 1747. R. of Stonegrave, Yorks.,
1747-77. V. of Gilling, 1750-77- Preb. of York, 1750-77.
Chaplain to the King. Married Dorothy, dau. of Sir Ralph
Pennyman, of Beverley, Dec. 17, 1761. Died Aug. 19, 1777-
Buried at Bath Abbey. (G. Mag.; T. C. Dale; Genealogist,
XXIV. 251.)
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WoRSLEY, John
WORSLEY, JOHN. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Trinity, Easter,
1606. S. and h. of Richard, of Deeping Gate, Northants.
B.A. 1609-10; M.A. 1612-3. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Oct. 4,
i6o8. {Vis. of Northants.)
WORSLEY, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, Mar. 22,
1652-3. S. of John, draper, of Manchester. Bapt. there,
Sept. 14, 1634. School, Manchester (Mr Wickins). Matric.
1653; 'Wortley.'
WORSLEY, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Pembroke, May 4,
1676. S. of John, clerk. B. at Ancaster, Lines. Matric.
1676; B.A. 1679-80.
WORSLEY, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, May 17,
1705. S. of Ralph, linendraper. B. at Manchester, Lanes.
School, Manchester. Matric. 1705; B.A. 1708-9; M.A. 1712.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 3, 1710; C. of Thrapston, North-
ants. Perhaps V. of Wyville with Hungerton, Lines.
WORSLEY, RICHARD. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Queens',
Easter, 1641. Of Suffolk. One of these names adm. at Gray's
Inn, Nov. 15, 1645; of Deeping Gate, Northants., Esq.
WORSLEY, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1562.
WORSLEY, ROBERT. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 16) at St John's,
Apr. 14, 1714. S. of Sir Robert, Bart., of Chilton Candover,
Hants. B. 1695. Matric. 1714. Died Mar. 2, 1714-5. M.I.
in the College Chapel. (Burke, Ext. Bart.; Le Neve, Man..
II. 283.)
WORSELY, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar at Trinity, Mar. 23, 1652-3-
B.A. 1656-7; M.A. 1660.
WORSLEY, THOMAS. Scholar and FeUow at King's Hall,
1461-1501; B.Can.L. 1464-5- WiU (P.C.C.) 1501; 'clerk;
canon of Beverley, Wimpole, Cambs. To be buried at
Wimpole.' Benefactor to the chantry there. M.I. in the
church. Perhaps brother of William (1459-60).
WORSLEY, THOMAS. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 16) at Christ's,
Oct. 27, 1702. S. of Thomas. B. Nov. 16, 1686, at Hoving-
ham, Yorks. School, Isleworth, Middlesex (Mr EUis). Of
Hovingham HaU, Esq. Married (i) Mary, dau. of Sir Thomas
Frankland, Bart.; (2) Anne, dau. of Sir WiUiam Robinson,
Bart., of Newby, Yorks. Buried Mar. 2, 1750, at Hovingham.
Father of James (1740). (Burke, Peerage; Peile, 11. 156;
G. B. Routledge.)
WORSLEY, WILLIAM. B.Civ.L. 1459-60 (adm. 1462-3).
Perhaps s. of Sir Robert, of Booths, Eccles, Lanes. Studied
also at Oxford. Probably preb. of Lichfield, 1449-52; Canon
of SouthweU, 1453; of York, 1457; R. of Eakring, Notts.,
1467; Archdeacon of Nottingham, 1476; Dean of St Paul's,
1478-9; Archdeacon of Taunton, 1493-6. Implicated in the
conspiracy of Perkin Warbeck. Died Aug. 14, 1499. Buried
in St Paul's. M.I. (in Weever). Perhaps brother of Thomas
(1461). {J. Ch.Smith; D.N. B.)
WORSOP, BATTIE. Adm. at Trinity Hall, May 13, 1740.
Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, May 14, 1740. Of York.
B. 1721. Doubtless s. of John. Matric. 1740; LL.B. from
St Catharine's, 1748. Adm. at the Middle Temple, Oct. 27,
1738. Ord. deacon (Ely) Mar. 1744-5; priest. May, 1746. V.
of St Andrew's, Penrith, Cumberland, 1749-50.
WORSOPP, RICHARD. Adm. sizar at St John's, Jan. 5, 1645-6;
from Oxford. S. of Edward, of Batley, Yorks., mercer.
School, Wakefield. Matric. (University CoUege, Oxford)
July 1, 1642, age 16. Migrated to St John's, Cambridge.
B.A. from Clare, 1647-8. V. of Wadworth, Yorks., 1656-61.
V. of Adlingfleet, 1660-93. (M- H. Peacock; Scott-Mayor.)
WORSOPPE, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, 1675.
Matric. 1675; B.A. 1678-9; M.A. 1682.
WORSOP or WORKSOP, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 17) at
St John's, Sept. 11, 1708. S. of Richard, gent. B. at
Garthorpe, Lines. School, Beverley (Mr Lambert). Matric.
1709. Adm. at the Middle Temple, Feb. 10, 1709-10. CaUed
to the Bar, 1716. Of Howden, Yorks. Died Jan. 7, 1758.
{Musgrave.)
WORSTEDE, . B.D. 1492-3. Of Norwich. Carmelite friar.
Died Sept. 11, 1494. (Weever, Mon.)
WORSTER, see also WORCETER.
WORSTER, BENJAMIN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Mar. 6,
1700-1. Of Middlesex. Matric. 1701; B.A. 1704-5; M.A.
1708. Ord. deacon (London) May 30, 1708.
WORSTER, . Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1579.
WORTH, BAMFYLDE. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Sidney, Nov.
4, 1731. 3rd s. of John, Esq., of Washfield, Devon (and
Elizabeth, dau. of John Furse, of Morshead). Bapt. there,
Feb. 2, 1713-4. School, Tiverton. Matric. 1732; LL.B. 1740.
(Devon Wills, 296.)
WORTH, RICHARD. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, 1616. Matric.
1616; B.A. 1619-20. Probably brother of William (1616).
V.A.C. IV
WORTHINGTON, WiLLLAM
WORTH, WALTER. Adm. sizar (age 13) at Trinity, Mar. 23,
1720-1. S. of WUUam, of Cambridge. School, Combroke,
Warws. (.Mr Fancourt). Matric. 1725; B.A. 1728-9. Ord.
deacon (Lincoln) .Mar. 2, 1728-9. R. of Brockdish, Norfolk,
and of Thorpe Abbots. Died .Mar. 29, 1755.
WORTH, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, 1616. Matric.
1616; li..\. 1619-20. Probably brother of Richard (1616).
WORTHAM, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Queens', June 16,
1645. Of Essex.
WORTHAM, ROBERT DE. Ucentiate of CivU Law. Petitioned
the Pope for a living; was ready to resign Btisley, Norfolk,
July 30, 1363. (Cal. of. Pap. Pet., i. 444.)
WORTHEN, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity. May, i68i.
S. of Thomas. B. at Westminster. School, Westminster.
Scholar, 1681.
WORTHINGTON, GEORGE. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. as.
1608; • B.A. of Jesus CoUege.'
WORTHINGTON, GILBERT. D.D. Of StandUh, Lanes. One
of the framers of Queens' College Statutes. R. of St Andrew's,
Holbom, London, 1439-47. One of the Commission to assist
William Bingham in the foundation of his CoUege of God's
House (afterwards Christ's CoUege). Died 1447. WiU
(P.C.C); legacy to God's House, Cambridge. {Pat. Rolls.
Henry VI ; Masters, 20.)
WORTHINGTON, HENRY. Matric. sizar from Queens',
Easter, 1612. Of Cheshire. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Feb. 18;
priest, Feb. 25, 1615-6; 'B.A. of Queens'."
WORTHINGTON, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Mar. 31,
1632. Of Lancashire. S. of Roger, draper, of Manchester.
Bapt. there, Feb. 8, 1617-8. School, Manchester. Matric.
1632; B.A. 1635-6; M.A. 1639; B.D. 1646; D.D. from Jesus,
1655. FeUow of Emmanuel, 1642. Incorp. at Oxford, 1649.
Meister of Jesus, 1650-60. Vice-ChanceUor, 1657-8. Ord.
deacon and priest (Lincoln) June 5, 1646. R. of Horton,
Bucks., 1653. R. of Graveley, Cambs., 1653-4, and of Fen
Ditton, 1654-63. R. of Barking, Suffolk, 1663-5. R. of
Little Moulton, Norfolk, 1663. V. of Lamberhurst, Kent.
1663-70. Lecturer at St Benetfink's, London, 1664. R. of
Ingoldsby, Lines., 1666. Preb. of Lincoln, 1668-71. Preacher
at Hackney, Middlesex, 1670. Married Mary, dau. of
Christopher Whichcote, Oct. 13, 1657. Author, religious.
Died at Hackney, Nov. 26, 1671. Buried there. M.I. WiU,
P.C.C. Brother of Samuel (1644) and father of John
(1680-1). {Al. Oxon.; D.N.B.; Mumford; A. Gray.)
WORTHINGTON, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's,
Easter, 1641. Doubtless s. of William (1611). B. c. 1625.
School, Oundle. B.A. 1644-5. Ord. (by Manchester Classis)
Mar. 4, 1646-7. V. of Oldham, Lanes., 1647. Perhaps C. of
Barrow, Cheshire, in 1664. Possibly the Mr Worthington,
of Shabury, Salop; ejected, 1662, but 'conformed afterwards
in Cheshire.' Brotherof Nicholas (1640). {E. Axon; Calamy.)
WORTHINGTON, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Clare, Nov. 30, 1669.
Doubtless s. of Nicholas (1640), of Waddenhoe, Northants.
Bapt. there, May 8, 1651. Matric. 1670; B..^. 1673-4.
Perhaps ord. priest (London) May 27, 1711; 'B..\. of Clare.'
One of these names V. of Grendon, Northants., 1678-95.
(H. I. Longden; J. P. Dorman.)
WORTHINGTON, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Feb. 9, 1680-1.
S. and h. of John (1632), D.D., Master of Jesus, deceased.
Bapt. June 26, 1663, at Fen Ditton, Cambs. Schools, St
Albans and Eton. Slatric. 1680-1; Rustat Scholar, i68t;
B.A. 1684-5; M..A. 1688. Fellow of Peterhouse, 1688-91;
resigned as a non-juror. Died Jan. 19, 1737-8. Buried at
St John's, Hackney. Left £800 to Jesus CoUege for founda-
tion of a fellowship. {Jesus College Hist., 121.)
WORTHINGTON, NATHANIEL. .\dm. at Emmanuel, .\pt. 15,
1646. S. of Robert, of Prcstbury, Cheshire, pleb. (Matric.
New Inn HaU, Oxford, Apr. i, 1642, age 16.) B..\. 1646-7.
Ord. deacon and priest (Lincoln) Feb. 13, 1660-1. R. of
Onibury, Salop, 1661. {.41. Oxon.)
WORTHINGTON, NICHOLAS. Adm. pens, (age i6) at Sidney,
May 25, 1640. 2nd s. of William (i6ii), clerk, dece.iscd.
B. at Barnwell, Northants. Schools. B.imwcU (RckI. Ginn)
and Oundle. Matric. 1640. Buried Feb. 3, 1603-4. at
Waddenhoe. Brother of John (1641), f.ither of John (1669).
WORTHINGTON, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel. July 1 1,
1644. Of Lancashin-. S. of Roger, of M.iiichrster. Bapt.
there, Jan. 10, 1627-8. School, Manchester. Scholar.
Brotherof John (1632).
WORTHINGTON, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Clark. Easter,
1558. Pcrh.ips s. and h. of William, of Orsctt, lissex. If so.
Gentleman Porter of the Tower and Pentinor to Queen
Elizabeth and King J.imes. KniKhteii, July 22. 1603. Of
Springfield, Essex. Married and had issue. Died before 161 7.
Buried at Springfield. (Vis. of Essex, 1612.)
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WORTHINGTON, WiLLIAM
WORTHINGTON, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from St John's,
Easter, 1611. Probably s. and h. of Robert, of Sudborough,
Northants. B. there. B.A. 1613-4; M.A. 1617. Ord. deacon
(London) May 26, 1616, age 23; 'C. of Hocking, Essex";
priest (Peterb.) Sept. 21, 1617. R. of Barnwell St Andrew,
Northants., 1620-38. Married Anne Crawfeild, Sept. 14,
1620, at Barnwell St Andrew. Buried there Aug. 6, 1638.
Will (P.C.C.) 1638. Father of Nicholas (1640) and probably
of John (1641). (Vis. of London, 1634.)
WORTHINGTON, WILLIAM. M.A. from St John's, 1730.
S. of Thomas, of Aberhavesp, Montgomery. B. 1703. School,
Oswestry. Matric. (Jesus College, Oxford) May 9, 1722,
age 18; B.A. (Oxford) 1725-6. Incorp. M.A. at Oxford, 1730.
B.D. and D.D. (Oxford) 1738. V. of Llanyblodwell, Salop,
1730-48. Preb. of St Asaph, 1737 and 1773-8. R- (sinecure)
of Darowen, Montgomery, 1737. V. of Llanrhaiadr, Denbigh,
1748-78. R. of Easthyn (Hope), Flintshire, 1751-78. Preb.
of York, 1768-78. Author, theological. Died Oct. 6, 1778.
Will (P.C.C.) 1779. (Scotl-Mayor, in. 430; Al. Oxon.; D.N.B.)
WORTHINGTON, . B.A. 1499-1500; M.A. 1503. Perhaps
William 'Worlington,' Fellow of Clare, 1503.
WORTING, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Dec. 11, 1671;
exhibitioner from Christ's Hospital. Of Middlesex. Matric.
1672; B.A. 1675-6; M.A. 1679. Ord. deacon (London) Mar.
II, 1676-7. Master of Guilsborough Grammar School,
Northants. Died June 4, 1722. Buried at Guilsborough.
Will (P.C.C.) 1722; benefactor to Christ's Hospital. (A. W.
Lockhart; H. I. Longden.)
WORTLE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1578.
Probably brother of the next.
WORTLE, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1578. Probably brother of John (above).
WORTLEY, AMBROSE. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Emmanuel, Mar.
4. 1594-5. Doubtless s. of Francis, of Wortley, Yorks. (by
his 2nd wife Frances, dau. of Thomas Burdet, of Burthwaite).
Matric. c. 1595. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 9, 1596-7; of
Aldwark, Yorks., gent. {Hunter, u. 316.)
WORTLEY, BARTHOLOMEW. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius,
July 10, 1671. S. of John, plumber, of Fakenham, Norfolk.
B. there. School, Walsingham (Mr Pitts). Scholar, 1671-9;
Matric. 1672; B.A. 1675-6; M.A. 1679. Fellow, 1679-1706.
University Taxor, 1687. Hebrew lecturer, 1690-6. Incorp.
at Oxford, 1684. Ord. priest (Norwich) Nov. 1681. R. of
Weeting, Norfolk, 1682-3. R- °i Bratton Fleming, Devon,
1705-49. A non-juror. Benefactor to the College. Died
May 8, 1749. Buried at Bratton Fleming. M.I. {Venn, 1.
444; Al. Oxon.)
WORTLEY (MONTAGUE), EDWARD. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 16)
at Trinity, Aug. 2, 1693. 2nd s. of Hon. Sidney [Montague;
assumed the surname of Wortley on his marriage], of
Wortley, Yorks. B. Feb. 8, 1678, in London. School,
Westminster. Matric. 1693-4. Adm. at the Middle Temple,
July 25, 1693, and at the Inner Temple, Feb. 8, 1705-6.
A Lord Commissioner of the Treasury. Ambassador to the
Porte. Married Lady Mary Pierrepoint, dau. of the Duke of
Kingston. Died Jan. 22, 1761. Buried at Wortley. M.I.
Brother of Francis (1693) and John (1704-5). {Hunter, 11. 324.)
WORTLEY, Sir FRANCIS. M.A. 1635-6 {Lit. Reg.). S. and h.
of Sir Richard, of Wortley, Yorks. Matric. (Magdalen
College, Oxford) Feb. 17, 1608-9, age 17. Adm. at Gray's
Inn, Aug. 1, 1624. Knighted, Jan. 15, 1610-1. Created
Bart., June 29, 1611. M.P. for East Retford, 1624-6.
Royalist Colonel; fortified his house at Wortley, 1644.
Imprisoned in the Tower, 1644-c. 49; his estates sequestra ted,
1647. Married (i) Grace, dau. of Sir William Brouncker, of
Melksham, Wilts.; (2) Hester Eyre, widow, dau. of George
Smithes, of London. A friend of Ben Jonson. Author,
Characters and Elegies, etc. Died Sept. 1652. Will proved
(London) Sept. 13, 1652. {G.E.C., i. 48; Al. Oxon.; Vis. of
Yorks., 1612; D.N.B.)
WORTLEY [WORTLEY-MONTAGUE], FRANCIS. Adm. FeU.-
Com. (age 17) at Trinity, Aug. 2, 1693. S. and h. of Hon.
Sidney, of Wortley, Yorks. B. in London. School, West-
minster. M.P. for Huntingdon, 1697-1702. Brother of
Edward (1693) and of the next.
WORTLEY, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity, Feb. 24,
1704-5. 3rd s. of the Hon. Sidney [Montague], of Wortley,
Yorks. School, Eton. Captain in the Army, 1708. Died
unmarried c. 1726. Brother of Francis (above) and of Edward
(1693)-
WORTLEY, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1618. Of Essex. Probably s. of John, of Chelmsford. B.A.
1621-2; M.A. 1631; B.D. 1639. Fellow, 1631. Probably
adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Jan. 29, 1622-3. R. of Edworth,
Beds., 1641. R. of Baldock, Herts., 1667-80. Died 1680.
{Vis. of Essex, 1612.)
WoTTON, Francis
WORTLEY, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Trinity, May 14, 1656;
scholar from Westminster. Of Staffordshire. S. of Robert.
Matric. 1659; B.A. 1659-60; M.A. 1663. (J. B. Whitmore.)
WORTS, CLEMENT. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1615.
Of Norfolk. B.A. 1618-9; M.A. 1622. FeUow, 1620-3.
Buried at All Saints, Cambridge, Sept. 6, 1623. Will proved
(V.C.C.) 1624.
WORTS, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, July 6, 1613.
WORTS, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Peterhouse, Jan. u,
1721-2. Of Norfolk. School, Chedgrave. Matric. 1722;
Scholar, 1722; B.A. 1725-6. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Sept.
1727. R. of Erpingham, Norfolk, 1738. Died Dec. 18, 1768.
(G. Mag.)
WORTS, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, June 10,
1613. S. of Thomas, of North Walsham, Norfolk. School,
North Walsham (Mr Tils). Matric. 1613. Of Trunch, gent.
Brother of William (1629) jmd father of the next. {Venn,
I. 221.)
WORTES, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, Apr. 14,
1641. S. of Richard (above), gent., of Trunch, Norfolk.
Bapt. there. May 30, 1623. School, Wolterton (Mr Wolsey).
Matric. 1641; Scholar, 1642-5; B.A. 1644-5; M.A. 1648.
R. of Foulsham and Guestwick, Norfolk, till 1662, ejected.
Nonconformist minister at Guestwick, 1672. Died May, 1686.
Will proved (Norwich C.C.) May 22, 1686. {Venn, i. 342.)
WOORTES, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, July 6,
1629. S. of Thomas, gent., of Trunch, Norfolk. Bapt. there,
Mar. 7, 1612-3. School, North Walsham. Matric. 1629;
Scholar, 1629-30; B.A. 1632-3; M.A. 1637. Fellow, 1635-41.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 4; priest (Norwich) Sept. 24,
1637. V. of Framsdcn, Suffolk, 1640. Donor of books to the
College library. Will proved (Norwich) 1661. Brother of
Richard (1613) and father of the next. {Venn, i. 291.)
WOORTES, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius. Feb. 3,
1658-9. S. of William (above), V. of Framsden, Suffolk.
B. there. Scholar. 1659-66; B.A. 1662-3; M.A. 1666. Fellow,
1668-76. Esquire Bedell, 1670-1704. Married Mary Day,
of Gt St Mary's parish, Cambridge. Buried Mar. 10, 1703-4,
in Gt St Mary's. Father of the next. {Venn, 1. 404; H. P.
Stokes, Esquire Bedells, 103.)
WOORTS, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, Feb;
1694-5. S. of William (above). Matric. 1695; B.A. 1608-9;
M.A. 1702. Of Landbeach, Cambs. Benefactor. Died 1709.
Left his estate to the University to found the 'Worts
Travelling Bachelors Fund'; to build a causeway from
Emmanuel to the Hills, and for other purposes. {Endow-
ments, 89; Historical Reg., 168.)
WOSTROPP, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's,
Easter, 1637.
WOTTON or WOOTTON, ANTHONY. Adm. at King's, a scholar
from Eton, 1579. Probably s. of Anthony. B. in London,
1562. Matric. 1579; B.A. 1583-4; M.A. 1587; B.D. 1594.
Fellow, 1582-97. Chaplain to the Earl of Essex. Professor
of Divinity, Gresham College, London, 1596-8. Lecturer at
All Hallows, Barking, 1603-26. Accused of Socinianism by
George Walker, a long controversy ensuing. Married Sybell,
dau. of William Brisley, of Isleworth, Middlesex, Oct. 27,
1598. Author, controversial. Died Dec. 11, 1626. Buried at
All Hallows. Probably brother of Stephen (1561). Father
of lohn (1626), Robert (1623), Samuel (1621) and perhaps
William (1629). (Harwood; D.N.B.)
WOTTON, Sir EDWARD. M.A. 1594-5. Doubtless s. and h. of
Thomas, of Houghton Malherbe, Kent. B. 1548. Employed
in diplomatic business by Walsingham. Secretary to the
embassy at Vienna, 1575. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Jan. 5, 1587-
8. Knighted, 1592. Sheriff of Kent, 1594. P.C. and Comp-
troller of the Household, 1602. Created Baron Wotton, of
Marlev, Kent, May 13, 1603. Lord-Lieutenant of Kent, 1604.
Commissioner of the Treasury, 1612; Treasurer of the
Household, 1616-7. Married (i) Hester, dau. of Sir William
Puckering, of Oswaldkirk, Yorks.; (2) Margaret, dau. of
Philip, Baron Wharton. Died 1626. Inq. p. tn. Apr. 6. 1626.
Father of Pickering {c. 1596) and Thomas (1597). {G.E.C.;
D.N.B.; Hasted, 11. 429.)
WOTTEN, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Catus, July i,
i6i8. S. of William, gent., of East Tuddenham, Norfolk.
School, East Tuddenham (Mr Breden). Matric. 1618.
WOTTON, EDWARD. M.A. from King's, 1708. S. of Edward,
V. of Locking, Somerset. Matric. (Lincoln College, Oxford)
Nov. 30, 1691, age 18; B.A. (Oxford) 1695. R. of Croscombe,
Somerset, 1696-1712. Canon of Wells, 1705-12. Died 1712.
{A I. Oxon.)
WOTTON, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's, July q,
1741. S. of Thomas, gent., of Ketton, Rutland. Bapt.
Feb. 8, 1723-4, at Ketton. Matric. 1741; LL.B. 1747. Ord.
deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 20 , i747; priest, Sept. 25, 1748.
466
WOTTON, H.
R. of Rockland All Saints, Norfolk, 1750-86. R. of Barrow-
den, Rutland, 1786-05. Married Marv, dau.of Bartholomew
Hunt, of Barrowden, tanner. Died Dec. 4, 1795. Buried at
Ketton. Will (P.C.C.) 1796. {Scott-Mayor, lu. $22; Blore, 177.)
WOTTON, H. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1561.
WOTTON. HENRY (? JOHN). 'Graduated from King's College,
Cambridge' {A I. Carthus., 6); exhibitioner from Charter-
house as Henry. 2nd s. of John, auditor of Charterhouse,
1622. Appointed joint auditor with his father, 1635. Died
before June 27, 1645. l^l- Carthus.; Vis. 0/ London, 1634.)
WOTTON, HENRY. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1644. Of Kent. School, Canterbury. B.A. 1647-8. Perhaps
Fellow of Magdalen College, Oxford, 1648 (by the visitors).
M.A. (Oxford) 1649-50. Ord. deacon (NorNnch) Aug. 1661;
B.D. R. of Wrentham, Suffolk, 1664-96; "B.D." Author,
Essay on the Education of Children. See Al. Oxon. for a
contemporary namesake. Father of William (1676).
WOTTON or WOOTTON, HENRY. Adm. sizar (age 15) at
St John's, Sept. 16, 1702. S. of Thomas (? 1664), clerk.
B. at Nuneaton, Warws. School, Nuneaton (Mr Liptrott).
Matric. 1702; B.A. 1706-7; M.A. 1710. Fellow, 1708-17;
ejected as non-juror. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 19, 1709;
priest (London) Sept. 23, 1711. Perhaps buried at Ketton,
Rutland, Mar. 19, 1754, aged 67. M.I. (Blore, 184.)
WOTTON, JAMES. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Trinity, June 28,
1690. S. of William. B. at Cambridge. School, King's
College (Mr Thomas Brian). Matric. 1690; Scholar, 1693;
B.A. 1693-4. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Dec. 1696.
WOTTON, JOHN. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1626.
S. of Anthony (1579). B. in London, c. 1609. Matric. 1626;
B.A. 1629-30; M.A. 1633. Fellow, 1629-48. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) June 9, 1639. V. of Weedon Pinckney (Loys
Weedon), Northants. Brother of Robert (1623) and Samuel
(1621).
WOTTON, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Sidney, 1645. S. of
Richard, R. of Warmington, Warws. B. there. Schools,
Wilcot, Oxon. and Warwick. Matric. 1648; B.A. 1649.
WOTTON, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Queens', Mar. 2, 1673-4;
exhibitioner from Bury School. Probably s. of Edward, of
Bury, deceased. Matric. 1674; B.A. 1677-8; M.A. 1681;
B.D. 1690; D.D. 1697. Fellow, 1679-96. Junior Proctor,
1687-8. Ord. priest (Norwich) June, 1680. R. of St Botolph,
Cambridge, 1688-97. Perhaps R. of Newington, Surrey,
1695-8. Died 1698. (Manning and Bray, iii. 453; Bury
School, 432.)
WOTTON, JOHN. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, Apr. 29, 1720.
Of Cambridge.
WOTTONE, WUTTON or WITTON, MATTHEW. Scholar and
Fellow of King's Hall, 1523-40. B..A. 1515-6; M.A. 1519.
Probably B.D. 1525; Witton. Perhaps Treasurer of Salisbury,
1551; wilKP.C.C.) 1551-
WOOTON, NICHOLAS. Matric. pens, from Clare, Michs. 1627;
B.A. from Trinity Hall, 1631-2. V. of Fumeaux Pelham,
Herts., 1666-87. Died 1687.
WOTTON, PETER DE. Scholar at King's Hall. Adm. July
13. 1369-
WOOTON, PICKERING (? PUCKERING). Matric. Fell.-Com.
from Corpus Christi, c. 1596. S. of Sir Edward (1594-5)
(afterwards Lord Wotton), of Marley, Kent. Died v.p.
Brother of Thomas (1597). (Hasted, 11. 430.)
WOTTON, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1623.
S. of Anthony (1579). Scholar, 1625; B.A. 1626-7; M.A.
1630. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Sept. 22, 1633. R. of Gates-
thorpe, Norfolk, 1634-61. R. of Tuddenham St Mary,
Suffolk, 1638-61. Died 1661. Brother of the next and of
John (1626) and perhaps of William (1629).
WOOTTON, SAMUEL. Adm. at King's (age 17) a scholar from
Eton, Dec. 19, 1621. 2nd s. of Anthony (1579). B. in
London. B.. A. 1625; M.A. 1629; D.D. 1650. Fellow, 1624-41.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 25, 1631. R. of East and West
Wretham, Norfolk, 1661. Published an English translation
of Ramus' Logic. Died Feb. 4, 1680-1. Buried at West
Wretham. Brother of Robert (1623) and John (1626).
(Harieood; Le Neve, Mon.)
WOTTON or WATTON, STEPHEN. Adm. at King's (age 16)
a scholar from Eton, Sept. 29, 1561. Of London. S. of
Anthony. Matric. 1561; B.A. 1565-6. Fellow, 1564-9.
'A man of great hopes and an excellent scholar.' Died 1568-9.
Adinon. granted (P.C.C.) Jan. 22, 1568-9, to brother Edward.
Probably brother of Anthony (1579). (Harwood.)
WOTTON, THOMAS. B.Can.L. 1511-2. Perhaps V. of Althome,
Essex, 1506, and V. of South Minster, till 1517. One of
these names of Piddington, Northants., in 1524; probably
curate.
WOTTON, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter, 1549.
Possibly adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Feb. 7, 1540-1.
Wragg, Christopher
WOOTON, THOMAS. Adm. at Corpi-s Christi, 1597 (impubef).
S. of Sir Edward (1594-S), afterwards Lord Wotton, of
Marley, Kent. B. 1588. M.A. 1607 (fil. nrj,.). Knighted,
May 2, 1608. Succeeded his father as 2nd Baron of Marley.
Married Mary, dau. of Sir Arthur Throckmorton, of North-
amptonshire. Died Apr. 2, 1630, aged 42. Buried at
Boughton Malherbe, Kent. Brother of Pickering (c. 1596).
(G.E.C.; Hasted, 11. 430.)
WOTTON. THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Christ's. .Michs. 1602.
One of these names, 'B..^.,' ord. deacon (York) July. 1607;
priest, Feb. 1607-8. Probably the preacher at Coningsby,
Lines., in 1611.
WOTTON, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, June 24,
1664. S. of Thomas, gent., of Aldwinckle. Northants. B.
there. School, Uppingham. .Matric. 1664; B.A. 1667-8;
M.A. 1671. Ord. deacon (Ely) Sept. 24, 1670; priest (Peterb.)
June 18, 1671. Perhaps father of Henry (1702).
WOTTON, THOMAS. M.A. from King's, 1670. Matric. (Wad-
ham College, Oxford) July 20, 1654; B.A. (Oxford) 1657.
Perhaps R. of Llangua, Monmouth., 1661. Treasurer, i668,
and Canon of Hereford, 1675-1711. Died Aug. 30, 1711.
{A I. Oxon.; Le Neve, Mon.)
WOOTTON, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Trinity. Nov. 9,
1677. S. of William, of Shropshire. School in Shrop»shire.
Matric. 1677; B.A. 1681-2. Ord. priest (London) Dec. 20.
1689; 'M.A.'
WOTTON, THOMAS. M.A. from Clare. 1700. S. of William
(1670), V. of Cholsev, Berks. Matric. (New College, Oxford)
May 6, 1681, age 15; B.A. (Trinity College, Oxford) 1687-8.
Perhaps V. of Broadwindsor, Dorset, 1689-1724. Died 1724.
(Al. Oxon.; F. S. Hockaday.)
WOTTON, WALTER. Adm. Fell. -Com. at King's, Lent,
1565-6. Probably s. and h. of John, of Inglebome, Devon.
Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1567. Of inglebome, Esq.
Married Silvester, dau. of William Gibbes, of Verton, Devon.
(Vis. of Devon, 1620.)
WOTTON, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1629. Perhaps s. of Anthony (i579). Scholar, 1631; B.A.
1632-3;. M.A. 1636. Fellow, 1633. R.of Tuddenham St .Mary,
Suffolk, 1636-8. Perhaps brother of Robert {1623). etc.
WOTTON, WILLIAM. M.A. from King's, 1670. Matric.
(Brasenose College, Oxford) Mar. 18, 1657-8; B.A. (Oxford)
1660. V.ofCholsey, Berks., 1662. Father of Thomas (1700).
(Al.Oxon.)
WOTTON, WILLIAM." Adm. pens, (age 10) at St Catharine's,
Apr. 20, 1676. S. of Henry (1644), clerk. R. of Wrentham,
Suffolk. B. there, Aug. 13, 1666. Matric. Lent 1679-80; B.A.
1679-80; M.A. from St John's, 1683; B.D. 1691; D.D.
(Lambeth) 1707. Fellow of St John's, 1683-94. F.R.S.,
1687. Ord. priest (Sarum) Dec. 22, 1689. Chaplain to
Daniel (Finch), Earl of Nottingham. V. of Llandrillo-yn-
Rhos, Carnarvon, 1691. R. of .Milton Keynes, Bucks., 1694.
Preb. of Salisbury, 1705. Married Anne Hammond, of St
Alban's Court, near Canterbury. Distinguished for his early
and ripe scholarship. Author, theological, etc. Died Feb. 13,
1726-7. M.l. at Buxted, Sussex. (D.N.B.; Musgrave.)
WOTTON, WILLIAM. Adm. chorister (age 17) at Trinity,
June 18, 1694. S. of V\illiam. B. at Cambridge. School,
King's College (Mr Donne). Matric. 1697; B..^. 1697-8.
WOOTTON, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Pembroke,
July 12, 1701. S. of William, of Chesterton, Cambs.. husband-
man. Matric. 1702-3; B.A. 1705-6; M.A. 1709. Ord. deacon
(Ely) May 30, 1708; priest (London) Dec. 21, 1712. Probably
V. of Little Clacton, Essex, 1712-49. Died 1749. (J- Ch.
Smith.)
WOURTON, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Clare, Michs. 1576.
WOWEN, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Trinity, June 26, 1651. Of
Worcestershire. Matric. 1652; B.A. 1654; M.A. i6j8.
Chaplain in Worcestershire; silenced, 1662. Died c. 1713.
(Calamy, 11. 550.)
WRAGBY or WRAWBY, WILLIAM. Fellow of Clare. Ord.
acolyte (Ely) 1416-7; deacon, Feb. 19, 1417-8. V. of Gt
Gransden, Hunts., 1438.
WRAGBY, . B.A. 1475-6; MA. 1479.
WRAGG, see also RAGG.
WRAGG. CHARLES. Matric. pens, from Christ's. Mar. 1718-9;
Schol.xr. 1719; B.A. 1722-3: M.A. 1726. Ord. deacon
(London) June q. 1723; priest. June 28. 1724. Chaplain to
the Earl of Kellic. R. of Kelvcdon. Essex. 1731-58. R. of
Gt H.illingbury. 1737. Died 1758. (Pfti*, 11. 195.)
WRAGGE. CHRISTOPHER. Matric. pens, from St John's.
c. 1597; B.A. 1 601 -2; M.A. 1605. Onl. deacon ami priest
(Norwich) Sept. 22. 1605, age 24. V o( West Mailing, Kent,
1610-24. V. of Mendlesham, Suffolk, 1623-61. Died June
30, 1661. Father of the next. (V. D. Redstone.)
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Wragg, Christopher
WRAGGE, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. sizar (age i6) at St John's,
Apr. 30, 1633. S. of Christopher (above), V. of Mendlesham,
Suffolk. B. at West Mailing, Kent. School, Doncaster
(Mr Meares). Matric. 1633; B.A. 1636-7; M.A. 1640. V. of
Gt Baddow, Essex, 1642; ejected, 1662. Went to live at
Margaretting. Died 1678. Will, P.C.C; of Waltham parva;
mentions a son Christopher (? next). Perhaps father of James
(1686) and William (1670). (H. Smith.)
WRAGG, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's,
May 2, 1669. Perhaps s. of Christopher (above). Matric.
1672; B.A. 1672-3. Ord. deacon (London) Jmie; priest
(Norwich) Dec. 1674. V. of Friston, Suffolk, 1674- V. of
Henham, Essex, 1676-85. Died 1685. Perhaps brother of
William (c. 1670) and James (1686).
WRAGG, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius,
Apr. 25, 1673. S. of Thomas, gent., of Ugley, Essex. B. in
St James', London. School, Felsted. Matric. 1673; B.A.
1676-7; M.A. 1680. Ord. deacon (London) Feb. 24, 1677-8;
priest. May 26, 1678. C. of Widdrington, Essex, 1677. R. of
Little Wigborough, 1686-90. Perhaps R. of Bishop's
. Wickham, 1689. Married there, Dec. 25, 1686, to Ann, dau.
of Thomas Browming (1632), clerk. Brother of Thomas
(1669-70). (Venn, i. 448; J. Ch. Smith.)
WRAGG, FRANCIS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Peterhouse,
Apr. 9, 1741. Of Yorkshire. Matric. 1741; Scholar, 1741;
B.A. 1744-5. Ord. deacon (York) May 25, 1746. C. of
Burton Leonard, Yorks.
WRAGG, ISAAC. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1628.
Doubtless s. of Isaac, of Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk. Bapt.
there, May 7, 1609. Scholar, 1631; B.A. 1631-2; M.A. 1635.
Ord. deacon (Norwich) Sept. 25, 1636. C. of St James, Bury,
c. 1662-70. Buried there, Aug. 5, 1678. Perhaps brother of
Thomas (1628). (V. B. Redstone; S.H.A.H., Bury School,
433-)
WRAGG, JACOB. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 14, 1723-
Of Famham, Essex. B.A. 1726-7; M.A. 1730; B.D. 1737-
Fellow, 1729. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Mar. 6, 1736-7; priest,
June 5, 1737. R. of North Cadbury, Somerset, 1750-85.
Died May 24, 1785, aged 81. Buried at Bobbingworth,
Essex. Will, P.C.C. (G. Mag.; H. G. Harrison.)
WRAGGE, JAMES. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, July 8,
1686. S. of Christopher (? 1633), clerk. B. at Little Waltham,
Essex. School, Bishop's Stortford (Mr Cooper). Matric.
1687; B.A. 1689-90. Ord. deacon (London) May 23, 1692;
priest. May, 1696. Perhaps brother of Christopher (1669)
and William (1670).
WRAGGE, JAMES (KING). Adm. pens, (age 19) at St John's,
June 30, 1744. S. of William (1714-5), clerk, of Leicester-
shire. B. at Galby. School, Atherstone, Warws. (Mr Shaw).
Matric. 1744; B.A. 1747-8. Ord. deacon (Lincohi) June 5,
priest, Dec. 18, 1748. R. of Galby, Leics., 1748-83. Died
1783. Will, P.C.C. Brother of William (1745-6). {Scott-
Mayor, III. 545.)
WRAGGE, NICHOLAS. Adm. pens, at Queens', July, 1645.
Of Lincolnshire. Matric. 1647; B.A. 1650-1; M.B. 1652;
M.D. 1658. WiU proved (V.C.C.) 1675.
WRAGG, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1616.
WRAGG, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1628.
Perhaps s. of Isaac, of Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk. B.A.
1632. Perhaps brother of Isaac (1628).
WRAGGE, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter, 1641.
Of Cambridgeshire.
WRAGGE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Feb. 25,
1669-70. S. of Thomas, of Bamston, Essex. B. there.
School, Felsted. Matric. 1670; Scholar, 1670-7; B.A.
1673-4; M.A. 1677. R. of Waldingfield, Suffolk, 1675-80.
Died Sept. 4, 1723, aged 70. Buried at Bobbingworth, Essex.
Brother of Christopher (1673). [Venn, i. 440; H. G. Harrison.)
WRAGGE, THOMAS. Adm. scholar at Trinity Hall, Jan. 23,
1704-5. Matric. 1704.
WRAGG, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, Apr. 22,
1670. Perhaps s. of Christopher (1633). Matric. 1673; B.A.
1673-4. Perhaps brother of Christopher (1669) and James
(1686).
WRAGG, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Feb. 15,
1714-5. Of Warwickshire. S. of Zachary (1685). Matric.
1715; LL.B. 1720. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Mar. 13, 1719-20;
priest, June 4, 1721. Succeeded his father as R. of Galby,
Leics., 1727-37. Died May 1, 1737. Buried at Galby. M.I.
Father of the next and of James (1744). {Nichols, 11. 571.)
WRAGG, WILLIAM (BRECKNOCK). Adm. pens, (age 18) at
St John's, Feb. 15, 1745-6. S. of WiUiam (above), clerk.
B. at Galby. School, Leicester (Mr Andrews). Matric. 1746;
B.A. 1750-1. Fellow of Emmanuel, 1752. Ord. deacon
(Lincohi) Dec. 23, 1750; priest, Dec. 22, 1751. R. of Frisby-
Wroth, Thomas
on-the-Wreak, Leics., 1756-90; sentenced at Leicester at
the Lent Assizes, 1790, to be transported for 14 years for
marrying two servants of Mr Hudson, of WanUp, \vithout
hcence or pubUr^tion of banns. The hving was put in
sequestration for the benefit of his family. Brother of James
(1744). {Scott-Mayor, in. 555.)
WRAGGE or RAG, ZACHARY. Adm. sizar at St John's,
June 1, 1685. S. of WiUiam. B. at Polesworth, Warws.
School, Tamworth (Mr Androbus). Matric. 1685; B.A. 1688-
9; M.A. 1713. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 21, 1690; priest
(Lichfield) Sept. 25, 1692. V. of Polesworth, Warws., in 1715.
R. of Galby with Frisby, Leics., 1715-27. Chaplain to Martha,
Dowager Lady Haversham. Died Aug. 4, 1727. Father of
William (1714-5). (Nichols, 11. 571; Lambeth Act Bk; T. C.
Dale.)
WRANGHAM, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Emmanuel,
Sept. 30, 1742. S. of Thomas, shipmaster, of London.
School, Newcastle. Matric. 1742. Ord. deacon (Lincoln)
Feb. 23, 1745-6; priest, Sept. 21, 1746. V. of Alnham,
Northumberland, 1756-77- V. of Ilderton, 1756-77. P-C.
of Tweedmouth. Lecturer of Berwick-on-Tweed. Died
Nov. 26, 1777. (H. M. Wood.)
WRATH or WROTHE, GEORGE. Adm, (age 17) at King's
a scholar from Eton, Aug. 27, 1583. Of London. Matric.
1583; B.A. 1587-8. Fellow, 1586-8.
WROTH, GEORGE. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1660.
B. m London, 1643. Matric. 1661; B.A. 1664-5; M..\. 1668.
Fellow, 1664-87. Ord. deacon (Ely) Sept. 22, 1672. R. of
Dunton Waylet, Essex, 168&-1700. Died 1700. (Harwood.)
WRATH, GERSON. Matric. pens, from King's, Easter, 1575.
Doubtless s. of Sir Thomas (of St John's), of Durance-in-
Enfield, Middlesex. Died s.p. Brother of Peter (1575).
Richard (1553), Robert (1552) and Thomas (1562). (Vis. of
London, 1634; Vis. of Essex, 1558.)
WROATHE, JEROME. B.A. from Pembroke, 1607-8. Doubt-
less 2nd s. of Richard, of Standon, Herts. If so, matric.
(Gloucester Hall, Oxford) June 22, 1604, age 15. Adm. at
the Middle Temple, 1609. (Al. Oxon.)
WRATHE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs. 1567.
Perhaps s. of John, of 'Kentishes' (? Kentishes in Stisted,
Essex). B.A. from Peterhouse, 1571-2. Perhaps brother
of Richard (1570) and William (1570).
WRATH or WROTH, JOHN. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Jesus, Mar.
29, 1633. Of Hertfordshire. S. of Sir Henry, of Enfield,
Middlesex, Knt., and of Woodbury, Herts. Of Loughton,
Essex. Married Anne, dau. of T. Huxley, and widow of
J. Galliard, of London, c. 1641. Died Nov. 1662 (sic) at
Chigwell, Essex. Will proved Dec. 6, 1668. (A. Gray;
,V. and <?., 8th S., i. 154-)
WRATH or WROTHE, PETER. Matric. pens, from King's,
Easter, 1575. Doubtless s. of Sir Thomas, of Enfield,
Middlesex. B.A. 1577-8; Wrothe. Probably adm. at Gray's
Inn, Nov. 21, 1580. Brother of Gerson (1575), etc.
WROTH, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at St John's, Apr. 21, 1553.
2nd s. of Sir Thomas. B. in Middlesex. LL.B. 1562 (eight
years' study at Cambridge and abroad). In Scotland with
the Earl of Sussex, in 1570. Obtained from the Queen a
renewal of the lease of the manor of Highbury, Islington,
in 1584. Brother of Robert (1552), etc. (Cooper, 11. 439;
J. J. Pairk, Hampstead, 115.)
WRATH, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs. 1570.
Probably s. of John, of ' Kentish,' Kent (sic) (? Kentishes in
Stisted, Essex; see note under WiUiam (1570)). Probably
brother of William (1570). (Vis. of Essex, 1612; Vis. of
London, 1634, where John is said to have died s.p.)
WROTH, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1552 (impubes). S. and h. of Sir Thomas (of St John's), Knt.
B. in Middlesex. Adm. at Gray's Inn, 1559. M.P. for St
Albans, 1563; for Trevenna, 1571; for Middlesex, 1572,
1585, 1589, 1601, 1604. Succeeded to considerable estates
in Middlesex, Herts., Essex and Somerset on the death of
his father in 1573. Sheriff of Essex, 1587. Knighted, 1597.
Married Susan, dau. of John Stonard (not Francis, as stated
elsewhere; see N. and Q., 7th S., xi. 118), of Loughton,
Essex. Buried Jan. 28, 1605-6, at Enfield. WiU, P.C.C.
Brother of Richard (1553), etc. (Cooper, 11. 428; D.N.B.;
Vis. of Essex, 1612; Lysons, 11. 316; Archaeol. Cantiana, xii.
3I5-)
WROTE, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Lent, 1557-8
(impubes). Possibly s. of WiUiam, of Seding, Norfolk.
Perhaps adm. at the Inner Temple, 1561; of Tunstall,
Norfolk; wiU (P.C.C.) 1625. (Vis. of London, 1634, 373-)
WROTH, THOMAS. Of St John's. S. of Robert, of Enfield,
Middlesex. B. 1516. Adm. at Gray's Inn, 1536. Knight of
the King's body. Gentleman Usher to Prince Edward.
Knighted, 1547. Received a grant of the manor of Hamp-
stead from King Edward VI in 1551. Retired to Strasburg
468
Wroth, Thomas
under Queen Mary. Queen's Commissioner in Ireland, 1564.
M.P. for Middlesex, 1553, 1559, 1563. Of Bardfield, Chigwell,
and Loughton, Essex, and of Durants, Enfield, Middlesex.
Married Mary, dau. of Richard, Lord Rich. Died Oct. 9,
1573- Will (P.C.C.) 1575-6- Father of Gerson (1575),
Peter (1575), Richard (1553), Robert (1552) and of the next.
(Cooper, I. 321; Vis. of Essex, 1612; Vis. of London, 1634;
Morani, n. 519; D.N.B.)
WROTHE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1562. Of Essex. Doubtless 3rd s. of Sir Thomas (above).
B.A. 1562-3. Fellow, 1563. Adm. at the Inner Temple,
1564. (But wrongly identified in Students of the I.T.)
Bencher, 1586. Autumn Reader, 1590. Married Joan, dau.
of Thomas Bullman, of London, Dec. 1577. Buried at
Enfield, Middlesex, Jan. 23, 1616-7. Brother of Gerson
(1575), etc. (Vis. of Kent, 1663; Vis. of London, 1634;
J. J. Park, Hampstead, 115.)
WRATH, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs. 1570.
Probably s. of John, of ' Kentishe' (? Kenthouse), Kent (sic),
Esq., and nephew of Sir Thomas, of Enfield, Middlesex. If
so, of Kentish (sic), Esq., Apr. 20, 1614, when he married.
One of these names of Kentishes in Stisted, Essex. Died
Dec. 25, 1614. Brother of Richard (1570). (Peile, i. 116;
Morant, 11, 393; Vis. of Essex, 1612, assumes 'Kentishe' to
be in Kent, but this is probably an error.)
WROTHE, . Fell.-Com. at Jesus, 1567-8.
WROTH, . Adm. Fell.-Com. at King's, Easter, 1586.
WRATH, . Matric. sizar from Trinity, c. 1595.
WRATHALL, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs.
1571 ; B.A. 1575-6; M.A. 1579. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Mar. 4,
1576-7; priest (London) Mar. 25, 1578; 'of St Martin,
Ludgate' (? curate). R. of Sail, Norfolk, 1590.
WRAWBY, see WRAGBY.
WRAY, see also RAY.
WRAY, CECIL. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 15) at Trinity, Nov. 15,
1749. S. and h. of Sir John, of Sleningford, Yorks., Bart.
B. Sept. 3, 1734. School, Westminster. Matric. 1749.
Succeeded as 13th Bart., Jan. 26, 1752. M.P. for Retford,
1768-74; for Westminster, 1782-4. A zealous opponent of
Fox's ministry. Married Esther, dau. of James Summers, of
Fillingham. Died s.p., Jan. 10, 1805. WiU, P.C.C. (Wray
Family, 11. 188; G.E.C., I. 98.)
WRAY, CHRISTOPHER. Of Buckingham College (afterwards
Magdalene). S. of Thomas, of St Nicholas, Richmond, Yorks.,
Esq. B. at Bedale, Yorks., 1524. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn,
Feb. 6, 1544-5. Called to the bar, 1550. Treasurer, 1556.
Serjeant-at-law, 1567. Queen's Serjeant, 1567. M.P. for
Boroughbridge, 1553-8; for Grimsby, 1563-7; for Ludgershall,
1571. Speaker, 1571. Justice, Q.B., 1572. Lord Chief
Justice, 1574. Knighted, Nov. 6, 1574. Lord of the manors
of Brodsworth and Cusworth, Yorks., and owner of estates
in Linos. Married Anne, dau. of Nicholas Girlington, of
Normanby, Yorks. Great benefactor to Magdalene. Died
May 7, 1592. Buried at Glentworth. M.I. (Cooper, 11. 121;
D.N.B.; Wray Family; Lines. Pedigrees, 1322.)
WRAY, CHRISTOPHER. Scholar of Clare, Dec. 18, 1543. Age
14.
WRAY, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Sidney, Sept.
1598. S. and h. of Sir William, of Glentworth, Lines., Esq.
(by his ist wife Lucy, dau. of Sir Edward Montagu, Knt., of
Boughton, Northants.). B. at Glentworth. Matric. 1598.
Buried at AU Saints, Cambridge, Apr. 9, 1600. Brother of
John (1600), Edward (1602), Nathaniel (1607) and William
(1602). (Lines. Pedigrees, i$2i; Wray Family, Ped. 1.)
WRAY, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. sizar from King's, Lent,
1743-4; B.A. 1747-8. Ord. priest (York) Sept. 22, 1751.
C. of Sculcoates. V. of Aldborough, Yorks., 1762-94.
WRAY, DANIEL. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Queens', Jan. 6, 1718-9.
Of Middlesex. S. of Sir Daniel, of London, Knt. B. Nov. 28,
1701. School, Charterhouse. Matric. 1720; B.A. 1722-3;
M.A. 1728. Incorp. at Oxford, 1731. F.R.S., 1729. F.S.A.,
1741. Deputy-Teller of Exchequer, 1745-82. Trustee of
the British Museum. Married Mary, dau. of Robert Darell,
of Richmond, Surrey. Antiquary. Author, antiquarian.
Died Dec. 29, 1783, aged 82. Buried in the church of St
Botolph Without, London. M.I. WiU (P.C.C.) 1784.
(D.N.B.; G. Mag.; Al. Oxon.)
WRAY, EDWARD. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Sidney, June, 1602.
3rd s. of Sir William, Knt. (afterwards Bart.), of Glentworth,
Lines. Bapt. at Louth, Nov. 9, 1589. Matric. 1602. Adm.
at Lincoln's Inn, Nov. 17, 1605; of Lines. Groom of the
Bedchamber to James I. Married Elizabeth, dau. of Francis
(Norris), Earl of Berkshire. A friend of George Villicrs,
afterwards Duke of Buckingham. Died s.p.m., at Fritwell,
Oxon., Mar. 21, 1657. Buried at Witham. Brother of
Christopher (1598), etc. {Wray Family, i. 177; Burke, Ext.
Bart.)
Wray, William
WRAYE, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1575.
Perhaps B..^. (Oxford) 1578-9. Probably adm. at Lincoln's
Inn, May 6, 1579; of Middlesex. Called to the Bar, 1587.
One of these names M.P. for Liskeard, 1593.
WRAY, GEORGE. B.A. from Christ's, 1679-80. Ord. deacon
(York) June, 1682. Perhaps of Kelfield, Yorks., clerk, in
1714; heir to the Wray estates in default of male issue of the
Baronets Wray by the will (1714) of the Hon. Mrs Saunder-
son, dau. of Sir John Wray, 3rd Bart., of Glentworth.
(Peile, II. 62; Wray Family, i. 63.)
WRAY, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, Nov. 2,
1745- S. of Benjamin, of Thorp-Arch, Yorks. (a descendant
of the Wrays of Kelfield). School, Beverley (Mr Clark).
Matric. 1747; Scholar, 1747; B.A. 1749-50; M.A. 1760.
Adm. at the Middle Temple, Nov. 8, 1744. Ord. deacon
(Lincohi) June 10, 1750; priest, June 2, 1751. R. of Newton
Kyme, Yorks., and V. of Hatfield Broad Oak, Essex, 1753.
Deputy-Lieutenant for West Riding, Yorks. Married
Susanna, dau. of George Lloyd, of Hulme Hall, near Man-
chester, 1776, at Newton Kyme. Died Mar. 3, 1814, aged 87.
(Wray Family, 11. 219; Burke, Commoners, iv. 22.)
WRAY, JOHN. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Sidney, June, 1600.
Doubtless s. and h. of Sir William, Knt., of Glentworth,
Lines, (by his ist wife Lucy, dau. of Sir Edward Montagu,
Knt.). Bapt. at Louth, Nov. 27, 1586. Knighted, June 7,
1612. Succeeded as 2nd Bart., Aug. 13, 1617. Sheriff of
Lines., 1625-6. M.P. for Lincolnshire. One of the early
patrons of Edward Rainbowe. Took the side of the Parlia-
ment during the Civil War. Married Grisel, dau. of Sir
Hugh Bethell, of Ellerton, Yorks., Sept. 7, 1607. Buried
at Glentworth, Dec. 31, 1655. Brother of Christopher
(1598), etc. and father of the next. (Lines. Pedigrees, 1323;
G.E.C.i.gs; D.N.B.)
WRAY, JOHN. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Magdalene, Easter,
1635. Doubtless s. and h . of Sir John (above) , of Glen tworth,
Lines., Bart. Bapt. there, Sept. 21, 1619. M.A. 1635-6
(Lit. Reg.). M.P. tor Lincoln, 1654. Succeeded as 3rd Bart.,
Dec. 1655. Married (1) Elizabeth, widow of Sir Symonds
D'Ewes; (2) Sarah, dau. of Sir John Evelyn, of West Dean,
Wilts. Buried Oct. 29, 1664, at Glentworth. (Wray Family;
G.E.C., I. 96.)
WRAY, JOHN, the naturalist, see RAY.
WREAY, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, May 10,
1662. S. of George, tailor, of Burton-on-Trent, Staffs.
B. there. School, Repton. Matric. 1662; B.A. 1665, as
Reay. Perhaps R. of Claxton, Leics., 1665-1725; a bitter
enemy of the Quakers. Died Mar. 1725. WiU (Leicester)
1725. (Niihols, II. 135.)
WRAYE, NATHANIEL. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Magdalene,
Easter, 1607. S. of Sir William, of Glentworth, Lines., Knt.
B.A. 1611. FeUow. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Oct. 3, 1612.
Called to the Bar, 1619. Buried at Glentworth, Dec. 15,
1640. Brother of Christopher (1598), etc. (Lines. Pedigrees,
1323-)
WRAYE, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Easter,
1588. One of these names V. of Dacre, Cumberland, 1591-
1614.
WRAY, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1634;
B.A. 1638-9; M.A. 1642. V. of CampsaU, Yorks., c. 1641-62.
V. of Marton-in-Clcveland, 1642-62.
WRAY, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Christ's, Mar. 29,
1740. S. of Thomas, farmer. B. May 1, 1723, at Bentham,
Yorks. School, Bentham (Mr Bennison). Matric. 1740;
Scholar, 1742; B.A. 1743-4; M.A. 1747; D.D. 1762. FcUow,
1746-58. Taxor, 1751. Senior Greek lecturer and MUdmay
preacher, 1756-8. Ord. deacon (Durham) Sept. 1745; priest
(Norwich) Dec. 1746. R. of Croxton, Norfolk, 1755 (July-
Dec). V. of Bourn, Cambs., 1755-8. Chaplain to Matthew
Hutton, Archbishop of Canterbury. R. of Great Chart, Kent,
1757-62. R. of Rucking, 1760. R. of Wittersham, 1761-2.
V. of Rochdale, Lanes., 1762-78. Died unmarried, Feb. 22,
1778. Buried in Rochdale church. (Peile, 11. 239.)
WRAY, WILLIAM. Adm. FeU.-Cora. at Sidney, June, 1602.
S. of Sir William, Knt., of Glentworth, Lines, (afterwanis
Bart.). Matric. 1602. Perhaps adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Nov.
17, 1605; of Lines. Died a lunatic, 1630. Brother of
Christopher (1598), etc. (Wray Family, 1. 66.)
WRAY, WILLIAM. .\dm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, J.in. 29,
1667-8. S. of William, of Stonesby, near Mi-lton Mowbray,
Lcics. B. there. School, Melton Mowbray (Mr Stokes).
Matric. 1667-8; B..\. 1671-2; M.A. 1675. Ord. de.icon
(Peterb.) June 2; priest, Sept. 22, 1672. V. of East Tilbury,
Essex, 1675-81. P.C. of Bromley St Leonard's, Middlesex,
1680-92. Married Margaret, dau. of Sir William Batcman,
Knt. Died 1692. Father of the next. (J. Ch. Smith.)
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Wray, William
WRAY, WILLIAM. Adra. at Kino's, a scholar from Eton,
1700. Doubtless s. of William (above). B. at Bromley,
Middlesex, 1682. Matric. 1700; B.A. 1704-5; M.A. 1708.
FeUow, 1703. Ord. deacon (Ely) Sept. 23, 1705; priest
(London) May 30, 1708. Assistant Master to John Le Hunt
at Brentford, Middlesex, and C. there. V. of Broad Chalk,
Wilts., 1712-9. R. of Stour Provost, Dorset, 1724-30.
R. of Todbere, 1728-30. Married and had issue. Died
July 6, 1730. (Harwood, 284.)
WREN, CHARLES. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Clare, Easter,
1617. 2nd s. of Sir Charles, of Binchester, Durham, Knt.
Bapt. Nov. I, 1601, at Auckland St Andrew's. Migrated
to Sidney, Mar. 1617-8. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, May 4, 1620.
Called to the Bar, 1627. Died unmarried. Brother of Lindley
(1617). (Surtees Soc, 127; H. M. Wood.)
WREN, CHARLES. M.A. 1662 (Incorp. from Oxford). 3rd s.
of Matthew (1604-5), Bishop of Ely. Adm. at Pembroke,
Feb. 28, 1666. Created M.A. (Oxtord) 1660. Of Feltwell,
Norfolk. Married Dorothy Easton (? Eston), of Norfolk, at
Little St Mary's, Cambridge, Jan. 14, 1663. Died 1681,
aged 43. Will dated May 11, 1681; proved (P.C.C.) Julv 21,
1681. Brother of Matthew (1642) and Thomas (1661).
{Al. Oxon.; Vis. ofCambs., 1684; Genealogist, m. 314-)
WREN, CHARLES. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Trinity Hai.l,
Michs. 1670. Doubtless s. and h. of Charles, of Binchester,
Durham, and grandson of Lindley (1617). Bapt. July 26,
1652, at Auckland St Andrew. Married Elizabeth, dau. of
Rev. Robert Ruddock, of Kirklington, Sept. 8. 1673- Buried
July 10, 1722, at Auckland St Andrew. Brother of Joseph
(1672). {Surtees Soc, 124; H. .M. Wood.)
WREN, CHRISTOPHER. B.D. 1620 (Incorp. from Oxford);
D.D. from Peterhouse, 1630. S. of Francis, of London,
mercer. B. Sept. 17, 1589. School, Merchant Taylors'.
Matric. (St John's CoUege, Oxford) Oct. 14, 1608, age 17;
B.A. (Oxford) 1609; M.A. 1613; B.D. 1620. Proctor (Oxford)
1619. R. of Fonthill Bishop, Wilts., 1620. R. of East
Knoyle, 1623. Registrar of the Order of the Garter, 1634.
Deaii of Windsor, 1635. Dean of the Collegiate Church of
Wolverhampton. R. of Haseley, Oxon., 1639. Married Mary,
dau. of Richard Cox, of Fonthill, Wilts. Died at Bletching-
don, Oxon., May 29, 1658. Father of the next and brother
of Matthew (1604-5). [Al. Oxon.; Genealogist, N.S., i. 264.)
WREN, CHRISTOPHER. U..\. 1664 (Incorp. from Oxford).
The famous architect. S. of Christopher (above). B. Oct.
20, 1632, at East Knovle, Wilts. School, Westminster.
B.A. (from Wadham College, Oxford) 1 650-1; M.A. 1653;
D.C.L. 1661. FeUow of All Souls, Oxford, 1653. Professor
of astronomy at Gresham College, London, 1657-61. Savilian
Professor of Astronomy at Oxford, 1661-73- Applied himself
to architecture, c. 1663; assistant to Sir John Denham.
Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Apr. 25, 1676. Built the chapel of
Pembroke College, 1663-5, and the chapel of Emmanuel,
1668, and the Library of Trinity College, 1677-92- Sur-
veyor-General for rebuilding St Paul's Cathedral, the
parochial churches, etc., after the Great Fire of London,
1666. Surveyor-General of all the royal works, 1669-1719.
Prominent member of the circle, incorp. as the Royal Society.
President, 1680-2. M.P. for Plympton, 1685; for Windsor,
1689; for Weymouth, 1701. Knighted, Nov. 20, 1673-
Married (i) Faith, dau. of Sir John CoghiU, i66g; (2) Jane,
dau. of Lord Fitzwilliam. Died Feb. 25, 1722-3. Buried in
St Paul's. Father of the next. {Al. Oxon.; D.N.B.)
WREN, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Pembroke,
Oct. 6, 1691. S. of Sir Christopher (above), Knt. B. Feb. 18,
1675, in London. School, Eton. Adm. at the Middle Temple,
Feb. 6, 1693-4. F.R.S., 1693. M.P. for Windsor, 1713-5.
Married (i) Mary, dau. of Philip Musard; (2) Constance, dau.
of Sir Thomas Middleton. Author, Parentalia, etc. Died
Sept. 6, 1747. (G. Mag.; A. C. Sturgess; D.N.B.)
WREN, FERRER (FARRER). Adm. pens, (age 18) at Mag-
dalene, Mar. 28, 1734. 'S. of Farrer, Esq.' (? Robert and
Rebecca, dau. of John Farrer). B. at Binchester, Durham.
Bapt. Dec. 26, 1715, at Sedgefield. School, Durham. Matric.
1735. Of Binchester, Esq. Married three wives. Died Dec.
2$. 1794 (being burnt to death), aged 80. Buried at St
Andrew's, Auckland. (G. Mag.; H. M. Wood; Surtees Soc,
124.)
WRENNE, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, at Sidney, Feb. 21, 1614-5.
Perhaps s. of Francis, of HenknoUe, Durham. Matric. 1615.
WREN, GEORGE. Adra. pens, at Jesus, July 5, 1675; 'B.A.
of 4 years' standing' from Oxford. S. of John, of Canterbury,
V. of Chalk, Kent. Matric. (Magdalen College, Oxford)
Oct. 16, 1663, age 15; B..\. (Oxford) 1667; M.A. (Cambridge)
1676. Minor canon ot Rochester, 1 667-1 71 7. V. of Bobbing,
Kent, 1668-72. V. of Ch.ilk, 1669-80. V. of Hoo St Wer-
burgh, 1680-1717. Buried Mar. 8, 1717-8, in the cloisters
of Canterbury Cathedral. Probably father of the next.
(A. Gray; H. G. Harrison; Al. Oxon.
Wrench, Benjamin
WREN, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Peterhouse, July 2,
1692. Of Kent. Probably s. of George (above). Migrated
to Emmanuel. Matric. 1695; B.A. 1696-7; M.A. 1705. Ord.
deacon (London) May 15, 1699; priest, Dec. 22, 1700. V. of
Chalk, Kent, 1712-24. Died 1724-
WRENNE, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Pembroke, June 21,
1727. S. of Thomas, of Gt Wilbraham, Cambs. Matric. 1727-
WREN, JOSEPH. Matric. pens, from Trinity Hall, Michs.
1672. Doubtless 2nd s. of Charles, and grandson of Lindley
(next). Adm. at Gray's Inn, May 14, 1677- Brother of Charles
(1670). (H. M. Wood; Foster, Vis. Pedigrees is inaccurate.)
WREN, LINDLEY. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Clare, Easter,
161 7. S. and h. of Sir Charles, of Binchester, Durham, Knt.
B. in Durham. Bapt. Oct. 14, 1600, at Auckland St Andrew.
Migrated to Sidney, Mar. 1617-8. Adm. at Lincota's Inn,
May 4, 1620. Succeeded his father at Binchester, 1618;
sequestered for delinquency, 1646. Married Barbara, dau.
of Sir William Blakiston, of Gibside. Died July 18, 1655 {sic).
Brother of Charles (1617) and father of Ralph (1670).
{Surtees Soc. cxxiv.; H. M. Wood; Foster, Vis. Pedigrees is
inaccurate, a generation having been omitted.)
WREN, MATTHEW. B.A. from Pembroke, 1604-5. S. of
Francis, of London, mercer. B. Dec. 23, 1585, in Cheapside,
London. School, Merchant Taylors'. M.A. 1608; B.D. 1615;
D.D. 1623. Fellow, 1605-24. Master of Peterhouse, 1625-34.
Vice-Chancellor, 1628-9. Incorp. at Oxford, 1608; re-incorp.
1636. V. of Harston, Cambs., 161 1-4. V. of Barton, 1613-5.
R. of Teversham, 1615. Preb. of Winchester, 1623. Dean of
Windsor, and of the Collegiate Church of Wolverhampton,
1628-35. Registrar of the Garter, 1628. Governor of
Charterhouse, 1634. Bishop of Hereford, 1634. Preb. of
Westminster, 1635. Bishop of Norwich, 1635. Dean of the
Chapel Royal, London, 1636-41. Bishop of Ely, 1638;
imprisoned in the Tower, 1642-60. Restored to Ely, 1660.
Married Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Cutler, of Sproughton,
near Ipswich, and widow of Robert Browerrigg, at Sprough-
ton, Aug. 17, 1628 [for a full discussion of the identity of
this lady, see Genealogist, N.S., vi. 168]. Author. Died
Apr. 24, 1667, aged 81. Buried in Pembroke Chapel. Will,
P.C.C. Benefactor to Pembroke Hall. Brother of Christopher
(1670), father of the next, of Charles (1662) and Thomas
(1661). {Loder; D.N.B.; Al. Oxon.)
WREN, MATTHEW. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Peterhouse,
Michs. 1642. S. of Matthew (above), D.D. Bapt. Aug. 30,
1629, at Little St Mary's, Cambridge. Created M..\. (Oxford)
1661. Secretary to the Earl of Clarendon and to the Duke of
York. M.P. for St Michael, 1661-72. F.R.S., 1663. Author,
Considerations on Mr Harrington's. ..Oceana, etc. Died
unmarried, June 14, 1672. Buried in Pembroke Chapel.
Will (P.C.C.) 1673. Brother of Charles (1662) and Thomas
(1661). {T. A. Walker, 74; Genealogist, in. 314; D.N.L.)
WREN, RALPH. Matric. sizar from Trinity Hall, Michs.
1670. Doubtless s. of Lindley (1617). Bapt. Jan. 4, 1650-1,
at Auckland St Andrew, Durham. Scholar, 1671; B.A.
1674-5. Ord. deacon (Durham) Sept. 19, 1675. Master of
Bishop Auckland School, 1675- P-C- of Escombe, Durham,
1678-87. C. of Bowes, Yorks., 1692-4. R. of Rokeby,
1693-1726. Buried there Mar. 18, 1725-6. (William Oliver;
H. M. Wood.)
WREN, THOMAS. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 29) at Peterhouse,
Oct. 31, 1661. 2nd s. of Matthew (1604-5). Bapt. Jan. 20,
1632, at Little St Mary's. Cambridge. LL.D. 1662 {Lit. Reg.);
M.D. (Oxford) 1660. R. of Littlebury, Essex, 1660. R. o
Northwold, Norfolk, 1660-1, and of Willingham, Cambs.,
1662-79. Preb. of Ely, 1662. Archdeacon, 1663. F.R.S.,
1663. Canon of Southwell, 1664-79- D'ed unmarried, 1679.
Wili dated July 25, 1670; proved (P.C.C.) Dec. 10, 1679-
Brother of Charles (1662) and Matthew (1642). {T. A.
Walker, 120; Genealogist, N.S., vi. 171; Al. Oxon.)
WREN, THOMAS. Adm. sizar at Jesus, July 6, 1669. Of
Canterbury, Kent. Matric. 1670; B.A. 1672-3; Scholar, 1673;
M.A. 1676. Organist, 1671. Ord. priest (Ely) 1677. V. of
Hailing, Kent, i678-(?) 82. Minor canon of Rochester,
1678-82. V. of Kelshall, Herts., 1691-1732. Master of
Berkhampstead School. Died Jan. 15, 1732- (G. Mag.;
J. Ch. Smith; A. Gray.)
WREN, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Easter, 1692.
Perhaps father of John (1727)-
WRENCH, BENJAMIN. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Caius, Mar. 22,
1680-1. S. of John, weaver, of Norwich. Bapt. Sept. 8,
1665, at St Saviour's, Norwich. School, Norwich (Mr Burton
and Mr Mazey). Matric. 1681; Scholar, 1681-88; B..A.. 1684-
5; M..\. 1688; M.D. 1694. Fellow, 1689-9:. Perhaps adm.
at Leyden, Feb. 22, 1686; Wrenck. Knighted, Apr. 1720.
A distinguished physician in Norwich for many years.
Married three wives. Died .\ug. 15, i747. Will (Norwich
C.C.l 1747; to be burie.l in St John Maddermarket. Brother
of Jonathan (1685) and John (1701). (Venn, 1. 466.)
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Wrench, Benjamin
WRENCH, BENJAMIN. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1743. Of
Norfolk. Matric. 1745; B.A. 1747-8. Ord. deacon (Norwich)
Feb. 1748-9; priest, Sept. 1753.
WRENCHE, ELIAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 157S;
B.A. 1582-3; M.A. 1586. M.-ister of the Cathedral (College)
School, Gloucester, 1588; still there, 1594. R. of Lassington,
and of Rudford, Gloucs., till 1633. Preb. of Gloucester,
1599-1633. Died Oct. 4, 1633, aged 71. Buried in Gloucester
Cathedral. M.I. Will, P.C.C. (H. G. Harrison; Le Neve,
Fasti, I. 446; Rudder, Gloucs., 166.)
WRENCH, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Dec. 9, 1701.
S. of John, weaver, of Norwich. Bapt. Apr. 11, 1685, at
St Saviour's, Nor\nch. School, Norwich (Mr Burton and
Mr Hoadley). Matric. 1701; Scholar, 1702-9; B.A. 1705-6;
M.A. 1709. Ord. deacon (Norwich) May 30, 1708; 'C. of
Aykham'; priest. May 8, 1709. V. of Ormesby and Scratby,
Norfolk, 1709-18. Died 1718. Will, Norwich. Brother of
Benjamin (1680-1) and Jonathan (1685). {Venn, 1. 508.)
WRENCH, JONATHAN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Caius, July 10,
1685. S. of John, weaver, of Norwich. Bapt. Nov. i, 1667,
at St Saviour's, Norwich. School, Norwich. Matric. 1685;
Scholar, 1686-93; B.A. 1689-go; M.A. 1693. Fellow, 1693-
1701. Ord. deacon (London) Sept. 20, 1691 ; priest (Norwich)
May 21, 1692; 'C. of Seething.' V. of Aylsham, Norfolk,
1700-31. Master of Aylsham School, 1703. R. of Burgh
by Aylsham, 1704-40; of Metton, 1733-8. Married Ann
Howard, at Norwich Cathedral, May 7, 1702. Author,
religious. Died May, 1741. Buried at Aylsham. M.I. Will
(P.C.C.) 1741. Brother of Benjamin (1680-1) and John
(1701), father of the ne.xt. {Venn, i. 479.)
WRENCH, JONATHAN. Adm. at Clare, June 30, 1721. S. of
Jonathan (1685), V. of Aylsham, Norfolk. Matric. 1721.
Migrated to Pembroke, Feb. 20, 1725-6. B.A. 1726-7;
M.A. 1733. Ord. deacon (Norwich) June 5, 1726; priest,
Sept. I, 1728. Succeeded his father as V. of Aylsham, i73i.
R. of Gt Moulton, 1733-65. Chaplain to the Countess
Dowager Deloraine. R. of Alburgh, 1738-42. Died Apr. 15,
1765, aged 62. (G. Mag.; Canterbury Act Bk; T. C. Dale.)
WRENCH, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs.
1627. Of Cheshire. B.A. 1631-2; M.A. 1635; B.D. 1642.
Fellow 1636-46 (Lit. Reg.), ejected. Preb. of Durham, 1645-
75. V. of Heighington, 1661. R. of Boldon, Durham,
1665-75. Chaplain to Bishop Morton. Married Ann Badde-
lay, Aug. 16, 1664. Died Oct. 26, 1675. M.I. in Durham
Cathedral. (Le Neve, Mon., iv. 165.)
WRENCH, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Nov. 3, 1656.
Of Cheshire. M.B. 1662 {Lit. Reg.); M.D. 1671 {Lit. Reg.).
Adm. licentiate R.C.P., Oct. 1, 1672.
WRENCH, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, Nov. 4,
1638. S. of Ralph, yeoman, of Davenham, Cheshire. B.
there. School, Northwich (Mr Piggot). Matric. 1639; B.A.
1642-3; M.A. 1649.
WRENCH, SIMON. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs. 1580;
B.A. 1583-4; M.A. 1587. Ord. priest (Norwich) Apr. 6, 1590.
V. of St Nicholas, Ipswich, Suffolk, i6o7-(?) i7-
WRENHAM, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Magdalene,
July 1, 1671. S. of John, of Long Sutton, Lines. School,
Wisbech. Matric. 1671.
WRENNALL, ROBERT. B.A. 1533-4. One Robert Wrennald,
Master of Colchester School, Essex, in 1553.
WREST, SAMUEL. Matric. sizar from Queens', Michs. i573-
Of Kent. B.A. 1576-7; MA. 1580.
WREST, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius, Feb. 1612-3.
S. of Alexander, of Kent. School, Sandwich (Chr. Chalfont).
Probably migrated to Trinity; see the next.
WREST, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1613;
Scholar, 1614; B.A. 1616-7.
WRESSEL, CHARLES. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, June 19,
1645. S. of John, of Marson, Yorks. School, Adlingfleet.
WRESTLE or WRISSELL, NICHOLAS. Matric. sizar from
Magdalene, Michs. 1645; B..\. 1648-9; M.A. 1654. Ejected
from Bcrwick-on-Tweed, 1662. Afterwards kept school at
Stockwell, London. Died c. 1695. {Calamy, 11. 247.)
WRIGHT, ABRAHAM. Matric. sizar from St Catharine's,
Easter, 1628; B..\. 1631-2; M.A. 1635. Dispens. (London)
to receive deacon's orders, Sept. 19, 1635. R. of Cheveley,
Cambs., 1646-62, ejected. After his ejection preached in
Suffolk and Essex. Lived for some time at the house of
Mr Meadows, of Ousden, Suffolk; subsequently removed to
WimUish, Essex. Died c. 1685. [To be distinguished from
a contemporary namesake, author and divine, for whom see
D.N.B.] Father of the next. {Calamy, l. 247.)
WRIGHT, ABRAHAM. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, Nov. 14,
1664. Doubtless s. of Abraham (above). Maine. 1665; B.A.
1668-9; M..^. 1672. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Dec. 1674;
priest, May, 1686. R. of Wattisficld, Suffolk, 1690-1713-
Wright, Christopher
WRIGHT, ABRAHAM. Adm. sirar (age 18) at Jesus, June 16,
1744. S. of Thomas, of Wangford, Suflolk. School, Henh-im
(Mr Leach). Migrated to Trinity, Oct. 30, 1744. Matric.
1744; B.A. 1747-8. Buried at St Michael, Cambridge,
Feb. 9, 1748-9.
WRIGHT, ALEXANDER. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Christ's,
June 17, 1675. S. of Thomas (1633), M.D. B. at Petertxjrough.
School, Peterborough. Matric. 1675; B.A. 1678-9; M.A.
1682. Probably V. of Gt Grimsby, Lines., 1681-90. {PeiU,
II. 50-)
WRIGHT, ANDREW. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Easter. 1617;
B.A. 1620-1; .M.A. 1624. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Dec. 19,
1624. Perhaps C. of Malp.as, Cheshire, 1626-30; licence to
marry Kathcrine Eddow, of Slalpas, widow, July 17, 1626.
WRIGHT, ANTHONY. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1548. Of
Lincolnshire. Perhaps the donor of the £20 to the College
in 1574. One of these names R. of Bluodcston, Suflolk,
1561-87. {.Masters.)
WRIGHT, ANTHONY. B.A. from Corpus Christi. 1568-9.
B. at Norwich. (Perhaps matric. pens, from Jesus, Michs.
1558.) Ord. deacon (London) Sept. 19, 1569, age 22. One
of those names {alias Paule) R. of Hunton, Kent. 1 575-1610.
Buried there .Aug. 10, 1610, as Paule. Will, P.C.C. (as Pawle).
But see A I. Oxon. for a contemporary namesake.
WRIGHT, ANTHONY. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter, 1607;
B..\. i6io-i; M.A. 1614. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 13;
priest, June 19, 1614.
WRIGHT, ANTHONY. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, F.aster,
1617; B..^. from Trinity, 1619-20. Ord. deacon (York)
June; priest, Sept. 1620. V. of Westow, Yorks., 1620-59.
WRIGHT, BARTHOLOMEW. Matric. sizar from Pembroke,
c. 1596; B..\. from Jesus, 1600-1; M.A. 1604. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) June 7; priest, July 3, 1603. Perhaps V. of Elkes-
ley, Notts., 1624-8; died 1628. Perhaps father of John
(1638-9).
WRIGHT, BARTHOLOMEW. B.A. from Trinity, 1616-7.
Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Dec. 14; priest, Dec. 15, 1617.
WRIGHT, BARTHOLOMEW. Matric. sizar from Trinity,
Easter, 1619; B.A. from Trinity Hall, 1622. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) Sept. 22, 1622; priest, Dec. 14, 1623. Perhaps V. of
Bishampton, Worcs., 1638-63. One of these names R. of
Coston, l.eics., 1649-78. Buried there Sept. 7, 1678. {Nichols,
II- 145-)
WRIGHT, BENJAMIN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 23,
1660. Of Essex. Matric. 1660; B..^. 1663-4; M.A. 1667.
Signed for deacon's orders (London) June 1, 1667.
WRIGHT, BENJAMIN. Adm. sizar at Clare, June 30, 1744.
S. of William, of Northgate, Wakefield, Yorks. Bapt. there,
Dec. 15, 1726. School, Wakefield. Scholar, 1745; B.A.
1747-8; M.A. 1751. Fellow, 1751-72. Ord. priest (London)
June 17, 1753. R- of Walding&eld, Suffolk, 1772-82. Buried
there Jan. 24, 1782. M.I. Admon., P.C.C.
WRIGHT, BOOTH. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, Dec. 31,
1668. S. of Michael (or Miles), of Oakham, Rutland, gent.
B. there. School, Oakham. Matric. 1669. Migrated to
Sidney, Oct. 29, 1672. B.A. 1672-3. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
June 14, 1674; priest, Feb. 20, 1675-6. V. of Greetham,
Rutland, 1676-90. R. of Wbitwell, 1690. Died before
Oct. 28, 1690.
WRIGHT, CHARLES. Matric. pens, from St John's. Easter,
1550. Of Yorkshire. B.A. 1553-4 (ist in the orjo); .M..\.
1557. Fellow, 1554. V. of Chesterton, Cambs., 1557.
WRIGHT, CHARLES. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1652; Scholar from Westminster. Of Surrey. B..^. 1654-5;
M.A. 1658; D.D. 1671 {Lit. Rfg.). Fellow, 1656. Ta.xor. 1661.
Senior Proctor. 1669-70. Professor of Arabic. 1702-11.
R. of North Runcton, Norfolk, 1669-1711. Died Nov. 13,
1711. Buried at Linton, Cambs. Father of Robert (1696).
(Le Neve, Mon., 11. 233.)
WRIGHT, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. pens, from Jksus, Michs.
1554. One of these names C. of BurwcU, Lines., 1565; ord.
priest (Lincoln) June 13, 1565.
WRIGHT, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. sizar (.age 18) at St John's,
July 6, 1631. S. of William, of Shardlow. Dorlw. B. there.
School. Repton. Matric. 1631; B..\. 1634-5; M..\. 1638.
Ord. deacon (Potcrb.) Dec. 18. i6j6; prii'^t. M.ir. 10, 1638-9.
Perhaps intruding R. of Bulwick, Northants., in 1646.
Probably U. of liastwell, Leics.. 1655-60. and again. 1674-
85; one of the well-afTcctod ministers of the gospel in the
county of Leic(>stcr. who. in 1659. presentiNl an 'humble
representation' unto the Rump P.irliament. Chose his own
buri.il place in the Chancel of Kastwell Church in iMj (s.iid
then to be ,!?ed 72). Dietl Jan. 4. 1685. Buried at Ea'twrU.
Father of Christopher (1664) and John (1664). {SicMols, 11.
170.)
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WRIGHT, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Christ's,
Nov. 7, 1635. S. of Christopher. School, Perse (Mr Lovering).
Matnc. 1635; B.A. 1639. Perhaps R. of Siieaton, Yorks.,
1660-99. Died 1699. Perhaps father of WiUiam (1700-1).
(Peile, I. 440.)
WRIGHT, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's,
June 28, 1664. S. of Christopher (1631), clerk, of Lodding-
ton, Leics. B. there. Matric. 1664. Brother of John (1664).
WRIGHT, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. sizar at Sidney, June 23,
1727. S. of Robert. B. at Castor, Northants. Schools,
Fotheringhay, Northants. (Mr Loveling), and Oakham.
Rutland. Matric. 1727; B.A. i73'>-i; M.A. 1735. Ord.
deacon (Lincoln) June 13, 1731; priest, Sept. 23, 1733. R.
of Ayston, Rutland, I73&-74. Died 1774- Will (P.C.C.) 1774.
WRIGHT, GLUTTON. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity, June 25,
1690. S. of Richard, of Nantwich, Cheshire. School, New-
port, Shropshire (Mr William Smith). High Sheriff of
Cheshire, 1710. Buried at Nantmch, Jan. 15, 1737-8-
Father of Matthew (1728). (Jas. Hall, Natitwich.)
WRIGHT, DANIEL. B.A. 1602-3; M.A. from Clare, 1606.
Probably s. of Daniel, physician of Lav/shall, Suffolk (whose
will (P.C.C.) 1620). Ord. priest (Colchester) June 12, 1603;
'C. of Brockley, Suffolk.' Probably his will (P.C.C.) 1622;
clerk of Lawshall, Suffolk. (J. Ch. Smith.)
WRIGHT, DANIEL. Adm. pens, (age 24) at Sidney, July 3,
1676. S. and h. of Daniel. B. at Stowmarket, Suffolk.
School, Stowmarket (Mr Coleson). Migrated to Clare, June
19, 1679-
WRIGHT, EDMUND. B.A. 1468-9.
WRIGHT, EDMUND. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Trinity, Mar. 31,
1709. S. of Edmund, of Bow, London. School, Eton.
Matric. 1709.
WRIGHT, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from Queens', Michs. 1564.
WRIGHT, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from Caius, Dec. 8, 1576.
S. of Henry, deceased, of Garveston, Norfolk. B.A. 1580-1;
Scholar, 1581-4; M.A. 1584. Fellow, 1587-96. Said to have
been tutor to Prince Henry, son of James I. Accompanied
George (Chfiford), Earl of Cumberland on his voyage to the
Azores, 1589. Distinguished mathematician and hydro-
grapher. Best kno^vn by his method of constructing sea-
charts, termed 'Mercator's Projection.' Author, Certain
Errors in Navigation detected, etc. Died in London, 1615.
Brother of Thomas (1574) and father of Samuel (1612).
(Venn, 1. 88; D.N.B.)
WRIGHT, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from Trinity, c. 1598.
Migrated to Sidney, Nov. 1599. B.A. 1603. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) May 31, 1607. C. of Bucknall, Lines.
WRIGHT, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Easter,
1603; B.A. from Corpus Christi, 1605-6; M.A. 1610. One
of these names ord. priest (Norwich) Sept. 22, 1605; ' licensed
to preach.' Perhaps R. of Baconsthorpe, Norwich, 1608-10.
One of these names V. of Pakenham, Suffolk, 1621-48; 'M.A.'
WRIGHT, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Easter,
1609.
WRIGHT, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter, 1609;
B.A. 1612-3.
WRIGHT, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1611.
WRIGHT, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 15) at St John's, June
9, 1659. S. and h. of Francis, gent., of Stretton, Cheshire.
B. there. School, Wem, Salop. Adm. at the Inner Temple,
July 9, i56o. Ot Stretton, Esq. Married Katherine, dau. of
Richard Alport, of Overton, Sept. n, 1679, at Chester.
Died Oct. 5, 1706. Father of the next and of John (1701).
(Ormerod, 11. 389.)
WRIGHT, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 20) at St John's, Oct.
24, 1700. S. and h. of Edward (above), gent. B. Aug. 25,
1680, at Stretton, Cheshire. School, Chester (Mr Harper).
Matric. 1701; B.A. 1704-5. Adm. at the Inner Temple,
Oct. 23, 1702. Married Elizabeth Ley, May 2, 1709, at
St Mary's, Chester. Died May 17. 1750. Buried at Tilston.
Brother of John (1701). (L. Mag.; Ormerod, 11. 389.)
WRIGHT, EDWARD. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June 15,
1719; B.A. 1722-3.
WRIGHT, EUSEBIUS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, July 3, 1597.
Doubtless s. of Robert (1565), R. of Dennington, Suffolk.
Matric. c. 1597. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Nov. 25, 1602; of
Fumival's Inn. Called to the Bar, 1610. Bencher, 1627.
Of Chelmsford, Essex. Married three wives. Died s.p.
Will (P.C.C.) 1653. Brother of the next. (Burke, Ext. Bart.;
Vis. of Essex, 1634; Nichols, iii. 219.)
WRIGHT, EZEKIEL. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Mar. 10,
1618-9. S. of Robert (1565), R. of Dennington, Suffolk.
Bapt. there, Oct. 7, 1604. Matric. 1619; B.A. 1622-3; M.A.
WrigHt, George
1626; B.D. 1633. Fellow, 1625 {sic) [1644, according to
Carter]. R. of Dennington, 1638-41. R. of Thurcaston,
Leics., 1641-68. Married Dorothy, dau. of John Onebye.
Died May 22, 1668. Buried at Thurcaston. M.I. Will
(P.C.C.) 1668. Brother of Eusebius (above), father of the
next and of Nathan (1670). (Lipscomb, iv. 151; Burke, Ext.
Bart.; Vis. of Essex, 1634; NicJiols, iii. 218.)
WRIGHT, EZEKIEL. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 17
1678. Of Leicestershire. 3rd s. of Ezekiel (above), R. o
Thurcaston, Leics. Matric. 1678. Student of the Inner
Temple. Died Mar. 25, 1729, aged 65. Brother of Nathan
(1670). (Nichols, III. 219; Burke, Comm. 11. 245.)
WRIGHT, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter, 1585;
B.A. from Jesus, 1588-9; M.A. 1592. Perhaps V. of Witham,
Essex, c. 1628-43; sequestered. Perhaps father of Francis
(1646).
WRIGHT, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from St John's, c. 1592;
B.A. from Pembroke, 1595-6.
WRIGHT, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1612.
WRIGHT, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs. 1616.
B. at Ripon, Yorks. B.A. 1618-9; M.A. 1622. Ord. deacon
(London) Nov. 19, 1621, age 25. R. of St Mary's, Finchley,
Middlesex, 1622-6. Perhaps Master of Holt Grammar
School, Norfolk, 1646-59. Died 1659. Perhaps father of
Hammond (1669).
WRIGHT, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from King's, Michs. 1646.
Possibly s. and h. of Francis (? 1585), V. of Witham, Essex.
If so, b. c. 1629. School, Colchester. Migrated to Clare,
Oct. 14, 1647. M.B. 1654. (Essex Arch. Soc, N.S., 11. 257.)
WRIGHT, FRANCIS. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 18) at St John's,
Mav 14, 1647. S. and h. of Francis, Esq., of Bolton-on-Swale,
Yorks. B. there. School, Danby (Mr Smelt). Adm. at Gray's
Inn, May 24, 1648. Died without issue. Brother of George
(1647). (Vis. of Yorks., 1665; Genealogist, xxxii. 178.)
WRIGHT, FRANCIS. Adm. sizar (age 21) at St John's, June 15,
1675. S. of Thomas, of North Aker, London. B. there.
School, Northallerton. Matric. 1675; B.A. 1678-9. Ord.
deacon (York) June, 1679. Perhaps R. of Luddington-in-
the-Brook, Northants., 1697-1707. Probably died 1707.
WRIGHT, FRANCIS BROWNE. Adm. at Corpus Christi,
1717. Of Sussex. B.A. 1720-1; M.A. 1728 {Com. Reg.).
Ord. deacon (Chichester) Sept. 22, 1723; priest, Sept. 24,
1727. R. of Sedlescombe, Sussex, in 1732. V. of Dallington,
1732. V. of Westfield, 1743. Chaplain to the Prince of Wales.
(W. C. Renshaw; Canterbury Act Bk; T. C. Dale.)
WRIGHT, GABRIEL. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, June
15, 1650. S. of Abraham, deceased. B. at Little Whelnet-
ham, Suffolk. School, Bury St Edmunds. Matric. 1650;
B.A. 1653-4; M.A. 1657. Ord. priest (Brownrigg, Bishop of
Exeter) Jan. 5, 1658-9. V. of St Stephen Mancroft, Norwich,
1660-83. R. of St Mary-in-Coslany, Norwich, 1662. V. of
Earlham, Norfolk, till 1662. R. of Westwick, 1670-1708 (?).
(Blomefield, xi. 82.)
WRIGHT, GASCOIGNE. Adm. pens, at Queens', June 27, 1728.
Of Suffolk. Doubtless s. of Lawrence, of Bury St Edmunds.
School, Bury. Matric. 1728; B.A. 1731-2. FeUow, 1733-4-
Ord. priest (Norwich) Oct. 1735. Chaplain in the Navy,
1734 (sic). R. of Kirkby and Asgarby, Lines. Died Dec.
1776. Buried at St Mary's, Bury. Will proved Jan. 23, 1777-
(G. Mag.; V. B. Redstone.)
WRIGHT, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1571.
WRIGHT, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter,
1578; Scholar, 1578-80.
WRIGHT, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from St Catharine's,
Easter, 1604; B.A. 1606-7; M.A. 1610. Ord. deacon and
priest (Ely) June, 1609. C. of Letchworth, Herts., 1612.
WRIGHT, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Easter,
1631.
WRIGHT, GEORGE. Adm. pens, (age 15) at St John's, May 14,
1647. 2nd s. of Francis, Esq., of Bolton-on-Swale, Yorks.
B. there, c. 1630. School, Danby (Mr Smelt). Matric. 1647;
B.A. 1650-1; M.A. 1654. Fellow, 1651. V. of Congerston,
Leics., tUl 1662, ejected. Married Beatrice, dau. of James
Maleverer, of Amcliffe, Yorks. Died June 6, 1674. Brother
of Francis (1647). (Vis. of Yorks., 1665; Poulson, Holderness,
11. 516.)
WRIGHT, GEORGE. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Caius, July 3,
1661. 3rd s. of John (1623), gent., of Lexham, Norfolk.
B. at Ovington. Schools, Ovington (private), Feltwell
(Mr Ward) and Seaming (Mr Burton). Matric. 1661-2;
Scholar, 1661-6; B.A. 1664-5; M.A. 1668. Ord. deacon
(Norwich) June 2, 1667; 'C. of Elveden'; priest, Feb. 17,
1667-8. R. of Yaxham, Norfolk, in 1670. R. of Brandon
Ferry, Suffolk, 1670. Chaplain to Elizabeth, Dowager
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Countess of Northumberland. Married Ursula, dau. of John
Reppes, of Mattishall, Norfolk. Will proved (Norwich C.C.)
1718. Brother of Thomas (1648-9) and perhaps of Robert
(1653) a"d John (1665). {Venn, 1. 414; BlomefieUi, 1. 544.)
WRIGHT, GEORGE. Adm. pens, at Christ's, Easter, 1665.
Apparently ord. priest (Lichfield) Mar. 10, 1665-6; 'B.A.
of Christ's.' V. of Abbots Bromley, StaSs., 1668-1717.
Buried there Apr. 5, 1717. {Peile, i. 619.)
WRIGHT, GEORGE. Adm. sizar at Queens', Feb. i, 1693-4.
Of Yorkshire. Matric. 1696; B.A. 1697-8. Ord. deacon
(York) Aug. 1698; priest, 1700. Perhaps chaplain in the
Navy, 1705-9.
WRIGHT, GEORGE. .\dm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 20, 1694.
Of Leicestershire. S. and h. of Sir Nathan (1670), Lord
Keeper of the Great Seal. B. Mar. 25, 1677, ai Barwell.
Adm. at the Inner Temple, Nov. 27, 1692. Called to the
Bar, 1700. Purchased Gayhurst and Stoke Goldington,
Bucks., 1704. Clerk of the Crown. Married Mary, dau. of
Thomas I3edford, of Doctors' Commons, Jan. 16, 1700.
Died Mar. 9, 1724-5. M.I. at Gayhurst. Father of George
(1723-4) and Thomas (1723-4). (Le Neve, 457; Nichols, in.
219.)
WRIGHT, GEORGE. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, June 2,
1703. S. of George, gent. B. at Bolton. School, Richmond
(Mr Tompson).
WRIGHT, GEORGE. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Emmanuel, 1723-4.
Of .Middlese.x. S. and h. of George (1694), and grandson of
Sir Nathan (1670), Lord Keeper of the Great Seal. Matric.
1724. M.P. for Leicester, 1727-66. Of Gayhurst, Bucks.,
Esq. Married Barbara, dau. of Sir Thomas Clarges, Bart.,
June, 1733. Died 1766. Buried at Gayhurst. Brother of
Thomas (1723-4). {Nichols, in, 219; Lipscomb, iv. 152.)
WRIGHTE, GEORGE. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Mar. 1737-8.
Of London. S. of Ezekiel. [According to Davy this was not
Ezekiel (1678).] B. in St James' parish, London. School,
Nuneaton. Matric. 1738.
WRIGHT, HAMMOND. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's,
Apr. 7, 1669. S. of Francis (? 1616), deceased, of Holt,
Norfolk. B. there. School, Holt. Matric. 1669. Migrated
to Trinity Hall, Michs. 1669, and thence to Trinity, Apr. 8,
1670. Scholar, 1671; B.A. 1672-3.
WRIGHT, HARBORD. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's, June 9,
1742. S. and h. of John (1716), R. of Euston, Suffolk.
Schools, Seaming, Norfolk (Mr Brett) and Westhorpe
(Mr Rett). Matric. 1745; LL.B. 1748. Of Kilverstone, near
Twyford, and of Pinckney, Esq. Married Frances, dau. of
Robert Chad, of Wells, merchant. Died Sept. 19, 1754.
Buried at Kilverstone. {Peile, 11. 243; Carthew, Launditch,
II. 502.)
WRYGHT, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs. 1547.
B. at Skipton, Yorks. School, Sedbergh. Migrated to St
John's, 1549. B.A. 1549-50; M.A. [not found in our re-
cords]. Fellow of St John's, 1550. Ord. deacon (London)
Jan. 13, 1559-60, age 29. V. of Runwell, Essex, 1560. R. of
Wickford, 1561. R. of St Stephen, Walbrook, London,
1564-72, and V. of Hackney, Middlesex, 1570-1. Sub-
dean of York, 1575-1606; M.A. Preb. of York, 1580-3.
Author, sermon. Died 1610. {Peile, 1. 43; Cooper, 11. 448.)
WRIGHT, HENRY. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Michs. 1582.
WRIGHT, HENRY. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1589;
B.A. 1592-3. Perhaps C. of Skirbeck, Lines., 1612. One of
these names R. of North Meols, Lanes., 1615-39. Died c. 1639.
WRIGHT, HENRY. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, May 19, 1609.
Matric. 1609; Scholar; B.A. 1612-3; M.A. 1616. Incorp. at
Oxford, 1622. V. of St John, Bedwardine, Worcs., 1632. V.
of Stretton Grandison, Hereford, 1636. Perhaps father of
Henry (1651). {Al. Oxon.)
WRIGHT, HENRY. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Easter,
1614; B..A. 1617-8; M.A. 1621.
WRIGHT, HENRY. Matric. sizar from Clare, Michs. 1617;
B.A. 1620-1; M.A. 1624.
WRIGHT, HENRY. Adm. sizar at Caius, Feb. 20, 1617-8. Of
Melton Mowbray, Leics. S. of John (? 1570), clerk. School,
Melton Mowbray (Mr Humfreys). Matric. 1618; Scholar,
1619-25; B.A. 1621-2; M.A. 1625. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
Dec. 17; priest, Dec. 18, 1625. Perhaps C. of Bygrave,
Herts., in 1637. V. of Newnham, till 1642. Died 1642.
Admon. (P. C.C.) May 3, 1642. Probably brother of Nicholas
(1609). {Venn, 1. 238; K. A. Ledgard.)
WRIGHT, HENRY. D.D. 1631-2 (on King's visit). Perhaps
one of the above. One of these names canon of Worcester.
K. of Tredington, Worcs., ejected.
WRIGHT, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June 13, 1651.
Of Worcestershire. Perhaps s. of Henry (1609). One of
these names, 'B.A.,' ord. deacon (Lincoln) Mar. 17; priest.
Mar. 20, i66o-i.
Wright, James
WRIGHT, HENRY. Adm. Fell. -Com. at Trinity, Mar. 5,
1652-3. Of London. Doubtless s. and h. of Laurence
(1605-6), of Charterhouse, Esq., and of Dagenham, Essex.
B. c. 1637. Probably migrated to Baliol College, Oxford,
Dec. 9, 1653. B.A. (Oxford) 1655-6. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn,
Jan. II, 1654-5. Created Bart, by the Lord Protector
Cromwell, Apr. 10, 1658 (disallowed. May, 1660). Again
created Bart., June 11, 1660. M.P. for Harwich, 1660 and
1661-3. Married Anne, dau. of John (Crewe), Baron Crewe,
Mar. 23, 1658. Died Feb. 5, 1663-4, aged 27. Buried at
South Weald. M.I. WiU, P.C.C. Probably brother of
Laurence (1652). {G.E.C., in. 35; Al. Oxon.)
WRIGHT, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1657.
Of Essex. School, Charterhouse (exhibitioner). B.A. 1660-1;
M.A. 1664. Fellow, 1661-9. Taxor, 1665 and 1667. Incorp.
at Oxford, 1669. Ord. priest (Ely) Sept. 24, 1664. R. of
St Botolph, Cambridge, 1666-7. V. or C. of Little Shelford,
Cambs., 1667. {Al. Oxon.; Le Neve, Fasti, 111. 639.)
WRIGHT, HENRY. Adm. sizar at Trinity, June 25, 1661.
Matric. 1661; B.A. 1664-5; M.A. 1668. Ord. deacon (York)
May 21, 1665; priest, Sept. 22, 1667. R. of Addingbam,
Yorks., 1680. R. of Leathley, 1707-20. {Lambeth Act Bk;
T. C. Dale.)
WRIGHT, HENRY. M.A. from Corpus Christi, 1711. S. of
Samuel, of Oxford, clerk. Matric. (New College, Oxford)
Mar. 21, 1697-8, age 15; B.A. (University College, Oxford)
1702. Perhaps R. of Asfordby, Leics., 1724. {Al. Oxon.)
WRIGHT, HENRY [OFFLEY]. Adm. pens, (age 19) at St
John's, Feb. 14, 1737-8. S. of Henry, of Mobberley Hall,
Cheshire, Esq. B. at Offerton. Bapt. Oct. 17, 1719, at
Stockport. School, Chesterfield (Mr Burrow). Matric. 1738.
In later life assumed the name of Henry Offley Wright.
Inherited the Offerton estates. V. of St Peter's, Derby,
1749-99. Married Jane, dau. of Ralph Adderley, of Colon,
Staffs., July 3, 1751. Died June 17, 1799. Buried at Mob-
berley. {Scott-Mayor, in. 490; Ormerod, in. 348.)
WRIGHT, HUGH. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Peterhouse, June 16,
1637. 2nd s. of Hugh, Mayor of Durham in 1615 (by his
2nd wife Hilda, dau. of Sir Hugh Cholmley, of Whitby
Abbey). School, Durham. Matric. 1637; Scholar, 1637-8.
Adm. at Lincohi's Inn, Feb. 6, 1639-40. Died s.p. Half-
brother of Tobias (1618). (J. A. Walker, 60; Vis. of Durham,
1666; Surtees, iv. 152.)
WRIGHT, HUSTHWAITE. Matric. sizar from Magdalene,
Easter, 1631. S. and h. of Husthwaite, of Bradley, Lines.,
Esq. B. c. 1612. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, May 16, 1632.
Married Mary, dau. of Sir Robert Brown, Knt., of Camber-
well, Surrey. Nuncupative will dated Dec. 13, 1682; proved
June 7, 1683. {Vis. of Lines., 1592; Lines. Pedigrees, 11 13.)
WRIGHT, ISAAC. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter, 1611.
Of Lincolnshire. B.A. 1615; M.A. 1618. R. of Stewton,
Lines., 1623-32. Licence (Lincoln) Feb. 7, 1623-4, to marry
Dorothy Bayley, of Stewton, widow. Died 1632. WiU
(Lincoln) 1632.
WRIGHT, ISAAC. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Magdalene,
Easter, 1631.
WRIGHT, ISAAC. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Sept. 11, 1649.
WRIGHT, ISAAC. Matric. sizar from Queens', Lent, 1653-4.
Of Surrey. B.A. 1656.
WRIGHT, ISAAC. M.A. 1658 (Incorp. from Oxford). Matric.
(Wadham College, Oxford) May 12, 1651; B..A. (Oxford)
1654-5; M.A. 1657. Perhaps ord. deacon (Lincohi) June 15;
priest, Aug. 17, i66i. Perhaps R. of St Peter Westout,
Lewes, Sussex, 1670. R.of Po>iiiiigs, 1673-9. V.of Waltham-
stow, Essex, 1679-89. Preb. of Lincoln, 1684-9. Died before
June 29, 1689. Will (P.C.C.) 1690. {Al. Oxon.; Le Neve,
Fasti, n. 103.)
WRIGHT, JAMES. Adm. sizar at Corpus Christi, 1597. Of
Suffolk. Matric. c. 1597.
WRIGHT, JAMES. Adm. sizar at Jesis, May 14, 1635. Of
Northaniplonshire. Matric. 1635; B.A. 1638-9; M.A. 1641.
Ord. deacon (I'oterb.) June 5, 1642. Perhapw R. of Greens
Norton, Northants., 1646.
WRIGHT, JAMES. .\dm. pens, at Peterhousb, June 28, 1645.
Of Coventry, Warw-s. B.A. 1648. One of these names V. of
Twyford, Leics., 1662-87.
WRIGHT, JAMES. M.A. from Magdalene, 1673. S. of John,
of Billinge, Lanes., clerk. Bapt. July 20, 1651, at Man-
chester. Matric. (Lincoln College, Oxford) Mar. j. 1665-6,
age 14; B.A. (Oxford) 1669. Probably minister at Retford,
Notts., and dissenting minister at .^Itcrclifle, near Sheffield,
Yorks., in ibiji. (.^.'. Oion.; U. .^xon; M, H. Peacock.)
WRIGHT, JAMES. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity, Sept. 38,
1734. S. of Thomas, of Coventry, Warws. Bapt. Jan. 18,
1716-7. Schools, Warwick (Mr Legiat) and Winchester.
Matric. 1735.
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WRIGHT, JERMIN. Adm. pens, (age i6) at Caius, Apr. 23,
1624. 3rd s. of Thomas (1585), gent., of Kilverstone, Norfolk
(and Jane, dau. of John Jermyn). B. 1608. School, Bury
St Edmunds. Matric. 1624. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Nov. 27,
1626. Called to the Bar, 1634. Steward of the College
Manor at Runcton, in 1673. Succeeded his father as Lord of
the Manor of Wang'ord. Of Wangford, Suffolk, Esq.
Married Anne, dau. of Richard Batchcroft, of Bexwell. Esq.
Died s.p. 1681. Brother of John (1623) and Thomas (1623),
father of Robert (1651). (Venn, 1. 265; Vis. of Suffolk, 1664;
Copinger, iv. 207.)
WRIGHT, JOHN. M.A. 1455-6. One of these names parish and
chantry chaplain at Gt Shelford, Cambs., 1463.
WRIGHT, JOHN. Com. for B.A. 1468-9.
WRIGHT, JOHN. B.Can.L. 1484. Master of Trinity Hall,
1505-12. R. of Clothall, Herts. V. of Layston. Died May 12,
1519. Buried at ClothaU. M.I. (Trinity Hall Coll. Hist., 6(>;
Cussans, i; Cooper, i. 21.)
WRIGHT, JOHN. Com. for B.A. 1486-7.
WRIGHT or WRYTE, JOHN. B.Can.L. 1490-1.
WRIGHT, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter, 1544;
B.A. 1544-5. Perhaps V. of Bottisham, Cambs., i557
(patron. Trinity College). One of these names R. of Burton
Overy, Leics., 1560.
