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GONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE:

1349-1897.

Vol. I.
ADMISSIONS 1349—1713.

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BIOGEAPHICAL HISTOEY

OF

GONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE

1349-1897

CX)NTAINING A LIST OF ALL KNOWN MEMBERS OF THE COLLEGE
FROM THE FOUNDATION TO THE PRESENT TIME, WITH

BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES

COMPILED BY

JOHN VENN, ScD., F.RS., F.S.A.

SENIOR FELLOW OF THE COLLEGE.

** There be of them that have left a name behind them that their praises might be reported.
And some there be which have no memorial ; who are perished as though they had never been
bom; and their children after them." (Commemoration Service. Eoolesiastioas xlly. 8.)

VOL. I. 1349—1713.

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The following pages comprise, I believe, the first serious attempt at
compiling what may be called a biographical history of one of our ancient
educational foundations ; in the sense of not only giving a chronological list
of all the members, but of affording also some information as to their
subsequent career. It need hardly be added that neither of these objects
has been entirely secured ; and that in the case of the latter, success has
fallen considerably short of what was desired.

As regards the completeness of the list of members of the college : irom
1559 onwards, thanks to the foresight of Dr Caius, our Entrance List may
be considered as nearly perfect ; at any rate we have no ground to suppose
that more than a few names of the ordinary students or of those graduates
who came to reside as fellow-commoners, have been omitted from the
register. Those who first entered the college as fellows, it is true, were not
included ; but they are very few in number, and can generally be ascertained
either by the inclusion of their names in the account-books, or by some
reference to them as tutors. Practically, therefore, the name of every
member of the college, in the modem sense of the term, is certainly known
from 1559\ This leaves an interval of about 220 years frx)m the first
foundation, which can only partially be fiUed up. The University matri-
culations commence in 1544, and therefore carry us a few years farther
back ; but their information is defective in two respecta They only assign
the college at which a student matriculated, but give no hint of any
subsequent migration. Moreover they give the names only, omitting all
account of birthplace and parentage. They are also fiax fix)m complete, as
many students, especially those who did not contemplate staying for a
degree, altogether omitted to matriculate.

For the two centuries which lie behind this period, our sources of
information are fewer than we could wish. They consist principally of our

' In Mrly times not only every college servant was reckoned to belong to the Uniyersity,
and allowed corresponding priyilegee, bat also many tradesmen and other townsmen whose
business bronght them into dose relation with the students. Their wills are proyed at the
University Begistry, and their names are sometimes to be found in the Biatrioolation lists.

VI INTRODUCTION.

older bursars' account-books ; of title-deeds and early leases in our Treasury ;
references in the wills of early masters and fellows ; ordination records at
Ely and Norwich ; names of donors and benefactors recorded in the Annah ;
and other miscellaneous sourcea It seems certain that complete lists of
the members on the foundation must have existed from the commence-
ment, for the various account-books could not fail to give the names of all
those to or from whom payments were due. But unfortunately these books
now only commence in 1422, and are missing during a good many sub-
sequent years. The foresight of bishop Bateman had indeed provided another
source of information which, if his regulations had been properly carried
out, would have yielded a quantity of interesting and valuable material.
In his statute De Sociorum nominibua Episcapo Norwicensi et Capitulo annis
singulis intimandis he enacts that the master, after celebrating in Norwich
Cathedral on or about Michaelmas Day, was to hand to the bishop, and to
the prior of the convent, lists, sealed by the college, of the names, surnames,
and degrees, of the fellows, with an account of those who had died, or
left the college, during the past year. The object is expressly stated to be
that the bishop and the chapter might appeal to these fellows for help
or advice according to the post they occupied, or the academic degree which
they had attained. An oath was exacted of every candidate, on admission
to a fellowship, that he would never in any way act against the bishop or
chapter, ** sed cum eis pro justo et competenti salario, cum extra exercitium
scholasticum fuerit, quando et cum legitime fuerit requisitus." He was to
be, in fiACt, their standing counsel in Civil and Canon Law, and in Theology :
whether they had a similar claim on the medical skill of the physician is
not stated. That such lists were duly sent for very many years to the
bishop and the prior, and, after the Suppression, to the dean, is certain from
our own records. But unfortunately, after repeated enquiries in the proper
quarters, I have fieiiled to find any trace of their present existence.

The names of the other early members of the college, that is, of those
who were not on the foundation, are extremely diflScult to recover. They
were probably not numerous, for colleges were not originally founded for this
class of students ; and, as a general rule, their names can only be recovered
when, owing to their subsequent celebrity, — as in the case of Lyndwood and
Qresham, — the details of their early life were likely to be noted. The names
of the remainder, and consequently all information which could thus be
obtained as to the number and the social status of our early students, are,
with one exception, beyond hope of recovery. This exception, however,
deserves notice. During a few years,— principally from about 1500 to 1523, —
our earliest bursars' accounts give a list of pensioners at the end of each
half-year's return. They are not numerous, and only the surnames are given.
If the reader will turn to the years in question he will find all that I have
been able to ascertain about them ; it is sufficient here to remark that they

INTRODUCTION. VU

largely consisted of monks sent hither from their respective monasteries for
the purpose of study. Of course if anything in the way of an Admission
Register of one of the more popular hostels could ever be found we should
learn much more than we are ever likely to know as to the residence and the
social position of what would now be called the '' ordinary student/' One of
these institutions, Fhyswick's Hostel, was a sort of annexe of (}onville Hall,
and from what Caius says in the Annals must have accommodated a large
number of studenta But of its occupants nothing is known, except from
the references to two or three of them which occur in the University Grace
Books, Those who only know the printed Oraduati will probably suf^pose
that information could be procured from the lists of degrees. These, unfor-
tunately for our present purpose, are of but little use. They only commence
in 1454, that is, a little earlier than the corresponding lists at Oxford : at
first they give only the surnames; and for many subsequent years the colleges,
as a rule, are not recorded. These lists have of course been consulted', — the
earliest volumes are now in process of publication by the Cambridge Anti-
quarian Society, — and it has been attempted to extract all the information
they can yield for the purpose of this work. We may sum up, with practical
accuracy, by saying that for three and a half centuries (reckoning backwards)
every name is known ; and that for the preceding two centuries we have a very
great majority of those on the foundation, and a large proportion of the
pensioners.

As regards the other part of the task, viz. the subsequent identification
of the students ; roughly speaking, about five-sixths of them have been in
some way or other accounted for. By this is meant that some clue concern-
ing their career, other than that contained in the Admission entry itself,
or in the Degree lists, has been discovered, such as may be of use to the
historian or genealogist. If the phrase 'identification' is extended so as to
include election to a scholarship, or subsequent graduation, the proportion of
fiulures will be reduced to something like one in eight or nine. Most of our
identifications are reasonably certain ; some are only probable : but I have
thought that to reject the latter would be to miss an opportunity of being
useful, so I have inserted them with an expression of doubt. At worst they
may serve as suggestions, which those who are interested in the particular
names in question may care to follow up : and in any case they will be of
service to those who undertake similar work for other colleges.

The opportunities of thus tracking the various students in after-life vary

1 I eztrActed those which oonoem our own college many jears ago, and haye carefully
eompared them with the infonnation yielded by onr own leeords. Bat it may be well to state
that until the general degree liats have been yerified by the tuppUeati, compared with the
matrienlations and college admiadons, and printed, abeolnte certainty will be impossible.
From 1625 we haye lists of the gradoates i^ onr own coUege, in the Admission Begister. These
may be thoron^y depended opon, and they show, — what is evident on other grouids, — that
there are many omissions in the University lists.

Vlll INTRODUCTION.

widely in the different professions. Our information, in this respect, con-
cerning the law students is much the most complete and precise. Not only
are the admissions at the Inns of Court recorded for more than three
centuries ; but the practice of assigning the father's name, profession, and
residence, is an additional aid to identification, and a very important aid
where the surname is a common one. The Admissions to Gray's Inn have
been published by Mr Joseph Foster, who some years ago was good enough
to allow me to consult his MS. list of the admissions at the other three Inns.
The names therefore of those of our students who have entered at an Inn of
Court ought to be tolerably complete. The fact of such entry is of course
no proof that the students were eventually called to the bar, — the records of
these latter I have not been able to consult, — but it renders it highly
probable that they did not adopt any other profession. If they did not take
seriously to the law they probably, after a year or two of nominal study,
settled down as country gentlemen.

The identification of the clergy stands next in readiness and completeness.
The lists of institutions to livings given in the various County Histories are
of course &miliar to every student ; but what I have mainly resorted to is
a source of information which seems to have been generally overlooked, viz.
the lists of ordinations. Those who wait for the clerk until he obtains a
benefice can expect to secure a portion only of the class to which he belongs ;
but those who seek him at his ordination are watching at a portal by which
all must enter. There is also the further advantage that whereas presenta-
tion to a living may take place at any age, ordination was almost alwajrs
conferred within a year or two of the canonical age^ and this is frequently a
help to identification. Moreover, from a certain date, — very variable in the
different dioceses, — the degree and college are assigned in the bishops' books,
and not unfi:^uently the age and birthplace. The earliness and complete-
ness of this sort of information vary greatly ; though, broadly speaking, it
seems to me that much more care was taken in pre-Reformation days than
was shown for a century or two afterwards. In some dioceses the ordinations
are recorded in separate volumes &om an early date ; at Exeter, for instance,
from about 1570, and at London from about 1550. In other dioceses they
are found scattered about in the bishops' Registers and Act Books, and
apparently quite capriciously in some only of these. In certain dioceses
these lists appear to be almost entirely missing until comparatively recent
times. For the convenience of others who may undertake a similar search,

1 Not, however, that this age is an inferior limit. If the age given by a student on admission
to ooUege is correct it is certain that very many were ordained before they had completed
28 years, and not a few before they had completed 22. In some cases indeed the candidate for
deacon's orders conld hardly have been more than 21. See, for instance, Chr. Wragg (p. 44S).
He was admitted Ap. 26, 1678 ** adolescens 16 annorom " ; and was certainly ordained deacon
in London Feb. 24, 1677-8, and priest. May 26, 1678.

INTRODUCTION. ix

it may be remarked here that where the ordination lists are not forthcoming
their place may often be supplied by the books of ** subscriptions for orders,"
signed by the candidates a day or two before the ceremony. These again
diiSfer widely in the nature and amount of information which they furnish.
Judging by the condition to which they are sometimes found reduced, and by
the difficulty occasionally experienced in discovering them at the Registries,
one may conclude that they were long regarded, in most places, as little
better than lumber. I have consulted these and various other ecclesiastical
records — for instance the bishops' visitations — wherever possible; paying
of course especial attention to those which concern the Eastern Counties, for
it is found that in some Western dioceses {e.g. Hereford and Worcester) one
may search through a hundred years, during the 16th and I7th centuries,
without lighting upon a single entry which concerns our own, or any other
particular Cambridge college. On the whole, I should judge that the list of
those who have taken holy orders is approximately complete for the last two
centuries, and that a very large majority of those before that period have
also been determined. I must take this opportunity of expressing my
cordial gratitude to the various diocesan registrars who have so kindly
granted me £BM;ilities for search, and particularly to Dr Bensly, of Norwich,
for the many days he has allowed me to spend amongst the records under his
charge.

The ordinations have of course been supplemented by reference to the
various lists of institutions to livings. For special counties these are best
obtained from local Histories ; for their information being obtained from the
bishops' Act Books they will probably give the academical degree of the
incumbent, and whether the vacancy was caused by death or resignation.
For the remaining counties the easiest plan is to consult the Books of
Institutions and First Fruits at the Record Office : I have however also had
the advantage of seeing Mr J. Foster's MS. transcripts of these, in which the
names are alphabetically arranged.

The identification of the medical men has been a matter of somewhat
more difficulty. Munk's Roll of the College of Physicians is of course com-
plete for its purpose, but is practically confined to University graduates who
practised physic in London. The earliest general Medical Directory appears
to date from no further bcick than 1845. The lists of L.S.A.^ have been
published from 1815. Those of M.R.C.S. are printed since 1777, and can be
consulted at the Library of the College of Surgeons. These seem very
scanty sources of information compared with those of the other learned pro-
fessions mentioned above ; but practically they are much more complete than
might be supposed, for the special purpose here in view. Till quite recent

^ **A list of persons who have obtained certificates of their fitness and qualification to
practise as Apothecaries, 1815-52." (Gilbert and Bivington, 1853.) Continaed in sabseqnent
years. The addresses of the licentiates are given.

X INTRODUCTION.

times it seems to have been a very unusual thing for a University student to
practise with any other than an academic qualificatioiL This would naturally
in most cases be the M.B. or M.D. of his own University. If he went else-
where for his diploma, his choice would most likely be, in earlier times,
Padua (as was the case with Dr Caius); or in later times Leyden, of which
not a few examples will be found amongst the students of our college during
the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. The Leyden admissions have
been published by the Index Society, and have of course been consulted for
the purpose of these volumes. As is well known, the bishops formerly had
the right of granting licences to practise medicine and surgery : in fact such
a licence was necessary (I believe) in the absence of academical qualifications.
Many such licences will be found in the various Act Books and RegiBters,
and the holders duly appear, or should do so, in the visitations of the diocese.
On these occasions they had to show their licences, just as the incumbents
and curates had to show their letters of ordination. In the Norwich diocese,
where the " Consignation Books" contain the reports of these visitations, such
licences are numerous ; but, so far as I have found. University graduates are
almost entirely absent. Several of our students who qualified as M.B. or
M.D. had fathers who thus held the bishop's licence, these being generally
described in our register by the title 'medicus'; but of the students them-
selves I have found but two or three ¥rith this qualificatioiL One of these
was the rector of a parish, who seems to have combined a little medical
practice ¥rith his clerical duties, and it is not certain that the others were
not also clergymen. For these reasons, therefore, I apprehend that the great
majority of t^hose who took to the practice of medicine will be found to have
been identified. It may be remarked, however, that the taking of the M.B.
degree is no certain index to the pursuit of a medical career, hot a few who
thus qualified afterwards taking orders : possibly the medical degree was then
an easier one than that of arts*.

Till comparatively recent times, that is, till about the end of last century,
the three learned professions above mentioned would scarcely require to
be supplemented by more than one other class, namely, that of the country
gentry. There were no ' upper class emigrants ' worth taking into account,
who had to be enquired for in the Colonies: the solicitor's profession, instead
of being, as now, almost as largely followed as that of the barrister, was quite
outside the student's prospects in life; he very seldom went into business
or into the army; nor were his parents' means often sufficient to enable
him to spend his subsequent time in the amusements, travel, or amateur
pursuits which are summed up in the words " of no profession." As regards
the country gentry I have of course consulted the &miliar sources of

^ It was expressly enftoted {Oe$ta, July 4, 1771) that Tancred students who had passed the
M3. degree should he refused the college testimonial for holy orders ; and, if fellows, should not
he appointed to a college living.

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information. Most of the various County Histories which deal with the
districts from which our men mainly came have been carefully consulted
by the helpers who have worked for me ; Blomefield's Norfolk, in particular,
having been sj^tematically gone through. The extreme predominance of the
two counties of Norfolk and Suffolk, whilst diminishing the general interest
of such a search, has rendered it possible to devote the necessary time and
attention to some of the MS. sources of information at the British Museum.
Amongst many which have thus been consulted, the collections of Davy and
Cole are perhaps the most important for this particular undertaking.

As these introductory remarks are intended to be of a general historic
character, it will be well to go somewhat more fully into two or three
distinct enquiries which have been incidentally suggested above: such as
the comparative social status of the students, the districts from which they
came, and the careers they subsequently pursued.

As regards the comparative social istatus of University students, a careful
appeal to statistics tends, I think, to throw much doubt upon one very
I ( prevalent assumption. It is still supposed by many persons, and used to be
confidently asserted at the time of the discussions which led to the first
Commission for University Reform, that both Cambridge and Oxford had
widely departed fix)m their original design and bom their healthier practice
in early times ; and that from being teaching places for the poor they had
been diverted into idling places for the rich. In attempting to solve this
question statistically we must limit the enquiry to post-Reformation times.
Before that period we simply have not got the requisite facts in our posses-'
sion. There are no mediaeval Matriculation Lists or Admission Registers in
existence. We know the names of but very few of the students, and can
obtain personal details about none but those who became eminent. And if
we could obtain such details it would be futile to attempt a comparison, of
the kind proposed, between times like ours, one of the prominent character-
istics of which is the existence of a very numerous and tolerably cultivated
''middle class," and times in which such a class was scarcely to be found.
All that we can certainly assert is that if there is any truth in the oflen
repeated statement as to the numbers at Oxford in mediaeval times a very
large proportion of them must have been drawn from amongst the really
poor, for other classes could not have furnished the numbers.

Prom about the commencement of Queen Elizabeth's reign these diflScul-
ties are much lightened. Our Admission Register gives some description of
the bXhev of each student ; and it shows no hesitation in calling the grocer
and the tailor by those names^ For a period therefore of more than three

^ The description mast of coarse be received with some criticism, and shonld be compared
in each case with the remarks in the paragraph which foUows it. A man is repeatedly described
as * agricola,' 'yeoman,' or, 'mediocris fortmiie/ who was technicaUy a gentleman in the strictest
sense, as being indnded in the Heralds* Visitations (see, e,g,, the Lowdes, pp. 200, 341). I may

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xii INTRODUCTION.

centuries we are able to assign with some exactness the social status of the
studenta Of course when we endeavour to compare former times with later,
we encounter the difficulty already hinted at. In regard to certain social
classes the analogy is easy. It would be agreed that the 'esquire' or
' gentleman ' of Elizabethan days comprises the ' country gentleman ' of the
present day, but may be considered to include also the higher professional,
literary, and leisured classes of our tima The clergyman and the barrister
may be considered as standing in their former position. The yeoman and
the husbandman correspond to the &rmers of to-day. And the trading
classes offer no difficulty. Each class may have greatly advanced in respect
of wealth and culture, but that is not the question: all that we want
is to decide how a man, under any given designation, is to be fitted into
his relative place in the social fBibric of his day. The general conclusion
as regards the status of our students, to which I have been led, is that
there has been on the whole no perceptible change. No stratum of society
which used to feed the University has shown a disposition to abandon it,
and no fresh stratum in the country has been tapped. The sizar and the
fellow-commoner have indeed disappeared from the college table; but the
class which supplied the former has so advanced in wealth that the old aids
are less required, and the equalizing influences of modem society have almost
obliterated the latter. So far as statistics can be appealed to, they certainly
seem to establish the fact that the Universities have been fed frx>m the same
classes of society during the last three or four centuries ; and that if the
wealthy upper middle class preponderates now, the hct is due not to this
class supplying larger relative numbers, but to the great proportional growth
of this class itselfl

When we pass on to the geographical, rather than the social origin of
our students, we find a very different state of thinga There can be no
question as to the change here ; for whereas county extraction was once the
dominant element in determining the composition of a college, it now counts
for practically nothing whatever. As between the two Universities local
proximity was the main determining element, the Eastern Counties gravitating
to Cambridge and the Southern and Western to Oxford ; whilst the Northern
were divided between the two, with a decided preponderance towards

add that the praotioe of keeping the Register in Latin down to 1S33 is often veiy misleading,
owing to the want of distinotive terms. The word mercator, for instance, may stand now for
'meroer' or 'merchant': we can only decide by the context. If he lived in a village he
probably kept a small shop; if in Lynn or Tarmonth, and sent more than one son to oc^ege,
it is better at onoe to call him a merchant. So with the words argemkariut, amifaberi in a
small town th^ donbUess stand for silversmith or goldsmith, but the father of Charles Lloyd,
a well-known banker in Birmingham, is called argentariui in 1798. The father of Charles
Moss, bLshop of St David's, was a * grazier ' (peooarios), bat his position in life can hardly have
been such as the name suggests. His brother Bobert was dean of Ely, and Charles, who was
his nnde's heir, left a fortune of about £140,000.

INTRODUCTION. xiii

Cambridge. The difficulties of travel in early times are abundantly sufficient
to account for thia Of course such a tendency was gradually intensified ;
for th6 son was naturally sent where the father had been before, and when
endowments were founded they were commonly established in the University
known to the founder, and were often confined to the district with which he
was connected.

When we come to enquire what were the causes why a youth from, say,
East Anglia, went to one college rather than another in Cambridge, we find
that the determining element was very often to be found in the restrictions
of scholarships and fellowships. In the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries
the members on the foundation were relatively far more numerous than they
are now, and they mostly had a decided inducement to go to one college
rather than another. Thus, with us, a large proportion of the scholarships
and the great majority of the fellowships — including all the senior fellow-
ships and the mastership — ^were held to be confined to Norfolk and Suffolk
men. This was quite sufficient to account for the preponderance of students
from these counties, a preponderance actually amounting at one time to nearly
seven-eighths of the college. But it deserves notice that this characteristic
was of gradual growth, and did not become excessive till the eighteenth
century. In Elizabethan times the college offered a decidedly more picturesque
aspect from this point of view than it did in the days of the earlier Georges.
We have, for instance, a very appreciable contribution from two such remote
counties as Devon and Yorkshire. Whereas, broadly speaking, the numbers
diminish with the distance, these two counties offer a marked contrast, even
after due allowance has been made for their relative population and wealth.
Thus whereas during some 120 years (1560 — 1680) Somerset ftimishes only
seven students and Wilts only five, the remoter county of Devon sends up
during the same period no less than 65 ; and this in spite of the powerful
attraction offered halfway by the presence of Exeter College, Oxford There
is no founder or benefactor to account for this preference, which seems to me
to have arisen by what may be called accident. These Devonshire students
mostly came from one district in the county, — the neighbourhood of Taw-
stock, — and I can find no other original cause than the settlement in that
district of one or two influential persons who probably recommended their
own college to others. Once let a connection be started in this way and
family influences tend to perpetuate it. In this case I apprehend that
William Bourchier, Earl of Bath, furnished the primary impulse (v. p. 81).
He sprang from Hengrave in Suffolk, but had an estate at Tawstock, where
he resided and died. His college tutor (William Hinson, also an East
Anglian) became his agent, and settled there. Twenty-eight years later the
sons of the earl and the agent came up as freshmen together; and thus,
as it seems to me, was started a connection which lasted for at least a
century.

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xiv INTRODUCTION.

In the case of Yorkshire there is a more substantial reason. In the same
period of 120 years no less than 200 natives of this county entered our
college. They came from all parts of the county. Many of them would in
any case have come to Cambridge, but there was not a single scholarship
connected with any Yorkshire school to account for their selection of our
college. The explanation is rather to be sought in another direction, and is
connected ¥rith that very interesting religious episode of which I shall have
to speak more particularly presently. In the reign of Elizabeth, as is well
known, the north of England was still largely Roman Catholic; and our
college, in comparison with others at Cambridge, had a decided reputation
in this direction. Dr Caius, it is supposed, never became a Protestant ; and
his successor, Dr Legge, though not a Romanist, seems to have had strong
sympathies ¥rith the old form of faith, and introduced, as one of his principal
tutors, a man of like views with himself, Dr Swale. These two— both York-
shiremen — gave the college a distinctly marked ecclesiastical character.
We know that this very fact was made a ground of complaint by Abp.
Sandys, who wrote about this time to the Chancellor of the University,
strongly objecting to the way in which Dr Legge was misleading the young
gentry of his diocese. " All the popish gentlemen in this country send their
sons to him. He setteth sundry of them over to one Swayl, also of the
same house, by whom the youth of this country is corrupted." (Strype,
Annals, IL ii. 342.) It needs but a glance amongst the entries between
1570 — 80, and the notes which I have appended, to understand the grounds
of this complaint.

Most of those who consult such a work as this will doubtless do so in the
pursuit of private family history. But there are wider interests than this
involved, and to me certainly the main interest has been one of a general
historical kind. For many centuries each of our more ancient colleges has
been, up to a certain point, a fair reflex of English life in general. No
public event, no wave of feeling or of thought, can occur on the wider stage
without its being reproduced in miniature within our walls. Never having
been merely the seminaries of a priestly or other special professional class,
our colleges have shared in all the thoughts of the age, and have sent out
their sons to take their part in all the various activities of the day. The
amount of such participation has of course varied from period to period ; but
in the worst of times neither the theory nor the practice of Academic
institutions has suffered them to drop entirely from their ideal of being
the training places for the higher forms of culture, thought, and action.
Moreover, owing to the long prevalence of peace, there has never been any
complete stoppage of college life. Even the Plague, in its many invasions,
never entirely dispersed our students. Cambridge has never been besieged
or assaulted : and the utmost effect of the Civil Wars, in respect of academic
life, was to diminish somewhat the number of residents, and to cause a

INTRODUCTION. XV

forcible change of about half the staff of fellows. As regards earlier times,
daring the Wars of the Roses, the struggle mostly raged in distant parts of
the country ; and the University seems to have been no more affected by it
than is the farmer in Cambridge by a storm in Yorkshire.

It is an impressive illustration of the continuity and peacefiilness of our
national life that, so &r as can be ascertained, college residence and college
work have never, during century after century, been altogether interrupt^.
Indeed, until the days of railways, and the consequent facilities for escape
at holiday times, it is quite possible that no such entire interruption occurred
even for a single day. For five centuries and a half student has succeeded
student in the same rooms. Each generation has overlapped its predeces- '
sors, and has entered upon the heritage of tradition, of sentiment, — and we
may add, of slang. Piece by piece the material structure has been changed :
fresh oourts have been added; buildings have been altered, enlarged, and
improved; but, ¥rith the exception of the library, hardly one has had its
site altogether changed. If a fourteenth century student could suddenly
some day be replaced in the Gonville Court, he would know which way to
turn in order to reach the chapel, hall, kitchen, buttery, and master's lodge.
The 330 years which have elapsed since Dr Caius built the second court
have seen practically no change in its appearance, beyond the refacing of the
chapel. If he could emerge from his tomb and revisit his own oourt he
would note with satisfaction that his directions against erecting any buildings
on the south side have not been infringed; and as he looked around he
could assign to each room the occupant whom he remembered there as a
colleague or a pupiL

The detailed illustration of the continuity and variety of national life
above alluded to will be obvious to anyone who cares to skim through
the pages of this volume; but a brief outline of the more prominent
characteristics may be offered here. At the outset, and for the following
century and a half, the main function of the college appears to be that of
breeding ecclesiastics for Church and State employment. The layman and
the monk are conspicuously absent, and the ordinary parish priest, in the
form of the " poor parson," is rarely to be found. The reader will notice how
much fuller, on the average, are the notices we have been able to give of
tiiese men, than of those who follow somewhat later on. The reason is that
the college was doing just the sort of work which such foundations were
intended to do. The statutes make it plain that the object of the en-
dowments— and the admission of none but those on the foundation was
contemplated — was to secure to the poor student the leisure and other
opportunities which should fit him for the higher work of Church and State.
He was to reside here for the time requisite to study Theology, or Civil
or Canon Law, and then he was to go out into the world and make use of
his knowledge. It was never intended that he should spend his life in his

xvi INTBODUCTION.

college, as the monk did in his cloister, or that he should employ his energies
in educating others or in "researching" for himself; still less was it intended
to give him a " start in life " in the modem sense of affording the young
schoolmaster or barrister a liberal addition to his income ^ He was as a rule
a resident student, and if he did not reside he received practically no stipend
at alL If we study the after career of these early students we shall see
what a large proportion of them attained to prominent positions, or were
employed in important work.

As time advanced a new class of students appeared, viz. the ' pensioners,'
corresponding to what were afterwards called fellow-commoners. They
paid for their rooms and their commons, and shared their meals with the
fellows. At first these pensioners consisted largely of monks, and in the
entries concerning them we have an illustration of an interesting phase of
monastic lifa All the greater monasteries in East Anglia, such as the
Benedictine Priory at Norwich, the magnificent foundation of Bury, and (as
a large landowner in Norfolk) the Cluniac House at Lewes, seem generally
to have had several of their younger members in training at our coUega To
these must be added the Augustinian Priory of Wbeatacre, which was mainly
frequented (as Dr Jessopp tells us) by the sons of the Norfolk gentry. The
Visitations' of th^ Norfolk Monasteries by the bishop, between 1494 and 1532,
give us a mass of information on this head. Thus at Norwich (1532) several
of the monks complain " quod scholares non exhibentur more solito in Uni-
versitate." At Wheatacre (1494) we are told that Thomas Oxburgh '' est in
studio CantabrigisB." In 1520 the number of the canons is short " quia tres
in Universitate"; and so on. Where the monastery was too poor thus to
support a student he was sometimes provided for by his Mends. Thus at
Butley, in 1514, — a small house, and at that time in debt, — we are told that
" Thomas Orford est bonus grammatista et deditus Uteris, et amici volunt
exhibere eum sumptibus suis;" which the bishop directs should be done.
In 1526 their resources had improved, and it is ordered ''quod exhibeatur
scholaris in Universitate sumptibus domus." It deserves notice that this
house of Butley had a special arrangement with Gonville Hall for the reser-
vation of a suitable room (" honesta camera ") for these young monks.

The technical name for the stipend of such students was exhibitio: a
term still in use at the University, but which has long come to be applied

1 An enquiry, twenty or thirty years ago, showed that, at one of oar coUeges, about half of
those in receipt of feUowships were either engaged as busy and well-paid schoolmasters, or were
pursuing the calling of a barrister. As Seeley once sarcastically remarked, on the theory that
the fellowship was meant to give the deserving young man a start in life, it ought to be confined
to those who had not had the advantage of a high degree and of the capacity and training which
led up to this.

> Published by Dr Jessopp, for the Camden Society, 1S89. The reports comprise accounts
of breaches of discipline,— mostly of a trifling character,'-«iven in by the priors and others in
authority ; complaints, by the monks, of curtailments of their privileges ; and similar matters.

INTRODUCTION. xvii

to a scholarship which, fipom the shortness of its tenure or from some other
cause, is not considered to rank with the regular foundations of the college.
One object of those who underwent a University course was to qualify for
teaching the novices at their own house ; for after they have graduated and
returned to the monastery we not unfrequently find them described as
* idoneus preceptor pro confratribus," " idoneus pro noviciis et junioribus," &c.
But, beyond this, the academic degree would be for the regular churchman,
as for the secular, the natural portal for further advancement. It needs but
a glance at the subsequent careers of these monk-pensioners to recognize
how frequently they rose in after years to posts of dignity and importance.

An amusing indication of the occasional consequences of this selection
for University education is given in the Visitation of Norwich Priory in 1582,
when two of the brethren are complained of: '' scolares dedignantur ceteros
confratres: sunt inflati spiritu alti cordis, et indebitantur in Universitate."
Repetitions of this complaint show that these youths were decidedly
unpopular on their return. At the Benedictine Abbey of Hulme, in 1514,
Roger Multon is complained of: "quod est inceptor brigarum, et fuit in
Cantabrigia per septem annos, et nihil boni fecit." For the credit of their
house these selected students doubtless insisted that their dress and appoint-
ments should be quite up to the mark^ Thus Robert Bekham (see p. 21)
complains, in 1514, ''ipse deponens studiens CantabrigisB percepisset pro
uno anno viil marcas pro victu et vestitu suis, et quod recepit nisi XL*/'
Their outfit in the way of books probably also counted for something. Thus
Dr M. R. James (Camb. Ant. Soc. xxviii., p. 85) referring to Dugdale's
statement that the monks of Bury, who studied at Cambridge, went to
Qonville Hall, considers that " this helps to explain a phenomenon which
had struck me very much in my inspection of the MSS. in Caius College.
Very many of the bindings and some of the handwritings are marked by
characteristics of Bury St Edmunds... One is inclined to conjecture that the
students brought their books with them and presented them to the college."
One or two of the Bury monks can be certainly identified as residents at
Qonville Hall ; but the exemption of this Monastery from episcopal visitation
deprives us of the interesting personal details furnished by Wheatacre and
Norwich.

With the Reformation, of course, all this came to an end, and we can well
understand that this sudden stoppage of what, in the aggregate, was a con-
siderable source of supply to the University, was seriously felt. On the old
system, as we have seen, the promising students were selected by their
mcmasteries, and supported in college at the expense of the house. As the

1 Not improbably they demanded to ride when they went to coUege, as th^ oertainly did,
at some monasteriee, when th^ went np for orders. ThoB at Bntley,— one of the honses
lepreeented at GonviHe HaU, — it is indignantly complained, in 1582, that ** confratres transennt
pedestres pro ordinibns recipiendis, in soandalnm domaB...solent ezire pedites, et non eqnitare."

xviii INTRODUCTION.

author of the interesting account of Durham Priory' says, " If the master
did see that any of them (the novices) were apt to learning, and did apply
his book, and had a pregnant wit withal, then the master did let the Prior
have intelligence. Then, straightway after, he was sent to Oxford to school
and there did learn to study Divinity."

Side by side with this stream, for several years before it thus dried up,
flowed another, springing from a very different source, and which for a short
time formed the dominant current. If the reader will turn to the entries
between 1520—35, he ¥rill understand the force of bishop Nix's saying about
Gonville Hall', that no clerk came from the college but savoured of the
fiying-pan, spake he never so holily. It is true that no martyr can be found
amongst our students. We cannot rival Pembroke or Clare in the honour of
claiming a Ridley or Latimer ; so that if there was a savour of the pan there
was no scorching of the fire. But in the second rank ; of those who were
active in their support of the reformed doctrines or who suffered imprison-
ment or even torture in defence of their faith, the list of names which can
be recovered is no short one. Foremost amongst these, in point of celebrity,
was bishop Shaxton; though in later life he deserted the opinions of his
youth. John Skipp, master of the college, and Edward Crome, for many
years a fellow, belong also to the category of those who took an active part in
the early days of the Reformation. Amongst the sufferers may be mentioned
Sygar Nicholson, Simon Smith, and Pathmer. The former was for some time
University printer, and appears to have suffered both imprisonment and
torture for his opinions. The others are &irly typical instances of those
who suffered short of death for conscience' sake. Others, like Simon Ockley,
the friend of Ridley, were doubtless suspected in their day, but died before
any occasion for suffering arose.

The critical and changeful period which followed this — the days of
Edward and of Mary — is one of which we would gladly have fuller details,
but our records are too defective at this time to enable us to study the
changes as they affected the inmates of our college. But the succeeding
period, from about 1559, when our excellent Admission Register commences,
is one of great interest. Queen Elizabeth had just commenced her reign,
and the pendulum had made its final swing towards Protestantism. But the
oscillations had been so rapid and recent that almost every senior member of
the college had either had to change his opinions or to suffer for not having
changed them. Dr Caius himself is supposed to have remained a moderate

* Commonly known aa The Rites of Durham. Published by the Surteea Society, 1842. It was
written long after the Suppression, but by one who had himself been an inmate of the house.

* *' There is a Ck>llage in Gambrige called Gunwel Haule, of the foundation of a Bishop of
Norwich. I here no clerk that hath commen ought lately of that Ck>llage but saverith of the
frying panne tho he spek never so holely." (Letter to Abp Warham, May 14, 1680: given in
Stiype, Mem, p. 696.)

INTRODUCTION. XIX

Romaoist ; but he was spared when nearly all the other masters were ejected,
probably owing to his great scientific reputation and bis splendid services to
education. One of the neighbouring masters, Dr Cosin, of St Catharine's,
anticipated his expulsion by voluntary retirement, and took refuge as a fellow-
commoner at Caius. He acted as tutor to a youth who had been already
under his charge, and whose family were doubtless of sympathetic views, —
John Dorington of Stafford. There was about this time quite a small group
of senior men who had been admitted to holy orders in former reigns and
under another r^me, who, we may conclude, had temporarily accepted a
refuge in college, under the difficulty of obtaining preferment or the uncer-
tainty as to when the next change might occur. There is no parallel to this
state of things at any other period. John Stradlyng, admitted in 1560, had
been ordained acol3rte in the days of Mary. William King, 1561, had been
archdeacon of Northumberland. Richard Hall, 1561, seems to have been
one of those who were making up their minds. He had been a fellow of
Pembroke, but resigned; shortly afterwards he definitely threw in his lot
with the Roman church. George Gardiner had been a fellow of Queens': he
sided finally with the Protestant party, and took his fill of subsequent pre-
ferment Henry Stile, 1562, had been a fellow of Trinity, and afterwards a
monk. He soon reverted to his former career, and died at a monastery in
Flanders. Henry Mann, aged 64, had been many years at Trinity. Vincent
Tuke, aged 30, had been some time at Pembroke. As he was not ordained
deacon till 1563, it looks as if he too had been waiting the turn of events.
Another significant £act at this time is the appearance of foreigners at
Cambridge. Thus in 1562 John Vulpe, of Flinfkirchen in Hungary, is
admitted fellow-commoner. In the same year Sebastian Roccatagliata, bom
and trained at Genoa, enters at the scholars' tabla Both were between 30
and 40, and both seem afterwards to have taken Anglican orders.

Another interesting characteristic of these times must be borne in mind.
In later days, as I have elsewhere said, the college became overwhelmingly
East Anglian; in the dull period, about the middle of the last century,
nearly nine out of ten of our students came fiH>m the Norwich diocese alone.
On the other hand, in the years immediately following Queen Elizabeth's
accession, that diocese can scarcely claim more than four out of ten. What
is the cause of the difference ? The influence of statutable restrictions, in the
way of scholarships and fellowships, was nearly as powerful at one period as
at the other. I cannot but think that the cause must be sought in the
intellectual tone of the time. The students of the eighteenth century acted
by routine, firequenting the college where their relatives had been, and look-
ing for the same privileges and rewards which they had obtained. But in
those days of intellectual ferment men looked far and ¥ride for sjrmpathy in
religious feeling, for companionship with an honoured teacher, for a place
where the restrictions on their opinions would be less galling. It was for this,

XX INTRODUCTION.

more than for endowment, that they were in search; and consequently it
seemed a light matter for a youth to journey from the remotest counties of
England, or from foreign countries, in order to seek admission at some par-
ticular college, or, when he had made experience of one, to migrate to another
if he found that this would better suit his needs. Hence, I apprehend, the
picturesque variety in respect of age and origin, of belief, training and pro-
fession, which characterises the brief period in question.

The next period of any marked interest occurs a few years later. It is
the last in which purely religious convictions are the dominant motive, and
marks the final protest, so for as the University is concerned, of the old faith
against the new. If the reader will glance at the entries during the fifteen
years or so, centreing about 1580, he will be struck by the remarkable pro-
portion of the students who were open or concealed Catholics from the first,
or who, as converts, joined the Romish Church during their stay in college.
This period, — what is sometimes called the Counter-Reformation, — has only
recently begun to attract the attention of the ordinary student of English
History ; and I must confess that I was startled by the fact that whereas our
college does not seem to have furnished a single martyr during the reigns
of Henry and Mary, no less than four or five of our students suffered
death for their opinions under Elizabeth and James, and at least a dozen
underwent imprisonment, or had to take refuge in flight, or to seek
concealment for a time. Doubtless this tendency prevailed throughout the
University ; though, for causes already mentioned, it was especially promi-
nent in our own college, and I have therefore taken some pains to ascertain
the fisicts and to indicate the principal references^ Of course such a state of
things could not last long. The severity of the penal laws, and the establish-
ment of purely seminarist colleges on the Continent, soon cut off this source
of supply ; and thus one of the constituent currents in our national life was,
for three centuries at least, so far as the University was concerned, diverted
from the channel in which it used to flow.

The fifty years which follow, say from 1590 to 1640, represent a period
the religious and political characteristics of which are too familiar to the
reader to allow of any general discussion here. The period during which the
politicians and the clergy of the Civil Wars and the Commonwealth were
being trained must necessarily be one of great interest. But I may, without
impertinence, direct attention to one or two points here which the general
student of history may have overlooked. In the first place, few persons have
adequately realized the commanding position which had then been attained
by our Universities'. Absolutely, — not relatively merely, — ^the number of

1 I have given some aoooont of this episode, so far as the facts were then known to me,
in the Caian (No. m. 1). But mnoh information sobseqnently obtained wiU be found introdnoed
into the biographical notes.

' I can only speak with confidence of Cambridge ; bat I beUeve that the conditions at Oxford
were veiy similar.

INTRODUCTION. XXI

graduates in the years about 1625 — 30 was greater than was ever attained
again till within living memory. When allowance is made for the growth of
population it must be frankly admitted that, so for as concerns the supply of
trained men sent out into the country, the old Universities have not yet
regained the position they occupied two centuries and a half ago\

It would be ridiculous to suggest that anyone should "read" the contents
of a volume like this^ in the sense in which a continuous narrative is read.
I cannot but entertain the hope, however, that even professed historiaus who
may glance through the entries referring to the periods above mentioned
may pick up a few new facts, or at least fresh evidence for the fiEicts already
familiar to them. The design of this work has obliged me to study a number
of records in the various episcopal registries which are very seldom consulted,
and which the regular historian has hardly found it worth his while to
consult at alL And, it must be remembered, the number of cases with which
we are concerned, though dealing only with a single college, are still
sufficiently large to claim the steadiness and generality which may be called
statistical, and therefore to furnish a tolerably fair sample of what was going
on throughout the country. It is often overlooked that the enquiry is really
a statistical one, and that if we are ever to know the relative numbers of the
clergy sequestered during the Interregnum, or ejected after the Restoration,
it must be by an aggregate of enquiries of which a small sample is offered
here. We know what Walker on the one side, and Calamy on the other,
state and imply, but what are the actual £9icts ? and, equally important, what
are the relative numbers of a third class, viz. of those clergy who submitted
to the successive changes, and retained their livings undisturbed throughout ?
Again; as regards those who obtained episcopal ordination during the
period when episcopacy was abolished, it has always been known that there

^ Nor is the force of these considerations diminished when we examine the afker-oareer of
these students. Take for instance the ease of the clergy: what number of graduate clergy ^id
the Universities then furnish for the Church? The question is too intricate to be worked out
in a note, but the main foots can readily be given. At the period in question, say from 1617
to 1637, the average number of those who proceeded to the BA. degree at Cambridge was 266.
To ascertain what proportion of these took orders I examined two successive batches, of
100 each, from our college. In the first case I found that 61 almost certainly did take orders,
and 7 almost certainly did not ; 82 being left unknown. In the second case the corresponding
numbers were 69, 11, and 20. Now how are the unknown to be divided? Statisticians would
naturally say, * In the same ratio as the known,' and would therefore reckon the per-centage
of the ordained as respectively 90 and S6. But, in order to be within the mark, we will assume
that only half of the unknown became clergymen. The percentages then become 77 and 79;
giving an average of 7S. That is, we may safely suppose that 7S per cent, of our graduates then
took orders. There is no reason to suppose that our college was exceptionally theological ; on
tiie contrary, it was probably less so than some others. Presumably therefore Cambridge then
supplied an annual contingent of about 207 graduate clergy. It now supplies (taking an average
of the last 20 years) about 230. And yet the population is supposed to have multiplied fowfold.
On the same data it will be found that the actual numbers at Oxford have only risen fnm
172 to 219.

XXU INTRODUCTION.

were some of these ; but has it been sufficiently realized how numerous they
were, or what proportion of them obtained their orders before or after insti-
tution to a living by the Parliamentary Committee^ ?

The picturesque and dramatic interest of this period is of course
unmatched by anything which other times can show. We glance through
the names of the youths who came up together as freshmen, to worship
together in the same chapel and to dine together in the same halL We
turn to examine their careers, and find them drifting widely apart, until
in a few years one of them, as a "godly and orthodox divine," displaces
his old comrade who has now become a '* malignant " ; or, perhaps, as
a bishop or official of the Restoration ejects his contemporary from
his living. Readers of Woodstock will remember how the two divines,
Dr Rochecliffe and Nehemiah Holdenough, meet each other in the guard-
room, as prisoners under sentence of death; and how, on their sudden
recognition of each other, the memory of their youthful pranks breaks
through the stem realities of their then position. " Dost thou remember
Dr Purefoy and Caius College ? " " Marry do I," said the Doctor, thrusting
his arm through the Presbjrterian divine's, and guiding him to a seat
apart from the other prisoners, who witnessed this scene with much
surprise. " Remember Caius College ? Ay, and the good ale we drank, and
our parties to Mother Huffcap'a" " Vanity of vanities," said Holdenough,
smiling kindly at the same time, and still holding his recovered friend's
arm enclosed and handlocked in his. " But the breaking of the Principals
orchard so cleanly done," said the Doctor, "it was the first plot I ever
framed, and much work I had to prevail on thee to go into it." "Oh,
name not that iniquity," said Nehemiah..." (Chap, xxxvi).

Meetings of this kind must have been frequent enough, considering
how freely the vicissitudes of after-life arranged old comrades upon
opposite sidea Thus L. Playters, rector of Uggeshall and Sotterley, was
sequestered in 1644, and his place was soon taken by his old college
contemporary, H. Younger: — as Holdenough had succeeded Rochecliffe,
Edmund Hickhomgill and William Dell were chaplains in the Parliamentary
army, and Thomas Qunter to General Monk, whilst William Watts was

1 From a study of the Norwich ComignatUm Book of 1662, 1 am inclined to think that there
was no period, through the Interregnum, when those who were resolved to obtain Episcopal
orders could not readily do so. Joseph Hall, at Heigham, close by Norwich, continued to oidain
unintermptedly tiU his death in 1666: and the names of the bishop of Exeter (Kalph Brownrigg)
of Kilmore (Thos. Sydserf), of Ardfert (Thos. Fulwar) and others, repeatedly occur. Nor was
such ordination any hindrance to institution or admission by the Parliamentary Committee •
as the reader wiU see abundantly exemplified. '

« This reference to Caius,— perhaps the only mention of any Cambridge college in aU Soott's
writings,— is curious, and possibly not made at random. Dr Purefoy and Mother Huffcap are of
course inventions, but, as many of my readers are aware, there it a " president's garden " in the
tronX court, and it has a well-known old apple-tree in it.

INTRODUCTION. XXIU

long a chaplain to Prince Rupert. Thomas Bedingfield and Edmund Reeve
had not improbably known each other in college, for they were both,
within a short period, "pensioners at the bachelors' table." They both
became judges. Reeve sided with the Parliament; Bedingfield, "upon the
murder of King Charles, laid down his place and all public employments,
and retired into private life." Sometimes the subsequent meeting was of
a more friendly kind, as when the former pupil (v. Punter, p. 302) affords
a refuge to his old tutor on his expulsion, and is reported to the Parlia-
mentary Committee as "harbouring malignant priests."

With the Restoration the gate of admission was still further narrowed ;
and, as the Romanist had been excluded some eighty years earlier, so the
Puritan was excluded now. For nearly two centuries, from this date, I
can discover only one avowed Nonconformist who issued fix)m our college,
and not a single Romanist.

The only subsequent episode which can in any way be compared with
the foregoing is the change of allegiance which called forth the self-
sacrifice of the Non-jurors. The crisis was by comparison slight, but
relatively speaking our college was considerably affected. Unlike St John's,
indeed, — where about half the body of fellows were ejected, — only one
member of our foundation was even for a time inclined to hold out ; but
not a few former members suffered for their convictions. One of these,
Jeremy Collier, was a prominent leader of the party ; and some half-dozen
others seem to have shared in his convictions and temporarily or per-
manently to have seceded from the Anglican communion.

And now a period of slow but steady decline set in; one which
affected not Caius College only, nor Cambridge only, but University life
in England generally. For more than half a century the numbers, as
estimated by the aggregate of degrees conferred, gradually dwindled,
without a trace of any effort at recovery. Anyone who, in 1760,
endeavoured to infer the future from observation of the past might well
have come to the conclusion that in another century Cambridge and
Oxford would be nearly extinct. And this decline seems to me to have
affected the quality as well as the quantity of our students. Great names
occur still, of course ; and men in high place, especially in the Church, are
bound to occur, for they are taken from those of academic training. The
deficiency is mainly found amongst men of another rank ; amongst those
who did not come to college from mere routine, or as part of a necessary
preparation for a professional career. It is the miscellaneous class, in-
cluding the cultivated, the eccentric, the adventurous, the enthusiastic,
whose absence represents so great a loss to the biographer and annalist.
At Caius this uniformity is aggravated by a characteristic already alluded
to. The college, in fact, enters upon a stage which must seem to any
one who does not himself spring from either of the two principal

XXIV INTRODUCTION.

Eastern counties, one of dull monotony. Of seven-eighths of our students
we can day little more than that of Norfolk and Suffolk they are, and
unto Norfolk and Suffolk they return. They are the sons of the country
gentry, clergy and yeomen of those counties, and of the tradesmen of
the county towns. They have all been trained at Norwich, Ipswich,
Bury, and the other schools of the district ; and they almost all return
to their own county, sometimes as squires, but far more often as clergy-
men. The eighteenth century has been often found fault with for its
lack of enthusiasm, and all else which this implies or suggests. As
regards England in general this charge, like most of such sweeping
generalizations, probably needs much qualification, but as regards the
University, so &r as definite statistics can be appealed to, it seems to
need very little qualification indeed. We do not find that the student
of this period disappears after a year or two, migrates to Douay or to
Rome, and reappears a little later, at much hazard of his neck, as a
seminarist priest. He does not settle down into a country living under
one ecclesiastical order, to suffer ejection a few years later under another.
Even the Non-juror episode, relatively small as it was compared ¥rith
the preceding religious crises, has no counterpart in the next century.
The nearest approach to any disturbance arising out of religious con-
victions is to be found in a little splutter of Deism which agitated
the authorities in 1734. But so far as our college is concerned, nothing
more came of this than the expulsion of one not very respectable junior
fellow (T. Ducket), much against his own will, and in spite of his
assurance that he had repented of his evil thoughts and sayings; whilst
one of his comrades, "a hero of the truth," soon settled down into a
country living. The Georgian student does not interest his annalist by
emigration, by adventurous travel, by entering into Court service, by
killing others in duels, or getting killed himself, by risking his life in
war. He had his merits, unquestionably, and they must not be over-
looked. He dressed for dinner, and an early dinner too ; powdering his
hair, and donning pumps and silk stockings; but we cannot feel any
keen interest in his career. If destined for the Church, as he generally
is, he plods through his three years here, graduates, is ordained by the
bishop of Norwich, — ^probably in London, to save his lordship trouble, —
and spends the rest of his life in accumulating preferment in his native
county. The average number of livings held by him at his death is
nearer three than two. As I have already hinted, it must not be sup-
posed that these remarks have any wider reference than that which
strictly concerns us here. Our countrymen were engaged in plenty of
exciting and adventurous work in other parts of the world; only those
who carried it on had not begun life by admission at college. For
instance, so far as our students are concerned, during some fifty years

INTRODUCTION. XXV

in the middle of the century, one would hardly suspect the existence
of either India or Canada; and, except for an occasional sermon or
pamphlet directed against the holders of such errors, one would scarcely
gather that there were any other recognized forms of faith than the
AngUcan.

In the latter part of the century, say about 1780, things began to
improve ; and I think we can recognize a greater variety of career, and a
higher standard of enterprise, ability, and learning. So &r as this exists
it must be attributed to national rather than to academic causes, for neither
the masters nor the tutors seem to have possessed any appreciable intellectual
influence ; and even the religious revival, distinctly associated as it was with
Cambridge, through the name and influence of Simeon, did not, I believe, find
a single resident representative within our walls.

The tendency towards variety of career thus indicated, has in certain
respects displayed itself much more strongly of lata Whether there is the
enthusiasm and fsuth and readiness for sacrifice of former days it is no
business of an annalist to judge, but there is at any rate the old picturesque-
ness and variety of career. The '' professions," instead of accounting for
nearly all besides the country gentry, now account for barely one quarter. The
others have to be sought in business at home or in the colonies ; in the army ;
as travellers or settlers in foreign countries ; as lay schoolmasters or professors
at provincial colleges ; as writers for the press or professional literary men ;
and as "of no profession," but living on inherited incomea Hence the
somewhat paradoxical result that it is distinctly more difficult to gdye an
account of the careers of a batch of, say, 100 students who entered the college
thirty years ago, than of a similar batch who entered a century earlier.

With two exceptions, one of these being but slight and temporary,
I know of no special characteristics which have distinguished the college
in later times. During the tutorship of Charles Clayton, 1860 — 63, we
certainly acquired the reputation of being "the evangelical college"; and
the blue velvet on the gown became conspicuous at certain churches, and at
religious meetings. But this was due entirely to the personal influence
of the tutor, and did not last long. The medical reputation of the college
is of course a much more permanent characteristic, and of late years has
shown a strong tendency to increase. It dates from far back, for Fuller spoke
of the college as having been, even before his time, " a little Montpellier."
It rests largely on tradition, for the direct encouragement to the medical
student was till lately of the slightest possible description. I shall discuss
this more fully under the head of Endowments and Lectureships, and need
only remark here that ¥rith the exception of the senior fellowship assigned
to Medicine by Bateman and by Caius, — which can have had little or no
influence on young students, — no endowment whatever was assigned to
medicine till some small scholarships were thus set apart in 1839, and no

XXVI INTRODUCTION.

special instruction was given to the medical students till about the same
period. The proportion of such students is now large, and special attention
is paid to their requirements.

It would clearly have been desirable that the Annals of a college, so
closely connected with Norfolk, should have been undertaken by some native
of that county who was well versed in its family and local history. But the
ideal editor, after long waiting for him, has not made his appearance ; and
one less suitably equipped for the task has therefore done his best to take
the place. I am of course in a general way responsible for the accuracy
of the whole work ; and, as a matter of fact, nearly all the research required
amongst our college records, at the British Museum, and at the various
diocesan registries, has been performed by me. But much investigation has
had to be carried on at the University Library, for which I am largely
indebted to Mr E. Heawood, and the Rev. F. W. Q. Sidebotham, both of the
college, and to Mrs F. Rye. Much has also been done for me by Mr F. Johnson,
of Yarmouth, who has not only carefully revised the greater part of the
work in MS., and corrected, and added to, the biographical notes from many
local sources ; but has also supplied nearly all the information derived from
the wills at Norwich. I must also thank my friend Dr H. J. Hunter, of
Bath, for revising the proofs. His wide knowledge of antiquity, and his
hereditary accuracy, have been of much service to me. I also owe a debt
of gratitude to Mr J. W. Clark, University registrary, for his never failing
courtesy and help. As regards the many others who have helped me,
principally in respect of individual information, I have endeavoured to make
due acknowledgement by giving the initials of my informants' names. These
will be explained, together with other abbreviations, in the Index.

One word in conclusion to the reader. As most of those who are likely
to consult such a work as this will be in a position to make additions or
corrections, they are particularly requested to communicate these at once, so
that they may be inserted in the third volume.

J. VENN.

GONVILLB AND CaIUS CoLLEGE,

May, 1897.

BIOaEAPHICAL HISTOKY

OF

GONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE:

1349-1895.

donville, Edmund. There has been a curiously persistent error as to the parentage
of our first founder, only cleared up by the researches of the late Dr Bennet
{Hist of Ruahtoorth Cdlege; 1887). He was not the son of Nicholas, as
often stated, but of William de Gonville, an alien, who acquired the
manor of Lerling, Norf., about 1295; and who is described in a deed as
" natus de potestate reg Franciae, commorans in Anglia." Edmund was the
second son. He was rector of Thelnetham 1320 : rector of Rushworth 1326 :
Rector of Terrington St John, Norf., 1342. Steward to Lord Warren and
the Earl of Lancaster. Conmiissioner of the marshlands of Norfolk. Founder
of Rushworth College, 1342. Founder of Gonville Hall, 1349: his deed of
foundation is dated June 4, 1349. Died in the year 1351. For some account
of his statutes, and general design, see the Introduction, (D. N. B.)

Ufford, John. Fuller {Hist, of Comb, p. 109) states that John Ufford, Chancellor,
and nominated as Archbishop of Canterbury, was a pensioner in Gronville
Hall in its very earliest days. This however is impossible, for he died in May
1349, some weeks before the foundation of the college. The man in question
must be John UflTord, son of Robert, Earl of Suffolk; rector of Hingham,
Norf., and preb. of Salisbury and Lincoln. Archdeacon of Suffolk, 1366-8.
His will, dated Aug. 10, 1375, at Cambridge, and proved Dec. 5, 1375, is
printed in full in W. Rye's I^arf Miscellany, i. 376. This date will agree
with the statement in an early note in our MS. No. 714 that he was the
donor of one of the windows in the college chapel. He gave legacies to
Richard Pulham and William Elmham.

1353-4. A deed of gift by Bp Bateman, to the coU^e, of the manor of Triplow,
Cambs. (Feb. 27, 1353-4) mentions the "custos et socii" as follows. The
fellows had presumably been appointed by Bateman in 1351.

*John of Tyrington: master: chaplain to Bp Bateman.
♦William Rougham, M.D.
•John of Tyrington.
♦William of Lee.
♦Richard of Pulham.

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2 OONVILLE AND CAIUa

*John of TTrington, the maater ; better known as John Colton. Appointed maater
by Gonville in the deed of foundation, June 4, 1349, and retained this post
till 1360. He is said to have been introduced to Gonville by Bp Bateman,
whose chaplain he was. Graduated D. Can. Law, 1348. Rector of Terrington,
1350. Prebendary of Bugthorpe, Torks., 1377. He was already in Ireland
in 1372, when he raised 26 knights at his own expense, and def^ted a body
of plunderers who had burnt the priory of Athy in Kildare. Dean of St
Patrick's, 1374. Chancellor of Ireland for a year or so about 1380. Arch-
bishop of Armagh, 1381-1404. Died April 27, 1404: buried at St Peter's,
Drogheda. The record of his connection with our collie is an entire blank.
His name occurs as 'custos' in two or three eariy deeds and charters, but
there is no evidence how long, if at all, he resided. He was the author of
Provincial ConstittUions : aUo said to have written two treatises against the
Papal Schism. His Visitation of the diocese of Derry in 1397 was edited by
Dr Reeves in 1850. (D. N. B.)

^Rougham, William. A doctor of medicine. Succeeded as master, 1360 to 1393.
He finished the college chapel, and the rest of the buildings on the north side
of the court, at his own expense (AnncUs). There was formerly an inscription
on one of the chapel windows (the first on the left). Orate pro cmima Willm* de
Rougha-m qui fecit istam capelknn fieri : and a similar inscription on the E.
window : aJl relics of this kind have of course long disappeared.

♦John of Tyrington, the fellow, was rector of Osmundeston (Scole), Norf., 1354-61.
He was apparently the first donor to the college library, to which he gave two
MSS., which we still have ; viz. a volume of Peter Lombard (No, 279), and
one of Scotus (No. 300), "in perpetuum mansurum in Aula de Gunvile ad
usum magistri et scholarium." He was the representative of the college in
the letter of attorney assigning the advowsons of Foulden and Wilton, 1354.

♦Pulham, Richard. Master of the college, 1393 to 1412. He also added two MSS.
to the library, viz. of Aristotle (Nos. 458 and 509). He was ordained deacon,
on the title of the college, by the Bp of Ely, May 27, 1374. A legatee under
John Uffbrd's will, 1375.

^Elvedon, Walter : probably a fellow. Rector of Icklingham St James till 1347.
Rector of Elveden, on the presentation of the Abbot of Bury, 1347. Rector
of Snetterton, 1352-9. Rector of Shropham, 1358-60. Archdeacon of
Sudbury, 1349. Precentor of Hereford till 1358. Vicar general to Bp
Bateman, 1351-5. Died about 1360. An obit was established in his memory,
" infra quindenum proximum post Idus Junii " (Sherifie's Register), presumably
in return for the Calendarium, and gift of MSS. Leland says {Comment, de
Script. BriL) ^'Extat ejus Calendarium cum tribus cyclis decemnonalibus et
argute et significanter compactum." Bale and Pits simply repeat this state-
ment; but according to Tanner (Bibl, Brit,) there is a note in Bale's MS.,
Srobably by Brian Twyne, *' calendarium ejus vidi, factum a.d. 1327." A
IS. in the Bodleian {Latid. 662) by Nicholas de Leuca, claims to be a con-
tinuation of Elvedon's calendar, extending from 1387 to 1463. The CcUen-
danrium was for centuries carefully preserved in our Treasury, but all trace of
it seems now to have disappeared : unless it be identified with an Astrolabe,
found in our library with a few early records moved thither from the treasury
in 1876, and which Mr Knobel (of the R. A S.) has shown to be of '^ the early
part of the fourteenth century." If this be not so, it is highly probable, from
the date, that this astrolabe came to us from Elvedon. Our MS. No. 242,
Speculum judiciale, contains a ** tabula copiosissima " composed by him. He
gave us five MSS. ; the Breviarium Johannisfilii Serapionis ; two volumes of
medical tracts; extracts from Cyprian, Ambrose, &c; and the Organon of

1353—1392. 3

Aristotla He was also a benefactor to Trin. HalL Hh name is joined with
that of the master in a deed of 1353 ; and in others about the same time; and
he was the representative of Lewes monastery in the letter of attorney
assigning the rectory of Hockwold to the college in 1354; where he is
described as Dr of Laws.

Wate (VateusX John. Assigned by Pits and Leland (Comment, de Script, Brit.)
to Gk>nyille Hall. A contemporary and associate of Elvedon. Author of
TabtUcB in ceqitationes domorum. Tanner (Bibl, Brit,) seems to identify this
with a MS. in the Bodleian {Digh, 97); Ccmones et tdbvlce cequatianea
planetarum cid merid, Oxan.

•Somersham, William, Fellow in 1376 when he was ordained on that title; deacon
(Ely) Sep. 20, and priest (Ely) Dec. 20, 1376. Vicar of Wilton, Norf., 1386-
93; his resignation of this, dated in the college chapel, Dec. 12, is copied in
Sheriffe's Register, It is suggested by W. Adamson in the Reg, Mag,^ p. 85,
that Somersham accepted and afterwards resigned this living in order to
facilitate its new appropriation to the college by bull of Boniface IX. Rector
of Hevingham, Norf., 1393-1416. D.D. 1412. Master of the college, 1412-6.
Will dated Oct. 6, proved (P. C. 0.) Oct. 27, 1416. There has been a curious
mistake about the date of his death, and consequently about that of Rickin-
gale's accession as master. He was supposed to be mentioned as custos, in a
deed as late as Nov. 1423, the date assigned in the Cwmh, Calendar and else-
where, and probably originating in the ArvnaU of Dr Caius. The mistake
seems to have arisen from assuming that the "3d of Henry," in the deed,
refers to Henry VI. and not to Henry V. The evidence of the probate of his
will is of course conclusive. He desires to be buried in the chapel of the
collie. He leaves to the collie ''unam murram cum cooptorio et unam
tabulam argenteam ennameld, et unum pouder box de argento." To his
successor as master, "unam zonam argenteam deauratam." To each fellow
6* S*', and "unum cochlear argenteum.'' There are gifts to the poor of
Hevingham, and a capuciv/m to the parsons of Mattishall, Foulden, and
Mutf ord. Henry Foulden and Peter Neylond executors.

*Elmham, William: a fellow. Ordained acolyte, as fellow, by the Bp of Ely,
March 29, 1376. A legatee under John UflTord's will, 1375.

•Tunstall, Robert: a fellow. Ordained acolyte, as fellow, by the Bp of Ely,
March 9, 1380-1 : deacon, Sep. 21, 1381. Rector of Gt Dunmow, Ess., 1406
-19. Will dated May 12, 1419; proved (P. C. 0.) Jan. 11, 1419-20. He
seems to have acted as Somersham's 'notary' in his resignation of Wilton
(v. above), where he is described as < Robert of Brandon, LL.B., and rector of
Dunmow.'

^Osborne, John : a fellow. Ordained acolyte, as fellow, by the Bp of Ely, at
Downham, May 16, 1383; sulxleacon, Ap. 7, 1386; deacon, at Ely, Ap. 6,
1387. The wiU of one of these names was proved (P. C. C.) July 18, 1426.
He was rector of St Ewe, Cornwall, and prebendary of Ashill, B. and Wells.

Naylond, Simon, LL.D. Seems to have held the office of a chaplain in the
ooUege. Licensed by the Bp of Ely, Dec. 24, 1392, to celebrate and hear
worship in the " College of the Annunciation," for two years. Warden of
King's Hall, about 1378-84. Ordained acolyte (Ely) March 5, 1383-4;
sul>deacon, March 26, 1384; deacon, Sep. 6, 1384; priest, Feb. 1384-5.
Rector of Ebworth, Cambs. In 1389 he had license of three years' non-
residence. In 1394 he was appointed "confessor" with license of two years'
absence. In June 1401 he exchanged livings with Henry Granelry, rector of
St Mich. Queenhithe, London (J. H. C).

1—2

4 GONVILLE AND CAIUS.

^Derham, Richard. By a deed dated Dec. 12, 1393, it appears that he was at
that time fellow of the college. Warden of King's Hall, Cambridge, about
1401-13. Chancellor, 1389, 90, 99, 1402-8. Probably King's chaplain in
1402, when he was empowered, with others, to conclude a marriage between
the Prince of Wales and the sister of the King of Denmark. Was D.D.
in 1412 when the Pope addresses the Prince of Wales, desiring credence
for him (Co/, of Rymer*8 Feed.), Archdeacon of Norf., 1412-7. Dean of
the college of St Martin le Grand, London, 1409-16. Probably died 1417.

♦Kenynghale, Roger : fellow. Acted as attorney for the college in 1393, on the
resignation of Dr Somersham (Deed), He is styled '^socius et scholaris.''

♦Northgate, John : fellow. Ordained acolyte (Ely) on that title Ap. 7, 1397 ;

subdeacon, March 23, 1397-8; deacon, June 1, 1398. Rector of Ingworth,

1408-10: vicar of Roudham, 1410-3: vicar of Dilham, 1426-9 (all in
Norf.).

♦Osborne, Henry: fellow. Ordained acolyte (Ely) Ap. 7; sub-deaoon, June 16,
1397. On the first page of our MS. 82 (Polychronicon of R. Higden) is a
note "Oaucio M'* Henrici Osborne expos, ciste Lyng....l408": ie. it was
one of those pledges to the University authorities for payment of fees or
perfonnance of exercises, of which there are so many entries in the early
Grace books. It was also pledged in 1400. A legatee under the will of
the master, Somersham.

Foulden, Henry. Not improbably a member of the college, as he is named as a
legatee, together with H. Osborne, in the will of Wm. Somersham, 1416 ;
and is appointed one of the executors.

♦Atwood (Wode), Thomaa Fellow in 1399, when he was ordained; acoljrte (Ely),
Sep. 20, 1399: sub-deacon, Dec. 20, 1399: deacon, March 13, 1399-1400.
He was master of the college, 1426 to 1454. Instituted to Lopham, Norf.,
Sep. 17, 1446. Chaplain to the Duke of Norfolk. Vicar of Mutford,
1452-6. Rector of Elsworth, Cambs., at the time of his death. Will dated
there, March 7, 1455-6; proved (P.C.C.) 1456. Desires to be buried in
Elsworth, with the inscription, "Orate pro animabus Mri Thomse Atwoode,
et Agnetse matris suae." Leaves small legacies to Elsworth, Boxworth,
Lolworth, and Overstrand Churches. A book to John Hill (De Lira super
Novum Testamentum). Legacies to St Michael's, Cambridge, to Mutford,
to the four mendicant orders in Cambridge, and to St Rhadegunde's nunnery.
During his mastership he contributed to the college buildings, viz. to the
hall and the library, on the west side of the college. For this gift an obit
was established in his memory, "in crastino Purificationis beatse Virginis"
(Sheriffe's Eegiater).

Aylward, Thomas, a native of Hants. : probably of the college. Dean of Bocking,
1392-1413. Rector of Havant, Hants. Named as executor in Bp Wyke-
ham's will, July 4, 1403. Benefactor: he gave £20, of which £10 was to
be kept in an iron chest and lent out to the students and fellows. His
exequies were celebrated on St Etheldred's day. The chest was remaining
in the time of Caius, but the money, owing to the negligence of the masters
in not reclaiming the debts, had disappeared; though Dr Caius states that
he had himself recovered certain sums. In 1493 the capital had been
replaced by Lady Eliz. Clere. The gift must have been made during Aylward's
life-time: there is no reference to it in his will, dated Oct. 7, 1413;
proved at P. C. C.

♦Creuch (Crowch, Croucher), John: a fellow. Ordained by the Bp of Ely:
acolyte, Sep. 24, 1407 : sub-deaoon, March 31, 1408: deacon, June 9, 1408:

1393—1423. 5

priest, Dec. 22, 1408. He was one of the earliest donors to the University
Library : " The gem of our original (University) library is a copy of Chaucer's
translation of his favourite Boethius...it well deserves to be looked upon as
the patriarch of the place, and the donor, Mr John Croucher, to have a place
in our recollection as the founder of our English library " (Bradshaw). He
also gave a glass window to the college hall. He was rector of FeltweU, Norf.,
1430: rector of Babingley, Norf., 1430-5: rector of W. Bilney, Norf.,
1430-5. Dean of Chichester, 1426 : died before 1460.

^Fenge, John. Probably a fellow sometime between this date and the death of
Robert Heylys in 1497. The latter leaves a book to the library in memory
of himself and his friends Thomas Atwood and John Fenge.

♦Harlston, Thomas : a fellow. Ordained by the Bp of Ely : acolyte, Dec. 21, 1420 :
deacon, March 8, 1420-1 : priest. May 17, 1421. Vicar of Foulden, Norf.,
1421-8, when he resigned. Vicar of Narburgh, Norf., 1428-31. Rector
of Frainingham Pigott, 1431-4.

♦Thomson (Thomston), John. Vicar of Leeds, Yorks., to 1430. Probably a
member of the college, as he bequeaths "omnes libros meos non legates" to
Gonville Hall. Will proved at York, Aug. 31, 1430: given in Misc, Gen,
Vol II. Our MS. no. 104 (Theological Tracts) has the notice, " Liber Joh.
Thomston, vicarii de Ledes." Perhaps rector of Ingworth, Norf., to 1416.

The above few names are all that can be recovered from deeds, ordination
records, and similar sources, during the first seventy years. The possible
additions however to the list would not amount to much, as the residents
were probably confined almost entirely to those on the foundation, viz. to the
master and four fellows. What we now call scholars did not exist till long
afterwards, and there were few or no pensioners. With the commencement
of our regular college records we begin to get somewhat fuller information,
though for many years only surnames are furnished. The earliest extant
equivalent to a bursar's book commences with the CampiUtu of Lady Day,
1423 : it contains the following list of those on the foundation : —

Gustos.

Crome.

Thomston.

Whisham.

Cotman.

Salmon.

The custos is John Rickinghale, D.D., master from 1416 to 1426, when he
resigned, "in crastino transktionis S" Benedicti," i.e. July 12. Ordained
acolyte (Ely) in 1376, when he is described as of Little Shelford, Cambs.
Rector of Thorpe Abbots, Norf., 1381-99. Vicar of the Mediety of Fressing-
field, Suff., 1399-1421. Archdeacon of Northumberland. Chancellor of
York, 1400. Dean of St Mary's College, Norwich, 1405-26. Chancellor of
the University, 1415-22. Bishop of Chichester, 1425-9: where he was
buried, in the N. aisle. Consecrated bishop at Mortlake Church, June 3,
1426. Said to have obtained the office through the interest of John, Duke
of Bedford, to whom he was confessor. " In public affairs he seems to have
taken no part, nor are any of his episcopal acts recorded." (Stephens : Mem,
of Chichester,) Will dated Ap. 2 : proved (Lambeth) July 14, 1429. (For
more see under If asters,)

6 GONVILLE AKD CAIUS.

^Crome, Walter: fellow: first appearance (deed) Dec. 12, 1420: remains on the
list till Christmas 1427 ; but is absent in the next entry, at Mich* 1429.
Received the minor orders from the Bp of Norwich, Dec. 23, 1412 ; and priest's
orders soon afterwards, on the ^ title of the House of St Faith, Horsham,
when he is described as a native of Norwich. Vicar of St Peter's, Colchester,
1427-33. Vicar of Broomfield, Ess., 1433-7. Rector of St Benet, Sherehog,
London, 1442-52. He was a large donor to the University Library, to which
he left 93 volumes; having previously given books in 1442 and 1444, still in
the collection. He also left seven volumes to our college library, six of
which are still there, amongst these being a celebrated MS. of the Epistles
of Ignatius. The books were to be kept bound with chains, "cum catenis
ferreis, more aliorum librorum eiisdem librariis...ligabuntur." There is a
note by him in one of these that it was not to be taken out, " sed remaneat
in libraria non solum ad sociorum sed aliorum fide dignorum ingressum et
solamen." Will proved (Bp of London's Court) Aug. 5, 1452.

♦Thomston (Thomson). Doubtless John, mentioned above.

♦Whisham, Guy. B.D. Ordained priest (Norw.) March 20, 1421-2, on his title
as a fellow, "a suo diocesano sufficienter dimissus." Fellow till Mich* 1423.
Doubtless the man referred to in the "Letter from the Duke of Exeter
(Thomas Beaufort) to the University, recommending his clerk, Guy Wiseham,
for the degree of B.D., earlier than usual, before going to liie General
Council," — i.e. of Constance. Dated Jan. 10, 1415-6. {Univ, Registry, Vol. i.
86 : printed in Comb, Ant. Soc, IIL 273.)

*Cotman remains on the list of fellows till Lady Day 1426. He resigned in June
or July.

^Salmon, Robert. Ordained acolyte (Ely) June 7, 1422. Remains on the list of
fellows till Mich* 1433.

♦Gydon, Appears as fellow from Mich* 1423 to Mids' 1425.

Walsingham, Thomas : a pensioner in 1425.

At the Computus of Lady Day 1426, the following names appear : —

Totil.

Cobald.

Beverley.

Wame/

Hill.

Clint.

♦Totil, Henry. Ordained priest, on his title as fellow (Norw.), July 18, 1427.
Remains fellow till Mich* 1434. There is an entry in our old Computus of
1440, of a payment of 40 shillings "pro libris M** Henrici Totchyld": perhaps
the college bought them.

♦Cobald (Cabold), Edmund : fellow tiU Midsummer 1434.

♦Beverley, John. D.D. Fellow till Lady Day 1441. Perhaps B. Can. Law, 1459.
Preb. of Lincoln Cathedral. He gave books to the college library which were
reckoned at about £40 value. There is a deed in the Treasury (dated Oct. 2,
1463) by which the college undertakes, in return, to establish an obit or
anniversary in his memory, on the vigil of St Gregory. If at any time this

1 As Dr JesBopp remarks, it seems to have been a oostom in the Norwich diocese that,
**^oept in the oases where the applicant for holy orders had been presented with a living,
eyery candidate gave the name of some religious house as his title for ordination." (HUt, of
Norw, dioceie.)

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should be neglected the chancellor was to be at liberty to claim the books for
the University Library. The volumes, 15 in number, are carefuUy named and
described. We still have 14 of them, viz. 12 conmientaries on Scripture by
Hugh of Yienne, Grorham on St Paul, and the Reductoriwm, morale. In place
of the missing one (John of Lathbury on Uie Lamentations) is a work by
Albertus Magnus.

♦Warner, Thomas : fellow to Mids' 1432. One of the donors of glass windows to
the college hall, — the second on the E. side (v. Anruila ; where he is mentioned
with Creuch). One of these names was rector of Frenze, Nort, 1404—8.
Perhaps the same whose will was proved (P. C. C.) Nov. 5, 1473 : chaplain
of the chantry in * Burgh * church.

♦Hill (Attehill), John : fellow till Christmas 1455, when our lists cease for some
years. Ondained by the Bp of Norwich, on that title ; sulnieacon, Oct. 10,
1431 : deacon, Jan. 11, 1431-2 : priest, Ap. 1432. A legatee under Atwood's
will, 1466. Died before Oct. 2, 1461 {deed).

♦Clynt, John : fellow till Christmas 1453. D.D. Vicar of Walden, Ess., 1452-62.
He gave two windows (the second and third on the E. side) to the college
library. Probably the Mary Clynt, and her brother Henry, who gave a
window to the old hall, were relatives of his. Will proved (P. C. C.) June 16,
1463. To be buried in the chancel at Walden. Leaves vestments for the
four altars there ; a legacy to the abbot of Walden, and to Bluntisham church.

♦Spark, Geo£frey: fellow, Mids' 1426 till Christmas 1427.

Botlesham (or Bottisham), Nicholas. Probably at one time a member of the college,
as his name is mentioned in an early note (MS. No. 714) as being inscribed, as
donor, on a window in our old chapel (the second to the left). The only man
of this name whom I can find was prior of the House of Carmelites in Cam-
bridge, and died in 1435. For a list of his works see Tanner.

♦Furbishon, John: fellow from Mich' 1429 till Mids' 1434. M.A. Ordained
sub-deaoon (Norw.) March 1432-3, on the title of Westacre Priory, Norf.

♦Awson (Ausyn), Richard : fellow from Mids' 1434 till Mich* 1444. Ordained sub-
deacon (Norw.) Sep. 20; deacon Dec. 20, 1438; and priest Feb. 28, 1438-9.
Described then as * of Ipswich : M. A: ; and fellow of GfonviUe Hall.'

♦Champney, Geoffrey. D.D. Fellow from Mids' 1434 to Mich* 1451. He was
ordained sub-deaoon (Norwich), on the title of St Giles' Monastery, May 30,
and deacon Oct 8, 1439 : priest March 12, 1439-40. He was then M.A.
Vicar of Cromer, 1450-62. Vicar of St Stephen, Norwich, 1462-72 : buried
in the chancel thera Benefactor to the college library : his name, and a few
notes, are recorded in MS. 330. He gave one of the librai^ windows. His will,
proved at Norwich Ap. 2, 1472, is curious. As to his body, "corpus putri-
dum^ quia onus est, et in cineres convertibile, terre feculente vermibus esca
fiat"; to be buried where his executors will. Leaves small legacies to the
prior, and to each monk, of the Charterhouse, and of Sion. To Gunvyle Hall,
40* for the repair of the chapel or library ; his ' Repyngton ' to the coUege
library, — we still have these Homilies of Rippington ; and other books to the
University library. Mentions his parents, sister, and brother John.

♦Grene, William : fellow from Mids' 1434 to Mich* 1448. D.D. Vicar of Mundon,
Essex, 1422-7. Vicar of Boreham, Essex, 1429-33. Rector of Salcott and
Virley, Essex, 1443-7. Rector of St Andrew's, Holbom, 1447-78. By his
will, proved (^ of London's Court) June 10, 1478, he desires " to be buryed in

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the South Syde of the Quere of St Andrew's/' leaves "to the collegge called
Gunvyle Hall 12 volumys markyd in the begynning and entytled Gunvyle
HalL" Of these we still have five ; the Polych/ronicon of Higden, Works of
Augustin, Olosa super PscUterium, Ac. He had previously given a window to
the college library.

Lyndwood, William : the well-known author of the Provincial Ck)nstitutions. At
one time a member of the college. He gave two windows to the library, the
second and third on the W. side. Bp Wren states (MS. in Pemb. ColL) that
there was an inscription, in a window in the library of Gronville Hall, to pray
for the soul of Bp Lyndwood, " hujus coUegii quondam commensalis." He was
at one time fellow of Pembroke HalL Ordained acolyte (Ely) Feb. 17, sub-
deacon Feb. 23, deacon March 15, 1 403-4; priest March 12, 1406-7; when
he was LL.D. (of Oxford). Rector of Walton on the Wolds, Leics., to 1409.
Rector of All Saints', Bread St., 1418. Preb. of SaUsbury, 1412. Preb. of
Hereford, 1422. Archdeacon of Oxford, 1433. Dean of the Court of Arches,
1426. Bishop of St David's, 1442-6. He was employed on several important
missions to France and Spain. Died Oct. 21, 1446 : buried at St Stephen's,
Westminster. His will is printed in the ArchMologia, xxxiv. 418 ; where all the
known facts about him are collected. (D. N. B.)

Archdeacon of Norfolk ; appears in our old Computus book (p. 186) as a pensioner,
1434 to 1447. William Sponne, archdeacon 1419-48. He gave the south
window to the ancient hall. Rector of Hevingham, 1419. Rector of Blofield,
1418-20. Chancellor of Norwich, 1419.

Lane : pensioner, about the same time.

Smith, John, canon of St Osyth, Essex : pensioner, 1440 to 1444.

Rykman, Peter: pensioner in 1441.

Powle, Richard. Probably a member of the college, as he was vicar of Foulden,
1443-79, and a benefactor. In his will, dated March 27, proved (Norwich)
May 26, 1479, he desires to be buried in the new porch on the N. side of the
church. Legacies to Norwich Cathedral, and to the nunneries at Cambridge,
Wiggenhall, and Thetford. To Gun\7le Hall " the messuage or site of the old
vicarage, and 12 acres of arable land in Paynescroft and elsewhere in the town
and fields of Fouldon, on this condition, that they keep my obit or anniversary
on the first day of May for ever, and that they pray for my soul and for the
souls of all brothers or fellows of the said college deceased " : if this was not
fulfilled the lands were to be sold and disposed of in prayers for his own soul.
Henry Costessey, the master, appointed supervisor. Dr Caius, in the Anndlsy
by an apparent oversight calls him vicar of Mutford.

♦Calton, Robert : appears as fellow from Mids' 1449 to Christmas 1466 : but not in
1472. Ordained priest (Norw.) on the title of the college June 19, 1451. He
receives a pajrment of £1 in each of the years 1461-4, for presiding in the
Civil Law Schools (Grace book) ; and in 1459 receives 6*. 8** for riding to the
executors of Sir John Fastolf to procure money for the new buildings
in the University. Vicar of St Stephen, Norwich, 1471-1500. Rector of
Bircham Magna, Norf., 1481-1500. Preb. of the college of St Mary in the
Fields, Norwich, 1492-1500. WiU proved (Norw.) March 15, 1500. He
desires to be buried in the chancel of St Stephen, by the grave of G. Champney.
Leaves money for church purposes : to Bircham " a red velvet chasuble," to the
cathedral £1, £10 "to purchase a common antiphonar" for St Stephen's,
legacies for the lepers, Ac.

♦Clement. Appears as fellow Mids' 1449 to Christmas 1455 : but not in 1466.
Presumably the Clement Rudd referred to in the will of Thomas Atwood (the

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master), who leaves him his best portiforium. Rudd is to celebrate for him for
two years, '' si oontingat eum exonerari ab onere coUegii ad quern (?) promotus
fuit."

Medfield, of Physwick Hostel ; graduated B.A. in 1460.

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♦Pjamour, George: fellow, Mids' 1449 to Christmas 1455: but not in 1466. He is
frequently entered simply as " George." In 1463 he received 20* for presiding
in ^e Schools of Civil Law and Philosophy (Grace book). There was a similar
payment to him of 30*, " pro conductione cujusdam scholae," for a year and a
half, in 1459.

♦Boleyn, Thomas. Brother of Sir Jeffery, Lord Mayor of London ; and therefore
grand-uncle of Queen Anne Boleyn. Master of the college, 1454-72.
Ordained deacon (Ely) March 8, 1420-1; priest (Norw.) 1421 :— at that
time fellow of Trinity Hall. Rector of Hackford, Norf., 1436-7. Rector of
Chelsea, 1442. Preb. of Hereford, 1441-7. Preb. of St Paulas, 1447-51.
Sub-dean of Wells, 1450. Master of the College at Maidstone, 1458-75.
One of the framers of the statutes of Queens' College. On May 7, 1434, he
received the King's letters of protection for half a year, being about to
accompany Edmund Beaufort to the Council of Basle. He gave a window to
the college hall : — the first on the E. side. See more under Masters,

♦Heyles (Heylys) : fellow from Mich* 1454 to Christmas 1455; but not in 1466.
Probj&bly graduated M.A., 1456. In 1460 he seems to have presided in the
schools, as there is an entry in the Grace Book of £1 paid to him " pro firma
scholffi philosophise." Doubtless Robert Heylys, referred to in the will of
Thomas Atwood, who leaves him "bibliam meam...si completo anno suae
regencise in artibus voluerit se convertere ad studium Theologis." Vicar of
Cromer, 1462-97. Will proved (Norw.) Oct. 2, 1497. Leaves to his successor
at Cromer a hanging laver in the hall to remain there always, also a volume
of Januensis and other books. Numerous silver cups to friends and relatives.
To Gunvyle Hall library his Summa Predicantiwn " ibidem pro studentibus
permansurum" in memory of Thomas Wood (Atwood), John Fenge, and
himself.

♦Flyght : fellow, Mich* 1454 to Christmas 1455 : but not in 1466.

Bonne, John. Apparently a resident fellow or M.A. in 1458. Referred to in the
Proctor's Accounts: ''In solutione facta Johanni Bonne pro conductione
cujusdam scholse in qua solent Magistri artium disputare, quam scholam ipse
conduxit de coUegio de Gonwell ad usum Universitatis : viz. in plena solutione
pro eadem schola a die conductionis usque ad Mich. 1458, prseter 10* qui
debentur in eodem festo, 4"." 'He got the advowson (? next presentation)
of St Mich. Coslany settled on himself and trustees after much trouble,
and in 1464 presented Thomas Drentall to it.' (J. J. S.)

^Drentall, Thomas. M.A. 1460. Said (in the Annals) to have been a fellow.
Rector of St Michael Coslany, Norwich, 1464-1501. Contributed, about
1470, to the completion of the college chapel, £14. 13. 4. Executor in 1484
to Dame Margaret Paston {Norf. Arch, iii. 176). Will proved (Norw.)
Dec. 2, 1501. To be buried in St Michael's. Bequeaths "a pyxte of sylver
and gylte to put in the sacrament to the value of £4," also " myn antiphonar,"
..."provyde alweye that if he that shall succede me in this my benyfice
trobill or vexe myn executors be ov3nr moche axyng of delapidacion that then
I revoke and renounce the gyffte of myn antiphonar...". Leaves five marks
to Gunvyle Halle " to the making of a walle <Ssc.," under the same condition.
He presented, for that turn, Edmund Albon to Garboldisham, 1478. Gave
Rippington's Sermons to the church of St Mich. Coslany.

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♦Plumme, William. Appears as fellow, Lady Day 1466 to 1472. B.A. 1466-7.
M.A. 1470. ProbiBbbly the same who contributed 20* to the building of
St Mary's, Cambridge, in 1493 : was rector of Terrington St Clement, Norf.,
1499-1504; and elected one of the first fellows of Jesus College in 1499.
Chosen as curator or supervisor of their new buildings, and by Grace of the
Senate was excused attendance at congregations, processions <jcc., during the
progress of that work. Will proved (P. C. C.) Ap. 11, 1505. Described as
rector of Fladbury, Worcs., and of Terrington. Desires to be buried at
Fladbury. Leaves £20 for repair of the church of 'Newanton,' and many
small legacies.

Dogget, John ; " archdeacon of Chichester " ; is assigned as donor of a window in
our old library, and was probably therefore, like the other donors, at one time
a member. Presumably the preb. of Lincoln, 1474-1501 ; treasurer (not
archdeacon) of Chichester, 1479-1501 ; chancellor of Salisbury, 1486-1501 ;
chancellor of Lichfield, 1489-1501 ; provost of King's College, 1499-1501.
Buried in Salisbury Cathedral, 1501.

^Albon, Edmund. Appears as fellow, Lady Day 1466 to 1475 : but not in 1483.
B.A. 1460-1 : M.A. 1464. Probably graduated in medicine, 1475-6; and is
called M.D. Rector of Framlingham, Suff., 1476. Rector of Garboldisham,
Norf., 1478-85, when he resigned: he was presented by Thomas DrentalL
Preb. of St Paul's. Preb. ('Edward') of Lincoln, May to Oct., 1485. In
his will, dated Sep. 23, proved (P. C. C.) Nov. 22, 1485, he desires to be
buried in St Paul's, London. Leaves vestments " to each of my churches in
England, to each of my churches in Wales, and to either of my churches of
Garboldisham " : the first of his livings falling vacant to be given to Thomas
Croppe, and the next to Mr Lynne. Leaves two houses in and near London,
under certain conditions, to the college " for the exhibition and finding of two
bible clerks " : — which do not appear to have come to us. His exequies were
celebrated on the vigil of St Edmund, every fellow present to receive sixpence
out of the rents of Linton's close, Bamingham, which he had bought and
given to the college (AnncUs : — ^but there is some difficulty here, as ^e date
of the gift is assigned to 1518). According to the Annals he gave 90 marks
to the college during his lifetime : presumably to establish a chest like that
of Aylward (p. 4), as there are several references, in the early bursars'
accounts to the cista of E. Albon.

^Carter, John: son of John Carter; probably of Thomham, Norf. Appears as
fellow, Mich* 1466 to 1475. B.A. 1455: M.A. 1458. Probably B.D.
1471-2. Owing to an error in the Annals, he has been persistently called
Henry in our Commemoration Service, and elsewhere (v. Ath, Cant,),
Described as ^'scholaris ejusdem aulse" when appointed as attorney by the
college, in a deed of conveyance dated Nov. 20, 1467. Rector of Bumham
Thorpe, 1465-88: rector of Titchwell, 1486-1516: vicar of SwaflFham,
1488-1514; all in Norf. His exequies were celebrated on the day of
Epiphany. By a deed dated Aug. 12, 1504, he gave lands in Titchwell
and Thomham to the college ; they in return after his death were to celebrate
"sk Dirge and mass of Requiem" for his soul, and that of his father and
mother, choosing "an honest priest or scholar of the college" to pray for
them. He also gave " 8*', to be expended amongst the fellows at their dinner
or supper in amending of their repast, and then to remember the souls
aforesaid." There is a note in the Seg, Mag, p. 239, "The college was
constrained to recover these lands by law, and a new purchase, therefore the
conditions were not fulfilled."

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Mark, archdeacon of Norfolk. As he is recorded as the donor of one of the old
windows in the college chapel, he was probahly like most such donors
(v. Archd" Sponne) at one time a resident. Thomas Mark, Archd" of Norf.,
1459-76 ; and of Norwich, 1476-83. Also archdeacon of Ck)mwall, 1462.

•Sheriffe, Edmund. Master of the college, 1472-5. Preb. of Lincoln Cathedral,
1458. Rector of Lit. Billing, Northants., 1467. Archdeacon of Stow, lines.
Died Sep. 29, 1475. He was, in a way, the first historian of the college, his
Register having probably served as the foundation of the Annals of Dr Caius,
who describes him as " custos probus et frugi vir." This volume, which was
for some time supposed to be lost, is now in the college library. It is a
vellum folio containing transcripts of many early deeds, charters and licenses,
not a few of which have long been missing. Amongst these are the original
Statutes proposed by Gronville, but superseded by those of Bateman. On
the first page is the entry, ''Johannes Caius hunc librum vetustate dis-
solutum et neglectum ooUigari fecit cura sua atque refici, in vetustatis
memoriam et futuri temporis ezemplum, anno Dni 1564, mense Augusto."
SherifiTe states that the writing of the Register was commenced on Oct. 21,
1472. In 1472-3 (Grace Book) he obtained leave of absence from congrega-
tions, processions, <kc.

Booth. "N. Bothe" is recorded, in our old Computus Book (p. 192), as having
violently contested the mastership with SherifiTe in 1472, and appropriated
college property : it b then added that he was afterwards Bp of Exeter. Dr
Caius, in the Anruds^ repeating this statement, calls him Lav/rence Bothe. It
is difficult to clear up the confusion here. The Bp of Exeter was John Booth,
who was already bishop in 1465; and his brother Laurence was already
master of Pembroke in 1450 and Bp of Durham in 1457. Each had also
been chancellor before 1472; so the story can hardly be true of either of
them. I can find no N. Booth.

*Barly, John : fellow from Mich* 1466. Master of the college, 1483 to 1504. B.A.
1460-1 : MA. 1465 : D.D. 1475. He contributed largely to the building of
the walls, &c., round the college, giving £5, and excusing the repayment of
£50 which he had spent {AnnaU). Rector of Bamingham Winter, 1459-66.
Vicar of Mattishall, 1466-79. Rector of Winterton, 1479-1504 (all in
Norf.). Rector of St Michael's Coslany, Norwich, 1501-4:— "he built the
parsonage there, from the ground, wainscotted the chambers, and glazed the
windows, and gave to it much household stufif and many books, as appears by
his inventory thereof" (MS. Miscellanea, in library; prob. by Dr Brady).
This inventory is in the Treasury. Will dated June 14, 1504; proved
(P. C. C.) Feb. 16, 1504-5. Desires to be buried in the chancel of St Michael
Coslany. The wills of his father, mother, and brother William, to be carried
out before his own. Leaves £10 to Winterton church, and £5 to Somerton.
The residue of his property to be expended for his own soul, and those of his
father, mother, and brothers. Gives 40* for repairing the pavement by
St Michael's, commonly called "the Cokyhede." Edmund and Walter Stubbe,
and his brother Thomas Barley, executors.

♦Crome, Edmund: appears as fellow, 1475 to 1483. B.A. 1468-9: B.D. 1474-5.
Will dated March 1, 1510-11 ; proved (P. C. C.) May 18, 1517, of Edmund
Crome, clerk, canon of Sarum. He says that " memor Yerbi D^ ad Ezechiam
regem " he leaves all his disposable property, at the discretion of his executors,
for the good of his soul.

*Croppe, Thomas: appears as fellow, 1475 to 1483: but not in 1488. Probably
of Aylaham (v. will of T. Croppe : P. C. C. ; 1530) MA. 1472. Ordained

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deacon (Norw.), as a member of * Gunvylehalle/ June 8, 1476: priest,
Sep. 21, 1476. B. Can. Law, 1482-3. Will dated June 27, 1488; proved
(P. C. C.) July 12. To be buried by St Paul's Cathedral, " as nigh M' Edmund
Albon as it may be." A priest to sing for his soul by the spaoe of one
year ; 10 marks if he sing in London, £9 if in Cambridge and be a scholar in
Divinity. Legacy to the high altar of St Botolph, Billingsgate.

♦Costessey (Cossey), Henry. Master of the college, 1475-83. B.D. He was of
Norwich : ordained deacon on the title of the monastery of St Giles, Norwich,
March 11, 1440-1; priest, Ap. 14, 1441. Rector of Banham, 1452-83:
rector of Wilby, 1476-83 : rector of Bixton, 1472-83 (all in Norf.). He was
admitted master of Rush worth College, on the election of the brethren, Feb. 27,
1472 (Bennet), and held the post till his death. A deed in the Treasury,
executed by him, is dated at Rushworth June 24, 1482. Died July 20, 1483.
''A mass of requiem" was established for his soul on *the eve of the 11,000
virgins.' MS. 109, in the college library (Liber Physicus; in the printed
catalogue) belonged to him. It illustrates the difference between the objects
of Qonville's two foundations that Costessey seems to represent the only
personal link of connection between the two. The obit in his memory was
established in return for his benefactions to the college buildings. There
appear to be two of these : one of £200 given by him, John Awdry, alderman
of Norwich, and John Owdolf, clerk (d^ dated 1481), "to the behoof and
building of the college"; and another of 240 marks (probably in 1475) with
two aldermen of Norwich for the same purpose. According to a very early
note at the back of the deed of 1481, the money was employed in building the
north and south parts of Physwick's Hostel, the waUs of the college garden,
the " domus stabuli et domus pro focalibus in collegio, et ementur etiam picta
vestimenta AuIk....'' Tanner (Bib, Brit) seems to identify him with the
author of Expoaitionea in Paalmoa, and other works; but this man was a
Franciscan friar, and died in 1336 (Pits).

♦Stubbe (Stubbs), Edmund. Fourth son of John Stubb of Scottow, Norf. B.A.
1473-4 : M.A. 1477 : B.D. 1507. FeUow, 1480-1504. Master of the college,
1504-13. Rector of St Mich. Coslany, Norwich, 1504-13 : where he bought
land at the back of the parsonage, and built the stable {Reg. Mag.), In 1503
he presented to the University "duos bilances, unum ad ponderandum
cauciones in jocaliis, alterum ad ponderandum aurum et pondera eiisdem
attinentia." Died 1514 (* paulo post Festum S" Mathoi '). Will dated 1513 ;
proved ^P. C. C), 1514. Desires to be buried "pauperrime et sine pompa"
in the churchyard of St Michael Coslany, or elsewhere where he may die, at
a cost not exceeding 13' 4*^. Leaves a legacy to support priests, and provide
bread and wine, at St Michael's. Legacy to the Abbey of St Benet Hulme.
Leaves to Gonvile Hall " meum suplectile de motley " : books to M' Swayn,
and legacies to various relations. Mentions his brother Walter (v. Via. of
Norf.'y * Stubby').

♦Lynne. Elected fellow in 1480: not on the list in 1488. B.A. 1473-4: M.A.
1477. Probably Gregory Lynne, who was one of Thomas Croppe's executors ;
and to whom E. Albon left a living.

♦Cabold (Cobald), Thomas. B.A. 1476-7: M.A. 1480, when his *cautio' is
described as " una pecia argentea cum pede murre deaurato, xx* " {Grace book),
B. Civ. Law, 1486. FeUow, 1480 to April 1505. He was sent by the
University on some mission to Rome {Grace book, 1499-1500) for which he
was paid 40*, " pro negotiis Universitatis Romse expendendis." A grace was
passed next year " ut admittetur ad eundem gradum in quo stat Romie," but

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it does not appear what this was. Our MS. 45 (On the Decretals) has his
name in it. The master, K Stubbe, directs by will (1514) that the books and
" lintheamen " of Cabold, in the college chest, should be sold.

•Rythwyse, William. B.A. 1473-4 : M.A. 1477. FeUow, 1480 to 1483 : but not
in 1488. Vicar of Foulden, Norf., 1497-1502: rector of Hockwold, Norf.,
1497-1502: he had a bull from the pope, 1495, to hold the two benefices
together. Will proved (Norw.) July 3, 1502. He leaves considerable sums
for church purposes : £b for the repair of Hockwold, £5 for a new vestment
at Foulden, £4 for one at Wilton and for one at SaUe, Ac. Bequeaths to the
college library, " Duns upon the four books of the Sentences, with the quod-
libets, and Francisci Con/UUus, and that they be chened in the liberary there
at my coste." The latter of these (No. 463) has his name in it. Walter
Stubbe is an executor.

*Barley, William : appears as fellow, 1483 to April 1502. He was nominated in
the deed of gift of Lady Eliz. Clere, as the first fellow of her foundation.
Probably brother of the master, and the same who graduated B.A. at Trin.
Hall, 1460-1 ; and B. Canon Law, 1467-8. Ordained priest (Norw.) on the
title of Trin. Hall, June 8, 1465. Our MS. 74 (Sermons by Ap Januensis)
belonged to him. He was already dead at the date of his brothers will, 1504.
Styled " Dr of Decrees " when acting for the college in a dispute about tithes
at Hockwold in 1485 (Deed).

•Buckenham, William. B.A. 1482-3: M.A. 1486: B.D. 1502: D.D. 1506-7.
Fellow, Mich* 1488 to Mich* 1513. Master of the college 1513 to 1536. His
deed of resignation (CoU. Treasury) is dated at St MichaeFs Coslany, June 12,
1536, to be revoked in case the person elected by the fellows should not be
approved by the chancellor. Vice-chancellor, 1509 and 1510. In 1533 he
was excused attendance at congregations, exequies, &c. Said to have been the
compiler, when vice-chancellor, of the " old Black Book," a MS. volume con-
taining an account of the charters and other records in the University
Registry. Arbitrator between the University and Barnwell Priory, 1506.
Vicar of H. Sepulchre, Cambridge, 1512. Rector of St Michael Coslany,
Norwich, 1514-40. Died at St MichaePs parsonage, June 18, 1540; where
he bought " a little piece of land to enlarge the yard where standeth the coope
for capons" (Reg, M(ignum), Will proved (Norw. C. C.) May 9, 1541 :
Mr Elwyn, of the college, chantry priest of St Michael's, one of the executors.
Part of the coUege buildings, viz. the chambers next the chapel on the £. side
of the (JonviUe Court, were erected by his brother Nicholas about 1516, who
also gave lands at Haddenham and elsewhere in Cambs. It seems {Annals)
that these lands were claimed by William Buckenham, and sold by him to the
coUege in 1524, the college buying them with the money left by a Dr Bailey.
Buckenham somehow became executor to the trust of Reginald Elie, who had
left money in 1471 for the foundation of almshouses ; and added £4. 12. 0 to
the legacy. Buckenham' s deed transferring these almshouses to the coUege is
dated from Norwich, Ap. 1, 1539. As regards his family, he seems to have
been a younger son of Hugh de Bokenham, of Gt livermere ; and brother of
Nicholas, of Fressingfield, who died in or about 1524. (C. B.)

•Dew (Dowe), John. B.A. 1484-5: M.A. 1490, when his caucio was "unum
missala" FeUow, 1488 to 1500. President of Physwick Hostel, 1499.
Vicar of Mattishall, Nort, 1500-17.

•Whyght, John. M.A. 1490. Fellow, 1488 to about 1499. Proctor, 1497-8.
D.D. 1510. Rector of Filby, Norf., 1505-12 ; and vicar of Wroxham, Norf.,
1509-14.

Stowe: pensioner, 1489-91.

14 GONVILLE AND CAIUS.

Yutforth: pensioner, 1490-1. A Nicholas Woodforth was oanon of Beeston
Priory, Norf., at the visitations of 1494, 1514, and 1532 ; possibly the same
man ; as monks, and especially canons, were the principal pensioners at this
time. Signed the acknowledgement of Supremacy at Beeston, 1534.

De la Pole, Humphrey. Pensioner, 1490-1500. A son of the Duke of Suffolk.
Probably B. Civ. Law, 1496-7 ; and B. Can. Law, 1500-1 : Grace for Dr of
Can. Law, 1501. Ordained acolyte at Downham, by the Bp of Ely, Sep. 29,
1491. Rector of Hingham, NorL, to 1513. Rector of Leverington, Cambs.,

1500. Preb. of St Paul's : resigned in 1509. He presented, Sep. 8, 1498, an
early printed Sarum Ma/nuale (1497) ''ad usum capelke et scholarium" (v.
CoUett's Catalogue). Perhaps resident again in 1521, as Dr Caius {Annals^
mentioning one of the not uncommon faction fights of the time, describes how
the North England party, mostly from Gerard's Hostel, then invaded (}onville
Hall, destroying the food, throwing the plate into the well, and attempting to
set the gate on fire. He says that the quarrel was mainly directed against
Humphrey Pole : but I do not find his name amongst the pensioners then ;
and Blomefield implies that he died in 1513.

Alleyn: pensioner, 1491-1505. Perhaps the same as Aleyn of p. 16.

Bards, Adrian de: pensioner in 1491. A Florentine. Treasurer of Hereford
Cathedral, 1478-86. Preb. of Hereford, 1479-80. Preb. of Lincohi, 1480-
1501.

Stow : pensioner, 1491.

Farewell : pensioner, 1497-9, his name remaining for many years as in debt to the
college. Probably M.A. 1496; B.D. 1506. A John Farewell was vicar of
Camberwell, 1526-56; and vicar of Bermondsey. Preb. of Llandaff, 1537.
Will proved (P. C. C.) Oct. 8, 1556 : leaves legacies for the churches of
Weasenham and St Martin's Rainham, Norf. ; Rotherhithe, and Llanarmon.
One of the same name was vicar of St Mary in the Marsh, Norwich, 1507-14.

Attleborough, John: pensioner, 1497-9. A monk from Norwich Priory. Men-
tioned in the bishop's visitation, 1492. Custos of the cell at Hoxne, 1492 ;
and of that at Yarmouth, 1502-4.

Beverly, Robert : pensioner, 1497.

Lynn, Richard : cook, 1497-1505.

Woodbridge; canonicus; pensioner, 1497. John Woodbridge {alias Hawes), canon
of Pentney. Appears in the visitations of 1492 and 1514. Prior of Pentney
in 1520.

Wolman, John : a monk of St Alban's; pensioner, 1497.

Ward. A member of the college in 1498-9, when he is permitted by grace " quod
non arceatur interesse congregationibus." Perhaps the same who appears in
our books as resident 1506-10.

♦Tanne, John. FeUow, Mich* 1499 to Mich* 1510. B.D. 1506-7. University
preacher, 1507. Probably president of Physwick Hostel in 1500 and 1503.
Bursar of the coUege in 1509 ; in which capacity he seems to have died in
debt, as there is an entry for several years of money due from his executors.
Instituted to All Hallows, Honey Lane, 1510; and died a few months
afterwards.

♦Warner, William. Fellow, Mich* 1499 to L. Day 1517. B.A. 1497-8 : M.A,

1501, when his eaudo was Cawton super SerUenciis. B.D. 1509 : D.D. 1513.
One of the band of early Cambridge reformers. President of Physwick's
Hostel, 1503. Rector of Winterton, Norf., 1515-45. Appointed fellow of

1490—1502. 16

Corpus in 1545, by Matthew Parker, when he is said to have resigned
Winterton. Buried at Paston, Norf., Dec. 24, 1546. Present to comfort the
martyr Bibiey at his death in Norwich in 1531. Bihiey went "accompanied
by one Dr Warner whom he did choose as his old acquaintance, and parted
with the words 'Farewell good master Doctor and pray for me': and so
"Warner departed without any answer, sobbing and weeping " (Foxe : — ^v. also
Ath, Cant.),

De la Pole, G^ffirey. In our MS. No. 5 {Decreta Gratiani) is the note " ex dono
reverendissimi domini Galfridi de la Poole, legum doctoris, et hujus coUegii
commensalis, 1499." This may be a mistake for Humphrey above (as sug-
gested in Ath. Cant.) ; as may also the grace, 1494, to admit to congr^ations
William de la Pole, son of the same duke ; for neither of these names occurs
in the pedigrees. On the other hand Dr Caius {AnnaU), enumerating certain
distinguished members of the college, after mentioning Humphrey Pole, adds
that there were two sons of the Duke of Suffolk whose likenesses were
represented in a window on the staircase to the library and master's room
"in doctorali habitu." Again, Leland mentions (Itin. ii. 7) a son of the
De la Pole duke "that was scholar in Gunvile Haul, and lyith buried at
Babraham " : — can there have been a Geoffi^y or William who died young,
and has dropped out of the pedigrees! FuUer {Hist. p. 110) says that the
second was Edward, archdeacon of Richmond,

Davy, Richard. Pensioner in 1500-1. There is a reference to him in the Grace
Book, 1498-9; "solvitur M*** Davy de Aula Gunvel xx», pro recompense in
riota."

Gawmbridge; a Norwich monk, pensioner 1500-3. John Cambridge of the
Benecuctine Priory. Described as " ref ectuarius " in the visitation of 1514.

Reed; pensioner, 1500-5. Perhaps Alan Reed; B.A. 1502-3: M.A. 1506, when
he was excused one term's exercises on account of absence " propter pestem.''
One of this name, son of John Reed, is said to have been prior of Waltham
in 1507.

Aylsham; a monk; pensioner, 1500-2. Doubtless John Aylsham, of the Abbey
of St Benet's Hulme, Norf.; mentioned in the bishop's visitations of 1520
and 1526.

Dobbs ; pensioner, 1500-15. A grace was passed, 1502-3, for Mr Dobbs "de aula
Gunwell, ut possit stare eodem gradu quo stetit Oxoniis " : but his name does
not appear in the Oxford lists. Perhaps John Dobbs, priest, of All Hallows,
Barking, whose will was proved (P. C. C.) Sep. 3, 1546.

Hegge. Graduated M.A. from Physwick Hostel, 1501. Perhaps Edward Hedge,
fellow of Corpus in 1509 : rector of St Benet's, Camb., 1512-32. Died 1532
(v. Masters' Hist.).

Catton, Robert; a monk from Norwich Priory, pensioner, 1502-3. Alias Brand
and Brond. Ordained sub-deacon at Norwich, by the Bp of Clogher, March
30, 1499. Mentioned in the bishop's visitation of 1492 : prior 1504 to 1529.
Custos of the cell of St Leonard near Norwich, 1518. He succeeded Wolsey
as abbot of St Alban's, where he was deprived Jan. 1537-8. Yicar of
St Mary in the Marsh, Norwich, 1526-8. He placed his own effigy in the E.
window of Catton church, with his arms; where there is a brass to his
parents. Will proved (P. C. C.) 1552.

Waller, Robert; pensioner, 1502. B.A. 1504. Will of Robert Waller, clerk, of
Chichester, proved (P. C. C.) 1541.

KiSarleton, Robert : fellow of the college when (urdained, on that title, acolyte and

16 QONVIIXE AND CAIUS.

deacoD, May 21, 1502, by the Bp of Norwich. Vicar of Foulden, Norf.,
1502-8, when he reaigned. Frcsumably the "Dr Coltoo" who gave ten marks
to the collie about 1516 (AnruUti).

Webber: pensioner, 1503-8.

Galfridus; a Norwich monk; pensioner, 1603. Probably Geoffrey (GalfridnB)
Aylsham, who appears in the visitation of Norwich Priory in 1492, together
with Langrake.

Landrake; a Norwich monk; pensioner, 1503. Henry Langrake, mentioned in
the visitation of the Priory in 1492. Prior of Yarmouth cell In 1515, when
he reports all well.

•Moore, William ; fellow, 1503-9, B.A. 1501-2: M.A. 1505. Probably rector of
Bradwell, Essex, 1534-40; of W. Tilbury, 1624; vicar of Walden to 1540:
Su&agan bishop of Colchester, 1536-40: preb. of York, 1537-8; archdeacon
of IJeicester, Sep. 14, 1539. Held the Abbey of Walden in commendam.
Died 1540; adm" granted to his brother John More, of Whaddon, Cambe.
(v. Ath. Cant.).

•Swayne, Thomas; feUow, Mich' 1503 to Mich' 1517. B.A. 1500-1, when his
caueio was Cowlon awper quatuor Ubria Senivntiarum : M.A. 1504 : D.D.
1511. Proctor, 1606-T : University preacher, 1506-7. College bursar,
1512-3. Canon of Lincoln, 1617-9. Buried at Bishops Wobum, Bucks.
Will dated Dec. 12, 1519 ; proved at V.C. Court, Camb. Dr Stubbs left him
by will his "capam doctoralem," and two books.

Garron (Garrard); pensioner, 1503-12, and apparently again 1616-7. Doubtless
Edward (Edmund) Garrard; B.A. 1500-1: M.A. 1504: B.D. 1512. Uni-
versity preacher, 1510-11. One of the first two appointed "Knight's prieets"
or "salariste," by the deed of foundation, Oct. 20, 1538. Presented to
Pattisley, Norf., by Sir John Heydon, Feb. 20, 1621-2; whoee chaplain be
not improbably was. Died in 1644.

Alablaster, Thomas; pensioner, 1504-12. B.A. 1501, when bis caucio was "unus
annnlns de auro" and 'Cowton tuper sentonetu.' M.A. 1504: B.D. 1512.
University preacher, 1509. Vicar of S. Lyon, 1536-43; and perhaps rector
of Bale, Norf. A legatee under the will of Agnes Alablaster of Worstead,
1525.

Aleyn : appears as a resident 1505-9 : at Fhyswick'a Hoetel. B.A. 1502-3 : M.A.
1507, "de domo Gunwell." Can he be the Godfrey Alan, "principal of
St William's Hostel," who obtained a grace for M.A- in 1506 T If so,
William Phyawick has by inadvertence been canonised. As Dr Caius tells
us {Annals), Physwick's Hostel had two principals, one appointed by the
college and the other by the resident students. Edward Crome held the former
post in 1509, so presumably Aleyn held the other. If so, he is the only known
holder of the post.

Gajrton, Paul: pensioner in 1505. One of the prebendaries of the college of
St Mary in the Fields, Norwich. Mentioned in the bishop's visitation
of 1492.

•Meadows; fellow, 1506-8. Probably B.A. 1505-6.

Ricpaine (Rimpaine) : pensioner, 1506-9. B.A. 1498-9 : M.A. (Rumpeyn) 1502.
i>nnVioV.iT the John Rumpyn, M.A., who was rector of St Pancras Soper Lane,
1608-59.

I ; pensioner, 1506-9. Described in the Annalg as " grammatices
," i.e. he had taken the old degree in grammar. A benefactor;

iie oommon pledge (or members of the oollege? (v. Waruer and Swayne).

1506. 17

founder of the first " scholarship." He gave for this purpose, by deed dated
June 12, 1507, his house at Castle End, Cambridge, and lands in the county;
the scholar to receive 20 shillings annually, and to be of the Norfolk diocese.
Several of his name were members of Cionville's college of Rush worth ; and
one, Thomas, was master there. Buried in the coUege chapel (AnncUs),

Butts, William. B.A. 1506-7 : M.A. 1509 : M.D. 1518. Physician to Henry
VIII. Described by Smith, Prof, of Law, his contemporary, as "the refuge of
all students, and chief guardian and ornament of this University." (Mullinger
II. 131.) In 1524 he appears to have been principal of St Mary's Hostel.
Member of the College of Physicians, 1529. He had an extensive grant of
Abbey lands about 1544. He married Margaret Bacon of Cambridge. Died
Nov. 22, 1545, and buried at Fulham, where there was a monument to him.
Dr Caius dedicated his work De medendi ineihodo to him. He states that
being with Butts at Dover, the latter got leave from the king for him to go to
Italy for his health. Apparently they went to Padua together. Dr Caius
states (Annals) that Butts was with lum at our college : Cooper calls him a
fellow, but his name does not appear in our lists. Will proved (P. C. C.)
1545. Pedigree in Fw. of Norfolk (v. Ath, CamJt, and D. N. B.).

Gale, William ; a benefactor, and not improbably a member of the college. Will
dated Oct. 2, 1506 > proved (P. C. C.) Nov. 9, 1509. Described as of Eye,
clericus. Desires to be buried in the monastery of Eye : and leaves xii'' to
each of the convent present at his mass and dirge. " Also I will have a priest
to sing in Gunwyle Hall for my soul by the space of one year," or in the
Hostel, " such a priest as Mr Stubbs will have." " Also I will that the land
bought by Mr Edmund Stubbs the college called Gunwyle Hall shall have
it upon conditions ordained by Mr Worter Stubbs ; that Richard Smith my
child, and Gylys Webster shall be founded at Cambridge by the space of five
years with the money that shall come from Gunwyle Hall " : i.a they were to
be the first scholars. " All my lands &c. in Cowling and Cartelyng to mine
executors of a certain indenture made between me and Gunwyle Hall." He
had already given the lands, by this deed dated Sep. 7, 1504 : one of the
provisions was that if the sum of £4 yearly was insufficient to support a priest
there should be two scholars instead. He had also given, the year before,
lands in Hinton, Cambs. His exequies were celebrated on the 12th February.

♦Crome, Edward. Appears as feUow, Mich* 1506 to 1529: B.A. 1503-4: M.A.
1507: B.D. 1518: DD. 1526. Bursar of the college in 1515. University
preacher, 1516. In 1527 {Grace Bk,) he received ^1. 6. 7 for a journey to
Bp Gardiner, the chancellor, on University business. Principal of Physwick
Hostel, 1509-11. A friend and associate of Latimer and Bilney, and known
as one of the early reformers. In 1531 he appeared before the king and some
of the bishops, on a charge of heresy. Rector of St Mary, Aldermary, 1534-
62 : there is a letter to him from Anne Boleyn (May 20, 1534 ; in Cat, of
State Papers)^ who "marvels that he has hitherto deferred taking the parsonage
of Aldermary, which she has obtained for him." Rector of St Antholin's,
London. In 1539 Cranmer recommended him for the deanery of Canterbury :
" I know that when he was but president of a college in Cambridge (i.e. of
Physic Hostel) his house was better ordered than all Uie houses in Cambridge
besides." (Strype: Mem, iii. L 160.) He presented a Greek-Latin Bible to the
library. He was chosen, with Shaxton and Skipp, amongst " the twelve best
learned men in Divinity," appointed in 1530 to examine heretical books. He
is mentioned by Strype, along with Simon Smith, Shaxton, Skipp, and Sygar
Nycholson, amongst the reformers who frequented the meetings at Cambridge.
He was repeatedly in trouble for his opinions, and was imprisoned in 1554,
but recanted. Died June 26, 1562, at St Antholin's; aged 80. Will proved

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18 GONVILLB AND CAIUS.

(P. C. C.) 1562. He desires to be buried in the chancel of Aldermary," ''under
a marble stone having certain sayings of Job graven in latten plate." Dr
Caius was one of the witnesses to the wilL A copy of Erasmus' New Testa-
ment, in our library, was his gift: it has his name, with the date 1561
(v. Ath. Cant, and D. N. B.)

Edmundus ; " cocus." The cook : his name is placed at the end of the list of
fellows from Mich* 1508 to Lady Day 1519.

Repps. A monk; resident as pensioner, 1509-13. William Repps (or Rugg), son
of William Rugg, of N. Repps, Norf. B.A. 1504-5 : M.A. 1508 : B.D. 1509:
D.D. 1513. Sacrist of Norwich Priory, 1514. Gustos of the Cell at Yarmouth,
1520. Gustos of St Leonard's Priory, Norwich, 1515. Sub-prior of Norwich,
1526. Abbot of St Benet's, Huhne, 1530. Bishop of Norwich, 1536 to Jan.
31, 1549-50, when he resigned. One of the authors of the Institutum of a
Cli/ristian Man. As bishop he has borne a bad reputation. " He was conse-
crated bishop June 28, 1536, and from the day of his appointment he set
himself to make all he could of whatever was saleable, even to the extent of
trjdng to alienate the very palace at Norwich " (Jessopp, HiaL of Diocese).
Leland however, who knew lum well, says that he was " theologus ad unguem
doctus" (v. Dugdale, iii. 65). Died Sep. 21, 1550 : buried in the choir of the
Gathedral. The administration of his estate was granted to his brother Roger
Rugg, and Andrew Abbes, Sep. 22, 1550. P^iigree in Vis. of Norfolk.
(v. AUi. Cant., and W. Rye's ilT. Erping?uim, p. 143.)

Grome ; pensioner, 1509. As he is bracketed with Repps he is presumably Walter
Grome (Growmer), of the same house, the Benedictine Priory of Norwich ; one
of the six monks selected for canonries on the new cathedral foundation in
1538, as * Grime alias Growmer.' He held this till 1540. Perhaps Rector of
Claydon, Suffolk.

Mace; pensioner, 1508-11. Doubtless Qeorge Mace, Augustinian canon, of whom
a number came to the college &om Westacre Priory, Norfolk. B. Gan. Law,
1511 ; and Dr in the same faculty, 1522. Had studied arts five years, and
canon law four years, here; and canon law eight years in his monastery.
University preacher, 1522.

Borow, Robert ; pensioner in 1508. There is an entry in the Grace Book, 1508-9,
"cautio M** Boros, de aula Gunvill, pro non legendo, xiii* iv^": he had
probably not kept his due exercises.

Pet; pensioner in 1509. Perhaps the same as Simon Petjrt who graduated B.A.
from Physwick Hostel, 1500-1. M.A. 1504. Rector of Herringby, Norf.,
1532-41.

Willelmus; pensioner, 1509.

Some (Solme); pensioner, 1509, 1511. B.A. 1508: M.A. 1511. University
preacher, 1514-5. A Robert Some was vicar of Stalham, Norf., about 1531.
Solme, a priest, was imprisoned on account of the Six Articles in 1541 (Poxe) ;
perhaps the Thomas Solme whose book. The Lord's Flail, was prohibited by Bp
Bonner in 1546 (v. Ath. Oocon.).

Englisch; pensioner, 1509-13, and again in 1517. Probably "frater Johannes
Anglicus, ordinis predicatorum " ; university preacher, 1516; B.D. 1518:
D.D. 1522.

Her; pensioner in 1509. Presumably Nicholas Hare; who is assigned to our
college by Gooper, but not identified by this nama Reader, and afterwards
bencher of the Middle Temple. M.P. for Norfolk, and Speaker of the House
of Gommons, 1540. Master of the Rolls, 1553-7. Married Catherine,

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1608—10. 19

daughter of Sir John Bassingboom of Woodhall, Herts.; two of his sons
being afterwards admitted to the college. Died Oct. 31, 1557, and buried in
the Temple Chnrch (v. Ath. CarU. ; and D. N. B.).

Smythe, Richard: scholar (hiUiotista), Mich* 1509 to Mich* 1510:— the first
reference to a "scholar" in the modem sensa William Gale (see back) in
his will, dated 1506, alludes to Richard Smith as " my child," desiring that he
should be "founded by the space of five years" with the proceeds of his
endowment. One of these names was B. Civ. Law in 1519.

♦Butler (Boteler) : scholar, 1510-1, and afterwards fellow till Mich* 1518. Robert
Butler, B.A. 1509-10: M.A. 1513. President of Physwick Hostel, 1613-6.
Vicar of Mattishall, Nort, 1517-38. Buried in the chancel there. Will
proved (Norw. C. C.) May 4, 1538. He leaves his copyhold at Mattishall to
his successors there : £6 a year, for two years, to " Sir John Wallet, priest,
towards his exhibition at Cambridge " : "to ich of Uie felawes of €k)nville
Hall, ich of them to there owne severall uses, one silver spone " : to the
reparation of the college, 20*: legacies to Swaffham, and other churches in
Norfolk, Ac.

♦Shaxton, Nicholas. FeUow, Mich* 1510 to Mich* 1534. B.A. 1506-7 : M. A. 1610 :
D.D. 1531. President of Physwick's Hostel, 1512-3: bursar, 1516. One of
the band of £2arly Cambridge reformers. Imprisoned more than once; and
accused in 1646 of denying the Real Presence. Condemned to the stake,
but recanted and preached the sermon at the martyrdom of Anne Askew
and her companions. Master of St Giles Hospital, Norwich, in 1546. Pre-
sented to Mattishall, Norf., 1516. Rector of Hadleigh, Suff. Treasurer of
Salisbury, 1533-5. Bishop of Salisbury, 1535; but resigned on the passing
of the Six Articles, July 1, 1539. Suffiragan bishop of Ely, 1555. His last
years were spent in college, where he died Aug. 5, 1556 ; and was buried in
the chapel. By his will (proved V. C. Court) he bequeaths to Gtonville Hall,
" to solace the company at home yearly at Christmas," the rent of a house in
Cambridge : to every fellow and pensioner 12^ : " the hangings of his chamber
of green say " for the hall : the rest of his property to Thomas Alablaster of
Hadleigh, Suf£, "for the behoof of his (Alablaster's) lad, by him named
Thomas Dratsab." He also left many books for the library, mostly theo-
logical, and of ''the new learning." His exequies were celebrated on St Boniface
day (Feb. 12) : — at least that is the day given, amongst other exequies, in the
Annals, but after two years this must have become a Protestant ' commemora-
tion.' For more abopt him, and a list of his works, v. Ath. Cant, and
D. N. B.

Clerk: pensioner, 1510-2. Doubtless William Clerk: B.A. 1506-7: M.A- 1510.
University preacher, 1510-11. One of the University bedells. There is a
grace (1517-8) to allow him "incedere capite coperto temporibus hiemalibus
et aliis temporibus frigidis propter diversa incommoda et egretudines qute
perveniunt sibi ex frigitate accepta in capite."

Harman: pensioner, 1510-2. Probably Walter Harman, B.A. 1504-5: MA.
150a

Norwych, Edmund. Pensioner in 1510, and again 1514 to 1518. B. Canon Law,
1520. A Benedictine monk of Norwich priory, and one of those who signed
the stirrender, July 28, 1534 : probably the same who was prior of the cell at
Aldeby in 1526, and prior of the cell at Lynn in 1535. As " Edmund Drake,
alias Norwich " he was prebendary of the cathedral, 1538-48 ; being appointed
in the charter converting the convent into a cathedral chapter. As prior of
Aldeby he was again in residence in 1533. Will proved (Norw. C. C.) 1549.

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Household: pensioner, 1510 to 1516. B.D. 1513. A Cluniac monk of Castleacre
(a dependency of Lewes) and one of those who signed the surrender, Nov. 22,
1537: — the name is doubtfully given as 'Howrhowd' in the Cal. of State
Papers, Vicar of E. Barsham, Norf., 1538-51. There is a sealed license
from the prior of Castleacre to John Howsehold, to proceed in Divinity and
to take the required oaths to the University, 1513 {Univ, Registry), In 1514
he was excused further residence in the university. His will, dated Oct. 27,
1543 ; proved (Norwich) July 24, 1551, is interesting. He bequeaths "to the
colledge in Cambrydge called Gunvyle Hall, my longer table clothe, my two
awter pillowes with their bears of black satten bordered with velvet pirled
with goulde...." the residue of his books not bequeathed to E. Barsham "to
the sayde colledge, protesting that whatsoever be founde in my books I intente
to dye a veray catholical christen man, and the king's letheman and trewe
subjecte." Also to the college " a frontelet with the salutacion of our Lady
curely wroughte with goulde ; and besides two suts of vestments having every
thinge belongen to the adorning of a preste to say masse ; the one is a light
grene having white ends and the other a duned Taphada " (Taffeta ?). " Also
a cofer of bourde to lye in my corse, and also a marble stone to cover my
grave... and a plate on it having this Epitaphie, John Howsholde in holie
Dyvynitie bachelor, twyse prior, after thryse celleraur, by grace (?) sent here
vicar here doth lye, obiit anno Domini 1543, supplying the yere and addyng
the daye."

Knyvett: pensioner, 1510 to 1513.

Walan: pensioner in 1511. Perhaps rector of St Mary in the Marsh, Norwich,
1507-14.

Aldrich: pensioner, 1511 to 1519. Perhaps William Aldridge (AUregge) B.A.
1601-2 : M.A. 1505.

Reder. Occurs, in our accounts, as bibl&<;lerk in Physwick Hostel, Lady Day
1512 to 1513. Probably John Redar, who was B.A. 1510-11 : M.A. 1516.

♦Medowe. Fellow, Lady Day 1513 (probably) to 1533 : bursar in 1530. William
Medow, B.A. 1511-2: M.A. 1515. President of Physwick Hostel, 1515-8.
Proctor, 1520-1. From the allowance to him for bread, wine, and wax, he
seems to have been chaplain, 1514-23. From the dates he was probably the
chaplain of Bp Gardiner, whose examination, as a witness at the trial of the
bishop in 1551, is given by Foxe (vi. 202). He was then 60 years old, and
had been chaplain 20 years. Was master of the Hospital of St Cross, rector
of Stoke, and prebendary of Winchester. He had accompanied the bishop
five times on foreign embassies; to the Emperor, the French King, <bc.
Presented to Weymouth, Winch, diocese, 1531 ; and to Calboume, I. of Wight,
1537. There are two letters from him in the Cal. of St, Papers, one (1536)
dated from Valence, and the other (1537) from 'Millyoum.'

♦Skipp, John. Scholar, Lady Day 1513 to Mich* 1616. Fellow, Mich' 1516 to
1536 ; Master of the college, 1536 to 1540 ; when he resigned in June. B.A.
1514-5 : M.A. 1518 : B.D. 1533 : D.D. 1535. President of Physwick Hostel,
1519-21. Commendator of Wigmore Priory. Vicar of Thaxted, 1534-9.
Rector of Newington, Surrey, 1538. Offered, but declined, a fellowship at
Cardinal College, Oxford. Chaplain and almoner to Anne Boleyn. Arch-
deacon of Suffolk, 1536 ; licensed to hold the arehdeaconry of Dorset, Nov. 9,
1539. Bishop of Hereford, 1539-52. He revised the Epistle to the Hebrews,
for the Bible of 1540 ; and was one of the compilers of the Institution of a
Christian Ma/n. He preached a sermon in the King's chapel, on Passion
Sunday, 1536, which as seeming to reflect on the action of the King and
Parliament was charged with sedition (Cal, of State Papers), He is doubtless

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the " Sir Skypp, bachelor " referred to in the will of Margaret Norman, of
Norwich, widow, 1516: "Being in Cambridge shall have fliis year's service
towards his exhibition. And if that I depart before he be priested, he shaU
sing for me and my friends his first mass in St John's church Berstreet
Norwich; and so for a year after his first mass singing, for to continue at
Cambridge for his increasing and learning and praying for me and my friends "
(If or/. Arch, i. 124). Died in London, March 30, 1552; buried at St Mary
Mounthaw. He gave a copy of Valerius Maximus to the college library.
Will proved (P. C. C.) Ap. 9, 1552. It is nuncupative, dated March 18,
1551-2, in the presence of the Bp of Norwich, Dr Wendy, and others. He
leaves all his property to his brother Robert Skyppe, John Harford, and
Richard Willyson, to be distributed at their discretion amongst his kinsfolk
and servants, (v. Ath, Ca/rU,)

♦Hoor (Hoare). Scholar, Lady Day 1513-5. Fellow, Lady Day 1515 to Lady Day
1521. Richard Hoare, B.A. 1510-1 : M.A. 1515. President of Physwick
Hostel in 1518, 19. University preacher, 1520-1. He appears to h&ve been
chaplain to Lord Lisle, lord deputy of Calais. The Archbishop sent him to
the latter, March 4, 1535-6 : — "whom, as you liked so well last Lent, I have
appointed again to preach with you." Lisle replies that he is much satisfied
with him, and hopes to have him every Lent {Col. of SUUe Papers). Rector
of All Hallows, Lombard Street, 1534-8 : when he died. Will dated June
30, 1537 ; proved (P. C. C.) Nov. 5, 1538 : described as parson of N. Tudden-
ham, Norf. ; desires to be buried there.

Becham : pensioner in 1513. Probably Robert Bekham, a canon of Westacre
Priory, who certainly was, together with the next two, a student at Cam-
bridge at this time (v. Vis. of Nort Monasteries, Camden Soc,f 1888).

Mayner: pensioner 1513 to 1520. William Mayner (Maynard), canon of West-
acre. B.D. 1519-20. Had studied arts and theology 14 years ; nine here and
five in his monastery and elsewhere. Had preached before the University
and at St Paul's Cross, &c. Described in the Visitation of the Monastery, in
1520, as "idoneus preceptor pro confiratribus.'' One of these names, parish
priest, was buried in the chapel of St James' Church, Norwich, 1526. Gave a
legacy to Gresham church, where he was bom, and to St Stephen's, where he
sang his first mass.

Brygott (Byrkhed) : pensioner 1514 to 1523. B.D. 1520 : when he had studied
two years and a half in his monastery, two in Paris, and seven years in Cam-
bridge. Thomas Brygott, canon of Westacre ; mentioned, in the Visitation of
the Monastery, as a student at Cambridge (1514). Studied philosophy and
theology two years at Paris, before coming to Cambridge. Prior of Westacre
1522-6. Probably the man of that name whose will was proved (P. C. C.)
Aug. 12, 1556 : described as B.D. and of Westminster. He mentions no
parish church, but leaves j&20 " to the house of the poor in London."

Carman: pensioner in 1513. One of this name (James) graduated B.A. 1495-6,
M.A. in 1499 ; and was fellow of Pembroke in 1495, when a questiomst. He
was a native of Norfolk. Rector of Westwick, Nort, 1510-3.

Bolen : pensioner in 1513-4. Probably William Boleyn, B.A. 1503-4 : M.A.
1507. University preacher, 1511. Preb. of St Paul's, 1516-7. Rector of
St Peter, Cheap, London, 1516. Rector of Holt, Norf., 1534. Rector of
Postwick, Norf., 1543-51. Archdeacon of Winchester, 1529-51. Mentioned
as a priest in the Boleyn pedigree (v. Vis. of NorfoUc) ; fourth son of Sir W.
Boleyn, and uncle of Queen Anne Boleyn. Buried at Stiffkey, Norf., Feb. 6,
1551-2. Blomefield (vi. 388) must be wrong in assigning his death to 1571.
(v. Zatud 980 : p. 93.)

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Atherold : pensioner, 1513-5 ; and again in 1524—5. William Atherold, a Oluniac
monk from Lewes. Afterwards at Oxford, where he was admitted to oppose,
June 16 ; and graduated B.D. June 27, 1516. One of those who signed the
surrender of their cell of Stanesgate Priory, Essex, at the dissolution of the
smaller monasteries. As a monk of Lewes he received a pension at the
surrender, Nov. 16, 1537. Rector of St John the Baptist, Wallbrook, 1545-7.
Will proved (P. C. 0.) June 24, 1547. Desires to be buried in S. John's,
Wallbrook : Thomas Atherold, executor.

Crome : pensioner 1513—5. Doubtless a monk from Lewes, as he is bracketed
with Atherold. Robert Crowham, prior of Lewes, 1526-37. B.D. 1521.
Preb. of Lincoln in 1537, for a short tima Surrendered the priory, Nov. 16,
1537. He was charged by Lay ton, Cromwell's agent, with concealing treason-
able preaching by his sub-prior (see on, Bolney), " I laid unto him concealment
of treason, called him heinous traitor in the worst names I could devise, he all
the time kneeling and making supplication unto me, not to utter to you the
premises for his undoing : whose words I smaUy regarded, and commanded
him to appear before you at the Ck)urt on All Hallows Day, wherever the
King should happen to be, and bring with him his subprior'' (Letter to
Cromwell, Oct. 1535 ; in CaL of StcUe Pap,), Robert Croham, alias Peterson,
late prior of Lewes, was preb. of St Paul's, 1537-55 ; vicar of Shore, Surrey ;
treasurer of Chichester Cathedral ; and dean of South Mailing, near Lewes.
Will (proved P. C. C.) dated Jan. 18, 1554-5. He desires to be buried
"without great pompe or solempnitie other than prayer, which I most
heartelie desire all Christian people of their charite to make and effimde for
my soul." He leaves small legacies to every member of the cathedral stafi'
present at his obsequies, which were to last three days. Mentions his
brother William Peterson, and John Randall "my scholar at Oxford," to
whom he leaves JB20 " towards his exhibition." Richard Brisley (see on, p. 25),
executor.

Mallyn : pensioner, 1513-5. B.D. (Mallynge) 1518. A monk from Lewes.
Doubtless Thomas Mailing, the prior of Castleacre, Norf., which was a cell of
Lewes, 1519-37 ; when he surrendered the house, Nov. 22. He was one
of two persons nominated by the Bp of Norwich, as suffragan bishop of
Thetford. Rector of Wickhampton, Norf., 1545—61 (Blomef.).

Cowncest (Cowncester) : pensioner 1513-5, and 1520-3. B.D. 1521. A monk
&om Lewes : not on the list at the surrender.

Hayle, John: pensioner, 1514-21. Described as ** monachus Norwicensis " ; pre-
sumably therefore of the Norwich Benedictine Priory. Probably B.D. 1520.

♦Stubbe, Walter: M.A., and fellow of the college at one time {Annals), Third
son of John Stubbe, of Scottow, Norl, and brother of Edmund the master.
Received a legacy in 1505, by the will of his mother Hawicia. Doubtless the
Walter Stubbe, gentleman, whom Rightwyse appointed as one of his executors.
Will dated June 1, proved (P. C. C.) July 10, 1514. Desires to be buried in
the college chapel; where his brass stiU remains. Leaves legacies to the
churches of St Michael, Cambridge, and St Andrew, Holbom, "for tythes
negligently forgotten." Mentions wife Audry, sons Walter, Edmond, John.
Much property in various parts of Norfolk, (v. * Stubby * in Via. ofNorf,),

Wood: scholar. Lady Day 1515 to Lady Day 1519. B.A, 1515-6.

Leder: scholar, L. Day 1515 to L. Day 1519. Doubtless Richard Leder, B.A.
1514-5: M.A. 1518. Vicar of Foulden, Norf., 1519-40; buried Oct. 10,
1540. In a deed of gift of lands in Titchwell and Thomham {CM. Trecuu/ry),
dated July 6, 1530, he is described as "son and heir of Margaret Grene,
widow, of Thomham, widow of Thomas Leder, of Thomham. (v. p. 28.)

1513—8. 23

Hadley: pensioner, 1515-9. William Hadley, canon of Westacre. B.D. 1518-9.
He had spent eleven years in the study of arts and theology : nine here, and
two absent owing to the plague ; had preached before the University and at
St Paul's, 4&C. One of these names was the last prior of Eye, Suffolk, which
he surrendered at the Suppression.

Peppys : pensioner in 1515-6, and 1519-20. Thomas Peps, canon and sub-prior
of St Osyth, Essex. B.D. 1517-8. There was another Pepys, William,
inceptor in theology, who obtained permission from the prior of Norwich to
take the required oaths, May 24, 1513. {Univ, Beg., Drawer i. 29) ; but our
pensioner is probably the former, as he is termed ' dominus,' not ' magister,' in
1516.

Bokenham: scholar, L. Day 1516 to L. Day 1519. Probably Edwutl; B.A.
1518-9.

Robertus, 'cocus': appears as cook, 1516 to 1519. As he is termed Styham in
1519, this is presumably his surname.

•Chamberlyn, William : Fellow, Lady Day 1517 to Lady Day 1520. B.A. 1514-5 :
M.A. 1518. Ordained deacon (Ely) Dec. 19, 1517. Rector of Beeston
Regis, Norf., 1521-5. Perhaps rector of St Olave, Hart St, 1528-31 ; when
he resigned

•Bacon, Thomas. B.A. 1517-18 : M.A. 1521 : D.D. 1556-7. Scholar, Mich*
1517 to 1519. FeUow, 1519 to 1527. President of Physwick Hostel in 1521.
Master of the college, 1552-9. Rector of Hockwold, 1529-39. Chaplain
to Henry VIII., who presented him to the rectory of Barrow, Suff., 1539.
Vicar of Hoxne, Sufi*. Rector of Brandon, 1554. Canon of Stoke by Clare.
Canon of Ely, 1544. Present at Ely at the condemnation of Wolsey and
Pigot, for heresy, Nov. 9, 1555. (Foxe vii. 402.) Died at 'Shelfield'
(1 Chelsfield), Kent, Jan. 1, 1558-9. Died intestate : inventory of his goods
(V. C. Court) ^12. 0. 7. Dr Caius characterises his predecessor thus, *'homo
certe gravis mitis et amabilis, sed custos inutilis et negligens " (Annals), He
adds that he died deeply in debt, and fraudulently disposed of his property to
his brother Nicholas, a merchant in London, (v. Ath. Cant.)

Wade : pensioner in 1518.

Arthur : pensioner in 1518. Probably Thomas Arthur, or Archer; B.A. 1512-3 :
M.A. 1516 : B.D. 1522. A Norfolk man, and friend of Bilney the Martyr,
who was the means of attracting him to reforming views. FeUow of St
John's 1518, and principal of St Mar3r's Hostel about the same time. In
1527 he was charged with heresy, but recanted and did penance. Died at
Walsingham, 1532. Author : — Microcoamus (trag.), Mtundus plumbeua (trag.).
In qiLosdam Fsalmoa, ffameliai Ghristianoi (v. Ath, CaaU,), Will proved
(N<Nrw.) Jan. 18, 1532-3 : to be buried in lit Walsingham : the bulk of his
property to be divided between *' (1) the persons that be in the Tower at
London, called Balyes tower and Becham's tower, (2) the persons in Nor-
wyche castell and Lynne oonvictis, (3) the lazars of Walsingham, and (4) such
as lye bedrid or be blynde." (D. N. B.)

Stoard (Styward) : pensioner, 1518 to 1525. Robert Steward, alias Wells, son of
Nicholas Stuaiti, of Wells, Norf. B.A., 1516-7 : M.A. 1520. Prior of Ely
1522; and first dean of Ely after the suppression of the monastery. In
company with Shaxton and others he condemned two martyrs at Ely, Nov. 9,
1555 (Foxe vii. 402). Died Sep. 22, 1557 : buried in Ely Cathedral, where
there is a brass to lus memory. Oliver Cromwell's mother was a descendant
of his brother : he thence acquired estates about Ely and elsewhere, and his
supposed claim to Royal descent. Author: ContinuaHo Hutaria EHensis

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(printed in Wharton's Anglia sacra) : Genealogice et Arma gentUiUa,,. (Lam-
beth MSS.). It was apparently he who fabricated the pe(&gree tracing his
family descent from the Scottish kings, (v. Ath. CatU, ; Genealogistf N. S., il
34, X. 19.)

Thomham : pensioner, 1518. His name remains on the books till 1532, as in debt
to the college. Probably a monk, as he is bracketed with Hadley. Either
Robert Thomham, who graduated B.A. 1517-8 : M.A, 1521 ; or Walter, who
signed the surrender as a monk of St Faith's, Norwich.

Pathmer: pensioner, 1518-20. Doubtless Thomas Patmore : B.A. (Oxford) 1510-
11 : M.A. (Oxf.) 1515. Incorporated at Cambridge, 1518. Rector of Much
Hadham, Herts., 1515-31 ; when he was deprived. An early reformer : com-
mitted to the Lollard's Tower, Lambeth, where he remained two years. He
was charged with having read the works of Luther and Melancthon : having
sanctioned the marriage of his curate (Simon Smith) with his servant, Joan
Bennore ; and with having declared, when at Cambridge, that he "did not set
a bottle of hay by the pope's or bishop's curse." (v. Foxe IL 238 ; and Ath,
Cant. I. 65).

* Wendy, Thomas. Fellow, Lady Day 1519 to 1524; and probably longer. B.A |

1518-9 : M.A. 1522 : M.D. (incorporated from Ferrara) 1527. President of i

the college. A native of Suffolk. Physician to Henry VIII., Edward VI.,
Mary, and Elizabeth. Fellow of the College of Physicians. One of the
commissioners to visit the University in 1546 and 1559. He had a grant of |

the manor and rectory of Haslingfield, Cambs., from Henry VIII., whose will I

he testified, and from whom he received a legacy of ^100. Died May, 1560 :
buried at Haslingfield, where there is a monument to his memory. Benefactor
to the college by the foundation of a fellowship. He also gave very many
books to our library, both medical and classical His commemoration service
is on May 1 1 ; described as an obit in the continuation of Sheriffe's Register by
Dr Caius. Pedigree in Vis, of Combs., 1619 (v. Aih. Cant. i. 205).

*Smith, Simon. B.A 1518-9: M.A. 1522. FeUow, Lady Day 1519 for some
years, his name remaining in the books till 1531. An early reformer: friend
of Latimer and others of that party. Curate to Thomas Patmore (above) at
Much Hadham; whose servant^ Joan Bennore, he married. They were
married abroad; but on their return were summoned before the bishop of
London, 1531, compelled to abjure and suffer penance, and condemned to
perpetual imprisonment. When at Cambridge, orders were given to the Vice-
Chancellor to seize him for suspected heresy (v. Foxe, ii. 265; and Ath.
CanL).

*Overy, Roger. Scholar, Lady Day, 1619; and afterwards fellow till 1540.
B.A 1520-1, when he was in priest's orders: M.A. 1524. Rector of
St Michael Coslany, Norwich, 1540 : deprived about 1556. Probably rector
of Great Ry burgh, 1543-54: and of Sloley, 1557-8. Curate of St Andrew,
Norwich, 1556-9. In 1538 he was appointed by Dr Buckenham to receive
the rents of the lands at Barton left in trust to the college, by Reginald Elie,
for his almshouses.

Harman, Geoffrey. Scholar, Mich* 1519 to 1523: and resident, apparently, till
1528. B.A. 1521-2 : M.A. 1525. Incorporated at Oxford, 1525 : B J), there,
1531. One of the original members of Cardinal College: "proving a violent
Lutheran was forced to leave " (Wood, Fasti Ox,). Afterwards fellow of Eton
College, 1532 : died, and was buried there 1533.

Styleman. Scholar, Mich' 1519.

Felton, Thomas. Pensioner, 1519. B.A. (Feltham) 1519-20.

1518—21. 25

Pecka Scholar, Mich* 1519 to 1523.

Sanderson, Thomas. Appears on the list as < cocus,' 1520-2.

Clark. Pensioner, 1520. As he occurs amongst the monks he is very probably
John Clark, canon of Westacre, who was certainly at Cambridge at this time.
Described, in the Bishop's Visitation of Westacre in 1520, as "idoneus pro
novitiis et janioribns " ; but having been absent as a scholar (scholaris) he
does not know anything of Uie state of the monastery. *^ Magister novitiorum **
in 1526, when he preached the sermon at the Bishop's Visitation : ''supervisor
evidentiarum " in 1532. One of these names was presented to South Lynn in
1542, by Dr Thomas Legh, assignee of the prior of Westacre; and held it till
1656. Will proved (Norw. C. C.) July 7, 1557. Perhaps rector of Northwold
in 1538.

Sennock. Pensioner, 1520-5. A monk of Lewes Priory. John Sennock, B.D.
1522-3 : had studied arts and theology 9 years here, and 18 months at Oxford,
with 4 years of philosophy in his monastery. D.D. 1527. A Dr Boord, of
Sussex, was charged, amongst other things, with ''attempting to induce Dr
Senocke to forsake his allegiance, and to leave the realm"; 1535 (CaL of State
Pap.), Sennock received a pension of £7 at the surrender, Nov. 16, 1537.

Nycholson, Sygar: pensioner, 1520-3. Best known as Uie University printer.
An early reformer. Charged, about 1529, with holding protestant opinions,
and having the works of Luther in his possession. Long imprisoned, and said
to have been treated with great barbarity. "Do you not hold Nicholson,
Smyth, Patmore,...with many others, in prison at this hourl" (Latimer to
Huberden, 1535, Strype, Mem.; i. ii. 179). Late in life he was ordained by
the Bp of London : deacon, Dec. 17 ; and priest, Dec. 21, 1564 : from whose
roister we learn that he was then 64, resident in St Edward's parish, Cam-
bridge, and that he was bom in Maestricht. (v. Ath. CarU.)

Bolney. Pensioner, 1520-2. A monk : doubtless from Lewes, as he is bracketed
with others of iha,t house. If so, he was Anthony Bolney, and one of those
who signed the surrender. As sub-prior he received a pension of £7, Nov. 16,
1537. If he was also sub-prior in 1535, he is referred to by CromwelPs agent
Layton: "The sub-prior hath confessed to me treason in his preaching: I
have caused him to subscribe his name to it, and submit himself to the Song's
mercy" (CcU. of State Pap. ; and v. Crome, p. 22).

Horton, the prior of. Pensioner, 1521-3 ; and probably longer. His name first
appears in our books ('Gloster') in 1510. Horton in Kent, a cell of Lewes
priory. Richard Gloucester, alias Brisley, who graduated as B. Canon Law,
1519-20. Had, according to the Grace Book, studied arts four years here;
and canon law six years, here, at Oxford, and in his monastery. Dr of
the same faculty, 1522-3. He appears to have graduated also at Oxford ;
B.D. 1520; D.D. 1528. As prior he signed the surrender in 1538, and
received a pension of £15. Collated to the archdeaconry of Lewes, 1551.
Preb. of Chichester. Executor to the will of Robert Crome, of 1513. Richard
Gloucester was presented to the rectory of All SS. Purleigh, Essex, by Edward
Brysley, Nov. 13, 1527 : — till then the presentation was in the hands of the
prior and convent of Horton. Will proved (P. 0. C.) Ap. 14, 1558. He
beseeches " the holy virgin and all the blessed company of heaven to pray for
me ''..." my obsequies to be celebrated according to the order of Christ's
Catholic Church, and my degree.** Many legacies to relations^ and books to
the cathedral

Devall (Vale), Peter. Pensioner, 1521-4. Doubtless Peter Valentius, a French-
man by birth, and mnpathiser with the Reformation. Many years chaplain
and almoner to Goodrich, Bp of Ely. In 1555, he visited the martyrs Wolsey

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and Pigot in prison, bidding them *'stAnd to the truth of the Gospel and
Word... I know not mjself how soon I shall be at the same point that you
now are" (Foxe vii. 404). Shaxton and Steward (see back, pp. 19, 23) were
on the commission which condemned them. (v. AUi, Cant.).

Cocksall. Pensioner, 1521-4. John Coksall, B.A. 1518-9 : M.A. 1522. Probablj
the same who was "admitted to oppose" at Oxford, Dec. 1, 1519.

Elwyn, John. B.A. 1521-2: M.A. 1525. Probably of the college. Chantry
priest of St Michael Ooslany, Norwich, in 1536, when he was executor to
Dr Buckenham, the master. Afterwards rector there, 1561-9. The nomina-
tion of the chantry priest was given to the college, with an endowment of ten
marks, by Robert Thorpe of Norwich, and his wife, 1524. It vras, of course,
suppressed with other chantries (v. Beg. Mag. and AwnaU). He gave ub, '' by
lease of 600 years, a tenement and parcel of ground (to be part of tfa^
parsonage of St Michaers) for the yearly rent of a peppercorn if demanded ''
\Reg. mag.). He left by will "to the Lyberarye of the said Colledge as
many of my Lattyn Bookes as are meate for the same, to be delyvered by myn
executors at the house of John Staller in Sainct Austin's parnsh.'' He belonged
to the Thuming family ; Peter, of 1578, being his great nephew.

Witton (Wotton). Pensioner, 1522-3. B.A. 1521-2: M.A. 1525. From a note
in our early copy of Greoffrey Knight's will (see under Endowm/enU) he appears
to be the William Wotton Esq., who, with Sir William Paston, was appointed
recoverer of Knight's manor of Pattisley.

Rimpon. Pensioner, 1523-35. Probably the same as Rimpaine or Ricpaine of 1506.

Baily, John. D.D. Possibly of our college, — to which he is assigned by Cooper, —
but certainly of Pembroke, where he was elected fellow in 1498. He gave
X300 : with £200 of which lands were bought in Haddenham, and a house
in Cambridge, of Dr Buckenham, the master. He was rector of St Matthew's,
Ipswich, 1510-25. His will (proved, P.C.C., Sep. 9, 1525) is given in full
in Suff. Arch. (vii. 160). He desires to be buried before the High Altar of
St Matthews; leaves his "crymsyn gowne ingreyned with the hood" to
Dr Buckenham, who was left executor, with Edward Crome. He had a
contest with Cardinal Wolsey about the alienation of the tithes of St Matthew's.
The stone over his grave has disappeared during the last century. Dr Caius
{Annals) gives Feb. 20, 1534, as the date of Baily's foundation, which has
been copied in our Commemoration Service. This is the date of the deed by
which the fellowship was founded. It is a covenant between Dr Buckenham
and the college by which the former gives the lands above mentioned, and the
latter undertakes to establish the fellowship. There is no reference here to its
being the gift of Dr Baily ; nor to Baily having owned the house in Cambridge
(v. Ath. Cant.),

*Cake, William. B.A. 1524 : M.A. 1526 (assigned to Queens'). His name appears
in our books, as scholar and afterwards fellow, 1523-35. Probably the Mr
Cake who was chaplain to Bp Shaxton in 1535. Proctor, 1532.

Granysend (? Gravesend) : a monk. Pensioner in 1524.

Patchett, Robert. B. Civ. Law 1525-6 ; when he is described, in the Grace book,
as of Gunwell Hall, and commissary of the Bp of Lincoln for Leicestershire.
B. Can. Law, 1535.

Grene : scholar, 1525-7. William Green, B.A., 1527.

Dunston : pensioner, Mich* 1525 to L. Day 1527. Probably Anthony Dunstan,
alias Kitchin; a monk from Westminster. B.D. at Oxford, 1525. Abbot
of Eynsham, Oxon., 1530-4. D.D. (Oxf^ 1538. Bp of Llandaff, 1545-65.
Died Oct 31, 1565: buried at Matheme, Monm. (v. Ath. Cant.; and D. N. B.)

1521—30. 27

Woodyard : pensioner, 1526.

♦Clarke, Robert. In our books, probably as fellow, Mich" 1526 to Mich" 1528.
Described as 'of Gunwell Hall' in his will, dated Dec. 4, 1528, and proved in
the V. C. Court He leaves " all his books of Chrysostom's works " to the
library.

Betts: pensioner, 1526. William Betts, B.A. 1524. Incorporated at Oxford,
1525. M.A. (Oxf.) 1526. One of the original members of Cardinal's College,
Oxford. Afterwards fellow of Corpus, Cambridge, 1531-3. Chaplain to
Queen Anne Boleyn. Died March 1533 (v. Alh, Ccmt)

Bretton, William : scholar, 1525-9. Probably B.A. 1527.

Stubbs, John : scholar, 1526. B.A. 1526-7.

Nicholas : a monk of Lewes : pensioner, 1527. Probably Nicholas Orrell, who
received a pension at the surrender of the house, Nov. 16, 1537.

Penven : pensioner, 1528-30. A John Penwyn, or Penneon, was rector of Mom-
ingthorpe, Norf., 1524-30 ; when he is said to have died.

♦Styrmin, John: scholar, and afterwards fellow, 1528-35; and probably longer.
B.A. 1525-6 : M.A. 1529 : B.D. 1540. One of the first two priests, or
'salarists,' appointed on Dr Knight's foundation, by his deed dated Oct. 20,
1538. Master of the college, 1540-52. Archdeacon of Hereford, 1542.
Preb. of Hereford, 1545. Will dated Feb. 1, 1551-2 ; prov^ (P. C. C.) June
2, 1552. The bulk of his property is left to be divided, at the discretion of
his executors, amongst his kinJsfolk. Richard Willison and Edward Cowper
exors., and John Herford and Danyell, a clerk, witnesses : — most of these
appearing in the will of Dr Skipp. (v. Ath, Cant.)

Bond : scholar, 1529.

* Barker, William. Scholar in 1529, and afterwards fellow for many years.
Probably B.A. 1534-5 : M.A. 1538. A native of Norwich, and intimate
friend of Dr Caius. Knight's lecturer, — i.e. prselector rhetoricus, — ^in our
ooll^^ in 1546 ; being the first recorded holder of the ofiice. He was still
fellow in 1557, when he was one of those nominated in the charter of Caius ;
but not in 1559. In 1570 he presented seats for the chapel choir, at a cost of
^20 \ and in 1571 collected ^3 from friends for glass for the windows
(AnnaU), In 1579, shortly before his death, he made a large present of books
to the library, several of which (e.g. Epigrammata antiquce urhis) have his
name inscribed. Not to be confounded with his namesakes and con-
temporaries; (1) the author, (2) the fellow of Clare, (v. Ath, Cant,)

^Kees (Keys, Keis, Kesse, Cais, ELaius, Keyse, Cayus, Keysse, Caius: — for so
his name occurs in the contemporary bursars' accounts, settling finally into
Caius), our famous second founder. Scholar, Mich' 1530 to 1533; and after-
wards fellow. Bom in Norwich, Oct 6, 1510, but stated (Parker's Skdetos) to
have been of Yorkshire extraction. He entered the college Sep. 12, 1529.
B.A. 1532-3; M.A. 1535: M.D. (incorp. from Padua) 1558. Fellow of the
college Dec. 6, 1533; and resided probably till 1545. Master, Jan. 24,
1558-9, to his resignation, June 27, 1573. Died in London, July 29, 1573.
For more, see under Masters, (D. N. B.)

Walker, Henry. Mentioned by Dr Caius {Aafmdls) as having been at one time a
member of the college with himself. I have not found him in our books,
unless as a pensioner in 1512. Graduated M.D. in 1532; incorporated from
the University of Angers. Regius professor of Physic about 1555. He was
a zealous catholic, and active in the proceedings connected with the visitation
of the University by Cardinal Pole. Signed the Marian articles, 1555. By

28 OONVILLE AND CAIUS.

his will, dated Ap. 2, 1564 (he died very soon after), he bequeathed his books,
68 in number, to the college : his son George to have the use and custody of
them during his life. The titles and prices are given in the inventory attached
to the will (ColL MS. No. 714). He mentions his eldest son Henry, to whom
he leaves lands at Langham, Norf. ; and his wife Elenor. (v. Ath, CcunL)

Grome, Edward: schokr, 1529-33. B.A. 1532 : M.A. (T as John) 1534.

Morley, Lord. Stated by Caius (AfmaU\U> have been a member of the college
about his own time. He must be Henry Parker, who succeeded his grand-
father as ninth Baron Morley in 1556. A popish recusant: lived mostly
abroad. Died Oct. 22, 1577. (D. N. B.)

Gresham, Thomas. The well-known founder of the Royal Exchange, and of
Gresham College. It was only from a statement in the AnnalSf where Caius
mentions some of his contemporaries, that Gresham's connection with our
college was known, till the quite recent discovery of some of the missing
bursarial accounts. It now appears that he was a pensioner, for a year at
least, from Oct. 1530. (D. N. B.)

In a deed in our treasury (Richard Leder's gift of lands in Titchwell, July 6,
1530) the following names are mentioned, as members of the college :

William Buckenham, D.D.
Nicholas Shaxton.
William Medowes.
Edward Crome jun'.
Nicholas Saxton jun**.
Robert Clarke.
Thomas Oxborough.
John Key&
William Breton.
Robert Farror.

The last seven are termed 'scholares.' Most of these names occur in our
own records ; but there seems no other reference to Nicholas Saxton (Shaxton)
jun', or Thomas Oxborough. A Thomas Hewar, a/ww Oxborough, of Oxborough,
died in 1585, aged 66.

Taverner, Richard : pensioner from 1530 to 1534. Dr Caius calls him a fellow
(Annals), but I do not find his name as such. Son of John Taverner, of
N. Elmham, Norfolk. Entered first at Corpus ; subsequently became a canon
of Cardinal College, Oxford. B.A. ^Oxf.) 1527 : M.A. (Camb.) 1530. Died
July 14, 1575 : buried at his resiaence, Woodeaton, Oxon. He was of
eccentric character, and varied experience, and was a voluminous author.
Translator of the Bible, clerk of the Signet, member of Parliament, licensed
(though not in orders) to preach throughout the kingdom, H. Sheriff of Oxon.,
<fec. (v. A^h. Cant, and Ath. Oxon,)

Spelman : pensioner, 1531.

Spurley: pensioner, 1531.

♦Symons : 1531-40 : probably a fellow.

Tuck : pensioner, 1531-3.

Fuller: pensioner, 1531.

Perror, Robert: scholar, 1531-3. Perhaps vicar of Althorne, Ess., 1556: died 1557.

Gunnell, senior: pensioner, 1531-6. Perhaps William Gonell, of Landbeach,
Cambs., the friend of Erasmus. B.A. 1484-5 : M.A. 1488. Tutor in the
family of Sir Thomas More. Rector of Conington, Cambs., 1517-44. (v. Ath,
CanL and D. N. B.)

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♦Maptid, Lawrence: 1531. B.A. 1529-30: M.A. 1633: B.D. 1549. A native
of Suffolk. For many years fellow ; and president in 1546. Deputed by the
University to ride to Framlingham, with letters to Queen Mary, 1553.
Master of Corpus, on the expulsion of Parker, 1553-7. Chantry priest at
Haslingfield, Cambs., 1547 ; where he received a pension of ^1, 1553. Rector
of Teversham, Cambs., 1554-60. Signed the Marian articles of 1555. As
chantry priest of Rainham, Norf., he received a pension of ^6 per annum.
Died Dec. 7, 1557 : there is a brass to his memory in Trin. Hall. In his will,
proved in the V . C. Court, he says, " I give unto Gonvill Hall, where I confess
myself to have lyved an unprofitable member by the space of 21 years, for my
n^licence and folly there committed, my Howse in Fowldon," with lancb
there and at Swaffham Market, <&c., '^provyded always that if the M** and
fellows of Gonvill Hall do charge myne executors hereafter wyth any matter
or debt wherein they shall pretend me to be chargeable, by reason of any
my doings there, then in that case I utterly revoke all legacys unto them."
There are also legacies to Corpus, and a scholar is endowed at Trin. Hall, who
is to pray for lus soul. Mentions his brother Gregory, and his nephew John
Mapted. Gregory was vicar of Foulden All SS., 1540-1566; and died
rector of Gt Cressingham, 1560. He had been a monk of Bury St Edmunds ;
and is called <' Maptet oHm Illey," from his birthplace (Blomefield). His
nephew John, and his descendants, resided for many years as a yeoman family
at Foulden. (v. Masters' Hist, of Corptu.)

Dew : pensioner, 1532-5.

Turgesse: pensioner, 1532-4. Either Nicholas Turges (Sturess) B.A. 1527-8:
M.A. 1531 ; or William Turges, B.D. 1532. The latter was vicar of Stepney,
1540—4.

Gimnell junior : pensioner, 1533.

Cobb: pensioner, 1533-5. Perhaps Thomas Cobb, B.A. 1528-9: M.A. (Corpus)
1532. Fellow of Corpus, 1531-44. Proctor, 1537. Rector of Landbeach,
Cambs., 1544-5 ; when he died.

Rookwood : pensioner, 1533-6.

Dr Buckmaster: pensioner in 1533. William Buckmaster, fellow of King's Hall.
Vice Chancellor, 1529, 38, 39. Lady Marg. Prof, of Divinity, 1532-8. Preb.
of Hereford, 1539-45. Preb. of London, 1541-5. One of the authors of the
Christian Man, Described in a letter to Cromwell, in 1535, as '^of the old
sort,... of great pertinacity to their old blindness*' {Cal, of Stale Pap,). Will
proved (P. C. C.) Dea 2, 1546 : "fellow of King's Hall." {Ath. Cant, and D.N.B.)

♦Bottiswain, William. Scholar, 1534-8. B.A 1535-6: M.A. 1539. Fellow in
1538, and probably till after 1547. Knight's priest, or salarist, 1544-6.
Rector of Benacre, Suff., 1550-4 : of Athelington, Suffi, 1654-73 : of St Mich.
Coslany, Norwich, 1570-2. Rector of Thomham, Sufi^, at the time of his
signing a bond, Sep. 16, 1570, for the safe keeping of the goods in the
parsonage of St Michael's Coslany. Mr William Boteswayn, rector of Horham,
was licensed to marry Joan Bobbett, of Ipswich, Sep. 23, 1563.

Cake, James : pensioner in 1534.

♦Williflon, Richard. Scholar in 1534, and afterwards fellow till 1538, or later.
B.A. 1536-7 : M.A, 1539. Bom in Norwich, and a contemporary and close
friend of Dr Caius. Of Sugwas, Hereford, Esq. He was probably a relation
of Bp Skipp, the master, to whom he was executor. In his widow's deed
rbelow) John Skipp, of Clifford, Hereford, is called his cousin and heir. He
founded two scholarships, leaving lands in Haglo and Poulton, Gloucs., of the
annual value of £7. 16. 0. These came into possession of tiie coU^^, after
his death, by the deed of gift of his widow Ann (called Margaret in the

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Annals), She died in 1595, when the first scholars were elected. Three
interesting letters from him to Dr Caius are preserved in our library (MS. 714) :
printed in the Caian, No. 13. Will proved (P. C. C.) 1575.

♦Denne (Deane), Andrew. Fellow in 1634, and for some years after. B.A.
1530-1 : M.A. 1534. Rector of the mediety of Bixton, Norf., 1554; and of
Welbome, Norf., 1554, for a short time. Fellow of Corpus in 1558. Vicar
of Swaffham Bulbeck, Cambs. 1554-62; and of Downham, Ceunbs. 1669-65.
Preb. of Ely 1559-1665. Buried at Downham Dec. 16, 1565. About 1543
he and Laurence Maptit, then fellows, purchased for the college 64 acres of
land at Hockwold and Wilton. He was also a benefactor by the gift of ^10
(AnncUs),

The following appears to be the list of actual fellows in 1535 : they sign
the Acknowledgement of the Royal Supremacy (Coll. MS. 391). They are all
mentioned above.

Buckenham, William (master).

Overey, Roger.

Styrmin, John.

Maptid, Lawrence.

Deane, Andrew.

Caius, John.

Barker, William.

Hassett : pensioner, 1535. Perhaps of the Norfolk family of Bleverhasset.

Helperby: scholar, 1535-7. RA. 1636: M.A. 1538: B.D. 1646. Described in
the Univ. Reg. as of St Michael's Hostel. A James Helperby was rector of
Stratton St Mary, Norl, 1654-5. Thomas Helperby was vicar of Stanton
St Michael, Cambs., 1548.

Handley: pensioner, 1536-8. James Hanley, B.A. 1512-3: M.A. 1516: B.D.
1637.

♦Ocley, Thomas. Originally of Oxford: graduated there B.A. 1520; "secular
chaplain, and schoolmaster." Incorporated MA. at Cambridge, 1534. Fellow
of the college, 1636-7. Principal of Physwick's Hostel, 1537. One of the
band of early Cambridge reformers. Will proved (V. C. Court) Aug. 24,
1637. He leaves all his goods to Dr Day, Dr Redman of St John's, and
Nicholas Ridley of Pembroke, "to dispose as they do know, and shall by
searching of Scripture, according to the will of €rod, all affections put
away... decide.."

♦Harman, Nicholas. Probably scholar; afterwards fellow to 1647, and probably
later. RA. 1537-8: M.A. 1540. Rector of Newtown, Montgom., 1546;
and of All SS. Worcester, 1552.

King: pensioner, 1536-7.

Paris : pensioner in 1537.

Folklyng: pensioner, 1638.

Sole: pensioner, 1538.

Heydon: pensioner, 1538.

Beisser: pensioner, 1538.

Harewood : pensioner, 1538.

Boldero : scholar, and perhaps fellow. Francis Boldero, B.A. 1540.

♦Skargell, Simon. B.A. 1533-4: M.A. 1537. Fellow in 1638, and until 1540,
when his administration was granted, Oct. 20 (V. C. Court), to his father,
William Skargell.

Hammond : pensioner, 1539.

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1634—46. 81

Outlaw: pensioner, 1539.

Tilney: pensioner, 1539.

Thomson: resident in 1539. Probably William Thomson, of St Michaers Hostel.
B.A. 1541-2: M.A. 1545. Perhaps rector of Ayott St Lawrence, Herts., 1546.

*€k>ldyng, William. First appears in 1540; as scholar, and afterwards fellow.
B.A. 1544-5 : M.A. 1548. Preb. of Hereford, 1548. His name occurs, with
some notes, in our MS. No. 335: — "I WiU. Gk>ldinge, Fellowe of Gunvill
Hall... in the year of our Lord 1559, write this, AvarxHa radix omnium
malorum/* At one time fellow of Trin. Hall. Said to have been living in or
near Norwich in 1578 ; and to have been the author of verses " Ad Civitatem
Norwicensem de Adventu SerinissimaB BeginsB Elizabethse." (v. Ath, Cant,)

Miller: scholar, 1541.

Barker : scholar, 1541. Perhaps William, of p. 27.

♦Tavemer, Silvester. Scholar, 1541 ; and afterwards fellow. B.A, 1543-4. By
the pedigree (in the Beds. Via.) he seems to have been a brother of Richard
Tavemer, and afterwards "of Marston, Beds." Rector there, 1562. One of
these names was a purchaser of the chantry, t&c., of Sprotton, Northants.
(Strype, Mem. ii. 2. 404.)

♦Bagot (Bachot): resident 1542-5. Simon Baggot; B.A. 1535-6: M.A. 1542.
Probably a fellow. Proctor, 1545. Rector of Fordham, Essex, 1544 to his
death, 1558.

♦Kytbald, Benedict Resident in 1542. B.A. 1540-1 (*Cutbal'): M.A. 1543.
Fellow of the college. Administration granted (V. C. Court) Oct. 19, 1545,
for the benefit of his brother Simon.

Wytwood: scholar, 1543. An Otwell Wytwood was rector of Eccles, Norf.,
1567-86 ; and of Wilby, 1563-86. Died in 1586.

♦Perkins, William. First appears in 1543 : afterwards fellow from about 1544 to
1551. B.A. (Parkyn) 1541-2: M.A. 1544. William Parkyn, vicar of
Burwell, Cambs., 1549-54. Rector of Ashdon, Essex, 1552. On our books,
as in debt to the college, till 1562 ; when he is described as "of Stoke Clare,
deceased " : Thomas Cropley, of Stoke, being executor or administrator.

♦Vincent, John. First appears in 1545 : afterwards fellow. B.A 1542-3 : M.A.
1546 : B.D. 1556. He was a witness to Bp Shaxton's will In his own will,
proved (V. C. Court) Jan. 10, 1557-8, he leaves "to the master and every
fellow, XII**." One of the fellows mentioned in the charter of Dr Caius.
Signed the Marian articles, 1555. Preached at Paul's Cross in 1557. There
are several references to him in Mere*s Diary.

Maner, Robert: pensioner in 1545. In the grace for lus M.A. he is described as
having studied four years in Cambridge and many years elsewhere, " turn in
Uteris humanioribus tum etiam in sacris Uteris, passim verbum Dei predi-
cando " : to be examined by the master of Clare, and others, and to pay
26*. 8* Rector of Watton, Herts., 1541-63 ; and of Datchworth, Herts.,
1554-69.

*Bateman, John. Scholar, in 1545; and afterwards feUow for some years.
Nominated in the charter of Dr Caius, 1557. B.A. 1545-6: M.A. 1549.
Received the minor orders from the Bp of London, Dec. 20 ; ordained deacon,
Dec. 21, 1553. Signed the Marian articles, 1555. One of the witnesses to
Bp Shaxton's wiU in 1556. His own will was proved (V. C. Court) Oct. 29,
1559. There is a touching appeal in it to his executors, — WilUam G<>ldyng of
Trin. Hall (v. above), and John CoweU, fellow of Caius, — "aU my goods at
my executors' free disposal... only I require them for my discharge before
Almighty God, and for very pitie sacke and charitie, to take some honest way

32 GONVILLE AND CAIU8.

for my little boye Robert (T) Trunden that he be not put out of the dores and
beggyng, but rather put to some honest man to an occupation."

Maptytt (Maplet), John: scholar in 1545. Doubtless the nephew of Laurence
Maptet, mentioned in his will. He farmed the rectory of Foulden of the
college, apparently till his death in 1591, as also the land left to the coU^^ by
his uncle Laurence. His son, John, was admitted to the college in 1577.

Crow, Christopher : scholar in 1545. Probably of R Bilney, Norf. : son of
Richard Crow, Esq. Married Susan Townsend. Died 1613. Father of
William, of 1594.

♦Burre, Thomas: scholar, 1545. B.A. 1549-50: M.A. 1553. Admitted at
Corpus in 1544; where he again appears as fellow, after his RA. degree.
For some time fellow of our college, being nominated in the charter of 1557.
There is a note against his name in a return of July 1559 (Univ. Registry)
" absens a^r." Appointed Knight's priest, or salarist, May 17, 1560. Rector
of Little Massingham, Norf., 1558-61. Died in 1561.

(Some of the above names are taken from a valuable return, viz. the
Report of the Royal Commission of Jan. 16, 37th Henry VIII. : Le. 1545-6.
Besides a minute account of the revenues of each college there is a list of
the fellows and scholars at the time. See Parker MS. No. 108 ; in the Corpus
Library.)

Donnell, Robert. Mentioned as M.A., and formerly of the college, at his son's
admission in 1590. Rector of Birdbrook, Essex, 1572-1601. Described as
"an unpreaching minister'' in 1583 {"Pari of a Begister").

Drury, Sir William, is assigned to our college by Cooper (Ath, i. 412). Bom
1527. A distinguished commander both by land and sea. Commanded at
the si^e of Edinburgh, 1573. President of the province of Munster, 1575.
Lord deputy of Ireland, 1578. Died m Ireland, Sep. 30, 1579. (D. N. B.)

The foregoing names have been recovered from very miscellaneous sources,
of which our own college records are naturally the most important. It was
not till 1544 that the first attempt was made to record the name of every
student in the University, by the Matricidation lists at the Registry. These,
however, are decidedly imperfect. No parentage is recorded, and in some
cases only surnames are given. The lists also are not complete ; for many
students who did not contemplate staying for a degree neglected to matricu-
late. And, for college purposes, they are still more imperfect ; for they take
no note of migrations from one college to another, before or after matriculation.

The following are the recorded matriculations at Conville Hall until the
commencement of our own Register in 1560. The first names, — May, 1544, —
include, presumably, every student then resident : the succeeding names are,
as a rule, those of the freshmen of each year.

Marchall : fellow-commoner.

Brookman, Thomas : pensioner.

Brookman, Charles : pensioner.

Fowler, James : pensioner. One of these names admitted at the Inner Temple,
Feb. 5, 1546-7 : perhaps the same who was buried at Weeting in 1585,
member of a local family.

Wyseman, John: pensioner. One of these names vicar of Newnham, Herts.,
1566-80.

Timperley, Nicholas. Probably son of William Timperley, of Hintlesham, Suffolk.
Doell, Thomas : pensioner.

1544—1546. 33

€k>ld7ngham, Francis : pensioner. Perhaps eldest son of John Ooldyngham, of
Bwham, Norf.

Whyte, Edward : pensioner.

Sackford, Thomas. A Thomas Sackford, of Dedham, Essex, died 1587.

Wood, Robert: pensioner. A Robert Wood, of 'Batterley,' Staffa, was admitted
at the Inner Temple, Nov. 17, 1548.

Saunders, George : pensioner.

^uggOf William : pensioner. Son of Robert Repps, or Rugge, mayor of Norwich,
and brother of the bishop. Of Felmingham Esq. Admitted at Gray's Inn,
1548. Married Thomasina, daughter of Sir Robert Townsend, of Chester ( Vis.
of Norf ^ Gave 40«. for the windows of the chapel in 1571 i^Annals), Probably
the magistrate reported in 1587 as ^'suspected, and reckoned to be backward
in religion *' (Strype Ann, iii. ii 460).

Goldynge : sizar. Afterwards fellow : v. above.

Bateman, John : sizar. Afterwards scholar, and fellow of the collie : v. abova

Wyseman, Robert : sizar.

Panell : sizar.

Crane, Richard : sizar. Probably scholar, 1545.

Walpoole: sizar.

Maptytt, John. Afterwards scholar : v. above.

Amye: sizar.

Russell: sizar.

Lawes : sizar.

Buckenham, William. Perhaps son of Thomas, of Wortham, who died about
1559 ; and is mentioned in the will of William Buckenham, the master.

Hartstongue, James: sizar. Probably of South Repps, Norfolk. Married
Margaret, daughter of Henry Repps, of S. Repps (see Vis* of Norf), James
Hartstongue, of S. Repps, was lay rector of Houghton : it is reported at the
diocesan visitation of 1597 that ^Hhe seates in the churche are very fowly
kept, with birdes and fowles."

Morton, Richard : pensioner : Nov. 1544. One of these names was rector of
Ulington, Norf., 1556-66.

Comewallis, William: pensioner: Nov. 1544. Probably fourth son of Sir John
Comwallis, of Brome. (v. Via, of Suff,)

Wylmer, John : pensioner: Nov. 1544. Scholar, 1547-9.

Townsend, John : pensioner : May 1545.

Alltam, Richard : sizar : May 1545.

*Smythe, Sabine: sizar: May 1545. Scholar 1551-3: B.A. 1553-4 : M.A. 1558.
One of the fellows nominated in the charter of Dr Caius, 1557. Ordained
acolyte and sub-deacon (line.) Dec. 18, 1557; "ad titulum societatis de
Gonv. et Caius '': — the earliest reference I have seen to the new name of the
coUege. 'Knight's salarist,' Aug. 2, 1560. Rector of Worlingworth, Suff.,
1573-99. Probably nephew of William Sabine, bailiff of Ipswich, whose
sister married a Smith (Davy).

Layer, John: sizar: May 1545. Probably eldest son of William Layer, of
Norwich. If so, married Anne, daughter of Robert Skite, and died 1560.
{Vi$,ofNorf.).

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34 OONVILLB AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

* Vincent, John : fellow-commoner: Nov. 1545. Doubtless the same who is men-
tioned above, as a fellow of the college in 1546.

Hare, Michael : fellow-commoner: Nov. 1545. Eldest son of Sir. Nicholas Hare,
(see back, p. 18) : from whom he inherited an estate at Bruisyard, Soff. Ad-
mitted at the Inner Temple, Dec. 1, 1547. Married (1) Elizabeth, daughter
of Henry Hubbard, of Hale's Hall, Norf. ; (2) Mary, daughter of Sir Tho^
Brudenell, of Deene, Northants. Buried at Bruisyard, Suff., Ap. 11, 1611.
Left his manors to his brother Robert. Doubtless the same who is returned
as a recusant in 1586, fine £bO; and in 1594, £140 (Strype; Ann, in. ii
422) ; and was imprisoned in Norwich Gaol, 1580, as a Papist. Previously
imprisoned by Grindal, Nov. 15, 1570, who expressed a good opinion of him,
" very gentle-natured, but nothing relenting in religion " (Strype ; Grindal^
223). *' Being a Popish Recusant his payments in those times were more than
ordinary, yet did he notwithstanding his great buildings, — (of Friston Hall
and Bruisyard Hall,) — keep very good hospitality." {Add, 19100; Bruis-
yard.)

Hare, Robert : fellow-commoner : Nov. 1545. Brother of the above, " An esquire
of good worship and wealth, a great lover and preserver of antiquities"
(Fuller). Admitted at the Inner Temple, Dec. 1, 1547. Clerk of the Pells.
M.P. for Dunwich, 1563. Shortly before his death he inherited Bruisyard
from his brother. Donor of MSS. to Trin. Hall, and to the University library.
Two small volumes of his collections are in our library. Well known in the
University as the compiler of several volumes of Charters and other University
documents in the Registry. These were finished in 1587, and he soon after
received the thanks of the University. Still more familiar, — by deed, if not
by name, — to Cambridge residents by his addition to Dr Mowse's (Master of
Trin. H.) ''Causey Fund''; a benefaction left in trust of that college for the
improvement of the roadways about Cambridge : whence the college arms on
the mile stones. Died, unmarried, Nov. 2, 1611 : buried in old St Paul's
Cathedral, (v. Ath, Cant, and D. N. B.)

Cunstable, Robert: sizar: May 1546. Perhaps rector of Irstead, Norf., 1554-6.

Shaxton, Leonard : sizar : May 1546. Probably of W. Bilney, Norf., gent. Will
proved (Norw.) 1621. See Tm. of Nor/.

Pope, Henry. Matriculated May 1546.

Gonell, William : fellow-commoner : Nov. 1546* Relative perhaps of the William
Gonell of Landbeach, Cambs (v. p. 28), the friend and correspondent of
Erasmus, (v. Cooper, Ath. i. 94).

Tyrell, Thomas: fellow-commoner: Nov. 1546. One of these names rector of Bird-
brook, Essex; presented by Richard Tyrell, Esq., Dec. 1551. Richard
Tirrell, Esq. was buried at Ashdon, Ess., June 26, 1566.

Buttey : pensioner in 1546.

Comwallis, Thomas : fellow-conmioner : Nov. 1546. Perhaps elder brother of
William above ; afterwards Sir Thomas Cornwallis, of Brome, Suffolk.

Brand, Simon : fellow-commoner: Nov. 1546. One of these names was canon of
Walsingham Priory : surrendered, 1538-9 : in receipt of a pension of £4. 6. 8
in 1555. Rector of St Peter's, Thetford, 1571 : died there, 1572-3. Rector
of Hilgay, Norf., till 1572. WiU proved at Norwich.

Walker, Henry : sizar : Nov. 1546. Probably son of Henry Walker, M.D., Regius
Prof, of Physic (see p. 27). If so, he inherited lands from his father, in 1564,
at Langham, Norfolk ; together with the lease of the rectory.

Paston, William: pensioner: Nov. 1546. Son of Erasmus Paaton. Of Oxnead,

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Norf., knt. Married Frances, daughter of Sir Thomas Clere, of Stokesby.
One of the Norfolk magistrates described by Bp Feak, in 1587, as "observers
of laws" (Strype, Ann. in. ii. 460). (Jave £100 towards the building of the
coUege haU in 1606. Died 1610 : buried at N. Walsham. (v. Vis, of Norf)

Fasten, Thomas: pensioner: Nov. 1546. Brother of William above. Probably
admitted at lAncoln's Inn, Oct 31, 1552. Died without issue.

Man: pensioner, 1546-7. B.A. 1544.

Butt : scholar in 1547. Not improbably Thomas, second son of Sir William Butts,
formerly of the college (p. 17). Of Great Ryburgh, Norf., gent.; where he
built the hall. Married Bridget, daughter of Henry Bures, Esq., of Acton,
Suff. Buried at Ryburgh, Jan. 22, 1592-3. M. I. there. Will proved (Norw.)
1593. Some verses by him are given by Masters, in his Hist of Corpus, to
which coUege he left a legacy.

Reve, Robert : sizar : May 1548.

Goldynge, Edward: sizar: May 1548. An Edmund Golding was rector of Gt
Dunham, Norf., 1566-72 ; and of Birdbrook, Essex, 1572. Died the same
year.

B<^ey, Nicholas : sizar: May 1548.

Goldinge, Robert: sizar: May 1548. Scholar in 1551.

BoUocke, Robert : sizar : May 1548. Scholar in 1547. Perhaps rector of Aving-
ton, Hants., 1554; and of Itchin Abbas, 1560.

Barrett, Edward: sizar: May 1548. Scholar in 1551. B.A. (Pemb.^ 1552-3:
M.A. 1556. Fellow of Pembroke, 1556. Incorporated at Oxford, July 29,
1560. Fellow of Eton CoU^^e, 1563.

Cocker, Robert : sizar : May 1548.

Germjm, Thomas : sizar : Nov. 1548. Perhaps son of Edmund Jermyn, of Stur-
ston, Norfolk.

Germyn, John. Presumably brother of above ; admitted at Gray's Inn, 1552.

Pajrton, Thomas : sizar : Nov. 1548.

Fryer, Alexander: sizar: Nov. 1548. Scholar, 1551. Perhaps son of Thomas
Frier or Frere, of Ocoold, SuflTolk. (v. Vis. of Norf 1563.)

Lovell, Francis : sizar : Nov. 1548. Probably son and heir of Sir Francis Lovell,
knt, whose will was proved (P. CO.) May 17, 1552.

♦Soon (Sone) ; resident, probably as fellow, 1548-55. William Sone, B.A. 1546-7 :
M.A. 1549. Reg. Prof, of Law, 1561. Afterwards refused to conform to
the reformed doctrines, went abroad, and was for many years professor of
Law at Louvain. Afterwards at Cologne, where he assisted Ortelius the
geographer. Living there in 1575. Author. Annotationes in Pomponium
Mdam 1575. In Novas Orbis Terrarum Ineolw. Account of the University
of Cambridge. BpistoUe Varies, (v. Ath. Cant.)

Brooke, Thomas: fellow-commoner: May 1549.

Waterman, William : pensioner : May 1549. One of these names, said to be of
Cambridge (Cooper, Ath. 1. 155), was author of * A Fardle of Facions conteining
the aunciente Manors, Customes, and Lawes of the peoples inhabiting the two
partes of the earth called Affricke and Asie, 1555 ' (translation). AJso Latin
verses on the death of Jane Seymour; and on the two Dukes of Suffolk : —
these latter died in 1551. The Fardle is published in Hakluyt (Vol. y. 1809).
The dedication suggests an older man than an average student of this date :
but I can find no one else of the name at Cambridge. William Waterman,
M.A., was Master of Bury St Edmund's school, 1553-83.

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Sutfylde, Thomas: sizar: May 1549.

Simons, William : pensioner : May 1550.

Buckenham, John : pensioner : May 1550. Perhaps the younger brother of
William, of 1544. William and John are mentioned in the father's will,
1559.

Norton, Walter: sizar: May 1550. One of these names admitted at Gray's Inn,
1553.

Coote, Francis: pensioner: Nov. 1550. One of these names, gentleman usher to
Queen Elizabeth, was buried in the chancel of S. Lopham, Norf., June 15,
1589. (v. N<n:f, Fm.)

Poste; fellow-commoner, 1551.

♦Wilkinson : fellow, apparently, 1551-7.

Hawes, John : scholar in 1551. Ordained deacon (Lond.) Oct. 4, 1551 : ^'scholaris
in Gun well Hall, ubi morans fuit per septem annos ": bom in Walsham in the
Willows, Suff. : age 36.

Watson, Thomas. Ordained at Norwich, June 4, 1563: described as being of
Gonv. and Caius College ; 28 years of age. '' Mediocriter intelligit linguam
latinam." Perhaps rector of Wacton, Nort, 1567-1613.

Wynkefylde, Humfrey : pensioner: May 1551. Perhaps son of Robert Winck-
field. Of Brantham, Suff., Esq. Married Elizabeth, daughter of Sir Thomas
NeviU, of 'Owldholt,' Essex (v. Suff. Arch, vii. 67). Will proved (Norw.
C. C.) Nov. 9, 1612. Mentions wife Anne; son Thomas, to whom he leaves
the manor of Crossing Hall, Stutton : brother Thomas executor.

Goldingham, Anthony: pensioner: May 1551. B.A. 1559: MA. 1562. One of
these names, clerk, of Suffolk, was certified as a fugitive over the sea, Jan. 29,
1576-7 (Strype, Ann, il ii. 596) : perhaps the same who was vicar of Little
Belstead, Suff., 1561-3.

Goldynge, Thomas : sizar : May 1551. A Thomas Golding, son and heir of
Richard, of Henny, Essex, was admitted at the Mid. Temple, Nov. 15, 1559.

Gybbons, Humfrey: pensioner: May 1552. Humphrey Guybon, of Stradsett,
Norl, was Sheriff of the county, 1596. Died Aug. 6, 1601 : buried at Castle-
acre. Probably the Humfrey Gibbon, described as a magistrate " rich, but of
no religion" in a report by the bishop to the Lord Treasurer, Oct. 1587
(Strype, Awn, iiL ii. 460). Pedigree in Vis, of Norfolk,

Hynton, Thomas: sizar: May 1552.

Pagrave, John : pensioner : Nov. 1552. Perhaps son and heir of Clement
Pagrave of Bamingham, Norf., Esq ; admitted at the Middle Temple, Aug.
18, 1554.

Cobbe, Geoffrey: pensioner: Nov. 1552. Either a son of William, of Sandring-
ham, a minor in 1546 ; died 1581 : — or third son of Edmond, bom before
1536, and Uving in 1584. {Vis, of Norf ,)

Rowlands, John: sizar: Nov. 1552. B.A. 1556-7. M.A. 1560. Our earliest
" wrangler ": his name appears as 6th out of 28, in the list of seniority.

Owen, Richard : sizar: Nov. 1552. Perhaps rector of Ravensden, Bed&, 1554.

Bushoppe, Gregory: fellow-commoner: May 1553. Perhaps M.A. 1555, and
rector of Hockwold, 1547-80.

Tyndall, William : pensioner: aged 12. May 1553. Admitted at Lincoln's Inn,
Dec. 8, 1562. Afterwards Sir W. Tyndall, knight, of Hockwold, Norf. WiU
proved (P. C. C.) Oct. 8, 1591. Eldest son of Sir Thomas.

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Tyndall, John: pensioner: aged 10. May 1553. Admitted at Lincoln's Inn,
Dec. 8, 1562. Of Great Maplestead, Essex. LL.D. Master in Chancery.
Knighted July 23, 1603. Married Anne, daughter of Thomas Egerton, Esq.
His daughter, Margaret, married John Winthrop, Governor of Massachusetts.
Murdered by John Bertman, Nov. 12, 1616, for giving judgment in a cause
against him.

Tyndall, Henry : pensioner : age 8. May 1553. Youngest son of Sir Thomas
Tyndall, knight: brother of John, above, and of Humphrey, of 1555; and
half-brother of William above (v. Searle's Queens* College).

Bakon, William : pensioner : 1553.

Davys, Richard: pensioner: 1553.

Ratclyffe, Charles : pensioner : 1553. Scholar, 1556.

Winkefelde, Thomas : fellow-commoner : May 1554. Probably brother of
Humphrey, above ; his executor in 1612.

Wythypoll, Paul : pensioner : May 1554. Eldest son of Edmund WythypoU, Esq.,
of Ipswich. Admitted at Gray's Inn, 1555. Of Rendlesham, SufT., Esq. Mar-
ried Dorothy, daughter of Thomas, Lord Wentworth : (she afterwards married
Sir Martin Frobisher). Died during his father's lifetime. For him and his
brothers see Metcalfe's Via, of Suffolk, The father is presumably the " old
M' Wythipoll of Ipswich," who was a friend of Gabriel Harvey (v. Three
proper letters^ Ac. 1580).

Wythypoll, Bartholomew: pensioner: May 1554. Third son. Died during his
fathei^s lifetime. He and his brother Daniel are mentioned in G. Harvey's
Letter-book {Camden Soc, 1884, p. 57) :

"Bat prey the see where WithipoUs com,
Dimiei and Batt both atonse
In soothe their old oopesmate thou wert
Else would th^ not voutsafe the onse."

WjrthypoU, Edward : pensioner : May 1554. Fourth son. Admitted at Gray's
Inn, 1553. Of Ipswich, Esq. Married Elizabeth, daughter of Sir John
Brewsse, knight^ of Wenham.

Wythypoll, Daniel : pensioner : May 1554. Probably scholar, as " Whypple," in
1554. Fifth son. B.A. 1559-60. Died without issue.

Grymstone, Edward : pensioner : May 1554. Perhaps of Oxburgh, Norf. (See
Via, ojf Norf.), One of these names admitted at Gray's Inn, 1559.

Southwell, John : pensioner : May 1554. Probably eldest son of John, of Barham,
Suff.: ancestor of the Viscounts Southwell, (v. Vis, ofSuff.)

Vagban, Stephen: pensioner: May 1554. Probably < Stephen Yaughan, of
London,' admitted at the Inner Temple, Oct. 21, 1564 : and the Inquis, poet
mortem of whose Either, — the owner of considerable property in London, — is
given in the Index LUm^ry (Rec. Soc,). He was at that time (1552) over
12 years of age. Probably father of Stephen of Oct. 16, 1580.

Coulthurst, Edward : pensioner : May 1554.

Casselton, Hugh : sizar: May 1554. Scholar 1556-8. B.A. 1559-60: M.A. 1563 :
B.D. 1569. A tutor in college from Sep. 1561 to 1562. Rector of a mediety
of Seaming, Norf., 1567 ; and of the other mediety 1568. (A. J.) Rector of
Pulham, Norf., and of Thomden, Suff., 1583. Vicar of St Peter Mancroft,
Norwich, 1572-88. Rector of Melton All SS., Norf., 1579. Preb. of
Norwich, 1577. Described in 1586 as ''a preacher; negligent; non-resident
(at Pulham) ; three or four benefices " (Part of a Register), In 1588 he was

38 GO^VILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

deputed by the dean of Norwich, Grardiner, to refer a dispute in which the
chapter was involved to the Lord Treasurer (Strype, Ann, iii. ii. 61). Died
1614-5. Will proved (Dean and chap. C. Norw.) Feb. 25, 1615-6 : wife Ann
executrix.

Upkoberts, John : sizar: May 1554.

Ardds (?), John: sizar: May 1554.

Sherman, Francis : pensioner : Nov. 1554.

Bakon, Nicholas : pensioner : Nov. 1554. Not improbably the eldest son of Sir
Nicholas, the Lord Keeper. If so, he was of Redgrave, Suffolk. Admitted
at Gray's Inn, 1562 : * ancient,' 1576. Knighted at Norwich, Aug. 22, 1578.
H. Sheriff of Suff., 1571. M.P. for Suff. 1572-83. Created baronet 1611.
Died Nov. 22, 1624 : buried at Redgrava (D. N. B.)

Chapman, Edmund: sizar: 1554. B.A. (Trin.) 1558-9: M.A. 1562: B.D. 1569:
D.D. 1578. Incorporated at Oxford, 1578. Fellow of Trin., 1562. Ordained
deacon (Norw.), as ^Chapman alias Barker,' June 8, 1566. Canon of Nor-
wich, 1569-76 : when he was deprived. A zealous puritan, "entered into the
choir at Norwich, with some other prebendaries, forcibly broke down the
organs, and committed other disorders." Preacher at Bedford, 1572 ; and at
Dedham, Essex, 1577. Married a sister of William CardinsJ, of Bromley.
Monument at Dedham. (v. Cooper Ath, i. 382.)

Fawcet, Miles : sizar : Nov. 1554.

Denbye, Michael : sizar : Nov. 1654. Scholar 1556-9, when he was butler
(*promu8'). B.A. 1560-1. Ordained deacon (Ely) 1560. Rector of Seam-
ing, Norf,, 1584 ; where he kept school for many years. Rector of Tivetshall,
Norf., 1596 : — in the diocesan Visitation of 1597 he is reported, " hath not
read the injunctions this twelve months : he teacheth a few children." Rector
of Kempston, Norf., where he is referred to in Pari of a Register as " no
preacher: a benefice-monger." Will proved (Norw.) as *of Tivetshall,' 1599.
In a chapel at Seaming, which now serves as vestry, his name is cut, " a.d.
1576, M. Denby"(A.J.).

Brodocke, Henry: sizar: Nov. 1554. Scholar 1555-9. One of thesenames "L.L.B."
was rector of Hanworth, Midds., 1572-82.

♦Dyrrycke (Dethick), Henry: sizar: Nov. 1554. B.A. 1556-7: M.A. 1560.
(Apparently incorporated at Oxford : B.A. 1568-9: M.A. 1572.) B.D. 1565.
One of the fellows nominated in the charter of Dr Caius, 1557. Tutor in the
college for some time till Oct. 1562. Steward, 1559. Bursar, 1559-60.
Arts lecturer, 1560. Salarist, 1565. Probably youngest son of Simon
Dethick, of Wormegay, Norf., who died 1542 (v. Norf, Vis,) One of the
witnesses to Bp Shaxton's will in 1565. University preacher, 1565. Obtained
the college testimonial for holy orders, June 23, 1561. Expelled by the
master during the disputes of 1565, and appealed to the Archbishop. ^'The
drift was as he (Abp. Parker) judged, for Dethick to continue such sticklers in
the College, of his pupils, as might win him in time by hook or by crook, the

Master's room He meant, within the compass of that year, to have

bestowed Dethick in some benefice.... but because they liked not of this, as
trusting of further friendship elsewhere, the Archbishop gave them over"
(Strype, Parker I. 396). Perhaps vicar of Orpington, Kent, 1567. He was
imprisoned by the mandate of Parker, but was released in July 1571, and
allowed to go abroad on making a present to the college of £40 (Annals), It
seems therefore very probable that he is the " D' Dethick " mentioned in a list
of "rebels, traitors, <fec., beyond sea," Dec. 23, 1590 {Lansd, 68, p. 157). He
was apparently living at li^ge, and is called a canon of St Paul's there, " a

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man of great riches in money and Jewells.'' There is a note against his name,
in an early hand, "preb. of Norwich." Perhaps author of, FerioB sacrm viii
libria camprehensce^ in quibtis ruUurce FabiUarum et GrcUicB Leges eacprimurUur
carmine. Lond. 1577.

(Joodwyn, Vincent : sizar : Nov. 1554. Ordained priest (Line), Ap. 8, 1562.
Rector of Oakington, Cambs, 1564. Rector of Cley, Norf. : in 1603 the value
of Cley is returned as £22. 13. 4 : Vincent is described as "homo infirmus;
non comparuit." Rector of Whissonset, 1572-7. Rector of Maltby, 1571.
Preacher at Yarmouth, 1570-84 ; when he was suspended. (v. Browne's
Norf. and Suff.) Will proved (Norw.), as *of Qey,' 1606.

Vowell, George: pensioner: May 1555. Perhaps rector of Oolney, Norf., 1592-
1600.

Vowell, William : pensioner : May 1555. Perhaps rector of Gun ton, Norf., 1580.
Will of W"» Vowell, clerk, of Brancaster, proved (Norw. C. C.) 1583-4.

Harte, Francis : pensioner : May 1555. One of these names admitted at Gray's
Inn, 1564.

Rudston, Thomas: pensioner: May 1555. One of these names was lord of the
manor in Swaffham Bulbeck, Cambs., at thii^ time : son of William of Ely ;
and father of Thomas, who married Jane, daughter of Edward Ridge. Our
student is perhaps the latter.

Copwood, John : pensioner : Nov. 1555.

Fyldinge, Ferdinand : pensioner : Nov. 1555. Probably admitted at Lincoln's
Inn, Aug. 21, 1560.

P^eon, Charles : pensioner : Nov. 1555. Probably fourth son of Thomas Pigion,
of East Beckham, Norf. (v. Via. of Norf .)

Tyndall, Humfrey: pensioner: Nov. 1555. B.A. 1565-6: M.A. 1569 : B.D. 1577 :
D.D. 1582. Scholar of Christ's. Fellow of Pembroke, 1572. Ordained at
Peterborough, 1572. Vicar of Soham, Cambs., 1577-1614. Rector of Went-
worth, CanXs., 1591-1610. Chancellor of Lichfield, 1586. Preb. of Southwell,
1588-99. President of Queens' College, 1579-1614. Dean of Ely, 1591-
1614. Admitted at Gray's Inn, Feb. 20, 1593-4. Died at Ely, Oct. 16,
1614. Monument in the cathedral, (v. Searle's Queen^ CM.)

Holland, Henry : fellow-commoner : May 1556. Son of Sir Thomas Holland,
knight, of Estovening, lines. B.A. 1559-60: M.A. 1563: B.D. 1570.
Fellow and tutor from about 1561 to Mich' 1572. President of the college,
1568. Knight's salarist, 1564. Ordained deacon (Lmc.) July 11, 1564.
Vicar of Boston, 1571-84. Died 1584. ' Of his liberality he constructed, at
a cost of ^5, a window of white stone, with iron and glass work, in his college
rooms' {AnndU).

^Dratsab,' Thomas: pensioner: May 1556. The illegitimate son of Thomas
Alabaster, of Hadley, Suff.: mentioned in Bp Shaxton's will: possibly the
bishop's sizar or servant.

Gamische, John: sizar: May 1555. Probably of Kenton, Suff.; son of Robert
Gameys. Admitted at Gray's Inn, 1562. Married Anne Rokewood.

Symons, William: pensioner: Nov. 1556. B.A. 1559-60: M.A. 1563. One of
these names rector of Stock, Essex, 1587 ; and curate of Buttsbury, Essex,
1592.

Cranwyse, Thomas : pensioner : Nov. 1556. Scholar in 1559.

Bryce, Bernard : sizar : Nov. 1556.
Bakon, William: sizar: Nov. 1556.

40 GONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Gtennye, Christopher: pensioner: May 1557. Perhaps son of John Jenney, of
Cressingham : admitted at Lincohi's Inn, Oct. 7, 1560.

Olemans, John : pensioner : May 1557.

Tanne, William : pensioner : May 1557.

Mason, Richard: pensioner: March, 1557-8. B.A. 1563-4. Scholar in 1559.
Perhaps rector of Rawreth, Essex, 1576. Rector of Henny Magna, Essex;
1 57 1-82. Rector of Cavendish, 1571-1 604.

Tyrrell, William : pensioner : March 1557-8.

♦Warner, Stephen: pensioner: March, 1557-8. B.A. 1560-1: M.A. 1564.
Scholar in 1559. Fellow till 1566, when he was expelled by the master. He
and Dethick appealed to the Chancellor, who supported the master. '* It is
ordered that henceforth the said Stephen Warner be deprived of all voice or
sufirage within the said college and that before the fourth day of February
next he depart" {State Pap, Dovn. Jan. 4, 1565-6) : to be allowed however to
retain his fellowship till Michaelmas. They complain " of our most myserable
condition if that we (havinge allwayes gyven ourselves to studdie) ahall nowe
be excluded the colledge, not havinge ellswhere to abyde." A Stephen Warner,
of Norfolk, was admitted at-Iincoln's Inn, Aug. 4, 1567.

Reade, Richard: pensioner: March 1557-8. One of these names, 'of London,'
was admitted at Lincoln's Inn, May 4, 1559.

Sadler, Henry : pensioner : March 1557-8.

Sydnor, William : pensioner : March 1557-8.

Smythe, Thomas: sizar: March 1557-8. B.A. 1560-1. Fellow and tutor in
1561. Died in college : buried at St Michael's, March 23, 1561-2. In the
MS. lists in the University Registry he is supposed to proceed to M.A. and
B.D. degrees, in 1565 and 1573.

Lunt, William : sizar : March 1557-8. B.A. 1560-1. Scholar in 1559. Fellow
and tutor in 1562. Son of John Lunt, of Bury St Edmund's.

Sorratt, Robert : sizar : May 1558.

Betts, John : sizar : Nov. 1558. Perhaps of Irmingland. (v. Via, of Norf,)

Cownstable, Ch.: sizar: Nov. 1558. Probably Christopher, who was ordained
deacon i(Norw.) June 8, 1566 ; and priest (do.) May 23, 1567. Vicar of
Methwold, Norf., 1573-1604. Will proved at Norwich, *of Methwold,'
1604.

Bui ward, John : sizar : Nov. 1558.

Mollose, W. : sizar : Nov. 1558.

Paget, Thomas: fellow-commoner: May 1559. Second son of William Lord
Paget,* of Beaudesert. Succeeded his elder brother Henry as third Lord
Paget, Dec. 28, 1568. Admitted at the Middle Temple, May 24, 1561. like
his brother, he was an adherent of Mary Queen of Scots, and much involved
in plots. In 1584, on Throgmorton's apprehension, he fled the country. The
Bishop of Lichfield complained of him in 1582, as encouraging his servants in
disturbing the congregation on Easter Sunday : also at Burton " being bound
to find the parishioners communion bread, his officers would have for<^ them
to use little singing cakes, after the old Popish fashion.... a pattern whereof I
myself do keep to show to your lordships." (v. Strype's Annals in. ii. 216.)
The same, probably, who was under-treasurer of the Inner Temple in 1569,
and examined by Archbishop Parker as a supposed Papist. (D. N. B.)

Paget, Charles : fellow-commoner : May 1559. Brother of the above. Admitted

1567—1659. 41

at the Middle Temple, May 24, 1561. A dangerous and pertinacious plotter
against Queen Elizabeth, in favour of Mary. He was involved, amongst other
plots, in that of Babington ; being a friend and accomplice of John Ballard
(afterwards of the college) who was executed for treason. He passed under
the name of ''Mope." There is an interesting account of him in the con-
fessions of an accomplice, — then in prison, — in 1593. '' Paget keeps himself,
as be hath ever been, a notable rebel, and a monstrous traitor. He will give
anything to hear of her majesty's death.... This old traitor will give money
to such as come over to undertake a villainy against the state of England."
(Strype's Annals iv. 231.) He lived mostly abroad. Author: An answere made
by *me, Charles Paget^ esquire, to certain untruthes and falsityes, toching
myselfe, contayned in a booke, intituled a briefe Apologie or Defence of the
Catholic Hierarchie... published about 1602 (v. Jesuits and SectUars^ by T. G.
Law, 1889). (D. N. B.)

Heathe, Thomas : fellow-commoner : May 1559. One of these names rector of
Feltwell St Nicholas, Norf., 1575-85. Vicar of Easton, Norf., 1594-7.
Rector of Sutton, Norf., 1617-25.

Heatli, Anthony : sizar : aged 9 : May 1559. B.A 1564-5 : M.A. 1568.

Est, William : sizar : aged 12 : May 1559.

Savery, Thomas : sizar: May 1559.

(>enye, W. : sizar : May 1559. Perhaps brother of Christopher, of 1557 ; and
admitted at Lincoln's Inn, Aug. 6, 1565 (v. Vis. of Norf,)

Hayhow, Thomas : sizar : May 1559.

Adam, Henry : pensioner : Nov. 1559.

Fynne, Robert : pensioner : Nov. 1559. Probably admitted at Gray's Inn, 1564.

Welbye, Humfrey: pensioner: Nov. 1559. Doubtless of the funily of Gedney,
Lines. ; son of Thomas Welby, and cousin of the next student. Admitted at
the Middle Temple, Feb. 11, 1564-5 : second son of Thomas of Fosdyke,
lines.

Walpole, John : pensioner : Nov. 1559. Second son of Thomas Walpole of Whap-
lode. Admitted at Lincoln's Inn, Aug. 11, 1565. Married, Sep. 19, 1569,
Jane, daughter of John Roberts. Succeeded to the estates of his elder
brother. Buried at Sleaford, 1590. M. I. there. (A. J.)

Hunston, Richard : pensioner : aged 13 : Nov. 1559.

Hunston, Henry : pensioner : aged 9. Nov. 1559. Perhaps son of William
Hunston, of Walpole, Norf. (v. Vis. of Norf.)

Welbye, Thomas: pensioner: Nov. 1559. Probably brother of Humphrey above.
Admitted at Lincoln's Inn, from Fumival's Inn, June 7, 1580.

Irby, Anthony : pensioner : Nov. 1559. Son of Thomas Irby, Esq., of Whaplode
Hall, Lines. Admitted at Lincoln's Inn, May 5, 1569. Bencher of Lincoln's
Inn. Recorder of Boston, 1613. M.P. for Boston, 1588-1604. Married
Alice, daughter of Thomas Welby, of Moulton. Buried at Whaplode, Oct. 6,
1625 (A R. M.)

Worlich, Peter : pensioner : Nov. 1559.

Gillie, Martin : pensioner : Nov. 1559.

Holland, Ralph : pensioner : Nov. 1559. Perhaps son of Thurston Holland, of
Denton, Norf.

Gaslyng, Nicholas: pensioner: Nov. 1559.

Wolman, Thomas : pensioner : Nov. 1559. Rector of Eriswell, Sufil, 1565.

42 OONVltXE AND OAIUS COLLEGE.

* Spenser, Robert: pensioner: Nov. 1559. B.A. 1562-3. Elected fellow, May
23, 1562 ; the first of those on the new foundation of Dr Gains. Tutor for a
short time. Together with Dethick and Clarke, he was expelled, about 1565,
by the Master, who charged him also with perjury. He and Warner complain
to the Chancellor, begging *' that our master may be ruled by some good man's
counsel hereafter, and not to drive the fellows to such chargeable suits and
troubles, wherein he delighteth to undo poor men, he never being quiet since
he came to the college, as may appear in the number of his expulsions which
have been above twenty" (StcUe Pap, Dom,^ 1565). They appealed to Abp
Parker, who thought both parties to blame. They afterwards appealed to the
Chancellor (Cecil), who, on Parker's advice, decided *' that the fellows should
appear willingly io depart from their fellowships, and yet to have one year's
profits for their tdHmum vale: to be borne for Spencer out of Gains' own
purse, and for the other two to be borne by the college " (v. Strype's Parker
I. 396). Of these names were the rectors of Skip worth, Yorks., 1571 ; of
Frittenden, Kent, 1574 ; and of Ingrave, Ess., 1590.

Our last public source of information, before the commencement of our
own Admission Lists, is in a Commission of Enquiry, preserved in the
University Registry. This gives a list of all the residents in the various
colleges in July 1 559. The names in our own college are as follows : —

John Gains, Gustos.

Hugo Glyn, M D. (absens, in componendis litibus).

Willelmus Clarke, M.A. (in partibus transmarinis).

Sabinus Smythe, M.A.

Thomas Burre (absens, eger).

John Kettilston ^absens, seger).

John Gowell, M.A. (suspens, quousque).

Henry Dethick, B.A.

SCHOLASTICI.

Henry Brodocke.
Robert Norton.
Thomas Cranwise.
Stephen Warner.
Richard Mason.
William Lunte.
Michael Denbie (promus).
Richard Mendham (poquus),

Pbnsionarii majorbs.
M' William Whinke, B.D.

M' Ch^ri^ P^t } ^^' ^"^ ^^^ ^^ Beaudesert

M' Robert Welles.

M' Henry Holland.

M' Thomas Healthe [Heath].

Most of these have been already mentioned : of the others ;

♦Glyn, Hugh. B.A. 1548-9: M.A. 1552: M.D. 1659. Proctor in 1556; in
which capacity he is frequently referred to in Mere's Diary. Cue of the
fellows in the charter of Sep. 4, 1557, obtained W Dr Gains on his re-founda-
tion of the college. Appointed president by Dr Gains on his election to
the mastership, Jan. 1559, but did not reside long : " M' Glyn did depart from
the college, Oct. 15, 1559" (note in Pandectas). He presented several books
to the library, Sep. 8, 1559, including a copy of Seneca, and works of Galen

1559. 43

and Pliny : — the notes in the Galen are supposed to be by him. In the first
page of Uie Pliny are the lines, in his hand,

8i tiM aim Totis et tn sis atOis illi
CajoB, qui tribnit, Cbarlola nomen habet.

Afterwards practised physic at Chester, where the College of Ph^-sicians gave
bim a ccmunission to prosecute empirics, (v. Ath. Cant.)

•Clarke, William. B.A. ^Peterhouse) 1551-2 : M.A. (GonviUe H.) 1555. LL.D.
1569. One of the fellows in the charter of 1557. Signed the Marian articles
in 1555. Tutor in the collie for some time, till about April 1562. Elxpelled
by Dr Caius about 1565, but elected fellow at Clare. He seems to have been
involved, with Dethick, in the quarrel with the master, and to have appealed
with him to Abp Parker. In our Treasury is an ' acquittance ' by him, signed
before the Y. Chancellor, July 1, 1565, terminating all disputes Ac between
himself and the college which he " habuit, habet^ vel habere potest, ab initio
mundi usque ad presentem diem." R^us Professor of Law, 1563. Advocate
of the Court of Arches, 1573. Vicar general and chancellor of Canterbury,
1578. M.P. for Saltash, 1585. (v. Cooper, Ath. i. 382.)

•Kettilston, John. B.A. 1550-1 : M.A. 1554. Ordained sub-deacon (Loud.), Dec.
21, 1554. Fellow of Corpus in 1555 : signed the Marian articles the same year.
One of the fellows nominated in the charter of Dr Caius, 1557. Appointed
a lecturer at Caius, Jan. 24, 1559 ; and to '* the Service of St Mar3r's,^ — Le.
Whitaker's salarist^ — May 14, 1560. Last appears as fellow, about May 1560.

^Cowdl, John. B.A. 1552—3 : M.A. 1556. One of the fellows nominated in the
cluurter of Dr Caius, 1557. He relinquished his fellowship, Nov. 26, 1560.
(Pandectoi), Probably rector of N. Creake, Norfolk, 1560; buried there in
1562. If so his will was proved (P. C. C.) 1562-3 : mentions wife, father,
motiier, brothers Robert Cowell and Thomas Yowell, and two daughters.

•Norton, Robert B.A. 1559-60 : M.A. 1563 : D.D. 1575. Nominated by Peter
Hewet as his first scholar, in 1556; when he is described as son of Thomas
Norton of Norwich. Resident as a fellow, with pupils, Oct. 1561. He was
nominated as "Knight's priest," Ap. 7, 1561. The coll^;e regrets that they
have *'no auncieter man" to present, adding (the words seem those of Dr
Caius) " perchance you shall fynde hym basheful of nature, which I have ever
muche sett by in a yong man as a token of grace." University preacher,
1569. Rector of Aldborough, Suff., 1572. "To supply the vicarage he
(Parker) placed one R. Norton, RD., a learned man and a good preacher, who
was to live amongst them" (Strype, Parker ii. 157). Rector of Endgate,
Beocles, 1572-80. Principal common-preacher at Ipswich, 1576-85. Rector
of Sproughton, 1581-7. Author : Certaiue Godlye Homilies on Abdias and
Jonas by Rodolph Gualter (translation) 1573. (v. Cooper, Ath, l 516.) There
are some Latin verses by him at the end of the volume, Three proper letters^ dec.
(between Gab. Harvey and Spenser ; Brit, Mua.) (D. N. B.)

Mendham, Richard.

Whinke, ¥^illiam. Elected from Eton to King's Collc^ in 1536. B.A. 1540-1 :
M.A. 1544 : B.D. 1555. Ordained deacon and priest (London) Dec. 21, 1553.
Yioe-provost of King's ; but deprived, on the accession of Elizabeth, on
account of his attachment to the R. Catholic religion. Probably attracted to
the college, like some others about this time, by the known Romish leanings
of several of its members. A recusant in 1561 : described in a list of Popisii
dergy as ''not unlearned, but subtle and stiff" (v. Cooj^r, Ath. i. 214), "A
little man but a great scholar" (Cole MS. xiv.)

WeUes, Robert Probably a relative of Robert Stuard < alias Wells,' of 1518 : see
p. 23. Perhaps rector of Howell, Lines., 1574.

44 OONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Our earliest College Admission Register commences in March, 1559-60.
From this time onwards the names which follow are taken almost exclusively
from it. The omissions appear to be very few, and consist mainly of those
who first entered the college as fellows.

Mich' 1559— Mich" 1560.

^Paman (Paymont), Clement : of Chevington, Suffolk : son of Robert Paman,
mediocris fortunie, deceased. Age 18. School, Bury St Edmunds, four
years. Admitted March 1, 1559-60. Tutor and surety Mr Henry Dethic,
M.A. Assigned a cubicle above the well.

B.A. 1562-3. Mentioned as a fellow of the college, taking pupils, during
1564. Ordained deacon and priest (Norw.) Ap. 1, 1569. Parish chaplain
of St Pet. Mancroft, Norwich, 1569. Rector of Rushbrook, Suff., 1573-99.
Rector of Broome, Norf., 1591-4. Will proved (Norw. C. C.) Dea 12, 1599.
At that time of Ubbeston ; where he owned land, and desires to be buried.
Mentions wife Mary.

"^Sherman, Richard. Brother of John Sherman, below. Appears as fellow and
tutor, July 1560 to Dec. 1562. B.A. (Joh.) 1556-7 : M.A. (do.) 1560: M.D.
(Cai.) 1567. For a short time fellow of St John's. Ordamed deacon and
priest (Norw.) Jan. 1, 1595-6 ; as rector of Stratton St Mich, and St Pet.,
Norf. Rector of Horham, Suff, 1599-1606. There is a reference to him in
the register of Bramfield, Suff., by the vicar, " M*" Rabbet, my parishioner,
upon causes unto me by him set down, and MJ Sherman, of Moulton, MD.,
for the preservation of his health, have given leave to observe such diet as in
such causes M' Sherman have for him set down, according to a statute in
such cases made and provided " (dated Lent, 1579).

Stradlyng, Mr John : of Donington in Holland, Lincolnshire. A Welshman
('Patria Camber'). Age 25. Admitted fellow-commoner, Aug. 9, 1560.
Assigned the sixth lower cubicle.

Ordained deacon and priest (Lond.) March 25, 1558 ; when he is described
as of Llandaff diocese : title Donington. Doubtless of the family of St Donat's,
Glamorgan. Perhaps the man of these names who was a friend and corre-
spondent of W. Camden (v. Epp, p. 50).

Welby, William : of Sutton (in the fens), Lincolnshire : son of Thomas Welbye,
gent., deceased. Age 17. School, Whaplode, Lincolnshire, and elsewhere,
four years. Admitted July 16, 1560. Assigned the fourth lower cubicle
with John Walpole, pensioner. Tutor and surety Richard Sherman, M.A.,
fellow of the collega

Cousin of his companion, who was a Walpole of Whaplode (see back,
1559). The father, who was of Gedney, Lines., died in 1557 (A. J.).

Styles, Christopher : matriculated sizar, Dec. 1560. Rector of St Nicholas Aeon,
Lond., 1573-9; and of St Nich. Cole-abbey, 1582-4. See the admission, Jan. 7,
1597-8, of his son.

Hall, Robert : of Scottow, Norfolk : son of John Hall, gent, of Norwich, deceased.
Age 14. School, Norwich, four years. Admitted Sep. 14, 1560. Assigned
a cubicle with his tutor and surety, Mr Henry Dethic, M.A., fellow of the
college.

MiCH» 1560— Mich" 1561.

Sherman, Mr John : of Moulton, Norwich diocese (Little Moulton) : son of John
Sherman. Age 25. Admitted fellow-commoner, Jan. 13, 1560-1. Assigned
a cubicle with his brother and surety, Mr Sherman.

Of Wacton, Norf., gent. Probably the same who married Barbara,

1559—1561. 45

dau^ter of William Drake of Hardley (v. Drake, in Vis. of Norf,), Will
dated Ap. 4, proved May 26, 1597 ; (Norw. C. C). Mentions brother
Richard, the tutor ; leaves to son Timothy lands in Moulton, <fec. ; desires
to be buried in Moulton. Pedigree in Vis, qfSuff,, 1612. (J. J. M.)

Bury, William: of Greldeston (*6elson'), Norfolk: son of John Burye. Age 19.
School, Beccles, three years. Admitted Dec. 18, 1560. Assigned the first
lower cubicle. Tutor and surety Mr Henry Dethike, M.A., fellow of the
college.

Of Gisleham, Suff., Esq. (next parish to Geldeston). Administration of
his effects granted June 28, 1616 (Norw.). Second son of John Bury of
Worlingham (v. Vis, of Suff, for pedigree). A William Burye was ordained
deacon (Norw.) Sep. 27, 1570.

Ellys, Henry: of Thorpe, Norfolk: son of Hugh Ellys, gent. Age 14. School,
Norwich, one year. Admitted Dec. 19, 1560. Assigned a cubicle with his
tutor and surety, Mr Dethic, fellow of the college.

£lys, Hugh : gent. : of Thorpe, Norfolk. Admitted fe)low-<x>mmoner, and assigned
a cubicle.

Presumably he came into residence for a time with his son ; be did not
matriculate.

Porter, John : of Norwich : son of John Porter. Age 16. School, Norwich, four
years. Admitted Feb. 7, 1560-1. Assigned a cubicle with his tutor and
surety, Mr Dethike, fellow.

Smythe, Robert : B. A. : of Thornton, Yorkshire : son of William Smythe. Age 22.
School, Pocklington, three years. Admitted Feb. 1, 1560-1. Tutor and
surety Mr Richard Sherman, M.A. Assigned the second lower cubicle to the
east.

B.A. (St John's) 1560-1.

Halle, Robert: B.A.: of Keighley (*Caighley'^ Yorkshire: son of Robert Hall.
Age 20. School, Skipton. Admitted Feb. 1, 1560-1. Tutor and surety,
Mr Richard Sherman, M.A. Assigned the second lower cubicle, with
Ds Robert Smythe.

B.A. (St John's) 1560-1.

Whitlam, Rodolph : of Swineshead, Lincolnshire : son of John Whitelam, mediocris
fortune. School, Swineshead, seven years. Age 12. Admitted pensioner,
Feb. 1, 1560-1. Assigned a cubicle with his tutor and surety, Mr Holland.

Whinke, William : of Terrington St John, Norfolk : son of John Whinke, medio-
cris fortunse. School, Lynn, four years. Age 14. Admitted pensioner, Feb.
1, 1560-1. Assigned a cubicle with his tutor and surety Mr Holland.
One of these names was rector of Kirkley, Sufit, in 1603.

Sutton, Thomas: of Norwich: son of John Sutton, deceased. Age 16. School,
Norwich, five years. Admitted April 8, 1561. Tutor and surety Mr Henry
Dethike. As^gned the third lower cubicle.

B.A. 1564-5 : M.A. 1568. Ordained deacon (Line.) 1565 : priest (Norw.)
Sep. 27, 1570. Probably rector of Eriswell, Suff., 1571 : stOl there in 1603.
Suspended in 1584, on account of Abp Whitgift's Articles.

Woulfe, Michael Matriculated sizar. May 1561.

Remchinge, Henry: of Cove, Suffolk: son of Richard Remchinge, mediocris
fortunse. Age 16. Schools, Swaffham ('Swapham Market'), and Necton,
four years. Admitted June 10, 1561. Ajssigned a cubicle with his tutor and
surety Mr Richard Sherman,

46 GONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLBGB.

Kynge, William : of the city of London. Archdeacon of Northumberland :
formerly fellow of King's College. Admitted fellow-commoner, June 10,
1561. Age 29. Assigned the fourth upper cubicla

B.A. (King's) 1552-3: M.A. 1556: B.D. 1570. Admitted scholar at
King's 1548. Archdeacon of Northumberland, 1560-6 ; when he was deprived
for non-residence. Canon of Canterbury, 1664-90. Canon of Windsor,
1573-90. Vicar of Appledore, Kent, 1568-76. Chaplain to Queen Elizabeth.
Died at Windsor, Sep. 23, 1590. M.I. in St George's Chapel, (v. Ath. CaiU,)

Papworth, John : of Harston, Cambs : son of Silvester Papworth, mediocris
fortunse. Aj^ 12. Schools, Harston, and Newton. Admitted June 10,
1561. Assigned a cubicle with his tutor, Mr Kynge above-mentioned.

Probably the John Papworth of Duxford St John (five miles from Harston)
who had a license to practise medicine in 1584 {Marr, Lie. Bk at Ely).

Hall, Richard: M.A., formerly fellow of Pembroke Hall. Of Lincoln diocese.
Admitted fellow-commoner, June 12, 1561. Age 25. Assigned the seventh
upper cubicle.

B.A. (Pemb.) 1555-6 : M.A. (do.) 1559. FeUow of Pembroke till his
resignation, July 15, 1560. "Junior thesaurarius " there, 1556, and 1558.
Afterwards at Christ's. Ordained deacon (Lina) 1565. Bp Wren says of
him (MS. at Pemb.) "Temporibus Marianis religionem Protestantium probe
coluit; sed post tamen ad Pontificios defecit." In 1575 he came to Douay
college, where he was made a lecturer; and in 1599, visitor. For some time
regent of Marchiennes college ; and canon of Cambray. Graduated as D.D.
at St Omer. Died at Douay, Feb. 26, 1603-4. Author: De quinque-partita
conscientia; Life and death of Bp Fisher; kc, (v. Ath, Cant., and Douay
Diary.) (D. N. B.)

*Hammond, Henry: of Swaffham, Norfolk: son of John Hanmiond, mediocris
fortunse. Age 15. School, Swaffham, three years. Admitted Sep. 13, 1561.
Assigned a cubicle with his tutor and surety, Ds Thomas Smyth, B.A.
fellow.

B.A. 1565-6. Ordained deacon (Ely) June 2, 1570 : priest (Ely) Sep. 24,
1570. Appears as fellow and tutor, 1568-72. Bursar, 1570-2. Probably
rector of Letchworth, Herts., 1576; and vicar of Broxboume, 1582-92.
Preb. of St Paul's, 1585-92. Named by the Bp of LincoLi, in 1574, as one
of the four chief moderators who were to be present at the prophesjrings.
Died 1592. (v. Urwick's Herts.) Will proved (P. C. C.) Sep. 11, 1592.
Mentions wife and seven children : legacies to the poor of Letchworth and
Broxboume. One of the same names was vicar of Didlington, Norf., 1570.

Clayton, Edmund : of Retford (* Retforth Luteus ') Notts. : son of John Clayton.
Age 20. School, Lincoln, three years. Admitted Sep. 13, 1561. Assigned
a cubicle with his tutor and surety, Mr Kinge.

Shancke, Robert : of Rollesby, Norfolk : son of Thomas Shancke, mediocr. fort.
Age 14. School, Norwich, two years. Admitted Sep. 14, 1561. Assigned a
cubicle with his tutor and surety, Ds Cusselton, B.A.

Died without issue (Davy). For pedigree, see Suff. VinUUion.

Mich* 1561— Mich» 1562.

*Staller (Stallard), John: of Norwich : son of John Staller, mediocr. fort. Age 18.
School, Norwich, five years. Admitted Oct. 7, 1561. Assigned a cubicle
with his tutor and surety, Ds Norton, B.A.

B. A. 1564-5 : M.A. 1568. Appears as fellow and tutor, 1567-72. Bursar
1570-2. Ordained priest (Norw.) Ap. 28, 1564. Rector of St Mich, Coslany,

1561. 47

Norw., 15T3-80; of Drayton, Norf., 1576-1617; and of St August. Norw.,
1590-1617. Held Drayton and St Augustine's together; value £6. 2. 0, and
£7. Chaplain to Lord Montagu {Harl. 595). l^ere is a letter from John
£lwin (y. p. 26) to the master, in which he says, "1 pray you and your
company to be good masters unto John Staller, that he may prosper in his
learning.'' Will proved (Norw.) 1618.

Woode, Richard : of Norwich : son of William Woode, mediocris fortunte. Age 18.
School, Norwich, three years. Admitted Oct. 7, 1561. Assigned a cubicle
with his tutor and surety, Ds Norton.

B.A. 1565-6: M.A. 1569: B.D. 1577. Incorporated at Oxford, 1579.
D.D. 1583. Fellow of Trinity, 1567. Senior fellow, 1570. Greek lecturer,
1571 : senior bursar, 1579: dean, 1580. Canon of St Paul's, 1584; and of
Wells, 1587. Rector of Merstham, Surrey, 1584-91. Vicar of All Hallows,
Bu^dng, 1584-91. Canon of Westminster, 1587. Rector of Rocking, 1591.
Canon of Canterbury, 1597. Rector of Stisted, Essex, 1600-9. Recommended
by Whitgift for the deanery of Peterborough or Ely, 1584. Commissioner to
visit the deanery of Rocking, 1591. Died Sept. 15, 1609 : buried in St Paul's
Cathedral, (v. Fagii ; and Ath. CarU,)

Gardiner, George : M. A. : of Rerwick on Tweed. Formerly fellow of Queens'
CoU^ie. Age 28. Admitted fellow-commoner, Oct. 24, 1561. Assigned the
seventh upper cubicle.

R.A. (Qu.) 1554-5 : M. A. (Qu.) 1558. D.D. 1570. Ordained acolyte and
sub-deacon (Line.) Dec. 18, 1557: title from the master of Christ's. "A ^

pluralist amongst pluralists...had been conspicuous as a persecutor of the
gospellers in Cambridge in Mary's time... now become a violent Paritan. He
held at various times no less than 14 pieces of preferment : at his death he
was Dean, Chancellor, and Archdeacon of Norwich, and rector of Ashill,
Rlofieki and Fomcett, besides holding one or two other benefices" (A. J.).
Chaplain to the Queen ; preb. of Norwich ; minister of St Andrew's, Norwich ;
rector of St Martin Outwich, London; rector of Swaffham, Hellesdon, and
West Stow, Norf. Ruried in Norwich Cathedral, 1588 ; M. I. there.
According to his brother's admission entry his father's name was Cuthbert,
not George as generally stated, (v. D. N. R. ; and Ath. Cant)

Aldred, W. Matriculated pensioner, Nov. 1561.

Rortcm, Ralph. Matriculated pensioner, Nov. 1561.

Rullocke, Simon : R.A. : of Rerwick on Tweed : son of George Rullocke, gent.
Age 19. School, Durham, four years. Admitted Nov. 14, 1561. Assigned
a cubicle with his tutor and surety, Mr Gardiner.

R.A. (Qu.) 1560-1 : M.A. 1569. Ordained deacon (Norw.) Oct 13, 1564.
Rector of Gt Hautbois, Norf., 1564-9. Vicar of Scottow, 1564-8. Rector
of St Clem. Norw., 1568-74. Will proved (Norw.) 1574: brother in law,
Qeorge Gardiner, above, supervisor.

Ghtfdiner, German : of Rerwick on Tweed : son of Cuthbert Gardiner, gent. Age
21. School, Duriiam, four years. Admitted Nov. 14, 1561. Assigned a
cubicle with his tutor and surety, Mr Gardiner, his brother.

Rector of St Sim. and St Jude, Norw., 1579-82: of Thorpe, Norf.,
1569-86 : of Kirkby Kane, 1570-71 : of Rei^ton, 1583. : He is referred to
in the '* Part of a Register," 1586, as having left Thorpe : " no preacher : run
away to Durham." The father's name, ' Cuthbert^' seems a correction.

Tendall (Tyndall), Francis : bom at Rumham Market, Norfolk : son of Thomas
Tendall, knt., of Hock wold, Norfolk. Age 17. Educated in the house of
William Farmer, knt., at East Rarsham, for four years. Admitted Nov. 14,

48 QONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

1561. Tutor and surely Mr H. Dethicke, M.A., fellow. ABsigned a cubicle
under the library. (Three of his brothers were admitted in 1553.)

Of Lincoln's Inn: admitted Aug. 14, 1585. Died unmarried in 1631, and
left a legacy to Queens' ColL, of which his brother Humphrey was president
(v. p. 39). Described as of Pinner, Middx. (v. VU. o/Essea^ 1634.)

Catlyn, Richard : of Norwich : son of Richard Catlin, gent., 'legum Anglic peritus.'
Age 14. At school at Norwich and in London, four years. Admitted Nov.
14, 1561. Assigned a cubicle with his tutor and surety, Mr H. Dethicke,
M.A.

Re-admittedy as fellow-commoner, Feb. 16, 1563-4. Admitted at Lincoln's
Inn, Not. 25, 1566. Lord of the manor of Woolverstone, Suff. Married
Dionysia, daughter of Tho* Marsh, Esq., clerk of the Star Chamber. Died
July 17, 1596. Will proved (Norw. C. C.) Oct 1, 1598, "of Woolverstone."
His father, who was of Honingham, Serjeant-at-Law, purchased the Chantry
of St Mich. Coslany. (Strype, Afem. ii. ii 402.)

Cousen, Edmund : B.D. : of Bedfordshire. Age 50. Formerly Master of St
Catharine's HalL Admitted Nov. 20, 1561. Assigned the first upper cubicle.
B.A. (King's Hall) 1534-5 : M.A. 1541. Fellow of King's Hall, 1537.
Original fellow of Trin. ColL, 1546. Proctor, 1545. Master of Cath. HaU^
1554-9 ; when he was expelled, after the accession of Queen Elizabeth. Vicar
of Caistor H. Trin., about 1554. Rector of Oxburgh, 1554-8. Rector of
Thorpland, 1554-8. Commissary of the archdeacon of Norf., 1555-9; and
official to the same, 1553-7. (v. Ath. CarU.^ and D. N. B.)

Dorington, John : of Stafford : son of Robert Dorington, gent. Age 14. School,
Stafford, one year. At St Catharine's Hall three years. Admitted Dec. 19,
1561. Assigned a cubicle with his tutor and surety, Mr K Cousen.

A John Dorington was knighted at Whitehall, July 23, 1603. M.P. for
Hunts., 1584. Of Spaldwick, Hunts. Will proved, 1604. (Howard's Miac.
II. 29.)

Yulpe, John: of QuinqueecclesisB (i.e. Fflnfkirchen, or Pecs), Hungary: gent.
Age 37. Admitted fellow-commoner, Feb. 11, 1561-2. Assigned a cubicle
next the Master.

M.D. 1569. Physician to the Earl of Sussex. Archdeacon of Glendaloch,
Ireland, 1569-72. Probably Uved till 1594. (v. Ath. Ctmt,)

Stile, Henry : M. A. : of Enfield, Middlesex : formerly fellow of Trinily College,
but afterwards a monk (*Monachus Monasteriensis '). Age 40. Admitted
Feb. 12, 1561-2. Assigned the eighth cubicle, with Ds Hollonde.

B.A. 1550-1 : M.A. 1554. Subscribed the Marian articles, 1554. Fellow
of Trinity in 1551, 3, and 5. If, as I presume, ' Monasteriensis ' refers to the
re-foundation of Westminster under Mary (for where else could he well have
been a monk after 1555?) he is doubtless the old monk, Henry Stils, whose
death is recorded at the Abbey of St Ghislain, Flanders, Oct. 17, 1588. He
was blind, and "had a long time before taken refuge from the religious
troubles in England, and the persecutions of Catholics and above all of the
religious, many of whom came to seek an asylum in the Low Countries " (v.
Qasquet's English Monasteries ii. 475). He arrived at Douay College, May
18, 1579.

Femesley, Samuel : of Reed, Herts. : son of John Femesley, mediocris fortune.
Age 16. School, Elmdon? (*Elmdam') Suffolk, for two years. Admitted
March 15, 1561-2. Tutor and surety Mr Hollond, fellow.

Longe, Henry : gent. : of London. Son of Richard Longe, knt. (gent, of the Privy
Chamber of Henry VIII.). Age 18. Admitted fellow-commoner March 15,
1561-2. Assigned the seventh upper cubicle.

1561—1562. 49

Afterwards of Shingay, Esq. Married Dorothy, daughter of Nicholas
Clarke Esq. of Weston. Died Ap. 15, 1573, leaving one daughter. M.L in
St Andrew in the Wardrobe, London (Stow, p. 407)

Nomine Longus (ferat) vita brevis, inclitus ortu,
Ingenio pnestans et pietatis amans.

Trivilian, Walter : gent. : of * Churchdown, near Moulton,' Durham (error for
Devon). Son of Henry Trivilian, gent. Age 25. Admitted fellow-oommoner,
March 15, 1561-2. Assigned the seventh cubicle, with Henry Longe.

Ordained deacon by the Abp of Cant., Feb. 7, 1562-3; when he is
described as of Exeter diocese.

Clerke, Edward : of Bures, Suff : son of Thomas Clerke, mediocris fortunes.
Age 15. School, Bures, five years. Admitted Ap. 7, 1562. Assigned a
cubicle with his brother, Mr Clerke, his tutor and surety.
One of these names was rector of Morley, Norf., 1571-89.

Ruthall, Edward : matriculated pensioner. May 1562.

Cutts, Henry : gent. : of Thomham, Kent. Age 29. Son of Henry Cutts, gent.
Admitted fellow-commoner. May 1, 1562. Assigned the ninth lower cubicle.
Sir Henry Cutts, knight, of Binbury, Thomham, Kent. Married Barbara,
daughter of Matthew Bradbury of littlebury, Essex. Died without issue, Dec.
12, 1603. Buried in Thomham Church, in a chancel built by his wife, — who
afterwards married three times, — to his memory (v. Hasted, ii. 495; and
Howard's Misc, Gen. cmd Herald, ii. 28). There is a Latin letter from him
to Sir W. Cecil, dated June 4, 1590, "domicilio meo Bemberig" (Lcmad. 64).

*Valenger, Stephen : B. A. : of Watlington, Norfolk : son of Robert Valenger,
gent Age 21. School, Aylsham, five years. Admitted fellow-commoner.
May 11, 1562. Tutor and surety Mr Henry Dethike, M.A Assigned the
sixth lower cubicle.

B.A. 1559-60 : M.A. 1563, Fellow and tutor, 1562-8. MS. 103, in our
library (extracts from Henry of Huntingdon, and C^ffirey of Monmouth), was
his gift. Probably the Stephen Valenger who was in the Fleet prison in
1586, — having then been confined four years, — for a "libel," ie. a ballad in
favour of Campian, the Jesuit martyr; and who was condemned to lose his
ears, and stand in the pillory (v. Foley, iii. 608). Also reported as a
recusant in 1587 (Strype, Ann, iii. ii. 600). It seems probable; as the
sufferer, a known ballad writer of the time, is mentioned in a letter by
Gabriel Harvey, written from Cambridge to Spenser in 1580, as a poet,
and as " our M' Valenger " {ITiree proper letters^ Ac. : the ballad is printed
by the Ballad Society, in Ballads Jrom MSS.).

NiooUs, William : of Norwich : son of Edmund NichoUs, mediocris fortune.
Age 38. School, Norwich, seven years. Admitted fellow-commoner, Oct. 19,
1562. Tutor and surety Mr H. Dethike, M.A. Assigned the fifth lower
cubicle.

Lunt, John : of Bury St Edmunds : son of John Lunt, mediocris fortunse. Age 18.
School, Bury, one year. Admitted Nov. 10, 1562. Assigned a cubicle with
his brother, W. Lunt, fellow of the coll^;e, his tutor and surely.

Stephens, John: of Tefibnt ('Tevent*), Wilts. : son of John Stephens, mediocris
fortune. Age 23. School, Norwich, four years. Admitted Nov. 10, 1662.
Assigned a cubicle with Mr R Sherman, M.A., his tutor and surety.

Probably the same who was ordained deacon June 4, and priest Oct.
18, 1560; by Bp of London. Rector of Long Stratton, Norf., 1562-96 :— so
described when readmitted (* Stephens aliaa Baberstocke ') Nov. 28, 1569.

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50 GONVILLE AND CAIUS.

Wylkyns, Charles : of Stanningfield, Suffolk : son of William Wylkyns, mediocris
fortuiue. Age 20. School, Bury St Edmunds, four years. Admitted Dec. 3,
1562. Assigned a cubicle with his tutor and surety, Mr R. Spencer, fellow.

Roccatagliata, Sebastian : son of Bartholomew Roccatagliata. Bom at Oenoa.
At school there as a boy, and afterwards ' in Aula Archiepiscopali ' till 22.
Age 33. Admitted to the scholars* table, Dec. 29, 1562. Tutor and surety
Mr Francis Dorington, president. Assigned a cubicle with Ds Holand.

Ordained deacon and priest (Lond.) Oct 18, 1560; when he is described
as of Winchester diocese.

*Dorington, Francis. Mentioned as fellow and tutor from about Dec. 1562 to
Dec. 1565. Doubtless from Stafford. B.A. 1555-6: M.A. 1559: B.D.
(Queens') 1565: D.D. 1575. Knight's priest, 1561. President, 1564.
Rector of Saham Toney, Nort, 1563-89; and of Warboys, Hunts., 1565.
A prominent character in the college quarrels between master and fellows,
1565. They complain of "the contumacy towards M' Vice-Chanoellor, the
fighting with the fellows, and the bloodshed committed by M' Dorington";
and pray the chancellor " that he be not further maintained in the college ''
(St€Ue Pap, Dam, 1565). They also state that he persisted in remaining in
college though "he had two cured livings." It is ordered that he relinquish
his fellowship before March 26, 1566. He seems to have returned to a
friendly feeling by 1582, as he gave a sum of money towards an East window
for the chapel, containing the arms of Oonville, Caius, Bateman, and himself,
with the inscription "amice dedit" (Annals). In 1589 he gave a window to
the hall.

♦Trott, Matthew. Occurs as fellow and tutor, Feb. 1562-3 to Nov. 1567. B.A.
(Trin.) 1559-60 : M.A. 1563. We have a letter from him to Dr Caius, dated
Cambridge, June 4, 1566; on college business (MS. 714). In 1595, Finances,
wife of a Matthew Trott, gent., of Hockering, was returned a recusant.
Patron of Hingham rectory, Norfolk, 1584 (v. Blomef. ii. 424).

Parker, Edward : of Brent Pelham, Herts. : son of (Sir Henry Parker) Lord
Morley. Age 11. Admitted Feb. 10, 1562-3. Tutor and surety Mr Trott,
fellow. Assigned the eighth upper cubicle to the west, between the Chapel
and the Library. Paid seven pounds for the decorations of his room, which
were afterwards presented to the college.

Succeeded his father, as Lord Morley 1577 (6. R C). Married Elizabeth,
daughter of William Stanley, Lord Monteagle. Father of the Lord Mont-
eagle through whom the Gunpowder Plot was discovered. One of the peers
who gave judgment upon Mary Queen of Scots. Died at Stepney, Ap. 1,
1618 : buried there. See Thomas Parcar, p. 61.

Baker, Thomas : of East Walton, Norfolk : son of Thomas Baker, gent Age 15.
School, Swaffham, three years. Admitted Feb. 13, 1562-3. Assigned a
cubicle with Ds Valenger, B.A., his tutor and surety.

The wife of Thomas Baker, gent., of E. Walton is returned as a Popish
recusant in 1596: "his living £50 a year" {E, Ang, ii. 160). He married
Cicely, daughter of.... Madder of Norwich, by whom he had three daughters
{Vis, of Norf, 1589). A sister of his married Leonard Shaxton of W. Bilney.

Elryngton, William: of London: son of Edward Elrington, gent Age 16.
School, Elmdon, four years. Admitted Feb. 13, 1562-3. Assigned a cubicle
with Ds Valenger, B.A., his tutor and surety.

Edward Elrington, probably his father, had a grant of Denny Abbey,
Cambs. (31 Hen. VIII.); also of the impropriate rectory of Gooderstone, Norf.

Jhonsey, Roland : of Hertfordshire : son of John Jhonsey, gent Age 18. School,

1562—1563. 51

Hertford, three years; and at St Catharine's Hall three years. Admitted
Feb. 14, 1562-3. Assigned a cubicle with Mr Dorington, M.A., his tutor and
surely.

Wynnyfle, (George: of Brettenham, Suffolk: son of Thomas Wynnyffe, mediocris
fortune. Age 17. School, Bury St Edmunds, one year. Admitted Mar. 3,
1562-3. Ai^igned a cubicle with Ds Luntt, his tutor and surety.

Resided at Brettenham. Died Nov. 19, 1619: buried at Brettenham;
where there are memorials to several of his family. Will proved (Bury)
March 3, 1619-20 (J. J. M.). His daughter Elizabeth was the "comely and
modest gentlewoman" who was "bespoken" for Joseph Hall, the bishop of
Norwich (v. his Autobiography/).

Kennyon, Walter: of Winwick, Lancashire: son of Ralph Kennyon, mediocris
fortunie. Age 16. School, Winwick, seven years. Admitted Mar. 24,
1562-3. Assigned a cubicle with Mr Dorington, M.A., his tutor and surety.
Re-admitted as fellow-commoner, Dec. 5, 1568. B.A. 1565-6. Rector of
Bury, Lane, 1568-1599.

Kebbell, Robert: of Stowmarket: son of Henry Kebbell, mediocris fortunse.
Age 18. School, Bury St Edmunds, three years. Admitted March 20,
1562-3. Assigned a cubicle with Ds Spenser, fellow, his tutor and surety.
A very numerous family at Stowmarket (J. J. M.).

Smithe, Gilbert : of Pidley, Hunts. : son of Gilbert Smythe, gent. Age 21.
School, Gkxlmanchester, four years. Admitted Mar. 20, 1562-3. Assigned a
cubicle with Mr F. Dorington, M.A., fellow, his tutor and surety.

A Gilbert Smith was vicar of Ridge, Herts., 1587-9; while there he
" profited by the task appointed to those who were not graduates to learn the
first ten chapters of the Epistle to the Romans " (Urwick's fferta,, p. 322).

Lynge, John : of Norwich : son of Thomas linge, mediocris fortunse. Age 16.
School, Norwich, four years. Admitted Api^ 20, 1563. Assigned a cubicle
with Ds Luntt, fellow, his tutor and surety.

B.A. 1566-7 (in the Univ. Register called James). A James Lyng
was rector of Gimingham, Norf., 1564-71 ; but this date is too early for our
student.

Leech, John: of Thorpe Malsor ('Malvizer'), Northants. : son of William Leech,
mediocris fortunse. Age 20. School, Norwich, four years. Admitted April
20, 1563. Assigned a cubicle with Ds Spenser, fellow, his tutor and surety.

Probably B.A. (Christ's) 1566-7 : M.A. 1570. Incorporated at Oxford,
1577.

Trott, Nicholas: of Stoke, near Clare, Sufiblk : son of John Trott, mediocris
fortunse. Age 21. At Trinity College three years. Admitted fellow-
commoner. May 1, 1563. Assigned a cubicle with his surety, Mr Trott,
fellow.

Possibly the same who was admitted at Gray's Inn, 1573 : of Quick wood,
Herts. : sherifi*of Herts., 1608. One of these names was buried at Hargrave,
Sufi:, Ap. 11, 1624. For Matthew Trott see p. 50.

Spenser, Richard : of Bury St Edmunds : son of Richard Spenser, gent Age 20.
School, Bury, three years. Admitted May 2, 1563. Assigned a cubicle with
Ds Spenser, fellow, his tutor and surety.

Manne, Henry : of Cheveley, Cambs. : son of Thomas Mann, gent. Age 64. For
16 years at Trinity College. Admitted fellow-commoner, June 23, 1563.
Assigned a lower cubicle with Mr Hollond.

Fellow of Michael House in 1546. I do not find the record of his
graduation.

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52 GONVILLE AND CAIUS.

Dickens, William : of * Stotfold,' Notts. : son of John Dickens, mediooris fortunfle.
Age 16. At Christ's College two years. Admitted July 13, 1563. Tutor
and surety Ds Corbet.

Probably the same who was ordained priest (Norw.) Oct. 21, 1570. Rector
of Gayton Thorpe, Norf., 1570-99.

♦Corbet : the tutor above mentioned. Probably Thomas Corbet, B.A. (0x1) 1559 :
M.A. (do.) 1563. Rector of lit Thurlow, Suff., 1579. Rector of Belchamp-
Otton, 1582-91: vicar of Belchamp Walter, 1583-4: of Gestingthorpe, 1583-
8: rector of Stanway, 1588-1611: and of Abberton, 1591-1611: (all in
Essex). Died 1611.

Watson, Thomas : '^ scholasticus ColL Oonv. et CaiL" Age 28 ; " legitime natus ;
mediocriter intelligit linguam latinam"; ordained deacon June 4, 1563
(Register of Bp of Norwich). The following wills of clerks of these names
were proved at Norwich: — 1574 *of Shingham'; and 1613 *of Wacton.'
Probably the former is our student.

Tuke, Vincent: of Kirkby Malzeard, Yorkshire: son of Adam Tuke, mediocris
fortunse. Age 30. At Pembroke Hall four years. Admitted fellow-commoner,
Sep. 28, 1563. Assigned the fourth lower cubicla Surety Mr Dorington,
fellow.

B.A. (Pemb.) 1561-2. Ordained deacon (Lond.) March 14, 1562-3. Vicar
of Sunning, Berks., 1567. Will dated 1592 (v. N. and Q. 5th Ser. xi. 209).

Mich- 1563— Mich» 1564.

Barwick, Thomas : of Kendal, Westmoreland : son of Edwin Barwick, gent. Age
43. Fellow of Trinity College for 17 years. Admitted fellow-commoner, Sep.
29, 1563. Assigned the first upper cubicle. Surety Mr Dorington, fellow.

B.A. (Trin.) 1545-6 : — ^having also studied at Oxford : M.A. 1549 : M.L.
1573. Fellow and senior bursar of Trin. Coll. in 1560. Rector of Elm and
Emneth 1560, where he is described as not in priest's orders, and as resident
away from the parish in Trin. Coll., Cambridge (Cole, xii. 97). Gave £5 for
repairs of our college buildings, 1565. Practised medicine for many years at
Bury S. Edmunds. Died Aug. 30, 1599. Buried at Fomham All Saints.
M.I. there (v. Ath, Ccmt,),

Holland, Thomas : of Swineshead, Lincolnshire : son of Thomas Hollond, gent.
Age 14. School, Boston, two years. Admitted Sep. 30, 1563. Assigned a
cubicle with his tutor and surety, Mr Hollond.
Nephew of Henry Holland, the fellow.

Yeolefton (Yollaton), Lewys: of Braunton (*Bronton'), Devon: son of Thomas
Yeolverton, mediocris fortune. Age 20. At St Mary's Hall (* Collegium *),
Oxford, two years. Admitted pensioner, Jan. 24, 1563-4. Assigned a cubicle
with his tutor and surety, Mr Dorington, fellow.

B.A. 1564-5. Vicar of Oakin^n, Cambs., 1569-1610. Buried there,
Dec. 1, 1610.

Hacon, Hubert : of Wheatacre, Norfolk : son of Francis Hacon, gent. Age 18.
School, Norwich, six years. Admitted pensioner, Jan. 26, 1563-4. Tutor and
surety Ds Luntt, fellow. Assigned the seventh lower cubicle.

Eldest son. Of Wheatacre, Esq. Married (1) Jane, daughter of Nicholas
Lusher, Esq. Died 1598: buried at St Mich, at Plea, Norwich (Jermyn).
Will proved (Norw.) 1598 (v. Vis, of Norf ,\

Gilpine, Bernard : of Lancaster : son of Randall Gilpine, mediocris fortunse. Age
16. School, Lancaster, five years. Admitted Feb. 7, 1563-4. Tutor and
surety Mr Dorington, fellow. Assigned the first lower cubicle.

1563—1564. 53

Nephew of the 'Apostle of the North.' His father, Randolph, died in
1587 (J. J. M.). Pedigree in Hunter's Fam. Min, Gentium, p. 1099.

Ball, Robert: of Soottow, Norfolk: son of John Ball, gent. Age 18. School,
Scottow, three years. Admitted fellow-commoner, Feb. 12, 1563-4. Tutor
and surety Mr Dorington, fellow. Assigned the sixth lower cubicle to the
east

Robert Ball, gent., had a prcecipey 18th Eliz., to render to Robert Duke
the manor of Wace's, Thuxton (Blomef. x. 253).

Busbey, Humfrey : of Eye, Suffolk. Doctor of Laws. Age 53. At Trinity Hall
23 years. Admitted fellow-commoner, March 28, 1564. Surety Mr Dorington,
fellow. Assigned the fourth upper cubicle.

LL.B. (Tr. HaU) 1535-6: LL.D. 1543. Regius Prof, of Law, 1545-50.
Rector of Boxford, Suff., 1553-63 : of Bexwell, Norf., 1556-7 : of St Stephen
Walbrook, 1557 : of All SS. Fulboum, Cambs., about 1560 ; where he is
described, " non residet ibidem, sed commoratur Londini, ut fertur : non est
ad predicandum habilis ** (Cole xii. 97). Rector of St Mich. Coslany, Norw.,
1568-70, when he resigned : rector of Barrow, Sufit, 1570-8. Died 1580. He was
a benefactor by the foundation of a scholar^p. He gave £40 (July 23, 1571)
with which the manor of Wobum, Dorset, was partly bought. A scholar was
to be chosen, if possible, from Eye School, Sufil From this deed we gather
that his father's name was Robert, and his mother's Elizabeth (De Lacy).
In 1564 he built, at a cost of £5, a stone window to his college room ; it was
found, during the alterations of 1753, with the inscription "Humfri Busbi
fecit hanc fenestram.'' He also gave money for warming the hall, in 1565.
There is an interesting account in the Anruils of the large iron grate, and of
the precautions against waste. The fire was only to be lighted between All
Saints' and Candlemas and the fuel was strictly limited. A grace was pre-
scribed for the students, in a Latin hymn and prayer, on the omission of which
the gift was to lapse for a time to Trin. Hall. Before this the hall was
un warmed. There is a Latin letter from him to Sir Wm Cecil (Jan. 6, 1550-1)
' desiring to be released from some employment in the University of which he
was weaiy ' (LanacL 2, p. 49 : and v. Ath, Cani,),

Dorington, William : of Stafford : son of Robert Dorington, gent. School, Eton,
four years. Age 18. Admitted pensioner. May 3, 1564. Assigned a cubicle
with his brother Mr Dorington, fellow of the college, his tutor and surety.

B.A. (King's) 1569-70 : M.A. 1573. Probably admitted scholar at King's,
Aug. 27, 1565 ; after residing for a year with his brother.

Clappam, Luke: of Bedale ('Bidell'), Yorkshire: son of Thomas Clappam,
mediocris fortunse. School, Bedale, four years. Age 21. Admitted May 4,
1564. Assigned a cubicle with his tutor, Mr Trott, fellow.

Perhaps the man of these names, son of Thomas, of ' Thurby,' Yorks., who

married Julian, daughter of Knell, of Appledore, Kent. Father of John,

one of the Six clerks in Chancery (Via, of Warw, 1619, p. 367). A Luke
Cli^pam was rector of Pebmarsh, Ess., 1583-1604: described as "an un-
preaching minister " (PaH of a Reg,).

Throckmarton, Robert : scholar : son of Gabriel Throckmarton, gent, (of Ellington
and Warboys). School, Warboys, three years. Age 12. Admitted June 24,
1564. Asugned a cubicle with his tutor and surety, Mr Dorington, M.A.,
fellow.

Of Warboys, Esq. Married Elizabeth, daughter of John Pickering ; and
was living in 1613. It was for bewitching his five children that Alice
SamweU, her husband, and daughter, were executed at Huntingdon, 1593
(Searle, Hitt, ofQueent^ CoU., p. 379). Pedigree in Vie. of Hunts,, 1623.

54 OONVILLE AND CAIUS.

Kinder, Edmond: of Wath, Yorkshire: son of John Kinder, gent Age 22.
School, Boston, three years. Admitted June 25, 1564. Assigned a cabicle
with his tutor and surety, Mr HoUond, follow.

Perhaps the *Sir Kinder' described in Part of a Register as "no preacher."
He was then at St Mark's, Lincoln.

Davys, Thomas: of Howden (*Holden'), Yorkshire: son of Thomas Davys,
mediocris fortunsa. Age 27. At Trinity College four years. Admitted
fellow-commoner, June 26, 1564. Surety, Mr Trot, fellow. Assigned the
fifth lower cubicle.

B.A. (Trin.) 1559-60. One of the "attomies" for Trinity College who
managed the purchase of some buildings by Dr Caius, in 1564 (Annals) ; Le.
what was afterwards, in part, the site of the Perse and Legge buildings. One
of these names was rector of Shelfhanger, Norf., 1579-80.

Carre, Robert : of Moulton, Suffolk : son of William Carre, mediocris fortunse.
Age 18. School, Bury St Edmunds, four years. Admitted July 2, 1564.
Assigned a cubicle with his tutor and surety, Ds Paymont, fellow.

Kedington, Henry : of Reed (* Ryde '), Suffolk : (fifth) son of Henry Kedington,
mediocris fortune. Age 14. Schools, Bury St Edmunds, and Glemsford,
three years. Admitted July 5, 1564. Assigned a cubicle with his tutor and
surety, Ds Paimont, fellow.

One of these names was ordained deacon (Norw.) March 31, 1574. Rector
of Bergh Apton, Norf., 1582, till his death in 1606. The family pedigree is
given by Davy {Add, 19,138).

Newgate, Robert (matriculated as Edmund) : of Holkham, Norfolk : son of
Edmond Newgate, mediocris fortunse. Age 16. School, Bumham Westgate,
three years. Admitted Aug. 1, 1564. Tutor and surety Ds Spenser.
Family pedigree of * Newgate of Holkham' in Norf, Vis, of 1664.

Drury, WUliam : of Hawstead, Suffolk : son of Robert Drury, Esq. Age 15.
School, Groton ('Qratton'), three years. Admitted Aug. 4, 1564. Tutor
and surety Mr Dorington, fellow. Assigned the fifth lower cubicle.

Afterwards Sir William, knight High Sheriff of Suff , 1583 : M.P.,
Suff., 1585. Sent in command of a r^ment in an expedition to France in
aid of Henry IV. Fought a duel with Sir John Borough, in a quarrel about
precedency, there, in 1589. His wound mortified, and he died Jan. 18,
1589-90. Buried at Hawstead. He married Elizabeth, daughter of Sir Wm
Stafford of Northants. " Vir genere et omni elegantia splendidus " (Camden).
There is a grand monument to him at Hawstead {Drury MSS.),

Drury, Thomas: younger brother of the above. Bom at Hawstead. Age 12.
Admitted pensioner, Aug. 4, 1564. Tutor and surety Mr Dorington. As-
signed the same cubicle as his brother.

Third son : bom May 8, 1551. Married a daughter of Fitzharding of

RatcUff. Died without issue, 1602. Pedigree in Vis. of Suffolk.

Froste, William : of Brockley, Suffolk : son of Richard Frost, mediocris fortunae.
Age 16. School, Groton, three years. Admitted Aug. 4, 1564. Tutor and
surety Mr Dorington, fellow. Assigned the fifth lower cubicle.

Underdowne, Thomas: of Sussex: son of Henry Underdown, gent Age 21.
Educated for three years at Clare Hall. Admitted Aug. 6, 1564. Tutor and
surety Mr Dorington, fellow. Assigned the first lower cubicle.

B.A. (Clare) 1564-5 : M.A. 1568. Ordained deacon (Abp of Dublin) Jan.
13, 1571-2. Preb. of St Patrick's, 1572. Rector of St Peter and St Mary
Lewes, 1580. Rector of St John sub Castro, Lewes, 1580. Suspended in
1584 for non-subscription to Abp Whitgift's articles. Sununoned to Lambeth,

1564. 55

with others, and examined. Finally subscribed, and was released from sus-
pension (Brook, PurUans, i. 264 ; and K H. W. D.). Cooper (Ath. Cant,)
identifies him with the author of Theseua and Ariadne^ and other poems.

Richardson, Raynold : of Howden (*Hovidon'), Yorkshire: son of William
Richardson, mediocris fortunax Age 12. School, Howden (*Houldon'), three
years. Admitted Sep. 11, 1564. Assigned a cubicle with his tutor and
surety, Ds Davys, fellow-commoner of the college.

Mich" 1564— Mich* 1565.

♦Wiseman, Francis. From Jes. College. B.A. 1563-4. Appears as fellow and
tutor in 1565. Perhaps the same who was rector of Graveley, Cambs., from
about 1600 : and who, as a widower, married Joan Huit, there, Oct 24, 1611 :
Administration granted to his widow in 1613.

Cobbe, Nicholas: of Hedingham (* Henningham '), Essex: son of Avillus Cobb,
mediocris fortunie. Age 25. Formerly fellow of St John's College. Admitted
fellow-conmioner, Oct. 20, 1564. Surety Mr Dorington. Assigned the second
upper cubicle.

B.A- (Jes.) 1556-7. Fellow of St John's, Ap. 8, 1557. From the
following entries he seems to have been, for a short time, a popular tutor with
the Essex men in our coll^;e ; but apparently not a fellow.

Greene, William : son and heir of Rooke Grene, Esq. Bom at Sampford, Essex.
Age 19. Educated at home. Admitted fellow-commoner, Oct 20, 1564.
Assigned a cubicle with his tutor and surety, Mr Nicholas Cobbe, above-
named.

Of Hedingham, Little Sampford Hall, and Great Sampford Manor, Esq.
Eldest son and heir. Married Catherine, daughter of Nicholas Timperley, of
Hintlesham Hall, Suff., and had issue. The father was a popish recusant in
1588 (v. Morant's Essex, ii. 286, 525).

Crawley, Thomas: son and heir of Thomas Crawley, Esq. Bom at Wendon
Lofts, Essex. Age 14. Educated at the house of Mr Greene above-named.
Admitted fellow-commoner, Oct 20, 1564. Assigned a cubicle with his tutor
and surety, Mr Nicholas Cobbe.

Perhaps Thomas Crawley, lord of the manor of Strethall, Essex, in 1573
(v. Morant, ii. 597).

Mannock, William: son and heir of Francis Mannock, Esq. Bom at Stoke by
Nayland, Suffolk. Age 9. Educated at home. Admitted Oct 20, 1564.
Tutor and surety Mr Nicholas Cobbe. Assigned the fifth lower cubicle.

Succeeded to the Gifford Hall and Stoke estates in 1 59 1 . Married Etheldreda,
daughter of Ferdinand Paris, of Linton, Cambs. Died March 15, 1616-7:
buried at Stoke. A popish recusant in 1588. His eldest son was created a
baronet in 1627 : his second son joined the Jesuit Society. Two-thirds of his
estate were forfeited, on account of his recusancy: in 1602 he receives a
general pardon from James I., of all crimes and forfeits: but in 1612 two-
thirds of his estate are again forfeited (^S't^ Arch, Vol. iv. p. 199). The
majority of his descendants became priests or nuns (v. Foley's Records^ v. 546).

Arrabraster (Alablaster), Edmund: son and heir of Edmond Arrabraster, Esq.
Bom in Essex. Age 20. School, Colchester, two years. Admitted pensioner,
Oct 20, 1564. Tutor and surety Mr Nicholas Cobbe, fellow-commoner.
Assigned the fifth lower cubicle.

Died without issue, Ap. 10, 1565. The father's estate fTendring Hall, &c.)
went to three daughters: two of the nephews enterea the college; viz.
Alablaster Wentwortb, and Tho* Mallowes. (Morant, i. 470; and J. J. M.)

56 GONVILLE AND CAIUa

Greene, Richard : brother of the above-named William Greene. Bom and educated
at the same place as his brother. Age 1 1. Admitted Oct. 20, 1564. Assigned
a cubicle with his tutor and surety, Mr Nicholas Cobbe.

Admitted at the Middle Temple, Nov. 10, 1573. As his father was a
recusant, he is not improbably the Richard Green, "generosus," "of the
diocese of London," who was admitted at the College at Rome, Oct. 18, 1581.
Ordained priest by the (R.C.) Bp of St Asaph, Nov. 1582. Arrived at
Rheims from Rome, Ap. 18, 1584 ; and was sent to England. Drowned in
the Mediterranean, whilst sailing from Genoa to Spain, 1590. " Yir gravis et
nobilis" (v. Douay Diary ; and Foley, Records vi. 151).

Copwodde, Abraham : of Kent: son of — Copwood, Esq., gent. Age 12. School,
Gosfield, Essex, three years. Admitted Oct. 20, 1564. Tutor and surety Mr
Nicholas Cobbe. Assigned the fifth lower cubicle.

Abraham Copwood, of London (?his son), was admitted at Gray's Inn,
1590.

Stoorton, William : born at Dunmow, Essex : son of Alexander Stoorton,
mediocris fortune. Age 16. Educated at Sampford, at the above-named
Mr Greene's. Admitted Oct. 20, 1564. Tutor and surety Mr Nicholas
Cobbe. Assigned the fifth lower cubicle.

Chappline, Thomas : son of Thos. Chappline, mediocris fortunie. Bom at Sampford,
Essex. Age 16. Educated at Mr Greene's at Sampford. Admitted pensioner,
Oct. 20, 1564. Tutor and surety Mr Nicholas Cobbe. Assigned the fifth
lower cubicle.

Chappline, William : brother of the above Thomas. Bom at Sampford. Age 14.
Admitted pensioner, Oct. 20, 1564. Tutor and surety Mr Nicholas Cobbe.
Assigned the same cubicle as his brother.

B.A. 1571-2: M.A. 1575. William Chaplin, son of Thomas, bought a
moiety of the manor of Cockfields, Ess., of his father, 1584 (Morant).
Vicar of Little Clacton, Ess., 1575-89. Rector of Printon, Ess., 1575-6:
"an unpreaching minister" in 1583 (v. Davids' Essex^ p. 96).

Marsham, John: of Norwich (bapt. at St Pet. Mancroft, Ap. 1, 1546): son of
Ralph Marsham, mediocris fortume. Age 18. School, Norwich, three years.
Admitted pensioner, Nov. 21, 1564. Tutor and surety Ds Spenser, fellow of
the college. Assigned the seventh lower cubicle.

Of Stratton Strawless: second son of Ralph, by Elizabeth (Blackman)
his wife. Pedigree in Vis. of Norfolk, Died without issue 1601. Will
proved (P. C. C.) Nov. 4, 1601. « Of London, gent." (R. M. T.)

Edgarre, Henry: of Battisford, Sufiblk: son of Edward Edgarre, mediocris
fortunse. Age 15. School, Stowmarket, three years. Admitted Nov. 25,
1564. Assigned a cubicle with his tutor and surety Ds Pajrmont, fellow.

B.A. 1569-70. Of Dennington, Sufif., gent. Lord of the manor of
Pyezalls, Brockdish. Married Bridget, daughter of Myles Docker, of Mendle-
sham. Died May 8, 1619. WiU proved, P. C. C. (J. J. M.).

Woodward, Thomas: of Stafford: son of Thomas Woodward, gent. Age 16.
School, Stafford, three years. Admitted Nov. 26, 1564. Assigned a cubicle
with Mr Dorington, fellow, his tutor and surety.

One of these names was rector of St Julian, with St Edmund and St
Clement, Norw., 1589 : rector of Ovington, Norf., 1587-1601 \ and vicar of
St John Baptist, Norw., 1598-1608.

Drurey, Robert: of Hawstead, Suffolk: son of Robert Drurey, Esq. Age 11.
Admitted pensioner, Dec. 14, 1564. Tutor and surety Ds Paymont, feUow.
Fourth son : died young, without issue (Drury MSS.).

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Barly, John : of Elsenham, Essex : son of Averis Barly, mediocris fortunse. Age
15. School, Ebndon, two years. Admitted Feb. 28, 1564-5. Assigned a
cubicle with Ds Paymont, his tutor and surety.
Perhaps B.A (Qu.) 1572-3 : M.A 1576.

Sey, Robert: of Watlington, Norfolk: son of George Saye, gent. Age 15.
School, Lynn, four years. Admitted Feb. 28, 1564-5. Assigned a cubicle
with Mr Yalenger, his tutor and surety.

Goddard, Thomas: of Stowmarket: son of Thomas G<xldard, mediocris fortunsB.
Age 18. School, Stowmarket. Admitted pensioner, May 5, 1565. Assigned
a cubicle with Ds Spenser, his tutor and surety.

Re-admitted Aug. 12, 1573. Perhaps B.A (Corp.) 1580-1 : M.A 1584.
The will of Thomas Goddard, of Hopton, Suff., clerk, was proved (Norwich)
1639.

Crickmey, John : of Norwich : son of John Crickmey, mediocris fortunse. Age 18.
School, Norwich. Admitted pensioner. May 5, 1565. Tutor and surety
Mr Detheck, fellow of the college. Assigned the second lower cubicle.

Bonning, Robert: of Holme Hale, Norfolk: son of John Bonnyng, mediocris
fortunse. Age 16. School, Downham Market, Norfolk, two years. Admitted
pensioner. May 8, 1565. Assigned a cubicle with his tutor and surety,
Mr Warner, fellow.

Perhaps vicar of Appleton, Norf., 1581-4 : rector of Babingley, 1581-95 :
of Holme Hale, 1582-95 : of Wolferton, 1592-5 : and rector of Hessett,
Sufil, to 1617, where in 1603 he returned 120 communicants {ffarl, 595).

Eide, John: of Bumham Westgate, Norfolk: son of Robert Eyde, mediocris
fortunsB. Age 15. School, Burnham, three years. Admitted May 9, 1565.
Assigned a cubicle with his tutor and surety, Mr Warner.

Jewyll, G^rge: of Scoulton, Norfolk: son of John Jewell, mediocris fortunsB.
Age 18. School, Wymondham, Norfolk. Admitted pensioner. May 19, 1565.
Assigned a cubicle with his tutor and surety, Mr Warner.

Mich* 1565— Mich* 1566.

Ager, John : of Stoke near Clare, Suffolk : son of Clement Ager, mediocris fortunsB.
Age 18. School, Stoke. Admitted pensioner, Oct 22, 1565. Assigned a
cubicle with his tutor and surety, Mr Trott, feUow.

*Pearse (Perse), Stephen : of Great Massingham, Norfolk : son of John Pearse,
mediocris fortunsB. Age 17. School, Norwich. Admitted pensioner, Oct
29, 1565. Tutor and surety Mr Trott, fellow. Assigned the third lower
cubicle.

