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BISHOPS.
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1309
3 Edw. II.

Anian Seys[1], dean of Bangor and archdeacon of Anglesey, received the royal assent to his election 5th Aug. 1309[2], and his temporalities[3] 7th Sept. He was confirmed xiv Cal. Oct. (18th Sept.)[4], and consecrated 9th Nov. in the same year[5]. He died 26th Jan, 1327—8, and was buried in Bangor cathedral[6].

A license to elect a bishop in the room of Anian issued 13th Feb. 1327—8[7], in pursuance of which

1328
2 [?] Edw. III.

Matthew de Englefeld was chosen 28th Feb. 1327—8[8] received the royal assent to his election 23rd March[9] was confirmed 24th April[10], obtained the temporalities on the 30th of that month[11] and was consecrated on Sunday 12th June following[12]. He died 25th April 1357.

1357
1 Ed.III.

Thomas de Ringstede, S.T.D., was provided to this see 21st Aug. 1357, and received the spiritualities 15th Nov[13]. He died at Shrewsbury in the monastery of the Friars Preachers 8th Jan. 1365—6[14], and was buried in their house in London[14]. His will is dated 3rd Dec. 1365[15], and was proved v Id. Feb. 1365—6.

1367
1 Ed.III.

Gervase de Castbo, S.T.D., was appointed to this see by Urban III 11th Dec. 1366; received the spiritualities 16th Feb. 1366-7; and, having been
  1. Godwin makes Ludovicus succeed Griffin in 1320, but he is clearly in error.
  2. Pat. 3 Edw. II. m. 40.
  3. Ibid. m. 35.
  4. Reg. Winchels.
  5. Reg. Cantuar.
  6. "In quodam muro inter chorum et magnum altare." Reg. Cantuar.
  7. Pat. 2 Edw. III. p. I. m. 33.
  8. Die Veneris proxime post festum S. Matthiæ 1327—8. Reg. Cantuar.
  9. Pat. 2 Edw. III. p. 1. m. 14.
  10. Ibid. m. 11. Reg. R. prioris Cantuar.
  11. He did fealty to the King 30th April. Claus. 2 Edw. III. m. 19.
  12. In crastino Sancti Barnabae 1328. Reg. Cantuar. Reg. Drokensf.
  13. xvii Cal. Dec. 1357. Reg. Islip. fol. 218.
  14. 14.0 14.1 vi Id. Jan. 1365—6 in domo Fratrum Preedicatorum apud Salop. (Reg. Islip, fol. 245.) Elias de Roudon was custos of the spiritualities on the Nones of Feb. (5th) 1365—6, and they were taken into the hands of the archbishop iv Non. Maii (4th) 1366. Reg. Cantuar.
  15. Reg. Islip. fol. 245 b.

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