WRIGHT, JOHN. Matric. sizar from St Catharine's, Micbs.
1547.
WRIGHT, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter, 1566;
B.A. 1569-70; M.A. 1573. Perhaps ord. priest (Gloucester)
c. 1571. R. of Lower Swell, Gloucs., 1593 (July-Dec).
WRIGHT, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Clare. Michs. 1570; B..A.
1574-5; M.A. 1578. Perhaps ord. priest (York) June 7, 1584,
and father of Henry (1617-8) and Nicholas (1609).
WRIGHT, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Clare, Michs. 1572;
B.A. 1575-6; M.A. 1579. Perhaps ord. priest (Lincoln)
Mar. 9, 1581; 'M.A.; R. of Owmby, Lines." V. of Tealby,
1589-9S. Perhaps his admon. (Lincoln) 1598; of North
Willingham. Perhaps brother of Philip (1582).
WRIGHT, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter, 1582.
WRIGHT, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Easter, 1585.
Perhaps s. of John, of Wrightsbridge, Essex. Matric. 1585.
Perhaps adm. at Gray's Inn, Jan. 8, 1587-8. Married Mary,
dau. of John Mole and niece of Sir Thomas Cheke. Died 1644.
Perhaps father of Laurence (1605-6), John (1614) and
Nathaniel (1619). (Moranl, I. 62; Burke, Ext. Bart.)
WRIGHT, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 18I at Caius, Oct. 6, 1596.
S. of Thomas, of Weeting, Norfolk. Bapt. there, July 10,
1580. School, Weeting. Matric. c. 1596; Scholar, 1598-9-
Died in College. Buried Aug. 3, 1599. at St Michael's,
Cambridge. M.I. Will proved (V.C.C.) 1600. Doubtless
brother of Thomas (1585). (Venn, i. 160.)
WRIGHT, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Queens', Mar. 2, 1599-1600.
Of Leicestershire. B.A. from Magdalene, 1603-4; M.A. 1608.
Perhaps ord. deacon (Peterb.) May 19; priest, Sept. 22, 161 1.
P.C. of Pilton, Rutland. One of these names V. of Burnham,
Bucks., 1623-42. Died 1642. Will, P.C.C.
WRIGHT, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, Apr. 2, 1608.
S. of William, shoemaker, of Louth, Lines. Bapt. at Louth,
Sept. 5, 1596. School, Louth. Matric. 1608; B.A. 1611-2;
M.A. 1615. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 19, 1614; priest
(York, for Lincoln) May 26, 1616. Perhaps R. of Edmond-
thorpe, Leics., 1659, ejected. Retired to Lessingham, Lines.,
where he had a small estate. 'Spent the remainder of his
days there, beloved and honoured by his neighbours,
especially by Su- William York and his family....' (R. W.
Goulding; Nichols, n. 180.)
WRIGHT, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Sidney, Oct. 9, 1609. Matric.
1609; B.A. 1613-4.
WRIGHT, JOHN. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Emmanuel, July 6, 1613.
Matric. 1613.
WRIGHT, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Queens', Nov. 5, 1614. Of
Essex. Perhaps s. of John (1585), of Gray's Inn, Esq.;
adm. at Gray's Inn, Aug. 10, 1616. Perhaps brother of
Laurence (1605-6) and Nathaniel (1619) and father of John
(1647).
WRIGHT, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter, 1622;
B.A. 1625-6; M.A. 1629. Ord. priest (Lichfield) June, 1630.
One of these names licensed to St Martin, Ludgate, 1632;
will (Cons. C. London) 1633. (Peile, 1. 345.)
WRIGHT, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1623. Of Norfolk. Doubtless 2nd s. of Thomas (1585), of
Kilverstone, Norfolk, a Master of the Bench. Adm. at
Lincoln's Inn, June 5, 1624. Of East Lexham, Norfolk, in
J649; afterwards of Ovington. Married Joan, dau. of
Wright, John
Thomas Steward, of Barton Mills, Esq. Will proved (Archd.
Norwich) Sept. 22, 1663. Brother of Thomas (1623) and
Jermin (1624), father of George (1661) and Thomas (1648-9).
(Blomefield. i. 544; Carthew, Launditch, 11.)
WRIGHT, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Mar. 13, 1638-9. Of
Nottinghamshire. Perhaps s. of Bartholomew (1596).
Matric. 1639; B..\. 1642. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 5;
priest, Dec. 18, 1642.
WRIGHT, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age i6) at Magdalene, Apr. 16,
1646. S. of Thomas, of Market Rasen, Lines. School, Kirton.
Matric. 1646.
WRIGHT, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity Hall, Easter,
1647. Of Essex. Probably s. and h. of John (1614), of
Wrightsbridge, Essex, gent. Migrated to Queens', 1649.
B.A. 1650-1. Adm. at Gray's Inn, July 6, 1650. (Vis. of
Essex, 1634.)
WRIGHT, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Sidney, May 14, 1650.
S. of Francis. B. at Poyke, Worcs. School, Martley (Mr
Bagley). Migrated to Trinity, Apr. 7, 165 1.
WRIGHT, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Christ's, June 28,
i66n. S. of Thomas. B. at Ripley, Derbs. School, Repton.
Matric. 1660.
WRIGHT, JOHN. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, c. 1660.
Matric. 1660.
WRIGHT, JOHN. Adm. at St Catharine's, Apr. 26, 1662. Of
Suffolk. Matric. 1663; B.A. 1663. One of these names,
'B.A.,' signed (Lambeth) Jan. 23, 1673-4, on receiving
Litt. dim. for priest's orders. (Lambeth Act Bk; T. C. Dale.)
WRIGHT, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, June 28,
1664. S. of Christopher (1631), clerk, of Bulwick, Northants.
B. there. Matric. 1664; B.A. 1667-8; M.A. 1671. Perhaps
ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 20, 1668; priest, Sept. 24, 1670.
C. of Eastwell, Leics.; afterwards succeeded as R., 1673.
Died in London, Feb. 27, 1673-4. Brother of Christopher
(1664). (Nichols, II. 170; Lambeth Act Bk; T. C. Dale.)
WRIGHT, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Peterhouse, Mar. 30,
1665. Of Norfolk. Perhaps s. of John (1623). Schools,
Seaming, Norfolk and Hertford. Scholar, 1666-7; Matric.
1667; B.A. 1668-9; M.A. 1672. Fellow, 1670-5. Ord.
priest (Ely) May 29, 1670. Probably V. of Stepney, Middle-
sex, 1679-1718, and R. of Christ Church, Spitalfields, till
1718. Married (i) Hester Styles; (2) Dorothy Hickson.
Died July 23, 1718. Buried at Wangford, Suffolk. Perhaps
brother of George (1661), etc.; father of Robert (1713) and
John (1711). (Blomefield, 1. 545; Hennessy, 411.)
WRIGHT, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Sidney, May 18, 1667.
S. of William, deceased. B. at Bagby, Yorks. School, North
AUerton (Mr Smelt). Matric. 1667. Probably of Bagby;
died before Nov. 9, 1700. Brother of William (1667) and
probably father of John (1700).
WRIGHT, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, Feb. 19,
1667-8. S. of Thomas, deceased, of Woodstone, Hunts.
B. there. School, Uppingham (Mr Meeres). Matric. 1667-8;
B.A. 1671-2; M.A. 1675; M.D. 1684. Candidate, R.C.P.,
1698; F.R.C.P., 1703. Perhaps his wUl (P.C.C.) 1716; of
St Ann, Westminster, M.D. (Munk, 11. 6.)
WRIGHT, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Peterhouse, June 11,
1669. Of Surrey. School, Guildford.
WRIGHT, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, June 30,
1675. S. of George, yeoman, of Warwickshire. B. there.
School, Tamworth. Matric. 1675; B.A. 1678-9; M.A. 1682.
WRIGHT, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, July 27, 1682.
S. of Thomas (1648-9), Esq., of Downham, Suffolk. B. there.
Schools, Brandon and Thetford. Scholar, 16S2; Matric.
1683; LL.B. 1688. Fellow, 1689-97. Married and had issue.
Brother of Robert (1682). (Venn, i. 471; Blomefidd, i. 545.)
WRIGHT, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, July 6,
1683. S. of John, husbandman. B. at Woodstone, Hunts.
School, Peterborough (Mr Smith). Matric. 1683-4; B.A.
1687-8; M..A. 1693. Ord. deacon (London) Feb. 24, 1688-9.
R. of Fletton, Hunts., 1694-1730. Died 173°.
WRIGHT, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Aug. 6, 1684.
Of Middlesex. Matric. 1688; B.A. 1688-9. Ord. priest
(York) Sept. 1696. Probably C. of Chapel AUerton, Yorks.,
1680-90. Perhaps R. of Pan'nal, near Harrogate, 1699-1707.
(R.J.Wood.)
WRIGHT, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Christ's, July 3, 1696.
S. of John. B. at Elton, Cheshire. Matric. 1696; Scholar,
1696-7; B.A. 1699-1700.
WRIGHT, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, July 7, 1699. Of
Huntingdonshire. Matric. 1699; B.A. 1703-4; M.A. 1707.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 21, 1718; priest, Oct. 11, 1719.
R. of Gt Hampden, Bucks., 1719-50. Buried there Apr. 29,
1750-
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WRIGHT, JOHN. Adtn. pens, (age 15) at Sidney, Aug. 1700.
S. and h. of John (? 166;). gent., of Bagby, Yorks. B. there.
School, Thirsk. Matric. 1700. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Nov. 9,
1700.
WRIGHT, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's, June 16.
1701. S. of Edward (1659), gent. B. at Strctton, Cheshire.
Bapt. Nov. 25, 1681, at Tilston. School, Chester (.\Ir Harper).
Matric. 1701; B.A. 1704-5; M.A. 1708. Incorp. at O.xford,
1716. Brother of Edward (1700). (Al. Oxon.; Ormerod, 11.
389.)
WRIGHT, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Caius, May 16, 171 1.
S. of John (1665), clerk, of Wangford, Suffolk. B. in London.
Schools, Swaffham, Norfolk (Mr Ibbott), and Newport,
Essex (Mr Allen). Matric. 171 1; Scholar, 171 1-5; B.A. 1714-
5; M.A. 1718. Ord. deacon (London) May 27, 1716; priest.
Mar. II, 1716-7. Probably reader at Stepney, London.
Perhaps his admon. (.\rchd. London) Apr. 1722; of St
Andrew, Holbom, clerk, and bachelor. Brother of Robert
(1713)- (IVnn, 1. 525; Bhmefield, i. 545.)
WRIGHT, JOHN. Adm. Fell. -Com. (age 19) at St John's,
July 6, 1713. 2nd s. of [Sir] Nathan, Esq. (sic), (? 2nd Bart.),
of Cranham Hall, Essex. B. at Lofts, Essex. Matric. 1713.
Died s.p., Mar. 27, 1726, aged 36 (sic). Buried at Charlton
Horethome, Somerset. M.I. (Nichols, in. 218-9; Burke,
Comm., II. 384.)
WRIGHT, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, June 28, 1716.
S. of Charles, Esq., of Kilverstone, Norfolk, and grandson
of Thomas (1653). B. there. School, Holt (Mr Reynolds).
Matric. 1716; Scholar, 1716-23; B.A. 1719-20; M..4. 1723.
Ord. deacon (York) Aug. 20, 1721; priest, June 9, 1723.
V. of St Martin's, Coney Street, York, 1723-9. R. of Euston,
Suffolk, till 1768, and Master of St Mary's Hospital, Thet-
ford. Married Anne, dau. of William Pearson, LL.D.,
Chancellor of York, at York Minster, Feb. 11, 1723-4.
Died Apr. 29, 1768, aged 68. WiU, P.C.C. Father of Harbord
(1742). (Venn, 11. 6; Blomefield, i. 545; M. H. Peacock.)
WRIGHT, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, July 4, 1718.
S. of Thomas, Esq., of Harling, Norfolk. B. in the East
Indies. Schools, Botesdale (Mr Mayboum) and Bury
(Mr Kinsman). Matric. 1718-9; Scholar, 1718-20. Migrated
to Oxford. Matric. (New College, O.xford) Aug. 18, 1721.
Adm. at the Middle Temple, July 22, 1718. Succeeded his
father as Lord of the Manor at East HarUng. Died unmarried,
1779. Brother of Robert (1720). (Venn, 11. 10.)
WRIGHT, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 19) at St John's, Mar. 25,
1719. S. of Richard (and Sarah, dau. of John Ely, of Utterby,
Lines.). B. at Louth, Lines. Schools, Louth and Beverley
(Mr Johnstone). Matric. 1719; B.A. 1722-3. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) June 9, 1723; priest. May 31, 1724. R. of WyLam
with Cadeby, Lines., 1724. R. of Grainsby, 1726-84. Buried
there Feb. 11, 1784. (Scott-Mayor, in. 322; Lines. Pedigrees,
1114.)
WRIGHT, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Magdalene, Nov. 11,
1724. S. of William. B. at Spilsby, Lines. School, Tatters-
hall, Lines. Matric. 1725; LL.B. 1730. Ord. deacon (Lincoln)
Dec. 24, 1727; priest, Aug. 16, 1730. C. of Mansfield, Notts.
Possibly his will (P.C.C.) 1800; of Mansfield, Notts., clerk.
WRIGHT, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Magdalene, July 7, i737-
4th s. of George. B. July 18, 7718, at Spilsby, Lines. School,
Kirkby Lonsdale. Matric. 1738; B.A. 1740-1. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) May 24, 1741; priest. May 29, 1743. Of Winceby,
in 1751. Married Mary, dau. of John Leach, of Spilsby,
Sept. 21, 1755. Brother of Richard (1732). Died Apr. 26,
1765. (Lines. Pedigrees, 1327.)
WRIGHT, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's, June 21,
1742. S. of Robert, farmer, of Yorkshire. B. at Chappell
'Anston' (? AUerton). School, Chesterfield, Derbs. (Mr
Burrow). Matric. 1742; B.A. 1745-6.
WRIGHT, JOSEPH. M.A. 1621 (Incorp. from Oxford). Matric.
(Oxford) July i, 1613; B.A. (Brasenose College, Oxford)
1615-6; M.A. 1618. Perhaps V. of Buckland, Berks., 1628.
WRIGHT, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Magdalene, June
25, 1662. S. of Thomas, of Kettering, Northants. School,
Kettering. Matric. 1662; B.A. 1666-7. Perhaps ord. deacon
(Lincoln) May 17, 1668.
WRIGHT, JOSEPH. Adm. pens, at Queens', Feb. 15, 1736-7-
Of Suffolk.
WRIGHT, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, Mar. 12,
1747-8. S. of Joseph, tax gatherer, of Leigh, Lanes. B. at
Newton, near Warrington. School, Manchester (Mr Brooke).
Matric. 1748; B.A. 1752; M.A. 1764. Ord. deacon (Chichester)
Feb. 24, 1752; priest, July 22, 1753. R- o' Litlington, Sussex,
1763-84. R. of ."Vlfriiton, 1765-84. Chaplain to Mary, Lady
Dowager Rollo. One of these names R. of Fulbeck, Lines.,
1783-1803. (ScoU-Mayor, ill. 575)
Wright, Nicholas
WRIGHT, LAURENCE. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Mar. 24,
1605-6. 3rd s. of John (1585), of Wrightsbridge, Essex.
B. 1590. Matric. 1606; B.A. 1609-to; M.A. 1613; M.D. 1618
(incorp. from Padua). Adm. at Lcyden, Aug. 22, 1612.
F.R.C.P., 1622. Censor; Elect, etc. Physician-in-ordinary
to Cromwell and to the Charterhouse, 1624-43. A governor
of the Charterhouse, 1652. Married Mary, dau. of John
Duke, of Foulton Hall, Ramsey, Essex. Died Oct. 3, 1657,
aged 67. Buried at South Weald, Essex. Brother of Nathaniel
(1619) and perhapsof John (1614), father of Laurence (1652)
and Henry (1652-3). (Munk, 1. 181; Burke, Exf Bart.;
Morant, i. 62; D.N.B.)
WRIGHT, LAURENCE. Matric. pens, from Emmanuel, Michs.
1607. Perhaps a repetition of the above. (See Al. Oxon. for
a contemporary.)
WRIGHT, LAURENCE. Adm. pens, at Trinity. July 2, 1652;
a scholar from Westminster. Of Essex. Doubtless s. of
Laurence (1605-6). B.A. 1655-6; M.A. 1659; M.D. 1666.
Fellow, 1656, ejected; but restored, 1660. Perhaps his
admon. (P.C.C.) June 15, 1678; of St Andrew, Holbom,
M.D., a bachelor. Probably brother of Henry (1652-i).
(D.N.B.)
WRIGHT, LEONARD. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1572. S. of William, of Bassingboum, Cambs. Schools,
Bassingboum and Walkern, Herts. Migrated to Caius,
June 9. 1574, age 18. Perhaps author of .4 /rj>nJ/ya<imoni«ion
to Martin Marprelale, 1590, etc. (Venn, 1. 79; D.N.B.)
WRIGHT, MARTIN. Adm. pens, (age 19) at St John's, Jan. 17,
1745-6. S. and h. of Sir Martin, of Middlesex. B. in London.
School, Eton. Probably adm. at the Inner Temple, Nov. 26,
1742 (spec. adm.). Of Epsom. Died unmarried, Oct. 8, 1783,
from a fall from his horse while bunting. Brother of William
(1750). (G. Mag.; N. and Q., 8th S., vi. 233.)
WRIGHT, MATTHEW. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1629; B.A. 1630-1; M..\. 1634. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June
5; priest, Sept. 25, 1631.
WRIGHT, MATTHEW. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Trinity, Feb.
16, 1727-8. S. of Clutton (1690), of NantOTch, Cheshire.
Bapt. Dec. 23, 1708. School, Audlem (Mr Evans). Matric.
1728; B.A. 1731-2. Died before 1745. (Jas. HdiVl, Nantwick,
494)
WRIGHT, MICHAEL. 'B.A. of St John's.' Ord. deacon (Ely)
Dec. 21, 1569; priest, Sept. 21, 1570. Probably C. of St Mary
Bothaw, Loudon, 1587; died Feb. 20, 1587-8. (T. C. Dale.)
WRIGHT, MICHAEL. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Peterholse,
Apr. 30, 1657. S. and h. of John, of Brixworth, Northants.
School, Northampton. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 9, 1658-9.
(T.A. Walker, 111.)
WRIGHT, MILES. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's, Feb. 18,
1630-1. S. of Stephen, tailor, ot Sedbergh. School, Sedbergb.
Matric. 1631; B.A. 1634-5; M.A. 1638. Litt. dim. from
London to receive deacon's orders. May 23, 1635.
WRIGHT, NATHAN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Emmanuel, Apr.
15, 1670. S. and h. of Ezekiel (1618-9), R- o' Thurcaston,
Leics. B. Feb. 10, 1653. Adm. at the Inner Temple, Feb. 2,
1670-1. Called to the Bar, 1677. Bencher, 1692. Recorder
of Leicester, 1680-4, and again, 1688. Deputy-Recorder.
Serjeant-at-law, 1692. Knighted, Jan. 5, (?) 1696-7. Lord
Keeper, 1700-5. Married Elizabeth, dau. of George Ashby,
of Quenby, 1676. Died Aug. 4, 1721. Brother of Ezekiel
(167S) and father of George (1694). (D.N.B.; Blomefield,
IV. 727; Nichols, HI. 219.)
WRIGHT, NATHANIEL. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Nov. 8,
1619. S. of John (1585), of Wrightsbridgc, Essex. Matric.
1619; B.A. 1623-4; ^i..\. 1627; M.D. (Bourses). Incorp. at
Oxford, 1638. Physician to Oliver Cromwell in Scotland.
One of these names of Shre%vsbury, M.D. Will (P.C.C.) 1686.
Brother of John (1614) and perhaps of Laurence (1605-6).
(Burke, Ext. Bart.; Vis. of Essex, 1634, where the two
generations are apparently confused.)
WRIGHT, NICHOLAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1562; B..\. 1567-8; M.A. 1571. One of these names ord.
deacon (Lincoln) Sept. 21, 1606; 'B..^., St John's." C. of
Garthorpo, Lines., in 161 1. (Patron, .Mag. Coll.)
WRIGHT, NICHOLAS. Adm. sizar (.age 16) at Caius. Sept. 23,
1609. S. of John (? 1570), of Melton Mowbray. Leics. School,
Melton Mowbray (Mr VVall)'s). Matric. 1609. Migrated to
Sidney, Mar. 22, 1609-10. B..^. from Sidney (? '.613-4);
M.A. 1617; D.D. 1630 (LU. Reg.). Perhaps V. of Cdkwcli,
Lines., 1615-8. R. of Theydon Ganion, Essex. 1624-44,
sequestered. Petitioned the House ol Lords, June 23, 1660.
for restitution of tythes at Theydon Ganion. Preb. of
St Asaph, 1645-9. M.irried, at St .Marv Wolnoth, London,
to Pentecost Ho|x-r, widow of KichanI Hopor, lisq., June 13,
1639. Will (P.C.C.) 1661 ; of St Andrew, Holbom, Middlesex.
Probably brother of Henry (1617-8). {Venn, 1. 204; D. R.
Thomas, 1. 341; J. CU. Smith.)
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WRIGHT, PAUL. Adm. sizar {age 20) at Pembroke, July 2,
1735; 'Grecian' exhibitioner. S. of Thomas, barber-surgeon,
of St Martin's, Iremonger Lane, London. School, Christ's
Hospital. Matric. 1735; B.A. 1738-9; M.A. 1742; B.D. 1767;
D.D. 1778. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) May 28, 1738; priest.
Mar. 18, 1738-9. R. of Snoreham, Essex, 1739- V. of Ugley,
1740. P.C. of Berden, 1753. Lecturer at All Saints, Hertford.
Author. Died May 8, 1785- WUl, P.C.C. (G. Mag.; E. Mag.;
A. W. Lockhart.)
WRIGHT, PHILIP. Matric. sizar from Clare, Michs. 1582;
B.A. 1585-6. Ord. deacon and priest (Lincoln) Mar. 23,
1591-2. R. of Owmby, Lines., 1593-1627. Perhaps brother
of John (1572).
WRIGHT, RALPH. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Lent,
1577-8. Perhaps ord. deacon and priest (Lichfield) Apr. 4,
1582. But see Al. Oxon. for a contemporary; Randall.
Probably brother of Samuel (1577).
WRIGHT, RICHARD. B.A. 1543-4. B. c. 1523. FeUow of
Jesus, 1547. Ord. priest (Lincoln) May 25, 1560. V. of
Bilsby, Lines.
WRIGHT, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Easter, 1566.
WRIGHT, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1573;
Scholar, 1578; B.A. 1578-9; M.A. 1582; B.D. 1589. Fellow,
1581. V. of Barrington,Cambs., 1596-1613. Buried Aug. 26,
1613.
WRIGHT, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Easter,
1585; B.A. 1588-9; M.A. 1592. Fellow, 1590. Perhaps the
man of these names, ' Lincolniensis, M.A. of Cambridge,
Vir gravis,' who arrived at Douay, Aug. 28, 1602. Left for
Valladohd, Sept. 12, 1602. {Rec. Soc. Jes.)
WRIGHT, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Feb. 25,
J586-7. Matric. 1587; B.A. 1590-1. One of these names,
'of London,' adm. at the Inner Temple, 1592; notary public
in 1607. Perhaps his will (P.C.C.) 1626; of St Clement Danes,
Esquire, steward of the Inner Temple.
WRIGHT, RICHARD. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Mar. 20, 1613-4;
'B.A. of Sidney College.' Perhaps schooknaster of Hipswell,
Yorks., and father of Robert (1650).
WRIGHT, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Queens', Michs. 1652.
Of Lincolnshire. B.A. 1655-6. Perhaps V. of Laughton,
Lines., 1657; R. of Kirkby Laythorpe St Denis, 1671; R. of
PUham, 1676-85; B.A.; Chaplain to the Earl of Dover. Died
1685. One of these names, B.A., V. of Whitekirk, Yorks.,
1661-74.
WRIGHT, RICHARD. M.A. 1659 (Incorp. from Oxford).
Matric. (Merton College, Oxford) Feb. 25, 1650-1; B.A.
(Oxford) 1654; M.A. 1657'. Perhaps V. of Charlewood, Surrey,
1658. {Al. Oxon.)
WRIGHT, RICHARD. Adm. sizar at Jesus, June 18, 1672.
S. of R., of London. Migrated to Oxford. Matric. (Magdalen
College, Oxford) June 27, 1677, age 2i; B.A. (Oxford) 1680;
M.A. 1683. Usher of Magdalen College School, 1683-9.
Perhaps R. of Stalbridge, Dorset, 1695. (Al. Oxon.)
WRIGHT, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, Apr. 4,
1680; B.A. 1683-4. Ord. deacon (Norwich) May, 1684;
priest, Dec. 1687. C. of Hekningham, SuSolk.
WRIGHT, RICHARD. M.D. 1728 {Com. Reg.). One of these
names of Henstridge, Somerset, M.D.; will (P.C.C.) 1760.
WRIGHT, RICHARD. Adm. sizar at Magdalene, July 4, 1732.
2nd s. of George. B. Feb. 3, 171 1-2, at Spilsby, Lines.
School, Kirkby Lonsdale, Yorks. Matric. 1732; B.A. 1736-7;
M.A. 1740. Ord. deacon (Lincohi) June 20, 1736; priest,
June 1, 1740. Died Feb. 4, 1771. Brother of John (1737).
(Lines. Pedigrees, 1327.)
WRIGHT, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter, 1561.
WRIGHT, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Queens', Michs. 1565.
WRYGHT, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter,
1565. Doubtless 2nd s. of John, of Wright's Bridge, Essex.
B.A. 1568-9 (istin theoTiio); M.A. 1572; B.D. 1585. Incorp.
at Oxford, 1581. Congregationalist of Rochford, Essex;
committed to the Gatehouse by Bishop Aylmer, 1582.
Afterwards conformed. R. of Dennington, SuSolk, 1589-
1624. Married Jane, dau. of John Butler, of Essex. Died
Apr. 1624, aged 74. Buried at Dennington. M.I. [In D.N. B.
and Al. Oxon. he is identified with Robert (1571)-] Doubtless
father of Eusebius (1597) and Ezekiel (1618-9). (Peile, i. 91 ;
Vis. of Essex, 1634; Burke, Ext. Bart.; Nichols, in. 219.)
WRIGHT, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1567;
Scholar, 1570; B.A. 1570-1; M.A. 1574- Fellow, 1573.
B.D. 1585 (according to Trinity Coll. Adm., but see the
above). Incorp. at Oxford, 1577. Tutor of Rob. Devereux,
Earl of Essex, and afterwards head of his household, and
subsequently clerk of the Stables. A man of learning;
Wright, Robert
complimented by Thomas Newton on his many accomplish-
ments. Living, 1596. Died c. 1596 (sic). (Cooper, 11. 223;
D.N.B.)
WRIGHT, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1571;
B.A. 1574-5; M.A. 1578. Incorp. at Oxford, 1581 (according
to Al. Oxon., where he is identified with Robert, R. of
Dennington, Suffolk, but see Robert (1565)). One of these
names R. of St John the Evangelist, Watling Street, London,
1588; R. of St Catherine Coleman, 1591-1625. Will proved
(Cons. C. London) Feb. 13, 1625-6. (Al. Oxon., where these
livings are wrongly assigned to a contemporary namesake.)
WRIGHT, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter, 1579.
B. in St John Zachary parish, London. B.A. 1582-3; M.A.
1586. Incorp. at Oxford, 1586. Ord. priest (London) Oct. 15,
1589, age 26. R. of Woodford, Essex, 1589-1619. R. of
Rettendon, 1619. (Al. Oxon., where these Uvings are as-
signed to a contemporary namesake.)
WRIGHT, ROBERT. B.A. from Magdalene, 158&-7.
WRIGHT, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, May, 1590.
Matric. c. 1591.
WRIGHT, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Christ's, c. 1591. One
of these names, 'of Salop,' adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Oct. 9,
1596; from Barnard's Inn.
WRIGHT, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Trinity, c. 1594. One
of these names knighted. May 17, 1605; of Surrey.
WRIGHT, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1608;
B.A. 1611-2. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) May 30; priest, Sept. 19,
1613. One of these names of TaUington, Lines., clerk; will
(Lincoln) 1627.
WRIGHTE, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Apr. 5,
1631. S. of Robert, draper, of the city of London. B. at
Higham, Norfolk. School, Norwich (Mr Stonham). Matric.
1631.
WRIGHT, ROBERT. Adm. FeU.-Com. at St Catharine's,
Lent, 1634-5. Of Surrey.
WRIGHT, ROBERT. M.D. 1642-3 (Incorp. from Leyden).
B. in London. M.D. (Leyden) Sept. 11, 1642. Candidate,
R.C.P., Mar. 6, 1642-3. Fellow, 1643. Appointed Gulstonian
lecturer for 1647. Died Sept. 16, 1646. Will, P.C.C; of
St Edmund, Lombard Street, London. (Munk, 1. 235.)
WRIGHT, ROBERT. Adm. at King's (age 16) a scholar from
Eton, Nov. 25, 1645. Of Guildford, Surrey. Matric. 1645.
Left in 1647.
WRIGHT, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Sidney, June 12,
1650. S. of Richard (? 1613-4), schoolmaster. xJ. at Hips-
well, Yorks. Matric. 1650.
WRIGHT, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, Apr. 1,
1651. S. of Jermin (1624), Esq., of Wangford, Sulxolk.
B. there. Schools, Thetford (Mr Ward) and Bury (Mr
Stevens). Matric. 1651. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, June 4,
1654. Called to the Bar, 1661. Bencher, 1675. M.P. for
Lynn, 1668. Coimsel for the University, 1678-84. Deputy-
Recorder for Cambridge, 1679; Recorder, 1685. King's
Serjeant, 1680. Knighted, May 15, 1680. Chief Justice of
Glamorgan, 1681. Baron of the Exchequer, 1684. Chief
Justice of C.P., and of the King's Bench, 1687. Notorious
for his ignorance and venality. Presided at the trial of the
seven bishops. Committed to Newgate after the Revolution.
Of Wangford, Suffolk. Married three wives. Died Nov. 18,
1689, in Newgate. Father of Robert (1683). (Venn, 1. 381;
Vis. of Suffolk, 1664; D.N.B., where his University career is
confused with that of Robert (next).)
WRIGHT, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Peterhouse,
Dec. 23, 1653. Of Norfolk. Probably 2nd s. of John (1623).
School, Bury. Scholar, 1654; Matric. 1655; B.A. 1657-8;
M.A. 1661. Fellow, 1660. Adm. at Leyden, Oct. 31, 1659,
as B.A. and FeUow of Peterhouse. Ord. deacon (Lincoln)
Mar. 10, 1661-2. R. of Holme Hale, Norfolk, 1661-75.
R. of Elveden, Sufiolk, 1666. Perhaps brother of John
(1665), etc. (T.A. Walker, loy, Lambeth Act BA; T. C. Dale.)
WRIGHT, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, Feb. 14,
1660-1. Of Essex. Matric. 1661; B.A. 1664-5.
WRIGHT, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at Clare, Sept. 20, 1681.
Of London. Matric. 1682; B.A. 1685-6. Assistant Master
at Boston School, Lines., 1691. Ord. priest (Lincoln) Aug. 4,
1700. R. of Claxton Pluckacre, 1700.
WRIGHT, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Caius, July 27,
1682. S. of Thomas (1648-9), of Downham, Suffolk. Bapt.
there, July 14, 1664. Schools, Brandon and Thetford.
Adm. at the Middle Temple, June 11, 1683. Of Santon
Downham, Esq., J. P. Married (i) Anne, dau. of Sir George
Wenyeve, of Brettenham, Suffolk; (2) Dorothy Dockam,
widow. Died Mar. 25, 1731. Brother of John (1682) and
father of Robert (1713). (Venn, i. 471; Carthew, Launditch,
II. 501.)
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WRIGHT, ROBERT. Adra. FeU.-Com. (age 17) at Caius,
June 4, 1683. S. of Sir Robert (1651), Serjeant-at-law, of
Wangford, Suffolk. B. in London. School, Eton. Matric.
1683-4. Adm. at the Middle Temple, June 11, 1683. Called
to the Bar, 1687. Chief Justice of South Carolina, 1730.
Died before Oct. 1748. (Venn, i. 473)
WRIGHT, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at Jesus, June 6, 1693. Of
Cheshire. Matric. 1693; B.A. 1696-7. Probably Master of
Frodsham School, Cheshire, 1698. Master of Winwick
Grammar School, Lanes., 1717-35. C. at Winwick. Author,
Tables of Lunar Motions, 1732. (R.Stewart-Brown.)
WRIGHT, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 14) at Trinity, July 27,
1696. S. of Charles (1652), D.D., of North Runcton, Norfolk.
School, Lynn. Scholar, 1699; Matric. 1700; B.A. 1700-1;
M.A. 1704.
WRIGHT, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, June 15,
1709. S. of John, husbandman. B. at Anstell (sic), Yorks.
School, Lofton, Yorks. (Mr Bromhead). Matric. 1709; B.A.
1712-3. Ord. deacon (London) May 31, 1713; priest (York)
Sept. 1715. C. of Haworth, Yorks., 1726.
WRIGHT, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius, Mar. 1713.
S. of Robert (1682), Esq., of Santon Downham, Suffolk.
B. there. Schools, Bury and Botesdale (Mr Maboum).
Matric. 1714; Scholar, 1714-20; B.A. 1717-8; M.A. 1721;
D.D. 1735. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Dec. 21, 1718; priest
(Ely) Dec. 18, 1720. C. of Bluntisham, Hunts., 1718. R. of
East Hading, Norfolk, 1720-38. R. of Knoddishall, Suffolk,
1724-39. R. of Hackney, Middlesex, 1738-53- V. of Santon
Downham, Suffolk, 1746. Chaplain to the Prince of Wales.
Preb. of Lichfield. Author, Sermon. Died Jan. 7, 1753.
Buried at Hackney. WUI, P.C.C. {Venn, n. 1.)
WRIGHT, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Feb. 19,
1713-4. 4th s. of John (1665), V. of Stepney, Middlesex.
B. at Wangford, Suffolk. School, Newport, Essex (Mr
Allen). Matric. 1713-4; Scholar, 1714-9; B.A. 1718-9;
M.A. 1722. Fellow, 1720-30. Ord. deacon (Ely) Sept. 20,
1724; priest, Sept. 19, 1725. R. of Lavenham, Suffolk,
1729-30. BuriedthereAug. 31, 1730- Brotherof John (1711).
{Venn, 11. i.)
WRIGHT, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Caius, Dec. 7, 1720.
2nd s. of Thomas, Esq., of Harling, Norfolk. B. in the East
Indies. Schools, Botesdale (Mr Maboume) and Bury (Mr
Kinsman). Matric. 1720. Adm. at the Inner Temple, Nov.
28, 1720. Called to the Bar, 1728. Married Catherine, dau.
of Cyril Wyche, of Hockwold, Esq. Died Oct. 16, 1766.
Brotherof John (1718). {Venn,u. 15; G.Mag.; Blomefield,!.
544-)
WRIGHT, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Pembroke, May 1,
1722. S.of Thomas, of Barrington, Essex (stc). B..^. 1725-6;
M.A. 1729. Ord. deacon (London) May 28; priest, Dec. 24,
1727. Chaplain to Earl Findlater. V. of Bulmer, Essex,
1751. R. of Belchamp Otton, 1765. (T. C. Dale.)
WRIGHT, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Easter, 1723.
WRIGHT, ROGER. Adm. sizar at Clare, June 18, 1641.
Matric. 164 1 ; B.A. 1644-5; M.A. 1649. Perhaps R. of
Trusthorpe, Lines., 1660, and R. of Hemingby, 1667. Chap-
lain to the Earl of Dorset.
WRIGHT, SAMUEL. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1577; B.A. from Magdalene, 1579-80; M.A. 1583;
B.D. 1593; D.D. 1604. Ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.)
Dec. 12, 1585. Perhaps R. of St Ives, Hunts., 1593-5-
V. of Boston, Lines., 1594-1600. R. of Doddington, Cambs.,
c. 1597-1639. Probablybrotherof Ralph (1577). (J.Crosby.)
WRIGHT, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June 22, 1587.
Matric. 1588; B.A. 1590-1; M.A. 1594; B.D. from Sidney,
1601. One of the original Fellows of Sidney, 1599. Author,
sermons. Died c. 1612. {Cooper, 11. 531, where he is confused
with Samuel (above).)
WRIGHT, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Caius, July 7, 1612.
Of London. S. of Edward (1576), M.A. School, in London
(? Cloak Lane, under Mr Keginalde). Scholar, 1612-4;
Matric. 1613. A youth of much promise. Edited his father's
(posthumous) translation of Napier's Logarithms in 1616.
Died c. 1616. {Venn, i. 218.)
WRIGHT, SAMUEL. Matric. sizar from Emmanuel, Easter,
1624.
WRIGHT, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar at Christ's, July 6, 1624.
S. of William. B. at Cambridge. School, Perse (Mr Lever-
ing). Matric. 1624. Resided till Jan. 1627-8. One of these
names resigned Bromcswell, Suffolk, before June, 1661.
{Peile, I. 361.)
WRIGHT, SAMUEL. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1624; B.A. 1627-8.
WRIGHT, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar (age 30) at Pembroke, Sept.
16, 1627. S. of Edward, of London, priest.
Wright, Thomas
WRIGHT, SAMUEL. Matric. sizar from Emmanuel, Easter,
1628; B.A. 1631-2; M.A. 1635.
WRIGHT, SAMUEL. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 3, 1630.
Of Cambridgeshire. Matric. 1631; B.A. 1633-4.
WRIGHT, SAMUEL. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 29) at Christ's,
June 28, 1644. S. of Nathaniel, merchant, of London (and
Lydia, dau. of Edward James, of London), and grandson of
John, of Wrightsbridge, Essex. [To be distinguished from
Nathaniel Wright, s. of Robert, K. of Dennington, Suffolk,
also a merchant of London, who died 1658.] B. there.
Schools, London and Chelmsford (Mr Hooker). Matric. 1644;
B.A. 1645-6. Created D.D. (Oxford) 1661 (according to
Foster). One of these names R. of Stockton, Wilts., 1660;
another ejected from Heanor, Derbs., 1662. But see also the
next. {Peile, i. 487; Vis. of London, 1634; Nichols, iii. 219.)
WRIGHT, SAMUEL. Adm. sizar at Clare, May 24, 1645.
Matric. 1645; B.A. 1648-9; M.A. from Peterhouse, 1652.
One of these names C. of Thurcaston, Leics., and C. of Ansty,
1653.
WRIGHT, SAMUEL CLYATT. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Peter-
house, Apr. 18, 1750. Of Middlesex. School, Hackney.
Scholar, 1750; Matric. 1751.
WRIGHT, STEPHEN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June 18, 1679.
Of Warwickshire.
WRIGHT, THOMAS. B.A. 1459-60. Of Durham diocese.
M.A. 1463; B.D. 1468-9 (? 1474-5); D.D. 1479-80. Fellow of
Pembroke, 1463. Proctor, 1468-9. Probably the donor of
10 marks to the University, 1484-5 {see Gr. Bk, A, 191).
One of these names V. of Marsk-in-Cleveland, Yorks., till
1488.
WRIGHT, THOMAS. Incorp. from Oxford, 1492-3-
WRIGHT, THOMAS. B.A. 1515-6-
WRIGHT, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1551-
WRIGHT, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs. 1562.
WRIGHT, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Lent, 1563-4;
Scholar, 1565; B.A. 1567-8; M.A. 1571. Ord. deacon (Ely)
June 2, 1570; 'B.A. from Trinity.'
WRIGHT, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs. 1567;
B.A. from Clare, 1573-4; M.A. 1578.
WRIGHT, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Caius, .Apr. 20,
1574. S. of Henry, deceased, of Garveston, Norfolk. School,
Hardingham. Matric. 1574; B.A. 1577-8. Died in College.
Buried Apr. 6, 1579, at St Michael's, Cambridge. Brother
of Edward (1576). {Venn, 1.7%.)
WRIGHT, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1579; B.A. 1582-3; M.A. 1586. Perhaps ord. deacon and
priest (Lincohi) July 17, 1587. R. of Bromeswell, Suffolk,
1599-1613.
WRIGHT, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter, 1584;
B.A. from Caius, 1587-8.
WRIGHT or WRITE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Corpus
Christi, Michs. 1585. Doubtless s. and h. of Thomas, of
Weeting, Norfolk. B. there. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, July 7.
1590; of Norfolk, and of Funiival's Inn. Called to the Bar,
1598. Master of the Bench. Of Kilverstone Hall, Norfolk.
Purchased the manor of Wangford, Suffolk, 1597. High
Sheriff of Norfolk, 1652 [according to Btomefield, i. 545, tliis
was his son Thomas]. Married Jane, dau. of John Jermyn,
of Debden, Suffolk. Will dated Feb. 29, 1649; proved (P.C.C.)
June I, 1653. Doubtless brother of John (1596), father of
Thomas (1623), John (1623) and Jcrmin (1624). {BlomefieU,
I. 545; Carthcw, Launditch, 11. 501; Copinger, iv. 207.)
WRIGHT, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Michs. 1588;
B.A. 1592-3; M.A. 1596. Ord. deacon and priest (Peterb.)
Jan. 10, 1593-4-
WRIGHT, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from St John's, c. 1598;
B..-^. 1601-2. One of these names, 'B.A.,' V. of Thornton,
Lines., 1609-41.
WRIGHT, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1602.
WRIGHT, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Miclis. 1607;
B.A. 1610-1; M.A. 1614; 'John.' One of these names of
Brand Broughton, Lines., clerk; will (Lincoln) 1635.
WRIGHT, THOMAS. M.itric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1610;
B.A. 1613-4. Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1616; priest, Sept.
1617. V. of Egmanton, Notts., 1617.
WRIGHT, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Peterhouse, Easter,
1619- B.A. J622-3; M.A. 1626. Perhaps ord. deacon and
priest (Nonvich) Sept. 24, 1626. One of these names V. of
Ecclesficld, Yorks., 1638-43; M.A., ejected; reinstated.
1660-90. D'cd Feb. 1690-1. But see Al. Oxon. for a con-
temporary namesake. (M. H. Peacock.)
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WRIGHT, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1623. Of Norfolk. Doubtless s. and h. of Thomas
(1585), of Kilverstone, Norfolk, Esq., Master of the Bench.
Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, June 5, 1624. Perhaps High Sheriff
of Norfolk, in 1652. [According to Blomefield, but Carthew
makes Thomas, the father, the Sheriff in 1652.] Of Weeting,
Esq. Married (i) Dorothy, dau. of Simon Brograve, of Herts.;
(2) Judith, dau. of Robert Houghton, of Earlham, Norfolk.
Died [according to Carthetv] before Feb. 29, 1649. Brother
of John (1623) and Jermin (1624), father of Thomas (1655).
(Blomefield, i. 545; Carthew, Launditch, 11. 501.)
WRIGHT, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, Sept. 14,
1633. Of Huntingdonshire. Matric. 1634; Scholar, 1635;
B.A. 1637-8; M.A. 1641; M.D. 1656. Father of Ale.\ander
(1675). \T.A. Walker, 50.)
WRIGHT, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1636;
B.A. 1638-9; M.A. 1642. Perhaps ord. deacon (Norwich)
Sept. 22, 1639; priest, Dec. 20, 1640. Perhaps V. of Bram-
field, Suffolk, 1642-61. One of these names Master of Peter-
borough Grammar School, 1646-9.
WRIGHT, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, Jan. 24,
1648-9. S. and h. of John (1623), gent.,of Ovington, Norfolk.
B. at Barton, Suffolk. Schools, Thetford (Mr Ward) and
Pickenham (Mr Eade). Of Santon Dovvnham, Suffolk, Esq.,
J. P. Married Elizabeth, dau. of Robert Say, of Tilney,
Norfolk, Aug. 1658. Died Feb. 10, 1698-9, aged 67. Buried
at Santon Downham. M.I. Brother of George (1661), father
of John (1682) and Robert (1682). {Venn, i. 374; Vis. of
Suffolk, 1664; Le Neve, Mon., v. 193; Carthew, Launditch,
II. 500.)
WRIGHT, THOMAS. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 18) at Christ's,
June 5, 1655. S. and h. of Thomas (1623). B. at Wolterton,
Norfolk. Schools, Feltwell (Mr Ward) and Bury (Mr Stephens).
Matric. 1655. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Nov. 3, 1656. Of
Kilverstone, Esq. and J. P. Married Katherine, dau. of Sir
Charles Harbord, Knt., 1664. Died Apr. 12, 1667. Buried
at Kilverstone. M.I. (Peile, i. 566; Blomefield, 11. 545-7.)
WRIGHT, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Peterhouse,
Apr. 17, 1660. Of Warwick. B.A. 1663.
WRIGHT, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 23, 1662.
Of Essex. School, Charterhouse (exhibitioner). Matric.
1664; B.A. 1665-6; M.A. 1669. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept.
23, 1666; priest, June 2, 1667. One of these names V. of
Bitlesden, Leics.. 1668.
WRIGHT, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Peterhouse,
Mar. 27, 1665. Of Northamptonshire. School, Peterborough.
Matric. 1665; Scholar, 1665; B.A. 1668-9; M.A. 1672.
Probably V. of Remington, Northants., 1674-77. Perhaps
R. of Coppingford, Hunts., 1677-1709. The compiler,
seemingly, of The Glory of God's Revenge against Murther
and Adultery expressed in thirty Modern tragical Histories;
published, 1685; one of which was the source of E. Ravens-
croft's tragedy. The Italian Husband. {T. A. Walker, 128.)
WRIGHT, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, Oct. 25,
1670. S. of James, yeoman, of Woodstone, Hunts. B. there.
School, Peterborough (Mr Smith). Matric. 1671; B.A. 1674-
5; M.A. 1678; B.D. 1685. Fellow, 1678-88. Incorp. at
. Oxford, 1679. One of these names V. of East Barsham,
Norfolk, c. 1 718. Perhaps brother of William (1670).
WRIGHT, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 15) at St John's, Jan. 15,
1676-7. S. of Thomas, of Debden, Essex. B. there. School,
Newport. Matric. 1677; B.A. i68o-i; M.A. 1684. One of
these names V. of Wymondham, Norfolk, 1686-91.
WRIGHT, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Jesus, May 17,
1686. S. of , clerk, deceased, of Staffordshire. Matric.
1686; Rustat Scholar, 1687; B.A. 1689-90; M.A. 1693.
V. of Longford, Derbs., 1692. {Lambeth Act Bk; T. C. Dale.)
WRIGHT or WRITE, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Trinity,
Nov. 13, 1697. S. of George, of the Strand, London. B. there.
School, Eton. Matric. 1699; B.A. 1701-2. Ord. deacon
(London) May 31, 1702; priest (Peterb.) Mar. 4, 1704-5.
Probably R. of Dengie, Essex, 1708-25. Died 1725.
WRIGHT, THOMAS. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1711. Of
London. St Paul's School exhibitioner. Matric. 1711; B.A.
1714-5. Ord. deacon (Bristol) June 12, 1715; priest (London)
Mar. 9, 1717-8. V. of Meopham, Kent, 1718. Chaplain to
Edward, Earl of Warwick. {Masters; T. C. Dale.)
WRIGHT, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Peterhouse,
June 30, 1722. Of Derby. School, Derby. Matric. 1723;
Scholar, 1724; B.A. 1725-6.
WRIGHT, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Mar. 1, 1723-4-
Of Middlesex. S. of George (1694K Matric. 1724. Brother
of George (1723-4). {Nichols, iii. 219.)
WRIGHT, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, May 1,
1725. S. of Edward, husbandman, of Lancashire. B. at
Blackburn. School, Blackburn (Mr Smith). Matric. 1725;
Wright, William
B.A. 172R-9. Usher of Blackburn Grammar School, 1727-31.
Perhaps received Litt. dim. from York for priest's orders,
Aug. 1732-
WRIGHT, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 19) at St John's, May 22,
1734. S. of Joseph, goldsmith, of London. B. in Ireland.
Schools, Chesterfield, Derbs. and Westminster. Matric.
1735; B.A. 1737-8; M.A. 1741. Ord. deacon (Lincohi) June i;
priest, June 29, 1740. R. of Birkin, Yorks. (and Lord of the
Manor), 1741-88. Chaplain to George II. Friend of the
poets. Gray, Mason and Whitehead. Died Mar. 28, 1788.
{Scott-Mayor, iii. 451.)
WRIGHT, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, July 31,
1742. S. of Thomas, doctor, of Hertfordshire. B. at Royston.
School, Royston (Mr Spearman). Matric. 1742; B.A. 1747-8.
Ord. deacon (Ely) Oct. 7, 1750; priest (London) Sept. 23,
1753. C. of Abingdon-CMm-Shingay, Cambs., 1750. {Scott-
Mayor, in. 533.)
WRIGHT. TOBIAS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 4, 1618.
Doubtless s. and h. of Hugh, of Durham, gent. Bapt. Jan. 3,
1602-3, at St Nicholas, Durham. Matric. 1618. Adm. at
Gray's Inn, June 22, 1620. Of Windleston, Durham. Married
EHzabeth, dau. of Thomas Talbot, of Thorn ton-le-Street,
Yorks., Jan. 10, 1637-8, at St Oswald's, Durham. Buried
Jan. 26, 1646-7, at St Andrew's, Auckland. Half-brother
of Hugh (1637). {Vis. of Durham, 1666; H. M. Wood.)
WRIGHT, VINCENT. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, July 6, 1613.
Matric. 1613. Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1617; of Kingsey,
Bucks.
WRIGHT, WILLIAM. B.A. Fellow of Pembroke, c. 1380. One
of these names (s. of Henry), R. of St Michael, Queenhithe,
London; of Leicestershire; wiU (Comm. London) 1430-1.
WRIGHT or WRYTH, WILLIAM. Scholar of Clare, 1471, age
14. Of Wrawby, Lines. One of these names, M.A., R. of
Fomham All Saints, Suffolk, 1499.
WRIGHT, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, (age 12) from St John's,
Michs. 1555.
WRIGHT, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Easter,
1561.
WRIGHT, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1563.
B.A. 1566-7; M.A. from St John's, 1570. Fellowof St John's,
1567; 'of Herts.' Ord. deacon (Ely) Aug. 24, 1566; 'Scholar
of St John's'; priest, Sept. 21, 1567. Perhaps R. of Clopton ,
Cambs., 1566-c. 74; V. of Croydon, 1570-4- (J- Crosby.)
WRIGHT, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from St Catharine's,
Michs. 1572. Migrated to Christ's. B..^. I576-7- One of
these names R. of Hoggeston, Bucks., 1577.
WRIGHT, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, (age 23) from Christ's,
June, 1577. B. at Bagworth, Leics. Ord. deacon (London)
Sept.; priest, Dec. 1579; 'of Markfield, Leics.'
WRIGHT, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter,
1580; B.A. 1583-4-
V/RIGHT, WILLIAM. M.A. from Clare, 1608. Ord. deacon
(York) Sept. 1608; priest, Sept. 1609. Perhaps R. of Wig-
gington, Yorks., in 1612.
WRIGHT, WILLIAM. Probably B.A. 1609-10. Of Derbyshire.
M.A. from St John's, 1613; B.D. 1621. Fellow, 1610.
Incorp. at Oxford; 1610, 'B.A.' Ord. deacon and priest
(Lincoln) Feb. 21, 1618-9. R. of Benefield, Northants.,
1632-58. Buried there Nov. 24, 1658. (H. I. Longden.)
WRIGHT, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Mar. 4, 1610-
i. Matric. 1611; B.A. 1614-5.
WRIGHT, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Lent,
1620-1; B.A. 1624-5. Probably ord. priest (Norwich) 1627.
WRIGHT, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1624.
WRIGHT, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter, 1625;
B.A. 1628-9; M.A. 1634. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 5;
priest, Sept. 25, 1631. Perhaps C. of Little Linford, Bucks.,
and R. of Gayhurst, 1644-71. Buried there Mar. 18, 1671.
{Lipscomb, iv. 162.)
WRIGHT, WILLIAM. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 15) at Sidney,
May 5, 1636. S. of William, Esq. B. in London. School,
Beverley (Mr Pomeroy). Matric. 1636. Perhaps adm. at
the Inner Temple, 1637-8, as s. and h. of William, of Plow-
land, Yorks. If so, died s.p., Jan. 1651. But see Al. Oxon.
for a contemporary namesake. (Poulson, Holderness, 11. 516.)
WRIGHT, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Christ's, May 5,
1649. S. of Thomas, of Unthank, Dronfield, Derbs. B. there.
School, Kegworth (private). Matric. 1649; B.A. 1652.
Living, 1662. Married and had issue. One of these names
chaplain in the Navy, 1658. {Peile, i. 526; Vis. of Derbs.,
1662; F.M.G., 227.)
WRIGHT, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Trinity, June 8, 1650.
Of Yorkshire. Matric. 1650.
478
Wright, William
WRIGHT, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age i6) at Sidney, May i8,
1667. S. of William, deceased. B. at Bagby, Yorks. School,
North AUerton (Mr Smelt). Matric. 1667. Adm. at Gray's
Inn, Apr. 19, 1669. Brother of John (1667).
WRIGHT, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Clare, Oct. 25, 1670.
Of Woodstone, Hunts. Perhaps s. of James, yeoman.
Matric. 1671 ; B.A. 1674-5 ; M.A. 1678. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
May 21, 1676. Perhaps brother of Thomas (1670).
WRIGHT, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, June 3,
1675. S. of George, yeoman, of Dodworth, Yorks. B. there.
School, Boulton. Matric. 1675; B.A. 1678-9; M.A. 1682.
Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1679.
WRIGHT, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 20) at St John's, Jan. 31,
1700-1. S. of Christopher (? 1635), deceased. B. at Thorp-
field, Yorks. School, Coxwold (Mr Hutchin). One of these
names Master of Slaidburn School, Yorks., 1732-3.
WRIGHT, WILLIAM, .^dra. sizar (age 20) at St John's, June
24, 1734. S. of John, gent., of Derbyshire. B. at Beely.
School, Chesterfield (Mr Burrow). Matric. 1735; B.-A. 1737-8.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) May 28, 1738. C. of Hathome, Leics.,
1738.
WRIGHT, WILLIAM. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 20) at Emmanuel,
Dec. 26, 1745. Of London. S. of William, Esq. School,
Bishop's Stortford.
WRIGHT, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 18) at St John's, Apr.
25, 1750. S, of Sir Martin, of Middlesex, Justice, K.B.
B. in London. School, Eton. Adm. at the Inner Temple,
Feb. 9, 1 746-7. An eccentric character. Benefactor to St
John's. Inherited a large fortune from his elder brother,
which he left mostly to Lady Frances Wilson, of Chelsea
Park, London, with whom he was totally unacquainted, but
had seen and admired at the opera nearly 20 years before.
Died in obscure lodgings in Pimlico, Mar. 14, 1814. Buried
at Drayton. Brother of Martin (1745-6). {Founders and
Benefactors, 82; Scott-Mayor, iii. 595; Foss, Judges, 766;
G. Mag., 1814. I. 308; N. and Q., 8th S., vi. 233, where he
is named Thomas.)
WRIGHT, . Incorp. 1477-8.
WRIGHT, . M.A. 1501.
WRIGHT, . B.A. 1523-4.
WRIGHT, . Scholar of King's Hall, 1535-6. Matric. 1544.
Matric. Fell.-Com. from King's, Easter, 1544.
Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1544.
Adm. Fell.-Com. at Emmanuel, May, 1590.
Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, 1614.
Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, 1659.
Matric. pens, from St John's,
WRIGHT,
WRIGHT,
WRIGHT,
WRIGHT,
WRIGHT,
WRYGHTYNGTON, JOHN.
Easter, 1562.
WRIGHTON, ROBERT (1720), see WHITEHEAD.
WRIGHTSON, AMBROSE. Adm. sizar (age 19) at St John's,
June 12, 1639. S. of Thomas, husbandman, of 'Hartington'
(Lartington, Romaldkirk, Yorks.). B. there. School,
Romaldkirk (Mr Wright). Matric. 1639.
WRIGHTSON, BENJAMIN. Adm. at King's, a scholar from
Eton, i68g. Doubtless s. of Thomas, V. of Egham. B. at
Egham, Surrey. Matric. 1690; B.A. 1693-4. Fellow, 1693.
Master of Brentford School, Middlesex. Died there, of a
fever, 1694. 'A very worthy and learned young man.'
Brother of Thomas (1687). (Harwood.)
WRIGHTSON, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Jesus, May 5, 1680.
S. of Robert, of Cusworth, Yorks., gent. Matric. 1680;
Scholar, 1682. Died before Dec. 17, 1708. Brother of Thomas
(1693). (Burke, L.G.)
WRIGHTSON, THOMAS. B.A. of Magdalene (sic). Ord.
deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 23, 1621.
WRIGHTSON, THOMAS. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1687. Doubtless s. of Thomas, V. of Egham, Surrey. B.
there. Matric. 1687; B..^. 1691-2; M.A. 1695. Fellow, 1690.
R. of East Horsley, Surrey, 1704-16. Died Oct. 13, 1716,
aged 47. Buried at East Horsley. M.I. Brother of Benjamin
(1689). (Hanvood; Manning and Bray, in. 33.)
WRIGHTSON, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from King's, Easter,
1693. Doubtless s. of Robert, of Cusworth, Yorks., gent.
Bapt. June 14, 1674, at Spotborough. Adm. at Gray's Inn,
July 11, 1693. Succeeded his father, 1708. High Sheriff for
Yorks., 1714. Of Cusworth, Esq. Married Jane, dau. of
Sir Paul Barrett, of Lee, Kent. Died s.p. Buried at Hems-
worth, Jan. 27, 1724. Brother of Robert (1680). (Burke,
L.G.; H. M. Wood; Hunter, i. 350.)
WRIGLEWOOD or RICKELWOOD, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at
Jesus, May 10, 1649. Of Essex. Matric. 1649; Scholar,
1649; B.A. 1652-3: M.A. 1656. Will (P.C.C.) 1656; Riglcs-
wood, M.A., Cambridge.
Wroughton, William
WRIGLEY, HENRY. Matric. FeU.-Com. from St John's,
Easter, 1617.
WRIGLEY, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, May
13, 1715- S. of Henry, deceased. B. at Manchester. School,
Chester (Mr Henchman). Matric. 1715; B.A. 1718-9; M.A.
1722; B.D. 1729. Fellow, 1722-45. Ord. deacon (Lincoln)
Mar. 20, 1725-6. R. of Cockfield, Suffolk, 1743-66. Died
1766. (G. Mag.)
WRIOTHESLEY, HENRY, 4th Eari of Southampton. Matric.
Fell.-Com. from St John's, Michs. 1585. S. and h. of Henry,
2nd Earl of Southampton. B. Oct. 5, 1573. M.A. 1589.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1592. Succeeded to the peerage, Oct. 4,
1581. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Mar. 11, 1587-8. Presented to
Queen Elizabeth, 1590. Served under the Earl of Essex;
knighted, 1597. Condemned for complicity with the Earl
of Essex; found guilty and deprived of all his honours;
imprisoned in the Tower, 1601-3; pardoned. K.G., 1603.
Created Baron Wriothesley of Titchfield, and re-created
Earl of Southampton, July 21, 1603. Captain of Isle of
Wight, and of Carisbrooke Castle, 1603. A member of the
Virgina Council, 1609, and of the East India Co., 1609.
P.C, 1619. Joined the opponents of Buckingham. Com-
manded a troop of English volunteers in the Low Countries.
Benefactor to St John's. A patron of the poets, including
Shakespeare; strong evidence in favour of Southampton's
identification with the anonymous friend and patron
described by Shakespeare in his Sonnets. Died at Bergen
op Zoom, in Holland, Nov. 10, 1624. Buried at TitchJ&eld.
Father of Thomas. (D.N.B.; G.E.C.; Al. Oxon.)
WRIOTHESLEY, THOMAS. Educated at Trivity Hall.
S. of William, York Herald. B. c. 1500, at Garter Court,
Barbican, Cripplegate, London. Clerk of the Signet, 1530.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, 1534. Attorney in the Court of C.P.,
1535. Knighted, Oct. 19, 1537. P.C. and Secretary' to the
King, 1540. Employed in many State affairs. M.P. for
Hants., 1542-4. Created Baron Wriothesley, Jan. i, 1543-4,
and Earl of Southampton, Feb. 16, 1546-7. Lord Keeper
of the Great Seal, 1544 and Lord Chancellor, 1544-7. K.G.,
1545. An opposer of the reformed religion and of the Pro-
tector Somerset. Married Jane, dau. of William Cheney, of
Chesham Bois, Bucks. Died July 30, 1550. Buried at Titch-
field, Hants. Will, P.C.C. {Cooper, i. 98; G.E.C.; D.N.B.)
WRIOTHESLEY, THOMAS. At one time at St John's. Hieh
Steward of the University, 1642-67. S. of Henry (1585),
4th Earl of Southampton. B. 1607. School, Eton. Suc-
ceeded his father as 5th Earl, Nov. 10, 1624. P.C., 1642.
A faithful supporter of the royal cause. Succeeded his
father-in-law as Earl of Chichester, Dec. 21, 1653. Lord
High Treasurer, 1660-7. K.G., 1661. Married three wives.
Died May i6, 1667, s.p.m.s. Buried at Titchfield. Will,
P.C.C. {D.N.B.: G.E.C; Coll. Hist., 123.)
WROE. see also ROWE.
WROE, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Jesus, June 19, 1658. S. of
Richard, of Radcliffe, Lanes. Bapt. there, Sept. 5, 1641.
School, Bury. Matric. 1658; Scholar, 1660; B.A. i66i-2-
M.A. 1665; B.D. 1672; D.D. 1686. Fellow, 1662-74. Incorp'.
at Oxford, 1669. Ord. deacon (Ely) June 14, 1663; priest,
Mar. 10, 1665-6. C. of Harston.Cambs., 1666. V. of Whittles-
ford, 1671-4. Fellow of the Collegiate Church of Manchester,
1675; Warden, 1684-1717. Preb. of Chester, 1678. C. of
Wigan, Lanes., 1679-81. R. of Bowdon, Cheshire, 1681-90.
V. of Garstang, Lanes., 1684-96. R. of West Kirby, Cheshire,
1696-1718. Died at Manchester, Jan. i, 1717.^. Buried
in the Collegiate Church. {D.N.B.; Al. Oxon.; E. Axon;
A. Gray.)
WROE, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Peterhouse, Michs.
1584; adm. June 26, 1584.
WROO, WILLIAM. Com. for M.A. or higher degree, 1457-8.
R. of St James, Colchester, Essex, until 1469. R. of Gold-
hanger, 1447. Dean of Bocking, 1452.
WRONGERY, JOHN. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, 1644;
M.B. 1649.
WROTE or WROTH E, see WRATH.
WROTTESLEY, JOHN. Adm. FcU.-Com. at Trinity, Apr. 22,
1700. Doubtless s. and h. of Sir Walter, of Wrottcsley Hall,
Staffs, (by his ist xvife Eleanor, dau. of Sir John .Archer, of
Theydon Gamon, Essex). Matric. 1700. M.P. for Staffs.,
1700-10. Succeeded as 4th Bart., in 1712. Slarricd Frances,
dau. of Hon. John Grcv, of Enville. Died Oct. 1726. Buried
at Tetnal. (Vis. of Staffs.; G.E.C, 11. 195.)
WROUGHTON, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age i8) at Trinity,
June 6, 1735- S. of Thom.as, of London. School, West-
minster. Matric. 1735; Scholar, 1736; B.A. 1738-g; M.A.
1755- Incorp. at Oxford, 1756. Onl. deacon (Rochester)
Dec. 23, 173'}; priest, June 1, 1740. R. of H.ilton, Bucks.,
I75S- R- of West Wycombe, 1755-65. R- of Wriboum,
Lines., 1765-70. Died Aug. 18, 1770. Will, P.C.C. (Al.
Wcslmoti., 312; Burke, L.G.; T. C. Dale.)
479
Wroughton, William
WROUGHTON, WILLIAM. M.A. from St John's, 1736; from
Wadham College, Oxford. S. of George, of Codford, Wilts.,
clerk. Matric. (Wadham College, Oxford) Mar. 28, 1705,
age 17; B.A. (Oxford) 1708. Ord. deacon (Salisbury) Oct. 28,
1710; priest, Sept. 23, 1711. V. of Westbury, Wilts., 1730-
49. V. of Norton Bavant, 1736-49. Chaplain to the Duke of
AthoU. Died 1749. {Al. Oxon.; Scott-Mayor, iii. 472.)
WULFINEL, HUGH. M.A. before 1458-9, when he had leave
of absence. {Gr. Bk, A, 20.)
WULLET, DANIEL. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1361.
WULPIT, JOHN. Fellow of Peterhouse, 1425. Proctor,
1428-9 ('William' in the lists). Chaplain of Little St Mary's,
Cambridge, 1430-1. WUl proved before the Chancellor,
Jan. 19, 1434-5; left legacies to Peterhouse buildings and
feDows. (Will in Queens' Treasury.)
WURCHENDEN, . B.A. 1493.
WYARD, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Easter,
1637; B.A. 1640-1. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June 5, 1642;
priest (Norwich) May 28, 1643, age 23. C. of West Rudham,
Norfolk. R. of North Barsham, c. 1643-80. Died 1680.
(Blomefield, vii. 52.)
WYARD, RANDOLPH. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Pembroke,
Oct. 9, 1700. 2nd s. of Randolph, gent. B. at Charsfield,
Suffolk. School, Ipswich. B.A. 1704-5; M.A. 1708; M.D.
1720. Fellow, 1708. Buried Aug. 21, 1733, at Pettistree,
Suffolk. (Davy; A. Gray.)
WYAT, ARTHUR. Matric. FeU.-Com. from St John's, Easter,
1561.
WYATT, DUDLEY. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1627;
Scholar from Westminster, 1628; B.A. 1631-2; M.A. 1635.
Fellow, 1633-44, ejected, but restored by Cromwell, 1647.
In 1641 he obtained permission for absence in Ireland for
seven years, where he seems to have fought for the Parlia-
mentary side. Knighted, June 4 (25), 1645; Commissary
General (at Hereford; ? Leicester). One of these names s. of
John, of Worcester, gent., matric. (Christ Church, Oxford)
Mar. 7, 1624-5, age 16. (Al. Wcstmon., 100; Shaw, Knts.,
220.)
WYAT, EDWARD. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Pembroke, Michs.
1578. Doubtless s. and h. of Edward (and Mary, dau. of
Sir William Waldegrave, Knt., of Suffolk). Perhaps adm. at
Lincoln's Inn, Nov. 22, 1581; of Essex; of Fumival's Inn.
Married Jane, dau. of Weston (? Wilton) Browne, of Rook-
wood, Essex. Of Bocking, Essex. (Vis. of Essex, 1612;
Misc. Gen. et Her., N.S., 11. 107.)
WYAT, EDWIN. Matric. pens, from King's, Easter, 1647.
Of Boxley Abbey, Kent. Doubtless s. of Sir Francis, Gover-
nor of Virginia (for whom see D.N.B.). Adm. at the Inner
Temple, 1648. Called to the Bar, 1658. Bencher, 1674.
Serjeant-at-law, 1684. Recorder of Canterbury, and of
Maidstone. J. P. and M.P. for Maidstone {sic). Married
Frances, dau. of Thomas Crispe, Esq. Died Dec. 7, 1714,
aged 85. Buried at Boxley. WUl, P.C.C. Brother of Francis
(1640) and father of the next. (Le Neve, Mon.; Hasted, 11.
126.)
WYAT, EDWIN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, Feb. 18,
1692-3. S. and h. of Edwin (above), Serjeant-at-law. B. at
Maidstone, Kent. School, Eton. Matric. 1693. Married
Elizabeth, dau. of Edward Hales, of Chilston, Esq. Died
s.p., June 4, 1707. Buried at Boxley. (H. G. Harrison;
Hasted, 11. 126.)
WYATT, FRANCIS. Adm. at King's (age 16) a scholar from
Eton, Sept. 5, 1640. S. of Sir Francis, of Boxley, Kent, Knt.
Matric. 1640; B.A. and Fellow, 1643-4. Died of small-pox,
1644. Brother of Edwin (1647). (Cooper's Annals, v. 405;
Haneood.)
WYAT, HUGH. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1715. Of London.
School, St Paul's. Matric. 1715; B.A. 1718-9; M.A. 1722.
Ord. deacon (London) Feb. 18, 1721-2; priest, Sept. 20, 1724.
Chaplain at St Paul's School, 1719-28. V. of West Ham,
Essex, 1727. R. of St Alphage, London Wall, 1732-62.
Chaplain to the Bishop of London. Preb. of St Paul's,
1734-62. Died Mar. 2, 1762. (Hennessy; M. McDonnell;
T. C. Dale.)
WYAT, ISAAC. Matric. pens, from St John's, Lent, 1563-4.
Probably s. and h. of Thomas, of Barking, Essex (and
Margery, dau. of Sir Thomas Wrothe, and widow of Isaac...).
Married three wives. [Vis. of Essex, 1612; Misc. Gen. et
Her., N.S., 11. 108, where Isaac appears as s. and h. of
Francis, of Bobbingworth.)
WYATT, JOHN. B.A. 1517-8. Grandson of John, a tanner, of
Deritend, Birmingham. M.A. 1520; B.D. 1529. Fellow of
Christ's, 1519-40. Ord. priest (Ely) Apr. 23, 1519. Lady
Margaret preacher, 1530, 1532 and 1535. R. of Kegworth,
Leics., 1539-C. 54. Probably died before 1560. (Peile, 1. 10;
Cooper, I. 208; III. 124.)
Wyatt, William
WYAT, JOHN. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, Apr. 25, 1659.
Of Northampton. Matric. 1660; B.A. 1662-3; M.A. 1666.
V. of Mears Ashby, Northants., 1670-7. Married, at Rushden,
to Hannah, dau. of William Holmes, R. of Rushden, Dec. i,
1671. Buried Sept. 9, 1677, at Mears Ashby. Admon.
(Archd. Northampton) Oct. 1, 1677, to Hannah, his widow.
Perhaps brother of Randolph (1669). (H. I. Longden.)
WYATT, MATTHEW. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Sidney, Mar. 19,
1683-4. S. and h. of Matthew, shopkeeper. B. at Exeter.
School, Exeter. Matric. 1683-4; B.A. 1687-8. Chaplain in
the Navy, 1696.
WYAT (? WYARD), RANDOLPH. Adm. pens, at St Catha-
rine's, Apr. I, 1669. Possibly father of Randolph Wyard
(1710) whom see. Perhaps brother of John (1659).
WYATT or WYOTT, RICHARD. B.A. 1490-1; M.A. 1493.
Proctor, 1497-8. Scholar and Fellow of King's Hall. Prob-
ably Fellow of Clare, 1494. R. of Bishopwearmouth, Durham,
1502.
WYATT or WYOT, RICHARD. B.A. 1492-3. Of York diocese.
M.A. 1496. Probably B.D. 1504-5; D.D. 1506-7. [According
to Cooper he commenced D.D. in 1519.] Fellow of Christ's;
Master, 1507-10. Junior Proctor, 1501-2. Ord. acolyte,
1493-4. R. of Wigan, Lanes., 1506-19. Surveyor of the
works of Gt St Mary's. Cambridge, 1507. Preb. of South-
well, 1507. R. of Bingham, Notts., 1508-22; D.D. Preb. of
Lichfield, 1509-22. Precentor of York, 1519. Died July,
1522. Buried at Southwell. Will proved Oct. 31, 1522.
(Peile, I. 6; Cooper, i. 26; Victoria Hist. Lanes, iv. 62;
Godfrey, Churches of Notts., 16.)
WYATT, RICHARD. B.A. 1529-30 ('White' in Gr. Bk, B 2).
Probably brother of Robert (1530-1).
WEYATT, RICHARD. M.A. 1655 (Incorp. from Oxford).
WYOT, ROBERT. Fellow of Pembroke. Ord. deacon, 1418.
Preb. of Lincoln, 1432-3. R. of Bainton, Yorks., 1433-43.
R. of Huggate, 1434-43. Canon of Windsor, 1438. Arch-
deacon of Middlesex, 1443-8. Preb. of St Paul's, 1444-9.
R. of Barley, Herts., 1454-5. (Line. Rec. Soc. Visitations,
I. 196.)
WYATT, ROBERT. B.A. 1530-1; 'White' in Gr. Bk, B 2.
WIAT or WYATT, ROGER. Matric. pens, from Magdalene,
Easter, 1583; B.A. 1585-6.
WYATT, THOMAS. Of St John's; also studied at Oxford.
S. and h. of Sir Henry, of Reigate, Surrey. B. c. 1503, at
.AUington Castle, Kent. [Degrees given him in Cooper and
D.N.B. belong to John (1517-8) whom see.] Esquire of the
body to Henry VIII; Clerk of the King's Jewels, 1524.
Accompanied Sir John Cheney on a diplomatic mission to
France, 1525, and went with Sir John Russell, the Ambas-
sador to the Papal Court, 1527. High Marshal of Calais
c. 1529. P.C, 1533. Knighted, Mar. 18, 1536-7. Sheriff of
Kent, 1537. Ambassador to the Emperor, Charles V, 153/-9.
Imprisoned in the Tower of London as an ally of Cromwell,
but released, 1541. Married Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas
Brooke, Lord Cobham. Knight of the Shire for Kent, 1542.
A close student of foreign literature; shares with Henry
Howard, Earl of Surrey, the honour of having introduced
the sonnet from Italy into England. Poet; his works include
rondeaus, epigrams, lyrics and satires. Died at Sherborne,
Dorset. Buried there Oct. 11, 1542. (Cooper, 1. 80; in. 124;
D.N.B.; Hasted, 11. 183; Al. Oxon.)
WYAT, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Michs. 1575;
B.A. from Christ's, 1579-80; M.A. from Magdalene, 1583.
Ord. deacon (Ely) 1580; priest (Lincoln) Apr. 1582. C. of
St Giles, Cambridge, 1582. Has verses in the Collection on
the death of Sir Philip Sidney, 1587. (Cooper, 11. 24.)
WYATT, THOMAS. M.A. 1658 (Incorp. from Oxford). S, and
h. of John, of London, Salter. B. Apr. 15, 1632, in the parish
of St Magnus, London. School, Merchant Taylors'. Matric.
(St John's College, Oxford) Feb. 20, 1648-9; B.A. (Oxford)
i65i-2;M.A. 1654; B.D. 1661; D.D. 1666. Proctor (Oxford)
1659. V. of Melksham, Wilts., 1662. Canon of Sarum, 1667.
R. of Bromham, Wilts., 1668. R. of HolweU, Dorset, 1671-8.
Died Feb. 18, 1723, aged 93. (Al. Oxon.)
WYATT, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Trinity, Apr. 9,
1703. S. of Dudley, of London. School, St Paul's. Matric.
1703.
WYATT, THOMAS. M.A. from St Catharine's, 1733. S. of
Edmund, of St Helen's, Worcester, gent. Matric. (St Mary
HaU, Oxford) Mar. 16, 1720-1, age 15; B.A. (Oxford) 1724-
(Al. Oxon.)
WYATT, WILLIAM. B.Civ.L. 1484-5. Of the city of London.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Mar. 31, 1487; 'on title of House of
St Edmund, Cambridge'; priest, Apr. 14, 1487. Perhaps
R. of Bamston, Essex, and R. of Swineshead, Hunts.,
1500-25. Died 1525.
WYATT,
B.A. 1482-3.
48Q
Wybarre, Samuel
WYATT, . D.Civ.L. 1493-4. Perhaps WiUiam (above).
WYATT, . B.D. 1504-5; D-D. 1506-7. Perhaps Richard
(1492-3) whom see.
WYBARRE (7WYBARNE), SAMUEL. Matric. pens, from
Corpus Christi, Michs. 1587. Of Kent. B.A. 1591.
{Maslers.)
WYBERD, . Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1539.
WYBERG, GEOFFREY. Matric. from Trinity Hall, Apr.
1698. S. of G., of Innerdale, Cumberland. LL.B. 1698.
Previously at Oxford. Matric. (Queen's College, Oxford)
Nov. 3, 1688, age 17. R. of Bewcastle, Cumberland, 1699.
R. of Lamplugh, 1700. R. of Caldbcck, 1701. Numerous
references to him in Bishop Nicolson's Diaries; imprisoned
for debt, 1708, and in 1712 is described as 'in a poor state,'
out of prison but not out of debt. {A I. Oxon. ; B. Nightingale,
295-)
WYBORNE, HENRY. Matric. sizar from St John's, Michs. 1545.
WYBARNE, JOHN. B.D. 1598 (Incorp. from Oxford). Of
Middlesex. Doubtless s. of Percival (1546). Matric. (Mag-
dalen College, O.xford) Dec. 9, 1579; B.A. (Oxford) 1585;
M.A, 1588; B.D. 1597. Preacher, 1599. Ord. deacon and
priest (Sarum) Sept. 21, 1590. V. of Godmanchester, Hunts.,
1598-1634. R. of Gt Catworth, 1603-35. Brother of
Nathaniel (1589) and Joseph (1598). {Al. Oxon.)
WYBARNE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1623:
B.A. 1626-7.
WYBORNE or WIBARN, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Pem-
broke, Mar. 12, 1674-5. S. of John, gent. B. at Soham,
Cambs. Matric. 1675; B.A. 1678-9. Perhaps and Master
of King's School, Rochester, Kent, 1679-81; Minor canon
of Rochester, 1679-81. One of these names C. of Langford,
Beds., in 1681.
WYBARNE, JOSEPH. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs.
1598; scholar from Westminster, 1599. Doubtless s. of
Percival (1546). Schools, St Paul's and Westminster. B.A.
1602-3; M.A. 1606. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) May 31, 1607.
Author, The New Age of Old Names, and Machiavellus
Comedia. Brother of the next and of John (1598). {Cooper,
II. 531)
WIBARN, NATHANIEL. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1589. 2nd s. of Percival (next), of Whiston, Northants.
B.A. 1593-4; M.A. 1597; B.D. 1605. Fellow, 1594. Senior
Proctor, 1603-4. Incorp. at Oxford, 1598. Ord. deacon and
priest (Peterb.) Apr. 1, 1599. R. of Madingley, Cambs.,
1599. R. of Waresley, Hunts., 1603-13. R. of Caldecote,
1612-3. Died 1613. Brother of John (1598) and Joseph
(above).
WYBORNE or WIBURN, PERCIVAL. Matric. pens, from St
John's, Michs. 1546 (impubes). Of Kent. B.A. 1551-2;
M.A. 1559. Fellow, 1552. Went abroad under Queen Mary.
Ord. deacon (London) Jan. 24, 1559-60, age 26; priest.
Mar. 27, 1560. Preb. of Rochester, 1560-1606; of Norwich,
1561. Canon of Westminster, 1561-1606. V. of St Sepulchre's,
London 1564-6; sequestered on refusing subscription, but
retained his prebends and preached in public. Visited
Theodora Beza at Geneva, and Heinrich BuUinger at Zurich.
Chosen to dispute with the papists, 1581. Author, State of
the English Church, etc. Died 1606. Will (P.C.C.) 1606; of
Whiston, Northants.; mentions sons John (1598) Joseph,
(1598) and Nathaniel (1589). (Cooper, 11. 449; Newcourt,
I. 924; D.N.B.)
WIBORNE, PETLY. Matric. sizar from Clare, c. 1590; B.A.
1593-4; M.A. i6oo. R. of Elmstone, Kent, 1601. Buried
there Mar. 25, 1655-6. Will (P.C.C.) 1656.
WYBOROWE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse, Easter,
1579; Scholar, 1579-86; B.A. 1582-3; M.A. 1586. R. of
Brancaster, Norfolk, 1592.
WYBOROUGH, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Peterhouse,
Easter, 1623. Of London. B.A. 1624-5; M.A. 1628. Ord.
deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 25, 1625; priest (London) Sept. 24,
1626. R. of Pebmarsh, Essex, 1634-43, sequestered. (7". A.
Walker, 21; Neivcourt, 11. 466.)
WIBOROW, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter,
1626. Of Cambridgeshire. B.A. from St Catharine's, 1629-
30; M.A. 1633. V. of Impington, Cambs., 1639-c. 56 and
1662-9. Master of a private school in Cambridge, 1662.
Died 1669. (J. Crosby.)
WYBOROWE, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter,
1584; Scholar, 1586; B.A. 1588-9. R. of Sandringham and
Babingly, Norfolk, 1595-1616. Perhaps father of the next.
WIBOROW, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs.
1623. Perhaps s. of William (above). B.A. 1626-7. Ord,
deacon (Norwich) Sept. 22, 1638.
WYBOROUGH, . Adm. sizar at Peterhouse, Feb. 20,
1572-3-
V.A.C.IV. 4)
Wychingham. Robert
WYBUNBURY, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's,
May 31, 1650. S.of John, gent., of Adderley, Salop. B. there.
School, Botolph Bridge, Hunts, (private).
WYCH, CYRIL. Adm. Fell. -Com. (age 16) at Caius. May 9. 1720.
S. of Jermin (1688), of Hockwold, Norfolk. B. at Chelsea,
Middlesex. School, Bury St Edmunds. Matric. 1720.
Sheriff of Norfolk, 1729. Of Hockwold. Esq. Died June 10,
1780, aged 76. M.I. at Hockwold. Will, P.C.C. (Venn.w.n;
Burke, Ext. Bart.)
WYCHE, EDWARD. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, July 2, 1716.
Of Lincolnshire. Probably s. of WiUiam (1674). Matric.
1716; B.A. 1719-20. Ord. priest (Norwich) Sept. 1725;
C. of Greeting All Saints', Suffolk. Chaplain in the Navy,
1743-5-
WYCHE, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Easter, 1624;
exhibitioner from Tonbridge School. S. of Richard, citizen
and skinner, of St Dunstan-in-the-East, London. Matric.
1624; B.A. 1627-8; M.A. 1631. R. of Sutton, Surrey, 1636-
78. Married Ellen Quinnell, of Morden, widow, Oct. 15, 1644.
Died Sept. 15, 1678, aged 76. Buried at Sutton. M.I.
Fatherof William (1674). (Le Neve, /fn<s., 50; J. Ch. Smith.)
WYCH. JERMYN. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 17) at Caius, May i,
1688. S. of Sir Cyril, Knt., of Hockwold, Norfolk. B. in
London. School, Harrow. Slatric. 1688- M.P. for Fowey,
1713-4. Lord of the manor of Hockwold. Married Mary,
dau. of John Hungerford. Died Jan. 7, 1719-20. Buried
at Hockwold. M.I. Admon., P.C.C. Father of Cyril (1720).
(Venn, i. 484; Nichols, 11. 208.)
WYCHE, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity, June 19, 1684.
S. and h. of Sir Peter (1644), Knt. B. at Westminster.
School, Westminster. Scholar, 1684. Envoy extraordinary
at Hamburg. Married Bethesda Savage. Died Oct. 15, 1713.
His son Cyril was created Bart., 1729. (Burke, Ext. Bart.;
G.E.C., V. 68.)
WYCHE, MAGNUS. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1735. Of
Hamburg. S. of Sir Cyril, Bart., Minister at Hamburg (and
Anne, dau. of Magnus Wedderkop, minister to the Duke of
Holstein); grandson of John (above). Ensign in the Army.
Died unmarried, 1740. (Burke, Ext. Bart.)
WYCHE, PETER. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1644;
from Oxford. S. of Sir Peter, of London, English ambassador
at Constantinople. B. 1628, in London. Matric. (Exeter
College, Oxford) May 6, 1643, age 15. Migrated to Cambridge.
B.A. 1645; M.A. from Trinity Hall, 1648. Incorp. at Oxford,
1663. Adm. at the Inner Temple, Nov. 1649. Travelled
abroad. Knighted, May, 1660, by Charles II at the Hague.
Original F.R.S., 1663. Envoy extraordinary to Russia,
1669. Married Isabella, dau. of Sir Robert Bolles, Bart.,
of Scampton, Lines., Feb. 19, 1666. Author, The World
Geographically described in Fifty-two Copper Plates; also
published translations from the Portuguese, etc. Died c.
1699. Father of John (1684). (D.N.B.; Al. Oxon.; NUkols,
u. 207.)
WYCHE, PETER. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Jesus, Dec. 24, 1725.
Of Middlesex. S. and h. of Barnard, and grandson of Sir
Peter (above). B. Dec. 25, 1709, at Sural, India. School,
Charterhouse. Matric. 1726. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Jan. 28,
1735-6. Sheriff of Leicestershire, 1741. Of Godeby Maure-
wards, Leics., Esq. Married Elizabeth, dau. of John BrowTie,
merchant, of Boston, Lines. Died Nov. i, 1763. M.I. at
Godeby. (Nichols, 11. 207; Burke, Ext. Bart.)
WICH, ROBERT. Scholar of Clare, 1466. Age 14. Probably
brother of William (1476).
WYCHE or WICH, WILLIAM. Adm. at King's, a scholar from
Eton, 1451. Of Coventry, Warws. M.A. 1458-9; B.D. 1466-
7; D.D. 1469-70. Fellow. Proctor, 1465-6. Donor of books
to the College Hbrary. Died 1475- Buried in the College.
(Harwood, where date of death is wrong.)
WICH, WILLIAM. Scholar of Clare, 1476. Age 15. Probably
brother of Robert (1466).
WYCHE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June ix, 1674.
Of Surrey. Doubtless s. of Henry (1624). Matric. 1674;
B.A. 1677-8; M.A. 1682. Ord. deacon (London) Sept. 21,
1679; priest (Lincoln) Feb. 27, 1680-1. V. of Sleaford, Lines.,
1682-91. R. of Silk-Willoughby, 1690-1718. R. of Rusking-
ton, 1707-18. Probably father of Edward (1716). (Lambeth
Act Bk;T.C. Dale.)
WYCHERLEY, see WICHERLEY.
WYCHINGHAM, HENRY. .\i\m. sizar (age 18) at Pembrokb,
Fib. 15, 1715-6. S. of Robert (1671), R. of Thcbcrton,
Suffolk. Matric. 1715-6. Brother of Roliert (1702).
WICHINGHAM, JOHN. Student at Cambridge. Franciscan
friar of Norwich. /•'/. 1362. (PUs, 497.)
WITCHINGHAM, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from St John's
Lent, 1629-30; U.A. 1633-4; M.A. 1637.
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Wychingham, Robert
WYCHINGHAM, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Queens', May 3,
1671. Of Suffolk. Matric. 1671; B.A. 1674-5; M-A. i67«.
Ord. deacon (Norwich) Mar. 4, 1682-3. R. of Theberton,
Suffolk, 1683-1724, resigned. R. of Knoddishall with
Buxton, 1716. Died Oct. 1730. Father of the next and of
Henry (1715-6). (J. Ch. Smith.)
WYCHINGHAM, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at Queens', May 6,
1702. Of Suffolk. S. of Robert (1671). Matric. 1702; B.A.
1705-6; M.A. 1709. Ord. deacon (London) Sept. 25, 1709;
priest (Norwich) Dec. 1711. R. of Yoxford, Suffolk, 1711.
Succeeded his father as R. of Theberton, 1724. Brother of
Henry (1715-6).
WYCKET, WILLIAM. B.A. 1561-2.
WYCLIFFE, see WICKLIFFE.
WYDDALL, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Michs.
1570.
WYDLEY or WIDLAYE, NICHOLAS. Matric. pens, from
Christ's, Lent, 1564-5; B.A. 1567-8. Ord. deacon (Norwich)
1567; priest, Mar. 1573-4. V. of Sibton, Suffolk, 1573-1616.
R. of Fordley, 1579-84. V. of Darsham, 1583-1616. {Peile,
1. 89.)
WYDLEY, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Nov. 26,
1569. Of Grundisburgh, Suffolk. S. of William. School,
Bury St Edmunds. Matric. 1570.
WYDON, W. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Michs. 1567.
WYDOW, see WIDDOW.
WYE, ROGER. Adra. pens, at Trinity, June 28, 1669. School,
Westminster. Matiic. 1669; Scholar, 1670; B.A. 1672-3;
M.A. 1676. FeUow, 1674. Ord. deacon (London) Dec. 24,
1676; priest, Dec. 22, 1678. V. of Ware, Herts., 1682-99.
R. of Wotton, Surrey, 1699-1701. Died Feb. 16, 1700-1.
Buried at Wotton. M.L (Al. Westmon., 169; Manning and
Bray, n. 157.)
WYE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St John'.s, Easter, 1613.
Possibly the same as the next, but two separate entries; one
graduation.
WYE, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from St John's, Easter, 1613;
B.A. 1616-7; M.A. 1620. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Dec. 17;
priest, Dec. 18, 1620. R. of Springthorpe, Lines., 1624.
WYE, WILLIAM. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Trinity, Sept. 14, 1649.
Of Huntingdonshire. S. and h. of Hugh, gent., of St Ecks,
Hunts. B. c. 1632. School, Oundle. Migrated to Caius,
May, 1650. (For Wye, of Ipswich, see Vis. of Suffolk, 1664-8.)
WYER, JOHN. Scholar at Cambridge; from King's School,
Canterbury, c. 1542-3.
WYER, RICHARD. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1549. Matric. 1549. Fellow. Died before graduation, 1553,
but styled M.A. by Harwood, who says he died Fellow.
WYER, RICHARD. LL.B. 1552-3.
WYER, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Sr Catharine's, Easter,
1631. Of Dorset. B.A. 1634-5; M.A. 1638.
WYERSDALE, see WIERSDALE.
WYES, see WISE.
WYGMER, THOMAS (1564), s«e WIGMORE.
WYKE, GEORGE. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Aug. ii, 1722.
Of the West Indies. Matric. 1724. Perhaps s. of George, of
Montserrat, Chief Justice there in 1704. If so, of Mont-
serrat; member of the Council, 1734; President, 1755. Died
1764. (Oliver, Antigua, in. 265.)
WYKENE. ADAM DE. Fellow of University Hall (afterwards
Clare). Ord. acolyte (Ely) Apr. 1342.
WYKMER, ADAM DE, see WICKMER.
WYLDON, see WILDON.
WYLES, see WILES.
WYLLOCE, EDMUND. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Easter,
1560.
WYMAN, PAUL. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Peterhouse, June 7,
1572. Matric. 1572.
WYMARKE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1618;
B.A. 1621-2; M.A. 1625. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 2,
1622; priest, Sept. 25, 1625.
WYMARKE, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Easter, 1618.
Mairic. 1618. Buried at Gt St Andrew's, Cambridge, Dec. 16,
1620.
WYMBUSH, see WIMBUSH.
WYMBELL, see WIMBLE.
WYMBHURST or WIMSHURST, JOHN. M.A. 1581 (Incorp.
from 0.\ford). Adm. at Christ Church, Oxford, 1571; from
Westminster School; B.A. 1574; M.A. 1578. Buried at St
Stephen Wallbrook, London, Mar. 17, 1588-9; 'a skoller
of Cambridge.' (Al. Oxon.)
Wynn, James
WYMER, . M.A. or higher degree, 1484-5.
WYMONDSOLD. DAWES. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Apr. 28,
1651. Of Surrey. S. and h. of Elkin, Esq., deceased (and
Jane, dau. of Sir Abraham Dawes, Knt.). Bapt. Dec. 11,
1635, at St Olave's, Hart Street, London. Matric. 165 1.
Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Oct. 25, 1654. Knighted, Sept. 20,
1672. Of Putney, Surrey. Married Jane, dau. of Sir Robert
Cooke, of Hynham, Gloucs. Buried Jan. 8, 1674-';, at
Putney. WiU (P.C.C.) 1675. (Vis. of Surrey, 1662-8; J. Ch.
Smith.)
WYMUNDEWOLD, RICHARD DE. Scholar of King's Hall;
adm. Aug. 18, 1329. Described as D.C.L. in 1338.
WIMONDESOLD, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Trinity,
Apr. 10, 1686. S. of William, of Southwell, Notts. B. at
Putney. Surrey. Bapt. May 13, 1669. School, Laughton-
en-Ie-Morthen, Yorks. (Mr John Brootnhead). Matric. 1686.
Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Nov. 27, 1688.
WYNDHAM, see WINDHAM.
WYNNE or WINNE, CHARLES. Matric. pens, from Christ's,
Easter, 1606. Doubtless s. of Thomas, of Warden, Beds.,
gent. Bapt. there, July 15, 1589. B.A. 1608-9; M.A. 1612.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1612. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 4;
priest, Sept. 5, 1614. V. of Cholsey, Berks., 1617-22. R.
of Milton Bryant, Beds., 1622-41. (Peile, i. 255; Genealog.
Bedford, 307.)
WYNNE, CHARLES. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Apr. i, 1637.
Of Worcestershire. Matric. 1637; B.A. i640-i;"M.A. 1644.
Ord. deacon (Hereford); priest (Norwich) Feb. 25, 1642-3,
age 24; 'C. of St Peter's, Sudbury, Suffolk." Perhaps V. of
Penn, Staffs., 1646-69. Died 1669. (Wm Salt Arch. Soc,
1915.)
WINNE, EDMUND. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 16) at Christ's,
Feb. 26, 1656-7. S. and h. of George, of Nostell Priory,
Yorks.; created Bart., 1660 (and his 2nd wife Elizabeth,
dau. of Robert Jeffreys, Alderman of London). B. in London.
School, Hackney (Mr Skingle). Matric. 1657. Succeeded his
father as 2nd Bart., July 18, 1667. Sheriff of Lines., 1671-2.
Of Nostell Priory, Yorks., and of Thornton Curtis, Lines.
Buried at Wragby, Aug. 30, 1694. Brother of Robert (1662)
and father of Rowland (1694). (Vis. of Yorks., 1666; G.E.C.,
m. 132.)
WYNNE, EDWARD. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Mar. 7, 1636-7.
Of Anglesey. S. of John, of Boddwryd. Matric. 1637; B.A.
1640-1; M..\. 1647: D.D. 1662 {LU. Reg.; 'B.D.' in the
mandate). R. of Llangeinwen, Anglesey, c. 1660. Preb. of
St Asaph, 1663. Chancellor of Bangor, 1663. R. of Llany-
mawddwy, Merioneth, 1644. R. of Llanarmon, Carnarvon.
R. of Llanllechid, 1664. R. of Llaneugrad, Anglesey,
1668. R. of Llantrisant, in 1672. Chaplain to the Bishop
of Bangor. Founded a school at Holyhead. Author,
Trefn Ymarueddiad y Gwir Grislion. Died Dec. 17, 1669.
Buried at Llangaffo, Anglesey. Will (P.C.C.) 1670. Probably
brother of John (1636-7). (A. Gray; Brown Willis, Bangor;
D. /?. Thomas, i. 357.)
WYNNE, EDWARD. Matric. sizar from Trinity Hall, Easter,
1663; B.A. 1666-7; M.A. 1670. Perhaps s. of Maurice (1636),
of Langanhaveli, Denbigh, deceased; adm. at Gray's Inn,
May II, 1667. Perhaps brother of Peter (1658-9) and James
(1670-1).
WYNNE or WINN, ELLIS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs.
1622; scholar from Westminster, 1623.
WHYNN, HENRY. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Pembroke, June 28,
1626. S. of John, of Soham, Cambs., farmer. Matric. 1628;
B.A. 1629-30.
WINNE, HUGH. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Sept. 19, 1670; from
Trinity Hall (residence there from June 25, 1666). Of
Anglesey. B.A. 1670-1; Scholar, 1671; M.A. 1674.
WINNE,HUGH. Adm. pens. at Jesus, Mar.22, 1670-1. Of Den-
bigh. Matric. 1671; Scholar, 1674; B..\. 1674-5; M.A. 1678.
WYNN, HUGH. Adm. pens, (age 19) at St John's, Mar. 19,
1712-3. S. of Robert, deceased. B. at Bettws Garmon,
Carnarvon. School, Eton. Matric. 1713; LL.B. 1719; LL.D.
1728. Ord. deacon (London) Nov. 20; priest, Dec. 18, 1720.
R. of Dolgelly, Merioneth, in 1724. V. of Llanidan, Anglesey,
1724. R. of Llanbedr-Dyflryn-Clwyd, Denbigh, 1730. V. of
Llanrhaiadr, 1734. Preb. of Salisbury, 1737. Preb. of
St Paul's, 1750-4. Died Oct. 13, 1754. Admon., P.C.C.
(G. Mag.; L. Mag.; Lambeth Aa Bk;T.C. Dale.)
WYNNE, HUMPHREY. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1631; scholar from Westminster.
WYNN, JAMES. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, Mar. 4,
1670-1. S. of Maurice, deceased, of Denbigh. B. there.
School, Wrexham (Mr Lewis). Matric. 1671; B..K. 1674-5;
M.A. 1678. Ord. priest (London) Dec. 22, 1678. R. of
Troston, Suffolk, 1683. Perhaps brother of Peter (1658-9)
and Edward (1663).
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Wynn, John
WINN, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse, Easter, 1624.
Of Hertfordshire. B.A. 1625-6; M.A. 1629. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) Sept. 20, 1629. One of these names C. of Paulers-
pury, Northants.; buried there Mar. i, 1657-8.
WYNNE, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Jesi's, .Mar. 7, 163&-7. Of
Anslcsev. Probably s. of John, of Boddwyrd. Matric. 1637.
One of these names adm. at the Inner Temple, 1639; s. and
h. of Edward {sic), deceased; of Boddwyrd, Anglesey.
Probably brother of Edward (1636-7).
WINNE, JOHN. Adra. pens, (age 15) at St John's, Apr. 7, 1647.
S. of Morsian (1614), D.D., of Brasted, Kent. B. there.
School, Westminster. Matric. 1647; B.A. 1650-1.
WYNNE, JOHN. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 15 {sic)) at St John's,
Apr. 12, 1649. S. and h. of William, Esq., o.' Melai, near
Abergale, Denbigh (Sheriff of Denbigh in 1637, and a
colonel in the service of Charles I). B. there. School, Overton,
Flintshire (Mr Challoner). Matric. 1649. Probably adm. at
the Inner Temple, 1658; as of Garthconan, Denbigh. Called
to the Bar, 1663. P.encher, 1682. M.P. for Denbigh, 1669.
Of Melai, and of Maenan Abbey, Carnarvon, Esq. Married
Dorothy, dau. of Owen Salnsbury, of Rhug, Co. Merioneth.
Died Feb. 22, 1688, aged 58. Probably brother of Owen
(1654); father ot William (1679). {Arch. Catnbr., 3rd S.,
XV. 108; Burke, L.G., where he is said to be the only son of
William.)
WYNN, JOHN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1649.
Perhaps mistake for Thomas (1649), whom see.
WYNN, JOHN. Adra. pens, (age 17) at St John's, Mar. i, 1655-6.
S. of William, deceased, of I.lanllechid, Camar\'on. B. there.
Probably adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 26, 1655-6. Perhaps
brother of William (1659).
WYNNE, JOHN. Scholar of Trinity Hail, Au?. 2, 1660.
Matric. 1660; LL.B. 1665. V. of Hemingford Grey, Hunts.,
1674-87 (patron. Trinity Hall); 'Gwynn or Wynn.' Died
1687.
WYNNE, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Clare, Apr. 22, 1665. Matric.
1665; li.A. 1668-9; M..\. 1672. Ord. deacon (Ely) Sept. 24,
1670; priest (London) June, 1671. Chaplain to Countess of
Peterborough. Probably V. of Bo.vted, Essex, 1675-84.
R. of Hurst, Kent, 1683-4.
WYNNE, JOHN. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 18) at St John's, June 9,
1679. S. 01 Robert (? 1633), Esq. B. in Anglesey. School,
Conway (Mr Roberts). Matric. 1679.
WYNNE, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Magdalenk, Mar. 27,
168S. S. of Ellis, gent. B. at Ruthin, Denbigh. School,
Ruthin. Matric. 1688; B.A. 1691-2; M.A. 1705. Fellow,
1693.
WINN, JOHN. Adm. sirar (age 16) at Christ's, Apr. 6, 1695.
S. of Francis. B. at Bishop's Stortford, Herts. School,
Stortford (Mr Tooke). Matric. 1695; Scholar, 1695-6; B.A.
1698-9. Ord. deacon (London) May; priest (Norwich) Sept.
19, 1708. V. of Boughton Aluph, Kent, 1708-28. Died
Oct. 20, 1728, aged 50. Buried at Boughton Aluph. [Peile,
II. 133; H. G. Harrison.)
WYNNE, JOHN. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Queens', June 17. 1720.
01 Carnarvon. Probably s. and h. of Sir Thomas, of Bodvean,
Carnarvon, Bart. B. 1701. Sheriff of Carnarvon, 1732-3.
M.P. for Co. Carnarvon, 1740-1, 1754-61; for Denbigh,
1742-7; for Carnarvon, 1761-8. Succeeded his father as 2nd
Bart., Apr. 13, 1749. Surveyor of the King's mines in Wales.
Married Jane, dau. of John Wynne, of Melai, Denbigh.
Died Feb. 16, 1773. Buried at Bodvean. {G.E.C., v. 88.)
WYNN, JOHN. Adm. pens, at St John's, June 26, 1740. S.
of Robert, of Ruthin, Denbigh. M.A. from St John's, 1740.
Matric. (Jesus College, Oxford) Mar. 22, 1726-7, age 18;
B.A. (Oxford) 1730. {A I. Oxon.)
WYNNE, JOHN. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1740. S. and h. of
Sir George, of Lees Wood, Flintshire, Bart, [according to
Afastets]. Posi-ibly this should read, s. and h. of Sir John,
2nd Bart. If so, succeeded his father as 3rd Bart., Nov. n,
1764. Living unmarried, 1771. Died s.p.m., presumably
before Mar. 14, 1793. {O.E.C., v. 70.)
WHYNNE or WHINN, MATTHEW. Adm. sizar (age 18) at
St John's, Jan. 30, 1629-30. S. of Matthew, tailor, of
Cambridge. Matric. 1629-30; B.A. 1633-4; M.A. 1637.
University Registrary, 1645. University printer, 1669.
Died c. 1683.
WYNN, MAURICE. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1624;
B.A. 1628-g.
WYNNE, MAURICE. Adm. pens, (age 19) at St John's, Nov. 14,
1636. S. of Koberl, gent., of l.langvnhafal, Denbigh. B.
there. School, St .Asaph (Mr Evans). M.A. 164 1-2 (Li/. /?<-g.).
Died before May 11, 1667. Perhaps father of Peter (1658-9),
James (1670-1) and Edward (1663).
WvNN, Robert
WYNNE, MORGAN. M.A. 1614 (Inrorp. from Oxford). Of Co.
Denbigh, gent. S. of William, ol .Melai. Maine. fUniversity
College. Oxford) Oct. 11, 1605, age 20; B.A. (Oxford) 1609;
M.A. 1612-3; B.D. 1620; D.D. 1634. Fellow of .Ml Souls,
Oxford. R. of Stilton, Hunts., 1623-5. Canon of Lincoln,
1623. R. of Simondsbury, Doriet, 1623-4; of Cranford St
John, Northants., 1625; of Brasted, Kent, 1625-39. Arch-
deacon of Lincoln. 1627. R. of Scotter, Linc-s., 1640-4.
Died 1644. Buried at Scotter. Will (P.C.C.) 1648. Father
of John (1647). {Al. Oxon.; Musgrave; Burke, L.G.)
WYNN, OWEN. Adm. pens, (ase 16) al St John's. June 15.
1654. S. of William, decease<I, of Llanv.-tir. Denbigh. B.
there. School. Kinnerlcy (Mr Paine). Matric. 1654; LL.D.
1682 {Cow. Reg.). Perhaps migrated to Jesus College,
Oxford, Oct. 12, 1654. Adm. ai Lincoln's Inn. Nov. 21,
1657. Called to the Bar, 1664. Bencher, 1683. fv-rieant-at-
law, 1684. Chief Justice of North Wales. M.P. for New
Radnor, 1685-7. Under-Secretary of Stale. Will (WcM-
minster) 1700. Probably brother ol John (1649). {S'.andQ.,
4th S.. V. 284.)
WYNN. PETER. Adra. sizar (ace 18) at St John's, Jan. 11,
1658-9. S. of Maurice (? 1636), of Llanganbalel. Denbigh.
B. there. School. Ruthin. Matric. 1659. Perhaps brother
of James (1670-1) and Edward (1663).
WYNN, PETER. Adra. sizar at Qveess', June 29, 1700. Of
Yorkshire. Matric. 1700; Ti..\. 1703-4; M.A. 1707. Ord.
deacon (York) Sept. 1704, priest. Sept. 1710. V.of Middleton
in Pickering, Yorks., 1710-6. C. of Snaith, 1711. P.C. of
Snaith, 1716-40. Buried there Oct. 8, 1740. Will, York.
(J. Ch. Smith.)
WHYNN, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1631.
One of these names 's. and h. of Richard, late ol Bangor,
Carmarth. {sic), Esq., deceased'; adm. at Lincoln's Inn,
Jan. 11, 1631-2; probably called to the Bar, 1639.
WYNNE, RICHARD. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 17) at St John's,
June I, 1647. S. of William, Esq., of Wales. B. in Drury
Lane, London. Matric. 1647.
WYNNE, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at Trinity, June 29, 1669.
Possibly M.A. 1675 {LU. Reg.).
WINN, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Christ's, Apr. 26,
1673. S. of Richard. B. in London. School. St Paul's.
Adm. at the Inner Temple, Oct. 3. 1676. Probably M.P. for
Boston, 1698-1719, and Serjeant-at-law, 1710. Of Be<lwell
Park, Herts., and ol Charterhouse Yard, London. Married
and had issue. Died Oct. 26, 1719, aged 64. Buried at
Essenden, Herts. M.I. [Peile, 11. 47; Clutlerbuck, 11. 136;
Musgraie.)
