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... died April 1501 , and was buried in Salisbury cathedral . founded a chapel at Sherborne and was a benefactor to King's college , and author of Examinatorium in Phædonem Pla- tonis , MS . Addit . 10 , 344. Arms : G. 2 greyhounds rampant ...
... died April 1501 , and was buried in Salisbury cathedral . founded a chapel at Sherborne and was a benefactor to King's college , and author of Examinatorium in Phædonem Pla- tonis , MS . Addit . 10 , 344. Arms : G. 2 greyhounds rampant ...
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... died at Lambeth 15 Feb. 1502-3 , and was buried with great pomp in the midst of the martyrdom in his cathedral church under a marble tomb adorned with brass plates . He is re- garded as an eminent benefactor to the see of Bangor , built ...
... died at Lambeth 15 Feb. 1502-3 , and was buried with great pomp in the midst of the martyrdom in his cathedral church under a marble tomb adorned with brass plates . He is re- garded as an eminent benefactor to the see of Bangor , built ...
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... died about 1503 . Stevenson's Supp . to Bentham's Ely . SIR ROGER ORMSTON , knt . , who seems to have died about the beginning of 1504 , was high - steward of the uni- versity . It is probable he held some office in the court of Henry ...
... died about 1503 . Stevenson's Supp . to Bentham's Ely . SIR ROGER ORMSTON , knt . , who seems to have died about the beginning of 1504 , was high - steward of the uni- versity . It is probable he held some office in the court of Henry ...
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... died about 1504 . MS . Baker , xxiv . 3-28 . Warton's Hist . Eng . Poet . ii . 553 . JOHN MORDAUNT , son and heir of William Mordaunt and Margaret [ Pec ] his wife , had succeeded to his paternal inheritance in 1481 , at which time his ...
... died about 1504 . MS . Baker , xxiv . 3-28 . Warton's Hist . Eng . Poet . ii . 553 . JOHN MORDAUNT , son and heir of William Mordaunt and Margaret [ Pec ] his wife , had succeeded to his paternal inheritance in 1481 , at which time his ...
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... died 17 Oct. 1505 , being it is said under forty years of age , and was buried with Joan his wife in the church of Finchley . He left a large estate to his two daughters , of whom Elah the elder was married to sir John Spelman , justice ...
... died 17 Oct. 1505 , being it is said under forty years of age , and was buried with Joan his wife in the church of Finchley . He left a large estate to his two daughters , of whom Elah the elder was married to sir John Spelman , justice ...
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