[1922] Le Neve, Fasti, I, 54.
[1923] Wood, Fasti, 108; Strype, Mem. II, i. 40; Tanner, Bibl. 327.
[1924] Rymer, Foed. XV, 350.
[1925] Strype, Mem. III, ii. 120, who gives 1558 as the date. Burnet puts this commission in 1557; Reformation, Vol. III, Part i, p. 502.
[1926] Tanner, Bibl. 327: Hugh’s successor at Harlington was instituted on Jan. 17, 1558/9; Newcourt, ut supra.
[1927] Reg. I. 8, fol. 37. Henry Strensham was rector of St. George’s, Botolph Lane, London, from 1541-4; Newcourt, Repertorium.
[1928] Chapter House Books, A 3⁄11, p. 62.
[1929] Chapter House Books, A 3⁄11, pp. 2, 62; Cal. of State Papers, Vol. VII, No. 1607. Cf. Gasquet, I, 191-2.
[1930] Chapter House Books, A 3⁄11, p. 62; Newcourt, Repert. I, 624.
[1931] Chapter House Books, A 3⁄11. One Thomas Cappes was priest of St. Mary Magdalen, Old Fish Street, London, in 1540, and got into trouble for his Protestant tendencies; Strype, Eccles. Memorials, I, p. 566; he is not mentioned in Newcourt’s Repert. I, 453.