WYNNE, RICHARD. .Adm. pens, (age 19) at Trinity, May 15,
1726. S. of Sir Isaac, of London. School, Charterhouse.
Matric. 1726; Scholar, 1728; B..^. 1729-30; M.A. 1733.
Fellow, 1732. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Dec. 19, 1731; priest,
Dec. 21, 1735. C. of Dean, Beds. R. of Papworth Everard,
Cambs., 1737-55. R. of Rushden, Northants., 1753-88.
R. of Guraley, Leics., 1755-88. Died Jan. 20, 1788, agetl 79.
See Al. Oxon. for a contemporary namesake. [S'icholi, n.
591 ; Canterbury Act Bk, where he occurs .is s. of Sir Richard.)
WYNNE, ROBERT. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 16) at St John's.
Mar. 27, 1633. S.of John, Esq.,of Conwav. B. there. School,
Vaynol, Carnarvon "(private). Matric. 1633. Perhaps father
of John (1679).
WYNN, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Jesi's, Aug. i, 1662. 0(
Yorkshire. Doubtless 3rd s.of Sir George, of NostcU Priory,
Yorks., Bart. M.itric. 1662. Brother of Edmund (1656-7).
{Vis. of Yorks., 1666.)
WINNE, ROBERT. Adm. siz.ir at Jesus, June 27. 1670. Of
Anglesey. Matric. 1670: B.A. 1673-4; M..\. 1677. (.<:/•<■ Al.
Oton. for a contemporary n.imesake, also D. R. Thomas, 1.
255.) Probably brother of William (1681).
WYNN, ROBERT. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 18) at St John's,
July I, 1673. S.of Hugh, Esq., of Conway. B. there. School,
Wrexham. Matric. 1674.
WYNNE, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at Queens', June j8, 1676.
Of Merioneth. Matric. 1676; B.A. 1679-80.
WYNNE, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Queens'. Mar. 21, 1686-7;
from Oxford. S. ol Ilenrv, of London, gent. MiKr-'ted to
Emmanuel, Apr. 4, 16S7. Maine. (W.idham Collegr. Oxford)
M.ir. 30. 1683, age 17; B.A. (Oxfonl) 1686-7. Barrisler-al-
law. Inner Temple, 1690. {.41. Oxon.)
WYNN, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age t8) at Macdalkne, Apr. 11,
1741. B. at Dvfrvn. Denliiijh. lVrl).ips migrated to Oxford;
if so, s. of Rolnrt. of Henll.in. I>nl.igh. Murir. (J«-su»
Colleee. Oxfonl) July 14. I74>. •">«<■ i" High Sherifl o(
Denbigh, 1769. Of G.irlhewiii. Denbigh. Died July 25, 1798,
aged 6}. {Al. OxoH.; Burke, L.C.)
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Wynn, Rowland
WYNN, ROWLAND. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, June 24,
1674. S. of William, gent., of Llanbeblig, Carnarvon. B.
there. School, Wrexham.
WINN, Sir ROWLAND. Adm. nobleman (age 19) at Magdalene,
May 27, 1694. S. and h. of Sir Edmund (1656-7), Bart.,
deceased. B. at Huntwich, Yorks. Bapt. July i, 1673, at
Wragby. Matric. 1695. Succeeded his father as 3rd Bart.,
Aug. 1694. Of Nostell Priory, Yorks., and of Thornton
Curtis, Lines. Married Loetitia, dau. of WUliam Harbord,
of Grafton Park, Northants., Sept. 21, 1703. Buried Mar. 6,
1721-2, at Wragby. (G.E.C., in. 132.)
WYN, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Queens', Michs. 1581.
Of Huntingdonshire. B.A. 1584-5. WiU proved (V.C.C.) 1588.
WHIN, THOMAS. M.A. 1615 (on King's visit).
WYNNE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, June 29,
1649. S. of Richard, gent., of Llanvair. B. in Denbigh.
School, Ruthin (Mr Thehvell). Possibly matric. 1649, as
John; B.A. 1652-3. Fellow, 1653.
WYNNE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Queens', May 27, 1664.
Of Wales. B.A. 1667-8.
WYNNE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Magdalene, Apr.
24, 1686. S. and h. of Robert, Esq. B. at Llanfanan (? Llan-
sannan), Denbigh. School, Chester. Matric. 1687. Adm.
at Gray's Inn, Sept. 22, 1687.
WYNN, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Trinity, Apr. 21,
1694. S. of Robert. B. at Norton, Shropshire. School,
Ne\vport, Shropshire (Mr Samuel Edwards). Matric. 1695;
Scholar, 1697; B.A. 1697-8. Ord. deacon (Lichfield) Sept.
24, 1699; priest (Norwich) Dec. 24, 1705. R. of Combs,
Suffolk, 1711-23. Died there 1723. Father of the next.
WYNNE, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Caius, July 5, 1731.
S. of Thomas (above), late R. of Combs, Suffolk. B. there.
Schools, Stowmarket (private) and Bury. Scholar, 1731-5;
Matric. 1732; B.A. 1734-5. Ord. deacon (Norwich) June i,
1735. R. of Creeting All Saints' and St Olaves, 1743-75.
Married at Wordwell, Sufiolk, to Sarah Pitches, of Bury,
Nov. 26, 1742. Died at Ipswich, July 11, 1775. Admon.
(Sudbury Archd.) to son William. (Venn, 11. 34.)
WYNN, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1583.
WYNN, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Queens', May 20, 1584. Of
Yorkshire.
WYNN, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 15) at St John's, July 5,
1659. S. of William, of 'Lanthle' (? NantUe), Carnarvon.
B. there. School, Newport (Mr Chaloner). Matric. 1659;
B.A. 1662-3; M.A. 1666. Perhaps brother of John (1655-6).
WYNNE, WILLIAM. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 16) at St John's,
June 20, 1679. S. and h. of John (1649), Esq. B. Jan. 10,
1660, at Mellay (Melai) in Llanvair parish, Denbigh. Matric.
1679; M.A. 1682 (Com. Reg.). Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Feb. 9,
1679-80. Called to the Bar, 1686. Succeeded his father at
Melai, and at Maenan Abbey, Carnarvon, 1688. Married
Margaret, dau. of Hugh-Lloyd Rosendsile, of Segroyt,
Denbigh. Died Feb. 18, 1692. (Burke, L.G.; N. and Q., 4th
S., V. 28d.)
WYNNE, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Jesus, July 4, r68i. Of
Anglesey. Matric. 1681; Scholar, 1684; B.A. 1684-5. Prob-
ably brother of Robert (1670).
WYNNE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Trinity Hall, May 10,
1746. S. of John, Bishop of Bath and Wells. Matric. 1747;
Scholar, 1747; LL.B. 1752; LL.D. 1757. Fellow, 1755-1803;
Master, 1803-15. Vicar-General of Canterbury, c. 1752.
Adm. Advocate, Court of Arches, Oct. 29, 1757. King's
Advocate-General, 1778. Knighted, Sept. 24, 1788. Dean
of the Arches, 1788-1809. Judge of the Prerogative Court
of Canterbury, 1788-1809. P.C, 1789. A Lord of the
Treasury, 1790. Died 1815. Admon. (P.C.C.) Feb. 1816.
(H. B. Swanzy; Trinity Hall Coll. Hist., 213.)
WYNNE, . M.A. 1488.
WYNNES, WILLIAM. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1450. Of Shrewsbury.
WYNNYFFE or WENYEVE, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 18)
at St John's, Sept. 17, 1716. S. and h. of George (?i675),
lawyer, of Suffolk. B. in France. School, Bury St Edmunds.
B.A. 1720-1; M.A. 1724. Fellow, 1725-32. Ord. deacon
(London) Mar. i, 1723-4; priest (Lincoln) Sept. 19, 1725.
V. of Stetchworth, Cambs., 1727-33. R. of Brettenham,
Suffolk, 1733-9. R- of Chellesworth, 1739-54. Married,
Feb. 17, 1731, Christiana, dau. of John Wenyeve. Died
July 24, 1754, aged 56. Buried at Brettenham. (Scott-
Mayor, III. 307.)
WYNNYFFE, GEORGE. Adm. (age 17) at Caius, Mar. 3, 1562-3.
S. of Thomas, of Brettenham, Suffolk. School, Bury St
Edmunds. Matric. 1563; B.A. 1565-6; Wenyffe. Resided
at Brettenham. Died Nov. 19, 1619. Buried at Brettenham.
Will proved (Bury) Mar. 3, 1619-20. (Venn, 1. 51.)
Wythypoll, Edward
WINNEVE, GEORGE. Adm. pens, at Trinity, May 3, 1644.
Doubtless s. of Edward, of Brettenham, Suffolk. Adm. at
Lincoln's Inn, Nov. 19, 1646. Knighted, May 8, 1663. M.P.
for Sudbury, 1685. Married Christian, dau. of Dudley,
Lord North. Died May 26, 1706, aged 80. M.I. at Bretten-
ham. Father of the next. (Bury School, S.H.A.H.; Le Neve,
Mon., II. 111; Le Neve, Knts., 168.)
WENYEVE, GEORGE. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Apr. 12, 1675.
Doubtless s. of Sir George (above). Perhaps father of Edward
(1716).
WYNNYFFE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
1567.
WINNIFFE, THOMAS. D.D. 1628 (Incorp. from Oxford). Of
Dorset. S. ot John. B. at Sherborne, 1576. Matric. (Exeter
College, Oxford) Feb. 22, 1593-4, age 18; B.A. (Oxford)
1598; M.A. 1601; B.D. 1610; D.D. 1619. Fellow of Exeter
College, Oxford, 1595-1609. R. of Lamboume, Essex, 1608-
42. R. of Willingale Doe, 1608-42. Dean of Gloucester,
1624-31. Preb. of St Paul's, 1625. Chaplain to the King.
Dean of St Paul's, 1631-54. Bishop of Lincoln, 1642-54.
Esteemed a Puritan, but suHered in common with the rest
of his order. Died unmarried, Sept. 19, 1654. Buried at
Lamboume. Will, P.C.C. (D.N.B.; Al. Oxon.; Hutchins,
IV. 211.)
WINNIFFE, . Resident pens, at Jesus, 1599-1600.
WYRPJ^L, see WORRALL.
WYSSE, see WISE.
WYTHE, see also WITHERS.
WYTHE, EDMUND. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1622. School, Charterhouse (exhibitioner); as Wyffe.
B.A. 1625-6; M.A. 1628. Ord. deacon and priest (Norwich)
Jan. 4, 1628-9. V. of Binham, Norfolk, in 1662. Will
proved (Norwich) Mar. 31, 1667-8. (Al. Carthus., i.)
WYTHE, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, Apr. 15, 1662.
S. of John, gent., of Sandcroft, Suffolk. B. at Starston,
Norfolk. Schools, Pulham St Mary (Mr Francis) and Starston
(private). Matric. 1662; Scholar, 1662-7; B.A. 1665-6;
M.A. 1669. Ord. deacon (Norwich) May 29; 'C. of Homers-
field, Suffolk'; priest, June 18, 1670; 'C. of Howe, Norfolk.'
V. of Flixton, 1674. Died Jime 25, 1690, aged 47. M.I. at
Sandcroft. Will (Norwich C.C.) i6go; clerk, of Sandcroft.
(Venn, i. 416.)
WITH, PHILIP. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1664. Of Norfolk.
Perhaps s. of Richard (? 1622), of Brockdish [or possibly of
Edmund (1622)]. Matric. 1665; B..^. 1668-9. Perhaps
brother of Richard (1655).
WYTHE, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Caius, May 18,
1614. S. of Richard, weaver. B. at Norwich. School,
Norwich. Matric. 1613; 'Whyte'; Scholar, 1614-20; B.A.
1617-8; M.A. 1621. Ord. priest (Norwich) Mar. 17, 1621-2.
C. of Cossey, and of Horsham St Faith, Norfolk, 1627-36.
(Venn, i. 225.)
WITHE, RICHARD. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 15) at Peterhouse.
Matric. 1622. Probably of Brockdish, Norfolk. Died Sept. 6,
1671, aged 64. Buried at Brockdish. M.I. Probably father
of the next and perhaps of Philip (1664). (T. A. Walker, 24;
Blomefield, v. 329.)
WYTHE or WITHES, RICHARD. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Jesus,
Apr. 5, 1655. Of Norfolk. Probably s. of Richard (above).
Perhaps brother of Philip (1664).
WYTHES, ROBERT. B.A. from Christ's, 1584-5; M.A. 1588;
'Wise.' One of these names, 'of Droitwich,' adm. at the
Inner Temple, June 19, 1586.
WYTHES, SAMPSON. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs. 1608;
B.A. 1610-1; M.A. 1614.
WITHE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1605.
(Perhaps matric. again Easter, 1606.) B.A. 1608-9; M.A.
1612; D.D. 1630. R. of Postwick, Norfolk, 1613. R. of
Shipdham, 1614.
WYTHYPOLL, BARTHOLOMEW. Matric. pens, from Gon-
ville Hall, Easter, 1554. 3rd s. of Edmund, of Ipswich,
Suffolk. Died during his father's lifetime. He and his brother
Daniel are mentioned in Gabriel Harvey's Letter-book.
[Camden Soc, 1884, 57.] Brother of Daniel (1554), Edward
(1554) and Paul (i554)- (Venn, i. 37.)
WITHERPOOL, BENJAMIN. Matric. pens, from Trinity,
Easter, 1575.
WYTHYPOLL, DANIEL. Matric. pens, from Gonville Hall,
Easter, 1554 (impubes). 5th s. of Edmund, of Ipswich,
Suffolk. Scholar; B.A. 1559-60; M.A. 1563. Fellow of
St John's, 1560. Dieds.^. Brotherof Bartholomew(i554),etc.
WYTHYPOLL, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Gonville Hall,
Easter, 1554 (impubes). 4th s. of Edmund, of Ipswich,
Sufiolk. Adm. at Gray's Inn, 1553. Of Ipswich, Esq.
Married Elizabeth, dau. of Sir John Brewsse, Knt., of
Wenham. Brother of Bartholomew (1554), etc. (Fe«n, i. 37.)
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Wythypoll, Paul
WYTHYPOLL, PAUL. Matric. pens, from Gonville Hall,
Easter, 1554. S. and h. of Edmund, of Ipswich, Suffolk,
Esq. Adm. at Gray's Inn, 1555. Of Rendlesham, Suffolk,
Esq. Married Dorothy, dau. of Thomas, Lord Wentworth.
Buried at St Margaret's, Ipswich, Dec. 9, 1577. Brother of
Bartholomew (1554), etc. {Venn, i. 37.)
WITHIPOLL, PETER. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Michs.
1564; LL.B. from Trinity Hall, 1572-3. Fellow of Trinity
Hall, 1572-C. 82. Commissary of the Bishop of Norwich,
1580-6. {Cooper, II. 13.)
WYTHORS, see also WITHERS.
WYTHORS, JOHN. Scholar at King's Hall; adm. Nov. 21,
1354. S. of Walter. Died Apr. 30, 1357.
WYTWOOD, . Scholar of Gonville Hall, 1543. Perhaps
Otwell Wytwood, R. of Wilby, Norfolk, 1563-86, and of
Eccles, 1567-86. Died 1586.
WYVELL, CHRISTOPHER. LL.B. from Trinity Hall, 1589.
S. and h. of Sampson, of Walworth, Durham. LL.D. 16x5.
Fellow, 1591-1616. Incorp. at Oxford, 1598. Of Saflron
Walden, Essex. Married Margery, dau. of William Brockett,
of Windhill, Herts., and widow of Samuel Cage, of Saffron
Walden, Essex. Buried at Saffron Walden, Oct. 12, 1632.
{Surtees, ni. 263; Al. Oxon.)
WYVILL, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Trinity,
Michs. 1631. S. and h. of Sir Marmaduke (1607), of Constable
Burton, Yorks., Knt. and Bart. Bapt. Dec. 6, 1614, at
Wychffe. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Oct. 14, 1633. Succeeded as
3rd Bart., c. 1648. M!P. for Richmond, Yorks., 1659, 1660.
Married Ursula, dau. of Conyers(Darcy), Earlof Holdemesse.
Probably author of Certaine serious Thoughts..., a rare
volume of verse. Buried Feb. 8, 1680-1, at Masham. Brother
of Henry (1647), father of the next, and of Marmaduke (1653),
Francis (1662) and William (1660). {G.E.C., i. 103; Vis. of
Yorks., i66s;D.N.B.)
WYVIL, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. pens, at Trinity, June 26,
1668. 7th s. of Sir Christopher (above), of Constable Burton,
Yorks., Bart. School, Bury St Edmunds. Matric. 1669;
Scholar, 1671; B.A. 1671-2; M.A. 1675; D.D. 1691. Fellow,
1674. Incorp. at Oxford, 1679. Ord. deacon (Ely) May,
1675; priest (London) Feb. 24, 1677-8. Dean of Ripon,
1686-92. Canon of York, 1700-10. Married, at Durham
Cathedral, Apr. 15, 1689, Margaret, dau. of John Brabant,
and widow of Evers Markendale, of Old Park. Author,
Sermons. Died Jan. 1710-1, aged 59. Buried at Ripon. M.I.
Brother of Francis (1662), Marmaduke (1653) and William
(1660). {Vis. of Yorks., 1665; H. M. Wood; Al. Oxon.)
WYVELL, FRANCIS. Adm. at King's (age 17) a scholar from
Eton, 1597. S. of Sir Marmaduke, Knt., of Constable Burton,
North Riding of Yorkshire. Matric. c. 1597; B.A. 1601-2;
M.A. 1605: B.D. 1615. Fellow, 1600-16. R. of Spennithome,
Yorks., 1615-49. R.of Thornton Watlass, 1618-26. Married
Helen, dau. of Thomas Horton, of Bumby, Yorks. Died
1649. Brother of Thomas (1593) and William (1598). {Vis.
of Surrey, 1623; Burke, Ext. Bart.; Surtees Soc, 36.)
WYVILL, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's, June 27,
1662. 5th s. of Sir Christopher (1631), of Constable Burton,
Yorks., Bart. B. there. School, Newark (Mr Leeds). Re-
ceiver of the land-tax for Yorks., etc. Married Anne, dau. of
Sir William Cayley, Bart., of Brompton, Yorks. Died Oct. 22,
1717, aged 71. Buried at St Michael-le-Belfrey, York. Will,
York. Brother of Christopher (1668), etc. {Peile, i. 599;
Vis. of Yorks., 1665.)
WHIVELL, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1586. Perhaps s. of William, of Osgodby, Yorks. B. c. 1570.
Perhaps adm. at Lincoln's Inn, May 20, 1590; of Yorks.; of
Staple Inn. Buried at Kirkby Misperton. Will proved (York)
Dec. II, 1597. {Vis. of Yorks., 1584; J. Parker.)
WYVILL, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's, Feb. 14,
1647-8. 6th s. of Sir Marmaduke (1607), of Constable Burton,
Richmonds. B. there. School, Ripon (Mr Palmes). Matric.
1647-8; B.A. 1651-2; M.D. from King's, 1662. Fellow, 1652-
5. Hon. Fell. R.C.P., 1664. Brother of Christopher (1631).
{Peile, I. 517; Vis. of Yorks., 1665.)
WYVILL, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Trinity, May 24, 1698.
3rd s. of Sir William {1660), Bart., of Constable Burton Hall,
Yorks. School, Eton. Matric. 1698; Scholar, 1701; B.A.
1701-2; M.A. 1705. Fellow, 1704." Ord. deacon (London)
Aug. 5; priest, Sept. 18, 1709. Chaplain to Dr John Robinson,
H.M. Envoy to Sweden. R. of Orsett, Essex, 1714. Canon
of St Paul's, 1714. R. of Fulham, Middlesex, 1714 (for a
few months). Perhaps R. of Gilston, Herts., 1714. Died
Wyvil, William
unmarried, June 21, 1717. Brother of Marmaduke (1682).
(Whitaker, Richmonds., i. 322; Genealoeisl, xxil. 2W: N.
andQ.,SlhS.,xi. i<)i.) '^'
WYVELL, MARMADUKE. Matric. pens, from Pembroke,
Michs. 1556. Doubtless s. and h. of Christopher, of Constable
Burton, Yorks. B. 1540. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Oct. 27,
1560. M. P. for Richmond, 1584-5, 1597-8. Knighted,
June 8, 1603. Created Bart., Nov. 25, 161 1. Married .Mag-
dalen, dau. of Sir Christopher Danby, of Thorpe Piac and
Famley, Yorks. Died Jan. 9, 1616-7. Buried at Masham.
M.I. Will proved (York) Mar. 12, 161&-7. Perhaps brother
of Richard (1564-5) and Robert (1564-5). IG.E.C. i. 103:
Vis. of Yorks., 1665; J. Parker.) ' ^ * '' ^ ■^•' '°^'
WYVELL, MARMADUKE. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Kino's,
Easter, 1607. Doubtless s. and h. of Christopher, oi Constable
Burton, Yorks., Esq., and grandson of Marmaduke (above).
Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, June 4, 161 1. Knighted, Apr. 19,
1617. Succeeded as 2nd Bart., Jan. 9, 1617-8. Sheriff of
Yorks., 1634. A distinguished Royalist; suffered great loss
in the Royal cause. Married Isabella, dau. of Sir William
Gascoigne. Died c. 1648. Father of Christopher (i6^i)
(Kis. 0/ Yo/-*s., 1665; G.E.C., I. 103.)
WYVELL, MARMADUKE. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Trinity,
Easter, 1626. 2nd s. of Marmaduke, of Croydon, Surrey.
B. c. 1611. Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1628. Died at
Croydon, Jan. 2, 1678, aged 69. M.I. at Croydon. (Whitaker,
Richmonds., i. 322; Manning and Bray, 11. 548.)
WYVILL or WIVELL, MARMADUKE. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 16)
at Christ's, May 11, 1653. S. and h. of Sir Christopher
(1631), Bart., of Constable Burton, Yorks. B. at Swillington,
Yorks. School, Ripon (Mr Palmes). Adm. at Gray's Inn,
May 23, 1653. Died unmarried and during his father's life.
Will (P.C.C.) 1679; of Little Broughton, Yorks. Brother of
Chnstopher (1668), etc. (Pt-i/*, i. 553; VU. of Yorks., 1665.)
WYVILL, MARMADUKE. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Trinity, Nov.
21, 1682. S. and h. of Sir VVilham (1660), 4th Bart. School,
Bury, Suffolk. Succeeded as 5th Bart., c. 1684. .M.P. for
Richmond, 1695-8. A Commissioner of the Salt Duties and
a Commissioner of the Excise, 1702-10. Married Henrietta-
Maria, dau. of Sir Thomas Yarburgh, of Balne HaU and
Snaith. Died Nov. 2, 1722. Buried at St Andrew's, Holbom,
London. {G.E.C., i. 103.)
WYVELL, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Lent,
1564-5. Probably2nd s.of Christopher, of Constable Burton,
Yorks. (whose will, 1577). Probably died yoimg. Doubtless
brother of the next and perhaps of Marmaduke (1556).
{Genealogist, xxii. 234.)
WYVELL, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Lent, 1564-5.
Probably 3rd s. of Christopher, of Constable Burton, Yorks.
Married Ehzabeth, dau. of John Layton, of West Layton.
Brother of Richard (above) and probably father of Solomon
(1601). {Genealogist, xxii. 234.)
WYVELL, SAMUEL. Matric. pens, from Michael House.
Michs. 1544.
WYVILL, SOLOMON. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs.
i6oi. Probably s. of Robert (1564-5), of West Layton.
Yorks. (J. Parker.)
WIVELL, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity Hall, c.
1593. Doubtless 3rd s. of Marmaduke, of Constable Burtoa,
Yorks.; adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 6, 1592-3. (One of these
names 2nd s. of Sampson, of Walworth, Durham, and brother
of Christopher (1589).) Brother of Francis (1597) and WiUiam
(1598).
WIVELL, THOMAS. .•\dm. pens, at Emmanuel, Easter, 1628;
Matric. 1628; B.A. 1631.
WYVELL, WILLIAM. Adm. at King's (age 15) a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 25, 1598. Doubtless 7th s. of Sir Marmaduke,
Bart., cf Constable Burton, Yorks. Matric. 1598; B..\.
1601-2. FeUow, 1601-3. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Feb. 9,
1603-4; of Yorks. Called to the Bar, 1611. Probably
Councillor of York, in 1614. Married .-Mice, dau. of James
Bcckwith. Brother of Francis (1597) and Thomas (c. 1593).
(Whit.iker, Richmonds., i. 322; Harxrood.)
WYVIL, WILLIAM. Adm. FcU.-Com. at Trinity, Apr. 6, 1660.
Doubtless 4th s. of Sir Christoptior( 1631), H.irf.,of Const.iMe
Burton, Yorks. B. c. 1645. Succeeded his father .is 4lh
Bart., Feb. 8, 1680-1. Married .\nne, dau. of James Brvnikcs,
of EUingthorpe, Yorks. Died c. 1684. Father of Marmaduke
(1682) and John (1698). (Vis. of Yorks., ibty.G.E.C, 1. 103.)
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Yalden, Henry Wade
Yarburgh, Thomas
Y
YALDEN, HENRY WADE. Adm. pens, at Queens', Mar. 12,
1738-9. Of Hampshire. Matric. 1740; B. A. 1742-3.
YALE, DAVID. Matric. sizar from Queens', Michs. 1555.
Perhaps s. of David [Lloyd ap Ellis], of Plas-yn-yale,
Denbigh. (But not mentioned in Burke, L.G.) B..-\. 1563-4;
M.A. 1567; LL.D. 1570. Fellow, 1565-81. Proctor, 1575-6.
Adm. advocate, Feb. 3, 1581-2. R. of Llandepla, Denbigh,
1564. V. of High Offley, Staffs., 1572-3. Preb. of St Asaph,
1578. Preb. of Chester, 1582-1608. Probably Chancellor
of the diocese of Chester, 1587- 1608. Buried in Chester
Cathedral. Will (Chester) 1626. Perhaps brother of Thomas
(1513) and father of George (1606). [D. R. Thomas, i. 33;
Le Neve, Fasti, 1. 85, where he occurs as S.T.P., and is said
to have died c. 1613.)
YALE, DAVID. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 18) at Pembroke, Mar. 2,
1718-9. S. of John, late of Newhaven, New England, Esq.,
deceased. Matric. 1718. Adm. at the Inner Temple, Jan. 7,
1718-9.
YALE, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs. 1606.
Of Staffordshire. Perhaps s. of David (1555). B.A. 1609-10;
M..^. 1613. Probably V. of Weaverham. Cheshire, 1614-22.
YALE, HUGH. M.A. 1621 (Incorp. from Oxford). B.A. (Oxford)
1615; 'doctoris fH.'; y\..\. (Oxford) 1620. Fellow of Oriel
College, Oxford. Will proved (Oxford) Dec. 23, 1634.
(Al. Oxon.)
YALE, THOMAS. B.A. 1543-4 (ist in the ordo). 3rd s. of
David (Lloyd ap Ellis), of Pbs-yn-yale, Denbigh. M.A.
1546; LL.D. 1557. Fellow of Queens', 1544-57. Proctor,
1552-3. Commissary of Ely diocese, 1554. Adm. advocate,
1559- Preb. of Lichfield, 1560. R. of Leverington, Cambs.,
1560. R. of Llantrisant, Anglesey, 1561. Chancellor and
Vicar-General to the Archbishop of Canterbury, 1561.
Chancellor of Bangor, 1562-70. Preb. of St .\saph, 1564-78.
Dean ot the ."Arches, 1567-73. Joint- Keeper of the Prerogative
Court of Canterbury, 1571. Married Joanna, dau. of Nicholas
Waleron. Died 1577. Buried in St Gregory's church, near
St Paul's Cathedral. Will (P.C.C). Perhaps brother of
David (1555). {Cooper, i. 379; Burke, L.G.; D.N.B.; D. R.
Thomas, i. 333.)
YALE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Easter, 1572.
YALLAP, CHARLES. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1679. Of
Norfolk. Doubtless s. and h. of Sir Robert, Knt.,of Bow-
thorpe, Norfolk. Matric. 1679. Adm. at Gray's Inn, May 12,
1681. Died at Rotterdam, c. 1736. (A. Gray.)
YALLOP, CHARLES. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, Jan. 19,
1721. Of Beccles, Suffolk. Matric. 1722; B.A. 1724-5.
YANNES, see YEANNES.
YAPP, ABRAHAM. Matric. sizar from St John's, 1686-7. S.
of John. B. at Hilton, Durham. Bapt. Jan. 4, 1668-0, at
Staindrop. School, Durham (Mr Thomas Battersby).
Migrated to Trinity, Aug. 12, 1688, age 20. B.A. 1690-1;
M.A. 1695. Ord. deacon and priest (Durham) Sept 24, 1693.
P.C. of Croxdale, Durham, 1695. P.C. of Witton Gilbert,
1695-1716. Precentor of Durham Cathedral. Minor canon
of Durham, 1695-1716. R. of St Mary on the South Bailey,
Durham, 1698-1700. Deprived as a non-juror, 1716. The
first minister in Newcastle-on-Tyne of a congregation of
non-jurors. Buried in Durham Cathedral, Dec. 23, 1728,
(H. M. Wood; Henry Broxap, Later Non-jurors, 317.)
YARBURGH or YERBURGH, EDMUND. Adm. pens, at Em-
manuel. June 5, 1641- Of Yorkshire. 3rd s. of Edmund, of
Balne Hall. Bapt. June 7. 1627, at Snaith. Matric. 1644;
B.A. 1644-5; M.A. from Jesus, 1648; M.D. if.65 (Lit. Reg.).
Fellow of Jesus, 1646-50, ejected. Practised medicine at
Doncaster. A Royalist. Married Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas
Stanhope, of Hampole, Yorks. Buried at Doncaster, May 19,
1691. M.l. Admon. (York), June 22, 1699. Brother of
Nicholas (1629) and John (1647) and Thomas (1640). (M. H.
Peacjick; G. B. Routledge.)
YARBURGH, EDMUND. Adm. pens, at Jesus, May 29, 1706.
2nd s. of Thomas, of Campsall, Yorks., Esq. Bapt. there,
July 15, 1688. School, Sedbergh [sic). Matric. 1706. Adm.
at Gray's Inn, May 20, 1706. Barrister-at-law. Bencher.
Died unmarried, Feb. 25, 1764, aged 76. Buried at St
George's, Queen's Square, London. Brother of Henry (1708)
and Thom.as {1706). (A. Gray; L. Mag.; Hunter, ii. 466.)
YARBOROUGH, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs.
1564- Probably s. and h. of Edmund, of Lincoln. Adm. at
Lincoln's Inn, Nov. 22, l.')7o. Called to the Bar, 1579.
Bencher, 1590. Serjeant-at-law. Of Welton-by-Louth, and
of Northorpe. Married (i) Helen, dau. of George (? John)
Farmery [or Elenor, dau. of Robert Farmory];(2) Frances, dau.
of Leonard Wray, of Adwick-le-Street, York. Died Julv 31,
1595. Will, P.C.C. (PeiU, i. 88; Lines. Pedigree's, 1122;
Genealogist, vi. 293.)
YARBOROUGH, GEOFFREY. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Mag-
dalene, June 28, 1669. S. of George (next), of Brattleby,
Lines. School, Kclham, Notts. Matric. 1670; B.A. 1672-3.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) May 25, 1673; 'C. of Scamptou.'
Brother of John (1657).
YARBOROUGH, GEORGE. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Sidney,
Aug. 21, 1628. S. of Charles, vintner. B. at Louth, Lines.
Matric. 1629; B.A. 1632-3; M.A. 1636. R. of Scampton,
Lines., in 1657. R. of Brattleby, 1662. Father of Geofirey
(above) and of John (1657).
YARBURGH, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Je.'sus, Nov. i, 1708.
3rd s. of Thomas, of Campsall, Yorks., Esq. Bapt. there,
June 9, 1691. School, Sedbergh (sic). Matric. 1708; B..\.
1712-3; M.A. 1718; D.D. 1728 (Com. Reg.). Fellow, 1716-29.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1723. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June 9;
priest, Oct. 23, 1723. R. of Spennithome, Yorks., i723--<).
R. of Tewin, Herts., 1728-74. Preb. of York, 1750. Died
unmarried, Nov. 28, 1774, aged 83. Buried at Campsall.
Brother of Edmund (1706) and Thomas (1706). {Hunter, 11.
466; .41. Oxon.)
YARBOROW, JAMES. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Jesus, May 25,
1680. S. and h. of Sir Thomas (1653), of Snaith, Yorks.,
Knt. B. 1665. Matric. 1680. Lieut. -Colonel of Horse, and
Aide-de-Camp to the Duke of Marlborough. Of Snaith Hall
and Hesliiigton. Married Anne, dau. of Thomas Hesketh,
of Heslington, Yorks. Buried Mar. 9, 1 730-1, at St Lawrence,
York. M.I. (A. Gray; G. B. Routledge.)
YARBURGH, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Jesus, May 7, 1647. Of
Yorkshire. 4th s. of Edmund, of Snaith, Yorks. Bapt. there,
Apr. 21, 1629. Matric. 1647. Adm. at the Inner Temple,
1652. Buried Feb. 3, 1653-4, aged 24, at St Michael-le-
Belfrey, York. M.I. Brother of Edmund (1641), etc. (Le
Neve, Mon., iv. 26.)
YARBOROUGH, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Caius, Apr. 17,
1657. S. of George (1628), R. of Scampton, Lines. B. there.
Matric. 1657; Scholar, 1657-60; M.B. 1663. Brother of
Geoffrey (1669).
YARBOROUGH, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's,
May 18, 1661. S. of Sir Nicholas (1629), Knt., deceased, of
Balne, near Snaith, Yorks. Bapt. there. May i, 1645.
School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1661; B.A. 1664-5. Brother of
Nicholas (1655) and Thomas (1653).
YARBOROUGH, JOHN. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Christ's, Jan.
29, 1690-1. S. of John. B. at Newark. School, Newark
(MrTwells). Matric. 1691; Scholar, 1693; M.B. 1696. {Peile,
II. 120.)
YERBURGH, NICHOLAS. Adm. FeU.-Com. (age 15) at Sidney,
May 9, 1629. S. and h. of Edmund, Esq., of Yarborough,
Lines. Bapt. Feb. 12, 1612-3, a' Hatfield, Yorks. School,
Snaith. Matric. 1629. Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1632.
J. P. for the West Riding, Yorks., 1641. Knighted. High
Sheriff of Yorks. Of Snaith. Married Faith, dau. of John
Dawnay, of Cowick, Yorks., May 26, 1635. Buried at Snaith,
Aug. 22, 1655. Will, P.C.C. Brother of Edmund (1641), etc.,
father of the next, of John (i66i) and Thomas (1653).
(Le Neve, Knights, 167.)
YARBURGH, NICHOLAS. Adm. pens, at Jesus, Nov. 5, 1655.
Of Yorkshire. 2nd s. of Sir Nicholas (above), of Snaith.
Bapt. Oct. II, 1638. Matric. 1656. Adm. at the Inner
Temple, 1656. Died before Sept. 15, 1665. Brother of John
(1661) and Thomas (1653). (A. Gray; J. Ch. Smith.)
YARBOROUGH, THOMAS. Adm. at King's, a scholar from
Eton, 1445; B.A. 1449; LL.D.
YERBOROUGH, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Pembroke,
Easter, 1568.
YERBURGH, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 1640.
Of Yorkshire. Doubtless 2nd s. of Edmund, of Campsall,
and of Hatfield, Yorks. B. 1624. Of Campsall, Yorks.
Serjeant-at-law. Married (1) Anne, dau. of Thomas Ellis;
(2) Mary, dau. of Thomas Henry Watson, of Haigh Hall,
Yorks. Died 1697. Brother of Edmund (1641), etc. (G. B.
Routledge.)
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Yarburgh, Thomas
YARBURGH, THOMAS. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Jesus, Sept. 26,
1653. Of Yorkshire. S. and h. of Sir Nicholas (1629), Knt.,
of Snaith. B. there, Aug. 19, 1637. Matric. 1654. Adm. at
the Inner Temple, 1655. Knighted, May 8, 1663. Hish
Sheriff of Yorks., 1673. .M. P. for Pontefract, 1685-9. Married
Henrietta Maria, dau. of Colonel Thomas Blague, of Hol-
llnger, Suffolk. Died Jan. 8, 1707-8 {sic) [but will dated
Aug. 29, 1709; proved (York) Apr. 12, 1716]. (A. Gray;
H. M. Wood; M. H. Peacock; J. Ch. Smith.)
YARBURGH, THOMAS. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's,
May 8, 1682. 2nd s. of Sir Thomas (above), Knt. Bapt.
Feb. 26, 1665-6, at Snaith, Yorks. School, Doncaster
(Mr Cotterill). Matric. 1682. Adm. at the Inner Temple,
May 15, 1683. Called to the Bar, 1692. Registrar of Excise.
Of Winthorpe, Lines. Died Dec. 17, 1723.
YARBURGH, THOMAS. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Jesus, May 29,
1706. S. and h. of Thomas, of Campsall, Yorks., Esq. Bapt.
there. May 23, 1687. School, Sedhergh. Matric. 1706. Adm.
at Gray's Inn, May 20, 1706. Of Campsall Hall. Married
Johanna, dau. of Tobias Harvey, of Womersley, Feb. 8,
1718. Died Sept. I, 1772. Buried at Campsall. M.I. Brother
of Edmimd (1706) and Henry (1708). (A. Gray; Hunter,
II. 466.)
YARBROUGH, . Adm. Fell.-Com. at Sidney, May, 1603.
Perhaps Edmund, s. of Francis {1564). If so, of Balne HaU,
Yorks. Married Sarah, dau. of Thomas Wormeley, of
Cusworth and Hatfield, Yorks. Died May 6, 1631. Perhaps
father of Edmund (1641), Nicholas (1629), John (1647) and
Thomas (1640). (Surtees Soc, .xx.wi. 187.)
YARD, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from King's, Easter, 1656.
Doubtless s. and h. of Edward, of Churston Court, Churston
Ferrers, Devon. Succeeded his father, 1658. J.P. and M.P.
for Ashburton, 1685. Married Anne, dau. of Thomas Warre,
of Somerset. Died 1703. Father of the next and brother
of Robert (1659). (B. Williams, West Country Fam.)
YARD, EDWARD. Matric. FeU.-Com. from King's, Easter,
1686. Doubtless s. and h. of Edward (above). M.P. for
Totnes, 1695. Succeeded his father at Churston Court, in
1703. Married Susanna Sparke, widow of Henry Northleigh,
of Peamore. Died 1735. (B. Williams, West Country Fam.)
YARDE, JAMES. M.A. from Emmanuel, 1715. S. of Gilbert,
of King's Stanton, Devon. Bapt. May 18, 1682, at Highweek.
Matric. (Exeter College, Oxford) Mar. 13, 1699-1700, age 16;
B.A. (Oxford) 1703. R. of Puncknoll, Dorset, 1707-40.
Buried there June 26, 1740. {Al. Oxon.; F. S. Hockaday.)
YARDE, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Queens', Michs. 1602;
B.A. 1605-6. Entered Geneva University in 1602.
YARD, ROBERT. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1659. Doubtless s. of Edward, of Churston Ferrers, Devon.
B. at Churston, Devon. Matric. 1661; B.A. 1664-5; M.A.
1668. Fellow, 1663-77. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 19, 1675.
R. of Monxton, Hants., 1676. Died 1712. Brother of Edward
(1656). {Harwood; }. Ch. Smith.)
YARD, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Peterhouse, June
24, 1648. Of Middlesex. School, Charterhouse (e.xhibitioner;
'Yearde'). Matric. 1649; B..A. 1651-2.
YARDAY, THOMAS. B.A. 1526-7.
YARDLEY, ANDREW. Adm. sizar at Jesus, 1616. S. of Andrew,
citizen of London. B. Mar. 17, 1597-8. School, Merchant
Taylors". Matric. 1616; 'Eardley'; R..\. 1619-20. Incorp.
at Oxford, 1620. Buried June 3, 1623, at St Michael's,
Comhill, London. (J. H. R. Yardiey; .41. Oxon.)
YARDLEY, ANDREW. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1659 [doubtless adm. Apr. 13, 1659, as Thomas]. 2nd s. of
John (1629). R. of Cranham, Essex. Of the Middle Temple;
CTlled to the Bar, 1669. Living at Stoke Newington, 1707.
Brother of John (1654-5).
YARDLEY, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Clare, Easter, 1587;
B..A. 1590-1; M.A. 1594. Ord. priest (Peterb.) May 21, 1595.
R. of Redenhall, Norfolk, 1594-5. Admon. May 19, 1596,
to Richard Yardiey, his next-of-kin.
YARDLEY, EDWARD. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's,
July 7, 1714. S. of Robert, linen-draper, and afterwards
leatherseller and citizen of London. B. in London. Bapt.
Apr. 7, 1698, at All Hallows, Lombard Street. School,
Merchant Taylors'. Matric. 1714; B.A. 1717-8; M.A. 1721;
B.D. 1729. Fellow, 1721-33. Ord. deacon (London) June 4,
1721; priest. May 20, 1722. Preacher at Highgate Chapel,
1731. R. (sinecure) of St Florence, Pembroke, 1733. Arch-
deacon of Cardigan, 1739. Treasurer of S. P. C.K. Antiquary.
Died Dec. 26, 1769, aged 71. M.I. at Highgate. Will (P.C.C.)
1770. {.Misr. Gen. et Her., 2nd S., iv. 237; J. Ch. Smith.)
YARDLEY, JOH.W. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Faster, 1629.
S. of Ralph, citizen and apothecary, of London. Bapt.
Feb. 7, 1612, at St Michael's, Comhill. B.A. 1632-3; M.A.
1636. P.C. ol Blackmore, Essex, 1637. Sequestered to
Yates. Francis
Sheering, 1643. Probably R. of Cranham, 1643-62, ejected.
Licensed presbvterian minister at South Weald, 1672. Died
1679. Father of the next and of Andrew (1659). {Davids,
37*>; J. H. R. Yardiey.)
YARDLEY, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Trinity, Mar. 23, 1654-5.
S. of John (above). B. c. 1637-8. School, St Paul's (ex-
hibitioner). Matric. 1656; B.A. 1658-9. Incorp. at O.Tford,
1661. Ada), at Leyden, Sept. 10, 1661; 'Yardelay.' Hon.
Fellow, R.C.P., 1664. Practised at Bishop's Stortford, Herts.
Died there, Oct. 29, 1697. .M.l. at Stortford. Brother of
.Andrew (1659) and father of the next. (Munk, i. 350;
J. H. R. Yardiey; Al. 0.xon.)
YARDLEY, JOHN. Adm. FeU.Cora. (age 15) at Trinity,
June 4, 1698. S.of John (above), M.D.,of Bishop'sStortford,
Herts. School, Bishop's Stortford (VrTookc). Slalric. 1699;
M.B. 1704; M.D. 1709. Practised at Cambridge. Died there
1715-
YARDLEY. EARDLEY or YEARLIE, RANDAL. Matric. pens,
from Christ's, E.aster, 1580. Doubtless 5th s. of William,
of Y.ardley (Eardley), Staffs. B.A. 1583-4: M.A. 15S7; B.D.
1595. Fellow, 1588-1600. Incorp. at Oxford, 1591. V. of
Favershara, Kent, 1599-1605. Died 1605. Will, Canterbury.
{Peile, 1. 159; J. H. R. Yardiey; Al. Oxon.)
YARDLY, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, May 9,
1605. S. of John, gent, deceased, of Weston, Herts. School,
Sandy, Beds. (Mr Andrews). Scholar, 1605-12; B.A. 1608-9;
M..'\. i5i2. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 19; priest, Sept. 20,
1613. C. of Graveley and Chivesfield, Herts., 1614. C. of
Clothall, 1617. R. of Letchworth, 1622-41; the living was
sequestered by the Earl of Manchester, c. 1646; the fifths
were allowed to his wife and children, Sept. 11, 1646. {Venn,
1. 189.)
YARDLEY, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Trinity, May 27, 1636;
scholar from Westminster, 1637. S. of Ashton, of St Martin-
in-the-Ficlds, Westminster, London. Matric. 1636; B.A.
1639-40; M.A. 1643. Fellow, 1640-4, ejected. Incorp. at
Oxford, 1644. V. of Hollingboume, Kent, 1652-60; re-
instituted, 1660. Head Master of King's School, Rocheflcr,
1660-3. R- of Hunton, 1662-82. V. of Hailing, 1663.
Died 1683. (J. H. R. Yardiey; H. G. Harrison; Al. Oxon.)
YARKER, THOMAS. B.A. from Christ's, 1571-2. Possibly of
Leybum, Yorks. Ord. priest (Norwich) May, 1582; R. of
Cockley Cley, Norfolk, 1586.
YARNER, ABRAHAM. Adm. FeU.-Com. at Queens', June 26,
i6g6. Of Ireland. Probably s. of Captain John. Bapt.
June 28, 1682, at St Peter's, Dublin. Matric. 1697. (H. B.
Svvanzy.)
YARNER, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Queens', Michs. 1560;
B..\. 1562-3. Fellow, 1562-5. Ord. priest (Chichester) May
31, 1566. V. of Spexhall, Suffolk, 1581-1609. R. of North
Cove, 1581-95. R. of Sotherton, 1581-96. V. of Willingham
St Mary, 1581-95.
YERNER, . Pens, at Jesus, 1563-4.
YARROW, see also YEROW.
YARROW, HENRY. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1590- Of Ely.
YARWAY, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Peterhouse,
May 17, 1664. Of Bedfordshire. Matric. 1664; Scholar, 1664;
B.A. 1667-8; M.A. 1671 {Lit. Reg.). Ord. de.acon (Lincoln)
July 22, 1668. Perhaps minister ol Kerapston, Beds.;
buried there Nov. 21, 1672. (Genealcg. Bedftrj, 162.)
YARWAYE, WILLIAM. Matric pens, from Christ's. E.aster,
1619. Possibly s. of Thom.as, of Kempston, Beds. Bapt.
there, Oct. 15, 1604. B..\. 1623-4.
YATES, BENJAMIN. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1607.
YATE, BENJAMIN. Adm. sizar (.age 17) at Trinity, M.ar. 30,
1751. S. of William, of Wolverlev, Worcs. School, Wolverley
(Mr Yate). Matric. 1751; SchoU'r, 1754; B.A. 1755- Perhaps
adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Nov. 2, I7t9; called to the Bar, 1754-
Oncof these names of Atherstone, Warws., clerk; will (P.C.C.)
1766. But see Al. Oxon. for a contemporary namesake.
YATE, DANIEL. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, May 5, 1665.
Prob.iblv s. of Job (1610). B. at Rodmarton, Clones.
Matric. 1665; B.A. 1668-9; M..\. 1672. Fellow, 1672.
Died .Mar. 1, 1676-7, aged 28. Buried at Great St Andrew's,
Cambridge. M.I. WiU proved (V.C.C.) 1677. (Le Neve,
Mon., III. 174.)
YATES, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1634;
schol.ir from Westminster; B.A. 1636-7; M.A. 1640. Chap-
l.iin of Trinity, 1642-7; ejected; reinstated, 1661.
YATES, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Christ's, Apr. 5,
16H1. Of KinilM-rton, Salop. S.of William. B. it I'Kjnington,
Salop. Bipt. there, Sept. 14, 1666. Ord. deai-on (Gloucester)
May 30, 1686; priest. May 21. 1687. C. ol Winwick, Lanes.,
16H9. R. of Morcsbv. Cuinlx-rland, 1711-20. V. of White-
haven, 1693-1720. Buricdihcre June 18, 1720. Fathcrofthe
next. (Peit*, 11. 82.)
487
Yates, Francis
YATES, FRANCIS. Adm. pens, at St John's, Mar. 14, 1723-4-
S. of Francis (above), of Whitehaven, Cumberland. Matric.
1724; LL.B. 1724. Matric. (Queen's College, Oxford) July 23,
1717, age 17; B.A. (Oxford) 1721. Ord. deacon (Sodor and
Man) Sept. 25, 1720; priest (York) Dec. 22, 1723. C. of
Distington, 1722. R. of Moresby, Cumberland, 1729-35-
R. of Slaidbume, Yorks., 1735-62. V. of Gargrave, 1737-62.
Buried there Mar. 8, 1762. Father of Lowther (1746)-
{Scott-Mayor, iii. 365; Al. Oxon.; T. C. Dale.)
YATES, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Michs.
1649.
YATES, GEORGE. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Magdalene, July 4.
1657. S. of Richard, late of Biggin, Derbs. School, BakeweU.
B.A. 1661. Perhaps ord. deacon (Lincoln) Dec. 12; priest,
Dec. 13, 1660. Probably P.C. of Ainstable, in 1661; R. of
Croglin, Cumberland, 1664-70. C. of Kirkoswald, 1668-70.
Buried at Croglin, Dec. 16, 1670. (B. Nightingale, 416.)
YATES, HENRY. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, JiUy 4, 1614;
B.\. 1617-8; M.A. 1621. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) May 27;
priest, May 28, 1621. Perhaps his will (P.C.C.) 1660; of
Thundridge, Herts., clerk.
YATES, JOB. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June 28, 1610.
Matric. 1610; Scholar; B.A. 1613-4; M.A. 1617; B.D. 1624.
Fellow, 1617. R. of Rodmarton, Gloucs., 1628-69. 'A
preaching minister' in 1650. Married, at St Mildred's
Poultrv, London, to Emme Hollech, Oct. 23, 1635. Will
(P.C.C!) 1668-9. Probably father of Daniel (1665). (H. G.
Harrison; F. S. Hockaday.)
YATES, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Easter, 1568. One
of these names R. of Worlington, Suffolk, 1571-97-
YATES, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Easter, 1604. Matric.
1604; Scholar; B.A. 1607-8; M.A. 1611; B.D. 1618. Fellow,
1611-6. Licensed to practise medicine, 1629. Perhaps
Master of Dedham School, Essex, 161 1-2. Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) Sept. 4; priest, Sept. 5, 1614. Preacher at St
Andrew's, Norwich, 1616-22. R. of Stiffkey, Norfolk,
1622-58. Married, at Saffron Walden, Essex, May 7, 1616,
to Mary Fening. Author, theological. Died c. 1660.
(D.N.B.)
YATES, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Easter, 1623. Matric.
1623; B.A. 1626-7; M.A. 1630. One of these names V. of
West Ham, Essex, by 1650-5; R. of Cheshunt, 1656; ejected,
c. 1660. (H. Smith.)
YATES, JOHN. M.A. 1625 (Incorp. from Oxford). Of Lincoln-
shire, pleb. Matric. (Christ Church, Oxford) Apr. 19, 1616,
age 17; B.A. (Magdalen College, Oxford) 1618-9; M.A. 1622.
One of these names minister at Mailing, Kent; possibly
father of John (1648).
YATES, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Emmanuel, Michs. 1632;
B.A. from St Catharine's, 1635-6; M.A. 1639. Ord. deacon
(Norwich) Sept. 22, 1639.
YATE, JOHN. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1648. Of Kent.
Possibly s. of John (1625). B.A. 1652.
YATES or YATE, JOHN. M.A. 1650 (Incorp. from Oxford).
Probably s. of Leonard, of Cookham, Oxon., clerk. Matric.
(Christ Church, Oxford) Oct. 26, 1632, age 15; B.A. (Oxford)
1636; M.A. 1639. Perhaps R. of Mongewell, Oxon., 1656.
One of these names R. of Mereworth, Kent, 1672; M.A.;
R. of Crayford, in 1673. (Al. Oxon.-, Lambeth Act Bk;
T. C. Dale.)
YATES, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Clare, May 30, 1650. Matric.
1650; B.A. 1653.
YATES, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June 12, 1675.
Of Salop. Matric. 1675; B.A. 1678-9; M.A. 1682. Perhaps
ord. deacon (Chester) May 29; priest, Dec. 18, 1681. C. of
Lymm, Cheshire, 1681; R. there, 1714-32. A non-juror (see
KettleifelVs Memoirs). Died 1732. Will (Chester) 1732; of
Warburton, clerk. (E. Axon.)
YATES or YATE, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, July 3,
1675. Of Cheshire. Matric. 1677; B.A. 1678-9; M.A. 1682.
YATES, JONAS. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, July 2, 1632.
Of Norfolk. Matric. 1633; B.A. 1635-6; M.A. 1639. Ord.
deacon (Norwich) Dec. 20, 1640; priest, Sept. 25, 1642.
YATES, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, Michs. 1633.
Of Norfolk.
YATES, LAURENCE. Matric. pens, from St John's, Lent,
1564-5; B.A. 1567-8.
YATES, LOWTHER. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, Mar. 21,
1746-7. S. of Francis (1723-4). Of Whitehaven, Cumberland.
Matric. 1747; B.A. 1750-1; M.A. 1754; B.D. 1774; D-D-
1780. (Migrated temporarily to Pembroke, June 28, I750-)
Fellow of St Catharine's. Taxor, 1757. Master, 1779-98.
Vice-Chancellor, 1779-80, 1794-5- Ord. deacon (London)
Yaxley, W.
Dec. 21; priest, Dec. 27, 1755. C. to his father at Gargrave,
Yorks., 1761-2. R. of Carrigaline, Cork, 1779 (vacated the
next year). WiU (P.C.C.) 1798. (H. B. Swanzy; J. Parker.)
YATES, MAGHULL ('MAILE'). Adm. pens, (age 17) at St
John's, Nov. 7, 1732. S. of Joseph, Esq., barrister, of
Stanly House and Peel Hall, Lanes, (and Ellen, dau. of
William Maghull, of Maghull, Lanes.). B. 1715, in Manchester.
School, Stockport, Cheshire. Matric. 1732. Buried at Sefton,
Dec. 6, 1757. (Scott-Mayor, iii. 445.)
YATES, OBADIAH. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, Mar. 2,
1704-5. S. of Obadiah, druggist. B. at Bridlington, Yorks.
School, Beverley (Mr Lambert). Matric. 1705; B.A. 1708-9;
M.A. 1712. Ord. deacon (York) June, 1709; priest (Lincoln,
Litt. dim. from Carlisle) Dec. 24, 1710. R. of Bolton All
Saints', Cumberland, 1710-52. V. of Bromfield. Died June 6,
1765, 'aged 76.'
YATES, OSWALD. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Michs. 1581.
YATES, PETER. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Christ's, Oct. 7, 1633-
S. of Humphrey. B. at Etwall, Derbs. Schools, Dawbery
(?Dalbury) and Repton. Matric. 1634-5: 'Gates'; B.A.
1637-8. Ord. priest (Lincoln) June 5, 1642. R. of Eggington,
Derbs., 1643-80. Died 1680. (Peile, i. 429.)
YATES, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1606.
YATE, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Michs.
161:. B. at Badlesmere, Kent. B.A. 1614; M.A. 1618;
B.D. 1625. Ord. deacon (London) June 15; priest, Sept. i,
1617, age 23. R. of Sible Hedingham, Essex, 1618, resigned
same year. R. of Badlesmere, Kent, 1630.
YATES, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse, Easter,
1579; Scholar, 1579-86; B.A. 1582-3; M.A. 1586. Ord.
deacon and priest (Lincoln) May 11, 1589. Preacher. R. of
Farforth, Lines., 1591-1608. R. of Pickworth, 1598. R. of
Scotton, 1607-27. Buried Apr. 4, 1627, at St Mary's,
Castlegate, York. (M. H. Peacock.)
YATES, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Trinity, July 15, 1637.
School, Charterhouse (exhibitioner).
YATES, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity Hall, Michs.
1640.
YATE, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, Apr. 27, 1706;
from Oxford. S. of John, of Gt Hampden, Bucks. Bapt.
Oct. 9, 1683. Matric. 1706; M.B. 1706. Matric. (Trinity
College, Oxford) Oct. 15, 1700, age 17; B.A. (Oxford) 1704.
Practised medicine at Hitchin, Herts. Buried May 28, 1716,
at Gt Hampden. (Al. Oxon.; J. Ch. Smith.)
YATES, W. Matric. sizar from St Catharine's, Easter, 1559.
YATES, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June 14, 1643.
Of Norfolk. Matric. 1644; B.A. 1646-7.
YAXLEY, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Christ's, Feb. 22,
1631-2. S. of John. B. at Cambridge. School, Perse (Mr
Lovering). Matric. 1632; B.A. 1635-6; M.A. 1639. Ord.
deacon (Peterb.) June 12, 1636; priest, June 4, 1637. R. of
Stibbington, Hunts., 1639-42. R. of Thornhaugh, North-
ants., 1642, sequestered. R. of Conington, Cambs.; resigned,
1647. R. of Kibworth, Leics., 1654-60, ejected. Afterwards
in London, preached near West Smithfield. Said to have
died aged c. 75. Probably his will (P.C.C.) 1687; of St
Andrew's, Holbom, London, clerk; mentions a son John
(? the next). (Peile, i. 417; Nichols, 11. 641; Calamy, 11. 117;
J. Ch. Smith.)
YAXLEY, JOHN. Adm. sizar at Clare, Feb. 7, 1664-5. Of
Cambridge. Perhaps s. of John (above). Matric. 1665;
B.A. 1668-9; M.A. 1676. Ord. deacon (Ely) June 6, 1669.
YAXLEY, RICHARD. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, Oct. 20,
1601. S. of John, gent. B. at Yaxley, Suffolk. Matric. 1601.
Perhaps adm. at the Inner Temple, May 15, 1594. Member
of a recusant family. (Venn, i. 177.)
YAKESLE, ROBERT DE. 'King's scholar' at Cambridge,
1328-9.
YAXLEY, ROBERT. M.A. 1482; M.B. 1486-7; M.D. 1496-7-
Fellow of Clare, 1489. One of the original Fellows of the
R.C.P., 1518. Buried in St Michael's, Comhill. Will (P.C.C.)
1540; 'of St Michael's, Comhill.' (Munk, 1. 32.)
YAXLEY, ROBERT. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Trinity, Mar. 14,
1718-9. S. of Henry, cook of the CoUege. School, Bury,
Suffolk. Matric. 1718-9; B.A. 1722-3. Ord. deacon (Nor-
wich) June, 1723; priest. May, 1724-
YAXLEY, W. Matric. Fell. -Com. from Trinity, Michs. 1561.
Possibly William, s. of William, of Boston, Lines. If so,
condemned for conversion to popery and pardoned, Jan. 28,
1584-5. One William Yaxley, s. and h. of Richard, of
Yaxley, Suffolk. (Lines. Pedigrees, 1126.)
YAXLEY, . D.Civ.L. or D.Can.L. 1498-9.
YAXLEY, . B.A. 1526-7. Possibly Thomas, R. of Alderton,
Northants., 1528-50. Died 1550. (J. P. Dorman.)
Yeannes, Hugh
YAXLEY, . Adm. Fell. -Com. at Peterhouse, 1588-9.
Possibly Henry, s. and h. of William, of Yaxley, Suffolk.
If so, married Frances, dau. of Charles Waldegrave, of
Stannmghall, Suffolk. Of Bowthorpe and Colney, Norfolk,
Esq. A strong papist. Died Mar. 6, 1650. Buried at Colney.
(Suffolk Arch. Proc, xvi.)
YEANNES or YANNES, HUGH. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St
John's, Dec. 27, 1682. S. of WUliam, clerk (? the next). B.
at Needingworth, Hunts. School, Ely (Mr Peachey). Matric.
1683.
YEANNES or YANNES, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 19) at
St John's, Mar. 11, 1653-4. S. of Hugh, drover, of Staley,
Cheshire. B. there. School, Manchester. Matric. 1653-4;
B.A. 1657-8; M.A. 1661. R. of Wentworth, Cambs., 1663-84;
Yannes.
YEARDNER, ROBERT. Adm. pens, at Queen's, July 7, 1599.
Of Suffolk.
YEARWOOD or YERWOOD, HUGH. Ord. priest (Lincohi)
1592; 'B.A. of St John's.' B. at Goostrec, Sandbach,
Cheshire, c. 1554. R. of Turweston, Bucks., 1604.
YEARWOOD, RANDOLPH. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Sept. 2,
1645. Of Cheshire. V. of St Pancras, Kentish Town,
London, 1665-89. Buried there 1689. (H. G. Harrison.)
YEARWORTH, JAMES. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Michs. 1568.
Possibly migrated to Oxford. B.A. (from Exeter College,
Oxford) 1572; Yenvorth. [Al. Oxon.)
YEATMAN, CHARLES. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Emmanuel,
May 8, 1742. S. of Charles, wine merchant, of Sherborne,
Dorset. School, Sherborne. Matric. 1742; B.A. 1745-6;
M.A. 1749; B.D. 1756. Fellow, 1748. Ord. deacon (Ely)
June 5, 1748; priest (Bishop of Chester, at Cambridge)
Oct. 27, 1754. Died Aug. 31, 1770, aged 46. Buried at
Castleton, Dorset. M.I. {Hutchiti':, iv. 206.)
YEAVELYE, ANTHONY. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1605; B.A. 1608-9; M.A. 1612.
YEAVELYE, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from St John's, c. 1594.
Perhaps s. of George, V. of Glossop, Derbs. (1574-1620).
B.A. 1598-9. Ord. deacon (Chester) Sept. 22, 1605.
YEAVELEY, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1614. Perhaps s. of Thomas (? next), of Chapel-en-le-Frith,
Derbs. If so, executor of his father's will, 1624.
YEAVELEY, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1589. Perhaps his will (P.C.C.) 1624; of Chapel-en-le-Frith,
Derbs.; son Robert (? above) executor.
YEVELE, WILLIAM. Scholar at King's Hall; adm. Mar. r,
1376. Ord. acolyte (Ely) May, 1380; priest, June, 1381.
R. of Tythewell, Norfolk. Possibly a kinsman of Henry de
Vevele, master mason and architect, for whom see D.N.B.
YELDARD or ELDER, ARTHUR. Matric. sizar from Clare,
Easter, 1544. B. at Houghton-Strother, Northumberland.
B.A. 1547-8; M.A. from Pembroke, 1552. Incorp. at Oxford,
1561; B.D. (Oxford) 1563; D.D. {do.) 1564-5. Fellow of Pem-
broke, 1550-4. Tutor to Henry and Anthony Denny, with
whom he travelled abroad. One of the original Fellows of
Trinity College, Oxford, 1556. President of Trinity College,
Oxford, 1559-99. Vice-Chancellor of Oxiord University,
1580. R. of Hemingford Abbots, Hunts., 1556-99. R. of
Garsington, Oxon., 1563. V. of Much Waltham, Essex,
1571-4- Left writings in MS. Died Feb. i. 1598-9. Buried
in the chapel of Trinity College, Oxford. Will (Oxford) 1599.
[Al. Oxon.; D.N.B.)
YELLAND, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Lent, 1580-1.
YELLYTON, LEWIS, see YEOLOTON.
YELVERTON, CHARLES. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Caius, Apr.
26, 1590. S. of Humphrey, gent., of Bawsey, Norfolk. Bapt.
June 5, 1575. School, Lynn. Scholar, 1590-7; B.A. 1593-4.
Adm. at the English College at Rome, 1601. Left Rome for
England, May, 1609. A Jesuit, and bore the alias 'Kemp.'
Died at Brussels, 1612. {Venn, 1. 140.)
YELVERTON, CHARLES. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Peterhouse,
Nov. 15, 1591. Doubtless s. of William, of Rougham,
Norfolk, Esq. Matric. c. 1591. Adm. at Gray's Inn, .'\ug. 15,
1594. Gentleman pensioner of Queen Elizabeth. Served
in Ireland under Mountjoy; knighted, July 23, 1603. Died,
1629. Brotherof Edward (1576). {T. A. Walker.)
YELVERTON, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. pens, from Queens',
Michs. 1550. 3rd s. of William, of Rougham, Norfolk.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, 1552. Reader, 1574 and 1583. Treasurer,
1579 and 1585. Scrjeant-at-law, 1589. Counsel for the
University. M.P. for Brackley, 1563. Recorder of North-
ampton, 1568-99. M.P. for Northampton, 1572; for North-
ants., 1593, 1597. Speaker of the House of Commons, 1597.
Queen's Serjeant, 1598. Justice, Q.B., 1602; K.B., 1603.
Purchased the manor of Easton Maudit, Northants., c. 1578.
Married Margaret, dau. of Thomas Catesby, of Whiston,
Yemes, Henry
Northants. Died Oct. 31, 1612. Buried at Easton Maudit
M.I. Admon., P.C.C. Doubtless brother of Henry (1544) and
father of Henry (1581). {D.S.B.; T. P. Dormao; Carthew,
Launditch, 11. 498; Vis. of Norfolk, 1563.)
YELVERTON, CHRISTOPHER. Matric. FeU.-Com. from
Queens', Lent, 1618-9. Of Nortfiamptonshire. S. of Sir
Henry(i58i), of Easton .Maudit, Northants., Knt. Knighted,
May 6, 1623. Created Bart., June 30, 1641. Married Anne,
dau. of Sir William Twisden, Bart., of Koydon Hall, Kent.
Died Dec. 4, 1654-5. M.I. at Easton .Maudit. WiU (P.C.C.)
1655. Doubtless brother of Robert (1618-9). (Le Neve,
A/on., IV. 32; Burke, Ext. Bart.)
YELVERTON, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. nobleman (age 16) at
Trinity, Oct. 20, 1686. 3rd s. of Sir Henry, Bart., of Easton
Maudit, Northants. (and Susanna, Baroness Grey de Ruthin).
B. there.
YELVERTON, EDWARD. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, Sept.
8, 1576. Doubtless 4th s. of William, of Rougham, Norfolk
(by his 2nd wife Jane, dau. of Sir Edward Cockett, Knt., of
Ampton). B.A. 1579-80. Of Appleton, Norfolk, Esq.
Inherited estates at Grimston; received Jesuits there;
imprisoned, 1598. Married Nazareth, dau. of Edmund
Bedingfield, of Oxburgh. Died 1623. Will dated May 7;
proved {Cur. Ep.) Oct. 22, 1623. Brotherof Charles (1591)1
etc. {T. A. Walker; Carthew, 11. 498.)
YELVERTON, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter,
1544, 'Yelderton.' Doubtless s. and h. of William, of Rough-
am, Norfolk. If so, knighted (sic). Of Rougham. Married
Bridget, dau. of Sir William Drury of Hawstead, Suffolk.
Died April 26, 1601. Doubtless brotherof Christopher (1550),
etc., and father of Roger (1580). Carthew, Launditch, 11.
498.)
YELVERTON, HENRY. Matric. Fell.-Com. (age 15) from
Christ's, July, 1581 [said to have studied at Oxford].
S. and h. of Sir Christopher (1550). B. June 29, 1566, at
Easton Maudit. B.A. from Peterhouse, 1584. Perhaps adm.
at Gray's Inn, Jan. 1579-80. Called to the Bar, 1593.
Bencher, 1607. M.P. for Northampton, 1597-8, 1604-11 and
1614. Succeeded his father as Recorder of Northampton,
1599-1623. Solicitor-General, 1613. Knighted, Nov. 8, 1613.
Counsel to the University, 1614-7. Attorney-General, 1617-
20. Justice, C.P., 1625-30. Married Mary, dau. of Robert
Beale, Clerk of the Council. Died Jan. 24, 1629-30. Buried
at Easton Maudit. M.I. Will, P.C.C. Perhaps brother of
Thomas (1581). Father of Christopher (1618-9) and of
Robert (1618-9). (Peile, 1. 163; D.N.B.; J. P. Donnan.)
YELVERTON, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, Nov. 9,
1611; Fell.-Com. May 6, 1612. 2nd s. of William, Esq.
(afterwards Bart.). B. at Edgefield, Norfolk. School, Eton.
Matric. 1611. Adm. at Gray's Inn, Feb. 2, 1611-2. Knighted
(as Henry William), Nov. 5, 1620 [or perhaps Feb. 23, 1617-8;
of Gray's Inn]. Married Alice, dau. of William Barlow,
Bishop of Lincoln. Died s.p. Brother of William (1606).
(Venn, i. 215; Carthew, Launditch, 11. 498.)
YELVERTON, LANCELOT. Matric. sizar from Peterhouse,
Lent, 1557-8. Doubtless 5th s. of WUliam, of Rougham,
Norfolk. V. of Guist, Norfolk, 1564-77. R- of Sculthorpe,
1564. Brother of Christopher (1550), half-brother of Charles
(1591) and Edward (1576). (Carthew, Launditch, 11. 498.)
YELVERTON, ROBERT. Matric. Fell. -Com. from Queens',
Lent, 1618-9. Doubtless s. of Henry (1581). Knighted,
June 12, 1631; servant to the Queen of Bohemia. Doubtless
brother of Christopher (1618 9). (Shaw, A'n/i.)
YELVERTON. ROGER. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter,
1580. Of Norfolk. B.A. 1583-4. Doubtless s. of Henry (1544),
of Sculthorpe, Norfolk, Esq.; adm. at Gray's Inn, Oct. 19,
1586.
YELVERTON, THOMAS. Adm. Fell.-Com. at Christ's, Mar. 31,
1581. Probably s. of Sir Christopher (1550). B. in Middlesex.
Matric.1581. .Adm.at Gray's Inn, Jan. 20, 1579-80- Perhaps
brotherof Henry (1581). (Peile, 1. 163.)
YELVERTON, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Michs. 1569; \i..\. from Pembroke, 1573-4- Perhaps adm.
at Gray's Inn, 1574.
YELVERTON, WILLIAM. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Trisitv,
Easter, 1606. Doubtless s. and h. of William, of Rougham,
Norfolk, Esq. (after^vards Dart.). Mm. at Grays Inn,
Oct. 17, 1608. Succeeded his father as 2nd Bart., Oct. 30,
1631. Married Ursula, dau. of Sir Thomas Richanlson,
Lord Chief Justice. Died July 19, 1648. Brother of Henry
(i6ii). (G.E.C.,\. 146.)
YEMES or YMS, HENRY. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi,
Michs. 1566. Of Norfolk. B.A. 1571-i; M-A. 1575- FcUow,
1573-81.
YEMES, HENRY. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1575- Perhap*
brother of the next.
489
Yemes, Robert
YEMES, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Corpus Chrtsti, Michs.
1575; B.A. 1578-9. Perhaps brother of Henry (above).
YEO, ROGER. Adm. sizar (age 22) at Caius, July 16, 1625.
S. of John, merchant, of Stratton, Cornwall. School
(private). Matric. 1627; B.A. 1627-8; M.A. 1631. (Venn,
I- 273-)
YEO, WILLIAM. B.A. 1639 (Incorp. froni Oxford). S. of George,
of Totncs, Devon, pleb. Matric. (New Inn Hall, Oxford)
Sept. 26, 1634, age 16; B.A. (Oxford) 1637-8; .M.A. from
Emmanuel, 1641. Chaplain in Colonel Gold's Regiment.
Minister of Brighton, Sussex. R. of Newton Abbot, Devon;
ejected, 1662. Died Oct. 1699, aged 82. [Calamy, 11. 53;
J I. Oxon.)
YEOLOTON or YELLYTON, LEWIS. Adm. sizar at Clare,
Easter, 1561; also at St Mary Hall, Oxford. S. of Thomas,
of Braunton, Devon. Migrated to Caius, Jan. 24, 1563-4,
age 20; Scholar in 1564; B.A. from Caius, 1564-5. Ord.
deacon (Ely) Sept. 21, 1570. V. of Oakington, Cambs.,
1570-1610. Buried there Dec. i, 1610. [Venn, i. 52.)
YEOMAN, JOHN. B.A. 1493-4; M.A. 1497; B.D. 1503-4.
Fellow of Queens', 1495-1504. Of Coventry and Lichfield
diocese. Ord. sub-deacon (Ely) Apr. 18, 1495. {Gr. Bk, B.)
YEOMAN, PETER. Adra. sizar (age 21) at Christ's, May 25,
1728. S. of Peter. B. at Horse House, near Coverham,
Yorks., N.R. School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1728; Scholar,
1729; B..\. 1731-2. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) Dec. 19, 1731;
priest, June 4, 1732. C. of All Saints', Hertford. (Peile, n.
217.)
YEOMAN, RICHARD. B.D. 1504 [according to Cooper, 1. 176,
but the B.D. 1504 was John, whom see]. C. of Hadleigh,
Suffolk; 'reputed a devout old man, well read in the
scriptures.' Subsequently accused of heresy and burnt at
Norwich, July 10, 1558, aged 70 (sic).
YEMONS or YEOMANS, SIMON. Adra. pens, at Queens',
Oct. 7, 1622. Of London. Matric. 1623. Migrated to Oxford.
B.A. (Exeter CoUege, O.xford) 1626; M.A. 1631. {Al.Oxon.)
YEOMANSON, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Easter,
1629; B..^. from Trinity, 1632-3; M.A. 1636. Ord. priest
(Peterb.) Mar. 10, 1638-9.
YERBURGH, see YARBURGH.
YERBURY, HENRY. M.D. i66S (Incorp. from Oxford^ S. of
Edward, of Trowbridge, Wilts., gent. Matric. (Magdalen
Hall, Oxford) May 20, 1642, age 14; B.A. (Oxford) 1645-6.
Fellow of Magdalen College, Oxford, 1647-8, ejected. Studied
physic abroad. M.D. (Padua) 1654. Incorp. at Oxford, 1658.
Adra. candidate, R.C.P., June 25, 1659. Restored to his
fellowship at Oxford, 1660. Died Mar. 25, 1686. Buried in
the Chapel of Magdalen CoUege, Oxford. M.I. WiU (V.C.C.)
Oxford. (Munk,\. 2g5\ Al. Oxon.)
YERLEY, RALPH. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1576.
YERLOND, WILLIAM (1525-6), see IRELOND.
YRELONG, . B.D. 1503-4.
YERNEMOUTH, JOHN. FeUow of Trinity Hall. Ord. deacon
(Norwich) Mar. 7; priest. Mar. 11, 1433-4.
YERNER, see YARNER.
YEROW, see also YARROW.
YEROW or YARO, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Sr John's,
Michs. 1552. Of Lincolnshire. B.A. 1555-6; 'Yeare.'
Fellow, 1557. Perhaps ihomas Yarrow; 'M.A.'; ord. priest
(Lincoln) May 3, 1575-6. V. of Newport Pagnall, Bucks.
R. of St Cuthbert, Dunstable, Beds., 1585.
YERWOOD, HUGH, see YEARWOOD.
YETSWARTE, JAMES. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1556.
YEULES or YULES, JAMES. Adra. sizar (age 17) at St John's,
Mar. 18, 1646-7. S. of WiUiam, linen-weaver, of Diss,
Norfolk. B. there. Matric. 1647.
YEWARD, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity, 1598.
YGO, see IGO.
YLTON (?TYLTON), WILLIAM. B.A. 1512-3.
YON, . M.A. 1456.
YORKE, CHARLES. Adm. at Corpus Christi, June 13, 1739.
2nd s. of PhiJip, LL.D. (1753), Lord Chancellor Hardwicke.
B. Dec. 30, 1722, in London. School, Hackney. Matric.
1739; M-A. 1749- Adm. at the Middle Temple, Dec. i, 1735.
Migrated to Lincoln's Inn, Oct. 23, 1742. Called to the Bar,
1746- Bencher, 1754. Joint Clerk of the Crown in Chancery,
1747. M.P. for Reigate, 1747-68; for Cambridge University,
1768. F.R.S., 1750. K.C., 1754. SoUcitor-General, 1756-61.
YoRKE, Nathaniel
University Counsel, 1757-67. Attorney-General, 1762-3 and
1765-7. Lord Chancellor, and P.C., 1770. Recorder of
Dover and Gloucester, 1764. Married (i) Catherine, dau. of
William Freeman, of .Aspeden. Herts.; (2) Agneta, dau. of
Henry Johnstone, of Gt Berkhampstead, Herts. Drafted
the constitution for the province of Quebec. An Italian
scholar. Author, poetical. Died Jan. 20, 1770. Buried at
Wimpole, Cambs. Brother of John (1746), James (1748) and
Philip (1737). (D.N.B.; Cussans, i. 44.)
YORKE, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Peterhouse, Easter,
1568. 5th s. of Sir John, of Gowthwaite, Yorks. (and Lord
Mayor of London). Knighted, 1591. Vice-admiral. Will
dated June 28, 1621; proved Sept. 19, 1622. Brother of
Peter (1555) and William (1555). (3'. A. Walker; Burke,
L.G.; Vis. of Yorks., 1563-4.)
YORKE, EDWARD. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, June 3,
1710. S. and h. of John (1708), clerk. Bapt. Aug. 28, 1693,
at Rothwell. Northants. School, Charterhouse (exhibitioner).
Matric. 1710; B.A. 1713-4; M.A. 1731. Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
June 7, 1718; 'C. of Luddington"; priest, Sept. 20, 1719;
'C. of Stoke-Doyle," Northants. V. of Cransley, 1720-44.
R. of Stoke-Doyle, 1730-5. V. of Oundle, 1739-59. Married
Elizabeth, dau. of John Courtman, R. of Thorpe Malsor,
Nov. II, 1729. Buried Mar. 17, 1759, at Oundle. Father of
Philip (1751). {Lines. Pedigrees, 1127; H. I. Longden.)
YORKE, GEORGE. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1560.
Perhaps s. and h. of Thomas, of Holby, Leics. Possibly of
Ashby, Leics.
YORKE, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Easter, 1624.
Possibly s. of Henry, Head Master of Northallerton Grammar
School, Yorks. Matric. 1625; B.A. 1627-8; M.A. 1633.
YORK, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Queens', Easter, 1659.
Of Kent. B.A. 1662-3. Incorp. at Oxford, 1664. M.A.
(Magdalen HaU, Oxford) 1664. Perhaps ord. deacon
(Gloucester) 1669; C. of Hucking, Kent, 1679. R- of Ripple,
1681-1712. Died 1712. {Al.Oxon.)
YORKE, JAMES. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1748. jtb s. of
Philip (1753), Lord Chancellor Hardwicke. Matric. 1748;
M..\. 1752; D.D. 1770. Ord. deacon (Bishop of Chester, at
Cambridge) Mar. 10; priest. Mar. 24, 1754. Preb. of Rochester,
1754-6. R. of Gt Horkesley, Essex, 1754-6. Canon of
Windsor, 1756-62. Dean of Lincoln, 1762. V. of St Giles',
Reading, 1765-8. R. of All Hallows, London, 1768. Bishop
of St David's, 1774-9. Bishop of Gloucester, 1779-81.
Bishop of Ely, 1781. Died Aug. 26, 1808. Buried at Forth-
ampton, Gloucs. Brother of Charles (1739), ^tc. Masters,
274; H. G. Harrison.)
YORK, JOHN. Adm. Fell. -Com. at Queens', May 12, 1615.
Of Yorkshire. Doubtless s. and h. of Sir Thomas, of Gow-
thwaite, Yorks., Knt. Succeeded his uncle Sir John, of
Gowthwaite, Knt., 1630. Married (i) Florence Sharpc, of
Westmorland; (2) Catherine, dau. of Sir Ingleby Daniell,
Knt., of Besvvick, Yorks. Died Mar. 30, 1637-8. Will proved
(York) May 26, 1638. (Burke, L.G.: Surtees Soc, xxxvi. 92.)
YORKE, JOHN. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 18) at Peterhouse,
Mar. 15, 1703. S. and h. of Thomas, of Gowthwaite and
Richmond, Yorks. Bapt. Dec. 16, 1685, at Richmond.
School, Eton. Matric. 1704. M.P. for Richmond, 1710-57.
Succeeded his father, 1716. Married Anne, dau. of James,
Lord Darcy, Jan. 5, 1732. Died s.p., July 14, 1737.
Buried at Richmond. (Burke, L.G.; J. Ch. Smith.)
YORKE, JOHN. M.A. from Clare, 1708; from Trinity College,
Oxford. Matric. (Corpus Christi CoUege, Oxford) Mar. 2,
1686-7; B.A. (Oxford) 1690. Ord. deacon (London) Dec. 20,
priest, Dec. 21, 1690. V. of RothweU, Northants.,
1690-4. V. of Culworth, 1694-1717. R. of Luddington,
1707-30. R. of Stoke Doyle, 1717-30. Buried there July 31,
1730. Father of Edward (1710). (/J/. Oj;on.; H. I. Longden;
T. C. Dale.)
YORKE, JOHN. Adra. sizar (age 15) at Christ's, 1710. S. of
John. B. at Cambridge. School, Kiston (Mr Scaife). Scholar,
I7IO-I; Matric. 1711; B..A. 1714-5. Ord. deacon (Ely)
Dec. 22, 1717; priest (Lincoln) Sept. 20, 1719. C. of Blunham,
Beds. Probably V. of Wendon, Essex, 1728-30. Died 1730.
{Peile, II. 176.)
YORKE, JOHN. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1746. 4th s. of
PhiUp, LL.D. (1753), I.x)rd ChanccUor Hardwicke. B. Aug.
27, 1728. Matric. 1746; M.A. 1749. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn,
Aug. 27, 1746. Called to the Bar, 1754. M.P. for Higham
Ferrers, 1753-68; for Reigate, 1768-84. Married Elizabeth,
dau. of Reginald Lvgon, of Madresfield. Pied September 3,
1801. (Masters; Burke; D.N.B.; aU wrongly give date of
death as 1769.)
YORKE, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Clare, July i, 1751. B. in
London. Matric. 1751; LL.B. 1758.
YORK, NATHANIEL. Matric. pens, from Christ's, c. 1595-6;
B..A. 1599-1600; M.A. 1603. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Dec. 22,
1633.
490
YoRKE, Peter
VORKE, PETER. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Peterhoi'se. Easter,
i5>5. Doubtless s. and h. o( Sir John, sometime Sheriff and
Lord Mayor of London. Adtn. at the Inner Temple, 1557-
M.P. for Ripon, 1588. Of NItherdale, Yorks. Married
Elizabeth, dau. of Sir William Inpleby, of Ripley, Yorks.
Buried .Apr. 9, 1589, at St Stephen Wallbrook, London.
Will proved (York) July 4, 1589. (Burke, L.G.; J. Ch.
Smith; Vis. of Yorks.; Suriees Soc. xxxvi. 921.)
YORKE, PHILIP. University Counsel, 1724-33. LL.D. from
Corpus Christi, 1753. S. and h. of Philip, of Dover. Kent.
B. there, Dec. i, 1690. School, Bethnal Green, Middlesex
(Mr Morland). Adm. at the Middle Temple, Nov. 29, 1708.
Called to the Bar, 1715. Migrated to Lincoln's Inn, July 26,
1724. Bencher, 1724. Serjeant, 1734. M.P. for I.ewes, 1719-
22; for Seaford, 1732-34. Solicitor-General, 1720-4. Knighted,
June 11, 1720. Attorney-General, 1724-33. Chief Justice,
K.B., 1733-7. Created Baron Hardwicke, Nov. 23, 1733.
Speaker of the House of Lords, 1734 and 1736. Lord
Chancellor, 1737-56. One of the Lords Justices (Regents)
of the Realm, in 1740, etc. High Steward of Cambridge
University, 1749. F.R.S., 1753. Created Viscount Royston,
of Cambs., and Earl of Hardwicke, Apr. 2, 1754.. Purchased
the estate of Wimpole, Cambs., 1740. Married Margaret
Lygon, widow, and dau. of Charles Cocks, of Worcester,
May 16, 1719. Author, legal. Died Mar. 6, 1764. Buried
at Wimpole. Father of Philip (1737), Charies (1739). John
(1746) and James (1748). (D.N.B.; Masters; G.E.C.)
YORKE, PHILIP. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1737. S. and h. of
Philip (1753), Lord Chancellor Hardwicke. B. Dec. 9, 1720.
School, Hackney. Matric. 1747; LL.D. 1749. One of the
Tellers of the E.xchequer, 1738-qo. M.P. for Reigate,
1741-7; for Cambs., 1747-64. F.R.S., 1741: F.S-.A., 1745-
Lord-Lieutenant of Cambs., 1757-90. P.C, 1760. Succeeded
as 2nd Earl Hardwicke, Mar. 6, 1764. High Steward of the
University, 1764-90. Married Lady Jemima Campbell, dau.
of John, Earl of Brcadalbane, May 22, 1740. A good classical
scholar. Joint author with his brother Charles of Athenian
Letters. Died s.p.m., May 16, 1790, aged 70. Brother of
Charles (1739), etc. (D.N.B.; Masters, 274; G.E.C.)
YORKE, PHILIP. Adm. pens, at Clare, Nov. 26, 1751- [Prob-
ably previously adm. at Trinity College, Dublin, June 28,
1751] 2nd s. of Edward (1710). B. Oct. i, 1733. »' Stoke
Doyle, Northants. B.A. 1756; M.A. 1759. S\ibscribed for
deacon's orders (Bristol, Litt. dim. from Peterb.) Mar. 9,
1759. Probably R. of Kilfaghan, Co. Dublin, and V. of
Dunmore, Co. Galway, 1762-8. Died Sept. 1768. (H. B.
Swanzy.)
YORK, RICHARD. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1549.
Probably brother of Thomas (1549).
YORK, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Michs. 1565;
Scholar, 1571; B.A. 1571-2; M..^. 1575-
YORKE, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Michs.
1602. Of Suffolk.
YORKE, STEPHEN. Matric. sizar from Jesus, Michs. 1550.
YORKE, THOMAS. Resident pens, at Peterhouse, 1403-4.
YORK, THOMAS. B.D. 1492-3. A monk. One of these names
prior of St Andrew's, Northampton, c. 1503-23; R. of
Holdenby, 1512-9. (H. I. Longden.)
YORKE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1549.
Probably brother of Richard (1549).
YORK, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Queens', Michs. 1561.
YORKE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Magdalene, Easter,
I58!J.
YORK, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, May 29,
1704. S. of William (1672), Vicar-choral. E. at York.
School, Sedbergh. Matric. 1704; B.A. 1711-2; M.A. 1735-
Ord. deacon (York) May, 1711; priest, June 29, 1712. V. of
Croft, Lints., in 1735. R- of Burton, 1735. Chaplain to
Lord Morison. (Canterbury Act Bh; T. C. Dale.)
YORK, THOMAS. Adm. Fell. -Com. (age 20) at Trinity, June
14, 1731. S. of William (1688), of Burton Pedwardine and
Lcasingham, Lines. Bapt. there, Oct. 4, 1710. School,
Lincoln (Or Goodall). Married Frances, dau. of John
Hargreave, of Lincoln, Mar. 26, 1739. Buried at Lcasingham,
1782. (Lines. Pedigrees, lizii.)
YORKE, WILLIAM. Matric. Fell.-Com. from Peterhouse,
Easter, 1555. 3rd s. of Sir John (Lord M.iyor of London).
Brother of Peter (1555) and Edward (1568). (Vis. oj Yorks.,
1563-4.)
YORKE, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 16) at St John's, May 22,
1663. S. and h. of William, gent., of Burton Pedwardine,
Lines. B. there. School, Grantham (Mr Stokit.). Adm. at
Lincoln's Inn, Apr. 25, 1665. Called to the Bar, 1674-
Young, Arthur
Knighted, Nov. 8, 1674. Married Penelope, dau. of Richard
Samwell, of Gayton, Northants. Living, 1681, at Leasinghara.
Father of William (i66«). (Lines. Pcdipeei, 1126; E.
TroUope; Slea/ord, 532.)
YORKE, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Sr Johk's, Mar. 7,
1672-3. S. of William, deceased, of Sflbv, Yorks. B. there.
School, Snaith. Matric. 1673; B.A. 1676-7; M.A. 1680.
Incorp. at Oxford, 1680. Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1677;
priest, Sept. 22, 1678. V. of St Lawrence and St .Micluiel-lc-
Belfrey, York, 1679-99. Vicar-choral of York Minster.
Father of Thomas (1704). (.4/. Oxon.)
YORK, WILLIAM. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 17) at Sx Johw's,
June 23, 1688. S. of Sir William (1663), Knt. B. at Burton
Pedwardine, Lines. School, Sleaford (Mr Wyche). Adm. at
Lincoln's Inn, Apr. 15, 1689. Married Elizal>elh, dau. of
Richard Oates, of Pontefract, Yorks. Died Jan. 2, 1725-6-
Buried at Burton Pedwardine. M.I. Father ol Thomas
(1731). (Lines. Pedigrees, 1126.)
YORK, . B.A. 1490.
YOTTON, JOHN. M.A. 1454-5; D.D. (?) 1466-7. FeUow of
Peterhouse, 1455-69. Proctor, 1458-9; Yott>Ti. Master
of Michaclhouse, 1493-5. Ord. priest (Fly) Mar. 24, 1458-9-
R. of Pulham, Norfolk, 1474-1 512. Canon of Lichfield,
1482; of York, 1487. Dean of Lichfield, 1492. R. of Roth-
bury, Northumberland, 1499-1512. Died Aug. 2, 1512.
(Cooper, I. 15.)
YOUELL, EDWARD. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius, July 14,
1637. S. of Henry (? 1587), schoolmaster at Eye, Suffolk.
B. in Suffolk. Bapt. Feb. 13, 1619-20. at Eye. School,
Eye (private). Matric. 1637; B..\. 1641-2. Ord. priest
(Bishop of Kilmore) Nov. 4, 1649. R. of Brome, Norfolk,
1661-1700. Buried there Dec. 17, 1700. Will proved
(Nonvich Archd. C.) Jan. 15, 1700-1. Brother of Henry
(1634) and father of the next. (Venn, 1. 327.)
YOUELL, EDWARD. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Nov. 22, 1669.
Of Norfolk. S. of Edward (above). Matric. 1670; B.A.
1673-4; M.A. 1677. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Feb. 1674-5;
priest, Sept. 1677. R. of Ashby, Noriolk, 1685-1701. R. of
Carlton and Claxton, 1699. Died June 16, 1701.
YOWLE, HENRY. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1587;
B.A. from Magdalene, 1592-3. Probably licensed to teach
in the parish of Northallerton, Yorks., Mar. 10, 1618-9;
clerk; B.A. Perhaps schoolmaster at Eye, Sufiolk, and
father of the next and of Edward (1637).
YOWELL, HENRY. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, Oct. 16,
1634. S. of Henry (? above), schoolmaster of Eye, Suffolk.
B. there. B.A. 1638-9. Licensed schoolmaster at Eye,
Apr. 8, 1640. Probably R. of Gunlon, Suffolk, during the
troubles. V. of Lowt>stoft, 1654-77. Brother of Edward
(1637).
YOUELL, HENRY. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1662. Of Norfolk.
Matric. 1662. Buried at St Benet's, Cambridge, Dec. 30,
1666.
YOWELL, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter, 1628.
Of Suffolk. Ord. dearxjn (Norwich) Mar. 2, 1633-4; pnest.
May 25, 1635; 'B.A.' Of 'Ebl)esham,' Kent, 1646.
YOULE, THOMAS. 'B.A. from Cambridge'; ord. deacon and
priest (Llandafl) Aug. 7, 1580. V. of Gt Carlton, Lines.,
1598-1603. R. of Aisthorpe, 1602-18.
YOUNG, ALEXANDER. Adm. pens, (age 16) at CHRist" s,
July 2, 1685. S. of James, merchant, of St Laurence Jenry,
Middlesex. B. there. Scho<il, Felste<l. Matric. 16S6; B.A.
1688-9; M.A. 1692; B.D. 1703. Fellow, 1600. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) Sept. 20; priest, Sept. 21, 1691. R. of Caldocote,
Northants., 1705. R. of Clipston, 1707-13- R. of W ickh.ira-
brcux, Kent, 1713-55- V. of Eastchurch, 17:9-55. l^>™
Mar. 21, 1755, aged 86. (Peile, 11. 99; Hasted, m. 661-2.)
YOUNG, ALLEN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, June 28, 1728.
Of Northamptonshire. Doul)lless s. and b. of Ridiard, of
Orlingbury, North.ant^;. Bapt. there, July 21, 1711- School,
Oakham. Matric. 1729. Succeeded to the Orimgbury
estates, 1752. Married Mary, dau. of Charies Boddam. of
Stoke Ncwington, Esq., Dec. 18, I75'f. Buried Apr. 23, 1761,
at Oriingbury. (Northants. Fam., 360.)
YOUNG, ANDREW. Matric. pens, from St John's, Piaster, 1607.
YOUNG, ANDREW. Maine. Fell.-Com. from Trinity, Michs.
1618.
YOUNG, ANTHONY. Adro.sirar (age 18) at Pkmorokk, June 22,
1681. S. of Anthony, of Hel>dcn, Yorks., gent. Matric.
1682; B.A. 1684-5. C. of Ihomlhwiite Chapel, Yorks.,
1688- 1 748. Buried Dec. 22, 1748, at Hampsthwaitc.
YOUNG, ARTHUR. Adm. pens, at St Catharines, Apr. 21,
1702.
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YOUNG, ARTHUR. Adm. pens, (age i8) at Pembroke, Jan. 22,
1710-1. S. of Bartholomew, of Bradfield Combust, Suffolk.
LL.B. 1716; LL.D. 1728 (Com. Reg.). Ord. deacon (Norwich)
July 22, 1716; priest (Lincoln, Litt. dim. from Norwich)
Sept. 22, 1717. Chaplain to Arthur Onslow, Speaker of the
House of Commons. R. of Bradfield Combust, Suffolk, 1720.
R. of Bradfield St Clare, 1720-59. Preb. of Canterbury, 1746.
V. of Exning, Suffolk, 1748-59. J. P. for Suffolk. Married
Anna Lucretia, dau. of John Coussmaker, of Weybridge,
Surrey. Author, religious. Died June 29, 1759. Buried at
Bradfield. Will, P.C.C. Brother of the next and father of
John (1746). {D.N.B.)
YOUNG, BARTHOLOMEW. Adm. at King's, a scholar from
Eton, 1716. Doubtless s. of Bartholomew. B. at Bradfield,
Suffolk. B.A. 1720-1; M.A. 1724. Fellow, 1720. Assistant
Master at Eton. Buried at Eton, Jan. 14, 1731-2. Brother
of Arthur (above) and father of Edward (1742). (Harwood.)
YOUNG, BENJAMIN. Adm. sizar at Trinity, June 29, 1660.
Matric. 1660; Scholar, 1661; B.A. 1663-4; M.A. 1667.
Fellow, 1664. Signed for deacon (London) June 9, 1666;
for priest (Peterb.) Sept. 20, 1668. Chaplain to EHzabeth,
Countess of Northumberland. V. of Enfield, Middlesex,
1672-81. R. of Little Raine, Essex, 1674- Married Elizabeth,
dau. of John Goodman, D.D., of Watford, Herts., Nov. 10,
1674. Died i68i. WiU, P.C.C.
YOUNG, BENJAMIN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, May 15,
1671. S. of Stephen (? 1647), clerk, of Tattersall, Lines.
B. there. School, Tattersall. Matric. 1671.
YOUNGE, BENJAMIN. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Jesus, Sept. 11,
1672. Of Methwold, Norfolk. Perhaps s. of Richard. Matric.
1672; Scholar, 1677; B.A. 1676-7. Ord. deacon (Norwich)
Feb. 1677-8; priest, Sept. 1679. Perhaps brother of Ralph
(1671) and probably father of Benjamin (1707).
YOUNG, BENJAMIN. Adm. pens, at Trinity, June 25, 1675.
School, Westminster. Scholar, 1676; Matric. 1678; B.A.
1678-9.
YOUNG, BENJAMIN. Adm. sizar at Corpus Christi, 1707.
S. of Benjamin (? 1672), clerk, of Woodbastwick, Norfolk.
B. there. School, Norwich (Mr Hoadley and Mr Pate).
Matric. 1709. Migrated to Caius, June 26, 1709, age 19.
Scholar, 1709-12; B.A. 1711-2. Perhaps V. of Wroxham,
Norfolk, 1731-6. R. of Woodbastwick-cww-Panxworth, till
1736. Died 1736. [But this may apply to Benjamin (1672)
his father.] (Venn, 1. 521; Blomefield, x. 478; .XI. 96.)
YONGE, CHARLES. Matric. sizar from Pembroke, Lent, 1557-8.
YOUNGE, CHARLES. Adm. sizar at Jesus, June 21, 1700.
Of Cambridgeshire. Matric. 1700; B.A. 1703-4; Scholar,
1704; M.A. 1707. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) May 19, 1706;
'C. of North LuSenham'; priest (Lincoln) Dec. 21, 1707.
V. of Bures, SuSolk, 1721-30. R. of Mount Bures, Essex,
1723. Chaplain to the Duke of Dorset. Died Dec. 10, 1730.
(Lambeth Act Bk; T. C. Dale.)
YOUNG, CHARLES. Adm. pens, at Queens', May 21, 1704.
Of Buckinghamshire. School, Eton. Matric. 1704; B.A.
1707-8.
YOUNG or YOUNGS, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel,
Apr. 25, 1593. Matric. c. 1593; B.A. 1596-7; M.A. 1600.
Ord. deacon (Norwich) Dec. 21, 1599; priest, Apr. 25, 1600.
C. of Carlton-by-Kelshall, SuSolk. V. of Southwold and
Reydon, 1611-26. Buried at Southwold, June 16, 1626.
Will proved (Norwich C.C.) July 5, 1626. Father of John
(1620). All his family emigrated to New England. (J. G.
Bartlett.)
YOUNG, CHRISTOPHER. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Magdalene,
Apr. 4, 1654. S. of Robert, of Newcastle-on-Tyne, merchant.
B. July 24, 1636, at Easington, Durham. School, Newcastle.
Matric. 1654; M.B. 1659. Married Sarah, dau. of Ralph
Maddison, of Newcastle, Mar. 12, 1660-1. Buried Feb. 13,
1691-2, at All Saints', Newcastle. (H. M. Wood; Surtees,
1. 22.)
YOUNGE, EDMUND. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1623;
B.A. 1626-7; M-A. 1630.
YOUNGE, EDWARD. B.A. from Trinity, 1583-4; M.A. 1587.
YOUNG, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1605.
Of Hertfordshire. B.A. 1609-10; M.A. 1613; B.D. 1620;
D.D. 1639. Fellow, 1611. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Oct. 21;
priest, Oct. 22, 1617. R. of Grinstead-by-Ongar, Essex, 1617.
Perhaps R. of Hevingham, Norfolk, 1622-5. R. of Heydon
in 1628-52. Preb. of Norwich, 1628. R. of Hadstock, Essex,
1637; sequestered, 1644; restored, 1660-3. Archdeacon
and preb. of Exeter, 1643; sequestered. R. of King's
Ripton, Hunts., 1634-8. R. of Anstey, Herts., 1652-61.
Canon residentiary of Exeter, 1660. R. of Uplowman,
Devon, 1662-3. Dean of Exeter, 1662. Died 1663. Will,
P.C.C; left £40 a year out of an estate at Fumeaux Pelham,
Herts., for the benefit of the poor of Braughing, Herts.
Probably brother of Henry (1623) and William (1612).
(Clutterbuck, iii. 442.)
Young, John
YOUNG, EDWARD. Matric. pens, from Queens', Lent, 1615-6.
Of Kent. B.A. 1619-20; M.A. 1623. Chaplain to the East
India Company, 1623.
YOUNG, EDWARD. Adm. sizar (age 15) at Christ's, May 14,
1666. S. of William. B. at Giggleswick. School, Giggles-
wick. Matric. 1667; B.A. 1669-70. Buried at Gt St Andrew's,
Cambridge, Apr. 10, 1670. (Peile, 11. 4.)
YOUNG, EDWARD. Adm. pens, at Clare, July 6, 1694. Of
Eton, Bucks. Matric. 1695; B.A. 1698-9.
YOUNG, EDWARD. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Christ's, Mar. 9,
1716-7. S. of Edward, shoemaker. B. at Sheffield. School,
Sheffield (Mr Humpton). Scholar, 1717; B.A. 1720-1; M.A.
1727. Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 23, 1722. Master of
Bridlington School, Yorks., 1723. Master of Sherbum School.
Died unmarried. (Peile, 11. 191.)
YOUNG, EDWARD. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1742. S. of Bartholomew (1716). Matric. 1743: B.A. 1746-7;
M.A. 1750. Fellow, 1746. D.D. (Dublin) 1764. Assistant
Master at Eton. Clerk of the Closet to the Princess Dowager
of Wales, 1761. Dean of Clogher, 1761. Bishop of Dromore,
1763-5. Bishop of Ferns, 1765-72. Married Alicia Cooper,
natural dau. of Lord Holland (to whom he owed his advance-
ment). Died at Ferns, Aug. 24, 1772. Will, Dublin. (R. A.
Austin Leigh; Harwood, 333.)
YOUNG, FRANCIS. Matric. pens, from St John's, Michs. 1581;
B.A. 1584-5; M-A. 1588.
YOUNGE, FRANCIS. Adm. sizar at Sidney, May 13, 1623.
S. of John, farmer. B. at Netteswell, Essex. School, Latton.
Matric. 1623; B.A. 1626-7; M.A. 1632.
YOUNG, FRANCIS. Adm. sizar at Jesus, Jan. 29, 1638-9.
Of Yorkshire. Matric. 1639; Scholar, 1639; B.A. 1642-3.
YOUNGE, GEORGE. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Michs.
1606. Of Derbyshire. B.A. 1610.
YOUNG, GEORGE. Adm. pens, at Trinity, May 19, 1636;
scholar from Westminster, 1637; B.A. 1639-40.
YOUNG, GEORGE. Adm. scholar at Trinity Hall, June 4,
1670. Matric. 1669; B.A. 1671-2. Ord. deacon (Lincoln)
June 2, 1672; 'C. of Filey, Yorks.*; priest (York) May, 1673.
V. of Flamborough, Yorks., 1673-93. V. of Speeton, 1674-
83. R. of Catwick, 1679-1719. V. of North Frodingham,
170&-19. Died Jan. 20, 1719. Father of James (170S).
YONGE, GUSTAVE (MACKWORTH). Adm. pens, (age 18) at
Trinity, July 3, 1742. S. of Mackworth, of Archol-Hayes,
Shrops. Bapt. July 15, 1723, in the parish of ErcaU, Salop.
School, Charterhouse. (Al. Carthus.)
YOUNGE, HENRY. M.D. 1620 (Lit. Reg.).
YOUNG, HENRY. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter, 1623.
Of Hertfordshire. Probably s. of Robert, of Herts, (and
nephew of Richard, patron of Greensted-by-Ongar, Essex,
whose wiU (P.C.C.) 1637). B.A. 1625-6; M.A. 1629. Fellow,
1629. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) May 15; priest, May 16, 1630.
Probably R. of Meesden, Herts., 1630. Probably brother of
William (1612) and of Edward (1605). (J. Ch. Smith;
Neiecourt.)
YOUNGE, HENRY. Adm. sizar (age 16) at St John's, June 10,
1642. S. of Henry, husbandman, of Appletreewlck, Yorks.,
deceased. B. there. School, Bumsall.
YONGE, HENRY. Adm. pens, at Jesus, July 2, 1648. Of
Suffolk. Matric. 1648; Scholar, 1649; B.A. 1651-2.
YOUNG, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 17) at St John's, Jan. 9,
1700-1. S. of Edmund, innkeeper. B. at Mildenhall, SuSolk.
School, Wymondham (Mr Clarke). Matric. 1701; B.A. 1704-
5; M.A. 1708. Ord. deacon (Norwich) June 8, 1707; priest,
Sept. 25, 1709. R. of North Tuddenham, Norfolk, 1710-50.
Died 1750. (Blomefield, x. 269.)
YOUNG, HENRY. M.A. from Queens', i749- S. of John, of
Brindle, Lanes., cler. Matric. (Brasenose College, Oxford)
June 14, 1740, age 17; B.A. (O.xford) 1744. (Al. Oxon.)
YOUNG, JAMES. Adm. pens, (age 16) at Peterhouse, June 23,
1638. Of London. B. in Dublin. Schools, London and
Leicester. Matric. 1639.
YOUNG, JAMES. Adm. pens, (age 15) at Peterhouse, May 14,
1708. Of Yorkshire. Doubtless s. of George (1670), R. of
Catwick. School, Beverley. Scholar, 1708; Matric. 17 10;
LL.B. 1713. Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 26, 1714; priest,
Dec. 23, 1716. Succeeded his father as R. of Catwick,
Yorks., 1719-68. V. of North Frodingham, 1719-68. R. of
Halsham, 1737-68. (M. H. Peacock.)
YOUNG, JOHN. M.A. 1481. Perhaps V. of Duxford St John,
Cambs., 1490.
YOUNG, JOHN. B.Civ.L. 1488-9. Perhaps V. of St Stephen
Wallbrook, London, 1503; LL.D. R. of St Mary-le-Bow,
1505-14. Master of the Rolls, 1508-16. R. of Hayes, till
1516. Preb. of St Paul's, 1512-6. Of Apesthorpe and of
Bugthorpe, Yorks. Died Apr. 26, 1516. Buried in the Rolls
Chapel, Chancery Lane. (Hennessy, 379.)
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YOUNG, JOHN. B.A. 1535-6. Of Yorkshire. M.A. 153$;
B.D. 1546; D.D. 1552-3. Fellow of St John's, 1536. One
of the original Fellows of Trinity, 1546. Master of Pembroke,
1554-9; deprived for refusing the oath to Queen Elizabeth.
Vice-Chancellor, 1553-4. Regius Professor of Divinity, 1555.
Preacher, 1554. Incorp. D.D. (Oxford) 1554. Ord. deacon
and priest (Norwich) Mar. 13, 1541-2. R. of Alderton,
Northants., 1550-6. Canon of Ely, 1554. R. of Stretham,
Cambs., 1554. R. of St Margaret's, New Fish Street, London,
1554-6; of Rackhcath, Norfolk, 1554. Deprived of his
preferments, 1559, and imprisoned, 1561-79; removed to
Wisbech Castle. Died there 1579. Will (P.C.C.) 1582.
(Cooper, I. 427; D.N.D.; Loder; Al. Oxon.)
YONGES, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi, Micbs.
1550; B.A. 1553-4.
YOUNG, JOHN. B.A. 1551-2. B. in Cheapside, London. School,
Mercer's. M.A. from Pembroke, 1555; B.D. 1563; D.D. 1569.