B.A 1568-9: MD. 1581. Fellow, Mich- 1571 to his death, Sep. 30,
1615. One of the largest benefactors to the coUega He seems to have spent
the whole of his life here, where for several years he was bursar of the college.
He was in holy orders: — ^the fellows complain {Lcmsd. 33) that being a
minister he was allowed to shift to a medical fellowship and back again. It
is supposed that his large fortune (over £9000) was partly acquired by his
practice. Some account of the fellowships and scholarships which he founded
is given under Endowments. He also founded the town grammar school,
called after his name ; left £500 for new college buildings ; large legacies to
the towns of Cambridge, Bury, and Lynn; ^ His will (proved P. C. C.
1615) is printed in Cooper's Annals^ iii. 94. He is buried in the college

58 GONVILLE AND CAIUS.

chapel, where there is a large mural monument to him. The following is the
English part of the inscription : —

Christian, sumamde, Stephan Perse I hight,

Sole life with God alone, my Orowne my light.
With living €k>d, etemall Life I live,

This now my Song; to sole €k>d praise I give.
This Epitaph by me Perse was deviz'd,
To none else my Thoughts better were compriz'd.

Mapes, Leonard: of Norwich (bapt. at St Pet. Mancroft, Ap. 5, 1549): son of
John Mapes, mediocris fortunae. Age 17. School, Norwich, three years.
Admitted pensioner, Dec. 2, 1565. Assigned a cubicle with his tutor and
surety, Mr F. Dorington, B.D., fellow.

Town clerk of Norwich, 1595. Lord of a manor in E. Dereham. 'A
lawyer ; lived near Norwich ; purchased an estate at RoUesby ' (Jerm3m).
Married Catharine, daughter of Richard Southwell, of Horsham St Faith,
Norf. Died Feb. 4, 1619-20: buried at RoUesby: M.L there (Blomef. xi.
188). Pedigree in Vis. of Norf .

Vavisore, George : of South Cave, Yorkshire : son of John Vavisore, Esq. Age 20.
Educated at Clare Hall, three years. Admitted pensioner, June 13, 1566.
Tutor and surety Mr Valenger, fellow. Assigned the fifth lower cubicle.

'Vavasour of Spaldington' (v. Foster's Fm. of Forks.), Married, 1574,
Elatharine, daughter of Sir W. Bapthorpe. Probably died young, without
issue. The father's second wife was of S. Cave : he was by a third wifa

Vavisore, Ralph : of South Cave, Yorkshire : son of John Vavisore, Esq. Age 16.
School, South Cave, four years. Admitted pensioner, June 13, 1566. Tutor
and surety Mr Stephen Valenger, fellow. Assigned the fifth lower cubicle.

Brother of the preceding. Married Frances, daughter of Adam Darnell,
of Stickford, Lines., and had issue (v. Foster's Vis. of Forks.).

Davys, Simon: of Howden (*Houlden'), Yorkshire: son of Thomas Davys,
mediocris fortunae. Age 20. School, Howden. Admitted pensioner, June
13, 1566. Assigned a cubicle with his tutor and surety, Mr S. Valenger,
fellow. (Brother of Thomas, p. 54.)

Mich" 1566— Mich' 1567.

Clere, Thomas : son and heir of Charles Clere, Esq. Bom at Stokesby, Norfolk.
Age 19. Educated at home, and at St John's College, three years. Admitted
fellow-commoner, Oct. 23, 1566. Assigned a cubicle with his tutor and surety,
Mr Humf rey Bohun, fellow.

Succeeded his father at Stokesby. Admitted at Gray's Inn, 1567.
Married Anne, daughter of Tho* Heigham, Esq. Sheriff of Norf. 1595. Died
Dec. 1619, at Filby : buried at Stokesby (v. Vis. of Norf ).

Aldham, Edward : of Shimpling, Norfolk : son of John Aldham, gent Age 18.
At St John's College, one year. Admitted fellow-commoner, Oct. 23, 1566.
Assigned a cubicle with Mr Bohun, his tutor and surety.

Of Hoxne, Suff., gent. Will proved (Norw. C. C.) 1624. Uncle of W""
Le Neve, Clarencieux (J. J. M. ; and Vis. of Norf).

^Churche, Robert : of Earls Colne, Essex : son of Bartholomew Churche, mediocris
fortune. Age 17. School, Colchester; afterwards at St John's College for
two years. Admitted pensioner, Oct. 23, 1566. Assigned a cubicle with
Mr Bohun, his tutor and surety.

Matriculated sizar at St John's, June 30, 1565. B.A. (Cai.) 1567-8 : M. A.
1571 : D.D. 1590. Fellow and tutor at Caius, Feb. 1568-9 to Mids' 1606.

1566—1567. 59

Univ. preacher, 1578 : acmtator, 1588 : Lady Marg. preacher, 1595. Dean of
the college, 1593. Several years bursar and registrar of the collega Referred
to by Gab. Harvey (Letter-book; Camden Soc, 1884) : " At the instant request
of my very friend M' Church, I have read the Rhetoric lectures in the schools."
Presented to Mutford, Feb. 16, 1582-3. Married Rose, daughter of George
Cowper of Runcton Holme, Norf., and had issue. He is entered in the
Essex Vis, of 1612. See also Aih. Cant. ; and Vis, of Norfolk, for 'Couper of
Runcton Holme.'

Corbrigge, John: son of Thomas Corbrigge. Bom at Hibaldstow, Lincolnshire.
School, Kirton. At St John's College, one year. Admitted pensioner, Oct.
23, 1566. Assigned a cubicle with Mr Bohun, his tutor and surety.

White, William : of Barnsley, Yorkshire : son of Richard White, mediocris
fortunae. Age 16. At St Catharine's Hall, for six months. Admitted
pensioner, Oct. 24, 1566. Assigned a cubicle with Ds Maplet, his tutor and
surety.

♦Maplet, John. From Queens' College. B.A. there, 1663-4: M.A. (Cal) 1567.
Fell, of Cath. Hall, 1564. Appears as fellow and tutor of Caius from Oct.
1566 to Oct. 1567. Rector of Great Leighs, Ess., 1568-76; and vicar of
Northolt, Middx., 1576-92. Author : Argemonie, or the pryncipcUl vertues of
Stones, 1566. A greene Forest, or NaturaU Historie, 1567. The DicUl of
DesHnie, 1581. Died 1592 (v. Atk Cant, and D. N. B.).

Gooddaye, Thomas : of Sawbridgeworth, Herts. : son of Thomas Gooddaye, mediocris
fortune. Age 16. Educated at St Catharine's Hall. Admitted pensioner,
Oct. 24, 1566. Assigned a cubicle with his tutor and surety, Ds Maplet.

See pedigree of ' Gooddaye of Higham Ferrers ' (from Sawbridgeworth) in
Vis, of N(yrihant8,, 1618.

Holland, Tobias : of Colchester : son of John Holland, mediocris fortune. Age 18.
School, Colchester, three years. At St John's College, four years. Admitted
pensioner, Jan. 15, 1566-7. Assigned a cubicle with his tutor and surety,
Mr Bohun, fellow of the college.

B.A. (Joh.) 1566-7. Ordained deacon (Norw.) Sep. 27, 1570 : priest (do.)
Oct. 17, 1571, as curate of Gt Whelnetham, Suffolk. Rector of Winterton,
Norf., 1577-1601.

Wykes (Wickes), George: of WhitweU near Reepham, Norfolk: son of Edward
Wykes, mediocris fortune. Age 24. School, Eton, two years. Admitted
pensioner, Jan. 21, 1566-7. Assigned a cubicle with his tutor and surety,
Mr Yalenger, fellow of the college.

Ordained deacon (Norw.) May 23, 1567 : priest (do.) June 12, 1568.
Rector of Lit. Barningham, Norf., 1569-1617. Rector of Plumstead (Repps
deanery), 1568. Described in "Part of a Register," 1586, as "no preacher:
hath two benefices."

Cooke, Robert : B.A. : of Colchester : son of Robert Cooke. Age 21. Educated
at St John's College, five years. Admitted pensioner, Feb. 11, 1566-7.
Assigned a cubicle with his tutor and surety, Mr Bohun, fellow of the
college.

B.A. (Clare) 1565-6: M.A. 1569. One of these names (ordained priest
at Norwich, 1586) was rector of Topcroft, Norf., in 1591. The father was
a proctor in the Court of Arches {Lond. Vis, 1634).

Appleton, William : (second) son of Roger Appleton, Esq. Born at Dartford,
Kent. Age 16. School, Hadleigh, Suffolk, six years. Admitted fellow-
commoner, Feb. 16, 1566-7. Assigned a cubicle with his tutor and surety,
Mr Stephen Yalenger, fellow of the college.

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Of Kettlebaston Hall, Suff , Esq. ; which he inherited from his uncle
Edward Clarice. Married Elizabeth, daughter of William Waldegrave, of
Hitcham, Sii£E: (J. J. M. ; and see Hasted's KetU i. 253.)

Walforde, William : B. A. : of Essex : son of William Walford. Age 25. Educated
at Trinity College four years. Admitted pensioner, March 11, 1566-7. As-
signed a cubicle with his tutor and surety, Mr Stephen Yalenger, fellow of the
college.

B.A. (Trin.) 1566.

Bonde, George : M. A. : of Winthorpe, Lincolnshire : son of William Bonde, gent.
Fellow of St John's College. Age 25. Admitted fellow-commoner, Mjay 10,
1567. Assigned the fifth lower cubicle. Tutor and surety Mr Humfrey
Bohun, fellow.

B.A. (Joh.) 1559 : M.A. 1563 : M.D. 1577. Fellow of St John's, Ap. 6,
1560. He erected a monument to his father and himself in Croft Churchy
lines. : —

Bondus eram, doctor medicus nunc vermibus esca.

Corpus terra tegit, Spiritus astra petit.
Ardua scrutando cura morbis senioquef
Yita molesta fuit, mors mihi grata quies.

(A. R. M.)

*Tomp8on, 'Richard : of Hadleigh, Suffolk : son of John Tompson, mediocris
fortunee. School, Hadleigh, four years. Age 15. Admitted pensioner, July
3, 1567. Assigned a cubicle with his tutor and surety, Mr Maplett, fellow.

B.A. 1571-2 : 21st, out of 32, in the list. M.A. (Magd.) 1575. Was a
fellow of our college in 1572. Perhaps vicar of Wiggenhall St Mary in
1599 ; and rector of Naughton, Suff., 1583.

Harward, Richard : of Yarmouth : son of Robert Harward, mediocris fortune.
School, Yarmouth, five years. Age 18. Admitted pensioner, July 25, 1567.
Assigned a cubicle with his tutor and surety, Ds Staller, fellow.

Will of Robert Harward of Yarmouth proved (Norw.) 1577 : Richard was
the eldest son.

Fennynge, John (matriculated as Josias): of Braintree, Essex: son of John
Fennynge, mediocris fortuns. School, Braintree, four years. Age 18.
Admitted pensioner, Aug. 5, 1567. Tutor and surety Ds Staller, fellow.
Assigned the tenth upper cubicle, with Ds Walford.
Ordained deacon (Lend.) Feb. 24, 1569-70.

Mich* 1567— Mich* 1568.

Hammond, Edward (matriculated as Richard) : of Edgefield, Norfolk : son of
William Hammond, mediocris fortunse. School, Holt (' Holte Market '), five
years. Age 18. Admitted pensioner, Oct. 3, 1567. Assigned a cubicle with
his tutor and surety, Mr Yalenger, feUow.

One of these names, — ordained priest (Norw.) Oct. 21, 1569, — was rector
of Cawstcm, Norf., 1574-1621. Died June 10, 1621. M.L there. Will
proved (Norw.) 1621. Probably the same, as his son was admitted in 1596.

Northey, Adam : of Colchester : son of Richard Northey, mediocris fortunse.
School, Colchester, four years. Age 16. Admitted pensioner, Oct. 3, 1567.
Assigned a cubicle with his tutor and surety, Mr Humfrey Bohun, fellow.

Ordained deacon (Lond.) May 15, 1577 : priest (do.) Oct. 6, 1577. The
father was probably bailiff of Colchester (Morant, i. 76).

1567—1568. 61

Bohun, Nicholas : of Uggeshall {' Oatohell '), Suffolk : son of Francis Bohun, gent.
School, Bangay, Norfolk (sic), four years. Age 16. Admitted pensioner,
Oct. 3, 1567. Assigned a cubicle with his tutor and surety, Mr Humfrey
Bohun, fellow.

Eldest son and heir. Married Audrey Coke, sister of the Lord Chief
Justice. Died Nov. 16, 1602, during his father's life. M.I. in Westhall
Church : where his father placed an inscription giving his descent, and that of
the Earl of Bath, from Edward IIL (v. Suff, Vis, 1561).

♦Bohun, Humphrey. B.A. 1555-6 : M.A. 1559. Probably uncle of Nicholas
above. Appears as a resident fellow and tutor, from Oct. 1566 to Oct. 1567.
Previously fellow of St John's College. Author : Address to Queen Elizabeth
on her visit to Cambridge ; delivered in the hall of St John's College, 1564
(v. Aih. CanL).

Pleasaunce, Thomas : of Tuddenham, Suffolk : son of John Pleasaunce, mediocris
fortunse. School, Bury St Edmunds, seven years. Age 18. Admitted
pensioner, Oct. 3, 1567. Assigned a cubicle with his tutor and surety,
Mr John Maplett, fellow.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, 1571. Of Tuddenham and Brandon, gent
Married GriziU, daughter of W" Homberston, of Dunwich, Suff Will proved,
Nov. 23, 1616 (P. C. C). Bequeaths his chamber in Gray's Inn, law books,
&c.f to his son Robert, of 1595 (J. J. M.).

Parcar, Thomas: of Fumeaux Pelham, Herts.: son of Lord Morley. Age 11.
Admitted fellow-commoner, Oct. 12, 1567. Tutor and surety Mr Trotte,
fellow. Assigned a cubicle with his elder brother, Edward.
Brother of Edward, of 1562-3.

Bastard, Leonard : of Lynn, Norfolk : (eldest) son of Francis Bastarde, gent.
School, Norwich, four years. Age 14. Admitted pensioner, Oct. 25, 1567.
Tutor and surety Mr Matthew Trott, fellow of the college. Assigned the
third lower cubicle.

Scholar in 1572. B.A. 1572-3: 18th out of 32 in the tripos list
Admitted at the Middle Temple, Feb. 16, 1576. Died without issue, before
Ap. 1, 1612. Son and heir of Francis of W. Winch (v. Nor/, Vis., 1563;
and Carthew, p. 802).

^Gerarde, Richard : of Harrow, Middlesex : son of William Gerard, gent School,

Harrow, four years. Age 15. Admitted scholar, Nov. 4, 1567. Tutor

Mr Trott, fellow of the coUege. Surety, the Master. Assigned a cubicle with

Ds Hammond. Re-admitted, after migrating to Trinity, March 29, 1574.

B.A. (Trin.) 1571-2 : M.A. 1575 (incorporated at Oxford, 1578) : B.D.

1582. Fellow and tutor 1574 to 1582. Rector of Stockport, Chesh., 1577-
1614. Chaplain to Queen Elizabeth. Preb. of Southwell, 1580. Married
Ursula, daughter of Ralph Ardeme, Esq. Buried at Stockport, May 17,
1614 (E. A.). He was one of the leading opponents of Dr Legge's " Papistry."
He complains that having preached at St Mary's, at Whitsuntide 1579, ''in
which he spake against Papists and seducers of youth," Dr Legge sent a letter
to his, Gerard's, father upon the subject (Lansd. 33). He asserts that this
sermon lost him his prebend. He appeals finally to the chancellor, Sep. 25,

1583, "to take order between master and feUows, that all extraordinary
proceedings against him may be stayed, and that the slanderous informations
made in his late absence might be fairly tried" (CcU, of 8. Papers), His father
was executor to Dr Caius, and a great personal friend of his : he brought the
body from London for burial in Cambridge.

*Depup, John, M.A. : son of G^rge Depup, citizen of London. Bom in London.
Age 22. Educated at Trinity College. Admitted fellow-commoner, Nov. 14,

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1567. Tutor and surety Mr Trot, fellow of the coU^e. Assigned the
sixth lower cubicle.

B.A. (Trin.) 1563-4: M.A. 1567. Appears as fellow and tutor from
March 1573-4 to Oct. 1575. Some of the fellows complain ** that Dr L^^
had by his importunate labour brought in one Depup to be feUow ; a man
notoriously vicious and suspected to be popish, to whom the founder (Dr
Caius) had so great misliking that he gave special charge he should never
be fellow." "That he was Popish it is as well known by the common
report that always was of him as that he was vicious, which no man
that well knew him can deny." According to the fellows, Depup "was
fetched by Dr Legge from London to be fellow of the college" {Lanad.
33). Afterwards rector of Hawksworth, Notts., 1585.

Shereman, John: of Maldon, Essex: son of John Shoreman, gent. School,
Maldon, four years. Age 18. Admitted pensioner, Nov. 26, 1567. As-
signed a cubicle with his tutor and surety, Mr Trott, fellow.

Bridge, Thomas : of Hunstanton, Norfolk : son of Thomas Bridge, mediocris
fortunse. School, Walden, four years. Age 16. Admitted pensioner, Jan. 10,
1567—8. Assigned a cubicle with Mr Stephen Valenger, his tutor and surety.
Scholar in 1572.

*Hownd, Edmund : M. A. : son of John Hound, merchant of London. Bom
at Calais. Age 23. Educated at Trinity College. Admitted fellow-com-
moner, June 14, 1568. Tutor and surety Mr John Staller, M.A., fellow.
Assigned the second upper cubicle to the east.

Matriculated at Trin. 1558, where he became scholar. B.A. 1563—4 :
M.A. 1567 : D.D. 1582. Appears as feUow and tutor at Caius from
Oct. 1573 to June 1576. President, 1573-6. Master of Cath, Hall, 1577-98.
Chaplain to the Earl of Leicester. Appointed by Dr Caius to preach his
funeral sermon. Rector of Symondsbury, Dorset, where he died about Feb.
1597-8; being said to have hanged himself. Rector of West Tilbury,
Ess., 1581. Incorporated M.A at Oxford, 1572 (Ath, Ca/rU.). During
the religious disputes in the college the fellows complained that Hownd,
supporting the Master, Dr Legge, overlooked disorders amongst the students
in his chambers, "as black sanct, and singing of lewde ballads, with heads
out of the windowes and so lowde voyce that all the howse wondred thereatt,
to the very evil example of the youthe" {Lanad, 33). Pedigree in Vis, of
Cambs, 1619, where his father and grandfather are described as ''of Calais."

Clarkeson, Thomas : of Northallerton, Yorkshire : son of Anthony Clarkeson,
mediocris fortunae. School, Northallerton, five years. Age 20. Admitted
pensioner, June 14, 1568. Assigned a cubicle with his tutor and surety,
Mr John Maplet, fellow.

Perhaps M.A. (Trin.) 1575; ordained priest (Peterb.) Sept. 18, 1571;
rector of Lyng, Norf., about 1578; and of Hingham, Norf., 1584-1605.
Died 1605.

Rowse, Thomas: son of Caspar Rowse, citizen of London. Bom in London.
At school there, five years. Age 25. Admitted pensioner, July 14, 1568.
Tutor and surety Mr Henry Holand, president of the college. Assigned
a cubicle with Ds Churche.

Tappe, Edmund : of Felmersham (' Fensham'), Beds. : son of Robert Tappe.
School, Felmersham, four years. Aged 18. Admitted pensioner, July 14,

1568. Tutor and surety Mr Henry Holand. Assigned a cubicle with
Mr Depup.

Parlet, Francis : B.A. : of Downham, Norfolk : son of Thomas Parlet, mediocris
fortune. At Christ's College, four yeara Age 20. Admitted pensioner,

1567—1568. 63

Sept. 11, 1568. Tutor and surety Mr Stephen Yalenger, fellow. Assigned
the fifth lower cubicle.

B.A. (Christ's) 1567-8. Perhaps the same whose son was admitted at
our college in 1598, and who is then described as "of hynn"

Dunning, Lancelot: M.A. : of the county of York: son of Christopher Dun-
ning. Fellow of Trinity College, where he was educated. Age 26. Ad-
mitted fellow-commoner, Sept. 14, 1568. Surety, Mr John Stallard, fellow.
Assigned the fifth lower cubicla

B.A. (Trin.) 1560-1 : M.A 1564. Fellow of Trinity 1562-5. Ordained
priest (Norw.) Nov. 8, 1570. Rector of Grundisburgh, Suff., 1566-1617.
Married, at Gt Bealings, Sufi*., May 11, 1591, Margaret Carver. Buried at
Grundisburgh Nov. 30, 1617. Mentioned in the will of Michael Dunning,
of Lincoln, clerk; proved (P.C.C.) 1568—9.

Cosen, Richard : of the county of Bedford : son of Thomas Cosen, mediocris
fortun». At Trinity College three years. Age 18. Admitted pensioner,
Sep. 20, 1568. Tutor and surety, Mr John Staller, fellow. Assigned the
second loiver cubicle

B.A. (Trin.) 1565: M.A. 1568: LL.D. 1580. Fellow of Trinity, 1566:
senior fellow, 1569 : lecturer, 1572-3 : thesaurarius, 1574-5.

MiCH» 1568— MiOH« 1569.

Shuckforth, John: of Harling, Norfolk: son of William Shuckforthe, mediocris
fortune. School, Walden, Essex, three years. Age 16. Admitted pen-
sioner, Oct. 3, 1568. Tutor and surety, Mr Stephen Yalenger, feUow.

Probably grandson of John Shuckforth of Saham Toney. The family
lived in that parish for more than 200 years (A.J.).

Spenser, Roger: of Newton, Stafibrdshire : son of Richard Spenser, mediocris
fortune. School, Repton, Derbyshire, four years. Age over 20. Ad-
mitted pensioner, Oct. 20, 1568. Assigned a cubicle with his tutor and
surety, Mr Holand, president.

B.A. 1573-4. Scholar in 1572. Ordained deacon (My) Dec. 21, 1576.

Stutsberye, Benedict: of Northants.: son of William Stutsberye, mediocris fortune.
School, Brackley, six years. Age 20. Admitted pensioner, Oct 22, 1568.
Assigned a cubicle with Mr Stephen Yalenger, fellow, his tutor and surety.
Probably of Evenley, Northants., where several of this name resided.

Chapman, Allen : of Thriplow, Cambs. : son of Peter Chapman, gent. School,
Walden, four years. Age 16. Admitted pensioner, Oct. 22, 1568. Assigned
a cubicle with Mr Stephen Yalenger, fellow, his tutor and surety.
Admitted at Gray's Inn 1576 : from Barnard's Inn.

Rust, Thomas : of Clare, Suffolk : son of Thomas Rust, mediocris fortunae.
School, Clare, four years. Age 17. Admitted pensioner, Nov. 12, 1568.
Assigned a cubicle with his tutor and 'surety, Mr Holand, fellow and
president of the college.

B.A 1573-4: M.A. 1578. Ordained priest (Lond.) Oct. 16, 1577:—
described as of Toppesfield. Rector of Aldham, £ss., 1604.

Sowter, Thomas: of Long Sutton, Lincolnshire: son of Thomas Sowter, medi-
ocris fortunae. School, Wisbech, four years. Age 22. Admitted pensioner,
Dec. 8, 1568. Assigned a cubicle with Henry Hammot, fellow, his tutor
and surety.

Probably B.A. (Qu.) 1568-9 : M.A. 1572 ; and vicar of Wiggenhall St
Mary, Norl, 1577-1591. Suspended, in 1584, for non-compliance with Abp
Whitgift's Articles. Will proved (Norw.) 1591.

64 GONVILLE AND CAIUS.

Parlet, William: of Downham, Norfolk: son of Thomas Parlet, mediocris
fortunse. School, Downham, four years. Age 18. Admitted pensioner,
Jan. 14, 1568-9. Tutor and surety, Mr Holand, fellow. Assigned a cubicle
with his brother Francis.

Jeffreis, Thomas : of Water Orton 1 (* Waytrton '), Warwickshire : son of William
J^&eis, mediocris fortunee, deceased. School, Bepton, four years. Age 20.
Admitted pensioner, Jan. 14, 1568-9. Assigned a cubicle with his tutor
and surety, Mr Holand, president of the college.

'Thomas Jeffireis of Line. Diocese' subscribed for deacon's orders at
Chester, July 26, 1573. Probably the rector of Snelland, lines., described
{Pa/rt of a Beg.) as "no preacher" in 1586.

Eyrbye, Richard, B.A. : of London : son of Robert Eyrbye, mediocris fortunse.
At Queens' College, five years. Age 20. Admitted pensioner, Jan. 18,
1568-9. Assigned a cubicle with his surety, Mr John Staller, fellow.

B.A. (Qu.) 1567-8. Incorporated at Oxfoixi Feb. 10, 1569-70. M.A.
(Oxf.) 1573. Fellow of Oriel CoUege, June 26, 1570 to March 8, 1574-5.
Rector of W. Bergholt, 1575. Vicar of White Notley, 1588 ; and of Easter-
Alta (all in Essex), 1597. Died 1608.

Waferer, Thomas: son of Robert Waferer, mediocris fortunse. Bom abroad,
at Calais. School, Sandwich, five years. Age 16. Admitted pensioner,
Feb. 3, 1568-9. Tutor and surety Ds Hammont, fellow. Assigned the
upper cubicle above the weU.

Aldye, Villers : of Gunthorpe, Northants. : son of Adam Aldye, mediocris
fortune, deceased. School, Sandwich, Kent, five yeara Age 16. Ad-
mitted pensioner, Feb. 3, 1568-9. Tutor and surety Ds Hammont. Assigned
a cubicle with Thomas Waferer.

B.A. (Pemb.) 1572-3: M.A. (Pemb.) 1576. Fellow of Pembroke,
Oct. 17, 1574, to 1579.

Lewes, Robert : of Lydd, Kent : son of John Lewes, mediocris f ortunie, deceased.
School, Colchester, four years. Age 18. Admitted pensioner, Feb. 6,
1568-9. Assigned a cubicle with his tutor and surety, Ds Churche, fellow.
B.A (Joh.) 1571-2: M.A. 1675. One of these names was rector of
Rushbrooke, Suff., in 1606. Buried there, March 10, 1616-7. Of the
same names were the rector of Markshall, Ess., 1573; and Uie vicar of
St Peter, Colchester, 1579.

Fletcher, Henry, B.A. : of Cockermouth, Cumberland : son of Henry Fletcher.
At Trinity College, eight years. Age 26. Admitted fellow-commoner,
April 22, 1569. Tutor and surety Mr John Staller, M.A., feUow. Assigned
an upper cubicle.

B.A. (Trin.) 1560-1. Ordained deacon (Lond.) Oct. 28, 1562: priest
(do.) March 14, 1562-3: when he is described as "of Dunmow, B.A.,
bom at Cockermouth, 24 years of age." Probably licensed curate of St
James, Clerkenwell, 1585-1607. Buried in the chancel there, July 14, 1607.
His father entertained Mary Queen of Scots in 1568, on her way from
Workington to Carlisle.

MiCH« 1569— Mich* 1570.

Ninge, Edward, M.A. : of Herringswell, Suffolk : son of William Ninge, medi-
ocris fortunae. Educated at Christ's College. Age 23. Admitted fellow-
commoner, Oct. 3, 1569. Tutor and surety Mr Hamante, fellow. Assigned
the ninth lower cubicle, under the library.

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B.A. (Christ's) 1563-4 : M.A. 1567. Inherited by the will of his grand-
father Thomas, yeoman, of Herrings well, in 1561. (J. J. M.)

Fletcher, John : of Tivetshall, Norfolk : son of Robert Fletcher, mediocris fortu-
ne. School, Tivetshall, four years. Age 18. Admitted pensioner, Oct. 3,
1569. Assigned a cubicle with Ds Edwards, fellow.

Migrated to Corp. Christi 1569: B.A. 1572-3. One of these names
was rector of Kirton, Sufi^, in 1603.

♦Edwards, Nicholas. From Corpus Christi. B.A. 1566-7. Fellow there till
Oct. 1569. Fellow and tutor at Caius for a short time afterwards. Of these
names were the rector of Courteenhall, Northants., 1571 : of Herringswell,
Suff., 1574 : and of Weston under Edge, Gloucs., 1590.

Wilde, George: of Felmersham, Bedfordshire: son of Robert Wilde, mediocris
fortunes. At school in Cunbridge. Age 18. Admitted pensioner, Oct. 3,
1569. Tutor and surety Mr Ha^mante. Assigned the tenth cubicle, above
the welL

Probably ordained deacon (line.) Jan. 7, ) 586-7 : described as of
Lincoln diocese.

Smithe, Nathaniel: of London: son of Ralphe Smithe, gent., deceased. At
St John's College, three years. Age 20. Admitted fellow-commoner, Oct.
18, 1569. Tutor and surety Ds Edwards. Assigned the uppermost cubicle
over the gate, in the Caius Court (The first occupant of the new buildings.)

Tuhags, Edward : of Letchworth, Herts. : son of John Thuages, gent. At
Christ's College, three years. Age 20. Admitted fellow-commoner, Oct. 23,
1569. Tutor and surety Mr Ninge. Assigned the last upper cubicle, by
the 'platea' in the western part of the Caius Court.

Dethicke, Christopher : of Beechamwell, Norfolk : son of Edmund Dethicke, gent.
Sdiool, Lynn, three years. Age 16. Admitted pensioner. Assigned a
cubicle with Mr Hamante, his tutor and surety.

Son and heir. Succeeded to his father's estate, 1565; but this was
much encumbered, and had to be partly sold by his guardians. (A. J.)
Eldest son of Edmund of Wormegay. (See Vis. of Nor/.) First cousin
of Leonard and Edmond Bastard.

Ro, William: M.A., of Oxford: son of Thomas Ro, merchant and alderman
of London (afterwards Lord Mayor). Bom in London. Educated at
St Anthony's School, and afterwards at Oxford, Admitted fellow-commoner,
Nov. 17, 1569. Age 24. Surety, Mr John Trace, M.A., fellow. Assigned
to the Master's cubicle 'per gratiam ejusdem.'

B.A. (Oxf.) 1563 : M.A. 1567. Fellow of Magdalen Coll. Oxford, in
1564. Afterwards of Higham Hill, Essex. Married Anne Cheyney, of
Chesham Bois, Bucks. Died June 29, 1596. Monument at Walthamstow : —
** Foris in Germania et Gallia ob summam eruditionem et pietatem Tremellio
et Bezae longe charissimus fuit." His mother, Mary Gresham, was first cousin
of Sir Thomas Gresham. For pedigree see Via, of Lond. 1568; and of
Bstex 1612.

♦Trade, John: B.A. 1564-5: M.A. 1568: M.D. (CaL) 1580. Fellow and
tutor, Nov. 1569 to Nov. 1573. Bursar, 1572. Proctor, 1572. President
of the college. In 1573 he received "for his pains," 20*, from Dr Caius'
executors. They also gave ^10 "to his poor sister, dwelling in Norwich,
for the release of her and her poor children." Will proved (V. C. Court)
Aug. 7, 1580. He leaves Matthiol's Herbal to the College library, mourn-
ing rings to the master and most of the fellows, 40* to be divided amongst

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66 QONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

the poor scholars of the college, and 20* amongst thoee of Peterhouse.
The will is long and unusually full of religious expressions. It mentions
many relations, amongst them his "brother Tracie, of Lincoln's Inn."

Goodwyn, Blasius: son of William Gk)odwin, gent., merchant of London. Age
19. School, Eton. Admitted fellow-commoner, Nov. 17, 1569. Tutor and
surety, Mr John Trace, M.A., fellow. Assigned a cubicle with Mr Ro.
Admitted at the Middle Temple, Dec. U, 1572.

Wydley, Thomas: of Grundisburgh, SufiBolk: son of William Wydley. Age 16.
School, Bury St Edmunds. Admitted pensioner, Nov. 26, 1569. Tutor
and surety, Edward Nynge, M.A., fellow-commoner. Assigned a lower
cubicle wiUi Spenser, by the chapel.

Spenser, Augustin: son of Nicholas Spenser, merchant. Bom in London.
Schools, St Anthony and St Lawrence. Age 16. Admitted pensioner,
Dec. 1, 1569. Surety, Mr * John Trace, fellow. Assigned a cubicle with
his tutor, Wm. Ro, M.A.

Ballard, John : of Wratting (* Tollewratting *), Suflfolk : son of William Ballard,
mediocris fortunse. School, Elmdon, three years. Age 17. Admitted
pensioner, Jan. 18, 1569-70. Tutor and surety, Ds Edwards, fellow.
Assigned the fourth lower cubicle.

B.A. (King's) 1574-5. Doubtless the seminary priest executed for
complicity in Babington's plot; as he ic^ described as a Cambridge graduate,
on his arrival at Douay College, Nov. 27, 1579. Ordained priest March
4, 1580-1, and sent to England soon after. He was imprisoned in 1581.
Afterwards in Rome, and Paris, where he had interviews with Charles Paget
(see back, p. 40) and returned with a letter from him to the Queen of Scots
in 1585. Passing as "Captain Fortescue" he travelled through England in
furtherance of the plot. Arrested in London, Aug. 4, 1585; and racked.
Executed, with five companions, Sep. 20, 1585 (v. D. N. R).

Raighet, Thomas : of Garboldisham, Norfolk : son of Robert Raghett, mediocris
fortunse. School, Garboldisham, four years. Age 18. Admitted pensioner,
June 26, 1570. Tutor and surety, Ds Edwards, fellow. Assigned the fourth
lower cubicle.

Mich* 1570— Mich« 1571.

♦Raghet, Henry: B.A. 1568-9: M.A. 1572. Ordained deacon (Norw.) Sep.
27, 1570. Appears as fellow and tutor, Jan. 1570-1 to Oct. 1572. Doubt-
less the man who was buried, at St Michael's, as "M' Packet, fellow of
Key's College," Ap. 12, 1573. Perhaps brother of the above.

Scarlett, Thomas : of Stowmarket, Suffolk : son of Robert Scarlett, mediocris
fortunie. At Trinity College, two years. Ago 18. Admitted pensioner,
Oct. 16, 1570. Tutor and surety, Mr Hamand, fellow. Assigned the upper
cubicle over the well

Thomas Scarlett, of Suffolk : admitted at Lincoln's Inn, from Fumival's
Inn, Aug. 6, 1582.

Garrard, Peter: son of William Garrard, knt. Bom in London. At school
there, six yeara Age 16. Admitted pensioner, Oct. 27, 1570. Tutor and
surety, Mr John Tracye, M.A., fellow. Assigned a cubicle under the library.
Re-admitted as fellow-commoner, Jan. 20, 1570-1. Fourth son of Sir
W. Garrard, Lord Mayor of London 1555 ; whose wiU was proved in 1572.
See Lond. Vis,, 1568 ; and * Garrard of Wheathampstead,' in Herts, Vis.

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Drake, John: of East Dereham, Norfolk: son of Thomas Drake, deceased.
School, East Dereham, four years. At Ck>rpas Christi College, four years.
Age 18. Admitted pensioner, Nov. 20, 1570. Tutor and surety, Mr John
Staller, M.A., fellow. Assigned the fourth lower cubicla

B.A. (Magd.) 1571-2. Perhaps the rector of All SS. Southampton, 1600.

Anger, Edmund : of Foulden, Norfolk : son of John Anger, mediocris fortunie.
Schools, Wilton and Ely, six years. Age 16. Admitted pensioner. Tutor
and surety, Ds Raghett, fellow. Assigned the fourth lower cubicle.

Buller, Robert : of Brome, Suffolk : son of Robert BuUer, mediocris fortunie.
Schools, Hickling and Botesdale, five years. Age 18. Admitted pensioner.
Tutor and surety, Ds Raghet, fellow. Assigned the fourth lower cubicle.
Scholar in 1572.

Norootte, Samuel: of Safi&on Walden, Essex: son of Richard Norcotte, medi-
ocris fortune. School, Saffron Walden. Age 19. Admitted pensioner,
April 2, 1571. Tutor and surety, Mr Hammant Assigned the lower cubicle
above the welL

B.A. 1572-3 (20th, out of 32, in the list). Ordained deacon (Ely)
Dec. 21, 1576.

Mersse (Marsh), John : of West Wickham, Cambs. : son of Bartholomew Mersse,
mediocris fortunse. School, Bury St Edmunds, four years. Age 18. Ad-
mitted pensioner. Tutor and surety, Mr John Staller, M.A., fellow.

B.A. 1575—6. Resided in Cambridge, and is called Doctor: assisted
Gerard in his Herbal, 1597 (v. Ath. Cant,).

Bonefelowe, John: of Ellingham, Norfolk: son of Simon Bonefelowe, mediocris
fortune. At Clare College, two years. Age 20. Admitted pensioner.
Tutor and surety, Mr John Tracye, M.A., fellow. Assigned the fourth
lower cubicle.

Roper, Henry : of Sharrington, Norfolk : son of Robert Roper, gent. Schools,
Holt, Norfolk, two years; and Eaton (Socon), two years. Age 19. Ad-
mitted pensioner, June 15, 1571. Tutor and surety, Mr H. Hamant, fellow.
Assigned the upper cubicle above the well.

Scholar in 1572. Eldest son of Robert of Saxlingham : his mother
was a Dawbney of Sharrington. Cousin of Clement Dawbney, of 1581.
See Vis, of Norfolk.

Dinsdale, John: B.A.: of Lynn, Norfolk: son of John Dinsdale, merchant. At
Corpus Christi College, five years. Age 23. Admitted fellow-commoner.
Assigned the first upper cubicle by the chapel, on the east side of the Caius
court. Surety, Mr John Staller, M.A., fellow.

B.A. (CorpJ 1569-70. Ordained deacon (Norw.) June 11, 1568. Rector
of Gaywood, Norf., 1577 to 1578. Probably the Thomas Dimsdale incorpo-
rated at Oxford, in 1573: M.A. (Oxf.) 1573: will proved, as John Dinsdale,
at Oxford, 1578 (Foster). He was the student on whom, according to the
Annals, the fellows laid the blame for the outrage against Dr Caius, in the
matter of burning the chapel ornaments.

Womocke, Arthur: of East Dereham, Norfolk: son of William Wonocke (sic),
mediocris fortunie. School, East Dereham, four years. At Clare College,
three years. Admitted pensioner, July 8, 1571. Age 20. Tutor and surety,
Ds Raghett. Assigned the fourth lower cubicle.

B.A. 1572-3 : M.A. 1576. Scholar in 1572. Ordained priest (Norw.)
July 27, 1578. Rector of Lopham, Norf., 1578-1607. Married, at Harg-
ham, May 12, 1597, Alice Rowse, widow (Davy). Buried, June 18, 1607.

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68 GONVILLE AND CAIQS COLLEGE.

Saunders, Edward: of Coventry: son (by first wife) of Francis Saunders, gent.
Age 18. Schools, Great Harborough, Warwickshire, and Eton, five years.
Admitted pensioner, Aug. 22, 1571. Tutor and surety, Mr John Tracie, M.A.,
fellow. A^ssigned a cubicle in the Caius Court.

Re-admitted as fellow-commoner, Ap. 22, 1572. Admitted at the Middle
Temple, Jan. 15, 1575. Of Brixworth, EJsq. Married Millicent, daughter of
John Temple, of Stowe. Died 1630. Half-brother of Matthew, of 1593.
(See Via. of NorthmUa., 1618.)

Richemonde, Thomas : of Barton, Cambs. : son of John Richemonde, mediocris
fortunse. Age 18. School, Hitehin, Herts., one year, and King's College
School, Camb., four years. Admitted pensioner, Aug. 22, 1571. Assigned a
cubicle with Mr John Tracie, M.A., fellow, his tutor and surety.

Tayler, William : of Chelmsford : son of John Tayler. School, Chelmsford, six
years. At Christ's College, four years. Age 24. Admitted fellow-commoner,
Aug. 24, 1571. Tutor and surety, Mr John Tracie, M.A., fellow. Assigned
an upper cubicle, in the middle of the east side of the Caius Court.

Perhaps vicar of Aveley, Ess., 1573, to his death in 1589 ; and rector of
Springfield Boswell, Ess., 1581-9. One of these names was rector of Knapton,
Norf., 1573-81.

Sorell, William: of Great Waltham, Essex: son of William Sorell, mediocris
fortunse. School, Bury St Edmunds, three years. Age 23. Admitted Sep.
18, 1571. Tutor and surety, Mr H. Hammont, M.A., fellow. Assigned the
lower cubicle above the well.

The family were for many years lessees of Great Waltham parsonage.
(Morant ii. 88.) Pedigree in Vis. of Essex.

Brytiff*, Thomas : of Norwich : son of Robert Brytiff*, doctor (* medicus.') School,
Norwich, six years. Age 18. Admitted pensioner, Sep. 20, 1571. Assigned
a cubicle with his tutor and surety, Mr John StaUer, M.A., fellow.
Scholar in 1572.

Mich" 1571— Mich* 1572.

Estofte, John: of Eastoft, Yorkshire: son of Thomas Estofte, Esq. School,
Merchant Taylors', London, four years. At St John's College, three years.
Age 20. Admitted pensioner, Oct. 9, 1571. Tutor and surety, Ds Perse, B.A.,
fellow.

Bounde, John: of Aylsham, Norfolk: son of John Bounde, mediocris fortunse.
School, Aylsham, six years At St John's College, three years, * humanioribus
scientiis institutus.' Age 17. Admitted pensioner, Oct 26, 1571. Tutor
and surety, Mr John Tracie, M.A., fellow. Assigned the first lower cubicle,
on the west side of the Caius Court.

B.A. 1572-3 : Uth, out of 32, in the list : M.A. 1576. Perhaps rector of
Great Horkesley, Ess., 1580-1617 ; and of Lit Thorpe, Norf., 1602-27.

Dauson, Richard: of Holt, Norfolk: son of William Dauson, D.D. Schools,
Reepham and Aylsham, eight years. At St John's College, two years,
'melioribus literis institutus.' Admitted pensioner, Oct. 26, 1571. Tutor
and surety, Mr John Tracie, M.A., fellow. Assigned the first lower cubicle
on the west side of the Caius Court.

Succeeded his father (a great pluralist) as rector of Reepham, 1574-94.

Sanderson, Robert: of Blyth, Notts.: son of Christopher Sanderson, mediocris
fortunse, deceased. School, Sheffield, six years. At St John's College, two

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years. Age 20. Admitted pensioner, Nov. 5, 1571. Tutor and surety, Mr
John Staller, M.A., feUow. Assigned the fourth lower cubicla

Admitted at Lincoln's Inn, Oct. 22, 1579: B.A. 1572-3 : 22nd, out of 32,
in the list: M.A. 1578. Of Gilthwaite, Esq. Married Elizabeth, daughter of
Richard Carr of Ecclesfield. Purchased Blyth from the Stanhopes. Buried
there Nov. U, 1609. Father of Bp Sanderson. (See Vis. of Notts., and
Raine's Blyth.)

Union, Paul: son of Hugh Unton, merchant and citizen of London. Bom in
London: formerly bencher? ('socius') of the Middle Temple. Age 41.
Admitted fellow-commoner, Jan. 29, 1571-2. Tutor and surety, Mr John
Tracie, M.A., fellow. Assigned the fourth upper cubicle, next that of the
Master, on the west side of the Gains Court.

Faunte, Nicholas: of Canterbury: son of John Faunte, mediocris fortunse.
School, Canterbury, four years. Age 18. Admitted pensioner, Jan. 29,
1571-2. Tutor and surety, Ds Stephen Perse, B.A., fellow. Assigned the
second lower cubicle in the Gonville Court.

Scholar in 1572. B.A. (Corp.) 1675-6. Clerk of the Signet, 1603. M.P.
for Boroughbridge, 1585. Described as of Norfolk, on his entry at Corpus.
He was in Paris during the Bartholomew massacre, of which he was one of
the first to bring the details. There are many of his letters amongst the
Lambeth MSS; see especially 647, 8. Entered in the Via. of Sii/rrey^ 1623;
according to which he was twice married, (v. Ath. Cant. ; and D. N. B.)

Gilson, Edmund : of Stapleford, Cambs. : son of John Gilson, mediocris fortuns.
School, Ely, three years. At Clare Hall, two years. Age 23. In deacon's
orders. Admitted pensioner, Jan. 29, 1571-2. Tutor and surety, Mr H.
Hammont, M.A., fellow. Assigned the lower cubicle above the well.
Rector of Gaston (Norf.) 1575-9 : will proved, Norwich, 1579.

Bemant, Stephen: son of William Bemant, mediocris fortune. Bom in Cam-
bridge. Educated there, at the King's School, six years. Admitted pensioner,
April 14, 1572. Tutor and surety, Mr John Tracie, M.A., fellow. Assigned
the lower cubicle above the well.

B.A. 1575-6. Ordained deacon (Ely) Dec. 1578: priest (Lond.) March
30, 1580. Rector of Eastthorpe, £^, 1579. Indicted for non-conformity;
resigned before Nov. 1609. '^ Indicted for matters of the Book (of Common
Prayer) and now, since the Bishop's visitation, hath a day set him for his
deprivation for not yielding to wear the surplice." (v. Davids' Essex : p. 110.)

Snagge, Edward. FeUow-commoner in 1572. Rector of Marston Moretain, Beds.,
to 1598.

Richardson, Thomas: of Swinefleet, Yorkshire: son of Matthew Richardson,
mediocris fortunte. School, Louth, four years. Age 18. Admitted pensioner,
April 28, 1572. Tutor and surety, Mr Robert Churche, M.A., fellow. As-
signed the fourth lower cubicle.

A Thomas Ricliardson was reported as a Popish recusant Sep. 30, 1588.
(Strype, Ann. iii. ii. 600.)

Rise, Henry: of Runcton: son of William Rise, mediocris fortunsB. Bom at
North Repps, Norfolk. Schools, Norwich, three years; and Aylsham, three
years. Age 16. Admitted pensioner, April 29, 1572. Tutor and surety,
Mr John Tracie, M. A., fellow. Assigned the first lower cubicle to the south,
on the west side of the Gains Court.

A Henry Rise was one of the Norfolk clergy suspended for non-compliance
with Whitgift's Articles in 1584. Rector of Ovington 1600-3. In 1603
the value of the living is returned as £\0. is. 2cL (Harl. 595.) Will proved
(Norwich) 1603.

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^Clarke, John : B. A. : of Stevenage, Herts. : son of John Clarke. Educated at
Christ's College, ' bonis artibus et disciplinis emditus.' Age 23. Admitted
fellow-commoner, May 22, 1572. Tutor and surety, Mr John Tracie, M.A.,
fellow. Assigned a cubicle by that of the Master.

B.A. 1570-1 : M.A. 1574. Probably fellow of the college in June
1572. A John Clark, M.A., was rector of Walkem, Herts., 1604-12.
Died May 23, 1612.

Kent, Thomas : of Aston, Herts. : son of John Kent, mediocris fortnnas. Schools,
Aston, Baldock, and Shephall (' Shepholde '), six years. At Trinity College
six months. Age 19. Admitted pensioner, May 22, 1572. Surety, Mr John
Tracie, M.A., fellow. Assigned a cubicle with his tutor, Ds Clerke, B.A.

Of Aston, gent. Eldest son. Married Mercy, daughter of Thomas Clark,
(v. App, to Vis, of Herts.; and to Vis. of Beds.)

Bates, Peter: of Hatfield, Herts.: son of Edmund Bates, mediocris fortunie.
School, Stevenage, four years. Age 17. Admitted pensioner. May 31, 1572.
Surety, Mr John Tracie, M.A., fellow. Assigned a cubicle with his tutor,
Ds Clerke, B.A.

B.A. 1575-6. Subscribed for orders (deacon and priest) at Chester, Dec.
21, 1576. Rector of Flixton, Suff., 1577-88.

Stonehowse, Edward : B.A.: of Bersted? ^'Boested*), Kent : son of George Stone-
howse, Esq. At Pembroke Hall, ' lioeralibus scientiis institutus,' five years.
Age 22. Admitted fellow-commoner, June 1, 1572. Tutor and surety, Mr
John Tracie, M.A., fellow. Assigned the upper cubicle next but one to that
of the Master.

B.A. (Pemb.) 1571-2. The father was Clerk of the Green Cloth to Queen
Elizabeth, and died in 1575.

Twedy, Richard: of Workington, Cumberland: son of William Twedy, gent.
Schools, Twyford, Hants., and Maldon, Essex, four years. Age 14. Ad-
mitted pensioner, June 5, 1572. Tutor and surety, Mr Henry Hammont.
Assigned the fourth upper cubicle.

Clarke, Croorge : of Bennington, Herts. : son of William Clarke, mediocris for-
tunae. Schools, Bennington, two years; and Walkem, four years. Age 19.
Admitted pensioner, June 6, 1572. Surety, Mr John Tracie, M.A., fellow.
Assigned a cubicle with his tutor, Ds Gierke, B.A.

B.A. (Christ's) 1574-5 : M.A. 1578. A * George Clarke, of Line Diocese '
subscribed for priest's orders (Lina) Ap. 8, 1587. Perhaps the rector of
Monks Risborough, Bucks., who had a license to marry Elizabeth €k>uldwell,
of Duxford, 1584 (Ely Moflrr. Lie.). Rector of Scampton, 1587 ; and of
Kirkby on Bain, 1597 ; both in lines.

Dowe (Dove), Richard : B.A. : of Attleborough, Norfolk : son of Henry Dowe.
School, Wymondham. At Corpus Christi College, three years. Age 23.
Admitted fellow-commoner, June 6, 1572. Surety, Mr John Tracie, M.A.,
feUow. Assigned the last upper cubicle to the south, on the east side of the
Caius Court.

B.A. (Corp.) 1569-70 : M.A. 1573. Vicar of Emneth, Norf., and of Lyng
in 1576. Probably the same who was instituted to Stratford, Suff., Feb. 23,
1587-8 : living vacated in 1589. Richard Dow, M. A., was one of the Suffolk
ministers who refused to subscribe to " Whitgift's Articles " in 1584 (Browne,
p. 604).

Cause, William : son of Robert Cause, mediocris fortunse. Bom in London.
School, St Paul's, six years. Age 18. Admitted pensioner, June 9, 1572.

1572. 71

Tutor and surety, Mr Stephen Perse, M.A., fellow. Assigned the third lower
cubicle in the Gfonville Court.

B.A. 1575-6: M.A. 1579: B.D. 1586. Ordained deacon (Lond.) March
30, 1580 ('Cawsey'). Vicar of Reigate, Surrey, 1585 to 1599; when he
resigned.

Wennam, Thomas : son of Thomas Wennam, mediocris fortunse, deceased. Bom
at Walden, Essex. At school there, six years. Age 16. Admitted pensioner,
June 14, 1572. Assigned a cubicle with his tutor and surety, Mr John
Staller, M.A., fellow.

B. A. 1575-6 (Pemb.) : M.A. 1579. Vicar of Finchingfield, Essex, 1584,
to his death in 1605.

Boroughe, Richard : of Snettisham, Norfolk : son of John Boroughe, mediocris
fortunse. School, Snettisham, four years. At Queens' College, two years.
Age 20. Admitted pensioner, July 4, 1572. Assigned a cubicle with his
tutor and surety, Mr Henry Raghet, M.A., fellow.

Sherarde, Simon : of Lobthorpe, Lincoln : son of Rowland Sherarde, gent, (after-
wards knighted). School, Grantham, four years. Age 16. Admitted
pensioner, Aug. 3, 1572. Tutor and surety, Mr John Tracie, M.A., fellow.
Assigned the cubicle under the library.

B.A. 1576-7 : M.A. 1580. Probably died young. Npt mentioned in the
pedigree, in the Vis. of Leics., 1619, of *Sherard of Stapleford.' His mother
was Jane, daughter of Augustine Porter, of Belton. (A. R. M.)

Mich- 1572— Mich* 1573.

Muffet, Thomas : son of Thomas Muffet, citizen of London. Bom in London.
School, Merchant Taylors', five years. At Trinity College, four years. Age
19. Admitted pensioner, Oct. 6, 1572. Tutor and surety, Mr John Tracie,
M.A., fellow. Assigned the last lower cubicle to the soutJi, on the east side
of the Caius Court.

B.A. (Cath.) 1572-3; 3rd out of 32, in the list. M.A. (Trin.) 1576.
M.D. at Basle; incorporated at Cambridge, 1582. Travelled much abroad,
with Lords Essex, Willoughby, and others, on various missions. Practised
for a time at Ipswich. FeUow of the College of Physicians, 1588. M.P. for
Wilton, 1597, where he spent the latter part of his life as a retainer of the
Earl of Pembroke. Buried at Wilton, about June 1605. Author : Health* 8
Improvement^ and other medical works (v. Ath, Cant.), One of the charges
against Dr Legge was of having driven Muffet from the college, "a very
proper scholar, and very forward in religion " (Lansd, 33), on account of his
anti-popish opinions, (v. Munk's RoU^ i. 91; and D. N. B.)

Addye, Robert: of Wath (upon Deame), Yorkshire: son of William Addye,
mediocris fortunsB, deceased. Schools, Rotherham and Worsbrough, six years.
Age 20. Admitted pensioner, Oct. 6, 1572. Tutor and surety, Mr Henry
Rfi^het, M.A., feUow. Assigned the lower cubicle above the well.

Greaves, Rodolphe: of Todwick, Yorkshire: son of Charles Greaves, mediocris
fortunse. School, Laughton, Yorkshire, five years. Age 18. Admitted
pensioner, Oct. 8, 1572. Surety, Mr John Tracie, M.A., president. Assigned
a cubicle with his tutor, Mr Tayler, fellow-commoner.

B.A. 1575-6 (Clare) : M.A. 1579. Rector of Cuhnerton, Salop, 1578.

Cattelyne, Ralph (* Ranulphus ') : son of Richard Cattelyne, gent. Bom in
London. School, Wymondham, Norfolk, three years. Age 18. Admitted
pensioner, Nov. 15, 1672. Tutor and surety, Mr John Tracie, M.A., president

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72 GONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

of the college. Assigned the lower cubicle under the library. Re-admitted
as fellow-commoner, Ap. 4, 1575.

B.A. 1576-7 : M.A. (Clare) 1580. Rector of Naughton, Suffi ; and of
Wenham Combust, Suflf., 1584. Brother of Richard, of 1561. Will proved
(P. C. C.) Jan. 18, 1612-3 : his lands in Capel to be sold, and J&5 per an, to
be paid to his wife Katharine : sons Abdiel and Benaiah executors. (J. J. M.)
*Canhan, Simon : B.A. : of Ashill, Norfolk : son of Simon Canhan, mediocris for-
tune. At St John's College, four years. Age 22. Admitted pensioner, Jan.
20, 1572-3. Tutor, Mr John Tracie, M.A., president of the college. Assigned
the last lower cubicle, at the south end of the west side of the Caius Court.

B.A. (Joh.) 1571-2 : M.A. 1575. Fellow from about Oct. 1575 to Sep.
1578. Chaplain to the Earl of Bath. Rector of Marwood, Dev., 1578-1622.
Rector of Tawstock, 1578-1622. Buried at Marwood, Dec, 23, 1622. M. I.
there. Wife Mary buried June 2, 1613.

Clarke, William : of Stevenage, Herts. : son of Thomas Clarke, mediocris fortunn.
School, Eton (Eaton Socon ?), four years. Age 20. Admitted pensioner, Jan.
28, 1572-3. Tutor, Mr Clarke, fellow-commoner. Surety, Mr John Tracie,
M.A., president. Assigned the third and middle lower cubicle, at the south
end of the west side of the Caius Court.

Johnson, Thomas: son of Geoffirey Johnson, merchant^ of London. Bom there.
School, St FauTs, four years. At St John's College, three years. Age 19.
Admitted pensioner, March 25, 1573. Tutor and surety, Mr Robert Churche,
M.A., fellow. Assigned the fourth lower cubicle.

B.A. 1573-4. Ordained priest (Lond.) Oct. 6, 1577.

Fryer, Robert: of Gravesend, Kent: son of John Fryer, mediocris fortunas.
School, Canterbury, five years. Age 16. Admitted pensioner, April 3, 1573.
Tutor and surety, Mr Robert Churche, M.A., fellow. Assigned the third
lower cubicle.

B.A. 1576-7: M.A. 1580. Ordained deacon (Lond.) Dec. 21, 1581.
Vicar of West-Thurrock, Ess., 1584 to his death in 1593.

Longe, John : of Clare, Suffolk : son of John Longe, deceased, mediocris fortune.
School, Clare, four years. Age 18. Admitted pensioner, April 7, 1573.
Tutor and surety, Mr Robert Churche, M.A., fellow. Assigned the lower
cubicle above the ifirell

B.A. 1577-8: M.A. 1584. Probably vicar of Gt. Wilbraham, Cambs.,
1580 ; and rector of Tuddenham, Suff., 1584.

Ager, Clement : of Clare, Suffolk : son of Clement Ager, mediocris fortune.
School, Clare, four years. Age 20. Admitted pensioner, April 21, 1573.
Assigned a cubicle with Mr Stephen Perse, M.A., fellow, his tutor and surety.
Rector of Bradfield Combust^ Suff., from 1603, when he returned 60 com-
municants {Harl 595). Buried there, Sep. 17, 1623. Will dated 1623;
proved (Bury) 1623: "of Bradfield."

Trendel, Thomas : of Saham Tony (* Same '), Norfolk : son of William Trendel,
mediocris fortunse. Schools, Saham Tony and Shipdham, three years. Age
15. Admitted pensioner, April 29, 1573. Assigned a cubicle with Mr Stephen
Perse, M.A., fellow, his tutor and surety.

Vicar of Mendham, Suff., to 1631. Buried June 18, 1631. Will proved
(Norwich) 1631.

Clarke, John : of Walkem, Herts. : son of William Clarke. School, Walkem, three
years. Age 16. Admitted fellow-commoner. May 19, 1573. Tutor and
surety, Mr John Tracie, M.A., fellow. Assigned an upper cubicle, the second
from that of the Master.

One of these names admitted at Gray's Inn, 1577.

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*Ijdgge^ Thomas. Son of Stephen Legge, of Norwich. Matriculated at Corpus,
1552. Migrated to Trinity. B.A. (Trin.) 1556-7 : M.A. 1560 : LL.D. 1575.
Incorporated at Oxford, 1586. Fellow of Trinity, 1560 to 1568. Fellow of
Jesus, 1568 to 1573. Regius Pro! of Civil Law, 1563-73. Doctor in
the Court of Arches, and Master in Chancery. Dr Caius resigned the Master-
ship to him, June 27, 1573, on finally quitting the college ; having nominated
him in his will (June 14), in accordance with an agreement with the college,
as his "trusty and well-beloved friend." Died July 12, 1607. Buried in the
collie chapel, where there is a fine monimient to him. Author of a tragedy,
Richard the TJiird. " One of the best in England for composing tragedies ''
(Wood, Ath. Ox.). Pedigree in Vis. of Cambs.^ 1619. For some account of
his long and active rule in college see under Mcuters.

Barker, William : son of Edmund Barker, mediocris fortunse. Bom in Norwich. At
school there, seven years. Age 16. Admitted pensioner, July 9, 1573. Tutor
and surety, Mr Stephen Perse, M.A., fellow. Assigned the third lower cubicle.
B.A. 1576-7.

Mudde, John : son of Henry Mudde, citizen of London. Bom in London. At St
Paul's school, four years. Age 18. Admitted pensioner, July 11, 1573. Tutor
and surety, Mr Robert Churche, M. A., fellow. Assigned the fourth lower cubicle.

♦Temple, Thomas : R A. : of Leicester : son of Robert Temple, mediocris fortunae.
Admitted pensioner, Aug. 1573. At Jesus College, five years. Age 22.
Surety, the Master, Mr Thomas Legge. Assigned the second upper cubicle
in the Gonville Court.

B.A. (Jes.) 1572-3 : M.A. (CaL) 1576. Fellow from about Jan. 1574-5 to Ap.
1576. Robert Temple of lieicester, and Thomas his son, sold the Augustine
Priory at Leicester for £20 in 1597. (Nichols, Herald and Geneal. iii. 392.)

Witham, Anthony : of Cliffe, Yorkshire : son of John Witham, gent. School, Kirby,
Yorkshire, five years. At Jesus College, two years. Age 18. Admitted
pensioner, July 15, 1573. Tutor and surety, the Master, Mr Thomas Legge.
Assigned the sixth lower cubicle. Re-admitted as fellow-commoner, Oct. 16.
Of Clifie, Esq. Married Anne, daughter of John Middleton, of Stockeld.
Admitted at Gray's Inn, from Staples Inn, 1575. (Vis. of Yarks., 1585.)

Foxe, Nicholas : of Thorpe, Yorkshire : son of Hiomas Foxe, gent. School, New-
burgh, Yorkshire, six years. At Jesus College, two years. Admitted pensioner,
July 17, 1573. Age 18. Tutor and surety, the Master, Mr Thomas Legge.
Assigned the sixth lower cubicle. Re^mitted as fellow-commoner, Jan. 15,
1573-4.

Probably the same who was afterwards a seminary priest. Ordained
priest at Douay, in 1581 (see Douay Diary).

Dodsworthe, Francis : of Thornton Watlass, Yorkshire : son of John Dodsworth,
gent. School, Newburgh, five years. At Jesus College, six months. Age 18.
Admitted pensioner, July 15, 1573. Tutor and surety, the Master, Mr Thomas
L^ge. Assigned the sixth lower cubicle.

Third son: died without issue. Admitted at Gray's Inn, from Staples
Inn, 1575. Not mentioned in the'pedigree in Vis. of Yorks.f 1585. Some of
the family are returned as popish recusants in 1604.

Girlington, John: of Hutton, Yorkshire: son of Nicholas Girlington, gent.
Schools, Heighington, Eirkby, and Barnard CasUe, ^ve years. At Jesus
College, six months. Age 16. Admitted pensioner, July 15, 1573. Assigned
a cubicle with his tutor and surety, the Master, Mr Thomas Legge.

Fourth son. Afterwards of Thurland Castle, Lanes., knight. Married
Qiristian, daughter of Sir Wm Babthorp. He and his wife are returned as
popish recusants in 1604. See Vis. of Yorks. {Harl. Soc.).

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Birde, Edward : of Debden, Essex : son of Philip Byrde, mediocris fortume.
Schools, Debden, and Walden, four years. At Jesus College, six months.
Age 16. Admitted pensioner, July 15, 1573. Assigned a cubicle with his
tutor and surety, the Master, Mr Thomas Legge.

Second son. Admitted at the Middle Temple, Oct 10, 1580.

Belassis, Charles : of Newburgh, Yorkshire : son of William Belassis, knt. School,
Newburgh, six years. At Jesus College, six months. Age 16. Admitted
pensioner, July 15, 1573. Tutor and surety, the Master, Mr Legge.
Assigned the first upper cubicle, next the chapel, on the east side of the
Caius Court.

B.A. (Jes.) 1578-9: M.A. 1582. Of Morton, Houghton le Spring,
which he inherited from his uncle Kichard. Will printed by Svrtees Soc.
(Vol. 38, p. 339). Described as D.C.L. : leaves all his books, furniture, <fea
" in St John's College, Cambridge," to his brother Brian. Buried at Houghton,
Aug. 18, 1601. (v. Vi8. of Yorka,)

Woorledge, Nicholas : of Eye, Suffolk : son of John Woorledge, mediocris fortunse.
School, Eye, four years. Age 14. Admitted pensioner, July 20, 1573.
Tutor and surety, Mr Robert Churche, M.A., fellow. Assigned the fourth
lower cubicle in the Gonville Court.

Tooley, Thomas : son of Richard Tooley, mediocris fortunae. Born in Norwich : at
school there, six years. Two years at Corpus Christi College and Trinity
Hall. Age 19. Admitted pensioner, Aug. 12, 1573. Tutor and surety,
Mr Stephen Perse, M.A., fellow. Assigned a lower cubicle, to the south, on
the west side of the Caius Court.

B.A. 1575-6. Admitted at Corpus, 1571.

Hall, Christopher : of York : son of Rodolph Hall, gent. School, Eton, five years.
At St John's College, one year. Age 21. Admitted fellow-commoner, Aug. 14,
1573. Surety, Mr John Tracie, M.A., fellow. Assigned the second upper
cubicle, to the south, on the west side of the Caius Court.

B.A. 1574-5 : 6th, out of 19, in the list Rector of Escrick, Yorks.,
1602.

Brewsse (Brus), Edmund : of Wenham, Suffolk : (fifth) son of John Brewse, knt.
School, Ipswich, four years. At Christ's College, a year and a half. Age 19.
Admitted pensioner, Aug. 15, 1573. Surety, the Master, Mr Thomas Legge.
Assigned the first lower cubicle to the south, on the west side of the Caius Court.
Died without issue; probably before his father's death in 1584. (v. Suf,
Vis.)

Crescie, Hugh : of Blyth, Notts. : (second) son of Nicholas Crescie, Esq. At Jesus
and Queens' Colleges, five years. Age 24. Admitted fellow-commoner, Aug.
18, 1573. Surety, Mr Thomas Legge, Master of the college. Assigned the
upper middle cubicle on the east side of the Caius Court.

Rector of Wilford, Notts., 1581-90. By his wiU, proved May 1593, he
desires to be buried in Wilford Church. See Via, of Notts, for pedigree.
(Godfrey's Notts)

Cholmeley, Henry: of Bolton, Yorkshire: son of Richard Cholmeley, knt. At
Jesus College, six months. Age 17. Admitted fellow-commoner, Aug. 18,
1573. Surety, the Master, Mr Thomas Legge. Assigned the first upper
cubicle, to the south, on the east side of the Caius Court.

Henry Cholmeley, "of Yorkshire," was admitted at Lincoln's Inn, May 19,
1577. Of Whitby and Roxby, knt. Succeeded his elder brother Francis.
Married Margaret, daughter of Sir W. Babthorpe. Died Jan. 12, 1615-6 ;
and buried at St John's, York. See Foster's Yorks. Pedigrees.

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Baker, Thomas: son of Richard Baker, mediocris fortunae. Bom at Dereham
Grange, Norfolk. School, Elmdon, Essex, four years. At Jesus College,
three months. Age 19. Admitted pensioner, Aug. 18, 1573. Assigned a
cubicle with his surety, Mr Thomas Legge, Master of the college.

Baker, Richard : brother of the above. Bom and educated at the same places as
liis brother. Age 18. Admitted pensioner, Aug. 18, 1573. Assigned a
cubicle with his surety, Mr Thomas Legge, Master of the college.

Uoltbie, Richard : of Fiyton ? (* Fritam '), Yorkshire : son of Lancelot Holtbie,
mediocris fortunae. School, Northallerton, four years. At Christ's College,
two years. Age 20. Admitted pensioner, Aug. 19, 1573. Surety, Mr John
Tracie, M.A., fellow. Assigned the first lower cubicle, to the south, on the
west side of the Caius Court.

Migrated to Oxford, 1574. B.A. (Oxf.) 1575-6. A celebrated Jesuit
priest : one of the few who, though constantly hunted by spies, escaped
apprehension. Described by an informer, about 1593, as *'a little man, with
a reddish beard, about the age of 43." Most of his labours were in his own
county of Yorkshire, where he died in extreme old age. May 25, 1640. So
remarkable does his immunity seem — he frequently visited York Castle whilst
H. Walpole was a prisoner there — that Dr Jessopp thinks he must have had
some powerful friends in the background. He became Superior of the English
Jesuits, after the execution of Garnet, May 3, 1606. (v. Foley's Records,
Vol III. and D. N. B.)

Patricke, Giles : MLA. : of Shineton (< Sheiuketon '), Shropshire : son of Thomas
Patrick, mediocris fortunae. School, Worcester : afterwards at Jesus College
Age 30. Admitted fellow-commoner, Aug. 23, 1573. Surety, Mr John
Tracie, M.A., fellow. Assigned the last upper cubicle, to the south, on the east
side of the Caius Court.

B.A. (Jes.) 1561-2 : M. A. 1565 : M.D. 1584.

Elroes, Edward : of Cransley, Northants. : son of Henry Elmes, mediocris fortune.
School, Peterborough, three years. Age. 20. Admitted pensioner, Sep. 18,
1573. Assigned a cubicle with his surety, Mr John Tracie, M.A., fellow.

MiCH» 1573— MiCH» 1574.

♦Howse, Thomas: of Baconsthorpe, Norfolk: son of John Howse, mediocris
fortunie. School, Holt, Norfolk, six years. Age 18. Admitted pensioner,
Oct. 11, 1573. Assigned a cubicle with Mr Edmund Hownde, M.A.,
president of the college.

B.A. 1576-7 : M.A. 1580. FeUow from about L. Day 1579 to L. Day
1587. Is returned as a preacher, Nov. 1581. Perhaps rector of Clenchwater,
Nort, in 1602.

Grene, John: of Bamby upon Don, Yorkshire: son of John Grene, gent. At
Jesus College, two years. Age 18. Admitted pensioner, Oct. 17, 1573.
Assigned a cubicle with his surety, the Master, Mr Thomas Legga

Peiiiaps B.A. (Corp.) 1575-6. Rector of Badsworth, Yorks. : buried there
Jan. 22, 1598-9.

Jaaper, Robert : of Boxf ord, Suffolk : son of Henry Jasper. School, Boxford, five
years. At Trinity College, two years. Age 20. Admitted pensioner, Nov. 1,
1573. Surety, the president, Mr Hownde. Assigned the upper cubicle above
the welL

76 QONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Whitinge, Thomas : of Boxford, Suffolk : son of Thomas Whitinge, mediocris
fortunn. School, Boxford, five years. At Trinity and King's Colleges, three
years. Age 16. Admitted pensioner, Nov. 1, 1573. Surety, the president,
Mr Hownde. Assigned the upper cubicle above the welL
B.A. 1574-5.

Kirkbie, Richard : of Kirkby, Lancashire : son of Roger Kirkbie, Esq. Schools,
St Bees, and Giggleswick, six years. Age 16. Admitted fellow-commoner,
Nov. 5, 1573. Assigned a cubicle with his surety, Mr Robert Churche, M.A.,
fellow.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, from Barnard's Inn, Jan. 30, 1576-7. Entered
in Lanes, Vis. 1616; when the father was still alive, aged 95; but Richard
apparently dead.

Couper, George : of Hinton, Cambs. : son of Francis Couper, gent. School,
Fulbourn, three years. Age 15. Admitted fellow-commoner, Nov. 17, 1573.
Surety, Mr Robert Churche, fellow.

Of Runcton Holme, Norf., gent. Married Catherine, daughter of Marma-
duke Bland of Cambs., and had issue. His daughter, Rose, married Rob.
Church of 1566. (See Via. of Norfolk.)

Crooke, Henry : of Alderford, Norfolk : son of Henry Crooke, gent. Schools :
Norwich, Weston, and Reepham, six years. At Corpus Christi College, three
years. Age 20. Admitted pensioner, Nov. 18, 1573. Surety, Mr John
Tracie, M.A., fellow. Assigned the third lower cubicle to the south, on the
west side of the Caius Court.

B.A. 1573-4 : M.A. 1577. Vicar of Necton, Norf., 1580, and rector
1587-1630. Will proved, * of Necton,' 1630. Probably rector of W. Walton,
Norl, 1606-1613. The ^ther was mayor of Norwich in 1553.

Slade, Robert : of St Neots, Hunts. : son of Richard Slade, gent. School, Win-
chester, four years. Age 19. Admitted pensioner, Oct. 15, 1573. Surety,
the Master, Mr Thomas Legge. Assigned the cubicle under the library.

Fingley, John: matriculated sizar,. Dec. 1573. Bom at Bamby, Yorkshire.
Afterwards a seminary priest and martyr. Admitted at Douay Collie,
Feb. 13, 1579-80. Ordained sub<leacon Feb. 21, 1580-1; and priest at
Rheims, by the Bp of Chalons, March 25, 1581. Sent to England Ap. 24,
1581, about the same time as Ed. Osbume. Apprehended and committed to
York gaol; tried there; and hanged and quartered, Aug. 8, 1586. He
appears to have resided three years or more in college, and his real character
seems to have been at once suspected by the fellows. He was at first sizar to
Hugh Cressy, and afterwards appointed butler by Dr Legge, an office usually
held by a scholar. He was the subject of violent complaints against the
master by the anti-Romish party in college. " That the said Finglye was made
butler* by the master without consent of the fellows... that the common rumour
was that he did labour to pervert youth secretly... came veiy seldom or never
to prayer or sermons... could not be drawn unto them by warning and cor-
rection often used by this deponent (H. Faman)...was not sent away by the
master, but that his lewd dealing being detected he ran away." " There was
very much speech of a mass reported to be said by Fingley in the master's
great chamber, and that he was by some suspected to be a priest " (LanscL
33). There is a reference to him as ^' a priest of Gkxi, put into a low prison,
into a deep and darksome dungeon," at York (v. Foley iii. 251 ; and
D. N. B.). For more see Caian, VoL v.

^ The butler was a college officer who ranked with the scholars, and should have been
appointed, like them, by the master and fellows together.

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Osbume, Edward : of Kelmarsh, Northants. : (second) son of John Osbume,
mediocris fortnnse. School^ Kelmarsh, four years. Age 19. Admitted
pensioner, May 15, 1574. Tutor and surety, Mr John Depup, M.A.,
fellow.

Afterwards a seminary priest. Ordained priest from Douay College,
1581 ; and sent to England the same year. Returned in 1583, bringing John
Roberts (see p. 88) with him. Afterwards, under family pressure, he recanted ;
but rejoined the church of Rome in 1587, "valde pcenitens." He was refused
his degree at Cambridge, on account of his opinions. One of the complaints of
the fellows was " that Osbume, being convicted of Papistry, the master did
not expulse him '' {Lansd. 33). In a letter from the Recorder of London it is
stated that " one Osborne a seminary priest came drooping into a chamber
where M' Topcliffe and myself were. Him we examined, and it appeared that
he was a seminary priest and had dwelt at the Hospital at Rome four years,
and after he was professed into the house of the Franciscans being barefoot
friars that lived by begging: and that he lived by begging, and that he
laboured by cutting wood and bearing of it upon his back " (Strype, Ann, iii.
1. 125).

Hamonde, George : of Westmill (* Westmere '), Herts. : son of George Hammonde,
mediocris fortunse. School, Ely, five years. Age 19. Admitted pensioner,
Feb. 19, 1573-4. Surety, the Master, Mr Thomas Legge.

B.A. 1577-8: M.A. 1581. Ordained deacon (Lond.) March 30, 1580:
priest (Ely) April, 1580. Vicar of Eltisley, Cambs. ; and rector of Papworth
Everard, Cambs., 1580. Brother of Robert (p. 81), and Maurice (p. 96).

Marshall, William : of East Dereham, Norfolk : son of John Marshall, mediocris
fortunsB. Schools, East Dereham and Aylsham, four years. Age 16. Ad-
mitted pensioner, Feb. 20, 1573-4. Surety, Mr Edmund Hownde, M.A.,
fellow.

B,A. 1577-^: M.A. 1581. Ordained priest (Norw.) Jan. 21, 1582-3; as
rector of Woodnorton, Norf., which he held till 1616. Value of rectory, in
1603, returned as £8. (Earl. 595.)

Price, John : M.A. : of Persaethudd (' Presithith '), Merionethshire : son of Richard
Price. Educated at Clare Hall. Age 32. Admitted fellow-commoner,
March 24, 1573-4. Surety, Mr Edmund Hownde, M.A., fellow. Assigned
the last upper cubicle to the south, on the east side of the Caius Court.

B.A. (Clare) 1564-5 : M.A. 1569.

Constable, Robert: of North Pickenham, Norfolk: son of Robert Constable,
mediocris fortunse. School, Sazthorp, four years. At Pembroke Hall one
year. Age 18. Admitted pensioner, Mar. 26, 1574. Surety, Mr Stephen
Perse, M.A., fellow. Assigned a cubicle with his tutor, Ds Canham.

B.A. 1576-7. A cousin of Simon Canham of 1573. 'Robert Constable,
of Norf.,' was admitted at Lincoln's Inn, Feb. 22, 1581-2. A Popish
recusant family in 1588.

Massie, Nicholas : of Ely : son of Richard Massie, mediocris fortunse. School, Ely,
five years. At Jesus College, two years. Age 18. Admitted pensioner,
March 26, 1574. Surety, Mr John Depup, M.A., fellow. Assigned the
second lower cubicle by the Gate of Virtue.

B.A. 1576-6. Admitted at the Middle Temple, Feb. 23, 1581. Of Ely,
Esq. Married Anne, daughter of Wm. Herbert, of " Thenerie," Norf. (Comb,
Via. 1619.)

78 GONYILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Corbolde, Thomas : of Wortham, Suffolk : son of William Corbolde, mediocris
fortunse. School, Botesdale, Suffolk, seven years. At Corpus Christi College,
one year. Age 16. Admitted pensioner, Mar. 26, 1574. Surety, Mr John
Depup, M.A., fellow.

B.A. 1577-8 (Corp.): M.A. 1584. Vicar of Holkham, Norf., 1599.
Value of the vicarage in 1603, £8. 13. 4. Father of Ellis, of 1612. Ordained
priest (Peterb.) Aug. 13, 1598. Author: KetCs Camp^ or Commotion at
Norwich: translation: Tanner MS. 421. (v. Ath. Cant.)

Ives, John : of Saham Toney, Norfolk : son of John Ives, mediocris fortunie.
School, Ely, four years. At Clare Hall, six months. Age 20. Admitted
pensioner. Mar. 28, 1574. Tutor and surety, Mr Stephen Perse, M.A., fellow.
Re-entered as fellow-commoner, 1590.

B.A. 1576-7 : M.A. 1580. Gave a font to Saham Toney Church in 1632 :
'^Lavacrum Regenerationis, Joh. Ives nuper de Soham Toney insigne hoc
pietatis suae testimonium Deo et EcclesisB suie moriens legavit." (v. Blame/,
II. 324.)

Boston, Christopher : of Bury St Edmunds : son of Robert Boston, mediocris
fortunse. School, Buiy, seven years. Age 18. Admitted pensioner. Mar. 30,
1574. Surety, Mr John Depup, M.A., fellow.
B.A. 1577-8.

Andeiwe, Ceorge (matric. as Andewe): of Rayleigh, Essex: son of Thomas
Andeiwe, mediocris fortunse. School, Rayleigh, four years. Entered pen-
sioner, Ap. 13, 1574. Assigned a cubicle with his tutor and surety, Mr John
Depup, M.A., fellow.

Wright, Thomas : of Garveston, Norfolk : son of Heniy Wright, mediocris
fortune, deceased. School, Hardingham, five years. Age 18. Admitted
pensioner, Ap. 20, 1574. Surety, Ds Paul Gould, probationer-fellow.

B.A. 1577-8. Died in college: buried at St Michael's, Ap. 6, 1579.
Brother of the mathematician, Edward. See p. 88.

Roockwod, Edward : of Palgrave, Suffolk : son of Robert Roockwod, Esq. School,
Bury St Edmunds, four years. Age 18. Admitted pensioner, April 26, 1574.
Surety, Mr Hownde, president of the college. Assigned the fifth lower
cubicle in the Gonville Court

Died, without issue, during his father's Ufa Brother of Ambrose, of the
Gunpowder Plot. Succeeded by his brother Henry (v. p. 100). " The family
were staunch Romanists, and continued true to their convictions till they
died out in the present century, at the ancestral seat in Suffolk.'^ (A. J.)
Many members in successive generations became priests or nuns. (v. Foley, iii.)

Clarke, Edward : of Stevenage, Herts. : son of Thomas Clarke, mediocris fortun».
Schools, Stevenage, and Elaton Socon ? (* Eton in eodem comitatu'), four years.
Age 16. Admitted pensioner. May 2, 1574. Surety, Mr Stephen Perse, M.A.,
fellow.

♦Goolde (Gold), Paul : B.A. : son of Peter Goulde, mediocris fortunsd. Bom in
Norwich : educated at Corpus Christi College. Age 20. Admitted pensioner.
May 10, 1574. Surety, the Master, Mr Thomas Legge. Assigned the first
lower cubicle, on the east side of the Caius Court.

B.A. (Corp.) 1572-3 : M.A. (Cai.) 1576. Fellow from about L. Day 1574
to Mich*. 1582. Afterwards master of a school at Norwich, (v. R. Dix, 1584-5.)

Bradocke, Thomas : son of Thomas Bradocke, mediocris fortunie. Bom in London.
Schools, Westminster, and Grey Friars, four years. At Corpus Christi CoU^e,

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one year. Age 18. Admitted pensioner, May 12, 1574. Surety, the Master,
Mr Thomas L^ge. Assigned a cubicle with hia tutor, Ds Gk)olde.

B.A. (Christ's) 1576-7: M.A. 1580. Incorporated at Oxford, 1584.
B.D. 1593. Fellow of Christ's, 1578. Proctor in 1584. Vicar of Stanstead
Abbots, Herts., 1591-3. Perhaps rector of Shadoxhurst, Kent, 1590-1.
Master of Reachng Grammar School, 1588. Author : Translation into Latin
of a Defence of Jewell's Apology, 1585. (v. Ath. Cant.; and D. N. B.)

Bracket^ Richard : of Wreningham, Norfolk : son of Richard Bracket, mediocris
fortunae^ deceased. School, Norwich, four years. At Corpus Christi College,
six months. Age 21. Admitted pensioner, May 13, 1574. Surety, the
Master, Mr Thomas Legge. Assigned a cubicle with his tutor, Ds Goolde.

B.A. 1577-8. Ordained deacon (Norw.) "aet. 40," Dec. 21, 1601, as
curate of Ashwell Thorpe : priest (do.) March 25, 1602, as curate of Intwood.
Rector of St Augustine, Norwich, 1617-34; where there was formerly a
monument to him. Died Dec. 29, 1634. Will proved (Norw.) 1634.

Blackbume, Anthony : son of Thomas Blackbume, gent. Bom in London. At
Trinity College, four years. Age 23. Admitted pensioner. May 13, 1574.
Surety, Mr Pamond, M.A., fellow. Assigned the third lower cubicle to the
south, on the west side of the Caius Court

Rector of Bag Enderby, Lines., in 1586, when he is described as "no
preacher." (Fart of a Register.) He is similarly returned at Bassingthorpe.

•Paman, John: B.A. 1570-1 : M.A. 1574: B.D. 1594. Fellow and tutor from
about May 1574 to L. Day 1586. Salarist, 1577. Rector of Capel, Suff.,
1578. Is returned as a preacher in 1581. Probably brother of Clement^
of 1560. Rector of Msworth, Cambs., to 1612 : buried there, Sep. 24, 1612.
His daughter Dorothy was baptized there in 1607. He was one of the leaders
of the anti-Romish party in their attack on the master, Dr Legge, about 1580.
(See his depositions. Lands. MS. 33.) Amongst other things he complains
that, though he was dean at the time, the master allowed the scholars to
neglect and despise his authority. " The deans, that have the government of
the youth are resisted by them, and they are so far from due correction that,
being rescued one of another, the deans themselves are shamefully abused
buffeted and beaten down, and the scholars maintained and encouraged."

Wright, Leonard : of Bassingboum, Cambs. : sou of William Wright, mediocris
fortuns. Schools, Bassingboum and Walkem, Herts., four years. At
St John's College, six months. Age 18. Admitted pensioner, June 9, 1574.
Surety, Mr Stephen Perse, M.A., fellow.

One of these names was author of : A friendly admonition to Martin Mar-
prelate, 1590; The Hunting of Antichrist; The Pilgrimage to Paradise, kc.

Petit, John : son of Richard Petit, mediocris fortunse. Bom in London. School,
Brentwood, Essex, four years. Age 20. Admitted pensioner, June 21, 1574.
Tutor and surety, Mr John Depup. Assigned the lower cubicle to the south,
by the Gate of Virtue.

Perhaps the man of these names who entered the Douay College, Sep. 15,
1585: left for Rome Oct. 11 : and returned to the college June 21, 1586.
(v, Douay Diary.)

€k)oche, Thomas: of Botesdale, Suffolk: son of John Gooche, deceased. School,
Botesdale, seven years. At Trinity Collie, four years. Age 19. Admitted
pensioner, July 13, 1574. Assigned a cubicle with his tutor and surety,
Mr John Pamond. (Re-admitted as fellow-commoner, Oct. 14, 1578.)

B.A. 1574-5. One of these names, of Suffolk, was M.D. of Basle, 1593.
Licentiate of the ColL of Physicians, 1599. Of Harleston, in 1631, when he
gave J&200 to the children's Hospital at Norwich, (v. Munk's RoU, i. 115.)

80 GONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

^Brouning, Roger : of Bury St Edmunds : son of Robert Brouning. School, Bury,
five years. At Trinity College, four years. Age 20. Admitted pensioner,
Aug. 2, 1574. Tutor and surety, Mr Depup. Assigned the second lower
cubicle to the south, on the east side of the Caius Court.

B.A. 1574-5 : M.A. 1578. Fellow and tutor from about L. Day 1577 to
Mich". 1583. Ordained deacon and priest (Line.) Feb. 8, 1581-2. Vicar of
Great Barton, Suff., 1583; where in 1G03 he returns 160 communicants
(HarL 595). Will proved ('Brunwin') at Bury, Oct. 20, 1623; dated 1602;
when he had four sons and a daughter.

Garwaye, William : son of Walter Garwaye, merchant. Bom in London. Schools,
Mercers', London, and Tunbridge, four years. At Trinity College, two years.
Age 20. Admitted pensioner, Aug. 4, 1574. Surety, Mr Hownde, B.D.,
president of the college. Assigned the first lower cubicle to the south, on the
west side of the Caius Court.

Cage, James: of Bury St Edmunds: son of Simon Cage. School, Bury, four
years. Age 15. Admitted pensioner, Aug. 14, 1574. Assigned a cubicle
with his tutor and surety, Mr John Depup, MA., feUow.

Executor to his father in 1581, who leaves him his house in Bury. The
property is divided between nine sons and a daughter. (J. J. M.)

Cage, Peter : brother of the above. Bom at Bury St Edmunds. At school there,
four years. Age 14. Admitted pensioner, Aug. 14, 1574. Assigned a
cubicle with his tutor and surety, Mr John Depup, M.A., fellow.

B.A. 1578-9 : M.A. 1582. Scholar to Mich'. 1582. Ordained deacon
(Lond.) Oct. 14, 1586. Vicar of Gosfield, Ess., about 1586; where he tran-
scribed the register on parchment in 1599. Vicar of Siinton Downham,
Sufi:, 1591-1609. Married, at Shalford, May 22, 1595, Elizabeth, daughter
of Wm. Kendhed, vicar of Shalford. Inherited, by his father's will, 1581,
houses in Bury. Buried at Gosfield, July 23, 1622.

Mich- 1574— Mich» 1575.

Kyrke, Edward : son of Kyrke, mediocris fortunsB. Bom in London.

School, St Anthony's, five years. At Pembroke Hall, four years. Age 19.
Admitted pensioner. Surety, Mr John Depup, M.A., fellow. Assigned the
second lower cubicle to the south, on the east side of the Caius Court.

B.A. 1574-5 : 14th, out of 19, in the list. M.A. 1578. A friend of the
poet Spenser, whose ^* Shepheard's Calendar" he published in 1579. Ordained
priest (Norw.) May 22, 1580. Rector of Risby, Suff., 1580 ; and of Lackford,
1587; holding the two by dispensation. Described, in 1603, as a preacher,
and chaplain to Lord Darcy (HarL 595). Died Nov. 10, 1613. Buried
at Risby. Will proved (Norw, C. C.) 1613. (v. Ath. Cant.; and D. N. B.)

Bekerton, Francis: of Belgrave, Leicestershire: son of Thomas Bekerton, gent.
Schools, Belgrave,. and Bedford, five years. Age 18. Admitted pensioner,
Jan. 19, 1574-5. Tutolr-and surety, Ds Thomas Temple, B.A., fellow.

Second son of Thomas Bickerton of Beby, Leics. (Vis. of Leies.^ 1619).
Married and had issue.

Grenehill, William : of Harrow on the Hill, Middlesex : son of John GrenehiU,
mediocris fortunse. School, Harrow, seven years. At Trinity College, three
years. Age 22. Admitted Feb. 16, 1574-5. Tutor and surety, Ds Richard
Garrard, A.B., probationer-fellow.

B.A. 1575-6: M.A. 1579. Probably the same who was a governor of
Harrow School in 1586. Will of one of these names * ludimagister,' proved at
Bury St Edmunds in 1635. <Of Lavenham,' Suff. Buried, Oct. 2, 1635.

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Hamond, Eobert: of WeetmOl, Hertford: son of Gleorge Hamond, mediocria
fortunae. School, Ely, six years. Age 19. Admitted pensioner, Feb. 19,
1574-5. Tutor and surety, Ds Thomas Temple, RA.

B.A. 1578-9 (Christ's) : M.A. 1582. FeUow of Christ's, L. Day 1582 to
Christ^. 1584. Brother of George (p. 77), and Maurice (p. 96).

Shackerly, Peter : son of Francis Shackerly, mediocris fortunae. Bom in London.
School, Rochester, seven years. Age 24. Admitted pensioner, March 3,
1574-5. Tutor and surety, Mr John Depup, M. A

Admitted at Gray's Inn, July 4, 1576 : " de mense clericorum." Probably
the same who graduated at Oxford as B.A., May 5, 1573.

Burcher, William : Earl of Bath : of Hengrave, Suffolk : son of Lord Fitzwarren.
Schools, Bury St Edmunds and Ely, five years. At Corpus Christi College,
two years. Age 18. Admitted fellow-commoner, April 4, 1575. Tutor and
surety, Mr Thomas Hinson, M.A., fellow.

Admitted at Corpus 1573; where he afterwards graduated M.A., 1577.
Third Earl of Bath. Served in the campaign in the Netherlands, 1585.
Admiral of Devon, 1586. Lord Lieut 1587. Died July 12, 1623; and left
J&40 to the college. The money was paid into the college Treasury Dec. 20^
1624; and was laid out in finishing the "Combination chamber." Buried at
Tawstock. (G. E. C.)

^Hinson, Thomas. Bom at Fordham, Cambs. : son of Thomas Hinson, gent.
B.A. (Corp.) 1570-1: M.A. (do.) 1574. Incorporated at Oxford, 1577.
Fellow and tutor of Caius, Ap. 1575 to Nov. 1576. Afterwards agent, in
Devon, to his former pupil Lord Bath. J.P. for Devon. MP. f or Banistaple,
1586-7: 1588-9: 1597-8: 1604-11. Died Ap. 17, 1614. Buried at Taw-
stock, Devon. M.I. to him and to his wife Anne, daughter of Sir William
Spring, of Nort (v. Vis. of Cambs., 1619; and Vis, o/Mids, 1663).

Mosse, Miles : of Chevington, Suffolk : son of Miles Mosse, mediocris fortunse
(of Bury St Edmunds, yeoman: died 1600: will proved, P. C. C.) School,
Bury St Edmunds, six years. Age 17. Admitted pensioner, April 14, 1575.
Assigned a cubicle with his tutor and surety, Mr John Paman, M.A., fellow.

B.A. 1578-9: M.A. 1582: D.D. 1595. Scholar to Mich'. 1582. For
some years minister at Norwich. Rector of Combes, Suff. ; where he is
presented to the bishop in 1602: "he doth not wear a hood, and doth not
catechize on the Sunday. He doth not visit the sick as he ought." Author :
Sermons preached at Bury St Edmunds, in 1593, on ''The arraignment and
conviction of Usury." Sermon at Paul's Cross, 1613, on Justifying Faith.
''ScoUand's Welcome": sermon at Needham, 1603. (D. N. B.)

K^idall, Robert : of Brinton, Norfolk : son of Thomas Kendall, mediocris fortume.
School, Holt) six years. At Clare BEall, a year and a half. Age 19. Ad-
mitted pensioner, April 14, 1575. Surety, Mr Edmund Hounde, B.D.
Assigned the second lower cubicle to the north, on the west side of the
Caius Court.

RA. 1576-7: MjL 1580. Ordained priest (Norw.) Sep. 17, 1581.
Rector of Alderford, Norf., 1594. Suspended, in 1584, on account of
Whitgift's Articles.

Price, David : of 'Llandriod,' Shropshire (t Uandrindod, Radns.) : son of Richard
Price. Educated at St Mary's Hall, Oxford. Age 27. Admitted fellow-
c(»nmoner, April 16, 1575. Surety, Mr Hounde, B.D. Assigned the first
upper cubicle to the south, on the west side of the Caius Court.

Probably B.A. (Oxf.) 1565 ; brother of John, of 1573-4 ; and the David
Price, 'scholaris,' who was ordained deacon (Norw.) Dec. 5, 1567 ; and priest
March 27, 1568. One of these names was rector of Wrestlingworth, Beds., 1575.

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82 GONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Hanchett, Thomas: son of Thomas Hanohett, Esq. Born at Albuiy, Herts.
School, Walden, Essex, four years. Age 15. Admitted fellow-commoner,
April 16, 1575. Tutor and surety, Mr Edmund Hounde, president of the
College. Assigned a cubicle with Mr Price, above-named.

Admitted at the Inner Temple, Ap. 15, 1578. Probably Sherifl*of Herts.,
1591 and 1600. J.P. for Herts. Owner of several manors in the county.
Of Braughing, gent. : living in 1634. (HerU. Vis, 1634.)

Stone, Richard : son of William Stone, citizen of London. Bom in London.
School, Walden, Essex, four years. Age 15. Admitted fellow-commoner,
April 16, 1575. Tutor and surety, Mr Hounde, president of the college.
Assigned a cubicle with Mr Price.

Perhaps the Richard Stone, of London, admitted at the Inner Temple,
from Cliflford's Inn, Ap. 16, 1578.

Nunne, Thomas : of Wortham, Suffolk : son of Thomas Nunne, mediocris fortume.
Schools, Botesdale and Eye, six years. Age 18. Admitted pensioner, April 7,
1575. Tutor and surety, Mr John Depup, M.A., fellow. Assigned the second
lower cubicle to the north, on the east side of the Caius Court.

B.A. 1578-9: M.A. 1582. Scholar to Mich". 1581. Rector of Weston,
Suff. Author : sermon : * Comfort against the Spaniard ' ; 1596. Will proved
(P. C. C.) Sep. 7, 1599 : father then alive : mentions wife Anne, and
brother Walter.

Cholmeley, Marmaduke : of Brandsby, Yorkshire : son of Roger Cholmeley, gent.
School, Brandsby, three years. Age 15. Admitted pensioner. Assigned a
cubicle with his tutor and surety, Mr John Depup, M.A., fellow.

Son and heir. Of Brandsby. Married Ursula, daughter of Ralph Aislaby
of S. Dalton, (Fw. of Ywka,, 1584). Died without issue, 1662.

Brice, Christopher: of 'Deepley' (*Ex prsedio vocato Deepley'), Yorkshire: son
of John Brice, mediocris fortunsB. At school in London, three years. Age 22.
Admitted pensioner, April 10, 1575. Assigned a cubicle with his tutor and
surety, Mr John Depup, M.A., fellow.

Perhaps the Christopher Breese who was ordained priest (Norw.) Ap. 8,
1582. Vicar of W. Barsham, 1583 : of Heverland 1595 : and rector of Bawsey
1604-12: all in Norfolk.

Clifton, John : of Hornby, Lancashire : son of John Clifton, gent. School,
Giggleswick, three years. Age 18. Admitted pensioner. May 6, 1575.
Tutor and surety, Mr John Depup, M.A., fellow. Assigned the first lower
cubicle next the chapel, on the east side of the Caius Court.

Linge, Thomas : of Kentford, Suffolk : son of Thomas Linge, mediocris fortunas,

deceased. School, Gazeley, Suffolk. Age 17. Admitteid pensioner. May 19,

1575. Assigned a cubicle with his tutor and surety, Mr Hinson, M.A., fellow.

B.A. 1578-9 : M.A. 1583. Scholar to Mich'. 1581. One of these names

was ordained priest (Norw.) Sep. 24, 1615 ; and was vicar of S. Creake, 1617.

East, Thomas : of Wimpole, Cambs. : son of Alexander East, gent. Schools, God-
manchester, three years; and Ely, one year. Age 17. Admitted pensioner,
July 7, 1575. Assigned a cubicle with his tutor and surety, Mr Richard
Gerrard, M.A., fellow.

Barton, Ranulph : of Malpas, Cheshire : son of Rodolph Barton, Esq. School,
Nottingham, four years. Age 19. Admitted fellow-commoner, July 8, 1575.
Surety, Mr Legge, LL.D., Master of the college.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, 1573. Married Elizabeth, daughter of John
Wood, of Turton. Died, at the family seat, Smithells, Lanes., Dec. 10, 1611.
(E.A.)

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Hadcett, Oonnand : of Market Harborough : son of Richard HiEkckett, mediocris
fortuntt. School, Godmancheeter, three years. Age 17. Admitted pensioner,
Sep. 17, 1575. Assigned a cubicle with his tutor and surety, Ds Thomas
Temple, RA., fellow.

B.A. (Magd) 1579-80. Ordained deacon (Lond.) Nov. 28, 1583; as
cnrate of Letchworth, Herts.

MiCH» 1575— MiCH« 1576.

Swanscm, Edmund : of Ashby-de-la-Zouch : son of James Swanson, mediocris
fortune. School, Ashby, six years. At Jesus and Queens' Colleges, three
years. Age 19. Admitted pensioner, Oct 2, 1575. Assigned a cubicle with
his tutor and surety, Ds T. Temple, B.A., fellow.

Birkbecke, Geoffirey : of Eamontbridge, Cumberland : son of Henry Birkbecke,
mediocris fortunse. School, Warcop, three years. Age 20. Admitted pen-
sioner, Oct. 5, 1575. Assigned a cubicle with his tutor and surety, Mr
Depup, MA., fellow.

B.A. 1578-9. Ordained deacon (Ely) 1577 : priest (do.) March 28, 1578.
Rector of Gt Musgrave, Westm., 1578-99. Will proved Jan. 10, 1600-1 :
buried at St Helen's, York.

Parmetnr, Thomas: of Chilton ('Chelton by Clare *), Suffolk: son of Thomas
Parmetur, mediocris fortune. Schools, Clare and Denston, four years. Age
16. Admitted pensioner, Oct. 6, 1575. Assigned a cubicle with his tutor
and surety, Mr Simon Canham, M.A., fellow.

Thomas Parmentur, of Norfolk, was admitted at Lincoln's Inn, Jan 6,
1574 5. Possibly father of Henry, of 1596. If so, of Witton, gent, where
he built the Hall. Lord of the manor of Witton, and Levishagh in Buxton,
Norfolk. Married Frances Paston, of Paston. A connection of the Norris
family. (R C. P.) Buried at Witton, Nov. 5, 1631. Thos. Parmetur, of
Qiilton, was a landowner in Yeldham, Tilbury, and Belchamp St Paul, Essex.

Deraogh, William : of Bromley, Essex : son of Edward Deraugh, Esq. Educated
at home, at Marks Hall, four years. Age 15. Admitted pensioner, Oct. 8,
1575. Assigned a cubicle with his tutor and surety, Mr Robert Churche,
M.A., fellow.

Probably admitted at Gray's Inn, 1578. Succeeded his fother at Marks
Hall and Gedgrave. Died Sep. 27, 1612. Will dated Sep. 26, 1612 : proved
P.C.C. Son Francis, heir. (J.J.M.)

Stringe, John : of Harrow on the Hill : son of Thomas Stringe, mediocris fortunae.
School, Harrow, seven years. Age 16. Admitted pensioner, Oct 28, 1575.
Assigned a cubicle with his tutor and surety, Mr Richard Gerrard, MA,
fellow.

B.A. 1579-80: M.A 1583. Scholar to Mich' 1581. Oitiained priest
(Lond.) Dec. 20, 1589 ; as curate of South Mimms. Rector of Elstree, Herts.,
1590 to about 1612. «*A preacher, resident," in 1594. (Urwick's Berts,,
p. 276.)

Reve, Robert : of Bures, Suffolk : son of William Reve, mediocris fortune
(of Monewden Park, Suff., gent.). Schools, Ipswich ami Botesdale, four
years. Age 18. Admitted pensioner, Oct 29, 1575. Assigned a cubicle
with his tutor and surety, Ds Paul Goulde, B.A., fellow.

Ordained deacon (Lond.) Dec 21, 1580. Vicar of Great Hormead, Herts.,
1584 — 1610. Rector of Wrestlingworth, Beds, 1594. Married... daughter
of...Ru8htall. (Vis, of Em,, 1612.)

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84 OONVILLE AND CAIIJS COLLEGE.

*Reve, Thomas: brother of the above. Bom at Bares. Schools, Ipswich
and Botesdale, four years. Age 17. Admitted pensioner, Oct. 29, 1575.
Assigned & cubicle with his tutor and surety, Ds Paul €U)uld.

B.A. 1578-9: M.A 1582: B.D. 1690. Scholar to Mich' 1582. Pre-
sented to Foulden in 1582. Fellow, Mich' 1583 to 1595. Bursar in 1591.
He left college "laborans a sputo sanguinis, oonsumptione pulmonuni,
gravissima tussi, rediturus si Deus voluerit'' (Annals), Died, Sep. 3, 159$*^
buried at Monewden. " Having tyme and allowance for the degree of £K
in Devinitie was in the flourishing time of his age prevented by death...
Gave a yearly pension for a learned devyne to preach in the church ci
Monewdon the 3^ day of September for ever": — MI. at Monewden. Just
before his death he gave a gilt spoon to the college, and £5 to the fellows
and scholars. Will proved (P. C. C.) Oct 24, 1595 (v. Vis. of Essex).

Whight, John : of Weeting, Norfolk : son of Edmund Whight, mediocris fortunte.
School, Ely, two years. Age 19. Admitted pensioner, Nov. 10, 1575.
Surety, Mr Edmund Hownde, B.D., president of the college. Assigned
a cubicle above the well

WiU dated ("Whyte'') Aug. 25, 1577; proved (P. C. C.) 1581. Leaves
his lands in Foulden and Didlington to his "youngest brother," Lawrence
Mapted, son of John, of Foulden. ''Whatsoever I shall leave in my chamber
at the daie of my deathe, I will that it be restored to my father of whome
I had yt."

Winckfeilde, William: of Marks Hall, Essex: son of William Winckfeilde,
mediocris fortunie. School, Marks Hall, five years. Age 16. Admitted
pensioner, Nov. 21, 1575. Assigned a cubicle with his tutor and surety,
Mr Robert Churche, M.A., fellow.

Spencer, Richard, M.A., of Oxford : son of John Spencer, knt., of Althorp,
Brington, Northants. Age 22. Admitted pensioner, Nov. 15, 1575. Surety,
Mr Thomas Legge, LL D., Master of the college. Assigned the upper cubicle
by the Gate of Virtue, on the middle of the east side of the Gains Court.

B.A. (0x1) 1572: MA. 1575: M.A (Gamb.) 1576. Fourth son.
Sir Richard Spencer, of Offley, Herts., knight. Married Helen, daughter
of Sir John Brockett, of Brockett Hall, Herts., knight (v. App. to
Herts. Vis.).

Spencer, Edward: of Althorp: brother of the abova Previously a student at
Oxford. Age 16. Admitted pensioner, Nov. 15, 1575. Surety, Mr Thomas
Legge, LL.D., Master. Assigned a cubicle with his brother.

Matriculated at Magdalen, Oxf., 1571. Fifth son. Admitted at Lin-
coln's Inn, Jan. 1, 1576-7. Died without issue.

Rooe, Thomas: of Debach ('Debidge'), Suffolk: son of Thomas Rooe, mediocris
fortunie. Schools, Botesdale (^Buddesdale*), and Monewden ('Mulliden'),
Suffolk, four years. Age 18. Admitted pensioner, Feb. 21, 1575-6. Tutor
and surety, Ds Paul €U)ulde, fellow. Assigned the first lower cubicle by the
chapel in the Gains Gourt.
B.A. 1578-9: M.A. 1582.

Vavasour, Thomas: of Gopmanthorpe, Yorkshire: son of Henry Vavasour, Esq.
School, Eton, four years. Age 16. Admitted fellow-commoner, April 21,
1576. Assigned a cubicle with Mr Richard Swaile, M.A., fellow.

Son and heir. Afterwards knighted. Married Mary, daughter of John
Dodge, of Gopes, Suffolk, widow of Peter Houghton, and had issue. (Foster's
Yorkshire pedigrees.)

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Swale, Richard: son of Thomas Swale, Esq., of Askham-Richard, Yorks. fi.A.
(Jes.) 1568-9 : M.A. (da) 1572 : LL.D. (Cai.) 1587. Fellow and tutor, from
May 1576 to 1589. Piesideiit^ 1582. Bursar, 1585. M.R for Higham
Ferrers, 1588. Master in Chancery. Commissary for Ely diocese. One of
the commissioners for suppressing unlicensed books, 1603. Knighted July 23,
1603. Though a layman he was preb. of York, and rector of Elm and
Emneth, Norf . As tutor, he was Uie " one Swayl " of whom Abp Sandys,
of York, complained to the chancellor as perverting the youth to Popery.
The fellows also complained that he was 'Hhe master's special friend,^' in
their dispute ; and, '* that in his first common-place, in chapel, Abraham
and David for lying were commended to be examples as a point of wisdom
in the serpent to be followed" (LanscL 33). There is a letter from him
to the chancellor, June 19, 1582, about his expected appointment as presi-
dent, by the master, against which the fellows had petitioned. He is
referred to, in a friendly way, by Gruter, as his old tutor, in 1611, in a letter
to Camden {Epp. of Catnden, p, 135). Died 1608 (v. Ath. Cant,). He is
very highly praised in the Annals^ where it is stated that he was the intimate
friend and adviser of the Lord Chancellor, Sir Christopher Hatton. (D. N. B.)

Toonshende, George: of Walsingham, Norfolk: son of George Tounshende,

gent. School, Norwich, four years. Age 19. Admitted pensioner 'secundi

ordinis,' April 24, 1576. Tutor and surety, Mr R. Swaile, M.A., fellow.

Assigned Uie first lower cubicle, on the east side of the Caius Court.

George Tounshende, of Norfolk, admitted at Lincoln's Inn, July 14, 1579.

Idon, Thomas : son of Robert Idon, mediocris fortunte. Bom at Spalding, Lincoln-
shire. At school there, four years. Age 16. Admitted pensioner 'tertii
ordinis,' May 23, 1576. Assigned a cubicle with his tutor and surety,
Mr R. Swaile, M.A., fellow.

Steven, Richard : of Clare, Sufiblk : son of Francis Steven, mediocris fortune.
Schools, Clare, and Stoke, Suffolk, three years. Age 17. Admitted pensioner,
'tertii ordinis,' May 5, 1576. Assigned a cubicle with his tutor and surety,
Mr Simon Canhan, M.A., fellow.

B.A. 1579-80 : M.A. 1583. One of these names rector of Shipham,
Som., 1596. Vicar of Stanton St Bernard, Wilts., 1604.

Babthorpe, Ralph: of Osgodby, Yorkshire: son of William Babthorpe, knt.
Educated at Howden, and at home, four years. Age 14. Admitted fellow-
commoner. May 19, 1576. Assigned the first upper cubicle in the Caius
Courts next to that of his surety, the Master, Dr Legge.

One of the papists whom the master was charged with favouring : " two
of the house reported that they did see a crucifix of silver and gilt about
M' Babthorpe's neck, as he lay in bed" (LanscL 33). Of Babthorpe and
Osgodby, Esq. Married Grace, daughter of Wm Bymand, of Knaresborough.
A popish recusant in 1588. He suffered much for his &ith ; and his wife was
imprisoned for five years. Died at Louvain in 1617 ; where his widow be-
came a nun (v. Foley's Recarda, YoL m. 192; and Via, of Yorks.).

Fairfax, William : of Steeton, Yorks. : son of Gabriel Fairfax, Esq. Educated
at Pickering school, and at home, four years. Age 15. Admitted fellow-
commoner. May ,19, 1576. Surety, Mr R. Swaile, M. A., fellow. Assigned
the first upper cubicle, next to that of the Master.

Of Steeton, Esq. Probably admitted at Gray's Inn, 1578. Knighted, at
Belvoir Castle, Ap. 23, 1603. Married Mabel, daughter of Sir Henry Curwen,
of Workington, Cumb. Died at Finningley, July 7, 1603. Buried at Bolton
Percy (v. Foster's Via. of Yorka.).

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LittoDy Rowland : of Knebworih, Herts. : son of Rowland litton, Esq. Educated
at home, five years. Age 14. Admitted fellow-commoner^ March 30, 1576.
Assigned a cubicle with his surety, Dr Legge, Master of the college.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, 1579. Lieutenant of Herts. : led the ocmnty
forces to Tilbury in 1588. Sheriff of Herts., 1594. M.P. for Herts., 1597,
1604. Knighted at Bel voir, Ap. 23, 1603. Married Anne, daughter of
Oliver Lord St John of Bletsoe ; widow of Robert Corbett. Died June 23,
1616 : buried at Knebworth (v. UerU, Vis. 1634 ; and Clutterbuck, n. 375).

Markham, Gervase : of Laneham, Notts. : son of Elis Markham, Esq. School,
Laneham, four years. At St John's College, one year. Age 17. Admitted
pensioner minor, *primi ordinis,' Ap. 21, 1576. Surety, Mr R. Swaile, M.A.
Assigned the first lower cubicle to the north, on the west side of the Gains
Court.

Of Laneham and Dunham, Notts. Soon after leaving college he had a
desperate duel, on a family quarrel, with John Holies (&ther of Denzil) in
Sherwood forest, in which he was dangerously wounded. He vowed " never
to eat supper nor take the sacrament, till he was avenged ** of this. He is
described (Biog. Brit, *' Holies '') as " a proper handsome gentleman, and of a
great courage.'' There are several letters in the Col, of State Papers referring
to his later life. He was the only important man in Notts, who refused ship-
money, for which he was imprisoned ; apparently in his house. Said to be
very wealthy, with no legitimate family. Bed-ridden for two years, in 1635 ;
*<so infirm and useless in all parts of his body that he is not portable to
London." He seems to have been notorious as a miser. Died Jan. 17,
1636-7, and buried at Laneham. Described, on his monument, as "Captaine
of the Horse in the said Countie, who long served her Majesty in her warre,
with extraordinary prooff in Ireland (under Essex, 1599) and the Low
Countries."

Markham, Jerome : brother of the above. Born at Laneham, Notts. At school
there, four years. At St John's College, one year. Age 16. Admitted pen-
sioner, ^primi ordinis,' April 21, 1576. Surety, Mr R. Swaile. Assigned a
cubicle with his brother.

Probably the Jerome Markham 'of Houghton, Notts.,' whose daughter
Elizabeth married one of the Greshams of Walsingham (see ^or/. Vis.),

Davill, Thomas: of Coxwold, Yorkshire: son of William Davill, Esq., deceased.
Educated at Newburgh, two years, in the house of Mr William Belassis. At
Jesus College, three years. Age 19. Admitted pensioner minor, 'secundi
ordinis,' April 25, 1576. Surety, Mr R. Swaile, M.A., fellow. Assigned a
cubicle with the Master.
B.A. (Jes.) 1576-7.

Meade, William : of Berden (* Bardyn '), Essex : son of Edward Meade, mediocris
fortunse. School, Ely, three years. Age 20. Admitted pensioner minor,
*secundi ordinis,' May 15, 1576. Surety, Mr R. Swaile, M.A., fellow.
Assigned the second lower cubicle, on the east side of the Caius Court.

Aldrede, Thomas: of Taxham, near East Dereham, Norfolk: son of Thomas
Aldrede, mediocris fortunes. Schools, Hardingham and Mattishall (< Mat^all '),
three years. Age 16. Admitted pensioner minor, ' tertii ordinis,' June 18,
1576. Assigned a cubicle with his surety, Mr S. Perse, M.A., fellow.

B.A. 1579-80. Perhaps rector of Salle, Norf., 1587-90: will proved at
Norwich, 1590. A Thomas Aldred was one of the Norfolk clergy suspended
in 1584 for non-compliance with Whitgift's Articles.

Manbie, William. Admitted fellow-commonar. B.A. (Jes.) 1575-6. Perhaps
admitted at Gray's Inn, 1579.

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Pote, Jc^ : of Boxfordi, Suffolk : son of Robert Pote, mediocris fortunse. School,
Boxford, three years. At King's College, one year. Age 18. Admitted
pensioner minor, 'primi ordinis,' Jane 20, 1576. Surety, Mr Edmund
Hownde, B.D., president of the college.

Admitted at the Middle Temple, Nov. 27, 1579 ; <<son and heir of Robert
Pote of Sudbury."

Lutterell, George : of Carhampton, Somerset : son of Thomas Lutterell, knight (T).
Educated at home. Age 15. Admitted fellow-commoner, July 4, 1576.
Assigned a cubicle with Dr Legge, Master of the college.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, Oct. 26, 1580. Of Dunster Castle, Som. His
mother was Margaret^ daughter of Christopher Hadley, Esq., whose estate he
inherited. Shenff of Somerset, 1593. Married (1) Joan, daughter of Hugh
Stewkley, of Marsh, . Som. ; (2) Silvestra, daughter of James Capps. The
octagonal market house in Dunster was built by him. Died 1629 (H. C. M.
Lyte, Dunster),

Orell, Robert: of Walsoken (' Walsopen ') : son of Thomas Orell, gent. School,
Wisbech. Age 15. Admitted fellow-commoner, July 4, 1576. Assigned a
cubicle with Dr Legge, Master of the college.

Seare (Sayer), Robert : of Redgrave, Suffolk : son of John Seare, mediocris
fortunae. School, Botesdale (' Buddesdale '), seven years. Age 16. Admitted
pensioner minor, 'secundi ordinis,' July 5, 1576. Surety, Mr Richard
Swaile, M.A., fellow.

B.A. (Pet.) 1580-1, having been refused his degree at Caius, on account of
his popish views. R. Gerard, the fellow, complained that Dr Legge ** took
displeasure against him for staying one Saer from his degree, and upon that
occasion made complaint of him to his father at the Assizes in Lent, 1579 "
(Lamd. 33). Admitted at the English College, Rome, Nov. 6, 1582.
Ordained priest, 1585. Afterwards a Benedictine monk at Monte Cassino,
under the name of * Gregory.' In 1595 he went to the monastery of St George
at Venice, where he died, and was buried, Oct. 30, 1632 (v. Ath. Cant,),

Wells, Henry : of Averham, Notts. : son of Richard Wells, yeoman. Schools,
Averham, and Southwell, five years. At Jesus College, three years. Age 19.
Admitted pensioner minor, 'secundi ordinis,' July 27, 1576. Surety, Mr
Thomas Hinson, M.A., fellow. Assigned the first lower cubicle, by the
Chapel, on the east side of the Caius Court.

Migrated to Oxforel, June 25, 1578; graduated B.A. there July 8, 1578.

Hnnstone, William : of Langham (* Landham '), Suffolk : son of Henry Hunstone,
gent. Schools, Wisbech and Brandon. Age 16. Admitted pensioner
minor, 'primi ordinis,' July 24, 1576. Assigned a cubicle with his surety,
Dr Thomas Legge, Master of the coll^^.

DnO^ett^ Mark : of Fulboum, Cambs. : son of Matthew Drakett, mediocris fortunae.
School, Ely, Uiree years. Age 16. Admitted pensioner minor, 'secundi
ordinis,' Aug. 7, 1576. Surety, Mr Paul Goulde, M.A., fellow. Assigned the
third lower cubicle by the gate in the GU)nville Court.

MiCH» 1676— MiCH» 1577.

Wilson, Edward: of Stevenage, Herts.: son of Edward Wilson, gpnt. School,
Stevenage, six ye«rs. Age 17. Admitted pensioner minor, 'primi ordinis,'
Oct. 13, 1576. Assigned a ouWde with his surety, Mr Stephen Perse, M.A,
fellow.

Of WilliMi, Herts., Esq. Married Jane, daughter of Thomas Bolles, Esq.,
of Wallington, Herts. Living in 1634 {Herts. Vis.). He was one of two

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88 GONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

pupils of Dr Perse, who received by his will a legacy of iO shillings (v. Clut-
terbuck, ii. 530).

Beacke, Edward : son of James Beacke, mediocris fortunse. Bom in ' Corwall '
London. School, Christ's Hospital, six years. Age 18. Admitted pensioner
minor, 'tertii ordinis,' Oct. 16, 1576. Assigned a cubicle with his surety,
Mr Stephen Perse, M.A., fellow.
B.A. (Pemb.) 1581.

Malbie, George : of Norton, Norfolk : son of Roger Malbie, mediocris fortunee.
School, East Dereham, six years. Age 20. Admitted pensioner minor, 'tertii
ordinis,' Oct. 20, 1576. Assigned a cubicle with Mr S. Perse, M.A., fellow.
B.A. 1580-1.

Robertes, John : of Kelmarsh, Northampton : son of Laurence Robertes, mediocris
fortunsB. School, Kelmarsh, six years. Age 16. Admitted pensioner minor,
* tertii ordinis,' April 27, 1576. Assigned a cubicle with his surety, Mr Thomas
Temple, M.A., feUow.

Afterwards a Benedictine monk. Entered the Douay College, where he
was brought by his countryman, E. Osbume, March 28, 1583. Arrived at
the English College, Rome, Aug. 13, 1583. Ordained priest Aug. 1587.
Sent to Valladolid, to the Spanish congregation of the O. S. B., 1587 ; which
order he joined in 1595. Sent to England, from whence he was banished in
1603. Returned, and banished again 1606. On his final return, in 1610, he
was condemned, and executed at Tyburn, Dec. 10 (v. Foley's Records^ vi, 161 :
—our register leaves little doubt as to his identity).

Motherbie, William: of Cowick, in the parish of Snaith, Yorkshire: son of
William Motherbie^ mediocris fortunae, deceased. Schools, Rawcliffe and
Carleton, four years. Age 18. Admitted pensioner minor, 'tertii ordinis,'
Nov. 8, 1576. Surety, Mr T. Hinson, M.A., fellow. Assigned the first lower
cubicle next the Chapel, on the east side of the Caius Court.
B.A. 1579-80 : M.A. 1583.

Litton, Creorge : of Litton, Derbyshire : son of William Litton, gent. School,
Tideswell, five years. Age 17. Admitted pensioner minor, *primi ordinis,'
Nov. 13, 1576. Surety, Mr T. ffinson, M.A., fellow. Assigned the first
lower cubicle next the Chapel, on the east side of the Caius Court.

Everarde, Matthew : of Great Waltham, Essex : son of Richard Everarde, gent.
School, Braintree, four years. Age 16. Admitted pensioner minor, 'primi
ordinis,' Nov. 16, 1576. Surety, Mr R. Swaile, M.A., fellow. Assigned the
first lower cubicle on the west side of the Caius Court, by the Mast^s room
(' juxta custodis conclave ').

Of Rettendon, Essex, Esq. Second son. Licensed to marry Mary Dry-
wood, widow; 1612 (v. Morant, n. 87 ; and Foster's Mar. Licenses).

Valentine, Thomas: of Wootton Courtney, Somerset: son of Roger Valentine,
yeoman. School, Selworthy, Somerset, four years. Age 18. Admitted pen-
sioner minor, 'tertii ordinis,' Nov. 17, 1576. Assigned a cubicle with his
surety, Mr P. Ooulde, M.A., fellow.

Afterwards matriculated at Alban Hall, Oxf., Dec. 1, 1581. B.A. (Oxf.),
Dec. 7, 1582.

^Wright, Edward. The distinguished mathematician. Matriculated as sizar,
Dec. 8, 1576. Brother of Thomas Wright (see p. 78). A native of Gar-
veston, Norfolk. RA. 1580-1 : M.A. 1584. Probably scholar, L Day 1581
to Mich*. 1584. Fellow, L. Day 1587 to L Day 1596. Best known by his
method of constructing sea charts, termed 'Mercator's Projection.' To improve
himself in practical navigation he made a voyage to the Azores with the Earl

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of Cumberland ; for which, by royal mandate, leave of absence was granted
him by the college, May 11, 1593. According to the AnnaU he was the first
author of the New River Scheme, for bringing water to London, but was
tricked out of executing it. Said to have been tutor to Prince Henry, son of
James I. In 1599 he published his * Certain Errors in Navigation detected.'
He died in London, 1615 : ** vir morum simplicitate et candore omnibus gratus"
(Annals). He left one son Samuel, afterwards of the college. There is a clear
account of his method and discovery, in the Penny Cyclopaedia, presumably by
De Morgan.

Bishop, John. Graduated M.B. from Caius, 1576 : when he had studied seven
years (Grace Bk.). Of Battle, Sussex, Roman Catholic. Author : Beautifull
Blossomes...l577 ; Courteous Conference with the English Catholics... 1598.
(v. Ath. Cant.)

Levit, James: of St Neot's, Hunts. (*S. Noots in com. Cantab.'): son of James
Levit, mediocris fortunsB. School, St Neot's, four years. Age 16. Admitted
pensioner minor, * secundi ordinis,' Jan. 12, 1576-7. Surety, Mr S. Perse, M.A.,
fellow.

Ordained priest (Norw.) Ap. 4, 1585: described as M.A. Rector of
S. Elmham (Sandcroft), Suff., 1585-1616 ; and of Homersfield, Suff., 1585-94.
WiU proved (Norw. C. C.) 1616.

Carrowe, William : of Hinton, Cambs. : son of Robert Carrowe, mediocris fortunie.
School, Ely, two years, and elsewhere one year. Age 15. Admitted pensioner
minor, 'secundi ordinis,' June 14, 1576. Assigned a cubicle with his surety,
Mr Paul Goulde, M.A., fellow.

B.A. (Pemb.) 1580-1 : M.A. 1584. Ordained deacon (Norw.) Ap. 21, 1588 :
priest (do.) June 1588. Vicar of Ormesby, Norf., 1588-1631 : "is M.A. and
a licensed preacher : value of Ormesby and Scrotesby, £10 " (Uarl. 595).

Conwaye, William : son of William Conwaye, citizen (a druggist^ of London.
Bom in London. School, Grey Friars', five years. Age 15. Admitted pen-
sioner minor, * secundi ordinis,' Feb. 6, 1576-7. Surety, Mr R. Swaile, M.A.,
fellow. Assigned a cubicle in the Caius Court.

Scholar to L. Day 1582. His father, who was executor of Dr Caius, gave
J&5 to the college in 1567 ; which was laid out in glass windows adbmed with
his arms (Annals) : he brought the body of Dr Caius from London to Cambridge,
for burial, 1573.

Kydman, Robert: of Gissing, Norfolk (bapt. Mar. 21, 1561-2): son of Thomas
Kydman, mediocris fortunie. Schools, Tibenham and Diss, four years. Age
over fifteen. Admitted pensioner minor, 'secundi ordinis,' Feb. 6, 1576-7.
Surety, Mr R. Swaile, M.A., fellow. Assigned a cubicle in the Gonville
Court.

B.A. (Trin. H.) 1580-1 : M.A. 1584. Scholar of Trin. HaU, May 21,
1581. M.P. for Retford, 1601. *<One Kydman, a student of late in Kaye's
College, was there (Earl of Shrewsbury's; 1591) a noted papist^ and is now
one of my Lord's secretaries " (v. Cox, Annals of Derhs. i. 272). There is a
letter (latin) of congratulation from him to John Hobart in the Tanner MSS.
Bodl, Lib. ; and one to the Earl of Shrewsbury, dated Feb. 16, 1600-1, about
the trial and execution of some '* great person " (Lamb. MS., 702).

Wilbie, Matthew: of Diss, Norfolk (bapt. Feb. 2, 1561-2): son of Matthew
Wilbie, mediocris fortunse. Schools; Diss, three years, and Boteedale, one
year. Age 15. Admitted pensioner minor, 'secundi ordinis,' Feb. 6, 1576-7.
Surety, Mr R. Swaile, M.A., fellow. Assigned a cubicle in the Gonville
Court.

One of these names was rector of Eyke, Sufi*., 1616-29.

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Swinsco, John : of Bassingham, Lincolnshire : son of Nicholas Swinsoo, mediocris
fortunsB. School, Tuxford, Notts., three years. Age 20. Admitted pensioner
minor, 'tertii ordims,' Feb. 10, 1576-7. Assigned a cubicle with his surety,
Mr Richard Swaile, M.A., fellow.

B.A. 1578-9. Ordained deacon (Ely) Ap. 1580. Rector of Swinhope,
Lines., where he is described in 1586 as "parson : non-resident; is curate also
at Washingborough " {Part of a Register), Curate also at Beckingham.
Marriage license (Ely, 1582) between John Swinsco, of Cambridge, clerk, and
Jertrude Hodgkins. The Other's will was proved at Lincoln, June 9, 1559 :
(* Swinsto ') leaves his son John '* a red ewe and lamb.''

^Estey, C^rge : son of John Estey, mediocris fortunae. Bom in Cambridge At
school there, three years. Age 16. Admitted pensioner minor, Feb. 10,
1576-7. Surety, Mr R. SwaUe, M.A., fellow. Assigned a cubicle in the
Caius Court

B.A. 1580-1 : M.A. 1584 : B.D. 1591. Scholar to L. Day 1584. FeUow,
L. Day 1584 to L. Day 1600. Greek lecturer, 1592: Hebrew, 1594-7:
salarist, 1595. Scrutator, in the University, 1598. Ordained deacon and
priest (Line.) Oct. 25, 1587. Vicar of St Mary, Bury St Edm. ; where he
died, Aug. 2, 1601 ; and was buried. His epitaph, composed by Bp Joseph
Hall, is inscribed '* sanctissimo et celeberrimo loci hujusce concionatorL" It
was erected by his wife. Will proved (P. C. C.) Oct. 3, 1601. Widow
Tr3rpho6a, '* my most deare and truly fearing God, myld and most obedient
wife,'' executrix. Benjamin, only son. Papers left "to my moste to be
beloved scholler that ever I had, Mr John Stonham, to publish or not at
his discretion." Legacy, on failure of heirs, to provide a preacher to the
prisoners in the gaol. Works published after his death, 1603 : Exposition of
the Creed ; of the Commandments, <&c. Gave a copy of the works of livy
to the college library, (v. Ath, Cant,)

Constable, Thomas : of Pickenham, Norfolk : son of Robert Constable, yeoman.
Schools, Norwich and Saxthorpe, four years. Age 15. Admitted pensioner
minor, *primi ordinis,' Feb. 22, 1576-7. Surety, Mr Paul Goulde, M.A.,
fellow. Assigned a cubicle in the Caius Court.

In the will of Robert Constable of Oxburgh, dated Feb. 26, 1586-7,
Thomas is referred to as his ' servant ' (Carthew ii. 256).

Blosse, Thomas : son of Thomas Blosse, citizen (and Bailiff) of Ipswich. Bom at
Ipswich. At school there, four years. Age 16. Admitted pensioner minor,
'secundi ordinis,' Feb. 25, 1576-7. Surety, Mr S. Canhan, M.A., fellow.

Alderman of Norwich: Sheriff, 1606: Mayor, 1612. Married (1) the
widow of Robert Gold, of Thorington, (2) Prudence Nutting, widow, of
Norwich. Died without issue, Sep. 11, 1632. Will proved (P. C. C.) Sep.
1632. Leaves his hangings of tapestry, his coach and two horses, iSsc., to his
wife. (J. J. M.) M. I. at Belstead, Suffolk.

Mudde, Thomas : son of John Mudde, citizen of London. Bom in London. At
St Paul's School, four years. Age 17. Admitted pensioner minor, March
15, 1576-7. Assigned a cubicle with his surety, Mr R. Swaile, M.A.,
fellow.

B.A. ^Pet.) 1580-1 : M.A. 1584. Afterwards fellow of Pembroke. He
got into aifficulty through a comedy, probably acted in Pemb., in which he
ridiculed the mayor. For this he was imprisoned for 3 days by the Vice-
chancellor, Feb. 23, 1582-3 (v. Ath, Cant,), Afterwards known as a musical
composer : see a list of his anthems, ^a, in the D. N. B. At Caius he was
ranked amcmgst the popish faction, and was on this ground apparently refused
his degree at our college. Rector of Cowling, Kent, 1592: and Vicar of
Cobham.

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Neala Admitted fellow-oommoner.

Bay nets Thomas : of Southwell, Notts. : son of John Baynes, yeoman. School,
Southwell, six years. Age 19. Admitted pensioner minor, 'tertii ordinis,'
April 1, 1577. Assigned a cubicle with his surety, Mr Thomas Legge, LL.D.,
Master.

Foster, William : of Bridgham, Norfolk : son of Thomas Foster, gent. School,
Lynn, under Mr Iverie, four years. Age 15. Admitted pensioner minor,
'secundi ordinis,' March 29, 1577. Surety, Mr R. Swaile, M.A., fellow.
Assigned the lower cubicle under that of the Master.

B.A. ^Cath.) 1580-1 : M.A. 1584. A William Foster was one of the
Norfolk clergy suspended in 1584, on account of Whitgift's Articles. But it
is not likely to be the same, as our student belonged to the Popish faction in
the college, being one of five who consulted together '' whether it were lawful
to dissemble any longer " their opinions (Lansd. 33). On this account he was
refused his d^^ree at Caius.

TipjAnge, Edward: of Hoxton, Middlesex : son of Rodolph Tippinge, yecHuan.
School, Merchant Taylors', under Mr Mulcaster, four years. Age 16. Ad-
mitted pensioner minor, 'secundi ordinis,' April 2, 1577. Surety, Mr R.
Swaile, M.A., fellow. Assigned a cubicle under that of the Master.
B.A. 1580-1 : M.A. 1584. Scholar to Mich* 1584.

Becke, William : son of Robert Becke, gent. Bom at Stow, Hunts. Schools,
Stevenage, Herts., and Eaton Socon, Beds., six years. Age 15. Admitted
pensioner minor, *primi ordinis^' Apnl 26, 1577. Surety, Mr S. Perse, M.A.,
fellow. Assigned a lower cubicle by the ChapeL

Admitted at the Middle Temple, Nov. 10, 1583. Married (1) Elizabeth
Lynne. (Some interesting love letters between them are published in the £ly
EpUc. Eecords; dated 1590.) (2) Katherine, daughter of John Perse, of
Swaffham Mkt., and niece of Stephen Perse, M.D. Married at All SS. Camb.,
July 4, 1604. Buried at St Edward's, Camb., Dea 23, 1614. His widow
afterwards married Martin' Perse, father of Martin of 1633.

Clarke, Christopher : son of Thomas Clarke, gent. Bom at Stevenage, Hert& At
school there, and at Eaton Socon, Beds., four years. Age 16. Admitted
pensioner minor, *primi ordinis,' Ap. 30, 1577. Surety, Mr S. Perse, M.A.,
fellow. Assigned a lower cubicle in the Gonville Courts by the ChapeL
Probably died young : not mentioned in the Pedigree, 1634.

Clarke, Francis : brother of the above. Bom at Eaton Socon, Beds. At the same
schools with his brother, for four years. Age 14. Admitted pensioner minor,
'primi ordinis,' Ap. 30, 1577. Surety, Mr S. Perse, M.A., fellow. Assigned
a cubicle with his brother.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, Ap. 24, 1583. A great benefactor to Sidney
College. Of the Grove, Houghton Conquest : knighted, 1624. Sheriff for
Beds., 1623-4. Married Anne, daughter of Sir Richard Conquest^ Nov. 26,
1593 (v. Lend. Vis. 1634; and Herts. Via. 1634).

Wilkes, William : of Wisbech, Cambs. : son of Edward Wilkes, yeoman. School,
Wisbech, five years. Age 17. Admitted pensioner minor, 'secundi ordinis,'
April 30, 1577. Assigned a cubicle in Uie Caius Courts with his surety,
Mr R. SwaUe, M.A., fellow.

B.A. (Jes.^ 1580-1. Of Wisbech, Esq. Married Anne, daughter of
Wm. Lutterell, of the Isle of Ely, and had issue (v. Vis. qf Cambs.f
1619).

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Hancocke, Francis: son of Thomas Hancock, husbandman. Bom at Fulboum,
Cambs. At school there, and at Walden, Essex, under Messrs Disborough
and Wrighte, four years. Age 16. Admitted pensioner minor, 'secundi
ordinis,' May 14, 1577. Surety, Ds Brunninge, B.A., fellow. Assigned the
lower cubicle by the Gk>nville Gate.

B.A. 1581-2 : M. A. 1585. Scholar to Mich- 1584. Vicar of MattishaU,
Norf., 1585-1603 : also vicar of Reymerstone.

Oruter, Janus: son of Walter Gruter, citizen and merchant of Antwerp. Bom
there (Dea 3, 1560). Educated in Norwich, under Dr Matthias. Age 19.
Admitted pensioner minor, <primi ordinis,' June 11, 1577. Surety, Mr R.
Swaile, M.A., fellow. Assigned the lower cubicle in the Caius Court, under
that of the Master.

The great scholar. As he was not on the foundation we have no evidence
as to how long he was in residence. In one of his letters to Camden {Bpp, p.
135) dated 1611, he makes a kindly reference to his old tutor: *<si circa vos
versatur D. Rob. Swayle, velim mille aliquot salutibus meb mactes : fuit enim
mihi tutor in coUegio Gunwelli et Caii." He afterwards studied at Leyden ;
and was successively professor at Wittemberg and Heidelberg. At the latter
place he was also librarian, and lost his own collection of books at the siege of
1622. His Fax ArtiiMn, in 12 vols., was presented to our library by Dr Parr.
We have his likeness in the college ; reproduced from the portrait at Heidel-
berg, where he died, Sep. 20, 1627.

Thwaites (Thayts), Richard: of Hardingham, Norfolk: (second) son of Thomas
Thwaites, Esq. Educated at home, also at school at Brandon, Suffolk, and at
Ely, five years. Age 15. Admitted pensioner minor, 'primi ordinis,' June
23, 1577. Assigned a cubicle with his surety, Mr R. Gerrarde, M.A., fellow.
Admitted at Lincoln's Inn, from Fumival's Inn, Aug. 8, 1585. Of
Hardingham, gent Will proved (Norw.) Feb. 27, 1616-7. Father of Lionel,
of 1618 (v. Vis, of Norfolk).

Legge, Thomas : B.A. : of Thrybergh, Yorkshire: son of Thomas Legge, mediocris
fortunse. School, Thrybergh ; and at St John's College. Age 22. Admitted
pensioner minor, * primi ordiids,' June 27, 1577. Surety, Dr L^^ge, Master of
the college.

B.A. (Cath.) 1575-6. Probably rector of Handsworth, Yorks., 1679.

Abell, Samuel : of Earith, Kent : son of John Abell, yeoman. School, Merchant
Taylors', London, under Mr Mulcaster. Age 18. Admitted pensioner minor,
'secundi ordinis,' June 27, 1577. Surety, Mr R. Swaile, M.A., fellow.

Married Maria, daughter of Edmund Knightley, of Grandborough,
Warwicks. (Howard's Misc. GenecU. i. 99.)

Vicars, John: of Leicester: son of Henry Vicars, mediocris fortunes, deceased.
School, Leicester, .under Mr Bishoppe. Age 16. Admitted pensioner, July 3,
1577. Assigned a cubicle with his surety, Mr Elobert Draper, M.A., fellow.

MA. (Clare) 1584-5. Probably rector of St Austin at the gate, London,
1600.

♦Draper, Robert : the above fellow and tutor. B.A. (Christ's) 1572-3 : M.A. 1576.
Rector of Corringham, Essex, 1578. Described as "an unpreaohing
minister" in 1585 {Part of a Beg.).

Sparrow. Admitted pensioner.

Betts, Thomas: son of John Betts, gent. Bom at Heydon, Norfolk. Schools,
Walsingham, under Mr Finkel; and Holt, under Mr Harrisoti. Admitted
pensioner minor, 'secundi ordinis,' July 6, 1577. . Age 16. Surety, Mr John
Paman, M.A., fellow. Re-admitted, as sizar, Feb. 23, 1581-2.
For pedigree see ' Betts of Irmingland ' in Via. of Norfolk.

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Purie, Leonard : of Algarkirk ^'Alderchurch'), Lmoolnshire : son of Thomas Purie,
gentw, (of Kirton in Holland.) Schools, Spalding, Wisbech and Boston.
Age 17. Admitted pensioner minor, 'primi ordinis,' Aug. 3, 1577. Surety,
Mr R. Swaile, M.A, fellow. Be-admitted as fellow-commoner, Ap. 19, 1579.
Married Beatrix, daughter of Tho* Ogle, of Pinchbeck, Lines., Nov. 28,
1587. Will proved (Line), March 5, 1610-1. Lived at Evesham Place,
Kirton; where he was succeeded by his son William; and died 1592.

Oliver, John : of Paxton, Hunts. : son of Richard Oliver, yeoman, 'tenuis fortunae.'
Taught by Mr White at St Neot's. Age 17. Admitted pensioner, Aug. 25,
1577. Surety, Mr S. Perse, M.A, fellow.

B.D. 1596. Incorporated at Oxford, Aug. 30, 1605. Ordained deacon
(Line.) Jan. 7, 1586-7 : priest (Lend.) Ap. 26, 1587 ; as curate of Barking.
Hector of Layer Parva, Ess., 1598-1607.

SmyUie, Edmund : of Burton on Trent : son of Matthew Smith, merchant. School,
Burton. Age 16. Admitted pensioner minor, 'secundi ordinis,' Sep. 12,
1577. Surety, Mr R. Swaile, M.A, fellow and president.
Scholar to Mich" 1582.

Burlingham, Christopher : son of Peter Burlingham, carpenter, mediocris fortune.
Bom at Brinton, Norfolk. Schools, Norwich, under Mr limbert ; and Holt,
under Mr Harrison. Age 17. Admitted pensioner minor, July 6, 1577.
Surety, Mr Paman, M. A, fellow.

RA. 1581-2: M.A. 1585. Scholar to Mich" 1585. Ordained priest
(Norw.) Ap. 10, 1586. Rector of Brinton, 1586-1618 ; and also of Thomage.
He held the two livings together: value respectively, in 1603, 6«. 6^dl, and
X6. 18#. id. Married Dorothy ()Avis), daughter of Nicholas Layer of
Norwich. Buried Oct. 15, 1618. (Pedigree in Vis. of Nor/. 1664.)

Graye, Walter : of Eaton Sooon, Beds. : son of Robert Graye, gent., mediocris
fortunse. School, Eaton Sooon, under Mr Huckle. Age 17. Admitted
pensioner, Sep. 23, 1577. Surety, Mr S. Perse, M.A, fellow.

Burgoine, John : of Quick's Wood (near Baldock), Herts. : son of C^rge Burgoine^
Esq. School, Ely, seven years. Age 16. Admitted pensioner minor, 'primi
orduus,' Sep. 29, 1577. Surety, Mr R. Swaile, M.A, fellow and president.

RA. (Jes.) 1580-1 : MA 1584. Vicar of Notley Alba, Essex, 1599-
1603. (v. Via. of Cainbs., 1619.)

Cobba Admitted pensioner.

Mich* 1677— Mich* 1678.

Clarke, William: of Booking, Essex: son of Clement Clarke, gent. School,
Marks Hall, under Mr Lewes. Age 16. Admitted pensioner minor, 'secundi
ordinis,' Oct. 3, 1577. Assigned a cubicle with his surety, I^^ Robert
Churche, M.A, fellow.

Eaton, R^;inald : of Southwell, Notts. : son of John Eaton, mediocris fortunsB.
At ^t a chorister at Southwell under Mr Thetford, 'musicus'; and at
school there under Mr Baskervilla Age 17. Admitted pensioner minor,
'tertii ordinis,' Oct 25, 1577. Assigned a cubicle with his surety, Dr L^ge,
Master of the college.

Afterwaids a seminary priest. Arrived at the Douay College, 1586;
and ordained priest at Rheims 1587. Entered the Jesuit Society in 1610.
Was a missioner for four years in the College of St Francis Xavier,
and died there March 23, 1641. Reported by a spy in 1591 as "a little
shorte felowe, a broad flaxey beard" (v. State Papers, Dam,, 1580-1;
and Foley's Records, vii. 218).

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Deane, William : son of Thomas Deane, mediocris fortunse. Bom in Grassington,
Yorkshire. Schools, Leeds, and Clitheroel (* Cletherall '), Lancashire, four
years. At Magdalene College, two jears. Age 20. Admitted pensioner
minor, *tertii ordinis,' Nov. 4, 1577. Assigned a cubicle with his surety,
Mr R. Draper, M.A, fellow.

Probably the seminary priest and martyr, described as of Yorkshire,
who was ordained priest from the Douay College, Deo. 21, 1581. Sent to
England, Jan. 25, 1581-2: banished thence, but returned, soon after, Nov. 21,
1585. Tried and condemned, Aug. 22, 1588, as a priest ordained abroad.
Executed at Mile End, Aug. 28, 1588. '' Vir morum gravitate, et doctrina,
conspicuus'' (v. Challoner, and Douay Dicvry),

Browne, John : of Horseheath (' Horside'), Cambs. : son of Thomas Browne, Esq.
School, Walden, under Mr Disborough. Age 18. Admitted fellow-com-
moner, Nov. 5, 1577. Assigned a cubicle with his surety, the Master,
Dr Legge.

Probably B.A. (Corp.) 1580-1 : M.A. 1584 : B.D. 1591.

Barwicke, Thomas : of Westhorpe, SuflTolk : son of Richard Barwicke, gent
School, Bury St Edmunds, three years, under Mr Philip Manfeild and
Mr Thomas Cravia Age 16. Admitted pensioner, to the bachelors' table,
Nov. 3, 1577. Surety, Dr Legge, Master of the college. Assigned the
first lower cubicle by the chapel, on the east side of the Caius Court.

One of the strong popish faction in the college. "Sent away for pro-
fessing himself an open papist. ** Amongst other charges against him was
that " he would not receive the communion, for that there was not a priest
to consecrate": others of the party contending that they might do so, if
they treated the elements as mere bread and wine. We have, in his case,
the only reference 1 have ever found in our records, to corporal punishment.
M' Swale declared, after Barwick's expulsion "for Papistry," he "would
only have beaten him openly in the hall for the same, and so have retained
him, whosoever had said nay, for he was but a boy, and so to be used."
{Lansd. 33: for pedigree see Metcalfe's Via, of S^fff.)

Mapted, John : son of John Mapted, mediocris fortunse (formerly of the college).
Bom at Foulden, Norfolk. School, Ely, four years, under Mr Spight.
Age 15. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table Nov. 12, 1577. As-
signed the first lower cubicle by the chapel in the Oonville Court, with his
surety, Mr S. Perse, M.A., fellow.

B.A. 1581-2 : M.A. 1585. Scholar, to Mich* 1585. Rector of Bawsey,
1593-1603; of Bodney, 1596-1603; and of Langford, 1596-1603: all in
Norf. Will proved (Norw. C. C.) 1603; "of Bodney." See John Whight,
1575.

Cockely, Andrew : of Haverhill, Essex : son of Robert Cockely, mediocris fortune.
School, Chesterton, under Mr Adderton, three years. Age 18. Admitted
pensioner, Jan. 20, 1577-8. Assigned a cubicle with his surety, Mr Robert
Churche, M.A., fellow.

Tayler, Guy: of Drax, Yorkshire : son of Thomas Tayler, yeoman. School, York,
three years, under Mr Pullane. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table,
Jan. 27, 1577-8. Assigned a cubicle with his surety, Mr Richard Swaile,
M.A., president
B.A. 1581-2.

Smyth, Roger: son of Thomas Smyth, mediocris fortunie. Bom in London.
Educated at Blackfriars School, under Mr Waddington, four years. Age 16.
Admitted pensioner minor, *tertii ordinis,' Feb. 3, 1577-8. Assigned the

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lower cubicle by the Chapel^ in the Caius Court, with his surety, Mr Stephen
Perse, M.A., fellow.

B.A. (Pet) 1581-2: M.A. 1585. Incorporated at Oxford, as B.A.,
July 11, 1585. Perhaps rector of Tothill, lanes.; or vicar of St Sepulchre,
Cambridge, 1586.

^Fletcher, John : son of Thomas Fletcher, husbandman. Born at Hebden, York-
shire. School, Leeds, under Mr Hargraves, three years. Age 21. Admitted
pensioner minor, 'tertii ordinis,' Feb. 5, 1577-8. Assigned a cubicle with his
surety, Mr Paul Goulde, M.A., fellow.

B.A. 1580-1 : M.A. 1584. Scholar to Mich- 1584. Fellow, L. Day
1587 to Mich* 1613. Catechist, 1592: bursar, 1594, 1601: salarist, 1611.
Died of apoplexy Oct. 14, 1613: buried in the chapel. He seems to have
had considerable reputation as an astrologer. In his examination in London,
1593, one. witness, Jane Shelley, 'testifies that she had consulted him at
Cambridge, as to the recovery of certain money and jewels. She also asked
him as to the fate of her husband who was now in prison. Also what had
become of her deed of jointure... he answered knaves be knaves. She was
in hand with him to set a figure to know whether her husband would
escape... he told her he could not do it unless he had her husband's nativity.'
(Cal. of StcUe Papers^ Dom, 1593.) There was formerly a monument to
him in the floor of the chapel entrance: long since worn out. He was
largely consulted by Sir Chr. Heydon in the production of his Defence of
JudicieU Astrology (see 19 letters from the latter; MS. 73, Coll. library).
He was tutor to William Heydon (see on, 1597-8). He gave to our library
a "sphsera fenea cum capsula": — this must be the larger of the two old
astrolabes now in our college. The Annals admit that "in arcana natune
penetrare ausus est," especially devoting himself to Astrology, and that
he thereby came into some obloquy; but it is claimed that he was very
distinguished in mathematics and medicine, and that be was the teacher
of Henry Briggs and of other mathematicians. It is added that such
writings as he left behind, with the exception of one medical tract, were in
some way turned, by his heirs, to their own profit. (For more see Caian^
Vol. VI.)

Farmarie, William: son of Nicholas Farmarie, husbandman. Bom at Burton
Gate, Lincolnshire. School, Kettlethorpe, four years, under Mr Becka
Age 16. Admitted to the scholars* table, Feb. 12, 1577-8. Assigned a
cubicle with Mr John Paman, M.A., fellow.

B.A. 1581-2: M.A. 1585. Ordained deacon (Line.) Sep. 6, 1586. Rector
of Springthorpe, Lines., 1588; and of Heapham, 1588. Chaplain to the
Bp of Lincoln. Perhaps also the vicar of W. Saltfleetby described in Part
of a Register as a preacher, but non-resident. Father's will proved at Lincoln,
1580.

Coe, William : of Cley, Norfolk : son of Thomas Coe, mediocris fortunie. School,
Holt) under Mr Harryson, three years. Age 18. Admitted to the scholars'
table, Feb. 13, 1577-8. Assigned a cubicle with his surety, Mr Simon
Canhan, M.A., fellow.

B.A. 1581-2 : M.A. 1585. Scholar to Mich' 1585. Rector of Biirgh
Caatle, Su£, 1586-1614.

Coke, Richard: of Yoxfordt ('Exford'), Suffolk: son of William Coke, gent.
School, Bury St Edmunds, six years, under Mr Manfeild. Age 18. Ad-
mitted to the scholars' table, March 5, 1577-8. Assigned a lower cubicle
with his surety, Mr J. Paman, MA., fellow.

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Oerrard, Felix : of Harrow on the Hill : son of William Gerrard, gent Schools,
Harrow and Eton, three years. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table,
March 10, 1577-8. Surety, his brother, Mr Richard Gerrard, fellow.

Scholar to L. Day 1582. Probably admitted at Gray's Inn, Feb. 2,
1591-2. Brother of PhUip, of 1581-2.

Heydon, John: of Wroxham, Norfolk-: son of William Heydon, Esq., J. P.
Schools, Holt, Norwich, and Ry burgh, four years. Age 15. Admitted
pensioner to the bachelors' table, March 14, 1577-8. Assigned a cubicle
with his surety, Mr R. Swaile, M.A., fellow and president.

Doubtless a younger brother of Sir Christopher, the writer on Astrology.
Concerned with him in the conspiracy of Essex, but pardoned in 1601.
Knighted by the Earl of Essex when on service under him in Ireland, 1599.
About Nov. 1599 he was engaged in a desperate duel with Sir John
Mansfield, near Norwich, in which he lost his left hand : — this is preserved
in the Museum at Canterbury. In 1614 he was again in trouble, on account
of a proposed duel with the young Earl of Essex, and was imprisoned
in the fleet. Known as "Heydon of the one hand" (v. GerU, Mag.
1853, L 481). Pedigree in Vis, of Norfolk,

Prigion, Francis: matriculated pensioner, March 15, 1577-8. B.A. 1581-2:
M.A. 1585. Of Boothby, Lmcs. Ordained deacon and priest (Lond.) June
30, 1596; aged 35. Rector of Boothby, 1596. Licensed by the bishop
of Lincoln to practise physic in the diocese, June 23, 1605.

Hammonde, Maurice : of Westmill, Herts. : son of George Hammonde, yeoman.
Schools, Standon, under Mr Michswell, and Ely: three years. Age 16.
Admitted pensioner minor, 'tertii ordinis,' Mar. 24, 1577-8. Assigned a
cubicle with his surety, Mr Paul Goulde, M.A., fellow.

B.A. (Christ's) 1581-2: M.A. 1585. Ordained deacon (Line.) July 8,
1586. Rector of Barnwell All SS., Northanta, 1592 : buried there Feb.
16, 1616-7. Brother of George (p. 77), and of Robert (p. 81).

Sm3rthe, Robert : bom at Occold, Suffolk : son of John Smythe, gent. School,
Sudbury, under Mr White. Age 18. Admitted to the scholars' table,
March 28, 1578. Assigned a cubicle with his surety, Mr Simon Cnnhan,
M.A., fellow.

B.A. 1581-2. Robert Smith, second son of John, of Hundon, Suff.,
was admitted at the Middle Temple, Ap. 25, 1583.

Lath, William : of Kirton, Lincolnshire : son of Thomas Lath, mediocris fortune.
School, Kirton: also at Pembroke Hall. Age 15. Admitted sizar, April 6,
1578. Assigned a cubicle with his surety, Mr Thomas Hawes, M.A., fellow.

B.A. 1581-2. M.A. 1585. Scholar to Mich* 1585. Ordained deacon
(Line.) Ap. 14, 1586.

* Hawes, Thomas: the above fellow and tutor. Remains fellow to L. Day 1584.
B.A. (Christ's) 1574-5: M.A. (Pemb.) 1578.

One of these names was rector of St Leonard's, Colchester, 1615-40.

Ranlyns, John: B.A. (1571-2): from Trinity College: son of John Raulyns, gent.
Born in London. At St Anthony's School there, and at Eton. Afterwards
at Oxford. Age 22. Admitted pensioner, to the bachelors' table, Ap. 7, 1578.
Surety, Mr John Paman, M.A., fellow.

At St Alban Hall, in or before 1572. B.A. (Oxf.) 1576-7. Probably
vicar of Fressingfield, Suffolk, 1590-1629. Buried there Dec. 11, 1629.
Will proved at Norwich. Wife Judith : son John, afterwards at Emmanuel.
Another of the same names (of St John's) was rector of Attleborough, Norf . ;
and one was admitted to the Inner Temple in 1583, as **of London, gent."

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Foule, Thomas: of Kirton (in Lindsey), linoolnshire : son of Robert Foule.
School, Kirton, three years, under Mr Grave. Age 20. Admitted to the
scholars' table, Ap. 25, 1578. Surety, Mr Roger Brunninge, M.A., fellow.

A Thomas Fowle of Suffolk was suspended in 1584, on account of Abp
Whitgift's Articles. Perhaps master of Botesdale School, Suff. (v. Greg.
HoveU, 1608).

Stapilton, Richard: of Carlton, Yorkshire: son of Brian Stapilton, Esq. Educated
at home, by Mr Hudson. Age 15. Admitted fellow-commoner. May 7, 1578.
Surety, Dr Legge, Master of the collie.

Second son. Succeeded to his father's estates. Married Elizabeth,
daughter of Sir Henry Pierpoint of Notts, (v. Vis. of Yorks., 1584, 1612).
Admitted at Gray's Inn, May 25, 1582. In college he was one of the popish
faction, favoured by the master. The fellows complain that *^ he was very well
known by the master to be corrupt in religion, and to have been free in
speech therein to others, and that this deponent (J. Paman) had complained
unto the master of the said Stapleton " (Lansd. 33). Died about 1614.

Vavasour, John: of Copmanthorpe, Yorkshire: son of Henry Vavasour, EJsq.
School, Greenwich (*Grenovicen«is'), five years. Age 16. Admitted fellow-
commoner, May 1, 1578. Assigned a cubicle with his surety, Mr Richard
Swaile, M. A., fellow and president of the college.

Presumably the student who complained of his tutor's attempts to pervert
him to popery. *'0n one occasion, when he asked him (Swale) to buy him a
Calvin's Catechism or Beza's Confession, he was offended with him." "Being
a sober wise young man he said unto M' Church that he thought his tutor
was a Papist " (Lansd. 36). Died without issue. See Foster's Yorks. pedigrees.

Noble, Andrew : of Bewcastle, Cumberland (* Bucastle, Yorkshire ') : son of Robert
Noble, yeoman, deceased. Schools, Giggleswick and Eton (?Hetton, near
Skipton), four years. Age 19. Admitted pensioner, to the bachelors' table,
May 28, 1578. Surety, Mr T. Hawes, M.A., fellow.
One of the witnesses against R. Booth (v. p. 110).

Etherington, Peter : of Saltfleetby All Saints, Lincolnshire : son of Robert
Etherington, yeoman. Schools, Boston and Liouth, under Messrs Goodale and
Woddroffe, five years. Age 18. Admitted pensioner, July 5, 1578. Surety,
Mr Paul Goulde, M.A., fellow.

Chymney, William : of East Dereham, Norfolk : son of Robert Chymney, mediocris
fortunse. School, East Dereham, three years, under Messrs Ledall and
Clappham. Age 18. Admitted sizar, Sep. 9, 1578. Surety, Mr S. Canhan,
M.A., fellow.

Probably of Seaming, Norf. ; father of John, of 1626. If so, buried at
Seaming, March 8, 1634-5. Will proved (Norw.) 1635.

Poynton, John : of Garvestone, Norfolk (bapt. Feb. 8, 1562-3) : son of Robert
Poynton, mediocris fortunse. School, Hardinghani, Norfolk, under Mr John
Haywarde, five years. Ag^ 16. Admitted sizar, Sep. 7, 1578. Surety,
Mr S. Perse, M.A1, fellow.

B.A. 1582-3. Ordained priest (Norw.) Ap. 2, 1587. Rector of Kilver-
stone, Norf., 1587-1641 ; buried there, June 18, 1641.

Mich' 1578— Mich» 1579.

Scotte, William : son of John Scotte, burgess of Cambridge. Bom in Cambridge.
At school there under Mr Wilkynson. At Trinity College, two years and a

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half. Age 19. Admitted pensioner, to the scholars' table, Oct. 1, 1578.
Surety, Mr R. Swale, M.A., president.

Probably B.A. (Corp.) 1580-1 ; M.A. 1584. A Wm Scott was rector of
Throcking, Herts., in 1592.

Barker, Edmund: of Sibton, Suffolk: son of John Barker, yeoman. Schools,
Halesworth, Suffolk, and Dalling (*Dauling*), Norfolk, three years. Age 16.
Admitted pensioner, to the bachdors' table, Oct. 10, 1578. Surety, Mr Richard
Swale, M.A., president.

Lord of the Manor of Peasenhall, and patron of Sibton. Married Maryan,
daughter of George Veeey, of Blythburgh, Suffolk. Died July 21, 1626.
M.I. at Sibton. Will proved (P. C. 0.) Feb. 6, 1626-7. (J. J. M.) The
father is described (in Inq, p. m.) as * Chapman alias Barker.' See Vis. qfSuff,

Sayer, George : son of George Sayer, Esq. Bom in Colchester. At school there,
under Mr William Bartlet, four years. Age 14. Admitted pensioner, to the
bachelors' table, Nov. 1, 1578. Assigned a cubicle with his surety, Mr Robert
Churche, B.D., fellow. (Re-admitted as fellow-commoner, June 5, 1579.)

Admitted at Gray's Inn, Jan. 4, 1581-2. Of Aldham, Essex. Knighted
May 28, 1607. Married Dorothy, daughter of Sir John Higham, of Suffolk.
Died 1630 : buried at Aldham (v. Vis. of Essex^ and of Suffolk).

Huddilston, John : of South Weald, Essex : son of Edmund Huddilston, Esq.
Educated at home, under Mr Bamham, four years. Age 17. Admitted
fellow-commoner, Nov. 4, 1578. Surety, Dr L^ge, Master. Assigned the
second lower cubicle, on the east side of the Gonville Court, next the
Chapel.

Died in college, about 1580. The allowance of Popish observances over
his body was one of the grounds of accusation against Dr Legge by a party of
the fellows. It was reported that " he had been instructed in Papistry, and
that M' Bamham (his tutor, who seems to have lived with him) did read
popish prayers to him during his sickness." One of the fellows asserts " that
he did see wax candles carried to the said Huddleston's chamber, which
he believeth were burning about the dead body until ten of the clock"
(Lansd. 33).

Baker, Edward : B. A., of St John's College : son of Peter Baker, citizen of London.
Age 23. Admitted fellow-commoner, Nov. 8, 1578. Assigned a cubicle with
his surety, Mr Thomas Hawes, M.A., fellow.

B.A. (Job.) 1576 : M.A. 1579. Subscribed for orders (deacon and priest)
at Chester, Ap. 23, 1580. Vicar of Nazing, Essex, 1582-1589. Probably
incorporated at Oxford, July 13, 1591 : and curate of Waltham Cross in
1592.

Willoughby, Gilbert: of Nuneaton, Warwickshire: son of William Willoughby,
gent. School, Nuneaton, under Mr Downes, four years. Age 18. Admitted
pensioner, to the bachelors' table, Nov. 7, 1578. Assigned a cubicle with his
surety, Mr R. Swaile, M.A., president.

Of Normanton, Notts. Married (1) Frances, daughter of Samuel Marrow ;
(2) Frances, daughter of William Walkeden. Died about 1600. He left a
silver cup to the college. (See Vis. of Notts., 1614 ; and Thoroton, I. 12.)

Pasmore, Francis: of Boston, Lincolnshire: son of Thomas Pasmore, yeoman.
School, Wisbech, under Mr Belson, five years. Age 16. Admitted to the
scholars' table, Nov. 13, 1578. Assigned a cubicle with his surety, Mr John
Paman, M.A., fellow.

Will of Thomas Pasmore, of Algarkirk, proved (Line.) Nov. 17, 1573.
Leaves to son Francis farming stock, &ree silver spoons, &c. The latter was
under age, but appointed executor.

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Dakyns, ESdward : M. A., of Trinity Hall : of Brandsburton, Yorkshire : son of
John Dakyns, gent. School, Pocklington. Age 24. Admitted fellow-
oonimoner, Dec. 7, 1578. Surety, Dr Legge, Master. Assigned the first
upper cubicle on the east side of the Oaius Court, towards the south.

B.A. (Pet) 1574-6 : M.A. (Tr. H.) 1578. Afterwards joined the Church
of Rome. Ondained sub-deacon (Laon) March 8, 1581-2 : deacon (Chalons)
March 31, 1582 : priest Ap. 14, 1582. Sent to England in 1584 : banished,
and returned to Douay in 1585 : sent again to England Jan. 20, 1585-6.
He was tutor to R. CreswelL One of the complaints of the fellows against
the master was " that they did never hear of any punishment that the same
Creswell sustained for that fault (absenting himself from chapel), and that his
tutor, M** Dakyns, was very unlikely to correct him for such a fault " {LoAisd,
33 ; and Douay Diary),

Creswell, Rodolph : of Nunkeeling (*Keling*), Yorkshire : son of George Creswell,
gent. School, Pocklington, three years. Age 16. Admitted fellow-commoner,
Dea 7, 1578. Surety, Mr R. Swaile. Assigned a cubicle with Mr Dakyns.

Son and heir: described as 'aged 20' in the Torka, Via, of 1584-5.
Married Elizabeth, daughter of ... Ingleby. A popish recusant in 1604, with
others of his family : reported to retain *' a suspected schoolmaster " for his
children. When in college, Mr Paman, the dean, complained that having
punished Creswell for not going to sermons, he, '^to show his contempt shortly
after used card pla3ring all the sermon time in the chamber next the master's
lodging,... neither did he ever hear of any punishment" (Lansd. 33).

Lusher, Nicholas : son of Nicholas Lusher, gent. Bom at Shoelands (* Showland ')
in Puttenham, Surrey. School, Bletchingley, under Mr Pollarde, four years.
Age 16. Admitted pensioner, to the bachelors' table, Nov. 22, 1578. Surety,
the Master, De Legge. (Re-sidmitted as fellow-commoner, 1580.)

Afterwards Sir Nicholas Lusher. Of Shoelands in Puttenham. Married
Dorothy, daughter of John Hunt, of Lindon, Ruts. A family of popish
recusants : two of his sons became Jesuits (v. Foley, Bee. vii. 468). When in
college the fellows complained of him that " being dehorted from Papistry by
his reader, M' Howse, he made answer that his mother had requested the
Master to train him up in Papistry " (Lansd. 33).

Mayr (or Maior), John : matriculated sizar, Nov. 27, 1578. B.A. 1581-2.

Harrison, Guy : matriculated sizar, Nov. 27, 1578. He was steward (obsonator) of
the college from Mich' 1581 to Mich' 1586, in which capacity his name appears
amongst the scholars. It was one of the complaints of the fellows that the
Master had, by his sole authority, conferred thi§ office upon him (Lansd, 33).
Harrison appears for many years after as in debt to the college for £3. 14. 6.

Grymston, John, Thwaites, Walter and Christopher: (third, fourth, fifth and
sixth) sons of Thomas Grimstone, Esq., of Grimston, Yorkshire. Educated at
home. Ages 14, 15, 16 and 18. Admitted pensioners, to the bachelors' table,
Dec. 17, 1578. Surety, the Master, Dr Le^e.

John. Married twice, and had issue. Signs the pedigree in the Vis, of
Yarks, (' Grimston of Grimston ') 1612.

Thwaites. Married Bridget, daughter of Henry Mainwaring of Cheshire
(Foster's Pedigrees),

Walter. B.A. 1582-3: M.A. 1586. Married Dorothy, daughter of
Marmaduke Thirkeld, of Easthorpe.

♦Christopher. B.A. 1582-3: M.A. 1586. Fellow, Mich- 1587 to Mich*
1592. Bursar, 1588. Married Elizabeth, daughter of Martin Berney, Esq,,
of Norfolk. For many years his name occurs in our accounts as in debt to the
college, for £12. 5. 10, from the time when he was bursar. Admitted at
Gra^s Inn, 1593.

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100 GONVILLK AND CAIUS.

Pearte, Francis : of Grassington ? (* Giraington ^), Yorkshire : son of James Pearte,
husbandman. Schools, Sedbergh, Leeds, and Linton, Yorkshire, four years.
Age 22. Admitted sizar, Dec. 13, 1578. Assigned a cubicle with his surety,
Mr John Paman, M.A., fellow. B.A. (Oath.) 1581-2.

Paulet, Thomas : of Borley, Essex : son of Lord Chidiock Paulett, deceased (third

son of the first marquis of Winchester. His second wife was widow of Sir

^; . Edward Waldegrave of Borley). Educated at home by Nathan Shepharde,

» four years. Age 12. Admitted fellow-commoner, Jan. 6, 1578-9. Aligned

a cubicle with the Master, Dr Legge.

Belonged to a family of Popish recusants, ' Lady Paulet of Borly ' being so
described (Strype, Ann, ill. ii. 597). When in college the fellows reported
that ** he wore about bis neck, next to his shirt, a crucifix of silver : and this
in the Master's chamber, and therefore known to him " (Lansd. 33).

Bachilor, Gregory : of Garvestone, Norfolk : son of Edward Bachilor (rector of
Garvestone). School, Hardingham, six years, under Mr Haywarde. Age 14.
Admitted to the scholars' table, Jan. 31, 1578-9. Assigned a cubicle with
Mr S. Perse, M.A., fellow.

B.A. 1682-3: M.A. 1586. Scholar to Mich- 1586. Ordained priest
(Norw.) June 17, 1587. Licensed to preach anywhere in the diocese, Nov. 16,
1620. Rector of Thuxton, Norf., 1587. Married Anne, daughter of Edm.
Bell, of Garvestone. Buried at Garvestone, Oct. 4, 1647. Will proved
(Norw. C. C.) Oct. 16, 1647. There is an entry by him, in the parish register
of Grarveston, that " the ash tree of the hill in Nethergate Green, against the
house of M*" Bachiler, was planted by him, Feb. 1611."

Marshall, Henry: son of Richard Marshall, of Copmanthorpe (* Coplethorpe *),
Yorkshire. At school there, seven years. Age 18. Admitted to the scholars'
table, Feb. 3, 1578-9. Surety, Mr Richard Swale, M.A., president.

Henry Marshall, son of Richard, occurs in the pedigree of ' Marshall of
Pickering,' in the Fw. of Yorka.y 1584. He married Ursula, daughter of
Christopher Thorpe, of Thorpe, Lines.

Rokewodde, Henry: son of Robert Rookewodde, gent., of Hawstead, Suffolk.
At school there, under Mr Adams, four years. Age 14. Admitted pensioner,
to the bachelors' table, Feb. 9, 1578-9. Surety, Mr R. Swale, M.A-,
president. (His mother was a Drury of Hawstead.)
. , Afterwards a seminary priest. Brother of Ambrose, of the Gunpowder

Plot. He succeeded to his father's estate about 1600, his half-brothers having
all died. The whole family were returned as popish recusants in 1595 : Henry
being then beyond the seas {E, Anglian il. 178). He was one of the students
in college who "gathered themselves together to consult whether it were
lawful to dissemble any longer" {Lansd, 33). Pedigree in Vis. of Suffolk,

Symonds, Edward : of Suffield, Norfolk : (second) son of John Symonds, husband-
man. School, Suffield, under Mr Dawson, three : and under Mr Gunton two,
years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, Feb. 12, 1578-9. Assigned
a cubicle with his surety, Mr R. Swale, M.A., president.

Scholar to L. Day 1583. Admitted at Lincoln's Inn, May 25, 1584. Of
Stody, Norfolk. Court keeper to Sir Edm. Bacon, and Sir Roger Townshend.
Married Ursula, daughter of Gyles Symonds of Hindolveston. Will proved
(Norw.) June 20, 1628 (v. Vis. of Norf. 1613).

Doughtie, John : of Hanworth, Norfolk : (second) son of William Doughtie,
yeoman. Schools, Suffield and Aylsham, under Messrs Dawson and Grene-
wode, six years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, Feb. 12, 1578-9.
Surety, Mr Richard Swale, M.A., president.

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1578—1579. 101

RA. 1582-3 : M.A. 1586 : B.D. 1593. Scholar, to Mich* 1586. Probably
rector of Alphington, Devon, 1593. Preb. of Exeter, 1602. (Pedigree in
Fw. o/Norf,)

Aske, John : of Rjrther, Yorkshire : son of Robert Aske, Esq. Schools, Howden
('Holden') and Kirby Hill. Age 15. Admitted fellow-commoner, Feb. 10,
1578-9. Surety, the Master, Dr Legge.

Probably eldest son of Robert Aske (sheriff of Yorks., 1588) mentioned in
the pedigree of 'Aske of Aughton,' in the Vis, of Yorks,, 1585, 1612. If so,
he married Christian, daughter of Sir Thomas Fairfax of Denton. After- ^
wards sold all his estates. When in college he was complained of as belonging
to the Master's popish faction : '* had many papistical books lying in his study,
which was known to the Master " (Lansd, 33).

Fale, I'homas : of Redgrave, Suffolk : son of James Fale, yeoman. School,
Botesdale, Suffolk, under Messrs Bartholomewe and More, seven years.
Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table, Feb. 16, 1578-9. Surety, Mr John
Paman. ^1 A^ fello"w

B.A (Corp.) 1582-3: M.A. 1586: B.D. 1597: M.L. 1604 (i.e. license to
practise medicine). Author : The Art of Dialling : teaching an easie and
perfect way to make all kinde of Dials upon any plaine Plat howsoever placed.
With the drawing of the Twelve Signes, and Howres unequall in them all
.... Dedicated "Singulis Artium Mathematicanmi studiosis in celeberrima
Academia Cantabrigiensi " : 1593, 1626, 1652. The preface is dated, London,
Jan. 3, 1593; and is addressed to his "loving kinsman, Thomas Osborne"
(v. Ath. Cant,, and D. N. B.).

St Quintin, Anselm : of Harpham, Yorkshire : son of Gabriel St Quentin, Esq.
School, Pocklington, three years, under Mr Elis. Age 18. Admitted to the
scholars' table, Feb. 18, 1578-9. Surety, Mr Richard Swaile, president.

Second son of Gabriel, of Harpham (v. Vis, of Yorks. ; 1584, 1612). Died
without issue. Complained of by the fellows as a papist ; ** he did openly call
M' Nowell, dean of St Paul's, a heretic " : and as favoured by the master ;
*' the words being confessed, the master promised due punishment for them...
yet this deponent (J. Paman ; v. p. 79) could never yet hear so much as any
private correction to be taken for the same " {Lansd, 33).

Plommer, Leonard : of York : son of John Plommer, mediocris fortunie. School,
York, four years. Age 18. Admitted sizar, March 6, 1578-9. Surety,
Mr R. Swale, MA., president.

B.A. (Corp.) 1581-2: M.A. (Qu.) 1585.

White, Francis: son of Peter White, preacher (* concionator ') vicar of Eaton
Socon. Bom at Eaton Socon, Beds. School, St Neot's. Age 15. Admitted
pensioner, March 20, 1578-9. Surety, Mr S. Perse, M.A, fellow.

B.A- 1582-3 : M.A. 1586 : D.D. 1618. Ordained priest (Lond.) May 17,
1588. Rector of Broughton-Astley, Leics. Lecturer of St Paul's,
lx)ndon. Rector of St Peter's, Cornhill. Dean of Carlisle, 1622. Senior
Dean of Sion College, 1625. Bp of Carlisle, 1626 ; of Norwich, 1628 ; and of
Ely, 1631-38. On a visit to Cambridge, in 1632, he was invited to an enter-
tainment in the college, where with a short speech " he encouraged the young
students to ply their books by his example...." Died at Holbom Palace, Feb.
1637-8. Buried in St Paul's Cathedral. Author: The Orthodox Faith...
1617 : A Reply to Uie Jesuit Fisher, 1624: &c (v. Gorham's St Neots\ and
FuUer, Worthies).

Goodwyn, Matthew : son of John Goodwyn, mediocris fortune. Bom at Godman-
chester, Hunts. School, St Neot's. Age 17. Admitted to tlie scholars'
table, March 20, 1578-9. Surety, Mr Stephen Perse, M.A, fellow.

102 GONVILLE AND CAIUS.

Maydwell, John : of Oarleton, Norfolk : son of John Maydwell (rector of Carleton
Forehoe : deprived, 1585). School^ £a8t Dereham. Age 17. Admitted pen-
sioner, March 20, 1578-9. Surety, Mr S. Perse, M.A., fellow.

B.A. 1582-3. Scholar to Michs. 1583. Ordained priest (Norw.) March
27, 1586. Rector of Yaxham, Norf., 1585-1649. Described in '' P<jvrt of a
Register *' as " No preacher : a notorious drunkard : two benefices." Will
proved (Archd. Norf.) 1649.

Flacke, William : of Mellis, Suffolk : son of Walter Flacke, husbandman. Schools,
Eye and Botesdale, four years. Age 17. Admitted sizar, March 27, 1579.
Surety, Ds Thomas Howse, B.A., probationer-fellow.

Afterwards a Jesuit priest. Entered the College of Douay, Feb. 22, 1581
—2, with Robert Scare. Received the minor orders from the Abp of Rheims.
Entered the English College at Rome, Oct. 20, 1584. Admitted into the
Jesuit Society, June 1585. Sent to the College at Yalladolid 1590, where he
was ordained deacon and priest, 1591. Sent in 1593 to the College at Toumay.
Employed by father Parsons in establishing the new college at St Omer, 1593,
where he was rector two years. Rector of the College at Ghent three years.
Died at St Omer, Dec. 13, 1637 (v. Foley's Records vii. 261).

Buxon, Thomas: matriculated sizar, Ap. 1, 1579. B.A. 1582-3.

Tankarde, William : of Pannal, Yorkshire : son of Francis Tankarde, gent.
Educated at his uncle's house at Scriven ('Screve'). Age 16. Admitted
pensioner, to the bachelors' table, April 2, 1579. Surety, Mr R. Swale, M.A.,
president.

Married Grace, daughter of Wm Danby, of Great Langton, Yorks. For
pedigree, see * Tancred of Pannel,' in Via, of Yorks, ; 1585, 1612.

Smyth, William : of Alderton, Suffolk : (eldest) son of Randolph Smyth, yeoman.
School, Ipswich. Age 18. Admitted pensioner, to the bachelors' table, Ap. 2,
1579. Surety, Mr Paul Goulde, M.A., fellow.

Of Walton, Suff., gent. Inherited lands in Bawdsey and Alderton, from
his father, in 1588. Will proved (Archd. Suff.) Ap. 11, 1617 : leaves lands
in Bawdsey and Alderton to his son Charles: mentions wife Anne, &c,
(J. J. M.) Pedigree in Vis. of Suff., 1664.

Smythe, William : son of Andrew Smith, burgess of Cambridge. At school there,
under Mr Wilkinson, and at the Kings' school, under Mr Watts, four years.
Age 16. Admitted sizar, Ap. 25, 1579. Surety, Ds Thomas Howse, B.A.,
probationer-fellow.

B.A. 1582-3. Scholar to L. Day, 1586. A William Smith was rector of
Willingham, Cambs., 1586 : and of Kingston, Cambs., 1596.

Denton, Anthony : of London : son of William Denton, Esq. School, Winchester,
three years. Afterwards at Oxford. Age 18. Admitted pensioner, to the
bachelors' table, Ap. 26, 1579. Surety, Mr Richard Swale, M.A., president.

Entered at Brasenose, Oxf., Dec. 8, 1578. Admitted at the Middle
Temple, Ap. 16, 1581 ; as son and heir of Wm. Denton of Stedham, Sussex.

Cardiff, Walter : son of James Cardyf^ gent. Bom at Dunsinke, Ireland. Schools,
Dublin and Ely. Age 19. At Clare Hall, three months. Admitted pen-
sioner, to the bachelors' table, Ap. 26, 1579. Surety, Mr R. Swaile, president.

Hunnings, Roger : son of Peter Hunnings, citizen of London. School, Merchant
Taylors', under Mr Mulcaster, three years. Age 17. Admitted to the
scholars' table, Ap. 27, 1579. Surety, Mr Roger Brunning, M.A., fellow.

B.A. 1582-3 : 22nd, ie. last, in the Tripos List. Scholar to L. Day 1586.
Incorporated at Oxford, as B.A., Nov. 10, 1584.

1679. 103

Kempe, Arthur: (eldest) son of John Kenipe, citizen and merchant of London.
Educated at Merchant Taylors' School, under Mr Mulkaster, and at his uncle's
house at Bamingham, Suffolk, three years. Age 19. Admitted pensioner, to
the bachelors' table, May 14, 1579. Surety, the Master, Dr Legg& (Re-
admitted as fellow-commoner, June 28.)

Perhaps admitted at Lincoln's Inn, May 14, 1580. The father was of
Cavendish, Suff. His will was proved (P. C. C.) 1569. He orders 300
sermons to be preached, at 6' S*' each, in various churches. See Via, of
Suffolk. (J. J. M.)

Cooke, William : of Louth, Lincolnshire : son of John Cooke, mediocns fortunse.
School, Louth, six years. At Corpus Christi, a year and a half. Age 20.
Admitted sizar, May 1, 1579. Surety, Mr Paul Goulde, M.A., fellow.
B.A. 1582-3: M.A. 1586.

Palmer, Anthony: son of John Palmer, gent., 'jurisperitus.' Bom in London.
School, Willesden (* Wilsdom'), under Mr Griifith Age 14. Admitted pen-
sioner, to the bachelors' table, June 12, 1579. Surety, Mr John Paman, M.A.,
fellow.

Admitted at Lincoln's Inn, Oct. 21, 1583. Knight of the Bath, July 25,
1603. Married Margaret, sister of Sir Dudley Digges, of Chilham, Kent.
Died 1630 : buried at Chilham, Sep. 3; where there is a monument to him
and his wife {Topograpliery iv. 93).

Holmes, Adam and Nicholas, twins : sons of WiUiam Holmes, yeoman. Bom in
Bishop Wearmouth, Yorkshire (sic). School, Durham. Age 18. Admitted
pensioners to the scholars' table, June 20, 1579. Surety, Mr R. Swaile, M.A.,
president

Man, Richard : son of William Man, mediocns fortunsB. Bom at Pittington,
Yorkshire (sic). School, Durham, under Mr Coke. Age 16. Admitted sizar,
June 20, 1579. Surety, Mr Burton, M.A., fellow.

B.A. 1582-3: M.A. 1586. Probably ordained deacon and priest (Chich.),
Oct 6, 1588. Rector of Twyneham, Suss., 1588: of Hangleton, 1590: and
of Newtimber, 1590. Preb. of Chichester, 1595; and canon residentiary.
Buried at Chichester, Dec. 23, 1609. (A. E. W. D.) But there was another
of the same names, of Peterhouse;- B.A. 1580-1 : M.A. 1584.

* Burton, Edward. Appears as fellow and tutor till Mich' 1603. B.A. (Joh.)
1572-3: M.A. (King's) 1576. Bursar, 1587: steward, 1594. University
taxor, 1595. He seems to have sided with the- Master in his Romanizing
tendency. The fellows report that he, with the Master and Mr Swale, *' at
the common table, in the hearing of the scholars, took upon them the
defence of dissimulation." They describe him as "M' Swale's familiar
friend and companion" in the college disputes (Lansd, 33).

Sanct John, Oliver : of Keysoe (* Keisoo '), Beds. : son of Henry Sanct John, gent
School, Ely, five years. A^ 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, July 14,
1579. Assigned a cubicle with his surety, Mr J. Paman, M.A., fellow.

Probably father of Oliver St John, Lord Chief Justice during the Common-
wealth. One of these names was buried at Keysoe, March 23, 1625-6.

Perin, Thomas: son of Henry Perin, gent. Bom at Little Birch, Essex. At
school there; also at Colchester and Bury. Age 16. Admitted pensioner, to
the bachelors' table, Sep. 28, 1579. Surety, Mr R. Churche, B.D., fellow.

Probably the same who was admitted at St John's, Oxford, Nov. 1 581.
Entered at Lincoln's Tnn, Nov. 17, 1586: *of I^ondon, gent; late of Clif-
ford's Inn.' His mother owned part of the manor of Little Birch : he was her
heir (J. J. M.).

104 GONVILLE AND CAIUS.

Hulse, John : son of John Hulse, hasbandman, mediociis fortunsB. Bom at
Cossington, Leicestershire. At school there, and at Seagrave, under Messrs
Both and Simon Parett. Admitted sizar, Sep. 29, 1579. Surety, Mr Burton,
M.A., fellow. Perhaps B.A. (Trin.) 1588-9.

Mich" 1579— Mich" 1580.

Waddie, John : son of Nicholas Waddie, mediocris fortunsB. Bom in Colchester.
At school there, under Mr Bartlett. Age 18. Admitted sizar, Sep. 30,
1579. Surety, Mr Robert Churche, B.D., fellow.

Fayrfaxe, Gabriel : son of Henry Fayrfaxe, Esq., of Bilbrough, Yorkshire. Schools,
Copmanthorpe, one year; and Coxwold, a year and a half. Age 16. Ad-
mitted fellow-commoner, Oct. 17, 1579. Surety, Mr Richard Swale, president
Of Streetthorpe, Esq., eldest son ; married Frances, daughter of Sir Brian
Palmes of Nabura (v. Kw. of Yorka , 1584, 1612).

Payne, Thomas: son of Anthony Pa3me, gent. Bom in Suffolk (bapt. at St
Mary's, Bury St Edmunds, Jan. 16, 1563). School, Bury St Edmunds, six
years. Age 16. Admitted to the bachelors* table, Oct. 20, 1579. Surety,
Mr John Paman, M.A., fellow.

Probably B.A. (Joh.) 1583-4. Of Now ton, near Bury. Not named in his
father's will, 1606. (J. J. M.) See Vis, of Stiff, 1561, for pedigree.

Askewe, John: son of James Askew, mediocris fortunie. Bom at Whepstead,
Suffolk. School, Bury St Edmunds, six years. Age 16. Admitted sizar,
Oct. 24, 1579. Surety, Mr J. Paman, fellow.

B.A. 1582-3 : M.A. 1586 : B.D. 1595. Scholar to Mich' 1583. Licensed
to teach grammar in the archdeaconry of Sudbury, June 3, 1583. Rector of
Word well, Suff., 1588. Buried at Word well, Sep. 30, 1619. Will proved
(P. CO.) 1619.

Stapleton, Richard : son of Richard Stapleton, knt. Bom at Elirkby, Yorkshire.
Schools, Carleton? ('Carlett*), four years; and Ely, one year. Age 17.
Admitted fellow-commoner, Nov. 2, 1579. Surety, the Master, Dr Legge.

Second son. See pedigree of 'Stapleton of C^trleton' in Vis, of Forks, ^
1584, 1612. See back (p. 97): the reference in the Lansd. MS. may
possibly refer to this student.

Timperon, John : son of William Timperon, mediocris fortunse. Bom at Pockling-
ton, Yorkshire. At school there, 12 years. Age 18. Admitted sizar, Nov.
30, 1579. Surety, Mr Burton, fellow.
B.A. 1582-3.

Smythe, Edmund: of Harrow on the Hill: son of Robert Smythe, mediocris
fortunce. School, Harrow, three years, and Northolt? ('Northall'), one
year. Age 15. Admitted sizar, Nov. 27, 1579. Tutor, Mr Rabbet, fellow.
B.A. 1583-4: M.A. 1588. Incorporated at Oxford, July 10, 1593.
Scholar to L. Day 1587. Under-master of Merchant Taylors' School, 1588:
Head-master 1592-9. He then obtained a benefice and petitioned for a
contribution for the first-fruits. His son was admitted in 1614. (v. Ath.
Cant.)

♦Rabbet, Michael: B.A. (Trin.) 1575-6: M.A. 1579: incorporated at Oxford,
July 14, 1584. B.D. 1586. Appears as fellow and tutor, Nov. 1579 to
L. Day 1587. "Deputed to Westminster on our behalf," in legal business
(Coll. order, Jan. 21, 1580-1). Rector of Streatham, Surrey, 1585-1630;
and of St Yedast, Foster Lane, 1604-17 : when he resigned. He seems to

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have been, when dean, a victim of the turbulent M** Booth (p. 110);
*^ threatened often by him to be thrust out of the coU^e by the ears...
challenged into the fields and resisted in his office by the said Booth, three
or four times'' {Lansd. 36). His name occurs in the Lib, BaL^ for many
years, as owing 880. 3(£. to the college. He was admitted a member of
Gray's Inn, in some capacity, Feb. 20, 1596-7.

Gerrarde, Thomas: of Harrow on the Hill: son of Gilbert Gerrarde, knt..
Attorney General ^nd Master of the Bolls). Educated at home, under
Mr Thomas Tayler, M.A., four years. Age 16. Admitted fellow-commoner,
Feb. 1, 1579-80. Surety, Mr Richard Swale, president

ELnighted by the Earl of Essex, before Rouen, 1591. ELnight Marshal of
the Royal Household, 1597. Lord President of Wales, 1610 to his death.
Created Baron Gerard, of Gerard's Bromley, Staiis., 1603. M.P. for Lancaster,
1585: for Ck>. Lanes. 1589, and for Ck>. StafBs., 1601. Married (1) Alice,
daughter of Sir Thomas Rivet, (2) Elizabeth, daughter of Robert Woodford,
of Brightwell, Bucks. Died Jan. 15, 1617-8: buried at Ashley, Staffs.
(G. E. C.). The father was one of the original governors of Harrow School.

Leighe, Peter: of Prestbury, Cheshire: son of Peter Leighe, Esq. Schools,
Winwick, Lancashire, under Mr Alexander Arrowsmythe, one year, and
Macclesfield, under Mr John Browns worthe, one year. Age 17. Admitted
fellow-commoner, Feb. 1, 1579-80. Tutor, Mr Swale, president.

Of the Ridge, Cheshire. M.P. for Wigan, 1586, 1589; and for Co.
Cheshire, 1597. Sheriff* of Cheshire. Knighted 1598. Married (1) Margaret,
daughter of Sir Gilbert Gerrard, Master of the Rolls, (2^ Catherine, daughter
of Sir Thomas Aston. He succeeded his grandfather in 1586. Of artistic
taste, great knowledge of forestry, and sound business capacity. Greatly
enlarg^ his own estate. Forester of Macclesfield, and Captain of the Isle
of Man. Died 1636 (v. Vis. of Chesh. 1580; and N. cmd Q. Nov. 3, 1894).

Bussarde, William : of Colchester, Essex : son of Thomas Bussarde, mediocris
fortunae. School, Colchester, seven years. Age 15. Admitted to the
scholars' table, Feb. 4, 1579-80. Surety, Mr Robert Churche, B.D., fellow.

Probably admitted at Lincoln's Inn, 1584. One of these names was
rector of Alresford, Essex, 1602.

Billingsley, Thomas: of Alcester, Warwickshire : son of John Billingsley, 'fortunse
exiguse.' School, Boston, Lincolnshire, four years. Age 18. Admitted to
the scholars' table, Feb. 18, 1579-80. Surety, Mr Michael Rabbet, fellow.
B.A. (Cath.) 1582-3: M.A 1588. Perhaps the "M' Billingsley junior," of
Wigtoft, Lines., 1585; described, in I^art of a Register ^ as "no preacher"
in 1586.

Potter, William : son of William Potter, * tenuis fortunae.' Bom in Canterbury.
At school there, under Mr Grashoppe, five years. Age 17. Admitted to the
scholars' table, March 7, 1579-80. Tutor, Mr Churcha

B.A. 1583-4. Scholar to L. Day 1586. Ordained priest (Lond.) Aug. 4,
1588; as curate of St Dunstan in the East.

Gynner, Robert. Matriculated sizar, March 8, 1579-80. Of Suffolk: tutor
M' Howse. B.A. 1583-4: M.A 1588. Vicar of Stetch worth, Cambs.,
1591-1648. Buried there Jan. 26, 1648-9.

Foster, Rowland : of Gislingham, Suffolk : son of John Foster, yeoman. Bom
at Gislingham. School, Botesdala Age 17. Admitted to the scholars'
table, April 10, 1580. Surety, Mr Richard Swaile, president.

B.A. 1583-4 : M.A. 1587. Scholar to Mich' 1587. His name occurs in
the Zt6. RfU. till 1602, as in debt to the college, 22* 3<'.

106 QONVILLS AND CAIUS.

Thurlowe, Edward: of Barnham Ulph, Norfolk: mm of Richard Tharlowe,
mediooris fortunia At scho(^ there. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars'
table, Ap. 17, 1580. Surety, Mr Thomas Howes.

B.A. 1683-4 : M.A. 1587. Sdiolar to Mich* 1587. living May 3, 1619,
when he obtained letters testimonial from the University. Mentioned as
eldest son in his father's will, proved (P. C. C.) 1599. (J. J. M.) An
ancestor of the Lord Chancellor. Pedigree in Via, of Nar/.^ 1664.

Dighton, Richard : of Hutton Wandsley, Yorkshire: son of Brian Dighton, 'tennis
fortunae.' School, York, two years; and elsewhere, four years. Age 17.
Admitted to the scholars' table, Ap. 19, 1580. Surety, Mr R. Swaile,
president.

Weston, Edmund: of Melton, Norfolk: son of Edmund Weston, 'exiguie fbrtu-
me' (rector of Melton Constable, and Burgh parva^ Norf.). School, Holt,
three years. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table, April 20, 1580.
Surety, Mr Thomas Howes, fellow.

B.Ai 1583-4. Scholar to Mich* 1583. Edmund Weston, rector of
Melton in 1586 (probably the father), is described in Pari of a Register
as "no preacher: an usurer: two benefices."

Harwarde, Walter : of Windsor, Berks. : son of William Harwarde, mediocris
fortunse. School, Kelmarsh, Northants., five years. Age 15. Admitted to
the scholars' table, June 5, 1580. Tutor, Mr P^man, fellow.
B.A. 1583-4: MA. 1587.

Pell, John: of Lynn, Norfolk: son of John Pell, mediocris fortun». School,
Westminster, three years. At St John's Coll^;e, a year and a half.
Age 19. Admitted to the scholars* table, May 21, 1580. Surety, Mr Richard
SwaJe, president.

Perhaps the same who married Ursula, daughter of Edmund Gawcell,
of Watlington (v. Gawcell, in Via, of Nor/,), Probably died young, as he is
not mentioned in his father's wUl (1607), nor in the &mily pedigree
(v. Howard's Via. of Svff,), The father was mayor of Lynn. M. I. to him
at Dersingham. {Blomef, viii., 396.)

(Gamble, W. Matriculated sizar, May 8, 1580.

Weldon, John. Seminary priest. Executed at Mile End, Oct. 5, 1588. From
an account in a contemporary pamphlet (quoted in Harl, Miac. x. 380) he
appears to have been of our college; but I have not found his name in
our records. He is described as "bom at Tollerton, Yorks., sometime student
at Caius College." Indicted Oct. 4, 1588 "for that being bom within Her
Majesty's dominions he was not only made priest at Paris by authority
derived from the See of Rome," but had afterwards entered this land, sent
by the Pope, &c. (v. Lanad. 982, p. 105).

According to an interesting notice in the Month (Jan. 1879) his real
name was Hewett, son of William, draper, of York. Received the minor
orders, from Rheims, Sep. 23, 1583; captured in York, Aug. 1585, and
exiled ; returned to the college at Rheims ; afterwards, as a priest, captured
in England and executed.

Collet, Richard: son of Richard Collet^ tenuis fortunse. Bom at Colchester,
Essex. At school there, five years. Age 13. Admitted to the scholars'
table, June 6, 1580. Surety, Mr Robert Churche, fellow.

B.A. 1583-4: M.A. 1587. Scholar L. Day 1584 to Mich* 1587. Died
1588 : administration granted (V. C. Court) Dec. 9, 1588.

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Marrowe, Isaac: of Lydgate, Suffolk: son of William Marrowe, mediocris
fortonn. Schools, Botesdale, two years; and 'Casell,' one year. Age 18.
Admitted sizar, July 22, 1580. Tutor, Mr Burton, fellow.

Ordained priest (Norw.) Dec 9, 1582. Rector of Withersfield, Suff.,
1595; where in 1603 he returned 133 communicants. {HarL 595.)

Davie, Henry : of Norwich : son of Richard Davie, gent. School, Norwich, five
years. Age 16. Admitted to the bachelors' table, June 27, 1580. Surety,
Mr Thomas Howes, fellow.

Admitted at Lincoln's Inn, June 21, 1580: son and heir of a bencher.
Steward of Noi-wich; as was his father before him. Pedigree in Fw. of
Norfolk,

Brampton, William : of Fritton, Suffolk : son of Anthony Brampton, gent.
School, Norwich, three years. Age 17. Admitted to Uie bachelors' table,
June 27, 1580. Surety, Mr Thomas Howes, M.A., fellow.

Eldest son of Anthony, of Fritton. See Fw. of NorfoUc^ 1563.

Walters, Richard. Matriculated pensioner, July 1, 1580.

Seele, John : of Newark upon Trent, Notts. : son of Abraham Seele, mediocris
fortunae. School, Newaric, seven years. Age 16. Admitted sizar, July 10,
1580. Surety, Mr Michael Rabbet, M.A., fellow.

B.A. 1583-4: MA. 1587. Ordained deacon (Line.) March 2, 1585-6.
Perhaps rector of Burton Agnes, Yorks., 1602.

Howlinge, Bartholomew : of Shipdham, Norfolk : son of William Howlinge, tenuis
fortuQse. At school there, seven years. Age 20. Admitted sizar, Aug. 9,
1580. Tutor, Mr Stephen Perse, M.A., fellow.

Ordained priest (Norw.) March 10, 1582-3. licensed as curate of
Pentney, Norl, Feb. 26, 1583-4. Curate of Castle Acre, 1593-1611. Rector
of Barton Bendish, 1594-1613. Will proved (Norw. C. C.) July 20, 1614:
mentions wife Margaret, to whom he leaves " my tenement in Beechamwell,
...and all my skepps with bees." Leaves Peter Martyr's Commonplaces to the
parish of Barton. (J. J. M.)

Mich* 1580— Mich» 1581.

Fayrfaxe, Edward: of Bilbrough, Yorkshire: son of Henry Fayrfaxe, Esq.
Schools, Coxwold (* Cuccoldie '), Yorkshire, one year and a half ; and Pock-
lington, one year. Age 15. Admitted to the bachelors' table, Oct. 6, 1580.
Surety, Mr Richard Swale, M.A., president.

Second son of Henry, of Streetthorpe. Brother of Gabriel, of 1579
(V. Via. of Y(yrk8., 1584, 1612),

Swale, Richard : of Green Hamerton, Yorkshire : son of Gilbert Swale, mediocris
fortunsB. School, Allerton, Yorkshire, three years. Age 18. Admitted to
the scholars' table, Oct. 6, 1580. Surety, Mr R. Swale, M.A.

B.A. 1583-4: M.A. 1587. Scholar Mich* 1583 to L. Day 1588. Of
Thorpe Underwood, Esq. Signs the pedigree in the Via. of Yorka.^ 1612.
(See * Swale of Staveley.')

Yaughan, Stephen: son of Stephen Yaughan, gent, (probably of the coll^^e;
V. p. 37). Bom at Hutton, Essex. At school there, under Mr Crosbie, four
years. Age 17. Admitted pensioner, Oct. 16, 1580. Assigned a cubicle
with his surety, Mr Edward Burton, M.A., fellow.

Admitted at the Middle Temple, Nov. 3, 1582 : "son and heir of Stephen
of London." Probably the same who is entered in the Via. of London^ 1633,
as "son of Stephen of St Mary Spittle, without Bishopsgate : unmarried."

108 GONVILLE AND CAIUS.

Yaughan, Henry : brotlier of the above Stephen Yaughan. Bom at Hutton and
educated there, four years. Age 16. Admitted pensioner, Oct. 16, 1580.
Surety, Mr E. Burton, M.A., fellow.

Admitted at the Middle Temple, Nov. 3, 1582 : ** second son of Stephen of
London.'' See above.

Barton, Edward : son of Stephen Barton, gent. Bom at Dullingham, Cambs. At
school there; at Ely, and at Hitchin, four years. Age 18. Admitted pen-
sioner, Oct. 17, 1580. Surety, Mr E. Burton, M.A., fellow.

Probably B.A. (Queens') 1581-2 : — if so, previously admitted pensioner at
Queens', June 22, 1578.

Wentworth, Michael, of Armley, Yorkshire: son of Thomas Wentworth, gent.
School, Leeds, under Mr Hargrave, six years. Age 18. Admitted pensioner,
to the bachelors' table, Oct. 20, 1580. Surety, Mr E. Burton, M.A., fellow.

Son of Thomas, of Mendham, Suffolk, by Susan, daughter of Christopher
Hopton of Armley. He purchased the estate of Woolley, Yorks., 1599.
Married Frances, daughter of George Downes, of Paunton, Herefordshire.
Admitted at Gray's Inn, Nov. 8, 1583. (J. J. M.) He and his wife were
popish recusants: frequently fined. In 1603 he was engaged in some con-
spiracy, and received a pardon for High Treason. Died in 1641, aged 93 (sic).
See Yorks. Arch, and Top, Joum, Yol. xii., where his will, and letters to and
from him, are given. Pedigree in Vis. of Yorks,, 1584, 1612.

Jackson, Henry, of Howthorpe ('Houlthrop'), Yorkshire : son of Thomas Jackson,
gent. Schools, York, and Terrington, under Messrs Pullen and Harding, five
years. Age 18. Admitted pensioner, Oct. 21, 1580. Surety, Mr R. Swale,
M.A., president.

Otbie, Phatnell : son of Edward Otbie, rector of Terrington. Bom there. School,
York, four years. Age 18. Admitted to the scholars' table, Oct. 21, 1580.
Surety, Mr Richard Swale, M.A., president.

B.A. 1583-4: M.A. 1587. Ordained priest (Lina) March 8, 1585-6.
Rector of Foston, Lines., 1588 : and of Staveley, Yorks., 1619.

Todde, George : son of Thomas Todde, husbandman. Bom at Newton, Cumber-
land. School, Blencow. Age 21. Admitted sizar, Oct. 20, 1580. Tutor
and surety, Mr Edward Burton, M.A., fellow.
B.A. 1583-4: M.A. 1587.

Bonde, John : of Thornton, Yorkshire : son of Peter Bonde, mediocris fortunsp.
School, Pocklington, five years. At St John's College, three years. Age 22.
Admitted sizar, Oct. 31, 1580. Surety, Mr R. Swale, M.A., president.

B.A. (Cath.) 1581-2. One of these names was rector of Thorpe parva,
Norf., 1602-27.

Darling, John: son of John Darling, mediocris fortunsB. Born at Stevenage,
Herts. Schools, Letchworth, Hitchin, and Stevenage. Age 16. Admitted
sizar, Nov. 3, 1580. Surety, Mr Stephen Perse, M.A., fellow.

B.A. 1583-4. Scholar Mich' 1582 to L. Day 1585. Perhaps vicar of
Codicote, Herts., 1593 to his death in 1609. Described as ''a preacher,
resident," in 1593. (Urwick, 272.)

Vavasoure, William, of Kippax, Yorkshire : son of Rodolph Vavasoure, gent.
Schools, Newton and Otley, Yorkshire. Age 14. Admitted fellow-commoner,
Dec. 31, 1580. Surety, the Master, Dr Legge.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, Feb. 7, 1588-9. Probably the same who
inherited the estate of Hazlewood from his uncle John in 1609; and who

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married Anne, daughter of Sir Thomas Manners. If so, he suffered much as
a recusant, being imprisoned five years in Newgate. His eldest son Thomas
was created a baronet by Charles I. ; six other children became priests or
nuns. He was a tertiary of the order of St Francis. Died near York, Nov.
26, 1637; aged 70. A letter from him {Lansd, 153) dated from Newgate,
June 19, 1612, offers the king £700 for his release. (See Foley, iv. 690;
and Km. of Yarks,, for * Vavasour of Hazlewood,' where however he is called
Walter.) Dr L^ge left him by will (July 12, 1607) "my gilt cup, having the
Earl of Essex arms on it '' : he is the only old pupil thus remembered.

Framlingham, Clement: son of Charles Framlingham, Esq. Bom at Debenham
(* Depham '), Suffolk. Schools, Botesdale, Bungay, and Fressingfield, Suffolk.
Age 16. Admitted fellow-commoner, Jan. 8, 1580-1. Surety, Mr R. Swale,
M.A., president.

Admitted at Lincoln's Inn, March 16, 1582-3. The father. Sir Charles,
died in 1595. The funeral certificate states that his only son Clement died
age 20 (J. J. M.). His mother was a daughter of Sir Clement Heigham.

Dowe (matriculated as Dove), William : son of William Dowe. Bom at Debenham,
Suffolk. Schools, Botesdale, Bungay, and Fressingfield. Age 18. Admitted
to the scholars* table, Jan. 11, 1580-1. Surety, Mr R. Swale, M.A., president.

Cawne, John : son of John Cawne, yeoman. Bom at Wilshampstead, Beds.
School, St Neot's, under Mr White. Age 14. Admitted fellow-commoner,
Jan. 20, 1580-1. Surety, Mr S. Perse, M.A., fellow.

B.A. (Trin.) 1586-7 : M.A. 1590: B.D. 1597. Rector of Highara, Leic.,
1595; resigned 1623: and of Cranoe, Leic, 1614.

Buckenham, John : of Wortham, Suffolk (bapt. March 25, 1562) : son of Henry
Buckenham, yeoman. School, Botesdale, Suffolk. Age 18. Admitted to
the scholars' table, Jan. 31, 1580-1. Surety, Mr Thomas Howse, M.A.,
fellow

B.A. 1584-5: M.A. 1588. Scholar Mich- 1583 to Mich- 1588. Prao-
tised medicine at Thrandeston, Suff Married Elizabeth, daughter of Thomas
Offwood, of Gislingham. Died 1620. Will proved (Norw.) Feb. 19, 1620-1 :
describes himself as *' practitioner in Phisick,'' and leaves to his son Thomas
"bowles of silver and parcel gilt," &c. Pedigree in Vis, of Suff], 1664. His
father by will (1568) especiaJly directed that his sons Thomas, John, and
William should be brought up *^ in grammar schole and laminge." (J. J. M. ;
and C. B.)

Cade, Anthony : son of John Cade, mediocris fortunse : of Elston (* Alestone in
Sherwood'), Notts. At school there ; and at Mansfield, four years. Age 16.
Admitted sizar, Feb. 9, 1580-1. Surety, the Master, Dr Legge.

RA. 1584-5: M.A. 1588: B.D. 1599. Incorporated M.A. at Oxford,
June 14, 1607. Scholar, L. Day 1582 to L. Day 1588. Tutor and chaplain
to Oeorge YiUiers, Duke of Buckingham, who introduced him to James I.
Rector of Alexton, Leics., 1598. Vicar of Billesdon, Leics., 1599 to 1638;
when he resigned on account of age and infirmity. Rector of Grafton Under-
wood, Nortbants., 1621. Died at South wick Hall, Northants., the residence
of his son-in-law, John Lynne. Buried at South wick, July 6, 1641. M.I.
there. Author: St Paul's Agony, 1618; On Conscience, 1621 ; Justification
of the Church of England, 1630 (v. HT. and Q. 5th Ser. vi. 189).

Carter, Thomas : of Kelfield, Yorkshire : son of William Carter, mediocris fortune,
deceased. Schools, Otley, Newton and Aberford (* Averforth *). Age 18.
Admitted sizar, Feb. 28, 1580-1. Tutor and surety, the Master, Dr Legge.

110 GONVILLE AND CAIUa

*Booth, Remigius. B.A. (ChriRt's) 1574-5: M.A. (do.) 1578. Appears as fellow
and tutor of Caius from Feb. 1580-1 to Mich* 1587. He was put out of
commons on a charge of incontinence, but acquitted by the Vice-chancellor,
Oct. 22, 1579. He got into trouble again in 1582 for remarks on the allied
illegal continuance in office of the Chancellor, who remits his offence " of com-
passion towards Boothe, being but poor." Later he was official of the arch-
deaconry of Notts, (v. Cooper, Ath, CcmL), There is a pitiful complaint
against him by seven of the fellows, July 18, 1582, in which they declare that
" we are more and more daily molested and contemned not only by the inferior
scholars, from whom we have small redress, but especially by M'' Booth, their
common instrument, who to our faces openly doth deride us, and some by
name shamefully revileth, and offereth also further violence ''...'' M*^ Booth is a
man not only past shame, yet also without law... he is maintained amongst us
to abuse and molest us '* {Lands. 36). His name occurs in the Lib. Bat. till
1618, as farming the college rectory of Mattishall, Norf. : it was leased to him
April 5, 1590.

Houlder, aement. Scholar to Mich* 1582. B.A. 1682-3 : M.A 1586. Probably
incorporated as M.A. at Oxford, July 8, 1614. Canon of Southwell, 1590.
Rector of South Wheatley, Notts., 1610. Buried at Southwell, Feb. 1, 1637-8.

Squyer, John : of Marton (* Westmerton ') in Craven, Yorkshire : son of John
Squyer, husbandman. School, Gisburn, under Mr Gibson. Age 18. Admitted
to the scholars' table, Feb. 6, 1580-1. Tutor and surety, Mr Remigius
Booth, M.A., fellow.

B.A. (Trin,) 1584-5 : M.A. 1588. Probably vicar of St Leonard's, Shore-
ditch, 1612.

Ebden, Thomas : matriculated sizar, March 17, 1580-1.

Owtram, (Jodfrey : of Horsley Gate (Dronfield parish : bapt. there Feb. 24, 1561-2),
Derbyshire : son of Richard Owtram, mediocris fortunse. School, Mansfield,
Notts. Age 19. Admitted sizar, April 1, 1581. Surety, Mr Michael
Rabbett, M.A., fellow.

B.A. (Pet.) 1583-4. Probably rector of Ashover, Derbs., 1589.

Humberston, Robert: son of Edward Humberston, yeoman. Bom at Earith,
Hunts. School, Ely. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, April 2,
1581. Surety, Mr Edward Burton, M.A., fellow.

B.A. 1583-4. Perhaps the one of these names who came to Douay
College, Oct. 15, 1587; and left Sep. 23, 1588 (v. Diary). If so, he is
probably the same who is reported as '^ a young gent. ; heir to bis father who
hath been lately seduced, and is a most obstinate conveyer and concealer of
priests. He is a Lincolnshire man." (Names of priests and recusants lately
committed to prison about London : Lansd. 51 No. 67.)

Marshe, Thomas: son of Thomas Marshe, gent. Bom at Mimms, Middlesex.
School, St Albans. Age 15. Already admitted pensioner to the bachelors'
table, admitted fellow-commoner, April 11, 1581. Surety, Mr Michael
Rabbett, MA., fellow.

A Thomas Marsh, of London, was admitted at Magdalen Coll., Oxford,
Nov. 24, 1581 ; age 14. B.A. 1585. Student of Lincoln's Inn, 1584 (Foster).

Constable, Marmaduke: son of Marmaduke Constable, gent. Bom at Cliffe,
Yorkshire. School, Pocklington. Age 16. Admitted pensioner, to the
bachelors' table, April 11, 1581. Surety, Mr Edward Burton, M.A., fellow.

Probably "Constable of Kexby"; see Via. of Yorks., 1585, 1612. Suc-
ceeded his father at Kexby. Married at Calton, Aug. 2, 1599, Catherine,
daughter of Anthony Teale of Kexby. (Foster's Pedigrees.)

1580—1581. Ill

*IUiit, William : son of Humf rey Bant, gent, (notary public). Bom at Norwich.
School, Norwich, under Mr Idmbert. Age 17. Admitted scholar, April 14,
1581. Surety, Mr Richard Swale, M.A., president.

B.A. 1584-5: M.A. 1588. Scholar, Mich- 1582 to Mich« 1588. FeUow,
L. Day 1589 to L. Day 1596 : resigned on marriage. Dean, 1593 : steward,
1595. Married Mary, daughter of Edward Ward of Bixley. Practised medicine
in Norwich. Died May 26, 1 627. Buried at St Stephen's, Norwich ; monuments
there to him and his wife, who died soon after him. Will proved (Norw.)
Nov. 8, 1627. Leaves property in Norwich to sons William and Thomas,
" my Greek books of Physic " to William, &c. (v. Carthew iii. 458 ; and Vis. of
Land, 1633). The first oi this numerous ^unily, of whom 23 entered the coll^;e.

S^njohn, Oliver : son of Henry Seinjohn, gent Bom at Milton, Beds. (bapt. at
Milton Ernest, Jan. 14, 1564). School, Dalling, Norfolk. Age 17. Ad-
mitted scholar, April 15, 1581. Surety, Mr Robert Churche, B.D., fellow.
Probably Oliver St John of Hockering Park, Norl, and of E. Tuddenham.
Married Mary, daughter of Robert Tilney of K Tuddenham. Grandfather of
Oliver of 1676 (v. Lotid. Vi$. 1633).

Goese, John: son of John Gosse, yeoman. Bom at Ramsey, Essex. School,
Harwich. Age 21. Admitted scholar. May 31, 1581. Surety, Mr R.
Churche, B.D., fellow.

Blnmfilde, James and John : sons of Thomas (?) Blumf eild, yeoman. Bom at Diss,
Norfolk. Ages 17 and 16. School, Diss. Admitted to the scholars' table,
May 31, 1581. Surety, Mr R. Swale, M.A., president.

James the son of William was baptized at Diss, July 24, 1564 ; and John
his brother, Nov. 4, 1565. Lands in Diss were confirmed by arbitration to
James and his heirs in 1610. (J. J. M) He was the son of William, of Diss ;
by Bridget his wife, and died in 1635, leaving issue. Will proved (Norw.
C. 0.) 1635.

Jc^m married Anne, daughter of William Kettleborough, of Roydon.
Will proved (Norw. 0. C.) 1622 (C. R. M.).

Nicbobon, William : son of William Nicholson. Bom at Stockport (* Stopworth
seu Stopford'), Cheshire. At school tiiere, under Mr Bandforde. Age 20.
Admitted sizar, June 3, 1581, having entered the college in 1580. Surety,
Mr Richard Gerrard, M.A., fellow.

Probably B.A. (Jes.) 1584-5: M.A. 1588; and master of Stockport
Grammar School : buried there, Sep. 5, 1597. (E. A.)

Dawbney, Clement: son of ChrisU^er Dawbney, gent. Bom at Sharrington,
Norfolk. School, Eye, Suffolk. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table,
July 3, 1581. Surety, Mr John Paman, feUow.

M.L to the father in Sharrington Church. A Mr Dawbney occurs as a
{urivate tutor some years later (v. Clement Hyme, 1600).

Shawe, John: son of Thomas Shawe, mediocris fortunse. Bom at Brampton,
Do'byshire. Scho<^ Mansfield, Notts. Age 18. Admitted sizar, of his
svirety, Mr Brunning, June 15, 1581.

B.A. 1588-9. Scholar (obsonator) L. Day 1584 to L. Day 1590.

Hankyn, John : son of William Hankyn, gent. Bom at Heywood, Stafibrdshire.
School, Burton on Trent. Age 17. Admitted pensioner, to the bachelors'
table, Sep. 14, 1581. Surety, Mr R. Swale, MA., president.

Orduned deacon (Suffra^m Bp of Colchester) Dec. 29 : priest, Dec. 30, 1596.
Rector of R Donniland, Ess., 1598-1600. Yicar of Stoke Nayland, SufiEl,
1600—27 : where he left a careful account of the brasses existing in the church
in his time (Suff. Arch, iv. 189). In 1603 he retumed 910 communicants.

112 GONVILLE AND CAIUa

Bacon, Edward : (second) son of John Bacon, gent. Bom at Hessett, Suffolk.
School, Botesdale, under Mr More, three years. Age 18. Admitted fellow-
commoner, Sep. 4, 1581. Surety, Mr Edward Burton, M.A., fellow.

Admitted at the Middle Temple, Feb. 13, 1582. Sheriff for Suff., 1601.
Will proved (Norw.) Jan. 25, 1625-6. Desires to be buried in Hessett church-
yard, "to be covered with free stoune like the Buriall of diverse of my
auncestors." Mentions wife Anne, &c (J. J. M.)

Mich- 1581— Mich» 1582.

Prannel, Henry : son of Henry Prannel, citizen of London. Bom in London.
Schools, Shrewsbury ; and Grey Friars, London. Age 15. Admitted
pensioner, to the bachelors' table, Oct. 10, 1581. Surety, the Master,
Dr Legge.

Admitted at the Middle Temple, July 1, 1584. Of Rushdenwell, Herts.
Married ' Frances, late Countess of Herts.' Died, without issue, 1599. (v.
App, to Herts. Vis,)

Kelton, George : son of Thomas Kelton, Esq. Bom at Albrightlee, in the parish
of St Alkmond, Shrewsbury. School, Shrewsbury, under Mr Lawrence. Age
18. Admitted pensioner, to the bachelors' table, Oct. 10, 1581. Surety,
Mr Robert Churche, B.D., fellow. (Re-admitted, as fellow-commoner. May 5,
1582.)

Fourth son of Thomas, of Shrewsbury (v. Vis. o/Shrops. 1623).

Warren, Robert: son of Robert Warren, mediocris fortunee. Born at Little
Snoring, Norfolk (bapt. Jan. 20, 1565-6). School, Fakenham. Age 16.
Admitted to the scholars' table, Oct. 27, 1581. Tutor and surety, Mr Thomas
HoD^se ^A^ .n. felloiv

B.A. 1584-5: M.A. 1588: B.D. 1596. Scholar, L. Day 1582 to Mich*
1588. Ordained priest (Norw.) June 5, 1589. Rector of Little Snoring,
Norf., 1593.; where he still was in 1616, and probably later. Several of his
children are mentioned in the register. His first wife, Elizabeth, was buried
at Snoring, 1598. He married his second wife (Mary Barker) there, Dec. 20,
1609.

Skarborowgh, Henry : son of Henry Skarborowgh, mediocris fortunse. Bom at
North Walsham, Norfolk (bapt. Sep. 21, 1565). At school there, and at
Norwich. Age 17. Admitted td the scholars' table, Nov. 3, 1581. Surety,
Mr Edward Burton, M.A., fellow.

Of North Walsham, gent. Married Mary, daughter of John Humber-
stone, Esq., of Loddon, Norf. Died Aug. 24, 1617 : buried at N. Walsham.
M.I. in the church. Will proved (Norw. C. C.) Sep. 9, 1617. Father of
Henry of 1606. Pedigree in Vis. of Nwf., 1664.

Sonyer (Senior), Thomas : son of John Sonyer, mediocris fortunsB. Bom in
London. School, Birstall, Yorkshire. Age 19. Admitted sizar, Nov. 3,
1581. Surety, Mr E. Burton, M.A., fellow.

Borrage, John: son of John Borrage, mediocris fortunae. Bom at Lackford,
Suffolk. School, Bury St Edmunds. Age 17. Admitted pensioner, to the
bachelors' table. Nov. 6, 1581. Surety, Mr Roger Brunning, M.A., fellow.

Perhaps the founder of a fellowship at Clare, "where sometime I was a
scholler," by will dated Oct. 24, 1636, proved Aug. 23, 1637. The father's
will was proved (P. C. C) March 14, 1577-8. Had houses and lands in Lack-
ford and elsewhere. (J. J. M.)

1581—1582. . 113

Sanderson, Thomas: son of Robert Sanderson, mediocris fortunse. Bom at
Lowick, Northamberland. School, Lynn. Age 16. Admitted sizar, Nov.
11, 1581. Surety, Ds Alexander Roberts, B.A., fellow.

•Roberts, Alexander. B.A. (Christ's) 1579 : M.A. (Cai.) 1583 : D.D. 1592. Appears
as fellow Mich* 1581 to L. Day 1594. Ordained priest (Norw.) March 8,
1587-8. Head Master of Lynn Grammar School from about 1590 to 1593 :
stipend, 20 marks. Rector of West Lynn 1593 to 1620 : he held North and
West Lynn together in 1603, value respectively ^9 and ^13. U. Sd. Will
proved (Norw.) 1620. '* Yigilantissimus pastor: medicam adjunxit peritiam,
ita ut animis et corporibus gregis suae optime consuluit " (AnneUs), Author :
An Exposition of the 150th Psahn, 1610. A Sacred Septenarie, 16U. A
Treatise of the Confession and Execution of Mary Smith, convicted of Witch-
crafty 1616.

WooddaU, Oliver: matriculated sizar, Nov. 22, 1581. B.A. 1587-8: M.A.
1591.

Looder, John: son of William Looder, yeoman. Bom at Foxearth ('Foxyard'),
Essex. At school there, and at Braintree. At Clare Hall, three years and a
hall Age 20. Admitted pensioner, to the bachelors' table, Nov. 28, 1581.
Surety, Mr John Paman, M. A., fellow.
B.A. (Pet) 1582-3.

Whaley, James : son of Richard Whaley, Esq. Bom at Sibthorpe, Notts. Schools,
Southwell) (' South wark ') and Newark. Age 19. Admitted pensioner, to
the bachelors' table, Dec. 31, 1581. Surety, the Master, Dr Legge.

Perhaps son of Richard "of ELirton" (Vis. of Notts.): not mentioned in
the family pedigree.

Davie, Robert: son of Richard Davie, mediocris fortume. Bom at Sawston,
Cambs. School, Mansfield, Notts. Age 16. Admitted sizar, Jan. 23, 1581-2.
Surety, Mr Stephen Perse, M.D., fellow.

Ricarde, Nicholas: son of Oswald Ricarde, gent. Bom at Heck in Snaith
('Hocke in Snath'), Yorkshire. School, Birstall. Age 18. Admitted
pensioner, to the bachelors' table, Feb. 1, 1581-2. Surety, Mr Richard
Swale, MA., president.

Not mentioned in the pedigree of " Ricard of Heck " in the Vis, of Yorks,,
1612.

Pountes, John : son of Thomas Pountes, gent. Bom at Longdon, Staffordshire.
School, Burton on Trent. Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors'
table, Feb. 2, 1581-2. Surety, Mr R. Swale, president.

Stowers, Richard.

Davie, John: matriculated sizar, Feb. 5, 1581-2.

Bilclyffe, George : matriculated, before graduation as B.A., Feb. 5, 1581-2.

Gerrarde, Phillip: son of William Oerrarde, gent. Bom at Harrow, Middlesex.
School, Harrow. Age 18. Admitted to the scholars' table, Feb. 9, 1581-2.
Surety, Mr Richard Garrard, M.A., fellow.

Scholar L. Day 1582 to L. Day 1585. Admitted at Gray's Inn, 1584 :
barrister, 1593: ancient, 1603: autumn reader, 1611. Married Frances,
daughter of John Page, Esq. of Wembley, Harrow. Philip Gerard, of Gray's
Inn, was patron of Necton, Norf. : living in 1635.

Silke, John- Included in the list of scholars, L. Day 1582 to Mich* 1584. Porter
(janitor) of the collie. He brought an action for defamati6n of character
against one R. Woodhouse, in 1587 {Misc. MS. 7, Univ. Registry). Buried at
St Michael's, Feb. 23, 1607-8.

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114 . GONVILLE AND CAIUS.

Bastard, Edward : son of Francis Bastard, gent Bom at West Winch, Norfolk.
Schools, Wisbech and Cambridge, under Messrs Wylkynson and Rooks. Age
15. Admitted, March 27, 1582, sizar of his tutor and surety, Mr Church.

* Edmond * in the Vis, of Nor/, Second son of Francis of W. Winch ;
brother of Leonard of 1567.

Kofie, James: son of William Roffe, burgess (and mayor) of St Albans, Herts.
Born at St Albans. At school there. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars'
table, April 20, 1582. Surety, Mr Michael Rabbet, M.A., fellow.

B.A. 1586-6: M.A. 1589: Scholar, Mich* 1582 to Mich* 1589. "James
Rolfe, Esq. official of the archdeaconry of St Albans; commissary of arch-
deaconry of Huntingdon ; Master in Chancery, who lived 65 years and
died Oct. 27, 1630."..."Alban's shrine where thy religious care, redeemed
those sacred relics from despair": M.I., at St Stephen's, Bamet, erected by
his widow, Grace. (Chauncey's Herts,, ii. 301 ; and Vis, of Herts,)

Grene, Oliver : son of William Grene, mediocris fortunes. Born at Trumpington,
Carobs. Schools, Godmanchester, under Mr Braldan; and Elsworth. Age 19.
Admitted to the scholars' table, April 23, 1582. Surety, Ds Alexander
Robberts, B.A., fellow.

B.A. 1585-6: M.A. 1589: M.L. 1599: M.D. 1615. Scholar Mich* 1585
to Mich' 1589. A skilful mathematician: repaired the college sundials, on the
visit of James I. to Cambridge (Annals), The site of " Green Street" was
his property. In his will (proved, V. C. Court, Cambridge, Dec. 16, 1625)
he mentions his wife, and sons, Henry and Anthony; lands m Gamlingay
and Waterbeach ; ** tenements of the Blewbore" and " Greene Street " in
Cambridge: son Henry, executor. His son, admitted Oct. 1, 1623, is de-
scribed as of Potton, Beds.

Lawton, Gilbert: son of Robert Lawton, citizen of London. Bom in London.
School, St Paul's. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, April 29,
1582. Surety, Ds Alexander Robberts, B.A., fellow.

Scholar, Mich* 1582 to L. Day 1584. The father was probably bailiff of
the hundred of Ossulston, Middx., appointed 1583 by the mayor and aldermen.

Dowman, Roger : son of Thomas Dowman, gent. Bom at ( ? Hathem) * Havere,'
Leicestershire. School, Kegworth. Age 19. Admitted to the scholars'
table, March 26, 1582. Surety, Mr Stephen Perse, M.D.

Probably the student drowned in the Cam, and buried at Grantchester,
May 4, 1583, as 'Robert Dowman of St John's.' (Parish register.)

Blumfeilde, John, of Diss, Norfolk : son of John Blomfeild, yeoman. School,
Diss. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars* table, June 14, 1582. Surety,
Mr Richard Swale, M.A., fellow.

Cousin of James and John, of 1581.

Warner, William and Christopher : sons of William Warner, yeoman. Bom at East
Dereham, Norfolk. School, Mattishall, Norfolk. Ages 17 and 15. Admitted
to the scholars' table, June 15, 1582. Surety, Mr John Paman, M.A., fellow.

William was ordained deacon and priest (Norw.) Jan. 25, 1605; as
a literate, age 40: title, curate of Hardley.

Christopher: LLB. 1589.

Gouldman, George: son of Robert Gouldman, citizen of Norwich (bapt. at
St Pet., Mancroft, Jan. 28, 1565-6). Bom at Norwich, and at school there.
Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, July 2, 1582. Surety, Mr Thomas
Howse, M.A., fellow. (Re-admitted, as fellow-commoner, Nov. 23, 1589.)

B.A. 1585-6 : M.A. 1589 : D.D. (Joh.) 1608. Scholar, Mich* 1582 to Mich*
1589. Vicar of Stepney, 1605-33. Rector of S. Ockendon, Essex, 1611-33.
Archdeacon of Essex, 1609-33. Died 1633-4; will proved (P.C.C). For
his son Francis, see D. N. B.

1682. 116

Hubbert, William : son of John Hubbert, gent. Bom at Thwaite, Norfolk.
School, Great Downham, Norfolk. Age 19. Admitted pensioner to the
bachelors' table, July 6, 1582. Surety, Mr B. Swale, M.A., fellow.

B.A. 1585>6. Inherited the manor of Erpiugham, and lands in Melton,
by his father*8 will. Married Catherine, daughter of James Underwood of
Cromer, gent. Died Nov. 5, 1612 : buried at Erpingham. M. I. thera Will
proved (P. C. C.) 1612. (v. Vis. of Nor/,)

Payne, William : son of Thomas Payne, yeoman. Bom at Norwich : at school
there. Age 18. Admitted to the scholars' table, July 12, 1582. Surety,
Mr R. Swale, M.A., president.

B.A 1583-4: M.A. 1587. Scholar Mich- 1582 to L. Day 1588. A
William Payne was vicar of Shepi-eth, Cambe., 1599 : resigned Jan. 21,
1612-13.

Womocke, Henry: son of Hugh Womocke. Bom at Dereham, Norfolk. At
school there, and at Mattishall. Age, 16. Admitted to the scholars' table,
Sep. 11, 1582. Surety, Mr Thomas Howse, M.A., fellow.

B.A. 1586-7: M.A. 1600. Ordained priest (Norw.) Dec. 5, 1589.
Rector of Fersfield, Norf., 1595: vicar of Gt Ellingham, 1601-28: rector
of (third part) of Attleboro, 1613-28. Will proved (Norw.) Nov. 19, 1628 :
leaves lands at E. Dereham to his wife Anne. Mentions sons, Salathiel,
John, Henry, and William.

Mondeforde, Francis: son of Francis Moundeford, gent. Bom at Wereham,
Norf. Schools, Lynn and Suifield, Suffolk (aic). Age 15. Admitted to the
scholars' table, Sep. 12, 1582. Surety, Ds Alexander Roberts, B.A., fellow.
B.A. 1585-6 : 23rd, out of 32, in the list. Scholar, Mich* 1684 to L. Day
1589. Probably the "Francis Montford, of the diocese of Norfolk, aged
24," admitted at the English College at Rome, July 10, 1590. Having
received holy orders he was sent to England, Ap. 22, 1592. According
to Dodd, he was soon after apprehended, and executed in London (v. Foley's
Records, VL 182). Family pedigree in Via, of Norf.

Mich* 1582— Mich* 1683.

♦Grymstone, Thomas: matriculated first at Caius, but not entered in our
Register. B.A. (Clare) 1577-8: M.A. (do.) 1581: M.D. 1601. Fellow
of Caius, Mich* 1582 to Mich* 1595. Bursar, 1588 : steward, 1593. Proctor,
1592. Probably practised in the town. Married Helenora Lorkyn of
Chesterton. Buried at St Botolph's, Camb., March 23, 1607-8. Will
proved (V.C. Court) Aug. 9, 1608. Leaves a "parcell of books" to the
college library; — amongst these Gerard's Herbal, Vesalius' Anatomy, and
the works of Savonarola, — and lands to his wife, who is sole executrix.
It is recorded, in the Annals, that on April 2, 1601, he *< publico anatomiam
sive dissectionem humani corporis fecit, non sine summa ejus laude et maxi-
mo auditorum fructu...." The svhject of this dissection is recorded in
St Michael's register, amongst the burials: 'M601, Ap. 6, M' Hutton the
anatomyr of Keys College." I had, on first seeing this notice, supposed him
to be a ' demonstrator ' of some kind ; from his title of Mr, which generally
indicates an M.A. Probably this title is given in consequence of Caius'
statute that such subjects were to be buried *'tanta reverentia et ordine
quanta si esset corpus dignioris personss."

Awger (Aunger), Thomas: son of Henry Awger, mediocris fortunae. Bom at
Peterborough. School, Bamack, Northants. Age 18. Admitted, Oct. 6,
1582, sizar of his surety, Mr Grimston, M.A., fellow.
B.A. 1585-6: M.A. 1589.

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116 OONVILLE AND CAIUS.

Randall, William: son of Robert Randall. Born at Carlton, near Buckenham
Castle, Norfolk. Schools, Wymondham and Norwich. Age 30. Admitted pen-
sioner to the bachelors' table, Oct. 1 2, 1 582. Surety, Mr R. Church, B.D., fellow.
Perhaps the man of these names who was ordained by the Bp of.
Norwich, Oct 17, 1571 : "of Kenninghall : cui titulum pcUrimonii" One
of these names was rector of Necton, Norf., 1576.

Larkyn (Lorkyn), John: matriculated sizar, 'impubes,' Oct. 13, 1582.

Huse, Edmund: matriculated sizar, Oct. 13, 1582.

Coot, William: son of Christopher Coot, gent. Bom at Lopham ? ('Clapham'),
Norfolk. School, Diss. Age 18. Admitted to the scholars' table, Oct. 18,
1582. Surety, Mr E. Burton, M.A., fellow.

Either fifth son of Christopher, of Lopham Lodge (Norris): — or eldest
son of Christopher of Blonorton. (See Vis. of Norf.)

Reade, Robert : of Norwich, son of Edward Reade. School, Norwich, three years.
Age 19 Admitted sizar, Nov. 22, 1582. Surety, Mr Thomas Howse.
Scholar, Mich* 1582 to L. Day 1587.

♦Gostlin, John: of Norwich: son of Robert Gostlin. School, Norwich, about
six years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, Nov. 22, 1582. Surety,
Mr Thomas Howes. (The father was sheriff of Norwich, 1570.)

B.A. 1586-7 (20th out of 24, in the list) : M.A. 1590 : M.D. 1602.
Incorporated at Oxford, July 14, 1612. Scholar, Mich* 1582 to Mich* 1590.
Fellow, L. Day 1592 to Mich* 1618. Dean, 1592, 4, 8- registrar, 1593:
bursar, 1597. Proctor, 1600. Regius Prof, of Physic, 1595-1625. After
his rejection as master, and Dr Branthwaite's election, in 1607, he retired to
Exeter, and practised physic there. M. P. for Barnstaple, 1614. Elected Master
Feb. 26, 1618-19. Died Oct. 21, 1626; whilst holding the office of Vice-
Chancellor. For some account of his character and wor^ see under Masters.

Litle, George: of Sou thill? ('Southwell'), Beds.: son of Bryan Litle. School,
Holme, Beds., five years. Age 19. Admitted to the scholars' table, Dec. 10,
1582. Surety, Mr Stephen Perse, M.D.

Scholar, Mich* 1582 to Mich* 1586. Probably B.A. 1585-6; and rector
of Ketton, Ruts., 1602.

Perrye, William : son of Matthew Perrye, mediocris fortunae. Bom in London.
At school there. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, Dec. 15, 1582.
Surety, Mr R. Swale, fellow and president of the college.

Scholar, Mich* 1582 to Mich* 1584. Probably B.A. 1585 : M.A. 1587.

Davie, Christopher : son of John Davie, gent. Bom in London. Schools, Holt,
Norfolk, and Brentwood, Essex. Age 19. Admitted pensioner to the
bachelors' table, Dec. 31, 1582. Surety, Mr R. Swale. (Re-admitted as
fellow-commoner. May 7, 1585.)

* Hammond, Henry : of Wendling, Norfolk : son of Robert Hammond, mediocris
fortunsB. Schools, Necton 1 (*Nayton'), two years; and Seaming, three
years. Age 18. Admitted scholar, Jan. 29, 1582-3. Tutor, Mr Swale.

B.A. 1586-7 : M.A. 1590. Scholar, Mich* 1586 to Mich* 1590. Junior
fellow, L. Day 1594: Senior fellow, Mids' 1595 to his death, Oct. 1616.
Greek lecturer, 1594: dean, 1596, 9, 1603, 5, 7-9: registrar, 1598. Buried,
at St Michael's, Oct. 13, 1616. A rather violent person ; for, as there seems
to have been no other of the name in college at the time, he must be the
Mr Hammond who was fined j£l, Dec. 12, 1608, *'quia violentas manus
injecit M'^ Jermy et D"^ Smith (two students) eosque vellicando male
tractavit, et quia M™ Duisborough, tunc procuratorem Academiie conviciis
lacessivit et ensem quem gestabat noluit deponere" {Gesta). The junior dean
was not necessarily in holy orders.

1582—1583. 117

Forbye, John : of Beeston, Norfolk : son of John For bye, mediocris fortuiud.
Schools, Beeston, four years; and Rougham, three years. Age 19. Ad-
mitted to the scholars' table, Jan. 29, 1582-3. Surety, Mr Richard Swale.

RA. 1586-7: M.A. 1590: B.D. 1598. Scholar, Mich- 1585 to Mich-
1590. Ordained deacon and priest (Line.) Nov. 9, 1590. Rector of Beeston,
Norl, 1598: and of Attleborough, Norl, 1614-38. Married, at Weston
by Norwich, Nov. 1610, Jane, daughter of Edward Misselbrooke, clerk.
Buried, at Attleborough, Dec. 29, 1638. The register at Beeston has many
curious notes by him, forming aloiost a history of his period; and he was
also a liberal donor to the church and. parsonage. Author : Verses on the
death of Henry Lord Fitzwalter, son of the Earl of Sussex (v. Blomef . i. 524 ;
and Carthew, ii. 383).

Clyfton, Gtervase: son of Richard Clyfton, gent, of Clifton, Notts. At school
there, two years ; afterwards at Sutton Bonnington, Notts., four years. Age
18. Admitted to the scholars* table, Feb. 8, 1582-3. Surety, Mr R. Swale.

B.A. 1586-7: M.A. 1590. In the NoUs. Vis., 1614, his father is
described as 'of Lincolnshire.'

Nedam, Nicholas, of Hickling, Notts., son of Oliver Nedam. Schools, Hickling,
two years ; and Melton, Leicestershire, two years. Age 16. Admitted to the
scholars' table, Feb. 8, 1582-3. Tutor, Mr Swale.

B.A. 1586-7 : M.A. 1590. Scholar, Mich' 1586 to Mich* 1590.

Foxe, Henry, of Kendal, Cumberland (Westmoreland): son of William Foxe,
mediocris fortunse. School, Skelsmergh, Cumberland {sic), about six years.
Age 18. Admitted to the scholars' table, March 14, 1582-3. Surety,
Mr Burton.

B.A. (Joh.) 1586-7.
Claydon, William and John : of Bures, Suffolk : sons of Barnabas Claydon,
mediocris fortunse. Schools, Bures, and Merchant Taylors' under Mr Mulkaster
('in scholis Mulcasteriensibus '). Ages 17 and 15. Admitted to the scholars'
table, April 8, 1583. Surety, Mr R. Swale, president.

William : B.A. 1587-8 (19th, out of 57, in the list). Scholar Mich- 1583
to Mich- 1586.

John: B.A. 1587-8. Perhaps vicar of Gt Wilbraham, Cambs., 1617:
curate of Gt Thurlow, Suff., 1622 : and P.C. of Stoke by Clare, Suff., in 1603 ;
where he returned 405 communicants.

Mallerye, George: son of William Mallerye, knt Bom at Hutton (Conyers),
Yorks. Schools, Ripon (* Ripingiae '), about two years ; and York, two years.
Age 19. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, April 15, 1583. Surety,
Mr R. Swale.

Uncle of William, of 1594. Fourth son. See *Mallory of Studley' in
Vis. of Yorks. \ 1585, 1612.

Smyth, Thomas, of Norwich : son of Richard Smyth, mediocris fortunie. School,
Norwich, under Mr limberte, five years. Age 19. Admitted to the scholars'
table, Dec. 4, 1583. Surety, Mr Grymstone. Perhaps the same who was
scholar, Mich- 1582 to Mich" 1586 : B.A. 1582-3 : M.A. 1586.

Morris, Francis, of Stow Bedon, Norfolk : son of John Morris, mediocris fortune.
School, Stow Bedon, two years, under Mr Edward limcor. Age 19. Ad-
mitted sizar, April 23, 1583. Surety, Mr Grimstone.
B.A. 1583-4 : M.A. 1587.

Madooke, William, of Wiveton, Norfolk: son of William Madooke, mediocris
fortunsB. School, Wiveton, four years. Age 18. Admitted sizar, April 27,
1583. Surety, Mr Howse.

The father was probably the rector of Wiveton, whose will was proved
(Norw.) 1592.

118 OONVILLE AND CAIUS.

Rudd, John : son of Clement Rudd, mediocris fortunse. Bom at Little Bittering,
Norfolk. School, Norwich. Admitted sizar (* discipulus ') of Mr Alkins, April
14, 1583. Surety, Dr Perse.

B.A. (Christ's) 1587-8 : M.A. 1591. Scholar, L. Day 1583 to L. Day
1584. He was convicted before the Vice-Chancellor and Heads, of erroneous
doctrine delivered in a sermon at St Mary's. A second sermon, of
explanation, made matters worse, and he was deprived of his degree. The
Archbishop approved (Mar. 29, 1596), and ordered him to enter into a bond
of £40 to appear before him. Eventually he submitted, and was restored to
his degree (Baker, xxxiv. p. 340). Rector of Shephall, Herts., 1613-40. Died
there, July 13, 1640 ; aged 72. M.I. there :—

Son of Thunder, Son of the Dove.
Fall of Hot Zeal, fall of True Love.
In preaching Truth, in living right,
A burning Lamp, a shining Light.

Mannard, John. Of Yorkshire. Matriculated sizar, Ap. 29, 1583. Tutor,
Mr Burton.

Danyell, John. Matriculated sizar, June 26, 1583.

Todd, Thomas. Matriculated sizar, Oct. 26, 1583.

Skiynne, Thomas : son of John Skrynne, mediocris fortunae. Bom at Snettisham,
Norfolk. School, Lynn, under Mr Iverye, six years. Age 15. Admitted
pensioner. May 23, 1583. Surety, Mr Roberts.

Cade, Thomas : son of John Cade, mediocris fortunae. Bom at OUerton (' Aller-
ton'), Notts. School, Mansfield, two years, under Mr Bowater. Age 16.
Admitted sizar, July 8, 1583. Surety, Mr Roberts. Re-admitted, to the
scholars' table, Ap. 27, 1585.

B.A. 1586-7 : M.A. 1590. Obtained letters testimonial from the Uni-
versity, July 2, 1606. Rector of Hallaton, Leics., 1608-27: buried there,
July 30, 1627.

Lowe, John: of Haughton, Lancashire: son of John Lowe, mediocris fortunae.
School, Stockport (* Stopworth '), four years, under Mr Bamford. Admitted
sizar, Sep. 17, 1583. Surety, Mr Paman.

Mich'' 1583— Mich' 1584.

Banestre, Richard and Robert: sons of Lawrence Banestre, EJsq., of Wem,
Shropshire. School, Shrewsbury, six years. Ages 16, and 14. Admitted
pensioners to the bacheloiV table, Nov. 2, 1583. Surety, Dr Thomas Legge,
Master of the college.

Richard. Of Lacon Hall, Wem, Esq. Married Winifred, daughter of
Edward Norres, of Speake, Lanes. They had issue, but all died young.
Probably admitted at the Middle Temple, Jan. 21, 1585 : if so, appointed
sworn conmiissioner to take depositions in the Co. Palatine, 1616.
* M*^ Banestre of Wem * is returned as a popish recusant in 1588. (v. Vis, of
IShropa,, 1623; and Baker's NarthanU,, ii. 193).

Robert. " Bred up in the Court, where he served three princes in places
eminent... He built and beautified this faire chancell, where his bodie is
interred. He had three wives and several children," (MI. at Passenham,
Northants.) Knighted at Greenwich, Ap. 29, 1605. Master of the House-
hold to James I. Sheriff of Northants., 1637. He was sequestered as a
royalist, * for being present at a Commission of Array ' {Ccd, qf Cofn, for
Compounding, March 16, 1646-7). Resided latterly at Passenham, where he
died Dec. 15, 1649; and was buried (v. Tw. of Shrops,, 1623; and Baker's
NoTtiw.nt8,\

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Thayts (Thwaites), William : of Hardingham, Norfolk : son of Thomas Thayts, Esq.
Educated at home under Mr Hey wood. Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the
bachelors' table, Oct 19, 1583. Surety, Dr Perse, fellow.

Scholar Mich' 1583 to Mich' 1587. Probably the same who married
Anne, daughter of Henry Richers, Esq., of Swannington. Died 1606, without
issue. Pedigree of Thwaytes of Hardingham in Vis, of Nor/.

AUiarton, Thomas : son of Clement Atharton, mediocris fortunas. Bom at Hitchin,
Herts. At school there, for two years, under Mr Turner. Age 17. Admitted
sizar Nov. 3, 1583. Surety, Mr Reve, fellow.

A Thomas Atharton, JB.A., was ordained priest (Line.) Sep. 3, 1609.
Rector of Wellingham, Norf., 1612. (More likely of St Catherine's.)

Dinelie, George : of Swillington : (eldest) son of William Dinelie, gent. Educated
at home under Mr Hardgrave. Age 15. Admitted pensioner, to the bachelors'
table, Nov. 18, 1583. Surety, Mr Richard Swale, fellow and president.

The family are returned as popish recusants in 1604. Pedigree in Vis, oj
Yorks., 1585.

Carter, Richard : of West Walton, Norfolk : son of Gregory Carter, yeoman.
School, Wisbech, five years, under Mr Belstone. Admitted to the scholai*s'
table, July 1, 1583. Surety, Mr Burton, fellow.

Cawsey, Robert. Graduated B.A. 1583-4. Probably the same who was scholar,
Mich* 1584 to Mich' 1586. Licensed, by the bishop of Norwich, as school-
master at Colton, Nov. 16, 1586. Seems to have taught at Bamham Broom
(v. E. Pagrave, p. 134); and at Mattishall (v. E. Rickes, p. 145).

Kent, Edward : sou of John Kent, yeoman. Born at Aston, Herts. School,
Shephall, two years, and Hertford (*Herriford') for one year, under Mr Noble.
Age 18. Admitted pensioner, Jan. 3, 1583-4. Surety, Mr Thomas Reve,
feUow.

B.A. 1587-8: 48th, out of 57, in the list. M.A. 1591. Scholar Mich'
1584 to Mich' 1591. Of Henlow, Beds., gent. Married Jane, daughter of
John Fareclough, of Aston. See Beds, Vis, ; and * Kent of Aston ' in App, to
Herts. Vis,

North, Charles : son of William North, yeoman. Born at Shephall. At school
there, two years ; and at Hertford, one year. Age 1 8. Admitted pensioner,
Feb. 4, 1583-4. Surety, Mr Thomas Reve, fellow.

Robinson, Thomas.

B.A. (Cath.) 1586-7 : M.A. 1593. Ordained deacon and priest (Norw.)
June 23, 1600. P.C. of St John Bapt, Norw., 1608-17 : minor canon of
Norwich. Author : De Lapide philosophorum, a poem. (v. At^i. Ccmt,).

Ulster, Peter. Matriculated sizar, April 4, 1584.

Filroer, Edward: son of Robert Filmer, Esq. Bom at East Sutton, Kent. At
school there, seven years, under Mr Sharp. Age 18. Admitted fellow-
conunoner, April 30, 1584. Surety, Mr Rabbet.

Afterwards Sir Edward Filmer of E. Sutton. Married Elizabeth, daughter
of Richard Argall, Esq. Sheriff of Kent, 1614. Father of the well known
Sir Rob. Fibner. Died 1629. (v. Vis. of London.)

Godsalve, Roger: (eldest) son of Thomas Godsalve, Esq. Bom at Buckenham
Ferry, Norfolk. At school there for three years, and at Bungay for two
years. Age 15. Admitted fellow-commoner. May 2, 1584. Surety, the
Master, Dr Legge.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, May 17, 1588. Lord of the manor of Buckenham
Ferry, kc. Married Barbara, daughter of Richard Cutts, Esq., of Debden,
Essex. (See Vis, of Nor/,) Brother of Henry, p. 158.

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Shute, Christopher : son of Bobert Shute, Esq. Bom at Oakington, Cambs. At
school there for seven years, under Mr Longworth. Age 17. Admitted fellow-
commoner to the bachelors' table, May 4, 1584. Surety, Mr Swal, fellow.

The father was recorder of Cambridge and afterwards a Baron of the
Exchequer. Christopher was the second son. Married, 1588, Joan Hatton, of
Long Stanton. Buried, at Oakington, Nov. 27, 1611. {Vis. o/Camba, 1619.)

Holdych (Holdege), Henry: (eldest) son of John Holdych, Esq., of Ranworth,
Norfolk. ;^m there. Schools, Ely; and Eye, Suffolk. Age 19. Admitted
fellow-commoner, bachelors' table. May 31, 1584. Surety, the Master,
DrLegg.

Admitted at Lincoln's Inn, Oct. 26, 1585. Succeeded his father as Lord
of the Manor of Colveston, &c,, in 1592. His daughter and heiress Elizabeth
married Sir Isaac Sidley (v. Vis, of Nor/,),

Sturges, Robert : son of Francis Sturges, deceased. Bom at Cranworth, Norfolk.
At school there ten years, under Mr Turner. Age 17. Admitted fellow-
commoner. May 7, 1584. Surety, Mr Swal, president.

Palmer, John: son of Nicholas Palmer, mediocris fortunse, deceased. Bom at
*Skylson,' Suffolk. At school there, three years, under Mr Lunys. Age 19.
Admitted pensioner. May 19, 1584. Surety, Mr Alexander Roberts, fellow.

John Palmer, son of Nicholas of Ipswich, is mentioned in his father's will,
proved (P. C. C.) Feb. 5, 1576-7. Executors to buy land for the son. (J. J. M.)

Skippon, William : son of Bartholomew Skippon, yeoman. Bom at Weaseuham,
Norfolk. School, Dereham, two years, under Mr Penter. Age 18. Admitted
pensioner. May 10, 1584. Surety, Mr A. Roberts, fellow.

Lived at Tawstock, Devon, where he seems to have been secretary or
agent to Lord Bath (Annals), Gave to the college, by will dated 1631, a gilt
cup, value £10. 6«. 8d, for the chapel use. Died at Tawstock, Jan. 1, 1633-4.
Left Foulsham Hall, Norf., and lands in Bradenham, to his nephew Captain
Philip Skippon (v. Luke, of 1585). His Inquis. p, m, states that Luke was
his heir, and that he died seized of lands in Foulsham, &c. (v. Carthew,
III. 440).

Tompson, John: son of John Tompson, yeoman. Bom at Mileham, Norfolk.
School, Fakenham ('Falkeham\ two years. Age 19. Admitted pensioner.
May 10, 1584. Surety, Mr A. Roberts, fellow.

Ingham, Christopher: son of William Ingham, yeoman. Bom at Nottingham.
School, Sheffield, one year, under Mr Heywood. Age 17. Admitted pensioner.
May 24, 1584. Surety, Mr A. Roberts, fellow.

Beddall (Bedwell), Edward: son of John Beddall, mediocris fortunes. Bom at
Wickhampton (*Wyckham'), Norfolk. At school under Mr Culham.
Admitted pensioner. May 1584. Surety, Mr Thomas Grimeston, fellow.

Coleman, William. Bom at Buckenham Ferry, Norfolk. School, Bungay, two
years. Age 18. Admitted pensioner, 1584.

B.A. 1587-8: M.A. 1591. Scholar L. Day 1587 to Mich" 1591. There
is a monument to William Col man, gent., at Braiseworth, Suffolk. He
married Katherine, daughter of Edm. Bacon, Esq., of Hesset, and died Oct.
16, 1643, "in the 80th year of his age."

Nun, Robert: son of Robert Nun. Bom at Whepstead, Suffolk. School, Bury
St Edmunds, four years. Age 19. Admitted pensioner, June 5, 1584.
Surety, Mr Paman, fellow.

B.A. (Corp.) 1587-8 : M.A. 1591. Ordained priest (Norw.) Oct 28, 1591.
Rector of Stanningfield, Snff., 1591-1637, when he died. In 1603 he returned
67 communicants.

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Bolmer, Thomas : son of William Buhner. Bom at Wilton, Yorkslura School,
Eye, three years, under Mr Popson. Admitted fellow-commoner, to the
bachelors' table, Sept. 19, 1584. Surety, Mr Richard Swall, president.

Pedigree of 'Buhner of Wilton' in Vis, of Yorks.^ 1584; but Thomas is
not mentioned

Carson, Anthony: son of Philip Gurson, of Wittering, Northants. Bom at
Peterborough. School, Bamack, four years. Age 18. Admitted sizar,
March 10, 1583-4. Surety, Mr Churche, fellow.

Langdall, Marmaduke : son of Anthony Langdall, gent., deceased (died at Rome,
1577). Bom at Sancton, Yorkshire. At school there three years, under Mr
Richard Seller. Age 17. Admitted pensioner, June 21, 1584. Surety, Mr
Richard Swall, fellow.

Third son. See pedigree of ' Langdale of San ton,' in Vis. of Torks., 1584,
1612. Executor of his brother Richard in 1586 : said to have died soon after
(Yorks, Arch. Joum, xi. 416).

Mich' 1584— Mich' 1585.

Hosier, GeoSrey: son of John Hosier, mediocris fortunse, deceased. Bom in
London. At school there, at Merchant Taylors', for some years, under Mr
Mulcaster, and elsewhere. Age 17. Admitted pensioner, Sept. 29, 1584.
Surety, Mr Robert Church, B.D., fellow.

Scholar, Mich* 1584 to Mich' 1587. Geofl&y Hosier, gent., of St
Sepulchre, Lond., was licensed to marry Johanna, relict of John Pynning, Ap.
12, 1588. One of the same names, son of John, of Woodcote, Salop, is entered
in the Via. qfShrops,^ 1623.

Markham, Griffin and Robert, brothers : sons of Thomas Markham, Esq., of
Nottingham. School, Southwell, under Mr Cowper, prebendary of SouthwelL
Ages 14 and 15. Admitted fellow-commoners, Oct. 10, 1584. Surety, Mr
Richard Swale, fellow and president.

Griffin, eldest son. Admitted at Grajr's Inn, Ap. 27, 1586. Knighted at
Rouen, 1591. Served in Ireland, under the Earl of Essex. Married Anne,
daughter of Peter Roos, Esq., of Laxton. Banished for taking part in
Watson's conspiracy. His wife. Lady Anne, corresponded with Cecil, offering
to deliver the Jesuit, Gerard, to him, if her husband was restored and
pardoned (Foley, Bee. ul 784). He was ordered for execution, but pardoned
on the scaffold, at Winchester, Dec. 9, 1603 (Stow, Ann.), There are several
letters from him, in the CcU. of StcUe Pap. (1644-5). He was then a Roman
Catholic, in Vienna. He writes as a strong royalist : " Oh that 1 could come
to serve that good king... but my hurts and old age do hinder me from that
honour." Said to have died at Rouen, (v. Vis. of Notts.) D. N. B.

Robert Markham. Admitted at Gray's Inn, Ap. 27, 1586. Afterwards
entered the Jesuit College at Rome, Aug. 1, 1593 : and took the oath, Nov. 1.
Left for Perugia in 1596, on account of ill-health. He afterwards desired to
be re-admitted, but for some reason was not accepted. He died soon after, at
Loretto. (Foley's Records vi. 193.) There are two letters in Str3rpe (Ann. iv.
157): one from Robert's father, complaining that his son had forged his
name to a draft for £100 : one from Robert, dated at Gravesend, Aug. 27,
1592. He begs forgiveness from his father, but declares that he was forced to
flee the country at once, as reconciliation to the Romish Church was a capital
crime. There is a letter from him (LanstL 96, No. 33) to his brother Gnffin.
It is dated from Rome, Feb. 4, 1595 : he had contemplated serving in the
Turkish wars, but could not obtain admission amongst the knights of Malta,
and did not like the service in Hungary. He would not join any powers at
war with England. His name is omitted in the Vis, of NoUs.

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122 GONVILLE AND CA1U8.

St Quinting, Gabriel : son of Matthew St Quinting, . gent. Bom in ? Kelke
(* Kelso'), Yorkshire. School, York. Age 18. Admitted pensioner to the
bachelors' table, Oct. 17, 1584. Tutor and surety, Mr Edwanl Burton, M.A.,
fellow.

£ldest son. See pedigree of * St Quintin, of Ganstead and Harswell,' in
Vis. of Yorks.f 1584 : where Gabriel is said to be 21.

Langlaye, Christopher : son of Richard Langlaye, Esq. Bom in Howthorpe,
Yorkshire. School, Pocklington, under Mr Ellis. Age 20. Admitted fellow-
commoner, Oct. 17, 1584. Surety, Mr Edward Burton, M.A., fellow.

Of Millington, Yorks., Esq. Married Ursula, daughter of John Rudston,
of Hay ton, Yorks. His father was hanged at York, Dec. 1, 1586, for shelter-
ing Romish priests in his house. Pedigree of ' Langley of Owsthorpe ' in Vis.
of Yorks. 1584, 1612. (A. F. L.; and v. Vis. of Yorks., 1612.)

Corbett, Francis, of Sprowston, Norfolk : son of Miles Corbett, Esq. Schools, Eye,
North Walsham, and Norwich. Age 15. Admitted pensioner, to the
bachelors' table, Oct. 26, 1584. Tutor and surety, Mr Richard Swale,
president.

B.A. 1587-8: (8th out of 57 in the list). Admitted at Lincoln's Inn,
Aug. 3, 1589. Third son of Sir Miles CJorbet, who was Sheriff of Norfolk in
1591 (v. Vis. of Nor/.). A Francis Corbett was a seminary priest in and
before 1593 (Strype, Ann. 257, 261).

Ellerker, Edward, of Risby, Yorkshire : son of Edward Ellerker, gent. School,

Hull. Age 18. Admitted pensioner, to the bachelors' table, Oct. 28, 1584.

Surety, Mr Edward Burton, fellow. (Re-admitted, as fellow-commoner, 1587.)

B.A. 1587-8 (5th out of 57 in the list). Third son. See pedigree of

'Ellerker of Risby ' in Vis. of Yorks., 1584, 1612.

Mai by, Hugh. Matriculated sizar, Nov. 2, 1584.

♦Welles, Robert : son of Thomas Welles, yeoman. Bom at Gissing, Norfolk (bapt.
Mar. 8, 1566-7). Schools, Wymondham and Tibenham, Norfolk. Age 18.
Admitted to the scholars* table, Nov. 5, 1584. Tutor and surety, Mr R.
Swale, fellow.

B.A. 1588-9 : M.A. 1592. Incorporated at Oxford, July 10, 1593. M.D.
1609. Scholar, Mich" 1586 to Mich" 1592. Junior fellow, Mich" 1592 : senior
fellow, L. Day, 1596, to his death. Humanity lecturer, 1593, 8 : bursar, 1603,
and other years : registrar, 1620-1. Died May 2, 1632. Will proved (V. C.
Court) 1632. Leaves all his temporal estate (about £200 and his books) to
the college, to be disposed in pious uses for ever, according to their discretion.
The books, mostly medical and mathematical, were over 200 in number. Our
MS. No. 569 (Heraldic) is dedicated to him as ''dignissimo amicissimoque
viro...antiquitatum cultori,'' by R. Caignon de Hela. He is highly praised in
the Annals for his devotion to the interests of the college.

Bedingfeilde, Edmund and Anthony : second and third sons of Edmund Bedding-
feild, Esq. Bom at Denham, Suffolk. School, Halesworth, Suffolk. Ages
17 and 14. Admitted pensioners to the bachelors' table, Dec. 17, 1584.
Surety, Mr T. Grimeston, fellow. (Anthony was r&«dmitted as fellow-
conmioner, Oct. 16, 1585.)

Edmund. Admitted at Lincoln's Inn (as Edward), Dec. 2, 1585. Of
Lammas, Norf., Esq. Married Elizabeth, daughter of John Castell, of
Raveningham. Buried at Buxton, 1634.

Anthony. Of Scot's Hall, Westleton, Suff. Married Lucy, daughter of
Nicholas Timperley, Esq.

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Walker, Gervase (matriculated as James), of Ruddington, Notts. : son of Thomas
Walker, mediocris fortonas. School, Nottingham, under Mr Smith. Age 18.
Admitted Jan. 3, 1584-5, sizar of his surety, Mr George Estey, M.A., fellow.

B.A. 1588-9. Ordained deacon (Lond.), March 29, 1591 ; as curate of
All SS., Steyning, London. Yicar of Gt Staughton, Hunts., 1593.

Munson, Robert : son of Thomas Munson, yeoman. Bom at Hardwick, Norfolk.
Schools, Norwich and Ely, several years. Age 18. Admitted to the scholars'
table, Jan. 15, 1584-5. Surety, Mr T. Grimeston, M.A., fellow.

Scholar, L. Day 1585 to Mids' 1588. Died in College: buried at St
Michael's, June 10, 1588.

Gibson, Thomas, of Norwich : son of Robert Gibson, gent. School, Norwich,
under Mr Lymbert. Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table,
Jan. 20, 1584-5. Tutor and surety, Mr R. Swale, president. (Re-admitted
as fellow-conmioner, June 25, 1586.)

B.A 1587-8: 4th out of 57 in the list. Probably admitted at Gray's
Inn, from Barnard's Inn, Nov. 6, 1590. A Thomas Gibson, of Thorpe by
Norwich, married Ann, daughter of Thomas Groodiog, of Blythburgh (v. Vis.
o/Norf).

Norman, Peter, of Bury St Edmunds : son of John Norman, mediocris fortunes.
School, Bury, under Mr Wright. Age 18. Admitted sizar of his surety, Mr
T. Howes, M.A., fellow, Feb. 5, 1584-5.

B.A. 1588-9. Scholar L. Day 1588 to Mich- 1589. The will of Peter
Norman, of Bury, was proved (Bury) 1614-15 ; and that of John Norman ton
(P. C. C.) 1638.

Dix, Robert : son of Henry Dix, yeoman. Bom at Wickmere, Norfolk (bapt.
there Jan. 18, 1567). School, Norwich, under Mr Paul Gould. Age 19.
Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, Feb. 6, 1584-5. Tutor and
surety, Mr R. Swale, president.

* Dix of Wickmere' is entered in the Nor/. Vis, of 1563 : but no reference
to Henry. The father died in 1597 : will proved (Norw.) 1597.

Dalton, William : son of Thomas Dalton, gent. (Mayor of Hull). Bom at Hull.
At school there, under Mr Margetts, four years. Age 17. Admitted
pensioner to the bachelors' table, Feb. 11, 1584-5. Tutor and surety, Mr E.
Burton, fellow.

Second son. Admitted at Lincoln's Inn, Oct. 11, 1588. Married
Theophane, daughter of John Brook, of KiUingholme, Iducs. Recorder of
HulL Attorney-general to the Northern court at York. Knighted at White-
hall, Ap. 28, 1629. Buried in York Minster, Jan. 25, 1649-50. Will proved
at York, 1650. His mother and others of the family are returned as Popish
recusants in 1 604. His son was a prominent royalist : died of a wound
received at Burton-on-Trent. (C. B. N. ; and v. Hunter's Fam, Mvn. Gent,)

♦Comwaleis, Richard : son of Henry Comewaleis, Esq. Bom at Coxford Abbey,
near Rudham, Norfolk. School, Norwich, under Mr Lymbert. Age 15.
Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, Feb. 27, 1584-5. Surety,
Mr G. Estey, M. A, fellow.

B.A. 1588-9 : 2nd out of 32 in the list. M. A. 1592. Junior fellow,
Christ", 1592 : senior fellow, Mich* 1595 to Mich" 1596. Humanity lecturerj
1592 : dean, 1595. Afterwards a seminary priest. Entered the college at
Rome, 1596; where he describes his Cambridge studies thus: "Rhetorical
Logics et Physicae per tres priores annoe studui, quod reliquum erat temporis
Jurisprudentiie et studiis Humanitatis insumpsi." On his way to Rome he
was detained at Flushing (then held by the English), imprisoned for some

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* weeks, and sent back to England, where he underwent further imprisonment.

Escaping to the English CoUege at Rome, he was ordained priest, June 5,
1599. He was sent to England May 4, 1601. "He was a good missioner,
and died at length in the palace of the English ambassador in Spain," about
Oct. 1606. (Foley, i. 183 ; and Jessopp, One GenercUion.)

Wentworth, Alblaster, of Ipswich : son of Henry Wentworth, gent. School,
Wethersfield, Essex, under Mr Rogers. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars'
table, March 24, 1584-5. Tutor and surety, Mr E. Burton, fellow.

His mother was Jane, sister of Edward Arblaster, formerly of the CoU^e.

Batho, William : son of Robert Batho, Yicar of Elsenham, Essex. Bom at
Clavering, Essex. Age 17. Schools, Stansted Mountfitchet, Essex, under
Mr Hales; and Mr Barley's at Ekenham, under Ds Tilinhast. Admitted
sizar of his surety, Mr Reve, M.A., fellow.

B.A. 1588-9 : M.A. 1592 : B.D. 1601. Incorporated at Oxford, 1601.
Scholar L. Day 1587 to L. Day 1590. Ordained deacon (Peterb.), Jan. 11,
1590-1 : priest (do.) Ap. 5, 1591. Rector of St Mich. Coslany, Norw., 1601-
25. In 1603 the value is returned as £13. 6«. Sd, Vicar of St John Bapt,
Norwich, 1598-1604. Surrogate in Suffolk, 1618.

^Stokes, Matthew : son of Thomas Stokes, citizen of Norwich (sheriff, 1570). Bom
at Norwich. At school there, five years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars'
table, April 19, 1585. Surety, Mr Richard Swale, president.

B.A. 1588-9 : M.A. 1592. Scholar, Mich- 1585 to Mich- 1592. Junior
fellow, Mich- 1592: senior, L. Day 1596 to his death, 1635. Taxor, 1605.
Dean of the college, 1600-1603. In the parish register of Coton, ** whither he
withdrew himself for a time when the towne of Cambridge was visited with
the plague of pestilence, 1630," there is an entry of his gift of " The Booke of
Common Prayer to be used at the Communion Table, a Cushion embroidered
with silke, and a faire damaske table cloth." He died May 25, 1635. Will
proved (Y. C. Court, Camb.) Ju. 13, 1635. He left the lease of the rectories
of Dilham and Honing, Norf., to found three scholarships and a fellowship ;
and an annual sum of £4 for a feast in college on the day of his funeral. For
some reason he changed his faculty in his old age; — ^there was a Qrace
(May 15, 1632) to excuse him the" necessary exercises, "cum professionem
suam in medicina justis de causis commutaverit."

Baldwyn, Henry, of Mattishall, Norfolk : son of Richard Baldwyn. Schools,
Mattishall, and Colchester, under Mr Watson. Age 15. Admitted to the
scholars' table, April 21, 1585. Surety, Mr George Estey, M.A., fellow.

A Henry Baldwyn was vicar of East Rudham, Norl, 1597-1612. (More
likely of St John's).

Lathe, Richard : son of Richard Lathe, mediocris fortunse. Bom at Thorpe, Nor-
folk. School, Norwich, under Mr Lymbert. Age 17. Admitted to the
scholars' table. May 10, 1585. Tutor and surety, Mr Thomas Reve, M.A.,
fellow.

I One of these names was vicar of Catton, Norl ; and curate of St Andrews,

j Norwich, in 1597.

\ Keltridge, Sidney : son of Thomas Keltridge, citizen of London. Bom in London.

I At school there, under Mr Ciprian; and at Canterbury, under Mr Groldes-

borough. Age 18. Admitted to the scholars' table, May 23, 1585. Tutor

and surety, Mr T. Reve, M.A., fellow.

Previously resided at Oxford one year : matriculated at Brasenose, Oct. 16,

1584. RA. 1587-8: M.A. 1591. Scholar L. Day 1585 to Mich- 1591.

Ordained deacon and priest (Lond.) Dec. 21, 1595, as curate of Carringham,

Essex. Rector of Bergholt, 1597-1613. Died 1613.

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ElmeBmore, James, of Diss, Norfolk : son of William Elmesmore, mediocris
fortunte. School, Diss, under Mr Pickering. Age 17. Admitted June 3,
1585, sizar of his surety, Mr T. Beve, M.A., fellow.
B.A. 1588-9.

Holdich, Richard and Thomas : of Ranworth, Norfolk : sons of John Holdich, Esq.
Schools, Ely, under Mr Spight ; and Eye, Suffolk, under Mr Popson. Ages
18 and 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, June 15, 1585. Tutor and
surety, Mr R. Swale, president.

Richard ; second son. Probably died young.

Thomas; third son. Of Ran worth, Esq. Married Grizell, daughter of
Thomas EUiott, of Boxted, Suffolk. (See Vis. of Norfolk.) Died 1617.

Fletcher, Thomas, of North Elmham, Norfolk (bapt. there, Sep. 7, 1567) : son of
John Fletcher, tenuis fortunss. Schools, Norwich, under Mr Lymbert, and
East Dereham, under Mr Paynter. Age 18. Admitted to the scholars' table,
June 21, 1585. Tutor and surety, Mr Thomas Howse, M.A., fellow.

B.A. 1588-9. Scholar Mich* 1585 to his death. Died in College : buried
at St Michael's, March 7, 1588-9.

Swarland, John : son of Swarland, citizen of London. Bom in London, and

at school there. Age 18. Admitted to the scholars' table, July 23, 1584
(sic). Tutor and surety. Mi' T. Reve, M.A., fellow.
Scholar L. Day 1584 to Mich' 1585.

Jenison, James, of Bumham Westgate, Norfolk : son of Robert Jenison, gent.,

deceased. School, Fakenham, under Mr Warde. At Trinity College, nearly

a year, under Mr Ratclyfe. Age 17. Admitted pensioner, to the bachelors'

table, June 22, 1585. Tutor and surety, Mr Thomas Reve, M.A., fellow.

Second son of Robert, by his thini wife. Of Keddington, lines., Esq.

Married EUen, daughter of Holmes, of Weston, Lanes, (v. Via. qf

Lines., 1592 ; and Vis. of Nor/.).

Skippon, Luke : son of Bartholomew Skippon, gent. Bom at Weasenham, Nor-
folk. Schools, Dereham and Mileham, under Messrs Paynter and Jepsam.
Age 18. Admitted pensioner, to the bachelors' table, July 12, 1585. Surety,
Mr A. Roberts, M.A., fellow.

Father of Philip the Parliamentary general, and of Luke, master elect of
Peterhouse. Of West Lexham, gent Died there Sep. 20, 1638. (v. Carthew,
iiL 440). His Inq. p. nt., 1639, states that Philip whs then 40. (v. Howard's
Vis. ofSuff.). Brother of William ; p. 120.

Brownerigge, Oswold, of Matterdale, Cumberland ('ex oppido Materdaill ') ; son of
Edward Brownerigge, mediocris fortunsB. Schools, Blencow, Cumberland ;
and Appleby, Westmoreland. Age 20. Admitted Sep. 13, 1585, sizar of his
tutor and surety, Mr Alexander Roberts, MA., fellow. (Re-admitted to the
scholars' table, July 8, 1587.)

B.A. 1588-9. Scholar L. Day 1587 to Mich« 1589.

Wisse (Wish), Thomas : son of John Wisse, mediocris fortume. Bom in Norwich
(bapt. at St Pet Mancroft, May 7, 1568). School, Wymondham, Norfolk.
Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table. Sept 14, 1585. Tutor and surety,
Mr Thomas Grimeston, M. A., fellow.

B.A. 1588-9 : M.A. 1592. Scholar, L. Day 1586 to Mich- 1588.

Thomely, Thomas : son of Thomas Thomely, mediocris fortunte. Bom at Denton,

Lancashire. School, Stockport, Cheshire, under Mr Bamforde. Admitted to

the scholars' table, June 19, 1585, having resided two and a half years in the

college as sizar of Mr Catelyn. Tutor and surety, Mr T. Howse, M. A, fellow.

B.A. 1586-7 : M.A. 1590. Scholar, L. Day 1585 to L. Day 1589.

126 GONVILLE AND CAIU8.

Leake, Richard : son of Christopher Leake, mediocris fortunsB. Bom at Dent, near
Sedbergh, Yorkshire. School, Sedbergh, under Mr Mayer. Age 17. Ad-
mitted, Sept. 18, 1585, sizar of his surety, Mr R. Swale, president.

