Rev. William Squire naroz. bl. 1520 † bl. 1567

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bl. 1520 naroz.:

bl. 1563 narozeniny dítěte: Charlton Mackrell, England, ♂ Henry Squire [Squire] naroz. bl. 1563

bl. 1567 úmrtí:

Poznámky

Rev. William Squire, born as early as 1520, was rector of Charlton Mackrell, Somersetshire, as early as 1545, as appears by the will of Rev. George Levermore, vicar of Charlton Adams, dated 21 Sep. 1545, proved 11 Dec. 1545, which left certain goods to "William Squyre, parson of Charlton Macarell." (Wells Probate Registry, vol. 12, p. 104.) During the reign of "Bloody Mary" (1553-1558) a list was made of all the married clergy in England, and they were ordered to divorce their wives to conform to the Roman Catholic law of clerical celibacy. At the annual ecclesiastical visitation of Charlton Mackrell in 1554, the church wardens presented that "William Squyer was marryed and doth mynister ageyne, not separated." He is not mentioned in Weaver's "Somerset Incumbents," in which the roll for Charlton Mackrell is imperfect from 1503. But he probably died in 1567, as on 15 Sept. 1657, John Sprynt was inducted to the rectory of Charlton Mackrell, "made vacant by the death of the last incumbent."

"Henry Adams Genealogy"

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