Memorials of a Warwickshire Family
Memorials of a Warwickshire Family
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feoffees (Sir Thomas Leigh, Kte. and Baronet, and Mr. Roger Fielding, now Sir Roger, excepted) are since dead . . . your peticoners and the in- habitants of Rugby, consisting of nyne score familys (according to their accustomed right) made choyce of one Edward Clarke, M^. of Arts; and the neighbog. townes who are to have benefit as well as yor. peticoners by the said Schoole well knowing him, gave their hands for him . . . unto yor. Honor and Sir Thomas Leigh and the heires of the said feoffees... . . • to admit and approve of the said Clarke to have the place after Mr. Greene. . . • * Notwithstanding all wch. the said Sr. Roger of himself opposing them all, came to Rugby . . . and endeavoured to place one in opposition to this KING'S NEWNHAM 91 towne of Rugby and townes adjacent ; & all the Honori^i® and noble persons interested therein . • .
did labor to bring in one Mr. Pierce against all their likenings for whose benefit the said schoole was principally founded . . • and for that the said Pierce was poor and hadd many children, who might charge the towne and hadd a benefice .
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feoffees (Sir Thomas Leigh, Kte. and Baronet, and Mr. Roger Fielding, now Sir Roger, excepted) are since dead . . . your peticoners and the in- habitants of Rugby, consisting of nyne score familys (according to their accustomed right) made choyce of one Edward Clarke, M^. of Arts; and the neighbog. townes who are to have benefit as well as yor. peticoners by the said Schoole well knowing him, gave their hands for him . . . unto yor. Honor and Sir Thomas Leigh and the heires of the said feoffees... . . • to admit and approve of the said Clarke to have the place after Mr. Greene. . . • * Notwithstanding all wch. the said Sr. Roger of himself opposing them all, came to Rugby . . . and endeavoured to place one in opposition to this KING'S NEWNHAM 91 towne of Rugby and townes adjacent ; & all the Honori^i® and noble persons interested therein . • .
did labor to bring in one Mr. Pierce against all their likenings for whose benefit the said schoole was principally founded . . • and for that the said Pierce was poor and hadd many children, who might charge the towne and hadd a benefice .
What to read after Memorials of a Warwickshire Family?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Boughton-Leigh, Bridgeman George Fanshawe Cotterell Ward to read onlineMoreLess
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