The documents in this volume illustrate the state of the Church in the days of Queen Elizabeth 2 and James 1 & 6. There are entries in the 22 documents for the vast and unwieldy diocese comprising the counties of Lincoln, Leicester, Bedford, Buckingham, Huntingdon, & part of Hertford,. At this time the bishop’s principal place of residence was the manor of Buckden in Huntingdonshire. The documents cover the period from 1571 to 1607 spanning the episcopates of Bishops Cooper (1571-1607), Wickham (1584-1595) and Chaderton (1595-1608).. The missing documents for this period are described in the Introduction.
Adapted from the Introduction
Adapted from the Introduction
Volume 23 The State of the Church in the Reigns of Elizabeth and James I, as illustrated by documents relating to the Diocese of Lincoln Volume I
Editor C.W. Foster, M.A., F.S.A. Canon of Lincoln and Vicar of Timberland
Date For the years ending 30th September, 1924 and 30th September, 1925 corrected by a pasted in errata slip stating: For September, 1924 read September, 1925 and For September, 1925 read September, 1926
Publication Date 1926
Size 255 x 155 mm
Language The English text uses the original spelling set in a modern typeface.
Printer W.K. Morton & Sons, Horncastle
Content Publications of the Society, 1 page
Contents, 4 pages
Preface, 1 page
Abbreviations, 4 pages
Addenda et Corrigenda, 3 pages
Introduction, 84 pages
List No. I: The Names of “The Better Sort” of Ministers, who were required to contribute for the provision of Light Horse for Ireland, A.D. 1601-2, 5 pages
List No. II: Nonconforming Ministers, 31 pages
Index to the Introduction: Persons and Places, 16 pages
Clerical Subsidy Rolls, 439 pages
Statistics, 23 pages
Appendix I: [Liber Cleri, A.D. 1585], 4 pages
Appendix II: [A Brief of Grievances April 1606], 2 pages
Index of Persons and Places, 85 pages
Description The documents in this volume illustrate the state of the Church in the days of Queen Elizabeth 2 and James 1 & 6. There are entries in the 22 documents for the vast and unwieldy diocese comprising the counties of Lincoln, Leicester, Bedford, Buckingham, Huntingdon, & part of Hertford,. At this time the bishop’s principal place of residence was the manor of Buckden in Huntingdonshire. The documents cover the period from 1571 to 1607 spanning the episcopates of Bishops Cooper (1571-1607), Wickham (1584-1595) and Chaderton (1595-1608).. The missing documents for this period are described in the Introduction.
Adapted from the Introduction
Editor C.W. Foster, M.A., F.S.A. Canon of Lincoln and Vicar of Timberland
Date For the years ending 30th September, 1924 and 30th September, 1925 corrected by a pasted in errata slip stating: For September, 1924 read September, 1925 and For September, 1925 read September, 1926
Publication Date 1926
Size 255 x 155 mm
Language The English text uses the original spelling set in a modern typeface.
Printer W.K. Morton & Sons, Horncastle
Content Publications of the Society, 1 page
Contents, 4 pages
Preface, 1 page
Abbreviations, 4 pages
Addenda et Corrigenda, 3 pages
Introduction, 84 pages
List No. I: The Names of “The Better Sort” of Ministers, who were required to contribute for the provision of Light Horse for Ireland, A.D. 1601-2, 5 pages
List No. II: Nonconforming Ministers, 31 pages
Index to the Introduction: Persons and Places, 16 pages
Clerical Subsidy Rolls, 439 pages
Statistics, 23 pages
Appendix I: [Liber Cleri, A.D. 1585], 4 pages
Appendix II: [A Brief of Grievances April 1606], 2 pages
Index of Persons and Places, 85 pages
Description The documents in this volume illustrate the state of the Church in the days of Queen Elizabeth 2 and James 1 & 6. There are entries in the 22 documents for the vast and unwieldy diocese comprising the counties of Lincoln, Leicester, Bedford, Buckingham, Huntingdon, & part of Hertford,. At this time the bishop’s principal place of residence was the manor of Buckden in Huntingdonshire. The documents cover the period from 1571 to 1607 spanning the episcopates of Bishops Cooper (1571-1607), Wickham (1584-1595) and Chaderton (1595-1608).. The missing documents for this period are described in the Introduction.
Adapted from the Introduction