Fellow of Pembroke, 1553-63; Master, 1567-78. Vice-
Chancellor, 1568-9. Ord. deacon (Ely) Mar. 22, 1561-2.
Chaplain to Bishop Grindal. R. of St Martin's, Ludgate,
London, 1563-6. Perhaps V. of St Giles', Cripplegate, 1564
[but does not occur in Hennessy]. Preb. of St Paul's, 1564-79.
Preb. of Southwell, 1566. R. of St Magnus, London Bridge,
1566-92. Canon of Westminster, 1572. Bishop of Rochester,
1578-1605 (celebrated in Spenser's Shepheard's Calendar as
'Roffy,' an abbreviation of Roffensis). R. of Wouldham,
Kent, 1592. Author, Sermons. Died Apr. 10, 1605, aged 71.
Buried at Bromley. M.L Will, P.C.C. (Cooper, u. 405;
D.N.B.; Loder, 237.)
YOUNGE, JOHN. Matric. sizar from Corpus Christi, Lent,
1577-8; B.A. 1581-2.
YOUNG, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Michs. 1580;
B.A. 1583-4; M.A. 1587. Will (P.C.C.) 1597; of Pembroke
Hall; M.A.; now resident in St Saviour's, Southwark. To be
buried there. ' Unto and amongst the poore schollars of the
Little house in Pembrooke HaU...fortie shUlinges.' (J. Ch.
Smith.)
YOUNG, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Queens', Sept. i, 1592. Of
Sussex.
YOUNG, JOHN. B.A. from Sidney, 1600-1; M.A. 1604; B.D.
1611. Incorp. at Oxford, 1611. Perhaps R. of Wareham,
Dorset, 1605. Will (P.C.C.) 1637. (Al. Oxon., where he is
confused with the next.)
YOUNG, JOHN. M.A. from Sidney, 1606 (Incorp. from St
Andrews). [Confused by Foster, in Al. Oxon. with John
(above).] S. of Sir Peter, of Sea ton, Forfarshire, tutor to
James I. B. at Angus, N.B. Fellow of Sidney, i6o6. Ord.
priest (London) Dec. 23, i6io, age 25. Said to have been
one of the first Scotchmen to graduate at Cambridge. Preb.
and Chancellor of Wells, 161 1; B.D. Dean of Winchester,
1616; 'D.D.'; ejected, c. 1644. R. of Over Wallop, Hants.,
1620-54. Died 1654. Buried at Over Wallop, Hants.
Will (P.C.C.) 1654. Brother of Patrick (1620) and probably
of Peter (1615), father of John (1641). (Lipscomb, ni. 565;
Le Neve, Fasti, in. 22.)
YONGE, JOHN. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 22) at Caius, June 9,
1616. S. of Henry, Esq. B. at Appletreewick, Yorks.
School, Giggleswick.
YONG or YOUNGS. JOHN. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June 3,
1620. S. of Christopher (1593). B. 1602. B.A. from St
Catharine's, 1623. Minister at St Margaret's, Suffolk. Went
to Salem, New England, 1637. Removed to Long Island
with a party of relatives and friends; founded the town of
Southold (named after his home in England). Pastor of South-
old, Long Island, 1641-72. Married, at Southwold, Suffolk,
Jane Harrington (1st wife), July 25, 1622. Died at Southold,
Long Island, Feb. 24, 1671-2. (Felt.; J. G. Bartlett.)
YOUNG or YONG, JOHN. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter,
1622; Scholar, 1624; B.A. 1625-6; M.A. 1629. Fellow, 1627.
YOUNG, JOHN. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1625.
B. in London, 1610. Matric. 1625; B.A. 1629; M.A. 1633.
Fellow, 1628-46. Taxor, 1642. Perhaps ord. priest (Lincoln)
Sept. 23, 1633. R. of Lessingham, Norfolk. R. of Gt Saxham,
Suffolk, 1646; there in 1665. R. of HerringswcU, 1665.
Chaplain to the King. Buried Feb. 1675, at Gt Saxham.
Brother of William (1624) and father of John (1662).
(Harwood, 255; T. C. Dale; Lambeth Act Bk; Gage, 111.)
YOUNG, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Apr. 27, 1631.
Of Hertfordshire. Matric. 1631; B.A. 1634-5; M.A. 1638.
Perhaps V. of Kimpton, Herts., 1650.
YOUNGE, JOHN. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 17) at Sidney, July i,
1641. S. of John (1606), D.D., Dean of Winchester. B. at
St Martin-iii-the-FieUls, London. Schools, Winchester
Wells and Ringwood, Hants. Matric. 1641; M.A. 1641-2
(LU. Reg.). Adm. at the Inner Temple, 1641.
Young, Philip
YOUNG, JOHN. Adm. sirar (age 17) at Sidney, Apr. 18, 1648.
S. of John, Esq. B. at Offord, Hunts. Schools, Huntingdon
(Mr Taylour) and Hitchin (Mr Kemp). Matric. 1649; B.A.
1651-2; M.A. 1655. Perhaps hcence (Lambeth) to preach
at St Lawrence, Thanet, Kent, Mar. 27, 1663; V. there, 1663;
'B.A.'
YOUNG, JOHN. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1662.
S. of John (1625). B. at Saxham, Suffolk. Matric. 1663.
Fellow, 1666. Died of consumption, as junior Fellow.
(Harwood.)
YONGE, JOHN. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 17) at St John's, July 2,
1670. S. of John, Esq., deceased, of Charles (? Chames),
Staffs. B. there, July 19, 1653. School, Barthomley, Cheshire.
Married Mary, dau. of Walter Skrymsher, Esq. (Burke, L.G.)
YOUNG, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 19) at Sr John's, Oct. 14, 1672.
S. of Edward, gent., of Wiltshire. B. there. B.A. 1676-7.
Ord. deacon (London) July, 1678.
YOUNG, JOHN. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, July 6, 1691. Of
Middlesex. Perhaps s. and h. of Samuel, late of London,
merchant. If so, adm. at the Inner Temple, Dec. 18, 1694.
YOUNG, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius, July, 1727. S.
of John, grazier, of Northwold, Norfolk. B. there. Schools,
Wymondham and Bexwell (private). Matric. 1727; Scholar,
1727-8. (Venn, 11. 28.)
YOUNG, JOHN. Adm. sizar (age 17) at St John's, Dec. 14, 1732.
S. of J., of Kent. B. at Biddenden. School, Sutton, Kent
(Mr Fletcher). Matric. 1733; B.A. 1736-7. Ord. deacon
(Lincoln) May 28, 1738. C. of North Reston, Lines., 1738.
YOUNG, JOHN. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1746.
S. of Arthur (1710). Matric. 1747; B.A. 1750-1; M.A. 1754;
D.D. 1777. Fellow, 1750. Fellow of Eton, 1776. Ord.
deacon (Ely) May 24; priest, Dec. 25, 1752. Preb. of
Worcester, 1768-86. Died May 20, 1786, from an accident
when hunting with the King's hounds. Admon., P.C.C.
Brother of Arthur, the well-known agricultural writer (for
whom see D.N.B.). (Harwood, 334; G. Mag.)
YOUNG, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, Jan. 21, 1627-8.
Of Kent. Matric. 1631; B.A. 1633-4. R. of Frinton, Essex,
1639; resigned same year.
YOUNG, JOSEPH. Adm. pens, at Trinity, June 27, 1662.
[Perhaps s. of Edward.] School, Westminster. Matric. 1662;
Scholar, 1663. (J. B. Whitmore.)
YOUNG, JOSEPH. Adm. pens, at Christ's, Dec. 3, 1663. S.
of Barnabas. B. at Southwark, Surrey. School, St Saviour's.
Matric. 1664; B.A. 1667-8; M.A. 1671.
YONGE, NATHANIEL. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, 1623.
Matric. 1623; B..\. 1626-7.
YOUNG, NICHOLAS. B.A. 1500.
YOUNGE, NICHOLAS. Matric. sizar from Magdalene, Easter,
1561. Perhaps ord. priest (Norwich) Oct. 22, 1572. R. of
Assington, Suffolk, 1573-84. R. of Hollon, 1584. One of
these names V. of Charing, Kent, 1565-82. Died 1582.
YONGE, NICHOLAS. Matric. pens, from St Catharink's,
Easter, 1670.
YOUNG, PATRICK. M.A. 1620 (Incorp. from St Andrews).
5th s. of Sir Peter, of Seaton, Fori.irshire, Knt. B. thert,
1584. Incorp. at Oxford, 1605. Chaplain of All Souls College,
Oxford, 1605. Keeper of the King's library at St James'.
Employed at Court as Corresp-jndent with foreign rulers.
Preb. of Chester, 1613. Preb. and treasurer of St Paul's,
1621. Latin secretary to John Williams, afterwards .Arch-
bishop. R. of Hayes, Middlesex, 1623-47, scqucsferfd.
R. of Llany-nys, Denbigh, 1634. Selected by .Soldrn for the
examination of the .•^rund'.'lian marbles; cntnisted with the
revision of the Alexandrian codex of the Septuagint and
other Greek manuscripts. Librarian successively to IMnce
Henry, James I and Charles I. Author, biblical. Died Sept.
7,1652. Buried at Bromfield, Essex. Brother of John (1606)
and probably of the next. (Al. Oxon.; D.N.B.)
YOUNG, PETER. M.A. 1615 (on King's visit). Probably s. of
Sir Peter, of Seaton, Forfarshire. Knighted, Sept. 23, 1627.
by the King of Sweden, in Prussia. Grntleroan usher ana
dailv waiter to the King of England. Prob.ibly brother of
Patrick (above) and of John (1606). (Shaw, Knls., 11. 193.)
YONGE, PHILIP. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Trinity, July i. 1728.
S. of Francis, of Portug.Al. B. at Uslxin. Sdiool, West-
minster. Matric. 1728; Scholar, 1720; B..\. i73»-2; M-A.
1735; D.D. (Lit. Keg.) 1750. Fellow, 1754. \\iH\c Orator,
1746-52. Master of Jesus, 1752-8. Vicc-Chanccllor, i75»-4.
Ord. deacon (Lincoln) June i, 1735. V. of Harrington,
Cambs., 1748. V. of Ov-er, Carahs. I'rrb. of Westminster,
1750. R. of Loughton, Bucks., 175a. tjnon of St Paul's,
1754-61. R.ofTherfuld, Hcru., 1757-62- Bishop of Bristol,
1758. Bishop of Norwich, 1761-83. Died Apr. 33, 1783.
WiU proved (P.C.C.) Apr. 30, 178J.
493
Young, Ralph
YOUNGE, RALPH. Adm. sizar (age t6) at Christ's, July 5,
1634. S. of John. B. at Lutterworth, Leics. Schools,
Cambridge (private) and Hinckley (Mr Vines). Matric. 1634;
B.A. 1638-q. Perhaps V. of Easton Weston, Northants.,
1652-61. Died 1661. (T. P. Dorman.)
YOUNG, RALPH. Adm. sizar (age 16) at Christ's, Dec. 5,
1671. S. of Richard. B. at Methwold, Norfolk. School,
Thetford (Mr Keene). Matric. 1672; B.A. 1675-6. Ord.
deacon (Norwich) Sept. 1677; priest, Sept. 1678. C. of
Northwold, Norfolk. V. of Lakenheath, Suffolk, 1683-9.
Died 1689. Perhaps brother of Benjamin (1672). (Peile, 11.
39-)
YONGE, RICHARD. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
i486; B.A. 1491-2; M.A. 1494; B.D. 1502-3. Fellow. Ord.
sub-deacon (Ely) Apr. 18, 1495. Will of Richard Young,
'clerk; Norf. diocese,' 1536.
YOUNG, RICHARD. B.Civ.L. 1534-5-
YOUNG, RICHARD. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Lent, 1563-4;
B.A. 1565-6; M..\. from Magdalene, 1569. Ord. deacon
(Ely) Sept. 21; priest (Peterb.) Sept. 27, 1567; 'aged 33;
married; preacher; resides.' V. of Luddington, Lines., and
Bratoft, 1574. Perhaps chaplain of Lincoto's Inn, 1594-
1610; Vonge. {Lib. Cler. Lincoln, 1576.)
YOUNG, RICHARD. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1631. Matric. 1631; B.A. 1635-6; M.A. 1639. Fellow, until
1636; resigned and became Conduct. R. of East and West
Wretham, Norfolk, 1640. (Haneood.)
YOUNG, RICHARD. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, 1638. Of
London.
YOUNGES, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Queens', Easter, 1583.
Of Suffolk. B.A. from Trinity, 1586-7.
YOUNGE, ROBERT. M.A. 1612-3 (on King's visit).
YOUNGE, ROBERT. Matric. sizar from Christ's, Easter, 1647.
YOUNG, ROBERT. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton, 1661.
B. at Kingston, Surrey. Matric. 1663; B.A. 1666-7; M.A.
1670. Fellow, 1665. Assistant Master at Eton. Fellow of
Eton, 1603. Licence (Lambeth) to receive holy orders
(deacon and priest) Feb. 22, 1672-3. Domestic chaplain to
Prince Rupert. Canon of Windsor, 1673. R. of Everdon,
Northants., 1684-1716. Licence (Vic. Gen. Cant.) Sept. 1674,
to marry Mrs Dorothy Mountague of Eton, spinster. Died
Aug. 10, 1716. (Baker, i. 367; Harwood.)
YOUNGE, ROBERT. Adm. pens, (age 20) at Sidney, June 18,
1723. S. of Richard, grazier. B. at Woodham Ferrers,
Essex. School, Felsted. Matric. 1723; B.A. 1726-7. One
of these names R. of Little Wratting, Sufioik, till 1761.
YOUNG, ROGER. Adra. at King's (age 18) a scholar from Eton,
Aug. 13, 1541. Of London. Left before 1544.
YONGE, ROGER, .^dm. pens, at Jesus, Apr. 15, 1646. Of
Suffolk. S. of Thomas (1644), Master of Jesus. Matric. 1646;
Scholar, 1647; B.A. 1649-50; M.A. 1653. Fellow, 1650-5.
Ord. (4th London Classis) May 14, 1657. Afterwards con-
formed. Received Litl. dim. (Lambeth) to be ord. deacon
and priest, Apr. 5, 1676; C. of Hepworth, Suffolk. V. of St
Laurence, Ipswich, 1676-82. V. of Dedham, Essex, 1678-9.
R. of Lavenham, Suffolk, 1680-8. Brother of Thomas
(1634). {Lambeth Act Bk; T. C. Dale.)
YOUNGES, SAMUEL. Matric. pens, from Trinity Hall, Mlchs.
1611. Ord. priest (Peterb.) May 30, 1626.
YOUNGE, SAMUEL. Matric. pens, from Clare, Lent, 1693-4;
B.A. 1696-7.
YOUNG, STEPHEN. B.A. from Trinity, 1647; previously at
Oxford. Matric. (All Souls, Oxford) Apr. 5, 1643, age 17.
Migrated to Cambridge, 1647. Perhaps father ot Benjamin
(1671). {Al. Oxon.)
YOUNG, THOMAS. Adm. pens, at Peterhouse, June 2, 1565.
Matric. 1565; B.A. from Pembroke, 1569-70; M.A. 1573;
B.D. 1580. Ord. priest (Worcester) Apr. 1, 1571. R. of
Gt Broughton, Hunts., 1574-1601. R. of King's Ripton,
1587-1601. Died 1601. Will, P.C.C.
YOUNGE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from King's, Michs. 1582.
YOUNGE, THOMAS. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easter, 1609.
YOUNGE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Easter, 1612.
One of these names s. and h. of Sir George, of York, Knt.;
adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Aug. 11, 1614. {Vis. of Yorks., 1612.)
YOUNGE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Corpus Christi,
Easter, 1634. Of Essex. S. of Thomas (next), Master of
Jesus. B.A. 1637-8; M.A. 1641. Fellow of Jesus, 1645.
Buried at Stowmarket, Suffolk, 1647. Brother of Roger
(l6^6).
YOUNG, THOMAS. M.A. 1644 (Incorp. from St Andrews).
S. of William, minister of Luncarty and Redgorton, Perth-
YouNG, William
shire. B. 1587, at Luncarty. School, Perth. M.A. (St
Andrews) 1606; D.D. (Cambridge) 1649. Intruded Master
of Jesus, Apr. 12, 1644; deprived, 1650. Private tutor to
John Milton, c. 1618-20, who corresponded with him and
apparently visited him at Stowmarket. Chaplain at Ham-
burg, 1622-8. V. of St Peter and St Mary, Stowmarket,
Suffclk, 1628. Polemical divine. Took a leading part in the
controversy occasioned by the 'Humble Remonstrance' of
Joseph Hall, bishop of Norvnch, 1640. Member of the
Westminster Assembly, 1643. Author, Dies Domenica.
Died Nov. 28, 1655. Buried at Stowmarket. M.I. Will
(P.C.C.) 1656. Father of Thomas (above) and Roger (1646).
{D.N.B.)
YOUNGE, THOMAS. Adm. sizar (age 18) at St John's, Oct. 10,
1739. S. of Thomas, deceased, of Yorkshire. B. at Sheffield.
School, Sheffield. Matric. 1740; B.A. 1743-4; M.A. i747.
One of these names, M.D., of Sheffield, died Dec. 14, 1784-
(F.M.G., 714.)
YOUNG, THOMAS PATRICK. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Caius,
June 3, 1741. S. of Thomas, brewer, of Oxburgh, Norfolk.
B. there. Schools, Northwold, Norfolk (private) and Ely.
Scholar, 1741-8; Matric. 1742; B.A. 1744-5; M.A. 1748;
D.D. 1765. Fellow, 1751-64. Bursar, 1760-2. D.D. (Dublm)
1768. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Dec. 22, 1745; 'C. of Brock-
dish'; priest (Ely) June 5, 1748. V. of Necton, Norfolk,
1749-51 and again, 1752. R. of Northchurch (Berkhampsted
St Mary), Herts., 1763-78. Chaplain to Lord Townshend.
F S A., 1769. Preb. of Westminster, 1771-8. Died Sept. 5,
1778. M.I. at Swaffham, Norfolk. WUl, P.C.C. Benefactor
to the College. (Kenn, 11. 49.)
YOUNG, WALTER. Matric. pens, from Pembroke, Michs. 1580.
Perhaps 2nd s. of Edward, of Stratton Audley, Oxon. If so,
of Bcsford, Worcs. Married and had issue. Ancestor of the
Youngs of Orlingbury, Northants. Buried Oct. 7, i6i5. a'
Besford. {Vis. of Worcs., 1569; Northants. Fam., 359.)
YONGE, WALTER. Adm. pens, (age 19) at St John's, Oct. 5,
1748. S. of Vernon, attorney, of Staffordshire. B. atChames,
near Eccleshall. School, Shrewsbury. Matric. 1748-9-
Married Hester, dau. of Weston-Church Bailey, Esq., of
Madelcy, Staffs., 1752. (Burke, L.G.)
YOUNG, WILLIAM. Fellow of Corpus Christi. Ord. priest
(Ely) May 27, 1374-
YOUNG, WILLIAM. B.Civ.L. 1524-3-
YOUNG, V/ILLIAM. Adm. at King's (age 19^ a scholar from
Eton, Sept. 9, 1562. Of Bristol. Matric. 1562. Name oflE in
1563. 'Afterwards a soldier at Newhaven.' (Harwood.)
YOUNG, WILLIAM. Adm. at King's (age 19) a scholar from
Eton, Aug. 27, 1576. Of St Bees, Cumberland. Matric. 1576;
B.A. 1580-1. Fellow, 1579-80.
YOUNG, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, c. 1596.
Migrated, after three years, to Oxford. B.A. (Magdalen Hall,
Oxford) 1600.
YONGE, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Trinity, Michs. 1601;
B.A. 1605-6.
YOUNGE, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1607; B.A. 1610-1; M.A. 1614.
YOUNGE, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Easter, 1612;
B.A. 1615-6; M./\. 1619.
YOUNGE, WILLIAM. Matric. pens, from St John's, Easter,
1612. 01 Hertfordshire. Probably s. of Robert (and nephew
of Richard, patron of Greensted-by-Ongar, Essex, whose
wiU (P.C.C.) 1637). B.A. 1615-6; M.A. 1619. FeUow, 1616.
R. of Greensted-by-Ongar, Essex, till 1641. Died 1641.
Probably brother of Henry (1623) and Edward (1605).
YOUNG, WILLIAM. Adm. at King's, a scholar from Eton,
1624. B. in London, 1609. Matric. 1624; B..^. 1628; M.A.
1633. Fellow, 1627-31. Master of Camberwell Grammar
School, Surrey, 1638-44. Brotherof John (1625). (Harwood.)
YOUNGE, WILLIAM. Matric. sizar from Trinity, Easter, 1634;
B.A. from Magdalene, 1641. One of these names Master of
Sheffield Grammar School, Yorks., 1645-8.
YOUNG, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, at Trinity, Apr. 30, 1640.
Matric. 1640; B.A. 1643-4. Licensed to practise medicine,
1646. Perhaps R. of Salcott-Videy, Essex, 1662; M.D.
Died 1663. (One of these names, 'B.A.,' V. of Crowle, Lines.,
1663.)
YONG, WILLIAM. Adm. Foll.-Com. (age 17) at Caius, June 21,
1664. S. of Philip, of Caynton (in Edgmond), Shrops.
School, Westminster. Matric. 1664. Adm. at the Inner
Temple, June 13, 1666. Called to the Bar, 1679 (? 1676).
Married Dorothy, dau. of Sir William Hartopp, of Rotherby,
Leics. Died 1705. Will, Lichfield; to be buried at Egmond.
(Venn, i. 422; Vis. of Shropshire, 1663.)
YOUNGE, WILLIAM. Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1694. Of
Canterbury, S. of Thomas, merchant. B. at Canterbury.
494
Young. William
School, Canterbury (Mr Atkins). Matric. 1695. Migrated
to St John's, I""eb. 9, 1696-7, age 19. B.A. 1698-9; M.A.
1702. Orel, deacon (Lincoln, Liit. dim. from Canterbury)
Sept. 22, 1700. V. of Sarre, Kent, 1701-27. V. of Chislet,
1705-27. V. of St Nicholas, Isle of Thanet. Chaplain to
Lord Berkeley. Died Aug. 30, 1727.
YOUNGE, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 18) at Trinity, Apr. 13,
1699. S. of Thomas, deceased, of Cheadle, Staffs. School,
Sl.ifford (Mr Taylcr). Matric. 1699; Scholar, 1702; B.A.
1702-3; M..\. 1706.
YOUNG, WILLIAM. Adm. Fell. -Com. at Cl.\re, Oct. 13, 1743.
Doubtless s. of William, physician, of the West Indies.
B. 1725, in Antigua, West Indies. Matric. 1743. Lieut. -
Governor of Dominica. Purchased the manor of Delaford-
in-Ivcr, Bucks. Created Bart., May 2, 1/69. Married
(i) Sarah, dau. of Charles Fagge; (2) F.lizabelh, dau. of
Brook Taylor, D.C.L., of Bifrons, Kent. Died Apr. 8, 1788,
aged 63. Will, P.C.C. {G.E.C., v. 153.)
YOUNG, WILLIAM. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, Feb. 18,
1745-5. S. of Benjamin, attorney, late of Swaffham, Norfolk.
B. there. School, Seaming (Mr Brett). Matric. 1745-6;
Scholar, 1746-50; B.A. 1749-50; M.A. 1753- Ord. deacon
(Norwich) May 24, 1751; 'C.of Necton'; priest (K\y,Litt.dim.
from Norwich) Sept. 24, 1752. R. (and patron) of Holme
Hale with Necton, Norfolk, 1752-94; of North Pickenham,
1784-94. Married Ann, dau. of Thomas Pigge. Died Feb. 27,
I7Q4. M.I. at Necton. {Venn, 11. 57.)
YONGE, WILLIAM. LL.D. 1749 {Com. Reg.). S. of Sir Walter,
3rd Bart., of Colyton, Devon. M.P. for Honiton, 1715-54;
for Tiverton, 1754. Commissioner of revenue in Ireland,
1723. Commissioner of Treasury in Great Britain, 1724-7
and 1730. K.B., 1725. Secretary at War, 173s. Joint Vice-
Treasurer of Ireland, 1746. F.R.S., 1748. A firm supporter
of Sir Robert Walpole. Married (i) Mary, dau. of Samuel
Heathcotc, of Hackney, Middlesex; {2) Anne.dau.ofThom.is,
Lord Howard of Effingham. Acquired a reputation as a
rhyming wit. Collaborated with Broome and Concanen in
converting the old comedy The Jovial Crave by Richard
Brome into a comic opera. Died Aug. 10, 1755. Buried at
Colyton. (D.-V.fi.)
YOUNG or YONGE, . Com. for M.A. or higher degree, 1466-
7. One Robert Yonge, M.A., R. of Long Ditton, Surrey, 1490.
YOUNG, . B.A. 1489-90.
YOUNG, . B.Civ.L. 1489-90.
YOUNG, . B.A. 1526-7.
YOUNG, . Adm. pens, at King's, Michs. 1581.
YOUNG, . FeU.-Com. at Jesus, 1591-2.
YOUNG, . Fell.-Com. at Jesus, 1596-7.
YOUNG, . Fell. -Com. at Jesus, 1599-1600.
YOUNG, . Adm. sizar at St Catharine's, 1623.
YOUNGER, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age 17) at Caius, 1620.
ZoucH, Henry
S. of William (1593), R. of South Walsham, Norfolk. B.
there. Bapt.Aug. 14, 1603,3! St .Mary's, S. Walsham. School,
Norwich (Mr Townley). Matric. 1620; Scholar, 1621-2;
B..\. 1636-7; M.A. 1640. Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Feb. 18;
priest, Feb. 19, 1626-7. Probably R. of Covehithe and
North H.des, Suffolk, 1638. R. of Southwold, 1638. Minister
of South Klmham St Peter, 1645; of UKgesh.-ill and Sottertev,
1646. V. of Blvthburgh, 1646. V. of Wymondham, Norfolk,
1660-3. V. of South Wilsham St Lawrence, 1662-71. V. of
St Mary's, South Walsham, 1665. Chaplain to the Bifhop
of Chester. Married Ruth. dau. of John Thacker, of Norwich,
draper, in 1638. Died 1671. Will proved (Norwich) 1671.
Brother of William (1625). {Venn, i. 254; T. C. Dale.)
YOUNGER, ROBERT. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs. 1561 ;
Scholar. Perhaps of Pickering Lythe, Vorks.
YOUNGER, SIMON. B.A. from Clare. 1604-5. B. at ' Ramsey,
Hants." M.A. 1608. Incorp. at Oxford, 1626. Ord. deacoo
(London) May 22; priest, Dec. 17, 1608, aee 23. C. of Crow-
hurst, Surrey. R. of Emberton, Bucks., 1631-58. Died 1658.
(Al.Oxon.)
YOUNGER, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Jesi;s, Michs. 1559.
YOUNGER, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Emmani-el, Apr. 25,
1593. Matric. c. I5'v6; B.A. 1506-7; M.A. 1600. Ord. deacon
(Norwich) Mar. 25, age 24; 'C. of Diss"; priest, Sept. 29,
1597. R. of South Walsham, Norfolk, 1612-31. Author,
Sermon. Father of the next and of Henry (1620). {Cooper,
II. 310.)
YONGER, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar (age 20) at Caius, Au?. IJ,
1625. S. of William (above), clerk. Bapt. May 21, 1605. at
St Mary's, South Walsham, Norfolk. Matric. 1627, Scholar
1628-31; B..^. 1628-9; M.A. 1632. College Ubrariin.
Ord. priest (Lincoln) Feb. 26, 1631-2. R. of Gt Melton,
Norfolk, 1649-61. Died Mar. 6, 1661-2, aged 56. M.I. at
Melton. Brother of Henry (1620). {Venn, 1. 273; Lc Neve,
Mon., III. 52.)
YONGER, . B.A. 1462-3.
YONGER, . B.A. 1477-8.
YOUNGLOVE, JAMES. Matric. sizar from Clare, Easier,
1581.
YOUNGS, see YOUNG.
YOWARD, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Jesus, Easter, 1560.
One of these names s. of Robert, of Basedale, Yorks. {Vis.
of Yorks., 1584.)
YSAYE, . Com. for M.A. or higher degree, 1467-8.
YULE, see YOUELL.
"YULES, see YEULES.
YUTFORTH, . Pens, at Conville Hall, 1490-1. Probably
."Nicholas Woodforth, canon of Beeston Priory, Norfolk.
YVOR, JOHN. King's scholar: adm. May 7, I344. as a super-
numerary; removed, Sept. 25, 1359.
ZACHEVERELL, see SACHEVERELL.
ZANKEY orZANCHY, see SANKEY.
ZASTRISAL, GEORGE SIGISMUND. M.A. 1599.
ZOECKELL, JOHN. B.A. 1640 (Incorp. from Leipzig).
ZOMERE, JAMES. Matric. pens, from Trinity Hall, Easter,
1568. .A Fleming from Ghent.
ZOUCH, CHARLES. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Trinity, July 3,
171 1 ; exhibitioner from Christ's Hospital, London. S. of
Charles, goldsmith, of St Peter's, Westchrap, I^ndon, and
of Reading, Berks. B. at Reading. School, Christ's Hospital,
London. Matric. 1711; Scholar, 1713; B.A. 1714-5; M.A.
1718. Ord. deacon (F.ly) Mar. 13, 1714-5: priest, Feb. 1718-9.
Schoolmaster at Haslingfield, Cambs., 1715. Assistant
Master at Wakefield School, Yorks., 1717. V. of Gt Sandal,
1719-54. J.P. for the West Riding. Married Dorothv, dau.
of Gervasc Norton. Died July 27, 1754- Buried at Sandal.
Father of Henry (i743)- {I-'.MC, 783: C. Mag.)
ZOUCHE or ZOWCHE, EDWARD LA. Matric. Fell.-Com. from
Trinity, Easter, 1570. Doubtless s. and h. of George, loth
Baron Zouche, of H.irringworth. B. 1556. M..-\. (Hon.) 1571.
Succeeded as nth Baron Zouche, Juno 30, 1569. Adm. at
Gray's Inn, 1575. Lived abroad, 1587-93. Envoy extra-
ordinary to James VI of Scotland, 1593-4- Deputy-Governor
of Guernsey, 1 600-1. Pr»^idcnt of Wales, 1602-15. Com-
missioner for the Treasury, 1612. Memlicr of the Council of
Virginia, 1609, and of New England, 1620. Lord Warden of
the Cinque Ports, 1615-24. Patron of Ben Jon*on .ind other
poets. Married (i) Eleanor, dau. of Sir John Zourhc;
(2) Sarah, dau. of Sir James Harington, of Exton. Died
Aug. 1625, s.p.m. {D.N.B.; Sithols, 111. 1146.)
ZOUCH, EUDO or GUY. LL.D. S. of Lord Zouch of H.irrinf.
worth. Chancellor of the University. 1380, 1382, 1396.
Archdeacon of Huntingdon, 1393-1414. R. of Milton.
Cambs., 1401-3. V. of Hogsthorp<', Lines., 1403. Visitor of
Cl.ire College. Benof.ictor. Died 1414. (Blomchcld, ColUtt.,
173; Hist. Ri-g. of the I'ttiitrsity.)
ZOUCH or SOUCH, FRANCIS. LL.B. 1628 (Incorp. from
Oxford). Matric. (New College, Oxfonl) Oct. 22, 160J,
age 18: H.C.L. 1609. R. of Spotisburv, IXjrsct, 1608-c. 43.
R. of KbiHslwme Wake, Wilts., 1620. {.il. Oton.)
ZOUCHE, HENRY. Matric. pens, from Christ's. Michs. 1570.
7th s. of tii-orge, of Coilnor, Deris, (bv his 2nd wife Helen
L-ine). Brother of Sidney (i}7j) and "Thomas (1570). half-
brother ol John (i}49).
495
ZoucH, Henry
ZOUCH, HENRY. Adm. pens, (age i8) at Trinity, Apr. 9,
1743. S. of Charles (1711), R. of Gt Sandal, Yorks. B.Jan. 4,
1725-6. School, Wakefield. Matric. 1743; Scholar, 1743;
B.A. 1746-7; M.A. 1750. Ord. priest (York) June 17, 1753;
C. of Swillington, Leeds, 1753. R. of Gt Sandal, Yorks.,
1754-89. V. of Greasbrough, 1754. A governor of Wakefield
School, 1758-64. R. of Tankersley, 1782-95. V. of Smlling-
ton, 1789-95. J. P. for the West Riding. Chaplain to the
Marchioness of Rockingham. Married Elizabeth, dau. of
William Spinke, of Wakefield. Antiquary and social reformer.
Author, British Prisons, etc. Died June 17, i795- Buried at
Sandal in his own garden. (F.M.G., 783; D.N.B.)
ZOUCH or SOUCHE, JOHN DE LA. 'Doctor of Cambridge."
Provincial minister of Franciscans in England, in 1402;
deprived, 1405; reinstated, 1406, but again deprived. Bishop
of Llandaff, 1408-23. Died 1423. Buried at Cardiff. {H. G.
Harrison; Le Neve, Fasti, 11. 248; Stubbs, Registrum, 85.)
ZOWCHE, JOHN. Matric. Fell.-Com. from St John's, Easter,
1549. Doubtless s. and h. of George, of Codnor, Derbs.
(by his ist wife Anne, dau. of John Geynsford). Probably
adm. at Gray's Inn, 1552. K.B., 1559. High Sheriff of
Derbs., 1562, 1572 and 1581. Married Elizabeth, dau. of
Richard Whalley, Esq. Died before 1595. Half-brother of
Henry (1570), etc. and father of the next. (Glover, Derbs.,
11. 308.)
ZUINGLIUS, RODOLPH
ZOWCHE, JOHN. Matric. FeU.-Com. from Trinity, Michs.
1578. Doubtless s. and h. of Sir John (above), of Codnor
Castle, Derbs., Knt.; adm. at Gray's Inn, May 9, 1582.
Knighted, Apr. 23, 1603. Married Maria, dau. of Sir Henry
Berkeley, Knt.
ZOUCH or SOUCH, RICHARD. M.A. 1654 (Incorp. from
Oxford). S. of Richard, D.C.L. Matric. (Magdalen College,
Oxford) June 22, 1648-9; B.A. (Oxford) 1650; M.A. 1653.
Adm. at Gray's Inn, May 25, 1653. Called to the Bar, 1660.
{Al. Oxon.)
ZOWCHE, ROBERT. Licensed to practise medicine from Clare,
1607.
ZOUCHE, SIDNEY. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Easter, 1575.
8th s. of George, of Codnor, Derbs. B.A. 1578-9. Brother of
the next and of Henry (1570).
ZOUCHE, THOMAS. Matric. pens, from Christ's, Michs. 1570.
6th s. of George, of Codnor, Derbs. B.A. 1574-5; M.A. 1578.
Brother of Sidney (above) and Henry (1570).
ZOUCH, . Scholar of King's Hall, 1499-1500, until 1511.
ZUINGLIUS, RODOLPH. Adm. at St John's, c. 1571. S. of
Huldric. 'A very pious youth of extraordinary promise.'
Died in London, June 5, 1572. Buried at St Andrew's,
Holbom. (Cooper, 1. 306.)
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APPENDIX
VOLUME I
The numbers following the names or dates refer to pages
ABBES, CHRISTOPHER, i. Add Died 1616. WUl (Norwich
C.e.) 1616. (V. B. Redstone.)
ABBOTT, ARTHUR, i. Add Ord. priest (Exeter) Oct. 23, 1661.
C. of Wicken, in 1662.
ABBOTT, THOMAS, 1675, 2. Delete Perhaps the.
ABELL, WILLIAM, 1705, 2. /IdiC.of Kingsthorpe, Northants.,
1710.
ABRAHAM, WILLIAM, 3. Delete Perhaps the. Add Buried at
VViiiKrave, Nov. 5, 1663.
ACKLAM, DANIEL, 3. Add Ord. deacon (York) Dec. 1683.
C.ofHessle.
ACKLAND, JOHN, 3. Add Probably Chaplain in the Navy,
1701.
ACRED, AMBROSE, ^. Add One of those reported to have been
'enticed to pass over the seas,' c. 1595, by the papist
Speigniomaldus. (Foley; Dr Jessopp.)
AKROYD, THOMAS, 1705, 3. Add Ord. deacon (York) Sept.
1710.
ACSON, JOHN, 3. Add Probably R. of Handley, Cheshire, 1599-
1643. Buried Dec. 24, 1643. (Ormerod, 11. 725.)
ADAM, CHRISTOPHER, 1658, 4. Add Signed for deacon
(York) Aug. 17. 1662.
ADAMS, MICHAEL, 1652, 5. Add Fellow of the CoUegiate
Church, .Manchester, 1674, till death. (E. Axon.)
ADAMS, ROBERT, B.A., 1511-2, 5. Add XKohert Adam, B.A.,
was Inc. of VVestley, Cambs., 1532.
ADAMS, THOMAS, 1671, 6. Add Buried at St Michael-le-
Belfry, York, Apr. 10, 1722. (H. M. Wood.)
ADAM, THOMAS, 1687-8, 6. Add Ord. priest (York) June, 1696.
ADAMS, WILLIAM, 1640, 6. Add One of these names V. of
Horndon-on-the-Hill, Essex, 1650.
ADAMS, WILLIAM, 1698, 6. Add Probably Chaplain in the
Navv, 1710-5.
ADAMSON, JOHN, 1644-5, 6. Add Probably V. of All Saints',
Stamford, Lines., 1662, and R. of St Peter's.
ADAMSON, TIMOTHY, 7. Add Ord. priest (Chichester) Dec. 5,
1660.
ADAMSON, WALTER, 7. Add V. of White Notley, Essex, 1659.
Of Gt Leighs, 1663. Schoolmaster at Braintree, 1664.
ADAMSON, WILLIAM, 1628, j- Add Ord. priest (Norwich)
Mar. 5, 1636-7. V. of Laxfield, Suffolk, 1657.
ADCOCK, JOHN, 1712, 7. Add Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 21,
1717.
ADDENBROOKE, JOHN, 1671, 7. Add Ord. deacon (Hereford)
Sent. 19, 1675.
ADDERLEY, HENRY, 7. ^ii Called to the Bar, 1636. (W.F.C.
Suter.)
ADDISON, JAMES, 7. Add Ord. deacon (York) June, 1720;
priest, July, 1721.
ADSON, JOHN, 8. Add Ord. deacon (Peterb.) Sept. 22, 1716.
C. of Oundle, 171 7.
AFFLECK, GILBERT, 8. Add R. of Dalham, 1736. R. of
Lidgate, 1740. (V. B. Redstone.) His father is said to have
been M.P. when he entered Rugby in 1719. (L. E. Smith.)
AGAR, SETH, 9. Add Ord. deacon (York) Mar. 1701-2; priest,
1702.
AGAR, WILLIAM, 1720, 9. Add Married, at Spalding, Lines.
Nov. 20, 1764, Elizabeth Thompson. (H. M. Wood.)
AGGAS, ANTHONY, 9. Add R. of Rushbrook, 1681-1721.
Lecturer at St James', Bury. Died Dec. 1721, aged 76. M.I.
AGAS, EDWARD, 9. Add K. of Rushbrook, Sutlolk, 1670-81.
R. of Little Whrlnetham, 1645-81. Died Jan. 1680-1,
aged 63. Buried and .M.I. there.
AINSWORTH, EDWARD, 10. Read S. of Jeremiah, of Black-
low, Lanes. B. Dec. to, 1649. Add R. of Dalbury, Dcrbs.,
1674-98. Buried there June 3, 1698. (Lane, and Chesh.
Ant. Soc, xxvii. 44.)
AINSWORTH, JOHN, c. 1595, 10. Add Perhaps the one whose
controversy with Henry Ainsworth (1587) is in Tht Trying
of the Truth,' etc. 16x5.
AISLEY, JOHN, 10. Add Married, at Aycliffe, July :8, 1671,
Frances Wildborc. Buried at Wolsingham, Sept. 6, 1717.
(H. M. Wood.)
ALBRIGHT, WILLIAM, 11. Add S. of William and Martha,
citizen and goldsmith, of London. Died Aug. 8, 1766,
aged 75. (Topographer, 1790, III. 60.)
ALCHORNE, WILLIAM, 1647, 11. Read V. of Barling, Essex,
1655; of Broomfield, 1657-61. Will (Arch. C. of Essex) 1701.
M.I. in High Ongar Church.
ALCOCK, JOHN, 1469-70, 12. According to Leach, xxxiii. 38,
he was bom at Hull.
ALCOCK, JOHN, 1656, 12. Add Probably V. of Quadring,
Lines., 1663.
ALCOCK, JOHN, 1713-4, 12- Add Ord. deacon (York) Sept.
1717. Resigned from Bumsall School, June 7, 1753. Buned
there July 8, 1760. (J. Parker.) Read Master of Bumsall,
1733-53- Married, at Brancepeth, Durham, May 21, 1730,
Mrs .Ann Fountain, of Framwellgate, Durham. (H. M. Wood.)
ALCOCK, JOHN, 1747-8, 12. Read S. of Peter. Add Bapt.
Apr. 16, 1728. Ord. deacon (York) May 21, 1752; priest,
June, 1753. Buried at Bumsall, Nov. 25, 1810.
ALCOCK, PETER, 1676, 12. Add Bapt. at Bumsall, Aug. j,
1658. Married Ellen, dau. of Chr. Lancaster, R. of Bumsall.
Read R. of Bumsall, 1689-1707. Buried there June 4, 1707.
Father of Peter (1700) and John (i 713-4).
ALCOCK, PETER, 1700, 12. B. at Bumsall, June 24, 1684.
Master of Bumsall Grammar School, 1703-19. R. of Bum-
sail, Sept. 20, 1708-33. Buried there Oct. 10, 1733. Will
(York) 1733. Father of John. (J.Parker.)
ALCOCK, WILLIAM, 1644, 12. Add Ord. priest (Chichester)
Nov. 16, 1659. R. of Tatterford, Norfolk.
Add ALDEBY, WILLIAM DE, 12. B.Can.L. Priest. Of Nor-
wich diocese. R. of Holj-well, Hunts. Petitioned the Pope
(1363) for canonry of Salisbury.
ALDEM, JOHN, 12. Read V. of Prescot. Died Sept. 7, 1642.
ALDER, JOHN, 1630, 12. Add Bapt. at All Saints', Newcastle,
Jan. 9, 1613-4, as Auder. (H. M. Wood.)
ALDERSEY, SAMUEL, 13. Add Died Feb. 12, 1802, aged 86.
M.l. at Bunburv.
ALDERSON, MARTIN, 13. Add C. of Little Dunmow, 1640-9.
R. of Latchington, 1649, and 1656-fio; of Purlcigh, 1655-6.
Dird 1680. (H. Smith.)
ALDRIDGE, THOMAS, 1595, 14. Read R. of Rushbrook.
ALDRICH, WILLIAM, 1617, 14. Add Subscribed for deacon
and priest (Bristol) Dec. 18, 1624. R.of Drungoon (Kilmore),
1633. Married (licence dated June 20, 1636) Barbara
Stephens, of Tullaghmore. (H. B. Swanry.)
ALDUS, EDWARD, 14. Add WUl (Arch. C. of Essex) 1702. as
clerk of .\sheldam, Essex.
ALDUS, SAMUEL, 14. Add Ord. priest (Norwich) May 10, 1648.
At Fro^toti in 1662.
ALDUS, WILLIAM, 1622, 14. Add Ord. priest (Nor»-ich) Dec.
20, 1629. R. of Blaxhall, Suflolk, 1653.
ALFOUNDER, ROBERT. 1702-3, 15. Add P.C. of St Andrew-
the-Less, Barnwell, Cambridge, 1714-20. (F. Ranncr.)
ALEXANDER, JOHN, 1744, 15. Add Probably chaplain in the
Navv, 1747-57.
ALANSON or ALLISON, EDWARD, 16. Read Adm. sizar at
Magdalene, Mar. 26, 1679. Add V. of Nc\vton-in-Makerficld,
1686-1731. Buried at Winwick, 1731. Will (Chester).
The R. of Clifton Kejnies, etc., was prolMblv his son.
Add ALLATT, ROBERT, 16. A recus.int. Said'to Ix- nrgistcred
in Trinity College, Cambridge, c. 1575, from Weslniinsler.
In his old ago desired to return to Kngl.uid m\A opened
negotiations with Thomas Phcllipps, Cecil's cyphcrrr. (J. B.
Whitmore.)
ALLEN, ANDREW, i6. Add R. of Chirkercll. Dorset, 1633.
ALLAN, GEORGE, 1695-6, 17. Add Bapt. at Long Newton,
.\un. 22. 1677. (H. M. Wood.)
ALLEN, JOHN, 17. Pens, .it C.onville Hall. 1491-5 and ALLEN.
JOHN, 17. (Grailu.itedin.\rtsatC>ml)ridgr.) MiWI pnilvibly
the same man. B.A. 1404-5; M..\. 1408. Fellow of IVtcr-
house, Sept. 9, I4g6. Sub-deacon (Klv) Feb. 13; deacon.
M.tr. i6; priest, Aug. 25. 1499. (T. .\. W.ilker.)
ALLEN. JOHN, 17. Dtla* (pixiUbly B.A. 1490-1500; M.A.
1503).
V. AC. IV.
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3-
Allen, John
^iiALLEN, JOHN, 17. StudensCantabrigiae, 1533-4, A monk
of Westminster.
ALLEN, JOHN, 1660, 18. Add C. of Bradwell-on-Sea, Essex, in
1664.
ALLEN, JOHN, 1661, 18. Add Archdeacon and preb. of Chester,
1686-95. School, St Paul's. {Ormerod, I. 115.)
ALLEIN, MATTHEW, 18. ^iii Perhaps C. of Astbury, Cheshire,
in 1609. One of these names beneficed in Sussex. Will
(P.C.C.) 1605. (E. Axon.)
ALLAINE, ROBERT, 1709-10, 19. Add Ord. priest (York) May,
1716.
ALLEN, THOMAS, 1600, 19. The V. of Coleby was buried there,
Aug. 18, 1644, and his wife Winifred on Mar. 10, 1643-4.
ALLEN, THOMAS, Christ's, 1669, 20. Add Buried at Thornton,
July 10, 1710.
ALLEN, THOMAS, Magdalene, 1689, 20. Add Probably chap-
lain in the Navy, 1711-21.
ALLEYNE, THOMAS, 1716, 20. Read Will proved (P.C.C.)
1761.
ALLIN or ALEN, WALTER, 20. Add R. of Rushbrook, Suffolk,
1586-98.
ALLEN, WILLIAM, 20. Add One of this name, minister of
Westfarlye, married Mary Bromston, at Boxley, Kent,
Oct. 2, 1598. Another was inducted to Coleby, Lines.,
Oct. I, 1743, an/3 was buried there Nov. 20, 1748.
ALLENSON, GILBERT, 21. Add Chaplain in the Navy, 1733-8.
ALLENSON, JAMES, 21. Add Ord. deacon (York) May, 1703;
priest, 1704.
ALLENSON, MARMADUKE, 21. Add Died 1692. Will (Dur-
ham). Delete Mayor of Durham, 1684-5. (H. M. Wood.)
ALLGOOD, JAMES, 21. Add Bapt. at Hexham, July 22,
1672. (H. M. Wood.)
ALLGOOD, THOMAS, 21. Add Bapt. at Hexham, Jan. 29,
1661-2. (H. M. Wood.)
ALLINGTON, CHARLES, 21. Add Probably s. of John (1622)
and exhibitioner of Uppingham School in 1663. (A. Hawley.)
ALLINGTON, JOHN, 1662, 22. Add V. of Wardley, Rutland.
Instituted to Ketton, 1660. (Blore's Rutland, 179; A.
Hawley.)
ALLISON, RICHARD, 1573, 22. Add Win (P.C.C.) 1612.
ALLISTON, MATTHEW, 1629, 22. Add As EUiston, Minister
of Stanford Rivers, 1643; ejected, 1660.
ALLISTONE, MATTHEW, 1659, 22. Add V. of TiUington,
Essex, 1667-86.
ALLON, SAMUEL, 22. Add Ord. deacon (York) July 28; priest,
Aug. 16,1730. Of Bamsley, Yorks.V. of Sandbach, Cheshire,
1732-6. Buried there Aug. 26, 1736.
ALMOND, ANTHONY, 23. Add Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1718;
priest, Sept. 1720. C. of North Cave.
ALMOND, GEORGE, 1633-4, 23. Add C. of Uggeshall, Suffolk,
in 1662.
ALMOND, GEORGE, 1728, 23. Add Chaplain in the Navy,
1741.
ALSO?, ANTHONY, 24. Add Married Margery, widow of
Francis Bernard, R. of Brightwell, and dau. of Rich. Win-
lowe, of Lewknor, Oxon. She was buried there May 22, 1718.
(H. B. Swanzy.)
ALSO?, JOSIAS, 1628, 24. Add WiU (P.C.C.) 1666; ' to be buried
at St Clement's, Eastcheap. Bequest to the poor of Norton
Fitzwarren.' (J. Ch. Smith.)
ALSOP, VINCENT, 24. Add Married Elizabeth Kmge, dau. of
the minister at Oakham. Usher of Oakham, 1647-57. R. of
WUby, 1657.
ALTE, WILLIAM, 25. Read Member of the Classis. Add
C. of Bury, 1629-31. Minister, 1645-56. Died Apr. 5, 1656.
(E. Axon.)
ALTHAM, MICHAEL, 26. Read Minister of Over KeUet, Lanes.
Add Ord. priest (Galloway) Feb. 23, 1660-1. C. of Eastwick,
Herts., 1664.
ALTHAM, ROGER, 26. Add King's scholar at Westminster,
1664, and elected to Christ Church, in 1668. Aged c. 66 at
death.
ALWYN, . M.A. 1464, 26. Add V. of Appledore, Kent,
1479-82. (F. W. Cock.)
AMBLER, LAURENCE, 26. Read Perhaps C. of Colne, Lanes.
AMBROSE, DANIEL, 26. Add Chaplain of the Red Lion in the
Rh6 Expedition, 1627.
AMBROSE, ISAAC, 26. Read King's preacher for County of
Lancaster.
AMBROSE, WILLIAM, 1626-7, 27. Add Another of these names
clerk, of Stepney, will (P.C.C.) 1638. (Waters, General
Gleanings, 738.)
AMKOTTS, PAUL, 27. See ANDERTON, ROBERT, 29.
AMERY, JOHN, 1639, 27. Add School, St Paul's; exhibitioner.
AMYAS, THEOPHILUS, 27. Read Perhaps R. of Aldmgham,
Lanes., 1668-72. Died 1672.
AMES or AMYES, WILLIAM, 1637-8, 27. Add One of these
names V. of Barking, Essex, 1650. Buried Oct. 6, 1653.
ANDERSON, FRANCIS, 1609, 28. Add S. of Bertram. Bapt.
at St Nicholas, Newcastle, Sept. 17, 1592. (H. M. Wood.)
ANDERSON, HENRY, 1564-5, 29. Add Buried at St Nicholas,
Newcastle, Aug. 6, 1605. (H. M. Wood.)
Arkenstall, John
ANDREW, EUSEBIUS, 29. Read Adm. at Lmcoln's Inn,
Aug. II, 1620; Barrister, 1627. (W. F. C. Suter.)
ANDREWS, HENRY, 1717, 30. Add Ord. deacon (Ely) Feb. 25,
1699-1700; priest (Oxford) May 26, 1700. R. of Pimpeme,
1717-22. Chap, to Earl of Lichfield. R. of Holy Trinity,
Shaftesbury, 1717-22.
ANDREWS, JAMES, 1694, 30. Add S. of John, of Bacton,
Suffolk, and Elizabeth Chaplyn. B. 1677. Succeeded his
brother Robert at Bamingham. Died at Milden, 1757.
(V. B. Redstone.)
Add ANDREWS, JAMES, 30. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's,
Dec. 28, 1721. Of Botesdale, Suffolk.
ANDREWS, JAMES, 1721, 30. Adm. sizar at St Catharine's.
Add R. of Brent Eleigh, Suffolk, 1735-64.
ANDREWS, JOHN, 1632, 30. Add One of these names R. of
Purleigh, Essex, 1645.
ANDREW, JOHN, 1660, 30. Add Ord. priest (Peterb.) Dec. 24,
1665. C. of Denford, Northants.
ANDREWS, ROBERT, 1637, 30. Add R. of Chelsworth, Suffolk,
1647-89. Died 1689.
ANDREWS, ROBERT, 1690, 31. Add Probably s. of John, of
Bacton, Suffolk. B. 1672. R. of Bamingham, Suffolk, till
his death, 1716. Brother of James (1694). (V.B.Redstone.)
ANDREWS, SAMPSON, 1634, 31. Add Perhaps bapt. at Bolton-
le-Moors, Dec. 17, 1616, as s. of Nicholas, of Little Lever.
(E. Axon.)
ANDREWS, SIMON, 31. Add Chaplam in the Navv, 1657.
ANDREWS, THOMAS, 1710, 31. Add Married, at Ebrington,
Dec. 30, 1725, Dorothy Keyt. (H. M. Wood.)
Add ANGIER, ANTHONY, 32. Queen's scholar from West-
minster elected to Trinity College, 1613; B.A. i6i8. (Cole
MSS. XLV. 261; C. J. B. Angier.)
AUNGER, EDWARD, 1584, 32. Add Barrister of Gray's Inn.
Married secondly Catherine PoweU. Buried in Holy Trinity
Church, Cambridge. (C. J. B. Angier.)
AUNGIER, FRANCIS, 1622, 32. Add More probably s. of
Francis (brother of Edward (1622)), Counsellor at Law of the
Court of Chancery, Ireland, by his first wife Frances, dau.
of John Wilkinson. It was Francis, s. of Edward, bapt. at
Dry Drayton, in 1646, who became R. of West Peckham,
Kent, 1667-88. (C. J. B. Angier.)
AUNGIER, JOHN, 1583, 32. Read Will, 1630.
ANGIER, JOHN, 1647, 32. Read V. of Deane, till 1673, and
living in Dec. 1677. (E. Axon.)
ANGIER, THOMAS, 1648-9, 32. The V. of Little Wakering was
buried at Dedham, in 1719. (C. J. B. Angier.)
AUNGER, WILLIAM, 1568, 32. Add R. of Comberton, Cambs.
Died and was buried there c. 1589. (C. J. B. Angier.)
ANGUISH, THOMAS, 1716, 33. Add Probably chaplain in the
Navy, I73/-8.
Add ANLABLY, THOMAS, 33. Pens, at Pembroke Hall m
1433. Gave books in 1457.
ANSELL, THOMAS, 1738-9, 34. CaUed to the Bar, 1748.
(W. F. C. Suter.)
ANTHILL, JOHN, 1651, 34. Add Ord. priest (Exeter) Oct. 22,
1658. Died at Hitcham, Aug. 31, 1667. (V. B. Redstone.)
ANTON, GEORGE, 34. Add Called to the Bar, 1584. (W. F. C.
Suter.)
ANTHONY, CHARLES, 34. Read V. of Catterick, Sept.
1660.
APPYLBY, WILLIAM, 35. Add V. of Norton, 1496. Of St
Oswald's, Durham, 1498. Died 1498. (H. M. Wood.)
APPLETON, HENRY, 1610, 35. Read Knighted, June 27, 1613.
? Served at Colchester, 1648.
APPLETON, ROBERT, 1680, 35. Read Ord. deacon (York)
Mar. 1 690-1.
APPLETON, WILLIAM, 1350-60, 36. Add M.A. Of Norwich
diocese. 'Has a parish church which is unknown at Cam-
bridge, but will be expressed in the Papal Chancery.'
Petitioned the Pope, 1363, for canonry of Abergwily.
(CaL Pap. Pet., i. 405.)
ARCHER, BENJAMIN, 1715, 37. Add Died 1767.
ARCHER, GABRIEL, 37. Add Secretary or recorder in Virginia.
Died there, 1609-10. Author, True Relaticnt; a history of
the Colonv. (E. Alf. Jones.)
ARCHER, GILES, 37. Add Ord. priest (Durham) Dec. 9, 1643.
R. of Famham, Essex, 1644-82.
ARCHER, HENRY, 1586, 37. Add Student at Geneva.
ARCHER, JAMES, 1604-5, 37- ^^d Licence to teach boys
music, arithmetic, etc., at Soham, Cambs., Jan. 31, 1606.
(V. B. Redstone.)
ARDEN, JOHN, 1598,38. SAomM/oMow ARDREN or ARDRUM,
JOHN, 1564-5.
ARDERN, HENRY, 38. Add S. of Richard, of Chester. (J. B.
Whitmore.)
ARDERN, JAMES, 38. Read V. of Holy Cross, Canterbury,
1662-6. R. of Thomton-le-Moor, Cheshire.
Add ARGENT, CLEMENT, 39. Student at Cambridge, 1459,
studying Canon Law. R. of Hemswelk, Lines. {Cal. Pap.
Reg., XI. 562.)
ARKENSTALL, JOHN, 39. Add Probably 3rd s. of Richard, of
Wilburton. (J. B. Whitmore.)
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Arkinstall, Richard
ARKINSTALL, RICHARD, 39. Add Probably 2nd s. of Richard
of VVilburton. (J. B. Whitmore.)
ARKINSTALL. ROBERT, 39. Add Probably eldest s. of Richard
of VVilburton. (J. B. Whitmore.)
ARKINSTALL, WILLIAM, 39. Add Probably 5th s. of Richard,
of Wilburton. (J. B. Whitmore.)
ARLUSH, STEPHEN, 39. Add Of Knedlington, minUtcr.
Married, at Howden, Yorks., Oct. 1656, Rebecca Taylor, of
Hull. Buried Jan. 22, 1681-2.
ARMETRIDING, JOHN, 39. Add Bapt. at Leyland, Feb. i6.
1707-8. Ord. deacon (Chester) 172 1; priest. 1735. P.C. of
North Meols, 1735-67. Died Jan. 1791, aged 83. Buried at
Bispham.
ARMETRIDING. THOMAS, 39. Add Ord. deacon (Chester)
Sept. 21. 1684; priest. Oct. 21, 1689, Died at Leyland.
1719-20.
ARMITAGE, JOSEPH, 40. Add Ord. deacon (York) June 13,
1756.
ARMITAGE, ROBERT, 40. Add C. of Beeston, Yorks., in 1640.
(R. J. Wood.)
ARMITAGE, WILLIAM, 1642, 40. No 'Sir William' recorded.
? Sir Francis.
ARMISTEAD, ANTHONY, 40. Read Ord. deacon (York) Feb.
1680-1.
ARMITSTEAD, DANIEL, 40. Add Ord. deacon (Chester) June
10, 1688; priest, June 15, 1690. Read R. of Melling, Lanes.,
1689-93. Died July 6, 1693. (E. Axon.)
ARMITSTEAD, JAMES, 1675, 40. Add Probably V. of Melling,
Yorks., 1689. (W. J. Kaye.)
ARMSTRONG, JOHN, i6i6, 41. Add Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
July 18, 1621. R. of South Lufienham, 1633-75.
ARMSTRONG. JOHN, 1652, 41. Add Ord. priest (Chester)
Dec. 22, 1660. One of the twelve Cambridge preachers, 1661.
Buried at Cartmell. (E. Axon.)
ARNOLD, RICHARD. 1714, 41- Add Married at Wilford, Notts.,
Nov. 6, 1735, Catherine Woods.
ARNOLD, ROBERT, 171 1, 41. Add Married, at St Peter's,
Notts., Oct. 5, 1734, Ann Mellor.
ARROWSMITH, THOMAS. 1651, 42. Add Probably married
Margaret, dau. of Anthony Barry, gent., at Syleham, Suffolk,
Apr. 27, 1668. (V. B. Redstone.)
ARTHINGTON, SANDFORD, 42. Read Buried Dec. 3, 1702.
(M. H. Peacock.)
ARTHUR, JOHN, 42. Add Married Anne. dau. of Miles Corbet.
(V. B. Redstone.) R. of KQmegan, Down, 1661-4. (H. B.
Swanzy.)
ARUNDEL, JOHN DE, 43. Add Clerk in minor orders; wife,
Joan; papal indult (1352) to choose a confessor.
ARUNDELL, WILLIAM, 43. Read Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
May 23; priest, May 30, 1708. R. of Gt Houghton. North-
ants., 1708-18.
ASH, LEONARD, 1663, 43. Add One of these names (called
B.A.) ord. deacon (York) June 21, 1668; priest (Chester)
Sept. 22, 1672. V. of Kirkby-on-the-Moor, 1687.
ASH, LEONARD, 1699, 43. Add Ord. deacon (York) May, 1703;
priest, 1705. V. of Kirk Ella, 1705. Read V. of Knares-
borough, 1684-92. V. of Kirkby-on-the-Moor. 1687-92.
Buried .Aug. 30, 1716. (W. J. Kaye.)
ASHE, ROBERT, 43. Add R. of Michaelmarsh, Hants., 1743.
R. of Chalton. Preb. of Winchester. Buried in Cathedral
there, June22, 1780. (W. P. H. Smith.) Z)«/rfe Perhaps V. of
Langlcy Burrell. Died Jan. 4, 1744.
ASH, SIMEON, 1613, 43. Add Signs a brief in 1650 as minister
at Bassingshawe. (V. B. Redstone.)
ASHBOURNE, JOHN, 43. Add Died at Norton and buried there
Aug. 2, 1661. (V. B. Redstone.)
ASHBURNE. JOSEPH, 44. Add Probably s. of John (1625), and
bapt. at Norton, in 1648. (V. B. Redstone.)
ASHBY, WILLIAM, 44. Add Chaplain H.M.S. Cambridge,
1740.
ASHCROFT, TOWERS, 45. Add Ord. deacon (York) May, 171 1;
priest, 1712.
ASHENDEN, THOMAS, 1665, 45. Add R. of Magharafelt,
Armagh, 1685-6. (H. B. Swanzy.)
For ASHENHURST, JAMES, 45. Read GEORGE. [Mistake in
Trin. Coll. KfR.]
ASHLEY or ASTLEY. HERBERT. 45. Add Ord. priest (Kilmorc)
May 3, 1648.
ASHLEY, WILLIAM, 1638-9, 45. He was not ejected from
Rastrick. The preacher at Hull was Richard Astley. (A. G.
Matthews.)
ASHTON. ABDIAS, 46. Add Brother of Henry (1591).
ASHTON, HENRY, 46. M«a<iS. of Robert, clerk (1667). AddTiapt.
at Brirullc, IhI). 24, 1685-6. Chaplain of theCollegiate Church,
MaiKhcstcr. Died 1720. Will (Chester) 1720. (K. Axon.)
ASHTON, JAMES, c. 1591, 46. Ada Brother of Abdias (1577-8)
in whose will (1635) he is mentioned as parson of Harles-
worth. (F. Axon.)
ASHTON, PETER, 1605, 46. Add R. of Achurcb, Northants..
163.1-8.
ASHETON, PETER, 1693, 46. Read C. of St James", Milnrow.
Lanes.
Atwood, Thomas
ASHTON. ROBERT, 1667, 47. Read C. of Brindl*. 1672-91.
C. at Rochdale. 1694-7. C. of Salford, 1694. CbapUin,
Collegiate Church, Manchester. 1699. Fellow, 1703. Buried
Aug. 31, 1731.
ASHTON. ROBERT. 1672, 47- Add Called to the Bar. 1681.
(W. F. C. Suter.)
ASHTON. Sir WALTER. 47. Add Perhaps the tst Lord Aston
of Forfar, K.B. (F. Axon.)
ASHTON. WILLIAM. 47. Add One of this name, clerk, of
Bl.kcnham. Will (Norwich C.C.) 1625. (V. B. Redstone.)
ASHTON, WILLIAM, 1670, 47. Read Died Feb. 15, 1731-2.
Delete Salford. •*
ASHWELL, THOMAS. 48. Add A Carmelite. Ortl. deacon
(Exeter) May 25, 1396. Prior of the Cambridge House, 1407.
Probably D.D. that year. Provincial vicar, 1419. Confessor
to Cardmal Beaufort. Died at Rouen. Nov. 2, 1430. (B.
Zimmerman.)
ASHWORTH, ABEL, 48. Add Admon. (Chester) 1680: of
Ma< rU^field, clerk.
ASHWORTH, JOHN. 1712-3. 48. Perhaps s. of John; bapt. at
St Nicholas", Liverpool. Mar. 7. 1 690-1.
ASKEW, ANTHONY, 1739, 48. Add Married, at Hartbum,
Nov. 15, 1751, Margaret Swinbum. (H. M. Wood.)
ASKEWE, JOHN, 48. Add Will (P.C.C.) 1619
Add ASKEWE, WILLIAM, 48. Master of Michaelhouse, 1461
and 1463. (Patent Roll of 6 Edw. IV; J. B. Whitmore.)
ASLABIE or AISLABIE, WILLIAM, 1711,49. Add Ord. deacon
May, 1716; priest (York) June, 1718.
ASPIN, HARVEY, 1734, 49. Add Wife IsabeUa. (V. B. Red-
stone.)
ASPIN, THOMAS, 1623, 49. Add A Thomas Aspin, M.A., V.
of Newport Pagnell, Bucks.. 1663.
ASPINWALL, IRELAND, 49. Add Of Hale, Lanes.. F^q. Died
unmarried, 1734. Admon.. Chester.
ASPINALL, NICHOLAS, 1698-9, 49. Add Ord. priest (York)
Sept. 22, 1706.
ASPINWALL, WILLIAM, 49. Probably two men. The Maghull
one was probably of Brasenose, Oxford. TTie .Mattersey
one was ord. presbyter at Nottingham, May 2, 1660.
ASTELL, RALPH, 50. Add Bapt. at St John's, Newcastle,
Nov. 2, 1631. Minister of Frodsham, Cheshire, 1658.
ASTLEY, GEORGE, 50. Add Perhaps the schoolmaster at
Toxteth Park, ejected, 1662. (Calamv, Account, 84:.)
ASTLEY, RICHARD, 1612, 50. Add Ejected from Blackrod.
Lanes. Licensed presbyterian teacher at Hull, 1672. (A. G.
Matthews.)
ASTREY, LUKE, 51. Add R. of Drumachose (diocese Derry).
R. of Tamlaught-Finlagan, 1622-41. Died at Coleraine,
1641. (H. B. Swanzy.)
ATHERTON, EDWARD, 51. Add Ord. deacon (Chester) June
10, 1682; priest. May 25, 1684. Will (Chester) 1705-6.
Read Probably C. of Rufford, Lanes. (E. Axon.)
ATHERTON, HENRY, 1620, 51. Add C. of Newchurch (Cul-
cheth), 1630-3. C. of Lymm, Cheshire, in 1635. C. of
HoUinfare, Lanes., 1646-52. C. of Crosby, i"656. (E.
Axon.)
ATHERTON, HENRY, 1664, 51. Read Died Jan. 20, 1699-
1700. Buried at St Nicholas, Newc^istle. (H. .M. Wood.)
ATHERTON, THOMAS, 1702,51. .4<f<i Bapt. at All SainU", New-
castle, Apr. 8, 1685. (H. M. Wood.)
ATHERTON, WILLIAM, 51- Add Ord. deacon (Chester) Sept.
22, 1678; priest, Sept. 21, 1679. C. of Liverpool.
ATHOW, JOHN, 1612, 52. Add Buried at St Bartholomew-the-
Less, London, Apr. n, 1646. Dpscril>ed as 'Minister out
of Mr Connaves house in Rosemary lane.'
ATKINS, EDWARD, 52. Add Called to the Bench, 1671.
Srrjo;int-.it I.1W, ifi7o. (W. F. C. Suter.)
ATKINS, RICHARD, 1552, 52. Add Porh.ips C. of Romford,
1562-87. Chaplain at Havering-atte-Bowcrs, 1591-1608.
Died 1608.
ATKINS, WILLIS, 52. Add Died May 9, 1708. Buried at Gt
r.nnsden.
ATKINSON. EDWARD, 1639, 53. Add Ord. priest (Sarum)
Ian. 6, 16^6-7.
ATKINSON, FRANCIS, 1635-6. 53- Add One of these names
niinistir of ("■rinlon, Yorks. Buried there Feb. 3, i6/"j-j.
ATKINSON, THOMAS. 1628, 54. See Al. Oxon. Pcrha^ a
mist. ike in the Bishop's Register which ascribes bini to
C.Tiiiliridge.
ATKINSON, THOMAS, 1693. 54- Add Ord. priest (York)
Juno, 1700. V. of Hampsthwaite, Yorks., 1710-38. Buried
there Feb. 16, 1737-8.
ATWELL, JOHN, 55. /(.^<f B.A. 1502-3; M.A. 1506. Of London.
(H.itwell.)
ATWOOD. JOHN, 1697-8, 55- Add Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
Itic. 24, 1704. C. of Normanton.
ATWOOD, JOHN, 1716, 55. Add Barrister, 1712. (\V. F. C.
SmI.t.)
ATWOOD. THOMAS, 1399. 55- Add He was B.D. in 1456.
(raf^.il [.lit,■rs^
ATWOOD. THOMAS, 1695, jj. Rt»d Died 1718. (A. L.
Keade.)
499
3^—2
AuBURNE, Matthew
AUBURNE, MATTHEW, 56. Add Clerk, of Hingham by East
Bergholt, Suffolk. Died 1640. Will (Norwich C.C). (V. B.
Redstone.)
AUDER, WILLIAM, 56. Add Elected Master of Ipswich School,
Oct. 26, 1607, but only held the post for a few months.
(I. E. Gray.)
AUDSLEY, HENRY, 57. Add Ord. priest (York) Dec. 22,
1689.
AUGAR, NICHOLAS, 57. Add Head Master of Newcastle
Cirammar School, 1645-8. (H. M Wood.)
AUGER (? ANGER), JOHN, 57. John Augar, then minister of
Lee, Essex, occurs in an Essex will proved Jan. 13, 1657-8.
(A. G. Matthews.)
AUSTIN, EDWARD, 1698, 57. Add Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
May 23, 1703; priest, June 3, 1705. C. of Bamack, North-
ants., 1705.
AUSTEN, HENRY, 1681, 57. Add Ord. deacon (York) Mar.
1689-90.
AUSTIN, JOHN, 1645, 57. Add Barrister, 1653. (W. F. C.
Suter.)
AUSTIN, RICHARD, 1691, 57. Married, at Northborough,
Northants., Nov. 25, 1706, Anna Maria Stamford, of Maxey
Church Hall, widow. {Miscellanea, v. 201.)
AUSTEN, THOMAS, 1636, 58. One of these names, s. of Mat-
thew, of Wye, Kent, was R. of Harbledown, Kent, 1656-61.
Buried there .'\ug. 26, 1661. (H. G. Harrison.)
Add AUVERE, JOHN, 58. A widower. 'Ad frugem melioris
vitae se convertens per octo annos theologicam audivit
facultatera.' (Letter, c. 1260, from the Chancellor to
Henry III.)
AVERY, DUDLEY, 58. Add Doubtless eldest s. of Samuel,
Sheriff of London, 1647. B. at Delft. At Eton in 1637.
(S. P. Dom.. 1637 and 1662; R. J. Beevor.)
AXTON, THOMAS, 1750, 58. Add Ord. deacon (Chester)
Mar. 14, 1756.
AYCKRIGGE, JOHN, 58. Add Minister of Arkhohne, Lanes., in
1654. (E. Axon.)
AYLMER, EDWARD, 1624-5, 59. Read Akenham Hall,
Suffolk. (V. B. Redstone.)
AYLOFFE, WILLIAM, 1583, 60. ^irf Barrister, 1594; Bencher,
1609. (W. F. C. Suter.)
AYNSCOUGH or AYNSCOMB, RADLEY, 60. Add Chaplain of
Manchester Collegiate Church, 1709. Elected Fellow, 1727.
Buried there Jan. 12, 1727-8. S. of Thomas (1670). Will
dated Nov. 23, 1727; proved (Chester) July 6, 1728. (E.
."Vxon.)
AYRE, ROWLAND, 61. Add Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1621;
priest, Mar. 1621-2.
^d(i AERTON, EDWARD, 61. ' Of Emmanuel.' V. ofNidd. C.
of Stainley, Yorks., 1690. Doubtless father of the next.
{Vis. of Bishop of Chester, 1691; J. BrownbiU.)
AYRETON, EDWARD, 61. Add ord. priest (York) Sept.
1690.
AYRTON, WILLIAM, 61. Read Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 25,
1743; priest, June, 1745. C. of Otley. C. of Ribchester,
Lanes. Buried at Yargram, May 13, 1751.
AYSCOUGHE, EDWARD, 1621, 61. ^ rfd Subscribed for deacon
and priest (Bristol) Jan. 27, 1628-9.
AISCOUGH, HENRY, 1599, 61. Add Ord. deacon (York) Oct.
1606.
ASCOGH, ROBERT, 1439, 62. Add Warden of the Hall of King's
Scholars, in 1448. {Pat. Rolls.)
AYSCOUGH, WILLIAM, 1628, 62. Add Probably V. of Aveley,
tin c. 1652. R. of Wennington, 1652.
BABINGTON, RICHARD, 62. Add He was at Ingrave tUl 1654,
and probably till 1656.
BACK, THOMAS, 63. Add Died Oct. 30, 1758. Buried at
Tenterden, Nov. 3, 1758. (H. G. Harrison.)
BACKHOUSE, GILBERT, 63. Add Will (1598) at Worcester.
(J. Challenor Smith.)
BACKLER, JAMES, 63. Add Probably V. of Brightlingsea,
Essex, 1650-60 (ejected).
Add BAKETON, THOMAS DE, 64. B.C.L. Petitions the Pope,
1363, for St Gregory's, Sudbury, which had been promised
him.
BACON, FRANCIS, 1717, 65. Add Ord. deacon (York) Mar.
1722-3.
BACON, JAMES, 1613, 65. Delete Probably. Add Held Manor
in Sternfield, Suffolk. WUl (Bury) 1649-50. Wife Martha.
(V. B. Redstone.)
BACON, THOMAS, 1709, 66. Add Exhibitioner from Ipswich
School.
BADCOCK, JOHN, B.D., 1559, 66. The last Prior of BamweU;
surrendered it to Henry VIII on Nov. 8, 1539. (F. Ranner.)
BADCOCKE, JOHN, 1640, 66. Delete Perhaps s. of George, to
B. 1633. Add The V. of Godmanchester was b. in Cambridge
c. 1625 (aged 57 in 1682).
BAGGE, CHARLES, 67. Add Married Barbara, dau. of Edmund
Elsden, of King's Lynn.
BAGGE, SAMUEL, 67. Add Died at Battersea, 1772. Admon.
(P.C.C.) to brother Charles, D.D. (1733).
Ball, Samuel
BAGULEY, HENRY, 67. Add Married, at St Peter's, Paul's
Wharf, London, June 12, 1619, Hellene WeUear, licence.
(T.Ch. Smith.)
BAGLEY, SAMUEL, 1713, 67. Add Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
June 7, 1718. C. of Isham, Northants.
BAGLEY, WILLIAM, 1638, 67. P.C. of St Andrew-the-Less,
Barnwell, Cambridge, 1649. (F. Ranner.)
BAGNALL or BAGNOLD, CHARLES, 67. Add V. of Bunbury,
Cheshire, 1664-9.
BAGNALL, HENRY, M.A. from Jesus, 1723-4, 67. Add Prob-
ably chaplain in the Navy, 1726.
BAGOT, FRANCIS, 67. ^dii In Holy Orders. Perhaps of Malpas,
Cheshire, 1626. (E. Axon.)
BAGHOTT, KINARD, 68. Add Ord. deacon (Rochester) May
20, 1733; priest, June 9, 1734.
BAGSHAWE, HENRY, 68. Buried at Houghton-le-Spring.
BAINBRIDGE, CHRISTOPHER, 1632, 68. Add Ord. priest
(St David's) May 20, 1638.
BAINBRIDGE, CUTHBERT, 68. Add 2nd s. of Anthony, of
Middleton-in-Teesdale. (H. M. Wood.)
BAINBRIDGE, EDWARD, 1717, 69. Add C. of Brancepeth,
1723-38. (H. M. Wood.)
BAINBRIDGE, NICHOLAS, 1669, 69. Add Brother of Thomas
(1661). (H. M. Wood.)
BAINBRIGG or BAMBRICK, REGINALD, 69. The Head Master
of Appleby was an Oxford contemporary whose will was
•proved Sept. 17, 1613. (R. P. Brown.)
BAINBRIGGE, RICHARD, 1655, 69. Add One of these names
V. of Kippax, Yorks. Buried there Apr. 28, 1714.
BAINBRIGG, RICHARD, 1663, 69. Add Bapt. Apr. 4, i6.t8,
at Wilburton, Cambs. Married (i) Katharine Peacock,
Feb. 20, 1684-5, who died May, 1685; (2) Mary Malatar,
July 26, 1687. (R. P. Brown.)
BAINBRIDGE, THOMAS, 1661, 69. Add Brother of Nicholas
(1669). (H. M. Wood.)
BAIRSTOW, PAUL, 69. Add C. of Newchurch-in-Pendle,
Lanes., in 1674. {01. Heywood, 1. 355; iv. 324.)
BAKER, FERDINANDO, 70. For B. at Whickham, read Bapt.
etc. Add Buried at Lanchester, Feb. 25, 1783. (H. M. Wood.)
BAKER, GEORGE, 1638, 70. Add Buried at Lanchester,
Oct. 18, 1677. (H. M. Wood.)
BAKER, GEORGE, 1740, 70. .^(M Buried at Pittington, May 18,
1774- (H. M. Wood.)
BAKER, JAMES, 70. Add V. of Stamfordham, 1731. ? Died
1761. (H. M. Wood.)
BAKER, J OHN, 7 1 . Add One of this name, clerk, of Chattisham,
Suffolk. Will (Norwich C.C.) 1618. (V. B. Redstone.)
BAKER, MICHAEL, 1614, 71. Add R. of Clopton, 1627-32.
(V. B. Redstone.)
BAKER, SAMUEL, 1612, 72. Add Married Abigail, dau. of
Richard Craddock (1580), Sept. 27, 1623. (V. B. Redstone.)
BAKER, THOMAS, 1573, 72. Add The V. of Domey married
there Elizabeth Holte, Feb. 11, 1612-3. Will Jan. 4 1632-3;
proved May 17, 1633 (Arch. C. of Bucks.). (J. Challenor
Smith.)
BAKER, THOMAS, 72. Add One of this name signed brief in
1650 as of St Peter's, Paul's Wharf, London. (V. B. Red-
stone.)
BAKER, . A friar, 73. Add Probably John Baker, a Grey
friar of London. Buried at Christ Church, Newgate Street,
Aug. 14, 1572. Will proved, dated 1570, in London C. Court.
(H. G. Harrison.)
BALAM, WILLIAM, 1637, 73. Barrister, 1647.
BALCANQUAL, WALTER, 73. Add FeUow of the CoUegiate
Church, Manchester.
BALDERSTON, JOHN, 73. Add School, St Paul's; exhibitioner.
BALDOCK, SAMUEL, 74. Add Ord. priest (Llandaff) Oct. 22,
1624.
BALDWIN, BARTHOLOMEW, 1676, 74. Add Exhibitioner
from King Edward's School, Birmingham, 1677. (C. S.
James.)
BALDWIN, JOHN, 1730, 74. Add Eldest s. of Thomas (1702).
Buried at Eccleston.
BALDWIN, THOMAS, 1624-5, 75. Add Ord. priest (Norwich)
Mar. 10, 1638-9. R. of Eriswell, 1647.
BALDWIN, THOMAS, 1702, 75- Add Will dated Jan. 21, 1750;
proved (Chester) Feb. 3, 1753.
BALDWIN, WILLIAM, 1662, 75. Add S. of George, of Middle-
sex. (J. B. Whitmore.)
BALE, JOHN, 1528-9,75. ^(ii Buried in Canterbury Cathedral.
BALL, ABRAHAM, 76. Add Will at Chester.
BALL, NATHANIEL, 1735, 76. Add Chaplain in the Navy,
1742.
BALL, PEREGRINE, 76. Add Ord. deacon (Bath and WeUs)
May 28, 1738; priest (Hereford) Aug. 31, 1740. Read V. of
Newland, 1746^4; of Trelleck, 1753-94. (F- S. H.)
BALL, SAMUEL, M.A. 1644, 76. Add Probably V. of Arkesden,
1646.
BALL, . Adm. at Corpus Christi, 1548, yy. Add Probably
Edward Ball; 40 years old in 1576; ord. deacon (Lincoln)
Apr. 9; priest, June 4, 1558. V. of Woodford, Northants.,
1558-1608 (died).
500
Ballard, John
BALLARD, JOHN. Incorp. B.D. 1728. ^^. Add Married, at
West Haniity, Berks., July 7, 1737, Elizabeth Prince, widow.
(J. Cluilli-iior Smith.)
BALLISTON, JOHN, 77- Add Barrister, 1653.
BAMFORD, WILLIAM, 78. Add Probably chaplain in the
Navy, 1725.
BAMPTON, JOHN, 78. Add Ord. deacon (Winchester) Dec. 17,
1317. Licensed for hearing confessions and preaching, by
Bishop of Ely, 1337, and again in 1342, as penitentiary.
(B. Zimmerman.)
BANBURY, CYPRIAN, 1618, 78. Add Probably s. of Henry.
Bapt. at St Margaret's, Westminster, Aug. 23, 1601. King's
scholar of Westminster. Of Egham, clerk. Buried there
July i8, 1666. Will .May 27; proved Aug. i666. Father of
ne.xt. (J. B. Whitmore.)
BANBURY, CYPRIAN, 1675, 78. Add S. and executor of above.
In 1677 the dean and chapter of Westminster granted him
a licence to assign premises held in lease. (J. B. Whitmore.)
BANCROFT, BERNARD, 78. Add Master of Burnley School,
Lanes. Will (Chester) 1634. See Earwaker's Wilh, 11. 202.
BANKS, ADAM, 79. Not a real non-juror. Held Fellowship till
death, Feb. 16, 1750-1.
BANKS, ALEXANDER, 1605,79. ^(W Probably s. of Alexander,
of Austuricke, Clapham, Yorks. One of the first scholars of
Giggleswick School elected under the will of William
Clapham (1573). (R. J. Beevor.)
BANKS, ANDERSON, 79. Add Minister of Boston, Lines.,
1658-9; ejcctod, 1662. Buried at Boston, Sept. 6, 1668.
Will proved (Lincoln) Nov. 24, 1668; as of Boston, clerk.
BANKS, HENRY, 79. Add One of this name V. of Gt Fin-
borough, Sufiolk. Buried there Dec. 4, 1599. Will (Norwich
C.C.) 1600. (V. B. Redstone.)
BANKES, JAMES, 80. Heywood was a perpetual curacy at this
time in the parish of Bury.
BANKS, JOSEPH, 80. Add Ord. deacon (York) Dec. 1712;
priest, 1714. Married, at Brantingham, Apr. 12, 1716,
Mrs Mary Sykes, of Hull.
BANKS, ROBERT, 1718, 80. Add High Sheriff of Lanes., 1742.
Will (Chester) 1748. (E. Axon.)
BANKS, WILLIAM, M.A. 1650, 81. Add One of these names
C. of CundaU, Yorks.; buried there May 10, 1680.
BANKS, WILLIAM, 1670, 81. Not V. of WhaUey; possibly
curate. (E. Axon.)
BANCKS, WILLIAM, 1678, 81. Add S. of John, of Westmor-
land. See State Papers Dom., June i, 1677.
BANSON, JOHN, 1703, 81. His widow Frances was adm. to
Bromley College, May 28, 1753. (H. B. Swanzy.)
BANSON, JOHN, 1740-1, 81. Add R. of Jacobstow, Devon.
His widow Mary was adm. to Bromley College, June 5,
1776. (H. B. Swanzy.)
BARBAULD, THEOPHILUS LEWIS, 81. Add Subscribed for
priest (Gloucester) Mav 21, 1740.
BARBER, EDMUND, 1619, 81. Delete ejected. Add WUl
(Norwich C.C.) 1661. (V. B. Redstone.)
BARBER, THOMAS, May 12, 1671, 82. Add Ord. deacon
(York) Sept. 1675; priest. Sept. 1678.
BARBER, THOMAS GAUNT, 82. Add Ord. deacon (York)
Sept. 21, 1746; priest, Sept. 1749. C. of Rawmarsh.
BARBOUR, WILLIAM, 1664, 82. Add S. of William, of Salop,
aged 14 in 1660. (J. B. Whitmore.)
BARFORD, THOMAS, 1715, 84. Add Ord. deacon (Oxford)
Dec. 19, 1708; priest (Sarum) June 14, 1710. Chaplain to the
Earl of Warwick.
BARHAM, ARTHUR, 84. Read Died Mar. 6, 1691-2.
BARHAM, JAMES, 84. His widow Mary was adm. to Bromley
College, June 24, 1737- (H. B. Swanzy.)
BARK, JOHN, 84. Add Ord. priest (York) Sept. 1715.
BARKER, ANTHONY, 1635, 84. The Master of Louth held
office from 1638-51, so this must be another man. (R. W.
Goulding.)
BARKER, EDMUND, 1632, 85. Add Barrister, 1640.
BARKER, FRANCIS, 1662, 85. Add Licence, Dec. 27, 1673, to
Francis Barker, of St Lawrence, Old JewTy, mercer, and
Elizabeth, age 20, dau. of William Gomeldon, of St Peter-
le-Poer, London, Esquire. Buried Sept. 14, 1710. Neither
mentions a son Arthur in their wills. (J. Ch. Smith.)
BARKER, JOHN, 1745, 86. Add Bapt. at Earsdon, Nov. 7, 1727.
(H. M. Wood.)
BARKER, JOSEPH, 1669, 86. Add Bapt. at Wandsworth,
Oct. 7, 1651. Probably buried there, Sept. 8, 1676.
BARKER, MICHAEL, 86. Add Ord. deacon (York) June 9,
1745; priest, Sept. 1748. C. of Clareborough.
BARKER, ROBERT, 1693, 87. Add Ord. deacon (York) Sept.
1698; priest, Sept. 1699. V. of Weston, 1699-1703. R. of
Cherry Burton, 1703-27. Buried there Oct. 25, 1727-
BARKER, ROBERT, 1720, 87. Add EUel is in Cockerham
parish. School, Wyresdale.
BARKER, THOMAS, 1728-9, 87. Add Ord. priest {LUl. dim.
from York) May, 1737. C. of Lockiiigton. Chaplain to the
Eari of Suffolk. Read Died Sept. 26, 1774-
BARKER, WILLIAM, 1642, 88. Add Ord. priest (Norwich)
Oct. 21, 1651. K. of Eyke, Suffolk, 1655.
Baseley, William
BARKER, Sir WILLIAM, Bart., 88. Add School, Ipswich.
BARKER, WILLIAM, 1731, 88. Add Probably chaplain in the
Navy, 1742.
BARLOW, JOHN, 1672, 89. Add Perhaps ord. deacon (Chester)
May 21, 1676; priest, June 11, X682. C. of Harwood and
Lango, 1 69 1.
BARLOW, JOHN, 1747, 89. Add Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 22,
I75I-
BARLOW, WILLIAM, alias FINCH, 89. Pedigiee in Due. Lead.
wrong. There was no Sir Thomas. (E. Axon.)
BARNARD, JOHN, 1706, 91. Add Ord. deacon (York) Sept.
1712; priest, 1716.
BARNARD or BERNARD, NATHANIEL, 91. Add C. of Fam-
worlh, Lanes., 1640-1.
BARNARD or BARNATT, RICHARD, 91. Add Ord. priest
(York) Sept. 21, 1746. .Married, at St Michael-le-Belfry,
York, Oct. 21, 1751, Ann Preston.
BARNARD, ROBERT, 1680, 91. Add Ord. priest (Chester)
Dec. ig, 1686, age 24.
BARNARD, THOMAS, 1703, 91. Add Ord. deacon (York)
Sept. 1710; priest, 1711.
BARNARD, THOMAS, 1737. 91- Add Probably chaplain in the
Navy, 1744.
BARNES, ANTHONY, 92. Add R. of South Somercotes, 1690-1.
(K. W. GouWing.)
BARNES, orBARNE, JOHN, 1622,92. /!<i<i School, Westminster.
(J. H. Whitmore.)
BARNES or BARNE, MILES, 1657, 93. Add R. of Glaston.
Rutland, 1681-1701. .Married Madam Hammond, at Ye
Brew-House. (Heame's Collections, 1. 278.)
BARNES, RICHARD, Bishop of Durham, 93. Add S. of John,
of Bold, Lanes. Married, at St Oswald's, Durham, Mar. 27,
1582, Jane Dyllycote, a Frenchwoman. Aged 55 at death.
(H. M. Wood.)
BARNES, ROBERT, 1690-1, 93. Add Ord. deacon (York) Sept.
1696, literate. C. of Bramley, Leeds, till 1704. Buried June
22, 1704. (K. J. Wood.)
BARNETT, ANDREW, 94. AddS.oi Humphrey, R. of Upping-
ton, Salop. Minister of Holme Chapel, Cheshire, 1644-9;
also of Kodington. Afterwards nonconformist minister at
Astbury and elsewhere.
BARNET, JOHN, 94. Add John Bamett, of Christ's CoUege;
Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 20, 1668; priest (Chester) July 18,
1671. V. of East Witton, 1671.
BARNWELL, LAWRENCE, 95. Add WiU (Norwich C.C.) 1602.
(V. a. Kedstone.)
BARON, BENJAMIN, 95. Add Ord. deacon (York) June, 1698;
priest, 1700.
BARON, CHARLES, 95. Add Buried at Walden, Oct. 20, 1725-
BARON, HUMBERSTONE, 95. Add Perhaps chaplain in the
Navy, 1701-4.
BARON, ROBERT, 1683, 95. Add Chaplain in the Navy,
1704-12.
BARRIT, JAMES, 96. Add Probably chaplain in the Navy, 171 1.
BARRET, JOSEPH, 1656, 96. Add S. of James, of Manchester.
Bapt. at Collegiate Church there, Nov. 5, 1640. (E. Axon.)
BARRETT, RICHARD, 1625,96. ^(/<i One of these n.imes, M.A. ,
Usher of Beverley School, 1638. (R. J. Beevor.)
BARET, SIMON, 96. Add V. of Lowt>stoft. 1414; B.Can.L.
{Cal. Pap. Let.). R. of a moiety of Little Ringstead, Norfolk.
Note. 'Hccham' must be Hitcham, Suffolk.
BARROW, HENRY, 1615, 97. Add Ord. deacon (York) June;
priest, Sept. 1620.
BARROW, THOMAS, 1713, 98. Add Ord. priest (York) Sept.
1717. C. of Halloughton, Notts., 1726.
BARROWE, WILLIAM, 98. Add Ord. priest (Norwich) Apr. 17,
1652.
BARRY, GEORGE, 98. Add At White Notlcy, in 1650.
BARRY, JAMES, M.A. 1627, 98. Add .Adm. at Lincoln's Inn,
Julyii,i6M. (W. F. C. Suter.)
BARRY, JOHN, 1599, 98. Add K. of Cottesmore, Rutland,
i6i(>-6o. Died 16(H).
BARTLET, JOHN, 1615-6, 99. Add Perhaps R. and V. ol
Croston, Lanes., 1624-5.
BARTON, GEOFFREY, 1717, 100. Add B. Sept. 44, 169S.
(Ruchy RiX'Sltr; L. E. Smith.)
BARTON, HENRY, 100. In :>id tine for 1738 read 1733.
BARTON, JOHN, 1622, 100. Add Ord. pnt-st (IVtcrb.) 1615.
Liniiscd to preach, 1617. C.of Lowick, Northants., 1620-33.
BARTON, JOHN. 1669. 100. Read C. of Gcddmgtoii, i6«o-
1715. Delete Perhaps.
BARTON, JOSHUA, 1072, 100. Add Ord. deacon (York) Sept.
i6;H.
BARTON, WILLIAM, 1577-S, 101. Add V. of Flintb.ira, Notts.
I(K>7.
BARWICK, WILLIAM, loj. Add Will at Uur\-, Apr. to. 1648,
of one of this n.mu-. Wife Anne. Probably that of the 1O03-4
ni.m. (Y. It. Kctlslonc.)
BARWICK, WILLIAM, 1674, toi. Add Ord. priest (York)
Dec. 1079.
BASELEY, WILLIAM, loj. .Add Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 8,
1707. C. of Urauiiston, Kugby.
501
Basham, Andrew
BASHAM or BARSHAM, ANDREW, 102. Add Ord. priest
(Ely) June 6, 1517. Graduate of Oxford (? D.D.). Signed
the surrender of the Oxford House. (B. Zimmerman.)
BASIRE, CHARLES, 102. Add Bapt. at Egglescliffe, Apr. 11,
1645. Married, at Lanchester, Oct. 16, 1681, Elizabeth
Baker, of Crook. (H. M. Wood.)
BASIRE, ISAAC, 102. Add Married Frances Corbett. (H. M.
Wood.)
BASSE, JOHN, 1706, 103. Add Ord. priest (Peterb.) June ir,
1715. C. of Egleton, Rutland. Usher of Oakham School,
1716.
BASSET, JOSHUA, 104. Read Died June 24, 1715, aged c. 66.
{See Heame's Diary, June 22, 1716; H. B. Swanzy.)
BASSET, MARTIN, 104.. Add Noted in Ely Register as V. of
St Clement's, Cambridge, in 1539.
/4(i(fBASSET, THOMAS, 104. Of Christ's. Ord. deacon (Chester,
Liu. dim. from Lichfield) Dec. 19, 1686.
BASTARD, JOHN, 1671, 104. Add Perhaps a naval chaplain,
1701-5.
BATCHELOR, DANIEL, 104. Add Ejected from St Anne's,
Aldersgate, 1662.
BATCHLER, JOHN, 1706, 105. Add Ord. deacon (Durham)
1710. (H. M. Wood.)
BATCHILLER, PAUL, 1694, 105. Add Probably chaplain to the
nth Foot, c. 1715.
BATCHELOR, SAMUEL, 105. Add Ord. deacon (York) July,
1731. C. of Drayton, Notts.
BATE, JOHN NATHANIEL, 105. Add Ord. deacon (York) May,
1719-
BATE, RICHARD, 1704, 105. The V. of Chilham and R. of
Warehorne died Mar. 4, 1736-7, aged 62.
BATEMAN or BATTMAN, RALPH, 106. Add Ord. priest (York)
Mar. 1689-90.
BATES, ANDREW, 107, Add Married, at St John's, Newcastle,
Nov. 18, 1689, Anne, dau. of Matthew Whitfield. (H. M.
Wood.)
BATES, PETER, 107. Add Married, at Chalfont St Giles, Bucks.,
Jan. 28, 1604-5 (licence), Jane Mansfeilde (a well-known
Bucks, family). (Phillimore's Bucks. Marriages.)
BATES, RALPH, 1664, 107. Add Bapt. at Earsdon, Feb. 15,
1646-7. Married (i) Margaret, dau. of Robert Bewick,
May 22, 1677; (2) Anne, widow of John Hedworth, of
Harraton, and dau. of William James, of Washington,
July 31, 1683. (H. M. Wood.)
BATHO, WILLIAM, 107. Delete V. of St John Baptist... Nor-
wich, 1601-24. ^dd Will (Norwich C.C.) i6i8. (V. B.
Redstone.)
BATT, SAMUEL, 1689, 108. Add Probably chaplain in the
Navy, 1701.
BATT, TIMOTHY, 108. Ejected from Ruishton. (A. G.
Matthews.)
BATTERSBY, EDMUND, 109. Add Ord. deacon (York) Sept.
1717; priest, 1718.
BATTERSBY, JOHN, 1685, 109. Add Probably ord. deacon
(Chester) Sept. 25, 1687.
BATTERSBY, THOMAS, 109. Add Ord. deacon (York) Mar.
1722-3.
BATTIE, ROBERT, 109. Add One of these names V. of Tunstall,
Lanes., 1573-92.
BATTIE, WILLIAM, 1650, 109. Add Ord. priest (Sarum)
July 31, 1658. V. of MarkshaU, Essex, c. 1654. R. of
Alderton, Suffolk, 1659. Married Katherine, dau. of Edward
Coleman, of Brent Eleigh, Suffolk, who died 1689. He was
buried at Hitcham, Dec. 30, 1706. (V. B. Redstone.)
BAXTER, EDWARD, 1679, no. Add Ord. deacon (York) June,
1683.
BAXTER, GEORGE, 1696, no. Add Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
May 23, 1703; priest Nov. 18, 1705. R. of Cotterstock,
1705-7-
BAXTER, JOHN, no. Add One of this name, R. of St Mary-
the-Less, Durham, buried there Aug. 15, 1570.
BAXTER, JOHN, 1723-4, no. He was not V. of Eccles, but
probably curate. It was not a P.C. (E. Axon.)
BAYES, ROBERT, in. Add Probably R. of Earsham, Norfolk,
1657. A M.I. in Aldburgh churchyard, 'Rob. Bayes, clerk.
Died Dec. 8, 1702, aged 73.' (J. Ch. Smith.)
BAYES or BAYZE, SAMUEL, in. Add Nonconformist at
Sankey, Lanes., in 1672.
BAYLY, JOSEPH, 112. Add C. of Marton, Cheshire, in 1676;
of Church Hulme, 1677-.
BAYLEY, RICHARD, 1659, 112. Add Probably C. of Little
Warley and East Homdon, Essex, in 1664.
BAYLEY, WILLIAM, 1570, 112. Add R. of South Luffenham,
Rutland, 1588-95. Buried at Saffron Walden, July 21,
1632.
BAYNARD, ADIEL, 113. Add Married Mrs Damans Smith, of
Greeniste, Kent, at St Dionis Backchurch, London, Nov. i,
1660. (H. B. Swanzy.)
BAINES, HEWLEY, 113. Add Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 24,
1749; C. of Acomb; priest (Chester) July 25, 1756.
BAINE or BAINES, JOHN, 1710, 113. Add Ord. deacon (York)
May, 1716; priest, Oct. 1719.
Becket, Peter
BAINES, ROBERT, 1730, 114. Add Bapt. Dec. 26, 1711. Ord.
priest (York) Mar. 14, 1741-2.
BAINE, SAMUEL, 114. Add Ord. deacon (York) Mar. 1681-2;
priest, Feb. 1683-4. C. of Thrybergh.
BAINES, THOMAS, 1682, 114. Add Bapt. at Lancaster, Sept. 4,
1664. Ord. deacon (Carlisle) Sept. 22, 1689; priest (Chester)
Sept. 21, 1690. C. of Bolton and Redmere, in Wensley,
Yorks., 1690. (E. Axon.)
BEDELL, HENRY, 1703, 115. Add C. of Hargrave, Hunts.,
1708; R., 1726-45. Died 1745.
BEDELL, SAMUEL, 1577, 115. Read V. of Wolverstone,
1597-1616. WiU (Norwich C.C.) 1618. (V.B.Redstone.)
BEDELL, WILLIAM, 1584, 115. Add Married Lea Man, widow,
Jan. 29, i6n-2, at Bury. (V. B. Redstone.)
BEDELL, WILLIAM, 1622-3, 115. Add Perhaps ord. priest
(Kilmore) June 5, 1634. R. of Rattlesden, Suffolk, 1645.
BEADON, THOMAS, 115. Add Married, at Aller, Somerset,
June 28, 1658, Mary, dau. of John Moore, R. of Aller.
(H. M. Wood.)
BEALE, EDWARD, 1570, 116. S. of William, of Buclande,
Herts., yeoman. {Herts. Genealogist and Ant., 1. 237.)
BEALE, HENRY, 1667, 116. Add Ord. deacon (York) June,
1671.
BEALE, THEODORE, 116. Add R. of Walton, Bucks., 1643-52.
Buried there Dec. 23, 1652.
BEALE, WILLIAM, 1717, 116. Add Chaplain in the Navy,
1726-36.
BEANE, EDMUND, 116. Add R. of Stanhope, Durham, 1560-4.
(H. M. Wood.)
BEANE, JOHN, 116. Add Ord. deacon (York) June 12,
1720.
BEARD, JOHN, 1649, 117. Add Probably ord. priest (London)
Aug. 21, 1662.
BEARDMORE or BERDMORE, JOHN, 117. Add Ord. deacon
(Worcester) Apr. 20, 1668; priest (London) Apr. 24, 1671.
BEARDMORE or BIRDMORE, RALPH, 117. Add C. of Witter-
ing, Northants., 1714.
BEARDSALL or BEARDSTALL, GEORGE, 117. Add Dead by
1648.
BEARDSALL or BIRDSALL, THOMAS, 117. Add Perhaps
migrated to Dublin. Ejected from Selby, Yorks., in 1662,
having been appointed there in 1658. Licensed Presbyterian
teacher, as of York, Apr. 13, 1672. {Calamy, 11. 573; A. G.
Matthews.)
BEATY, WILLIAM, 118. Add C. of Stewton, 1720-1. (R. W.
Goulding.)
BEATNEFFE, THOMAS, 1x8. Add R. of Hawersby with Beesby,
Lines., 1663.
BEAUCHAMP or BEACHAM, JOHN, 118. Add R. of Bamack,
Northants., 1590-2. Died 1592.
BEAUMONT, ANTHONY, 118. Add Subscribed for deacon
(Bristol) Feb. 17, 1626-7; priest, Mar. 9, 1627-8.
BEAUMONT, GEORGE, 1618-9, 118. Add Buried in Wirchester
Cathedral, Sept. 2, 1688. (H. M. Wood.)
BEAUMONT, GEORGE, 1742, 119. Add Ord. deacon (York)
Mar. 6, 1747-8; priest (Lincoln) Mar. n, 1748-9. C. of
Bulwell.
BEAUMONT, HAMOND, 1659, 119. Add Marriage bond,
May 20, 1674, %vith Mary Delaval. (H. M. Wood.)
BEAUMONT, JOHN, Trinity, 1570, ng. Add Married Joan,
widow of Robert Norton, at St Clement's, Ipswich, May 27,
1590. (V. B. Redstone.)
BEAUMONT, JOSEPH, 1631, 119. Add Ord. priest (Kilmore
Feb. 27, 1647-8. Inc. of Barley, Herts.
BEAUMONT, ROBERT, 1741-2, 119. Add Martin exhibitioner
from Ipswich.
Add BEAUMONT, , 120. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's,
1661.
BEEVER, JOHN, 120. Add Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1681;
priest, Dec. 1683. C. of Silkstone.
BEEVOR, THOMAS, 1741, 120. Add Ord. priest (York) June 10,
1750. C. of Hooton Pagnell.
BEEVOR, WILLIAM, 1672, 120. Add Ord. priest (York) Sept.
i68r.
BEAUVOIR, WILLIAM, 1704, 120. Add Chaplain in the Navy,
1695-1712.
BECCLES, , 120. The same as WILLIAM BECKLEY.
BECK, EDWARD, 1725, 121. Add S. of John and Mary. B.
Oct. 21, 1706. C. of Worlingworth. Buried there Sept. 22,
1735. (V. B. Redstone.)
BECK, GEORGE, 1653, 121. Add Instituted R. of Burton
Latimer, Northants., May 5, 1662. {Peterborough Register.)
BECKE, HENRY, 1577-8, 121. Add Perhaps migrated to
Oxford. Matric. from St Edmund's Hall, July 20, 1578;
s. of , clerk, of Worcs.; age 19; B.A. 1580; M.A. 1583.
V. of Holy Trinity, Chester.
BECK, JOHN, M.A. 1717, 121. Add R. of Worlingworth, in
1706. (V. B. Redstone.)
BECKE, JOSEPH, 121. Add Probably R. of Plumpton, Tow-
cester, 1 605-11; later at Goostrey, Cheshire. (R. Axon.)
BECKET, PETER, 121. Add C. of Kirkby, Walton, Lanes.,
1696-1723. (E. Axon.)
502
Becket. Thomas
Berrow, Capell
BECKETT, THOMAS, 1700, 121. Add Ord. priest (York) Sept.
1708.
BECKLEY, WILLIAM, 122. Add B. at Sandwich; Prior there
and afterwards at Calais. Prior at Cambridge, 141 1; prob-
ably graduated that year. Of Doncaster, Yorks., when
appointed Papal chaplain in 1402. Died at Sandwich, 1438.
(B. Zimmerman.)
BECKWITH, ROGER, 1700, 122. Add Ord. deacon (York)
June, 1704.
BECKWITH, ROGER, 1745. 122. Add Ord. deacon (York)
Sept. 24, 1749; priest, Sept. 1750. C. of Croston.
BEDFORD, AMAND, 122. Add Ord. deacon (Peterb.) June 17,
1577; priest, Apr. 4, 1578. Licensed to preach, 1591.
BEDFORD, CHARLES, 122. Add R. of Ilsington, Devon,
1749-86. Inc. of Launceston, Cornwall. Died there Oct. 29,
1786, aged 77. (H. B. Swanzy.)
BEDFORD, JOHN, 1726, 123. Add Married (i) Alice Davison,
June 7, 1738; (2) Elizabeth Smith, Feb. 26, 1745-6; both at
St .\Iary-the-Less, Durham. (H. M. Wood.)
BEDFORD, THOMAS, 1751, 123. Add Buried at Bekesboume,
Feb. 2, 1760, having died Jan. 29, aged 26. (H. G. Harrison.)
BEDFORD, TIMOTHY, 1706-7, 123. Add Ord. deacon (York)
May, 1719.
BEDFORD, WILLIAM, 1671, 123. Add Ord. priest (York)
Sept. 1677.
Add BEDINGFIELD, . 124. Adm. Fell.-Com. at St Catha-
rine's, 1673.
BEDINGFIELD, FRANCIS, 124. Add Barrister, 1615.
BEDINGFIELD, THOMAS, 1561, 124. Add Barrister, 1583.
Bencher, 1603. (W. F. C. Suter.)
BEE, DANIEL, 125. Add 3rd s. of Henry, of Stapenhill, Derbs.,
yeoman. Probably V. of Cardington, Salop. Admon. of
his brother Henry (1647) at Lichfield, June 17, 1675.
