Collectanea. Third series / edited by Montagu Burrows.

Date:
1896
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Credit: Collectanea. Third series / edited by Montagu Burrows. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    16. Robert Ebchester, S.T.P., c. 1464-e. 1476. Prior of Durham 1478-84; buried in the Cathedral. 16. William Law, S.T.B., c. 1478-c. 1481. Bursar 1464-72. 17. John Aukland, S.T.P., c. 1481-1484. Bursar 1459-64; Master of Wearmouth 1466-70; Prior of Durham 1484-94; buried in the Cathedral. 18. Thomas Rowland, S.T.B., 1484-1487. Bursar c. 1478-c. 1482. 19. Thomas Castell, S.T.P., 1487-1494. Bursar 1484-5 ; Prior of Durham 1494-1519; rebuilt the East gate of the Abbey, St. Helen’s Chapel, &c.; buried in the Cathedral. 20. William Cawthorne, S.T.P., 1494-c. 1601. Bursar 1484-5 ; Prior of Holy Island in 1501; Prior of Finchale 1506- c. 1520. 21. Thomas Swalwell, S.T.P., e. 1601. Took his D.D. degree in 1501 as Gardianus of Durham College (Wood, Fasti 7); Almoner at Durham in 1515. 22. P Thomas Castell, S.T.P., c. 1611. One of this name took the D.D. degree in 1511 as Gardianus of Durham College. This may be the late warden ; but Wood (who did not know however that Prior Castell was once Warden of the College) thinks that there were two Durham monks of the same name (Fasti 30, 34, 38). 23. Hugh Whitehead, S.T.P., 1612-e. 1619. Commissary of the Chancellor of the University in 1514; last Prior of Durham 1519-40; first Dean of Durham 1541-48 ; built the Prior’s Hall at Pittington; died in London Nov. 1551, and was buried in the Minories Church near the Tower (Wood, Fasti 38, and note). 24. Edward Hyndmer (Henmarsh) S.T.P., c. 1627-1641. First prebendary of the first stall in the new foundation of Durham Cathedral ; died 1543. 26. George Clyff, S.T.B., 1641-1642. Senior Fellow in 1540 ; third prebendary of the twelfth stall at Durham, 1558 ; Vicar of Billingham 1560-5 and 1584-95 ; Rector of Brancepeth 1571-84; died 1595 (Hutchinson’s Durham, ii. 214). ? Another Edward H3mdmer, or Hindmarsh, a native of Westmoreland, was Scholar of Trinity College, 1561, and Fellow 1568-76. From a legacy left by him m 1608 the old library was refitted with bookcases (still existing) in 1625. Several other Durham names, e. g. that of my kinsman, Marmaduke Blakiston (Apr., 1579)? occur in the early lists of Trinity Commoners,