Lateran Regesta 147: 3 Kal. Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1548–1549, p. 394. A grant to feoffees could both aid in tax avoidance and give the donor considerably greater freedom in disposing of his property. St Mary Magdalene's Church is in the village of Battlefield, Shropshire, England. Gaydon, Pugh (eds.). [71] He was Vicar of St Alkmund's Church, Shrewsbury; Rector of St Dionis Backchurch, London; Rector of Upton Magna and Withington, Shropshire; Prebendary at St Chad's Church, Shrewsbury; Prebendary of Wellington in Lichfield Cathedral;[72] Dean of St Mary's College, Shrewsbury;[73] Archdeacon of Salop;[74] Archdeacon of Stafford. Although the 1406 grant asserts that Hateley Field was the scene of the battle between and the king and Henry Percy, Philip Morgan, in a 600th-anniversary lecture, reminds us that "the battle had been fought across the open fields of three adjacent townships which also lay within at least two parishes of the nearby town. [89] It seems that Ive was not always quick to find clergy for the appropriated chapels and churches. (f. Today it is a redundant Anglican church. November 22, 1986 However, the certificate for St Chad's Church, Shrewsbury, where he held a prebend worth 7s. Many thanks to him. The Book: Playing the Percentages in Baseball. Name Employer Position Salary Year Fernand Labelle Ontario Provincial Police Commander $205,893 [14] In 1535, when Albright Hussey had been effectively absorbed into Battlefield chapel, it brought in only 20 shillings per year. The following is a list of known masters or wardens of Battlefield College, based on that in the Victoria County History[109], An act of 1545 gave all colleges, free chapels and chantries to the king and commissioners were sent to inspect and report on them, issuing a certificate afterwards. Our reasoning for presenting offensive logos. In concert with Richard Trevor, both said to be London gentlemen, he bid for the Battlefield College properties. By far the largest single contribution was a payment of £31 16s. Edward IV noted that the chantry was for his own "safe condition" (presumably as it was for the successors of Henry IV) and permitted the third master, Roger Philips, to send out his proctor, Thomas Brown, on a fund-raising mission across Staffordshire, Derbyshire and Warwickshire. For service before 1845, when registers of Merchant Navy To access the records in this section you will either need to visit us or, where you can identify a specific document reference, order a copy (£). Colleges of secular canons: Battlefield, St Mary Magdalen, note anchor 51. "[29] It suited Ive, Hussey and the king alike that the new foundation should appear to be a royal initiative. We present them here for purely educational purposes. Olivia Hussey: Net Worth, Salary Olivia Hussey has an estimated net worth of $8 million US. The chaplains were secular clergy, without a monastic rule, living in close proximity to lay people and subject to all the pressures of community and political life. Blakeway, comments: Upon the face of this' transaction, it rather looks as if Henry at first wished to give it the air of a tribute of loyal affection to his person and title from one of his zealous subjects; and considering the way in which he came by the crown, it was not unimportant for him to give it this appearance. However, they were generally observing the statutes well. At three similar churches, including Battlefield, "he retained a medieval west tower whilst virtually rebuilding the remainder. [52] They had been accustomed to receive a salary of eight marks each from the proceeds of St Michael's on Wyre but Ive decreed that they should receive a pay rise of two marks, on condition that they recite a special collect for his soul on his anniversary, together with a Placebo or Vespers of the dead[53] and a Dirige or Matins of the dead, and a Requiem on the following day, in addition to the regular masses for the kings, the Hussey family and the battle-dead.