B.A. (Cath.) 1588-9 : M.A. 1593. One of these namea was prebendary of
York, 1617.

MiCH» 1585— Mich' 1586.

Stellinge, Anthony : son of William Stelling, yeoman. Born at Newton, Durham.
School, Houghton le Spring, under Mr Ranson, of Oxford. Age 18. Ad-
mitted to the scholars' table, Oct. 6, 1585. Tutor and surety, Mr K. Swale,
president

Admitted at Gray's Inn, Jan. 30, 1589-90 : "Of Newton Ketton."

Hungayte, William : son of William Hungaite. Born at Saxton, Yorks. School,
Sherbum. Age 16. Admitted fellow-commoner, Oct. 16, 1585. Surety, Mr
R. Swale, president.

Probably admitted at Lincoln's Inn, Feb. 19, 1589-90. Of Saxton, Esq.
Knighted by James I. at York, 1617. Died without issue, 1634. (v. * Hun-
gate of Saxton,' in Vis, of Yorks^ 1584). His daughter married a brother of
Marmaduke Cholmely, of Brandsby : " Richard Cholmeley Esq. maryed with
Mary H ungate in the presence of... in a fell, with a Popish priest as they
say" He and his family were Popish recusants. {Yorkshire (fcUholicSf 1604.)
Probably the same who was charged with traitorous words: *'That Bp
Jewell's book was full of lies, and that he had of long time forborne to speak
and argue of religion, but now he would take his belly full..." (Lansd. 97, p. 23).

Armiger, Thomas : son of Thomas Armiger. Bom at Monewden, Suffolk. Schools,
Norwich and Bury. Age 14. Admitted fellow-oommoner, Oct. 16, 1585.
Surety, Mr Thomas Reve, M.A.

Of Thrandeston, Suff., Esq. ; and of Canewdon, Ess. Married Anne,
daughter of Tho" Pretyman, of Bacton. Died Oct 19, 1634 (Davy). His
father, by will (proved P. C. C. 1583), left him * £20 a year towards his bringing
up.' (J.J.M.) See ^# Fm., 1612.

Darcye, John : of St Osyth, Essex : son of Brian Darcye, gent. Schools, Walden
and Dedharo. Age 15. Admitted fellow-oommoner, Oct 22, 1585. Surety,
the Master, Dr Legge.

Of Lincoln's Inn: admitted Feb. 11, 1592-3. Afterwards barrister.
Married Dorothy Audeley, of Berechurch. Died 1638. Father of Brian of
1604 (v. Essex Vis, 1558, 1612).

Walsall, Thomas: son of John Walsall, D.D. Bom at Canterbury. At school
there, four years, under Messrs Ooldesborow, Arnold and Shorte. Age 1 6. Ad-
mitted at the scholars' table, Jan. 17, 1585-6. Tutor, Mr Church, B.D., fellow.
B.A. 1589-90: M.A. 1593. Scholar Mich- 1585 to L. Day 1593.
Brother of the Master of Corpus Christ!. Probably prebendary of Wells, 1590.

Rosse, Robert: son of George Ross, gent. Bom in Yorkshire. School, York,
under Mr PuUen, three years. Age 16. Admitted pensioner, to the bachelors'
table, Jan. 29, 1585-6. Surety, Mr Burton, M.A., fellow.

Eldest son. Married Rose, daughter of George Badesley, of Ellerton
Grange, StafiB.; and had issue. See * Ross of Cawton,' in Vis, -of Yorks,, 1584.

Mather, Thomas: son of Christopher Mather. Bom at Seacroft, Yorkshire.
Schools : Leeds and Halifax, under Messrs Maude and Hargreave. Age 17.
Admitted pensioner Feb. 3, 1585-6. Surety, Mr Edwai^ Burton, M.A.,
fellow.

He, and the rest of his family, are returned as popish recusants in 1 603.

1585—1586. 127

White, John : son of Peter White, preacher (* ooncionator '). Bom at Eaton Socon
Beds. At school there. Age 16. Admitted Feb. 15, 1585-6, sizar of his
surety, Mr Perse, M.D. (Brother of Francis, p. 101 ; father of John, of 1611).
B.A. 1589-90: M.A. 1593: D.D. 1612. Scholar, L. Day 1588 to Mich-
1592. Fellow of Manchester Collie, 1606. Vicar of Eccles, Lanes., 1606-9.
Rector of Barsham, Suff. " When I lived far remote, Sir J. Crofts, my worthy
and loving patron, having never seen me, sent and called me to the place I
have " (Dedication to sermon). Chaplain in ordinary to King James. In the
third month of his attendance at court he sickened, and died in Lombard
Street. Buried in St Mary Woolnoth, 1615. He was much engaged in
disputes against the Romish priests. Author : The Way to the True Church,
1608. A Defence of the same, 1614. Sermons at Paul's Cross, 1615, and at
the Spittle, 1613 (v. Gorham's St Neots). Cole {Ath, Cant.) says that he
had an engraved portrait of him, with a copy of lines beginning.

En micat nt vultns Johannu gratior Alltit
InTida Tel rumpas ilia Hvor atrox,

Hawes, John, of Walsham, Suffolk : son of John Hawes, mediocris fortunip.
School, Bury St Edmunds, under Mr Wright. Age 17. Admitted to the
scholars' table, Feb. 17, 1585-6. Surety, Mr T. Reve, M.A., fellow.

One of these names was vicar of Brandeston, Suff, in 1603 ; where he
returned 82 communicants. (More likely of Corpus ; ' B.A. 1580-1.)

Atlee, William : of East Dereham, Norfolk : son of Richard Atlee, mediocris
fortume. School, East Dereham, under Mr Paynter. Age 14. Admitted
pensioner, to the bachelors' table, March 14, 1585-6. Surety, Mr Alexander
Roberts, M.A., fellow.

Rabbett, Reynold : son of Reynold Rabbett, mediocris fortune. Bom at Bram-
field, Suffolk. Schools, Wenhaston and Halesworth, under Messrs Cox and
Ablesonn. Age 18. Admitted to the scholars' table, March 20, 1585-6.
Tutor, Mr Thomas Reve, M.A., fellow.

Son and heir. Of Bramfield, gent. Owner of the Hall House and Woods,
at Bramfield. Married, at Kelsale, Oct. 4, 1591, Mildred, daughter of
Lambert NoUoth, of Kelsale. Died Feb. 3, 1635-6. Will proved (Norw.
C.C.)Feb. 11. (J.J.M.)

♦Hull, John : of Cambridge (bapt. at Trin. Ch., March 27, 1570) : son of William
Hull, mediocris fortune. School, Ely, under Mr Spight. Age 16. Admitted
to the scholars' table, April 8, 1586. Surety, Mr Estey, M.A., fellow.

B.A. 1589-90: M.A. 1593: Incorporated at Oxford, July 9, 1594: B.D.
1600. Scholar, L. Day 1587 to L. Day 1593. Junior fellow (sacellanus)
Mich' 1595 to L. Day 1602. Afterwards in Ireland. Rector of Shandon,
Cork, 1618-27 : vicar of Wallstown, Templeroan, and Ballintemple, 1615-27.
Died, 1627. Author : St Peter's Prophecy of these Last Days, 1610. Christ's
Proclamation to Salvation, 1613. Exposition of the Lamentations, 1618.
The Unmasking of the Politic Atheist, 1602.

Keltridge, Samuel : son of Thomas Keltridge : citizen of London. Age 22.
Already B.A. of St John's College; admitted pensioner to the bachelors'
table, April 19, 1586. Surety, Mr Thomas Reve, M.A., fellow.

B.A. (Joh.) 1583-4 : M.A. (CaL) 1587. Ordained deacon (Lond.) Dec. 21,
1588; as curate of Edmonton: priest (do.) Ap. 18, 1589.

Aldborghe, Richard : son of Richard Aldburghe. Bom at Aidborough, Yorkshira
Schools, Thirsk, and Ripon, under Messrs Atkinson and Dickson. Age 16.
Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table. May 5, 1586. Tutor, Mr George
Estey, M.A., fellow.

Third son of Richard of Aidborough. Pedigree in Via, of Yorks., 1584,
1612. Probably died young.

128 GONVILLE AND CAIU8.

Gkxxleson, John : son of Thomas Goodeson, citizen of London. Bom in London ;
at school there, under Mr Waddington. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars'
table, June 25, 1586. Tutor, Mr Edward Burton, M.A., fellow.
Scholar, L. Day 1586 to L. Day 1589.

Jewell, John: son of Robert Jewell, mediocris fortunte. Bom at Carlton Rode,
Norfolk. School, Palgrave, Suffolk, under Mr More. Age 18. Admitted to
the scholars' table, Sep. 12, 1586. Surety, Mr Alexander Roberts, M.A.,
fellow

B.A. 1596-7 : M.A. 1600. Scholar, Mich- 1587 to Mich- 1590. Ordained
priest (Norw.) July 24, 1593. Curate of St Mary's, Bury St Edmunds, 1603 ;
when he returned 1440 communicants. Probably the surrogate of this name,
before whom wills were proved at Bury, 1623-35.

Mich- 1586— Mich- 1587.

^Disberowe, Anthony: of Chevington, Suffolk: son of Anthony Disberowe,
mediocris fortunse. School, Bury St Edmunds, under Mr Wrighte. Age 17.
Admitted Sep. 8, 1586, sizar of his surety, the Master, Dr Thomas Legge.

B.A. 1590-1: M.A. 1594: B.D. 1610. Scholar, Mich- 1586 to Mich* 1592.
Junior fellow, Mich' 1592: senior, Mich' 1595 to L. Day 1615. Ordained
deacon and priest (Norw.) June 24, 1596. Dean 1595 : Heb. lecturer, 1601,
12: bursar, 1606, 12: salarist, 1609-15. Proctor, 1608. Rector of Risby,
Suff, 1613. Li 1600 he presented a brass eagle, as lectern, to the college
chapel, with the inscription, "setemum Antonii Duisburgi testor amorem."
He gave to our library the Collection of Statutes by Pulton, JRom Uraina, &c
Father of Oliver, of 1641.

Wetherall, Anthony: of Qreystoke, Cumberland: son of William Wetherall,
mediocris fortume. School, Kendal, under Mr Gtumet. Age 18. Admitted
to the scholars' table, August 31, 1586. Surety, Mr Edws^ Burton, M.A.,
fellow.

Probably vicar of Kirby Stephen, Westm., 1607. Author : A remonstrance
by the tenants against the lord's claim of an absolute estate in their tenements
(Nicholson and Bum : Cumb, cmd Westm. L 536).

Hall (Haull), George. Scholar (promus) Mich' 1586 to L. Day 1596. B.A.
1588-9 : M.A. 1692. Perhaps the same whose will was proved (Norw. C. C.)
1628: "of Susteme." A George Hall, ordained priest (Norw.) Dec. 24,
1615, was curate of Sazthorpe in 1617.

Filmer, Robert: son of Robert Filmer, Esq., deceased. Bom at (East) Sutton,
Kent. At school there, seven years, under Mr Sharp. Age 17. Admitted
pensioner, to the bachelors' table, Nov. 4, 1586. Surety, Mr George Estey,
M.A., fellow. (Brother of Edward, p. 119.)

Probably admitted at Gray's Inn, July 3, 1598; from Staple Inn. Sir
Robert Filmer, of Sutton, married a daughter of Bishop Heton, of Ely.

Paris, George : of DuUingham, Cambs. : son of Rodulph Paris, gent. At school in
Loudon, under Mr Furbusher. Age 18. Admitted pensioner, Nov. 6, 1586.
Tutor, Mr Burton, MA., fellow.

B.A. 1588-9. Scholar, Mich' 1586 to Mich' 1592. A George Paris of
Dullingham, Cambs., married Ann, daughter of William Clopton of Lyston,
Essex (v. Essex Vis, 1612). Brother of John, p. 144.

Cheswrigt, Mark : of Fordham, Isle of Ely : son of John Cheswrigt, mediocris
fortune. School, Ely, under Mr Spyght. At Pembroke HaJl, and at
St John's Collie, for three years. Age 19. Admitted pensioner, March 30,
1687. Surety, Mr George Estey, M.A., fellow.

B.A. 1587-8 : 10th, out of 57, in the list. Scholar L. Day 1587 to his
death. Died in college ; buried at St Michael's, March 2, 1588-9.

1586—1587, 129

Frent, John : of (?) Hunston, ' Hauston,' Suffolk : son of John Frent^ mediocris
fortume. School, Bury St Edmunds, under Mr Wryght. Age 18. Admitted
to the scholars' table, April 25, 1587. Surety, Mr Thomas Reve, M.A.,
fellow.

Keene, Anthony : son of Revell (Raphael) Keene, vicar of Brent Pelham, Herts.
Bom there, and educated under Mr Robert Reve, of Hormead. Age 16.
Admitted to the scholars' table, April 25, 1587. Tutor and surety, Mr Thomas
Reve, fellow.

RA. 1592-3. Schokr, Mich" 1592 to L. Day 1596. Curate of Graveley,
Cambe., 1614-45. Buried there June 27, 1645.

Burre, Richard : son of Henry Burre, citizen of London. Bom in London. At
school there, under Mr Waddington. Age 18. Admitted to the scholars'
table, May 2, 1587. Tutor and surety, Mr Reve, fellow.

B.A. 1590-1 : M.A. 1594. Scholar L. Day 1587 to Mich- 1593.

Payne, Robert: son of Thomas Payne, mediocris fortunse. Bom at Stoke by
Clare, Suffolk. School, Ely, under Mr Sphight, three years. Age 17.
Admitted to the scholars' table, May 11, 1587. Tutor and surety, Mr Robert
Church, B.D., fellow.

Scholar L. Day 1587 to L. Day 1588.

Sherman, Rodolph : of Brinkley, Cambs. : son of Richard Sherman, mediocris
fortunie. At St Paul's School, London, under Mr Harrison. At St John's
College, three years, under Mr Harris. Age 19. Admitted to the scholars'
table, May 10, 1587. Surety, Mr Edward Burton.

B.A. 1587-8 : MA 1591. Scholar, L. Day 1587 to Mich- 1590. Ordained
priest (Norw.) June 15, 1606. Rector of Ickburgh, Norf., 1605-26. He is
presented in 1606, as having also a school at Cheveley, *' whether licensed or
not they know not." Rector of Langford, 1605-26: buried there, Sep. 21,
1626. WiU proved (Norw.) 1626.

Sisson, Percival, B.A. : son of Christopher Sisson, mediocris fortunse. Bom at
Barton, Westmoreland. At school there, under Mr Wilkinson. Age 21.
Admitted to the scholars' table. May 10, 1587. Surety, Mr Burton.
B.A. 1586-7 : M.A. 1590. Scholar, L. Day 1587 to L. Day 1589.

Richardson, Hammond : son of William Richardson, preacher. Bom at Beverley,
Yorkshire. At school there, under his father. At Jesus College for two
years and a half. Age 18. Admitted to the scholars' table, May 12, 1587.
Surety, Mr Thomas Grimeston, fellow.

B.A. 1588-9. Scholar, L. Day 1587 to Mich" 1590.

Rickes, Elias. B.A. 1593-4?: M.A. 1597. Ordained deacon (Norw.) Sep. 29,
1599 ; as curate of Briningham : priest, June 28, 1600. Curate of Belaugh in
1603: ''rectory impropriate... not endowed with a vicarage: curate's salary
£8 " {Hcvrl 595). Rector of lit. Stonham, 1613.

Aldred, Henry : of Yaxham, Norfolk : son of Thomas Aldred, mediocris fortunse.
School, East Dereham, under Mr Paynter. Age 16. Admitted sizar of his
surety, Mr Wright, June 7, 1587.

B.A. 1594-5. Scholar, Mich" 1588 to L. Day 1595. Probably the same
who was licensed as schoolmaster at Worstead, Norf., Oct. 1, 1590 : ordained
priest (Norw.) Oct. 11, 1597: vicar of RushaU, Norf., 1603-8: curate of
Skeyton in 1603: and vicar of Worstead, 1603-48. Buried at Worstead,
Dec. 1, 1648.

Place, John : of Eaton Socon, Beds. : son of Rodolph Place, mediocris fortunie.
School, Eaton Socon, under Mr Whyt. Age 15. Admitted pensioner, June
18, 1587. Surety, Dr Persa

Scholar, Mich' 1588 to Mich' 1590.

C. 9

ISO QONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Brotton, John : of Mileham, Norfolk : son of Robert Bretton, mediocris fortune.
School, East Dereham, under Mr Pajnter. Age 17. Admitted to the
scholars' taUe, July 9, 1587. Surety, Mr Alexander Roberts, fellow.

B.A. 1589-90: MA. 1601. Scholar, L. Day 1587 to L. Day 1591.
Ordained priest (Norw.) Sep. 27, 1598, as curate of Gt Dunham, NorL
Rector of lit. Fransham, 1602: rector of Gressenhall, Norf., 1607-34:
vicar of K Dereham, 1615 : rector of Gt Fransham, 1623-34. Curate of
Hooe in 1617. Died 1634. His second wife (Mary Arnold) survived him
(v. Carthew, iil 345). Father of John, 1614 ; and Robert, 1624.

Bradnam, Michael: of Dunham, Norfolk: son of Michael Bradnam, mediocris
fortunse. School, Dunham, under Mr Grenwood, six years. Age 23. Admitted
to the scholars' table, July 10, 1587. Surety, Dr Perse.

B.A. 1588-9. Scholar, L. Day 1587 to L. Day 1589. Rector of Rede,
Suffi, 1591-8.

Nevill, Philip: of Tadcaster, Yorkshire: son of Henry Nevill, gent., deceased.
School, Dronfield, under Mr Fletcher. Age 21. Admitted pensioner to the
bachelors' table, July 12, 1587. Surety, Mr Fletcher, fellow.

Maddox, Philip : son of William Maddox, citizen of London. Bom in London.
At school there, under Mr Munkaster, six years. At Trinity College, under
Mr Hampton, two years. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table, Aug. 10,
1587. Surety, Mr Robert Church, fellow.
Scholar, L. Day 1587 to L. Day 1589.

Porye, John. Admitted pensioner.

B.A. 1591-2 : M. A. 1595. Incorporated at Oxford, Ap. 18, 1610. Scholar,
L. Day 1589 to Mich" 1595. Greek lecturer, 1595. Author : " A Geographical
History of Africa, written in Arabic and Italian, by John Leo, a Moor, and
translated by John Pory, late of Gonv. and Caius College." He was induced
to translate it by his friend Hakluyt. M.P. for Bridgewater, 1605. Travelled
for many years in Ireland, Italy, and Turkey. Secretary to the Governor of
Virginia, 1619-21. Died in London, Sep. 1635. (v. FaaU Ox, and D. N. B.)

Frost, John : son of Thomas Frost : mediocris fortunie. Bom at Chevington,
Suffolk. School, Bury St Edmunds, under Mr Wright. Age 17. Admitted,
July 20, 1587, sizar of his surety, Mr Burton.

Probably ordained deacon and priest (Norw.), Oct. 3, 1596 : as rector of
Fomham St Genevieve, Suff., where he remained about 50 years. One of the
ministers who signed the petition in favour of Presbyterianism, presented in
1646. Will proved (Buiy) Dec. 23, 1645 by his son William, (of 1610).

R(;ed, Andrew: son of Edward Reed, deceased. Born at Reedham, Norfolk.
School, Fakenham, under Mr Ward. Age 17. Admitted pensioner. Sept 17,
1587. Surety, Mr Roberts.

Mich* 1587— Mich- 1688.

Lister, Richard. Fellow of Emm. from 1587. Mentioned there as from Gonv. and
Caius Coll. (probably a mistake). A Torkshireman : lived at Wakefield.

♦Stockdall, Richard. From Clare HalL B.A. 1580-1 : MA. 1584. B.D. (CaL)
1591. Fellow, Mich- 1587 to Mich- 1601. Dean, 1592, 7: Heb. lecturer,
1596, 8 : salarist, 1599. Presented to St MichaeFs Coslany, Norwich, Ap. 11,
1600 ; but resigned in a year.

Langworth, John, of Ringmer, Sussex : son of Arthur Langworth, gent. School,
Buxted, under Mr Munks. Age 15. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors'
table, Oct. 5, 1587. Surety, Mr Burton, fellow.

Of Broyle, Sussex, where he succeeded his fother. Married. daughter

of Challenor, and had issue. ( Vis. of Kent, 1619.)

1587—1588. 131

Pratt, John : son of Qeorgp Pratt, gent. Bom at Weldon, Northants. At school
there, under Mr Ryall, seven years. Age 17. At Trinity College, under Mr
£[arrison, two years and a half. Admitted to the scholars' table, Oct. 20,
1587 (Re-admitted, to the bachelors' table, Oct. 18, 1588). Surety, Mr
Burton.

B.A. 1588-9 : (28th, out of 32, in the * tripos list '). M. A. 1592. Gave a
number of books to the college library ; Fernelii opera, Biblia VcUieana, &c

♦Pratt, Henry: son of Henry Pratt, gent., of Weldon, Northants. At school
there, under Mr Ryall, seven years. Age 17. At Trinity College, under Mr
Harrison, two years and a hal£ Admitted to the scholars' table, Oct. 20,
1587. Surety, Mr Burton.

B.A. 1588-9: 27th out of 32, in the list. M.A. 1592. Incorporated at
Oxford, July 11, 1592. Scholar, Mich- 1587 to Mich* 1592. Junior fellow,
Mich" 1592 to Nov. 12, 1604, when he resigned. Greek lecturer, 1596. He
petitioned the king, Feb. 1604, to be elected to the senior fellowship, vacated
by E. Burton. There was an order in his favour, Feb. 29 {CcU. of State Pap.);
but he does not seem to have been elected. On his resignation he presented
to the library a number of books, including the works of Anselm and C3rril.
He is described, in the Annalsj as ** vir inter doctos clarus." His father con-
tributed £25 to the defence of the country in 1588.

Browne, John : (eldest) son of John Browne, gent. Bom at Spexhall, Suffolk.
School, Halesworth, under Mr Popson. At St John's College, under Mr
Pratt, a year and a hall Age 19. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors'
table, Oct. 24, 1587. Surety, Mr Fletcher, M.A, fellow.

0^ Spexhall, Suff., gent Lord of the Manor of Spexhall, and Totham
parva. Died in London (St Mary at Hill), apparently unmarried. Will
proved (P. C. C.) Nov. 24, 1596.

Burton, John ; son of Francis Burton, gent. Bom at Famdale (* in Blackmore '),
Yorkshire. School, York, under Mr Pulleyn, two years. Age 17. Admitted
to the scholars' table, Oct. 25, 1587. Surety, Mr Fletcher, M.A, fellow.

RA. 1593-4: M.A. 1597. Scholar, L. Day 1588 to L. Day 1591.
Presented by the University to the vicarage of Campsall, Yorks., May 25,
1601 ; which he resigned next month. Probably rector of Beechamwell,
Norf., 1611.

Walpoole, Christopher: of Anmer (baptized at Docking, Oct. 23, 1568) Norfolk:
son of Christoper Walpoole, gent. School, Ely, under Mr Spyght, two years.
Age 18. Admitted to the scholars' table, Oct. 25, 1587. Surety, Mr Christo-
pher Grimston, M.A., fellow.

Sixth son of Christopher, of Docking. Scholar, L. Day 1588 to Mich"
1590, but did not graduate. Afterwards a Jesuit priest ; one of the converts
of Father Gerard. Entered the English college at Ilome, 1592. Sent to
Spain, where he was Confessor and Spiritual Father of Valladolid College.
Died there in 1606. (v. Ath, Cant.] and Jessopp's One Generation.,.).
Pedigree in Vis. of Norf.

Preston, John : son of Thomas Preston, Esq. Born at Dalton, Lancashire. School,
Skelsmergh, Westmoreland, under Mr Garnett, four years. Age 14. Ad-
mitted fellow-commoner, Nov. 4, 1687. Surety, Dr Legge, Master of the
College, and vice-chancellor.

Of Preston Patrick, and the Manor of Fumess. Married Frances, daughter
of Richard Holland, of Denton and Heaton, Lanes. Admitted at Gray's Lin,
Feb. 2, 1590-1. Will dated 1642 : he died soon after. His son was created
a baronet in 1644, by Charles I., and was killed, shortly after, in battle.
(Pedigree in Vis. of Lanes. 1613, 1664.)

132 GONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Reinolds, Francis : son of Henry Reinolds, mediocris fortunie. Bom at Little
Eversden, Cambs. School, Ditton, Cambridge, under Messrs Dodd and
Edwaids, three years. At Jesus CJollege, under Mr Dodd, two years. Age
17. Admitted, Nov. 7, 1587, sizar of his surety, Mr Stockdall, feUow.
B.A. (Jes.) 1590-1 : M.A. 1594.

Stapleton, Bryan: son of Bryan Stapleton, Esq. Bom at Carlton^ Yorkshire.
School, York, under Mr Pullan, two years. Age 15. Admitted fellow-
commoner, Dec. 12, 1587. Surety, Mr John Fletcher, M.A., fellow of
the college.

Probably brother of Richard, of 1578, and cousin of Richard of 1579.
Pedigree in Vis. of Forks.; 1584, 1612. "Well known to the master to be
corrupt in religion, and to have been free of speech therein unto others."
(Complaint of the fellows; Lansd. 33). Briant Stapleton, of Altofts, Nor-
manton, was returned as a Popish recusant in 1603. Perhaps the same who
was ordained at Douay College, 1599.

Stonham, Matthew : son of Robert Stonham, mediocris fortunse, citizen of Norwich.
Bom at Norwich (bapt. at St Michael's Coslany). At school there, under Mr
Lambert, four years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, November 7,
1587. Surety, Mr Thomas Reve, M.A., fellow.

B.A. 1591-2 : M.A. 1595. Scholar, Mich* 1587 to Mich' 1592. Vicar of
St Stephen's, Norwich, 1602. Chaplain of St Greg., Norw., 1623. Presented
in 1597, when at St Greg. Norwich : " doth not read the injunctions quarterly:
doth not catechise, <&c." Married Ciceley Smith, 1597, at St Giles', Norwich.
Author : Treatise on the \st Psalm, 1610.

Colyer, Robert: son of Robert Colier, mediocris fortunse. Bom at Barlow?
(* Barley'), Derbyshire. School, Dronfield, under Mr Fletcher, three years.
Age 15. Admitted sizar of Mr Christopher Grimston, Sept. 8, 1587. Surety,
Mr Grimston, M.A., fellow.

Hutton, Thomas : son of William Hutton, gent. Bom at Greystoke, Cumberland.
School, Cockermouth, under Mr Lund, four years. Age 19. Admitted
fellow-commoner, to the bachelors' table, Nov. 24, 1587. Surety, Mr Burton,
fellow.

Pedigree of Hutton of Penrith, in Vis. of Cumberland, 1615 : but no
reference to Thomas.

Aynsworth, Henry : son of Thomas Aynsworth, yeoman. Born at Swanton
Morley, Norfolk. At school there, under Mr Clephamson, three years. At St
John's College, under Mr Furnace, one year. Age 18. Admitted to the
scholars' table, Dec. 15, 1587. Surety Dr Perse, fellow.

Scholar, Mich' 1587 to L. Day 1591. A celebrated Nonconformist
minister. After leaving Cambridge he seems to have gone first to Ireland,
and, in 1597, to America; but soon returned and settled for the rest of his
life in Amsterdam. " A very learned man he was, and a close student, which
much impaired his health. We have heard some, eminent in the knowledge of
the tongues, of the University of Leyden, say that they thought he had not
his better for the Hebrew tongue, in the University, nor scarce in Europe "
(Young's Ckron, Plym. 448). He married, March 29, 1607, Marjorie, widow
of Richard Appleby, of Ipswich. Died late in 1622 or early in 1623. He
was the author of many religious works, of which the AnnoUxtions, on various
books of the O. Test., are best known, (v, Dexter's Hist, of Congregor
tionalism ; and D. N. B.)

Feake, Thomas: of Witchingham, Norfolk: son of Robert Feake, mediocris
fortunes, merchant. School, Norwich, under Mr limbert, three years. At

1587—1588. 133

Emmanael College, under Mr Pickering, three years. Age 21. Admitted to
the scholars' table, Dec. 20, 1587. Surety, Mr T. Reve, fellow.

B.A. (Henry) 1588-9. Ordained deacon (Norw.) Jan. 1, 1595-6: as
curate of Ashley, Oambs.

Fletcher, James : of Leeds : son of Henry Fletcher, yeoman. School, Leeds, under
Mr William Hargraves, six years. Age 16. Admitted, March 24, 1587-8,
sizar of his surety, Mr John Fletcher, fellow.

Gogges, John: son of Robert Gogges, mediocris fortume. Bom in Harpley,
Norfolk. At school there, under Mr Lealand. At Clare Hall, under Mr
Atthow, two years. Admitted to the scholars' table, Jan. 28, 1587-8.
Surety, Richard Stockdall, fellow.

B.A. 1588-9. Scholar, Mich' 1588 to Mich* 1589. Vicar of Hickling,
Norf., 1595-1613. Will proved (Norw.) 1613.

Stretlye, Thomas: son of Paul Stretlye, gent. Bom at Brocket Hall, Herts.
School, St Alban's, under Mr John Thomas. At Christ's College for about
one year. Admitted to the scholars' table, Jan. 28, 1587-8. Surety, Mr
Robert Church, B.D., fellow.

B.A. 1590-1 : M.A. 1594. Scholar, Mich* 1588 to Mich* 1592. Head
Master of the Free School, St Albans. He was recommended by Mr Anthony
Bacon, as " a fit man for learning and religion and well qualified to exercise
the place," Ap. 11, 1595. Remained there till 1601.

Drake, Thomas: son of Thomas Drake, vicar of Sedgeford, Norfolk. School,
Norwich, under Mr Limbert, two years. Age 18. Admitted, Feb. 6, 1587-8,
sizar of his surety, Mr Roberts, fellow.

B.A. 1591-2 : M.A. 1596. Scholar, L. Day 1591 to Mich* 1592. Or-
dained priest (Norw.) June 24, 1598; as vicar of Snettisham; where he
remained till 1608. Rector of Ingoldesthorpe 1609-38.

Beckwith, Thomas : of Ackton, Yorkshire : son of Thomas Beckwith, Esq. School,
Staveleyl (*Stalyve'), Derbyshire, under Mr Margerisou. Age 18. Ad-
mitted fellow-commoner, to the scholars' table, Feb. 2, 1587-8. Surety, Mr
Fletcher, MA., fellow.

Of Ackton, Esq. Married Barbara, daughter of John Milborn, Esq., of
Henderskell Signs the pedigree of ' Beckwith of Aikton,' in Vis, of Yarka.^
1612. Buried Jan. 16, 1614-6.

Goodwin, Vincent: of Cley, Norfolk: son of Vincent (Joodwin (vicar of Cley:
formerly of the college : p. 39). School, Holt, under Mr Williams, three years.
Age 15. Admitted to the scholars' table, March 2, 1587-8. Surety,
Mr Roberts, M.A., fellow.

B.A. 1591-2 : M.A. 1595. Scholar, Mich* 1588 to Mich* 1595. Ordained
deacon and priest (Norw.) Sep. 29, 1604, as curate of Cley. Vicar of Cley,
1606. Will proved (Norw. Archd. C.) 1644-5 ; « of Cley.'

Andrew, Christopher: son of Roger Andrew, gent. Bom in Great Ryburgh,
Norfolk (bapt. Aug. 28, 1571). School, Holt, under Mr Williams, three
years. Admitted to the scholars' table, March 2, 1587-8. Surety, Mr Roberts,
fellow.

Scholar, L. Day 1589 to Mich* 1590. (For pedigree see Via. of Nwf.)

Kenricks, John: son of Hugh Kenricks, gent. Bom in London. At the Grey
Friars' School, under Mr Waddington, and afterwards at the University of
Oxford for a year and a half. Admitted fellow-commoner, May 4, 1588.
Surety, Mr Roberts, fellow.

Admitted at Hart Hall, Oxford, March 18, 1585-6, age 15.

134 GONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Giles, Thomas: of Sheldwich, Kent: son of Oabriel Giles. School, Sheldwich,
under Mr Lankishire, three years. Admitted to the scholars' taUe, March 5,
1587-8. Surety, Mr Fletcher, M.A., fellow.

B.A. 1591-2 : M.A. 1595. Scholar, L. Day 1588 to L. Day 1593. Rector
of Thursford, Norf., 1604-11.

Hinson, Thomas : son of William Hinson, mediocris fortunse. Bom at Fordham,
Cambs. School, Bury St Edmunds, under Mr Wright. Age 16. Admitted
to the scholars' table, July 6, 1588. Surety, Mr Estey, fellow.

Scholar, L. Day 1589 to Mich* 1592. Of Fordham, Esq. Married Anne,
daughter of Tho" Petchy of Soham (v. Vis, of Mids,, 1663). Nephew of
Thomas, of 1575.

Pagrave, Edward : of Bamham Broom, Norfolk : son of Edward Pagrave (rector).
School, Bamham Broom, under Mr Cawsye. Age 16. Admitted to the
scholars' table, Sep. 13, 1588. Surety, Mr George Estey, M.A., fellow.

Scholar, Mich* 1589 to L. Day 1591. Ordained priest (Suff. Bp of
Colchester) Dec. 27, 1602. Rector of litcham, Norf., 1617-41. Buried at
litcham, Dec. 9, 1641. Pedigree in Vis. of Norfolk, Will proved (Norw.)
1642.

Steward, Simeon : son of Nicholas Steward, LIi.D. Born at Lakenheath (< Laking-
ham'), Suffolk. School, Eton, under Mr Hammon, two years. Admitted
pensioner, to the bachelors' table, Sep. 18, 1588. Surety, Mr Church, B.D.,
fellow.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, Feb. 11, 1589-90. Of Lakenheath, Suff., Esq.
Married Joan, daughter of Edward Bestney, gent., of Soham, Cambs.
Previously admitted at Hart Hall, Oxford, Dec. 8, 1587. Knighted, July 23,
1603. M.P. for Shaftesbury, 1614; for Co. Cambridge, 1624; and for Alde-
burgh, Suff., 1628. (Foster, Alumn, Ox,: Pedigree in Herts, Vis. 1634 : Cambs,
1619, J!^or/. 1613.)

Chapman, Gabriel : son of Richard Chapman, mediocris fortunse. Bom in Banham,
Norfolk. School, Bury St Edmunds, under Mr Wright, three years. Admitted
sizar of his surety, Mr Wright, Oct. 8, 1588.

Bonde, John : of Brentwood, Essex : son of Robert Bonde, mediocris fortune. At
school there, under Mr Grenewood. Admitted, Oct. 4, 1588, sizar of his
surety, Mr Christopher Grimston, M.A., fellow.

B.A. 1592-3. Scholar, L. Day 1591 to Mich' 1593.

Lawtye, Thomas: of Saltmarshe, Yorkshire: son of Thomas Lawtye, mediocris
fortunsB. School, Saltmarshe, under Mr Johnson. Admitted, May 24, 1588,
sizar of his surety Mr Grimston, junior, fellow.

MicH» 1588— Mich* 1689.

Daniell, William: son of WiUiam Daniell, Esq. Born at Beswick, Yorkshire.
At school there, under Mr Todd. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the
bachelors' table, Oct 11, 1588. Surety, Mr Burton, M.A., fellow.

M.A. (Jes.) 1598. Eldest son. Died without issue. See * Daniell of
Beswick' in Vis, of Yorks,, 1584.

Daniell, Ingleby : son of William Daniell, Esq. Bom at Beswick, Yorkshire.
At school there, under Mr Todd. Age 15. Admitted pensioner to the
bachelors' table, Oct. 11, 1588. Surety. Mr Burton, fellow.

Second son, and heir. Of Beswick, Kilnwick, East Riding, Yorks. Sheriff
ofYorks.,1595. Knightedat York, July 23, 1603. Married (1) Avis, daughter
of Sir Wm Ryther, of London, (2) Frances, daughter of G-eorge Metham of
PoUington, in Snaith. Died about Jan. 1645-^. Father of G^rge Daniel,
the royalist poet (v. Grosart's Daniel),

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Barney (Bemey), Francis : (third) son of Martin Barney, Esq. Bom at Gunton,
Norfolk. At school there, under Mr Leuger. Age 17. Admitted fellow-
oommoner, Oct. 16, 1588. Surety, Mr Christopher Grimston, M.A., fellow.

Lord of the manor of Gunton. Married Mary, daughter of Thomas Farmer,
gentk (v. Via, of If or/,)

Darde, Conyers : son of Thomas Darcey, Esq. Bom in York. At school there,
under Mr PuUeyn. Age 17. Admitted fellow-commoner, Dec. 10, 1588.
Tutor, Dr Thomas Legge, Master of the college.

Of Hornby Castle, Torks. Admitted at the Inner Temple, May 22, 1593.
Created Baron Darcy and Conyers in 1641. Married Dorothy, daughter of
Sir Henry Bellasis. Knighted, July 23, 1603. Succeeded his father, 1605.
Died March 3, 1653-4. Buried at Hornby. (G. E. C. ; and Whitaker's
Craven, p. 71).

Foxe, Richard : son of Henry Foxe, yeoman, of Sprowston, near Norwich. Schools,
Norwich, under Mr Ashley, and Wood Dalling, under Mr Lewgar. Age 16.
Admitted pensioner, Nov. 12, 1588. Tutor and Surety, Mr Roberts, B.D.,
fellow.

B.A. 1593-4. Scholar, Mich* 1588 to L. Day 1594.

Aspinall, Thomas : son of Peter Aspinall, citizen of Norwich. School, Norwich,
under Mr Limbert. Age 15. Admitted to the scholars* table, Jan. 17,
1588-9. Tutor and surety, Mr Alexander Roberts.

B.A. 1592-3 : M.A. (Corp.) 1597. Scholar, Mich' 1588 to L. Day 1594.

Breereton, John : (third) son of Cuthbert Breereton, citizen of Norwich (sheriff
1576). School, Norwich, under Mr Stephen Limbert. Age 17. Admitted
pensioner, Jan. 17, 1588-9. Tutor and surety, Mr Alexander Roberts, M.A.,
fellow

B.A. 1592-3 : M.A. 1596. Scholar, Mich- 1588 to Mich- 1596. Ordained
deacon (Norw.) March 25; priest, June 24, 1598; as curate of Lawshall;
where he still was in 1604. Probably, therefore, not the man who went to
Virginia; as stated in D. N. B,, following Cooper, (v. Via, of Nor/,)

Comewaleys, John : son of William Comewaleys, Esq. (of Broome Hall), Broome,
Suffolk. School, Highgate, Middlesex, under Mr Beckett. Age 15. Admitted
fellow-commoner, Jan. 31, 1588-9. Tutor, Mr Thomas Grimestone, M.A.,
fellow.

Died young, without issue. In the bishop's visitation, 1606, the father is
described as " a recusant : cometh not to church." Family pedigree in Via, o/
NoUa,, 1614.

Batho, Tobias : son of Robert Batho, minister, of Elsenham, Essex. School, New-
port, under Mr Mordent. Age 17. Admitted, February 5, 1588-9, sizar of
his surety, Mr Thomas Grimstone, M.A., fellow.

B.A. 1592-3 : M.A. 1596. Scholar, Mich' 1590 to Mich' 1593. Ordained
priest (Lond.) July 2, 1598. Vicar of Rickling, Essex, 1598. Died, 1639.

Leonardo, Nicholas : of little Canfield, Essex : son of Peter Leonarde, mediocris
fcntunae. At King's College School, Cambridge ; and at Eton, under Mr Ham-
monde, four years. Age 19. Admitted pensioner, Feb. 13, 1588-9. Tutor,
Mr Fletcher, M.A., fellow.

Probably M.A. (Clare) 1605.

Manners, Charles : son of Thomas Manners, knt., of Nottingham Castle. Bom at
Carlton, Notts. Educated at home under Mr Becke, and afterwards at
Pembroke Hall, under Mr Mudde, for one year. Age 17. Admitted fellow-
commoner. Mar. 1, 1588-9. Tutor, Dr Thomas Legge, Master.

Doubtless son and heir of Sir Thomas, fourth son of the first Earl of Rut-
land (v. Collins I. 469).

136 GONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Godfrey, Arthur: son of Richard Godfrey, serjeant at law, of Hindringham,
Norfolk. School, Walsingham, under Mr Dallington, four yeara Age 16.
Admitted to the bachelors' table, Ap. 7, 1589. Tutor, Mr Thomas Grimston,
M.A., fellow. (Re-admitted, as fellow-commoner, Oct. 31.)

Admitted at the Inner Temple, June 14, 1592 ; from Clifford's Inn. An
Arthur Grodfrey, from Suffolk, was admitted at the Douay College, Aug. 31,
1606 ; not improbably this man, as his father was a Popish recusant in 1595
(E, Angl ii. 177).

Reve, Charles : of Monewden, Suffolk : (sixth) son of William Reve, mediocris
fortunsB. School, Woodbridge. Age 15. Admitted pensioner, Ap. 10, 1589.
Tutor, Mr Reve (his brother), fellow.

Scholar, Mich' 1589 to L. Day 1593. Of Monewden Park, gent. Married
a daughter of Dr BLamond, Master in Chancery (v. Vis. cf EsBex^ 1612).
Brother of Robert, of 1575.

MiCH» 1589— Mich" 1590.

Benson, Charles. Appears in the list of scholars, as promua, Mich" 1589 to L. Day
1593. B.A. 1590-1. Died in College; buried at St Michael's, Feb. 5, 1592-3.

Morrant, William : son of James Morrant, citizen of Norwich (bapt. at St Mich.
Coslany, Sep. 12, 1573). School, Norwich, seven years. Age 16. Admitted
pensioner, Oct 4, 1589. Tutor, Mr Reve.

B.A. 1593-4. Scholar, Mich* 1589 to L. Day 1594. Ordained deacon
(Norw.) Oct 3, 1596 ; as curate of East Beckham : priest, Sep. 29, 1604; as
curate of Earlham. One of these names was officiating at St Etheldred's,
Norw., in 1636.

Rivett (Revett), Nicholas and Robert : sons of John Rivett, of Brandeston, Suffolk.
At school there under Mr Rawson six years. Ages 17 and 15. Admitted to
the bachelors' table, Ap. 23, 1589. Surety, Mr Reve, M.A., fellow.

Nicholas : Admitted at Gray's Inn, June 2, 1590. Succeeded his father
at Brandeston. Married Mary, daughter of Thomas Sicklemore, Esq., of
Ipswich. M. I. to him and his wife at Brandeston. Buried Oct. 5, 1643 : at
Brandeston. Will proved (Arch. Suff.) Ap. 11, 1644. Pedigree in Via. of
Svff,, 1612.

Robert: second son: Admitted at Gray's Tnn^ June 22, 1590. Died
without issue. (J. J. M.)

Shuldam, Francis : son of William Shuldam, gent, of Shouldam Hall, Norfolk.
Age 13. Admitted to the bachelors' table. Surety, Mr Thomas Grymston.

Admitted at Lincoln's Inn, June 29, 1595. Of Kettlestone, Esq. Married
Mary, daughter of Rob. Tavemer, of Kettlestone. Died Ap. 4, 1655. Will
dated March 27, 1652 : proved (Archd. C. Norw.). (F. G.)

Fawcet, Thomas : of (t) Ravenstondale, * Russendale,' Westmoreland : son of
Cuthbert Fawcet School, Appleby. Age 19. Admitted sizar of his surety
Mr Burton, June 6, 1589.

B.A. 1592-3 : M.A. 1596. Scholar {promua) L. Day 1593 to L. Day
1594.

Mereste, Thomas : son of Anthony Mereste, citizen of London, haberdasher. Bom
in BasinghalL School, Chrut's Hospital, under Mr Waddington six years.
Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table, April 29, 1589. Tutor and surety,
Mr Robert Church, fellow.

B.A 1592-3 : M.A. 1596. Scholar, L. Day 1589 to L. Day 1596. Curate
of Bromley St Leonard, Middx, 1597 to 1598.

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CkAe^ Hmnfrey. Bom and educated at Ipswich, Suffolk. Admitted pensioner
under Mr Stokdell, Ap. 14, 1589.

RA. (Pemb.) 1593-4: M.A. 1598. Of Tillingham, Essex, derk: wiU
proved (Dean and Chap, of St Paul's) 1624. M. I. formerly in Tillingham : —

Hie jftoet Hmnfredtu Cftrbo, earbone not«ndii8

Non nigro, Greta sed meliore tna.
Claruit in Clero noUi pietate seoondos

Coelmn ri rapnit, vi cape si poteris.

Almonds ( Almon), William : son of William Almonds. Bom at Bury St Edmunds.
At school there, under Mr Weite, four years. Age 17. Admitted sizar of
his surety Mr Stockdell, Ap. 26, 1589.

B.A. 1592-3. Scholar, L. Day 1590 to L. Day 1593.

Whiskins, Robert: son of WUliam Whiskins, of Milton, Cambs. School, West-
minster. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, June 2, 1589. Tutor,
Mr Rant| fellow.

B.A. 1592-3. Scholar, L. Day 1589 to L. Day 1595.

Frothingham, Christopher : of York : son of Edward Frothingham, gent. School,
York, under Mr Pullen. Admitted to the bachelors' table, June 5, 1589.
Age 17. Tutor, Christopher GrimsUm, M.A., fellow.

Admitted at the Middle Temple, Nov. 10, 1591. Eldest son. (v. Via. of
Tarks., 1612.)

&nitli, Henry : son of Robert Smith, merchant of London. Pupil of Mr Symson,
of London. Age 18. Admitted to the scholars' table. May 10, 1589. Tutor,
Mr Roberts, fellow.

Periiaps B.A. 1591-2. Scholar, L. Day 1589 to Mich* 1593. Henry
Smith, of London, was admitted at Gray's Inn, July 31, 1585.

Dalby, William: of Hemingbrough, Yorkshire: son of James Dalby, minister.
School, Adlingfleet Age 13. Admitted pensioner. May 24, 1589. Tutor,
Mr Christopher Gr3rmston, fellow.

B.A. (Joh.) 1592-3: M.A. 1596. One of these names was rector of St
Peter at Arches, Lincoln, 1604.

Jermy, John : of Brightwell, Suffolk : (third) son of Francis Jermy, Esq. School,
Sudbury. Age 15. Admitted to the bachelors' table, Sep. 13, 1589. Tutor,
Mr (3iurch, fellow.

Admitted at Gray's Lm, Jan. 28, 1593-4 (v. Fw. o/St^. ; and of Nor/.).

Jolly, George: of Ilketshall St Andrew's, Suffolk: son of Sigismund Jolly,
mediocris fortunse. School, Barsham. Age 14. Admitted to the bachelors'
table, Sep. 17, 1589.

Probably the George Jolly, of St Andrew's in Suffolk, who married Anne,
daughter of Richard Hovell, of Stratford, Suff She died Dec. 12, 1653.
(J. J. M.)

^Brograve, Simeon : of Westmill, Herts. : son of John Brograve, * attomatus
r^;inalis.' School, Ely. Age 15. Admitted Sep. 27, 1589, to the fellows'
table. Tutor, Dr Legge, Master.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, Ap. 23, 1589. Of Braughing, Herts., Esq.
Married Dorothy, daughter of Thomas Leventhorpe, of AJdbury and Sawbridge-
worth, 1594. Patron of A^eden, 1614. Died Jan. 20, 1638-9 : buried at
Braughing. (v. Chauncey's nerta.; and Via. o/Herta.^ 1634.)

Faridn, Georse : <rf Hull, Yorkshire : son ci Matthew Parkin, mediocris f ortuniB.
Educated at HulL Age 19. Admitted May 10, 1589, sizar of Mr Stockdale.

138 GONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Pagrave, Gregory : of Bamhain Broom, Norfolk : son of (Edward) Pagrave,
minister. School, Mattishall. Age 13. Admitted 1589, sizar of his surety,
Mr Estay, M.A., fellow.

Drowned in the Cam, " in the bounds of Grancester ; but in consideration
of allowance made to the poor's box at Granciter, and paying extraordinary
duties there, leave was granted to burying the corps at Cambridge '' (parish
register of Grantchester). Buried at St Michaels, Aug. 19, 1590. (v. Via. of
Norf.)

MlCH» 1589— MiCH» 1590.

Patricke, Richard : of Bispham, Lancashire. Son of Thomas Patricke, gent.
Educated under Mr Harison. Age 16. Admitted sizar, Nov. 6, 1589.
Surety, Mr Stockedale.

Jermingham, Henry and Thomas : of Cossey (' Corsin '), Norfolk : sons of Robert
Jemigam, ESsq. School, Cossey. Admitted fellow-commoners, Nov. 23, 1589.
Surety, Mr Thomas Grimeston, M.A., fellow.

If sons of Henry^ see Blomefield, ii. 412. Henry was created baronet,
1621. He petitions the king July 17, 1637, for protection for three years in
order to satisfy his creditors : owing to heavy expenses " in attendance upon
the cup during the late king's reign, and since in the privy chamber,"
providing of children's portions, &c. (Col, of State Pap.) Thomas, his
brother, died without issue.

Rant, Robert: son of Humfrey Rant, gent Bom and educated at Norwich.

Age 21. Admitted fellow-commoner, Nov. 23, 1582. Surety, Mr William

Rant, M.A., feUow. (Brother of William, 1581, and Thomas, 1592.)

An officer at the siege of Cadiz, 1596. Died 1598 : buried at St Stephen's,

Norwich :

** I soapt a Death at Gales, a Siege of Spain
And died at home, and here I buried laje.
From whenoe I hope to rise agayne
Though now I am, as thou shalt be, but olaye.**

(M. I. at St Stephen's.)

^Parker, Richard : son of John Parker, Archdeacon of Ely. Bom at Ely. At
school there under Mr Spight, four years. Age 17. Admitted pensioner,
March 9, 1589-90. Surety, Mr A. Roberts, fellow.

B.A. 1593-4 : M.A. 1597 : B.D. 1610. Scholar, L. Day 1590 to Mich'
1595. Junior fellow, Mich" 1595: Senior fellow, Mich' 1599 to Mich* 1611.
Probably ordained by the Bp of Lincoln, Sep. 1601. Held the college offices
of dean, 1600 : Greek lecturer, 1597, 8 : bursar, 1608 : and salarist, 1609-11.
Rector of Wendon parva, 1610 ; and of Littlebury, Ess., 1615 : "ubi Deo et
Musis litans, coelebs consenuit et obiit." {Annals.) Died Feb. 1628-9. Author :
Skdetos CantabriffiennSf a MS. History of Cambridge ; published by Heame,
in his edition of Leland's Collectanea ; and afterwards published in English in
1721, under the title of "A View of Cambridge, &c*' "Eminent as an
antiquary, genealogist, and herald, and enjoyed the friendship of Camden and
other learneid men " (Cooper, AnncUe). There are two Latin letters from him
to Camden (£pp> p. 110, 136), dated from our coll^;e May 31, 1608, and July
30, 1611. Fuller says of him, "He was a melancholy man, neglecting all
preferment to eiyoy himself." We have several of his MSS. in our library :
The Skeletos (173, 592) ; an Index to No. 561, on Heraldry ; and a number of
corrections to T. Milles' edition of Glover's Catalogue of Honors 1610 (No.
569). D. N. B.

1589—1590. 139

€ku-bat^ William : of Bishopdale (* Bilsdale '), Yorkshire : son of John Garbut,
Esq., mediocris fortunse. At St John's College, five years. Age 21. Ad-
mitted Feb. 23, 1589-90. Surety, Mr C. Grimeston.

B.A. (Joh.) 1588-9. Scholar (promus) L. Day 1590 to L. Day 1591.

*Bachcroft) Thomas : son of Thomas Bachcroft of Bex well, Norfolk (bapt. Oct. 14,
1572). Educated (Ely) under Mr Spight. Age 18. Admitted pensioner,
March 10, 1589-90. Surety, Mr Reve.

BA. 1593-4: M.A. 1597: D.D. 1628. Scholar, Mich' 1590 to Mich'
1595. Junior fellow, Mich* 1595: senior, Mich* 1603. Master, Oct 22,
1626: ejected, Ap. 13, 1649: reelected. May 11, 1660: resigned, Dec. 1,
1660. Humanity lecturer, 1597 : dean, 1604 : steward, 1606 : bursar, and
r^istrar, many yeara An exceUent man of business, and devoted to the
college. During the Interregnum there are repeated entries in the college
Gesta of some fellow being sent to him (to Wangford) to make enquiries as to
precedents and questions about college property. Will dated March 21,
1660-1 ; proved (P. C. C.) Jan. 27, 1662-3. To be buried at Wangford :
leaves land in Milton, Cambs., to the college, to increase the stipends of the
Greek and Hebrew lecturers. For more about him see under Mastera.

Man, John : of Hoo, Suffolk : son of Richard Man, mediocris fortuns. Admitted
sizar. Tutor, Mr Reve.

B.A. 1592-3. Probably the same as the John Man who graduated B.A.
(Corpus) 1592-3 : M.A. (do.) 1596. Usher of Lynn Grammar School, March
18, 1593-4 : head master, 1597-1608. Ordained deacon (Norw.) June 22,
1597 (MA. nearly 26; of Welles by the Sea) : priest (do.) June 24. Vicar
of All SS. Lynn, 1605-46. Buried, Dec. 3, 1646, aged 75. M.L at All SS.,
Lynn. (They are given as distinct men in the Univ. records, as suppluxUa
were presented from each college : but I can only find one matriculation,
viz. at Cbrpus, June, 1589. Perhaps he only resided at Caius for a short
time).

Codlinige (Codlin, Quodling), John: son of John Godlinige, mediocris fortunse.
Age 17. Admitted sizar of his tutor, Mr A. Roberts.

B.A. 1593-4 : MA. 1598. Scholar, Mich' 1592 to L. Day, 1594.

Seaman, Thomas : of Tibenham, Norfolk : son of William Seaman, mediocris
fortunse. School, Tibenham^ Age 17. Admitted pensioner, March 4, 1589-90.
Tutor, Mr Stockdale.

RA. 1593-4: M.A. 1597. Scholar, Mich- 1590 to Mich- 1597. A
Mr Seaman was curate of Shelley, Suff., in 1603.

Kilbom, William : of Hauxton, Cambs. : son of Andrew Kilbom, mediocris
fortune. School, Hauxton. Age 17. Admitted pensioner, under Mr Roberts,
Sep. 26, 1589.

B.A. 1592-3 : M.A. 1596. Scholar, Mich- 1589 to Mich- 1596. Ordained
deacon and priest (Norw.) Dec. 23, 1604. Rector of Wetherden, SuA 1604-
44. Will proved (Norw. C. C.) 1644.

Leaman, Thomas, mediocris fortunie : of Swaffham (< Saffon '), Norfolk. At school
there. Age 18. Admitted, March 4, 1589-90. Surety, Mr Stockdale.
B.A. 1592-3. Scholar, Mich- 1590 to L. Day 1593.

Drurie, John : son of (William) Drurie, LL.D. : of Essex (Judge of the Prerogative
Court, and Master in Chancery). Educated in London. Age 17. Admitted
fellow-commoner, April 15, 1590. Surety, Dr Legge, Master.

RA. 1592-3. Admitted at the Middle Temple, Jan. 23, 1593. Of Tend-
ring, Essex. Knighted. Married Anne, daughter of £dm. Saunder, of
Charlton, Surrey. Died Deo. 18, 1619. He and nearly his whole family
were perish recusants. His father is said to have been reconciled to Rome

140 GONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

on his death-bed. Two of his brothers became priests : one of these, Robert,
—killed at the "Fatal Vespers," Blackfriars, Nov. 5, 1623,— is assigned to
our college by the D. N. B. I do not find his name in our books.

Yelverton, Charles : of Bawsey, Norfolk : son of Humfrey Yelverton, gent. Age
15. School, Lynn. Admitted to the scholars' table, April 26, 1590. Surety,
^"^y Perse, fello^iir

B.A. 1593-4. M.A. 1597. Scholar, L. Day 1590 to L. Day 1597.
Admitted at the English College at Home, 1601 ; after being arrested at
Dover, and imprisoned for six weeks. Left Borne for England, May, 1609.
He was a Jesuit; and bore the alias ^Kemp.' He died at Brussels in 1612.
Robert Drury says of him, " I lived with him in Rome and ever esteem him
as a man of probity, candour, and studiously observant of religious discipline."
There is a long biographical sketch by himself on his admission at Rome. Of
his Cambridge life he says, "Sometimes I applied myself to the humanities
sometimes to philosophy ; and, as it is the fashion everywhere, I was at one
time eager to learn Greek, and at another Hebrew." (v. Foley i. 142.)

Payne, Edward, B.A. (there seems no graduate of this name and date) : son of
lliomas Payne, minister. Bom in Cambridge. Age 22. Admitted pensioner
to the bachelors' table. May 10, 1590. Surety, Mr John Fletcher, M.A.,
fellow.

Perhaps ordained deacon (Norw.) June 24, 1597, as "Edmund Payne,
aged 29." Curate of Mattishall, 1597. Curate of Stoke Ferry, Norf., in
1597 ; " he is resident at Boughton, and serveth them both. Doth not walk
the perambulation. No quarterly sermons" {Bishop* 8 Vis.), Rector of £!ast
Dereham, 1598-1642.

Baldwyn, Thomas: of Mattishall, Norfolk: son of Richard Baldwjm, mediocris
fortunsB. School, Mattishall, under Mr CauseL Age 15. Admitted to the
scholars' table, July 9, 1590. Surety, Mr George Estey, M.A., fellow.

B.A. 1593-4 : M.A. 1597. Scholar, Mich- 1590 to Mich' 1597. Ordained
deacon (Norw.) Sep. 27, 1597 ; as curate of Mattishall. Perhaps rector of
Mattishall Burgh, Norf., 1604. Will of one of these names, of Mattishall,
clerk, proved (Norw.) 1620. Brother of Henry, of 1585.

Clarke, James: of Lydiard, Somersetshire: son of James Clarke, gent School,
Taunton, under Mr Bande. Age 15. Admitted to the scholars' table, July
8, 1590. Surety, Mr Alexander Roberts, M.A., fellow. (Re-admitted, as
fellow-commoner, 1594-5.)

B.A. 1593-4: M.A. 1597. Incorporated at Oxford, July 12, 1597.
Scholar, Mich' 1592 to L. Day, 1594.

Ma3mard, Stephen : son of Henry Maynard, citizen of Norwich. At school there.
Age 16. Admitted to the scholium' table, Sep. 7, 1590. Surety, Dr Thomas
Legge, Master of the college.

Burton, Richard : of Cracoe in Craven, Yorkshire : (second) son of Giles Burton,
husbandman, mediocris fortune. School, Westminster, under Dr Grant.
Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, Sep. 7, 1590. Surety, Mr John
Fletcher, M.A., fellow.

M.A. 1597. Chaplain to the Abp of Tork. Vicar of Gisburn, Yks.,
1600-2. Died 1602. * Burton of Threapland' {Vis. of 1612).

*Husband, Christopher : son of Thomas Husband, mediocris fortune. Bom and
educated in Norfolk. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, Sep. 8, 1590.
Surety, Mr John Fletcher, M.A., fellow.

B.A. 1593 : M.A. 1597. Incorporated at Oxford, July 14, 1607. Scholar,
Mich' 1591 to L. Day 1596. Junior fellow, L. Day 1596 : senior fellow.

1690. 141

Mich* 1601 to Mioh* 1624. Held the college offices of dean, 1602; steward,
1604; registrar, 1609-12; Greek lecturer, 1613; and bursar, 1614, 18, 20.
Resigned his fellowship before his marriage, and lived at Honing on his family
estate. Married Sarsdi, daughter of John Frostdjke, at Ca&eld, Nov. 4,
1625. Moore {College AwnaU) speaks highly of him ; says that be had made
great progress in medicine, but sacrificed his own prospects in devoting himself
to college afi'airs. On leaving college he gave to our library the works of
Chrysostom, Melancthon, Commentaries on Aristotle, <&c. : — amongst these
latter being Petrus de Ebano, 1482. Buried at Honing, Nov. 27, 1634. He
left a wife, and a son Valentine. There is a monument to his Either at
Honing. Will proved (Norw.) March 20, 1634-5. Leaves lands in Honing
and Worstead to his son Valentine: mentions sons Christopher and
Gr^ory.

Donnell, John : son of Robert Donnell, M. A., formerly of this college. Bom at
Birdbrook, Essex. School, Haverhill Age 16. Admitted sizar of his surety
Dr Church.

B.A. 1594-5 : M.A. 1598. Scholar, Mich« 1591 to Mich' 1598. One of
these names was vicar of Bulmer, Essex, 1603. In 1640 he * was attached for
non-appearance in the Court of High Conmiission ' {Gal. of Stale Pap.).

Heringdon, Christopher. Admitted pensioner.

Carter, Stephen. Probably B.A. 1590-1. Ordained priest (Norw.) March 25,
1602; (age 30); as curate of Runcton. Vicar of Horsford, Norf., 1603:
sequestered in 1644 ; when he is described as having a wife and 3 children.
(Baker, xlii. p. 243...). The return in 1603 is "endowed with the vicarage:
value £4. 5. 7^." {Harl. 595).

Mich- 1590— Mich- 1591.

Spenser, Miles : son of John Spenser, gent. Bom and educated at Colton, Norfolk.
Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, Oct. 2, 1590. Surety, Mr William
Rant, M.A., fellow.

B.A, 1594-5: M.A. 1598. Incorporated at Oxford, July 16, 1601.
Scholar, Mich* 1592 to Mich' 1598. Ordained deacon (Peterb.) Feb. 24,
1598-9: priest (do.) Feb. 24, 1599-1600. Rector of Worlingworth, Suff.,
1599 ; where, in 1603, he returned 245 communicants. Will proved (Norw.
C. C.) 1627.

Place, Ralph : of Bedford : son of Ralph Place, husbandman, mediocris fortunte.
Bom at Eaton Socon. Schools, St Neots and Catworth. Age 14. Admitted,
Oct. 4, 1590, sizar of his surety, Dr Perse.

B.A. 1595-6 : M.A. 1599. Scholar Mich- 1590 to Mich- 1599.

*EbuTell (Hearle), William : son of James Han*ell, mediocris fortunsB. Bom at
Tawstock, Devon; and educated there. Age 19. Admitted, Oct 12, 1590,
sizar of his surety, Mr William Rant, M.A., fellow.

B.A. 1593-4: M.A. 1597. Scholar (obeonator) L. Day 1592 to L. Day
1596. Junior fellow, L. Day 1596 : senior fellow, Mich' 1600 to Mich' 1603.
Greek lecturer, 1599 : Hebrew, 1600. Obtained the collie testimonial for
orders, March 21, 1601-2. On his marriage (1603) he gave to the college
library the Historia SabelUci^ in 3 volumes, "in testimonium amoris sui"
{Annals).

Aldred, John : son of William Aldred, minister. Bom at Colwick, Notts. School,
Mansfield. Age 14. Admitted sizar, Oct. 13, 1590. Surety, Mr Richard
Stockdall, M.A., fellow.
B.A. 1592-3.

142 QONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Thomlynson, Robert : of London : son of William Thomlynson, mediocris fortune.
At school in London. Age 15. Admitted sizar, Oct. 14, 1590. Surety,
Mr Christopher Grimeston, M.A, fellow.

B.A. 1593-4: M.A. 1597. Incorporated at Oxford, July 14, 1607.
Scholar, Mich* 1591 to Mich' 1597. Probably ordained deacon (Lond.) Dec.
26, 1607: priest (do.) Feb. 21, 1607-8: rector of Trotton, Suss., 1609; until
sequestered in 1645.

Farffiikx, Thomas : son of William Farfiax, knt. Bom at Gilling, Yorkshire (bapt.
Feb. 5, 1576-7). Educated there, under Anthony Watson. Age 15. Ad-
mitted fellow-conmioner, Dec. 8, 1590. Surety, Dr Thomas L^ge, Master.

Of Walton and Gilling, Yorks. Knighted at York, Ap. 17, 1603.
Created Viscount Fairfax of Emley in the peerage of Ireland : took his seat
Nov. 4, 1634. Married (1) Catharine, daughter of Sir Henry Constable.
(2) Mary, widow of Sir William Bamburgh, Bart. Died at Howsham, Yorks.,
Dec. 23, 1636 ; aged 62. Buried at Scrayingham. M.L there. (G. K C.)

Schuldham, Thomas: son of Thomas Schuldham, gent. Bom at Shouldham,
Norfolk. School, Dunham, near Swaffham (' Sopham *), under Mr Grenwodde,
four years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, Dec. 30, 1590. Tutor
and surety, Mr R. Church, D.D., fellow.

B.A. 1594-5. Scholar, Mich* 1590— Mich* 1597. Brother of Charles, 1595.

Clarke, Edward : son of John Clarke, yeoman. Bom at Stevenage, Herts. At
school there under Mr Bush, and at Cambridge under Mr Edwards. Age 16.
Admitted to the scholars' table, Jan. 22, 1590-1. Tutor and surety, Mr T.
Reve, B.D., fellow.

B.A. 1594-5: M.A. 1598. Incorporated at Oxford, July 16, 1600.
Scholar, L. Day 1592 to Mich* 1598. He seems to have been a nephew of
Francis Clarke, of 1577 (v. L<m<L Via,, 1633). Ordained priest (Line.) June
24, 1601. Vicar of Kinneigh, 1615-40: of Murragh, 1615-24: rector of
Kilmichael, 1629-40 (all in Co. Cork). Preb. of Killanully, 1615-23. Dean
of Cloyne, 1615-40. WiU proved (Dublin) Nov. 18, 1640. Leaves wife
Elizabeth, two sons and four daughters (W. M. Brady, Ree. of Cork),

Hatfield, Gervase : son of Henry Hatfield, Esq. Bom at Wilford, near Notting-
ham. Schools, Hickling, Notts., and Milton, Leicestershire. Age 16. Ad-
mitted fellow-commoner, Feb. 2, 1590-1. Surety, Dr Legge, Master.

A Gervase Hatfield, of Hatfield Hall, near Wakefield, married Grace,
daughter of Edward Savile, of Stanley Hall, Wakefield, (v. Via, of Torks.^
1585, 1612 ; for Savile pedigree.) Will proved (P. C. C.) Sep. 21, 1654.

Pretyman, William : son of William Pretyman, mediocris fortunes. Bom at West-
thorpe, Suffolk. School, Eye, under Mr Lomax. Admitted to the scholars'
table, April 19, 1590. Suret^, Mr Stephen Perse, M.D., fellow.

Scholar, L. Day 1591 to L. Day 1592. Probably admitted at Gray's Inn,
Nov. 13, 1583 : son of William, lord of the manor of Bacton, Sufil (J. J. M.)

Palmer, Christopher, son of Henry Palmer, gent. Bom in Necton, Norfolk.
School, Fransham. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, March 24,
1590-1. Surety, Mr Richard Stockdale, M.A., fellow.
B.A. 1594-5. Scholar, L. Day 1591 to Mich' 1597.

•Orrell, Thomas : son of Thomas Orrell, mediocris fortunie. Bom at Walsoken,
Norfolk. At school there under Mr Houldall. Age 15. Admitted pen-
sioner, April 28, 1591. Surety, Mr Fletcher, fellow.

B.A. 1594-5 : MA 1598. Scholar, Mich- 1592 to Mich* 1598. Junior
fellow, Mich* 1599 to L. Day 1603. Humanity lecturer, 1599: Greek lee-
turer, 1602. University examiner of questionists, Dec. 1602. Died Feb. 21,

1590—1591. 143

1602-3 : buried in the chapel ; where there was formerly an inscription by J.
Browne : <' Ing^o rniros, virtnte insignis, et arte clams, amicitia Candidas,
Orrell obiit." (Annals.) Administration granted (V. C. Court) to J. Crane,
druggist. Brother of Robert, of 1576.

Noate, Richard : son of Richard Noate, mediocris fortunae. Bom at Beccles,
Suffolk. At school there, under Mr Dorlet. Age 16. Admitted sizar, April
28, 1591. Tutor, Dr Legge, Master of the coll^^e.

RA. 1596-7. Scholar (pramus)^ L. Day 1592 to Mich* 1599.

Boston, John : son of Thomas Boston, gent. Bom in Lynn, Norfolk. At school
there; first under Mr Iverie and afterwards under Mr Roberts. Age 16.
Admitted pensioner to the bachelors* table, May 25, 1591. Surety, Mr
Richard Stockdale, fellow.

Perhaps MA. 1602-3. Ordained priest (Suffragan Bp of Colchester) Nov.
28, 1602. Rector of Bumham Deepdale, 1610-56. A John Boston received
the bishop's license to teach grammar at St Marg. Lynn, Sep. 22, 1629.

Potter, William : son of Thomas Potter, mediocris fortune. Bom at Buckingham.
At school there under Mr HerL Age 14. Admitted sizar, June 13, 1591.
Surety, Mr Thomas Grimston.

Died in Collie : buried at St Michael's, May 15, 1593.

Prigion (Prujean), William : son of John Prigion, mediocris fortunie. Bom at
Boothby, Lincolnshire. Educated there under Mr Harrison. Admitted sizar,
June 30, 1591 : although he came to Cambridge and lived in this college in
1587. Surety, Mr Estey, fellow.

Possibly the "doctor of physic," of these names, who examined for the
bishop of Lincoln's license to practise in his diocese, May 4, 1639 ; and the
same who contributed one of the epigrams at the end of Winterton's edition of
ELippocrates, 1633. He did not graduate at Cambridge. See the entry of
July 1, 1620

Hoo, Clement : son of John Hoo, gent Bom in Norwich. School, Lynn, under
Mr Roberts. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors* table, July 25,
1591. Tutor, Mr Estey, felk)w.

Of Bumham Thorpe, Norf., gent. S<m of John, of Walsingham. Married
Catharine, daughter of Philip Russell, gent. (v. Vis, of Norf, ; and Carthew,
ui. 31 1). Clement Hoo, *of Northwold,' was admitted at Gray's Inn, Feb. 1 1,
1594-5.

Draper, Robert : son of William Draper, yeoman. Bom at Bottesford, Leicester-
shire. At school there under Mr Wooddall. Age 16. Admitted pensioner,
July 10, 1591. Tutor, Mr T. Reve, B.D., fellow. (Brother of Thomas, 1594.)
B.A. 1594-5 : MA. 1598. Scholar, Mich' 1592 to Mich' 1598.

^Twayts, Thomas : son of Thomas Twayts, mediocris fortune. Bom in Norwich.
At school there under Mr Lymbert Age 16. Admitted sizar, Sep. 1591.
Tutor, Mr Stockdall, felk>w.

B.A. 1594-5: M.A. 1598. Incorporated at Oxford, July 15, 1602.
Sdiolar, Mich' 1592 to Mich' 1598. Junior fellow, Mich' 1600 : senior, Mich'
1603 to L. Day 1613. Greek lecturer, 1604 : Hebrew, 1608 : steward, 1608 :
dean, 1611 : salarist, 1611. Obtained the collie testimonial for orders, Dec.
20, 1604. Rector of Markshall, Norf., 1608-9. Perhaps also of Miningsby,
Lines., 1620 ; and of Claxby Pluckacre, 1623. (v. Blomel v. 48.)

Metham, Thomas : son of Thomas Metham, Esq. Bom at Newburgh, Yorkshire.
(BUs mother was a Bellasis of Newburgh.) At school under Mr Blencume.
Age 15. Admitted fellow-commoner, Sc^. 29, 1591. Surety, Dr Legge,
Masttt* c^ the coU^a

Admitted at the Inner Temple, Feb. 21, 1592-3. Married twice, and had

144 GONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

issue. Afterwards Sir Thomas Metham. Killed at Marston Moor; being
then captain of the Yorkshire gentry in the royalist army. (v. < Me^am of
Metham ' in Vie. of Yorks.)

Coell (Cole), Thomas : son of John Coell, yeoman. Bom in Bury St Edmunds.
At school there under Mr Wright. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the
bachelors' table, Sep. 9, 1591. Surety, Mr Estey, M.A., fellow.

Of Depden, Suffolk, gent. Married, in 1609, Susan, daughter of Thomas
Jerm3m, Esq., of Depden. His daughter Susan married Anthony Sparrow,
Bp of Norwich. Will proved (Sudbury) Ap. 29, 1650 : leaves lands in
Wickham brook, and tenements in Bury. (J. J. M.) Pedigree in Vis, of
St^., 1664.

Mich" 1591— Mich« 1592.

Bugge, Henry : son of William Rugge, Esq. Born at Bylaugh, Norfolk. School,
Fakenham, under Mr Ward, five years. Age 17. Admitted fellow-com-
moner, Oct 7, 1591. Surety, Dr Legge, Master of the college.

Perhaps son of William Rugge, or Reppes, who matriculated in 1544. If
so, died without issue. (See Via. of Norfolk.)

Catherall, Oabriel : of Holly m (* Holland in Holdemess '), Yorkshire : son of John
Catherall, gent. At school there, under Mr Crosse, four years. Age 18.
Admitted to the scholars' table, Oct. 26, 1591. Surety, Mr C. Grimeston,
M.A., fellow.

In his will (Aug. 7, 1654) he desires to be buried at Hollym. Third son.
See pedigree of ' Catterall of Hollym ' in Via. of Yorka., 1612.

Hurst, Valentine : of * West lilling,' Yorkshire : son of Ralph Hurst, gent. School,
York, under Mr Pullen : afterwards at St John's College. Age 18. Ad-
mitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, Dec. 7, 1591. Tutor and surety, Mr
John Fletcher, M.A., fellow.
B.A. 1593-4.

Sandwith, Henry : of Stillington, Yorkshire : son of Robert Sandwith. School,
Bury St Edmunds, under Mr Wright. Age 15. Admitted to the scholars'
table. Tutor and surety, Mr Creorge Estey, B.D., fellow.

Scholar, Mich* 1592 to L. Day 1595. Eldest son. Of Barton on Humber,
Lines. Married Magdalen, daughter of Richard Alkinson, of Barton. Living
in 1640, and had a brother Thomas, of Bury St Edmund's. See also 'Wright
of Bury' in Sttf, Via., 1561. Pedigree in Via. of Linca., 1634.

Paris, John : of Dullingham, Camba : son of Ralph Paris, gent. Educated at
home. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, Feb. 9, 1591-2. Tutor and
surety, Mr William Rant. (Brother of Oeorge, of 1586.)
B.A. 1595-6. Scholar, L. Day 1592 to Lady Day 1597.

Pleasaunce, Anthony : of Tuddenham, Suffolk : son of — Pleasaunce, mediocris
fortunse. Schools, Tuddenham and Exning. Age 20. Admitted Feb. 9,
1591-2, sizar of his tutor and surety, Dr Perse.

Doubtless the son of John Pleasance, gent., of Tuddenham. Made super-
visor of his brother Clement's will in 1619; and inherited lands in Hitcham
by his brother Jeffrey's will, proved (P. C. C.) Nov. 12, 1631. (J. J. M.)

Crawley, Francis : son of Thomas Crawlye, husbandman. Bom at Norton,
Leicestershire. At school there and at Luton, Beds. Age 18. Admitted
sizar of his tutor aud surety, Mr Thomas Grimeston, May 2, 1592. (Re-
admitted, to the scholars' table, Oct. 25, 1593.)

Scholar, Mich* 1593 to L. Day 1595. Admitted at Gray's Inn, 1598 :
ancient, 1617 : serjeant 1623 : Justice C. P. 1632. Knighted, Nov. 4, 1632.
Married Elizabeth, daughter of Sir J. Rotheram, of Someries, Beds. Signed

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the report to the King in favour of the legality of ship-money, Feb. 7, 1636-7.
" Being assistant to the House of Lords in Parliament, had their leave to go to his
house at Luton, where on New Year's day he received the Eling^s summons to
Oxford. Has since resided there and elsewhere in the Kmg's quarters."
(Nov. 12, 1646. Cal, of Com. /or Compotmdmg.) A petition from the
minister of Luton complains to the Protector of the violent burial of the
widow, in the church, by the &mily. May 3, 1658 (CcU. of StcUe Pap,), Died
Feb. 13, 1649. (v. Vis. of Beds., 1634; and D. N. B.) Three of his sons
were members of the Colk^.

Kant) Thomas : son of Humfrey Rant. Bom in Norwich. At school there. Age
14. Admitted to the scholars' table, April 12, 1592. Tutor and surety, Mr
Rant, his brother. (Brother of Robert^ 1589, and William, 1581.)

RA. 1595-6 : M.A. 1599. Scholar, Mich' 1594 to L. Day 1598. Pro-
bably admitted at Lincoln's Inn, Oct. 12, 1597.

Ryckes, Edmund : son of Edward Rickes, mediocris fortunse. Bom at Mattishall,
Norfolk. At school there, under Mr CauseL Age 16. Admitted sizar of the
master, May 17, 1592. Tutor and surety, Mr Thomas Grimeston.

B.A. 1596-7 : M.A. 1600. Ordained deacon (Norw.) Sep. 29, 1599 ; as
curate of Bin try, where he is mentioned in 1603 as having no other benefice.
Ordained priest (Norw.) Ap. 25, 1600. Rector of Bintry and Twyford, 1610.
When in college he was sent away for assaulting other students. May 4, 1593,
but allowed to return soon afterwards.

Pigg^ William : son of William Pigge, yeoman. Bom at Bamardiston (' Banson '),
Suffolk. School, Newport, Essex, under Mr Fratkland and Mr Morden, three
years ; afterwards at Clare Hall, under Mr Glasscocke. Age 18. Admitted
sizar of his surety, Mr Roberts, May 26, 1592.

Ling, Peter: of Royston: son of John Ling, gent., mediocris fortunse. School,
Ely. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, Sep. 19, 1592. Tutor and
surety, Mr John Fletcher.

Scholar, Mich* 1593 to L. Day 1595.

Mich" 1592— Mich- 1593.

•Barrett, William. B.A. (Trin.^ 1584-5 : M.A. (do.) 1588. Appointed chaplain,
on the first foundation of tne Frankland fellows, Mich* 1592 to Mich* 1595.
He preached a sermon, 1595, at St Mary's, for the B.D. degree, which excited
much opposition. He *< asserted that justifying {a,ith may decay, and that
salvation was therefore doubtful, contrary to Calvin, Peter Martyr, &c."
Being ordered to recant by the V.-ChanceUor, he did it in an offensive and
irreverent manner {CcU. of S. Papers, 1595). The " Recantation of Master
Barrett of Kayes College " is given in W. Pryme's Church of JSnglancPs Old
Antithesis... 1629. He afterwards joined the Church of Rome, and went
abroad (v. Ath. Cant.). There are several entries concerning him in the
B. Mus. Cal. ; he also edited two works by Robert Southwell, in 1620,
1630.

•Mallorie, Thomas. From Trin. College. B.A. 1585-6 : M.A. 1589 : D.D. 1627.
One of the first Frankland fellows. Junior fellow, Mich* 1592 to 1600.
Oreek lecturer, 1593: dean, 1594. Probably brother of George Mallerye, of
1583. Rector of Romaldkirk, Yorks., 1599 : and of Davenham, Chesh., 1600.

Northfield, Simon. B.A. 1592-3 : M.A. 1599. Rector of Brome, Suff., 1593.

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146 OONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Barber, Roger: son of Roger Barber, gent. Bom at Bury St Edmonds. At
school there, under Mr Wright. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the
bachelors' table, Oct. 11, 1592. Tutor and surety, Mr Estey, B.D., fellow.

B.A. (Trin.) 1596-7: M.A. 1600. Perhaps rector of Atcham, Salop,
1622; and of Stapleton, Salop, 1625. Not mentioned in his father's will,
proved (Archd. Sudb.) Nov. 23, 1605. (J. J. M.) See Vie. o/Suff,, 1612.

Rust, William and Nicholas, brothers : sons of Edward Rust, minister. Bom at
Sloley, Norfolk. Schools, Scottow and Norwich, under Mr limbert. Ages
17 and 15. Admitted to the scholars' table, Oct. 20, 1592. Tutor and surety,
Mr €k)stling, M.A., fellow.

Nicholas : B.A. 1595-6 : M.A. 1599 : B.D. 1618. Scholar, Mich" 1593 to
Mich* 1599. Ordained deacon and priest (Norw.) Dec. 23, 1604 ; as curate of
Westwick. Afterwards rector of Westwick, 1610-34. Rector of Bixley,
1610-30. Will proved (Norw. C. C.) 1634.

Basnage, Daniell : son of Nicholas Basnage, preacher, of the French Church in
Norwich. Bom in London. School, Norwich, under Mr Limbert. Age 17.
Admitted, Oct. 12, 1592, sizar of his surety, Mr Rant, M.A., fellow.

One of a refugee family distinguished for several generations as protestant
ministers and authors.

Brabs, Thomas : son of James Brabs, mediocris fortunie. Bom at Market Weighton
('Wighton'), Yorkshire. At school there, under Mr Clapham. Age 17.
Admitted, Oct. 23, 1592, sizar of his surety, Mr Comwallis, fellow.
B.A. 1596-7.

Dey, John : son of Walter Dey, husbandman. Bom at Cawston, Norfolk. School,
Ely, under Mr Spight. Age 18. Admitted, Oct. 24, 1592, sizar of his surety,
Mr Fletcher, fellow.

The dramatic poet. Author of the PwrliamerU of Bees, and many other
plays and poems. His connection with us was not long. He was expelled
from the college for stealing a book. May 4, 1593 {CoU. Gesta,). There is a
full account of his works in the D. N. B.

Hickman, Robert : son of Roger Hickman, husbandman. Bom at Leighton, Beds.
School, Toddington, *Tuttington,* Beds., under Mr Proude. Age 20. Formerly
sizar (^pauperculus '), under Mr Wright, five years. Admitted to the scholars'
table, Oct. 28, 1592. Surety, Mr Fletcher, fellow.

Originally matriculated June 26, 1583. B.A. 1592-3: M.A. 1596.
Scholar, Mich* 1592 to Mich* 1595. Perhaps buried at Leighton Buzzard,
June 3, 1609 : described as M.A., and of Eggington. (Howard's Misc, N. S.
in. 282.)

Burton, Edward : of Watermillock (* Wethermelooke '), Cumberland : son of John
Burton, mediocris fortunse. School, Blencow, under Mr Davis. Age 15.
Admitted sizar of his surety Mr Burton, Nov. 22, 1592.
Probably scholar, Mich* 1592 to L. Day 1597.

Thodey, Jonas : son of William Thodey, mediocris fortunie. Bom at Elaton Socon,
Beds. School, St Neot's, under Mr White. Age 17. Admitted, Nov. 25,
1592, sizar of his surety, Mr Estey, fellow.

Barnes,* John : of Tibenham, near Buckenham Market, Norfolk : son of John
Barnes, yeoman. School, Tibenham ? (* Tevenham '), under Mr Masters. Age
18. Admitted to the scholars' table, Jan. 13, 1592-3. Tutor and surety,
Mr Estey, fellow.
. B.A. 1596-7. Perhaps rector of Spexhall, Suff., 1609.

1592—1693. 147

Gknilde, John : son of Edward €k>alde, of Bury St Edmunds. At school there.
Age 15. Admitted sizar of his surety, Ds I>isb(Ht>we, Feb. 1, 1592-3.

B.A. 1595-6 : M.A. 1599. Scholar (obsonator) L. Day 1596 to Mich'
1596. Periiaps rector of Fomcet, Norf., 1617.

Astern, Edward : of little Heywood, Staffordshire : son of Francis Aston, yeoman.
School, Colwich (' Collowidg *), Staffordshire, under Mr William Devill. Age
19. Admitted, Feb. 19, 1592-3, sizar of his surety, Mr Pratt Had resided
for a year before admission. (<' Cum ante in coll^o per annum et ultra per-
manserit sine toga sed litterarum studiosus.")

Pagraye, Gregory : of Thuxton, Norfolk : son of Gregory Pagrave, gent. Schools,
Mattiahall and Gkirvestone. Age 15. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors'
table, Feb. 28, 1592-3. Tutor and surety, Mr Estey, B.D., fellow.

Admitted at the Inner Temple, Nov. 1596. Of Thuxton and Whinbergh,
gent Living in 1619. See Via. of Nwf.

Brodnell, Thomas: of Diddington, Hunts. : son of Robert Brudnell, Esq. Educated
at Huntingdon school, and at Mr Markham's, Kirby-Bellars, Leicestershire,
under Mr Houlder (probably Clement, p. 110) Age '15. Admitted fellow-
commoner, March 1, 1592-3. Tutor and surety, Mr W. Rant, M.A.

Created baronet, June 29, 1611. Knighted at Whitehall, Ap. 9, 1612.
Created Barcm Brudenell of Stonton, Leics., Feb. 26, 1627-8. In 1626 he
'* prays the King for a pardon for his conviction for recusancy, to enable him
to sell lands to ransom his son, a prisoner in Flanders '' (Co/, of State Pap,). A
zealous royalist, for which he was imprisoned in the Tower : he there employed
his leisure in making extracts from the records, now in the library at Deene.
Created Earl of Cardigan, Ap. 20, 1661. Married, about 1607, Mary,
daughter of Sir Thomas Tresham, of Rushton, Northants. Died Sep. 16,
1663 : buried at Deene. (G. K C.) As in so many cases where a youth came
from a distance, there were county affinities here. The Brudnells were con-
nections of the Hares (v. pp. 34, 167).

Mark^iam, George : of ' Allerton,' Yorkshire (? Ollerton, Notts.) ; son of Thomas
Markeham, Esq. Educated at home, at Kirby-Bellars, under Mr Houlder.
" Adolescens optimie indolis ad multas virtutes natus." Age 16. Admitted
fellow-commoner. Tutor and surety, Mr Rant.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, July 3, 1598. Third son. Of Ollerton, Notts.,
Esq. Married Judith, daughter of John Withemwick, Esq., of Claxby,
Lines. ; and had issue. (See Vis. of Notts.) Brother of Robert and Griffin.

Cooper, Robert: of Nottingham : son of Robert Cooper, vintner, deceased.
Educated by Mr Houlder, at ' Bescot,' Notta. ; and at Nottingham under
Mr Heilowe. Age 16. Admitted March 1, 1592-3.

Hilly William : son of William Hill, gent, mediocris fortunse. Bom in the parish
of St Michael, Colchester. School, Ck>lchester, under Mr Hasnett. Age 17.
Admitted sizar of his surety, Dr Church, Nov. 9, 1592.

One of these names was rector of Roudham, Norf., 1600-40. Buried
there, Nov. 22, 1640. Another (called M.A., and incorporated at Oxford,
1602) was vicar of Fordham, Suff., 1611. Perhaps the same who was ordained
priest (line.) Dec. 21, 1598 ; and was vicar of Whittlesford, Cambs., 1607-19.

WigUl, George : son of Henry Wigfall, husbandman. Bom at Eckington, Derby-
shire. School, Dronfield, under Mr Waterhowse. Age 17. Admitted sizar
of bis surety, Mr Fletcher, Feb. 21, 1592-3.

RA. 1596-7 : SchoUr, L. Day 1597 to L Day 1599. Admitted at Gray's
Inn, Ap. 23, 1605. Of Carter Hall, Eckington. Married, at Eckington,
March 3, 1602-3, Anne, daughter of Nich' Towers, of Eaton, Notts. Buried
at Eckington, Oct 1, 1623. *0f Long Ridgeway,' in 1600. (Pedigree in
Vis. ofDerhs., 1634, 1664.) Brother of Henry, p. 168.

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148 GONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Dore, John : son of William Dore. Born at Comard, Suffolk. Schools, Sudbury
and Bures. Age 15. Admitted sizar of his surety, Ds Desborough, March
17, 1592-3.

Rought, Roger : son of Jonas Rought^ yeoman, of Bury St Edmunds. At school
there under Mr Wright. Age 18. Admitted sizar of Ds Anthony Desborough
his surety, March 29, 1593.

''^Stonham, John : of Norwich : son of Richard Stonham. Schools, Norwich and
Lynn, under Messrs Lymbert and Roberts. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars'
table, Ap. 23, 1593. Tutor and surety, Mr Estey, fellow.

B.A. 1596-7: M.A. 1600. Incorporated at Oxford, July 12, 1603.
Scholar, Mich" 1593 to Mich" 1600. Junior fellow, Mich" 1601 to L. Day
1607. College testimonial for orders, Nov. 11, 1602. George Estey (v. p. 90)
refers to him in his will, as " my best beloved scholar that ever I had.'' Rector
of Welboum, lines., 1606 : and possibly vicar of Naseby, 1640. Brother of
Abraham, of 1596.

Cannap, Henry: of Rendham, Suffolk: son of Nicholas Cannap, minister
(rector of Saxmundham). Educated at Benhall, Suffolk, under Mr Hardier.
Age 17. Admitted April 25, 1593, sizar of his surety, Mr S. Perse, M.D.

B.A. 1596-7: M.A 1600. Scholar, Mich" 1593 to L. Day 1598.
Ordained priest (Suffragan Bp of Colchester) May 28, 1598; as curate of
Bruisyard. Father of Henry, of 1626.

Roffe, Clement : son of Thomas Roffe, gent, (of Tuttington). Bom at Tuttington,
Norfolk. Schools, Norwich and Burgh (*Borowe'), under Messrs Lymbert
and Tills. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table, April 25, 1593. Tutor
and surety, Mr Rant, M.A., fellow.

Scholar, Mich" 1593 to Mich" 1595. Of Tuttington, gent. In 1632-41 he
held the manor of Runham, of the Bp of Ely. Will proved (Norw.) Jan. 16,
1644-5. Father of Anthony, of 1619 ; who was his executor.

Knowlee, John : of Sprowston, Norfolk : son of Christopher Knowles, gent. School,
Wood Dalling, under Mr Lewger. Age 18. Admitted to the scholars' table,
Ap. 25, 1593. Tutor and surety, Mr W. Rant, M.A., fellow.

B.A. 1596-7 : M.A. 1600. Scholar, Mich" 1593 to Mich" 1600. Perhaps
vicar of Earlham, Norf., 1606: rector of Beechamwell, 1611-45: rector of
Brampton, 1617. Ordained priest at Lincoln. If eldest son of Christopher
'of Aylsham,' see pedigree in Via. of If off. Brother of Thomas, 1597.

Plumb, Isaac: son of John Plumb. Bom at Ringwould near Dover. School,
Deal, under Mr Obome. Age 18. Admitted to the scholars' table, April 26,
1593. Tutor and surety, Mr Estey, feUow.

B.A. 1596-7 : M.A. 1600. Scholar, Mich" 1596 to L. Day 1598. Vicar-
choral of Dublin, 1602. Dean of Dromore, Feb. 1, 1603-4. Preb. of
St Michael's, Dublin, 1604.

Leuger, Phillip : of Wymondham, Norfolk : son of Thomas Leuger (vicar of Wood
Dalling). School, Wood Dalling, under his father. Age 16. Admitted April
28, 1593, sizar of his surety, Mr Matthew Stokes, fellow.

B.A. 1596-7: M.A. 1600. Incorporated at Oxford, July 14, 1602.
Scholar, Mich" 1594 to L. Day 1599. Librarian, 1595. Curate of Streatley,
Beds., 1602. Vicar of HarHngton, Beds., 1604. His father by wiU (1598)
leaves him a white silk cushion, and half his books ; and £40 " for defraying
his charge at his next commencement." Pedigree in Via. of Norfolk.

Burwarde, Robert: son of John Burwarde, minister. Bom at Wells, Norfolk.
School, Holt, under Mr Williams. Age 18. Admitted May 4, 1593, sizar of
his surety, Mr Wright.

1593. 149

Ordamed deacon (Norw.) July 25, 1602 ; as curate of Wells : priest (do.)
Sep. 29, 1604. Rector of Caldecot, Norf., 1612. Vicar of Hunstanton,
1615-31. In the parish register is a curious entry of his journey to London,
Aug. 1631, to undergo an operation. He returned home Feb. 16, 1631-2, and
expresses his g^titude for his supposed recovery. But he seems to have died
soon after; buried at Hunstanton, July 29, 1632. Will proved (Norw. C. C.)
1632.

Whichcots (Whichoot), Hammond : of Yorkshire : son of Robert Whichoots, gent.
Bom at Dunston, Lincolnshire. At school in 'Ambleby Manor, Kevelie,'
Yorkshire (?Anlaby in Elvelie; i.e. Kirk Ella), under Mr Graye. Age 15.
Admitted feUow-commoner, May 4, 1593. Surety, Mr R. StockdalL

Knighted, Ap. 23, 1 603. Active on the side of the Parliament One of
the Commissioners appointed to raise money for the Pari, army, Sep. 20, 1643.
Married Millioent, daughter of John Markham of Sedgbrook.

Saunders, Matthew : of Welford, Northants. : son (by second wife) of Francis
Saunders, Esq. Schools, Leicester and Eton, under Messrs Asson and Ham-
mond. Age 16. Admitted feUow-commoner, May 5, 1593. Tutor and surety,
Mr R. Stockdall, fellow.

Admitted at the Middle Temple, Nov. 21, 1594. Knighted, Sep. 2, 1617.
Of Shangton, Leics. Married Margaret, daughter of Henry Skipwith, Esq.,
of Coates, Lines. Buried at Shangton : M.L there. (See Vis, of NorihanU,^
1618.) Half-brother of Edward (p. 68).

*Wylde, Henry: son of Cuthbert Wilde, mediocris fortunie. Bom at Harrow,
Middlesex. School, Elstree, under Mr String. Age 15. Admitted, May 7,
1593, sizar of Mr Roberts. Tutor and surety, Mr Estey, fellow.

B.A. 1596-7 : M.A. 1600. Incorpoi-ated at Oxford, July 13, 1603. B.D.
1609. Scholar, Mich" 1597 to Mich* 1600. Junior fellow (sacellanus) L. Day
1602 to Mich' 1610. Vicar of Newbold upon Avon, 1611. Rector of Clifton,
Notts., 1623 : of Alderton, 1632. Rector of Ashton, Northants., 1634 : Rector
of Pitsford, Northants., 1636. Buried at Pitsford, Dec 6, 1640.

♦Harvie, William : of Folkestone (bom there, Ap. 1, 1578): son of Thomas Harvie,
yeoman. School, Canterbury. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table.
May 31, 1593. Tutor and surety, Mr G. Estey, feUow.

The great physiologist. B.A. 1596-7 : M.D. Padua, 1602 : incorporated
at Cambridge, 1602. Scholar, Mich" 1593 to L. Day 1600. FeUow of the ' /

College of Physicians, 1607. Lumleian lecturer, 1615. Physician to James I.,
1618. In 1628 he published his famous * Exercitatio,' on the circulation of the
blood. He was with the king's army at Edgehill, and afterwards at Oxford,
where he incorporated M.D., Dec. 7, 1642. Warden of Merton, 1645.
Married, Nov. 1604, Elizabeth, daughter of Lancelot Browne, M.D. Died,
June 3, 1657 : buried at Hempstead, Elssex. (See notice by Dr N. Moore in
D. N. B.) Will proved (P. C. C.) 1657 : Dr Moore is wrong in saying that
he left property to our College. We have a portrait of him attributed to
Rembrandt.

Cripps, Richard : of Suffolk : son of Robert Cripps, minister (rector of Flempton).
School, Bury St Edmunds. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, June
12, 1593. Surety, Ds Anthony Disborowe, B.A.
Scholar, Mich* 1593 to Mich" 1595.

Mannister, Philip: son of Edward Mannister, yeoman. Bom at Kenninghall,
Norfolk. Educated in London, under Mr Pensacks. Age 18. Admitted to
the scholars' table, July 4, 1593. Surety, Mr Welles, feUow.

B.A. 1596-7 : M.A. 1600. Scholar, L. Day 1594 to L. Day 1598.

160 OONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Smyth, Robert: son of John Smjrth, 'legis peritus.' Bom at Fulboum, Cambs.
(bapt at St Vigor's, Aug. 31, 1577). At school there, under Messrs Streatly
and Cattelyn. Afterwards at Trinity College. Age 16. Admitted to the
scholars* table, July 13, 1593. Tutor and surety, Mr Estey.

Perhaps B.A. (Trin.) 1596-7. M. A. 1600. One of these names was rector
of Hatley St George, Cambs., 1600-19. Buried there, Dec. 27, 1619.

Pausson, Henry : son of Thomas Pausson, preacher (vicar of St Mary, Sandwich,
1565-97). Bom at Sandwich, Kent (bapt. Sep. 6, 1579). At school there,
under Mr Knowles, five years. Age 16. Admitted to the schcdars' table,
Aug. 9, 1593. Tutor and surety, Mr Estey.

B.A. 1596-7 : M.A. 1607. Scholar, Mich- 1593 to Mich> 1599. Ordained
priest (Lond.) Nov. 23, 1600; as curate of Norton, Kent. Vicar of Stock-
bury, Kent^ 1616 : of Tonge, do., 1620.

Mich" 1593— Mich» 1594.

Nightingale, Thomas : of Wendon Lofts, Essex : son of Geoffrey Nightingale, gent.
School, Newport, under Mr Morden. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars'
table, Oct 8, 1593. Surety, Mr John Gostlin, fellow. (Brother of Henry,
below.)

Admitted at Gray's Inn, March 1, 1591-2. Of Newport Pond, Essex, and
Kneesworth, Cambs. Sheriff* of Essex, 1627. Created baronet 1628. Married

(1) Millicent, daughter of Sir Robert Clarke, Baron of the Exchequer;

(2) Katherine, daughter of Sir Robert Chester, of Herts, (v. Vis. of Cambs,,
1619 ; and of Ess,, 1612, 34.) The father was one of the trustees appointed
by Mrs J. Frankland for her foundation of Newport School

Vallenger, Thomas : of Watlington, Norfolk : son of Thomas Vallenger, gent
School, Lynn, under Mr Roberts. Age 18. Admitted pensioner to the
bachelors* table, Oct. 11, 1593. Surety, Mr George Estey, feUow.
Died in college: buried at St Michael's, June 14, 1595.

Bradburie, Henry : of Essex : son of William Bradburie, gent. Bom at Quendon
HaU. School, Newport, under Mr Morden. Age 16. Admitted to Uie
scholars' table, Oct. 15, 1593. Surety, Mr Richani Stockdall, fellow.
B.A. 1596-7 : M.A. 1603. Scholar, Mich- 1593 to L. Day 1599.

Hauksbee, John : son of John Hauksbee : baker, of Ely. School, Ely, under Mr
Spight. Age 20. Admitted Oct. 17, 1593, sizar of his surety, Mr Thomas
Reve. Tutor, Mr George Estey.

B.A. 1596-7 : M.A. 1600. Vicar of Earl's Coke, Essex, till 1640; when
he died.

Allen, Christopher: son of John Allen, mediocris fortunae. Bom at Bumham,
Norfolk. School, Lynn, under Mr Roberts. Age 16. Admitted Oct, 20,
1593, sizar of his surety, Mr Richard StockdalL

B.A. 1597-8: M.A. 1602. Ordained deacon (Norw.) Sep. 27, 1598; as
curate of Wolverton : priest (do.) Jan. 1600-1. Rector of Stoke Holy Cross,
1602 : curate of St George Colgate, Norwich, 1603.

Snell, Arthur: son of Richard Snell, mediocris fortunie. Bom at Colebrooke,
Devon. School, Crediton, under Mr Tayler. Age 19. Admitted Oct. 26,
1593, sizar of Dr Legge. Surety, Mr R. Stockdall.

B.A. 1596-7 : M.A. 1600 : Incorporated at Oxfoid, July 16, 1601. Rector
of Lezant, Cornwall, 1607. Father of John, 1626.

1593—1594. 151

Nightingale, Henry : son of Oeoffirey Nightingale, gent. Born at Newport, Essex.
At school there, under Mr Moiden. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table,
Jan. 29, 1593-4. Surety, Mr John Gkwtlin.

Brother of Thomas, above. Admitted at Gray's Inn, Ap. 22, 1594. Of
Saffirm Walden, Essex. Married Mary, daughter of Dr Taylor. ( Vis. qfCcmbs,,
1619; and Vis. of Essex, 1612, 34.)

Bacon, Edmund : (eldest) son of Edmund Bacon, Esq. Bom at Hessett, Suffolk.
Educated at home under Ds Whitwham and Mr Brigges. "Adolescens
summe speL" Age 16. Admitted fellow-commoner, Feb. 22, 1593--4.
Tutor, Mr Estaye.

Of Hessett, Esq. Married Phoebe, daughter of John Marsham, of BadweU
Ash. Buried at Hessett, Sep. 16, 1617 ; having died during his father's life.
(Davy ; and J. J. M.)

Garowe, Edmund : son of Simon Garowe, merchant, of Lynn. Bom at Watlington,
Norfolk. Age 16. School, Lynn, under Mr Robartes and Mr Eston. Ad-
mitted pensioner. Surety, Dr Churche.
Scholar, Mich- 1594 to Mich 1595.

BotteriU, John : son of Thomas Botterill, mediocris fortunie. Bom in Lincoln (St
Mary Magdalen). Age 18. School, Lincoln, under Mr Netheroootes. Ad-
mitted March 12, 1593-4, sizar of Mr Burton. Surety, Mr Disborowe.

B.A. 1597-8 : M. A. 1602. Scholar, Mich- 1594 to Mich' 1600. Ordained
deacon (Norw.) Sep. 28, 1601 ; as curate of St Pet. Mancroft, Norwich : priest
(do.) Sep. 26, 1603. Vicar of Heveningham, 1603-8. His retum in 1603 is
''impropriate to Thomas Hunt, of London: endowed with a vicarage. He
payeth this respondent four marks per an.** (Harl. 595). Priest-vicar of
Lincoln cathedral, 1613 ; where in 1619 he was reprimanded for "negligence
in service" and "bowing during service time.*' Vicar of Hibaldstow, I^cs.,
1619. Living in 1622, when he was deprived of St Nicholas, Newport, Sep.
16 : "the bishop's pleasure is that he be displaced and that it be given to
Mr Crispe, who is a diligent singing man, to encourage him." (A. R. M.) Died
before 1642.

Johnson, Edward. Graduated as Mus. Bac., from Caius CoUege, in 1594. Com-
poser of a madrigal in Morley's Triumphs of Oriana, 1601 ; and of some
Psalm tunes in Este's JVhole Book of Psalms, 1592. Some MS. madrigals by
him are in the Library of the Royal CoUege of Music, and in the Brit. Museum,
(v. Abdy Williams, Degrees in Music ; and D. N. B.)

^Browne, John : son of John Browne, citizen of Norwich. At school there, under
Mr limbert. Admitted to the scholars' table, April 10, 1594. Surety, Mr
GoBtlin.

B.A 1597-8: M.A 1601. Scholar, L. Day 1594 to Mids' 1600. Junior
fellow, Mich' 1600: senior, Mids' 1606 to L. Day 1619. Greek lecturer,
1603: dean, 1606: stewed, 1609: bursar, 1610. Proctor, 1616. Died
1619 : buried in the ante-chapel, near his friend Orrell (v. p. 142). He studied
Civil Law, and sometimes presided in that chair, during the absence of the pro-
fessor. (Annals.)

Man, Matthew: son of John Man, townsman (' oppidanus ') of Beccles, Suffolk.
Bom at Halesworth. Schools, Beccles and Ipswich. Age 18. Admitted
April 18, 1594, siziu' of his surety, Mr George Esteye, B.D., fellow.

Scholar, L. Day 1595 to L. Day 1598. Ordained deacon (Norw.) Feb. 22,
1598: priest, March 25, 1602; as curate of Letheringham. Curate of
Bedlingfield, Suff., 1626-36-; and of Witnesham, 1600-17-.

152 GONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEQE.

Markham, Anthony: son of John Markham, Esq. Born at Sedgebrook ('Sid-
brooke'), Lincobishire. At school there, under Mr Qilder. 'Adolesoens
optimae speL' Age 17. Admitted fellow-commoner, April 19, 1594. Surety,
Mr William Rant, fellow.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, Feb. 9, 1594-5. Of Sedgebrook, lines.
Knighted, Ap. 23, 1603? Married Bridget, daughter of Sir James Harring-
ton, of Ridlington, Ruts. His second son, Robert, was created bart. in 1642.
(v. Vis. ofNoUA., 1614.)

Baxter, Stephen : (eldest) son of Thomas Baxter, gent. Bom in Middlesex.
Educated at Moulton, under Mr Machet. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to
the bachelors' table, April 26, 1694. Surety, Mr Welles.

Admitted at Lincoln's Inn, Nov. 9, 1594. Married Elizabeth Freston, of
Mendham. Died, during his father's life, July 30, 1609; leaving a son
Thomas. The father describes himself as of Rainthorpe HaU, Noii. The
mother was a daughter of George Bludworth, of London. (Fi«. of Nor/r, and
J. J. M.)

Mallorye, William : (eldest) son of John Mallorye, gent., Esq. Bom at Studley,
Yorkshire. Educated at Thirsk under Mr Atkinson. Age 16. Admitted
pensioner to the bachelors' table. May 23, 1594. Surety, Mr Fletcher, fellow.
(Re-admitted, as fellow-commoner, Jan. 8, 1594-5.)

Of Studley, Esq. Married Alice, daughter of Sir James Bellingham,
knight. His eldest son was admitted at the collie, 1620. * Noted as having,
with his son, raised forces against Parliament. Fined J&22i9. Died March 13,
1645-6.' (CaL of Can^ for Compounding.) Buried in Ripon Minster, (v.
Foster's Via. p. 157.)

Hinson, William : son of Thomas Hinson, gent, (formerly fellow of the coUege).
Bom at Tawstock, Devonshire. At school tnere, and at Ely, under Messrs
Bande and Spighte. Age 14. Admitted to the bachelors' table. May 20,
1594. Surety, Mr E. Burton, fellow.

B.A. 1598-9. Admitted at Lincoln's Inn, Nov. 6, 1602 : ' William H., of
Devon.' Died without issua Pedigree in Via. qf Mids.^ 1663. Brother of
Thomas, p. 134.

Barwicke, Humphry : son of Peter Barwicke, yeoman. Bom at Sutton (in Felis-
kirk), Yorkshire. School, Thirsk, under Mr Atkinson. Age 18. Admitted
to the scholars' table. Tutor, Mr Estey, fellow.

Eldest son (v. Via. of Yorka.^ 1612). His uncle Humphrey, who signs the
pedigree, was < master of the ordnance, in the late rebellion.'

Woode, Roger: son of Roger Woode, gent. Bom at Ashley, Cambs. School,
Cheveley, under Mr Jinner. Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors*
table, June 21, 1594. Surety, Mr G. Estey, fellow.

A Roger Wood, son of Roger of Islington, Mids., was admitted at Gray's
Inn, Feb. 26, 1606-7.

Draper, Thomas: son of William Draper, gent Bora at Bottesford, Leicester-
shire. At school there, under Mr Woodall. Age 14. Admitted pensioner,
July 1, 1594. Surety, Mr Reve, B.D., feUow.

One of these names was rector of Willingham St Mary, Suff., 1634.

Warren, John, son of William Warren, mediocris fortunes. Born at Normanton,

Leicestershire. At school there, under Mr Woodall. Age 18. Admitted

July 1, 1594, sizar of his surety Mr Reeve, fellow. Perhaps B.A. (Qu.)
1600-1 : M.A. 1604.

Fowkes, Bartholomew : son of Richard Fowkes, citizen of London. Bom in
London, and educated there under Dr Grante. Age 15. Admitted to the
scholars' table, July 2, 1594. Surety, Dr Churche, feUow.
Scholar, L Day 1595 to Mich* 1599.

1594. 153

Browne, Thomas : son of Anthony Browne, Esq., of Norfolk. Bom at Elsing. At
school there, under William Smithe, B.A. Age 12. Admitted pensioner to
the bachelors' table, July 3, 1594. Surety, Dr Grimston, fellow. (Re-
admitted, as fellow-commoner. May 8, 1598.)

Perhaps B.A. (Pemb.) 1600-1 : M.A. 1606. Admitted at the Middle
Temple, May 11, 1600. Of Elsing, Esq. Married Anne, daughter of Tho»
Darcy, of Essex. ** The Brownes of Elsing were conscientious Catholics, but
appear to have taken the oath, and so were regarded by the stricter Romanists
as schismatics." (A. J.) Thomas Browne died in Oct. 1632. His son Thomas
was admitted in 1622.

Ascoughe, Robert : son of Francis Ascoughe, mediocris fortume. Bom at Beverley,
Yorkshire. At school there, under Mr CoUingryge. Ago 18. Admitted
pensioner, July 5, 1594. Surety, Mr John Fletcher, feUow.
Scholar, L. Day 1595 to L. Day, 1598.

Gibson, Henry: son of Henry Gibson, yeoman. Born at Darsham, Suffolk.
School, Westleton, under Mr Oughtred. Age 18. Admitted pensioner, Aug.
9, 1594. Surety, Mr Disboroughe, fellow.

B.A. 1595-6 : M.A. 1599. Scholar, Mich« 1594 to L. Day 1598. Per-
haps admitted at Gray's Inn, Nov. 26, 1599 : *0f Beeston St Lawrence.' If
so, the ' Henry Gibson, Esq., the younger,' who married Ann Rant, Ap. 8,
1605. (One of these names, M.A., obtained letters testimonial from the Uni-
versity in 1636. He was vicar of Wad worth, Yorks., 1634-6. More likely
of St John's.)

Ringoode, Anthony: son of Thomas Ringoode, mediocris fortunie. Bom at
Yaxham, Norfolk. School, Mattishall, under Mr Causye. Age 17. Ad-
mitted Sep. 24, 1594, sizar of his surety, Mr Gkwtlin.

B.A. 1598-9: M.A. 1602. Ordained deacon ^orw.) June 23, 1600,
as curate of Saham Toney : priest, Dec. 31, 1600. Rector of S. Pickenham
1616-31. Licensed preacher, 1606-31. Will proved (Norw.) 1631.

Percye, Richard : son of Richard Percye, gent. Bom at South Creake, Norfolk.
School, Walsingham, under Mr Dolington. Age 18. Admitted fellow-com-
moner, Sep. 8, 1594. Surety, Mr Stockdale.

The father bought the manor of Castleacre Priory, S. Creake, about 1572.

Mich* 1594— Mich* 1696.

Lawson, Oeorge : son of Marmaduke Lawson. Bom at Ripon, Yorkshire. At
school there, under Mr Dicson. Age 18. Admitted, Oct. 2, 1594, pensioner
of Mr Mallorye. Had previously resided in the College for a year.
Scholar, L. Day 1595 to L. Day 1596.

Allman, William : son of William Allman, gent. Bom at Bury St Edmunds. At
school there, under Mr Wright, six years. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to
the bachelors' table, Oct. 8, 1594. Surety, Mr Disborough, feUow.

Perhaps rector of Fornham St Martin, 1616-32. Named in the will of
his uncle, John Allman, clerk of the peace, of Bury ; proved (P. C. C.) Ap. 2,
1585. (J. J. M.)

Coppinger, Henry : son of Henry Coppinger, yeoman. Bom at Bury St Edmunds.
At school there, under Mr Wright. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the
bachelors' table, Oct. 8, 1594. Surety, Mr Disborough, fellow.

Scholar, Mich" 1595 to Mich* 1596. Admitted at the English College at
Rome, Nov. 2, 1607 : ordained priest 1613. Entered the Jesuit Society^
1615. Appears in the Catalogue of English Jesuits at Clerkenwell, about
1623-4. He served the Suffolk mission for many years, and died, probably

154 GONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

there, in 1652. (Foley's Records, i, 68 ; vn. 166.) His mother, Barbara,
married Robert Brunwyn, of Bury, meroer, as second husband. (J. J. M.)
Hence his religious name * Bruning,' on entering the college at Rome. He
describes his father as a tailor and draper, and a sympathiser with the Romish
Church. By his own account he graduated at Cambridge.

Comwaleis, Phillip : son of John Cornwaleis, Esq. Bom at Pettistree, Suffolk.
School, Brandeston, under Mr Rasou, five years. Age 16. Admitted pen-
sioner to the bachelors' table, Oct. 10, 1594. Surety, Mr Estey.

Died June 7, 1601, according to Davy: certainly before 1615, when his
father, — John C, of Earl Soham, — made his will : proved (P. C. C.) Oct. 20,
1615. (J. J. M.) See Fw. of Notts,, 1614, for pedigree. Brother of Thomas,
1596.

Denney, William : «on of John Denney, yeoman. Bom at Beccles, Suffolk. At
school there, under Mr Darley, four years. Age 16. Admitted pensioner,
Oct. 26, 1594. Surety, Mr Reve, fellow.

Scholar, Mich* 1595 to Mich* 1596. Admitted at Gra/s Inn, Nov. 22,
1598, <<of Qisleham": ancient, 1622 : autumn reader, 1625. Knighted 1627.
King's counsel. Steward of Norwich, 1618. M.P. for Norwich, 1620, 24, 25.
Married Frances, daughter of James Tavemer, Esq., of Norwich. Died March
26, 1642 : buried in Norwich Cathedral (J. J. M.) Probably father of
William, of 1620, the author of Pelecanicidium, dec. (v. D. N. B.).

Chesswright, Ekiward : son of John Chesswright, gent. Bom at Fordham, Cambs.
School, Ely, under Mr Spyght. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table,
Nov. 7, 1594. Surety, Mr Gkwtlyn.

B.A- 1598-9 : M.A. 1602. Brother of Mark, p. 128.

♦Crow, William : son of Christopher Crow, gent, (probably of the college, p. 32).
Bom at Bilney, Norfolk. School, Westminster, five years, under Mr Camden.
Age 18. Admitted to the scholars' table, Jan. 10, 1594-5. Surety, Mr
Grostlyn.

B.A. 1598-9 : M.A. 1602. Scholar, L. Day 1595 to Mich» 1602. Junior
feUow, Mich' 1603: Senior, L. Day 1613 to Mich' 1613. Ordained priest
(Line.) Ap. 3, 1613. Rector of Bamby and vicar of Mutford, 1613-33 : where
he kept school or took pupils. Married Margaret, daughter of James Taylor,
D.D., preb. of Ely. Buried at Mutford, July 20, 1633. In his will, proved
(Norw. C. C.) 1633, he leaves to his son William 'his books and his best lute':
also a lute to his son James.

Rooper, Henry : son of Anthony Rooper, Esq. Bom in Sussex. School, West-
minster, three years, under Mr Camden. Age 18. Admitted fellow-com-
moner, Jan. 11, 1594-5. Surety, Mr Gostlin.

Admitted at Lincoln's Inn, Ap. 28, 1597. " Henry Roper, son of Anthony,
of Famingham, Kent ; aged 60 in 1641-2, when he was heir to his brother
Anthony. Living at Famingham, 1655." (G. E. C.)

Smith, William : son of Adrian Smith, gent. Bom at Brumstead, Norfolk (bapt.
Nov. 23, 1578 : son of Adrian and Katerine). School, Norwich, two years,
under Mr Limberd. Age 16. Admitted pensioner, Jan. 15, 1594-5. Suroty,
Mr Oostlin.

Scholar, L. Day 1595 to L Day 1597. 'Smith of Nettlestead' (Vis. of
SuffoUcy 1612): the mother, a Parmentur, was of Brumstead. Inherited lands
in Skottowe from his father (of St Giles, Norw., gent.), Jan. 1616--7; to
whom he was executor. He had then two daughters. (J. J. M.) Perhaps
admitted at Lincoln's Lin, Aug. 14, 1595.

Hoogan, Thomas : son of Anthony Hoogan^ gent. Bom at Castle Acre, Norfolk.
At school there, and at Seaming, under Mr Denbye. Age 15. Admitted
pensioner, to the bachelors' table. Tutor, Mr Estey, B.D.

1594—1595. 155

Afterwards Sir Thomas Hoogan, of Gt Dunham. Knighted July 23, 1603.
Married Mury, daughter of George Colt, of Cavendish. Buried, at Dunham,
Feb. 3, 1656. Left, by will, lands in Terrington and Runcton Holme, to his
son Thomas; and lands in K Lexham, Gt Dunham, «fec to son Henry,
(v. Carthew.) Grandfather -of Thomas, of 1658.

Howland, John : son of John Howland, mediocris fortunte. Bom at Wicken
Bonhunt, Essex. School, Newport. Age 17. Admitted pensioner. Tutor,
Mr John €k)etlin, fellow.

B.A. 1598-9. Scholar, Mich' 1595 to Mich* 1599. Admitted at the
Middle Temple, Oct. 21, 1602. Perhaps the same who is described as 'of St
Albans: married Elizabeth, daughter of Robert Pichford, of St Albans'
(t. Vis. of Herts., 1634), and who was recorder of Berkhampstead, 1643. John
Howlanc^ of the Middle Temple, was Steward of St Albans 1619 : discharged
for his loyalty to Charles I. (Chauncey il 302).

Vincent, William : son of Robert Vincent, yeoman. Bom at Bottesford, Leicester-
shire. At school there, under Mr WoodhalL Age 16. Admitted pensioner.
Tutor, Mr Gostlin, fellow.

B.A. 1598-9: M.A. (Clare) 1605. Ordained deacon (by Suf&agan Bp of
Colchester) Feb. 15, 1600-1 : priest (do.) Feb. 22, 1600-1. Incumbent of
Linsey, Suff., in 1603. Afterwards in Ireland. Minister of Coleraine (Down
«id Connor): resident and serving the cure in 1622. Preb. of Derry,
1628-40.

Boston, Samuel: son of Ekiward Boston, yeoman. Bom at Bumham, Norfolk.
Sdiool, Lynn, under Mr Elaston. Age 17. Admitted pensioner, March 4,
1594-5. Surety, Mr Stockdale.

B.A. 1598-9: M.A. 1609. Scholar, L. Day 1596 to L. Day 1602.
Ordained priest (Peterb.) Sep. 21, 1618. Rector of Beeston, Norf., 1620:
and of Mileham, 1623-41.

Botteler, Edward : son of Henry Botteler, Esq. Bom at Higham Gobion, Bed-
fordshire. School, Sacombe, Horts., under Mr Stukis. Age 17. Admitted
feUow-commoner. Surety, Dr Legge, Master.

Died without issue, aged 76. Buried May 4, 1653. (Clutterbuck, ii.
347.)

Codcett, Thomas : son of Cockett^ gentleman. Bom in Norfolk. School,

Brumstead, Norfolk. Age 18. Admitted fellow-commoner, March 10, 1594-5.
Surety, Mr Stockdale, B.D.

Probably third son of Thomas Cocket, Esq., of Broomsthorpe. Married
Frances, daughter of Thomas Clere, of Stokesby. Buried at Oxnead, Nov. 18,
1635. (v. Vis. of Nor/.)

Cba^jpamBf John : son of John Chapman, mediocris fortunes. Bom at Rede, Suffolk.
School, Chedburgh, under Mr Bigge. Age 17. Admitted, March 17, 1594-5,
sizar of his surety, Mr Henry Hammond, fellow.

B.A. 1598-9: M.A. 1605. Incorporated at Oxford, July 12, 1608.
Ordained deacon (Norw.) May 26, 1605; as curate of Wethersfield : priest
(da) Ju. 4, 1615. Vicar of Pampisford, Cambs., 1607-15. Rector of
St Mary, Newmarket, 1615-46. Will proved (Bury), 'clerk, of New-
market.' Brother of Ambrose, p. 162.

WentworUi, Edward : son of Henry Wentworth, gentleman. School, St Olavee ?
(• St Tuli '), London, under Mr Browne. Afterwards at Trinity College. Ad-
mitted, April 9, 1595. Surety, Mr Church. (Perhaps brother of Alblaster,
p. 124.)

166 OONVILLE AND CAIU8 COLLEGE.

^Davie, Gregory : son of Christopher Davie, gentleman, of Norfolk. Bom at
Brinton. Schools, Fakenham and Creake. Admitted sizar of Mr Burton,
May 3, 1595. Surety, Mr Stockdale, fellow.

B.A. 1598-9 : M.A. 1602. Scholar, L. Day 1595 to Mich» 1602. Junior
feUow, Mich" 1603 to Christ^ 1605. Probably son of Christopher, of Gon-
thorpe ( Vis. 1563) : if so, died without issue.

Cooper, William : son of William Cooper. Bom at Lynn. At school there, under
Mr Roberts. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table. May 15, 1595.
Surety, Mr Bstey, B.D., fellow. (Re-cuimitted, as fellow-commoner. May 2,
1603.)

B.A. 1598-9 : M.A. 1602. Scholar, L. Day 1598 to Mich- 1602. Or-
dained deacon and priest (Peterborough), Nov. 14, 1602. Vicar of West
Bradenham, Norf., 1603-35.

Nellson, John : son of John Nellson, citizen and merchant of Lynn, deceased.
Bom at Lynn. At school there, under Mr Easton. Age 15. Admitted to
the scholars' table, June 12, 1595. Tutor and surety, Mr R. Stockdale,
feUow.

Simson, William : son of William Simson (rector of E. Lexham). Bom at Lexham,
Norfolk. School, Dunham, under Mr Bretten. Admitted sizar of Mr
Mallory, June 25, 1595. Surety, Mr Gostlin.

B.A. 1598-9: M.A. 1602: B.D. 1609. Scholar, L. Day 1598 to Mich'
1599. Ordained deacon (Norw.), Sep. 26, 1603, as curate of Rainham : priest
(do.) Dec. 23, 1604, as curate of Gt Dunham. Rector of Cockthorpe and
Langham parva, 1606-22. Curate of Lit. Walsingham in 1617. Perhaps
rector of Nedging, Su£^ One of these names, master of a school in London,
had a son admitted in 1645. ''William Simson, M.A., and M" Lydia Cocket
married" at E. Lexham, May 6, 1614 (register).

Brett, Richard : son of Richard Brett, mediocris fortunse. Bom at Bunwell, Nor-
folk. School, Harleston, under Mr Punder. Age 17. Admitted sizar of Dr
Grimston, June 25, 1595. Surety, Mr Stockdale.

B.A. 1598-9. One of these names rector of Quainton, Bucks., 1596.

Hearle, Francis: son of James Hearle. Born at Tawstock. At school there,
under Mr Striblin. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table, June 25, 1595.
Surety, Mr Disborough. (Brother of William, p. 141.)

B.A. 1599-1600: M.A. 1603. Scholar, L. Day 1598 to Mich' 1603.
College librarian in 1599. Obtained the college testimonial for orders, March
22, 1603-4. Rector of St Erme, Cornwall, 1606.

Curson, Richard : son of Robert Curson, citizen of Norwich. At school there,
under Mr Limbert Age 17. Admitted sizar of his surety, Mr Stokis.

B.A. 1598-9 : M.A. 1602. Scholar, Mich" 1596 to Mich* 1599. Ordained
deacon (Norw.) June 23, 1600, as curate of Reepham: priest, Dec. 31,
1600.

Pleasaunce, Robert : son of Thomas Pleasaunce, gent (formerly of the coUege).
Bom at Brandon, Norfolk. School, Thetford, under Mr Jenkinson, two
years. Age 16. Admitted pensioner, to the bachelors' table, Sep. 11, 1595.
Surety, Mr Estaye, fellow.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, Feb. 9, 1597-8. His father (will proved P. C. C.
Aug. 16, 1616) leaves him " the interest I have in my chamber at Grayes Inne,
with all my lawe books." Said to have been < of Durham counsellor at law/
and to have married Anne (or Mary), daughter of Henry Edenbank. His
sister Mary of Brisley, leaves (1641) £15 a year to his cluldren, Robert and
Mary. (J. J. M.) See Vis. of Svff., 1612.

1695. 157

Brand, Thomas : son of Thomas Brand, gent. Bom at Gt Hormead, Herts, (bapt.
Sep. 28, 1578). Schools, Walden and Newport, under Messrs Desborough
and Mordant. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table. Surety, Mr Stock-
dale.

B.A. 1598-9: M.A. 1602. Scholar, L. Day 1596 to Mich» 1602. Married
(Oct. 1609)....CoUen, of Laver Parva, Ess. Buried at Gt Hormead, Dec. 23,
1620. Pedigree given by Clutterbuck (in. 73).

Mich* 1695— Mich» 1596.

^Debden, John. From Emmanuel: B.A. there, 1588-9: M.A. 1592. Junior
feUow, Mich" 1595 to Mich" 1600. Probably a brother of Robert Depden,
(y. p. 159.) Humanity lecturer, 1596. Resigned his fellowship. May 2, 1600.
Married Mary, daughter of Edward Hunting, of Ipswich. (Davy's S^ff. Fed.)
Died about 1616.

Fish, Edward. Appears as scholar, in the Lib. Rat,^ Mich' 1595 to L. Day 1600.
B.A. 1598-9. Not in our Admission Register.

Shouldham, Charles: son of Thomas Schouldham, gent. Bom at Shouldham,
Norfolk. Schools, Dunham, under Mr Grenwood; and Lynn, under Mr
Roberts. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, Oct. 13, 1595. Surety,
Dr Church. (Brother of Thomas, p. 142.)

Elsyn, Henry : of London : son of Henry Elsin, gent. School, St Alban's, Beds.
(sic). Age 17. Admitted pensioner, to the bachelors' table, Oct. 14, 1590.
Surety, Mr Gostlyn, feUow.

Probably the same who was afterwards a barrister at law, of the Middle
Temple : clerk of the Lords' House of Parliament : and whose son (author of
Modus tenendi Parliamentum aptkd Anglos,, A^2^) was Clerk to the House of
Commons.

Hampton, Edward : son of Edward Hampton, mediocris fortunaB. Bom at Rain-
ham, Norfolk. At school there. Age 18. Admitted sizar of his surety,
Dr Church, Oct 15, 1595.

B.A. 1598-9 : M.A. 1602. Scholar, Mich- 1596 to Mich* 1599. Ordained
deacon (Norw.) March 25, 1601, as curate of Rainham St Mary : priest, Sep.
26, 1603, as curate of E. Rudham. Rector of Rainham St Ma^n, 1600:
and of Stanhow, 1612-34.

♦Perrour (Parrer), Edmund: of Wendling, Norfolk (bapt Sep. 3, 1581): son of
Henry Ferrour, gent. School, Seaming, under Mr Denby. Age 14. Admitted
pensioner, Nov. 10, 1595. Surety, Mr Hammonda

B.A. 1598-9 : M.A. 1602. Scholar, Mich- 1597 to Mich- 1602. Junior
feUow, Christ" 1604 to L. Day 1607. Buried, Ap. 6, 1607; at Wendling.
(Carthew, iii. 228 : who gives the substance of the father's will.)

Byrde, Thomas: of Gressenhall, Norfolk: son of Edmund Byrde, mediocris
fortunaB. School, Seaming, under Mr Denby. Age 16. Admitted pensioner,
Nov. 11, 1595. Surety, Mr Hamond.

B.A. 1599-1600: M.A. 1603. Schohir, Mich" 1599 to Mich- 1600.
Ordained deacon and priest (Norw.) Sep. 18, 1607, as curate of Beetley.
Curate of Wendling in 1636.

Bickerstaffe, Anthony: son of Anthony Bickerstaffe, gent. Bom at Croydon,
Surrey. School, Westminster, nnaer Mr Cambden. Age 18. Admitted
pensioner, Sep. 28, 1595. Surety, Mr Disborow.

B.A. 1598-9: M.A. 1602. Scholar, L. Day 1596 to Mich- 1600. Vicar
of White Notley, Ess., 1603. Perhaps the one of these names referred to in
Manning's Surrey, ii. 333.

158 GONYILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Wharton, George: son of Philip, Barcm Wharton. Bom at Brougham Oastle.
Educated at Wharton. Age 12. Admitted feUow-commoner, Jan. 17,
1595-6.

M.A. 1607. Admitted at Gray's Inn, Aug. 8, 1595. Afterwards Sir G.
Wharton, K.B. Married Anne Manners, daughter of John, Earl of Rutland.
Killed in a duel by Sir J. Stewart, Nov. 8, 1609. Brother of Thomas, of 1602.

Ckxisalve, Henry : son of Thomas Godsalve, of Buckenham, Norfolk, gent. School,
Norwich. Age 19. Admitted pensioner, to the bachelors' table, Jan. 21,
1595-6. Surety, Mr Goslyn.

Perhaps died young. Not entered in the pedigree ( Ft*, of Nor/,) of God-
salve of Buckenham Ferry. Brother of Roger, p. 119.

Warde, Henry : son of Edward Ward, of Bixley, Norfolk (bapt. Mar. 8, 1575-6),
gent. School, Norwich. Age 19. Admitted pensioner, Jan. 21, 1595-6.
Surety, Mr Goslin.

B.A. 1597-8 : M. A. 1601. Scholar, L. Day 1596 to L. Day 1601. Second
son: died unmarried, (v. Vis. of NarfJ)

Whitton, Edward : of Mutford, Suffolk : son of William Whitton, mediocris
fortunes. School, Beccles. Age 19. Admitted, Jan. 29, 1595-6, sizar of
Dr Perse. Surety, Mr Debden.

Schohir, Mich" 1596 to Mich' 1597. Ordained deacon (Norw.) Sep. 28,
1601, as curate of Charsfield. Vicar of Wickham Market, 1605 to 1606.

Robinson, William : of Crosby Garrett, Westmoreland : son of Thomas Robinson,
mediocris fortunie. School, Kirkby Stephen. Age 22. Admitted, Feb. 3,
1595-6, sizar of Mr Mallory.
B.A. 1598-9.

Stonham, Abraham : of Lynn : son of Richard Stonham, mediocris fortunie.
School, Norwich. Age 16. Admitted pensioner, Feb. 14, 1595-6. Surety,
Mr Estey.

Scholar, L. Day 1598 to L. Day 1601.

Darcy, Robert : of Tiptree Priory, Essex : son of Brian Darcy, gent. School,
Chelmsford, under Mr Bradway. Age 17. Admitted to the bachelors' table,
Feb. 25, 1595-6. Surety, Mr Dysborow.

Of Tiptree, Esq. Married Elizabeth, daughter of John Lucas, of Ramsey,
Ess. ; and had issue. Brother of John, of 1585. (v. Essex Vis, 1634.)

♦Naylor, Oliver ; son of Brian Naylor, citizen of London. Bom in London. At
school there, under Mr Spight. Age 16. Admitted pensioner, Feb. 26,
1595-6. Surety, Mr Disborow.

B.A. 1599-1600: M.A. 1603. Scholar, L Day 1596 to Mich* 1598.
Junior feUow, L. Day 1603: senior, Mich" 1611 to L. Day 1623. Hebrew
lecturer, 1603, 9: Greek, 1606, 8, 10: dean, 1611: salarist, 1612-23.
University preacher, 1612: taxor, 1613. Rector of Marwood, and of Taw-
stock, Devon, 1623-36. Married Mary Hocking, May 11, 1625 ; at Marwood.
Buried at Marwood, July 27, 1 636. M. I. there. Several letters from him to
Dr Cosin, afterwards Bp of Durham, dated from Tawstock, are included in
the Bishop's Correspondence (Surtees Soc, vol 52). He was presented to
Bincombe, Dorset, in 1620 ; but did not retain the living. He gave his very
large library to the College: a catalogue is in our Treasury. The Annals
describe him thus : " Ob amoenitatem morum omnibus acceptissimus ; ob
solidam eruditionem in literaria republica Celebris.''

Coppin, Joel : of Besthorpe, Norfolk : son of George Coppin, clerk (rector of
Besthorpe). School, Wymondham. Age 23. Admitted sizar of Mr Stock-
dale, Feb. 20, 1595-6.

1596. 169

Plomstede, John: s<mi of Bartholomew Plumstede, gent Bom at Plnmstead,
Norfolk. At school there. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, March

27, 1596. Surety, Dr Church, fellow.

B.A. 1599-1600: M.A. 1603. Scholar, L. Day 1596 to L. Day 1603.
Rector of Hevingham, Norf., 1608-22 ; where he spent J&200 in rebuilding
the rectory. Died, March 20, 1622-3 : buried at Heyingham. M.I. there.
Pedigree in Vis, of Norf,

Hem, Simon : of Tibenham, Norfolk : son of Simon Hem, mediocris fortume.
School, Tibenham. Age 15. Admitted pensioner, April 19, 1596. Surety,
Mr Stockdale.

B.A. (Emm.) 1599-1600: M.A. 1604. Migrated to Emmanuel, Ap. 3, 1598.

Sherman, Thomas : of Ipswich, Suffolk : son of Thomas Sherman, druggist. School,
Ipswich. Age 15. Admitted pensioner, April 24, 1596. Surety, Mr Dysborow.
B.A. 1599-1600: M.A. 1603. SchoUr, Mich' 1596 to Mich« 1603.
Ordained deacon and priest (Norw.) Sep. 24, 1609: title, his own estate.
Vicar of Tuddenham, Suff., 1609. Rector of Hintlesham, 1611 : sequestered,
1646: order for fifths to be paid to his wife Elizabeth, July 24, 1645. (v,
Suff, Vis. 1612.)

Crosse, Thomas: son of John Crosse, priest (* presbyter'), of Heigham, Norfolk.
School, Norwich. Age 16. Admitted pensioner, Ap. 28, 1596. Surety,
Mr Goslyn.

B.A 1599-1600. Scholar, Mich* 1597 to Mich' 1603. Ordained priest
(Norw.) Feb. 28, 1608-9. Rector of Thuxton and Threxton, 1608 : rector of
Merton (succeeding his father) 1620-40. Will proved (Norw. C. C.) 1640.

Hammont, Edward : son of Edward Hammont, priest (' presbyter '), of Cawston,
Norfolk (v. p. 60). School, Aykham. Age 17. Admitted pensioner, Ap.

28, 1596. Surety, Mr Goslyn.

B.A. 1599-1600: M.A. 1603. SchoUr, L. Day 1597 to L. Day 1601.
Ordained deacon (Norw.) Sep. 26, 1603, as curate of Skeyton. Vicar of
Aldeby (Norf.), 1615. Died June 10, 1621. Brother of Gilbert, of 1601.

Depden, Robert : of Brampton, Suffolk : son of C^rge Depden, gent. School,

Beccles. Age 16. Admitted pensioner. May 10, 1596. Surety, Mr Depden.

Scholar, L. Day 1598 to L. Day 1600. Admitted scholar at Trin. Hall,

May 18, 1600. Second son (v. Suff, Vis. 1612). Witness to the will of his

elder brother, John, 1616.

Parmeter, Henry : of Witton, Norfolk : son of Thomas Parmeter (? formerly of the
college: v. p. 83), *jurisperitu8.' School, Norwich. Age 15. Admitted
pensioner. May 18, 1596. Surety, Mr Gkwlyn.

B.A. 1598-9 : M.A. 1603. SchoUr, L. Day 1597 to Mich* 1597. One of
these names was buried at St Dunstan's in the West, London, 1610 ; *'out of
Clifford's Inn."

Mason, John : son of Richard Mason, priest (i presbyter *), of Cavendish, Suffolk.
School, Bury St Edmunds. Age 14. Admitted, July 6, 1596, sizar of his
surety, Mr Disborow.

B.A. (Cath.) 1600-1 : M.A. 1606. Author: The Turk, a Tragedy, 1610.
Perhaps curate of Cockfield in 1606 : presented for not wearing the surplice.

Skevinton, Edward : son of Nicholas Skevinton, innkeeper, of Brandon, Suffolk.
School, Thetford. Age 24. Admitted pensioner, July 20, 1596. Surety,
Mr Stockdale.

B.A. 1599-1600. Scholar, Mich« 1597 to L. Day 1601. Ordained priest
(Ely) Mar. 21 , 1601-2. Curate of Flitcham in 1 603 : ** he serveth the cure, and
hath for his stipend £11, and his diet, per annum" (Harl, 595). Rector of
Hellington, Norf., 1610-27. Father of Edward, of 1631.

160 GONVILLE AND CAIU8 COLLfiGE.

Naddally William : of Barbon (' Barbaron *), Wefltmoreland : son of John Nuddall,
mediocris fortanse. School, Kirkby Lonsdale. Age 16. Admitted pensioner,
Sep. 15, 1596. Surety, Mr Stockdale.

B.A. 1599-1600 : M.A. 1604. Scbokr, Mich* 1599 to Mich* 1600.

Warde, Brian : of Kirby Lonsdale, Westmoreland : son of John Warde, mediocris
fortunie. School, Kirby Lonsdala Age 15. Admitted, Sep. 15, 1596, sizar
of Mr Stockdale.

B.A. 1601-2. Ordained deacon (Norw.) Sep. 26, 1603, as curate of
Heckingham: priest ^do.) May 22, 1608; as curate of Oulton. Curate of
Walberswick, Suff., 1611. Rector of Endgate, Beccles, 1613-41.

Leek, Francis: son of Francis Leek, Esq., of Sutton Scarsdale, Derbyshire.
School, Southwell. Age 14. Admitted fellow- commoner, Sept. 27, 1596.
Surety, the Master.

Admitted at the Middle Temple, Feb. 1, 1599. Knighted. Created baronet.
May 22, 1611 : Baron Deincourt of Sutton, 1625: Earl of Scarsdale, 1645.
Married Anne, daughter of Sir Edward Carey, of Berkhampstead. A devoted
royalist. After the death of Charles, he is related " to have become so mudi
mortified that he clothed himself \u sackcloth, and causing his grave to be
dug some years before his death, laid himself there every Friday ; exercising
himself in divine meditations and prayers." Two of his sons were killed on
the royalist side. Fined for delinquency £18,287; '*for adhering to the
king's forces in Newark garrison " (JJcd, of Com. /or Compounding), There
is a letter from him in the Col, of State Papers, Feb. 20, 1639, expressing
his readiness to attend the king at York, *'so far as my unwieldy and
aged body will give me leave." Died 1655: buried at Sutton, (v. Banks,
ExL Baronage ill. 657.)

Curtes, Francis : son of Robert Curtes, mediocris fortunie : of Somerley, Derby-
shire. School, Southwell. Age 18. Admitted sizar ('seryus') of Mr Leeke,
Sep. 27, 1596. Surety, the Master.

EIntry erased : procMibly he came only as servant of F. Leek.

Addy, Robert : son of Nicholas Addy, priest (* saoerdos *) : of Rugeley ? (< Ridsly '),
Staffordshire. At school there. Age 18. Admitted, Oct. 9, 1596, sizar of
Mr Disborow.
B.A. 1600-1.

Wright, John : of Weeting, Norfolk : (fourth) son of Thomas Wright, mediocris
fortunsB. School, Weeting. Age 18. Admitted pensioner, Oct 6, 1596.
Surety, Dr Church.

Scholar, Mich* 1598 to Mich- 1599. Died in Collie, buried at St
Michael's, Aug. 3, 1599. M. I. there to his memory. Before his death he
gave a cup worth JLi to the College ; with his, and his father's nama Will
proved, V.C. Court Pedigree in Via, of Suff,, 1664. See also Carthew,
Launditch, p. 501.

Comwaleis, Thomas : son of John Comwaleis, Esq. Bom at Pettistree, Suffolk.
(Baptized at Badingham, Oct. 1, 1579.) School, Brandeston (* Branson'),
under Mr Rason, four years. Admitted pensioner, to the bachelors' table,
Dec. 1, 1596. Tutor, Mr Estey, B.D., fellow.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, Ap. 21, 1600. Lord of the manor of Okenhall
in Badingham, which he left by will to a cousin. Married Mary, daughter of
Edmond (or Edward) Qrimstone, of Rishangles. Died, without issue, Ap. 23,
1627. M.L at Cretingham, erected by his wife. See Via, of Notts,, 1614, for
pedigree. (Davy; and J. J. M.) Brother of Philip, p. 154.

1596—1697. 161

Mich- 1696— Mich- 1597.

Lockwood, Anthony: son of Henry Lockwood, yeoman. Bom at Tottenhill,
Norfolk. Schools, Ljmn, under Mr Alyson, two years ; and Wisbech, two
years. Age 18. Admitted, Nov. 15, 1596, sizar of his surety, Mr Mallorie.

B.A. 1600-1. Ordained deacon (Norw.), March 25, 1601 : priest, March
25, 1602 ; curate of Terrington St John.

SneU, Robert: son of John Snell, mediocris fortunse. Bom at Colebrooke, Devon.
At a private school in Lanreath, under Mr Harcourte, four years. Age 17.
Admitted, Dec. 8, 1596, sizar of his surety, Ds Hearle.

B.A. 1599-1600. Incorporated at Oxford, July 4, 1600. Scholar, L. Day
1596 to L. Day 1599. Ordained deacon and priest (Lond.) May 2, 1G02.
Vicar of Mucking, Ess., 1608-43 ; and of Matching, 1608-46. Sequestered
from both. On the petition of his wife, Elizabeth, Aug. 31, 1646, the fifths
were allowed for her and the children. Licensed, Jan. 31, 1608-9, to marry
Elizabeth, daughter of Henry Wither, D.D., rector of Theydon Garnon.

Bingham, Adam : son of William Bingham, LL.D., minister (Rector of Rettendon,
Ess.) Bom in London. School, Westminster, under Mr Cambden, two years.
Age 18. Admitted, Jan. 15, 1596-7, sizar of his surety, Dr Badchroft.

Scholar, L. Day 1598 to L. Day 1600. Admitted at the Middle Temple,
Oct. 19, 1601 ; "son of William, of Battesdon" (? Rettendon).

Grime, John : son of Robert Grime, yeoman. Bom at Homing, Norfolk. School,
ColtishaU and Oxnead, under Mr Chidlow, two years and a half. At Trinity
College two years. Age 17. Admitted pensioner, Jan. 25, 1596-7. Surety
and tutor, Mr Duisborough, fellow.

B.A. 1598-9 : M.A. 1602. Scholar, Mich« 1597 to L. Day 1600. Or-
dained priest (Norw.) June 13, 1605 ; as curate of Teversham, Cambs. Vicar
of Rainham, Kent, 1609 : rector of Ightham, 1616.

Warde, Matthew : son of Anthony Warde, mediocris fortunae. Bom at Northcote,
Yorkshire. School, Giggleswick. Age 17. Admitted sizar of his surety,
Mr Fletcher.

Probably B.A. (Clare) 1599-1600.

Aldrige, alias Beadle, George (John) : of Newport, Essex : son of John, mediocris
fortunse. School, Newport, under Mr Morden, eight years. Age 15. Ad-
mitted sizar of his surety, Ds Parker.

B.A. 1600-1 : M.A. 1606. Scholar (as "Bedell"), L. Day 1599 to Mich-
1602. The father was one of the tmstees appointed by Mrs Frankland in her
foundation of Newport school, 1587. A John Bedle was rector of Bamston,
Ess. 1632. One of the same names (M.A.) was rector of St Benet Sherehog,
1662 ; "burnt out in 1666." (Newcourt.) Another (?) was sequestered from
Trimley St Mart., Suffi, July 18, 1644 (see Walker): he was instituted
1639.

Welles, George : son of Roger Welles, mediocris f ortunse. Bom at East Dereham.
School, Seaming, under Mr Denby, four years. Age 20. Admitted sizar of
his surety, Mr Hammond, March 9, 1596-7.

B.A. 1600-1 : M.A 1604. Ordained deacon and priest (Norw.) May 22,
1608, as curate of Westley, Cambs. Rector of Beetley, Norf., 1608-42.
Probably alluded to in a visitation of 1597 : "he being a layman hath served
the cure (of Tivetshall, for M. Denby) in Mr Denby*8 absence divers times."
Buried at Beetley, Feb. 4, 1641-2; and his wife Anne, Jan. 15, 1639-40.
Succeeded in the living by his son Richard.

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162 OONVILLE AND CAIUS.

Underwood, Augustine : son of Augustine Underwood, minister. Bom at Preston,
Suffolk. School, Bury St Edmunds. Age 16. Admitted, March 15, 1596-7,
sizar of his tutor and surety, Mr Duisborough. (Brother of John, p. 173;
and of Anthony and Robert, of 1619.)

B.A 1600-1 : M.A. 1606. Ordained deacon (NorwJ May 26, 1605, as
curate of Halstead: priest, Sep. 25, 1608, as curate of lomham St Martin.
Rector of Thomage, Norl; where he signs the register 1620-55. Perhaps
also Rector of Hasketon, Suff., about 1620. Will of Augustin Underwo(xl,
clerk, of Chevington, proved (Bury) 1630 : perhaps his father.

Riding (Reding, Rudding), John : son of Hugh Riding, mediocris fortune. Bom
at Cambridge (baptized at Great St Mary's, Feb. 2, 1581-2). At school there
four years. Age 14. Admitted to the scholars' table, Dec. 24, 1596. Tutor
and surety, Dr Perse, fellow. (Brother of G^oflfrey, of 1606.)

B.A. 1600-1 : M.A. 1604. Scholar, Mich- 1596 to Mich- 1602. Perhaps
curate of Eversden parva, Cambs., 1612 ; and rector of Edworth, Beds, about
the same time.

Knowles, Thomas : of Sprowston, Norfolk : (fourth) son of Christopher Knowles,
gent, (of Aylsham). School, Norwich, under Mr Lombard. Age 17. Admitted,
April 5, 1597, sizar of his surety, the Master. (Brother of John, p. 148.)

B.A. 1600-1 : M.A. 1604. Scholar, Mich- 1597 to L. Day 1604. School-
master at Aylsham in 1617 : licensed 1611. (See Vis. of Norfolk.)

Davie, John : son of Robert Davie, citizen of Norwich (bapt. at St Pet. Mancroft,
Feb. 8, 1581-2). At school there, under Mr limbart. Age 16. Admitted
pensioner, April 10, 1597. Tutor and surety, Mr Husband, fellow.

B.A. (Corp.) 1600-1. M.A. 1604. M.L. 1609. Of Maidstone, Kent, M.D.
Married Catherine, daughter of John Banks, and widow of Ambrose Wingate.
Died May 11, 1649: buried at Maidstone. Third son of Robert, of Eston.
See Via, o/Norf,; and of London, 1633.

Chapman, Ambrose: son of John Chapman, mediocris fortune. Bom at Rede,
Suffolk. At school there, under Mr Bradenham. Admitted, May 3, 1 594 (sic),
sizar of his surety, Mr Henry Hammond, fellow.

M.A. 1606. Ordained priest (Norw.) June 4, 1615. Curate of Stansfield,
Suff., 1609-33. Brother of John, p. 155.

^Sanders, Nicholas : son of John Sanders, mediocris fortunae. Bom at Tawstock,
Devon. School, Barnstable, six years. Age 17. Admitted pensioner, May 4.
Tutor and surety, Mr Hearle.

B.A. 1600-1 ; M.A. 1604. Scholar, Mich- 1598 to Mich- 1604. Junior
fellow L. Day 1606 to L. Day 1610. Greek Lecturer, 1608-9 : Heb. Lecturer,
1610: Humanity, 1606. University Examiner, 1608.

Mallowes, Thomas: son of William Mallowes, gent, of London. At a private
school there, under Mr Spight, four years. Age 17. Admitted pensioner.
May 27, 1597. Surety and tutor, Mr Duisborough, fellow.

Scholar, Mich- 1597 to Mich- 1598. The father was a notary, of the parish
of St Gregory, London, owning lands in Essex. Thomas inherited J&200 from
an uncle in 1614. His mother, Margaret, was a sister of Edmund Alablaster,
of Caius, 1565. (J. J. M.) Pedigree in Metcalfe's Vis, of Suff,

Botterell, Giles : son of Richard Botterell. Bom at Newport, Essex. At school
there, under Mr Morden, six years. Age 16. Admitted, June 13, 1597, sizar
of his surety, Dr Perse.

B.A. 1603-4 : M.A. 1612. Scholar (obsonator), Mich- 1603 to Mich- 1612.
In his capacity of steward he repeatedly got into trouble. He was fined
2s, 6d, (Dec. 6, 1608) "propter provisionem cibonmi insalubrium et male
olentium ;'* and fined again afterwards for neglect of his duties.

1697. 163

Lucas, William : (eldest) son of Clement Lucas, gent. Bom at Bury St Edmunds,
Suffolk. At school there, under Mr Wright^ three years ; and at home, under
Ds Smith, two years. Ag^ 17. Admitted pensioner, to the bachelors' table,
June 27, 1597. Tutor and surety, Mr Duisborough, fellow.

Of Homin^eath, Esq. Married Christian, daughter of Thomas Gibson,
of Norwich. Died Jan. 1639-40: buried at Homingsheath. Will proved
(Norw. C. C.) Feb. 7, 1639-40. Pedigree in Fw. of Suffolk. (J. J. M.)

Baist, William : of Thetford : son of Abraham Baist, mediocris fortunie. School,
Thetford, under Mr Jinkinson. Age 17. Admitted, July 2, 1597, sizar of his
surety, Dr Church, fellow. Brother of Abraham, of 1609.

Collyson, William : son of Thomas Coll3rson, mediocris f ortunn. Bom at Wendling,
Norfolk. At school, under Messrs Beacon and Marshall Age 17. Ad-
mitted, July 7, 1597, sizar of his surety, Mr H. Hammond, fellow.

B.A. 1600-1 : M.A. 1604. Scholar, L. Day 1600 to Mich* 1602. A
William CoUison, clerk, having been appointed messor at Mileham, and
refused to collect the lord's rents, his copyhold was declared forfeited.
(Carthew, ii. 397.) Probably the vicar of Kempston, Norf., whose will was
proved (Norw. C. C.) 1616.

Fotherly, Thomas : of Rickmansworth, Herts. : son of Thomas Fotherly, mediocris
fortunse. School, Rickmansworth, under Mr Stocke, five years. Age 17.
Admitted, July 28, 1597, sizar of his surety, Mr Duisborough.

Scholar, Mich" 1598 to Mich" 1599. Knighted at Whitehall, March 31,
1640. Buried at Rickmansworth, Dec. 13, 1649. A devoted royalist.
Gentleman of the Privy Chamber to Charles I. : of the Privy Council of his
son. Prince Charles: Commissioner for letting and selling of Londonderry.
(M.L at Rickmansworth.) See App. to Vis, o/ Herts. ^ 1634.

Wolfe, Thomas: of Cambridge (bapt. at Gt St Mary's, June 28, 1582): son of
Michael Wolfe, mediocris fortune. School, Cambridge, under Mr Edwardes.
Age 16. Admitted pensioner, Aug. 2, 1597. Tutor, Mr Hull.

B.A. 1600-1: M.A. 1604. Scholar, L. Day 1599 to Mich* 1604.
Probably curate of Rush worth, 1603 : and rector of Stemfield, Suff.,
1615-23.

€kx)derich, Nicholas : of Wyverstone, Suffolk : son of William €kx>derich, mediocris
fortune. At school, under Mr Goodrich. Age 17. Admitted, May 29,
1597, sizar of his surety, Dr Church.

B.A. 1600-1 : M.A. (Cath.) 1604. Scholar, Mich- 1597 to Mich* 1598.
Librarian, 1600. Probably a popish recusant in 1615; private tutor in the
family of Lady Sulyard, of Haughley, Suffolk. Brother of William, p. 169.

Pare, Henry : son of Henry Pare, gent. Bom at Harlington, Beds. At a private
school there, under Mr William Eames, vicar, four years. Admitted
pensioner, to the bachelors' table, Aug. 5, 1597. Tutor and surety,
Mr Parker.

Stocke, John : son of Miles Stocke, mediocris fortune. Born at Ledbury, Here-
fordshire. At school there, under Mr Richard Jaunsey, eight years. Age 18.
Admitted to the scholars' table, June 15, 1596 (sic). Tutor and surety Mr
Duisborough.

Scholar, L. Day 1596 to Mich- 1597. B.A. 1599-1600: M.A. 1618.
Rector of Bromsberrow, Gloucs., 1601.

Warner, Thomas: son of William Warner, gent. Bom at Howe, Norfolk.
Schools, Lynn, and Norwich, under Messrs Eston and Limbert. Age 17.
Admitted, June 30, 1597, pensioner, to the bachelors' table. Tutor and surety,
Mr Duisborough.

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164 QONVILLE AND CAIU&

MiCH» 1697— Mich* 1698.

Steffe, Robert: son of John Steffe, mediocris fortune. Bom at Tuddenham,
Norfolk. School, Elsing, under Mr Smith, seven years. Age 16. Admitted
sizar of his surety, Mr Welles.

B.A. 1602-3 : M.A. 1606. Scholar (promus), Mich" 1599 to Mich* 1605.
Ordained deacon and priest (Norw.) June 11, 1609. Rector of Tuddenham.
Suff. 1610-(1)70. Reported in 1629: "he doth sometimes omit to wear the
surplice.'' Signed the petition of Suffolk ministers in favour of Presbyterian-
ism 1646. Will proved (Norw.) 1670. Three of his sons entered the College.

Heidon, William : son of Christopher Heidon, knt. Bom at Saxlingham, Norfolk.
Educated at home, under Mr Blackbourne. Age 12. 'Adolescens optima
spei.' Admitted fellow-commoner, Feb. 7, 1597--8. Surety and tutor, Mr J.
Fletcher, fellow.

Afterwards Sir William Heidon. 'Slain in the enedition against ihe
Isle of Rhe in 1627' (Vis. of Norf,), Carried by a rabble of flying soldiers
into the sea, and there drowned (Cal. of State Pap,). We have a volume of
letters (MS. 73)from his father, — a friend and correspondent of Camden — ^to
his tutor, Mr Fletcher (v. p. 95). In one of them, referring to his son, he
says, " I do pray you to send me his nativity."

Woods, Robert: son of Thomas Woods, mediocris fortume. Bom at Pulham
St Mary, Norfolk. At school Uiere, under Mr Simonds, four years. Age 14.
Admitted pensioner, March 1, 1597-8. Surety, Mr Welles.

B.A. 1600-1 : M.A. 1604. Scholar, Mich- 1598 to Mich* 1604. Ordained
deacon (Norw.) May 26, 1605. Rector of Gt Fransham, Norf., 1608. Author
of verses on the accession of James I. (See Ath, Cant. ii. 403.)

Style, Christopher: son of Christopher Style, minister (formerly of the college).
Bom in London. Educated at home, and at Thetford school six years. Age
16. Admitted, Jan. 7, 1597-8, sizar of his surety, Dr Perse.

B.A 1601-2. Scholar, Mich- 1698 to Mich* 1602. Ordained deacon
(Norw.) Dec. 21, 1603, as curate of W. Somerton. Rector of Crostwick, Norf.,
1616.

Woodehowse, Thomas : (eldest) son of Philip Woodehowse, knt. Bom at Bucken-
ham, Norfolk. Educated at home, under Mr Rosier. Age 13. Admitted
fellow-commoner, April 26, 1598.

Admitted at Lincoln's Inn Feb. 1, 1600-1. Of Kimberley, Norf. Knighted
1603. Succeeded his father as second baronet. Married Blanche, daughter
of John, Baron Hunsdon. M.P. for Thetford, 1639, 1640. Member of the
Long Parliament, where he belonged to the Parliamentary party. Died
1658: buried at Kimberley. Pedigree in Vis. of Norfolk, (v. Carthew, p.
417 ; who states that he died in 1637.)

Dade, William : son of Thomas Dade, gent. Bom at Witton, Norfolk (bapt Jan.
14, 1581-2). Schools, Brandiston, under Mr Rason; and Worlingworth,
under Mr Grundie, five years. Age 18. Admitted pensioner, to the bachelors'
table. May 1, 1598. Surety, Mr Duisborough. Father of Thomas 'senior,'
and half-brother of Thomas 'junior,' of 1631.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, Ap. 21, 1600. Of Ipswich, Esq. Married
(1) Mary, daughter of Henry Winkfield, Esq. (2) Elizabeth, daughter of
John Rendham, of Brandiston. Died Feb. 22, 1659-60. Will proved
(P. C. C), 1660 : leaves to his wife Elizabeth, his " ooatch, and two best coatch
horses." (Davy, and J. J. M.) M. I. at Tannington :

When lived was loved, his life his end:
Much joj, good paterne to his friend.
He fonght, obtained, and left a name,
Of loyall subject worthy a fame.

1597—1598. 166

Welles, Thomas : son of Oliver Welles. Bom at Crimplesham, Norfolk. School,
Ely, under Mr Lucke, four years. Age 16. Admitted, May 3, 1598, sizar
of Mr Badgcroft, fellow.

B. A. 1600-1 : M. A. 1604. Scholar, L. Day 1599 to Mich* 1604. Obtained
letters testimonial from the University, July 6, 1604.

Musgrave, Richard : son of Christopher Musgrave, Esq. Bom at ' Thomefoorde,'
Westmoreland. At a private school in Kirkdeighton ? (* Rinckdighton'),
Yorkshire. Admitted fellow-commoner, May 14, 1598. Surety, Mr Mallorie.
Admitted at Gray's Inn, Nov. 1, 1601 : "Of Hartley, Westmd." Married
Frances, daughter of Lord Wharton. K.B. 1603. Created bart. 1611.
M.P. for Westmd. 1604-11. "He enlarged and beautified his castle at
Hartley, and being desirous to see foreign countries travelled abroad and
dying at Naples, Nov. 6, 1615, lies buried in the cathedral church there."
(Collins I. 78.)

Walgrave, Charles: son of Charles Walgrave, Esq. Born at Cossey, Norfolk.
At a private school in Cranworth, Norfolk. Admitted fellow-commoner,
May 4, 1598. Surety, Mr Mallorie.

Joined the Romish Church, and entered the EngUsh College at Rome,
where he took the minor orders. He there described himself as son of Charles
and Jeromina (Jemingham), as having studied two years in Cambridge,
from whence he went direct to Flanders. There he was converted by Father
Floyd in 1 600. His brothers and sisters were all Catholics. He afterwards
returned to England, and lived at Stanningfield and Beeston, as a lay
recusant. He married twice, and died before Sep. 1658. (Foley's Records^
YL 216.) The will of Charles Walgrave of Stanningfield was proved (Norw.)
1632.

Duriiam, William : son of Ralph Durham, mediocris fortune?. Bom in London.
School, Ely, under Mr Lucke, four years. Age 19. Admitted, May 3, 1598,
pensioner to the bachelors' table. Surety, Mr Burton.

Bntterfeilde, Robert: son of Thomas Butterfeilde, mediocris fortunse. Bom at
Baildon ('Baldon'), Yorkshire. School, Leeds, under Mr Hoisted, seven
years. Age 18. Admitted, May 31, 1598, sizar of his surety, Mr John
Fletcher.

B.A. 1605-6. Ordained deacon (Norw.) June 11, 1609, as curate of
Ashill^Norl

Pariett, Fnmcis : of Lynn, Norfolk : son of Francis Parlett, gent. School, Lynn,
under Messrs Roberts and Eston, four years. Age 14. Admitted to the
bachelors' table, June 30, 1598. Surety, Mr Badgchroft.

Lord of the manor of Stradsett; succeeding his father. Admitted at
Lincoln's Inn, June 22, 1601. Steward of the manor of Mileham, 1616.
Recorder of Lynn, 1630-44. He drew up an elaborate account of the
hospital of St Mary Magdalen at Lynn (still existing in MS.) at the request
of the Mayor and aldermen. Probably son of Francis, of 1568 ; and father
of Edmund, of 1616.

G(arey, Samuel: son of Christopher Garey, minister. Bom at Wicklewood,
Norfolk. School, Kimberley, under Mr Rosier, two years (see Wodehouse,
p. 164). Age 15. Admitted pensioner, July 4, 1598. Surety, Mr Welles,
fellow.

Probably LL.R (Trin. Hall) 1606. Ordained deacon (Norw.) Sep. 21,
1605, as curate of Upwell : priest (do.) Sep. 18, 1607. Rector of St Peter,
Denver, 1608-17 : of Winfarthing, 1610 : of Icklingham St James, 1621-47 :
and of Easton Bavent» Su£, 1608-20. Prebendary of Norwich, 1620.

166 GONVILLE AND CAIU8.

Ejected from his preferments daring the Commonwealth, and died before the
Restoration : " Somewhat distracted before his death'' (Walker). Author : —
Great Britain's Little Calendar, or Triple Diary, in Remembrance of three
Dajes (Accession of James I., "bloody €k>wrie's conspiracy," and ike Gmi-
powder Plot) 1618. Sermon on Gkilatians, 1615. A short dissoasiye from
Popery: to all Lay-Papists... 161 8 : dedicated to Sir PhiL Elnivet, bart.,
by "jrour worshipe's poor Orator in Christ" A New Year's Gift for the
Soule or a Christian Meditation of Christ's Incarnation. Sermon at Norwich,
1616 (preached in Norwich Cathedral).

Griggs, Richard : son of Edward Griggs, mediocris fortonie : of Norwich. School,
Norwich, under Mr Limbard, two years. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars'
table, July 6, 1598. Surety, Mr Hull

Tuthil, Francis: son of Henry Tuthil, mediocris fortune. Bom at 'Cranweli,'
Norfolk. School, Ely, under Mr Lucke, two years. Age 19. Admitted to
the scholars' table, July 31, 1598. Surety, Dr Perse.

Scholar, L. Day 1598 to Mich' 1602. Brother of Geofi&ey, of 1600.

Elniyett, Philip: son of Thomas Knivett, knt Bom at Harling, Norfolk. At
school there, under Mr Swett. Age 15. Admitted fellow-commoner, Aug. 12,
Surety, Mr John GkMtlin.

Admitted at Lincoln's Inn, Feb. 13, 1602. Created bart. May 22, 1611.
Married Katharine, daughter of Charles Ford of Butley Abbey, Suffolk, Esq.
Died about 1634-5 (Carthew's Bradenham, p. 5). Blomefield (i. 378) says
he was Sheriff of Norf. in 1650. Brother of John, of 1612.

Slacke, William : son of Richard Slacke, mediocris f ortunie. Bom at Waltham t
('Walton'), Kent School, Canterbury, under Mr Roger Raven, three
years. Admitted, Aug. 3, 1598, sizar of his surety, Mr HuU.
B.A. (Sluck) 1601-2.

Fisson, Thomas: son of George Fisson, mediocris fortune. Bom at Bury St
Edmunds. At school there, under Mr John Wright, three years. Age 16.
Admitted to the scholars' table, Aug. 26, 1598. Surety, Mr Duisborough.

B.A. 1601-2. Scholar, Mich* 1598 to L. Day 1604. One of these names
was instituted to Woolpit rectory, Suff, 1647.

*Skottowe, Thomas: son of Richard Skottow, vintner, of Norwich. School,
Norwich, under Mr Limbard, six years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars'
table, Aug. 24, 1598. Surety, Mr Gostlin.

B.A. 1600-1 : M.A. 1605. Scholar, Mich- 1598 to Mich- 1605. Junior
fellow Mich" 1605 to Mich" 1611. Humanity lecturer, 1608. Rector of
Bamby and vicar of Mutford, 1610 — 13.

Carter, Samuel : son of Thomas Carter, druggist, of Norwich. School, Nor¥rich,
under Mr Limbard, four years. Age 18. Admitted sizar of his surety,
Mr Stookes.

Scholar, Mich" 1600 to Mich" 1601. Perhaps incorporated at Oxford,
M.A., July 15, 1617. Ordained deacon (Norw.) Sep. 26, 1603, "age 25;"
as curate of Framinffham : priest (do.) Dec. 23, 1604 : as curate of Twyford,
Norf., when he is called B.A. I cannot find his graduation.

Willan, Edmund: son of Miles Willan, merchant^ of Norwich (bapt. 'Willens,'
at St Pet. Mancroftj Ap. 25, 1579). School, Norwich, under Mr Limbard,
six years. Age 19. Admitted pensioner, to the bachelors' table, Sep. 16,
1598. Surety, Mr Fletcher, feUow.
B.A. 1601-2.

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1698—1599. 167

Mich* 1598— Mich* 1599.

Gardiner, George: B.A. 1598-9: M.A. (Magd.) 1602. One of these names
instituted to rectory of Gonton, Sufi^, 1639.

Howlett, Nicholas: B.A. 1598-9: M.A. 1602: B.D. 1609. Scholar, Mich- 1598
to Mich' 1600. Ordained priest (Norw.) Dec. 21, 1601. Presented to
Mattishall, 1604-41. Rector of Reepham, Norf^ 1613. R. of Winterton,
in 1650. Preb. of Norwich, 1618. Died June 17, 1652. Gave £10 for the
College Chapel in 1637. M.I. at Mattishall. One of the only two clergy in
Norwich rated for ship-money on the tirst occasion {Col, of State Pap,^ 1635).

OUver, Edward: B.A. 1598-9: M.A. (Magd.) 1603. Ordained priest (Chich.)
Mar. 9, 1599-1600. Rector of Boyton, Suff., 1617.

Barker, John: son of Thomas Barker, of Thurston. Bom at Hoxne, Suffolk.
At school there, under Mr Sallett, two years; and at Thurston, under
Mr Lynes, three yeara Age 17. Admitted, Oct. 29, sizar of his surety,
Mr Disborough.

RA. 1602-3. Scholar, L. Day 1600 to L. Day 1604. Rector of
Nacton, Suff., 1602-24.

Blackboume, John : admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, Feb. 7, 1597-8,
on the same day as Mr Wflliam Heydon, son of Christopher Heydon, knight,
was admitted, under the tutorship of Mr Fletcher, fellow. John Blackboume
was matriculated Jan. 27, 1598-9.

B.A. 1599-1600: perhaps M.A. 1609.

Brudnell, William : son of Robert Brudnell, Esq. Bom at Diddington, Hunting-
donshire. At a private school there. Age 18. Admitted fellow-commoner,
Jan. 11, 1598-9. Surety, Thomas Mallorie, fellow.

Second son: died 1606, without issue. A popish recusant (See App.
to Via. o/NoriharUB, 1618.) Brother of Thomas, p. 147.

Brudnell, John : son of Robert Brudnell, Esq. Bom at Diddington, Huntingdon-
shire. At a private school there. A^ 15. Admitted fellow-commoner,
Jan. 11, 1598-9. Surety, Mr Mallorie, fellow.

Received the manor of Petton, and half that of Ocley, as well as lands
in Gamlingay and Waresley, from his brother Thomas. A devoted royalist :
died in prison in 1646-7, for fidelity to the king. (See App, to Vis, of
N<yrtharU8, 1618.)

Cooke, Edmund : of Norwich : son of John Cooke, perfumer. School, Norwich :
under Mr limbard. Age 16. Admitted pensioner, Jan. 17, 1598-9. Surety,
Mr Stookis, fellow.

Probably B.A. (King's) 1604: incorporated M.A., at Oxford, July 12,
1608. One of these names was vicar of Duffield, Derbs., 1618.

Pilley, Thomas : of Towthorpe, Yorkshire : son of Peter Pilley, deceased. School,
Masham, four years, under Mr Cooke, M.A., and Mr Richard Johnson.
Age 18. Admitted, Feb. 6, 1598-9, sizar of his surety, Mr Fletcher.
B.A. 1601-2 : M.A. 1605. Scholar, L. Day 1600 to L. Day 1604.

Southis (Southowse) William : of Elsing, Norfolk ; son of John Southis. School,
Elsing. Age 16. Admitted, March 20, 1598-9, sizar of his surety,
Mr Gostlin.

Ordained deacon (Norw.) May 22, 1608, as curate of Houghton: curate
of Ovington in 1617; when he is caUed M.A.

Bright, Walter: son of Thomas Bright (alderman) of Bury St Edmunds. At
school there, under Mr Coote, two years; afterwards under the tuition

168 GONVILLB AND CAIUS.

of Dr Mosse. Age 16. Admitted pensioner, April 10, 1599. Surety,
Mr Estey.

B.A. 1602-3 : M.A. 1606. Scholar, Mich* 1599 to Mich* 1606. Son by
his father's first wife : died unmarried, before his father; buried at St
Mary's, Bury St Edmunds, Dec. 9, 1624. {BrighU of Suffolk, p. 67.)

Meade, Lawrence: of Coopersale, Essex; son of John Meade. School, Newport.
Age 17. Admitted pensioner, litt grat., April 17, 1599. Surety, Mr
Duisborough.

Second son. Admitted at the Middle Temple, Feb. 5, 1601.

Mannocke, John : of Fomham, Suffolk : son of Thomas Mannocke. School,
Bury St Edmunds. Age 17. Admitted pensioner, April 26, 1599. Surety,
Mr Duisborough.

B.A. 1602-3. Scholar, Mich* 1603 to L. Day 1604. Of Fomham All
Saints, gent. Will proved (Sudbury), Feb. 1, 1611 : by which he leaves
lands in Fomham and Hengrave to his brother Thomas. M. I. in Fom-
ham Church. (J. J. M.)

Sheene (Shynne), Edward : of Gressenhall, Norfolk : son of Christopher Sheene.
School, East Dereham. Age 16. Admitted pensioner. May 1, 1599. Surety,
Henry Hammond, fellow.

B.A. 1602-3: M.A. 1606: B.D. 1617. Scholar, Mich* 1600 to Mich*
1606. Ordained deacon and priest (Norw.) Sep. 18, 1607; as curate of
Clenchwarton. Rector of Lit. Fransham, Norf., 1610: and of E. Lexham,
1614-49. Married (1) Elizabeth, daughter of Henry Ferror of Wendling.
Buried at Lexham, Dec. 25, 1649. Will proved (Norw.) Dec. 28, 1649 : leaves
his estate to his son in law, John Gaye, charged with a payment for the poor.
The Pari. Committee required him, June 18, 1647, to decide between Fransham
and Lexham. (v. Carthew, iii. 94.)

Jenner, John : of Little Walsingham, Norfolk : son of Thomas Jenner. School,
Walsingham, under Mr Baizes, three years. Age 15. Admitted pensioner,
May 11, 1599. Surety, Mr Stockdale.
Scholar Mich" 1599 to L. Day 1604.

Gardiner, Henry: son of William Gardiner, citizen of Norwich. At school
there, six years. Age 15. Admitted May 19, 1599, sizar of Mr Estie.
Surety, Mr Gostling.

B.A. 1602-3: M.A. 1606. Scholar, Mich* 1599 to L. Day 1605.
Perhaps vicar of Elmdon, Ess., till 1645, when he died

Henshawe (Hynshaw), Brian : of Spofforth, Yorkshire : son of James Henshawe.
Age 17. Admitted May 6, 1599, sizar of his surety, Mr Parker.

B.A. 1602-3: M.A. 1606. Scholar, L. Day 1604 to Mich* 1606. A
Brian Henshaw held the manor of W. Pulham, Dorset, from 1613 to his
death, Dec. 3, 1631. He married Anne, daughter of William Bonham, E9q.,
of London, and had issue. (Burke's Commonera, ii. 620.)

Wigfall, Henry: of Ridgway, Derbyshire: son of Henry Wigfall, deceased.
School, Dronfield. Admitted sizar. May 12, 1599. Surety, Mr Depden.

Of Renishaw, Eckington, Derbs., Esq. Married Elizabeth, daughter
of Sir John Gell, of Hopton. Died 1651. See pedigree in Hunter's
Fam. Min, Gentium, Brother of George, p. 147.

Piccocke, John: of Staughton, Huntingdonshire, and of Magdalene College in
this University: son of Oliver ]Kcoocke. Admitted pensioner. May 25,
1599. Surety, Mr HulL

B.A. 1600-1: M.A. (Queens') 1604.

1598—1599. 169

Godbould, John : of Tannington, Suffolk : son of Thomas Godbould. School,
Worlingworth. Age 17. Admitted pensicmer, June 29, 1599. Surety,
Mr Dmsborough, fellow.

Scholar, Mich* 1600 to Mich* 1602. Admitted at Gray's Inn : called to
the bar (Imi. Temp.), 1604: serjt. 1626: ancient, 1622: Autumn reader,
1627 : Chief Justice of the Isle of Ely, 1638. Assessed at ^400, May 24,
1644 {CcU, of Com. far Advance of Money).

Swanne, Gregory: of Norfolk: son of John Swanne, deceased. From St Ca-
tharine's Coll^;e. Age 26. Admitted sizar, June 4, 1599. Surety, Mr
Husband.

B.A. 1600-1 : ordained deacon (Norw.) Sep. 28, 1601, as curate of
Caistor by Norwich: priest, Dec. 21, 1601. Rector of All SS. Norw.,
1602-14.

€kx>derich, William : of Wyverstone, Suffolk : son of William Gooderich. School,
Wyverstone, under Mr Gooderich. Age 14. Admitted June 14, 1599,
sizar of Dr Church. Brother of Nicholas, p. 163.

Michelthayt, Elias : of Plumstead, Kent : son of Thomas Michelthayt, deceased.
School, Canterbury. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table, June 23,
1599. Surety, Mr WeUs.

B.A. 1602-3: M.A 1606. Scholar, L. Day 1599 to Mich* 1606.

♦Wake, Thomas : son of Robert Wake, of London. School, Westminster, under
Mr Frelande. Age 16. Admitted pensioner, June 3, 1599. Surety, Mr
Duisborough.

B.A. 1602-3: M.A. 1606. Incorporated at Oxford, July 10, 1610.
Scholar, L. Day 1599 to L. Day 1605. Junior fellow, L. Day 1610: Senior
fellow, L. Day 1615 to Mich" 1630. Dean of the college, 1615 : registrar,
1627-8. Proctor, 1626. University preacher, 1619, and examiner, 1626-7.
He was one of the actors in the celebrated play of Igiwramus^ acted before
James L, in 1614 : — Ruggle, the author, left a ring to his 'Moving friend,
Thomas Wake." Presented to Bincombe, Dors., 1 622, but must have resigned
it within a year. Presented again in 1629 ; resigned it in 1634. He was
afterwards rector of Borough Green, Cambs., 1634; from which he was
ejected by the Earl of Manchester, July 10, 1644 ; ''for swearing, drinking,
quarrelling, and riding over a woman, of which she died ;" — he also main>
tained that the collects and prayers were of more importance than preaching ;
and prayed for the bishop. (Walker, IL 390.) "He seldom driiiks less
than whole cups, and sometimes two or three cups together... hath striken
divers men and women, and hath pulled off his gown to fight." Died Nov.
11, 1658; and was buried, by his request, in the college chapel; with
the inscription, Fui vigilans, obdormio, resurgam. By his will, proved (V. C.
Court) Dec. 6, 1658, he left £10 to our library, and his copy of Estius on the
Epistles of St Paul to Mr W. Naylor. Oliver Naylor, rector of Tawstock,
executor. He had previously contributed to the repairs of the chapel, and
given Holinshed's Chronicles, with many other books, to the library.

Gotten, William : of Witchford, in the Isle of Ely : son of William Gotten. School,
Ely. Age 15. Admitted sizar, July 31, 1599. Surety, Dr Perse.

B.A. 1603-4. M.A. 1607. Scholar, L. Day 1600 to L. Day 1606.
Curate of Wentworth, Cambs., 1607 : where he married Joan Foster, widow,
Sep. 28, 1609.

Forth (Ford), John: of Suffolk: son of Thomas Forth. School, Hadleigh. Age 16.
Admitteid to the scholars' table, June 24, 1599. Tutor and surety, Mr
Gostlin.

RA. 1602-.3 : M.A. (Cath.) 1606. Scholar, Mich* 1600 to Mich" 1604.

170 OONVILLE AND CAIUS.

Ordained deacon (Norw.) Sep. 24^ 1609, as curate of Belangh : priest (do.)
May 30, 1613. Rector of Swainstborpe, Norf., 1620. Sequestered 1645 :—
*' Income £Q0; wife and three children." Afterwards reinstituted. Will
proved (Norw.) "of Swainsthorpe," 1671.

Longe, Robert : of Hingham, Norfolk : son of John Longe. School, Kimberley.
Age 15. Admitted pensioner, Sept. 12, 1599. Surety, Mr John Gostlin,
fellow.

LL.B. (Trin. H.) 1606. Admitted at Lincoln's Inn; Nov. 17, 1607.
Of Foulden. Married, May 25, 1614, Elizabeth, daughter of John King,
of London. Sheriff of Noifolk, 1644. Died Sep. 17, 1656. Monument at
Foulden to him and his wife, where his age is given as 68. (Blomef. vi. 29 ;
and F. G.)

Branthwaite, Robert : son of Edmund Branthwaite : of Eirkby Stephen, Westmore-
land. Educated there. Age 18. Admitted pensioner, Sep. 15, 1599.
Surety, Mr John Gostlin.

Scholar, Mich" 1599 to L. Day 1602. Probably migrated to St John's :
B.A 1602-3: M.A. 1606.

Mich" 1599— Mich* 1600.

Hobart, Drue: son of Miles Hobart, Esq., deceased. Bom at Plumstead, Norfolk.
Educated in his uncle's house, under Mr Dilhara. Age 16. Admitted
pensioner, to the bachelors' table, Oct. 7, 1599. Tutor and surety, Mr
Anthony Duisborough, M.A., fellow.

Third son. Adlmitted at Lincoln's Inn, Nov. 17, 1602. See Vis. of
Norfolk for pedigree.

Payne, Anthony : of Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk : son of John Payne, gent.,

deceased. Schools, Bury, and Word well, under Mr Askue. AgQ 16.

Admitted, Oct. 13, 1599, pensioner, to the bachelors' table. Surety, Mr

Anthony Duisborough, fellow.

Sucodeded to his grandfather's estate, March 3, 1607 ; his father being

dead. Married Alice, daughter of Wm. Playters, Esq., of Sotterley, and had

issue. Lord of the Manor of Nowton, Suffolk. Pedigree in Vis. of Svffolk.

(J. J. M.)
Mousse, William : of Norfolk : son of Ekiward Mousse, gent. Born at ' Stowley '

(t Sloley). At school, under Messrs Perse and Hobted. Age 16. Admitted

to the scholars' table, Oct. 19, 1599. Tutor and surety, Mr John Gostlin,

lyc yv fellow.

Scholar, L Day 1600 to L. Day 1604. Probably B.A, (Joh.) 1603-4, «8

Mowsey.
Taylor, Francis : of Newland, Yorkshire : son of William Taylor, yeoman. School,

York, under Mr John Thomes. Age 16. Admitted sizar of his surety,

Mr Anthony Duisborough, fellow, Oct. 26, 1599. Previously admitted at

Emmanuel College, May 5, 1599.
Willan, Laurence: son of Robert Willan, B.D., rector of IdtUe Wilbraham,

Cambs. Schools Wilbraham, under Mr Cockman; and Cambridge, under

Mr Rodknight Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, Oct. 27, 1599.

Tutor and surety, Mr Groslyn, fellow. Previously admitted at Corpus Christi

College, May 18, 1599.

B.A. 1602-3 : M.A. 1606. Scholar, Mich* 1602 to Mich* 1606.
Freman, Edward: son of Edward Freman, gent. Bom at Caldecote, Herts.

Schools, Southilll ('Southwell'), Beds., under Mr Carter; and Stotfold, under

Mr (Gammon. Age 16. At Trinity College, two years. Admitted to the

scholars' table, Nov. 14, 1599. Surety, Dr Church.

B.A. 1601-2 : M.A. 1605. Scholar, Mich* 1599 to Mich* 1605.

1599—1600. 171

Flamlyy Richard : of Canterbury : son of Richard Plomley, gent. Bom at
Dart&>id. School, Canterbnry, under Mr Raven. Age 16. Admitted to
the scholars' table, Dec. 20, 1599, on the foundation of Archbishop Parker, in
accordance with letters sent to the College by Archbishop Whitgift. Surety,
Mr John Grostlyn.

B.A. 1602-3: M.A. 1606. Scholar, Mich- 1599 to Mich* 1606. Vicar of
Woodford, Northants; 1637-71. Buried there. Brother of John, 1602.

Reve, Thomas : son of Daniel Reve, D.D. Bom at Tibenham, Norfolk. School,
Banham, under Mr Jonas Reve. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table,
Jan. 31. Tutor and surety, Mr Robert Welles, M.A., fellow.

B.A. 1603-4: M.A. 1607. Incorporated at Oxford, July 14, 1607.
Scholar, L. Day 1601 to Mich' 1607. Ordained priest (Line.) March 12,
1608-9. Rector of Upwell, Norf., 1625-62: and of Aldborough, Norf.,
1628-36. Probably sequestered from Aldborough. Married Elizabeth,
daughter of Nicholas Bohun, of Suffolk. Died 1662. Pedigree in Vis, of
Narf., 1664. (v. Walker's Sufferings ; and Blomefield, vi. 423.)

Snell, George : son of William Snell, gent. Bom at Fremington, Devon. School,
Chulmleigh, Devon, under Mr Henry HatswelL Age 18. Admitted to the
scholars' table, Jan. 31. Surety, Mr Hearle, fellow.

RA. (Joh.) 1603-4: M.A. 1607. Incorporated at Oxford, June 16, 1621.
Fellow of St John's, Cambridge. D.D. (St Andrews) July 8, 1620. Arch-
deacon of Chester, 1619. Canon of Chester, 1621. Rector of Great Smeaton,
1622-45: of Wallasey, 1619-45: and of Waverton, 1633-45 (Cheshire).
Compounded for his estates in 1645, by a payment of JB300, and is said to
have died in obacurity at Guilden Sutton, Feb. 5, 1655-6. Monument in
St Mary's, Chester. He married a sister of Bp Bridgman. Author : A
Looking Glass for England... with divers Heads or Motives, drawn up by
Dr (George Snell, D.D. ; who being a delinquent (formerly) hath now taken the
National Covenant, and set forth these reasons for submitting to the ELing
and Parliament. Dated at Chester, March 23, 1645-6. It is a defence to
Uie charge that he had submitted only " as a temporizer, and without making
conscience of his oath." — "Lay within the power of both armies, and was
forced to contribute to both, and only through the uncertainty of the times
fell into the king's quarters " (Cal. of Com. for Compounding). The Com. of
Sequestrations for Co. Chester describes him as "an inc^idiary from the

firsts a delinquent and non-resident, a pluralist, a time>server," Ac (Cal.

of State Pop., 1646.)

Isaac, Philip: son of Thomas Isaac, gent. Bom at Braunton, Devon. School,
Qiulmleigh, under Mr Henry EtatswelL Age 18. Admitted, Jan. 31, sizar
of his surety, Mr Hearle, fellow.

B.A. (Emm.) 1603-4: M.A. 1607. Incorporated at Oxford, July 14,
1607. Head Master of Wakefield Gr. School, 1607-23. Married Anna
Rhodes, at Wakefield, 1613, through whom he obtained property in Woodhall.
Rector of Bideford, Devon, 1625.

Perkyn, Thomas: of Norfolk: son of John Perkyn. Bom in West Lynn. School,
Wisbech, in the Isle of Ely, under Mr Howdall. Age 14. Admitted, Feb.
23, sizar of his surety, Mr Parker, fellow.

B.A. 1603-4 : M.A. 1607. Scholar, Mich* 1601 to Mich' 1606.

Plombe, Henry : of Norwich : son of Henry Plombe, gentleman, attorney at law.
Sdiool, Norwich, under Mr Lymberd. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars'
taUe. April 2, 1600. Tutor and surety, Mr John Gostlyn.
Scholar, L. Day 1600 to Mich* 1605.

172 GONVILLE AND CAIUa

Lombe, Robert; son of Edward Lombe, gent. Bom at Cawston, Norfolk. School,
Aylsham, under Mr Tyll. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, Apnl
8, 1600. Tutor and surety, Mr Christopher Husband, fellow.
B.A. 1603-4. Scholar, L. Day 1604 to L. Day 1606.

Jenken, William : of Folkestone: son of Robert Jenken, gent. School, Folkestone,
under Mr Graye. Age 16. Admitted, April 12, 1600, pensioner, to the
bachelors' table. Tutor and surety, Mr Hull, chaplain of the Ck)llega

B.A (Corp.) 1604-5 : MA. 1607 : fellow there, 1607-9. Afterwards vicar
of All SS., Sudbury. He married a grand-daughter of the martyr John
Rogers ; and was father of the well-known Puritan minister, (v. Calamy, i.
97; and D.N.B.) Will proved (Bury) Jan. 15, 1616-7. Mentions son
William and wife Mary.

Tuthill, Geoffirey : of Saxlingham, Norfolk : son of Henry Tuthill, mediocris
fortunae. School, Ely, under Mr Holdritch. Age 18. Admitted to the
scholars' table, April 15, 1600. Surety, Dr Pearse. (Brother of Francis, p. 166.)
B.A. 1603-4 : M.A. 1607. Scholar, L. Day 1600 to Mich- 1605.

Venner, Humphry, son of William Venner, gent., and Robert, son of Thomas
Yenner, gent his relation. Bom at Chittlehampton, Devon. School,
Chulmleigh, Devon, under Mr Hatswell. Ages 17 and 18. Admitted to the
scholars' table, April 20, 1600. Surety, Mr Hearle, fellow.

Humphry Yenner. Of Chittlehampton, Esq. Married (1) Elizabeth,
daughter of Richard Farwell, of Somerset ; (2) Dorothy, daughter of Francis
Whiddon, of Chagford, Devon. He signs the pedigree in the Vis. of Dev,
1602. He, or Robert, was scholar, Mich' 1602 to Mich" 1606.

Dikerson, Nicholas : of Wymondham, Norfolk : son of Nicholas Dickerson,
yeoman. School, Wymondham, under Mr Welles. Age 17. Admitted to
the scholars' table, April 26, 1600. Surety Mr John Gostlyn.

Bucke, Richard : son of Edmund Bucke, mediocris fortunae. Bom at Wymond-
ham, Norfolk. At school there, under Mr Welles. Age 18. Achnitted,
April 26, 1600, sizar of his surety, Mr HalL

Clarke, John : of Essex : son of Clement Clarke, gent. Bom at Northend, in the
parish of Great Waltham. School, Brentwood, under Mr Grenewoode. Age
17. Admitted fellow-commoner, May 21, 1600. Surety, Dr Perse, fellow,
B.A. (Christ's) 1603-4: M.A. 1608: M.D. 1615.
Nabbs, Francis : of Wilton, Norfolk : son of Thomas Nabbs, mediocris fortunae.
School, Weeting, under Mr Berie. Age 17. Admitted, May 1, 1600, sizar
of his surety, Mr Robert Welles, fellow.

B.A. 1604-5 : M.A. 1608. Scholar Mich- 1604 to Mich* 1605.
Wodde, Thomas: of (Little) Walsingham, Norfolk: son of Thomas Wodde, yeoman.
School, Holt, Norfolk, under Mr Williams. Age 18. Admitted to the
scholars' table, Sep. 12, 1600. Tutor and surety, Mr Anthony Duisborough.
B.A. 1603-4.
Wickes, Samuel: son of (Jeorge Wickes, rector of Plumstead, Norfolk. Bom there.
At Plumstead school, under his father. Age 15. Admitted, May 27, 1600,
sizar of his surety, Mr Richard Stockdall, B.D., fellow.

B.A. 1603-4: MA. 1607. Ordained deacon (Norw.) Sep. 21, 1605:
priest, Jan- 25, 1605-6, as curate of Bintry. ("Aged 25".) Rector of Man-
nington, Norf., 1611. Yicar of Calthorp.
Chamberlayn, Edward : of Charsfield (*Chasefield'), near Ipswich : son of Edward
Chamberlayn, priest, of GressenhaU, Norfolk. Schools, East Dereham, under
Mr John Hancock ; and Beetley, under Mr John Rudde. Age 16. Admitted
June 4, 1600, sizar of his surety, Mr Gostlyn.

B.A. 1603-4 : M.A. 1607. Ordained deacon and priest (Norw.) Sep 18
1607. / 1- .

1600. 178

Pachet, Richard : son of William Pachet^ B.D. Bom at Skirpenbeck, Yorkshire.
School, York. Age 15. Admitted July 2, 1600, sizar of his surety, Mr
Duisboroagh, fellow.

Hjme, Clement, gent. : son of Thomas Hjme, alderman (' senator '), of Norwich.
Educated at home, under Mr Dawbnye. Age 15. Admitted fellow-com-
moner, July 1, 1600. Surety, Mr John (Jostlyn, fellow.

Of Haveringland, Esq. Married (1) Anne, daughter of John Thruston,
of Hoxne; (2) Mary, daughter of Sir John Knevet. Died Jan 25, 1655-6;
aged 71. '' vere dictus honestus"; M.L at Haveringland erectcid by his
daughter Anna Goslin. The father was mayor of Norwich ; knighted 1609.
Pedigree in Vis. of Nor/, (Blomef. viii. 233.)

Ley, William : son of Christopher Ley, mediocris fortunae. Bom at Bishops
Tawton, Devon. School, Knowstone, under Mr Berie. Age 19. Admitted
July 20, 1600, sizar of his surety, Mr Hearle, fellow.
B.A. 1603-4 : M.A. 1607.

Bowman, Nathanael: son of Thomas Bowman, rector of Fransham, Norfolk.
Schools, Norwich, under Mr Webbe; and West Dereham, under Mr Han-
cock. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table, July 29, 1600. Tutor
and surety, Mr Henry Hammond, fellow.

B.A. 1603-4: M.A. 1607. Scholar, Mich* 1602 to Mich* 1607. The
collie *' granted his grace for D.D.", Oct. 1, 1630: but the degree does
not appear to have been conferred. Probably ordained priest (Norw.)
Dec. 24, 1609. Vicar of Cransford, Suff., 1609 ; and vicar of Framsden,
1612-35. Brother of Timothy, p. 176.

Lant, Francis; son of William Lant, minister, of Tilton, Leicestershire. Bom
at Tilton. School, Skeffington, under Mr Anthony Cade. Age 18. Ad-
mitted Sep. 9, 1600, sizar of his surety, Dr Church. Matriculated
Oct. 2, 1600.

RA. 1603-4 : M.A. 1607. Rector of Wardley and Belton, Ruts., 1610.

Mich* 1600— Mich" 1601.

Tayler, Richard: of Yorkshire: son of Thomas Tayler, yeoman. School,
Nabum, under Mr Thomes. Age 15. Admitted to the scholars' table,
Oct 20, 1600. Surety, Mr Duisborough, fellow.
Perhaps B.A. (Jes.) 1604-5 : M.A. 1608.

Apl^;arth, Thomas : son of Humpfrey Aplegarth, gent. Bom in London. School,
Winchester, under Mr Dath. Age 18. Admitted to the scholars' table
by the Master, May 1, 1600 ; but on account of illness not matriculated till
Oct 28, 1600. Surety, Mr Duisborough, fellow.

B.A. 1603-4: M.A. 1607. Scholar Mich* 1600 to Mich* 1607. Rector
of Kimpton, Leics., 1617.

Underwodde, John : son of Augustin Underwodde, rector of Chevington, Suffolk.
Bom there. School, Bury St Edmunds, under Mr Martin. Age 15. Ad-
mitted Nov. 2, 1600, sizar of his surety, Mr Anthony Duisborough.

B.A. 1605-6 : MA. 1609. Scholar (obsonator), Mich- 1602 to Mich*
1603; and, again, 1605-7. Ordained priest (Cov. and Lichl) May 22,
1608. Probably rector of Pritton, Suff., 1614-24; rector of Stody, Norf.,
1619: and vicar of Hockham, 1636-61 (v. Blomef. i. 460). Brother of
Augustin, p. 162.

Whale, Thomas: of Norwich. At school there, under Mr Briggs. Age 16.
Admitted Nov. 5, 1600, sizar of his surety, Mr Hammond.

B.A. 1604-5: M.A. 1608. Scholar, L. Day 1601 to Mich* 1605.
Ordained deacon (Norw.) June 13, 1605; as curate of Alby : priest, Sept. 21,
1605. Rector of Shipmeadow, Suff., 1611.

174 OONVILLE AND OAIUS.

Eldrington, Edward and Thomas: of Withersfield, Suffolk: sons of Edward
Eldrington, Esq. School, Bishop Stortford, Herts., under Mr BedwelL Ages
18 and 16. Admitted pensioners, to the bachelors' table, Nov. 8, 1600.
Surety Dr Church.

Edward died in college; buried (St Mich.) May 5, 1605.

*Kydman, Thomas : of Gissing, Norfolk (bapt. Nov. 14, 1583): son of William
Kydman, yeoman. School, Botesdale, Suffolk, under Mr Foules. Age 17.
Admitted to the scholars' table, Feb. 28, 1600-1. Surety, Mr Gostlyn.

B.A. 1604-5: M.A. 1608. Scholar, Mich- 1602 to Mich« 1606. Junior
fellow, Christ- 1606 : senior, Mich- 1613 to Mich- 1625. Humanity lecturer,
1608: Greek, 1609-10: salarist, 1613-25: dean, 1614. University preacher,
1615. Ordained deacon and priest (Norw.) Sep. 24, 1609. Rector of Bin-
combe and Broadway, Dors., 1624-9. Died 1629.

^Symons, John: of Cambridge (baptized at Great St Mary's, Aug. 14, 1586):
son of John Symonds, mediocris fortunae. School, Cambridge, under Mr
Roddeknight Age 15. Admitted March 7, 1600-1, sizar of his surety,
Mr Orrell.

B.A. 1604-5: M.A. 1608. Scholar, Mich- 1602 to Mich- 1608. Junior
fellow (sacellanus) Mich- 1612 to L. Day 1614. Ordained deacon and
priest. May 3, 1610. Precentor of Armagh, 1617-27, and 1629-37. Rector
of Armagh. In 1625 he is said for some years to have received the
profits of the houses of the vicars choral, part of which he laid out
in building stalls in the Cathedral. Died June 23, 1637: he left ^40
towards enlarging our college chapel.

*Weatherell, Thomas: of Norfolk: son of John Weatherell, mediocris fortune.
Bom at Lynn. At school there, under Mr Man. Age 14. Admitted
March 26, 1601, sizar of his surety, Mr Duisborough.

B.A. 1604-5: M.A. 1608: B.D. 1615. Incorporated at Oxford, July 9,
1611; and July 14, 1618. Scholar, Mich- 1604 to Mich- 1608. Junior
fellow, L. Day 1610: senior, Mich- 1613 to Mids' 1621. Rhetoric lecturer,
1609-12: dean, 1614: registrar, 1615: salarist, 1615-21. University
preacher, 1616. Greatly distinguished himself in a University Act per-
formed in 1613, before the PVince of Wales and the Count Palatine.
Rector of Newton by Sudbury, Suff., 1620-30. An executor of Dr Branth-
waite, from whom he received a mourning gown and £b. He was famed as
a preacher throughout England {Annah), and was for some years preacher
at St Gregory by St Paul, London. Some of his sermons were published
by his successor at Newton, F. Quarles (of 1606). Buried at Newton,
Aug. 7, 1630: '*Vir Dei, Deo similis, pastor fidelissimus..." {par. reg.).

Hammonde, Gilbert: son of Edwarde Hammonde, rector of Cawston, Norfolk.
Bom there. School, Cambridge, under Mr Edwards. Age 16. Admitted
March 26, 1601, sizar of his surety, Mr Husband. Brother of Edward, p. 159.

Whelpdale, Nathaniel : of Norfolk : son of William Whelpdaile, merchant, of
Lynn. School, Wisbech, Isle of Ely, under Mr Howden. Age 16.
Admitted to the scholars' table, Ap, 4, 1601. Surety, Mr Orrell.

Church, Bartholomew : (eldest) son of John Church, of Earls Colne, Essex. Bom
in Colchester. School, Earls Colne, under Mr Stockbridge. Age 16. First
instructed in this college, for two years, in Dialectics and Rhetoric, under
his uncle, Dr Church, and under Dr Perhe. Admitted April 6, 1601,
sizar of his uncle, who was also his surety.

B.A. 1602-3 : M.A. 1606. Scholar, L. Day 1601 to Mich- 1605. Married,
as third husband, Susan, daughter of Thomas Bantock. Died, without issue,
in the Low Countries, (v. Via, of Essex,) Nephew of Robert of 1566.

1600—1601. 175

St George, William: of Hatiey St George, Beds, (do): son of John St George,
gent. At the King's School, Cambridge, and in the parish of St Botolph,
under Mr Rodknight. Age 16. Admitted scholar, Ap. 14, 1601. Surety,
Mr Anthony Duisborough.

M.A. (Trin.) 1606. Scholar, L. Day 1601 to L. Day 1604. Second
son. Pedigree in Howard's Miw, iii. 78. Pedigree in Vis, of Cambs,^ 1619.

Phillips, Robert : son of John Phillips, minister (vicar) of Brooke, near Norwich.
School, Beccles, under Mr Clarke. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table.
Surety, Mr Hull, RD.

RA. 1604-5: M.A. 1609. Probably died young. Not mentioned in
his Other's will, proved (Norw.) 1627.

Beckham, Henry: of Little Fransham, Norfolk : (fourth) son of Richard Beckham,
gent. School, Tittleshall, under Mr Beacon. Age 18. Admitted April 16,
1601, sizar of his surety, Dr Perse.

RA 1604-5: M.A 1608. Scholar, L. Day 1601 to Mich* 1608.
Ordained deacon and priest (Norw.) Sep. 25, 1 608, as curate of N. Runcton.
Curate of Dersingham in 1636 : licensed as schoolmaster there, Oct 14, 1634.
(v. Beckham of Narford, in Vis. of Nor/,)

Hull, libens : of Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk : son of William Hull, gent. School,
Bury, under Mr Marten. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table, April
21, 1601. Surety, Mr Hull

Harvie, John: of Newport, Essex: son of Robert Harvei, glover. School,
Newport, under Mr Morden. Age 15. Admitted, April 21, 1601, sisar
of his surety, Mr Hull.

The father probably held the manor of Elmes, in Essex, and was suc-
ceeded by his son John in 1608.

*Webbe, John: son of William Webbe, vintner and merchant^ of London
(St Dunstan in the East). School, Shrewsbury, under Mr Mayhem. Age 16.
Admitted to the scholars' table, Ap. 22, 1601. Surety, Mr Duisborough.

B.A 1604-5: M.A. 1608. Incorporated at Oxford, July 14, 1607
(RA.), and July 11, 1615 (M.A). D.D. 1626. Scholar, Mich* 1602 to
L. Day 1607. Junior fellow, L. Day 1607 to Christ* 1616. Hebrew
lecturer, 1613-4. Ordained deacon (Lond.) Dec. 22, 1611. Perhaps rector
of Tickencote, Rutland, 1623; of Cranford St John, Northants, 1625; and
of Wilsthorpe, Lines.

Chamberlyn, William: son of Rarthplomew Chamberlyn, D.D. Bom at Holy-
well (* Hallowell '), Hunts. Schools, Holywell, under Mr (}ee; and God-
manchester, under Mr Braban. Age 14. Admitted April 22, 1601, sizar
of the Master. Tutor and surety, Mr Duisborough.

B.A 1604-5: M.A 1608. Scholar, Mich* 1601 to L. Day 1605. Per-
haps rector of Wicken, Northants, 1611-25.

Darcie, Thomas: son of (Thomas) Baron Darcie. Bom at St Osyth, Essex.
At school in London, under Mr Slacke. Age 15. Admitted fellow-com-
moner, April 22, 1601, Tutor and surety, Mr Gostlyn.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, March 10, 1600-1. Only son. Married
Mary, dau^ter of Sir John Fitz, of Fitzford, Devon, widow of Sir Alan
Percy, K.B. Distinguished himself at the justs or barriers proclaimed
in 1610 by Prince Henry, assuming the name of Maeliades, Lord of the
Isles, and won a prize. At the ceremony of creating the heir apparent
Prince of Wales, Darcy was his page. Died without issue, 1614 : buried
at Hengrave : monument there. (G. K C. " Darcy of Chiche "; and Gage's
Suffolk, p. 202.)

176 GONVILLE AND CAIXJS.

Rowland, Thomas: of Baoonsthorpe, Norfolk: son of Rowland. School,

Holt Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, April 23, 1601. Surety,
Mr Duisborough.

Admitted at Qray's Inn, Feb. 11, 1601-2.

Grene, Edward: son of Richard Grene, yeoman. Bom in Cambridge (bapt. at
Gt St Mary's, Nov. 12, 1587). At school there, under Mr Edwards. Age
U. Admitted to the scholars' table, April 27, 1601. Surety Mr Hull.

Payne, Thomas : of Great Melton, Norfolk : son of Robert Payne, surgeon.
School, East Dereham, under Messrs Rudde and Hancock. Age 18.
Admitted June 20, 1601, sizar of his surety, Mr Hammond.

A Thomas Payne appears as a surgeon at E. Dereham in 1636 : licensed
by the Bp, Sep. 16, 1611. Will proved (Norw.) Oct. 2, 1645, "practitioner
in physic."

Woddhowse, John : of Whinbergh, Norfolk : (eldest son of Francis Woddhowse,
gent, (of Breccles, Norf.). School, Norwich, under Mr Person. Age 15.
Admitted fellow-commoner, June 22, 1601. Surety, Mr Gkwtlyn.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, March 10, 1600-1. 'Returned as a Popish
recusant, living with his mother at Gaston in 1606 : appears to have died
next year ' (A. J.). The father died in 1604. (v. Norf. Arch, viii. 303.)

Sugar, Thomas: of Norwich: son of William Sugar, gent., deceased. School,
Norwich, three years, under Mr Perse. Age 1 6. Admitted to the scholars'
table, July 6, 1601. Surety, Mr Anthony Duisborough, fellow.
Scholar, Mich" 1602 to L. Day 1604.

Whitney, Thomas: of Walden, Essex: (bapt. Sep. 22, 1586), son of Thomas
Whitney. School, Walden, under Mr Duisborough. Age 15. Admitted
pensioner, to the bachelors' table, July 7, 1601. Surety, Mr Duisborough.

Probably the Thomas Whitney, junior, who was buried at Walden, July
18, 1602. Brother of Nicholas, 1607 ; and of George, 1610.

Peachie, Robert : of Norwich : son of Robert Peachie, minister (vicar of Surling-
ham). School, Norwich, under Mr Stonham. Age 17. Admitted to the
scholars' table, July 14, 1601. Surety, Mr Browne, fellow.

B.A. 1604-5: M.A. 1608. Ordained deacon (Norw.^ Sep. 26, 1608:
priest, same day; as curate of Claxton. Rector of Asnby, 1618-61: of
Carleton St Peter, 1609-61: and of Hellington, 1618-62. Will proved
(Norw.) Feb. 22, 1663-4; dated Aug. 26, 1661. Mentions wife Mary, and
children of sons William and Samuel : described as ' of Ashby '.

Bozoon, Hamon: of Whissonsett, Norfolk: son of Roger Bozoon, Esq. School,
Elsing, Norfolk, under Mr Smith. Age 14. Admitted pensioner, to the
bachelors' table, August 4, 1601. Surety, Mr Browne, fellow.

Of Whissonsett, Esq. Afterwards of S. Creake. Married, at Sotterley,
Feb. 8, 1607-8, IVances, daughter of Sir Thomas Playters of Sotterley,
Suffolk ; by whom he had, amongst other children, William, afterwards of the
coUega Died Jan. 11, 1644-5. A family of Popish recusants. He gradu-
ally parted with most of his estate : ** I am inclined to think that this ancient
family, like many others, was ruined by its loyalt}' to the king." (Carthew :
I. 252.) See Vis, of Norf ,

Cooper, George. Admitted sizar.

Bowman, Timothy : son of Thomas Bowman, rector of Fransham, Norfolk. At
school there, under Mr Hepboume. Age 16. Admitted, Sep. 5, 1601, sizar
of his surety, Dr Church. (Brother of Nathanael, p. 173.)

B.A. 1604-5 : M.A. 1608. Ordained deacon and priest (Norw.), Sep. 24,
1609, as curate of Gt Fransham. Rector of Bedfield, Suff., 1609-33. Buried
there, Sep. 14, 1633. Will proved (Norw. 0. C.) 1634.

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Whaley, Christopher : of Cambridge (bapt. at Trin. Ch. Feb. 8, 1588-9) : son of
Peter Whaley, burgess of that town. At school there, under Mr Edwards.
Age 16. Admitted sizar of his surety, Mr Hull, B.D.

Perhaps the man who was admitted at the R. C. College at Douay in
1605, his name being given in the register there as Christopher * Whalteus.'

Mich" 1601— Michs" 1602.

Dixon, William : * alumnus Coll. (Jon v. et Cai.* ordained deacon at Norwich,
Sep. 28, 1601 ; as curate of Ash Wicken and Leziate {Norw. Begistry) : priest
(do.) Sep. 29, 1604. Curate of Mintlyn in 1603 : "a donative belonging to
Tho' Thursley Esq., who alloweth this respondent 12^ a Sunday throughout
the year for serving the cure" (ffarl, 595). Vicar of Snettisham, 1609.

Yaxly, Richard : son of John Yaxly, gent. Bom at Yaxley, Suffolk. School,
Attleborough f (* Alceborough'), Norfolk, under Mr Tyles. Age 17. Ad-
mitted pensioner, to the bachelors' table, Oct. 20, 1601. Surety, Mr OrreL

Richard Yaxley, of Yaxley, was admitted at the Inner Temple May 15,
1594. Several of the family are returned as recusants in 1606. There are
several references to Yaxley of Yaxley Hall as a favourer of priests (Foley i,
510) (v. Suff. Vis,).

Pinchbecke, Robert : son of Richard Pinchbecke, gent. Born at Foulsham,
Norfolk. School, West Lynn. Age 14. Admitted pensioner, Nov. 1, 1601.
Surety, Mr Parker.

Kirby, Richard: of Norwich: son of Richard Kirby. School, Norwich, under
Mr Swan. Age 16. Admitted, Nov. 3, 1601, sizar of his surety, Mr
Husband.

Squire, William : of Devon : son of Christopher Squire, mediocris fortunse. School,
•Lyle,' Dorsetshire, under Mr Collard. Age 19. Admitted pensioner, to
the bachelors' table, Dec. 1, 1601. Surety, Mr Gostlin.

Plumme, Matthew : of Norwich : son of Henry Plumme, gent. School, Norwich.
Age 15. Admitted pensioner, Dec. 1, 1601. Surety, Mr Costlin. (Brother
of Henry, p. 171 ; and Thomas, p. 186.)

Warren, Martin : of Suffolk : son of Henry Warren. School, Bury St Edmunds,
under Mr Watson. Age 17. Admitted, Jan. 17, 1601-2, sizar of his surety,
Mr Hearle.

Died in CoUege : buried (as Matthew) at St Michael's, June 21, 1603.

Duncam, Peter: of Devon: son of Peter Duncam, gent. School, Crediton,
Devon, under Mr Wilton. Age 19. Admitted pensioner, Feb. 27, 1601-2.
Tutor, Mr Hearle.

Perhaps B.A. 1602-3. Scholar Mich- 1602 to L. Day 1604.

Cooke, William : of Cambs. : son of Henry Cooke, gent School, « Cotton,' Cambs.,
under Mr Crabtree. (fPotton, where the rector was of this name.) Age 17.
Admitted, Feb. 28, 1601-2, sizar of his surety, Dr Perse.

One of these names ordained deacon (Norw.) May 22, 1608, as curate
of Northwood Bamingbam : — described as B.A., and aged 26. Vicar of
Bacton, Norf., 1614-67. Probably B.A. 1605-6 ; M.A. 1612 ; at Trinity.

Thurston, John: of (Hoxne) Suffolk: son of John Thurston, gent Age 19.
School, Worlingworth, Suffolk, under Mr Grundy. Age 19. Admitted
pensioner, to the bachelors' table, March 11, 1601-2. Surety, Mr Duis-
borough.

Succeeded his father in the manor of Worlingworth, the priory of Hoxne,
lands in Ipswich, Boston, &c. J. P. for Suffolk. Married (1) Elizabeth,

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178 OONVILLE AND CAIUS.

daughter of Richard Godbold of Norfolk, (2) Katharine, daughter of

Fincham, of Outwell. Died Ap. 1, 1640: buried at Hoxne. Father of
Nathanael, of 1640. (Davy, and J. J. M.) Pedigree in Vis. qfSt^.

Straton, John : of Suffolk : son of Thomas Straton, gent. Age 17. School,
Worlingworth, Suffolk, under Mr Grundy. Admitted pensioner, to the
bachelors' table, March 11, 1601-2. Surety, Mr Duisborough.

Of Shotley, gent. By his father's will, proved (P. C. C.) Nov. 4, 1596, he
inherited a house in Dedham, and lands in Shotley. Will proved (P. C. C.)
May 31, 1627. Mentions wife Anne, and several children: the manor of
Kirton Hall, where he dwells, to be sold. (J. J. M.)

Spice, Francis: son of John Spice, mediocris fortunse. Born at Stoke, Norfolk.
School, Bury St Edmunds, under Mr Martin. Age 20. Admitted pensioner,
April 2, 1602. Surety, Mr WeUes.

Oxborough, Hewarde : son of Thomas Oxborough, gent. Bom at Emneth,
Norfolk. School, Aylsham, under Mr Eston. Age 16. Admitted pensioner,
April 15, 1602. Surety, Mr Stonham.

Died in college; buried at St Michael's, April 30, 1605. See pedigree in
Via. of Nwfdk.

Starburghe (Scarburge), Edmund : of North Walsham, Norfolk : (l>apt., Dec. 25,
1584), son of Henry Starburghe, mediocris fortunae (formerly of the College).
School, Norwich, under Mr Brigs. Age 16. Admitted, April 15, 1602, sizar
of the Master. (Brother of Henry, 1606; Samuel, 1610; and John, 1614.)
Probably died young; not mentioned in his father's will, dated 1614.

Bridon, Thomas : son of Ambrose Bridon, mediocris fortunae. Bom at Bury St
Edmunds. At school there, under Mr Wilson. Age 16. Admitted pensioner,
April 21, 1602. Surety, Mr Wild.

The father was a glover: in his will, proved (P. C. C.) Aug. 16, 1604, he
mentions Thomas, a younger son. (J. J. M.)

Wharton, Thomas : son of Philip, Baron Wharton. Born at Wharton. Educated
at Well ('Wells'), Yorkshire, under Mr Anderson. Age 14. Admitted fellow-
commoner, April 28, 1602. Surety, Mr Orell. (Brother of George, p. 158.)

M.A. 1607. Incorporated at Oxford, Ap. 29, 1609. Knighted, Ap. 25,
1611. M.P. for Westmoreland, 1614, 1621. Married Philadelphia Carey,
daughter of the Earl of Monmouth. Died, during his father's life, Ap. 17,
1622 : buried at Easby, Yorks. His son Philip succeeded as fourth baron.

Read, Henry: son of Thomas Read, gent. Bom at Weston, Suffolk. School,
Norwich, under Mr WeL Age 17. Admitted, May 7, 1602, pensioner, to
the bachelors' table. Surety, Mr Browne.

Second son and heir. Admitted at the Inner Temple, Ap. 25, 1607.
Inherited lands from his father in 1622. Married Elizabeth, daughter of
Nicholas Garaeys Esq., of Redisham. Died Feb. 17, 1655 : buried at Weston.
His son Thomas, afterwards of the College, entered his pedigree in the Vis.
of 1664. (Davy ; and J. J. M.)

Read, Edward : son of Thomas Read, gent Bom at Weston, Suffolk. School,
Norwich, under Mr Wei. Age 15. Admitted pensioner, May 17, 1602.
Surety, Mr Browne.

B.A. 1604-5. Admitted at the Inner Temple, Ap. 25, 1607. Of N. Cove,
Suff., Esq. Married Elizabeth, daughter of Tho» Edgar, Esq. of Glemham.
Chosen as a member of the Presbyterian Classis, for the Beccles district,
1645. Will dated May 27, 1652 (proved P. C. C); he leaves his manor in
Ringsfield to his son Thomas; who entered his pedigree in the Vis. of Suff .
1664. (J. J. M.; and Vis. of Liynd. 1634.)

1602. 179

Orton, William : son of William Orion, niediocris fortunse. Bom in Gambtidge
(bapt at St Clem.; 'Orton alias Andrewes'; Feb. 17, 1588-9). At school
there, under Mr Turner. Age 16. Admitted pensioner, June 28, 1602.
Surety, Mr Husband.

Perhaps the William Orton ordained priest (Glouc.) Feb. 1606-7: *of
Peterhouse, Cambridge.' One of these names rector of Sheldon, Warw., 1625.

Plumly, John : son of Richard Plumly, gent. Bom at Canterbury (bapt. at St
Alphage, July 27, 1585: "borne in the buishoppe's pallace"). At school
there, under Mr Raven. Age 17. Admitted pensioner, June 28, 1602.
Surety, Mr Gostlin.

Ordained deacon (Roch.): priest (Lond.) Sep. 22, 1611, as curate of
Loughton, Essex. Brother of Richard, p. 171.

Smith, John: son of William Smith, minister. Born at Elsing, Norfolk.
Educated by his father. Age 17. Admitted, July 7, 1602, sizar of his surety,
Mr Browne. (Probably brother of Thomas, 1604 ; and William, 1609.)
Died in College : buried at St Michael's, June 4, 1606.

Timperley, Nicholas : of Icklesham, Suffolk : son of Nicholas Timperley (see p. 32).
School, Ipswich, under Mr Downim. Age 17. Admitted pensioner, July 7,
1602. Surety, Mr Hearle.

A family of popish recusants. The father (will proved, P. C. C, Jan. 30,
1623-4), of Hintlesham, "beseeches the blessed Virgin Mary and all the saints
in Heaven to make intercession for him.'' Nicholas was second son. He is
mentioned in the will of his brother. Sir Thomas (Ap. 27, 1651): they had
recently purchased jointly lands in Hadleigh. (J. J. M.) There is a monu-
ment to Nicholas Timperley, who died Sep. 24, 1664, in Colkirk. (Vis. ofSuff,)

Wolterton, Roger: of Norfolk: son of Nicolas Wolterton, mediocris fortun^e.
School, Mattishall Burgh, under Mr Baldwen (see Thomas Baldwin, p. 140).
Age 15. Admitted pensioner, July 7, 1602. Surety, Mr Hammond.

B.A. 1605-6 : M.A. 1609. Ordained deacon (Norw.) June 13, 1605, as
curate of N. Tuddenham: priest, Jan. 25, 1605-6. Vicar of Shemborne,
Norf., 1616-26.

Gay, Thomas : of Norfolk : mediocris fortunsB. School, * Southwicke * (? South
Creake), Norfolk, under Mr Hooke. Age 16. Admitted pensioner, July 7,
1602. Surety, Mr Stonham.

B.A. 1605-6: M.A. 1609. Ordained priest (Lond.) Dec. 17, 1608; as
curate of Witham, Essex. Rector of Gestingthorpe, 1609 : of Southacre,
1624-51 : and of Bradfield, 1629. Died Jan. 27, 1651.

Pendleton, Edmund : of Norfolk : son of Godfrey Pendleton, minister. School,
Aylsham, under Mr Eston. Age 16. Admitted July 7, 1602, sizar of his
surety, Mr Stonham. (Godfrey Pendleton was rector of Knapton, to 1613.)

B.A. 1605-6: M.A. 1609. Scholar, L. Day 1604 to L. Day 1608.
Ordained deacon (Lond.) March 1612 : priest (Norw.) Dec. 19, 1613. Rector
of Knapton, 1613-26 : and of S. Repps, 1620-35.

Mayhew, Robert : of Norfolk : mediocris fortunae. School, Wymondham, under
Mr Wells. Age 16. Admitted, July 7, 1602, sizar of his surety, Mr
Stonham.

B.A, 1605-6. Ordained deacon (Norw.) Sep. 18, 1607, as curate of
Worlingham. Pedigree of Mahew in Via. of Norfolk.

Spendlo (Spendlove), John : son of Henry Spendlo, gent. Bom at Wroxham

5* Wrakson *), Norfolk. School, Wymondham. Age 16. Admitted pensioner,
uly 7, 1602. Surety, Mr Badgecroft.

B.A. 1605-6 : M.A. 1609. Ordained priest (Norw.) Sep. 20, 1612. Rector
of Skeyton, 1612; and of Stratton Strawless, 1618, till his ejection. "He

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180 OONVILLE AND CAIUS.

was allowed only 2' 6^ a week for his maintenance, for which he had to wait
upon one Samuel Cowthome, a cutler, * a vile wretcli,' and * often had to bear
with his insolence.'" Soon after the Restoration he was in prison for debt,
contracted during the usurpation, where he languished till near his death.
(Walker, ii. 57.) His will, however, proved (Norw.) Sep. 11, 1666, seems to
imply that he was well off, as he leaves legacies to many children and grand-
children. Preb, of Norwich, 1616. Married Elizabeth, daughter of Dean
Suckling. Buried in the cathedral, July 8, 1666; where there is a tablet to
his memory. See Blomef. iii. 670.

Gilbert, John : son of Robert Gilbert, mediocris fortunae. Bom at North Walsham,
Norfolk. At school there, under Mr Fen. Age 23. Admitted pensioner,
July 26, 1602. Surety, Mr Parker.

Inherited property in N. Walsham from his father, who died in 1580.
Perhaps the John Gilbert who died in 1641, and was a benefactor to the Boys'
Hospital at Norwich.

Rash, John: son of Thomas Rash, mediocris fortune. Bom in Norwich. At
school there, under Mr Briggs. Age 16. Admitted pensioner, Sep. 10, 1602.
Surety, Mr Duisborough.

Fish, George : of Hertford : mediocris fortunse. Admitted pensioner, July 6, 1602.
Tutor, Mr Duisborough.

B.A. 1605-6. Scholar, Mich- 1602 to Mich" 1607. Perhaps the George
Fish, of New Inn, gent., son and heir of Leonard Fish, of Hatfield, who was
admitted at the Middle Temple, March 4, 1611.

MiCH» 1602— Mich" 1603.

Kidman, Richard. Scholar, Mich- 1602 to L. Day 1607. B.A. 1592-3: M.A.
1608.

Layer, Thomas : son of Augustin Layer, gent., deceased. Bom in Norwich
(* Norwicensis natione'). At school th6re, under Mr Stonham. Age 15.
Admitted fellow-commoner, Oct. 24, 1602. Tutor and surety, Mr Husband,
fellow. (Brother of Augustin, 1608.)

Admitted at Lincoln's Inn, Oct. 9, 1604. Eldest son. Heir to his grand-
father, Christopher. Married (1) Susan, daughter of Mr Downing, of Grim-
stone, and widow of Giles Bladwell, Esq. ; (2) Frances, daughter of Sir Edward
Waldegrave, of Stannishall. Died Ap. 22, 1644: buried at Booton: M. I.
there. Pedigree in Vis, of Norf,^ 1664.

Crackbone, John : of East Tuddenham, Norfolk : son of Richard Crackbone,
'apparitor.' School, Mattishall Burgh ('Matsall juxta Barrowe'), under Mr
Baldwyn. Age 17. Admitted, Oct. 29, 1602, sizar of his surety, Mr Orrell.

Machett, Robert : son of Robert Machet, now citizen of Cambridge. Bom at Long
Stratton, Norfolk. School, Moulton, under Mr Machett. Age 16. Admitted
to the scholars' table, Dec. 31, 1602. Tutor and surety, Dr Perse.

B.A, 1605-6 : M.A. 1609. Scholar, Mich- 1602 to L. Day 1606. FamUy
pedigree in Fw. of Norf,, 1664.

Watkynson, Richard : of Walpole, Norfolk : son of Hugh Watkynson, yeoman.
School, Wisbech, under Mr Howdell ; afterwards at King's College, where he
was instructed in Dialectics and Philosophy, under Mr Bedle, fellow of that
college. Age 19. Admitted to the scholars' table, Jan. 12, 1602-3. Surety,
Dr (5iurch.

B.A. 1603-4 : M.A. 1607. Scholar, Mich- 1603 to Mich' 1605. Ordained
deacon (Lond.) Sep. 9 : priest (Suff. Bp of Colchester), Sep. 16, 1604. Vicar
of Broxbourae, Herts., 1609-40.

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Browne, Nicholas : of Whessoe, in the parish of Haughton, Durham : son of John
Browne, yeoman. School, Barton, Durham, under Mr Tayler. Age 19.
Admitted, Jan. 17, 1602-3, sizar of Mr Stokes. Surety, Mr Duisborough.

B.A. 1606-7 : M.A. 1610: M.D. 1625. Scholar, L. Day 1605 to Mich-
1607.

♦Hone, Bartholomew : son of John Hone, LL.D. (Master in Chancery). Bom in
London. At school at Eton, under Mr Langley, and in London under Mr
Spight Age 15. Admitted, Feb. 16, 1602-3, pensioner to the bachelors'
table. Surety, Dr Gostlyn.

B.A. 1605-6 (25"» out of 30, in the list). Incorporated M.A. at Oxford,
July 10, 1621. Junior fellow, Mich- 1606 to L. Day 1607. Admitted at the
Middle Temple, Aug. 8, 1605. Of Ewelme, Oxon, Esq. Married Jane, sister
of Sir Edw. Pinchon, knt, of Writtle, Essex, (v. Vis. o/Eas.-, 1612, 1634.)

Meller, John : of Winterbome Came (* Cann*), Dorset : son of Robert Meller, Esq.
At Dorchester School, under Mr Harris, and taught at home at Bredy
(*Bridey*) by Mr Thomas Barnes, B.A. Age 15. Ad^tted fellow-commoner
March 13, 1602-3. Surety, the Master, Mr Thomas Legg, LL.D.

Admitted at the Middle Temple, May 15, 1606: knighted (* Miller') at
Whitehall, May 6, 1625. Married Mary, daughter of Sir John Swinnerton,
Lord Mayor of London. Living in 1642, when he is mentioned in the will of
his mother, then Lady Dorothy Gorges. Compounded for his delinquency,
during the Rebellion, by a fine of £693 : " Never bore arms, but came in
freely on the first opportunity. Is aged and infirm, has many children, and
owes £2000 " (CcU, of Com. for Compounding).

Barnes, Thomas: B.A. of Oxford University. Bom at Salisbury: formerly at
school there. Age 25. Admitted fellow-commoner, March 13, 1602-3.
Surety, the Master, Mr Thomas Legg, LL.D.

Incorporated M.A. 1603. Matriculated at Magdalen, Oxford, May 9,
1595 : B.A. (Oxf.) Oct 30, 1598. Perhaps preacher at St Mary, New Fish
St., London. If so, author of a sermon in 1624; and of Vox Belli, 1626 : —
written to urge those in authority to succour the distressed church in foreign
parts.

Thetford, Joseph : of Norwich : son of Roger Thetford, merchant. School,
Norwich, under Mr Briggs. Age 15. Admitted, May 2, 1603, sizar of his
surety, Mr Husband.

B.A. 1607-8 : M.A. 1611. Ordained deacon (Norw.) March 12, 1608-9,
as curate of Hethel : priest, Sep. 24, 1609, as curate of Westhall. Vicar of
Wenhaston, Suffl, 1611-31.

Deye, Oliver: of Wymondham (* Wendham '), Norfolk: son of Robert Deye,
yeoman. School, Wymondhwn, under Mr Leverington. Age 18. Admitted
to the scholars' table. May 21, 1603. Surety, Mr Stonham.

B.A. 1606. An Oliver Dey was licensed curate of W. Bilney in 1620 :—
ordained priest (Norw.) March 12, 1608-9: stiU there in 1633: called
" M. A."

Jeffraies, William : of Shereford, Norfolk : son of William Jeffraies, gent. School,
Lynn, under Mr Man. Age 15. Admitted, May 21, 1603, sizar of his
surety, Mr Stonham. (Brother of John, p. 191.)

B.A. 1606-7 : M.A. 1610. Scholar, Mich- 1604 to Mich- 1607. Ordained
deacon and priest (Norw.) Dec. 18, 1608, as curate of Sherefoi-d. One of these
names was vicar of Sheriff Hales, Staffs., 1622: preb. of Lichfield, 1625:
archdeacon of Salop, 1628. Teacher at Fakenham, about 1607-9.

182 GONVILLE AND CAIUS.

♦Randolph, Thomas: of Pulham (St Mary Magdalen), Norfolk: son of Robert
Randolph, yeoman. Schools, Pulham and Moulton. Age 15. Admitted to
the scholars' table, June 14, 1603. Surety, Mr Welles.

B.A. 1606-7: M.A. 1610. Incorporated at Oxford, July 10, 1610.
Scholar, L. Day 1604 to Mich" 1610. Junior fellow, Mich- 1613: senior,
Christ" 1616 to Mich" 1621. Rhetoric praelector, 1614-5: Greek lecturer,
1615-6 : dean, 1617. Chaplain at Wadham CoUege, Oxford, Ap. 20, 1613, to
June 18. 1617. Died at Pulham, 1621. WUl proved (V. C. Court) Aug. 23,
1621, Leaves XI 0 "to buy a comely cloth or two for the communion table ":
also the works of Avicenna, and other books to the library.

Hynson, Thomas : of Tawstock, Devon : son of Thomas Hynson, gent, (formerly
of the college p. 81). School, Barnstable, under Mr Butler, Age 18. Ad-
mitted, June 30, 1603, pensioner to the bachelors* table. Surety, Mr Anthony
Duisborough.

Of Hunts Court, Gloucs., Esq. Married a daughter of... Lawrence, of
Badgeworth, Gloucs. {Vis. o/Afids, 1663.) Brother of William, p. 152.

Parrie, Christopher : son of Richard Parrie, rector of Anmere, Norfolk. School,
Lynn. Age 22. Admitted, July 2, 1603, sizar of his surety, Dr Grostlyn.

B.A. 1598-9: M.A. 1604. Ordained deacon and priest (Norw.) Sep. 25,
1608, as curate of Thursford. Curate of Trimingham, Norf., in 1617.

Symonds, John : of Suffield (bapt. July 3, 1586), near North Walsham, Norfolk :
son of Francis Symonds, gent. School, Aylsham, under Mr Eston. Age 16.
Admitted to the scholars' table, July 3, 1603. Surety, Mr Welles.

Of Suffield, gent. Married Anne, daughter of W™ Bladwell, of Swanning-
ton, and had issue. Pedigree in Vis. of Norf.^ 1664. See Blomef. viii. 167.
Nephew of Edward, of 1579.

Smyth, Thomas : son of John Smyth, rector of Southacre, Norfolk. Schools,
Southacre.and Lynn. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, July 5, 1603.
Surety, Mr Stonham.

B.A. 1606-7 : M.A, 1610. Scholar, L. Day 1604 to Mich- 1605. Or-
dained priest (Norw.) Sep. 2, 1610 ; as rector of Gt Massingham. Father of
Sidrach Smith, of 1629. At the time of his father's will (dated Nov. 11, 1623),
Thomas was dead, leaving four children, and his wife Mary had married
again.

Downe, John : son of William Downe, rector of Gidley, Devon. School, Clana-
borough, Devon. Age 17. Admitted, July 6, 1603, sizar of his surety, Mr
Badgcroft.

Underwodde, Gregory: of Aldeby ('Albie'), Norfolk: son of Robert XJnder-
wodde, gent, (of Barsham). School, fieccles, Suffolk, under Mr Clarke.
Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, June 27, 1603. Surety, Mi-
Browne.

Scholar, Mich" 1605 to Mich" 1607. Admitted at Lincohi's Inn, Nov. 22,
1611. Married, and had issue. He was an executor to his father's will,
proved (Archd. Suff.) Jan. 12, 1607-8 ; by which he inherited a tenement in
Beccles. Pedigree in Vis. of Suff., 1664 (J. J. M.).

Mote, Sidrach : son of George Mote, merchant and citizen of Norwich. Schools,
Norwich ; and Elsworth, Cambs., under Dr Paman (v. p. 79); afterwards three
years at Pembroke Hall, under Mr Rich. Age 23. Admitted, July 26, 1603,
sizar of the Master, Dr Legge.

B.A. 1605-6: M.A. 1609. Scholar, L. Day 1605 to L. Day 1606.
Ordained deacon (Norw.) Sep. 29, 1604 ; as curate of Tibiey : priest (do.)
Sep. 25, 1608 ; as curate of Newton by Wisbech, Cambs. Curate of Hadden-
ham in 1604 ; and of Newton in 1607, where he married Mary Colvyle,

1603—1604. 183

Aug. 4. Vicar of Gooderstone, Nort, 1615-40. Described as "Syderacus
Mott^ Belga, predicator licentdatus " in 1630 (v. Blomef. vl 64.)

Burcber (Bourchier), Edward, Lord Fitzwarren : of Tawstock, Devon : son of Lord
William Burcber, Earl of Bath (formerly of tbe college p. 81). School,
Tawstock, under Mr Valentina Age 14. Admitted fellow-commoner July
17, 1603. Tutor and surety, Mr Anthony Duisborougb.

Third, but eldest surviving son. Afterwards fourth Earl of Bath. Married
(1) Dorothy, daughter of Oliver, Lord St John of Bletsoe : (2) Anne, daughter
of Sir Robert Lovet, of Lipscombe, Bucks. Died, without male issue, March
2, 1636-7. Buried at Tawstock. (G. K C.)

Symson, Robert : of Hutton, Yorkshire : son of William Symson, mediocris
fortunae. School, Hutton, under Mr Price. Age 15. Admitted, Oct. 11,
1603, sizar of his surety, Mr Browne.

Gerrarde, Thomas : of London : son of William Gerarde, Esq. Educated at home,
at Harrow-on-the-Hill, under Mr Morse. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars'
table, Sep. 24, 1603. Tutor and surety, Mr Wylde.

B.A, 1606-7. Scholar, L. Day 1604 to Mich' 1609. Perhaps the Thomas
Gerard, fourth son of William, of Harrow, who married Alice, daughter of
Ed ward... of Stepney. Of Barnwell, Kent (Piccope mss, i. 28 ; by K A,).

MiCH* 1603— Mich" 1604.

Parkin, Thomas : B.A. 1603-4 : M.A, 1607.

Fitch, Joseph : of Braintree, Essex : son of George Fitch, yeoman. School, Box-
ford, Suffolk, under Mr Huggen. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table
Oct 7, 1603. Surety, Mr Stonham.

Scholar, L. Day 1604 to L. Day 1606.

Wilkynson, William : of Wateringbury, Kent : son of Richard Willkynson ;
clerk in Chancery. School, Carlton, Notts. Age 16. Admitted fellow-
commoner, Jan. 22, 1603-4. Surety Mr Wylde, chaplain of the college.

Probably admitted at Lincoln's Inn, May 13, 1606 : "William WOkinson,
of Kent" : married Ann, daughter of Anthony Darell ; and died 1618. (See
pedigree of Darell, Arch, Cant, xvii. 47.)

West^ Christopher : of Halton in Craven (' Haldon '), Yorkshire : son of Christopher
West, husbandman. Schools, Haldon and Lynn. Age 19. Admitted
scholar, Jiui. 21, 1603-4. Surety, Mr Stonham, fellow.

B.A. 1607-8: M.A, 1611. Ordained deacon (Norw.) Sep. 24, 1609, as
curate of Beccles : priest (do.) March 8, 1611-2. Curate of Aldeby, Norf.,
1614. Rector of Willingham All SS., Suff, 1618.

XJtting, Edward : son of John Utting, minister, of Weston, near Beccles, Suffolk.
School, Beccles, under Mr Clarke. Admitted at Queens' Collie, under
Mr Smyth, June 16, 1603, and in this college, Feb. 5, 1603-4, sizar of his
surety, Mr Nayler, fellow.

B.A. 1606-7: M.A. 1612. Scholar (promus) Mich- 1605 to Mich- 1611.
Ordained priest (Norw.) Dec. 22, 1611. Rector of Lound, Suff., 1613.
Rector of Henstead, Suff., 1620-45; when he was sequestered by the Pari.
Committea They allow him £1 for glebe com, on his petition, Feb. 18,
1644-5. Probably brother of Thomas, 1609 ; John, 1615 ; and Hammond, 1626.

♦Cooke, Thomas: of little Bamingham, Norfolk : son of William Cooke, yeoman.
School, Aylsham, under Mr Eston. Age 18. Admitted to the scholars'
UUe, Feb. 11, 1603-4. Surety, Mr Stoneham.

B.A. 1607-8: M.A, 1611: B.D. 1622. Scholar, Mich- 1605 to Mich-

V

184 GONVILLE AND CAIU8.

1611. Junior feUow, L. Day 1613: Senior, Ohrisf 1618 to Mids' 1635.
Rhet. prselector, 1614 : salarist 1623-35. Presented to Capel, Suff., June 17,
1623 ; of which the college claimed the advowson, but without effect (v. Beg,
Mag,, 115-120, for the history of this disputed claim). University preacher,
1625. Presented to Mutford and Barnby, Suff., in 1633; but, by various
delays, succeeded in holding his fellowship till 1635. On the college at last
declaring the living vacant, he appealed to the king. There are several
letters on the subject in the Ccd. of State Papers, Cooke charged the master
with dereliction of his duties in several respects, e.g. election of other than
Norfolk and Suffolk men, dec. The king refeiTed the matter to Abp Laud,
the Chancellor of the University, and the Bp of Norwich, and finally
<* approves the conduct of the master and condemns the ingratitude and
boldness of Cooke.'' Some minor points are indicated in which the statutes
might be better observed, one of these being the continuation of the AnnaU,
It was in consequence of this that W. Moore (p. 192) was directed to carry them
on. Author: Episcopacy asserted, 1641. Probably the "M' Cooke, a worthy
divine of this diocese'' who gave a bond to the sequestrators of Bp Hall's
books and effects, when he was turned out of his palace. (See Hard Measwre,)

Marland, Robert: of Rochdale, Lancashire: son of James Marland, yeoman.
School, Rochdale, under Mr Holt. Age 21. Admitted at St John's Collie,
under Mr Brathaite, tutor, April 7, 1600; and in this college, as pensioner
to the bachelors' table, under Mr Anthony Duisborough, Feb. 15, 1603-4.
B.A. 1603-4 : M.A. 1609. Head Master of Rochdale Gr. School, 1605-
10 ; when he resigned. In holy orders. (Raines' Roclidale Gr, ScImoI, p. 29.)
A child of his was baptized at Rochdale, Feb. 24, 1610-1.

Dawney, Thomas : of Walsingham, Norfolk : son of John Dawney, mediocris

fortxinae. School, Holt 1 (* Holton juxta mare '), under Mr Gillott, four years.

Age 16. Admitted March 23, 1603-4, sizar of his surety, Mr Th waits, fellow.

B.A. 1607-8: M.A. 1611. Ordained priest (Line.) March 12, 1608-9.

Rector of Salthouse, 1613-42. Will proved (Norw.) 1642.

Childe, Thomas : of Swanton Morley, Norfolk : son of Alan Childe, yeoman.
School, East Dereham, under Mr Alston. Age 17. Admitted, Mar. 26,
1604, sizar of his surety, Mr Welles, fellow.

B.A. 1607^8. M.A. 1621. Scholar Mich- 1604 to Mich» 1606. Ordained
deacon (Norw.) May 22, 1608, as curate of Mattishall : priest Dec. 18, 1608,
as curate of Belaugh. Rector of Spixworth (Norf.) 1612-43: of Maidstone
(Norf.) 1620: and of Frettenham (do.) 1620.

Edwards, Raphael: of the town of Cambridge (bapt. at St Benet's, Ap. 19,
1588: — 'Ralph'): son of Thomas Edwards, M.A., deceased. At school in
Cambridge under his uncle Francis Edwards. Age 16. Admitted, April 9,
1604, sizar of his surety, Mr Henry Hammond.

B.A. 1608-9: M.A. 1613. Scholar, Mich- 1608 to Mich- 1610. * Of
Swineshead, Clk.; licensed to marry Elizabeth Cattell, daughter of Annie
Wright, alias Cattell; June 27, 1616' {Line, Mar. licences). Vicar of
Bicker, Lines. Will proved (Line.) May 13, 1631.

Smyth, William : of Great Massingham, Norfolk : son of Thomas Smyth, gent.
School, Lynn, under Mr Man, five years. Age 18. Admitted to the
scholars' table, April 21, 1604. Tutor and surety, Mr Stonham.

B.A. 1607-8. Scholar, Mich- 1606 to Mich- 1609. Admitted at Gray's
Inn, Feb. 10, 1608-9.

Castleton, Henry: of Wymondham, Norfolk; son of John Castleton, gent.
*jurisperitus.* School, Wymondham, under Messrs Leverington and Welles.

1603—1604. 185

Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, Sep. 19, 1603; matriculated
April 24, 1604. Surety, Mr Naylor.

B.A. 1607-8; M.A. 1611. Scholar, L. Day 1604 to Mich- 1609.
Ordained priest (Norw.) Dec. 19, 1613. Vicar of Kimberley, 1613: buried
there, Sept 4, 1638 (Blomef. ii. 536).

Anckerson, John : of Cheveley, Cambs. : son of Thomas Anckerson, mediocris
fortune. At school at Cheveley, under Mr Sherman (p. 129). Age 17. Ad-
mitted, July 5, 1603, sizar of Mr Duisborough. Matriculated April 25, 1604.
B.A. 1606-7: M.A. 1610. Ordained deacon (Norw.) Sept 25, 1608, as
curate of Wickhambrook : priest, June 18, 1609, as curate of Goldmorton, Essex.

Gurling, William : son of William Gurling, alderman (and Mayor) of Lynn,
deceased. School, Lynn, under Mr Man. Age 14. Admitted, April 27,
1604, pensioner to the bachelors' table, under Mr Stonham. (Re-admitted
as fellow-commoner, Nov. 29, 1611.)

B.A, 1607-8: M.A. 1611. Ordamed priest (Norw.) Dec. 18, 1614.
Married Elizabeth, daughter of John Dethick, of Newton. Rector of
Sandringham, and of Babingley, Norf., 1614. Probably sequestered from
both in 1646 : articles were exhibited against him before Uie Pari. Committee,
Feb. 17, 1645-6. Died Dec. 13, 1649. Brother of Nathaniel, 1612.

Jenkenson, George: son of Walter Jenkenson, minister of Halvergate, Norfolk.
School, Cambridge, under Mr Edwards. Age 22. Admitted, April 27, 1604,
sizar of his surety, Mr Wylde.

B.A. 1609-10. Ordained deacon (Norw.) Dec. 20, 1607; priest, Feb. 21,
1608-9, as curate of TunstalL Succeeded his father as vicar of Halvergate,
1608-18.

Barker, Thomas : of Great Dunham, Norfolk : son of Henry Barker, gent.
School, Dunham, under Mr Symson. Age 15. Admitted to the scholars'
table. May 17, 1604. Surety, Mr Browne.

Scholar, Mich' 1604 to Mich' 1606. A Thomas Barker was curate of
Blyford, Suff., and rector of Holton, 1620: ordained priest (Oxf.), June 11,
1611. He was sequestered in 1645, and the fifths allowed to his wife.

Derehaugh, Francis : of Marks Hall, Essex : son of William Derehaugh, Esq.
School, Sawbridgeworth, Herts. Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the
bachelors' table, May 26, 1604. Surety, Mr Anthony Duisborough. (Re-
admitted as fellow-commoner, Aug. 16, 1605.)

Admitted at the Inner Temple, Feb. 6, 1607-8. Of Gedgrave, Esq.
Succeeded his father in 1613. Died Dec. 15, 1615. Will dated Oct. 1,
1615; proved (P. C. 0.) 1621. Mentions mother and brothers: his lands
in Gedgrave and Burstonhaugh to his brother James, next heir. (J. J. M.)

Hoogan, Robert : of East Bradenham, Norfolk : son and heir of Henry Hoogan,
£^q. Educated at home under Mr John Chapman, B.A., and at Swaffham,
under Mr Kirtleton. Age 14. Admitted fellow-commoner June 12, 1604.
Tutor and surety, Mr Henry Hammond, fellow.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, Feb. 2, 1609-10: "Robert Hoogan, of Bra-
denham." Died July 30, 1612: the last of this branch of the family
(v. Carthew ii. 695).

Welch, Lancelot : of the parish of St Michael, Cambridge : son of Ninus Welch.
School, Cambridge, under Mr Edwards. Admitted, June 14, 1604, sizar of
his surety, Dr Church.

Parlett, William : of Downham, Norfolk : son of William Parlett, gent. School,
Wisbech, under Mr Howdale. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table,
June 25, 1604. Surety, Mr Bachcroft. Probably son of William, p. 64;
and brother of Benjamin, 1616.

186 GONVILLE AND CAIUS.

Plumme, Thomas : of Norwich : son of Henry Plume, gent School, Norwich.
Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table, July 1, 1604. Surety, Mr Browne.
B.A, 1607-8: M.A, 1611. Scholar, L. Day 1605 to Mich- 1606.
Ordained priest (Norw.) May 19, 1611. Rector of Howe, Norf., 1611.
Licensed to marry Elizabeth Welche, of Bourne, Cambs.; 1609 (Ely mar, lie.).
See Matthew, p. 177.

Partridge, Francis : of Tilton, Leicestershire : son of Humphry Partridge. School,
Billesdon, under Mr Cade. Age 16. Admitted, July 3, 1604, sizar of his
surety, Mr Welles.

B.A. 1607-8. Scholar, L. Day 1606 to Mich" 1609. Perhaps school-
master at Sileby.

Clarke, Miles : of Brundall, Norfolk (bapt. July 24, 1588) : son of Andrew Clarke.
School, Elsing ('Elsen'), under Mr Smith. Age 16. Admitted to the
scholars' table, July 3, 1604. Surety, Mr Browne.

Mentioned in the will of his father, dated 1613 : proved (Norw. C. C.)
1613.

Morton, William : son of Thomas Morton, rector of West Lexham, Norfolk.
Educated there, under his father and Mr Symson. Age 16. Admitted to
the scholars* table, July 3, 1604. Surety, Mr Henry Hammond, fellow.

B.A. 1607-8. MA. 1611. Scholar, Mich- 1604 to L. Day 1610. Curate
of K Lexham in 1617. Succeeded his father as rector of W. Lexham, July
1630. Married, at E. Lexham, Elizabeth Offward, May 5, 1642. He was
dispossessed of West Lexham and Rougham about 1654 (Walker ii. 310).

Walters, John : of Norwich : son of Daniel Walters, gent. School, Norwich,
under Mr Brigges. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars* table July 4, 1604.
Tutor and surety, Mr Husband.

B.A. 1607-8: M.A, 1611. Scholar, L. Day 1605 to Mich- 1611. Ad-
mitted at Lincoln's Inn, June 6, 1611, where he seems to have studied for
eight years. Died Oct. 22, 1619. "iiedc ultima verba dixit et subito ad
superoB migravit, — Lord blesse preserve and keep me this night and ever-
more,— h»BC dixit et obiit." (From an inscription in the church of St Simon
and St Jude, Norwich: — Blomefield iv. 356.) Brother of Martin, 1618.

Key, John : son of Edward Key, rector of Earsham, Norfolk. School, Bungay,
Suffolk, under Messrs Ward and Smyth. Age 15. Admitted to the scholars*
table, July 4, 1604. Surety, Mr Wylde.

Rimchinge, Thomas : of Carbrooke, Norfolk : son of Edward Rimchinge, gent
School, Thetford, under Mr Jenkynson. Age 17. Admitted, July 31, 1604,
sizar of his surety, Mr Browne.

B.A. 1607-8 : M.A. 1611. Scholar, Mich- 1606 to Mich- 1608. Ordained
deacon (Norw.) Sep. 24, 1609; as curate of N. Buckenham : priest (do.)
June 7, 1611 ; as rector of Felthorpe. Will proved (Norw. archd. C.) * clerk,
of Felthorpe,* 1662-3.

'^Iken, James : of the parish of St Mildred, London : son of Thomas Iken, citizen
of London. School, Merchant Taylors*, under Mr Haynes. Age 16. Ad-
mitted to the scholars* table, Aug. 6, 1604. Surety, Mr Parker.

B.A. 1607-8: MA. 1611. Scholar, L. Day 1605 to Mich" 1611. Junior
fellow, Mich" 1611 to L. Day 1620. Rhet. praelector, 1611-3: Gr. lecturer,
1613 : Heb. lecturer, 1614-7. Rector of Stifford, Ess., 1619-45. Died 1645.

Clarke, Reginald : of Chelmondiston (* Cheston *), Suffolk : son of Reginald
Clarke, gent. School, Wissett, under Mr Swallowe. Age 17. Admitted
to the scholars* table, Sep. 11, 1604. Surety, Mr Browne.

B.A. 1607-8. Scholar, Mich" 1605 to L. Day 1608. Admitted at Gray's
Lin, March 14, 1608-9: 'Reynold C. of Bramfield.* He was a nephew of

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Reginald Rabbett, of Braiu field. He married Margaret, daughter of Samuel
Cropley. His will was proved (P. C. C.) June 6, 1627 : he is there described
as of Colchester (J. J. M.).

♦Alien, John : of Hartford, Landkey, Devon : son of John Allen, gent. School,
Barnstaple, under Mr Butler. Age 20. Admitted to the scholars' table,
Sept. 24, 1604. Surety, Mr Browne.

B.A. 1607-8: M.A. 1611. Scholar, Mich- 1604 to Mich- 1611. Junior
fellow, Mich« 1611 : Senior feUow, L. Day 1616 to L. Day 1626. He held
the offices of Rhet. prselector, 1611: Greek lecturer, 1613-5: dean, 1617:
registrar, 1619-26. Doubtless the John Allen, B.A., aged 23, who was
ordained deacon (Norw.) Dec. 20, 1607, as curate of Halesworth. He was
a nephew of Dr Cowell, master of Trin. Hall. His election to a senior
fellowship was a cause of much dispute and was afterwards quoted as a
precedent. On Dr Perse's death, in 1615, the fellows chose Allen to succeed
him : the master supported Thomas Cooke, of Norfolk, and claimed his
'* negative vote'' against the fellows. The chancellor, on appeal, decided for
Allen, but ordered Cooke's pre-election for the next vacancy. Cooke after-
wards showed much animosity. Will proved (V, C. Court, Camb.), Ap. 1,
1626. Leaves legacies of 20* to the poor of St Michael's, of St Mary's, and to
the prisoners in the castle.

Lidman, Thomas. B.A. 1604-5: M.A. 1608.

Mich' 1604— Mich* 1605.

Spicer, William : of Clist St (George, Devon : son of William Spicer, gent.,
deceased. Educated first at Winchester, afterwards admitted at New College,
Oxford. Age 21. Admitted fellow-commoner, Oct. 30, 1604. Surety, Mr
Anthony Duisborough.

Matriculated at New College, Oxford, Oct. 22, 1602. B.C.L., at Cam-
bridge (?). Incorporated at Oxford, July, 1615. D.O.L. of Leyden University,
Sep. 7, 1616. Admitted at the Middle Temple, 1606. (Foster's Al Oxon,)

Smyth, Thomas : of Elsing, Norfolk : son of William Smyth, minister, by whom
he was taught. Age 16. Admitted Oct 2, 1604, sizar of his surety,
Mr Browne. See John, p. 179.

Darcie, Brian : of Berechurch, near Colchester : son of John Darcie, Esq. School,
Brentwood, under Mr Grenewoode. Age 15. Admitted, Oct. 10, 1604,
pensioner to the bachelors' table.

Second son. Probably admitted at Lincoln's Inn, Jan. 25, 1605-6, as
'* Brian Darcie of Essex." Son of John of 1585. His mother was of
Berechurch (v. JSsaex Vis.).

Bayes, John : of Coston, Norfolk : son of Robert Bayes, husbandman, mediocris
fortunes. School, Elimberley, under Mr Rosyer. Age 18. Admitted, Nov. 5,
1604, sizar of his surety, Mr Husband.

B.A. 1609-10: M.A. 1613. Schoohnastor at Lopthorpe, 1611 (v. Sandes,
1611). Rector of Tibshelf, 1627; rector of Pleasley, 1627; both Derbs.
Rector of Reed, Sufi^, 1663.

Cartwright, John : of St Neot's, Hunts. : son of Peter Cartwright, merchant,
deceased. Schools, hjnn and Aylsham. Age 17. Admitted, Jan. 21, 1604-5,
pensioner to the bachelors' table. Surety, Mr Stonham.

Admitted at Lincoln's Inn, May 6, 1608 : "John Cartwright, son and heir
of Peter of Lynn." The father was probably mayor of Lynn, 1591.

188 GONVILLE AND CAIUS.

Gardiner, John : of Badingham, Suffolk : son of William Gardiner, gent. School,
Stradbroke, under Mr Clayton. Age 18. Admitted to the scholars' table,
Sep. 22, 1604. Surety, Mr Duisborough. Matriculated Jan. 28, 1604-5.

Scholar, L. Day 1605 to L. Day 1608. Perhaps admitted at Gray's Inn,
May 26, 1609: "John Gardiner of Suffolk, gent."

Lawson, Vincent : of Terrington, Norfolk : son of Richard Lawson, gent. School,
Wisbech, under Mr Howdale. Age 19. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors'
table, Jan 29, 1604-5. Surety, Mr Browne.

Cronshay (Cranshaw), John : son of Thomas Cronshay, rector of Hartest, Suffolk.
School, Depden, under Mr Aldrich. Age 17. Admitted, Jan. 30, 1604-5,
sizar of his surety, Mr Duisborough.

B.A. 1608-9: 35th out of 53, in the list. M.A. 1612. Scholar Mich-
1605 to Mich' 1612. Mentioned as eldest son, in his father's wOl, proved
(Norw. C. C.) 1615. Ordained priest (Norw.) June 7, 1612. Curate of
Ixworth, Suff., 1617. Rector of Fakenham and Euston, Suff., 1619.

Granger, Benjamin : of Depden, Suffolk : son of John Granger, husbandman.
School, Depden, under Mr Aldrich. Age 15. Admitted, Jan. 30, 1604-5,
sizar of his surety, Mr Duisborough.

B.A. 1608-9 : 30th, out of 53, in the list. M.A. 1612. Scholar, L. Day
1608 to Mich- 1610. Ordained priest (Norw.) Sept. 23, 1610. Rector of
Somerton, Suff., 1622.

Phillips, Oliver : son of Oliver Phillips, rector of Great Bradley, Suffolk. School,
Bury St Edmunds, under Mr Mossa Age 15. Admitted to the scholars'
table, Feb. 2, 1604-5. Surety, Mr Duisborough.

B.A. 1608-9 : 29th, out of 53, in the list. M.A. 1612. Scholar, L. Day

1605 to Mich" 1610. Probably ordained priest (Peterb.) July 23, 1612:
vicar of Marham, Norf., 1615-52 : rector of Fomham All SS., Suff., 1618.

Glover, John : of Ash-Bocking, Suffolk : son of William Glover, gent. School,
Sutton, under Mr Ferrer. Age 18. Admitted, Feb. 6, 1604-5, pensioner
to the bachelors' table. Surety, Mr Hammond.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, Oct. 29, 1611. Buried at Ash, April 6, 1625.
In his father's will (Archd. Suff.) dated Oct. 23, 1628, there is a reference
to Anne, daughter of his son John deceased. (J. J. M.)

Draper, Henry: of Bromley, Kent: son of Nicholas Draper, gent., deceased.
School, Lynn, Norfolk, under Mr Man, and Mr Squyre. Age 16. Admitted
to the scholars' table, Feb. 12, 1604-6. Surety, Mr Browne.

B.A. 1608-9 : 30th, out of 53, in the list. M.A. 1612. Scholar Mich-

1606 to Mich- 1612. Ordained deacon (Lond.) Feb. 22, 1623-4. Probably
rector of Worlingham, Suff., 1624. Married Frances, daughter of Sir
Christopher Heydon (v. Norf, Arch. ii. 190). Died 1657.

Dey, Valentine: of Westley, Suffolk: son of John Dey, LL.D. School, Ely,
under Mr Holdred. Age 15. Admitted, March 16, 1604-5, pensioner to the
bachelors' table. Surety, Mr Naylor.

B.A. 1608-9 (43rd, out of 53, in the list): M.A. 1612. Scholar, Mich"
1605 to L. Day 1611. Ordained priest (Norw.) Sept. 22, 1611. Rector of
Homersfield, Suff., 1612: of Spexhall, Norf., 1627 : and P.O. of St Michael,
S. Elmham, 1636; whence he petitions (May 8, 1639) that he had been
defrauded of the tithes (Col, of StcUe Pap,), Author : Sermons on Genesis.

Helwys, William : son of Nicholas Helwys, gent. Bom in Norwich. At school
there, under Mr Stonham. Age 14. Admitted to the scholars' table April 6,
1605. Surety, Mr Stonhara.

B.A. 1609-10. Scholar Mich- 1605 to L. Day 1609.

1604—1605. 189

Cockson, Robert : of Walsoken, Norfolk : son of Alexander Cockson, gent. School,
Wisbech, under Mr Howdall. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table
April 9, 1605. Surety, Mr Parker.

Ellis, Edward : of Cambridge : son of Edward Ellis, gent. School, Huntingdon,
under Mr Brand. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table April 12, 1605.
Surety, Mr Anthony Duisborough.

• B.A. 1608-9 : 44th, out of 53, in the list. Scholar L. Day 1605 to
Mich' 1609. Perhaps author of: A sudden and cloudy messenger.... A
warning to awaken all the idle Shepherds in England, otherwise called
ministers. 1649.

Daynes, John : son of John Daynes, citizen of Lynn. At school there, under
Mr Man. Age 17. Admitted April 17, 1605, sizar of his surety, Mr
Stonham.

B.A. 1608-9 (Emm.) : M.A. 1612. Migrated to Emmanuel, 1606.

Mich- 1605— Mich' 1606.

Walters, Roger. B.A. 1605-6: M.A. 1609.

Tomlinson, Laurence : of Poole, Yorkshire : son of Francis Tomlinson, mediocris
fortunae. School, Halifax, under Mr Burron. Admitted, Nov. 28, 1604,
sizar of his surety, Mr Parker.

B.A. 1608-9 : M.A. 1612. Scholar Mich' 1608 to L. Day 1610. Ordained
deacon (Lond.) March 4, 1609, as curate of Harlington, Middx. : priest,
March 8, 1611, as curate of Uxbridge. Vicar of Whaddon, Cambs., 1618-
24. Buried there, Aug. 26, 1624.

Yardly, Robert : of Weston, Herts. : son of John Yardly, gent., deceased. School,
Suidy, Beds., under Mr Andrews. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table
May 9, 1605. Surety, Mr Wyld.

B.A. 1608-9: M.A. 1612. Scholar L. Day 1605 to L. Day, 1612.
Curate of Graveley and Chivesfield, Herts., 1614. Curate of Clothall, 1617.
Afterwards rector of Letch worth, Herts., 1622-41. Suspended in 1635, but
restored. The living was sequestered by the Earl of Manchester, about 1646.
The fifths were allowed to his wife and children, Sept. 11, 1646. His wife
Susan was buried July 30, 1634. (v. Urwick, 588.)

Elie, Thomas : of Seaming, Norfolk : son of Walter Elie, gent., deceased. School,
East Dereham, under Mr Alstone. Age 17. Admitted, May 16, 1605, sizar
of his surety, Dr Gostljm. Surety, Mr Henry Hammond, fellow.

B.A. 1608-9: 46th, out of 53, in the list. Scholar, Mich" 1606 to
L. Day 1612.

Canham, Gascon : of Rudham, Norfolk : son of Thomas Canham, husbandman.
School, Thetford, under Mr Jenkenson. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars'
table May 10, 1605. Surety, Mr Duisborough.

B.A. 1608-9 : 34th, out of 53, in the list. M.A. 1612. Scholar L. Day
1606 to Mich" 1612. Eldest son, but disinherited by his father. Vicar
of Arlington, Devon, 1613-67; where he is described as "a constant
preaching minister" in 1654. Benefactor to the College: he gave the
advowson of Braiton Fleming, Devon; it was granted by deed, March 27,
1667 (Register, Exeter). Died 1667 : M. I. at Arlington.

♦Gostljm, Thomas: of Hickling, Norfolk: son of John Gostlyn, gent. School,
Yarmouth, under Mr Hodgkyns. Age 18. Admitted, June 12, 1605, sizar
of his surety, Dr (Jostlyn.

B.A. 1608-9; M.A. 1612. Scholar Mich- 1605 to Mich- 1612. Junior

190 GONVILLE AND CAIUS.

fellow, Mich« 1613: aenior, L. Day 1619 to Mich" 1651. Rhet. prsdector,
1616: salarist, 1621-51: catechist, 1626-9. University preacher, 1625.
Will proved (V. C. Court) Aug. 5, 1651. Leaves £20 to the college library;
small legacies to Mr Dell, the master, and to Dr Eade and Mr Moore, fellows.
He had already given the works of Erasmus, A. Kircher, and many other
books.

Perrie, Thomas: of Waltham, Essex: son of Robert Perrie, gent School,
Newport, under Mr Morden. Age 15. Admitted to the scholars' table
June 26, 1605. Surety, Mr Parker, fellow.

B.A. 1608-9. M.A. (Christ's) 1613. A Thomas Perry was sequestered
to St Ives, Hunts., and was there in 1648.

Large, Robert : of East Lexham, Norfolk : son of Robert Large, husbandman.
School, East Lexham, under Mr Symson. Age 13. Admitted, July 2,
1605, sizar of his surety, Mr Crowe.

B.A.16P9-10: M.A 1613. Ordained priest (Norw.) Dec. 18, 1614. Curate
of Cransford, Suff., in 1633. Curate of Hoo and Letheringham, Suff., in 1636;
and of Charsefield, 1635, where he took the Covenant with the reservation
'^quatenus de jure.'' Sequestered in 1645. (Baker xui. 243...) ''Retired to
an almshouse in Letheringham, with his wife and family, where they were
supplied with food from the Abbey" — i.e. to a room, in the almshouses
founded by Sir R. Naunton, allotted to a minister. (Add, 19097 ; p. 174.)

Oator, Thomas : of Sandy, Beds. : son of John Cator, mediocris fortunae. School,
Southill? (Southwell'), Beds., under Mr Carter. At St Peter's College,
three years, under Mr Raymet, tutor. Admitted, June 8, 1605, sizar of
his surety, Mr Wylde, chaplain of the college.

B.A. 1605-6 : M.A. 1609. Scholar L. Day 1605 to Mich" 1609.

Higham, James : of Abington, Cambs. : son of Robert Higham, mediocris fortunse.
School, Newport, Emox. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table July 8,
1605. Surety, Mr Anthony Duisborough, fellow.
Scholar Mich- 1606 to L. Day 1608.

Person, Thomas : of Swanton Morley, Norfolk : son of Thomas Person, mediocris
fortunse. School, East Dereham, under Mr Alston. Age 15. Admitted,
July 16, 1605, sizar of his surety, Mr Fletcher.

Cannope (Connop), Michael : son of Nicholas Cannope, rector of Saxmundham,
Suffolk. School, Kelsale (*Kelshall '), under Mr Peme. Age 17. Admitted
to the scholars' table, July 24, 1605. Surety, Mr Batchcroft.

Admitted scholar at Trin. Hall, March 12, 1607-8. Ordained priest
(Norw.) May 30, 1613. Curate of Aldringham cum Thorpe, Suff., 1613:
reported there in 1629, **he doth sometimes omit to read prayers on the
Sabbath days in the afternoon." Buried at Aldringham, Jan. 15, 1642-3.
Brother of Henry, p. 148.

Whitney, Francis: of Thetford, Norfolk : son of Robert Whitney, gent. Schools,
Thetford, Peterborough and Boston. Age 18. Admitted to the scholars'
table, Aug. 12, 1605. Surety, Mr Anthony Duisborough, fellow.

B.A. 1608-9, 13th, out of 53, in the list: M.A. (Clare) 1612. Scholar,
Mich- 1605 to Mich- 1611. Admitted at Lincoln's Inn, March 10, 1609-10.

1606—1606. 191

Mich- 1605— Mich* 1606.

Drurie, Roger: of Rollesby, Norfolk; (second) son of Roger Drury, Esq. School,
Oby near Rollesby, under Mr Graves. Age 17. Admitted fellow-commoner,
Sep. 30, 1605. Surety, Mr Robert Welles, fellow.

Lord of the manors of Eccles and Rollesby, Norf. Inherited property
from his father, in Rushmere, Mutford and Bradwell. Living in 1618, when
he granted a lease of the site of the Blackfriars, Yarmouth, (v. Nwf, Arch,
III. 387.)

Reve, Edmund : of Aylsham, Nprfolk : son of Christopher Reve, attorney at law.
School, Aylsham, under Mr Eston. Age 16. Admitted, May 18, 1605,
pensioner to the bachelors' table. Matriculated Sep. 30, 1605. Surety,
Mr Welles.

Of Barnard's Inn, and afterwards of Grajr's Inn ; and the Inner Temple,
1608. Reader, 1632. Serjeant, 1636. Judge of the Common Pleas, March
24, 1638-9. Sided with the Parliament: sat alone at Westminster when
the king's proclamation to adjourn to Oxford was received. He apprehended
the messenger, who was executed as a spy by a Council of War. Died
without issue, March 27, 1647. Buried at Long Stratton, Norf.; where
there is a large monument erected by his wife Mary. He bought an estate
at Stratton, which he left to his brother Augustin, of Bracondale. Pedigree
in Via. of Norf,^ 1664. See also Foss' Judges, Probably a relation of John
Reeve (1621) whom he presented to Stratton.

Jeferayes, John : son of William Jeferayes, gent. Bom at Shereford, Norfolk.
School, Lynn, under Mr Man. Age 18. Admitted pensioner. Surety,
Mr Badgcrofte. Previously admitted at Trinity College.

B.A. (Catb.) 1607-8. Vicar of Harston, Cambs., 1616-27 : of Eyston
(? Ingatestone), Ess., 1627 : and of Ramsey, Ess., 1628. Brother of William,
p. 181.

Sharpe, John : son of John Sharpe, baker : of Bury St Edmunds. - School, Bury,
under Mr Mosse. Age 16. Admitted sizar of his surety, Mr Anthony
Duisborough.

B.A. 1609-10: M.A, 1613. Ordained priest (Norw.) March 20, 1613-4.
Curate of Sapiston, Suff., in 1617.

♦Quarles, Francis: son of Edmund Quarles, citizen of Norwich. Bom there.
Schools, Norwich and Monewdon (*Mullington'), under Messrs Brigs and
Whitney. Age 15. Admitted to the scholars' table, April 14, 1606. Surety,
Mr Browne.

B.A. 1609-10: M.A. 1613. Ordained priest (Norw.) March 20, 1613-
14. Junior fellow (sacellanus), L. Day 1614 to 1m Day 1616. Vicar
of Reydon, 1618-26: and rector of Newton, Suff., 1630-58. Died April
21, 1658 : buried at Newton. Will proved (P. C. C.) Aug. 19, 1658 : leaves
houses and lands in Stratford, Suffolk ; and mentions his wife Elizabeth,
brother William, "Sword bearer of the city of Norwich," and several
children. (J. J. M.) He edited the works of his friend and predecessor
at Newton, Thomas Wetherall, of the college. For pedigree see Via, oj
Essex, 1612. He belonged to the same family as the poet of these names.

192 GONVILLE AND CAIUS.

Duke, John and Edward : sons of Edward Duke, gent. Bom at Worlingham,
Suffolk. School, Hedenhani, Norfolk, under Mr Selby. Ages 14 and 13.
Admitted, May 7, 1606, pensioners to the bachelors' table. Surety, Mr
Browne.

John Duke was re-admitted, as fellow-commoner, March 11, 1607-8.
B.A. 1608-9: (senior wrangler: the first recorded from our college: — btU
the proctor was a Caius man). Admitted at the Middle Temple, Feb. 8,
1609. Of Worlingham, Esq., and Lord of the manor of Diss. Married
Pamell, daughter of Sir Thomas Rous, of Henham, knight. He left a
daughter, Anne. Monument in Worlingham Church. (J. J. M.)

Edward Duke, second son, was buried at Ubbeston, May 27, 1625. He
received £20 a year by his father's will, 1615. The father had left by will
(Norw. C. C. 1615) the bulk of his property, failing issue of his sons and
other relations, to Caius CoUega (J. J. M.) (v. Vis, of Suff.)

Pote (Pott), Robert : of Ripon, Yorkshire : son of John Pote, mediocris fortunaa.
Ripon, under Mr Ashmore. Age 17. Admitted June 3, 1606, sizar of his
surety, Mr Scottowe.

B.A. 1610-11 : M.A. 1614. Scholar, L. Day 1607 to Mich- 1610.

Athowe, Wingfield and John : of Lynn, Norfolk : sons of Thomas Athowe, gent.
School, Lynn under Mr Man. Ages 16 and 14. Admitted fellow-commoners,
May 12, 1606. Surety, Mr Thwaytee.

Wingfield : eldest son. Of Stanfield, Norf., Esq. Admitted at Gray's
Inn, Feb. 16, 1607-8. Buried at Stanfield, Aug. 21, 1657.

John. Admitted at Gray's Inn, Feb. 16, 1607-8. Called to the bar,
1614 : ancient, 1627. Married Cecily, daughter of Sir J. Lunsford, of Sussex.
Lord of the manor of Beechamwell, Norfolk. Died Dec. 17, 1638 (v. Carthew,
III. p. 44).

Paget, Nathaniel : son of John Paget. Bom in Skirpenbeck, Yorkshire. School,
Butter Crambe, under Mr Perry. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table,
June 13, 1606. Surety, the Master, Dr Legge.

B.A. 1609-10 : M.A. 1613. Scholar, Mich- 1606 to L. Day 1613. Vicar
of Melbourne, Cambs., 1617, for a few months. Vicar of Kirby Grindalyth,
Yorks., 1617-8 : Rector of Middleham, Yorks., 1618.

♦Moore, William: of Gissing, Norfolk (bapt. Nov. 29, 1590): son of WilUam
Moore, mediocris fortunae. School, Moulton, under Mr Machet. Age 16.
Admitted to the scholars' table, June 22, 1606. Surety, the Master,
Dr Legge.

