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THE BENEDICTINE HOUSES: ALIEN PRIORIES

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  28 January 2010

Edited by
David M. Smith
David M. Smith
Affiliation:
University of York
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ABERGAVENNY (Monmouth), St Mary (S. Vincent, Le Mans) f. 1087 x 1100 List in Heads, I, 99, 262; Heads, II, 138.

William Petrowe (Paytrau, Peydrowe, Peytrau, Peytro, Peytrow) –1417 Occ. 28 Oct. 1371 (CFR 1368–77, p. 117); 15 Feb. 1378 (CFR 1377–83, p. 84); 10 July 1387 (TNA, C85/11/33). Restoration of priory to him 16 Feb. 1400 (CPR 1399–1401, p. 72). Occ. 20 Sept. 1411 (CPR 1408–13, p. 306). D. by 7 June 1417 (CPR 1416–22, p. 108; CPR 1422–29, p. 235). [Br. John Eweas was gtd keeping of the priory 6 Feb. 1381 (CFR 1377–83, p. 240).]

Robert Eton 1417– M. of Christ Church, Canterbury. Bp of Llandaff writes to the kg, pet. for lic. to pres. Robert Eton n.d. [1417] (TNA, C84/41/42); pres. by kg 7 June 1417 (CPR 1416–22, p. 108). Occ. 7 Nov. 1424 (CPR 1422–29, p. 235); 15 Sept. 1428 (CPL, VIII, 34).

Richard Occ. n.d. (21–3 Henry VI, or possibly 10–16 Henry VII) (TNA, C1/22/194; Welsh Chancery Procs., p. 215).

William Wynchester Occ. 6 March 1483 (NLW, Milborne 261); 6 Oct. 1515 (Ct. Augm. Wales, p. 136); 30 July 1516 (Gloucester Cath., Reg. Malvern I, 3rd ser., f. 90r; Ctl. Gloucester, III, 296); (William) 10 Aug. 1516 (Gloucester Cath., Reg. Malvern I, 3rd ser., f. 69r; Ctl. Gloucester, III, 297).

John Lychefeld Occ. 10 May 1522 (TNA, E315/92, f. 60r–v); 8 Sept. 1528 (TNA, E315/100, f. 328r).

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The Heads of Religious Houses
England and Wales, III. 1377–1540
 , pp. 160 - 228
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2008

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