Esquire of Beoley, Worcestershire, and Weston House in Long Compton, Warwickshire. Justice of the Peace and Sheriff for Worcestershire. Knight of the Shire for Worcestershire, 1563.
In his will, he reaffirmed his faith, ‘I do protest to live, and by God’s grace and assistance, do hope to die in the unity of the Catholic church, and to become a member of His church triumphant forever’.
In his will, he reaffirmed his faith, ‘I do protest to live, and by God’s grace and assistance, do hope to die in the unity of the Catholic church, and to become a member of His church triumphant forever’.
Esquire of Beoley, Worcestershire, and Weston House in Long Compton, Warwickshire. Justice of the Peace and Sheriff for Worcestershire. Knight of the Shire for Worcestershire, 1563.
In his will, he reaffirmed his faith, ‘I do protest to live, and by God’s grace and assistance, do hope to die in the unity of the Catholic church, and to become a member of His church triumphant forever’.
In his will, he reaffirmed his faith, ‘I do protest to live, and by God’s grace and assistance, do hope to die in the unity of the Catholic church, and to become a member of His church triumphant forever’.
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