B.A. 1609-10: M.A. 1613. Incorporated at Oxford, July 13, 1619.
Scholar, L. Day 1608 to Mich' 1613. Junior fellow, Mich- 1615: senior,
Mich' 1621 to July 1647. Greek and Hebrew lecturer for some years.
University rhetoric lecturer, 1614. University librarian ("the model libra-
rian"— H. Bradshaw) 1653-9. He was appointed to continue the college
Annals in 1636. Buried at Gt St Mary's, Cambridge, Ap. 18, 1659. Dr Dell
would not allow him to be buried " by the liturgy" in Caius College Chapel ;
where it is said he was the last to read the service before the alteration.
But it was afterwards proposed {Gesta, Nov. 14, 1659) to remove his body
thither, if possible, and to erect a monument there. " Through his whole life a
diligent collector and transcriber of the choicest MSS. which he could possibly
purchase by love or money : all which he gave to Caius College " (v. Funeral
Sermon by Tho* Smith, B.D.). He was not strictly ejected from his fellow-
ship, but resigned it, July 17, 1647. Baker (x. 241) gives a copy of his
resignation, in which he says he makes it "pure sponte simpliciter et
absolute." After his retirement he resided in Cambridge. He gave a
splendid collection of MSS. to the college library (v. catalogue of them

1606. 193

in Dd, 4. 36 : Univ, Lib,), He contributed verses to Winterton's HippocrcUes,
1633.

Wharton, Charles : son of Henry Wharton. Bom in Norwich. At school there
under Messrs Bird and Swan. Age 14. Admitted June 24, 1604, sizar of
his surety, Mr Stokes.

B.A. 1610-1: M.A. 1614. Ordained priest (Norw.) Dec. 18, 1614.
Vicar of Runham, Norf., 1615 to his death in 1626.

Miclethwayte, Paul : of Plumstead, Kent : son of Thomas Miclethwajrte. School,
Canterbury, under Mr Raven. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table,
June 27, 1606. Surety, Mr Naylor.

B.A. 1609-10: M.A. (Sid.) 1613. Incorporated at Oxford, July 11, 1615.
D.D. 1628. Fellow of Sidney College. Master of the Temple Church,
1628 ; rector of Hurstmonceaux, Sussex, 1637-9; and of Sandy, Beds., 1639,
till his death, Aug. 4, 1639. Brother of Elias, p. 169.

Eveleigh, Richard : of Clist-Hydon, Devon : son of Robert Eveleigh, yeoman.
School, Tiverton, under Mr Butler. Age 18. Admitted July 3, 1606, sizar
of his surety, Mr Thwaytes.

B.A. 1609-10. Incorporated at Oxford, July 11, 1611. M.A. 1613.
Scholar, L. Day 1608 to Mich" 1612. Rector of St Pfeter Tavy, Devon, 1615 :
and of Bratton, 1616. Preb. of Exeter, 1616.

Cary, John : son of Philip Cary, mediocris fortunea (of Huntingfield, Suff.). Bom
at Bury St Edmunds. At school there, under Mr Mosse. Age 15. Ad-
mitted pensioner. Surety, Mr Duisborough.

B.A. 1609-10: Scholar, L. Day 1608 to L. Day 1610 Of Huntingfield,
Suff., gent. His will was proved (P. C. C.) May 3, 1638. He mentions his
(second) wife Mary; son Philip, and others. (J. J. M.)

Marshara, John: of Toft, Norfolk: (second) son of Robert Marsham, gent, ^of
Little Melton). School, Breccles, under Mr Branthoit Admitted to the
scholars' table, July 6, 1606. Surety, Mr Scottowa

B.A. 1609-10. Scholar, L. Day 1608 to Mich' 1611. Married Margaret,
daughter of C. Hyme, of Norwich. Nephew of John, of 1564 : and father of
Robert, of 1635. The father seems to have been a relative of Dr Bran-
thwaite, the Master (see will of latter). For pedigree, see Vis, of Norf,

Riding, Geoflfrey: son of Hugh Riding. Born in Cambridge (bapt. at Gt St
Mary's, Jan. 15, 1589: 'Godfrey'). At school there, under Mr Roadknight.
. Age 16. Admitted July 17, 1606, sizar of his surety, Mr Naylor.
B.A. 1609-10 : M.A. 1613. Brother of John, p. 162.

♦Watts, William : of Tibenham, Norfolk : son of William Watts. School, Moulton,
under Mr Matchet. Age 16. Admitted sizar of his surety, Ds Kidman.

B.A. 1610-11: M.A. 1614. Incorporated at Oxford, July 14, 1618.
D.D. 1639. Chaplain of the college, L. Day 1616 to L. Day 1626. Held
the offices of Rhetoric prselector, 1616-7: and Greek lecturer, 1617-8.
Afterwards travelled abroad accompanying Sir Albert Morton on a mission
to France and elsewhere. On his return became chaplain to Charles I.
Vicar of Barwick, Norf., 1624. Rector of St Alban, Wood Street,
London, 1625. Prebendary of Wells, 1633. Chaplain to Earl of Arundel,
General in the Scotch expedition, 1639. Ejected from his preferment, and
forced to flee in 1642, when he became chaplain to Prince Rupert, and was
present in most of his battles. Nominated Archdeacon of Wells in 1645,
- but never obtained possession. Died at Kinsale, when blockaded there with
Prince Rupert. A great critic and divine : spoken of by Vossius as ** clarissi-
mus." " Vir erat faceti et vivacis ingenii, sedentariie vitae irapatiens" (AnnaU),

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194 GONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Author of several works : An English translation of Augustine's Confessions ;
Mortification apostolicall (Sermon, 1637); The Swedish Intelligencer, an
account of the campaigns of Gustavus Adolphus. He edited the History of
Matthew Paris, of which he gave a copy to the library (1640). There is also
an account in the Tanner MSS. (Bodleian) of a MS. work by him, The
Church's linen Garment^ finished in 1646. (v. Walker, n. 72.)
Flight, Robert: of Suffield, Norfolk: son of William Flight. School, North
Walsham, under Mr Tilles. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars* table,
Sep. 28, 1606. Surety, Mr Browne.

B.A. 1609-10 : M.A. 1613. Scholar, Mich" 1606 to L. Day 1610. Rector
of Gunton, Norf., 1614-20.

Mich- 1606— Mich" 1607.

Bumapp, John : of Stanstead, Herts. : son of Thomas Bumapp. School, Roydon f
(*Raiden'), under Mr Viall. Age 16. Admitted sizar of his surety,
Ds Kidman.

B.A. 1609-10: M.A. 1613. Curate of Bennington, Herte., 1614-29.
Rector of Aston, Herts., 1629-53: buried there, Ap. 13, 1653. Signed the
petition of Herts, ministers in favour of Presbyterian government, in 1646
(Urwick p. 560).

Skarburghe, Henry: of North Walsham, Norfolk (bapt. July 21, 1590): son of
Henry Skarburghe, attorney at law. School, North Walsham, under Mr
Tylles. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars* table, Oct. 9, 1606. Tutor and
surety, Mr Anthony Duisborough, fellow.

Scholar, Mich* 1608. Died in college; buried at St Michael's, Ap. 11,
1609. Son of Henry, p. 112. Brother of Samuel 1610; and John, 1614.

Chamberlin, Edmund : son of Leonard Chamberlin, gent., deceased. Bom at
Swannington, Norfolk. At school there, under Mr Skarborough. Age 17.
Admitted to the scholars' table, Nov. 10, 1606. Surety, Mr Thomas Thwayts,
fellow.

Probably died young. Leonard occurs in the Vis. of Norfolky but not his
son Edmund.

Bery, Thomas: of Cambridge: son of Martin Bery, proctor (< procurator ad
legem'). School, Cambridge, under Mr Rodeknight. Age 16. Admitted to
the scholars' table, Nov. 12, 1606. Surety, the Master, Dr Legge.

Scholar, Mich' 1606 to L. Day 1610. His father seems to have been
formerly fellow of Trinity Hall; and to have drawn up the copy of our
statutes sent to Abp Parker in 1574 {Lamb. MS. 720).

Page, Nicholas: of Sandwich, Kent: son of Thomas Page, merchant. School,
Sandwich, under Mr Knowles. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table,
Nov. 15, 1606. Tutor and surety, Mr John Browne, fellow.

B.A. 1610-1: M.A. 1614: B.D. 1639. Scholar, Mich- 1606 to Mich-
1613. Rector of Stockton, Norf., 1631-1634.

Morse (Mosse), Lionel : of Flempton, Suffolk : son of Philip Morse, gent., deceased.
School, Bury St Edmunds, one year, under Mr Dickerson. Age 16. Ad-
mitted to the scholars' table, Feb. 18, 1606-7. Tutor, Mr Anthony
Duisborough, fellow.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, Nov. 20, 1611. Of Thorpe, Norf., gent. Owned
lands in Flempton, Lackford and Hengrave (J. J. M.). 'Lionel Morse, of
Flempton, aged 23, married Elizabeth Disborough, at Teversham, Cambs.,
June 12, 1616.' Will proved (P. C. 0.) Jan. 2, 1655-6 : mentions wife Hester,
and several children. Probably * the eminent lawyer of Norwich,' brother of

1606—1607. 195

the Jesuit martyr, Henry Morse, executed 1645 ; for whose reprieve he made
great efforts, offering to bind himself in £2000 that he should not return
(v. Foley i. 593). One of the same names *of Norfolk,* was admitted at
Exeter ColL Oxford, Feb. 27, 1600-1 : but is described as 17 years of age.

Flower, John and Ralph : of Whitwell, Rutlandshire : sons of John Flower, Esq.
School, Billesdon, Leicestershire, two years under Mr Cade. Ages 18 and 17.
Admitted April 9, 1607, pensioners to the bachelors' table. Surety, Thomas
Kidman, B.A., probationer-fellow.

John. Previously entered at Gloucester Hall, Oxford, Jan. 17, 1600-1 :
i^;ed 9. Of Whitwell, Esq. Married Jane, daughter of Ralph Sheldon, Esq.,
of Beoley, Worcs., and had issue (v. Vis. of EtUs., 1619; and Vis. of NoUs,^
1614).

Ralph. Probably died young : not mentioned in the Vis. of Huts, above.

Norgate, Henry, of Aylsham, Norfolk: son of Henry Norgate, gent. School,
Aylsham, under Mr Eston, six years. Age 18. Admitted to the scholars'
table, April 17, 1607. Surety, Mr Thomas Bachcroft, fellow.

Golty, Edward : of Aylsham, Norfolk : son of George Golty, gent. School,
Aylsham, under Mr Eston, six years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars'
table, April 17, 1607. Surety, Mr Thomas Bachcroft, fellow.

B.A. 1610-1 : M.A. 1614. Scholar, L. Day 1608 toL. Day 1613. Rector
of Lit. Steeping, Lines., 1618.

Whitney, Nicholas : of Walden, Essex (bapt. at Saffron Walden, Feb. 10, 1589) :
son of Thomas Whitney, gent., deceased. School, Dalham, Suffolk, under Mr
Riding. Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table. May 10, 1607.
Surety, Mr John Browne, fellow. (Brother of Thomas p. 176 j and George,
p. 206.)

Admitted at Lincoln's Inn, Ap. 24, 1610.

Hawes, Edward : of London : son of Christopher Hawes, minister. School, West-
minster, under Mr Ireland, two years. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars'
table, June 9, 1607. Tutor, Mr John Browne, fellow. Previously admitted
at St John's College, June 23, 1606, under Mr Allenson, tutor.

Scholar, L. Day 1607 to Mich* 1607. Author, when a boy at West-
minster, of Trayterous Percyes and CcUeshyes Frosopopeun^ London, 1606 : " ex-
ceedingly scarce " (Watt).

Symonds, Edmund : of North Walsham, Norfolk : son of John Symonds, gent,
deceased. School, North Walsham, under Mr Tilles. Age 17. Admitted
to the scholars' table, June 12, 1607. Surety, Christopher Husband.

RA. 1610-1 : M.A. 1614. Scholar, L. Day 1608 to Mich' 1614. Rector
of Sloley, Norf., 1625-8.

Tilney, Francis : of (East) Tuddenham, Norfolk : son of Francis Tilney, gent.
School, Hardingham, under Messrs €k)uld and Philipps. Age 15. Admitted,
June 18, 1607, sizar of his surety, Mr John Browne.

RA. 1610-1 : M.A. 1614. Scholar, L. Day 1608 to L. Day 1613. Or-
dained priest (Norw.) Ju. 15, 1617. Vicar of Denham, Suff., 1617. Married
Mary, daughter of Hilary Far, of Hoxne, and had issue. Subscribed £20 for
defence of the Parliament, 1642. Will proved (Norw. C. C.) Sep. 28, 1663.
(F. G.) Probably brother of Nathaniel, p. 206. Pedigree of Tilney of
K Tuddenham, in Vis. of Niyrf,

Mutley, Thomas : of Debenham, Suffolk : son of Richard Mutley, minister. Edu-
cated at Debenham, under his father. Age 19. Admitted, July 7, 1607,
sizar of the Master, Dr Legge.
B.A. 1610-1.

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196 GONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Loft, Itchingham : of Gillingham St Maxy, Norfolk : son of Nicholas Loft, minister
(rector of Shipmeadow, Suff.). School, Winston, under Mr Raphe. Age 18.
Admitted, Sep. 9, 1607, sizar of his surety, Mr Nicholas Saunders, fellow.

Ordained priest (Norw.) May 19, 1611. Vicar of Bramfield, Suffolk, 1619
-42. The will of Itchingham Lofts, of Bramfield, clerk, was proved (P. C. C.)
1642 : that of Priscilla Lofts, his widow, (P. C. C.) May 23, 1653. She leaves
her whole estate to a grand-child, Itchingham Wright. (J. J. M.)

Tayler, Nicholas : of St Albans, Herts. : son of John Tayler, gent. School, St
Albans, under Mr Gibson, three years. Age 18. Admitted to the scholars'
table, Nov. 25, 1607. Surety and tutor, Mr John Browne, fellow.
Previously admitted at St John's College, February, 1605-6, under Mr Bra-
thwait (v. p. 170), tutor. (lie-admitted, as fellow-commoner, Oct. 25, 1613.)

B.A. 1609-10: M.A. 1613. Scholar, L. Day 1608 to Mich- 1608. Or-
dained deacon (Lond.) June 4, 1615. Probably vicar of Bametby-le-Wold,
lanes., 1617.

♦Branthwaite, William. Master of the College. Entered at Clare, 1578. B.A.
1582-3 : M.A. (Emm.) 1586 : D.D. 1598. Fellow of Emmanuel, 1594-1607.
Appointed Master of Caius by royal mandate, Dec. 9, 1607 : the fellows had
elected Dr Gostlin, but owing to some informality this election was set asida
He was a good Hebrew scholar, and was one of the Cambridge committee for
the revised translation of the Bible. Died, whilst Vice-chancellor, Feb. 15,
1619-20. He was a considerable benefactor ; leaving property for the founda-
tion of four scholarships, and very many books to the library. He was the
first of eighteen of the family who entered our college. His portrait is in the
Master's lodge. For some account of the circumstances of his election, and of
his rule in college, see under Masters, (D. N. B.)

RooSj Gilbert: of Laxton, Notts.: son of Peter Roos, Esq., deceased. Schools,
Laxton, under Mr Strutt ; and Eton for a year and a half, under Dr Langley.
Age 15. Admitted fellow-commoner, Jan. 18, 1607-8. Surety, the Master,
Dr Thomas Legge. (Dr Legge died July, 1607.) Previously admitted as
a fellow-commoner, at Emmanuel College, under Mr Robinson, tutor, April,
1607.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, Feb. 2, 1607-8. Married , daughter of

Orrell, of S. Cave. See Via, of Notts,

Williams, William: of Sandwich, Kent: son of Daniel Williams, merchant,
deceased. Schools, Sandwich, under Mr Shine, four years ; and EUy, under
Mr Holdred, four years. Age 19. Admitted to the scholars' table, Jan. 19,
1607-8. Tutor and surety, Mr John Browne, fellow. Previously admitted at
Clare Hall, Jan. 12, 1604-5, under Mr Bing, tutor.

B.A. 1608-9: 36th, out of 53, in the list. M.A. 1612: B.D. 1623.
Scholar, L. Day 1608 to L. Day 1611. Afterwards a schoolmaster (v. Robert
Palmer, 1626), at Launceston, 1621, and at Liskeard, 1624-5.

Pettus, Thomas: (second) son of John Pettus, knt., alderman (and mayor) of
Norwich. Born there (bapt. St Simon and St Jude, May 18, 1591.) School,
Acle ('Ocle '), under Mr Stone. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors'
table, Jan. 30, 1607-8. Tutor, Mr John Browne, fellow. (Readmitted, as
fellow-commoner, Jan. 5, 1609-10.)

Admitted at Lincoln's Inn, May 29, 1609. Lord of the manor of
Chediston, Suff. Married, 1614,. Anne, daughter of Calibut Walpole, Esq.
Died Oct. 1618 : buried at Caistor St Edmund. Pedigree in Vxb, of Eaaex^
and Via, of Norf (Blomef. iii, 370; iv. 359.)

Lawrence, Nathaniel : of St Neot's, Hunts. : son of Edmund Lawrence, gent. Bom
at Bedford. School, Cambridge, under Mr Rodeknight A^ 18. Admitted,

1607—1608. 197

Feb. 11, 1607-8, sizar of his tutor and surety, Mr Christopher Husband,
fellow.

B.A. 1611-12 : M.A. 1615. Probably curate of Pirton, Herts., 1616.
Yicar of Gt Staughton, Hunts., 1623.

Ayscough, Edward: son of Roger Ayscough, knt. Bom at Nuthall, Notts.
School, Southwell, under Mr Reynolds. Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the
bachelors' table, Feb. 10, 1607-8. Tutor and surety, Mr Anthony Duis-
borough, fellow.

Eldest son and heir. Admitted at Gray's Inn, June 14, 1608 : caUed,
1617 : ancient, 1627. Of Hempsall and Nuthall, Esq. Married a daughter
of Sir Francis Roberts, of Willesden, Middx. (v. Notts. Ft9., 1614 ; and
Foster's Misc. Gen.). Brother of William, p. 198.

Shoquetu (Shockton, Shoke), Thomas: of Norwich: son of Thomas Shoquetu,
deceased : of French extraction. School, Norwich, under Mr Brigges, five
years. Age 18. Admitted, Feb. 12, 1607-8, sizar of his surety, Mr Thomas
Thwayts, fellow.

B.A 1611-2 : M.A 1615. Scholar, L. Day 1608 to Mich- 1613.

Huxley, Richard : of the parish of St Sepulchre, London : son of William Huxley,
citizen of London. School, Westminster, under Mr Ireland, three years.
Age 15. Admitted, Feb. 21, 1607—8, sizar of his surety, William Bran-
thwaite, D.D., master.

B.A 1611-2. Scholar, L. Day 1608 to L. Day 1613. Ordained priest
(Roch.) June 19, 1614. Rector of Ashill, Norf., 1621-76.

Layer, Augustin: of Norwich (bapt. St Mich. Coslany, Nov. 14, 1591): son of
Augustin Layer, deceased. School, Norwich, under Mr Stonham, five years.
Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, April 10, 1608. Tutor and surety,
Mr Chr. Husband, fellow.

B.A. 1611-2. Scholar, L. Day 1608 to Mich- 1612. Pedigree in Vis. of
Norfolk. Brother of Thomas, p. 180.

Jenny, Francis : of Brightwell, Suffolk : son of William Jermy, Esq. Schools,
Boxford, under Mr Hogan, two years ; and Southwold, under Mr Claydon, for
half a year. Age 18. Admitted fellow-commoner, April 18, 1608. Tutor
and surety, Mr A. Duisborough, fellow.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, May 19, 1609 : "son and heir of William, of
Worlingworth." Pedigree in Vis. of Norfolk.

Dowe, John : son of Robert Dowe, rector of Upper Rickingball, Suffolk. School,
Botesdale, under Mr Fowle, six years. Age 22. Admitted, April 20, 1608,
sizar of his surety, Ds Kidman, fellow. Previously admitted at St John's
College, Nov. 11, 1606, under Mr Munsey, tutor.

Darlie, Thomas: son of Thomas Darlie, rector of Benacre, Suffolk. Bom at
Bieocles. Educated by his father. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table,
April 26, 1608. Tutor and surety, Mr Oliver Naylor, fellow.

B.A 1611-2 : M.A. 1615. Scholar, Mich- 1608 to Mich- 1612. Father's
will proved (Norw.) 1613.

Hall, Thomas: son of Richard Hall, husbandman. Bom at Brington, Hunts.
School, Oundle, Northants., under Mr Spencer, two years. Age 16. Ad-
mitted, May 3, 1608, sizar of his tutor and surety, Mr Thomas Bachcroft,
fellow

B.A. 1611-2 : M.A 1615. Scholar, L. Day 1610 to Mich* 1612. Ordained
priest (Norw.) May 26, 1616. Rector of Osmondeston, Norf., 1618-42 : and
of Frenze, 1618-42. Will proved (Norw.) 1642. Brother of John, 1618.

198 GONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Rolfe, Richard: of St Albans, Herts.: son of James Rolfe, gent, 'Juris civilis
peritus.' School, St Albans, under Mr Gibson, five years. Age 17. Ad-
mitted to the scholars' table, May 20, 1608. Tutor and surety, Mr John
Browne, fellow.

Scholar, Mich* 1608 to his death. Died in college ; buried at St Michael's,
Dec. 2, 1609. (v. Herts. Kw., 1634.) Probably son of James, of 1582.

Robson, John, M.A. : of Oxford : son of Robert Robson, deceased, formerly rector
of Warcop, Westmoreland. Bom at Kirby Thore. School, Appleby, seven
years, under Mr Reginald Banbrigg (Mr Bainbrigg was of Queen's, Oxford).
At Queen's College and St Edmund's Hall, Oxford, three years. Age 28.
Admitted fellow-commoner. May 26, 1608. Surety, Mr Anthony Duisborough,
fellow.

Matriculated at Queen's Coll., Oxford, Oct. 13, 1598. B.A. (from St
Edmund's Hall) Feb. 11, 1601-2 : M.A. 1605. Ordained deacon and priest
(Norw.) Sep. 21, 1605. Archdeacon of Northumberland. Rector of Morpeth;
1610: ejected about 1643. Chaplain in ordinary to Charles I. Canon of
Durham 1628. Married Margaret, daughter of Dr Cradocke, vicar of Gainford.
Buried in Durham Cathedral, April 12, 1645. Elected M.P. for Morpeth,
1621, but declared unable to serva (Foster AUimn. Oxon. : and Walker
n. 19.)

Ducket, Matthew : of Great Burdon, Durham : son of Robert Ducket, husband-
man. School, Darlington t (* Damton '), Durham, under Mr Lawden, for two
years. Age 19. A<£nitted, June 15, 1608, sizar of his surety, Mr Oliver
Naylor, fellow.

Bedingfield, Thomas : of Redlingfield, Suffolk : son of Thomas Bedingfield, Esq.
School, Southwold, Suffolk, under Mr Clayton, two years and a half. Age 16.
Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, June 24, 1608. Tutor and surety,
Mr Ant. Duisborough, fellow.

Admitted at the Middle Temple, 1608: Ancient, 1627: Lent Reader,
1635. Attorney General of the Duchy of Lancaster. Judge of the Common
Pleas, till the execution of Charles I., " upon whoso murder he laid down his
place and all public employments, retiring himself to Darsham " (Suckling,
II. 226). Married Elizabeth, daughter of Charles Hoskins, Esq., of Oxted,
Surrey. Died at Darsham, March 24, 1660-1. M. I. there. Pedigree in
Via. qf Norf, See Foss, Judges.

Ayscough, William: (second) son of Roger A3rscough, knt. Bom at Nuthall,
Notts. School, Southwell, Notts., under Mr Reynolds. Age 16. Admitted
pensioner to the bachelors' table, June 24, 1608. Tutor and surety, Mr Ant.
Duisborough, fellow.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, Aug. 7, 1622. Registrar in the Court of
Audiences of the Abp of Canterbury, 1626. Married Elizabeth, daughter of
Roger Cole, of Surrey, and widow of Wm Oland Esq. Died without issue,
(v. Notts. Vis. 1614.) Brother of Edward, p. 197.

Dickenson, John : of Newten, Lancashire : son of Bryan Dickenson, husbandman,
deceased. School, Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmoreland, under Mr Hudson, seven
years. Age 19. Admitted, June 24, 1608, sizar of his tutor and surety, Mr
John Webb, fellow.

Died in college : buried at St Michael's, March 26, 1610.

Branthwaite, Richard : son of Richard Branthwaite, Esq., serjeant-at-law, deceased.
Bom in London. Schools, Eton, under Dr Langley; and London, under
Mr Umphreys. Age 17. Admitted fellow-commoner July 1, 1608. Surety,
his uncle, Dr William Branthwaite, master of the college.

Admitted at Lincoln's Inn, 1608. Owned lands in Wiggenhall St Pet.,

1608. 199

and St Germans. Elxecutor to his uncle, the master; whose benefaction he
supplemented, in 1621, by a gift of 64 acres in Wiggenhall. In a bond for
performance of this, dated May 9, 1620, he is described as of Ring wood,
Hants. (ColL Treas.) He and his cousin William Webbe (p. 200) gave to the
coll^^ a handsome silver gilt flagon : one of the comparatively few pieces of
old plate still preserved in the collide. His father is doubtless the man who
took part, with Topclifie, in the torture of seminary priests in the Tower (v.
Jessopp's One Generation, p. 266 ; and Jardine On Torture, p. 92).

Barwicke, Thomas : of Clopton, Suffolk : son of Henry Barwicke, gent. School,
Otley, under Mr Nathan Bowman. Age 16w Admitted to the scholars' table,
July 6, 1608. Tutor and surety, Mr John Browne, fellow.

RA. 1611-12: M.A. 1615. Scholar, L. Day 1609 to Mich- 1612. Or-
dained priest (Norw.) June 4, 1615. Rector of Chillesford, Suff., 1622-34. A
Mr Bar wick was sequestered from Mildenhall in 1644 ; and one from Now ton,
Suff : the latter died before Sep. 1647.

Wickes, Timothy : son of G^rge Wickes (formerly of the Coll^;e, p. 59), rector
. of Plumstead, Norfolk. Educated by his father. Age 20. Admitted July 6,
1608, sizar of Mr John Browne, fellow.

B.A. 1611-12 : M.A. 1615. Brother of Samuel, p. 172.

Burlington, William : of Tittleshall, Norfolk : son of William Burlington, mediocris
fortunae. School, Tittleshall, under Mr Crosse, three years. Age 19. Ad-
mitted, July 6, 1608, sizar of his tutor and surety, Mr Henry Hammonde,
fellow.

Symonds, John : of Hindolveston, Norfolk : son of Ralph Symonds, gent. School,
Lynn, under Mr Wright, two years. Age 14. Admitted to the scholars'
table, July 23, 1608. Tutor, Mr Oliver Naylor, fellow.

Of Bindolveston, Esq. Married Anne, daughter of Richard Towthby,
Esq., of lines. Left a son Giles, and other issue, (v. Vis. qf Lines., 1664.)

Watson, Matthew : of Welby, Lincolnshire : son of Thomas Watson, mediocris
fortunie. School, Qrantham, under Mr Towes, four years. Age 19. Ad-
mitted to the scholars' table, July 30, 1608. Surety, John Webb, M.A.,
fellow. Previously admitted at Trinity Coll^;e, March 1605, under Mr
Barton, tutor and fellow of that coU^e.

B.A. 1608-9. Incorporated at Oxford, July 10, 1610 : M.A. (Oxt) 1613 :
B.D. (do.) 1622. Fellow of Lincoln Collie, Oxford. Perhaps the same who
entered at Leyden, May 20, 1616.

Robinson, Thomas : son of Hugh Robinson, rector of Bramerton, Norfolk. School,
Bramerton, under Mr Thornton, four years. Age 17. Admitted, Sep. 14,
1608, sizar of his surety, Mr J. Browne, fellow.

B.A. 1611-2 : M.A. 1615. Scholar Mich" 1610 to Mich" 1612. Probably
ordained priest (Norw.) Dec. 20, 1612. Rector of Shadingfield, Suff, 1618-
1650. Buried there, July 18, 1650. Brother of Rookwood, 1611.

Jackson, Eleazar : of Hartlington, Yorkshire : son of Laurence Jackson, husband-
man. School, Bumsall, under Mr Taylor, three years. Age 15. Admitted,
Sep. 2, 1608, sizar of his surety, Mr John Fletcher, fellow.

RA. 1612-3. Scholar Mich" 1609 to Mich" 1612. Ordained deacon
(Glouc.) Dec. 24, 1615. Vicar of Powick, Worcs., 1622.

Co^ey, Edward. Probably son and heir of Edward Copley, gent., of Southill,
Beds. : at whose Inquis. post mort. June 9, 1609, he was in his sixteenth year.
In 1622 he held part of the Manor of Somerton, Suff., formerly owned by his
father. (J. J. M.) Admitted at Gray's Inn, May 24, 1614.

200 gonville and caius college.

Mich' 1608— Mich' 1609.

*Loude, Ralph : of Aighton, Lancashire : son of Edmund Loude, husbandman.
School, WhaUey, under Mr Browne, four years. Age 18. Admitted, Oct. 13,
1608, sizar of his surety, the Master, William Branthwaite, D.D. Previously
admitted at Emmanuel College, May 4, 1606, under Mr Walbanks, tutor.

B.A. 1609-10 : M.A. 1613. Incorporated at Oxford, July 4, 1618. B.D.
1622. Scholar, L. Day 1609 to Mich* 1613. Junior fellow, L. Day 1615 :
senior, Mich- 1621 to Mich* 1622. Greek lecturer, 1616: Hebrew, 1617-9.
Ordained priest (Peterb.) June 10, 1620. Rector of Blakeney, Norf. 1621-
41; and of Wiveton, 1640-71 (v. Lowde of Kirkham, in Lane, Via, 1664).
Brother of Roger and Robert, 1618.

Metcalfe, Nicholas: son of Leonard Metcalfe, rector of Tatterford, Norfolk
(bapt. Sep. 3, 1586). School, Fakenham, under Mr More. Age 20. Admitted
Oct. 25, 1608, sizar of his tutor and surety, Mr Thomas Thwayts. Previously
admitted at St Catharine's under Mr Knowles, and afterwards at Peterhouse
under Mr Dirham.

Ordained priest (Norw.) June 7, 1612 (B.A.). Curate of Bathely, Norf.,
1612-17-36. Perhaps the same who was minister of Rampton, Cainbs., in
1631. Will proved (Norw.) Sep. 16, 1664; where he \a described as "of
Blakeney, Norf., clerk."

Harris, Thomas : of the parish of St Issey, Cornwall : son of Anthony Harris,
gent. School, Bodmin (* Bodnam '), under Mr Cole, three years. At Exeter
College, Oxford, two years, under Mr Preadeux, tutor. Age 21. Admitted
to the scholars' table, Oct. 29, 1608. Tutor and surety, Mr Henry Hamonde,
fellow,

B.A. 1609-10 : M.A. 1613. Perhaps vicar of Paul, Cornwall, 1624-61.

Starling, Robert : of Sporle, Norfolk (bapt. Sep. 22, 1582) : son of Thomas Starling,
gent. School, SwafiTham, under Mr Kittelby, two years. Admitted at
Emmanuel College six years previously, under Mr Starli^ig, tutor, where he
resided for two years. Age 24. Admitted Oct. 31, 1608, sizar of his tutor
and surety, Mr Richard Parker, fellow.

Heigate, Robert : of Ramsholt, Suflfolk ; son of Edmund Heigate, gent. Age 35.
Admitted fellow-commoner, Jan. 19, 1608-9. Surety, Mr Oliver Naylor,
fellow.

Perhaps * second son of Edmund of Rendlesham : married Margaret,
daughter of John Broke of Ashfield, SuflF., and hath no issue : 1612.' (Via, of
Suff,, Metcalfe.) Will proved (P. C. C.) 1638 : "of Bradwell." (J. J. M.)

Fulger, Richard : of Mellis, Suffolk : son of Nicholas Fulger, gent. School, Eye,
under Mr Mosse. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table,
Jan. 20, 1608-9. Tutor and surety, Mr John Webb, fellow.

Webbe, William: of Motcombe, near Shaftesbury, Dorset: son and heir of
William Webbe, knt. Educated at home under Mr Smalley. Age 13.
Admitted fellow-commoner Jan. 27, 1608-9. Surety, his uncle, Dr William
Branthwait, master of the college.

Died in college, June 27, 1613; buried in the chapel. His mother was a
sister of the Master. See also Richard Branthwaite, p. 198. For account of
the family, see Hutchins' Doraet, in. 298. His monument will be familiar to
many readers of this volume : —

A rioher webb than any art can weave
The Boole of faith to Christ makes firmly cleave.
This webb can death nor deviUs sunder or untwist,
For Christ and Grace both groundwork are and list.

1608—1609. 201

Erdiswick, Richard : of Sandon, Staffordshire : son and heir of Sampson £rdiswick|
Esq., deceased. School, Eton, under Dr Langley, two years. Age 15,
Admitted follow-commoner Jan. 29, 1608-9. Tutor, the Master, Dr William
Branthwait.

Admitted at Lincoln's Inn, May 19, 1612. The father was the author of
the History of Staflfe. (v. Vis. of Staffs. 16U, 63).

Hovell, Gregory : of Winston (* Winerston'), Suffolk : son of Thomas Hovell, gent.
School, Botesdale, under Mr Fowle, four years. Age 19. Admitted to the
scholars' table, March 27, 1608. Surety, Mr Kidman.
B.A. 1617-8. Ordained deacon (Norw.) Dec. 19, 1619.

Doughtie, Andrew : of Bacton, Norfolk : son of William Doughtie, gent. School,
North Walsham, under Mr Tilles, four years. Age 18. Admitted, March 26,

1608, sizar of his tutor and surety, Mr Browne.

B.A. 1612-3 : M.A. 1616. Ordained priest (Norw.) Ju. 19, 1619. Rector
of Cranwich, 1620-6. Presented to Wilton Norf., June 15, 1613, but resigned
it in 1644 : when the college, " ob tenuitatem beneficii et iniquitatem temporis **
not finding a successor, the presentation devolved to the bishop. Buried at
Cranwich, Jan. 3, 1665-6.

Forrester, Abraham : of London : son of William Forrester, M.D. At school in
London, under Mr Slater. Admitted pensioner March 17, 1608-9. Surety,
Dr Perse, fellow.

B. A. 1612-3 : M.A. 1616. Incorporated at Oxford, July 9, 1616. Rector
of Folke, Dorset, 1614. Sequestrated in 1645, but afterwards reinstated. -
Resigned in 1665. Buried there, Oct 1668. Monument to his wife Katherine,
by whom he had several children (Hutehinn' Zhraet iv. 182). Rector of
Whatley, Som., 1664.

Campe, Christopher : of Pakefield, Suffolk : son of Benedict Camp, gent. School,
Benacre, four years. Age 16. Admitted pensioner, Feb. 20, 1608-9. Surety,
Mr Naylor.

Of Ellough, Suff., gent. He inherited lands in Oulton, Su£^, by his
father's will, proved (P. C. C.) 1649. In his own will, proved (Archd. Suffl)
Jan. 12, 1649-50, he says, <<I was son and heir to Benedicte Campe, of
Kessingland, gent. He owed £2000, suite of divers persons. His assets,
unduly spent by his executrix, my mother." Complains also of his brother
John as having " acted badly,'' and leaves all his lands to his kinsman Henry
Lone : " things which I may justly term my own^ if there be a meum and
iuum in this world." (J. J. M.) Buried at Beccles, Oct. 29, 1649.

Ives (Eves), Thomas : of Tuttington, Norfolk : son of Henry Ives, gent. School,
North Walsham, four years, under Mr Tilles. Age 18. Admitted, May 1,

1609, sizar of his tutor and surety, Mr John Browne, fellow.

B.A. 1612-3. Probably curate of Parson Drove, Cambs., in 1620.

Tennant, Richard : son of Henry Tennant, of Craven, Yorkshire. School, Giggles-
wick, three years, under Mr Shute. Age 18. Admitted May 6, 1609, sizar
of his surety, Dr Welles, fellow.

B.A. 1612-3 : M.A. 1616. Scholar Mich- 1612 to L. Day 1615. Ordained
priest (York) Sep. 19, 1619 : rector of BumsalL A royalist. He compounded
for his delinquency by a fine of £70, June 2, 1649. (Col, of Com, /or
Compounding.) His offence, " that he did assist the forces raised against the
Parliament.'' Brother of James, 1626.

Grenewood, Devoreux, of Shottesham, Norfolk: son of Christopher Grenewood,
clerk (vicar of Shottesham), deceased. School, Hedenham, under Mr Selby.
Age 19. Admitted, May 25, 1609, sizar of his tutor and surety, Mr Thomas
Kidman, fellow. Previously admitted at St Catharine's Hall, April 24, 1605,

202 GONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

under Mr Knowles, M.A., tutor; and at Emmanuel College about Nov. 1,
1605, under Mr Walbancks, tutor.

B.A. 1610-1. 'Devorex Grenewood, clericus' was buried at All SS.,
Norwich, Oct. 21, 1611. By his will (nuncupative) he leaves all his goods to
his brothers and sisters ; his mother, Elizabeth, executrix.

Aldhowse, Robert : of Stradbroke, Suffolk : son of John Aldhowse, gent., of Ash
Docking. School, Earl Soham, under Mr Bowman, for a year and a half.
Age 17. Admitted fellow-commoner, June 6, 1609. Surety, Mr J. Browne,
M.A., fellow.

B.A. 1611-2. Admitted at Gray's Inn, Nov. 27, 1612. Of Ash Bocking,
gent. Married Elizabeth, daughter of Samuel Blenerhasset of Lowdhimi
Hall, Suff. ; and had a son John, of Moulton, to whom he left lands ; and
£200 to each of three other sons. Will proved (P. CO.), May 15, 1666.
(J. J. M.)

Surges, William : of Alburgh (near Harleston), Norfolk (bapt there Ap. 15, 1592) :
son of John Burges, gent. School, Moulton, under Mr Machett, three years.
Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table, June 6, 1609. Surety, Thomas
Kydman, M.A., fellow.

B.A. 1612-3 : M.A. 1616. Probably vicar of Easton, Norf., 1616-9.

Doughtie, William : son of Robert Doughtie, gent., of Hanworth, Norfolk. Bom at
Norwich. School, Aylsham, under Mr Eston, three years. Age 17. Admitted
fellow-commoner, June 9, 1609. Tutor, Thomas Bachoroft, M.A., fellow.

Admitted at Lincoln's Inn, May 10, 1610 : ''son and heir." Of Hanworth,
gent. Married twice ; and had issue. Pedigree in Vis, of Norf.

Pecke, Thomas: of Ipswich, 'Olim Gippewich, urbecula huius comitatus quasi
Ocello, portuque satis commodo ' ; son of William Pecke, of Spixworth,
Norfolk. School, Aylsham, under Mr Eston, two years. Age 17. Admitted
fellow-commoner, June 20, 160d. Tutor and surety, Mr Thomas Bachcroft,
fellow.

Admitted at Lincoln's Inn, June 21, 1610. There is a monument to
his father at Spix worth, Norf., where he seems to have succeeded as lord
of the manor (Blomef. x. 455). Thomas Peck, of Spixworth, was sequestered
for delinquency, in being at Basing House when it was a garrison for the
king (CoZ. of Com. for Compounding),

Linsey, Richard : son of John Linsey, rector of South Creake, Norfolk. Schools,
Great Bircham under Mr Bloomefield, for a year and a half ; and Fakenham,
under William Jeffrays, B.A., for half a year. Age 16. Admitted to the
scholars' table, June 4, 1609. Tutor and surety, Mr John Webb, fellow.

B.A. 1612-3 : M.A. 1616. Scholar, Mich- 1609 to Mich« 1615. Ordained
priest (Norw.) Sep. 24, 1615. Schoolmaster at Lowestoft in 1617. Curate
of Hopton, Suff., in 1636.

English, Nicholas : son of Symon English, clerk, deceased. Bom at Peterborough.
School, Monk Soham, Suffolk, under Mr William Smith, three years. Age 18.
Admitted to the scholars' table, June 30, 1609. Tutor and surety, Mr John
Browne, fellow.

Third son. Entered in Lond. Via. of 1633.

Smith, William : of Elsing, Norfolk : son of William Smith, clerk (rector of
Elsing). Taught the rudiments of Latin at Monk Soham, Suffolk, by his
father. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, June 30, 1609. Tutor
and surety, Mr John Brovme, fellow.

Executor, with John Robinson of Elsing, to his father's will (of Monk
Soham, clerk), proved at Norwich, Feb. 10, 1631. He was probably afterwards

n

1609. 203

"of Metiield, gent.," and his will dated Feb. 20, 1653; proved (P. C. C.)
May 7, 1658. (J. J. M.)

For reference to the father, see next entry ; also John, p. 179.

Robinson, John : of Elsing, Norfolk : son of John Robinson, gent. Educated at
Monk Soham, under Mr William Smith. Age 15. Admitted June 30, 1609,
sizar of his tutor and surety, Mr John Browne.

RA. 1613-4: M.A. 1617. Ordained priest (Norw.), May 26, 1616.
There is a long Latin memoir of him in the parish chest of Elsing. It states
that ''the meanness and barbarity of this great Pedagogue'' — W. Smith above, —
"a noted schoolmaster, formerly an Etonian... condemned him for an entire
year to the lowest labours of agriculture, along with his hired servants, to the
great displeasure of his noble godmother" (Lady Anne Browne). He was
afterwards chaplain to her son, Thomas Browne, Esq., of Weasenham. Rector
of Elsing, 1616-67 ; where he rebuilt the rectory and restored the church, at
a cost of more than J&1200. He married Sarah Sayer, by whom he had a
Urge family. Died Oct. 17, 1667. (Norf. Arch. vi. 206.) Will proved
(N(nrw.), 1667: "An unprofitable minister of the Gospel of Jesus Chnst...
being very aged and feeble." Leaves to his son John "all his books and
priestly appareL"

Greene, George : of Norwich : son of Robert Greene, geut, attorney at law.
School, Norwich, under Mr Brigges, for a year and a half. Age 16. Admitted
pensioner to the bachelors' table, July 1, 1609. Surety, Mr Thomas Bachcroft,
M.A, fellow. (Re-admitted as fellow-commoner, Dec. 20.)

B.A. 1611-2. Admitted at loncolu's Inn, from FumivaFs Inn, June 21,
1610. Brother of John, 1617.

Comwaleys, Henry: son of Henry Comwaleys, gent, of West wick, Norfolk.
Born at Ranworth. School, North Walsham, under Mr Tilles, four years.
Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, July 4, 1609. Tutor and surety,
Mr John Browne, fellow.

Scholar, Mich« 1609 to L. Day 1611.

Baist (matriculated as Bajrse), Abraham : of Thetford, Norfolk : son of Abraham
Raist, mediocris fortunie. School, Thetford, under Mr Jenkinson. Age 17.
Admitted July 5, 1609, sizar of his surety, Stephen Perse, M.D., senior fellow.
RA. 1613-4 : M.A. 1617. Ordained priest (Norw.) Juno 4, 1615. Vicar
of K Tuddenham, Norf., 1617-77. Rector of Cawston, and of Brandon parva,
1631-77. Died Aug. 8, 1677 ; buried at K Tuddenham. M. L there. WiU
proved (Norw.) 1677. Brother of William, p. 163.

Stafford, Matthew, of Pliunstead, Norfolk : son of Thomas Stafford, rector of Filby.
School, Eton, six years, under Dr Langley. Age 19. Admitted to the
scholars' table, Aug* 4, 1609. Tutor and surety, Oliver Naylor, M.A., feUow.
Previously admitted at St Peter's College, Aug. 8, 1608, under Thomas
Soames, B.A., tutor.

B.A. 1612-3. Scholar, Mich- 1609 to Mich- 1613.

Utdng, Thomas : son of John Utting, rector of Weston, Suffolk. School, Shading-
field, under Mr Thazter, three years. Age 16. Admitted, Aug. 21, 1609,
sizar of his tutor and surety, Mr OHver Naylor.

Probably B.A. (Trin. Hall) 1616: M.A. (CaL) 1620: ordained priest (Norw.)
March 12, 1619-20. Rector of Weston, Suff., 1623. See Edward, p. 183.

Alexander, Jerome : son of Jerome Alexander, gent., of Thorpland, Norfolk.
Bom at GressenhalL School, Aylsham, under Mr Eston, a year and a half.
Age 15. Admitted, Sep. 11, 1609, pensioner to the bachelors' table. Tutor
and surety, Mr Thomas Bachcroft, fellow.

Admitted at Lincoln's Inn, 1616 (* Jeremy '). Barrister-at-Law. He was

204 OONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

employed by the college, in their suit with Sir C. Comewallis about lands in
Norfolk. Disbarred and condemned to the Fleet, on a charge of falsifying
documents in a suit, Oct. 25, 1626. He has given a long account of this and
other troubles in England and Ireland in which he was involved, in his
BrevuUe. We have a letter from him to "his loving friend Dr Bachcroft,"
begging for some help, and referring to his " infortuoitie and iU happ,'' and his
"being absented to a strange land" (Feb. 1626-7). He fled to Ireland,
whither he again obtained a pass, July 10, 1655. Knighted, Aug. 18, 1660.
Puisne Judge of Common Pleas (Ireland), 1660. He married a daughter of
John Havers, of Shelfanger, Norf. Author : " Breviate of a Sentence given
against J. A. in the Court of Star Chamber... with a narrative of divers other
oppressions: 1644."

*Blancks, William : of Kirby, Norfolk : son of Christopher Blancks, blacksmith.
School, Bramerton, under Mr Thornton, five years. Age 15. Admitted, Sep.
16, 1609, sizar of Mr Oliver Nay lor, fellow.

B.A. 1613-4: M.A. 1618: B.D. 1638. Scholar, Mich* 1612 to Christ-
1615. Junior fellow, Christ' 1616 : Senior fellow, L. Day 1623 to L. Day
1649, when he was ejected. Re-elected Mids' 1660, and remained fellow to
his death in 1676. Held the college offices of Greek and Hebrew lecturer,
catechist, steward, and salarist, at various times. University preacher, 1632.
President, 1661 to 1676. He died in Norfolk, 1676, having shortly before
, given £100 to the college : "which about five years since I did lay up in the
. Treasury." £50 of this was employed in the purchase of the advowson of
! Broadway, Dorset, in 1692. " Yir frugi gravis candidus et modestus. Unguis
tum Grseca tum Hebraica non mediocriter instructus, et eruditus, quarum
prselector apud nos multoties audiit " (Gostlin). Will proved (V. C. Court)
Sep. 12, 1676. He leaves lands in Barton, Cambs., and Shimpling, Norf. ;
" to Mr Punter my pupil, for his kindness showed to me when I was turned
out of the college, 2()""..."To the widow Folks, grocer, of Cambridge, the
press that is in her house, and also a table and carpet which she has had in her
house ever since I was turned out of the college." He had originally added a
legacy to the college, of £100, to be spent as the master and fellows should
think fit; but by a deed (ColL Treasury)^ dated Feb. 18, 1675-6, he gave this
during his life. He contributed one of the epigrams at the end of Winterton's
Hippocrates, 1633.

Pestell, John : of Westwick, Norfolk : son of John Pestell, gent. School, North
Walsham, under Mr Titles, four years. Age 18. Admitted to the scholars'
table, Sep. 21, 1609. Tutor and surety, Mr John Browne, M.A., fellow.

B.A. 1613-4. Ordained priest (Norw.) Dec. 21, 1617 ; as curate of Alby,
Norfolk. Vicar of Buxton, Norf., 1624-36 ; when he died.

Marshall (matriculated as Marsh), Thomas : of Seaming, Norfolk : son of William
Marshall, rector of Wood Norton. School, Fakenham, under Mr Foster, and
William Jeffi^ayes, B.A. Age 18. Admitted, Sep. 23, 1609, sizar of his
surety, Mr Thomas Bachcroft, fellow.

Probably B.A. (Trin.) 1613-4: M.A. 1617. A Thomas Marshall was
ordained priest at Norwich, Dec. 20, 1615 ; as vicar of Crostwick St Peter.
Examined by the Pari. Committee, July 1645, and sequestered in 1646. Yicar
of Tuttington, Norf., 1619. One of the same names was rector of Caldecot,
Herts., 1620. Sequestered in 1643 : there are orders, 1646, 7, for the pay-
ment of fifths to his wife. Son of William, p. 77.

Wright, Nicholas : of Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire : son of John Wright^
mediocris fortunee. School, Melton Mowbray, four years, under Mr WaUys.
Age 16. Admitted, Sep. 25, 1609, sizar of his tutor and surety, Mr Robert
Welles, M.D., fellow.

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Probably B.A. (Sid.) 1613-4: M.A. (Sid.) 1617; D.D. 1630: rector of
Thejdon Gamon, Essex, 1624: sequestered 1644: **He hath procured the
communion table to be set altar- wise... read the Book of Sports... hath betaken
himself to the Army of the cavaliers... a drunkard." Davids, Essex, p. 497.

MiCH» 1609— MiCH» 1610.

BaUiston, Christopher : of Bodham, Norfolk : son of Robert Balliston, husbandman.
School, Holt, under Mr Tallys, two years. Age 17. Admitted, Oct. 10, 1609,
and elected scholar on the foundation of Mr Willyson, Oct. 31, 1609. Tutor
and surety, Mr Anthony Duisborough, fellow.

Scholar, Mich* 1609 to L. Day 1613. Ordained priest (Norw.) July 19,
1614. Rector of Bodham, 1616-36.

Matchet (Machet), Clement : of Norwich : son of Robert Machet, gent. School,
Norwich, under Mr Brigges, two years. Age 16. Admitted, Nov. 15, 1609,
and elected scholar on Dr Caius' foundation, Nov. 18, 1609. Surety, John
Browne, MA., fellow.

His name does not appear on our lists of scholars : perhaps he died soon
after, or did not come into residence.

Gleane, John : son of Peter Gleane, gent, citizen and alderman of Norwich. At
school there for four years, under Mr Townley. Age 16. Admitted, June 27,
1609, pensioner to the bachelors' table. Matriculated Nov. 16, 1609. Tutor,
John Webb, M.A., fellow.

Third son. Married and had issue (see Vis, of Norfolk), M. I. at Sand-
croft (S. Elmham), Suff., to John Gleane, gent., who died Feb. 11, 1664-5,
aged 72 : also to Easter, his wife, who died 1657. The father was mayor of
Norwich in 1615, and was knighted by James I. (v. Blomef. v. 218.)

Hodgson, Anthony : of Newton, near Penrith, Cumberland : son of Thomas
Hodgson, husbandman. School, Blencow, under Mr John Davyes, nine
years. Age 18. Admitted, Dec. 2, 1609, sizar of Thomas Bachcroft, M.A.,
fellow.

*Hobman, Francis : of the parish of St Andrew, Holbom, London : son of Thomas
Hobman, mediocris fortune. School, Westminster, under Mr Ireland, two
years. Age 16. Admitted scholar, Nov. 27, 1609, and elected on Dr Caius'
foundation, Dec. 5, 1609. Surety, John Webbe, M.A., fellow.

B.A. 1613-4 : M.A. 1617 : B.D. 1628. Scholar, Mich- 1609 to Mich-
1617. Junior fellow, L. Day 1619 to Mich- 1628. Greek lecturer, 1622-3.
Ordained priest (Pet.), Mar. 12, 1619-20. Presented to St Michael Coslany,
Norwich, 1625. Rector of Greenford Parva, Middx., 1621 (presented by his
father). Presented to Foulden, 1627 : to Weeting All SS., June 23, 1637 ;
and to Weeting St Mary, July 17, 1651. Signs Bp Hall's subscription book,
Sep. 17, 1651 : one of Uie last entries before the gap. One of the bells at
Weeting All SS. has an inscription, stating that it was given by him. He
was buried there, Nov. 23, 1669. There is a monument to him with his
motto: "Mediatio Christi meditatio Christiam." He was the first of the
fellows elected on Dr Perse's foundation. Author : Latin verses before R.
Franklin's TracUUtu de Touts in lingua Grceca, 1630. Will proved (Norw.)
Jan. 21, 1669-70. He leaves £100 to the college, "from which 1 have
received many considerable and undeserved favours, in testimony of my due
and true thai^fulness," to dispose of according to their wisdom. " To my kind
nei^bour and loving friend, Mr Wm Lyng, rector of Hockwold, a ring which
I usually wear, with motto Quia mortis et amoris,^ Brother of John, 1614*

206 GONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Frost, William : son of John Frost, clerk, rector of Thomham, Suffolk. School,
Bury St Edmunds, under Mr Dickenson, two years. Age 16. Admitted,
Jan. 12, 1609-10, sizar of his surety, Mr Anthony Duisborough, fellow.

B.A. 1613-4 : M.A. 1617. Scholar, Mich" 1612 to Mich- 16U. Ordwned
priest (Norw.), Sep. 25, 1614. Curate of Ashfield Magna, Suff., in 1617.
Rector of Middleton, 1624-44. He appeared before the Court of High Com-
mission in 1635, for drunkenness and suspected immorality (CaL of State Pap,),
Sequestered in 1644 : "very forward to procure the setting of the rails... read
the Book of Sports on the Lord's Day... a tipler...in his distemper he came
hallowing and whooping home at unreasonable hours... dangerously suspected
of incontinency" (v. Davids, p. 244). Married Alice, daughter of William
Howell, of Ashfield, Suff.

Tilney, Nathanael : of Hardingham, Norfolk : son of Francis Tilney, gent. School,
Reymerstone, under Mr Gk>uld, B.A., and Mr Graver, B.A. Age 14. Ad-
mitted to the scholars' table, Jan. 17, 1609-10. Tutor, Mr John Browne, fellow.
B.A. 1613-4: M.A. 1617. Scholar, L. Day 1610 to Mids' 1616. Or-
dained priest (Norw.), Mar. 12, 1619-20. Vicar of Hemsby, Norf., 1624-43.
Buried at Hemsby, May 4, 1643. Brother of Francis, p. 195.

Whitney, George : of Saffron Walden, Essex (bapt. Oct. 18, 1592) : son of Thomas
Whitney, gent., deceased. Educated at Chenies, Beds, (sic), under Mr
Allebon, three years. Age 17. Admitted, Jan. 18, 1609-10, pensioner to
the bachelors' table. Tutor and surety, Mr John Browne. (Brother of
Thomas, p. 176; and Nicholas, p. 195.)

Hinckes, Samuel : son of Roger Hinckes, clerk, rector of Taverham, Norfolk.
Bom there. School, Norwich, under Mr Brigges, two years. Age 18.
Admitted to the scholars' table, March 15, 1609-10. Tutor and surety, Mr
Anthony Duisborough, fellow.

B.A. 1614-5: M.A. 1617. Scholar, Lady Day 1610 to Mich" 1614.
Ordained priest (Norw.), May 5, 1614. Rector of Sporle and Palgrave, Norf.,
1616 : rector of Wickmere, 1628 : and rector of Burlingham St Pet., 1621-52.
Buried at Burlingham, Oct. 14, 1652.

Gyrlington, William : son of Ninian Gyrlington, Esq., of * the Manor of Gyrling-
ton,' in the parish of Wycliffe, Yorkshire. School, Aldbrough ('Kirkebridge,
St John's, Aidbrough'), under Mr Nicholson, two years. Age 16. Admitted,
March 15, 1609-10, sizar of his tutor and surety, Mr Anthony Duisburgh.

Scholar, L. Day 1613 to Mich' 1613. Admitted at Lincoln's Inn, Oct. 8,
1612: '^of Girlington." His father and brother were returned as popish
recusants in 1604. Pedigree of the family in Foster's Vis. of Yorks., p. 619.

Pridgeon (Prujean), Francis : son of Francis Pridgeon, clerk, rector of Boothby,
Lincolnshire. Bom at Bury St Edmunds. Educated by his father. Age 14.
Admitted, March 23, 1609-10, sizar of his surety, Mr Thomas Kydman.

B.A. 1613-4: M.A. 1617 : M.D. 1625. Scholar, L. Day 1613 to L. Day
1615. Practised for many years in London. Licentiate RC.P., 1621 : fellow,
1626: registrar, 1641-7 : president, 1650-4. Ejiighted, Ap. 1, 1661. First
physician to Charles IL Married (1) Margaret, daughter of Thomas
Legatt, of Homchurch, Essex, (2) Margaret, daughter of Lord Gk)rge8 and
widow of Sir Thomas Fleming. Died at his house in the Old Bailey, June 24,
1666 : "plenus dierum, plenus nnmmorum" (Smith's Obit.), Buried, with his
first wife, at Hornchurch. His grace for M.D. was passed in 1621, the degree
was not conferred till 1625: "oath there to be taken doth slack his pro-
ceeding" (Cat, of Popish Physicicms, 1624; given in Foley i. 682). He was
appointed to compose the epitaph on Dr Harvey, (v. Munk's BoU,) Will
proved (P. C. C.) July 6, 1666. He was certified to the Com. for Advance of

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Monmfy 'that he frequents the church and is not addicted to Popery. He
complains (Nov. 13, 1646) that his house was rifled and his goods, to ^ue of
£500, carried away, so that he would have been in great want but for his pro-
fession/ {Gal, of State Papers,) Son of Francis, p. 96 ; brother of William,
1620.

*

*Cozen (Cosin), John : of Norwich : son of Giles Cozen, gent., deceased. School,
Norwich, under Mr Brigges, four years. Age 15. Admitted to the scholars'
table, March 25, 1610. Tutor and surety, Mr John Browne, fellow.

RA. 1613-4 : M.A. 1617 : D.D. 1630. Scholar, L. Day 1610 to Mich'
1614. Junior fellow, L. Day 1620 to Mich* 1624. Rhetoric praelector,
1620-1. University preacher, 1622. Secretary to Bp Overall, of Lichfield.
Chaplain to Bp Neile, of Durham. Master of Greatham Hospital and preb. of
DurlMun, 1624. Rector of Elwick, 1624. Archdeacon of E. Riding, Yorks.,
1625. Rector of Brancepeth, 1626. Married Frances, daughter of Matthew
Blakiston, preb. of Durham, 1626. Master of Peterhouse, 1635-44 ; when he
was ejected. Y ice-chancellor, 1639. Dean of Peterborough, 1640. After his
ejection he retired to Paris, where he was chaplain to the household of Queen
Henrietta Maria : he resided in the Louvre, and received a small pension from
the French government. In 1660 he returned to England, and resumed his
preferments at Cambridge and Peterborough. Bishop of Durham, Dec. 2,
1660; till his death, Jan. 15, 1671-2. Buried at Bishop Auckland. As
bishop he left a splendid reputation for his liberality and force of character.
(For a full account of his life and works see D. N. B.) He was an important
bene&u^tor to the college ; leaving money for the foundation of three scholar-
ships, and for a feast (see under Endourmenta), We have sevei*al letters from
him to Dr Brady on the subject (ms. 714). His picture in the Hall was the
gift of Thomas Baker, the antiquary.

Pepper, Robert : of Stanfield, Norfolk : son of Robert Pepper, clerk (rector of
Stanfield St Margaret), deceased. Schools, Rainham, under Mr Wright, three
years ; and Fakenham, under William Jefi&ayes, B.A., three years. Age 17.
Admitted, March 25, 1610, sizar of his surety, Mr John Webo, fellow.

B.A. 1613-4: M.A. 1617. Ordained priest (Norw.), June 15, 1615:
vicar of Freethorpe and Moulton, Norf., 1617.

Tyrrell, Henry : of Brinkley, Cambs. : son of Edward T3nTeU, Es^., deceased.
School, Withersfield, Suffolk, under Mr Cozens, three years. Age 17. Ad-
mitted fellow-commoner, March 21, 1610. Tutor and surety, Mr John
Browne, fellow.

Kellet, Anthony: son of Richard Kellet, vicar of Carlton-le-Moorland, Lincoln-
shira School, Lincoln, under Mr Houghton. Age 16. Admitted, April 5,
1610, sizar of his tutor and surety, Mr Wetherall, fellow.

Scholar, Mich* 1611 to Mich* 1612. Probably the Anthony Kellitt, gent,
of Boston, Lines., whose will was dated Feb. 12, 1680, and proved (Line.)
1681. He mentions several children and grandchildren.

Edmonds, William : son of William Edmonds, clerk, vicar of Rickroansworth,
Herts. School, Eton, under Dr Langley, three years. Age 18. Admitted,
April 10, 1610, sizar of Mr Branthwait, D.D. Previously admitted at Trinity
College, Oxford, May 1609, under Mr Bates.

B.A. 1612-3 : M.A. 1616. Scholar, L. Day 1610 to Mich' 1613. Probably
succeeded his father as rector of Rickmans worth : was sequestered in 1644,
restored in 1660, and died in 1670. Walker seems to confound the two
(II. 237).

Stribling (Strippling), Samuel: of Tawstock, Devon: son of Richard Stribling,
clerk, rector of Ashford, Devon. School, Barnstaple, under Mr Wilson, four

208 OONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

years. Age 17. Admitted, April 13, 1610, sizar of Mr John Gostlin, M.D.
Surety, Mr John Browne, fellow.

B.A. 1613-4. Scholar, Mich' 1610 to Mich' 1614.

Brooke, Thomas : son of Thomas Brooke, M. A., ESsquire Bedell of the University.
Bom in Cambridge (bapt. at St Botolph's, Feb. 13, 1594-5), and at school
there, under Mr Rodeknight. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table,
April 16, 1610. Tutor and surety, Mr Thomas Wetherell, fellow.

RA. (Trin.) 1613-4 : M.A. 1617. Scholar, L. Day 1610 to L. Day 1613.
Fellow of Ck>rpus by royal mandate, 1618 to 1621. Vicar of St Andrew's,
Cambridge, 1619-21. Died Aug. 1621. WUl proved (V. C. Court) Sep.
1, 1621.

Philips, Oeorge : of South Rainham, Norfolk : son of Christopher Philips, medi-
ocris fortune. Educated at Tivetshall, under Mr Collissonne, two years.
Age 17. Admitted April 10, 1610, sizar of Christopher Husband, M.A., fellow.
B.A. 1613-4 : M.A. 1617. For a time curate at Boxted, Essex. Played
a prominent part in the early history of New England, where he arrived
June 2, 1630. First preacher at Watertown, Mass., 1632-44. Died at
Watertown July 1, 1644: his "study of bookes" being valued, in the in-
ventory, at £71. 98. 9d. (v. D. N. B.)

Bowbeare, John: of Bampton ('Baunton'), Devon: son of John Bowbeare, gent
School, Tiverton, under Mr Butler, five years. Age 17. Admitted to the
scholars' table, June 9, 1610. Tutor and surety, John Browne, M.A., fellow.
B.A. 1613-4 : M.A. 1617. Scholar, Mich- 1610 to Mich- 1615. Ordained
deacon and priest (Exeter), Oct. 22, 1618. Rector of Stockleigh Pomeroy,
Dev., 1635.

Lawrence, Charles : son of Thomas Lawrence, clerk, rector of Stondon, Beds.
Educated at Westend, in the parish of Southill, under Mr John Carter, for
about seven years. Age 18. Admitted to the scholars' table, June 11, 1610.
Tutor, Thomas Wake, M.A., fellow.

B.A. 1613-4 : M.A. 1617. Scholar, L. Day 1610 to Christ* 1614.

Sheild, Edward: of Preston, Rutlandshire: son of Thomas Sheild, husbandman.
School, Uppingham, under Mr Burrowes, four years. Age 16. Admitted
June 26, 1610, sizar of Mr Matthew Stokys, fellow.

B.A. 1613-4: M.A. 1617. Incorporated at Oxford, July 11, 1620.
Scholar, L. Day 1613 to Mich* 1617. Rector of a mediety of Hallaton,
Leics., 1627.

Reeve, Thomas: of Langley, Norfolk: son of Thomas Reeve, husbandman. School,
Moulton, under Mr Matchet, one year. Age 16. Admitted June 30, sizar of
Mr Thomas Wake, fellow.

B.A. 1613-4: M.A. 1617: D.D. 1660. Scholar, Mich* 1610 to Mich*
1614. Rector of Colby and Alby, Norf., 1628. Ejected by the Earl of
Manchester, Aug. 13, 1643. After three years hiding he attempted to reach
the king at Oxford; but was captured and imprisoned at the Oatehouse,
Westminster, where he was very hardly used for three years. After much
soliciting he obtained a reversal of his sequestration in 1652, as r^ards the
temporalities. He was restored in 1660. Author of Sermons : — ^The Church's
Hazard, 1629: Nabal's Arraignment, 1630: Moses' old Square for Judges,
1631 : Sheba's Head cast over the Wall. His wife Mary petitioned the
Pari. Committee, Aug. 23, 1645, for relief from certain charges on her fiftha
(Cole's Ath. CafU.y and Add. 15669.) Brother of Michael, 1621.

Frances, Jonathan : son of John Frances, clerk, vicar of Langford, Beds. Schools,
Ely, four years, under Mr Pamphlin ; and Clifton, Beds., under Mr Welles, one
year. Age 14. Admitted July 4, 1610, sizar of Mr Henry Hamonde, fellow.

1610. 209

B.A. 1613-4 : M.A. 1617. Scholar, Mich' 1613 to Christ^ 1614. Licensed,
by the Bp of Lincoln, to practise physic and medicine throughout the diocese,
Ju. 3, 1630. Vicar of Langford, Beds., 1631. Vicar of Norton, Herts.,
1633-5.

Oatelin, Thomas : son of William Oatelin, gent. Bom at Cherry Hinton, Gambs.
School, Ely, under Messrs Pamphlin and Wigmore, five years. Age 17.
Admitted to the scholars' table, July 11, 1610. Tutor and surety, Mr
Anthony Duisburgh.

B.A. 1613-4: MA. 1617. Scholar, L. Day 1610 to Mich' 1615. Or-
dained priest (Norw.) Dec. 21, 1617. Rector of Brinton, Norf., 1618-70.
Will proved (Norw. C. C.) Dec. 31, 1670.

*Cruso, Aquila: son of John Cruso, a Fleming, mediocris fortune. School,
Norwich, under Mr Stonham, four years. Age 15. Admitted to the scholars'
table, Aug. 18, 1610. Tutor and surety, Mr Oliver Naylor.

B.A. 1613-4: M.A. 1618: B.D. 1626. Scholar, Mich- 1611 to Chrisif
1616. Junior fellow, Christ* 1616: senior, Mich* 1622 to L. Day 1634.
Rhet prelector, 1618: Greek lecturer, 1619. University preacher, 1623.
Ordained deacon and priest (Peterb.) June 11, 1620. Rector of Sutton, Suss.,
1633. Preb. of Chichester, 1637. Ejected. Died intestate: administration
granted (Chich. CO.) Jan. 12, 1662-3. Buried at Sutton, Nov. 13, 1660.
Pedigree in Lond, Vis. 1633. Two small pieces by him — University or
college exercises, — were published, with some by R. Watson (of 1628) in
1665. His are entitled EvSoifuuv Ariatotelicus^ and Antimachus GigatUum,
The Brit Mus. Catalogue supposes his name to be a pseudonym. Watson
praises Cruso's learning and scholarship very highly.

Mich- 1610— Mich- 1611.

Basnage, David : son of Nicolas Basnage, clerk, deceased, a native of France and
some time preacher at the French Church at Norwich. Bom in Norwich
and educated at the Grammar School there, under Mr Brigges, four years.
Age 18. Admitted Oct 10, 1610, sizar of Mr John Browne, (v. Daniel, p. 146.)

Scarburgh, Samuel : of North Walsham, Norfolk (bapt Nov. 4, 1593) : son of
Henry Scarburgh, attorney at law. School, North Walsham, under Mr lyiles.
Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, Nov. 3, 1610. Tutor and surety,
Mr Thomas Weatherell, fellow, (v. Edmund, p. 178.)

B.A. 1613-4. Admitted at Lincoln's Inn, July 5, 1614. Of N. Walsham,
Esq. Died Ap. 20, 1655 : buried at N. Walsham. M.L there.

Fothergill, Thomas : of Tork : son of William Fothergill, tanner. Educated at
Well, Yorkshire, under Mr Milner, two years and a half. Age 18. Ad-
mitted to the scholars' table, Nov. 23, 1610. Tutor and surety, Mr Thomas
vv^ eathei^U. fello'w

B.A. (Job.) 1616-7 : M.A. 1620 : B.D. 1627. Scholar, Mich- 1610 to Mich'
1614. Rector of Thorington, Suffl, 1643 : sequestered 1644, for having
forsaken his cure. Rector of Hardwick, Cambs., 1630-2.

Rand, John: of 'Elden,' near East Dereham, Norfolk: son of Nicholas Rand,
deceased. School, Westminster, under Mr Ireland, three years. Age 15.
Admitted Dec. 1, 1610, sizar of Thomas Weatherell, MA., fellow.
Scholar, Mich- 1610 to Mich- 1611.

Delawne, Henry: of London : son of Isaac Delawne, M.D., a Frenchman. School,
Norwich, under Mr Briggs. Age 18. Admitted Nov. 16, 1610, sizar of the
Master, William Branthwait, D.D.

Pedigree of De Lawne in LoncL Via. 1634.

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210 GONVILLE AND CAIUS.

Chamberlaine, Edmund : son of Thomas Chamberlaine, gent, of Stratton Andley,
Oxon. Bom at Hillesden, Bucks. Educated at Thame, Oxon., under
Mr Butcher, three years. Age 15. Admitted to the scholars' table, Jan. 17,
1610-1. Tutor and surety, Mr Thomas Wetherell, fellow.

B.A. 1614-5: M.A. 1618. Incorporated at Oxford, July U, 1618.
Scholar, L. Day 1611 to Mich* 1614. Admitted at Gray's Inn, Nov. 21, 1614.
Buried at Stratton Audley, Oct 25, 1654 (Foster; Alumn, Ox.).

Winter, Thomas : of Stow, Norfolk : son of John Winter, gent School, Ely,
under Mr Wigmore, one year. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table,
Feb. 6, 1610-1. Tutor and surety, Mr Thomas Weatherell, fellow.

B.A. 1614-5. Scholar, L. Day 1611 to Mids' 1617. Ordained priest
(Norw.) Mar. 16, 1616-7. Rector of Boughton, Norf., 1617-46.

Weatherell, Henry: of Framingham, Norfolk : son of Thomas Weatherell, gent.
Educated at Bramerton, under Mr Thornton, three years. Age 16. Ad-
mitted to the scholars' table, Feb. 13, 1610-1. Tutor and surety, Mr John
Browne, fellow. Previously admitted at Pembroke Hall in May 16 10, .under
Mr Reade, tutor.

B.A. 1613-4 : M.A. 1617. Scholar, Mich' 1612 to Mich- 1616. Ordained
priest (Norw.) Ju. 15, 1616. Rector of Harleston, Suff., 1617.

Micklcthwait, Joseph : of Tork : son of Elias Micklethwait, merchant. School,
York, under Mr Belwood, three years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars'
table. Mar. 22, 1610-1. Tutor, Thomas Weatherell, M.A., fellow.

B.A. 1614-5: M.A. 1618. Incorporated at Oxford, July 14, 1618.
Scholar, Mich* 1614 to Mich' 1618. Of Swine in Holdemess, Esq., J.P. Married
Ann, daughter of Percival Levitt, of York. Died Sep. 1658 : buried in York
Minster. The father was twice Lord Mayor of York, and M.P. (Hunter's
S. Yorka., ii. 353.)

Gf>nevile (Gunnell), Nicholas : of Worstead, Norfolk (bapt there, Oct 8, 1592) :
son of Robert Gonvile, mediocris fortunse. School, Norwich, under Mr Brigges,
three years. Age 18. Admitted Mar. 27, 1611, sizar of his tutor and surety,
Mr John Browne, fellow.

B.A. 1614-15 : M.A. 1618. Licorporated at Oxford, July 10, 1627.
Ordained priest (Norw.) Dec. 24, 1615. Curate of S. Repps in 1617.
Licensed to preach by the Abp of Cant, 1619.

White, John : of Eaton Socon, Beds. : son of John White, clerk (formerly of the
college), preacher, from Bamham (' Bemeham '), Suffolk. Educated under his
father. Age 16. Admitted, April 2, 1611, sizar of his surety, Mr Thomas
Weatherell

B.A. 1614-5: M.A. 1618. Vicar of Eaton Socon. Mentioned in his
father's will : << I have devoted you to the ministry, and have spent much to
fit you thereto " (v. Gorham's St Neots, 225).

♦Michell, Edmund: son of Robert Michell, citizen and merchant of Norwich.
At school there, under Messrs Gammon and Thornton, three years. Age 16.
Admitted to the scholars' table, April 4, 1611. Tutor and surety, John
^irown© .M. A. ffilloiv

B.A. 1*614-5: M.A. 1618: B.D. 1627. Scholar, Mich' 1611 to L.
Day 1618. Junior fellow, L. Day 1619: senior, Mich* 1624 to Mids'
1629. Rhet prelector, 1619-20: Gr. lecturer, 1621-2. Ordained priest
(Norw.), June 16, 1622. Rector of Hethersett, Norf., 1639—47 : Rector of
Acle, 1628-45: sequestered on the ground that "either of his livings is
a complete maintenance for a minister." {Add, 15669 ; Dec. 16, 1645.)

1610—1611. 211

Kadwell (Blodwell), William : of Great Dunham, Norfolk : (eldest) son of Giles
Bladwell, Esq., deceased. School, Wymondham, under Mr Eston, two years.
Age 15. Admitted fellow- commoner, April 4, 1611. Tutor and surety,
Mr John Browne, fellow.

Of Swannington, Esq., Lord of the manor of Coxford. Married Barbara,
daughter of John Pickerell, of Cringleford. Buried at Swannington, Jan.
1642-3 (Blomefield, viii. 444). Brother of Edmond, 1618.

Scryvener, Ralph : of Keswick, Norfolk : son of Peter Scryvener, gent.,
resident at Bacton. School, North Walsham, two years, under Mr Tyiles.
Age 17. Admitted, April 8, 1611, pensioner to the bachelors' table. Tutor
and surety, Mr John Browne, fellow.

Inherited lands in Tasburgh, Norf., from his father, in 1620; was then
married. (J. J. M.) Eldest son of Peter, of Bacton (v. Vis, of Nor/,),

Le Groos, Charles : son and heir of Thomas Le Groos, knt., of Crostwight, Norfolk.
Bom in Norwich. Schools, Aylsham and Wymondham, under Mr Eston, six
years. Age 15. Admitted fellow-commoner, April 13, 1611. Tutor and
surety, Mr Christopher Husband, fellow. (Brother of Thomas, 1618.)

Admitted at Gray's Inn, Nov. 4, 1614. M.P. for Orford, Suff., 1640.
Sheriff of Norf., 1627. Knighted Dec. 6, 1616. Married Muriel, daughter of
Sir Thomas Knevet of Ashwellthorpe, Norl There is a letter from him
to Sir T. Potts (Tanner MSS, Bodl,) promising to contribute £50 in plate
for the service of the Stata He was assessed at £1500 in 1654, by the Com.
for Adranee of Money. (Cal. of State Pctpers,) Pedigree in Via, (^Norfolk,

Andrews, Samuel : son of Philip Andrews, a Fleming, deceased. School, Norwich,
under Mr Stonham, two years. Age 15. Admitted to the scholars' table,
April 16, 1611. Tutor and surety, Mr Oliver Naylor, fellow.

B.A. 1614-6: M.A. 1618. Scholar, Mich' 1612 to L. Day 1618. There
is an order (June 1, 1647) for the payment of tythes to Mr Samuel Andrews,
" a godly and orthodox divine," sequestered to the vicarage of Heme, Kent.
Possibly the same who was rector of Southam, Warw., 1653-4; and again in
1661 : but see Alumn. Oxon,

Sandes, John: of Bennington, Lincolnshire: son of Robert Sandes, gent, of
Tumby. School, Lobthorpe, under Mr John Bayes, B.A., two years. Age
17. Admitted to the scholars' table, April 23, 1611. Tutor and surety,
Mr Christopher Husband, fellow.

Coates, Peter : of Sewstem, Leicestershire : son of Richard Coates, gent. School,
Lobthorpe, under Mr John Bayes, two years. Age 15. Admitted to the
scholars' table, April 23, 1611. Tutor and surety, Mr Christopher Husband,
-fellow.

B.A, 1614-5. Scholar, Mich* 1613 to Mich* 1615. Rector of Arnold,
Notts., 1632. Vicar of S. Wingfield, Derbs., 1646-75. An ardent presby-
terian during the Interregnum. Retained his living after 1662. Died Jan.
26, 1675-6. Buried at S. Wingfield; where there was a monument to him.
There are many references to him in the proceedings of the Wirksworth
Classia (v. Derb, Arch. Soc, ii. 135).

Derhaugh, Samuel: of Badingham, Suffolk: son of William Derhaugh, gent.,
debased. Educated at Cransford, under Mr Bowman, one year. Age 15.
Admitted to the scholars' table. May 7, 1611. Tutor and surety, Mr John
Browne, fellow.

Scholar (promus) Mich* 1611 to Mich* 1612. Of Peasenhall, Suff., Esq.
Will {MTOved (Norw.) Ap. 24, 1627. He leaves his lands to his brother in
law, Francis Noone. Apparently died unmarried (J. J. M.).

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212 GONVILLK AND CAIUS.

Nowell, Henry: son of Richard Nowell, clerk, rector of Bnckenham Ferry,
Norfolk. School, Norwich, under Mr Thornton, three years. Age 16.
Admitted to the scholars' table, May 7, 1611. Tutor and surety, Mr Oliver
Naylor, fellow.

B.A. 1614-5 :M.A. 1618. Scholar, Mich* 1612 to L. Day, 1616. Ordained
priest (Norw.) Sep. 21, 1617. Licensed to preach, 1619. Curate of Plumstead,
Norf., 1628; where he got into trouble in 1638 for refusal to pay ship-
money: "braving the sheriff in a great assembly... uttering contemptuous
words against the business, &c," for which he was summoned to Whitehall
{Col, ofStaU Papers),

Proud, Richard : son of Richard Proud, goldsmith, citizen of London, deceased.
Born in the parish of St Peter's, Cheap. At school in Cloak Lane, under
Mr Renolds, three years. Age 15. Admitted to the scholars' table. May 21,
1611. Tutor and surety, Mr John Weatherell, fellow.

B.A. 1614-5 : M.A. 1618. Scholar, Mich* 1611 to Mich' 1618. Ordained
priest (Norw.^ Mar. 9, 1622-3. Rector of Thrandeston, Suff., 1623. Suspended
by BpWren in 1636. Petitioned parliament for relief in 1640 : "being rector
of Thrandeston in 1636 he was unjustly suspended by Dr Corbet, chancellor
of the diocese, for not reading his Majesty's Declaration of Sports, and not
observing the directions of Bp Wren" (Tanner MSS. 220). Proposed as
minister of the Suffolk classis, 1645. Ejected from Thrandeston, 1662.

Armitstead, Thomas : of Stock,Torkshire : son of Lawrence Armitstead, husbandman.
School, Bumsall, under Mr Toppan, four years. Age 17. Admitted, May 31,
1611, sizar of his surety, Mr John Fletcher, fellow.
B.A. 1614-5.

Baynton, Jerome : son of Jerome Baynton, citizen of London. Bom in the parish
of St Leonard, East Cheap. School, Huntingdon, under Mr Beard, five years.
Age 15. Admitted to the scholars' table, June 10, 1611. Tutor and surety,
Mr John Browne, fellow.

Jenney, Arthur : of Rendlesham (' olim Rendili mansio '), Suffolk : son and heir of
Francis Jenney, Esq., deceased. Schools, Southwold and Worlingworth,
under Messrs Claydon and Barker. Age 18. Admitted fellow-commoner,
June 12, 1611. Tutor and surety Mr Anthony Duisborough, fellow.

Admitted at Lincoln's Inn, Feb. 21, 1612-3. Heir to his grandfather,
Arthur Jenney, of Knoddishall, 1604. Knighted, 1639. Sheriff for Suff.,
1645 ; and for Norf. 1655. ' Had endless possessions in Suffolk, and numerous
children, by his four wives ' (J. J. M.). Died March 22, 1667-8: buried at
Knoddishall. Will proved (P. C. C.) Ap. 29, 1668. Pedigree in Vis. of Norfolk.

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White (matriculated, * Wright'), Henry : of Ipswich, Suffolk : son of John White,
mediocris fortunse, deceased. School, Ipswich, under Mr Cotsford. Age 17.
Admitted, June 12, 1611, sizar of Mr Aiithony Duisburghe, fellow.

B.A. 1614-5 : M.A. 1618 : RD. 1625. Scholar Mich* 1612 to L. Day 1616
(or else John, p. 210). Ordained priest (Nor.) Sep. 29, 1615. Curate at
Ipswich in 1617. Rector of Rougham, Suff., 1636-61. M. I. there. Will
proved (Norwich) 1661.

Robinson, Roockewood: son of Hugh Robinson, clerk, rector of Bramerton,
Norfolk. Schools, Bramerton and Norwich, six years, under Mr Thornton.
Age 17. Admitted, June 18, 1611, sizar of his tutor and surety, Mr John
Browne.

Of Norwich, Esq. Married, and had a son William. Died March 7,
657-8 : buried at Scottow : M. I. thera Described as of Norwich, in the
Vis, of Norf 1664. Brother of Thomas, p. 199.

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Chandler, Robert : of Surlingham, Norfolk : son of Francis Chandler, mediocris
fortunse. Schools, Bramerton and Norwich, under Mr Thornton, five years.
Age 17. Admitted, June 18, 1611, sizar of his surety, Mr Henry Hammonde,
fellow.

B.A. 1614-5. Licensed as schoolmaster at Surlingham, June 16, 1616.
Curate there in 1636.
Vincent, Clement: son of Thomas Vincent, gent., of Worling worth, Suffolk.
Bom at Honingham, Norfolk. School, Southwold, Suffolk, under Mr Claydon,
two years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, June 23, 1611. Tutor
and surety, Mr John Browne, fellow.

B.A. 1614-5. M.A. 1618. Scholar L. Day 1613 to Mich» 1617. Rector
of Danbury, Ess., whence he was sequestered in 1644 : fifths allowed to his
wife, Feb. 1644-5. ''A great practiser of the late illegal innovations,... doth
encourage sports and plajdng on the Sabbath day before his own door,... a
common drunkard and swearer,... and hath expressed great malignity against
Parliament." (Davids' Essex, p. 379.)
Mace, Roger : of the parish of St Botolph, Cambridge (bapt. there, Nov. 24, 1594) :
son of Henry Mace, grocer (' aromatarius '). At school, under Mr Rodeknight,
six years. Age 16. Admitted, June 27, 1611, sizar of Dr Perse, fellow.

B.A. (King's) 1617-8.

Rogerson, Thomas : son of John Rogerson, clerk, vicar of Honingham, Norfolk.
School, Wymondham, under Mr Eiston, one year. Age 15. Admitted, July 3,
1611, sizar of his surety, Mr Thomas Thwayts, fellow.

B.A 1614-6 : M.A. 1618. Scholar Mich- 1614 to Mich- 1615. Rector
of Monk Soham, 1631. Ordained priest (Norw.) Dec. 24, 1615. Curate of
Norton Subcourse, 1620-62. Sequestered from Monk Soham about 1642.
On the petition of his wife, Margaret, the fifths were assigned to her. May 29,
1647. After his expulsion he "lived with a countryman in a very mean
cottage upon a heath for some years, and in a very low and miserable condition"
(Walker ii. 347). Doubtless brother of Christopher, 1613.

Skinner, Robert : of Beeston, Norfolk : son of Edward Skinner, husbandman.
School, Tivetshall, under Mr Collysson, one year. Age 18. Admitted, July 3,
1611, sizar of his surety, Mr William Crow, fellow.

B.A. 1615-6: M.A. 1619. Ordained priest (Norw.) June 15, 1617.
Curate, and schoolmaster, at Mileham in 1617 : chaplain there in 1662.
Rector of lit. Bittering, 1629-65 ; where he was registrar in 1654. Curate
of Longham, Norf., in 1636. Rector of Lit. BeaUngs, Suff. Chaplain to
Charles I. Author: Sermon before the king at Whitehall; 1634. Will
proved (Norw. Archd. C.) 1665.

Neve, Richard : son of Robert Neve, clerk, rector of Swanton Morley, Norfolk.
Schools, Norwich, under Mr Brigges, three years ; and Wymondham, under
Mr Eston, six months. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, July 3,
1611. Tutor and surety, Mr Oliver Naylor, fellow.

B.A. 1614-5: M.A. 1618: B.D. 1625. Scholar, Mich* 1612 to Mich*
1618. Ordained priest (Norw.) Dec. 20, 1618. Rector of Swanton Morley,
1619-43 j and of N. Tuddenham, 1621-62. He bought the advowson of
Swanton \ and in 1631 presented to Brandon. Buried at Tuddenham, Dec. 10,
1662. Author : Nox et Av/rora Britarmica, 1661 ; A sermon on the Restora-
tion, (v. Carthew, iii. 405.) Brother of Fermin, 1622.

Allde, Jonathan : of the parish of St Giles, Cripplegate : son of Edwarde Allde
citizen of London, printer. School, Merchant Taylors', under Mr Heyne, two
years. Age 18. Admitted to the scholars' table, July 3, 1611.

Took up his freedom as a stationer, July 1, 1616. Many references to
the family in Arber's StcUioners' Registers.

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214 GONVILLE AND CAIUS.

*Kynge, Robert: son of Richard Kynge, clerk, vicar of Weasenham, Norfolk.
School, Ely, under Mr Wigmore, t^ree years. Age 16, Admitted, July 8,
1611, sizar of his tutor and surety, Dr Perse, fellow.

B.A. 16U-5: M.A.1618: Incorporated at Oxford, July U, 1618: B.D. 1625.
Scholar Mich' 1612 to Chrisf 1617. Junior Fellow, L. Day 1619 to L. Day 1627.
Hebrew lecturer, 1622-4. Ordained priest (PeterbJ March 2, 1617-8. Pre-
sented to St Michael Coslany, 1625. Rector of S. Walsham, 1628. Yicar of
Swaffham, Norf., 1629-46. He is complained of in 1640, in a petition to
Parliament against Bp Wren, as 'having plurality of livings: a malicious
man in presenting his parishioners for not coming to the rails : a great gamester :
an idle parson yet hath two great livings besides : a common frequenter of
bowling alleys, and zealous in the observance of Bp Wren's orders' : (Tanner
MS. 220). He was sequestered from St Mich. Coslany in 1646, and from
Swaffham July 28, 1646; as ''of very scandalous life and conversation, &c"
He was licensed, June 17, 1629, to marry Frances Jegon of Sible Hedingham,
Essex. ^Foster). The fifths were allowed, July 30, 1646, to his wife Frances,
for herself and children. He was one of the two pupils of Dr Perse to whom
he left a legacy, of 40 shillings, and a gown. He gave to our library Kircher's
MagneSf and JDe Luce et Umbra. Buried at Weasenham, Dec. 10, 1648:
M. I. there. Will proved (P. C. C.) Ap. 4, 1649. Brother of William, 1626.

Gardiner, Thomas: son of Samuel Gardiner, D.D., rector of 'Great Rainham ',
Norfolk. Bom at South Walsham. (Bapt. St Mary's, Ap. 6, 1595.) School,
Norwich, under Mr Townley, a year and a half.. Age 16. Admitted to the
scholars' table, July 8, 1611. Tutor and surety, Mr Thomas Weatherell,
fellow

P^bably B.A. 1618-9. M.A. 1622. Scholar Mich' 1611 to Mich' 1614.
Perhaps rector of Ck>ttered, Herts, 1627-62 ; when he was ejected. Signed
the petition of Herts ministers in favour of Presbyterianism. Is returned as
a preaching minister in 1650. Licensed, as Presbyterian minister, in 1672.
(v. Urwick's Herts., 787.) A Thomas Gardiner was R. of Sherefoid, Norf., 1624.

Jenney, Thomas: son of Ambrose Jenney, gent., of Eltham, Kent. Bom at
Bexwell, Norfolk. School, Croydon, Surrey, under Mr Davyes, two years.
Age 15. Admitted to the scholars' table, Sep. 21, 1611. Tutor and surety,
Mr Thomas Bachcroft, fellow.

Either he, or Arthur of 1611, was scholar, Mich' 1611 to L. Day 1615.
Eldest son. Died without issue: not mentioned in his father^s will, dated
May 21, 1621. (See Vis. of Norfolk.)

Mich- 1611— Mich- 1612.

Sammes, Gerard : of Wickham, Essex : son and heir of John Sammes, knt School,
Moreton, under Mr Goodwin, two years. Age 15. Admitted fellow-commoner,
Oct. 8, 1611. Surety, the Master, Mr William Branthwait, D.D.

Admitted at Lincoln's Inn, Aug. 4, 1613. Of Langford Hall, lit.
Witham^ Essex, knight. Married Ursula, daughter of Arthur Champemoon
of Dartington, Dev. ; " widow to auditor Saxey." Died Ap. 28, 1630 ; leaving
a son Richard, (v. Via. of Ess. ^ 1612 ; and Morant, l 386.)

Southcot, €^rge: of Buckland, Devon (bapt. at Coffinswell, July 4, 1596): son
and heir of George Southcot, knt. (of Shillingford). School, Staines, Middlesex,
under Mr Evans, six years. Age 14. Admitted fellow-commoner, Oct. 19,
1611. Surety, the Master, Mr William Branthwait, D.D.

Admitted at Lincoln's Inn, Dec. 11, 1614. Of Buckland, Esq., where he
inherited an estate from his mother. Married Frances Braham, and had
issue. Will proved (P. C. C.) Sep. 29, 1654. (C. W.)

1611—1612. 215

Yelverton, Henry : (second) son of William Telverton, Esq. Bom at Edgefield,
Norfolk. School, Eton, under Dr Langley, three years. Age 17. Admitted,
Nov. 9, 1611, pensioner to the bachelors' table. Tutor and surety, Mr
Thomas Weatherell, fellow. (Re-admitted as fellow-commoner. May 6, 1612.)
Admitted at Gray's Inn, Feb. 2, 1611-2. Knighted, Nov. 5, 1629.
Married Alice, daughter of Wm. Barlow, bishop of lincoln. Died without
issue. His father was created baronet in 1620. His mother was a Stubb of
Edgefield, (v. Vis, of Nor/,)

Hewet, Thomas : of Ketton, Rutlandshire : son of Thomas Hewet, gent. School,
Ketton, under Mr Little, six year& Age 19. Admitted, Oct. 10, 1611, sizar
of his tutor and surety, Dr Welles, fellow. Previously admitted at St John's
Ck>llege, Feb. 1608, under Mr Haxby, tutor.

B.A. 1612-3. Scholar Mich' 1612 to Mich' 1613.

Bentlie, Edward : son of Stephen Bentlie, gent., of Brunstead, Norfolk. Bom at
Westwick. School, North Walsham, under Mr Tylles, three years. Age 17.
Admitted Nov. 18, 1611, sizar of his surety, Mr John Allen, fellow.

B.A. 1615-6. M.A. 1619. Ordained priest (Norw.) Feb. 21, 1618-9.
Vicar of Stow Bardolph, 1625-33. Rector of Snetterton, 1633-41 j and of
Beiwell, 1627-41. Died 1641.

Moundeford, Edmund : son and heir of Edmund Moundeford, knt. : of Mundford,
Norfolk. School, Wymondham, under Mr Eston, two years. Age 16. Admitted
fellow-commoner, Jan. 16, 1611-2. Surety, the Master, William Branthwait,
D.D.

Of Feltwell. Knighted, Dec. 9, 1629. M.P. for Thetford, 1628 ; and for
Norfolk, 1640. Married (1) Penelope, daughter of Thomas Brews of Wenham,
Suff. (2) a daughter of Sir John Heveningham, knt. He seems to have been
on the Parliamentarian side in the Civil War (Narf, Arch, v. 58). There are
many letters from him in the Gatody MSS, In 1642 he gave lands in Feltwell
for a Free School, for clothing the poor, and for an almshouse. Died without
issue : buried at FeltweU, May 11, 1643. (v. Vis. of Norf,)

Boteler, John : of Hatfield. Herts. : son of Henry Boteler, knt. School, St
Julian's, at St Albans, under Mr Heyward, four years. Age 17. Admitted,
Jan. 23, 1611-2, pensioner to the bachelors' tabia Tutor, Mr Thomas
Weatherell, fellow. (Re-admitted, as fellow-commoner, Ap. 16, 1612.)

One of the 17 children of Sir Henry, by his second wife. Half-brother of
John, Baron Boteler of Brantfield, who is directed by his father's will (1609)
to pay him £20 per an, '* to bring him up." (See Cheaters of Chicheley^
p. 143.)

Knevet, John : son of Thomas Knevet, knt., of Buckenham Castle, Norfolk,
deceased. Bom at Harling. School, Moulton, under Mr Matchet, three
years. Age 17. Admitted, Jan. 29, 1611-2, pensioner to the bachelors'
table. Tutor and surety, Mr Browne, fellow. (Brother of Philip, p. 166.)
B.A. 1614-5. Probably fellow of Trin. Hall, 1616.

Adams, Robert : son of John Adams, clerk, rector of Norton, near Bury St
Edmunds. School, Bury, under Mr Dickerson, three years. Age 17. Ad-
mitted scholar, Feb. 19, 1611-2. Tutor and surety, Mr Thomas Weatherell,
felloiv

Scholar, Mich* 1613 to Mich* 1615.

Cotton, Francis : of Barford, Norfolk : son of Roger Cotton, carpenter, of Wramp-
lingham. School, Wymondham, under Mr Eston, a year and a hall Age 18.
Admitted, Feb. 27, 1611-2, sizar of his tutor and surety, Mr James Ikeu,
fellow.

Licensed as schoolmaster, at Roydon, May 26, 1616 : in holy orders.

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216 QONVILLE AND CAIU8.

March, William : of "East Dereham, Norfolk : son of Thomas March, gent,
deceased. School, Great Fransham, under Mr Hebbome, two years. Age 20.
Admitted to the schohm' table. Mar. 17, 1611-2. Surety, Mr Thomas
Weatherell, fellow.

A William March was vicar of Heacham, Norf., 1615-34 ; but is said
to have been 47 at his death in 1634.

Bedell, Henry : of Great Catworth, Hunts. : son of William Bedell, gent. School,
Peterborough, under Mr Humfrey Bowe, four years. Age 18. Admitted to
the scholars' table, April 6, 1612. Tutor and surety, Mr John Browne, fellow.

Remuet, John : matriculated pensioner, Ap. 6, 1612.

♦Warden, Henry : son of William Warden, citizen of Norwich. At school there,
under Messrs Briggs and More, six years. Age 15. Admitted to the scholars'
table, April 20, 1612. Tutor and surety, Mr John Browne, fellow.

B.A. 1615-6: M.A. 1619: Incorporated at Oxford, July 11, 1620: B.D.
1626. Junior fellow, L. Day 1619 to L. Day 1626. Rhet. praelector, 1621-2.
Vicar of Foulden, Norf., 1625-7. Died 1627.

♦Gradock, Nathanael : of Gambridge (bapt. at Gt St Mary's, Aug. 18, 1594) : sou
of Nathanael Gradock, merchsoit. School, Gambridge, under Mr Rodeknight,
six year& Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table, April 27, 1612. Tutor
and surety, Mr Thomas Weatherell, fellow. (Brother of William, 1614.)

RA. 1615-6 : M.A. 1619. Scholar, Mich- 1612 to L. Day 1618. Junior
fellow, L. Day 1619 to Mids' 1621. Sequestered to St Nich. Aeons, London,
June 16, 1646 : " a godly and orthodox divine." Referred to the Assembly of
Divines for Wakefield, Yorks., July 2, 1647. His father undertook, with
H. King, '* at the joint charge of the University and town, to convey water
from the new river to the market place " (i.e. the old Hobson's Conduit) ; and
was one of those from whom, as executors of Gh. Rogers, the college purchased
the estate of Shelf ord in 1614. (v. Cooper, Ann, iii. 62.) Probably rector of
Eglwys Cymmin, Garm,, 1622.

Allen, John : of Colby, Norfolk : son of Reginald Allen, gent. School, North
WaLsham, under Mr Tylles, three years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars'
table, April 27, 1612. Tutor and surety, Mr Thomas Weatherell, fellow.

B.A. 1615-6 : M.A. 1619. Scholar, Mich' 1612 to Mich* 1619. Probably
the well-known Puritan, of Dedham, New England. Grdained priest (Peterb.)
Sep. 21, 1618. Vicar of St Mary at Quay, Ipswich, Nov. 20, 1620, tiU he
was silenced by Bp Wren, June 17, 1637. Licensed by the Abp to preach in
the London and Norwich dioceses, Nov. 5, 1629. (According to the Tanner
MS. (220, p. 93 ; and 68, p. 244) he left Ipswich for a better cure in Londoa)
Married at Wrentham, Oct. 10, 1622, Margaret Morsse, of Wrentham. (v.
D. N. B.) Another of the same names (there are several of this date) was
ordained priest (Peterb.) Aug. 6, 1620. Rector of Saxlingham, Norf., in 1633.

*Cradock, John : son of Richard Gradock, clerk, rector of Barrow, Suffolk. Bom
at Newark upon Trent. Educated at home by his father, and afterwards at
school at Cambridge, for a year and a half, under Mr Rodeknight Age 17.
Admitted, April 27, 1612, sizar of the Master, William Branthwait, D.D.

B.A. 1615-6: M.A. 1619: B.D. 1628. Scholar, Mich* 1612 to L Day
1618. Junior fellow, L. Day 1619 to L Day 1629. Ordained priest (Peterb.)
Oct 17, 1623. Rector of Rickinghall Superior, Suff., 1628; and of Barrow,
1630-54. Signed the petition of Suffolk ministers in favour of Presby-
terianism, 1646 : chosen as minister of the Classia. Will proved (P. G. C.)
1654.

1612. 217

Watter, Christopher : of York : son of William Waiter, gent. School, York,
under Mr Belwood, two years. Age 18. Admitted to the scholars' table,
April 28, 1612. Tutor and surety, Mr Thomas Weatherell, fellow. (Re-
admitted, as fellow-commoner, July 13, 1G12.)

Brathwait, Thomas : of Skelwith, Lancashire : son of Robert Brathwait, mediocris
fortunse. School, Norwich, under Mr Stonham, five years. Age 16. Ad-
mitted to the scholars' table, May 11, 1612. Tutor and surety, Mr James
Ik en. fftllomr

B.A. 1615-6 : M.A. 1619. Scholar, Mich- 1612 to Mich- 1614. Oidained
deacon and priest (Norw.) Dec. 19, 1619. Probably rector of Knight's Enham,
Hants., 1650.

Damport (Davenport), Edmund : of Manby, Lincolnshire : son of Robert Damport,
Esq. School, Roxby, under Mr Welby, two years. Age 16. Admitted,
May 15, 1612, pensioner to the bachelors' table. Tutor and surety, Mr Oliver
Nay lor, fellow. (Re-admitted, as fellow-commoner, July 6, 1612.)

Edward Davenport, son of Robert, of Manby, was admitted at Gray's Inn,
Nov. 15, 1615. His mother was Susan, daughter of Robert Thompson, of
Gautby, and widow of Edmund Sherard (A. R. M).

Gorbolde, Ellis (' Elizeus ') : son of Thomas Oorbolde, clerk, vicar of Holkham,
Norfolk. School, Holt, under Mr Tallys, two years. Age 18. Admitted
to the scholars' table. May 15, 1612. Tutor and surety, Mr James Iken,
fellow. (Son of Thomas, of 1574.)

B.A. 1615-6 : M.A. 1619. Scholar, Mich- 1612 to Mich- 1619. Ordained
deacon and priest (Norw.) Dec. 19, 1619. Rector of Brampton, Norf., 1619.

Macocke, Samuel : of Yelvertoft, Northants : son of Roger Macocke, husbandman.
School, Shawell, Leicestershire, under Mr Lee, three years. Admitted, May
15, 1612, sizar of his tutor and surety, Mr Stephen Perse, M.D., senior fellow.
Previously admitted at Jesus College, May 28, 1611, under Mr Robert
Osgodby, fellow of that collega

Scholar, L. Day 1613 to Mich- 1614.

Warde, John : of Bolton, Yorks. (' Richmondiensis ex Bolton super Swala, fluvio
sacro ') : son of Henry Warde, gent School, Richmond, under Mr Bland, four
years. Age 21. Admitted, May 22, 1612, sizar of his surety, Mr John
Webb, fellow.

Gurlin (Gurling), Nathanel : son of William Gurlin, gent., (mayor) of Lynn,
deceased. Bom at Terrington, Norfolk. School, Lynn, under Mr Allston,
for two years. Age 15. Admitted, June 10, 1612, pensioner to the bachelors'
table. Tutor and surety, Mr Thomas Weatherell, fellow.

tB.A. 1614-5. Incorporated M.A. at Oxford, July 14, 1618; as Nathan
Gwyn. Married Susanna, daughter of Edward Cater, of London. Died
May 1, 1638 (v. Carthew, in. 437). Perhaps the same who was M.P. for
Castle Rising, 1626-8. Brother of William, p. 185.

L^, Robert : son of Nicholas Legg, husbandman, of ' Berton ' (f Barton
Bendish), Norfolk. Bom at West Tofts. School, South Creake, under Mr
Sturges, four years. Age 18. Admitted, June 13, 1612, sizar of his tutor and
surety, Mr Oliver Naylor, fellow.

B.A. 1615-6. Scholar, L. Day 1615 to Mich- 1617. Ordained priest
(Norw.) Dec 21, 1617. Curate of Hales, Nori, 1618-33. Curate of Hard-
ley in 1636. Rector of Poringland, 1635-62. Died 1662.

North, Gilbert: son of John North, knt., deceased (the son and heir of Roger
Baron North, of Kirtling, Cambridge, deceased). Bom in the parish of St
Paul, London. Educated, first in his mother's house under Mr Evans, three

218 GONVILLE AND CAIUS.

years; and at Eton, under Dr lAngley and Mr Bust, two years. Age 15.
Admitted fellow-commoner, June 16, 1612. Surety, the Master, William
Branthwait, D.D.

Younger brother of Dudley, third Lord North. Of Westminster, Esq.
' Fined £32 for his delinquency, Dec. 8, 1646 : described as "Gentleman of the

^ King's Privy Chamber: of Westminster, and Doncaster, Yorks." (Cal, of

i* Covn, for Compounding,) There is a petition from him to the king, Nov. 30,

f 1639 (CaL of St Papers) for acknowledgment of the services of himself, and his

brother Sir John, in discovering concealed tenures in the Co. of Flint. Will
(P. C. C.) dated Feb. 22, 1653. Desires to be buried in "S* Gr^orie, near
Pawle church, where my ancestors were formerly buried." Leaves lands in
Dorset, and his portrait by Vandyck to his niece. Lady Dacres. Very large
bequests to Gilbert North, "a child I am fond of.'' Administration, July 19,
1656, to Henry Houghton, Esq., principal creditor : Dame Joane Fenner,
relict of deceased, Gilbert North, son oi deceased by Joane Fenner, and other
relatives, having refused executorship (J. J. M.).

Rant, Humfrey : of Norwich : son of William Rant, M.D., formerly fellow of the
college. School, Norwich, under Mr Brigges, four years. Age 16. Admitted
fellow-commoner, June 16, 1612. Tutor and surety, Mr Henry Hamonde,
fellow. Brother of William, 1619; Thomas, do.; John, 1626; and Edward,
1630.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, June 3, 1614. Barrister-at-law. Of Norwich.
Married Ann, eldest daughter of Sir Anthony Drury, of Besthorpe. Died
1661 : buried at Yelverton. Three of his sons entered the college.

Shepperd, Robert : son of Owen Shepperd, Esq., of Kirby Bedon, near Norwich.
Schools, Bramerton and Norwich, under Mr Thornton, five years. Age 16.
Admitted fellow-commoner, June 16, 1612. Tutor and surety, Mr John
Browne, fellow.

B.A. 1614-5. Admitted at Lincoln's Inn, Nov. 21, 1612. EMest son.
Of Whitlingham, gent Married Anne, daughter of James Underwood,
(v. Fm. of Norf) Succeeded his father as Lord of the Manor at Earby
Bedon. Brother of Ambrose, 1614; and Barnes, 1622.

Staynes, Nicholas : of Kirby Bedon, near Norwich : son of Thomas Staynee, gent,
of Surlingham. Schools, Bramerton and Norwich, under Mr Thornton, six
years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, June 22, 1612. Tutor and
surety, Mr John Browne, fellow. (Re-admitted, as fellow-commoner, Ap. 24,
1620.)

B.A. 1615-6: MA. 1619. Scholar, Mich* 1612 to L. Day 1619. Or-
dained priest (Peterb.) Feb. 12, 1619-20. Rector of Filby, Norf., 1620.

Thomson, Francis : son of John Thomson, Esq., deceased, of Boothby, Lincolnshire.
School, Navenby, under Mr Houlker, five years. Age 17. Admitted fellow-
commoner, June 27, 1612. Tutor and surety, Mr Anthony Duisburgh, fellow.
Eldest son of John, of Boothby (whose will was proved at Lincoln, March
30, 1612), by Alice, daughter of Sir Edmund Thorold, of Hough, knight
(A. R. M.)

Wetherhird, Richard: of Long Preston, Yorkshire: son of John Wetherhird,
husbandman, deceased. School, Giggleswick, under Mr Shute, three years.
Age 20. Admitted, June 29, 1612, sizar of Mr Thomas Weatherell, fellow.

B.A. 1615-6. A Richard Wetherhird was minister at Chettisham,
Cambs., March, 1658-9; stipend £39. 18«. 0. (Lambeth MS. 995). He had
been referred to the Assembly of Divines for this parish, Dec. 4, 1646.

Wright, Samuel, of London : son of Edward Wright, M. A., formerly fellow of the
college. At school in London (1 Cloak lane: v. Proud, 1611), under Mr

1612. 219

R^j^malde, three years. Age 16. Admitted, July 7, 1612, sizar of the
Master, William Branthwait, D.D.

Scholar, Mich* 1612 to L. Day 1614. Only son of the distinguished
mathematician (v. p. 88). A youth of much promise. He edited his father's
(posthumous) translation of Napier's LogarUhms in 1616 ; and was con-
templating other woi^ when his death occurred shortly after (Annala),

Pleasaunce, John : of Brinton, Norfolk : son of Robert Pleasaunce, mediocris
fortunse. School, Holt, under Mr Tallys, five years. Age 19. Admitted
to the scholars' table, July 8, 1612. Tutor and surety, Mr Oliver Naylor,
fellow.

Byrne, Mulerus : an Irishman : son of Arthur Byrne, gent., of * Ballincurry,' Co.
Wicklow. School, Dublin, under Mr Hill, an Englishman, two years. Age
18. Admitted, July 20, 1612, sizar of his tutor and surety, Mr Christopher
Husband, fellow.

Harrison, John : son of John Harrison, gent., aldennan (* senator primarius ') of
York city. At school there, under Mr Nesbitt, a Scotchman, two years.
Age 18. Admitted, Aug. 30, 1612, pensioner to the bachelors' tabla Tutor
and surety, Mr Thomas Weatherell, fellow.

RA. 1615-6 : M.A. 1619. Perhaps the John Harrison, MA., vicar of
Bowston, lines., 1634 : licensed to preach in that diocesa

Barthelet, Anthony : of Attleborough, Norfolk : son of Edward Barthelet, gent.,
deceased. School, Moulton, under Mr Matchet, seven years. Age 16. Ad-
mitted to the scholars' table, Sep. 16, 1612. Tutor and surety, Mr Anthony
Duisburgh, fellow.

B.A. 1616-7 : M.A. 1620. Scholar, Mich- 1613 to Mich" 1620. Ordained
priest (Norw.) Ju. 8, 1623. Rector of Stemfield, Suff., 1623. Grandson of
Thomas ^Barthelet, King's painter temp, Henry YIII. and Edward VI. (Pal-
grave Fam, Mem,)

MiCH» 1612— Mich- 1613.

Kidd, Leonard : of Settle, Yorkshire : son of Robert Elidd, husbandman. School,
Griggleswick, under Mr Shute, five years. Age 20. Admitted, Oct 2, 1612,
sizar ci his tutor and surety, Mr Henry Hamonde, fellow.
B.A. 1615-6 : M.A. 1620.

Jenny, Edward: of Teversham, Cambs.: son of Thomas Jenny, knt. (of Bright-
n^l). Educated at home, under Mr Matthews. Age 18. Admitted to the
bachelors' table, Oct. 1, 1612. Surety, Mr Duisburgh. (Re-admitted, as
fellow-commoner, Oct. 14, 1613.)

Married Mary, daughter of Robert Spencer, of Rendlesham, Esq. (Davy).
His mother was of Teversham, Cambs. Perhaps the Edward Jarmy who was
buried at Teversham, June 26, 1644. Pedigree in Via, of Norf,

Athow, John : of Brisley, Norfolk : (fourth) son of John Athow, gent. At school
under Mr Man. AgQ 18. Previously admitted scholar, under Mr Ikens :
now matriculated, Oct. 1, 1612.

Scholar, Mich* 1612 to Mich* 1615. Perhaps the John Athow, junior,
who was buried at Beetley, Nov. 30, 1625. Pedigree in Vie, of Norf ,

Longe, Robert. Matriculated pensioner, Dec. 15, 1612.

Towneshend, Stanhope : of Rainham, Norfolk : son of John Towneshend, knt.
Educated by Mr Eason. Age 16. Admitted fellow-commoner. Surety,
Mr Weatherell.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, June 21, 1615 : described as 'of Heydon.' Died

220 GONVILLE AND CAIUS.

unmarried ; being killed in a duel in the Low Countries where he was in the
service of the States of Holland. His father fell in the same way, being
killed, together with his adversary (Sir Matthew Brown) in a duel on
Hounslow Heath. He was a cousin of the Heydons; his ^ther being con-
cerned in Sir John Heydon's duel (v. Gent. Mag, 1853; i. 481).

^Nichols, Edward: of Kent (bapt. at Eastry, June 27, 1595): son of Samuel
Nichols, clerk (vicar of ElJEwtry). At school (Canterbury) under Mr Raven.
Admitted to the scholars' table, Nov. 7, 1612. Surety, Mr Weatherell.
Previously admitted at St John's College, April 20, 1611, under Mr Horse-
manden.

B.A. 1614-5: M.A 1618. Incorporated at Oxford, July 11, 1620.
Scholar, Mich' 1612 to L. Day 1618. Junior fellow, L. Day 1619 to Mich"
1622. University preacher, 1626. Rector of Northbourne and Shoulden,
Kent, 1622 ; and rector of Snargate, 1630. Sequestered from Northbourne in
1645 *'for that he was of a very scandalous life and conversation, and hath
caused the communion table to be placed altar-wise, the same being soon
after adorned with carving and a wooden cross.'' See also Proceedings in
Kent (Camd. Soc. 110) where there are two letters from him to Sir E. Dering,
soliciting his support, in 1641. Licensed to marry Margaret, daughter of
William Osborne, rector of E. Langdon, Kent, Oct. 22, 1622.

*Ling, William: son of John Ling, gent., of Norwich. At school there, under
r [V '. , Mr Stonham. Age 14. Adimttod to the scholars' table, Feb. 17, 1612-3.

pM »» ^ Surety, Mr Weatherell.

' ,/ > B.A 1616-7: M.A. 1620. Incorporated at Oxford, July 12, 1623.

l>^' ' ' B.D. (Sid.) 1627. Scholar, Mich" 1614 to L. Day 1620. Junior fellow,

. I f Mich' 1621 : senior, L. Day 1626 to Mich" 1631. Registrar, 1625-7 : dean,

/' 1626. University preacher, 1630. Rector of Girton, Cambs., 1629. Se-

questered, 1644. *' A great fomenter of innovations, preaching in his surplice
and hood, bowing at the name of Jesus,... that he was at Bel voir amongst
the cavaliers : made a scandalous sermon against the Parliament, comparing
them to the rebels in Ireland" (v. Baker, xlii. 243). He was summoned
before the Pari. Committee, Sep. 14, 1647, for contempt, in intruding into the
parish, reading the Book of Ck>mmon Prayer there, &c, *Begs to compound
(Feb. 25, 1651-2) for a small house at Over, value £6 per on., being all he
^ had.' (Conk for Compounding.) His wife, Anne, petitions Aug. 10, 1646,

for her fifths.

Wrest, Thomas: of Kent: son of Alexander Wrest. School, Sandwich, under
Mr Calphant Age 17. Admitted the last day of Feb. 1612-3, sizar of
Mr Iken.

Probably B.A (Trin.) 1616-7.

Smith, James. Admitted sizar.

J J Davy, Henry : son of Henry Davy, gent, of Norwich. At school there, under

Ur - ' ' Mr Stonham. Age 15. Admitted fellow-commoner, April 17, 1613. Tutor,

J.,. ^ Mr Browna (Brother of Christopher, 1615.)

^ ' Eldest son of Henry of 1580. See Vis, of Norfolk.

^*^ Rogers, John : son of Thomas Rogers, gent., of London. At school (Canterbury),

under Mr Raven. Age 15. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table,
April 17, 1613, under Mr Weatherell.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, May 10, 1616: "son and heir of Thomas, of
Dartford, Kent."

Watson, John : son of Richard Watson, clerk, of Calthorpe, Norfolk. Educated
under Messrs Browne and Cooka Age 16. Admitted, May 21, 1613, sizar
of Dr Perse.

1612—1613. 221

B.A. 1616-7: M.A. 1620. Incorporated at Oxford, July 10, 1621.
Rector of Mundford, Norf., 1630 — 83 ; when he resigned. One of the same
names was rector of Kirby Kane, 1646; said to have been ejected in 1662,
and to have been author of Memoirs of the Stuarts^ printed 1689, after his
death (v. Blomef. yiii. 35).

Worts, Richard : of North Walsham, Norfolk : son of Thomas Worts. At school
(N. Walsham), under Mr Tils. Age 16. Admitted pensioner, June 10, 1613.
Perhaps father of Richard, of 1641 : of Trunch, gent.

Rusbrooke, Robert : of ErisweU, Suffolk : son of £dmund Rusbrooke, mediocris
fortunse. At school (Bury), under Mr Dickerson. Age 18. Admitted to
the scholars' table, June 12, 1613. Surety, Mr Cooke.

B.A. 1616-7. Scholar, Mich* 1614: Died in College: buried at St
MichaeFs, Nov. 16, 1617. WUl proved (P.C.C.) Feb. 5, 1618-9.

Martyn, John : of Edgefield, Norfolk : son of Thomas Martyn. At school (Holt),
under Mr Tallys. Age 17. Admitted, June 13, 1613, sizar of Mr Cooke.

B.A. 1616-7 : M.A. 1620. Scholar, Mich" 1613 to Mich" 1617. Ordained
priest (Norw.) Dec. 21, 1617. Rector of Edgefield, 1620-69. One of the
assistant ministers for the ejection of scandalous ministers, kc,^ 1654. There
is a certificate from him (May, 1654) in favour of the union of the parishes of
Whitwell, Hackford, and Reepham (petition for the appointment of William
Sheldrake to the united livings, in Col. of SUUe Papers). Will proved (Lond.)
June 3, 1659: mentions wife Ursula, and grandson John Tillinghast. Joint
author of " The Preacher sent. A Vindication of the Liberty of Public Preach-
ing by some men not ordained." (v. Browne's J^orf and Suffl p. 343.)

Rogerson, Christopher : of Norfolk : son of John Rogerson. At school at Honing-
ham, under Mr Elaston. Age 16. Admitted, June 19, 1613, sizar of
Mr Kidman.

B.A. 1616-7 : M.A. 1620. Ordained deacon (Lond.) Sep. 20, 1618, as
curate of Notley, Essex. Doubtless a brother of John, of 1611. Succeeded
his father as vicar of Honingham, 1634.

Wetherall, Robert : of Wymondham, Norfolk : son of Robert Weatherall, medi-
ocris fortune. At school (? Honingham), under Mr Eston. Age 16. Ad-
mitted, June 18, 1613, sizar of Mr Cooke.

B.A. 1616-7. Rector of Hethel, 1619. Ordained priest (Pet) May 23,
1619. Died Jan. 30, 1658 (Blomefield v. 109). There was a will proved
(Norw.) of Rob. Wetherill, clerk, of E. Winch, m 1682.

Eston, John : of Norfolk : son of Nicholas Eston, M. A., schoolmaster. Educated
at Beeston, under his father. Age 15. Admitted to the scholars' table,
June 24, 1613. Surety, Mr Wetherall.

B.A. 1617-8 : M.A. (Corp.) 1621. Incorporated at Oxford, July 10, 1627.
B.D. 1629. Scholar, Mich" 1614 to L. Day 1615. Rector of Raynham
St Mary, Norf., 1638.

Hodson, Edward : of Felmingham, Norfolk : son of Edmund Hodson. At school,
under Mr Tils. Age 18. Admitted, June 28, 1613, sizar of Mr Cooke.

Holt, Ellis ('Elizaeus'): of Lancaster: son of Edmund Holt. At school, under
Mr Walden. Age 18. Admitted, July 2, 1613, sizar of Mr Wetherall.

B.A. (Corp.) 1616-7 : M.A. 1620. Licensed to teach grammar at Ipswich,
by the bishop, April 24, 1627 : where he kept a school in 1639.

Chrychlowe, James : of Euxton ('Exton'), Lancashire: son of Richard Chrychlowe.
At school, under Mr Bryars. Age 24. Admitted to the scholars' table,
July 2, 1613. Surety, Mr Naylor.

Ordained deacon (Lond.) Feb. 25, 1615-6: priest, March 27, 1618; as

222 QONVILLE AND CAIUS.

curate of St Mildred, Bread St Vicar of Childwall, Lanes., 1625-30.
Minister at Penwortham, 1648. Incumbent of Langho, after apfMroval by
the presbyterian classia at Whallej, 1650. (£. A.)

Olivar, John : son of John Olivar. Bom in London. At school, under Mr Snell.
Age 18. Admitted, July 5, 1613, sizar of Mr Duisburgh.

B.A. 1616-7. M.A. 1620. Scholar, L. Day 1614 to Mich- 1620.
Most probably the rector of Lit. Laver, Ess., 1637--50; when he seems to
have been sequestered. Perhaps the same who was minister of the Abbey
Church, St Albans, 1653-5; and who married, Feb. 20, 1653-4, Susanna
Sheffield of Hertingfordbury. (v. Davids, JSsaex; 275.)

Rabye, William : of Rainham, Norfolk : son of Edward Rabya At school (Lynn),
under Mr Alston. Age 14. Admitted to the scholars' table, July 5, 1613.
Surety, Mr Duisborough.

Probably B.A. (Christ's) 1620-1. Ordained priest (Norw.) March 13,
1624-5. Licensed schoohnaster at Mattishall, 1620-33-.. William Raby,
M.A, was curate of Bamham Broom in 1629. Vicar of Worstead, 1649-61.
Subscribes the bishop's book, Feb. 2, 1648-9. From the entries in the
parish register, he seems to have been ejected for some years, and to
have returned in 1656. Buried there, Dec. 11, 1661.

Stuke, Francis: of Stapleford, Herts.: son of John Stuke, clerk (Stukely; rector
of Stapleford). Educated by his father. Age 21. Admitted, July 4, 1613,
sizar of his surety, Mr Bachcroft.

B.A. 1616-7 : M.A. 1620. Rector of Watton, Herts., 1624-35. Buried
there, Oct 12, 1635.

Dalender, Rodolph : of Buckland, Surrey : son of William Dalender, Esq. Edu-
cated at home, under Mr Moulton. Age 14. Admitted Mlow-oommoner,
July 5, 1613, under Mr Wetherall.

Lord of the manor of Buckland. Married Elizabeth, daughter oi Sir John
Brett of Edmonton. Sold the manor in 1651 (Manning and Bray, Surrey
II. 220). Brother of Henry, 1617.

Brus (Brewse), John : of Wenham, Suffi^lk : son of William Brus, Esq. Educated
at home, under Mr Hunn. Age 16. Admitted fellow-commoner, July 5,
1613. Surety, the Master, William Branthwayte, D.D.

Sir J. Brewse, of Wenham. ELnighted, Dec. 12, 1618. Married Susan,
daughter of Sir Clippesby Gawdy. Died 1644. (J. J. M.)

Lowde, Roger; of Huyton, Lancashire; (third) son of Edmund Lowde. At
school, under Mr Pottowe. Age 18. Admitted, August 9, 1613, sizar of
Mr Wetherall. (Brother of Ralph, p. 200; and Robert, 1618.)

B.A 1616-7 : M.A. 1620. Rector of Ryther, Yorks., 1619. Will proved
1654. (See * Lowde of Klrkham,' in V%8. of Lanes, 1664.)

MiCH« 1613— MiCH« 1614.

Howze (Howes), Leonard: of Besthorpe, Norfolk: son of Robert Howze. At
school (Moulton), under Mr Matchett. Admitted pensioner, Sep. 27, 1613.
Previously admitted at Christ's CoU^a

B.A. 1614-5 : M.A. 1618. Scholar, Mich* 1613 to Mick* 1615. Ordained
priest (Norw.) June 15, 1617. Rector of Hackford, Norf., 1619-62. Curate
of Tottington in 1617. Will proved (Norw.) 'of Hackford,' 1662.

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WUlsoim, Roger: son of William Willsonn. Bom in Cambridga At school
(GamlMridge), under Mr Bodeknight. Age 15. Admitted, Oct. 12, 1613, sizar
of Mr Naylor.

B.A. 1617-8: M.A. 1621. Schoolmaster at Brinkley, Cambs. Buried
there, March 24, 1625-6.

Bant^ Roger: son of Roger Rant, gent. Bom at North Walsham, Norfolk.
School, Westminster, under Mr Wilson. Age 15. Admitted fellow-commoner,
Oct. 6, 1613. Surety, Mr WeathereU.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, Oct. 25, 1615. Of Swaffham Prior, Cambs., Esq.
Married Eleanor, daughter of John Jenny, Esq. Died May 26, 1654: buried
at Swaffham. M.I. there (v. Carthew, iii. 461).

Ray, John : of Lynn, Norfolk : son of Henry Ray. At school, under Mr Armitage.
Age 16. Admitted, Oct. 16, 1613, sizar of Mr Webb.

B.A. 1617-8: M.A. 1621. Scholar, L. Day 1616 to Mich- 1618.

Jesup, John: of Revesby, Lincolnshire: son of John Jesup, gent. School,
Oakham, Rutlandshire, under Mr Wallis. Age 16. Ad[mitted, Oct. 23,
1613, pensioner to the bachelors' table. Surety, Mr Naylor.
Admitted at Gray's Inn, Nov. 18, 1616.

Hungate, Henry : of East Bradenham, Norfolk : son of William Hungate, Esq.
School, St Julian's, at St Albans, Herts., under Mr Hey ward. Age 15.
Admitted fellow-commoner, Nov. 28, 1613. Surety, the Master, William
Branthwayt, D.D.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, Feb. 8, 1614-5. Knighted at Royston, Ap. 20,
1619. Of St Martin's in the Fields. Probably sequestered as a royalist
(v. Carthew, Bradenham^ pp. 28, 110).

Davie, William : of N<Mrf(^ (baptized at St Peter's Mancroft, Norwich, Jan. 18,
1595^6): son of Henry Davie, gent. School, Thetford, under Mr Jenken-
son. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, Nov. 2, 1613. Surety, the
Master, William Branthwayt, D.D.

B.A. 1617-8: MA. 1621. Incorporated at Oxford, July 10, 1621.
Admitted at Gray's Inn, Aug. 8, 1630 : " 2^ son of Henry, late of Norwich."
Of Gt EUingham, Norf., Esq. : barrister at law. Married Margaret, daughter
of Thomas Goumay, of W. Barsham, Esq. (v. Via. of Norf .)

Allen, George: son of John Allen, gent.: of Hartford, Landkey, Devon. At
school there, under Mr Downe. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table,
Nov. 8, 1613. Surety, Mr Allen.

B.A. 1617-8: M.A. 1621. Scholar, Mich- 1614 to Mich* 1621. Rector
of Lapford, Dev. 1628. Brother of John, p. 187.

Barnard, Benjamin: son of Thomas Barnard, minister: of Dorset. At school
at Blanford, under Mr Rooke, three years. Age 18. Admitted, Aug. 20,
1613, sizar of his surety, Mr Dmsburgh. Matriculated Nov. 17, 1613.

*Brand, Thomas : of Hertford : son of Michael Brand, gent., of Great Hormead,
Herts. School, Westminster, under Mr Wilson. Age 17. Admitted to the
scholars' table, Jan. 22, 1613-4. Surety, Mr Naylor.

B.A. 1617-8: M.A. 1621. Incorp<Mrated at Oxford, July 9, 1622.
Scholar, Mich- 1613 to Christ* 1618. Junior fellow, Christ- 1618 to L. Day
1626. Rhetoric pnelector, 1622: Greek lecturer, 1623. Ordained deacon
(Lend.) March 13, 1624-5. Rector of Leaden Rothing, Essex, 1625-54.
Buried there, June 5, 1654. His son Th(»nas was a prominent dissenting
minister. (Pedigree in Clutterbuck, iii. 73.)

224 QONYILLE AND CAIUS.

Dunkon, Eleazer : of Ipswich : son of Eleazer Dunkon, M.D. School, St Paul's,
London, under Mr Gill. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, Feb. 24,
1613-4. Surety, Mr Weatherell.

B.A. 1617-8 (4th, out of 42, in the list): M.A. (Pemb.) 1621 : D.D. 1633.
Scholar, Mich- 1614 to L. Day 1619. FeUow and tutor of Pemb., 1619.
University preacher, 1627. At one time of Queens' College, where he gave
a tankard. Preb. of Durham, 1628: Preb. of Winchester, 1629; and of
York, 1640. Chaplain to Charles I. ; and to Bp Neile of Durham. Vicar of
Powick, Worcs., in 1635. Vicar of Alne, Durham, 1640-50. Rector of
Houghton, (do.). There is a letter from him, dated Durham, July 9, 1640,
about the war in Scotland : the king in reply (July 20) " is pleased to observe
your care of his honour and service" (Gal. of State Pap,). Chaplain to the
Levant Company, 1650. His thesis for D.D., De Adoraiione Dei versus aUare^
was published after his death : two replies to it appeared. Said to have died
abroad about 1650. (v. Searle's Queens' Coll. 519 ; and D. N. B.)

Cannan, John : of Happisburgh, Norfolk : son of Thomas Cannan, minister. School,
Cambridge, under Mr Rhoknight. Age 19. Admitted, Mar. 10, 1613-4,
sizar of his surety, Mr Husband.

B.A. 1617-8 (35th out of 42, in the list): M.A. 1621. Ordained priest
(Norw.) July 4, 1618. Rector of Ridlington, Norf., 1619-21 : where he
preached, and read himself in. May 9, 1619. Rector of Bircham Tofts,
1624-(?)1652.

Slater, John. B.D. (Caius) 1614: — according to the MS. list at the Registry:
probably a mistake for King's College. Incorporated M.A. at Oxford, July
14, 1607 ; and B.D. July 14, 1618, when he is called Thomas. A John Slater
was rector of Holford, Somerset, 1610: vicar of St Michael, Southampton,
1611; and rector of Lawford, Warw., 1612 (Foster).

Mallowes, Edward : of Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk : son of John Mallowes, gent.
School, Bury, under Mr Dichason. Age 14. Admitted pensioner, March 13,
1613-4. Surety, Mr Naylor.

Scholar, Mich- 1614 to Mids' 1616. Nephew of Thomas, of 1597. Chief
heir to his uncle, Edward MaUowes, citizen of London, in 1614. He left him
houses in London, and £300 for his education ; and also founded a scholar-
ship in Oxford or Cambridge for a scholar born in Eye, his native place
(J. J. M.). The father was Town Clerk of Bury.

Robotham, Robert : of Herts. : son of Robert Robotham. School, St Julian's,
at St Albans, Herts., under Mr Gybson. Age 16. Admitted pensioner,
April 27, 1614. Surety, Mr Browne.

Scholar, L. Day 1614 to Mich* 1616. Pedigree of Robotham of St Albans,
in Vis. of Herts.

Moulton, Samuel : son of Robert Moulton, husbandman. Bom at Scratby
(*Scrodby'), Norfolk. School, Yarmouth, under Mr Umfrey. Age 18.
Admitted pensioner, April 30, 1614. Surety, Mr Oostlyn.

B.A. 1617-8: M.A. 1621. Scholar, L. Day 1615 to Mich* 1618. Vicar
of Potton, Beds., 1630.

*Smith, Edmund : of London (baptized at St Lawrence Pountney) : son of Edmund
Smith (p. 104), minister. At school (Merchant Taylors') in London, under
Mr Haynes. Age 16. Admitted pensioner. May 1, 1614. Surety, Mr Browna
B.A. 1617-8: MA. 1621. Incorporated at Oxford, July 12, 1623.
M.D. 1627. Scholar, Mich- 1615 to L. Day 1618. Junior fellow, Mids' 1621
to L. Day 1627. Appointed by royal mandate, dated Dec. 18, 1620. Fellow
of the College of Physicians, 1632. Died of pleurisy in his house in Shoe
Lane, Feb. 16, 1653-4. He only survived for a fortnight the opening of the

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Harveian Museum of which he had been an active promoter : " Suasu et cur4
Franc. Prujeani Prsesidis, et Eklmundi Smith, inchoata et perfecta est hsec
fabrica" (Monk's Roll). Of St Andrew's, Holbom, July 21, 1646; when he
was fined J&35 as a delinquent : '^ being a physician in ordinary to the king
he went to Oxford in attendance on him" (Co/, of Com, for Compounding),
Will proved at Westminster, March 1, 1653-4.

Rigges, Charles : son of Edward Rigges, mediocris fortune. Bom at Mendlesham,
Suffolk. At school there, under Mr Mosse. Age 16. Admitted, May 17,
1614, sizar of his surety, Mr Stokys.

B.A. 1617-8: M.A. 1621. Scholar, L. Day 1C16 to Mich- 1621. Or-
dained priest (Peterb.) Oct. 11, 1622. Vicar of Heckingham, Norf., 1627.
Rector of Thwaite, St Mary, Norf., 1628, where he was sequestered May 23,
1644, but restored in 1660. (Blomef. x. 184 ; where he is called Ringye.)

Wythe (matriculated as Whyte) Richard : son of Richard Wythe, weaver. Bom in
Norwich. At school there, under Mr Brigges. Age 16. Admitted pensioner.
May 18, 1614. Surety, Mr Browne.

B.A. 1617-8: M.A. 1621. Scholar, Mich- 1614 to Mich- 1620. Ordained
priest (Norw.) March 17, 1621-2. Curate of Cossev, and of Horsham St
Faith, Norf., 1627-36.

Croodyon, George: son of William Ooodyon, husbandman. Bom at Homcastle,
Lincolnshire. At school there, under Mr Mulsay. Age 17. Admitted,
May 18, 1614, sizar of his surety, Mr Gostlyn.
B.A. 1617-8.

Gay, Richard : of Mailask, Norfolk : son of Philip Gay, husbandman. School,
North Walsham, under Mr Tilles, three yeara Age 16. Admitted to the
scholars' table, April 27, 1614. Surety, Mr Weatherell.

B.A. 1616-7 : M.A 1620. Scholar, Mich- 1614 to Mich- 1620. Ordained
priest (Norw.) March 11, 1623-4. Rector of Barningham, Norf.-, in 1636.
Brother of Edmund, 1623.

Appleyard, Edward : son of John Applejrard, mediocris fortune. Bom at Happis-
iMirg, Norfolk (bapt. Aug. 5, 1593). Age 20. School, Aylsham, under
Mr Knowles. Admitted to the scholars' table. May 3, 1614. Surety, Mr
Weatherell.

B.A. 1616-7 : M.A. 1620. Scholar L. Day 1616 to Christ- 1619. Married
Margaret Bell, of Itteringham, at St Mich. Coslany, May 4, 1629. Ordained
priest (Norw.) Sep. 24, 1620. Vicar of Oulton, Norf. 1627. "Cause to be
taken into consideration against him" (Add. 15669; Aug. 23, 1645). Will
proved (Norw.) 1648.

Scarburgh, John : son of Henry Scarburgh, gent. Bom at North Walsham, Norfolk
(bapt. May 7, 1598). At school, under Mr Tills. Age 15. Admitted to the
scholars' table, May 4, 1614. Surety, Mr Weatherell.

B.A. 1616-7. Admitted at Gray's Inn, Feb. 25, 1615-6. Scholar, Mich-
1614 to Mich- 1617. Of N. Walsham, Esq. Married ...daughter of Wm. King,
of Hempstead, Norf. M. I. at N. Walsham. See Henry, p. 194.

Tylney, Philip : of Ipswich (baptized at St Clement's, Jan. 29, 1598-9) : son of
Thomas Tylney, Esq. School, Ipswich, under Mr Downing, four years.
Admitted fellow-commoner, June 15, 1614. Surety, Mr Cooke.

Of Shelley Hall, Suffolk : succeeded his father in 1620 : but afterwards
sold the estata Married Elizabeth, daughter of Sir Francis Needham, of
Barking HaU, Suff., Knt. In his mother's will, proved (P. C. C.) March
30, 1646, money is left to him "if living"; which suggests that he was not
then in England (J. J. M.)

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226 GONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Mellar, Richard: of Ecclesfield, Yorkshire: son of Thomas Mellar, cutler. At
school, under Mr John Bonner, about five years. Age 18. Admitted, June 16,
1614, sizar of his surety, Mr Randolph.

B.A. 1617-8 : M.A. 1622. Scholar, Mich- 1618 to Mich- 1622. Presented
by the University to the vicarage of Salton, Yorks, Jan. 1622-3.

Bretton, John : of Great Dunham, Norfolk : son of John Bretton, minister of the
Gospel. School, Wymondham,' under Mr Eston, three years. Age 16.
Admitted pensioner, June 18, 1614. (Son of John, 1587.)

B.A. (Tr. H.) 1617-8; M.A. 1622. Scholar, Mich* 1616 to Mids' 1617.
Succeeded his father as vicar of E. Dereham in 1623 : sequestered 1644 ; when
he is described as having a wife and eight children (Baker XLii). Curate of
Hoo, in 1636. Buried at E. Dereham, Dec. 20, 1679. Brother of Robert, 1624.

Richardson, Thomas : of Norwich : son of Thomas Richardson, Esq. (Lord Oh.
Just., 1626). School, Moreton, Essex, under Mr Godwin, about three years.
Age 17. Admitted fellow-commoner, June 30, 1614. Surety, Mr Nay lor.

Admitted at Lincoln's Inn, May 23, 1613. Of Honingham, Knt.
Married twice and had issue. Heir apparent (through his step-mother) to
the barony of Cramond, but did not live to succeed. Died March 12, 1642-
3. M. L at Honingham (Blomef. n. 449). Brother of Charles, 1620.

Blennerhayset, Edward : of Horning, Norfolk : son of Edward Blennerhayset, knt.
School, Norwich, under Mr Thorton, three years. Age 17. Admitted pensioner
to the bachelors' table, July 1, 1614. Surety, Mr Browne.

Admitted at Lincoln's Inn, 1614. Fourth son of Sir Edward, of Horning.
See Vis, of Norfolk.

Peartree, Edward : of Buxton, Norfolk : son of Robert Peartree, mediocris fortunie.
At school, first, under Mr Eston, two years ; afterwards under Mr Knowles
at Aylsham. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars* table, June 28, 1614.
Surety, Mr Hammond.

B.A. 1617-8 : M.A. 1621. Scholar, Mich- 1614 to L. Day, 1620. Ordained
priest (Norw.) March 17, 1621-2. Vicar of Dunton and Doughton, 1626.

Harvey, Richard : of Grimstone, Norfolk : son of John Harvey. School, Lynn,
under Mr Armitage. Age 16. Admitted pensioner, July 4, 1614. Surety,
Mr Hammond.

B.A. 1617-8: M.A. 1622. Richard Harvey, "a godly and orthodox
divine" was sequestered to South Burgh, Norf. by the Pari. Committee,
March 28, 1646. Of these names also were the rector of Wyberton, Lines.,
1626 ; and the vicar of Tachbrook, Warw., 1626.

Pulford, John: of London: son of Thomas Pulford, *arcarius'. At school in
London, under Mr Spight. Age 15. Admitted to the scholars' table, July 3,
1614. Surety, Mr Naylor.

Scholar, Mich- 1614 to Mich" 1617. Admitted at Gray's Inn, Oct. 22, 1617.

Hobman, John : of London : son of Thomas Hobman, retail dealer (' minutiarius').
At school in London, under Mr Gill. Age 15. Admitted, July 7, 1614,
sizar of his surety, Mr Webb.

B.A. 1617-8: M.A. 1621. Scholar, L. Day 1615 to Mich- 1620. Licensed
as a master at Bury St Edmunds Grammar School, July 3, 1633 : undermaster
there in 1641. Possibly rector of W. Bark with, Lines., 1641. His brother
Francis (by will dated May 1699) leaves a legacy to John and Thomas, sons
of his late brother John.

Cradocke, William: of Cambridge (bapt. at Gt. St Mary's, Oct. 11, 1599) : son of
Nathanael Cradocke, draper. School, Cambridge, under Mr Roeknight, five
years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, Jul}"^ 29, 1614. Surety,
Mr Weatherell. Brother of Nathanael, p. 216.

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a A. 1617-8 (34th, out of 42, in the list). M.A. 1621. Scholar, Mich'
1616 to Mich' 1621. Chaplain to one of the regiments daring the ex-
pedition to Cadiz, 1626. Chaplain to the Duke of Buckingham. Vicar of
Nunnington, Yorks. : petitions the king, 1628, for dispensation to hold the
rectory of Stonegrave with it. {Cat, of State Pap,)

Atkins, Simon: of Barney, Norfolk (hapt Ap. 10, 1596): son of Thomas Atkins,
mediocris fortunae. Schools, Swaffham, under Mr Fulnelby ; and Wymondham,
under Mr Eston. Age 18. Admitted, Aug. 5, 1614, sizar of his surety,
Mr Naylor. (Brother of Henry, 1624.)

B.A. 1617-8: M.A. 1621. Ordained priest (Norw.) Feb. 21, 1618-9.
Rector of E. Bilney, Norf., 1624 : next presentation, 16o9.

MiCH« 1C14— Mich* 1615.

Sheppard, Ambrose : of Kirby Bedon, Norfolk : son of Owen Sheppard, Esq.
School, Norwich, under Mr Thorton, six years. Age 16. Admitted pensioner
to the bachelors' table, Oct. 5, 1614. Surety, Mr Browne.

" Ambrose Shepherd, gent., was chosen, Sep. 24, 1653, to be register of
the parish of Kirby St Andrew, unto which the parish of Whitlinghara St
Andrew was united, Oct. 4, 1653." (Blomefield, v. 477.) Second son of
Owen, of Kirby Bedon. See Via, of Norfolk, Brother of Robert (p. 218),
and of Barnes, 1622.

Arundell, George : son of Francis Arundell, minister. Bom at Cheddar, Somerset.
School, Westminster, under Mr Wilson. Age 18. Admitted to the scholars'
table, Oct. 12, 1614. Surety, Mr Naylor.

Scholar, Mich' 1614 to his death. Died in college : buried at St Michael's,
Jan. 1614-5.

Herring, Lawrence : of Norwich : son of George Herring, husbandman. School,
Norwich, under Mr Thorton, six years. Age 18. Admitted pensioner,
Nov. 18, 1614. Surety, Mr Browne.

Fulwood, William : son of Thomas Fulwood, * byrseus ', of Mansfield, Notts. At
school there, under Mr Colley, six years. Age 27. Admitted, Feb. 5, 1612-3,
sizar of his surety, Dr Wells. Matriculated, Dec. 12, 1614.

Moyse, Henry : of Kirby near Norwich : son of Thomas Moyse, husbandman.
School, Norwich, under Mr Thorton, six years. Age 15. Admitted, Jan. 16,
1 6 1 4-5, sizar of his surety, Mr Browne.

B.A. 1618-9 : M.A. 1623. Scholar, Mich- 1618 to L. Day 1621. Ordained
deacon (Peterb.) Nov. 13, 1625: priest (Norw.) Dec. 24, 1626. Rector of
Kirby Bedon, 1625-34. Vicar of Roudham, 1640. Will dated Oct. 7, proved
(London), Nov. 17, 1658: "of Kirby Bedon, clerk."

Curtis, John : of Freckenham, Cambs. (sic.) : son of John Curtis, gent. School,
Bury St Edmunds, three years, under Mr Dekinson. Age 17. Admitted to
the scholars' table, Jan. 21, 1614-5. Surety, Mr Weatherell

B.A. 1618-9 : M.A. 1622. Scholar, Mich- 1615 to Mich- 1621. Ordained
priest (line.) May 27, 1632. Curate of Brandeston, Suff., in 1636. Seques-
tered to Naughton, Suft*., Aug. 27, 1647. Perhaps vicar of Thaxted, Essex,
1662-70; and rector of Takely, Essex, 1661.

Cockerill, 'tlichard : of Wjrmondham, Norfolk : son of Peter Cockerill, husbandman.
Schools, Thompson, Norf., under Mr Cudwell ; and Cambridge, under Mr Roe-
knight. Age 19. Admitted to the scholars* table. Surety, Mr Weatherell.
Scholar, L. Day 1616 to Mich- 1616.

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228 GONVILLE AND CAIUS CX)LLEGE.

Gresham, Edmund : of Bury St Edmunds : son of Richard Gresham, knt. Schools,
fSaxham ('Saxum'), Suffolk, under Mr Ward; and Wymondham, Norfolk,
under Mr Eston, two years. Age 17. Admitted fellow-commoner, Jan. 16,
1 6 1 4-5. Surety, Mr Cooka

Married Margery ...(sixth husband). Died without issue. Buried, probably,
at St Luke's, Norw., July 1, 1649. The father was of Thorpe Market, Norf.,
a relative of Sir Thomas Gresham. (v. Via, of Norfolk,)

Neave, Henry, B.A. (1 1612), M. A. 1615. One of these names was ordained priest
(Norw.) Feb. 24, 1604-5. Vicar of Narford, Norf., 1617-47. Will proved
(Norw.) 1647.

Holl (Hoole), Edward : of Metton, Norfolk : son of John Holl, gent. School,
Rough ton, under Mr Browne, three years. Age 16. Admitted pensioner,
April 12, 1615. Surety, Mr Browne.

B.A. 1618-9. Ordained priest (Norw.) March 17, 1621-2. Rector of
Langhale and Kirstead, Norf, 1626-77. Will proved (Norw.), 1677. (v. Fw.
of Norf,)

Reade, Edward : of the parish of St Alphage, Cripplegate, London : son of John
Reade, Baker. School, St Paul's, under Mr Gill, three years. Age 17.
Admitted to the scholars* table, April 20, 1615. Surety, Mr Iken.

B.A. 1618-9: M.A. 1622. Scholar, Mich* 1615 to Mich- 1618. Rector
of Greenford parva, Middx., 1621-6.

Hait, Michael : of Northants : son of Robert Huit, mediocris fortune. School,
Higham Ferrers, under Mr Barton. Age 17. Admitted, April 28, 1615,
sizar of his surety, Mr Browne.

B.A. 1618-9. Rector of Newton Bromswold, Northants, 1634-55 ; succeed-
ing F. Hobman. Buried at Newton, Jan. 6, 1655-6.

Woodson, John, admitted sizar. B.A. (King's) 1618-9. M.A. 1622. Parish
chaplain of St Martin at the plain, Norw., 1618-36.

Ramsey, Christopher: son of Roger Ramsey, alderman of Norwich (bapt. at
St Pet. Mancroft, Feb. 1, 1597-8). At school there, under Mr Townley, two
years. Age 18. Admitted to the scholars' table. May 2, 1615, Surety,
Mr Nay lor.

B.A 1618-9 : M.A. 1622. Scholar, L. Day 1615 to Mich* 1622. Vicar
of Maiden and Chessington, Surrey, 1625.

Sparke, Robert: son of Robert Sparke, husbandman: of Widdington, Essex.
School, Newport, under Mr Woode, five years. Age 16. Admitted, May 8,
1615, sizar of his surety, Stephen Perse, M.D. (Re-admitted, to the scholars'
table, Oct. 30.)

B.A. 1618-9 : M.A. 1622. Scholar, Chrisf 1617 to Mich- 1622. Perhaps
rector of Lit Wenden, Essex, 1628. Vicar of South Benfleet, Ess., in 1650;
when he is described as ''an able preacher.'' One of these names, 'of
Newington', was author of a sermon in 1679.

Kempe, Robert : of Dilham, Norfolk: (bapt. there, Dec. 16, 1 599), son of Robert Kempe,
husbandman. School, Norwich, under Mr Townley, four yeara Age 16.
Admitted pensioner. May 19, 1615. Surety, Mr Browne.

B.A. 1618-9 : M.A. 1623. Scholar, Christ* 1615 to Mich- 1622. Ordained
priest (Norw.) Sep. 21, 1623. Curate of St George Colgate, Norwich ; where
in 1629 he, as reported to the bishop, "doth not read the Litany on Sabbath
days." Rector of St Peter Hungate, Norwich, 1 624. It was from his father
that Matthew Stokes bought the leases of Dilham and Honing, for his bene-
faction to the college. He bought them for £350, together with the obligation
to support the son whilst at college, and till he obtained preferment.

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Utting, John : of Weston, Suffolk : son of John Utting, clerk. Schools, Beccles,
under Mr West; and Norwich, under Mr Thorton. Age 19. Admitted
May 21, 1615, sizar of his surety, Mr Wace.

B.A. 1618-9. Ordained priest (Norw.) Mar. 12, 1619-20. Vicar of
Gorton, Suff., 1623. Sequestered in 1642. (See Suckling, Svff., i. 343.)
Brother of Edward, p. 183.

Carow, Benjamin : of Ormesby, Norfolk : son of William Carow, minister (v. p. 89).
Educated first by his father, afterwards at Norwich, under Mr Thorton.
Age 16. Admitted, May 22, 1615, sizar of his surety, Mr Weatherell.
B.A. 1618-9. Scholar, Mich- 1615 to L. Day 1620.

Davie, Christopher : of Norwich : son of Henry Davie, gent. School, Norwich,
under Mr Stonham, five years. Age 16. Admitted pensioner, June 7, 1615.
Surety, Mr Husband.

B.A. 1618-9. Second son of Henry of 1580 (v. pp. 107, 220). See Vis.
of Norfolk,

Lucy, William : of Hurstbourne, Hampshire : son of Thomas Lucy, knt. Admitted
fellow-commoner, June 12, 1615. Surety, the Master, William Branthwait,
D.D. Previously at Trinity College, Oxford, where he took his B.A. degree.

B.A. at Trin. Coll., Oxford, 1615 : M.A. (Camb.) 1616 : B.D. 1623 :
University preacher, 1620. Admitted at Lincoln's Inn, May 25, 1614 : where
he studied for a time. Ordained deacon (Lond.) Dec. 21, 1617. Rector of
Burghclere, 1619 ; and of Highclere, 1621, till he was sequestered. Chaplain
to the Duke of Buckingham. About 1623 he seems to have had a mandate
for the next vacancy in the mastership of Trinity. He is said to have been
created D.D. " as filius nobilis, with such distaste of the regents that they
hummed when he came in. They say it was a stolen congregation ** (Mead's
Letters, Hart, MS. 389) : — the grounds of objection being partly his Arminian
views, partly his being only a son of a knight. Married Martha, daughter of
William Angell, Esq., by whom he had issue. There is an order * to seize and
secure his estate in Hants,' as a delinquent, Ap. 8, 1651. {Col. of State Pap.)
After the Restoration he was created Bp of St Davids, 1660. He died Oct. 4,
1677 ; and was buried in the Church of Brecon, where a large monument was
erected in memory of him and his wife. Author : Obsen^ations of notorious
errors in Mr Hobbes' Leviathan, 1657 ; of which he gave a copy to our
library. Treatise of the nature of a minister, 1670. Apology for the Church
of England, 1679.

Sheene, Eliezer : of Norwich : son of Francis Sheeue, mediocris fortunse. School,
Norwich, under Mr Stonham. Age 15. Admitted, June 13, 1615, sizar of
his surety, Mr Browne.

B.A. 1618-9: M.A. 1622. Ordained priest (Nor.) Sep. 23, 1621. Vicar
of Ilketshall St Marg. Suff., 1631-79 : and also of St Marg. South Elmham,
1631-79. Will proved (Ipswich) 1679.

^Lewinge (Lewin), William : of Ringstead, Norfolk : son of Gilbert Lewinge, gent.
School, Hardingham, under Mr Tylney, two years. Age 15. Admitted
pensioner, June 13, 1615. Surety, Mr Browne. (See James, 1620-1.)

B.A. 1618-9: M.A. 1622: LLD. 1632. Scholar, Mich- 1617 to L Day
1622: Junior fellow, L. Day, 1623: senior, Mich* 1626 to Mich" 1633.
Rhetoric praslector, 1624 : Hebrew lecturer, 1625-7 : registrar, 1629-30.
Admitted at Gray's Inn, Feb. 2, 1619-20. *0f Ludham, Norf. ; sworn
servant to his majesty. Compounds for delinquency in going to Oxford, and
other garrisons, for the king, fine £19.' Complains that the Committee for
Norfolk have sequestered Ludham Manor of which he held the lease. He was
Advocate General to Prince Rupert, and seems to have been present at
Naseby (CW. of Com. for Compounding). About 1655 he was a prisoner at

230 GONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Yarmouth. In 1660 he petitions the king to be constituted commissary to the
Dean and Chapter of Canterbury : also for restoration to his place as Master
of Requests : ' was judge Marshall of the late king's northern expedition, and
of great use in settling contributions, raising, clothing, and disciplining the
troops, drc, for which he was promised a Mastership of Requests.' (Ccd,
of Stale Pap.)

Bawes, Maurice : of Somerby, Lincolnshire : son of Maurice Bawes, gent. School,
Grantham, under Mr Wilkynson, two years. Age 18. Admitted, June 16, 1615,
pensioner to the bachelors* table. Surety, Mr (Jostlyn.

Of Somerby, Esq. : father of Maurice Bauds of 1645. Colonel in the
royalist army : killed at Naseby, June 14, 1645. Married Mary, daughter of
Sir Richard Conny, of Whissendine, Ruts. (See Huts. Via.)

Greenhill, William : of Harrow on the Hill : son of John Greenhill, husbandman.
School, Harlington, Middlesex, under Mr Durant. Age 17. Admitted to the
scholars' table, June 26, 1615. Surety, Mr Lowde.

B.A. 1618-9. M.A 1622. Scholar Mids' 1617 to Mich- 1622. Perhaps
vicar of Brix worth, Northants, 1621 ; and rector of Peakirk, Northants, 1637.
Not the Puritan, the rector of Oakley, Suffolk.

Joanes, John : of the parish of St Giles, Cripplegate, London : son of William
Joanes, printer. School, Harlington, Middlesex, under Mr Dui-ant, two years.
Age 17. Admitted, July 4, 1615, sizar of Mr Lowde.

B.A. 1618-9 : M.A. 1622. A John Jones was rector of St Nicholas Aeon,
London, 1634. He, or another, was sequestered to the Chapel at Hanney,
Berks, 1650: "a godly minister.'*

Sewell, David : of East Dereham, Norfolk : son of Matthew Sewell, blacksmith.
School, East Dereham, under Mr Rising, two years. Age 17. Admitted,
July 14, 1615, sizar of Mr Kidman.

♦Eade, Edmund : of Mundford, Norfolk : son of George Eade, husbandman. School,
Onehouse, Suffolk, under Mr Godly. Age 16. Admitted pensioner, July 11,
1615. Surety, Mr Weatherell. (Brother of Robert, 1627.)

B.A. 1618-9 : 31st, out of 32 in the list : M.A. 1622 : RD. 1632. Scholar,
Mich" 1617 to Mich" 1622. Junior fellow, Mich" 1622 : senior, L. Day 1626 to
Mich" 1632. Rhet. praelector, 1623: Greek lecturer, 1624: dean, 1626.
University preacher, 1631. Ordained priest (Peterb.) Aug. 22, 1628. Presented
by the University to S. Pickenham, 1631. Rector of Ovington, Norf., 1632-
55; where he kept school, (v. Edw. Goffe, 1648.) Author: Latin oration
to the Ambassadors of the King of Spain and Archduke of Austria, Feb. 27,
1622-3 : an Academic address, delivered in the College (v. llarl Miac. x. 158).

Pawson, Thomas: of Parnley (*Fanley'), Yorkshire: son of Richard Pawson,
mediocris fortune. School, Giggleswick, under Mr Shute. Age 20. Admitted
to the scholars* table, July 21, 1615. Surety, Mr Weatherell.

Brasier, Edward : of Stowmarket, Suffolk : son of John Brasier, druggist School,
Ipswich, under Mr Downing, three years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars*
table, Sep. 12, 1615. Surety, Mr Weatherell.

B.A. 1618-9 : M.A. 1622. Ordained priest (Peterb.), Jan. 31, 1624-5.
Vicar of Bramford, Suff., 1625-40. The will of his brother Robert, haberdasher,
of London (P. C. C. Sep. 13, 1640), says "if I should be taken by anie enemy,
by the Turks or anie other Pyratts,...my estate in money and wines and good
debts, if I die, to my brother Edward, minister of Bramford : "—he was then
bound for the Canaiy Islands. Edward seems to have been dead when his
father's will was made, in 1657. (J. J. M.) Signed the petition in favour of
Presbyterianism, in 1646.

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Mich* 1615— Mich* 1616.

Kendall, Richard : of Buckenham, Norfolk : son of John KendaU, merchant
School, Moulton, seven years, under Mr Matchett. Age 16. Admitted
pensioner, Oct. 12, 1615. Surety, Mr Kydman.

B.A. 1618-9 : M.A. 1622. Scholar, L. Day 1616 to Mich- 1622. Rector
of Santon and Downham, Norf. and Suflf., 1635: sequestered Aug. 10, 1644,
" value of Santon £3b ; stipend for Downham not known ; some temporal
estate" (Baker xlii). Died 1688-9.

Joanes, William : of Bergholt, Suffolk : son of William Joanes, D.D. School,
Bergholt, two years under Mr Owles. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars'
table, Oct 12, 1615. Surety, Mr Lowde.

B.^i. 1618-9: M.A. 1622. Scholar, Mich- 1615 to Mids' 1621. Junior
fellow, Mids' 1621 to Mich- 1625. Ordained priest (Llandaff) Nov. 19, 1624.
Married a daughter of John Bragg, of Stratford, gent. Succeeded his father
as rector of Bergholt and Brantham, 1634 ; and also held other preferment
in the county. "He hath three cures; Ashen, Bardfield, and Brantham,
Suffolk. Hath been non-resident from Ashen six or seven years, and hath
employed malignant curates... Hath published the Book for Liberty on the
Lord's Day. His benefice is worth £80." (Add. MS. 15672.) Sequestered
about 1644. Will proved (P. C. C.) 1661 : "of Brantham." (J. J. M.)

Barnes, Edmund : of Taverham, Norfolk : son of William Barnes, husbandman.
School, Norwich, under Mr Stonham, one year. Age 19. Admitted, Nov. 14,
1615, sizar of his surety, Mr James Iken.

B.A. 1619-20: M.A. 1623. Ordained priest (Peterb.) June 11, 1620.
Rector of a mediety of Pakefield, Suff., 1623.

Payne, Mahaleel : of Sandwich, Kent : son of Edmund Payne, draper (' pannarius').
School, Sandwich, under Mr Chalton, six years. Age 16. Admitted to the
scholars' table, Dec. 7, 1615. Tutor and surety, Mr James Iken, fellow.
B.A. 1620-21. Scholar, Mich- 1615 to Mich- 1621.

Sherarde, William : son of William Sherarde, knt. Bom at Stoke, Rutlandshire.
School, Oakham, two years, under Mr Wallis. Age 17. Admitted pensioner
to the bachelors' table, Jan. 27, 1615-6. Surety, Mr Thomas Weatherell,
fellow.

Eldest son. His mother was a Digby of Stoke, Ruts. See Pedigree of
Sherard of Stapleford, in Vis. of Leics. Nephew of Simon, of 1572.

Turpine, John: son of Richard Turpine, Esq. : of Friskney (*Thrisney*), Lincoln-
shire. School, Ketton (* Kitton*), Rutlandshire ; under Mr Little, five years.
Age 21. Admitted fellow-commoner, Jan. 29, 1615-6. Surety, Mr Kidman,
fellow. Previously, for four years, a student at Trinity College, under
Mr Ashton.

Browne, James : of Great Melton, Norfolk : son of Thomas Browne, clerk. School,
Melton, under Mr Shephard, two years. Age 19. Admitted, Feb. 26, 1615-6,
sizar of his surety, Mr Henry Hamond.

B.A. 1619-20. Scholar, Mich- 1617 to Mich- 1624.

Pawle, John: of South Moulton, Devon: son of Henry Pawle, gent School,
Landkey, under Mr Downe, ten years. Age 18. Admitted to the scholars*
table, Mar. 16, 1615-6. Tutor and surety, Mr Allen.

Pacy, Humfrey: of Landkey, Devon: son of Humfrey Pacy, gent. School,
Barnstaple, four years. Age 16. Admitted, March 16, 1615-6, sizar of
Mr John Allen.

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Levermore, William : of Exeter : son of John Levermore, merchant. School,
Exeter, under Mr Perriman, six years. Age 21. Admitted to the scholars'
table, March 30, 1616. Tutor and surety, Mr Allen, fellow.

B.A. 1619-20: M.A. 1623. Incorporated at Oxford, July 23, 1624.
Scholar, Mich" 1617 to Mich' 1622. Rector of Silverton, Devon: and vicar of
Topsham. Aifterwards sequestered, (v. Walker, ii. 293.)

♦Rose, Henry : of Sedgeford, Norfolk : son of Robert Rose, gent. Schools, Sedge-
ford and Lynn, six years. Age 14. Admitted to the scholars' table, April 6,
1616. Surety, Mr Weatherell, fellow.

B.A.1619-20 : MA. 1623. Scholar, Mich* 1618 to Mich' 1623. Junior fellow
(chaplain) L. Day 1626 to Mids' 1628. Greek lecturer, 1626. Probably
ordained priest (Peterb.) May 8, 1626. Rector of Illington, Norf., 1626-43.
Rector of the mediety of Denver, 1627. Died 1643. (There was another
man of the same names at St John's, about the same time.)

Pooly, Robert : son of Christopher Pooly, rector of Sedgeford, Norfolk. Educated
at home, seven years. Age 17. Admitted, April 6, 1616, sizar of his tutor
and surety, Mr Thomas Weatherell.

B.A. 1619-20: M.A. 1623. Ordained priest (Norw.) March 17, 1621-2.
Of Garboldisham, Norf., Ap. 1, 1641 ; and afterwards of Stow Bedon, clerk.
Rector of Beetley, Norf., 1645-65. Curate of Aspall in 1636. Died Oct.
22, 1665. M. I. at Beetley, to him and his wife Elizabeth. (F. G.) Brother
of Christopher, of 1628.

Rolfe, Thomas : son of John Rolfe, gent., of Sherringham, Norfolk. School,
Aylsham, under Messrs ELnowles and Eston, seven years. Age 17. Admitted,
April 7, 1616, sizar of his tutor and surety, Mr Oliver Nay lor, fellow.

B.A. 1619-20: MA. 1623. Scholar, Mich« 1617 to Mich' 1623. Ordained
priest (Peterb.) March 1, 1628-9. Curate of Wickmere in 1633. Rector of
Bradfield, Norf., 1636-60; probably.

Munden, Henry : of Poorstock, Dorsetshire : son of Henry Munden, gent. School,
Dorchester, under Mr Cheeke, a year and a half. Age 1 7. Admitted, April 20,
1616, sizar of his surety, Mr Weatherell.

B.A. 1619-20. Scholar, L. Day 1620 to Mich' 1622. Ordained deacon
(Salisb.) Dec. 21, 1622. Rector of Hook, Dors., 1642.

Brandon, Thomas : of Wycombe (* Wickham magna'), Bucks. : son of Thomas
Brandon, gent School, Windsor, four years. Age 16. Admitted to the
scholars' table, May 2, 1616. Tutor, Mr Thomas Weatherell, fellow.

Perhaps the same who was afterwards a student at Padua, and whose arms
appear with those of some other students, in the University, (v. N. and Q.
Sep. 15. 1895.) A Thomas Brandon was curate of Therfield, Herts, 1624.

Freeman, John: of Wendling, *Windell,' Norfolk: son of John Freeman, gent.
School, Norwich, under Mr Townely, four years. Age 18. Admitted to the
scholars' table. May 7, 1616. Tutor and surety, Mr Ralph Lowd, fellow.

B.A. 1619-20: M.A. 1629. Ordained priest (Norw.) Sep. 21, 1623. Curate
of Thorington, Suff., in 1633. Will proved (Norw. Archd. Court) between
1653-60.

Clarke, John : of Wrestlingworth, Beds. : son of John Clarke, gent. School, Sutton,
under Mr Bedford, two years. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table,
May 8, 1616. Surety, Mr Randolph.

B.A. 1619-20 : M.A. 1623. Scholar, L. Day, 1616 to Mich« 1623.

Style, John : of Bungay, Suifolk : son of Anthony Style, proctor, * procurator in foro
ecclesiastico'. School, Norwich, under Mr Stoneham, four years. Age 13.

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Admitted to the scholars' table, May 12, 1616. Surety, Mr Oliver Kaylor,
fellow.

Scholar, Mich* 1617 to L. Day 1620. Inherited from his father, by his
will, proved (P. C. 0.) Oct. 16, 1619, the advowsons of Rockland St Peter
and Stow Bedon, and J&120 in money. He was second son. (J. J. M.)

White, Theophilus : of Hadham, Herts. : son of Henry White, rector. School,
Sandwich, Kent, under Mr Chalfont, three years. Age 17. Admitted, May 24,
1616, sizar of his tutor and surety, Mr Oliver Naylor. Previously admitted
at Clare HaU, Feb. 22, 1614-5.

B.A. 1618-9. Scholar, L. Day 1616 to Mich- 1620. Ordained deacon
(Lond.) Sep. 24, 1620. Cmrate of Minster, Kent '' Several articles of mis-
demeanour" were presented against him to the Pari. Committee, March 6,
1644-5 : he "had thereupon left the parish." (Add. 15669.)

Alardi, Alardus (matriculated as '' Allardus Allatson'') : a native of Nijmegen
(' Neomagus'), Guelderland: son of Alardus Alardi, tanner. At school in
Nijm^;en, under Mr James Verheyda, six years. Age 18. Admitted to the
scholars' table. May 27, 1616. Tutor and surety, Mr Oliver Naylor.

Mandeville, John a : son of Michael a Mandeville, M.D., of the republic of Nijmegen,
Bom in Leeuward, Friesland. At school in Nijmegen, under Mr James
Verheyda, six years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table. May 27, 1616,
under Mr Oliver Naylor.
B.A. 1619-20.

Castleton, Martin : of Wymondham, Norfolk : son of John Castleton, attorney at
law. School, Wymondham, under Messrs £2ston and Firmory, seven years.
Age 17. Admitted, May 29, 1616, sizar of his surety, Mr Oliver Naylor.

B.A. 1619-20. Scholar, Mich- 1617 to L. Day 1620. Ordained priest
(Norw.) Dec. 17, 1620. Vicar of Hickling, 1650 : — signs Bp Hall's subscrip-
tion book, Oct. 26, 1650. Brother of Henry, of 1604.

Parlett, Edmund : son of Francis Parlett, gent Boru in Stradset, Norfolk. School,
Ely, under Mr Wigmore, four years. Age 15. Admitted to the scholars'
table, June 4, 1616. Surety, Mr Thomas WeatherelL

B.A. 1619-20 : M.A. 1623. Scholar, Mich- 1619 to Mich- 1623. Vicar of Brox-
bourne, Herts, 1640 : ejected 1643, for refusing to admit the lecturer elected
by the parishioners. '' He locks the church, and keeps the keys, and says he
will not let Evans preach without a direct order from the house" (v. Urwick's
Herts: p. 494). Afterwards reinstated. Signs as vicar, Aug. 1662. Probably
brother of Francis, of 1598, and son of Francis, p. 62.

Yonge, John : son of Henry Yonge, Esq. Bom at Appletreewick, Yorkshire.
School, Giggleswick, under Mr Shute. Age 22. Admitted fellow-conmioner,
June 9, 1616. Surety, Mr Loud.

Davy, John : of Kenninghall (bapt. there. May 8, 1601), Norfolk : son of John
Davy, gent. School, Roydon, under Mr Hall, four years. Age 16. Admitted
to the scholars' table, June 19, 1616. Tutor and surety, Mr Weatherell.

B.A. 1619-20: M.A. 1623. Scholar, Mich- 1617 to Mich- 1620. Ordained
priest (Norw.) Sep. 22, 1622. Vicar of Kenninghall, 1634 : sequestered 1645.
Married Mary, daughter of Robert Foyster, of Kenninghall ; who was allowed
the fifths, Sep. 18, 1645. Buried there, July 12, 1684. (F. G.)

Homer, Robert : son of John Homer, rector of Roydon, Norfolk. At school, under
Mr HalL Age 16. Admitted, June 19, 1616, sizar of Mr Bachchroft, fellow.
B.A. 1619-20 : M.A. 1623. Scholar, L. Day, 1619 to Mich- 1623. Ordained
priest (Norw.) Dec. 18, 1625. Succeeded his father as rector of Roydon in
1625. Died July 7, 1675. M. I. at Roydon.

234 GONVILLE AND CAIU8 COLLEGE.

Debney, John : son of Robert Debney, alderman of Norwich. At a private school
there, under Mr Townley. Age 1 7. Admitted to the scholars' table, June 24,
1616. Surety, Mr Ralph Lowd, fellow.
Admitted at Gray's Inn, Aug. 10, 1618.

Windham, Henry : of Stokesby, Norfolk : (second) son of Thomas Windham, Esq.
(bapt at Stokesby, Dec. 10, 1598). School, Tittleshall, umder Mr linge.
Age 17. Admitted, July 2, 1616, pensioner to the bachelors* table. Tutor
and surety, Mr Weatherell.

Died young. Will dated April 6, proved (Norw. C. C.) Ap. 10, 1622:
*of the City of Norwich, gent.' Omitted in the pedigree in the Vis. of 1664.

Booty, Thomas : of Mattishall, Norfolk : son of Peter Booty, mediocris fortunie.
School, Re3rmerstone. under Mr Chapman. Age 15. Admitted, July 2, 1616,
sizar of his surety, Mr Watts.

B.A. 1619-20. Scholar, Mich- 1619 to Mich- 1623.

Catesby, Robert : admitted, July 3, 1616, jiensioner to the bachelors' table. Tutor
and surety, Mr Wake, fellow.

Armestead, William : of Gisburn, Yorkshire : son of William Armestead, vicar of
Chipping, Lancaster. At school, under Mr Tenant. Age 22. Admitted,
Aug. 10, 1616, sizar of his surety, Mr Thomas Cooke, fellow.

One of these names was vicar of Lytham, Lanes., during the Common-
wealth. Certified July 15, 1654, as '* qualified to preach the Gospel, and fit
to receive augmentation" (Roy, Comp, Papers).

HoUman (Halman), Nicholas :' of Great Walsingham, Norfolk : son of Thomas
Hollman, husbandman. Schools, Walsingham, under Mr Bucke ; and Norwich,
under Mr Stoneham. Admitted to the scholars' table, July 9, 1616. Tutor and
surety, Mr James Iken, fellow.

B.A. 1619-20: M.A. 1623. Incorporated at Oxfoitl, July 10, 1627.
Ordained priest (Noi'w.) Dec. 17, 1620. Incumbent of Thompson, Norf.,
1622-33. Rector of Thursford, 1626. Vicar of Barney, 1633-61. Appointed
registrar for Barney, Sep. 24, 1653. Died 1661.

Barrow, Isaac : (eldest) son of Isaac Barrow, gent. Of Hertfordshire. Bom at
Edmonton. School, South Creake, Norfolk, under Mr Sturges, seven years.
Age 18. Admitted, May 18, 1616, pensioner to the bachelors' table. Tutor
and surety, Mr Ralph Lowd, fellow. Formerly admitted at Trinity College,
June 11, 1615, under Mr Fletcher, tutor.

Admitted at Lincoln's Inn, 1618 : "of County Cambs." Of Burwell and
Wicken, Cambs. Half-brother of the bishop of St Asaph. ( Vis. of Cambs.,
1619.) J. P. for Cambs.;. in which capacity he was considered negligent in
suppressing disturbances against the drainage of the fens, June 1638. (Col.
of Slate Papers.)

Thomson, Henry : of Smallburgh, Norfolk (bapt. March 9, 1599-1600) : son of
John Thompson, mediocris fortunse.. School, N. Walsham, under Mr Tills
five years. Age 16. Admitted, Sep. 9, 1616, sizar of his surety, Mr
Weatherell.

B.A. 1625-6 0): M.A. 1629. Ordained priest (Norw.) March 27, 1621.
Vicar of Attlebridge, Norf., 1625-70. Rector of AJderford, 1640: rector
of Sparham. Perhaps vicar of St Martin's, Coslany, Norwich : died July
1777 (Blomef. iv. 482).

1616—1617. 235

Mich- 1616— Mich- 1617.

Rogers, John : of the city of York : son of Thomas Rogers, attorney at law. School,
York, under Messrs Belwood and Nesbitt, seven years. Age 15. Admitted
to the scholars' table, Oct. 16, 1616. Surety, Mr Weatherell.

1 B.A. (Clare) 1620-1 : M.A. 1624. One of these names was afterwards at
Dedham, Essex : an independent minister, and Fifth Monarchy man.

Tidd, Richard : of Lynn, Norfolk : son of John Tidd, mediocris fortunes. School,
Lynn, under Mr Armitage, two years. Age 16. Admitted, Feb. 20, 1616-7,
sizar of his surety, Mr Weatherell.
B.A. 1620-1 : M.A. 1624.

Curtis, Richard : of Lynn, Norfolk : son of Richard Curtis, ' medicus * (of EUingham,
Norf., in 1636 : licensed by the Bp to practise surgery). School, Lynn, under
Mr Armitage, two years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, Feb. 23,
1616-7. Surety, Mr Weatherell.

B.A. 1620-1 : M.A. 1624. M.D. 1632.

Abbot, Thomas : of Kirtling, Cambs. : son of Giles Abbot, pleader (causidicus *),
School, Ely, under Mr Wigmore, three years. Age 16. Admitted, March 5,
1616-7, sizar of Mr Kidman.

B.A. 1620-1. Scholar, Mich- 1617 to J^. Day, 1624. "Mulctatus est xl»
propter grave vulnus illatum Gul. Grebby cum cultello promptuarii," {Gesta :
Aug. 2, 1621) : a student's quarrel in the buttery, apparently. Ordained
priest (Peterb.) Sep. 22, 1623. Curate of E. Harling, Norf., in 1629. Probably
rector of Hepworth, Snff., during the sequestration of R. Shepperd : described
as "minister of God's Word" in a will attested there Jan. 1644 (Tymm*s
Bury Wills). Mentioned in his father's will, proved (Archd. Sudb.) 1638.
(J. J. M.)

Lucas, Alexander : of Ramsey, Essex : son of John Lucas, gent. Schools, Ramsey,
under Mr Butler, three years; and Ipswich, under Mr Eston, six months.
Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, March 6, 1616-7. Surety,
Mr Lowde.

Of Roy don Hall, Ramsey, Esq. : succeeded his father there in 1619. (v.
Vis. of £$8. 1612, 1634.)

Wallis, Robert : of Lynn, Norfolk : son of John Wallis, merchant. School, Ljrnn,
under Mr Armitage, three years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table,
March 12, 1616-7. Surety, Mr Weatherell

B.A. 1620-1 : M.A. 1624. Scholar, Mich- 1617 to Mich- 1624. Probably
rector of St Peter*8, Denver, 1626-7 : and vicar of Harston, Camliis., 1626-86.
Married, at Harston, Ap. 29, 1632, Lydia Chapman. Buried there, Feb. 14,
1686.

Church, Thomas : son of Richard Church, clerk, of Whinburgh, Norfolk. School,
Reymerstone, under Mr Chapman, two years. Age 15. Admitted, April 9, 1617
sizar of his surety, Mr Moore.

Died in college : buried at St Michael's, June 13, 1620.

Stonham, Nicholas : of Norwich : son of Matthew Stonham, minister (formerly of
the oc^^e: p. 132). Educated under his father, for six years. Age 15.
Admitted to the scholars' table, April 28, 1617. Surety, Mr Naylor.

B.A. 1620-1. Scholar, Mich- 1617 to Mich- 1619. Ordained priest (Norw.)
March 17, 1621-2. Rector of St Marg., Norw., 1623-38 ; where he is reported
to the bishop in 1629 "for not catechizing the youth of the parish, and not
reading prayers on Wednesdays and Fridays." Rector of Eyke, Suff., 1638 :
sequestered in 1644 ; described as "having £5 temporal estate, wife, and one
chUd" (Baker, xlii., 243). Brother of Matthew, 1624.

236 GONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

^Brooke, James : of Norwich : son of WUliara Brooke, merchant. School, Nor^'ich,
under Mr Stonham, clerk, about four years. Age 15. Admitted to the
scholars' table, April 28, 1617. Surety, Mr Naylor.

B.A. 1620-1 : M.A. 1624 : B.D. 1631. Scholar, L. Day 1619 to Mich*
1624. Junior fellow, Mich* 1624 to Mids' 1628. Rhet pnelector, 1625.
Probably vicar of Fen Stanton, Hunts, 1630: rector of Molesworth, 1635;
and of Ripton, 1639.

Dickanson, Philip : of Norwich (bapt. at St Pet. Mancroft, Mar. 16, 1603-4) : son of
Thomas Dickanson, merchant. School, Norwich, under Mr Stonham, minister,
about four years. Age 15. Admitted to the scholars' table, April 28, 1617.
Surety, Mr Naylor.

B.A. 1620-1 : M.A. 1624. Scholar, Mich- 1617 to Mich- 1624.

Jermey, William : of Marlingford, Norfolk : son of Clement Jermey, gent. School,
Norwich, under Mr Stonham, three years. Age 16. Admitted pensioner,
April 28, 1617. Surety, Mr Lowde.

B.A. 1620-1 : M.A. 1624 ; Incorporated at Oxford, July 15, 1628. Scholar,
Mich* 1617 to Mich- 1624. Buried at Marlingford, Aug. 11, 1628. Pedigree
in Vis, o/y^ar/olk. Brother of Robert, of 1631.

Jenkinson, William : son of William Jenkinson, minister, of Thetford, Norfolk
(master of the Grammar School). Educated there, under his father, seven
years. Age 16. Admitted, May 1, 1617, sizar of his surety, Mr Lowde.

B. A. 1620-1 : M.A. 1624. Scholar, L. Day 1618 to L. Day 1624. Ordained
priest (Noiw.) Sep. 21, 1623. Succeeded his father as vicar of Croxton, Norf.,
1632-75.

Thorowgood, Mordast (Mordaunt) : son of William Thorowgood, minister, of
Grimston, Norfolk. Schools, Creake, under Mr Sturges, one year ; and Lynn,
under Mr Armitage, half a year. Age 16. Admitted, June 13, 1617, sizar
of his surety, Mr Weatherell.

Rilled (1625) at the siege of Breda. ( Vis. of London, 1663.)

Witheridge, Roger : of Fremington, Devon : son of William Witheridge, husband-
man. Schools, Barnstaple, under Mr Willson, five years; and Fremingham
(sic), under Mr Lee, two years. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table,
June 23, 1617. Surety, Mr Allen.
Scholar, Mich* 1618 to L. Day 1620.

Parlett, Benjamin : of Downluim, Norfolk : son of William Parlett, gent. School,
Wisbech, under Mr Howdell, five ; and under Mr Dimond, two, years. Age 16.
Admitted to the scholars' table, June 24, 1617. Surety, Mr Weatherell.

B.A. 1620-1 : M.A. 1624. Scholar, Mich- 1618 to Mich- 1624. Ordained
priest (Peterb.) Sep. 18, 1625. Licensed as schoolmaster at £. Dereham,
June 7, 1633 : still there in 1645. See WUliam, of 1604.

Dalendar, Henry : of Buckland, Surrey, son of William Dalendar, knt. Schools,
Croydon, Kent (sic), under Mr Davie, four years; and Charlwood, under
Mr Brystow, one year. Age 16. Admitted, June 27, 1617, pensioner to the
bachelors' table. Surety, Mr Weatherell (Brother of Rolph, 1613.)

B.A. 1620-1. Incorporated at Oxford, Nov. 13, 1621. M.A. (Oxf.),
from St Mary Hall, July 7, 1627. Rector of Headley, Surrey, till sequestered
in 1645. (Foster.)

♦Glisson, Francis : of Rampisham, Dorset : son of William Glisson, gent. School,
Rampisham, under Mr Allot, seven years. Age 18. Admitted to the scholars'
table, June 28, 1617. Surety, Mr Weatherell. (Brother of Henry, 1625.)

B.A. 1620-1 : M.A. 1624. Incorporated at Oxford, Oct. 25, 1627. M.D.
1634. Scholar, Mich- 1617 to Mich- 1624. Junior fellow, Mich- 1624 : senior,

1617. 237

Mids' 1629 to Mids' 1634. Greek lectarer, 1625-6 : dean, 1629. Fellow of
the Coll. of Physicians, 1635. Reg. Prof, of Physic, 1636-77. Gulstonian
lecturer, 1640. About 1640 he removed to Colchester, where he remained
during the siege of 1648. Went soon after to London, where he resided during
the rest of his lifa One of the first fellows of the Royal Society. President
of the College of Physicians, 1667, 8, 9. Died in London, Oct. 14, 1677 :
buried at St Bride's, Fleet Street. Will proved (P. C. C.) 1677. His portrait
is at the Coll. of Physicians. Author: De Hachidite, 1650, ''one of the
glories of English medicine'' (N. Moore) : Anatomia JiepatUy 1654 : De Natura
SubsiafUice energeiicOy 1672; De Ventriculo et Intestinis^ 1677. Pedigree in
Vis. of Somerset, and of Dorset. For a critical account of his work, see D. N. B.
Brother of Henry, of 1625.

Man, Stephen : of Lynn, Norfolk : son of John Man, gent. Schools, Lynn, under
Mr Armitage, one year ; afterwards studied under Mr Belwood at York, five
years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, July 2, 1617. Surety,
Mr Weatherell. (Probably son of John, p. 139.)

Ringwood, Thomas : of Mattishall, Norfolk : son of George Ringwood, mediocris
fortune. School, Lynn, under Mr Armitage, three years. Age 15. Admitted
sizar of his surety, Mr Gostlin.

B.A. 1620-1 : M.A. 1624. Seholar, Mich- 1619 to Mich« 1621. Curate
of Little Massingham in 1629, when he is reported, "for that a child being
brought to be baptized and the godfathers naming it ' Cannoy' (?) he did
obstinately baptize and name it Robert." Rector of Roydon, Norf., till 1664.

Whale, Henry : of Norwich : son of Richard Whale, husbandman. School, Norwich,
under Mr Brigges, five years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table,
July 11, 1617. Surety, Mr Kidman.

B.A 1620-1. Scholar, Mich- 1619 to Mich" 1621. Perhaps brother of
Thomas; p. 173.

I^wrence, Edmund : of Clifton, Yorkshire : son of Christopher Lawrence, mediocris
fortunfe. School, Leeds, under Mr Hargrave, nine years. Age 20. Admitted,
Aug. 2, 1617, sizar of his surety, Mr Watts.

B.A. 1620-1. Edward Lawrence was sequestered to Baschurch, Salop,
about 1651 ; and receives an increase of £31, March 3, 1651-2. Perhaps the
same who was vicar of Sheepshed, Leics., 1661-2.

MlCH» 1617— MlCH» 1618.

Parson, William : son of Richard PfU'son, notary, of Norwich. At school there,
under Mr Brigges, seven years. Age 19. Admitted, Oct. 18, 1617, sizar of
his surety, Mr Naylor.

Goddard, William : of Rudham, Norfolk : son of Thomas Ckxldard, gent. School,
Holt, under Mr Tallis, three years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table,
Oct. 25, 1617. Surety, Mr Lowde.

M.D. of Padua. Incorporated at Oxford, July, 1634. Fellow of the Coll^^
of Physicians, 1634: censor, 1638, 41, 44. Dbmissed from his feUowship^
Nov. 23, 1649 ; and on appeal to the King's Bench was defeated, (v. Munk's
RoU.)

Grene, John: son of Robert Grene, gent., attorney at law, of Norwich. At
school there, under Mr Briggs, two years. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars'
table, Nov. 4, 1617. Surety, Mr Lowde. (Brother of George, p. 203.)

B.A. 1621-2: M.A.1625. Scholar, L. Day 1618 to K Day 1625. Ordained
priest (Norw.) Dec. 18, 1625. Rector of Weston, Suff., 1628 • sequestered in

238 GONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

1645 or 1646. The will of John Green, clerk, of Witchingham, was proved at
Norwich, between 1648 and 1652. Brother of George, of 1609. .

Burrow, Edward ; of Saham Tony, Norfolk : son of Geoflrey Burrow, attorney at
law. School, Hardingham, two years, under Mr Tylney. Age 16. Admitted
to the scholars* table, Jan. 30, 1617-8. Surety, Mr Lowde.
Scholar, L. Day 1618 to Mich- 1619.

Wright, Henry : of Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire : son of John Wright, clerk.
School, Melton Mowbray, under Mr Humfreys, three years. Admitted, Feb. 2t>,
1617-8, sizar of his surety, Ds Welles.

B.A. 1621-2 : M.A. 1625. Scholar (obsonator), L. Day 1619 to Mich' 1625.
Perhaps vicar of Newnham, Herts., till 1642 ; when he died.

^Eluin, Thomas : of Hevingham Park, near Norwich : son of Simon Eluin, attorney
at law. Schools ; St Edward's Church, Cambridge, and the King's School,
King's College (*in schola regia Collegii regalis'), under Mr Leveringe, four
years. Age 15. Admitted to the scholars' table, Feb. 24, 1617-8. Surety,
Mr Lowde.

B.A. 1620-1 : M.A. 1625. Scholar, L. Day, 1618 to Mich- 1622. Junior
fellow (Perse), Mich" 1622 to L. Day, 1628. He was a relative of Dr Perse,
who desired in his will that Eluin should be elected on his foundations, as
scholar and fellow.

Burlingham, Thomas : of Thornage, Norfolk : son of Christopher Burlingham,
minister (formerly of the college; p. 98). School, Holt, under Mr Tallis,
seven years. Age 18. Admitted to the scholars' table, March 17, 1617-8.
Surety, Mr Lowde.

Of Briningham, gent. Married Dorothy, daughter of Francis Shuldham,
Esq., of Croxton. Buried Dec. 24, 1673. (Pedigree in Vis, of 1664.)

Baron, Edward. Matriculated pensioner, March 28, 1618.

♦Bladwell, Edmond : of Lexham, Norfolk : son of Giles Bladwell, gent. Schools,
Booton, under Mr Griffiths, four years; and Norwich, under Mr Stonham,
one year. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, March 31, 1618. Surety,
Mr Allen.

B.A. 1621-2: M.A. 1625. Scholar, Mich« 1618 to Mich" 1625. Junior
fellow, Mich" 1626 to L. Day 1649. Greek lecturer, 1628: dean, 1633.
Probably sequestered from his fellowship, as a delinquent : he was informed
against with others, as " having contributed moneys to the late war against
Parliament," Dec. 14, 1648. Brother of William, of 1611.

Cooper, John : of Hingham, Norfolk : son of Thomas Cooper, grocer. School,
Hardingham, under Mr Tilney, four years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars'
table, March 18, 1617-8. Surety, Mr Lowde.

B.A. 1621-2 : M.A. 1625. Scholar, Mich" 1618 to Michs" 1625. Ordained
priest (Norw.) Dec. 18, 1625. Vicar of Methwold, Norf., 1644-73. Perhaps
the same who was curate of Wicklewood, in 1626; and vicar of Wickham-
brook, Suff., from about 1657, signing the bishop's book, Oct. 6, 1662.
Signed the petition in favour of Presbyterianism, 1646.

Aid win, Thomas : of Rickmans worth, Herts. : son of Charles Aid win, mediocris
fortune. Schools, Sarratt, under Mr Coxshout, two years; and Watford,
under Mr Burgesse, one year. Age 15. Admitted sizar of his surety, Mr
Weatherell.

B.A. 1621-2 : M.A. 1625. Scholar, Christ" 1618 to Mich" 1625.

Thwaytes, Lionel : admitted pensioner. Died soon after. Buried Aug. 4, 1618.
He was a son of Richard Thwaytes, Esq. of Hardingham, Norf. (v. p. 92.)
Pedigree in Vis, of Norfolk.

1618. 239

^Fitling, Edward : of Hingham, Norfolk : son of John Fitling, husbandman. School,
Reymerstone, under Mr Chapman, one year. Age, over fifteen. Admitted
to the scholars' table, April 11, 1618. Surety, Mr Kidman.

B.A. 1621-2 : M.A. 1625. Incorporated at Oxford, July 10, 1627. Scholar,
L. Day 1620 to Mich" 1623. Junior fellow (chaplain) Mids' 1628 to L. Day
1642 : vacated by marriage. Greek lecturer, 1631. Ordained priest (Peterb.)
July 16, 1628. Presented by the University to Stainton, Lines., May 1636:
and by the college to Mattishall, Norf., 1641. Rector of E. Lexham, Norf.,
1649 : subscribes Bp HalFs book, Jan. 30, 1649-50. Rector of W. Lexham,
1661. Buried at E. Lexham, Aug. 26, 1671.

Pleasance, Thomas : of Croxton, Norfolk : son of William Pleasance, gent. School,
Thetford, under Mr Jenkinson, seven years. Age 16. Admitted to the
scholars' table, April 20, 1618. Surety, Mr Allen.

Son and heir of William, of Tuddenham, Suff. Probably died young : not
mentioned in the will of his father, 1640. (J. J. M.)

Richards, William : son of Richard Richaitis, minister : of Combmartin, Devon.
School, Westminster, under Mr Willson, four years. Age 16. Admitted to
the scholars' table, May 4, 1618. Surety, Mr Allen.

Scholar, L. Day 1619 to L. Day 1620. Admitted at the Middle Temple,
June 20, 1620. See Nathaniel, of 1628-9.

Walters, Martin : of Barton, Norfolk : son of Daniel Walters, gent School, North
Walsham, six years, under Mr Tilles. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars'
table. May 7, 1618. Surety, Mr Allen.

B.A. 1621-2: M.A. 1625. Incorporated at Oxford, July 10, 1627. Scholar,
Mich- 1618 to Mich- 1625. See John, of 1604.

Carr, Robert : son of Alan Carr, husbandman : of Closehouse, Giggleswick, York-
shire. At school there, under Mr Shute, three years. Age 17. Admitted,
May 2, 1618, sizar of his surety, Mr Lowde.

B.A. 1621-2: M.A. 1625. Probably vicar of Middleton Tyas, Yorks.,
1628. Presented by the University to By well, Northumb., 1637. One of the
same names, M.A. was chaplain to the f^rl of Warwick, and vicar of
Brain tree, 1662-76: he obtained a dispensation to hold the living of
Chiltington, Suss. : his father was Alan Carr, clerk. (CatU. Act Bk,)

Woolsey (matriculated Wallsey), Thomas : of North Repps, Norfolk : pon of John
Woolsey, husbandman. School, Aylsham, under Mr Knowles, four years.
Age 18. Admitted to the scholars' table. May 9, 1618. Surety, Mr Lowde.

B.A. 1621-2 : M.A. 1625. Scholar, Christ- 1619 to Mich- 1625. Rector
of Panxworth, Norf., 1628 : of Hassingham, 1630 : and of Wolterton, 1638.

Terrey (matriculated Terrill), Stephen : of London : son of John Terrey, goldsmith.
Schools, Saham Tony, Norfolk, under Mr Southis, four years ; and Hardingham,
under Mr Tylney, a year and a half. Age, over fifteen. Admitted to the
scholars' table, June 4, 1618. Surety, Mr Lowde.

B.A. 1621-2 : M.A. 1625. Incorporated at Oxford, July 10, 1628. Scholar, ^
Mich- 1618 to Mich- 1625. Pedigree in Lond, Vis. 1634 ; it is signed by the
father, but Stephen's name is not mentioned.

Vicary, Ludovic : of Braunton, Devon (bapt. Mar. 9, 1599-1600); son of John
Vicary, minister. School, Torrington, under Mr Salisbury, six years. Age 19.
Admitted to the scholars* table, June 19, 1618. Surety, Mr Allen.

B.A. 1620-1. Scholar, L..Day 1620 to Mich- 1621. Ordained deacon
(Exeter) Sep. 21, 1623. Ilector of Atherington, Dev., 1625. He was presented
to Landkey, Devon, Jan. 14, 1658-9, by the Trustees for Maintenance of

240 OONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

MinisterR {Lamb. 968, p. 141). About 1650 he was still at Atherington, where
he is described as *' a preaching minister" {Lansd, 459). His son Lewis was
instituted in 1662.

Wotten, Edward : of East Tuddenham, Norfolk : son of William Wotten, gent.
School, East Tuddenham, under Mr Breden, two years. Age 16. Admitted
pensioner to the bachelors' table, July 1, 1618. Surety, Mr Cruso.

Shene, Christopher : of Gressenhall, Norfolk : son of Christopher Shene, mediocris
fortune. School, Little Fransham, under Mr Shene, four years. Age 19.
Admitted to the scholars' table, July 2, 1618. Surety, Mr Lowde.

B.A. 1620-1 : M.A. 1625. Ordained priest (Norw.) Mar. 17, 1621-2.
Rector of Cockley Cley, 1626. Married Mary, daughter of Luke Skippon
(father of the Parliamentary general) by whom he had issue. Will proved
Feb. 27, 1682-3. (Carthew, in. 94.) Brother of Edward, p. 168.

Batch, Henry : of Seaming, Norfolk : son of John Batch, husbandman. School,
East Dereham, under Mr Rasin, three years. Age 17. Admitted to the
scholars' table, July 2, 1618. Surety, Mr Lowde.

B.A. 1621-2 : M.A. 1625. Ordained priest (Norw.) March 9, 1622-3.
Curate of Little Fransham in 1633. Rector of Seaming, 1639 ; where he kept
school, or took pupils. Will proved (Norw. Archd. C.) ' of Seaming ', 1 662-3.

Browne, Philip: of Little Walsingham, Norfolk (bapt. June 4, 1600): son of
Philip Browne, gent. School, Walsingham, two years under Mr Browne.
Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, July 4, 1618. Surety,
Mr Allen.

Spencer, Thomas : of Worlingworth, Suffolk : son of Miles Spencer, minister
(formerly of the ooUege : p. 141). Schools, South wold, under Mr Clayton ; and
Ipswich, under Mr Eston, one year. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table,
July 8, 1618. Surety, John Gostlin, MD.

Cade, Bartholomew : of Maiden, Essex : son of John Cade, mediocris fortunes.
School, Maiden, under Mr Dawes, five years. Age 16. Admitted, July 8,
1618, sizar of his surety, Mr Randolphe.
B.A. 1621 : M.A. 1625.

Hall, John : of Brington, Hunts : son of Richard Hall, husbandman. School,
Oundle, Northants, under Messrs Pemberton and Spencer, four years. Age 1 8.
Admitted, July 14, 1618, sizar of his surety, Mr Husband.

B.A. 1621-2 : M.A. 1625. One of these names licensed as schoolmaster
at Eye, Suffolk, June 3, 1624 : and afterwards master of Yarmouth school, 1646 :
died 1647. Brother of Thomas, of 1608.

Grose, Alexander : of Christow, Devon : son of William Grose, husbandman. School,
Exeter, under Mr Periman, five years. Age 22. Admitted, July 26, 1618,
sizar of his surety, Mr Kidman.

B.A. (Trin. H.) 1621-2. Incorporated as M.A. at Oxford, 1632. B.D.
(Oxf.) 1633 : do. (Camb.) 1633. For a time preacher at Plympton. Rector of
Bridford, Dev., 1639 : and vicar of Ashburton, 1652-4. Buried at Ashburton,
1654. "A zealous and mighty man in the Presbyterian way" (Wood). For
some account of his numerous works see Trans, of Dev. Ass. xxi. 525.

^Dod, Nathaniel : of Wiggenhall St Mary Magdalen, Norfolk : son of Ralph Dod,
minister. School, Lynn, over two years, under Mr Armitage. Age 18.
Admitted, Aug. 1, 1618, sizar of his surety, Mr Nicholes. Previously admitted
at Jesus College.

B.A. 1620-1 : M.A. 1624 : B.D. 1631. Scholar, L. Day 1618 to Mich-
1624. Junior fellow, Mich* 1625: senior, Mich- 1630 to Mich- 1637. Rhet
prtelector, 1626. Greek lecturer, 1627 : salarist, 1635-7. Curate of Bennington,

1618. 241

Herts, 1629-36 : vicar, 1636-82. Married, at a Pickenham, Norf., May 16,
1642, Beatrice Barber, widow, of Snore Hall, Fordham, Norf. Died 1682 :
M.L at Bennington. There are several letters from him in the Gawdy MSS.
One of these names was minister at Doddinghorst, Ess., in 1650, where he is
described as an " honest godly preaching minister." (LanscL 459 ; and Chauncy,
II. 82.)

Le-Qrooe, Thomas : of Crostwight, Norfolk, (second) son of Thomas Le-Groos, knt.,
deceased. Schools, Norwich, under Mr Townley, two years ; and Aylsham,
under Mr Knowles, about a year. Age 16. Admitted fellow-conmioner
Sep. 10, 1618. Tutor and surety, Mr Husband.

Died young. Will dated Oct. 22, 1626 : proved Jan. 24, 1626-7. Brother,
Sir Charles, executor and legatee. Pedigree in Vis. of Norf. Brother of
Charles, of 1611.

Steevenson (Stevens), John : of Long Melford, Suffolk : son of Thomas Steevenson,
minister. School, Melford, under Mr Nayer, four years. Age 16. Admitted,
Sep. 22, 1618, sizar of his surety, Mr Cooke.
B.A. 1622-3: M.A. 1626.

Mich* 1618— Mich* 1619.

Peirse, Arthur : of Mattishall Burgh, Norfolk : son of Peter Peirse, husbandman,
deceased. Educated at home for two years, under Mr Wolterton. School,
Bunwell, two years, under Mr Ponder. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars'
table, Oct. 15, 1618. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1622-3. Scholar, L. Day 1620 to Mich' 1623. Curate of Pentney and
W. Bilney in 1636. Ordained priest at Norwich, "but his instruments were
defaced and destroyed by his brother, being a lunatique." {Consig. Bk.y 1636.)

Constable, Roger : of Lazenby, Yorkshire : son of John Constable, gent. Educated
under Mr Ellakar, three years. Admitted at Trinity College in 1607 ; resided
there about four years ; then at the Inner Temple, where he was entered —
*unus e municipaUs juris collegiis primariis'. Age 26. Admitted feUow-
commoner of this coUege, Oct 17, 1618. Sponsor and surety, Mr Cruso.

B.A. 1619-20. Rector of Catwick, Yorks., 1624-54. WiU proved
(P. C. C.) Dec. 4, 1654. See 'Constable of Dromonby' in Vis. of Yorks., 1612.
The motiier was a Wylde of Lazenby. Brother of Charles, 1619.

Lowde, Robert : of Hujrton, < Aighton,' Lancashire : (fourth) son of Edmund Lowde,
gent. Schools, Clitheroe, and Bolton Percy, Yorkshire, under Messrs Emott
and Lowd, six years. Age 15. Admitted, Oct. 24, 1618, sizar of Mr Ralph
Lowde, fellow.

B.A. 1622-3 : M.A. 1626. Scholar, L. Day 1620 to L. Day 1626 : he was
nominated by the will of Dr Branthwaite as the first on his foundation.
Oidained priest (Norw.) May 20, 1627. Rector of Wiveton, Norf., 1640-71.
Subscribed £5 to the royal loan of 1666. Died Jan. 21, 1670-1 : M. L at
Wiveton. Will proved (Norw. archd. C.) 1671. See Vis. of Lanes., 1664
Brother of Ralph, 1608 ; and Roger, 1613.

Fozton, Anthony : son of Francis Foxton, clerk, of Kent. Bom at Milton, Sitting-
bourne. School, Canterbury, where he was a King's scholar for four years.
Age 17. Admitted scholar on Archbishop Parker's foundation, Oct. 29, 1618.
Tutor and surety, Mr Edward Nichols, fellow. Previously two years and
a half at St John's College, under Mr Thornton.

B.A. 1619-20: M.A. 1623. Scholar, Mich« 1618 to Mids' 1623: his
nomination, signed and sealed by the Abp, is in our library. Rector of Bur-
marsh, Kent, 1623-31. Licensed to marry Sarah, daughter of Simon Hurlestone,
of Fordwich, Kent, Dec. 4, 1628. Died 1631. Brother of Francis, 1623.

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242 GONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Gardiner, Francis: son of Christopher Gardiner, gent. Bom at Edmonsham
('Ensum'), Dorset. Educated in London, under Mr Famaby, three years.
Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, Oct. 27, 1618. Tutor and surety,
Mr Lowd. Previously, for about two years, at St John's College, Oxford.

B.A. 1619-20: M.A. 1623. Incorporated at Oxford, July 20, 1623.
Perhaps son of Christopher, of Tilshead, Wilts. If so, he married Timothea,
daughter of Sir H. Bokenham of Thomham, SuE ; and is described in the
Vis, o/EaseXy 1664, as 'of Tollesbury, Essex'; and was admitted at the Middle
Temple, Oct. 27, 1624.

Hodgskin, Randolph : son of Francis Hodgskin, vicar of Earls Barton, Northants.
School, Sywell ('Siwall'). Age 15. Admitted, Oct 22, 1618, sizar of his
surety, Ds Cradock, fellow.

Sabbe, Matthew : of Norfolk : son of John Sabbe, gent., deceased. School, Tankersley,
Yorkshire, under Mr Shaw, two years. Age 20. Admitted, Oct. 26, 1618,
sizar of his surety, Mr William Blankes.

Ordained priest (Norw.) Feb. 22, 1623. Licensed to teach grammar,
Dec. 23, 1623. Presented to Tunstall, Suff., by letters patent, Nov. 11, 1637.
Rector of Dunningworth, Suffolk, 1638.

MApes, Richard : of Norwich : (fourth) son of Leonard Mapes, gent, (formerly of
the college ; p. 58). School, Norwich, under Mr Stonham, one year. Age 16.
Admitt^, Nov. 5, 1618, pensioner to the bachelors' table. Tutor, Mr Nichols.
Married and had issue (Davy). Pedigree in Vis. of Norfolk.

Bartlet, Henry: son of William Bartlet, rector of Monckton, Dorset. School,
Newcastle on Tyne, under Mr Fobery, a year and a half. Age 17. Admitted,
Nov. 26, 1618, sizar of his surety, Mx Robert King, feUow.

Osborne, William : son of William Osborne, of East Langdon, Kent. Bom at
Mongeham, Kent. School, Canterbury, where he was a Song's scholar, for
two years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, Nov. 30, 1618.
Surety, Mr Edward Nichols, fellow.

B.A. 1621-2 : M.A. 1626. Scholar, L. Day 1623 to Mich- 1625. Succeeded
his father as rector of Langdon, 1641-74. One of the petitioners from Kent,
1641, for * Reformation not Abrogation of the Liturgy.' (v. Proceedings in
Kent, CamcL Soc 64.) Died 1674: buried at Langdon.

Forster, Alexander : son of George Forster, gent. Bom at Lyham, Northumber-
land. School, Berwick, four years, under Mr Knowsly. Age 16. Admitted
to the scholars' table, Dec. 14, 1618. Tutor and surety, Mr Nichols.

Stafford, Robert : son of Richard Stafford, minister, of Great Whelnetham, Suffolk.
School, Bury St Edmunds, under Mr Dickenson, four years. Age 17. Admitted
to the scholars' table, Feb. 10, 1618-9. Surety. Mr Kidman.

B.A. (Emm.) 1622-3: M.A. 1626. Ordained priest (Ely) Sep. 19, 1629.
Rector of Ampton, Suff., 1630-36. Appointed to Euston, Suff., 1647. Vicar
of Pakenham, 1648-61. Signed the petition of Suffolk ministers in feivour of
Presbyterianism, May 29, 1646. Chosen as minister of the Classis,

Freeman, Thomas: of Wymondham, Norfolk: son of Isaiah Freeman. School,
Wymondham, under Mr Eston, six years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars'
table, Jan. 26, 1618-9. Surety, Mr Moore.

Scholar, Mich- 1619 to L. Day 1620. Probably B.A. (Clare) 1624-5:
M.A. 1628. One of these names was sequestered to Barley, Herts., but left
soon after: signed the petition of Herts, ministers, 1636. (Urwick, 737.)
Possibly vicar of Cold Ash, Northants, 1662 : and of Penn, Bucks., 1663,

1618—1619. 248 •

*Loveland, Joseph : of Norwich : son of John Loveland. School, Norwich, under
Mr Stonham. Age 15. Admitted to the scholars' table, Feb. 11, 1618-9.
Surety, Mr MicheU, fellow.

B.A. 1622-3 : M.A. 1626. Scholar, L. Day 1620 to L. Day 1626. Junior
fellow, L. Day 1626 : Senior fellow, L. Day 1632 to April 9, 1644, when he
was ejected at three days' notice for refusing to take the Solemn League and
Covenant. Rhet. pnelector, 1627-8 : steward, 1633 : registrar, 1634 : salarist,
1637-44. Proctor, 1636. President of the College, 1643-4. Preb. of Norwich
1660-95. Preb. of York, 1672-95. Rector of Wimpole, Cambe., 1642, till
his ejection. In a complaint of the inhabitants (Baker; xxvii, 458), it is
charged " that he doth absent himself from lus cure for a quarter of a year at
a time... he hath according to his means endeavoured to ip<^intftin the war
against the Parliament and hath sent a horse to the king by one Lancaster,
and charged him rather than the Parliament should light on the horse, the
party that carried the horse should ride the horse to death." He gave J^120
to the Coll^;e library in 1686 ; and left legacies of £200 to the city of Norwich,
and £100 to the Boys' Hospital He died May 20, 1695 ; and was buried in
Norwich Cathedral, where there is a monument to his memory. There are a
number of letters from him in the Tanner MSS. (No. 40) in the Bodleian.

Layer, William of Norwich : (second) son of Christopher Layer. School, Norwich,
under Mr Stonham. Age 15. Admitted, March 13, 1618-9, pensioner to the
bachelors' table. Surety, Mr MichelL

Died, without issue, during his father's life. Buried March 29, 1629.
Cousin of the students of 1602 and 1608. Pedigree in Vis. of Nwf.

*Sheringham, Robert : of Guestwick, Norfolk : son of William Sheringham. School,
Norwich, under Mr Briggs. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, March 1 5
1 6 1 8-9. Surety, Mr Thomas Gostlyn.

RA. 1622-3 : M.A. 1626 : Incorporated at Oxford, July 15, 1628. Scholar,
Mich* 1620 to L. Day 1626. Junior fellow L. Day 1626 : Senior, Mids' 1631.
Ejected 1651 : reelected Mids' 1660. Greek lecturer, 1630: Hebrew, 1633,
1674-7: dean 1642: Catechist, 1666, 72, 73. ''In omni literarum genere
versatus et pnecellens, praesertim in linguis Orientalibus Borealibusque, Anti-

quitatum insuper Gentis et Legum Angliae peritissimus passim Rabbi

Sherringhamus audiit" (Gostlin). After his ejection he retired to London and
thence to Holland, where he taught Hebrew and Arabic at Rotterdam and
elsewhere. '' Did not look after preferment ; never went to Church ; died
suddenly in his chamber in winter time taken with an apoplectic fit : fell upon
his hearth where the coals lay lighted that had been raked out of the
chimney ; his back or side was burnt." (Ant. Wood's Life : Oxf Hist Soc,
IIL 398.) Buried at St Michael's, May 2, 1678. Will proved (V. C. Court)
May 7, 1678. He leaves to Grertrude Sheldrake, widow, of Fakenham, " the
hai^;ings of my chamber or study wherein I now live and all other the goods
fastened to the walls thereof." To the college library, ** all the overplus of my
books which shall remain after selling such as are needed to pay debts" : except
Dr Skinner's Lexicon, left to Sion College. Author : Two sermons preached
at St Mary's, 1645. Joma, Codex Talmudicus, 1648. The King's supremacy
asserted, 1660. De Anglorum Gentis Origine, 1670. (All in our library.)

Mooth, William : son of William Mooth, gent. Bom at Gay wood, Norfolk. School,
Lynn, under Mr Armitage, four years. Age 18. Admitted to the scholars'
table, March 3, 1618-9. Tutor and surety, Mr John Allen, fellow.
B.A. 1622-3 : M.A. 1627. Scholar, Mich« 1620 to L. Day 1624.

Jones, Thomas : of Barton, Norfolk : son of Edmund Jones. School, Lynn, under
Mr Armitage, two years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, March 23,
1618-9. Tutor, Mr Lowd.

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244 OONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

B.A. 1622-3. M.A. 1626. Scholar, L. Day 1620 to Mich- 1626. A
Thomas Jones, clericus, M.A. was married to Brigetta Crofts, at Great
Dunham, Norf., Ap. 13, 1633.

♦Goetlyn, John : of Norwich : son of Edmund Gostlyn. Educated at Norwich,
under Mr Gammond. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, April 8, 1619.
Tutor, Mr John Gostlyn, M.D., Master.

B.A. 1622-3 : M.A. 1626. Scholar, L. Day 1620 to L. Day 1626. Junior
fellow L. Day 1626 to Christ' 1631. Afterwards of Dickleburgh ; v. John, of
1647. He gave a MS. to our Ubrary, in 1627, Biblia Latvna (No. 350).

Lancaster, John : of Wisbech. At school there, under Mr Dymont. Admitted
Mar. 31, 1619, sizar of his surety, Mr Thomas Wake.

A John Lancaster described as M.A., was ordained priest (Norw.) Feb. 22,
1623-4 : Vicar of West Barsham, 1623: possibly of St John's ; M.A. 1607.

Withers, John. Admitted, April 6, 1619, sizar of Mr Wake.

Fale, James : of Harleston, Norfolk : son of John Fale, minister. Educated under
Mr Rayner. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table. Mar. 31, 1619. Surety,
Mr Moore.

B. A. 1 622-3 ; M.A. 1 627. Scholar L. Day 1 622 to L. Day 1 623. Ordained
deacon (Norw.) Dec. 18, 1625 ; priest (do.) Sep. 21, 1628. Vicar of Fressing-
field, Suff., 1629. Sequestered about Feb. 16, 1642-3. His wife petitions for
the fifths, Aug. 9, 1645. Restored in 1660, and remained there till 1671.
Burial recorded in Fressingfield register, Aug. 19, 1678. Married, at Fressing-
field, Anne, daughter of Francis Woolnough, June 18, 1632. Seems to have
resided in the parish after his sequestration, and to have continued a private
register, which was copied by his successor (v. Suff, Arch, vii. 73). There
are two letters from him to Sancroft in the Tanner MSS. at the Bodleian.

Cotton, Bartholomew: (eldest) son of Thomas Cotton, Esq. Admitted, April 15,
1619, pensioner to the bachelors' table. Surety, Mr Blankes. (Re-admitted,
as fellow-commoner, Jan. 15, 1620-1.)

Admitted at Gray's Inn, Feb. 22, 1618-9. Of Starston, Esq. Married
Jane, daughter of Richard Luckyn. Buried at Starston, July 13, 1634. BUs
widow married John Tendall, in 1635, and was the mother of the student
admitted in 1659. Brother of Thomas, 1619 ; and William, 1623. (v. VU, of
Carnbs., 1619.)

Blofeild, Thomas : (eldest) son of Thomas Blofeild, of Sustead, Norf., attorney at
law: (bapt. at South Repps, July 24, 1603). School, North Walsham, under
Mr Tilles. Admitted, Feb. 24, 1618-9, pensioner to the bachelors' table. Surety
Mr Nichols.

B.A. 1625-6. Admitted at Lincohi's Inn, 1619. Married, 1629, Ann,
daughter of William Hunt, Esq., of Hindolveston. Lived at Beeston Priory,
near Cromer. Died before his father; Le. before Feb. 7, 1637-8. Buried at
Sustead. Brother of Robert, of 1622.

Woodes (Wood), Robert : of Tharston, Norfolk (bapt. Aug. 13, 1601) : son of Robert
Woodes, gent. School, Norwich, under Mr Thornton. Age 17. Admitted,
April 20, 1619, pensioner to the bachelors' table. Tutor and surety, Mr Blankes.
(Re-admitted, as fellow-conunoner, Sep. 8.)

Admitted at Gray's Inn, Ap. 28, 1619. Of Bracon Ash, Esq. Died Dec. 31,
1680. Buried at Bracon Ash. His mother was Elizabeth Woolmer of Tharston.
Probably one of the commission appointed in 1654, for the ejection of in-
sufficient ministers. He was patron of the living of St Clement the Martjrr,
Norwich, afterwards purchased of the family by the College. Married
Elizabeth, daughter of Sir Thomas Richardson, Lord Chief Justice, by
whom he bad issue.

1619. 245

Rant, William and Thomas : of Norwich : sons of William Rant, M.D. (formerly
fellow). School, Norwich, nnder Mr Stonham, five years. Ages 16 and 15.
. Admitted pensioners, May 1, 1619, under Mr Michell.

William Rant. M.B. 1625 : MD. 1630. Fellow of the Royal Collie of
Physicians, 1634. Gulstonian lecturer, 1639. Practised for many years in
London. Afterwards retired to Norfolk (Smith, in his Obituary^ assigns a
reason reflecting on his morality). Died at Norwich, Sep. 15, 1653: buried
at Thorpe Market, where there is a monument to his memory, and that of his
wife, Jane, daughter of Sir John Dingley, of Wolverton, Hants. He left some
Arabic books to the College of Physicians. (Munk's Roll ; where he is called
a son of Humphrey.) Obtained letters testimonial from the Univ. July 5, 1626.
He and his brother Thomas sign the pedigree in the London Vis, of 1634.
See also John, 1626 ; and Edward, 1630.

Thomas Rant. Admitted at Gray's Inn, Feb. 22, 1618-9. Practised the
Conmion Law in London. Retired to Thorpe Market during the Common-
wealth. M.P. for Norwich, 1660. Knighted, July 24, 1660. Married Mary,
daughter of James (?) Burwell, of Rougham, SufT., knt. Founded an almshouse
at Thorpe for poor widows. Died June 2, 1671 : buried at Thorpe. M. L
there.

RusseU, Erasmus : of Suflblk : son of G^eorge Russel, yeoman. School, Earls Colne,
under Mr Rayne. Age 18. Admitted May 11, 1619, sizar of Mr Naylor.

B.A. 1622. Scholar, Mich* 1620 to his death. Died in college, buried
at St Michael's, Aug. 23, 1622.

Oddy, Thomas : of Lancashire : son of Thomas Oddy. Age 16. Admitted, June 24,
1619, sizar of Mr Lowd.

B.A. 1622-3 : Scholar, L. Day 1620 to Mich' 1623. A Thomas Oddis
was Vicar of Kirkby in Cleveland, Yorks, 1627.

Whiting, John : son of Thomas Whiting, gent., of Saxlingham, Norfolk. School,
Norwich, one year. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table. May 28, 1619.
Surety, Mr Gklstlyn.

B.A. (Joh.) 1622-3 : M,A. 1626. Scholar, Mich' 1620 to Mich« 1622. A
John Whiting, ordained priest (Ely) Feb. 18, 1637-8, was rector of Hintlesham,
Suff. ; where he signs the bishop's book, Jan. 15, 1660-1. Perhaps the same
who was rector of Offton and Bricett, Suff., 1638 : sequestered Aug. 9, 1645,
but reinstituted ; *' there was much malice in the presentation of the matters
against him." Presented to Goldhanger, Ess., about 1645-6 ; but left soon.
Referred to the Assembly of Divines for Eastthorpe, Ess., Aug. 25, 1646.

Buck, Thomas : son of Thomas Buck, gent. Bom at Brandon, Norfolk. School,
Ely, under Mr Wigmore. Age 20. Admitted, June 5, 1619, pensioner to
the bachelors' tabla Surety, Mr Hobman. (Migrated to St Catharine's.
Re-admitted, as fellow-conmioner, June 30, 1621.)

B.A 1620-1: M.A. 1624. Ordained priest (Norw.), May 20, 1627.
Curate of Gt Walsingham, 1 629-33- : Licensed as schoolmaster at Walsing-
ham May 31, 1620. Probably the Thomas Buck who was tutor to the son of
Sir Stephen Soames, of Heydon, Essex, in Aug. 1654 (Cal. of State Papers).

Notly, Henry: son of Henry Notly, husbandman. Bom at Monkton, Dorset
School, Dorchester, under Mr Cheeke. Admitted sizar of Mr Nicholls.

Rolfe, Anthony : of Tuttington, Norfolk : son of Clement Rolfe, gent, (formerly
of the college; p. 148). Admitted, July 7, 1619, pensioner to the bachelors'
tabla Surety, Mr Michell.

Of Tuttington, Esq. Left two daughters, one of whom married Mr Elwin,
of Booton HiJl, and the other Sir Thomas Leigh, of Addington, Surrey.

246 QONVILLE ANP CAIUS COLLEGE.

Knight, John : son of John Kuight, gent. Born at Winwick, Northants (baptised
Sep. 29, 1600). Admitted, June 9, 1619, sizar of Mr MichelL (RMdmitted,
as pensioner. May 11, 1621.)

B.A. 1622-3 : M.A. 1626. Scholar, Mich« 1621 to Mich« 1625. Serjeant
surgeon to Charles II. Licentiate Coll. Phys., March 20, 1675-6. About
March 1660-1 he petitions the king 'that he had served H.M as serj. surgeon
abroad... received the usual fee belonging to his office for embalming the Duke
of Gloucester, being the only profit that has fallen to him, and complains of
having to divide it with the surgeon in ordinary.' Granted the office of
principal surgeon soon ieifterwards. {CaL of State Pap.) Benefactor to the
College library : it is to him mainly that our large heraldic collection is due.
(v. Munk's Roll,) He had a mandate for M.D., 1669 ; but did not graduate.

Cottwin, Robert: son of Edward Cottwin, gent. Born at Saxlinghara, Norfolk.
At school, under Mr Townly. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table.
Feb. 13, 1618-9. Surety, Mr Crusa Previously admitted at Trinity CoUege,
May 27, 1617.

B.A. 1620-21 : MA. 1624. Married Catharine, daughter of Reg. Bokenham,
Esq., of Wortham. Signs the pedigree in the Via, of 1664.

Rimer, Ralph : of Yorkshire : son of John Rimer, gent. School, Northallerton,
under Mr Harrison. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table. May 4, 1619.
Tutor, Mr Cruso. Previously admitted at St John's College, May 6, 1618.

Of Brafferton, Yorks., Esq. Father of the author of the Fosdera, Admitted
at Gray's Inn, June 22, 1620 : 'son of John, of Romanby, Yorks.' Treasurer
of the commissioners for Yorks. during the Interregnum. There are many
letters from and to him in the CaL of Com, for Advance of Money. In 1664-5
he seems to have been attainted for misprision of treason, and his estates at
Brafiferton, <fec, forfeited. There is a petition from him from York Castle,
May 1666, stating that from ill health he cannot live long in confinement.
Released, July 16. {Cal. of State Pap.)

^Seaman, Christopher : of Norfolk : son of Robert Seaman. School, North Walsham,
under Mr Tilles. Admitted to the scholars' table under Mr Cruso.

B.A. 1622-3 : M.A. 1626. Junior feUow, Mids' 1628 to Mids' 1634.
Ordained priest (Norw.) Sep. 23, 1627. Rector of Sengham, Nor£, 1637-49 :
of Tatterset, 1637 : and of Lit. Snoring, 1640-71. Robert Bacon (v. 1648)
leaves him a mourning ring in 1652.

Robinson, Daniel. Age 18. Admitted to the scholars' table, July 28, 1619.
Surety, Mr Cruso.

B.A. 1622-3 : M.A. 1626. Died July 14, 1627, at Thurgarton, Norfolk,
where there is a brass to his memory in the chanceL

Cotton, Thomas : son of Thomas Cotton, Esq. Bom in London. School, Moulton,
under Mr Matchet. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table. Surety,
Mr Blanks.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, Feb. 22, 1618-9: "of Starson." Brother of
Bartholomew, of 1619; and William, of 1623.

Herman, Miles (matriculated and graduated as Michael). School, Norwich, under
Mr Briggs. Age 16. Admitted sizar of his surety, Mr MioheU.

B.A. 1623-4 : Scholar, Mich« 1621 to Mich- 1625. Ordained priest (Norw.)
Dec. 18, 1625. Vicar of Ringland, Norf., 1626-62. He signs the r^ter
till 1633.

Smith, Robert : of Suffolk : son of Thomas Smith. Admitted, Sep. 16, 1619, sizar
of the Master, Dr Goetlyn. Surety, Mr MichelL Previously admitted at
St John's CoUege, May 28, 1618.

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1619. 247

B.A. 1621-2 : M.A. 1625. Probably ordained priest (Norw.) March 9,
1622-3 : rector of Homingtoft^ Norf., 1636-43 : curate of Norton Subcourse
in 1636.

Foster, Thomas : of Kirby-Bellars, Leicestershire : son of Randolph Foster, hus-
bandman. School, Melton Mowbray, under Mr Humfrey. Age 16. Ad-
mitted, Aug. 13, 1619, sizar of Dr Welles.

B.A. 1623-4. One of these names was vicar of Horton and Piddington,
Northants, 1641.

Pyle, Richard: of Exeter. At school there, under Mr Penman, eight years.
Admitted to the scholars' table Sep. 25, 1619. Surety, Mr Michell.

B.A. 1623-4: Scholar, L. Day 1620 to L. Day 1627. Died in coUege :
buried at St Michael's, June 12, 1627.

Baxter, Thomas : of Rainthorp Hall, Norfolk : son of Stephen Baxter, gent,
(formeriy of the coUege; p. 152). School, Norwich, under Mr Thornton.
Age 17. Admitted fellow-commoner. Surety, Mr Blanks.
Of Rainthorp, Esq. Succeeded his grandfather there.

Stukley, Thomas : of Worlington, Devon (bom there) ; eldest son of John Stukley,
gent., deceased. School, Tiverton, under Mr Samuel Butler, t^iree years.
Age 20. Admitted to the scholars' table. May 2, 1619. Surety, Mr Allen.

Scholar L. Day 1620 to Mich* 1621. His father was of Affeton in
West Worlington, and married Frances Monk, aunt of Oeorge Duke of
Albemarle, ^omas succeeded to the estates, and was knighted. He died in
1663, without surviving male issue : succeeded by his brother Lewis, chaplain
to Oliver CromwelL The present (baronet) family are descended from a
daughter of Lewis. (C. W.).

Constable, Charles : of Lazenby, Yorkshire : son of John Constable, gent. School,
Northallerton, under Mr Cud worth. Admitted feUow-commoner Oct. 27, 1619.
Age about 25. Previously matriculated Dec. 17, 1610, according to the
Registrar of the University.

B.A. 1619-20. Ordained deacon (York) Dec. 24, 1620 : priest, Sep. 23,
1621. Rector of Danby Wiske, Yorks., 1621-61. Brother of Roger, 1618.

Underwood, Anthony and Robert : sons of Augustin Underwood, minister. Bom
in Chevington, Suffolk. School, Bury St Edmunds, under Mr Dickinson.
Ages 17 and 16 ('erant gemelli', — note). Admitted Dec. 6 and 9, 1619, sizars
of their respective sureties, Mr John Cradocke and Mr Cruso.

Anthony. B.A. 1623-4 : M.A. 1627. Ordained priest (Norw.) Dec. 19,
1624. . Curate of Homingtoft, Norf., in 1636. Curate of Raynham St Mary,
1640, where five clergy recommend him for preferment, '' he has supplied the
office of curate in that laudable and approved manner " {Col, of State Pap.).
Vicar of Houghton, Norf., 1640-60.

Robert B.A. 1623-4 : M.A. 1627. Ordained priest (Norw.) Dec. 24,
1626. Succeeded his father as rector of Chevington, 1630-90. Signed the
petition of the Suffolk ministers in favour of Presbyterianism ; 1646. Chosen
as minister of the Classis. Died Jan. 24, 1690: buried at Chevington.
Brother of Augustin, 1597 ; and John, 1600.

Sadler, Jchn : of Norwich : son of Nicholas Sadler, merchant. Schools, Norwich,
under Mr Thornton, three years ; and Hadley, Middlesex, under Mr Turner.
Age 15. Admitted pensioner. Surety, Mr Allen.
Scholar, Mich' 1620 to Mich* 1622.

Pyle, Thomas. Matriculated pensioner, Dec. 10, 1619. Probably a mistake for
Richard; see above.

248 QONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Raynberd, Nicholas : son of Nicholas Raynberd, Steward of the Tower of London.
Schools, St Paul's, London, one year ; and Northampton, under Mr Johnston,
four years. Admitted sizar Jan. 27, 1619-20. Surety, Mr Warden, fellow.
Previously admitted about Nov. 18, 1618.

The father was Steward of the Tower: he was charged with having
conspired to murder Lord Philip Howard, a prisoner thera (v. Dixon's
Her Majesty^s Totoery p. 332).

^Normanton, John : of London : son of Alexander Normanton, cutler. At school
in London, under Mr Best. Age 14. Admitted sizar Jan. 9, 1619-20.
Tutor and surety, Mr Nayler.

B.A. 1623-4 : M.A. 1627. Scholar, Mich* 1620 to L. Day 1627. Junior
fellow, L. Day 1627 to Mids' 1639. Hebrew lecturer, 1632 : Greek do., 1634:
rhet. praelector, 1633. He was "questioned for a sermon preached at St
Mary's, Jan. 10, 1633, about the irresistibility of Grace" (Baker, 33; p. 225).
He was deprived of his fellowship in 1639, after citation (Dec. 22, 1638) to
return from abroad. He afterwaixis joined the Roman Church.

Rosyer, John: of London: son of Robert Rosyer, waterman ('lintrarius'). Schools,
Blackfriars, one year; and Berkhampstead, Herts., under Mr Hunt. Age 15.
Admitted, Feb. 9, 1619-20, sizar of his surety, Mr Allen.
B.A. 1623-4 : M.A 1627.

Calthorpe, James : of Norfolk : son of Christopher Calthorpe, Elsq. School,
Moulton, Norfolk, under Mr Macchet. Age 15. Admitted, Jan. 27, 1619-20.
Surety, Mr Loude.

Admitted at the Middle Temple, Nov. 16, 1617. Of Cockthorpe, and
afterwards of K Basham, Esq. Sheriff of Norfolk, 1643. Married (1) Mary,
daughter of William Fermor, of £. Basham ; (2) Catherine, daughter of Sir
Edw. Lewknor, of Denham, Suff Administration granted to his widow, May
6, 1652. Buried at E. Basham. (v. Vis, of Nor/.; and If or/. Arch, ix., 155.)

Denny, William : of Norwich : son of William Denny (probably admitted 1594).
School, Norwich, under Mr Stonham. Age 16. Admitted Feb. 17, 1619-20.
Surety, Mr Michell. (Re-admitted, as fellow-conmioner, Ap. 17, 1621.)

B.A. 1622-3. Admitted at Gray's Inn, Feb. 16, 1623-4. Probably the
author of ' Pelecanicidium, or the Christian adviser against self-murder,' 1653,
in prose and verse; and of a pastoral poem, 'The Shepheard's Holiday.'
Created baronet by Charles I, June 3, 1642. In 1654 it was proposed by the
royalists to make him governor of Yarmouth. Married Catherine Young :
said to have died in poverty before the Restoration. (D. N. B.)

Hammonde, Nicholas : of Norfolk : son of Robert Hammonde, husbandman.
School, Norwich, under Mr Thornton. Age 15. Admitted pensioner March
16, 1619-20. Surety, Mr Michells.

B.A. 1623-4. M.A. 1627. Scholar, Mich- 1622 to Mich« 1627.

Pearse, John : of Suffolk : son of John Pearse, gent. School, East Bergholt,
under Mr Byrde. Age 14. Admitted pensioner Mar. 10, 1619-20. Surety,
Mr Loude.

B.A. 1623-4. Scholar, L. Day 1620 to L. Day 1625. His mother's will
was proved (P. C. C.) Feb. 23, 1625, by an uncle ; but the administration
was committed to him in 1649, the executor having administered badly.
She left her son BuU's close, or £100. (J. J. M.)

Willowes, John : of (Pickwall) Leicestershire. School, Melton, under Mr Humfry.
Admitted, March '2Sy 1619-20, sizar of his surety, Mr Blanks. Previously
admitted at Pembroke Hall, as sizar of the master.

B.A. 1622-3 : M.A. 1626. Rector (sinecure) of Horn, Ruts., 1638. 'John

1619—1620. 249

Willowes, minister of the word,' was examined by the Pari. Committee,
with a view to the cure of Imham, lines., May 28, 1648. Rector of
Newton in Aveland, Lines., 1650.

^Salter, Edward : of Tottington, Norfolk : son of William Salter, deceased.
School, Bury St Edmunds, under Mr Dickinson. Age 18. Admitted to
the scholars' table, April 10, 1620. Tutor and surety, Mr Gostlin.

B.A. 1623-4 : M.A. 1627. Scholar, Mich- 1621 to L. Day 1627. Junior
feUow, L. Day 1627: senior, Mich- 1633. Ejected April 11, 1644. Rhet.
pnelector, 1628: Gr. lecturer, 1629: Heb. do., 1631: registrar, 1637-41:
dean, 1633. University preacher, 1637. Ordained priest (Norw.) Sep. 21,
1634. Rector of Gt Casterton, Ruts. ; sequestered as a delinquent, 1646 ;
summoned before the Committee, July 27, 1647, for contempt of their
order. Rector of Tattersett, Norf., 1649 : signs Bp Hall's book, June 22,
1649. Rector of Lit. Massingham, 1662-4. Buried there. May 26, 1664.
Will proved (Norw.), 1664 : * of Tatterset' (Walker, ii. 145.)

Hodder, Robert. Admitted sizar, April 21, 1620. Surety, Mr Cosin.

B.A. 1620-1. Perhaps admitted at the Middle Temple, June 30, 1620:
''seventh son of John Hodder, of Chideock." Matriculated at Magdalen
Hall, Oxf. (of Dorset), April 24, 1618 ; age 18. Rector of Puncknowle, Dors.,
1631 (Foster's Alumn, Oxon.).

Baker, William : of Lincolnshire : son of William Baker, minister. School,
Homcastle, under Mr Hues. Age 17. Admitted sizar, April 28, 1620.
Surety, Mr Gk>stlin.

B.A. 1623-4: M.A. 1627. A William Baker was sequestered from
Wistow, Hunts. A quarterly allowance of £7. 10. 0. was made, Oct. 4,
1645, for maintenance of his wife and children.

Gr^^, Edmund : of Lincolnshire : son of Hamlet Gregg, minister. School,
Homcastle, under Mr Hues. Age nearly 18. Admitted sizar, April 28,
1620. Surety, Mr Blanks.

B.A. 1623-4 : M.A. 1627. Rector of Hatton, lines., 1635. The father
was vicar of Sotby. In his will (dated May 31, 1641) he mentions Edmund, —
to whom he leaves his books and apparel, — but not Christopher.

^i^^^gge, Christopher : brother of the above. Educated at the same school, and
admitted sizar on the same day. Tutor and surety, Mr Elidman.

B.A. 1623-4 : M.A. 1627. Rector of Biscathorpe, lines., 1626. Pro-
bably died before 1641 : see above.

Walford, Michael : of Warwickshire : son of John Walford, woollen-draper.
School, Warwick, under Mr Biker. Age 18. Admitted, May 8, 1620,
sizar of his surety, Mr William Moore, fellow.

B.A. 1624-5 : M.A. 1630. Vicar of Shenstone, Staflfe., 1662.

Davy, Simon : son of Simon Davy, citizen of Norwich. At school there, under
Mr Henry Townley. Age 16. Admitted pensioner. May 30, 1620. Surety,
Mr MicheU.

B. A. 1623-4: M. A. 1627. Scholar, Mich* 1620 to L. Day 1627. Ordained
priest (Norw.) Jan. 4, 1628—9. Rector of Ingoldesthorpe, Norf., 1638: also
rector of one mediety of Seaming.

DUworth, James : of Lancashire : son of John Dilworth, husbandman. School,
Bkdcbum, under Mr Collinson. Age 17. Admitted sizar, June 16, 1620.
Surety, Mr Loude, fellow.

B.A. 1623-4 : M.A. 1627. Rector of Thrigby, Norf., 1649 : signs Bp
Hall's subscription book, April 20, 1649. Buried at Honing, Sep. 29, 1652.
Brother of Thomas, of 1629.

250 GONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Sowrbutts, William: of Lancaster: son of Richard Sowrbutts. School, Blackburn,
under Mr ColliDson. Age 19. Admitted sizar, June 16, 1620. Surety,
Mr Loude.

B.A. 1623-4: M.A. 1627. Ordained priest (Norw.), Dec. 19, 1624.
Curate of Wiveton, Norf., in 1636 ; and of Blakeney, 1640. Vicar of
Briston, Norf., 1643-61. Will proved (Norw. archd. C.) 1661.

Harvy, John : son of Edmund Harvy, merchant, of London. Educated by Mr
Fricon at his own house. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table,
June 25, 1620. Tutor and surety, Mr MicheU.

B.A. 1622-3. Incorporated at Oxford, May 11, 1624. M.A. (Camb.)
1626. Scholar, Mich" 1620 to Mich" 1623. A John Harvey was vicar of
Childerditch, Essex, 1653. He was ejected in 1662. (See Davids' Easexy
p. 360.) Brother of William, 1623.

Pridgeon, William : of Lincolnshire : son of Francis Pridgeon, clerk. School,
Navenby, under Mr Holker. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table,
July 1, 1620. Surety, Mr Gostling, fellow.

Probably the student of these names admitted at Leyden, 1631 : author
of a Latin epigram in Winterton's Hippocrates, 1 633 : and the '' doctor of
phjTsic '' who examines in medicine for the Bp of Lincoln, in 1639. (v. p. 143.)

Woodside, Robert : of Suffolk : son of Robert Woodside, gent. School, Bury St
Edmunds, under Mr Dickinson. Age 16. Admitted sizar, May 4, 1620.
Tutor, Mr Thomas Wake, fellow.
B.A. 1623-4 : M.A. 1627.

Ufflet, John : of Suffolk : son of John Ufflet, gent. School, Norwich, under
Mr Stonham. Age 17. Admitted feUow-commoner, June 20, 1620. Surety
Mr MichelL

B.A. 1622-3. Admitted at Gray's Inn, March 15, 1619-20: "son and
heir of John, of Somerleyton." Probably the John Ufflet who petitions to
the Protector, Aug. 14, 1656, that he had been appointed one of the
Committee of Accounts in 1649, and had been voted £200 a year : having
had losses by sickness, fire and robbery, has had to mortgage his estate:
prays for £1000 out of "discoveries" to be made by him. {Cat, of State Pap,)

Hyme, Thomas : of Norwich : son of Clement Hyme, Esq. (formerly of the
coll^;e: p. 173). School, Aylsham, under Mr Knowlee. Age 16. Admitted
feUow-commoner, July 1, 1620. Surety, Mr Michell.

B.A. 1623-4. Admitted at Gray's Inn, Feb. 15, 1623-4. Of Havering-
land, Esq. Married Anne, daughter of Wm. Hobart of Melton, gent., and
widow of Nicholas Bacon ; by whom he had issue. Brother of John, 1623.

Holland, James : of London : son of Ralph HoUand, gent School, Merchant
Taylors', under Mr Hayne. Age 15. Admitted pensioner, July 3, 1620.
Tutor and surety, Mr Lowde.

Gamam, Thomas : son of Thomas Gamam, citizen of Norwich. Born in Norwich.
At school there, under Mr Richard Briggs. Age 16. Admitted, Sep. 25,
1620, sizar of Mr Warden, feUow.

B.A. 1625-6: M.A. 1629. Ordamed priest (Peterb.), Feb. 15, 1626-7.
Curate of Bamham, Suff., 1638 : also there in 1662. Curate of Radwinter,
Essex, 1642. "Yir prudens et probu8,...mihique factus oonunendatior de
inserviendo curse animarum et conduoendis fundis quas glebas vocant"
{Diary of B. Drake ; Baker, xxxvl 177.)

1620. 251

Mich" 1620— Mich» 1621.

Mordent (Murdon), William: son of Oliver Mordent, gent. Bom at Exning,
Suffolk. School, Bury St Edmunds, under Mr Dickenson. Admitted to the
scholars' table, Sep. 30, 1620. Surety, Mr Crusa Admitted two years
previously at Trinity College.

B.A. 1622-3 : MA. 1626. Scholar, Mich' 1621 to Mich« 1626. Buried
at St Clement's, Cambridge, Oct. 4, 1628.

Richardson, Charles : of Norfolk : son of Thomas Richardson, seijeant at law.
School, Westminster, under Mr Wilson. Age 18. Admitted pensioner to the
bachelors' table, Sep. 29, 1620. Surety, Mr Lowde, fellow. (Re-admitted as
feUow-commoner, Jan. 15, 1620-1.)

Admitted at Lincoln's Inn, June 24, 1620. Brother of Thomas, of 1614.
Probably died young : not mentioned in the pedigree in Blomefield (ii. 449).

Lee, Simon : of Long Melford, Suffolk : son of Simon Lee, woollen draper. School,
Melford, under Mr Bourne. Age 16. Admitted, June 30, 1620, sizar of his
surety, Mr Nichols.

One of these names was rector of Frinton, Ess., 1629-39. Died 1629.

Warner, Bartholomew : son of Thomas Warner, husbandman. Bom at Woolly,
Hunts. School, Huntingdon, under Mr Tomlinson. Age 18. Admitted,
July 4, 1620, sizar of his surety, Mr Hobman.

B.A. 1623-4: M.A. 1627. Referred to the Assembly of Divines for the
vicarage of Ninfield, Suss., Jun. 14, 1645. Complains, June 13, 1646, of not
receiving the profits.

Leach, Henry : of Cambridgeshire : son of William Leach, husbandman. Age 15.
Admitted, Sep. 26, 1620, sizar of his surety, Mr Gostling.

B.A. 1624-5 : M.A. 1628. Scholar, Mids' 1621 to Mich* 1628.

Sandell, Richard : son of Edmund Sandell, gent., of Norfolk. Bom at Waddington,
Yorkshire. At school at Lynn for a time; afterwards for three years at
Chichester under Mr Woodhouse. He then studied in Germany, under Mr
Pelar at Heidelberg, in the private house of Mr George Nieri, ' minister sive
pastor'; next under Mr Kinge in the fourth class ('ut vocatur coUegiata') for
three months ; finally, under Mr John Helvenstane in the Hall of the Count
Palatine, his tutor being Dr Chapman, chaplain to the Princess Elizabeth.
Age 16. Admitted to the bachelors' table in Uus college, Oct. 19, 1620. Surety,
Mr MichaeU, fellow.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, Feb. 14, 1618-9: "son and heir of Edward, of
Lynn."

Beames (Bemis), John : son of Thomas Beames, gent. Bom at Witchford, Isle of
Ely. School, Ely, under Mr Hich. Age 16. Admitted, Oct 24, 1620, sizar
of his surety, Mr King.

B.A. 1624-5: M.A. 1629. Ordained priest (Peterb.) Mar. 6, 1624-5.
Curate of Shouldham All SS. and St Marg. in 1662 : licensed there in 1635.

Mallorie, William : of Studley, Yorkshire : son of William Mallorie (formerly of
the college ; p. 152), Esq. Bom at Levens, Westmoreland. At Mr Ashmore's
private school. Age 16. Admitted fellow-commoner, Oct. 28, 1620. Surety,
Mr Cosin, fellow.

Eldest son. Of Studley. Married Mary, daughter of Sir Guy Palmes, of
Ashwell, Ruts. (v. Foster's Vis. of Yarks. p. 157.) Probably died young,
witliout issue, as his brother John (of 1625) succeeded to the estates; and
mentions Mwry Mallory as a widow. {Boy, Uomp. Pap.)

252 OOKVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Stauton, Joseph: of London: son of Philip Stauton, cabinet-maker ('faber
lignarius intestini operis'). At school in London, under Mr Freake Age 16.
Admitted, Jan. 16, 1620-1, sizar of his surety, Mr Michell.

6. A. 1624-5. < Joseph Stoulton, minister,' was buried at All SS., Norwich,
"from the country gaol," Nov. 2, 1655.

Syday, John : son of William Syday, gent. School, Newport, Essex, under Mr
Woode. Age 16. Admitted sizar of his surety Ds Brand.

6. A. 1625-6 : M.A. 1629. Rector of Lamarsh, Essex, 1637 ; and of Roding
Beauchamp, 1642-89 ("an able and godly preaching minister" in 1650).
Conformed in 1660. Died 1689, and was succeeded by his son, John.

Lewinge, James : son of Gilbert Lewinge, gent. Bom at Little Cressingham,
Norfolk. School, Norwich, under Mr Stoneham. Age 16. Admitted pensioner,
Jan. 22, 1620-1. Surety, Mr Moore, fellow.
B.A. 1624-5. Brother of WiUiam, of 1615.

Huthwett, John : son of William Huthwett, gent. Bom at Kettering, Northants.
School, St Paul's, London, under Mr Gill. Age 18. Admitted, Jan. 24, 1620-1,
sizar of his surety, Mr Cosin. (Re-admitted, as pensioner, Ap. 13, 1622.)
B.A. 1625-6 : M.A. 1629. Scholar, Mich- 1623 to Mich- 1626.

Hunt, Isaac: son of Robert Hunt, leather worker, 'alutarius\ Bom at Stody,
Norfolk. School, Holt, under Mr Tallis. Age 17. Admitted, sizar, Jan. 25,
1620-1. Surety, Mr Bachcroft.
B.A. 1624-5.

Welles, William : son of William Welles, B.D. (chaplain of St Peter, Mancroft).
Bom in Norwich. At school there, under Mr Stoneham. Age 16. Admitted,
Feb. 12, 1620-1, sizar of the Master. Surety, Mr Michell, fellow.

B.A. 1624-5 : M.A. 1628. Scholar, Mich- 1621 to Mich- 1625. Ordained
priest (Norw.) Dec. 18, 1625. Perhaps rector of Hadleigh, Ess., 1640 : rector
of Bawdeswell, Norf., 1647 : minister of Brampton, Hunts, 1650 : vicar of N.
Elmham, Norf., 1659-80. The last received the bishop's licence to preach, Dec.
1662 ; and was buried at N. Elmham, Oct. 16, 1680.

Todd, Thomas : son of Thomas Todd, husbandman. Bom at South Cave, Yorkshire.
At school there, under Mr Thomas Flint Age 16. Admitted, Feb. 19, 1620-1,
sizar of his surety, Mr Hobman, fellow.

B.A. 1624-5 : M.A. 1628. Rector of Luddington, Lines., 1631. A Thomas
Todd, minister, was referred to the Assembly of Divines, for the cure of Hutton,
Cumberland, June 27, 1646. Brother of Andrew, of 1624.

Rowley, John : son of John Rowley, gent., attorney at law. Bom at Barkway,
Herts. School, Halstead, under Mr Whiston. Age 16. Admitted pensioner,
Jan. 20, 1620-1. Surety, Ds Brand, fellow.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, July 10, 1622. Afterwards of Barkway, Esq.
Brother of Edward, below.

Gaudy, Anthony: of Norfolk: son of Philip Gaudy, gent., deceased. Schools,
Botesdale, Suffolk, under Mr Foule; and Bio Norton, Norfolk, under Mr
Wright. Age 18. Admitted pensioner, March 21, 1620-1. Surety and
tutor, Mr Michell, fellow.

B.A. 1625-6 : M.A. 1629. Scholar, Mich- 1622 to L. Day 1627 : deprived
for assaulting the dean, who had struck him. Ordained priest (Norw.) Feb. 21,
1629-30. Rector of Garboldisluun, Norf., 1634-7 : of Stemfield, Su£, 1652 :
and curate or vicar of Aspall, Suff., 1632-52. Buried at Aspall, March 8,
1652-3. His wife Margaret died in 1649. His &ther had some adventures
at sea, in the Bevenge^ under Sir R. Grenville. (0<ntdy MSS.)

1621. 263

Tillinghast) John: son of J<^n Tillinghast, minister. Bom at Street, Sussex.
School, Newport, Essex, under Mr Woode. Age 16. Admitted pensioner,
March 24, 1620-1. Tutor and surety, Mr Brand, fellow.

B.A. 1624-5. Scholar, Mich* 1621 to Mich* 1625. Baptized into the
Congr^;ationalist Church, June 24, 1651. Afterwards a celebrated congrega-
tionalist minister. 'In 1651-2 (Jan. 13) so great was the demand for pastors
that messengers from three churches came to him in one day to Yarmouth ;
with invitations to Fressingfield, Trunch, and Cockley : he accepted Trunch,
and died there in 1655.' (Browne's Congregationalism^ p. 223.) A resolute
Fifth Monarchy man. In 1655 he went to London *'to spealc his mind to
Oliver Cromwell ; and he did bear his testimony to his faie." (Chr. Feak :
Pre/ace to TUlinghaa^s Sermons,) Author: Generation Work ... 1654.
Elijah's Mantle, ix Treatises; 1658.

Cookeson, John: son of John Cookeson, minister. Bom at Brington, Hunts.
School, Kimbolton, under Mr Anderson. Age 17. Admitted pensioner,
April 10, 1621. Surety, Mr Kinge, feUow.

Probably B.A. (King's) 1623-4. M.A. 1627.

Baxter, Francis : son of Francis Baxter, Esq. Bom at Pulham, Norfolk. Schools,
Hedingham, under Mr Silbie ; Norwich, under Mr Stoneham ; and Bury
St Edmunds, under Mr Dickenson. Age 16. Admitted fellow -commoner,
1621. Surety, Mr Blanks.

His father, who was of Raintborp, was brother of Stephen of 1594 ; his
mother was of Pulham. (See Vis, of Norf,)

Dennye, Edward : son of Anthony Dennye, gent. Bom at Lyng, Norfolk. School,
North Walsham, under Mr Tills. Age 16. Admitted, May 11, 1621, sizar
of his surety, Mr MichelL

B.A. 1624-5 : M.A. 1628. Scholar, Mich* 1623 to Mich* 1625. Ordamed
priest (Norw.) Dec. 23, 1627 : curate of Haveringland, Norf., in 1629.

Samwaies, Thomas : son of Thomas Samwaies, gent. Bom at Bincombe, Dorset.
School, Sherborne, under Mr Grove. Age 16. Admitted, June 4, 1621, sizar
of Mr Cosin, fellow.

B.A. 1624-5. Ordained deacon (Salisb.), Dec. 18, 1625; as curate of
Owermoigne, Dors. Probably minister of Hermitage, near Sherborne, 1650 ;
and rector of Bincombe, 1663. In a Quaker tract "The sufferings of the Church
of €rod in Dorset " (1659) it is said that one of them weut " to the priest's house
whose name is Sam ways, and having a professor with him, he (Sam ways) moved
with envy towards him beat him and thrust him out of his house" : probably
the same man. His father for many years acted as bailiff for the coUege
estates at Bincombe.

Foiwicke, Bartholomew ; son of Bartholomew Fenwick, minister (rector of Hocker-
ing). Bom at Hockering, Norfolk. At a private school, under Mr Castleton.
Age 19. Admitted, April 24, 1621, sizar of Mr Moore.

Ordained priest (Norw.), June 16, 1633. Vicar of HunhaU, Norf., 1635.
Died during the rebeUion (Blomefield ii. 476.)

Brograve, John : son of John Brograve, Esq. Bom at Tawstock, Devon (bapt. Sep.
11,1603). School, Streatham, Surrey, under Mr Harrison. Age 17. Admitted
pensioner to the bachelors' table. Tutor and surety, Mr Cosin. (Re-admitted,
as fellow-commoner, Aug. 24, 1622.)

B.A. 1623-4. Admitted at Gray's Inn, May 7, 1624 : 'of Beckenham'

ELeepis, Michaell : son of Richard Keepis, citizen of Norwich. At school there,
under Mr Bridges. Age 15. Admitted pensioner, June 23, 1621. Surety,
Mr Ward, fellow.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, Oct. 20, 1623,

254 QONYILLE AND OAIUS COLLEGE.

Beeve, Miohaell : son of Thomas Reeve, gent. Bom at Langley, Norfolk. School,
Yarmouth, under Mr Reeve, minister. Admitted, June 30, 1621, sizar of his
surety, Mr Kidman.

B.A. 1624-5 : M. A. 1629. Scholar (promus), Mich" 1624 to Mich- 1629.
Curate of Wells, Norf., Feb. 23, 1637-8. Vicar of Houghton and Lit. Walsing-
ham, 1643. Brother of Thomas, p. 208.

Reeve, John : son of Nicholas Reeve, druggist, now of London. Bom in Norwich.
At St Paul's School, London, under Mr Gill. Age 15. Admitted July 28,
1621, pensioner, under Mr More, fellow.

Perhaps the same who was ordained priest (Norw.) Feb. 21, 1629-30:
curate of Hollisley in 1636. If so, he was doubtless rector of Long Stratton,
Norf., 1638-68 : presented by the Judge, Edmund Reeve. A parliamentarian:
signed the Solemn League and Covenant. M.I. at Stratton; which states
that he died Feb. 10, 1658, aged 49.

Langley, Robert : son of Richard Langley, gent. Bom at St Ives, Hunts. At
school there under Mr Freisley. Age 16. Admitted pensioner July 27, 1621.
Surety, Mr Cosin, fellow.

B.A. 1624-5: 15th, out of 20, in the list. M.A. 1628. Scholar Mich-
1622 to Mich" 1628. A Mr Langley was schoolmaster at Chipping Bamet
(v. R. Harvey, 1632).

Rowley, Edward : son of John Rowley, attorney at law. Bom at Barkway, Herts.
School, Halstead, Essex, under Mr Whiston. Admitted pensioner July 28,
1621. Surety, Mr Brand, fellow.

B.A. 1624-5 : M.A, 1628. Scholar, Christ^ 1620 to L. Day, 1628. Vicar
or curate of litlington, Cambs., 1636-43. Buried there June 24, 1643. (See
'Bird' in V%8. of Essex, 1664.) Brother of John, of 1621.

Randolph, Thomas : son of Thomas Randolph, minister. Bom at Hockwold, Norfolk.
At a private school in Wilton, under Mr Taylour. Age 17. Admitted, Aug. 4,
1621, sizar of his surety, Mr Warden, fellow.

B.A. 1624-5 : M.A. 1628. Ordained priest (Norw.) Sep. 21, 1628. Curate
of Bex well in 1636. Signs the register as vicar of Wilton, Ap. 1645 to 1665.
Vicar of Mutford, Su£f., 1663-75. Brother of William, 1623.

Marlton, John : son of William Marlton, gent. Bom at Barningham, Suffolk.
School, Bury St Edmunds, under Mr Dickinson. Age 17. Admitted pensioner,
Aug. 22, 1621. Surety, Mr Michell, fellow.

B.A, 1624-5 : M.A. 1628. Scholar, Mich- 1622 to Mich- 1628. Oitiained
priest (Norw.) Sep. 21, 1628. Rector of St Michael Coslany, Norw., 1629-34.
Rector of Bacton, Suff., 1634-63. Signed the petition of Suffolk ministers in
favour of Presbyterianism, 1646. In 1642 he inherited from his father lands
in Langham and Bard well (J. J. M.). Will dated Feb. 14, 1664-5; proved
(Norw. C. C.) 1665. *0f Ix worth, clerk'; desires to be buried with his
children in Bacton chancel.

Calvert, Rodolph : son of Sampson Calvert, citizen of London. Bom at Greenwich.
At St Paul's School, under Mr Gill. Age 16. Admitted, Aug. 24, 1621.
Sizar of his surety, Mr Smith, fellow.

B.A. 1624-5 : M.A. 1628. Scholar Mich- 1621 to Mich- 1626. Oitiained
deacon and priest (St Dav.) Sep. 20, 1629. Curate of Bamham, Suss., Dec. 5,
1640. Vicar of Tortington, Suss., 1661-76. Buried at Bamham, Feb. 4,
1675-6. (A. E. W. D.)

Younger, Henry : son of William Younger, priest, rector of the parish church of
South Walsham, Norfolk. Bom there. (Bapt. at St Mary's, Aug. 14, 1603.)
School, Norwich, under Mr Townley, five years. Age 17. Admitted to the
scholars' table. Tutor, Mr Cruso,

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RA. 1636-7 (he returned, apparently, for graduation): M.A. 1640.
Scholar, L. Day 1621 to L. Day 1622. Ordained priest (Peterb.), Feb. 19,
1626-27. He, or some one of his names, held various preferments. Rector of
Covehithe and N. Hales, Su£^, 1638. Sequestered to S. Ehnham, St Pet,
Suff., 1645 : to Uggeshall and Sotterley 1646, "a godly and orthodox divina"
Vicar of Blythburgh 1646, where he signed in favour of Presbyterianism.
Vicar of Wymondham, Norf., 1660-3. Vicar of Walsham St Mary and
St lAwrenoe, 1662-71. Will proved (Norw.) of Henry Younger, clerk, of
Walsham, 1671. Brother of William, 1625.

Mich" 1621— Mich* 1622.

Toll, NicholitiB ; son of WUliam Toll, minister (rector), of Wells, Norfolk. School,
Norwich, under Mr Stonham. Age 20. Admitted scholar, Oct. 22, 1621.
Surety, Mr Brand. Previously admitted sizar of Magdalene College, May 24,
1619.

Rector of St Julian, St Edward, and St Clement, Norwich, 1624-34.
Curate of St Nicholas, Lynn, 1633-51 ; and probably rector afterwards. He
received a grant of £30 as minister there, Oct. 11, 1655 : arrears to be paid
to his executrix in 1658, he having died Dec. 16, 1657 (Lamb, 995, p. 27).

Colpeper, William and Edward : sons of Edward Culpeper, knt., of Wakehurst,
near Ardingly, Sussex. School, Eton, under Mr Bust, two years. Ages 19
and 16. Admitted fellow commoners, Nov. 12, 1621. Surety, Mr Lowda

William Culpeper. Migrated to Oxford : B.A. from BaUiol, June 22, 1625 :
M.A. from Hart Hall, March 18, 1633-4. Admitted at Lincoln's Inn, Nov. 13,
1623. Created baronet, Sep. 20, 1628. It was probably a county connection
which brought him to our college : see pedigree in Vis, of Norfolk.
Edward. B.A. 1624-5. Admitted at Lincoln's Inn, Ap. 11, 1627.

Calvert, Robert: son of Thomas Calvert, tailor: citizen of London. School, St
Paul's, under Mr Gill, three years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table,
Jan. 14, 1621-2. Tutor and surety, Mr More.

B.A, 1625-6. Scholar, Mich* 1622 to Mich* 1626.

Duffeild, John : son of John Dufieild, wooUen-draper, of Wymondham, Norfolk.
Schools, Wymondham, under Mr Peechode, five years, and Norwich, under
Mr Stonham, one year. Age 17. Admitted sizar of his surety, Mr Linge,
Jan. 12, 1621-2. (Re-admitted, as pensioner. May 24, 1623).
B.A. 1625-6.

Pratt, Robert : of Aylsham, Norfolk : son of Thomas Pratt, husbandman. School,
Aylsham, six years, under Mr Knowles. Age 18. Admitted, Jan. 28, 1621-2.
Sizar of his surety, Mr Michell.

*London, Richard : son of Robert London, gent., of Wheatacre All Saints, Norfolk.
School, Norwich, under Mr Stonhame, two years. Age 18. Admitted to the
scholars' table. Mar. 2, 1621-2. 'Sponsor and surety, Mr Lyng.

B.A. 1625-6 : M.A. 1629. Scholar, Mich* 1622 to Mich* 1629. Junior
fellow, Mich* 1630 : senior, L. Day 1634 to his expulsion in 1645. He obtained
leave to travel for three years, to study physic, in 1638. Not returning after
repeated citation, he obtained the king's mandate for three more years' absence,
Feb. 1 642-3. He was ejected by the Earl of Manchester, Jan. 1 6, 1 644-5. << Ejected,
l^ough abroad, studying Physic : yet his verses on Mr Shalford's book (Five
discourses; Camb. 1635) were sufficient to anathematize him if he was even at
Japan" (Cole, Ath, CarU.), He had already given trouble by claiming the allow-
anpe of ''com money" when starting on his travels : on refusal by the college, he

256 GONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

made an appeal to the Chancellor, but did not finally appear. He held the
college offices of Greek lecturer, 1632 ; registrar, 1635 ; and dean, 1637. After
his ejection he graduated M.D. at Padua, where his arms are displayed with
those of a number of other students (v. N. k Q., Sep. 21, 1895). Died at C^noa
having joined the Church of Rome. Will proved (P. C. C.) 1646-7.

Earton (matriculated as Carton), John : son of John Earton, gent., of London.
School, Cambridge, under Mr Lovering, one year ; afterwards in his father's
house, under Mr Withe. Age 15. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors* table.
Mar. 4, 1621-2. Surety, Mr Cosin.

Peepes, William : of Bumham Ulph, Norfolk : son of William Peepes, gent. School,
Lynn, under Mr Robinson, two years. Age 18. Admitted, M«ux;h 30, 1622,
sizar of his sponsor, Mr Costlyn, fellow.

B.A. 1625-6 ; M.A. 1631. Scholar, Mich« 1622 to L. Day 1626. Married,
and had issue. Died before April 1639 : probably buried at Bumham Westgate,
Sep. 16, 1633. (Dashwood's Via. i, 381.)

Carter, Francis : of Watford, Herts. : son of Francis Carter, gent. At school in
London, for two years, under Mr Critton. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars'
table, April, 1622. Surety, Mr Moore.

Brigges, William: son of David Brigges, merchant, of London. School, Eton,
under Mr Bust, seven years. A^ 17. Admitted, April 9, 1622, pensioner
to the bachelors' table. Surety, Mr Michell.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, May 11, 1621. The father owned the Boar's
Head, Elast Cheap. Pedigree in Vis, of HerU^ 1634.

*Clackeson (Clarkston, Claxton), Edmund : son of Thomas Clackeson, weaver, of
Norwich. At school there, three years under Mr Thorton. Age 16. Admitted
April 30, 1622, sizar of his surety, Dr John Gostlyn, Master of the College.

B.A. 1625-6: M.A. 1629. Scholar, Mich* 1622 to Mids' 1629. Junior
fellow, Mids' 1629 to Mich* 1632.

Curtis, Edward : of Cambridge : son of Luke Curtis, chandler, deceased. At the
Perse School, under Mr Lovering, three years. Age about sixteen. Elected
scholar on Dr Caius' foundation, and admitted May 4, 1622. Surety, Mr
Gostlyn.

B.A, 1625-6 : M.A, 1629. Scholar, L. Day, 1622 to Mich* 1629. Curate
of Kingston, Cambs., in 1631 ; and of Hard wick, 1638. Vicar of Fenstanton,
Hunts, 1662.

Craye, John : of Witchford, Isle of Ely : son of William Craye, gent School, Ely,
under Mr Hitch. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table. May 11, 1622.
Surety, Mr Kinge.

B.A. 1626-7. *Mr John Cray' was buried at Witchford, July 12, 1679.
Pedigree in Vis, ofCanibs,<, 1619.

Sheppard, Barney : of Buckenham, Norfolk : (sixth) son of Owen Sheppard, gent.
School, Norwich, under Mr Thorton, five years. Age 16. Admitted to the
scholars' table. May 15, 1622. Surety, Mr Blancks.

B.A 1625-6 : MA, 1629. Scholar, Mich* 1623 to Mich* 1629. Ordained
priest (Norw.) June 1, 1634. Curate of Whitlingham, Norf., in 1636.
Sequestered from Ranworth in 1645 (Baker, xlii ; 243) ; '< value £25, personal
estate £200." Vicar of Upton, Norf., and rector of Fishley, 1647 : signs the
bishop's book Aug. 10, 1647. Buried at Fishley, Feb. 22, 1666-7. Will
proved (Lond.) March 11, 1656-7. (v. pedigree of Sheppard of Kirby Bedon
in Vis, of N(yrf,) Brother of Robert, of 1612 ; and of Ambrose, of 1614.

1622. 257

♦Waison, Thomas : of Kettlestone, Norfolk (bapt. Dec. 20, 1607) : son of Thomas
WiUson, minister (rector of Kettlestone). School, Norwich, under Mr Stonham,
four years. Age, about sixteen. Admitted pensioner, May 15, 1622. Surety,
Mr More.

B.A. 1625-6 (13th, out of 15, in the list) : M.A. 1629 : B.D. 1638. Scholar,
Mich* 1622 to Mich- 1629. Junior fellow, Christ* 1631, for one quarter.
Morning lecturer, 1629. Ordained priest (Norw.) Dec. 20, 1629. Rector of
Fulmodeston and Croxton, Norf., 1631-46: sequestered (Baker, xlii) "value
£80, wife and four children" : the fifths were allowed to his wife Susan, May
28, 1647. Rector of Litcham to 1680: "institutus per presbyteros, 1652."
(Cansig. Bk,) Rector of Brisley, 1662-80.

CuUyer, Samuel : son of Samuel CuUyer, grocer, of Norwich. At school there,
under Mr Stonham, seven years. Age 18. Admitted to the scholars' table.
May 23, 1622. Surety, Mr Cruso.

B.A. 1625-6 : M.A. 1629. Scholar, Mich* 1623 to Mich* 1629. Ordained
priest (Norw.) Dec. 3, 1631. Rector of St Simon and St Jude, Norwich,
1633-40; when he resigned. Rector of Boyton, Suff., 1648-59.

Sherlocke, Robert : of Haxby (' Haskesby'), Yorkshire : son of Thomas Sherlocke,
husbandman. Schools, York, for half a year under Mr Johnson, and
Pocklington for one year under Mr Ellcocka Age 18. Admitted May 4,
1622, sizar of Mr Jones.

B.A. 1630—1. Ordained deacon (York) Dec. 18, 1625 : as schoolmaster at
Haxby.

Blowf eild, Robert : son of Thomas Blowfeild, of Sustead, Norfolk, attorney at law :
(bapt. Oct. 1, 1605). School, North Walsham, four years, under Mr Tills.
Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors* table, June 5, 1622. Surety,
Mr Kinge.

B.A. 1625-6 : M.A. 1629. Ordained priest (Norw.) Dec. 20, 1629. Rector
of Hackford, and vicar of Whitwell, Norf., 1633-7. Vicar of Runham, and
curate of Caistor in 1636. Rector of Thorpe next Norwich, 1642-4 and 1660-
70. Rector of Westwick, 1636-44 and 1653-70 :— sequestered, Aug. 28, 1644.
" Imprisoned and plundered, and lost his temporal estate, amounting altogether
to £2000" (Walker). Married (1) Mary, daughter of Thomas Layer of Booton,
Norf. ; (2) at All SS. Norwich, March 15, 1659, Mary GurUng. Died May 31,
1670. Author of a MS. account of the bishops of Lincoln, St Asaph, and Exeter
(AshmoL Mus. Oxf.). Walker says that he was reinstated in one of his livings
(Westwick) "with great trouble... without taking the covenant" (ii. 205).

Mayes, Edward : of Swaffham, Norfolk : son of Stephen Mayes, druggist. School,
Norwich, under Mr Townesley, six years. Age 16. Admitted, June 12, 1622,
sizar of Mr Cosin. Sponsor, Mr Warden.

B.A. 1626-7. Ordained priest (Norw.) Sep. 1, 1628. Curate of Sherford,
Norf., in 1629.

Hare, William : of Calverley, Yorkshire (bapt. Oct. 7, 1604) : son of Andrew
Hare. School, Calverley, seven years, under Mr Smith. Age 18. Admitted,
June 15, 1622, sizar of his sponsor, Mr Lowde.

B.A. 1625-6. Scholar (obsonator), Mich* 1625 to his death. Died in
college. Will proved (V. C. Court) May 5, 1629. Leaves £20 to his sister
Jeane Kitchinge, and makes his brother Thomas executor.

Wolfe, Michael : of Norwich : son of Philip Wolfe, vintner and inn-keeper. At the
Perse Schoo], Cambridge, three years, under Mr Lovering. Age 16. Admitted
to the scholars' table, June 22, 1622. Sponsor, Mr More.

B.A. 1625-6 : M.A. 1629. Scholar, Mich* 1622 to Mich* 1629.

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268 QONVILLE AND CAIU^

VieU, John : son of Abraham Yiell, oihnan, of the dty of London. School, Croydon,
Surrey, for five years, under Mr Nicholson. Age 15. Admitted to the
scholars' table, Jane 26, 1622. Surety, Dr Welles.

B.A. 1626-6 : M.A. 1629. Scholar, Mich* 1623 to L. Day 1629. De«jribed
in the Vis. of London, 1633, as << M. A. of Kees College,'' and then living. The
grandfiither was a refugee from Normandy, but of a Gloucester &mily.

Bowne (Boone), Edward : of Stockton, Norfolk : son of Edward Bowne, husband-
man. School, Bungay, Suffolk, under Mr Smith, two years. Age 14. Admitted
to the scholars' table, June 29, 1622. Surety, Mr Qostlin.

B.A. (Emm.) 1626-6 : M.A. 1629. Ordained priest (Norw.) Sep. 22, 1633.
Rector of Kirkley, Suffl, 1633 ; and of Pakefield, 1634. Perhaps schoohnaster
at Shottisham (v. H. Plombe, 1636-6).

Kempe, Bartholomew: of London: (eldest) son of Bartholomew Kempe, gent
School, Croydon, under Mr Nicholson, five years. Age 16. Admitted to the
scholars' table, June 29, 1622. Sponsor, Mr More.

B.A 1626-6 : M.A. 1629. Schokr, Mich* 1622 to L. Day 1629. (Entered
in Vis. o/Sv/rrey, 1623, and of Mids. 1664.)

Browne, Thomas: son of Thomas Browne, Esq. (formerly of the college; p. 163),
of Easing, Norfolk. At school there seven years, under Mr Robinson. Age 16.
Admitted fellow-conmioner, June 29, 1622. Sponsor and surety, Mr More.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, May 3, 1627. Of Elsing, Esq. Married (1)
Philippa, daughter of Philip Colby, of Stody ; (2) Judith, daughter of James
Benfield, of Sparham. Buried at Elsing, July 12, 1666. (v. Carthew, ii. 464.)

Playters, Lionel : son of Thomas Playters, knt., of Sotterley, Suffolk. School, Elsing,
Norfolk, under Mr Robinson, ^\e years. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to
the bachelors' table, June 29, 1622. Surety, Mr More.

B.A. 1624-6 : M.A. 1628. Ordained priest (Peterb.) March 14, 1629-30.
Curate of Stoven in 1636. Rector of Ugg€»hall, Suff , Dec. 19, 1629 : seques-
tered 1644. Married Elizabeth, daughter of John Warner, of Brandon, Norf.
Succeeded his half brother as baronet, 1661. Subscribed ;£10 to the royal
loan, 1666. Died Oct. 6, 1679 : buried at Sotterley : monument there. Described,
at his sequestration, as having j&200 a year temporal estate, wife and four
children (Baker, xui., p. 243). There is a letter from him in the Tanner MSS.
(44, p. 261 ) to the Abp. of Canterbury, describing his losses : — that he had had to
pay £21,000 for his inherited estates, worth about £1100 a year. For some
account of his sufferings, see Walker, ii. 334. He was reinstated at Uggeshall,
1660 ; and died rector also of Sotterley. Brother of Anthony, 1626.

Neave, Firmin : son of Robert Neave, clerk, of Swanton Morley, Norfolk. School,
Elsing, four years, under Mr Robinson. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars'
table, June 29, 1622. Surety, Mr More.

Bapt. at Tuddenham, Aug. 16, 1607 : living in 1664. (Carthew, iii. 406.)
Brother of Richard, of 161 1.

Huet (Hewett), Robert : son of Samuel Huet, husbandman, of Eking, Norfolk. At
school there, under Mr Robinson, five years. Age 18. Admitted, June 29,
1622, sizar of his surety, Mr More.

B.A. 1626-6 : M.A. 1629. Scholar, Mich* 1626 to Mich- 1627. Ordained
priest (Norw.) Feb. 18, 1626-7. Curate of Swanton Morley in 1636. Rector
of Brandiston, 1642. Will of ' Robert Hewit, clerk, of Bintry' proved (Norw.
Archd. C.) 1664-6.

Grebby, William : son of William Grebby, husbandman, of Tumby, Lincolnshire.
School, Tattershall, under Mr Male, six years. Age 18. Admitted, June 26,
1622, sizar of his sponsor, Mr Cruso.

6.A. 1626-6 : M.A. 1629. Scholar, Mich* 1624 to Mich* 1626.

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Fordham, Robert : son of Philip Fordham, husbandman, of Sacomb, Herts. School,
* Watton ^* Watton de Lapide'), under Mr Robert Porter, two years. Age 19.

Admittea, July 3, 1622, sizar of his sponsor, Mr Bachcroft
^ B.A. 1625-6 : M.A. 1629. Vicar of Flamstead, Herts., 1628-38.

