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Prebendaries
Kilsby

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Joyce M. Horn & David M. Smith

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1999

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'Prebendaries: Kilsby', Fasti Ecclesiae Anglicanae 1541-1857: volume 9: Lincoln diocese (1999), pp. 74-75. URL: http://british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=35189 Date accessed: 19 May 2013. Add to my bookshelf


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PREBENDARIES OF KILSBY

Preb. valued 3 Sept. 1535 at £14 0s 0d (Valor IV 341).

William Woodward 1514-1542.

Instal. 20 May 1514 (A/3/3 f. 63v). D. 14 July x 15 Oct. 1542 (P.R.O., PROB 11/29, PCC 11 Spert; Reg. XXVII f. 15v).

John Longland B.A.1542-1554.

Coll. 15 Oct. 1542 (Reg. XXVII f. 15v). Instal. by proxy 5 Nov. (CA 1536-47 p. 71). Depriv. by 23 May 1554 as married (fn. 1) (cf. CA 1547-59 p. 107).

William Cook 1554-1559.

Pres. by Sir William Petre, one of the principal secretaries of Queen Mary, patron hac vice by reason of gr. of next pres. made 6 Oct. 1553 by Bp. Taylor; instit. n.d. 1554 (Reg. XXVIII f. 28v; cf. CA 1547-59 p. 100). Compounded for first-fruits 4 May 1554 (P.R.O., E 334/4 f. 142v). Instal. by proxy 23 May (CA 1547-59 p. 107). Occ. Sept. 1559 (Bj/3/6 f. 73v), and probably depriv. soon after this.

John Longland B.A. (again)1560-1589.

Restored; occ. Sept. 1560 (Bj/3/6 f. 88v). D. by 7 Nov. 1589 (burial, Tingewick, Bucks.) (Lipscomb, Hist. Bucks. III 124; A/3/7 f. 108), and presumably by 2 Nov. (P.R.O., E 331/Lincoln 1).

John Bill B.D.1589-1622.

Coll. 2 Nov. 1589 (fn. 1) (P.R.O., E 331/Lincoln 1). Instal. by proxy 8 March 1590 (A/3/7 f. 110). D. 12 March x 19 Apr. 1622 (P.R.O., PROB 11/139, PCC 33 Savile).

John Rudyard M.A.1622-?

Coll. 13 Apr. 1622 (P.R.O., E 331/Lincoln 6).

Paul Hood D.D.1630-1637.

Instal. by proxy 6 Dec. 1630 (A/3/9 f. 173). Occ. 8 Aug. 1634 (Add. Reg. 3 f. 186). Preb. of Kilsby re-annexed (fn. 1) to the precentorship 1637 (cf. Cal. S.P. Dom. 1637-8 p. 61).

[John Whiston M.A. 1660.]

Pres. by king 17 Sept. 1660 (P.R.O., C 66/2919; Dj/25/2/9). Instal. by proxy 1 Nov. (A/3/9 f. 213v). Ineffective, as precentor gained possession.

On the d, of Precentor Richard Pretyman in 1866, the preb. of Kilsby was separated from the precentorship and a new coll. made 31 Jan. 1873 (Reg. XLI p. 383).

Footnotes

1. See note to Matthew Parker, under Deans of Lincoln.
1. It appears that the gr. of next pres. made by Bp. Cooper 23 Sept. 1576 to John and Thomas Okeley of Kilsby, gentlemen (P.D. 1576/34) was ineffective.
1. It had earlier been annexed to the precentorship from 1379 (Lamb., Reg. Sudbury ff. 63v-64; C.P.R. 1377-81 p. 354) to 1501, when a separate coll. was made to Kilsby (Reg. XXIII f. 18).