BEE, EDWARD, 125. Add Barrister, 1625.
BEESTON, EDMUND, 1652-3, 126. Add Ord. priest (Ardfert)
Aug. 30, 1660. R. of Melton, in 1662. Married Mary Smythe,
at Shaddingfield, Suffolk, Apr. 9, 1667. (V. B. Redstone.)
BEIGHTON, JONATHAN, 126. Add Ord. deacon (York) May,
1719; priest, Dec. 1720.
BELKE, MICHAEL, 127. Add S. of WUliam (1615).
BELKE, THOMAS, 127. Add Will proved (Canterbury Cons. C.)
Oct. 18, 1712.
BELKE, WILLIAM, 127. Read Son of Michael (brother of
John). Will proved (Canterbury Cons. C.) i677- Mentions
sons Thomas and Michael. (C. S. James.)
BELL, EDWARD (perhaps EDMUND), 127. Edmund was ord.
deacon (York), 'of Sidney," May, 1619.
BELL, EDWARD, 1739, 127. Add Ord. priest (York) June 9,
1745'
BELL, JAMES, 128. Add Ord. priest (St David's) Feb. 6,
I 63 1-2.
BELL, JOHN, 1678, 128. Add Probably referred to on a M.I.
in Spersholt church, 'John Bell, vicar for 30 years, died
1731, aged 73.' (Clarke's Hist, of Hundred of Wanting,
I75-)
BELL, PETER, 128. Read S. of William (1623), V. of Huyton,
Lanes., and brother of William (1655).
BELL, RICHARD, 1678, 128. Add Ord. deacon (York) Mar.
1681-2.
BELL, ROBERT, 1668, 128. Add Brother of William (1655)
and of Peter (1668). Probably dead before Feb. 1683-4.
(E. Axon.)
BELL, SAMUEL, 1662-3, 128. Add The V. of Brotherton was
buried Sept. 28, 1680, at St Michael-le-Belfry, York.
BELL, THOMAS, 1595, 129. /I rfd Perhaps the 'Bell, of Queens"
who was 'one of those enticed to pass over the seas' by the
papist Speigniomaldus, c. 1594-5- Perhaps also R. of Elton,
Durham, 1595-1608. (Foley; Dr Jessopp; H. M. Wood.)
BELL, THOMAS, 1645, 129. Add Marriage bond, Feb. 25,
1666-7, of Horsley, clerk, and Alice Walles, widow. (H. M.
Wood.) , ,, ,
BELL, WILLIAM, 1556, 129. Add Preb. of York, 1554-8.
(H. M. Wood.) , . ,
BELL, WILLIAM, 1623, 129. Add A King's preacher in Lanes.
Nonconformist minister after 1662. Probably not the C. of
Elswick, Lanes. (E. Axon.) ,, , > ^ .
BELLAMY, JOHN, 1687, 129. Add Ord. pnest (York) Sept.
1695. R. of Remston, 1695.
BELLASYS, JOHN, 130. Add 4th s. of Sir WUUam. B. at
Morton, near Houghton-le-Spring, Jan. 22, 1619-20. (H. M.
Wood.) , ,, ., . ,
BELASYS or BELLOCIS, RICHARD, 1668, 130. Add Manned,
at Houghton-le-Spring, Nov. 29, 1683, Margaret Hall, of
Eppleton. (H. M. Wood.)
BELLERS, JOHN, 130. Add Exhibitioner from St Paul s.
BELLIS, ROBERT, 1684-5, 130. Add Ord. deacon (Chester)
Dec. 21, 1690; C. of Ince, 1690-; priest, Sept. 23, 1693.
BELT, THOMAS, 1655, 131. Add Marriage bond, Aug. 14, 1671,
to Ann Foster. (H.M.Wood.) ,, , ,
BELWOOD, JOHN, 131. Add C. of St Olave's, York, in 1644-
But said to have been buried at St Michael-le-Bclfry, York,
Aug. 23, 1633.
BENCH, THOMAS, 131. Add Married Margaret, dau. of Robert
Barker, of Bredfield, SuOolk. She died 1737. (V. B. Red-
stone.)
BENDISH, ROBERT, 1657, 132. Add Barrister, 1667.
BENDISHE, THOMAS, 1620, 132. Add Barrister, 1632.
BENDY, JOHN, 132. Add Probably R. of Narborough, Leics.,
1662.
BENISON, THOMAS, 132. Add Bapt. at BoIton-le-Sands,
Lanes., Feb. 3, 1711-2. P.C. of Tatham FtU Chapel, 1736.
(E. Axon.)
BENNETT, GILBERT, 1617, 133. Add WiU (York) dated
Oct. 12, 1660. (W. J. Kaye.)
BENNET, GILBERT, 1689, 133. Add Ord. priest (York) Sept.
if>')6.
BENNET, JAMES, 1718-9, 133. Add Ord. priest (York) Sept. 15.
1726.
BENNET, JOHN, M.A. 1583, 133. Add Scholar of Westminster.
Failed in his election for either University.
BENNETT, JOHN, 1693, 134. Add Probably chaplain in the
Navy, 1720.
BENNET, MARTIN, 1619, 134. Add Ord. priest (York) Sept.
i6j7.
BENNET, MARTIN, 1653, i34- ^t^^ R- of TolhiU, Lines., 1662.
BENNET, PHILIP, 1625, 134. Add The Minister of Ulverstone
was almost certainly the same as the V. of Whitehaven.
(E. Axon.)
BENNET, PHILIP, 1662-3, 134. Add Buried at Ulverstone,
Jan. 10, 1672-3.
BENNET, ROBERT, 1523-4, 134. Read V. of Gainford,
1550-8. For Died read WiU, Aug. 1558. (H. M. Wood.)
BENNET, THOMAS, 1680, 134. Add Admon. (Chester) 1690,
of Thos. Bennett, of Willaston, clerk.
BENNETT, THOMAS, Incorp. M.A. 1683, 134. Add R. of
Winwick, Lanes., 1689-92.
BENNET, WILLIAM, c. 1597, 134. Add Probably R. of Brindle,
Lanes., 1603-29. Died 1629. Father of PhiUp (1625).
BENNIT, WILLIAM. Adm. sizar at Emmanuel, June 12, 1667,
135. Add Ord. deacon (York) Dec. 1672.
BENNY, ROBERT, 135. Add Probably clerk in 1662. {Chester
Mar. Lie, v. 23.)
BENSON, CHARLES, 1714, 135. Add Ord. deacon (York) Nov.
1718; priest, June, 1721.
BENSON, JOHN, 1703, 135. Add Buried at Ledsham, May 29,
1764. (H. M. Wood.)
BENSON, JOHN, 1640, 135. Add Barrister, 1651.
BENSON, JOHN, 1703, 135. Add Ord. priest (York) Sept. 1708.
BENSON, LAWRENCE, 135. Add Lecturer at Leeds Parish
Church, 1677-1709.
BENSON, WILLIAM, 1688, 136. Add Ord. priest (York) June,
BENTALL, EDWARD, 1624, 136. Add C. of Black NoUey,
Essex, 1637. R. of Stapleford Abbotts, 1641-9; of Chipping
Ongar, 1658.
BENTHAM, EDMUND, 136. Add R. of Alburgh, Norfolk,
1754-55. resigned. (J. Ch. Smith.)
BENTHAM, JAMES, 136. Add R. of Bow Brick HiU, Bucks.,
at his death.
BENTHAM, LAWRENCE, 136. Add Ord. priest (York) May 29,
i6«i. V. of Otley, 1689.
BENTLEY, DANIEL, 1712, 137. Add Ord. deacon (York) Sept.
1716; priest, Sept. 1719.
BENTLEY, JOHN, 1567, 137. Add Buried at St Nicholas,
Newcastle, July 18, 1617. (H. M. Wood.)
BENTLEY, RICHARD, 1721, 137. Read R. of Nailstone,
1746-8G. (M. H. Peacock.)
BENTLEY, WILLIAM, 1563-4, 137. Add Will (Norwich C.C.)
1603. (V. B. Redstone.)
BENTON, JEREMY, 137. Add C. of Finchingfield, 1648.
BEREBLOCK, JAMES, 138. Add Probably s. of WiUiam, of
St Vedast, London, citizen and goldsmith, and Susan, sister
of Sir John Denham, Baron of the Exchequer. Will dated
Oct. 28, 1653 [proved (P.C.C.) .\ug. i, 1655]. (J. B. Whit-
more.)
BERESFORD, JOHN, 1706, 138. Read Buried at Bentley,
Feb. 1755.
BERESFORD, MICHAEL, 138. Add Ord. priest (Atxlfert)
.\un. 1, IbOO.
BERRIDGE, BASIL, 1629, 139. Add M.I. at AlRarkirk which
uiontions one son Basil and one dau. Anne. p. Ch. Smith).
BERRIDGE, JOHN, 1581, 139. Add WiU (Norwich C.C.) 1626.
(V. H. Redstone.)
BERRIER or BERIAR. STEPHEN, 139. Add Ord. deacon
(York) Sept.; pn.st, Dec. i(>2.-.
BERIFFE, WILLIAM, lOii, 140. .-1 JJ B.irristcr, 1631.
BERMAN, WILLIAM, 140. Add One of these names R. of
Gcslinglhorpc, Essex, 1636-50. V. of St Thomas, South-
w.irk, 1659.
BERNARD, JAMES, 1669, 140. Add M.irricd, Apr. 16. 1690,
M.iry Win tconibe, at tlritllclon. Wilts. (H. M. Wood.)
BERROW, CAPELL, 142. Ad.i M.irricd, at the Fleet, u of
AldersgJtc, Oct. 19, 1742, to Eliz.il>clh Smith, spinster.
(Bum's fleet Harriattt; J. ChaUcnor Smith.)
503
Berry, Daniel
BERRY, DANIEL, 142. Add Subscribed for priest (Bristol)
Dec. 24, 1626.
BERRY, HENRY, 142. Add Left two song books, one to Oxford
and one to Cambridge. Buried at Bury, Feb. 2, 1635-6.
(E. Axon.)
BEST or BEAST, ARTHUR, 143. Add Exhibitioner from St
Paul's.
BEST, FRANCIS, 144. Add Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 23, 1750;
priest, May, 1752. C. of Spofforth.
BEST, JAMES, 1616, 144. Add Said to tiave been V. of Hunting-
ton, 1634-42. (M. H. Peacock.)
BESWICK, CHARLES, 144. Add C. of Stockport, in 1661.
Admon. (Chester) 1703. (E. Axon.)
BESWICK, NICHOLAS, 144. Perhaps s. of Philip Bexwicke.
Bapt. at Manchester, Feb. 21, 1574-5. (E. Axon.)
BETHAM or BEETHAM, ROBERT, 145. Add Married Mary
Dawson who administered his estate. She was b. June 25,
and bapt. July 11, 1674. (J. Challenor Smith.)
BETHELL, WALTER, 145. Add Barrister, 1597.
BETSON, THOMAS, 1557, 145. Read V. of Neston, 1562-5,
resigned. Will (Chester) 1610; as V. of Eagle.
BETENSON, EDWARD, 1650, 145. Add Barrister, 1666.
BETTERLEY, WILLIAM, 145. Add Head Master of Worcester
Grammar School. See also R. B. Gardiner, i. 66.
BETTS, JAMES, 1716, 146. Add Martin exhibitioner from
Ipswich.
BEVERDSELL or BUERDSELL, THOMAS, 146. Add Perhaps
will proved at Chester, 1642, as Thos. BuerdseU, of Stock-
port, Chester, clerk.
BEVERLEY, ELLIS, 146. Add Married, Aug. 17, 1631, Judith
Mathew, widow, at Stone, Gloucester. (H. M. Wood.)
BEVERLEY, JAMES, 1619, 146. ^rfii Barrister, 1629.
BEVERLY, MATTHEW, 146. Add Ord. priest (Oxford) Apr. 5,
1663.
BEVERLEY, ROBERT, 1627, 147. Add Barrister, 1638.
BEVERLEY, THOMAS, 1626, 147. Add Barrister, 1636;
Bencher, 1648.
BEVERSHAM, JAMES, 1642, 147. Add Ord. priest (Norwich)
Feb. 21, 1661-2.
BEWICKE, JOHN, 1679, i47- A<i<i- Bapt. at St John's, New-
castle, July 21, 1662. (H. M. Wood.)
BEWICK, WILLIAM, 1615, i47. Add Buried at St Nicholas,
Newcastle, Feb. 24, 1636-7. (H. M. Wood.)
BEWICK, WILLIAM, 1688, 147. Add Bapt. at Hexham,
Nov. 17, 1669. (H. M. Wood.)
BICKERTON, ALEXANDER, 1671, 148. Add Bapt. at Wolsing-
ham, June 28, 1656. (H. M. Wood.)
BICKERTON, WILLIAM, 1643, 148. Add V. of Barnard Castle,
1662. (H. M. Wood.)
BICKERTON, WILLIAM, 1674, 148. Add Bapt. at Wolsingham,
Jan. 26, 1657-8. (H. M. Wood.)
BIGG, JOHN, 1584, 149. Add One of this name schoolmaster
at Chedburgh, Suffolk. S. of Henry, of Riddeswell, Essex.
Wm at Bury, 1594. (V. B. Redstone.)
BILLINGFORD, RICHARD, 151. Add Visitor of Clare CoUege,
1408. Preb. of York. (Papal Letters.)
BILLINGSLEY, JOHN, 1690, 151. Add Admon. (P.C.C.) Dec. 2,
1698, bachelor, to Mary Hone>Tvood, the sister 'ex paterno
latere.' (J. Challenor Smith.)
BILLINGSLEY, ROBERT, 151. Add Ord. priest (Chichester)
Sept. 19, 1660.
BILLINGSLEY, WILLIAM, 1579, 151. Add Ord. priest (Bristol)
June 3, 1592. University Preacher, 1595. R. of Glaston,
Rutland, 1605-35.
BINFELD or BINFOLD, JOHN, 152. Add Probably s. of John,
V. of Walden, Essex, who died 1663.
BINGHAM, WILLIAM, 1446, 153. Read R. of St John
Zachary, London, 1424-51. Licensed to found God's House,
1446 (Patent Rolls; W. McMurray.)
BINGHAM, WILLIAM, B.A. 1519-20, 153. Add Probably R. of
Headon, Notts., 1548.
BINCKES, WILLIAM, 153. Add One of these names chaplain
to Sir Chas. Wheeler's Regiment of Foot, Feb. 16, 1678.
(H. B. Swanzy.)
BINTREE, WILLIAM, 153. Add Prior at Cambridge, 1465,
when he probably graduated. Prior at Bumham. Died
there Sept. 3, 1493. (B. Zimmerman.)
BIRCH, ABDIAS, 153. Add Bapt. at Middleton, Lanes., May 3,
1572. (E. Axon.)
BIRCH, ABRAHAM, 153. Add Ord. priest (York) Sept. 1716.
BIRCH, ANDREW, 153. Add Brother of Thomas (1645).
BIRCH, HENRY, 154. Add Ord. priest (York) June, 1694.
V. of Kettlewell, 1699.
BIRCH, JOHN, 1651, 154. Add Chaplain to the Eari of Clare,
in 1660. Buried Sept. 17, 1670. (E. Axon.)
BIRCH, JOHN, 1748, 154. ^ (id Barrister, 1753.
BYRCHE, JOSEPH, 154. Add Minister of Ashley, Cheshire.
Brother of John (1651).
BIRCH, SAMUEL, 1675, 154. Delete One of these names. Add
Ord. deacon (York) Mar. 1679-80; priest, Feb. 1680-1.
Married, Mar. 26, 1683, aged 25, Hannah Huthwait, of St
Mary's, Nottingham. (J. Challenor Smith.)
Blakiston, Robert
BIRCH, SAMUEL, 1713-4, 154. Read Ord. deacon (York)
Sept. 1719.
BIRCH, WILLIAM, 1544, 154. Add Buried at St Mary-le-Bow,
Durham, Nov. 23, 1574. Will proved Nov. 30, 1575- (H. M.
Wood.)
BERCHALL, GEORGE, 154. Add C. of Formby, Lanes. Will
(Chester) 1698. (E. Axon.)
BIRD, JOHN, 1689, 155. Add Master of the Boys' Hospital,
Ampton, 1715-31. Delete Perhaps.
BIRD, JOHN, 1745, 155. Add Ord. priest (York) June 17, i753-
C. of St Peter's, Nottingham.
BIRD, JOSEPH, 1618, 156. Read Ord. deacon and priest
(Norwich) Sept. (?) 18, 1625.
BIRD, SAMUEL, 1714, 156. ^di Ord. deacon (York) May, 1719;
priest, June, 1721. C. of Halloughton, Notts.
BIRDSALL or BIRDSULL, ROBERT, 156. Add Ord. deacon
Sept. 1690; priest (York> June, 1694.
BIRDSEY, JOHN, 156. Add Chaplain in the Navy, 1718-20.
BIRCKBECK, THOMAS, 157. Add One of the fifteen ministers
who, in 1644, sat in judgment on Shorland Adams (1620).
(W. J. Kaye.)
BIRKENSHAW, JOHN, 157- Add Abbot, 1493- Suspended,
1524-7. Resigned, 1538.
BIRKETT, MILES, B.A. 1632, 157. Add Father of William
Burkitt (1665).
BIRKET, THOMAS, 1724, 157. Add Married, Nov. 20, 1735.
Thomasin Reed, at Sunderland. (H. M. Wood.)
BIRKHEAD, DANIEL, 158. Add Married, May 14, 1613, Alice
Place, at Dinsdale. (H. M. Wood.)
BISBY, NATHANIEL, 158. Add School, Westminster. Ord.
priest (Chichester) Oct. 5, 1660.
BISH, WILLIAM, 158. Add Barrister, 1652.
BISHOP, JOSEPH, 158. Add One of these names chaplain m
the Navy, in 1743 ^°d 1759-
BISHOP, RICHARD, 158. Add Barrister, 1620.
BISHOP, SAMUEL, 158. Add Ord. priest (Ardfert) Nov. 9,
1655. V. of Finchingfield. iJead School, St Clement Danes,
Temple Bar.
BISHOP, WILLIAM, 1572, 159. Add The Oxford man was
certainly the Bishop of Chalcedon. See Foley, vi. 137.
BISPHAM, WILLIAM, 159. Add R. of Lymm (med.), 1627.
Died Jan. 6, 1685-6, aged 88.
BLACK, GEORGE CHARLES, 159. Add Chaplain in the Navy,
1744-56.
BLACKBURNE, ABRAHAM, i6o. Add Buried in Richmond
churchyard, Surrey, Dec. 6, 1697, aged 83.
BLACKBORNE, LEVETT, 160. Add Barrister, 1737. Bencher,
1754-
BLAIKLING or BLAYKLINGE, RICHARD, 161. Add R. of
Pebmarsh, 1650-6, ejected. Buried at St Runwold, Col-
Chester.
BLACKMAN or BLAKEMAN, FOLJAMBE, 161. Add Ord.
deacon (York) Sept. 16S9; priest, Sept. 1690.
BLAKEMAN, WILLIAM, 161. Add Ord. priest (York) June,
1680.
BLAKISTONE, FRANCIS, 1667, 161. Read Bapt. Jan. 31,
1652-3. Por Died read Buried. (H. M. Wood.)
BLAIKSTONE, GABRIEL, 161. Add Ord. deacon (Ely) June 15,
1679.
BLACKSTON, GODFREY, 161. ^(idS. of Henry (1561). Proved
his brother Joshua's (1600) will in 1615. Married and had
issue. R. of West Thomey, Sussex, 1607-38. Brother of
Henry (1685). (J. B. Whitmore.)
BLAXTON, HENRY, 1561, 161. Add Buried at St Peter the
Great, Chichester, Sept. i, 1606. Father of Godfrey (1586),
Joshua (1600) and probably Henry (1585)- His widow
Joane cites these in her wUl. (J. B. Whitmore.)
BLAXTON, HENRY, 1585, 161. Add Probably s. of Henry
(1561). Perhaps admon. to his widow Phillipa, at Chichester,
Oct. 7, 1609. (J. B. Whitmore.)
BLAKISTON, JOHN, 1650, 161. Add Bapt. at St Nicholas,
Newcastle, Apr. 18, 1633. Married Phoebe, dau. of WilUam
Johnston, of Kibblesworth. Buried Mar. 12, 1701-2, at
St Nicholas. (H. M. Wood.)
BLAKESTON, JOHN, 1726, 161. Add Only s. of Tobias, of
Newcastle, and Anne, dau. of John Cooper, of Gateshead.
Bapt. June 20, 1710. Chaplain to George Ill's mother.
(H. E. D. Blakiston.)
BLAXTON, JOSHUA, 161. Add Mentions in his will his brother
Henry's children and his brother Godfrey. S. of Henry
(1561). (J. B. Whitmore.)
BLAKISTON or BLAXTON, ROBERT, 1623, 162. ReadBapt.at
Sedgefield, June 7, 1607. (H. M. Wood.)
BLAXTON or BLACKISTON, ROBERT, 1638, 162. Add Bapt.
at St Margaret's, Durham, Apr. 10, 1623. (H. M.
Wood.)
BLAKISTON, ROBERT, 1667, 162. Add Bapt. at St Oswald's,
Durham, Oct. i, 1648, and buried there Oct. 16, 1688.
BLAKISTON, ROBERT, 1706, 162. Add Ord. priest (York)
Sept. 1715. Married, at St Oswald's, Durham (1) Mrs
EUzabeth Peacock on Jan. 11, 1714-5; (2) Mrs Margaret
Tempest on July 9, 1723. (H. M. Wood.)
504
Blakiston, William
BLAKISTON. WILLIAM, 1639, 162. ^(M Buried at St Oswald's,
Durham, Ian. 2, 1684-5. (H. .M. Wood.)
BLADON, THOMAS, 163. Add Presbyterian minister at
Tanivvorth as late as Nov. 14, 1702.
BLAKENEY, WILLIAM, 163. Add A WiUiam Blakeney was
Prior of the Carmelites at Cambridge in 1500, and probably
graduated that year. (B. Zimmerman.)
BLANSHARD, THOMAS, 164. Add Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 19,
1680; priest, Dec. 1683. C. of Foston.
BLAND, AMBROSE, 164. Add Ord. deacon (York) Sept.
1677.
BLAND, CHRISTOPHER, 1542-3, 164. Add Probably the
schoolmaster at Saffron Walden in 1545, and buried there
Dec. 21, 1=164.
BLAND, ESDRAS, 1607-8, 164. Add Ord. priest (London)
Mar. 9, 1 61 1-2. Inc. of Barley.
BLAND, JAMES, 1684, 164. Add Ord. deacon (Cariisle) June 10,
1688; priest. Mar. 16, 1689-90. C. of Preston, Lanes., 1689.
BLAND, JOHN, 1688-9, 164. Add Ord. deacon (York) Sept.
1693. C. of Dunsford.
BLAND, ROBERT, 1637, 165. Add Ord. priest (Kilmore)
Nov. 26, 1647. Inc. of Gt Wigborough.
BLAND, ROBERT, 1653, 165. Add Ord. priest (GaUoway)
July, 1661. C. of West Stowe, Sufiolk.
BLEASE, JOHN, 166. Add One of this name, clerk, was bonds-
man in a marriage license, Chester, Jan. 1 630-1.
BLEMMELL, JOHN, 166. Add At Bury, in 1643. (V. B. Red-
stone.)
BLISS, . A friar, 167. Add JOHN. A Carmelite of the
Cambridge House. At the Ely ordination, June 6, 1517,
applied for (probably) priest's orders; passed over as having
obtained the inferior orders elsewhere, without Lift. dim.
from Ely. (B. Zimmerman.)
BLOFEILD, THOMAS, 1618-9, 167. Add Barrister, 1626.
BLOMEFIELD, THOMAS, 168. Add Probably chaplain in the
Navy, 1738-41.
BLOSS, TOBIAS, 1629, 168. Add This, or the next, ord. priest
(Norwich) Aug. 13, 1662. R. of Belstead.
BLOWER, ALLEN, 109. Add Ord. priest (Oxford) Mar. 15,
1662-3. C. of Little Waltham, in 1664.
BLOWER, JOSHUA, 1706, 169. Add Probably s. of Joshua
(1676).
BLOWER, PETER, 169. Add V. of West Ham, 1638-44,
sequestered. Died soon after.
BLUNT, JOHN, 170. Add R. of Hilston-in-Holdemess, Yorks.,
1 660.
BLITHE, EDWARD, 171. Add Ord. deacon (Peterb.) May 31,
1702; C. of Wansford, Northants.
BLYTHE, GEOFFREY, 1515, 171. Add R. of Headon, Notts.,
1521-41.
BLYGH, JONATHAN, 171. Add Bapt. at Holsworthy, Oct. 8,
1610. (H. M. Wood.)
BLYTH, ROGER, 1606-7, i7i. Add Ord. deacon and priest
(Ely) Sept. 25, 1608. R. of Termonmaguirke, 1617. R. of
Drumglass, 1626. Private chaplain to Lord Chichester, 1626.
Said to have been murdered in the 1641 rebellion. (H. B.
Swanzy; Leslie's Armagh Clergy, 267.)
BOAWRE or BOWER, WILLIAM, 172. Read Ord. deacon
(York) Dec. 1701.
BOHUN, WILLIAM, 1701, 173. AddSchooX, Ipswich. Physician
at Beccles, in 1728. (I. E. Gray.)
BOWLD, LANCELOT, 173. Add Chaplain in the Navy, 1652.
BOISDAUNE, LEWIS, 173. Add Chaplain 68th Foot, in 1758.
(H. B. Swanzy.)
BOLD, THOMAS, 173. Add Apparently presented to Winwick,
Lanes., in 1661. (Cal. St. Pap. Dom.)
BOLDERO, EDMUND, 174. Add Ord. priest (Norwich) June 12,
1636.
BOLLEN, DANIEL, 174. Add Appointed by the King R. of
lilwick, 1660. Exchanged with Dennis Granville for Kirk-
hampton, Cornwall, 1664. (H. M. Wood.)
BOLEYN, WILLIAM, 174. Add R. of Egglesclifle, 1519-34-
(H. M. Wood.)
BOLT, NICHOLAS, 175. Add Ord. priest (No^^vich) Mar. 13,
1624-5. V. of Gt Thurlow, Suffolk, 1661.
BOLTON or BOULTON, JEREMIAH, 175. Add Ord. priest
(York) c. i66g, 'M.A.'
BOLTON, JEREMIAH, 175. Add Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1699.
C. of Bawtry, 1702.
BOLTON, JOHN, 1656, 175. Add S. of John, constable. Bapt.
at M.mchester, June 10, 1638. Living in Liverpool, 1689-90.
Admon. (Chester) 1691; 'a Fellow of Christ's College.'
BOLTON, JOHN, 1677, 175. Add Perhaps chaplain in tlie Navy,
1714-21-
BOLTON, RICHARD, 1715-6, 176. Add Bapt. at Dcane, Lanes.,
May 27, 1697.
BOLTON, ROBERT, 1661, 176. Add One of these names C. of
Blackrod, Lanes., 1668, and of Bury, 1669-71. (E. Axon.)
BOLTON, ROGER, 176. Add Ord. deacon (Chester) Sept. 22,
1678; priest, Feb. 29, 1679-80. C. of Holland, Lanes., 1683.
Chaplain of Manchester Collegiate Church, 1694; Fellow,
1701. Died May 14, 1735, 'aged 82." M.l. at Manchester.
BoTTisHAM, Nicholas
BOLTON, SAMUEL, 1625, 176. Add Bapt. at Manchester,
Nov. 22, 1607. (I-;. Axon.)
BOLTON, STEPHEN, 1723, 176. Add Exhibitioner from St
Paul's.
BOLTON, THOMAS, 1650, 176. Add Bapt. at Manchester,
Mar. 30, 1634. (E. Axon.)
BOLTON, THOMAS. 1715, 176. Add Master of Ipswich School,
1737-43; previously Usher. (I. E. Gray.)
BOLTON. WILLIAM, 1690, 176. Add See also Crisp, Alumni
('artliwiiuni.
BOND, THOMAS, 1608, 177. Add Ord. priest (Ely) Sept. 24,
1620.
BONES, JAMES, 177. Add Died Aug. 26, 1806, aged 72, at
Cambridge, in his house near Emmanuel. He took the name
'Goodwin.'
BONNER, MATTHEW, 178. Add Bapt. at St Andrew's, New-
castle, .Mar. 13, 1638-9. (H. M. Wood.)
BONYMAN, GEORGE, 178. Add R. of TUston, 1653, tiU his
death, Apr. 2, 1668. According to Calamy he was ejected.
If so, he was re-instituted. (E. Axon.)
BOOKER, THOMAS, 1647, 179. Add C. of Castor, Northants.,
1621-41-. (Bowker.)
BOOKEY, MATTHEW, 179. Add Chaplain in the Navy, 1692.
BOOTE, DANIEL, 179. Add Ord. priest (York) Mar. 6, 1747-8.
BOOTH, GEORGE, 1669. 179. Add Probably wUl proved
(Chester) 1679; of Manchester.
BOOTH, HUMFREY, 180. Read S. of Richard, of Tottington.
BOOTH, JOHN, 1677-8, 180. Add Ord. deacon (York) Mar.
1681-2.
BOOTH, LAURENCE, 180. Add S. of unmarried parents; of
noble birth. R. of St Mary Magdalene, Milk Street. R. of
Cottenham, Cambs. {Papal Letters.)
BOOTH, NICHOLAS, i8o. Add Perhaps preb. of Ferns, 1678-91.
(H. B. Swanzy.)
BOOTH, ROBERT, 1662, 180. Add Ord. deacon (Durham)
Mar. 3, 1666-7; priest (York) Sept. 22, 1667. C. of Rich-
mond, Yorks., in 1691.
BOOTH, THOMAS, 1676, 181. Add hlr Thomas Booth, clerk,
buried Mar. 20, 1682-3, at Bury, Lanes. (E. Axon.)
BOOTH, VALENTINE, 181. Add Ord. priest (Peterb.) June lo,
1666. Read V. of Stanford-on-Avon, 1666-9. R. of Clay
Colon, 1669-92. Died May 12, 1692.
BOOTH, WILLIAM, 1741, 181. Add Ord. deacon (York)
Feb. 23, 1745-6; priest, May, 1747. V. of Laxton, Notts.,
1747. V. of IJkslcy, 1748.
BOOTHBY, ROBERT, 1750-1, i8i. Read Guidon in the Second
Troop of Horse, Grenadier Guards.
BORDLEY, STEPHEN, 1654, 181. Add S. of William, school-
master at Tunstall and Hawkshead. Bapt. at Tunstall,
Jan. 1, 1636-7. Half-brother of William.
BORDLY, WILLIAM, i8i. Add S. of William, schoohnaster at
Tunstall and Hawkshead. Bapt. at Hawkshead, Jan. 24,
1666-7. Married Ann Fothergill, of Tunstall, at Lancaster,
Nov. 21, 1696. Will (Richmond) 1741. (W. H. Chippendali).
BOARDMAN, JOHN, 1736, 182. Delete Perhaps.
BORDMAN, GABRIEL, 182. Add C. of Bidston, Cheshire,
1632-47, sequestered. Signs as R. of Thurstaston, in 1633.
C. of Birkcnlu.id (doubtful). (E. A.xon.)
BORDMAN, SAMUEL, 182. Add S. of Richard. Bapt. at
Manchester, Feb. 14, 1601-2. Chaplain to the Earl of
M.mchester. Died in, or before, 1660. (E. Axon.)
BOREHAM, JOHN, 182. Add S. of Joseph, of Kent. (J. B.
Whitmore.)
BORFETT, SAMUEL, 182. Add Presbyterian minister. Ord.
Nov. 10, 1653, at Moreton, Essex. Minister at Curriers
Hall, Cripplegate, 1685-91.
BORFETT, WALTER, 182. Add One of these names C. of
Padih.ini, Lanes., 1619-26.
BORRADELL, JOHN, 183. Add V. of Steeple Bumpstead,
162S-49.
BORRON, ARTHUR, 183. Add Died at Warrington, clerk.
Dec. 18, 1791. (E. Axon.)
BORROW, JOSHUA, 183. Add S. of Timothy, of Kelet. Bapt.
at Bolton-le-Sands, July 28, 1064. C. of Ncwbum, North-
ants., 1691-1705. C. of .-Mdingham, 1695. R. of Hutton-in-
the-Forcst, Cumberland, 1695-1728. V. of Asby. Father of
Curwen.
BOSSALL, . 183. Add Timothy Bossall was R. of Cockfieid,
Durham, 1616. and died 1617. .\ dau. Judith was bapt.
there, Aug. 4, 1016. (H. M. Wood.)
BOSSEVILE. GODFREY, 183. Add Married Di.ma, dau. of
Sir VMIIiani Wentworth, Bart.
BOSEVILE, NICHOLAS, 1S3. Add Ord. deacon (York) Sept.
1(.S4.
BOSTON, PAUL, 184. .idd Ord. priest (Kilmonr) Nov. u, |6J0.
01 .St Ciik--'-inthi-l-ieKls. in 1664.
.1,/./ BOSYATE, THOMAS, 185. B.Can L. in 1366. {CaJ. P»p.
Let.. I.)
BOTTERELL, SAMUEL. 185. Add Bapt. at South Shields,
AiiK. 28, i()5(). Ch.ipl.iin in the N.ivy, 1689-90.
BOTTISHAM. NICHOLAS. 185. Add B. at Ely. Took the habit
at Cambridge. Probably U.D. (U. Zimmerman, 408.)
505
BouGHTON, Le Neve
BOUGHTON, LE NEVE, i86. Add Ord. priest (York) May,
I703-
BOUND, NATHANIEL, 1600, 186. Add Most probably s. of
Nicholas, D.D. Bapt. at Norton. See BOWD, NATHANIEL.
(V. B. Redstone.)
BOUND, NICHOLAS, 1568, 186. Add At Norton, m 1581.
BOUND, NICHOLAS, 1635, 186. Read {Shaw, 11. 343-)
^r, ^^^ Chaplain in the Navy,
Read Died Mar. 4, 1719-20.
Delete as s. of Thomas. (H. M.
BOURNE, JOHN, 1742,
1747-58.
BOURNE, SAMUEL, 1666, 16
BOURNE, THOMAS, 1705, i£
Wood.)
BOURNE or BURN, TITUS, 188. Add Another account says
only s. of Timothy. B. 1671. Died Aug. 31, 1734- Buried
Dalby churchyard. (W. J. Kaye.)
BOVIL, JOHN, 189. Add Ord. priest (York) Sept. 1689. School-
master at Topclifie.
BOWER, BENJAMIN, 190. Add Ord. priest (York, Litt. dim.
from Winchester) Feb. 19, 1748-9.
BOWER, JOHN, 1683, 190. Add Ord. priest (York) Dec. 1690.
BOWER, SAMUEL, 1661, 190. Add Inc. of WooUey, Yorks.,
1677-81. Died Feb. 7, 1681, aged 38. (M. H. Peacock.)
BOWES, CHRISTOPHER, 190. Add Ord. deacon (York) Sept.
1697.
BOWES, JOHN, 1686, 191. Add Buried Mar. 30, 1735. (H. M.
Wood.)
BOWES, ROBERT, 1665-6, 191. Add Buried at Conischfie.
(H. M. Wood.)
BOWES, THOMAS, 1718, 191. Add Bapt. at Whickham,
May 24, 1700. (H. M. Wood.)
BOWES, WILLIAM, 1719, 191. Add Married Eleanor, dau. of
Matthew Lister, of Bunvell, Lines, {see Maddison's Lines.
Pedigrees, sgy). WiU proved, 1751.
BOWES, WILLIAM BLAXTON, 191. Read B. i Jan. 1695-6.
Add Bapt. Oct. 11, 1696. (H. M. Wood.)
BOWKERor BOOKER, JAMES, 192. Add Ord. deacon (Chester)
Nov. 15, 1670; priest (York) Sept. 22, 1672. Probably
minister of Ca ton, Lanes., 1657-62. Remained nonconformist
till 1670. Resided in Blackley, but probably not as P.C.
Father of Ralph and James. (E. Axon.)
BOWLES, EDWARD, 192. Add Will (York) Oct. 13, 1662.
BOWLES, GEORGE, 1725, 192. Add Chaplain in the Navy,
1739-40.
BOWLES or BOWLE, JOHN, 1593-4, 192. Add Elected to
Trinity from Westminster.
BOWLING, JOHN, 193. Add Chaplain in the Navy, 1740-50.
BOWMAN, THOMAS, 1750, 193. Add V. of Brantingham,
Yorks., 1755.
BOWMAN, TIMOTHY, 193. Add Buried at Bedfield, Sept. 14,
1633. Will (Norwich C.C.) 1634. (V.B.Redstone.)
BOWSER, SAMUEL, 193. Add Buried there May 30, 1620.
His wife Elizabeth buried June 15, 1620. (V. B. Redstone.)
BOWYER, JOHN, 1631, 194. Add V. of Dagenham, 1647-50.
Buried there Oct. 18, 1650.
BOWYER, WILLIAM, 194. After Matric. pens, from Pembroke,
c. 1601, add Lived at Histon, c. 1617.
BOYDELL, JAMES, 194. Add C. of Newton Chapel, Lanes.
Schoolmaster of Winwick School, 1672. Dismissed for ill-
behaviour, but promised to reform. (Lady Newton, Lyne
Letters, 1660-1760.)
BOYER, ELEAZAR, 194. Add Ord. deacon (York) June, 1683.
BOYER, THOMAS, 1644, 195. Add Intruder at Muggleswick.
(H. M. Wood.)
BOYS, JOHN, 1619, 195. Read R. of Tivetshall. Wife Helen.
(V. B. Redstone.)
BOYES, JOSEPH, 1730, 195. Add Ord. priest {Litt. dim. from
York) Nov. 1737. C. of Wigginton.
BOIS, MATTHEW, 195. Add R. of Barton-le-Street, Yorks.,
1658. (M. H. Peacock.)
BOYS, RICHARD, 1655, 196. Add Signed for deacon (York)
Aug. 17, 1662.
BOYS, WILLIAM, 1577-8, 196. Add S. of Thomas, of Eythome,
Kent. Bapt. there, Feb. 7, 1562-3. FeUow of Clare. Died
unmarried, Feb. 7, 1631-2. M.I. in Gt Missenden Church,
Bucks. (C. S. James.)
BOYSE, WILLIAM, 1606, 196. Delete One of these names.
According to Berry's Kentish Genealogies his will is dated
1665. (C. S. James.)
BOYLE, JOHN, 1583, 196. Add Exhibitioner from St Paul s.
Read Bapt. at St Paul's, Canterbury, Aug. 2, 1564. His
parents, Roger and Joan Nayler, were married there July 31
preceding {sic). (J. R. Glencross.)
BOYLE, RICHARD, 1590, 196. Add School, St Paul's; ex-
hibitioner.
BRABANT, WILLIAM, 197. Add Bapt. at Brancepeth, May 23,
1647. (H. M. Wood.)
BRABBIN or BRABANT, ROBERT, 197. Add Bapt. at Deane,
Lanes., Mar. 23, 1655-6.
BRABBIN or BRABANT, WILLIAM, 198. Add Bapt. at Deane,
Lanes., Mar. 23, 1649-50.
BRACKENBURY, FRANCIS, 198.
at Gainford. (H. M. Wood.)
Add Bapt. Aug. 11, 1670,
Brayne, Thomas
BRACKLEY, JOHN, 198. Add Probably s. of Thomas, of
Hampshire. School, Westminster. Licensed to marry,
Dec. 19, 1671, Sarah Stillwell, of Thursley, Southampton.
Age 27 in 1671. Delete One of these names and Perhaps.
(J. B. Whitmore.)
BRADBURY or BRADSBURY, JOHN, 199. Add Ord. deacon
(York^ June, 1707; priest, 1710.
BRADFORD, MATTHEW, 200. Add Ord. priest (York) Mar.
1720. Chaplain in the Navy, 1730-1.
BRADFORD, RICHARD, 1676, 200. Add Ord. deacon (York)
Feb. 1683-4; priest. Mar. 1684-5. C. of Kelham. Married,
Nov. 15, 1685, age 25, Elizabeth Jenison, of Newark.
(J. ChaUenor Smith.)
BRADFORD, SAMUEL, 1669, 200. Add Probably adm. as
Fell. -Com. (M.A.) at St Catharine's, Jan. 1687-8.
BRADFORD, WILLIAM, 1712, 200. Add School, St Paul's;
exhibitioner.
BRADGATE or BROADGATE, SAMUEL, 200. Add Probably
chaplain in the Navy, 1705-6.
BRADISH, WILLIAM, 200. Add School, St Paul's. R. of
Athelhampton Chapel, Dorset, 1624-38.
BRADLY, EDWARD, 200. Add Ord. deacon (York) June, 1674;
priest, Sept. 1679.
BRADLY, HENRY, 1670, 200. Add Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 21,
1673.
BRADLEY, JOHN, 1676, 201. Add Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 19,
1680; priest. May 29, 1681.
BRADLEY, JOHN, 1721, 201. Add Ord. deacon (York) Sept.
1725; priest, Sept. 15, 1726.
BRADLEY, THOMAS, 1693, 201. Add Ord. deacon (York) May,
1697.
BRADSHAW, BRIAN, 201. .,4(id V. of Tattingstone, 1576-1624.
Will (Norwich C.C.) 1624. (V. B. Redstone.)
BRADSHAW, JOHN, 1588, 202. Add 8th s. of Roger Brads-
haigh, of Haigh, Esq. (E. Axon.)
BRADSHAWE, NATHANIEL, 202. Read The V. of Pen-
wortham was probably of Oxford. He was buried there
Mar. II, 1640-1. (E. Axon.)
BRADSHAW, NICHOLAS, 202. Read V. of Preston. Canon of
Newark College. (E. Axon.)
BRADSHAW, PETER, 1492-3, 202. Add R. of Eccleston till
his death in 1541. (E. Axon.)
BRADSHAW, THOMAS, 1639-40, 202. Add According to
Ormerod (11. 352) the Grappenhall man was R. of a mediety
of Lymm, and was buried there Dec. 18, 1685. Probably
distinct from the Littleborough man. (E. A.xon.)
BRAFIELD, JOHN, 203. Add Probably chaplain of the
Independent Company of Foot in South Carolina, Sept. i,
1722, till 1726. R. of Killinchy, Down, in 1754. Will proved
(Ireland) as of Darrynahensy, Kilkenny, clerk, 1757-
(Dalton, Army List; H. B. Swanzy.)
BRAGG, WILLIAM, 1626, 203. Add Probably the one of this
name, R. of Hartwell, Bucks., who married there in the
chapel of Little Hampden, Elizabeth Harding, Mar. 9,
1640-1. (PhUlimore's Bucks. Marriages.)
BRALESFORD, HUMPHREY, 204. Add Ord. priest (York)
June 13, 1756. V. of South Kirkley, 1758.
BRAILSFORD, JOHN, 1709, 204. Add Ord. deacon (York)
Mar. 1714-5; priest, 1716.
BRAILSFORD, JOHN, 1740-1, 204. Add Ord. deacon (York)
Mar. 10, 1744-5. V. of WyseU, Notts., 1751; of St Mary,
Nottmgham, 1753; of North Wheatley, i754- Married, at
at Mary's, Nottingham, Mary Wildbore, May 19, i755-
BRAMHALL, JOHN, 204. Add Ord. deacon (York) Dec. 1615;
priest, Dec. 1616. R. of St Martin's, Micklegate, York,
1 61 7-8. Preb. of Ripon. His son William was buried there
Sept. 20, 1629. Married Ellen, dau. of Thomas Halley,
Town Clerk of York. (W. J. Kaye; M. H. Peacock.)
BRAMHAM, JOHN, 204. Add Ord. priest (York) June, 1694.
BRAMSTON, WILLIAM, 1672-3, 205. Add Exhibitioner from
St Paul's.
BRAMWALL, JOHN, 205. Add R. of Sunderland, 1758-62.
(H. M. Wood.)
BRANDRETH, LAURENCE, 1670, 206. Add Ord. deacon
(York) Mar. 1679-80; priest. Mar. 1681-2.
BRANFOOT, JOHN, 206. Add R. of St Mary-the-Less, Durham.
P.C. of Croxdale. Married, Jan. 31, 1733-4. Mary Hall,
at Durham Cathedral. (H. M. Wood.)
BRANSBY, CHARLES, 206. Add Litt. dim. from York for priest,
Feb. 1734-5. C. of Gedling. His widow Frances was adm.
at Bromley College, Jan. 21, 1761.
BRATHWAITE, JOHN, 1660, 207. Add R. of Haveringham,
1690.
BRASS, THOMAS, 208. Add Bapt. at St Oswald's, Durham,
Jan. 17, 1660-1. (H. M. Wood.)
BRATTELL, DANIEL, 208. Add S. of Daniel, of Middlesex;
age 16 in 1650. (J. B. Whitmore.)
BRAWLERD, JOHN, 208. Read Ord. deacon and priest
(Norwich) Sept. 21, 1661. Delete Probably.
BRAY, GEORGE, 208. Add Barrister, 1649. Bencher, 1670.
BRAYNE, THOMAS, 209. Add ? Thos. Brayne, clerk, buried
at South Ockendon, Essex, Nov. 23, i593>
506
Brerecliffe, John
BRERECLIFFE, JOHN, 1599, 209. Add Died and was buried
Mar. 20, 1618-9, at CoUingham. (W. J. Kaye.)
BREERCLIFFE, WILLIAM, 1598, 209. Add Ord. deacon (York)
Oct. 1606.
BREERCLIFF, WILLIAM, 209. Add Ord. deacon (York)
Sept. 1689; priost, luiie, 1694.
BREAREY, CHRISTOPHER SPENCER, 209. Add Lit!, dim.
from York for priest, Mar. 1735-6.
BREAREY, HENRY, 209. Add Perhaps chaplain to the 28th
Foot, 1715.
BREEREY, SAMUEL, 209. Add Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1678;
priest, Nov. 1678. (M. B.)
BREAREY, SAMUEL, 209. Add Ord. deacon (York) June, 1696.
BREEREY, WILLIAM, 209. Add Ord. deacon (York) June;
priest, July, 1674.
BREARLEY, JOHN, 209. Add One of these names C. of Salford,
c. 1647-8. C. of Poulton-le-Fylde, 1650-2. A prominent
Presbyterian.
BREARLEY, BRERELY or BRIERLEY, ROGER, 209. Add
One of these names C. of Church Kirk, Lanes., 1671-7.
BREARLEY, WILLIAM, 209. Read R. of Clipstone, tiU 1667.
Died Mav 30, 1667.
BRERERS, 'JOHN, 210. Add P.C. of Padiham, 1639-57;
of Heapey, 1657-62. Afterwards schoolmaster at Rivington.
Will (Chester) 1696. (E. Axon.)
BRERES, JOHN, 210. Add Doubtless s. of the above. Bapt.
at Bolton-le-Moors, Mar. 7, 1636-7. C. of Croston, 1663-4.
C. of Chorley, in 1665. Had joined an independent church
before his death. Will (Chester) 1677, as John Breres, the
younger, clerk, of Rivington. (E. Axon.)
BRERETON, HENRY, 210. Add V. of Henbury, Dorset, 1628,
'M.A.* ('no minister' in 1650). Died 1669.
BRERETON, JOHN, 1659, 210. Add Probably C. of Oldham,
in 1665, when he married Grace Lockwood, of Kirkburton,
Yorks. C. of Blackley, 1668-70. (E. Axon.)
BRERETON, ROBERT, 210. Add Chaplain in the Navy, 1746.
BREERTON, WILLIAM, 210. Add Ord. deacon (Chester)
Dec. 19, 1686, age 24; priest, Feb. 20, 1686-7.
BRETT, EDWARD, 210. Add R. of Little Munden, Herts.,
1662.
BRETT, JOHN, 1660, 211. Add Silenced at Woolavmgton,
Sussex. {Calamy, 697, 832.)
BRETTARGH, JAMES, 211. Add Died July 31, 1747- Buned
at Childwall, Lanes.
BRETON, JOHN, 211. Add One of these names R. of Hitcham,
Suffolk, 1643. (V. B. Redstone.)
BRETTON, ROBERT, 1645, 212. Add Ord. priest (Ardfert)
Dec. 31, 1655. Of St Martin, Ludgate.
BRETONER or BRETEN, JOACHIM, 212. Add Tiie same as
BRYTYNNER JOACHIM, n. 475- (A. E. Stamp.)
BREWER, JOHN, 1669, 212. Add Ord. deacon (York) June,
1674.
BREWSE or BRUS, JOHN, 213. Add Will (Norwich C.C.) 1644.
(V. B. Redstone.)
BREWSTER, EDWARD, 213. Add Mamed (i) Tabitha;
(2) Elizabeth; (3) Martha Everard, of Bury, in 1661. Buried
at LawshaU, Dec. 28, 1667. (V. B. Redstone.)
BREYNTON, JOHN, 213. Add Chaplain in the Navy, 1742-84.
BRICE, THOMAS, 1664, 213. Add Usher at Christ's Hospital,
1672. See Pearce, Annals of Christ's Hospital. (H. A.
Roberts.) , ^
BRICKDALL or BRIGDALL, JOHN, 213. /lii Licence to John
Brigdale, clerk, C. of Bangor (Monachorum), 1640-1.
{Chest. Mar. Lie., iv. 79-)
BRIDEOAKE, JABEZ, 214. Add S. of Richard, of Cheetham.
Bapt. at Manchester, Apr. 11, 1635.
BRIDEOAKE, JONATHAN, 214. Add Bapt. at Manchester,
Sept. 16, 1631. Held the living of Bexhill, which he exchanged
tor Sephton. (E. Axon.) . . ,_ xr
BRIDGE, CHRISTOPHER, 214. Add Chaplam m the Navy,
BRIDGE, ROBERT, 214. Add Succeeded his father as V. of
St John's, Chester, 1674-89. Admon. (Chester) 1689.
(E. Axon.) .
BRIDGE, THOMAS, 1617, 214. Add In i66i he was m London
as chaplain to the Eari of Northumberiand. Held Malpas
till 1682. R.of Barrow, 1635-82. R. of Tattenhall, 1635-82.
Prcb. of Chester, 1635-82. Will (Chester) 1682.
BRIDGES, JOSEPH, 215. Add Ord. priest. June, 1741-
BRIDGES, MICHAEL, 1692, 215. Add Ord. deacon (York)
June; priest, 1704. „ , , ,,. , v
BRIDGES, WILLIAM, 1690, 215. Add Ord. deacon (York)
Sept 1694; priest, 1695. C. of Barwick-in-Elmet, 1695.
BRIDGES, WILLIAM, 1695-6, 215. Add Ord. deacon (York)
June 1705; priest, June, 1710. R. of Gotham, Notts., 1710.
BRIDGEMAN, JOHN, c. 1593. 216. Add R. of Wigan, 1616-43.
ejected. . ,,, , , c> >
BRIGGS, HENRY, 1677-8, 217. Add Ord. pnest (York) Sept.
BRIGGS, JOHN, Petorhouse, June 6, 1666, 217. Add Certainly
V. of Kirkby Lonsdale. {Nightingale, 1033.)
BRIGGS, JOHN, 1721-2, 217. Add Priest, Aug. 16, 1730.
Browne, Edmund
BRIGGS, JOSEPH, 217. /liW .\nother account says s. of William,
of Wakefield. Bapt. there. Mar. 25, 1639. Persecuted the
Quakers and su'^pended for seditious sermons. (W. J. Kaye.)
BRIGGS, RICHARD, 1641-2, 217. Add One of these names
minister of Lfington, Lanes., 1648-53.
BRIGGES, THOMAS, 1656, 2x8. Add One of these names
schoolmaster at Blackrod, Lanes., 1674.
BRIGHTALL, HENRY, 219. ^iW Wife .Martha. WiU (Norwich
C.C.) 1661. (V. B. Redstone.)
BRINGHURST, ISAAC, 219. Add P.C. of Brentwood, 1655.
BRINGLOE, PORTER, 219. /!<i</ Chaplain in the Navy, 1746-57.
BRINSLEY, JOHN, 1615, 219. Read B.A. 1619-20.
BRISCO, ,0.1590,220. ^(/(/Barrister, 1602. Bencher, 1620.
BRISTED, JOHN, 220. Add Ord. deacon (York) .May, 1719.
BRISTOW, HENRY, 220. Add V. of Haynton, Lines., 1662.
BRISTOW, WILLIAM, 1659,221. /J dii Buried at Bishop Wear-
mouth, June 3, 1686. (H. M. Wood.)
BRODHURST, RICHARD, 222. For Lanes, read Cheshire.
BROCKBANK, JOHN, 1659, 222. Add C. of Witbeislack, 1671.
Schoolmaster there, 1684.
BROCKDEN, JOHN, 1703, 222. Add Ord. deacon (York) Oct.
1707.
BROCKETT, LAWRENCE, 222. Add Bapt. Sept. 28, 1725.
(H. M. Wood.)
BROCKHILL or BROCKHULL, THOMAS, 222. Add Matnc.
pens, from St John's, Easter, 1616, as Prockliall.
BROCKLEHURST, JOHN, 223. Add Mentioned as 'son' (son-
in-law) in will of Cyprian Banbury (1618). (J. B. Whitmore.)
Add BROCKLESBY, WILLIAM DE, 223. R. of Bainton, Yorks.,
1331-52. Resigned in order to retire to Cambridge. {Yorks.
Arch. Journal, xxv. 112.)
BROGDEN, THOMAS, 223. Add R. of Bumsall (med.), 1569-79.
resigned.
BROGDEN, WILLIAM, 223. Add R. of Bumsal!, 1579-1619.
Buried in the chancel, Aug. 31, 1619. WiU (York) 1620.
(J. Parker.) „ ,
BROMFIELD, JAMES, 1681, 224. Add One of these names V. of
Wybunbury, Cheshire, 1700-26. Will (Chester) 1726.
(E. Axon.)
BROMWELL, JAMES, 225. Add Ord. priest (Norwich) Feb. 28,
1652-3. R. of Polstead. ,..,.^ ,, .
BROOKE or BROOKES, JOHN, 1618, 226. Add The V. of
Giggleswick was buried there Oct. 10, 1630. (M. H. Peacock.)
BROOKE, JOHN, 1669, 226. Add Inc. of WooUey, Yorks.,
1682-8. (M. H. Peacock.)
BROOKE, JOHN, 1671, 226. Add B. Sept. 27; Bapt. Oct. 2,
1651, at Bury, Lanes. (E. Axon.)
BROKE, JOHN, 1697, 226. Add Ord. deacon (York) July, 1701;
priest, 1703. Perhaps C. of Ardsley, Wakefield, and S.P.G.
missionary to New York and New Jersey, 1705-7. Died on
the voyage to England. „. , , ,,„
BROOKE, JOSHUA, 1662, 226. Add Ord. deacon (York) 1668;
priest, June, 1668. ,. , ,
BROOKE, JOSHUA, 1726, 226. Add Litt. dtm. from York for
deacon, Aug. 1732. _ ,„, ,.
BROOKE, ROBERT, 161 1-2, 227. Add Perhaps R. of Woodham
Walters, Essex, 1619.
BROOKE, SAMUEL, 1733, 227. Read R. of Gamston, Notts.,
BROOKE, THOMAS, Christ's, Mar. 15, 1687-8, 228. Add Ord.
priest (York) 1697. C. of Barwick-in-Elmet.
BROOKS, HENRY, 228. Add Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1668.
BROOKES, ROBERT, 1579, 229. Add It seems probable that
the R. of Woodham Walters may be the ROB. BROOKE
BROOKESBANK, JOSHUA, 229. Add Ord. priest (Lincoln)
Mar. 1666-7. Precentor of Limerick, 1669-89. Dean of
Clonfert, 1670-92. (H. B. Swanzy; Cotton.)
BROME, EDMUND, 1658, 230. Add R. of Healings, 1672-1718.
(V. B. Redstone.)
BROME, THOMAS, 1732, 230. Add S. of WiUiam. (Hearne s
Diarv. Nov. 12, i73-») ^ ,, , , . , ^ ^
BROUGHTON, JOHN, 1690, 231. For (? 1562) read (1562).
Add Bapt. Aug. 14, 1673. at Bishop Weannouth.
BROUGHTON, THOMAS, 1652, 231. Read P.C. of Bishop
Woarmouth. Father of John (1690).
BROUGHTON, WILLIAM, 1700, 231. Add R. of Kushock,
Worcs., from I7I4. (.•\. L. Reade.) ^
BROWELL, EDWARD, 231. Add Bapt. at All S.imU . New-
castle Sept. II, 1680. M.istcr of St John-the-UapUsl
Hospital, Barnard Castle, 1756-63- Marritxl thorv-, Julv 10,
1718, Elizabeth Hutchinson. Died Dec. 27. 1763. (H. M.
BROWNE, CHARLES, 1708, 232. Add Probably chaplain in
the Navy, 1726. His widow Lydia was adm. to Brc>mley
BROWN, DENNIS,' 232. .-frfJ S. of WUliam, M.D. Bapt. at
St (KwaM's, nurh.ini, Apr. lb, 1687.
BROWNE, EDMUND, 1592, 232. Add One of these names
srhtiolmastor at Blackburn, Lanes. Buried there Feb. 20,
BROWNE, EDMUND, 16 J 1, a3»- Add XifimUct, 1620.
507
Browne, Francis
BROWNE, FRANCIS, 1606, 233. Add R. of Little Ponton,
Lines., till his death, in 1662. Father of William (1642).
BROWNE, GILBERT, 233. ^rfd Barrister, 1706. Bencher, 1736.
Add BROWN, HENRY, 233. B.Can.L. of Cambridge. R. of
Corby, Lines., 1431. R. of Garboldisham, Norfolk, in 1435.
(Cal. Pap. Let.)
Add BROWN, JOHN, 233. Of Hadleigh. B.C.L. Petitions the
Pope, 1366, for augmentation. (Cal. Pap. Let.)
BROWNE, JOHN, 1645-6, 234. Add R. of Brundall, Norfolk,
in 1662.
BROWN, JOHN, 1654-5, 234. Add This ordinand was C. of
Walsham-le-Willows, Suffolk, 1662.
BROWNE, JOHN, St John's, 1658, 234. Add Barrister, 1666.
BROWNE, JOHN, 1667, 234. Delete One of these names...
Hilton.
BROWNE, JOHN, 1705, 235. Add Ord. deaeon (York) Sept.
1712; of St John's.
BROWN, JOHN, St John's, May 8, 1732, 235. Add Bapt. Nov.
24, 1715, at Rothbury.
BROWN, JOHN, 1746, 235. Add Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 23,
1750; priest, May, 1752. C. of Aldborough, Holdemess.
BROWNE, JONAS, 235. Add One of these names said to have
been C. of Newchurch in Pendle, Lanes., in 1646, and C. of
Newchurch-in-Rosseiidale, in 1660.
BROWNE, JOSEPH, 1579, 235. Add S. of WiUiam (1546).
R. of Rusper, 1590-1633. Father of William {1604). (J. G.
Bartlett.)
BROWN, MATTHEW, 1671, 235. Read S. of Thomas. B.
Aug. 5; Bapt. Aug. 15, 1652. (E. Axon.)
BROWN, NICHOLAS, 1749, 236. Add Bapt. at Edlingham,
Dec. 16, 1730.
BROWN, PETER, 1704, 236. Add Bapt. at Barnard Castle,
Sept. 6, 1689.
BROWNE, RICHARD, 1674, 236. Add Barrister, 1679.
BROWNE, RICHARD, 1750, 236. Add Ord. priest (York)
May 25, 1755. C. of Kirkby Moorside.
Add BROUN, ROBERT, 236. Deposed (1292-3) that 'in the
last year he returned home from the school of Cambridge.'
(Cal. Ing.; P.R.O., v. 84.)
BROWNE, ROBERT, 1570, 237. Add R. of Little Casterton,
Rutland, 1591-
BROWNE, ROBERT, 1651, 237. Add Ord. deacon and priest
(by Thomas, Bishop of Whithem) Dec. 13, 1660. R. of
Ashton-on-Mersey, 1679.
BROWN, ROBERT, 1691, 237. Add Married by licence at St
Bartholomew-the-Great, London, Dec. 10, 1709, Mary
Reynolds, vWdow, of St Dunstan-in-the-West.
BROWNE, SAMUEL, 1613-4, 237. Add Bencher, 1641.
BROWNE, SAMUEL, 1700, 237. Add Barrister, 1714.
BROWN, THOMAS, 1569, 238. Delete Perhaps. Add Buried
at Gt Marlow, Oct. 25, 1592. (H. M. Wood.)
BROWNE, THOMAS, 1658-9, 238. Add Barrister, 1667.
BROWN, THOMAS, 1741, 239. Add Bapt. at Cockfield, Apr. 26,
1720.
BROWNE, WILLIAM, 1546, 239. Add V. of Horley, Surrey,
1561-1615. Father of Joseph (1579).
BROWNE, WILLIAM, July, 1604, 239. Add Schoolmaster at
Rusper, Sussex, where his father Joseph (1579) was rector.
Married there, Jane Burgis, on June 20, 1611. Went to
New England, c. 1646, to Saybrook, Connecticut, and
Southampton, Long Island, where he was a merchant.
Died there 1650. (J. G. Bartlett.)
BROWN, WILLIAM, 1629, 239. Add R. of Holton, Halesworth,
Suffolk, 1661.
BROWN, Vi/ILLIAM, 1642, 239. Add S. of Francis (1606).
R. of Little Ponton, Lines., 1662.
BROWNE, WILLIAM, 1674, 239. Add Ord. priest (York) Mar.
1679-80.
BROWN, WILLIAM, 1689, 239. Add V. of Wing, Bucks, for
nearly 33 years. Buried there Jan. 12, 1746-7. (H. M.
Wood.)
BROWNE, WILLIAM, 1707, 240. Add S. of William, M.D.
Bapt. at St Oswald's, Durham, Jan. 6, 1691-2. Brother of
Dennis.
BROWNELL, NATHANIEL, 240. Add Died 1717, aged 22.
Buried at Halsall.
BROWNING or BRUNNING, BENJAMIN, 1673, 240. Add
Married, May 8, 1680, age 25, Isabella Harrington, of
Lincoln. (J. Challenor Smith.)
BROWNING, JOHN, 1613, 240. Add Ord. priest (Norwich)
Mar. 9, 1622-3. Delete Perhaps from R. of Semer.
BROWNSWORD or BROWNSWORTH, WILLIAM, 241. Add
Bapt. at Manchester, Mar. 5, 1625-6. Had also studied at
Glasgow. (E. Axon.)
BROXOPP, JOHN, 241. Add A king's preacher for Lanes.
Archdeacon of the Isle of Man, 1634.
BRUCE, TITUS, 242. Add Subscribed for priest (Bristol)
Dec. 20, 1673.
BRUEN, GREGORY, 242. Add Perhaps chaplain in the Navy,
1704-10.
BRUEN, SAMUEL, 242. Add One of these names R. of Tatten-
ball, Cheshire, 1659.
BuRDON, John
BRUNDISH, THOMAS, 1633, 243. Add Ord. priest (Ardfert)
May 21, 1652. R. of Felsham, 1646.
BRUNTON, JOHN, 243. Add Bapt. at Heworth, Durham,
Aug. 20, 1702.
BRUTON, GEORGE, 243. Add Probably C. of Bygrave, Herts.,
1638-41. (R. A. Ledgard.)
BRYAN, ROBERT, B.A. 1463-4, 244. Add In his i8th year,
1464.
BUB WITH, RICHARD, 244. Add V. of Rothwell, Yorks.
Buried there July 10, 1627. Delete Died.
BUBWITH, SAMUEL, 244. Add V. of Rothwell. Buried there
May 8, 1628.
BUBWITH, W., 1591, 244. Add Perhaps William, V. of Roth-
well. Buried there Mar. 3, 1609-10.
BUCK, MATTHEW, 1710, 245. Add Ord. deacon (York)
Dec. 1715; priest, 1717. V. of Brodworth, 1722.
BUCK, THOMAS, 1678, 246. Add V. of Newport, Essex, and
of LindseU. Perhaps a Naval chaplain, 1700. Buried at
Walden, Nov. 30, 1721.
BUCKE, WILLIAM, 1715, 246. Add Ord. deacon (York) May,
1719; priest, Dec. 1720.
BUCKBY, RICHARD, 246. Preb. of Tuam, 1762-96. V. of
Seagoe, Dromore, 1763-96. Died Jan. 18, 1796. Cotton, iv.
37 mis-speUs him as Buckley. (H. B. Swanzy.)
BUCKBY, WILLIAM, 1651, 246. Add Serjeant-at-law, 16S0.
Recorder of Daventry and Deputy-Recorder of North-
ampton, c. i68i. Chief Justice of Carmarthen, Cardigan
and Pembroke, Feb. 1684-5. Married Mary, dau. of Sir
Richard Raynsford, of DaUington, Northants. Will, Nov. 2,
1682; proved (P.C.C.) Dec. 7, 1685. (H. G. Harrison.)
BOKENHAM, ANTHONY, 246. Add Ord. priest (Norwich)
Oct. 4, 1640.
BOKENHAM, JOHN, 1655, 246. Add The R. of Gt Oakley was
ord. priest (Oxford) Mar. 15, 1662-3.
BUCKERIDGE, LEWIS, 247. Add Probably Ensign, Coldstream
Guards, 1748.
BUCKERIDGE, THOMAS, 247. Add Chaplain in the Navy,
1733-9.
BUCKLAND, WILLIAM, 247. Delete Of one of these names. He
died on Sept. 30, 1760, aged 47, 'having been P.C. of Wool-
borough more than 16 years.' M.I. (C. S. B. Buckland.)
BUCKLEY, JOHN, 247. Add One of this name P.C. of Lamesley,
Durham, 1636-41. (H. M. Wood.)
BUCKLEY or BULKELEY, JOHN, 1636, 248. Add Buned at
Chester-le-Street, May 1, 1662. (H. M. Wood.)
BUCKLEY, WILLIAM, 1631, 248. Add Perhaps V. of Mayland,
Essex, 1 639-51-.
BUCKWORTH, WILLIAM, 249. Add Barrister, 1613.
BUERDSELL, ROBERT, 249. Add Ord. deacon (Chester)
Sept. 29, 1690. C. of Handley, 1691.
BUGGE, NATHANIEL, 1605, 249. Add R. of Gt Horksley,
Essex, 1645.
BUGGE or BUGGS, NATHANIEL, 249. Add C. of Gt Birch,
Essex, in 1664.
BUGGE, WILLIAM, 249. Add C. of Sible Hedingham, Essex,
in 1664.
BUGGIN, WILLIAM, 1572, 249. Add Barrister, 1587.
BULL, DANIEL, 250. Add Probably V. of Cherry Willmgharo,
Lines., 1662.
BULLEN, THOMAS, 251. Add Appears in the Bishop of Chester's
Vis. of 1691, as a physician at Nantwich.
BULLER, JAMES, 1647, 252. Add Signed for deaeon (York)
Aug. 17, 1662.
BULLIVANT, JOHN, 1666, 252. Add Ord. priest (Peterb.)
June 18, 1671. V. of Cranley, Northants., 1676-1715.
BULLIVANT, JOHN, ^695, 252. Add Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
Sept. 22, 1700; priest, Sept. 20, 1702. C. of Harrington,
Northants., 1700.
BULLOCK, EDMUND, c. 1596, 252. Add Called to the Bar as
'F^dward,' in 1609. (W. F. C. Suter.)
BULLOCK, ROBERT, 1651-2, 253. Add Ord. priest (Ardfert)
Feb. 10, 1659-60.
BULLMER, HENRY, 253. AddB&pt. at All Saints', Newcastle-
on-Tyne, June 27, 1619.
BUNNIS, EDWARD, 255. Add Died Sept. 30, 1691. Benefactor
to the parish of Waltham-on-the-Wolds. (A. Hawley.)
BURCHALL, JAMES, 255. Add C. of Middleton, Lanes., in
1675-6.
BURCHALL, JOSIAH, 255. AddC. of Lytham, Lanes., 1709-17.
(E. Axon.)
BURDET, BENJAMIN, 256. Add V. of Greetham, Rutland,
1628-42. Died 1642.
BURDETT, GEORGE, 256. Add Ord. deacon (York) Mar.
1625-6; priest, June, 1626.
BURDET, HUGH, 256. Add His widow Mary was adm. to
Bromley College, Mar. 27, 1760. (H. B. Swanzy.)
BURDETT, THEOPHILUS, 1645, 256. Read R. of Gumley,
1662.
BURDON, HENRY, 256. Add Bapt. at All Saints', Newcastle,
Sept. 11, 1729. (H. M. Wood.)
BURDON, JOHN, 256. Add Ord. priest (York) Dec. 1716.
Probably C. of Collingham, Yorks., 1714. (W. J. Kaye.)
508
BuRFORD, John
BURFORD, JOHN, 256. Delete Probably. Heame's Diary, v.
82, mentions him as the s. of John Burford, and Fellow and
Tutor of King's College. (H. B. Swanzy.)
BURGESS, BENJAMIN, 257. Add Ord. deacon (York) Sept.
1704.
BURGESS, FRANCIS, 1654, 257. Add Ord. deacon (York) Nov.
1664: 'B.A.'
BURGES or BURCHES, GEORGE, 257. Add Buried at Swan-
bome, May I7, 1658.
BURGESS, HUGH, 1S69, 257. Add Married Dorothy, dau. of
Will Sion ap Will Kookes, of Conway. WiU (Chester)
1615; proved by his widow Dorothy. (Hist. Soc. Lane, and
Ches.)
BURGESS, JOHN, 1583-4,257. AddlWs, wife Urseley was buried
at Isleworth, Middlesex, Nov. 9, 1620.
BURGESS, JOHN, 1628, 257. Add Ord. priest (St David's)
May 27, 1632. Delete Probably.
BURGESS, RICHARD, i6o6, 257. Add One of these names R. of
Thurstaston, Cheshire, 1616-35-. He was s. of the pre-
ceding rector. Married Anne, dau. of John Whitmore, of
Thurstaston.
BURGES, SAMUEL, 1717, 257. Add Probably chaplain in the
Navy, 1702.
BURGOYNE, FRANCIS, 258. Read R. of Bishop Wearmouth,
1595-1643. Died 1643, and buried there Nov. 8, 1643.
(H. M. Wood.)
BURKE or BOURKE, RICHARD, 258. Read S. of Richard,
of Drumsally. Created a baronet of Ireland, 1785, having
previously assumed the name of De Burgho. (T. U. Sadleir.)
BURKITT, WILLIAM, 1618, 258. Add V. of Pattishall, North-
ants., 1628-33. R. of Gayton, 1633-44. V. of Guilsborough,
1633-44. Died c. 1644.
BURKITT, WILLIAM, 1665, 258. Read S. of MUes Birkett.
BURLAND, WILLIAM, 258. Add Ord. priest (York) Sept.
1692.
BURLETSON, THOMAS, 259. Add Bapt. 1649. Married, at
Durham Cathedral, Dorothy Lachenby, Feb. 17, 1682-3.
Correct date of burial to Feb. 14, 17H-2.
BURLETSON, WILLIAM, 259. Add Bapt. Dec. 23, 1655, at
Trimdon, Durham.
BURMAN, RICHARD, 259. Add Probably chaplain in the
Navy, 1703.
BURNEBYE, HUGH, 260. Add Held the sequestered living of
South Ockendon, Essex, 1658-60. V. of Gunby, Lines., 1662.
BURNAND, NATHANIEL, 260. Add R. of Castle Carrock,
Cumberland, 1656-8. C. of Cum Whitton, 1657; ejected,
1662. V. of Brampton, 1658-62. Retired to Alston, 1662-72.
Afterwards in London and at Harwich. Married Margaret,
dau. of Isaac Gilpin. Died before Feb. 1710-1. His father
was an 'Intruder' at St Oswald's, Durham. (G. B. Rout-
ledge.)
BURNE, ROBERT, 260. Add Bapt. at Monk Hesleden, Jan. 11,
1719-20. /e«a(i S. of Walter. (H.M.Wood.)
BURNE or BOURNE, WILLIAM, 260. Married, at St Peter's,
Nottingham, Nov. 26, 1603, Elenor Croson, widow. (H. M.
Wood.)
BURNET, CHARLES, 260. Add Ord. deacon (York) May, 1697.
BURNETT, MATTHEW, 261. Add Ord. deacon (Gloucester,
Litt. dim. from Rochester) Dec. 18, 1757-
BURNETT, ROBERT, 1668, 261. Add Bapt. at Hunvorth,
June 23, 1650.
BURNETT, SAMUEL, 261. Add Ord. deacon (York) June,
1694.
BURRE, JOHN, 261. Add Ord. priest (Exeter) Aug. 24, 1659.
Delete Perhaps.
BURR, RICHARD, 1711, 261. Add Chaplain in the Navy,
1715-8.
BURRE, THOMAS, 261. Add C. of Broomfield, 1612-20; V.,
1 620-50-.
BURRELL, CHRISTOPHER, 1615, 262. Add One of this name
C. of Sedgefield, Durham, 1623-4.
BURRELL, CHRISTOPHER, 1658, 262. Add C. of Tilbury-by-
Clare, in 1664.
BURRELL, DAVID, 262. Add S. of John and Frances. Bapt.
at Gainford, Nov. 20, 1711.
BURRELL, JOHN, 1641, 262. Add Ord. priest (Norwich) Apr.
18, ifiSi. . , .
BURREL, JOHN, Peterhouse, 1666, 262. Add Perhaps chaplain
in the Navy, 1707-17.
BURRELL, JOHN, 1705, 262. Add Bapt. at St Mary-Ie-Bow,
Durham, Mar. 24, 1688-9.
BURROUGH, GEORGE, 1594, 263. Read Died Feb. 21, and
buried Feb. 24, 1653. [Parish Register; V. B. Redstone.)
BURROWS, JEREMY, 263. Add Preacher at Bury, Suffolk.
(V. li. Rodstoiic.)
BURROUGH, JOHN, 1725, 264. Add Ord. deacon (.Sanim)
June 24; priest, June 28, 1730. Chaplain to the Earl of
b<•^ll)i^;h.
BURROW or BURROWS, ROBERT, 1642, 264. Add Perhaps
C. of Danbury, Fssex, in 1664.
BURROWES, WILLIAM, 1680, 264. Add Ord. deacon (York)
Dec. 1684.
BuTTOLPH, Thomas
BURROW, WILLIAM, 1702, 264. Add Ord. deacon (York)
Dec. 1723.
BURSLEM, THOMAS, 1726-7. 265. Add FeUow of Magdalen
College, Oxford, 1732-3. Died at Marseilles, Feb. 6, 1732-3.
(H. B. Swanzy.)
BURSTALL or BIRSTALL, WILLIAM, 265. Married, at Yat^ley.
Hants., May i, 1683, Sarah Ball. (J. Challenor Smith.)
BURTON, DANIEL, 265. Add Perhaps ord. priest (Oxford)
Apr. 17, 1 65 1. Inc. of St Martin's, Fish Street, London, in
1664.
BURTON, FRANCIS, 1697, 265. Add Ord. deacon (York) Sept.
1702.
BURTON, GERVASE, 1674, 266. Add Ord. priest (York) June,
1680.
BURTON, HENRY, 1693, 266. Add Perhaps chaplain in the
Navy, 1714.
BURTON, JAMES, 1719, 266. Add One of this name C. of
Sedgefield, Durham, 1718-55. Burii-d there Aug. 14, 1755.
(H. M. Wood.)
BURTON, NICHOLAS, 1620, 267. Add to Ord. prit-st (London)
Sept. 29, 1628. Delete Probably.
BURTON, RICHARD, 1635, 267. Read R. of Kirk Deigbton,
1648-56. Died June 26, 1656. M.I. there which describes
him as'B.D.' (R. J. Wood.)
BURTON, RICHARD, 1692, 268. Add Ord. deacon (York) June,
1696.
BURTON, RICHARD, 1710, 268. Married, at Pottington,
Apr. 21, 1729, Frances, only dau. of Thomas Mitford.
Buried at St Oswald's, Durham, Feb. 24, 1740-1. (H. M.
Wood.)
BURTON, WILLIAM, 1650, 269. Add Perhaps of Hatton.
Lanes., clerk, when married there, Sept. 8, 1657.
BURTON, WILLIAM, 1653, 269. Add One of these names
congregationalist minister at Diss, Norfolk, 1669-72.
BURWELL, LOUIS, 269. Add Adra. at the Inner Temple,
Feb. II, 1733. Elected to the Council of Virginia, 1744.
(E. .\U. Jones.)
Add BURWELL, R., 269. Student at Cambridge, c. 1455.
Student of Theology. R. of Bolingbroke, Lines. [Cal. Pap.
Reg., XI. 146.)
BURWELL or BURNWELL, THOMAS, 269. Afl^r Anna add
dau. of Seth Chapman. Married in Durham Cathedral.
(H. M. Wood.)
BURWELL, THOMAS, 1653, 269. Add Bapt. at St Mary-le-
Bow, Durham. (H. M. Wood.)
BURY, HENRY, 1634, 270. Add Married, at Ivinghoe, Bucks.,
Dec. 3, i66r, Elizabeth Brewer, widow. (Phillimore's Bucks.
Marriages.)
BURY, PHINEAS, 270. Add Preb. of Chester, 1670-9. Said to
be buried at his rectory of Enmer, Somerset. Admon.
(Che=;ter) 1679.
BUSH, CHARLES, 270. Add S. of John, V. of Harmondsworth.
Died I7s6 and buried there. (H. G. Harrison.)
BUSBY, RICHARD, 1628, 270. Add Received £5 towards hb
B..\. from churchwardens of St Margaret's, Westminster.
(H. G. Harrison.)
BUSHELL, WILLIAM, 271. Add High Sheriff of Lanes., 1733-
Founder of Goosnargh Hospital. Died 1735. (F. Axon.)
BUSSEY, JOHN, 271. Add One John Bussie, R. of Gt Pamdon,
1620-35. Buried there Oct. q, 1635.
BUTCHER, PETER, 271. Add to Ord. priest, July 13, 1662.
BUTLER, EDWARD, 1697. 272. Add C. of Wansford, North-
ants., 1702. Probably chaplain in the Navy, 1703.
BUTLER or BOTELER, FRANCIS, 272. Add Barrister, 1636.
Bencher, i()S7-
BUTLER, GEORGE, 1723, 27.:. Add Ord. priest (York) Aug. 14.
I74V Read V. of Flintham, 1743-5-
BUTLER, GREGORY, 1629, 272. Add Bapt. at Sedgefiekl
Mar. 6, 1613-4.
BUTLER, GREGORY, 1635. 272- AMt Bapt. at St Nicholas,
Newcastle, Sept. 29, 1617. (H. M. Wood.)
BUTLER, JAMES, 1734, ^72. Add Ord. priest [LiU. dim. from
York) Mav, 1741. C. of Wincstead.
BUTLER, JOHN, 1719, 273. .-<</</ School, St Paul's.
BUTLER, RALPH, 273. Add Afterwards adra. at Frankland'?
Acidemv, Rathmcll, June 4. "678. Drowned c. May. 1679.
(F.. Axoii.)
BUTLER, THOMAS, 1625, 274. Add Barrister. 1635.
BOTELER, THOMAS, 1669-70, 274. Add Barrister. 1679-
BUTLER, WILLIAM, 1713. 274- Add Died at Qifl. Kent.
M.iv .'2. 1711. aiied 36. (F. Rannor.)
BUTTERFIELb, CHRISTOPHER, 275- AJ<1 Ord. priest {L%U.
dim. (rcini N'orkl .Apr. i-^.'.
BUTTERWORTH. ABRAHAM, 275- Add PC. of Hr>i«r>od,
L.11HS., in 10.S4. Buried at Rochdale, as of He>-wood.
Oct. 29. 16S7. (!■:. Axon.)
BUTTERWORTH, ROBERT, 275. Add FVobahly s. of Robert,
of Bamford. H.ipl. .it Bury, if>7''- P-f- "' Toilmonlrn, 1704.
P.C. of Wood riiinipton. 1708.
BUTTOLPH, THOMAS, iTi- Add R. of Aghanloo and Drum-
chose, Derry, 1661-3. R.of limey, 1661-71. R.of Ardstraw.
1661-76. Chaplain to Charles I and Charles II. Married
509
Butts, Dudley
Anne, dau. of Henry Mingay, of Ameringhall, Norfolk.
Died Aug. 1676. M.I. at St Patrick's, Dublin. (H. B.
Swanzy.)
Butts, DUDLEY, 275. Add S. of Robert (1699). (V. B. Red-
stone.)
BUTTS, ROBERT, 1699, 276. Add V. of Wendon, Essex. Died
there Sept. 25, 1742. M.I. (V. B. Redstone.)
BUXTON, JOHN, 1692, 276. Add 3rd s. of John, of St Margaret,
South Elmham, Suffolk. C. of Syleham for 27 years. Married
Elizabeth, dau. of John Meadows, of Witnesham. Died
May 27, 1738, aged 61. M.I. {V. B. Redstone.)
BUXTON, MICHAEL, 276. /l<i(iV. of Blidvvorth, Notts. Married
Elizabeth, dau. of .Anthony WoUey, of Nottingham. Buried
at Blidworth, June 9, 1705. His wife was buried there July
22, 1713. {Genealogist, 1. 121.)
BUXTON, THOMAS, 1638, 277. Add One of these names ord.
priest (Ardfert) Nov. 6, 1644. V. of Gt Barton, Suffolk, in
1662.
BUXTON, THOMAS, 1645, 277. Add One of these names R. of
All Saints', Colchester, 1650.
BYATT, WILLIAM, 1691-2, 277. Add Died Nov. i, 1707.
Buried at Bures, Suffolk. (V. B. Redstone.)
BYERLEY, ANTHONY and BYERLEY, ROBERT, 277. Add
Twins. Bapt. at Heighington, Feb. 27, 1619-20.
BYERLY, PHILIP, 277. Add Died Jan. 1734, in his 29th year.
M.I. at Goldsborough. (E. Axon.)
BYROM, ADAM, 278. Add Died c. 1702; a lunatic.
BYROM, JOHN, 1708, 278. Add Married his cousin in 1721.
Author of hymn 'Christians awake.' Buried in Manchester
Collegiate Church. (R. South.)
BYROM or BYRAN, SAMUEL, 278. Add Died c. 1679.
BYROM, SAMUEL, 278. Add S. of John, of Byrom, Lanes.
Bapt. at Sedbergh, Feb. 8, 1685-6. 'Beau Byrom.' Of
Byrom and Parr, Esq. Dissipated the family estates.
Published a tract in 1729, being then a prisoner in the Fleet.
(E. Axon.)
BYWATER, CHARLES, 278. Add Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1720.
CABECK, THOMAS, 279. Read R. of Drinkstone, 1655-79.
CADE, BARTHOLOMEW, 279. Add One of the King's preachers,
Lancashire, till 1633.
CADE, JAMES, 279. Add Ord. priest (Exeter) Feb. 23, 1657-8.
CADIMAN, JOHN, 279. Read Ord. priest, May 28, 1643.
CAGE, ROBERT, 1657, 280. Add Barrister, 1666.
CAGE, WILLIAM, 1614, 281. ^(ii Barrister, 1623.
CAGE, WILLIAM, 1638-9, 281. Add Ord. priest (Ardfert)
June 16, 1647.
CALEY, ABRAHAM, 282. Add School at Bury, Suffolk.
(Winthrop, Letters, i. 189; V. B. Redstone.)
CALEY, ARTHUR, 1686, 282. Add Ord. deacon (York) Sept.
1690.
CAYLEY, ARTHUR, 1718, 282. Add C. of Stannmgton, 1725.
Chaplain in the Navy, 1735.
CALEY, JOHN, 1685, 282. Add Ord. priest (York) Sept. 1692.
CAYLEY, RICHARD, 282. Add Ord. deacon (York) May,
1719.
CAYLEY, SIMON, 282. Add Ord. priest (York) Sept. 1685.
CALEY or KALEY, THOMAS, 282. Add Ord. deacon (York)
May; priest, 1708. R. of St Dionys, Walgale, York, 1726.
CALLIS, JOHN, 282. Add Exhibitioner from St Paul's.
CALVER, EDWARD, 284. Add The poet, of Wilby, Suffolk.
(V. B. Redstone.)
CALVER, JOHN, 1685, 284. Add Married Elizabeth Ray, of
Laxfield, Suffolk, at Worlingworth, Suffolk, Nov. 30, 1696.
(V. B. Redstone.)
CALVERLEY, GEORGE, 284. Add Bapt. at Brancepeth,
Aug. 29, 1619. Buried there Mar. i, 1653-4.
CALVERT, JAMES, 1646, 284. Add Chaplain to Sir William
Strickland, of Boynton, Yorks., and tutor to his son. Then
at Hull. Chaplain and tutor at Sir William Middleton's, at
Belsay, Northumberland; guardian to his son (Wallis,
Northumberland, 11. 899.)
CALVERT, THOMAS, 1586, 285. Add Will proved (Archd.
Richmond) 1638: the P.C.C. must be a second proving or
refer to another man. (E. Axon.)
CALVERT, THOMAS, 1734, 285. Add Ord. priest {Litt. dim.
from York) .Sept. 1742.
CALVERT, WILLIAM, 1631, 285. Add Sequestered from
Cockerham before June, 1650.
CAMM, JOHN, 285. Add Minister of Newport, Va., 1745.
For 28 years Professor (i749-77) and President (1771-7)
of William and Mary College, Virginia. Member of the
Colonial Council of State. Commissary to the Bishop of
London. Removed as a loyalist, 1777- (W. G. Stanard.)
CAMBORNE, ROBERT, 285. Add Ord. priest (St David's)
Feb. 26, 1630-1. Married Susan, dau. of Stephen Griggs,
R. of Whitton, Suffolk, Feb. 20, 1639. (V. B. Redstone.)
CAMMELL, THOMAS, 1644-5, 286. Add Ord. priest (Chichester)
Nov. 4, 1661.
Add CAMPBELL, ALEXANDER, 286. c. 1560. (Cal. State
Papers, Foreign, 1559, 1560, p. 478, No. 903 (2), (3); J. B.
Whitmore.)
Carr, Thomas
CAMPION, GEORGE, 286. Add R. of Dembleby, Lines., 1662;
'M.A.'
CAMPLESHON, WILLIAM, 287. Add William Camplesham
was V. of Camaby, Yorks.; resigned, Apr. 1637. (M. H.
Peacock.)
CAMPLIN, JOHN, 287. Add Martin exhibitioner from Ipswich.
R. of Clopton, Suflolk, 1686-1723. (V. B. Redstone.)
CANDLER, JOHN, 1649, 287. Add S. of Mathias, R. of Codin-
ham, Suffolk, and Anne Devereux. B. 1633. Perhaps R. of
Danbury, Essex, 1654. R. of Little Bromley, Essex, 1656.
Wife Mary. (V. B. Redstone.)
CANDLER, JOHN, 1687, 287. Add Probably s. of John (1649).
B. Feb. 19, 1668. One of this name C. of Freston and Snape,
Died Dec. 1702. (V. B. Redstone.)
CANDLER, alias GILLET, MATHIAS, 287. Add S. of William
Candler, alias Gillett, of Yoxford, Suffolk. Married at
Rattlesden, Suffolk, Anne Devereux, May i8, 1625. Died
Dec. 6, 1663, aged 58. M.I. at Coddenham, Suffolk. (J. B.
Whitmore; V. B. Redstone.)
CANDLER, alias GILLET, NICHOLAS, 287. Add Ord. priest
(Chichester) Sept. 13, 1660.
CANHAM, SPARKE, 288. Add Married, at Petersham, Sept. 11,
1764, widower, Mary Parry, of the same, spinster.
CANON, PETER, 1672, 288. Add Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 19;
priest, Sept. 21, 1680.
CANTELUPE, NICHOLAS, 289. Add A relarive of Thomas, of
Hereford. Delete Probably. (Bale, Harl. MS., 3838.)
CAPELL, EDWARD, 1730, 289. Add Bapt. at Stanton, July 11,
1713. Read Buried there Mar. 5, 1781-2. (T. T. Methold.)
CAPELL, GAMALIEL, 1616, 290. Add Ord. priest (Lincoln)
Feb. 26, 1631-2. R. of Icklingham, 1631. V. of Stanton
St Mary, 1643.
CAPELL, GAMALIEL, 1702-3, 290. Add One of these names
chaplain to Colonel Maurice Nassau's Regiment of Foot,
1716.
CAPELL, ROBERT, 290. Add B. Sept. 20, i7i5-
CAPEL, ROGER, 290. Add Barrister, 1627.
CAPON, DAVID, 290. Add Lecturer at Leyton, Essex, 173273.
His name occurs in the will of John Strype, rector. Buried
July 6, 1751- (J. Ch. Smith.)
CAPON, JOHN, 1719, 290. Add School, St Paul's.
CAPON, WILLIAM, 290. Read R. of Duxford St Peter, 1533.
CARDALE, GEORGE, 290. Add Married Elizabeth Morris in
1749- (J- A. Venn.)
CARDELL, HENRY, 291. Read Adm. at Clare, 1693, as IDLE,
alias CARDELL.
CARY, JOHN, 1635, 292. Add Probably ord. priest (Norwich)
Sept. 21, 1662. R. of Theberton, 1651.
CARY, MORDECAI, 292. Add Ord. priest (Winchester) May 27,
1716. (R. M. Glencross.)
CARY, WILSON, 292. Add of 'Ocleys,' Va. County Lieutenant
of Elizabeth City, 1751.
Add CARLETON, JOHN DE, 293. M.A. Priest of Norwich
diocese. Petitions the Pope, 1363, for a benefice. V. of
Barrington, Cambs.
CARLILE, RALPH, 293. Add R. of Cotton, Suffolk, 1624-40.
Will (Norwich C.C.) 1640. (V. B. Redstone.)
CARMELITES, Provincial of, 294. He was JOHN VYNDE.
CARMICHAEL, WILLIAM, 294. Add Chaplain in the Navy,
1736.
CARPENTER, EDWARD, 294. Add Barrister, 1627.
CARPENTER, JONATHAN, 294. Add Married Sarah Lamplugh,
of St Clement Danes, at St Dionis Backchurch, London,
Oct. 9, 1727. (H. B. Swanzv.)
CARR, CARLETON, 295. ^diBapt. at Washington, July 17,
1682. (H. M. Wood.)
CARRE, GAMALIEL, 1604, 295. Read R. of Twinstead, 1617-
43. Add R. of Lamboume, 1643-9.
CARRE, GAMALIEL, 1632, 295. Add Probably s. of above.
R. of Markshall, 1642-7; of Lamboume, 1649-60.
CARR, HENRY, 1635, 295. Add Buried at All Saints', New-
castle, Apr. 1, 1643. (H. M. Wood.)
CARR, JOHN, 1660-1,295. Z)«ieie Another succeeded. Probably
one man.
CARR, JOHN, 1726-7, 295. Add Probably chaplain in the Navy,
1738-9-
CARR, JOHN, 1745, 295. Add C. of Giggleswick, 1749. C. of
Newark, 1752.
CARR, JOSEPH, 1710, 295. Add V. of ByweVL St Andrew's,
1718-29. Married, at Gateshead, July 8, 1718, Isabel Reed.
(H. M. Wood.)
CARR, NATHANIEL, 295. Add R. of Langenhoe, Essex, 1628.
V. of Boxted, 1655-62.
CARR, RALPH, 1618, 296. Add V. of ChoUerton, 1639-62.
(H. M. Wood.)
CARR, ROBERT, 1643, 296. Add Ord. priest (Ardfert) June 21,
1660.
CARR, THOMAS, St John's, 1607, 297. Add Ord. priest (Nor-
wich) June 1, 1614. Delete Perhaps.
CARR, THOMAS, Christ's, 1646, 297. Add Perhaps V. of Gt.
Ousebum, Yorks.; 'B.A.' Appointed during the Common-
wealth. There in 1691.
510
Carr, William
CARR, WILLIAM, Queens', 1620-1, 297. See WILLIAM KERR.
CARRE, WILLIAM, St John's, 1691, 297. Add Ord. deacon
(York) Mav. 1695; priest, 1696.
CARR, WILLIAM, 1713, 297. Read P.C. of Holbeck, i72i-54-
CARRINGTON, JAMES, 1735, 298. Add Exhibitioner from
St Paul's.
CARRINGTON, TIMOTHY, 298. Add R. of Newton Wold,
Lines., 1663. V. of Dalby, 1663.
CART, JOSEPH, 298. Add V. of Leigh and chaplain to Lord
Leicester, at Penshurst. Married, in 1661, Lady Anne
Sidney, 3rd dau. of Robert, 2nd Earl of Leicester. (H. B.
Swanzv.)
CART, WILLIAM, 1606-7, 298. /4(W V. of Worksop, 1615.
CARTER, BEZALEEL, 1632, 298. Add B. at Woolverston,
Suffolk. V. of Woolverston, 1645. V. of Manningtree,
Esse.x, 1657-9. Author. Buried at Woolverston, Feb. 2,
1659. (Suffolk Tracts, 57; V. B. Redstone.)
CARTER, GEORGE, 1733, 299. Add Robert Carter, of Lan-
caster Co., Virginia (sometime governor of Va.) by will,
1730, directed that George should be sent to William and
Mary College, and to Cambridge. George died in England,
1741. (W. G. Stanard.)
CARTER, GRENOUGH, 299. Add Ord. priest (Ely) Sept. 25,
1636.
CARTER, HENRY, 1662, 299. Add Bapt. at Tunstall, Nov. 13,
1642.
CARTER, JOHN, 1623, 300. Add Minister of Highgate, Middle-
sex, when appointed Archdeacon of Chester. Archdeacon,
till Nov. 1666. (E. Axon.)
CARTER, JOHN, 1636, 300. Add Bapt. at Gainford, Feb. 11,
1639-40. (H. B. Swanzy.)
CARTER, JOHN, 1682, 300. Add Ord. priest (Lincoln) May 30,
1686. C. at Wath, in 1691.
CARTER, JOHN, 1695, 300. Add Of Parham, Dec. 3, 1708.
(V. B. Redstone.)
CARTER, LAWRENCE, 300. Add Barrister, 1751-
CARTER, NICHOLAS, 1707, 300. Add Chaplain in the Navy,
1725.
CARTER, PETER, 300. Add Appointed minister of Bolton,
1572, but declined. Minister of Wigan, i579-
CARTER, PHILIP, 1713, 300. Add Married Bessy, natural dau.
of Richard, 4th Earl Rivers, and widow of Frederick,
3rd Earl of Rochford. (Survey of London, v. pt 2, 70.)
CARTER, RICHARD, Trinity, 1695, 301. Add Attorney-General
of Barbadoes, in 1715. Died soon after.
CARTER, SIMON, 301. Add Bapt. at Gainford, Sept. 30, 1638.
(H. B. Swanzy.) .
CARTER, THOMAS, 1639, 301. Add Ord. priest (Kilmore)
Apr. 27, 1651.
CARTER, THOMAS, 1690, 301. Add Fellow of Eton, 1716.
CARTER, THOMAS, 1709, 301. Add Married, at Burlington
St Peter, Norfolk, July 2, 1730, Elizabeth Clarke, of
Blundeston, Suffolk. (H. M. Wood.)
CARTER, WILLIAM, 1715, 302. Add Ord. deacon (York)
June 9, 1723.
CARTWRIGHT, CHRISTOPHER, 302. Read Will dated Mar. i,
1657; proved (P.C.C.) May 27, 1658; bequeaths his Oriental
books to Peterhouse Library. (E. Axon.)
CARTWRIGHT, EDMUND, 1588-9, 302. Add Marned Sarah
Moore, at Norton, Suffolk, Jan. 16, 1603-4. Buried at
Norton, Nov. 10, 1645. (V. B. Redstone.)
CARTWRIGHT, GEORGE, 1672, 302. Add Barrister, 1683.
CARTWRIGHT, HUGH, 1676, 302. Add Ord. deacon (York)
June, 1682; priest, June, 1683.
CARTWRIGHT, JOHN, 1644-5. 303- -R*"^ R- of West Kirby-
in-Wirral, till 1660. Minister of Overchurch, m 1661.
Buried Feb. 17, 1687-8.
CARTWRIGHT, WILLIAM, 1633, 303- ■^'^ Barrister, 1642.
CARTWRIGHT, WILLIAM, i68i, 303. Add B. and bapt. at
Barkine;, Aug. 9, 1665. (E. Axon.)
CARTWRIGHT, WILLIAM, 1691, 303. Add Barrister, 1700.
CARVILL, HENRY, 304. Add Ord. deacon (York) June,
CARYAN TIMOTHY, 304. Add One of this name clerk of
Bungay. Will (Norwich C.C.).i627. (V. B. Redstone.)
CARYNG, JOHN, 304. See Garyng. ., , , , ,,,
CASE GEORGE, 304. Add Marned Winifred, dau. of Wm.
Webb, of Detling, Kent. (See Webb's \vill, 1590, at Canter-
CASE, THOMAS, Incorp. M.A. 1680, 304. Add Perhaps chaplain
in the Navy, 1697.
CASE, WILLIAM, 304. Delete Canon. . „ jc ,j
CASSON, CASON or CAWSTON, JOHN, 305. Add R.ol Bedfield,
1633. Wife Mary. (V. B. Redstone.)
CASTELL, EDMUND, 305. Add R. of Higham Gobion, 1662.
CASTEL or CHASTELL, JOHN, 305. For 1383 <'m<^ U^S-
(H. G. Harrison.)
CASTELL, JOHN, 1649, 305. Add Appointed minister to the
frigate Newcastle. (Cromwell's Letters; R. South.)
CASTELL, ROBERT, 1621, 305. Add Barrister, 1632.
CASTLETON, SAMUEL, 306. Add Probably V. of East TUbury,
1653-
Chandler, Francis
CATCHER, EDWARD, 306. Add 2nd s. of John, Sheriff of
London, 1587. (J. B. Whitmore.)
CATCHER, RICHARD, 307. Add Buried at St Bartholomew-
the-Less, London, June 2, 1651.
CATCHPOLE, EZEKIEL, 307. Add Ord. priest (Lincoln) May
27, 1632.
CATER or CATOR, ANDREW, 307. Add Probably V. of Steven-
ton, Beds., 1663.
CATHERALL, RALPH, 307. Read Probably C. (not R.) of
Tilston. Add C. of Cholmondeley, 1627-9; of Pulford, in
1630.
CATHERAL, SAMUEL, 307. Add R. of Swettcnham, i642-«.
R. of Tilston, 1677-84.
CATLIN, JEREMIAH, 1608, 308. Add S. of Robert, an ancient
minister, aged 80, who was buried at Barbam, Suffolk,
Aug. 22, 1637. Jeremiah was of St Peter's, Ipswich, in 1618.
(V. B. Redstone.)
CATLYN, JOHN, 1665-6, 308. Add Perhaps the John Cateline,
clerk, who was buried at Frodsham, Cheshire, Nov. 29, 1677;
'qui obiit diversorio.'
CATLIN, NATHANIEL, 308. Add Barrister, 1613.
CATLYN, ROBERT, 1562, 308. Add Buried at Barham, Suflolk,
aged 80, Aug. 22, 1637. Father of Jeremiah (1608). (V. B.
Redstone.)
CATLIN, ZACHARY, 309. Add At Thurston, in 1662.
CAUSTON, JOHN, 309. Add School, North Walsham. R. of
Clopton, 1598-1627. Will (Norwich C.C). (V.B.Redstone.)
CAUSTON, MICHAEL DE, 309. Add Perhaps R. of Grundis-
burgh, Suffolk. Petitions the Pope, 1363, 'for another
living.'
CAVELL, RICHARD, 310. Add S. of WiUiam (1674). Died
Nov. 14, 1726, aged 41. M.I. (V. B. Redstone.)
CAVELL, WILLIAM, 1674, 310. Add His wife Mary died
Sept. 2Q, 1688. R. of Hemley, 1732. (V. B. Redstone.)
CAWDRAY, RICHARD, 311. S« CLOSE, NICHOLAS, 358.
CAWTHORNE, WILLIAM, 1712, 312. Add R. of Partney.
Lines., 1727. R. of Willoughby. Buried there 1753- (W. J.
Kaye.)
CHADSLEY, ROBERT, 314. Add R. of Faulkboume, 1643-5.
R. of Little Yeldham, 1648-62 (ejected).
CHADWICKE, DANIEL, 1641,314. ^dd Ejected from Tollerton,
Notts., but conformed in 1666. (A. G. Matthews.)
CHADWICKE, DANIEL, 1678, 314. Read Died Feb. 28, 1697,
aged 39. M.I. All Saints', Tottenham, descril>es him as
2nd s. of Samuel and Elizabeth, of good estate in County of
Nottingham. This was erected by his widow Martha, dau.
of Isaac King, of Hertford, gent. (H. B. Swanzy.)
CHADWICKE, JOHN, 1585, 314. Add ? s. of Robert.
CHADWICK, THEOPHILUS, 314. Read Bapt. at Rochdale,
Mar. 24, 1593-4, as s. of Robert. (E. Axon.)
CHADWICK, THOMAS, 1701, 314. Add Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
Feb. 29, 1707-8. C. of Ashton Roade, Northants.
CHADWICK, WILLIAM, 1693, 314. Add Bapt. at Middleton,
Mar. 7, 1661-2.
CHAFEY, JOHN, 315. Add Chaplain in the Navy, 1744.
CHALLIS, JAMES, 1698-9, 315. Add His wife Mary died 1749.
aged 63. M.I. (V. B. Redstone.)
CHALONER, WILLIAM, 1705, 316. Add Ord. deacon (York)
Sept. 1711; priest, 1715. Probably chaplain in the Navy,
1733.
CHAMBER, CHARLES, 316. Add Bapt. at All Saints', New-
castle, Apr. 25, 1621. (H. .M. Wood.)
CHAMBER or CHAMER, OTWELL, 316. Add Appointed
chantry priest at 'Hanstries Chantry,' Stow-cum-Quy, Cam bs.
CHAMBERLAYNE, EDWARD, LL.D. 1670. 316. Add Married
Susannah, dau. of Edmund Clifford, of Wickon, Northants.,
c. 1670. (Miscel.Geneal., 5lh S., v. 315.)
CHAMBERLAIN, JOHN, 1669, 317. Add Ord. priest (York)
May 29, 16S1. V. of Tuxford, Notts., 1681.
CHAMBERLINE, RICHARD, 1648, 317. Add Probably Sec-
retary of New H.unpshirc, and Clerk of the Council, 1680.
Recorder of Deeds for that Colony, 1682. Author, Lithch^lU,
or The Stnne-throxvinR Dexil, 1698. (E. .Mf. Jones.)
CHAMBERLAYNE, THOMAS, 1726, 317. ^<W Chaplain in the
Navy, 1742. _, .
CHAMBERLAIN, . 1459-60, 318. Add Robert Chamber-
lain ('Schambyrley') nominated student at Rome, in 1444,
for three years. . ^ , . ,
CHAMBERS, HUMPHREY, 318. For Strichloy read Stirchley.
He was ejectid from Pewsey in 1662. Improbable that he
was R. of Stirchlov.
CHAMBERS, THOMAS, 160Q, 319. Add Buried at St Barlbolo-
nu'Wthi -Loss, l.omlon, July l6, 1631.
CHAMBERS, WILLIAM, 1652, 319. Add Perhaps R. of Han-
ninKton, North.inls., 1(158.
CHAMBERS. WILLIAM, 1716, 3>9. ^'i^ Marrii-d, at C.rcaslev.
Notts Inly 21), i7U. Kliialx-th RoUcston. (H. M. Wood.)
CHAMPANTorCIAMPANTI, JOHN. 319. Add Barrister, 1702.
CHANDLER, FRANCIS. 3:0. Add Soqu.-stcn-d to WiKHiham
IVrrois. i:ssox, c. i(.46, and perhaps to Kolvctlon Eastcrford,
1654-7. Bdricd at Bishop's Stortford, June 18, 1*67.
(H. Smith.)
5"
Channing, Abraham
CHANNING, ABRAHAM, 320. Add Ord. deacon (Gloucester)
Mar. 6, 1736-7; priest (Bristol) Feb. 26, 1737-8. Chaplain
to Eari of Shaftesbury. , , , ^ , ,
CHANTRELL or CHAUNTRELL, OWEN, 320. Add School,
Westminster. ^ .„ , ^t r> i
CHANTRELL, WILLIAM, 320. Add The will of the R. of
Walkington was dated Sept. 26, 1643. (M. H. Peacock.)
CHANTRY, RICHARD, 320. Add Ord. Mar. 21, 1654-5, by
Wirksworth Presbytery. Ejected, 1662. _
CHAPLIN, ABRAHAM, 1625,320. ^id ?Ord.pnest (St David s)
May I 1633.
CHAPLIN, ABRAHAM, 1664, 320. Add Married, at Syleham,
Martha Buckman, Mar. 29, 1676. R. of Mickfield, 1674-
1715. Died Oct. 18, 1715, aged 71- M.I. (V. B. Redstone.)
CHAPLIN, EDMUND, 321. /4d(i Wife Anne. Of St Giles-without-
Cripplegate, gent, 1618. Will (P.C.C.) 1641. (Water's
Gleanings, loio; V. B. Redstone.)
CHAPLIN, ISAAC, 321. Add V. of Stanway, Essex, 1653.
CHAPMAN, CHARLES, 321. ^i/(i Chaplain in the Navy, 1694-5.
CHAPMAN, ISAAC, 321. Add Occurs as preb. of Wolverhamp-
ton Collegiate Church, in 1774, 'of Windsor Castle.' (J. P.
CHAPMA^N, RICHARD, 1622, 322. Add WiU (P.C.C.) 1653; as
of Thornton-le-Moors.
CHAPMAN, SETH, 323. Add R. of Norton, Suffolk, 1661.