Elvie, Samuel : son of G^rge Elvie, husbandman, of Reymerstone, Norfolk. At
school there, under Mr Chapman, six years. Age 16. Admitted to the
scholars' table, July 1, 1622. Surety, Mr More.
Scholar, Mich* 1623 to Mich* 1624.

Scott, Nathanael : son of Henry Scott, minister (rector), of Reymerstone, Norfolk.
At school there, under Mr Chapman, about six years. Age 16. Admitted,
July 2, 1622, sizar of his surety, Mr More.

B.A. 1625-6 : M.A. 1629. Scholar, Mich* 1625 to Mich* 1626. Rector of
Qt EUingham, 1628-31. Referred to the Assembly of divines for Seaming,
May 28, 1647. Rector of Thuxton, Norf., 1647 : subscribes the bishop's book,
Oct. 6, 1647. Buried there, Ap. 23, 1662. Brother of Henry, of 1634.

Shinckfeild, Robert : son of Robert Shinckfeild, husbandman, of Methwold, Norfolk.
At school there, under Mr Brundish, about six years. Age, about nineteen.
Admitted, July 8, 1622, sizar of Mr King.

Seeman, John : son of Christopher Seeman, grocer, of Holt, Norfolk. At school
there, under Mr Tallis, seven yeara Age 17. Admitted, July 4, 1622, sizar
of Mr Nicholls.

B.A. 1626-7: M.A. 1630. Ordained priest (Norw.) Sep. 23, 1627. Rector
of Billockby, Norf., 1631-73. Subscribed £2 to the royal loan in 1666.
Will proved (Norw. Archd. C.) 1673.

Sarson, William : of Stanford on Soar (' Stanford'), Notts. : son of William Sarson,
husbandman. School, Loughborough, under Mr Spunge, five years. Age 15.
Admitted, June 30, 1622, sizar of Mr Naylor.

B.A. 1625-6 : M.A. 1629. Scholar, Mich* 1625 to Mich* 1627. Rector of
Stanford on Soar, 1630.

♦Danyell, James: son of John Danyell, brewer, of Norwich. At school there,
under Mr Stonhame, three yeara Age 14. Admitted to the scholars' table,
Sep. 17, 1622. Surety, Mr Linge.

B.A. 1626-7 : M.A. 1630. Scholar, L. Day 1624 to Mich* 1631. Junior
fellow, Christ* 1631 to Mich* 1636. Rhet. praelector, 1632-3. Died in college,
during an outbreak of the plague. Buried at St Michael's, Oct. 27, 1636.

MiCH» 1622— MiCH» 1623.

Rant, Stephen : of London : son of Roger Rant, Esq. At school in London, under
Mr Famebie, four years. Age 15. Admitted, Oct. 9, 1622, pensioner to the
bachelors' table. Surety, Mr Michell.

B.A. 1626-7 (5th, out of 22, in the list) : M.A. 1630. Curate of Stow cum
Quy, Cambs., 1641 : baptism recorded of several children of Stephen and Rachel
Rant. Received an addition of £12. 9^. 6d, to his stipend of £10, in 1654.
Will proved (Ely Cons. Court) Jan. 29, 1680-1: 'of Stow Quy, clerk.'
In 1656 he sold an estate in N. Walsham. Probably brother of Roger, of
1613.

Wilcocke, William : son of James Wiloocke, goldsmith, of Lynn, Norfolk. At
school there, under Mr Robsone. Age 19. Admitted, Oct. 26, 1622, pensioner
to the bachelors' table. Surety, Mr Brande, fellow. Previously admitted at
Jesus College, Sep. 30, 1619, under Mr Beale, tutor.
B.A. 1622-3.

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260 GONVILLE AND CAIUS.

♦Becke, Perse : of Shouldham, Norfolk : son of William Becke, Esq. deceased.
At the Perse School, Cambridge, under Mr Lovering. Age 16. Admitted to
the scholars' table, Oct 29, 1622.

B.A. 1626-7: M.A 1630: B.D. 1637. Scholar, Mich" 1622 to L. Day
1627. Junior fellow, Mids' 1627 to Mich* 1630. Nephew of Stephen Perse.
Described in his brother's will (1636) as of Upton, Hunts. Rector of
Coppingford and Upton, 1633. Rector of BamweU St Andrew, Northampton,
1673-86. Buried there. May 13, 1686. Brother of William, of 1624.

Bunn, William : son of John Bunne, gent., of Norwich. At school there, under
Mr Henry Townley. Age 17. Admitted, Nov. 11, 1622, sizar of Mr Blancks.
B.A. 1627-8: M.A. 1640. Rector of Barford, Norf., 1637. Buried at
Buxton, Feb. 3, 1661. (Blomef. ii. 486.)

Waterhouse, Simon: son of Robert Waterhouse, tailor, of Clifton in Wotton,
Staffs. At school, under Mr Pickering of Win wick, Lancashire. Age 17.
Admitted sizar, Nov. 11, 1622. Surety, Mr Wake, fellow.

B.A. 1626-7 : 12th, out of 22, in the list. M.A. 1632. Scholar, Mich*
1625 to L. Day 1628.

Cadurcis, Gilbert de, vulgo Chaworth : son of George de Cadurcis, knt., of Wiverton,
Notts. Bom in London. Educated for three years, under Mr Prudentius
Du Boys, a Frenchman. Age 15. Admitted fellow-commoner, Nov, 20, 1622.
Surety, Mr Moore, fellow.

Eldest son. Died without issue, 1627. See Funeral Certificate in Cal,
of State PaperSf 1639. Brother of John, of 1627 ; who succeeded his father
as Baron Chaworth.

Grinling, Lionel : of Fressingfield, Suffolk : son of Lionel Grinling, gent. At
school, under Mr Godfrye, six years. Age 15. Admitted sizar, Jan. 20,
1 622-3. Surety, Mr Cooke.

Will of Lionel Grinling, of Fressingfield, proved (Norw.) 1649. The name
also occurs as Gyrling, Greenling, <kc. (J. J. M)

Smyth, Jonas : of Radwinter, Essex : son of G^eorge Smyth, wooUen draper. At
school (Perse; Cambridge), under Mr Lovering. Age 15. Admitted sizar,
Jan. 28, 1622-3. Surety, Mr Brande, fellow.

B.A 1626-7 : M.A 1630. Scholar, Mich- 1625 to Mich* 1630. Licensed
as schoolmaster at Moulton, Linca, May 9, 1632: at that time in deacon's
order& Buried at Moulton, Aug. 8, 1639; where he is described as "hujus
scholse publicse gymnasiarch."

Shafton, John : son of John Shafton, of South Cave, Yorkshire. At school there,
under Mr Flint. Age 15. Admitted sizar, Jan. 25, 1622-3. Surety, Mr
Hobman.

B. A 1 626-7. Ordained deacon (York) Sep. 23, 1627 ; as curate of Welton.

Hall, William: of Risby, Suffolk: son of William Hall, gent. School, Bury
St Edmunds, under Mr Dickinson, two years. Age about 17. Admitted to
the scholars' table, Feb. 25, 1622-3. Tutor and surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. (Job.) 1627-8. Scholar, Mich* 1624 to L. Day 1627. "Taken in
the Blew Boare" Inn : by the proctors (Acta Cv/rioe) about 1626. Probably
the William HaU, B.A, who was ordained priest (Norw.) Dec. 18, 1642; as
curate of St Sav. Norwich. Afterwards minister of Hevingham, Norf,, where
he petitions the Committee for increase of allowance, July 21, 1654. 'Has

E reached there several years, and had many seals to his ministry. Certified
y W. Sheldrake of Reepham as sound in the faith, and of approved scholar-
ship' {Cal of State Papers, 1654). Buried at Hevingham, May 16, 1659.

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Holgate, John : son of William Holgate, gent., of Newport, Essex. At school
there, under Mr Hobman, one year. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars'
table, Feb. 25, 1622-3. Surety, Mr Hobman, fellow. (Be-admitted, to the
bachelors' table, Sep. 30, 1623.)

Admitted at the Middle Temple, June 29, 1626. Of Walden, Ess., Esq.
Married (1) Anne, daughter of Richard Plomer, Esq., of Walden; (2) Mary,
daughter of Sir Wm Wade, of * Battles,' Essex. Died May 5, 1673. Pedigree
in Vis, of N<yrf, 1664; and Fm. of Essex, (Berry's Pedigrees.)

Adam, Richard : of Harston, Cambs. : son of Richard Adam, gent. At the Perse
school, under Mr Lovering, one year. Age nearly 16. Admitted to the
scholars' table, Feb. 26, 1622—3. Tutor and surety, Mr Brand.

B.A. 1626-7 : M.A. 1630 : D.D. 1631. Scholar, Mich* 1624 to Mich* 1628.
Rector of Digs well, Herts., 1648-64. Buried there Ap. 7, 1664; aged 56.
" A good physician for soul and body" : M. I. there.

Dalton, John : son of Edmund Dalton, gent., of Ipswich. At school there, under
Mr Eston, four years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, March 12,
1622-3. Surety, Mr Eade, fellow.

B.A. 1626-7 : M.A. 1630. Scholar, Mich- 1626 to Mich* 1630. Perhaps
the same who was appointed by the Committee to Depden, Suff. : referred to
the Assembly of divines for Walthamstow, July 28, 1646 : where he seems
to have been in 1648. (Newcourt)

Smyth, William : son of Anthony Smyth, gent., of Bury St Edmunds. At school
there, under Mr Dickinsonne, five years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars'
table, March 13, 1622-3. Sponsor and surety, Mr Eade.

B.A. 1626-7 ; M.A, 1630. Scholar, Christ* 1625 to Mich* 1629. In a letter
to the bursar, complaining of a rent charge at Hockwold, and dated there,
Jaly 1659, he says he had been parson 28 years : he refers to the college
"where I had my breeding." Rector there, 1631 till his death in 1665.

Nightingall, Thomas : of Walden, Essex : son of William Nightingall, attorney at
law. At the Charterhouse School, eight years, under Mr Graye. Age 17.
Admitted, March 27, 1623, sizar of his surety, Mr Brand.

The father was first cousin of Thomas and Henry of 1593, 4. (v. Essex
Fw. 1612, 34.)

Cordell, Robert : son of Robert Cordell, merchant. Born at St Ives, Hunts. At
school there, under Mr Phaysine, four years. Age about sixteen. Admitted
to the scholars' table, March 28, 1623. Tutor and surety, Mr Cruso.

B.A. 1626-7: M.A. 1630. Scholar, Mich* 1625 to Mich* 1630. There is a
letter from the king, Oct. 13, 1662, to the Grocers' Company, recommending
to them, as patrons, Mr Robert Cordell for the rectory of Northill, Beds., *' he
being a man of extreme reputation for the pains he has taken in the city"
(CoZ. of State Pap,), He was rector of St Cuthbert's Bedford, 1664-75.

Newton, Charles : of Groton, Suffolk : son of Charles Newton, woollen draper.
School, Boxford, seven years, under Mr Hoogan. Age 17. Admitted, April
12, 1623, sizar of Mr Moore.
B.A. 1627-8: M.A. 1631.

Ablinsonne, Geffrey: son of Robert Ablinsonne, cook, of Cambridge (bapt. at
Great St Mary's, March 25, 1609). At school there, under Ds Offeild, two
years. Age 15. Admitted to the scholars' table, April 22, 1623. Surety,
Mr Moore.

Afterwards lived in Gt St Mary's parish ; where there are several entries
of baptisms and burials of his children. His father, *' Ablinsonne, alias
Brisely," by his will of Sep. 6, 1624 (proved V. C. Court), left his house in

262 GONVILLE AND CAIUS.

Cambridge, in case of failure of all his heirs, to found a scholarship at Cains.
It never came to the college.

Kettlewell, Seth : son of Valerius Kettlewell, rector of Tattersett, cUias Gatesend,
Norfolk. Age, about sixteen. School, Lynn, under Mr Robinson, four years.
Admitted to the scholars' table, April 23. Surety, Mr Moore.

Migrated to Trin., 1625. B.A. (Trin.) 1626-7: M.A. 1630. Fellow of
Trinity, 1627: senior fellow, 1629: lecturer, 1632.

Hyme, John : of Hoxne, Suffolk : (second) son of Clement Hyme, Esq. (for-
merly of the college : p. 173). School, Eye, under Mr Dorman, two years.
Age, about seventeen. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, Apnl 25,
1623,. Surety, Mr Michell.
Brother of Thomas, of 1620.

Smyth, John : son of William Smyth, merchant, of London. Educated under Mr
Nicholson, of Croydon, Surrey, four years. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to
the bachelors' table, April 28, 1623. Surety, Dr Welles, fellow.

John Smith, son of William, of Peper Harrow, Surrey, was admitted at
Lincoln's Inn, March 19, 1621-2.

Hase, John : son of Edmund Hase. Bom in Norwich. At school there, under
Mr StonhauL Age 16. Admitted, April 28, 1623, sizar of his surety, the
Master. (Migrated to Magdalene: re-admitted Ap. 1627.)

B.A. 1627-8 : M.A. 1631. Scholar, Mich* 1627 to Mich* 1629. Ordained
priest (Peterb.) Sep. 13, 1629. Curate of Kessingland, Suff., in 1636. John
Hase, minister, was buried at Somerleyton, Suff, Oct. 7, 1651.

Jobsonne, Richard: son of Richard Jobsonne, gent., of South Cave, Yorkshire.
At school there, under Mr Brabbs, one year. Age 16. Admitted, May 15,
1623, sizar of Mr Lewen. (Re-admitted, to the scholars' table, Oct. 5, 1624.)
Possibly son of the traveller in Guinea, 1620-1 : see D. N. B.

Flint, Anthony : son of Robert Flint, Esq., of Stuston, Suffolk. At school there,
under Mr Hall. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table. May 29, 1623.
Tutor and surety, Mr Blancks.

B.A, 1626-7. Scholar, Mich* 1624 to Mich* 1628.

Owen, Thomas : of Saffron Walden, Essex (bapt. there, March 1, 1604-5) : son of
Timothy Owen, Esq. At the Perse school, under Mr Lovering, two years.
Age 18. Admitted to the scholars' table, May 29, 1623. Surety, Mr
Brande.

B.A. 1626-7 : M.A. 1630. Curate of King's Walden, Herts., 1630-5.
Curate of Datch worth, Herts., 1635-40. Sign^ the petition in favour of
Presbyterianism. Rector of Bramfield, 1643-60. Ejected: but afterwards
conformed and became vicar of Sandridge, 1661-80. Died 1680. (Urwick, 492.)

Foxton, Francis : son of Francis Foxton (vicar of Sittingboume). Bom at Sitting-
bourne, Kent. School, Canterbury, nearly one year, under Mr Ludd. Age
15. Admitted to the scholars' table, June 2, 1623, on the foundation of
Matthew Parker, formerly Archbishop of .Canterbury. Tutor, Mr Blancks.

B.A, 1626-7 : 7th, out of 22, in the Hst. M.A. 1631. Scholar, Mids' 1623
to Mich* 1628. Curate of Maidstone, 1634: licensed "in officium clerici
parochialis, aquaebalivi, Ac.," July 10, 1634. {Cant. Dice, Beg.) Brother of
Anthony, of 1618.

Charold, (George : son of Robert Oharold, mediocris fortunee. Bom at Eye, Suffolk.
At school there, under Mr Dorman, three years. Age 18. Admitted, June
12, 1623, sizar of his surety, Mr Cradock.

B.A, 1626-7. Ordained priest (Norw.) Sep. 23, 1632. Curate of Billing-
ford and Brockdish, 1629, and of Rushall, 1636. Rector of Sisland, Norf.

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1623. 263

Rayner, Thomas : of Homingtoft, Norfolk : son of John Rajmer, baker. School,
Norwich, under Mr Stonharo, one year. Age 18. Admitted, June 5, 1623,
sizar of Mr Lynge, feUow.

B.A. 1626-7 : M.A. 1630. Ordained priest (Norw.) Sep. 21, 1628.
Curate of Reepham, Hackford and Whitwell, in 1633. Rector of Melton
Constable and Burgh parva, Norf., 1653-71: admitted by the Pari. Com-
mittee, Feb. 18, 1652-3. Buried at Melton, May 6, 1671. Will proved
(Norw. C. C.) May 13, 1671, by his cousin, Thomas, of 1651.

Owen, John : of Saffron Walden, Essex : son of Anthony Owen, gent. At the
Perse school, under Mr Lovering, half a year. Age 15. Admitted to the
scholars' table, June 25, 1623. Surety, Mr Brande.

B.A. (Oath.) 1627-8: M.A. 1631. Perhaps ordained priest (St Dav.)
May 23, 1630 ; curate of Kedington, Su£r., in 1636. One of these names was
rector of Gt Wratting, Suffl, 1638 ; and of Lit. Wratting, 1643.

Graye, Edmund : of Matlask, Norfolk : son of Philip Gaye, husbandman. School,
North Walsham, four years, under Mr Tilles. Age 17. Admitted to the
scholars' table, June 30, 1623. Surety, Mr Eade.

RA. 1626-7: M.A. 1630. Scholar, L. Day 1624 to L. Day 1628.
Ordained priest (Peterb.) May 20, 1627. Rector of Bradfield, Norf., 1629.
Brother of Richard, of 1614.

Grooderick, Lionel : of North Creak, Norfolk : son of Lionel Gooderick, gent.
School, Ely, under Mr Hich. Admitted, June 27, 1623, sizar of his surety,
MrLewing.

B.A. (Joh.) 1626-7 : M.A. 1630. Vicar of Lit Houghton, Northants.,
1638. Appointed to Overstone, Northants., by the Pari. Committee. In
May, 1647, he complains to them against his predecessor. Ejected in 1662 ;
but afterwards conformed, though not restored to his living (Baker, NorthanU,^
I. 59). Will dated May 7*, 1688, when he is described as of Waltham H. Gross :
proved (Cons. C. Lond.) July 1, 1693.

Randolph, William : son of Thomas Randolph, clerk. Bom in Hockwold, Norfolk.
School, Wilton, seven years, under Mr Dough tL Age 15. Admitted sizar,
July 2, 1623. Surety, Mr Kidman.

B.A. 1629-30. Brother of Thomas, of 1621.

Watts, Thomas: son of Thomas Watts, gent. Bom at East Ruston, Norfolk.
School, North Walsham, under Mr Tilles, three years. Age 15. Admitted
to the scholars' table, July 2, 1623. Surety, Mr Moore, feUow.

B.A. 1626-7 : M.A, 1630. Scholar, Mich* 1624 to L. Day 1628. Pro-
bably son of Thomas, of Honing: described as of Bacton, clerk: will
proved (Norw. C. C.) Dec. 1, 1661 (F. G.). If so, he was doubtless rector of
Westwick, 1634-53: rector of Rockland, St Andrew's, Norf., 1639-61; and
of Rockland, St Mary, 1661. Died 1661. (v. Blomef. i., 475: v. 487.)

Browne, Jonas : of Rimmington, Yorkshire : son of William Browne, gent. School,
Gisbum, under Mr Doughtye, three years. Age 16. Admitted sizar, July 3,
1623. Surety, Mr Cooke, fellow.

Raulyn, Robert : son of John Raulyn, gent. Bom in Norwich. At school there,
under Mr Stonham. Age 18. Admitted sizar, July 18, 1623. Surety, Mr
Stokys, fellow.

RA. 1626-7. Scholar, Mich* 1623 to Mich« 1627.

264 QOKVILLE AND CAIU&

MiCH« 1623— Mich- 1624.

Greene, Henry: of Potton, Beds.: son of Oliver Greene, M.D. (formerly of tiie
college : p. 114). At the Perse school, Cambs., under Mr Lovering, one year.
Age 18. Admitted to the scholars' table, Oct. 1, 1623. Surety, Mr Michell.
Scholar, Mich* 1623 to L. Day 1627.

Harvye, William : son of Edmund Harvye, merchant of the city of London. Taught
privately, under Mr Freake. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table,
Oct. 5, 1623. Surety, Mr MichelL

Scholar, Mich« 1623 to Mich* 1624. Brother of John, of 1620.

Spencer, William, baronet : son of Thomas Spencer, knight and baronet, of
Yardington, alias Yamton, Oxfordshire. Educated under Mr Harris, six
years. Age 15. Admitted fellow-commoner, Oct 29, 1623. Surety, Mr
Moore, fellow.

Succeeded his father as baronet, 1622: knighted at Oxford, Aug. 27, 1629.
Succeeded to the estate of his great uncle, Thomas Spencer, of Claverdon,
Warw., Esq. Married Constance, daughter of Sir Thomas Lucy, of Charle-
cote, and had issue. His mother was a niece of Dr Branthwaite, the Master.

Cotton, William : of London : son of Thomas Cotton, Esq., of Starston, Norfolk.
At school ten years, the latter four under Mr Haynes. Age 16. Admitted
to the scholars' table, Oct. 20, 1623, under his surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1627-8 : M.A. 1631. Scholar, Mich* 1624 to L. Day 1629. Brother
of Thomas (p. 246), and of Bartholomew (p. 244). One of these names was
rector of Nether Broughton, Leics., 1646.

^Grimstone, Henry : son of Harbottle Grimstone, knt, of Bradfield, Essex (bapt.
at Rishangles, Suff., Feb. 17, 1606). Educated under Mr Manbee. Age 19.
Admitted fellow-commoner, Dec. 23, 1623, by consent of the master and
fellows. Tutor and surety, Mr Joanes, fellow. Previously resided for nearly
three years at Emmanuel College.

B.A. 1623-4 : M.A. 1626. Junior fellow, Mich* 1625 until his death.
Died July 12, 1627 : buried at Islington, Middx. (Davy) ; where there was an
anagram memorial to him, '* Henricus Grimstone : En Chnsti r^^o sum."
Pedigree in Via, of Essex, 1612.

Hook, Robert : of Welbome, Norfolk : son of John Hooke, shipowner, 'nauclerus.'
At school, seven years, under Mr Tallis. Age 19. Admitted to the scholars'
table, Jan. 6, 1623-4, under his surety, Mr Eade, fellow.

B.A. 1627-8 : M.A. 1631. Scholar, L. Day 1625 to Mich' 1628. Or-
dained priest (Pet.) Oct. 17, 1628. Curate of Sherringham in 1636. Vicar of
Hemsby, 1643-65: signs as vicar. May 19, 1643. Will proved (of Hemsby)
1665.

Briggs, Thomas : of Leicestershire : son of Pennellus Briggs, tailor. School,
Melton, six years, under Mr Humfry. Age 18. Admitted sizar, Jan 21,
1623-4. Surety, Robert Wells, M.D., fellow.

B.A 1628-9 : M.A. 1632. Probably rector of Stroxton, Lines., 1631 :
father of William, of 1660. One of these names was rector of Wyfordby,
Leics.; buried there, Oct. 27, 1644.

Walker, John : son of Rodolph Walkers, minister, of Ramsey, Essex. At school
there, under Mr Swane. Age 13. Admitted, March 10, 1623-4, sizar of his
surety, Mr Kinge.

Todd, Andrew : son of Thomas Todd, husbandman. Bom at South Cave, York-
shire. School, Whitgift, under Robert Todd. Age 17. Admitted, March 11,
1623-4, under Mr Michells, tutor and fellow.

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B.A. 1627-8: M.A. 1631. Ordained deacon (York) Dec. 23, 1627:
priest, March 9, 1627-8, as curate of Ledsham. Rector of Scotton, lines.,
1639. Brother of Thomas, of 1621.

*Lakyn, James : son of Robert Lukyn, gent., alderman of Cambridge. At school
there, under Mr Loveringe. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' tabla Tutor
and surety, Mr Eade.

RA. 1627-8 : M.A. 1631. Scholar, L. Day 1624 to Christ* 1628. Junior
fellow, Christ^ 1628 to Mids' 1641. Chaplain to the Earl of Huntingdon.
Vicar of Puddletown, Dors., 1640 : sequestered, 1646 : fifths assigned for the
benefit of his wife Elizabeth, and his children. Reinstituted 1660. Died
Oct. 9, 1671 ; aged 62. M. L in the church. It was from his &ther that
Dr €U)6tlin bought the ' Rose and Crown,' Cambridge ; which he gave to the
college.

*Pickarell, Robert : son of John Pickarell, gent, of Cringleford, Norfolk. Bom
at Flordon. School, Norwich, eight years, under Mr Townly. Age 16. Ad-
mitted to the scholars' table, April 10, 1624. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1627-8: M.A. 1631. Scholar, Mich* 1624 to Mich* 1631. Junior
fellow, Mich' 1632 : senior, Mich* 1635 to May 13, 1645, when he was ejected.
Catechist, 1637-42. Ordained priest (line) May 31, 1633. Rector of
Burgate, Sutt, 1649-81 : signed Bp Hall's subscription book, Nov. 17, 1649.
Married (1) Spencer, daughter of John Towers, Bp of Peterborough, (2) Mary,
daughter of Wm Watkins, of London, gent. (Davy). Subscribed £25 to the
royal loan, 1666. Died June 5, 1681. Will proved (Norw. C. C.) 1681.
M. 1. to hiin and others of the &mily at Burgate. (v. Walker, ii. 146.)

Oxburge, Howard : of London : (eldest) son of Thomas Oxburge, gent (of Emneth).
At school, in Westerham, Kent, under Mr Knights, five years. Age 16.
Admitted, April 13, 1624, pensioner to the bachelors' tabla Surety, Mr
MicheU. (Re-admitted, as fellow-commoner. May 1626.)
Buried at Emneth, Dec. 29, 1628. (v. Vis. of Nor/,)

Oxburge, Lawrence : of Norfolk : (second) son of Thomas Oxburge, gent., above
named. At school, four years, under Mr Knights. Age 13. Admitted,
April 13, 1624, pensioner to the bachelors' table. Tutor, Mr Michell.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, Dec. 1, 1626. Succeeded to the estates of his
grand uncle. Sir Thomas Hewar, at Emneth. Called ' Oxburgh tUuu Hewar.'
Married Dorothy, daughter of Sir John Peyton, of Doddington, Cambs.
Buried at Emneth, July 25, 1678. (v. Vis. of Nwf)

Wood, Robert : of Norfolk.

Perhaps the student of 1619, re-admitted.

Wright, Oermin : of Kilverstone, Norfolk : son of Thomas Wright, gent. School,
Bury St Edmunds, under Mr Dickinson. Age 16. Admitted, April 23, 1624,
pensioner to the bachelors' table. Tutor and surety, Mr Eade.

Admitted at Lincoln's Inn, Nov. 27, 1626. Of Wangford, Suff., Esq.
Nephew of John, of 1596. Married Anne, daughter of Richard Batchcroft, of
Bexwell : there is a monument to her at Wangford. Steward of the college
manor at Runcton in 1673. His father, in his will (P. C. C.) dated Feb. 29,
1649, speaks of "the creditors of my two unthrifty sons, Jermyn and John":
the lands left to Jermyn being entailed (J. J. M.). See Blomefield, l 545.

•Beck, William : stepson (' privignus ') of Martin Perse, of Cambridge, gent At
school under Mr Loveringe. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, April
26, 16*24. Tutor and surety, Mr Eade.

B.A. 1627-8 : 3rd, out of 29, in the list : M.A. 1631. Scholar, L Day
1624 to L. Day 1628. Junior fellow, L. Day 1628 to Christ* 1636. Will

266 GONVILLE AND CAIUS.

proved (Y. C. Court, Gamb.) Jan. 20, 1636-7. Leaves to his mother,
Katherine Perse, all his tenements, dec., lying in the Spittle House End, for
life, and afterwards to Lewis, eldest son of his brother. Perse Beck, d 1622.
His father was of the Middle Temple : died 1614.

Gray, John : son of John Gray, druggist, of Norwich (bapt at St Pet. Mancroft,
Nov. 29, 1607). At school under Mr Briggs. Age 17. Admitted, May 1,
1624, sizar of Mr Husbande. Surety, Mr Michell, fellow.

B.A, 1627-8 : M.A. 1631. Scholar, Mich* 1624 to Mids' 1629. Perhaps
rector of Melton, Suff., for a short time, after his predecessor's ejection : if so,
previously minister of Summerootes, lines. Buried at Melton, Jan. 31, 1652-3.
(Davy MS. 19112.)

Alston, William : son of Thomas Alston, gent., of (Polstead, and Gedding Hall)
Newton, Suffolk (bapt. Oct 12, 1607). At school there, under Mr Meade,
three years. Age 16. Admitted, May 22, 1624, pensioner to the bachelors'
table. Surety, Mr Moore, fellow.

Eldest son. Admitted at the Inner Temple, Feb. 6, 1626-7. Bought the
estate of Great Woodhull (OdeU), Beds. Died unmarried. Buried at Odell,
March 16, 1637. M. I. there. Will proved (P. C. 0.) March 8, 1637-8.
(F. G.) Pedigree in Vis, of Beds,, 1634. Brother of Thomas, 1626 ; Edward,
1628; and John, 1631.

Miller, John : of Kent : son of Martin Miller, weaver. School, Ashford, Kent,
under Mr Burton. Age 18. Admitted, May 20, 1624, sizar of his surety,
DsElvin.

B.A. 1627-8.

Bamby, Henry : son of Thomas Bamby, shoemaker, of Beccles, Suffolk. At
school, live years, under Mr Rayner. Age 18. Admitted sizar of his surety,
Mr Cruso.

B.A. 1627-8. Scholar, Mich* 1627 to L. Day 1629. Ordained priest
(Peterb.) July 10, 1629. Impropriator of the rectory, Bedisham. Licensed to
teach grammar in the church of St Andrew, Ilketshall, and elsewhere, Aug. 9,
1634. Vicar of Gt Redisham, 1631.

Whiter, G^rge: of Risby, Suffolk: son of (Jeorge Whiter. School, Bury St
Edmunds, four years, under Mr Dickinson. Age 16. Admitted pensioner,
June 2, 1624. Surety, Mr Eade.

B.A. 1627-8: M.A. 1631. "Taken at the Blew Boore" inn, Feb. 11,
1625-6 {Acta Ctirias): v. Hall, p. 260.

Bretton, Robert : son of John Bretton, minister (formerly of the college : p. 130),
of Great Fransham, Norfolk. School, Norwich, three years. A^ 17. Ad-
mitted to the scholars' table, June 4, 1624. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1627-8: M.A. 1631. Master of Saham Toney School: licensed
by the bishop, Dec. 24, 1641. Master of Seaming, 1643-53, when he resigned.
Vicar of Seaming, 1668. Married (1) Mary Pratt, at Gt Fransham, Nov. 8,
1631 : (2) Mary, widow of Roger Brett of Wendling (Carthew, iii. 175, 344).

Pye, Thomas : son of John Pye, gent, of Worstead, Norfolk. Bom in Norwich.
School, North Walsham, under Mr Tills, three years. Age 17. Admitted
pensioner to the bachelors' table, June 8, 1624. Surety, Mr Michell. (Re-
admitted, as fellow-commoner, June 8, 1624.)

Probably B.A. (Emm.) 1629-30: M.A. (do.) 1633. Ordained priest
(Norw.) Dec. 19, 1630. Curate of Ditching^m, Norf., 1636; and of Ear-
sham, 1637. Subscribed the bishop's book as rector of Frostenden, Suff, Sep.
15, 1648. Rector of Howe, Norf., 1655 : admitted by the Committee of

1624. 267

Public Preachers. Rector of Homersfield, Suff., 1662-93. Rector of St
George, S. Elmham (St Cross, or Sancroft), 1661—93. Boried there, Dec. 12,
1693.

Shipman, Abraham : of London : son of William Shipman, gent. School, West-
minster, under Mr Hardinge. Travelled for three years in France. Age 18.
Admitted fellow-commoner, on his return home; May 1, 1624. Surety, Mr
Brand, fellow.

Milleson, Borrowdall : son of Edmund Milleson, gent. Bom at Bury St Edmunds,
Suffolk. Educated under Mr Crosman, three years; afterwards under Mr
Dickinson, two years. Age 17. Admitted, June 8, 1624, pensioner to the
bachelors' table. Surety, Mr Moore. (Re-admitted, as fellow-commoner,
March 15, 1624-5.)

Of Norton, Suffolk, Esq. Lord of the manor of Dullingham, Cambs.
Married Dorothy, daughter of Richard Reeve. Subscribed £25 in aid of " the
Propositions for the Defence of the Parliament," 1642. Died Jan. 13, 1677-8.
Will proved (P. C. C.) May 8, 1678. Buried at Norton : M. L there. Pedigree
in Vis. of 1664. (Davy ; and J. J. M.)

Millison, Richard : son of John Millison, of East Haddlesey, Yorkshire. School,
Bury St Edmunds, five years, under Mr Dickinson. Age 17. Admitted,
June 8, 1624, sizar of Mr Moore.

B.A 1627-8 : M.A. 1631. Rector of Beccles, Suffi, 1638-40. Rector of
Catfield, Norf., 1640-2. Chaplain to Bp Mountague. Arehdeaconof Suffolk,
1640. Prebendary of Chichester. He was ejected from these posts and forced
to live abroad, where he joined the Chureh of Rome. Entered the Society of
Jesus, at Watten, 1643. Employed in the English mission, 1651 to 1663.
Afterwards at Ghent ; and at Liege, where he died of apoplexy, Nov. 21,
1668. He was a very learned scholar. (Walker; and Foley's Records^ vii.
509.) He was first cousin of Borrowdall, the family being of Yorkshire
origin.

Kidson, Robert : of Yorkshire : son of (George Kidson, woollen-draper. School,
Pocklington, four years, under Mr Elcock. Age 18. Admitted, June 17,
1624, sizar of his surety, Mr Kidman.

B.A. 1627-8 : M.A. 1631. Scholar, Mich* 1627 to L. Day 1631. Rector
of Barmston, Yorks., 1638.

Warren, John : of Clare, Suffolk : son of John Warren, gent, of Hempstead, Essex.
At school, under Mr Stiles, two years. Age 15. Admitted sizar, June 25,
1624. Surety, Mr Blancks. (Re-admitted, to the scholars' table, Sep. 15.)

B.A. 1627-8. Scholar, Mich* 1625 to L. Day 1628. In holyoitlers when
his father's will was proved (P. C. C.) 1641. Perhaps vicar of Hemel Hemp-
stead, Herts., 1646-57. Died there Aug. 13, 1657. (Urwick, HerU., 434.)

Sterlinus (Starling), Henry : son of Peter Sterlinus. Bom at Starston, Norfolk
(bapt Oct. 16, 1605). School, Raveningham, under Mr Rogerson, four
years. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table, July 3, 1624. Tutor, Mr
Moore.

B.A. 1627-8 : M.A. 1631. Scholar, Mich* 1625 to Mich* 1629.

Stonham, Matthew : of Norwich : son of Matthew Stonham, clerk (formerly of the
college: p. 132). Educated under his father. Age 15. Admitted to the
scholars' table, July 6, 1624. Tutor and surety, Mr Cruso, fellow.

B.A 1630-1. Curate of Barford, Norf., 1638. Vicar of St Benedict,
Norwich, 1641-58. Vicar of Brandeston, Suff , 1646 : subscribed the bishop's
book, Ap. 2, 1646. Afterwards rector of Swainsthorpe, Norf. Died Ap.
17, 1659 : buried at Swainsthorpe. M. L there. Brother of Nicholas, p.
235. The father kept a school in Norwich for many years.

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f Le Neve (Neave), William : son of Geoflfrey Neve, of Aslacfton, Norfolk. At

school, under Mr Machett and Mr Stonham, five years. Age 16. Admitted,
July 6, 1624, sizar of his tutor, Mr Moore.

' B.A. 1628-9. In holy orders. Inherited the estate at Aslacton. Married

(1) Jane, daughter of Andrew Spring, of Sidlesham, Sussex; (2) Jane,
daughter of Richard Ailmer, of Birdham, Sussex. Buried at Aslacton,

I June 30, 1679. WiU proved (Archd. Norw.) Aug. 8, 1679 (Blomef. v. 178;

and F. G.). Brother of Robert, 1630 ; and Thomas, 1633.

t Allen, Thomas: son of John Allen, dyer, of Norwich. At school, under Mr

Briggs, eight years. Age 15. Admitted sizar, July 6, 1624. Surety, Mr

[ Moore.

1 B.A. 1627-8; MA. 1631. Scholar, Mich* 1625 to Mids' 1629. Minister

of St Edmunds, Norw., 1633. Silenced by Bp Wren: he absented himself

I from the visitation held by the bishop in 1636. Fled to New England, where

he became minister in Charlestown, 1638-51. Returned to Norwich about
1651, and continued his ministry there till 1662. In 1657 he was minister of

I St George, Tombland, where there is an order (Sep. 9) to raise his stipend to

' £80 {Col, of State Pap,), Author : A Chain of Scripture Chronology from the

Creation of the World to the death of Jesus Christ: 1659; 1668: — ^his

» presentation copy is in our college library. Invitation to Thirsty Sinners.

. Glory of Christ set forth. He also edited two works by J. Cotton. Died

I Sep. 21, 1673. M. I. in the Old Meeting House, Norwich, (v. D. N. B.)

I Atkins, Henry : of Barney, Norfolk (bapt. there May 29, 1606) : son of Thomas

Atkins, gent. School, Holt, two years, under Mr Tallys. Age 18. Admitted
[ sizar, July 6, 1624. Surety, Mr Brande.

. B.A. 1627-8. Ordained priest (Norw.) Jan. 4, 1628-9 : curate of Wood

f Bailing, 1629. Curate of Barney, 1637. Vicar of West Rudham, Norf.,

! 1659-69. Rector of E. Bihiey, 1659.

f ♦Springall, Gregory : of Norfolk : son of Francis Springall, gent. School, Lynn,

[ under Mr Rawlinson. Age 17. Admitted, July 7, 1624, sizar of his surety,

[ Mr Eade.

^ B.A. 1627-8 : M.A. 1631. Scholar, L. Day 1627 to Chrisf 1630. Junior

fellow, Christ* 1630 to Mich* 1636. Ordained priest (St Dav.) Dec. 18, 1631.
^ Vicar of Wiggenhall St Mary, Norf., 1635 to 1653, and perhaps longer.

Mallam, John : of Norwich : son of Richard Mallam, grocer. School, Norwich,
I four years, under Mr Stonham. Age 15. Admitted to the scholars' table,

July 6, 1624, under his surety, Mr Eade.

B.A. 1627-8 : M.A. 1631. Scholar, Mich* 1624 to Mich* 1631. Ordained
priest (Norw.) Sep. 22, 1633. Rector of Booton, Norf., 1633. His son John
bought the Manor of Long Stratton, Norf. (Blomef. v. 190.)

Casteile, Michael : son of John Casteile, merchant. Born in Norwich. At school
there, under Mr Stonham, four years. Age 15. Admitted to the scholars'
table, July 6, 1624. Surety, Mr Eade.

Drowned in the Cam. Buried at Grantchest^r, July 10, 1625.

Bambry (1), Abraham. Matriculated sizar, July 8, 1624.

Moulton, Christopher : of Norwich : son of Christopher Moulton, notary (* tabel-
larius'). At school, under Mr Briggs, four years. Age 17. Admitted, July
8, 1624, sizar of his surety, Mr Gostlyn.

Ordained deacon (Norw.) March 17, 1643-4 ; as curate of Swanton
Morley: priest (Bp Joseph Hall) Nov. 30, 1649. Curate of Homingtoft in
1662. Probably rector of Stanfield, Norf., 1664-70. Buried there, Aug. 22,
1670.

1624. 269

Foster, Thomas : of (Thuming) Huntingdonshire : son of Thomas Foster, clerk.
Educated by his father. Age 16. Admitted, July 9, 1624, sizar of his
surety, Mr Michell.

B.A. (Magd.) 1627-8: M.A. 1634. The father was rector of Thuming,
Hunts. One of these names was sequestered from Hawkhurst, Kent,
March 25, 1645; 'for several great misdemeanors.'

Helcott, Philip : son of Thomas Helcott, glover : of Elsing, Norfolk. At school
(there), five years, under Mr Robinson. Age 18. Admitted, Sept. 10, 1624,
sizar of his surety, Mr Moore.
B.A. 1628-9.

Smith, James : son of Oswald Smith : of Idmehouse, Middlesex. At school there,
five years, under Mr Ambrose. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table,
Sep. 10, 1624. Surety, Mr Eade.

BJL 1628-9 : M.A. 1632. Scholar, Mich* 1627 to Mich* 1631.

Thorpe, Henry : son of Henry Thorpe, gent., of Kings Cliffe, Northamptonshire.
At school, under Mr Pemberton, two years ; afterwards at Thuming, Hunts.,
under Mr Foster, one year. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, Sep.
16, 1624. Surety, Mr Michell.

Mich* 1624— Mich' 1625.

Curson, Humfrey : son of William Curson, gent., of Bintry (* Vintre '), Norfolk.
School, Norwich, under Mr Townly. Age 20. Admitted, Oct. 13, 1624,
pensioner to the bachelors' table. Surety, Mr Cooke.

Some of this family, at Bintry, were popish recusants in 1595.

Hazell, Richard : son of Richard Hazell, merchant, of London. Educated under
Mr Lacy, four years ; and at the Mercers' School, under Mr Augar, two years.
Age 15. Admitted sizar, Nov. 3, 1624 ; and afterwards to the scholars' table,
Jan. 7, 1624-5. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1628-9. Scholar, Mich- 1627 to Mich- 1629.

Naylor, Richard : of Oodmanchester, Hunts. : son of Richard Naylor, gent. At
the Perse School, Cambridge, under Mr Loveringe. Age 16. Admitted,
Oct. 25, 1624, pensioner to the bachelors' table. Surety, Mr Michell.

B.A. 1628-9. Probably fourth son of the Richard whose pedigree is
entered in the London Via,, 1568 : his mother being of Hunts.

Dackombe, John: of London: son of John Dackombe, knt., of Temple Combe,
Somersetshire. School, Isleworth (* Thistleworth'), Middlesex, under Mr Willis.
Age 17. Admitted fellow-conmioner, Dec. 4, 1624. Tutor and surety, Mr
MichelL

Probably the son of the Lady Millier Daccombe, who was assessed at £20,
Aug. 24, 1643. If so, he was *of Edmonton' in 1649. {CaL, of Com, for
Advance of Money,) The i»kther was Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster.
The son is described as of the Savoy, in the Vis, ofDoraety 1623.

Taylor, Richard: son of Richard Taylor, doctor ('medicus'): of Thaxted, Essex.
At school, under Mr Yonge. Admitted to the scholars' table, Dec. 15, 1624.
Tutor and surety, Mr Brande.

Possibly B.A. (Trin.) 1627-8: M.A. 1631. One of these names was vicar
of Ramsey, Essex, 1638 ; till his death, 1661.

Jenny, Henry : son of Jemingham Jenny, minister : of Belton. Bom at Fritton,
Norfolk (Suffolk t). Educated by his father. Age 16. Admitted sizar, Dec. 20,
1624. Surety, Mr Brook.
B.A. 1629-30.

270 GONVILLE AND CAIUS.

f Cocke, Richard: son of John Cocke: oi Saham Tony, tailor. School, Scoulton,

i- under Mr Lammas, two years. Admitted sizar of his surety, Mr Eade.

Crowe, Hamon: son of Christopher Crowe, of East Bilney, Norfolk. School,
Elsing, four years, under Mr Robinson. Age 18. Admitted to the scholars'
I table, Feb. 4, 1624-5. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1628-9 : M.A. 1633. Scholar, L. Day 1626 to L. Day 1631. Ordained
f priest (Norw.) March 6, 1630-1. Curate of Antingham St Mary, Norf., 1636.

Rector of Alpheton, Suff, 1642-67. Subscribed £5 to the rojeA ban, 1666.
Rector of Caistor, by Yarmouth, 1667. Married Martha Hayward, widow.
Died without issue, 1667.

Slater, John : of London : son of John Slater, apothecary. At St Paul's School,
under Mr Oell, seven years. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table, Feb. 19,
1624-5. Tutor and surety, Mr Moore.

Scholar, Mich' 1625 to Mich* 1628. Migrated to Pembroke. B. A. 1628-9:
M.A. 1632. Exhibitioner at St Paul's School, from which he received a grant
of money for the expense of his degrees.

' Deane, (George : of London : son of Edward Deane, silkweaver. School, Eton,

^ eight years. Age 19. Admitted Feb. 21, 1624-5. Surety, Mr Gleason, fellow,

r B.A. 1628-9 : M.A. 1633. Scholar, Mich* 1628 to Mich* 1633. Died in

\ Cambridge : buried at St Benet's ; Nov. 17, 1633.

f Crawley, John : of Luton, Bed& : son of Francis Crawley, serjeant at law (formerly

[ of the college : p. 144). School, Luton, under Mr Feddar, three years. Age

\ 16. Admitted, March 29, 1625, pensioner to the bachelors' table. Surety,

j Mr Moora (Re-admitted, as fellow-commoner, Jan. 22, 1626-7.)

- Admitted at Gray's Inn, Aug. 8, 1620. Married, in 1632, his cousin Mary,

' daughter of William Lambert of Buckingham. Died without issue, 1638 {Beds.

F Vis. ; add. pedigrees). Brother of Francis, 1627 ; and Robert, 1636.

^ Cooke, Christopher: son of William Cooke, gent., of Linstead, Suffolk. School,

I Hales worth, eight years, under Mr Allen. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars'

\ table, April 29, 1625. Tutor and surety, Mr Moore. (Re-admitted, to the

I bachelors' table, Nov. 23, 1625.)

Third son. His brother William was created baronet in 1663.

/ Harwarde, John: son of John Hai*warde, woolstapler ('lanifex'), of Bury St

1 Edmunds. At school (there), under Mr Dickinson. Age 16. Admitted to

I the scholars' table, April 21, 1625. Surety, Mr Blancks.

B.A. 1628-9: M.A. 1632. Probably the same who was ordained priest

(Ardf. and Aghad.) Jan. 5, 1650-1. Vicar of Mendham^ Suff, 1653. Curate

of St Luke's, Norwich, 1662.

Eliton, Theophilus : son of John Elison, minister of the Flemish Church, Norwich.
£k)m there. At school, under Mr Stonham, five years. Admitted to the
scholars' table, May 14, 1625. Surety, Mr Cruso.

B.A. 1628-9. Scholar, Mich' 1626 to L. Day 1629. Succeeded his father
as minister of the Dutch Congregation at Norwich. There was a stone to his
memory in the church, stating that he served the charge for 36 years, and
died June 1, 1676. His father by will dated June 4, 1634, proved (Norw.
C. C.) Oct. 17, 1639, leaves his books and papers to his ''son Theophilus the
scholar." His own will was proved (P. C. C.), 1676.

Leiscailet, John : son of Rowland Leiscailet, weaver, of Norwich. At school, under
Mr Stonham, two years. Age 16. Admitted, May 14, 1625, sizar of his surety,
Mr Brook. (Re-admitted, to the scholars' table, Dec. 14, 1625.)
B.A. 1628-9. Scholar, Mich* 1626 to Mich' 1628.

1624—1625. 271

Darker, Oeorge: of Scalford, Leicestershire: son of Edward Darker, gent. At
school, under Mr Umfry, five years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars'
table, May U, 1625. Tutor and surety, Dr Wells.

Mentioned as living in 1651, in the monument to his father and mother
at Scalford.

Gifibrde, Thomas : son of John Gifforde, Esq., of Landcross, Devon. At school
(Torrington), under Mr Salisbury, five years. Age 18. Admitted fellow-
commoner, 1625. Surety, Mr Alien.

Mallorie, John : son of William Mallorie, Esq. (of Studley, Yorks. : v. p. 152).
Bom at Ripon. School, Heversham, Westmoreland, under Mr Wi^efield,
four years. Age 15. Admitted, June 18, 1625, pensioner to the bachelors'
table. Surety, Mr Moore. (Re-admitted, as fellow-commoner, Feb. 20, 1626-7.)
Admitted at the Inner Temple, Nov. 17, 1627. Sir John Mallory, eldest
surviving son of William, of Studley, was summoned by the Com. for Advance
of Money to pay his father's proportion, Oct 8, 1651. (Col. of S, Pap.) He
" deserted the Parliament, raised a regiment of foot,... and was made Governor
of Skipton, and held it out the last in the county " {Boy. Camp. Pap.). Married
a daughter of John Moseley, Esq. of S. Eirkby. Buried in Ripon Minster, Jan.
24, 1655-6. (v. Mallory of Studley in Vis. of Torks.) Brother of William,
of 1620.

Fletcher, Thomas : of Ely : son of Roger Fletcher, gent, of St Ives. At school
there, under Mr Smith, three years. Age 14. Admitted, July 17, 1625,
sizar of his surety, Mr Smith.

B.A. 1629-30 : M.A. 1635. Petitions the king, Oct 1663, for the living
of Boxford, Sufi^ : " has been constant, 22 years, in preaching and reading
the Book of Common Prayer. Buried Abp Laud with that book, when others
dared not : kept Christmas Day at St Giles, Cripplegate when other churches
were shut, and hazarded his life by going into Kent four Sundays to animate
the people then in arms for his majesty" : now supplies the cure of Stratford
le Bow, 1663. {Cal. of State Pap.) He did not obtain the living.

Searles, William : son of Thomas Searles, weaver, of Aylsham, Norfolk. At school
there, under Mr Knowles, seven years. Age 16. Admitted, June 17, 1625,
sizar of his surety, Mr Brooke.

B.A. 1628-9: M.A. 1632. Ordained priest (Norw.) Sep. 25, 1631; as
curate of Beeston St Lawrence. Licensed as curate and schoolmaster at
Tuttington, Norf., May 31, 1633. Vicar of Tuttington, 1636.

Bamarde, Jgsias : son of James Bamarde, husbandman : of Harrow on the Hill,
Middlesex. At school, under Mr Whitely (Robert Whittle), four years. Age
16. Admitted sizar, June 17, 1625, under his tutor and surety, Mr Hobman.
Died in college : buried at St Michael's, Nov. 27, 1628.

Hawksworth, Josias : of Yorkshire : son of John Hawksworth, currier. At school
seven years, under Mr Ward, of Denby. Age 16. Admitted, June 18, 1625,
sizar of his tutor, Mr Kinge.

B.A. 1630-1. Probably rector of Conington, Hunts.; "a preaching
minister," in 1650.

Tayler, Philip : son of John Tayler of Exeter. At school four years, under Mr
Foreman. Age 21. Admitted to the scholars' table, June 24, 1625. Surety,
Mr Brande. Previously admitted at Emmanuel CoUege, March 23, 1621.
B.A. 1626-7 : M.A. 1630.

Oregorie, Samuel and John : of the county of Devon : sons of Anthony Gregorie,
minister, of Padstow. School, Torrington, under Mr Salisbury, four years.

272 GONVILLE AND CAITJS.

Ages 17 and 15. Admitted, June 26, 1625; Samuel, to the scholars' table,
surety, Mr Gleason ; John, as sizar of his sponsor, Mr Ailen.

Samuel. B.A. 1628-9: M.A. 1632: B.D. {roy, mand.) 1660. Scholar,
Mich* 1626 to Mich* 1632. Rector of High Bray, Devon, 1633: and of
Charles, 1660.

John. B.A. 1628-9 : M.A. 1632. Scholar, Mich- 1627 to Mids' 1631.
Rector of Meeth, Dev., 1634. A John Gregory was approved by the Parlia-
mentary Committee in 1658, for the living of Stetch worth, Cambs. : stipend
£50,

Hill, William : son of William Hill, gent., of Hales, Norfolk. At school, seven
years, under Mr Legge. Age 17. Admitted June 28, 1625, pensioner to the
bachelors' table. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1628-9. Admitted at Gray's Inn, Nov. 21, 1627. Of Hales, Esq.
Justice of the Peace. Married Elizabeth, daughter of Robert Lawrence of
Brockdish. Pedigree in Vis. of 1664.

♦Glisson, Henry : son of William Glisson, gent., of Rampisham, Dorsetshire. At
school (there), six years, under Mr Hallett. Age 17. Admitted to the
scholars' table, July 1, 1625. Surety, Mr Glisson.

B.A. 1628-9 : M.A. 1632 : M.D. 1639. Scholar, L. Day 1626 to L. Day
1632. Junior fellow, L. Day 1632 : Senior, Mids' 1635 to L. Day 1640.
Morning lecturer, 1633. Hon. fellow of the College of Physicians, Dec. 1664.
Pedigree in Vis, of Somerset, 1623. Brother of Francis, 1617.

Edwards, Richard : son of Richard Edwards, merchant : of London. At St Paul's
School, under Mr Gill, &Ye years. Age 16. Admitted, July 3, 1625, pensioner
to the bachelors' table. Surety, Mr Eade.

A Richard Edwards was nominated by the Committee of Plundered
Ministers to the rectory of St Nicholas Aeons, London, in 1646; but died
before appointment. (More likely of Emm.; B.A. 1637-8: M.A. 1641.)

Langeton, John : son of Thomas Langeton, husbandman, of Sedbergh, Yorkshire.
School, Norwich, under Mr Stonham, five years. Age 18. Admitted, July 4,
1 625, sizar of his surety, Mr Linge.

Buxton, Thomas and William : sons of John Buxton, gent. : of Dickleburgh,
Norfolk. At school (Moulton), under Mr Machett, two years; and under
Mr Halle, two years. Ages 18 and 16. Admitted to the scholars' table,
July 5, 1625. Sponsor, Mr Moore.

Thomas. Of Dickleburgh, gent. Married Anne, daughter of Edward
Chamberlain of Bamham Broom, and had issue. (Pedigree in Vis. of 1664.)

♦William. B.A. 1628-9 :M. A. 1632. Scholar, Mich' 1625 to Christ- 1631.
Junior fellow, Christ* 1631 : senior, Mich* 1634 : ejected, April 9, 1644,
at three days' notice, for refusing to take the Solemn League and Covenant.
Steward, 1637 : registrar, 1638, 42. University taxor, 1639.

Reve, Owen : son of John Reve, gent. : of Eye, Suffolk. At school, under Mr
Hall, two years. Age 18. Admitted to the scholars' table, July 5, 1625.
Tutor, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1628-9 : M.A. 1632 (as *Aegidius Reve'). Scholar, L. Day 1627 to
L. Day 1630. Licensed as schoolmaster at Debenham, Ap. 22, 1635. Minister
of Finninghoe in 1644, but removed in 1646; as "never approved by the
Assembly" (Davids, Essex, p. 397).

Lancetter, Richard : son of Richard Lancetter, husbandman : of Dickleburgh,
Norfolk (bapt. Jan. 15, 1603-4). At school, two years, under Mr Halle.
Age 21. Admitted, July 1625, sizar of his surety, Mr Glisson.

B.A. 1628-9: M.A. 1632. Licensed as schoolmaster at Diss, Jan. 11,
1629-30. Probably the same who was buried there, March 3, 1646-7.

1626. 273

Teo, Roger : son of John Teo, merchant : of Stratton, Cornwall. At school, four
years, under Mr Sanders. Age 22. Admitted sizar, July 16, 1625. Tutor,
Mr Lewinge, fellow.

B.A. 1627-8: M.A. 1631.

Richardson, Michael : son of William Richardson, husbandman, of Barmby (Bamby)
Moor, Yorkshire. School, Pocklington, under Messrs Elcocke and Southerby,
seven years. Age 17. Admitted sizar, July 23, 1626. Tutor, Mr Joanes.

B.A. 1628-9. 'Miles' Richardson was admitted, at Lincoln's Inn, June
17, 1634 : "from Fumival's Inn ; son and heir of William, late of Clapham,
Yorks."

Yonger, William : son of William Yonger, clerk. Bom at South Walsham, Nor^
folk (bapt, St Mary's, May 21, 1605). At school one year, under Mr
Towneley. Age 20. Admitted, Aug. 15, 1625, sizar of the Master, Dr
Gk)stlyn. Surety, Mr MichelL

B.A 1628-9: M.A. 1632. Scholar, Mich' 1628 to Mich* 1631. CoUege
librarian ; in which capacity he compiled a catalogue, for which he was paid
13* 4^ (Gesta), He also transcribed the MS. of Ignatius, given by W. Crome
(v. p. 6). Ordained priest (Line.) Feb. 26, 1631-2. Rector of Gt Melton,
Norf., 1649-61 : signs the oishop's subscription book, Nov. 21, 1649. Died
March 6, 1661. M. I. at Melton. Brother of Henry, of 1621.

Applewhayte, John : son of John Applewhayte, gent. : of Stoke Ash, Suffolk.
At school two years, under Mr Dormars, and two years under Mr Halle.
Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table, Sep. 20, 1625. Surety, Mr
Moore.

Scholar, L. Day 1627 to Mich* 1628. Admitted at Gray's Inn, from
Barnard's Inn, July 9, 1633: 'son and heir.' Of Stoke Ash, Esq. Will
dated Sep. 7, 1679 : proved at Ipswich. (J. Foster: Collect OenecU.)

Mich- 1626— Mich" 1626.

Terry, Thomas: son of Thomas Terry, gent.: of Long Sutton, Hants. School,
Winchester, under Mr Robinson, four years. Admitted to the scholars' table,
May 28, 1626. Surety, Mr Gleason. Previously admitted at King's CoUege,
Oct. 3, 1622, under Mr Harwarde, fellow.

B.A 1626-7 : M.A 1630. Probably vicar of Immingham, Lines., 1637.

Hunte, Robert : son of John Hunte, Esq. : of Forstone (a manor in Charminster),
Dorsetshire. School, Rampisham, under Mr Hawlett, six years. Age 16.
Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, Oct. 6, 1626. Surety, Mr Gleason.
(Re-admitted, as fellow-commoner, Feb. 17, 1626-7.)

Admitted at the Middle Temple, May 18, 1626: 'son and heir of John
Hunt, of Speckington.' ]N)[arried, Ap. 27, 1637, Susanna Harbin, of Char-
minster mill : probably a second wife ; Elizabeth, wife of Robert Hunt, being
buried Nov. 10, 1636. Buried at Charminster, 1692, June 22 : "M' Hunt,
of Forston House." (Hutchins, ii. 666.)

Playforde, Thomas : son of Thomas Playforde, of Norwich. Bom there. At school
three years, under Mr Paule. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, June
28, 1626, under his tutor and surety, Mr Blancks.

Egger, William : son of William Egger, husbandman : of Bentley, Hants. School,
Saham (Toney), under Mr Hammont, two years. Age 16. Admitted, Oct. 7,
1626, sizar of his surety, Mr Eade.

B.A. 1629-30 : M.A, 1633. Scholar, Mich* 1628 to Mids' 1633. Died in
college : buried at St Michael's, June 28, 1633.

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274 GONVILLE AND CAIUS.

Lock, Cuthbert: son of Peter Lock, tanner, of Hockering, Norfolk. School,
Elsing, four years, under Mr Robinson. . Age 16. Admitted, Oct 25, 1625.
Sizar of his surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1629-30: M.A. 1633. Scholar, Mich' 1629 to Christ* 1631. Or-
dained priest (Norw.) Dec. 23, 1632. Rector of South Burgh, Norf., 1634 :
sequestered. May 10, 1645. Examined and approved by the Westminster
Assembly, Nov. 27, 1651. Admitted by the Pari. Committee to Bamingham
Northwood, Norf., 1657 ; where he subscribes the bishop's book Sep. 5, 1661.
Will proved (Norw.) *of Bamingham,' 1676.

Gammon, John : son of Richard Gammon, B.D. (minister of St Giles). Bom in
the parish of St Lawrence, Norwich. At school (Norwich), under Mr Stonham,
five years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, Jan. 14, 1625-6.
Surety, Mr Michell.

B.A. (Sid.) 1631-2: M.A. 1635. Scholar, L. Day 1626 to Christ^ 1628.
Probably the John Gammon who was curate of Blofield, Norf., in 1634.
Brother of Richard, 1626 ; and Roger, 1640.

Tirrell, James : son of Henry Tirrell, gent Born at Mildenhall, Suffolk. School,
Bury St Edmunds, under Mr Dickenson, four years. Age 17. Admitted
pensioner to the bachelors' table, Jan. 27, 1 625-6. Surety, Mr Moore.

Scholar L. Day 1626 to Christ* 1629. Admitted at the Inner Temple, Nov.
16, 1627. M. I. in Mendham church to James Tirrell, Esq., who died May 22,
1656, aged 48 ; and to Elizabeth, his second wife, who died in 1697. His
daughter Elizabeth married William Rant, of 1645. (Blomef. v. 384.)

Tirrell, Robert and Henry : sons of Richard Tirrell, gent. Bom at Feltwell, Nor-
folk. At school (Norwich), under Messrs Townely and Hacon, four years.
Ages 17 and 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, Jan. 27, 1625-6, under
their tutor and surety, Mr Moore.

Robert. Admitted at the Inner Temple, Feb. 11, 1627-8. Of Wilton,
Esq. Pedigree in Vis, of Norf, ^ 1664. Father of James, of 1664.

Aldrich, William : of Suffolk : son of John Aldrich, * commissarius'; of Wantisden \
(* Walsden '). At school in London (St Paul's), under Mr Gill, three years.
Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table, Jan. 30, 1625-6. Surety, Mr
Moore.

B.A. 1629-30. Licensed to teach grammar in Norwich, Aug. 18, 1662.

Powell, John : son of Richard Powell, minister, of Standon, Herts. School,
Bishop Stortford, under Mr Leigh, three years. Age 15. Admitted to the
scholars' table, Feb. 7, 1625-6. Surety, Mr Eade.

B.A. 1629-30: M.A. 1637. Incorporated at Oxford, May 4, 1649.
Scholar, L. Day 1626 to Christ* 1630. Fellow of Merton, Oxford, Dec. 22,
1649 : by visitor's mandata Rector of Lapworth, Warw., 1666-74. Ad-
ministration granted at Oxford, March 17, 1673-4. (Foster, Al, Oxon,)
Perhaps the same who was presented to Sodbome, Suff., March 22, 1644—5 :
and curate of Haseley, Oxon., where he received J&40 'per on. &om the Com.
of Plundered Ministers, June 13, 1646. {Add, 15670.)

Trigg, Daniel : son of George Trigg, husbandman : of Somerby, Leicestershira
School, Melton Mowbray, under Mr Simon Humphrey. Age 18. Admitted,
Feb. 14, 1625-6, sizar of his surety, Dr Welles, fellow.

B.A. 1630-1 : M.A. 1634. Scholar (promus), Mich' 1629 to Mids' 1634.
Vicar of Somerby 1647-9 : there is an order of the H. of Lords for his induc-
tion, March 27, 1648.

Rotherham, John : son of Thomas Rotherham, knt. of Hunts. Bom at Luton,
Beds. At school (there) six years, under Mr Pedder. Age 17. Admitted

1625—1626. 276

pensioner to the bachelors' table, March 11, 1625-6, under his tutor and
surety, Mr Moore.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, Aug. 7, 1623. Sir Francis Crawley (v. p. 144)
married into this fainily. (v. Rotheram of Someries, in Beds, Vis.)

King, William : son of Richard King, minister, of Norfolk. Bom at Weasenham.
School, Norwich, under Mr Stonham, one year, and afterwards under his
father two years. Age 20. Admitted, March 20, 1625-6, sizar of his surety,
Mr King.

B.A. 163a-4 : M.A, 1637. Incorporated at Oxford, July 12, 1664. Vicar
of Wickham St Paul, about 1636. ** A great gamester, and common frequenter
of bowling alleys... zealous in the observance of Bp Wren's orders... yet a great
swearer" (1640 :— Tanner MS. No. 220). His brother Robert, of 1611, put
him in to serve St Michael's, Coslany. Rector of St Olave, Silver Street,
1662 ; burnt out in the great fire 1666. (v. Foster, AL Oxan.)

OUy, William : of Norfolk : son of Dionisius Oily, mariner, of Lynn Regis. At
school there, under Mr Robinson, three years. Admitted to the scholars*
table, March 31, 1626. Surety, Mr Dod. Previously admitted at Magdalene
College, under Mr Maden, fellow of the same, June 14, 1623.

B.A. 1626-7 : M.A. 1630. Scholar, L. Day 1626 to L. Day 1629. Or-
dained priest (Peterb.) May 31, 1629. Rector of Ashwicken, Norf., 1633-74.
Subscribed £5 to the royal loan, 1666. Will proved (Norw. archd. C.) «of
Lynn, and Ashwicken,' 1674-5.

Cannap, Henry : of Suffolk : son of Henry Cannap, minister, of BruisyanL Edu-
cated under his father, six years. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table,
April 14, 1626. Surety, Mr Blanckes. (Son of Henry, of 1593.)

B.A. 1629-30: M.A. 1633. Scholar, Mich' 1627 to Mich' 1632. Vicar
of Aldringham, Suffolk. Curate of Bruisyard in 1636. Sequestered from
Bruisyard (Walker, ii. 225). Brother of John, 1637.

Plaiters, Anthony : son of Thomas Plaiters, knt. and baronet, of Sotterley, Suffolk
(bapt. Ap. 26, 1609). School, Elsing, seven years, under Mr Rrobinson.
Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, April 15, 1626. Surety, Mr
Moore.

Died young, without issue, (v. Suff, Vis,) Not mentioned in the will of
his father (1638). Brother of Lionel, of 1622.

Cowper, Thomas: son of Thomas Cowper, gent., of Edgefield, Norfolk. School,
Holt, under Mr Talhs, four years. Age 18. Admitted sizar of his surety,
Mr Cooke.

B.A. 1627-8 : M.A. 1631. Oitlained priest (Peterb.) Jan. 24, 1628-9.
Rector of Little Bamingham, Norf., 1631.

Tenant, James : son of Henry Tenant, gent., of Malham-Waterhouses, Yorkshire.
Educated at Gisbum, under his brother, Mr (Richard ?) Tenant, three years.
Age 22. Admitted to the scholars' table. May 5, 1626. Surety, Mr Moore.

Ordained deacon (York) May 20, 1627, as schoolmaster at N. Cave, Yorks.
See W. Cooke, below. Brother of Richard, of 1609.

Hoyle, William: son of Henry Hoyle, of Gisbum in Craven, Yorkshire. Bom
there. School, Giggleswick, under Mr Dockwray, two years. Age 16. Ad-
mitted to the scholars' table, May 5, 1626. Tutor and surety, Mr Moore.
(Left the college, but re-admitted Feb. 26, 1628-9.)
B.A. 1629-30 : M.A. 1633.

Cooke, William : son of Thomas Cooke, gent. Bom at North Cave, Yorkshire,
At school there, under Mr James Tenant, thr«^ years. Age 16. Admitted
to the scholars' table, May 5, 1626. Surety, Mr Moore.
B.A. 1629-30.

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276 GONVILLE AND CAIUS.

Cooke, George : son of William Cooke, tailor : of South Cave, Yorkshire. At
school (there) under Mr Brabbes. Age 17. Admitted sizar of his surety,
MrDod.

B.A. 1629-30 : M.A 1633.

Snell, John : son of Arthur Snell (see p. 150), minister, of the parish of Lezant,
Cornwall. Bom there. School, Tiverton, Devon, two years. Age 16.
Admitted, March 30, 1626, sizar of the Master, Dr Gostlin.

B.A. 1629-30: M.A. 1633. Scholar, Mich* 1628 to Mich' 1633. Rector
of Thurlestone, Dev., 1635-46 : sequestered, but afterwards restored. There
is a letter about him (Tanner MS. 285) from a Mr Buckley, — who evidently
hoped to succeed him, — "perceiving that the benefice would be taken from
Mr Snell, he having been one of the most violent against the Parliament in
those parts, &c." Rector of Lezant, Comw., 1638. Preb. of Exeter, 1662-78.
Presented £10 to the college, for Communion Plate, 1673.

Roper, Thomas : son of John Roper, carpenter, of Hoxne, Suffolk. Bom at Win-
farthing, Norfolk. School, Thetfoid, under Mr Smith, two years. Age 20.
Admitted, June 2, 1626, sizar of his surety, Mr Rose. Previously admitted at
Emmanuel College, July 7, 1625, under Mr Ball, fellow.

B.A. 1628-9: MA, 1632. Scholar (obsonator) L. Day 1629 to Mids'
1632. Rector of Stewton, lines.: presented by the University 1632.

Alston, Thomas : (second) son of Thomas Alston, gent. Bom at Newton, Suffolk
(bapt. Aug. 28, 1609^. At school (there) three years, under Mr Mede. Age
16. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, June 7, 1626, under his
tutor and surety, Mr Moore. (Re-admitted, as fellow-commoner, Feb. 21,
1626-7.)

B.A. (King's) 1629-30: M.A. 1633. Admitted at the Inner Temple,
Nov. 17, 1627. Of Woodhill, Beds., knt. Sheriff of Beds,, 1641. Created
baronet, June 13, 1642. Married Elizabeth, daughter of Sir Rowland St
John, K.B. Buried at Odell, July 1 1, 1678. Will proved at P. C. C. (F. G.)
See WiUiam, of 1624.

♦Rant, John : son of William Rant, M,D., formerly fellow of the college (p. 111).
Bom in Norwich. At school there, under Mr Matthew Stonham, three years.
Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, June 14, 1626, under his tutor and
surety, Mr Ling.

B.A. 1629-30 : M.A. 1634. Scholar, Mich- 1627 to Mich- 1632. Junior
fellow, Mich* 1632: senior, Mich" 1637 to Mich* 1665. Rhet. praelector,
1635: Greek, 1635: dean, 1637. University examiner, 1636. Donor of five
MSS. to the University library, 1655. Died Dec 29, 1658 : buried at Thorpe
Market. M. I. there. Four of his brothers entered the college.

Cole, Thomas : of Norfolk : son of Henry Cole, gent. Bom at BunweU. Educated
at Mr Simonds' private house at Tunstall, seven years. Age 15. Admitted
sizar, June 16, 1626, of his tutor and surety, Mr Rose.

B.A. 1629-30: M.A. 1633. Scholar, Mich* 1629 to Mich* 1633. Or-
dained priest (Durham) Feb. 18, 1637-8. Rector of Shimplingthome, Suff.,
1649 : subscribes the bishop's book, June 4, 1649. Licensed to preach, 1662.
Buried at Shimplingthome, Nov. 29, 1684; aged 73. Will proved (Norw.
C. C.) 1684.

Thometon, Owen : son of Henry Thometon, schoolmaster, of Bramerton, Norfolk.
Bom in Norwich. At school, under his father. Age 15. Admitted, June
20, 1626, sizar of his surety, Mr Loveland.

B.A. 1629-30: M.A. 1633. Ordained deacon (Norw.) Dec. 3, 1633:
priest (do.) May 24, 1635. Rector of Caldecote, Norf., 1646-88; subscribes
the bishop's book Ap. 10, 1646. Vicar of Thrigby, Norf., 1652-77 : admitted

1626. 277

l^ the Pari Committee, March 25, 1653. Yicar of Ronham to 1677. Lord
of the manor of Mattishall in 1680. Subscribed £10 to the Royal loan, 1666.
Died Ap. 7, 1688 : buried at Mattishall Burgh. M. I. there.

Harris, Robert: son of Robert Harris, gent Bom at Kirby Bedon, Norfolk.
School, Norwich, under Mr Stonham. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars'
table, June 21, 1626. Tutor and surety, Mr Blankes.

B.A 1629-30 : M.A. 1633. Scholar, L. Day 1628 to Mich* 1633. Pro-
bably minister of Mollis, SufiEl, from about 1636 : signed the Solemn League
and Covenant, 1643 (parish register) : signed the petition of Suffolk ministers
in favour of Presbyteriamsm, 1646 : proposed for the classis. Ejected from
Mellis in 1660. Robert Harris, clerk, was buried at Elirby Bedon, Oct. 31,
1668 : administration granted (Norw. C. C.) 1668. One of the same names
was vicar of Dunston and Swardeston, Norf., 1640.

Osborne, John : son of Charles Osborne, gent. Bom at Kirby Bedon, Norfolk.
School, Norwich, under Messrs Thometon and Pottes, five years. Age 17.
Admitted to the scholars' table, June 21, 1626. Tutor and surety, Mr Dod.
Pedigree of Osborne of Kirby Bedon in Vis. of Norfolk,

Palmer, Robert : son of John Palmer, gent., of Devon. Bom at Kingston, Devon.
At school, under Mr Williams, iA this coUege, for one year. Age 19. Admitted
to the scholars' table, June 24, 1626. Tutor and surety, Mr Lewinge.
Scholar, Mich* 1626 to Mich* 1628.

Fouler, Francis : son of Richard Fouler, husbandman. Bom at Beighton, Norfolk.
School, Norwich, under Mr Matthew Stonham. Age 16. Admitted, June
26, 1626, sizar of his surety, Mr John Gkwtlin, feUow.
B.A. 1630-1.

Richer, Robert : son of John Richer, gent. Bom at Bexwell, Norfolk. School,
Lynn, under Mr Robinson, eight years. Age 16. Admitted, June 24, 1626,
sizar of his surety, Mr Bachcrofts.

B.A. 1629-30 : M.A. 1633. Scholar, L. Day 1628 to Mich- 1633. Or-
dained priest (Norw.), June 1, 1634. Curate of Garboldisham in 1636.
Rector of Burlingham St Peter, and St Andrew, Norf. : admitted by the
Committee of Public Preachers, Nov. 12, 1656, but probably instituted to
St Andrew's in 1651 and to St Peter's 1653. Licensed as schoolmaster, Sep.
20, 1662. Subscribed J&3 to the Royal Loan, 1666. Buried at Burlingham
St Andrew, June 14, 1671. Will proved (Norw. C. C.) 1671.

Barber, Robert: son of Robert Barber, gent Bom at Carlton Rode, Norfolk.
School, Bunwell, under Mr Pundar, six years. Age 20. Admitted to the
scholars' table, July 1, 1626. Surety, Mr Bachcrofts.

B.A, 1629-30. M.A. 1633. Scholar, Mich* 1626 to Christ* 1630. Lands
in Denver, afterwards the property of the college, were settled on him by his
father, Aug. 15, 1639. (Deed in Treasury.) Lived in East Hall manor
house, Denver. Married, about 1631, Beatrice, daughter of Edmond Skipwith
of Fordham. Died before 1644. His father died in 1647. Brother of
Gr^;ory, of 1645.

Croply, John : of Colchester : son of Samuel Croply, gent., lately deceased. School,
Colchester, under Mr Echard, four years. Age 18. Admitted, July 1, 1626
pensioner to the bachelors' table. Surety, Mr Blankes.

Gammon, Richard : son of Richard Gammon, B.D. Bom in Norwich. Educated
under his father. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, July 4, 1626.
Surety, Mr Loveland. (Left the college for a time, but re-entered Nov. 27,
1628.)

B.A. 1630-1 : M.A. 1634. Scholar, Christ* 1628 to Mich* 1634. Curate

2*78 GONVILLK AND CAIUS.

of St Saviour's, Norwich, 1636. Presented to ihe living of Barford by his
father in 1637 : died the same year. Brother of John, p. 274; and Roger,
1640. (Blomef. ii. 486.)

Howlett, Nicholas : of Witchingham, Norfolk : son of John Howlet, gent. Bom
at Taverham. School, Norwich, under Mr Matthew Stonham. Age 17. Ad-
mitted, July 4, 1626, sizar of his tutor and surety, Mr ling.

B.A. 1629-30 : MA. 1633. Scholar, L. Day 1627 to Mich* 1630. Or-
dained priest (Norw.) Sep. 23, 1632. Perhaps vicar of Henley, Suff., 1632.
Vicar of Scawby, Yorks., 1634: of Seamer, 1663: rector of Thwing, 1663:
and of Dunnington, 1665. Chaplain to Lord Bellasis.

Feltwell, Robert : son of Robert Feltwell, gent Bom at Penteney, Norfolk.
Educated under Messrs Tidd, King and Robinson, four years. Age 15. Ad-
mitted, July 5, 1626, sizar of his surety, Mr Lewinge.

B.A. 1630-1. Ordained priest (Norw.), Sep. 23, 1632. Curate of
Barningham, Norf., in 1636. Vicar of Ormesby, Norf., 1662-71. Author:
David's Recognition, or a Parallel...; sermon preached at Grimston, Norf.,
May 29, 1660. Dedicated "to his much honoured CoL Roger Whitley,... to
those eyes which were witnesses how far I adventured in the cause of His
Majesty's father, even when the Ignominious tree was fixed, and Royal the
grave was ready for me." Vicar of K Walton in 1660.

Risden, Thomas : son of Francis Risden, vintner, of Essex. Bom at Ham. At
school in London, six years, under Mr Gray. Age 16. Admitted to the
scholars' table, July 7, 1626. Tutor and surety, Mr Dod.

B.A. 1630-1 : M.A. 1634. Scholar, L. Day 1628 to L. Day 1629. Said
to have been the chamber fellow of Jeremy Taylor, whom he introduced to
his pulpit in London : — he was then a lecturer at St Paul's. Vicar of
Rainham, Essex, in 1650: "an able preaching minister.'' Afterwards
rector of All Hallows, Bread St, London, 1662-73. Died 1673.

Tailor, Thomas : son of James Tailor, minister, of Mundford, Norfolk. Bom in
Cambridge. At the Perse school, Cambridge. Age 16. Admitted to the
scholars' table, July 22, 1626, under his tutor and surety, Mr Eade.

B.A. 1629-30. Scholar L. Day 1626 to L. Day 1631. Ordained deacon
(Norw.), March 6, 1630-1 : priest (Norw.), Feb. 25, 1642-3, age 33, as curate
of Weeting, Norf.

Flud, John : son of John Flud, gent., of Oockley Cley. Bom at Wells, Norfolk,
School, Lynn, under Mr Robinson, four years. Age 17. Admitted sizar,
July 25, 1626. Surety, Mr Eade.

A John Flud entered at Leyden, Feb. 15, 1649.

♦Way, Richard : son of Richard Way, of London, examiner of witnesses in the
Court of Chancery. Born in Herts. School, Sutton, Beds., under Mr Clarke,
five years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, Aug. 1626, under Mr Dod.
B.A. 1630-1 : M.A. 1634. Scholar, L. Day 1628 to Mich- 1631. Elected
fellow, June 13, 1634, by the majority of the fellows, but the Master objecting
that he was not * pauperior ' or * doctior,' he resigned next day, " for the peace
of the college." (Geata,) Vicar of Willian, Herts., 1634 : sequestered in
1645, "a conmion frequenter of Inns and Alehouses, a tipler there,... and hath
expressed great malignity against the Parliament " (Add. 15,669). Reinstated
1660. Died Ap. 13, 1673 : buried at WiUian. M.L there.

♦Tailor, Jeremy : son of Nathanael Tailor, barber. Bom at Cambridge (bapt at
Trin. Church, Aug. 15, 1613). At school, under Mr Lovering, ten years.
Age 15. Admitted, Aug. 18, 1626, sizar of his surety, Mr Bachcrofts.

B.A. 1630-1. M.A. 1634. Incorporated at Oxford, Oct. 20, 1635. D.D.
(Oxf.) 1642. Scholar, Mich* 1628 to Mich- 1633. Junior feUow, Mich' 1633

1626. 279

to Jan. 1635-6. Rhetoric pnalector (appointed by the Master) Mich* 1634
to Mich* 1635. Fellow of All Souls, Oxford ; nominated by Abp. Laud, Nov.
21, 1635; admitted Jan. U, 1635-6. Rector of Uppingham, 1638; and of
Overstone, Northants., 1643. Chaplain to the king. For some time during
the protectorate he kept school in Wales, at Newton Hall, Uanfihangel.
Resided at lisbum and Portmore, Ireland, 1658-60. yice-Chancellor of
Dublin University, 1661. Bishop of Down and Ck)nnor, 1661-7. Married
(1) May 27, 1639, at Uppingham, Phoebe Landisdale; (2) Johanna Bridges,
of Mandinam, Carmarth. Died at Idsbum, Aug. 13, 1667: buried at
Dromore. (See Heber's Life; and, for a critical account of his works,
Hallam's LitercUure of Europe.) His whole education here was due to Dr
Perse ; as he was ten years at his school, and elected scholar, and afterwards
fellow, on his foundation, being nominated by the surviving executor, Martin
Perse.

Mich" 1626— Mich* 1627.

Bullock, Edmund: son of Edmund Bullock, barrister (' junsperitus '). Bom at
Wakingham, Norfolk. Schools, Westminster, under Mr Osbeston, two years ;
and Ctmilnidge, under Mr Lovering, two years. Age 17. Admitted to the
scholars' table, Sep. 28, 1626. Surety, Mr Moore.
Scholar, Mich* 1626 to L. Day 1628.

Utting, Hammond : son of John Utting, minister, of Weston, Suffolk. Bom there.
School, Beccles, under Mr Rainer, three years. Age 18. Admitted, Oct. 18,
1626, sizar of his surety, Mr Stokes. (See Edward, p. 183.)

One of these names, described as M.A., was presented by the king, to
Baston, lines., 1664. I can find no such graduate.

Reve, Henry : son of Robert Reve, gent., of Suffolk. Bom at Leighton, Cheshire.
Schools, Bury St Edmunds, under Mr Dickenson, two years ; and Eye, under
Mr Dormer. Age 17. Admitted fellow-commoner, Oct. 18, 1626. Surety,
Mr Moore.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, June 1, 1629. The father had a grant of land
in Youghal, Go. Gork, from Sir Walter Raleigh. {E. Anglian i. 154.)

Utber, Thomas : son of Thomas Utber, gent., of Hoo, Norfolk (bapt. July 24, 1609).
School, Elsing, under Mr Robinson, three years. Age 17. Admitted pen-
sioner to the bachelors' table, Oct. 25, 1626. Tutor and surety, Mr Blancks.

Admitted at the Middle Temple, Nov. 21, 1628. Of Hoo, Esq. Married
Anne, daughter of Thomas Oorderoy of Ripley, Hunts., and had issue. Buried
at Hoo, Oct 4, 1679. Pedigree in Vis. of 1664. (v. Carthew, ii. 729.)

Garver, Thomas: son of Thomas Carver, citizen of Norwich. Bom there. At
school, under Mr Stonham, five years. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors'
table, Nov. 22, 1626. Surety, Mr Brooke.

B.A. (Clare) 1630-1. M.A. 1634. Probably rector of Long Stratton,
Norf., 1636-8. Buried there, Aug. 14, 1638 : " built the east end of the par-
sonage " (note in register). The father was probably the mayor of Norwich,
1641 ; whose portrait is in the GuildhalL (Blomei iii. 398.)

Chimney, John : son of William Chinmey, of Seaming, Norfolk. Bom at Weedon
Beck, Northants. At school (Elsmg), under Mr Smith, three years; and
Mr Robinson, four years. Age 18. Admitted to the scholars' table, Dec. 7,
1626. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1630-1. Ordained priest (Norw.), Sep. 22, 1633. Curate of
Hemblington, Norf., in 1636. Perhaps vicar of Haughley, Suff., 1675 : and
of Comb^ Suff., 1676.

280 OONVILLE AND OAIUS.

Shaxton, Martin : son of Nicholas Shazton, schoolmaster, of Norwich. Bom there.
At school, under his father and Mr Stonham, three years. Age 14. Ad-
mitted, Feb. 6, 1626-7, sizar of his surety, Mr ling.

B.A. 1631-2. Subscribed on institution to Qie vicarage of E. Winch,
Norf., Oct. 10, 1645. His father was licensed, by the bishop, to practise
surgery, 1620.

MiUenn, John : son of John MiUenn, gent. Bom in London. School, Islington,
six years, under Mr Dukesou. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors'
table, Feb. 28, 1626-7. Surety, Mr Moore.
Scholar L. Day 1627 to L. Day 1631.

Cadurcis, John de, * vulgo Cha worth * : son of Gteorge de Cadurcis, knt., of Wiver-
ton, Notts. Bom at Mercaston, Derbyshire. At the Perse school, Cambridge,
under Mr Lovering, three years. Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the
bachelors' table, March 12, 1G26-7.

Succeeded his father as Baron Chaworth of Tdm and Viscount ChaworUi
of Ardagh, in the Peerage of Ireland, July 3, 1639. Married (1) Elizabeth,
daughter of Viscount Campden, (2) Elizabeth, daughter of Dixie Hickman.
(G. K C.) A royalist: 'took arms for the king; and died in June, 1644.
His estate was sequestered.' {CcU. of Com, /or Compounding,) Brother of
Gilbert, of 1622.

Pailer, Watkinson : son of Edward Pailer, Esq, of Bugthorpe, Yorkshire. Bom
there. Educated in his father's house, under Messrs Elwode and Thomas
Tod, three years. Age 17. Admitted fellow-commoner, April 7, 1627.
Surety, Mr Dod.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, 1618 (sic): '' of Thoroby." Married a daughter
of Lord Emley, and had issue. See '* Payler of Thoroby," in Vi$, of Forks.

Bell, Edward : son of John Bell, tailor, of Yorkshire. Bom at Westow. Edu-
cated at Mr Pailer's house at Bugthorpe, under Messrs Elwode and Thomas
Tod. Age 20. Admitted sizar, April 7, 1627. Surety, Mr Dod.

B.A. 1630-1. Edward Bell, M.A., was Head Master at Lynn, 1637.
Remained there till his death in 1678. M.I. at St Margaret's to his wife
Margaret) who died Feb. 13, 1658-9. (More likely of Ma^ialene.)

Jackson, Humfrey : son of Robert Jackson, clothworker. Bom in ihe parish of
St Dionysius Backchurch, London. School, Braintree, Essex, under Mr
Holbeach. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table, Apiil 30, 1627. Surety,
Mr Moore. (Re-admitted, to the bachelors' table, Ap. 7, 1628.)

€k)och, Thomas : son of John Gooch. Bom at Hargrave, Suffolk. School, Elsing,
Norfolk, under Mr Robinson. Age 19. Admitted sizar, May 10, 1627.
Surety, Mr Dod.

B.A. 1630-1 : M.A. 1634. Vicar of Haveringland, Norf., 1633-62. Lived
at Hoo, E. Dereham. Married (1) Dorothy, daughter of Lionel Pitts of
Wicklewood, (2) Mary, daughter of Glement Heme, of Haveringland. Buried
at Hoo, May 13, 1662. Will proved (Norw. C. C.) June 4, 1662 : sunmiarized
by Carthew, ii. 704.

Crispe, Henry: son of Henry Crisp, gent Bom at Willingham, Cambs. At
school, under Mr Frisney. Admitted to the scholars* table, 1627. Surety,
Mr Salter. Previously admitted at Magdalene College, March 18, 1624-5.

Mason, Nathaniel : son of William Mason, bailiff. Bom at Bedford. At school
there, under Mr Gardiner, five years. Age 16. Admitted, June 1, 1627,
sizar of his surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1630-1 : M.A. 1634. Scholar, L. Day 1627 to Mich' 1634. Author
of commendatory verses in T. Shelton's Tachygraphy^ Camb. ; 1641, 5, 7.

1627. 281

Smith, Philip : son of Robert Smith, gent., of Norfolk. Bom at Barton. School,
North Walsham, under Messrs Tills and Dakers, seven years. Age 16.
Admitted, June 6, 1627, sizar of his surety, Mr Thomas Wake.

B.A. 1630-1 : M.A. 1634. Scholar, Mids' 1629 to L. Day 1632. One of
these names was vicar of Chobham, Surrey, 1652. Died 1665.

Brooke, Isaac : son of Richard Brooke, gent., of Yorkshire. Bom at Adwalton.
School, Batley, under Mr Yonge, three years. Age 16. Admitted, June 8,
1627, sizar of his surety, Mr Thomas Gk)8tlyn.

B.A. 1630-1 : M.A. 1634. Scholar, L. Day 1631 to Mich* 1634. Ordained
priest (Norw.) May 24, 1635. Rector of Stokesby, Norf. ; instituted by Bp
Jos. Hall, Feb. 18, 1652-3 (Consig, Bk 1662). Subscribed £5 to the roy^
loan, 1666. Will proved (Norw.) 1666 : "of Stokesby."

Warren, Joseph : son of Robert Warren, surgeon, of Norfolk. Bom at Great
WfiJsingham. At school, under Messrs Amyrant and Tallis, five years. Age
18. Admitted June 13, 1627, sizar of his surety, Mr Salter.
B.A. 1630-1.

Crawley, Francis : son of Francis Crawley, serjeant-at-law (formerly of the CoUege :
p. 144). Bom at Bedford. School, Luton. Age 16. Admitted pensioner
to the bachelors' table, July 3, 1627. Surety, Mr Moore.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, Aug. 7, 1623. Of Northaw, Herts., barrister.
Cursitor Baron of the Exchequer, 1679. Married Mary, daughter of Richard
Clutterbuck of London. Died Feb. 28, 1683-4. (Foss.) See John, p. 270.

Westbee, John : bom in the parish of St Gregory, London. School, Harrow on
the Hill, under Mr Whitle, two years. Age 15. Admitted to the scholars'
table, July 2, 1627. Surety, Mr Dod.

Welles (Wallis), Richard : son of George Welles, clerk, of Norfolk (formerly of the
college: p. 161). Bom at Beetley (bapt Aug. 19, 1610). School, Aylsham,
two years under Mr Knoles. A^ 17. Admitted sizar, Jan. 2, 1627-8.
Surety, Mr Cooke.

B.A. 1630-1 : M.A. 1634. Scholar, Mich' 1628 to L. Day 1631. Ordained
priest (Norw.) Sep. 25, 1631. Curate of Belaugh in 1633. Rector of EUingham,
1631: of Martlesham, 1638-9: succeeded his father as rector of Beetley,
1642-6.

*Eade, Robert : son of George Eade, of Norfolk. Bom at Mundford. School,
Foulden, under Mr Taylor, two years. Age 24. Admitted to the scholars'
table, July 27, 1627. Surety, Mr Eade.

B.A. 1630-1 : M.A. 1635 : M.D. 1642. Scholar, L. Day 1628 to Mich*
1633. Junior fellow, Mich' 1633 : senior, L. Day 1640 to L. Day 1642.
Practised medicine in Cambridge, and in 1651 acted as examiner with F.
GUsson {Cal, of S. Pap,), Lord of the manor of Herringswell, Sufil Married
Anne, daughter of Sir Edward Chester of Royston, knt. Died about 1673.
(Davy.)

Smith, Ralph : son of George Smith, gent., of Middlesex. Bom at Brize-Norton,
Oxon. School, Chester, under Mr Williamson, three years. Age 19. Admitted
pensioner to the bachelors' table, Sep. 25, 1627. Surety, Mr Moore. (Re-
admitted, as fellow-commoner, June 13, 1629.)

Admitted at Grajr's Inn, Oct. 19, 1631 : *son and heir of George of Finchley.*
Perhaps of Milton Keynes, Bucks., in 1654 (▼. Gray's Inn Admissions),

Steele, William: son of Richard Steele, of (Giddy EEall) Cheshire. Bom at
Sandbach. School, Chester, under Mr Williamson, three years. Age 17.
Admitted to the scholars' table, Sep. 25, 1627. Surety, Mr Moore.

Scholar, L. Day 1629 to Mids' 1631. Barrister at Gray's Inn, June 23,

282 QONVILLE AND CAIUS.

1637. Attorney Qeneral for the Parliament when Uie king was condemned,
but was absent from the trial on the plea of illness. Recorder of London,
1649. Chief Baron in 1655. Lord ChanoeUor of L:-eland, Ang. 26, 1656 ;
and in the following year was nominated one of Cromwell's House of Lorda
Lost his place at the Rest<M«tion, but is said to have secured his safety by
betraying the secrets of Henry CromwelL Died in Dublin. Said to be
the grandfather of Richard Steele. (Foss.)

MiCH» 1627— MiCH» 1628.

Claphamson, John : of Norfolk : son of Robert Claphamson, priest, ' sacerdos, ' of
Roughton. Bom there. School, Giggleswick, Yorks., three years, under Mr
Robert Dockwray. Age 20. Admitted to the scholars' table, Nov. 24, 1627.
Surety, Mr Linga

B.A. 1631-2 : M. A 1635. Scholar, li. Day 1629 to Mich* 1635. Ordained
priest (Norw.) June 12, 1636. Rector of Caistor St Edmund, Norf., 1637-67.
Received the bishop's licence to preach, Oct. 6, 1662. Subscribed £5 to the
royal loan, 1666. M. I. to his two wives, Ann and Jane, at Caistor.

Gilbert, Robert : of Norfolk : son of John Gilbert, husbandman. Bom at Flordon.
School, Norwich, under Mr Stonham, two years. Age 16. Admitted, Jan. 14,
1627-8, sizar of his surety, Mr Bladwell.

B.A. 1632-3. Doubtless the Robert Gilbert presented by ihe Univer-
sity to Flixton, Suff., May 15, 1639. Petitions Al^ Laud, July 1, 1640,
that he had been defrauded of the tithes there {Col. qfSUUe Pap.), Seques-
tered in or about 1645. (Walker.) Perhaps vicar of Stradsett, Norf., 1656-62.
Died 1662. (But see R. G. of 1648.)

Baldwin, Edward : of Suffolk : son of James Baldwin, gent. Bom at Worlington.
School, Bury St Edmunds, under Mr Dickenson, four years. Age 18. Admitted
to the scholars' table, Jan. 16, 1627-8. Surety, Mr Moore. Previously
admitted at King's College, May 2, 1626.

B.A 1629-30 : M.A. 1633. Scholar, L. Day 1628 to Mich* 1633. Named
in the will of his father, a maltster at Worlington, proved (Archd. Sudb.)
1649. Family pedigree in Vis, of Suff. 1664 (J. J. M.). One of these names
rector of Easthope, Salop, 1672.

^^gge, Matthew : of Leicestershire : son of Thomas Trigge, grocer. Bom at
Somerby. School, Melton, under Mr Humfrey, six years. Age 16. Admitted,
Feb. 20, 1627-8, sizar of his surety, Mr Normington.

B.A 1631-2 : M.A. 1635. Scholar, Mich* 1631 to Chrisf 1632. Curate
of March, Cambs., 1635- . Rector of Stretton en le Field, Derbs., 1642-76 :
buried Oct. 17, 1676.

Harvey, William : of Norfolk : son of William Harvey, tanner. Bom at Swaffham.
At school there, under Messrs Tidd and Melvin, two years. Age 17. Admitted,
March 10, 1627-8, sizar of his surety, Mr Blankes.

B.A. 1631-2: M.A. 1635. Scholar, L. Day 1629 to Mich* 1633. Ordained
priest (Norw.) Sep. 21, 1634. Curate of Westacre, Norf., 1662; and perhaps
vicar of Walpole, 1660.

Gay, John : of Essex : son of Thomas Gay (formerly of the college, p. 179), rector
of Gestingthorpe, Norf. Bora there. School, Bury St Edmunds, under
Mr Dickenson, two years. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table, March
15, 1627-8. Surety, Mr Dodd.

B.A 1631-2 : M.A 1635. Scholar, L. Day 1629 to L. Day 1635. Ordained
deacon (Norw.) Sep. 22, 1638 : priest (do.) Sep. 22, 1639. Vicar of Gt Barton,
Suff., 1639. Married, at E. Lexham, June 22, 1641, Anne, daughter of

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Edward Sbene, rector of E. Lexham. In 1649 be inherited an estate in
K Lexbam, from Mr Sbene. (Cartbew, ii. 808.)

*Elli8, William : son of Jobn Ellis, cook of King's College. Bom in Cambridge
(bapt. at St Edward's, Ap. 14, 1612) : at scbool tbere, under Messrs Loveringe
and Winterton, two years. Age 16. Admitted to tbe scholars' table, March 19,
1627-8. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1631-2: M.A. 1636. Scholar, Mich* 1628 to Mids' 1634. Junior
fellow, Mids' 1634 to L. Day 1674. Greek lecturer, 1639-40. Apparently
paralysed or disabled for many years ; as the receipts in the bursar's books
are signed for him by others, generally by Anna Ellis. On one occasion he
signs " recepi ego motus"

Alston, Edward : of Suffolk : (third) son of Thomas Alston, gent. Bom at Newton
(bapt. May 22, 1611). At school, under Mr Meade, and at Eton for two years.
Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, April 4, 1628. Surety,
Mr Moore. (Re-admitted, as fellow-commoner, Sep. 13, 1628.)

Admitted at the Inner Temple May 17, 1628. Of Strixton, Northants.
Knighted 1643. Married Esther, daughter of Sir William Ashcombe, of
Alscot, Oxon. Fined £499 as a delinquent. " At the beginning of the war
Hved with his mother at Odell, Beds. Afterwards enforced to go to Oxford
to endeavour the abatement of taxes on his land, which was paying contribu-
tion to both sides, whereupon his estate in Beds, was sequestered." (CaL of
Cam. /or Compoutiding,) Buried at Strixton. Will proved (P. C. C.) Jan. 12,
1682-3. Leaves to his eldest son, William, "coach and harness, and both my
suits of armour, with both my cases of pistols and holsters." (J. J. M. ; and
P.O.) See William, of 1624.

Harvey, Richard : of Norfolk : son of John Harvey, gent. Bom at South Creake.
At school there, under Messrs Stimson, Linge, and Legge, five years. Age 17.
Admitted, April 18, 1628, sizar of his surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1631-2: M.A. 1635. Perhaps rector of Ickburgh, Norf. 1654-7.
Buried there Aug. 7, 1657. A Richard Harvey, "a godly and orthodox
divine" was appointed to S. Burgh, Norf., Mar. 28, 1646.

Muriall, Phineas : of Norfolk : son of Christopher Murial, gent Bom at Alborough 1
('Aboro'). At school there, under Messrs Rogerson and Hall, six years.
Age 18. Admitted, April 28, 1628, sizar of his surety, Mr Moore. Previously
admitted at Magdalene College, May 19, 1627.

Died in Cambridge. Buried at St Benet's, Dec. 14, 1628.

Scoggan, Robert : son of Robert Scoggan, husbandman. Bom at Preston, in the
diocese of Durham. At school there, under Mr Englethorpe, six years. Age 17.
Admitted, May 5, 1628, sizar of his surety, Mr Moore.
B.A. 1632-3.

Horsman, Thomas : son of Henry Horsman, vintner, of Norwich. Bom at Lynn.
Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table. May 10, 1628. Surety, Mr Dod.
Previously admitted at Pembroke Hall, April 30, 1627.

Perhaps (* Husman') rector of Bergh Apton, Norf., 1638 to 1658. Buried
there Sep. 11, 1658. Will proved at Norwich, 1658.

Peachy, Robert: son of Robert Peachy, clerk (formerly of the college: p. 176).
Bom at Surlingham, Norfolk. School, Norwich, under Mr Stonbam, three
years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table. May 14, 1628. Surety,
Mr Moore.

B.A. 1631-2. Roger Peachy (more likely of Trinity) was minister of
Isleham, Cambs., during the Interregnum. Sequestered thither 1646 : allowed
£30, March 19, 1651-2. (Augment. Books, Lamb. Lib.)

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Pooly, Christopher : son of Christopher Pooley, clerk (rector of Gt Massingham).
Bom at Sedgeford, Norfolk. School, Hellington (' Helvington '), under Mr
Paul, and under his own father, five years. Age 16. Admitted to the
scholars' table, May 14, 1628. Surety, Mr Eade.

B.A. 1631-2: Scholar, L. Day 1629 to Mids' 1632. Ordered to be
examined, for orders, by the Westminster Assembly, June 8, 1649. Author :
Vindication of Christ and his Ordinances from corrupt and false glosses by
the subtle deceivers of these times: 1652. Perhaps the same who appeared
in court at Norwich, 1658, and advocated the Saturday Sabbath, &c.
(Blomel III. 401.) Broiler of Robert, of 1616.

Baly, Hilary: son of William Baly, husbandman. Bom at Beeston, Norfolk.
(Bapt. at Gt Dunham, March 18, 1609-10.) At school under Messrs Sourebatts
and Paul, three years. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table, May 14,
1628. Surety, Mr Eade.

B.A. 1631-2 : M.A. 1635. Scholar, Mich* 1629 to Chrisf 1632. Ordained
priest (Norw.) Sep. 21, 1634. Licensed to teach granmiar *'in ecclesia de
Cromer, vel alibi," Sep. 22, 1634: licensed to preach at the same tima
Vicar of Narburgh, Norf., 1642-60. Rector of Ashill, Norf., on his own
presentation : admitted by the ParL Conmiittee, Nov. 11, 1658: held it till
1687. Subscribed £5 to the royal loan, 1666. Will proved (Norw.) 1687.

Revett, John : of Suffolk : son of Nicholas Revett, Esq. (formerly of the college :
p. 136). Born in Ipswich. At school there, under Mr Easton, six years.
Age 18. Admitted fellow-commoner, May 15, 1628. Surety, Mr Eade.

Of Brandeston, Sufil, Esq. Married Alice, daughter of Thomas Leake,
of London, merchant. Entered his pedigree in the Suffolk Vis. of 1664.
Died Oct. 25, 1671. Will proved (Archd. Sudbury) Nov. 22, 1671. M. L
to him and his wife at Brandeston. (J. J. M.)

Hunt, William : son of William Hunt, Esq. Bom at Hindolveeton, Norfolk.
School, Aylsham, under Mr KnoUs, six years. Age 16. Admitted pensioner
to the bachelors' table. May 20, 1628. Surety, Mr Dod.

Admitted at Lincoln's Inn, May 12, 1631. ' Probably buried at Hindol-
veeton in 1636 : supposed to have been poisoned' (F. G.). Not mentioned in
his father's will (Norw. C. C), dated 1643.

^Harrison, Henry : of Kent : son of Henry Harrison, gent. Bom at Mersham.
School, Canterbury, under Mr Lud, three years. Age 17. Admitted to the
scholars' table, May 25, 1628. Surety, Mr Blankee.

B.A. 1631-2: M.A. 1634: D.D. (by royal mandate) 1664: he was
recommended by the king, as having been "ejected during the troubles,"
March 9, 1664-5. {CcU, of S. Papers^ Scholar, Mich- 1629 to Mids' 1635.
Junior fellow, Mich* 1636 to L. Day 1648. Rhet. pwelector, 1637: Greek
lecturer, 1638. Ordained deacon (Norw.) l>ec. 22, 1639. Vicar of West
Wratting, 1685-90. Vicar of Wethersfield, Suff., and rector of Snailwell,
Cambs. Preb. of Ely, 1675-90. Travelled much : 'Momi forisque n^;otioeus
et suas et exteras gentes visit : Bataviam Flandriam C^alliam C^rmaniam
Italiamque longinquus vidit lateque peragravit" (monument at West Wick-
hflun). He married Anna ^' a clara Mantelorum gente in agro DevoniensL"
Subscribed £50 to the royal loan of 1666. Buried Sep. 30, 1690.

Sallowes, Everard : of Su£folk : son of Everard Sallowes, woollen-draper. Bom at
Ilketshall St Andrew. School, Bungay, under Mr Christopher Smith, three
years. Age 20. Admitted June 12, 1628, sizar of his surety, Mr Normington.

*Manwaringe, John : B. A. : of Staffordshire : son of Edward Manwaringe, Esq.,
of Whitmore. Bom in London. Age 22. Admitted pensioner to the

1628. 285

bachelors' .table, June 17, 1628. Previously admitted at Christ's College,
under the tutorship of Mr Chappell, fellow of that coU^e.

B.A. (Christ's) 1626-6 : M.A. (CaL) 1629. D.D. (Christ's) 1654. Scholar,
L. Day 1628 to L. Day 1629. Junior fellow, L. Day 1629 to Mich' 1633 :
resigned Sep. 20. Rhet. prelector, 1629-32. Morning lecturer, 1629.
Rector of Witherley, Leics., 1632 to 1633 ; and of Stoke on Trent, 1633.
Sequestered from Tilton, Leics., 1647. Preb. of Lichfield, 1640-92 : died 1692.

Seamar, Thomas : son of Thomas Seamar, husbandman. Bom at Soham, Cambs.
(bapt. Nov. 29, 1607). At the Perse School, under Mr Loveringe, seven
years. Admitted to the scholars' table, June 17, 1628. Surety, Mr Dod.

Spaldinge, John : son of Daniel Spaldinge, gent. Bom at Brockdish, Norfolk. At
school there, under Messrs Godfrey and Say, two years. Age 17. Admitted
to the scholars' table, June 17, 1628. Surety, Mr Moore.
B.A. 1631-2. Scholar, L. Day 1629 to Mids' 1634.

Castelow, Benjamin : of Caistor St Edipund, Norfolk : son of John Castelow.
School, Norwich, under Messrs Stonham and Weld, three years. Age 18.
Admitted, July 3, 1628, sizar of his surety, Mr Fitlinge.

B.A. 1631-2: M.A. 1637. Ordained priest (Norw.) Sep. 22, 1633.
Curate of Dunston, Norf., 1635. Vicar of Swardeston, 1639.

Driver, Joseph : son of John Driver, blacksmith. Bom at Docking, Norfolk.
Age 17. Admitted, July 4, 1628, sizar of his surety, Mr Fitlinge. Previously
admitted at St John's College, June 24, 1627.

B.A. 1630-1. Scholar, Mich- 1630 to Mich- 1631.

Qalloway, James: son of Humfrey Galloway, husbandman. Bom at Newbald,
Yorkshire. School, Stainton (* Stanton'), under Mr Simpson, three years.
Age 17. Admitted, July 4, 1628, sizar of his surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1631-2 Curate of Old Malton, Yorks., 1634. Buried there, Oct
29, 1669 (C. B. N.).

Springall, Robert : son of John Springall, mariner. Bom at Sherringham, Norfolk,
^bool. Holt, under Mr Tallis, three years. Age 18. Admitted, July 8, 1628,
sizar of his surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1632-3 : M.A. 1636. Scholar, L. Day 1633 to Mich* 1636. Rector
of Overstrand, Norf., 1639-40. Will proved (Norw. C. C.) 1640.

Creswell (Curswell), Thomas: son of Thomas Creswell, public notary. Bom at
Luton, Beds. At school there, under Messrs Peddar and Plumtree, five years.
Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, July 14, 1628. Surety, Mr
Moore.

B.A. 1632-3 : M.A. 1636. Scholar, L. Day 1629 to L. Day 1635. Master
of St Alban's Grammar School, Herts, in 1640.

Dockinge, Thomas : son of RobeH Dockings, mediocris fortunse. Bom at Bury St
Edmunds. At school there, under Mr Dickinson, six years. Age 18. Ad-
mitted, July 16, 1628, sizar of his surety, Mr Waka

Probably B.A. (King's) 1630-1. Ordained priest (Line.) Sep. 25, 1631.
Curate of Charsfield, Suff., in 1636. Rector of Dallinghoe, SufP.: signs the
biBhop's book, June 23, 1646.

Mich* 1628— Mich" 1629.

Jury, Nathaniel: son of Thomas Jury, draper. Bom in Cambridge. At the
Perse School, seven years. Age 18. Admitted, Oct. 8, 1628, sizar of his
surety, Mr Dod. Previously achnitted at Emmanuel College, June 14, 1626.
B.A. 1629-30: M.A. 1633. Scholar, Mids* 1628 to Mich' 1633. "Pre-

286 QONYILLE AND CAIUS.

aented for revealing of a man's mind, being very sick and like to die " (Bishop's
Vis., Chatteris ; 1637-8 : Ely JSpise, Bee,). Vicar of Great Gransden, Hunts.,
1650 : <'a preaching minister." Vicar of Olney, Backs., 1662.

Canfeild, Thomas : son of Thomas Canfeild, gent. Bom at Luton, Beds. At
school there, under Messrs Peddar and Plum tree, seven years. Age 17.
Admitted to the scholars' table, Oct. 14, 1628. Surety, Mr Moore. (Bo-
admitted June 2, 1629.)

B.A. 1632-3 : M.A. 1636. Scholar, Mich- 1629 to Mich- 1634.

Cocke, Robert : son of John Cocke, of Rockland, Norfolk, attorney at law. School,
Wymondham, seven years, under Messrs Gibbon and Locke. Age 15. Ad-
mitted to the scholars' table, Nov. 17, 1628. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1632-3: M.A. 1636. Scholar, L. Day 1629 to Mich- 1635. Sub-
scribes as curate of St Cuthbert, Thetford, July 27, 1637. Minister of
Deopham, Norl, in 1648 ; where he is ** approved of as a person qualified to
preach the Gospel," in 1654, by the Pari Conmiittee (Zam6. MS. 968, p. 2).
Probably vicar of Gt Maplestead, ^Iss., 1660-3 ; and rector of Stambome,
Ess., 1662-72.

*Watson, Richard : son of William Watson, merchant. Bom in the parish of St
Katberine Cree, London. At the Mercers' School, under Mr Augur, five
years. Age 16. Admitted Dea 22, 1628. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1632-3 : M.A. 1636 : D.D. (Oxford) by diploma, 1662. Scholar,
Mich- 1631 to Mich* 1636. Junior fellow, Mich- 1636 till his ejection, Ap. 9,
1644. Master of the Perse School, Cambridge, 1636-42 ; and held the coU^;e
offices of Rhfet. prselector; 1639, 41: Greek lecturer, 1642: and Heb.
lecturer, 1643. He preached a sermon on Schism, at St Mary's, in 1642,
which gave much ofience to the Puritan party. Leaving England, he went
first to Paris, where he was patronized by Sir Richard Browne, Clerk of his
Majesty's Council; and was afterwards chaplain to Lord Hopton, till his
death. After the Restoration he was made chaplain to the Duke of York ;
rector of Pewsey, Wilts., 1 662 ; prebendary of Salisbury, 1 666 ; and master of the
hospital at Heytesbury, 1671. Died Jan. 13, 1684. After his re-election as
fellow (1660) he demanded his original seniority, £30 a year compensation for
his sequestered fellowship from 1644, and £3 a year for rent of his rooms from
the same date. The college refused, but allowed him £10 a year for the
present. Later (July 5, 1662) he was allowed the value of his feUowship for
the two and a hflJf years during which it was vacant after his ejection, and
some allowance for rent of his rooms, "out of respect to his deserts and
sufierings." He petitioned the king {Col, of State Papers, Dam. 1661), saying
he " hoped a place as senior fellow, but finds ten of later date put before him
by his Majesty's letters, so that his only income is £10 a year as junior
fellow." By hu will he left £20 for the purchasing two plain nlver tankards
with the college arms, and the motto *' Deo Reduci accepta postliminio resti-
tuit R. Watson...": also, '*to be reposited in the college treasury as a
memorial of that noble peer and valiant general in the West of England with
whom I travelled and lived in exile even to his death, when I closed his eyes "
(Lord Hopton), " my ever honoured patron, his little kitchen of silver plate (so
his lordship was wont to call it), consisting of a sugar box, two low beakers
and one larger... made portable with much convenience in my journey by his
lordship's own appointment at Wesel... ": also £30 ''to be laid out in some
such folio books, Greek or Latin, as mav be wanting in their public library...
the above books to be fairly marbled. Author : AicoXov^os, or a second fair
Warning to take care of the Scottish Discipline, 1651. Historical Collection
of Ecclesiastical Afiairs in Scotland ... 1657. Epistolaris Diatribe, 1661.
Efiata Regalia ; Aphorisms Divine, Moral, and Politic, scattered in the Books,

1628—1629. 287

Speeches, Letters, dec. of Charles I. A Fuller Answer to Elimas the Sorcerer,
1 683 ; and other works. Several small pieces, College and University Exercises,
kCy hy him and Aquila Cmso (v. p. 209) were published in 1665.

Reve, William : of Eye, Su£folk : son of. John Reve, gent. School, Eye, under
Mr Hall, seven years. Age 21. Admitted, Jan. 13, 1628-9, sizar of his
surety, Mr ling.

Brother of Owen, of 1625.

Ockely, Thomas : of Qreat Ellingham, Norfolk : son of Simon Ockely, mediocris
fortume. At school, under Messrs Scott and Stonham. Age 14. Admitted,
Jan. 20, 1628-9, sizar of his surety, Mr Cooka

B.A. 1632-3 : M.A 1636. Scholar, Mich' 1629 to Mich- 1636.

Thometon, Andrew : son of Gregory Thometon, gent Bom at Norton, Notts.
At the Perse School, Cambridge, under Mr Loveringe, three years. Age 18.
Admitted, Feb. 12, 1628-9, sizar of his surety, Mr Glisson.
B.A. 1632-3. Probably vicar of Scrivelsby, lines., 1651.

Lewthwate, Richard : son of John Lewthwate, rector of Rockland St Peter, Nor-
folk. At school under Mr Cockerell, four years. Age 16. Admitted, Feb.
19, 1628-9, sizar of Mr Eade.

B.A. 1632-3: KA. 1636. Ordained priest (Norw.) Sep. 25, 1636.
Curate of St Mary, Norwich. 1637. Vicar of Wighton, Norf., 1646-58 : sub-
scribes the bishop's book, Feb. 27, 1645-6. As minister there he received a
grant of £30 a year. May 19, 1654 (Lamb, 995, p. 466). Admitted by the
ParL Conmiittee to the rectory of Hardwick, Noif., 1658. Curate of Pulham
St Mary, Norl, 1664 ; where he petitions the king, May 18, 1669, for the
rectory. Rector of Easton Bavents, Suff., 1666. Rector of Starston, Norf.,
1669-72. Curate of Reedham, Norf., and Metfield, Su£f., 1676. Rector of
Withersdale, Suff., 1673-80. Buried there, Ap. 8, 1680. Will proved
(Norw. C. C.) 1680 : *of Pulham, clerk.' Author : Vindicise Christi, et Obex
errori Arminiano; three sermons, 1655.

Richards, Nathaniel : son of Richard Richards, rector of Kentisbury, Devon.
Bom there. At school (Torrington) under Messrs Salisbury and Shopley,
four years. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table, Feb. 28, 1628-9.
Surety, Mr Moore.

LL.B. 1634. Scholar, Mich' 1629 to Mich' 1632. Master of St Alban's
School, London, in 1640. Rector of Kentisbury, '*a preaching minister "g in
1650. Author: The Celestiall Publican, a sacred poem, 1630, 1641. (His
portrait is prefixed to this and Messalina.) The Tragedy of Messalina, 1640.
(D. N. B.)

Baily, Thomas : of Coeton, Norfolk : son of Thomas Baily, gent. School, Bury St
Edmunds, under Messrs Raby and Dickenson, five years. Age 16. Admitted
to the scholars' table, Feb. 28, 1628-9. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1632-3. Scholar, L. Day 1629 to his death. Died in college.
Buried at St Michael's, Dec. 3, 1633.

Chalncombe (Challicombe), George : of Combmartin, Devon : son of Thomas Chaln-
combe, gent. Schools, Barnstaple and Westminster, five years. Age 16.
Admitted to the scholars' table, Feb. 28, 162a-9. Surety, Mr Moore.
B.A. 1632-3 : M.A. 1636. Scholar, Mich' 1630 to L. Day 1634.

Winter, Godfrey : son of Richard Winter, rector of the parish church of Sprot-
borough, Torkshira Bom there. School, Wakefield, two years. Age 19.
Admitt^ to the scholars' table, April 7, 1629. Surety, Mr Manwaringe.
Previously admitted at Christ's CoUege, April 7, 1627.

B.A. (Christ's) 1630-1. Re-admitted at Caius, Ap. 4, 1632.

288 OONYILLE AND CAIUS.

^Philips, Ralph: son of James Philips, gent., colonel in the Army, * praef ectus
militum.' Bom in York. At school under Messrs Harrison and Q^rthwait,
five yeara Age 17. Admitted, April 7, 1629, sizar of Mr Manwaringe.
Previonsly admitted at Christ's College, Oct. 20, 1627.

B.A 1631-2: M.A 1636. Scholar, Mich- 1631 to Mich- 1634. Junior
fellow, Mich' 1634 : senior, L. Day 1642 to Mich' 1650. Took the plague in
the outbreak of 1636, but ^'exorto et rupto bubone, salvus evasit" (Annals),
Greek lecturer, 1637-8 : Heb. lecturer, 1644-5 : registrar, 1644-6. Morning
lecturer, 1636. Died towards the end of 1650. Administration granted in the
y. C. Court. From an account in our Treasury he seems to have died more
than £20 in debt. BLis funeral expenses, of which the details are given, were
paid by the college.

Dey, Joseph : son of Robert Dey, druggist. Bom at Norwich. At school, under
Mr Stonham, five yeara Age 15. Admitted to the scholars' table, April 14,
1629. Surety, Mr ling.

B.A 1632-3 : M.A. 1636. Graduated M.D. at Padua, Feb. 26, 1642.
Licentiate of the College of Physicians, 1645. Admitted Candidate, Nov. 4,
1646 (Munk's BoU),

*Buckenham, Thomas: son of John Buckenham, doctor ('medicus*), formerly
member of the College (p. 109). Bom in Rishangles, Suffolk. At school under
Messrs Hall and Dickenson, four years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars'
table, April 15, 1629. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1632-3 : M.A 1636 : M.D. 1646. Scholar, Mich' 1629 to Mich' 1636.
Junior feUow, Mich' 1637 : Senior, Mids' 1647 to Mich' 1652. Greek lecturer,
1640. Granted leave to travel for three years, Ap. 1642 ; when he went to
study at Leyden. Afterwards practised medicine at Bury St Edmunds. He
was Lord of the manor of Gedding, and had lands in Herts. Married Mary,
daughter and sole heiress to Timothy Birchmore of Hertford. He entered
his pedigree in the Suff. Vis, of 1664. Bp Kidder, of Bath and Wells, says
" I was ordained priest and deacon in one day at the house of Dr Bokenhtun
at Bury St Edmunds, Nov. 1658" (Autobiography). Died Nov. 12, 1682.
Will proved (P.C.C.) Dec. 26, 1682. Leaves lands in Suffolk, Herts., and
Northants. : daughters Mary and Dorothy. M.L to him, and his wife Mary,
at St James, Bury. (C.B.)

Dilworth, Thomas: son of John Dilworth, gent. Bom in Chipping, Lancaster.
School, Blackburn, under Mr Halsteade, four yeara Age 18. Admitted,
April 18, 1629, sizar of his surety, Mr Goslin, senior.
Brother of James, of 1620.

Smyth, Sidrach (Syday): son of Thomas Smyth, rector of Great Massingham,
Norfolk ; and formerly a member of the college (probably admitted 1603).
Bom at Massingham. School, Lynn, six years. Age 17. Admitted, Apnl
20, 1629, sizar of his surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1632-3: M.A 1636. One of these names was vicar of Messing,
Essex, some time after 1642 : died 1668.

De Grey, Robert: son of William de Grey, knt., of Merton, Norfolk. Bom at
Ellingham. School, Bury St Edmunds, under Mr Dickenson, four years.
Age 18. Admitted fellow-commoner, April 21, 1629. Surety, Mr Eade.

Second son, and heir. Admitted at the Middle Temple, Nov. 15, 1631.
A strong royalist. Knighted June 23, 1641. In consequence of a letter
expressing disaffection to Parliament his estate was sequestered in 1642.
Married Elizabeth, daughter of William Bridon of Ipswich, by whom he
had issue. He was one of 60 knights and gentlemen in Norfolk who sent
horsemen and money to aid the royal cause in the North of EIngland and

1629. 289

Scotland. Will dated Feb. 27, 1642: proved (Norw.) May 8, 1645. His
estate passed to his brother James, of 1630. Bnried at Merton, Oct. 21, 1644
(Norf, AfU, Mise, iii. 69). Brother of James, Edmund, and William.

Till, Thomas: son of Edward Till, gent. Bom at Little Comard, Suffolk. At
school five years. Age 18. Admitted, April 21, 1629, sizar of his surety,
Mr Eade.

B.A. 1632-3.

Ckkudy, William: (eldest) son of Framlingham Gaudy, Esq., of West Harling,
Norfolk. Bom there. School, Bury St Edmunds, under Mr Dickenson, five
years. Age 17. Admitted fellow-commoner, April 30, 1629. Surety, Mr Eade.
B.A. 1631-2. Admitted at the Inner Temple, Feb. 4, 1633-4. Created
baronet, July 13, 1663. Married Elizabeth, daughter of John Duffield, of
K Wretham, gent. Died 1669. Five of his brothers entered the college.

Francklin, Henry : of Rochester : son of William Francklin, rector of St Margaret-
at-Cliffe in the county of Kent. School, Rochester, under his father, three
years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, April 30, 1629. Surety,
Mr Moore.

B.A. 1632-3 : M.A. 1636. Scholar, L. Day 1632 to Mich- 1633. Ick-
burgh, Norf., was sequestered to Henry Franklin, "a godly and orthodox
divine," Aug. 16, 1645 : and later, Shelfhanger, Oct. 6, 1646. {Add. 15670.)

Rawlyns, John : son of Anthony Rawlyns, gent. Bom at Attleborough, Norfolk.
School, Thetford, under Mr Smyth, four years. Age 17. Admitted sizar,
May 1, 1629. Surety, Ds. Becke, junior.

Married Anne, daughter of — Raymond, by whom he had a son Philip.
Pedigree of Rawlyn, of Attleborough, entered in the Vis, of 1664.

Rookewoode, Henry : of Weston, Norfolk : son of Henry Rookewoode, gent. At
school (Aylshajn and Elsing) under Messrs Knolles and Robinson. Age 16.
Admitted to the scholars' table. May 6, 1629. Surety, Mr Moore.

Scholar, Mich' 1629 to Christ' 1631. Admitted at Gray's Inn, Aug. 12,
1631. Married Margaret, daughter of Charles Suckling, of Wood ton, Norf.
by whom he had a son Henry. Died before April 14, 1675. (Blomef. viii.
288 ; his account seems confused.)

*Colebrande, Richard : son of Richard Colebrande, rector of Broughton, Notts.
Bom there. School, Melton, Leicestershire, under Mr Humf rey, four years.
Age 15. Admitted, May 16, 1629, sizar of his surety, Mr Blancks.

B.A. 1632-3 : M.A. 1636 : D.D. (lit, reg.) 1661. Scholar, Christ' 1630 to
L. Day 1 635. Junior fellow, Mids' 1 635 : ejected 1 646 : reelected, Mich' 1 660 :
fellowship declared void, July 1662, he having been in possession of a living
above a year. Rhet. praelector, 1640: Greek lecturer, 1641 : Heb. lecturer,
1642 : morning lecturer, 1637. As tutor to a Robert Clifton, he obtained a
pass to France, Ap. 22, 1658 {Cat, of State Pap,), In 1660 he petitioned for
the deanery and rectory of Bodking, Essex, when he is described as chaplain to
the late Duke of Gloucester. Dean and rector of Bocking, 1 660-74. Rector of
Toppesfield, 1664-74. Chaplain in ordinary to the king. Preb. of Westminster,
1673. Died 1674. Brother of William, of 1640.

Shepperdson, John: son of Henry Shepperdson, gent. Bom in Abkettleby,
Leicestershire. School, Melton, four years, under Mr Humfrey. Age 17.
Admitted sizar, May 16, 1629. Surety, Mr Blancks.

B.A. 1632-3 : M.A. 1636. Rector of Upper Broughton, Notts., 1653-
1679 ; where he left some land for the Church. Buried there, Jan. 3, 1679-80.

Beane, Alexander: of Attleborough, Norfolk: son of Daniel Beane, gent. At
school under Messrs Stoneham, Parlet and Harrison, seven years. Age 15.
Admitted to the scholars' table, June 5, 1629. Surety, Mr Eade.

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290 aONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

B.A. 1632-3 : M.A. 1^36. Scholar, Chrisf 1631 to Mich* 1636. Re-
ferred to the Afisembly of DivineB for the Ohurch of Highworth, Wilts., Sep.
10, 1646.

Banting, Thomas : of Mansfield Woodhouse, Notts., son of John Bunting, clothier.
At school there under Messrs Poynton and Walker, seven years. Age 18.
Admitted, June 6, 1629, sizar of his surety, Mr Manwaringe.
B.A. 1632-3: M.A. 1636.

Howard, Henry: son of Robert Howard, gent. Bom at Tibenham, Norfolk.
School, Moulton, under Mr Matchet ; and Eye, under Mr Hall, eight years.
Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, June 9, 1629. Surety, Mr
Moore. (Re-admitted, to the bachelors' table, Ap. 14, 1630.)

Peake, Thomas: son of Thomas Peake, gent. Bom at Mellis, Suffolk. School,
Eye, under Mr Hall, seven yeara Age 14. Admitted June 9, 1629, sizar
of his surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1632-3 : M. A. 1636. Rector of Westhorpe, Suff. Signed the petition
of Suffolk mimsters in favour of Presbyteriamsm, 1646. Will proved (P. C. C.)
July 12, 1660. Mentions wife Anne: leaves the impropriate parsonage of
Great Ashfield to eldest son Thomas : " my library of books cost me about
£120 " : son William in London, &c. (J. J. M.)

Harvey, Francis : son of Richard Harvey, merchant of Lyme Regis, Dorsetshira
Bom there. At school at Ilminster under Mr Conduit, and elsewhere in
Somersetshire, six years. Age 15. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors'
table, June 9, 1629. Surety, Mr Manwaringe.

The fother was a mercer and merchant adventurer of London : four times
mayor of Lyme. He gave the pulpit in the church. The family left the place
after the Civil wars (Hutchins, ii. 69).

Tubbs, Edward : son of William Tubbs, gent., of Sutton, Isle of Ely. At school
there, under Mr Weatherheard, six years. Age 15. Admitted sizar June 13,
1629. Surety, Mr Blancks.
B.A. 1632-3: M.A. 1636.

Davy, John : son of James Davy, attorney at law : of Lynn, Norfolk. At school
there, under Messrs Laboume and Woodmansey, seven years. Age 15. Ad-
mitted sizar, June 20, 1629. Surety, Mr Dod.

B.A. 1632-3: MA. 1636. Scholar, Mich- 1629 to Mich- 1636. Or-
dained deacon at Lincoln : priest (Norw.), June 12, 1642. Rector of Heydon,
Norf. : subscribes on institution, Sep. 13, 1645. Buried at Heydon, Ap. 18,
1651. Will proved (Norw.) May 10, 1651.

Briggs, Francis : son of Francis Briggs, gent. Bora at Honingham, Norfolk. At
school under Messrs Rayner and Stoneham, six years. Age 16. Admitted
June 25, 1629, sizar of his surety, the Master.

B.A. 1632-3: M.A. 1636. Scholar, Mich- 1630 to L. Day 1635. Or-
dained priest (Norw.) Dec. 21, 1634. Curate of Bamham Broom, Norf., in
1636. Deprived and degraded by Bp Wren, July 29, 1637, for the murder of
his servant, Rebecca Hunt, Nov. 1, 1636. Hanged, soon after, at Magdalen
Gates, Norwich, (v. Blomef. iii. 379.) Browne (Z^m^. of CongregaHanalism)^
noticing a reference to his degradation in the State Pap, Dom, for 1637,
assumes that Briggs was " another victim " of the tyrannicid bishop.

Brandreth, John : son of Laurence Brandreth, rector of the parish church of Leek,
Staffordshire. Bom there. At school under Messrs Roe, White and Ford,
eight years. Age 18. Admitted July 3, 1629, sizar of his surety, Mr
Manwaringe.

1629. 291

Brage, Nicholas : of Stratford, Suffolk : son of John Brage, gent School, Dedham,
five years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, July 3, 1629.

LL.B. (Trin. H,) 1635. Scholar, Mids' 1629 to L. Day 1633. Admitted
scholar of Trin. Hall, Ap. 21, 1633. Patron of Deopham, Norf., 1657. Second
son : inherited £400 by his father's will, proved (P.C.C.) 1638. (J. J.M.)

Boswell (Bosvile), Thomas: son of Thomas Boswell, gent. Bom at Braithwell,
Yorkshire (Ap. 5, 1612). At school, under Messrs Jackson and Saxton, eight
years. Age 17. Admitted July 4, 1629, sizar of his surety, Mr Manwaringe.
B.A. 1632-3: MA 1636. Vicar of BraithweU, Yorks., 163a-74.
Married (1) Mary, daughter of John Richardson of Black well, Derbs., (2) Alice,
daughter of Robert Tinley, D.D., and relict of Alex. Hatfield. Buried, Feb. 27,
1674. (Hunter, S. Yorks,, i. 133.) Pedigree in Vis. of Yorks., 1664.

Buckland (Bugland), Robert : son of Robert Buckland, rector of the parish church
of Beaford, Devon. Bom in Alverdiscott. At school under Messrs Salisbury,
Gaydon and Williams, five years. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table,
July 4, 1629. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1632-3. Incorporated at Oxford, June 25, 1633 : M.A. (Oxf.) 1636.
Scholar, Mids' 1631 to L. Day 1635. Rector of Moreleigh, Dev., 1641, and of
Hemyock, Dev., 1645.

Webber, Robert : s6n of Walter Webber, merchant, of Topsham, Devon. Bom
there. At school there under Messrs Clay and Bancks, five years. Age 17.
Admitted sizar July 4, 1629. Surety, Mr Glisson.

B.A. 1632-3: Scholar, Mich' 1632 to L. Day 1634. Perhaps vicar of
St Mary and St Clement, Sandwich, Kent, 1653-60; where he received £60
from the Parliamentary Committee. {Lamb. MS. 971, p. 211.) The mayor
and others petition that he be confirmed there, July 31, 1654 {CcU. of State
Papers). Master of the Grammar School, to his deaUi in 1661.

♦Woortes, William : of Trunch, Norfolk (bapt. March 7, 1612-3) : son of Thomas
Woortes, gent. School, North Walsham, eight years. Age 17. Admitted
to the scholars' table, July 6, 1629. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1632-3 : M.A. 1637. Scholar, Christ- 1629 to Christ- 1633. Junior
fellow, Mids' 1635 to Mids' 1641. Vicar of Framsden, Suff., 1640. Presented
books to the college Hbrary when he left, amongst these the works of Gruter.
Will proved (Norw.), 1661.

Monckton, John : son of John Monckton, gent. Bom at Middle-Rasen, Lincoln-
shire. At school there, under Mr Jesoppe, five years. Age 16. Admitted
sizar, July 6, 1 629. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1632-3 : MB. 1636. Scholar, Mich- 1632 to Mich- 1633. Obtained
letters testimonial from the University, July 8, 1636.

♦Higney, James : son of Timothy Higney, burgess of Cambridga At school there,
under Messrs Shilboume and Winterton, six years. Age 15. Admitted sizar,
July 7, 1629. Surety, Mr Blancks. (Bapt. at Gt St Mary's, Nov. 20, 1614.)
B.A. 1632-3 : M.A. 1636. Scholar, Mich- 1629 to L. Day 1636. Junior
fellow, L. Day 1636 to L. Day 1637. College lecturer for a short time in
1637. Fellowship probably vacated by death.

Norridge (Norwich), Martin : son of John Norridge, rector of the parish church of
Ashley, Cambs. Bom there. Schools, Thurlow and Cheveley, five years. Age
16. Admitted to the scholars' table, July 8, 1629. Surety, Mr Blancks.

B.A. 1632-3 : M.A. 1636. Ordained priest (Winch.) March 1, 1639-40.
Rector of Culf ord, Suffi ; instituted by Bp Joseph Hall : subscribes as rector,
Ap. 7, 1646. Married Margaret Lancaster of Bury St Edmunds. (J. J. M.)
Buried at Culford, March 1683-4. M. 1. in the church.

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292 OONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Burwell, Geoffirey : of Woodbridge, Suffolk : son of Edmund Burwell, gent. School,
Bury St Edmunds. Afterwards at Gray's Inn. Age 22. Admitted fellow-
commoner, July 7, 1629.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, Aug. 10, 1627. Of Rougham Place, Suff.
Knighted, March 16, 1662. Married Elizabeth, daughter of Thomas Derehaugh,
Esq. He inherited property in Fetter Lane, London, and in Woodbridge from
his grandfather Jeffrey Pitman, in 1629. His only daughter married Robert
Walpole, of Houghton, father of the Earl of Orford. Died July 6, 1684 :
buried at Rougham. (J. J. M.) Brother of William, of 1632.

Mordaunt, Charles: of Little Massingham, Norfolk: son of Robert Mordaunt,
knt. and baronet. Educated at home, by Mr Fitlinge. Age 15. Admitted
fellow-commoner, Aug. 3, 1629. Surety, Mr Fitlinge.

Of Massingham, Knt. Succeeded his father as baronet, 1638. Married
Catherine, daughter of Sir Lionel Talmach. Died in London, July 10,
1648 : buried at Massingham ; where there is a monument to his memory.
His estate was sequestered during the Civil War, and he was one of those
shut up in Lynn when it was besieged by the rebels.

Gillingham, Richard : son of Richard Gillingham, rector of the parish church of
lillington, Dorsetshire. Bom there. At school (Rampisham, v. p. 272) under
Messrs Hartwell and Hallet, seven years. Age 16. Admitted Aug. 31, 1629,
sizar of his surety, Mr Wake.

B.A. 1634-5 : M.A. 1638. Scholar (promus), Mich* 1634 to Mich* 1637.
Probably succeeded his father as rector of Lillington, 1640. One of these
names was rector of Bishops Caundle, Dorset.

Taylor, Francis : of Sandcroft, Suffolk : son of Francis Taylor, gent At school
under Messrs Archer, Harper and Hall, ten years. Age 17. Admitted sizar,
Sept. 11, 1629. Surety, Mr Moore.

MicH» 1629— Mich* 1630.

Hunt, Francis : son of Edmund Hunt, woollen-draper. Bom at Bury St Edmunds.
School, Thetford, und^r Mr Smyth, four years. Age 16. Admitted to the
scholars' table, Oct. 22, 1629. Surety, Mr Eade.

B.A. 1633-4: M.A. 1637. Scholar, Chrisf 1630 to Mich* 1636. Ordained
deacon (Ely), June 7, 1636: curate of St Cuthbert's (? Thetford), Norf., 1636.
Buried at St Mary the Great, Cambridge, Ap. 7, 1637.

Lea, Richard : son of William Lea, merchant, of Nantwich, Cheshire. Born there.
At school there, under Mr Shenton, six years. Age 17. Admitted sizar
Nov. 2, 1629. Surety, Mr Eade.

B.A. 1633-4: M.A. 1637. Scholar, Mich- 1632 to L. Day 1636. One of
these names was vicar of Melbourne, Derbs., 1639. Minister of the chapel
of Stalmine, Lanes., 1641-2.

Cooke, Thomas: of Yorkshire: son of William Cooke, tailor. Bom at South
Cave. Admitted Nov. 4, 1629, sizar of his surety, Mr Cooke.
Brother of George, of 1626.

Budd, David: of Devon: son of David Budd, hatter (*galerius'). Bom at
Torrington. At school there under Mr Sarisbury, M.A., six years. Age 23.
Admitted to the scholars' table, Jan. 14, 1629-30. Surety, Mr Dod.

LL.B. 1635. Apparently LL.D., of Oxford, Dec. 11, 1661 ; and incorpo-
rated (as Daniel) at Cambridge in 1662. Commissary and official of the
archdeaconry of Hunts. ; for which he subscribes at Lincoln, Nov. 12, 1660.

1629—1630. 293

Withers, Edward : of Leicestershire : son of Nicholas Withers, grazier, deceased.
Bom at Melton Mowbray. At school there, under Mr Humfrey, six years.
Age 17. Admitted sizar, Jan. 20, 1629-30. Surety, Mr Lukin, fellow.

B.A. 1633-4 : MA, 1637. Probably vicar of Wellingore, Lines., 1651-80.
Buried there, Oct. 25, 1680.

Bate, Thomas : son of Robert Bate, rector of West Winch, Norfolk. Bom at
Bergh Apton. School, Lynn, eight years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars'
table, Feb. 12, 1629-30. Surety, Mr Moore.

Scholar, L. Day 1631 to Christ' 1631. His father was buried Oct 13,
1631 ; at W. Winch.

Jooelin, Hezekiah : son of Hezekiah Jocelin, gent. Born at Famham, Essex.
School, Newport, five years, under Mr Leigh. Age 17. Admitted to the
scholars' table, March 30, 1630. Surety, Mr Blanks.

B.A. 1633-4: MA. 1637. Scholar, Mich; 1630 to Mich- 1637. School-
master at Harlow, Essex, in 1640 {Bishop's Km.). Rector of Copford, Essex,
1662-71.

Powell, William : son of Richard Powell, minister of Sampford, Essex. Bom at
Standon, Herts. School, Bishop Stortford, under Mr Leigh, one year. Age 15.
Admitted to the scholars' table, March 27, 1630. Surety, Mr Eade.

B.A. 1633-4 : M.A. 1637. Scholar, Mich- 1630 to Mich* 1637. Brother
of John, of 1626. Perhaps the minister of Brentwood, Essex, to whom an
order of payment was made for £25, by the Pari. Committee, Oct. 26, 1653
(Lamb. 971, p. 61); and minister of Little Warley, 1653-62, when he was
ejected. A William Powell was suspended from Rend ham, Suff., by Bp
Wren, and afterwards replaced by the Pari. Committee in 1646 : and one was
sequestered to Swefling, Suff., about the same date. {Add. 15670.)

De Grey, James : of Norfolk : son of William de Grey, knt. Bom at Merton.
School, Bury St Edmunds, under Mr Dickinson, five years. Age 17. Admitted,
April 7, 1630, pensioner to the bachelors' table. Surety, Mr Eade.

Admitted at the Middle Temple, May 13, 1633. Succeeded to the estates
of his elder brother William in 1644. Married Elizabeth, daughter of Sir
Martin Stuteville, by whom he had issue. He probably supported, outwardly
at least, the Parliamentary cause, as his name does not appear amongst those
who compounded, or forfeited their estates. He signed the address to Charles II.
in 1660. Died July 3, 1665 : buried at Merton. {I^orf Ant Misc. iii. 69.)
See Robert, of 1629.

Downes, Elkanah: of Yorkshire: son of Robert Downes, carpenter. Bom at
Pudsey. (Baptized at Calverley, Aug. 4, 1611.) School, Bradford, under
Mr CoUyer, two years. Age 17. Admitted sizar, April 10, 1630, under his
tutor and surety, Mr Blankes.

B.A. 1633-4: M.A. 1637. D.D. {lit reg.) 1660. Scholar, L. Day 1634
to Mich* 1637. Curate of Trinity Minories, Lond., 1661-6. Rector of
St Leonard Eastcheap, Lond., 1661. He certifies to a marriage performed
in Trinity parish, Minories, Oct. 10, 1647 {Cal. ofStcUe Pap.). Preacher at
St Bartholomew's, London, 1662.

Dowglasse, William : of Yorkshire : son of William Dowglasse, clothier. Bom at
Leeds. At school there, under Mr Pullen, ^vq years. Age 17. Admitted
sizar, April 13, 1630, under his tutor and surety, Ds Becke, fellow.

B. A. 1633-4 : MA. 1637. Scholar, Christ' 1633 to Mich* 1637. One of
these names was vicar of Threckingham, Lines., 1642. Perhaps minister of
Yoxford, Suff.: signed the petition in favour of Presbyterianism, May 29,
1646 ; and chosen as minister of the classis. (Browne, 607.)

294 GONVILLE AND GAIUS COLLEGE.

Ward, Charles : of Norfolk : son of Hamon Ward, gent, of Hethersett Bom at
Topcroft. School, Holt, six years, under Mr Tallis. Age 17. Admitted to
the scholars' table, April 14, 1630. Surety, Mr Eada

B.A. 1633-4: M.A, 1637. Scholar, Mich* 1631 to Mids' 1635. Ordained
priest (Norw.) Sep. 4, 1637. Curate of Fakenham, Norf., Nov. 2, 1637.
Certified, Ap. 5, 1641, that he had been five years curate there and at
Letheringsett, and was in all ways conformable to the doctrine of the Church
of England. {CcU, of State Papers,) Rector of Acle, Norf. : admitted by the
Pari. Committee, after examination by the Assembly of Divines, Dec. 1645 :
signs Bp Hall's subscription book, Oct 31, 1646. Buried at Acle, June 24,
1664. Ped^rree in Via, of Lond, 1633.

Johnson, Robert : son of Henry Johnson, canon of Ely Cathedral Bom at Ely.
At school there, five years, under Mr Hitch. Age 16. Admitted sizar,
April 16, 1630. Surety, Mr Moore.

Pigott, Rodolph (matriculated Richard) : of Norfolk : son of Francis Pigott, Esq.
Bom at Stradsett School, Bury St Edmunds, five years, under Mr Dickinson.
Age 16. Admitted pensioner, to the bachelors' table, April 16, 1630. Surety,
Mr Eada

Ralph Pigott of Stradsett is returned as a royalist prisoner at Yarmouth
in 1655. {Cat. of State Pap.)

Rant, Edward : son of William Rant, M.D., formerly fellow of the college, lately
deceased. Bom in Norwich. At school there, under Mr Stonham, four years.
Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, April 20, 1630. Surety, Mr ling.
Scholar, Christ" 1630 to Mich' 1636. Died in college, of the plague;
buried at St Michael's, Oct. 29, 1636. See Humphrey, of 1612.

♦Hallyburton, Anthony : son of Andrew Hallyburton, minister. Bom at Itter-
ingham, Norfolk. School, Aylsham, under Mr Knowles, three yeara Age 16.
Admitted sizar, April 20, 1630. Surety, Thomas Bachcroft, 1).D., master of
the college.

B.A. 1633-4 : M.A. 1637. Scholar, Christ* 1630 to Christ* 1636. Junior
fellow, Christ^ 1636 to Mids' 1646, when he was ejected. Morning lecturer,
1637. Rhet. pnelector, 1638 : Heb. lecturer, 1639. Curate of Impington,
Cambs., 1637. Presented by the University to the rectory of Longford (dioc.
lichf.), Sep. 1640. Said to have died in poverty, before 1654. Author:
Verses in the Carmen NaUdiUvm^ 1635; and the ^w<pSia, 1637. (v. Bowes,
Cat, ofCamb, Books,)

Stuke (Stuckley), John : of Derbyshire : son of George Stuke, priest (' sacerdos ').
Bom at Derby. School, Bandon Bridge, Ireland, six years, under Mr Hollyday.
Age 19. Admitted, April 21, 1630, sizar of his surety, Mr Eade. (v. p. 302.)

Snelling, John : son of Robert Snelling, gent., burgess of Thetford. Bom there.
At school there, about six years, under Mr Smith. Age 17. Admitted to the
scholars' table. May 8, 1630. Surety, Mr Blanckes.

B.A. 1633-4 : M.A. 1637. Scholar, Mich- 1631 to Mich' 1637.

Latham, Thomas : son of Thomas Latham, gent, of Essex. Bom in London. At
school in the Isle of Guernsey, two years, under Mr Picott ; afterwards, in
London, under Mr Dier. Age 18. Admitted to the scholars' table, May 15,
1630. Surety, Mr Moore. (Probably brother of Danied, 1637.)

Admitted at the Middle Temple, June 26, 1632 : "son and heir of Thomas,
of Stifford." Married Barbara, daughter of... Wakefield, vintner, of London.
Mr Thomas Latham of Stifford Hall was buried at Stifford, May 29, 1679.

Hinson, John : son of Thomas Hinson, gent., of Fordham, Cambs. (formerly of the
college; p. 134). Bom at Sdiam. School, Thurlow, seven years, under

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1630—1631. 295

Mr Moore. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table, May 27, 1630. Surety,
Mr Moore, fellow.

B.A. 1633-4: M.A. 1637. Ordained priest (Norw.), Sep. 22, 1639.
Probably died young. Not recorded in the Vis, of Middoo. 1664.

Le Neve (Neave), Robert : third son of Geoffrey Le Neve, gent., of Aslacton, Norfolk.
Bom there (bapt. Dec. 9, 1610). At a private school in Norwich, under
Mr Stonham, two years. Age 20. Admitted sizar. May 27, 1630. Tutor
and surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1633-4. Ordained deacon (Norw.) Feb. 15, 1634-5: priest (do.)
Sep. 25, 1636; as curate of Aslacton. Vicar of Scottow, 1638. Rector of
Yaxham, Norf., 1650 ; and of Whinbergh, Norf., 1659. Died June 9, J 676 :
buried at Whinbergh. WiU proved (Norw.) 1676. (F. G.) Brother of
William, 1624 ; and Thomas, 1633.

Griffin (matriculated Griston), Lancelot : son of Thomas Griffin, husbandman, of
Merton (* Martin'), Norfolk. Bom at Griston. At school under Mr Cockerell,
^ve years. Age 18. Admitted June 3, 1630, sizar of his surety, Mr Salter.

A Lancelot Griffin of Merton was executor and legatee to the will of a
namesake, of Griston, clerk, 1633. Probably the same who married Margaret
Shadwell at Watton, Norf., July 4, 1637.

MiCH» 1630— MiCH» 1631.

Stannard, William : of Suffolk : son of William Stannard, gent. Bom at Laxfield.
Educated under Messrs Skinner, Pipe and Evans, four years. Age 22. Ad-
mitted sizar, Oct. 27, 1630. Surety, Mr Moore.

Probably M.A. 1631. Ordained priest (Ely), May 7, 1634. Rector of
Stockton, Norf., 1634. He was there in 1654, when he was fined at a
Court Leet for commoning his cattle on Stockton manor common.

Pecke, Edward : of Norfolk : (eldest) son of William Pecke, gent. Born at Meth-
wold. School, Ely, six years. Age 15. Admitted to the scholars' table,
Dec. 28, 1630. Surety, Mr Moore, fellow.

B.A. 1634-5. Scholar, Christ' 1631 to Mich* 1635. Called to the bar.
Inner Temple, 1642: serjeant-at-law, 1674: king's Serjeant, 1675. Purchased
the manor of Sandford parva, Essex (Davy). Married Grace, daughter of
William Greene, of East Bamet See Vis, of Nwfdk,

Shaxton, William : son of John Shaxton, gent. Bom at Baithley, Norfolk.
School, Aylsham, ^v^ years, under Mr Knolles. Age 17. Admitted to the
scholars' table, Jan. 15, 1630-1. Surety, Mr Ling, fellow.
Scholar, Mids' 1632 to Mich- 1632.

Marshall, Robert : of Norfolk : son of Edward Marshall, gent. Bom at Heydon.
Educated under Mr Watts. Age 15. Admitted sizar, Jan. 17, 1630-1.
Surety, Mr Cooke, fellow.

B.A. 1634-5 : MA. 1638. Ordained deacon (Norw.) May 24, 1635 ; as
curate of Wood Bailing. Probably vicar of Sheringham, Norf., 1650 ; where
he receives £16 a year from the Pari. Committee.

Gaudy, Framlingham : (second) son of Framlingham Gaudy, Esq. Bom at West
Harling, Norfolk. School, Bury St Edmunds, under Mr Dickinson, seven
years. Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, Jan. 31, 1630-1.
Surety, Mr Eade.

Admitted at the Inner Temple, May 3, 1634. lived at Bury St Edmunds.
By his father's will, proved (P. C. C.) 1656, he received £1400. See William,
of 1629.

296 OONVIIXB AND CAIUB COLLKQB.

Anguish, Thomas: sou of Richard Angnuh, gent., deceased. Bom at Moulton,
Norfolk. School, Aylshftm, under Mr Knolla, two years. Age 17. Ad-
mitted felloT-conimoner, Feb. 1, 1630-1. Surety, Mr Ling, fellow.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, Aug. 5, 1632. Of Moulton, Esq. Married
his second cousin, Elizabeth, daughter of Edmund Anguish, of Great Melton.
Buried at Moulton. Will dated Oct 7, 1652 ; proved (P. C. C.) June 28,
1653. (v. Carthew, iii. 318: where the date of birth must be wrong.)
Pedigree in Vis. of 1664.
Thayne, Thomas: son of John Thayne, husbandman. Bora at Attleborough,
Korfolk. School, Buckenham, under Mr Harrison, six years. Age 16. Ad-
mitted sizar, Feb. 10, 1630-1. Surety, Mr Stokys, feUow.

B.A. 1634-5: M.A. 1638: M.D. 1656. Schdar, Mich' 1633 to Mich'
1637.
Dawson, William : son of Ephraim Dawson, linen-draper, ' lintearina,' of Aylsham,
Norfolk. Bom there. At school under Mr Knolls, eight years. Age 16.
Admitted aizar, PeK 21, 1630-1. Surety, Mr Cooke, fellow.

B.A. 1634-5: M.A. 1638. Rector of St Michael at Plea, Norwich,
1638-41. Died Oct. 24, 1641 : "^ed 31 ": M. I. at St Michael's.
Fary, John : son of Israel Faiy, deceased, late citizen of Norwich. Born there.
At school six years, under Mr Stonham, and afterwards under Mr Briggs.
Age 16. Admitted, Feb. 23, 1630-1, sizar of his surety, Mr Ling.

B.A. 1634-5 : M.A. 1638. Scholar, Mich- 1631 to Mich> 1638. Ordained
priest {Norw.) March 9, 1638-9. Rector of Gunton, Norf., 1638-61 : where
articles were exhibited against him to the Committee of Plundered Ministers,
July 14, 1647 {Add. 16671). Author: God's Sincerity or Man's Sterility,
a Sermon, 1645.

Want, Richard: son of Nicholas Want, gent., of Newport, Essex. Bom there.

At school five years, under Mr Leigh. Age 16. Admitted, Feb. 27, 1630-1,

sizar of bis surety, Dr Batchcroft, master of the college.
Skevington, Edward : son of Edward Skevington, priest, deceased : late rector of

Hillington, Norfolk (and formerly of the college; p. 1&9). Bom there.

SchooC Hellingston, under Mr Amarad (Paul Amirante), three years. Age 16.

Admitted sizar of I]is surety, Mr Fitlio.

Wells, John : son of John Wells, husbandman, of Fomham, Suffolk. Bom there.
School, Bury St Edmunds, under Mr Dickinson, six years. Age 18. Ad-
mitted, Feb. 22, 1630-1, siiar of his surety, Mr Blankes, fellow.

B.A. 1634-5; M.A. 1638. Scholar, Mich- 1632 to Christ' 1636. Or-
dained priest (Norw.) Sep. 22, 1638. Rector of Osmundeston (Soole), Korf.,
1642-77.

3utton, John : son of John Sutton, priest, rector of Caston, Norfolk. Bom at
Wood Rising. Schools : Westminster, four years ; afterwards Griston, one
year, under Mr DockerelL Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table, March
2, 1630-1. Surety, Mr Bade, fellow.

Scholar, L. Day 1633 to Mich' 1634. A John Sutton, son and heir of
John Sutton, of London, was admitted at the Middle Temple, Nov. 9, 1637.

Pearee, Yalentine : son of Martin Pearse, gent. Bom at Cambridge (bapt. at St
Edward's, July 23, 1616). At the Perse School there, under Mr Levering,
six years. Age 15. Admitted to the scholars' table, March 24, 1630-1.
Tutor and surety, Mr Moore, fellow,

B.A. 1634-5. Scholar, L Day 1631 to Mida' 1636. Probably the one of
those names described as ' of Oakington,' when married to Frances Barnes, at

1631. 297

St Edw., Camb., Dec. 4, 1637. (v. Via, o/Cambs., 1619.) Brother of Martin,
1633.

Hearles, William : son of John Hearles, of Tawstock (bapt. Sep. 21, 1613), Devon.
School, Bfraoombe, under Mr Mathewes, three years. Age 17. Admitted
to the scholars' table, March 29, 1631. Tutor and surety, Mr Blanks.

B.A. 1636-7. Scholar, Mich* 1633 to Christ* 1636. Perhaps rector of St
Erme, ComwalL

Jermy, Robert: son of Clement Jermy, gent., deceased. Bom at Marlingford,
Norfolk. School, Norwich, under Mr Stonham, two years. Age 17. Ad-
mitted to the scholars' table, March 31, 1631. Surety, Mr Lewing, fellow.

Scholar, Mids' 1632 till his death. Died in College; buried at St
Michael's, Nov. 12, 1634. Pedigree in Vis. of Norfolk. Brother of William,
of 1617.

linsey, John. Matriculated pensioner, Ap. 4, 1631.

Stayner, John. Matriculated sizar, Ap. 4, 1631.

*Sedgewick, William : son of Thomas Sedgewick, merchant and citizen of Norwich.
At school there, five years, under Mr Stonham. Age 16. Admitted to the
scholars' table, Mar. 31, 1631. Surety, Mr Lewing, fellow.

B.A. 1634-5: M.A. 1638. Scholar, Mich- 1631 to Mich- 1638. Junior
fellow, L. Day 1640 to Mich- 1651. Greek lecturer, 1649. Ordained priest
(Bp of Kilmore) Nov. 4, 1649. Married Rachel Gooch. Yicar of the college
Uving of Mattishall, Norf., 1650-75. Died Sep. 26, 1675. M. I. at
Mattishall, erected by his brother Robert. Author : Copy of Latin verses on
Capt. John Cruso's translation of Du Praissac's Art of Warre^ 1639.

Wrighte, Robert : son of Robert Wrighte, draper, of the city of London. Bom at
Hingham, Norfolk. School, Norwich, under Mr Stonham, three years. Age
16. Admitted to the scholars' table, Ap. 5, 1631. Surety, Mr f^tlin.

A Robert Wright was Rector of Holm Hale, 1661-75. Another of
the same name, a doctor in Norwich, was buried at St Stephen's, Nov. 26,
1648.

Edmonds, Peter: son of Peter Edmonds, gent Bom at Saxthorp, Norfolk.
School, Holt, under Mr Tallis, five years. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars'
table, Ap. 12, 1631. Surety, Mr Fitlin.

B.A. 1634-5 : M.A. 1638. Scholar, Mich- 1633 to Mich- 1637. Ordained
deacon (Norw.) Sep. 22, 1639 : priest, Sep. 25, 1642; as curate of Baming-
ham. Licensed as schoolmaster, in 1662. Yicar of Middleton, Norf., 1661.
Will proved (Norw. archd. C.) 1664-5.

Batho, Thomas : of Suffolk : son of William Batho, priest, deceased (formerly of
the college ; p. 124), late rector of South Cove. Bom there. Schools, Ipswich
and Bot^ale, under Mr Easton. Age 16. Admitted sizar, April 14, 1631.
Surety, Mr Moora

B.A 1634-5 : M.A. 1638. Probably rector of Brampton, Suff., 1652-62,
when he was ejected. Signed the petition in favour of Presbyterianism in
1646 : at that time of Leiston. Proposed as minister of the Claasis. Seems
to have been ordained by the Presbyterian divines to the curacy of Ashill and
Thorpe, Suffolk, in Oct. 1646. (Bodl. MS. 324.)

Athowe, Christopher and Henry : sons of Christopher Athowe, gent, of Shottesham,
Norfolk. The elder bom at Brisley, the younger at Shottesham. School,
Mutford, under Mr William Crowe, two years. Ages 17 and 16. Admitted
to the scholars' table, April 15, 1631. Surety, Mr Blanks, fellow.

Christopher. B.A 1634-5 : M.A 1638. Scholar, L. Day 1633 to Mich-
1638. Ordained deacon (Norw.) Sep. 20, 1640 : priest, Sep. 25, 1642, as

298 GONVILLE AND OAIUS COLLEGE.

curate of fiumham Overy. Rector of £. Bilney (subecribes, Mar. 5, 1645-6)
to 1661. Rector of Framingham Earl, and Pigot, 1661-9. Died 1669. Pedi-
gree in Vis, of 1664.

Henry. Third son. B.A. 1634-5 : M.A. 1638. Licensed as school-
master, by the Bp of Norwich, Aug. 14, 1662.

Roberts, Ambrose : son of Alexander Roberts, B.D., deceased : formerly rector of
Lynn, Norfolk, and fellow of this college (see p. 113). Bom at Lynn. At
school there, two years, under Mr Wotton. Age 17. Admitted sizar, April
9, 1631. Surety, Mr Bade.

B.A. 1634-5 : M.A. 1638. Scholar, Mich* 1632 to L. Day 1636. Rector
of Wolferton, Norf., 1639-73 : and of Clenchwarton, Norf., 1642-79.

Dade, Thomas, sen. : of Suffolk : son of William Dade, gent, (formerly of the
college; p. 164). Bom at Tannington. School, Bury St Edmunds, four
years. Ag^ 17. Admitted, April 27, 1631, pensioner to the bachelors' table.
Surety, Mr Eade.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, Ap. 14, 1632. Of Tannington, Esq. Married
Elizabeth, daughter of John Acton, of Bramford. Probably the same from
whom there is a long letter to the king, dated from Tannington, Ap. 4, 1664,
explaining his views on the Chimney and Subsidy Bills (Col. of Stale Papers).
Died Sep. 15, 1685 : buried at Tannington. Will proved (Archd. Suff.) Dec.

18, 1685. His father was half-brother to ' Thomas Dade, jun',' below. Pedi-
gree in Vis, of Suff, 1664.

Dade, Thomas, jun. : son of Thomas Dade, gent., of Tannington, Suffolk. Bom
there. School, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, under Mr Dickinson, four years.
Age 16. Admitted pensioner <to the bachelors' table, April 27, 1631. Surety,
Mr Eade.

Of Petistree, Suff., gent. Admitted at Gray's Lm, Feb. 6, 1636-7. In-
herited, from his father, lands in Framsden and Winston, Suff. Married
(1) Elizabeth, daughter of Thomas Flick, of Greeting, Suff. ; (2) Anne,
daughter of Robert Stebbing, of Monewden. Will proved (Archd. Suff.) Aug.
25, 1688. Died July 20, 1688 : buried at Bramford. Pedigree in Vis, of
1664. (J. J. M.) Half-brother of William, of p. 164.

WeUs, Simon : of Norfolk : son of Simon Wells, gent., deceased. Bom at Halver-
gata School, Elsing, under Mr Robinson, of Gonville and Caius Gollege,
six years. Age 20. Admitted to the scholars' table. May 3, 1631. Surety,
Mr Blanks, fellow.

B.A. 1634-5: M.A. 1638. Probably Master of the Grammar School,
Yarmouth, 1647 ; when he is described as of Woodbridge. (Manship.)
Licensed by the bishop, as a schoolmaster, Oct 1, 1662. Will of Simon
Wells, gent, of Woodbridge, proved (P. C. C.) Feb. 15, 1668-9. Mentions
brother William, of Halvergate : leaves messuage in Acle, Norf., to nephew
Thomas (J. J. M.).

Stadler, John: of Devon: son of Robert Stadler, shoems^er. Bom at Combe-
martin. School, Ufraoombe, under Mr Morgan Mathewes, three years. Age

19. Admitted sizar, April 23, 1631. Surety, Mr Blankes.

Lucas, Thomas and Gibson : of Suffolk : sons of William Lucas, Esq. (formerly of
the college; p. 163), of Homingsheath. Bom there. School, Bury St Ed-
munds, under Mr Dickinson, five years. Ages 17 and 15. Admitted, May
5, 1631. Thomas, pensioner to the bachelors' table, Gibson, to the scholars'
table ; under their tutor and surety, Mr Moore.

Thomas. Eldest son: admitted at Gray's Inn, Nov. 9, 1632. Probably
died young: not mentioned in his father's will, Nov. 4, 1639. (Howard's
Vis, of Suffolk,)

1631. 299

GibBon. At first a PreBbyterian miniater in I<^orwich : afterwards con-
formed. D.D., by royal mandate, 1661. Married (1) Elizabeth, daughter of
Richard Gipps, Esq. of Great Whelnetham, (2) Mrs Gapell, widow, of Bury.
Vicar of Swaffham Prior, Gambs., 1662-4. "Mr Lucas is become a zealous
man for the Church of England, and upon profession of his hearty repentance
for what he has done against it, and his resolution to preach up what he
before persecuted, was ordained priest by my Ld Bp of Norwich, Mr Cock
and Mr Whitefort jojming with the Bp in imposition of hands.... The Presby-
terians of Norwich in the mean time being full of rage to have lost a
brother. I wish heartily we may have any cause to brag of the prosel3rte."
(Letter from H. Paman, of St John's, to Wm Bancroft, Nov. 19, 1655: —
Tanner MS. 52 ; p. 97.) Died May 24, 1698 : buried at Homingsheath. Will
proved (Bury) 1700. (v. Howard's Vis, of Suffolk; and Gage, p. 515.)

Hancock, Samuel : of Norfolk : son of George Hancock, minister, deceased, late
vicar of Shottesham. At school there, five years, under Mr Edward Boone.
Age 18. Admitted sizar. May 9, 1631. Tutor and surety, Mr Eade.

RA. 1634-5 : M.A. 1638. Licensed as schoolmaster at Shottesham, June
17, 1635. Ordained deacon (Norw.) Sep. 22, 1638 : priest, Sep. 22, 1639.
Rector of Framingham Earl, and Pigot : signs the bishop's book. May 17, 1645.
Died in 1661.

^Johnson, William: son of Peter Johnson, shoemaker. Bom in Cambridge
(bapt at Trin. Ch. Nov. 13, 1614). At the Perse school, five years, under
Mr Lovering. Age 18. Admittea sizar. May 10, 1631. Tutor and surety,
Mr Eade, fellow.

B.A. 1634-5: MA. 1638. Scholar, Mich" 1633 to Christ^ 1636. Junior
fellow, Christ* 1636 to L. Day 1644. Ordained priest (Norw.), Sep. 20, 1640.
Subscribes the bishop's book as rector of Bessingham, Norf., Dec. 3, 1645.

Peachie, John: son of Robert Peachie, priest (formerly of the college; p. 176):
rector of Ashby, Norfolk. Bom there. School, Norwich, under Mr Stonham,
four years. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table, M&j 11, 1631. Tutor
and surety, Mr Moore.

Perhaps the rector of Morbome, Hunts., of these names, 1640: who is
described as "a preaching minister" about 1650: approved, by the Com.
of Public Preachers, for Walden St Paul's, Herts., 1657 ; and ejected thence,
1662. {Lamb, 968, p. 83: called Samuel in 987.) One of the same names
petitioned the king for corroboration of his title to the rectory of Rother-
hithe, in 1660; "which he holds by the earnest desire of the major part of
the parishioners " (CaL of State Papers). Perhaps the same who was rector
of l2t. Canfield, Essex, 1661. (But there was another John Peachie, of St
John's, M.A. 1629.) Brother of Robert^ of 1628.

Howe, William : son of James Howe, gent., of Orsett, Essex. Bom there. At
school under Messrs Walmesly and Yarver, five years. Age 16. Admitted
sizar, May 14, 1631. Tutor and surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1634-5: M.A. 1638. Ordained deacon (Norw.), March 9, 1638-9:
priest; Dec. 22, 1639. Rector of Little Braxted, Essex, 1680-91. Rector of
Woodham Ferrers 1691-1700. Will dated June 28, 1698 ; proved (Cons. C.
Lond.), Jan. 29, 1700-1. Mentions wife Anne.

Spooner, Roger: son of William Spooner, gent Bom at Saxlingham, Norfolk.
At school under Messrs Stonham and Welles, five years. Age 17. Admitted
to the scholars' table. May 25, 1631. Surety, Mr Moore.

RA. 1635-6 : MJL 1639. Scholar, Mich 1634 to Mich* 1639.

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Platts (matriculated Platers), William: of Somersetshire: son of Ralph Platts,
vintner. Bom in Bristol. School, Mercers', London, under Mr Augar.
Age 17. Admitted sizar. May 26, 1631. Surety, Mr Moore.
B.A. 1634-5 : M.A. 1638.

♦Howes, John : son of Robert Howes, of London. Bom in Thames Street ('Platea
Thames'), in the parish of St Michael Age 15, when admitted at Enmmnuel
College, May 29, 1628. Admitted to the scholars' table, June 6, 1631. Tutor
and surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1631-2 : M.A. 1635. Scholar, Mids' 1631 to L. Day 1634. Junior
fellow, L. Day 1634 to Mich* 1639. Morning lecturer, 1635. Rector of
Abington, Northants., 1652-85. Buried there, June 6, 1685. "A moderate
Presbyterian." Author: Christ Ood-Man : a sermon preached at Northampton,
Dec. 25, 1656. Real comforts extracted from moral and spiritual principles :
funeral sermon on Mr Thomas Ball, minister at Northampton, 1660. Assize
sermon, 1670. (v. Baker's Northa/nts,, i, 13.)

Alston, John : of Suffolk : (fourth) son of Thomas Alston, Esq. Bom at Polstead.
School, Eton, under Mr Bust, one year. Age 16. Admitted, June 7, 1631,
pensioner to the bachelors' table. Tutor and surety, Mr Moore.

Admitted at the Inner Temple, June 6, 1631. Of Pavenham, Beds., Esq.
Married Dorothy, daughter of Sir John Temple, of Bucks. See William,
of 1624.

Harrison, John and Isaac : sons of John Harrison, rector of Sudbury, Suffolk.
Born thera School, Halstead, under Mr Whiston, four years. Ages 16 and
15. Admitted — John, to the scholars' table; and Isaac, sizar. Tutor and
surety, Mr Eade, feUow.

John. B.A. 1634-5 : M.A. 1638. Scholar (he or his brother), Mich* 1633
to Mich* 1635. Probably rector of Little Waltham, Ess., 1643-62 ; when he
was ejected. Licensed, as a ' teacher ' in his own house, at Pebmarsh in 1672.
Buried at Lit. Walth^a, Jan. 10, 1677-8. Davids' EaseXy 506.

Isaac. B.A. 1634-5 : M.A. 1638 : D.D. 1657. Sequestered to Hadleigh,
Suff {Add. 15671), in 1647. Signed in favour of Presbyterianism, May 29,
1646. Chosen as minister of the Classis. There are several entries of baptism
of his children at Hadleigh. Said to have been ejected in 1662 : — but^ in a
petition to the king for preferment, in 1663, he says he ''had the gift of
Hadleigh rectory through Mr Lee of the bedchamber, whom he entertained
when agent to the king during the rebellion, and who heard his sermon there
when the king was proclaimed, and above a thousand were weeping for joy:
resigned this at the request of Abp Juxon, who promised him a living as good :
has now only a small vicarage" {CcU, of State Fop,), Vicar of Dagenham, Ess.,
1674-82. Died 1682.

Bloome, John : of Suffolk : admitted to the scholars' table, June 9, 1631. Surety,
Mr Moore.

Scholar, Mich* 1632 to Mids' 1634. Perhaps son of John Bloome, gent.,
of Parham and Hacheston, Suff., who by will proved (P. C. C.) July 3, 1616,
leaves £1500 to his son John when of age. (J. J. M.) One of these names,
P. C. of Thompson, Norf., 1663-82, was buried at Saham Toney, Feb. 3, 1682-3.

Gaudy, Thomas and Robert : sons of (George Gaudy, Esq., ' jurisconsultus.' Bom
at Claxton, Norfolk. At school there, under Mr Qiapman, seven years.
Ages 16 and 15. Admitted to the scholars' table, June 10, 1631. Surety,
Mr Moore, fellow.

Thomas. Admitted at the Inner Temple, Feb. 10, 1632-3. Succeeded to
the estate of his uncle. Sir Robert Gaudy, at Claxton, in 1639.

Robert. B.A. 1634-5. Scholar, Christ* 1631 to L. Day 1636.

1631. 301

Bingham, John : son of Henry Bingham. Bom at Derby. School, Repton, under
Mr Whitehead, three years. Age 18. Admitted sizar, June 10, 1631. Surety,
Mr Thomas €k)6tlin.

Migrated to Magdalene, where he matriculated July 7, 1631 ; and graduated
B.A. 1635-6. But for his age, he might be identified with the non-conformist
recorded by Calamy {Mem, i. 327) : who was master of Derby School, 1640;
vicar of Marston, Derbs. ; ejected 1662 ; died Feb. 3, 1682, said to be aged 82.

Feveryeare, John : son of John Feveryeare, gent. : of Claxton, Norfolk. Bom at
'Barrow.' School, Norwich, under Mr Stonham, two years. Age 17. Ad-
mitted sizar, June 11, 1631. Surety, Mr Moore, fellow.

B.A. 1634-5: M.A. 1638. Ordained deacon (Norw.), Sep. 24, 1637 : priest
(do.) Sep. 23, 1638. Rector of Ashby and Helgheton (Hellington), 1662-85.
(Blomef. X.; 95, 137.)

Goodwin, C^rge : of Suffolk : son of George Goodwin, ' medicus.' Bom at Earl
Stonham. At school there, under Mr John Dodson, one year. Age 18. Ad-
mitted sizar, June 11, 1631. Surety, Mr Becke, B.A., feUow.

B.A. 1634—5 : M.A. 1638. Inherited house and grounds from his &ther,
who practised at Stowmarket, by wiU proved (P. C. C), June 26, 1658.
Perhaps the George €k)odwin who petitioned for the Mastership of St John's
Hospital, Northampton, Ap. 25, 1655 (CoL of State Pap.). Will of George
Goodwin, 'medicus; of Earl Stonham'; proved (Ipswich), 1696.

Dobbs, Edward : of Norfolk : son of Thomas Dobbs, gent., of Guist. Bom at
Watton. School, Westfield, under Mr Chapman, three years. Age 17. Ad-
mitted, June 14, 1631, sizar of his surety, Mr Moore, fellow.

B.A. 1634-5 : M,A. 1638. Scholar (promus), Mids' 1634 to L. Day 1638.
Rector of Great Snoring, 1639.

Sharpington, John : son of George Sharpington, citizen of Norwich. At school
there, three years, under Mr Stonham. Admitted, June 15, 1631, sizar of his
surety, Mr Loveland, fellow.

B.A. 1634-5 : MA. (Jes.) 1638. Incorporated at Oxford, Aug. 12, 1645.
Scholar, Mich* 1632 to Mich* 1636. Migrated to Jesus College, Feb. 27,
1637-8. Ordained deacon (line), Dec. 20, 1640. Curate to Mr Love-
land at Wimpole, Cambs., about 1643-4, when he is reported as ''a scandalous
minister: a man very negligent in the ministerial office, and much given
to play at cards in the night" (Complaint of the inhabitants: v Baker, xxvii.
458).

Reade, Thomas : son of Henry Reade, gent., of Weston, Suffolk (formerly of the
college, 1602). Bom there. At school under Mr Rayner, six years. Age 17.
Admitted, June 18, 1631, pensioner to the bachelors' table. Surety, Mr
Moore.

Admitted at the Middle Temple, May 5, 1634. Of Weston, Esq. Married
Anne, daughter of Astley Brampton of Bio Norton, Norf. Died Sep. 19, 1681 :
buried at Weston (Davy.) He entered his pedigree in the Vis. of 1664.

Spendlow, Henry: son of John Spendlow, prebendary of Norwich Cathedral
(formerly of the coU^e, 1602). Bom at Blofield (bapt Sep. 26, 1613). School,
Norwich, two years, under Mr Stonham. Age 18. Admitted to the scholars'
table, June 21, 1631. Surety, Mr Eade, fellow.

B.A. 1634-5: M.A. 1638. Scholar, L. Day 1632 to Mich* 1637. Curate
of St Augustin, Norw., 1637. Vicar of St Saviour, Norw., 1638. Vicar
of Wighton, 1638. Vicar of Binham, 1639. Vicar of St Martin at the Oak,
Norw., 1640 : '' hath plurality of livings, whereby he is non-resident, yet
demands 2* in the pound, and puts upon them one Robert Tite, an idle
drinking parson." Mr Spendlow said " that they who come not to the rails to

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reoeive the Sacrament were as ill as rebels and Soots, and that he aocounted
them 80." (Petition to Parliament, 1640 : Tanner MS. 220.)

Brereton, Andrew : son of William Brereton, gent, of Gaistor by Norwich. Bom
at Brooke. School, Ameringhall, under Messrs Margerie and Booth, one
year. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table, June 22, 1631. Surety,
Mr Blankes, fellow. (Re-admitted, as fellow-commoner, Feb. 1, 1635—6.)

B.A 1634-5. Scholar, Mich* 1633 to Mich* 1635. There is a monument
in Catton Church to Andrew Brereton, gent. ; who died May 15, 1703.
Monuments to the father and mother at Caistor Church. (Pedigree in Vig. of
1664.)

Rickard, Francis : son of Thomas Rickard, gent., deceased, of Hatfield, Yorkshire.
Bom there. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table, June 29, 1631.
Surety, Mr Moore.

The father signs the pedigree in the Yorkshire Visitation of 1612.

Shipley, Edward : son of John Shipley, embroiderer (' acupictor*). Bom in London.
School, Merchant Taylors'; and the Perse School, Cambridge, one year.
Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, July 16, 1631. Tutor and surety,
Mr Moore, Fellow.

Stuckley, John. Matriculated pensioner, July 7, 1631.
Most likely a mistake for John Stuke, of p. 294.

MiCH« 1631— MiCH» 1632.

Punter, Thomas : of Cambs. : son of Thomas Punter, gent., of Royston. Bom
there. School, Hertford, three years. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars'
table, Oct. 5, 1631. Surety, Mr Blankes.

B.A 1635-6 : M.A. 1639. Scholar, Mich* 1631 to L. Bay 1637. Curate
of Heydon and Hadstock, Essex, sequestered in 1644 : '* a common alehouse
haunter, harbours malignant ministers (see W. Blanks, p. 204), refused to take
the covenant...." (AM. 15672.) Rector of Greensted by Ongar, 1646, but
sequestered soon after. Restored 1660, but soon resigned. Vicar of linton,
Cambs., in 1656, and 1663 to (probably) 1684. Vicar of Ely, 1663. One of
the same names subscribed as rector of Lessingham, Norf., Nov. 1, 1645.

Goldsworth, alias Porter, Thomas : of Norfolk : son of Thomas Goldsworth (or
Porter), gent., of Bungay. Bom at Thurton. School, Bungay, under Mr Smith,
four years. Age 18. Admitted to the scholars' table, Oct. 7, 1631. Surety,
Mr London, fellow.

Ransome, Richard : of Norfolk : son of John Rans(nne, gent., of Gresham. Bom
there. School, Holt, under Mr Tallys, two years. Age 16. Admitted sizar,
Nov. 2, 1631. Tutor and surety, Mr Cooke.

B.A. 1635-6: M.A. 1639. Ordained priest (Norw.) Sep. 24, 1637.
Master of Wymondham School Rector of Ingworth, 1643; and of Alby,
1649; where he subscribes the bishop's book, Feb. 3, 1648-9. Rector of
Gt Dunham, 1679-94. Will proved (Norw. archd. C), 1694.

Carter, Charles: son of Francis Carter, gent, of Surrey. Bom at Guildford.
School, Charterhouse ('Schola Suttonensis '), six years, under Mr Brooke.
Age 20. Admitted pensioner, Nov. 7, 1631. Surety, Mr Blanks, fellow.

B.A. 1635-6 : M.A. 1639. One of these names was rector of Irthling-
borough, Northants., 1664; of Market Bosworth, 1678-85; and of E^am,
Derbs., 1680. Possibly brother of Francis, 1622.

1681—1632. 808

Hawiis, Theodore (Thomas) :. of Suffolk : son of Robert Hawiis, minister.
Educated under his father at Lowestoft, ten years. Age 18. Admitted to the
scholars' table, Feb. 11, 1631-2. Surety, Mr London.

B.A. 1635-6. Scholar, Mich* 1633 to Christ* 1636. In the will of the
father (dated 1639) he mentions Robert 'son of my son Thomas.'

Caly, John: of Norfolk: son of William Oaly, yeoman, of Salhouse. School,
Norwich, under Mr Briggs, and Wymondham, under Mr Lock. Age 17.
Admitted pensioner, March 1, 1631-2. Surety, Mr Moore, fellow.

B.A 1635-6 : M.A. 1639. Ordained priest (Norw.) Sep. 22, 1638. Rector
of Fritton, Suff., 1640-74. Will proved (Norw.) 1674-6.

Duckling, John : of Hopton, Suffolk : son of Thomas Duckling, mediocris fortune.
School, Hopton, under Mr Goddard, minister. Age 18. Admitted sizar,
March 8, 1631-2. Surety, Mr Lukin.
B.A. 1636-7 : M.A. 1640.

Aldrich, Robert : son of John Aldrich, gent. Bom at Glemham, Suffolk. School,
Bury St Edmunds, under Mr Dickinson, till the age of 17. Admitted pensioner
to the bachelors' table, Jan. 24, 1631-2. Surety, Mr Blanks.

B.A. 1635-6 (8th out of 53, in the list) : M.A. 1639. Probably rector of
Ludborough, lines., 1660.

Sharp, Jasper : son of Jasper Sharp, gent, (of Bury St Edmunds). School, Bury,
under Mr Dickinson. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table,
Feb. 1, 1631-2. Surety, Mr Blanks.

Admitted at Grajr's Inn, May 8, 1635. Probably died young, as he is not
included amongst those mentioned in his father's will (P. 0. 0.) dated Aug. 5,
1653. (J. J. M.)

Alman, Francis : son of William Alman, gent. Bom in London. Schools, Itter-
ingham, Norfolk, under Mr Amirant ; and Aylsham, under Mr Knowles. Age
16. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table. Surety, Mr Blanks.
B.A. 1635-6 : M.A. 1639.

Asforby (Alfordley), Charles: of Lincolnshire: son of Peregrine Asforby, gent.
Bom at Asfordby. School, Spilsby, under Mr Dalton, minister. Age 17.
Admitted pensioner, March 10, 1631-2. Surety, Mr Eada

B.A. 1635-6 : M.A. 1639. Scholar, L. Day 1634 to Mich* 1639. Preb.
of Lincoln, 1660. Rector of Foston, Leics., 1651 (1), and of Mablethorpe with
Stane, Lines. He received a dispensation from the king, in 1660, to hold
them together.

*Ws^eman, Thomas : son of Thomas Wakeman, of Yarmouth. Age 16. School,
Norwich, under Mr Stonham. Admitted sizar, Feb. 14, 1631-2. Surety,
Mr Stokys (his mother's brother).

B.A. 1635-6 : MA. 1639. Scholar, Mich* 1631 to Mich* 1639. Junior
fellow Mich* 1640 to L. Day 1651. Greek lecturer, 1643—4 : morning lecturer,
1641-3. Ordained deacon (Norw.) Dea 22, 1639. Rector of Garboldisham,
Norf., 1651-5 : — signs Bp Hall's subscription book, June 8, 1651.

Burwell, William : son of Edmund Burwell, gent. Bom at Woodbridge, Suffolk.
At school, under Messrs Cade and Easton, six years. Age 17. Admitted
to the scholars' table, March 22, 1631-2. Surety, Mr Moora (Re-admitted,
to the bachelors' table, March 29, 1633.)

Admitted at Gray's Inn, Feb. 21, 1627-8. Inherited lands in Fakenham,
Suff., from his grandfather, Jeffi*ey Pitman (J. J. M.). Brother of Geofilrey,
of 1629.

304 GONYILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

*Cruao, John : son of John Cmso, merchant. Bom at Norwich. At school, under
Mr Stonham, five years. Age 14. Admitted March 27, 1632, sizar of his
surety, Mr Moore.

fi.A. 1635-6 (41st, out of 53, in the list) : M.A. 1639. Incorporated at
Oxford, March 21, 1643-4. LL.D. 1652. Scholar, Mich* 1633 to Mich* 1639.
Junior fellow, Mich* 1639 till his ejection about Christmas 1644. 'Served
Dr Westfield, fip of Exeter, and afterwards Lord Capel, as secretary during the
wars : was taken prisoner in going from Truro to Exeter to provide clothes for
the king's guard : his property in Bristol was burnt during the siege': petitions
for the chancellorship of Worcester. (Petition to the king : CaJl; of State Papers,
Dom, 1660.) Advocate of Doctors' Commons, 1652. Chancellor of the diocese
of St David's, 1667-80. Preb. of the collegiate church of Brecon, 1666. Vicar
of Llansantffraid, Radnor, 1667 (J. Foster, Al, Oxon.). Died 1681 : will proved
at Brecon. Author : Euribates, MS. drama in the libraiy of Emmanuel College.
He had apparently a promise of the chancellorship of St David's: there is a
protest from the actual holder of the office in July 1662 (Col. of State Pap,).
Pedigree in Vis. of LoncL, 1634. The D.N.B. identifies him with the military
writer, the first of whose works was published in 1632 : this was probably hk
father.

A Beale, Abraham : son of John a Beale, merchant, of Flanders. Bom in London
(bapt. at the Dutch church, London : Sep. 2, 1616). At school, under Messrs
Stonham (Norwich) and Augar (Mercers'), five years. Age 15. Admitted
to the scholars' table, April 6, 1632. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1635-6 : M.A. 1640. Scholar, Mich* 1633 to L. Day 1637. He
obtained letters testimonial from the University, July 9, 1640. The &ther
was probably of Ronselaer {Lond, Vis, 1633), son of Nicholas Abeels, "farrier
to the Emperor of Germany."

Browne, John : son of Thomas Browne, gent. Bom at Tacolneston, Norfolk. At
school, under Messrs Evans and Stonham, four years. Age 16. Admitted
to the scholars' table, April 11, 1632. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1635-6: M.A. 1639. Ordained deacon (Norw.), Ap. 20, 1644; as
curate of Westleton, Sufiblk.

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Kympton, John : son of Edward Kympton, gent. Bom at Little Birch, Essex.
Age 18. At school, under Mr Augar (Mercers') over four years. Admitted
sizar, April 11, 1632. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1635-6 : M.A 1640. Referred to the assembly of divines for Wixoe,
Suffolk, Nov. 6, 1646: appointed there, Nov. 11. Rector of Little Tey,
Essex, 1660-89.

Gawdy, Bassingbome : son of Framlingham Gawdy, Esq., of West Harling, Norfolk.
Born there. School, Bury St Edmunds, under Mr Dickinson, seven years.
Age 17. Admitted April 19, 1632, pensioner to the bachelors' table. Surety,
Mr Eade.

Third son. Inherited, by his father's will (proved, P. C. C, 1656) lands
in Stemfield, Su£^ Died, unmarried, of the small pox, in London, 1660. See
William, 1629.

Doughtie, William (matriculated, Robert) : son of William Doughtie, gent (formerly
of the college : 1609). Bom at Hanworth, Norfolk. School, Aylsham, under
Messrs Knowles and Clare, seven years. Age 16. Admitted fellow-commoner,
Nov. 20, 1631 (sic). Surety, Mr Cooke.

Second son. Of Norwich, gent. His son (Robert of 1674) inherited the
family estates from William's elder brother Robert, of Hanworth.

1632. 305

Evered, William : son of Qeoffiray Evered, yeoman. Born at Pilsdon (< Spilsdone'),
Dorset. At school (Rampisham), under Mr Hallet, four years. Age 20.
Admitted sizar, April 28, 1632. Surety, Mr Glisson.

Drowned in the Cam. Buried at Grantchester, June 16, 1633.

Doyly, Henry: son of Charles Doyly, gent, deceased. Bom at Trowse Newton,
Norfolk. School, Ameringhall, under Mr Maijerie, four years. Age 17.
Admitted pensioner. May 3, 1632. Surety, Mr Blankes.

Son of Charles Doyly of Shotesham. Married Dorothy, daughter of
Thomas Day of Scoulton ( Vis. of 1664). Admitted at lincoki's Inn, Nov. 11,
1639 : ' son and heir of Charles, of Yelverton.' Brother of Thomas, 1637.

Johnson, Mr William : son of William (and Mary) Johnson. Bom at East Bamet
Herts. (Bapt. there Jan. 3, 1615-6.) Educated at home for five years, under
Mr Langlie. Age 16. Admitted fellow-commoner, April 21, 1632. Surety,
Mr Glisson.

Admitted at linooln's Inn, Aug. 11, 1634. living at Bamet in 1644.
The father was of Monk's Frith, East Bamet. (F. C. C.)

Westwood, Jonathan : son of Jonathan Westwood, mediocris fortunsa. Bom in
Ely. At school there, seven years, under Mr Hitch. Age 17. Admitted
sizar, June 4, 1632. Surety, Dr Lewing.

B.A. 1635-6: M.A. 1639. Sequestered to Lakenheath, Nov. 15, 1645.
Minister of Croydon, Surrey, in 1656 : appointed apparently by the Parlia-
mentary Committee in 1649. {Lamb, Ma 971, p. 202.)

*Ringall, William: son of William Ringall, gent. Bom at Stoke Holy Cross,
Norfolk. School, Ameringhall under Mr Maijerie, four years. Age 15.
Admitted to the scholars' table, June 19, 1632. Surety, Mr Blanks.

B.A. 1635-6: M.A. 1639: M.D. 1646. Scholar, Mich* 1634 to Mich*
1639. Junior fellow, Mids' 1641 to Mids' 1646. Morning lecturer, 1641-4.
Fellow of the College of Physicians, June 25, 1656. (Munk's Roll.)

Carter, Miles : of Cambridgeshire. Bom at MepaL School, Ely, under Mr Hitch,
two years. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table, June 20, 1632. Surety,
Mr London.

tB.A. 1635-6. Scholar Mich* 1633 to Mich* 1639.

Marshall, Thomas : son of John Marshall, gent. Bom at Bromham, Beds. School,
Bedford, under Mr Gardiner, four years. Age 16. Admitted sizar, June 12,
1632. Surety, Mr Henry Glisson.

RA. 1635-6 : M.A. 1639. One of these names was vicar of Weston,
Herts., 1649, till his death in 1662. (autterbuck, IL 523 ; Urwick, 626.)

Hovell, Hugh : son of William Hovell, gent. Bom at Holkham, Norfolk. School,
Lynn, under Mr Woodmansey, five years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars'
table, June 9, 1632. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1635-6 : M.A. 1639. Scholar, L. Day 1634 to Mich* 1 639. Perhaps
the Hugh Hovell, Esq. of KenninghaU Park, Norf., who died Oct. 25, 1690,
" aged 77." Buried at MildenhalL M. L there to him and to his wife Elizabeth,
daughter of Henry Warner of MildenhalL

Crowe, William : son of William Crowe, formerly of the college (p. 154), now rector of
Bamby, SuiSblk. Bom there. Educated under his father, seven years. Admitted
to the scholars' table, June 15, 1632. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1635-6 : M.A. 1639. Scholar, Mich* 1633 to Mich* 1639. Ordained
deacon (Norw.) Dec. 22, 1639. Chaplain of Abp. Whitgift's Hospital at
Croydon, 1668-75. Schoolmaster at Croydon : where he destroyed himself. He
completed the £lenchu8 scriptorum in sacram Scrvpturam {\^12) commenced
by John Osborne. He says, in the preface, that he spent much time in the

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306 GONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

TJiuTersity Library at the time the Lambeth collection was there, daring the
Interregnum, and that he compiled a Catalogue to the Holdsworth collection.
He was one of the two nominees for the University librarianship, March 18,
1667-8. Gave to our library, Pearson on the Creed.

Andrewes, John : son of John Andrewes, gent. Bom at Leighton Buzzard, Beds.
At school, under Messrs Evans and Bragge, five years. Age 17. Admitted
to the scholars' table, July 2, 1632. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1635-6 : M.A. 1639. Scholar, Mich* 1634 to Mich- 1637. One of
these names was minister of Oulton, Norf., 1654-8; where he receives a
stipend of £50, Ap. 1654. Died Dec. 12, 1658. Order to pay his arrears
to his widow Margaret, Feb. 10, 1658-9 {Lamb, MS. 995, p. 513). Will
proved (Norw.) 'of Oulton.' Perhaps the same who was minister of Purleigh,
£ssex, in 1648: proposed for the Classis (Davids, 272).

Panther, Arthur : son of Arthur Panther, gent Bom in London. School, St Paul's,
under Mr Gill, six years. Age 18. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors'
table, July 21, 1632. Surety, Mr Moore.

Sneyd, William : of Keele, Staffs. : son of Ralph Sneyd, Esq. School, Chell, under
Mr Stevenson, four years. Age 18. Admitted fellow-commoner, July 7, 1632.
Surety, Mr Manwaring.

Of Sneyd, Keele, <fec. Esq. Married Elizabeth, daughter of Robert Andley,
of Gransden, Hunts., and had issue. Succeeded to the estate on the death of
his older brother Ralph, in 1650. M.P. for Co. Staffs., 1660. Sheriff for the
county. TTia estate was ordered to be sequestered for non-payment of his
brother's fine for delinquency : it was paid by the widow. In Nov. 1661 he
petitioned the king for discharge from the office of sheriff : his brother CoL
Sneyd had been heavily fined as a royalist, and lands worth £1000 a year
sold to pay the debt (CcU. of State Pap,). Buried at Wolstanton, Jan. 17,
1694. (J. Sleigh, Leek.) Pedigree in Vis. of Staffs.

Styleman, Nicholas: of Field Dalling, (second) son of Robert Styleman, gent.
School, Holt, under Mr Tallis, six years. Age 1 6. Admitted pensioner to the
bachelors' table, July 3, 1632. Surety, Mr Daniell.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, Nov. 13, 1635. Of Snettisham, Esq. J. P. and
captain of the militia. Married Margaret, daughter and sole heiress of Richard
Ward {Edtoardy on the monument at Snettisham), alderman of NorwicL
Buried at Snettisham, June 11, 1683. Will proved (Norw. C. C.) Nov. 2, 1683.
Pedigree in Vis. of 1664. Ancestor of the present L'Estrange family of
Hunstanton. (H. L.'E.)

Whincop, Edmund : of Middleton, Suffolk : son of William Whinoop, gent.
Educated under Mr Eachard, four years. Age 16. Admitted to the
scholars' table, Sep. 10, 1632. Surety, Mr London.

B.A. 1636-7 : M.A. 1640. Scholar, Mids' 1634 to L. Day 1637. At first
kept school, and practised medicine, at Middleton. Became a nonconformist
minister at Yoxford and other places, and finally at Leiston, from which he
was ejected in 1662. Imprisoned for 22 weeks at Blythburgh, on suspicion of
holding private meetings. Licensed as a Congregation^ist teacher at
Middleton, 1672. Afterwards minister at Wattisfield, 1678-87. Died at
Bio Norton, July 10, 1687. (Calamy, ii. 433; and Browne, 469.)

Harvye, Richard: son of Stephen Harvye, gent. Bom at Chipping Bamet,
Herts. At school there, under Messrs Langlye and Smalewood (G^i^
Smallwood), six years. Age 16. Admitted sizar, Sep. 24, 1632. Surety,
Mr Glisson.

B.A. 1636-7 (9th, out of 23, in the list): M.A. 1640. Scholar, L. Day
1635 to Christ* 1639.

1632—1633. 307

Plumtre, Alban (matriculated, Abraham) : son of Alban Plumtre, gent. Born at
Ridge, Herts. Educated under his father, seven years. Age 15. Admitted
to the scholars' table, Sep. 15, 1632. Surety, Mr Moore.

Matriculated at Christ Church, Oxf., July U, 1637. B.A. (Oxf.) Oct. 24,
1640.

MiCH» 1632— MiCH» 1633.

Fisher, John: son of John Fisher, gent. Bom in Croxton cum Fulmodeston,
Norfolk. Schools, Aylsham and North Walsham, under Messrs KnoUes and
Acres, three years. Age 15. Admitted to the scholars' table, Oct. 10, 1632.
Surety, Mr Moore.

Probably B.A. (Magd.) 1636-7.

Hare, Andrew : son of Robert Hare, mediocris fortunse. Bom at Calverley (bapt.
Ap. 28, 1616), Yorkshira School, Wakefield, under Mr Yonge, two years.
Age 16. Admitted sizar, Feb. 12, 1632-3. Surety, Mr Qostling.

B.A. 1636-7. Vicar of Huntington, Yorks., 1642. Brother of William,
1622.

♦Crab, Thomas: son of Thomas Crab, furrier ('pellio'). Bom in Cambridge.
At the Perae school, under Mr Loveringe, six year& Age 16. Admitted sizar,
March 28, 1633. Surety, Mr Salter.

B.A. 1636-7 : M.A 1640. Ordained deacon and priest (Norw.), Feb. 18,
1669-70. Scholar, Mich* 1633 to Mich* 1640. Junior fellow, Mich* 1660 to
L. Bay 1671. Master of the Perse School, Cambridge, 1642-52. Rector of
Hardwick, Norf., 1669-80. Died Feb. 3, 1680. M.I. at Hardwick. Gave
to the library Buxtorf s Concorda/ncej <fec.

Topcliff, John : son of John Topcliff, gent. Bom at Horstead, Norfolk. School,
Norwich, under Mr Brigge, nearly two years. Age 19. Admitted pensioner
to the bachelors' table, March 20, 1632-3. Surety, Mr Blankes. (Re-ad-
mitted as fellow-commoner. May 14, 1634.)

Second son. Of Horstead, Esq. Gave to our library Speed's Great
Britain, Pedigree in Via, of 1664.

Reyner, Oeorge : son of John Reyner, clerk. Bom at Shelton, Norfolk. School,
Norwich, under Mr Stoneham, three years. Age 18. Admitted sizar, April
18, 1633. Suroty, Mr Burton.

B.A. 1636-7. Ordained deacon (Norw.), Sep. 24, 1637 : priest, Maroh 9,
1638-9. Rector of Riddlesworth, Norf., 1661-81 ; and of Gasthorpe, Norf.,
1675-81. Died 1681. One of these names was rector of Stuston, Suft, about
1644-6.

Neave (Le Neve), Thomas: son of G^ofirey Neave, gent. Born at Aslacton,
Norfolk. School, Norwich, under Mr Stoneham, two years. Age 18. Ad-
mitted, Jan. 17, 1632-3, sizar of his surety, Mr Pickarell.

Sixth son. Married Alice Greenwood, Aug. 8, 1639. Brother of William,
1624 ; and Robert, 1630.

Mathew, Robert: son of John Mathew, gent., deceased. Born at Wiggenhall
St Mary Magdalen, Norfolk. School, Bury St Edmunds, under Mr Dickinson,
two years. Age 18. Admitted to the scholars' table, April 26, 1633. Surety,
Mr Salter.

B.A. 1636-7 : M.A. 1640. Scholar, Mich* 1641 to Mich' 1644. Ordained
priest (Norw.) Sep. 22, 1638. Rector of Euston, Suff., 1663, where he was
admitted by the Pari. Committee, 1655.

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308 GONYILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Thurston, Nathanael : son of John Thurston, gent, (formerly of the college ; 1602).
Bom at Hoxne, Suffolk. School, Aylsham, under Mr Knowles, eight years.
Age 16. Admitted fellow-commoner, Nov. 13, 1632. Surety, Mr Moore.

Of Hoxne Abbey, Esq. Married Mary, daughter of Thomas Trench,
of Tilney, Norf. Buried Sep. 3, 1658. By his will, proved June 27, 1659,
(P. C. 0.) he leaves lands in Uoxne, Eye, &c., Suffolk ; and Tilney, Norf. ; to
his son John. Resided at Hoxne: ''erat in hac solitudine quasi altera
Academia : artes omnes et scientias calluit...ita tamen se n^;otiis secularibus
immiscuit ut summa cum prudentia et equitate singulari proximorum lites
componeret." M. I. at Hoxne. (v. Vis, of Suff,) Brother of Clement 1636;
and Frederick, 1645.

Towers, John : son of John Towers, merchant, of Lynn. Born there. At school
there, under Mr Woodmansey, seven years. Age 15. Admitted to the
scholars' table, Jan. 9, 1632-3. Surety, Mr Moore. (Left the college; but
re-admitted July 6, 1637.)

B.A. 1637-8. Ordained deacon (Norw.), Dec. 20, 1640.

"^Scarborough, Charles: son of Edmund Scarborough, gent. Bom in the parish
of St Martin in the fields, London. School, St Paul's, under Mr Gill, five
years. Age 16. Admitted sizar, March 4, 1632-3. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1636-7 (14th out of 23 in the list): M.A. 1640: M.D. (Oxford),
June 23, 1646. Incorporated M.D. (Camb.) 1660. Scholar, Mids' 1634 to
Mich* 1640. Junior fellow, L. Day 1642 to Mich* 1649, when he was probably
deprived. Morning lecturer, 1642. Resided for a time at Merton ColL, Oxford,
where he was a friend of Seth Ward; with whom he paid a visit to the
mathematician Oughtred, to have certain points explained. He is said to have
been one of the fiLrst to introduce Oughtred into college lectures. A friend
also of William Harvey, whom he assisted in his work, and who left him by
will his surgical instruments, velvet gown, &c One of the original fellows
of the Royal Society. Fellow of the College of Physicians, 1650. First
physician to Charles II., whom he attended in his last illness. Physician
to James II. (he was one of the deponents at the birth of the Prince of
Wales) and William III. Knighted, Aug. 15, 1669. M.P. for Camelford,
1685-7. Died Feb. 26, 1693-4 at his house in the Old BaUey: buried at
Cranford, Middx. : monument there. (Munk's RoU : Wood's AHh,) Author :
Treatise on Trigonometry. Compendium of lilljr's Grammar. The English
Euclid : published by his son, Edmund, 1705. Elegy on Abraham Cowley.
His library, — ^a splendid collection of Greek and Mathematical works, — ^was
sold in 1695. The copy of the Catalogue {Bibliotheca Scarburghiana) in our
library has the prices marked in MS. against each book. He gave a Syriac
Testament to our library. Oughtred praises him very highly as a mathematician.

Holford, Abraham : son of John Holford, draper. Bom at Wivelsfield, Sussex.
School, Cuckfield, under Mr Sicklemore, five years. Age 17. Admitted to the
scholars' table, April 23, 1633. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1636-7 : M.A. 1640. Licensed by the Bp of Chichester, Aug. 19,
1637, to teach writing and grammar.

Stefie, John: son of Robert Steffe (formerly of the college; p. 164), rector of
Tuddenham, Suffolk. Bom there. School, Ipswich, under Messrs Easton and
Clarke, three years. Age 17. Admitted sizar, April 23, 1633. Surety, Mr
Moore.

B.A. 1636-7 : M.A. 1640. Ordained priest (Norw.) Sep. 3, 1638. Rector
of Newboume, Sufi*. Rector of Martlesham, 1639. Will proved (Ipswich),
«of Martlesham,'' 1698. Brother of Thomas, 1634; and Robert, 1636.

1633. 309

More, Giles : son of Giles More, gent Bom at Hasted, Suffolk. School, Bury
St Edmunds, under Mr Dickinson, six years. Age 16. Admitted sizar, April

26, 1633. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1636-7: M.A, 1640. Ordained deacon (Peterb.), Feb. 18, 1637-8:
priest (Roch.) Mar. 20, 1640-1. Rector of Horsted Keynes, Suss., 1666-79 :
admitted by the Committee of Public preachers, Feb. 1, 1655-6. Buried at
Horsted Keynes, Oct 3, 1679. Will proved (P. C. C.) Oct 16, 1679 : mentions
wife Susanne. His Diary is published in the Suas, Arch, CoU. h 65. (E. H.
W. D.) He was for a time in the royalist army, probably as chaplain.

Bladwell (Blodwell), John: (eldest) son of William Bladwell, gent, (formerly
of the college; 1611). Bom at Intwood, Norfolk. Educated under Mr
Tounley, six years. Age 16. Admitted fellow-commoner. May 3, 1633.
Surety, Mr Moore.

Admitted at Lincoln's Inn, June 1, 1635. Knighted at Yarmouth, Sep.

27, 1671. Of Swannington and Rougham. Died unmarried, Oct. 14,
1680. M.I. at Rougham. He endowed the vicarage with a house and
land (Carthew, iii. 303). Gave the works of Claudius Espencseus to our
library.

Loamb, Simon : son of Simon Loamb, woollen-draper. Bom at Cawston, Norfolk.
School, Aylsham, under Mr Knowles, four years, and under Mr Clare, two
years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, April 24, 1633. Surety,
Mr Salter.

B.A. 1636-7 (10th, out of 23, in the list): M.A. 1640. Scholar, L. Day
1635 to Mich* 1640. Ordained deacon (Norw.) Sep. 25, 1642 : priest, Dea 18,
1642; as curate of Ingworth. Yicar of K Barsham, 1646-^9: subscribes
Bp. Hall's book, July 24, 1646. Vicar of Houghton, 1648: subscribes
Aug. 2, 1648. Married Margaret, daughter of Thomas Seggeswick, of
Norwich. Licensed as a schoolmaster, 1662. Died May 4, 1689. M.I., to
him and his wife, at K Barsham : " for 43 years Gkxi's faithful minister of this
parish."

Allen, Edmund : son of Edmund Allen, gent. Bom at Aylsham, Norfolk. At
school there, under Mr Knowles, four years, and under Mr Clare, two years.
Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, April 25, 1633. Surety, Mr Salter.
B.A. 1636-7 : M.A. 1640. Scholar, Mids' 1635 to L. Day 1640. Or-
dained deacon (Winch.) : priest (Norw.), June 12, 1642, as curate of Thurston.
Rector of Hethel, Norl, 1659-83 : admitted by the Committee, Sep. 30, 1659.
Subscribed £5 to the royal loan, 1666. Died May 5, 1683. M.I. at HetheL

Janion (Janinge), John : son of Thomas Janion, gent., of Preston on Hill, Cheshire.
School, Halton, under Mr Percevall, four years. Age 18. Admitted sizar,
May 25, 1633. Surety, Mr Manwaring.

Died in college, of the plague. Buried at St Mich., Nov. 2, 1636. (The
disease was then so prevalent in the college that a Grace was passed, Nov. 4,
1636, for suspending all public exercises in the University.)

Sheeld, Peter : son of Robert Sheeld, gent. Bom at Wing, Rutlandshire. School,
Uppingham, under Mr Johnson, five years. Age 17. Admitted sizar, June
12, 1633. Surety, Mr Stokys.

B.A. 1636-7 : Scholar, Mich* 1635 to his death. Buried at Gt St Mary's,
Ciunbridge, July 23, 1639. Doubtless the student whom Worthington {Diary)
mentions as having been " killed by some sailors."

Ladkin, Christopher : son of Christopher Ludkin, ironmonger. Bom in the parish
of St Peter, Norwich (bapt. Nov. 12, 1615). At school there, three years ; and
under Mr Stonham, two years. Age 18. Admitted to the scholars' table,
June 22, 1633. Surety, Mr Moore.

310 GONVILLE AND OAIUS COLLEGE.

B.A. 1636-7 : M. A. 1640 : M.D. 1653. Scliolar, Mich* 1633 to Mich*
1640. Physician in ordinary to Charles II. Entered his pedigree in the
Suff. Vis, 1664. Practised at Ipswich. Married Frances, daughter of Thomas
Burton, of Swaffham, Norf., and relict of William Oeirley, of Holkham.
There is a letter from him to Lord Arlington's secretary, Aug. 5, 1668 {Staie
Papers, Dom,) "that he is quite willing to open a correspondence and to
acquaint you with whatever happens in Ipswich." Also a letter to him. He
resided at * Wingfield House' : see St^. Arch, vii. 68. (J. J. M.)

Rane, Richard : son of Richard Rane, gent. Bom at Newcastle under Lyme,
Stafik At school there, under Mr Arme, seven years. Age 18. Admitted
sizar, July, 1633. Surety, Mr Qlisson, jun.
B.A. 1636-7.

Houghton, Richard : son of Robert Houghton, Esq., of Itteringham, Norfolk.
Bom there. Schools, Aylsham and Itteringham, under Messrs Knowles and
Amyrante, five years and two years respectively. Age, about eighteen. Ad-
mitted fellow-commoner, July 5, 1633. Surety, Mr PHtlin.

Admitted at Lincoln's Inn, Oct. 28, 1635 : "son and heir: of Wolferton."
Married Helen, daughter of William Runston, gent. Probably succeeded to
his Other's estate at ItteringhauL (Blomel vi. 477.) Brother of John,
1645.

Dickinson, Henry : son of John Dickinson, husbandman. Bom in Eskdale, Cum-
berland. School, St Bees ('St Biagensis'), under Mr Radclifife, two years.
Age 19. Admitted sizar, July 8, 1633. Surety, Mr Normanton.

B.A. 1636-7. Ordained priest (Norw.), Sep. 22, 1638. Vicar of Stalham,
1640. Yicar of Paston, 1645-6 : subscribes March 20, 1645-6. Rector of
Frettenham, 1659. Rector of Felthorp, 1665-7. A Henry Dickenson
petitions for continuance at the desire of the inhabitants, in Egp:'emont
parsonage, Aug. 12, 1657 {Col, of State Pap,).

Springall, John : son of Robert Springall, gent. Bom at Blakeney, Norfolk.
School,* Holt, under Mr Tallis, five years. Age 15. Admitted to the scholars'
table, June 28, 1633. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1636-7 : M.A. 1640. Scholar, L. Day 1636 to Mids' 1640. Probably
the John Springall, of Blakeney, gent, whose son was admitted, 1675.

Hogan (Huggons), Joseph : son of Roland Hogan, gent. Bom at Roughton,
Norfolk. School, Cromer, under Mr Colbye, four years. Age 18. Admitted
to the scholars' table, July 1, 1633. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1636-7 : M.A. 1640. Scholar, Chrisf 1636 to Michs* 1640. Or-
dained deacon (Norw.), Sep. 25, 1642: priest Dec. 18, 1642, as curate of
Buxton. Curate of Swanton Abbot, 1642-62. Vicar of Witton, 1665 : vicar
of N. Walsham. Buried at Roughton, Dec. 18, 1692. Monument there.

Brittayne, John : son of John Brittayne, gent, (clothier). Bom at Hadleigh,
Suffolk. School, Bury St Edmunds, under Mr Ward, three years. Age 15.
Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, Aug. 26, 1633. Surety, Dr
Bachcrof t. Master of the College.

Probably died young, as he is not mentioned in his father's will (P. C. C.)
dated July 17, 1636. (J. J. M.)

*Perse, Martin: son of Martin Perse, Esq. Bom in Cambridge (bapt. at St
Edward's, Nov. 8, 1618). At the Perse school, for nine years, under Mr
Lovering. Admitted to the scholars' table, Sept. 23, 1633, under the Master,
Dr Bachcrof t.

B.A. 1637-8 : M.A. 1641. Scholar, Mich* 1633 to Mids' 1639. Junior
fellow, Mids' 1639 to Mich* 1645. Ordained deacon (line.) Feb. 26, 1642-3.

1633—1634. 311

Will dated Aug. 15, 1645 : proved (Y. C. Court^ May 30, 1646. The father,
major of Cambridge, entered his pedigree in the Vis, ofCawhB^ 1619. See
also Vis, of N erf. Brother of Valentine, 1631.

MiCH« 1633— Mich* 1634.

Landisdale, Edward : son of C^ervase Landisdale, gent. Bom in Holbom, London.
School, Cambridge, under Mr Lovenng, two years. Age 14. Admitted to
the scholars' table, Oct. 1, 1633. Surety, the Master, Dr Bachcroft.

Scholar, Christ* 1634 to L. Day 1636. Matriculated at University College,
Oxford, May 13, 1636.

Shipdham, Israel : son of Richard Shipdham, goldsmith. Bom in Norwich (bapt.
at St Pet Mancroft, Sep. 8, 1616). At school there, under Mr Brigges, seven
years. Age 16. Admitted sizar, April 24, 1633. Surety, Mr Cooke.

B.A. 1636-7 : M.A. 1640. Scholar, Mich- 1633 to Mich* 1640. Ordained
deacon (Norw^ June 12, 1642; as curate of St Lawrence, Norwich. Seques-
tered to Swafiham Bulbeck, Cambs., 1645 to 1648. Minister of Swaffham,
Norl, Sep. 26, 1651, to 1655 ; when the Committee continue the stipend of
£50 a year to his successor. (Lamb, 1004, p. 10.) Presented to Foulden in
1660 : resigned the same year. Licensed to teach grammar, and to preach at
Fundenhall, and elsewhere in the diocese, June 13, 1661. Buried at Beetley,
S^. 24, 1683.

Trigge, Oeorge. Matriculated sizar, Dec. 14, 1633.

Carrow.

Browne, Thomas : son of Thomas Browne, gent. Bom in Colchester. School, Eye,
under Mr John Hall, seven years. Age 17. Admitted sizar, Sep. 26, 1633.
Surety, Dr Lewin. (Re-admitted the same day, to the scholars' table.)

B.A. 1637-8 : M.A. 1641. Scholar, Mich* 1635 to Mich- 1639. Doubtless
the same who was licensed as schoolmaster Sep. 13, 1642, by the Bp of
Norwich : and was for many years master at Eye, Suffolk. " Moderator
dignissimus, granmoaticus insignis" : Died 1695 : aged 79. M. I. at Eye.

€kx)dman, Richard : son of Henry €k)odman, gent. Bom at Plumpton, North-
ampton. At school there, under Mr Dickes, three years. Age 18. Admitted
sizar, Oct 8, 1633. Surety, Dr Bachcroft.

A Richard Ooodman graduated B.A., from All Souls' College, Oxford,
Jan. 31, 1637-8.

Bloome, Thomas : son of Robert Bloome, gent. Bom in the parish of St Peter,
Norwich (bapt. Dec. 16, 1618). At school there, and under Mr Stonham,
two years. Age 15. Admitted sizar, July 30, 1633. Surety, Mr Blankes.

RA. 1637-8 : M,A. 1642. Scholar, Christ^ 1636 to Christ* 1639. Ordained
deacon (Norw.^, Dea 22, 1639 : priest, June 12, 1642, as curate of Sparham.
Signs Bp Hall's book as rector of Brome, Norf., Ap. 1, 1645. Rector of
Taverham, 1660. Curate of St Giles, Norw., 1672. Rector of St Edmunds,
Norwich, 1673. Will proved (Norw. archd. C), *of Norwich,' 1680.

Harrison, Gabriel: son of Gabriel Harrison. Bom in Cambridge (bapt. at Gt
St Mary's, Nov. 21, 1616). At the Perse School, under Mr Loveringe, eight
years. Age 15. Admitted sizar, Jan. 13, 1633-4. Surety, Dr Batchcroft.
B.A. 1637-8 : M.A 1641. Scholar, Mids' 1634 to Mich- 1641.

Fenton, John: son of Jchn Fenton. Bom at Wetheringsett, Suffolk. School,
Ipswich, eight years. Age 15. Admitted scholar, March 1, 1633-4. Surety,
Mr Moore.

B.A. 1637-8. One of these names was appointed to Soham, Cambs., in
1644: where he found so much opposition Uiat he had to appeal to the

312 QONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Committee three years after. Probably the same person who was ordained
deacon by ,Bp Hall, March 31, 1650 : priest (do.) Ap. 1, 1650. He was rector
of Lynn St Edm., and vicar of Terrington St John.

Burrell, Anthony: son of William Burrell, of Wymondham, Norfolk. Age 16.
Schools, Wymondham and Thetford, under Messrs Locke and Ward, five years.
Admitted to the scholars' table, March 4, 1633-4. Surety, Mr Moore. (Re-
admitted to the bachelors' table, March 15, 1636-7.)

B.A 1637-8: M.A. 1641. Ordained deacon (Winch.): priest (Norw.),
June 12, 1642.

Ventris, Francis: (eldest) son of Edward Ventris, Esq. Bom at Chesterton,
Cambs. (bapt. at Oakington, July 20, 1618). At school (Grendon), under
Mr Shilbume, in Northamptonshire, four years. Age 16. Admitted pensioner
to the bachelors' table, April 9, 1634. Surety, Mr Glisson.

Buried at Shelf ord, Ap. 16, 1636. The father was of Oakington and
Gt Shelford, Cambs. (v. Vis. of Combs., 1619.) Brother of Edward, 1636.

*Tabor, James: son of James Tabor, gent. Bom in Cambridge (bapt at St
Clement's, Feb. 28, 1 6 1 8). At the Perse school, under Mr Loveringe, seven years.
Age 15. Admitted to the scholars' table, April 9, 1634. Surety, Mr Glisson,
junior.

B.A. 1637-8: M.A. 1641. Scholar, Mids' 1634 to Mids' 1640. Junior
fellow, Mids' 1641 to L. Day 1649. The father was registrar of the University.
Pedigree in Vis. of Cambs., 1619; and in Le Neve's Knights.

Browne, Robert : son of Michael Browne, M.D. Bom at Roughton, Norfolk. At
school, under Mr Coleby, four years. Age 17. Admitted sizar, April 18,
1634. Surety, Mr Cooke.

Probably B.A. 1637-8. Scholar, L. Day 1636 to Mich" 1641 : (this
student, or the one admitted. May 29, 1634).

Bachcroft (Batiscroft) Francis : son of Richard Bachcroft, Esq. Bom at BexwelL
School Thetford, under Messrs Smith and Ward, six years. Age 17. Admitted
fellow-commoner. May 3, 1634. Surety, the Master, Dr Bachcroft.

Of Bexwell, Esq. Married Margaret Longe. Died in 1658. M. L in
Bexwell Church, (v. Vis. of Norf.) Brother of James, 1636.

Steffe, Thomas : son of Robert Steffe, rector of Tuddenham, Suffolk. Bom there.
School, Cuckfield, under Mr Silkemore, four years. Age 16. Admitted sizar,
April 22, 1634. Surety, Mr Sheringham.

B.A 1637-8 : M.A. 1641. Probably the same who was usher of Ipswich
grammar school in 1641, but remained there only a short time. Brother of
John, 1633; and Robert, 1636.

Witherley, Thomas: son of William Witherley, gent. Bom in the parish of
Burlingham St Peter, Norfolk (bapt. Aug. 23, 1618). At school, under Mr
Stoneham, in the parish of St Stephen (Norwich?), two years. Age over
fifteen. Admitted sizar, April 30, 1634. Surety, Mr Blankes.

B.A. 1637-8 : M.A 1641 : M.D. 1665. Scholar, L. Day 1635 to Mich"
1638. Hon. fellow of the College of Physicians, 1644 : fellow 1677. Censor,
1683: president, 1684-7 : consiliarius, 1688, 92. Knighted by Charles IL
Doubtless the Thomas Witherley, Dr of Physic, whose marriage with Mrs
Ann Jee was published at Lit. Walsingham, Norf., Feb. 3, 1655-6. As
second physician to James II. he was one of the deponents to the birth of the
Prince of Wales in 1688. Died March 23, 1693-4. (Munk's RolL)

Dawny, Edward: son of Thomas Dawney, rector of Salthouse, Norfolk. Bom
thera At school (there) three years, under Mr Woodmansey. Age 17.
Admitted to the scholars' table. May 14, 1634. Surety, Mr Moore.

1634. 313

B.A. 1637-8 : M.A. 1641. Scholar, Mich" 1635 to Mids' 1639. Ordained
deacon (Norw.) Dec 22, 1639 : priest, Sep. 20, 1640. Rector of Salthouse,
Norf., 1643. Will proved (Norw. archd. C.) 1676-7. Brother of John, 1638.

Cheston, Kirke : son of Thomas Cheston. Bom in the parish of St Botolph,
London. School, Merchant Taylors'^ under Mr Gree. Age 17. Admitted to
the scholars' table, Sep. 28, 1633. Surety, Mr Moore. Previously admitted,
June 1, 1632, at the age of seventeen, at Trinity College.

B.A. 1635-6. Scholar, L. Day 1635 to Mids' 1636. As a "godly and
orthodox divine," he was appointed to Fulmodeston, Norf., Aug. 16, 1645,
by the Parliamentary Committee; where he seems to have remained till 1655.

Underwood, Augustin : son of Augustin Underwood, clerk, of Thomage, Norfolk
(formerly of the college; p. 162). Bom at Little Glemham, Suffolk. School,
Holt, under Mr Tallis, seven years. Age 16. Admitted sizar, Feb. 22, 1633-4.
Surety, Mr Salter.

B.A. 1637-8. M.A. 1641. Ordained deacon (Norw.) Sep. 22, 1638:
priest, Dec. 20, 1640. Eector of Prating, Essex, 1658-71. Signs as curate, and
preacher, at Great Bentley, 1662. Augustin Underwood, clerk, married Luce
Watson, at Thomage; Dec. 17, 1640. Died 1671. Brother of Thomas, 1637.

€k)oderiche, William : son of John Gooderiche, draper, deceased. Bom at Bury
St Edmunds. At school there, under Mr Dickenson, seven years. Age 17.
Admitted sizar, April 15, 1634. Surety, Mr Salter.

B.A. 1637-8. Probably the William Gooderich, of Hessett, clerk, whose
will was proved (Archd. Sudb.) July, 1678 : mentions wife Bebecca, but no
children : kinsmen in New Elngland, <&c. (J. J. M.)

Bumuppe, Caoear : son of John Bumuppe, clerk (formerly of the college, 1606).
Bom at Bennington, Herts. School, ^ Midsto' (i.a Bennington: v. Dod below),
under Thomas Wilbrough, M. A., five years. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars'
table, Feb. 4, 1633-4. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1637-8 : M.A. 1641. Scholar, Mids' 1635 to Mich" 1641. The
father was curate at Bennington to Dr Csesar, Dean of Ely.

Robinson, John: son of Mark Robinson, gent, of Trowsel ('Grouse'), Norfolk.
Born at Stoke. School, Aaneringhall, under Mr Meridiem (Margery). Age
17. Admitted pensioner, May 16, 1634. Surety, Mr London.

B.Al. 1637-8. One of these names was buri^ at Stoke Holy Cross, 1639.

Hill, John : son of Joseph Hill, canon of Lichfield Cathedral, rector of Loddington,
Northants. Bom in London. Educated under Messrs Cox, Challoner, and
Seton, seven years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table. May 16, 1634.

♦Wilson, John : son of William Wilson, tailor, of the parish of St Andrew, Norwich.
At school there, under Mr Brigges, three years. Age 15. Admitted sizar,
May 14, 1634. Surety, Mr Blankes.

B.A. 1637-8: M.A. 1641. Scholar, Mich" 1637 to Mich" 1641. Chaplain,
L. Day 1642 to Mich" 1643. Ordained deacon (Norw.) May 28, 1643.

Dod, Edward : son of Rodolph Dod, gent, (of Shocklach, Chesh.) deceased. Bom
at Bennington, Herts. At school there, under Mr Wilbrough, five years.
Age 17. Admitted sizar, Feb. 4, 1633-4. Surety, Mr Loveland.

Scholar, Mich* 1635 till his death. Died in college, of the plague. Buried
at St Michael's, Sep. 30, 1636. The monument alludes to the cause of death :

Caste puer, flammiB sie amviB vaeteT vinoor
Ut oredam tostas febre foiase nives.
Flamma digne pner meliore, I to quoqae sanom
Sideribos mistas, jam dovob Ignis eris.

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Smith, William : aon of Josiah Smith. Bom at Hall, Yorkshire. At school there,
five years, under Mr Burnej. Age 18. Admitted sizar, Maj 26, 1634.
Surety, Mr London.

B.A. 1637-8: M.A. 1641. Scholar (promus) Mich' 1637 to Mich' 1641
(probably this man). A William Smith, M. A., ordained priest (line.) Feb. 23,
1661-2, was rector of Coddenham, 1664. One of the same names was referred
to the Com. of Divines for the rectory of Hintlesham, Su£, Feb. 7, 1645-6 :
on condition of resigning another Uving.

Payne, Thomas: son of Thomas Payne, gent. Bom at Clare, Suffolk. Age 18.
School, Bury St Edmunds, under Mr Dickenson, three years. Admitted to
the scholars' table, June 9, 1634. Surety, Mr London.

B.A. 1637-8: M.A. 1641. Children of Thomas Payne, clerk, were baptized
at Stuston, Suff., about 1654.

Bukenham, Henry and Reginald : sons of Reginald Bukenham, gent., of Wortham,
Suffolk. Henry, age 16, bom at Aldeburgh; Reginald, age 15, bom at
Badingham. School, Botesdale, five years. Admitted to the scholars' table,
June 30, 1634. Surety, Mr Moore.

Henry. B.A. 1637-8 : M.A. 1641. Scholar, L. Day 1636 to Mich- 1641.
Quitted England, during the rebellion, and graduated M.D. at Utrecht Re-
turned in 1657, and practised medicine at Norwich. Married Elizabeth,
daughter of Francis Nicholson, of Ipswich. Died at Norwich, 1696. Buried
at St Gregor3r's : M.I. to him there, and at Wortham to his wife. (C. B.)

•Reginald. B.A. 1637-8 : MA. 1641. SchoUr, Mich- 1636 to Mich* 1641.
Junior fellow, Mids' 1646 to Mich' 1652. Admitted at Leyden, 1641. Prac-
tised medicine ; probably at Yarmouth. (C. B.)

•Foster, Samuel : son of Michael Foster, rector of Kelling, Norfolk. Born theare.
At school, under Mr Holte, six years. Age 13. Admitted to the scholars'
table, July 2, 1634. Surety, Mr Moora

B.A. 1637-8 : M.A. 1641 : B.D. 1649. Scholar, Mich" 1635 to Mich" 1641.
Junior fellow, Christ' 1644 to Mich' 1650. Rhet. prselector, 1645-8; Heb.
lecturer, 1645—8: Greek do. 1648: salarist^ 1648. Ordained deacon (Norw.),
Sep. 22, 1644; as curate of Kelling: priest (line), Aug. 24, 1646. Rector
of Redgrave, Suffolk : he was instituted by Bp. Joseph Hall, Feb. 16, 1648-9.
Rector of Hinderclay, 1662. Married Mary, daughter of John Towers, Bp of
Peterborough. Subscribed £13 to the royal loan, 1666. Died March 24,
1680—1 : M.I. at Redgrava There are several letters from him to Sancroft^
dean of St Paul's, on scholarship and family matters. (Tanner MS. 45.)
Mr Robert Bacon (see 1648) leaves him a mourning ring in 1652.

Forby, John: son of John Forby, clerk (formerly of the college: p. 117). Bom
at Attleborough, Norfolk. Age 16. School, Botesdale, under Mr Nicholas
Eston. Admitted pensioner July 1, 1634. Surety, Mr London.

B.A. 1637-8. Scholar, Christ' 1636 to L. Day 1641. Probably ordained
priest (Chich.), Oct. 9, 1660; and was curate of Hopton, Suff., in 1667.
He was licensed as schoolmaster at Beccles, 1667.

Eve, Henry : son of Robert Eve, draper, of Wye, Kent. At school under Mr
NichoUs, seven years. Age 16. Admittea sizar. May 31, 1634. Surety,
Mr Taylor.

B.A. (Clare) 1638-9 : M.A. 1642. D.D. (Oxf.) 1661. Migrated to Clare
in 1635. Vicar of Linsted, Kent, 1651-86; where he received XI 8 a year,
March 9, 1651-2. Rector of Buckland, Kent, 1663-81. Vicar of Teynham,
1663-86. Rector of Midley, 1681-6. Married (1) Dorothy, daughter of
Edward Adye of Barham, Esq., (2) Martha Robinson, of Walthamstow.
(Hasted, ii. 691.) Died March 4, 1685-6 : buried at Linsted.

1634. 315

Scott, Henry : son of Henry Scott, derk (rector), of Reymerstone, Norfolk. School,
Westfield, under Mr Chapman, two years. Age 18. Admitted sizar June 18,
1634. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1637-8. Scholar, Mich" 1637 to Mich" 1638. Brother of Nathaniel,
1622.

Impey, (George: son of Thomas Impey, gent., of Flamstead, Herts. Bom at
Egginton, near Leighton Buzzard. At school there under Mr Plumtree,
one year. Age 18. Admitted July 2, 1634, pensioner to the bachelors'
table. Surety, Mr Glisson.

B.A. 1637-8: M.A. 1641. M.L. 1646.

Massey, Christopher : son of Thomas Massey, gent. Bom at Stanion, Northants.
School, Codington, under Mr Challener. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars'
table, July 2, 1634. Surety, Mr Glisson.

B.A. 1637-8 : M.A. 1641. Rector of Highclere, Hants. Rector of Eaton
Hastings, Berks., 1670 ; and of Edmonsham, Dors., 1672—88. . Chaplain to the
Earl of Winchelsea. Author: Microcosmography^ or Speculu/m Mundi: a
funeral sermon on S. Lucy, Esq., at Charlecote, 1649.

Stallebras, G^rge : of Watton, Herts., son of Edmund Stallebras, weaver and
draper. School, Bennington, under Mr Wiborowe, three years. Admitted
sizar. May 29, 1634. Surety, Mr Dod.

B.A. 1637-8 : M.A. 1641. Scholar, Mich" 1637 to Mich" 1641. Ordained
deacon, at Westminster, by the Bp of Lincoln, Sep. 19, 1641. Signed the
petition in favour of the Covenant in 1646. Vicar of Essendon, Herts., in
1646: ejected 1660. Vicar of Northaw, 1662-76. Rector of Warboys,
Hunts., 1668. Buried at Northaw, June 6, 1676. (Urwick, Herts,)

Aylmer, Richard : of Wiltpn, Norfolk, son of Gregory Aylmer, glover. School,
Wisbech, under Mr Frysnie, three years. Age 17. Admitted pensioner
May 29, 1634. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1637-8: MA- 1641. Scholar, L. Day 1637 to Christ" 1639. Or-
dained deacon (Norw.), Dec. 22, 1639: priest^ Dec. 20, 1640. Vicar of
Wiggenhall St German, Norf., 1662.

^Spencer, William : (third) son of Robert Spencer, Esq., of Rendlesham, Suffolk.
Bom there. At school, under MrHolt^ five years. Age 16. Admitted to the
scholars' table, Sep. 13, 1634. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1638-9 : M.A. 1642. Scholar, Christ" 1636 to Mich" 1642. Junior
fellow, Mids' 1647 to Mich* 1651 : when he was probably ejected. Re-elected
Mich" 1660. Senior fellow, L. Day 1669 to his death. Morning lecturer,
1647-9: dean, 1670-8: Rhet. prelector, 1673. Died in college: buried at
St MichaeFs, Sep. 19, 1682. He inherited lands by his father's will, proved
(Archd. Suff.) Ap. 7, 1634. (J. J. M.)

Browne, Robert : son of Thomas Browne, rector of East Wretham, Norfolk. Bom
there. School, Thetford, under Mr Ward, one year. Age 17. Admitted
May 29, 1634, sizar of his surety, Mr Fittlin.

One of these names was ordained deacon (Norw.) Sep. 20, 1640. (See
Robert^ p. 312.)

Spendlove, John : son of John Spendlove, priest^ prebendary of Norwich Cathedral
(formerly of the college ; 1602). Bom at Blofield. School, Norwich, under
Mr Stoneham, three years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, June 10,
1634. Surety, Mr Salter.

B.A. 1637-8 : M.A. 1641. Perhaps vicar of Martham, Norfolk. In holy
orders at the time of his father's death, 1662.

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Oakes. Appears on the list of scholars ht>m. Mids' 1634 to Mich' 1637.

Benny, Robert : son of Henry Benny, barrister, of Shrewsbury. Bom in London.
School, Shrewsbury, under Mr Simmons, one year. Age 15. Admitted sizar,
Sep. 22, 1634. Surety, the Master, Thomas Bachcroft, D.D.
B.A. 1638-9.

Smith, Samuel : son of Samuel Smith, ' candelarius '. Bom in Cambridge (bapt.
at Gt St Mar3r'8, Sep. 23, 1615). At the Perse School, under Mr LoYoringe,
five years. Age 18. Admitted to the scholars' table, Sep. 17, 1634. Surety,
Mr Blankes.

f B.A. (Mag.) 1637--8: M.A. 1641. Of these names were the rector of
Harrietsham, Kent, 1643: the P. C. of Maidstone, 1643: and the vicar of
Crostwick. Norf., 1662. Will proved (Norw. Archd. C.) of Samuel Smith,
clerk, of Guestwick, 1668-9.

MiCH« 1634— MiCH» 1635.

Smith, John, son of a gentleman, of Bacton, Suffolk. School, Botesdale, under
Mr Eason, three years. Age 18. Admitted to the scholars' table, Oct. 25,
1634. Surety, Mr Blankes.

B.A. 1638-9: M.A. 1642. Probably youngest son of Thomas Smith of
Bacton, gent. In Holy Orders. Entered his pedigree in the Suff, V%$. of
1664. (J. J. M.) John Smith, M.A. was presented by the college to
St Mich. Cosbuiy, Norwich, 1663; he held the living till 1676.

Fftyne, John : son of John Payne, gent. Bom at Spixworth, Norfolk. School,
Norwich, under Mr Stonham, about two years. Age 16. Admitted sizar,
July 10, 1634. Surety, Mr Gostlin.

B.A. 1637-8: M.A. 1641. Scholar, Chrisf 1636 to Chrisf 1638. Or-
dained deacon (Norw.), June 12, 1642 : priest, Dec. 24, 1643. Rector of Spix-
worth, 1643-75. Rector of Haynford (Norf.) : signs the bishop's book, July 10,
1647. Married Susan, daughter of Henry Mingay, of Ameringhall, Esq., and
had issue. Buried at Spixworth, Nov. 20, 1675. (F. G.)

Clarke, Roger : son of Thomas Clarke, of Leighton, Beds. Bom there. At school
(there) under Mr Plumtree. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, Oct.
23, 1634. Surety, Mr Glisson.
B.A. 1638-9 : M,A. 1642.

Page, Simeon: M.A : son of John Page, gent. Bom at Hemingford, Hunts.
Age 26. Admitted fellow-commoner Dec. 15, 1634. Surety, Mr Becke.
Previously admitted at Trinity College under the tutorship of Mr Rodes,
fellow of that Collie.

B.A. (Trin.) 1630-1 : M.A. 1634. Rector of Hemingford Abbots, Hunts.
Dispossessed early in the rebellion, and remained under sequestration 17 or 18
years, being not even permitted to keep a small school. Fifths allowed to his
wife Ann, in 1646. (Walker, ii. 330.)

Conigrave, Francis: son of William Conigrave, furrier. Bom in Bermondsey.
At the Mercers' School, under Mr Augur, two years. Age 16. Admitted to
the scholars' table, Dec. 26, 1634. Surety, Mr Moore.

Kedington, Robert : son of Giles Kedington. Bom at Tivetshall, Norfolk. School,
Botesdale, Suffolk. Age 18. Admitted to the scholars' table. Mar. 20, 1634-5.
Surety, Mr Buxton. (Re-admitted to the bachelors' table, June 2, 1635.)

Of Great Hockham, Norf., Esq. Married Philippa, daughter of Basqueville
Bacon, Esq., and had issue. Died March 28, 1667. M.l. at Gt Hockham.
(F. G.)

1634—1635. 817

Heme, Robert : son of Robert Heme, gent. Bom at Tibenham, Norfolk. Schools,
Aylsham, under Mr Enolles, and Newport, under Mr Lee. Age 16. Ad-
mitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, March 28, 1635. Surety, Mr
Moore.

Of Tibenham, Esq. Married Sara, daughter of Sir Robert Lovett, of
Soulbury, Bucks. Died March 2, 1685-6. M.I. at Tibenham. Pedigree in
Vis. of 1664.

Angier, John: son of Edward Angier, < jurisoonsultus '. Bom in Cambridge
(bapt. at Trin. Ch., Nov. 30, 1617). At the Perse School, under Mr Loveringe,
nine years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, July 3, 1634 (sic).
Surely, Mr (Jeremy) Taylor.

B.A. 1637-8 : Scholar, L. Day 1636 to Mids' 1640. Ordained priest (line.)
Oct. 29, 1643.

Bedell, Julius: son of Francis Bedell, ' jurisconsultus '. Bom at Kimbolton,
Hunts. At school there, under John Rugby. Age 16. Admitted to the
scholars' table, April 7, 1635. Surety, Mr (Jeremy) Taylor.

Waoe, James : son of Francis Wace, gent. Bom at Great Cressingham, Norfolk.
Schools, Saham Tony, under Mr Gilbert, three years, and Thetford, one year
and a half. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, April 14, 1635.
Surety, Mr Salter.

B.A. 1638-9. Ordained deacon (Norw.) March 17, 1643-4, as curate
of Dunwich. " Jeames Wace, clericus, was buried Sep. 2, 1656 " (Reg. of Bur-
lingham). Probably father of James, of 1673.

Kichinman, Clement : son of John Kichinman, woollen-draper. Bom in Norwich
(bapt. at St Pet. Mancroft, March 13, 1620-1). At school there seven years,
under Mr Stoneham. Age 15. Admitted to the scholars' table, Apnl 16,
1635. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1638-9: M.A. 1642. Scholar, L. Day 1635 to Mich" 1642. Or-
dained deacon (Norw.), Feb. 25, 1642-3: priest. May 28, 1643. Rector of
Blundeston, 1643-62. Licensed, by the bishop, to preach, Oct. 2, 1662.
Married Mary, daughter of Robert Howard of TibenhauL M. L to her at
Blundeston. Buried at Blundeston, March 2, 1662-3. Will proved (Norw.)
1663.

Marsham, Robert : son of John Marsham, gent. Bom at Wymondham, Norfolk.
School, Tittleshall, over three years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars'
table, April 22, 1635. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A- 1638-9: M.A. 1642. Scholar, L. Day 1637 to Mich" 1642. Of
Hillington, gent. Died unmarried. Will proved (Westminster), Sep. 5, 1653.

Brightall, Henry : son of Robert Brightall, tailor. Bom at Bury St Edmunds.
At school there, under Mr Dickinson, six years. Age 18. Admitted sizar,
April 16, 1635. Surety, the Master, Thomas Bachcroft^ D.D.

B.A- 1638-9: M.A. 1642. Scholar, Christ" 1636 to L. Day 1639. Or-
dained priest (Norw.) Sep. 25, 1642, as curate of Rougham, Suffl Men-
tioned in the will of his uncle Henry White (v. p. 212) as rector of Beyton,
8u£, 1658: he leaves him books. His own will dated 1661, proved (Bury)
same year. (J. J. M.)

Alcock, John : son of Geoffirey Alcock, maltster. Bom at Walpole, Norfolk. School,
Wisbech, under Mr Frisnie, four years. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars'
table, June 23, 1635. Surety, Mr Glisson.

B.A. 163a-9. Scholar, Mich" 1636 to Christ^ 1639. A John Alcock, B.A.,
was ordained deacon by the Bp of Lincoln, Oct. 15, 1662. Master of Tattershall
School, lines., in 1662.

318 GONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Drury, Thomas : son of Thomas Drory, brewer. Bom at Downham (bapt. June 9,
1618), Norfolk. School, Wisbech, under Mr Frisnie, foar years. Age 16.
Admitted to the scholars' table, June 23, 1635. Surety, Mr Glisson.

B.A. 1638>9. Scholar, Mich' 1637 to Mich' 1639. Admitted at linoohi's
Inn, June 17, 1640.

Smith, Isaac : son of Edward Smith. Bom at Leeds, Yorkshire. At school there,
under Mr Pulham (Pullan), eight years. Age 16. Admitted sizar, July 6,
1635. Surety, Mr Kant

B.A 1638-9 : M.A. 1642. Scholar, Christ* 1636 to Mich" 1642. Perhaps
rector of Bradwell, Essex, about 1650 : *' a godly and able minister '^ appointed
by the Committee, Sep. 18, 1647. Brother of John, 1640.

Pulham, William : son of Nicholas Pulham, hatter. Bom at Beccles, Suffolk. At
school under Mr Neave, four years. Age 20. Admitted to the scholars' table,
June 16, 1635. Surety, Mr Salter. Previously admitted at Corpus Christi
College, July 2, 1632.

B.A. 1635-6 : M.A. 1639. Ordained deacon (Norw.) Sep. 22, 1638 : priest,
Sep. 20, 1640.

Burton, Thomas : son of Thomas Burton, apothecary. Bom at Swaffham, Norfolk.
At school (there) under Mr Harvy, two years. Age 17. Admitted sizar,
July 1, 1635. Surety, Mr Salter.

Scholar, Christ* 1636 to L. Day 1640.

Hayhoe, James : son of William Hayhoe, gent. Bom at Watton, Norfolk (bapt.
July 26, 1618). School, Bury St Edmunds, under Mr Dickinson, two years.
Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table, July 3, 1635. Surety, Mr Salter.
B.A. 1638-9 : SchoUr, Christ* 1636 to Mich* 1640.

Tilney, Phillip : son of Phillip Tilney, gent, (formerly of the college; 1614). Bom
at Barking Hall ('Barkham'), Suffolk. At school under Mr Goodwin, seven
years. Age 16. Admitted fellow-commoner, Sept. 11, 1635. Surety, Mr
Moore.

« Now living in London," 1656 {Candler MSS.), The father was of Shelley
Hall, Suff., the mother was a daughter of Sir Francis Needham, of Barking,
Suffolk. Pedigree in Via. of Suff.

Mich* 1635— Mich« 1686.

Beeton, Thomas: son of Henry Beeton, of Little Shelford, Cambs. Bom at
Hempstead, Essex. At the Perse school, under Mr Lovering, six years. Age
16. Admitted to the scholars' table, Oct. 1, 1635. Surety, Mr Moore.
B.A. 1639-40.

Smith, John: son of Edmond Smith, attorney at law. Bom at Strumpshaw,
Norfolk. At school there, under Mr Hayward, three yeara Age 15. Admitted
to the scholars' table. May 24, 1633 (sic). Surety/ Mr Blankes.

B.A. 1636-7 : M.A. 1640. Probably the John Smith who was a scholar,
Mich* 1635 to L. Day 1640 : ordained priest (Norw.) Dec. 20, 1640: rector
of Rockland, Norf. ; where he died, April 2, 1676, ''cet. awe 59.''

Scampler, Thomas : son of Edward Scampler, gent. Bom at Hevingham, Norfolk.
School, Aylsham, under Mr Knowles, six years. Age 16. Admitted pensioner
to the bachelors' table. May 24, 1633 (sic). Surety, Mr Bbuikes.

B.A. 1636-7 : M.A. 1640. Ordained deacon (Norw.) Sep. 25, 1642 : priest,
Feb. 25, 1642-3 ; as curate of Icklingham St James, Suff. Administration of
Thomas Scampler, clerk, of Norwich, was granted (Norw. archd. C.) Dec. 3,
1660 ; to his mother Thomasina, and brother James,

1635—1636. 319

Feabure (Le Febure), James : son of John Feabura Bom in Norwich. At school
under Mr Stonham, six years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table,
July, 1635. Surety, Mr Glisson.

Scholar, L. Day 1637 to Mids' 1639. "Of Beccles, doctor in physic":
pedigree in Vis. of Suff,, 1 664. The grandfather, Le Febure, was from Flanders.
There are several entries concerning children of Jan and Jaques Le Febure in
the register of the Flemish Church at Norwich.

Jenny, Robert : son of Arthur Jenny, gent, (formerly of the college, 1611). Bom
at Knoddishall ('Knatshell'), Suffolk. School, South wold, under Mr Claydon,
six years. Age 19. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, Oct. 17,
1635. Surety, Mr Blankes.

Afterwards Sir Robert Jenny, knt. Married Elizabeth, daughter of Sir
John 0£aey, of Madeley, Staffs. Died, probably, before Feb. 22, 1667 : date
of his father's will. (J. J. M.)

Carwitham, James : son of John Carwitham. Bom in London. School, Swaffham,
NorfoUs, under Mr Harvy. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table, July 8,
1635. Surety, Mr Blankes.

Scholar, Christ* 1636 to L. Day 1639.

Malbye, Henry : son of Edward Malbye, gent. Bom at Stonham Aspal, Suffolk.
At school there, under Mr Whitehouse (1 Whitethome), about two years.
Age 18. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, Nov. 12, 1635. Surety,
Mr Rant.

Living, and married, in 1653, when his father's will was made : by this he
only received £10 a year, out of lands which were to go to Edward's grand-
children. (J. J. M.)

Harward, Thomas: son of Edward Harward, minister. Bom at Strumpshaw,
Norfolk. School, Norwich, under Mr Briggs, two years. Age 17. Admitted
sizar about June 20th, 1633 (sic). Surety, Mr Fitlin, chaplain of the college.
B.A. 1636-7. His father left him by will (1648) his library of books.
Perhaps ordained deacon (Norw.) Dec. 22, 1639 : licensed curate at Ilketshall
St John, Sep. 26, 1662 : ordained priest (Lond.) March 6, 1663-4; as rector
of Dickleburgh, Norf.

Roydon, Daniel : son of Benjamin Roydon, gent. Bom at Hartest, Suffolk. School,
Thurlow, under Mr Moore, five years. Age 16. Admitted sizar, Nov. 13,
1635. Surety, Mr London.

Mundeford, Francis : son of Francis Mundeford, gent., of Feltwell, Norfolk. Bom
at Newport, Isle of Wight. At school there, under Messrs Elgar and Soper,
six years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, Dec. 3, 1635. Surety, Mr
Moore.

B.A. 1639-40: Scholar, Mich" 1637 to Mich* 1643. Pedigree in F«. oj
Norfolk.

Steffe, Robert: son of Robert Steffe (formerly of the college, p. 164), rector of
Tuddenham, Suffolk. Bom there. School, Ipswich, under Mr Clarke, six
years. Age 16. Admitted sizar, Jan. 14, 1635-6. Surety, Mr Glisson.
RA. 1639-40 : M.A. 1661.

Plombe, Henry : son of Thomas Plombe, rector of Howe, near Brooke, Norfolk,
Bom there. Schools, Low Shotesham, under Mr Boone, three years, and
Norwich, under Mr Stoneham, one year. Age about 18. Admitted to the
scholars' table, Jan. 27, 1635-6. Surety, Mr Rant.

Rooke, Lawrence : son of William Rooke, gent., of Blean, Kent. Bom at Stan-
ford. School, Canterbury, under Mr Ludd, three years. Age 15. Admitted
to the scholars' table, Feb. 11, 1635-6, Surety, Mr More.

320 GONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

. B.A. 1639-40: M.A. 1644. Scholar, Mich" 1635 to Mich" 1643. Rret
cousin of the mathematician of that name, the professor of Gresham College,
(v. Vis. of Kent.)

Tyrrell, Richard : son of Richard Tyrrell, gent. Bom at Wilton, Norf. School,
Thetford, under Mr Ward, three years. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars'
table, Feb. 24, 1635-^6. Surety, Mr More.

The father bought part of the manor of Cockiields, Hockwold, in 1631.

Tyrrell, William : son of John Tyrrell, gent. Bom at Thetford, Norfolk. At school
there, under Mr Ward, three years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table,
Feb. 24, 1635-6. Surety, Mr More.

Perhaps the William Tirrell, *of Sotterley', for whom there is a petition
(see Thomas Buck, p. 245), Aug. 4, 1654, that he may be allowed to go to
France and return with the son of Sir Stephen Soames of Heydon, Essex.
{Cal. of State Pap,)

Blakerby, Roger : son of George Blakerby, husbandman, of Wilton, Norfolk. Bom
at Isleham, Cambs. School, Thetford, under Mr Ward, two years. Age 19.
Admitted sizar, Feb. 24, 1635-6. Surety, Mr Beck, fellow.

Blomfield, John: son of John Blomfield, gent., deceased (died 1630). Bom at
East Dereham, Norfolk. Schools, Westfield, under Mr Chapman, four years,
and East Dereham, under Mr Ives, half a year. Age 16. Admitted to the
scholars' table, March 3, 1635-6. Surety, Mr More.

B.A. 1639-40. Scholar, Mich" 1637 to his death. Died in college : buried
at St Michael's, Feb. 21, 1639-40. By his wiU (proved V. C. Court, Camb.)
he leaves £10 ''to be distributed amongst such poor scholars as his tutor
Mr Moore, should nominate " : £30 to the poor of E. Dereham and other
parishes, d^c.

Muriell, Samuel : son of Thomas Muriell, Archdeacon of Norfolk, deceased. Bom
at Hildersham, Camba School, Bury St Edmunds, under Mr Dickanson,
four years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, March 29, 1636. Surety,
Mr More. Scholar, Mids' to Mich", 1639.

Ventris, Edward : son of Edward Ventris, Esq., deceased, late of Great Shelford^
Cambs. Bom at Oakington (bapt at Little Shelf ord, Feb. 10, 1619). School,
Grendon, Northants., under Mr Shilboume, seven years. Age 17. Admitted
fellow-commoner, April 23, 1636. Surety, Mr Glisson.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, Nov. 2, 1638. Married Mary..., and had issue.
According to Davy, the father died the day before his son's admission at college ;
viz. April 22, 1636. Pedigree in Vie. of Cambs. Brother of Francis, 1634,

Browne, Robert: son of Robert Browne, herald (* fecialis *). Bom at Wacton,
Norfolk (bapt. Feb. 25, 1615-6). School, Westminster, under Mr Osbolston,
three years. Age 20. Admitted to the scholars' table, April 23, 1636.
Surety, Mr More.

Blanch Lyon, 1640: Bluemantle, 1641-6. ''The only pursuivant who
remained steady in his duty to his royal master, when the sword was drawn "
(Noble). A grace was passed, March 27, 1640, to admit him to his degree,
though absent ''regiis negotiis necessario detentus": but there seems no
record of his graduation. Died in the Heralds' College : buried at St Benet's,
Paul's Wharf, Oct. 14, 1646. Will dated Sept. 18, 1643 : leaves his estate in
Wacton to his brother John ; mentions mother Maiy and brother William.
This is annulled Oct. 6, 1645, when he makes his wife, Mary, sole executrix.
Proved (P. C. C.) Jan. 7, 1646-7. The father was Rouge Croix Pursuivant,
1634-9. Noble's account is confused here.

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Bachcroft, James: son of Bichard Bachcroft, gent. Bom at Bexwell, Norfolk.
School, Thetford, under Mr Ward, four years. Age 16. Admitted pen-
sioner, April 25, 1636. Surety, Mr More. (Re-admitted to the bachelors'
table, Oct. 31.^ Brother of Francis, 1634.

James Bacncroft, in his will, June 13, 1653 (P.C.C.), leaves his manor in
Tuddenham to his uncle, Dr Thomas Bachcroft, the master, for life (J.J.M.).

Rust, Nicholas : son of Edward Rust, gent. Bom at Necton, Norfolk. Schools,
Norwich, under Mr Brigges, three years ; and Thetford, under Mr Ward, half
a year. Age 18. Admitted, first at Peterhouse, Oct. 27, 1635; afterwards
admitted to the scholars' table of this College, April 24, 1636. Surety, Mr
Salter.

B.A. 1639-40. Scholar, Mich' 1637 to L. Day 1639. Ordained deacon
(Norw.) Sep. 20, 1640 : priest, Dec. 18, 1642, as curate of Langford. Rector
of Necton, Norf., 1644.

Parlett, Nicodemus: son of John Parlett, gent. Bom at Stradsett, Norfolk.
School, Lynn, under Mr Raylingson, seven years. Admitted to the scholars'
table, April 27, 1636. Surety, Mr Glisson.

B.A. 1639-40. Scholar, Mich' 1636 to L. Day 1640. Ordained deacon
and priest (Norw.) Aug. 22, 1662. Rector of Upwell and Outwell, 1662-66.

Cory, Edmund : son of Thomas Cory, deceased, husbandman, of Earlham, Norfolk.
Bom at Spixworth. School, Norwich, under Mr Stonham, six years. Age
17. Admitted to the scholars' table. May 4, 1636. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1639-40. Ordained deacon ^Norw.) Dec. 20, 1640 : subscribed the
bishop's book as rector of Oulton, Sun., Nov. 23, 1647. A witness deposes
that he " did see the prince in the said ship (the Admiral in Yarmouth roads)
and Sir Miles Hobart, and one M' Cory, a minister, late parson of Oughton,
Sufit, in the said ship with the prince." {Boy. Comp. Pap. Bk. G. xcxi.
p. 56.)

Chamocke, Roger: son of George Chamocke, gent, deceased. Bom at Little
Shelford, Camba School, Biddenden, Kent, under Mr Piggot, nine years.
Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table. May 16, 1636. Surely, Mr Salter,
fellow

B.A. 1639-40: M.A. 1643. Scholar, L. Day 1636 to Mich' 1643.
Vicar of Dartford, Kent, in 1650.

Gawdy, Thomas : son of Framlingham Gawdy, Esq. Bom at East Harling, Nor-
folk. School, Bury St Edmunds, under Mr Dickenson, five years. Age 18.
Admitted to the scholars' table, May 16, 1636. Surety, Mr Moore.

Fourth son. Died unmarried. Inherited a messuage in Stemfield, Suff.,
by his father's will, proved (P.C.C.) June 16, 1656. See William, 1629.
(J.J.M.)

Fugill, Christopher : son of William Fugill, gent., of Hull. At school there, under
Messrs Stephenson and Bumey, nine years. Age 18. Admitted sizar.
May 17, 1636, under Mr London. Previously admitted at Sidney Sussex
College, June 3, 1636.

B.A- 1636-7 : M.A. 1640. Ordained priest (York) Sep. 20, 1663. Vicar
of Garton in Holdemess, Yorks. Vicar of Barrow on Humber, lines., 1659-
80. Buried there, Nov. 24, 1680.

Hawys, Edmund : son of Stephen Hawys, gent, of Cotes in North Pickenham,
Norfolk. Bom at Griston. School, East Dereham, under Mr Ives, two
years. Age 18. Admitted to the scholars' table, May 18, 1636. Surety,
Mr Salter.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, June 22, 1642 : "son and heir of Stephen, of
Pickenham Cotes, Norf." Pedigree in Vis. of Nor/., 1664.

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322 OONYILLE AND CAIUS €X)LLEaE.

Thurston, Clement : son of John Thurston, gent, (formerly ci the college, 1602).
Bom at Hoxne, Suffolk. School, Aylshiun, under Messrs Knowles and Clare,
ten years. Age 18. Admitted to the scholars' table. May 19, 1636. Surely,
Mr Moore.

B.A. 1639-40 : M.A. (Queens') 1643. Schdar, Mich* 1638 toChristf 1642.
Migrated to Queens', July 3, 1643. Ordained deacon (Norw.) Dec. 24,
1643 : priest (do.) June 16, 1644. Rector of Worlingworth, Suffl, 1645-60 :
previously curate there, Dec. 1643. After several petitions he was presented
by the king to Toppesfield, Ess., 1660; but was never inducted. Married
Rose, daughter of John Redgrave, of Woodbridge, widow of Robert Harvey,
of Ipswich. Probably died 1660. Brother of Nathaniel, 1632 ; and Frederick,
1645. (See Davids, £99ex, p. 500.)

Talbot^ Thomas: son of Clere Talbot, doctor of civil law, of Dunston, Norfolk.
Bom at Wymondham. School, Norwich, under Mr Stoneham, four years.
Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table. May 30, 1636. Surety, Mr Moore.
(Re-admitted, to the bachelors' table, Ap. 22, 1637.)

LL.B. (Tr. H.) 1641. Admitted at Gray's Inn, Feb. 9, 1641-2. Mwrried
Joan, daughter of Sir John Meade, of Lofts, Essex. He inherited lands in
Wymondham, from his father, in 1654 ; where there is a monument to his
wife and daughter. Died Jan. 2, 1657 : monument at Carleton Rode
(Blomefield v. 126).

Home, Moses : son of Moses Home, tailor. Bom at Cambridge (bapt. at Gt St
Mary's, Nov. 13, 1619). At school, under Mr Lovering, six years. Age 16.
Admitted pensioner, June 9, 1636. Surety, Mr GUsscm.

Apparently a professional copyist. He was appointed, shortly before his
death, to transcribe the Annals, ** Scribendi felicitate clarus...vigilanti studio
et tabe confectus...obdormivit," June 18, 1656. M.I. at Gt St Mary's,
Cambridge.

Grime, William: son of Edward Grime, tailor. Bom at Ingworth, Norfolk.
School, Erpingham, under Mr Harman, five years. Age 18. Admitted sizar,
June 10, 1636. Surety, Mr Gostlin, president.

Died in college. Buried at St Michael's, March 19, 1638.

Winter, John : son of John Winter, gent., deceased, of North Runcton, Norfolk.
School, Lynn, under Mr Woodmansey, three years. Age 15. Admitted
pensioner, June 20, 1636. Surety, Mr Sisdter.

B.A. 1639-40. Scholar, L. Day 1639 to L. Day 1640. Ordained deacon
(Norw.) Feb. 26, 1642-3 : priest, March 17, 1643-4; as curate of Langford,
Norf. Curate of Hoo in 1662. Vicar of E. Dereham, 1664. Curate of Westacre
in 1677. Author: 'Awkta^ kou KaXm: honest plain dealing... offered to public
consideration ; 1663 : by J. W., curate of E. Dereham. Will proved (Norw.
archd. C.) 1697-8.

Bales (matriculated as Bates), John : son of John Bales, gent., of Hunston, Suffolk.
Born at Langhara. Schools, Ashfield, under Mr Pe^e : and BotesdaJe, under
Mr Eston, seven years. Age 15. Admitted fellow-commoner, June 22, 1636.
Surety, Mr Blankes.

B.A. 1638. Of Norton, Suff., gent., in 1664; where he inherited an estate
from his uncle, Peter Bales, in 1646. Pedigree in Vis. of Suffi, 1664.
(J.J.M.)

Buxton, Nathaniel : son of John Buxton, gent. Bom at Dickleborough, Norfolk.
School, Diss, under Mr lancetter, six years. Age about 16. Admitted to
the scholars' table, July 5, 1636. Surety, his brother, Mr Buxton, fellow.
B.A. 1639-40 ; M.A. 1643. Scholar, Mich- 1636 to Mich- 1643. Com-

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pounded for Ids delinquency, June 20, 1646, in being with the garrison of
Newark. 'Has only a personal estate of j£150 left him by his father. Fine
j£20.' (CaL of Com. for Compounding.) Brother of William and Thomas,
1625.

Barton, Thomas : son of Thomas Barton, husbandman. Bom at Water Frystone,
Yorkshire. School, Edlington, under Mr Saxton, two years. Age 22. Ad-
mitted sizar, July 5, 1636. Surety, Mr Philips.

De Grey, Edmund : son of William de Grey, knt., deceased ; of Merton, Norfolk.
School, Thetford, under Mr Ward, four years. Age 16. Admitted to the
scholars' table, July 27, 1636. Surety, Mr Salter.

Major in the royalist army. " Employed under Sir R. Hoptcm, and laid
down his arms according to the treaty at Truro." (CaL of State Pap.^ 1646.)
Compounded to avoid sequestration : fine £Z4t. 10. 0, his only property being
an annuity of X23 charged on lands at Merton. Miarried Alice, daughter of
Sir Anthony Irby, of Beaton, widow of Francis Jermy. About 1677 he went
to live at Merton Hall, with lus nephew William ; whence he moved to Thet-
ford about 1686. Buried at M^ton, March 6, 1689-90. (v. Nor/. Ant. MisCy
m. 77.) See Robert^ 1629.

MiCH» 1636— Mich* 1637.

Crane, Gilbert : son of Josiah Crane, gent. Bom at Somerton, Norfolk. School,
Norwich, under Mr Stoneham, five years. Age 15. Admitted pensioner,
S^ 28, 1636. Surety, Mr Salter.

B.A. 1640-1 : M.A. 1644. Scholar, Christ" 1638 to Mich" 1643.

Crawley, Robert : son of Francis Crawley (formerly of the college ; p. 144), knt.
and Justice of the Common Pleas, of Luton, Beds. Bom at Bedford. School,
Thame, Oxon., under Mr Burt^ two years. Age 17. Admitted pensioner,
Sep. 30, 1636. Surety, Mr Moore. (Re-admitted, to the bachelors' table,
Sep. 29, 1637.)

M.D. (lit. reg.) 1660: at that time of Trin. Hall. Of Dunstable, Beds.
Married Joan, daughter of Richard Tavemer, of Hexton, Herts. {Beds. N.
and Q., 1889.) Brother of John, 1625 ; and Francis, 1627.

Roland, Thomas: (eldest) son of John Roland, gent Bom at Egham, Surrey.
At school, under Mr Mainors, two yeu*s. Age 18. Admitted fellow-com-
moner, July 28, 1636. Surety, Mr Glisson.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, Dec. 23, 1639. Family pedigree in Via. of Surrey ^
1623.

Harrison, Ralph : son of North Harrison, scrivener. Bom in Cambridge. At
sdiool rPerse), undw Mr Levering, six yeara Age 15. Admitted to the
scholarr table, Feb. 8, 1636-7. Surety, Mr Moora

RA. 1640-1. Scholar, Mich* 1636 to L. Day 1644. The rector of
St Bartholomew, SmithfieH 1660: and of St Christopher le Stocks, 1663;
was more likely of Emmanuel.

Wiikard, William : son of William Wiskard, gent., of East Bilney, Norfolk. Bom
there. School, Thetford, under Mr Ward, two years. Age 17. Admitted
fellow-commoner, Feb. 11, 1636-7. Surety, Mr GUsson, fellow.

Son and heir. Succeeded his father at £. Bilney. Will dated Ap. 5,
1679 : mentions a son SamaeL The father's will, dated June 24, 1625, directs
rents to be applied '^ to bring him (William) up at school until he be fit to
become a scholar at Cambridge." (Carthew, hl 239.) See Wiscard of
1661-2.

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324 OONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Warner, Edward : son of Edward Warner, Esq. Bom at Mildenhall, Suffolk.
School, Thetford, under Mr Ward. Age 18. Admitted to the scholars' table,
Feb. 11, 1636-7. Surety, Mr Glisson, fellow.

Perhaps son of Edward Warner, who died May 14, 1618. If so, he was
<*of Mildenhall, genf; and married Susan, daughter of Thomas Freston,
of Mendham. (Davy.)

Doyly, Thomas : son of Charles Doyly, gent., of Trowse Newton, Norfolk. Schools,
Norwich, under Mr Stoneham, and Ameringhall, under Mr Margerye, four
years. Age 18. Admitted fellow-commoner, Feb. 1636-7. Surety, Mr
London, fellow.

Probably Thomas Doyly, of Toftrees, Fakenham ; son of Charles, of
Shotesham; mentioned in the pedigree in the Vis, of 1664. Brother of
Henry, 1632.

Tennant, Thomas : son of William Tennant, gent. Bom at Saham Tony, Norfolk.
At school there, under Mr Gilbert, seven years. Age 15. Admitted to the
scholars' table, Feb. 16, 1636-7. Surety, Mr Moora
B.A. 1640-1. Scholar, Mids' 1639 to Mids' 1641.

Downinge, George : son of George Downinge, weaver. Bom in Norwich. School,
Saham Toney, under Mr GUbert Age 15. Admitted sizar of Mr Harrison,
Feb. 18, 1636-7. Surety, Mr Salter, fellow.

B.A. 1640-1 : M.A. 1644. Scholar, Mich- 1636 to Mich" 1644. Fellow
of Sidney, 1661, by royal mandate : — where he does not seem to have been the
popular candidate, as the fellows' petition (Ap. 1661) to the king ''that his
mandate for admitting R. Barker and displacing George Downing be obeyed."
(CaL of State Pap-) Ordained deacon (Line.) Aug. 20, 1662 ; priest, Aug. 22,
1662. Vicar of Chicheley, Bucks., 1662. Archdeacon of Coventry, 1673-84.
ChanceUor of Lichfield, 1676-84. Died 1684.

Tostocke, Henry : son of Henry Tostocke, gent., of Hockham parva Bom in
Rockland St Andrew. School, Thetford, under Mr Ward, two years. Age
16. Admitted to the scholars' table, Feb. 21, 1636-7. Surety, Mr Moore.

*Bagge, William : son of William Bagge, currier. Bom at Shipdham, Norfolk
(bapt. Nov. 17, 1622). School, Westfield, under Mr Chapman, seven years.
Age 15. Admitted to the scholars' table, Feb. 28, 1636-7. Surety, Mr
Moore.

B.A. 1640-1 : M.A 1644: M.D. 1655. Scholar, L. Day 1638 to Mich-
1644. Junior fellow, Mids' 1646: senior, L. Day 1651 to his death. Rhet.
prselector, 1644: morning lecturer, 1649: Greek lecturer, 1650: Dean, 1654.
President, 1665-7. Deputed to continue the College Annalsy May 16, 1655.
(Gesta.) He died at Hillington, Norf., 1657. As he had often expressed his
intention of giving his library to the college, but had made no provision for
this in his will, his brother Ralph gave the books by deed. Will proved
(V. C. Court) Sep. 15, 1657 : leaves legacies to his father and mother and
brother Ralph. Author : Calculi in humane corpore vi tartare& ooalescunt : —
A University Act; July 1, 1651 : Latin Verse (Brit. Mus.).

Warde, Thomas : son of John Warde, gent. Bom at Gtestingthorpe, Essex. School,
Thetford, under Mr Ward, two years. Age 15. Admitted sizar, March 7,
1636-7. Surety, Mr Bladwell.

B.A. 1641-2 : M.A. 1646. Ordained deacon (Norw.) Dec. 18, 1642, as
curate of Wilton, Norf. ; when he is called 24 : priest (by Bp Jos. Hall) July
28, 1652. Rector of Gt Melton, with Melton St Mary, 1661. Subscribed £5
to the royal loan, 1666. Obtained the bishop's licence to teach grammar,
Sep. 22, 1677. Died, or left the parish, 1680.

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Sergeant, John: son of Thomas Sergeant, barber. Bom at Bury St Edmunds.
At school there, for six years, under Mr Dickinson. Age 16. Admitted
sizar. Mar. 22, 1636-7. Surety, Mr Harrison.

B.A. 1640-1. Scholar, Mich- 1640 to Mich- 1642.

Tinkler, Isaac : son of William Tinkler, gent. Bom at Melton Mowbray, Leicester-
shire. At school under Mr Humfry, eight years. Age 17. Admitted sizar,
March 30, 1637. Surety, Mr Colebrand.

Scholar, L. Day 1640 to L. Day 1641. Author: English verses before
J. Gower^s Translation of Ovid's Fasti, 1640.

Wooley, Robert : son of Robert Wooley, gent. Bom at Maddinley, Essex. At
school (Newport), under Mr Lea, six years. Age 16. Admitted to the
scholars' table, April 7, 1637. Surety, Mr Harrison.

Scholar, Mich* 1638 to Christ^ 1639. A Robert Wooley was lord of the
manor of Tendring, Debden, Essex. (Morant, xi. 565.)

^Barker, Edmund : son of John Barker, gent Bom at Aylsham, Norfolk. Edu-
cated, under Mr Clare, five years. Age 16. Admitted sizar, April 18, 1637.
B.A. 1640-1 : M.A. 1644 : D.D. {lU. reg,) 1661. Scholar, Mich- 1637 to
Mids' 1644. Junior feUow, Mids' 1646 to Mich' 1653. Ordained deacon
(Norw.) Sep. 22, 1644 : priest (lone.) May 22, 1646. As librarian of the collie
he compiled a catalogue of the books, 1392 in number, which is now amongst
our MSS. In Nov. 1644 he was appointed University examiner, and deputy
proctor. University preacher, 1651. Chaplain to Lady Capel, and tutor to
her children, 1653-60. About July, 1660, he petitioned the king for the
mastership of the college, on account '^ of the extreme old age of the present
master " (Bachcroft). Amongst his testimonials are one from Lady Capel and
one from the fellows, in which they " thank him for his care of the interests of
the college, though D' Bachcroft's present engagements to another prevent
their showing their gratitude now, and hope at some future time to choose him
as their head." {Col. of State Papers, Dom,) Rector of Buriton cum Peters-
field, Hants., 1660 (for which he petitioned the king), and of Chalton, 1670.
Author : A Plea for Ctesar ; sermon, 1660. Funeral of Lady Capel (do.), 1661.
He was a son-in-law of Dr Gillingham, rector of Chalton, who petitioned the
king, Dec 9, 1668, that Barker might succeed him. (Col, of State Pap,)

Kempe, Thomas: son of Thomas Kempe, clerk. Bom at Bergh Apton (bapt.
Nov. 21, 1620^, Norfolk. School, Diss, under Mr Lanceter, five years. Age
16. Admitted sizar, April 20, 1637. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1640-1 : M.A. 1644. Scholar, Christ' 1640 to Mich" 1644. Ap-
pointed by the Committee to Shelfhanger, Norf., 1646; but left soon after.
Rector of Foxearth, Essex, 1656 : conformed in 1660.

Moody, Richard : son of Henry Moody, bookseller. Bom in Cambridge (bapt at
Great St Mary's, Dec. 20, 1620). Schools, Doncaster, under Mr Meeres ; and
the Perse School, Cambridge, under Mr Watson, for six weeks. Age 16.
Admitted sizar, April 20, 1637. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1640-1 : M.A. 1646. Scholar, Chrisf 1637 to L. Day 1644.

Raffe, Thomas : son of John Rafie, clerk. Bom at Winston, Norfolk. School,
Norwich, under Mr Gamon, seven years. Age 16. Admitted sizar, April 25,
1637. Surety, Mr Gostlinge, president

B.A. 1640-1 : M.A. 1644. Scholar, Mids' 1640 to Mich" 1644. Oitlained
deacon (Line.), July 2, 1646 : priest, July 3, 1646. Perhaps vicar of Bungay
H. Trin., Suff., 1660-7.

Bemey, Thomas : son of Richard Berney, Baronet Bom at Reedham, Norfolk.
Educated at home, under Mr Kinge, six years. Admitted fellow-commoner,
April 28, 1637. Surety, Mr Blankes, fellow.

326 QONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Eldest son, but disinherited. Admitted at Gray's Inn, Dea 23, 1637.
Married (2) Sarah, daughter of Thomas Tyrell, Esq., of Essex, by whom he had
issue. Succeeded as second baronet 1668. Died 1693 (▼. Carthew ; n. 430).
Brother of Richard, 1639.

Cannap, John : son of Henry Cannap, clerk. Bom at Bruisyard, Suffolk. School,
Ipswich, under Mr Clarke, two years. Age 17. Admitted sizar, May 2, 1637.
Surety, Mr Blankes.

Scholar, L. Day 1640 to his death. Died in college : buried at St MichaeFs,
Aug. 17, 1640. Brother of Henry, 1626.

Hannington, Henry : son of Henry Hannington, clerk (vicar of Hougham). Bom
at Hougham, Kent. School, Canterbury, under Mr Ludde, four years. Age
18. Admitted to the scholars' table. May 3, 1637. Surety, Mr Blankes.

Licensed to the curacy of St James, Dover, and of Buckland, Sep. 4, 1639.
License of marriage, same day, between Henry Hannington, junior, of
Hougham, age about 22, and Luce Smith of the same parish, 26. {CarU.
Dioc, Reg.) The father was ejected from Hougham.

Latham, Daniel : son of Thomas Latham, gent. Bom in London. School, St Paul's,
under Mr Gill, four years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table. Surety,
Mr Moore, fellow. (See Thomas, p. 294.)

