by Jill Blackwell Hughes, BA Thesis submitted to the University of ...

Coventry to induct, or cause to be inducted, John
de Peperinge, clerk, or his proctor, in custody of
sequestrated church of Brinklow (Brinkelowe),
until he is ordained to the order of acolyte when
he should return to receive institution; patrons,
prior and cony. of Kenilworth (Kenilleworth).
615 1 May 1309. Letters dimissory to John de
Pepering', presented to church of Brinklow
(Brinkelowe), to receive all minor orders and the
order of subd. by whatsoever Catholic bp. of the
realm of England (Anglie), notwithstanding that he
will not obtain another title except only the
custody of the bp. 's sequestration in the said
benefice, provided that another canon will not
obstruct.
616 9 May 1309, London. Institution of John de
Peperinge, acolyte, to church of Brinklow
(Brinkelowe), vac. by resig. Of M. William Celet,
the last rector, on Friday the feast of All Saints
last (1 November 1308]; patrons, prior and cony.
of Kenilworth (Kenilleworth). Ind.: archd. of
Coventry. Letters dimissory to receive the order
of subd. (Half a mark for the fee. )
617 27 March 1310, Solihull. Licence to John de
Peperinge, rector of church of Brinklow
(Brinkelowe), to study for two years within the
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