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THE TRINITARIAN HOUSES

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  28 January 2010

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David M. Smith
David M. Smith
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University of York
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The superior of the house was usually described as minister, but occasionally prior is found.

EASTON (Wilts). Holy Trinity (Easton Royal) f. 1245 (hospital); 1251 (Trinitarian)

(KH).

List in VCH Wilts. III, 327; Heads, II, 532; H. F. Chettle, ‘The Trinitarian friars and Easton Royal’, Wilts AM, 51 (1945–7), 365–77, at 376.

Robert (de) Newynton(e) 1364– Pres. by patron and adm. by bp of Salisbury [1364] (Bodl., Rawlinson ms. B. 444, f. 11r–v). In that year stated to be aged 30 et amplius (ibid., f. 4v). Occ. 12 May 1381, 6 Nov. 1389 (WSRO, 1300/18, 30); n.d. (c. 1388) (ibid., 1300/17); 12, 15 Nov. 1389 (CCR 1389–92, p. 82).

John Hakkleston (Hakeleston, Hakelston) Occ. 16 Mar. 1392 (WSRO, 9/15/49); (John) 17 Feb. 1397 (WSRO, D1/2/6, f. 128v); 1 May 1410 (Somerset RO, Hungerford Ctl., f. 261r); 28 July 1412 (WSRO, 9/15/50).

Stephen Yateley (Yatelay) –1448 Occ. 20 March 1427 (CPR 1446–52, p. 556). Res. by 15 June 1448 (WSRO, D1/2/10, f. 107v). Ex-pr, but still alive, 26 Jan. 1451 (CPR 1446–52, p. 556).

John Charlton (Charleton) 1448–1465 Br. of Easton, instit. 15 June 1448 (WSRO, D1/2/10, f. 107v). D. by 28 March 1465 (WSRO, D1/2/11, vol. 1, f. 114v).

Walter Brynkeworth (Brynckeworth) 1465–1474 Adm. 28 March 1465 (ibid., ff. 114v–115r). Occ. 15 Jan. 1474 (ibid., vol. 1, f. 177r).

William Marshall (Marschall) 1474– Adm. 14 Aug. 1474, no reason being given for the vacancy (WSRO, D1/2/15, f. 11v).

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The Heads of Religious Houses
England and Wales, III. 1377–1540
 , pp. 609 - 615
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2008

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  • Edited by David M. Smith, University of York
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  • THE TRINITARIAN HOUSES
  • Edited by David M. Smith, University of York
  • Book: The Heads of Religious Houses
  • Online publication: 28 January 2010
  • Chapter DOI: https://doi.org/10.1017/CBO9780511495649.015
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