B.A. 1640-1 : M.A. 1644. Scholar, Mich" 1637 to Mich' 1643. Rector
of Stifford, Ess., 1646-53: "a very able and constant preaching minister,"
in 1650. Proposed as minister of the CUmsxs.

Holmes, Edward : son of John Holmes, gent. Bom at Dickleborough, Norfolk.
School, Diss, under Mr Lancetter, seven years. Age 16. Admitted sizar.
May 16, 1637. Surety, Mr Salter.

B.A. 1641-2 : M.A. 1645. Commended by the Pari Committee, Oct. 11,
1645, for the rectory of Momingthorpe, Norf.

Doughty, WiUiam : of Aylsbam, Norfolk : (second) son of Robert Doughty, gent.,
deceased. Schools, Aylsham, under Mr Enowles, six years, and Ashmanhaugh,
under Mr Claxton, one year. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table, May
20, 1637. Surety, Mr Salter.

Of Hanworth, gent. Married Frances, daughter of . . . Durrant of Aylsham.
Pedigree in Vis. of Nor/., 1664.

West, Thomas: son of Christopher West, clerk (formerly of the college, 1604).
Bom at Ellough, Suffolk. School, Beccles, under Mr Neave, seven years.
Age 17. Admitted sizar, June 1, 1637. Surety, Mr Halliburton.

B.A. 1641-2. Scholar, Christ* 1639 to L. Day 1642. Ordained deacon
(Norw.), Sep. 24, 1643, as curate of Mutford. Referred to the Assembly of
Divines July 7, 1647 : appointed to S. Ormsby, Lines., July 9, 1647.

Jellowes (Jellus), James : son of James Jellowes, gent. Bom at Deeping, Lincoln-
shire. School, Moulton, under Mr Smith, two years. Age 16. Admitted
sizar, June 3, 1637. Surety, Mr Fitlin.

B.A. 1640-1. Will, at Lincoln, of James Jeallows, of Toft Grange,
Kirkby, Lines., dated Ap. 14, 1681, proved Sep. 2, 1681.

Cooke, John: son of Richard Cooke, gent Bom at Bergh Apton, Norfolk.
Educated at Yelverton, under Mr Brooke, two years. Age 17. Admitted to
the scholars' table, June 5, 1637. Surety, Mr Rant.

B.A. 1640-1 : MA. 1644. Scholar, Mich" 1639 to Mich" 1644. Perhaps
rector of Ewhurst, Surrey, 1660.

Claxton, Hammond : son of Hanmiond Claxton, gent. Bom in London. Schools,
Westminster, under Mr Osbolston, two years, and Harrow, under Mr Hide,

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seven years. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table, June 6, 1637.
Surety, Mr Halliburton.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, Aug. 12, 1631. Hammond Claxton, jun'., of
Holbom, was a prisoner in the Fleet in 1654 ; apparently for non-payment of
his assessment to the Pari. Committee for Advance of Moneys. Probably the
man of these names, "of Livermere Esq.", by whose will, proved (P. C. C),
Dec. 4, 1673, £80 a year, out of lands in Suffolk, is left for his son Maurice
whilst at Cambridge. Mentions wife Philippa (daughter of Sir Robert Bacon,
of Redgrave, bart). Died June 19, 1671. Buried at Livermere. M. I. to
him and his wife, there. (J.J.M.)

Blow, Peter : son of John Blow, gent., of Linwood, Lincolnshire. Born at Holton.
Schools, Market Rasen (* Kason '), under Mr Garley, one year, and Linwood,
under Mr Wright, half a year. Age 16. Admitted sizar, June 12, 1637.
Surety, Mr Eada

B.A. 1640-1. Ordained deacon (Line), Oct 19, 1645.

HoviU, Edmund : son of Nicholas Hovill, gent. Bom at North Walsham, Norfolk
(bapt. March 15, 1621-2). Educated there, under Mr Acres, seven years.
Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, June 20, 1637. Surety, Mr
Blankes.

Catelyn, Thomas : son of Richard Catelyn, Esq., of Bracondale, Norfolk. Bom at
Lakenham. School, Norwich, under Mr Stoneham, a year, and afterwards in
the same town, under Mr Loveringe, half a year. Age 16. Admitted fellow-
commoner, June 22, 1637. Surety, Mr Moore.

Admitted at Lincoln's Lin, June 26, 1639 : ''son and heir of Richard, of
Kirby Cane," by his first wife. Captain of a troop of horse in the royal
army : slain at Newbury, 1644. Died without issue. (Davy.)

Baker, William : son of William Baker, gent., of Tunstall, Suffolk. Bom in
London. School, Ipswich, under Mr Holt, two years. Age 17. Admitted to
the scholars' table, June 22, 1637. Surety, Mr Moore. (Re-admitted, to the
bachelors' table, Aug. 2.)

Admitted at Gray's Inn, Aug. 13, 1638. M. I. to the father at Tunstall.

Barker, Edward : son of Edward Barker, rector of Hales, Norfolk. Bom at
Bedfield, Suffolk. School, Thetford, under Mr Ward, two years. Age 16.
Admitted to the scholars' table, June 22, 1637. Surety, Mr Salter.

B.A. 1640-1. Scholar, Mich* 1638 to Christ* 1639. Minister of Eye,
Suffolk, where he received £20, May 1654, from the Pari. Committee.
Ejected 1662, and much harassed until his death in 1665. Whilst at college
he was of high church principles ; but being struck by a sermon in Norwich,
and going for advice to a CongregationaUst minister there, he fell in with
their views. ** He had a peculiar fancy for divine poetry, and completed a
book of it in imitation of Mr Herbert" (Calamy ii. 420). Author, with
S. Habei^ham, of an Address in Potto's Vaioe of the Spirit, A poem
entitled, A Buckler against the fear of Death (Camb., 1640), is also assigned
to him in the B. Mus, Cat, In Gee*s Foot atU of the Snare Mr Edward
Barker, B.A. of Caius College, is included amongst the recent converts to
Rome, Nov. 1, 1648 : Calamy says that this was some one who took his name.
Will of Edward Barker, clerk, of Hoxne, proved (Norw. C. C), 1665.

Hurton, Thomas : son of William Hurton, gent., deceased. Bora at Wells (* Well ',)
Norfolk. School, Ely, under Mr Hitch, seven years. Admitted to the
scholars' table, JiUy 4, 1637. Surety, Mr Moore.

Youell, Edward : son of Henry Youell, mediooris fortunie (schoolmaster at Eye).
Bom in Suffolk (bapt at Eye, Feb. 13, 1619-20). At school (Eye), under
Mr Hall, seven years. Age 17. Admitted sizar, July 14, 1637.

328 GONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

B.A. 1641-2. Ordained priest (Bp. of Kilmore), Nov. 4, 1649. B.ector of
Brome, Norf., 1661—1700. Will proved (Norf. archd. C), Jan. 15, 1700-1.
Mentions son Edward Youell, rector of Ashby and Carleton, to whom he leaves
his books, a silver tankard and cup, dec. Buried at Brome, Dec. 17, 1700.

Milward, Joseph : son of Mathias Milward, clerk. Bom at (East) Bamet, Herts,
(bapt. Sep. 9, 1621). Schools, Westminster, under Mr Osbolston, one year,
and Bamet, under Mr Smalwood, two years. Age 16. Admitted to the
scholars' table, Sep. 13, 1637. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. (Christ's) 1641-2. Migrated to Christ's, Oct. 16, 1638. The father
was rector of East, and Chipping Bamet.

Hilton, William : son of Edward Hilton, gent., of Lingwood, Norfolk. Bom at
Burlingham. School, Westfield, under Mr Chapman, three years. Age 18.
Admitted pensioner, Sep. 26, 1637. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1641-2. Scholar, Mich* 1640 to Mich* 1642. Ordained deacon
(Norw.), Sep. 20, 1640, as curate of Lingwood: still there in 1662-4. Or-
dained priest (Norw.), Mar. 6, 1663-4. Rector of Brooke, Norf., 1668-93.
Will proved (Norw. C. C).

Ward, Henry : son of Thomas Ward, Esq. Bom at Bixley, Norfolk (bapt. June 1,
1620). Educated at Yelverton, under Mr Brookes, two years. Age 16.
Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, Sep. 27, 1637. Surety, Mr
Rant.

Probably the same who was admitted at Gray's Inn, March 5, 1628-9.

MiCH» 1637— MiCH» 1638.

Cateline, Jeremiah : son of Jeremiah Cateline, clerk, of Barham, Suffolk. Bom in
Ipswich. At school there, under Mr Holt, six years. Age 17. Admitted to
the scholars' table, Oct. 3, 1637. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1641-2 : M.A. 1645 (* Hieronimus'). Scholar, Mich* 1639 to Mich*
1643. Ordained deacon (Norw.) Dec. 24, 1643 : priest (Chichester) Aug. 30,
1660. Curate of Gedding, Suff., 1643-5. Sequestered to Claydon, Suff., Oct
23, 1645, after being referred to the Assembly of Divines. Signed the petition
of Suffolk ministers in favour of Presbyterianism, May 29, 1646. Succeeded
his father as rector of Barham, 1650: ejected, but afterwards conformed
(Browne, 596). Vicar of Wickham Market, 1666; and signs the register at
Pettistree in the same year. Married Martha, daughter of Thomas Browne.
Died Oct. 29, 1702 : buried at Wickham Market Will proved (Ipswich)
1702. ? Author: Rules and Directions of the Ordinance of Parliament con-
cerning suspension from the Lord's Supper in case of Ignorance ; 1647.

Rous, Thomas : son of Edward Rous, clerk. Bom at Flordon, Norfolk. School,
Wymondhara, under Mr Locke, four years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars'
table, Oct 4, 1637. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1641-2: M.A. 1645. Scholar, Mich» 1639 to L. Day 1644. Or-
dained deacon (Norw.) March 17, 1643-4 ; as curate of Antingham St Mary :
priest (line.) July 3, 1646. Succeeded his father at Flordon, 1645-61 : sub-
scribed the bishop's book, Ap. 17, 1645. Rector of Stemfield, Suffl, 1653-90 ;
and of Bedfield, Suff., 1662-90. Will proved (Ipswich) 1690.

Rolston, Lancelot : son of John Rolston, Esq., lately deceased, of Watnall, Notts.
Bom there. Educated there, under Mr Smith, seven years. Age 16. Ad-
mitted fellow-commoner, June 22, 1637. Surety, Mr Salter.

Son of John Rolston, by Elizabeth, daughter of ... Chambers, of Mans-

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field, Notts. Died without issue. Pedigree in Vis, of NoUs,^ 1663.
(W. A. L.)

Waller, Robert: son of Andrew Waller, gent., of St Albans, Herts. Bom in
Shenley. School, Charterhouse, under Mr Brookes, eight years. Age 18.
Admitted to the scholars' table, Oct. 4, 1637. Surety, Mr Salter.

B.A. 1641-2. Scholar, Mich* 1639 to L. Day 1644. Admitted at Leyden,
1650. M.D. there : incorporated at Cambridge, July 7, 1652. Candidate of
the College of Physicians, 1653 : fellow, Dec. 22, 1662. (v. Munk's RoU,)

Glover, William : son of William Glover, gent, of Ash-Bocking, Suffolk. Bom at
(* Pistry ') Pettistree, (bapt. Jan. 6, 1619-20). Educated at Westleton, under
Mr Pollerd, two years. Age 16. Admitted fellow-commoner, Nov. 2, 1637.
Surety, Mr Rant.

Of Frostenden, Esq. Admitted at Gray's Inn, Jan. 16, 1638-9: "son

and heir of William, of Campsey Ash." Married Mary, daughter of

Harvey, of Rushmere. Died March 11, 1660-1 : "tam regi quam ecclesiBB
fideliter adhsBsit": M. I. at Frostenden. Pedigree in Via. of Nwf,^ 1664.
Nephew of John, of 1605.

Reeve, John : son of Thomas Reeve, gent., of Banham, Norfolk. Bom at Thor-
ington, Suffolk. School, Botesdale, under Mr Easton, four years. Age 16.
Admitted to the scholars' table, Nov. 7, 1637. Surety, Mr Moore.
Died in college : buried at St Michael's, July 1, 1640.

Rose, John : son of Isaac Rose, clerk, of Buckenham, Norfolk (probably master of
Yarmouth school). Bom at Yarmouth. Schools, Old Buckenham, under Mr
Harrison, two years, and Botesdale, Suffolk, under Mr Easton, one year.
Age 16. Admitted sizar, Nov. 7, 1637. Surety, Mr Buxton.

BA. 1641-2 : M.A. 1645. Scholar, Mich* 1641 to L. Day 1644. Rector
of Great Hautbois, Norf., 1652-61. Rector of Gillingham, Norf. A Mr Rose
was sequestered to Haddiscoe, and ordered (Aug. 9, 1645) by the Committee
to pay his predecessor £20 a year. WiU of John Rose, clerk, of Sco Ruston
(adjoining Hautbois), proved at Norwich, 1661.

Okely, Simon : son of Thomas Okely, gent., of Attleborough, Norfolk. Bom there.
School, Old Buckenham, under Mr Harrison, three year& Age 17. Admitted
sizar, June 28, 1637. Surety, Mr Halliburton.

B.A. 1640-1 : M.L. 1645. Scholar, Mich* 1640 to Mids' 1644.

Lone, Thomas : son of Thomas Lone, gent, of EUough, Suffolk. Bom there.
School, Beccles, under Mr Neave, two years. .A^ 18. Admitted to the
scholars' table, June 30, 1637. Surety, Mr Halliburton. (Re-admitted to
the bachelors' table, March 27, 1637-8.)

Of Mutford, 1664, and Beccles, 1683. Married Mary, daughter of Roger
Castell, Esq., of Raveningham, Norf., and had issue. Died Jan. 16, 1683-4.
Will proved March 4, 1683. Pedigree in Fm. of Suff,, 1664. (J. J. M.)

Gawdey, Charles : son of Framlingham Gawdey, Esq., of West Harling, Norfolk.
Bom there. School, Thetford, under Mr Ward, five years. Age 17. Ad-
mitted to the scholars' table, July 1, 1637. Surety, Mr Moore.

He was in some way crippled or disabled, and did not remain long in
college. Probably died about 1686 (Gawdy MSS.) See William, of 1629.

Underwood, Thomas : son of Augustine Underwood (formerly of the collese,
p. 162), clerk, rector of Thomage, Norfolk. Bom there. School, Holt, under
Mr TiJlis, five years, and Felstead, Essex, under Mr Holbeach, one year.
Age 17. Admitted sizar of Mr Loveland, Nov. 14, 1637. Surety, Mr
Salter.

B.A. 1641-2. Scholar, Mich' 1641 to Mich* 1642. Referred to the

330 GONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Assembly of DivineB for Binham^ Norf., Aug. 14, 1646. Rector of Gt
Ryburgh^ Norf., 1647-87 : subscribes the bishop's book, Sep. 7, 1647. Or-
dained deacon and priest (Norw.) July 13, 1662. Rector of Holt, 1663.
Brother of Augustine, 1634.

Cubitt, Richard : son of James Cubitt, gent Bom at Smallburgh, Norfolk (bapt.
Feb. 6, 1621-2). School, Ashmanhaugh, under Mr Claxton, two years. .^;e
16. Admitted to the scholars' table, Nov. 20, 1637. Surety, Mr Salter.

Probably of Smallburgh, gent Married (1) Ann, (2) Joan Steward.
Buried Dec. 20, 1689.

Heath, Robert : matriculated sizar, Dec. 15, 1637.

Canham, John : son of John Canham, gent, of Caston, Norfolk. Bom there.
School, Thetford, under Mr Ward, three years. Age 17. Admitted sizar of
Mr Lukyn, Jan. 17, 1637-8. Surety, Mr Salter.

B.A. 1641-2. Ordained deacon (Norw.) March 17, 1643-4, as curate of
Thexton, Norf. One of these names was rector of Onehouse, Sufil, 1646 :
subscribed the bishop's book, Feb. 5, 1645-6 : more likely the student of
1613-4.

Pajme, William : son of William Payne, innkeeper ('hospes'), of Bury St Edmunds.
Bom at Rougham, Su£R>lk. School, Bury, under Mr Dickenson, six years.
Age 17. Admitted Feb. 6, 1637-8, sizar of his surety, Mr PykarelL

B.A. 1641-2. A William Pajme was vicar of Newnham, Herts., 1647-66.
Rector of Caldecote, Herts., to 1666. Died 1676. (Urwick's Herts., p. 281.)

Agas, Ellis : son of Ellis Agas, gent, of Carlton Rode, Norfolk. School, Botesdale,
under Mr Easton, four years. Age 18. Admitted to the scholars' table, Feb.
21, 1637-8. Surety, Mr Buxton. Previously admitted at King's College,
Jan. 27, 1634-5.

B.A. 1638-9 : M.A 1642. Ordained deacon (Norw.) Deo. 18, 1642 : priest
(do.) Feb. 25, 1642-3, as curate of Carlton Rode. Vicar of Besthorpe, Norf.,
1646-79 : subscribed Bp Hall's book, and was instituted by him. May 22,
1646. Rector of S. Repps, 1660-79. Chaplain to the Earl of StraffoiHl.
Subscribed £25 to the royal loan of 1666. Died March 4, 1678-9. Buried
at S. Repps. M. I. there, to him and to his wife Mary. Will proved (Norw.
C. 0.) 1679.

Mingay, William : son of Henry Mingay. Bom at Shotesham, Norfolk. Schools,
Tacolneston, six years, under Mr Marjerie ; and Norwich, under Mr Loveringe,
a year and a half. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table. Mar. 2, 1637-8.
Surety, Mr Blankes.

B.A. 1641^2 : M.A. 1645. Scholar, Mich" 1639 to Mich* 1645. Ordained
deacon and priest (lina) July 2, 1646. Rector of Bumham Ulph, Norf.
Rector of Chilton, Su£&, 1649 : signs Bp Hall's subscription book, July 27,
1649. Licensed to preach in the diocese, Oct 14, 1662.

Haihoe, G^rge : son of Robert Haihoe, gent, of Saham Tony, Norfolk. Bom at
Ashill. School, Saham Tony, under Mr Gilbert, about four years. Age 16.
Admitted to the scholars' table, March 7, 1637-8. Surety, Mr Salter.

B.A. 1641-2: M.A. 1645. Scholar, L. Day 1639 to Mich" 1645. Or-
dained priest (line.) July 30, 1646. Rector of Harpley, Norf., 1648-6a
Will proved (Norw. C. C.) 1668 ; and that of his widow, Bridget, 1670.

Husband, Thomas : son of Thomas Husband, gent, of Somerton, Norfolk. Bom
at Cromer. School, North Walsham, under Mr Agurs, two years. Age 16.
Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, March 8, 1637-8. Surety, Mr
Blankes.

1637—1638. 331

Admitted at Gray's Inn, Feb. 27, 1639-40. M. 1. in Belaugh chui^h to
Thomas Husband, Esq., who died Sep. 17, 1660; and to his widow
Willoughby, 1681. Will proved (Norw. C. C.) 1660. Nephew of Christopher,
of 1590, who mentions him in his wilL Brother of John, 1650.

Randall, John : son of John Randall, attorney, of Loddon, Norfolk. Bom at
Toft. School, Loddon, under Mr Child, three years. Age 17. Admitted to
the scholars' table, March 21, 1637-8. Surety, Mr Rant. (Re-admitted, to
the bachelors' table, Oct 20, 1638.)

Haward, Philip : son of Philip Haward, gent., of Carlton (Colville), Suffolk. Bom
there. School, Loddon, Norfolk, under Mr Child, two years. Age 18. Ad-
mitted to the scholars' table, March 21, 1637-8. Surety, Mr Rant.

B.A. 1641-2. Scholar, Christ* 1639 to Mich" 1642. Of Carlton Colville,
gent Will dated 1662 ; proved (Archd. Suff.) 1665. Leaves lands in a Cove
and Kessingland, Suff. Pedigree in Via, of Suff,, 1664. (J. J. M.)

Elandall, Benjamin: son of William Randall, of St Etheldred, Norwich, stay-
maker f (' foemineorum corporalium concinnator '). Bom there. At school,
under Messrs Brigges and Loveringe, four years. Age 18. Admitted to the
scholars' table, March 28, 1638. Surety, Mr Salter.

B.A. 1641-2 : M.A. 1664. Scholar, Mich* 1638 to L. Day 1642. Ordained
deacoD (Norw.) Dec. 24, 1643 : priest, probably, Sep. 21, 1662. Licensed by
the bishop as schoolmaster, Ap. 1, 1643. Rector of Gt Blakenham, Suff.,
1661 : of Creeting St Mary, Suff., 1662 ; and of Creeting All SS., 1664.

Dixon, William : son of Thomas Dixon, weaver, of Norwich. Bom in the parish
of St Edmund, Fishergate. At school, under Messrs Briggs and Loveringe,
five years. Age 17. Admitted sizar of his surety, Mr Salter, March 28, 1638.
B.A. 1641-2 : M.A. 1645. Scholar, Mich* 1640 to Mich* 1645. Usher
at Ipswich grammar school in 1657. Licensed by the bishop to teach granmiar
and writing, in Norwich and the diocese, Aug. 3, 1662. Subscribes lor
deacon's orders (Norw.) Sep. 20, 1662: ordained priest, March 14, 1662-3.
Will proved (Norw. archd. C.) ' of Norwich, clerk,' 1668-9.

Cole, Thomas : son of Roger Cole, gent, deceased. Bom at Lamarsh, Essex.
School, Bures, under Mr Bridon, three years. Age 17. Admitted sizar,
April 2, 1638. Surety, the Master, Thomas Bachcroft, D.D.

B.A. 1641-2. Scholar, Mich' 1638 to Mich' 1642. There was a Grace
(Feb. 14, 1641-2) to admit him to his degree, though absent ^'gravi cruris
Isesione et sanguinis profluvio."

Newcomen, Nicholas : son of Thomas Newcomen, gent., of Withem, Lincolnshire.
Bom at Saltfleetby (St Clement :—bapt. Oct. 21, 1621). Schools, Alford,
under Mr Bennet, and Saltfleetby, under Mr Witton, six years. Age 17.
Admitted to the scholars' table, June 1, 1638. Surety, Mr Salter.

Scholar, Christ' 1639 to Mich* 1641. Of Theddlethorpe, Lines., Esq.
Married Mildred, daughter of Henry Ayscough, of Mablethorpe. Buried at
Theddlethorpe. Will proved (Line. C. C.) March 7, 1680-1. Leaves land and
houses in Mablethorpe, &o, : son Nicholas, exor.

Jackson, Richard : son of Thomas Jackson, rector of Itteringham, Norfolk. Edu-
cated at Aykham, under Mr Clare. Age 17. Admitted sizar, June 13, 1638.
Surety, Mr Ellis.

B.A. 1641-2. Scholar, Mich* 1639 to Christ* 1643. Ordained deacon
(Norw.) June 12, 1642; as curate of Calthorpe, Norf. Referred to the
Assembly of Divines, Nov. 3, 1646, for the church of Alby, Norf. Ordained
priest, by Bp Jos. Hall, Feb. 16, 1648-9. Rector of Beeston St Laur., Norf.,
1658-71. Vicar of Barton Turf, Norf., to 1671. Buried at Beeston, Feb. 12,
1670-1.

332 OONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Robinson, Richard : son of John Robinson, pipe maker (' tabulorum niootianomm
artifex') of the parish of St Sepulchre, London. School, the Charterhouse,
under Mr Brookes, four years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table,
June 19, 1638. Surety, Mr Salter.

Scholar, L. Day 1639 to L. Day 1640.

Blundell, George : son of G^rge Blundel], Esq., deceased ('* slaine at the He of
Rhe,'' Beds, Vis,), Bom at Cardington, Beds. School, Sutton, two years,
under Mr Joseph Kempe. Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors'
table, June 25, 1638. Surety, Mr Salter.

Admitted at Lincoln's Inn, Jan. 29, 1639. Of Sawston, Cambs., Esq. ;
whence he joined the king's quarters about March, 1642. Ck>mpounded for
his estates, £338. In Aug. 1659, perhaps prisoner in the Gatehouse (Col, of
State Papers), His mother and he petition the king, Sept. 1660, that 'passing
through Lichfield on their way from Ireland, during the rebellion, the (royalist)
governor seized £2000 of their plate, to pay his troops, which had not been
repaid. The king cannot pay at present, but recommends him to General
Albemarle for employment in his forces' {Col, of State Papers). Afterwards of
Cardington, Beds. Knighted at Windsor, Ap. 17, 1661. He took an active
part against the Nonconformists of Beds., and was one of the justices who sent
Bunyan to prison in 1671, and signed for his final arrest in 1675. (J. B.)
Died Nov. 11, 1688. Buried in Cardington: M. I. composed by himself.
Author : — Remarks upon a treatise of Human Reason and upon Mr Warren's
late defence of it, 1683.

Sherman, Ralph : son of Ralph Sherman, deceased, late rector of Ickburgh, Norfolk
(formerly of the college; p. 129). Bom there. School, Bury St Edmunds,
four years. Age 17. Admitted sizar of Mr Howes, June 26, 1638. Surety,
l^r Salter

B.A. 1641-2. Scholar, Mich* 1641 to L. Day 1643.

Russell, John : son of Robert Russell, woollendraper, of Blakeney, Norfolk. Bom
there. Schools, Holt, under Mr Tallis, three years ; and Norwich, under Mr
Loveringe, one year and a half. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table^
Sep. 12, 1638. Surety, Mr Moore.

Scholar, Christ* 1639 to L. Day, 1641. Admitted at Gray's Inn, Feb. 22,
1640-1.

Mich" 1638— Mich" 1639.

Fotherley, John : (eldest) son of Thomas Fotherley, Esq., of Rickmansworth,
Herts, (formerly of the college ; p. 163). Bom in the parish of St Margaret,
Westminster. Educated at homa Age 16. Admitted fellow-commoner,
Oct. 13, 1638. Surety, Mr Moore.

Of Rickmansworth, Esq. Sheriff of Herts., 1652. An earnest royalist,
like his father : his representatives preserve an acknowledgment by Charles II.
of £100 lent to him. Married Dorothy, daughter of Sir Ralph Whitfield,
knt. In 1670 he rented, of the college, the manor of Croxley, Rickmansworth.
Having no surviving issue his estate passed to nephews. Died Jan. 4,
1702-3 : buried at Rickmansworth (v. Clutterbuck, i. 188).

Lathum, Hamlet: son of Ralph Lathum, Esq., of the parish of St Martin,
Ironmonger Lane (*St M Pomroy'), London. Bom there. At school in
Aldermanbury, three years. Age 15. Admitted fellow-commoner, Oct. 17,
1638. Surety, Mr Moore.

Admitted at the Middle Tempie, March 18, 1635 : ''son and heir of Ralph
Lathum, Master of the Bench.'' The father was of Upminster, Essex :
admitted at the Inner Temple, Jan. 24, 1606.

1638—1639. 333

Bonner, Richard : son of Richard Bonner, saltfishmonger (* salsamentarius '), of the
parish of St Mai^aret, Westminster. Bom in King Street. School, West-
minster, six years. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table, Oct. 23, 1638.
Surety, Mr Salter.

B.A. 1642-3: M.A. 1646. Incorporated at Oxford, 1647. Scholar,
Mich* 1639 to Mich* 1646. Obtained a presentation from the king to the
rectory of Chailey, Suss., Sep. 1, 1660 ; but was never instituted, the living
not being vacant

Dawney, John : son of Thomas Dawney (formerly of the college; 1604), rector of
Salthouse, Norfolk. Bom there. School, Holt, under Mr TalUs, two years.
Age 18. Admitted to the scholars' table, Nov. 8, 1638. Surety, Mr Moore.
Brother of Edward, 1634.

Shene, William : son of Christopher Shene, rector of Cockley Cley, Norfolk. Bom
at Lexham. Schools, Tittleshall, under Mr Harris, and Westfield, under Mr
Chapman, six years. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table, Nov. 9, 1638.
Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1642-3. Scholar, Mich* 1639 to L. Day 1644. Ordained priest
(Bp Joseph Hall) Ap. 5, 1651. Rector of Lit Fransham, Norf., 1652-67:
"no institution thereupon, or only by Act of Parliament " (Consig, Bk, 1662).
Buried at Fransham, Aug. 3, 1667. Brother of Luke, 1640.

Southwel, John: son of Donsan Southwel, gent, of Morton, Norfolk. Bom at
Elingston on Thames. School, Aylsham, four years, under Mr Clare. Age 17.
Admitted to the scholars' table, Dec. 1, 1638. Surety, Mr Blankes.

Scholar, Mich* 1639 to Mich* 1642. Perhaps admitted at Leyden, Aug. 3,
1643 : if so, probably the John Southwell, MD., of St Dunstan in the West,
who was bound in two sureties, at £250 each, to quit in five days (CcU, of
State Pap,, 1650). 'Denzany Southwell' is entered in the Via, of Norf,
M. I. to his mother in Morton church.

Dickenson, Roger : son of John Dickenson, head master of the school at Bury St
Echnunds. Bom there. At school six years, under his father. Age 16.
Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, Jan. 17, 1638-9. Surety, Mr
Moore.

Bemey, Richard, Esq.: (second) son of Richard Bemey, bart., of Reedham,
Norfolk. Bom there. Educated at home, under Mr King, seven years.
Age 17. Admitted fellow-commoner, Jan. 25, 1638-9. Surety, Mr Blankes.
Admitted at Gray's Lin, Jan. 23, 1639-40. Inherited his father's estate
at Reedham. Sheriff of Nori, 1662, 1670. Married Mary, daughter of Sir
Jacob Garrard, of Langford, Bart, and had issue. Died Jan. 28, 1678-9 ;
buried at Reedham. Brother of Thomas, 1637. (Carthew, ii. 430.)

Oakes, James : son of Richard Oakes, gent., attorney at law, of the parish of St
Stephen, Norwich. Bom there. At school, under Mr Stonham, six years.
Admitted Jan. 30, 1638-9.

Admitted at Gray's Lin, Feb. 10, 1636-7. James Oakes, gent., was buried
at St Stephen's, Norwich, " from the City gaol," Nov. 18, 1677 (parish reg.),

Oakes, Richard : brother of the abova Bom in the parish of St Stephen, Norwich.
At school under Messrs Stoneham and Lovering, seven years. Age 15. Ad-
mitted to the scholars' table, Jan. 30, 1638-9. Surety, Mr Blankes.
B.A. 1642-3 : M.A. 1646. Scholar, Christ* 1638 to Mich* 1644.

Wilbore, Robert : son of Lawrence Wilbore, gent., deceased, of Balne (in West
Riding), Yorkshire. Bom at Norton. School, Wakefield, under Mr Doughty,
four years. Age 24. Admitted pensidner to the bachelors' table, Jan. 28,
1638-9. Surety, Mr Salter.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, Dec. 20, 1637.

334 GONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Norton, John: son of St^hen Norton, rector of Naughton, Suffolk. Bom at
Sibton. Educated, under Messrs Pattison and Polled, seven years. Age 17.
Admitted to the scholars' table, Jan. 30, 1638-9. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A 1642-3. Scholar, Mich* 1641 to Mich' 1643. Probably the same
who was commended (then B.A) Aug. 18, 1645, to the vicarage of Canfield,
Essex, by the Pari. Committee, if t£e Assembly of Divines should see fit
to ordain him for it ; who subscribes the bishop's book, Jan. 30, 1648-9 (then
M.A) as rector of Naughton, where he receives £20 from the Ckmimittee,
May 20, 1658 (Lamb. MS. 995, p. 173). If so, he was ordained deacon and
priest (Norw.) Aug. 21, 1662 ; and was rector of Wattisfield, Suff., 1658-90.
Buried there, Oct. 15, 1690. Will proved (Norw. C. C.) 1690.

Gawdy, Robert : (sixth) son of Framlingham Gawdy, Esq., Bom at East E[arling,

Norfolk. School, Thetford, under Messrs Smith and Ward, seven years.

Age 16. Admitted to thesdiolars' table, Feb. 4, 1638-9. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A 1642-3 : M.A. 1646. Scholar, Christ- 1639 to Mich- 1645. See

William, of 1629.

Barber, Francis : son of Edmund Barber, husbandman, deceased. Bom at
Bedisham, Suffolk. School, Botesdale, under Mr Easton, three years. Age 16.
Admitted, Feb. 13, 1638-9, sizar of his surety, Mr Rant.

B.A. 1642-3 : M. A 1646. Scholar, Mich- 1642 to Mich- 1646. Vicar of
Stoke H. Cross, 1663. Licensed as curate of Bylaugh, Norf., Oct. 29, 1673 :
of Marlingford, Feb. 12, 1673-4: of Westfield, 1681: and also to other
subsequent curiacies.

Trew, William: son of Robert Trew, saltfishmonger ('salsamentarius'), of the
parish of St Simon, Norwich. Bom there. At school, under Messrs Briggs
and Loveringe, five years. Admitted to the scholars' table, Feb. 26, 1638-9.
Surety, Mr Salter.

Ordained deacon (Norw.) Dec. 24, 1643. Perhaps minister of St Simon
and St Jude, Norwich : buried there 1655.

Childerston, Thomas : son of Anthony Childerston (or Chesson), gent. Bom in
Lakenheath, Suffolk. Schools, Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge, four years,
under Messrs Dickenson and Watson. Age 16. Admitted to tiie scholars'
table, March 4, 1638-9. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A 1642-3: M.A 1646. Scholar, Mids' 1640 to Mich- 1646. Pedigree
(*Cheston') in Vis. of Suff. 1612.

Scott, Christopher : son of Robert Scott, gent., of Letton, Norfolk. Bom there.
Educated, under Messrs Canham and Brame, four years, and at Wymondham
School, under Mr Locke, three years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars'
table, March 25, 1639. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A 1642-3: M.A 1646. Scholar, Mids' 1640 to Mich- 1646. The
Essex nonconformist of this name was probably his contemporary at Christ's
College.

Burlingham, John : son of Robert Burlingham, weaver. Bom at Whatfield
Suffolk. School, Botesdale, under Mr Easton, seven years. Age 17. Ad-
mitted, April 18, 1639, sizar of his surety, Mr Buckenhfun.
B.A 1642-3.

Lombe, Edward : son of John Lombe, draper, of Norwich. Bom there, in the
parish of St Peter. Schools, North Walsham, under Mr Agurs, one year, and
Norwich under Mr Levering, a year and a half. Age 16. Admitted to the
scholars' table, April 23, 1639. Surety, Mr Salter.

B.A. 1642-3. Scholar, Mids' 1639 to Mich- 1643. Admitted at Gray's
Inn, June 7, 1643. An Edward Lombe, gent., died at Cawston, Norf., 1670.
M. T. there.

1639. 335

Leman, Lister : son oi John Leman, gent, deceased. Bom at Alpheton, Suffolk
(bapt. Jan. 3, 1621-2). School, Bury, four years. Age 17. Admitted sizar
of Mr Sedgewick, April 24, 1639. Surety, Mr Salter.
His mother was Priscilla, daughter of Randolph Lister.

Crooke, Walter: son of Roger Crooke, gent., deceased, of Hammersmith. Ad-
mitted first at Magdalen Hall, Oxford; resided there two years, after pro-
ceeding to the degree of B.A. Afterwards admitted here, at the age of 22,
pensioner to the bachelors' table, March 26, 1630. Surety, Mr Salter.

Matriculated at Magdalen Hall, Oxford, Oct. 11, 1633: B.A. (Oxford)
June 25, 1636. Incorporated at Cambridge as B.A. and M.A. 1639.
Graduated here, owing to the greater stringency, as to residence, &c., intro-
duced at Oxford. His degree was protested against in a letter to Abp Laud,
quoted by Cooper (Annals, iii. 292), from some one who had opposed the grace,
and s^s ** Hereby I have procured many frowns and some adversaries in
Caius College.'' Of St Giles, Middx. Married Mercy, daughter of Edward
Archbold, of St Clement's parish. Will proved Ap. 18, 1642 (Co/, of Com. far
Advance of Money),

Annitstead, William: son of William Armitstead, rector of Morston, Norfolk.
Bom there. School, Lynn, over four years. Age 18. Admitted, May 16,
1639, pensioner to the bachelors' table. Surety, Mr Moore.

Bettenham, George: son of John Bettenham, Esq., of Pluckley, Kent. Bom
there. School, Ashford, under Mr Piggott, three years. Age 16. Ad-
mitted to the bachelors' table, June 10, 1639. Surety, Mr Harrison, fellow.
(Re-admitted, as fellow-commoner, March 19, 1639—40.)

Grey, Tliomas : son of William Grey, gent. Bom in Aldeburgh, Suffolk. School,
Eye, under Mr Hall, six years. Age 16. Admitted sizar, June 18, 1639.
Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1642-3 : M.A. 1646. Ordained deacon (Line.) May 28, 1643 : priest
(do.) June 16, 1644. Perhaps Vicar of Wickhambrook in 1649. Rector of
Cavendish, Suff., 1655-1705 (instituted 1661). Married Elizabeth, daughter
of James Seamier, of Wolterton, Norf., through whom he inherited an estate
there. Died March 18, 1704-5. M. I. at Cavendish to Thomas Grey, alias
Bishop, rector for 50 years. He founded the grammar school at Cavendish.

Howgrave, Heniy : son of Henry Howgrave, rector of Horstead, Norfolk. School,
North Wahiiam, under Mr Agurs, four years. Age 16. Admitted to the
scholars' table, June 27, 1639. Surety, Mr Salter.

B.A. 1642-3. Scholar, L. Day 1640 to Mich* 1644. Subscribes the
bishop's book as rector of Lessingham, Norf., July 13, 1647 : there till 1662.

Cropley, Robert : son of Daniel Cropley, M.B., gent., of Ely. Bom there. At school
there, under Mr Hitch, three year& .^B;e 17. Admitted sizar, June 21,
1639. Surety, the Master, Dr Bachcroft

B.A. 1642-3. Scholar, Mic& 1639 to Mich* 1643. Robert Cropley, B.A.
'clericus parochialis,' obtained a licence as schoolmaster from the Abp. of
Canterbury, Ap. 22, 1662.

Luckin, Capell: son of William Luckin, bart. Bom in Great Baddow, Essex.
School, Stortford, under Mr Leigh, eight years. Age 16. Admitted fellow-
oonmioner, June 27, 1639. Surety, Mr Moora

Admitted at lancoln's Inn, June 17, 1640. Of Messing Hall, Essex,
baronetb M.P. for Harwich in the Parliaments of 1648, 60, 64. Married
Mary, daughter oi Sir Harbottle Grimstone, Bart Brother of William,
1650. (Morant, ii. 91, 177.)

336 GONYILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Rose, Humfrey: son of Christopher Rose, alderman, of Cambridge (bapt. at
St Clement's, Sep. 7, 1623). Bom there, in the parish of St C^ementC At
the Perse school, four years, under Messrs Levering and Watson. Age 16.
Admitted fellow-commoner, June 27, 1639. Surety, Mr Moore.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, March 21, 1640-1, ht>m Barnard's Inn. The
father was a prominent townsman : sheriff of the county ; twice mayor o^
and benefactor to the town. (Cooper, Ann, in. 514.)

Barnard, Edmund : son of John Barnard, gent., of Wymondham, Norfolk. Bom
there. Schools, Wymondham, under Mr Lock, four years; and Norwich
under Mr Levering, one year. Admitted, July 2, 1639, pensioner to the
bachelors' table. Surety, Mr Salter.

Bucknam, John : matriculated pensioner, July 4, 1639.

Craford, Robert : son of Thomas Craford, baker, of the parish of Little St Mary,
Cambridge. Bom there. At the Perse School, under Messrs Levering and
Watson, five years. Age 16. Admitted sizar of his surety, the said Mr
Watson, July 16, 1639.

B.A 1643-4: M.A 1647. Scholar, Chrisf 1639 to Mich* 1647. Usher
of the Perse School, 1644-55. He was dismissed by the college, — the
governors, — Feb. 1653-4, for his scandalous barbarity to the boys, and his
insolence to the headmaster. He appealed to the King's Bench for resti-
tution. It was decided that this could not be granted^ and he was referred to
the Chancellor. (Stillingfleet, Bed, Cases^ ii. 425.) Apparently he was re-
placed on condition of resigning. His petition to the Protector and the
depositions against him are preserved in our treasury (Perse Box), There
is a composition, dated Ap. 17, 1656, by which he resigns his mastership,
but is allowed to retain the house for one year. Minister of Haslingfield,
Cambs., Ap. 1, 1651. Afterwards vicar of East Grinstead, and rector of
Barcombe, Suss. ; till his death in 1683.

Mich' 1639— Mich* 1640.

Catlin, John : son of Thomas Catlin, rector of Brinton, Norfolk (formerly of the
college ; 1610). Bom there, iiducated, under Mr Tallis (at Holt), six years,
and under Mr Levering, at Norwich, one year and a half. Age 16. Ad-
mitted, Aug. 19, 1639, sizar of his surety, Mr Halliburton. Previously ad-
mitted at Christ's College, Jan. 12, 1638-9.

B.A 1642-3. Scholar, Mich* 1639 to Christ* 1643. Probably ordained
deacon and priest (Line.) June 12, 1646. Curate of Hoveton St John, Norf.,
1662. Rector of Belaugh, 1663. In 1670 his father leaves him by will,
"all my books, and my best gown.'' He was presented to his scholarship
by Sir John Heydon, who claimed the right through his great grandfather
Sir Christopher. (Cal. of State Fop, 1639.)

Seaman, Augustine : son of Lionel Seaman, attorney, of Ellough, Suffolk. Bom
there. Schools, Cove, under Mr Rayner, four years; and Ipswich, under
Mr Holt, one year. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, Oct. 3, 1639.
Surety, Mr Halliburton.

B.A. 1643-4. Scholar, Mich* 1640 to Mich* 1644.

*Heame (Heron), John: son of John Heame, cutler, of the parish of Great
St Mary, Cambridge. Bom there (bapt. Feb. 28, 1623-4). At the Perse
School, seven years, under Messrs Loveringe and Watson. Age 16. Ad-
mitted, Jan. 17, 1639-40, sizar of his surety, the Master, Dr Bachcroft.

B.A 1643-4. Scholar, Mich* 1640 to L. Day 1644. Junior fellow,
L. Day 1644 to L. Day 1646.

1639—1640. 337

Saunder, Richard : son of Richard Saunder, gent, of South Lynn, Norfolk. Bom
there. Educated there, under Messrs Rawlingson and Bell, six years. Age 16.
Admitted to the scholars' table, Jan. 17, 1639-40. Surety, Mr Salter.

B.A. 1643-4 : M.A. 1647. Scholar, Mich* 1640 to Mich" 1647. Ob-
tained letters testimonial from the University, Oct. 10, 1651.

Kett, Esau : son of Stephen Kett, butcher, of Wymondham, Norfolk. Bom thera
At school there, seven years, under Mr Lock. Age 16. Admitted, Jan. 21,
1639-40, sizar of Mr Cruso.

B.A. 1643-4. Ordained deacon and priest (Norw.) Sep. 22, 1644, as
curate of Grownthorpe. Vicar of Wicklewood, Norf., 1653-88, and rector of
Crownthorpe, 1657-88. Will proved (Norw. C. C.) 1688 : "Esay."

Vincent, John: son of G^rge Vincent, gent., of Stow, Norfolk. Bom there.
School, Wisbech, under Mr Frisby. Age 16. Admitted sizar, Jan. 22, 1639-
40. Surety, the Master, Dr Bachcroft.

B. A. 1643-4 : M.A. 1647. Scholar, Mich« 1641 to L. Day 1647. Or-
dained priest (Norw.) June 24, 1665; as rector of E. Bilney, Norf.: then
40 years old. Sequestered by the bishop, on account of his absence, 1681
(Carthew, ii. 635). Rector of Bittering, 1665-1709. See J. Vincent of 1643.

Spering, John: of Stififord, Essex: son of Cornelius Spering, Esq., deceased.
Bom in the parish of (St Maiy Magdalen) Milk Street, London. School,
Brentwood, under Mr Lathum, four years. Age 15. Admitted to the
scholars' table, Jan. 27, 1639-40. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1643-4. Scholar, L. Day 1640 to L. Day 1645. Admitted at
Lincoln's Inn, July 14, 1644. John Spering, of London, Esq., was buried at
Stififord, Nov. 18, 1654.

*Bradshaw, Thomas : son of William Bradshaw, carpenter, of Golbome, Lancashire.
School, Winwick, under Mr Pyckerin, seven years. Age 17. Admitted sizar,
Feb. 7, 1639-40. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1643-4 : MA. 1647. Scholar, Mich* 1643 to Mich* 1646. Or-
dained deacon and priest (Line.) May 24, 1646. Junior fellow (sacellanus)
Mids' 1646 to Mich* 1651. Morning lecturer, 1646-9. Rhet. prselector,
1648-9. Perhaps rector of a mediety of Lymm, Chesh., 1662-85: if so,
previously rector of the sequestered living of Grappenhall; ejected 1660
(Walker, ii. 352).

Shene, John: son of Edward Shene (formerly of the college; p. 168), rector of
East Lexham, Norfolk. Bom there. Educated there, under his father, and
at Westfield, under Mr Chapman, half a year. Age 18. Admitted to the
scholars' table, Feb. 25, 1639-40. Surety, Mr Halliburton.

Probably died before Oct. 28, 1648 : the date of his father's will

Sparrow, William: son of William Sparrow, rector of Lammas, Norfolk. Bom
there. School, Norwich, three years, under Mr Lovering. Age 16. Admitted
to the scholars' table, April 1, 1640. Surety, Mr Cmso.

B.A. 1643-4: M.A. 1647. Scholar, Mich* 1641 to Mich* 1646. Probably
vicar of Halstead, Essex, in 1650, <<an able godly preacher": ejected in 1662.
There are entries, May 1655 and Dec. 1656, of £50 to be paid to him as
minister of Halstead {Lamb. 1004, p. 25). Afterwards a nonconformist
minister. Died in Norwich. Buried 1679. (See Davids, Fsseoc^ p. 402.)
Another of these names graduated M.A. at Queens', 1653: probably the
rector of Bildeston, Suff., 1670-85.

Scott, Thomas and Charles : sons of Charles Scott, gent., of Northwold, Norfolk.

Bom at Didlington. Educated at Swaffham, under Mr Dawson. Ages 18

and 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, April 11, 1640. Surety, Mr Salter.

Thomas Scott B.A. 1643-4: M.A. 1647. Scholar, Mich* 1640 to L.

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338 GONVILLE AND GAIUS COLLEGE.

Day 1644. Subscribed for deacon's orders (Norw.) Deo. 20, 1662: ordained
priest Dec. 20, 1663. One of these names was presented by the University
to the rectory of Somersham, Soff., Feb. 4, 1655-6. Brother of Edmund,
p. 341.

Gammon, Roger (matriculated, Richard): son of Richard Gammon, rector of St
Lawrence, Norwich. Bom there. At school there, three years, under
Mr Lovering. Age 17. Admitted, April 16, 1640, sizar of Mr Loveland.
Brother of Richard and John, 1626.

Norris, John: son of Francis Norris, maltster, of the parish of St Andrew,
Norwich (Sheriff of Norwich). Bom there. At school three years, under
Mr Lovering. Age 15. Admitted to the scholars' table, April 8, 1640.
Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A 1643-4. . Scholar, L. Day 1640 to Mids' 1646. Admitted at Lin-
coln's Inn, Ap. 22, 1646. Of Witton, Esq. J. P. Recorder of Norwich
1680-3. Steward of Norwich, 1677-80. Died, Aug. 1, 1701. Married Amy,
daughter of Stephen Edgar of Wallington, Norf. Pedigree in Vis, of 1664.

Colvyle, Thomas : son of John Colvyle, gent., of East Somerton, Norfolk. Bom
there. School, Norwich, under Mr Lovering, three years. Age 17. Admitted
to the scholars' table, April 17, 1640. Surety, the president, Mr Gostlinge.
Scholar, L. Day 1641 to Mich* 1642.

Scariet, Edward : son of Edward Scarlet, deceased, late rector of Little Canfield,
Essex. Bom there. School, Felstead, under Mr Holbech, three years. Age
17. Admitted to the scholars' table, April 20, 1640. Surety, Mr Salter.

Inherited lands at Hinxton, Cambs., from his father, by will, dated 1636,
proved (P. C. C).

Colebrand, William: son of Richard Ck>lebrand, rector of Broughton, Notts.
Bom there. At school (Newark), under Mr Gamble, three years. Age 16.
Admitted to the scholars' table, April 30, 1640. Surety, his brother, a fellow
of the college.

Scholar, L. Day 1641 to L. Day 1644. Brother of Richard, 1629.

Bayes, Robert : son of Thomas Bayes, husbandman, of Kimberley, Norfolk. Bom
at Coston. School, Wymondham, under Mr Lock, five years. Age 17.
Admitted sizar. Surety, Mr Fitlin.

B.A. 1643-4. Doubtless the 'Robert Bayes, clericus,' buried at Alde-
burgb, Norf. Died Dec. 8, 1702, aged 78. M.L there.

Guynne, Rice : son of Rice Guynne, Esq., deceased. Bom at Fakenham, Norfolk.
School, Norwich, about three years, under Mr Lovering. Age 17. Admitted
fellow-commoner. May 4, 1640. Surety, Mr Fitlin.

Of Fakenham, Esq. Married Alice, daughter of Sir Robert Bacon,
baronet, and had issue. Died about 1673. (F.G.)

Bedel, Robert : son of Abraham Bedel, priest. Bom at Castle Camps, Cambs. At
school in Cambridge, under Messrs Lovering and Watson, three years.
Age 18. Admitted sizar, Dec. 18, 1639. Surety, Mr Halliburton.
B.A. 1643-4. Scholar, Mich" 1643 to Mich* 1644.

Wilson, George : son of Thomas Wilson, gent. Bom at Bexwell, Norfolk. School,
Wisbech, under Mr Frisney, eight years. Age 18. Admitted sizar, April 21,
1640. Surety, Mr HaUiburton.

B.A. 1643-4. Scholar, Mich* 1643 to Mids' 1644. One of these names
was vicar of Elsenham, Essex, 1646: augmented by the impropriate rectory
of Gt Dunmow, by the Pari. Committee. Minister of the CltMsiSy 1646.

Mather (matriculated Metham), Thomas : son of John Mather, gent., of Newton,

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1640. 339

Lancashire. Bom there. School, WiQwick, under Mr Pickering, ten years.
Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table, May 25, 1640. Surety, Mr Moore.
(Matriculated as <Metham,' July 11, 1640.)

B.A. 1643-4. Scholar, MichM641 to Mich* 1644.

Pickering, Nathaniel: son of Richard Pickering, master of Winwick School,
Lancashire, lately deceased. Born at Middleton. At school, under his
father. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table, May 25, 1640. Surety,
Mr Moore.

Stratchey (Stretchey), Robert: son of Richard Stratchey, gent., of Ashdon?
(^A^hton*), Essex. Bom there. School, Merchant Taylors'^ under Mr
Augur, seven years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, May 27, 1640.
Surety, Mr Blankes.

B.A. 1643-4: MA. 1647.: M.D. 1658. Scholar, Mich" 1641 to Mich*
1644. Candidate of the Ck>llege of Physicians in 1659. Died Dec. 8, 1704.
Buried at Bishop Stortford ; where there is a monument to him.

Kettle, John: son of John Kettle, of Pulham Market, Norfolk. Bom there.
At school there, two years, under Mr Peake ; and at Diss, two years, under
Mr Lanceter. Age 16. Admitted June 8, 1640. Surety, Mr Moore.

Naylor, William: son of William Naylor, rector of Swanton Novers (*Wood
Swanton'), Norfolk. Bom there. School, Foulsham. Age 16. Aomitted
sizar, June 2, 1640. Surety, Mr Sherringham.

B.A. 1644-5. One of these names was author of a sermon preached at
Derby, 1674, in memory of the death of CoL Cavendish in the Civil Wars.
(See W. N. of 1645.)

Shene, Luke : son of Christopher Shene, rector of Cockley Cley, Norfolk. Bom
at Little Fransham (bapt. Dec. 4, 1623). School, West^eld, three years,
under Mr Chapman. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, June 18,
1640. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1643-4. Ordained deacon (Norw.) Sep. 22, 1644; as curate of
Stanfield, Norf. Vicar of Gooderstone, 1649-82 : subscribes the bishop's
book, June 16, 1649. Rector of Shingham, 1650 to 1662. Married Eleanor

, and had issue. Brother of William, 1638; and perhaps of Christopher,

1618. (v. Carthew, in. 396.)

Smith, Jc^n : son of Edward Smith. Bom in Leeds. At school there eight
years, under Mr Pullein. Age 16. Admitted sizar June 26, 1640. Surety,
Mr Moore.

Brother of Isaac, 1635.

Blankes, Christopher : son oi David Blankes, gent., of Bramerton, Norfolk. Bom
at Kirby. Schools, Yelverton, under Mr Brookes; and Norwich under Mr
Lovering for one year. Age 17. Admitted, July 2, 1640, sizar of his surety,
Mr Blankes.

B.A. 1643-4: M.A. 1647. Oitiained priest (Ardf. and Aghad.) Ap.
29, 1651. Scholar, Mich* 1643 to Mich» 1647. Rector of Yelverton, 1654-
1698. Will proved (Norw. C.C.) 1698.

Greenaway, Theophilus (mistake for Timothy): son of Theophilus Greenaway,
rector of Framingham Earl, Norfolk. Bom at Framingham Pigot. At
school three years under Mr Brookes, afterwards at Norwich under Mr
Lovering. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table, July 3, 1640. Surety,
Mr Blankes.

B.A. 1643-4: M.A. 1647 (* Timothy'). Scholar, Mich* 1642 to Mich«
1644.

Shelley, Thomas: son of Thomas Shelley, D.D., rector of Barton Mills, Suffolk.

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340 OONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Bom there. School, Bury St Edmunds, four years, under Mr Dickinson.
Admitted to the scholars' table, Aug. 5, 1640. Surety, Mr Moore. Previously
admitted at St John's College, May 16, 1639.

Scholar, Mich* 1640 to Mich» 1642. Admitted at Gray's Inn, Feb. 18,
1641-2. Lord of the Manor of Banstead and Nether Hall, Tuddenham,
Suff. Died Oct. 1680. M. I. to him, at Tuddenham ; and to his wife Frances,
daughter of Edmund Asty, Esq. Will of Thomas Shelley, gent., of Bury
St Edmunds, proved (Norw. C. C.) 1680. Pedigree in Vis. of Suff., 1664.

Barlow, Hugh : son of Robert Barlow, carpenter, of Broughton, Notts. School,
Newark, seven years, under Mr Gamble. Age 17. Admitted sizar, July 4,

1 640. Surety, Mr Colebrand.

Ordained deacon (Chich.) Feb. 14, 1662-3. Vicar of Ruddington, Notts.;
buried there March 8, 1682.

Browne, Robert : son of Robert Browne, gent., of Happisburgh, Norfolk. Bom
there (bapt. June 16, 1622). School, Norwich, under Mr Loveringe, three
years. Age 18. Admitted to the scholars' table, July 9, 1640. Surety,
Mr Moore.

*Gostlin, John : son of William Gostlin, merchant and alderman of Norwich.
Bom in the parish of St Simon. At school six years under Messrs Briggs
and Levering. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, Sep. 16, 1640.
Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1644-6: M.A. 1648. Scholar, Mich* 1640 to Mids' 1648. For a
short time a fellow : deprived as a delinquent in 1649. Died before May 8,
1657, in debt to the college. His books were sold, by a decree taken
out in the Vice-Chancellor's Court, to pay his debt of £5. Is. Od.

Owen, John : of Wales : son of Hugh Owen, gent. Bom at Uanfaethly,
Anglesey. Educated under Mr Meredith; and in Cambridge, under Mr
Watson. Age 16. Admitted, Sep. 26, 1640, pensioner to the bachelors'
table. Surety, Mr Moore.

Perhaps the John Owen of '* Beroycha," Anglesey, matriculated at Hart
HaU, Oxford, July 8, 1642 : age 18.

Mich* 1640— Mich» 1641.

Redman, John : son of John Redman, of Tottenham Court, citizen and merchant
of London. Bom at Ludgate Hill. School, Newport, under Mr WoUey,
five years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, Oct. 17, 1640. Surety,
Mr Halliburton.

B.A. 1644-5 : M.A 1648 : D.D. (lU. reg.) 1661. Scholar, Mich- 1640 to
Mich* 1648. Rector of Willingale Doe, Essex, 1658 to his death in 1670.
Vicar of Halstead, 1662-70.

Cotton, John: son of John Cotton, knt., of Ditton-Camwayes, alias Wood-Ditton,
Cambs. Born there. Educated, under Dr Jones and Mr Cory, five years.
Admitted, fellow-commoner, Oct. 6, 1640. Surety, Mr Moore.

M.A. 1642 : one of those created by royal mandate on the visit of the
Prince of Wales. Unless there were two of the name in the same neighbour-
hood, he must be the Sir John Cotton, bom 1615, who was created baronet

1641. Married Jane, daughter of Sir Edward Hinde, of Madingley, Cambs.
A distinguished royalist : one of those who escorted the plate from Cambridge
to Oxford for the king. Died March 25, 1689 : buried at Landwade. Sir John
Cotton, of Westminster and Landwade, was assessed at £1000, June 9, 1645 :
compounded for a fine of £340 : ' since then he has married Jane Hinde, by
whom he had £700.' (Col. of Com. for Compou/nding.)

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1640—1641. 341

Scott, Edmund: son of Charles Soott, gent., of Northwold, Norfolk. Bom at
Didlington. Educated, under Mr Dawson, five years. Age 16. Admitted
to the scholars' table, Oct 12, 1640. Surety, Mr Salter.

Scholar, Mich* 1641 to Mich* 1643 : (either this student, or his brother
Charles, or Thomas).

Naylor, flichard : son of Joshua Naylor, doctor (* medicus \ of Great Pamdon,
Essex. Bom there. School, Bishop Stortford, under Mr Leigh, two years.
Age 20. Admitted to the scholars' table, Oct. 16, 1640. Surety, Mr
Salter.

M.B. and M.D. from Magdalen Hall, Oxf., July 19, 1655.

Welles, Robert: (eldest) son of William Welles, gent., deceased, late rector of
Rougham, Suffolk. Bom there. School, Botesdale, under Mr Neave, two
years. Age 17. Admitted fellow-commoner, Feb. 16, 1640-1. Surety, Mr
Moore.

Admitted at Lincoln's Inn, Feb. 5, 1644-5. Presented books to our
Library, 1643; 'as a token of gratitude, and to encourage mathematical
studies ' : amongst them Aguillonii optica^ Alphonai tahtUce^ &c, (Annals). His
father by will (P.C.C.) dated Aug. 25, 1635, leaves him his manor of Shimpling
Thome, dsc : he to present his brother to the living if he be fit. (J. J. M)

SiUott (SiUet), John : son of John SiUott, gent., of Bardwell, Suffolk. Bom thera
School, Diss, Norfolk, under Mr Lanceter, two years. Age 18. Admitted
sizar, Feb. 17, 1640-1. Surety, Mr Moore. Previously admitted at St John's
Collie, May 21, 1640.

B.A. 1643-4 : M.A. 1647. Mentioned in the will of his mother's brother,
Sir Charles Crofts, 1657. (J. J. M.)

Qotobet) Thomas : son of Tobias Gotobet, butcher, of Ely, Cambs. Bom there,
and at school, under Mr Hitch, three years. Age 18. Admitted sizar,
March 3, 1640-1. Surety, Mr Haliburton.

B.A. 1644-5: M.A. 1648. Scholar, Mich* 1643 to Mich* 1648. Vicar
of Manea, 1661. Rector of Coveney, Cambs., 1663-1703. In 1685 the value
is returned as £60, less the stipend of a curate at Manea : the church in bad
repair (Gamb. Ant. Soc. Vol. m. 331). Buried at Coveney, Oct 20, 1703.

Timpey, Ceorge, MA., 1641. (Mistake for Impey, of p. 315.)

Turfett, Ceorge: son of Edward Turfett, proctor in the Episcopal Court of
Norwich. Bom in the parish of St Stephen. At school, under Mr Levering,
four years. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table, March 24, 1640-1.
Surety, Mr Wakeman.

Scholar, L. Day 1641 to Mich* 1643.

Cocke, Christopher : son of Robert Cocke, gent., of Fomcett, Norfolk. Bom there.
Sichool, Diss, under Mr Lanceter, four years. Age 16. Admitted to the
scholars' table, March 24, 1640-1. Surety, Mr Buxton.
Scholar, Mich* 1642 to Mich* 1644.

Salter, Edmund : son of Robert Salter, gent., of Tottington, Norfolk. Bom at
Fressingfield, Suffolk. School, Thetford, under Mr Ward, six years. Age 17.
Admitted to the' scholars' table, April 10, 1641. Surety, Mr Sftlter.

B.A. 1644-5: MA. 1648. Scholar, L. Day 1642 to Mich* 1644. Lord
of a manor in Tottington.

Howard, John: son of William Howard, goldsmith, of Cambridge (bapt. 'Hay-
ward,' at Gt St Mary's, Ap. 19, 1625). At the Perse school, under Messrs
Lovering and Watson, five years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table,
April 10, 1641. Surety, Mr Watson.

342 GONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

B.A. 1644-5 : M.A. 1648. Scholar, Mids' 1641 to Mids' 1648. Perhaps
vicar of Thurston, Suff., 1675-85 ; and rector of Westhorpe, 1685-8. Another
of the same names, vicar of Stantonbury, Bucks., 1675-8 ; and of Newport
PagneU, 1678-85.

Wood, Robert : son of John Wood, clerk : vicar of Gayton, Norfolk. Bom at
Rougham. School, Lynn, under Mr Bell, three years. Age 16. Admitted
to the scholars' table, April 13, 1641. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1644-5. Scholar, Mich' 1642 to Christ' 1647. Perhaps rector of
S. Wootton, Norf., 1666. Subscribed XIO to the royal loan in that year.

Morrant) Joseph : son of William Morrant, of Norwich, priest Bom in the parish
of St Michael (bapt. at St Mich. Coslany, June 1, 1626). At school, under
Messrs Brigges and Loveringe, six years. Age 15. Admitted sizar, April 13,
1641. Surety, Mr Wakeman.

B.A. 1644-5: MA. 1648. Scholar, Mich- 1641 to Mids' 1646. "Appeared
before the Presbytery (Fourth ClasHs, Province of London) and brought with
him a title for Cost^sey in Norfolk, as also a testimonial of his life and
conversation": Nov. 23, 1649. "Was examined of the Grace of God in
him... had a thesis given him to write upon, 'an in renatis peccatapuniuntur '.''
Nov. 26. Ordained at St Leonards Eastcheap, Nov. 29. Approved by the
Committee for the approbation of public preachers, Ap. 9, 1658, for Cromer,
and in June 1658 receives a yearly grant there of X15 (Lamb, MS. 968,
p. 115). Ordained deacon and priest (Norw.) Nov. 10, 1661. Rector of
Westfield, Norf., 1663-70. His father was of the college, 1589.

Wortes, Richard : son of Richard Wortes, gent., of Tmnch, Norfolk. Bom there
(bapt. May 30, 1623). School, Wolterton, under Mr Wolsey, four years.
Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table, April 14, 1641. Surety, Mr
Moore.

B.A. 1644-5 : M.A. 1648. Scholar, Christ" 1642 to Mich' 1645. Rector
of Foulsham and Guestwick. Ejected in 1662, and suffered on account of
non-conformity. Afterwards licensed as nonconformist minister at Guestwick,
1672, till his death. "The Dissenting Church in and about Guestwick, sat
down in Gospel order in the end of 1652, and chose Mr Richcuxl Worts for
their pastor, who with fidelity and success laboured amongst them till his
death about May 6, 1686 " (Browne, Nor/, p. 324). Will proved (Norw. C. C.)
May 22, 1686 : leaves an estate at launch to son Philip : mentions wife
Fnmces, and daughters Susanna and Abigail

Long, Henry : son of Robert Long, gent., of Foulden, Norfolk. Bom at Hingham.
School, Swaffham, under Mr Dawson, four years. Age 17. Admitted to
the scholars' table, April 15, 1641. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1644-5 : M.A. 1648. Incorporated at Oxford May 30, 1650. Scholar,
Mich' 1641 to Mich' 1648. Fellow of Oriel College,- by the Parliamentary
visitors, 1648 : delegate of the visitors 1649, vacated 1652 (J. F.). Rector of
Barrow, Suffolk, 1651 to 1685. Ordained deacon (Norw.) Sep. 21, 1661 :
priest, Sep. 22. Married (1) Judith, daughter of Richard Moseley, of Ouseden,
Suff., (2) Mary, daughter of John Quarles, D.D., archdeacon of Northants. ;
and had issue by both. Subscribed XIO to the royal loan, 1666. Died Nov. 1,
1685: buried at Barrow. WiU proved (Archd. Sudb.) Nov. 30, 1685.
(F. G.)

Nailour, Richard : son of William Nailour, Esq., of Offord-Darcy, Hunts. School,
Sutton, Beds., four years, under Mr Kempa Age 17. Admitted to the
bachelors' table, April 24, 1641. Surety, Mr Salter.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, Nov. 7, 1644. Brother of WUliam, 1645.

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Grimsby, John : son of Thomas Grimsby, gent., of Benhall, Suffolk. Bom there.
Educated, under Mr White, four years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars'
table, April 28, 1641. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1644-5. Scholar, Christ' 1643 to Mich* 1645.

French, Jeremiah : son of Thomas French, gent., of Knettishall, Suffolk. Bom at
Saxmundham. School, Benhall, under Mr White, four years. Age 16. Ad-
mitted to the scholars' table, April 28, 1641. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1644-5: M.A. 1648. Scholar, Mich- 1643 to Mich- 1645. After
leaving Cambridge he went with Dr Whichcote into Somerset. Married a
lady of some fortune at Clifton, Dorset. Invited as minister to Newport,
Isle of Wight. In consequence of his bold comments, in a sermon, upon
the hurrying of Charles I. from Carisbrook, he was imprisoned for three
months in the castle, and afterwards tried for his life in London: escaped
on promising not to preach in Newport again. Afterwards minister of Yeovil ;
and of South Perrott, 1652-62. After his ejection he lived on his estate
at Bradford Abbas, preaching in the neighbourhood. Losing his indulgence
he was pursued with warrants for his arrest, so that he could not return to see
his wife on her death bed. Died May 10 or 11, 1685. (Calamy ii. 375.)

Durand, Thomas : son of Edmund Durand, gent., of Brumstead, Norfolk. Bom
there. School, Norwich, under Mr Loveringe, four years. Age 17. Ad-
mitted sizar of the president, Mr Gostlin, May 4, 1641. Surety, Mr Salter.
B.A. 1644-5. Scholar, Mich- 1643 to Mich- 1648.

Jones, Roland : son of William Jones, gent., of Pentraeth, Isle of Anglesey. Bom
there. School, Beaumaris, under Mr Yaughan, eight years. Age 16. Ad-
mitted to the scholars' table. May 11, 1641. Surety, Mr Moore.

Prujean, Thomas: son of Francis Prujean, M.D., of London (formerly of the
college; 1610). Bom in the parish of St Alban, Wood Street. School,
St Paul's under Dr Gill, two years. Age 18. Admitted pensioner to the
bachelors' table. May 15, 1641. Surety, Mr Moore. Previously admitted at
Trinity HaU.

M.D. of Franeken : incorporated at Cambridge, 1649. Fellow of the
College of Physicians, 1657, to which he presented a valuable set of surgical
instruments. Died 1662 : buried at Homchurch, Essex. Several members of
the family were Romanists, and a son of his entered a monastery in Flanders
(v. Munk's i?o^. 1 Author: AttrorcUa (poems), 1644.

March (Marsh), William : son of Humberston March, Esq., of Thetford, Isle of
Ely. Bom at Haddenham (bapt. there, 1625). School, Ely, under Mr Hitch,
seven years. Age 15. Admitted pensioner to the baichelors' table. May 15,
1641. Surety, Mr Moora

B.A. 1644-5. Admitted at Gra/s Inn, Feb. 6, 1644-5. Married
Elizabeth, daughter of William Farmer of Fulboum, Cambs. J. P. for Isle
of Ely. Died in 1700; buried at HaddenhaoL (Davy.) Pedigree in Vis. of
Cambs,, 1619.

Sherwood, John : son of John Sherwood, gent., deceased, of Hoxne, Suffolk. Bom
there. At school there, under Mr Hall, seven years. Age 16. Admitted to
the scholars' table, June 1 1, 1641. Surety, Mr Buxton.

B.A. 1644-5 Scholar, Mich- 1643 to Christ- 1646. Probably rector of
St Martin Orgar, London, 1666 : burnt out in the fire the same year. Will
proved (P. C. C.) by his widow Mary, Dea 20, 1680. One of these names
was rector of N. Repps, Norf., 1669.

344 GONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Roberts, Thomas: son of John Roberts, gent, of Perleston, alias Billingf<Mnd,
Norfolk. School, Hoxne, Suffolk, under Mr Hall, seven years. Age 17.
Admitted sizar, June 11, 1641. Surety, Mr Buxton.

B.A. 1644-5: M.A, 1648: B.D. 1662. Scholar, Mich- 1644 to Mich- 1648.
Morning lecturer, 1646-7. Ordained priest (Bp Joseph Hall) Sep. 24, 1651
Vicar of Swaffham, Norf., 1655 : approved by the Pari. Committee, Nov. 28.
(Lamb. 968, p. 39.). Vicar of Foulden, Norf., 1662-78 ; which he held with
Swaffham. Will proved (Norw. C. C.) 1686 : "of Guestwick."

Godfrey, Henry: son of Anthony Godfrey, clerk, rector of Broughton, Hunts.
Schools, Upwood, under Mr Harvey, four years ; and the Perse School, Cam-
bridge, one year. Age 15. Admitted to the scholars' table, June 21, 1641.
Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1644-5 : M.A. 1648. Scholar, Mich* 1642 to Mich- 1648. Brother
of Richard, below.

Draper, Henry: son of Henry Draper, clerk, deceased (formerly of the college,
1605). Bom in the parish of St Sepulchre, London. At school, under Mr
Perse, in Bishopsgate Street (* in vico ad portam Episcopalem '), two years.
Age 18. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, June 22, 1641. (Re-
admitted, as fellow-commoner, Oct. 27, 1641.)

Rant, Roger: son of Roger Rant, Esq. (formerly of the college; 1613), of Swaff-
ham Prior, Cambs. Bom thera Educated under Mr Jephcott, six years.
Age 16. Admitted feUow-commoner, June 29, 1641. Surety, Mr Rant.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, July 17, 1645. Of Swaffham Prior, Esq.
Married Joan, daughter of John Mead. Died April 27, 1684: buried at
Swaffham. M. I. there. Brother of John, 1643.

Shuldham, Nathanael: son of Francis Shuldham, gent., of Croxton, Norfolk
(formerly of the college; p. 136). Bom at Hingham. School, Lynn, under
Mr Bell, three years. Adiaiittea to the scholars' table, June 29, 1641. Age
16. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1644-5. Scholar, Mich- 1641 to Mich- 1645. Admitted at lincohi's
Inn, June 19, 1645. Of Kettlestone, Norf., Esq. Married (I) Katharine,
daughter of John Thruston, of Hoxne, Esq. (2) Dorothy, daughter of Robert
Eedington, of Hockham, Norf. Died Nov. 25, 1671 : buried at Kettlestone.
Will proved (Norw. C. C.) Oct. 8, 1672. (F. G.) Brother of Lemuel,
1642. Pedigree in Via. of 1664.

Ditchell, John: son of John Ditchell, gent., deceased, of Little Walsingham,
Norfolk. Bom there. Educated under Messrs Bucke, Pearetree and Love-
ringe, seven years. Age 20. Admitted to the scholars' table, June 30,
1641. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1644-5. Scholar, Mich- 1643 to Mich- 1645.

Webbe, John: son of John Webbe, D.D., of Wilsthorpe, Lincolnshire, formerly
fellow of this college (p. 175). Bom at Henley on Thames. Schools,
Westminster, under Mr Busbie; and Stamford, linoolnshire, under Mr
Humfrey, seven years. Age 17. Admitted to tiie scholars' table, July 3,
1641. Surety, Mr Salter.

Godfrey, Richard : son of Anthony Godfrey, clerk, rector of Broughton, Hunts.
Bom there. At the King's College School, Cambridge, under Mr Younge,
four years. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the bc^helors' table, July 5,
1641. Surety, Mr Moore.
Brother of Henry, above.

Allen, John: son of Edmund Allen, deceased, 'propola minutarius' (described as
a haberdasher, in his will), of Ipswich. Born there. At school there, under

1641. 345

Mr Clarke, seven years. Age 15. Admitted to the scholars' table, July 5,
1641. Surety, Mr Moora

Scholar, Mich* 1642 to Mich' 1644.

Daisborough (Disberowe), Oliver: son of Anthony Duisborough, B.D., formerly
fellow of this college (p. 128). Bom at Risby, Suffolk. School, Bury St
Edmunds, under Mr Stevens, three years. Age 15. Admitted sizar, July
6, 1641. Surety, Mr Moore. (Readmitted to the scholars' table, Dec. 24,
1641.)

RA. 1644-5. Scholar, Mich* 1642 to Mich" 1647. Admitted at
Lincoln's Inn, Ap. 14, 1658. Will proved (P. C. C), 1659 "of Lincohi's
Inn." Leaves lands in Stradishall, SuC No children mentioned. (J. J. M.)

^Conway, Thomas: son of G^rge Conway, butler of Jesus College. Bom in
Cambridge. At the Perse School, under Messrs Lovering and Watson, six
years. Age 15. Admitted to the scholars' table, July 20, 1641. Surety,
Mr Watson.

B.A. 1645-6 : M.A. 1649. Scholar, Mich" 1641 to Mids' 1645. Junior
fellow Mids' 1651 to Mich* 1656. Morning lecturer, 1651-2; 1653-5.
University preacher, 1652. Vicar of Kilton, Som., 1661-83. Buried there,
July 4, 1683.

MiCH» 1641— MiCH» 1642.

Clarke, Francis: son of William Clarke, gent., of Great Ayott, Herts: School,
Stevenage, under Messrs Dickenson and Pierson, eight years. Age 16.
Admitted to the scholars' table, Nov. 1, 1641. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1645-6 : M.A. 1649. Scholar, Mich- 1641 to Mich- 1649. He was
summoned before the Conmiittee for regulating the Universities, Aug. 16,
1650; but did not appear. It was apparently for 'not subscribing the en-
gagement.' He held some office in the college, — possibly had just been
elected to a fellowship, — as his place was declared void. {Coll. Af.JS, 621 ;
p. 163.) Francis Clerke, gent., was Conmion Clerk of Berkhamstead in
1659.

Tailor, Thomas: son of Stephen Tailor, gent., of Kimberley, Norfolk. Bom at
Sberringham. School, Wymondham, under Mr Locke, five years. Age 16.
Admitted sizar, Oct. 23, 1641. Surety, Mr RingalL

B.A. 1645-6. Probably the Puritan described by Calamy. 'Being puri-
tanically inclined his father, a great cavalier, took him away (from college),
and placed him in the family of Mr Ripps of Mattishall, whose children he
taught: afterwards master at a school Became a minister, at first at
Norwich and afterwards at Swafifham, where he taught in the Free School.
Ordained to the church at Bury St Edmunds, Jan. 3, 1655-6. Imprisoned
for a year at Bury, after 1662. Then became a tobacconist in London,
preaching there and in Croydon. Finally a minister in Cambridge, where he
succeeded Mr Holcroft in Green Street.' Died Nov. 1700. Buried at
Cambridge. Author: Jacob wrestling with Ood, 1692. The true Light
shining in darkness, 1693. The Muggletonian's Principles, 1695. (Calamy u.
415 ; and Browne, p. 396.)

Stanhope, Michael: son of William Stanhope, Esq., of Linby, Notts. Bom at
Elvaston, Derbyshire. School, Mansfield, under Mr Hallowell, four years.
Age 16. Admitted fellow-commoner, Nov. 15, 1641. Surety, Mr Moore.

Eldest son. Died unmarried. His mother was a Gawdy of Norfolk : his
father was half-brother of Philip, Earl of Chesterfield. (W. A. L.)

346 GONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Dethicke, £dinund : son of Edmund Dethicke, gent., of Newton, Norfolk. Bom
at Harpley. Schools, Rudham, under Mr Robotham, five years; and Norwich,
under Mr Lovering, pne year and a half. Age 15. Admitted to the scholars'
table, Nov. 16, 1641. Surety, Mr Moore. (Brother of John, 1658.)

Scholar, Mich* 1642 to Mich* 1644. Afterwards a merchant in London.
Living, March, 1670. Pedigree in Vis. of London^ 1634.

Burly, William : son of Thomas Burly, gent., of Litcham, Norfolk. Bom there.
School, Tittleshall, under Mr Briggs, eight years. Age 17. Admitted to the
scholars' table, Jan. 20, 1641-2. Surety, Mr Haliburton.

B.A. 1645-6: M.A. 1649. Scholar, Mich* 1642 to Mich* 1649. Of
Gray's Inn, barrister at law. Counsel to the Dean and Chapter of Norwich,
and steward of their manors. Probably son of Thomas, of Belaugh; (Vis.
1664). If so, he married Mary, daughter of Thomas Sayer, Esq., of Essex.
Died Ap. 14, 1683 : age 55. M. I. at Norwich Cathedral

Baist, Thomas: son of Abraham Baist (formerly of the college; 1609), clerk,
vicar of East Tuddenham, Norfolk. School, Norwich, under Mr Lovering,
three years. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table, Jan. 25, 1641-2.
Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1645-6. Scholar, Mids' 1644 to Mich* 1646. Ordained priest
(Bp Jos. Hall) Nov. 30, 1649, as curate of East Tuddenham. Succeeded his
father as vicar, 1677-94. Will proved (Norf. archd. C.) 1694.

Dawson, Charles: son of Charles Dawson, bookbinder, of Cambridge (bapt. Gt
St Mary's, Dec. 29, 1616). At the Perse School, under Mr Lovering, six
years. Admitted sizar, Feb. 21, 1641-2. Surety, Mr Colebrand. Previously
admitted at Clare Hall, Oct 3, 1634.
B.A. 1641-2.

Brityff, Simon: son of Edmund Brityfi^ gent., of Baconsthorpe, Norfolk. Born
there. School, Norwich, under Mr Lovering, three years. Age 17. Ad-
mitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, Feb. 11, 1641-2. Surety, Mr
Haliburton.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, Nov. 7, 1644. Of Cley, Norf., Esq.; J. P.
Married Hester, daughter of Sir Charles Harbord, Knt., of Stanninghall,
Norf., and had issue. He presented to the living of Wood Dalling in 1668.
Pedigree in Via, of Norf , 1664.

Andrewes, John : son of John Andrewes, gent., of Sudbury, Suffolk. Bom in the
parish of St Peter, Sudbury. At school there, under Mr Rash, three years.
Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, Feb. 24, 1641-2. Surety,
Mr Wakeman.

His father, and Oliver Andrewes, both of Sudbury, were impropriators of
the tithes of St Gregory. Judgment was given against them, Ap. 26, 1638,
for non-payment of the curate, &c. {CaL of SUUe Pa^,), The former held part
of the dissolved college of Sudbury, and lands elsewhere. (J. J. M.)

Bozoun,. William : son of Hamon BozouA formerly of the college, 1601), gent., of
Whissonsett, Norfolk. Bom there. School, Hoxne, Suffolk, under Mr Hall,
three years. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table, Mar. 4, 1641-2.
Surety, Mr Haliburton.

B.A. 1645-6. Scholar, Mich* 1642 to L. Day 1648. Second son: living
in 1649, when an indenture (dated Oct. 12) between his father and others,
provides XIO " to be paid for his future livelihood and subsistence during his
life." (Carthew, i. 266.)

Draper, Thomas : son of William Draper, gent. 'Bom at Wentworth, Isle of Ely.
School, Ely, under Mr Hitch, three years. Age 17. Admitted sizar, April
12, 1642. Surety, Mr Blankes.

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B.A. 1645-6. Scholar, Mich* 1644 to Mich* 1646. One of these names
was rector of lit. Gaddesden, Herts., in 1650 ; evicted in 1655 : perhaps the
same who was vicar of Redboum, Herts., 1663.

Martin, William : son of Robert Martin, gent, of Bury St Edmunds. Bom there.
At school there, under Mr Stevens, two years. Age 16. Admitted sizar,
May 31, 1642. Surety, Mr Scarborough

B.A. (Jes.) 1645-6. Ordained priest (Ardf. and Aghad.) July 30, 1652.
Rector of Stanton St John, Suff., 1656-76 : admitted by the FarL Committee.
Married Elizabeth, daughter of John Bull of Wickham Market. Grandfather
of "Tom Martin'' the Norfolk antiquary. Entered his pedigree in the Suff,
Via. of 1664. Died Dec. 1, 1676 : buried at Stanton. Will proved (Archd.
Sudb.) 1676. (J. J. M.)

Pamell, James : son of Richard Pamell, tailor, of the parish of St Mary-le-Bow,
London. Born there. At a private school, under Mr Wise, three years.
Age 16. Admitted to the scholars* table, June 14, 1642. Surety, Mr
Salter.

FitzJohn, Thomas: son of Thomas FitzJohn, tanner, deceased, of Swaffham,
Norfolk. Bom there. At school (there),, under Mr Dawson, five years. Age
17. Admitted sizar, June 24, 1642. Surety, Mr Salter.

Gilbert, John : son of John Gilbert^ vicar of Downham, Norfolk. Bom at Bed-
ingham. Educated under his father. Age 17. Admitted sizar of Mr Fykarell,
July 3, 1642. Surety, Mr Salter.

Referred to in his father^s will (Aug. 1650); " to receive JSIO if he be now
living." Brother of Robert, 1648.

^Linge, William : son of John linge, attomey-at-law, of Marsham, Norfolk.
School, Norwich, under Mr Lovering, five years. Age 16. Admitted to the
scholars' table, Aug. 22, 1642. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A 1646-7 : M.A. 1650. Scholar, Mich- 1642 to Mich- 1650. Junior
fellow, Mids' 1651 to Mich- 1652: senior, Mids' 1654 to L. Day 1666.
Ordained deacon and priest (Bp Brownrigg, of Exeter) Oct. 6, 1658.
Steward, 1654: dean, 1655: rhet. praelector, 1657-60: bursar, 1657-60:
salarist) 1661-3: catechist, 1662-4. University preacher, 1662: scrutator,
1655. Vicar of Rougham, Norf., 1661-2: and rector of Hockwold, 1666-
79. Died, Jan. 13, 1679-80. M. I. in Hockwold church. By his will (dated
June 3, 1676) he left £120 to the college, £20 to be spent in books for the
library: his wife, Amy, executrix. Author of Latin verses prefixed to the
sermon of W. Godman of King's College, preached at St Mary's, Cam-
bridge, on the Thanksgiving Day, May 24, 1660. Also of Greek verses in
the Academim Ccmktbrtffiensia ^wrrpa (a collection of congratulatory poems on
the Restoration) 1660. Several members of our college contributed to these.

Shuldham, Lemuel : son of Francis Shuldham, gent., of Croxton, Norfolk. Bom
at Hingham (bapt. Ap. 4, 1627). School, Lynn, under Mr Bell, four years.
Age 15. Admitted to the scholars' table, Sep. 14, 1642. Surety, Mr
Moore. (Son of Francis, p. 136.)

B.A. 1646-7 : M.A. 1650. Scholar, Mich- 1643 to Mich- 1650. He was
suspended, by the Vice-Chancellor, Dec. 6, 1649, for a time; probably, like
several others at the same time, for 'drinking confusion to Parliament.'
Admitted at Gray's Inn, Feb. 2, 1651-2. Of Walsingham, Esq. Steward

of the college manor at Bumham, 1673. Married Eleanor (F. G.).

Brother of Nathaniel, 1641.

348 QONYILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Mich- 1642— Mich' 1643.

Chawner, Robert : son of Robert Chawner, deceased, of North Walsham, Norfolk:
vicar of Thorpe Market. Bom at Thorpe Market. At school there, under
Messrs Acres and Wames, seven years. Age 17. Admitted sizar, Oct 17,
1642. Surety, Mr Wakeman.

B.A 1646-7. Ordained priest (Bp Joseph Hall) Dec. 17, 1652. Ad-
mitted by the Pari Committee to the rectory of lit. £llingham, Norf., May
23, 1655. WiU proved (Norw. C. C.) 1672 ; "of Ellingham."

Beale, Robert : son of Robert Beale, gent., of Cley, Norfolk. Bom there. School,
Holt) under Messrs Tallis and Witherly, six years. Age 19. Admitted pen-
sioner to the bachelors' table, Oct. 20, 1642. Surety, Mr Wilson.

Bemey, Henry : son of Henry Bemey, Esq., deceased, of Halstead ? (' Horstead '),
Essex. Bom there. School, Saham Toney, under Mr Gilbert, four years.
Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, Nov. 21, 1642. Surety,
Mr Haliburton.

Rant, John : son of Roger Rant, Esq., of Swaffham Prior, Gambs. Bom there.
Educated there, under Mr Jephcott, six years; and at Bury St Edmunds,
under Mr Stephens, one year. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors'
table, Feb. 13, 1642-3. Surety, Mr Moore. (Son of Roger, p. 223.)

LL.B. 1652. Admitted at Gray's Inn, July 17, 1645. Barrister at law :
refused to be bencher (J. Foster). Incorporated at Oxford, 1652. Fellow
of All Souls, Oxford, 1648, "by favour of the Committee and Visitors"
(Wood). Died, Oct. 30, 1696 : buried at Teversham, Gambs. Monument
there to him and to his wife Joan, daughter of Edward Jermy, Esq.; by
whom he had issue (Carthew, iii. 461). Brother of Roger, 1641.

Bradford, Thomas : son of John Bradford, of the parish of St Peter (Mountergate),
Norwich. Bom there. School, Norwich, under Mr Lovennge, three years.
Age 16. Admitted sizar, Feb. 14, 1642-3. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1646-7 : M.A. 1651. Scholar, L. Day 1643 to Mids' 1647. Or-
dained priest (Ardf. and Aghad.) Feb. 11, 1647-8. Curate at Kimberley,
1650. Rector of Winterton and Somerton, 1656-62 : — appointed by the
ParL Committee. Master of Norwich Grammar School in 1667. Chaplain
of Norwich City Gaol: died 1683. Executor of his father's will (P. C. C.)
1658.

Gumble, Thomas : son of John Gumble, of the parish of St Stephen, Norwich. At
school, under Mr Loveringe, three years. Age 16. Admitted sizar, Feb. 14,
1642-3. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1646-7: M.A. 1650: D.D. (lU, reg,) 1661. Said to have been
" vicar of Wycombe, Bucks : formerly burgess for that borough (?), and a zealous
oonmionwealth man " (Brydge's HeaiUuta^ 1. 132). For many years chaplain to
Greneral Monk, whom he accompanied till the general's deatL In the preface
to his Life of Monky 1671, he says "Being obliged to see the general in his
grave, and to do his last duty in that vacation between his Death and
Funeral... to the end of the year 1656 [he] had it by the Duke's own re-
lation... in the latter part of his life he was an eye and ear witnesa" He was
recommended by the Council of State for the next vacant fellowship at Eton
College, Jan. 1659-60. Ordained deacon and priest (Line.) Dea 19, 1660.
Preb. of Winchester, 1661. Presented to E. Lavant^ Suss., May 21, 1663.
Apparently chaplain of H.M.S. Royal Cliarlea in 1666. {CaX. of State Papers.)
Died 1676. (D. N. B.)

1642—1643. 349

^G^ltsthorp, Edward : son of William (^eltsthorp, gent., of Edingthorpe, Norfolk.
Bom at East Buston. School, Norwich, under Mr Loyeringe, three years.
Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table, Feb. 20, 1642-3. Surety, Mr
Moore.

B.A. 1646-7 (13th in the list): M.A. 1651. Incorporated at Oxford,
July 14, 1663. M.D. 1663, by royal mandate, "in consideration of his
loyalty and suffering during the usurpation.'' There is a letter of thanks
from him to the king, Oct. 4, 1664; in which he asks for the same favour for
his brother proctor (Cal, of State Papers), Scholar, Mids' 1644 to L. Day
1649. Senior fellow, Mich' 1655 to his death, about March 1670-1. Granted
leave to travel for three years, July 1659. Proctor, 1662. Held the college
offices of dean, 1657, 62; Greek lecturer, 1655, 1663 : and steward, 1656, 8,
70. Hon. fellow of the College of Physicians, 1664. A letter from the Duke
of Monmouth was read at the college meeting (Feb. 5, 1667-8) asking for
leave of absence for him as he had been appointed physician to the duke and
his family. Benefactor to the college, leaving £50 for the purchase of livings,
which was employed in the purchase of Broadway, Dorset, 1692. His brother
John, of Norwich, by will (1677) gave an additional sum of £50.

Riseing, John: son of Thomas Biseing, clerk, of Ickburgh, Norfolk. School,
Swaffham, under Mr Dawson, four years. Admitted sizar, Feb. 20, 1642-3.
Surety, Mr Rant.

B.A. 1646-7 : M.A. 1650. Scholar, Mich" 1645 to Mich* 1650. Morning
lecturer, 1649-50. Vicar of Foulden, Norf., 1651-4: subscribes Bp Hall's
book, Feb. 24, 1650-1. "John Riseing, clerk, and Judith Greenwood, widow,
were married May 27, 1652, being Ascension Day, 2w 0c<p " (Foulden register).
Buried at Foulden, Aug. 26, 1654.

Vincent, John : son of John Vincent, tailor, of Downham, Norfolk. Bom there
(bapt. July 13, 1628). At school there, under Mr Gilbert, three years. Age
nearly 15. Admitted sizar, April 4, 1643. Surety, Mr Hallyburton.

B.A. 1646-7. Scholar, L. Day 1647 to Mids' 1650. Perhaps rector
of Downham Market, Norf., 1650, which he resigned July 20, 1656.
A John Vincent (not the one of p. 337) was ordained priest by Bp Jos. Hall,
Oct. 17, 1649. He was rector of £. Bilney, 1661-5: he was apparently
succeeded by the John Vincent of p. 337. Seemingly there were two
successive rectors of the same name.

Sheldrake, William : son of John Sheldrake, gent. (" alias textor pannarius " :
marginal note by a later hand). Bom at Brisley, Norfolk. School, Norwich,
under Mr Levering, four years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table,
April 5, 1643. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1646-7: M. A. 1650. Scholar, Mids' 1644 to Mids' 1648. "M' William
Sheldrake, a godly and painful preacher of the Gospel is entertained as an
assistant to the minister of Wisbech"; Jan. 27, 1656-7. {Lafnb. 1004, p. 33.)
Afterwards, from 1670, minister at Yarmouth. Probably died soon after
1685. One of these names was rector of Reepham, Norf., 1653-62 : when he
was ejected (Browne, 235).

Frost, Thomas: son of John Frost, clerk. Bom at Langham, Suffolk. School,
Bury St Edmunds, under Mr Stephens, three years. Age 15. Admitted sizar,
April 13, 1643. Surety, the bursar, Mr Blanks.

Spendlove, Christopher : son of Christopher Spendlove, clerk, rector of Wootton,
Norfolk. School, Norwich, under Mr Loveringe, four years. Age 18. Ad-
mitted sizar, April 19, 1643. Surety, Mr Watson.

B.A. 1646-7. Scholar, Mids' 1647 to Christ" 1647. Ordained priest
(Ardf. and Aghad.) Ap. 25, 1651. Rector of Eccles, Norf., 1661-79.

350 OONYILLE AND 0AIU8 COLLEGE.

Rector of Hempstead, 1661. Curate of Ingham, 1664. Mimster of St
Nicholas, Yarmouth, 1665-78. Subscribed £7 to the royal loan, 1666. Will
proved, "of Yarmouth," (Norw. C. C.) 1678.

Robinson, John: son of Ferdinand Robinson. Bom in the city of York. At
school there, under Messrs Garthwayt and Key, six years. Age about 18.
Admitted sizar. May 8, 1643. Surety, Mr Phillipa

B.A. 1646-7 : M.A. 1650. Scholar, Mids' 1644 to Mich- 1649. Perhaps
presented to Foulden, July 4, 1661 ; but not instituted.

Wilson, John : son of John Wilson, gent., of Wisbech, Cambs. Bom there. At
school under Mr Frisne, six years. Age 15. Admitted sizar, May 9, 1643.
Surety, Mr Pykarell.

B.A. 1646-7 : M.A. 1650. Scholar, Mich' 1643 to Mids' 1650.

Parlett, William : son of William Parlett, gent., of Downham, Norfolk (bapt. Nov. 1,
1625). At school there, under Mr Gilbert, three years : and at Lynn, under
Mr Bell, half a year. Age 17. Admitted pensioner. May 30, 1643. Surety,
Mr Moore.

B.A. 1646-7. Scholar, Mids' 1644 to Mich- 1647. WUliam Parlett, of
Downham Market, was admitted at Gray's Inn, May 13, 1637. Probably son
of William, of 1604 : brother of Gregory, 1660.

Dade, Robert: son of Robert Dade, (vicar) of Thelnetham, Suffolk. School,
Norwich, under Mr Lovering, four years. Age 16. Admitted pensioner,
June 30, 1643. Surety, Mr Blancks.

B.A. 1646-7 : M.A. 1650. Scholar, Mids' 1644 to Mich" 1650.

Greene, William : son of G^rge Greene, Esq. Bom at Langham, Norfolk. At
school, under Messrs Lovering and Gilbert, seven years. Age 15. Admitted
to the scholars' table, July 3, 1643. Surety, ALr Moora (Re^mitted as
fellow-commoner. May 26, 1646.)

A William Green, of Bumham Market, Norl, gent, was admitted at
Gray's Inn, Nov. 6, 1647.

Loder, John : son of Gilbert Loder, of Dorchester. At school there, under Mr
Reeve, six years. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table, June 23, 1643.
Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1646-7 (19th, out of 21, in the list). Scholar, Chrisf 1643 to Christ'
1648. A John Loder was ejected from St Bartholomew Exchange, London,
1662. Died Dec. 30, 1673. Buried in Bunhill Fields. Probably the same
who edited, with P. Nye, a work by Sydrach Simpson, " Of Unbelief ; and Not
going to Christ"; 1658. He was pastor of Silver Street Chapel, and lecturer
at St Bartholomew.

Haroock, Edmund : of Norfolk : son of Gregory Haroock, attomey-at-law. School,
Norwich, under Mr Lovering, three years. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars'
table, June 14, 1643. Surety, Mr Moore.

Scholar, Mich" 1644 to L. Day 1647. Admitted at Gray's Inn, May 28,
1647 : "son and heir: of Worstead, Norf." Brother of Henry, 1650.

Cooke, Timothy: son of John Cooke, of Birdingbury ('Burbury'), Warwick-
shire. School, Coventry, under Mr White. Age 17. Admitted sizar, June
20, 1643. Surety, Mr Salter.

B.A. 1646-7. Scholar, Mids' 1647 to Mich- 1649. Rector of Birding-
bury, 1660.

Wetherell, Robert: son of Robert Wetherell, clerk, rector of Hethel, Norfolk

g)rmerly of the college; 1613). Schools, Wymondham and Norwich, under
r Lock and Mr Lovering, five yeara Age 16. Admitted to the scholars'
table, July 1, 1643. Surety, Mr Wateon.

1643—1644. 351

B.A. 1646-7. One of these names was rector of Bawsey, Norf., 1681-96.
The will of another of E. Winch, Norf., clerk, was proved (Norw.) 1682. The
latter may be oar student, and the former of Trinity : B.A. 1679.

MiCH« 1643— Mich" 1644.

Collet, William : son of John Collet, gent. Bom at Westerfield, Suffolk. Schools,
Ipswich and elsewhere, under Messrs How, Steffe and Clarke, five years. Age
20. Admitted sizar, Oct. 17, 1643. Surety, Mr Moore.

R A. 1647-8 : M.A. 1652. Second son : in holy orders (Davy, Saff. Fed,).

*Holmes, John : son of William Holmes, gent., of Shotesham, Norfolk. Schools,
Bungay, under Mr Creed ; and Norwich, under Mr Levering, five years.
Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table, Oct. 4, 1643. Surety, Mr Watson.
B.A. 1647-8: M.A. 1651. Junior fellow, Mids' 1650: senior, Mids' 1651
to Mich' 1652. Signs for deacon's orders (Norw.) Ap. 25; and for priest's,
May 26, 1670 : aged 40. Rector of Sisland, Norf., 1670-4.

Webster, James : son of James Webster, gent. Bom at Chesterfield, Derbyshire.
Educated there, under Mr Wilby, two years ; at Ashover, under Mr Bourne ;
and Kneesal, Notts., under Mr Crarland, four years. Age 16. Admitted to
the scholars' table, Nov. 2, 1643. Surety, Mr Philips.

Scholar, Mich' 1645 to L. Day 1648. Admitted at Gray's Inn, Feb. 1,
1645-6 : *' son and heir of James, of Alverthorpe, Yorks."

Onge, John : son of Thomas Onge, grocer, deceased, of Bury St Edmunds. Bom
there. At school there, under Messrs Hobman and Stephens, five years.
Age 16. Admitted sizar, Nov. 24, 1643. Surety, Mr Moore.

Fale, John: son of James Fale, vicar of Fressingfield, Suffolk (formerly of the
college ; 1619). Bom at Spexhall. School, Norwicdi, under Mr Levering, five
years. Admitted to the scholars' table, Jan. 16, 1643-4. Surety, Mr Moore.
B.A. 1647-8. Scholar, Mich- 1644 to Mich" 1648.

•Brady, Robert: son of Thomas Brady, attomey-at-law, of Denver, Norfolk.
Bom there. School, Downham, under Mr Gilbertj two years. Age 16. Ad-
mitted sizar, Feb. 20, 1643-4. Surety, the Master, Dr Bachcroft.

B.A. 1647-8 : M.D. 1660. Scholar, Mich- 1644 to L. Day 1650. Master
of the Collie, Dec 1660 to 1700. Regius Professor of Physic, 1677-1700.
Physician to Charles II., and James II. Keeper of the records in the Tower
of London. M.P. for Oxford, 1681, 1685. There is a Royal Letter {CM, lib.
MS. No. 602) stating that "humble suit" had been made by Dr Bachcroft
'* out of his earnest desire and zeal for the good and prosperity of the college,
that we would use our interest that Dr Brady shoidd succeed him." Brady
afterwards brought to the college (Dec. 1, 1660) Bachoroft's resignation " and
an express order from his Majesty, grounded thereon, for himself to be forth-
with admitted to the pkce." He left by will, dated Aug. 24, 1694, to the
college library such of his books as were not already there ; JB500, ** to buy the
advowsons of two competent livings " ; and an estate in Denver the rents of
which were principally to be employed in raising the value of the Frankland
fellows, and the stipends of the master and president. There is a catalogue of
his donation to the library in MS. 602 ; and a copy of his Latin speech when
he was admitted master. For more, see under Masters. Died Aug. 19, 1700 :
buried at Denvw. (D. N. R)

Bunning, John: son of Richard Bunning, gent., of Denton, Norfolk. Bom at
Homersfidd, Suffolk. School, Wymondham, under Mr Wildman, two years.

352 GONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table, March 19, 1643-4. Surety, Mr
Phillips.

B.A. 1647-8. Scholar, Mich* 1644 to Mich* 1648. Third son. Signs the
pedigree in the Vis. of Norf.^ 1664.

Hydes, William: son of (Richard) Hydes, grocer, of Nottingham. Bom there.
At school there, under Mr Leake, seven years. Age 16. Admitted to the
scholars' table, Dec. 9, 1643. Surety, Mr Phillips. Previously admitted at
Christ's College, May 11, 1642.

Kinge, Henry: son of John Kinge, gent., of Famham, Suffolk. Bom at Strat-
ford. Siihool, Benhall, under Mr White, five years. Age 18. Admitted
sizar, April 19, 1644. Surety, Mr Blankes.

B.A. 1647-8 : M. A 1651. Scholar, Mich- 1645 to Mich' 1649. Rector
of Mulberton and Warham St Mary Mag., Norf., 1661-71 : — subscribes the
bishop's book, Feb. 18, 1660-1. Married Mary, daughter of Thomas Edgar, of
Glemham, gent. Pedigree in Vis. of Suff,^ 1664 (J.J.M.). Died March 24,
1671-2. Will proved (Ipswich); 'of Stratford, clerk'; 1672. Brother of
Thomas, 1645.

Trott, Thomas : son of Thomas Trott, barber, of Cambridge. Bom there (bapt at
St Sepulchre's, Dec. 4, 1627). At school, under Mr Watson, one year; and
under Mr Crabb, two years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, May 1,
1644. Surety, Mr Phillips.

B.A. 1647-8 : M.A 1661. Scholar, Mids' 1644 to Mich' 1649. Or-
dained deacon (line.) Aug. 7, 1662: priest (do.) Sep. 21, 1662. Rector of
Tetford and Barkstone, Lmcs., 1676-91. Chaplain to Lord Hatton. Will
proved (Ldnc. C. C.) Ap. 28, 1691. Mentions wife Elizabeth, and children:
small legacies for education of poor children at Tetford and Barkstone.

Husband, Valentine : son of Christopher Husband, formerly fellow of the college
(p. 140). Bom at Catfield, Norfolk. Schools, North Walsham, under Mr
Acres, two years; and Norwich, under Mr Loveringe, three years. Age 16.
Admitted to the scholars' table, May 9, 1644. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1647-8 : M.A. 1651. Scholar, Mich- 1644 to Mich- 1651. Ordained
deacon and priest (Bp Jos. Hall) Aug. 4, 1654. Rector of Sloley 1661-2 : of
Crostwight, 1672-4: and of Congham St Mary, and St Andrew 1673-84:
all in Norfolk. Will proved (Norw.) 1683-4.

Kellet, Joseph : son of John Eellet, merchant, of Boston, Lincolnshire. Schools,
Nottingham, under Mr Leake; and Merchant Taylors', London, under Mr
Staples, six years. Age 16. Admitted sizar, April 26, 1644. Surety, Mr
Moore.

B.A. 1647-8. Scholar, Mich- 1644 to Mich- 1647. "Came out of Notts,
to desire ordination" (by the Manchester cIclssxs) Oct. 7, 1648. Ordained
minister to Hawton, Notts., Nov. 22, 1648 ; but does not appear to have
remained there long (Shaw's Manchester dassis). Probably afterwards took
orders in the Church of England, and was one of the authors of " A Faithful
discovery of a treacherous design of mystical Antichrist seasonably given to
the faithful in and near to Beverley, Yorks., containing an examination of
many doctrines of the people called Quakers" ; 1653, 1655. It was answered
in " A short reply to a book set forth by seven priests who call themselves
ministers of the Gospel " (1654).

^Adamson, William : son of James Adamson, clerk, of Teigh, Rutlandshira

School, Lynn, under Mr Bell, four years ; and Oakham, under Mr Swan,

a year and a half. Age 14. Admitted sizar, June 24, 1644. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1647-8 : M.A. 1651. Scholar, Christ- 1647 to Mids' 1650. Junior

fellow, Mids' 1651 : senior, Mids' 1654 to L. Day 1669. Greek lecturer

1643—1644. 353

1652-8: dean, 1654: steward, 1655: Heb. lecturer, 1656: salarist, 1657,
64 : r^istrar, 1658, 60 : bursar, 1665. UniTersity preacher, 1666. Ordained
deacon and priest (Line.) July 12, 1662. Presented to Weeting, Norf., Dec.
2, 1669 : resigned in 1682, and lived in Norwich. He gave to our library
the PhiU TransactumSj and Castle's Lexicon HepUtgloUon. He was principally
concerned in making the Index of the college deeds, dec., known as the
Regisirum Magnum ; a most valuable aid to our college history, as some of
the records, which he carefully enumerates and abstracts, have since been lost :
this places him high amongst our real benefactors. His father, a native of
Scotland, was sequestered from Teigh. (v. Wright's RtUs., p. 122.) Brother
of John, 1661. His namesake, the vicar of Laxfield, was probably of Trinity :
M.A. 1635.

Shilling, Edmund: son of William Shilling, gent., of Hoveton, Norfolk. Bom
there. School, Norwich, under Mr Loveringe, three years. Age 17. Ad-
mitted to the scholars' table, May 22, 1644. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1647-8. Scholar, Mich* 1644 to Mids' 1648. Ordained priest (Bp
of Down), March 20, 1648-9. Rector of Smallburgh, Norf., Oct. 24, 1659-
1681. Yicar of Stalham, 1661-81. Curate of Ashmanhaugh, 166L Buried
at Smallburgh, Ap. 6, 1681.

Granger, Benjamin: son of Benjamin Granger, 'presbyter,' of Somerton, Suffolk
(formerly of the college; 1605). Bom there. School, Bury St Edmunds,
under Mr Stephens, two years. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table.
May 14, 1644. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1647-8 : MA. 1651. Scholar, Mich' 1645 to Christf 1648. Probably
the "Mr Granger B.A." who brought testimonials to the fourth London
dassiSy and "was appointed to preach for Mr Blackmore next Lord's Day":
Nov. 23, 1649. {Minutes: Dr William's Library.)

Thomas, John : son of Thomas Thomas, rector of Beckbury, Salop. Bom there.
Schoolu, Warwick, under Mr White, a year and a half; and Bridgnorth,
Salop, about two years. Age 18. Admitted sizar, June 11, 1644. Surety,
Mr Perse.

B.A. 1647-8 : M.A 1661. Perhaps the same who was ordained by the
Bp of Lincoln, at St Botolph, Aldersgate : deacon, July 25 ; priest, July 28,
1661. One of these names was rector of Ovington, Essex, 1655-84 : and of
Belcham Walter 1680.

Whitby, Thomas: son of Anthony Whitbv, cloth weaver, of Yaxham, Norfolk.
Bom there. Schools, Westfield, under Mr Chapman, three years; and
Norwich, under Mr Loveringe, a year and a half. Age 15. Admitted to the
scholars' table, Sep. 24, 1644. Surety, Mr Barker.

B.A. 1648-9. Scholar, Mich" 1644 to Mids' 1650. Rector of Witching-
ham parva, Norf., 1651-64. Vicar of Witchingham Magna, 1651-64. Will
proved (Norw. archd. C.) 1664-5.

Hubbald, Alexander: son of Gervase Hubbald, rector of Rendlesham, Suffolk.
Bom there. At school, under Messrs Housden and Manning, seven years.
Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, Sep. 2, 1644. Surety, Mr
Moore.

B.A. 1648-9. Scholar, Mich' 1644 to Mich' 1649. Received presbyterian
orders for Marlesford, Suff , Dec. 2, 1652, by the fourth London tlassia ; after
being examined as to his studies and ordered to preach at " Buttolph's."
Ordtuned deacon and priest (Norw.) Nov. 10, 1661. Vicar of Wickham
Market, Suff, 1657: admitted by the Pari. Committee. Rector of Monewden,
1663-1703. Vicar of Hacheston, 1675. Died Sep. 1703. Probably married
a daughter of Henry Ewen of Marlesford (J. J. M.).

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354. • GONVILLE AND CAIU8 COLLEGE.

Hughes, Owen : son of Francis Hughes, Esquire Bedell of the University. Bom
in Cambridge (bapt, at Gt St Mary's, March 1, 1628-9). At school, under
Messrs Holbeaoh and Crabb, three years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars'
table, Sep. 19, 1644. Surety, Mr Moore.

LL.B. (Tr. H.) 1650-1 : LL.D. 1662. Scholar, Mich- 1644 to L. Day 1647.
Admitted at Gray's Inn, March 10, 1648-9. Fellow of Trin. Hall, 1649.
Commissary in the Archdeaconries of Norwich and Norfolk, 1672-9. Official
of the archdeacon of Norwich.

Mich* 1644— Mich* 1645.

♦Coo, Abner. Eldest son of Edward Coo, of Pattiswick, Ess., gent. B.A. (Trin.)
1626-7: M.A. (do.) 1630: M.D. (Rheims) 1645. Intruded as fellow in
Dr London's place (ejected, Jan. 16, 1644-5). Registrar, 1647-50. Expelled,
Oct. 13, 1651, "for breach of the statutes in a high degree" (OeHa). It is
not specified what this was. Pedigree in Vis, of Essex 1612.

♦Byne, Edward. Matriculated at Peterhouse 1639, " Londinensis." B.A. (Trin.)
1644-5 r M.A. (Cai.) 1648. He was at first refused the M.A. degree, because,
"being only B.A., contrary to the laudable custom of the University, he
preached in the town, and in his preaching delivered divers things derogatory
to the Scriptures" (Baker MS. xxv. 182). Intruded as fellow and president,
in Loveland's place (ejected Feb. 28, 1644-5). Remains fellow till L. Day
1652. Morning lecturer in the college, 1645 : registrar, 1646 : rhet. prae-
lector, 1649. Probably rector of Py worthy, Dev., 1661 ; and vicar of linkin-
home, Comw., 1663.

^French, William. Of Oxfordshire. B.A. (Emm,) 1636-7: M.A. 1640: M.D.
(Cai.) 1647. Intruded in Buxton's place (ejected Ap. 9, 1644). Senior
fellow Christ* 1644 to L. Day 1651. Physician to the Parliamentary army
in Scotland (Wood, Ath, ii. 214). Died in Scotland, 1651.

*Gibson, Alexander. From Glasgow, where he matriculated in 1638, and graduated
in 1642. Intruded in place of Salter (ejected Ap. 11, 1644). Examined and
approved by the Westminster Assembly. He was objected to, at our college,
as "a Scotchman, and therefore ineligible." Senior fellow, Mich* 1644 to
Mich' 1648. Greek lecturer, 1647. Died about the end of 1648 : administra-
tion granted (V. C. Court) 1648-9.

^Harrington, William. Son of Sir John Harrington, knt, of Spalding. Bom
and educated there six years. Matriculated first at Magdalen Hall, Oxford,
March 29, 1639. Migrated to Cambridge. B.A. (Sid.) 1642-3 : M.A. (CaL)
1646. LL.D. 1652, by visitor's mandate. There is an order from the Com-
mittee for Reform of the Universities (Feb. 12, 1651-2) to grant him the
degree a year earlier than usual, on the ground " that he was removed from
Oxford in the beginning of the late troubles, and served the Parliament in
their army by the space of two years and upwards." Incorporated D.C.L.
at Oxford, Jan. 14, 1652-3. Senior fellow of our college, L. Day 1645 to
Mids' 1654: intruded in place of Pickarell. Morning lecturer, 1645. Salarist,
1651-4. Vicar of Orwell, Cambs., 1654. Author: A Genethliacon to the
Infant Muse of his dearest Friend (verses before John Hall's Poems : Camb.,
1646).

Stockton, John. B.A. 1644-5.

[Note] Of the fellows intruded daring the Interregnum, those who were still on the list at the
BestoratiQn, with the exception of Wheels, obtained Boyal Letters to confirm them in their
places and privileges. (Gostlin's Hiitoriola,)

1644—1645. 355

Spelman, Charles: (second) son of John Spelman, knt., of Heydon, Norfolk,
deceased. Bom at Heydon. Schods, Boteedale, under Mr Easton, three
years ; and Norwich, under Mr Lovering, three years. Age 18. Admitted
pensioner to the bachelors'. table, Nov. 9, 1644. Surety, Mr Moore.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, Aug. 1633 (sic). Ordained deacon and priest
(Norw.) Dec. 23, 1683, "aged 55." Rector of Congham, Norf., 1684-1706:
presented by Charles Spelman junior. He completed the aisle of Congham
St Andrew. (Blomef. viii. 387.) Brother of Roger, p. 356.

Scarlet, Phillip : son of Peter Scarlet, bookseller, of Cambridge. Bom there (bapt.
at Gt St Mary's, Aug. 26, 1627). At the Perse School, under Messrs
Loyering, Watson, and Crabb, seven years. Admitted sizar, Jan. 8, 1644-5.
Surety, Mr Moora Previously at Queens' College, under Mr Wells, where
he remained over two years.

B.A. 1646-7 : M.A. (King's) 1652. Scholar, Christ^ 1644 to Mich* 1649.
Rector of North Creak, Norf., 1653-61 ; and 1680-5. Rector of Aldham,
Suff., 1663-80 : his successor makes a note, "hitherto the n^ligent Mr Phil.
Scarlett, with his confounded writing." Buried at N. Creak, Aug. 26, 1685.
Will proved (Norw. C. C.) 1685.

Barkham, Robert: son of Edward Barkham, gent., of Walton, Norfolk. Bom
there. Schools, Narford, under Mr Reve, two years; Bilney, under Mr
Turner, one year; and Swaffham, under Mr Dawson, five years. Age 16.
Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, Jan. 23, 1644-5. Surety, Mr
Phillips.

Married Elizabeth, daughter of Charles Comwallis, of Brome, Suff
M. L to his son Charles, of Southacre, who died 1669, at St George Tombland,
Norwich.

€k>bart) Joseph : son of — Gobart^ clerk. Matriculated sizar, ' Gubbard,' July 2,
1645. (Probably son of Robert Gobart, rector of Marlingford, Norf.)

King, Thomas : son of John King, gent. Bom at Stratford, Suffolk. Educated
under Mr White, four years, Mr PercivaU, one year, and Mr Barthalet, one
year. Age 18. Admitted sizar, Jan. 30, 1644-5. Surety, Mr Blanks.

B.A. 1648-9 : M.A. 1652. Scholar, Mich- 1648 to Mich* 1649. Rector
of Wrentham, SufiT.; signed the bishop's subscription book, March 19, 1660-1.
Ejected in 1662. Afterwards a minister at Mutford, SuE Married a
daughter of Humphrey Brewster, Esq. Buried at Wrentham, Nov. 18, 1683.
(Browne's Cong, ffiat. 427.) Brother of Henry, p. 352.

Cooper, Thomas : son of Thomas Cooper, gent., deceased, of Crimplesham, Norfolk.
Bom at RushalL Schools, Swafifham, under Mr Dawson, four years; and
Bury St Edmunds, under Mr Stephens, a year and a half. Age 17. Admitted
sizar, Feb. 1, 1644-5. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1648-9. Scholar, Mich* 1646 to Mich" 1648. Afterwards a Romish
priest. Entered the English college at Rome, 1655 : "I made my humanity
studies at various villages, and at Bury, and studied Natural Philosophy and
Logic at Cambridge. I was converted from heresy about four years ago"
(Admission book). Left for France to take the habit of St Dominic, but
retumed to the college. Ordained priest Ap. 12, 1659. Left for England
Ap. 26, 1662. His alias was 'Thomas Rosa' (v. Foley's IUoord$, v. 525.)

*Pyoroft, Samuel : son of Thomas Pycroft, gent. Bom at Ellingham, Norfolk.
Schools, Mulbarton, under Mr Webster, two years ; and Norwich, under Mr
Lovering, four years. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table, Feb. 13,
1644-5. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1648-9: M.A. 1652. Incorporated at Oxford, July 12, 1653.
Scholar, L. Day 1645 to L. Day 1661. Junior fellow, L. Day 1651 to L. Day

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356 GONYILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

1656. Taxor, 1654. Ordained priest (Bp Joseph Hall) Maroh 20, 1654-5.
Rector of Ditchingham, Norf. 1654-1709 : — admitted by the Pari Committee,
Oct. 20, 1654. Married Margaret, daughter of Robert Davy. Died June 3,
1709 : buried at Ditchingham. M. I. there. Will proved (Norw. O. C.)
1709.

Barbar, Gregory : (fifth) son of Robert Barbar, gent., of Denver, Norfolk. Bom
there. Schools, Bexwell, under Mr Randall, four years ; and Downham, under
Mr Gilbert, three years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, March 5,
1644-5. Surety, Mr Barker.

B.A. 1648-9. Scholar, Mich* 1646 to L. Day 1650. Of Denver, Esq.
Married Mary, daughter of Luke Constable of Swaffham. Buried at Denver,
Nov. 16, 1673. Pedigree in V%$. of Nor/. 1664.

Craw, John : a Scotchman, son of John Craw, merchant, of Edinburgh. Bom
there. Schools, Harrington, under Mr Seton, one year ; and in London, under
Mr Simpson, more than three years. Age 17. Admitted sizar, March 13,
1644-5. Surety, Mr Gibson.

Scholar, Mich* 1647 to Mids' 1648.

Spelman, Roger : (eldest) son of John Spelman, knt Bom at Heydon, Norfolk.
Admitted fellow-conmioner, March 22, 1644-5. Surety, Mr Foster. Previously
admitted at Sidney College, Nov. 9, 1644.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, Aug. 12, 1633, with his brother Charles. Of
Holme by Sea, Esq. Married a daughter of Robert Strutt, of Lincoln's Inn.
Grandson of Sir Henry Spelman the antiquary, who founded a Saxon lecture
in Cambridge. Roger employed the endowment for Somner's Saxon dictionary
^Cooper III. 301). Died Nov. 27, 1678: buried at Congham. Will proved
(Norw. C. C.) 1678. He gave some MSS. to our library: also 12 works on
Divinity, a polyglot edition of the N. Test., &c. Brother of Charles, p. 355.
(v. Blomef. viii. 387.) Pedigree m Via, of 1664.

Puckle, Samuel : son of Samuel Puckle, alderman, of Norwich (of St Mich.
Coslany: bapt. May 6, 1628). Bom there. At school, under Mr Lovering,
ten years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, March 25, 1645. Surety,
Mr PhiUips.

B.A. 1648-9. Scholar, Mich' 1645 to Christ" 1648. The father was mayor
of Norwich in 1656. Pedigree in Vis, of 1664.

Reymes, William : son of John Reymes, gent., * militum prsefectus,' Bom at
Overstrand, Norfolk. Schools, Cromer, four years ; Norwich, one year ; and
North Walsham, two years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, Mar.
25, 1645. Surety, Mr Phillips. (Re-admitted, to the bachelors' table,
Sep. 30.)

Of Overstrand, Esq. Married, Sep. 20, 1648, Muriel, daughter of Martin
Sidley, Esq., of Stalham. Died before 1660, leaving' issue. The father, in a
letter dated Sep. 27, 1660, complains that his eldest son (William) being dead,
and having sold part of the estate, and mortgaged it, leaving a wife and five
children to his care, "had almost undone him." (Blomel viii. 144.) See
pedigree of Reymes of Overstrand in Vis. of Norfolk.

Greene, Samuel : of Suffolk : son of James Greene, minister. At school, under
Mr Stafford, one year ; at Bale (' Bill') under Mr Walker, two years ; and at
Moulton, Norfolk, under Mr Lancetter, four years. Age 17. Admitted sizar,
March 25, 1645. Surety, Mr Blanks.

B.A. 1648-9. Scholar, Mich* 1648 to Mich* 1649. Ordained priest (Bp
Joseph Hall) Jan. 4, 1649-50. 7icar of Great and Lit Hockham, Norf.,
1661-7.

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Locke, Samuel : son of Henry Locke, gent., of Rushall, Norfolk. Bom at Dickie-
borough (bapt May 1, 1621). Schools, Brockdish, under Mr George Ohamold
(Charold, of p. 262), four years; and Diss, under Mr Lancetter, one year.
Age 22. Admitted to the scholars' table, April 3, 1645. Surety, Mr Phillips.
Probably the Samuel Locke who was examined and approved by the West-
minster Assembly, June 12, 1657.

De Grey, William: son of William de Grey, knt. Bom at Merton, Norfolk
(bapt. July 22, 1626). School, Thetford, under Mr Ward, seven years.
Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, April 1, 1645. Surety,
Mr Moore.

B.A. (Trin, Hall) 1647-8 : perhaps M.A. {reg. com,) 1671. Major in the
Army. Described as of Norwich, in 1656 ; and as of Merton in 1686. Had
an annuity of £23. 6«. ScL left him by his father. {Nor/. Ant. Misc. iii. 57.)
See Robert, 1629.

Le Grice, John: son of Charles Le Grice, gent., of Thelveton, Norfolk. Bom
there (bapt. Feb. 10, 1628-9). School, Diss, under Mr Gibbs, one year; and
under Mr Hall, five years. Age 18. Admitted to the scholars' table, April
17, 1645. Surety, Mr Barker. (Be-admitted, as fellow-commoner, Dec. 30,
1647.)

B.A. 1647-8. A John Le Grys entered at Leyden, May 13, 1647.

*Naylor, William : son of William Naylor, gent., of Offord, Hunts. Born there.
Schools, Sutton, Beds., under Mr Kempe, six years ; and Hitchin, Herts., a
year and a half. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table, April 18, 1645.
Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1648-9 : M.A. 1652. Scholar, Mich« 1645 to L. Day 1651. Junior
fellow, L. Day 1651 : senior, Christ' 1657 to L. Day 1673. Morning lecturer,
1652 : Greek lecturer, 1654 : salarist, 1658-61. University preacher, 1661.
Author: Latin verses before W. Godman's University sermon, 1660; and
in the T^eni Cantabrigiensea (on the death of the Duke of Gloucester), 1661.
He gave many theological books to our library: the works of Chrysostom,
Jerome, &q. Rector of Offord Darcy, Hunts., 1671. Brother of Richard,
1641. See W. Naylor, p. 339 : perhaps author of the sermon there referred to.

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Sayer, Francis : matriculated pensioner.

Fletcher, Bartholomew: son of Thomas Fletcher, 'jurisconsidtus' (reader of
Lincoln's Inn). Bom at Braconash, Norfolk. Schools, Bury St Edmunds,
under Mr Stephens, three years; and in London, under Mr Ridley, three
years. Age 18. Admitted to the scholars' table, April 23, 1645. Surety,
Mr Moore.

Scholar, L. Day 1645 to Mids' 1647. Admitted at Lincoln's Inn, May 8,
1647.

Dagnall, William : son of Samuel Dagnall, gent. Bom at Berkhampstead St
Peter, Herts. Schools, Berkhampstead, under Mr Sayer, three years; and
Tring, under Mr Holmes, two years. Age 19. Admitted to the scholars'
table. May 7, 1645. Surety, Mr Phillips.

B.A. 1648-9. Scholar, Mich« 1645 to Mich" 1649.

Sorocold, James and George: sons of George Sorocold, gent. Bom at Ashton,
Lancashire. School, Winwick, under M^ Pickering, about six years. Ages
18 and 17. Admitted to the scholars' table. May 9, 1645. Surety, Mr
Moore.

George. Scholar, Mich* 1645 to Mich* 1648. Probably died young: not
mentioned in the pedigree in the Vis. of Lanes. , 1664. James was then
apparenUy unmarried.

358 OONVILLE AND CAIUS (X)LLEQE.

Humphrey, Simon: son of Simon Humphrey, sohoohnaster (clerk, of Stamford,
Lines.). Bom at Melton Mowbray. At school there, and at Stamford, Lin-
colnshire, under his father, seven years. Age 16. Admitted sizar. May 23,
1645. Surety, Mr Blanks.

B.A. (Joh.) 1647-8. Migrated to St John's, Ap. 1, 1646. Father's will
proved (P. C. C.) 1657.

Simson, William : son of William Simson, schoolmaster. Bom in London. Edu-
cated at home, under his father, five years. Admitted to the scholars' table.
May 30, 1645. Surety, Mr Gibeone.

Migrated to Trinity, May 5, 1646. One of these names was rector of St
Peters, Heydon, Norl, 1662-1700: and rector of Irmingland, 1661-1700.
f Author, Sign from one who was moved of the Lord... 1659.

Bacon, Thomas: son of Francis Bacon, Justice of the King's Bench. Bom in
Norwich. At school, under Mr Levering, seven years. Age over 17. Ad-
mitted to the scholars' table, June 10, 1645. Surety, Mr Moore.

Scholar, Mich' 1645 to Mich* 1647. Married Jane, thirteenth child of
Sir William De Grey, of Merton. Resided in St Gregory parish, Norwich.
He settled on his wife his house in Norwich, and lands in K Bradenham and
Seaming ; Aug. 26, 1686 {Norf, Ant, Misc iii. 56). This may have been his
second wife : as he was married in 1664 (v. Vis, of Ncrf,),

Peers (matriculated. Perse), Jonas: son of John Peers, gent. Bom in Londcm.
School, Mercers' ('apud capellam Mercatorum\ under Mr Auger, two years;
and Hoxton ('Hogsden'), Middlx., under Mr Walters, over two years.
Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, June 16, 1645. Surety, Mr
Moore.

Scholar, Mich' 1645 to Mich' 1647. Josias Peers, son and heir of John
Peers, of Fulham, was admitted at Gray's Inn, June 1647.

Phelipps, Thomas : son of Edward Phelipps, gent., deceased. Bom at Bisbrooke,
RuUandshira At school, under Mr Johnson, five years ; and at Uppingham,
under Mr Meeres, five years. Age 16. Admitted sizar, June 19, 1645.
Surety, Mr Phelips.

B. A 1648-9 : M. A. 1652. Scholar, Mich' 1645 to Mich' 1649. Ordained
deacon (Norw.) May 28; priest, May 29, 1670: as curate of Westoning,
Nori (?Beda).

Bastard, Henry and John : sons of Henry Bastard (of Gt Dunham). Bom in
Norfolk. (Henry ; bapt. at St Margaret's, Lynn, Oct. 7, 1627 : John ; at
Gt Dunham, Jan. 26, 1628-9.) Schools, Lynn, under Mr Toll, three years;
Gantley, under Mr Chapman, five years; and Norwich, under Mr Levering,
one year. Ages 17 and 16. Admitted to the bachelors' table, June 24, 1645.
Surety, Mr Moore.

Henry. Of Great Dunham, and Mileham, gent Married Elizabeth,
daughter of John Beane, of Lynn. Died without issue. Will proved (Norw.
archd. C.) 1716 : "of MUeham." Pedigree in Fw. of 1664.

John. B.A. 1648-9: M.A. (Trin. Hall) 1652. Scholar, Mich' 1645 to
Mich- 1649. Ordained deacon (Chich.) Sep. 21 ; priest (do.) Sep. 24, 1660.
Vicar of Stow Bardolph, Norf., 1661-9. Rector of Brancaster, 1667. Not
mentioned in his brother Henry's will. (v. Carthew, il 802.)

Thurston, Frederick: son of John Thurston, gent, of Hoxne, SufiUk. Bom
there (bapt. Oct. 9, 1627). At school there, under Mr Hall, seven years.
Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, June 30, 1645. Surety,
Mr Moore.

B.A 1648-9. Half-brother of Nathaniel, 1632; and of Clement, 1636.

1645. 359

Buried Sep. 12, 1658 : described in a deed (Suff. Beeorda i. 12) 1659, as "late
of Pulham, Norfolk."

Rogerson, Robert : son of Thomas Rogerson, of Norton, Norfolk. Bom there
(June 14, 1627). Schools, Wymondham, under Mr Wildman, two years; and
Norwich, under Mr Levering, one year. Age 18. Admitted sizar, July 1,
1645. Surety, Mr Moore. (Son of Thomas of 1611.)

B.A. 1648-9: M.A. 1653. Incorporated at Oxford, July 12, 1653.
Ordained priest (Bp of Kilmore) Aug. 14, 1649. Minister of Ormesby,
Norf., 1650: where he received £40 a year. Rector of Denton, 1659-1714.
Married Barbara, daughter of William Gooch, of Mettingham, Sutt He left
by will, proved (Norw. 0. C.) 1715, a piece of land to augment the glebe,
(v. BUnmf, v. 412.) M. I. at Denton, to him and to his wife.

Ball, Thomas. Matriculated sizar, July 2, 1645.

. Bauds, Maurice: (third) son of Maurice Bauds, Esq., of Somerby, Lincolnshire
(formerly of the coU^e; 1615). Educated at home, under Mr Graves; and
at Ely school, under Mr Hitch. Admitted to the scholars' table, July 3,
1645. Surety, Mr Foster. Previously admitted at Queens' College, June 8,
1644; and afterwards*at Pembroke Hall, Jan. 7, 1644-5.

Scholar^ Mids' 1646 to Mids' 1647. Migrated to Oxford, where he
graduated B.A., at Lincoln College, Ap. 15, 1648. Probably Cambridge was
too much in the hands of Parliament at that time. Entered in the Yxs, of
Lines. 1666.

Baron, Robert : son of Robert Baron, alderman (sheriff and mayor^ of Norwich.
Bom there. At school, under Mr Cushing, four years ; and under Mr Lever-
ing, three years. Age 15. Admitted to the scholars' table, July 22, 1645.
Surety, Mr Phillips. (Re-admitted, to the bachelors' table, Sep. 30.)

His father was one of the first benefactors to the Girls' Hospital,
Norwich.

Coell, James. Matriculated pensioner, March 19, 1645-6.

Scholar, Mich* 1646 to L. Day 1648. Perhaps son of Thomas, of 1591 ;
in whose will, proved 1650, a son James is mentioned.

Hussey, Edward : son of Edward Hussey, knt. and bart., of Honington, Lincoln-
shira Bom there. School, Somerby, under Mr Briggs, six years. Age 16.
Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, Aug. 7, 1645. Surety, Mr
Blanks.

Died without issue. His father was fined £10,200, as a delinquent, 1646.
(CcU, ofCon^foT Compaimding,)

Hoaghton, John : son of Robert Houghton, Esq., of Itteringham, Norfolk. Bom
there. School, Hassingham, under Mr Woobiey, six years; and Norwich,
under Mr Levering, three years^ Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table,
Sep. 11, 1645. Surety^ Mr Barker.

Scholar, Mich* 1645 to Mich* 1649. Admitted at Lincohi's Inn, Oct 7,
1648. Of Ranworth, Esq.: youngest son: married and had issue. (Blomef.
V. 474.) Brother of Richard, 1633.

Burton, Zachariah : son of Elias Burton, of Somerby, Leicestershire. Bom there.
Schoob, Long Clawson? ('Knawson'), under Mr Scauton, two years; and
Leicester, under Mr Knightley, two years. Age 17. Admitted sizar, Sep. 12,
1645. Surety, Ds Heme, fellow.

B.A. 1649-^0. Scholar, Mids' 1648 to L. Day 1650. Not to be confused
with Hezekiah, of the same date at Magdalene. (For whom see D. N. B.)

Catlin, Charles : son of Thomas Catlin, gent., of Norwich. Bom there. School,
Hassingham^ under Mr Woolsey, five years; and Norwich, under Mr

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360 QONVILLB AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Loyering, three yean. Admitted to the scholars' table, Sep. 16, 1645.
Surety, Mr Barber.

Scholar, Mich« 1645 to Mich- 1647.

Watts, James : son of Richard Watts, rector of Wolverton (* Woolverdington %
Warwickshire. Bom there. Educated under his father, six years; and at
Warwick, one year. Age 15. Admitted sizar, Sep. 18, 1645. Surety, Mr
Moore.

B.A. 1649-50: M.A. (Jes.) 1653. Incorporated at Oxford, July 11,
1654. Scholar, Mich« 1647 to ChristF 1650. Perhaps rector of Ridlii^n,
Ruts., 1656. One of these names was licensed as schoolmaster at lit. Wal-
singham, Oct 22, 1662. Will proved (Norw. archd. C.) «of Walsingham
parva,* 1662-3.

Mich* 1646— Mich* 1646.

Rant^ William: eldest son of Humphrey Rant (formerly of the college; 1612),
Esq., of Telverton, Norfolk. Bom at Norwich. Educated at home, under
various tutors. Ag& about 18. Tutor, his uncle, Mr John Rant, feUow.
Admitted feUow-commoner, Oct. 10, 1645.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, Oct 31, 1646. Of Telverton, Esq. Married
1) Susan, daughter of Anthony Mtag&y, gent, of Norwich ; (2) Elizabeth,
Wghter of James Tyrrell, Esq. of Mendham. Died March 30, 1687 ; aged
57. Buried at Yelverton. M. L there to him and to his second wife.
(Bhmrf. v. 379.) Brother of Humphrey, 1653.

^Loades, Thomas : son of Philip Loades, minister. Bom at Sedgeford, Norfolk.
Educated under his father, seven years ; and at Heacham, under Mr Hodson,
two years. Age 18. Admitted to the scholars' table, Oct. 5, 1645. Surety,
Mr Moore.

B.A. 1649-50 : MA. 1653. Scholar, Mich- 1645 to Mich« 1651. Junior
fellow, Mich* 1651 to Mich* 1655. Presented to Foulden, 1654; and to
Bincombe, Dors., 1657. "Mr Thomas Loads and Mrs Margaret Randall
were married (at Bincombe) Ap. 13, 1665." Succeeded his father as rector
of Ringstead St Peter, 1663-74. Died June 13, 1674. M. I. at Ringstead.
His will (nuncupative) was proved by his wjdow at Norwich, June 29, 1674.

Leader, Samuel: son of John Leader, baker. Bom at Thetford, Norfolk. At
school there, under Mr Lock, four years ; and at Cambridge, under Messrs
Hunt and Hammond, five years. Age 15. Admitted sizar, Oct. 20, 1645.
Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1649-50: MA. 1653. Scholar, Mich* 1645 to Mids' 1650. He was
suspended from his degree, June 28, 1649 (Act, Cwriee) and obliged to make a
recantation in the R^nt House; probably like Wilson, of 1646, for drink-
ing the health of the king. Ordained priest (Bp of Kilmore) Nov. 29, 1651.
Vicar of Griston, Norf., 1654-61. Rector of Harpham, 1662-6. Rector of
Thursford, 1666-9. Vicar of Barney, 1666-99. Will proved (Norw. C. C.)
1699.

Massey, Edmund (Edward) : son of Isaac Massey, minister. Bom at Ayston,
Rutlandshire. School, Uppingham, under Mr Johnson, five years ; and under
Mr Mears, five years. Age 18. Admitted to the scholars' table, Oct 28,
1645. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1649-50 : MA. 1653. Scholar, Mich« 1646 to Mich* 1649. Minister
of Caldeoott, Ruts., to about Oct 1656 : where he received £31 a year from
the Pari. Committee. {Latnb. MS. 1004, p. 18.)

Sanderson, William. B.A. 1645-6 (ColL Register).

1645—1646. 361

Browne, John : son of John Browne, doctor ('medicus'), living at Blofield, Norfolk.
Educated ander Mr Loveringe, and Mr Kinge, rector of Borlingham St
Edmund, more than three years. Age 18. Admitted to the schok^' table,
Feb. 11, 1645-6. Surety, Mr Blankes.

B.A. 1650-1 : M.A. 1655. Ordained priest by Bp. Joseph Hall, July 3,
1654. Admitted, by the Parliamentary Committee, to Brundall, Strumpshaw,
and Bradeston, July 5, 1657 (Coring. Bk.), Apparently his predecessor was
replaced at Strumpshaw, 1660-70; and at Bradeston 1660-2. Chaplain to
the Earl of Derby. Subscribed £b to the Royal loan, 1666. Died in 1681 :
will proved (Norwich C. C.) 1681. The Either was a licentiate of Physic:
buried at Bradeston, May 27, 1667.

Harvey, John: son of Robert Harvey, gent, ^f Quainton, Bucks.). Bom at
Ipswich. At school in London, under Mr Coleman, four years ; at Gkkhnan-
Chester, Hunts., under Mr Sell, three years ; and Cambridge, one year, under
Mr Hammond. Age 15. Admitted fellow-commoner, Mjar. 11, 1645-6.
Surety, Mr Phillips.

Of Ickwellbury, Beds., Esq. Eldest son. Admitted at the Inner Temple,
May 14, 1647 : called to the bar, Nov. 24, 1653. Married Mary, widow of

y assail, Esq. His mother was Susan Parker, of Ipswich. Will dated

Dec. 10, 1691 : proved (P. C. 0.) Ap. 20, 1692. (W. J. H.)

Bragg, George: son of Richard Bragg, < suffumigator,' of London. Bom thera
At school there, under Mr Simson, five years. Age 16. Admitted to the
scholars' table. Mar. 14, 1645-6. Surety, Mr Gibson.

Felstead, Samuel: son of Thomas Felstead, merchant, of Yarmouth (bapt., St
Nicholas, Nov. 6, 1629), Norfolk. Bom there. School, Hozne, Suffolk, under
Mr Hall, six years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholaW table. Mar. 27, 1646.
Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A 1649-50. Scholar, Mids' 1647 to Mids' 1650. The father was bailiff
of Yarmouth, 1649-50.

Coleby, John : (eldest) son of Thomas Coleby, D.D., rector of Cawston (' Casan*),
Norfolk. Born there. Schools, Aylsham, three years, under Mr Clare;
Norwich, under Mr Loveringe, one year ; and Bury St Edmunds, under Mr
Stevens, two years. Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table,
April 3, 1646. Surety, Mr Foster. Previously admitted at Trinity Coll^;e,
April 3, 1645.

Of Banham, Esq. Married Anne, daughter of John Archer, of Wiggen-
hall St Mary. Died before Sep. 27, 1671, when his widow married Edward
North of Benacre. ( Vis, of Norf.) Entered his pedigree in the Suff. Vis, of
1664 ; when he was 'of Walsham le Willows.' (J. J. M.)

Pope, Jeremiah : admitted pensioner.

Franklin, John : son of Edward Franklin, D.D., deceased, rector of Great Cressing-
ham, Norfolk. Bom thera Schools, Saham Tony, under Mr Gilbert, three
years; Hertford, under Mr Miner, two years; and Norwich, under Mr
Loveringe, one year. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, April 7, 1646.
Surety, Mr Moora

B.A. 1649-50: M.A 1653. Scholar, Mich« 1647 to Mids' 1650. Or-
dained deacon (Chich.) Sep. 22 ; priest (R and Wells) Sep. 23, 1660. Rector
of Tattingstone, Norf.; subscribes Jan. 28, 1660-1. Curate of Wissingset^
1662. Rector of Godwick and Tittleshall, 1662-78. Rector of Wellingham,'
1676->8. Married (1) Jane, daughter of John Lany, of Ipswich, Esq.
(2^ Frances, daughter .of Luke Skippon, D.D. Buried at Tittleshall, 1678.
Will proved (Norw. archd. C.) 1678. (F. G.) For an account of the father,
see Walker ii. 245.

362 GONVILLE AND OAIUS COLLEGE.

Galloway, Thomas : admitted pentdoner. One of these names licensed as school-
master at Bildeston, SoE, Feb. 12, 1662--3 : there in 1677.

Fenne, William : son of Edward Fenne, gent., of Harrow on the HilL Bom in
London. At school there (Harrow), under Mr Hyde, nine years. Age 17.
Admitted to the scholars' table, April 11, 1646. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1649-50: M.A. 1653. Scholar, Mich« 1646 to Mich* 1650. Ad-
mitted at Gray's Inn, June 6, 1649. Elected governor of Harrow School,
1683. Pedigree in Vis. of London, 1634; eldest son.

Fenn, Stephen : son of Thomas Fenn, gent., of Houghton, Norfolk. Born thera

School, Norwich, under Messrs Oushinge and Loveringe, five years. Age 17.

Admitted to the scholars' table, April 17, 1646. Surety, Mr Moora

B.A. 1649-50. Scholar, Mids' 1648 to Mich* 1649. Perhaps minister of

Southwold, Suff., till his death in 1654 : but the references to him seem to

imply an older man. He was previously minister of Walberswick. (T. Gardner,

Duntoichf p. 212.)
Combe, John : son of Edward Ck>mbe, gent., deceased. Bom at Bacton, Suffolk.

School, Bury St Edmunds, ^ve years, under Messrs Hobman and Stevens.

Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, April 17, 1646. Surety, Mr

Moore.

Scholar, L. Day 1648 to Mids' 1650.

Keble, John (matriculated 'Kelke'): son of James Keble, Esq., of Halesworth,
Suffolk. Bom there. Educated under Messrs Castleton, Havens and Clarke ;
and at Moulton, Norfolk, under Mr Lancetter, seven years. Age 15.
Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, April 17, 1646. Surety Mr
Moore.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, May 28, 1647. Of Halesworth, gent Died
without issue, in 1652. Will proved (P. C. C.) May 21, 1653 : leaves lands
to his mother, uncles, and other kinsmen. His lands in Huntingfield to the
poor in Halesworth. (J. .J. M.)

Fuller, William : son of Benjamin Fuller, gent., of Syleham, Suffolk. Bom there.
Schools, Wingfield, under Mr Jarmin, a year and a half ; and Hoxne, under
Mr Hall, seven years. Age 18. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table,
April 23, 1646. Surety, Mr Moore.

Of Syleham and Bradwell, Suff, gent. Married Prudence, daughter of
William Brock of Southwold. Died October 1668 : will proved (Archd.
Sudb.) Oct 13, 1668. Leaves manors in Syleham and Brockdish to his
brother SamueL Pedigree in Vis, of Easexy 1664. (J. J. M.) Brother of
Benjamin, 1647.

Watson, Samuel : son of James Watson, alderman of Dublin. Bom there.
School, Carlow? ('Catherlagh'), under Mr Gater, six years. Age 23. Ad-
mitted to the scholars' table, April 30, 1646. Surety, Mr Phillips. Previously
admitted at Trinity College, Dublin, Dec. 12, 1640.

Scholar, Mich* 1646 to Mich* 1647. Perhaps the same who was
appointed to the church of Tisbury, Wilts., and chapel of K Hatch, Jan.
1651-2: "a godly and orthodox minister." (Plund, Min. Committee: Bee.
Office.)

Ford, Edward : son of Edward Ford, minister (vicar of Great Warley, Essex).
Born at Rochford, Essex. Schools, Billericay, under Mr Long ; Little Warley,
under Mr Holden; and Brentwood, Essex, under Mr Lathum. Age 18.
Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, April 30, 1646. Surety, Mr
Phillips.

Admitted at Lincoln's Lin, May 4, 1647; ''son and heir of Edward, of
Great Warley, clericus."

1646. 368

Peake : admitted sizar.

Scholar, Mich' 1648 to Mids' 1650.

*Barton, John: son of William Burton, plasterer ('coementarius'), of Gretton,
Northants. Bom there. School, Uppinghapi, Rutlandshire, under Mr
Meares, six years. Age 16. Admitted sizar, April 30, 1646. Surety, Mr
Moore.

B.A. 1649-50: M.A. 1653. Incorporated at Oxford, May 10, 1677.
Junior fellow, L. Day 1651 : senior, Christ^ 1651 to Mich* 1655. Hebrew
lecturer, 1653-4. Master of the Cathedral school, Ely, 1650-3. Master of
Seaming school, 1653-77. Master of Norwich School, 1677-99. At Seaming
he kept two assistant masters, and had always about 50 boys, 20 of whom
boarded in his house. In 1660 he published a fantastic educational romance,
" Eriander,*' in which he put forth his theories of education. His History
of Norwich school was published in a volume of posthumous works of Sir
T. Browne. He died Aug. 16, 1699. Monument at Seaming. He was not
in holy orders. (A, J.)

♦Naylor, Oliver: son of Oliver Naylor, minister (formerly of the college, p. 158).
Bom at Marwood, Devon (bapt. Jan. 30, 1627-8). Schools, Atherington,
under Mr Beckett, two years; Stratton, Cornwall, under Mr Holman, two
years; and Barnstaple, under Mr Sam. Clark, one year. Age 18. Admitted
pensioner. May 2, 1646. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1649-50 : M.A. 1653. Scholar, Mich* 1647 to L. Day 1651. Junior
fellow L. Day 1651 : senior, Mich' 1655 to Mids' 1659. Morning lecturer,
1651-3. "Mr Naylor preached in the forenoon at St Mary's (Cambridge). He
spake much about SacrU^e. Some thought that he did respect those that came
into masterships or fellowships. I thought it was not so directed. He was
chosen fellow by such. He is said to be a humble quiet and conscientious
man. But he discovered too much of youthful heat, and was imprudent in
his expressions.'' (Dr Worthington's Diary, Nov. 29, 1657.) He gave to the
coU^e library the works of Suarez in 16 fol. vols., Biblia polyglotta, 1657,
and many other books. Rector of Tawstock, Devon: probably instituted,
1652. Rector of Clovelly, 1666-99. Preb. of Exeter, 1661-1701 ; when he
resigned. Chaplain to Dowager Countess of Devon. Married Jane, daughter
of Fermor Pepys of Milehcwo. Died July 14, 1705: buried at Tawstock.
M. L to him and his wife.

Nightingall, Thomas, Sir: son of Robert Nightingall, Esq., of Newport, Essex.
Bom there. School, Stevenage, Herts., six years. Age 16. Admitted fellow-
commoner. May 2, 1646. Surety, Mr Moore.

Succeeded his grandfather Thomas (of 1593) as baronet, 1644. Of
Langley, Essex. Married Jane, daughter of George Shires, of Slyfield Hall,
Surrey. Buried at Newport, Oct. 19, 1702. He gave a silver cup to the
college (Annals : — where the elder Thomas is called his father). Pedigree in
Betham's £aranetage.

Potter, Thomas: son of John Potter, gent. Bom at Ashton, Lancashire. At
school there, under Mr Birch, five years; and at Win wick, under Mr Pickering,
eight years. Age 19. Admitted to the scholars' table, May 7, 1646. Surety,
'Mr Moore.

B.A. 1649-50: M.A. 1653. Scholar, Mich« 1647 to Chrisf 1650.
Perhaps curate of Winwick, Lanes., 1656-71 : and pastor of Newchurch,
1658-9 : buried at Winwick, Nov. 12, 1671. Several entries, in the register,
of children of Thomas Potter, minister. (E. A.) One of Uiese names was
rector of Stanhoe, Norf., in 1651.

364 GONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Sanderson, George: son of George Sanderson, gent., of Lincolnshire. Bom in
London. School, Newport, Essex, under Mr WooUey, five years. Age 17.
Admitted fellow-commoner. May 27, 1646. Surety, Mr Moore.

Probably of Louth, Lines. Married Mary, daughter of Thomas Lodington.
Will dated Dec. 2, 1689 : proved (Line.) 1690. (A. J. M.)

Sykes, Henry : son of Robert Sykes, minister, of Yardley, Herts, (bapt. Oct 3,
1630). Educated at home for two years ; and at Stevenage, under Mr Pierson,
a year and a hall Age 15. Admitted sizar, July 6, 1645 (sic). Surety, Mr
Moore.

B.A. 1649-50: M.A. 1660. Vicar of St Ippolyts, 1650-1663. Rector of
Ayot St Lawrence, Herts., 1661-97. He rebuilt the chancel and parsonage
house of Ayot in 1694. (Clutterbuck n. 257.) Died 1697.

Reeve, Edmund: son of Augustin Reeva Bom at Haddiscoe, Norfolk. At
school (Norwich), under Mr Loveringe, six years. Age 17. Admitted to the
scholars' table, May 27, 1646. Surety, Mr Moore.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, Nov. 23, 1645 : barrister, 1652. Died Dec. 20,
1656. M. I. at Toft Monks, Norf. Brother of Henry and Augustin, 1658;
and Charles, 1663.

Bent, Ambrose: son of Thomas Bent, husbandman: of Hoby, Leicestershire.
School, Sileby, five years, under Mr Partridge. Age 20. Admitted sizar,
June 5, 1645 (sic). Surety, Mr Barker.

B.A. 1649-50. Probably Vicar of Ashby Folvile, Leics., 1659-61:
presented by the ParL Sequestrators.

Wood, Samuel : son of William Wood, gent. Bom at Saddington, Leicestershire.
Schools, Kibworth, under Mr Wright, three years ; and Lutterworth, under
Mr Winterton, about one year. Age 14. Admitted sizar, June 10, 1645 (sic).
Surety, Mr Barker.

Probably B.A. (Queens') 1651-2: M.A. 1655. Ordained deacon (Line.)
June 15; priest, June 16, 1661. Perhaps vicar of Stanstead Abbots, Herts.,
1666 to his death in 1675 : of Bishop Stortford, 1666-75 : and of Patteswick,
Essex, 1672.

Byrom, Adam : son of Henry Byrom, Esq., of Lowton, Lancashire. Bom there.
Schools, Winwick, under Mr Pickeringe, three years; Bradford, Yorkshire,
under Mr Woorell, a year and a half ; and again, Winwick, under Mr Picker-
inge, two years. Age 15. Admitted to the scholars' table, June 15, 1646.
Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1649-50. Scholar, Christ* 1647 to Mids' 1650. Described as a
lunatic in 1664 (Vis, o/Lanca.). The father was a major in the royal army :
killed at EdgehiU, 1642. Brother of Samuel and Edwaid, 1650.

Elderd, John : son of John Elderd, gent., of Bourls ?, Essex. Bom at Colchester.
At school there, under Mr Dugard, over six years, and at Stortford, Herts.,
under Mr Lea. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, July 2,
1646. Surety, Mr Moore.

Lord of the manor of Olivers, Stanway. Admitted at Lincoln's Lin,
May 2, 1648: "son and heir of John Elderd of Burgh, Essex." Married
Margaret, daughter of Richard Harlackenden, of Earls Colne, Elssex; and
had issue. M.P. for Harwich, 1689. Died Sep. 2, 1717: buried at Earls
Colne. (Morant, ii. 193.)

Catcher, Thomas: son of Richard Catcher, M.D. (FeUow of the College of
Physicians). Bom at Leatherhead, Surrey. At school, under Mr Watts, three
years ; under Mr Mason at Camberwell, three years ; and at Stortford, Herts.,

1646. 365

under Mr Lea. Age 15. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, July 2,
1646. Surety, Mr Moore.

Eldest son. The father signs the pedigree in the Lend. Via, 1634. The
mother was of Leatherhead.

Booth, Robert: son of Robert Booth, minister (vicar of Wroxham). Bom at
Wroxham, Norfolk. Schools, Bury St Edmunds, under Mr Stephens, over a
year ; Swaffham, under Mr Dawson, three years ; and Great Fransham, under
Mr Tucke, three years. Age 15. Admitted to the scholars' table, July. 6,
1646. Surety, Mr Foster.

Migrated to Clar^ June 12, 1649. B.A. 1649-50. One of these names
was rector of Satterleigh, Dev., 1687 ; and of Warkleigh, 1687.

Palmer, William : son of Owen Palmer, gent Bom at Hempstead, Norfolk.
Schools, Edgefield, under Mr Cooper ; and Holt, under Messrs Witherly and
Fenn, th>ee years. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table, Aug. 4, 1646.
Surety, Mr Foster.

B.A. 1650-1 : M.A 1654. Scholar, Mich« 1647 to L. Day 1652. Or-
dained priest (Bp Joseph Hall) Feb. 2, 1653-4. Licensed, by the bishop, to
preach, Oct 2, 1662. Rector of Filby, Norl, 1658-84. Subscribed £b to
the royal loan, 1666.

Cubitt, Thomas: son of John Cubitt, woollen-draper, of Yarmouth (bapt, St
Nicholas, Mar. 20, 1630—1). Schools, Yarmouth, under Mr Dove, five years;
and Norwich, under Mr Loveringe, four years. Age 15. Admitted, Sep. 9,
1646. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1650-1. Scholar, L. Day 1648 to Mich* 1652.

*Coleman, Jeremiah : son of Jeremiah Coleman, gent, of Wymondham, Norfolk.
Bom there (bapt March 24, 1629-30). At school, under Mr Locke, four
years ; and at Norwich, under Mr Loveringe, a year and a hall Age 16.
Admitted to the scholars' table, Sep. 11, 1646. Surety, Mr Blanks.

B.A. 1650-1. Scholar, Mids' 1647 to Mich* 1651. Junior fellow, Mich*
1651 to Mich' 1652. Examined and approved by the Westminster Assembly,
Oct 3, 1651, for his fellowship. Afterwards rector of Hethersett, Nori, tUl
his death in 1659. Married, Dec. 20, 1653, Barbara Turner, daughter of
Barbara Whitfoot, widow, of Hapton, Norf. His funeral sermon, preached
by Thomas Moor, Feb. 18, 1658-9, was afterwards published.

Garey, Samuel : son of Samuel Garey, minister, of Norfolk (formerly of the
college ; p. 165). Bom in Norwich. At school, under Mr Cushion, two, and
under Mr Levering, four years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table,
Sep. 19, 1646. Surety, Mr Moora Previously admitted at Corpus Christi,
July 6, 1646.

Scholar, Mich" 1646 to Mich* 1649.

Berry, John: son of Anthonv Berry, gent Bom at Bisbrooke, Rutlandshire.
Schools, Uppingham, under Mr Johnson, five, and under Mr Mears, three
years; and Ripon, Yorkshire, under Mr Palms, two years. Age 20. Ad-
mitted sizar, Sep. 26, 1646. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1650-1 : M.A. 1655. Incorporated at Oxford, July 13, 1658.
Master of Market Harborough school Curate of Bowden, Leic&, in 1662;
and of Harborough in 1672. He discovered a Greek MS. of Ignatius* Epistles
in Oundle ; which he gave to Bp Fell, who speaks of him as " egregius vir
et de re literaria optime meritus." Bp Lightfoot {Ign, i. 114) gives a
critical account of it.

366 qonville and caius college.

Mich* 1646— Mich* 1647.

Carr, Nicholas : son of Nicholas Carr, barrister (< causidicos'), of Norwich. Bom
there. At school there, under Mr Nucy, two years, and under Mr Lovering,
two years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, Oct. 7, 1646. Surety,
Mr Moore.

B.A. 1650^1 : M.A. 1654. Scholar, Mids' 1647 to Mich* 1664. Admitted
at Gray's Inn, Nov. 23, 1646. Rector of Bircham Tofts, 1652-63. Ordained
priest (Bp Joseph Hall) Oct. 26, 1653 : instituted by him Nov. 25, 1652.
Buried there. M. I. in the church. Married Mary, daughter of Anthony
Frere, rector of Mulbarton, Norf. Pedigree in Nwf, Tw., 1664.

Reynolds, John : son of Cooper Reynolds, minister, (rector) of Winfarthing,
Norfolk. Bom there. Schools, Shelf hanger, under Mr Williams, three years;
and Winfarthing, under Mr Aggas, one year. Age 16. Admitted, Sep. 26,
1646, sizar of Mr Bagge.

B.A. 1650-1 : M.A. 1654. A John Reynolds was rector of Roughton,
Norf.; ejected in 1662. Afterwards a nonconformist minister at Crosby
Square, London, one of those who presented the address of thanks to
James 11. in 1687. He died soon after; probably Nov. 25, 1691. See
FwneroL Sermany by S. Slater. (Browne's Nar/.^ p. 594.)

Barrow, Isaac: son of Isaac Barrow, gent, (formerly of the college, 1616), of
Burwell, Cambs. Bom there (bapt. at Wicken, Oct. 8, 1629). Schools,
Westminster, for one year; Bumpstead, Herts, (sic), under Mr Thomback,
for one year; and at home in his father's house, under Mr Wallis, four
years. Admitted, to the scholars' table, Oct. 29, 1646. Surety, Mr Foster.
Scholar, Mich* 1646 to Christ* 1647. Of Burwell, Cambs., Esq.

Wilson, Thomas: son of William Wilson, of Cambridge. Bom there (bapt. at
lit. St Mary's, July 3, 1630). At the Perse School, under Mr Crabb. Age
16. Admitted sizar, Oct. 14, 1646. Surety, Mr Ellis.

B.A. 1651-2. He was suspended for a time by the V.-Chancellor, and
ordered to make a recantation in the Regent House ; probably, like several
others punished at the same time, for "drinking a health to the king and
confusion to Tom (Fairfax)." {Acta Curue June 23, 1649.) Probably either
(1) ordained priest (Ardf. and Aghad.) Ap. 22, 1654, rector of Kelling, Norf.,
1654 : rector of Thomage, 1658 ; or (2) ordained priest (Line.) June 16, 1661 :
curate of Datchworth, Herts., 1662.

Mapletoft, Edmund: son of Edmund Mapletoft (clerk), of Holbrook, Suffolk.
School, Ely, under Mr Hitch, four years. Age 15. Admitted sizar, Oct. 19,
1646. Surety, Mr Barker.

B.A 1650-1 : M.A. 1654. Scholar, Mich* 1646 to Mids' 1653. Or-
dained priest (Bp Joseph Hall) June 30, 1655. Rector of Burlingham St
Edmund, 1657-91 : admitted by the Com. of public preachers. Vicar of
Halvergate : signs the bishop's book, March 23, 1660-1. Chaplain to Dowager
Lady I^velace. Subscribed £5 to the royal loan, 1666. Died 1691.

Smith, Tobias : son of William Smith, gent., of Sutton Bassett, Northants. Bom
there. Schools, Ashley, under Mr Withers, three years : at the Church of
St Mary, near Harborough, under Mr Largam ? three years ; and at Upping-
ham, under Mr Meeres, one year. Age 15. Admitted sizar, Oct. 22, 1646.
Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1650-1. Scholar, Mich* 1650 to L. Day 1652. Rector of Stoke
Albany, Northants., 1658-84. Buried there Jan. 19, 1683-4.

1646—1647. 367

Howell (Hovell), Thomas: son of William Howell, tailor, of Cambridge. Bom
there. At the Perse School, under Mr Crabb, six years. Age 15. Admitted
sizar, Dec. 1, 1646. Surety, Mr Buckenham.

B.A. 1650-1: M.A. 1654. Scholar, Mich- 1650 to L. Day 1652.
Ordained deacon and priest (Norw.) Feb. 25, 1663-4. Vicar of Clare,
Suff.; and rector of Wixoe, 1664-98. Buried at Wixoe, Nov. 18, 1698.

Harvey, Daniel: son of Daniel Harvey, gent, of London. School, Croydon,
Surrey, under Mr Webb, five years. Then, " quo pleniore haustu ardentem
literarum sitim relevaret," he was admitted, March 3, 1643, at Pembroke
College, Oxford ; tutor Mr Bernard, " vir insigniter doctus." Finally *' gravis
Uteris," at the age of 15, he was admitted fellow-commoner here, Nov. 12,
1646. Surety, Mr Moore.

B.A. 1647-8. Nephew of the physiologist (v. p. 149). Of Combe Nevill,
Surrey. Knighted at Canterbury, May 26, 1660. J. P. for Surrey. Received
a grant in reversion as custodian of the New Park, Richmond, 1660. Married
Elizabeth, daughter of Edward Lord Montagu, and had issue. Ambassador
to Turkey, 1678. Died at Constantinople, Aug. 1672. Buried at Hempstead,
Essex. Will proved (P. C. C.) May 4, 1677. (W. J. H.)

Jenkynson, Thomas: son of Thomas Jenkynson, gent. Bom in Rutlandshire.
Schools, Colly weston, under Mr Marshall, five years ; and Uppingham, under
Mr Alson, two years. Age 18. Admitted sizar, Nov. 27, 1646. Surety,
Mr Phillips.

Minn, John: son of John Minn, Esq., of Kong's Walden, Herts. Bom there.
Schools, Hertford, under Mr Minors, two years; Rushden, under Mr
Marshall, three years ; Walden, under Mr Battaile, two years ; and at home,
under Mr Ashly, two years. Age 18. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors'
table, Feb. 25, 1646-7.

Manning, William: son of William Manning, husbandman, of Diss, Norfolk.
Bom there (bapt. Aug. 8, 1630). At school there, under Mr Gibs, five years.
Age 16. Admitted sizar, March 17, 1646-7. Surety, Mr Segewick.

B.A. 1650-1. Perhaps ordained priest (Bp of Exeter) Oct. 17, 1655.
Rector of Rishangles, Suff., 1663-78. Married Mary Revett, May 13, 1662.
Subscribed £10 to the royal loan, 1666. Buried at Rishangles, June 28,
1678. Will proved (Norw. C. C.) 1678. One of the same names was ejected
from Middleton, 1662 : afterwards licensed as congregationalist teacher at
Peasenhall ; " a man of great abilities and learning, but feU into Sooinian
principles" (Browne, p. 529). Buried at Peasenhall, Feb. 15, 1710-1; aged 81.
Will proved (Ipsw.) 1711. The latter may be our student; and the former of
Christ's, B.A. 1652-3.

Pedder, Isaac : son of Tobias Pedder, gent., of Hunstanton, Norfolk. Bom there.
Schools, Burgh, Lincolnshire, under Mr Allen; Lynn, under Mr BeU; and
Ringstead, Norfolk, under Mr Loades, three years. Age 17. Admitted to
the scholars' table, April 27, 1647. Surety, Mr Foster.

Scholar, L. Day 1648 to Mids' 1650. Admitted at Gray's Inn, July 7,
1652. The father appears to have been a strong Parliamentarian. Sir
Hamon Lestrange, in a letter ^Feb. 3, 1651-2) to Col. Jenny, complains of
. him "as the chi^ mover in clanaestine informations : as ravenous beasts prey,
he hath sought my ruin by close and skulking practices." (Hunstanton Hidl
private records.)

Fleard, Samuel: son of Richard Fleard, minister, of Leasingham, Lincolnshire.
School, Digby, under Mr Harkley, seven yeara Age 22. Admitted
pensioner to the bachelors' table, April 30, 1647. Surety, the chaplain, Mr
Bradshaw.

368 QONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLBOE.

Lovall, Charles: son of John Lovell, Esq., of K Harling. Bom at Wisbech.
Schools, Thetford, Norfolk, under Mr Ward, three years; and Pickenhaniy
under Mr Eade, two years. Age 16. Admitted fellow-commoner, May 6,
1647. Surety, Mr Foster.

Admitted at Lincoln's Inn, Feb. 11, 1649-50 : 'son and heir of John, of
Harling.' His mother was a Buckworth, of WisbecL Half brother of John,
of 1660. Died without issue. He gave to our library Rivola's Armenian
Orammar^ 1624.

Blofeild, William: son of Thomas Blofeild, Esq. (formerly of the college: 1619).
Bom at Hookehall ('Hockweir), Norfolk. Schools, Baconsthorpe, under Mr
Watson, two years ; Diss, under Mr Lancaster, three years ; and Gunthorpe,
under Mr Chapman, one year. Age 18. Admitted pensioner to the
bachelors' table. May 7, 1647. Surety, Mr Foster. (Afterwards admitted as
fellow-commoner. )

Of Walsingham parva, Knapton, and Beeston Priory, gent. (Blomel viii. ;
92, 134). Described as of Runcton in 1660. Died without issue. His father
held the manor of Hookehall in Wickmere, adjoining Sustead.

Sherwood, Sampson: son of James Sherwood, deceased. Bom at Bushby,
Leicestershire. Schools, Scraptoft, under Mr Jones, two years ; and Thumby,
under Ferdinand Burridge, two years. Age 17. Admitted sizar. Surety,
Mr Foster.

B.A. 1650-1. SchoUr, Mich* 1650 to Mich* 1652. Of the same family
as William Sherard, of Bushby, founder of the Botany professorship at
Oxford.

Chancy, Henry: son of Henry Chancy, Esq., of Yardley Bury (Ardeley),
Herts. (Bom Ap. 12, 1632.) Schools, Stevenage, under Mr Pierson,
four years ; and Bishop Stortford, under Mr Lee (Thomas Leigh), one year.
Age 15. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, June 7, 1647. Surety,
Mr Barker. (Afterwards admitted as fellow-commoner.)

The historian of Herts. Barrister at law, of the Middle Temple, 1656.
Treasurer, 1685. Serjeant at law, 1688. J.P. ; and Recorder of Hertford
1680. Knighted at Windsor, June 14, 1681. He was married three times.
Died May 1, 1719: buried at Yardley. (v. Herts. Via. 1634; and D. N. B.)
His History of Herts, was published in 1700.

Rampley, William: son of Thomas Rampley, gent., of Walsham-le-Willows,
Suffolk. Schools, Botesdale, under Mr Fowls, two years; Westhorpe, one
year; and Botesdale, under Mr Ellis, one year. Age 16. Admitted to the
scholars' table, June 8, 1647. Surety, Mr Barker.

B.A. 1650-1 : M.A. 1654. SchoUr, Mich* 1647 to Mich« 1651. Or-
dained deacon (Norw.) Nov. 1, 1662 : subscribed for priest's orders, Dec. 20,
1662. Rector of Gunthorpe and Bale, 1663.

Ellis, Edward : son of John Ellis, gent., of Milton, Cambs. At King's Coll^;e
School, under Mr Hammond, two years; and at Chishall, Essex, under
Mr Hanchett, about a year. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, June 14,
1647. Surety, Mr Bradshaw.

Scholar, Christ* 1647 to Mich' 1649. Admitted at Gray's Inn, Sep. 3,
1649.

Read, John: son of John Read, gent., of Thumby, Leicestershire. Schools,
Billesdon, under Mr Trigg, four years ; Thumby, under Ferdinand Burridge,
over a year. Age 15. Admitted sizar, June 10, 1647. Surety, Mr Foster.

Admitted at the Middle Temple, Nov. 1, 1656: ''eldest son of John, of
Femeby, Lines."

1647. 369

Fuller, Benjamin : son of Benjamin Fuller, gent, of Syleham, Suffolk. Bom at
Bungay, Norfolk (sic). Schools, Hoxne, Suffolk, under Mr Hall, four years ;
and Yoxford, under Mr Eachard. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table,
June 18, 1647. Surety, Mr Barker.

Scholar, Mich' 1648 to L. Day 1650. Mentioned as having three sons,
when his brother WUliam (of 1646) made his will ; Sep. 30, 1668. (J. J. M.)

Seaman, William : son of Thomas Seaman, doctor (< medicus *) of Wymondham,
Norfolk. Schools, Hingham, under Mr Alden, three years ; and Wymondham,
under Mr Mathews, five years. Age 16. Admitted sizar, June 22, 1647.
Surety, Mr Foster.

For some years in Ck>nstantinople in the service of Sir Peter Wyche, the
ambassador. Entered as a student at Leyden, May 20, 1671. M.D. Gamb.
(by lit. reg,) 1676. Author: Translation of a Catechism into Turkish, 1660;
do. of the New Test, 1666. Turkish Grammar, 1670; and other works.

Puckering, Thomas : son of Thomas Puckering, Esq., of Hildersham, Cambs.
Schools, Thurlow, Suffolk, under Mr Moore, three years ; and Newport, under
Mr Wooly. Age over 15. Admitted to the scholars' table, June 18, 1647.
Surety, Mr Foster. (Afterwards admitted to the bachelors' table.)

♦Gostlin, John: son of John Gostlin, gent, deceased, formerly fellow of the
college (1619). Born at Bickleburgh, Norfolk. Schools, Diss and Moulton,
under Mr Lanceter, seven years. Age 15. Admitted to the scholars' table,
July 6, 1647. Surety, Mr Foster.

B.A. 1650-1 : M.A. 1654. Incorporated at Oxford, July 13, 1658. M.D.
1661. Scholar, Mids' 1648 to Mich* 1649. Senior fellow, Mids' 1661 to his
death in 1704. He was appointed by royal mandate, being at the time a
fellow of Peterhouse, whither he migrated in 1653. He says {Histortola) that
he left Caius *< propter lites et discordiam inter custodem titularem (William
Dell) et ipsum ob Regis et Ecclesiae causam." His petition to the king
(CcU, of State Pc^perSj Dam. 1661) states that he "was debarred from prefer-
ment for his known loyalty." On his return he was made bursar, 1661-4 ;
and steward, 1667-8. President, 1679-1704. Under the title oi Histortola
he left a continuation of the college Annals^ preserved in the library. He
was a considerable benefactor, leaving the advowson of Hethersett to the
master, *< to present one of the fellows of the college, whom the master shall in
his conscience think most fit, without favour or affection." He had also given,
Dec. 18, 1704, £500 for the increase of the scholarships founded by his grand
uncle. In his will, dated Sep. 16, 1702, proved (V. C. Court, Camb.) Ap. 25,
1705, he mentions his brothers ; Thomas, hosier in Norwich, and Edmund,
draper in London. He was buried in the college chapel, Feb. 3, 1704-5.

Turner, Thomas : son of Thomas Turner, gent, of Norwich (bapt at St Pet Man-
croft, Ap. 1, 1631). Schools, Eaton, Norfolk, under Mr Rayner, four years;
and Norwich under Mr Lovering, two years. Age 18. Admitted to the
scholars' table, July 6, 1647. Surety, Mr Barker.
Scholar, Mich; 1647 to Mich- 1649.

Russell, William: son of William Russell, knt and hart, of Chippenham, Suffolk
(sic). Bom thera Educated at home under Mr Warren. Age 16. Ad-
mitted fellow-commoner, Sep. 28, 1647. Surety, Mr Barker.

Of Laughame, Carm., knt Created baronet, 1660. He waa called 'White
Sir William ' ; his half-brother was * Black Sir William.' Married Hesther,
daughter of Sir Thomas Rous, bart., of Rouse Lench, Worcs. (Betham,
I. 365.) Son by his father's third wife. Died about 1714, leaving one
daughter.

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370 GONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

MiCH» 1647— Mich* 1648.

Hunt, Eusebius : son of Eusebius Hunt, minister of Warboys, Hunts. Bom at
Maltby, Yorkshire. Schools, Orton, Hunts., and Huntingdon, under Mr
Taylor over a year. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, Oct. 10,
1647. Surety, Mr Phillips.

B.A. 1657-8: M.A. 1664. Referred to the Assembly of Divines as "a
godly and orthodox minister," for Binfield, Berks., Oct. 21, 1647. Vicar
of Easton, Hunts.: presented by the trustees for the maintenance of ministers,
March 30, 1659. {Lamb. 968, p. 153.) Rector of Chesterton, Hunts, 1662.

North, Samuel: son of Michael North, druggist, citizen of London. School,
St Paul's, six years, under Mr Langley. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars'
table, Jan. 29, 1647-8. Surety, Mr Foster.
Scholar, Chrisf 1647 to Mich« 1649.

Flowerdew, Nathaniel : son of Nathaniel Flowerdew, gent., of Famham, Suffolk.
Bom there. Schools, Benhall, under Mr Whight, six years ; Stemfield, under
Mr Bartlet, three years ; and Glemham, under Mr Turner, half a year. Age 17.
Admitted sizar, Feb. 1, 1647-8. Surety, Mr Bradshaw.

B.A. 1651-2 : M.A. 1655. Scholar, Mids' 1651 to Mich* 1655. Perhaps
the "Nathaniel Flowerdy, minister," who was buried at Walberswick, Dec. 31,
1659. Wills of men of these names were proved (Norw. C. C.) 1661 and 1671,
each « of Eye.'

Swanton, Edmund : son of John Swanton, gent. Bom at Feltwell, Norfolk. At
school there, under Messrs Taylor and Miredith, three years, and under Mr
Ward, four years. Age 14. Admitted sizar, Feb. 15, 1647-8. Surety,
Mr Foster.

B.A. 1651-2 : M.A. 1655. Scholar, Mich« 1651 to Mich« 1654. Or-
dained priest (Bp Jos. Hall) June 20, 1654. Vicar of Lakenheath, Suff.,
1662 to 1683. Subscribed £5 to the royal loan, 1666. Will proved (Norw.)
1684.

^EUys, John : son of John EUys, gent., of Raveningham, Norfolk. Bom at
Huntingfield, Suffolk. Schools, Wingfield, Suffolk, under Mr Jermey, one
year ; Hoxne, under Mr Hall, half a year ; Wrentham, under Messrs Batho
and Pollard, three years ; and Norton, under Mr Brooke, half a year. Age 14.
Admitted sizar, Feb. 15, 1647-8. Surety, Mr Rant.

B.A. 1651-2: M.A. 1655. Incorporated at Oxford, July 9, 1661.

Scholar, Mich* 1648 to L. Bay 1655. Junior fellow, L. Day 1659 : senior,

Christ' 1661. Elected Master, Jan. 1, 1702-3. He held the coUege offices of

Ethical lecturer, 1660-2 : registrar, 1667 : bursar, 1675-7: repeatedly steward,

and for many years dean. When Vice-Chancel lor, in 1705, he was knighted,

on the occasion of the visit of Queen Anne to Cambridge. In early life he

seems to have enjoyed a high reputation : '< that eminent and careful tutor "

(Whiston ; life of Clarke). But as master his relations with the feUows seem

' to have been more than usually inharmonious, and to have earned him the

; title of "the Devil of Caius.'* Died Nov. 29, 1716: buried at Swaffham

' Prior, Cambs. M. I. there. For more, see under Masters.

Gilbert, Robert: son of John Gilbert, minister. Bom at Saham Tony (<Swa-
hunpton '), Norfolk. Educated there, seven years, under his ^ther. Age 16.
Admitted sizar, April 4, 1648. Surety, Mr Barker.

B.A. 1651-2: M.A. 1655. Perhaps vicar of Stradset, Norf., 1656, till
his death in 1662 ; and vicar of Wiggenhall St Germans, 1661. (But see
Robert G. of 1627-8.) Brother of John, 1642.

1647—1648. 371

Gonrnay, Henry: son of Edward Ooumay, Esq., deceased, of West Barsham,
Norfolk. Bom at Hillington (Jan. 23, 1631-2). School, Gressenhall, under
Mr Greene, nine years. Age 16. Admitted fellow-commoner, Feb. 18,
1647-8. Surety, Mr Foster.

Admitted at Lincoln's Inn, Nov. 8, 1651. Married Ellen, daughter of
William Adams, Esq., barrister at law. Died, without issue, in 1660: the
last of the famUy of West Barsham. Will proved (P. C. C.) Feb. 11, 1660-1.
M. I. at West Barsham (v. House of Goumay),

Guybon, William : son of Thomas Guybon, knt and bart.(?) of Thursford, Norfolk.
Schools, Cantley, five years, under Mr Chapman; and Norwich, under Mr
Lovering, a year and a half. Age 17. Admitted fellow-commoner, March 16,
1647-8. Surety, Mr Foster.

Eldest son. Married Mercy, daughter of Sir Philip Parker of Erwarton,
Suff. ; by whom he had a son Thomas, who died in his Other's lifetime. Died
before 1666. (Blomei ix. 258.)

Guybon, Thomas : (second) son of Thomas Guybon, knt. and bart(T) of Thursford,
Norfolk. Schools, Cantley, under Mr Chapman, five years; and Norwich,
under Mr Lovering, a year and a half. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the
bachelors' table, March 16, 1647-8. Surety, Mr Foster.

Admitted at Lincoln's Inn, May 23, 1650. Died without issue. His
father was not a baronet.

Jermyn, John : son of Thomas Jermyn, Esq. Bom at West Tofts, Norfolk.
Schools, Thetford, under Mr Ward, five years ; and South Pickenham, under
MrEade, a year and a hall Age 18. Admitted fellow-commoner, March 14,
1647-8. Surety, Mr Foster.

Of West Tofts, Esq. Married Elizabeth, daughter of Thos. Townshend,Esq.,
of West Wretham, and had issue. (F. G.)

Spranger, John : son of Richard Spranger, gent., of North Weald, Essex. (School :
Shenley, Herts., under Mr Harper.) Admitted fellow-commoner, April 11,
1648. Surety, Mr Barker. Previously admitted at Christ's CoU^;e, May 31,
1642.

M.B. 1649. Probably graduated M.D. at Leyden. Of Haly Hall, in
the parish of Am well, Herts., in 1660, when he obtained a grant of arms (v.
Vis, of Ess,)y and is described as Doctor of Physic.

Creroer, Robert: son of Robert Cremer, gent. Born at Little Massingham,
Norfolk. At school there, under Mr Ringwood, two years ; and at Norwich,
under Mr Loveringe, four years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table,
April 21, 1648. Surety, Mr Foster.
Scholar, Mich* 1648 to Mich* 1650.

^Felton, John : son of Robert Felton, clerk (son of Bp Nicholas Felton). Bom at
Little Gransden, Cambs. School, Hitchin, under Mr Kempe, six years.
Age 15. Admitted sizar, April 28, 1648. Surety, Mr Foster.

B.A. 1651-2 (17th, out of 32, in the list) : MA. 1655 : B.D. 1662. Scholar,
Mich* 1650 to Mich* 1652. Junior fellow, Mich* 1652 : senior, Mids' 1655 to
his death about Mich* 1668. Morning lecturer, 1653 : Hebrew lecturer,
1657-9: dean, 1656, 1657: salarist, 1663-7. Died in coll^ *<of a putrid
fever, caught in Suffolk" {AwnaU). ''Disputandum nobis reliquit utrum
Theologus profundus an Philosophus subtilis, Mathematicus omatus vel
Musicus concinnus. Orator elegans an Poeta festivus, in Feltono magis sua-
piciendus erat" (Goetlin). Will proved (V. C. Court, Camb.) Sep. 20, 1667.
He leaves his books to the college library ; where we have a number with his
name. Author : Latin verses pi^fixed to W. Godman's sermon at Cambridge,
May 24, 1660.

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372 OONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

March, Mylee (matriculated * Mylius ') : son of Humberson March ; of the Isle of
Ely. Bom at Haddenham. School, Ely, under Mr Hitch, six years. Age 16.
Admitted to the scholars' table, May 15, 1648. Surety, Mr Barker.

Scholar, Mich' 1648 to L. Day 1652. Third son : died, unmarried, Nov. 10,
1684 : buried at Haddenham. (Davy.) Brother of William, 1641.

Snell, Robert : son of Robert Snell, gent., deceased. Bom at Denton, Norfolk-
School, Mendlesham, under Mr Mosse, three years; afterwards under Mr
Launceter, four years. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table.
May 25, 1648. Surety, Mr Foster.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, June 9, 1654. Owner of the great tithes of
Kessingland, Sufl^, in 1662. Brother of Tobias, 1649.

Bumell, Francis: son of Richard Bumell, gent Bom at Aldeby ('Aleby'),
Norfolk. At school there, under Mr Adkinson, two years; at Beccles,
Norfolk (sic), under Mr Ck>pp, three years; and at Norwich, a year and a
half, under Mr Lovering. Age 17. Admitted sizar. May 31, 1648. Surety,
Mr BladwelL (Re-admitted, to the scholars' table, July 29.)
Scholar, Mich' 1648 to Mich' 1649.

Barrow, Justinian: son of Isaac Barrow, Esq. (formerly of the college, 1616).
Born at Burwell, Oambs. At school there, under Mr Wallis, three years ; and
at Newport, under Mr Wolley, two years. Age 15. Admitted to the scholars'
table, June 3, 1648. Surety, Mr Barker.

Scholar, Mich' 1648 to L. Day 1652. Brother of Isaac, of 1646.

Bacon, Edmund : son of Robert Bacon, Esq. Bom at Ryburgh, Norfolk. Schools,
Syderstone (' Ceistrion '), two years, under Mr Swallow ; and Gressenhall, ^ve
years, under Mr Greene. Age 14. Admitted fellow-commoner, June 6, 1648.
Surety, Mr Foster.

Succeeded his grandfather as baronet. Married Elizabeth, daughter of
Sir Robert Crane, bart, of Chilton, Suff. Died Sep. 12, 1685. Will proved
(P. C. C.) Feb. 9, 1685-6. Buried at Redgrave: monument there: **A
generous colonel ; a good magistrate ; a just man ; d^." The will of his father
is printed in **Bury WiUs" {Camden Soc. 1850). He leaves to Edmund,
amongst other things, "all my riding horses, hawks and dogs, and their furni-
ture." Proved 1652.

Pyle, John : son of Richard Pyle, priest. Bom at Hunworth, Norfolk. At school
there, under Messrs Witherly, Fenn, and Wright, five years. Age 15. Ad-
mitted sizar, June 16, 1648. Surety, Mr Foster.

B.A. 1651-2 : M.A. 1655.* Ordained priest (Bp Joseph Hall), Sep. 15,
1654. Rector of Hunworth and Stody, 1654-1709: admitted by the Pari.
Committee, Mar. 16, 1654-5. Obtained the bishop's license to teach grammar,
Ap. 15, 1680. Buried, Nov. 3, 1709. WUl proved (Norw. C. C.) 1710 : "of
Stody."

Alston, William : eldest son of Edward Alston, knt., of Strixton, Beds. (sic).
School, Wymington, under Mr (John) Anderson, eight years. Age 16.
Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, June 29, 1648. Surety, Mr
Barker. (Son of William, of 1628.)

Of Strixton, Northants., Esq. Admitted at the Inner Temple, Nov. 13,
1647. Died without issue, about 1690. Buried at Strixton. Son of Edward,
of 1628. Will proved (P. C. C.) July 23, 1690.

Howlett, William : son of John Howlett, goldsmith, of Norwich. Bom there
(bapt. at St Pet Mancroft, Oct. 19, 1628). At school there, under Mr
liovering. Age 20. Admitted sizar, June 22, 1648. Surety, Mr Foster.
Probably B.A. (King's) 1650-1.

1648. 373

Majhew, James : son of John Mayhew, gent., of Eye, Suffolk. Born at Bedfield.
Educated, first under his &ther, then under Mr Mallowes, two years, and
under Mr Browne, a year and a half. Age 18. Admitted sizar, June 30,
1648. Surety, Mr Foster.

Monyman, Nicholas : son of Henry Monyman, carpenter, of Letheringsett, Nor-
folk. School, Holt, under Messrs Witherly, Fenn, and Wright. Age 17.
Admitted sizar, August 7, 1648. Surety, Mr Foster.

B.A. (King's) 1652-3: M.A. 1656. Licensed as schoolmaster at
Cranbrook, Kent, by the Abp of Canterbury, May 19, 1662. Vicar of Benen-
den, 1662, to his death in 1700.

Iken, Thomas : son of James Iken, clerk, of Stifford, Essex, formerly fellow of this
college. Bom at Stifford. Educated, first under his father, afterwards at
Brentwood, under Mr (Daniel) Latham, three years. Age 14. Admitted to
the scholars' table, September 13, 1648. Surety, Mr Foster.

B.A. 1652-3 : M.A. 1656. SchoUr, Mich* 1648 to Mich* 1654.

MiCH« 1648— Mich" 1649.

Bell, Thomas. Appears as scholar, Mich' 1648 to Mich' 1649. B.A. 1648-9.
Not in our Admission Register. Subscribed for deacon's orders (Norw.) Sep.
18, 1663.

Buckenham, William: son of William Buckenham, gent, of Yoxford, Suffolk.
Bom there. At school, under Mr E^hard, four years. Age 18. Admitted
pensioner to the bachelors' table, Oct. 11, 1648. Surety, Mr Barker.

Probably a lawyer and steward of various manors at Yoxford, like his
father and grandfather. In his Other's moII, proved (Archd. Sudbury) 1671,
he is mentioned as having a son William.- (J. J. M. ; and C. B.)

Marberry, Richard : son of Thomas Marberry, Esq., of Walton, Cheshire. Bom
thera Schoob, Daresbury, under Mr Hammar (Hay wardX three years ; and
Win wick, Lancashire, under Mr Pickering, six years. Age 18. Admitted
to the scholars' table, 1648. Surety, the chaplain, Mr Bradshaw. (After-
wards admitted to the bachelors' table, Oct. 19, 1648.)

Richard Marberry, of *Overwalton,' Chesh., was charged before the Com,
/or Advcmce of Moneys Dec. 18, 1652, 'that he was captain under the king of
Scots in the last war, took a horse from John MidcUeton, of Stockton, and
joined the Earl of Derb3r's forces' (Co/, of State Papers).

Harrydunce, William : son of William Harrydunce, gent., of Fakenham, Norfolk.
Schools, Fakenham, under Mr Wells, two years; Sculthorpe, under Mr
Turner, a year and a half ; and Norwich, under Mr Lovering, three years.
Age 15. Admitted to the scholars' table, Oct. 31, 1648. Surety, Mr Foster.
Described as, ' of Fakenham, gent.' : M.I. there. (Blomef. vii. 95.) 1 Will
proved (Norf. archd.) 1664.

Sheldrake, William : son of William Sheldrake, druggist, of Fakenham, Norfolk.
Schools, Fakenham, under Mr WeUs, two years ; Sculthorpe, under Mr Tumer;
and Norwich, under Mr Lovering, four years. Age 18. Admitted sizar, Oct.
31, 1648. Surety, Mr Sheringham.

B.A. 1652-3: M.A. 1656. Scholar, Mich' 1650 to Mich' 1654. Junior
fellow, Mich' 1654 to Mich' 1658. Ordained deacon and priest (Norw.)
Nov. 10, 1661. Rector of St Mary's and All SS., Barton Bendish, Norf.,
1658-98: admitted by the Pari. Committee, June 26, 1658. The father
was licensed, by the bishop, to practise surgery in 1628.

374 GONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Groffe, Edward: son of Thomas C^offe, Esq., deceased. Bom at Saham Tony
(bapt. Nov. 28, 1630), Norfolk. Educated under Messrs French and Smith,
six years. Age 18. Admitted fellow-conunoner, Nov. 29, 1648. Surety, Mr
Foster.

Married Frances, daughter of Edmund Eade, B.D., rector of S. Picken-
ham ; by whom he had issue. Buried at Saham Toney, May 10, 1659. He
sold the manor of Oressingham. (F. G.)

Copping (Coppin), Thomas : son of Thomas Copping, Esq., of Caddington, Herts.
('Addington'). Bom there. At school under Mr Davyes, at Sharpenhoef
('Sharpenton') and Shillington ('Chidlington'), four years. Age 16. Ad-
mitted fellow-commoner Dec. 1, 1648. Surety, Mr Bagg.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, June 14, 1651. Sheriff of Bucks., 1658. Died
July 18, 1658; unmarried. Buried at Caddington. (v. Herts. Vis, 1634.)
Brother of John, 1649.

Wright, Thomas : son of John Wright, gent., of Ovington, Norfolk. Bom at
Burton, Suffolk. Schools, Thetford, under Mr Ward, four years; and
Pickenham, under Mr Eade, two years. Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the
bachelors' table, Jan. 24, 1648-9. Surety, Mr Barker.

Of Santon Downham, Suff., Esq. Married Elizabeth, daughter of Robert
Say, of Tilney. Died Feb. 10, 1698-9 : buried at Downham. (Carthew, ii.
501) <*Patri8B oraculum'^ M. I. at Downham : — also M. I. to his wife, who
died March 10, 1700-1 ; aged 57. Nephew of Germin, of 1624 ; and brother
of George, 1661.

Pawling, John: son of Thomas Pawling, gent., of Hickling, Norfolk. School,
Norwich, under Mr Lovering, seven years. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars'
table, Feb. 3, 1648-9. Surety, Mr Blankes. Previously admitted at Corpus
Christi College, March 9, 1646-7.

B.A. 1650-1. Scholar, Mich* 1648 to Mich* 1650.

Gaudy, Bassingboume : son of Bassingboume Gaudy, gent., deceased, of West
Harling, Norfolk. Bora in Gelderland (*Teile in Geldria'). Schools, Bury
St Edmunds, under Mr Stephens, three years; and Gressenhall, under Mr
Greene, four years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, Jan. 22, 1648-9.
Surety, Mr Foster.

Obtained a pass for Prance, Oct. 15, 1657, with a son of the Earl of
Desmond, and two servants {Col, of State Papers), The will of one of these
names was proved at Bury in 1692. According to Davy (Suff, Fed,) the
father was killed at Maestricht (? siege of 1632).

Estey, John : son of Benjamin Estey, vicar of West Bradenham, Norfolk. Bora
there. School, Lynn, under Mr Bell, eight years. Age 17. Admitted sizar,
April 6, 1649. Surety, Mr Barker.

Earle, Edward : son of Erasmus Earle, seijeant at law. Bom at Sail. Schools,
Corpusty, under Mr Watts, five years ; and Norwich, under Mr Lovering, six
years. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table, April 9, 1649. Surety, Mr
Barker.

Fourth son. Admitted at Lincoln's Inn, Nov. 4, 1648. Afterwards
of Sail, Cawston, and Heydon. In the church of Sail is a monument to his
son Erasmus, who died 1696 aged 27. He was a friend of Oliver Le Neve;
many of his letters to whom, dated from Sail, are calendared in Rye's Gorre-
spondeme of 0, Le Neve, The father was M.P. for Norwich, 1640 ; and was
considered one of the ablest lawyers of his time. He purchased the manor
of Sail Edward was his fourth son. (Bloraef. vi. 246.)

1648—1649. 375

*Boult, John : son of Nicholas Boult, vicar of Braiseworth, Suffolk. Bom there.
School^ Eye, under Mr Browne, seven years. Age 16. Admitted sizar, April
13, 1649. Surety, Mr Foster.

B.A. 1652-3: M.A. 1656. Scholar, Mich' 1650 to Mich' 1654. Junior
fellow, Mich* 1654: senior, L. Day 1659 to Mids' 1660, when he was
temporarily removed to make place for Sherringham. Re-elected, as junior,
Oct. 5, 1660: senior, Mids' 1661 to his death, Dec. 1661. Usher of the
Perse School, 1656. Ethical lecturer, 1656-9: Hebrew lecturer, 1659-60:
chaplain, 1660-1. Died of small pox, Dec. 1661 : buried in St Michael's.
He was re-elected into a senior fellowship in Wheeler's place, who was
ejected. " Ita pro nuda sordidAque siUce pretiosa et resplendens geomia ; pro
ligno et inutili pondere, decora stabilisque columna in senioritatem surro-
gatur'' (Ooetlin, HisL), Author: Latin verses prefixed to the sermon of
Wm. Godman, fellow of King's, 1660.

Spensley, Thomas : son of Thomas Spensley, gent., of Lynn, Norfolk. Bom at
Runcton Holme. School, Tottenhill, under Mr Armestronge one year ; after-
wards (Lynn) under Mr Bell, six years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars'
table, April 25, 1649. Surety, Mr Bradshaw.

B. A 1652-3. Scholar, Mich' 1650 to Mich' 1654. Admitted at Lincoln's
Inn, Feb. 9, 1653-4. Died before his father : Le. before 1673 (M.I. at All
SS. Lynn). Brother of Roger, 1659.

Gyrling, Thomas : son of Thomas Gyrling, gent, of Wisbech, Cambs. At school
(Wisbech), under Mr Frisney, six years. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars'
table, April 25, 1649. Surety, Mr Foster.

B.A. (Pet) 1652-3. Migrated to Peterhouse, June 22, 1650. Perhaps
the Thomas Gurling, of Horham, Suff., gent, son of Thomas, who died Dec.
16, 1694, aged 63 ; and was buried at Horham.

♦Dell, William. Originally of Emmanuel B.A. (Emm.) 1627-8 : M.A. 1631.
Fellow of Emmanuel. For some years "preacher of the army," under
General Fairfax. Intruded as master of Caius, May 4, 1649, after Dr Bach-
croft's ejection; he resigned. May 11, 1660. Rector of Yelden, Beds., for
some years: ejected in 1662. Died 1664: buried at Telden. For some
account of his writings, and his rule in college, where he does not seem
to have resided much, see under Masters, The D. N. B. is wrong in
identifying him with the secretary of Abp Laud.

Lowe, Edward: son of John Lowe, jurisconsultus, of Salisbury. Bom there.
Educated first under Mr Warwicke, four years ; at Blandford, under Mr Sutton,
one year ; at Salisbury, under Mr Hunt, one year, and under Dr Pottinger,
two years. Age 18. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors* table, June 4, 1649.
Surety, Mr Barker.

Probably the man referred to by Dr Henchman, Bp of Salisbury, who
requests the Secretary of State ''to advance £100 for him to his son in law
Edward Lowe," Sep. 25, 1660 (Co/, of StaU Papers), If so, he and his wife
seem to have died young, as they are not referred to in the bishop's will, who
died 1675.

Snell, Tobias: son of Robert Snell, gent, deceased. Bom at Denton, Norfolk.
Schools, Mendlesham, Suffolk, under Mr Mose, four years ; Moulton, Norfolk,
under Mr Lancetter, four years. Age 15. Admitted to the scholars' table,
1649. Surety, Mr Foster.

B.A. 1652-3. Scholar, Mich' 1652 to Mich' 1654. Brother of Robert,
1648.

376 gonville and caius college.

Mich' 1649— Mich* 1650.

♦Wheeler, James: son of James Wheeler, weaver, of Colchester. From Sidney
College. B.A. (Sid.) 1647-8: M.A. (Caius) 1651. Junior fellow of Caius,
Mich' 1649: senior, Mich' 1650 to Mids' 1661. Rhet. praelector, 1650:
registrar, 1651: salarist, 1654-8: catechist, 1658-60. President of the
college, 1660. He was ejected from the college after the Restoration, — the
only fellow so treated,— on the ground **that he had been a great dishonour
to the college, and is yet esteemed so ; and that he is judged in no way able to
promote the credit or advantage of the college'' (Geata, May 28, 1661).

Repps, Henry: son of John Repps, Esq. Bom at Mattishall, Norfolk. At
school there, under Mr Raby for seven, and under Mr Taylor for three years.
Age 16. Admitted fellow-commoner, Oct. 3, 1649. Surety, Mr Barker.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, Ap. 27, 1653. Died, unmarried, Jan. 6, 1666-7.
The estate of Mattishall devolved to his brother Francis. M. I. at MattishalL

Repps, Nicholas : son of John Repps, Esq. Bom at Mattishall, Norfolk. At
school, under Messrs Raby and Taylour, ten years. Age 15. Admitted to
the scholars' table, Oct. 3, 1649. Surety, Mr Barker.

B.A. 1653-4 : M.A. 1657. D.D. 1673. Scholar, Mich* 1650 to Mich* 1655.
Ordained priest (Bp Brownrigg, of Exeter), Oct. 9, 1659. Rector of a
mediety of Seaming, 1661. Married Jane, daughter of Sir Thomas Willis of
Fen Ditton. Died March 20, 1689-90; buried at Mattishall. M. I. there.
Will proved (Norw.) "of Earlham: S. T. P.": 1690. (Rye's N. Erpingham,
145.)

Chicheley, Henry : son of Thomas Chicheley, Esq., of Wiropole, Cambs. Bom at
Chippenham ( 1 636). School, Wimpole, under Mr Bagge, four years. Admitted
fellow-commoner, Oct. 10, 1649. Surety, Mr Bagg.

Buried at Wimpole, Nov. 19, 1652. His mother was a Russell of Chip-
penham. A descendant of the father of Abp Chicheley.

Hovell, WiUiam : son of Richard Hovell, knt., of Hillington, Norfolk. Bom in
London. School, Wimpole, under Mr Bagge, four yeara Age 12. Admitted
fellow-conmioner, Oct. 10, 1649. Surety, Mr Bagge.

B.A. 1653-4 (1st, out of 15, in the list : but a Caius proctor). Admitted
at Gray's Inn, Jan. 26, 1654-5. Of Hillington, knight. Marriea Etheldreda,
daughter of Thomas Lilley, Esq., and had issue. M.P. for Lynn, 1661. Died
March 4, 1669-70 : buried at Hillington. Will dated 1669, proved (P. C. C).
(Blomefield, viii. 466 ; and J. J. M.) Pedigree in Vis. of 1664.

Coppinge, John: son of Thomas Coppinge, Esq., of Caddington, Herts. ('Ad-
dington'). Bom there. At school, under Mr Davyes at Sharpenhoet
(•Sharpenton') and Shillington (*Chidlington'), five years. Age 16. Ad-
mitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, Nov. 14, 1649. Surety, Mr Bagge.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, June 14, 1651. Of Polluxhill, Beds.; and of
Markgate Cell, Herts. Married and had issue. Died July 1, 1682. Buried
at Caddington. (Herts. Vis., 1634.) Brother of Thomas, 1648.

Tabor, John. B.A. 1649-50. Not in our college list of admissions or degrees.
Perhaps rector of Faccombe with Tangley, Hants., 1656. ? Author : " S^tson-
able Thoughts in Sad Times, being some Reflections on the Warre, the
Pestilence, and the Burning of London." (A small volume of poems, Lond.
1667.)

Ellis, Peter : recorded as B.A., from Caius, in the University Register, 1649-50.

Dod, Edward : son of Thomas Dod, gent., of Whittlesford, Cambs. Bom there.
Schools, Felstead, Essex, under Mr Holbridge. two years; and Newport,

1649—1650. 377

under Mr WooUey, half-a-year. Age 15. Admitted, Feb. 25, 1649-50,
pensioner to the bachelors' table. Surety, Mr Bagg.

Of Hinxton, Cambs. Died 1678. Married (1) Susan, daughter of William
Re3molds of Whittlesf ord ; (2) Martha, daughter of John Siveyt; and had
issue by both. Buried at Whittlesford, March 12, 1677-8. By the parish
register his wife Martha was buried Nov. 1, 1677. (Tw. of Camba. 1684.)

Dereham, John: son of Thomas Dereham, Esq., of Dereham Grange, Norfolk.
Bom there. Schools, Thetford, under Mr Ward, seven years ; and Wisbech,
under Mr Frisney, three years. Age 16. Admitted fellow-commoner, Jan. 30,
1649-50. Surety, Mr Barker.

Admitted at the Middle Temple, June 13, 1648? Died during the life
of his father, who was created baronet in 1661 : said to have displeased his
father by his marriage, and to have been disinherited. (Blomef. vii. 325.)
He is mentioned in his father's will, proved (P. C. C.) 1668.

Jewell, Thomas: son of James Jewell, grocer, of London. Age 18. Admitted
sizar, Feb. 26, 1649-50. Surety, Mr Bradshaw. Previously admitted at
Pembroke Hall, June 16, 1649.

Person (Peirson), Henry : son of Richard Person, rector of Little Plumstead,
Noiiolk. Born there (bapt. Mar. 14, 1632-3). Schools, Plumstead, under
Mr King, three years; and Norwich, under Mr Lovering. Age 17. Admitted
sizar, March 20, 1649-50. Surety, Mr Bagg.

B.A. 1653-4 (6th, out of 15, in the list): M.A. 1657. Succeeded his
father as rector of Witton and Plumstead ; where he was admitted by the
Pari. Committee, May 15, 1657. Ordained deacon and priest (Norw.) Nov. 10,
1661. Married Anna, daughter of William Pearre, of Dereham, gent. ; Oct. 25,
1655. Buried at Plumstead, July 6, 1700. "Henry Person, clerk, having
^ithfully laboured in the ministry for three and forty years in this and
Witton Parish, and new built the greatest part of the rectory houses, and
done much good in his generation, died in his 68th year '' (Pa/r, Hegister),
Will proved (Norw. archd. C.) 1700-1.

^Goodman, John : son of Richard Goodman, attorney, of Rothwell, Northants.
Admitted at Sidney College, July 3, 1641.

B.A. (Sid.) 1644-5. D.D. 1673. Intruded fellow at Caius, L. Day 1650
to Mich* 1651. Vicar of Watford, 1651 (1)-1674. Ordained priest (Line.)
Feb. 3, 1660-1. Vicar of Much Hadham, Herts., 1674-90. Archdeacon of
Middx. 1686-90. Died Aug. 5, 1690 : buried at Much HadhauL Author :
A serious and compassionate enquiry into the causes of the present neglect
and contempt of the Protestant Religion and Church of England 1675.
Winter-evening Conference (in many editions). Sermons; &c. He was a
friend of Arthur Capel, Lord Essex : see letter by him to Dr Goodman, in his
Letters, p. 24 (1770).

Lowd, Robert: son of Robert Lowd (formerly of the college; 1618), rector of
Wighton, Norfolk. Bom at Rither, Yorkshire. School, UUeskelf, under
Mr Robinson, three years; also under his father, three years. Age 16. Ad-
mitted sizar, April 18, 1650. Surety, Mr Barker.

B.A. 1653-4 : M.A. 1657. Scholar, Mich* 1650 to L. Day 1655. Or-
dained deacon and priest (Bp Jos. Hall) July 5, 1655. Rector of Cley by the
Sea, 1660. Apparently bom at his imcle's house : see Roger of 1613. (v. Vie,
o/Lcmce. 1664.)

Cobb, Geofi&y : son of William Cobb, Esq., of Babingley, Norfolk (colonel in the
Royalist army). Bom there. Schools, Swaffham, under Mr DawBon and
Mr King, two years, and Ellingham under Mr Jermy, two years. Age 15.
Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, May 2, 1650.

378 OONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Lord of the manor of Sandringham, which he sold about 1686. Married
(I) Muriel, daughter of Sir Robert Clench, knt., of Holbrook, Suff. Will
dated Dec. 14, 1686: proved (P. 0. C.) 1707. Described as aged 25 in the
Vis, of If or/,, 1664. The father was sequestered as a recusant in arms.

Bretherton, Leigh (matriculated, 'Hugh'): son of John Bretherton, gent., of
Newton, Lancashire. Bom there. Schools, Winwick, under Mr Gk>rse, three
years; and Burton wood, under Mr Jackson, two years. Age 16. Admitted
sizar. May 4, 1650. Surety, Mr Bradshaw.

Scholar, Mich« 1650 to L. Day 1652. Third son. (v. * Bretherton of Hey,'
in Vis, o/ Lanes., 1664.) Cousin of the Byroms. The &ther was fined £150
as a Royalist delinquent.

Byrom, Samuel and Edward : sons of Henry Byrom, Esq., of Lowton, Lancashire.
Born there. Schools, Winwick, under Mr Gorse, three years; and Bury,
Lancashire, under Mr Bradshaw, one year. Ages 15 and 14. Admitted to
the scholars' table, May 4, 1650. Surety, Mr Bradshaw.

Samuel. Scholar, Mich* 1650 to L. Day 1652. Fifth son. Inherited the
family estate. Married Margery, daughter of George Venables, Esq., of
Agden, Cheshire, and had issue.

Edward. Scholar, Mich* 1650 to L. Day 1652. Signs the pedigree, for
his eldest brother in the Vis, of Lanns., 1664. See also Adam, 1646.

Angell, Robert: son of John Angell, Esq., of Orowhurst, Surrey. Bom there.
School, Cheam (*Checham'), under Mr Aldrich, four years. Age 18. Ad-
mitted to the scholars' table, May 8, 1650. Surety, Mr Barker.

B. A 1653-4 : M. A 1657 : M.L. 1661. Scholar, Mich* 1650 to Mich* 1656.
Perhaps vicar of St Issells, Pemb., 1678 : and of Penally, 1685.

Husband, John: son of Thomas Husband, gent., of Somerton, Norfolk. Bom
there. School, Norwich, under Mr Levering, seven years. Age 16. Admitted
to the scholars' table. May 15, 1650. Surety, Mr Barker.

Scholar, Mich* 1650 to L. Day 1652. "Son and heir; age 30": in the
Vis. of N<yrf,, 1664. Nephew of Christopher, of 1590 ; and brother of Thomas,
1638.

♦Sylyard, Francis. Formerly at Sidney College. Son of Thomas Sylyard, Esq., of
Delaware, Kent B.A. (Sid.) 1647-8 : M.A. (Cai.) 1651. Fellow of Sidney,
1649-50. Intruded as junior fellow (Cai.), Mids*^ 1650 : senior, Mids' 1651
to Mich* 1654. Morning lecturer, 1650: Greek, 1651: registrar, 1652:
catechist, 1653. Elected senior regent on the Caput, 1652. Minister of
Moulton, SufiEl; where he received £20 from the Pari. Committee, Feb. 4,
1657-8. Afterwards rector there.

Stoughton, John : son of Thomas Stoughton, clerk, (rector) of Hockering, Norfolk.
Schools, Harling, under Mr Ruse, one year ; and Elsing, under Mr Robinson,
four years. Age 16. Admitted sizar, June 26, 1650. Surety, Mr Bagg.
(Re-admitted to the scholars' table, Feb. 14, 1650-1.)

B.A 1653-4 (4th, out of 15, in the list) : M.A (Pemb.) 1657. Scholar,
Mich* 1651 to Mich* 1654.

♦Luckeing, William : son of William Luckeing, knt. and bart., of Little Waltham,
Essex. School, Newport, under Mr Woolley, seven years. Age 17. Ad-
mitted fellow-commoner, June 25, 1650. Surety, Mr Bagg.

B.A. 1653-4 (2nd, out of 15, in the list); M.A. 1657. Junior fellow,
Mich* 1655 to Mids' 1658. Admitted at the Inner Temple, May 23, 1658.
As fellow he was cited to return from absence, Nov. 1 657 : resigned Aug. 5,
1658. ? Second son: created baronet, 1661. Married Winifred, daughter
of Sir Richard Everard, 1661. Buried at Waltham, March 20, 1677-8.
Brother of Capel, 1639.

1650. 379

Dey, Stephen : son of Richard Dey, gent., of Mundford, Norfolk. Bom at Feltwell.
At school there, under Mr Ward, foar years ; at Bury St Edmunds, under
Mr Stevens, two years; and at Lynn, under Mr Bell, six months. Age 16.
Admitted pensioner to the iMU^Jielors' table, July 2, 1650. Surety, Mr Bagg.

B.A. 1653-4. The will of one of these names, *of St Andrews, Norwich,
gent.,' was proved (Norw. Archd. C.) 1711-2.

Palmer, Henry : son of John Palmer, shoemaker, citizen of London. Bom there.
At a private school, under Mr Miller, in London ; afterwards at a public
school (Merchant Taylors'), under Mr Du-Gard, two years. Age 18. Admitted
sizar, July 2, 1650. Surety, Mr (Goodman.
Scholar, L. Day 1651 to Mids' 1652.

Goppin, John : son of Amos Coppin, clerk, of Wortham, Suffolk. Bom there.
Schools, Bury St Edmunds, under Mr Stevens, four years; and Botesdale,
under Mr Ives. Age 16. Admitted sizar, July 3, 1650. Surety, Mr Bagg.

B.A. 1654-5: M.A. 1658. Ordained priest (Bp. Brownrigg, of Exeter)
Ap. 2, 1659. Rector of Winfarthing, Norf., 1660. Licensed by the bishop
as schoolmaster at Starston, 1661 ; where he still was in 1677. Subscribed
£5 to the royal loan, 1666. Died Nov. 23, 1711 : buried at St George
TombUnd, Norwich. Will proved (Norw. C. C.) 1710-11.

MiCH» 1650— Mich* 1651.

Hyer, George : son of George Hyer, citizen of London. Admitted sizar, Oct. 3,
1650. Surety, Mr Goodman. Previously admitted at Trinity College, Jan.
16, 1649-50.

B.A. 1653-4 : M.A. 1657. Scholar, Mich' 1650 to Mich* 1656. Or-
dained deacon, June 8 : priest, June 10, 1661, by the Bp of Lincoln. Vicar
of Steeple Bumpstead, Essex, 1662-5 ; when he resigned.

Gooke. Admitted pensioner.

Farmer, Edward : son of George Farmer, Esq., of London. Bom there. Schools,
Cobham, Surrey, under Mr Goldwyre ; and Oheam, under Mr Aldrich, three
years. Age 18. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, Oct. 8, 1650.
Surety, Mr Barker.

Second son. Admitted at the Inner Temple, June 24, 1652. Perhaps the
Sir Edward Farmer, of Holbeach, Lines., knt. ; who married Margaret^
daughter of Sir Thomas Hewitt of Pishiobury, Herts., Bart. (v. Via, 6/
Middx,, 1664.)

Crask, Edmund: son of Edmund Orask, gent., of Bardwell, Suffolk. Admitted

sizM*, Oct. 10, 1650. Surety, Mr Goodman. Previously admitted at Trinity

Oollege, Aug. 7, 1646.
King, Robert: son of Robert King (formerly of the collie, 1611), clerk, of

Swaffliam, Norfolk. Bom there. At school there. Age 17. Admitted to

the scholars' table. May 18, 1649. Surety, Mr Bagg.

Scholar, Mich* 1650 to Mich' 1651. Admitted at Lincohi's Inn, Nov. 27,

1656.

*Fairclough, Samuel. From Emmanuel College. Son of Samuel Fairclough,
rector of Bamardiston, Suff. B.A. 1646-7 : M.A. 1650. Intmded senior
fellow at Gains, Mich' 1650 to L. Day 1656. Hebrew lecturer, 1651 : rhet.
prelector, 1652: salarist, 1653: logic lecturer, 1658. Rector of Houghton
Conquest, Beds.; ejected in 1662. Afterwards licensed as nonconformist
minister at Chippenham, 1672. Married Frances Folkes, Oct 25, 1655, at
Kedington, Suff. Died, Dec. 21, 1691. Buried at Heveningham, Suff., where

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380 GONVILLE AND OAIUS COLLEGE.

his brother-in-law, George Jones, was rector. M. I. there. Author: Notes
before Funeral Sermons on Mrs Anne Baruardiston and Mr Richard Shute.
(v. Davids' Essex) p. 617.) Will proved (P. C. C.) : left the use of his library
to his nephew Richard, of 1686. Brother gf John, 1651.

Harcock, Henry : son of Gregory Harcock, attorney, of Worstead, Norfolk. Bom
there. Schools, North Walsham, under Mr Wames, seven years; and
Norwich, under Mr Lovering, two years. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars'
table, May 23, 1650. Surety, Mr Bradshaw.

B.A. 1653-4 (13th, out of 15, in the list): M.A. 1657. Incorporated at
Oxford, July 14, 1657. Scholar, Mich- 1650 to Mich* 1657. Vicar of B.
Ruston, Noii., 1657—61 : appointed June 19, by the Trustees for the mainten-
ance of ministers, "the patrons thereof." {Lamb, 968: p. 118). Brother of
Edmund, 1643.

Wye, William : admitted fellow-commoner. Surety, Mr Goodman. Previously
admitted fellow-commoner at Trinity College (Sep. 14, 1649).

Amyas, Thomas: son of Francis Amyas, gent., of Deopham, Norfolk. Schools,
Hingham, under Mr Capel, two years ; and Deopham, under Mr Cocke. Age
15. Admitted to the scholars' table. Surety, Mr Bagge.

B.A. 1654-5: M.A. 1658. Scholar, Mich' 1651 to Mich- 1654. Or-
dained priest (Bp Brownrigg of Exeter) Jan. 19, 1658-9. Rector of Carleton
Forehoe, Norf., 1657-1700 : admitted by the Pari. Committee, Dec. 26, 1657.
Vicar of Kimberley, Norf., to 1700. Administration granted (Norw. C. C.)
March 13, 1700-1 : to widow Dorothy.

Bedingfeild, Henry : (fourth) son of John Bedingfeild, Esq., of Halesworth, Suffolk.
School, Norwich, under Mr Lovering, three years. Age 17. Admitted
pensioner to the bachelors' table, Nov. 30, 1650. Surety, Mr Bagge.

Called to the bar, Lincoln's Inn, May 7, 1657. King's serjeant. Sub-
steward of Yarmouth, 1684. M. P. for Dunwich, 1660; and for Aldeburgh,
Suff., 1685. Justice of the Com. Pleas, Feb. 13, 1685-6. Married Dorothy
! daughter of Robert Bedingfield, D.D. Died at Lincoln's Inn Chapel, ''of
apoplexy, when taking the Communion; Feb. 6, 1686-7." M. I. at Hales*
; worth. (See Foss.)

Keeble, Thomas. Licensed as ''practicans in medicina"; June 11, 1651.
(Univ. Register.) Probably B.A. at Queens', 1640-1.

Dun, John : son of Ralph Dun, of Tudhoe, Durham. Admitted sizar. Surety,
Mr Harrington. Previously admitted at Sidney Sussex College. (Schools:
Whitworth, Croxdale, and Durham : age 20 : admitted May 14, 1650.)

B.A. 1652-3. Scholar, Mich' 1650 to L. Day 1653. One of these names
vicar of N. Lydbury, Salop, 1686-99. Buried there, Jan. 28, 1698-9.

Wickliffe, Ralph : of Sunderland, Durham. Admitted sizar. Surety, Mr Wheeler.
Previously admitted at Sidney Sussex College (son of William Wickliffe, gent.
Bom at Sunderland. Scholar, Alnwick, under Mr Thomson; and Holton,
under Mr Cant. Age 18. Admitted sizar, June 13, 1650).

B.A. 1654-5. Scholar, Mich* 1650 to Mids"^ 1653. Ejected from Whalton,
Northumb., 1662. Preacher at Sunderland, 1672 ; where he remained during
the Indulgence : afterwards returned to his farm and his old congregation.
Suffered &ies and other persecutions. Died in 1683. (Calamy, ii. 270.)

♦Hickhomgill, Edmund. Admitted at St John's College, 1647. Son of Edmund
Hickhorngill, of Aberford, Yorks. : then 16 years of age. B.A. (Joh.) 1650-1.
Junior fellow at Caius, ll Day 1651 to June 17, 1652 : appointed by the
Committee for regulating the Universities. Successively baptist, chaplain in
lilbume's regiment, quaker, deist, governor of Meikleour castle, captain in

1650—1651. 881

the Swedish service, in Fleetwood's regiment, and held a post in Jamaica.
Ordained deacon (Line.) May 28, priest May 31, 1662. Yicar of Boxted,
Ess., 1662-4. Rector of All SS., Colchester, 1662-1708. Author : Jamaica
viewed, 1661. The Naked Truth, 1681; and many other works. Died
Nov. 30, 1708 : buried at All SS., Colchester. (D. N. B.)

^Stockton, Owen. From Christ's College. Bom at Chichester, May 1630. Son
of Owen Stockton, preb. of Chichester, and formerly fellow of Pembroke.

B.A (Chr.) 1649-50: M.A. (Cai.) 1653. Junior fellow, L. Day 1651:
senior, Christ' 1651 to Mich' 1658. There is an entry in the Gesta^ March 1,
1650—1, "that the Master and M' Harrington go to London, to reverse, if
possible, the orders of Sir Stockton and Sir Hickhomgill appointed fellows
by the Committee for regulating the Universities." Morning lecturer, 1651 :
Hebrew, 1652: steward, 1653: catechist, 1654-6. A well-known noncon-
formist minister at Colchester and Ipswich. Married, 1658, Elinor, daughter
of Roger Rant, Esq. Died Sep. 10, 1680 : buried at Chattisham, Suf^ M. I.
there. Benefactor: he bequeathed by wiU dated June 6, 1679, his books to
the college, and £500 to found a scholarship. For some account of this, —
our only Puritan foundation as regards its conditions, — see under Endowments.
A sketch of his life is prefixed to J. Fairfax's Funeral Sermon ; 1681.

Wright, Robert : son of Jermin Wright, Esq. (formerly of the college). Bom at
Wangford, Suffolk. Schools, Thetford, under Mr Ward, three years ; and Bury
St Edmunds, under Mr Stevens, a year and a half. Age 17. Admitted pen-
sioner to the bachelors' table, April 1, 1651. Surety, Mr Barker.

Of the Inner Temple, barrister. Practised on the Norf. circuit M.P. for
Lynn, 1668. Counsel for the University, Dec. 16, 1678. Deputy recorder
for Cambridge, 1679 : recorder, 1685. King's serjeant, 1680. Chief Justice of
Glamorgan, 1681. Baron of the Exchequer, 1684. Chief Justice of the Com. i
Pleas, Ap. 16, and of the King's Bench, Ap. 21, 1687. Notorious for his
ignorance and venality. Served on the Bloody Assizes, and on the Oxford *
Magdalen College Commission ; and presided at the trial of the seven bishops.
Committed to Newgate after the Revolution, where he died of fever, Nov. 18,
1689. (v. Foss.) Pedigree in Vis. o/Suff., 1664.

Rayner, Thomas : son of William Rayner, baker, of Guist, Norfolk. Bom there.
Schools, North Elmham, under Mr Mobbs, two years ; and Norwich, under
Mr Lovering, three years. Age 18. Admitted sizar, April 9, 1651. Surety,
Mr Bagge.

B.A. 1654-5 : M.A. 1661. Scholar, L. Day 1654 to L. Day 1656. Sub-
scribed for deacon's orders (Norw.) Sep. 21, 1661 : ordained priest (do.) Sep. 20,
1662. Vicar of Limpenhoe, Norf., 1657-69 : admitted by the Pari. Committee,
Aug. 19, 1657. Rector of Beighton, 1669-75. Buried at Beighton, June 24,
1675 ; and Thomasina, his wife, three days later. Probably cousin of Thomas
of 1623, whose will he proved. Will proved (Norw. C. C.) July 31, 1675.

Underwood, Hugh : son of Francis Underwood, Esq., of Whittlesey, Cambs. Bom
there. Schools, Peterborough, under Mr Wright, three years ; and Lynn,
under Mr Bell, two years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, April
22, 1651. Surety, Mr Bradshaw. (Re-admitted to the bachelors' table,
Dec 5 ^

Admitted at Lincohi's Inn, Feb. 16, 1654-5. Of Whittlesey, Esq., J.P.
and D.L. for Isle of Ely. Married (1) Jane Mackworth, (2) Anne, daughter
of Sir Francis Russell, bart. Monument to him, and to (1) at St Andrew's,
and to (2) at St Mary's, Whittlesey.

^Robinson, John : son of John Robinson (formerly of the college, 1609), rector
of Elsing, Norfolk. Bom there. At school, under his father, two years.

382 GONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, April 29, 1651. Surety,
Mr Bagge.

B.A. 1654-5: M.A. 1658. Incorporated at Oxford, July 14, 1663.
Scholar, Mich' 1651 to Mich' 1655. Junior fellow, Mich' 1655 : senior, L.
Day 1659 to Mids' 1673. Logic lecturer, 1656-9 : Greek, 1659-63 : steward,
1661: dean and bursar, several years: registrar, 1671. Moderator, 1662:
taxor, 1663. Died in college: buried at St Michael's, July 2, 1673. "In
medicorum scholis solide et acute sspius disputavit, utramque porro Philo-
sophiam tarn Qrsecam quam Gallicam, optime calluit et exomavit " (Gostlin).
He died of fever "quam per totum vited curriculum cane pejus et angue
timidus exhorruit et evitavit" (da). Will proved (V. C. Court) June 9, 1673.
He left £50 to the college towards the purchase of an advowson : this was
employed in the purchase of Broadway, Dorset, 1692.

Brocke, Thomas : son of William Brocke, gent., of Billingford, Norfolk. Admitted
to the scholars' table, April 26, 1651. Surety, Mr Barker. Previously ad-
mitted at Ck>rpus Christi College, June 11, 1650.

Eldest son. Admitted at Gray's Inn, July 7, 1652. Probably Thomas
Brock, of Southolt, Suffi, whose will was proved (P. C. C.) Ap. 19, 1661. He
leaves his intuit daughter to the care of his father William. (J. J. M.)

Brocke, Robert : son of William Brocke, gent., of Billingford, Norfolk. Bom at
Barton, near Bury St Edmunds. Schools, Southolt, under Mr Lowes; and
Eye, under Mr Browne, three years. Admitted to the scholars' table, April
26, 1651. Surety, Mr Barker.

Scholar, L. Day 1652 to Christ' 1653. Second son. Admitted at Gray's
Inn, July 7, 1652. (Re^mitted, to the bachelors' table, Feb. 10, 1651-2.)

*Faireclough, John : son of Samuel Faireclough, minister, of Kedington, Suffolk.
Bom there. Schools, Bury St Edmunds, under Mr Leigh, one year; and
Dedham, Essex, under Mr Oddy, two years. Age 17. Admitted to the
scholars' table. May 5, 1651. Tutor and surety (his brother), Mr Samuel
Faireclough.

B.A. 1654-5 : M.A. 1658 : M.D. 1661. Scholar, Mids' 1651 to Mich- 1655.
Junior fellow, Mich' 1655 to L. Day 1659 : fellowship pronounced void by his
continual absence. Practised as physician in London : the death of his wife
is referred to in Smith's Obituary^ July 1667. His father was ejected from
L3mn in 1652.

Philips, Nathaniel : son of Edmund Philips, gent., of Cavendish, Suffolk. Bom
there. Schools, Clare, under Mr Beere, four years ; and Cavendish, two years.
Age 16. Admitted, May 16, 1651, sizar of his surety, Mr Faireclough.
B.A, 1654-5 : M.A. 1658. Scholar, Mich' 1651 to Mich' 1656.

Throckmorton, Albion : son of Robert Throckmorton, Esq., of Ellington, Hunts.
Bom there. School, Grendon, Northants, under Mr Shelbome, four years.
Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table. May 21, 1651. Surety,
Mr Bagge.

Chapman, Thomas : son of Daniel Chapman, rector of Cantley, Norfolk. Bom at
Westfield. At school, under his father, eight years ; and at Norwich, under
Mr Lovering, one year. Age 15. Admitted sizar, May 26, 1651. Surety,
Mr Bagge.

Perhaps B.A. (Corp.) 1654-5 : M.A. 1658. Scholar, Mich' 1652 to Mich*
1654. Ordained priest (Bp Brownrigg of Exeter), Nov. 4, 1658. Rector of
Great Snoring, 1659 : admitted by the Pari. Committee.

Chapman, Nicholas : son of Robert Chapman, gent., of Sotherton, Suffolk. Bom
there. Schools, Halesworth, under Mr Havers, one year ; Frostenden, under

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Mr Allen, two years ; Sothorton, under Mr Scrivener, three years ; and Yox-
ford, under Mr Eachard, over two years. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars'
table, June 17, 1651. Surety, Mr Barker.
Scholar, Mich' 1651 to Mich* 1654.

Spilman (Spelman), John: son of John Spilman, Esq., of Narborough, Norfolk.
Bom at Mannington. Educated at home, under Mr Bayly, seven years, and
at Gunnersbury, Middlesex, under Mr Blackman, two years. Age 16. Ad-
mitted fellow-commoner, July 1, 1651. Surety, Mr Barker.

Admitted at the Middle Temple, June 11, 1647 : ''son and heir of John,
of Narborough." One of these names was buried at Narborough, July 3,
1680.

*Burwel (Burrell), Nathaniel: son of Christopher Burwel (clerk), of Great
Wratting, Suffolk. Admitted to the scholars' table. Surety, Mr Faireclough.
Previously admitted at Trinity Ck>llege.

B.A. 1654-5 : M.A. 1658 : D.D. 1683. Scholar, Mich' 1651 to Mich' 1656.
Junior fellow, Mids' 1658 to L. Day 1661. Logic lecturer, 1655. Ordained
bishop and priest (Bp of Galloway), Sep. 1, 1660. Rector of Milden, Suff.,
1673: of Little Wratting: and of Letheringsett, Norf., 1705. In 1687 he
appears to have been at Sudbury, and a friend of the R. Catholic party there,
(v. Magd. Coll, ; Oxf. Hist Soe. p. 229.) Brother of Christopher and Richard,
1658.

♦Allen, Thomas : of London. B.A. (Trin.) 1651-2 : M.B. (CaL) 1654 : M.D. 1659.
Incorporated at Oxford, 1675. Intruded fellow, Mich' 1651 to Mich' 1660.
Obtained leave to travel for three years, Ap. 18, 1655 : — he was granted a
pass to France, with Isaac Barrow, of Trinity, May 4, 1655 (Co/, qf S.
Papers) : — but, continuing absent, he was cited to return or resign, Oct. 27, i
1659. F.R.S. 1667. Fellow of the College of Physicians, 1671. Physician
to Bethlehem Hospital. Died of dropsy, 1684. " Deserves praise for refusing ,
to accede to a proposition to make the first experiment of transfusion of blood
in this country upon some mad person in Bedlam." (v. Munk's Bof-l,) Author :
Xcipc^oxi; : The excellency of the royal hand, 1665 (on touching for the King's
Evil).

*Marsh, Francis. From Emmanuel : admitted there, Ap. 22, 1642 : "of Gloucester.**
B.A. 1646-7 : M.A. 1650. Senior feUow (Caius), Mich' 1651 to Mids' 1661 :—
resignation dated at Dublin, June 1, 1661. Rhet. prselector, 1651 : bursar,
1656 : steward, 1657 : dean, for some years. Allowed four months' leave of
absence in Ireland, Feb. 1652-3 : but must have returned again. A letter '
from the king was read Oct. 8, 1660 (Gesta), to continue his fellowship, "so
long as he should remain in the service of the Earl of Southampton, High
Treasurer of England." Dean of Connor, Nov. 28, 1660; of Armagh, 1661. '
Bishop of Limerick, 1667: of Kihnore, 1672. Abp of Dublm, 1682-93.
Married Mary, daughter of Bp Jeremy Taylor. As a supporter of William III.
he was attainted, during his absence, by James' Dublin Parliament. He
returned after the battle of the Boyne. Died Nov. 16, 1693: buried in
Dublin Cathedral, (v. D. N. B.)

Mich- 1661— Mich- 1662.

Keene, Charles : son of Charles Keene, of Filby, Norfolk. School, Norwich, under
Mr Lovering. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table, Feb. 4, 1651-2.
Surety, Mr Barker. (Re-admitted, as fellow-commoner, Oct. 24, 1655.)

Scholar, Christ' 1 652 to Mich* 1655. By his Other's will (1646) he was to
receive J&1600 and lands in Runham, when of age. Eldest son.

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Hunt, William: son of Thomas Hunt, Esq., of Sharrington, Norfolk. School,
Bury St Edmunds, under Mr Stevens. Age 1 7. Admitted pensioner to the
bachelors' table, Feb. 6, 1651-2. Surety, Mr Barker.

Of Sharrington, Esq. Living in 1686. Eldest son and heir: married
Anne, daughter of ...James of London. (F. G.) Pedigree in Vis. of Norf,,
1664.

♦Beech, Andrew : son of Andrew Beech, of London. Made M.A. by visitor's
mandate, 1652. M.D. (Padua) Dec. 30, 1657. Incorporated at Oxford,
March 27, 1660. Intruded as senior fellow, L. Day 1652 to Mich" 1655.
Greek lecturer, 1653. On his application for the M.A. degree it was stated
that he had '* formerly omitted his B. A. degree, with an intention to travel
and take his degree in some University in the Low Countries,... that he hath
been in Holland upon the late Embassy, with the Lord Ch. Just. St John...
and been serviceable to the State in the said embassy." (Baker xxv : and
Grcice Book.) He was then a " student in physia" Candidate of the College
of Physicians, 1660 (Munk).

Repps, Richard : of Norfolk. School, Mattishall, under Mr Burton. Age 14.
Admitted sizar, April 1, 1652. Surety, Mr Barker.

B.A. 1655-6 : M.A. 1659. Probably brother of Henry and Nicholas, 1649.

Pattison, Joseph : son of Edward Pattison, merchant, of Plymouth, Devon. School,
Plymouth, under Mr Horsman. Age 15. Admitted sizar, March 29, 1652.
Surety, Mr Marsh.

Scholar, Mich' 1652 to Mich* 1653.

Goodman, Thomas : son of Thomas Groodman, of Lynn. School, Lynn, under
Mr Bell. Age 15. Admitted sizar, April 5, 1652. Surety, Mr Beech.
Scholar, Mich- 1652 to Mids' 1655.

Day, William: son of Nicholas Day. Bom at Rickinghall inferior, Suffolk.
School, Botesdale, under Messrs Ives and Ellys, six years. Age 17. Admitted
sizar, April 7, 1652. Surety, Mr Bagge.

B.A. 1655-6. Scholar. Christ* 1652 to Mich' 1655. Ordamed priest
(Norw.) Nov. 10, 1661. Rector of Banningham, Norf., 1670-84.

Reeve, Thomas : son of Thomas Reeve, gent. Bom at Surlingham ('Sarlingham '),
Norfolk. School, Norwich, under Mr Lovering. Age 16. Admitted pensioner
to the bachelors' table, April 12, 1652. Surety, Mr Barker.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, Ap. 27, 1653: *< Thomas Reeve, son of Thomas,
of Bio Norton." Died Nov. 26, 1656 ; at. 20. M. I. at Stratton.

Golding, Thomas : son of Thomas Golding, Esq., of Poslingford, Suffolk. Bom at
Darsham. School, Yoxford, under Mr Eacher, four years. Admitted fellow-
commoner, April 15, 1652. Surety, Mr Barker.

Eldest son. Of Poslingford, Esq. Living there in 1699, when his sister
Dame Mary Villiers made her will. (J. J. M.^ Admitted at Lincoln's Inn,
May 18, 1653. Married Joyce...; and had issue. Buried at Poslingford,
Aug. 11, 1702. (Davy.)

♦Buggin, William : son of William Buggin, Esq. School, Denham, Bucks., under
Mr Canon. Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the Ixichelors' table, May 28,
1652. Surety, Mr Bagge.

B.A. 1655 : M.A. 1669. Junior fellow, Christ* 1656 to Christ* 1658.
Presented BlaaVs Atlas to the College library, July 6, 1659, in 7 vols.
Probably admitted to the Inner Temple, Oct. 20, 1657 : ** William Bugrin of
N. Cray." Doubtless the WiUiam Buggins who married, as first husband,
Alice, daughter of Sir Wm. Bowyer, bart., of Denham. Monument to her;
and pedigree, in Lipscomb's Jittcks,^ iv. 444.

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^Fish, Robert : son of Jeremiah Fish (clerk in H.O.) : of Little Bytham, Lincoln-
shire. School, Stamford, under Mr Umphrjs. Admitted to the scholars'
table, June 14, 1652. Surety, Mr Wheeler. Previously admitted at Sidney
College (Aug. 2, 1648 : age 18).

B.A. 1652-3 (Cai.): M.A. 1656. Scholar, Mids' 1652 to L Day 1653.
Junior fellow, L. Day 1653 : senior, Mids' 1655 to Mich' 1658. Catechist^
1658. Ordained priest (Ardf. and Aghad.) Aug. 17, 1660. Hector of Lit.
Bytham, Lines., 1669 : and of Gt Coates, 1675-96. Chaplain to the Earl of
Lichfield. Perhaps vicar of Boreham, Ess., 1658. Brother of Jeremiah,
p. 386.

Castle, Augustin: son of Tollemach Castle, gent., of Mutford, Suffolk. School^
Yoxford, under Mr Ives. Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table,
June 22. Surety, Mr Barker.

Of Raveningham, Norf ., Esq. Married Alice, daughter of Thomas Anguish,
gent, of Moulton, Norf. ; by whom he had one daughter. Will dated Oct. 26,
1671 : proved (Norw. C. C.) Dec. 9, 1673. To be buried in Raveningham.
Pedigree in Vis. of Norf . (F. G.)

Baldwine, James: son of James Baldwine, of Worlington, Suffolk. Bom at
Wilton, Norfolk. School, Botesdale, under Mr Ives. Age 17. Admitted
pensioner to the bachelors' table, June 26, 1652. Surety, Mr Barker.

Died without issue, before Nov. 24, 1676 : when his father bequeaths his
manor of Worlington to his brother John (will proved, Archd. Sudb.)» See
Edward of 1627-8. (J. J. M.)

^Wharton, Edward (Edmund) : son of Thomas Wharton. Bom in Norwich. At
school there, under Mr Lovering. Age 17. Admitted sizar. Surety, Mr
Barker.

B.A. 1655-6 : M.A. 1659. Scholar, Christ* 1652 to Mich* 1654. Junior
fellow, Mich" 1656 to Mich" 1660. Ordained priest (Bp Brownrigg, of Exeter)
Aug. 24, 1659. Vicar of Ubbeston, Suff, 1661-3 : rector of Sloley and
vicar of Worstead, Norf., 1662-79 : rector of Saxlingham Thorpe, and Nether-
gate, 1679-1717. Buried at the latter, Ap. 20, 1717. Father of Henry, the
antiquary, admitted in 1680.

Gary (Geary), Benjamin : son of Thomas Gary, of Bedingfield, Suffolk. Bom there.
School, Eye, under Mr Browne. Age 17. Admitted sizar, July 5, 1652.
Surety, Mr Barker.

B.A. 1655-6 : M.A. 1659. Scholar, L. Day 1655 to L. Day 1658. College
librarian, 1656.

Shippe, Isaac : son of Matthew Shippe, tailor, of London. Bom in the parish of
St Andrew, Holbom. School, Winchester, under Dr Pottinger. Age 18.
Admitted to the scholars' table, Aug. 5, 1652. Surety, Mr Barker.

Probably B.A. (Tr. H.) 1656-7 : MA. (do.) 1660. Scholar, L Day 1653
to Mich" 1654. Admitted at Lincoln's Inn, June 19, 1658 : ''son and heir.''

Reede, Isaac: son of Thomas Reede, of Colchester, Essex. Admitted sizar, Sep.
23, 1652. Surety, Mr Wheeler. Previously admitted at Corpus Qiristi
College (1651).

Scholar, Christ* 1652 to Mids' 1655. Ordained deacon, Feb. 6; priest,
Feb. 8, 1660-1 ; (Line). Apparently curate of Lawford, Ess., 1662-4. Proved
his father's will in 1665; from whom he inherited lands. At that time
married.

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386 OONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

• * *

Mich- 1652— Mich» 1654*

Tuthill, William : son of John Tuthill, gent., of Saxlingham, Norfolk. Born at
Upminster, Essex. School, Cantley, under Mr Chapman, seven years. Age 16.
Admitted to the scholars' table, Oct. 26, 1652. Surety, Mr Barker.

Scholar, Christ* 1652 to Mich* 1656. Admitted at Lincoln's Inn, May 13,
1656.

Fish, Jeremiah : son of Jereipiah Fish (clerk in H. O.), of Little Bytham, Lincoln.
Bom there. Schools, Stamford, under Mr Humfreys, three years; and
Uppingham, under Mr Meers, four years. Age 18. Admitted sizar, Oct. 27,
1652. Surety, Mr Seyliard.

B.A 1656-7; M.A 1660. Scholar, Christ* 1652 to L. Day 1658.
Ordained deacon. May 24 ; priest. May 25, 1662 ; by Bp of Lincoln. Rector
of Alphamstone, Ess., 1662-92. Vicar of Ridgewell, Ess., 1662. Will
proved (Cons. C. Lond.) May 14, 1692. Mentions son John, wife Wiboroug^:
leaves lands in Lamarsh, <kc. Brother of Robert, abova

Farmer, John : son of Ralph Farmer, gent., of Baddesley, Warwickshire. Bom
there. Schools, Alveston, under Mr Perknis, three years; and Coventry,
under Dr Bryan, over a year. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors'
table, Oct. 28, 1652. Surety, Mr Barker.

Mingay, John: son of Anthony Mingay, gent., of Norwich. Bom there. At
school, under Mr Levering, four years. Age 18. Admitted fellow-oommoner,
Nov. 2, 1652. Surety, Mr Barker.

Scholar, Mich' 1653 to L. Day 1656 (probably this student). Admitted
at Gray's Inn, Nov. 26, 1655. Of Gimingham, gent. Married Elizabeth,
daughter of John Tuthill of Saxlingham (see above). Described as 'of
Norwich,* in the Fm. of 1664.

Hobart, Robert; son of John Hobart, Esq., of Norwich. Bom at Weybread,
Suffolk. School, Norwich, under Mr Levering, seven years; and at home,
under Mr Adamson, over a year. Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the
bachelors' table, Nov. 2, 1652. Surety, Mr Barker. (Re-admitted, as fellow-
commoner, Oct. 4, 1653-4.)

Died without issue, March 5, 1681-2. Buried at Weybread, Suff. (Vis.
of Nor/.)

♦Balye, Thomas. Junior fellow, Christ*, 1652 : senior, L. Day 1663 to Mich* 1654.
Probably from St John's. Admitted there Mar. 27, 1648. Son of Richard,
yeoman, of Pinchbeck. Age 16. B.A. (Joh.) 1651-2.

Higson, (Thomas), previously admitted at St John's College. Admitted sizar,
1652. Surety, Mr Barton. (Son of James Higson, husbandman, of Settle,
Yorks. Bom there. School, Giggleswick. Age 17. Admitted at St John's,
as sizar, July 1, 1650.)

Scholar, Chrisf 1652 to Mich* 1653. Vicar of Willingdon, Suss., 1662-4 ;
and of Selmeston, do., 1664-81. Married at Arlington, Aug. 24, 1665, Ann
Hylder. Buried at Sehneston, Aug. 2, 1681. Will proved (Lewes) 1681
(E. H. W. D.).

Locke, Thomas : son of Peter Locke, gent., of Lyng, Norfolk. Educated at home,
under Mr Rayner, eight years ; and at Gressenhall, under Mr Greene, two
years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, Feb. 15, 1652-3. Surety,
Mr Bagge.

Scholar, Mich* 1653 to Mich* 1656.

* The entries seem to have been neglected for two or three years. A College order (1668 :
July 19) directs that the Register Book be perfected from 1650.

1652—1663. 387

^Parham, Peter: son of Thomas Parham, gent, of Swanton Morley, Norfolk.
Bom t^ere. At school there, under Mr Moulton : at Mattishall, under
Mr Taylour, two years; and in Norwich, under Mr Lovering, two years.
Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table, March 15, 1652-3. Surety,
Mr Bagge.

B.A. 1656-7 (9ih, out of 25, in the list): M.A. 1660: M.D. 1676.
Scholar, Mich* 1653 to L. Day 1654. Junior fellow, L. Day 1659 : senior,
L. Day, 1666 to Mich* 1679 ; vacated by marriage. Rhet. pnelector, 1661-7:
dean, 1667: logic lecturer, 1667: registrar, 1668: bursar, 1671-4: steward,
1675. Proctor, 1674. Received £5 "for his pains in the library" (Oesta,
1668). Married in the palace chapel, Norwich, Aug. 13, 1679, Susanna^
daughter of Anthony Sparrow, Bp of Norwich. Practised medicine in
Norwich. Died Ap. 21, 1722 : buried at Swanton Morley. M.I. t^ere.
His portrait is amongst those in our college, but not identified.

Venks, Henry. Originally admitted at King's College, Aberdeen, 1642, as
"Anglo-Borussus"; graduated there 1646. Admitted at Emmanuel, 1646.
Incorporated at Oxford, July 13, 1669. Senior fellow at Gains, L. Day 1653
to Mich* 1697. Greek lecturer, 1674-8 : Hebrew, 1678-90: catechist, 1691-
7 : dean and chaplain for several years. Proctor, 1687. F.R.S. Gre6ham
Prof, of Rhetoric. Died in college: buried at St Michael's, Sep. 1, 1697.
Will proved (V. C. Gourt, Camb.) Sep. 23, 1698. " My library of books, the
income of my chambers, and my EcUicnaU BMicum (which, upon covenants
drawn between M' Ghiswell of London and myself is now ready for the press)
with all other my goods and chattels (except my old clothes, which I will
to my bedmaker) to my worthy friend, M' James Halman, fellow.... to bum
mj papers, or else to publish them cum judicio et dilectu." Author: The
Christian tutor, 1683 : an interesting work, as containing a descriptive list
of some of the books which, in the opinion of a Gambridge tutor, were most
suitable for a young man's study. It is in the form of a letter addressed
to a Mr James King, at that time a factor in India. It is dated ''from my
beloved Golledg of Gains." There is a Latin letter from him of con-
gratulation to Abp Sancroft in the Bodleian, Tanner MSS.

Mingay, John (matriculated ' Thomas ') : son of John Mingay, gent., of Arming-
haU, Norfolk. Bom there (bapt. Nov. 27, 1636). School, Norwich, under
Mr Lovering, over six years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table,
April 13, 1653. Surety, Mr Bagge.

Admitted at Lincoln's Inn, Nov. 6, 1655. Of Arminghall, Esq.
Married Anne, daughter of John Strawbery, of Bury. Died Ap. 16, 1684 :
M.I. at Saxlingham Nethergate.

*Bate, John: son of Hippolytus Bate, shoemaker. Bom in Stamford, Lincoln-
shire. At school there, under Mr Humphrey, seven years. Age 14. Admitted
sizar, April 22, 1653. Surety, Mr Stockton.

B.A. 1656-7: M.A. 1660. Scholar, L. Day 1653 to L. Day 1659.
Junior fellow, L. Day 1659 to L. Day 1664. Logic lecturer, 1660-2.

^Thorpe, George: son of George Thorpe, cook. Bom in London. School, Fel-
stead, Essex, under Mr Glascocke. Age 15. Admitted sizar. May 17.
Surety, Mr Burton.

B.A. 1656-7: MA. 1660: B.D. 1667. Scholar, Mich* 1653 to L. Day
1659. Junior fellow, L. Day 1659 to Mich* 1663. Fellow of Emmanuel,
1663 to 1667. Re-elected junior fellow at Gains, Sep. 6, 1667 : senior fellow,
Mich* 1668 to L. Day 1678. Ethical lecturer, 1663 : dean, 1668 : salarist,
1667-76. At Emmanuel he was chosen as master, 1719, but declined the
post. Baker says that but for our prevalent Norfolk restrictions he
would have left to Gains the large benefaction which he made to Emmanuel.

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388 GOKTILLE AND CAIU8 COLLEGE.

Rector of St Antholin's, London, 1676. Chaplain to Abp. Bancroft Preb.
of Canterbury, 1680. Rector of Bishopsboume, Kent, 1679-1719; and of
Ightham, 1687-1719. Died Nov. 1719. Author: The Unity of the Catholic
Church maintained in the Church of England, 1684. Sermon on Matt. viL
12; 1677. Examination of Bellarmine's 5th note of the Church, viz. the
Succession of Bishops 1688 (Anon,). Gave to the library, Gregory Thauma-
turgus, 1622 ; Lipsius' InscripiioneSf 1588, &c,

Gonvile, Thomas: son of (Jeoffrey Gonvile, clerk. Bom at Walton, Norfolk.
Schools, Homcastle, under Mr Gibson, two years; Withem, Lincolnshire,
under Mr Morton, two years ; and Lynn, under Mr Bell, two years. Age 17.
Admitted to the scholars' table, May 24, 1653. Surety, Mr Adamson.

B.A. 1656-7 : M.A. 1660. Scholar, Mich* 1653 to Mich* 1657. Perhaps
the Mr Thomas GonviUe, of West Walton, whose wife Elizabeth was buried
at Narborough in 1707.

Harrison, Francis : son of John Harrison, rector of Mashbury, Essex. Bom in
Chelmsford. School, Hatfield, under Mr Francis Bridge, six years. Age 20.
Admitted sizar. Surety, William Naylour, M.A.

Taylour, Henry : son of Walter Taylour, of Ashton, Lancashire. School, Winwick,
under Mr Gorse (Gorst), six years. Age 18. Admitted sizar, June 24, 1653.
Surety, Mr Naylour.

B.A. 1656-7: M.A. 1660. Incorporated at Oxford, July 13, 1675.
Scholar, Mich* 1653 to Mich* 1657.

Branthwaite, William: son of Arthur Branthwaite, gent., of Hethel, Norfolk.
Bom there. Educated at Caistor? ('Casto'), under Mr Burton, one year;
and Yelverton, under Mr Allen, seven years. Age 18. Admitted fellow-
commoner, June 22, 1653. Surety, Mr Bagga

Of Hethel, Esq. Admitted at Gray's Inn, April 25, 1654. Married
Julian, daughter of Thomas Bemey, E^.; by whom he had 18 children.
Died Feb. 28, 1709-10. M.I. at Hethel. Brother of MUes, 1654.

Rant, Humphrey; son of Humphrey Rant, Esq. (formerly of the college; 1612).
Born at Yelverton. Educated at home, under Mr Allen, ten years. Age
17. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, June 22, 1653. Surety,
Mr Bagge.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, Jaa 26, 1665-6. Of Dickleburgh, Esq. Will
proved (Archd. C. Norf.) 1726. Married Anne, daughter of Rob. Gooch
of Earsham, Esq. (Davy.) Brother of William, 1645.

Reeve, Thomas : son of Thomas Reeve, fanner, of Kedington, Suffolk. Bom at
Little Thurlow. School, Great Wratting, seven years, under Mr BurwelL
Age 17. Admitted sizar, July 1, 1653. Surety, Mr Faireclough.

B.A 1657-8: M.A. 1661. Perhaps rector of Bradwell by Coggeshall,
Ess., 1662 till his death in 1693 ; and father of James, of 1683.

Rolfe, Anthony: son of Anthony Rolfe (formerly of the college; 1619), gent., of
Tuttington, Norfolk. Bom there. School, Aylsham, under Mr Curtis, three
years. Age 17. Admitted fellow-commoner, July 4. Surety, Mr Faireclough.

*Masy, Henry: son of Henry Masy. Bom in Cambridge (bapt. Gt St Mary's,
Oct. 5, 1640). Educated at the Perse School. Age 14. Admitted sizar.
Surety, Mr Naylor.

B.A. 1657-8: M.A. 1661. Scholar, Mich* 1654 to Mich* 1661. Junior
fellow, Mich* 1661 to Mich* 1665. Subscribed for deacon's orders (Norw.)
Sep. 21, 1661 : ordained priest (do.) July 12, 1662. Master of Holt School,
1661 (licensed by the bishop, Ap. 2, 1661). Head Master of Norwich
Grammar School, 1665 to 1667. The boys petitioned against him to the
mayor : << It makes us wonder to see that you should be blinded and permit

1653—1664. 389

one that is troubled with the chiragra and podagra, and also with a disease
called desidia, to be master of this ancient school; and so they that were
wont (by M' Loveringe) to be made Minerva^s darlings are now msbde Vulcan's

servile bond slaves the scholars therefore petition your Highness for to

banish him, or in plain words to make him mend his manners, for 'tis not
sufferable that he should tyrannize over us" (Tanner MS. cccxi; 6). He was
rector of Rockland, 1667-77; and held the sinecure vicarage of Egmere^
1670-77. Died, May 17, 1677. Monument at Rockland. Will proved
(Dean and Ch. C, Norw.) June 6, 1677 : his library to be kept for his
children; wife, executrix. Brother of John, 1667.

♦Beverley, Robert : son of James Beverley. Bom at Clophill ('Clapwell'), Beds.
At St Paul's School, London, under Mr Langly. Age 19. Admitted to
the scholars' table, March 21, 1653-4. Surety, Wr Bagge.

B.A. 1657-8 : M.A. 1661. Scholar, Mich* 1654 to L. Day 1659. Junior
fellow, L. Day 1659 to his death. Died in college: buried at St Michael's,
Aug. 1661. (v. Beds, Vis, 1634, for 'Beverley of Eaton Socon.')

Birch, Joseph : son of Hugh Birch, of Manchester. Admitted sizar, April 4,
1654. Surety, Mr Adamson. Previously admitted at Trinity College,
June 25, 1653.

B.A. 1656-7. Scholar, Mich* 1654 to Mich- 1657. Obtained presbyte-
rian orders from the Manchester classisy March 30, 1659. "Testimonial
from M' Thomas Burton of Ashley, showing his desire to have him as his
chaplain.... Had an instrument given him directed to the congregation, and to
be affixed on the chapel door at Ashley, Chesh. His question, an infantes
sint baptizandi f he holds it in the affirmative." Afterwards ordained deacon
and priest (line.) Dec. 23, 1660. Rector of Pebmarsh, Essex, 1661-74.

Francisse, Thomas : son of Thomas Francisse, of Boxted, SuiSblk. School, Dedham,
under Mr Eaton. Age 14. Admitted to the scholars' table, June 20.
Surety, Mr Wheeler.

B.A 1657-8. Scholar, Mich* 1654 to Mich* 1660.

Bridge, John : son of Ralph Bridge. Bom at Stoke by Clare, Suffolk. School,
Great Wratting, under Mr BurreL Age 16. Admitted to the scholars'
table, June 24. Surety, Mr Fairclough.

B.A 1657-8: M.A 1661. Scholar, Mich* 1654 to Mich* 1661. Or-
dained deacon and priest (Norw.) Oct 18, 1662. Vicar of Battisford, Suffi,
1663-1710. Administration granted (Norw. C. C.) 1711 ; "of Ringshall,"—
adjoining Battisford. Perhaps the same who subscribed the bishop's book
(Norw.) as vicar of Wood Ditton, Cambs., Feb. 8, 1660-1.

Jenny, William : son of William Jenny, gent. Bom at Bexwell, Norfolk (bapt.
Nov. 4, 1637). School, Cambridge, under Mr More. Age 17. Admitted
pensioner to the bachelors' table, July 5. Surety, Mr Oliver Naylor.

Of Lincoln's Inn, barrister: admitted there Dec. 28, 1653. Of Great
Cressingham, Esq. Married Dinah, daughter of John Ooldsmith, of Strad-
sett. Buried at Cressingham, March 9, 1669-70 (v. Blomef. vi. 97; and Vis.
of Nor/.). Brother of Francis, 1660-1.

Le-gard, Robert : son of Christopher Le-gard, Esq. Bom at Anlaby, Yorkshire.
School, Cambridge, under Mr More. Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the
bachelors' table, July 5. Surety, Mr Oliver Naylour.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, Nov. 17, 1655. Of Anlaby, Esq. One of the
Masters in Chancery. Knighted at Whitehall, June 29, 1682. Married
(1) Mirabella, daughter of William Phipps, gent, of Staflfe., (2) Mary, daughter
of Sir James Stonehouse, of Essex. Died 1721 (Foster's tarks. Pedigrees).
Brother of Francis, 1661.

390 OONVILLE AND GA1U8 COLLEGE.

Taylor, Thomas. Matriculated peiiBioner, Dec. 17, 1653.

^Baron, William : son of Jonas (? Thomas) Baron, gent., of Tibenham, Norfolk.
Schools, Mendlesham, under Mr Willson, three years ; and Kenninghall and
Santon, under Mr Gadford, three years. Age 18. Admitted sizar, July 4,
1654. Surety, William Bagge.

B.A. 1668-9 (12th, out of 24, in the list): M.A. 1662. Scholar, L. Day
1655 to Mids' 1662. Junior fellow, Mids' 1662 to Mich" 1668. He was
cited to return into residence, Dec. 1667, but refused; and '* there being
strong presumption he was married," the fellowship was declared void, July
24, 1668. Logic lecturer, 1662-3. Subscribed for deacon's orders (Norw.)
Sep. 20, 1662. Chaplain to Sir G. Downing, envoy in Holland, for which he
obtained leave of absence, Aug. 12, 1663. Chaplain to the Earl of Craven.
Rector of Hampstead Marshall, Berks. Rector of Embome, Berks., 1673.
Author : Assize sermon, 1683.

Mich" 1654— Mich« 1656.

Branthwayte, Miles : son of Arthur Branthwayte, Esq., of Hethel, Norfolk ; and
nephew of Dr Branthwayte formerly the master of this collega Bom at
HetheL Schools, Yelverton, under Mr Allen, seven years: and Norwich,
under Mr Lovering, one year. Age 18. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors'
table, Oct. 16, 1654. Surety, William Bagge.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, Aug. 17, 1655. Died unmarried: buried at
Hethel, Jan. 10, 1712. Brother of William, 1653.

Sylvester, John : son of Robert Sylvester, citizen of London. Bom in London.
At Christ's Hospital, four years, under Mr Waters. Age 17. Admitted to
the scholars' table, Feb. 3, 1654-5. Surety, Mr Wheeler.

Armiger, William: son of William Armiger, Esq., of (North) Creake, Norfolk.
Bom there (bapt. Aug. 15, 1639). Educated at home, under Messrs Lyng
and Scarlet, six years. Age 16. Admitted fellow-commoner, March 9,
1654-5. Surety, Mr Lyng.

Admitted at the Inner Temple, June 28, 1656. Married, as third
husband, Elizabeth, daughter of John Lucia, of London, merchant. (Davy.)
Grand nephew of Thomas, of 1585.

Garland, Samuel : son of Francis Garland, of Mansfield, Notts. At school there,
five years. Admitted to the scholars' table, March 28, 1655. Surety, Mr
Adamson. Previously admitted (June 9, 1652) at Queens' College, where he
studied for three years.
B.A. 1655-6.

Rixe, Henry : son of Henry Rixe, brewer, of Cambridge. Bom there. School,
Cambridge, seven years, under Messrs Craford and Griffith. Age 17. Ad-
mitted sizar, March 28, 1655. Surety, Mr Adamson. Previously resided for
one year at Queens' College.

B.A. 1657-8: M.A. 1661. Incorporated at Oxford, July 14, 1663.
Scholar, L. Day 1655 to Mich' 1661. Ordained deacon (Ely) 1663: priest
(do.) 1664, as curate of Caldecott. Usher of the Perse school, Cambridge.
Head Master of Walden, Essex. Curate of Stocking Pelham, Herts., 1689.
Buried at Newport, Essex, Jan. 13, 1703-4 : where he is described as vicar.
He was minister there from 1690.

Ruddle, John : son of Ralph Ruddle, derk, of Stoke Dry, Rutlandshire. Bom at
Bishops Cannings, Wilts. School, Uppingham, under Mr Meres, six years.
Age 17. Admitted sizar, Oct. 19, 1654. Surety, Mr Stocketon.

B.A. 1658-9: M.A. 1662. Scholar, L. Day 1655 to Mich- 1659. Vicar

1654—1665. 89i

of St Mary Magd., Launceston, 1663-98; and also for several years
master of the free school there. Yicar of Altamon, 1662-98. Reported as
"well affected to the government" in 1665. Preb. of Exeter, 1680-98.
Married (2) Mary, widow of Thomas Bolitho. Died at Launceston, Jan. 20,
1698-9, "calculi doloribus et podagra continua lacessitus." M. I. there, to
him, and to his first wife, Sarah. Best known to fame as the priest who
exorcised a ghost at Botathan, Cornwall, in 1665. There are good reasons for
supposing that he is the author of the story in Duncan CampbelTs Adventwres^
published by Defoe (v. N. and Q, Sep. 21, 1895).

Webbe, James : son of Thomas Webbe, Esq. Bom at Richmond, Surrey. Schools,
Qreenford, Middlesex, under Mr Terry, and Fulham, under Dr Fleetwood,
four years. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, June 15,
1655. Surety, Mr William Naylour.

Goodman, John: son of Richard Goodman, vintner, of (St Michael's) Stamford,
Lincolnshire. Bom there. School, Stamford, under Mr Humphry, five years.
Age 16. Admitted sizar, April 17, 1655. Surety, Mr Lyng.

B.A. 1658-9. Scholar, Mich* 1655 to Mich* 1661. Ordained deacon
(Norw.) July 13, 1662 : priest (do.) Dec. 20, 1663; as curate of Gt Ryburgh.
Rector of Twyford, Norf., 1680. Rector of Themilthorpe, Norf., 1671.

^Fairclough, James : son of Thomas Fairclough, gent, of Upholland, Lancashii*e.
Admitted fellow-commoner, having previously resided for more than four years
at St John's College, and having taken his B.A. degree there. Surety, Mr
Fairclough.

B.A. 1654-5: M.A. 1658: M.L. 1658. Junior feUow, Mich* 1655 to
July, 1659. His fellowship was declared void, July 7, 1659, on account of
his continued absence : he " having removed his goods, disposed of his chamber
and resolved not to continue any more,'' in spite of " citation on the chapel
door." {Gesta,) Perhaps in medical practice in London in 1666 (v. N, and Q.
Jan. 26, 1884 : p. 62).

Hime, Clement: son of Thomas Hime, gent. (? formerly of the college, 1620), of
Metton. Bom at Mountjoye, Norfolk. Schools, Tharston, under Mr Firmary,
two years; and Ingworth, under Mr Ranson, six years. Age 16. Admitted
fellow-commoner, June 22, 1655. Surety, Mr Lyng.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, June 16, 1657. Lord of the manor of Metton,
and Hale's Hall, Roughton. Died 1720.

*Holman (Halman), James : son of Nicholas Holman, clerk, of Thuraford, Norfolk.
Bom there. School, Holt, under Mr Wright, six years. Age 16. Admitted
sizar, June 27, 1655. Surety, Mr Lyng.

B.A. 1658-9 : M.A. 1662. Scholar, L. Day, 1655 to Mids' 1662. Junior
fellow, Mids' 1662: senior, L. Day, 1671. In Jan. 1669-70, he was unable
to respond in theology "variolis laborans." Ethical lecturer, 1663: Greek,
1684-8 : Hebrew, 1698-1700. Also repeatedly registrar, dean, and bursar.
University registrar, 1683-1701. Taxor, 1675. Elected master, Aug. 24,
1700. Buried in the college chapel, Dec. 23, 1702. By his will, dated Oct.
17, 1702; proved (V. C. Court) Jan. 5, 1702-3; he gave a valuable collection
of Civil Law books, and his lease of the manor of Mepal,' Cambs., held of the
Dean and Chapter of Ely. It was to be employed in adding £2 to the stipend
of each of the 20 Caian scholars; paying fines, and other outlays on our
property, ifec. For more, see under Masters,

^Kitchingman, John: son of Bryan Kitchingman, ' jurisperitus ', alderman of
Cambridge. Bom there (bapt. at St Clement's, Feb. 10, 1638-9). School,
Cambridge, under Messrs Craforde and Griffith, seven years. Age 16. Ad-
mitted, July 7, 1655. Surety, Mr Marsh.

892 OONVILLE AND GAIUS COLLEGE.

B.A. 1659-60 : M.A. 1663. Scholar, Mich* 1655 to Mich* 1661. Junior
fellow, Mich* 1661 to Mich* 1670. Licensed to teach grammar at Lynn, July
29, 1662. Curate of Redgrave, 1664. Rector of Bincombe and Broadway,
Dors., 1670-90 : presented by the coll^^e. f Rector of Sheldwick, Kent, 1697.
Died at Milton, Cambs., June 10, 1729. M. I. to him at Milton, by Prof.-
Mickleburgh, stating that he resigned Bincombe ''quod locus parum arri-
serit." In his will, proved (V. C. Court, Camb.) July 17, 1729, he is described
as of Cambridge. Leaves lands in Milton and Landbeach, Cambs. ; the bulk
of his property to his eldest son, Brian, of Roydon, Essex, clerk. The college
had a troublesome lawsuit with the father (Bryan). He had been appointed
bailiff to our neighbouring estates in Dell's time, and could not be got rid of.
Brother of Robert, 1656.

Daniel, Charles : son of Edward Daniel, of Yorkshire, of the Merchant Adventurers'
Company. Born at Dantzic. Educated at home, under Mr Pawly, three
years ; and under Mr Zimmerman, rector of the Gymnasium at Thorn two
years. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, Aug. 4, 1655. Surety,
Mr Jenkes. (Re-admitted, as fellow-commoner, Oct. 24.)

LL.B. 1660. Qave to our library Hevelius' Mercuriua in sole visus^
1661 (On the Transit of Mercury).

Rivett, Nicholas: son of John Rivett^ gent, (formerly of the college, 1628), of
Brandeston, Suffolk. Bom in London. Schools, Beccles, under Mr Nuttle,
five years; and Ipswich, under Mr Woodside. Admitted pensioner to the
bachelors' table. Surety, Mr Oliver Naylour.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, May 4, 1657. Of Brandeston, Suff., Esq. His
mother was Alice, daughter of Thomas Leake, merchant, of London. Married
Elizabeth, daughter of Thomas Dade, Esq., of Tannington. Died Nov. 23,
1669. Will proved (Archd. Suff.) Dec. 22, 1669. Left one daughter Elizabeth.
M. I. at Brandeston. (J. J. M.) Pedigree in Vis, of Suff, ^ 1664.

Simonds, William : son of William Simonds, gent., of Suffield, Norfolk. Bom at
Hillmorton, Warwickshire. School, Norwich, under Mr Lovering, seven
years. Age 19. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, 1655. Surety,
MLr Oliver Naylour.

Mich* 1655— Mich* 1656.

Pecke, Thomas : son of James Pecke, gent, of Wymondham, Norfolk. Bom there.
School, Norwich, under Mr Lovering, four years. Age 18. Admitted
pensioner to the bachelors' table, Oct. 3, 1655. Surety, Mr William
Naylour.

^Thompson, Francis: son of James Thompson, merchant, first of London, after-
wards of Amsterdam. Bom in London. Schools, Wellingborough, Northants.,
one year; and Cambridge, for half a year. Age 16. Admitted sizar, Nov. 30,
1655. Surety, Mr Wheeler.

B.A. 1659-60: M.A 1663: D.D. 1680. Incorporated at Oxford, July
12, 1664. Scholar, L Day 1656 to Mich* 1663. Junior fellow, Mich* 1663
to L. Day 1673. Ethical lecturer, 1669-72. University preacher, 1669. Sub-
scribed for deacon's orders (Norw.) Dec. 20, 1662. Bector of St Matthew,
Friday St, and St Peter's Cheap, 1666-1715. One of the original trustees of
the Plumian Professorship endowment. There is a letter from him to Dean
Sancrof t, requesting the chaplaincy of Leghorn Factory ; dated from Gt Birch
parsonage, Oct. 16, 1666. (Tanner MS. 45.) Will dated Dec. 12, 1716;
proved (Cons. C. Lond.) Feb. 16, 1715-6. Desires to be buried in the chancel
of his church, Qt Friday St, London. Nephew, Frauds Thompson, school-
master at Walden, sole executor.

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1655—1656. 393

^Chalice, Richard. Matriculated pensioner, Dec. 18, 1655. Of Cambe. B.A.
1659-60: M.A. 1663. Scholar, Mich- 1655 to Mich* 1661. Junior fellow,
Mich" 1661 to Mids' 1665.

^Thurston, Malachi. Son of Edward Thurston. Born at West Buckland, Som.
Admitted at Sidney, Nov. 18, 1645. B.A. 1649-50: M.A 1653: M.D. (Cai.)
1665. Fellow of Sidney, 1651-5. Senior fellow of Caius, Christ* 1655 to
Mich' 1701. Hebrew lecturer, 1655, 1662 : registrar, 1659 : dean, and conduct,
1657-8: Greek lecturer, 1664. Obtained leave to travel for three years,
Ap. 1665. F.R.S. 1665. For some time in practice at Exeter. In 1670 he
published his celebrated treatise, De Respirationis usu primario diatriba:
originally an academic exercise: published at the request of Dr Ward and
Dr Williams. Soon after his mind failed, and he was visited by Dr Musgrave,
who has given an account of the case : he attributes his disease to " the
combined influence of a nervous temperament, an injury to the head in child-
hood, excess of study, the over use of coffee, gout,'' <&c. He gives a very high
estimate of him, " nemo unquam medicus illustrior, nee qui arti plus tribueraf
This judgment is confirmed by Dr Munk (v. N. and Q. 2^ Ser. Vol. ii. p. 272).
The latter years of his life were spent with his relations in Somerset. In a
return by the master, as to those who had taken the oaths, dated Oct. 7, 1691,
it is said of Dr Thurston, '* He is a distracted man, and hath been so these 20
years." Died June 3, 1701 : buried at W. Buckland. Gave to the library a
Syriac Testament.

^opham, John : B.A. : previously admitted at Sidney College (May 6, 1652 : age
16. School, Leeds). Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, March 21,
1655-6. Surety, Mr Thrustone.

B.A. (Sid.) 1655-6 : M.A. 1659. Junior fellow, Christ" 1656 to Mich* 1661.
Logic lecturer, 1659-66. Of a mercantile family at HulL

^Mitteforde, Cuthbert : B.A. : previously admitted at Sidney College (second son
of Robert Mitteforde, Esq., of Mitford, Northumberland. Admitted 1652.
Age 13.) Admitted fellow-conmioner, April 12, 1656. Surety, Mr
Thrustone.

B.A. (Sid.) 1654-5: M.A. 1658. Junior fellow, Christ' 1656: senior,
Christ* 1659 to Mids' 1660. Ejected at the Restoration. Ethical lecturer,
1659. Afterwards rector of Ingram, Northumb. Died there : buried in the
chancel, 1662. (Pedigree in Via. of Northumb,) Gave to the library. Spots-
wood's History of the Church of Sa>tland, 1655; Foresti ObservationeSf 1631,
1634 ; <fec. Brother of Edward, 1660.

Bowles (Bolle), John: son of Robert Bowles, bart., of Scampton, Lincolnshire.
Bom there. Educated at home, under Mr G^lsthorpe, seven years. Age 16.
Admitted fellow-commoner, April 12, 1656. Surety, Mr Gelsthorpe.

Succeeded his father as baronet, 1663. Married (1) Elizabeth, daughter of
John Pinsent, Esq., (2) Elizabeth, daughter of Sir Vincent Corbett, bart.
With his son John, the baronetcy expired. Buried at St Swithin's, London
Stone, March 8, 1684-5 (A. R. M.). Gave to our library Dugdale's Monas-
ticon, and Antiquities of Warwickshire.

Shadwell, Thomas : (eldest) son of John Shadwell, of Broomhill, near Brandon,
Norfolk. Bom t^ere. Educated at home, under Mr Roberts, five years;
and at Bury St Edmunds, under Mr Stephens, one year. Age 14. Admitted
pensioner to the bachelors' table, Dec. 17, 1656. Surety, Mr William
Naylora

The Poet Laureat. Admitted at the Middle Temple, 1658; but soon
quitted the law, and travelled abroad. Returning to England he became
intimate with the principal wits about town, and, at Rochester's recommendation

394 OONVILLE AND GAIUS COLLEGE.

was appointed laureat, 1688. Married Anne, daughter of Thomas Gibhs,
of Norwich. Died at Chelsea, Nov. 20, 1692, from an oveixioBe of opium.
Buried there. Will proved (P. C. C.) 1692. His dramatic works were
published in four volumes, 1720.

Gallard, Robert : son of Roger GkiUard, clerk, (rector) of Wreningham, Norfolk.
(Born there.) School, W3rmondham, under Mr Pirmery, afterwards under
Mr Ranson, eight years. Age 15. Admitted to the scholars' table, April 8,
1656. Surety, Mr Lyng.

B.A 1659-60: M.A 1663. Scholar, L. Day 1656 to Mich* 1661. Or-
dained deacon (Norw.), July 1662 : priest (do.) Dea 23, 1665. Curate of
Fundenhall, 1662. Licensed as schoolmaster at Wymondham, 1662. Rector
of Cranwich, Norf., 1665-7. Buried there, Aug. 15, 1667.

*Bagge, Simon : son of Simon Bagge, gent, of Cockley Cley, Norfolk. Bom there.
Schools, Swaffham, under Mr Harvy, three years; and Norwich, under
Mr Lovering, two years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, April 10,
1656. Surety, Mr Ling.

B.A. 1659-60: M.A 1663. Incorporated at Oxford, July 12, 1664.
Scholar, L. Day 1656 to Mich* 1663. Junior fellow, Mich* 1663: senior,
L. Day 1673 till his death. Logical lecturer, 1663: rhet. prselector,
1667-72, 1674-7: steward, 1677-9: dean, 1681. University rhetoric pr»-
lector, 1667. Died in college; buried at St Michael's, Feb. 6, 1681-2.