CHAPMAN, THOMAS, 1726, 323. Add Usher at Leeds Free
School, 1732. Ord. priest (York) Sept. 25, 1743- P-C- 01
Farnley, 1743. Read R. of Farnley, Yorks., 1743-9-
CHAPMAN, THOMAS, 1734, 323- Add Married, Apr. 6, i749.
at the Rolls Chapel, London, Elizabeth Barnewell, of St
Catherine Coleman, London. (H. G. Harrison.)
CHAPELL, EDWARD, 324. Add Ord. deacon (York) Sept.
1718; priest, Sept. 1720. Read R. of St Peter, Nottingham,
1725.
CHAPPELL, GEORGE, 324. Add Ord. priest (York) Sept. 1715.
R. of Elston, 1732- , , „, ,^ ,,
CHAPPELL, GRAHAM, 324. Add Ord. deacon (York) Mar. 6,
1757. C. of Orston, Notts. ^ t^ „
CHAPPELL, JOHN, 1605,324. /Idrf Exhibitioner from St Paul s.
CHAPPELL, JOHN, 1655, 324. Add Ord. priest (Bishop Morley)
Jan. 23, 1662-3. R. of Inworth.
CHAPPELL, SAMUEL, 324. Add Entered a servitor at Luicoln
College, Oxford, July 19, 1659. Well-known mendicant in
Oxford! Became crazed and nicknamed 'Grater' from
carrying a grater to grate his bread. Died c. 1714. (Reliq.
Hearne,iu.i6q;U.B.Svfanzy.)
CHAPPELL, STEPHEN, 324. Add Ord. pnest (GaUoway)
Apr. 29, 1662. . ,,, , , ^ .
CHARLESWORTH, JOHN, 324. Add Ord. pnest (York) Sept.
CHARLTON, FRANCIS, 325. Add Ord. priest (York) Feb.
1717-8. R. of Gamston, Notts., 1718.
CHARLTON, GILBERT, 325. Add Ord. priest (York) Sept. 15,
CHARLTON, ROBERT, 325. Add V. of Ovingham, 1590-1603;
of Stamfordham, 1600. (H.M.Wood.)
CHARNOCK, STEPHEN, 326. Add Minister of St Werburgh s,
Dublin, 1656-60. (H. B. Swanzy.)
CHASE, GAMALIEL, 326. Add 2nd s. of John, of Membury,
Devon, gent. (R. M. Glencross.)
CHASE, THOMAS, 1628, 326. Add Buried at Stone, Kent.
Will proved May, 1658. (R. M. Glencross.)
CHACE, WILLIAM, 326. Add Eldest s. of John Chase, of
Hundrich in Gt Chesham, Bucks., Esq., by his ist wife
Joan. Bapt. at Gt Chesham, Mar. 25, 1565. (R. M. Glencross.)
CHATERYS, JOHN, 326. Add M.A. Of Ely diocese. V. of
Burton, Cheshire. Petitions the Pope, 1363, for canonry
at Lincoln. Also for one at Southwell. Three years' scholar
of Civil Law. Received the temporalities of the Priory of
Barnwell, Dec. 3, 1428. (F. Ranner.)
CHAWNER, ROBERT, 1642, 327. Add Ord. pnest (Norwich)
Dec. 17, 1652. „ ^ ,j, T^ ,
CHAYTER, HUGH, 327. Add Bapt. at St Oswald s, Durham,
Jan. 4, 1542-3. (H. M. Wood.)
CHAYTOR, WILLIAM, 1658, 327. Add Mamed Peregrma,
dau. of Sir Joseph Cradock, of Richmond. (H. M. Wood.)
CHEALES, WILLIAM, 327. Add Married, at Hawton, Notts.,
May 28, 1745, Ann Noble, of Newark. (H. M. Wood.)
CHEKE, HENRY, 1564-5, 327. Add Buried June 23, 1586.
CHEETAM, EDMUND, 328. Add Probably master of the
Grammar School, Manchester. If so, s. of Henry, of Crump-
saU, Manchester, and brother of Humphrey, founder of the
Hospital. Buried at Manchester (as M.A.) Jan. 21, 1602-3.
Wm dated Dec. 28, 1602. (E. Axon.)
CHEETHAM, EDMUND, 328. Add Mr Cheetham, a Norfolk
minister, M.A., preached at Oldham, 1665. {Palatine Note
Book, IV. 55.)
CHERITON, CHARLES, 329. Add Lecturer at St John Evange-
list, Westminster, 1746.
CHESELDEN, EDWARD, 1740, 329. Add Married, at Charlton
Mackrell, Somerset, Apr. 13, 1748, Mrs Jane Dodd. (H. M.
Wood.)
Clarke, Ezekiel
CHESHIRE, ROBERT, 329. Add Ord. deacon (Chester) Aug. i,
1675; priest, May 21, 1676.
CHETWYND, BRIAN, 331. Add R. of Aldford, Nov. 23, i675-
Died Feb. 1675-6.
CHEVALIER, JOHN, 1747, 33 1- Add Ord. priest (by Bishop of
Chester, at Cambridge) Feb. 10, 1754.
CHEVALLIER, TEMPLE, 331. Add Ord. deacon (by Bishop
of Chester, at Cambridge) Mar. 10, 1754-
CHEWNEY, NICHOLAS, 331. Add R. of Stow Maries, Essex,
1648.
CHICKEN, EDWARD, 332. For Perhaps brother of the next
read Nephew of the next. (H. M. Wood.)
CHILCOT, JOHN, 332. Add Buried at Colebrooke, Oct. 22, 1723.
(H. B. Swanzy.)
CHILCOTT, ROBERT, 332. Add Inc. of Geddington, Northants.,
June 13, 1654.
CHILDE, JOHN, 1637, 332. Add V. of Warkworth, 1680-1.
(H. M. Wood.)
CHILD, RICHARD, 1633-4, 333. Add Married Margaret, dau.
of Daniel Meadows, of Chattisham, Suffolk. Died c. 1660-2.
His son Richard's education was superintended by John
Meadows, of Ousden. (J. B. Peace.)
CHILD, RICHARD, 1664, 333. Add Married Elizabeth Hard-
wicke, widow, Apr. 22, 1684.
CHILD, RICHARD, 1703, 333- Add Bapt. June 12, 1685. (V. B.
Redstone.)
CHILTON, EDWARD, 333. /li^iProbably Clerk of the .Assembly
of Virginia, 1683. Attorney-General, 1690. Attorney-General
of Maryland, 1692. Adm. at the Middle Temple, 1694.
Advocate of the Vice-Admiralty Court of North Carolina.
Attorney-General of Barbadoes, 1700. Suspended, 1705.
Author, Present State of Virginia. (E. Alf. Jones.)
CHILTON, NATHANIEL, 333. Add Marriage licence dated Apr.
1689 with Margaret Shaw. (H. M. Wood.)
CHISENHALE, DANIEL, 334. Add Bapt. at Bolton-le-Moors,
Mar. 29, 1657.
CHISENHALL, JOHN, 334. Add C. of Barking, 1684; dismissed
for refusing to read the Declaration, 1688. Restored,
Feb. 1688-9. Vicar, 1696-7.
CHOATE. JOHN, 334. Add Ord. priest (Lincoln). Of Ousden,
Suffolk, in 1645. Read V. of Gt Finborough, 1646. Add V.
of Gt Finborough, 1671-6 (second appointment), having
resigned in 1671. In Acta Book, 1663, mentioned as vicar
and signs as such in 1650. Wife Priscilla. ? Ancestor of
American Ambassador. (V. B. Redstone.)
CHOICE, SAMPSON, 334. Add C. of Langham, Rutland, 1683-
99-. C. of Egleton, 1692-9-. ? Usher of Oakham, 1660.
CHOLMELY, SAMUEL, 1647, 335- Add Exhibitioner from
St Paul's.
CHORLEY, JOSIAH, 335. Add Probably his M.A. was a Scotch
degree. . .
CHRISTIAN, LAURENCE, 336. Add Laurence Chnstiaci or
Christian!, of Flanders. Prior at Bruges, 1492-9- Re'-eived
letters testimonial of his degree, 1493. B.D. at Bologna,
1493. Died June or July, 1499. being then Prior. (B.
Zimmerman.)
CHURCH, JOSEPH, 1645, 336. Add Minister of Tower Chapel
and the Liberty of London, 1650. Signs brief there. (V. B.
Redstone.)
CHURCH, NATHANIEL, 337. Add Chaplain in the Navy, 1656-
7.
CLAPHAM, FRANCIS, 1622, 339. Add Usher at Oakham School,
Apr. 13, 1630. C. of Egleton, 1635. (W. L. Sargant.)
CLAPPAM, LUKE, 339. Add B. at Forbie, Bedale, Yorks.,
gent. Wishes to be buried in Christ Church, Newgate, near
bis son John who was one of the six clerks in Chancery and
died Dec. 6, 1618.
CLAPHAM, THOMAS, 1675-6, 339. Add Ord. pnest (York)
Feb. 1680-1.
CLAPHAM, THOMAS, 1679-80, 339- Add This, or the former,
R. of Burnsall, Yorks., 1707-8. Master of the Grammar
School, 1694-8.
CLAPHAM, THOMAS, 1689, 339. Add Head Master of Burnsall
School, Yorks., 1694-8, and R. of Burnsall, 1707-8. (M. H.
CLAPHAM, WILLIAM, 1573, 339- Add WUl dated July 1, 1603.
Left benefactions to Giggleswick School. (R. J. Beevor.)
CLARE, AMBROSE, 339. Read Beaminster, Dorset.
CLARE, ANDREW, 339. Add Chaplain to Charles I. R. of
Walton-on-the-Hill, Lanes., 1639-45, sequestered. (E. Axon.)
CLARE, FRANCIS, 339. Add Adm. pens, at St Cathanne's,
July II, 1709.
CLARKE, ALEXANDER, 1628, 340. Add There must have
been two men. The R. of Eccleston, 1624-36, exchanged
for Brindle, in 1636. Buried there Mar. 27, 1637- (E. Axon.)
CLARKE, CHARLES, 1695, 340. Add Ord. deacon (York) June,
1699.
CLARKE, CHARLES, 1719, 340. Read Bamster, 1724.
CLARK, DANIEL, 340. Add One of the 15 mmisters who sat
in judgment on Shoriand Adams (1620). (W. J. Kaye.)
CLARKE or CHARKE, EZEKIEL, 341. Add Probably two
different men. (H. M. Wood.)
512
Clarke, Francis
CLARKE, FRANCIS, 1665, 341- Add One of this name V. of
East Stokp in 1681, on Aug. 15, aged 33, widower, married
Elizabeth Disney of the same parish. (J. Challenor Smith.)
CLARKE, GEORGE, 1702, 341. Head Ord. deacon (York) Jan.
1705-6; priest, 1707. C.ofHunslet, Leeds, 1706, to his death,
Feb. 171(0-7. (R. J. Wood.)
CLARKE, GREGORY, 341. Add School, St Paul's.
CLARKE, HENRY, 1648, 341. Add Barrister, 1657.
CLARK, HUGH, 342. Read V. of Wolston, Warws.
CLARKE, JOHN, 1647, 343. Read Alcester, Warws.
CLARKE, JOHN, Apr. 26, 1655, 343. Add ? Of Christ Church,
0.\ford. Buried at St Clement's, Ipswich, May 26, 1665.
(V. B. Redstone.)
CLARKE, JOHN, 1703, 343. Add Ord. deacon (York) June,
1707; priest, 1710.
CLERKE, JOSEPH, 1634, 344. /liW Barrister, 1642. PBenchcr,
1670.
CLARKE, JOSEPH, 1646, 344. Add One of these names ord.
priest (Ardfert) Feb. 11, 1657-8. V. of Brooke, Norfolk, in
1662.
CLARKE, JOSIAS, 1644-5, 344- Add Ord. presbyter (7th
Classis, London), c. 1647. R. of Bebington, Cheshire, 1647,
but did not get possession. Minister of Tattenhall, Cheshire,
1648-58. Buried there Dec. 1658. Will (P.C.C.) 1658. Delete
V. of Bro.xboume. (E. Axon.)
CLARKE, SAMUEL, 1617, 346. Read R. of Alcester, Warws.
Add V. of Thornton-le-Moors, Cheshire. {See Palatine Note
Book.)
CLARK, SAMUEL, 1657, 346. Add S. of Christopher, of Middle-
sex. (J. B. Whitmore.)
CLARKE, THOMAS, 1619, 347. Add Thos. Clarke, B.A., ord.
priest (Peterb.) 1627, was C. of Ashley, Northants., 1633.
CLARKE, THOMAS, 1623, 347. Add Thos. Clark, B.A., ord.
priest, Sept. 21, 1628, was R. of Little Wenham, Suffolk,
1660; there in 1662.
CLARKE, THOMAS, 1693, 347. Add Ord. deacon (York) May,
1700; priest. May, 1704. Master at Wakefield, 1702. R. of
CLERKE, THOMAS, 1714, 347. Add Eldest s. of John, of
Willoughbv, Warws. (L. E. Smith.)
CLARKE, THOMAS, 1747, 347. Add Married, at Kinoulton,
Notts., Oct. 7, 1758, Mrs Jane CoUishaw, of Hickling.
(H. M. Wood.)
CLERK or CLARKE, WILLIAM, 1575, 348. Add Exhibitioner
from St Paul's.
CLERKE, WILLIAM, 1690, 348. Add C. of Glaston, Rutland,
1699.
CLARKE, WILLIAM, 349. Add Ord. deacon (York) June 9,
1748.
CLARKSON, DAVID, 349. Add Bapt. at Bradford, Mar. 3,
1621-2. Read Died June 14, 1686. (Calamy, 814.)
CLARKSON, ELISHA, 349. Add C. of Padiham, 1668-76. C. of
Allham, c. 1671. Admon. (Chester) 1676.
CLAVERING, JAMES, 1692, 349. Read Bapt. at All Saints',
Newcastle, Sept. 7, 1676. Read (a^e if,). (H.M.Wood.)
CLAVERING, ROBERT, Incorp. M.A. 1698, 349-. Add One
Dr Robert Claveriiig was chaplain, 2nd Troop Life Guards,
Dec. 8, 1720.
CLAXTON, HAMMOND, 350. Add One of this name, gent., of
Ipswich. Will (Norwich C.C.) 1616. (V. B. Redstone.)
CLAY, BENJAMIN, 1676, 350. Add Ord. deacon (York) Mar.
1679-80; priest, Feb. 1680-1. V. of Hawksworth, Notts.,
1681.
CLAY, BENJAMIN, 1703, 350. Add Ord. deacon (York) June,
1709; priest, 1711. V. of Egmanton.
CLAY, ROBERT, 1576-7, 350. Add Resigned from Spreyton,
1595. (See Notes and Gleanings, 11. 14; W. Jones.)
CLAY, ROBERT JAMES, 350. Add Ord. priest (York) Sept. 19,
1756. C. of Rolleston, Notts.
CLAY, WILLIAM, 1675-6, 350. Add Ord. deacon (York) Mar.
1682-3. , ^
CLAYBROOK or CLAYBURGH, WILLIAM, 1526-7, 350. R. of
CockfiolJ, I ■540-8. (H. M. Wood.)
CLAYTON, JAMES, 351. Add R. of Huggate, Yorks., 1683-91.
Married, at St Peter's, Nottingham, Apr. 28, 1674, Kath.
Janes, of Ep<-rston. (H. M. Wood.)
CLAYTON, JEREMY, 351. Add One of these names mstituted
R. of Heysham, Lanes., 1638, but presentation disputed.
CLAYTON, JOHN, 1672, 351. Add Ord. deacon (York) July,
1677; priest, Sept. 1677.
CLAYTON or CLEATON, MATTHEW, 35i- Add WiU (Chester)
1648; of Kcckston, clerk.
CLAYTON, NATHANIEL, 351. Read Ord. deacon (Lmcoln)
Sept. 19, I73I' „ ^ c • ,
CLAYTON or CLEATON, RICHARD, 1613, 352- l^ead Scigh-
ford /or Sleighford.
CLAYTON, RICHARD, 1617, 352. Add Al. Oxon. claims Gt
Wilbrahani for another.
CLAYTON, THOMAS, 1635, 352. Add Ord. presbyter, Apr. 15,
1647. Minister of Didsbury, 1647-52. Minister of Chapcl-
en-le-Frith, 1654. R. of Bollon-by-Bolland, Yorks., 1661.
Buried there 1665. (E. Axon.)
Cobb, William
CLAYTON, THOMAS, 1720, 352. Add Praclistd as a physician
in Virginia. Died Oct. 17, 1739. M.l. at Wanier Hall.
Glour.stir Co., Va. (W. G. SUnard.)
CLAYTON, WILLIAM, 1679, 352. Add Barrister, 1686.
CLEBURNE, RICHARD, 1592. 353- Add R. of Yeldcn, North-
ants. K. of Wonnley, Herts. Canon of Windsor.
CLELAND, JOHN, 1614, 353. Add S. of Richard, R. of East
Portlcmouth, Devon. Probably a poor scliolar of Bennett
College, Cambridge. R. of East Portlemouth, in 1629-30.
(E. Axon.)
CLELAND, SAMUEL, 353. Add Perhaps half-brother of John
(1614). (E. Axon.)
CLEMENT, BENJAMIN, 353. Add Probably Naval chapUin,
1711.
CLEMSON or CLIMSON, WILLIAM, 353. Add Will (Norwich
C.C.) 1636. (V, H. Redstone.)
CLENDON, THOMAS, 1713, 354. Add His widow Mary was
adm. to Bromley College, May 22, 1777. (H. B. Swanry.)
CLENNEL, PERCIVAL, 354. Read It was his uncle who died
at Conihill, near Berwick, June 23, 1743. (H. M. Wood.)
Add CLETHEROWE, WILLIAM, 354. S. of Walter. School,
Beverley. In the minutes of the School he is said to be
'of Cambridge in 1613.' (R. J. Beevor.)
CLEVELAND, WILLIAM, 1708, 355. Add Or CLEIVLAND.
B. Jan. 2, 1689. (L. E. Smith.)
CLEWORTH, THOMAS, 1696, 355. Add Ord. deacon (York)
lulv, 1701; priest, 1701-2.
CLIFFE, JOHN, 1647, 355. Add Ord. priest (Sarum) July 28,
i6'i8. R. of St Benet, Gt Church Street, London.
CLIFFE, ROBERT, 355. Add Distinct from the next. Held the
Chantry of St Mary in St John's Church, Chester. Died
1 5 16. Read Warden of Manchester Collegiate Church,
1506-16. (Lanes, and Cheshire Ant. Soc., xxxviii.)
CLIFF, ROBERT, 355. Add Probably a nephew of the preceding.
Add CLINCH, , 356. Adm. pens, at St Citharine's, 1660.
CLIPSTONE, JOHN, 357. Add Licensed by Bishop of Ely,
Dec. 7, 1349, to hear confessions and to preach.
CLIPWELL, ROBERT, 357. Add V. of St Peter's, Norwich.
Married, at Acle, Norfolk, Ann Anderson, of Gt Yarmouth,
Jan. 29, 1733-4. (Acle Register.)
CLIVE, ROBERT, 1629-30, 357. Add Barrister, 1640.
CLOPTON, THOMAS, 1665, 357. Add Ord. deacon and priest
(Bangor) Mar. 26, 1673. Will (Chester) 1716, as of ChrisUc-
ton.
CLOPTON, WALTER, 1636, 357. Add Bapt. Sept. 21, 1619.
Ord. priest (Norwich) June 10, 1650. Read R. of Eloyton,
1653-
CLOPTON, WILLIAM, 1604-5, 357. Read S. of WUUam and
Marjorie, of Groton, Suffolk. Bapt. Apr. 9, 1584- Buried
at Groton, 1640. (Register and Winthrop Letters; V. B.
Redstone.)
CLOPTON, WILLIAM, 1630, 357. Add R. of Gt Horkeslcy,
Essex, 1645-6.
CLOPTON, WILLIAM, 1636, 357. Add Bapt. Sept. 15, 1618.
(V. B. Redstone.)
CLOSE, NICHOLAS, 358. Add Grant for life, in 1446, to King's
Clerk and Chaplain Nicholas Clos, of Wardenship of
King's College of scholars in reversion to Richard Caudray.
(Pat. Rolls.)
CLOSE, ROBERT, 358. Add C. of Houghfon-le-Spring, 1712.
(H. M. Wood.)
CLOOS, STEPHEN, 358. Add In 1445 allowed to retain bb
place in College for life. (Pat. Rolls.)
CLOUGH, JOHN, 1706, 358. Add Eldest s. of Jonathan, of
Bridge Casterton, Rutland. (L. E. Smith; Rugby Register.)
CLOUGH, JONATHAN, 358. Add R. of Pickwxirth. 1689-1728.
CLOWES, JOSEPH, 358. Mumford is wrong. Survived his
father. He was a practising barrister in Manchester, and had
sons at Cambridge. (E. Axon.)
CLUBB, GEORGE, 1691-2, 359. Add Probably s. of James, of
Hoxne, and his wife Susan. (V. B. Redstone.)
CLUBB, JOHN, 1635, 359. Read The R. of Horham was ord.
priest (Bishop Jos. Hall) Mar. 3, 1649-50. The R.of Athling-
ton was there in 1668, and probably 01 Bedingfirld in i<>r4-
CLYATT, JOHN, 359. Add He was still Master at East Bcrgholt
ill i(>b2.
COATES, JAMES, 1694, 359. Add Ord. deacon (York) May,
1700; priest, 1701. I'.C. of Idle, 1702.
COATES, LUKE, 359. Add In Bishop's Vis. of Chester. 1691.
he appears as schoolmaster at Kirkby Ravcnsworth. In
Holy Orders. Probably a Naval chaplain in i(>96.
COATES, RICHARD, 1706, 360. Add Ord. deacon (York) Sept.
COATES or COTES, SAMUEL, 1634. 360. Add Marrie<l. at West
HridKford, Notts., Nov. 6, 1659. Mrs Suana Vinscnt, of
It.imlxir. (H. M. Wood.)
COATES, WILLIAM, 3(>o. Read The R. of South Somcrrotes
was buritil there Oct. Q, itoj. (K W. Gouldinn.)
COBB GEOFFREY, 1650, 3(0. Add Marrici, at Holkham.
Norfolk, Apr. 21. 16J3, ElitalK-th Coke. (H.M.Wood.)
COBB, WILLIAM, 1646, 361. /4A< MaiTicd, Dec. 2, 1651. (H.M.
Wood.)
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CoBBALL, William
COBBALL, WILLIAM, 361. Add C. of Rede, Suffolk, 1661;
signed register as Cobbald. (V. B. Redstone.)
COCKE, GEORGE, 1616, 361. Read Date of ordination Feb. 18,
1626-7. Delete Perhaps and if so.
COCK, JOHN, 1655, 362. Add Bapt. at St Nicholas, Newcastle,
July 24, 1639. (H. M. Wood.)
COCKE, MARTIN, 362. Add B.A. (Dublin) 1610; M.A.; Fellow,
1610. V. and R. of Skreen and Castleconner, 1616-7. {Al.
Dub.; H. B. Swanzy.)
COCK, PATRICK, 1660, 362. Add Probably chaplain in the
Navy, 1688.
COCKE, ROBERT, 1628, 362. Before Minister add Perhaps.
COCK, ROBERT, 1650-1, 362. Add Perhaps ord. priest (Ardfert)
May 5, 1659, and R. of Stamboume, Herts., in 1664.
COCKE, WILLIAM, 362. Add B. at Sudbury, Suffolk. Member
of the Council and Secretary of State for Virginia. Died
Oct. 22, 1720, at Williamsburg, Va. (W. G. Stanard.)
COCKET, , 363. Add A William Cockett was R. of Gt
Livermere, Suffolk. Will proved at Bury, Suffolk, Feb. 7,
1479. (V. B. Redstone.)
COCKING, ROBERT, 363. Add Probably chaplain in the Navy,
1721-42. One of these names chaplain, 6th Regiment of
Foot, in 1715.
COCKMAN, FRANCIS, 363. Add One of these names mmor
canon of St Patrick's, Dublin, 1640; Preb., 1645. Died 1646.
Will dated Feb. 19, 1645; as of St Patrick's, Dublin; proved
(York) Nov. 1647. (Cotton, Fasti, 11; H. B. Swanzy; W. J.
Kaye.)
COCKSEDGE, JOHN, 1626-7, 363. Add Probably ord. priest
(Chichester) Nov. 30, 1660.
COCKSEDGE, JOHN, 1649, 363. Add Ord. priest (Norwich)
Sept. 21, 1662. One of this name parson of Wetherden, in
1653. (V. B. Redstone.)
COCKSEDGE, ROGER, 363. Add M.I. at Little Whelnetham.
His wife buried there, 1790. (V. B. Redstone.)
COE, WILLIAM, 1640-1, 365. Add Ord. priest (Kilmore) Jan.
17, 1649-50. V. of Gt Chesterford, 1645.
COLBECKE. JOHN, 365. Add One of these names R. of Shading-
field, 1614. (V. B. Redstone.)
COLEBURNE, WILLIAM, 1651, 365. Add Ord. presbyter at
Prestwick, Aug. 13, 1657. Conformed. R. of Melcombe
Regis, Dorset, 1663-7. V. of Sudbury, Suffolk, c. 1665.
C. of Newton Chapel, Manchester, 1689-95. C. of Mottram-
in-Longdendale, 1695-7- Buried there June 9, 1697. (For
an account of his disreputable life see Lanes, and Cheshire
Ant. Soc, XXX vni.)
COLE, NATHANIEL, 1575, 367. Add Married, at Wing, Bucks.,
Aug. 25, 1608. (H. M. Wood.)
COLE, ROBERT, 1648-9, 368. Add Of Clifford's Inn, London.
His father was of Coat, Bolton -le-Sands. (E. Axon.)
COALE, THEODORE, 368. Add Ord. priest (Norwich) May 20,
1616.
COLE, WILLIAM, 1637, 368. Add Probably the same as the
next. If not, it was the Preston vicar who was B.D., and
who was V. of Dedham. Perhaps also V. of Kirkby Lonsdale.
COLMAN, EDWARD, 1612, 369. Add Barrister, 1623.
COLEMAN, FRANCIS, 1636, 369. Add Barrister, 1647.
COLEMAN, FREDERICK, 369. Add Barrister, 1698.
COLMAN, HENRY, 1621, 369. Add V. of Dagenham, Essex,
1644. R. of Langenhoe, 1647. R. of Little Lavor, 1654.
COLMAN, JOHN, Clare, Michs. 1570, 370. Add Probably will
(Norwich C.C.) 1612. His dau. Joyous bapt. at Bures, 1586.
(V. B. Redstone.)
COLMAN, JOSEPH, 1738, 370. Add Chaplain in the Navy,
1744-
COLMAN, PHILIPS, 370. Add Barrister, 1733-
COLMAN, RICHARD, 1648, 370. Add Barrister, 1657.
COLEMAN, THOMAS, 1662, 370. Add Buried July 5, 1704.
His widow EUzabeth was buried Feb. 7, I7i8. (V. B.
Redstone.)
COLFE, ABRAHAM, 371. Add Will dated Sept. 17, 1656, then
above 76 years old; proved Jan. 25, 1657-8. (H. M. Wood.)
COLFER, HENRY, 371. Add Barrister, 1652.
COLLIER, ABEL, 372. Add One of these names V. of Takeley,
Essex, 1655-9, and of Nether Whiteacre, Warws., 1658-9.
M.I. at Bunhill Fields.
COLLIER or COLLIERS, BENJAMIN, 372. Add Chaplain in the
Navy, 1689.
COLLIER, JOHN, 1641, 372. Delete One of these names. Add
Usher at Wakefield School, 1650-6. Master of Skipton
Grammar School, 1656-9; a Puritan intruder into the
mastership of Thomas Barker who re-appears in 1661.
COLLIER, JOHN, 1683, 372. Add Ord. deacon (Hereford)
May 22, 1687. C. of Church Eaton.
COLLYN, JOHN, 1565, 372. Add Barrister, 1580. Another of
this name was C. of Stockton, 1585, drowned in the Tees,
July 12, 1585. (H. M. Wood.)
COLLIN, JOHN, 1582, 373. Add Barrister, 1595.
COLLIN, NICHOLAS, 373. Add Barrister, 1580; Bencher, 1594.
COLLING, NINYAN, 373. Add Ord. priest (York) Mar. 1679-80.
COLLINGS, CORNELIUS, 373. Add Martin exhibitioner from
Ipswich.
Cook, Edward
COLLINS, EDWARD, 1680, 373. Add Married (1) Anna, dau.
of John Phillipps, Feb. 23, 1690-1, at Phillack; (2) Elizabeth
Julian, at Guithiam, Cornwall. (H. M. Wood.)
COLLINS, ISRAEL, 373. Add Exhibitioner from St Paul's.
COLLINS, ROBERT, 1742, 374. Add Ord. deacon (York) May 25,
1746. C. of Finningley, Notts.
COLLINS, THOMAS, 1697, 374. Add Ord. deacon (York) May,
1703.
COLLINS, TIMOTHY, 374. Add Ord. deacon (London) June 4,
1710; priest (Oxford) May 23, 1714. Chaplain to Lord
Balmerino.
COLLINGWOOD, RICHARD, 375. Add C. of Marton, Cheshire,
1635. C. of Wigan, 1639-40. V. of Bolton-le-Sands. Buried
at Marton, Nov. 24, 1643; as V. of Bolton, and late minister
of Marton. (E. Axon.)
COLLYNGWOOD, WILLIAM, 375. Add Ord. priest (Bristol)
July 4, 1619. Delete Perhaps.
COLLINSON, CHARLES, 375. Add Ord. deacon (York) Dec.
1683. R. of Ledisham, in 1691.
COLLINSON, THOMAS, 1693, 375- Add Ord. deacon (York)
May, 1700; priest, 1702. V. of WUloughby, 1702.
COLMORE or COLMER, MATTHEW, 375. Read Matric. from
Corpus Christi, Oxford. S. of Clement. (H. M. Wood.)
COLQUIT, BENJAMIN, 376. Add Ord. priest (York) Sept. 1677.
V. of Athlumney, Feb. 21, 1684-5. V. of Kildrought and
Castle Dillon, Nov. 26, 1685. (H. B. Swanzy.)
COLQUITT, EDWARD, 376. /I (id Chaplain in the Navy, 1742-6.
Minister of St Andrew's, Edinburgh, and died unmarried
according to a family Bible in Manchester Rcf. Lib. Read
His father was a Collector of Customs. (E. Axon.)
COLSTON, JOSEPH, 376. Add S. of John, surgeon, of St
Bartholomew-the-Less, London, and Katharine, dau. of
Joseph Fenton, barber-surgeon. Married (1) Dorothy, dau.
of Sir John Benett; (2) Anne, dau. of John Cockett. Buried
at Christ Church, London, July 31, 1675. Will (P.C.C).
(Vis. of London, 1558; J. Ch. Smith.)
COLT, ROBERT, 1660, 376. Add Buried at Semer, Sept. 14,
1705. (V. B. Redstone.)
COLT, ROBERT, 1683, 376. Add Of Colchester, clerk. Married
Sarah Seaman, at Semer, Apr. 27, 1697. (V. B. Redstone.)
COMBER or CUMBER, THOMAS, 1659, 377- Add Married Alice
Thornton, dau. of Sir Christopher Wandesford, of Kirkling-
ton, Yorks. (V. B. Redstone.)
COMBER, THOMAS, 377. Add Ord. deacon (York) Mar. 10,
1744-5. C. of Stonegrave.
COMBER, WILLIAM, 377. Add Ord. priest (York) Sept. 24,
1749. C. of Overton.
COMBERBATCH, RICHARD, 377- Add He was a non-juror and
must have resigned Peover before 1711.
COMPTON, RICHARD, 378. Add R. of Woughton, Bucks.,
Oct. 24, 1633. (H. M. Wood.)
CONDER, , 378. Read Richard was C. of Bishopton, and
V. of Stranton. (H. M. Wood.)
CONEY, JOHN, 1707, 378. Add C. of Easton Maudit, North-
ants., 1711.
Add CONIGRAVE, MARK, 379- 'B.A.; M.A.'; aged 34 in 1576.
Ord. priest (London) June 10, 1563. R. of Stoke Albany,
Northants., 1561-1613.
CONSETT, WILLIAM, 380. Add Ord. deacon (York) Sept.
1709; priest, 1711. V. of Ormsby, 1720.
CONSTABLE, JOHN, 1626, 380. Add Ord. priest (Norwich)
Mar. I, 1 630-1.
CONSTABLE, JOSEPH, 380. Add One of these names ord. priest
(Exeter) May 20, 1657. R. of Honington, Suffolk.
CONSTABLE, ROBERT, 1649, 381. ? Adm. at Lincoln's Inn,
May 8, 1650.
CONSTABLE, ROBERT, 1653, 381. Add Ord. priest (Galloway)
Jan. 5, 1661-2. Inc. of Markshall, in 1664.
CONSTABLE, THOMAS, 1644-5, 381. Add Ord. priest (Ardfert)
Nov. 16, 1653. Chaplain in the Navy, 1655-7.
CONWAY, ROBERT, 381. Read Lh.D. for L.L.D.
CONWAYE, WILLIAM, 1587,382. /Idd One of these names R. of
Coppenhall, Cheshire, in 1625.
CONYERS, ANTHONY, 382. Add Bapt. at Monkhesledon,
Feb. 5, 1603-4. (H. M. Wood.)
CONIERS, EDWARD, 382. Add B. at Ravensthorpe, Yorks.,
of the late Lord Conyers' house. Aged 36 in 1593-4. Served
as a soldier under Lord Burgh, at Brill, Holland. Married
a dau. of Thomas Bishop, a Scot. (S. P. Dont.; J. B. Whit-
more.)
CONYERS, JAQUEZ, 382. Add Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1700;
priest, 1701.
CONYERS, JOHN, 1726, 382. Add M.P. for Essex, 1772-5.
(L. B. Namier; see also Al. Oxon.)
CONYERS, NICHOLAS, 1693, 382. ^iirfP.C.of Chester-le-Street.
Married there, June 4, 1715, Barbara Hedworth. Buried
there Mar. 30, 1725. (H. M. Wood.)
CONYERS, RICHARD, 382. Add Ord. priest (York) Sept. 21,
1755. Chaplain in the Navy, 1761.
COOKE, EDMUND, 1637, 383. Add Ord. priest (Galloway)
Dec. 3, 1660. ? R. of Nedging, Suffolk, 1650.
COOK, EDWARD, 1728, 383. Read Blakemore.
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Cooke, Erasmus
COOKE, ERASMUS, 383. Add V. of Ubbcston, Suffolk. Will
(Norwich C.C.) 1623. (V. B. Redstone.)
COOKE, HENRY, 1694, 384. Add Bapt. at Corbridge, Dec. 14,
1676. (H. M. Wood.)
COOK, HENRY, 1709, 384. /l(WOrd. deacon (York) Sept. 1716;
priest. May, 1719.
COOKE, JOHN, I7IO, 385. Add Ord. priest (Peterb.) Sept. 21,
1717. C. of Oundle, 1715.
COOKE, OLOPHERNES, 385. Add Licence to marry Barbara
Porter, of Bury, Suffolk, Nov. 27, 1592. (V. B. Redstone.)
COKE, RICHARD, 1715-6,386. /f<i(i Ord. deacon (York) June 4,
1 721; priest, .Sept. 1722.
COOKE, ROBERT, 1663, 38C. /I <W Barrister, 1671.
COOKE, THOMAS, 1635-6, 387. Add Probably ord. priest
(Lincoln) Sept. i, 1646. C. of Newmarket, in .-662.
COOKE, WILLIAM, 1567. 388. Add Will (Norwich C.C.) 1611.
(V. B. Redstone.)
COOKE or COKE, WILLIAM, May 20, 1668, 388. Add Barrister,
1674. Bencher, 1696.
COOK, WILLIAM, 1711-2, 388. Add Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
Mav 26, 1 716. C. of Maxey, Northants.
COOPE, JOHN, 1628, 389. Add One of these names ord. priest
(O.xford) Jan. 25, 1661-2. V. of Wickliambrook, Suffolk,
in 1662 (M.A.).
COOPER, ARTHUR, 389. Add One of these names C. of
Marburv, Cheshire, 1589-99.
COWPER, CHARLES, 1713, 389. Adii Ord. deacon (York) June,
1718; priest, 1720-1.
COOPER or COWPER, CHARLES, 389. Add Ord. deacon
(York) May, 1719; priest, Sept. 1720.
COWPER, CHARLES, 1743, 389. Add Ord. deacon (York)
Sept. 21, 1746; priest. Mar. 25, i747- C. of Oswaldkirk.
COOPER, ELLIS, 390. Add Buried at Bishop Wearmouth,
July 7, i68o. (H. M. Wood.)
COOPER, FRANCIS, 390. Add Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 20,
1747; priest, Sept. 1749. P-C of Thorganby, 1751.
COWPER, GILBERT, 390. Add Ord. priest (York) Sept. 1700.
C. of Hunslet, 1704-5. (R. J. Wood.)
COOPER, GREY, 390. Add Married (i) Margaret, dau. of Sir
Henry Grey, of Howick; (2) Elizabeth Kennedy, of New-
castle. Read Gogar not Gogan. (H. M. Wood.)
COWPER, JAMES, 1640, 390. Add Barrister, 1650.
COOPER, JOHN, 1653, 391. Add Probably ord. priest (Gallo-
way) Jan. 5, 1661-2. Inc. of Henny Parva, Essex, in 1664.
COOPER, JOHN, 1691, 391. Add Ord. priest (York) June, 1699.
R. of Thorpe-in-Glebis, Notts., 1699.
COOPER, RICHARD, 1628, 391. Add Mr Rich. Cooper, M.A.,
Master of the Grammar School at Fremington, Devon; late
Fellowof St John's; buried at Grinton-in-Swaledale, Yorks.,
July 21, 1651.
COOPER, ROBERT, 1606-7, 392. Add S. of Ralph Cowper.
School, Beverley. (R. J. Beevor.)
COOPER. ROGER, 392. Add Married, at St Mary's, Nottingham,
Mrs Cath. Harper, Oct. 12, 1624. (H. M. Wood.)
COOPER, THOMAS, 1677, 392- Add Probably ord. deacon
(Chester) Sept. 21, 1684. C. of Blowith.
COOPER, THOMAS, 1713, 392. Add Ord. deacon (York) Oct.
1717; priest, Sept. 1719.
COOPER, THOMAS, 1700, 392. Add Married, at Whatton,
Oct. 24, 1717, Mary Simcoe. (H. M. Wood.)
COOPER, WILLIAM, 1638-9, 392. Add Probably R. of Pick-
worth, Lines., 1663.
COOR, NATHANIEL, 393. Add Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1682.
C. of Leeds Parish Church, 1685. Buried at Leeds, Mar. 20,
1690-1. (R. J. Wood.)
COOTE, WILLIAM, 1608, 393. Add S. of Sir Nicholas, and
brother of Sir Charles, ist Baronet. Dean of Down, 1635.
(H. B. Swanzy.)
COPE, RICHARD, 393. Add Described as R. of Eversley
when he married, at Yateley, Hants. ,July22, 1754, Mrs Anne
Wyndham. (J. Challenor Smith.)
COPPING, JOHN, 1728, 395. Add Probably dean of Clogher,
1738-43. Died Apr. 1743. Will (P.C.C.) Dublin. (H. B.
Swanzy.)
COPPING,' THOMAS, 1664, 395. Add Minister and preacher to
the ships at Dcptford. (J. B. Whitmore.)
COPINGER, WILLIAM, 1641-2, 396. Add Ord. priest (KUmore)
May II, 1649.
COPSTOCK, THOMAS, 396. Add Probably ord. deacon (Carlisle)
June 10, 1688; priest (Chester) Sept. 20, 1690. C. of Alding-
ham, 1690; "B.A."
CORBETT, FRANCIS, 1584, 396. Add Barrister, 1600.
CORBET, JOHN, 1684, 396. Add Ord. deacon (York) Dec. 1690;
priest, Sept. 1692. C. of Lowthorpe, Yorks.
CORBET, MILES, 1612, 396. Add Adm. at Lincoln's Inn,
(Jet. 9, 1615. Barrister, 1623.
CORDALL, GUTHLAC, 397. Add William Cordall, of Wclwyn,
Herts., in 1555, by will (Archd. Hunts.); leaves £3 to son
'Sir fioofllacke' when M.A.
CORDELL or CORDWELL, THOMAS, 397. Add Sir Thom.is
Cordall nii-ntioned as parson of Wclwyn, Herts., 1556.
CORDELL, WILLIAM, 397. Add Bencher, 13J4.
Cramlington, Robert
CORDUKES, RICHARD, 397. Add Ord. deacon (Nonrich?.
Lilt. dim. from York) .M.iv, 1738.
CORKER, SAMUEL, 398. Add Author, Sermon.
CORKER, WALTER, 39**. Add R. of Cooklev, Sufiolk. Will
(Norwich C.C.) 1618. (V.B.Redstone.)
CORKER. WILLIAM, 398. Add Schooi, St Paul's.
CORLACE or CORLES, TIMOTHY, 398. Add CORLES or
CORLAS. S. of George. Bapt. at Forton, Jan. 28, i67j-«.
CORNELIUS, JOHN, 398. Add Ord. priest (St David's) Dec. 5,
1632.
CORNEY, MORRIS, 398. Add Beneficed in HuU, l634-.»3. A
Puritan. (M. H. Peacock.)
CORNWALL, WILLIAM, 1638-9, 399. Add C. of Hedon
Yorks., 1643. (M. H. Peacock.)
CORNEWELL, THOMAS, 400. Add Ord. priest (Norwich) July
13, 1661; C. of Waiigford and Brandon. Det^te Probably.
CORRANCE, ROBERT, 1733, 400. Add Chaplain in the Navy,
1739-40.
COSIN, JOHN, 1649, 400. Add B. Oct. 29, and Bapt. Nov. 3.
1033, at Brancepeth. (H. M. Wood.)
COSYN, JOHN, 1650, 401. Add Married, at All SainU", New-
castle, Nov. 18, 1656, Jane, dau. of John Tomkin. (H. 11.
Wood.)
COSTOBADY, JAMES, 401. Add Jacob was ord. deacon (York)
Sept. 25, 1748; priest, Sept. 1749. ^^'od It was his son of the
same name who married Anne MiUies. (E. Axon.)
COTCHET, THOMAS, 401. Add Married Jane, widow of Rd.
Chamber,
COTGRAVE, RANDLE, 401. Add The s. of WUUam, of ChrisUe-
ton was certainly Registrar to the Bishop of Chester.
(E. Axon.)
Add C. of Eryholme, Yorks.
i4 1/4 Barrister, 1657; Benchei
COTTINGHAM, SQUIRE, 402.
Buried there Mar. 5, 1738.
COTTON, WILLIAM, 1649, 404.
1675.
Add COTTON, , 404. Adm. Fell. -Com. at St Catharine's,
1662.
COULTON, JAMES, 405. Add Probably chaplain in the Navy,
1689-90. Another was a chaplain at the Fleet, 1681-1721,
after being deprived of an Essex living. (R. South.)
COWGILL, JAMES, 1701-2, 407. Add Ord. deacon (York)
Sept. 1717. P.C. of Downham, 1724-47.
COWGILL, JAMES, 1732, 407. Add Apparently the younger,
who was V. of Clitheroe, till 1739. ? Succeeded by Im father.
(E. Axon.)
COWLEY, JOSHUA, 407. Add FeUow of Trinity College, DubUn,
1654. M.A. (Dublin) 1654. Minor canon of St Patrick's,
Dublin, 1660. Preb. of Dromore, 1661. R. of Dnimcree,
Armagh, 1669.
COWLING, JOHN, 407. Add Ord. priest (York) Sept. 1711.
COWPERTHWAIT, WILLIAM, 407. Rfod V. of Bred6eld.
.-ld</ Wife Susan. Buried nt Clopton. M.I. (V. B. Redstone.)
COWTON, THOMAS, 407. Add Perhaps R. of Bainton, Yorks.,
1475-87 (died).
COX, BARTHOLOMEW, 407. Add Ord. deacon (York) Jan.
1705-6; priest, 1708.
COX, JOHN, 1639, 408. Add One of these names ord. priest
(Chichester) May 7, 1648. R. of Risbv, Suffolk, in 1662.
COX, WILLIAM, Easter, 1636, 409. Add One of these names
(B.A.), V. of North Rauceby, Lines., 1663.
COX, WILLIAM, 1636-7, 4oq. Add One of this name, D.D.,
of Petworth, had will proved (P.C.C.) 1657-8. (E. Axon.)
COXALL, ESDRAS, 409. Add P.C. of South M.illing, Sussex.
Officiated at the marriage of John Harvard (1627).
COXFORD, WILLIAM, 409. Add Licensed by the Bishop of
F.lv, Feb. 7, 1375-6, to hear confessions and to preach.
CRABTREE, HENRY, 410. Add E. Axon doubu the identity
of the Christ's man with the C. of Todmorilen.
CRADOCK, EDWARD, 4x0. Add Ord. priest (Chester) July »j,
1756.
CRADOCK, JOHN, 1725, 411. Add Sacrist at Wolverhampton
Collegiate Church, c. 1739-41, and prrb. of Featherstooe
there. (I. P. Mandcr.)
CRADOCKE, JOSEPH, 411. Add One of these names R. of
Middleton St George, Durham, 1625. Commission to Jos.
Cradock to prove wills in Richmond, 1636. Will (York)
dated Oct. i, 1633. (I. Venn; W. ]. Ka>T.)
CRADOCK, SAMUEL, 1637. 411. Add M.irried, at Chalfont
St C.ilis', Buok";., June 24, 1656, Mrs Honoria Fleetwood.
(I'hillitnoro's Huiks. Siarriafes.)
CRADOCK, THOMAS, 1720,411. .4<f<f Marrie<l. at Cam. Cloucs..
Nov. 2, 1735, H.mnah Ward. He U dcscrilwHl .^s C. of Cam.
2nd s. of William (1694). V. of IVnn. I'rrl)., Sacrist,
Lecturer and Reader in the Collegiate Church of Wolver-
hampton. DictI there Dec. ij, I7J7- (H. M. Wood; J. P.
M.in(ler.)
CRADDOCKE, WILLIAM, 1694. 411. Add Prrb. 1720; Sacrbt
and Prinrip.d OtVKi.il of Wolverhampton CoUcRiate Church,
17.M. until his d.Mth in 1734. (J. P. Mandcr.)
CRAMLINGTON, ROBERT, 412. Add R. of UtUe Carlton,
Lines., 1653. K. ol Mjnby, Lines., 1656; ejected, 1663.
(Calamy, it. 154.)
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33—2
Crane, Edward
CRANE, EDWARD, 412. Add B. at AU Saints', Northampton,
Oct. 22, 1696. V. of Hardingstone, 1720-48 (resigned).
CRANE, FELIX, 412. Add V. of Rossinver, Kilmore, 1626;
of Kilasnet,in 1633. (R. Visitation, 1633. ReyneU's Kilmore
MSS.;H. B. Swanzy.) . », _^ j »
CRASKE, JOHN, 1671, 414. Add Married, at Narford, Aug. 4,
1696 Mary Ford, of East Walton. (H.M.Wood.)
CRAVEN, CHRISTOPHER, 414. Add 5th s. of Sir William.
(L. E. Smith.) ,^, . ^^ ^
CRAVEN, FRANCIS, 414. Add Ord. priest (Norwich) June 18,
1662. V. of Acton, Suffolk.
CRAVEN, JOHN, 1588, 414. Add £1 given to John Crevenne,
alias fiote, for a sermon in St Margaret's, Westmmster, in
1595, by the churchwardens. (H. G. Harrison.)
CRAVEN, WILLIAM, 1749, 414. Add Ord. deacon (Chester)
Mar. 14, 1756. , _,
CRAFORD, JOHN, i597, 415- Add Perhaps s. of Thomas.
Said to be M.A., clerk. (J. Challenor Smith.)
CRAYKER, JOSEPH, 415. Add R. of Witherstone, Bristol.
C. of Town MaUmg, Kent. His widow Margaret was adm. to
Bromley College, Mar. 28, 1740- (H. B. Swanzy.)
CREE, JOHN, B.A. 1472-3, 4i6. See GREE.
CREED, SAMUEL, 416. Add Prob. Chaplain in the Navy, 1696.
CREED, WALTER, 416. Add Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1698.
V. of Granby, 1701-4, deprived.
CRAIGHTON, WILLIAM, 416. Add Martin exhibitioner from
Ipswich. ,T T,
CREMER, THOMAS, 417. Add S. of Robert, of Norfolk. (J. B.
Whitmore.)
CRESSENER, DRUE, 417. Add Married, Aug. 4, 1680, age 40,
Faustina Plumtre, of St Nicholas, Nottingham. (J.
Ch Smith.)
CRESSY, JOSEPH, 417. Add Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 1677;
priest, Sept. 1678. Perhaps C. of Armley, Yorks., 1711-2.
(R. J. Wood.)
CRESSEY, RICHARD, 1689, 417. Add Perhaps C. of Armley,
Yorks., 1711-2. (R. J. Wood.)
CRESWELL, WILLIAM, 1634, 418. Add Married, at Hohne
Pierrepont, Notts., June 20, 1660, Mrs Alice Rustatt.
(H. M. Wood.)
CRESWYCK, JOSEPH, 418. Add Ord. priest (York) Feb.
I 680-1.
CREW, JOHN, 1619, 418. Add Barrister, 1626.
CREW, JOHN, 1666, 418. Add Probably chaplain in the Navy,
1701-3.
CREW, NATHANIEL, 418. Add Married (i) Penelope, dau. of
Sir William Frowell and widow of Sir Hugh Tynte;
(2) Dorothy, dau. of Thomas Foreter, of Adderston, in 1699.
Buried at Stone, Northants. (H. M. Wood.)
CRUYS or CRUSE, HUMPHREY, 418. Add Master of Monmouth
Grammar School, Mar. 7, 1617-8. {Hereford Ep. Reg.)
CREYK, JOHN, 1705, 419. Add A non-juror. See Heame's
Diarv, May 22, 1717. Delete Perhaps. (H. B. Swanzy.)
CHRYCHLOWE or CHRITCHLEY, JAMES, 419. Read V. of
Childwall, 1625-c. 1632. Probably not at Penwortham or
Langho. Perhaps V. of Clapham, Yorks., 1634-9. (E. Axon.)
CRISPE, HENRY, 1676, 419. Add Probably chaplain in the
Navy, 1708-11.
CRODACOT, JOHN, 420. Add Signs brief at St Saviour's,
Southwark, 1650. (V. B. Redstone.)
CROE, CHRISTOPHER, 420. Add Ord. deacon (York) 1708;
priest, 1710. R. of Langton, Yorks., 1719-46. Buried there
Julv 13, 1746.
CROFTES, CHARLES, 1706, 420. ^rfi Barrister, 1713.
CROFTS, GEORGE, 420. Delete Perhaps.
CROFT, JOHN, 1609, 420. Add Barrister, 1616.
CROFT, NICHOLAS, 420. Add Barrister, 1653.
CROFTS, WILLIAM, 1629, 421. Add The LL.D. was R. of
Donagheady and Donoughmore, 1661-7. Vicar-General of
Derry. Died 1667. (H. B. Swanzy.)
CROFT or CROFTS, WILLIAM, 1697, 421. Add Ord. priest
(York) Sept. 1703. V. of Weston.
CROFTON, RICHARD, 1671, 421. Add Probably the same as
CROSTON.
Add CROISER, THOMAS, 421. Add S. of Simon and Elena.
Student at Cambridge. Petition granted to accept a benefice,
though under age, and to be excused examination, Jan. 6,
1343 (Dec. 27, 1342). {Cal. of Pap. Pet., i. 31.)
CROKE, RICHARD, 1506, 421. Add R. of Hurworth, 1535.
(H. M. Wood.)
CROMPTON, JOHN, 1660, 422. Add Nonconformist minister of
Cockey Moor, 1689-1703. Buried at Bolton, Aug. 14, 1703.
(E. Axon.)
CROMPTON, THOMAS, 1601, 422. Add One of these names C. of
Milnrow, Lanes., 1623, and of Littleborough, in 1624.
(E. Axon.)
CRONKAR or CRUNCKER, ROBERT, 423. Add Leaves 'aU
my books of sermons written with my own hand ' to Pem-
broke College. Brother, Sir Arnold, and other relatives.
CROOKE, BANKES, 423. Add Graduated M.A. at Trinity
College, Dublin, 1681. R. of Kilsaran, Armagh, 1685-9.
(H. B. Swanzy.)
Curtis, John
CROOKE, SAMUEL, 424. Add Ord. priest (York) June, 1704.
V. of Driffield, 1704.
CROPPER, JONAH, 424. /4(i(i Schoolmaster at Winwick, Lanes.,
July 13, 1686.
CROSBY, SAMUEL, 425. Add A collection was made for him
in the parish church of Halton, Lanes., in 1647. C. of Hale,
I 6^0-2.
CROSEDAILE, RICHARD, 425. Add Ord. priest (Exeter)
June 6, 1648-9. R. of Shelfhanger, 1658-62-.
CROSLAND, GEORGE, 1588-9, 425. Add S. of John, of Almond-
bury. (W. J. Kaye.)
CROSLAND, JOHN, 1627, 425. Add The V. of Almondbury
must have been one of the two previous names as he was
brother of George (1588-9) and succeeded him. (W. J.
Kaye.)
CROSSE, BENJAMIN, 426. Add Another of this name V. of
Rostheme, Cheshire, 1663-73. Buried there Jan. 18, 1672-3.
(E. Axon.)
CROSSE, FRANCIS, M.A. 1656, 426. Add Admon. Oct. 30, 1675;
as of St Werburgh, Bristol, to relict Joan.
CROSSE, JOHN, 1614, 426. Add One of these names V. of
Gosfield, Essex, c. 1 628-50-.
CROSSE, LATIMER, 426. Add Ord. priest (York) Feb. 1675-6.
CROSSE, THOMAS, 1642, 426. Add Probably minister of
Barrow, Cheshire, 1656 (by sequestration); there, in 1661.
Will (Chester) 1661. Perhaps brother of Benjamin (1657).
GROSSMAN, JAMES, 427. Add Of Bristol, clerk. Died 1706.
{SeeGt WaldingfUld Court Rolls; V. B. Redstone.)
CROSMAN, SAMUEL, 1606, 427. Add Referred for ordination
to the 7th Classis of London, June 28, 1647. R. of Ccmpton
Greenfield, Gloucs., 1672-84.
CROSTON, RICHARD, 427. Add Doubtless the same as Crofton,
Richard, of Emmanuel. Buried at Croston, Feb. 18, 1714-5.
Will at Chester. For Bindley read Hindley.
CROWE, CHRISTOPHER, 1656, 427. Add Married, at Nar-
borough, Norfolk, Apr. 13, 1662, Abigail, dau. of St John
Spelman, gent. (H. M. Wood.)
CROWE, HAMON, 428. Read Ord. priest (Norwich) Mar. 6,
1630- J.
CROWE, WILLIAM, 1674, 428. Add Probably M.A. (Dublin)
Oct. 18, 1698; LL.D. (Dublin) 1706.
Add CROWLAND, ROBERT DE, 428. B.A. Petitions the
Pope, 1363, for a benefice in the gift of the Abbot of Crow-
land.
CROWNFIELD, HENRY, 428. Add S. of Cornelius, the Univer-
sity printer, a Dutchman whose true name was Croenvelt.
Vice-President of Queens'. (J. R. Wardale; Letter of W.
Cole from Milton, May 19, I777-)
CROWNFIELD, THOMAS, 428. Add Chaplain in the Navy,
1743. Delete Probably.
CROMP or CRUMPE, PIERREPONT, 429. Add Ord. deacon
(Chester) Mar. 14, 1756.
CROWTHER, JOSEPH, 429. Add D.D. 1678 (Incorp. from
Oxford). (J. A. Venn.)
CROXTON or CROXON, EDMUND, 429. Delete Ejected.
CROXTON or CROCKSON, THOMAS, 429. Add R. of Little
Wenham. Will (Norwich C.C.) 1613. (V. B. Redstone.)
CRIER, ROBERT, 430. Add Called 'clerk; M.A., King's
preacher' in his marriage licence, June 26, 1609.
CUDWORTH, DANIEL, 430. Read Wemeth-in-Oldham, not
the Cheshire one. (E. Axon.)
CUDWORTH, NICHOLAS, 431. Add Preacher at Astbury, till
1654. At Lightcliffe, 1648; Coley, 1649; Ardsley, 1652,
Ossett, 1653-6. Minister at Beeston, Yorks., c. 1656. Died
1658. (J. A. Venn; R. J. Wood; Dale, Yorkshire Puritanism.)
CULVERWELL, NATHANIEL, 432. Add Exhibitioner from St
Paul's.
CULVERWELL, RICHARD, M.A. 1608, 432. Add School,
St Paul's.
CULVERWELL, RICHARD, 432. Add School, St Paul's;
exhibitioner. Ord. priest (Lincoln) May 15, 1662.
CUMBERLAND, RICHARD, 1649, 432. Add B. in St Anne's,
Aldersgate, London, 1632. V. of All Saints', Stamford.
Chaplain to Lord Keeper Bridgeman.
CUMBERLAND, RICHARD, 1694, 432. Add Ord. deacon
(Peterb.) Sept. 5, 1698; priest, Sept. 24, 1699.
CURSON, JAMES, 433. Add Chantry priest of Canterbury.
Will dated June 16, 1518; was proved in Canterbury C.
Court, Oct. 5, 1518. Desired to be buried there. (H. G.
Harrison.)
CURTIS, CAESAR, 434. Add Chaplain in the Navy, 1739-41.
His widow Mary was adm. to Bromley College in 1760 and
made a vacancy by marriage the same year.
CURTEIS or CURTOYS, EDMUND, 434. Read also COORTESSE,
CURTES or CURTEISSE. Add B.A. St John's, 1565 (no
grad. found). Ord. deacon (student of St John's) 1563.
Preb. of Chichester (deprived, 1581). Restored, 1585.
[Line. Dioc. Mag., Aug. 1917; W. F. Curtoys.)
CURTIS, FRANCIS, 434. Add Head Master of Moulton School,
May 19, 1711. (W. F. Curtoys.)
CURTIS, JOHN, 1674-5, 434- Add Ord. deacon (Ely) 1679.
(W. F. Curtoys.)
516
Curtis, Leonard
CURTICE or CORTIS, LEONARD, 434. Read Adm. pens, at
Queens', Easter, 1647. Add Died Apr. 10, 1685, in his 57lh
year. Buried at Wilford, Apr. 12, 1685 (described as for
33 years R. of Wilford). His wife Dorothy died Jan. 20,
1658-9. (W. F. Curtoys.)
CURTEYS, RICHARD, 1550, 434. Read also COORTESSE.
Add Grandson of Bryan, of Clee, Lines. Perhaps R. of
Holton-le-Beckering, Lines., 1565-69. {Lines. Ant. Soc,
1897; W. F. Curtoys.)
CURTOYS, CHARLES, 435. Add B. May 31, 1710. C. (not V.)
of Wootton Rivers. C. of .^Iton, 1733-8. V. of Milton
Lilbome, 1761-75. Married, May 1, 1739, Elizabeth, dau.
of Mr Hunt, of Wootton Rivers. Died Mar. 25, 1775. Buried
there Mar. 28, 1775. (W. F. Curtoys.)
CURTOIS, GROVE, 435. Add S. of Rowland, V. of Hainton,
Lines. B. at South Willingham. R. of Tealby, Lines.,
1753-64. Married Mary Wattson (died 1808). Admon. at
Lincoln, 1791. Read Priest, Mar. 4, 1747-8. (W. F.
Curtoys.)
CURTOYS, JOHN, 1669, 435. ReadTht R. of Braunston was an
Deacon. John
Oxford contemporary (ord. priest at Oxford, 1676; V. of
Saxey, 1 676-80) , who was probabl y the author of the Sermtm*.
Delete Ord. priest, July 10, 1676. R. of Braunston, Lines.,
1680. Author, Sermons. Read Almost certainly C. of Nocton,
i682~6; V.,in 1686. (W. F. Curtoys.)
CURTOIS, JOHN, 1736-7. 435. Add S. of RowUnd, V. of
Hainton, Lines. C. of Branston. R. of Ingham and V. of
Corby, Lines., 1747-1802. C. of Burton Cogges, 1751-63.
V. of Harmston, 1762-1802. Sequestrator of Thurlby,
Lines., and Surrogate. Married his ist cousin Susan, 1745.
Died Aug. 14, 1802. Buried at Branston. Will (P.C.C).
(W. F. Curtovs.)
CUST, SAMUEL, 16.J7-8, 435. Add Barrister, 1619.
CUTHBERT, RICHARD, 436. Add Ord. deacon (York) Dec.
1720; priest, Si-pt. 1721.
CUSTANCE, HAMBLE, 436. Add Barrister, 1743.
CUTHBERT, WILLIAM, 1629-30, 436. Add WiU, clerk, dated
Dec. 22, 1657; proved Feb. 13, 1657-8. (E. Axon.)
CUTLOVE or CUTLOAFE, JOSHUA, 437. Add Ord. priest
(Chichester) July 20, 1660.
VOLUME II
DAKERS or DAKER, WILLIAM, i. Add Ord. priest (Hereford)
June 9, 1693.
DADE, FRANCIS, 1673-4, I. /Idd Youngest s. of Thomas. M.I.
at Bramford. (V. B. Redstone.)
DAGGETT, WILLIAM, 1682, 2. Add Ord. deacon (Chester)
Dec. 19, 1686.
DAKYN, JOHN, 3. Add Principal of Borden Hostel, tenant of
Peterhouse, 1526-7. Did much legal business for the
University. Said to have taken part in the 'Pilgrimage of
Grace,' 1526. (T. A. Walker.)
DALEY, W., 1565, 3. Add Ord. priest (Peterb.) Mar. 4, 1568-9.
V. of Burley-on-the-Hill, 1572-1618. Age 30 in 1576.
Licensed to preach, 1603. Died 1618.
DALE, CUTHBERT, 1570, 3. Add R. of Kettleburgh, Suffolk,
1630.
DALE, SAMUEL, 4. Add One of this name was a preacher, and
had a child bapt. at Stockport, in 1623. (E. Axon.)
DALTON, MICHAEL, 1579-80, 5. /1(W Barrister, 1589; Bencher,
1622.
DALTON, ROGER, 6. Add Barrister, 1583.
DALTON, THOMAS, 1610-19, 6. Add Barrister, 1623.
DALTON, THOMAS, 1625, 6. Add One of these names, clerk, at
Cherryhinton, Cambs., 1645. Wife Anne. (V. B. Redstone.)
DALTON, THOMAS, 1650, 6. Add Barrister, 1657.
DALTON, WILLIAM, 1584-5, 6. ^(/<i Barrister, 1597. Bencher,
1613.
DAMAT, , 6. Add Probably Samuel who graduated B.A.
at Trinity College, Dublin, 1613; Scholar, 1616, and Fellow,
1615. (T. U. Sadleir.)
DANBY, ROGER, 7. Add The Dublin man was preb. of Kildare,
1615. Preb. of St Patrick's, Dublin, 1615. Died Nov. 4,
1625. (Cotton, Fasti, 11.; H. B. Swanzy.)
DANDY or DENDY, THOMAS, 7. Add One of these names called
to the Bar (Inner Temple) Nov. 23, 1669.
DANIELL, RICHARD, 1587,8. Add One 'DanyeU.of Queens','
was one of those 'enticed to pass over the seas 'by the Papist
Speigniomaldus, 1587. {Fotev; Dr Jessopp.)
DARANT, LEONARD, 9. Add Buried at AUiwick, Feb. 26,
1736-7. (H. M. Wood.)
DARBY, HENRY, 9. Add Buried at Stowmarket. M.I. there
says died Nov. 30, 1733. Wife Margaret. (V. B. Redstone.)
DARBY, LUKE, 9. Add S. of John, of Bramford, Suffolk, and
his wife Elizabeth Melton. (V. B. Redstone.)
DARBYSHIRE, JOHN, 1590-1, 9. Add Probably of Trinity
College, Dublin. R. of BaUygarth, 1604. (T. U. Sadleir.)
DARCYE, JOHN, 1585, lo. ^(i<i Barrister, 1601. Bencher, 1618.
Autumn Reader, 1621. Serjeant-at-law, 1623.
DARCY, MARMADUKE, 1631, 10. Add Barrister, 1640.
DARCY, MARMADUKE, 1668, 10. Add Barrister, 1677-
DARINGTON, NICHOLAS, 10. Add Probably Principal of St
Thomas Hostel, 1518-9.
DARLEY, JOSEPH, 11. Add V. of Scawby, Lines., 1663.
DARLIE, THOMAS, ii. Add Preacher at Bantam, East Indies.
Will (Cons. C. I^ndon) 1621.
DARWIN, WILLIAM, 1640, 12. Read Adm. at Lincoln's Inn,
Oet. 24, 1646. Barrister, 1653- Bencher, 1671.
DAUBUZ, CLAUDE, 12. Add Ord. priest (York) Aug. 5, 1733-
DAVENPORT, JOHN, 1605, 13. Add Didsbury was only a
chapclry.
DAVY or DAVID, FRANCIS, 14. Add Ord. priest {Candida
Casa) Dec. 19, 1660.
DAVIE, HENRY, 1580, 14. Add Barrister, 1589; Bencher, 1603.
DAVY, WILLIAM, 1531-43, 15. Read R. of St Benefs, 1532.
DAVIES, ISAAC, 15. Add Of St Paul's School.
DAVIES, JAMES, 1687, 15. Add In the Westminster Abbey
Muniments his father is said to be of Gamston, Notts.
(J. B. Whitmore.)
DAVIES, ROBERT, 1680, 16. Add Scholar on Westminster
election.
DAVIES, THOMAS, 1651, 17. Add The scholar from West-
minster was s. of Richard, of .Middlesex, age 14 in 1648.
Also of St Paul's. (J. B. Whitmore.)
DAVILE, JOHN, 1733, 17. Add Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 35,
1743; priest, Sept. i744- C. of Wigginton.
DAVISON, MORTON, 18. Read Budle, Northumberland for
Budle, Durham.
DAWSON, DAVID, 20. Read B. at Aberford, near Lothcrton,
Yorks. Didsbury was only a chapelry.
DAWSON, GABRIEL, 20. Read S. of James, smith. Ord.
deacon (Carlisle) Sept. 20, 1685; priest, Sept. 19, 1686. C. of
Pilling on Jan. 28, 1686-7. (E. Axon.)
DAWSON, GEORGE, 1655, 20. Add Married Ann, who was
buried at Sunninghill, Nov. 30, 17:1.
DAWSON, GEORGE, 1697, 20. Add B. Oct. 17, and bapt.
Nov. 7, 1679. (J. Challenor Smith.)
DAWSON, JOHN, 1639, 21. Add Called to the Bar, Feb. 5,
1649-50.
DAWSON, JOHN, 1662, 21. Delete P.O. of Blackley, Lanes.,
1669-71.
DAWSON, MILES, 21. Add Perhaps the one referred to la
Cecil MSS. VI. 283, who taught a school in York for two
years. Turned Roman Catholic; travelled in Ireland and
Spain. Conformed in 1596. Will (Chester) 1637, as V. of
Bolton. (J. B. Whitmore; K. Axon.)
DAWSON, ROBERT, 1695, 2i. Add B. Feb. 6, and bapt.
Feb. 14, 1677-8. (J.Ch.Smith.l
DAWSON, THOMAS, 1692, 22. Add B. Apr. 29, and bapt.
May II, 1676. (J. Challenor Smith.)
DAWSON, WILLIAM, 1674, 22. Add One of these names, clerk,
tmri.d at Groton, SuHolk, May 10, 1682. (V. B. Redstone.)
DAY, HENRY, 1665, 22. Add Exhibitioner at St Paul's School.
1669.
DAY, RICHARD, 1622, 23. Add Instituted V. of Prescot,
Fob. 21, 1642-3; sequestered as a Royalist. Will (Chester).
(K. Axon.)
DAYNES, FRANCIS, 24. Add R. of Holton St M.iry. SuSolk.
1657-70. Buried there Dec. 28, 1670. Wife Mary buried
Doc. 22. 1682. (V. B. Redstone.)
DAYNES, THOMAS, 1645, 24- A'"" He w.is still R. of Gosbeck
in his will dated June 2, 1674- WiU proved M Ipswich,
June 17, 1674 (A. G. Matthews.)
DAYRELL, BROWNLOW, 24. Add Barrister, 1745- DeMt
DAYRELL, MARMADUKE, 2$. Add B.^rristcr, 1747.
DAYRELL, THOMAS, .'S. Add H.irrister, 162H.
DAYRELL, WINDHAM, 25. Read .\dra. at Lincoln's Inn,
M.iv I.', I''7V
DEACON, DANIEL, 25. AddC.ot Manton. RutUnd. 1607-41.
DEACON, JOHN, 1575-6. 25. Add Prr.«hcr at Lci«h, Lane*..
in 1 597. (I'". .\xon.)
DEACON, JOHN, 1616, 25. Add Onl. priest (Norwich) Feb. 18,
1626-7. K. of Chcvclcy, Suffolk, 1660.
517
Deane, Brian
DEANE, BRIAN, 25. Add C. of Shotwick, in 1607.
DEANE, GERARD, 26. Add One of this name was sclioolmaster
at Witton, Cheshire, 1681; still there in 1691. Perhaps V. of
Weaverham, 1693-1702. (E. Axon.)
DEANE, PETER, 1652, 26. Add Minister of Bosley, Cheshire,
1658. C. of Halsall. Lanr^., 1662. C. of Melling, HalsaU.
Will (Chester) as cf Meh'ag, 1714, but he was not V. (E.
Axon.)
DEARSLYE, THOMAS, 1 = 84, 27. Read V. of Edwardstone.
(V. B. Redstone.)
DEBNAM, JOHN, 27. AdJ C. of Debden, Essex, 1637. V. of
Rickling, 1655.
DEEKES, JOHN, 28. Add Probably R. of Borely, Essex, in
i6'^o. One r 1 these names clerk of Long Melford, 1646.
DE GREY, EDMUND, 28. ^(id Of Antingham, Norfolk. Married
Elizabeth, dau. ot Sir Anthony Irby, of Boston. {Vis., 1664.)
DE GREY, JAMES, 28. Add Married Elizabeth, dau. of Sir
Martin Stuteville, of Dalham.
DE GREY, ROBERT, 28. Add Married Elizabeth, dau. of
William Bridon, of Ipswich.
DELAHAY, JOHN, 1682, 29. Add Ord. deacon (Hereford)
June 10, 1688. C. of Doone.
DELANDE, ALBERT, 29. Add Eldest s. of Albert Combeles,
Sieur de Lande. B. Feb. 1710-1. School, Westminster;
Adm. 1726. Died unmarried and intestate. {Notes and
Queries.)
DELAVAL, EDWARD HUSSEY, 30. Read Adm. at Pembroke as
Edward. Assumed 'Hussey' after graduation. (L.Whibley.)
DELVES, LAURENCE, 30. Add Barrister, 1628.
DENHAM, EDWARD, 31. Add Admon. as of Macclesfield,
schoolmaster (Chester) 1717. (E. Axon.)
DENISON, TIMOTHY, 31. Add S. of Timothy, of WakefieH.
School, Wakefield. (M. H. Peacock.)
DENMAN, DENHAM or DEYNHAM, THOMAS, 31. Add
Benefactor to Peterhouse. Portrait in the CoUege.
DENNE, SAMUEL, 32. Add Ord. priest (Chester) Jan. 26, 1755-
DENNET, JOHN, 32. Add One of this name Captain of Grenadiers
(15th Foot), died Apr. 1741, at Carthagena, West Indies.
Described in will (P.C.C.) 1743, as of Walthamstow, and
mentions Alexander David and Robert Bluett, clerk, both
of Sidney. Lieutenant, 1734; Captain, 15th Foot, 1736.
DENNIS, WILLIAM, 1670, 32. Add Ord. deacon (Chester)
June 2, 1667; priest, June 6, 1669. C. of Ringley, Lanes.,
1671-3. (E. Axon.)
DEPDEN or DEBDEN, JOHN, 35. Add Died at Ipswich, 1616.
Will (No^^vich C.C.) 1616. (V. B. Redstone.)
DERBY, JOHN, 1427-33, 35. Add In 1444 granted reversion of
crotbonotary of Chancery. {Patent Rolls.)
DERHAM, RICHARD, 1660, 35. Add Adm. at Lincoln's Inn,
Nov. 28, i66i. Barrister, 1669.
DEREHAM, ROGER, 35. Add King's scholar from West-
minster. {See Al. West., 61.)
DERING, HENEAGE, 36. Add Preb. of Ripon; Dean, 1711-50.
(W. J. Kave.)
DEVENISH, WILLIAM, 37. Delete Provost of Queen's College,
Oxford, 1534-58. Died Mar. 24, 1558-9. Will (P.C.C.) 1559;
as Denyson. (J. R. Magrath.)
DEVEREUX, JONATHAN, 1626, 37. Add P.C. of St Nicholas,
Durham, ejected. Buried Mar. 2, 1663-4. Will, 1663-4, as
of Newcastle, proved, Durham, 1664. (A. G. Matthews.)
DEVEREUX, JONATHAN, 1646-7, 37. Delete P.C. of St Nicholas,
etc. Add Probably R. of Cranham, Essex, Feb. 28, 1662-3
untU 1669; died. V.ofCanewdon, till 1669. (A.G.Matthe^vs.)
DEVEREUX, PETER, 37. Add S. of William, of Bacton, Suffolk,
and Anne Rooke. B. at Norwich, 1583. (V. B. Redstone.)
DICKINS, AMBROSE, 39. ^ (id School, Westminster. Barrister,
1740. Married Mary, dau. of Sir William Abdy, Bart.
Probablv brother of George (1738-9).
DICKINS, GEORGE, 1738-9, 39. Add Probably s. of Ambrose,
Serjeant-Surgeon to the King. Bapt. at St Paul's, Covent
Garden, Apr. 21, 1721.
DICKINS or DICKIN, JOHN, 39. Add One John Dicken was
V. of Bunbury, Cheshire, and was buried there Nov. 29,
i68q. (E. Axon.)
DICKINSON, GEORGE, 40. Add Wife Judith. WiU at Bury,
Suffolk. (V. B. Redstone.)
DICKONSON, OLIVER, 40. Add C. of Over Kellett, Lanes.,
1674, and still there, Jan. 1679-80. (R. Axon.)
DICKENSON, ROGER, 40. Add S. of John, Master of Bury
School for 34 years who was buried at Gt Barton, Suffolk,
1643, aged 69. M.I. (V. B. Redstone.)
DICKINSON, THOMAS, 1572, 40. Add B. at Stamford, Lines.
See will which mentions his brother-in-law, William Court-
hoppe, of Stodmarsh. Wm. Digenson, of Gillingham
married Alice, sister of Wm. Courthop, of Stodmarsh.
{Vis. of Kent, 1619, 194; J. Challenor Smith.)
DILKES, THOMAS, 42. Add Married Anna, dau. of Sir Clement
Fisher. Grandfather of Samuel.
DILLINGHAM, BENJAMIN, 42. Add V. of St John Baptist,
Stamford, 1663.
DILWORTH, THOMAS, 1629, 43. Add Schoolmaster of Black-
rod. Buried there June 9, 1664. (E. Axon.)
DowNE, Mark
DYNELEY, JOHN, 1736-7, 43. Read Adm. at Lincoln's Inn,
Oct. 16, 1738. Barrister, 1744.
DINGLEY, WILLIAM, 1515, 44. Add Chaplain of St Paul's
School, 1531-42.
DISBOROUGH, GEORGE, 44. Add Geo. Disbury was of Pen-
niston, clerk. WUl (York) Dec. 5, 1666. (W. J. Kaye.)
DISNEY, JOSEPH, 45. Read M.I. at Cranbrook.
DITCHFIELD, ROBERT, 45. Add Buried at Garstang, July 10,
1677. (E. Axon.)
DIX, HENRY, 1 61 1-2, 46. Read DIXON.
DIXON, JOSHUA, 1669, 47. Add Licensed to teach grammar
at Ringley, in 1666. Ord. deacon (Chester) May 25, 1673;
priest, June 14, 1674. C. of Ringley, 1674. One of this name
still there in 1717, and died 1719, being buried c. Apr. 2.
Perhaps delete P.C. of Rivington. (E. Axon.)
DIXON, JOSHUA, 1699-1700, 47. Add Bapt. at Ringley, Dec.
20, 1681. (E. Axon.)
DIXON, NICHOLAS, 47. Add R. of Pannal, Harrogate, 1598-
1600.
DIXON, STEPHEN, 47. Add R. of Ropsley, Lines., 1662.
DIXON, THOMAS, 1617, 47. Add Bapt. at Pittington, Nov. 7.
1602.
DIXON, THOMAS, 1650, 47. Read Schools, Mitford (Mr Ro.
Lever) and Benvick-on-Tweed (Mr Webb). Add Perhaps
C. of Hunslet, in 1683. (R. J. Wood.)
DOBIE, JOHN, 48. Add Will proved (P.C.C.) 1750. (H. G.
Harrison.)
DOBINS, WILLIAM, 48. Add Barrister, 1670; Bencher, 1691;
Treasurer, 1696-7.
DOBSON, LANCELOT, 48. Add C. of Houghton-leSprmg.
Married there, Nov. 9, 1663, Jane, widow of Dr Geo.
RiddeU. (H. M. Wood.)
DOCKET or DOGET, ANDREW, 49. Patent Rolls record his
election as President of Queens', in 1446.
DOD, JOHN, 1598-9, 50. Add Will also at Chester, 1632, as
Fellow of Jesus College, Cambridge. (E. Axon.)
DOD, JOHN, 1651, 50. Add ist s. of Benjamin. Entered
Oundle School, 1647, age 13. 'Left for Sidney'; probably
adm. at King's, 1651.
DOD, SAMUEL, 1697,51. Add Exhibitioner from St Paul's, 1 697.
DODD, THOMAS, c. 1592, 51. Add R. of Astbury until his
death, though under sequestration. Instituted again in 1626.
Often stvled 'Doctor' after 1631. (E. Axon.)
DODDS, GREGORY, 51. Read R. of Smarden, 1551-66. Will
(P.C.C). (H. G. Harrison.)
DODING or DODYNG, BENEDICT, 51. Add One of these names
R. of Deal, c. 1504. Will dated July 29, 1530; proved at
Canterbury, ' to be buried in the chancel at Deal.' (H. G.
Harrison.)
DODGSON, CHARLES, 52. Add D.D. (Trinity CoUege, Dublin),
1763. (T. U. Sadleir.)
DODSWORTH, FRANCIS, 1748, 52. Add Ord. deacon (York)
Sept. 22, 1754.
DODSWORTH, ROBERT, 1673, 53- ^dd CaUed to the Bar,
Jan. 29, 1679-80.
DOGGETT, WILLIAM, 53. Add Probably ord. priest (Orkney)
Mar. 20, 1651. V. of Stoke-by-Clare, Suffolk, 1661.
DOLBEN, THOMAS, 53. Add According to Phillimore's Bucks.
Marriages, his father, Thomas Dolben, married Jane Tuf&n,
widow, at Wendover, June 22, 1693.
DONNE, EDWARD, 1705, 54. Add Bapt. at St Chad's, Shrews-
burv, Mar. 10, 1687.
DONNELL, JOHN, 55. Add V. of Bulmer, tiU death, 1646.
DOO or DOE, GEORGE, 55. Add Barrister, 1670.
DORINGTON, FRANCIS, 1602, 56. Add Probably not s. of
John (1559), but of John, of St Andrew's, Holbom. Men-
tioned in will (P.C.C.) 1613; owned property in Staffs.
(J. B. Whitmore.)
DORINGTON, RICHARD, 1606, 56. Add Probably not s. of
John (1559), but of John, of St Andrew's, Holbom. Men-
tioned in will (P.C.C.) 1613; owned property in Staffs.
(J. B. Whitmore.)
DORINGTON, THOMAS, 1578-9, 56. Read R. of Homersfield,
1594-1611. Will (Norwich C.C.) 1611. (V. B. Redstone.)
DOUGHTY, ROBERT, B.A. 1611-2, 57. Add Will (York) Apr.
30, 1663.
DOUGHTY, THOMAS, 1588, 57. /l(iii Adm. preb. at St Patrick's,
1624-5. Still there in 1636. (H. B. Swanzy.)
Add DOUGLAS, ROBERT, 58. c. 1560. {Cal. State Papers,
Foreign, 1559, 1560, p. 478, No. 903 (2), (3). (J. B. Whit-
more.)
DOUTHWAITE, CUTHBERT, 58. Read V. of Rushmere St
Andrew, Suffolk.
DOVE, HENRY, 58. Add S. of Robert, of Devon; J. B. Whit-
more.) , ,
DOVE, ROBERT, c. 1595, 58. Add Probably s. of Robert, clerk,
and Helen Thackweny, of Upper Rickinghall, Suffolk.
(V. B. Redstone.)
DOWBIGGIN, DAVID, 59. Add Ord. deacon (York) Sept. 21,
1755. C. of Kettlewell.
DOWNE, MARK, 60. Add Minister at Stansted Mount-
fitchet, Essex, in 1645.
518
DowNES, Andrew
DOWNES, ANDREW, 1641, 60. Delete One of these names...
1653. '^'^'^ Probably R. of Wistaston, 1654. Re-instituted
in 1662 on Royal presentation and buried there June 3,
1674. (n. Axon.)
DOWNES, HENRY, 61. Add Probably ord. deacon (York)
Feb. 19, 1743-4; prii'st (York, Lilt. dim. from Canterbury)
Mar. 6, 1747-8.
DOWNES or DOWNE, JOHN, 1629, 61. Delete One of these
names.
DOWNES, JOHN, 1710, 61. Add Probably usher at Wolver-
hampton School, 1725-37. C. of the parish, c. 1720, and was
married there a second time in 1741. (J. P. Mander.)
DOWNES, JONATHAN, 61. Add R. of St Peter's, Barbadoes,
West Indies. Died in U.S.A. 1771. (E. A. Jones.)
DOWNES, ROBERT, 1563, 61. For Westchester read Chester.
Add Probably C. of Shochlach, Cheshire, 1575-1633. Age
83 in 1630-1. (E. A.xon.)
DOWNES, SAMUEL, 1616, 61. Add V. of Coleby, Lines. He
and his wife Katherine had a dau. Martha bapt. there,
Oct. i6, i66s. He was buried there Aug. 20, 1678.
DOWNHAM, SAMUEL, 61. Add FeU.-Com. of Trinity College,
Dublin; B.A. 1618; M.A. 1621. (T. U. Sadleir.)
DOWNING, CALIBUTE, 62. Add Bapt. at Northborough,
Northants. Oct. 27, 1605. i3We<« Hiss. George created Bart.
DOWNING, EMMANUEL, 62. Add Adm. at the Inner Temple,
Nov. 1628. .Married, Apr. 1622, Lucy, sisterofJohnWinthrop.
DOWNING, GEORGE, 1668-9, 62. Add According to the
Lincoln's Inn Adm. Reg. he was not a member. His father
was adm. as Sir George, Aug. 5, 1669.
DRAKE, JOHN, 1623-4, 64. Add V. of Brettenham, Suffolk,
1655. One of these names minister of Pakenham, Sufiolk,
1647. (V. B. Redstone.)
DRAKE, SAMUEL, 1637, 64. Add Will (York) dated July i,
1662. (W. J. Kaye.)
DRAKE, WILLIAM, 1670, 65. Add S. of Abraham, of New-
castle. Marriage licence, June 21, i68i, bachelor, age 27,
and Maria Brockett, of St Giles, Cripplegate, spinster,
age 22. Married at St Leonard's, Shoreditch. (H.M.Wood.)
DRAKE, WILLIAM, 1748, 65. Add Died June 26, 1788. (H. M.
Wood.)
DRAPER, JOHN, 1653, 65. Add John Draper (vicar?) of
Stevington, married Mary Anis (?) at Honnead, July 2,
1679. {Phil\imoTe's Bucks. Marriages.)
DRAPER, THOMAS, 1641, 66. Add Barrister, 1653.
DRAPER, THOMAS, 1642, 66. Add Probably ord. priest
(Ardfert) Aug. i, 1660.
DRAY, JOHN, 66. Add R.of Kiknacow, Ossory, 1733-9- WiU
dated, 1739; proved in diocese of Ossory. (J. B. Leslie.)
DRAYCOTT, , 66. Add Probably Jerome, afterwards
scholar of Trinity College, Dublin, 1708. B.A. 1709. (T. U.
Sadleir.)
DRESSER, JOSEPH, 67. Add One of this name C. of Melling,
Halsall, Lanes., in 1676. (E. Axon.)
DRIFFIELD, JOSEPH, 67. Read V. of Sedbergh, 1741-6,
deprived. (F.. B. Driffield.)
DRIFT, MATTHEW, 67. Add S. of Matthew, of St Paul's,
Covent Garden, tailor.
DRINKWATER, PETER, 67. Delete Perhaps of Irwell House,
Restwick, Lanes. Add One of this name. May 29, 1614, at
St Oswald's, Chester, ass. of Peter, Mayor of Chester in 1624.
(E. Axon.)
DRURY, ANTHONY, 1557-8, 68. Add S. of William, of Bes-
thorpe, and Dorothy.
DRURY, CHARLES, 68. Add His father was alderman of
Nottingham, in 1697; wife, Dorothy.
DRURY, CHRISTOPHER, 68. Add Probably s. of Clement, of
Shropshire. Will proved, 1559.
DRURY, ED., 68. Add Probably Edmund, s. of Sir Robert,
of Hedgerley, and brother of Drue (i544)- Bapt. Apr. 20,
1530. (R. I. Beevor.)
DRURY, DRUE, 1606-7, 68. Read S. of Sir Drue Drury, of
Linsted.
DRURY, HENRY, 1628, 68. Add Probably the R. of Runcton
was the next.
DRURY, HENRY, 1637, 68. Add Probably ord. priest (Durham)
1646. R. of South Runcton, Norfolk.
DRURY, JOHN, 15S2, 68. Add Barrister, 1570.
DRURY, JOHN, 1716, 68. Add His father was Sheriff of
Nottingham, 1705, and Mayor, 1707, and in his will (proved
1711) directed his son to be educated for a clergyman of the
Church of England.
DRURY, RO., 68. Add Perhaps Roger, s. of Sir William, of
Hanstcd, and Elizabeth Sotchell; b. Mar. 23, 1540.
DRURY, ROBERT, 1575, 68. /I dii Perhaps of Docking. Married
Marv Ra<lclifl. Died 1624.
DRURY, ROBERT, 1631, 68. Add Perhaps of Tendring, Essex.
DRURY, ROGER, 1478, 69. Add Perhaps s. of Roger, of
H.iwstead. Died 1482.
DRURY, ROGER, 1560, 69. Add Or perhaps s. of Sir William,
of Hawstcad; b. Mar. 23, 1540. {See Ro. above.)
DRURY, THOMAS, 1637, 69. Read Adm. June 17, 1640.
Barrister, 1647. Bencher, 1668.
Eaton, Robert
DRURY, WILLIAM, 1633, 69. Add Perhaps of Nottingham.
U. 1623. .Mdtrman, 1697 (died). Father of Charles (1681).
DRY, RICHARD, 69. Add Exhibitioner from St Paul's, 1686.
DRYWOOD, GEORGE, 1570, 70. Add Married, as his 2ud wife,
Mary, dau. of William Keiilridi<e, June 28, 1597, at St
.Michael's, Comhill. Buried at South Ocktndon, June a,
1611. M.I.
DRYWOOD, GEORGE, 1618,70. y4iJ Hides ts. of George (1570).
DRYWOOD, WILLIAM, 1588, 70. Add King's scboUr from
Uestiuiuiter. Subscribes verses with Roger Dereham.
DUCKET, JOHN, 1654-5, 70. Add Barrister. 1666.
DUCKWORTH, JOHN, 1615-6, 71. Add Perhaps schoolmaster
of Bolton-lc-.Moors, 1622, until death. Buried there Apr. 16,
1639. (K. Axon.)
DUCKWORTH, JOHN, 1669-70, 71. Add Ord. deacon (Chester)
Jan. 25; priest, Feb. 29, 1679-80. ReadC.aot R.of HasUng-
den. (F. Axon.)
DUCKWORTH, RICHARD, 71. Add Ord. priest (Norwich)
June 17, 1622. V. of Hartest and Boxtcd, Suflolk, 1660.
DUDLEY, SAMUEL, 1660, 72. Add Ord. priest (Peterb.)
Sept. 19. 1680. R. of Braddon, 1697-1739- Died i739-
DUDLEY, THOMAS, 1623, 72. Add Brother of Samuel (1626).
DUELL, EDWARD, 72. Add One of this name, called also
Dowell, C. of West Derby, Lanes., in 1609 and 1622. Perhaps
buried there Mar. 1624-5. (F. Axon.)
DUFFIELD, SAMUEL, 72- Add Ord. deacon (York) Mar.
1690-1.
DUGDAYLE, JOHN, 1626-7, 73. Add Stylc-d B.A. at institution
to St Helen's, York. Perhaps buried at CUtheroe, Lanes.,
Aug. 5, 1675. (E. Axon.)
DUKE or DUKES, BENJAMIN, 73. Add R. of Widworthy,
Devon, 1663-95. Buried there Oct. 22, 1695. (H. B.
Swanzy.)
DUMVILE, ROBERT, 73. Add One of this name C. of St Peter's,
Comhill, 1618-22.
DUNCAN or DUNKYN, PETER, 74- Add School, St Paul's.
DUNN, FIELDAN or FIELD, 75- Add C. of Chapel Allerton, in
1700-1. (R. J. Wood.)
DUNN, WILLIAM, 1625, 75. Add The minister of Brom-
borough died c. Sept. 20, 1658. (E. .\xon.)
DUNSTAR, SAMUEL, 1693, 76. Add Chaplain, ist Ro>-al
Regiment of Foot, 1702; of Erie's Regiment, 1708. (H. B.
Swanzy.)
DURAND, SIMON, 77. Add School, Westminster.
DURANT, NATHANIEL, 77. Read Ejected from Cheriton
Fitzpaine, Devon. {Calamy, 11. 12.)
DURDEN, JOHN, 1566, 77. Add Will (London C.C.) 1600.
Proved by his son Daniel (? 1594)-
DURDEN, MATTHEW, 77. Add At .Mose till 1653. Dic-d 1653.
DURHAM, FRANCIS, 77. Add R.ol Doddinghurst, Essex, 1660.
DUSGATE, JOHN, B.A. 1520-1, 78. Add Probably of Home,
Suflolk. (V. B. Redstone.)
DYER, NICHOLAS, 78. Add Chaplain of St Paul's School,
1686-7.
DYKE, DANIEL, 1629, 79. Add Sequestered to St Matthew,
Friday Street, London, Aug. 30, 1645.
DYKE, JEREMY, 1629, 79. Add B. at Epping, Nov. 15, 1611.
Read K. of Gt Pamdon, Essex, 1644-50. (V. B. Redstone.)
DYKE, NATHANIEL, 1636, 79- Add S. of Jeremy (1598). V. of
Epping. Mentioned in the books of the Fishmongers'
Company. (W. P. H. Smith.)
DYNNE, HENRY, 79. Add S. of Robert, of Hc>-don. Auditor
of the Exchequer to Queen Elizabeth. Died in London,
Nov. 20, 1586. M.I. at Heydon. (R. J. Beevor.)
DYNNE, WILLIAM, 80. Add Doubtless eldest $. of Henry
(1552)- (R- J- Reevor.)
ECHARD, JOHN, 1556, 80. Add Barrister. 1570.
EACHARD, LAURENCE, 1656, 80. Add Ord. priest {CmUiA*
Casa), Apr. 22, 1662.
BADE, REYNOLD, 80. Add Ord. priest (Salisbury) Aug. 24,
1659. R. of Bcnhall, 1659.
EARLE, JOHN, 81. Add Barrister, 165 j.
EARLE, RALPH, 81. Read Adm. at Lincota's Inn, Icb. 5,
I()7S-6.
EASTWICK or ESTWICK, JOHN, 82. Add lVi>b.ibly the preb.
of L<iKhlin, 1607-90. n-signod. (H. B. Sw.iniy.)
EATON, JOHN, i6(>6, 82. AM Ord. deacon (UMulon) Mar. ij,
1673-4; priest (Chester) Sept. 19. :675. C. of Bidston,
1675-96. Buried there July 15, 1696. (F. Axon.)
EATON, JOSEPH, 82. Add Alive in 1724. (Clegg's Lift of Ath*.
(>o,)
EATON, LAURENCE, 82. Add One of this n.inie R. of Aldfon),
Clir-hire, iiistitutwl, Dec. ^, i6<g. (Wtilktr, ii. 36; K. Axon.)
EATON, MATTHEW, 1585, 8.', Add C. and Ircturrral Mantoo,
K'ltl.uul. is8(i. £4 .» vr.ir .»nd his lomnions.
ETON or HETTON, RALt»H, f^^. Add l>ir»l I^v,
EATON. RICHARD, I5(>ft. 8». Add lUidwxnt! M.ird
adviiwson, so this should prob.iMv l>r onu: :i j
EATON. ROBERT, 1646, 81. Add R. of W Udl.
L.incs., 1635-60, cjccte<l. Minister of D.iUiLmiy (.hajKj,
Cheshire, in i66i-a, cJcctedL Nonconloraiist minister in
5I»
ECCLESTON, JOHN
Manchester, 1672, and at Prestwich, 1689, till his death.
Buried Aug. 25, 1701. (E. Axon.)
ECCLESTON, JOHN, 1629, 83. Add Barrister, 1640.
EDEN, JOHN, 1624, 84. Read Adm. at Lincohi's Inn, Apr. 26,
1627.
EDEN, WILLIAM, 1632, 84. Add Barrister, 1642. Bencher,
1659.
EDEN, WILLIAM, 169S, 84. Add Married, at Bishop Wear-
mouth, Sept. 16, 1718, Hannah Marshall. (H. M. Wood.)
EDGE, THOMAS, 85. Read Goostrey. R. of Gawsworth,
1657-62, ejected. Afterwards preacher at Withington,
Cheshire. Died June 2i, 1678. Will (Chester) 1678; as of
Chelford. (E. Axon.)
EDGELY, GEORGE, 86. Add Received £5 towards his M.A.
from churchwardens of St Margaret's, Westminster. (H. G.
Harrison.)
EDGELEY, SAMUEL, 1651, 86. Add S. of Arthur, of Poole-in-
Acton, Cheshire. C. of St Mary, Shrewsbury. C. ofThomton-
in-the-Moors, Cheshire. Probably preb. of LeighUn, 1667-9.
Father of Samuel (1675). (H. B. Swanzy; E. Axon.)
EDGELEY, SAMUEL, 1675, 86. Add S. of Samuel (1651).
EDMER, , 86. Add Dominican friar. Had been lector in
Theology in several Universities. Has licence to take the
degree of Master (D.D.?) at Cambridge; granted permission
(1398) at the Roman Court where he is residing. {Papal
Letters.)
EDMUNDSON, BENJAMIN, 87. Read C. of Chorley. School-
master there. (E. Axon.)
EDMUNDSON, CHRISTOPHER, 87. Add C. of Croston, Lanes.,
1639-42. V. of Garstang (a sequestration), 1645-54. Delete
And again, 1657. (E. Axon.)
EDMUNDSON, WILLIAM, 87. Read Coates Flat, Bamolds-
wick.
EDRIDGE, WILLIAM, 87. Add King's scholar from West-
minster, as 'Etheridge.' Doubtless incorp. at Oxford, 1676,
under this name.
EDWARDS, EDWARD, 1593-4, 88. Add Called to the Bar,
June 7, 1607.
EDWARDS, JOHN, 1653-4, 88. Add V. of Hundon, Suffolk,
1662.
EDWARDS, JOHN, 1736, 88. Add Married, at High Wycombe,
Bucks., June 25, 1754, Eleanor Plaistowe. (J. ChaUenor
Smith.)
EDWARDS, RICHARD, 1620, 89. Add Called to the Bar,
June 15, 1628.
EDWARDS, RICHARD SWINFEN, 89. Add ? also exhibitioner
from St Paul's, 1749-56.
EGERTON, CHARLES, 90. Add One of this name adm. at
Lincoln's Inn, Feb. 23, 1612.
EGERTON, Sir THOMAS, 91. Add Bencher, 1579.
EKINS, GEOFFREY, 1749, 91. Add Married, 1765, Anne, dau.
of Philip Baker, Esq., of Colston, WUts. D.D. from Trinity
College, Dublin, 1781.
ELBOROUGH, ROBERT, 92. Add Perhaps Master of the Fleet
Chapel, 1698-1702. (J. A. Venn.)
ELBOROUGH, ROGER, 92. Add Ord. priest (St David's)
Tune 8, 1628.
ELCOCKE, EPHRAIM, 92. Add Master of the Free School in
Tarvin, Cheshire, and Cat Thomton-in-the-Moors. (E.Axon.)
ELCOCK, RICHARD, 1609, 92. Add WiU (Norwich C.C.) 1630.
(V. B. Redstone.)
ELDRED, JOHN, 1646, 93. Add Barrister, 1654.
ELDRED, THOMAS, 93. Add One of these names V. of Acton,
Suffolk. Married Prudence Burton, in 1581, of Melford,
Suffolk.
ELLA, JOHN, 93. Add Ord. priest (York) Sept. 24, 1752. V. of
Bawtry, 1752. V. of Everton, 1753.
ELLIOTT, THOMAS, 1572 95. Add Barrister, 1584.
ELIOT, WILLIAM, 1650, 95. Add Ord. priest (Exeter).
ELLIS, JOHN, 1696, 97. Add Probably ord. deacon (St Asaph)
Sept. X, 1 712; priest, Sept. 20, 1713; as B.A. of St John's.
ELLIS, JOHN, 1740, 97. Add Died Nov. 4, 1787. Buried at
South Repps. (R. J. Beevor.)
ELLIS, THOMAS, 97. Add One of these names C. of Long
Melford, Suffolk, 1594. (V. B. Redstone.)
ELLIS, THOMAS, 1635, 98. Add One of these names C. of
Hempstead, Essex, in 1650.
ELLISON, CUTHBERT, 98. Add Bapt. Sept. 23, 1638, at St
Nicholas, Newcastle. (H. M. Wood.)
ELLISON, DAVID, 98. Add Minister of Liverpool, 1644. (E.
Axon.)
ELLISON, JOHN, 1652, 98. Add C. or minister of Churchkirk,
Lanes., 1661-3. (E. Axon.)
ELLISON, JOHN, 1719, 99. Add Bapt. at All Saints', New-
castle, Dec. 27, 1694. (H. M. Wood.)
ELLISON, SAMUEL, 99. Add C. of Warrington in Dec. 1662,
and R. in Jan. 1662-3. (E. Axon.)
ELLISON, THOMAS, 1668, 99. Add Minister of Flixton, Lanes.,
1660-1. R. of Ashton-under-Lyne untU his death.
ELLISON, THOMAS, 1685, 99. Add Will (Chester) 1717; as
R. of Ashton-on-Mersey. Father of Thomas (1720). (E.
Axon.)
Eyre, Edward
ELLISON, TIMOTHY, 99. Delete P.O. of Coley, Halifax, 1682-
c. 1702. (E. Axon.)
ELLISTON, JOHN, 1727, 99. Add Martin exhibitioner from
Ipswich.
ELMSAL, HENRY, 99. Add C. of Armley, Apr. 4, 1720 to June,
1721. (R. J. Wood.)
ELMY, THOMAS, 100. Add Probably of Palgrave, Suffolk.
(V. B. Redstone.)
ELSBIE, JAMES, 100. Add P.C. of Teddington, 1677. V. of
Chiswick, 1678-9 to Mar. 1715-6 (resigned). Will proved
(P.C.C.) 1719. (H. G. Harrison.)
ELSLEY, WILLIAM, 100. Add Preb. of Ripon, 1717-23.
(W. J. Kaye.)
ELTISLEY, ROBERT, 100. Add Petitioned the Pope for canonry
of Llandaff, 1363. At that time B.C.L.
ELTISLEY, THOMAS {junior), 100. Add Petitioned the Pope
for canonry of Wilton, 1363; granted Newton, Winchester.
At that time R. of Bletchley, and V. of Grantchester.
ELTONHEAD, GEORGE, loi. ^(ii V. of Preston next Wmgham,
Kent, 1578-93. {See Home Counties Mag., vn. 125.)
ELWES, HENRY, loi. Add Called to the Bar, Nov. 3, 1641.
ELLWOOD, JOHN, 102. Read According to Calamy he con-
formed and became minister of Walcot and East Ruston.
(A. G. Matthews.)
ELWOOD, SAMUEL, 102. Add V. of Bishopthorpe, Yorks.,
1658-62, ejected. {None. Mem., 11. 585; Lambeth MSS.)
ELEY, HENRY, 102. Add Probably s. of Robert (1582-3).
ELYE, ROBERT, 102. Add Died May 21, 1644, aged 91. Buried
at Charing, May 24, 1644. Probably father of Henry (1617).
(H. G. Harrison.)
Add ELY, THOMAS DE, 102. M.A. Petitioned the Pope for
a benefice, 1363.
EMMERSON, JOHN, 1719, 102. Add Bapt. at All Saints',
Newcastle, Sept. 5, 1700. (H. M. Wood.)
EMMERSON, NICHOLAS, 102. Read Of Brotherlee, Durham.
EMERSON, WILLIAM, 1683, 103. Add Bapt. at Whickham,
Dec. 7, 1668. (H. M. Wood.)
EMLYN, THOMAS, 1751, 103. Add Barrister, 1756. Bencher,
1782. Treasurer, 1795.
EMOT, JOHN, 103. Add John Emott, minister of Wantage,
married Bridgett Paine, Feb. 4, 1573-4- (Phillimore's
Bucks. Marriages.)
EMPSON, JOHN, 1736, 103. Add V. of Scawby, Lines., i755-87-
Died 1787.
ENGHAM, THOMAS, 104. Add Called to the Bar, Feb. 12,
1681-2.
ENGLISH, HENRY, 104. ^(« Barrister, 1647.
ENGLISH or INGLISH, JOHN, 104. Add Probably ord. priest
(Galloway) Aug. 20, 1661. Minister at Takeley, Essex, in
1664.
ENGLISH, ROBERT, 1567, 104. Add Received a grant from
Ipswich Corporation for his maintenance at College, 1570.
ENGLISH, THOMAS, 104. AddBarrister, 1652.
Add EROWE, JOHN, 105. Petitioned the Pope for another
living, 1363. Of Little Chesterford, Essex. V. of Little
ChishaU.
ERISEY, HENRY, 105. /I rf^i Barrister, 1653.
.^d-iERPINGHAM, THOMAS DE, 105. B.C.L. V. of Hinderley,
Suffolk. Petitioned the Pope for a canonry at Bangor, 1363.
ERRINGTON, RICHARD, 105. Add Bapt. at Pittington as
'Arington,' Dec. 2, 1632. (H. M. Wood.)
ERSKINE, CHARLES, 105. Add Died June 25, and buried
July 10, 1749.
ERSKINE, WILLIAM, 105. Add Chaplain to Prince Rupert.
Of Salop. Married Rachel, probably dau. of Sir William
Owen, of Condovei, Salop. {Cal. ofComm.for Compounding.)
ESKRIGG, ROBERT, 106. Add C. of Wmwick, Lanes., in 1696.
ETHERIDGE, JAMES, 107. Add CaUed to the Bar, Nov. 28,
1680.
ETHERINGTON, GEORGE, 1741, 107. Add Ord. deacon (York)
June 14, 1647; priest, 1650. C. of Thome.
ETHERINGTON, LEWIS, 107. Add Perhaps caUed to the Bar
(Inner Temple) Nov. 1665.
ETONY, GEORGE, 107. Add Died at Greenstead, 1648-9.
EVANS, RODERIC, 109. Add Ord. deacon (St Asaph) Dec. 24,
1682; priest (Chester) June 3, 1683. C. of Bangor on Dee,
in 1691. (E. Axon.)
EVANS, WILLIAM, 1626, 109. Add Ord. priest (St David's)
Feb. 23, 1632-3. V. of Bramfield, Suffolk, 1661.
EVANS, WILLIAM, 1685-6, 109. Add Schoolmaster at Audlem
lor 35 years. Aged 73 at death. (E. Axon.)
EVATT, ANTHONY, 109. Add Will proved at Burv, May 18,
1643. Wife Agnes. Of Gt Stukeley, Hunts. (V.B.Redstone.)
EVERARD, HUGH, no. Add Will (York) Dec. 3, 1668.
EVERDEN or EVERENDEN, HUMPHREY, 111. Add C. oi
Theydon Gamon, Essex, in 1637. Will, 1654.
EWER, ROGER, 113. Add King's scholar from Westmuister
whose election failed in 1586.
EYES, JOHN, 113. Add Bapt. at Standish, Lanes., Nov. 4,
1627. (E. Axon.)
EYRE or EYER, EDWARD, 114. Read V. of Haverhill, Suffolk,
1 615. Delete Perhaps.
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Fagg, Robert
FAGG, ROBERT, 115. Add CaUed to the Bar, July, 1671.
FAGG, THOiMAS, 115. Add Died a student at Clare College,
Mar. 7, 1753, aKt'<' i7. and buried in St Edward's church,
Cambridge. (H. G. Harrison.)
FAIRCLOUGH, EDWARD, 116. ^<W Barrister, 1610.
FAIRFAX, HENRY, 1602, 117. Read R. of Ashton-under-Lyne,
i6i(}-c. 1643. Hi. Axon.)
FARLEY, EDMUND, 121. Add One of these names R. of Deal,
155 1, and R. of Gt Mongeham, Kent. Buried in Deal
church. Will proved (Canterbury) 1554-5. (H. G. Har-
rison.)
FARMER, EDWARD, 1658, i2i. Add School, St Paul's,
1675-S6.