Dobson, Lancelot : son of Oeorge Dobson, gent., of Brancepeth, Durham. Bom at
Bumiston, Yorkshire. Schools, Bedale, Yorkshire, under Mr Rawling, a year
and a half ; Brancepeth, under Mr Dobson, two years ; and Auckland, under
Mr Robinson, a year and a half. Age 16. Admitted sizar, April 11, 1656.
Surety, Mr Thrustone.

B.A 1659-60: M.A 1663. Scholar, L. Day 1656 to Mich* 1660.
Probably (as Lawrence) vicar of Ellingham, Northumb., 1665 ; and of Chilling-
ham, 1679.

Qoodman, Lawrence : son of Henry Qoodman, shoemaker, of Falkingham, Lincoln-
shire. Bom there. Schools, Falkingham, under Mr Worseley, two years;
and Sleaford, under Mr Gibson, two years. Age 17. Admitted sizar, April
23, 1656. Surety, Mr Adamson.

B.A 1659-60: M.A. 1663. Scholar, L. Day 1656 to L. Day 1661. Or-
dained deacon, May 24 ; priest. May 25, 1662 ; by Bp of Lincoln.

Lucas, John : son of Richard Lucas, coachman, of London. Bom at Richmond,
Surrey. Schools, Uppingham, under Mr Meeres, seven years. Age 17. Ad-
mitted sizar, July 5, 1655. Surety, Mr Stocketon.

RA. 1658-9 : M.A. 1662 (Job.). Scholar, L. Day 1656 to Mich* 1657.
Migrated to St John's, Oct. 21, 1657. A John Lucas (B.A. Cantab.) was
ordained deacon by the Bp of Line. Dec. 21, 1661, and priest next day;
at St Margaret's, Westminster.

Lupton, Chiistopher and Thomas : sons of Christopher Lupton, gent., of Settle ?
(' Settleby '), Yorkshire. Born there. School, Giggleswick, under Mr Lucas,
eight years. Ages 20 and 15. Admitted sizars, May 10, 1656. Surety,
Mr Adamson.

Christopher. Scholar, Mich* 1656 to Mids' 1658.

Thomas. Scholar, L. Day 1656 to L. Day 1658. Perhaps rector of Lit.
Waldingfield, Suft, 1662.

Robinson, Henry : son of Henry Robinson, gent., of Thoralby, Yorkshire. Bom
at Swinacombel. Schools, Burton in Bishopdale, under Mr Barnes, two
years ; Newbiggen (* New liggen *), under Mr Wilkinson for about two years ;

1656. 395

and Giggleswick, under Mr Walker, two years. Age 17. Admitted to the
scholars' table. Surety, Mr Adamson.

Scholar, Mich* 1656 to Mich' 1657. Ordained deacon. May 24 : priest,
May 25, 1662, by the Bp of Lincoln, as 'literatus' of Gonv. and Caius Coll.

Thorisby, Robert : son of Thomas Thorisby, Esq., of Mintlyn, Norfolk. Bom at
Leziate ('Legett'). Schools, Pedders Winch (i.e. East Winch), under
Mr Shackestone, four years ; and Lynn, under Mr Bell, five years. Age 17.
Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, June 20, 1656. Surety, Mr
Adamson.

The father, alderman and mayor of Norwich, was probably the founder of
Lynn Grammar School.

Borage, Timothy: son of John Borage, gent., of Norwich. Bom at North
Barsliam, Norfolk. At school, under Mr Home, two years ; and at Norwich,
under Mr Lovering, three years. Age 17. Admitted sizar, April 8, 1656.
Surety, Mr Gelsthorpe.

B.A. 1659-60: M.A. 1663. Scholar, L. Day 1656 to Mich" 1657.
Migrated to Clare, May 17, 1658, where he was elected on a Norfolk founda-
tion established by an imcle in 1636. Ordained deacon (Line.), July 15,
1661. Rector of N. Cove, Sujff., 1662. Vicar of Great Marlow, 1671-86.
Licensed by the Bp of Norwich as tutor in the family of Sir Nich. Bacon, of
Gillingham, Aug. 11, 1662. The king recommends him for a foundation
fellowship at Clare, Feb. 12, 1667-8. There are some letters from and about
him in the Tanner MSS. (35, 39, 104). He says, Dea 7, 1678, "my body
cannot hold out long at this rate of preaching twice a day in so great a church
and congregation." — Writing from Windsor Castle June 10, 1672, he asks
(Sancrof t's ?) advice as to the wisdom of his marrying under certain peculiar
conditions. Bp Lloyd, of St Asaph, recommends him for the wardenship of
Manchester, Feb. 27, 1682-3.

Camborne, Stephen : son of Robert Camborne, clerk. Bom at Whitton, Suffolk.
Educated at home, under his father, five years ; afterwards at Ipswich, under
Mr Becke, two years. Age 16. Admitted sizar, July 3, 1656. Surety,
Mr Felton.

B.A. 1659-60: M.A. 1663. Scholar, Mich- 1656 to Mich* 1660. Or-
dained deacon (Norw.) July 13, 1662 : priest (do.) May 19, 1665, as curate of
Weeting. Rector of Gt Fakenham, Suff, 1667-78. Rector of Lawshall,
1681-1704 : died soon after. By his will, dated March 27, 1704, proved
(P. C. C.) 1706, he left his library to his successors at Lawshall, and a very
large benefaction to the college. "Though he had but a small preferment,
yet by living with great frugality to a good old age, he raised a considerable
estate; the chief of which, amounting to about £3000 he... bequeathed to
Keys Coll^ie to be laid out in the purchase of a living" {Reg, mag,). The
spelling of the college, and the supposition that one living could fetch this
sum, induced his relations to dispute the will on the ground of insanity.
After a Chancery suit^ which was decided in &vour of the college, the
following livings were bought with the property : — ^Ashdon (Ess.), Lavenham
(Suff.), Gt Melton, Long Stratton, Oxburgh, and Blofield (Norf.).

Carter, John : (third) son of Peter Carter, husbandman. Bom at Gainford, Durham.
At school there, under Mr Warrener, one year : and at Easington, Yorkshire,
imder Mr Smelt, two years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, June
21, 1656. Surety, Mr Thruston.

B.A. 1659-60: Scholar, Mich* 1656 to Mids' 1662. The father was
'constable' of Gainford.

396 GONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

^KitchingDian, Robert: son of Brian Kitchingman, 'jurisperitus,' alderman of
Cambridge. Bom there (bapt. at St Clement's, Sep. 27, 1640). School,
Cambridge, under Motors Craiford and Griffith, six years. Age 16. Admitted
to the scholars' table, July 20, 1656. Surety, Mr Marsh.

B.A. 1660-1 : M.A. 1664. Scholar, Mich* 1666 to Mich* 1661. Junior
feUow, Mich* 1662 to Mids' 1671. Ordained deacon (Norw.) March 11,
1665-6 : priest (Ely) Dec. 1668. Licensed in London Feb. 26, 1668, as curate
of Kingsbury, Middx. Gave to our library the Lexicon geagraphicum of
Ferrarius, 1657. Brother of John, 1655.

Clipsham, Robert: son of Edward Clipsham, gent., of Braybrooke, Northants.
Bom there. Schools, Bowden, under Mr Mowse, two years; and Market
Harborough, Leicestershire, under Mr Berry, three years. Age 16. Admitted
sizar, Sep. 23, 1656. Surety, Mr Adamson.

B.A. 1660-1 : M.A. 1664. Scholar, Mich* 1656 to L. Day 1661. Vicar
of Horbling, and of Billingborough, Lines., 1662. Canon of Chichester, 1681.
Licensed to marry Jane Hughes, of Lammas, Norf., Jan. 15, 1662. Author:
The grand expedient for suppressing Popery examined: or the Project of
Exclusion proved to be contrary to reason, 1685. Died 1702 : administration
granted at Lincoln.

Sumpter, Thomas: son of Thomas Sumpter, husbandman; of Thorpe Langton,
Leicestershire. Bom there. Schools, Church Langton, under Mr Green, two
years; Glooston, under Mr Lightfoot, two years; and Market Harborough,
under Mr Berry, three years. Age 16. Admitted sizar, Sep. 23, 1656.
Surety, Mr Fishe.

B.A. 1661-2 : M.A. 1665. Scholar, Mich* 1656 to Mich* 1662.

Hare, Thomas : son of Thomas Hare, gent., of Edmonton, Middlesex. Bom there.
At school, under his father, ten years. Age 20. Admitted sizar, Nov. 10,
1655 (sic). Surety, Mr William Naylour.

Mich" 1656— Mich" 1657.

Welles, Samuel: son of Samuel Welles, carpenter. Bom in London. At a
private school there, under Mr Sherly, four years; afterwards at St Paul's
school, under Mr Langley, three years. Age 16. Admitted sizar, Oct. 16,
1656. Surety, Mr Adamson.

Scholar, Mich* 1656 to Mich* 1658.

Calthorpe, Charles : son of Phillip Calthorpe, Esq. Bom at Gressenhall, Norfolk.
At school there, under Mr Greene, twelve years. Age 18. Admitted to the
scholars' table, Dec. 9, 1656. Surety, Mr Oliver Naylour.

Probably died young. Not mentioned in the pedigree in the Vis, in
Norf. Arch. ix. 177.

Perse, William: son of William Perse, gent, of East Dereham, Norfolk. Bom
there. School, East Dereham, under Mr Ives, two years, and under Mr
Parlett, three years. Age 19. Admitted fellow-commoner, Oct. 9, 1656.
Surety, Mr ling.

Messenger, Augustine : son of Augustine Messenger, gent., of Hackford, Norfolk.
Bom there. School, Norwich, under Mr Lovering, five years. Age 17.
Admitted fellow-conmioner, Jan. 28, 1656—7. Surety, Mr William Naylour.
Lord of the manor of Whitwell. Died Oct. 4, 1690. M.I. in Whitwell
Church. Gave to the library the works of Tacitus, 1648.

Pistor, John : son of Alexander Pistor, rector of Bradfield St George (* Monke
Bradforde'), Suffolk. Bom there (at Lit. Welham, by ordination record).

1656—1657. 397

School, Bury St Edmunds, under Mr Stevens, four years. Age 16. Admitted
to the scholars' table, Feb. 2, 1656-7. Surety, Mr Oliver Naylour.

B.A. 1660-1 : M.A. 1664. Scholar, Mids' 1667 to Mich* 1662. Sub-
scribed for deacon's orders (Norw.) March 14, 1662-3 : ordained priest (do.)
Dec. 20, 1663, as curate to his father. Rector of Olaydon, Sufil, 1666.
Married Jane, daughter of John Burrough, of Ipswich, gent. Will proved
(P. C. C.) 1711. Perhaps rector of Akenham, SuE, 1690.

Bryan, William : son of Robert Bryan, gent., of Braybrooke, Northants. Bom
there. Schools, Bowden, under Mr Mowse, two years; and Market Har-
borough, Leicestershire, for two years. Age 18. Admitted sizar, March 23,
1656-7. Surety, Mr Adamson.

Scholar, Mich' 1657 to L. Day 1661.

Richards, Robert : son of Richard Richards, genl, of Braunton, Devon. School,
Colebrooke, under Richard Richards, six years. Age 16. Admitted sizar,
March 24, 1656-7. Surety, Mr Oliver Naylour.

B.A. 1660-1 : M.A. 1664. Scholar. Mids' 1657 to Mich" 1663. Ordained
deacon (Cant.) 1663, as curate of Ruckinge, Kent: priest (Chich.), Feb. 9,
1665-6. Rector of Orlestone, Kent, 1666—9; and of Snave and Snargate,
1668-83. Died 1683.

Chambers, Charles : son of James Chambers, M.D., of Aberdeen. Bom in Rich-
mond, Surrey (bapt. Mar. 5, 1639—40). School, the Charterhouse, London,
under Mr Griffin, seven years. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table,
March 28, 1657. Surety, Mr ling.

B.A. 1660-1. Scholar, Mids' 1657 to Mich* 1661.

Bolt, Ambrose : son of William Bolt, of Corleston, Suffolk. Bom there. School,
Blofield, Norfolk, under Mr Browne, five years ; and under Mr Suttbery, one
year. Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, April 8. Surety,
Mr Bolt.

B.A. 1660-1.

Tennant, James : son of James Tennant, gent., of Roughton, Norfolk. Bom in
Norwich. At a private school there, under Mr Wharton, two years; at
Bassingham, under Mr Johnson, three years; and at Norwich, under Mr
Lovering, two years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, April 22,
1657. Surety, Mr Adamson.

B.A. 1660-1 : M.A. 1664. Scholar, Mids' 1657 to Mich« 1660. Admitted
at Gray's Inn, March 26, 1660: "son and heir." Pedigree in Vis. qf Norf.
1664. The father was of Yorkshire extraction. (Blomef. viii. 158.)

Buckenham, Clere: (fifth) son of Wiseman Buckenham, Esq., of Thomham
Magna, Suffolk. Bom at Weston. Schools, Thomham Parva, under Mr
Almond, four years; and Eye, under Mr Browne, three years. Age 18.
Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, April 15. Surety, Mr Bolt.

B.A. 1660-1 : M.A. 1664. Subscribed for deacon's orders (Norw.) Aug.
5, 1663 : ordained priest (do.) Sep. 20, 1663. Vicar of Stow Langtoft, 1663 :
of Thelnetham, 1666 : and of Gt Thomham, succeeding his father, 1670-98.
Chaplain extraordinary to the king. Inherited from his father lands in
Thelnetham, d^;. Buried at Thomham, June 14, 1698. (J. J. M.). Ad-
ministration granted (Norw. C. C.) 1699.

Aldrich, John: son of James Aldrich, clerk, of Bradwell, Suffolk. Bom there.
School, Bradwell, under Mr Bell, two years, and under Mr Benton, two years.
Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table. May 14, 1657. Surety, Mr Bolt.

Scholar, Mids' 1657 to Mich' 1660. The father's will (1657) leaves him
lands in Monk Soham. (J. J. M)

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Tarborough, John : son of George Tarboroogh, derk, of Soampton, Lincolnshire.
Bom there. Educated under his father, ten years. Age 15. Admitted
sizar, April 17, 1657. Surety, Edward Gilstrop.
M.B. 1663. Scholar, Mids' 1657 to Mich* 1660.

Babb, John : son of John Babb, barber, of Lincoln. Bom there. At school there,
ten years. Age 16. Admitted sizar, April 17, 1657. Surety, Edward
Gikthorpe.

B.A. 1660-1 : M.A. 1664. SchoUr, Mids' 1657 to Mich* 1661. Ordained
deacon (Line), Dec. 18, 1670 : priest (do.) Jan. 31, 1670-1. Schoolmaster at
Lincoln, 1662. Master of the School at Louth, 1668; where the records
contain several references to him : " for a great chair in his study, 1666, 5"" ;
"for wine and sack when M' Babb preached, 1673, 2* 3*"; stipend in 1665,
£15; in 1681, £20. Licensed to marry Deborah Oseney, widow. May 25,
1682.

Ward, Richard: son of Ralph Ward, gent., of Horstead, Norfolk. Bom at
Drayton. At school, under Mr Flint, four years; at Norwich, under Mr
Levering, two years; also under Mr Lucie, two years. Age 16. Admitted
to the scholars' table, May 19, 1657. Surety, Mr Ling.

B.A. 1660-1 : M.A. 1664. Scholar, Mich« 1657 to Mich* 1662. Migrated
to Jesus ColL, Oct. 11, 1662. Ordained deacon (Norw.) June 10, 1666; as
curate of Oxnead : priest (Exeter) Dec. 19, 1669. Rector of Beeston St
Andrew, Norf., 1670-93. Buried there, Dec. 26, 1693.

Richards, Francis : son of Nathaniel Richards (formerly of the college, 1629), rector
of Kentisbury, Devon. Bom there. Schools, Colebrooke, under Richard
Richards; and Exeter, under Mr Hyter, two years. Age 18. Admitted
pensioner to the bachelors' table. May 27, 1657. Surety, Mr Oliver Nailor.
(Re-admitted, as fellow-commoner, Sep. 13.)

Patron of Kentisbury in 1670. Gave a copy of Lorinus on the Psalms
(1619) to the library. Francis Richards, geut., was married at Kentisbury,
May 16, 1675, to * Richard ' RandaU {Par. regiHer). Buried May 4, 1698.

Haire, John: son of Edmimd Haire, attorney at law. Bom in Norwich. At
school there, under Mr Levering, six years. Age 17. Admitted pensioner
to the bachelors' table. Surety, Mr William Nailor.

Dew, John: son of Arthur Dew, merchant of London, deceased. Bom there.
Educated under Mr Montague, four years, and at St Paul's school, under
Mr Langlie, two years. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table,
July 6, 1657. Surety, Mr Adamson.

Life, William : son of Thomas Life : of Downham Market, Norfolk. Bom there.
Schools, Downham, under Mr Gilbert, two years; and Lynn, two years.
Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, June 10, 1657. Surety, Mr Ling.

B.A. 1660-1 : M.A. 1664. Scholar, Mich- 1657 to Mich« 1661. Ordained
priest (Gov. and Lichf.) May 24, 1662. Vicar of Stradsett, Norf., 1662-82.
Curate of West Dereham, 1671. Buried at Stradsett, Ap. 15, 1682.

Sheringham, John : son of Christopher Sheringham, gent., of Tunstead, Norfolk.
Bom there. Schools, Tunstead, under Mr Brigges, one year| and under
Mr Hanes, two years ; and Norwich, under Mr Lovering, three years. Age
18. Admitted to the scholars' table, June 20, 1657. Surety, Mr Felton.

Scholar, Mich* 1657 to L. Day 1660. Licensed, as a literate school-
master, Aug. 14, 1662, by the Bp of Norwich. Ordained deacon and priest
(Norw.) Sep. 21, 1662. Rector of Irstead, Norf., 1662-80: Vicar of Homing,
1662 : Curate of Hemblington in 1674. One of the same names licensed as
schoolmaster at Lynn, May 12, 1686.

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1657. 399

Cutting, Christopher : son of Christopher Catting, of Tunstead, Norfolk. Bom
there. Schools, Tunstead, under Mr Brigges, one year, and under Mr Hanes,
two years; and Norwich, under Mr Lovering, four years. Age 18. Ad-
mitted sizar, June 20, 1657. Surety, Mr Felton.

B.A. 1660-1 : MA. 1664. Scholar, Mich« 1657 to L. Day 1661. Ordained
deacon (Norw.) Sep. 22, 1661 ; priest (do.) 1662. Licensed as schoolmaster
at Thetford, and as curate of Kilverstone, Oct. 20, 1662. Rector of lidgate,
SufF., 1665.

Kedington, Giles : son of Robert Redington, gent., of Rushford, Norfolk (formerly
of the college, 1634-5). Schools, Buckenham, Suffolk (sic) under Mr Rouse,
four years ; and Bury St Edmunds, under Mr Stephens, one year. Admitted
pensioner to the bachelors' table, Sep. 10, 1657. Surety, Mr Bolt.

Of Great Hockham, Norf., gent. Married Elizabeth, daughter of Fitznoon
Lamb, Esq. of Troston. Buried at Great Hockham, Oct. 5, 1678. (Davy.)
Half-brother of Henry, 1672.

Gibson, John : son of John Gibson, gent., of North Runcton, Norfolk. Bom
there. School, Lynn, under Mr Bell, six years. Age 19. Admitted to
the scholars' table, Sep. 1, 1657. Surety, Mr Adamson. Previously ad-
mitted at Trinity College, April 4, 1655.

B.A. 1658-9 (last, of 24, in the tripos list): M.A. 1662. Scholar, Mich*
1657 to L. Day 1660. Ordained deacon (Norw.) Nov. 10, 1661 : priest (do.)
Ap. 25, 1662. Rector of Caister, Norf. 1662. Rector of Rollesby, 1684.
Chaplain to Lord Morley. Curate of Yarmouth in 1678. Subscribed £10 to
the royal loan, 1666. Died Dec. 9, 1708. Administration (Norw. C. C.)
1708. M.I. at Caister to him, and to his wife Martha Crowe. "I have
personally known M' Gibson 17 years, who hath all that time been rector of
Caister, surrogate to the archdeacon, and principal visitor of the churches in
Flegg deanery: that he hath lately preached two assize sermons, and hath
often preached his courses in the Cathedral... known to be of exemplary life"
&c (Letter from J. Loveland, Dec. 11, 1684: — Gibson's character had been
attacked. Tanner MS. 32.) There was another of these names: vicar of
Ringland, rector of Helmingham and Swannington: ordained priest (Ely),
Dec. 22, 1661.

Lancaster, Christopher ; son of Christopher Lancaster, clerk, of Bumsall, York-
shire. Bom at Bowland ('Bolland'), Lancashire. School, Bumsall, under
Mr Clarke, five years. Age 13. Admitted sizar. Surety, Mr Adamson.

B.A. (Trin.) 1661-2. Scholar, Mich* 1657 to Christ* 1660. Admitted at
Trin. Coll. Dec. 24, 1660. Vicar of Aysgarth, Yorka, 1667.

Okey, John : son of John Okey, Esq., of Brogborough (< Brockdinthorpe'), Beds.
Bom in London. At a private school there, under Mr Singleton, one year;
at Eton, under Mr Horn; and at Newport, under Mr Gibb, two years.
Age 15. Admitted fellow-commoner, Oct. 7, 1657. - Surety, Mr Adamson.

Gave the ffistorus Angliccm4B scriptares cmtiquif 1652, to our library. His
tutor obtained permission (Geata) "to take down one of the studies in the
chamber under him and that it be set up again when M' Okey leaves the
college " (v. Arch. Hist of Camb, iii. p. 324). His father. Colonel Okey, was
a great personal friend of the master, Mr Dell : he was executed at Tyburn,
as a regicide, Ap. 19, 1662.

Holly, Benjamin : son of Benjamin Holly, gent., (twice mayor) of Lynn. Bom
there. School, Lynn, under Mr BelL Age 17. Admitted fellow-commoner,
Oct. 13, 1667. Surety, Mr Bolt.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, March 24, 1659-60. Gave the works of Yitm-
vius to our library.

400 QONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

^Basset, Joshua : son of John Basset : merchant of Lynn. Bom there. School,
Lynn, under Mr Bell seven years. Age 16. Admitted sizar, Oct. 13, 1657.
Surety, Mr Bolt.

B.A. 1661-2 : M.A. 1665 : B.D. 1672. Scholar, Mich* 1657 to L. Day
1665. Junior fellow, L. Day 1665: senior, Mids' 1673 to L. Day 1689.
He petitioned the king (Ap. 29, 1669) for a mandate for admission for the
next senior fellowship. 'As soon as chosen junior fellow his friends, pre-
suming he had been very well provided for, withheld the allowance they
formerly gave him ; has not enough to maintain himself, and will be forced
to leave the University.' The master and seven fellows support the petition
(Cal, of State Pap.). Chaplain, 1664 ; ethical lecturer, 1667-9 : catechist,
1674 : salarist, steward, and dean, 1674-81. University rhetoric prelector,
1667. Senior non-regent, 1674. University preacher, 1674. Ordained deacon
(Norw.) Dec. 20, 1663 : priest (Line.) 1666. As a Roman Catholic, he was
appointed master of Sidney by royal mandate, Dec. 1686; but removed
Dec. 1, 1688. His fellowslup at Caius was declared void, March 26, 1689.
His opinions brought him into constant struggles with the fellows of Sidney,
and tradition long recorded his devices to have mass sung in coUege (Cole).
" He was such a mongrel papist, who had so many nostrums in his religion
that no part of the Roman Church could own him " (Dr Craven, Lansd, MS.
988, p. 199). According to Cole he lived to a great age, and died poor, in
London. Author : Ecclesise Theoria nova DodwelUana exposita, 1713. Reason
and Authority, or the motives of a late Protestant reconciliation to the
Catholic Church (anon.) 1687 (v. Cooper, Ann. iii. 642 ; and D. N. B.).

Sadler, Richard : son of Samuel Sadler, weaver, of Norwich. Bom there. School,
Norwich, under Mr Lovering. Age 16. Admitted sizar, Oct. 15, 1657.
Surety, Mr Adamson.

B.A. 1661-2. Ordained deacon (Norw.) Nov. 10, 1661 : priest (do.) Mar.
6, 1663-4. Rector of St James, South Ehnham, Suff 1665-84 : rector of
All SS. and St Nicholas, Suff., 1664.

Cockshute, John : son of John Cockshute, Esq. Bom in London. School,
Waddon, Surrey, under Mr Bernard. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the
bachelors' table, Nov. 6, 1657. Surety, Mr G^Isthorpe.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, May 2, 1661. The father, also of Gray's Inn, is
described as of Sarratt, Herts.

Symson, William : son of Christopher Symson, brewer (* cervisiarius*). Bom in
York. At school, under Messrs Young and Parish, six years. Admitted to
the scholars' table, Nov. 17, 1657. Surety, Mr Adamson. Previously ad-
mitted at St John's College.

B.A. 1657-8. Scholar, Mich* 1657 to Mich* 1659. One of these names
was rector of Irmingland, Norf., 1661 : and of Heydon, do., 1664.

Rant, Anthony: son of Humphry Rant (formerly of the college, 1612), Esq., of
Rollesby, Norfolk. Eklucated privately by Mr Allin, five years; and at
Norwich School, under Mr Lovering, three years. Age 17. Admitted pen-
sioner to the bachelors' table, Oct. 24, 1657. Surety, Mr Lyng.

Admitted at Gray's lun, June 20, 1656: "son of Humphry Rant of
Yelverton." Brother of William, 1645; and Humphry, 1653.

♦Pepys, Fermor : son of Fermor Pepys, gent., of (Mileham) Norfolk (bapt. Ap. 7,
1638). School, Lynn, under Mr Bell. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars'
table. Surety, Mr Oliver Naylor.

B.A. 1659-60 (12th out of 22, in the list): M.A. 1663. Scholar, Mich*
1657 to Mich* 1663. Junior fellow, L. Day 1664 to L. Day, 1667. Logic
lecturer, 1664-5. Ordained deacon and priest (Exeter) Nov. 30, 1662. Vicar

1657—1658. 401

of Bishops Tawton, 1662. Vicar of Braunton, 1667-72. Married (1) Grace,

daughter of Rev. John Weekes, D.D. (2) Jane, daughter of Armiger,

of N. Creake, Norf. Buried at Braunton, Dec. 23, 1671. Pedigree in Vis. of
Norf.

Howes, Robert: son of Thomas Howes, of Norfolk. Bom at Erpingham. At
school there, under Mr Thornington, three years, and under Mr Tilny, two
years. Age 27. Admitted to the scholars' table, Oct. 16. Surety, Mr
Sheldrake. (Re-admitted as fellow-conmioner, March 18, 1657-8.)

B.A. 1660. Probably scholar, Mich* 1657 to L. Day 1658. Gave
Ralegh's History of the World, 1652, to our library.

Gatchell, Thomas : son of Thomas Gatchell, husbandman. Born at Angersleigh,
Somersetshire. School, Pitminster, under Mr Glenvill. Age 18. Admitted
sizar, Oct. 10, 1657. Surety, Mr Thruston.

Scholar, Mich* 1657 to Mich* 1661. One of these names was author of
A Thanksgiving Sermon ; 1706.

Allastone (Alston), Joseph : son of Joseph Allastone, Esq. Bom in London.
At St Paul's School, three years. Age 16. Admitted fellow-conmioner,
Dec. 7, 1657. Surety, Mr William Naylor. (Brother of Edward, 1669.)

Scholar, Mids' 1659 to Mich* 1662. Succeeded his father as 2nd baronet.
Sheriff of Bucks. 1670. Of Brad well Abbey, Bucks. Died March 21, 1688-9
(Lipscomb ; iv. 44). Gave to our library Strada de Bello Belgico, 1632.

Spratford, John : son of John Spratford, shoe-maker. Bom in Cambridge. At
the Perse School, under Mr Griffith. Age 16. Admitted sizar, Dec. 27, 1657.
Surety, Mr Bolt.

He was one of the unfortunate victims of the usher (R. Craford; 1639)
when at the Perse School

Eade, Robert : son of Robert Eade, M.D. (formerly of the college, 1627). Bom in
Cambridge (bapt. at Gt St Mary's Feb. 26, 1643-4). At school there, under
Mr Wybro. Age 14. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, March 11,
1657-8. Surety, Mr William Naylor.

B.A. 1661-2: M.A. (Tr. Hall) 1665. Fellow of Trin. Hall, by royal
mandate, Jan. 15, 1665-6. Nephew of the next : v. Clutterbuck, iii, 363.

Chester, Edward : son of Edward Chester, knt Bom at Barkway, Herts. School,
Cambridge, under Mr Wybro, four years. Age 15. Admitted pensioner to
the bachelors' table, March 23, 1657-8. Surety, Mr William Nailor.

Of Barkway and Cockenhatch, Esq. Sheriff of Herts., 1666. Married
Judith, daughter of Edward Wright, of Finley, Notts. : he petitioned for a
warrant, May 4, 1661, to permit him to settle a jointure on his future wife,
he being then only 18 (i3ah of State Pap.). Died May 21, 1718.

Reeve, Henry: son of Augustin Reeve, gent., of Bracondale, Norfolk. Bom in
Norwich. Schools, Norwich, under Mr Lovering, two years; Wymondham,
under Mr Ransome, two years ; and Tharston, under Mr Firmary, one year.
Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table, April 8, 1658. Surety, Mr Lyng.

Scholar, Mids' 1657 to L. Day 1661. Admitted at Gray's Inn, Oct. 27,
1660. Of Braoondale, Esq. Inherited Stratton Hall from his father. Married
Elizabeth, daughter of Samuel Fawether, Esq., of Halesworth. Pedigree in
Vis. ofNwf. 1664. See Edmund, of 1605. (Blomef. v. 190.)

Reeve, Augustin : brother of Henry Reeve. Bom at Thorpe, near Norwich. At
a private school in Norwich under Mr Lock, five years; afterwards at the
public school, under Mr Lovering, two years. Age 16. Admitted to the
scholars' table, April 8, 1658. Surety, Mr Lyng.

Scholar, Mich* 1658 to Mich* 1660. Admitted at Gray's Inn, May 18,

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402 QONVILLE AND CAIUS OOLLEQE.

1659: barrister, 1667: ancient^ 1680. Brother of Edmund of 1646; and
Charles, 1663.

Astwood, WUliam : son of William Astwood, gent., of Swavesey, Cambs. Bom
there. At a private school, Cambridge, under Mr Wibrow, four years. Age
15. Admitted sizar, April 13, 1658. Surety, William Naylor.
Scholar, Mich- 1668 to Mich« 1659.

Long, Robert: son of Robert Long, Esq., of Reymerston, Norfolk. Bom at
Hingham. Schools, Norwich, under Mr Levering, two years; and Lynn,
under Mr Bell, five years. Age 15. Admitted fellow-oommoner, May 4,
1658. Surety, William Adamson.

Admitted at the Middle Temple, May 27, 1661. Married (1) Abigail,
daughter of William Taylor, of Gajrton, Norf., (2) Susanna, daughter of
Clement Heigham, Esq., of Barrow, SuC, (3) Fi^oes, daughter of Sir
Edward Atkyns, knt., and had issue by all. Of Reymerston and Foulden,
Esq. Buried at Foulden, Dec 22, 1714. Will proved (P. C. C.) Aug. 3, 1715.
(Davy ; and F. G.) Gave to our library Dr Dee's Actiom unth Spirits, 1659.
Brother of Charles, 1663 ; and Francis, 1675.

Long, Thomas: brother of Robert Long. School, Norwich, under Mr Lovering,
two years ; and Lynn, under Mr Bell, five years. Age 14. Admitted pen-
sioner to the bachelors' table, May 4, 1658. Surety, Mr Adamson.

Admitted at the Middle Temple, May 27, 1661. Died without issue.
Will dated Ap. 11 ; proved (P. C. C.) May 3, 1709. (R G.)

Howman, Roger : son of Roger Howman, clerk, (rector) of Salle, Norfolk. Bom
there (bapt. Ap. 17, 1640). Schools, Saxthorp, three years; and Norwich,
under Mr Lovering, two years. Age 17. Achnitted sizar. May 17, 1658.
Surety, Mr Lyng.

B.A. 1661-2: M.A. 1665: M.D. 1674. Scholar, Mich* 1658 to Mich-

1665. Practised in Norwich : he was first licensed by the bishop, June 2,

1666. Married Mary, daughter of Edward Bulwer, of Briston, by whom he
had 12 children. Died June 4, 1705 : buried at Salle. M. I. there. In 1684
he had a grant of arms. Author : Remarkable case of Hydrophobia from the
bite of a fox ; 1684. {PhU, Tram, Vol. xv. p. 916 ; v. E. Angl. ii. 82.)

Docra, Periam : son of Thomas Docra, gent., of Putteridge Park (in LiUey parish),
Herts. Bom there. Schools, Hitchin, under Mr Kempe, four years ; Hexton,
Beds, (sic) under Mr Davyes ; and St Paul's, London, under Mr Langly, two
years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, June 7, 1658. Surety,
Mr Marsh.

Scholar, Mich* 1658 to L. Day 1660. Probably died young, his sister
Martha being left sole heiress (v. Clutterbuck, iii. 83; and Herts. Vis, 1634;
for pedigree).

Bowes (matriculated * Bowles '), Richard : son of Thomas Bowes, knt., of Great
Bromley, Essex. Bom there. School, Dedham, under Mr Gator, four years ;
and under Mr Wase, one year. Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors'
table, Jan. 7, 1658-9. Surety, Mr Nailor.

B.A. 1661-2. Ordained deacon (Line.) May 28 : priest, Dec. 22, 1661.
Rector of Bromley, Ess., 1661 : there is a letter from the king to the abp.
requesting a dispensation to institute him under the legal age (CaL of State
Papers, Dec. 21, 1661). Rector of Stow Langtoft, 1668. Wednesday lecturer
at St James, Bury St Edmunds, 1685. Died Oct. 14, 1715. M.L at
St Mary's, Bury.

Barry, Baraaby : B.A., of Emmanuel College. Born at Cottesmore, Rutlandshire.
School, Stamford. Admitted as M.A., June 30, 1658. Surety, Mr Fish.
B.A. (Emm.) 1653-4 : M.A. 1658.

1658. 403

Shute, Richard : 6.A., of St John's College, Oxford (Born at Wolverton, Som.)
Admitted as M.A., June 28, 1658. Surety, Mr John Faireclough.

B.A. (Oxf.) 1653-4: M.A. (Camb.) 1658: D.D. 1661. Ordained deacon
(Norw.) June 11; priest, June 12, 1668; as curate of Huntingfield, Suff.
Rector of St Peter and St Mary, Stowmarket, 1674-86; where he probably
kept school or took pupils (v. John Medow, 1694). Married a sister of
Sam. Fairclough (p. 379). " A man of piety and ability " (v. Hbllingsworth,
Stoumarket). Died Feb. 1686, aged 54. Left £100 for the poor of
Stowmarket.

Amyas, Theophilus : son of Paul Amyas, gent, of Leicester. Bom at Crookhaven,
Ireland. Schools, Blackburn, Lancashire, under Mr Sagar, one year ; Cowhill
(Rishton), at a private school, under Mr Hindley, and elsewhere two years.
Age 17. Admitted sizar, June 24, 1658. Surety, Mr Jenkes. (Re-admitted,
to the scholars' table, Ap. 1, 1659.)

Scholar, Mich' 1658 to Mich' 1661. One of these names was presented to
Aldingham, Lanes., Feb. 12, 1667-8.

Harris, John : son of Thomas Harris, attorney at law, of Kirby, Norfolk. School,
Norwich, under Mr Lovering, six years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars'
table, June 30, 1658. Surety, Mr Lyng.

B.A. 1661-2 (allowed his degree in absence, ^'variolis laborans"): M.A.
1665. Scholar, Mich* 1658 to Mich' 1664. Probably the man of these names
who subscribed for priests' orders at Norwich, Siep. 23, 1665, "bom at
Bumham Ulph, age 24 " ; as curate of Poringland. Rector of Elsing, 1667-82.
Will proved (Norw. C. C.) 1682.

Hoogan, Thomas : son of Henry Hoogan, Esq., of Great Dunham, Norfolk. Bom
there. Schools, Norwich, under Mr Lovering; and Lynn, under Mr Bell,
three years. Age 16. Admitted fellow-commoner, July 5, 1658. Surety,
Mr Adamson.

Admitted at Grajr's Inn, June 26, 1662. Of Great Dunham, Esq. Married
Elizabeth, daughter of Edward Brograve, of Standon, Herts., May 25, 1664.
Buried at Dunham, Nov. 9, 1686. Will proved (Norw. archd. C). Pedigree
in Vis. of 1664. Gave to our library Pulton's Statutes^ 1636, Heylin's Cosmo-
graphies 1657, &Q.

Dethick, John : son of Edmund Dethick, gent., of West Newton, Norfolk. Bom
there. Schools, Sandringham, under Mr Wibrow, three years; and Lynn,
under Mr Bell, three years. Age 15. Admitted to the scholars' table, July 6,
1658. Surety, Mr Adamson. (Re-admitted, to the bachelors' table, May 2,
1659.)

Second son. Devisee of property at Walpola Brother of Edmund,
1641.

Peirce, Stephen : son of George Peirce, clerk, of Caddington 1 (' Kedington '), Beds,
(former fellow of King's, and vicar at Tiverton). Bom at Tiverton, Devon. At
a private school at ' Kedington,' under his father, six years. Age 15. Admitted
fellow-commoner, July 5, 1658. Surety, Mr Thrustona

B.A. 1661-2 : M.A. 1665. Scholar, L. Day 1658 to Mich' 1663. Ordained
priest (Exeter) March 26, 1663. Rector of Clatworthy, Som., 1677-1707.
Rector of Chipstable, 1695. Died 1707.

Tailor, Thomas: son of Richard Tailor, gent, of Croydon, Surrey. Bom in
London. Schools, Westminster, under Mr Busby, two years; and Camber-
well, at the free school, under Mr Newman, three years. Age 18. Admitted
pensioner to the bachelors' table, June 30, 1658. Surety, Mr Nailor.

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404 GONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Marshall, John : son of Thomas Marshall, Esq. Bom at Swaffham, Cambs. At
school there, under Mr Jephoot, two years; and under Mr Burrell, three
years. Age 16. Admitted fellow-commoner, under Mr Burrell, July 18,
1658.

B.A. 1661-2. One of these names was vicar of Sutton, Cambs., 1667-76.
Buried there Oct. 9, 1676.

Burrell, Christopher and Richard: sons of Christopher Burrell, clerk, of Great
Wratting, Suffolk. Bom there. At school, under their father. Ages 16
and 17. Admitted to the scholars* table, July 18, 1658. Surety, their
brother, Mr Burrell (v. Burwell, 1651).

Christopher. B.A. 1662-3: M.A. 1668. Scholar, Mich- 1659 to Mich-
1663. Ordained priest (Norw.) March 6, 1663-4, as curate of Wratting.
Rector of All SS. Sudbury, Suff. Rector of Tivetshall, St Mary and St
Marg., 1672-1701. M. I. in St Margaret's. Will proved (Norw. C. C.) Jan.
16, 1701-2 : everything left to wife Mary. Brother of Nathaniel, 1651.

Richard. B.A. 1662-3. Scholar, Mich- 1659 to Mich- 1661. Ordained
deacon (Norw.) June 1670, as curate of Itteringham : priest (do.) Sep. 20,
1671. Rector of Hepworth, Suff., 1672-1721. Rector of Itteringham and
Wolterton, Norf., which he held, by dispensation, with Hepworth, 1674-1721.
Chaplain to the Earl of Peterborough. Died June 4, 1721.

The father is referred to as " a most precious ancient servant of Gkxi, and
as one of the first to withstand Bp Wren " : (letter in Cal, of State Pap,,
1654).

Tweed, Daniel: son of John Tweed, weaver, of Stoke, Suffolk. Bom there.
School, Stoke, under Mr Milles. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table,
July 18, 1658. Surety, Mr Burrell.
Scholar, Mich- 1659 to Mich- 1661.

♦Cave, Vincent : son of Henry Cave, gent., of Simonstone (* Simpston '), Lancashire.
Bom there. Schools, Hoddesdon, Herts., under Mr Walters, three years;
and at a private school in London, two years. Age 18. Admitted to the
scholars' table, August 20, 1658. Surety, Mr Nailor.

LL.B. 1664. Incorporated at Oxfoixi, July 12, 1664. Scholar, Mich"
1658 to Mich- 1663. Junior fellow, L. Day 1665 to Mich- 1665. Gave to
our library Spelman's Glossarium, 1664, the AUaa Codeatis of Cellarius, 1661,
and other books.

MiCH» 1658— Mich* 1659.

♦Woortes, William : son of William Woortes (formerly of the college, 1629), clerk,
of Framsden, Suffolk. Bom there. At school, under Mr Cooke, ^ve years,
and under Mr Steevens, three years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars'
table, Feb. 3, 1658-9. Surety, Mr Felton.

B.A. 1662-3: M.A. 1666. Scholar, Mich- 1659 to Mids' 1666. Junior
fellow, Christ- 1668 to Mids' 1676. Esquire bedell, 1670. Letters mandatory
were sent to the Heads (March 1, 1669-70) requiring them to nominate him :
he had complained to the king that though he had a majority of the senate in
his favour the Vice-Ohancellor had refused to admit him (Cooper, Ann. ill. 540).
Married Mary Day, of St Mary's parish, Cambridge. Gave to our library
the Thesav/rus Criticmoi Gruter, in seven volumes, 1602. Father of the great
Cambridge benefactor.

Home, John : son of John Home, clerk, of Lynn. Bom at Sutton St James,
Lincolnshire. School, Lynn, six years. Age 14. Admitted to the scholars'
table, Feb. 17, 1658-9. Surety, Mr Adamson.

B.A. 1662-3: M.A. 1666. Incorporated at Oxford, July 14, 1684.

1658—1659. 405

Scholar, Mich- 1659 to Mich- 1663. Usher of Lynn Grammar School:
licensed Feb. 5, 1667-8. Head master, 1678, for 50 years: he was not in
orders. Died 1732. Buried at St Nicholas, Lynn. M. I. to him and to his
wife Anna; by whom he had 13 children, who all died before him. He left
his books to the town library, and the bulk of his property to found a trust
for apprenticing poor children, (v. Richard's Lynn, p. 1 142.) The father was
ejected from All Hallows, Lynn, in 1662.

Langdell, John : son of Thomas Langdell, clerk, of Great Bowden, Leicestershire.
Bom at Colchester (* Camelodunum '), Essex. Schools, Colchester, three
years, under Mr Gouge; Finchingtield (private), under Mr Heywood, two
years ; and Market Harborough, Leicestershire, under Mr Berry, a year and a
half. Age 16. Admitted sizar, March 3, 1658-9. Tutor, Mr Adamson.

B.A. 1662-3 : M.A. 1668. Scholar, Mich* 1659 to Mich« 1662. Ordained
deacon (Line.) Ap. 1, 1669 : as curate of Caythorpe, Lines. : curate of Lilley,
Herts., 1672-6.

Rowlatt, Elijah : son of John Rowlatt, gent., of Newton, near Geddington,
Northants. Bom at Great Oakley. At school first at Oundle; then under
Mr Griffin, two years; and at Market Harborough, under Mr Berry, four
years. Age 14. Admitted to the scholars' table, March 16, 1658-9. Tutor,
Mr Adamson.

B.A. 1662-3: M.A. 1667. Scholar, Mich- 1659 to Mich- 1666. Re-
commended, by the king, for a fellowship at Peterhouse, in 1664. (Cal, of
State Papers.)

Williamson, William : son of Anthony Williamson, gent., of Tilney, in Marshland,
Norfolk. Born there. School, Lynn, under Mr Bell, seven years. Age 17.
Admitted sizar. Mar. 24. Surety, Mr Adamson.
Scholar, Mich- 1659 to Mich- 1662.

Neve (Le Neve), Francis: son of Henry Neve, gent., of Witchingham, Norfolk.
Bom there (bapt. Jan. 14, 1641-2). Schools, Norwich (private), under
Mr Locke, two years; and Wymondham, under Mr Ransome, three years.
Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, April 4, 1659. Surety,
Mr William Lyng.

Admitted at Gray's Lnn, Jan. 27, 1659-60. Married Anne, daughter of
Henry Blackborne, of Wymondham, gent. Died at Ringland : buried there,
Dec. 7, 1708. Lnherited property by the will of his uncle Francis of Witching-
ham, (v. Carthew iil 407.)

Church, John : son of Hamlin Church, gent., of Hemingstoue, Sufiblk. Bom
there. School (private^, Stowmarket, under Mr Colson, four years. Age 16.
Admitted to the scholars' table, April 6, 1659. Surety, Mr John Felton.
(Re-admitted, to the bachelors' table, Sep. 1, 1659.)

Married Margaret, daughter of Henry Chittock, of Thrandeston. (Davy.)

Saye, Robert: son of William Saye, gent., of Lslington, in Marshland, Norfolk.
Bom at Outwell. Schools, Outwell (private), under Mr Goodwin, four years ;
and Lynn, under Mr Bell, four years. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars'
table. Tutor, Mr William Adamson, fellow.
Scholar, Mich- 1659 to Mich- 1662.

Browne, Thomas: son of Francis Browne, gent., of Bury St Edmunds, Sufiblk.

Bom there. At school there, under Mr Stephens, four years. Age 17.

Admitted to the scholars' table, April 29, 1659. Surety, William Nailor,

fellow.
Rishton, John: son of Nicholas Rishton, gent., of Oswaldtwistle, Lancashire.

Bom there. Schools, Bkckbura, under Mr Sager, three years ; and Accrington

406 OONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

(private), under Mr Kennion, two years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars'
table, May 2, 1659. Tutor, Mr Henry Jenkes, fellow.

B.A. 1676-7 (in our register): M.A. {per lit. reg.) 1677. Scholar, Mich"
1659 to L. Day 1662. Vicar of Leyland, Lanes., 1677. Pedigree of the
family in Vis, ofLancs,^ 1664.

Pigott, Francis: son of Ralph Pigott, gent., of Stradset, Norfolk. Bom there
(bapt. Sep. 15, 1643). School, Bury St Edmunds, under Mr Stephens, four
years. Age 16. Admitted, May 11, 1659, pensioner to the bachelors' table,
under Mr John Felton, fellow.

Admitted at Lincoln's Inn, Nov. 13, 1661 : "son and heir of Ralph, of
London."

Garneyes, Thomas : son of John Gameyes, gent., of Somerleyton, Suffolk. Bom at
Felmingham, Norfolk. School, Yoxford, Suffolk, under Mr Eachard, five years.
Age 17. Admitted fellow-commoner, May 14, 1659. Tutor, Mr John Boult,
fellow.

Succeeded his father in the Somerleyton estate, which he sold. Of Boy-
land Hall, Norf. ( Vis, 1664). Married, but died without issue. His mother was
of Felmingham. (J. J. M.) Gave to the library the works of Archimedes, 1615.

Meade, John : son of John Meade, Esq., of Wethersfield, Essex. Bom there.
School (private). Great Wratting, under Mr Burwell, five years. Age 16.
Admitted feUow-conmioner, May 16, 1659. Tutor, Mr Nathaniel Burwell,
fellow.

He and J. Marshall (above) gave to the library the Concilia generdlia,
(5 vols.; Fenictf, 1585.)

Rant, William: son of William Rant, M.D. (formerly of the college; 1619), of
London, fellow of the College of Physicians. Bom in London. Educated at
home in London, for three years, under Mr Fountaine, a Frenchman : after-
wards at Thorpe Market, at his uncle's, under Mr Ellis, five years. Age 17.
Admitted fellow-commoner. May 22, 1659. Tutor, the aforesaid Mr Ellis,
fellow.

Knighted at Whitehall, May 16, 1672. Married Elizabeth, daughter of
James (1) De Grey of Merton. Died Sep. 6, 1711 : buried at Thorpe Market
Monument thera Gave books to the Ubrary, Spanish and Italian Diction-
aries, &c.

Marsh, Edward: son of Richard Marsh, clerk, of Bromley, Kent. Bom at
Horsemonden. School, Tunbridge, under Dr Grey, one year, and under his
father, two years. Age 16. Admitted sizar. May 23, 1659. Surety, Mr John
Felton, fellow.

B.A. 1662-3 : M.A. 1667. Scholar, Mich* 1659 to Mich* 1663. Ordained
deacon, by Bp of Line, at St Marg., Westminster, Feb. 16, 1667-8: priest,
May 17, 1668 : to a curacy in Kent.

Allistone, Matthew : son of Matthew Allistone, grocer, of Earl's Colne, Essex.
Bom there. At school there, under Mr Seaman, four years. Age 15. Ad-
mitted sizar. May 25, 1659. Tutor, Mr James Wheeler, fellow.
B.A. 1662-3. Pedigree given in Herald and Genealogist^ Vol. v.

Butler, Samuel : son of Thomas Butler, gent., of Stonegrave, Yorkshire. Bom
there. School, York, under Mr Wallis, seven years. Age 17. Admitted to
the scholars' table. May 26, 1659. Surety, Mr Henry Jenkes, fellow.

Scholar, Mich" 1659 to L. Day 1662. One of these names was usher of
Ipswich grammar school in 1668. 'Samuel Butler of Holt' is mentioned in
the will of H. Mazey (v. p. 388) as his loving friend, and is desired to assist
his executrix.

1659—1660. 407

Carter, Thomas : son of Henry Carter, shoemaker ; of Lilley, Herts. Bom there.
Schools (private), lilley, under Mr Collyn, three years; and ShiUmgton,
Beds., under Mr Davy, two years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table,
May 26, 1659. Tutor, Mr Francis Marsh, fellow.
B.A. 1662-3 : Scholar, Mich« 1659 to Mich- 1663.

Hammond, Thomas : son of John Hammond, Esq., of Ellingham, Norfolk. Bom
there. School (private). Cotton, Suffolk, under Mr Smith, five years. Age

18. Admitted fellow-commoner, June 4, 1659. Tutor, Mr Edward Grelsthorpe,
fellow.

€rave to the library the works of Lud. Vives, 1555.

Bristow, William : son of William Bristow, gent., of Lumley, Durham. Bom in
London. School, Houghton, Durham, under Mr Caunt, six years. Age 16.
Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, June 10, 1659. Tutor, Mr William
Nailor, fellow.

Tindall, John: son of John Tindall, gent., of Dickleburgh, Norfolk. Bom at
Starston. School (private), Buckenham, under Mr Rouse, five years. Age
15. Admitted to the scholars' table, July 5, 1659. Surety, Mr John Boult,
fellow.

Scholar, Mich' 1659 to Mich' 1662. His mother was widow of Bartholomew
Cotton (v. p. 244) : she married John Tindall at Starston, 1635.

Allen, Thomas : son of Francis Allen, gent., of Braughing, Herts. School, Cam-
bridge, under Mr Craford, three years, and under Mr Griffith, one year. Age

19. Admitted to the scholars' table, July 9, 1659. Surety, Mr Felton.

Mich* 1659— Mich* 1660.

Spenceiy, Roger : son of Thomas Spencely, gent., of Lynn. Bom at Thorpland,
Norfolk. School, Lynn, seven years, under Mr Bell. Age 16. Admitted
pensioner to the bachelors' table, Oct 25, 1659. Tutor, Mr G. Adamson,
fellow.

Died before his father ; i.e. before 1673 : M. I. at All SS., Lynn. Brother
of Thomas, 1649.

Sykes, John. Of Yardley (Ardeley), Herts., bora May 8, 1622. B.A. (Jes.)
1642-3. M.A. (Cai) 1660. Succeeded his father as vicar of Yardley, Herts. ;
1645. Li 1651, he gave "certificates of his piety and good alSection to the
present Conmionwealth." He must have conformed in 1660, as he died vicar
in 1682 (Urwick's Herts., 768). Brother of Henry, of 1646.

Mott, Mark : son of Mark Mott, priest. Bom at Chelmsford, Essex. At school
there, under Mr Peake, seven years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars'
table, Nov. 23, 1659. Surety, Mr Adamson. (Re-admitted, to the bachelors'
table, Oct. 26, 1660.)

Admitted at Gray's Inn, June 14, 1662 : son and heir of Mark, of Great
Wratting, Suff., gent. Of Mounteneys in Roxwell, fissex, in 1667, when his
fother Mark Mott, D.D. made his wiU. Died without issua Will proved
(P. C. C.) Ap. 29, 1673. (J. J. M.) Brother of Nathaniel, 1662.

Whitman, John : son of John Whitman. Bom at Cardington, Beds. Schools,
Shefford, under Mr Breddon; and Bedford, under Mr Butler, about half a
year. Age 16. Admitted sizar, Jan. 5, 1659-60. Tutor, Mr Adamson.

B.A. (Trin.) 1664-5 : M.A. 1668. Incorporated at Oxford, July 13, 1669.
Scholar, Mich- 1659 to Mich- 1661. Migrated to Trinity in 1661. Junior
fellow there, 1667 : senior, 1668. His father was Bunyan's predecessor as
nonconformist minister at Bedford (J. Brown's Bunt/an).

408 GONVILLE AND CAIUS CX>LLEGE.

Frisby, John: son of William Frisby, druggist, of Cambridge (bapt. at Gt St
Mary's, Aug. 26, 1644). At the Perse School, under Mr Qriffith, six years.
Age 15. Admitted to the scholars' table, Jan. 16, 1659-60. Surety, Mr
Adamson.

Greene, Joshua : son of Joshua Greene, Esq., of East Bradenham, Norfolk. Bom
at Shipdham. School, Seaming, under Mr Burton, five years. Age 16.
Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, March 6, 1659-60. Surety,
Mr John Bolt, fellow.

Scholar, L. Day 1662 to L. Day 1666. Admitted at Gray's Inn, Nov. 28,
1661 : "son of Joshua of Lynn." Died 1680. A Joshua Green, gent, of
Lynn, married Elizabeth Hoogan, at Gt Dunham, July 8, 1667. (Garthew's
Bradenham, p. 117.)

Mitford, Edward : son of Robert Mitford, Esq., of Northumberland. Bom in that
county. Educated at home, under Mr Wickleffe, and under Mr Spinck, four
years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, April 7, 1660. Surety,
Mr Thurston.

M.B. 1 665. Scholar, Mich- 1 660 to Mich* 1 664. Brother of Cuthbert, 1 656.

Gardiner, John : son of Edward Gardiner, tailor. Born at Glemsford, Suffolk.
School, Bury St Edmunds, under Mr Stephens, four years. Age 1 6. Admitted
sizar, April 10, 1660. Surety, Mr BurreU.

Scholar, Mich" 1660 to Mich" 1663. Perhaps admitted at Lincoln's Inn,
Feb. 17, 1675-6, as son and heir of Edmund of Glemsford.

Barrington, Henry : (only) son of Henry Barrington. Bom in Colchester. At
school there, under Mr Seaman, four years. Age 18. Admitted to the
scholars' table, April 17, 1660. Surety, the President, Mr Wheeler.

B.A. (Sid.) 1663-4: M.A. 1667. Migrated to Sidney, May 20, 1663,
where he became a fellow. Licensed by the bishop as master at Yarmouth
grammar school, June 27, 1668 ; where he remained till 1675.

Call, Andrew : son of Andrew Call, gent., deceased. Bom at Edingthorpe, Norfolk
(bapt. Jan. 24, 1642-3). Schools, North Walsham, under Mr Lucy, three
years; and the Perse School, Cambridge, under Mr Griffiths. Age 16. Ad-
mitted sizar, April 24, 1660. Surety, Mr Marsh.

B.A. 1663-4: M.A. 1667. Scholar, L. Day 1660 to L. Day 1666.
Ordained deacon (Exeter) Sep. 24, 1665 : priest (Oxf.) June 2, 1667. Rector
of Crostwight, Norf., 1669-72; and of Mautby, 1671-97. Died March 20,
1697: "8Bt SU8B 56<»"; M.L at Mautby. Pedigree in Vis. of Norf. His
mother seems to have been a sister of Edward GeLsthorpe, of 1642-3.

Dod, Nathaniel : son of Nathaniel Dod, priest (formerly of the college, 1618).
Bom at Bennington, Herts. School, Bishop Stortford, under Mr Leigh, two
years. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table, May 6, 1660. Surety, Mr
Bolt.

Scholar, Mich" 1660 to L. Day 1661.

Whatton, Francis : son of Robert Whatton, dmggist. Bom at Stamford, Lincoln-
shire. At school there, under Mr Humphrey, two years, and under Mr
Herman, five years. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table, May 8, 1660.
Tutor, Mr John Bate.

M.A. 1670. Scholar, Mich" 1660 to L. Day 1664. Ordained priest
(Lond.) Dec. 23, 1677. One of these names was curate of Stretham, Cambs,
in 1670.

Doughty, John: son of William Doughty (formerly of the college, 1637), of
Aylsham, Norfolk. Bom there. &5hool, Aylsham (private), under Mr Allen,

1659—1660. 409

three years; and Norwich, under Mr Lovering, half a year. Age 16. Ad-
mitted to the scholars* table, May 10, 1660. Tutor, Mr William Lyng.

B.A. 1663-4 : M.A. 1667. Scholar, Mich« 1660 to L. Day 1667. Ordained
deacon (Norw.) Dec. 23, 1665; as curate of Aylsham : priest (do.) June 2,
1667; as rector of Oxnead. Rector of Earsham, 1671. Rector of Lyng,
1672. Chaplain to Earl of Northants. Pedigree in Vis. of Nwf,, 1664.
Administration granted (Norw. C. C.) 1702 : 'of Earsham.' Buried there.

Whitby, William: son of Robert Whitby, woollendraper, of Downham Market.
Born there (bapt Ap. 23, 1643). Schools, Downham, under Mr Vincent, two
years; and Lynn, under Mr Bell, four years. Age 16. Admitted sizar,
under Mr Adamson, May 16, 1660.

B.A. 1663-4: M.A. 1667. Scholar, Mich* 1660 to L. Day 1667.
Ordained priest (Norw.) Dec. 19, 1669; as curate of BexwelL Rector of
Bexwell, 1671-1705, and of Beechamwell, Norf., 1696-1705. Married
Mai^ret Barber, of Denver, in 1678.

Parlet, Gregory: son of William Parlet (? formerly of the college, 1604), Esq., of
Downham Market, Norfolk. Bom there. Schools, Downham (private), under
Mr Gilbert, two years ; and Lynn, under Mr Bell. Age 16. Admitted to the
scholars' table. May 15, 1660. Surety, Mr Adamson. (Re^admitted, to the
bachelors' table, Oct. 26.)

Second son. Pedigree in Fw. of Norf.^ 1664. Brother of William,
1643.

Alpe, Edward : son of Edward Alpe, gent., of Framlingham, Suffolk. Bom there
(bapt. May 2, 1643). Schools, Norwich, under Mr Lovering; and Brooke,
under Mr Gierke, two years. Age 17. Admitted, June 14, 1660, pensioner
to the bachelors' tabla Surety, Mr Robiuson, fellow.

Admitted at Grajr's Inn, Aug. 1, 1662. Of Framlingham, gent. Married
Alice, daughter of Frederic Scott, Esq., of Oampsey Ash. Died July 11, 1715.
M I. in Framlingham church ; to him, his wife, and several sons. (J. J. M.)

Jordan, Francis: son of Edmund Jordan, 'jurisconsultus.' Bom at Parham,
Suffolk. School, Brooke, near Norwich, under Mr Gierke, three years. Age
17. Admitted, June 15, 1660, pensioner to the bachelors' table. Surety, Mr
Robinson.

B.A. 1663-4. Second son. Of Parham, Suff., gent. Buried at Parham,
May 20, 1712. (Davy.)

Ashton, John : son of Ralph Ashton, Esq. Bom at Middleton, Lancashire. At
school there, five years, under Mr Evans; and at Almondbury, Yorkshire,
under Mr Ferrant, about a year. Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the
bachelors' table, June 17, 1660. Surety, Mr William Nay lor. (Re^-admitted,
as fellow-commoner, July 23.)

Of Bume, Yorks., Esq. Married Elizabeth, daughter of John Fleetwood,
of Penwortham, Lanes. Pedigree in Via. of Lcmcs., 1664. Gave to our
library the works of Polybius. (Ferris, 1609.)

Hustler, William : son of Thomas Hustler, husbandman. Bom at Silsden, Kild-
wick, Yorkshire. At a private school there, under Mr Wade, four years ; and
at Kilsden, Bingley, under Mr Lane, one year. Age 18. Admitted sizar,
under Mr William Adamson, June 23, 1660.

B.A. 1664-5. Scholar, Mich' 1660 to Mich' 1663. Ordained priest
(York) Dec. 21, 1662, as curate of Ooniston. Vicar of Ilkley, 1665-1703;
where he kept school, or took pupils (v. T. Wayte, 1672).

Simonds, John : son of John Simonds, Esq., of Suffield, Norfolk (formerly of the
collie; 1603). Bom at Swanningtou. Schools, Bungay, under Mr GUI,

410 OONVILLE AND OAIUS COLLEGE.

two years; and Seaming, under Mr Burton and Mr Fermary, four years.
Age 16. Admitted fellow-commoner, July 3, 1660. Surety, Mr Lyng.

Married Alice, daughter of Walter Bridges, vicar of Enfield, Middz. His
mother was a Bladwell of Swanmngton. (v. Vis. of Norf.)

Myatt, Robert : son of Robert Myatt, citizen of Norwich, deceased. Bom (in St
Greg, parish) and educated in Norwich ; first under Mr Lock (private school),
three years ; afterwards, under Mr Lovering, three years. Age 17. Admitted
sizar, Sep. 12, 1660. Tutor, Mr John Robinson.

B.A. 1664-5: MA. 1668. Scholar, Mich- 1660 to Mich- 1665. Ordained
deacon (Norw.) Sep. 23, 1665 ; as curate at Gt Cressingham : priest (do.)
March 25, 1667; as curate at Holme Hala Rector of Ovington, Norf.,
1667-82. Will proved (Norw. archd. C.) 1682.

Brigs, William: son of Thomas Brigs, priest. Bom at Stroxton, Lincolnshire.
Educated at Somerby school, near Grantham, under Mr Stokes, three years ;
and privately, under his father, one year. Age 18. Admitted sizar, Sep. 18,
1660. Surety, Mr Blanks.

B.A. 1664-5. Scholar,Mich- 1660 to L. Day 1665. Ordained priest (Norw.)
Sep. 24, 1665. Vicar of Rougham, Norf., 1671-1709. Vicar of Castle Acre
1669.

Mich* 1660— Mich* 1661.

Needham, Andrew : son of William Needham, of Kinoulton, Notts. Bom there.
Schools, Melton Mowbray, under Mr Haselocke, three years; Nottingham
(private), under Mr Garland, and (public), under Mr Pitts, a year and a hall
Age 18. Admitted sizar, Oct. 3, 1660. Tutor, William Adamson.

B.A. 1664-5. Scholar, Mich- 1660 to Mich- 1664. Oixlained deacon
(Norw.) Sep. 22, 1664; as curate at Runton : priest (do.) Sep. 1665; as
curate of Jnglethorpe. Rector of Colveston, vicar of Didlmgton, and rector of
Ickburgh, Norf., 1671 ; resigned these in 1676. Rector of Beverston, Gloucs.,
and P. C. of Eingscote, 1684-1711. His daughter Margaret married Cholmely
D'Oyley, in consequence of whose bigamy there was a lawsuit (v. Bayley's
jyOyUy^ p. 34). Died Aug. 6, 1711. M.I. to him and several members' of
his family at Beverston.

Lovell, John : of Harling, Norfolk : son of John Lovell, gent. Schools, Bury St
Edmunds, under Mr Stephens, four years; Cambridge (private), under Mr
Wibrow, half a year; and Saxham, Suffolk (private), under Mr Tillet, two
years. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors* table. Tutor, Mr
Boult. (Re-admitted, as fellow-commoner, 1662.)

Of Harling, Esq. Lord of the manor in 1707 : which he sold. (Blomef. i.
323.) Gave to the library Alsted's Encyclopaodia^ 1649, the works of
J. Cameron, 1642, dec. Half-brother of Charles, 1647.

Drury, Richard : son of Richard Drury, gent., of Great Dunham, Norfolk. Bom
there. School, Lynn, under Mr Bell, six years. Age 16. Admitted to the
scholars' table, Jan. 12, 1660-1. Tutor, Mr Lyng, fellow.

Scholar, Mich- 1661 to Mich' 1666. Admitted at Lincoln's Inn, June 27,
1664. Of Gt Dunham, gent. Died there: buried Feb. 8, 1666-7. His
brother Francis (of 1664) succeeded on his father's death, in 1670, to the
estates in Gt and Lit. Dunham, <S^. (Carthew, ii. 806.)

Richards, Thomas : son of Ralph Richards, clerk, of Helmdon, Northants. Bom
there. Schools, Brackley, under Mr Gibbs, two years; and Market Har-
borough, Leicestershire, under Mr Berry, four years. Age 17. Admitted
sizar, Jan. 16, 1660-1. Surety, Mr Nailor.

B.A. (Trin.) 1664-5. Migrated to Trinity : sizar, Oct. 11, 1660 : scholar,
Ap. 29, 1664. Rector of Snave, Northants. 1668 : of Hebndon, do. 1668-75.

1660—1661. 411

Potts, Roger: son of John Potts, Esq., of Mannington, Norfolk. Bom there.
School (private), Enfield, Middlx., under Dr Littleton. Age 17. Admitted
feUow-commoner, Jan. 18, 1660-1. Tutor, Mr Lyng.

Admitted at the Middle Temple, Nov. 16, 1669. Succeeded his fother
as baronet. Of Great Ellingham and Mannington. Married Mary, sole
heiress of Henry Davy of Ellingham. Died Oct. 14, 1711. (Blomef. vi. 464.)

Peachy, Samuel: son of Roger Peachy (1 formerly of .the college, 1628), clerk, of
Isleham, Cambs. Bom at Icklingham, Suffolk. Schools, Mildenhall, under
Mr Sparrow, two years ; and Bury St Edmunds, under Mr Stephens, three
years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, Feb. 5, 1660-1. Tutor, Mr
Boult^ fellow.

B.A. (Jes.) 1664-5: M.A. 1668.

*Jenny, Francis : (fifth) son of William Jenny, merchant, of London. Bom there.
Schools, Bury St Edmunds, under Mr Stephens, two years; and Merchant
Taylors', London, under Mr Dugard, two years. Age 17. Admitted to the
scholars' table, Feb. 11, 1660-1. Tutor, Mr Felton.

B.A. 1664-5 : M.A. 1668. Scholar, Mich- 1661 to Mich- 1668. Junior
fellow, Mich* 1668 to L. Day 1671. Logic lecturer, 1668. Ordained
deacon and priest (Line.) Dec. 19, 1669. Rector of Denver, 1669—1715.
Married Margaret, daughter of Thomas Barber, of Denver. Died Ap. 10,
1715. Buried at Denver. M I. there. Will proved (P. C. C.) May 21,
1715. His mother was a niece of Dr Bachcroft. He was rector of Denver
at the time the college acquired the advowson. He contributed £150 towards
the purchase, and also gave 150 acres to go with the rectory, (v. Dash wood's
Vis. ofNwf. 1. 138.) Brother of William, 1654.

Edgar, Thomas: son of Stephen Edgar, gent., of Wallington, Norfolk. Bom
there. School, Lynn, under Mr Bell, seven years. Age 16. Admitted
pensioner to the bachelors' table, April 13, 1661. Tutor, Mr Adamson.

Lord of the manor of Wereham Hall, which he sold in 1682. His parents
were buried at South Runcton.

Bell, Edmund : son of Edward Bell (? formerly of the college, 1627) ; school-master
of Lynn. Bom at Great Massingham. School, Lynn, under his father, seven
years. Age 15. Admitted to die scholars' table, April 13, 1661. Tutor,
William Adamson.

Scholar, Mich' 1661 to Mich* 1665.

Bell, Henry : son of Henry Bell, alderman, of Lynn. Born there. School, Lynn,
under his uncle, seven years. Age 13. Admitted to the scholars' table,
April 13, 1661. Tutor, Mr Adamson.

B.A. 1664-5. Scholar, Mich" 1661 to L. Day 1665. Cousin of the
above.

Adamson, John: son of James Adamson, rector of Teigh, Rutlandshire. Bom
there. Schools, Sleaford, Lincolnshire, under Mr Gibson, two years; and
Lynn, under his uncle, Mr Bell, three years. Age 16. Admitted to the
scholars' table, under his brother William Adamson, April 13, 1661.

B.A. 1664-5 : M.A. 1668. Scholar, Mich" 1661 to Mich" 1667. Preb. of
Lincoln, 1700-18. Rector of Burton Goggles, Lines., 1669. Extracts from
his Diary are given by Carthew (iii. 258). Author: The Duty of daily
frequenting the public worship of the Church, 1698. Funeral Sermon on
Sir E Tumor, 1707 : — to whom he was chaplain. Brother of William, 1644.

Cobbe, Martin : son of Edmund Cobbe^ Esq., of Snettisham, Norfolk. Bom there.
At a private school near Ingoldistiiorpe, three years, under Mr Catlin ; and at
Lynn, under Bell, two years. Age 15. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors'
table, April 16, 1661. Surety, Mr Adamson.

412 GONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Lord of the manor of Ingoldisthorpe, in Snettisham. Will proved (Archd.
Norf.) June 11, 1678: wife, Mary, deceased; sons, Robert and Edmund.
(Dashwood's Fw., p. 322.)

Hunt, Robert: son of Robert Hunt, 'jurisconsultus,' of Hempstead, Norfolk.
Bom there (bapt. Jan. 9, 1643-4). School, Holt, eight years, under Messrs
Wright, Hickes, and Mazy. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors'
table, April 17, 1681. .Tutor, Mr NaUor.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, June 26, 1663. Pedigree in the Vis, of 1664.

Studd, Thomas: son of Thomas Studd, of Little Stonham, Suffolk. Bom at
Clopton. Schools, Earl Stonham, under Mr Oooding, five years ; and Stow-
market, under Mr Colson, three years. Age 17. Admitted sizar. May 7,
1661. Tutor, Mr Felton.

B.A. 1664-5. Scholar, Mich" 1661 to Mich" 1665. Ordained deacon
(Norw.) May 19, 1665; as curate of Earl Stonham: priest (do.) Dec. 18,
1670 ; as rector of Gt Waldingfield, Suff Afterwards in Norwich. Curate
of St Martin and St Mary, Coslany. Master of a school (v. Samuel Clarke, of
1690) ; probably in St Martin's, Coslany, where he was licensed to teach
granmiar, May 19, 1685. In 1671 he was rector of 'Borough,' Norf.

Crane, John : son of Joseph Crane, gent., of Stowmarket, Suffolk. Bom at Combs.
Schools, Earl Stonham, under Mr Gooding, five years; and Stowmarket
(private), under Mr Colson, three years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars'
table, May 7, 1661. Surety, Mr Felton.

B.A. 1664-5: M.A. 1668. Scholar, Mich" 1661 to L. Day 1667. Or-
dained deacon (Norw.) Sep. 20, 1668; as curate of Stowmarket; priest (do.)
July 2, 1669. Rector of Elmsett, Norf., 1669-86. Died Oct 24, 1686 :
buried at Elmsett. His mother was Martha, daughter of Edmund Dandye, of
Combs, Suff. ; through whom he was of royal descent. His widow, Mary, was
buried Oct. 13, 1701. Pedigree in Vis. of Suff. 1664. (Howard's Suf. Vis. i.
160; and J.J. M.)

Parlett, Edmund : son of Edmund Parlett (formerly of the college, 1616), clerk, of
Hoddesdon, Herts. Bom at Stradsett, Norfolk. School (private), Fincham,
under Mr Parker, two years; and the Perse School, Cambridge, under Mr
Griffith, four years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table. May 17, 1661.
Tutor, Mr Lyng.

B.A. 1664-5: M.A. 1668. Scholar, Mich" 1661 to L. Day 1667. Or-
dained priest (Norw.) June 2, 1667. Rector of Wimbotsham 1671-4. Vicar
of Stow Bardolph 1667-74. Will proved (Norw. archd. C), 1674.

Owsely, John: son of John Owsely, rector of Claypole, Lincolnshire. Bom at
'Housley.' Schools: Claypole (private), under Mr Beckett, four years;
Derby, and Newark, under Mr HUl, a year and a half ; and Bingham, under
Dr Brunsall, a year and a half. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table,
under Mr Adamson, May 21, 1661.

B.A. 1664-5: M.A. 1668. Scholar, Mich" 1661 to L. Day 1667. Had a
faculty for priests' orders by the Abp of Canterbury, June 12, 1668. Rector
of Cornfield, Ess., 1668; of Lit. Waltham, 1703-8; and of Springfield, 1694-
1708. Chaplain to Lady Fitzwalter. The father was sequestered from Clay-
pole by the Parliament.

Brooke, William : son of William Brooke, weaver, of Norwich. Bom there (in
St Margaret's parish). School, Norwich, under Mr Levering, seven years.
Age 17. Admitted sizar, under Mr Gelsthorpe, May 22, 1661.

B.A. 1664-5 : M.A. 1668. Scholar, Mich" 1661 to L. Day 1667. Or-
dained deacon (Norw.) March 25, 1667: priest (do.) May 23, 1668; as curate
of Drayton. Curate of Suriingham, 1677-83. Rector of Kirby Bedon, 1672-

1661. 418

1714 ; and of Bramerton, 1683. Will proved (Norw. C. C.) "of Kirby Bedon,*'
1714-5. Brother of Jeremiah, 1663.

Dade, Thomas: son of Thomas Dade (Dade senior, 1631), Esq., of Tannington,
Suffolk. Bom there. School, Ipswich, under Mr Woodside, four years ; and
Bury St Edmunds, under Mr Stephens, two years. Age 16. Admitted
to the scholars' table. May 28, 1661. Surety, Mr Lyng.

M.A. 1669-70, by lit. reg. : — he was of royal descent, through his grand-
mother, Mary Winkfield. Scholar, Mich- 1661 to L. Day 1664. Admitted at
Gray's Inn, A p. 1, 1664. Of Tannington, Esq. Married Elizabeth, daughter
of John Vere, of Henley, gent. Died without issue, Dec. 14, 1697 ; leaving
his estate to his brother John (of 1666). Will proved (P. C. C.) March 14,
1697-8. Pedigree in Vis, of Suff. 1664. (Davy; and J. J. M.) See John,
1665-6 ; Nathaniel, 1671 ; and Francis, 1673-4.

Lyng, Thomas : son of Thomas Lyng, gent., of Norfolk. Born in London. At
a private school there, under Mr Sherley, six years. Age 16. Admitted
fellower-commoner, June 4, 1661. Tutor, Mr Lyng, fellow.

Probably admitted at Gray's Inn, March 30, 1664 : << son of Thomas Lyng,
late of Gray's Inn." Gave to the library De Byzantina Historice ScripUmbuSy
1648. Brother of Henry, of 1663.

Parsely, John : son of John Parsely, gent., of Feltwell, Norfolk. Bom thera
Schools, Feltwell, under Mr Ward, five years ; and Bury St Edmunds, under
Mr Stephens, two years. Age 17. Admitted sizar, June 12, 1661. Tutor,
Mr Felton.

B.A. 1664-5. Scholar, Mich* 1661 to Mich- 1665. Ordained deacon
(Norw.) March 11, 1665-6 ; as chaplain to H. M. "Fregatt called the Sweep-
atacksy ready to be launched at Yarmouth." Ordained priest (Norw.) March
18, 1665-6. Licensed as schoolmaster at Feltwell, Norl, Jan. 8, 1669-70.
Vicar of Lakenheath, Suff., 1690-1704: where in 1697 he gave one of
the bells.

Buxton, Francis: son of John Buxton, gent., of Edgefield, Norfolk. Bom at
Saxthorp. Schools, Holt, under Mr Wright, five years, and under Mr Mazy,
one year; and Norwich (private), under Air Lewis, six months. Age 16.
Admitted sizar, June 27, 1661, under Mr Nailor first, afterwards under
Mr Ellis.

B.A. 1664-5: M.A. 1668. Scholar, Mich* 1661 to Christ* 1669. Or-
dained deacon (Norw.) Jan. 1672-3; as curate of Runcton : priest, March
1672—3. One of the bishop's black sheep. Bp Lloyd says, *' There is an
untoward clergyman now in the gaol here, whose name is Buxton. He was
suspended by Bp Reynolds, exconmiunicated by Bp Sparrow... last week he
quarrelled with a poor housekeeper here and smote him with a weapon called
the Protestant Flail, and the poor man is desperately wounded...! told the
justices not to bail him " (Feb. 22, 1685-6). ** 1 had him safe in prison in the
castle. But the king*s gracious pardon set him at liberty, and thereby insured
him, as it did many more, from any further proceeding from m&" (June 4,
1686) " My old friend Buxton, whose submission and confession your grace
hath seen, hath in the Passion week adventured upon a clandestine marriaga
The young woman's name was M" Rant, an orphan, her portion £1500. I do
not know what to do with the villain, for he hath neither benefice nor cure,
and therefore no suspension but that of the civil magistrate can reach him,
viz. that sovereign one per collum,*^ (y. Tanner MSS. 29 : 31 : 138.)

Beadle, Joseph : son of John Beadle, clerk, of Bamston, Essex (? formerly of
the college, p. 161). Bom there. School, Felstead, under Mr Glascocke, six
years. Age 16. Admitted sizar, June 26, 1661. Tutor, Mr Felton.

414 OONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

B.A. 1664-S. Scholar, L. Day 1662 to L. Day 1667. Ordained priest
(Ely) Dec. 1667. Vicar of Gt Buretead, Eaaex, 1670-92. Eeotor of CHpping
Ongar, 1680-92. Chaplain to the king. Died 1693. Author: Sermon
preached at St Laurence, Jewry, Kov. G, 1678.
Selling, Robert : son of Robert Selling, gent., of Carlton Colville, Suffolk. Bom at
Topcroft, Norfolk. Schools, Wrontham, Suffolk (privato), under Mr Pollard,
two years; and Barsham (private), under Mr Nuttall, four years. Age 18.
Admitted to the scholaro' table, June 26, 1661. Surety, Mr Bills.

B.A. 1664-S. Scholar, Mich- 1661 to Mida' 1666. Died Sep. 26, 1666 :
M. I. in Carlton church.
Custleton, John and Philip : sons of John Castleton, bart, of Stuston, Suffolk.
Bom there (bapt. Aug. 4, 1644; and Sep. 23, 164S). Schools: Stuaton
(privato), under Mr Seyner, one year ; Botcedale, under Mr tves, four years ;
and Eye, under Mr Browne, one year. Agea 16 and 15. Admitted fellow-
commoners, June 29, 1661. Tutor, Mr Boult.

John. Admitted at Gray's Inn, May 2, 1662. Succeeded his father as
third baronet. Lived at Stuston Hall. Knighted in Ireland, Jan. 1, 1666.
Died, without issue, 1706 ; and was succeeded by his brother Robert. Monu-
ment to bim and hia wife Bridget (daughter of Thomas Read, of Bardwell,
SuS) at Stuston. He and his brother gave to our library Asiai nova de-
Kriptio. {Pari*, 1606.)

Philip. Admitted at Gray's Inn, May 2, 1662. Died in collie: buried
at St Michael's, July 8, 1663. (Kimber and Johnson call him fifth son, and
successor to the title.)
Wales, Thomas: bod of Thomas Wales, baker, of Eye, Suffolk. Bom there.
School, Eye, under Mr Browne, seven years. Age 17. Admitted sitar, July
1, 1661. Surety, Mr Boult

B.A. 1664-5. Scholar, Mich* 1661 to Mich' 1663. Ordained deacon
(Norw.)March II, 1665-6, as curatoofDickleburgb: priest(do.)Sep. 21, 1673.
Rector of Frenze, 1673-1702. Rector of Shimpling, Norf., 1679-1702. Ad-
ministration (Norw. C. C.) 1702 : "clerk; of Eye."
Wright, George: son of John Wright, gent., of Lexham, Norfolk. Born at
Ovington. Schools, Ovington (private), under Mr Thorold, six months; Felt-
well, under Mr Ward, two years ; and Seaming, under Mr Burton, two years.
Age 16. Admitted tothe scholars' table, July 3, 1661. Tutor, Mr Boult.

B.A. 1664-5: M.A 1668. Scholar, Mich- 1661 to Mich- 1666. Or-
dained deacon (Norw.) June 2, 1667 ; as curate of Elveden: priest (do.) Feb.
17, 1667-8; as rector of Yaxham. Rector of Brandon Ferry, Norf., 1670.
Married Ursula, daughter of John Repps, Esq., of MattishaU. Will proved
(Norw. C.C.) 1718; 'of Brandon.' Brother of Thomas, 1648-9.
Crusoe, John: son of John Crusoe, of Norfolk, D.C.L, formerly fellow of the
college (v. p. 304). Bom in Bristol. Schools, Bristol, under Mr Williamson,
two years; and London (private), under Mr Mosah&m, four years. Age 16.
Admitted to the scholars' toble, June 29, 1661. Tutor, Mr Lyng.
Danby, Charles : of Famley t, Yorkshire : son of Thomas Danby, knt Scho<J,
Famley, under Mr Lovell, five years. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the
bachelors' table, July 2, 1661. Tutor, Mr Lyng.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, Jan. 29, 1663-4 : "son and heir of Sir Thomas,

of Thorpe Perrow." Died young. The father was sheriff of Yorks., 1625;

and suffered for his loyalty, being fined X4780. (Burke's Commoners, i. 201.)

iCing, Josiaa : son of Josias King, silk-weaver, of Modbury, Devon. Bom there.

Schools, Modbury, under Mr Coyte, two years ; and Plympton (private), under

w^

1661—1662. 416

Mr Williams, three years. Age 13. Admitted sizar, July 3, 1661. Tutor,
Mr Boult.

B.A. 1664-5. Incorporated at Oxford, Ap. 5, 1666. M.A. (Oxf.) 1667-8.
Scholar, Mich' 1661 to Mich- 1665. Vicar of Brampford Speke, Dev., 1671.
Cnrate of Pljmstock in 1672. Rector of St Edmund on the Bridge, Exeter,
1686 to his death in 1708. Chaplain to the Earl of Anglesey. Author:
Examination and Trial of Old Father Christmas, together with his clearing by
the Jury at the Assizes held in the town of Difference in the county of
Discontent (1677): — a humourous pamphlet on the proper keeping of the
day. Blount's Oracles of Reason examined and answered^ 1698.

Mich* 1661— Mich» 1662.

^Qreene, John : son of Edward Greene, tailor, of Cambridge. Bom there. At the
Perse School, under Mr Griffith, seven years. Age 16. Admitted to the
scholars' table, October 1661. Tutor, Mr Boult.

B.A. 1665-6 : M.A. 1669. Junior fellow, L. Day 1666 to Mich- 1669. A
John Green, ordained priest (Norw.) Sep. 20, 1668, was vicar of Tetney,
lines., 1670; and rector of Brigsley, 1673-1682. One of the same names
was vicar of Wickhambrook, Suff., 1668.

Bloome, Luke: son of William Bloome, lawyer, of Swaffham Market, Norfolk.
Bom there. Schools, Swaffham Market, under Mr Tailor, two years;
Seaming, under Mr Burton, two years; and Swaffham (private), under
Mr Roberts. Age 18. Admitted to the scholars' table, under Mr Fedton.
Scholar, Mich" 1661 to Mich* 1664.

^Peters, William : son of James Peters, butler of the coll^;e. Bom in Cambridge.
At the Perse School, under Mr Griffith, seven years. Age 15. Admitted
sizar, Oct. 4, 1661. Tutor, Mr Felton.

B.A. 1665-6 (9th, out of 12, in the list): M.A 1669. Incorporated at
Oxford, July 10, 1677. Scholar, Mich* 1661 to L. Day 1(566. Junior fellow
L. Day 1666 to L. Day 1685. Ordained priest (Ely) Sep. 24, 1670. Usher
of the Perse School, 1667. University logical pnelector, 1671: Univ. preacher,
1677. Rector of Weeting, Norf., 1683-1708. Married Mary, daughter of
Anthony Ellis of Yarmouth, brother of the master. Died Sep. 16, 1708;
buried at Weeting. He left by will, dated Aug. 14, proved (P. C. 0.) Dec.
1708, an estate at Cherry Hinton, Cambs., then worth about J^O a year,
for exhibitions for poor scholars ; subject to life interest to his wife. He also
left his books to the college library. (See under EnchurmerUs.)

Warner, Richard : son of Richard Warner, gent, of Beetley, Norfolk. Bom there.
Schools, Gressenhall (private), under Mr Green, two years; and Seaming,
under Mr Burton, five years. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table,
Feb. 22, 1661-2. Tutor, Mr Felton.

B.A. 1665-6 : M.A. 1669. Scholar, Mich- 1662 to Mich- 1669. Ordained
deacon (Norw.) June 10, 1666; as curate of Beetley: priest (do.), Dec. 19,
1669. Rector of Beetley, 1669-1722. Rector of Sculthorpe, 1704-5.
Rector of Foulsham, 1721-2. Married Martha, daughter of Matthew Halcott.
Died Sep. 11, 1722. Buried at Beetley. M.I. there. Pedigree, as 'Warner
of lit. Brandon,' in Via. of Nor/. 1664. (v. Carthew, ni. 125.)

Wiscard (matriculated 'Whisker'), William: son of William Wiscard, gent, of
Bilney, Norfolk (formerly of the college, 1636-7). Bom there. School,
Gressenhall (private), under Mr Green, one year; and Seaming, under Mr

416 QONVILLE AND OAIUS COLLEGE.

Burton, four years. Age 18. Admitted to the scholars' table, March 22
1661-2. Tutor, Mr Felton.

RA. 1665>6. Scholar, Mich- 1662 to Mich' 1666. Probably died befm
1679, as he is not mentioned in his Other's wiU (see back, p. 323).

Barker, Francis : son of Francis Barker ; silk-merchant, citizen of London. Bom
in York. Schools, York, under Mr Young, two years; Ripon, under Mr
Holmes, two years; and Lynn, under Mr Bell, three years. Age 15.
Admitted to the scholars' table, April 14, 1662. Tutor, Mr Adamson.

Scholar, Mich' 1662 to Mich' 1664. Citizen and haberdasher of London.
Died Sep. 7, 1710. Will proved (P. C. C.) 1710. Buried at Petersham:
where there is a monument erected by his widow Elizabeth. His daughter
Frances, " is, I suspect^ the wife of Joseph Christopher of the Star and Charter
Hotel" (J. C. C. S.). Brother of Ralph, 1663.

Clarke, Richard: son of William Clarke, wooUen-draper, of Seaming, Norfolk.
Bom there. School, Seaming, under Mr Bretton, two, and under Mr Burton,
six years. Admitted sizar, March 15, 1661-2. Tutor, Mr Thruston«

B.A. 1665-6: M.A. 1669. Scholar, Mich' 1662 to L. Day 1666.
Ordained deacon (Norw.) June 2, 1667; as curate of Cockley Cley: priest
(do.), Sep. 22, 1672, as curate of Mileham. Rector of Intwood, 1680-1707.
Vicar of Ketteringham, 1697-1707. Probably master of Wjrmondham school :
see Hezekiah, 1688-9. Another of the same names (ord. priest, 1671) was
rector of Shotesham.

Wythe, John : son of John Wythe, gent, of Sandcroft, Suffolk. Bom at Starston,
Norfolk. Schools, Pulham St Mary, under Mr Francis, one year; and
Starston (private), under Mr Coppin, five years. Age 16. Admitted to the
scholars' table, April 15, 1662. Tutor, Mr Elli&

B.A. 1665-6: M.A. 1669. Scholar, Mich' 1662 to Mich' 1667. Or-
dained deacon (Norw.) May 29, 1670, as curate of Homersfield, Suff. : priest
(do.), June 18, 1670, as curate of Howe, Norf. Vicar of Flixton, 1674. Died
June 25, 1690; aged 47. M.I. at Sandcroft. Will proved (Norw. C. C.)
1690 ; * clerk, of Sandcroft.'

Proctor, William : son of Francis Proctor, butcher, of Wymondham, Norfolk.
Bom there. School, Wymondham, eight years, under Messrs Bradford, Ransom,
Jermey, and Gallaid, successively. Age 17. Admitted sizar. May 20, 1662.
Tutor, Mr Ellis.

B.A. 1665-6. Scholar, Mich* 1662 to L. Day 1667. Ordained deacon
(Norw.), June 2, 1667; as curate of Wymondham: priest (do.). May 1673;
as curate of N. Repps. Curate of Syleham and licensed as schoolmaster there,
March 22, 1676-7.

Hoper, Goldwell : son of Richard Hoper, Esq., of London. Bom there. School,
Cheara, Surrey, under Mr Aldrich, six years. Age 17. Admitted pensioner
to the bachelors' table. May 23, 1662. Tutor, Mr Ellis.

LL.B. 1666-7. Admitted at Gray's Inn, Jan. 29, 1669-70. Gave to our
library Kircher's China Illustrata, 1667 ; Mundus suhterraneuSy 1665, kc

Dicer, Robert : eldest son of Robert Dicer, bart., citizen of London. Bom there.
At a private school at Hampstead, Middlesex, under Mr Wagoner, four years;
and at the Charter House, under Mr Wood, four years. Age 18. Admitted
fellow-commoner, May 28, 1662. Tutor, Mr Ellis.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, Jan. 24, 1664-5. Succeeded his father, as
second baronet, Aug. 26, 1667. Of Braughing, Herts. Married Judith,
daughter of Richard Goulston, of Widdial, Herts., 1666. Buried at Braugh-
ing, Aug. 16, 1672. Will proved (P. C. C.) July 16, 1673 : leaves manors in
SuC, Herts, and Middx. to his son Robert. Pedigree in ' Dycer of Hackney,'

1662—1663. 417

in Vis. of Middx, 1664. (J. J. M. ; and W. J. H.) He gave to our library
Bocharti ffterozoicoriy 1663.

Wace, John : son of John Wace, gent., of Feltwell, Norfolk. Bom there. School,
Feltwell, under Mr Ward, eight years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars'
table, June 7, 1662, under Mr Felton.

B.A. 1665-6: M.A. 1669. Scholar, Mich' 1662 to Mich' 1668. Or-
dained deacon (Norw.) Nov. 30, 1669 : priest (do.), Dec. 19, 1669. Rector of
Stokesby, Norf., 1669-1729 : rector of BiUockby, 1701-1729. Married Ann,
daughter of Robert Freeman, Esq. Died Jan. 23, 1729-30. Will proved
(Norw. C. C.) *of Stokesby,' 1730. Brother of Edmund, 1667.

Maltyward, John : son of Robert Malty ward, 'jurisconsultus' (barrister of Gray's
Inn), of Rougham, Suffolk. Bom there. School, Bury St Edmunds, under
Dr Stephens, six years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, June 27,
' 1662. Tutor, Mr Ellis.

Scholar, Mich' 1662 to L. Day 1665. Admitted at Gray's Inn, May 20,
1664. Youngest son : living Dec. 5, 1689 ; date of Other's will. (J. J. M.)

Mott, Nathaniel : son of Mark Mott, clerk, (rector) of Great Wratting, Suffolk.
Born at Chelmsford. .At school there, under Mr Peake, seven years. Age 16.
Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, under Mr Adamson first, after-
wards under Mr Ellis, Aug. 13, 1662.

B.A. 1666-7: M.A. 1670. Incorporated at Oxford, June 11, 1671.
A Nathaniel Mott was schoolmaster at Cheshunt in 1672. Brother of
Mark, 1659.

Mich* 1662— Mich* 1663.

^Longe, Charles : son of Robert Longe, Esq., Reymerstone, Norfolk. Bom at
Lynn. Schools, Lynn, under Mr Bell, six years ; Shipdham (private), under
Mr Lewis, one year; Scoulton (private), under Mr Ruddle, one year; and
Norwich, under Mr Lovering, a year and a half. Age 17. Admitted to the
scholars' table, March 26, 1663. Tutor, Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1666-7 : M.A. 1670. Scholar, Chrisf 1666 to Mids' 1670. Junior
fellow, Mids' 1670: senior, Mids' 1676 to Christ' 1679. Catechist, 1676-8:
salarist, 1678-81. Ordained priest (Lond.), Aug. 22, 1676. Presented to
Hockwold and Wilton, Norf., Ap. 2, 1680 ; but vacated next year. Rector
of Risby, Suff., 1680—1719. Married Elizabeth, daughter of Roger Pepys of
Impington, Cambs. Died, Oct. 11, 1719: buried at Risby. See Robert, 1658.

Tillet, Thomas : son of Thomas Tillet, gent., of Pulham St Mary, Norf. Bom at
Rougham, Suffolk. Schools, Rougham (private), under Mr Mason, one year ;
and Bury St Edmunds, under Dr Stephens, five years. Age 17. Admitted
to the scholars' table, April 3, 1663. Tutor, Mr Parrham.
Scholar, Mich' 1663 to Mich' 1664.

Wharton, Oervase: son of William Wharton, merchant, of Lynn. Bom there.
At school there, under Mr Bell, five years. Age 16. Admitted to the
scholars' table, April 4, 1663. Tutor, Mr Ellis.
Pedigree in Via. of Nor/,, 1664.

Brooke, Jeremiah : son of WiUiam Brooke, citizen of Norwich. Bom there.
Educated in Cambridge in the house of the Rev. Mr Moore, a year and a
half; and at Norwich school, under Mr Lovering, four years. Age 15.
Admitted to the scholars' table, April 8, 1663. Surety, Mr Ellis.

Scholar, Mich' 1663 to L. Day 1667. His father, of St Swithin's,
Norwich, left him by will (P. C. C.) dated 1659, lands in Wymondham,
N. Aylsham, &c. (J. J. M.) Brother of William, 1661.

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418 OONVILLE AND Ci.IUS COLLEGE.

^Springe, Thomas : younger son of William Springe, bart, of Pakenhun, Suffolk.
Bom there. Schools, Pakenham (private), under Mr Stafford, one year ; and
Bury St Edmunds, under Dr Stephens, five years. Age 16. Aihnitted to
the scholars' table, April 13, 1663. Tutor, Mr Felton.

B.A. 1666-7 : MA. 1670. Scholar, Mich* 1663 to Mids' 1670. Junior
fellow, Mids' 1670 to his death. Died young: buried, May 18, 1677 : M.I.
at PakenhauL

^Barker, Ralph : son of Francis Barker, citizen and merchant of London. Bom
there Schools, Ripon, under Mr Holmes, two years; and Lynn, under
Mr BeU, four years. Age 15. Admitted to the scholars' table, April 18,
1663. Tutor, Mr Adamson.

B.A. 1666-7: M.A. 1670. Incorporated at Oxfoid, Feb. 22, 1671-2.
D.D. Lambeth : incorporated at Cambridge, 1692. Scholar, Mich' 1663 to
L. Day 1667. Junior fellow, Mids' 1670: Senior, L. Day 1678 to May 22,
1695. He was made senior fellow by royal mandate, dispensing with the
county qualifications. Greek lecturer, 1678-81 : salarist, 1681-94 : bursar,
1688-90. University logical pr»lector, 1671. Univ. preacher, 1676. Rector
of St Mary Magd., Old Fish St, and St Greg, by St Paul, 1690: resigned
next year. Chaplain to Abp. Tillotson. Rector of Brasted, Kent, 1691.
Preb. of Bath and WeUs, 1694 ; Treasurer of Wells, 1695. Sinecure rector
of Llanfawr, Merioneth, 1697. Died at Wells, June 9, 1708. Will proved
(P. CO.) June 30, 1708. He left £100 to the college. Author: Sermon
preached at the Consecration of the Abp of Canterbury (1691). He
published Abp Tillotson's Sermons and other works, in several volumes.
Brother of Francis, 1662.

Lyng, Henry Frederick: of London: son of Thomas Lyng, gent., of Norfolk.
At a private school in London, in the Precinct ('parochia') of the Carmelite
Friars, under Mr Sherley, five years. Age 15. Admitted pensioner to the
bachelors' table, April 27, 1663. Tutor, Mr Ellis.
Brother of Thomas, 1661.

Fowle, John: son of Thomas Fowle, clerk, of Monewden, Suffolk. Bom there.
Schools, Coddenham (private), under Mr Candler; Wickham Market (private),
under Mr Whitcraft, a year and a half; and Stowmarket (private), under
Mr Colston, two years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, April 23,
1663. Tutor, Mr Felton. (Shortly afterwards, owing to his father's death,
entered as sizar.)

B.A. 1667-8: M.A. 1671. Scholar, Mich- 1663 to Mich' 1667. Pro-
bably ordained deacon (Line.) May 17, 1668: priest (Norw.) March 19,
1670-1 ; as curate of Boy ton. Rector of Greeting St Peter, Suff , 1670-1724.
Buried there, July 23, 1724. Will proved (Norw. C. C.) 1724.

Reeve, Charles : son of Augustin Reeve, gent, of Bracondale, Norfolk. Bom at
Thorpe. Schools, Norwich (private), under Mr Locke, six years; and
at the public school, under Mr Lovering, two years. Age 14. Admitted to
the scholars' table, April 29, 1663. Surety, Mr Felton.

B.A. 1666-7. Incorporated at Oxford, July 7, 1668. M.A. there,
Nov. 16, 1669. Scholar, Mich' 1663 to L Day 1668. Ordained deacon
(Line.) Dec. 28, 1670. He had a faculty, from the Abp of Canterbury,
to be ordained priest, Feb. 24, 1670-1 : in this his age is given as 26.
Ordained priest (Chester), Feb. 28, 1670-1. Rector of Blofield, 1671—1727 :
rector of Long Stratton, Norf., 1681-1727. He was presented to both by
his brother Henry. Married (1) Lydia, daughter of John Franklin, of
Beccles, (2) Barbara, daughter of Miles Brown, of Coston, Norf. There is a
monument to them both in the church. Died 1727. Will proved (Norw.

1663. 419

C. 0.) 1727 : left property to found a school in Blofield, with a dwelling
house and J^IO per ann. for the master; and legacies for the poor. The
school continued till the establishment of a Boanl School See Edmund,
1646.

Rugge, Thomas. Admitted as fellow-commoner. Gave the works of Paracelsus,
1658, to our library.

Warren, Thomas : son of Thomas Warren, clerk, of Witnesham, Suffolk. Bom in
Ipswich. Schools, Stowmarket, under Mr Colston, four years; and Melton
(private), under Mr Clarke, one year. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars'
table, May 11, 1663. Tutor, Mr Felton.

B.A. 1666-7 : M.A. 1670. Scholar, Mich' 1663 to Mich' 1668. Sub-
scribed for deacons' orders (Norw.), Nov. 28, 1668 ; as curate to his father
at Henley, Suff. Ordained priest (Norw.), March 3, 1671-2; as vicar of
Pakenham, where he remained tiU 1683. Died, Jan. 24, 1682-3. M.I. at
Witnesham, to him; and to his father who died in 1698, aged 92. Will
proved (Suff. archd.) 1683.

Hill, (John ; of Lincolnshire ; matriculated sizar).

B.A. 1666-7 : M.A. 1670. Scholar, Mich' 1664 to L. Day 1667. Ordained
deacon (line.) Feb. 16, 1667-8 ; as curate of Broxboume, Herts. Vicar of
the college living of Mutford, Suff., 1681-1701.

Phillips, Thomas : son of John Phillips, B.D., of Aylsham, Norfolk. Bom there.
Schools, Aylsham, under Mr Allen, seven years ; and North Walsham, under
Mr Lucy, half-a-year. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table, June 19,
1663. Tutor, Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1666-7 : M.A. 1670. Scholar, Mich' 1663 to L. Day 1667.

Wolnall, Thomas: of Mattishall, Norfolk; son of James Wolnall, gent., of
Whissonsett. Schools, Gressenhall (private), under Mr Greene, two years;
Tittleshall, under Mr Marshall, a year and a half; and Seaming, under
Mr Burton, five years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, June 19,
1663. Tutor, Mr Felton.

B.A. 1666-7 : M.A. 1670. Scholar, Mich' 1663 to Mids' 1670. Ordained
deacon (Norw.), Sep. 19, 1669; as curate of St Helen's, Norwich: priest
(Norw.), June 14, 1674, as vicar of Heacham; where he remained till
1681.

Husbands, Samuel : of London : son of Richard Husbands, linen weaver, of
London. Schools, Hackney, under Mr WooUey, one year; St Mary Axe
(*ad securim'), under Mr Spillwater, one year; and Bishop Stortford (private),
under Mr Leigh, three years. Age 15. Admitted fellow-commoner, June
1663. Tutor, Mr Felton.

Admitted at the Middle Temple, Oct. 1, 1665. Gave the works of
Plotinus (1580) to our library. A Samuel Husbands, of Shalford, Essex, was
knighted, Apr. 13, 1684. D.L. and J.P. for Essex. Went to Barbados,
where he married .... Home, widow. Bought Shalford Hall, but, in 1692,
having spent much money on it, he sold it and returned to Barbados. Died
there. (Morant, ii. 375.)

Relfe, Edward: son of Robert Relfe: of Mayfield, Sussex. Schools, Mayfield
(private), under Mr Harman, one year ; Westerham, Kent, under Mr Deane,
for about as long; and Tunbridge, under Mr Wase, three years. Age 16.
Admitted sizar, June 20, 1663. Surety, Mr EUys.

B.A. 1666-7 : M.A. 1670. Chaplain to the Earl of Leicester. Vicar of
Westham, Sussex, 1670-4. He had a dispensation to hold Beckley with it;
but died in 1674, before institution. (E. H. W. D.)

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420 OONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Lilly, John : of Croydon, Cambs. : son of John Lilly, musician, of Cambridge.
School, Cambridge (private), under Mr Wiborough, ^ve years; and the
Charterhouse, London, under Mr Watson, two years. Age 17. Admitted
sizar, June 22, 1663. Surety, Mr Felton.

B.A. 1667-8: M.A. 1671. Incorporated at Oxford, July 13, 1669.
Scholar, Mich* 1663 to Mich' 1671. Ordained deacon (Line.) Dec. 19, 1670:
priest (Ely), March, 1670-1. Curate of Epping, 1680. Vicar of Ringmer,
Sussex, 1681. Perhaps rector of Lamarsh, Essex, 1690.

Buxton, Matthew : son of John Buxton, gent., of Edgefield, Norfolk. Bom at
Letheringsett. School, Holt, for six years, under Mr Wright, Mr Hix, and
Mr Mazy (successively). Age 16. Admitted sizar, June 24, 1663. Tutor,
Mr Ellys.

Scholar, Mich* 1663 till his death. Died in college : buried at St Michael's,
Dec. 1663. Brother of Francis, 1661 ; and Anthony, 1665.

MiCH» 1663— MiCH» 1664.

♦Whitefoot, John : son of John Whitefoot, clerk, of Norwich. At school there,
under Mr Lovering, about seven years. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars'
table, Dec. 31, 1663. Tutor, Mr Robinson.

B.A. 1667-8: M.A 1671. Scholar, Mich' 1664 to Mids' 1671. Junior
fellow, Mids' 1671 to Mids' 1677. Ethical lecturer, 1672. Ordained deacon and
priest (Norw.), Dec, 19, 1665. Rectorof Hellesdon, Norf., 1676-1731 : rector
of Heigham, 1682-1731. Minister of St Pet. Mancroft, and St Gregory,
Norwich. Clerk of the Convocation. Died 1731. Buried at St Gregory's.
His father was a great friend of Sir Thomas Browne, and wrote his life.

Drury, Francis : of Great Dunham, Norfolk ; son of Richard Drury, gent. School,
Lynn, under Mr Bell, about six years. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars'
table, Jan. 21, 1663-4. Tutor, Mr Robinson.

Buried at Dunham, March 18, 1686-7. By his Other's will, proved
(Archd. Norw.), Nov. 25, 1670, he inherited lands in Great and Little
Dunham, W. Lexham, Lynn, &c,; his brother Richard (of 1661) having died.
(Carthew, ii. 806.)

Holland, Francis : of Witchingham, Norfolk. At school there two years ; after-
wards at Seaming, under Mr Burton, four years. Age 18. Admitted sizar,
March 12, 1663-4. Surety, Mr Bagge.

B.A. 1667-8. Scholar, Mich' 1664 to Mich' 1668. Ordained deacon
(Gloucs.), June 23, 1675. Curate of Docking, Norf., 1675. Curate of Sedge-
ford till his death in 1709. M.I. at Sedgeford. His mother was a Le Neve
of Witchingham : his father was of Colkirk. (Carthew, iii. 80.)

♦TopcliflTe, Lancaster: son of Andrew Topcliflfe, gent., of Hoveton St John,
Norfolk. At school there, under Mr Cheyner, two years; at Sco Ruston
under Mr Martyn, four years ; again at Hoveton, under Mr Catlyn, a year
and a half; and at Norwich, under Mr Lovering, two years. Age 17.
Admitted to the scholars' table, March 31, 1664, under Mr Ellys.

LL.B. 1669. Scholar, Mich' 1664 to Mich' 1669. Junior fellow, Mids*
1671 : Senior, Mids' 1678 to Mich' 1681. Logic lecturer, 1669 : dean, 1678-80.
Ordained deacon (London), May 13, 1678: priest (da). May 26, 1678.
Rector of the college livings of Hockwold and Wilton, Norf., 1681, till
his death in 1720. He was a violent opponent of the Quakers, against
whom he held, with two other Norfolk clergy, in response to a challenge, a
public disputation in West Dereham Church, Dec. 8, 1698: published as,
A brief discovery of some of the blasphemous and seditious principles... of

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the people called Quakers. It led to a pamphlet controversy; and was fol-
lowed by, The Principles of the Quakers shewn to be blasphemous and
seditious, 1700 ; both these tracts being the joint composition of Topclifife
and two neighbouring clergy. Will proved (Norw. C. C.) 1720.

Woolmer, Robert : son of Robert Woolmer, gent., of Earsham, Norfolk. Schools,
Denton, Norfolk; Bungay, Suffolk, under Mr Denton, three years; Eye,
under Mr Browne, three years ; and Barsham, under Mr Nuttall, one year.
Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, March 31, 1664. Tutor, Mr Ellys.
Scholar, Mich* 1664 to L. Day 1666.

♦Melsop, Henry: son of William Melsop, husbandman; of Barton, Norfolk.
Bom there. Schools, Castle Acre, one year ; and Lynn, under Mr Bell, five
years. Age 16. Tutor, Mr Bagge.

B.A. 1667-8: MA. 1671. Scholar, Mich' 1664 to Mids' 1670. Junior
fellow, Mich* 1670 to Mich' 1678. Logic lecturer, 1671-5. Ethical do.
1675-6. Conduct and reader in Chapel. Ordained deacon (Ely), Sep. 1670:
priest, March, 1670-1. Vicar of thecoUege living of Foulden, Norf., 1678-82.

Ellys, John : son of Edward Ellys, gent., of Henstead, Suffolk. Schools, North-
cove, Suffolk, under Mr Nuttall, half a year ; Henstead, under Mr Utting,
a year and a half; and Barsham, Suffolk, under Mr Nuttall, one year.
Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, April 13, 1664. Surety, Mr Ellys.
MB. 1669: M.D. 1704. Scholar, Mich* 1664 to Mich' 1668. One of
these names was admitted at Leyden, Ap. 27, 1688.

Browne, William : son of Thomas Browne, Esq., of Elsing, Norfolk. Educated at
home, under Mr Winter ; and at Wisbech, under Mr Frisney, about five years.
Age 18. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, April 27, 1664. Surety,
Mr Robinson.

Of Elsing, Esq., son of Thomas, of 1622, by his second wife. Married Anne,
daughter of Robert Hall of Stamford, Lines. (Carthew, ii. 465.)

♦Tyrrell, James: (fourth) son of Robert Tyrrell, Esq., of Wilton, Norfolk (formerly
of the collie, 1625-6). Taught at home first: afterwards at school, at
Brandon, four years, under Mr Crambom. Age 14. Admitted to the
scholars' table, April 29, 1664. Surety, Mr Robinson.

B.A. 1667-8: MA. 1671. Incorporated at Oxford, July 14, 1674.
Scholar, Mich' 1664 to Mids' 1671. Junior fellow, Mids' 1671 to L. Day
1677. Ethical lecturer, 1673-5. University rhetoric pnelector, 1674. Ordained
deacon (Norw.), July, 1673. Pedigree in Vis. of Norf, 1664.

Wade, Robert: son of Robert Wade, gent, of Lopham, Norfolk. School, Botes-
dale, seven years, under Mr Ives. Age 18. Admitted pensioner to the
bachelors' table, May 5, 1664, under Mr Robinson.

M I. at New Buckenham Church, Norf., to one of these names, who died
Jan. 9, 1708.

*Homer, Robert : son of Robert Homer, clerk, of Roydon, Norfolk (formerly of the
college; 1616). Bom there. School, Diss, under Mr Locke, half a year;
Botesdale, unaer Mr Ives, five years ; and Diss, under Mr Barbar, one year.
Age 16. Admitted pensioner. Tutor and surety, Mr EUys.

B.A. 1667-8: M.A. 1671. Scholar, Mich' 1664 to Mids' 1671. Junior
fellow, Mids' 1671 to L. Day 1674. Of Bressingham, gent. Died, Dec 4,
1708: monument at Roydon: "vir literarum omamentis decoratus." He
gave a freehold close to the rector of Roydon, provided he preached an annual
sermon on Good Friday, and distributed 40 shillings per annum to clothe four
poor widows of the parish. (Blomef. i. 48.) Will proved (Norw. C. C.)
1708.

424 OONVILLE AND GAIUS COLLEGE.

Of his sufferings and escape he has given a very graphic account (summarized
in the Caian, Vol. ii.). His public fame rests mainly on his connection with
Titus Oates, who had charged him with being a Jesuit. His reply was
published in " A modest Vindication of Titus Oates, the Salamanca Doctor,
from perjury; or an Essay to demonstrate him only forsworn in several
instances, &c." 1682; 1731. (v. Newcourt, i. 917.)

Colman, Richard : son of Richard Colman, gent., of Duxford. Bom there. School,
Safiron Walden, Essex, under Mr Burrowes, four years. Age 17. Admitted
sizar, Jan. 13, 1664-5. Tutor, Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1668-9 (3rd, out of 22, in the list). Scholar, L. Day 1666 to Mich*
1670.

Foster, John: of Redgrave, Suffolk; son of Samuel Foster, B.D., clerk, of that
place, and formerly fellow of the college (p. 314). School, Thetford, under
Mr Keen. Age 14. Admitted to the scholars' table, Jan. 31, 1664-5.
Tutor, Mr Felton.

B.A. 1668-9. Scholar, L. Day 1666 to L. Day 1669. From his father's
letters to Sancroft (Tanner MS. 45) he seems to have been at home,
dangerously ill, in 1668. Died 1669 : buried at Redgrave, May 3. "A very
excellent good child, man, scholar, Christian; above his age in all but 18
years and 6 months.. . He gave the tenths of all he had to Qod and this church,
in a fair silver paten..." : M. I. at Redgrave.

Purland, Robert: son of Jeremiah Purland, gent, of Warham, Norfolk. Bom
there (bapt. Nov. 30, 1648). Schools, Warham, under Mr Tubbin, two years ;
and Lynn, under Mr Bell, four years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars'
table, under Mr EUys, Feb. 1, 1664-5.

B.A. 1668-9: M.A. 1672. Incorporated at Oxford, July 12, 1681.
Scholar, Mids' 1667 to Mids' 1671. Ordained deacon (Norw.) Sep. 25, 1670 :
priest (do.) March 18, 1670-1. Rector of Southacre, Norf., 1695-1723.
Vicar of E. Walton, Norf., 1673-1723. Buried there, May 24, 1723: M. 1.
there. (Blomef. vi. 85.)

Patrick, German: son of William Patrick, gent. Bom at Wiggenhall St Qer-
maius, Norfolk. At school there, under Mr Trendle, five years; and at
Lynn, under Mr Bell, five years. Age 17. Admitted sizar, March 10,
1664-5. Tutor, Mr EUys.

B.A. 1668-9 : M.A. 1672. Scholar, L. Day 1666 to Mids' 1671. Ordained
deacon (Ely) March 1670-1 ; as curate of Haddenham, Cambs. Subscribed
for priests' orders (Norw.) June 1, 1672 ; as curate of Sturston, Norf. At
Haddenham in 1685, when he was returned as ''careful, and does constantly
catechize " {Camb. Ant, Soc, in. 326). Reported as a non-juror in the county
of Cambridge in 1691.

Pickering, Robert : son of Robert Pickering, Esq., of Thelwall, Cheshire. Bom in
London. Schools, St Paul's, under Mr Davenport, half a year ; and Chester,
under Mr liptrot, five years. Age 19. Admitted to the scholars' table,
March 25, 1665. Tutor, Mr EUys. Entered first at St John's College.

B.A. 1667-8: M.A. 1671. Rector of Eccleston, Lanes., 1671-1703.
Rector of Croston, 1689-1703. Married Mary, daughter of Hugh Currer, of
Kildwick Hall, Yorks. Died without issue, 1704. (Ormerod, i. 749.)

Buxton, Anthony: son of John Buxton, gent., of Edgefield, Norfolk. Bom in
Norwich (St Helen's parish). School, Holt, under Mr Maizey, six years. Age
16. Admitted sizar, March 29, 1665. Tutor, Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1668-9. Ordained deacon (Norw.) Dec. 19, 1669, as curate of
Trunch : subscribed for priests' orders (do.) May 14, 1674. Rector of Sisland
and vicar of Swardeston, Norf., 1674-1713. Rector of Thwaite, Norf., 1690-

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1713. Will proved (Norw. C. C.) 1713, 'clerk, of Sisland' Pedigree in Vis.
of Nor/., 1664. Brother of Francis, 1661 ; and Matthew, 1663.

^Wilmott, Robert : son of Thomas Wilmott, deceased, late rector of Westborough,
Lincolnshire. Bom there. Schools, Newark, under Mr Masterson, two
years; and Bury St Edmunds, under Mr Leeds, four years. Age 17.
Admitted to the scholars' table, March 9, 1664-5. Surety, first Mr Ellys;
succeeded by Mr Feltou, and by Mr Thorp, fellows of the college.

B.A 1668-9: M.A. 1672. Scholar, L. Day 1666 to L. Day 1672.
Junior fellow, L. Day 1673 to L. Day 1675. Ordained deacon (Peterb.) May
25, 1673 : priest (Chich.) Dec. 21, 1673. Rector of Ufford, Lines., 1674-
1707. Buried there Nov. 2, 1707.

Garter, Thomas : son of Humphrey Carter, gent., of Bamingham. Bom in London
(St Andrews, Holbom). Schools, South Repps, Norfolk, under Mr Martyn,
three years ; and Bury St Edmunds^ under Dr Stevens and Mr Leeds, about
four years. Age 16. Admitted sizar, March 30, 1665. Tutor, Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1668-9 : M.A. 1672. Scholar, L. Day 1666 to Mich* 1672. Sub-
scribed for deacons' orders (Norw.) Dec. 16, 1670; as curate of Gt Cressing-
hauL Ordained priest (Norw.) Jan. 5, 1672-3 ; as curate of Thorpe Market.
Rector of Bircham-Newton, Norf., 1679: of Ronghton by Harpley, 1685;
and of Bircham Tofts, 1716. Died 1717.

Sheldrake, John : son of John Sheldrake, citizen of Norwich. School, Bawburgh,
Norfolk, under Mr Tennison, a year and a half, and under Mr Yong, two
years ; also at school, under Mr Lovering, three years. Age 16. Admitted to
the scholars' table, March 30, 1665. Tutor, Mr Ellys.

SchoUr, L. Day 1666 to Mich* 1666. Admitted at Lincoln's Inn, Nov.
25, 1667 : "son and heir."

Domvill, Edward : son of William Domvill, gent., of Lymm, Cheshire. Bom there
(bapt Feb. 8, 1648). At school there, under Mr Richardson, nine years.
Age 16. Admittea pensioner to the bachelors' table, March 30, 1665.
Surety, Mr Ellys.

Married Esther, daughter of Sir Geo. Warburton of Arley. Buried Oct.
24, 1688. (Ormerod, i. 582.)

Comberbatch, Richard: son of Ralph Comberbatch, gent., of Lymm, Cheshire.
Bom at Latchford. School, Lymm, under Mr Richardson, nine years. Age
21. Admitted sizar, March 30, 1665. Tutor and surety, Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1668-9. Scholar, L. Day 1666 to Christ' 1669. Vicar of Lower
Peover, Chesh., 1686-1711. Apparently, at one time, a non-juror. Died
1722. The M. L at Peover describes hun as "hujus ecclesise minister, non-
juratuB." Will dated July 4, 1720. He directs his body to be put into a
poplar coffin coloured black, and to be laid by the grave of his wife in the
evening, by candle light, near the font in the chapel of L. Peover. Leaves
£400 for endowment of a school, and £52 for bread for the poor. (G. W.
Marshall, Family qf Comberbatch,)

Taylour, Jeremiah: son of John Taylour, gent., of Golbome, Lancashire. Bom
there. School, Winwick, under Mr Gorse, seven years. Age 19. Admitted
sizar, March 30, 1665. Surety, Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1668-9 : M.A. 1672. Probably scholar, L. Day 1666 to Mich* 1672.
Ordained deacon (Ely) Sep. 1671: priest (Norwich) Sep. 1672; as curate
of Runcton, Norf. Probably vicar of Teynham, Kent, 1681-8: rector
of Buckland, do., 1686-8. Died 1688.

426 OONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Guynne, Rice: son of Rice Gujnne, gent., of Fakenham. Bom there. School,
Botesdale, Suffolk, under Mr Ives, seven years. Age 17. Admitted pensioner
to the bachelors' table. May 17, 1665. Tutor, Mr Pepys.

Of Fakenham, Nor£, Esq. Married Mary, daughter of Anthony Hammond
of S. Wootton. Will proved (Archd. Norf.), Ap. 9, 1690. Son of Rice, of
1640. (F. G.)

Marbury, James : son of James Marbury, rector of Davenham, Cheshire. School,
Northwich, five years, under Messrs Colton and Swinton. Age 17. Admitted
to the scholars' table. Tutor, Mr EUys.

B.A. 1668-9 : M.A. 1672. Scholar, L. Day 1666 to L. Day 1670. Perhaps
vicar of Over, Cheshire, 1 680. R«ctor of Davenham, do., 1 681-1 725 ; succeeding
his father. Buried June 19, 1725. (Ormerod, in. 241.)

Caton, Thomas: son of Thomas Caton, of Thorpe Abbots, Norfolk. Bom at
Swaffham. Schools, Seaming, under Mr Burton, three years; and Thorpe
Abbots, under Mr Jermyne, four years. Age 15. Admitted to the scholars'
table, under Mr EUys, July 3, 1665.

Scholar, L. Day 1666 to Mich' 1668. Of Thorpe Abbots, Esq. Married
Susan, daughter of Luke Constable of Swaffham. Buried at Thorpe, Jan. 17,
1705-6.

Mich' 1665— Mich" 1666.

Ward, Thomas : son of Henry Ward. Bom at Aveley, Essex. Schools, Beccles and
Barsham, Suffolk, under Mr Nuttall, two years; and Norwich, under Mr
Lovering, three years. Age 17. Admitted sizar, Feb. 22, 1665-6.
Perhaps scholar, L. Day 1666 to L. Day 1667.

*Dade, John : son of Thomas Dade, gent, of Tannington, Suffolk (formerly of the
college). Bom there. At school, under Mr Crachnall, three years ; and at
Bury St Edmunds, under Mr Leeds, three years and a half. Age 14. Ad-
mitted to the scholars' table, March 12, 1665-6. Tutor, Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1669-70: M.A. 1673: M.D. 1683. Scholar, Mich' 1666 to L. Day
1673. Junior feUow, L. Day 1674 : senior, Mich' 1679 to May 26, 1694. Dean,
1679 : bursar, 1684-6 : registrar, 1688-90. Obtained leave to travel for three
years, March 28, 1681; and again, Nov. 1, 1687. Practised at Ipswich.
Married Elizabeth, daughter of Anthony Wingfield, of Stonham Aspall, gent.
Heir to his brother Thomas, in 1698. Died May 2, 1732. M. L at Tannington,
to him and to his wife. See Thomas, p. 413.

Constable, William : son of G^rge Constable, gent., of Ringstead, Norfolk. Bom
at Hunstanton. Schools, Thomham, under Mr Tod, one year; and Lynn,
under Mr Bell, five years. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table, March
29, 1666. Tutor, Mr Ellys.

B.A. (Emm.) 1669-70 : M. A. 1684. Scholar, L. Day 1666 to Mich' 1667.
Ordained priest (Norw.) June 18, 1671. Vicar of Stanford, Norf., 1673-90.
Curate of Sturston in 1675. Rector of Cockley Cley, 1683-91. Rector of
Sheringham.

Bacon, Edmund, bart. : son of Nicholas Bacon, bart., of Gillingham, Norfolk.

M.A. 1669-70. Succeeded his father, as second baronet. Died with-
out issue, 1684 : buried at Gillingham. (v. Blomrf, viii. 10.) Gave to the
library the works of Dionysius Halicamasseus, 1586. Described as aged 14 in
the Via. of 1664.

Crew, John : son of John Crew, of Bury St Edmunds. Bom there. At school
there, under Dr Stevens, eight years. Age 17. Admitted sizar, April 17,
1666. Surety, Mr Ellys.

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B.A. 1670-1 : M.A. 1683. Scholar, Mids' 1666 to Mich- 1667. Sub-
scribed for deacons' orders (Norw.), Dec. 17, 1670; as curate of Rougham.
Under-master of Rochester school. Vicar of Hartlip, Kent, 1677-1704.
Minor canon of Rochester cathedral Buried in the cathedral, 1704. The
father was probably a schoolmaster : his will was proved (P. C. C.) 1684 : *'of
Bury."

*Crayford, Robert : son of Robert Crajford, rector of Grinstead, Sussex (formerly
of the College, 1639). Born in Cambridge (bapt. at St Edward's, June 12,
1649). At school there, two years, and at Grinstead, seven years : under his
father. Age 16. Admitted pensioner, April 24, 1666. Surety, Mr Ellya

B.A. 1669-70 : M.A. 1673. SchoUr, L. Day 1666 to Mids' 1671. Junior
fellow, Mids' 1671 to Mich' 1680. Logic lecturer, 1675. Ordained deacon
(Ely) Dec. 1671 : priest (Chich.) Oct. 3, 1675. Vicar of Famingham, Kent,
1678. Rector of Barcomb, Suss., 1683-1709. Vicar of Pevensey, 1693-1709.
Chaplain to Lady Hunsdon. Married Katherine Saywell, of £. Grinstead.
Buried at Barcomb, Sep. 21, 1709. (K H. W. D.)

Drury, Waters : son of William Drury, gent., of Downham Market. Bom there.
At school, under Mr Halfheade, five years ; and at Lynn, under Mr Bell, three
years. Age 17. Admitted sizar, April 25, 1666. Surety, Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1669-70 : M.A. 1673. Scholar, Mich' 1666 to Mich* 1673. Ordained
deacon (Peterb.) May 25, 1673 : priest (Chich.) Dec. 21, 1673. Curate of
Dicklebuigh, Norf., 1673. Vicar of Stow Bardolph, Nort, 1674-1722. Rector
of Wimbotsham, 1674-1722. Died 1722.

Sayer, John : son of Richard Sayer, gent., of Pulham St Mary the Virgin, Norfolk.
School, Eye, under Mr Francis and Mr Browne, two years. Age 21. Ad-
mitted fellow-commoner. May 17, 1666. Surety, Mr Ellys.

Admitted at the Inner Temple, June 29, 1666. Succeeded to his father's
estate in 1667. Died Ap. 21, 1677. ML to him and to his mother in
Pulham church. Will proved (Norw. C. C.) Oct. 26, 1677. He gave to our
library the Museum Wormianum (of Olaus Worm, 1655).

Webster, Richard: son of Richard Webster, gent., of Aldeby, near Haddiscoe,
Norfolk. Bom at Weston, Suffolk. Educated at home, under Mr Margerum ;
and at Barsham and Beccles, for seven years. Age 17. Admitted to the
schohirs' tabla Tutor, Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1669-70: M.A. 1673. Scholar, K Day 1667 to Mich' 1673. Or-
dained deacon (Norw.) March 16, 1673-4; as curate of Aldeby: priest (da)
June 14, 1674 ; as curate of Burgh St Peter. Rector of Gt Poringland, Norf.,
1674-84. Rector of Bixley, 1674. Rector of Glemsford, Suff, 1682. Vicar of
Poslingford, 1716-22. Married Jane, daughter of Anthony Sparrow, Bp of
Norwich. A non-juror in 1690; but afterwards submitted. Buried at
Poslingford, Jan. 18, 1721-2. Author: Sermon, 1712.

Eglington, Anthony: son of Henry Eglington, gent, of Bawdeswell, Norfolk. School,
Seaming, under Mr Burton. Admitted to the scholars' table, June 19, 1666.
Age 17. Tutor, Mr Robinson.

B.A. 1669-70 (4th out of 14, in the list) : M.A. 1673. Scholar, Mids'
1667 to Mids' 1672. Ordained deacon (Norw.) March 16, 1673-4; as curate
of Foxley, Norf.

Warburton, G^rge : (second) son of George Warburton, bart, of (Arley) Cheshire.
Age 16. Admitted to the schoUrs' table, June 21, 1666. Tutor, Mr Ellys.

Migrated to Oxford: matriculated there at Trin. Coll., May 23, 1667.
Admitted at Gray's Inn, June 23, 1666. Called to the bar, 1673. Of the
€U>re, in Aston, parish of Budworth, Cheshire. (J. F.)

428 QONVILLB AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Piokering, John : son of John Pickering, attorney at law, of Cackfield, Sussex.
Bom there. At school there, seven years, under Messrs Rowst, D^me, and
Taylour. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table, June 21, 1666.
Surety, Mr EUys.

Migrated to Oxford. Graduated there: B.A. 1670: M.A, 1674. Vicar
of Westham, Suss., 1674. Chaplain to the Bp of Llandaff, 1675. Rector of
Tarring Neville, Suss., 1675. Deprived as a non-juror, 1690. (K H. W. D.)

King, John : son of John King, M.D., fellow of the College of Physicians, London.
Born in London. At school, under Mr Dugard, seven years. Age 17. Ad-
mitted to the scholars' table, June 21, 1666. Tutor, Mr Jenkes.

M.B. (lU, reg.) Nov. 26, 1670. Scholar, L. Day 1667 to L. Day 1671.

Wilcocke, Arthur : son of Arthur Wilcocke, gent., of Crowan, Cornwall. Bom
there. School, Great Torrington, under Mr Lanford. Age 19. Admitted
sizar. May 31, 1666. Tutor and surety, Mr Basset.

B.A. 1669-70. Ordained priest (Exeter) June 2, 1672.

Collier, Jeremiah : son of Jeremiah Collier, clerk, of Papworth, Cambs. Bom
at Quy (the home of his mother, Elizabeth Smith). School, Ipswich, under
his father. First, admitted sizar, June 6, 1666; and afterwards, April 10,
1669. Age 18. Surety, Mr Ellys.

The celebrated non-juror. B.A. 1672-3 : M.A. 1676. Scholar, Christ^
1669 to Mich' 1676. Ordained deacon (Ely) Sep. 24, 1676 : priest (Lond.)
Feb. 24, 1677-8. Chaplain to the Countess of Dorset at Knowle, Kent.
Rector of Ampton, Suff., 1679-85. Lecturer at Gray's Inn, 1685. He lost
his preferment at the Revolution, owing to his political opinions, and was
more than once imprisoned. He lived mostly in London, and ministered to a
non-juring congregation. Consecrated to the episcopal office in 1713. Died
Ap. 26, 1726. Buried at St Pancras, London. Author: Ecclesiastical
Dictionary; and numerous political and religious pamphlets, of which the
' Short View of the Immorality and Profaneness of the English Stage * is best
known, (v. D. N. B.)

Lake, Richard : son of William Lake, clerk, of Little Stoughton, Beds. Bom there.
School, Kimbolton, Hunts., for two years. Age 16. Admitted sizar, June 18,
1666. Surety, Mr Bagge.

B. A (Sid.) 1669-70 : M. A. 1673. Incorporated at Oxford, July 16, 1673.
Migrated to Sidney, Oct. 2, 1668; appointed fellow there, by royal mandate,
Jan. 10, 1675-6. University praelector in philosophy, 1677. Ordained deacon
(Line.) 1676; licensed for ordintltion as priest by the Abp of Canterbury,
1682. Rector of Avon Dassett, Warw., 1682. A non-juror in 1690. Licensed
to marry Elizabeth Clopton, of Islington, Middx., Dea 24, 1677.

Burchall, James: son of Thomas Burchall, butcher, of Swinyard, Cheshire.
School, Loughton, under Mr Ingham, five years. Age 16. Admitted sizar,
under Mr Ellys, June 21, 1666.

B.A. 1669-70. Subscribed for holy orders at Chester, June 5, 1671.

Mace, John. Admitted sizar.

Halcott, John : (second) son of Matthew Halcott, tanner, of Litcham, Norfolk.
School, Scarning, under Mr Burton, six years. Age 17. Admitted to the
scholars' table, Sep. 26, 1666. Tutor, Mr Robinson.

B.A. 1670-1. Scholar, L. Day 1667 to Mich" 1671. Admitted at the
Middle Temple, Feb. 10, 1670. Buried at Litcham, Ap. 20, 1682; where
he gave a sUver communion plate for the church. Monument there, (v.
Carthew, ii. 732.)

1666—1667. 429

Grigaon, William : son of Robert Grigson, gent., of Hardingham (bapt. at Reymer-
stone, Jan. 3, 1649-50). School, Seaming, under Mr Burton, four years.
Age 16. Admitted to the scholars* table, Sep. 26, 1666. Surety, Mr
Robinson.

B.A. 1670-1 : M.A. 1674. Scholar, L. Day 1667 to Mids' 1674. Or-
dained deacon (Norw.) July 1673 : as curate of Hardingham : priest (do.)
March, 1673-4 ; as curate of St Mich, at Plea, Norwich. Rector of Morley
St Botolph, Norf., 1674-1725. Rector of Hardingham, 1674-1725. Married
Susan, daughter of Miles King, of Hardingham, gent. Bought the manor
of ShadweUs in Morley. Died Jan. 17, 1724-5. Buried at Morley. M.I.
there, (v. Elcmef. ii. 477 ; and Howard's Vis. of Suff.y ii. 80.) Will proved
(Norw. C. C.) 1725. (F. G.)

MiCH» 1666— MiCH» 1667.

Gapell, Gkunaliel : son of Gamaliel Capell, D.D., rector of Icklingham, Suffolk.
Bom at Stanton. School, Bury St Edmunds, under Dr Stevens, two, and
under Mr Leeds, four years. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table, Sep.
29, 1666. Surety, Mr Ellys.

Scholar, Mich' 1667 to Mich' 1668. According to Davy {Suff. Fed.,
xiz. 122) he married Hester daughter of Robert Maddocks of Froston, Esq. ;
but the dates seem confused. Pedigree in Via. of Herts. , 1634.

Bagge, Ralph : son of Francis Bagge, gent., of Oockley Cley, Norfolk. Schools,
Swaffham, one year, under Mr Harvey ; and Cambridge, three years, under
Mr Griffith. Age 15. Admitted to the scholars' table, July 7, 1666. Tutor,
Mr Bagge.

B.A. 1670-1, Scholar, Mids' 1667 to Mich* 1672.

Seycill (Cecil), William : son of Robert Seycill, gent., of Herefordshire (f Herts.).
Bom in London. School, Waltham Abbey, under Mr Spratt and Dr Reeve.
Age 14. Admitted to the scholars' table, Feb. 20, 1666-7. Tutor, Mr
Ellys.

B.A. 1670-1 : M.A. 1674. Scholar, Mich* 1667 to Mich" 1674. Rector
of the college living of St Michael's Coslany, Norwich, 1676-1715. Buried
there, Oct. 9, 1715. Will proved (Norw. C. C.) 1715.

Maddox, John : son of John Maddox, carpenter, of Harrow on the HilL Bom at
Roxeth, Middlx. School, Harrow, under Mr Hide, three years ; and under
Mr Johnson, six years. Age 17. Admitted sizar, March 9, 1666-7. Surety,
Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1670-1 : M.A. 1678. Scholar, L. Day 1667 to Mich' 1674.

Staynes, Richard : son of Thomas Staynes, gent, of Thirsk, Yorkshire. At school
there, six years, under Messrs Buck and Parkes. Age 17. Admitted to the
scholars' table, March 30, 1667. Surety, Mr Thompson.

Scholar, Mich* 1667 to L. Day 1670. Admitted at Gray's Inn, Feb. 12,
1669-70.

Randall, Humphry: son of Robert Randall, Esq., of Kentisbury, Devon. At
school, under Mr Naylour, five years. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars'
table, April 10, 1667. Tutor, Mr Ellys.

Scholar, Mids' 1667 to Christ' 1669. Admitted at Gray's Inn, May 1,
1669 ; and at the Middle Temple, Nov. 4, 1672.

430 OONVILLE AND CAIC7S COLLEGE.

Chichester, Heniy : son of Henry Chichester, gent., of Sherwell, Devon (bapt at
Marwood, Oct. 14, 1650). Schools, Combniartin, under Mr Whitty, two years;
and Barnstaple, under Mr Hughes, four years. Age 16. Admitted to the
scholars' table, April 10, 1667. Surety, Mr Ellya

B.A. 1670-1: M.A. 1674. Incorporated at Oxford, July 13, 1675.
Scholar, L. Day 1667 to Mich' 1674. Subscribed for priests' orders (Exeter),
Sept. 20, 1674. Rector of Berrynarbor, Devon, 1674-1714. Licensed to
preach in the diocese, Nov. 12, 1674. Died March 30, 1714: buried at
Berrynarbor. Wife Susanna, buried 1710. Brother of Amias, 1669; and
. Edward, 1673.

Grimes, John : son of John Grimes, gent., of Thetford. Bom in Norwich (bapt.
at St Pet Mancroft, Oct, 21, 1649). School, Thetford, under Mr Keene, four
years. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table, April 10, 1667. Surety,
Mr Robinson.

B.A. 1670-1 : M.A. 1674. Scholar, Mids' 1667 to Mich* 1671. Sub-
scribed for deacons' orders (Norw.), Dec 23, 1671 ; as curate of Fakenham,
8i\K Perhaps vicar of Kinoulton, Notts., 1675.

Kettlewell, John: son of Arthur Kettlewell, goldsmith, of Gatesend, Norfolk.
Bom there. School, Lynn, under Mr Bell. Age 18. Admitted sizar. May 3,
1667. Tutor and surety, Mr Basset.

B.A. 1670-1. SchoUr, Mich' 1668 to L. Day 1672.

Hey, Thomas : son of Christopher Hey, of Watton, Norfolk. Bom there (bapt.
Dec. 21, 1649). School, Seaming, under Mr Burton, six years. Age 17.
Admitted sizar, March 10, 1666-7. Surety, Mr Robinson.

B.A. 1670-1. Scholar, Mich- 1667 to Mids' 1671. Ordained priest
(York), June 9, 1695. Rector of Headon, Notts., 1695-1707. Died 1707.
The father was a mercer of Watton : a copper token issued by him is described
by Ewing {Nor/. Lists, p. 193).

Taylour, William: son of William Taylour, gent., of Holme, Norfolk. Bom
there. School, Moulton, Lincolnshire. Age 16. Admitted fellow-commoner.
May 30, 1667. Surety, Mr Bassett.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, June 3, 1670. Gave to tlie library the Works of
Charles I., 1662.

Mazey (Massey), John: son of Henry Mazey; innkeeper of Cambridga Bom
there (bapt. at Gt St Mwys, Nov. 24, 1649). At school, under Mr Griffith,
six years. Age 16. Admitted sizar, May 9, 1666 (sic). Surety, Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1669-70: M.A. 1673. Scholar, L. Day 1666 to Mich- 1671.
Rector of Coningsby, Linca, 1679-82. Buried there, March 31, 1682. Brother
of Henry, 1653.

Neale, Thomas : son of Thomas Neale, gent., of Saxmundham, Suffolk. Bom at
Blythburgh. School, Theberton, under Mr Davies, eight years. Age 15.
Admitted to the scholars' table, April 17, 1667. Tutor, Mr Ellys.

LL.D. {Ut reg,) 1681. Admitted at Gray's Inn, Nov. 19, 1668. Of
Bramfield, Suff., Esq. Married Mary, daughter of Thomas Else, Esq., of
St Andrew, Ilketshall. "One of the best magistrates of his time": M.I. to
him, and to bis wife and daughter, in Blythburgh church, Suff. Died, Feb.
17, 1704. Benefactor to the parish (Suckling, ii. 162).

♦Ward, John : son of Edward Ward, bart., of Bixley, Norfolk. Bom there (bapt.
Jan. 9, 1650-1). Schools, Surlingham, under Mr Jewel, three years; and
Meudlesham, under Dr Smith, three years. Age 16. Admitted to the
scholars' table, April 23, 1667. Surety, Mr Ellys.

1667. 481

B.A. 1670-1. M.A. 1674. Scholar, Mich' 1667 to Mich- 1674. Junior
fellow, Mich* 1676 to Mich' 1681. University rhetoric prelector, 1674.
Probably ordained priest (line.) May 29, 1681. Rector of £. Bilney, Norf.,
1681-1708. Curate of Ryburgh, 1681. Curate of Bittering, 1684. Brother
of Robert, 1669.

Buck, John : son of Samuel Buck, attorney at law, of Wisbech, Cambs. Bom at
Bumham Thorpe, Norfolk. School, Wisbech, under Mr Frisney, eight years.
Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table. May 10, 1667. Tutor, Mr Ellys.

Waoe, Edmund: son of John Wace, gent, of Feltwell, Norfolk. Bom there.
At school, under Mr Ward, four ; Mr Smith, two ; and Mr Fish, three years.
Age 16. Admitted sizar. May 31, 1667. Surety, Mr Ellys.

RA. 1670-1. M.A. 1674. Scholar, Mich* 1670 to Mich- 1674.
Ordahied deacon (Norw.) Sep. 1674, as curate of Hock wold : priest, Feb.
1675-6. Rector of Rodney, Norf. 1681 : and of Hillborough, 1682-1734.
Died, Jan. 16, 1734. M.I. to his wife in Hillborough church. {Blomtf. vi.
115.) Will proved (Norw. C. C.) 1734. Brother of John, 1662.

Chrowsey (Orowsley), Richard : son of Richard Chrowsey, gent., of Hkley, York-
shire. Bom there. At school there, under Mr Cotes, two; and under
Mr Dennison, three years. Age 17. Admitted sizar, June 1, 1667. Surety,
Mr Thompson.

B.A. (Jes.) 1670-1. Migrated to Jesus College, May 2, 1668.

Calthorp, Charles: son of James Calthorp, Esq., of East Barsham, Norfolk
(formerly of the college; 1619-20). Bom thera Schools, Barsham, under
Mr Lambe, ^Ye years; and Lynn, under Mr Bell, two years. Age 17.
Admitted to the scholars' table. Tutor, Mr Ellys.

Third son. Died, without issue. Not. 8, 1677. Buried at K Barsham.
M.I. there. (Davy.) For pedigree, see Calthorp of E. Barsham in Vis, of
Norfolk.

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Knights, William: son of William Knights, gent., of Denny Abbey, Cambs.
Bom there. School, Impington. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table,
June 19, 1667. Age 16. Surety, Mr Kitchingman.

Fox, Edmund: bom at Saxthorpe, Norfolk. Schools, Holt, under Mr Mazey;
and Walsingham, under Mr JPitts. Age 16. Admitted sizar, June 19, 1667.
Surety, Mr Robinson.

Scholar, Mich* 1668 to his death. Died in college : buried at St Michael's,
Dec. 27, 1670.

Oates, Titus : son of Samuel Oates, clerk, rector of (All SS.) Hastings, Sussex. Bom
at Oakham, Rutlandshire. At school, in London (Merchant Taylors), under
Mr Mackmillian, one year, and under other masters, for about three years.
Age 18. Admitted sizar, June 29, 1667. Tutor, Mr Ellys.

This worthy migrated to St John's, but took no degree at Cambridge.
As regards his college career. Baker says that his tutor (then Sir John ElUs)
told him that Oates " was a liar from the beginning : he stole or cheated his
tailor of a gown, which he denied with horrid imprecations." Baker adds
that his tutor at St John's said that " he was a dunce, ran into debt, and was
sent away." Some further particulars of his early life are given in Adam
Elliott's autobiographical sketch. "He and the plague bo^h visited the
University in the same year. He was very remarkable for a canting fanatical
way conveyed to him with his Anabaptistical education ; and in our Acade-
mical exercises when others declaimed Oates always preached" (v. Caian
about Adam Elliott, Vol. ii.). Kin baptism does not appear in the Oakham
register.

432 QONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEQE.

Day, Henry: (seventh) son of Thomas Day, Esq., of Scoulton, Norfolk. Bora
there. Educated at home, under Mr Day, two years ; and at Norwich, under
Messrs Farrow and Lovering, three years. Age 17. Admitted to the
scholars' table, Jan. 9, 1667-^. Surety, Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1670-1: M.A. 1674. Incorporated at Oxford, June 21, 1688.
Scholar, Mich* 1667 to Mich* 1674. Ordained deacon (Norw.), Sep. 1674,
as curate of Heigham: priest, Nov. 1674. Vicar of Hunstanton, 1674-1703.
Died July 21, 1703; without issue. M.I. at Hunstanton. Said to have
been a non-juror in 1690 : if so, he must have submitted soon after.

Sherive, Christopher : son of Christopher Sherive, of Great Bradley, Suffolk. Born
there. Educated privately, under Mr Burrell. Age 16. Admitted sisar,
July 2, 1667. Surety, Mr Bagge.

B.A. 1670-1 : M.A. 1674. Scholar, Mich' 1668 to Mich* 1670. Sub-
scribed for deacons' orders (Norw.), Oct. 17, 1670; as curate of Cavendish:
ordained priest (Norw.) Sep. 1674, as curate of Kennet, Suff. Rector of
Hawkchurch, Dors., 1676-1727. Died, Jan. 4, 1727-8.

Clough, James : son of Oervase Clough, doctor (' medicus '), of Ashton, Lancashire.
(Born at Winwick.) School, Winwick, under Mr Goaret (Gorst), five years.
Age 21. Admitted sizar, July 2, 1667. Surety, Mr Bagge.

B.A. 1670-1 : M.A. 1674. Scholar, Mich' 1668 to Mich' 1671. Sub-
scribed for deacons' orders (Norw ), July 11, 1671 ; as curate of Gt Walsing-
ham; ordained priest (do.), Dec. 24, 1671. Rector of Houghton, Norl,
1671: of Burningham Winter, 1680-1713; and of Suffield, 1686-1713.
Died, Dec. 28, 1713. M.I. in Suffield church.

Deye (Deave), Oliver : son of Thomas Deye, Esq., of Hoxne, Suffolk. Born there
(oapt. March 26, 1648). School, Eye, under Mr Brown, six years. Age 17.
Admitted sizar, July 5, 1667. Surety, Mr Bagge.

Scholar, Mich* 1668 to L. Day 1670. Barrister at law. Died unmarried
(and intestate, v. Dublin Records) 1686 : buried in Dublin Cathedral (Davy.)

Dade, Nathaniel : son of Thomas Dade, Esq., of Tannington. Born there. School,
Bury St Edmunds, under Mr Leeds. Age 14. Admitted to the scholars'
table, Aug. 2, 1667. Surety, Mr Ellys.

Scholar, Mich" 1668 to Christ* 1671. See John, 1665-6.

MiCH» 1667— MiCH» 1668.

Howard, Henry : son of Henry Howard, gent., deceased. Bom at Moulton. At
school there, under Mr Wickam, eight years. Admitted to the scholars'
teble, Oct. 12, 1667. Tutor, Mr EUys.

B.A. 1671-2: (M.A. 1675). Scholar, Mich- 1668 to Mich* 1675.
Ordained deacon (Norw.), Dec. 1675; as curate of Moulton: priest, Feb.
1675-6. Vicar of the coll^je living of Mutford, Suff, 1675-1680. Buried
there, Dec. 8, 1680.

Glascock, Christopher: son of Christopher Glascock, of Felsted, Essex, school-
master. Bom in Ipswich. At school, under his father. Age 16. Admitted
to the scholars* table, Oct. 15, 1667. Surety, Mr Thorpe. Previously
admitted at Emmanuel College, April 30, 1667, under the said Mr Thorpa

B.A. 1670-1. M.A, 1674. Scholar, Mich* 1667 to Mich* 1674. The
father, master successively at Chipping Ongar, Ipswich and Felsted, for about
40 years, died 1689 ; leaving a manor in Writtle, Essex, to his son Thomas,
town clerk of Colchester. His son Christopher was then living. (Morant
II. 67.)

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1667—1668. 438

Fair, Samuel : son of Ellis Fair, fanner : of Ovington, Essex. Born at Ashen.
School, Felstead, under Mr Glascock, six years. Age 17. Admitted sizar,
Oct 15, 1667. Tutor, Mr Thorpa Previously enter^ at Emmanuel College,
under the said Mr Thorpe, April 13, 1667.

B.A. 1670-1: M.A. 1674. Scholar, Mich* 1668 to L. Day 1671.
Ordained deacon (Norw.), June 1674, as curate of Sisland : priest, Feb. 27,
1680-1. Vicar of Lit. Waldingfield, Suffi, 1680. Vicar of Gt Finborough.
Vicar of Stowmarket, 1688-1710. "M' Samuel Farr, Vicar of Stowmarket,
and M" Mary Deynes, married " at Whitton, Nov. 7, 1689. Died, March 13,
1709-10 ; aged 58. M. I. to him and his wives Susanna and Mary. Ad-
ministration granted (Norw. C. C), 1709 : 'of Stowmarket, clerk.'

Mott, William : son of Edward Mott, gent., of Caldecot, near Swafifham Market,
Norfolk. Bom at West Barsham. Schools, Fakenham and Walsingham,
under Mr Bishop, two years ; Swaffham, under Messrs Harvey and Roberts,
three years; Beechamwell, under Mr Cooper, one year; Lynn, under
Mr Bell, four years ; and Docking, under Mr Wyndell, nine months. Age 18.
Admitted to the scholars' table, Oct. 15, 1667. Surety, Mr EUys.
Brother of Luke, 1670-1.

Rolle, Alexander: son of Alexander Rolle, 'jurisconsultus,' deceased. Bom at
Atherington, Devon (bapt Dec. 18, 1650). School, Barnstaple, under Mr
Hume, seven years. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table,
Dec. 10, 1667. Surety, Mr Basset.

Probably of Tavistock, Devon, gent. : son admitted at Christ Church,
Oxford, 1697.

^reen, Christopher: son of Christopher Green, the college cook. Bom in
Cambridge (baptized at St Botolph's, Feb. 23, 1651-2^ At school, under
Mr Griffith, seven years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, Dec. 13,
1667. Tutor, Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1671-2 (9th, out of 17, in the Hst): M.A. 1675: M.D. 1685.
Scholar, Mich* 1668 to L. Day 1674. Junior fellow, L. Day 1674 : senior (by
royal mandate, Oct. 3, 1682) Mich' 1682 to Christ^ 1688. Held the offices of
ethical lecturer, 1676, 79-81 : Greek lecturer, 1688: bursar, 1687: steward,
1684-6 ; and dean, 1682. Regius Professor of Physic, 1700-41. Married,
at Hildersham, Cambs., Jan. 21, 1688-9, Susan Flack, of Linton. Died, Ap.
1, 1741. " He died, very aged, at Cambridge, where I remember him, a very
tall thin well-looking old man; excessively well-painted in some pictures I
have seen of him, in his D* of Physic's robes " (Cole, Ath, CaiU,), Portrait in
the College Hall. The will of his father, *' Christopher Green, gent." was
proved in the V.-C. Court, Camb., July 2, 1697.

Ward, John. B.A. 1667-8. Ordained deacon (Norw.) Dec. 18, 1670: priest
(do.) Jan. 5, 1672-3. Rector of Billockby, Nort, 1673-9. Rector of Amnere,
1678-1705.

Partington, Thomas : son of Thomas Partington, linendraper, deceased. Bom at

Little Walsingham, Norfolk. At school, under Messrs Watts and Pitts.

Age 18. Admitted to the scholars' table, Jan. 23, 1667-8. Surety, Mr Bagg.

B.A. 1671-2. Scholar, Mich- 1668 to L. Day 1673. Probably buried at

Lit. Walsingham, Dec. 5, 1673. Second son : pedigree in Via, of Nor/., 1664.

Dawney, John : son of Edward Dawney (formerly of the college, 1634), rector of
Salthouse, Norfolk. Bom there. Schools, Holt, under Mr Mazey, four
years; and Norwich, three years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table,
March 17, 1667-8. Tutor, Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1671-2 : M.A. 1675. SchoUr, Mich- 1668 to Mich* 1675. Sub-
scribed for deacons' orders (Norw.) Aug. 2, 1675: ordained priest (Ely)

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434 OONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Oct. 3, 1675. Rector of Roydon, Norf., 1675-1704; and of Caston, 1691-
1704.

Smithy Edward : son of Edward Smith, minister, of Rotherbj, Lincohishire (sic).
Bom at Hoby, Leicestershire. Schools, Loughborough, under Mr SomerviU,
seven years; and Melton Mowbray, under Mr Stokes. Age 17. Admitted
sizar, Miirch 26, 1668. Tutor, Mr Bagg.

B.A. 1671-2. Scholar, Mich* 1668 to Mich* 1672. Ordained priest
(York) June 11, 1682.

Cutcliffe, Charles : son of John Cutcliffe, Esq., of Ilfracombe, Devon. Bom at
Bishops Tawton. Schools, Ilfracombe, under Mr Prince, half a year;
Braunton, under Mr Penrowes, one year ; Barnstaple, under Mr Humes, half
a year; Tawstock, under Mr Naylour, two years; Torrington, under Mr
Lflkrford, one year ; and Tawstock, under Mr Hooper, three years. Age 16.
Admitted April 1, 1668, pensioner to the bachelors' table. Tutor, Mr Mlys.

Prince, William : son of Leonard Prince, minister, of Exeter. Bom at Dalwood,
Devon. Schools, Ilfracombe, under his father and under Mr Shopley, nine
months ; Barnstaple, under Mr Humes, a year and a half ; and Exeter, under
Mr Bradford, one year. Age 16. Admitted sizar, April 1, 1668. Surety,
Mr EUys.

B.A. 1671-2: M.A. 1675. Scholar, Mich* 1668 to Mich- 1675. Sub-
scribed for priests' orders (Exeter) Feb. 20, 1675-6. Rector of Clovelly,
1699 ; succeeding Oliver Naylor, of 1646.

De Grey, William : son of James De Grey (formerly of the college, 1630), Esq., de-
ceased. Bom at Merton, Norfolk. School, Tfaetford, under Mr Keen, about
a year. Age 16. Admitted fellow-commoner, April 22, 1668. Surety,
Mr Robinson.

M.A. {lit, reg.) 1671. Admitted at the Middle Temple, May 22, 1671.
Resided at Merton. M.P. for Thetford, 1685. Married Elizabeth, sister and
co-heiress of Thomas Bedingfield, of Darsham, Suff., Esq. Buried March 1,
1686-7. (See extracts from his note-books in If or/. Ant. Mite lu. 81.) Gave
to our library Bochart's Geography, 1646.

Hobart^ James : eldest son of James Hobart, Esq., of Mendham, Suffolk. Bom
there (Oct. 21, 1652). Schools, Hoxne, under Mr Hall, three years; Diss,
under Messrs Barbar and Wales, two years ; and Thorpe Abbots, under Mr
Jarmy, one year. Age 17. Admitted fellow-commoner. May 2, 1668. Surety,
Mr Bagg.

Died at Mendham. Buried there, March 31, 1673 ; aged 23. M. I. there.
Gave to the library Du Bartas' Divine Weeks, 1641.

Punchard, John : son of John Punchard, attomey at law, of Bedingfield, Suffolk.
Bom there. School, Thorpe Abbots, Norfolk, under Mr Jarmy, seven years.
Age, over 14. Admitted sizar, May 27, 1668. Surety, Mr EUys.

B.A. 1671-2: M.A. 1675. Scholar, Mich- 1668 to L. Day 1675. Or-
dained deacon (Norw.), Dec. 19, 1674 ; as curate of Aspall, Suffl : priest (do.)
Dec. 1677; as curate of Boy1x)n. Vicar of Ash, Suff., 1674: rector of
Hasketon, 1678-1736: vicar of Sutton All SS., Suff., 1702. Married
Prudence, sister of Stephen Camborne, rector of Lawshall, at Campsey Ash,
Jan. 5, 1675-6. Buried at Hasketon, Jan. 14, 1736-7. Will proved (Norw.)
1737. (History of the family in Trans, of Devon Asa. 1893.)

Saint John, Henry : eldest son of Walter Saint John, bart, of Liddiard (Tregoee),
Wilts. Bom at Battersea, Surrey. School, Eton, seven years, under Mr
Mountague. Age 16. Admitted fellow- commoner, May 29, 1668. Surety.
Mr Jenkes.

1668. 435

M.A. (Joh.) 1669; by lit reg. Incorporated at Oxford, July 13, 1669.
D. C. L. (Oxf.) 1702. M.P. for Wootton Bassett, 1679, 81, 85, 89, 90, 98 :
M.P. for Wilts., 1695. Created Baron St John, of Battersea, and Viscount
St John : father of Henry, Lord Bolingbroke. In 1684 he pleaded guilty
to the murder of Sir W. Estcourt, in a sudden quarrel at a supper party;
but obtained a reprieve for £16,000. Died Ap. 1742. (v. Brayley's Swrrey^
III. 173). Gave to our library Proclus on Plato (Hamb. 1618).

Evans, Richard : son of Richard Evans, tailor, of Battersea. Born there. School,
Eton, under Mr Mountague, seven years. Age 25. Admitted sizar (' pauper
scholaris et mediastinus ') of Mr St John. Tutor, Mr Jenkes.

Barber, Robert : son of Thomas Barber, gent., deceased, late of Denver, Norfolk.
Bom there. Schools, Swaffham Market, under Mr Half head, two years;
and Thetford, under Mr Keen, three years. Admitted pensioner to the
bachelors' table, June 9, 1668. Surety, the Master.

Admitted M.A. per lit, reg.,, 1671. Gave Dugdale's Baronage of England^
1675, to our library. Died young : not mentioned in the pedigree in Norf.
Arch, III. 128. Buried at Denver, Nov. 6, 1677. Will (in CoU. Treasury)
dated Nov., 1677, "of Denver, gent.** Leaves property in Lynn, Ac., to
uncle Edward Barber : "10 guineas and my best vyolin to my dear affected
friend Mrs Ann Pamplin, of Haddenham." Mentions brother Thomas; of
1671-2.

Essex, Thomas : son of Thomas Essex, rector of Reedham, Norfolk. Bom at
Wickhampton. Schools, Norwich, under Mr Levering, four years; Sisland,
under Mr Bell, three months; Beccles, under Mr Wells, one year; and
Thetford, under Mr Keen, two years. Age 16. Admitted sizar, June 22,
1668. Surety, Mr EUys.

B. A 1672-3 : M.A. 1677. Scholar, Mich" 1668 to Mich* 1670. Or-
dained deacon (Norw.) Sep. 1673; curate of Reedham: priest, Sep. 1674.
Rector of Moulton, 1675. Rector of Beighton, 1676-81. Will of Thomas
Essex, rector of Reedham, proved (Norw. C. C.) 1689.

Buxton, Thomas: son of Thomas Buxton (formerly of the college, 1625), gent.,
of Dickleburgh, Norfolk. Born at Bamham Broom. Schools, Eye, six years,
under Mr Browne; Diss, Dickleburgh, and Thorpe Abbots, under Messrs
Barbar, Payne and Jarmy, three years. Age 18. Admitted to the scholars'
table, June 26, 1668. Tutor, Mr Ellys.

Scholar, Mich" 1668 to Mich" 1670. Pedigree in Vie. of Nor/., 1664.

♦Ivory, Edmund : son of John Ivory, painter, of Cambridge. Bom there (bapt. at
St Edward's, Aug. 9, 1652). At the Perse School, under Mr Griffith, eight
years, except that whilst the plague was raging he went to Bury St Edmunds,
under Mr Leeds. Age 16. Admitted sizar, August 17, 1668. Surety, Mr
EUys.

B.A. 1672-3 : M.A. 1676. Scholar, Christ" 1669 to L. Day 1674. Junior
fellow, L. Day 1674 to L. Day 1681. Ordained deacon (Chich.) Nov. 20,
1674: priest (Lend.), May 21, 1676. Rector of BawdesweU, Norf., 1680-
1721. Will proved (Norw.) 1721, "of BUlingford."

Mich" 1668— Mich» 1669.

Hartstonge, Francis : son of Standish Hartstonge, gent., of Limerick, Ireland.
Bom in Norwich. Schools, Norwich, under Mr Levering, one year ; Limerick,
under Mr Smith, three years; Cork, under Mr Canowell (a Frenchman).
Age 17. Admitted fellow-commoner, Oct. 10, 1668. Surety, Mr Thorp.
Previously admitted at Trinity College, Dublin, April 10, 1668.

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436 QONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEQE.

Admitted at the Middle Temple, Aug. 10, 1668 : " son and heir of Standish,
of Limerick." Gave the AnnaU of Baronius, in 8 vols., and other works, to
our library. Brother of John and Standish, of 1676. Will proved 1688.

Ludkyn, Christopher: son of Christopher Ludkjn (formerly of the college, 1633),
M.D., of Ipswich. Bom at Swaffham Market, Norfolk. At school, under
Mr Stevenson, one year; and Thetford, under Mr Keen, two years. Age 17.
Admitted to the scholars' table, Dec. 12, 1668. Surety, Mr Jenny.
M.B. 1674. Scholar, Mich" 1669 to Mids' 1674.

Gleen, Rodney : son of Peter Gleen, bart., of Hardwick, Norfolk. Bom at Pilton,
Somersetshire. School, Moulton, Norfolk, under Mr Wickham, eight years.
Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, Feb. 10, 1668-9. Surety,
Mr EUys.

Died unmarried : buried at Hardwick. The father was created a baronet,
1665.

^Latham, John : son of John Latham, goldsmith, of London. Bom there. School,
Winwick, Lancashire, under Mr Gorss, five, and under Mr Jones, one year.
Age 15. Admitted sizar, Feb. 10, 1668-9. Surety, Mr Ellis.

B.A 1672-3: M.A. 1676. Scholar, Mich- 1669 to Mich- 1676. Junior
fellow (chaplain) Mich" 1676 to Mids' 1677. Logic lecturer, 1676. Ordained
deacon (Ely) 1676: priest (do.) 1677. Perhaps vicar of Bedingham, Norl
Rector of Etchingham, Suss., 1678-1724. Married (1) Mary, daughter of
Thomas Stephenson, clerk, Aug. 18, 1685; (2) Elizabeth, widow of William
Nowell, clerk, June 1 8, 1 696. Buried at Etchingham, Sep. 7, 1 724. (K H. W. D.)

Lowe, Thomas: son of John Lowe, deceased, of Hulme ('Holme'), Lancashire,
Bom at Ashton. School, Winwick, under Mr Goss, five years; Mr Jones,
one year, and Mr Atkinson, three months. Age 19. Admitted sizar, March
20, 1668-9. Surety, Mr Ellis.

RA. 1672-3: M.A. 1678. A "Mr Thomas Low, minister, aged about
30," committed suicide, March 30, 1684. {Cheshire Sheaf, in. 238.)

Buxton, Francis : son of Thomas Buxton, of Wymondham, Norfolk. Bom there.
School, Tivetshall, under Mr Jermy, two years ; and Eye, under Mr Browne,
four years. Age 18. Admitted sizar, March 23, 1668-9. Surety, Mr Ellis.
B.A. 1672-3 : M.A. 1676. Scholar, Mich" 1669 to Mich" 1676.

Crusoe, Francis: son of Aquila Cmsoe, citizen of Norwich. Bom there (bapt.
at St Pet. Mancroft, Jan. 27, 1651-2). At school (there), under Mr Lovering,
two years, and under Mr Mazey, four years. Ag^ 17. Admitted sizar,
March 30, 1669. Surety, Mr Ellis.

B.A. 1672-3: M.A. 1676. Incorporated at Oxford, July 11, 1676.
Scholar, Christ" 1669 to Mich' 1675 : he was nominated by Bp Cosin, as one
of the first of his scholars : he calls him '' the grandson of my ancient friend
Captain Crusa" Ordained deacon (Norw.) March 1673-4; as curate of
St Clement's, Norwich : priest (do.) Feb. 1674-5. Vicar of Calthorpe, Norf.,
1675. Rector of Swanton Abbot, 1679. Rector of Mautby, 1698. Married,
Nov. 15, 1692, at St Mary Aldermary, London, Anne Moberley.* Buried at
Mautby, July 3, 1717. First cousin of the nonconformist, Timothy, who was
at school with Defoe.

Brabbin, William : son of William Brabbin, gent., of the parish of Deane, Lanca-
shire. Bom there. School, Lymm, Cheshire, under Mr Flitgraft, one year ;
and Ringley, Lancashire, under Mr Taylor, two years. Age 18. Admitted
sizar, March 24, 1668-9. Surety, Mr Ellis.

B.A. 1672-3 : M.A. 1676. Ordained deacon (Glouc.) : priest (Norw.),
Feb. 1674-5. Rector of the college living of Mattbhall, Norf., 1676-89.

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Chaplain to the Earl of Bridgewater. Died Feb. 2, 1688-9 : buried at Mattis-
hall. M. I. there. Brother of Robert, 1671.

Wells, Thomas: son of John Wells (formerly of the college, 1630-1), clerk, of
Norfolk. Bom there. Schools, Diss, under Messrs Barber and Wales, four
years; and Tivetshall, under Mr Jenny, one year. Age 17. Admitted sizar,
March 24, 1668-9. Surety, Mr Blanks.

B.A. 1672-3. Scholar, L. Day 1669 to L. Day 1673. Subscribed for
deacons' orders (Norw.) May 24, 1673; as curate to his father at Scole,
Norf.

Bemey, Richard: eldest son of Richard Bemey, Esq., of Reedham, Norfolk.
Bom at Plaistow, Essex. Schools, Norwich (private), under Mr Locke, and
(public), under Mr Loveringe, two years ; also Lynn, under Mr Bell, two years.
Age 18. Admitted fellow-commoner. Surety, Mr Ellis.

Of Park Hall, Reedham, Esq. Sheriff of Norfolk, 1692. Married
Elizabeth, sister of James Cowan, Esq., and had issue. Died Oct. 18, 1695:
buried at Reedham. Will proved (P. C. C.) 1695. (F. G.) Gave Joseph
Mede's works, 1663, to our library. First cousin of the next.

Bemey, Richard : son of William Bemey, Esq., of Elsing, Norfolk. Bom there.
Educated first in his grandfather's house at Elsing, under Mr Winter ; after-
wards at school at Norwich, under Mr Lewis, three mouths ; and at Seaming,
under Mr Burton, seven years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table,
March 6, 1668-9. Surety, Mr Robinson.

Scholar, Mich* 1669 to L. Day 1673. Admitted at Lmcoln's Inn, Feb. 6,
1672-3. Of Swannington, Norf., Esq. Only son. Died 1675. Buried at
Elsing. Will proved (Norw. 0. C.) 1675. His mother was a daughter of
Thomas Browne of Elsing. (F. G.)

Crawley, John : son of Francis Crawley (formerly of the college, 1627), BJsq., of
Northaw, Herts. Schools, Luton, Beds., under Mr Roe, four years; and
St Paul's, London, under Mr Crumleholme. Age 17. Admitted pensioner to
the bachelors' table, April 21, 1669. Surety, Mr Ellis.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, May 19, 1671 : "son and heir of Francis, of
Someries." He and Joseph Barker gave the works of Sextus Empiricus (1621)
to the library, with other books.

Alston (Allastone), Edward : son of Joseph Alston, Esq. Bom at Chelsea. At
school, under Messrs Littleton and Cavey, two years; and at Brentford
(' Branford '), a year and a half under Mr Beverage. Age 19. Admitted
pensioner to the bachelors' table, May 7, 1669. Surety, Mr Thorpe.

Matriculated at Magdalen Hall, Oxford, Dec. 17, 1670. Of Loughton,
Bucks., Esq. Married Mary, daughter of Capt. Thompson. Will proved
(P. C. C), May 9, 1699. The father was created baronet in 1681. (F. G.)
Brother of Joseph, 1657.

* Chichester, Amias : son of Henry Chichester, gent, of Barnstaple, Devon. Bom
at Marwood. School, Barnstaple, under Mr Humes, four years. Age 16.
Admitted May 9, 1669. Surety, Mr Ellis.

B.A. 1672-3: M.A. 1676: M.D. 1687. Scholar, Mich* 1669 to Mich'
1673. Junior feUow, L. Day 1679 to Mich* 1695. Logic lecturer, 1678-81 :
ethical, 1681-7 ; rhet. pwelector, 1682-7. He was appointed fellow by the
master; on lapse, after non-agreement amongst the fellows. The latter
protested that none but Norf. or Suff. men could hold a Frankland fellowship.
Chichester was appointed ; but it was agreed not to admit him until the
visitors had been appealed to. We have no record of the results of any such
appeal. Afterwards lived at Sherwell, Devon. Married Anne Ward, of
Coxleigh, in SherwelL Buried at Sherwell. Will dated Oct. 6 : proved

488 QONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Nov. 12, 1708, by his widow Anne. Brother of Henry, 1667 ; and Edward,
1673.

Barker, Joseph: son of Edward Barker, gent., of Wandsworth, Surrey (bapt.
Oct. 7, 1651). Schools, Wandsworth, under Mr Horton, one year; West-
minster, under Mr Busby, two years ; and Wandsworth, under Mr Crumle-
home, six months. Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' taUe,
May 20, 1669. Surety, Mr Ellis.

Migrated to St Cath., 1672. B.A. (Oath.) 1674-5 : M.A. 1678. One of
these names was buried at Wandsworth, Sep. 8, 1676. The father was a
great ironmaster. (J. J. M.)

Baoon, William : son of William Baoon, clerk, of Pakefield, Suffolk. Bom there.
Schools, Pakefield, under Mr Treasure, four years ; Beccles, under Mr Busby,
two years; and Norwich, under Mr Mazey, three years. Admitted sizar,
May 5, 1669. Surety, Mr Ellia

RA. 1672-3: M.A 1676. Scholar, Christ^ 1669 to L. Day 1675.
Ordained deacon (Noi*w.), Mareh 16, 1673-4; as curate of Pakefield:
priest (do.), Mareh, 1679-80. Rector of Kirkley, Suff, 1680-97. Rector
of the mediety of Pakefield, 1680. Will proved (Norw. C. C.) 1698.

Sparhawk, Samuel : son of Edward Sparhawk, clerk, of Boreham, Essex. Bom at
Black Notley (bapt. Ap. 30, 1651). School, Felstead, under Mr Glascock,
two years. Age 17. Admitted sizar, June 28, 1669. Surety, Mr Thorpe.

B.A. 1672-3 : M.A. 1676. Scholar, Mich" 1669 to Mich- 1676. Ordained
deacon (Lond.), May 21, 1676. Vicar of Newnham, Herts., 1676-80. Vicar
of Norton, Herts., 1679-1739. Rector of Radwell, Herts,, 1679-1733. Died
in 1739. The lather was ejected from Black Notley in 1662.

Dyer, Swinerton : son of William Dyer, gent., of Tottenham High Cross, Middlesex.
Bom in London. Educated first at home under Mr Brankard; then at
Felstead school, under Mr Glascock, two years. Age 17. Admitted fellow-
commoner, June 8, 1669. Surety, Mr Thorpe.

Admitted at Lincoln's Inn, Ap. 13, 1670. Died young. Gave to our
library Aristotle's ffistoria Aniinalium (1619), and the Conunentaries of Caspar
Barthius (1624). His father was of Heytesbury, and married a descendant of
Sir J. Swynerton, Lord Mayor of London. Pedigree in Via. o/Middx, 1664.

Turner, William : son of Thomas Turner, gent., of Winwick, Lancashire. Bom
there. School, Ringley, under Mr Taylor. Age 19. Admitted sizar, June 9,
1669. Surety, Mr Thorpe.

Perhaps B.A. (Emm.) 1671-2.

Hart, James: son of Robert Hart, gent., of Westleigh, Lancashire. School,
Ringley, under Mr Taylor, three years. Age 17. Admitted sizar, June 10,
1669. Surety, Mr Thorpe.

B.A. 1672-3 : M.A. 1676. Scholar, Mich* 1672 to L. Day 1675. One of
these names was rector of Ightham, Kent, 1693 to his death, 1724-5.

Ward, Robert : son of Edward Ward, bart., of Bixley, Norfolk. Bom there (bapt.
Dec. 12, 1653). Schools, Norwich, under Mr Lovering; Mendlesham, Suffolk,
under Dr Smith, three years ; and Norwich, under Mr Mazey, a year and a
half. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, Aug. 4, 1669. Surety, Mr Ellys.
Scholar, Mich- 1669 to Mich- 1671. Admitted at the Middle Temple,
June 2, 1671. ? Steward of Norwich, 1688-90. Died about 1690-1.
Brother of John, 1667.

Scarburgh, Charles : son of Charles Scarburgh (formerly of the college, 1632-3),
knt; fellow of the Royal College of Physicians. Born in London. Educated
at home, under Mr John More. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the

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bachelors' table, Sep. 10, 1669. Surety, Mr £lli& (Re^mitted as fellow-
oommoner, Oct. 5, 1671).

M.A. 1674 (per lit. reg.). LL.D. 1681. Incorporated at Oxford, D.C.L.
Aug. 27, 1702. Admitted at the Middle Temple, May 18, 1670. Servant to
Prince George of Denmark : envoy from him to the king of Denmark.

Todd, John : son of John Todd, citizen of Norwich. Bom there. At school,
under Messrs Levering and Mazey. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars'
table, Sep. 10, 1669. Surety, Mr Ellis.

B.A. 1673-4 : M.A. 1677. Scholar, Christ" 1669 to Mich" 1675. Ordained
deacon (Norw.), Sept. 1675 ; as curate of Reepham : priest (do.), Aug. 1677.
Vicar of St Mary, South Walsham, 1677. Note in parish r^^ter : " semel
est calcanda via lethi : fui Todd, hujus ecclesife quondam vicarius."

Mich' 1669— Mich" 1670.

Digby, John : son of John Digby, gent., of Newport (* Newport Pond '), Essex.
Bom there.' Schools, Bardtield, under Mr Trot, one year: and Newport,
under Dr Edwards, three years. Age 18. Admitted sizar, Oct. 13, 1669.
Surety, Mr Ellis.

B.A. 1673-4. Scholar, L. Day 1670 to L. Day 1674. Vicar of Harling-
ton, Beds., 1693-1717.

Peyton, Yelverton: son of Thomas Pe3rton, Esq., of Rougham, Norfolk. Bom
there. School, Lynn, under Mr Bell. Age 18. Admitted pensioner to the
bachelors' table, Nov. 1, 1669. Surety, Mr Basset.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, Nov. 22, 1672. Of Rougham, Esq. Married
Hannah, daughter of Sir John Roberts, bart, of Bromley. His mother was a
daughter of Sir Wm Yelverton. There is a note in Wicken register, Cambs.
(where the father was lord of the manor), that he was baptized " at Mr Peyton's
house, Cambridge," Dec. 24, 1650; by tJie curate of Wicken. (v. Vis, of Suff.)

Wilson, Robert: son of Henry Wilson, merchant, of Thirsk, Yorks. Incorpo-
rated MA. 1670; from Sidney College; where he was admitted sizar, June
1663. B.A. (Sid.) 1666-7. Incorporated at Oxford, Nov. 27, 1679. Rector
of Holmpton, Yorks., 1684: vicar of Wei wick, 1684; and of Drypool, Hull,
1688. (J. Foster.)

Warren, John. Incorporated M.A. 1670. From Sidney Collie. B.A, 1644-5 :
M.A. 1648.

Reade, Charles (Chs. Crofts) : son of Thomas Reade, Esq., deceased ; of Bardwell,
Suffolk. Bom there. Schools, Thetford, under Mr Keen, two years; and
Bury St Edmunds, under Mr Leeds, five years. Age 1 7. Admitted fellow-
commoner, Jan. 18, 1669-70. Surety, Mr Ellis.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, July 1, 1671. Of Bardwell. Knighted, Sep.
26, 1674. Married Mary, daughter of Sir Thomas Hewitt, of Pishiobury,
Herts. Died Oct. 9, 1690: buried at Bardwell: M. I. there. Will proved
(P. C. C.) July 1692. (J. J. M.)

Reade, Thomas: son of Thomas Reade, Esq., deceased. Bom at Bardwell.
Schools, Thetford, under Mr Keen, two years ; and Bury St Edmunds, under
Mr Leeds, five years. Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table,
Jan. 21, 1669-70. Surety, Mr Ellys. (Re-admitted as fellow-commoner,
Nov. 13, 1674.)

MA. {lU, reg,) 1675. Admitted at Gray's Inn, July 1, 1671. Died,
unmarried, at Nottingham, March 28, 1678. Twin brother of the above.
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440 OONVILLR AND CAIUS CX)LLEQE.

conjunctuB ut morbo oontagioso correptus Nottinghame solus et ab omni pro-
pinquo remotus mori maluerit quam ut fratris salus veniret in perioolum " :
M. I. at Bardwell. Qavb Keble's Statutes (1676) to the library.

Briggs, Thomas : son of — Briggs, citizen of London. Bom in London. Schools,
Hatlield, Herts., under Mr Wilkins, a year and a half; and Safiron Walden,
under Messrs Burrows and Rix, five years. Age 16. Admitted to the
scholars' table, Feb. 14, 1669-70. Surety, Mr John Robinson.
Scholar, Mich" 1670 to Mich" 1672.

Browne, John : son of Nicholas Browne, gent., of Norwich. Bom there (bapt. at
St Pet. Mancroft) June 5, 1656). At a private school there, under Mr
Gushing, four years ; and at the public school, under Mr Mazey, three years.
Age 14. Admitted Bp of Durham's scholar, March 23, 1669-70. Surety,
Mr Robinson.

B.A. 1673-4: M.A. 1677. Scholar, Christ" 1669 to L. Day 1677.
Ordained deacon (Norw.), Sep. 1677 ; as curate of Kirstead : priest (do.),
June 1679 ; as vicar of Bedingham. Probably the John Brown, B.A. who
received the bishop's license to practice surgery, March 9, 1674-5.

^Warkehouse, William : son of John Warkehouse, attorney at law, deceased.
Bom at Sharrington, Norfolk. School, Norwich, under Messrs Lovering and
Masey, five years. Age 15. Admitted to the scholars' table, Dec 10, 1669.
Surety, Mr Robinson.

B.A. 1673-4 : M.A 1677. Scholar, L. Day 1670 to Mich" 1677. Junior
fellow, L Day 1679 to Mids' 1683. Ordained deacon (Norw.), Sep. 1677:
priest (do.), Dec. 1677. Rector of Swanton Abbot, Norf., 1677. Rector of
Larling, 1682-1722. Vicar of Shropham, 1684-1722. Chaplain to the
Earl of Lincoln. Licensed by the bishop, Sep. 12, 1713, to practise the
arts of physic and surgery in the diocese. Will proved (Norw. C. C.) "of
Shropham,^' 1723.

Wragge, Thomas: son of Thomas Wragge, of Barnston, Essex. Bom there.
School, Felstead, under Mr Glascock, eight years. Age 16. Admitted to the
scholars' table, Feb. 25, 1669-70. Surety, Mr Ellis.

B.A. 1673-4 : M.A 1677. Scholar, Mich" 1670 to L. Day 1677. Rector
of Waldingfield, Suff., 1675-80. Brother of Christopher, 1673.

Andre wes, Oliver: son of Oliver Andrewes, gent., of Sudbury, Suffolk. Bom
there. Schools, Sudbury, under Messrs Weston and Newson, two years;
and Felstead, under Mr Glascock, a year and a half. Age 18. Admitted
pensioner to the bachelors' table, March 9, 1669-70. Surety, Mr Thorpe.

Admitted at the Middle Temple, May 31, 1671. Died without issue, about
1676. (J. J. M.) Gave the Decreta of Laur. Bochellus (1609) to our library.

Loveringe, John : son of John Loveringe, gent., of Collibeare, Tawstock, Devon.
Bom there. At school there, under Mr Hooper, six years. Age 16.
Admitted to the scholars' table, March 28, 1670. Surety, Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1673-4: M.A 1677. Scholar, Mich" 1670 to Mids' 1677. Sub-
scribed for deacons' and priests' orders (Exeter), Dec. 22, 1677. Vicar of
Thomecombe, Dev., 1680.

♦Oram, Courtnay : son of Isaac Oram, deceased. Bom at Kenton, Devon. School,
Ottery (private), under Mr Austin, eight years. Age 17. Admitted to the
scholars' table, March 28, 1670. Surety, Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1673-4 : M.A. 1677. Scholar, Mich- 1670 to Mids' 1677. Junior
feUow, Mids' 1677 to L. Day 1687. Ordained priest (London), Feb. 24,
1677-8. Chaplain of the college, 1677-80.

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Bringloe, John : son of John Bringloe, gent, of Wilby, Norfolk. Bom at Rud-
ham. Schools, Botesdale, under Mr Locke, one year; Attleborough, under
Mr Shephard, one year ; and Moulton, under Mr Wickham, five years.
Age 15. Admitted to the scholars' table, April 13, 1670. Surety, Mr EUys.
(Re-admitted to the bachelors' table, Sep. 8.)

Died July 3, 1714. Monument in Banham church, to him and his wife
Awdry. He held the priory manor, Bnsingham, and was the last of the
family in male descent (Blomef. i. 354).

Cheshire, Robert: son of Thomas Cheshire, of Halton, Cheshire. Bom there.
Schools, Halton, under Mr Fleetcroft, two years: Chester, under Mr lip-
through, a year and a half ; and Weston, under the same master, a year and
a half. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table. May 10, 1670. Surety,
MrEllys.

B.A 1673-4: M.A. 1677. Incorporated at Oxford, July 10, 1677.
Scholar, Mich* 1670 to Mich* 1674. Brother of Sir John Cheshire, founder
of the library at Halton. Vicar of Runcorn, Chesh., 1686-1739. Married a
daughter of Archdeacon Finmore, of Chester. Buried at Runcorn, Dec. 28, 1739.

*Shouldham, Robert : son of Nathaniel Shouldham (formerly of the college, 1641),
Esq., of Kettlestone, Norfolk. Bom at Croxton. Schools, Holt, under Mr
Massey, half a year ; and Lynn, under Mr Bell, seven years. Admitted to the
scholars' table. May 10, 1670. Surety, Mr EUys.

LL.B. 1675: M.D. 1681. Scholar, Mich* 1670 to L. Day 1674. Junior
fellow, Mids' 1676 to Christ* 1679. Married Rebecca, daughter of Henry
Brady, alderman of Norwich. Died June 26, 1705. Buried at Kettlestone.
M. I. there. Will proved (Norw. C. C), Nov. 13, 1705. Brother of Francis,
1673.

Baker, Richard : son of Andrew Baker, of London, attorney at law. Born in
London. Schools, Blockley, Worcestershire, under Mr Collier, four years ;
and Todenham, Gloucestershire, under Mr Wiggan, a year and a half. Age 17.
Admitted to the scholars' table. May 11, 1670. Surety, Mr Basset.

B.A. 1673-4 : M.A 1677. Scholar, Mich* 1670 to L. Day 1676. Ordained
priest (Lond.), Dec. 24, 1676. Vicar of Gray's-Thurrock, Essex, 1682.

Ellison (matriculated * Alison '), Timothy : son of William Ellison, of Wavertree,
Lancashire. School, Toxteth Park, under Mr Ursely, eight years. Age 16.
Admitted to the scholars' table, June 21, 1670. Surety, Mr Thorpe.

Scholar, Mich* 1670 to Mich* 1671. Ordained deacon (Chest), June 17,
1673: priest (Line), June 13, 1676. Rector of Market Bosworth, 1676.
Rector of Wattisfield, Suff., 1714-33. Chaplain to Lady Anne Cheek. Died
Jan. 29, 1732-3: aged 83. M. I. at Wattisfield, where it is stated that he
was bom at Liverpool.

*Lightwine, John : son of Matthew Lightwine, gent., of Barford, Norfolk. Bom
there. Schools, Barford, under Mr Purt, three years ; and Norwich (private),
two years. Age 16. Admitted sizar, May 16, 1670. Surety, Mr Basset.

RA. 1673-4: M.A. 1677. Scholar, Mich* 1670 to Mids' 1677. Junior
fellow, Mids' 1677 : senior, Christ* 1679 to his death in 1729. During his
long residence he held almost every college office. University preacher, 1689.
Proctor, 1696. President of the college, 1704-29. Ordained deacon, (Norw.)
1680. Died in college: buried at St Michael's, June 17, 1729. He gave
to the college (Dec. 31, 1716), £500, the proceeds of the sale of the living of
Denver: "for repairing and beautifying the inside of the chapel." He was
Dr Brady's executor, but had bought the living, not in this capacity but on his
private account ; for various reasons mentioned in the Reg. Mag. (p. 651). He
left, by will, his estate in W. Dereham, rent £50, for increase of stipends of

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the master, president, and Frankland fellows : " my books to be joined with
those which were Dr Brady's and to go to the present and succeeding masters
...my picture to the said College, to be hung up in the Combination, or
Master's Lodge." Will dated Dec. 19, 1723, proved (V. C. Court), Ju. 18,
1729. Baker says of him, '' This, I presume, is enough for that unhappy man
who died in... 1729, after he had lived some years an animal life, being by
age reduced to childhood, and had been very useful to D' Brady in compiling
indexes to his books...." His portrait is in our college, but not certainly
identified.

Brand, Jacob : son of William Brand, gent., of Polstead, Suffolk. School, Box-
ford, under Mr Grandstone. Age 19. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors'
table. May 14, 1670. Surety, Mr Robinson. (Re-admitted as fellow-com-
moner, July 1).

Of Polstead, Suff., Esq. Lord of the manor of West Bergholt, Essex.
Married Judith, sister and heiress of Charles Vincent, of the Middle Temple.
One of these names admitted at Gray*s Inn, May 3, 1676. Pedigree in Vis.
of Suff. 1664. (Davy; and J. J. M.)

Bemers, Arthur : son of Hatton Bemers, Esq., deceased ; of Wiggenhall St Mary 1
("Villa S*" Marite"), Norfolk. Bom in London. School, Lynn, under
Mr Bell, five years. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table, June 25,
1670. Surety, Mr EUys.

Died in College : buried at St Michael's, Dec. 4, 1670. Pedigree in Via. of
Nor/., 1664.

Dennis, William. Incorporated from Dublin, July 2, 1670. M.A, (Camb.) 1670.

Pearce, James: son of James Pearce, surgeon, of London. Bom there. Age 13.
Admitted to the scholars' table, Sep. 22, 1670. Surety, Dr Gelsthorpe.

Scholar, Mich* 1671 to L. Day 1673. Matriculated at Christ Church,
Oxford, March 21, 1672-3. A James Pearce was admitted at Leyden, Sep. 7,
1695.

Pearson, John : son of Richard Pearson, deceased. Bom at Holt, Norfolk. At
school there, under Messrs Mazey and Bainbridge, five years. Age 16.
Admitted sizar, Sep. 14, 1670. Surety, Mr Robinson.

B.A. 1674-5. Scholar, Mich- 1674 to Mich" 1676. Ordained deacon
(Norw.), Sep. 1675; as curate of Plumpstead and Matlask, Norf. Perhaps
rector of Roding Abbess, Essex, 1682-1732: and of Shelley, do., 1686-
1732.

Mich' 1670— Mich» 1671.

Sparks, Edward : son of John Sparkes, baker, of Cambridge. Bom in the parish
of St Edward. At school there, under Mr Griffin, seven years. Age 16.
Admitted sizar, Dec. 13, 1670. Surety, Mr Bagge.

B.A. 1674-5 (20th out of 23, in the list): M.A. 1678. Incoi-porated at
Oxford, July 13, 1680. Scholar, Mich* 1671 to Mich' 1676. Ordamed priest
(Lond.), Dec. 24, 1676. Head Master of the Perse School, Camb., 1687-
1727. Vicar of Shepreth, Cambs., 1686.

Witherly, Hammond: son of Thomas Witherly (formerly of the college, 1634),
M.D., of London. Bom at Little Walsingham, Norfolk. Schools, Little
Walsingham, under Mr Pytts, four years; and Holt, under Mr Bambick,
three years. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table, Dec. 28, 1670.
Surety, Mr Robinson.

B.A. 1674-5 (4th out of 23, in the list). Scholar, Mich- 1671 to Mich-

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1678. Said to have been one of the gentlemen of the Chapel Royal. Buried
at Westminster Abbey, Oct. 4, 1717. ''Carried from has house in Queen
Sq., Westminster, and interred in great state in the Abbey by Bp Atterbury"
(Chester's WesU Abbey, p. 290). Brother of Thomas, 1672.

Worseley, Charles: son of Edward Worseley, rector of Letheringsett, Norfolk.
Bom at Runcton, near Sherringham. School, Holt, under Messrs Mazey and
Bainbridge, seven years. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table, Jan. 28,
1670-1. Tutor, Mr EUys.

B.A. 1674-5. Scholar, Mich' 1672 to Mich* 1675. Ordained deacon
(Norw.), June, 1677, as curate of Plumpstead : priest, Dec. 1677. Rector of
Salthouse, Norl, 1677-1682. Mai-ried Beatrice Claxton, of Booton. Died
Dec. 24, 1682. Buried at Letheringsett: M. I. there to him and his wife:
His will, proved (Norw. C. C), is printed in Booker's Birch Chapelryy
p. 54. He was a nephew of Charles Worseley, M.P., one of Cromwell's
generals.

Prattant, Robert : son of Humphrey Prattant, gent., of Lammas, Norfolk. Bom
there. Schools, Lammas, under Mr Haylet ; and Norwich, under Mr Mazey,
three years. Age 16. Admitted sizar, Jan. 24, 1670-1. Surety, Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1674-5. Scholar, Mich* 1671 to Mich* 1676. Ordained deacon
(Norw.), May 1675 ; as curate of St Simon, Norwich : priest (do.), Dec. 1677.
Rector of Thrigby, Norf., 1677-83. Curate of Runham, 1677. Died 1683.

#Mott, Luke : son of Edmund Mott, gent., of Caldecot, Norfolk. Bom at Swaff-
ham. Schools, Lynn, under Mr Bell, three years ; Docking, under Mr Windale,
one year; and llietford, under Mr Keen. Age 18. Admitted sizar, Feb. 3,
1670-1. Surety, Mr Basset

M.B. 1676. Junior fellow, Mich* 1677 : senior, Mich* 1681 to his death.
Buried at Swafifham, May 20, 1682. His mother, a daughter of Luke
Constable, was a sister of Dr Brady's wife. Brother of William, 1667, and
Edmund, 1677-8.

Baker, Daniel : son of John Baker, of Godmanchester, Hunts. Bom there.
School, Lynn, under Mr Bell, three years. Age 17. Admitted sizar, March
11, 1670-1. Surety, Mr Basset.

B.A. 1674-5 : M.A. 1678. Scholar, Mich* 1671 to Mich* 1676. Ordained
deacon (Norw.), Sep. 1677 ; as curate of St Marg. Lynn : priest (do.), Feb.
1680-1 ; as curate of Tilney. Vicar of St Martin and St Margaret, Fincham,
1682-1723. Married (1) Anne Hebblethwaite, of Tilney; (2) Mary, daughter
of John Franklin, rector of Tittleshall ; by whom he had mne children, who
all died young. Died Feb 17, 1722-3. '<Orthodox8B Christi Eoclesiae, dictis
et scriptis, incomparabile propugnaculum : divini Jobie patientiae quam poed
depinxit, verus vit& imitator, &cJ* M. I. at Fincham. Author : *' Poems on
several occasions": containing translations from Horace, Moschus, Bion;
"love-verses," kc (1697). In a MS. life of him, written by a nephew {Add,
11723) are a number more of his poems. Will proved (Norw. C. C.) 1722.

Barnwell, Charles : son of Charles Barnwell, gent., deceased. Bom at Mattishall,
Norfolk. Schools, North Walsham, under Mr Lucy, one year ; and Seaming,
under Mr Burton, five years. Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors'
table, April 1, 1671. Surety, Mr Robinson.

Second son. Of Mileham, gent. Married Anne, daughter of Clement
Heigham, Esq., of Barrow, Suff. Buried at Mileham, Dec. 19, 1702.
(Carthew, ii. 389.)

Ley, Thomas: son of John Ley, of Tawstock, Devon. Bom there. School,
Tawstock, under Mr Hooper, four years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars'
table, April 17, 1671. Surety, Mr Ellys.

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B.A. 1674-6 (6th, out of 23, in the list): M.A. 1678. Incorporated at
Oxford, July 9, 1678. Scholar, Mich* 1671 to Mich' 1678. Ordained deacon
(Lond.), March 11, 1676-7: subscribed for priests' orders (Exeter), Sep. 22,
1677. Curate of Crediton, 1679. Vicar of Creditou, 1689. Author: "Of
Son and Daughter who perished by Fire" ; '* Fast for the late storm," 1704 ;
'< Fast for the plague," 1721 : (sermons).

Johnson, Thomas : son of James Johnson, merchant, of Yarmouth. Bom there.
School, Seaming, under Mr Burton, six years. Age 15. Admitted pensioner
to the bachelors' table, March 25, 1671. Surety, Mr Robinson.

Brother of James, 1664. Probably buried at Yarmouth, 1684 ; unmarried.

Hoet, James : (youngest) son of Peter Hoet, merchant of London. Bom there.
School, Merchant Taylors', under Mr Du Gard, six yeara Age 25. Ad-
mitted fellow-commoner, June 7, 1671. Surety, Mr Jenkes.

B. A. 1673-4 : M.A. 1677 (Sid.). Admitted fellowoouimoner at Sidney,
July 28, 1674. Gkve the works of Telesius, 1558, Tacquet, 1669, and other
books, to our library. Rector of Debden, Essex, 1697—1712.

Cock, John : son of George Cock, merchant of London. Bom in Danzig, Poland.
Schools, Bromley, Kent, under Dr Shaterwhaite, two years ; Lewisham
(' Lutham '), under Mr Lushani ; and Aldersgate, London, under Mr More,
two years. Age 14. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, April 21,
1671. Surety, Mr Ellys. (Re-admitted as fellow-commoner, June, 1675.)

LLB. 1676. Admitted at the Middle Temple, May 19, 1675: "son and
heir of George, of Greenwich."

HoUe, Thomas : son of Robert HoUe, gent., deceased, of Heigham, Norfolk. Bom
at Thursford. School, Aylsham, under Mr Ransome, five years. Age 17.
Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table. May 3, 1671. Surety, Mr Ellys.

Admitted at the Inner Temple, July 2, 1672. The father married a
Guybon of Thursford.

Swift, Edward: son of William Swift, clerk, of Mileham, Norfolk. Schools,
Seaming, under Mr Burton, three years ; and Walsingham, under Mr Pitts,
one year. Age 17. Admitted sizar. May 5, 1671. Surety, Mr Ellys,
B.A. 1674-5. Scholar, Mich* 1671 to Mich- 1675.

Tidboald, Alexander: son of Walter Tidboald. Bom at Stockleigh, Devon.
School, Tiverton, under Mr Humes, live years. Age 17. Admitted to the
scholars' table, May 15, 1671. Surety, Mr Thompson.
B.A. 1674-5. Scholar, Mich" 1671 to Mich* 1675.

Skeet. Admitted sizar.

Probably Thomas Skeet, 'literatus,' licensed as schoolmaster, by the Bp of
Norwich, Sep. 4, 1671. Admitted at Emmanuel, July 26, 1673, *of Norfolk.'
B.A. 1675-6. Ordained priest (Norw.), May 30, 1675. Rector of Fritton,
Suff., 1675-1720. Rector of Flixton, 1703 (church ruined: the last rector
appointed). Died Sep. 22, 1720; aged 68. M. L at Fritton. One of the
same names was Chaplain of H.M.S. Royal Jamaes in 1678.

♦Wortley, Bartholomew ; son of John Wortley, plumber : of Fakenham, Norfolk.
Bom there. School, Walsingham, under Mr Pitts, five years. Age 16.
Admitted sizar, July 10, 1671. Surety, Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1675-6: M.A. 1679. Incorporated at Oxford, July 14, 1684.
Scholar, Mich* 1671 to Mich* 1679. Junior fellow, Mich* 1679: senior,
Mich* 1681 to Mich* 1706. Gr. lecturer and catechist, 1682 : steward, 1686 :
Heb. lecturer, 1690-6 : also dean, salarist, and bursar, for many years.
University taxor, 1687. Ordained priest (Norw.), Nov. 1681. Presented to
Weeting, Norf., 1682, but resigned in 1683. Presented to Bratton Fleming,

1671. 445

Dev., 1705 j which he held to his death. Reported to have been a non-juror,
and included in the list of those at Cambridge (Cole's MS. xii.) : in a return,
however, by the master, dated Oct. 17, 1691, he is supposed to have then
taken the oath, but it was not known where he was living. Died, in extreme
old age. May 8, 1749. He was a very important benefactor, leaving by will,
dated Ap. 30, 1742, proved (P. C. C.) 1749, property amounting to over £7000,
and also estates at Fakenham and elsewhere in Norf., and High Bray and
Bratton Fleming, Devon. This was to be employed in founding scholarships
and fellowships, and in purchasing livings. £400 was to be spent in casing
the £. and W. sides of the GonvSle Court, and in rebuilding the N. side, and
£5 spent annually in a Commemoration Feast on the 23rd of February.
Buried at Bratton Fleming. M. I. there.

Brabbin (Brabant), Robert : son of William Brabbin, gent, of Hulton, Lancashire.
Born there. Schools, Ringley, and Leigh, under Mr Taylor, three years.
Age 15. Admitted sizar, Sep. 23, 1671. Surety, Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1675-6 (24th, out of 31, in the list): M.A. 1679: D.D. 1702.
Scholar, Mich* 1675 to Mich* 1676. Ordained priest (Lond.), Dec. 23, 1677.
Rector of Berkhampstead St Pet., 1681-1722. Vicar of Hemel Hempstead,
1686-1701. Preb. of Lincoln, 1688: of St Paul's, 1688; and of Worcester,
1708. Chaplain to the Queen. Died at Berkhampstead, Ap. 21, 1722. M L
there. Brother of William, 1668-9.

Mich* 1671— Mich* 1672.

Claxton, Maurice : son of Hammond Claxton (formerly of the college, 1637), gent.,
of Livermere, Suffolk. Bom there. School, Thetford, under Mr Keene.
Age 18. Admitted fellow-commoner, Oct. 14, 1671. Surety, Mr Ellys.

By his father's will, proved (P. C. C), Dec. 4, 1673, he inherited X80 per
annum, out of farms in Suffolk, whilst at Cambridge; and lands in Kent.
(J. J. M.) Buried at Livermere, July 19, 1687. M. I. to him and to his
wife Dorothy, daughter of Sir Henry Felton, bart. Gave to our library the
works of Drexel, 1658. Pedigree in Vis, of 1664.

Hooper, Nicholas : son of Nicholas Hooper, gent., of Braunton, Devon. School,
Barnstaple, under Ds Humes and Ds Allanson, five years. Age 17. Ad-
mitted to the scholars' table, Nov. 6. Surety, Mr Ellys.

Scholar, L. Day 1672 to L. Day 1674. Admitted at the Inner Temple,
Dec. 29, 1671. Serjeant at Law, and bencher. ELnighted 1713. M.P. for
Barnstaple, 1695-1715. Of Fulbroke, Ralegh manor, in Pilton ; and of Barn-
staple. Died May 16, 1731. His two sons died without issue, and his daughter,
who married John Basset, inherited his estates. His house in Barnstaple is
now the Golden lion. Pedigree in Vis. o/Dev., 1564 and 1572. (C. W.)

Stephens, Lewis : son of Lewis Stephens, gent., of Braunton, Devon. Bom there.
School, Barnstaple, under Ds Humes and Ds Allanson, five years. Age 17.
Admitted to the scholars' table, Nov. 6, 1671. Tutor, Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1675-6 (Uth, out of 31, in the list). Scholar, L. Day 1672 to
Christ* 1678. Incorporated at Oxford, Feb. 26, 1677-8. M.A. (0x1) 1678.
Fellow of Exeter College, 1678-80. Signed for deacons' and priests' orders
(Ex.), Sep. 22, 1677. Vicar of Trendies and Warbstow, Comw., 1678-85.
Vicar of Menheniot, 1685-1724. Ma^ed Rachel, daughter of Rev. Oliver
Naylor, preb. of Ebceter. Died Jan. 1, 1724—5. Buried at Menheniot. Said
to have been a good botanist, and to have left a MS. account of the " Rare
plants in Cornwall" {Bibl, Com,)

446 GONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEQ£.

*Barber, Thomas: son of Thomas Barber, gent., of Denver, Norfolk. Schools,
Denver, under Mr Halfhead; Ely, under Ds Chattwick, two years; Eton
College, under Mr Montague, six years. Age 17. Admitted to the soholara'
table, Jan. 31, 1671-2. Tutor, Mr Basset.

B.A. 1675-6 (13th, out of 31, in the list): M.A. 1679. Scholar, L. Day
1672 to Mids' 1678. Junior fellow, Mids' 1678 to Mids' 1680: vacated,
July 10, by his marriage with Mary, daughter of Robert Marsh, of Had-
denham. Buried Jan. 7, 1687-8. Pedigree in Vis. of N<yrf., 1664. Brother
of Robert, of 1668.

Gunn, Richard : son of Richard Gunn : of Lewes, Sussex. At school there, under
Mr Stafford. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table, March 26, 1672.
Surety, Mr Robinson.

Admitted at the Middle Temple, July 1, 1674 : " second son of Richard
of Patcham." His mother left him the manor of Middleham in Ringmer,
Sussex.

Kidd, John : son of John Kidd, maltster, of Lynn. At school there, under
Mr Bell. Age 17. Admitted sizar, April 4, 1672. Surety, the chaplain,
Mr Melsop.

B.A. 1675-6. Scholar, Mich* 1672 to Mich* 1678. Ordained deacon
(Norw.), Sep. 1683: priest (do.). May 30, 1686; as curate of All Sa, Lynn.
Rector of Ashill, Norf., 1687-1729. Died June 16, 1729. M. L at AshilL
(Blomef. II. 350.)

Wilkin, Thomas; son of John Wilkin, gent., of North Pickenham, Norfolk.
Bom at Mildenhall, Suffolk. Schools, Swaffhani, under Ds Needham; and
Seaming, under Mr Burton. Age 18. Admitted to the scholars' table,
May 1, 1672. Tutor, Mr Bagg.

B.A. 1675-6: M.A. 1679. Scholar, Mich* 1672 to Mich* 1678. Ordained
deacon (Lond.), Sep. 23, 1677 : priest (do.), May 10, 1680. One of these
names was rector of Sporle and Palgrave, 1682-90 (said, in Consig, Bk,, 1686,
to have been ordained priest at Norwich, March 7, 1679-80). Will proved,
'of Sporle' (Norw. C. C.) 1690.

Burges, Thomas : son of Christopher Burges, of Colkirk, Norfolk. School, Burling-
ham, under Mr Hastings, and Seaming, under Mr Burton. Age 18. Ad-
mitted sizar, June 11, 1672. Tutor, Mr Bagg.

B.A. 1675-6. Scholar, Mich" 1672 to Mich* 1676. Ordained deacon
(Norw.), Dec. 1677, as curate of Seaming: priest (do.), Sep. 1681. Vicar
of Heacham, 1681-1694. Rector of Stanfield, Norfolk, 1694-1703.

Wayte, Thomas : son of Laurence Wayte, husbandman, of Millington (' Milton \
Yorkshire. Bom there. School, Ilkley, under Mr Hustler. Age 18. Ad-
mitted sizar, June 14, 1672, under Mr Basset.

B.A. 1675-6. Scholar, Mich* 1672 to Mids' 1674. Ordained deacon
(York), Sep. 24, 1676. Vicar of Weston, Yorks., 1677.

White, John : son of John White, gent., deceased. Bom at Newark. At school
there, under his brother, Ds White. Age 18. Admitted sizar, June 1672,
under the chaplain, Mr Melsop.

B.A. 1675-6 : M.A. 1683. Scholar, Mich* 1674 to Mids' 1675. Ordained
deacon (York), Feb. 20, 1675-6 : priest (do.). May 20, 1676.

Shepherd, George : son of Hugh Shepherd, husbandman. Bom at Sutton, Notts.
At school there, under Mr Rayner, four years, and under Ds Payr, three
years. Age 16. Admitted sizar, under Mr Melsop, June, 1672.

B.A, 1675-6. Scholar, Mich* 1672 to Christ* 1676. Bound over in £100
to the sessions for dangerously wounding Thomas Newton, yeoman; 26 Ch. IL:
"giving him divers blows on the eye." (MS. vi. 13. Univ. Registry.)

1672—1673. 447

Browne, William: son of Richard Browne, gent., of Runcton Holme, Norfolk.
Bom there. Schools, Wisbech, under Mr Fresny, and Newcastle, under
Mr Oarthwaite. Age 19. Admitted to the scholars' table, June 10, 1672.
Tutor, Mr Bassett.

B.A. 1675-6 : M.A, 1679. Scholar, Mich* 1672 to Chrisf 1677.

Poole, Stephen : son of Stephen Poole, minister, of Reymerstone, Norfolk. Born
at Mendlesham, Suffolk. At school, first under his father ; then at Norwich
(private school), under Mr Cory. Age 17. Admitted sizar. Tutor, Mr Ellys.
B.A. 1676-7. Scholar, Mich" 1673 to L. Day 1678. Ordained deacon
(Norw.) Sep. 1677, as curate of Hingham Burgh: priest (do.), March 1679-
80. Vicar of Earlham, 1679-1 683. Rector of Crownthorpe, 1 689- 1 703 ; and
of Garvestone, 1683-1703. Died Nov. 23, 1703.

*Halle, Matthew : son of Matthew Halle, chandler, of Yarmouth. Bom there
(bapt. Mar. 21, 1657-8). School, Feltwell, Norfolk, under Mr Fish, two
years; and Melton, under Mr Ward, three years. Age 15. Admitted to the
scholars' table, Aug. 5, 1672. Tutor, Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1676-7 : M.A. 1680. Scholar, Mich* 1673 to Mich" 1678. Junior
fellow, Mids' 1680 to Mich' 1680. Perhaps afterwards a Romanist. See
Mollineux's Popery exposed, ..1718. {B, Mus, 4152b.)

Wetherley (Witherly), Thomas: son of Thomas Wetherly, M.D., of London
(formerly of the college, p. 312). Bom at Little Walsingham, Norfolk (bapt
Dec. 16, 1656). At St Paul's School, under Mr Cromleholme. Age 15.
Admitted to the scholars' table, Aug. 8, 1672. Tutor, Mr Robinson.

Scholar, Mich* 1673 to L. Day 1675. Brother of Hammond, 1670. Will
of one of these names, 'of Beighton, gent.,' proved (Norw. C. C.) 1693.

MicH« 1672— Mich" 1673.

Hare, Thomas: bart.; son of Ralph Hare, of Stow Bardolph, Norfolk. Bom
there. Schools, Denver, under Mr Sanderson ; Thetford, under Mr Keen ;
and Cambridge, under Mr Griffith. Age 14. Admitted fellow-commoner,
Oct. 17, 1672. Surety, the Master, Dr Brady.

M.A. 1673-4. Succeeded as baronet, 1671. Married Elizabeth, daughter
of George Dashwood, Esq., of Hackney ; and had issue. M.P. for Norfolk,
1685-8. He was godson of Dr Brady, master of the college, and is mentioned
in his wilL Died Jan. 1, 1693-4. Buried at Stow Bardolph.

Kedington, Henry: son of Robert Kedington, gent., deceased: of Rushford,
Norfolk. Schools, Thetford, under Mr Keen, four years; and Seaming,
under Mr Burton, two years. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table,
Oct. 5, 1672. Surety, Mr Ellys.

Scholar, L. Day 1674 to Mich' 1674. Of Hockham, Esq. Admitted at
Gray's Inn, 1674: "son and heir of Robert, of Hockham." Married
Margaret, daughter of Robert Buxton, of Tibbenham. Died March 21, 1703:
buried at Wilby. Half-brother of Giles, 1657.

Robinson, John : son of Roger Robinson, gent. Bom at Elsing, Norfolk. Schools,
Elsing, under Mr Robinson, five years; and Seaming, under Mr Burton.
Age 17. Admitted sizar, under Mr Robinson, fellow of the coll^;e, Jan. 11,
1672—3.

B.A. 1676-7 : M.A. 1680. Scholar, Mich* 1673 to Mich" 1678. Or-
dained deacon (Norw.), Sep. 1677; as curate of Hockering: priest (do.),
June 14, 1679. Usher of Norwich Grammar School, 1686-1700; when
having accepted Reepham, and declined to resign, he was removed. There is
an appeal by him in Latin i^TawMr MS, 137) to the Court of Arches, Nov. 14,

448 QONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

1700, on his license being recalled by the bishop. Rector of St Augostin,
Norwich, 1688-1700. Rector of Reepham St Mary, 1700-23. Died Aug.
26, 1723. Buried at Reepham. M. I. there to him and his wife Martha.

Calthorpe, Raynolds: son of James Calthorpe, gent, of Ampton, Suffolk (bom
there, 1655). School, Bury St Edmunds, under Mr Leeds, four and a half
years. Age 18. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors* table, Jan. 31, 1672-3.
Tutor, Mr EUys.

Admitted at the Middle Temple, Feb. 3, 1674. Of Elvetham, Hants.,
Esq. M.P. for Hindon, WUts., 1698 and 1701. Married (1) Priscilla Knight
of Ohawton, Hants., widow: (2) Hon. Barbara Yelverton, daughter of Viscount
Longueville, 1715. Buried at Elvetham, Ap. 26, 1720. M. I. there. His
father was knighted by Oliver Cromwell, (v. Norf, Arch, ix. 170.) Brother
of Charles, 1667.

Barker, Christopher : son of William Barker, gent, of Topcliffe, Yorkshire. At
school, under Mr Hurwood, three years; at Sunderland, Durham, under
Mr Sympson, and at Pittington Hall Garth, under Mr Thompson, two years.
Age 15. Admitted sizar, under Mr Ellys, Feb. 3, 1672-3.
Scholar, Mich" 1673 to Mich* 1674.

Van de Bemde, John: son of Abraham Van de Bemde, Esq., of Westminster.
Schools, Westminster under Dr Busby, one year; (*Hend'), Henndorff,
Transylvania, under father Oesbar, a year and a half ; Walsingham, Norfolk,
under Mr Pitts, three years ; and Chelsea, under Ds Swondam, two years, &c.
Age 18. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, under Mr Ellys, March
10, 1672-3. (Re-admitted as fellow-commoner, June 27, 1673.)
Admitted at Gray's Inn, Aug. 6, 1670.

Strengthfield, Thomas : son of Thomas Strengthfield, citizen of London. At school,
under his father first; afterwards under Mr Moore, two years; and at
St Paul's, under Mr Orumblin, one year. Age 17. Admitted sizar, under
Mr Thorpe, Feb. 6, 1672-3.

Scholar, Mich' 1673 to L. Day 1674.

Fisher, Edward : of Shemboum, Norfolk ; son of Robert Fisher, merchant of that
place, deceased. School, Lynn, under Mr Bell, four years. Age 16. Ad-
mitted sizar, under Mr Bassett, April 16, 1673.

B.A. 1676-7. Scholar, Mich' 1673 to Mich" 1680. Ordained deacon
(Norw.), June 1680: priest, May 1681.

^i^'tigg} Christopher : son of Thomas Wragg, gent., of Ugley, Essex. Bom in the
parish of St James, London. School, Felstead, seven years, under Mr Glas-
cocke. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, April 25, 1673. Tutor,
Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1676-7 : M.A. 1680. Ordained deacon (Lond.) Feb. 24, 1677-8 :
priest (da). May 26, 1678. Probably rector of Lit. Wigborough, Essex,
1686-90; and brother of Thomas, of 1669-70. (The dissenting minister of
these names was probably of Jes. Coll., B.A. 1636 ; and the vicar of Hen-
ham, Essex, of Cath. Hall.)

Wace, James: son of James Wace, clerk, deceased (? formerly of the collie, 1635);
of Burlingham, Norfolk. Bom there (bapt. Nov. 24, 1655). School, Walsing-
ham, under Mr Pitts, seven years. Age 16. Admitted sizar, April 28, 1673.
Surety, Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1676-7. Scholar, L. Day 1674 to Christ' 1678. Ordained deacon
(Norw.), 1678, as curate of Thurton, Norf. : priest (do), Dec. 1679. Rector of
Filby, Norf., 1682-1722. Married Ann, daughter of Thomas Weld, gent.
Died May 25, 1722. M. L at Filby. Will proved (Norw. C. C), 1722.

1673. 449

Grey, Samuel: son of Edmund Grey, barber, of Norwich (bapt at St Peter's
Mancroft). Schools, Norwich (private) under Mr Cushen, one year; and
(public) under Mr Mazey, four years. Age 17. Admitted sizar. May 22,
1673. Surety, Mr Halman.

B.A. 1676-7 : M.A. 1681. Scholar, Mich' 1673 to L. Day 1677. Or-
dained priest (Norw.), Sep. 1677, as curate of Winterton. Perhaps rector of
Gaston, 1679--81 ; when he died. But of the same name, and by the same
patron, was the rector of Rockland Tofts, 1679-1710, when he was deprived.
(Blomef. I. 476 : ii. 283.)

Bacon, Francis : son of Francis Bacon, Esq., of Norwich. Bom at Ditchingham,
Norfolk. Schools (private), under Mr Stinnett, one year; Eye, Suffolk,
under Mr Browne, a year and a half ; and Seaming, under Mr Burton, four
years. Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, March 18,
1672-3. Tutor, Mr Robinson.

Pedigree in Vis. of Norf. of 1664. The father is described as "of
Norwich and Attleborough."

Blackman, Lucius : son of Jeremiah Blackman, gent., of ' Wulwick,' Middlesex.
Bom there. Schools, Seaming, under Mr Burton, three years ; and Massing-
ham, under Mr Shorty three years. Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the
bachelors' table, Aug. 14, 1673. Tutor, Mr Bassett

Luke Blackman, of N. Greake, was admitted at the Inner Temple, Jan. 22,
1674-5.

^Schouldham, Francis : son of Nathaniel Schouldham, Esq., deceased; late of Kettle-
stone, Norfolk. Bom at Groxton. Schools, WaLdngham, under Mr Pitts, three
years; and Seaming, under Mr Burton. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars'
table, July 16, 1673. Surety, Mr Ellya (Re-admitted, 1676, March 29.)

LL.B. 1681. Scholar, Mich* 1676 to Mich' 1681. Junior fellow, L. Day
1682 to Mids' 1683. Died in coll^;e : buried at St Michael's, June 9, 1683.
Brother of Robert, 1670.

Golven, William: son of William Golven, clerk: of Askrigg, Yorkshira Bom
there. Schools, Bainbridge, under Mr Mottley, four years; and Sedbergh,
under Mr Fell, two years. Age 20. Admitted, Aug. 16, 1673. Tutor,
Mr Basset. Previously admitted at Trinity Gollege, Dublin, Feb. 25, 1671-2.

MicH« 1673— Mich* 1674.

Ghichester, Edward : son of Henry Ghichester, Esq., of Goxleigh, Sherwell, Devon.
Bom at Marwood. School, Barnstaple, under Mr Humes, four years; and
Sherwell, under Mr Remphrey, two years. Age 16. Admitted to the
scholars' table, Get. 2, 1673. Tutor, Mr Ellys.

Scholar, Mich' 1673 to L. Day 1676. Admitted at the Middle Temple,
May 13, 1675. Died young. Brother of Henry, 1667; and Amias, 1669.

Bedingfield, Richard ; son of Richard Bedingfield, brewer, of Newmarket, Suffolk.
R)m there. Schools, Bradley, under Mr Billingsley, ^ve years; and Gheveley,
under Mr Westgate, half a year. Age 15. Admitted sizar. Tutor, Mr Basset.
Scholar, Mich* 1674 to L. Day 1677.

Billings, John: son of Edward Billings, draggist, of Lynn. Schools, Seaming,
under Mr Burton, two years ; and Lynn, under Mr Bell, four years. Age 16.
Admitted sizar, Jan. 23, 1673-4. Surety, Mr Basset.

B.A. 1677-8. Scholar, Mich" 1674 to L. Day 1680. Ordained deacon
(Norw.), Sep. 1681.

C. 29

450 GONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Dade, Francis : son of Thomas Dade, Esq., of Tannington, Suffolk. Bom there.
School, Bury St Edmunds, under Mr Leeds, eight years. Age 15. Admitted
to the scholars' table, Jan. 26, 1673-4. Tutor, Mr Ellys.

RA. 1677-8 (26th, out of 27, in the list): M.A. 1681. Scholar, Mich'
1674 to Mich* 1681. Ordained deacon (Norw.), Sep. 1683: priest (do.).
May 1684. Vicar of Bramfoid, Suff ; and of Bailham, 1692—1722. Married
Sarah, daughter of William Lodge, of Nettlestead, Esq. His father left him
by will, 1684, his lands in Cranford, and his divinity books. Died June 8,
1722: buried at Bramford. (J. J. M.) See John, 1665-6.

Harrison, Allington : son of Henry Harriscm, D.D. (formerly of the coll^;e, 1628),
of West Wickham, Cambs. Bom there. Schools, Walden, Essex, under
Mr Burrowes, three years; and Bury, under Mr Leeds, four years. Age 17.
Admitted to the scholars' table, Jan. 27, 1673-4. Tutor, Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1677-8 (15th, out of 27, in the list). Scholar, Mich* 1674 to Mich'
1679. Ordained deacon (Ely), Dec 21, 1707: priest (do.), Feb. 9, 1707-8.
Rector of West Wickham, Cambs. Married Eleanor Warner, of Sudbury.
Died May 2, 1731.

*Burgate, John : son of Robert Burgate, late butler of King's Collie, Cambridge.
Bom there (bapt. at St Edws^'s, June 10, 1659). At the school of t^t
college, under Mr Wroth, four years; and at the Perse School, under
Mr Griffith. Age 16. Admitted sizar, Feb. 4, 1673-4. Surety, Mr EUys.

B.A. 1677-8: M.A. 1681. Incorporated at Oxford, July 10, 1683.
Scholar, Mich' 1674 to L. Day 1678. Junior fellow, L. Day 1678 to Christ^
1683. Ordained priest (Lmc), Sep. 23, 1683. Probably vicar of Eye, Suff,
1698-1724; and rector of Lit Thorpe, Norf., 1723-4. Died 1724. WiU
proved (Norw. C. C.) "oi Eye," 1724.

Gkkuden, Clerke : son of Dionysius Gauden, knt. : of Clapham, Surrey. Educated
first at home, under Mr Talents, three years ; afterwards under Mr Martyn,
two years ; and at Eton College, under the said Mr Martyn, then an under-
master there, a year and a half. Age 17. Admitted, Feb. 17, 1673-4. Tutor,
Mr Jenkes. (The father was a brother of the Bp of Exeter ; v. D. N. R)

Admitted at the Inner Temple, July 26, 1676. Oave Piso's Natural and
Medical History of India to our library.

Sutton, Thomas: son of Cleer Sutton, husbandman, of Wilton, Norfolk. Bora
there. Schools, Feltwell, under Mr Fish, and under Mr Parseley, five years ;
and Thetford, under Mr Keen, one year. Age 17. Admitted sizar, March 7,
1673-4. Surety, Mr Tyrrell.

Newhouse, John (Jonathan): son of Jonathan Newhouse: citizen and woollen-
draper of Norwich. Bom there (in St Stephen's parish). Schools, Norwich
(private), under Mr Cushion ; (public), under Mr Mazey, three years ; and
Great Melton, under Mr Ward. Admitted sizar, April 1, 1674. Surety,
Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1677-8 : M.A. 1681. Scholar, Mich* 1674 to Mich' 1678. Ordained
deacon (Norw.), May 1678; as curate of Wickmer : priest (do.), Feb. 1680-1.
Rector of Beighton, Norf., 1681 : of Fishley, 1690. Vicar of Upton, Norf.,
1690-^. Curate of Hemblington, 1700-3: and of Lingwood, 1702-4. Died
about 1721. Will proved (Norw. C. C.) "of Beighton," 1722.

Doughty, Robert: son of William Doughty (formerly of the col1^;e, 1632), gent.,
of Hanworth, Norfolk. Bom in Norwich. Educated privatdy, under his
uncle, and Mr Topclifie, fellow of the college, seven years. Age 17. Ad-
mitted fellow-conmioner. May 28, 1674. Surety, Mr Topoli£fe.

Of Hanworth, Esq. Heir to his uncle, Robert Doughty. Married Hester,
daughter of Adrian Payne (?Patteson), alderman of Norwich. Died 1747.

1674. 451

^Bftgge, Simon : son of Simon Bagge, gent., of Cockley Cley, Norfolk. Bom there.

Schools, Swaffham, under Mr Needham, three years; and the Perse School,

Cambridge, under Mr Griffin, live years. Admitted sizar. Surety, Mr Bagge.

B.A. 1677-8: M.A. 1681. Scholar, Mich" 1674 to Mich* 1681. Junior

fellow, L. Day 1684 to L. Day 1686. Logic lecturer, 1681-2.

Coppinger, Henry: son of Henry Coppinger, Esq., of Bury St Edmunds. Born at
Buzhall, Suffolk (July 2, 1654). School, Bury, under Mr Leeds. Age 19.
Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, July 7, 1674. Tutor, Mr Ellys.
Migrated to St John's, 1675. Admitted at Gray's Inn, July 26, 1676.

Lord ^ the manor of BuxhalL Married Sarah by whom he had one

daughter. (Davy.) Died 1693. WUl proved (P. C. C.) Jan. 9, 1693-4.

Edwards, Thomas : son of William Edwards, clerk (Edmunds ? vicar of Taplow).
Bom at Taplow, Bucks. Educated at home, and at Harrow on the Hill,
under Mr Home. Age 19. Admitted sizar, July 15, 1674. Tutor, Mr "Ellys,
RA 1678-9: M.A 1683. Incorporated at Oxford, July 10, 1685.
Scholar, Mich' 1674 to Mich* 1680. Perhaps the Thomas Edwards who gave
to our library Studio di PiUura del Titi, 1686, dated at Rome, 1699. One
of these names was vicar of Newnham, Herts., 1680-84.

^Richards, John : son of Solomon Richards : gent., of Clonmell, Tipperary. Schools,
Wexford, five years ; and ' Reding,' under Mr Oestwicke, three years. Age 19.
Admitted, July 23. Sifrety, Mr Basset.

M.B. 1680-1 : M.D. 1696. Scholar, Mich* 1674 to Mich* 1680. Junior
fellow, Mich* 1680 to Christ* 1690 : — he was appointed, by lapse, by the
Master. Rhet. pnelector, 1682-3.

Sotheby, John : son of John Sotheby, ** J. C. ( jurisoonsultus) et Buriensis oppidi
a memoria." At school there, under Mr Walker, five years; and under
Mr Leeds six years. Age 19. Admitted pensioner, Aug. 29, 1674. Tutor,
Mr Ellys.

Scholar, Mich* 1674 to Mich* 1676. Probably died young : not mentioned
in his fether's will, dated 1683, proved at Bury, March 1, 1720-1. The
father, barrister-at-law, entered his pedigree in the VU. of Suff.y 1664.
(J. J. M.)

MiCH« 1674— MiCH» 1675.

Branthwaite, Thomas : son of William Branthwaite (formerly of the collie, 1653),
Esq., of Hethel, Norfolk. Bom there. Schools, Swerdeston, under Mr Maije-
rom, eight years ; Hethel, under Mr Allen, three years ; and Seaming, under
Mr Burton, one year. Age 16. Admitted fellow-commoner, Oct. 29, 1674.
Tutor, Mr EUys.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, June 5, 1676. Died March 6, 1676-7. M.L
at HetheL Brother of Arthur, 1675; John and William, 1683; Richard,
1688; and Bemey, 1698.

Joyner, William : son of Robert Joyner, druggist, of Hingham, Norfolk. Bom
there. At school, under Mr Poole, half a year; at Wymondham, under
Mr Morphew, a year and a half ; and at Seaming, under Mr Burton, two
years. Age 17. Admitted sizar, Nov. 17, 1674. Surety, Mr Ellys.
M.B. 1682. Scholar, Mich* 1675 to Mich* 1681.

Prince, John. Incorporated from Oxford, 1675. Son of Bernard Prince. Bom at
Axminster, 1643. Matriculated at Brasenose, July 13, 1660. B.A. (Oxf.),
1664: M.A (Camb.), 1675. Curate of Bideford, Dev., 1669; and of St
Martin's, Exeter, 1669-75. Vicar of Totnee, 1676: resigned 1681. Vicar of
Berry Pomeroy, 1681-1723. Died Sep. 9, 1723. M.I. at Berry Pomeroy.
Author of Worthies of Devon, 1701. (v. D. N. B.)

29—2

452 QOXYILUC AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Austine, Samuel: son of Henry Austine, citizen and dyer of Norwich. Bom
there. At school, under Mr Corey, one year; and at the public school,
under Mr Mazey, five years. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table,
Jan. 7, 1674-5. Tutor, Mr EUys.

Blankes, John : son of Christopher Blankes, clerk (formerly of the college, 1640).
Bom at Yelverton, Norfolk. Educated first under his father ; afterwards at
school, under Mr Cushion, a year and a half; and under Mr Mazey, a year and
a half. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table. Tutor, Mr Mlys.

B.A 1678-9: M.A. 1682. Scholar, Mich* 1675 to Christ* 1681. Or-
dained deacon (Norw.), Oct. 1682.

Tumor, John : son of Edmund Tumor, bart. (knigfU)^ of Stoke Rochfcnxi, lincoln-
shira Bom there. Educated first under Mr Adamson, five years, then
under Mr Peters, two years. Age 15. Admitted fellow-commoner, Feb. 5,
1674-5. Surety, Mr Peters.

Admitted at the Middle Temple, Jan. 4, 1675. Married Diana, daughter
of Hon. Algernon Cecil. F.R.S. 1702. Devoted to the study of Mechanics.
Died at BaUi, July 10, 1719 : M.I. in the Abbey Church.

Hall, Henry: son of Henry Hall, Esq., of Oreatford, Lincolnshire. Bom at
Easton. At school at Grantham, under Mr Walker, five years ; afterwards,
under Mr Peters, a year and a hall Admitted fellow-commoner. Tutor,
Mr Peters.

Lommax, Nathaniel : son of Thomas Lommax, gent., deceased, of Heaton, Lancashire.
Bom there. Schools, Eccles, under Mr Atkinson, two years ; and Chowbent
(* YoW'bent'), under Mr Taylor, three months. Age 18. Admitted sizar,
March 12, 1674-5. Surety, Mr EUys.

A Nathaniel Lomax, clerk, married Deborah Rogers, at Stockport, Oct. 13,

1681. (K A)

Maris, Richard: son of Richard Maris, of Gresham, Norfolk, harness maker.
Bom there. Schools, Holt, under Mr Bainbrigg, four years, and Aylsham,
under Mr Ransome, three years. Age 17. Admitted sizar, April 16, 1675.
Surety, Mr Halman.

B.A 1678-9. Scholar, Mich* 1675 to Christ* 1679. Ordained deacon
(Norw.), June 1679; priest (do.), Oct. 1682.

Brittifie, Harbord ; son of Simon Brittiffe (formerly of the college, 1641-2), Esq.,
of Cley, Norfolk. Bom there. Schools, Hindringham, under Mr Peartree,
two years: and Holt, under Mr Bainbrigge, five years. Admitted fellow-
conmioner, April 17, 1675. Tutor, Mr Halman.

Glemham, Charles : son of Sackville Glemham, knt, of Glemham, Suffolk. Bom
there. School, Campsey Ash, under Mr Stubbing, five years. Age 15. Ad-
mitted to the scholars' table, April 20, 1675. Tutor, Mr Spencer.

B.A 1678-9 : M.A 1682. Scholar, Mich* 1675 to Mich* 1682. (v. Dennis,
p. 455.) Ordained deacon (Norw.), Dec. 1682. Yicar of Lit. Glemham, 1684.
The father (son of Sir Thomas) was knighted in the field, at the pursuit of
Essex's army, Sep. 1, 1644.

^Booth, Edmund : son of John Booth, citizen and weaver, of Norwich. Bom
there. At school, for six years, under Mr Mazey. Age 16. Admitted sizar,
April 21, 1675. Surety, Mr Basset.

B.A 1678-9: M.A. 1682. Scholar, Mich" 1675 to Mich* 1680. Junior
fellow (chaplain), Mich' 1680 to Mids' 1682. Ordained deacon (Norw.), July,

1682. Vicar of the college living of Foulden, Norf., 1682-1702: and of
Goodeaton, 1682-1702. Buried at Foulden, July 2, 1702.

1675. 453

Springall (Springold), Thomas : son of John Spriugall (formerly of the college,
1633), gent, of Blakeney, Norfolk. Bom at Sherringham. Schools, Blakeney,
under Mr Wells, a year and a half ; and Holt, under Mr Bainbrigg, six years.
Age 19. Admitted to the scholars' table, 1675. Surety, Mr Halman.

RA. 1678-9. Scholar, Mich* 1675 to Mich* 1682. Oitiained deacon
(Norw.), May 1681 : priest (do.), Sep. 1681. Rector of Strumpshaw and
Bradeston, Norf., 1681-1718. Will proved (Norw. C. C), 1718.

*Goddard, John: son of Amos Gk)ddard, deceased, of Wiggenhall St Mary, Norfolk.
Bom there. School, Lynn, under Mr Bell, six years. Age 15. Admitted sizar,
April 23, 1675. Surety, Mr Basset.

B.A. 1678-9 (21st, out of 27, in the list): M.A. 1682. Incorporated at
Oxford, July 10, 1690. Scholar, Mich* 1675 to Christ* 1680. Junior fellow,
Christ* 1680: senior, Christ* 1688 to L. Day 1710. Logic lecturer, 1684-7 :
Greek, 1689: steward and dean, 1689-93. Moderator, 1686. Ordained
priest (Norw.), Sep. 1683. Said to have retired to Lynn for some years before
his death. Will proved (V. C. Court), Ap. 27, 1710. Left lands in Wiggen-
hall to his sister Elizabeth Dmry and her heirs, they to pay J&IOO to the
college for books for the library.

Shelton, Robert : son of Maurice Shelton, Esq., of Thetford, Norfolk. Bom at
Norton, Norfolk. Schools, Thetford, under Mr Keene, five years; and
Norwich, under Mr Mazey, two years. Admitted to the scholars* table,
April 28, 1675. Tutor, Mr Ellys.

MB. 1680. Scholar, Mich* 1675 to Mich* 1680. Third son. Died in
college : buried at St Michael's, May 12, 1682.

Biddell, Anthony : son of Thomas Biddell, gent, of Nynehead, Somerset. Bom
there. School, Langford Budville, under Mr Crofts, one year; and Milverton.
Admitted sizar under the care of Mr Ellys, April 29, 1675.

B.A. 1678-9. Scholar, Mich* 1675 to Mich* 1680. Rector of Frome
St Quintin, Dorset, 1693-1703. Died 1703 : buried at Frome.

Butler, Robert: son of Edward Butler, dmggist, of Edgefield? (* Edgehill '),
Norfolk. Bom at Aylsham. School, Holt, under Mr Bainbrigge, six years.
Age 17. Admitted sizar, May 14, 1675. Surety, Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1678-9. Scholar, Mich* 1675 to Mich* 1679. Ordained deacon
(Norw.), June 1679 : priest (do.), Sep. 1681.

Norris, Thomas : son of John Norris (formerly of the college, 1640), Esq., J. C.
(? jurisoonsultus), of Norwich. School, Seaming, under Mr Burton, six years.
Age 15. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table. May 18, 1675. Tutor,
Mr Ellys.

Admitted at Lincoln's Inn, May 19, 1677: "son and heir of John,
of London." Died young, without issue.

Bemey, Richard : son of Thomas Bemey (formerly of the college, 1637), bart, of
Norwich. Bom in Colchester. School, Norwich, under Mr Home. Age 17.
Admitted fellow-commoner. May 19, 1675. Surety, Mr EUys.

Succeeded as third baronet, 1693. Admitted at Gray's Lm, June 21,
1678. Resided at Kirby Bedon. Married Dorothy, daughter of William
Branthwaite, Esq. Died, May, 1706. Will proved at Norwich. Succeeded
by his son, Richard, of 1705. Brother of Thomas, 1680; William, 1684-5;
and Henry, 1689-90.

454 QONVILLE AND CA1U8 COLLEGE.

Helder, Richard, alias ^ioer: son of William Holder, gent., of Offley, Herts.
Bom there (bapt Feb. 11, 1658-9). Sohool, Hitchin, under Mr Draper,
seven years. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table, June 21, 1675.
Tutor, Mr Ellys.

Scholar, Mich* 1675 to L. Day 1678. Admitted at Gray's Inn, July 9,
1677. Lord of the manor of Little Offley. Married Mary, daughter of John
Hinde, of Holbom, brewer, July 23, 1691. Died Feb. 25, 1718-9 : buried at
Offley. (Clutterbuck in. 107.)

Hewitt, Richard: son of Richard Hewitt, gent., of Eccles, Lancashire. Bom
there. At school there for three years, under Mr Alston ; and for four yeuv
under Mr Atkinson. Age 19. Admitted sizar, June 21, 1675. Surety,
Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1678-9: M.A. 1682. Scholar, Mich" 1675 to L. Day 1680. Or-
dained deacon (Lond.), Sep. 21, 1679 : priest (do.), June 18, 1682. Master of
N. Weald school, Essex (see George Scott, 1690). Vicar of Norton Mande-
ville and Roothing Bemers, Essex, 1700.

Pearse, Edward : son of Edward Pearse, gent., of Whitlingham, Norfolk. Bom
in London. School, Norwich, under Mr Mazey, seven years. Age 17.
Admitted to the scholars' table, June 23, 1675. Tutor, Mr Halman.
(Re-admitted, as fellow-commoner, March 1, 1675-6.)

Scholar, Mich* 1675 to L. Day 1677. Eldest son : described (BUmef, v. 456),
as Lieut. G«neraL The father, of Parson's Oreen, Fulham, bought Uie manor
of Whitlingham.

Branthwayt, Arthur; son of William Branthwayt (formerly of the college, 1653),
Esq., of Hethel, Norfolk. School, Swerdeston, under Mr Marjerom, three
years ; at home, under Mr Allen, two years ; and Seaming, under Mr Burton,
a year and a half. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, June 28, 1675.
Tutor, Mr Ellys.

Scholar, Mich' 1675 to Mich* 1677. Admitted at Gray's Inn, June 5,
1676. Steward of Norwich, 1691-1703. Chief Justice of the Isle of Ely.
Married Ann, daughter of Thomas Bacon, Esq. Died, Sep. 29, 1717, at
Norwich. Buried at Hethel. (v. Norf, Arch. ii. 125.) Brother of Thomas, 1674.

Gipps, Richard : son of John Gipps, gent., of Great Whelnetham, Suffolk. Bom
there (bapt. Sep. 15, 1659). School, Bury, under Mr Leeds, seven years.
Age 16. Admitted, Sep. 24, 1675, pensioner to the bachelors' talde, under
Mr Ellys.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, Feb. 5, 1675-6. Lord of the manor of Gt
Whelnetham. Knighted, Nov. 27, 1682. Married (1) Mary, daughter of
Edward Giles, of Totnes, Devon; (2) Elizabeth, daughter of Sir Edmund
Poley, of Badley, Suffl An antiquarian of repute. Author of AntiqniUjUeB
Suffolcienses; printed in the Suff, Ardv, Vol. viii. Died Dec. 21, 1708. Buried
at Whebietham. Brother of John, 1676. (v. D. N. B.)

Long, Francis: son of Robert Long, Esq., of Norwich. Bom at Reymerstone,
Norfolk. Schools, Hingham, under Mr Poole, four years; and Norwich,
under Mr Cory, three years. Age 16. Admitted to the scholars' table, Sep. 4,
1675. Tutor, Mr EUys.

Scholar, Mich* 1676 to L. Day 1678. Admitted at the Middle Temple,
June 14, 1678. Sub-steward of Yarmouth, 1702-12; recorder, 1712-34.
Purchased the manor of Spixworth about 1690. Married Susanna, daughter
of Tobias Frere, Esq. Died Dec. 12, 1734. M.I. at Spixworth. (Palmer,
I. 238.) See Thomas, 1658.

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1675—1676. 465

Mich* 1675— Mich- 1676.

♦Bolt, Clement: son of William Bolt, baker, of Lynn. At school there, under
Mr Bell, three years; and at Gislingfaam, Saffolk, under Mr Paston, three
years. Age 15. Admitted sizar, Oct. 18, 1675. Surety, Mr Bassett.

RA. 1679-80: M.A. 1683. Scholar, Mich* 1675 to L. Day 1681. Junior
fellow, L. Day 1681 to L. Day 1689. Library keeper, 1680. Lc^c lecturer,
1682-4. A royal Mandate was read, Deo. 13, 1686, for his election to the
next vacancy in the seniority; to which he was at once pre-elected and duly
sworn. His Majesty's letters however were read, Nov. 7, 1688, revoking
this bef(Mne a vacancy occurred. He was probably one of James's Romish
intrusions : his fellowship was pronounced void, March 26, 1689, at the same
time as Basset's. Our copy of Waller's Poems has his name.

Fitch, William; son of Samuel Fitch, grocer, deceased. Bom at Wethersfield,
Essex. School, Felstead, under Mr Glasoocke, six years. Age 17. Admitted
sizar, Nov. 19, 1675. Surety, Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1679-80. Scholar, Christ' 1679 to Christ* 1680. Ordained priest
(Lond.), June 3, 1681. Rector of Hazeleigh, Essex, 1681-1708. Died 1708.

Blenkbome (Blenckame), Simon. Graduated M.D. from our coU^e in 1676.
Son of Henry, of Oilling, Torka. Educated at St Paul's School, London.
Matriculated at Merton, Oxford, May 5, 1665; aged 18. B.A. (0x1), 1669.
Practised afterwards at Lynn ; where he died, June 26, 1688. '* Peritissimus
medidnsB doctor": — M.I. at St Margaret's, Lynn, to him; and to his wife,
Jane (Donne) whom he married at Norwich Cathedral, Sep. 21, 1676. Will
proved (Norw. archd. C.) 1689.

St John, Oliver : son of Oliver St John ; of Tuddenham, Norfolk. Bom in Hamp-
shire. Educated under various masters for seven years. Admitted to the
scholars' table, Jan. 6, 1675-6. Tutor, Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1679-80 : M.A. 1684. Scholar, Mich* 1676 to Mich* 1683. Oidained
priest (Norw.), March 1682-3. Rector of Freethorpe, Norf., 1683-5. Rector
of Wickhamptcm, 1 683-4.

Dennis, John: son of Francis Dennis, hametss maker ('ephippiarius'). Bom in
London. At school there, one year, under Mr Ellys; and at Harrow,
under Mr Home, five years. Age 17. Admitted to Uie scholars' table,
Jan. 13, 1675-6. Tutor, Mr Ellys.

The dramatic author and critic. B.A. 1679-80: M.A. (Trin. H.), 1683.
Scholar, Mich* 1676 to L. Day 1681 : when it was decreed that he "doth lose
his scholarship, be punished £3, and leave the college for assaulting and
wounding Sir Glemham with his sword" (Oeata). He migrated to Trin.
HalL After travelling abroad he settled in London, where he spent the rest
of his life in literary labour and conlanual dispute. He held a small post
in the Custom House from 1705 till 1715, when he was aUowed to sell it.
The latter part of his life was spent in much poverty. Died Jan. 6, 1734.
Author: A Plot and No Plot, 1697 : The Comical Gallant, 1702; <kc.: also
many pamphlets, letters, &c For a list and criticism, see D. N. B.

Roberts, Thomas : son of Thomas Roberts (formerly of the college, 1641), clerk, of
Foulden, Norfolk. Bom at Lynn. School, Thetford, under Mr E:een, seven
years. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table, March 1, 1675-6. Tutor,
Mr Basset.

B.A. 1679-80. Scholar, Midi* 1676 to Mich* 1680. Ordained priest
(Norw.), Dec. 1682. Vicar of Stanford, Nort, 1690-1702. Rector of Ling,
Norf., 1702-28. Will proved (Norw. C. C), 1728.

456 QONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Forth, William: son of Thomas Forth, brewer, and citizen of London. Bom
there. At St Paul's School, under Dr Oale, three years ; and under Mr Fisher,
at Dorking, three years. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table, Feb. 17,
1675-6. Tutor, Mr Basset.

Scholar, Mich' 1676 to Mich' 1681. Ordained deacon (Lond.), March 4,
1682-3; priest (Norw.), Ap. 1683. Rector of Eriswell, SuE, 1683-1715;
when he died.

Capell, Gamaliel : son of Gamaliel Capell, Esq., of Abbots Roothing, Essex. Bom
there. School, Bishop Stortford, under Mr Conway, seven years. Age 16.
Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, May 15, 1676. Tutor, Mr EUys.
Lived at Springfield, Ess.; where he had an estate. Died 1720.

Francis, Henry: son of Henry Francis, gent., of Mattishall, Norfolk. Bom at
Welbome. At school, under various masters, seven years. Admitted to the
scholars' table, May 16, 1676. Tutor, Mr EUys.

B.A. 1679-80. Scholar, Mich* 1676 to Christ' 1681. Ordained deacon
(Norw.), May 1681 ; as curate of CrownUiorpe; priest (do.), March, 1681-2.
Vicar of Bacton, Norf., 1681-1711; Rector of Witton, 1694-1711. Died
Sep. 3, 1711. M.L in Bacton churchyard. Will proved (Norw. C. C), "of
Bacton."

Hartstongue, Standish: son of Standish Hartstongue, Esq. Bom at Catton,
Norfolk. Educated at home ; and at Kilkenny under Mr Jones, three years.
Afterwards admitted at Trinity College, Dublin, where he remained for three
years ; then he removed to the University of Glasgow, where he graduated as
M.A. Finally at the age of nineteen admitted pensioner to the bachelors'
table, in this college, June 19, 1676.

Admitted at the Middle Temple, Oct. 13, 1673. Brother of Francis, 1668.

Ringstead, Thomas : son of Robert Ringstead, butcher, of Walsingham, Norfolk
(bapt. at Lit. Walsingham, June 4, 1656). At school there, five yeara
Age 19. Admitted sizar, June 5, 1676. Surety, Mr Basset

B.A. 1679-80: Scholar, Mich* 1676 to L. Day 1680. Oidamed deacon
(Norw^, June 1680 : priest, May 1681. Vicar of Foulden, Norf., 1702-
19. Vicar of Gooderstone, Norfolk, 1702-19. Buried at Foulden, Feb. 14,
1718-9.

^Hartstongue, John: son of Standish Hartstongue, Esq. Bom at Catton,
Norfolk. School, Charleville, Ireland, three years; at Trinity College,
Dublin, one year; and at the University of Glasgow for one year. Age 18.
Admitted June 19, 1676, pensioner to the bachelors' table. Surety, Mr EUys.
B.A. (Dub.), 1677 : B.A. (Camb.), 1677-8 : M.A. (Dub.), 1680 : D.D. (Oxf.,
by diploma), 1693. Junior fellow, Christ^ 1681 to Mich' 1684. Ordained
priest (Norw.), March 1681-2. Archdeacon of Limerick, 1684—93. Chaplain
to the Duke of Ormonde ; attainted by James II. 1689. Bp of Ossory, 1693.
Bp of Derry 1714-7. Died in Dublin, Jan. 30, 1716-7. Brother of Francis,
1668. (v. D. N. B.)

Lucas, Thomas: son of Thomas Lucas, merchant, of Yarmouth ('Gariannonum').
Schools, Walcote and Norwich, under Dr Collins, three years; and under
various other masters four years. Age 18. Admitted to the scholars' table,
July 1, 1676. (Re-admitted to the bachelors' table shortly after.) Tutor,
MrEllys.

*Gipps, John : son of John Gipps, gent., of Great Whelnetham, Sufiblk. Bom
there. School, Bury St Edmunds, under Mr Walker, four years ; and at the
public school there, under Mr Leeds, three years. Age 14. Admitted to the
scholars' table, July 7, 1676. Tutor, Mr Ellys.

LL.B. 1682. Scholar, Mich* 1676 to L. Day 1682. Junior feUow, Mids

1676—1677. 457

1683 to L. Day 1687. Ordained deacon (line), Dec. 20, 1685: priest
(Norw.), Nov. 19, 1686. Rector of Brockley, Suff., 1686. A non-juror:
returned in 1691 as " of Brockley; wife and children ; and poor." (Baker xlii.)
Brother of Richard, 1675.

Hasell, Peter: son of William Hasell, of Sudbury, Suffolk. Bom there. At
school, under Mr Newton, one year; and at Burstall and elsewhere, five years.
Age 16. Admitted to the schohurs' table, Sep. 5, 1676. Tutor, Mr Ellys.

M.A. (Cath.), 1686, by lU. reg. Scholar, Mich* 1676 to L. Day 1678.
Migrated to St Catherine's, July 6, 1684. Rector of Kettlebaston, Suffl, 1699.
By his father's will, proved (P. C. C.) 1707, he inherited lands in Ot Waldring-
field.

MiCH» 1676— Mich- 1677.

'Stevenson, John : son of Richard Stevenson, of Norwich. Bom there. At
school, under Mr Mazey, four years; and under Mr Home, under-master
there, a year and a half. Age 16. Admitted sizar. Surety, Mr Halman.

B.A. 1680-1 : M.A. 1684. Mich* 1677 to L. Day 1682. Junior fellow,
Mids' 1682: senior, L. Day 1689 to Mich* 1691. Salarist, 1689. Ordained
deacon (line), Dec. 23, 1688. Rector of Bincombe, Dors., 1690-1732.
Married, at Upway, Dors., 1702, Mrs Anne Loder. For many years proctor
in convocation for Bristol diocese. ''An excellent orator, historian and
divine ; a celebrated preacher; and highly and justly beloved and esteemed."
{EtUchins, ii. 490.) Buried at Bincombe, Jan. 19, 1731-2.

Pamplin, John : son of Oliver Pamplin, gent, of Haddenham, Isle of Ely. Schools,
Wisbech, under Mr Frisney, two years ; and Bradley, under Mr Billingsley,
four years. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the bcu^helors' table, Apnl
7, 1677. Surety, Mr Habman.

Admitted at Lincoln's Inn, May 16, 1681. Of Haddenham, Esq. {Camb.
Vis., 1684). His father died about 1670.

Rant, Humphry; eldest son of William Rant (formerly of the college, 1645), Esq.,
of Yelverton, Norf(^. School, Norwich, seven years, under Mr Mazey.
Age 17. Admitted fellow-commoner, April 26, 1677. Surety, Mr Basset

Admitted at Gray's Inn, Ap. 28, 1680. Died unmarried, 1681 : buried at
Yelverton. M.I. there.

Skipp, Thomas : son of Thomas Skipp, Esq., of North Tuddenham, Norfolk. Bom
at Rendlesham, Suffolk. School, Norwich, six years, under Mr Cory. Age
14. Admitted fellow-commoner. May 1, 1677. Surety, Mr Spencer.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, June 21, 1680. Died in 1681 (Blomef., x. 266).
Pedigree in Vis, of Ifarf,, 1664: his mother was a daughter of Edwanl
Spencer of Rendle^am. Gave Dugdale's Origines, 1671, to the library.

•

Dayrell (Darell), Nicholas : M.D., by royal mandate, in 1678. Son of Marmaduke,
of Horkstow, lines., gent Matriculated at Lincoln College, Oxford, May 21,
1669; aged 17. B.A. (Oxf.), Jan. 23, 1672-3; M.A. 1675.

Wace, Francis: son of Francis Wace, grocer of Wilton, Norfolk. Bom there
(l>apt. Nov. 3, 1659). School, Feltwell, five years, under Mr Parseley. Age
17. Admitted sizar, Sep. 11, 1677. Surety, Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1681-2 : M.A. 1685. Scholar, Mich* 1677 to Mich" 1685. Ordained
deacon (Norw.), Aug. 1683: priest (do.), Sep. 1683. Rector of Blakeney,
Norf. Marriea Elizabeth, daughter of Clement Heigham, rector of Scul-
thorpa Died Nov. 6, 1721 : buried at Blakeney (v. Howard's Vis. of Suff.).
WiU proved (Norw. C. C), 1721.

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458 QONVILLE AND GAIUS COLLEGE.

^Scarburgh, Edmund : son of Charles Scarboigh, kut., M.D., physioian to King
Charles II.» and the Dnke oi York (formerly fellow ci the college; 1633).
Born in London. At St Paul's School, five years, under Dr Ghde. Age 18.
Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, Sep. 23, 1677. Tutor, Mr BUys.

M. A 1682-3 (/i^. rey.). Senior fellow, Mids' 1682 to Mich" 1688. Elected
by royal mandate : the fellows refused to vote : the master, receiving another
letter from the king, admitted him. Preb. of Salisbury, 1687. Rector of St
Michael, Wareham, 1686. Rector of Upway, Dorset, 1687. Died Oct 1705.
He edited his father's translation of Euclid : '' at least he put his name to it.
For 'tis well known that he is not able to do anything of this kind, or any-
thing else relating to learning" (Heame, Coll. i. 1). Brother of Charles, 1669.

Mich* 1677— Mich* 1678.

Scarlet, William : son of Philip Scarlet (formerly of the college, 1644-5), clerk, of
Hadleigh, Suffolk. Bom at (North) Creake, Norfolk. At school, first under
his father, afterwards at Hadleigh, under Mr Challenor, four years. Age 17.
Admitted to the scholars' table, Oct. 27, 1677. Surety, Mr Halman.

B. A 1681-2. Scholar, Mich- 1678 to Mich" 1684. Ordained deacon (Norw.),
Dec. 1684 : priest (do.), May 30, 1686. Rector of North Creake, 1687-1727.
Rector of Dunton and Doughton, 1686-1701. Buried Feb. 8, 1726-7. Will
proved (Norw. C. C), 1726-7.

*Mott, Edmund : son of Edmund Mott, gent., of Caldecot, Norfolk. Bom there
(bapt. at Oxburgh, Aug. 21, 1660). School, Thetford, under Mr Keenn, seven
years. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table, Jan. 26, 1677-8. Surety,
Mr lightwine.

B.A. 1681-2: M.A 1685: M.D. 1693. Scholar, Chrisf 1677 to Mids'
1684. Junior fellow, Mids' 1684 : senior, Mich' 1688 to L. Day 1693. Greek
lecturer, 1689-93 : steward, 1691. Married Mary, daughter of Robert Bly-
ford and widow of John Thruston, of Hoxne. Died Feb. 3, 1699. Buried at
New Walsingham. M.I. there. (F. G.) Brother of William, 1667 ; and
Luke, 1670-1.

*Pate, Robert : son of Thomas Pate, shoemaker, of Cambridge. Bom there (bapt.
at St Botolph's, Dec. 2, 1660). At the Perse School six years. Age 17.
Admitted sizar, Mareh 9, 1677-8. Surety, Mr EUys.

B.A 1681-2: M.A 1685. Scholar, Mich' 1678 to Christ^ 1682. Junior
fellow, Christ* 1682 to Mich' 1693. Usher of Perse School, 1687. Master at
Wickmere. Master of Yarmouth School, 1693-1705. Master of Norwich
cathedral school, 1705-17. Ordained deacon (Norw.), Sep. 1683 : priest
(Lond.), Sep. 20, 1685. Vicar of Thrigby, Norf., 1693-1704. Rector of
Marsham, 1693-1717. Died 1717. Author: Exposition oi the Chureh
Catechism, for the use of Norwich School A complete syntax of the Latin
Tongue, compared with the English: principally designed for the use of
Norwich School, 1722,

Carew, John : son of John Carew, of Cavendish, Suffolk. Born there. Schools,
Cavendish, under Mr Shreeve, three years; and Sudbury, four years. Age 17.
Admitted sizar, Mareh 11, 1677-8. Sure^, Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1681-2. Scholar, Mich' 1678 to Mich' 1682. Ordained deacon
(Norw.), June 3, 1683 : priest (do.), Sep. 22, 1684. Rector of Freston, SuE,
1684-1723. Rector of Chehnondiston, 1706. Will proved (Ipswich), 1723 :
" of Freston."

Jones, George: son of John Jones, clothier, of Sudbury, Suffolk. Bom there.
. Educated under Messrs Fairelough and Chapman, six years. Admitted sizar
March 11, 1677-8. Tutor, Mr EUys.

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1677—1678. 469

B.A. 1681-2. Scholar, Mich* 1678 to Mich* 1682. Ordained deacon
(Norw.), Dea 1682 : priest (Lond.), Sept. 21, 1684. Doubtless the George
Jones, cleric, of Heveningham, Suff.; whose wUl was proved (P. CO.), 1702.
Leaves chariot and horses to wife Jane. Her will (P. 0. C. 1 704), mentions
her "late brother Samuel Fairclough" (v. p. 379).

Scott, John: son of John Scott, gent., of Fincham, Norfolk. Bom there. At
school there under Mr Gardner, eight years. Age 17. Admitted sizar, April
9, 1678. Surety, Mr lightwine.

B.A. 1681-2 : M.A. 1685. Scholar, Mich" 1678 to Mich" 1683. Ordained
deacon (Norw.) June 1682 : priest, Oct. 1682. Rector of Pensthorpe, Norf.
Vicar of Stradsett, 1682-1727. Died Oct. 24, 1727: "senex et coelebs";
monument at Stradsett. First cousin of Thomas Scott, the regicide, (v.
Blomef. VII. 452.) WiU proved (Norw. C. C.) 1727.

Barker, William: son of Thomas Barker, brewer; of Thornhain Magna, Suffolk.
School, Botesdale, five years, under Mr Paston. Age 16. Admitted sizar,
April 9, 1678. Surety, Mr Basset.

Died in college : buried at St Michael's, Oct. 23, 1678.

Strode, C^rge: son of Nicholas Strode, knt., of Chepstead, Kent. Bom in
Lincoln's Inn Fields. Educated first at home under Mr Pile, two years;
then at Newington, under Mr Singleton, two years. Age 15. Admitted
fellow-commoner, April 12, 1678. Surety, Mr Ellys.

RA. (Christ's) 1681-2: M.A. 1685. Admitted at the Inner Temple,
May 4, 1680. Sir Oeorge Strode, knt., of Etchingham, Sussex. Died at
Hatton Garden, London; June, 1707. Monument at Enebworth, Herts. : —
his mother was a Lytton. (v. Le Neve's Knights^ for his pedigree and
marriages; and Horsfield's Sussex^ i. 586.)

Blorae, William : son of John Blome, public notary (* in Oancellaria '), of Seven-
oaks, Kent. Bom there. Educated for eight years, under Messrs Wrentmore
and Weston. Age 14. Admitted to the scholars' table, April 12, 1678.
Surety, Mr Ellys.

Scholar, Mich" 1678 to L. Day 1681.

^Waters, Francis : son of Francis Waters, gent., of Swaffham Prior, Cambridge.
Bom there. At school, under Mr Oawdwell, two years ; and at *Sudbury,
under Mr Fairclough, one year. Age 19. Admitted sizar, April 15, 1678.
.Surety, Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1681-2: M.A. 1685. Scholar, Mich" 1678 to Mich" 1685. Junior
fellow (Chaphun) L. Day 1687 to L. Day 1700. Ordained priest (line.)
March 11, 1687-8. Rhet prselector, 1693-9. He was presented by the
University to the living of Benniworth, lines., Jan. 24, 1690-1; but
resigned it almost at once. Rector of Westley Waterless, Cambs., 1692.

^Castleton, Edmund: son of John Castleton, baronet: of Stuston, Suffolk (bapt
Nov. 24, 1660). Schools, Thorpe Abbots, Norfolk, under Mr Page, five years;
and Botesdale, under Mr Paston, three years. Age 17. Admitted to the
scholars' table, April 16, 1678. Tutor, Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1681-2 : M.A. 1685. Scholar, Mich" 1678 to Mich" 1684. Junior
fellow, Mids"" 1684 to Mids"" 1689. Ordained deacon (Norw.) Sep. 1683:
priest (da) May 21, 1692, as curate of Quiddenham. Rector of Shipdham
1695-6. Brother of Philip and John, 1661.

Castleton, Charles : son of William Castleton, gent., late of Oakley, Suffolk. Bom
at Stuston (bapt Sep. 4, 1659^. Schools, Thetford, two years, and Bury St
Edmunds, three years. Age 18. Admitted sizar, April 16, 1678. Surety,
Mr Ellp.

B.A. 1681-2 : M.A. 1685. Scholar, Mich" 1678 to Mich" 1683. Ordained

460 QONYILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

deacon (Norw.) June, 1683 : priest (do.) March 1687-8. Rector of Gilling-
ham, Norf., with Windale and Winston; 1692-1745. Succeeded his cousin
as Baronet (Le. John, of 1661). Married Elizabeth, daughter of Edward
Tavemer, of Suffolk. Died Sep. 1745.

Sponer, John : son of Peter Sponer, grocer, of Yarmouth, Norfolk. Bom there
(bapt. St Nicholas, Jan. 9, 1661-2). At school there, under Mr Barring-
ton, two years ; at Walpole under Mr Manning, a year and a half ; and at
Yarmouth (public), under Mr Reynolds, two years. Age 16. Admitted
scholar, May 22, 1678. Tutor, Mr EUys.

B.A. 1681-2 : M.A. 1686. Scholar, Mich" 1678 to Mids' 1685. Ordained
deacon (Norw.) May, 1684; priest (do.) May 30, 1686; as curate of Brockley.
Rector of Aldham, Suff., 1693-1736. Died Aug. 17, 1736. Buried at
Aldham; where there is an inscription on the communion plate, ''Deo et
Ecclesise d.d. Joh. Sponer, 1735." He also left £20, the interest to be given
to the poor. (Davy.)

Howse, John ; son of Thomas Howse, attorney at law, of Carlton, Norfolk. Bom
there. Schools, Barford, one year, and Thetford, under Mr Keene, four years.
Age 17. Admitted to the scholars^ table. Surety, Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1682-3. Scholar, Mich* 1679 to Mich" 1684. The will of a John
Howse, clerk, of Kettleston, Norf., was proved (Norw. C. C.) 1721.

Jubbes, Martin: son of John Jubbes, gent., of Wymondbam, Norfolk. Bom
there. At school five years, under Mr Clarke. Age 16. Admitted to the
scholars' table. Surety, Mr Ellys.

Scholar, Mich* 1679 to Mids' 1682. Admitted at Lincoln's Inn, Dec. 2,
1681 : ''son and heir of John, of Carlton Rode.'' Barrister at law. Succeeded
his father as lord of the manor at Wicklewood. Died June 9, 1732. (G, Mag,)

Elwin, Peter: son of Peter El win, gent, of Thuming, Norfolk. Bom there.
Schools, Wood Dalling, under Mr Hutton, three years ; and Seaming, under
Mr Burton, two years. Age 16. Admitted fellow-commoner, July 25, 1678.
Surety, Mr Halman.

Of Tuttington, Esq. In 1693 he took a lease of the college estate there.
Bought the manor of Booton in 1713. Married Anne, daughter of Thomas
Scambler, Esq. Died Feb. 5, 1721. M.I. at Tuttington. He left his own
estate, by will, on the deaths of the male issue of himself and his brother, to
the college. (See on, for the admission of his son and grand-nephew, in 1703
and 1748). Pedigree in Via. of Norf ., 1664.

MiCH» 1678— MiCH» 1679.

Gery, Thomas: son of Thomas Gtery, attorney at law, of Harleston, Norfolk.
Bom there. School, Earl Stonham, under Mr Wilson four years. Age 16.
Admitted sizar, Oct. 10, 1678. Surety, Mr Bagge.

B.A. 1682<-3. Scholar, Mich' 1678 to Mich* 1683. Ordained deacon
(Norw.) May 30, 1686; as curate of Needham, Norf. Of Uiese names were
the rector of St Mary, Bedford, 1724 : vicar of Buckden, Hunts., 1727 : vicar
of Wigtoft and Quadring, lines., 1729: and preb. of Lincoln, 1733-7:
probably the same man.

Smyth, John : son of John Smyth, clerk, of East Tuddenham, Norfolk. Bom at
Reymerstone. Educated at home at Wymondham ; and at Seaming, under
Mr Burton, one year. Age 18. Admitted to the scholars' table, Jan. 21,
1678-9. Tutor, Mr Lightwine.

1678—1679. 461

LL.B. 1684. Scholar, Mich* 1679 to Mich- 1684. licenaed, by the
bishop, to practise physic in the diocese of Norfolk, March 6, 1694-5: — he
took no medical degree at Cambridge.

Oakes, Thomas : son of Richard Oakes, husbandman, of Hamstall-Ridware, StaflBs.
Bom there. Schools, Tamworth, a year and a half ; and Uttoxeter, one year.
Age 18. Admitted sizar, Sep. 19, 1678. Surety, Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1682-3 : M.A 1686. Scholar, Mich* 1678 to Mich* 1684. Vicar of
Wednesbury, Stafis., 1689-93 : rector of Handsworth, 1692.

Medow, William : son of William Medow, gent, of Henley, Suffolk. Bom there
(bapt. Feb. 6, 1661-2). Schools, Westerfield and Stow, six years, under
Messrs Curtis and Colston. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars' table, Oct.
31, 1678. Surety, Mr Ellys.

Scholar, Mich' 1678 to Christ* 1681. Eldest son. Admitted at Gray's
Inn, May 14, 1681. Probably died young, without issue. Not mentioned in
the will of his father, proved 1711.

Rant, John: son of John Rant, barrister (formerly of the college, 1642-3), of
Cambridge (bapt. at All SS., March 13, 1661-2). At Sing's College School,
two years, under Mr Wroth ; and at the Perse School, under Mr Qnffin, three
years. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, Jan. 3, 1678-9.
Surety, Mr EUys.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, May 22, 1680. Of Cambs., Esq. Married (3)
Anne Lusemore, of St Michael's, Camb., Feb. 18, 1706-7. Died Nov. 22,
1719 : buried at lit. St Mary's, where there is a monument to him and his
two former wives, Anne and Jane. ** Gravissimas arthritice miserias per dimi-
diam fere setatem sustinuit." Will proved (V. C. Court, Camb.) Dec. 9, 1719.

Rant, Thomas : son of Thomas Rant, clothier, of London. Bom there. School,
Islington, under Mr Singleton, six years. Age 17. Admitted to the scholars'
table, Jan. 3, 1678-9. Surety, Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1682-3 : M.A. 1686. Scholar, Mich* 1679 to Mich* 1685. Ordained
deacon (line.) Dec. 21, 1684 : priest (Line. ; l.d. from London) June 24, 1685.
Curate of Stibbington, Hunts., 1684 : rector of Little Wratting, Suff., 1691 ;
and of Stunner, Essex, 1692-1728. Died 1728.

Lownds, Peter : son of Ralph Lownds, of Middlewich, Cheshire, attorney. Bom
at Kinderton, Chesh. At school there, ten years. Age 19. Admitted pen-
sioner at the scholars' table, April 5, 1679. Surety, Mr Light wine.
Scholar, Mich* 1679 to Mids' 1682. Brother of Ralph, 1680.

^Hancock (Handcock), Stephen : son of William Hancock, of Athlone, Ireland.
Bom there. Educated first under Mr Stone : then for two years under Dr
Wittnell. Afterwards of Trin. ColL, Dublin, where, after four years' residence,
he graduated B.A. Age 21. Admitted to the bachelors' table, May 9, 1679.
Surety, Mr Lightwine.

B.A. 1682-3. Scholar, Mids' 1679 to L. Day 1681. Junior fellow, L. Day
1681 to Mich* 1683.

Qelsthorpe, Peter: son of Peter Gelsthorpe, druggist, of London. Bom there.
Schools, Uxbridge, two years, under Mr Robinson ; and Felstead, five years,
under Mr Glascocke. Age 18. Admitted pensioner at the scholars' table.
May 16, 1679. Surety, Mr Ellis.

M.B. 1684. Scholar, Mich* 1679 to L. Day 1684. M.D. (Utrecht) March
3, 1687-8. Candidate of the Coll^ of Physicians, Oct 1, 1688 : fellow,
April 6, 1691. For some time "physician to the sick and wounded men put
on shore from their Majesties* service at the Port of Deal" Married Elizabeth,

462 OONVILLE AND CAIU8 COLLEGE.

daughter of Sir John King, knt Died in Hatton Garden, London. Buried
at St Andrew's, Holbom, June 18, 1719. (Munk's BolL)

Heiwys, Nicholas : son of William Helwys, citizen and alderman of Norwich.
Bom there. School, Norwich, under Mr Burton, six years. Age 17. Ad-
mitted fellow-commoner, May 20, 1679. Surety, Mr Lightwine.

Of Morton, Nori, Esq. Lord of the manor of Morton and Ringland.
Died in 1724, aged 62. M. I. in Ringland church. Married Catherine,
daughter of Robert Rust, gent. She died July 23, 1717. (Nor/, Arch, ii.
124.)

Mingay, John : son of John Mingay, gent, (formerly of the college, 1652), of
Tasburgh, Norf. Born in Norwich. School, Wootton, under Mr Buxton, for
one year and a half; and Worstead, under Mr Wharton, for three years.
Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table. May 20, 1679. Surety,
Mr Ellys.

Brother of William, of 1683-4. Died without issue (Davy).

Davy, Thomas: son of William Davy, tanner, of Swanton Morley, Norf. Born
Uiere. School, Seaming, under Mr Burton, six years. Age 17. Admitted
pensioner to the scholars' table. May 20, 1679. Surety, Mr Lightwine.

M.B. 1684. Scholar, Mich* 1679 to Mids' 1684. Buried at Swanton
Morley ; where he died March 23, 1692-3, aged 33. M. I. there.

Ives, John : son of Edward Ives, weaver, of Reepham, Norfolk. Bom at Seaming.
At school there, two years ; afterwards at the Grammar School, Norwich, a
year and a hal^ under Mr Burton. Age 17. Admitted sizar. Surety, Mr
Halraan.

Scholar, Mich' 1679 to his death. Died in coll^;e : buried at St Michael's,
Dec. 28, 1679.

Epes, Alan : gentleman commoner of Lincoln College, Oxford, where he resided
three years. Admitted fellow-commoner, April 23, 1679. Surety, Mr
Halman. (Matriculated at Oxford, July 2, 1675 ; aged 17.)

M.B. 1680. Admitted at Gray's Inn, June 17, 1675: *<son and heir of
Paul Epes, of Wye, Kent." Bora about 1657, at Canterbury. (For reft to
the family, v. Index to Arch, Cant) Perhaps lessee of the vicarage of
Seasalter, Kent, till 1687 (Hasted, in. 550).

Grey, John : son of Christopher Grey, brewer, of Bamingham, Norf. Bom there.
School, Holt, under Mr Bainbrigge, six years. Age 18. Admitted sizar,
June 10, 1679. Surety, Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1682-3 : M.A. 1687. Scholar, Mich' 1679 to Mich" 1684. Ordained
priest (Norw.) March, 1687-8; as curate of Hanworth, Norl Curate of
Bamingham in 1692.

Toll, John. Admitted sizar. (Son of Thomas Toll, gent. Bom at Lynn, Norfolk.
School, Lynn. Admitted sizar at St John's, Feb. 16, 1679-80 ; age 15.)
Migrated to St John'a B.A. 1684-5.

*Case, John : son of John Case, innkeeper, of Swaffham, Norf. Bom there.
Schools, Seaming, five years; and Norwich, under Mr Burton, two years.
Age 16. Admitted sizar. Surety, Mr Lightwine.

M.B. 1684. Schokr, Mich* 1679 to Mich* 1684. Junior fellow, L. Day
1687 : senior, Mich* 1693 to L. Day 1700. Rhet. prselector, 1687-93 : Greek
lecturer, 1693-9 : steward, 1698. Died in college : buried at St Michael's,
March 13, 1699-1700. By his will, proved (V.C. Court) March 20, 1699-
1700, he left J^lOO to the college : spent in purchasing the advowson of St
Clement's, Norwich.

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Burton, William : son of John Burton, schoolmaster, of Norwich (formerly of the
collie, 1646). Born at Seaming. At school there, four years; and at
Norwich, under his father, two years. Age 14. Admitted pensioner to the
scholars' table, July 28, 1679. Surety, Mr lightwine.

B.A. 1682-3 (7th, out of 31, in the list). Scholar, Mich* 1679 to his death.
Died June 26, 1683 : buried in Norwich Cathedral, where there is an inscrip-
tion, written by his father. Brother of Joshua, 1681.

Meriton, John. Admitted pensioner. (Son of Henry, rector of Oxburgh, Norf.).
B.A. 1682-3: M.A. 1686. Scholar, Mich* 1679 to L. Day 1684.
Ordained deacon (Lond.), Dec. 24, 1683. Rector of Boughton, Norf., 1687-
1717. Succeeded his father as patron and rector of Oxburgh, Norf., 1708-17.
Buried at Oxburgh, Aug. 2, 1717. The advowson was afterwards bought of
his family by the college.

Sheringham, John : son of John Sheringham (formerly of the college, 1657), rector
of Irstead, Norf. Bom in Norwich. At the Grammar School there, under
Mr Home and Mr Burton, two years and a hal£ Afterwards at North
Walsham under Mr Harvey, one year. Age 15. Admitted sizar, July 5,
1679. Surety, Mr Haknan.

B.A. 1683-4: (24th optime) M.A. 1687. Scholar, Mich" 1679 to Mich*
1687; ordained deacon (Norw.), Dec. 20, 1687; as curate of E. Walton.
Master at Lynn School, 1686.

Hewett, John : son of Richard Hewett, gent., of Eccles, Lancashire. Bom there.
At school there, nine years, under Mr Atkinson. Age 17. Admitted sizar,
Sep. 16, 1679. Surety Mr Ellys.
Brother of Richard, 1675.

Howse, Robert : son of Robert Howse, attorney, of Carlton ^orf.). Bom there.
Schools: Thetford, four years, under Mr Keen; and Moulton, three years,
under Mr Wickham. Age 15. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table,
Sep. 17, 1679. Tutor Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1682-3 : M.B. 1685. Scholar, Mich- 1679 to Mich* 1685.

Mich" 1679— Mich" 1680.

Hubberd, William : son of Oeorge Hubberd, gent., of Southery, Norf. Bom there.
Schools : Wisbech, a year and a half, under Mr Frisney ; Thetford, a year and
a half, under Mr Keene; and Ely, a year and a half, under Mr Petchey.
Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, Oct. 20, 1679. Surety, Mr light-
wine. Transferred to the bachelors' table, June 1, 1680.

Inherited lands in Southery by his father's will, proved (P. C. C.) 1685.

Sheldrake, William: son of William Sheldrake (formerly of the college, 1648),
rector of Barton Bendish, Norf. Bom there. School, Thetford under Mr
Keene. Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, Nov. 26, 1679.
Surety, Mr Ellys.

Scholar, Mich* 1679 to Christ* 1681.

Risby, John: son oi John Risby, Esq., of Thorpe Morieux, Su£P. Bom there.
Schools : Bury St Edmunds, two years, under Mr Leedes ; and Woodbridge,
three years, under Mr Candler. Age 16. Admitted scholar to the bachelors'
table, Jan. 20, 1679-80. Surety, Mr Ellys.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, May 14, 1681. Of Thorpe Morieux, Esq.
Married Mary, daughter of Thomas Bright, of Thurston, Suffolk. Died with-
out issue, Jan. 21, 1727 ; aged 64. Buried at Thorpe Morieux. M. I. there.
Will proved (Archd. Sudb.) 1727. Pedigree in Suff. Man, Fani., by J. J. M.

464 QONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Lawes, Peter : son of Stephen Lawes, of Carlton Rode, Norf., brewer, deceased.
Bom there. Schools: Barford, Norf., two years, under Mr Clark; and
Wymondham, four years. Age 15. Admitted sizar. Surety, Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1683. Scholar, Mids' 1684 to Mich* 1685. Licensed by the bishop
as master at Aylsham School, Sep. 18, 1686. Vicar of Hales, Norf., to 1722.
Died June 5, 1722 ; aged 58. M.L in Hales Church, to him and his wife
Elizabeth. Will proved (Norw. C. C), 1722.

Smith, Thomas : son of John Smith, silk merchant, citizen of London. Born at
Enfield, Middx. Schools : Harrow, two years, under Mr Home ; Totten-
ham, six months, under Mr Lewis; and Grantham, two years, under Mr
Walker. Age 14. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, Feb. 13, 1679—
80. Surety, Mr Ellys.

B.C.L. 1684. Scholar, Mich* 1680 to Christ 1680.

Wharton, Henry: son of Edmund Wharton (formerly of the college, 1652), rector
of SaxlinghiEim, Norf. Grand-nephew of Matthew Stokes, former fellow of the
college. Bom at Worstead (Nov. 9, 1664). School, N. Walsham, one year,
under Mr Eldred ; and private tuition under his father. Admitted pensioner
to the scholars' table, Feb. 17, 1679-80. Surety, Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1683-4 (4th out of 34 in the list): M.A. 1687. Scholar, Mich*
1680 to Mich' 1687 : appointed on the foundation of his great unde, Matthew
Stokys. Ordained deacon, 1687 : priest, 1688. Vicar of Minster, Kent, and
rector of Chartham, 1688-95. Chaplain to Abp Sancroft. Died at Newton,
Cambs., March 5, 1694-5. He left, by will, the rent of 22 acres in Shotes-
ham "to the sole ornament and beautifying of the church in Worstead."
Author of Anglia Sacra, 1691 : A Defence of Pluralities, 1692 : BecUe OperOj
1693 : The Diary of Abp Laud, 1695, and other works. His astonishing anti-
quarian and literary activity began at an early age, as eight or nine treatises
are recorded, as published or edited, by 1688. There is a collection of his
academic exercises, 1682-6, with various mathematical writings, in Lamb.
MS. 592.

Siday, John: son of John Siday (formerly of the college, 1620-1), rector of
Beauchamp Roding, Essex. Bom there. Schools : Chipping Ongar, a year
and a half, under Mr Stebbing ; and Felstead, five years, under Mr Glascock.
Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, March 11, 1679-80. Age 16.
Tutor, Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1683-4 : M.A. 1687. Scholar, Mich" 1680 to Mich' 1687. Ordained
deacon (Line), Sep. 25, 1687 : priest (do.), June 1688. Curate to his father
at Beauchamp Roding, 1687. Succeeded as rector, 1689 to 1752. Presented
by (his mother?) Mary Siday. Died 1752.

Brightiffe, Robert: son of Edmund Brightiffe, gent, of Baconsthorpe, Norf.
Bom there. Schools : Baconsthorpe, two years under Mr Clark ; Holt, three
years, under Mr Bambridge; and Norwich, six months, under Mr Burton.
Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, March 24, 1679-80.

Of Baconsthorpe, Esq. Admitted at the Middle Temple, May 29, 1682.
Recorder of Norwich, 1704-30. M.P. for Norwich, 1715, 1722, 1727.
Married Judith, daughter of Henry Edgar, Esq., of Eye. Left his large
fortune to his son-in-law, the first Earl of Buckinghamslure. Died Sep. 22
1749. (Davy.)

Reeder, Robert: son of Thomas Reeder, mercer, of Wells, Norf. Bom there.
Schools, Warham, two years, under Mr Rice ; Burnham Thorpe, a year and a
half, under Mr Tubbin ; East Basham, one year, under the same Mr Rice ;
and Wells, six months, under Mr Butler. Admitted sizar, May 18, 1680.
Tutor, Mr Lightwine.

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B.A. 1683-4. Scholar, Mich' 1680 to L. Day 1685. Ordained deacon
(Norw.) Dec. 1684.

Negus, Henry : son of Henry Negus, Esquire, of Hoveton St Peter, Norf. Bom
in London. Schools, Beeston, Norf., one year, under Mr Jackson ; Norwich,
six years, under Messrs Home and Mazey ; and Lynn, a year and a half, under
the same Mr Home. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table,
Ap. 8, 1680. Tutor, Mr EUys.

Admitted at the Middle Temple, May 29, 1682. Of Hoveton St Peter,
Esq. Secretary to the Duke of Norfolk. Married Sarah Fowle. Died 1716.
Brother of Daniel, 1688.

Bemey, Thomas : son of Sir Thomas Bemey, baronet (formerly of the college;
1637). Schools, Norwich and Lynn, under Mr Horn. Age 16. Admitted
pensioner to the scholars' table, April 8, 1680. Surety, Mr Ellys.

Scholar, Mich* 1680 to Christ" 1681. Admitted at Gray's Inn, Nov. 3,
1681. Probably died young. See Richard, 1675.

Ward, Charles : son of Ralph Ward, gent., deceased, of Horstead, Norf. Bom in
Norwich. At school there, six months, under Mr Mazey. Afterwards at
Cawston, one year, under Mr Green; and at Norwich and Lynn, five
years, under Mr Horn. Age 16. Admitted sizar, Ap. 8, 1680. Tutor, Mr
EUys.

B.A. 1683-4 : M.A. 1693. Scholar, Mich- 1680 to Mich- 1685. Ordained
deacon (Norw.) Sep. 9, 1686, as curate of Hockering: priest (do.) Sep. 1687.
Rector of Hockering, 1687. Rector of Mileham, Norf., 1704-44. Died Aug.
6, 1744. M.I. in Mileham church, to him and to his wife Anne, daughter of
John Smith, Esq., of Suff. Will proved (Norw. archd. C.) 1744. There is a
portrait of him at Mileham parsonage (Carthew, iii. 291).

Le Grys, Thomas : son of Thomas Le Grys, druggist, of Diss, Norf. Bom there.
At school there, under Mr Wales, two years, and Mr Jessup one year. After-
wards at Eye, SufT., nine months, under Mr Browne. Previously admitted at
Corp. Christi, Jan. 15, 1679. Admitted sizar, June 18, 1680. Age 16.
Surety, Mr Lightwine.

B.A. 1683-4. Scholar, Mich' 1680 to Mich" 1686. Ordained deacon
(Norw.) Dec. 19, 1686, as curate of Burgh parva : priest (do.) May 21, 1692,
as curate of Breccles. Rector of Homersfield, Suff., 1693-1722. Rector of
St George's, S. Elmham, 1693-1722. Died, June 10, 1722. M.I. at Homers-
field. Will proved (Norw. C. C.) 1723.

Lownds, Ralph : son of Ralph Lownds, attorney, of Middlewich, Chesh. Bom
there (Oct. 29, 1662). At school there, eight years, under Mr Jackson and
Mr Falkner. Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, July 27,
1680. Surety, Mr Lightwine.

B.A. 1684r-5 : MA. 1688. Scholar, Mich- 1680 to Mids' 1688. Chaplain
to the Earl of Faveraham, Oct. 20, 1687. A non-juror in 1690. Rector of
Eccleston, Cheshire, 1685, to his deprivation in 1690. Died Aug. 31, 1727.
Buried at Middlewich. Father's will proved at Chester, 1690. Brother of
Peter, 1679.

Browne, Robert : son of John Browne, M.D. of Salisbury. Admitted pensioner to
the scholars' table. Tutor, Mr EUys.

Edgar, Playters: son of Thomas Edgar, gent., of Great Glemham, Suff. Bom
there (bapt Ap. 14, 1663). Schools, Kelsale, a year and a half, under Mr
Barton ; and Eye, two years. Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the scholars'
table, July 9, 1680. Tutor, Mr Ellys.

Of Great Glemham, Esq. Married Mary...., and had issue, a daughter.
(Davy). Buried at Sotterley, Sep. 10, 1728.

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466 OONVILLE AND CAIU8 COLLEGE.

MiCH« 1680— MiCH« 1681.

Ingram, Samuel : son of Samuel Ingram, meroer, of Yarmouth. Bom there.
School, Eye, four years, under Mr Browne. Age 18. Admitted sizar, Jan.
26, 1680-1. Surety, Mr Ellys.

Ringall, John : son of John Ringall, gent., of Norwich. Bom at Easton, Nort
School, Norwich, five years, under Mr Burton. Age 16. Admitted pensioner
to the scholars' table, Jan. 27, 1680-1. Tutor, Mr Ldghtwine.

B.A. 1684-5 : M.A. 1688. Scholar, Mich* 1681 to Mich' 1688. Ordained
deacon (Norw.) Sep. 25, 1687 ; as curate of Worlingworth. Died March 21,
1688-9 ; aged 26. M.I. at Easton.

♦Wrench, Benjamin : son of John Wrench, weaver, of Norwich. Bom there
(bapt. at St Sa\-iour'8, Sep. 8, 1665). School, Norwich, seven years, under
Mr Burton and Mr Mazey. Age 15. Admitted pensioner to the scholars'
table, March 22, 1680-1. Surety, Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1684-5 : M.A. 1688 : M.D. 1694. Scholar, Mich' 1681 to Mich- 1688.
Junior fellow, L. Day 1689 to Mich* 1691. For many years a distinguished
physician in Norwich. Knighted 1720. Married (1) 1691, Rebecca Rayley;
(2) 1732, Sarah, widow of Thomas littel, D.D. ; (3) 1740, Anne Laton,
widow, of Tombland, Norwich. Died Aug. 15, 1747. Will proved (Norw.
archd. C.) 1747. Portrait in the Norwich Guildhall Brother of Jonathan,
1685; and John, 1701.

Edmonds, Simon : son of Simon Edmonds, gent., citizen of London. Schools,
Hempstead, under Mr Carter ; and Hertford, two years, under Mr Howarth.
Age 14. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table. Tutor, Mr Ellys.

Scholar, Mich* 1681 to Mich* 1684. Admitted at the Middle Temple,
June 28, 1682 : ''son of Simon, of Aldermanbury, London, deceased."

Homeck, Anthony. Incorporated from Oxford. D.D. (Oamb.) 1681. A learned
foreign divine. Bom at Bacharach, 1641. Entered at Queen's, Oxf., 1663.
M.A. (inoorp. from Heidelberg) 1664. Vicar of All SS., Oxford. Preb. of
Exeter, and rector of Dolton, Dev., 1670. Preacher of the Savoy, 1671 to
his death. Chaplain to the king, 1689. Preb. of Westminster, 1693. Preb.
of Wells, 1694. Died Jan. 31, 1696-7 : buried in Westminster Abbey. He
had a great reputation for eloquence and learning. For a full account of his
works, see D. N. B.

Longe, John : son of Henry Longe, gent., (rector) of Barrow, Suff. (formerly of the
college; 1641). Bora there (bapt. March 3, 1663-4). School, Stamford, six
years, under Mr Sedgewicke. Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the scholars'
table, Ap. 7, 1681. Tutor, Mr. Ellys.

B.A. 1684-5 : M.A. 1689. Scholar, Mich« 1681 to Mich* 1686. Presented
to the college living of Mattishall, Norf., May 30, 1689. Buried there, Dec
28, 1702. Will proved (Norw. C. C.) March 4, 1702-3. Will of his widow,
Mary, " of Bury St Edmunds," proved (Bury) 1733. (E.G.)

Gurdon, Thornaugh : son of Brampton Gurdon, gent., of Letton, Nort Bom
there (July 28, 1663). Schools, Wymondham, four years, under Mr Clarke ;
and Earl Stonham, two years, under Mr Wilson. Age 18. Admitted fellow-
oonmioner, Ap. 23, 1681. Surety, Mr Lightwine.

M.A. Uit, reg,) 1682. Receiver general of Norfolk. Resided at Norwich.
Married Elizabeth, daughter of Sir William Cooke, bart., of Brome, Suffl
F.S.A. 1718. Died at Letton, Nov. 19, 1733. M.L at Cranworth. Will
proved, P. C. C. Author : Essay on the Antiquity of the Castle of Norwich ;
1728, reprinted 1834 : History of the High Court of Parliament, 1731.
(v. D. N. B.) He was offered, but declined, an Irish peerage.

1680—1681. 467

Turner, Charles : son of William Turner, of Elmham, Norf., attorney. Bom there
(bapt. at N. Ehnhani, June II, 1666). Schools, Scarning and Norwich, six
years, under Mr Burton. Age 15, Admitted pensioner to the bachelors'
table, Ap. 29, 1681. Tutor, Mr Ellys.

Admitted at the Middle Temple, July 22, 1684. M.R for Lynn, in suc-
cessive Parliaments, 1695 to his death. Lord of the Admiralty. Teller of the
Exchequer. Knighted at Kensington, March 22, 1695-6. Created baronet,
Ap. 27, 1727. Resided at Warhwn, Norf. Married (1) Mary, daughter of
Robert Walpole, Esq., of Houghton ; (2) Mary, daughter of Sir William Blois,
of Yoxford, knt. Died Nov. 24, 1738. Buried at Warham. Will proved
(P. C. C.) 1738. Brother of William, of 1685. In his youth he spent some
years in France, being there at the time of the Revocation of the Edict of
Nantes ; which left him a determined enemy of Popery, (v. Kimber and
Johnson; in. 81.)

Evelyn, Thomas : son of Arthur Evelyn, merchant, of Lynn. Bom there. School,
Lynn, seven years, under Mr Home and Mr Bell. Age 17. Admitted pen-
sioner to the scholars' table, Ap. 29, 1681. Tutor, Mr Basset.
Scholar, Mich> 1681 to Mich* 1684.

Robson, James : son of James Robson, alderman of Cambridge (probably buried at
Gt St Andrew's, Sep. 27, 1676). Bom at Barton, Cambs. Schools, St Neots,
two years under Mr Mathews; the Perse School, a few months^ under Mr
Griffith ; and St Paul's, London, five years, under Dr G^e. Age 17. Admitted
pensioner to the scholars' table. May 19, 1681. Tutor, Mr Basset.
Scholar, Mich« 1681 to L. Day 1686.

Gardiner, Stephen : son of Francis Gardiner, citizen of Norwich. Bom at Mend-
ham, Suff. School, Norwich, three years, under Mr Burton ; and four years,
under Mr Pitts. Age 14. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table. May
19, 1681. Tutor, Mr Lightwine.

Scholar, Mich* 1681 to Christ* 1684. Admitted at the Middle Temple,
May 6, 1684. Of Mendham, E^. Recorder of Norwich, 1703. Married
Elizabeth, daughter of Augustine Briggs, Esq., alderman of Norwich. Died
June 7, 1727.

^Burton, Joshua : son of John Burton, schoolmaster, of Norwich (formerly of the
college; 1646). Bom at Seaming. Schools, Norwich three years, and
Seaming four years, under his Either. Age 14. Admitted pensioner to the
scholars' table. May 19, 1681. Tutor, Mr Lightwine.

B.A. 1684-5 (26th aptime): M.A. 1688. Scholar, Mich* 1681 to Mich*
1688. Junior fellow, L. Day 1689: senior, Mids' 1691 to Mich* 1702.
Greek lecturer, 1691: steward: bursar: salarist, 1695-1700. University
preacher, 1694. Ordained deacon and priest (Ely) Oct. 25, 1691. Presented
to the collie livings of Mutford and Bftrnby, Suff., Aug. 16, 1701 ; which he
held to his death. Rector of Gisleham, 1702-30. Preb. of St Paul's, 1707.
Died Oct. 2, 1730. Buried at Gisleham. M.I. there. Will proved (Norw.
0. C.) 1730. Brother of William, 1679. In our CoU. MS, No. 602 is a list
of 38 coins endorsed " given to Gonv. k Caius College by M' Joshua Burton
formerly fellow."

Scrivener, Henry: son of Thomas Scrivener, gent., of Sibton, Suff Bom there.
School, Bury St Edmunds, five years, under Mr Leeds. Age 16. Admitted
pensioner to the scholars' table, June 28, 1681. Tutor, Mr Ellys.

Scholar, Mich* 1681 to Mich* 1685. M.B. Migrated to Pembroke, 1686.
M.A. there, 1687. Fellow of Pembroke, by royal mandate, Aug. 20, 1687.
Recorded in a list of non-jurors in 1690 ; but said to have died in that year.

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468 GONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Chauncy, Henry: son of Sir Henry Chauncy (formerly of the collie; 1647) of
Yardley, Herts. Bom there. School, Hertford, six years, -^e 15. Ad-
mitted pensioner to the scholars' table, July 6, 1681. Tutor, Mr Ellys.

Scholar, Mich' 1681 to Mich* 1684. Died 1703; during his Other's life.
His son Henry succeeded to the family estates in 1719, which he soon wasted
(v. D. N. B.).

Boult, Thomas : son of John Boult, surgeon, of Fontefract, Torks. Bom there.
School, Pontefract, seven years, under Mr Swift Age 20. Admitted sizar,
July 4, 1681. Surety, the Master.

M.B. 1686. Scholar, Mich» 1681 to Mich* 1686.

Amyas, Matthew : son of John Amyas, gent, of Hingham, Norf. Bom there.
Schools, Hingham, seven years, under Mr Ellys, and Norwich, six months,
under Mr Burton. Age 16. Admitted sizar, July 6, 1681. Surety, Mr
Lightwine.

B.A, 1685-6: M.A. 1689: M.D. 1701. Scholar, Mich" 1681 to Mich*
1686. Died, Nov. 26, 1728: M.I. at Hingham. Probably practised in
Norwich. Married Susanna, daughter of Richard Jessopp, of Fakenham, and
widow of (l) Augustin Brograve, (2) of Thomas Brograve of Gt Dunham.
Buried at Hingham. Will proved (Norw.) 1728. (Carthew, in. 70.)

Daffy f Elias : son of Anthony Daffy, citizen of London. Bom there. Schools, in
London, two years ; and Hertford, two years, under Mr Howard ; and Saumur
(*Salmurii') four years. Admitted feUow-commoner, Aug. 4, 1681. Tutor
Mr Ellys.

M.B. 1687. One of the makers of the well-known elixir. Probably a doctor
in London. After his death there were rival claimants. It appears from
some of their advertisements that Elias got the recipe from his father, and he
from his kinsman, Thomas Daffy, rector of Redmile (for whom see D. N. B.) :
"Having known the secret some time before the death of his father, D'
Anthony Daffy, which I presume was before the said Elias was privy to the
preparing of the said Elixir, he being then a Cambridge scholar " (Advertise-
ment by John Harrison : ffarL MS. 5931, pp. 121, 226 : quoted by J. Ashton,
Social Life in the Reigii o/Qiieen Anne, i. 7).

life, Lionel: son of Thomas life, of Downham, Norf., clothier. Bom there.
Schools, Wisbech, three years; and Lynn, two years, under Mr Home.
Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, Aug. 9, 1681. Surety,
Mr Lightwina

B.A 1685-6: M.A. 1689. Scholar, Mich* 1681 to Mich* 1689. Or-
dained deacon (Line.) March 11, 1687-8; as curate of Hilton, Hunts.
Vicar of Middleton, Norf., 1697-1700. WiU of one of these names, 'of
Downham,' proved at Norwich, 1749-50.

♦Clarke, John : son of John Clarke, of Garbridge Thorpe (i.e. Shouldhamthorpe),
grazier (* pecuarius '). Bom there. School, Lynn, three years. Age 18.
Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, Sep. 21, 1681. Surety, Mr
Lightwine.

B.A. 1685-6 : M.A. 1689. Scholar, Mich* 1681 to Mich* 1689. Junior
fellow, Mich* 1689 to L. Day, 1696 : chosen by the Master, by devolution,
Oct, 11, 1689. Ordained priest (Bp of line.) March 16, 1689-90. University
preacher, 1694. Deprived of his degree, and his license as preacher, for
stealing books from the University library : Feb. 19, 1695-6.

1681—1682. 469

Mich" 1681— Mich» 1682.

Hawkins, Abel : son of Philip Hawkins, burgess of Cambridge. Bom there. At
the Perse School, six years, under Mr Griffith. Age 17. Admitted sizar,
Dec. 19, 1681. Surety, Mr Lightwiue.

B.A. 1685-6. Scholar, Mich' 1682 to Mich' 1688.

Sellers, Thomas : son of Thomas Sellers, of Bury St Edmunds, brewer (' potifex ').
Bom there. School, Bury, six years, under Mr Leeds. Age 17. Admitted
sizar, Nov. 18, 1681. Surety, Mr EUys.

B.A. 1685-6 ; M.A. 1713. One of these names was vicar of Digby, 1701 :
of Metheringham, 1701 : and of New Sleaford (all in Lines.), 1703. Preb. of
Lincoln, 1712-37.

Brooke, Thomas: son of John Brooke, Esq., of Bendlesham. Bom at Ipswich
(bapt at St Nicholas, June 11, 1664). School, Felstead, six years. Age 18.
Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table. Surety, Mr Ellys.

Of Rendlesham, Esq., eldest son. Died, without issue, in 1694. (Davy.)

Mapes, Leonard: son of Leonard Mapes, gent., of Rollesby, Norf. Bom there
(bapt. Feb. 16, 1662-3). Educated at home for three years : then at Norwich
Grammar School, three years, under Mr Burton. Age 18. Admitted pen-
sioner to the scholars' table, March 8, 1681-2. Tutor, Mr Ellys.

Scholar, Mich« 1682 to Mich" 1683. Of Rollesby, Esq.: lord of the manor.
Buried there Oct 7, 1733; and his widow Ann, Jan. 13, 1733-4.

Rant, Humfrey: son of Humfrey Rant () formerly of the college; 1653), gent.,
of Yelverton, Norf. Bom at Rollesby. School, Wymondham, Ave years,
under Mr Clarke. Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table,
March 8, 1681-2. Tutor, Mr Ellys.

M.B. 1687. Scholar, Mich" 1682 to Mich" 1687. Eldest son: died, un-
married, in 1706. Buried at Yelverton. Brother of William, 1691 (v.
Carthew, iii. 458).

Boyse, William : son of Richard Boyse, merchant, of Yarmouth. Bom at Chedgrave
(*Chegriffe'), Norf. Schools, Kettleburgh, four years; and Ash, three years.
Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, March 26, 1682. Surety,
Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1685-6: M.A. 1691. Scholar, Mich" 1682 to Mich" 1687. Ordained
deacon (Norw.) Sep. 1687 ; as chaplain to Sir Charles Blois : priest (da)
Dec. 21, 1688. Curate of Kelsale in 1687. Rector of Grundisburgh, 1688-
95 ; and of Kelsale, 1695-1700. Married at Grundisburgh, July 12, 1692,
Elizabeth, daughter of Sir Thomas Cullum, bart Died Aug. 12, 1700. M.I.
at Kelsale : *' Resurgam enim GuL Boys, sed multum mutatus ab illo qui vixit.
Abiit ad plures, Aug. 12, anno setatis 36, Dni 1700." At St Andrew's,
Cambridge, is a monument to his son William.

Hancke, Gilbert: son of Gilbert Hancke, druggist, of Norwich. Bom there.
School, Norwich, five years. Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the scholars'
table, Ap. 5, 1682. Surety, Mr lightwine.

Scholar, Mich" 1682 till his death. Died in college : buried at St Michael's,
Nov. 6, 1685.

Strachey, Charles : son of Charles (? Robert) Strachey, M.D., of Bishop Stortford.
Bom there, and educated there for eight years. Age 17. Admitted pensioner
to the scholars' table, Ap. 15, 1682. Surety, Mr l5ghtwine.

M.B. 1687. Scholar, Mich" 1682 to Mich" 1687. The father's name is
probably an error for Bobert (of 1640). If so, Charles died Feb. 23, 1687-8 :
buried in All SS. Church, Cambridge ; where there was a M.I, to his memory
(Munk, I. 295).

470 OONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Franklin, John : son of John Franklin (formerly of the college; 1646), rector of
Tittleshall, Norf. Born there. Schools, Seaming, two years; and Lynn,
three years. Age 15. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, Ap. 15,
1682. Surety, Mr Boult

B.A, 1685-6 : M.A. 1692. Scholar, Mich- 1682 to Mich* 1689. Or-
dained priest (Norw.) Sep. 1694, as curate of Brisley, Norf. Rector of Brisley,
1703-5. Lecturer at Wisbech. Died Nov. 26, 1710.

Walwin, Robert: son of William Walwin, plasterer (coementarius), of Lynn.
Born there. School, Lynn, six years. Age 15. Admitted sizar, Ap. 17,
1682. Surety, Mr Boult.

B.A. 1685-6. Scholar, Mich* 1682 to Mich* 1687.

Tucke, William : son of Robert Tucke, of Runhall, Norf., shoemaker. Bom thera
School, Wymondham, Ave years. Age 16. Admitted sizar, Ap. 17, 1682.
Surety, Mr EUys.

M.B. 1687. Scholar, Mich* 1682 to Mich- 1687.

Bladwell, John : son of William Bladwell, gent., of Swannington, Norf. Bom
there. Schools, Massingham, five years ; and Norwich grammar school, one
year. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, May 2, 1682.
Surety, Mr EUys.

Scholar, Mich* 1682 to Christ* 1683. Probably died young. Not men-
tioned in the pedigree in Carthew (ii. 499).

Perkins, John : son of Christopher Perkins, weaver, of Itteringham, Norf. Bom
at Wickmere. School, Holt, six years. Age 17. Admitted sizar. May 17,
1682. Surety, Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1685-6. Scholar, Mich* 1682 to Mich* 1686.

Empeon, John : son of Thomas Empson, grocer, of Aylsham, Norf. School,
Clitheroe, Lanes., five years. Age 18. Admitted sizar. May 18, 1682.
Surety, Mr Ellys.

Scholar, Mich* 1682 to Mich* 1683.

Gilbert, Robert : son of John Gilbert, gent, of Moulton, Norf. Bom at Gissing.
Schools, Flordon, four years; and Norwich, one year. Age 18. Admitted
pensioner to the scholars' table. May 30, 1682. Surety, Mr Lightwine.
Died in collie : buried at St Michael's, Nov. 21, 1682.

Lulman, Charles : son of Robert Lulman, mercer, of Norwich. Bom there. At
the grammar school, Norwich, seven year& Age 16. Admitted pensioner to
the scholars' table, June 6, 1682. Surety, Mr Lightwine.

B.A. 1685-6 : M.A. 1689. Scholar, Mich* 1682 to Mich* 1689. Ordained
deacon (line.) 1688 : priest (do.) June 10, 1688 ; as curate of Offord Darcy.
Instituted to Postwick, Norf., Feb. 6, 1688-9. In Thos. Harrison's Fosiwick
and BelaUves (18th cent.; reprinted 1858) it is said " M' Charles Lulman was
in 1688 Incumbent, proper to be forgott rather than to be remembered. Tfi«
father bought that turn for him, under age and unfit, and when the Incumbent
was past speech. His institution was stopt near two years after, his minority
being plain by the parish Register book, altho' it was altered and falsified to
prevent Discovery." Died Feb. 18, 1697 : buried in St Julian's, Norwich.

Sigiswicke, Thomas : son of William Sigiswicke (formerly of the coU^e; 1631), of
Mattishall, clerk. Bom there. At the grammar school, Norwich, seven
years. Age 16. Admitted sizar, June 7, 1682. Surety, Mr Lightwine.

B.A. 1685-6 (21st optime). Scholar, Mich* 1682 to his death. Died
July 25, 1688 : M.I. in Thwaite church, Norf.

1682. 471

Ward, ThomoB : son of Edward Ward, Esq., of Bixley, Norf. Born there (bapt.
Sov. 3, 1664). Schools, N. Walsham, two years; aad Norwich, one year.
Age 18. Admitted fellow-commoner, June 29, 1682. Surety, Mr Ellys.

Afterwards baronet; succeeding his father about 1684. Of Bixley.
Died unmarried, leaving hia estates to hia brother Edward. Buried Jan. 20,
1692-3.

FairctouKb, Henry : son of James Fairclough (formerly of the college ; 1665), M.D.,
of London. Bom there. Schools, Islington, three years; and Eton, three
months. Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the scholara' table, June 21, 1682.
Surety, Mr EUys.

Scholar, Mich" 1682 to Mids' 1684. Admitted at the Middle Temple, Feb.
13, 1681 : migrated to the loner Temple, March 14, 1683-4.

Chisenhall, John : son of John Chisenhall, gent., of Eccleeton, Lancashire.
Bom there. School, Heskin, seven years. Age 28. Admitted pensioner to
the scholare' table, June 29, 1682. Surety, Mr Lightwine.

M.A. {lit. reg.) 1684. For some years at Barking, Essex, as curate to Dr
Cartwright, Bp of Chester. The baptism of daughters of " John Chisenhale,
clerk, and Eliz. hia wife," are recorded trom 1684. Vicar of Barking, 1696-
1T24. He WAS buried there, Ap. 5, 1724. He seems to have been suspended
"for not reading the Declaration," June 19, 1688 to Feb. 5, 1688-9. (v. N.
and Q. 3d Ser., ii. 344.)

Bradford, Thomas : son of Thomas Bradford (formerly of the college ; 1642-3), of
Norwich, clerk. Bom thera At the gr&nunar school, six years. Age 15.
Admitted sizar, June 30, 1682. Surety, Mr Boult
SchoUr, Mich* 1682 to Mich* 1685.

Skinner, Isaac : son of Bichard Skinner, attorney, of Sudbury, Butt. Bom there.
School, Eton (under Mr Roewell), five years. Age 17. Admitted pensioner
to the scholars' table, July 7, 1682. Surety, Mr Lightwine.

Scholar, Christ? 1682 to L. Day 1683. Migrated to St John's, Jan. 17,
1682-3.

Wright, Robert : son of Thomas Wright (formerly of the college ; 1648-9), Esq., of
Downham, Suff. Bom there (Ixipt. July 14, 1664). Schools, Brandon and
Tbetford, four years. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the Iwchelors' tflble,
July 27, 1682. Surety, Mr Lightwine.

Admitted at the Middle Temple, June 11, 1683. Of Santon Downham,
Esq., J.P. Married (1) Anne, daughter of Sir George Wynieve, knight, of
Brettenham, (2) Dorothy Dockham, widow. Died March 25, 1731.

*Wright, John : son of Thomas Wright (formerly of the oollege ; 1648-9), Esq., of
Downham, Su£ Bom there. Schools, Brandon and Thetford, five years.
Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, July 27, 1682. Surety,
Mr Lightwine.

L.L.B. 1688. Scholar, Mich- 1682 to Mich' 1688. Junior fellow, Mich"
1689 : senior, Mids' 1694 to Mich' 1697. He was chosen by the master, by
devolution from the fellows, Oct. 11, 1689. Junior dean of the college,
1694, 6: steward, 1696.

Helwys, William : son of Nicholas Helwys, alderman of Norwich. Bora there.
School, Norwich, under Mr Burton. Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the
scholars' table, Sep. 14, 1682. Surety, Mr Lightwine.

Scholar, Mich' 1683 to Mich' 1686. Admitted at the Middle Temple,
Ap. 20, 1686. Barrister, 1693. Died in 1723, aged 68. M.I. in St Fetor's
Ik^ncroft, Norwich.

472 GONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

MiCH« 1682— MiCH» 1683.

Springold, John (error for Richa/rd) : son of John Springold, gent., of Bhikeney,
Norf. Bom there. School, Holt, seven years. A^ 19. Admitted sizar,
Oct. 4, 1682. Surety, Mr lightwine.

B.A. 1686-7. Scholar, Mich" 1682 to Mich' 1687. Ordained deacon
(Norw.) Dec. 18, 1687, as curate of Wells : priest (do.) Sep. 24, 1693. Vicar
of Holkham with Waterden, Norfolk, 1696. Married Mary, sister of
Richard Clarke, of Lynn: — M.I. at St Mary, Lynn. Will of Richard
Springold, of Wells, proved (Norw. archd. C.) 1741.

♦EUys, John : (second) son of Anthony EUys, woollen draper, of Yarmouth. Bom
there. School, Yarmouth, six years. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to t^e
scholars' table, Jan. 20, 1682-3. Tutor, Mr EUys.

B.A. 1686-7: M.A. 1690. Scholar, Mich- 1683 to Mich- 1690. Junior
fellow, Mich" 1690 to L. Day 1716. Probably the John Ellys, ordained
deacon (Roch.) Sep. 20, 1696: priest (do.), Feb. 28, 1696-7: rector of
Burgh Castle, and Belton, Suff., 1714—28: died Jan. 13, 1728-9: buried at
Burgh : M.I. there. He was a nephew of the master, who made him executor
and left him all his lands ko, in Cambs., in return for his "faithfuU care,
labour, and vigilance... and for the many troubles, losses, and vexations fallen
upon him on my account.^' See John Ellis, 1647-8, for the probable expla-
nation of this, in the quarrels between the master and fellows.

Thompson, William : son of William Thompson, butcher, of Lynn. Bom there.
School, Lynn, seven years. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the scholars'
table, Feb. 17, 1682-3. Surety, Mr Boult.
Scholar, Mich» 1683 to Mich- 1687.

Schuldham, Francis: son of Lemuel Schuldham (formerly of the collie; 1642),
Esq., of Walsingham, Norf. Bom there. Educated at Walsingham, three
years; and at Holt, a year and a half. Age 16. Admitted sizar, March 6,
1682-3. Surety, Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1686-7. Scholar, Mich" 1683 to Mich" 1687. Ordained deacon
(Line.) May 22, 1687, as curate of Waresley: priest (Norw.) May 21, 1692,
as curate of Horsham St Faith, Norf. Afterwards in Ireland. Married and
had one son.

Schuldham, Lemuel: twin brother of above. Educated with his brother. Ad-
mitted sizar at the same time, and under the same tutor.

B.A. 1686-7 : M.A. 1690. Scholar, Mich" 1683 to Mich" 1687. Ordained
deacon (Line.) May 22, 1687; as curate of Offord Darcy, Hunts.: priest
(Norw.) Oct. 1692; as curate of Fulmodeston. Afterwards in Ireland.
Preb. of Blackrath, Ossory, 1699-1719. Married a sister of CoL Adam
Molyneux, of Ballymulloy. His son Molyneux, an admiral, was created
Baron Schuldham, July 3, 1776 (F. G.).

Gurdon, John: son of Brampton Gurdon, gent., of Letton, Norf. Bom there.
School, Wymondham, three years. Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the
scholars' table, March 14, 1682-3. Surety, Mr Lightwine.

Scholar, Mich" 1683 to Mich" 1685. Admitted at the Middle Temple,
May 27, 1685. ?Died at Assington, Suflfolk, Dec. 1, 1757; "aged 86"
{G. Mag.), Brother of Thornhagh, 1681 ; and Brampton, 1687.

Lenmian (Leman), William: (third) son of John Lemman, gent., of Charsfield,
Suff. Bom at Haddiscoe, Norf. (Dec. 14, 1665). School, Kettleburgh, five
years. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, March 15, 1682-3.
Surety, Mr Ellys.

Scholar, Mich" 1683 to Mich" 1685. Admitted at Gray's Inn, Feb. 16,

1682—1683. 4'73

1685-6. Of Charsfield, Suff., Esq. Married, 1703, Elizabeth, daughter of
Robert Starling, barrister. Died Feb. 10, 1730-1. Buried at Charsfield.
M.I. there. (Leman MSS. Bath Instit)

*Brett) Joseph : son of Joseph Brett, weaver, of Norwich. Bom there. School,
Norwich, seven years. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table,
March 22, 1682-3. Surety, Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1686-7 (19th wrangler): M.A. 1691. Scholar, Mich' 1683 to Mich«
1689. Junior fellow, Mich- 1689 : senior, Mich" 1695 to Mich" 1697. Dean,
1695, 7: rhet. prselector, 1696. Ordained deacon (Lina) Sep. 22, 1689;
as curate of Burton Goggles: priest (do.) Ju. 25, 1690. University preacher,
1697. Rector of St Clement's, Norwich, 1696; and of St Austin's, 1700.
Died, Oct. 22, 1719 : buried at St Clement'a Will proved (Norw, C. C.)
1719. M.l. to his wife Anne at Scarning. Author: Sermon on Proverbs, 16
(1704); Six Sermons (1715). His contemporary and namesake, the non-
juror, was of Corpus.

Bassell (Basil), Edward : son of Edward Bassell (rector) of Lustleigh, Devon,
clerk. School, Chudleigh two years; and private tuition at home, ^vq
years. Age 19. Admitted sizar. Surety, Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1686-7: M.A. 1692. Incorporated at Oxford, July 8, 1692.
Scholar, Mich" 1683 to L. Day 1688. Rector of Powderham, Devon, 1691-7.
(J. F.). His Either presented the communion chalice at Lustleigh in 1662.

Barker, John : son of Edmund Barker, D.D., of Petersfield, Hants, (formerly
of the college ; p. 325). Bom at Buriton, Hants. Schools, Petersneld, five
years; and Winchester, three years. Age 18r Admitted pensioner to the
scholars' table, Ap. 20, 1683. Surety, Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1686-7 : M.A. 1690. Scholar, Mich" 1683 to Mich" 1690. Elected
a junior fellow, July 10, 1691 ; but apparently never admitted. Ordained
deacon (Ely) Feb. 21, 1691-2 : priest (do.) Feb. 1694-5. Rector of Lammas,
with Lit. Hautbois, 1700—30. Parish chaplain of St Martin at Palace,
Norwich : buried there, Sep. 1730 ; aged 65 : M.I. there.

Isaacson, John: son of Anthony Isaacson, gent, of Newcastle (? Newmarket;
where there was a &mily of the name). Bom there. School, North Weald,
Essex, a year and a half. Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors'
table, Ap. 25, 1683. Surety, Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1686-7 (5th wrangler). Admitted at Lincoln's Inn, Jan. 22, 1683-4.

Reeve, James: son of Thomas Reeve (? formerly of the college; 1653), clerk, of
Bradwell, Essex. Bom there. At school there five years ; and at Sudbury
three years. Age 18. Admitted sizar. May 8, 1683. Surety, Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1686-7. Scholar, Christ" 1683 to L Day 1684. Rector of Chig-
nal and Mashbury, Essex, 1692-1726. Chaplain to the king. Died 1726.

Deane, Edward. Admitted pensioner, May 1683.

An Edward Deane was ordained deacon (Line.) March 5, 1698-9 :
probably the same man, admitted afterwards at Emmanuel; where he gra-
duated B.A. 1695-6.

Mendham, John : son of John Mendham, husbandman, of Seething, Norf. Bom
at Mundham. School, Norwich, three years. Age 18. Admitted sizar.
May 30, 1 683. Surety, Mr Lightwine.

B.A. 1686-7. Scholar, Mich" 1683 to Mich" 1687. Ordained deacon

SNorw.) March 1687-8, as curate of Marsham : priest (St David's) March 16,
689-90. Vicar of Weybread, Suflf., 1690 ; and of Metfield, Suff., 1702.

Wright, Robert: son of Sir Robert Wright, serjeant-at-law (formerly of the
college; 1650-1), of Wangford, Suff. Bom in London. School, Eton, six

474 GONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

years. Age 17. Admitted fellow-commoner, June 4, 1683. Surety, Mr
lightwine.

Of the Middle Temple, barrister. Galled to the bar, May 6, 1687. Chief
Justice of South Carolina, 1730. Died before Oct. 1748. (Davy.)

Heath, William: son of William Heath, gent., of Blofield, Norl Bom at
Hemblington, Norf. School, Norwich, three years. Age 18. Admitted
pensioner to the scholars' table, June 7, 1683. Tutor, Mr laghtwina

B.A. 1686-7 : M.A. 1690. Scholar, Mich* 1683 to Mich" 1690. Ordained
deacon and priest (Lond.) Sep. 1691. Rector of Burlingham St Edmund,
and St Andrew, Norf., 1691-1740. Died, Jan. 25, 1740-1. Buried at Burling-
ham St Edmund. M.I. there. Will proved (Norw. archd. C), 1741 ; "of
Lingwood."

Page, Thomas: son of Thomas Page, gent., of Kersey, Suff. Bom at Preston,
Su£ Schools, Bury St Edmunds, two years; and Ipswich four years.
Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, June 20, 1683. Surety,
Mr Lightwine.

RA. 1686-7. Scholar, Mich* 1683 to Mich« 1687. Perhaps vicar of
Codicote, Herts., 1703-14, when he resigned.

Adams, Charles : son of Sir William Adams, baronet, of Sprowston, Norl Bom
at Isleham, Oambs. (< Islam, Essex'). School, Norwich, six years. Age 17.
Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table. Surety, Mr EUys.

B.A. 1686-7 (21st wrangler): M.A, 1690. Scholar, Mich- 1683 to Mich-

1690. Sixth son. Of Sprowston, Norf. Succeeded his brother Thomas, as
baronet, 1690. Sheriff of Norfolk, 1694. Lord of the manor of Barlee, and
Chawreth, Essex. Married Frances, daughter of Sir Francis Bolle, knt.
Died, without issue, Aug. 12, 1726. Succeeded by his brother Robert
(Kimber and Johnson, ii. 16 ; Morant, ii. 449, 571.)

Hunt, Thomas : son of Thomas Hunt, gent., of Stower-Provost^ Dorset. Bom
there. School, Blandford, seven years. Age 16. Admitted sizar, July 3,
1683. Surety, Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1686-7 (20th wrangler): M.A. 1690. Scholar, Mich" 1683 to
L. Day 1690.

Farrar, John : bom at Shalford, Essex. Schools, Felstead, and elsewhere, seven
years. Age 18. Admitted sizar, Sep. 10, 1683. Surety, Mr Ellys.
Scholar, Mich' 1684 to Mich» 1687.

Branthwaite, William: son of William Branthwaite (formerly of the college; 1653),
Esq., of Hethel, Norf. Bom there. Educateii at home, and at Norwich.
Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, Sep. 14, 1683. Surety,
Mr EUys.

B.A. 1687-8. Scholar, Mich' 1684 to Mich- 1691. Of Gray's Inn,
barrister. Serjeant at Law. Married, Jan. 28, 1714-5, Jemima, daughter of
Augustus Brograve. Died, Nov. 1, 1729. Buried at Hethel. See Tliomas, 1674.

♦Branthwaite, John: brother of the above. Educated with him. Age 15.
Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, Sep. 14, 1683. Surety, Mr Ellys.
B.A. 1687-8: M.A. 1691: M.D. 1700. Scholar, Mich" 1684 to Mich*

1691. Junior fellow, Mich" 1691 : senior, Mich" 1697 to his death. Steward,
1697: Heb. lecturer, 1702, 4. Fellow of the College of Physicians, 1703;
Censor, 1705, 8, 11. Delivered the Gulstonian lectures, 1704. Practised in
London. Died, Jan. 27, 1714-5. (v. Munk's RdL)

1683—1684. 475

Mich* 1683— Mich* 1684.

Brandlin, John : son of Samuel Brandlin, gent., of Ipswich. Bom there. Schools,
Ipswich, two years; and Felstead, five years. Age 18. Admitted pensioner
to the bachelors' table, May 21, 1683. Surety, Mr Ellys.
Admitted at Gray's Inn, June 29, 1683.

^Qoodall, Thomas: son of Charles Goodall, M.D., fellow of the College of
Physicians. Bom at Stonham, Suff. Schools, Qrantham, and St Paul's, four
years. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, Nov. 11, 1683.
Surety, Mr Ellys.

RA. 1687-8 : M.A. 1691. Scholar, Mich* 1684 to Mich- 1689. Junior
fellow for one quarter, Mids' to Mich' 1693.

Mingay, William: son of John Mingay, gent, (formerly of the college; 1652), of
Tasburgh, Norf. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, Feb. 22, 1683-4.
Surety, Mr Ellys. Re-admitted, as fellow-commoner, a few months later.
Brother of John, of 1679. Died without issue.

€k)at, Edward : son of Edward Ooat, attorney, of Botesdale, Suff. School, Bury
St Edmunds, five years. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, Dec 18,
1683. Tutor, Mr Ellys.

Scholar, Mich* 1684 to Mich* 1686. Admitted at the Middle Temple,
Dea 6, 1686. Perhaps the man of Uiese names "of St Clement's Danes,
London, living 1718," who married Frances, daughter of Anthony WroUi,
Esq., of Bury (Davy's Suff. Fed.).

Penning, Thomas : son of Anthony Penning, gent., of Elmdon, Ess. Bom at Bford.
School, Elmdon, five years. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to Uie scholars'
table, Feb. 6, 1683-4. Surety, Mr lightwine.

B.A. 1687-8. Scholar, Mich' 1684 to L. Day 1690.

Clements, John: son of Robert Clements, clerk, of Ogboume, WOts. Bom at
Broughton, Hants. Educated at home, and at Marlborough, five years. Age
18. Admitted sizar, March 17, 1683-4. Surety, Mr Ellys.
Scholar, Mich* 1684 to Mich* 1685.

Randall, Robert: son of William Randall, attorney, of Beccles, Suff Bom at
Mundham, Norl Schools, Norwich, a year and a half; and N. Walsham,
four years. Age 18. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, March 15,
1683-4. Surety, Mr lightwina

B.A. 1687-8. Scholar, Mich* 1684 to L. Day 1689. Ordained deacon
(Norw.) Sep. 23, 1688, as curate of Gillingham : priest (line.) Sep. 29, 1689.
Rector of Geldeston, 1689-1731. Rector of Stockton, 1700-1731. Died
1731. Buried in the chancel of Geldeston, Feb. 8, 1731.

Pickarell, Robert : son of Robert Pickarell, clerk, of Burgate, Suff. (bapt. Aug. 16,
1667); formerly fellow of the collie (admitted 1624). Bom at Burgate.
School, Bury St Edmunds, four years. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the
scholars' table, March 11, 1683-4. Surety, Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1687-8 : M.A. 1691. Scholar, Mich* 1684 to Mich* 1691. Ordained
deacon (Line.) Sep. 21, 1690: priest (Ely) Feb. 21, 1691-2. Rector of
Burgate, 1691-1738. Died July 25, 1738. M.L at Burgata Will proved
(Norw. C. C.) 1738.

Jenney (Ginny), Sucklin: son of George Jenney, gent., of Norwich. Bom at
Morton, Norf. School, Norwich, seven years. Age 15. Admitted pensioner
to the scholars' table, March 26, 1684. Surety, Mr Lightwina

Scholar, Mich* 1684 to Mich* 1687. Living in 1691. Died without issue
(Davy).

476 QONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Long, Thomas: son of Robert Long (formerly of the college; 1658), gent., of
Foulden, Norf. Bom at Reymerston. School, Wymondham, six years. Age
18. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, Ap. 8, 1684. Surety, Mr
Ellj-s.

Scholar, Christ' 1684 to Mich' 1685. Died without issue, 1720. Brother
of William, 1685.

L' Estrange, Hamon : son of John L'Estrange, gent., of Gressenhall, Norf. Bom
there. Schools, Lynn, three years; and Seaming, two years. Age 16.
Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, Ap. 10, 1684. Surety, Mr
Lightwine.

Scholar, Mich' 1684 to Mich' 1688. Admitted at the Middle Temple,
May 17, 1688. Of Twickenham, gent. Married Sarah, daughter of James
Whitechurch. Died March 12, 1728-9 : buried at Twickenhsmti, where there
is a monument to him and his wife. Brother of John, 1688. (H. L.)

Knights, Richard : son of John Knights, clerk, of Gressenhall, Norf. Bom there.
Schools, Scarning and Lynn, four years. Age 17. Admitted pensioner to
the scholars' table, Ap. 10, 1684. Surety, Mr Lightwine.

B.A 1686-7. Scholar, Mich' 1684 to Mich' 1690. A Richard Knight
("M.A") was ordained priest (Line.) Dec. 20, 1690. Vicar of Wiggenhall
St Pet., and St Mary Magd., 1692. (Probably of Emmanuel)

Slyford, Thomas : son of John Slyford, citizen of London. Admitted pensioner to
the bachelors' table. May 20, 1684. Tutor, Mr EUys. Afterwards re-admitted
as fellow-commoner.

Sallet, John : son of John Sallet, rector of Carlton. Bom at Burlingham, Norl
School, Norwich, four years. Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the scholars'
table. May 22, 1684. Surety, Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1687-8. Scholar, Mich' 1684 to Mich' 1689. One of these names
was rector of Moulton, Norf., 1699. Vicar of Halvergate, 1691-1709.
Buried at Burlingham St Edmund, Aug. 27, 1709.

Hart, Michael : son of Philip Hart, gent., of Aylsham, Norf. Bom thera School,
Norwich, six years. Age 17. Admitted sizar, May 27, 1684. Surety, Mr
Lightwine.

B.A 1687-8 : M.A. 1691. Scholar, L. Day 1685 to Mich' 1688. Or-
dained deacon (Norw.) Dec. 21, 1688, as curate of Brampton: priest (St
Dav.) May 26, 1689. Rector of Thorpe Market, Norl, 1692-1700. Rector
of Cantley, 1696-1703. Vicar of Tunstead, 1689. Curate of Landbeach for a
time in 1689. Buried at Cantley, May 29, 1703. Will proved (Norw.
archd. C.) 1703-4; "of Cantley."

Brooke, Humphrey : son of Himiphrey Brooke, MD., fellow of the College of
Physicians. Bom in London. Schools, Chiswick and Eltham, five years.
Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, June 11, 1684. Surety,
Mr Ellys.

M.B. 1689 : M.D. 1694. Candidate of the College of Physicians, 1695:
fellow, Dec. 22, 1701. Registrar, 1714-6. Died 1718. Buried at St
Andrew's Undershaft. Brother of Benjamin, 1688-9. (v. Munk's EoU,)

Buxton, John : son of William Buxton, gent., of Wickham Skeith, Su£ Bom
there. School, Eye, five years. Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the scholars'
table, June 11, 1684. Surety, Mr Boult.

B.A. 1687-8. Scholar, Mich" 1684 to Mids' 1691. Ordained deacon
(Line.) June 25, 1690, as curate of Wickham Skeith. A John Buxton was
appointed '<to the ministerial function" in the Leeward Isles, June 10, 1698
(Bp. of London's Beg,). Died, unmarried, at Dereham, 1699 (Davy).

1684—1685. 477

Mobbes, Richard : son of Richard Mobbes, husbandman, of Combe Fields, Warw.
Bom there. School, Coventry, four years. Age 24. Admitted sizar, June
27, 1684. Surety, Mr EUys.

B.A. 1687-8. Scholar, Mich* 1684 to Mich» 1688.

Husband, Valentine : son of Valentine Husband, clerk (formerly of the collie;
1644), of Congham, Norf. Bom at Honing. School, Lynn, four years.
Age 17. Admitted sizar, June 20, 1684. Surety, Mr Boult.

Scholar, Mich' 1684 to Mich' 1687. Migrated to Sidney, where he was
admitted under Dr Basset, Nov. 19, 1687. See Clement Boult, 1675.

Rogers, Edward : son of Francis Rogers, gent., of London. Bom at Richmond,
Surrey. School, St Paul's, three years. Age 18. Admitted pensioner to the
bachelors' table, July 17, 1684. Surety, Mr Lightwine.

Heme, Thomas : son of Clement Heme (? formerly of the college; 1655), gent, of
Haveringland, Norf. Born there. School, Norwich, six years. Age 17.
Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, July 19, 1684. Surety, Mr Light-
wine.

Scholar, Mich' 1685 to Mich' 1687. Admitted at Gray's Inn, Feb. 11,
1685-6. Of Haveringland, Esq. Married, June 12, 1703, ** the right honour-
able the Lady Charlotte Faston, daughter to the right honourable William Earl
of Yaraiouth" (Quiddenham Register). Died Oct. 30, 1726 : buried Nov. 1,
at Haveringland.

MiCH« 1684— MiCH» 1685.

Stone, Bartholomew: son of Bartholomew Stone, gent, of Wicklewood, Norl
Bom at Hardingham. Schools, Hingham, and Wymondham, six years.
Age 19. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, Nov. 18, 1684. Surety,
Mr Lightwine.

♦Bemey, William: son of Sir Thomas Bemey (formerly of the college; 1637),
baronet. Bom at Colchester. Schools, Norwicl^ and Ljmn, six years.
Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table. Surety, Mr Lightwine.

L.L.B. 1690. Scholar, Mich' 1685 to Mich' 1690. Junior fellow, Mich'
1691 to Mich' 1693. Ordained deacon (Norw.) Sep. 25, 1692 : priest (do.)
Sep. 24, 1693. Vicar of Worstead 37 years, 1693-1730 : where he afterwards
acted as curate for 17 years. Curate of Westwick, 1694-1707 ; afterwards
rector. Rector of Stokesby 1730. Rector of Herringby, 1730. Married
Mary, daughter of Henry Haroock. Buried at Worstead, Jan. 22, 1747-8.
M.I. there. See Richard, 1675.

Smyth, James : son of John Smyth, clerk, of N. Tuddenham, Norf. Bom at
Rieymerstone. School, Norwich, two years. Age 16. Admitted sizar, Feb.
16, 1684-5. Surety, Mr Lightwine.

B.A. 1688-9. Scholar, Mich" 1685 to Mich' 1691. Ordained deacon and
priest (Norw.) Oct. 12, 1693. One of these names was rector of Caston,
1705-20 : rector of Hardingham, 1719-20 : vicar of Stowbedon, 1720-50 : and
curate of Thompson and Breccles Magna (all in Norf.). Brother of John,
1678-9. Perhaps son of John, of 1634.

Dalton, Tirrell : son of Tirrell Dalton, Esq. (of Lincoln's Inn), of Fulboum, Cambs.
Bom there. School, Norwich, five years. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to
the scholars' table, Feb. 9, 1684-5. Surety, Mr Lightwine. Afterwards
admitted to the bachelors' table.

Probably the same who was lord of the manor of Shalford, Essex, in 1708 ;
when he sold a rent-charge of £32 to the college. He gave to our library
MS. 496, The Christian CcUhoUc, a history of the Church by an ancestor.

478 SONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEQE.

Michael Dalton ^or whom see D.N.B.). Thero are monuments to hia father
and mother at Fulboam : the former died in 1682. The family was from
Yorkshire. He inherited the Shalford estat« from his uncle Samael Dalton in
1686, when he is described as "of Fulboum, Esq." He sold the Bhalford
estate in 1711. (Seg. mag.)

Clarke, Abraham: son of Abraham Clarke, citizen of Norwich. Bom Uiere.
School, Newington, four jrears. Age 18. Admitted pensioDer to the acbolars'
table, Feb. 9, 1684-6. Surety, Mr laghtwine.

B.A 168^9 (8th wiangler): M.A 1692. Scholar, Mich- 1685 to Mich*
1690. SubBcribed for pneate' orders (Norw.) Sep. 24, 1693. Probably vicar
of Seething, Norf., 1706-16 ; and curate of Thurston and Mnndham.

Drake, James : son of Robert Drake, attorney, of Cambridge. Bom there.
Schools, WiTelingbam ; and Eton, two years. Age 18. Admitted pttisioner
to the scholars' table, March 20, 1684-6. Surety, Mr Ijgbtwine.

M.R 1690: M.D. 1694. Scholar, Mich' 1680 to Mich' 1690. F.KS.
1701. Fellow of the College of Physicians, June 30, 1736. Best known as a
political pamphleteer on the Tory side ) several of his writings bringing him
into trouble. Prosecuted for his 'Hiahny of the Last IWUament,' 1702. His
'Historia Anglo-Sootica,' 1703, and 'Memorial of the Church of England,'
1704, were burnt by the hangman. Convicted of libel for some passages in
the ' Mercnrius Politicus,' of which he was author. He also wrote Plays, and
several anatomical works. Died at Weetminster, March 2, 1706-7. (See
Munk ; and D.N.B.)

Dover, James : son of James Dover, citizen of Norwich. Bom thera School,
Norwich, five years. Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table,
Ap. 8, 1686. Snret?, Mr Lightwine.

B.A. 1688-9: M.A 1692. Incorporated at Oxford, 1694. Scholar,
Mich* 1685 to Mich- 1692. Ordained priest (Line.) Sep. 20, 1691. Rector
of Bnrlingbaai St Peter, 1697-1727. Yicar of Limpenhoe, and South-
wood, 1693-1727. Rector of Blofield, 1727-36. Married Judith Coppin,
at Cantlegr, Feb. 19, 1710-1. He left directions that the advowsoo
of Blofield should be sold : the college bought it of bis executors. His
father, a hoeier in Norwich, had bought the advowaon as a provisicm for
him, but owing to the long life of the then incumbent he bad to wait 36 years
for it (v. Charles Reeve, 1663). Died July 18, 173S, aged 68. M.I. at
Blofield. WiU proved (Norw. C C.) 1735.
Vatsou, John : son of William Watson, burgees, of Cambridge. Bom Uiere.
Educated at Huntingdon; and at tbe Perse School, seven years. Age 18.
Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, Ap. 20, 1685. Surety, Mr Light-

B.A 1688-9. Scholar, Mich' 1685 to Mich' 1690. Probably ordained
deacon (PeterK) 1692 : priest (da) 1694 : vicar of Ubbeston, Suff, 1704 ; and
of Toxford, 1708-10. Another of these names was ordained deacon at
Linoobi, Feb. 21, 1691-2.
leahome, James : son of Thomas Seaborne, gent., of Wymondbam, Norf. Bom
there. School, Wymondham, seven years. Age 17. Admitted pensioner to
the scholars' table, Ap. 20, 168S. Surety, Mr IJghtwine.

B.A. 1688-9. Scholar, Mich' 1685 to L. Day 1690. Admitted at
Lincoln's Inn, June 24, 1687.
mA (I^dds), James : son of John Lad, surgeon, of Norwich. Bom thera Sdkool,
Norwich, six years. Age 17. Admitted pensi<mer to the scholars* table, Ap.
28, 1686. Surety, Mr Lightwine.

M.B. (C^mb.) 1690 : M.D. 1695. Entered at Leyden, May 27, 1669.

1685. 479

Schdar, Mich* 1685 to Mich* 1690. Fellow of the Col]^;e of FhysiciAns,
Dea 22, 1708. Censor, 1715, 22. Died Jan. 3, 1724-5 : buried at St
Andrew's, Holbom. (Munk's Boll.) Will proved (P. 0. C.) 1725.

(Jay, William : son of Henry Gay, gent., of Lyng, Norl Bom there. Schools,
Norwich and Lynn, four years. Agb 18. Admitted sizar, Ap. 28, 1685.
Surety, Mr laghtwine.

B.A. 1688-9. Scholar, Mich* 1685 to Mich* 1690. Probably vicar of
Snettisham, 1697. Rector of Anmer, 1705-7. Will proved (Norw. C. C.)
1707-8.

Swallow, Thomas: son of Robert Swallow, gent., of Bayfield, Norl Bom at
Bumham Market. School, Holt, seven yeara Age 18. Admitted sizar,
Ap. 29, 1685. Surety, Mr lightwine.
Scholar, Mich* 1685 to L. Day 1688.

Britiffe, Philip : son of Philip Britifife, tanner, of Wighton, Norf. Bom there.
School, Walsingham, five years. Age 17. Admitted sizar, May 27, 1685.
Surety, Mr lightwine.

RA. 1688-9. Scholar, Mich* 1685 to Mich* 1690. Ordained deacon
(line.) June 25, 1690; as curate of W. Lynn: priest (Norw.) June, 1693.
Curate of Gaywood in 1716. Licensed, by the bishop, as master at Lynn
grammar school, June 9, 1692.

^Wrench, Jonathan : son of John Wrench, weaver, of Norwich. Bom there (bapt.
at St Sav., Nov. 1, 1667). School, Norwich, seven years. Age 18. Admitted
pensioner to the scholars' table, July 10, 1685. Surety, Mr EUlys.

B.A. 1689-90 : M.A. 1693. Schokr, L. Day 1686 to Mids' 1693. Junior
feUow, Mids' 1693: Senior fellow, Mich* 1697 to Mich* 1701. Dean,
1698, 9. Ordained deacon (Lond.) Sep. 20, 1691 : priest (Norw.) May 21,

1692, as curate of Seething : which he undertook to resign on becoming fellow.
Vicar of Aylsham, Norf. 1700-31. Licensed by the bishop as master of
Aylsham school, Aug. 14, 1703. Rector of Burgh by Aylsham, Norf., 1704-40.
Rector of Metton, 1733-8. Married at Norwich Cathedral, May 7, 1702,
Ann Howard. Died May, 1741 : buried at Aylsham. M.I. there. Will
proved (P. CO.) 1741. Author: Short View of the Principal Duties of the
Christian Religion, 1700. Brother of Benjamin, 1680-1 ; and John, 1701.

^Turner, William: son of William Turner, of Elmham, Norl, attorney. Bom
there (bapt. Dec. 24, 1667). Schools, Seaming, Lynn, and Norwich, seven
years. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, July 10, 1685. Surety,
MrEllys.

B.A. 1689-90 (7 th wrangler) : M.A. 1693. Scholar, Mich* 1686 to Mich*

1693. Junior fellow, Mich* 1693 to Mich* 1702. Purchased the manor of
Ingham, Norl Of Crostwight, Esq. Died without issue, June 2, 1735.
Buried at Warham. Brother of Charles, 1681 : he was next in succession for
the baronetcy.

WiUson, Alexander : son of Thomas WiUson, attorney, of Hoveton St John, Norf.
Bom there. At school, under various masters, seven years. Admitted
pensioner, July 10, 1685. Age 17. Surety, Mr ESlys.

M.B. 1691. Scholar, Mich* 1686 to Mich* 1691. Subscribed for priests'
orders (Norw.) Sep. 22, 1706. Died Jan. 1710-1. M.L at Thrigby, to
''Alex. Wilson, clerk, buried Jan. 23, 1710; bsL 42.'*

WhaU, Henry: son of Henry Whall, harness maker, of Lynn. Bom there.
School, Lynn, seven years. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the scholars'
table, July 16, 1685. Surety, Mr lightwine.

B.A. 1689-90. Schokr, Mich* 1686 to L. Day 1690. Ordained deacon
(Line.) June 15, 1690 : priest (Norw.) May 22, 1692 ; as curate of Woolferton.

480 GONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Rector of West Lynn, 1695. Rector of Qenchwarton, 1720-36. Died 1736.
Will proved (Norw, archd. 0.) 1737.

Mich- 1685— Mich* 1686.

Hubbard (Hobart), Jonas. Admitted pensioner.

Long, William : son of Robert Long (formerly of the college; 1658), Esq., of
Foulden, Norf. School, Wymondham, under Mr Clarke. Admitted pensioner
to the scholars* table, Dec. 30, 1685. Surety, Mr EUys.

Scholar, Mich" 1686 to Christ* 1688. Brother of Thomas, 1684.

Gooch, Benjamin : son of Henry Oooch, husbandman, of Wreningham, Norl
Bom there. School, Norwich, three years. Age 16. Admitted sizar, Jan. 8,
1685-6. Surety, Mr Lightwine.

B.A. 1689-90. Scholar, Mich' 1686 to Mich' 1690. Ordained priest
(Norw.) May 22, 1692; as curate of Thexton. Rector of Ashwellthorpe,
Norf., 1693-1728. Died March 25, 1728. M.L at Carlton Forehoe. Will
proved (Norw. C. C.) "of Carlton. **

Farmer, Edward: son of Sir Edward Farmer, knight, of Pamdon, Ess. Bom
there. Schools, Ware, two years ; and St Paul's, a year and a half, under
Dr Gale. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, Jan. 9, 1685-6.
Tutor, Mr Ellys.

Admitted at the Inner Temple, Dec. 4, 1685 : " second son of Edward of
the Inner Temple, knight." Eldest surviving son in 1700 ; when he is
described as " unmarried : about 30 : living in London." (Le Neve.) The
father is there described as of Lincolnshire.

Alpe, Edward: son of Edward Alpe (formerly of the college; 1660), gent, of
Framlingham, Suff. Bom there (bapt. Nov. 12, 1668). Educated at home
for seven years. Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, Jan. 13,
1685-6. Surety, Mr Lightwine.

M.B. 1691 : M.D. 1696. Scholar, Mich- 1686 to Mich- 1691. Died at
Framlingham, Dec. 25, 1700 : aged 32. Buried at Little Bealings, Suff. M.I.
there. He resided at the mansion house, lit. Bealings, and practised there.

Leman, Thomas: son of John Leman, gent., of Brampton, Su£El Bom there.
Schools, Wymondham and Norwich, six years. Age 18. Admitted pensioner
to the scholars' table, Oct. 10, 1685; and to the bachelors' table, Feb. 17,
1685-6. Tutor, Mr Lightwine.

Of Brampton, Esq. ; patron of the living. Married Eleanor, daughter of
Robert Cuddon, of Shadingfield Hall. Died Oct. 12, 1717 ; aged 51. M.I. at
Brampton. (Leman MSS., Bath Instit,) Brother of William, 1683.

Fiske, Robert: son of William Fiske, gent., of Stiffkey, Norf. Bom there.
School, Norwich, three years. Age 17. Admitted feUow-commoner, Feb. 25,
1685-6. Surety, Mr Lightwine.

Neve, Charles : son of Charles Neve, clerk, of Swanton Morley, Norf. . Bom at
Cranworth (bapt., at Swanton, Aug. 20, 1667). Schools, Seaming, and
Bungay, four years. Age 17. Admitted sizar, Feb. 2, 1685-6. Surety, Mr
Lightwine.

B.A. 1689-90. Scholar, Mich' 1688 to Mich* 1690.. Ordained priest
(Norw.) Sep. 21, 1695. Rector of Swanton Morley, Norf., 1711-44. Died

Ap. 10, 1744. Married (1) Elizabeth (2) Ann Haslewood. Will proved

(Norw. archd. C.) 1744. (Carthew, iii. 406.)

Loades, Henry : son of Henry Loades, citizen of London. Bom there. Educated
there, six years. Age 18. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, March
13, 1685-6. Tutor, Mr Lightwine.

M.B. 1691 : M.D. 1697. Scholar, Mich- 1686 to Mich- 1691.

1685—1686. 481

Short, William : son of Thomas Short, fellow of the College of Physicians. Bom
in London. At school in Norfolk, three years, under his grandfather. After-
wards instructed at Douay and at Paris. Age 14. Admitted fellow-com-
moner, Ap. 28, 1686. Surety, Mr Basset. (The father was a Roman
Catholic: v. Munk's BoU.)

Pell, Ralph : son of Ralph Pell, barrister (and Town clerk), of Yarmouth. Bom
there. School,* Woodbridge, five years. Age 15. Admitted pensioner to the
scholars' table, Ap. 22, 1686. Surety, Mr Lightwine.

B.A. 1689-90 (8th wrangler) : M.A. 1693. Scholar, Mich* 1686 to Mich*
1693. Resident at Fakenham, Norf., in 1716, where he held the bishop's
license to practise medicine, dated Ap. 12, 1703 : at that time described as of
Ditchingham.

Locke, William : son of John Locke, attorney. Bom at Norwich. At school
there, four years. Age 18. Admitted sizar. May 27, 1686. Surety, Mr
EUys.

Scholar, Mich* 1686 to L. Day 1691.

Cockarell, Luke : B.A. of Gloucester Hall, Oxford. Admitted pensioner to the
bachelors' table, June 25, 1686. Surety, Mr Lightwine. (Matriculated at
Lincoln College, Oxford, March 26, 1680. Son of Samuel Cockarell, gent., of
Gloucester. Age 16. B.A. at Gloucester Hall, 1686.)

M.B. 1686. A son of Luke Cockerel!, of Abergavenny, was matriculated
at Oxford in 1728.

Bruen, Gregory : son of William Bruen, mercer, of Exeter. Bom there. At
school there, three years. Has resided two years at Exeter College, Oxford.
Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, July 19, 1686. Surety, Mr Ellys.

Scholar, Mich* 1686 to L. Day 1688. M.B. (Jes.) 1689. Probably the one
of these names who entered at Leyden, Ap. 20, 1693.

Rix, Henry : son of Henry Rix (formerly of the college ; 1655), clerk, of Newport,
Essex. Bom there. School, Newport, three years. Age 16. Admitted
sizar, July, 1686. Surety, Mr Lightwine.

B.A. 1690-1 : M.A. 1694. Scholar, Mich* 1686 to Mich* 1694. Ordained
deacon (Lond.) May 23, 1692 ; as curate at Chesterford : priest (Norw.) May
25, 1695 ; as curate of Shelfhanger, Norf. Curate of Syleham, Suff.,
1698-1702. Rector of Colton, Norf., 1702-28. Vicar of Deopham, 1713-
28. Died July 25, 1728. ML at Colton. Will proved (Norw. C. C.) 1728 :
"of Wramplingham." He left an account of the antiquities, tithes, &c., of
the parish of Colton (Davy).

Stawell, William: son of Anthony Stawell, gent., of Cork (' Coreagia '). Bom
there. School, CharleviUe, five years. Has resided two years at Trin. Coll.,
Dublin. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, Sep. 6, 1686. Surety,
Mr Lightwine.

MiCH» 1686— Mich* 1687.

Dover, Thomas. From St Mary Hall, Oxf. ; where he resided six years. Admitted
pensioner to the scholars' table, Nov. 4, 1686. Surety, Mr Lightwine.
(Matriculated at Magdalen Hall, Dec 1, 1680; age 16; son of John Dover,
of Barton-on-the-Heath, War wicks., gent. B.A. Oxf. 1684.)

M.B. 1687. Inventor of ** Dover's powder," which is still substantially
the same as in his recipe (N.M.). More distinguished as a buccaneer. In
1708 he sailed from Bristol, — where he seems to have begun practice, — as
second in command of a privateering expedition for three years. After taking
several prizes in the Pacific, they returned by the Cape of Cood Hope,
licentiate of the College of Physicians, Sep. 30, 1721 ; after which he mostly

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482 GONYILLB AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

resided and practised in London. Died in Arundel Street, Strand, 1742.
From his use of mercury he was known as the * QuicksUver doctor.' Author :
The Ancient Physician's Legacy to his Country, 1733. (v. D.N.B.)

Waylet, William : son of Richard Waylet, gent., of North Weald, Essex. Bom
there; and educated there, seven years. Age 17. Admitted sizar, Jan. 4,
1686-7. Surety, Mr Ellys.

Burke, John. Of Hants. Recorded as B.A., 1686-7, in our Admission Register.

Fairclough, Richard : son of John Fairclough, clerk, of Kennet, Cambe. Educated
at home; and at Bury St Edmunds School, five years. Age 17. Admitted
sizar, Jan. 22, 1686-7. Surety, Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1690-1 : M.A. 1694. Scholar, Mich* 1687 to Mich* 1694. Ordained
deacon (Norw.) June, 1693 : priest (do.) Sep. 23, 1694; as curate of Quidden-
ham. Rector of Kennet, Cambe., 1696.

Abbott, Maurice : son of George Abbott, gent, of Duxworth, Cambs. Bom there.
School, Newport, four years. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the scholars'
table, March 21, 1686-7. Surety, Mr Lightwine. (Admitted to the bachelors'
table, June 29; and fellow-commoner, Oct. 24, 1687.)

Admitted at the Inner Temple, Nov. 9, 1687. Barrister, May 29, 1693.
He and his brother presented to our library a copy of Frana Junius De
pictu/ra veterum^ 1694, and other volumes.

Abbott, George : brother of the above. Bom at Steppingley, Beds. School, New-
port, four years. Age 15. Admitted pensioner to Sie scholars' table, March
21, 1686-7. Surety, Mr Lightwine. (Admitted fellow-commoner, Oct 27,
1687.)

Admitted at the Inner Temple, May 16, 1688.

Green, William : son of John Green, weaver, citizen of Norwich. Bom there.
School, Norwich, three years. Age 18. Admitted pensioner to the scholars'
table, Ap. 1, 1687. Surety, Mr Lightwina

Scholar, L. Day 1687 to Mich* 1688. Probably admitted at Gray's Inn,
July 10, 1688: as "William Green, gent., of Norwich." Barrister, 1696.
Bencher, 1720.

♦Parham, Nicholas: son of Nicholas Parham, gent., of Swanton Morley, Norf.
(who was brother of Peter of 1653). School, Norwich, four years. Age 17.
Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table. May 10, 1687. Tutor, Mr
lightwine.

B.A. 1690-1 : M.A. 1694. Scholar, Mich* 1687 to Mids' 1694. Junior
fellow, Mids' 1694; Senior feUow, Mich* 1697 to Christ* 1712. Held the
offices of rhet. praelector, 1697: Greek lecturer, 1698: Heb. lecturer, 1700:
catechist, salarist, bursar, 1702-6, and steward. Obtained a ^umlty from the
Abp of Canterbury, Oct. 14, 1697, to be ordained deacon and priest at once,
in order to hold a senior feUowship. Proctor, 1704. Died, Jan. 1712-3. Will
proved (V.C. Court, Camb.), Feb. 9. 1712-3. Leaves £200 to the coUege, "to
be laid out to the best ad vantage "...the produce to be paid yearly to a scholar,
"by wav of exhibition or addition to his scholarship": founder's kin to have
the preference. His picture, in our college, is not certainly identified.

Langley, Roger: son of Roger Langley, Esq., of Lumby (*Lumby castrum'),
Yorks. Bom at Sherriff Hutton. School, Westminster. Age 17. Ad-
mitted pensioner to the bachelors' table. May 20, 1687. Surety, Mr Ellys.

Third son of Sir Roger, second baronet Died without issue. (Eng.
Baronetage, ii. 159.)

1687. 483

♦Searles, John: son of John Searles, gent, of North Weald, Ess. Bom there;
and educated there seven years. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the
scholars* tahle. May 20, 1687. Surety, Mr Ellys.

RA. 1690-1 (28th op,): M.A. 1694 : D.D. 1706. Scholar, Mich- 1687 to
Mids' 1694. Junior fellow, Mids' 1694 to Mich* 1702. Usher of the Perse
school, 1692. Ordained deacon (line.) June 3, 1694: priest (Ely) Sept. 1695.
University preacher, 1696 : moderator, 1695.

Turbutt, Richard : son of William Turbutt, of Mount St John (near Thirsk),
Yorks. Bom at Shipton, Yorks. School, Coxwold, seven years. Age 16.
Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, June 3, 1687. Tutor, Mr Ellys.

Scholar, Mich* 1687 to Mich* 1689. Probably ordained deacon at Peter-
borough, Sep. 24, 1693.

Deane, Leonard : son of Richard Deane, gent., of Howell Grange, Westmorland.
Bom at Dufton, in the same county. School, Sedbergh, three years. Age 19.
Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table. Surety, Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1690-1. Subscribed for deacons* orders (Norw.) May 22, 1692; as
curate of Crostwick.

•CJourdon (Gurdon), Brampton : son of Brampton Gurdon, gent, of Letton, Norf.
Bom there. School, Wymondham, six years. Age 15. Admitted pensioner
to the scholars* table, July 8, 1687. Surety, Mr Lightwina

B.A. 1691-2 : M.A. 1695. Schokr, Mich* 1686 to L. Day 1695. Junior
fellow, L. Day 1695 : senior, Mich* 1700 to L. Day 1721. Held the offices of
dean, catechist, steward, bursar, and salarist In 1706 he was deputed
with Mr Hawys and the master, "to put the library in good order."
Ordained deacon (Ely) Sep. 19, 1697 : priest (line.) Sep. 25, 1698. Curate
of St Vedast, London, in 1717. Rector of Stapleford Abbot, 1720-4,
Rector of St Nicholas, Lond., 1724-41 ; and of St Edmund the King, 1732.
Rector of Denham, Bucks., 1730-41. Archdeacon of Sudbury, 1727-41.
Chaplain to the Lord Chancellor Macclesfield. Died, unmarried, Nov. 20,
1741. Author: "The pretended difficulties in Natural and Revealed Religion
no excuse for Infidelity** (Boyle lectures, 1721, 2). For a list of his other
writings see D.N.B. Brother of Thomhaugh, 1681; and of John, 1683.

*Craske, Thomas : son of Thomas Craske, M.D., late of Bury St Edmunds. Bom
at Weeting, Norf. School, Bury St Edmunds, three years. Age 17. Ad-
mitted pensioner to the scholars' table, July 5, 1687. Surety, Mr EUys.

M.B. 1693: M.D. 1700. Scholar, Mich* 1687 to Mich* 1693. Junior
feUow, Mich* 1695 : Senior feUow, L. Day 1700 to Mich* 1704. Dean, 1700 :
registrar, 1701 : Greek lecturer, 1702: Hebrew lecturer, 1703. His fellow-
ship was vacated by marriage. Practised physic in Cambridge. Died at
Bury St Edmunds, 1718. M.I. at St Edward's, Cambridge, to his wife
Anna Maria, daughter of Mr John Wright, of London, who died 1706.

Palmer, William : son of William Palmer, gent, of Broad Clyst, Devon. Bom
there. School, Tiverton, two years. Age 18. Admitted sizar, June 29,
1687. Surety, Mr EUys.

B.A. 1690-1. Scholar, Mich* 1687 to Mids' 1691. Rector of Combe
Raleigh, Devon, 1712-26. Buried there, June 22, 1726.

Price, Charles. M.A. 1687. From Oxford, son of Howell Price of Cwmtoyddwr,
Radns., clerk. Matriculated at Queen's, Oxf., March 28, 1679; age 15.
RA. 1682. Rector of Newport, Pemb., 1685-96, and of Whitechurch, 1687-
96. Vicar of Boughrood, Radn., 1687-95. Preb. of Brecon, 1691 ; and of
St David's, 1691. Vicar of Brecknock St John, 1693-5. Precentor of St
David's 1694 to his death, Nov. 21, 1696. (J. P., Alumn. Oxon.)

81—2

484 gonyille and oaius college.

Mich* 1687— Mich' 1688.

Cotton, Robert : son of John Cotton, gent, of Ashill, Nort Bom there. Edu-
cated at Merton ('Martin') three years. Age 18. Admitted pensioner to
the scholars' table, Oct. 4, 1687. Surety, Mr Lightwine.

B.A. 1691-2: M.A. 1696. Scholar, Mich- 1687 to Mids' 1695. Or-
dained deacon (Ely) March 1693-4: priest (Norw.) June 1694. Vicar
of Gayton, Norf., 1694-9.

Hyme (Heme), William : son of William Hyme, citizen of Norwich. Bom there;
and educated there, three years. Age 16. Admitted sizar, Oct 15, 1687.
Surety, Mr lightwine.

RA. 1691-2: M.A. 1695: D.D. 1709. Scholar, Mich* 1687 to Mich-

1694. Ordained deacon (Lond.) Sep. 24, 1692 : priest (Norw.) Sep. 1696.
Rector of Harkstead, Suff., 169?. Rector of St George Colegate, Norwich,
171 5-45. Brother of John, 1 689.

Crow, Thomas: son of Henry Crow, mercer, and citizen (alderman and mayor)
of Norwich. Bom there (Oct. 12, 1672; in St Andrew's parish); and edu-
cated there seven years. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table,
Jan. 17, 1687-8. Tutor, Mr EUys.

M.B. 1694 : M.D. 1699. Scholar, Mich- 1688 to Mich- 1693. FeUow
of the College of Physicians, 1708. Censor, 1713, 1720. Took an active part
in preparing the London Pharmacopceia of 1746. Married Ann, daughter
of John Kenrick, of London. Died, without issue, Aug. 11, 1751. Will
proved (P. C. C), 1751. Left large legacies to hospitals. M.I. in St Andrew's,
Norwich. (Munk's Boll)

Norris, John: son of Anthony Norris, gent, of Norwich. Bom there; and
educated there, seven years. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors'
table, Feb. 1, 1687-8. Surety, Mr Ellys.

Married Jane, daughter of James Balder, of Lines. Spent the greater
part of his fortune (Jermyn). Brother of Stephen, 1696.

Welton, Richard : son of Thomas Welton, dmggist, of Woodbridge, Suff. Bom at
Framlingham. School, Woodbridge, seven years. Age 16. Admitted sizar,
March 3, 1687-8. Surety, Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1691-2: M.A. 1695: D.D. 1708. Scholar, Mich- 1688 to Mich-

1695. Ordained deacon (Peterb.) May, 1695. Rector of St Maiy, White-
chapel, 1697. After his deprivation in 1710, as a non-juror, he became
pastor of a non-juring congregation in London; where he and they got
into trouble in 1717, for refusing the oaths (v. Nichols, IlluaL iv. 421).
Consecrated bishop by Dr Taylor, about Dec. 1722. Afterwards went to
America, and settled in Philadelphia. Was sunmioned by a royal writ, Jan.
1726, to retum to England forthwith. Retired to Lisbon, where he died,
Aug. 1726 (v. K (t Q, 6th Ser., xii. 222). Author: The great advantage of
Navigation and Commerce to any Nation; a sermon, 1710. Church orna-
ment without idolatry; a sermon, 1714. The Substance of Christian Faith
and Practice represented in 18 Discourses, 1724; and other works.

Kingsborough, Edward: son of Edward Kingsborough, gent, of Walton, Suff
Born at Ufford (* Upward'), Suff. At school in London, three years. Age 18.
Admitted sizar, Ap. 3, 1688. Surety, Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1691-2: M.A. 1695. Scholar, Mich- 1688 to L. Day 1693. Preb.
of Lichfield Cathedral, 1710-33.

Wych, Jermyn: son of Sir Cyril Wych, knt, of Hockwold, Nort Bom in London.
School, Harrow, four years. Age 17. Admitted fellow-commoner. May 1,
1688. Surety, Mr Lightwine.

1687—1688. 486

Lord of the manor of Hockwold. Married Mary daughter of John
Hungerford. Died, Jan. 7, 1719-20. M.I. in Hockwold Church. A daughter
of his married Robert Clough of 1717. TTi« father died in London, Dec.
28, 1707 : <<left a vast estate in money and knd (£100,000) to his son and
heir, Jermyn." (Diary of P. Le Neve, Norf, Arch. ii. 113.)

Calthorpe, James: son of Sir Christopher Calthorpe, K.B., of (East) Barsham,
Norl Born at Thorpland. Educated, under various masters, eight years.
Age 15. Admitted fellow-commoner, June 4, 1688. Surety, Mr EUys.

Died, without issue, June 24, 1696. Buried at East Barsham. M.I. at
Fakenhain, Norl Pedigree in Narf, Arch. ix. 155.

Laidman, Christopher. Incorporated as M.A. 1688. From St John's College.
Admitted as pensioner there, June 1, 1672. B.A 1675-6. Of Bowes, Yor^;
son of J(^m Laidman. School, BrignalL Age 17. One of these names was
vicar of Woodhom, Northumberland, 1692.

Hoogan, Thomas: son^f Thomas Hoogan (formerly of the collie; 1658), Esq., of
Gt Dunham, Norf. Bom there (Ap. 10, 1671). School, Norwich, two years.
Age 16. Admitted fellow-conmioner, July 3, 1688. Surety, Mr Lightwine.

Of Gt Dunham, Esq. Married, June 6, 1700, Helena Halcott, of Litcham.
Buried, Feb. 5, 1734-5. He was found dead, perished with cold, having
apparently fallen into a stream at N. Pickenham. {Norf. Arch. i. 359.)
Brother of Edward, 1692.

Branthwaite, Richard: son of William Branthwaite (formerly of the college; 1653),
of Hethel, Norl Bom there. At school, at Norwich and elsewhere, six
years. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, July 6, 1688.
Surety, Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1692-3 (26th op.): M.A 1698. Scholar, Mich- 1688 to Mich* 1696.
Ordained priest (Norw.) March 20, 1698. Rector of Hethel, 1698-1736.
Died unmarried. Buried at Hethel, Dec. 26, 1736. See Thomas, 1674.

•Coppin, John : (second) son of John Coppin, Esq., of Pulloxhill, Beds. Bom at
Luton. School, Ampthill, three years, under Mr Welles : afterwards private
tuition, at home, seven years, under Mr Fourth. Age 17. Admitted fellow-
commoner, July 16, 1688. Tutor, Mr Goddard.

M.A {Com. reg.) 1690. Junior feUow, L. Day 1691 to Mich* 1696.
Admitted at the Middle Temple, Feb. 8, 1692. Of Pulloxhill, Esq. He built
and endowed the chapel called Merkyate Cell. Buried at Caddington, Nov. 8,
1742 ; leaving a son and daughter (v. Clutterbuck, l 347).

Pearson, Thomas : son of Thomas Pearson, gent., of Middleton, Norf. Bom there.
School, Lynn, six years, under Mr Home. Age 17. Adimtted pensioner to
the scholars' table, Sep. 21, 1688. Surety, Mr Lightwine.

Scholar, Mich* 1689 to Mich* 1690. Admitted at the Middle Temple,
Nov. 24, 1691. Monument at Wilby to "Elizabeth, second wife of Thomas
Pearson, Esq., of Middleton in Freebridge, Lynn; who died here Oct. 27,
1727."

L'Estrange, John : son of John UEstrange, gent, of GressenhaU, Nort Bom
there. School, Lynn, six years. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the scholars'
table, Sep. 21, 1688. Surety, Mr Lightwine.

Scholar, Mich* 1689 to L. Day 1692. Drowned when returning from the
East Indies, in 1695. Brother of Hamo, 1684. (H. L.)

486 QONVILLE AND CAIU8 COLLEGE.

MiCH« 1688— Mich' 1689.

Negus, Daniel: son of Henry Negus, Esq., of Hoveton St Peter, Nort Bom
there. School, Norwich, four years, under Mr Burton. Age 17. Admitted
pensioner to the scholars' table, Oct. 20, 1688. Surety, Mr Ellys.
Scholar, Mich* 1689 to Mich* 1694. Brother of Henry, 1680.

Bird, John: son of John Bird, grocer, of Swanton Morley, Nort Bom thera
Schools, Norwich, under Mr Norris, three years ; Seaming, under Mr Brett,
two years ; and Bungay, under Mr Stifi^ two years. Admitted sizar, Jan. 18,
1688-9. Age 18. Tutor, Mr Lightwine.

B.A. 1692-3. A John Bird was ordained deacon (Ely) Ju. 3, 1694 : priest
(Norw.) Sep. 22, 1695 : rector of Ampton, 1695. (More likely of Ck)rpus.)

Gk>och, Thomas : son of Thomas Gooch, attorney, of Hoo, Norf . Bom there (bapt
Ap. 23, 1667). Schools, Seaming, and Wymondham. Has resided one year
at Peterhouse. Age 22. Tutor, Mr Lightwine.

Scholar, Mich* 1689 to L. Day 1691. Ordained priest (Norw.)
May 21, 1692; as curate of Terrington. Rector of St Lawrence, Norwich^
1693-1715. Vicar of Crostwick, 1700. Curate of St Etheldred, Norwich, in
1709. Died Ap. 28, 1715: buried at St Lawrence. Will proved (Norw.
C. C.) 1715. (v. Carthew, ii. 702.)

Coldham, James : son of James Coldham, weaver, of Swanton Morley, Norf. Bom
there. Schools, Seaming, four years ; and Bungay, one year. Age 19. Ad-
mitted sizar, Feb. 5, 1688-9. Tutor, Mr Lightwine.

Scholar, Mich* 1689 to L. Day 1691. (v. Carthew, in. 408.)

Gleane, Peter: son of Thomas Gleane, Esq., of Hard wick, Norf. (who succeeded
his father as baronet, 1694). Bom there. School, Wymondham, under Mr
Clarke. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, Feb. 12, 1688-9.
Surety, Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1692-3. Schokr, Mich* 1689 to Mich* 1696. Proctor in the Court
at Canterbury. Married (1) a daughter of Dr Peters, of Canterbury.

(2) relict of Mr Manger. Succeeded by his son Peter. {Eng. Bcvronetage^

III. iL 494.) There is a letter from his father, then a prisoner in the Fleet,
dated Dec. 21, 1698, in the E. Anglian (Feb. 1893). He had greatly im-
poverished his estate.

Mallom, John : son of John Mallom, gent., of Wacton, Norl Bom at Bedingham,
Norf. School, Wymondham, four years, under Mr Clarke. Age 18. Ad-
mitted pensioner to the scholars' table. Surety, Mr Ellys.

Married Elizabeth, daughter of Robert Suckling, Esq. lived at Wacton.
Died 1728 : M.L at Wacton, to him and his wife. The advowson of Stratton
St Mary, now belonging to the college, was part of his marriage settlement,
Aug. 2, 1692. He and his son John sold it to the college in 1725 for £600.

Clarke, Hezekiah: son of Richard Clarke (? formerly of the college; 1661-2),
schoolmaster, of Wymondham. Bom there. At school, under his father.
Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, Feb. 12, 1688-9. Surety,
Mr Ellys.

Scholar, Mich* 1689 to Mich* 1694. Brother of Rowland, 1695.

Drake, Richard : son of Robert Drake, innkeeper, of Norwich. Bom there (in St
Pet. Mancroft). School, Norwich, eight years, under Mr Burton. Age 18.
Admitted sizar, Feb. 13, 1688-9. Surety, Mr Lightwine.

B.A. 1692-3: M.A 1696. Incorporated at Oxford, 1712. Scholar,
Mich* 1689 to Mich* 1694. Ordained deacon (Norw.) June, 1694 ; as curate
of Thuxton : priest (do.) Sep. 1696.

1688—1689. 487

Broc^e, Benjamin: son of Humphrey Brooke, M.D., fellow of the Ck>U^;e of

PhydciAns. Bom in London. School (private), at Bethnal Green, under Mr

Walton. Age 15. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, Feb. 28,

1688-9. Surety, Mr Ellys.

Admitted at the Middle Temple, Oct 17, 1690. Brother of Humphrey,

1684.
Song, John : son of Sir Robert Eang, baronet, of Boyle, Ck>. Roscommon, Ireland.

Bom there. Educated at homa Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the

bachelors' table, Ap. 16, 1689. Surety, Mr Lightwine.

Afterwards baronet M.P. for Boyle; 1695, 1703, 1713: and for CJo.

Roscommon, 1715-20. Died March 19, 1720. (J.F.)
Symonds, Frauds: son of John Sjrmonds, gent, of Suffield, Norf. Bom there.

School, Kensington, under Mr Stevenson. Age 15. Admitted sizar, June 3,

1689. Surety, Mr Lightwine.

Scholar, Mich* 1689 to L. Day 1691.
Hyme, John : son of William Hyme, citizen of Norwich. Bom thera School,

Norwich, six years, under Mr Burton. Age 16. Admitted sizar, June 27,

1689. Surety, Mr Lightwine.

Died in coU^e: buried at St Michael's, Oct 21, 1689. Brother of

William, 1687.
Hatley, Griffith: son of Henry Hatley, gent, dtizen of London. Bom there.

Schools, Maidstone, four years, under Mr Lawes; and St Paul's, four years,

under Dr Gale. Age 18. Admitted pendoner to the scholars' table, Ap. 22,

1689. Surety, Mr Ellys.

Scholar, Mich" 1689 to his death. Died Ap. 15, 1693. Buried at Hunton,

Kent ; his father's reddence (Davy).

Hooper, Peter : son of Nicholas Hooper, gent, of Braunton, Devon (formerly of the
college; 1671). Bom there. School (Sherwell) under Mr Remphry. Age 17.
Admitted pendoner to the scholars' table, Ap. 25, 1689. Surety, Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1692-3. Scholar, Mich' 1689 to Mich" 1695. Died without issue.
The family estates went to his sister Elizabeth. (C.W.)

Pickering, John: son of John Pickering, barrister, of Thelwall, Chesh. Bom
there. School, Heskin, Lanes., seven years, under Mr Foster. Age 17. Ad-
mitted pendoner to the scholars' table, June 28, 1689. Surety, Mr Ellys.
(Admitted pendoner to the bachelors' table, Jan. 3, 1689-90.)

Scholar, Christ* 1689 to L. Day 1690. Admitted at Gray's Inn, Nov. 6,
1693. Of Thelwall: succeeded to his father's estates, 1703. Married
Charlotte, daughter of Sir Willoughby Aston, bart. Died Dec. 26, 1747 :
buried at Thelwall (Ormerod, i. 749).

Halcot (Helcott), Matthew : son of Matthew Halloot, tanner, of Litcham, Nor£
Bom there. Schools, Great Dunham, seven years, under Mr Ransome ; and
Wymondham, three years, under Mr Clarke. Admitted pendoner to the
scholars' table, Feb. 12, 1689-90. Tutor, Mr Lightwine. (Admitted to the
bachelors' table, Aug. 27, 1690; and fellow-commoner, Aug. 31, 1691.)

Of Litcham, Esq. Married Anne, daughter of Thomas Wood, of Bracon
Ash. Died Aug. 7, 1707 : buried at Litcham. (v. Carthew, u. 732.)

Bemey, Henry : son of Sir Thomas Bemey (formerly of the coll^;e ; 1637), baronet^
of Mundham, Norl Bom in Norwich. At school there, six years, under Mr
Willson. Age 19. Admitted pendoner to the scholars' table, Feb. 12, 1689-
90. Surety, Mr Lightwina

B.A. 1693-4. Admitted at Gray's Lin, Feb. 1, 1695-6. Probably died
young. See Richard, 1675.

Sootti George : son of William Scott, gent., of Chigwell, Essex. Bom there (bapt.
Nov. 4, 1673). Educated, under Mr Davys, six months; and at North

488 QONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEQE.

Weald, under Mr Richard Hewett (of 1675), seven years. Age 16. Admitted
pensioner to the bachelors' table, May 1, 1690. Surety, Mr lightwine.

B.A. 1693-4. Admitted at Lincoln's Inn, Sep. 23, 1690. Eldest son.
Died unmarried, Feb. 19, 1726 : buried at Chigwell. (Morant; i, 168.)

Plumsted, Thomas : son of William Plumsted, clerk, of Wickmere, Norf. Bom at
Calthorpe. Educated at Wickmere, under Mr Robert Pate (of 1677-8), two
years ; and at Holt, under Mr Bainbrigg, three years. Admitted sizar. May
21, 1690. Age 18. Surety, Mr lightwine.

B.A. 1693-4. Scholar, Mich* 1690 to Mich* 1695. Ordained deacon
(Norw.) Sep. 23, 1694; as curate of Colby: priest (do.) June 7, 1696; as
curate of Wickhampton, Rector of Bamingham Winter, Nort, 1714—48.
Will proved (Norw. archd. C.) 1748 : "of Briston."

^Clarke, Samuel : son of Edward Clarke, citizen of Norwich (Alderman, and M.P.
for Norwich). Bom there. Educated, for four years, by Mr Studd and Mr
Topclifie; afterwards at the grammar school, five years, under Mr Barton.
Age 15. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, Aug. 19, 1690. Surety,
MrEllys.

B.A. 1694-5 (12th wrangler): M.A. 1698: D.D. 1710. Scholar, Mich'
1691 to Mids' 1696. Junior fellow, Mids' 1696 to Mich* 1700. Oixiained
deacon (Norw.) Aug. 7, 1698. Rector of Drayton, Norf., 1699-1706. Rector
of St James, Westminster, 1709. Rector of St Benet's, Paul's Wharf, 1706.
Chaplain to Queen Anna Boyle lecturer, 1704. Examining chaplain to
Bp Moore, of Norwich, 1698-1710. Master of Wigston's Hospital, Leicester,
about 1718. On Newton's death, 1727, he was offered, but declined as too
secular, the mastership of the Mint. Married Katherine, daughter of Rev.
Mr Lockwood, of Little Massingham, Norl ; by whom he had seven children.
Died May 17, 1729. He was an intimate friend of Newton, and one of the
earliest supporters of his system ; having defended one of his principles in the
Act for his B.A. degree. Prominent as a morcdist, metaphysician, and a (not
too orthodox) theologian. For an account of his views, and a list of his works,
see D.N.B. His portrait in our hall is a copy of one at St James', Westminster.
Will proved (P.C.C.) May 28, 1729. Brother of John, 1699.

MiCH« 1690— Mich- 1691.

Rice, Gregory : son of Henry Rice, clerk, of Cockthorpe, Norf. Bom at Warham,
Norf. Educated at home, seven years. Age 17. Admitted sizar, Oct. 4,
1690. Tutor, Mr Lightwine,

Scholar, Mich* 1690 to L Day 1691.

Rogerson, John: son of John Rogerson, merchant, of Dublin. Bom there.
Private tuition, at home, a year and a half, under Mr Bondelaney : afterwards
in London, four years, under Mr Bonwicke. Age 14. Admitted pensioner to
the bachelors' table, Oct. 22, 1690. Surety, Mr EUys.

Admitted at the Middle Temple, June 1690. Barrister, 1699. Lord
Chief Justice of the Kmg's Bench, Ireland, 1727. M.P. for Granard, 1713 :
for City of Dublin, 1715. Died Aug. 24, 1741. t Brother of Richard, 1704.

Markant, Thomas: son of Thomas Markant, gent., of Wendling, Norf. Bom
there. Schools, Gt Dunham, five years, under Mr Ransome ; and Wymond-
ham, three years, under Mr Clarka Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the
scholars' table, Dec. 26, 1690. Tutor, Mr Lightwine.

B.A. 1694-5. Scholar, Mich- 1691 to L. Day 1696. Inherited his elder
brother's estate at Wendling. Died young; before 1706; leaving a son
Kendall, the only surviving male of the family (Carthew, iii. 464).

1690—1691. 489

Spence, Samuel: son of Samuel Spenoe, shoemaker) ('calopifex'), of Cambridge.
Bom there. At school, under Mr Sparks, one year ; under Mr Bryant, two
years ; and under Mr Pate, four years (La Perse School). Age 17. Admitted
sizar, March 7, 1690-1. Surety, Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1694-5 : M.A. 1707. SchoUr, Mich* 1691 to Mich* 1696. Ordained
deacon (line.) May 30, 1697; as curate of Wrestlingworth, Beds.: priest (do.)
June 19, 1698 ; curate of Denham, Bucks.

Rant, William : son of Humphrey Rant (1 formerly of the coUegej 1653), gent,
of Dickleburgh, Norf . Bom in Norwich. Schools, Wymondham, seven years,
under Mr Clarke; and Norwich, one year, under Mr Burton. Age 18.
Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, March 24, 1690-1. Tutor, Mr
Ellys.

B.A. 1694-5. Scholar, Mich* 1691 to Mich* 1698. Ordained deacon
(Norw.) June 23, 1698 : priest (do.) July 9, 1698. Rector of Great Wacton
and Bunwell, 1698-1719. Rector of Carleton Rode, 1719-30. Second son:
heir to his brother. Married at Brooke, Aug. 30, 1699, Elizabeth, daughter
of Thomas Le Hunt, of Carleton Rode. Will proved (Norw. C. C.) 1732:
"of Dicklebui^h." I Brother of Humphrey, 1681-2.

Fuller, Samuel : son of Samuel Fuller, merchant, of Yarmouth. Bom there. School,
Yarmouth, under Mr Reynolds, nine years. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to
the scholars' table, Ap. 9, 1691. Tutor, Mr Ellys.

SchoUr, Mich* 1691 to Christ^ 1694 Admitted at the Inner Temple,
Oct. 26, 1694. Married Ann, daughter of Thomas Oodfrey. Afterwards an
alderman of Yarmouth : died in, or before, 1728 (Davy). Brother of John,
1695; and Richard, 1698.

Browne, John: son of Riches Browne, gent., of Seaming, Norl Bom there.
School, Wymondham, eight years, under Mr Clarke. Age 17. Admitted
pensioner to the scholars' table, May 12, 1691. Surety, Mr Lightwina
(Admitted to the bachelors' table, Oct 7, 1691.)

Of Oolton, gent. Married Barbara, daughter of Lestrange Mordaunt, Esq.
Died, Jan. 15, 1742-3, aged 69. M.I. in Seaming church.

*Paston, James : son of James Paston, clerk, of Little livermere, Suff. Bom at
Finningham, Sufil School, Boteedale, seven years, under Mr Leedes. Age
16. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, Ap. 21, 1691. Surety,
Mr lightwine.

B.A. 1694-5: M.A. 1698: M.D. 1712. Scholar, Mich* 1691 to L. Day
1698. Junior fellow, L. Day, 1698: senior, L. Day 1703 to Mich* 1711
(vacated by marriage). Hebrew lecturer, 1706. Of Harleston, Norf., where
he practised as physician : — ^received the bishop's license to practise physic and
surgery, Dec. 18, 1701 ; when he is described as of Livermere. Married
(1) Nov. 5, 1711, Elizabeth Hasbert» of Norwich; (2) Susanna... Buried at
Harleston, 1752.

^K^ooch, Thomas : son of Thomas Oooch, gent, of Yarmouth. Bom at Worling-
ham, SuJBEl School, Yarmouth, eight years, under Mr Reynolds. Age 16.
Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table. May 5, 1691. Surety, Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1694-5: M.A. 1698: B.D. 1706: D,D. 1711. Scholar, Mich* 1691
to Mids' 1698. Junior fellow, Mids' 1698 : senior, Mids' 1701 : elected Master,
Nov. 29, 1716. Catechist, 1701-3: salarist, 1703-9: bursar, 1710. Vice-
Chancellor, 1717, in which capacity he suspended Dr Bentley from his degrees.
Ordained deacon (Norw.) March 4: priest (do.) March 11, 1698-9. Preb.
of Canterbury, 1730. Bishop of Bristol, 1737 : of Norwich, 1738 : and of
Ely, 1748. Succeeded his brother as baronet, 1751. Died at Ely House,
London, Feb. 14, 1754 : buried in the college chapel, where there is a monu-
ment to his memory. For mord about him see under Masters,

490 QONVILLE AND CAIUS OOLLEQE.

Crowther, Robert: son of Richard Crowther, Esq., of Knighton, Radnorahire.
Schools, Bucknell (near Knighton), two years, under Mr Lloyd; and Eton,
six years, under Mr Roderick. Age 17. Adniitted fellow-commoner, May 6,
1691. Tutor, Mr lightwine.

Admitted at the Middle Temple, May 27, 1693.

Eldred, Robert: son of Joseph Eldred, clerk, of North Walsham, Norf. Bom
there. Educated, ten years, under Mr Harvey. Age 18. Admitted sizar,
June 2, 1691. Surety, Mr Ellya

B.A. 1694--5 (d2nd op.). Scholar, Mich* 1691 to Mich" 1696. Ordained
deacon (Norw.) 1695: priest (do.) May 31, 1697.

Russell, Thomas: son of Francis Russell, clothier, of Cambridge. Bom there.
Educated for seven years under Mr Bryant (Perse School). Age 17. Ad-
mitted sizar, June 16, 1691. Surety, Mr EUys.

B.A. 1694-5. Scholar, Mich- 1691 to Mich- 1696.

Jessop, Samuel : son of Samuel Jessop, medical practitioner, of Bradenham, Norf.
Bom there. Schools, Dunham, four years, under Mr Ransome; and West
Bradenham, four years, under Mr Needham. Age 15. Admitted pensioner
to the scholars' table, July 4, 1691. Tutor, Mr I^htwine.

Scholar, Mich' 1691 to his death. Died in college: buried at St Michael's,
Feb. 26, 1695-6. Brother of Francis, 1698.

*Inyon, Thomas: son of Thomas Inyon, carriage-builder ('rhedarius'), of Cam-
bridge. Bom there. At school (Perse), six years, under Mr Bryan. Age
16. Admitted sizar, Aug. 18, 1691. Tutor, Mr Lightwine.

B.A. 1695-6: M.A. 1699. Scholar, Mich* 1691 to Mich- 1699. Junior
fellow, Mich- 1702 to L. Day 1704. Ordained deacon (line.) March 5,
1698-9 : priest (Norw.) Sep. 1701. Presented to the coll^;e living of
Mattishall, May 1, 1703 ; which he held for 38 years. Rector of Westtield,
Norf., 1703-33. Buried at Elsing, Oct 1741. Will proved (Norw. C. C.)
1741.

Mich' 1691— Mich- 1692.

Bodham, Benjamin: son of Matthew Bodham, gent., of Swaffham, Norf. Bom
there. At a private school there, six years, under Mr Ellis and Mr Nicholson;
and then at Norwich, two years, under Mr Burton. Age 15. Admitted
pensioner to the scholars' table, Jan. 27, 1691-2. Tutor, Mr Lightwine.

B.A. 1695-6 (4th wrangler). Scholar, Mich* 1692 to Mich* 1699. Died,
June 11, 1762. M.I. at Swaffham.

Stagge, James: son of John Stagge, butcher, of Shipdham, Norf. Bom there.
Educated at Shipdham, two years, under Mr Newson ; and at Wymondham,
three years, under Mr Clarke. Age 18. Admitted sizar, Feb. 10, 1691-2,
under Mr Lightwine.

B.A. 1695-6. Scholar, Mich" 1696 to Mich* 1699. Ordained deacon
(Norw.) March 4, 1698-9 : priest (do.) Dec 19, 1703. Rector of Welbome,
Norf., 1722-34. Rector of Garvestone, 1703-41. Licensed as Master of
Saham Toney School in 1701. Will proved (Norw. C. C.) 1740; "of
Shipdham, clerk."

Ellis, John : son of Thomas Ellis, gent., of Cotton, SuS. Bom there. Educated at
Gislingham, three years, under Mr Sparrow; then at Bury, four years, under
Mr Leeds. Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, Ap. 5, 1692.
Surety, Mr Lightwine.

Scholar, Mich* 1692 to his death. Died August 18, 1696; aged 23.
Buried at St James', Bury St Edmunds. Uncle of John Ellis of 1727 (Davy).

1691—1692. 491

Hogan, Edward: son of Thomas Hogan, Esq. (formerly of the college; 1658),
of Dunham, Norl Bom there. Schools, Dunham, two years, under Mr
Ransome; Norwich, two years, under Mr Burton; and Fakenham, three
years, under Mr Osbom. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the scholars'
teble, Ap. 26, 1692. Tutor, Mr Lightwine.

B.A. 1695-6: M.A. 1699. Scholar, Mich- 1692 to Mich" 1699. Ordained
deacon (Norw.) Dec. 18, 1698: priest (do.), Feb. 25, 1699-1700. Rector of
Beeston, Norl, 1709-34. Rector of Shingham, 1709-34; when he died.
Brother of Thomas, 1688.

Fyle, Thomas: son of John Pyle (formerly of the collie; 1648), clerk, of Stody,
Norf. Bom there. School, Holt, eight years, under Mr Bainbrigg. Age 17.
Admitted sizar. May 17, 1692. Tutor, Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1695-6: M.A. 1699. Schokr, Mich* 1692 to Mich* 1699. Or-
dained deacon (Norw.) May 30, 1697 : priest (do.) Sep. 25, 1698. Whiston,
the bishop's chaplain, aescribes him as one of the two best scholars he had ever
examined. Vicar of Thorpe Market, 1698. Minister of St Nicholas, Lynn,
1701. Rector of Bexwell, 1708: resigned, 1709. Rector of Outwell, 1709-
18. Rector of Watlington, 1710-26. Preb. of Salisbury and chaplain to the
bishop. Probably lecturer and minister of St Margaret's, Lynn, 171 1. P. C.
of All SS., South Lynn, 1718-54. Married, 1701, Mary Rolfe of Lynn. He
had a great reputation as a preacher, and as a liberal theologian ; and was
a friend of Bp Hoadley and Abp Herring. He resigned his preferment at
Lynn in 1754, and seems to have retired to Swaffham, Norf.; where he died,
Dec. 31, 1756. (See W. Richards' Lynn, p. 1012.) Author : Paraphrase of the
Old Testament, 1717 ; Vindication of the Lord Bishop of Bangor, 1718 ; The
Scripture Preservative against Popery, 1735 ; and other works, (v. D. N. B.)

Martin, James : son of James Martin, of Edgefield, Norl Bom there. School,
Holt, seven years, under Mr Bainbridge. Age 17. Admitted sizar, under
Mr Ellys, May 17, 1692.

RA. 1695-6. SchoUr, Mich* 1692 to L. Day 1697. Ordained deacon,
(Norw.) May 31, 1697 : priert (da) Nov. 1698. Rector of Homingtoft, Norl,
1698 to 1727. Perhaps vicar of Guestwick, 1703-5. Rector of Brisley,
1711-27. Died 1727. Will proved (Norw. C. 0.) 1728; "of Brisley." His
widow, Anne, seems to have advanced £500 to the college in 1739, for which
she received an annuity of X50 per an. She enjoyed it till 1764.

Bedingfield, Christopher: son of Christopher Bedingfield, gent., of Wighton,
Norf. Bom there. Schools, Norwich, five years, under Mr Burton; and
Charterhouse, London, under Mr Walker. Age 17. Admitted pensioner to
the schokrs' table, June 18, 1692. Surety, Mr Ellys.

Schokr, Mich* 1692 to Mich* 1693. Lord of the manor of Wighton.
Married Sarah, daughter of Arthur Eang, Esq., of Tilney. Died 1750.

*Leigh, Henry: son of Thomas Leigh, gent, of Aldridge, Staffs. Bom there.
Schools, Lichfield, two years, under Mr Shaw; and Sutton Coldfield, three
years, under Mr Saunders. Age 14. Admitted pensioner to the scholars'
teble, June 16, 1692. Tutor, Mr Lightwine.

MB. 1697. Scholar, Mich* 1692 to Mids' 1697. Junior feUow, Mids"
1697 to Mich* 1699.

Browne, William: son of Charles Browne, former, of Great Massingham, Norf.
Bom at Westacre. Schools, Massingham, four years, under Mr Haley; and
Lynn, two years, under Mr Home. Age 18. Admitted pensioner to the
scholars' teble, Sep. 12, 1692. Tutor, Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1696-7 (21st op.). Scholar, Mich* 1692 to Mich* 1698. Probably
ordained deacon (lino.) Sep. 19, 1697 : priest (Norw.) June, 1699. Rector of
Bagthorpe, Norl, 1699-1736. Died 1736.

492 GONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Mich" 1692— Mich' 1693.

Canham, Paul : son of Paul Canham, gent, of Norwich. Bom at Colchester. At
school there, two years, under Mr Cranston. Age 21. Admitted fellow-com-
moner, Oct. U, 1692. Tutor, Mr Ellys.

LL.B. 1698. Ordained deacon (Lond.) Sep. 19, 1697 : priest (do.) Sep. 25,
1698. One of the Brethren of St Katharine, London. Married Isabella,
daughter of Gabriel Spark, brother of St Katharine's. Author: Funeral
Sermon on Ann Worthington, 1710.

Kettleby, Harrington : son of Richard Kettleby, rector of Stonham Aspall, Suff.
Bom at Stoi^m Earl. Educated at Stonham Aspall, eight years, under Mr
Stevenson. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, Dec. 3, 1692.
Tutor, Mr Ellys, senior.

B.A 1696-7 ; M.A 1700. Scholar, Mich* 1693 to Mich- 1700. Ordained
deacon (Norw.) Sep. 23, 1699 : priest (Lond.) Dec 22, 1700. Rector of Great
Wratting, Suffi, 1709 : Rector of Willingale Doe, Essex, 1715 to his death in
1721. Chaplain to the Earl of Dysart Licensed to marry Margaret Beverly,
of Fitield, Essex, spinster ; May 25, 1704 : at that time of Little Lever, Essex.
(Foster's Mofr, Lie,)

Barker, Peter : son of Lionel Barker, grocer, of Dereham, Norf. Bom there.
Schools, Saham Toney, two years and a half, under Mr Barber ; and West
Bradenham, three years, under Mr Needham. Age 16. Admitted pensioner
to the scholars' table, Ap. 18, 1693. Surety, Mr Lightwine.

B.A 1696-7 (20th optime). Scholar. Mich« 1693 to Mich« 1700. Died
Aug. 10, 1741, of small-pox, aged 66. M.I. in Watton church, Norf.

Smith, Daniel : son of Daniel Smith, attorney, of Harwich, Essex. Bom there.
School, Ipswich, six years, under Mr Stephenson. Age 17. Admitted pen-
sioner to the scholars' table. May 3, 1693. Tutor, Mr Ellys, senior.
B.A 1696-7. Admitted at the Middle Temple, May 3, 1694.

Mathewes, John : son of John Mathewes, barrister, of ' Treffnaney,' Montgom.
Bom at Shrewsbury. Schools, Newport, in Shropshire, two years, under Mr
Edwards ; and Eton, four years, under Mr Roderick. Has resided a year and
a half at Jes. Coll., Oxford. Age 19. Admitted pensioner to the scholars'
table, May 3, 1693. Surety, Mr Ellys, senior.

Scholar, Mich" 1693 to L. Day 1695. Admitted at Lincoln's Inn, Jan. 23,
1698-9. A John Mathews was rector of Quatt, Salop, 1709 : and of Broseley,
1711.

Martin, Thomas : son of Thomas Martin, gent., of Creeting St Mary, Suff. Bom
there. Schools, Stowmarket, two years, under Mr Shoot ; and Eaton (Sooon t),
five years, under Mr Newberry. Age 18. Admitted pensioner to the scholars'
table, June 1, 1693. Tutor, Mr EUys, senior.

B.A 1696-7 ; M.A. 1700. Scholar, Mich- 1693 to L. Day 1700. Or-
dained deacon (Norw.) June 4, 1699 : priest (do.) May 26, 1700. Vicar of
Thorpmarket, Norf., 1700-5 ; and of Thrigby, 1704-20. Died 1720.

Hunt, John : son of John Hunt, surgeon, of Rostherne, Chesh. Bom there.
Schools, Eccles, Lanes., two years, under Mr Atkinson ; and Leigh, four years,
under Mr Duckworth. Age 21. Admitted sizar. May 20, 1693. Surety, Mr
Ellys, senior.

B.A 1696-7 (22nd optime). Scholar, Mich" 1693 to Mids' 1698. Elected
a junior fellow, July 6, 1698 : but apparently not admitted. Ordained priest
(Lond.) Sep. 25, 1698.

1692—1693. 498

Parkins (Perkins), Blaokwell : son of Sir William Parkins, knight, of Bushey,
Herts. Bom in London. Educated at Bushey, four years, under Mr Smith :
then at Westminster, two years, under Mr MaydweU. Age 15. Admitted
fellow-commoner, May 20, 1693. Surety, Mr lightwine.

Admitted at the Middle Temple, May 26, 1693. His father. Sir W.
Perkins, was one of the six clerks in chancery ; knighted 1681 ; hanged,
drawn, and quartered at Tyburn, June 10, 1696, for treason, (v. Le Neve.)

^Copland, John: son of Thomas Copland, tanner, of Yoxford, SufT. Bom at
Roydon, Suff. (sic). Schools, ' Holdsworth,' three years, under Mr Rye ; and
Norwich, two years, under Mr Burton. Age 17. Admitted sizar, June 28,
1693. Tutor, Mr lightwine.

M.B. 1699. Scholar, Mich* 1693 to Mich* 1699. Junior fellow, Mids'
1700: senior, Mich* 1702 to Jan. 28, 1713-4 (vacated by marriage: with
Mary Coope, of Yoxford). Held the of&ce of rhetoric prselector, 1702 ; and
dean 1703. Resided at Yoxford, where he practised medicine for many years.
Died March 5, 1758-9, *'cum sanandi in hac parochia artem ad octogesimum
et quintum feliciter exercuisset annum'': Buried at Yoxford. M.I. there.
Davy gives an abstract of his will (Suff, pedigrees),

Burroughes, Robert : son of John Burroughes, attorney, deceased. Bom at Bressing-
h«ii, Norfc Schools, Motdton, Norf., three years, under Mr Wickham ; and
Bury, three years, under Mr Leeds. Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the
scholars' table, Sep. 13, 1693. Tutor, Mr Ellys, senior.

Scholar, Mich" 1693 to L. Day 1700. One of these names, "of Diss,
gent.," was patron of Roydon, Norf., in 1704.

Salwey, Samuel : son of Richard Salwey, mercer, of London. Bom there. Private
tuition at Bovingdon, Herts., six years, under Mr Roberts. Age 17. Ad-
mitted pensioner to the scholars' table, Sep. 30, 1693. Surety, Mr Ellys,
senior.

Scholar, Mich* 1693 to Mich* 1695. Admitted at the Inner Temple, 1692.
Previously matriculated at Christ Church, Oxford, Nov. 3, 1692.

Mich' 1693— Mich» 1694.

Chadwicke, George : son of Thomas Chadwicke, attorney, deceased ; formerly of
Notts, afterwards ' satellites regius ' in London. Bom at Nottingham.
School, Enfield, Middx., seven years, under Dr UdalL Age 17. Admitted
sizar, Oct. 4, 1693. Surety, Mr Ellys, senior.

Scholar, Mich* 1693 to Mich* 1694. Migrated to Oxford, where he
matriculated at Wadham, Nov. 29, 1694, as ''son of Thomas, of Arnold,
Notts."

Call, Martin : son of John Call, silk weaver, of Thetford, Norf. Bom there.
School, Thetford, five years, under Mr Tyrrell. Age 17. Admitted sizar,
Oct. 13, 1693. Tutor, Mr Lightwine.

B.A. 1697-8. Scholar, Mich- 1693 to Mich- 1701.

Naylor, Edmund: son of Francis Naylor, gent, of London. Bom there. At
school, one year, under Mr Prewd ; and seven years at Westminster, under
Dr Busbey. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, Jan. 13,
1693-4. Surety, Mr Ellys.

Scholar, Mich- 1694 to Mich- 1695. Admitted at the Middle Temple, Jan.
18, 1693 : "second son of Francis, of Staple Inn."

♦Watson, John : son of John Watson, clerk, of Hingham, Norf. Bom at Norwich.
Schools, Norwich, three years, under Mr Burton : and Wymondham, three

494 GONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

years, under Mr Clarica Age 18. Admitted sizar, Jan. 26, 1693-4. Tutor,
Mr Lightwine.

RA. 1697-8 : M.A. 1702. Scholar, Mich* 1694 to Mich* 1700. Junior
fellow, Mich* 1700 to Mich* 1709. Oitiained deacon (Norw.) June 4, 1699 ;
as curate of Scoulton : priest (do.) Dec. 22, 1700 ; on his fellowship. Chaplain
of the college, 1701. Rector of Rockland AJl SS. and St Andrews, 1710--50.

Newman, Thomas : son of Thomas Newman, gent., of Baconsthorpe, Norl Bom

at Heydon. Schools, Wymondham, four years, under Mr Clarke ; and Holt,

one year, under Mr Reynolds. Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the badielors'

table, Jan. 26, 1693-4. Surety, Mr lightwine.

Admitted at the Middle Temple, May 20, 1696. Died young : 1^ by will

£10 to buy a silver tankard, for the use of his tutor, Mr L^htwine; and

afterwards for the college.
Hunt, Stephen. Incorporated from Oxford. (Son of Richard, of Stratfbrd-on-

Avon. Admitted at Trin. ColL, Oxford, Feb. 1669, as fellow-commoner.)
M.D. (Camb.) 1694. Admitted licentiate of the ColL of Physicians, Dec.

22, 1693. He was refused the fellowship in 1695, when he applied to the

censors, as being in priests' ordera (Munk's EdL)

Howman, Edward *. son of Roger Howman (formerly of the college; 1658), M.D., of
Norwich. Bom at Briston, Norl At a private school in Norwich, three
years, under Mr Norridge ; then at the gnunmar school, five years. Age 17.
Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, Jan. 29, 1693-4. Tutor, Mr Ellys,
senior

M.B. 1699 : M.D. 1704. Scholar, Mich* 1694 to Mich* 1699. Practised
physic at Norwich. Married, at Norwich cathedral, Oct. 12, 1704, Margaret^
daughter of Thomas Palgrave, Esq., M.P. for Norwich. Died Feb. 13, 1753.
Buried at St Stephen's, Norwich. Author of a short paper in the PhU, Trans.
xxxii, 418. (E. Aug. ii. 99.)

England, George : son of Thomas England, merchant. Bom at Yarmouth, Dec. 1679.
At school there, five years, under Mr Reynolds ; afterwards, two years, under
Mr Pate. Admitted pensioner to the scholars* table, Feb. 14, 1693-4. Surety,
Mr Ellys, senior.

Scholar, Mich* 1694 to Mich* 1697. Admitted at Gray's Inn, Ap. 21,
1696. M.P. for Yarmouth, 1710, 13, 15. Mayor of Yarmouth, 1715.
"Heir of the great fortunes of his uncles, G^rge and Benjamin. Usually
styled ' major,' from the rank he held in the Yarmouth Fusileers. His pro-
fuseness was such that his large estates were inadequate to meet his
expenditure " (Palmer, Yarmouth^ IL 225). Apparently resided at Stokesby :
see Thomas, 1726.

Castell, Robert: son of Abraham Castell, Esq., of Thrigby, Norf. Bom there.
Schools, Norwich, four years, under Mr Burton ; and Colchester, two years,
under Mr Reynolds. Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table,
Ap. 19, 1694. Tutor, Mr Ellys.

Scholar, Mich* 1694 to L. Day 1700. Perhaps author of The Villas of the
Ancients, 1728.

Browne, John : son of John Browne, gent, of Saxthorpe, Norf. Bom there.
Schools, two years, under Mr Driver ; and Holt, four years, under Mr Bain-
brigg and Mr Reynolds. Age 17. Admitted sizar, May 8, 1694. Surety,
Mr lightwine.

B.A. 1697-8. Scholar, Mich* 1695 to Mich* 1700.

♦Cropley, Harbord : son of William Oropley, gent., of Thetford, Norf. Bom at
Kilverstone. Schools, Drinkstone, Suff., under Mr Camborne, three years;
and Bury, under Mr Leeds, six years. Age 18. Admitted pensioner to the
scholars' table. May 9, 1694. Tutor, Mr EUys, senior.

1694. 496

LL.B. 1699 : M.A. (Ht. reg.) 1705. Scholar, Mich' 1694 to Mich' 1699.
Junior fellow, Mich" 1700: senior, Mich" 1704 to Christ" 1710. Hebrew
lecturer, 1705 : dean, 1706 : steward, 1707. His senior fellowship was a
medical one, on the foundation of Dr Caius : oh election he promised " wholly
to apply himself to the study of Physic." He assumed the name of Harbord,
in 1711; on succeeding to an uncle's estate. M.P. for Norfolk, 1728.
Married Jane, daughter of Sir William Rant, of Thorpe Market. He gave
J&IOO to the chapel repairs in 1717.

♦Hawys, Roger: son of William Hawys, mercer, of Norwich. Bom there.
School, Norwich, seven years, under Mr Burton. Previously a sizar at
King's College, two years. Admitted sizar, May 15, 1694, under Mr Ellys.
Age 19.

B.A. 1695-6: M.A. 1699: D.D. 1713. SchoUr, Mich" 1694 to Mich"
1699. Junior fellow, Mich" 1699 : senior, Mich" 1701 to Mich" 1709. Dean,
1702-8: Hebrew lecturer, 1707-9. Moderator, 1704. In 1706 he was
deputed, with Mr Gurdon and the Master, *' to put the library in good order."
Presented to Weeting, Norf., Ap. 11, 1709. There was a hot dilute about
this between the master and fellows, the former, for some unassigned reason,
refusing to pass the presentation. Ordained deacon (Lond.) June 1699 :
priest (Norw.) Dec. 23, 1699. He seems to have got into trouble with his
parishioners, as he writes to the chancellor of the diocese, June 16, 1713, "to
put a stop to all further proceedings in the court, as his parishioners had
come to a peaceable and calm temper" (Tanner MS. Bodl. 305, p. 125).
Died 1749 : will proved (Norw. C. C.) 1749.

Medow, John : son of John Medow, gent, (ejected minister of Ousden). Bom at
Stowmarket, Suff. At school there, five years, under Mr (Richard) Shute ;
then at Bury, six years, under Mr Leeds. Age 18. Admitted pensioner to
the scholars' table, May 25, 1694. Tutor, Mr Ellys.

Scholar, Mich" 1694 to L. Day 1698. Ordamed to the Presbyterian
church at Needham, Aug. 26, 1702 ; where he remained for 55 years. His
immediate successor was Joseph Priestley. Married Sarah, daughter of Robert
Chaplin. Died Ap. 10, 1757. Buried at Barking. M.I. there to him and his
wife. (v. Browne's Histy 498.) He was left an executor by his aunt, Owen
Stockton's widow (v. p. 381) in 1713. The college had to apply to the Court
of Chancery to oblige him to carry out the will {Beg. Mag,). Author : The
Apostolic rule of Ordination ; a Sermon, 1738. Family pedigree in J. Free-
man's Life of Kvrby.

Sayer, John : son of Robert Sayer, clerk, deceased, of Westley, Cambs. Bom there.
Schools, Pettaugh, Suf^, three years, under Mr Candler; and Ipswich, five
years, under Mr Stevenson. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to tiie scholars'
table, June 28, 1694. Surety, Mr Ellys, senior.

Scholar, Mich" 1694 to Mich" 1697. Subscribed for deacons' orders (Bp
of Norw.) March 12, 1703-4. Rector of Bradenham, Norf., 1716.

Mich" 1694^Mich» 1695.

*Prettyman, Richard: son of Thomas Prettyman, gent., of Sporle, Norl Bom
there. Schools, Sporle, four years, under Mr Wilkin ; and Bradenham, two
years, under Mr Needham. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the scholars'
table, Oct. 22, 1694. Tutor, Mr lightwine.

RA. 1698-9 (24th op.): M.A. 1702. Scholar, Mi<*" 1694 to Mids' 1701.
Junior fellow, Mids' 1701 to Mich" 1702. Ordamed deacon (Norw.) Dec.

496 GONYILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

1700: priest (do.) May 31, 1702 : rector of Cotton, 1702 : of Thwaite, 1711 :
and of Finningham, 1722 ; all in Suffolk.

♦Wace, Robert: son of John Wace (formerly of the college; 1662), clerk, of
Stokesby, Norf. Bom there. Schools, Norwich, four years, under Mr
Bobinson ; Hilborough (private), two years, under Mr Wace ; and Bury, two
years, under Mr Leeds. Age 15. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table,
Jan. 25, 1694-5. Surety, Mr Ellys, senior.

B.A, 1698-9 : M.A. 1702. Scholar, Mich' 1695 to Mich* 1702. Junior
fellow, Mich' 1702 to L. Day 1706. Ordained deacon (Norw.) Sep. 1702 :
priest (da) June 1704. Rector of Fulmodeston, Norf., 1704-40; where he
rebuilt the rectory. Rector of Thuming, 1706. Died 1740: M.L at
Fulmodeston.

Baxter, Robert : son of Thomas Baxter, gent., of Preston, Cheshire. Bom there.
Schools, Daresbury, Chesh., seven years, under Mr Richardson ; and Weston,
Chesh., two years, under Mr liptrot. Age 24. Admitted sizar, Feb. 19,
1694-6. Tutor, Mr Ellys, senior.
Scholar, Mich* 1695 to Mich* 1697.

Fenn, Edward : son of William Fenn, gent., of Houghton, Norf. Bom at Swanton
No vers. Schools, Walsingham, five years, under Mr Green ; and Barsham, two
years, under Mr Tompson. Age 18. Admitted pensioner to the scholars'
table, March 14, 1694-5. Surety, Mr lightwine.

B.A. 1698-9. Scholar, Mich* 1695 to Mids' 1702. Ordained priest
(Norw.) Sep. 1702: curate of Great Snoring. Died Feb. 21, 1710-1, aged
33. M.I. at Snoring. Devised his estates to his nephew John Fenn, father
of the antiquary (Davy).

Gillman, Samuel : son of Samuel Gillman, brewer, of Hingham, Norl Bom there.
Schools, Norwich, six years, under Mr Burton ; and Wymondham, two years,
under Mr Clarke. Age 18. Admitted sizar, March 27, 1695. Surety,
Mr Lightwine.

B.A. 1698-9. Scholar, Mich* 1695 to L. Day 1700. lived at Hingham.
Married (1) Hester, daughter of William Le Neve, brewer, of Wymondham ;
(2) Ann, daughter of Francis Amyas. Died Nov. 28, 1741, aged 66. Buried
at Hingham. M.L there. (GiUman Fam,^ 149.)

Atwood, Thomas. Admitted pensioner. Prom Oriel Coll., Oxford, son of Anthony
Atwood, gent., of Ehnbridge, Worcs. Age 20. B.A, 1693 (Oxf.).

M.B. 1696. Admitted at Leyden, June 9, 1702. Perhaps died at
Worcester, Sep. 30, 1765; but described as 'aged 83* {G. Mag.).

Fuller, John: son of Samuel Fuller, merchant, of Yarmouth. Bom there. Schools,
Colchester, three years, under Mr Reynolds ; and Yarmouth, two years, under
Mr Pate. Age 15. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, May 14, 1695.
Tutor, Mr Ellys, senior.

Scholar, Mich* 1695 to Mids' 1696. M.P. for Yarmouth, 1714. Described,
on a monument which he erected to his father at St Nicholas, as "Regise
majestati nuper ad Etruscos consul" — ? consul at Leghorn. Brother of
Samuel, 1691 ; and Richard, 1698.

Gilbert, Robert : son of Robert Gilbert, furrier, of Uttoxeter, Stafis. Bom there.
At school there, five years, under Mr Bladen ; and at Dilhome (* Dilhall *)
Sti^., two years, under Mr Pointon. Age 18. Admitted sizar, June 3,
1 695. Surety, Mr Lightwine.

B.A. 1699-1700. Ordained priest (at Eccleshall Ch., Staffs., by the Bp of
Lichfield) Sep. 27, 1709 ; as curate of Sharshill.

1695—1696. 497

Repps, John: son of Francis Repps, gent., of Mattishall, Norf. fiorn there.
School, Norwich, eight years, under Mr Burton. Age 16. Admitted fellow-
commoner, June 18, 1695. Tutor, Mr ligh twine.

Of Mattishall, Esq. Married Dorothy, daughter of John Fountain, of
Sail. Died in Norwich, Oct 8, 1723. Nephew of Nicholas and Henry, of
1649. Gave to our library the works of Lucian, 1615. (v. Carthew, iii. 321.)

Clarke, Rowland : son of Richard Clarke (? formerly of the college, 1662), clerk, of
Wymondham, Norf. Bom there. At school there, ten years, under his
father. Age 18. Admitted sizar, June 18, 1695. Surety, Mr ligh twine.

B.A. 1698-9. Scholar, Mich" 1696 to Mich' 1700. Ordained deacon
(Norw.) May 26, 1700 ; as curate of Skeyton, Norf. : priest (do.) 1703. Rector
of Skeyton, 1704-43. Rector of Brampton, Norf., 1714-43. Died 1743 :
buried at Brampton. Brother of HezekiiJi, 1688-9.

Jewet, Joseph : son of Joseph Jewet, medical practitioner, of Norwich. Bom there.
At school there, four years,, under Mr Burton. Age 18. Admitted pensioner
to the scholars' table, June 29, 1695. Tutor, Mr Lightwine.
Scholar, Mich' 1695 to Mich' 1700.

Cotman, John; (only) son of Joseph Cotman, druggist, of Yarmouth. Bom there.
At school there: three years under Mr Reynolds, and four years under
Mr Pate. Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, June 29,
1695. Surety, Mr Ellys, senior.

Scholar, Mich' 1695 to L. Day 1697. Died in 1717, aged 39. His
widow, Elizabeth, afterwards married John Smith. M.I. to them both in
St Nicholas, Yarmouth.

Stone, Henry Mynn: son of Henry Stone, attorney, of Woodton, Norf. Ad-
mitted pensioner.

Scholar, Christ' 1695 to L. Day 1696.

Mich* 1695— Mich" 1696.

Donne, Thomas : son of Robert Donne, attorney, of South Creake, Norl Bom at
£dgefield. Schools, Holt, three years, under Mr Bainbrigg ; and Lynn, four
years, under Mr Home. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table,
Oct 12, 1695. Tutor, Mr Lightwine.

B.A. 1699-1700: M.A. 1703. Scholar, Mich' 1695 to Mich' 1703.
Ordained deacon (Norw.) June 1704 : priest (do.) Sep. 23, 1705. Rector of
South Creake, 1710-39. Patron: and rector of Sculthorpe, 1705-39.
Rector of Tittleshall. Died June 5, 1739; aged 60. M.I. in Sculthorpe.

Grigson, Robert : son of William Grigson (formerly of the college, 1666), clerk, of
Morley, Norf. Bom there. School, Wymondham, seven years, under Mr
Clarke. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, Dec. 26, 1695.
Surety, Mr Lightwine.

M.B. 1701. Scholar, Mich' 1696 to Mich' 1701. Married Frances,
daughter of Thomas Tawell, of Norwich. Lived at Attleborough Hall,
Norfolk. Died Nov. 10, 1747. M.I. at Morley St Botolph. Will proved
(Archd. C. Norf.) May 15, 1749. (F. G.)

Aldhouse, Stephen: son of Stephen Aldhouse, medical practitioner, of Alburgh,
Norf. Bom at Matlask. Schools, Wickmere, a year and a half under
Mr Pate; and Thurgarton, five years, under Mr Sibbs. Age 18. Admitted
sizar, Feb. 5, 1695-6. Tutor, Mr Ellys, senior.

Scholar, Mich' 1696 to Mich' 1701. Subscribed for deacons' orders
(Norw.) Dec. 22, 1700 ; as curate of Bassingham, Norf. Stephen Aldhouse,

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498 QONYILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

of Alborgh, clerk, was lioenaed, Jan. 5, 1705-6, to marry Sarah Allen of
Thwaite, spinster.

Barker, Arthur : son of Francis Barker (formerly of the college, 1662), mercer, of
London. Bom there. At school (private) in London, three years, under
Mr Harris; and at Cranford, Northants, four years, under Mr Fowler.
Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, Feb. 15, 1695-6. Surety,
Mr EUys, senior.

Scholar, Mich* 1696 to Mich* 1700. Admitted at the Inner Temple,
Jan. 23, 1699-1700.

Norris, Stephen : son of Anthony Norris, gent., of Norwich. Bom there (St G^rge
Tombland). At school there, five years, under Mr Burton ; and three years,
under Mr Scott. Age 16. Admitted sizar, Ap. 22, 1696. Surety, Mr
EUys, senior.

B.A. 1699-1700 (senior wrangler). Scholar, Mi<** 1696 to Mids' 1703.
Subscribed for deacons' orders (Norw.) Sep. 20, 1702. Ordained priest
(Norw.) April 22, 1703. Vicar of FeUningham, Norl, 1703-49. Curate of
St Mary Coslany, Norwich, 1714. Curate of St Martin and St Mich,
at Thorn, and of Felthorpe, in 1723. Rector of Felthorpe, 1742-9.
Died Nov. 1749. M.L at Barton Turt Will proved (Norw. C. C.) 1749.
Brother of John, 1687-8.

Doughty, William : son of Bobert Doughty, gent., of Han worth, Norf. (formerly
of the college, 1674). Bom in Norwich. Educated at home, five years, under
Mr Gray; and at Bury, three years, under Mr Leeds. Age 18. Admitted
pensioner to the bachelors' table. May 2, 1696. Tutor, Mr EUys. (Admitted
feUow-commoner, March 20, 1696-7.)
Died in 1698 : buried at Hanworth.

Ayde (Adye), Robert : son of John Ayde, Esq., of Horstead, Nort Bom there.
Educated at home, four years, under Mr Young and Mr Clayton; and
at North Walsham, five years, under Mr Harvey. Admitted pensioner to the
scholars' table, May 19, 1696. Surety, Mr EUys, senior.
Scholar, Mich* 1696 to Mich* 1698.

Penrice, Henry: son of William Penrice, citizen of London. Bom there. Edu-
cated there under various teachers, principally Mr Shorting, five years. Ad-
mitted at Trin. Hall, May 27, 1695. Admitted pensioner to the scholars'
table, June 6, 1696. Age 17. Tutor, Mr EUys, senior.

LL.B. 1701 : LL.D. 1706. Scholar, Mids' 1696 to Christ" 1697. FeUow of
Trinity HaU. Admitted advocate at Doctors* Commons, June 18, 1706. Judge
of the High Court of Admiralty, 1 7 J 5. Chancellor of the Diocese of Gloucester.
Official of the Archdeaconry of Middlesex. He was one of the deputation
appointed by the University, in 1706, to carry a letter of compliment to the
University of Frankfort on the occasion of their jubUee. He received a legacy
from Mr Worts, the Cambridge benefactor, "for his great civility to me, and
care of my affairs." Died Aug. 10, 1752 ; "worth ^6150,000, left to his wife
and daughter" (Gent, Mag.),

Fairclough, Samuel: son of John Fairclough, clerk, of Rennet, Cambs. Bom there.
Educated there, five years, under Mr Britton; then at Bury, four years,
under Mr Leeds. Age 17. Admitted sizar, June 22, 1696. Surety, Mr
EUys, senior.

B.A. 1699-1700 (2nd wrangler): M.A. 1724. Scholar, Mich* 1696 to
Mids' 1700. Ordained deacon (Norw.) May 26, 1700 ; priest (do.) March 15,
1700-1. Rector of Lidgate, Suffl, 1701. Rector of Lit Bradley, 1724-40.
Died 1740. Brother of Richard, 1686-7.

1696—1697. 499

Sheldrake, William. Admitted pensioner.

Scholar, Mich" 1696 to L. Day. 1697.

Quintin, John: son of Edward Quintin, weaver, of Norwich. Bom there. At
Norwich grammar school, seven years under Mr Burton. Has resided ten
terms at Wadham Coll. Oxford. (Admitted there Feb. 27, 1693-4 ; aged 18).
Admitted sizar, July 23, 1696. Surety, Mr lightwine.

B.A 1697-8. Subscribed for deacons' orders (Norw.) Sep. 20, 1698:
ordained priest (do.) Sep. 25, 1698. Rector of Thwaite St Mary, Norf., 1713-
33. Curate of Bungay St Mary.

Harwick, Thomas: son of Thomas Harwick, gent., of (1 Wiggenhall) St Mary,
Norf. Bom there. School, Lynn, eight years, under Mr Home. Age 20.
Admitted sizar, Aug. 26, 1696. Tutor, Mr Lightwine.
Scholar, Mich- 1696 to Mich* 1700.

Mich' 1696— Mich- 1697.

Legh, Henry : son of Richard Legh, E^q., of High Leigh, Chesh. Bom there.
Private tuition at home, two years, under Mr Hopton ; and, under various
teachers, six years. Age 17. Admitted fellow-commoner, March 20, 1696-7.
Tutor, Mr Ellys, senior.

Of the East Hall, High Leigh, Esq. Married Letitia, daughter of Sir
Richard Brooke, bart., of Norton. Buried at Rostheme, Nov. 29, 1757.
(v. Ormerod, i. 462).

Kelway, Robert: son of Robert Kelway, grocer, of Huntingdon. Born there.
At the Granmiar School, eight years, under Mr Mathews. Age 17. Admitted
sizar, March 22, 1696-7. Surety, Mr Ellys, senior.

B.A. 1700-1 : M.A. 1705. Scholar, Mich- 1697 to Mich- 1703. Ordained
deacon (line.) Sept. 20, 1702; as curate of lit. Stukeley: priest (Peterb.)
June, 1705. Rector of Northbourne, Kent, 1705-23. Rector of Hope All
SS., Kent, 1709-59. Rector of St Mary in the Marsh, Kent, 1723-59.
Chaplain to Lord Sunderland. Died Ap. 3, 1759 : buried at Hythe. (Hasted,
III. 502.)

Dashwood, G^rge : son of Samuel Dashwood, citizen (?afterwfiurds Lord Mayor)
of London. Bom at Salisbury. Schools, Broom, Suff., two years, under Mr
Robbins ; and Norwich, four years, under Mr Cory and Mr Burton. Age 18.
Admitted sizar, March 27, 1697. Surety, Mr Lightwine.

?B.A. 1700-1. Scholar, Mich" 1697 to Lady Day 1701. Probably admitted
at the Inner Temple, May 11, 1697 : at Lincoln's Inn, Ap. 3, 1702 : and at
Gray's Inn, Nov. 16, 1709 ("son and heir of Samuel, of London, and of E.
Blnoyle, Wilts, knight"); and matriculated at Magdalen College, Oxford,
Oct. 25, 1698 ; aged 18. If so, M.P. for Sudbury, 1703-5 : and for Stock-
bridge, 1710-3. Died 1762. (v. Foster's Al Oxon,)

Butler, Edward : son of Thomas Butler, gent., citizen of London. Bom there.
Schools, Hitchin, Herts., four years, under Mr Belsham ; Ipswich, one year,
under Mr Stevenson ; and Holt, a year and a half, under Mr Reynolds. Age
17. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, Ap. 6, 1697. Tutor, Mr
EUys,

B.A. 1701-2. Scholar, Mich- 1697 to Mich" 1701. Subscribed for
deacons' orders (Peterb.) Sep. 20, 1702 : and for priests' (do.) May 23, 1703.

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600 GONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Halman, James: son of Thomas Halman, gent., of Wiveton, Norf. Bom at
Walsingham. School, Holt, six years, under Mr Bainbrigg and Mr Reynolds.
Age 16. Admitted sizar, Ap. 6, 1697. Surety, Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1700-1. Scholar, Mich' 1697 to Mich' 1704. Ordained deacon
(Norw.) Sep. 23, 1705 ; priest (do.) July 2, 1710; as curate of Croxton, Norf.
Vicar of Croxton, 1711-58. Rector of lUington, 1712.

Ingle (matriculated Engel), Richard : son of Benjamin Ingle, mercer, of Yarmouth
(bailiff of Yarmouth, 1693 : mayor, 1702). Bom there. School, Yarmouth,
six years, under Mr Reynolds and Mr Pate. Age 1 5. Admitted pensioner to
the scholars' table, Ap. 8, 1697. Surety, Mr Ellys.
Scholar, Mich* 1697 to Mich- 1698.

♦L'Estrange, Lewkenor : son of Roger L'Estrange, gent., of Hoe, Norf. Bom at
Gressenhall. Schools, Walsingham, five years, under Mr Green ; and Bury St
Edmunds, three years, under Mr Leeds. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the
scholars' table, Ap. 13, 1697. Tutor, Mr Ellys.

LL.B. 1702. Scholar, Mich' 1697 to Mich- 1702. Junior fellow, Mich-
1702 : senior, Mids' 1705 till his death. Dean, 1705 : Gr. lecturer, 1706, 11,
13; steward, 1712; and bursar, 1717. Admitted at Gray's Inn, Nov. 28,
1700. Practised as a barrister ; and was steward of the college manors. He
is said to have grossly mismanaged the office of bursar, and to have left several
hundred pounds unaccounted for. He died (insolvent according to T. P.
Young) in ooll^;e. Buried at St Michael's, Aug. 19, 1719.

Mich- 1697— Mich- 1698.

Sparkes, Edward : son of Edward Sparkes (formerly of the college, 1670), school-
master, of Cambridge. Bom there. At the Perse school, seven years, under
his father. Age 16. Admitted sizar, Feb. 1, 1697-8. Tutor, Mr light wine.
B.A. 1701-2: M.A. J 705. Scholar, Mich- 1698 to Mich- 1705. Usher
of the Perse school, 1704. Subscribed for deacons' orders (Peterb.) Sep. 23,

1705. Vicar of King's Langley, Herts., 1719-64. Vicar of XJgley, Essex,
1721-39. Chaplain to Earl of Kintoul. Died 1754.

Painter, Paul : son of Stephen Painter, clerk, of Norwich. Bom there. At the
grammar school there, eight years, under Mr Burton. Age 16. Admitted
pensioner to the scholars' table, Ap. 12, 1698. Surety, Mr Burton.

Scholar, Mich- 1698 to his death. Admitted at the Middle Temple,
May 19, 1701. Died May 21, 1702. M.I. at St. Mich, at Plea, Norw.

Paul, John : son of John Paul, baker, of (St Giles) Norwich. Bom there. At the
grammar school, eight years, under Mr Burton. Age 17. Admitted sizar,
Ap. 12, 1698. Tutor, Mr Burton.

B.A. 1701-2: M. A. 1705. Scholar, Mich- 1698 to Mids' 1705. Sub-
scribed for ordination at Norwich : as deacon, June 11, 1704 ; priest, MAy 19,

1706. Parish chaplain of St Giles, and St Gregory, Norwich. Rector of
Lit. Moulton, 1720-5. Died Sep. 28, 1726. M.I. at St Etheldred's. Will
proved (Norw. CO.): "clerk, surrogate."

Heigham, John : son of Arthur Heigham, clerk, of Hopton, Suff. Bom there
(bapt. July 20, 1679). Schools, Gislingham, Suflf., four years, under Mr
Sparrow; and Bury, two years, under Mr Leeds. Age 19. Admitted fellow-
commoner. May 26, 1698. Surety, Mr Craske.

Of Rougham and Hunston, Suff., Esq. Married (I) Mary, daughter of
John Lurkin, of Hunston ; (2) Anne, daughter of John Pell, of Dersingham,
and relict of William Ellis, of Westhorpe. Buried at Gislingham, Oct. 10,
1734.

1697—1698. 501

Adams, William : son of William Adams, clerk, of Pentney, Norf. Bom at
Walton, Norf. School, Lynn, seven years, under Mr Home. Age 18. Ad-
mitted sizar, June 30, 1698. Tutor, Mr lightwine.

B.A. 1701-2 : M.A. 1706. Scholar, Mich' 1698 to Mich' 1703. Ordained
deacon (Norw.) Sep. 1703 : priest (do.) Sep. 4, 1704. Rector of Rollesby,
Norl, 1708-42. Curate of CUppesby in 1709. Died in 1742, aged 62.

Barber, Edward : (second) son of Thomas Barber, gent., of Denver, Norf. (formerly
of the college; 1671-2). Bom at Downham. School, Bradenham, six years,
under Mr Needham. Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table,
July 6, 1698. Surety, Mr Lightwine.

Scholar, Mich* 1698 to Mich' 1701. Resided at Wilberton. Married
Jane, daughter of John Hopkins, of Wilberton, Cambs. Lord of the manors
of Easthall and Westhall, Denver. Died before 1727. (v. N(yrf, Arch. in. 128.)

Barber, Robert ; son of Thomas Barber, gent, of Denver, Norf. (formerly of the

college; 1671—2). Bom there. School, Bradenham, six years. Age 16.

Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, July 6, 1698. Tutor, Mr Lightwine.

B.A. 1701-2. Scholar, Mich' 1698 to L. Day 1704. Died 1711 ; buried

at Denver, Sep. 8, 1711. Brother of above.

*Branthwait, Bemey : son of William Branthwait (formerly of the college; 1653),
Esq., of Hethel, Norf. Bom there. Educated in Norwich ; first at Mr
Norridge's private school, and then at the grammar school. Afterwards at
Bradenham, four years, under Mr Needham. Age 16. Admitted pensioner
to the scholars* table (the sixth brother at our college), July 8, 1698.

LL.B. 1704 : LL.D. 1712. Scholar, Mich' 1698 to Mich* 1703. Junior
fellow, Mich" 1704 to Christ' 1721. Admitted advocate in the Court of the
Abp of Canterbury, 1712. Married Elizabeth, daughter of John Layer, of
Shepreth. Died Oct. 2, 1730. See Thomas, 1674.

^Fuller, Richard : son of Samuel Fuller, merchant, of Yarmouth. Bom there. At
the grammar school, five years, under Mr Pate. Admitted pensioner to the
scholars' table, July 8, 1698. Age 13. Tutor, Mr Ellys, senior.

LL.B. 1704: LL.D. 1709. Scholar, Mich' 1698 to Mich' 1703. Junior
fellow, Mich" 1704 ; senior, Mich' 1709 to his death. Admitted at Gray's
Inn, Nov. 16, 1702. Advocate in the Admiralty Court, 1715. Held the
college offices of junior dean, 1709 : Greek lecturer, 1709-11, 18-20 ; Hebrew
lecturer, 1715-8, 20-5; and bursar, 1711-3. Like Lestrange, he is said to
have grossly mismanaged the office of bursar. He seems to have been one of
the leaders of the quarrel with the master. Died Oct 5, 1726 : buried at St
Nicholas, Yarmouth. Brother of Samuel, 1691, and John, 1695.

CUxxlrich, John : son of Matthew Goodrich, surgeon, of Norwich. Bom there.
School, Wymondham, seven years, under Mr Clarke. Age 16. Admitted
pensioner to the scholars' table, July 8, 1698. Surety, Mr Lightwine.

Scholar, Mich' 1698 to Mich* 1700. One of these names was licensed by
the Bp of Norwich to practise surgery, Sep. 12, 1706.

Thomhill, Robert : son of Robert Thomhill, Esq., of London. Bom there. At a
private school in London, three years, under Mr Ramsey ; then at the grammar
school, Oxford, four years, under Mr Badger. Age 16. Admitted pensioner
to the bachelors' table, Sep. 13, 1698. Surety, Mr Ellys, senior.

Probably admitted at the Middle Temple, Jan. 8, 1693 ; '^ son and heir of
Robert, of the Utter Bar."

502 GONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Mich" 1698— Mich' 1699.

♦Bulwer, Edward : son of Edward Bulwer, gent., of Wood Norton, Norf. Bom at
Briston, Norf. Schools, Walsingham, two years, under Mr Green ; and Holt,
a year and a half, under Mr Reynolds. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the
scholars' table, Oct. 1, 1698.

B.A. 1702-3 ; M.A. 1706. Scholar, Mich- 1698 to L. Day 1705. Junior
fellow, L. Day 1709 to Mich' 1712. Ordained deacon (Roch.) Sep. 24, 1710 :
priest (Norw.) July 4, 1714. Vicar of Guestwick, Norf., 1714-24 : Rector
of Hehningham, 1723 to 1724. Buried, at Guestwick, Sept. 25, 1724.

Browne, Nicholas : son of Thomas Browne, clerk, of Lexham, Norf. Bom there.
Schools, Fincham, two years, under Mr Baker ; and Wymondham, three years,
under Mr Clarke. Age 18. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, Ap.
13, 1699. Tutor, Mr light wine.

Scholar, Mich' 1699 to Mich' 1700. One of these names buried at
E. Lexham, Aug. 1, 1712.

Bloys, Robert : son of Sir Charles Bloys, baronet, of Yoxford, Suff. Bom at
Ubbeston. School, Bury St Edmunds, three years, under Mr Leeds. Ad-
mitted fellow-commoner, Ap. 15, 1699. Surety, Mr Ellys.

Admitted at Gray*s Inn, May 1, 1702. Married Amy, daughter of John
Burrows, of Ipswich. Died March 21, 1728, without issue, during his father's
life. Buried at Grundisburgh.

♦Ingham, Robert : son of Thomas Ingham, brewer, of Theberton, Suff. Bom
there. School, Kelsale, eight years, under Mr Candler. Age 17. Admitted
sizar. May 16, 1699. Surety, Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1702-3. Scholar, Mich' 1699 to Mids' 1703. Junior fellow, Mids'
1703 to his death. Died in college : buried at St Michael's, Aug. 22, 1705.

Jessop, Francis : son of Samuel Jessop, medical practitioner, of East Bradenham,
Norf. Bom there. School, West Bradenham, seven years, under Mr Need-
hauL Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, May 30, 1699.
Tutor, Mr lightwine.

M.B. 1705. Scholar, Mich' 1699 to Mich' 1705. Died Feb. 1, 1749-50,
aged 67. M.I. in Swanton Morley. Brother of Samuel, 1691.

Gk)tobed ((Jodbed) Thomas: son of William Q<>tobed, husbandman, of Coveney,
Cambs. Bom there. School, Peterborough, four years, under Mr Waring.
Age 19. Admitted sizar, June 6, 1699. Surety, Mr Lightwine.

B.A. 1702-3. Scholar, Mich' 1699 to Mich' 1704. Subscribed for priests'
orders (Ely) Dec. 17, 1709 ; as curate of Wicken, Cambs. Rector of Coveney,
Cambs. Rector of Wentworth, 1709. Master of the grammar school at
Sutton, Cambs., 1722.

Palmer, Thomas : son of Herbert Palmer, Esq., of Wingham, Kent. Bom in
London. Schools, Canterbury; and Sutton, seven years, under Mr Poster.
Age 17. Admitted fellow-commoner, July 1, 1699. Tutor, Mr Wrench.

Succeeded his uncle, Sir Thomas, as baronet, 1706. M.P. for Kent, 1710;
and for Rochester, 1714. Married (1) Elizabeth, daughter of Sir Rob.
Marsham, bart. ; (2) Mrs Cox ; (3) Mrs Markham. Died, without male issue,
1725. (Kimber and Johnson, i. 205.)

1699—1700. 503

Harrison, Alington : son of Alington Harrison, gent, (rector) of West Wickham,
Cambs. Bom at Sudbury, SuE School, Bury, five years, under Mr Leeds.
Age 16. Admitted pensioner, July 7, 1699. Tutor, Mr Ellys.

B.A. (Trin. H.) 1703-4 ; M.A. (Cai.) 1707. Scholar, Mich* 1699 to L.
Day 1703. Migrated to Trin. Hall ; and re-admitted at Caius, June 27, 1707.
Ordained deacon (Ely) Dec. 21, 1707 : priest (do.) Feb. 28, 1707-8. Curate
of West Wickham, Cambs., 1711. Vicar of West Wickham, 1731-3 ; where
he succeeded his father. Died Jan. 8, 1732-3.

*Welham, John : son of John Welham, wool spinner, of Stowmarket. Bom there.
Schools, Stowmarket, four years ; and Norwich, under Mr Burton, one year.
Age 19. Admitted sizar, June 6, 1699. Surety, Mr Burton.

B.A. 1702-3 : M.A. 1706. Scholar, Mich- 1699 to Mids' 1703. Junior
fellow, Mids' 1703 to Christ' 1708. Rhet. prselector, 1703-5 : chaplain 1704.
Ordained deacon (Norw.) Ap. 22, 1703 : priest (do.) June 11, 1704. Master
of the grammar school, Yarmouth, 1706-22. Rector of Caistor St Edmund,
Norf., in 1709. Rector of Gosbeck, Suff., 1713-24. Minister of St George's,
Yarmouth, 1715-22. Rector of Cantley, 1718-26. Wednesday preacher at
St Nicholas, Yarmouth, in 1723. WUl proved (Norw.) 1726 : "of Cantley."

♦Picroft, Samuel: son of Samuel Picroft, clerk (formerly of the college; 1644-5),
of Ditchingham, Suff. Bom there. School, Norwich, seven years, under Mjt
Burton. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, July 7, 1699.
Surety, Mr Burton.

B.A. 1703-4 (34th optime) : M.A. 1707. Scholar, Mich* 1699 to L. Day
1706. Junior fellow, L. Day 1706 : senior, L. Day 1710 to Mich' 1719. Or-
dained deacon (Line.) June 8, 1707 : priest (Lond.) Dec. 19, 1708. Held the
offices of dean, 1710: catechist, 1710: steward^ 1711: salarist, 1712-6.
Proctor, 1714. Lord of the manor of Bketshall St Lawrence, Suffolk. Died
Oct. 23, 1719: M.L at Ditchingham. Author: Brief Enquiry into Free-
thinking, 1713.

Mich" 1699— Mich» 1700.

♦Whitefoot, Robert : son of John Whitefoot (formerly of the college ; 1663),
clerk, of Norwich. Bom there. At school at Norwich, one year, under Mr
Burton ; and four years under Mr Browne. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to
the scholars' table, Oct. 13, 1699. Surety, Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1703-4 : M.A. 1707. Scholar, Mich' 1699 to L. Day 1706. Junior
fellow, L. Day 1706 to Mich' 1712. Admitted at the Middle Temple, Nov.
27, 1703. Ordained deacon (Norw.) Aug. 29, 1708. Rector of Cawston,
1712-20. Rector of Sail, Norf., 1711-20. Died Aug. 14, 1720.

Creamer, Robert: son of Francis Creamer, gent., of Ingoldisthorpe, Norf. Bom
there. Educated under Mr Reynolds; two years at Holt(?), and two at
Ringstead. Age 19. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, Oct. 25,
1699. Tutor, Mr Lightwine. (Previously matriculated at Pembroke College,
Oxford, Ap. 20, 1698.)

Scholar, Mich' 1699 to Mich' 1701. Ordained deacon (Norw.) July 2,
1710 : priest (do.) Sep. 20, 1713. Rector of Sandringham, 1713-28. Vicar of
Sedgeford, 1737-51. Rector .of Brancaster, 1716—51. Rector of Babingley,
1713-17. Died 1751.

Allen, William : son of Stephen Alien, of Lynge, Norf. Bom there. School,
Holt, three years, under Mr Reynolds. Admitted pensioner to the scholars'
table.

k

504 QONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Scholar, Mich* 1699 to Mids' 1700. Previously matriculated at Pembroke
College, Oxford, Ap. 20, 1698.

Lancaster, Charles : son of Matthew Lancaster, coachman (' auriga '), of Cambridge.
Bom there. Schools, Cambridge (Perse), four years, under Mr Sparkes ; and
Bishop Stortford, three years, under Mr Tuke. Age 18. Admitted sizar,
Jan. 12, 1699-1700. Surety, Mr Lightwina

Scholar, Mich" 1700 to Mids' 1702. Migrated to Emmanuel B.A.
1703-4, LL.B. 1707. ? Rector of Strethall, Essex, 1706-40; and of Wendon
Lofts, 1707-40. Died 1740.

Smith, William : son of Thomas Smith, gent., of Ipswich. Bom at Kilverstone,
Norf. School, Bury, nine years, under Mr Leeds. Age 16. Admitted pen-
sioner to the bachelors' table. Surety, Mr Ellya
Admitted at the Middle Temple, Dec. 1, 1701.

Clarke, John : son of Edward Clarke, weaver (alderman : M.P., 1701), of Norwich.
Bom there. At school there, six years, under Mr Nobbs. Age 18. Admitted
pensioner to the scholars' table. Surety, Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1703-4 (22d op.) : M.A. 1707 : D.D. {lit, reg.) 1717. Scholar, Mich-
1700 to L. Day 1707. Preb. of Canterbury, 1721-8. Dean of Salisbury,
1728. Chaplain in ordinary to the king. Like his brother Samuel (1690) he
was dbtinguished as a mathematician. He resided much in Cambridge. Died
Feb. 6, 1757. Buried in Salisbury Cathedral. M.I. there. Will dated June
23, 1755: proved (P.C.C.) 1758. Author: Translation of Grotius De
VeriUUe, Enquiry into the cause and origin of Moral Evil (Boyle lecture),
1720. Demonstration of some of Sir Isaac Newton's principles, 1730 ; ^
(v. D.N.B.)

Bice, Framingham : son of Henry Rice, clerk, of Cockthorpe, Norf. Bom there.
School, Holt, three years, under Mr Reynolds. Age 17. Admitted sizar,
Feb. 13, 1699-1700. Surety, Mr Ellys.

LL.B. 1705. Scholar, Mich- 1700 to Mich- 1705. Ordained priest (Norw.)
May 30, 1708 ; as curate of Fitcham, Suff. : where he still was in 1716. Vicar
of Snettisham, Norf., to 1728 : and of Gooderstone, 1730-40. Brother of
Gregory, 1690 ; and of Henry, 1711.

Lacy, WDliam Scott : son of Thomas Lacy, gent, of Aldridge, Staffs. Bom there.
School, Sutton Coldfield, Warw., eight years, under Mr Sanders. Age 17.
Admitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, March 26, 1700. Surety, Mr
Ellys.

Admitted at the Middle Temple, May 9, 1700. Died in college : buried at
St Michael's, July 19, 1702.

Hartstongue, Guyn : son of Standish Hartstongue (? formerly of the college ; 1676),
gent., of Herefordshire. Born in Dublin. School, Hereford, four years, under
Mr Rod. Age 15. Admitted fellow-commoner, Ap. 3, 1700. Tutor, Mr
Ellys.

Admitted at the Middle Temple, July 3, 1699. Matriculated at Balliol,
Oxford, Oct. 19, 1701.

Challis, Martin : son of John Challis, mercer, of Warrington, Suff. Bom there.
School, Bury, five years, under Mr Leeds. Age 17. Admitted pensioner to
the scholars' table, Ap. 8, 1700. Tutor, Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1703-4 : MA. 1707. Scholar, Mich' 1700 to L. Day 1707. Or-
damed deacon (line.) May 30, 1708 : priest (do.) Sep. 19, 1708. Vicar of
Elm, Carabs., and Emneth, Norf., 1709-29. Rector of Ashwicken, Norf.,
1716-57. Rector of Hillington, do., 1728-57. Died 1757.

1700. 505

Wood, Thomas: son of Henry Wood, shoemaker, of (St MichaeVs, Comhill),
London. Bom there. School, Norwich, six years, under Mr Burton. Age

15. Admitted sizar. May 2, 1700. Surety, Mr Burton.

B.A. 1703-4. Scholar, Mich' 1700 to Mich" 1707. Subscribed for deacon's
orders (Norw.) May 19, 1706.

Bateman, Thomas : son of Thomas Batema.n, plumber, of Lynn, Norf. Bom there.
School, Lynn, seven years. Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the scholars'
table, May 13, 1700. Surety, Mr Lightwine.

B.A. 1703-4 : M.A, 1724. Scholar, Mich- 1700 to Mids' 1707. Ordained
deacon (line.) Dec. 19, 1706: priest (do.) Feb. 29, 1707-8; as curate of
Caddington, Bucks. Chaplain to Lord Newark. Rector of Ashingdon, Essex,
1710-45. Yicar of Oood Easter, Essex. He had a dispensation from the
Abp., Aug. 12, 1724, to hold them together.

Hartstongue, William : son of Robert Hartstongue, clockmaker, of Norwich. Bom
there. At school there : four years under Mr Burton, and three years under
Mr Robinson. Age 15. Admitted sizar, May 4, 1700. Surety, Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1703-4 (29th opiime) : M.A. 1707. Scholar, Mich- 1700 to Mich-
1707. Ordained deacon (Norw.) March 20, 1708-9 : priest (do.), July 2,
1710 ; as curate of Framingham. Licensed as junior usher at Norwich gram-
mar school, Ap. 16, 1706 : resigned 1711.

Playters, John : (eldest) son of Lionel Playters, Esq., of Ellough, Suff. Bom
there. School, Beccles, three years, under Mr Leeds. Age 19. Admitted
fellow-commoner. May 8, 1700. Tutor, Mr Gooch.

Married Elizabeth, daughter of John Felton, Esq., of WorlinghauL
Succeeded his father as sixth baronet. His only son died during his
life-time. Gentleman usher to King (George II. Buried at Ellough, Dec.

16, 1768. Abstract of his will in GenecUogisty N.S., Vol. i. p. 178. Brother
of Richard, 1701.

Davy, John : son of Samuel Davy, harness maker, of Ipswich. Bom there. At
school there, eight years, under Mr Ooningsby. Age 18. Admitted sizar.
May 22, 1700. Surety, Mr Lightwine.

B.A. 1704-5. Scholar, Mich- 1700 to L. Day 1708. Subscribed for
deacons' orders (Norw.) Sep. 22, 1706. Ordained priest (Norw.) June
24, 1721 ; as curate of Halvergate, Norf. One of these names was author:
Funeral Sermon on Prince George of Denmark ; (preached in Croydon 1708).
The Church in no danger, 1710.

^Bedingfield, alias De Grey, James : son of William De Grey (formerly of the
college ; 1668), of Merton, Norf., gent. Bom there. School, Runcton, five
years, under Mr Danfield. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors'
table. May 24, 1700. Tutor, Mr Ellys.

LL.B. 1706: LL.D. 1711. Junior fellow, L. Day 1709 to Mich- 1719.
Elected to a senior fellowship by the fellows, Ap. 12, 1714 ; but the Master
refusing his assent, he withdrew his claim. Ordained deacon (Lond.) March
9, 1706-7 : priest (do.) May 13, 1708. Rector of Ellough, Suff., 1711-14.
Rector of Whissonsett, 1718. T. P. Young says that ''he changed his name
for an estate : lived in Cambridge for many years : retired to Whissonsett, and
died poor." Will proved (Norw. C. C.) "of Whissonsett ", 1745.

Medowes, Peter: son of Peter Medowes, coal merchant (carbonarius), of Lynn.
Bom there. At school there, eight years. Age 17. Admitted pensioner to
the scholars' table. May 13, 1700. Tutor, Mr Lightwine.
B.A. 1703-4. Scholar, Mich' 1700 to Mids' 1707.

506 QONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Pickering, Robert: son of Samuel Pickering, citizen of London. Bom there.
School, Heskin, Lanes., five years, under Mr Foster. Age 18. Admitted
sizar, June 3, 1700. Surety, Mr EUys.

B.A, 1703-4 : M.A. 1709. Scholar, Mich- 1700 to Mich- 1704. Sub-
scribed for deacons' orders (Peterb.) March 12, 1703-4 : ordained priest
(Roch.) 1706. Rector of Cowling, Kent, 1706-33. Vicar of Lamberhurst,
Kent, 1716-33. Chaplain to Lord Rosse. Minor canon of Rochester. Died
May 9, 1733. Author : The Power of the Sovereign and the Duty of the
Subject : (sermon in Rochester Cathedral, Feb. 10, 1711-2).

Glean, Leonard : son of Leonard Glean, woollen draper, of Norwich. Born there.
At school there, five years, under Mr Burton. Age 17. Admitted pensioner
to the scholars* table. Tutor, Mr Burton.

LL.B. 1706. Scholar, Mich- 1700 to Mich- 1706. Died 1720, aged 37.
Buried in St George Tombland, Norwich. M.I. there.

Samber, Samuel Legge : son of Samuel Samber, medical practitioner, of Southamp-
ton. Bom at Lymington, Hants. School, Southampton, five years, under Mr
Pocock. Age 20. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, July 1, 1700.
Suretv ^^r £[awvs

M.B. 1705 : M.D. 1732. Scholar, Mich- 1700 to Mich- 1705. Afterwards
a doctor at Salisbury : died there Dec. 11, 1761 (GerU, Mag.).

MiCH» 1700— Mich- 1701,

*Macro, Thomas : (eldest) son of Thomas Macro, druggist, of Bury St Edmund's.
Bom thera At school there seven years. Age 18. Admitted sizar, Oct. 1,
1700. Surety, Mr Hawys.

B.A. 1704-5 (7th wrangler): M.A 1708: D.D. 1722. Scholar, Mich-
1700 to L. Day 1706. Junior fellow, L. Day 1707 : senior, Christ^ 1711 to
Mich- 1721. Held the offices of dean, Greek lecturer, catechist, salarist, and
bursar. University librarian, 1718-21. Ordained deacon (Norw.) Dec. 22,
1706 : priest (Line.) May 30, 1708. Curate of St Edward's, Cambridge, 1710.
Vicar of Babraham, Cambs., 1716. Held the college livings of Hock wold and
Wilton, Norf., 1720-43. Preacher at St James', Bury, in 1721. Minister of
St Nidiolas, Yarmouth, 1722-43. He was one of the deponents against
Whiston, before the V.-Chancellor. Died 1743. M.L at St Nicholas, Yar-
mouth. Author: Charity of Temper, a sermon, 1732. The Melody of the
Heart, 1734 ; a sermon at Yarmouth on the opening of the new organ. The
father made a considerable fortune, and held several civic offices in Bury
(v. Suff. Arch. III. 378). Brother of Ralph, 1713 ; and of Cox. (v. D. N. B.)

Prime, Philip : son of Philip Prime, clerk, of Wheatacre AU Saints, Norf. Bora
there. School. Beccles, five years, under Mr Leeds. Age 17. Admitted
pensioner to the scholars' table, Dec. 11, 1700. Tutor, Mr Burton.

B.A. 1704-5 (3d wrangler): M.A. 1717. Scholar, Mich- 1701 to Christ^
1706. Ordained deacon (Norw.) Sep. 1706: priest (do.) May 30, 1708.
Rector of Ringsfield, and Redisham, Suffi, 1708-40. Died 1740. M.L in
Ringsfield.

Smallpiece, Philip : son of Thomas Smallpiece, gent, of Worlingham, Suffi Bom
there. School, Beccles, five years, under Mr Leeds. Age 17. Admitted
pensioner to the scholars' table, Dec. 11, 1700. Tutor, Mr Burton.

B.A. 1704-5. Scholar, Mich- 1701 to Mids' 1709. Of Worlingham, gent.

Married, Feb. 17, 1727-8, Mary, daughter of Leigh, of Worlingham.

Buried at North Cove, Suff., Aug. 1, 1760 : aged 75. (v. Dashwood's VU. of
Norf.)

1700—1701. 507

Knyvett, Thomas: son of John Blnyvett, weaver, of Fundenhall, Norf. Bom
there. School, Wymondham, five years under Mr Clarke. Age 18. Ad-
mitted sizar, Jan. 28, 1700-1. Surety, Mr Hawys.

Baptized at Fundenhall, Jan. 4, 1683-4. Living in 1704.

Hooker, John: son of Edward Hooker, ironmonger, of Harrow, Middx. Bom
there. School, Harrow, seven years, under Mr Bryan. Age 18. Admitted
sizar, Ap. 22, 1701. Surety, Mr Hawys.

B.A. 1704-5 (18th wrangler) M.A. 1708. Scholar, Mich' 1701 to Mich'
1708. Ordained deacon (Lond.) Dec. 19, 1708: priest (do.) June 4, 1710.
Second master at Harrow^ 1705---30.

Shelton, Maurice: son of Henry Shelton, Esq., of Bamingham, Suff. Bom there.
School, Bury St Edmunds, eight years, under Mr Leeds. Age 18. Admitted
fellow-commoner. May 22, 1701. Surety, Mr Paston.

Of Bamingham Hall, Suff. D.L. for the county, 1727. Married (1)
Arabella, daughter of Sir John Duke, (2) Margaret, daughter of Rev. John
Randall, of Bury, (3) Madam Bridget Massey, widow of William Hale. Died
at Bury, July 31, 1749. Buried at Shelton. Author: A short view of
G. Hickes' Treasure of the Northern Languages, by W. Wotton; with
notes by M. Shelton, 1735. Historical and critical Essay on the true rise
of Nobility, 1718. A charge to the grand jury of Bury, 1716: do. 1725.
Gkive the works of Dionysius Halicamensis, 1704, to our library.

Playters, Richard : son of Lionel Playters, Esq., of Ellough, Suf^ Bom there.
School, Beccles, five years, under Mr Leeds. Age 16. Admitted pensioner
to the scholars' table, June 2, 1701. Tutor, Mr Gkn^h.

B.A, 1704-6. Scholar, Mich" 1701 to Mich' 1708. Ordained deacon
(Norw.) May 30, 1708: curate of Thumeton : priest (do.) July 2, 1710; as
rector of Ridlington, Suff. Licensed by the bishop. May 1710; as curate
of Mendlesham, Suff; and master at the grammar school there. " Died at sea:
unmarried " (Eimber and Johnson, i. 254). Brother of John, 1700.

Towneshend, Thomas: son of George Towneshend, Esq., of Wretham, Norf.
Bom there. Schools, Stratton, two years, under Mr Vynne; Bury, a few
months, under Mr Leeds; and Eton, six years. Age 18. Admitted sizar.
July 1, 1701. Tutor, Mr Gooch.

B.A. 1704-5 (14th wrangler): M.A. 1708. Scholar, Mich* 1701 to Mich*
1707. Subscribed for deacons' orders (Norw.) Sep. 22, 1706. Married
Elizabeth, daughter of Rev. S. Needham. Rector of Tacolneston, 1706-65;
and Shipdham, Norf., 1707-54. Died Feb. 23, 1764, aged 82.

Negus, Henry: son of Henry Negus, Esq. (formerly of the college, 1680), of
Hoveton St Peter, Nort Born there. School, Yarmouth, seven years, under
Mr Pate. Age 14. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, July 8, 1701.
Tutor, Mr Ellys.

Scholar, L. Day 1701 to Mids' 1704. Admitted at Gray's Inn, Nov. 16,
1702. Of Hoveton St Peter, Esq. Married Christian, daughter of Thomas
Palgrave, Esq. Died May 1727 (Davy).

♦Freemoult, John : son of Joel Freemoult, brewer, of Norwich. Bom in Canter-
bury. Schools, Norwich, seven years, under Mr Burton and Mr Hoadley;
and Reepham, one year, under Mr Robinson. Age 17. Admitted pensioner
to the scholars' table, July 10, 1701. Tutor, Mr Barton.

M.B. 1707: M.D. 1712. Scholar, L. Day 1701 to L. Day 1707. Junior
fellow, L. Day 1709 tiU his death. Died Jan. 23, 171 1 (?), aged 28. M.L to him,
and to his father, at St Michael's Coslany, Norwich. Brother of Robert, 1720.

508 GONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Phelps, Charles : son of Charles Phelps, of Lynn, Norf. Bom there. School,
Lynn, eight years, under Mr Home. Age 17. Admitted sizar, Sep. 30,
170L Surety, Mr Ellys.

B.A. 1705-6. Scholar, Mich- 1701 to Mich" 1706. Ordained deacon
(Lond.) March 20, 1708-9: priest (do.) Sep. 25, 1709.

Mich" 1701— Mich* 1702.

Holmes, Thomas : son of Thomas Holmes, gent, of Mundham, Norf. Bom there.
Schools, Carlton, six years, under Mr Pullyn; and Wymondham, four years,
under Mr Clarke. Age 17. Admitted sizar, Oct. 3, 1701. Tutor, Mr Hawys.
B.A. 1705-6: M.A. 1709. Scholar, Mich" 1701 to Mich" 1709. Or-
dained deacon (Norw.) June 8, 1707: priest (do.) June 19, 1709, as curate
of Tacohieston. Rector of Fritton, Norf., 1715-29. Rector of Flordon,
1719-29. Married a daughter of Richard Tubby, Sheriff of Suffolk. Died
Aug. 1729: buried at Fritton. M.I. there. Will proved (Norw.) 1729.

Hancox, James, B.A.: son of John Hancox, mercer, of Kidderminster. Boru
there. At school there, five years, under Mr Bevans ; and at Overley, three
years, under Mr Read. Resided three years, and graduated, at Ehnmanuel
College. Admitted to the bachelors* table, Oct 18, 1701. Age 21. Tutor,
Mr Hawys.

B.A. 1701-2. Scholar, Mids' 1702 to Mich" 1702.

Wrench, John: son of John Wrench, weaver, of Norwich. Born there (bapt. at
St Saviour's, Ap. 11, 1685). At Mr Cory's private school, four years ; and at
the granmiar school, two years, under Mr Burton and Mr Hoadley. Admitted
pensioner to the scholars' table, Dec. 9, 1701. Age 16. Surety, Mr Hawys.
B.A. 1705-6: M.A. 1709. Scholar, Mich" 1702 to L. Day 1709. Or-
dained deacon (Norw.) May 30, 1708; as curate of Aylsham : priest (do.)
May 8, 1709. Vicar of Oraiesby and Scratby, 1709-18. Will proved (Norw.)
1718. Brother of Benjamin, 1680-1 ; and Jonathan, 1685.

Harmer, William : son of William Harmer, attorney, Swafield, Norf. Bom
thera Schools, North Walsham, one year, under Mr Harvey; and Bury,
three years, under Mr Leeds. Age 19. Admitted pensioner to the scholars'
table, Feb. 17, 1701-2. Tutor, Mr Ellys.

M.B. 1707. Scholar, Mich" 1702 to Mids' 1707. Died Sep. 12, 1727.
M.I. at Swafield. One of these names was ordained priest (EUy) Sep. 25,
1715 : rector of Hardwicke, Cambs.

Chichester, Henry: (eldest) son of Henry Chichester (formerly of the coUege,
1667), rector of Berrynarbor, Devon. Bom there (Dec. 1, 1684). Schools,
Barnstaple and Tiverton, seven years, under Mr Ra3mer. Age 17. Admitted
pensioner to the scholars' table, Feb. 26, 1701-2. Surety, Mr Ellys.

M.B. 1708. Scholar, Mich" 1702 to Christ" 1707. Resided at Barnstaple,
in 1728; where he is described as a doctor of Physic. Probably died in
Somerset. (C. C.)

Hancock, Francis : son of Samuel Hancock, clerk, of Hethel, Norf. Bom there.
Schools, Stratton, Norf. (private), three years, under Mr Vynne; and
Bergh Apton ('Barrow'), Norl, three years, under Mr Conoid. Age 17.
Admitted sizar, March 18, 1701-2. Tutor, Mr Ellys.

Died in college: buried at St Michael's, Nov. 13, 1702. He had been
elected scholar a few weeks before.

1701—1703. 509

Sayer, Isaac : son of Isaac Sajer, weaver, of Norwich. Bom there. School,
Norwich, five years, under Mr Burton and Mr Hoadley. Age 16. Ad-
mitted sizar, Ap. 15, 1702. Tutor, Mr Burton.

B.A. 1705-6 (27th optime): M.A. 1711. Scholar, Mich- 1702 to Mich-
1708. Ordained deacon (Norw.) March 20, 1708-9 ; as curate of Boughton :
priest (do.) July 2, 1710; as curate of Ovington. Licensed as master at Saham
Toney, Ap. 1708. Master of Wymondham School, 1712-21. Rector of
Crownthorpe, 1714; and of E. Bradenham, 1716. Died Jan. 21, 1721-2. M.I.
at Wymondham, erected by his wife Mary.

Guybon, William : son of Sir Francis Guybon, knt., of Thursford, Norf. Schools,
Fakenham, three years, under Mr Osbom ; and Norwich, two years, under
Mr Hoadley. Age 17. Admitted fellow-commoner. May 11, 1702. Tutor,
Mr Ellys.

Eldest son. Of Thursford, Esq. Lord of the manor of Islington, Norf.,
which he sold. Married Sarah, daughter of John Knapp, of Wells, Norf.;
and had issue. Will dated 1727.

Skipp, John: son of John Skipp, gent., of Wymondham, Norfolk. Bom there.
Schools, Norwich (private), three years, under Mr Brown ; and Bergh Apton,
three years, under Mr Connold. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table.
May 19, 1702. Age 15. Surety, Mr. Ellys.

B.A. 1705-6. Scholar, Mich" 1702 to L. Day 1708. Ordained deacon
(Lond.) Dec. 24, 1710: priest (do.) May 14, 1713.

MiCH« 1702— MiCH« 1703.

Prattant, John: son of Humphrey Prattant, grocer, of Norwich. Bom there.
School, Norwich, two years under Mr Burton, and two under Mr Hoadley.
Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, Oct. 1, 1702. Age 17. Tutor,
Mr Hawys.

B.A. 1706-7: M.A. 1719. Scholar, Mich* 1702 to L. Day 1709. Or-
dained deacon (Ely) Sep. 19, 1708: priest (Norw.) Sep. 24, 1710: as curate
of Wereham and Wretton, Norf. Curate of Stoke Ferry in 1716. Vicar of
Methwold, 1713-22. Minister of St George's, Yarmouth, 1721-2. Married
Mary, daughter of James Artis, of Yarmouth, 1719. Died 1722, aged 36.
M.I. at Yarmouth.

Gay, G^rge: son of Edward Gay, gent., of Yarmouth. Bom at Ormesby.
Schools, Norwich, two years, under Mr Burton ; and Yarmouth, a year and a
half, under Mr Pate. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, Jan. 2,
1702-3. Age 17. Tutor, Mr Hawys.

B.A. 1707-8: M.A. 1714. Scholar, Mids' 1703 to Mids' 1706. Or-
dained deacon (Norw.) March 1, 1712-3; priest (do.) Dec. 11, 1715; as
curate of Buckenham and Hassingham. Rector of Mulbarton, Norf., 1721-8.
Married Elizabeth, daughter of Bovill Wimberley, Esq., of lines. Died 1728:
M.I. at Mulbarton. Will proved (Norw. C. C.) 1728.

Ibbott, Thomas : son of Thomas Ibbott, clerk, of Swaffham, Norf. Bom at Beech-
am well. Schools, New College School, Oxford, three years, under Mr Bagger;
and Wisbech, six months, under Mr Carter. Age 17. Admitted sizar,
Jan. 19, 1702-3. Tutor, Mr Hawys.

B.A. 1706-7. Scholar, Mich' 1703 to Mich' 1707. Ordained deacon
(Norw.) May 30, 1708; as curate of Beechamwell and Shingham: priest

510 GONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

(do.) June 19, 1709. Vicar of Kenninghall, 1712-17. Rector of Beeohamwell
and Fakenham, 1723-37. Married Susanna, daughter of Clement Heigham,
rector of Sculthorpe. Will proved (Norw.) 1737. Another will (? the
father's) proved 1732.

Branthwaite, Arthur : son of Arthur Branthwaite, Esq. (formerly of the coUege,
1675), of Norwich. Bom there. Schools, Norwich, two years, under Mr
Browne ; and three years and a half, under Mr Burton and Mr Hoadley at
the grammar school. Age 15. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table,
Jan. 27, 1702-3. Surety, Mr Hawys.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, Nov. 12, 1703. Died, unmarried, at Bristol,
Oct 17, 1724. Buried at Hethel. Brother of Thomas, 1711; Miles, 1713;
and John, 1714.

Thruston, Thomas, M.D. : son of Joseph Thruston. Bom at Colchester. School,
Brentwood, under Mr Bernard. Admitted at Christ's Coll., Oct. 8, 1691 ;
where he graduated M.D. Admitted fellow-commoner, Feb. 2, 1702-3.
Age 27.

M.B. 1697 : M.D. 1701. Resided for some time as a fellow-commoner.
He gave J&50, and a number of medical works, to our library.

Foley, Philip: (fourth) son of Robert Foley, Esq., of Stourbridge, Wore. Bom in
London. At a private school, at Hartlebury, Wore., three years, under
Mr Perse ; and at the Charter House, two years, under Mr Walker. Age 18.
Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, Ap. 7, 1703. Tutor, Mr Hawys.

Scholar, Mich* 1703 to L. Day 1705. Migrated to Peterhouse, where he
became Fellow. B.A 1706-7: M.A. 1710. Died June 12, 1716; aged 32.
M.I. in the chancel of Old Swinford church (v. Nash's Worcs. Sup, ii. 83).

Rush, John: son of Thomas Rush, comdealer (hordearius), of Norwich. Bom
there. Schools, Norwich (private) under Mr Nobbs, two years; and the
grammar school, three years, under Mr Hoadley. Age 19. Admitted sizar,
Ap. 22, 1703. Tutor, Mr Hawya

B.A. 1706-7. Scholar, Mich' 1703 to Mich' 1709. Ordained deacon
(Norw.), June 8, 1707 : priest (Ely) Sep. 19, 1708, as curate of Oxburgh.
Curate of Baconsthorpe, in 1709. Rector of Baconsthorpe, 1718-47. Rector
of Itteringham, 1721. Died July 19, 1747 ; ^ed 63. M.I. at Baconsthorpe
to him and his wife. Will proved (Norwich archd. C.) 1747.

♦Castle, Abraham : son of John Castle, gent., of Ormesby, Norf. Bom there.
School, Yarmouth, four years, under Mr Pate. Age 16. Admitted sizar,
Ap. 24, 1703. Tutor, Mr Hawys.

B.A. 1706-7. Scholar, Mich' 1703 to Mids' 1709. Junior feUow, Mids'
1709 to Mich' 1710. Ordained deacon (Lond.) Sep. 23, 1711 : priest (do.)
Sep. 15, 1715. Held lands in Ormesby. (v. Palmer's YarmotUh, ii. 168.)

Ellwyn, Peter : son of Peter Ellwyn, Esq. (formerly of the college, 1678), of Tutting-
ton, Norf. Born at Heveningham. Schools, North Walsham, four years, under
Mr Harvey; and Norwich, three years, under Mr Hoadley. Age 18.
Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table. May 8, 1703. Tutor, Mr Hawys.

Scholar, Mich' 1703 to Mich' 1706. Admitted at the Middle Temple, May
15, 1702. Sheriff for Norfolk, 1720. Married Ann, daughter of Thomas
Chute, of Pickenham, 1710. Died without issue, Sep. 15, 1731. Buried at
Tuttington. Left his estate to his nephew Peter. (W. B.) His father, by
will dated Oct. 28, 1713, settled his estate at Tuttington upon the college, after
the death of the male issue of his son and brothers ; but, as it happens, it has

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oome into our possession by purchase. His grand-nephew Peter (admitted
1748) died in 1798, leaving the estate to trustees to sell In 1859 the
ooU^ie bought some, if not all, of this land (J. Lamb, in Reg. Mag.), Brother
of Thomas, 1705.

^Bajspoole, John : son of Thomas Bayspoole, Esq., of Haddiscoe, Norf. Born
there. Schools, Beccles, four years, under Mr Leeds, and Bergh Apton, Norf.,
one year, under Mr Connold. Age 20. Admitted feUow-commoner, May 15,
1703. Tutor, Mr Gooch.

M.A, 1705 (cam. reg.). Junior fellow, L. Day 1706 to L. Day 1716. Ad-
mitted at the Middle Temple, Nov. 18, 1698.

Gibbs, Robert : son of Stephen Gibbs, gent., of Wymondham, Norf. Bom there.
School, Wymondham, five years, under Mr Clark. Age 18. Admitted sizar.
May 15, 1703. Tutor, Mr Hawys.

Probably the Robert Gibbs, 'agricola,' of Wymondham, whose son was
admitted in 1729.

*Parham, Nicholas : son of Peter Parham (formerly of the college; 1652-3), M.D.,
of Norwich. Bom there. Schools, Norwich, four years, under Mr Burton ;
and Beccles (private) two years, under Mr Leeds. Age 17. Admitted pen-
sioner to the scholars' table, July 6, 1703. Tutor (his uncle), Mr Parham.

B.A. 1707: M.A. 1711. Scholar, Mich- 1703 to Mids' 1709. Junior
feUow, Mids' 1709 : senior, Christ- 1710 till his death. Greek lecturer, 1712 :
dean, 1717-21. Ordained deacon (Norw.) March 10, 1722-3. Died Aug. 8,
1723. Buried at St Michael at Plea, Norwich. M.I. there. Will proved
(Norw. C. C.) 1723 : "of Hethersett" He left his property to his father and
mother. Brother of Peter, 1707-8.

Mich* 1703— Mich» 1704.

Hammond, Anthony : son of Richard Hammond, gent., of South Wootton, Norf.
Bom there. Schools, Lynn, one year, under Mr Home ; and West Bradenham,
&ve years, under Mr Needham. Age 18. Admitted pensioner to the scholars'
table, Oct. 7, 1703. Tutor, Mr Hawys.

Scholar, Mich* 1703 to L. Day 1707. Lord of the manor of Oonghanu
Married Susan, sister of Sir Robert Walpole, first Eari of Orford. Died
Feb. 7, 1743, ^ed 59. M.L in South Wootton.

Vincent, Heniy : son of Henry Vincent, weaver, of Norwich. Bom there. At
school there, under Mr Scott, five years ; and at the gnunmar school, under
Mr Hoadley, two years. Age 18. Admitted sizar, Mux;h 29, 1704. Tutor,
Mr Hawys.

Scholar, Mich* 1704 to Christ' 1706. Migrated to St Edmund Hall,
Oxford, March 4, 1706^-7. B.A. (Oxf.) 1707-8. Ordained priest (Winch.)
Dec. 30, 1711.

Long, Robert : son of Frauds Long, Esq. (formerly of the coU^;e; 1675), of Spix-
worth, Norf. Bom at Reymerstona Schools, Bury, a year and a hal^ under
Mr Leeds; and Norwich, three years, under Mr Hoadley. Age 16. Ad-
mitted pensioner to the scholars' table, Ap. 12, 1704. Tutor, Mr Hawys.

Schohu*, Mich* 1704 to Mich* 1705. Admitted at the Middle Temple,
Feb. 12, 1704. Married ; but died without issue during his Cither's life.
Brother of Francis, 1706. (P. G.)

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Rogerson, Richard : son of Sir John Rogerson, knt., of Dublin. Bom in London.
Educated at Dublin, under various teachers, three years ; then at Eton, four
years, under Mr Newborough. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the bachelors'
table, Ap. 15, 1704. Tutor, Mr Hawys.

Admitted at the Middle Temple, Jan. 3, 1703. ? Brother of John, of
1690.

Porter, Charles : son of John Porter, barrister, of Norwich. Bom there. At
school at Norwich, three years, under Mr Scott (private) ; and one year at the
grammar school, under Mr Hoadley. Age 17. Admitted sizar, May 27,
1704. Tutor, Mr Hawys.

Scholar, Mich' 1704 to Christ* 1706. Migrated to Oxford; matriculated
at Queen's, March 31, 1707. B.A. (Ox£) 1707-8. Rector of St Matthew,
Ipswich, 1713. Appointed usher of the Grammar school, Ipswich, Jan. 12,
1712-3 ; but, ** having publicly declared himself incapacitated, is discharged,"
Feb. 12. (Davy: Add 19094.)

♦Selth, William : son of William Selth, weaver, of Norwich. Bom there. School,
Holt, seven years, under Mr Reynolds. Age 16. Admitted sizar, June 24,
1704. Tutor, Mr Hawys.

B.A. 1707-8 (31st optime): M.A. 1714. Scholar, Mich- 1704 to Mids'
1709. Senior fellow, Mids' 1714 to Mich" 1724. His election was one of the
causes of quarrel between the master and fellows, the former refusing to admit
him : on appeal to the visitors he was admitted on their order, Oct. 11, 1714.
Held the offices of Hebrew lecturer, 1714 : rhet. prselector, 1715 : Greek
lecturer, 1716: catochist, 1717: salarist, 1719: and steward, 1721, 2. Or-
dained deacon (Ely; Ld. from Norw.) Sep. 23, 1711 : priest (Norw.) Sep. 17,
1712 ; as curate of Bamingham. Rector of Foulsham, 1722 to 1723. Pre-
sented to Great Melton, Norf., and St Michael Coslany, Norwich, Sep. 30,
1723 : — these livings were held together by an arrangement of the college,
which was considered " good and wise " (Beg. Hag., p. 703), St Michael's being
valued at only about J&70. The holder entered into a bond not to resign either
separately. Died 1740. Buried at Melton.

♦Newhouse, Thomas : son of Jonathan Newhouse (formerly of the college ; 1674),
rector of Boyton, Norf. Bom there. Schools, Holt, three years, under Mr
Reynolds ; and Norwich (private) two years, under Mr Nobbs. Age 15.
Admitted sizar, July 4, 1704. Tutor, Mr Hawys.

B.A. 1707-8: M.A. 1711. Scholar, Mich" 1704 to Mich' 1709. Junior
fellow, Mids' 1709: senior, Christ' 1712 to Mich' 1719. Held the offices of
Hebrew lecturer, 1712: steward, 1713: dean, 1717: and salarist, 1718, 9.
Moderator, 1714. Ordained deacon (Lond.) March 16, 1711-2; priest (Ely),
Sep. 20, 1713. Rector of Duncton, Sussex; and of Nuthurst (do.), 1736.
Chiaplain to the Earl of Lincoln. Prebendary of Chichester CathedraJ, 1750.
Died May 14, 1773. M.I. at Petworth, Sussex, to him, and to his wife Mary,
daughter of John €kx)se, Esq., of Norwich.

MiCH» 1704— MiCH» 1705.

Thacker, Peter : son of Peter Thacker, attorney, of Norwich. Bom thera Edu-
cated two years, under Mr Brown, and four under Mr Purt ; then for six
months at the grammar school, under Mr Hoadley. Age 15. Admitted
pensioner to the scholars* table, Oct. 14, 1704. Surety, Mr Hawys.

B.A. 1708-9. Scholar, Mich' 1704 to Mich* 1709. Admitted at the
Middle Temple, Feb. 18, 1707. Barrister, 1715. Probably son of Peter
Thacker, alderman of Norwich : if so, he was dead when his father's will was
proved in 1722.

1705—1706. 513

Elwyn, Thomas : (second) son of Peter Elwyn, Esq. (formerly of the college ; 1678),
of Tattington, Norf. Bom there. School, Norwich, seven years, under Mr
Burton and Mr Hoadley. Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the scholars'
table, March 31, 1705. Tutor, Mr Hawys.

Admitted at the Middle Temple, Nov. 27, 1706. Apparently died young :
not mentioned in his father's will, 1713. Brother of Peter, of 1703.

Springold (SpringaU), John : son of John Spnngold, gent., of Blakeney, Norf.
Bom Uiere. School, Holt, six years, under Mr Reynolds. Age 16. Admitted
sizar, Ap. 11, 1705. Surety, Mr Hawys.

B.A. 1708-9. Scholar, L. Day 1705 to Mich' 1709. Ordained deacon
(Lond.) May 27, 1711: priest (Ely) Sep. 1713, as curate of Sporle and Palgrave.
Curate of Sherringham in 1716. Rector of Wiveton, 1717-58. Vicar of
Gt. Langham, 1727-58.

Hunt, James: son of Edmund Hunt, attorney, of Hevingham, Norf. Bom at
Westwick. School, Norwich, four years, under Mr Hoadley. Age 18.
Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, May 2, 1705. Tutor, Mr Hawya

B.A 1708-9 : M.A 1712. Scholar, Mich" 1705 to Mich- 1710. Ordained
deacon (Norw.) July 2, 1710; as curate of Mundesly: priest (do.), July 6,
1712. Rector of Sparham and Foxley, 1712-42. Died 1742. Will proved
(Norw. archd. C.) 1742-3.

Hooper, Nicholas : son of Nicholas Hooper, serjeaut-at-law, of Barnstaple, Devon
(formerly of the college ; 1671). Bom at Otterton. Schools, Barnstaple, four
years, under Mr Reyner ; and Winchester, five years, under Mr Cheney.
Age 17. Admitted fellow-commoner. May 30, 1705. Tutor, Mr Hawys.

Admitted at the Middle Temple, Nov. 10, 1700 : — special admission, the
&ther was a bencher. C^ve to our Library the Lexicon of Suidas, 1705.
Died without issue. Brother of Peter, 1689.

Bemey, Thomas : son of John Bemey, Esq., of Weasenham, Norf. Bom at Mund-
ham. Schools, Norwich, one year, under Mr Hoadley ; and Wisbech, two
years, under Mr Carter. Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table,
July 6, 1705. Tutor, Mr Hawys.

Scholar, Mich- 1705 to Mich- 1708 (he, or his brother Richard). Married
his cousin Julian, daughter of Sir Richard Bemey, Bart Recorder of Lynn,
1730-45. Died May 4, 1745 ; buried at St Nicholas chapel, Lynn. WiU
proved (Norw. C. C.) May 11, 1745. (v. Carthew, ii. 430.)

Mich* 1705— Mich» 1706.

Rolfe, Walter (Waters) : son of John Rolfe, innkeeper, of Downham, Norf. Bom
^ere. School, Wisbech, five years, under Mr Carter. Age 17. Admitted
sizar, Oct. 5, 1705. Tutor, Mr Hawys.

B.A 1709-10. Scholar, Mich- 1705 to Mich' 1710. Ordained deacon
(Ely, l.d. from Norw.) Sep. 23, 1711 : priest (Norw.) Sep. 29, 1712 ; as curate
of Watlington. Rector of North Pickenham and Houghton, Norf., 1719-48.
Married Ellen, daughter of Robert Shuldham, M.D., of the college. Died
June 11, 1748. Administration granted in Norw. C. C. See Robert, 1739 ;
and Edmund, 1780.

Goodrich, Matthew : son of Matthew Goodrich, surgeon, of Norwich. Bom there.
School, Norwich (private), four years, under Mr Scott Age 17. Admitted
pensioner to the scholars* table, Oct. 11, 1705. Tutor, Mr Hawys.

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514 QONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

B.A. 1709: M.A. 1713. Scholar, Mich- 1705 to Mich* 1711. Ordained
deacon (Ely) Dec. 24, 1710, as curate of Chippenham, Cambs.: priest (do.),
March 24, 1712-3. Rector of Wangford, 1713. Rector of Brandon Ferry,
Suff., 1718-43. Rector of East Harling, Norl, 1716-9. Brother of John,
1698. Died 1743.

*Bokingham, Joseph : son of Peter Bokinghara, weaver, of Norwich. Bom there.
School, Norwich, seven years, under Mr Robinson, Mr Hoadley, and Mr Pate.
Admitted sizar, Ap. 2, 1706. Tutor, Mr Hawys.

B.A, 1709-10 (17th wrangler): M.A. 1718. Scholar, L. Day 1706 to
L. Day 1711. Junior fellow, L. Day 1711 to Mich' 1712. Ordained deacon
(Ely) May 27, 1711 : priest (Norw.) Jan. 18, 1712-3. Rector of Stoke Ash
and Lit. Thomham, Suff, 1713-28. Rector of Market Weston, Suff., 1727-8.
Married Bridget, daughter of Edmond Gardiner, of Stoke Ash. Buried at
Stoke Ash, Jan. 10, 1728. He gave much attention to county heraldry, and
formed collections : (1) An alphabetical list of Arms and Monuments of Nor-
folk (Add. MS, 5522) : (2) a miscellaneous collection now in the University
library (Mm, vi. 42).

Lombe, Edward: son of Edward Lombe, Esq., of Weston, Norf. Bom there.
School, Norwich, two years, under Mr Hoadley and Mr Pate. Age 15. Ad-
mitted fellow-commoner, Ap. 6, 1706. Surety, Mr Hawys.

Admitted at the Middle Temple, Feb. 5, 1706 : (father then deceased).
Resided at Gt Melton. J. P. for NoriPolk. Married Mary, daughter of Robert
Doughty, of Han worth. Sheriff of Norfolk, 1714. Died at Melton, March
28, 1738, leaving the bulk of his large fortune to his brother John, of 1714
(G, Mag,), His sister Mary was mother of John Hase, of 1748.

Pitches, Richard : son of Anthony Pitches, rector of Hawstead, Suff. Bom at
Wiston, Suff. School, Bury, seven years, under Mr Leeds. Age 18. Ad-
mitted sizar, Ap. 11, 1706. Tutor, Mr Hawys.

B.A. 1709-10: M.A. 1713. Scholar, L. Day 1706 to Mich' 1711. Or-
dained deacon (Norw.) Dec. 24, 1710; as curate of Wiston, Suff.: priest (do.)
July 6, 1712 ; as curate of Felsham, Suff. Rector of Brettenham, 1718-27.
Succeeded his father as rector of Hawstead, 1720-7. Married Henrietta
Maria, daughter of William Capell, Esq., of Stow Hall, Suff. Died Oct. 6,
1727. Buried at Hawstead. ML there to him and to his father.

Bemey, Sir Richard, baronet : son of Sir Richard Bemey (formerly of the college ;
1675), of Kirby Bedon, Norf. Bom there. School, Eton, five years, under
Mr New borough. Age 17. Admitted fellow-commoner, Ap. 27, 1706.
Tutor, Mr Hawys.

Fourth baronet. Died 1710, unmarried, age 22. Brother of William,
1708 ; and John, 1717. (Carthew, ii. 430.)

Barefoot, George : son of John Barefoot, wool stapler, of Norwich. Bom there.
Schools, Norwich, two years, under Mr Hoadley; and Reepham, three years,
under Mr Robinson. Age 17. Admitted sizar. May 14, 1706. Tutor,
Mr Hawys.

B.A, 1709-10. Scholar, Mich" 1706 to Mich* 1710. Ordained deacon
(Norw.) July 6, 1712; as curate of Smallburgh and Stalham : priest (do.),
Jan. 18, 1712-3. Rector of Sidestrand and Overstrand, 1713-48. Ad-
ministration in Norf. archdc, 1748-9.

Long, Francis: son of Francis Long, Esq. (formerly of the coUege, 1675), of
Spixworth, Norf. Bom at Reymerstone. School, Norwich, five years, under
Mr Hoadley and Mr Pate. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the scholars'
table. May 18, 1706. Tutor, Mr Hawys.

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Scholar, Mich' 1706 to L. Day 1709. Admitted at the Middle Temple,
Jane 23, 1708. Of Spixworth and Reymerstone, Esq. Second son. Married
Elizabeth, daughter of Edward Godfrey, Esq., of Risby, Buff. Died Oct. 10,
1735. M.I. at Spixworth. Brother of Robert, 1704.

*F1sh, William: son of Robert Fish (formerly of the coU^e, 1652), clerk, of
Great Coates, lines. Bom there. At school there, nine years, under
Mr Thompson. Age 17. Admitted sizar, June 20, 1706. Tutor, Mr Hawys.
B.A. 1709-10: incorporated at Oxford, July 14, 1712. M.A. 1713.
Scholar, Mich- 1706 to Mich- 1713. Junior feUow, Mich- 1713 to L. Day
1716. Ordained deacon (Ely) Sep. 23, 1711 ; as curate of Downham. Rector
of Swarraton, Hants., 1715 : and of Nately-Scures, 1719.

^Schuldham, William : son of John Schuldham, attorney, of Beccles, Suff. Bom
there (bapt. Aug. 22, 1689). At school, under Mr Leeds, nine years. Age 17.
Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, June 24, 1706. Tutor, Mr Hawys.
B.A. 1709-10 (37th apHme): M.A. 1713. Schohw, Mich' 1706 to L. Day
1711. Junior fellow, L. Day 1711 to Mich- 1712. Ordained deacon (Winch.)
Dec; 30, 1711: priest (Norw.) June 11, 1714. Rector of Ellough and
Willingham, Suff., 1714-36. Married twice, but died without issue. (F. G.)
WiU proved (Ipswich) 1737 : "of EUough."

Cradock, William : son of John Cradock, rector of Rickinghall, Suff. Bom there.
Schools, Beccles, three years, under Mr Leeds; and Botesdale, a year and
a hal^ under Mr Maybon. Age 18. Admitted sizar, July 4, 1706.
Tutor, Mr Hawys.

B.A. 1709-10. Scholar, Mich* 1706 to Mich' 1710. Ordained deacon
(Ely; L d. from Norw.) Sep. 23, 1711 : priest (Norw.) Sep. 17, 1712. Rector
of Rickinghall Sup., Suff, 1712. Vicar of Wickham, Suff, 1723.

Mich* 1706— Mich* 1707.

Brandish, Thomas: son of John Brandish, rector of Great Whelnetham, Suff.
Bom there. School, Bury St Edmunds, seven years, under Mr Leeds.
Age 18. Admitted sizar, Oct. 16, 1706. Tutor, Mr Hawys.

B.A. 1710-1: M.A. 1714. Scholar, Mich- 1706 to Mich- 1712. Or-
dained deacon (Norw.) Jan. 6, 1711-2; as curate of Monks Eleigh: priest
(Ely) Sep. 20, 1713 ; as curate of Nowton, Suff Rector of Chelles worth, and
Great Whehietham, Suff. Rector of Wyverstone, Suff., 1717-21. Will
proved (Norw.) 1733: "of Gt Whehietham.*' Brother of Benjamin, 1713.

Glover, Thomas: son of Thomas Glover, gent., of Yarmouth, Norf. Bom at
Lowestoft. Schools, Beccles, five years, under Mr Leeds ; and Norwich, one
year, under Mr Pate. Age 18. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table,
Oct. 30, 1706. Tutor, Mr Hawys.

B.A. 1710-1. Scholar, Mich* 1706 to L Day 1711. Ordained deacon
(Lond.) June 16, 1728.

Badley, John : son of Thomas Badley, comdealer, of Ashby, Norf. Bom there.
School, Norwich, five years, under Mr Hoadley and Mr Pate. Age 16.
Admitted sizar, Feb. 20, 1706-7. Tutor, Mr Hawys.
B.A. 1710-1. Scholw, L. Day 1707 to Mich- 1711.

Wen man, Richard : son of Thomas Wenman, gent., of Yarmouth. Bom in Norwich.
Schools, Norwich (private), three years under Mr Scott ; and Yarmouth, five
years, under Mr Pate. Has resided three terms at Emm. College. Admitted
sizar, Maroh 4, 1706-7. Tutor, Mr Amyas.

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616 GONVILLE AND CAIU8 COLLEGE.

B.A, 1709-10 :M. A. 1721. Scholar, L. Day 1707 to Mids' 1710. Ordamed
deacon (My) Sep. 23, 1711 : priest (Norw.) March 1, 1712-3; as curate of
Thurston, rerhaps schoohnaster at Yelverton (y. John Blanks, 1726).

Booty, Samuel : son of Samuel Booty, weaver, of Norwich. Bom there. School,
Norwich, eight years, under Mr Hoadley and Mr Pate. Age 18. Admitted
sizar, March 5, 1706-7. Tutor, Mr Hawys.
Scholar, Mich- 1707 to Mids' 1708.

Bourn, John : son of Francis Bourn, tanner, of Wymondham, Norf. Bom thera
At school there, six years, under Mr Clarke. Age 17. Admitted sizar,
Ap. 8, 1707. Tutor, Mr Amyas.

B.A. 1710-1 (15th wrangler). Scholar, L. Day 1707 to Mich- 1712. Or-
dained deacon (Norw.) July 6, 1712 ; as curate of Wymondham : priest (do.)
July 4, 1714; as curate of Witchingham St Faith. Rector of Hardin^am,
Norf., 1720-4; and of Tasburgh, 1723-35.

Warner, John, of Trinity CoUege, Oxford, B.A. Admitted to the scholars'
table, June 11, 1707. Tutor, Mr Gooch.

Admitted at Trin. Coll., Oxford, July 1693 ; age 1 6. Son of John Warner,
of Eydon, Northants. B.A. (Oxf.) 1697. M.A. (Camb.) 1707. Ordained
deacon (0x1) June 4, 1699: priest (Lichf.) Sep. 20, 1702. Rector of
Hascombe, Surrey: 1708-34. Rector of Cranleigh, Surrey, 1729-34. Vicar
of Witley, Surrey. Chaplain to the Earl of Rothes. Died Nov. 1, 1734.

Wiggett, Peter : son of John Wiggett, mercer, of Norwich. Bom thera School,
Charterhouse, five years, under Dr Walker. Age 19. Admitted pensioner
to the scholars' table, June 28, 1707. Tutor, Mr Hawya

B.A. 1710-1: M.A. 1715. Scholar, Mich" 1707 to Mich- 1713. Or-
dained deacon (Ely) June 15, 1712 : priest (do.) Dec. 20, 1713.

Mich* 1707— Mich* 1708.

♦Sympson, Robert: son of Robert Sympson, rector of Feltwell, Norf. Bom
there. School, Bury, six years, under Mr Leeda Admitted at Pemb. Hall,
July 10, 1705 ; where he kept two terms. Age 19. Admitted sizar, Oct. 10,
1707. Surety, Mr Hawys.

B.A. 1709-10: M.A. 1713. Scholar, Mich* 1707 to L. Day 1711. Junior
fellow, L. Day 1711 : senior, Mich' 1713 to L. Day 1739. His fellowship
was vacated by marriage ; but after his wife's death he returned to residence
in college. Hebrew lecturer; 1713, 26-39: steward, 1717-20: bursar,
1722-5. Esquire bedell of the University, 1716. Died in London of dropsy,
Nov. 1749. Buried at St Edward's, Cambridge. Left, by will, £300 to
the college.

*Morrant, John : son of John Morrant, surgeon, of Yarmouth. Bom there.
Educated six years under Mr Pate and Mr Welham. Age 17. Admitted
sizar, Oct. 17, 1707. Tutor, Mr Hawys.

B.A. 1711-2: M.A. 1716. Scholar, Mich- 1707 to Mich- 1712. Junior
fellow, Mich- 1712: senior, L. Day 1714 to Mich 1724. Ordained deacon
(Lond.) March 22, 1712-3 : priest (do.) March 13, 1719-20. Catechist, 1719:
salarist, 1718. Rector of Hethersett, Norf., 1723-36; and St Qement's,
Norwich, 1723-4. Buried at Hethersett, June 21, 1736. His election to a
fellowship was a ground of violent dispute. The fellows chose him ; the Master

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refased, for some anassigned reason, to admit him. On appeal to the visitors,
judgment was given against the Master, and Morrant was admitted hj the
president (v. MS. in Univ, Reg, xi. 38). He most be the man referred to in
John Byrom's Remains^ Ap. 27, 1713. '*1 am to dispute next month in
Bachelors' Schools. My opponent is of my year, a fellow of Caius, who has
chosen to defend Clarke and one Eugenius who asserted the planets to be
inhabited. My antagonist is in orders."

Gallant, Robert : son of Henry Gallant, grocer, of Aldborough, Norf. Bom thera
Schools, Alby, four years, under Mr Fox; and Aylsham, two years, under
Mr Wrench. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, Oct. 20,
1707. Tutor, Mr Hawys.

M.B. 1713. Scholar, Mich- 1707 to Mich" 1711. Practised as physician
in Yarmouth. Married Ellen, daughter of Richard Ferrier, Esq. Died 1746.
M.L at St Nicholas, Yarmouth. Brother of Thomas, 1712.

Mayer, William : son of EUys Mayer, grocer, of Finningham, Su£^ Bom there.
Schools, Bury, five years, under Mr Leeds ; and Stoke Ash, three years, under
Mr Pippin. Age 19. Admitted pensioner, to the scholars' table, Oct. 22,
1707. Tutor, Mr Amyas.

Scholar, Mich- 1708 to Mids' 1709. Migrated to Trinity. B.A. 1711-2.

Lawrence, Robert : son of Francis Lawrence, gent., of Castle Acre, Norf. Bom at
Litcham. Schools, Wisbech, two years, under Mr Carter; and Bury, three
years, under Mr Leeds. Age 19. Admitted pensioner to the scholaro' table,
Oct. 27, 1707. Tutor, Mr Amyas.

Scholar, Mich* 1707 to Christ" 1709. Of Brockdish, Esq. Married Anne,
daughter of John Meriton, rector of Oxburgh. Buried at Oxburgh, 1715.

Hare, George: son of Sir Thomas Hare, baronet, of Stow Bardolph. Bom in
London. School, Wisbech, seven years, under Mr Carter. Age 15. Ad-
mitted pensioner to the bachelors' table, Nov. 12, 1707. Tutor, Mr Amyas.

Major of dragoons. Afterwards Sir George Hare, baronet : succeeded his
brother Thomas. Of Stow HaU. Died March 18, 1764. M.I. at Stow
Bardolph. By his death the title became extinct (Gent. Mctg.).

♦Amyas, Benjamin: son of John Amyas, rector of Hethersett, Norf. Bom at
Great Melton, Norf. Schools, Wymondham, three years, under Mr Clarke ;
and Norwich, two years, under Mr Pate. Age 17. Admitted pensioner to
the scholars' table, Feb. 6, 1707-8. Tutor, Mr Amyas.

B.A. 1711-2. Scholar, Mich* 1708 to Mich* 1712. Junior fellow, Mich*
1712 till his death about Mich* 1714. Brother of John.

♦Amyas, John. From Emmanuel College. Brother of Benjamin. B.A. 1701-2:
M.A. 1705 : B.D. 1711. Senior fellow of Caius, L. Day 1707 till his death.
Dean, 1707—10: Greek lecturer, 1707: Catechist, 1709: Hebrew lecturer,
1710. One of the deponents against Whiston, before the Vice-Chancellor.
Died in coUege: buried at St Michael's, Jan. 15, 1712-3. Will proved (V. C.
Court, Camb.) Feb. 9, 1712-3. He leaves £20 to the college "towards
beautifying the chapel," rings to every fellow, and to some of his pupils;
and Kettlewell's Prcu^Ucal Believer to the others.

♦Burrough, James : son of James Burrough, M.D., of Bury St Edmunds. Bom
there (Sep. 1, 1691). School, Bury, eight years, under Mr I^eds. Age 16.
Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, Dea 9, 1707. Tutor, Mr Macra

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B.A. 1711-2: M.A. 1716. Scholar, Mich* 1708 to Mich' 1712. Junior
feUow, Mich' 1712: senior, Mich' 1719. Elected Master, Feb. 27, 1754.
Held the college offices of junior dean ; rhet. prselector ; registrar, and bursar.
The master, Dr Gooch, appointed him "locum-tenens," but not president.
May 22, 1740; which gave rise to much dispute and abuse (see J. Bemey,
1717). It was intend^ that he should have no power to elect fellows, or
appoint to college livings. Esquire bedell, 1727-54. Vioe-Chancellor, 1759.
Knighted, 1759. He was an architect by profession : designer, amongst other
buildings, it is said, of the Senate House. Died Aug. 7, 1764. Buried in the
college chapel. He was a benefactor, having left an estate in Wilton to the
college ; and many books, medals, &c, to the library. For an account of his
architectural work, see D.N.B. For more, see under Masters,

♦Parham, Peter: son of Peter Parham (formerly of the collie, 1652-3), M.D., of
Norwich. Bom there. School, Norwich, seven years, under Mr Robinson
and Mr Pate. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, March 2,
1707-8. Tutor, Mr Amyas.

B.A. 1712 : M.A. 1716. Junior fellow, Mich' 1712 : senior, Mich' 1715
till his death. Dean, 1712, 3, 8. For some years practised medicine at
Norwich. Buried there, at St Michael at Plea, June 3, 1720. M.I. to him,
and others of the family. Brother of Nicholas, 1703.

Webster, William : son of Richard Webstw (? formerly of the coUege, 1666),
clerk, of Cove, Suff. Bom there. School, Beccles, seven years, under Mr
Leeds. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, March 2, 1707-8.
Surety, Mr Amyas.

B.A. 1711-2: M.A. 1716: D.D. 1732. Scholar, Mich' 1708 to L. Day
1712. Ordained deacon (Norw.) June 24, 1713, as curate of Depden: priest
(Line.) Feb. 26, 1715-6, as curate of St Dunstan in the West; from
which he was removed in 1731. Rector of Depden, 1732. Vicar of Ware,
1740-59 : of a Mimms, Middx.; and of Thundridge, Herts., 1740-59. Died,
it is said in poverty, Dec. 4, 1758. Author of numerous sermons, and other
works, of which over 20 are mentioned by Watt: — ^The Life of Monk, 1723.
The Clergy's Right of Maintenance vindicated, 1726. Translation of Father
Simon's New Testament, 1730. A Treatise on Places and Preferments, 1757.
A Plain Narrative of Facts, or the Author's Case fairly and candidly stated,
by way of appeal to the public, 1758 : &o. See Chalmers : Biographical
Dictionary.

Grinsell, William : son of William Grinsell, gent., of Drayton, Salop. Bom there.
School, Drayton, three years, under Mr Felton. Age 19. Admitted sizar,
Ap. 29, 1708. Tutor, Mr Hawys.
Scholar, Mich' 1708 to Mids' 1710.

Staunton, Robert: son of William Staunton, clerk, of Fumival's Ina Bom in
London. School, Eton, under Mr Newborough. Age 16. Admitted fellow-
commoner, June 17, 1708. Surety, Mr €k)och.

Freestone, Thomas : son of Richard Freestone, Esq., of Mendham, Norf. Bom at
Broome, Norf. School, Bury St Edmunds, four years, under Mr Leeds. Age
16. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table. Tutor, Mr Amyas.

LLB. (Trin. H.) 1713. Scholar, Mich' 1708 to L. Day 1712. Vicar of
Cratfield and Laxfield, Suff., 1717-43. Died Oct. 26, 1743. M.L in Cratfield
church. His will is given in Davy's Pedigrees,

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^Kempe, Thomas : son of Thomas Kempe, tanner, of East Dereham, Norl Bom
there. School, Seaming, five years, under Mr Lane. Age 15. Admitted
pensioner to the scholars' table, July 14, 1708. Tutor, Mr Hawys.

B.A. 1712. Scholar, Mich* 1708 to Mich* 1713. Junior fellow, Mich*
1713 to L. Day 1715.

Waoey (Wasey), William : son of William Waoey, attorney, of Brunstead, Nort
Bom there. School, Norwich, five years, under Mr Pate and Mr Purt
Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the sdiolans' table, Nov. 2, 1708. Tutor, Mr
Amyas.

B.A. 1712 : M.A. 1716 : M.D. 1723. Scholar, Mich* 1708 to Mich* 1715.
Admitted at Leyden, Oct. 1, 1716. Fellow of the ColL of Physicians, Dec. 22,
1724. Censor and Consiliarius. President, 1750-4. Physician to West-
minster Hospital, 1719-33; and to St George's, 1733-57. Died Ap. 1757.
(Munk's Boll, IL 89.)

Cory, Robert: son of Joseph Cory, weaver, of Norwich. Bom there. School,
Norwich, seven years, under Mr Hoadley and Mr Pate. Age 18. Admitted
sizar, Nov. 2, 1708. Tutor, Mr Amyas.

B.A. 1712-3 : M.A. 1716. Scholar, Mich* 1708 to Mich* 1713. Ordained
deacon (Norw.) Dec. 11, 1715 ; as curate of Marsham, Norf.: priest (do.) Jan.
11, 1715-6. Presented to St Michael Coslany, Norwich, Jan. 4, 1715-6.
Licensed as master (second usher) at Norwich grammar school, Nov. 18, 1713 :
afterwards second master, 1717-37. Rector of Hackford, and Whit well,
1721-50. Will proved (Norw. archd. C), "of Reepham," 1751.

^Norris, James : son of James Norris, citizen of Norwich. Bom there. Schools,
Wymondham, five years, under Mr Clarke ; and Norwich, two years, under
Mr Pate. Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, Nov. 3, 1708.
Tutor, Mr Hawy&

B.A. 1712-3 : M A. 1716. Scholar, Mich* 1708 to L. Day 1716. Junior
fellow, L. Day 1716 to Mich* 1717. Ordaiined deacon (line, Ld. from
Norw.) June 12, 1715 : priest (Norw.) July 22, 1716. Rector of Marsham,
1717-29. Buried at Marsham. WDl proved (Norw.) 1729.

Bemey, William : son of Sir Richard Bemey, baronet, of Kirby, Norf. Bom
there. Schools, Eton, under Mr Newborough ; and Norwich, under Mr Pate.
Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, Nov. 5, 1708. Tutor, Mr
Amyas.

LL.B. 1714. Scholar, Mich* 1708 to Mich* 1713. Ordained deacon
(Norw.^ Feb. 21, 1713-4 ; as curate of Westwick. Brother of Richard, 1705 ;
and John, 1717.

Blomefield, Thomas: son of Francis Blomefield, clothier, of Attleborough, Norf.
Bom there. School, Wymondham, five years, under Mr Clarke. Age 17.
Admitted sizar, Nov. 4, 1708. Tutor, Mr Hawya

B.A. 1712-3 : M.A. 1724. Scholar, Mich* 1708 to Mich* 1713. Ordained
deacon (Norw.) May 31, 1713 : priest (do.) July 4, 1714; as curate of East
Harling and Bridgham, Norf. Rector of BLartley, Kent, 1721-70; and
Vicar of Chalk, 1752-70. Chaplain to the Duke of Dorset. Probably buried
at Hartley. Father of General Sir Thomas Blomefield, Bart.

Webb, William : son of Edmund Webb^ brewer, of Norwich. Bom at Lakenham.
School, Norwich, eight years, under Mr Burton, Mr Hoadley, and Mr Pate.
Age 17. Admitted sizar, Nov. 17, 1708. Surety, Mr Hawys.

520 QONVILLE AND CAIUS COLL£Q£.

B.A. 1712-3. Scholar, Mich' 1708 to Mich* 1715. Ordained deacon
(Ely; Id. from Norw.) March 13, 1714-5 : priest (Norw.) July 22, 1716 ; as
curate of Momingthorpe, Norf. Rector of Antingham St Mary, Norl, 1718—
54. Rector of FeLmingham (fourth part), 1722-54. Curate of Paston. Buried
at Antingham, Oct. 26, 1754.

Clough, John : son of Samuel Clough, gent., of Wilton, Norf. Bom there. School,
Bury St Edmunds, seven years, under Mr Leedes and Mr Randall. Age 17.
Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, Feb. 5, 1708-9. Tutor, Mr
Amyas.

Scholar, Mids' 1709 to Mich" 1711.

Mickleburgh, John: son of Thomas Mickleburgh, weaver, of Norwich. Bom
there. School, Norwich, nine years, under Mr Hoadley and Mr Pate. Age
17. Admitted sizar, March 30, 1709. Tutor, Mr Amyas.

Scholar, Mids' 1709 to Mich* 1712, when he migrated to Corpus. B.A.
(Corpus) 1712-3: M.A. 1716: B.D. 1724. Fellow of Corpus, 1714. Proctor,
1720. Professor of Chemistry, 1718-56. Curate of St Benet's, Camb., 1719-
1720. Vicar of St Andrew's, Camb., 1720-56. Rector of Landbeach, Cambs.,
1727-56. Vicar of Impington, Cambs., 1753-6. Proctor for the diocese of
Ely, 1754. Died May 11, 1756: buried at Landbeach, with his wife. He
was a benefactor to our college, by the gift of many books, and a legacy of
XI, 000 for the foundation of a scholarship in Chemistry: the first of such
endowments for any special study. (See under EndoumierUs,) Author:
Sermon before the Mayor and Corporation of Cambridge, 1751 ; recommending
the founding of a Workhouse. Our MS. 619 contains some of his lectures as
professor, with lists of the students who attended. He commemorated his wife
in verses intended for her tomb-stone, which, commenting on others who
married more frequently, conclude

Non ego: prima mihi conjux fuit ultima, quippe
Quam bona prima fuit, tam bona nulla datur.

His own monument, composed by him, describes that his " caput mortuum " ia
laid there, (v. Clay's Landbeach, pp. 70, 117).

Clerke, Abraham: son of Abraham Clerke, clerk, of Seething, Norf. Bom at
Felmingham. Schools, Beccles, one year, under Mr Leeds ; and Bergh Apton,
two years, under Mr Connold. Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the scholars'
table, Ap. 7, 1709. Tutor, Mr Amyas.

Scholar, Mids' 1709 to Mich" 1711. LL.B. {com, reg,) 1728. There is a
monument to the father at Kelvedon, Essex.

'^Symonds, Nathaniel : son of Nathaniel Symonds, mercer, of Yarmouth. Bom
there. Schools, Yarmouth, two years, under Mr Welham ; and Norwich, a
year and a half, under Mr Pate. Age 15. Admitted sizar, Ap. 20, 1709.
Tutor, Mr Macro.

B.A. 1712-3 (17th wrangler): M.A. 1717. Scholar, L. Day 1709 to Mids'
1715. Junior fellow, Mids' 1715 to Mids' 1719. Ordained deacon (Norw.)
July 12; priest (do.) July 13, 1718. Vicar of Ormesby, Norl, 1718-27.
Married his cousin, Anne, daughter of Thomas Symonds, £^., of Browston
Hall, Belton, Suff. Inherited large estates in Ormesby and Burgh from his
relative. Cotton Symonds. Died 1727.

Savill, John : son of John Savill, meroer, of Colchester. Bom at Horkesley, Ess.
School, Felsted, ^vq years, under Mr Lydiat. Age 17. Admitted pensioner
to the scholars* table. May 17, 1709. Surety, Mr Amyas.

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Admitted at Lincoln's Inn, Ap. 25, 1710. Scholar, Mids' 1709 to L. Day
1712. Of Stisted Hall, £s8ex, Esq. Lord of the manor of Great Fordham,
Essex. Died Feb. 1734—5, unmarried : his estates passed to his^brother
SamueL (v. Morant, u. 391.) '^

Toung, Benjamin : son of Benjamin Young, clerk, of Woodbastwick, Norl Bom
there. School, Norwich, five years, under Mr Hoadley and Mr Pate. Has
kept five terms at Corp. Christi CoU^e. Age 19. Admitted sizar, June 26,
1709. Surety, Mr Amyas.

B.A. 1711-12. Scholar, Mids' 1709 to L. Day 1712. Perhaps the
''Benjamin Young, gent., of Swaffham," whose son was admitted in 1759.

^Snell, Edward : son of Robert Snell, attorney, of Norwich. Born there. Schools,
Norwich, four years, under Mr Purt ; and (the grammar school) three years,
under Mr Pate. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, June
28, 1709. Tutor, Mr Amyas.

B.A. 1712-3 (39th op.)i M.A. 1717 : M.D. 1724. Scholar, Mids' 1709 to
Mids' 1715. Junior feUow, Mids' 1715: senior, Mich- 1719 till his death.
Hebrew lecturer, 1719-20. Died Sep. 1733.

'^Richer, John : son of Nicholas Richer, weaver, of Norwich. Bom there. School,
Norwich, nine years, under Mr Hoadley and Mr Pate. Age 18. Admitted
pensioner to the scholars' table, Sep. 9, 1709. Tutor, Mr Amyas.

M.B. 1716. Scholar, Mich' 1710 to Mich- 1714. Junior fellow, Mich-
1716 to L. Day 1720. Probably practised medicine at N. Walsham. Buried
there, Oct 24, 1738.

*Lyng, Benjamin : son of William Lyng (formerly of the college; 1664), clerk, of
Yarmouth. Bom there. School, Yarmouth, six years, under Mr Pate and
Mr Welham. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, Sep. 12,
1709. Tutor, Mr Macro.

B.A. 1713-4 : M.A 1717. Scholar, Mich- 1710 to Mich- 1716. Ordained
deacon (Line.) March 17, 1716-7 : priest (Norw.) July 13, 1718. Married
(1) Arabella, daughter of John Chappell, of Southwell, Notts.; (2) Ann,
daughter of major Richard Ferrier, of Yarmouth. Rector of Walsham St
Lawrence, with Rockland St Marg. and St Mary, Norf., 1718-43. Died Jan.
30, 1742-3. Buried at Yarmouth, with his second wife. M.I. there. In
Walsham Roister is a copy of the League and Covenant : Mr Lyng adds the
note, " Hoc fcedus solenne et scelestum stat adhuc et stet in perpetuum dedecus
et opprobrium." He also states that he rebuilt the rectory which was in ruins,
" per nefeunum et obsecratum Fanatioorum furorem."

Carver, Philip : son of Walter Carver, druggist, of Wymondham. Bom there.
Schools, Wymondham, six years, under Mr Clarke ; and Norwich, two years,
under Mr Pate. Age 17. Admitted sizar, Sep. 13, 1709. Tutor, Mr
Amyas.

B.A. 17ia-4. Scholar, Mich' 1710 to Christ' 1715. Ordained priest
(Norw.) Dec. 23, 1716. Vicar of Besthorpe and Tibenham, 1716-59. Will
proved (Norw.) 1759.

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MiCH» 1709— Mich" 1710.

Richards, William: son of John Richards, weaver, of Boteadale, Suffl Bom at
Rickinghall Inf. School, Botesdale, six years, under Mr Maboome. Age 17.
Admitted sizar, Feb. 20, 1709-10. Tutor, Mr Macro.

B.A. 1713-4. Scholar, Mich* 1710 to Mich' 1716. Ordained deacon
(Lond.) Dec. 18, 1715 : priest (Ely) Sep. 22, 1717. Rector of Flempton and
Hengrave, Suff., 1720-30. Died May 22, 1730, ^ed 38. Buried at Flempton.
M.I. there.

♦Green, Francis : son of John Green, weaver, of Norwich. Bom there. School,
Norwich, nine years, under Mr Hoadley and Mr Pate. Age 17. Admitted
sizar, March 28, 1710. Tutor, Mr Amyas.

B.A. 1713-4 (38th optime) : M.A. 1717. Scholar, Mich- 1710 to Mids'
1715. Junior fellow, Mids' 1715 to Mich* 1718. Ordained deacon (Lond.)
March 13, 1714-5 : priest (Ely, Ld. from Norw.) Maroh 17, 1716-7. Rector
of Erpingham, Norf., 1724-38. Rector of lit Dunham, Norf., 1716-24.
Died June 7, 1738; aged 41. M.I. at Erpingham. Will proved (Norw.)
1738.

West, Willoughby. Admitted pensioner.

Taylor, Benjamin : son of Peter Taylor, citizen of Norwich. Bom there. School,
Norwich, eight years, under Mr Hoadley and Mr Pate. Age 17. Admitted
sizar, Ap. 17, 1710. Tutor, Mr Amyas.

B.A. 1713-4. Scholar, Mich* 1710 to Mich* 1715. Ordained deacon
(Norw.) Sep. 23, 1716 ; as curate of Wymondham : priest (do.) July 13, 1718 ;
as curate oi Wroxham. Vicar of Darsham, Sufi^, 1720-48 ; and of Bramfield,
1730-7. Rector of Theberton, 1737-48. Died June 19, 1748. M.I. at
Theberton to him and to his wife Elizabeth. Will proved (Arohd. Suffl)
1748.

Cater, John : son of Richard Cater, gent., of Thompson, Norf. Bom at Caston.
Educated at Stow Bedon, seven years, under Mr Rudland : then at Norwich,
six months, under MLr Pate. Age 17. Admitted sizar, Ap. 17, 1710. Tutor,
Mr Amyas.

B.A. 1713-4. Scholar, Mich* 1710 to Mich* 1714. Ordained deacon
(Ely) Feb. 21, 1713-4, as curate of Rampton : priest (Norw.) March 9, 1717-8.
Inherited from his father the manor of Thompson college, 1717. Patron of
Gt and Little Ellingham ; and vicar, 1718-47. Died July 27, 1747 ; and left
his property to his sister, Mrs Bond. Buried in the chancel of Thompson,
whero thero are monuments to him and his father (v. Crabbe's ITtompson).
Will proved (Norw. archd. C.) 1747.

Stone, John : son of Thomas Stone, grocer, of Norwich. Bom there. School,
Irstead (private), seven years, under Mr Stone. Age 19. Admitted sizar,
Ap. 20, 1710. Tutor, Mr Macro.

B.A. 1713-4: M.A. 1717. Scholar, Mich* 1710 to L. Day 1717. Or-
dained deacon (Norw.) Feb. 21, 1713-4: priest (do.) Dea 11, 1715; as
curate of St Nicholas, Yarmouth. Rector of Tattersett, with Tatterford,
Norf., 1727-57. Vicar of Langham, 1722-7. Buried at Tatterford, Nov. 7,
1757.

1709—1710. 523

Bacon, Edmimd : son of Sir Edmund Bacon, baronet, of Gillingham, Norf. Bom
there. Schools, Beccles, four years, under Mr Jessop and Mr Leeds; and
Bishop Stortford, three years, under Mr Tooke. Age 17. Admitted fellow-
commoner. May 12, 1710. Surety, Mr Gooch.

RA. 1713-4 (2nd wrangler). Junior feUow, Mich« 1716 to L. Day 1720,
Succeeded as baronet, 1721. Married Susan, daughter of Sir Isaac Rebow.
M.P. for Thetford, Norf.; 1722, 27, 34. Died at Bath, Oct. 2, 1738.
(Kimber and Johnson, i. 11.)

Spelman, John : son of Mundeford Spelman, Esq., of Narburgh, Norf. Bom there.
Educated, three years, at home, under Mr Rudland ; and at Eton, six years,
under Mr Newborough. Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table.
May 19, 1710. Tutor, Mr Amyas. (Admitted fellow-commoner, Dec. 13,
1710.)

Scholar, Mids' 1710 to L. Day 1714. Admitted at the Middle Temple,
June 14, 1710. Of Narburgh, Esq. Married, at Crostwight, Nov. 9, 1719,
Anne, daughter of Charles Le Groos. Died, Dea 3, 1768 (y. Dashwood's Norf,
Fm.) Brother of Mundeford, 1712 ; and Henry, 1718.

Simpson, John : son of Thomas Simpson, druggist, of Diss, Norf. Bom there.
Schools, Gissing, three years, under Mr Carver; and Beccles, four years,
under Mr Leedes. Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, June
6, 1710. Tutor, Mr Amyas.

Scholar, Mich* 1710 to L. Day 1714. Admitted at the Middle Temple,
May 6, 1712.

Seaman, Thomas: son of Peter Seaman, alderman of Norwich. Bom there.
Schools, Norwich (private), three years, under Mr Nobbs ; and Reepham, six
years, under Mr Robinson. Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the scholars'
table, June 7, 1710. Tutor, Mr Amyas. (Admitted fellow-commoner, Sep.
12, 1710.)

M.I. in Heigham, by Norwich, to Thomas Seaman, Esq., only son of Peter
Seaman, knt.; who died Oct. 13, 1724, aged 31.

Holier, William : B.A., of Brasenose Coll., Oxford. Admitted pensioner to the
scholars' table, June 3, 1710. Tutor, Mr Pycroft. (Admitted at Brasenose,
Ap. 6, 1693 ; aged 16. Son of William of Wolverhampton.)

B.A. (Oxf.) 1696 : M.A. (Camb.) 1710. Oidained deacon (Winch.) Dec. 9,
1697 : priest (do.) Nov. 15, 1703. Rector of Carshalton, Surrey, 1703-37.
Died March 7, 1736-7.

♦Kerrich, John : son of Walter Kerrich, brewer, of Harleston, Norf. Bom there.
Schools, Gissing, four years, under Mr Calver; Beccles, two years, under
Mr Leeds; and Bury, one year, under Mr Randall. Age 17. Admitted
pensioner to the scholars' table, July 5, 1710. Tutor, Mr Amyas.

M.B. 1717: M.D. 1722. Scholar, Mich- 1710 to Christ- 1716. Junior
fellow, Christ* 1716; senior, Mich- 1719 to Mich- 1730. Held the offices of
dean, rhet. prsslector, Gr. and Heb. lecturer, steward, and bursar. Practised
for many years as physician at Bury St Edmunds. Died there, Oct. 9, 1762.
M.I. at St Mary's.

Craske, Henry: son of William Craske, brewer, of Bury St Edmunds. Bom there.
School, Buiy, eight years, under Mr Leeds and Mr RandalL Age 17.
Admitted sizar, July 6, 1710. Surety, Mr Macro.

B.A. 1714-5 : M.A. {ewa, reg.) 1717. Scholar, Mich* 1710 to Mich- 1715.
Ordained deacon (Lend.) Sep. 15, 1715 : priest (Line.) Dec. 21, 1717. Vicar

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of Anwick, and rector of Brauncewell, lines., 1717. Rector of ShoUey, Suff.,
1730. Rector of Fordbam, £ssex, 1731. Chaplain to the Earl of Bristol
Preacher at St James', Bury St Edmonds. Died Sep. 4, 1743. M.I. at
St James', Bury, erected by his wife Elizabeth. Will proved (Norw.) 1743.

♦Love, John: son of Barry Love, clerk, of Yarmouth. Bom there. School,
Yarmouth, seven years, under Mr Pate and Mr Welham. Age 15. Admitted
pensioner to the scholars' table, July 18, 1710. Tutor, Mr Macro.

B.A. 1714-5 (senior wrangler): M.A, 1718. Scholar, Mich" 1710 to
Mich- 1716. Junior feUow, Chrisf 1716 to Christ- 1719.

Ferrier, Richard : only son of Richard Ferrier, mercer, of Yarmouth. Bom there.
School, Yarmouth, eight years, under Mr Pate and Mr Welham. Age 14.
Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, July 26, 1710. Tutor, Mr Macro.

Scholar, Mich" 1710 to Mids' 1716. Married, 1724, Elizabeth, daughter
of John Smith. Mayor of Yarmouth, 1724. Died 1739, aged 44 : buried at
Yarmouth. Will proved (Norw.) 1739. An interesting diary of the father,
major Ferrier, kept whilst travelling in France in 1687, has been published
by the Camden Soc, {Miscellcmyy Vol. ix.). He was M.P. for Yarmouth, and
held a commission in the militia.

MiCH» 1710— MiCH» 1711.

Gurdon, Brampton: son of Thomaugh Gurdon, Esq., of Letton, Norf. Bom
there. School, Norwich, eight years, under Mr Hoadley and Mr Pate.
Age 18. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, Oct. 26, 1710. Tutor,
Mr Amyas. (Admitted fellow-commoner, Nov. 1, 1712.)

Scholar, Mich" 1710 to Mich" 1712. Admitted at the Middle Temple,
Dec. 18, 1710. Of Grundisburgh, Suffolk. Died unmarried, before his father.

''^Husband, James : son of Edward Husband, gent., of Horkesley, Essex. Bom
there. Schools, Ipswich, two years, under Mr Coningsby; and Bury, seven
yearsj under Mr Leeds and Mr Randall. Age 17. Admitted pensioner to
the scholars' table, Feb. 27, 1710-1. Tutor, Mr Amyas.

LL.B. 1715 : LL.D. 1724. Scholar, Mich" 1711 to L. Day 1716. Junior
fellow, L. Day 1716 to Christ" 1716. Re-elected, Jan. 27, 1721-2: senior
fellow, Mich" 1723 to L. Day 1744. Held the offices of catechist, 1723-5:
salarist, 1725-33; and Greek lecturer, 1733-5. President, 1729-37. Or-
dained deacon (Lond.) Feb. 18, 1721-2. Presented to Ashdon, Ap. 14, 1729;
but resigning it within a year, retained his fellowship. Rector of Fordham,
1743—9. Vicar of Little Horkesley, Essex. His first election, to a Perse
fellowship, was ** without any profit, but only chamber rent"; the Perse fund
being then in debt. Married Mary Sindry, of Cambridge, March 14, 1743-4.
Died, without issue, Feb. 22, 1749-50. M.I. at Horkesley. He left £100
to the college, for general purposes. There is a letter from him to Zach.
Grey in Nichols' lUuU. Vol. nr. p. 324, dated Nov, 24, 1735. See also
Lit. Anecd. ix. 789.

Parker, Thomas: son of Luke Parker, comdealer, of Bury St Edmunds. Bom
there. School, Bury, nine years, under Mr Leeds and Mr Randall. Age 18.
Admitted sizar, Ap. 7, 1711. Tutor, Mr Macro.
Scholar, Mich" 1711 to Christ" 1712.

1710—1711. 525

*Greenaway, Daniel : son of Joseph Greenaway, grocer, of Norwich. Bom
there. School, Norwich, seven years, under Mr Hoadley and Mr Pate.
Age 17. Admitted sizar, Ap. 21, 1711. Surety, Mr Amyas.

B.A. 1714-5 (6th wrangler): M.A. 1718. Junior feUow, Christ^ 1716:
senior, Mids' 1720 to L. Day 1730. Chaplain, 1717 : catechist, 1720 : salarist,
1721 : dean, 1723. Ordained deacon (Lond.) June 16, 1717. Rector of the
college living of Denver, 1728-34. Buried Jan, 11, 1734-5. M.I. at Denver.
Will proved (Norw.) 1734.

Branthwayte, Thomas: son of Arthur Branthwayte, Esq., of Norwich. Born there.
School, Norwich, seven years, under Mr Hoadley and Mr Pate. Age 17.
Admitted pensioner to the scholars* table, Ap. 24, 1711. Tutor, Mr Amyas.
Scholar, Mich' 1711 to L. Day 1712. Died at Norwich, Ap. 1, 1714.

Love, John : son of John Love, weaver, of Norwich. Bom there. School,
Norwich, seven years, under Mr Hoadley and Mr Pate. Age 17. Admitted
sizar. May 9, 1711. Tutor, Mr Amyas.

B.A. 1714-5 (13th wrangler): M.A. 1724. Scholar, Mich- 1711 to Mich-
1717. Ordained deacon (Norw.) Dec. 23, 1716; as curate of Worlington:
priest (do.) July 13, 1718. Vicar of Fordham, Cambs., 1724. Vicar of Isle-
ham, Cambs. 1725.

Wright, John : son of John Wright, clerk, of Wangford, Suflf. Bom in London.
Schools, Swafifham, Norl, three years, under Mr Ibbott; and Newport, Es&,
three years, under Mr Allen. Age 18. Admitted pensioner to the scholars'
table, May 16, 1711. Tutor, Mr Amyas.

B.A. 1714-5: M.A. 1718. Scholar, Mich" 1711 to Chrisf 1715. Or-
dained deacon (Lond.) May 27, 1716 : priest (do.) March 11, 1716-7.

Poulton, Jeremiah Francis : son of Nathaniel Poulton, clerk, of Hockwold, Norl
Bom in London. School, Hockwold, Norf., nine years, under Mr Topcliffe.
Age 18. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, May 23, 1711. Surety,
jj/Tp Sf aero

B.A. 1715-6 (Emm.). Scholar, Mids' 1711 to Mich- 1711.

♦Palgrave, William : son of William Palgrave, gent., of Pulham St Mary Magd.,
Norf. Bom there. Schools, Beccles and Woodbridge, under Mr Leeds, eight
years. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, May 28, 1711.
Tutor, Mr Macro.

M.B. 1717: M.D. 1723. Scholar, Mich- 1711 to Mich- 1716. Junior
fellow, Mich- 1716 : Senior, Mich- 1721 to Mich- 1727 (vacated by marriage) :
Rhet. pnelector, 1721-5: registrar, 1726. Physician at Ipswich. Died Sep.
14, 1742. ML at Pulham. (Blomef. v. 397.)

*Stedman, William : son of James Stedman, clothier, of Bury St Edmunds. Bom
there. School, Bury, seven years, under Mr Leeds and Mr Randall. Age 18.
Admitted sizar, June 4, 1711. Tutor, Mr Macro.

B.A. 1714-5: M.A. 1720. Scholar, Mich- 1711 to Mids' 1715. Junior
fellow, Mich- 1720 to Mich- 1723.

Thome, Francis: son of John Thome, rector of Wootton, Norf. Bom at Snet-
tidiam. Schools, Norwich, three years, under Mr Hoadley ; and Lynn, five
years, under Mr Home. Age 18. Admitted sizar, June 19, 1711. Tutor,

Scholai*, Mich- 1711 to L. Day 1712.

526 OONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Bokenham, L'Estrange : son of Thomas Bokenham, meroer, of (Tombland) Norwich.
Bom there. School, Norwich, nine years, under Mr Hoadley and Mr Pate.
Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, June 21, 1711. Surety,
Mr Macro.

B.A. 1714-5: M.A 1718. Scholar, Mich" 1711 to L. Day 1717. Or-
dained deacon (Norw.) Dec. 23, 1716; as curate of Ashby and Holverstone :
priest (do.) Dec. 22, 1717 ; as curate of Redgrave and Botesdale. Died May
11, 1719 : buried at Redgrave St Mary, Su£folk : M. L there.

Francis, John : son of Thomas Francis, attorney, of North Elmham, Nor£ Bom
there. School, WaLsingham, six years, under Mr Harding. Age 16. Ad-
mitted sizar, July 3, 1711. Tutor, Mr Amyas.

B.A. 1714-5. Scholar, Mich' 1711 to Mich- 1717. Ordained deacon
(Norw.) March 9, 1717-8; as Curate of Tittleshall : priest (do.) Dec. 20,
1719. Probably rector of Billingford and Brisley, Norf., 1727-42. Will
of John Francis, clerk, of Norwich, proved (Norw. archd. C.) 1749.

Dennis, William: son of Valentine Dennis, gent., of Glandford, Norf. Bom at
Blakeney. School, Holt, six years, under Mr Reynolds. Age 17. Admitted
sizar, Sep. 21, 1711. Tutor, Mr Macro.
Mich- 1711 to Mich- 1713.

MiCH« 1711— MiCH» 1712.

Rice, Henry : son of Henry Rice, rector of Cockthorpe, Norf. Bom at Warham,
Norf. Private tuition at home, three years : then at Holt, four years, under
Mr Reynolds. Age 19. Admitted sizar, Oct. 9, 1711. Tutor, Mr Macra

B.A. 1715-6. Scholar, Mich- 1711 to Mich- 1716. Ordained deacon
(Norw.) Dec. 23, 1716; as curate of East Barsham: priest (do.) March 9,
1717-8 ; as curate of CoUdrk. Rector of Beetley, Norf., 1722-71. Rector of
FoulshMn, 1743-71. Died Feb. 2, 1771 : M.I. at Foulsham.

Gipps, John Giles : son of Sir Richard Gipps, knight (formerly of the college ;
1675) of Great Whelnetham, Suff. Bom there. School, Bury, four years,
under Mr Reynolds and Mr Randall. Age 18. Admitted pensioner to the
scholars' table, Dec. 17, 1711. Tutor, Mr Macro.

B.A. 1715-6. Scholar, Mich- 1712 to Mich- 1716. Ordained deacon
(Ely) June 16, 1717 : priest (Norw.) July 13, 1718 ; as curate of Hartest and
Boxsted. Rector of Brockley, Suff., 1726-34. Rector of Chevington, 1727-
34. Married Sarah Steward, of Whepstead, Oct. 2, 1727. Buried at Great
Whelnetham.

*Breese, John : son of Thomas Breese, gent., of Elveden, Suff. Bom at Bamham,
Norf. At a private school, at Pepper Harrow, Surr., three years, under Mr
Houldsworth. Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, Ap. 3,
1712. Tutor, Mr Amyas.

B.A. 1716-7 : M.A. 1720. Scholar, L. Day 1713 to Mids' 1719. Junior
fellow, Mids' 1719 : senior, L. Day 1721 to L. Day 1729. Catechist, 1721-3 :
dean, 1723-6: steward, 1727. Ordained deacon (Lond^ June 12, 1720:
priest (do.) Feb. 18, 1721-2. Married Alice, daughter of Samuel Oilman (of
1695). RectorofHingham 1728-50, and Bixton, Norf., 1731-50. Died July
4, 1750. M. I. at Hingham. Administration in Norf. archd. 0.

Lamerton, William : B.A. of Exeter Coll., Oxford. Bom at Marhamchurch, Com-
walL Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, June 26, 1712. Surety,
Dr Gooch.

1712. 527

B.A. (Oxf.) 1687 : M.A, (Camb.) 1712. Vicar of Alveley, Essex, 1698.
Rector of Fishboume, Sussex, to 1713. Rector of Bedhampton, Hants., 1713-
32. Buried there, Dec. 5, 1732.

Groome, Thomas: son of Thomas Groome, rector of Bumham Deepdale, Norf.
Bom there. School, Holt, seven years, under Mr Reynolds. Age 17. Ad-
mitted sizar, June 16, 1712. Tutor, Mr Newhouse.

B.A 1715-6 : M.A 1725. Scholar, Mich- 1712 to Mich- 1718. Ordained
deacon (Norw.) June 12, 1720 : priest (do.) May 20, 1722 ; as curate of Sporle.
Rector of Bumham Norton, 1724-9 : of B. Ulph, 1724-42 : of B. Westgate,
1724-42 : and of B. Overy, 1742. Rector of Ingoldisthorpe, 1736-42. Rector
of Tittleshall, 1739-42. Chaplain to Lady Clifford.

Copeman, Francis : son of Samuel Copeman, weaver, of Edgefield, Norf. Bom at
Sharrington (* Charenton '). School, Holt, seven years, under Mr Reynolds.
Age 19. Admitted sizar, June 16, 1712. Tutor, Mr Newhouse.

B.A. 1715-6. Ordained deacon (Ely) June 16, 1717 : priest (Norw.) July
13, 1718; as curate of Ditchingham, Norf. Rector of Bassingham, and
Gresham, Norf., 1732. Died June 10, 1758. M L at Gresham. Will proved
(Norw. archd. C.) 1758 : "of Holf*

*Fowle, Thomas: son of John Fowle, Esq., of Broome, Norf. Bom at Great
Melton. School, Norwich^ four years, under Mr Pate. Age 16. Admitted
pensioner to the scholars' table, July 5, 1712. Tutor. Mr Amyas.

LL.B. 1718: LL.D. 1727. Scholar, Mich- 1712 to Mich- 1717. Junior
fellow, Mids' 1719 to L. Day 1722. Commissary to the Dean and Chapter of
Norwich, and to the Archdeacon of Norfolk, 1731.

French, Richard : son of Robert French, gent., of Hempnall, Norf. Bom there.
School, Norwich, eight years, under Mr Pate. Age 17. Admitted pensioner
to the scholars' table, July 5, 1712. Tutor, Mr Amjaa.

B.A 1716-7 : MA 1734. Scholar, Mich- 1712 to Mids' 1718. Ordained
deacon (Lond.) June 8, 1718 : priest (Peterb., l.d. from Norw.) Sep. 20, 1719,
as curate of Dunston, and Intwood. Rector of Bergh Apton, Norf., 1719-65.
Chaplain to Sir Robert Walpole.

Shuckford, Samuel : son of Samuel Shuckford, gent., of Palgrave, Suff. Bom in
Norwich. Schools, Norwich, one year, under Mr Hoadley ; and Botesdale,
three years, under Mr Maboume. Age 18. Admitted sizar, July 8, 1712.
Tutor, Mr Macro.

B.A 1716-7: MA. 1720: D.D. (Lambeth). Scholar, Mich- 1712 to
Mich- 1719. Ordained deacon (Lond.) June 16, 1717 : priest (Norw.) Oct. 28,
1718. Vicar of Seething and Mundham, Norf., 1713-46. Rector of Hard-
wick, Norf., 1718-46; and of Shelton, 1722-46. Rector of All Hallows,
Lombard St., 1746. Canon of Canterbury, 1738. Chaplain in ordinary
to George II. Died July 14, 1754 : buried in Canterbury Cathedral
Author : The Sacred and Profane History of the World, 1731-7 : republished,
1810, 1858. The Use of a Liturgy, 1753. The Creation and Fall of Man,
1753: Ac.

^Atkinson, John : son of John Atkinson, alderman of Norwich. Bom there.
Schools, Reepham, a year and a half, under Mr Robinson ; and Norwich, five
years, under Mr Pate. Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table,
July 31, 1712. Tutor, Mr Amyas.

LL.B. 1718. Scholar, Mich- 1712 to L. Day 1718. Junior fellow, Mids'
1720 to Mich- 1735. Admitted at the Middle Temple, Dec. 22, 1719.

528 OONYILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE.

Oallant, Thomas : son of Henry Ckillant, clothier, of Aldeburgh, Norl Bom thero.
School, Aylsham, four years, under Mr Wrench. Age 17. Admitted sizar,
Sep. 13, 1712. Tutor, Mr Macro.

B.A. 1716-7 (24th wrangler) : M.A. 1721. Scholar, Mich- 1712 to Mich"
1718. Ordained deacon (Winch.) June 16, 1717 : priest (Ely) March 13,
1719-20. Rector of Matlask, Norf., 1719-41 : of BHckling, 1732-61 : and of
Burgh by Aylsham, 1741-61. Married, at Burgh, Feb. 23, 1735-6, Dye
Jewell, of Aylsham. Buried at BHckling, Nov. 20, 1761. Will proved (Norw.
archd. C.) 1762 : "of Aylsham."

Mich* 1712— Mich* 1713.

Spelman, Mundeford : son of Mundeford Spelman, Esq., of Narburgh, Norf. Bom
there. School, Eton, seven years, under Mr Newborough. Age 17. Admitted
pensioner to the scholars' table, Nov. 10, 1712. Tutor, Mr Amyas.

Scholar, Mich* 1712 to L. Day 1714. Admitted at the Middle Temple,
Jan. 26, 1712. Migrated to Oxford ; where he matriculated at Oriel, Feb. 11,
1715-6. B.A. (0x1) 1718 : M.A. 1723. Ordained deacon (Norw.) Ju. 12,
1720 : priest (do.) Sep. 25, 1720. Vicar of Orostwick, 1720-36 : rector of
Sloley, 1720. Vicar of Narburgh, and of Narford, Norf., 1736. Died March
25, 1751. Will proved (Norw.) 1751. Brother of John, 1710; and Henry,
1718.

Byar, Lockyer : son of Lockyer Byar, citizen of Norwich. Born there. Schools,

Norwich, a year and a half, under Mr Pate ; and Reepham, four years, under

Mr Robinson. Age 17. Admitted sizar, Nov. 12, 1712. Tutor, Mr Amyas.

Scholar, Mich- 1712 to Mich- 1715. Died Oct. 15, 1728 ; aged 34. M I.

to him, and his parents, in St George's Colegate, Norwich.

Giraldus (Giraud), William Heury : son of John Giraldus, a Waldensian, of Torre
Pellice (*' Pedemontanus de Latour in Pago Lucerino "), minister of the Word
of CkKl. Bom there. Educated at home : afterwards, for a year and a half,
at Chigwell, Ess., under Mr Nobilet. Age 18. Admitted sizar, Jan. 21,
1712-3. Tutor, Mr Newhouse.

RA, 1716-7. Scholar, L. Day 1713 to L. Day 1720. Ordained deacon
(Lond.) Feb. 22, 1718-9 : priest (do.) March 13, 1719-20. Vicar of Graveney,
Kent, 1727-69. Died March 18, 1769 (Hasted, in. 21).

Britiffe, Robert : son of Robert Britiffe, Esq. (formerly of the college; 1679-80),
of Norwich. Bom at Baconsthorpe. School, Holt, under Mr Reynolds, seven
years. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, Feb. 4, 1712-3.
Tutor, Mr Macro.

Scholar, L. Day 1713 to Mich- 1714. Died without issue (Davy).

Morden, William : son of John Morden, Esq., of Great Bradley, Suff. Bom thera
Schools, Thurlow, four years, under Mr Harwood ; and Bury, four years, under
Mr Randall. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table, Feb. 4,
1 7 1 2-3. Tutor, Mr Macro.

Scholar, L. Day 1713 to Mids' 1716. Admitted at the Middle Temple,
May 11, 1716: "son and heir of John, of SuflSeld." Probably died young : not
mentioned in Davy's pedigree. Brother of Arthur, 1722 ; and Thomas, 1726.

Tiffin, William : son of Roger Tiffin, gent., of Crimplesham, Norf. Bom there.
Schools, Downham Market, two years, under Mr Robinson; and Norwich,
two years, under Mr Pate. Age 17. Admitted sizar, Feb. 11, 1712-3.
Surety, Mr Macro.

B.A. 1716-7. Scholar, L. Day 1713 to Mich" 1718. Ordained deacon
(Norw.) Sep. 21, 1718 ; as curate of Wereham and Wretton, Norf.

1712—1713. 529

Chapman, William : son of William Chapman, gent., of Weston, Norf. Bom there.
School, Norwich, six years, under Mr Pate. Age 18. Admitted sizar, March
25, 1713. Surety, Mr Amyas.

B.A. 1716-7. Scholar, L. Day 1713 to Mich" 1718. Ordained deacon
(Norw.) Dec. 22, 1717 ; as curate of Hingham : priest (do.), Sep. 21, 1718.

Martyn, John : son of Thomas Martyn, gent., of Cantley, Norf. Bom at Creeting,
Sufif. Schools, Needham Market^ five years, under Mr Brittan; euid Nor-
wich (private), four years, under Mr Nobbs. Age 18. Admitted sizar,
Ap. 9, 1713. Tutor, Mr Newhouse.

B.A. 1716-7. Scholar, L. Day 1713 to L. Day 1717. Ordained deacou
(Norw.) July 13, 1718; as curate at Yarmouth: priest (do.) June 12, 1720.
Will of John Martin, clerk, "of Cantley," proved (Norw. archd. C.) 1741.

Lambe, Edward: son of Edward Lambe, rector of Acle, Norf. Bom there.
School (private) Norwich, under Mr Nobbs. Age 18. Admitted sizar, Ap. 9,
1713. Tutor, Mr Newhouse.

B.A. 1716-7. Scholar, L. Day 1713 to Mich- 1717.

Thurlow, Thomas : son of Thomas Thurlow, rector of Wortham, Suff. Bom there.
School, Botesdale, five years, under Mr Mayboum. Age 17. Admitted sizar,
Ap. 9, 1713. Tutor, Mr Macro.

B.A. 1716-7. Scholar, L. Day 1713 to Mich" 1718. Ordained deacon
(Norw.) Oct. 28, 1718; as curate of Harkstead, Suff. Vicar of Ashfield,
Suffolk. Married Elizabeth, daughter of Robert Smith, Esq., of Ashfield.
Died 1762. Father of the Lord Chancellor.

Shorting, Thomas : son of Thomas Shorting, gent., of Morston, Norf. Bom there
(May 16, 1695). School, Walsingham, six years, under Mr Harding. Age 17.
Admitted sizar, Ap. 10, 1713. Surety, Mr Newhouse.

B.A. 1716-7 (37th aptime). Scholar, L. Day 1713 to Mich" 1718. Or-
dained deacon (Norw.) July 13, 1718; as curate of Cley. Buried at
Morston, Aug. 11, 1718. "Qui 13® die Julii in sacros ordines admissus,
27® die ejusdem mensis verbum Dei pie et eleganter illustravit. Audivit
Deus et in Sublimiora evexit...." M.I. at Morston. His father was collector
of customs at Cley, and his mother (Ann Flaxman) was half sister to Sir
aoudesley Shovell. Brother of Nathaniel, 1723.

Athill, John: son of Nathaniel Athill, attorney, of Warham, Norf. Bom at
Foulsham. School, Walsingham, six years, under Mr Harding. Age 18.
Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table. May 1, 1713. Tutor, Mr Parham.
B.A. 1716-7: M.A. 1720. Scholar, Mich" 1713 to Mich" 1720. Or-
dained deacon (Norw.) July 13, 1718 ; as curate of Morston, Norf. : priest (do.)
Dec. 20, 1719. Vicar of East and West Rudhara, Norf., 1720-40. Rector of
Stibbard, 1721. Vicar of N. Elmham, 1723. Buried at Elmham, Dec. 5, 1740.

Gelsthorpe, Robert: son of Peter Gelsthorpe (formerly of the college, 1679),
M.D., of London. Bom there. School, Charterhouse, four years, under
Mr Walker. Age 17. Admitted pensioner to the scholars' table. May 6,
1713. Tutor, Mr Macro.

M.B. 1718. Scholar, Mich" 1713 to Mich" 1715. Resided at Welwyn,
Herts. Died Jan. 8, 1731-2, aged 34. Buried, at St Andrew's, Holbom,
"with his ancestors." M.I. in Welwyn church ; erected " by one to whom he
was a kind benefactor."

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530 QONVILLE AND CAIU8 COLLEGE.

^Schaldham, Francis: son of Robert Schuldham, M.D., of Kettlestone, Norf.
Bom at Fakenbam. Scbool, Holt, six years, under Mr Reynolds. Age 16.
Admitted pensioner to tbe scbolars' table, June 4, 1713. Tutor, Mr Paiiiam.
M.B. 1719: M.D. 1725. Scholar, Mich- 1713 to Mich- 1719. Junior
fellow, Mids' 1720: senior, Mich* 1724 to his death. Living at Walsing-
ham in 1728; apparently in practice. Died Feb. 15, 1776. M.I. in Kettle-
stone church. By his will (dated Aug. 9, 1774, proved P. C. C.) he left
lands in Kettlestone to Robert Edgar, subject to the annual payment ot £10
to the college for a piece of plate to be given ''to some scholar taking his
degree of B.A., as after due examination they shall think most deserving.*'

Gameys, Richmond : son of Clere Gameys, gent., of Hedenham, Norf. Bom
there. Schools, Beccles, four years, under Mr Leeds ; and Woodbridge, two
years, under the same Mr Leeds. Age 16. Admitted pensioner to Uie
bachelors' table, June 10, 1713. Tutor, Mr Parham.

Admitted at Gray's Inn, Nov. 3, 1713. Of Hedenham, Esq. Married
Anne, daughter of William Churchman. Died without issue, 1762. (Blomef.
X. 144 ; where he is called Richard.)

St John, Francis : son of Thomas St John, gent, of East Tuddenham, Nor£ Bom
there. School, Reepham, seven years, under Mr Robinson. Age 17. Ad-
mitted sizar, June 24, 1713. Tutor, Mr Pycroft

B.A. 1716-7: M.A. 1729. Scholar, Mich- 1713 to Mich- 1718. Or-
dained deacon (Norw.) July 13, 1718; as curate of Reymerston: priest (do.),
June 12, 1720. Vicar of Reepham, 1723-56. Died Jan. 28, 1756 ; aged 62.
M.I. at Reepham. Will proved (Norw. archd. C), ''of Kerdiston," 1756.

Pake, Samuel : son of Joseph Pake, surgeon, of Lowestoft. Previously at Clare
ColL; where he graduated M.B. Admitted fellow-commoner. Tutor, Mr
Macro.

M.B. (Clare) 1706. M.D. (Caius) 1713. Practised physic at Bury St
Edmunds. Married, Nov. 9, 1723, Penelope, daughter of Sir Robert Davers.
M.I. to her, who died 1725, at Rushbrooke.

^Macro, Ralph : son of Thomas Macro, Esq., of Bury St Edmunds. Bom there.
School, Bury, seven years, under Mr Leeds and Mr Randall Age 16. Ad-
mitted pensioner to the scholars' table, July 7, 1713. Tutor, Mr Macro.

B.A. 1716-7 (9th wrangler): M.A. 1720: D.D. Ap. 25, 1728. Scholar,
Mich- 1713 to Mids' 1719. Junior feUow, Mids' 1719 to Mich- 1728. Ordained
deacon (Line.) June 12, 1720: priest (do.), March 8, 1720-1. Preacher at
the Rolls Chapel. Chaplain to the king, 1727. Died at Bath, Oct. 19, 1728.
Buried in the Abbey Church. Doubtless the same who devised his share
of Will's Coffee House to his sister in 1728, who gave it to her brother
Thomas (of 1700). The writer in St^f Arch. (Vol. in. 378) considers, un-
necessarily, that the dates are not consbtent with this.

Verdon, John : son of John Verdon, husbandman, of Methwold, Norf. Bora at
FeltwelL Schools, Wymondham, five years, under Mr Clarke ; and Norwich,
three years, under Mr Pate. Age 19. Admitted sizar, July 7, 1713. Tutor,
Mr Macro.

B.A. 1716-7. Scholar, Mich- 1713 to Mich- 1717. Oidained deacon (Ely)
June 16, 1717: priest (Norw.), July 13, 1718 ; as curate of Tottington. Vicar
of Tottington, Norf., 1724 to about 1750 : he held it by sequestmtion.

1713. 531

Francklin, Edward : son of John Francklin, rector of Qressenhall, Norf. (f formerly
of the college, 1682). Bom at Milehcun. School, Wisbech, three years, under
Mr Carter. Age 15. Admitted sizar, July 7, 1713. Tutor, Mr Parham.

B.A. 1717-8: M.A. 1731. Scholar, Mich- 1713 to Mich- 1718. Or-
dained deacon (Ely) June 4, 1721 : priest (Norw.) June 29, 1723, as curate of
Raynham, Nor£ Rector of Raynham, St Mary and St Margaret, 1730 ; and
of Toftrees, 1732-66.

Brundish, Benjamin : son of John Brundish, rector of Whelnetham, Suff. Born
there. School, Buiy, seven years, under Mr BandalL Age 17. Admitted
sizar, Aug. 10, 1713. Tutor, Mr Macro.

B.A, 1717-8. Scholar, Mich- 1713 to Mich- 1718. Ordained deacon
(Norw.) Sep. 21, 1718; as curate of Bradfield St Cbure; priest (Ely) March
13, 1719-20. Rector of Wyverstone, Suff., 1721. Died 1739. Brother of
Thomas, 1706 ; and John, 1719.

Harvey, William : son of Robert Harvey, gent., of Crimplesham, Norf. Bom at
Eieechamwell. School, Norwich, three years, under Mr Pate. Age 18.
Admitted sizar, Sep. H, 1713. Surety, Mr Macra

B.A. 1717-8 : M.A. 1726. Scholar, Mich- 1713 to Mich- 17ia Ordained
deacon (Norw.) July 13, 1718; as curate of Cockley Cley: priest (do.) June
12, 1720; as curate of Cressingham. Rector of W. Winch, 1732-87; and of
Fincham, 1745-87. Vicar of Crimplesham, 1735-85. Married (1) Elizabeth,
daughter of Thomas Vincent, of Crimplesham ; (2) Martha, widow of Joseph
Forby, his predecessor at Fincham : she presented him to the living. Buried
at Crimplesham, 1786 ; aged 93.

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