FARNSFIELD, THOMAS, 1668, 122. Add One of this name,
C. of Smarden, Kent, was buried there Oct. i2, 1680. (H. G.
Harrison.)
FARRANT or FERRAND, RICHARD, 123. DeUte Adm. student
of the Middle Temple, etc. Calamy says that the Brasenose
Fellow was the ejected minister of Musbury, Devon.
FARRER, WILLIAM, c. 1595, 123. Add WiU (Norwich C.C.)
1637. (V. B. Redstone.)
FARRAR, WILLIAM, 1720, 123. Add Perhaps afternoon
preacher at Wath-upon-Deane, Yorks. Buried there Nov. 21,
1741.
FARSIDE or FAIRSIDE, THOMAS, 1712, 124. Add R. of
Whitby, Yorks., 1734-6. (W. J. Kaye.)
FARSIDE, THOMAS, 1748, 124. Add Ord. deacon (York)
May 21, 1752. C. of Camaby.
FAVELL, JAMES, 125. Add One of these names Inc. of Barton
Seagrave, Northants., in 1746. (M. H. Peacock.)
FAVOUR, JOHN, 125. Add The R. of Bainton was probably of
O.xford.
FAWCETT, CHRISTOPHER, 1708, 125. Add Exhibitioner from
St Paul's, 1707.
FAWCET, THOMAS, 1589, 126. Read Of Russendale or
Ravenstondale.
FAWKNER or FALCONER, DANIEL, 126. Add One of these
names R. of Aldham, Essex, by 1628. Will, 1653.
FAWKENER, EDWARD, May S, 1674, 126. Add Probably s.
of Edward, of Uppingham. Exhibitioner of Uppingham
School, 1675. His father was M.P. for Rutland in 1681.
The son was called to the Bar at the Middle Temple, in i68i.
Aged 23 in 1682.
FAUCKNER, JOHN, 126. Add Perhaps, as John 'Facon,'
ord. deacon (Coventry and Lichfield) Dec. 22; priest, Dec. 24,
1615. B. at Hadleigh. (Yorkshire Arch. Journal, xiv. 81.)
FAWKES, EDWARD, 127. Add Perhaps Registrar-advocate of
the Consistory Court of York. Buried in the Minster,
Jan. 16, 1578-9, aged about 46. ? Father of Guy.
FAWKES, FRANCIS, 1737-8, 127. Add His widow Ann was
adm. to Bromley College, Nov. 29, 1777. (H. B. Swanzy.)
FAULKES or FALKE, THOMAS, 1623, 127. Add Probably
V. of Runham, Norfolk, 1639-43. (R. J. Beevor.)
FEAST, EDWARD, 1668, 128. Add Martin exhibitioner from
Ipswich School.
FEATLEY, HENRY, 128. Add One of this name married,
Nov. I, 1682, Hannah Wightman, of Newark. (J. Challenor
Smith.)
FELL, SPENCER, 128. Add Ord. priest (Norwich) Feb. 22,
1623-4.
FELTON, JOHN, 1659-60, 129. Add Barrister, 1670.
FELTON, JOHN, 1699, 129. Add Barrister, 1706.
FELTON, TIMOTHY, 129. Add Barrister, 1666.
FENNE, GEORGE, 130. Add Married Percis Pitt, widow, at
Syleham, Suffolk, Sept. 7, 1633. Of South Elmham St Cross,
1644-5. R.of.Mburgh, 1647. (V.B.Redstone; J. Ch. Smith.)
FENN, JOHN, 1651, 130. Add Ord. priest (Chichester) June 6,
1660. C. of Barsham.
FENNE, WILLIAM, 1609-10, 130. Add Sequestered, 1644.
Uird at Thcberton, Apr. 28, 1651. (V. B. Redstone.)
FENDER, GEORGE, 130. For Age 22 read Age 20.
FENTON, JAMES, 1649, 131. Add Ord. priest (Chichester)
.Aug. 3, 1660.
FENTON, JAMES, 1690, 131. Add Instituted V. of Lancaster,
Mar. 17, 1684-5. Buried there Feb. 9, 1713-4- (E. Axon.)
FENTON, JAMES, 171 1, 131. Add B. Dec. 30, 1687. Bapt.
Jan. 3, 1687-8, at Lancaster. (E. Axon.)
FENWICK, EDWARD, 132. Read V. of Kirk Whclpington,
1721-34. Buried July 24. (H.M.Wood.)
FENWICK, ROBERT, 1706, 132. ^(W Bapt.at Tunstall, Nov. 5,
1688. M.P. for Lancaster, 1741-7. Buried at Tunstali,
Feb. 16, 1749-50. Read Burrow Hall is in Lanes. DeUie
Nov. 9, 1736. (E. Axon.)
FENWICK, THOMAS, 1751, 132. Add Bapt. at St Andrew's,
Newcastle, Aug. 14, 1733. (H. M. Wood.)
FERNE, GEORGE, 1702, 133. Add Perhaps died in Dublin.
(iMvciM.in's Journal, Oct. 14-17, 1769; H. B. Swan/y.)
FERNE, JOHN, 1572, 133. /l<i<i Called to the Bar, June iH, 1587.
FERON, ROBERT, B.A. 1520- t, 133. /IJJ Minister of Tedding-
ton, 1535. Indicted with John Hall (|XThaps B.Can.L.
1512-3) for denying the King's spiritual supremacy. (Dixon,
Hist, of Church of England; P. E. Towell.)
Flasby, John
FERRAND or FARRAND, TIMOTHY, 134. AdA^ Master of
Skipton Grammar School, 1674-85.
FERRAR, WILLIAM, 134. Add 3rd s. of Nicholas, of London.
Proliaiily emigrated, 1618, to Virginia. Became a magistrate
and mcmljer of H.M. Council. Died before June 11, 1637.
(l-:. Alf. Jon(^.)
FERROUR, HENRY, 135. Add Barrister, 1647.
Add FIDYON, WILLIAM, 135. Student of Canon Law,
Cambridge, 1442. R. of Worlington, Suflolk. (Papal
Letters.)
FIELDHOUSE, WILLIAM, 136. Add Matric. as Sieldhoute.
(r. A. Venn.)
FINCH, HENRY, 1651, 138. /<<«S. of Peter. Bapt. at Standish,
Sept. 8, 1633. (E. Axon.)
FINCH, WILLIAM, 1625, 139. Add One of these names V. of
Little Missenden, Bucks., 1663.
FINCHAM, RICHARD, 1671, 139. Add Adm. at the Inner
Temple. Called to the Bar, Nov. 28, 1679.
FINNEY, THOMAS, 1750, 140. Add Ord. deacon (Chester)
Apr. 6, 1755.
FIRMIN, GILES, 1704, 140. Add Perhaps Chancellor of Cashel,
1729-56, and V. of Mohill, .Ardagh, in 1754. (H. B. Swanzy;
Cotton's Fasti.)
FIRMIN, JOHN, 1638, 140. Add Ord. priest (KUmore) Apr. 9,
1650. C. of Long Melford in 1662.
FISH, ROBERT, 1640-1, 141. Add In 1691 stated to be 56 years
old with a wife and seven children. (Gordon, Freedom after
ejection, 110; see Al. Oxon.)
FISHER, ANTHONY, 1646-7, 142- Add Barrister, 1656.
FISHER, BARDSEY, 142. Add Chaplain to Sir John Jacob's
Regiment of Foot, 1695-1702. (H. B. Swanzy.)
FISHER, JAMES, 1622, 142. /f(/<i R. of Clipsham, 1628. Buried
at Laughton-en-le-Morthen, Yorks., Jan. 29, 1666-7.
FISHER, JAMES, 1625, 142. For Petcham read Fetcham.
FISHER, JOHN, 1640, 143. Add Ejected from .\shingdoD, ibdi.
(David's Essex. 343; A. G. Matthews.)
FISHER, JOSEPH, 143. Add Admon. at Chester, 1679, as V. of
Tarvin. (E. Axon.)
FISHER, MATTHEW, 143. Add WiU (Norwich C.C.) 162J.
(V. B. Redstone.)
FISHER, PETER, 143. Add .Martin exhibitioner from Ipswich,
1667.
FISHER, ROBERT, 1616, 143. Add This, or the next, V. of
Belrhamp St Paul, Essex, in 1644.
FISHER, ROBERT, 1672, 143. Add Married Ann Cooper, of
Laxton, Nov. 21, 1678, aged 23. (J. Challenor Smith.)
FYSEN, THOMAS, 1630, 144. Add Ord. priest (CiriUlc) May 6,
1647. Delete Perhaps.
FISHWEEK, JOHN, 144. Add Probably ord. deacon (Chester)
Aug. 7, 1671; priest, Apr. 19, 1675. C. of Witton, Cheshire,
1675-1718. Buried there Nov. 25, 1718. (E. Axon.)
FISKE, JOHN, B.A. 1492-3, 144. Add Probably s. of Sir John
Fyske. Will proved (Ipswich) Apr. 21, 1531.
FISKE, JOHN, 1627, 144. Add Probably bapt. at Norton, May 7,
1609. Of Clopton. Lieut. -Colonel of Suflolk .\uxiliaries
under Col. Fairfax at siege of Colchester. Father of James
and of William (1658). Died June 4, 1684. M.I. at RatUes-
dcn. Will (P.C.C). (R. J. Beevor.)
FISKE, JOHN, 1710-1, 144. Add S. of the Rev. Zachariah, of
Cockfield. Bapt. Dec. 28, 1693. Married Elizabeth Gasnold,
in 1724. Died Oct. 4, 1764. M.I. at Thorpe Morieux. (R. J.
Beevor.)
FISKE, THOMAS, 1686-7, 144. Add Probably R. of Old Newton.
Delete R. of Gt Bromley... Suflolk. This one was of Oxford
and died 1763.
FISKE, THOMAS, 1694-5, 144. Add S. of Zachariah. of Ccick-
field. Bapt. there, June 16, 1678. R. of Shimplingthome,
Essex, 1704-22. Married Ann Morloy at Halste.id, Oct. 10,
1708. Buried at Shimplingthonic, .\ug. 13, 1722. Father
ot John (1710-1). (K. I. Hoovor.)
FISKE, THOMAS, 1735, i44- Read S. of Thomas (i6«6-7).
FISKE, VyiLLIAM, 1631, 144. Add I»rob;ibly s. of WiUiam, of
Norton. Bapt. there, Jan. 13, 1613-4. Die<l June 24. 1678.
and was buried there.
FISKE, ZACHARY, 144. Add S. of Robert, of Norton. Bapt.
there, Mar. 4. 1647. V. of Wi-stloton, 1672-4- R- of Thebcr-
ton, 1672-8V K. of Cockfiold, 1676-1708. R. of Hadlriich,
1691-1708. Buried at Cockfield, Sept. 15, 1708. (R. J-
Be<>vor.)
FITZHUGH, ROBERT, 145. Add Master of St Leonard's
Hospit.il, ^■ork. Iiuorp. at (Ixfoni, 1415.
FITZ-JEFFREY, HENRY. 146. .-«././ Barrister, 1621.
FITZSYMOND, NICHOLAS, 140. Add Of St Patrick. IX>nou|ch-
nidre. ('iriiiiid liiiMie, 1400, for five )i'ars' residence at
()\fonl .mil C.imlMi.Ue.
FITZ-SIMMONS, RICHARD, 146. Add Barrister, 1622.
FITZWILLIAM, WILLIAM, 1728-9, 146. Add School, West-
niiii-iter. .s>(- .1/. West.. .\pp. v.
FLASBY, EDWARD, 147. .-(.U S. of Francis. Bapt. at Tunstali,
Iniii- I.', H><)H. (E. Axon.)
FLASBY, JOHN, 147. Add S. of Thomas, of Leek. Bapt. al
Tunstali, Feb. 1. 1678-9.
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Fleet, Samuel
FLEET, SAMUEL, 147. Add Ord. priest (Ardfert) Aug. 27, 1660.
Read R. of Gt Bromley, Essex.
FLEETWOOD, CHARLES WILLIAM, 148. Add Bapt. at
Aldwinkle, Jan. i, 1697-8.
FLEMING, JOHN, 1630, 148. Add Barrister, 1640.
FLEMING, JOHN, 1722-3, 148. AddOrd. deacon {Litt.dim.iTom
Yoik) Mav, 1729.
FLEMING, ROGER, 148. Read School, St Bees (Mr Radcliffe).
Perhaps ord. deacon (Chester) Aug. 20, i68i. Licensed to
teach at Grasmere, Sept. 4, 1684. C. of Ambleside, Aug. 27,
1686. Died c. 1695. (J. R. Magrath.)
FLEMING, WILLIAM, 1711-2, 148. Add Bapt. at Urswick,
Nov. 10, 1692. (E. Axon.)
FLETCHER, BARTHOLOMEW, 149. Add Barrister, 1653.
FLETCHER, JAMES, 1655, 149- Add Ord. priest (Candida
Casa) June 27, 1661. C. of Shimpling, Suffolk, in 1662.
FLETCHER, JAMES, 1676, 149. Delete R. of Mobberley, etc.
See James Flesher in Al. Oxon.
FLETCHER, JOHN, 1644, 149. Add Barrister, 1653.
FLETCHER, JOSEPH, 1595, 150. ^d(iWiU (Norwich C.C.) 1637.
(V. B. Redstone.)
FLETCHER, PHILIP, 150. Add WiU (York) dated June 26,
1661. (W. J. Kave.)
FLINTE, GEORGE,' 151. Read Died 1668. Add Buried at
Askham, Aug. 12, 1668.
FLOWER, CHRISTOPHER, 151. Add Ord. priest (Ardfert)
May 29, 1647.
FLOWER, STEPHEN, 152. Add Married, Feb. 16, 1679-80,
aged 30, Martha Whitehead, of St Peter's, Nottingham.
(J. Challenor Smith.)
FLOWERDEW, SAMUEL, 152. Add Probably ord. priest
(Norwich) Sept. 22, 1661. C. of Braiseworth, Suffolk, in 1662.
FOCHE, WILLIAM, 153. Add Married Elizabeth, dau. of John
Wheatley, of Margate. Died Aug. i, 1713, aged 56. (H. G.
Harrison.)
FODEN, SAMUEL, 153. Add S. of Samuel. Presbyter. Died
Mar. 3, 1688, aged 33. (Heame's Diacy, iv. 8; H. B.Swanzy.)
FOGG, ARTHUR, 154. Add Bapt. at Prestwich, Sept. 29, 1668,
where his father was C. Read B. at Heaton, Prestwich.
Married Anne Burrows, Dec. 23, 1697, at St Oswald's,
Chester. (E. Axon.)
FOGGE, JOHN, 154. Add Bapt. in Chester Cathedral, Mar. 22,
1701-2. (E. Axon.)
FOGGE, LAURENCE, 154. Add Ord. presbyter, 1658. Ord.
deacon and priest (Whitheme) Feb. 28, 1660-1. R. of
Hawarden, Flintshire, to 1662. (E. Axon.)
FOGG, ORLANDO, 1723, 154. Add Bapt. in Chester Cathedral,
May 31, 1706. (E. Axon.)
FOGGE, ROBERT, 1718, 154. Add Bapt. in Chester Cathedral,
Feb. 13, 1700-1. (E. Axon.)
FOGG, TIMOTHY, 154. Add Bapt. at Liverpool, Feb. 2, 1661-2.
(E. Axon.)
FOLDS or FOWLDS, WILLIAM, 154. Add Master of the Free
School, Carrickmacross, Co. Monaghan, 1713-45. V. of
Ardee, Armagh, 1742-63. Died May 29, 1763. WLU dated
Jime 29, 1759; proved (P.C.C.) June 21, 1763. (Leslie's
Armagh Clergv, 100; H. B. Swanzy.)
FOULKES, EDWARD, 155. Add Ord. deacon (St Asaph)
Sept. 21, 1718.
FOLKES, FRANCIS, 1593-4, 155. Add R. of Sproughton,
Suffolk, 1610-44. Sequestered. Married a dau. of Richard
Cavendish, of Homsey, Middlesex. Probably father of
Thomas (1617). (V.B.Redstone.)
FOULKES, FRANCIS, 1661, 155. Add The Gray's Inn records
shew his father as Knight. Probably Deputy-Governor of
Co. Cork, 1690, and perhaps High Sheriff, 1702. (H. B.
Swanzy.)
FOULKE, FRANCIS, From Trinity College, Dublin, 155. Add
R. of Kilbrew, Meath, 1699-1712. Will proved Prerog., 1713.
(H. B. Swanzy.)
FOULKES or FOWKES, ROBERT, 155. Add Barrister, 1670.
FOLKES, THOMAS, 1617, 156. Add One of these names s. of
Francis (1593-4), ai^d C. to his fatherat Earl Soham, Suffolk.
Arraigned for witchcraft, 1642. (PampUet, A Magazine of
Scandal, etc., pub. 1642; V. B. Redstone.)
FORD, CORNELIUS, 157. Add The father of Joseph (1679).
FORD, FRANCIS, 157. Add Perhaps C. of Astbury, Cheshire,
1640-2, and R. of Kinnersley, Hereford. Read M.A. 1639.
FORD, JOSEPH, 157. Read S. of Cornelius. Bapt. at King's
Norton, Worcs., Apr. 1662. Married Jane, widow of Gregory
Hickman. (A. L. Reade.)
Add FORDHAM, ROBERT DE, 158. B.Can.L. Petitioned the
Pope, 1366, for augmentation of his benefice.
FORMAN, WATSON, 159. Add Mary, dau. of Watson Forman,
clerk, and his wife Elizabeth; bapt. at Coleby, Lines.
Sept. 15, 1673.
FOSTER, EDWARD, 161. Add Exhibitioner from St Paul's,
i68'i-92.
FOSTER, FRANCIS, 161. Add Perhaps surgeon, of London.
Died at York. Will dated Aug. i, 1641. Proved Aug. 1642.
(W. J. Kaye.)
FOSTER, GEORGE, 1579, 161. Delete Probably. His father's
Freshwater, Edward
will (proved Mar. 17, 1581-2) mentions him as at Cambridge.
(H. M. Wood.)
FOSTER, GILES, 161. Add Will (York) dated Dec. 28, 1661.
(W. J. Kaye.)
FOSTER, JOHN, 161. Add Probably called to the Bar (Inner
Temple) May 11, 1611.
FOSTER, ROBERT, 1700, 163. Add Probably s. of WiUiam
(1666). Bapt. at Croston, Lanes., Dec. 7, 1681. (E. Axon.)
FOSTER, THOMAS, 1627, 163. Add One of these names V. of
Ludford parva, Lines., 1663. V. of North Willingham, 1663.
FOSTER, WILLIAM, 1588-9, 164. Add The Bishop's will
implies that he was of Tatham in Lanes., and not of Cambs.
He was Queen's preacher in Lanes, from c. 1598-c. 1609. R.
of Barrow, Cheshire, 1602-35. R. of Northenden, 1625-35.
(E. Axon.)
FOUNTAIN, HARRINGTON, 166. Add Barrister, 1671.
FOUNTEYNE, JOHN, 1573, 166. Add CaUed to the Bar, June 18,
1587.
FOUNTAIN, JOHN, 1613, 166. Add Bencher, 1653.
FOUNTAIN,THOMAS, 1657, 167. /ld<i Barrister, 1668. Bencher,
1689.
FOULE, THOMAS, 1624, 167. Add Ord. priest (Norwich) Aug.
26, 1662.
FOWLER, ABRAHAM, 167. Add S. of Richard (1607). Bapt.
at Barthomley, Apr. 16, 1622. Married, June 11, 1657,
Anne, dau. of Christopher Horton. Brother of Isaac (1640).
(R. J. Beevor.)
FOWLER, DANIEL, 167. Add Buried at Ripon Nov. 18, 1614.
(W. J. Kaye.)
FOWLER, ISAAC, 1640, 168. Add S. of Richard (1607). Bapt.
at Barthomlev, Dec. 3, 1623.
FOWLER, MOSES, 168. Add Buried at Ripon, Mar. 14, 1607-8.
Read Died Mar. 1607-8. His dau. Anne was buried there,
.•\pr. 20, 1589. (W. J. Kaye.)
FOWLER, RICHARD, 1607, 168. Add S. of William. Bapt. at
Dalbury, Nov. 15, 1589. Married Katherine, dau. of Thomas
Ashton, of London, haberdasher. R. of Barthomley, Cheshire,
1617, until death 1648 (?). (R. J. Beevor.)
FOWLLER, RICHARD, 1736, 168. .,4 dd His widow Amy married
John Stanford, and died .Mar. 30, 1795, aged 54. (V. B.
Redstone.)
FOWLER, STEPHEN, 168. Add Minister of Kilsby, Northants.
Probablv Presbvterian ministerat Newbury, Berks., in 1684.
FOWLER, THOMAS, 1640, 168. Add Ord. presbyter by the
Manchester Classis, Nov. 22, 1648, as minister of Sandiacre,
Derbs. One of these names R. of Halton, Lanes., 1674;
buried there, as C, Apr. 18, 1677. (E. .-^xon.)
FOX {alias RAGHAT), PATRICK, 170. Add Papal mandate,
1407, for canonry of Ossory. Dean of Cloyne. Bishop of
Cork.
FOXE, TIMOTHY, 170. For Mar. 32 read Mar. 23.
FOX, WILLIAM, B.A. 1573-4. i7o. Add Perhaps presented by
the CrowTi to V. of Ansley, Coventry, Dec. 22, 1591. (S. P.
Dam.; J. B. Whitmore.)
FOXCROFT, RICHARD, 1673, 170. Add V. of Lea, diocese of
Kildare, 1700. R. of St Michael's, Portarlington, 1702.
Chancellor of Kildare, 1707-32. (H. B. Swanzy.)
FOXLEY, WILLIAM, 1673, 171. Add Tallington is probably
Taddington, Derbs., near Tideswell. Probably the same as
the next. One of these names was V. of Prestbury, Cheshire,
1693-1722. Will (Chester) 1722. (E. Axon.)
FRANCIS, ARTHUR, 172. Add A Notts, man of this name ord.
presbyter by the .Manchester Classis, Dec. 10, 1651, aged 25.
Minister of Stretford, Lanes., 1651-2. (E. Axon.)
FRAUNCIS, HENRY, 172. Add Exhibitioner from St Paul's,
1619-25.
FRAUNCES, EDWARD, 1623-4, 172. Add At Eimswell, in
1649. (V. B. Redstone.)
FRANCIS, RICHARD, 172. Add Ord. priest (Norwich) Feb. 22,
1652-3.
FRANKLYN, EDWARD, 1566, 174. Add Married Rebekah,
dau. of Thomas Willet, preb. of Ely.
FRANKLIN, EDWARD, 1604, 175- liead S. of Edward (1566).
Married Elizabeth, dau. of John Montfort, canon of St Paul's.
FRANKLYN, NICHOLAS, 1613, i75- Add Bencher, 1639.
Autumn Reader, 1641. Treasurer, 1652.
FRANCKLIN or FRANKLAND, PETER, 175. Add The R. of
Wood Rising was ord. priest (Kilmore) Mar. i, 1649-50.
FRANKLIN, WILLIAM, 1630-1, 176. ^<ii One of these names,
B..\., V. of Totham, Essex, 1652-9.
FRANKLYN, WILLIAM, 1641, 176. Add Ord. priest (Kilmore)
Dec. 15, 1651.
FRECKLETON, ROGER, 176. Add Ord. priest (Chester) Sept.
23, 1753-
FRENCHE, PETER, 1578, 178. Add Another, Lector of Halton,
Cheshire, in 1609. (E. Axon.)
FREERE, HENRY, 1655, 179. Add Si Paul's, 1653-
FREERE, MICHAEL, 1666-7, 179. Add Died Dec. 24, 1720.
Buried at Roughton. (R. J. Beevor.)
FREER, WILLIAM, 1651, 179. Add Treasurer of Dromore,
1668-81. (H. B. Swanzy.)
FRESHWATER, EDWARD, 180. Add Barrister, 1634.
522
Freston, Richard
FRESTON, RICHARD, i8o. AdJ The Mendham man was s. of
Sir Richard, of Mendham. Married Cirelv, dau. of Thomas
Fclton, of Plavford. (K. J. Bcevor.)
FRESTON, WILLIAM, i8o. Aad Probably eldest s. of Richard
(1S64). Died 1621. (R. J. lleevor.)
Add FRETON, ROGER DE, 180. D.C.L. Preb. of St Paul's.
Preb. of Hereford. Member of the Household of Bishop
Wm. Bateman, in 1355 (B.C.L.). Of Rattlesden, Suffolk.
Add FRISBY, ROBERT DE, 181. Of Lincoln diocese. V.
of St John's, Cambridge. Petitioned the Pope, 1363, for a
benefice.
FRITH, JOSIAS, i8i. Add Migrated to Trinity College, Dublin.
B..-\. 1605; M.A. and Fellow, 1610. (H. B. Swanzy.)
FROGGE, HENRY, i8i. Add Will (Norwich C.C.) 1618. (V. B.
Redstone.)
FROST, JAMES, 1652, 182. Add Ord. priest {Candida Casa),
Dec. 18, 1660. R. of Langham, 1660.
FROST, THOMAS, 1643, 182. Add R. of Pettaugh, Suffolk,
1654-5. (V. B. Redstone.)
FULHAM, EDWARD, 183. Add A Westminster scholar of 'The
House.'
FULKE, WILLIAM, 1555, 183. Add School, Exhibitioner from
St Paul's. (J. A. Venn.)
FULLER, JOHN, 1618, 184. Add V. of Stebbing, Essex, 1634.
V. of St Peter's, Ipswich, 1645. V. of St Botolph Without
Aldersgate, 1649. R. of St Martin's, Iremonger Lane, 1654.
(A. G. Matthews.)
FULLER, JOHN, 1635, 184. DeMe Will (P.C.C.) to end.
[Calamy, i. 129; A. G. Matthews.)
FULLER, SAMUEL, 1650, 185. Add Ord. priest (GaUoway)
Julv 24, 1661.
FULLER, THOMAS, 1672, 185. Add Exhibitioner of Upping-
ham School, 1672. B. 1655. Bapt. May 7, 1655. (A. Hawley.)
FYLAY, JOHN, 1446-76, 187. Add Grant for life in 1446 to be
one of the scholars of King's Hall. (Pal. Rolls.)
GALE, JOSIAS, 188. Add S. of George, of Crediton. Brother
of TheophUus (1619). (F. R. Gale.)
GALE, ROBERT, 1609, 188. Add For 30 years domestic
chaplain to Christian, Countess of Devonshire. Wife
Sarah. Died June 23, 1659, aged 64. M.I. Putney. (F. R.
Gale.)
GALE, SIMON, 1635, 188. Perhaps father of Simon (1671-2).
Both said to be of Bedfordshire. (F. R. Gale.)
GALE, THEOPHILUS, 1619, 188. Add S. of George, of Crediton.
Married (i) Mary Ryder, widow, of King's Teignton, Dec. 8,
1620; (2) Bridget, dau. of John Waldron, of Beaton, Feb. 18,
1622. (F. R. Gale.)
GALE, WILLIAM, 1649, 189. Delete Probably.
GALLARD, JOHN, 189. Add One of this name buried at St
John Baptist, Maddermarket, Norwich. (Blomefleld,
Norfolk, IV. 297; J. B. Whitmore.)
GALLY, SAMUEL, 189. AddOxA. deacon (Chester) Dec. 19, 1686.
GAFFER, HENRY, 191. Add Bencher, 1754. Read Died May
15, and buried May 18, 1767. Grandson of William Fane
(1642). (J. Beresford.)
GARBRAND, THOMAS, 191. Add School, Westminster; adm.
1728, aged 15. Probably died in Jamaica, 1738.
GARDINER, DANIEL, 1642, 191. Add Ord. priest (Exeter).
GARDINER, EDMUND, 1661, 191. y^iM Barrister, 1671.
GARDINER, HENRY, 1599, 192. Delete Perhaps V. of Elmdon,
Kssex, till 1645, when he died. Add Died 1645.
GARDNER, MICHAEL, 1652, 193. Delete Doubtless. Add
Aged 15 in 1648. (J. B. Whitmore.)
GARDNER, RICHARD, 1564, 193. Add One of these names
V. of Dalton, Lanes, ('noe preacher'), 1577, until death.
Will (Richmond Archd.) 1617. (E. Axon.)
GARENCIERES, DUDLEY, 194. Read R. of Waverton, June 28,
Ib77-i702. (E. Axon.)
GARFORTHE or GARFOOT, EDMUND, 194. See DRING,
EDMUND.
GARLAND, AUGUSTIN, 195. Add Barrister, 1639.
GARLEY, ANTHONY, 1631, 195. Add R. of Cumberworth,
Lines., 1663.
GARLICK, JOHN, 1724, 195. Add Probably s. of Thomas,
physician, of Wolverhampton. (J. P. Mander.)
GARMSTON, JOHN, 195. Add K. of Darley-in-the-High-Peak,
Derbs., and from there installed preb. in Wolverhampton
Collegiate Church, Feb. 27, 1729-30. Stated to have been
bom in Worcestershire. (J. P. Mander.)
GARNETT, JOHN, 1689, 196. Add Bapt. at Rothbury, Jan. 17,
1 670-1; ass. of Henry, minister of Rothbury. (H. M. Wood.)
GARNEYS, CLARE, 196. Add Married (2) Anne, of Weston,
Suffolk, who died June, 1704. Admon. to Thomas Arm-
strong, clerk, guardian of Thomas Reed. (V. B. Redstone.)
GARRAD, SAMUEL, 197. Add r.xhibitioner from St Paul's,
1631-51.
GARRARD or GARRAD, JOHN, 197. AddOrA. priest (Norwich)
Nov. 10, i6fii. V. of Wiston, 1662.
GARRETT, ROBERT, 197. Add One of these names minister
of St Margaret's, Westminster; signed brief there, 1650.
(V. B. Redstone.)
Gerard, Richard
GARRETT, SAMUEL, 197. Add Ord. deacon (Chester) Feb. to,
1686-7, af!ed 23.
GARTHE, ROBERT, 198. Add Barrister, 1584.
GARTHSIDE or GARSED. JAMES, 19H. Add Married, at Little
Castcrton, Rutland, Nov. 27, 1605, minister, to Jane
Pickering.
GARTHWAITE, JOHN, 1605, 198. Add Probably schoUr of
Trinity College, Dublin, 1631; B.A. and Fellow, 1637.
(T. U. Sadlier.)
GARWOOD, ROBERT, 199. Add •Martin" exhibitiooer from
Ipswich, 171 1.
GARYNG or CARYNG, JOHN, 199. Add R. of Stoke St Mary,
I[>swi(:h, i53o-<V). (V. li. Redstone.)
GASTRELL. PEREGRINE, 199. Add The s. and h. of Edward
was probably adm. to Trinitv College, Dublin, 1698. (T. U.
S.idKir.)
GATAKER, THOMAS, 1593-4, 200. Add R. of Rotherbithc,
alias Redrifle, 1650. (V. B. Redstone.)
GATES, ABItAHAM, 200. Add Perhaps the 'Gates of Jesus'
' enticed to pass over the seas,' by the Papist Speigniomaldus
in 1590. (Foliv; Dr lessopp.)
GAWDY, BASSINGBORNE, 1545, 201. Read 2nd s. of Tboma*.
The property of West Harhng came into the family through
the marriage of Bassingbome. (R. J. Beevor.)
GAWDY, BASSINGBOURNE, 1632, 201. Add Buried at West
Harling, Oct. 2, 1692. (R. J. Beevor.)
GAWDY, CLIPSBY, 201. Read S. of Sir Thomas (1545) and
half-brother of Henry (1571) and of Thomas (1571). (R. J.
Beevor.)
GAWDY, FRAMLINGHAM, 1630-1, 201. Read WiU dated.
May 25, 1686; proved, Norwich. Buried at Debenham.
Brother of Sir William (1629). (R. J. Beevor.)
GAUDY, HENRY, 1637-8, 201. Add Ord. priest (Ardfert)
Nov. 18, 1650.
GAWDY, HENRY, 1665, 201. Add CaUed to the Bar, Nov. j8,
1675.
GAWDY, ROBERT, 1593, 201. Read also Brother of Henry
(1596). Knighted. See Blomefield and Lestrange's Norfolk
Lists.
GAWDY, ROBERT, 1638-9, 201. Add Buried at West Hariing,
Aug. 16, 1649. (R. J. Beevor.)
GAWDY, THOMAS, 1545, 201. Read Treasurer of the Inner
Temple.
GAWSELL, ROBERT, 1577, 202. Add Barrister, 1591.
GAWSELL, ROBERT, 1624, 202. Add Barrister, 1634.
GAWTON, THOMAS, 1732, 202. Add Chaplain 62nd Foot,
1755-61. (H. B. Swanzy.)
GAYLARD or GALARD, JOHN, 203. Add Preb. of Lismore,
1680-2; Treasurer, 1682-96. (H. B. Swanzy.)
GAYNES, FRANCIS, 203. For Morecraft read Morecroft.
GAYNSFORD, JOHN, 203. Add Married, at Heston, July 17,
1603, to Jane Saunders, widow. His ist wife Alice was
buried there Dec. 2, 1602.
GEREE or GERVIE, SAMUEL, 203. Add Exhibitioner from
St Paul's, 1652-9.
GEAST, WILLIAM, 204. Add Married, July 8, 1627, Ann, dau.
of Thomas Manning, V. of Dagenham.
GEREY, THOMAS, 1708, 204. Add Doubtless Queen's scholar
of Westminster, 1704.
GEDNEY, JOHN, 1666, 204. Add Ord. priest (Bangor) Feb. 4,
1670-1.
GEE, ROBERT, 204. Add Perhaps clerk, at High Leigh, Cheshire,
1616-35; of Newchurch, Lanes., 1639-42; of Chapel-en-Ie-
Frith. 1644-52. Buried there May 7, i*)}^- (K. .\xon.)
GEE, THOMAS, 1716, 205. Add Chaplain to .Mor>-son's Foot
(8th), 1725-37. {D.\\ton's Army List.)
GEE, WALTER, 205. Add R. of Hainton, 1617-^- Buried there
Dec. 12, i6ig. Brother cf Sir Wm. Gee, who left the advow-
son to St lohn's. Oxford.
GEE, WILLIAm, 1621, 205. /l<iJCalle<ltotheBar. Nov. 3. 1635.
GELLIBRAND, ANDREW, 206. Read S. of Jonathan, etc.
(IC. Axon.)
GELLIBRAND, EDWARD, 206. Add B.irrister, 1597.
GELSTHORPE, PETER, 206. Read Diid Oct. 3. 1723- WUl
dated luly 12, J722; desired to be buried at Welw>Ti.
(R. J. lU-evor.) ^ ,
GEM, RICHARD, 206. Add Took up raetlirine. An atheist.
Went to Paris, in 1751, and beciimc a doctor there. Phx-sician
to the Embas.sv. Imprisoiuxl daring the Krwiution.
Married, c. 1740,' Ann, widow of Stephen H.iker. and dau.
of Jacob Thibou, the elder, of St John's, Antigua. Died In
Paris early in 1800, ageil 83. Will pmvcil, May 6, l8oo.
Delete Doubtless V. of Crowle. Dii-d IVc. 1679- (H. B.
Swanzy; II. W.iIjkMc's l.Mets, 1765 and 1766.)
GENNYE, CHRISTOPHER. 206. .4J.< Barrister. 1569. Bencher.
iv;8.
GENT, GEORGE, 1746-7. 20fi. Add Barrister. 1752.
GERARD, JOSEPH. 207. Add Oni. do.ir.<n (lUngor) Sept. 17,
!(.;<); piiist H'lK-ster) June 6, i6<So. (!•:. .\xon.)
GERARD. RICHARD, 1567.207. ^J4< Scholar ol Harrow Scinxjl.
His (.ither w.is .in original (rt)vcn>orol the later Free School.
(Notts and Quctut, June 6. 1925.)
523
Gerard, Thomas
GERARD, THOMAS, 1467-8, 207. Add Doubtless R. of
Stokesby, Norfolk. Died Dec. 19, 1506. M.I. (R. J. Beevor.)
GEURDAIN, AARON, 208. Add Licence to go overseas to 'Sir
Arthur Haselrig, Bart., and Aaron Geardein, M.A., to go
with him,' June 12, 1633. (H. G. Harrison.)
GIBBINS, MICHAEL, 208. Add S. of William and Mary. Bapt.
at Little Bealings, Aug. 24, 1618. (V. B. Redstone.)
GIBBON, EDWARD, 1723, 208. Add Married, at St Christo-
pher's, London, June 3, 1736. (J. Ch. Smith.)
GIBBONS or GIBBINS, WILLIAM, 209. Add Sequestered from
Great and Little Bealings, 1644. Married (i) Elizabeth, died
1612: (2) Mary, buried at Little Bealings, 1651. Father of
Michael (1637). (V. B. Redstone.)
GIBBS, JOHN, 1727, 209. Add R. of Upper RickinghaU, Suffolk,
1742-85. Buried there Feb. 12, 1785, aged 74. M.I. (V. B.
Redstone.)
GIBBS, WILLIAM, 1653-4, 210. Add Exhibitioner from St
Paul's, 1653-61.
GIBSON, CHRISTOPHER, 1703, 210. Add Bapt. at Lancaster,
May 3, 1685. Brother of John (1704). (E. Axon.)
GIBSON, JOHN, 1655, 211. Read R. of Caister, near Gt Yar-
mouth, 1667-1708. (R. J. Beevor.)
GIBSON, JOHN, 1658, 211. Add One of these names C. of
Bosley, Cheshire, in 1662-4. (E. Axon.)
GIBSON, JOHN, 1686, 211. Add Ord. priest (Chester) Dec. 21,
1690. At Plempstall (probably as C), 1691. Will (Chester)
1717; as of 'Mickle Trafford, clerk.' (E. Axon.)
GIBSON, JOHN, 1704, 211. Add Bapt. at Lancaster, Oct. 9,
1687. Brother of Christopher (1703). (E. Axon.)
GIBSON, SAMUEL, 1596, 212. Read Burley-on-the-Hill,
Rutland, 1618-60.
GIBSON, SAMUEL, 1624, 212. Add Probably s. of Samuel,
above. V. of Burley, in 1646.
GIBSON, SAMUEL, 1644, 212. Add Ord. priest (Ardfert)
June 28, 1660. V. of Bures.
GIBSON, WILLIAM, 1732-3, 213. Add More likely deacon
(Litt. dim. from York) May, 1737. C. of Thirkleby; priest,
July, 1738.
GILBERT, CLAUDIUS, 214. Add B.D. at Trinity CoUege,
Dublin, 1655. (T. U. Sadleir.)
GILBERT, MICHAEL, 1658, 214. Add V. of Leeds, Aug. 1690.
When his wife died, Apr. 5, 1693, she was a widow. (R. J.
Wood.)
GILBERT, THOMAS, 214. Add One of these names R. of
Cheadle, Cheshire (a sequestration), 1646-51. Minister of
Ince, Cheshire, 1651, till his death before Mar. 15, 1654-5.
(E. Axon.)
GILBERT, WILLIAM, 1579-80, 215. Add ? R. of Long Melford,
Suffolk. This may refer to the Oxford contemporary.
(J. B. Whitmore.)
GILBERT, WILLIAM, 1610, 215. Read More probably s. of
William, R. of Long Melford. Lincoln's Inn Admissions
describes his father as B.D. (J. B. Whitmore.)
GILBERT, WILLIAM, 1647, 215. Add Ord. priest (Ardfert)
May 27, 1652. R. of Brent Eleigh. According to V. B. Red-
stone, he married the dau. of John Alabaster, of Hadleigh.
GYLES, JOHN, 1648, 216. Add Ord. priest (Ardfert) June 8,
1660.
GILL, JOHN, 216. Add One of these names R. of Sutton,
Suffolk. Died 1609. Will (Norwich C.C.) 1609. Another
C. or Lecturer of St Mary's, Chester, 162 1-7. (V. B. Redstone ;
E. Axon.)
GYLL, THOMAS, 1719-20, 217. Add Barrister, 1725.
GILL, WILLIAM, 1751, 217. Add Ord. deacon (Chester) Dec. 21,
1755.
GILMAN, HENRY, 218. Add His widow Ann was adm. to
Bromley College, Feb. 11, 1735-6. (H. B. Swanzy.)
GILSON, DANIEL, 218. Add Nonconformist minister at Col-
chester. Delete the ? from (?i645). (E. Axon.)
GILSON, THOMAS, 16+5, 218. Add Probably his father was not
a knight.
GIPPES, GEORGE, 1606, 218. ^di S. of George, late of Hoxton,
Middlesex, and citizen and fishmonger, of London. Signs
deed with Nathaniel Carmarden relating to land in St
Leonard's, Shoreditch, dated 1614. (H. G. Harrison.)
GIPPS, RICHARD, 1596, 218. Add S. of George, late of Hoxton,
Middlesex, and citizen and fishmonger, of London. Signs
deed (with above) with Nathaniel Carmarden relating to land
in St Leonard's, Shoreditch, dated 1614. (H. G. Harrison.)
GYRLINGTON, WILLIAM, 220. Add Barrister, 1619.
GLADMAN, ELKANAH, 220. Add Buried at Wing, June 13,
1678.
GLANVILE, JOHN, 1638-9, 220. Add Barrister, 1647.
GLANVILL or GLANFIELD, JOSEPH, 220. Add The C. of
Ingham was ord. priest by Bishop of Ardfert, Jan. 29,
1652-3.
GLANVILLE, MAURICE, 220. Add Buried at Walton, Feb. 19,
1694-5-
GLANVILE or GLANFIELD, RICHARD, 221. Add Ord. pnest
(Lincoln) June 12, 1636.
GLASCOCK, CHRISTOPHER, 1631, 221. Add Master of Chip-
ping Ongar School, in 1637.
Goodwin, William
GLASCOCK, JOHN, 1640, 221. Read Adm. at Lincoln's Inn,
Feb. 12, 1641-2.
GLASCOKE, WILLIAM, 1626, 221. Add Barrister, 1635;
Bencher, 1649.
GLASIER, ROBERT, 222. Add Clerk; buried at Stoke St Mary,
Ipswich, Apr. i, 1635. (V. B. Redstone.)
GLEAVE, JOHN, 1748, 222. Add Ord. priest (Chester) Mar. 14,
1756.
GLOSSE, JOHN, 223. AddV.oi Risby, Lines., 1662.
GLOVER, CORNELIUS, 223. Add Perhaps preacher at Gorton,
Manchester. Buried at Manchester, July 9, 1635. (E. Axon.)
GLOVER, HUGH, 1627, 223. Add Licensed, May 2, 1672, as a
Presbyterian teacher at his house at Bishop's Stortford.
Buried there Jan. 7, 1678.
GLOVER, THOMAS, 1618, 224. Read R. of West Kirby,
Cheshire, 1631-46 (deprived). Reinstated, 1660, and re-
mained until death. Will (Chester) 1670. (E. Axon.)
GLYNNE, Sir JOHN, 224. Add Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Jan. 27,
1620-1.
GODDART, GUYBON, 226. Add Barrister, 1638; Bencher,
1657; Autumn Reader and Treasurer, 1668; Serjeant-at-law,
1669.
GODDARD, JOHN, 1637-8, 226. Add Ord. priest (Bishop
Joseph Hall) Nov. 4, 1653. V. of Caistor.
GODFREY, FRANCIS, 1672, 227. Add Exhibitioner from St
Paul's. 1673-5.
GODFREY, JOSEPH, 1686, 227. Add School, St Paul's.
GODFRAYE, OLIVER, 227. Add Perhaps called to the Bar,
June 18, 1587.
GODFRY, ROBERT, c. 1596, 227. Add Barrister, 1605.
GOLDFINCH or GOULDFINCH, THOMAS, 228. Add Given 40s.
by the Fishmongers' Company ' because he is a neighbour's
child and towardly.' (W. P. H. Smith.)
GOLDING, AMBROSE, 1627, 229. Add Of Ilketshall, Suffolk;
then of Walberswick. Will (Norwich C.C.) 1642. (V. B.
Redstone.)
GOLDING or GOLDEN, BARTHOLEMEW, 229. Add Ord.
priest (Norwich) Mar. 12, 1626-7. R. of St Peter, South
Elmham, 1633.
GOLDING, EDWARD, 1750, 229. Add Ord. deacon (London)
Mar. 8, 1736; priest. May 8, 1738. Friend of William
Barnard (1717). Accompanied him to Ireland. R. of
Killaghtee (Raphoe). R. of Aghanloo, Derry, 1747-9-
Archdeacon of Derry, 1749-61. R. of Clonleigh, 1761-81.
R. of Ilmington, Warws., 1781-3. Died there June 6, 1783.
(H. B. Swanzy.)
GOLDING, JOHN, 1609-10, 229. Add One of these names C. of
Clavering, Essex, in 1640.
GOLDMAN or GOULDMAN, FRANCIS, 229. Add Buried at
South Ockendon, Jan. 8, 1689-90.
GOULDMAN, GEORGE, 230. Add Buried at South Ockendon.
GOLDSTON or GOLDSON, ROBERT, 230. Add Warden of
Higham Ferrers College, 1540. Chaplain to the K-ng.
Deprived, 1554.
GOLDSTON, WILLIAM, 230. Add Perhaps preb. of Lichfield,
1416-20. Died 1420.
GOLDWELL, JAMES, 230. /liiiSaid tohave'beens. of WiUiam,
of Goddington, Gt Chart, Kent. (C. S. James.)
GOLTEY, MILES, 231. Add His widow Susan married George
Bokenham. (V. B. Redstone.)
GOLTY, RICHARD, 1613. 231. Add Ord. priest (Ely) Sept. 19,
1619. One of these names C. of Winwick, Lanes., 1621-4.
GOUGE, NICHOLAS, 1669-70, 232. Add Ord. priest (Ely)
Sept. 25, 1681.
GOOCH or GOWCH, WILLIAM, 233. Add Exhibitioner from
St Paul's.
GOODALL, HENRY, 233. Add Married, at Chedgrave, Nov. 26,
1751, Margaret Fayerman. M.I., Norwich Cathedral.
(H. M. Wood.)
GOODDALL, JOHN, 1713, 234. Add Usher at Oakham School,
1717.
GOODBORNE or GOODBARNE, JOHN, 234. See G. Mag. for
1730.
GOODCHILD, CECIL WRAY, 234. Add C. of Teddington,
1753-60. (P. K. Towell.)
GOODICAR, JOHN, 235. Add Perhaps C. of Bromborough,
Cheshire, 1605-24. Buried at Eastham, Feb. 28, 1623-4.
(E. Axon.)
GOODKNAP, JEREMY, 235. Add V. of Barton Pedwaidine,
Lines., 1663.
GOODMAN, LAWRENCE, 236. Add Buried at St Bartholomew-
the-Less, Jan. 23, 1666-7 in the Poors Chappell; described
as lecturer of the parish.
GOODRICH, JOHN, 1545, 236. Add Perhaps R. of Pulham
St Mary, Norfolk, 1551-7. (R. J. Beevor.)
GOODERICHE, WILLIAM, 1634, 237. Add S. of John and
Margaret. Perhaps V. of Steeple, Essex, in 1650. (V. B.
Redstone.)
GOODWIN, PHILIP, 1653, 239. Add Ord. priest (Exeter)
Sept. 20, 1659. V. of Gt Moulton, Norfolk, in 1662.
GOODWIN, WILLIAM, M.A. 1583, 240. Add At Westminster
School, of ' the House.'
524
GooKiN, Samuel
GOOKIN, SAMUEL, 240. Add Barrister, 1636.
GOSNOLD, ANTHONY, 1676, 242. Add 'Martin' exhibitioner
from Ipswich, 1678.
GOSNOLD, JAMES, 242. Add Preacher at Bolton-in-the-Moors
for 40 years and buried there Jan. 27, 1622-3. Founded
a lectureship there. (E. Axon.)
Add GOSSE, WILLIAM, 242. Franciscan friar at Cambridge.
B.D. Of unmarried parents. Dispensation (1420) for any
office in hi? order. {Papal Letters.)
GOSTLING, HENRY, 243. Add Probably s. of Henry (1660).
(R. J. Beevor.)
GOSTWYCKE, WILLIAM, Trinity, 1668, 244. Add First
Reader in Philosophy of the academical school in King
Willianp's College, Isle of Man, 1676. (W. M. Myddelton.)
GOULBORNE or GOLDBORN, NATHAN, 245. Add Ord. priest
(Chester) Oct. 21, i68q. C. not V. of BUlinge. (E. Axon.)
GOULD or GOLD, ROBERT, 245. Add Clerk, of Bramfield,
Suffolk. WiU (Norwich C.C.) 1620. (V. B. Redstone.)
GOULD or GOLD, ZEPHANIAS, 245. Add C. of Ruislip,
Middlesex, Feb. 3, 1628-9. (H. G. Harrison.)
GRACE, WILLIAM, 1627, 246. Add S. of John, of Shenston,
captain in Royalist army. Married Joanna, dau. of
WooUey, Esq., of Newton Hall, Leics. Adm. to the se-
questered living of Rearsby, c. 1644. (Sandars, Shenston.)
GRANDEDGE, RICHARD, 247. Add Will (Norwich C.C.) 1621.
(V. B. Redstone.)
GRANGER, BENJAMIN, 1604-5, 247. Add Will (R. of Gt
Waldingfield) 1672, at Bury, Suffolk. (V. B. Redstone.)
GRANT, ANDREW, 248. ^rfi One of these names R. of Tatting-
stcne, 1773. Wife, Mary Albon, of Hartest, Suffolk. (V. B.
Redstone.)
Add GRAUNT, JOHN, 248. Of St Clement's Hostel, 1518.
GRAVE, WILLIAM, 249. Add Exhibitioner from St Paul's,
1618-28.
GRAVES, RICHARD, 1626, 250. Add Barrister, 1639; Bencher,
1657; Lent Reader, i66g.
GRAY, CORNELIUS, 250. Add Sequestered, 1645. Dead by
July, 1647.
GREY, EDWARD, 1650, 250. Add Of Beveriey, Esq. Mamed
Elizabeth, dau. of John Woodall, of Hull-banke. Living in
1666. Nephew of William (1614). (I. E. Gray.)
GRAY, GEORGE, 1667, 251. Add In Brownbill's Clergy List
said tc be deacon and priest (Chester) Sept. 24, 1676. For
Cowdray read Cawdry.
GRAY, HENRY, 1598, 251. Add Bamster, 1611.
GRAY. JOHN, 1659,252. .4(i<i Perhaps V.ofTilton, Leics., 1663.
GREY, RALPH, 1674, 252. Add Chaplain to Bishop Cartwright,
of Chester, in 1686 and 1687. (E. Axon.)
GRAY, THOMAS, 1734, 253. Read Migrated to Pembroke,
Mar. 6, 1756. Travelled on the Continent with Horace
Walpole between 1739-41. (J. Beresford.)
GRAY, WILLIAM, 1614, 253. Add Died at Scarboro" in the
service of Charles I. (I. E. Gray.)
GREY, WILLIAM, 1674, 253. Add Barrister, 1683.
GREEN, ALEXANDER, 1663, 254. Add Probably brother of
John (1659). School, Westminster, 1661.
GREENE, GEORGE, July i, 1609, 255. Add Adm. at Lincoln's
Inn, June 21, 1610. Barrister, 1618.
GREEN, HENRY, 1719, 255. Add Married Grace, wdow of
Edmund Watson (1708).
GREENE, JOHN, 1659, 256. Add Bencher, 1685. Treasurer,
1692-3.
GREEN, JOHN, 1711, 256. Add Barrister, 1716. Bencher,
1740.
GREEN, RICHARD, 1706, 257. Add B. Aug. 15, and bapt. at
Bolton-le-Sands, Aug. 27, 1689. (E. Axon.)
GREEN, RICHARD, 1746, 257. Add Bapt. June i8, 1727, at
Bolton-le-Sands. Ord. priest (York) Sept. 22, 1751. C. of
Kirk Bramwith. For Westmorland read Lanes.
GREENE, ROBERT, 1560, 257. Add One of these (B.A., M.A.),
ord. deacon (Lincoln) Jan. 8, 1566-7. R. of Market Overton,
Rutland, is8o. V. of Burley-on-the-Hill, 1566-72.
GREEN, SAMLFEL, 1658, 257. Add Perhaps C. of Davenham,
Cheshire, 1663, and C. of Tarporlcy, 1664. Will (Chester)
1688, as of Malpas, clerk. (E. Axon.)
GREEN, THOMAS, 1690, 258. Add Barrister, 1697.
GREENE, THOMAS, 1728, 258. For Craston read Croston,
where his father was C.
GREENE, THOMAS, 1737-8, 258. AddSchool, Westminster, in
1736. {Brit. Museum Lists.)
GREENBURY, TOBIAS, 259. Add Licensed to marry, Sept. 25.
1617, Elizabeth, dau. of John Spenser, of Backington,
Wilts. Nephew of Thomas Dickinson (1572). Probably of
Stamford, Lines. (J. B. Whitmore; J. Challenor Smith.)
GREENEHALGH, JOHN, 1627, 259. Read Brandlesome. R.
not V. of Bury.
GREENHALGHE, JOHN, 1632, 259. Add One of those names
w.is M.istcr of Chester Free School, c. 1650-5. Perhaps the
clerk, of Bud worth, whose will is at Chester, 1674. (E. Axon.)
GREENHALGH, RICHARD, 260. Add B. Nov. 15, and bapt.
Nov. 20, 1609, at Wilmslow, Cheshire. Brother of John
(1627). (E. Axon.)
Hale, William
GREENHILL, WILLIAM, 1572, 260. Add He married a dau.
of Thomas Redding and succeeded him as a Governor of
Harrow. {tXotes and Queries, June 6, 1925.)
GREENSHIELDS, JAMES, 260. Add C. of Tynan, Armagh,
1697-1709. Mainly instrumental in procuring, in the reign
of Queen Anne, the Act of Toleration for the Episcopal
Church of Scotland. He was a Scotchman in Episcopal
Orders, and c. 1709 appears in Edinburgh ministering to an
English congregation. Imprisoned for reading the Book of
Common Prayer. See 'The case of John Greenshields, 1710.'
{.Wotes and Queries, 4th Scries, i. 119; H. B. Swanzy.)
GREENSMITH, EDWARD, 260. Add Died Oct. 17, ibSi.
lUiri< d .It Kockl.ind St Mary. (R. J. Beevor.)
GREENWOOD, JOHN, 1622, 261. Add Probably C. of Heading-
ley, 1641. (R. J. Wood.)
GREET, THOMAS, 262. Add Chaplain 23rd Foot in 1760 and
serving in 1771. (H. B. Swanzy.)
GREGORY, THOMAS, 1664, 263. Add CaUed M.A. as R. of
Haversham, Bucks., Sept. 8, 1706, on presentation of Sir
John Thompson, Lord Haversham, whose eldest dau. Hebna
he had married. Buried there Oct. 10, 1713. (G. W. Wright.)
GRETTON, MARK, 265. Add School, Felsted. Read Margaret
Roding. (R. J. Beevor.)
GRISE or LE GRYS, JOHN, 265. Read Weston.
GRICE, NATHANIEL, 265. Add Barrister, 1644.
GRICE, NICHOLAS, 265. Add School probably Westminster.
A licence to one of this name of Gray's Inn, bachelor, about
22, and Elizabeth Child, of Hayes, Middlesex, spinster,
about 19. Consent of father, Robert, July 28, 1668.
GRIFFITH, EDWARD, 1670, 266. Add One of these names
called to the Bar, 1676; another, 1677.
GRIFFITH, HENRY, 267. Add C. of Wrenbury, Cheshire,
1646-50, and perhaps later. Buried there 1654. (E. Axon.)
GRIFFITH, LAURENCE, 267. Add WUI (Chester) 1679; as
R. of Middlewich. (E. Axon.)
GRIGG, FRANCIS, 268. Add WUI (Arch. C. of Essex)
1704.
GRIGGE or GRIGGS, STEPHEN, 268. Add Ord. priest (Nor-
wich) Sept. 22, 161 1. R. of Whitton and Thurleston, 1620-
77. Married (i) Frances Norgate, of Panfield, Essex, who
died 1644, and (2) Joan, who died 1666. Buried at Whitton,
Mar. I, 1677. M.I. (V. B. Redstone.)
GRIMSTONE, HARBOTTLE, 269. ^(W Barrister, 1628. Bencher
1648.
GRIMSTON, SAMUEL, 1663, 269. Add Barrister, 1670.
GROVE, SAMUEL, 271. Add School, St Paul's.
GRUNDON, WILLIAM, 272. Add Ord. deacon (York) June 9,
1748; priest, May, 1749. C. of Edstone.
GRUNDY, JOHN, 272. Add One of these names C. of Padiham,
1695-1735 (died). (E. Axon.)
GRUNDY, RALPH, 272. Add Buried May 13, 1628, at Deane,
Lanes., as of Rumworth. (E. A.xon.)
GUEST, GEORGE, 272. Read R. of Pulford, 1663-94. Admon.
at Chester, 1694. (E. Axon.)
GUEST, JOHN, 1672, 272. Add One of these names Chief
Justice of Pennsylvania, in 1701. Member of the Council of
the Province, in 1701. Died in Pennsylvania, Sept. 8, 1707.
(E. Alf. Jones.)
GULLIFER, JOSEPH, 273. Add 'Martin' exhibitioner from
Ipswich, 1732.
GOURNAY, HENRY, 276. ,,4 rfrf Barrister, 1658.
GURNEY, THOMAS, 1588, 276. Add Gumey of Jesus was one
of those 'enticed to pass over the sea ' by the papist Spcignio-
maldus, c. 1590. (Fokv; Dr Jessopp.)
GUTTERIDGE, BENJAMIN, 276. Add One of these names,
chaplain, 74th Foot, in 1761. (H. B. Swanzy.)
GWYN, LEWIS, 1661, 277. Add Married. Apr. 10, 1685, Helen
Porter, of Sutton -on -Trent. (J. Challenor Smith.)
HACKET or HOCKET, JOHN, 1659, 278. Add S. of John, of
Gaddesdcn, Herts., aged 18 in 1659. (I. B. Whitmore.)
HACON, ROBERT, 279. Add Aged 56" at death. His wife
Elizabeth afterwards married John Clayton, of Peasenhall,
Suffolk. Buried there 1757. aged 78. (V. B. Redstone.)
HADDOCK, JAMES, 279. Add Bapt. at Bolton-in-the-Moors,
June 13, 1631. Calamy sa>'s he was a candidate for the
ministry. Silenced in 1662. (E. Axon.)
HADWEN, JOHN, 280. Add C. of Warton, Lanes., in 1711.
(E. A.xon.)
HAIGH, JOSEPH, 1738, 281. Add C. of Thornton, Bradford.
up to Julv 14, 1746. (R. J. Wood.)
HAGUE, "JOSEPH, 1743, 281. Add Succeeded the above as
C. of Tliornton. July 35, 1746-1755. (R- J- Wood.)
HALE, BERNARD, 1695, 282. Read Bencher, 1725. Scrjcant-
atl.iw, 1701.
HALE, JOHN, 1620-1, 282. Add Another, of Mildcnhall, w«s
s. of Hale, of London, and married Mar>', dau. of
Thomas Sothchv. R. of Combes, Suffolk. (V. H. Ke<lsfono.)
HALE, Sir MATTHEW, 282. Read Bern her, 1648.
HALE, RICHARD, 1631. 282. AMi Perhajs V. of Gt B.irford,
licils., :(>(>?■
HALE, WILLIAM, 1734. 282. -4 <W Barrister, 1743.
525
Hale, William
HALE, WILLIAM, 1743-4, 282. Add Ord. priest (Chester)
Mar. 25, 1753-
HALES, JOHN, 1667, 283. Add Preb. of Dromore, 1678;
Treasurer, Oct. 18, 1681. His successor was appointed in 1708.
HALL, ADAM, 284. Add S. of Thomas, of Levenshulme, Lanes.
Will at Bury, Sept. 3, 1612; proved Dec. 30, 1612. (His
father's brothers were Ralph, of Flowton, Sufiolk, and
Richard, of Hadleigh, Suffolk.) (V. B. Redstone.)
HALL, CHARLES, 1619, 284. Add Barrister, 1627.
HALL, GUISE, 286. Add Barrister, 1713.
HALL, HENRY, 1691-2, 286. Add In Holy Orders. Chaplain
to Duke of Ormond at Madrid. Buried at St James', West-
minster, Nov. 25, 1732. (H. B. Swanzy.)
HALL, JOHN, i68i, 287. Add Barrister, 1694.
HALL, JONATHAN, 1696, 287. Add Bapt. at St Nicholas,
Durham, Sept. 8, 1679. (H. M. Wood.)
HALL, JOSEPH, 287. Add One of these names R. of Lawton,
Cheshire, June, 1674, until his death. Buried there Aug. 10,
1679. (E. Axon.)
HALL, RICHARD, 1655, 288. Add Perhaps R. of Kettlethorpe,
Lines., 1662.
HALL, SAMUEL, 1652, 288. For Mear read Maer. His father
was there, 1660-2, and in 1652 he was minister of Knutsford,
Cheshire. (A. G. Matthews.)
HALL, THOMAS, 1665, 289. Add The FeUow of Manchester,
V. of Eccles, and C. of West Derby was ord. deacon (Chester)
Sept. 19; priest, Dec. 26, 1675, so that the Corpus man
cannot be the Manchester pluralist. (Brovrabill's Chester
Clergy; E. Axon.)
HALL, THOMAS, 1741, 289. AddB.t^ov. 18, and bapt. Nov. 21,
1725, at St Mary-le-Bovv, Durham. (H. M. Wood.)
HALL, WILLIAM, 1577-8, 289. Add One of these names, clerk,
of Fakenham. Will (Norwich C.C.) 1639. (V. B. Redstone.)
HALL, WILLIAM, 1622-3, 289. Add Mentioned in Winthrop's
I^ctteTS I, 257.
HALLIWELL, JOHN, 290. Add C. and schoolmaster of Middle-
ton. Buried Dec. 27, 1703 there. M.A. in vniX. (E. Axon.)
HALLIWELL, NATHANIEL, 290. Add Perhaps bapt. Feb. 7,
1647-8, at Pilling, Lanes. Minister there, in 1620. (E.Axon.)
HALLYWELL, WILLIAM, 291. Add School, St Paul's.
HALLS, MILES, 1670, 291. Add Exhibitioner of Uppingham
School, 1669. Probably grandson of Miles (i579)- (A.
Hawley.)
HALLS, PURBECK, 291. Add Exhibitioner of Uppingham
School, 1663. Probably s. of Edward (1639). (A. Hawley.)
HALSTED, RICHARD, 1615, 292. Add Master of the Free
School, HaUfax, had will proved (York) Aug. 1650. (W. J.
Kaye.)
HAMBY or HANSBY, WILLIAM, 293. Add One of these names,
clerk, of Dallinghoe, Sufiolk. Will (Norwch C.C.) 1613.
(V. B. Redstone.)
HAMMOND, HUMPHREY, 1711, 294. Add Master of the Free
School, Tenterden. R. of East Guildford, Sussex, 1706-36.
Died Mar. 4, 1735-6, aged 67. (H. G. Harrison.)
HAMMOND, THOMAS, M.A. 1597, 295. Add A Westminster
scholar of 'the House.'
HAMMOND, THOMAS, 1717, 295. Add Married Elizabeth
Adams. Died 1758.
HAMMOND, WILLIAM, 1604-5, 295. Add Will (Non«ch C.C.)
1629. (V. B. Redstone.)
HANCOCKE, JOHN, 1671, 297. Add Ord. deacon and priest
(Chester) Sept. 1672. C. of St Michael's, Chester, 1685,
and licensed schoolmaster there, in 1690. (E. Axon.)
HANCOCK, THOMAS, 1582-3, 297. /I dd One of this name, M.A.,
V. of Headon, Notts., 1605-23.
HANDFORTH, WILLIAM, 298. Add Ord. deacon (Chester)
Sept. 24, 1682; priest, Sept. 23, 1683. (E. Axon.)
HANMER, JOSEPH, 1652, 299. Add R. of Marchwaial, near
Wrexham. Died 1691. (E. Axon.)
HANMER, THOMAS, 1700, 299. Add Ord. priest (St Asaph)
July 24, 1709.
HANSON, EDMUND, 300. Add Probably warden of Tattershall
College, Lines., 1509-12. (J. B. Whitmore.)
HANWAY or HANNEY, JOHN, 300. Add An engineer officer
for 30 years. Served in Spain and Flanders. Translated
Psalms into Latin verse. Died Nov. 26, 1736, aged 64.
Epitaph in Bourne's Poemata.
HARBERT or HERBERT, GEORGE, 300. Add Bapt. at
Chester-le-Street, Feb. 25, 1584-5- (H. M. Wood.)
HARBART, ROBERT, 300. Add Bapt. at Chester-le-Street,
Apr. 25, 1588. (H. M. Wood.)
HARBORNE, WILLIAM, 300. Add Of Bury School, Suffolk.
See Winthrop's Letters., i. 257. (V. B. Redstone.)
HARCOURT, HENRY, 301. Add Ord. deacon (Chester, at
Cambridge) Oct. 27, 1754.
HARCOURT, RICHARD BARD, 301. Read Adm. at Lincohi's
Inn, Feb. 11, 1743-4.
HARDCASTLE, THOMAS, 1671, 301. Add Probably preb. of
St Patrick's, Dublin, 1686-1701 (died). (H. B. Swanzy.)
HARDHED, . 302, Add Probably the father of Walter
Hardhed (wife Alice), of Rattlesden, Suffolk. (V. B.
Redstone.)
Harwood, James
HARDWICKE, LAURENCE, 303. Add Married Mary, dau. of
Ralph Lutton, of Knapton, York, Esq. (J. Challenor Smith.)
HARDWICK, WILLIAM, 1622, 303. Add Perhaps the V. of
Wantage who died there Nov. 7, 1685. M.I. Married Frances,
who died Sept. 12, 1684. (J. Challenor Smith.)
HARDY, JOSEPH, 1684, 304. Add 'Martin' scholar from Ips-
wich, 1685.
HARDY, NATHANIEL, 304. Add Minister at St Dionis Back-
church, 1650. Signs brief there. (V. B. Redstone.)
HARDY, PETER, canonicus, 304. Add Doubtless the canon and
sub-prior of Bridlington, in 1518. (J. S. Purvis.)
HARDY, RICHARD, 1667, 304. Add C. of PiUing, and R. of
North Meols were protjably held by the next.
HARDY, RICHARD, 1671, 304. Add Probably C. of Pilling,
Lanes. R. of North Meols. Widdington is probably
Whittington. (E. Axon.)
HARDY, SAMUEL, 304. Add 'Martin' scholar from Ips\vich
School, 1739.
HARE, HUGH, 1748, 305. Add Married Mary Robards, at Bury
St Edmunds, Oct. 21, 1766. Buried at Hargham, Norfolk,
May 25, 1800. (R. J. Beevor.)
HARE, JOHN, 1685, 305. Add Died by his own hand. (Heame's
Collections.)
HARE, RALPH, 1671-2, 305. Add Called to the Bar, Nov. 28,
1680.
HARLAKENDEN, THOMAS, 1616, 307. Add One of these names
of Earls Colne, married Alice Dow, at Little Bealings, Sufiolk,
May 26, 1648. (V. B. Redstone.)
HARPER, JOHN, 1654, 309. Add Bapt. at Bishop Wearmouth,
Aug. 6, 1637. (H. M. Wood.)
HARPER, RALPH, 309. Add Ord. deacon (Hereford) May 30,
1686. C. of Pontesbury; 'of St John's.'
HARRINGTON, JOHN, 1604, 310. Add Bencher, 1633. Lent
Reader, 1635.
HARRIS, CHRISTOPHER, 1614, 311. ^(ii Barrister, 1623.
HARRIS, EDWARD, 1588-9, 311. ^di Barrister, 1598.
HARRIS, GEORGE, 1627, 311. Add Under-Usher of St Paul's
School, 1641-7.
HARRIS, JOHN, 312. Add One of this name, clerk, of Sudbury,
Suffolk. Will (Norwich C.C.) 1640. (V. B. Redstone.)
HARRIS or HERRIS, WILLIAM, 1608, 313. Delete Perhaps.
Add \ favourite pupil of Wren's. Gave £40 to Pembroke
Library. Died 1622.
HARRIS, WILLIAM, 1702, 313. Add Exhibitioner from St
Paul's, 1701-9.
HARRISON, EDWARD, 1634, 314. Read S. of John, of Sleet-
borne, Durham.
HARRYSON, JOHN, 1571, 315. Add One of these names R. of
East Langdon, Kent, 1585.
HARRISON, JOHN, 1648, 316. Add One of these names V. of
Barton, Westmorland, 44 years. Buried there June 25, 1705.
HARRISON, JOHN, 1689-90, 316. For Lisnagarry read Lisna-
garvy.
HARRISON, JOHN, 1739-40, 316. D«/rf« Perhaps. ^ id School,
Westminster. A minor in 1740. Director of East India
Company, of the Bank of England, and manager of the
'Sun' Fire Office. (C. H. Harrison.)
HARRISON, LANCELOT, 1607, 316. Delete Perhaps. Add
Will (P. C.C.) 1652, mentions wife Mary and leaves his house
in Brancepeth to his brother John, of Sleetbome, who was
tjie father of Edward (1634).
HARRISON, LANCELOT, 1611, 316. Delete Edward (1634) and.
HARRISON, SAMUEL, 1729, 317. Add Barrister, 1735.
HARRISON, WILLIAM, 318. Add One of these name^ of St
Benet Gracechurch, London, 1650. Signs brief there. (V. B.
Redstone.)
HARSNETT, ROBERT, M.A. 1676, 319. Add Licence, Aug. i,
1692, to marry ^Iartha Peck, of Cambenvell, spinster.
(J. B. Whitmore.)
HARSNET, SAMUEL, 319. Add In 1588 resumes studies at
Cambridge and recommends one Sadlington to succeed him
at Colchester. (V. B. Redstone.)
HARTE, THOMAS. 1626, 320. Add Barrister, 1636.
HARTSTONGUE, GUYN, 321. ^(WHe was thes.of SirStandish.
(Ball's Irish Judiciary, etc.)
HARVEST, TOBIAS, 322. /4 id Exhibitioner from St Paul's, 1643.
HARVEY, FRANCIS, 322. Add More probably he was s. of
Anthony, of Swarland, Northumberland, by his mfe Lucy
Lisle. B. 1562. R. of St Breage, Cornwall. Married Mary
Yorke, in 1591. Died 1606. (H. M. Wood; Miscel. Genea-
logica and Heraldica, 1910.)
HARVEY, SOLOMON, 324. Add Died Apr. 22, 1713, aged 23.
Buried at Eastrv, Kent. (H. G. Harrison.)
HERVEY, THOMAS, 325. Add Probably adm. at Lincohi's Inn,
Feb. 16, 1719-20.
HARWARD, ANDREW, 325. Add Signs brief as minister of
St Alphage, London, 1650. (V. B. Redstone.)
HARWOOD, JAMES, 326. Add Oneof these names (describedin
1661, as B.D., and in 1666, as D.D.) Archdeacon of Glenda-
lough, 1661-7. Preb. of Ferns, 1662-4. Preb. of Deny, 1666.
Chaplain to the Hon. Thomas Wentworth. Will proved
(Derry C.C.) 1668. {Clarendon Papers; H. B. Swanzy.)
526
Harwood, Nathaniel
HARWOOD, NATHANIEL, 326. Add Exhibitioner from St
Paul's, i6;3--32.
HASSELL, JOHN, 328. Add Barrister, 1727; Bencher, 1746.
HASSELL, RICHARD, 1717, 328. Add Barrister, 1727.
HASTINGS, WILLIAM, 1671, 329. Add Barrister. 1680.
HATTON, WILLIAM, M.D. 1636-7, 332. Add Will (York)
dated Jan. 31, 1664-5. Of Kirderton, Chester. (W. J. Kayc.)
HAUGHTON, THOMAS, 1606, 332. Add Of Newark-on-Trcnt.
Buried there Dec. i, 1627. (W. J. Kaye.)
HAVERS, HENRY, 332. AddB.A. 1641-2.
HAVERS, THOMAS, 332. Add Died June 27, I7i9- Buried
at Stoke Holy Cross. M.I. shews instruments used for
lithotomy. (R. T. Beevor.)
HAVETT, JAMES, "333. Add Died at Stenifield, Sept. 3, i733.
aged 65. M.I. there. (V. B. Redstone.)
HAWDON, FRANCIS, 333. Add Bapt. at St Nicholas, Durham,
Julv 13, 1656. Barrister, 1680. (H. M. Wood.)
HAWES, GUSTAVUS, 333. Add Married, Aug. 5, 1684, Ann
Haslam, of Ne\vark-on-Trent. (J. Challenor Smith.)
HAWES, THOMAS, 334. Add One of these names Master of
Shrewsbury School, 1588; recommends his pupil William
Bentley to Colchester School as Master. (V. B. Redstone.)
HAUES, (?) WILLIAM, 334. Add One of these names, clerk,
of Helmley, Suffolk. Will (Norwich C.C.) 1635. (V. B.
Redstone.)
HAWKINS, JOHN, 1660, 336. Add Perhaps Treasurer of Kil-
laloe, 1687-1714; Vicar-General, 1693. Died I7i4- (H. B.
Svvanzy; Cotton's Fasti.)
HAWKSWORTH, THOMAS, 1628, 337. AddVfUl (York) June 4,
1668.
KAWTEYNE, WILLIAM, 338. Add Or HAWTAIN. Attached
to R.W. Fusihers in Flanders. Chaplain to Caroline, Princess
of Wales. (L. E. Smith.)
HAY, GEORGE, 338. Add Ord. deacon (Hereford) Sept. 19,
1686; priest. May 22, 1687. C. of Ciungenford.
HA YE, WILLIAM, 338. Add One of these names, clerk, of
Nedging, Suffolk. Mentioned in 1625 as of there. Will
(Norwich C.C.) 1628. (V. B. Redstone.)
HAYFORD or HEYFORD, DENNIS, 339. Add V. of ColUngham,
Yorks., in 1698, 'Dionysius.' (W. J. Kaye.)
HAYGARTH, CHRISTOPHER, 339. Add V. of Grindon,
Durham, 1706-23. (H. M. Wood.)
HAYLOCK, JAMES, 1667, 340. Add Probably R. of Aldborough
St Mary (N. Erpingham), 1679-80. (R. J. Beevor.)
HAYWARDE, CHRISTOPHER, 341. Add On May 19 (29
Elizabeth) found guilty of forging a bond. {Middlesex
County Records, i. 172; J. B. Whitmore.)
HAYWARD, EDWARD, 1635, 341. Add King's scholar at
Westminster, 1633-4, as 'Haward.'
HAYWARD, RICHARD, 1687, 342. Add'Uaitia' Scholar from
Ipswich, 1687.
HEYWOOD, JAMES, M.A. 1697, 342. Add King's scholar from
Westminster. See Oliver Hey^vood's Diaries, i. 118, 9-
HAYWOOD or HARWOOD, RALPH, 1597-8, 343- Add Ord.
deacon (Chester) Sept. 24, 1609 (M.A.).
HEALY, JOHN, 1670, 344. /I (ii Barrister, 1679- Bencher, 1699.
HIRNE, CHRISTOPHER, 345. Add Probably s. of Clement,
alderman of Norwich. Buried at Wramplingham, July 30,
1629. (R. J. Beevor.)
HEARNE, EDWARD, 1577-8, 345- Add Bencher, 1586.
HERNE, JOHN, 1633. 345. Add BAmstcr, 1647.
HEARNE, JOSEPH, 1639, 346. Add Barrister, 1649.
HERNE, NICHOLAS, 346. /I rfi Barrister, 1589.
HERNE, ROBERT, 1635, 346- Add Barrister, 1645.
HEATH, WILLIAM, 348. Add One of these names signs a brief
as minister of St Brides, London, in^ 1650. (V. B. Redstone.)
HEATON, RICHARD, 349. Add One of these names, D.D.,
Dublin, 1661. Preb. of Killaloe, 1633- Preb. of Leighlin,
1662. Dean of Clonfert, 1662-6. Died 1666. Will, P.C.
Dublin. (H. B. Swanzy.)
HEDGE, W., 350. Add R. of Bygrave, 1505-6-10. (R. A.
Ledgard.) . , ,,„ .
HEGG, STEPHEN, 1625-6, 351- Add Married, at Whitworth,
Dec. 19, 1641, Frances Wilkinson. (H. M. Wood.)
HYGHAM, THOMAS, 1555, 352- R'od Adm. at Lincoln's Inn,
May 7, 1558. Barrister, 1565.
HEIGHAM, WILLIAM, 1664, 352. Add Barrister, 1675.
HELME, ROBERT, 352. Add One of these names, clerk, of
Fornham St Martin, Suffolk. Will (Norwich C.C.) 161 7.
(V. B. Redstone.)
HENCHMAN, JOSEPH, 1721, 353- Add His widow Penelope
was buried at Earl Soham, Suffolk, Oct. 5, 1767, aged 60.
M.I. (V. B. Redstone.)
HENDERSON, WILLIAM, 354- Add B. Aug. 13, and bapt.
Sept. 5, 1700, at Felton. (H. M. Wood.)
HENSHAW, JOHN, 1651, 355- Add Aged 14 in 1648. (J. B.
Whitmore.)
HERBERT, CHARLES, 356. Add Of F-nglish Newton, Diston,
Monmouth. S. of Ch.iries, gent., whose will proved, 1670.
(C. H. Thompson.)
HERBERT, EDWARD, i745, 356. Add Called to the Irish Bar,
1751. Honorary LL.D., Dublin, 1752. (C. H. Thompson.)
Hirst, Henry
HERBERT. GEORGE, 356. Read 5th 8. of Richard, of Mont-
gonierv Castle.
HERBERT, HENRY. 1728, 356. Add ChapUin, ist Regiment
Foot Guards. Went to Georgia, Nov. 17, 1732, in charge of
the first colonists to Georgia. Preached at Beaufort, Jan. 24,
1732-3. Died on his way home, 1733. (C. H. Thompson.)
HERBERT, THOMAS, 1744, 357- Kfod His kinsman Richard
was M.P. for Ludlow, 1743-54. and died May 16, 1754.
The father of Thomas then succeeded as .M.P., and died in
1770; being succeeded at Muckross and as M.P. by Thoma*.
He sat from 1770-4 and died 1779. (C. H. Thompson.)
HERCY, LOVELACE, 357. AddCa\U-<\ to the Bar, Nov. 28, 1675.
HERDMAN, EDMUND, 357. Add Kdm. Hardman was buritd
at CollinKh.iin, Vorks., Nov. 21, 1610. (W. J. Kaye.)
HERRIES, WILLIAM, 358. Add M.I. in Pembroke CoUcge
Chapel with epitaph by Crashaw.
HERRING, JOHN, 1661, 358. Add F.xhibitioner from St Paul's.
HERING, JULINES. 1725, 358. Add Julius Herring was adm.
to Westminster Sfhwjl, 1720, aged 11.
HERRING, THEODORE, 35H. Add One of four presbyterian
preachers at York Minster, 1649. Will, as of York, Aug 13,
1655; proved (P.C.C.) Mar. i, 1657-S. {Shaw, 11. 550; A. G.
Matthews.)
HESKET, THOMAS, 360. Add S. of John, Lord of the Manor of
Alverdiscott, Exeter. Probably chaplain to Lord Windsor's
Regiment of Horse (3rd Dragoon Guards), c. 1708. Chaplain,
32nd Regiment of Foot, 1715. Of Aveton Gifiard, clerk.
Living in 1742; dead in 1759. (W. P. H. Smith.)
HEWET, JOHN, 1565, 361. Add John Hewyt, B.A.. R. of
Testerton. 1567. (R. J. Beevor.)
HEWITT, JOHN, 1682, 361. Add Buried at Leytonstone.
Apr. 6, i7-'8; schoolmaster. (J. Ch. Smith.)
HEYLIN, JOHN, 1705, 364. Add Probably chaplain, 20U1
Regiment of Foot, 1715.
HYCKES, HENRY, 1567, 365. Add A Queen's scholar from
Westminster. See Al. West., 46 (election, 1566).
HICKINGTON, PETER, 366. Add Chancellor of Uighlin, 1753-
8. (H. B. Swanzy.)
HICKS, ROBERT, 1702, 365. Add His widow Joanna was adm.
to Bromley College, Oct. 21, 1746. (H. B. Swanzy.)
HICKMAN, ANTHONY, 366. Add Exhibitioner from St
Paul's.
HICKMAN, HENRY, 1565, 366. Add Exhibitioner from St
Paul's, 1570. .Married Joanne, dau. of William Strode, M.P.
HIERON, SAMPSON, 367. Add V. of Chilham, Kent; ejected
1662. Licensed Presbyterian teacher at Chartham, Kent,
1672. Buried at Chilham, Aug. 14, 1677. (Calamy 11. 59;
A. G. Matthews.)
HIET, JAMES, 367. Read His date at Wigan and Liverpool was
1622.
HIGGINS, ANTHONY, 367. Add Buried at Ripon, Nov. 18, 1624.
Will proved. June 8, 1625. (W. J. Kaye.)
HILDESLEY, JOHN, 368. Add Barrister, 1683.
HILDYARD or HYLLIARD, CHRISTOPHER, 369. Add Prob-
ably called to the Bar, July 8, 1606.
HILL, EDWARD, 1607, 370. Add One of the 15 ministers who,
in 1644, sat in judgment on Shorland Adams (1620). (W. J.
Kaye.)
HILL, JOHN, 1577, 371. Add C. of St Werburgh's, Dublin,
1615-9. Dean of Kilmore, 1619-27. (H. B. Swanty;
Hughes, Ch. of St Werburgh. 72.)
HILL, JOHN, Lent, 1597-8, 371. Add Will, as of Hemley (Nor-
wich C.C.) 1628. Delete One of these names R. of Tbomdon.
Suffolk, 161S-57, etc. (V. B. Redstone.)
Add HILL, NICHOLAS, 372. V. of H.ilrothen,-, Dublin; licensed
to study Ecclesiastical Law at Cambridge or Oxford for
five vears, 1400.
HILL, Thomas, 1652, 374. Add S. of Thomas, of Dublin.
Aged 15 in 1648. (J. B. Whitmore.)
hills, THOMAS, 1608, 374- Add Perhaps s. of Th., haber-
dasher, of London, and a proteg* of Mr John Porter, citizen
and fishmonger. (W. P. H. Smith.)
HINCHLIFFE, TRISTRAM, 376. Add Ejectetl from Fulbeck.
Lines., 1662.
HINDE, JOHN, 165 1-2, 376. Read B. at Potton. Beds,, Of. 16.
1631. MarriedMrs Damaris Day, wiilow, of Monks lUrigb,
June 17, i68t. Bought Monks Eleigh Hall. Pie<i .M,iy I,
1702, and was buried there, aged 71. (A. G. M.itthc»^.)
HINDE, SAMUEL, 1627. 377. Add One of those names. IXD..
prcl). of St P.itrick's, Dublin, 1672-4- (H. B. Sw.iniy.)
HINDLEY, HENRY, 377. Add V. of Chcshunt, Herts. Will
(London. C.C.) i6m. (I. K. Magrath.)
HYNDMARSH or HYMERS, JOHN, 377. R*^ S. of Richard.
of W.tllsrnd.
HINGESTON, SAMUEL, 377. HifJ' Martin 'scholar from Ipswich,
1747-
HINTON, JOHN, 1689, 378. .4J.* l^b. of St Patrick's. Dublin,
i(><)5-i7o2. .'Vrchdearon of CKsorv, 1700-13. V. of C.»rrick-
on Sulr, Kilsheel.in .\nd Cloneg.^m. 1705-y. CJianceltor of
I.isnion-. 1706-43. (Cotton's Fasti; H. B. Swan«y.)
HIRST. HENRY, 378. Add WiU (York) dated July 14, i66«.
(W.J. Kayc.)
5-27
Hirst, Thomas
HIRST, THOMAS, 1748, 378. Add Ord. deacon (Chester)
Mar. 25, I7S3; priest (Chester, at Cambridge) Oct. 27, 1754.
HITCH, HENRY, 1636, 379. Add Prob. s. of WiUiam (1606).
Mentioned in will of Henry Caesar, Dean of Ely, dated 1634
(P.C.C. 1636) as his godson. (J. B. Whitmore.)
HITCH, ROBERT, 1722, 379. Add R. of Guiseley, 1743 or 1744.
(R. T. Wood.)
HITCHAM, ROBERT, 379. Add Recorder of Hadleigh, Sufiolk,
July 21, 1623. (V. B. Redstone.)
HOBART, FRANCIS, 380. Add Bapt. at Salhouse, Feb. 14,
i6oi-2. (R. J. Beevor.)
HOBART, HENRY, 1635-6, 380. Add Doubtless 12th s. of Sir
Henry (1570). Bapt. at St Bartholomew-the-Great, Dec. 7,
1619. Buried at South Pickenham, Nov. 17, 1638. (R. J.
Beevor.)
HOBART, JOHN, 1647, 381. Add Probably eldest s. of Henry,
of Weybread. B. Aug. 1629. Died Nov. 1, 1650. Buried
at St Giles', Norwich, Nov. 2, 1650. Reinterred at Weybread,
June 4, 1683. M.I. (R. J. Beevor.)
HOBART, MILES, 1566, 381. Add Probably s. of Thomas, of
Plumstead, Norfolk. Died July 17, 1589. Will (P.C.C.) 1589.
Brother of Sir Henry (1570). (R. J. Beevor.)
HOBART, MILES, 1611, 381. Add Barrister, 1618.
HOBART, MILES, 1620, 381. Add Probably eldest s. of Sir
Thomas (1596). Bapt. at Plumstead, Apr. 11, 1602. K.B.,
Feb. I, 1625-6. (R. J. Beevor.)
HOBART, NATHANIEL, 381. Add Bapt. at Highgate, Sept. 27,
1636. (R. T. Beevor.)
HOBART, TALBOT, 381. Add Will (P.C.C.) 1703.
HOBART, THOMAS, 1596,381. ^<i(i Probably s. of Miles (1566).
Knighted before 1613. Died at Plumstead, May 31, 1623.
Will (Norwich) 1623. Brotherof Drue (1599). (R. J. Beevor.)
HOBART, THOMAS, 1620, 381. Add More probably s. of Sir
Thomas (1596) also of Queens*. Bapt. at St Luke's Chapel,
Norwich, Jan. 27, i5oo-i. Died at Evercreech, Somerset,
Sept. 1653. Wm (P.C.C.) to Thomas, s. of Sir Henry (1570)
who was bapt. at Intwood, June 23, 1605. (R. J. Beevor.)
HOBART, THOMAS, 1682, 381. Add Barrister, 1691. Buried
at Blickling, May 4, 1706. Will (P.C.C.) 1706. (R. J. Beevor.)
HOBART, THOMAS, 16S7, 381. Add Perhaps identical with
Thomas (1700). Talbot (1688-9) refers in his will to brother
Thomas, FeUow of Trinity College, Cambridge, and sister
Philippa. Thomas in his will (P.C.C. 1727) refers to sister
Philippa, and describes himself as M.D., and Fellow of
Christ's. He died at Clermont, France. (R. J. Beevor.)
HOBART, THOMAS, 1703, 381. Add Probably s. of Miles, of
Beeston. Of Wroxham. Died Nov. 20, 1718, aged 32. Will
(Norwich) 1718-g. (R. J. Beevor.)
HOBBYE, RICHARD, 382. Add Perhaps buried at Lee, Kent,
Mar. 21. 1586-7. (H. G. Harrison.)
HOBMAN, FRANCIS, 382. Read P.C. of St Andrew-the-Less,
Barnwell, Cambridge, 1620. (F. Ranner.)
HODDESDON, HENRY, 1583, 385. Add Will (P.C.C.) 1617;
clerk, of Islington, Middlesex. (J. B. Whitmore.)
HODGES, JAMES, 383. Add Scholar from Westminster. {Al.
West., 127.)
HODGES, RICHARD, 383. .4<i(iS.of Thomas, of Herts. Aged 13
in 1648. (J. B. Whitmore.)
HODGETS, THOMAS, 384. Add Married, at St Christopher-le-
Stocks, London, Apr. 14, 1706, to Ann Smith, of St Faith's.
He was R. of King's Swinford, Staffs. (J. Ch. Smith.)
HODSON, JOHN, c. 1596, 385. Add Will (Norwich C.C.) 1644.
(V. B. Redstone.)
HODSON, ROBERT, 1633, 386. Add Probably R. of Partney,
Lines., 1644-62. (W. J. Kaye.)
HODSON, WILLIAM, 1705, 386. Add His widow Frances was
adm. to Bromlev College, Aug. 30, 1756. (H. B. Swanzy.)
HODGSON, WILLIAM, 1716, 386. Add Probably the C. of
Southam who was installed preb. of Wolverhampton, Dec.
18, 1724.
HOLBOROUGH, THOMAS, 1617-8, 387. Add Ejected from
Battisford. D£/e<£ R. of Akenham, 1661. S^-^ next.
HOLBOROUGH, THOMAS, 1651, 387. Add Probably s. of
Thomas (1617-8). Calamy says the s. of Thomas was R. of
Akenham. Probably also V. of St Nicholas, Ipswich, 1670.
(A. G. Matthews.)
HOLCOTor HALCOTT, JAMES, 388. Add Married (i) Anne Mid-
winter, widow, of Mansfield, Aug. 9, 1684; (2) Sarah Cooke,
widow, of Mansfield, July 18, 1687. (J. Challenor Smith.)
HOLCROFT, ST JOHN, 388. Add Barrister, 1645.
HOULDEN, EDWARD, 388. Add One of these names V. of
Newark, Notts., 1588-96.
HOLDEN or HOULDEN, JOHN, 389. Add Buried at Coleby,
Apr. 27, 1743-
HOLDEN, RICHARD, 1576, 389. Add His wife Margery died
1633. Will (Norwich C.C.) 1625. (V. B. Redstone.)
HOLDEN, ROBERT, 1631-2, 389. ^di Barrister, 1738; Bencher,
1754; Treasurer, 1770.
HOLDEN, WILLIAM, 1562, 390. Add WiU (Norwich C.C.) 1621.
(V. B. Redstone.)
HOLDER, NATHANIEL, 390. Read R. of Stoke, Ipswich,
1689-1719. (V. B. Redstone.)
HoTHAM, Francis
HOLDYCH or HOLDEGE, HENRY, 390. Delete At Lincoln's
Inn, Oct. 26, 1585, and.
HOLDSWORTH, HENRY, Trinity, 1571, 39i- ^dd V. of
CoUingham, Yorks. Died there Sept. 23, and was buried
Sept. 24, 1616. (W. J. Kaye.)
HOLDSWORTH, JAMES, 391. Add Inc. of WooUey, Yorks.,
1719-50. Buried there July 25, 1750. (M. H. Peacock.)
HOULSWORTH, JOSEPH, 391. Add Ejected from Popleton,
Yorks. Licensed to teach in his house at Wakefield, July 22,
1672. (A. G. Matthews.)
HOLDSWORTH, JOSIAH, 391. Delete Lower Poppleton.
HOLLAND, JOHN, 1572, 393. Add V. of Ashford, Kent, 1584-
94. R. of Halden, Kent, 1587-94. Buried at Ashford, July
29, 1594. (H. G. Harrison.)
HOLLAND, JOHN, 1717, 393. Add Perhaps C. of Tenterden
for 20 years. Died Apr. 30, 1760, aged 58, and was buried
there. (H. G. Harrison.)
HOLLAND, THOMAS, 1693-4, 394- Fo'' Stenny read Stanny.
HOLLAND, WILLIAM, 1570, 394. Add Probably will (P.C.C.)
1609, as parson of Etchingham, Sussex, M.A. (J. B. Whit-
more.)
HOLLINGSHEAD, THOMAS, 1695, 395- Add Exhibitioner from
St Paul's, 1694-1700.
HOLMAN, DIGORY, 397. Add Precentor of Dromore, 1624;
ejected at the Commonwealth. Living in his parish of
Magheralin, Co. Down, in 1659. (H. B. Swanzy.)
HOLMES, HENRY, 1654, 398. Add Barrister, 1662.
HOLMES, MATTHEW, 398. Add Eldest s. of Thomas, citizen
and haberdasher, of London. Said to have been parson of
Leamington Hastings, Co. Warwick. (J. B. Whitmore.)
HOLME, ROGER, 1628, 398. Add Perhaps preb. of St Patrick's,
Dublin, 1661-3. (H. B. Swanzy.)
HOLT, JOHN, 39Q. Read R. of Stokesby, 1584-1616. Died
Feb. 5, 1616. M.I. (R. J. Beevor.)
HONE, JOHN, 401. Add Buried at St Bartholomew-the-Less,
Dec. II, 1616.
HOOD, ARTHUR WILLIAM, 401. Add Chaplain in the Navy,
1755-9-
HOOKE, RICHARD, 1641, 403. Read Presbyterian preacher,
1672-3.
HOOKES, NICHOLAS, 1649, 403. Add S. of Thomas, of Middle-
sex. Aged 17 in 1649. (J. B. Whitmore.)
HOOLE, NATHANIEL, 404. Add Probably buried in St
Stephen Wallbrook. Died July 2, 1737, aged 37. (H. G.
Harrison.)
HOOPER, ISAAC, 404. Add V. of Kirkby Hill, Yorks., 1705-49-
(W. J. Kaye.)
HOOKER, JOHN, 403. Add One of this name was minister of
Wood and Guestwick, Norfolk, in 1655. Calamy says he
was ejected from Greatwich, which may be Gt Witchingham.
(A. G. Matthews.)
HOPKINS, JAMES, 1597-1604, 405. Read Will (Norwich C.C.)
1634. (V. B. Redstone.)
HOPKINS, JOHN, 1690, 405. Add Inc. of WooUey, Vorks.,
1697-1711. One of these names chaplain in the Navy,
1705-7. (M. H. Peacock.)
HOPKINS, SAMUEL, 1687-8, 406. Add Probably proceeded to
B.A. and M.A. at T.C.D., 1698.
HOPKINS, WILLIAM, 1675, 406. Add One of these names
chaplain in the Navy, 1689. Delete R. of Llanfihangel
Ystern, Lleweme, Mon.
HOPKINSON, HENRY, 1613, 406. Add Barrister, 1623.
HOPPER, THOMAS, 406. Add Ord. deacon (Chester) Apr. 6,
1755-
HORBERY, MARTIN, 1639, 407. Add R. of Althorpe, Lines.,
1662.
HORDEN, JOHN, 407. Add S. of John, of Westminster. (J. B.
Whitmore.)
HORNCASTLE, WILLIAM, 408. Add R. of Burghwallis, Yorks.,
1652. (R. G. Smith.)
HORNE, COTTON, 408. Add This cannot be the Steward of
Pontefract who married in 1613. (M. H. Peacock.)
HORNE, WILLIAM, 1631, 408. Add Bapt. at Wakefield,
Dec. 21, 1615. Built almshouses at Wakefield and Mex-
horough: Buried at Mexborough, Mar. 26, 1679. M-I-
Delefe Perhaps brother of Cotton (1620). (M. H. Peacock.)
HORNECK, PHILIP, 409. Add Chaplain in the Navy, 1708-9.
HORNER, THOMAS, 1620-1, 409. Add Barrister, 1629.
HORROX, JEREMIAH, 409. Add S. of WUliam, and brother
of John, of Liverpool, the astronomer. (V. B. Redstone.)
HORROCKES, THOMAS, 1631, 409. /lidOnlys. of Christopher.
(V. B. Redstone.)
HORSEMAN, JOHN, 410. Add Bapt. at Greatham, Aug. 30,
1733. (H. M. Wood.)
HORT, JOSIAH, 411. Add Ord. deacon (Norwich) 1705. V. of
Wendover, Bucks., 1706. R. of Haversham. R. of KUskier,
Meath, 1717- Dean of Ardagh, 1720-1.
HORTON, JOHN, 1740, 411. Add Chaplain in the Navy, ? 1744.
HORTON, THOMAS, 1623, 411. AddSchooX.St Paul's.
HORTON, THOMAS, 1729, 411. Add Perhaps chaplain in the
Navy, 1733-5-
HOTHAM, FRANCIS, 412. Add School, St Paul's.
528
Houseman, John
HOUSEMAN, JOHN, 1558, 414. Add Died 1666. WIU, P.C.C.
(V. B. Redstone.)
HOUSEMAN, JOHN, 1640, 414. Add The V. of Gt Thurlow
was probably another man whose will was proved Nov. 4,
1666 (P.C.C), leaving Grace as relict and executrix. (W. H.
Chippendall.)
HOWARD, RICHARD, 1659-60, 416. Add Exhibitioner from
St Paul's, 1651-66.
HOWARD, WILLIAM, 1646, 417. Add Barrister, 1654-
HOWDELL, WILLIAM, 1745, 417. Add Perhaps chaplain in
the Navy, 1756-63.
HOW, WILLIAM TAYLOR, 418. Read Adm. at Pembroke as
How, William. Afterwards Taylor-How. (L. Whibley.)
HOWES, JOHN, 1666, 418. Add R. of Kettlestone, 1682-1721.
Died Sept. 23, 1721, aged 75 (? 73). (R. I. Beevor.)
HOWELL, JOHN, B.A. 1484-5, 418. Add One of these names
R. of Parham, Suffolk, 1538. (V. B. Redstone.)
HOWELL, WILLIAM, 1646, 418. Add Barrister, 1659.
HOWLETT, EDWARD, 420. Add His daughters died at
Stuston, Suffolk, both aged 70. M.I. Read R. of Ousden,
Suffolk. (V. B. Redstone.)
HOWSON, JOHN, 421. DeleteAged^i. /?«aiOrV.of Frampton,
I5fi3-
HOWSDEN, GEORGE, 421. Add Will (Norwich C.C.) 1632.
(V. B. Redstone.)
HUBBALD, GERVASE, 422. Add Will (Norwich C.C.) 1645.
(V. B. Redstone.)
HUBBARD, JOHN, 423. Add Minister of Little Comard,
SuSolk, 1649. (V. B. Redstone.)
HUBBARD, WILLIAM, 1715, 423. Read Usher at Oakham
School, 1719-36.
HUDDLESTON, TRISTRAM, 424. Add Died Jan. 17, 1630-1.
I.p.m. at Lincoln, 1631.
HUDSON, FRANCIS, 424. Add Ord. priest (Hereford) June 10,
1688.
HUDSON, GEORGE, 1686, 424. Add Probably chaplain in the
Navy, 1694.
HUDSON, JOHN, 1614, 424. Add S. of Christopher, of Stratford
St Mary, Suffolk. Bapt. there 1599. Married Thomasine,
dau. of Thomas Caley, of Little Waldingfield, Suffolk.
Buried at Capel St Mary, Sept. 26, 1631. (T. H. King.)
HUDSON, NATHANIEL, 1657, 424. Add 3rd s. of Samuel
(1620). Bapt. at Capel St Mary, 1640. R. of Holton, 1667-
1703. Married Mary, dau. of Henry Wright, clothier, of
Dedham. Will (Norwich C.C); proved Oct. 25, 1703.
Read V. of Gt Bentley, 1664-1703. (T. H. King.)
HUDSON, NATHANIEL, 1689-90, 424. Add S. of Nathaniel
(1657). Of Kelsale, Suffolk, Sept. 1702. Unmarried. Will
(Archd. .Suffolk) 1737. (T. H. King.)
HUDSON, ROBERT, 1734-5, 424. Add S. of Samuel, of Stutton,
Suffolk. P.C. of St Nicholas, Ipswich, 1755-85- Died at
Bramford, Suffolk, Aug. i, 1785. Will (Archd. Suffolk) 1785.
Delete One of these names... Jan. 23, 1738-9 and Perhaps.
(T. H. King.)
HUDSON, SAMUEL, 1620, 425. Add S. of Christopher, of
Stratford St Mary, Suffolk. Bapt. there, 1604. Silenced
at Capel in 1662, but conformed. Married (i) Hannah, dau.
of Richard Wiseman, of Gt Wigborough, Essex (died 1653);
(2) Sarah Buckenham, widow, of Hadleigh. Buried at Capel,
Feb. 28, 1682-3. Will (Archd. Suffolk) 1683. (T. H. King.)
HUDSON, SAMUEL, 1652, 425. Add 2nd s. of Samuel (1620).
Bapt. at Capel, 1634-5. R. of Earl Stonham, Suffolk, 1662-
96. Married Anne (died 1693). He died May 20, 1696, and
was buried there. M.I. WiU (Archd. Suffolk) 1696. (T. H.
King.)
HUFFAM, JOHN, 425. Add S. of John, of Surrey. (J. B. Whit-
more.)
HUGHES, BARTHOLOMEW, 426. Add Adm. sizar at Tnnity
College, Dublin, Nov. 16, 1700. (T. U. Sadleir.)
HUGHES, NEWMAN, 427. Add Chaplain in the Navy,
1739-40-
HUGHGILL, HENRY, 428. Add Ord. priest (Chester) Feb. 23,
1755-
HULES or HULCE, GEORGE, 428. Add Of Kenton, Suffolk.
Will (Norwich C.C.) i6o8. (V. B. Redstone.) *
HUMBERSTONE, HENRY, 1582, 429. Add One of this name is
described as Principal of Fumivall's Inn, gent., on May 25,
1603. (C E. Banks.)
HUMES, PETER, 430. Add S. of Thomas, of Charlton, Kent,
aged 18 in 1659. (J. B. Whitmore.)
HUME, WILLIAM, 1726, 430. Add Perhaps chaplain in the
Navy, 1735-7-
HUMPHREYS, HUGH, 430. Add Ord. priest (St Asaph) Sept.
25, 1715.
HUMPHREY or UMPHRIE, RICHARD, 1605-6, 431. Add
Will (P.C.C.) 1654; as parson of Taverham.
HUMPHREES, WILLIAM DOBYNS, 431. Add Chaplain.
ist Dragoon Guards, Feb. 10, 1753. (H. B. Swanzy.)
HUNT, BRIAN, 432. Add Chaplain in the Navy, 1712-9.
HUNT, WILLIAM, 1637, 435. Add One of these names, s. of
Michael, V. of Leyton, Essex; bapt. there, Feb. 27, 1619-20.
(J. Ch. Smith.)
V.A.C. IV.
Jackson, Roger
HUNTER, JOHN, 1648, 435. Add Bapt. at AU Saints', New-
castle, Sept. 22, 1629. (H. M. Wood.)
HUNTON or HUMPTON, ANTHONY, 436. Add Preacher at
Newark-on -Trent. Buried there Dec. 24, 1624. WiU (York)
mentions his nephews Benjamin (1622) and Daniel (1617).
(W. J. Kaye.)
HUNTON, BENJAMIN, 436. Add Resided at Newark-on-Trent.
Will Oct. II, 1638; mentions brother .Mordecai. Nephew of
Anthony (1575)- (W. J. Kaye.)
HUNTON, DANIEL, 436. Add V. of SUUingborough, Lines.,
1637-45. R. of Kelsey, 1646-57. Buried there Dec. 23, 1657.
Nephew of Anthony {1575). (W. J. Kaye.)
HUNTON, MORDECAI, 436. Add S. of .Mordecai and Agnes,
dau. of Simon Gun ton (1626-7). Bapt. at Fisberton, Mar. 25,
1674. Nephew of Benjamin (1622). (W. J. Kaye.)
HURST, ROBERT, 437. Add .Married at Little Casterton,
Rutland, Nov. 3, 1631, minister, to Anne Whetston. He
was not minister of the parish.
HURST, SAMUEL, 437. Add R. of Clayworth, Notts., 1715-45-
Read S. of William (deceased), and stepson of Mr Courtville,
of Halwell, Leics., when he entered Rugby, in 1698. (L. E.
Smith.)
HURTE, THOMAS, 1549, 437. Add One of this name V. of
Headon, Notts., 1579-96.
HUSSEY, PETER, 438. Add Barrister, 1647. Bencher, 1671.
HUTCHINSON, JOHN, 1654-5, 44°- '^(W ExhibiUoner from
St Paul's, 1654-61.
HUTCHINSON, MICHAEL, 1682, 440. Add School, St Paul's.
HUTTON, MATTHEW, 443. ^<W Barrister, 1739.
HUTTON, THOMAS, 1589, 443. Add Will proved at York,
Mav, 1647. (W. J. Kaye.)
HYDE, THOMAS, B.A. 1629, 445. Add Licence (Dec. 5, 1631,
aged 23) to marry Bridget, dau. of Henry Seward, canon of
Sarum. Secondly, married Ann. (J. Challenor Smith.)
IBBOT, EDMUND, 446. Add Chaplain in the Navy, 1656-60.
IDLE, JOHN, 1705, 446. Add Bencher, 1740. Lord Chief
Baron of the Exchequer in Scotland, 1741-
IDLE, RICHARD, 446. Add Perhaps chaplain in the Navy,
1709-10.
ILLINGWORTH, TEMPEST, 447. Add One of these names,
B.D., preb. of Dublin, 1662-3. R. of Arboe, Armagh,
1663-9. R- of Drumcrea, 1666. Dean of Emly, 1666-9.
(H. B. Swanzy.)
IMBER, LUKE, 447. Add Chaplain in the Navy, 1755.
INGELO, NATHANIEL, 1665, 448. Add Described at his mar-
riage as eldest s. of Nathaniel (above). His wife was dau. of
George Evans (1646). (J. Challenor Smith.)
INGOLDSBY, WILLIAM, 448. Add Probably the same as
William Inglesby, M.A. 1620, and B.D. 1621, at Trinity
CoUege, Dublin. Chancellor of DubUn, 1619-20. (T. U.
Sadleir.)
INGLIS, ALEXANDER, 448. Add Probably chaplain in the
Navy, 1737-49-
INGRAM, ROBERT, 1686, 449- Add Eldest s. of Arthur, of
St Dionis, Gracechurch, London (knighted, 1664), by his
2nd wife Ann, dau. of William Lowfield, of London. Buried
at St Dionis, June 18, i744- (J- B. Whitmore.)
ION, JOSEPH, 450. Add Chaplain to Crowley and Company's
Factory at Winlation Church. (H. M. Wood.)
IRBY, ANTHONY, 1662-3, 450- Add S. of Thomas, brother of
Sir Anthony, Knt., ancestor of the Lords Boston. Bapt.
June 14, 1646. D.D. (Dublin) 1693. Treasurer of Cashel,
1674-1706. Preb. of Emly, 1675-1706. Freb. of Clo>Tie,
1692-3. Preb. of St Patrick's, Dublin, 1693-1706. At-
tainted by James II, in 1689. Died 1706. Will, P.C.C,
Dublin. (H. B. Swanzy.)
IRELAND, HENRY, 1724, 450. For Saxham read Seaham.
Addlisipt.M Bishop Wearmouth, Oct. io,i7o6.(H. M.Wood).
IRETON, CHARLES, 450. Add S. of .Matthew, of Middlesex.
Aged 14 in 1648. (J. B. Whitmore.)
ISAACSON, HENRY, 451. Add At Pembroke, c. 1599-
ISAACSON, WILLIAM, 1632, 451. Add R. of Stoke St Mary,
Ipswich, 1663-89. (V. B. Redstone.)
IVES or EVES, THOMAS, 453. Add One of these names P.C
of St Lawrence, Ipswich, 1631. (V. B. Redstone.)
JACKSON, CHARLES, 1731. 454- Add Perhaps chapl-iin in the
Navy, 1744-5. MarricdS.arah, widow of. -Vnthony Cope, Dean
of Armagh, and only child of Joseph Hacks. (H. B. Sw.iniy.)
JACKSON. RICHARD, 1559, 457- i^WW<- Porh.ti^s. Add R. of
Steniiield, SulTolk, 1603-15. Will (Norwich CC) 1015. An-
other of this n.ime, B.D., was R. of Milton, Kent, 1575,
and V. of Darlford, 1575. Drowned and buried at .Milton,
Apr. II, 1576. (V. B. Redstone; H. G. Harrison.)
JACKSON, RICHARD, 1703, 457. Add Probably R. of Headon,
Notts., 17:7-60.
JACKSON, RICHARD, 1744, 457. Add Adm. at the Inner
IVmplo, M.iv 4, 1745-
JACKSON, ROGER, 1577. 457- Add V. of Crcttingbam, Suffolk,
1603-34. Will (Norwich C.C). D*UU One of these names.
(V. B. Redstone.)
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Jackson, Thomas
JACKSON, THOMAS, 1613, 458. Add Exhibitioner from St
Paul's, 1614-21.
JACOB, GISBRIGHT, 459. Add 2nd s. of Gyles, citizen and
Merchant Taylor, of London. (J. B. Whitmore.)
JACOB, ROBERT, 1565, 460. Add Eldest s. of Gyles, citizen
and Merchant Taylor, of London. (J. B. Whitmore.)
JACYE or JESSEY, HENRY, 460. Read B. at West Runton.
Add Tutor at Assington Hall, Suffolk, 1634. (Winthrop,
Letters; V. B. Redstone.)
JAMES, ROBERT, M.D. 1728, 461. Add B. Aug. 15, and bapt.
Aug. 23, 1703, at Shenston. Married Ann Clare, at St
Philip's, Birmingham, Aug. 15, 1737. (C. S. James.)
JAMES, ROGER, 1667, 461. Add Adm. at the Inner Temple,
Jan. 29, 1667-8.
JAMES, SAMUEL, 1619, 461. Add One of these names, clerk,
married Ruth Mariott, at Syleham, Sufiolk, June 24, 1629.
(V. B. Redstone.)
JANEWAY, JOHN, 1650. 462, Add School, St Paul's.
JAN^IY, ROBERT, 1656, 463. Add Probably V. of Huntmgton,
Lines., 1663.
JARVIS, RICHARD, 463. Add Entered Rugby, 1698, as eldest
s. of WiUiam, Esq., of Gt Peatling, Leics. Died 1725. (L. E.
Smith.)
JAY, ROBERT, 1560, 464. Add Will (Norwich C.C.) 1610.
(V. B. Redstone.)
JEANES, HENRY, 464. For Cropland read Capland, near Beer
Crocombe. (A. G. Matthews.)
JEFFERSON, JOHN, 1652, 464. Read Dau. of James Cole, Esq.,
of Gateshead. Married, Sept. 22, 1664. (H. M. Wood.)
JEFFREY or JEFFERYES, JOHN, 1650-1, 465. Add Bapt. at
Kenton, July 15, 1633. Married Rebekah Grater, at Kenton,
Nov. 3, 1657. Buried there Aug. i, 1711. (R. J. Beevor.)
JEFFREYS, WILLIAM, i66i, 466. Add V. of Holt, Denbigh,
1668-75. Married Jane, dau. of Major Holmes, of Boddel-
wyddan, St Asaph, Apr. 22, 1675. Died and was buried
at Holt, July 2, 1675. (W. M. Myddelton.)
JEKYLL, RICHARD, 466. Add Elected from Westminster to
Christ Church, Oxford, in 1701, but doubtless allowed to
keep terms from 1700. This was allowed by the Parliament-
ary Visitors of Oxford, in 1649.
JEMMATT, SAMUEL, 467. Add M.B. ad eundem and M.D.
Dublin, 1711.
JENNISON, RALPH, 1691, 467. Read Of Wolsmgton, North-
umberland.
JENISON, WILLIAM, 1668, 467. Add Bapt. at St Nicholas,
Newcastle, Feb. 14, 1649-50. (H. M. Wood.)
JENKINSON, RICHARD, 1614, 469. Add The s. of Sir Thomas
was b. June 13, 1599. Bapt. at Tunstall, June 18, 1599.
Buried there Feb. 16, 1658. (R. J. Beevor.)
JENKYNSON, THOMAS, 1646, 469. Read Uppingham (Mr
Swan).
JENNY or JERMEY, CHRISTOPHER, 470. Add Doubtless
3rd s. of Sir Christopher, Judge of the Common Pleas.
(R. J. Beevor.)
JENNINGS, RICHARD, 1633, 471. Add S. of Richard, portman,
of Ipswich. Married (i) Temperance, dau. of Edmund Dandy,
of Combes, Suffolk; (2) Susan, dau. of Robert Reeve, of
Thwaite. (V. B. Redstone.)
JEPSON, RICHARD, 472. Add Buried Feb. 25, 1680-1. (R. J.
Wood.)
JERMY, CLEMENT, 472. Add The MarUngfield man was s. of
Thomas, of that place. (Vis. of Norfolk, i. 108.)
JERMYE, FRANCIS, 1551, 472. Add High Sheriff of Sufiolk,
1586. Died 1610. (R. J. Beevor.)
JERMY, FRANCIS, 1615, 472. Add Married Alice, dau. of Sir
Anthony Irby, Bart. Died 1647. (R. J. Beevor.)
JERMY, FRANCIS, 1671, 472. Add Probably of Hamford, and
s. of John (1647-8). (R. J. Beevor.)
JERMY, GEORGE, 472. Add S. of William, of BrightweU.
Married, at Aspall, June 13, 1621, Euodias Solly. (R. J.
Beevor.)
JERMY. JOHN, 1646, 472. Add Married, at Blickling, Feb. 17,
1651-2, Alice, dau. of Miles Hobart. (R. J. Beevor.)
JERMY, JOHN, 1647-8, 472. Add Married Anne, dau. of Sir
John Castleton, Bart. (R. J. Beevor.)
JERMY, JOHN, 1693-4, 472. Add Married Mary, dau. of Rev.
Wm. Starkey. He was grandson of John (1647-8). Died
1744. (R. J. Beevor.)
JERMY, THOMAS, 1654- 472. Add Doubtless s. of George
(1614). Bapt. at Knoddeshall, Sept. 24, 1637. Married
there, June 9, 1659, Sarah King. Died 1670. (R. J. Beevor.)
JERMY, WILLIAM, 1572, 473- Add Probably eldest s. of Robert,
of Antingham.
JERMY, WILLIAM, 1731, 473. According to Vis. of Norfolk he
wasb.ini7i3. (R. J. Beevor.) v4d(i High Sheriff of Norfolk,
1748. Married (i) Elizabeth, dau. of WiUiam Lord Richard-
JoYE, Peter
son, Aug. 25, 1735; (2) Frances, dau. of Jacob Preston,
Oct. 7, 1751. Died in London, Jan. 21, 1751-2. Probably
buried at Aylsham. (R. J. Beevor.)
JERMYN, STEPHEN, 473- Add Probably school, Westminster;
adm. as Germain, 1721, aged 9. One died Feb. 1796, and
another (dead before 1735) married Margaretta, dau. of
John Hobbye, of Pembrokes, Tottenham. See Lysons,
Environs, iv.
JESSOP, THOMAS, 1690-1, 475- Add Probably C. of Bygrave,
Herts., 1702-8. (R. A. Ledgard.)
JEWELL, JOHN, 475. Add EUzabeth, wife of John Jewel,
clerk, buried at St Mary's, Bury St Edmunds, Aug. 24, 1609.
(V. B. Redstone.)
JOACHIM, BRYTYNNER, 475. Add The same as Joachim
Bretoner or Breton, 212. (K. E. Stamp.)
JOBSON, MICHAEL, 475. Add Described in a writ (c. 2 James I,
23, 2) as chosen Principal of Fumivall's Inn, in 1581. In
1597-8 he fled overseas with the records and funds of the
Society. His successor was Henry Humberstone (1582).
(C. E. Banks.)
JODRELL, WALTER, 475. Add Barrister, 1744.
JOHNSON, EDWARD, 476. Add One of these names, clerk,
of LawshaU, Suffolk, 1649. (V. B. Redstone.)
JOHNSON, FREDERIC, 477. Add Barrister, 1606.
JOHNSON, JAMES, 1690-1, 478. Add Exhibitioner from St
Paul's, 1691-6.
JOHNSON,JOHN, 1607-8,478. /I Ai Exhibitioner irom St Paul's,
1607-18.
JOHNSON, JOHN, 1677-8, 479- For Baughton read Boughton.
JOHNSTON, NICHOLAS, 1750, 480. Add Of Woodpark, Co.
Armagh. Died 1793. Will, P.C.C. Dublin, 1793.
JOHNSON, RICHARD, 1591, 480. Add School, Westminster.
Ord. deacon and priest (Lincoln) May lo, 1601. University
preacher, 1603.
JOHNSON, ROBERT, 1557-8, 480. Add Ord. deacon (Peterb.)
June 27, 1568. Aged 34 in 1576. Read S.of Morrice, Alderman
of Stamford, Lines.
JOHNSON, THOMAS, 1587, 481. Add Barrister, 1601.
JOHNSON, THOMAS, 1636, 482. Add Exhibitioner from St
Paul's, 1635-43.
JOHNSON, THOMAS, 1650-1, 482. Add Exhibitioner from St
Paul's.
JOHNSON, WILLIAM, c. 1593, 483. Add R. of St Clement's,
Ipswich, 1606-12. (V. B. Redstone.)
JOHNSTONE, WILLIAM, M.D., 1682, 483. Add Doubtless the
one mentioned by Wood, 11. 507. School, Westminster.
JOLLAND, GEORGE, 1716, 483. Add R. of Gt Ponton, Grant-
ham, 1724. Died Jan. 18, 1771, aged 76. M.I. (A. Curtois.)
JOLLAND, JOHN, 483. AddJiitd 1726.
JONES, CHARLES. 1611, 484. Add Barrister, 1619; Bencher,
1636; Lent Reader, 1640.
JONES, HENRY, 1596, 485. Add Perhaps matric. from Jesus
College, Oxford, Apr. 28, 1598. (J. B. Whitmore.)
JONES, JOHN, 486. Add One of these names V. of Wmston,
Suffolk. Buried at Aspall, Sufiolk, July 10, 1745. M.I.
(V. B. Redstone.)
JONES, MEREDITH, 486. Add Ord. deacon (St Asaph) Sept. 25,
1715; Magdalene, literate.
JONES, MORGAN, 486. Add Ord. deacon (St Asaph) Sept. 25,
1715; priest, Sept. 23, 1716.
JONES, ROBERT, 1681, 487. Add Only s. of Thomas, of
Shropshire. Married a dau. of William Nabbs, of Stafford,
Esq. Died Jan. 9, 1730. M.I. in St Mary's Church, Homsey.
Delete Probably. (H. B. Swanzy.)
JONES, SAMUEL, 1613, 487. Add Probably minister of Wald-
ron, Sussex. Will (P.C.C.) 1653-4.
JONES, SAMUEL, 1622, 487. Add WiU (Norwich C.C.) 1639.
(V. B. Redstone.)
JONES, STEPHEN, 488. Add School, St Paul's.
JONES, THOMAS, 488. Add One of these names minister of
St Clement's, Ipswich, 1574. (V. B. Redstone.)
JONES, THOMAS, 1629, 488. Read Barrister, 1636; Bencher,
1660.
JONES, THOMAS, 1655, 488. Add K.C., 1682-3; Bencher,
1683; Treasurer, 1684-5.
JONES, WILLIAM, 1576, 488. Add Married Anne Collmgwood,
of Glemsford, Sufiolk, at Boxted, Suffolk, Sept. 17, 1581
(V. B. Redstone.)
JONES, WILLIAM, 1629, 489. Read Adm. at Lmcohi's Inn,
May 6. 1629; Barrister, 1636; ? Bencher, 1659.
Add JORTZ, JOHN, 490. Licensed as penitentiary (Ely) May 22,
1347-
JOYE, CHARLES, 490. Add Probably adm. to Westminster
School, 1728, aged 8. Left by 1736.
JOYE, PETER, 491. One Joye at Westminster School, in
1733. Left by 1736.
530
Keen, John
Leigh, William
VOLUME III
KEEN, JOHN, 1634, 2. Add One of these names elected to the
Mastership of Ipswich School, but declined, having already
accepted that of Thetford. (I. E. Gray.)
KEMPE, LEONARD, 5. Add R. of Caraus-juxta-Moume,
1638-9. R. of Ballynascreen, 1639. (H. B. Swanzy.)
KEMP, WILLIAM, 1693, 6. Add Buried at Antingham. M.I.
(R. J. Beevor.)
KENDALL, RICHARD, 1751, 7- Add Chaplain, 03rd Foot,
Aug. 24, 1758; ist Dragoon Guards, Dec. 3, 1/62. {H. B.
Swanzy.)
KENNARD, GEORGE, 7. Add Buried at Ford wick, Mar. 9,
1627. WiU (Ct. of Archd. of Canterbury). (H.G.Harrison.)
KERRICH, JOHN, 1681, 10, Add Died May 14, 1691, aged 28.
Buried at Mendham, Suffolk, {Blomfield, v. 384; V. B.
Redstone.)
KETTLEBY, RICHARD, 1660, 11. Add S,. oi Walter, and
Elizabeth, dau. of Sir John Ellis. Married Hannah, dau. of
Samuel Hudson, of Earl Stonham. Will (Ipswich) 1704.
(V. B. Redstone.)
KEY, HUGH, 12. Add Admon., 1743, Hugh Key, clerk, of
Donyatt, Somerset, instituted R. there, Jan. 20, 1731.
(Taunton Probate Registry; J. Challenor Smith.)
KAYE, JOHN, 175:, 12. Add S. of William, C. of Penn, Staffs.,
1723-45, and Mary. Bapt. at Penn, Aug. 26, 1732. (Par.
Reg. of Penn; J. B. Whitmore.)
KYNASTON, THOMAS, 1750-1, 17. /I i(i Barrister, 1756.
KINDE, JOHN, 1576, 17. Add July 9, 1621, John Kinde, V.,
and Katharine Johnson, married by licence. Oct. 20, 1625,
John Kinde, Doc. in Divinitie, V. of Greenwich, buried.
Probably the whole of this refers to the next man.
(Greenwich Registers; H. G. Harrison.)
KING, AUSTIN, 17. Add See Travel in the xvn Century by Joan
KING, BENJAMIN, 17. Add R. of Flamstead, 1638-42. (A. G.
Matthews.)
KING, EDWARD, 1721-2, 18. ^iii Barrister, 1728.
KING, PHILIP, 20. Add Probably auditor to the D. and C. of
Christ Church. Will (P.C.C.) Sept. 30, 1635. Mentions his
brother John, late Bishop of London. (Harl. MS., iog6, 147;
J. B. Whitmore.)
KINGE, ROGER, 1629, 21. /I (i(i Barrister, 1638.
KING, SAMUEL, 1670-1, 21. Add Head Master of Wolver-
hampton School, 1678. Died there Mar. 1680. (G. P.
Mander.)
KING, THOMAS, 1713, 21. Add Buried at St Paul's, Covent
Garden, Oct. 11, 1737. Admon. to Mary his widow, Dec. 20,
1737-
KINNIER, DAVID, 23. Add One of these names R. of St Mary's,
Colchester, 1697. Married, at Wakes Colne, Essex, July 18,
1699, Susannah Harrison. (H. G. Harrison.)
KIPPAX, ARCHIPPUS, 23. Add C. of Prestwick, Lanes., in
1688. (F. C. Beazley.)
KNAP, EDWARD, 27. Add Barrister, 1606.
KNAPPE, SAMUEL, 27. Add Married Susannah before 1623.
Buried at South Elmham, Jan. 27, 1665-6. (V. B. Red-
stone.)
KNIGHT, WILLIAM, 1656, 30. Add School, Ipswich. (I. E.
Gray.)
KNIGHTLEY, MATTHEW, 30. Add Doubtless the same as the
next. His will (proved Leicester 1561) says that he was
b. at Brewood, Staffs., thus identifying him with 'Dr
Knightley' who founded the Grammar School there, c. 1550.
(G. P. Mander.)
KNOWLES, CHRISTOPHER, 31. Add S. of Thomas, of Ayls-
ham. Married (i) Whitwood; (2) Elizabeth, dau. of
John Bemey, of Langley. Died Dec. 29, 1610. Buried at
Sprowston. M.I. (R. J. Beevor.)
KNOLLYS, HANSARD, 31. Add Preacher at Stradbrook and
Debenham, Suffolk, 1645. (See Bloom's Suffolk Tracts, 117;
V. B. Redstone.)
KNOWLES, JOHN, 1620, 31. Add Lecturer at Colchester.
Dismissed, 1653, when opposed by one Harrison. (V. B.
Redstone.)
LA CAUX, PAUL MICHAEL, 33. Add School, Westminster.
Adm. pons, at Emmanuel, Dec. 14, 1730.
LACYE, SOLOMON, 1604-5, 33. Add Perhaps Solomon Lucy,
exhibitioner from Ipswich, 1602. (I. E. Gray.)
LADLER, JOHN, 34. Add Bapt. at St Oswald's, Durham,
Mar. 23, 1619-20, as s. of James Ladley. (H. M. Wood.)
LAKE, EDWARD, B.A. 1626, 34. Add Bapt. at Tctney, near
Grimsby, Feb. 22, i6oo-i. Received Docquct in June, 1644,
at Worcester. Not a baronet in 1643. Granted Arms in
June, 1661, and an Irish baronetcy (not English) at Dublin.
Died Apr. 18, not July 20. Aged about 66, at Lincoln Vis. in
1666. (D.N.B.; Proc. of Arch. fnsl. Line, 1848.)
LAKE, JOHN, 1637, 34. Add Fought in the Royalist army and
wounded several times. (State Patters, Oct. 23. i66i- R I
Wood.) " . J-
LAKE, THOMAS, 1618, 35. Add S. of John, and Elizabeth, of
Gt Fan ton Hall, North Benfleet, Essex. Bapt. Oct. 21, 1600.
Perhaps sequestered to R. of Wickford, 1645. Of Saling
Magna, Essex. (V. B. Redstone.)
LAKE or LAKES, THOMAS, 1656-7, 35. Add Barrister, 1664.
LAMBE, CHARLES, 35. Add His widow Margaret was adm. to
Bromley College, Apr. 13, 1731. (H. B. Swanzy.)
LAMB, HENRY, 1692, 36. Add Doubtless chaplain, 2nd Life
Guards, Nov. 8, 1718. (H. B. Swanzy.)
LAMBERT, THOMAS, 1620, 38. Add One of these names ord.
priest (Llandaff) Mar. 15, 1625. Army chaplain. V. of
Dromiskin, 1633-61. V. of Dunany. Will proved Feb.
i66i-2. (H. B. Swanzy; Leslie's History of Kilsaran, 238.)
LAMBTON or LAMPTON, RALPH, 38. Add Marric-d Eleanor,
dau. of Thomas Tempest, Feb. 26, 1586-7, at Chester-le-
Street. (H. M. Wood.)
LAMBTON or LAMPTON, WILLIAM, 38. Add Married (i) Jane,
3rd dau. of Nicholas Curwen, of Workington; (2) Catherine,
dau. of Sir Henry Widdington. (H. M. Wood.)
LAMPLUGH, WILLIAM, 1713, 39. Add Probably the R. of
Alton Barnes, Wilts., who married Anne, dau. of Joseph
Sinclair, R. of St Dionis Backchurch, London, on Apr. 14,
1730. (H. B. Swanzy; Parish Reg. St Dionis.)
LANCASHIRE, THOMAS, 39. Add Married, Dec. i, 1681,
Frances Saxton. (J. Challenor Smith.)
LANE, THOMAS, 1748, 42. Add Barrister, 1753.
LANGLEY, ADAM, 1742, 44. Add Licence, Nov. 17, 1729, to
marry Ann Ason, of New Windsor, Berks., spinster, 25; to
be married at Egham, Chertsey, Byfleet or West Horsley.
LANGLEY, JOHN, 1657, 44. Add S. of John, alderman of
London. Bapt. May 19, 1642.
LANGLEY, PHILIP, 44. Delete Buried Oct. 28, 1670, at St
Peter's, Comhill. (J. B. Whitmore.)
LANGLEY, THOMAS, 1708-9, 45. Add Bapt. .^pr. 4, 1692.
Died at Rugby, Dec. 1724. (L. E. Smith.)
LANGWITH, BENJAMIN, 46. Add His widow Sarah was adm.
to Bromlev College, July 25, 1763. (H. B. Swanzy.)
LANEY, BENJAMIN, 47. Add Chaplain in Ordinary to the
King, 1643. (V. B. Redstone.)
LANY, JOHN, 1634-5, 47. Add Died Mar. 14, 1647-8. Buried
in St Nicholas', Ipswich. (R. J. Beevor.)
LASCELLES, ROBERT, 1663, 48. Read V. of Headon.
LA WE, JONATHAN, 51. Add Precentor of Elphin, 1682-1703;
Preb., 1703-24. (H. B. Swanzy.)
LAWE, THOMAS, 52. Read (Shaw, 11. 352, 353.)
LAURENCE, JOHN, 1685, 53. Add Married .Mary, only dau. of
Stephen Goodwin, V. of Horley, near Banbury, Feb. 5,
1701-2. (H. M. Wood.)
LAURENCE, JOHN, 1723, 53. Add In his wiU desired to be
buried at St Mary's, Aldermanbury. (H. M. Wood.)
LAURENCE, ROBERT, 1612, 54. Add Probably eldest s. of
Robert, of Brockdish. Married Elizabeth, dau. of .-Vslack
Lany. Died July 28, 1637. Buried at Brockdish. (R. J.
Beevor.)
LAYFIELD, JOHN, 58. /IJii School, Westminster. S.ofEdwani
(154S-9). Married Bridget [Elizabeth in licence] Brickott,
widow of John, and dau. of John Robinson, of Reading,
Jan. 24, 1602-3.
LAYLAND, JOHN, 58. /1<W Probably s. of Robert, oi Call Lane,
Leeds. Buried Dec. 11, 1676. (R. J. Wood.)
LAZENBY, THOMAS, 58. Add Will (York) Aug. ai; proved
Sept. 24, 1668.
LEAK, JOHN, 1667, 59. Add S. of Thomas, of Plumbly HaU,
Derbs. B. Dec. 25, 1648, at Hinckley. Ord. deacon (Lichfield
and Coventry) Sept. 24, 1671; priest, Sept. 21, 1673. Lecturvr
at St Giles", Cripplcgate, and at St Michael's, Quecnhilhe.
Died Nov. 17, 1724. Buried at St .Michael's. (H. B. Swanzy;
Heanie's Diary.)
LEAKE, LUKE, 1700, 59. Add At Sylcham, Suffolk, .■Vug. 12,
1718. (V. B. Redstone.)
LEEKE, SAMUEL, 1654, 60. Add Married Mary Sand>-s, of
Newark, Sept. 11, 1679. ( I. Ch.illcnor Smith.)
LE CAUX, PAUL MICHAEL, 61. see LA CAUX.
LEE, GEORGE, 1652, 62. Add B.jrristcr, 1058.
LEE, HENRY, is8s, 62. Add Probably first scfiolar of Trinity
C(>lkKi\ Dublin, 1593. (T. U. S.idloir.)
LEE, JAMES, 1675,63. /J<f</ A cmdid.Jtc for King's pl.ico, iK-ing
3rd M:ister at the Slerchant Taylors" School. (G. P. Mander.)
LEE, JOHN, 1724. 6v Add Barrister. 1728.
LEIGH, WILLIAM, 1619, 66. Add S. of Ralph .ind Dorothy,
dau. of Wni. KcmiH-, of FinchinjjficUl, Essex. C. of Groton,
1630, and Reader, 1634. Married Elizabeth. (Winthrop.
LeUers; V. B. Redstone.)
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34—2
Leche, Edward
LECHE, EDWARD, 67. Add S. of Sir William, of Squerries,
Westerham, Kent. (E. B. Leech.)
LEECH, JOHN, 1662, 67. Read S. of John, gent., of Garden,
Cheshire. (E. B. Leech.)
LEACH, JOHN, 1668, 67. Delete One of these names V. of
Darton, 1703-46. (E. B. Leech.)
LECHE, JOHN, 1694, 67. For Hawarden read Garden, Gheshire.
(E. B. Leech.)
LEECH, JOHN, June 2, 1737. 67. Add V. of Eccleshall, Staffs.,
1756, and buried there Apr. 16, i777- WiU (P.G.C.). (E. B.
LEACH, JOHN, 1750, 67. DeMe Probably R. of L. Matravers,
1753-91. (E. B. Leech.)
LEACH, RICHARD, 68. Add Schoolmaster of Bingley, Yorks.
Married Elizabeth (died Sept. 26, 1778, aged 71). Died
Dec. 29, 1742, aged 46. M.I. (E. B. Leech.)
LECHE, ROBERT, 1652, 68. Read S. of Sir Edward, of Shipley,
Derbs. (E. B. Leech.)
LEACH, SAMUEL, 1616, 68. Delete One of these names V. of
EccleshaU, 1689-94. (E. B. Leech.)
LECHE, THOMAS, 1664, 68. Add Buried in the Gollege chapel,
Dec. 30, 1716. (E. B. Leech.)
LEECHE, WILLIAM, 162 1, 68. Add S. of William, of Lymme.
LEECHE, WILLIAM, 1621,68. ^dd WiU proved (P.G.G.) Aug. 9,
1660. (E. B. Leech.)
LEACH, WILLIAM, 1692, 68. Delete One of these names.
Add Buried at Hoo, Norfolk. M.I. says died Jan. 27,
1741, aged 68. WUl proved Feb. 5, 1741-2; mentions his
wife Deborah. (E. B. Leech.)
LEECH, WILLIAM, 1732, 68. Add Will proved (Nonvich G.G.)
1741.
LEACH, WILLIAM, 1733, 68. Add R. of UggeshaU with
Sotherton for 45 years. Died there May 11, 1786, aged 72.
Will (P.C.C.) 1786. His wife Esther died May 23,1780, aged 69.
Delete Perhaps wUl proved (Norwich G.G.) I74i- (E. B.
Leech.)
LEDGARD, THOMAS, 1666, 70. Add Married Anne, dau. of
Thomas Bonner, of Newcastle, draper, at All Saints', New-
castle, Nov. 28, 1672. (H. M. Wood.)
LEGG, ROBERT, 71. Read R. of Little Poringland, 1635-62.
(R. J. Beevor.)
LEHEUP, ISAAC, 71. Add Died Apr. 25, 1747- M.I. at Gun-
thorpe. (R. J. Beevor.)
LEMAN, JAMES, 1576, 72. Add Perhaps mentioned in Bacon's
Annals, 372. Received a grant of £5 from the Gorporation
of Ipswich. Master of the School there, 1604-8. Dismissed
for evil behaviour and bribed to leave the school house.
(I. E. Gray; V. B. Redstone.)
LE MOINE, ABRAHAM, 73. Add R. of Everley, Wilts. His
widow Ann was adm. to Bromley Gollege, Mar. 3, 1767.
Warrants as chaplain in the Navy, 1746-7. (H. B. Swanzy;
J. B. Whitmore.)
LE STRANGE or STRANGE, JOHN, 1522-3, 76. Add R. of
Me\'sey-Hampton until his death, in 1570, and of Ashton
Keynes, Wilts., from 1566-70. (F. S. Hockaday.)
LEVENTHORPE, RALPH, 77- Add Died June 8, 1647, having
filled many ofl&ces in Ireland. Buried at St Martin-in-the-
Fields. M.I. In Harl. MS., 6835/25 he is described as s. of
Thomas, of Albury Hall and educated at Gambridge. (J. B.
Whitmore.)
LEVETT, FRANCIS, 78. .4(id Signed the register of GastleGarl-
ton as Rector from 1676-92, and as curate from 1697-1708.
(R. W. Goulding.)
LEVETT, MATTHEW, 79. Read Sub-dean of Ripon, 1634-61.
(W. J. Kaye.)
LEWIS, JOHN, 1717, 81. Add R. of Stemfield, 1733-9. (V. B.
Redstone.)
LIDGOULD, JOHN, 84. Read R. of Uttoxeter, Staffs., 1726-9.
(H. G. Harrison.)
LILLY, WILLIAM, 1735, 85. Add Died 1738. M.I. at St
Botolph's, Cambridge. (F. Ranner.)
LINCOLN, RICHARD, 86. Read Buried at Rayleigh. (R. J.
Beevor.)
LINSLEY, THOMAS, 88. Add R. of Metfield, Suffolk, 1626.
Married Susan Mayhew, of Wilby, Suffolk, Aug. 2, 1626.
(V. B. Redstone.)
LISLE, JOHN, 1677, 89. Add Buried at Aycliffe, Dec. 20, 1722.
(H. M. Wood.)
LISLE, JOHN, 1700,89. ^ddBapt.Sept.4, 1683, at St Oswald's,
Durham. (H. M. Wood.)
LISTER, JOHN, 1676, 90. Delete R. of Rochford. (R. J. Beevor.)
LISTER, JOHN, 1679, 90. Add R. of Rochford, Essex, 1691-
1735. Married (i) Anne, dau. of Sir William Bowyer, Bart.,
and (2) Mary, dau. of Rev. Theophilus Burdett. (R. J.
Beevor.)
LITTLEHALES, BAKER JOHN, 91. Add Barrister, 1751.
LITTLETON, WILLIAM, 1599, 92. Add S. of Sir Edward, of
Staffs. See Cecil MSS., -xii. 490, explaining why he was
refused a fellowship. (J. B. Whitmore.)
LLOYD, HUGH, 1743-4, 94- Add ? Hugh Hughes Lloyd, s. of
Edward, of Plymog, and Dorothy, dau. of Hugh Hughes, of
Gwerclas. (J. B. Whitmore.)
Mapletoft, John
LLOYD, JOHN, 1691, 94. Add Barrister. Married a dau. of
Humphrey Humphreys, Bishop of Hereford, in 1706. Died
of small-pox, aged 30. (Heame's Diary, Apr. 14, 1706.)
LLOYD, RICHARD, June 28, 1679, 95. Add Buried at Shrews-
bury, Oct. 19, 1733. (W. M. Myddelton.)
LLOYD, WILLIAM, 1694, 96. Add R. of Thrandeston, Suffolk,
for 45 years. Buried there May 1, 1754, aged 72. M.I. of
wife there. (V. B. Redstone.)
LOCK, THOMAS, 1597, 97. Add First Recorder of Hadleigh,
Suffolk, 1618-23. (V. B. Redstone.)
LODGE, EDMUND, 99. Read Preb. of St Andrew's, Down,
1759-61. Resigned that of Kilmeen, in 1768. Probably
buried at Carshalton. (H. B. Swanzy.)
LOKER, JOHN, loi. Add At Ickworth, in 1649- (V. B. Red-
stone.)
^rfiLONG, RICHARD, 103. Prior of the Cambridge Carmelites,
in 1404. Probably a graduate. (B. Zimmerman.)
LONGE, ROBERT, 1599, 103. Add Barrister, 1615.
LONG, ROBERT, 1634, 103. Add Barrister, 1645.
LONG, ROBERT, 1645, 103. Add Barrister, 1653.
LORRAINE, THOMAS, 1633, 104. Read Married Elizabeth,
dau. of Henry Maddison. (H. M. Wood.)
LORAINE, THOMAS, 1655, 104. Add Married May 18, 1657.
at Hexham. (H. M. Wood.)
LOSEBY, RICHARD, 106. Add V. of Kilsby, Northants., 1645.
P.C. of Copston, Warws.; ejected, 1662. Will proved
(Lichfield) Apr. 14, 1685, as minister of Gt Copston, parish
of Monks Kirby.
Add LOVE, ROBERT, 107. Said to have been D.D., afterwards
incorp. at Oxford. A Carmelite and probably Prior of the
Gambridge house. Vicar-General at Whitefriars, Nov. 6,
1504; elected Provincial, Apr. 25, 1505. Died at Norwich,
1517. (B. Zimmerman; Al. Oxon.)
LOWE, THEOPHILUS, 110. Add Married Elizabeth, dau. of
Patrick St Clair, R. of Sustead. Buried there. M.I. (R. J.
Beevor.)
LOWRAY, EDWARD, m. Add Perhaps the Edw. Lo:sTy, R.
of Kettlestone, Norfolk, 1667-82. (R. J. Beevor.)
LOWTHER, GERRARD, iii. ^dd Barrister, 1565.
LOWTHER, WILLIAM, 1726, 112. Add V. of Thockrington,
Northumberland, 1754-88. Married Anne, dau. of Charles
Zouch, V. of Sandal, Aug. 31, 1753. ^^^^ V. of Welton,
Yorks. (H. M. Wood.)
LUBBOCK, THOMAS, 112. Add Married (i) in Norwich
Cathedral, Mary, dau. of John Low, May 25, 1725. and
(2) Mary, dau. of Clere Gameys, of Hedenham. (R.J. Beevor.)
LUCAS, RICHARD GAY, 1744, 113. Read Adm. at Lincohi's
Inn, 1743.
Add LUDBROKE, RICHARD, 115. Isabel Brikles (WiU 1448
London) leaves 10 marks to him, 'scolari Universitatis
Cantabrigg.' (J. Gh. Smith.)
LUKE, JOHN, 1649, 116. Add Will (Archd. Gt. of Essex)
1702-3. (J. Gh. Smith.)
LUMLEY, JAMES, 1626, 116. Add S. of John, of Lavenham,
Suffolk. (V. B. Redstone.)
LYNDALL, CHRISTOPHER, 121. Add Probably preb. of Ripon,
1604. Buried there Dec. 22, 1622. (W. J. Kaye.)
LYNDERCOMBE, GREGORY, 121. Read SYNDERCOMBE,
GREGORY, and see vol. iv. 196.
LYSONS, GEORGE, 122. Add Barrister, 1694.
MABB, RALPH, 123. Read Buried Aug. 28, 1649. at Allington.
(H. G. Harrison.)
MAIDEWELL, JOHN, 1627, 126. Read R. of Glaybrook, 1646,
sequestered thereto by the Committee for Plundered
Ministers. Afterwards returned to Simpson. (Calamy;
A. G. Matthews.)
MALYN, JOHN, 1747, 129. Add Buried at Weybread, Suffolk,
aged 59. M.I. (V. B. Redstone.)
MALKIN, GILBERT, 1733, 129. Add His daughter Susannah
was buried at Palgrave, Feb. 17, 1823, aged 83.
MANN, EDWARD LOUISA, 131. Add Adm. at Lincohi's Inn,
June 7, 1726. Barrister, 1729.
MANNING, SAMUEL, 1666, 135. Add One of these names,
clerk, buried Jan. 15, 1733, at Walpole, Sufiolk, aged 47.
Wife Marv, buried Mar. 13, 1726. M.I. (V. B. Redstone.)
MANNY, LEWIS, 136. Read also MANZY or MAUZY.
MANSUER, FRANCIS, 137. Add S. of Henry, of Gt Walsing-
ham, Norfolk. Bapt. there, June 7, 1671. (R. J. Beevor.)
MANSUER, ROGER, 1684, 137- Add S. of Henry, of Gt Wal-
singham, Norfolk. Bapt. there, July 18, 1666. (R. J.
Beevor.)
MANSUER, ROGER, 1716, 137. Add Bapt. at Gt Walsingham,
Norfolk, Feb. 29, 1699-1700. (R. J. Beevor.)
MAPLESDEN, PETER, 138. ? WUl, 1629. In Archd. Ct. of
London admon. to Jervase, Sept. 5, 1682, Peter Maplesden,
late of St Magnus-the-Martyr who died at Maidstone. (J. B.
Whitmore.)
MAPLETOFT, HUGH, 1670, 138. Add Married his first cousin
Susanna, dau. of Nicholas Collet. (J. B. Whitmore.)
MAPLETOFT, JOHN, 1702, 138. Add Married, at Broughton,
Northants., Nov. 23, 1721, to Ann Walker. (H. G. Harrison.)
532
Marcha, Peter de
Add MARCHA, PETER DE, 139. Completed his course at
Cambridge, but could not afford to take his degree. May 2,
1371. Gregory XI, c. 1371, allows Chancellor of Toulouse
to make him Master in Theology. Said to be of the Order of
St Patrick, or a Dominican. (M. Foumier and G. R. Potter.)
MARLER, GEORGE, 142. Add WiU (York) dated June 20, 1663.
(W. J. Kaye.)
MARLOWE, CHRISTOPHER, 142. Read Buried June i, 1593,
slain by F. Ingram Frizer. (T. C. Dale.)
MARSDEN, JEREMIAH, 144. Add Committed to York Castle,
Feb. 13, i66i.
MARSH, JOHN, c. 1593, 144. Add V. of Little Uford, Essex,
1607-1615. (F. Ranner.)
MARSH, JOHN, 1625, 144. Add Barrister, 1636.
MARSH, RICHARD, 1588-9, 145. Add School, Westminster.
Called Edward in Al. West., but Richard in 1587 list of
scholars. (J. B. Whitmore.)
MERSCHH, THOMAS, 145. Add Dispensation, 1427, to accept
R. of Geldeston, Norfolk. (Papal Letters, vii.)
MARSHALL, CHRISTOPHER, 1632, 146. Read Died Jan.
1672-3.
MARTEN, HARTSTONGE, 151. AddEntnTed Kilkenny School,
Oct. 18, 1705, aged 10. M.A. Dublin, 1717. Preb. of Kil-
managh, 1721-9. (H. B. Swanzy.)
MARTIN, JOHN, 1725, 151. See an identification in /I My«t., 292.
MARTIN, RICHARD, 1652, 152. Add S. of Edward, of Middle-
sex, aged 14 in 1648. (J. B. Whitmore.)
MASON, ROBERT, 1659, 157. Add S. of Robert, of Greenwich;
aged 18 in 1659. (J. B. Whitmore.)
For MASSENGER see MESSINGER, 159- Read MASSINGER,
see MESSENGER.
MASTERSON, GEORGE, 160. Add Minister at St Clement
Danes, London, 1650. (V. B. Redstone.)
MATCHETT, MICHAEL, 160. Add V. of Dromiskin, 1620-8.
V. of Dundalk, 1620-35. R. of Baronstown, 1633-6. R. of
Kildress, and R. of Magherafelt, 1635. Said to have been
murdered ui 1641. (Leslie's Armagh Clergy; H. B. Swanzy.)
MATHEW, SAMUEL, 1598, 162. Add Died in Peterhouse,
June 15, 1601. (H. B. Swanzy; Gents. Mag., 1799. i- 285.)
MAULEVERER, BELLINGHAM, 163. Add R. of BaUynascreen,
1718-23. R. of Maghera, 1723-52. Married Elizabeth
Nicholson, in Derry Cathedral, May 8, 1722. (H. B. Swanzy.)
MAURICE, MAYSMOR, 164. Add Eldest s. of Peter, Dean of
Bangor, and Katherine, dau. of Robert Maesmore. Lieut.,
24th Foot, 1741; Capt., 40th Foot, 1743-4; exchanged to
34th Foot, 1744; resigned, 1748-9. Married a dau. of
Lloyd, of Rhagatt. (J. B. Whitmore.)
MAURICE, WILLIAM, 164. Add Perhaps brother of Maysmor
(above).
MAWER, JOHN, 1749, i65- Add Chaplain, 6th Foot, Aug. 9,
1756; still serving, 1761. (H. B. Swanzy.)
MAYHEW, JOHN, 1663, 168. Read Adm. at Lincoln's Inn,
July 9, 1663.
MEADE, THOMAS, 1581-2, 170. AddWin(P.C.C.).
MEANE, , 171. Add One of these names, clerk, of Gt
Comard, Suffolk, 1647. (V. B. Redstone.)
MERES, HENRY, 171. Add Doubtless s. of Francis (1625).
Married Joan Healey, of Market Harborough, May 20, 1680,
at Miskerton.
MEETKIRK, EDWARD, 173. Add Married Barbara, dau. of
Rev. Robert Moore, of West Meon. (J. B. Whitmore.)
MELMOTH, WILLIAM, 175. Add Barrister, 1732.
MERCER, FRANCIS, 175. Add Married (2) c. 1640, Katherine,
dau. of Richard Savage, of Sydling, Dorset, widow of
Robert Browne, of Godmanstone. According to Hutchin's
Dorset, iv. 43, the date of his marriage to Bridget Browne
was May 29, 1730, and she may have been sister to Robert
Browne, s. of Sir Robert. (J. B. Whitmore.)
MERIWETHER, JOHN, 178. Add Master of Ipswich School,
1649-50; left without making any provision for his duties
at the School. (I. E. Gray.)
MERSSING, ROBERT, 178. ^dd R. of Holton, Suffolk, 1719-3--
Buried there Feb. 5, 1732. (V. B. Redstone.)
METCALFE, LEONARD, 1563-4, i79- Add In 1614, aged 73;
for 40 years R. of Tatterford. States that he was b. at
Apperside in the North Riding of Yorkshire. (J. Ch. Smith.)
METCALFE, NICHOLAS, 1607, 179. iie«d Bapt. July 8, 1587.
(J. Ch. Smith.)
METEFORD or METEFELD, JOHN, 180. Add R. of Pulham
St Mary, 1390. Bingham's Ely says buried there. (R. J.
Beevor.)
/liWMETHAM, JOHN, i8o. Of Norwich. Scholar of Cambndge,
1448-9.
MICKLETHWAITE, THOMAS, 1591. 183. For Ejected, 1612,
rt-arf tjectcd 1662. (A. G. Matthews.)
MICKLETON, JAMES, 183. Add Married, Apr. 29, 1660, at
St Margaret's, Durham. (H. M. Wood.)
MILBANKE, RALPH, 186. Add Buried at St Nicholas, New-
castle, Dec. 21, 1657. (H. M. Wood.)
MILBORNE, GEORGE, i86. Add Bapt. Dec. 3, 1637. at
Tyncmouth, as s. of George. Buried there Mar. 13, 1671-2.
(H. M. Wood.)
MooRE, Bartholomew
MILBOURNE, LEONARD, t86. Add Will (York) Mar. 26,
1672.
MILBURN, THOMAS, 1743. «87. Add V. of Raweth, Essex,
1762-75. iJii.cl .May 8, 1775. Buried there. (R. J. B«evor.)
MYLDMAY, ANTHONY, 1362, 187. After NorthanU. a<U of
Danbury, Essex, and of Haztlgrove, Somerset.
MILDMAY, ANTHONY, 1624, 187. After imprisonment add
and at Whitehall. After the King's death he took charge
of the Royal children at Carisbrooke Castle.
MILDMAY, CAREW, 187. Read MILDMAY, CAREW HERVEY,
and read Hervey twice in text. To Sir Gilbert Gerard add
Bart. .Married Sept. 25, 1626, at St GUes'-in-the Fields,
London.
MILDMAY, CHARLES, 1641, 187. Read Springfield Barnes.
MILDMAY, FRANCIS, 187. Read Married. Sept. 14, 1656,
.Mathew, dau. of Matthew Honywood, Esq. Will (P.C.C).
MILDMAY, HENRY, 1590, 187. Read Springfield Barnes,
Essex.
MILDMAY, HENRY, 1610, 187. Add Chief Steward of Maldon.
Married Apr. 6, 1619, at St Battholomew-the-Great, Smith-
field. After Halliday read of Newington Gre«n (Mildmay
Park). ? Died at .\ntwerp.
MILDMAY, HENRY, 1651, 187. After Wanstead, Essex add
and of Shawford, Hants. Married Aug. 30, 1674, at Wolves-
ley Palace, Alice, dau. of Sir Moundiford Bramston. High
Sheriff of Hants.
MYLDMAY, HUMPHREY, 1569, 187. Add after married, July
10, 1586.
MILDMAY, THOMAS, 1610, 187. Read Springfield Barnes.
After Emeley add (? Ernie).
MILDMAY, THOMAS, 1668-9, 187. Read Springfield Barnes.
MILDMAY, WALTER, c. 1538, 187. Add Mary Walsingham
was sister to Sir Francis, the Queen's Secretary.
MILDMAY, WALTER, 1690, 187. Add WUl at Winchester.
MILDMAY, WILLIAM, 1661-2, 187. Read Spnngbcld Barnes.
MILDMAY, WILLIAM, 1721, 187. Add Married Ann, dau. of
Humphrey Mildmay, of Shawford House, Hants., and of
Newington Green (.Mildmay Park).
MILL, CHARLES, 188. Add Doubtless chaplain, ist Dragoon
Guards, July 4, 1759. (H. B. Swanzy.)
MILLINGTON, JOHN, 1655, 190. Add Barrister, 1663.
MILLINGTON, THOMAS, 190. Add Said to have married
(i) Joane Price, at St Margaret's, Westminster, May 15,
1649. His 2nd wife was the 2nd dau. of Sir William Russell,
of Strensham, Worcs., widow of John King, s. of Henr>-,
Bishop of Chichester.
MILLS, ISAAC, 1655, 191. See Suffolk Proceedings, v. 246.
MILLES, SAMUEL, 1643, 191. Add S. of Thomas and Ruth.
Bapt. Feb. 25, 1642. (V. B. Redstone.)
MILNER, JEREMY, 192. Add Probably minister of Beeston,
Yorks., 1661 and 1662. (R. J. Wood.)
MILNER, JOHN, 1642, 192. Add Perhaps the C. of Beeston
was Jeremy, although in Cal. State Papers, Oct. 23, i66i, a
letter relates to the B.D. for John Milner, of Beeston.
(K. J. Wood.)
MILNER, JOHN, 1668, 192. For Crosdale read Croxdale.
MILNER, THOMAS, 1669, 193. Add The V. of Hcversham
married, Oct. 19, 1678, aged 26, Rachel Dickinson, of St
Peter's, Nottingham. (J. Challenor Smith.)
MILNER, WILLIAM, 1676, 193. Add Probably exhibitioner
from King Edward's School, Birmingham. (C. S. James.)
MISAUBIN, JOHN EDWARD (or EDMUND), 195. Add Called
John Edmund in his father's will. His mother was Martha
Agibaud. (J. B. Whitmore.)
MISSTYLDEN, WILLIAM, 195. Add Of St Clement's Hostel.
1518.
MITFORD or MIDFORD, BERTRAM, 195. Add .\cconiing to
Maskell's History of AH Hallows, Harking, ho died Dec. 20,
1624. (J. B. Whitmore.)
MITFORD, MICHAEL, 196. Add S. of William, V. of Elsdoa.
B. Sept. 29, i6>)2. (H. M. Wood.)
MITFORD, ROBERT, 1631. 196. For Cowper r<^ Cowpen.
MITFORD, ROBERT, 1638, 196. Add Married Eliubcth. dau.
of Ralph Maddison, of Newcastle. Buried there, at St
NichoUs, Apr. 18, 1675- (H. M. Wood.)
MITFORD, WILLIAM, 1669, 196. Add Died Apr. ao, 1715-
(H. M. Wood.)
MOCKETT, THOMAS, 196. Read Sequestered to Gilston, 1643-
60. Urwick docs not mention his being at Gaddcaden.
(.■\. G. .Matthews.)
MOIGNE, THOMAS, 197. Add Married Abig.iil, dau. of Roger
1)(h1, Hishop .il Mcalh. (H. U. Swanzy.)
MOLYLE. ABRAHAM, 19S. Add V. of St GUcs'-in-the-Fields.
London, in i«5o. (V. 11. Redstone.)
MONGER, JOHN, 199. Add 3rd s. of Benjamin, of Loudon,
au<l W.uidsworth, by his 1st wife J.ine, dau. of Tboma*
liastcrby, of l^ndon. Married (1) J.in. 8, I^22-3. Marie
Harrison, of London, at Wanilsworth; (2) Mary, dau. of
Robert Gravinor, <if London. (J. B. WhiUnorr.)
MOORE, BARTHOLOMEW, 204. Add R.ol Hij{h Uraj;, Devon,
1614-33. burii-d there Nov. 12, 1633. {XoUumdi/U^tningt,
V. 35; il. B. Swaiuy.)
533
Moore, Henry
MOORE, HENRY, 1639, 203. Add Probably not the s. of
Viscount Drogheda who was known as Lord Moore and was
a colonel and M.P. for Ardee, in 1639. (T. U. Sadleir.)
MOORE, RICHARD, 207. Add One of these names, widower,
married Rosamund Betts, at Hoxne, Sufiolk, Aug. 21, 1663.
(V. B. Redstone.)
MORECOCKE, THOMAS, 210. ^drfS.of Valentine, of Wiltshire.
Aged 16 in 1629. (J. B. Whitmore.)
MORGAN, WILLIAM, 1636, 212. Add Left College, 1642, to
join Lord Capel's (Royalist) Regiment. Letters trom Charles I,
May 23, 1642, that he should retain his emoluments. (Hist.
of St John's, I. 534; J. B. Whitmore.)
MORGAN, WILLIAM, 1640, 212. Add S. of Henry, of Kilken,
Flintshire, by his ist wife Winifred Gwyn. (J. B. Whitmore.)
MORLEY, CHRISTOPHER, 213. Add A Romish recusant,
c. 1587. (A. Curtois.)
MORLEY, WILLIAM, 1693, 214. Add R. of Hauxwell. See
M.I. 1703. (Gent's Ripon, 129; J. Ch. Smith.)
MORELL, THOMAS, 214. Add Married Ann Barker, of Chis-
wick, at Kew, Apr. 6, 1738. (J. Ch. Smith.)
MORRIS, JOHN, 1694, 215. Add Married Ann, dau. of George
Dawson, V. of Sunninghill, Apr. 28, 1709. (J. Challenor
Smith.)
MORRIS, ROGER, 216. Read Aged 73.
MORTON, JOHN, 1631, 218. Add One of these names R. of
St Mary Newington, Bucks., 1650. (V. B. Redstone.)
MORTON, RICHARD, 218. Add One of these names V. of
Spondon, Derby, 1634. (Parkes, Travels in the xvii Cent.,
258.)
MORTON, RICHARD, 1702, 218. Add S. of William, Bishop
of Meath, by his ist wife. Preb. of Caimcastle, in 1731.
(J. B. Whitmore.)
MORETON, WILLIAM, M.A. 1668, 219. Add Married (i) Mary,
dau.of Sir Richard Atkins, Bart., of Clapham; (2) Mary,widow
of Sir Arthur Jones, of Osbertstown, Co. Kildare, and dau.
of Sir Thomas Harman, M.P., of Attry. (T. U. Sadleir.)
MOULSON, ROBERT, 223. Add Scholar of Trinity College,
Dublin, 1600. (T. U. Sadleir.)
MOXON, GEORGE, 225. Read St Helen's, Lanes. (A. G.
Matthews.)
MUDDIMAN, HENRY, 225. Add ? School, St Clement Danes,
Temple Bar. (J. B. Whitmore.)
MULLINER, THOMAS, 226. Add One of these names signed
brief as of St Mary Colechurch, London, in 1650. (V. B.
Redstone.)
MUNDAY.JOHN, 227. ^ (ii One of these names, clerk, of Cherry-
hinton, Cambs., 1645. (V. B. Redstone.)
MUNS, JOHN, 227. Add Married Anne Stannard, at Withers-
dale, Sufiolk, Nov. 20, 1718. (V. B. Redstone.)
MUNSON or MONSON, ROBERT, 227. Read Called to the Bar,
1552; Bencher, 1562.
MURDIN, WILLIAM, 228. Add Married, at Benges, Sept. 17,
1742, Mary Littlehalse, of St Bride's, London. (H. G.
Harrison.)
NASH, GAWIN, 1620-1, 233. Read R. of St Matthew's, Ipswich,
1638. (V. B. Redstone.)
NASH, GAWIN HARRIS, 233. Add Bapt. at Petworth, July 11,
1699; as s. of Jane, widow (his father Gawen died 1698).
(Burrell MSS. in Brit. Mus.; J. B. Whitmore.)
NEALE or NEILE, JOHN, 1624, 236. Add Probably dean of
Ripon, 1674-5. (W. J. Kaye.)
NEALE, THOMAS, 1697, 236. Add According to Heame's
Diary, vii. 243, he was Master of Ockington School, Berks.,
in 1721, and married secondly the widow of Dr Crawley.
(J. B. Whitmore.)
NEAL, WALTER, 236. Add S. of Henry, of Surrey; aged 14 in
1660. (J. B. Whitmore.)
NECTON, JAMES, 238. Add On Westminster Election {Al.
West., 58) as Neston. (J. B. Whitmore.)
NEGUS, DANIEL, 1628, 239. Add Married at St Christopher's,
London, Oct. 3, 1655, as clerk, of St Peter's, Aldwincle,
Northants., to Frances Bernard, of St Christopher's,
spinster. (J. Ch. Smith.)
NELSON, JEREMIAH, 1626, 240. For F.lsden read Elsdon.
NEVELL, FRANCIS, 1556, 243. Add R. of Headon, Notts.,
1595-1611.
NEVINSON, CHRISTOPHER, 244- Add B. at Wetheral (sic
Will). His will, dated Mar. 16, 1550-1, was proved (P.C.C.)
Jan. 25, 1551-2. In it he mentions Rowland and Humphrey,
sons of his brother Roger. (J. B. Whitmore.)
NEVYNSON, THOMAS, 244. Delete Perhaps and If so.
NEVYSON, HUMPHREY, 244. Add Doubtless s. of Roger
Nevenson. Died young.
NEVYSON, ROWLAND, 244. Add Doubtless s. of Roger
Nevenson. Died young.
NEVINSON, STEPHEN, 245. Add WUl (P.C.C.) Oct. 12, 1581,
refers to his mfe Elizabeth, and his cousin John.
NEWCE, THOMAS, 1635, 246. Add Barrister, 1647.
NEWCOMEN, STEPHEN, 1583, 248. Add Married Margery
Steward, at Cockfield, Sufiolk, May 30, 1593. Dau. Mary
bapt. there, Feb. 1, 1599. (V. B. Redstone.)
Otway, F.
NEWCOMEN, WILLIAM, 1733, 248. Add C. of Little Bealings,
Sufiolk, 1739-40. (V. B. Redstone.)
NEWHOUSE, GABRIEL, 249. Add Bapt. Feb. 2, 1650-1, at
St Mary-le-Bow, Durham, as s. of Robert. Buried July 28,
1705, at St Mary-the-Less, Durham. (H. M. Wood.)
NEWHOUSE, RICHARD, 249. Add Buried Nov. 13, 1740, at
St Nicholas, Durham. (H. M. Wood.)
NEWHOUSE, ROBERT, 249. Add Bapt. Oct. 23, 1613, at
St Martin's, York. (H. M. Wood.)
NEWMAN, LAURENCE, 250. Add Schoolmaster, 1588.
NEWTON, FOGGE, 252. Add Doubtless s. of Theodore, preb.
of Canterbury.
NEWTON, PETER, 1701, 253. Add Probably C. of St Stephen
Wallbrook, London. Buried there Jan. 24, 1723, in the
NEWTON, WILLIAM, 1672, 254. For Stedmarch read Stod-
marsh.
Add NICHOLAS, JACOB or JAMES, 254. Student of Pembroke,
c. 1363. Of Dacia. Among the Cottonian MSS. in the
Brit. Mus. is a Latin poem by him. (H. G. Harrison.)
NICHOLLS, HENRY, 1726-7, 255. Add Buried at Fordwich,
Dec. 4, 1734. (H. G. Harrison.)
NICHOLS, JOHN, 1673, 255. Add C. of Eastchurch. Minister
of Harty, Kent. Died Mar. 20, 1741-2, aged 67. Buried at
Fordwich, Mar. 24, 1741-2. (H. G. Harrison.)
NICHOLL or NICHOLES, ROBERT, 1605, 256. Add One of
these names bapt. at Harrow, June 20, 1583. Perhaps s. of
Randolph, of Dolstreat-in-Hendon. (H. G. Harrison.)
NICHOLS, THOMAS, 1609, 256. Add One of these names bapt.
at Harrow, May 3, 1590. (H. G. Harrison.)
NICHOLSON, HENRY, 257. Delete Probably. (Al. Oxon.; Al.
Dub.; H. B. Swanzy.)
NOBLE, RICHARD, 260. Add Bapt. Jan. 10, 1687.
NOWELL, HERBERT, 261. Add Ejected from Ockley, 1662.
(Calamv, 11. 452; A. G. Matthews.
NORRIS, THOMAS, M.A. 1485, 264. Add One of these names
V. of Littleham, Devon, 1510; resigned, 1517.
NORTH, MONTAGUE, 266. Add 3rd s. of Roger, etc. Probably
School, Westminster. (V. B. Redstone; J. B. Whitmore.)
NORTON, JOHN, 1662, 268. Add Petitioned the King in i668,
for the next Fellowship at Trinity, his father having sufiered
much for his loyalty. (State Papers, Dom.)
NOSWORTHY, JOHN, 270. Add V. of Hohae, Devon, 1752, on
presentation of Jacob Nosworthy of Totnes, gent, (probably
his father). Resigned, 1765. Became patron of the living.
In 1788 it was in the gift of Sarah Nosworthy, of Dartmouth,
widow. (Notes and Gleanings, iv. 32; H. B. Swanzy.)
NOTT, JOHN, 1642, 270. Add Pens, to Matric. 1642. Delete
R. of Stockton-on-Teme. (A. G. Matthews.)
NOYE, WILLIAM, 271. AddBencher, 1618.
NUGENT, CHRISTOPHER, 271. Read Succeeded as Baron
Delvin, 1559. (H. B. Swanzy; T. U. Sadleir.)
NUN, ROBERT, 1584, 271. Add S. of Robert and Anne.
NUTTALL, JOHN, 1609, 272. Add One of these names R. of
Thorpe Morieux, Suffolk, 1607-38, and s. of Roger, of
Beyton, Sufiolk. He married one Doyle, of Overbury Hall,
Layham, Suffolk. (V. B. Redstone.)
NUTTALL, THOMAS, 1607, 272. Add Ejected from Saxmund-
ham, 1662. In 1672 lie. as a Presbyterian teacher at
his house at Rendham, Suffolk. (Calamy, 11. 436; A. G.
Matthews.)
NYE, JOHN, 1650, 272. Read Will proved, c. 1689.
OLDHAM, HUGH, 278. Read Canon of the Chapel Royal,
St Stephen's, Westmmster, 1492-1504.
ONELY, JOHN, 281. Add Bapt. Jan. 2, 1725. (L. E. Smith.)
ONSLOWE, RICHARD, 1617, 281. Read Adm. at Lincohi's
Inn, Nov. 8, 1618.
ORD, JAMES, 282. Read Bapt. June 22, 1703, at St John's,
Newcastle. (H. M. Wood.)
ORD, JOHN, 1727, 282. Add Bapt. at St John's, Newcastle.
Barrister, 1736. (H. M. Wood.)
ORD, JOHN, 1746, 282. Add Barrister, 1754; Bencher,
1776.
ORFORD, JOHN, 282. Add V. of Arley, Staffs., 1658-60,
ejected. (Salt, 1915; A. G. Matthews.)
ORME, JAMES, 283. Add Nephew of Richard (1635), V. of
North Wootton.
OSBORNE, CHRISTOPHER, 1574-5. 284. Read S. of Peter.
OSBORNE, CHRISTOPHER, 1603, 284. Add Captain in the
Navy. Died soon after 1637 at Greenwich. (State Pap.
Dom.; G. C. Moore Smith.)
OSBORN, Sir DANVERS, 284. Add School, Westminster. See
Al. West., 544.
OSBORN, PETER, 1548, 285. Add Adm. at Lincoln's Inn,
Feb. 5, 1542-3. Bencher, 1566.
OSBORNE, THOMAS, 1574, 286. Add Married, at St Ives,
Hunts., Nov. 25, 1597, Elizabeth Woodes. (H. G. Harri-
son.)
OTWAY, P., 287. Add Probably Francis, adm. at Westnunster
School, 1740, aged 9. His father was 'Lieut. -Col. in the
Guards.' (Notes and Queries, i2th S., vi. 273. 317-)
534
OwYN, Lewis
OWYN, LEWIS, 290. Add One of these names, clerk, of Hoxne,
Suffolk. Married Cicely Shipdim, Oct. 12, 1591. (V. B.
Redstone.)
OXENBRIDGE, JOHN, 292. Add His dau. Mary was bapt. at
Beroick, Oct. 26, 1649. (H. M. Wood.)
PACK, JOHN, 1736, 293. /4d(i Died Mar. 24, 1763. M.I. (V. B.
Redstone.)
PACKER, JOHN, 1590, 293. Delete Apparently. See also
Heanie's Diary for July 25, 1732. (H. B. Swanzy.)
PACKER, JOHN, 293. Add One of these names married Phillipa,
dau.of Francis Mills, of Southampton, July 13, 161 3 (licence).
(J. B. Whitmore.)
PAGE, THOMAS, 1683, 294. Add Buried at Gimingham. M.I.
(R. J. Beevor.)
PAGET, EDWARD, 295. Add Latin inscription in the Armenian
Cemetery at Isfahan says he died Jan. 21, 1702-3, aged 50.
{Jotirn. of R. Asiatic S., 19:9.)
PAGET, MATTHEW, 295. Add Probably P.C. of Thurmaston,
Leics. Ejected, 1662. ICalamy, 11. 130; A. G. Matthews.)
PAKE, ROBERT, 297. Add One of these names, clerk, buried
at Shaddingfield, as of Dunwich, Suffolk, Mar. 17, 1645.
(V. B. Redstone.)
PALMER, BARTHOLOMEW, 299. Add Buried at Widworthv,
Oct. 24, 1610. (H. B. Swanzy.)
PARRIS, JOHN, 1664-5, 304- Add R. of Great and Little
Poringland, Norfolk, 1681-96 (died). (R. J. Beevor.)
PARIS, JOHN, 1700, 304. Add R. of Silchester, Hampshire.
Died c. July 7, 1742. M.I. at Silchester. Will proved July 14,
1742. Author. (Heame's Diary, June 17, 1734; H. B.
Swanzy; J. Ch. Smith.)
PARKE, WILLIAM, 305. Add S. of Henry, of Meadow Lane,
Leeds. B. Dec. 25, 1658. Bapt. Jan. 2, 1658-9. Ord. deacon,
'M.A.' (York) Dec. 1680; priest, Sept. i68r. (R. J. Wood.)
PARKER, JOHN, 307. Add One of this name, afterwards D.D.,
preb. of Leighlin, 1612-3; of Dublin, 1613-9 and 1630-43.
Canon of Kildare, 1615. Preb. of Maynooth, Dublin, 1619-
34. Dean of Killaloe, 1637-43. Buried at St Michan's,
Dublin, June 2, 1643. Father of John, Archbishop of Dublin.
(H. B. Swanzy.)
PARKER, ROBERT, 1721, 308. Add No such place as Gt
Stambridge in Durham Co.
PARKINSON, BARTON, 311. Add C. of St Peter's, Cork, 1734.
V. of Kinsale, 1747-58. Married, as 2nd wife, EUen, dau. of
Michael Goold. Died 1758. Will proved (Cork diocese)
i758;asD.D. (H. B. Swanzy.)
PARKINSON, WILLIAM, 1650,311. /l(i<i Bapt. at St Margaret's,
Durham, Sept. 30, 1632. (H. M. Wood.)
PARR, JOHN, 1689, 313. Add S. of James, citizen and haber-
dasher, of London, who bought Westleigh, Lanes., in 1688,
and Ellen whose will (Chester) 1711 was proved by her son
John, clerk, of Weymouth (annexed to Radipole). (R. T.
Berthon.)
PARSLOW, THOMAS, 314. Add Chaplain, 70th Foot, May 24,
1758; still serving, in 1774. (H. B. Swanzy.)
PASTON, THOMAS, 1546, 317. Add Barrister, 1558.
PATENSON, BERNARD, 319. Add S. of Peter, of Durham.
(H. M. Wood.)
PATTENSON (? PATTERSON), JOSEPH, 319. Read School,
Carlisle Cathedral. (G. B. Routledge.)
PAUL, WILLIAM, 1698, 320. Add His dying speech is given in
Nichols, IV. 24. (L. E. Smith.)
POWLETT, CHARLES, 1736, 320. Add Chaplain, 55th Foot,
Jan. 15, 1756. (H. B. Swanzy.)
PAULET, THOMAS, 1658, 321. AddS.oi Robert, of Somerset.
(J. B. Whitmore.)
PAWE, PETER, 321. Add Doubtless V. of Satlron Waldcn,
c. 1385-98. (G. M. Benton.)
PAYNE, MICHAEL, 323. Add S. of Michael, of Leicester;
aged 16 in i66o. (J. B. Whitmore.)
PAYNELL, WILLIAM, 324. Add Perhaps R. of Bygrave,
Herts., 1450-61. (R. A. Ledgard.)
PEACHEY, ROBERT, 326. Add B.D. on Chancel-tablet in
Exning Church. (V. B. Redstone.)
PEAD, DEWEL or DEUEL, 1664, 326. Add S. of Edward, of
Hereford; aged 15 in 1660. (J. B. Whitmore.)
PEAKE, SAMUEL, 327. Add Probably s. of Thomas, of West
Thorpe, Suffolk. (V. B. Redstone.)
PEAKE, THOMAS, 1629, 327. Add Wife Anne. Will (Bury)
states 'to youngest son Samuel parsonage of Ashfield,
Suff." (V. B. Redstone.)
PEARCE or PEIRCE, HENRY, 1635, 328. Add M.irricd, at
North Waltham, Hants., Jan. :2, 1663-4, Cicele Younger,
of Kingsclere. Described as R. of Bradfield and Shaw,
widower, aged 43. (J. Challenor Smith.)
PEARSE or PEIRCE, ROBERT, 1628, 329. Add V. of Bally-
halbert, V. of White Church, and V. of Grey Abbey, Down.
1668. (Lodge MSS. Armagh Library; H. B. Swanzy.)
PEIRS, WILLIAM, 1680, 329. Add V. of St Andrew-the-Less,
Barnwell, Cambridge, 1709. (F. Ranner.)
PEARETH, JOHN, 330. Add Bapt. Nov. 13, 1664. at St
Nicholas, Newcastle. (H. M. Wood.)
Playford, Matthew
PEARSON, RICHARD, 1625, 330. Add Bapt. Dec. 5, 1610, at
St Nicholas, Newcastle. (H. M. Wood.)
PECK, FRANCIS, 1706, 333. Add Resigned Orlstone, 1715.
Sent to Edinburgh on a mission on behalf of the 'Usagers,'
in 1717 or 1718. Married, in 1719, Mrs Longford. Lived at
Wantage. Died 1724-5 (? January, death reported, Jan. 16).
(J. B. Whitmore.)
PEDLEY, JOHN, 1683, 334. Add Barrister, 1694.
PEDLEY, NICHOLAS, 1633, 334. Add Bencher, 1663.
PEDLEY, NICHOLAS, 1668-9, 334- ^^d Barrister. 1677.
PELL, WILLIAM, 1651, 337. for R. of Easington read C
FELLING, EDWARD, 338. Add S. of Thomas, of Wiltshire.
(J. B. Whitmore.)
PEMBERTON, JEREMIAH, 1732, 339. Add R. of Ilsington,
Devon, 1748-9, resigned. (Notes and CUanings, iii. 87;
H. B. Swanzy.)
PENNELL, DAVIES, 341. Add Probably V. of Newark, 1778-
1814.
PENNINGTON, JOSEPH, 1661, 341. Add Died Jan. 18, 1670-1.
(K. J. Wood.)
PENNINGTON, WILLIAM, 1668, 341. Add Perhaps the clerk
of Walesby who married, Sept. 26, 1685, Mary Clerkson,
widow, of Rufford. (J. Challenor Smith.)
PERCIVALL, EDMUND, 345. Add Barrister, 1698.
PERSEVALL, RICHARD, 346. Add Adm. at Lincoln's Inn,
June 10, 1576; Barrister, 1615.
PERIAM, SAMUEL, 346. Add R. of Widworthy, Devon, 1651-9.
Buried there .Apr. 19, 1659. (Notes and Gleanings, iv. 36;
H. B. Swanzy.)
PERROTT, RICHARD, 1645, 349. DeUde Canon of York. Read
Presbyterian preacher. Held a practice with Matthew
Robinson (1654) at Bunieston. (A. G. Matthews.)
PERSEHOUSE, THOMAS, 1740, 350. Add Probably died before
his father who does not mention him in his will dated Feb. 16,
1760. (I. B. Whitmore.)
PEETERS, GERARD, 351. Add R. of St Peter and St Mary,
Westout, Lewes, 1591-2. R. of Plumpton, 1593. Married
Elizabeth, dau. of Dr H. Blaxton (1561). Will proved
(P.C.C.) 1599, as Garret Peter. (J. B. Whitmore.)
PETIT, EDMUND, 351. AddCalamy, 11. 156, says he was ejected
from Whaplode, and 'died in prison for Noaconfonnity. '
(A. G. Matthews.)
PETVIN, JOHN, 353. Add C. of Ashburton, 1720. R. of Ilsing-
ton, Devon, 1738-45. Author of three works published after
his death. Died 1745. (Notes and GUanings, ni^ii); H. B.
Swanzy.)
PHILLIP, JOHN, 1600, 355. Read Ded ham /or Denham. Died
Sept. 2, 1660. Will proved (Norwich) Nov. 6, 1660. (A. G.
Matthews.)
PHILIPS, NICHOLAS, 356. Add Schools, Ipswich and Wood-
bridge. (I. E. Gray.)
PHILLIPS, PEREGRINE, 356. Read Calamy, 11. 629.
PHILLIPS, PHILIP, 1 701, 356. Add Perhaps the one mentioned
in Heame's Diary, v. 124, as chaplain to the Lord Justices
of Ireland and married to a wealthy lady. (H. B.
Swanzy.)
PHILPOTT, EDWARD, 1638, 357. Al. West, citing CoU MSS.,
IX. 65, says 'Buried at St Michael's, Cambridge, Jan. 23,
1642-3.' (J. B. Whitmore.)
PICKERILL, JOHN, 3ig. Ad,i Barrister, 1619.
PICKERING or PUCKERING, RICHARD, 360. .Add Probably
usher of Ipswich School, 1537.
PYGOTT, GRANADO. 1667, 362. Add Barrister, 1677.
PIGOTT, GRANADO, 1749-50, 362. Add Barrister, 1756.
PIGOT, HOLLIS, 362. Add C. of CromweU, Notts., 1726.
Married Ellen, dau. of John Andrews, of Southwell. (C. B.
Pigot.)
PIGGOTT, JAMES, 362. For Olsbury read Astbury.
PIGOT, JOHN, 1663, 362. Add 2nd s. of Rirharxl (1614).
Minister of Thundridge, Herts., 1676. Married Elizaboth.
dau. of Colonel Richard Elton. Buried in Ords-ill Church.
M.I. Brother of Richard (1657) and Thomas (1665). (C. B.
Pigot.)
PIGOT, JOHN, 1743-4, 363. .Add Married Bridget Law, of
Southwell. Buried there Apr. 3, 1759- (t-- B. Pigol.)
PIGGOTT, RICHARD, 1614. 363. Add Mam«l Katharine
Cheshire, of Shrewsbury. Father of John (1603), Richard
(1657) and Thomas (1665). (C. B. Pigot.)
PIGGOTT, RICHARD, 1657, 363. Add Married Sarah Booth, of
MaccksficUl. Brother of John (1663) and Thonws (l66j).
(C. B. I'igot.)
PIGOT, ROBERT, 363. Add M.I. in Northallerton church.
PIGOT, THOMAS. lM^',, 363. Add 3^! s. of Richard (:6i4).
PILKINGTON, MATTHEW, 365. Add Accot\Ung to W. G.
Stri( kl.wul and F. li . Hall the lexicoKT.iphcr ami the husband
of Letiti.i wore ideiitual. (T. U. Sadleir.)
PLACE, THOMAS, 17345. 37o- ■^''J B.irristcr. 1-43
PLAXTON, JOHN, 370. .4./jMinistir or LopinRton in the parish
of Sir.iyiiigh.ini. CiLimy s.«\-s rjocletl fiinn Skirrinston or
Skirlinn'ton (A. G. Matthews.)
PLAYFORD, MATTHEW, 371. Add Licem-c gr-intcd. Mar. 10,
163a, to go to Rome, aged i^. (H. G. Hartisoo.)
535
Pleasaunce, Robert
PLEASAUNCE, ROBERT, 1595, 371. Add Buried May 14, 1635,
at Durham Cathedral, 'Senescallus hujus ecclesiae.'
PLUMSTEAD, AUGUSTINE, 373. Add Buried at Wrentham,
Jan. 10, 1718, aged 82. M.I. (V. B. Redstone.)
PLUMSTEAD, EDWARD, 373. Add Clerk, of Cockfield, Suffolk.
Married Jane Gumbye, Sept. 8, 1636. (V. B. Redstone.)
POCKLEY, THOMAS, 374. Add Of Thorpe Willoughby, Bray-
ton. Will (York) Dec. 9, 1661. (W. J. Kaye.)
POLWHEILE, ISAAC, 376. Add Admon. to wife Ruth, als.
Egerton, of Bombay, Nov. 1684. His own admon. as of
Maidenhead, widower, Aug. 4, 1705, both P.C.C. (R. M.
Glencross.)
POLWHELE, THEOPHILUS, 377. Add WUl (P.C.C.) Sept. 24,
1688; proved June 8, 1689. (R. M. Glencross.)
PONT, SAMUEL HENRY, 377- Add Barrister, i735-
POTTER, JOHN, 1663, 384. Add One of these names V. of
Coleby, Lines. Buried there Feb. 13, 1708-9. (J. Ch.
Smith.)
POTTER, ROBERT, 1704, 385. Read V. of CoUingham, 1715-62.
Died June 20, 1762, and was buried there on June 22.
(W. J. Kaye; Leeds Intelligencer, June 22, 1762.)
POTTER, WILLIAM, 1726, 385. Read Bapt. at Stamfordham,
Feb. 15, 1710-1. (H. M. Wood.)
POTTERTON, WILLIAM, 385. Add Living in 1634, as Henry
Caesar, dean of Ely in his will (1634) mentions him as C. of
Somersham. (J. B. Whitmore.)
POULTON or PULTON, FERDINAND, 386. Add Barrister,
1569.
POWELL, RICHARD, 1727, 388. Add Minor canon of West-
minster. Died Jan. 30, 1738-9, aged 33. Buried in West-
minster .Abbey. (J. B. Whitmore.)
PRATT, CHARLES, 391. Add Adm. at Lincohi's Inn, Jan. 28,
1757-
PRESTON, CHARLES, 393. Add Married, June 2, 1673, Mary,
dau. of Miles Baspole, of Worstead. Buried at Beeston,
Feb. 5, 1713-4- (R. J- Beevor.)
PRESTON, FRANCIS, 393. Add Buried at Beeston, Apr. 3, 1700.
(R. J. Beevor.)
PRESTON, ISAAC, 393. For Charles Cook read Charles George
Cock. (R. J. Beevor.)
PRESTON, JACOB, 1631-2, 393. Add Barrister, 1640. See
Ancestor, no. 2, as to the legend of the Preston emerald.
(R. J. Beevor.)
PRESTON, JACOB, 1693, 393. Add Bapt. at Beeston, Apr. 20,
1674. .Married, at Lincoln's Inn Chapel, Aug. 7, 1709.
Elizabeth, dau. of Timothy Perry. Died Nov. 26, i753-
Buried at Beeston. M.I. (R. J. Beevor.)
PRESTON, JOHN, Fellow of Pembroke, 393. Read Canon of the
Chapel Royal, St Stephen's, Westminster, 1401-36.
PRESTON, THOMAS, 1608, 394. Add Perhaps s. of Isaac, of
Hoxne. If so, Ulster-King at arms, 1635. (R. J. Beevor.)
PRIMATT, STEPHEN, 399. Add Will (York) dated Oct. 12,
1660. (W. J. Kaye.)
PRIME, HENRY, 399. Add One of this name, minister of St
Lawrence Pountney, 1650, signs brief there. (V. B. Red-
stone.)
PRIOR, ROBERT, 400. Add Editor of a collection of West-
minster epigrams, etc., entitled Lusus Westmonasterienses,
1730.
PROCTOR, ANTHONY, 1672, 402. Add Bapt. at All Samts',
Newcastle. (H. M. Wood.)
PROCTOR, HENRY, 1638, 402. Add Bapt. at St Nicholas,
Newcastle, May 11, 1620. (H. M. Wood.)
PROCTOR, HUGH, 402. Add Barrister, 1647.
PULESTON, ALLEN, 405. Add His mother was Mary, dau. of
Edward Dryden, of Canon's Ashby, Northants. Migrated
to Christ Church, Oxford. (Al. Oxon.)
PULLEIN, SAMUEL, 1720, 406. AddThe man who died in 1784
was s. of the Rev. William PuUen. Perhaps the writer on
the sUkworm. (D.N.B.; T. U. Sadleir.)
PULLEN, THOMAS, 1683, 406. Add Married Elizabeth, dau.
of William Askewe, of St Olave, Southwark, gent. (Surrey
Arch., X.XXV. 37.)
PUREFOY, TOBISA, 408. Add S.of Ralph, of Leicester, aged 13
in 1660. (J. B. Whitmore.)
PURNEY, THOMAS, 408. Add Ordinary at Newgate, 1719-27
(resigned owing to ill health). (H. O. White.)
PURT, MARK, 408. Add R. of Creting St Mary, Sufiolk, 1720.
Married Anne, dau. of George Richardson, of Stowmarket.
Buried at Gt Finborough, Suffolk, Oct. 20, 1730, aged 42.
(V. B. Redstone.)
PURYE, WILLIAM, 1609, 409. Add Barrister, 1620.
PYE, GEORGE, 1699, 409. Add Bapt. at Morpeth. (H. M.
Wood.)
PYE, JOHN, 1665, 409. Add Buried June 20, 1691. (H. M.
Wood.)
PYE, THOMAS, 1639, 409. For Elsdea read Elsdon. (H. M.
Wood.)
PYE, WILLIAM, 1694, 410. For Shilbotel read Shilbottle.
(H. M. Wood.)
PYWELL, PETER, 411. Add Queen's scholar at Westminster,
1597. (J. B. Whitmore.)
Richardson, Ralph
Add QUADEBEKE, HERMAN, 411. Scholar of Cambridge.
Licensed to hold benefices in England, Apr. 3, 1460 and
June i8, 1461. (Rymer's Foedera, 11. 690 and 691; H. G.
Harrison.)
RACSTER, JOHN, 1584, 413. Add Probably R. of Suckley.
Worcester, 1596, to his death, in 1640 (Baxter in list). Will
(Worcester). (J. B. Whitmore; S. P. Dam.)
RADLEY, HENRY, 1658, 415. Add S. of Henry, of Middlesex.
Bapt. at St Margaret's, Westminster, Apr. 14, 1639. (J. B.
Whitmore.)
RADLEY, WILLIAM, 415. Add Buried at Bishop Wearmouth,
aged 56. (H. M. Wood.)
RAIKES, ROBERT, 415. Read Peile (11. 150) is wrong m con-
necting him with the founder (1722) of the Gloucester
Journal. (R. Austin.)
RAKES, TIMOTHY, 415. Read Father of Robert, the founder
of the Gloucester Journal, who was the father of Robert, the
well-known philanthropist. (R. Austin.)
RAND, JOHN, 1663, 418. Add Minister of Metfield, Suffolk,
1671. (V. B. Redstone.)
RANSFORD, GILES, 420. Add Or RAINSFORD. Arrived m
North Carolina, June, 1712. Minister on the Chowan River,
1712; captured by Indians, but escaped. Minister of Surry
parish, Va., 1713; itinerant missionary, North Carolina, for
S.P.G., 1713-6. Served in Virginia, 1716, tiU c. 1719- (Art.
in Carolina Churchman by M. D. Hayward; H. B. Swanzy.)
RAPER or RAPIER, JOHN, 422. Read R. of South Somercotes,
1691-1719 (died). (R. W. Goulding.)
RATHBONE or RATHBAND, WILLIAM, 423- Read Calamy, i.
520.
RAWLEY, WILLIAM, 1600, 424. Add Married, at Cottenham,
Cambs., June 22, 1641, Barberie Weilde, widow. (H. G.
Harrison.)
RAWLINS, EDWARD, 425. Add There was a King's scholar of
Westminster School, admitted there in 1669, and if this is
the same man he would be about 16 in 1672. (J. B. Whit-
more.)
RAWORTH, FRANCIS, 1645, 426. Add Perhaps minister at
Shoreditch, in 1650. (V. B. Redstone.)
RAYE, GEORGE, 1600, 427. Add R. of Starston, Norfolk, i6ir.
(R. J. Beevor.) ^ ^
RAY, RICHARD, 1738, 428. Add Barrister, 1746; Bencher,
RAYMOND, ROBERT, 1689, 429. Add Bencher of Lincoln's
Inn, 1710.
RAYNE, EDWARD, 429. ^rfdBapt.at Gainford. (H.M.Wood.)
RAYNIE or RANEWE, GILBERT, 431. Add Married Frances
Littleton, of Bramford, Sufiolk, 1628. Will (Norwich C.C.)
1637. (V. B. Redstone.)
REDE, ROBERT, 433. Add Adm. at Lincohi's Inn, July, 1467.
READ, ROBERT, 1718-9, 433- Add Died 1775- Buried at
Onehouse, Suffolk, aged 74- M.I. (V. B. Redstone.)
REED, WILLIAM, 1751, 434. Read Utrick Reay. Add Married
at All Saints', Newcastle. Buried at St Margaret's, Durham.
(H. M. Wood.) . , ,
REDMAYNE, JOHN, 1647, 436. Add Bapt. at St Nicholas,
Newcastle. (H. M. Wood.)
REDRICH, HENRY, 437. Add Of Ipsmch. See Bacon's Annals,
527. (V. B. Redstone.)
REDSHAW, GEORGE. 437. Add R. of Coleraine, Ireland, 1640.
Died of pestilence the same year. (Handbook of Down, Connor
and Dromore by L. M. Ewart, 85; H. B. Swanzy.)
REEVES, CALEB, 437. Delete Doubtless. (H. B. Swanzy.)
REMCHING or RIMCHINGE, THOMAS, 439- Add One of this
name, clerk, named in Hadleigh, Suff. Court of Records, 1620.
(V. B. Redstone.) . ,
REMINGTON, THOMAS, 1684, 440. Add Married, at Chicheley,
Bucks., in 1694, Diana Chester, dau. of Sir Anthony and
Lady Mary. (Phillimore's Bucks. Marriages.)
REVELL, JOHN, 1634-5, 442. Add Or V. of Headon, Notts.,
1640; R., 1642-62. ., , „
REUSE, WILLIAM, 443. Add R. of East Harlmg, Norfolk, 1631.
Died 1665. (R. J. Beevor.)
REWCASTLE, WILLIAM, 443. Read Stone for Stone. Add
V. of Wrawby, tiU 1750. (M. H. Peacock.)
REYNARDSON, JOSEPH, 443. ? Youngest s. of Sir Abraham.
(R. J. Beevor.)
REYNOLD, CHRISTOPHER, 443. Add Barrister, 1605.
REYNOLDS, FREDERICK, 444. Add Doubtless at West-
minster School. Brother also of Decimus (1728) and of
Octavian Richard (1728). (J. B. Whitmore.)
ROODES, RICHARD, c. 1591. 447. Add Will of Ric. Rhodes,
clerk, of Beveriey, dated Mar. 10, 1631-2; proved (York)
Nov. 19, 16^3. (W. J. Kaye.)
RICKARD, WILLIAM, 448. Add One of this name R. of St
James', Elmham, 1566-1622. His wife Alice buried there
1609. (V. B. Redstone.)
RICHARDS, FRANCIS, 1716, 449- Add Perhaps s. of John, M.D.,
of Chelsea. (J. B. Whitmore.)
RICHARDSON, RALPH, 1604, 453- Add S. of Anthony. Bapt.
at Ayclifie, Nov. 19, 1581. (H. M. Wood.)
536
Richardson, Richard
RICHARDSON, RICHARD, 1742, 454. Add V. of St
Andrew-the-I,ess, Barnwell, Cambridge, 1757-62. (F.
Ranner.)
RIDDELL, THOMAS, 1617, 456. Read Sir Alexander Davison,
of Blakiston. (H. M. Wood.)
RIDER, HENRY, 1663, 457. Add Perhaps not adm. at Trinity
College, Dublin. S. of Thomas, of Bedford; aged 15 in
1660. (J. B. Whitmore.)
RIDLEY, HENRY, 1570, 458. For Throckington read Throck-
rington. (H. M. Wood.)
RIDLEY, MATTHEW, 1730, 458. For Aby Harmah read
Hannah. (H. M. Wood.)
ROANE, JOHN, 464. Add John, Bishop of Killaloe certainly
came from Hanmcr, Flint, and was also at Oxford. (T. U.
Sadleir.)
ROBARTES, FRANCIS, 465. Add Commissioner of the Revenue
in Ireland. M.P. for Kildare Borough, 1692-5. (T. U.
Sadleir.)
ROBERTS, JONATHAN, 465. Read Calamy, 11. 602.
ROBINS, STEPHEN, 4O8. Read R. of Little Ilford, 1680-1726.
Delete Win (P.C.C.) 1713.
ROBINSON, EDWARD, B.A. 1541-2, 468. Read R. of Bygrave,
1566-72-3. Describes himself as scholar of St John's,
Cambridge, and Fellow of Queens' and Christ's. V. of
Gt Staughton, 1567-72. Will proved Nov. ig, 1572. {Arch.
Hunts., XIV. 155; R. A. Ledgard.)
ROBINSON, HUGH, 1722, 469. Read (Al. Weslmon., 27g;
Nichols, IV. 19.)
ROBINSON, JOHN, 1649, 470. Add Probably the one who was
R. of Llanferres, 1660-73. R- of Arbistoy. V. of Ruabon,
1675-1706. V. of Erbistock, 1680-1706. Married Eleanor,
dau. of Thomas Whitley, Esq., of Aston, Hawarden. Will,
Nov. 26, 1703; proved in London, Feb. 22, 1706-7. Buried
at Ruabon, Dec. ig, 1706. His wfe was buried there Dec. 17,
1700. (W. M. Myddelton.)
ROBINSON, MATTHEW, 1730-1, 472. Add School, West-
minster.
ROBINSON, THOMAS, D.D. 1734, 474- Read Bapt. May 13,
1701, at All Saints', Newcastle. Add V. of Ponteland, 1732-
61. (H. M. Wood.)
Smith, Michael
ROBINSON, WILLIAM, 1654, 47}- AdJ C. of Headinck).
Vorks., 1662; of Bfcston, 1674; of Famley, Lc«lt, 167J,
held in plurality with B<:»rston. (R. J. Wood.)
ROBY, , 477. Add Master of the Free Church at Jesmocul,
Newcastle, 14S3. (H. M. Wood.)
ROGERS, JOHN. 1587-8, 479. Retui Moulsham, Emcx.
ROKEBY, RALPH, 481. Add Barrister, 1534.
ROKEBY, RALPH, 481. AdJ Barrister, 1558; Bencher, 1566.
ROKEBY, RALPH. 481. AdJ Barrister. 1577; Bencher, i}«7.
ROOKEBY, WILLOUGHBY, 482. Add Barrister, 1657.
ROLFE, AUGUSTINE, 1628. 482. Add S. of Augustine (above).
Entered Rugby under bis father. (L. E. Smith; Rugby
Register.)
ROLFE, WATERS, 483. Add Ancestor of first Baron Cnn
worth. (R. J. Beevor.)
ROPER, SAMUEL, 1613, 487. Add Barrister, 1621; Bencher,
1649.
ROTHERY, WILLIAM, 1721,489. >4<<J Hissuccetsorat Chebea
was appointed, 1759, w« Rothery lately deceased. (J. B.
Whitmore.)
ROWTH, ANTHONY. 1645. 491. Add\.ol Kirkby HiU, York*.,
1662-84. (W. J. Kaye.)
ROWE, EDWARD, M.A. 1668, 492. Add Perhaps married
Catherine Russell, Apr. 6, 1663, at Penton Mewsey, Hants.
(Phillimore's Hants. Marriages.)
ROWLEY, CLOTWORTHY, 494. Add Commissioner of AppeaU
in Ireland. At the Irish Bar, 1768. Unlikely that he wa« a
minister in Dublin. (T. U. Sadleir.)
RUSSELL, WILLIAM, 1709, 501. Add Bapt. Feb. 18, 1691-2,
at St Nicholas, Newcastle. (H. M. Wood.)
RYALL, NICHOLAS, 1627, 503. Add Married, al St Peter's,
Northampton, Aug. 3, 1633, Elizabeth Tapping, of Beach-
ampton, Bucks. (H. G. Harrison.)
For RYCANT or RICANT, PAUL, 503, read RYCAUT. Bapt. at
St Christopher's, London, Dec. 23. 1629. (J. Cb. Smith.)
RYCANT or RYCHANT, THOMAS, 503. Read also RYCAUT.
Bapt. at St Christopher's, London, Dec. 7. 1628. (J. Ch.
Smith.)
RYE, NATHANIEL, 503. Add His wife Penelope died Apr. ij.
1741, aged 44. (V. B. Redstone.)
VOLUME IV
SACHEVERELL, HENRY, D.D. 1714, 1. Add Married Mary,
widow, of Charles Sacheverell, of New Hall, Warwicks., Esq.
She married (3) Henry Charles Chambers and died Sept. 6,
1739. aged 75. (Carsick, Epitaphs of Middlesex, 11. 251;
H. B. Swanzy.)
SANDYS, RICHARD, 1634, 19. Add The scholar from West-
minster was s. of Edward, of London. (J. B. Whitmore.)
SAVAGE, JOHN, 1690-1, 21. Add Will dated May 20, 1727;
proved Apr. 16, 1747- (P.C.C, iii. Potter.)
SAVILE, JOHN, 1658-g, 22. Add Died at Shelley, Essex. Will
(P.C.C.) 1706.
SAY, FRANCIS, 1663-4, 24. ^<i<i Will Jan. 27, 1705-6. (Horton-
Smith.)
SAY, FRANCIS, 1708, 24. Add S. and h. of Hugh, of Ludgate
Hill, London, gent., citizen and Merchant Taylor. See also
Musgrave's Obituary, v. 222. Will dated Aug. 20, 1748;
proved (P.C.C.) Sept. 20, 1748. (HortonSmith.)
SAY, ROBERT, i73g, 25. AddSchool, Westminster; adm. 1723.
(L. G. H. Horton-Smith.)
SCAIFE, JOHN, 1720, 27. Add Bapt. at Histon, Aug. 19, 1701.
His wife Ann was buried there Jan. 19, 1731-2- (F- Ranner.)
SCAIFE, THOMAS, 1678, 27. Add Married Elizabeth York, of
Cambridge. Read V. of Histon, 1695-1723. Buried there
June 23, 1723. (F. Ranner.)
SCAIFE, THOMAS, 1717, 27. Add Bapt. at Histon, Nov. 14,
1698. (F. Ranner.)
Add SCHALE, GALFRIDUS, 27. Dr of the University.
Represented it at the Council of Constance, in 1415, and
preached a sermon there, Ian. 10, 1416-7. (G. R. Potter.)
SCURR or SKURRE, LEONARD, 36. Read .Minister at Beeston,
in 1650. Probably ejected before 1656. {Lambeth MS., 970;
R. J. Wood.)
SEDDON, WILLIAM, 1657, 39. Add One of this name R. of
Linby, widower, married, Oct. 5. 1682. Sarah Fretwell,
widow, of St Peter, Nottingham. (J. Ch. Smith.)
SENIOR or SEIGNIOR, GEORGE, 43. Add S. of George, of
Fleet Street, London. (J. B. Whitmore.)
SEYLIARD, THOMAS, 46. Add The K. of Chiddingstonc and of
Deal was buried at Sutlon-by-Dover, Dec. 27, 1671. Will
proved (Canterbury) Feb. 17, 1671-2. (A. G. Matthews.)
SHAFTO, LEONARD, M.A. 1668, 47. Add Bapt. May 10, 1629,
at All Saints', Newcastle, as s. of Ninian. (H. M. Wood.)
SHAFTO, LEONARD, 1686-7, 47- Add Bapt. Sept. 22, 1669. »»
Dedham. Married Ann Hindmarsh, Sept. 15. 1703, at All
Saints', Newcastle. (H. M. Wood.)
SHELTON, WILLIAM, 1650, 58. Add Ord. deacon and priest
(Oxford) Sept. 20, 1660.
SHENTON, ROBERT, 58. Add Vicar-choral of Hereford before
1757- Vicar-choral of Christchurch, Dublin, 1757-98; of
St Patrick's, 1758-83; Dean's vicar, 1783. 3rd canon of
Kildare, 1765-72; Treasurer, 1772-98. Died Nov. 1798-
Will proved 1798. (Cotton; H. B. Swaniy.)
SCHULDHAM, FRANCIS, 1682-3, 70. Add R. of KUlennosh.
Ossory, 1710-36. Died before Aug. 31, 1736. {Dioctum
Register; J. B. Leslie.)
SHOVE, EDWARD, 70. Add Went to America as assistant to
the Rev. Ezekicl Rogers, of Rowley, Yorks.. and died 00 the
voyage out. His widow Margery founded the New England
branch of this family. (H. Shove.)
SHOVE, HENRY, 70. /)Wrt< R. of Sutton. ..1767-71. These were
held by his son Henry, q.v. Al. Oxon.
SYMPSON, ISAAC, 79. Add S. of Humphrey. School. Macdes-
tieki (.Mr Croasdale). Entered T.C.D. as siiar. May 27. 1658.
aKidi4. No record of degrees. (T. U. S.»dlcir,)
SIMSON. JOHN, 1667. 79. Add Perhaps the R. of St Nicholas.
Nottingham, who married, Dec. 28. 1683, ascil 32, Katharine
\\ est of the same parish. (J. Challenor Smith.)
SKINGLE. ROBERT, 1626. 84. Add He refers in his will to hU
brothers William, of Sfcbbing, Essex, derk, and to Richarxl,
of SawbridRcworth, clerk.
SLATER or SCLATER. BENJAMIN, 88. Add Head Master ol
the College Free School, Worcester. Burietl in Worcestcx
Cathedral. Aug. :r. 1699. (P. E. Towcll.)
SMART, CHRISTOPHER, 93. For Oirman frtU Caman in
line 7.
SMART, ITHIEL, if.M. 9^- ••*•'<' Ord. deacon and priest (Uch-
field) Aug. J I, 1662. (A. G. M.itthews.)
SMITH, EDWARD, Magdalrno, Apr. 18. i;-'-*. 96 /4J4 Marrie<J
(2) Alice, d.ui. of John Oldficld. of Spalding. Unci. (L. B.
N.iniicr.)
SMITH. MICHAEL, 1608-9. 105. Add Prcb. of Klphin, 1617-9.
Pcrhajis Archdeacon of Clonfert. 165^. lYcb. of KUmccn,
Tuani, 1038-9. Escaped from the rrbeU to Galwty, in X641.
(Cotton; H. B. Swaniy )
5i7
Smith, William
SMITH, WILLIAM, 112. Add One of this name was s. of John.
Bapt. at Louth, Mar. 4, 1538-9- (R- W. Goulding.)
SOUTHWORT, ROBERT, 1579, 125. Add One of this name
V. of Headon, Notts., 1596-1605.
SPARKES, ROGER, 128. Add S. of William, of Middlesex;
aged 15 in 1650. (J. B. Whitmore.)
SPEIGHT, THOMAS, 1671, 130. Add Married, July 6, 1684,
Margaret Kerchyvall, of Orston. (J. Ch. Smith.)
SPENCE, ROBERT, M.A. 1734, 131. Add Ord. deacon (Dublin)
Sept. 20, 1730. (H. B. Swanzy.)
SPENCE, SAMUEL, 131. Add Married, at Chalfont St Giles,
Bucks., July 27, 1724, Martha Alston, of Denham (licence).
(J. Ch. Smith.)
SQUIRE, ROBERT, 140. Add Perhaps the R. of Epperstone
who married, July 10, 1688, aged 36, Elizabeth Outlaw,
widow, of Bingham. (J. Ch. Smith.)
STANCLYFFE, EDWARD, 147. Add A commission to prove
wills given to Edw. Stanecliffe, R. of Holme-on-Spalding-
Moor, for the deanery of Harthill. Will (York); dated
Sept. 7, 1633. (W. J. Kaye.)
STANLEY or STANDELEY, JOHN, 147. Add R. of Spofforth,
1647. Read R. of Kirby Overblow, 1646-7. (R. J. Wood.)
STERNE, JAMES, 159. Add Archdeacon of Limerick. (T. U.
Sadleir and his own Prerog. Admon.)
Add STEWARD, NICHOLAS, 161. Student at Cambridge,
'very young," c. 1476. {Add. MSS., 15644 Brit. Mus.;
G. P. Mander.)
Add STEWARD, SIMEON, 162. Student at Cambridge, in 1511,
aged c. 15. S. of Nicholas {c. 1476), of the Middle Temple.
{Add. MSS., 15644 Brit. Mus.; G. P. Mander.)
STILES, WILLIAM, 1615, 182. Add Will (York) dated July 13,
1660. (W. J. Kaye.)
STILEMAN, SAMUEL, 182. Add Married, at West Woodhay,
Berks., Sept. 13, 1659, Mr Sam. Styleman, minister, and
Mrs Sarah Newman. (J. Challenor Smith.)
STONE, BENJAMIN, 168. Add His dau. Elizabeth was bapt. at
Leyton, Dec. 12, 1625. (J. Ch. Smith.)
STONESTREET, WILLIAM, 169. Add Married, at Hitcham,
Bucks., May 11, 1697, Mary I., dau. of George Evans (1646).
(J. ChaUenor Smith.)
STUBBS, HENRY, 1617, 178. Add If s. of Henry, bapt. at
Wath, Jan. 4, 1595-6. (R. G. Smith.)
STUBBS, WILLIAM, c. 1595, 178. Add Doubtless s. of Henry,
R. of Wath, 1570-1614. Bapt. there, Aug. i, 1579- (R- G.
Smith.)
SWINSCO, JOHN, 194. Add V. of Headon, Notts., c. 1550.
SYLVESTER, GABRIEL, 196. Add Dean of the Chapel of the
Archbishop. Dean of the Chapel of Margaret, Duchess of
Richmond. R. of Widdington, Essex. {See Surrey Arch. Soc,
VII. 274, and an account of the M.I. at Croydon in xxvii. 39.)
TALBOT, JAMES, 1683, i97- Add Preb. of Ripon, 1708. (W. J.
Kaye.)
TALBOT, THOMAS, 1577, 198. Add Adm. as Advocate in the
Court of Arches, Feb. 12, 1589-90. (Archbishop Whitgift's
7ef?.,i.;T. C. Dale.)
TANNER, EDMUND, 199. Add Licensed to teach and instituted
to St Margaret's at Clifie, Kent, July 10, 1589. (Whitgift's
Reg.,i; T. C. Dale.)
THIGH, LISTER, 212. Add S. of John, of Lincolnshire. (J. B.
Whitmore.) „ ,
TERRY, THOMAS, M.A. 1707, 216. Add Thomas Terry, R. of
Dummer, Hants., married Amy, dau. of John Soper, gent.,
of North Okelv, at Farley Church, Feb. 24, 1700-1.
TEVERSHAM, JOHN, 216. Read also TEVERSHAM, JOHN DE.
Add R. or V. of Cherryhinton, Cambs., in 1352. R. of
Witnesham, Sept. i, 1^73- (T. A. Walker.)
TEW, EDMUND, 216. Add Married, at St Christopher's, London,
widower, of Sawbridgeworth, Herts., July 2, i734. to
Barbara Gibbon, spinster, of Putney. ? Aunt of the historian.
(J. Ch. Smith.)
VicKARs, John
THIRLBY, CLIFFORD, 219. Add Married, Oct. i, 1679, aged 30,
Margaret Barnes, of Clifton. (J. Ch. Smith.)
THOMSON, THOMAS, 1695, 228. Read P.C. of Coxwold.
Perhaps C. of Chapel AUerton, Leeds, in 1718, until his death.
Buried June i, 1734- (R- J- Wood.)
THOMPSON, THOMAS, 1723-4, 228. Delete C. of Chapel
AUerton, near Leeds, in 1718 until his death. Buried June i,
1734. (R. J. Wood.)
THURSBY, FRANCIS, 239. Add Preb. of Cloyne, 1635- (J- B.
Leslie.)
TIFFORD, THOMAS, 241. Add P.C. of St Andrew-the-Less,
Barnwell, Cambridge, 1646-9. (F. Ranner.)
TILSON, BUCKLEY, 243. Add Bapt. at St Paul's, Dublin,
Jan. 17, 1714. Grandson of Henry, Bishop of Elphin.
(T. U. Sadleir.)
TILSON, OLIVER, 243. Add Bapt. at St Paul's, Dublin, Dec. 12,
1717. Married, July 27, 1749, Lady Frances Brudenell,
dau. of George, 3rd Earl of Cardigan. (T. U. Sadleir.)
TODD, ROBERT, 1614, 246. Add Will (York) Mar. 14, 1662-3.
(W. J. Kaye.)
TOMLINSON, JOHN, 1671, 248. Add V. of Bromfield. Married
Mary Nelson, of Rose-Castle, kinswoman of Rainbow,
bishop of Carlisle. Died at Rothbury, May 23, 1720. M.I.
there. Will dated Feb. 12, 1719-20. (F. C. Beazley.)
THOMLINSON, JOHN, 1709, 249. Add The Dianst. Married
Catharine, dau. of James Winstanley, of Braunston, Leics.
M.l. at Glenfield. Will (P.C.C.) 1762. (F. C. Beazley.)
TOOKER or TUCKER, EDMUND, 251. Add Ord. by 4th
London Presbyterian Classis, May 24, 1654, to R. of Dittis-
ham, Devon. Ejected, 1662. Nonconformist minister.
Admon. (Exeter) 1702. {Calamy, i. 356; Walker, Sufferings,
11. 356; A. G. Matthews.)
TOPSELL or TOPSYLL, EDWARD, 254. Add Licence to marry
Aug. 12, 1612, Mary Seaton, widow, of Gregory Seaton,
late of St Ann and St Agnes, Aldersgate, at St Mary,
Islington. (M. St C. Byrne.)
TUNSTALL, WILLIAM, 272. Read C. of Gt Totham, Feb. 15,
1583-4. (T. C. Dale.)
TURNER, THOMAS, 1661, 277- Add S. of Thomas, of London,
aged 14 in 1658. (J. B. Whitmore.)
TUTHILL, HENRY, 280. Add Deprived of his Fellowship,
Feb. 2, 1757- (L- Whibley.)
TWIST, JAMES, 1569, 282. Add R. of East Horsley, Surrey,
Dec. 2, 1591. {Laud, i.; T. C. Dale.)
TILDEN, FREEGIFT, 283. Add R. of Langley. Kent, 1625-62.
Buried there May 5, 1662. (A. G. Matthews.)
UPTON, JOHN, 1737, 290. Delete Died Oct. 22, 1767. Read
The M.P. did not die in 1767. He was s. of John, of Ingmire
Hall, and Eliz. dau. of Tho. Boucher, of Twickenham.
B. c. 1715. Married, in 1763, Mary, dau. of Geo. Noble, of
Weston, Co. Durham. Stood again for Westmorland in
Apr. 1768, but defeated. (L. B. Namier.)
VAUGHAN, RICHARD, 1569, 295. Add Probably instituted to
Landerwell, diocese St Asaph, Oct. 7, 1584. (Archb. Whit-
gift's Reg., I.) ^ ,_,
VAUGHAN, WILLIAM, St John's, Dec. 22, 1726, 296. Add
Married his cousin, dau. and coheiress of Hugh Nanney,
M.P. (L. B. Namier.) , ^ , ,
VERNON, FRANCIS, 1731-2, 299. Add Probably the Eari of
Shipbrook {see G.E.C.). M.P. for Ipswich, 1761-8. (L. B.
Namier.) . ^ , ^
VERNON, HENRY, Trinity, May 17, i735, 299- Add Commis-
sioner of the Excise, 1762; it was this appointment which
vacated the seat. (L. B. Namier.)
VESEY, PHILIP, 300. Add Instituted to living of Beaumont,
Essex, July 23, 1636. {Laud, i.) .
VICKARS, JOHN, 1670, 301. Add One of this name mamed,
Aug. 4, 1 686, aged 30, Anne Haynes, of St Mary, Nottingham.
(J. Ch. Smith.)
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