[54]. The tasks of the chaplains revolved around the Liturgy of the Hours, supplemented by liturgies specifically concerned with commemoration and the Sacrifice of the Mass specifically for the dead. [17] A minority and the resulting wardship allowed King John to exert pressure on Hugh Hose or Hussey to transfer the estate and the important Collegiate Church of St Michael and All Angels to Henry de Loundres, recently consecrated Archbishop of Dublin in 1215. [2] In the body of the church the bays are separated by full-height buttresses. This came from John XXIII, a nominee of the Council of Pisa during the Western Schism, and so later condemned as an antipope. Gaydon, Pugh (eds.). [32] This established a community of five chaplains and a master to pray daily for the souls of the king, Richard Hussey and his wife, and for those killed in the battle. [68] Only four were named: John Parson (aged 92), Roger Mosse (aged 50), John Buttrye (aged 40) and Edward Shord (aged 60). — John Sigler (@john_siglerr) November 5, 2020 That might suggest those spot fouls could make a huge difference in Sunday night’s matchup, but Hussey’s assignment could balance the scales. Colleges of secular canons: Battlefield, St Mary Magdalen, note anchor 27. [145] Thomas Sydney of Norfolk and Nicholas Halswell of Norfolk agreed to pay £40 for the township of Aston at Shifnal on 3 April 1553. Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1408–1413, p. 173-4. Gaydon, Pugh (eds.). It would evince great want of taste and judgment to renovate or restore the ancient nave and tower. This fell within the powerful and wealthy Archdiaconate of Richmond, which was able to act in most respects as a diocese in its own right, although actually part of the Diocese of York.[78]. Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1549–1551, p. 136-7. [4] Henry's version of events was long taken at face value, despite available evidence in his own letters patent that clearly contradicted it. Some defensive statistics Copyright © Baseball Info Solutions, 2010-2021. Dawley was included in the grant of Idsall church, as it was a dependent chapel. At least I cannot otherwise account for this needlessly circuitous mode of conveyance. It was built on the site of the 1403 Battle of Shrewsbury between Henry IV and Henry "Hotspur" Percy, and was originally intended as a chantry, a place of intercession and commemoration for those killed in the fighting. [77] However, in 1530 the college leased half its land at Aston, together with two houses and some of the tithes, to the Forster family for just 30 shillings a year and on a 94-year lease.[107]. [1] In the lower stage is a west door above which is a two-light window. Richard Brooke visited the church in 1856, in preparation for his book on 15th century English battlefields and wrote: The church is a handsome ecclesiastical edifice. au, Minor League Batting Game Logs & Splits (s.2008), Minor League Pitching Game Logs & Splits (s.2008), More John Hussey Pages at Baseball Reference, Every Sports Reference Social Media Account, Site Last Updated: Tuesday, February 9, 10:47PM. These differed in significant ways from Battlefield. Blakeway pointed out that the maximum income a chaplain might receive under Ive's will, including all supplements, was £7 5s. There were a number of powerful older collegiate churches in the region, including those at Shrewsbury, St Peter's at Wolverhampton and St Michael's at Penkridge. [66] Hence, all of the royal and local officials who had been troubling the priests were forbidden to enter these areas in execution of writs of any kind. A receipt, dated 1519, is extant for tax payments made by the college in respect of Ford chapel. [53], During a boundary dispute in 1581, a 63-year old witness, John Clarke, recalled "beinge a boy & goeing to schoole to the colledge of Battelfild, about 55 years past or thereabouts. [168] Victoria County history accepts this as a likely approximate date for the pietà. "[23] The negotiations seem to have drawn the king into a closer partnership. Both needed an added stimulus to bring in substantial profits, and this was achieved by soliciting the grant of indulgences for those who attended. Calendar of Close Rolls, 1441–1447, p. 371. [131] When the collector or bailiff, John Cupper or Cowper, reported on his work, subsequently, he noted that Shord had been allocated a room called the Curate Chamber, worth 2s. [126] However, the warden, John Hussey, had a salary of £20 19s. The west window of the tower depicts Christ and John the Baptist. :[128] unexplained discrepancies. Above this window in a niche is a statue of Henry IV. Much of the play-by-play, game results, and transaction information both shown and used to create certain data sets was obtained free of charge from and is copyrighted by RetroSheet. The parties who wish for or recommend the renovation of the nave, or the restoration of the whole of Battlefield Church, may possibly find some architect, who, like an old-clothes man, may undertake to "renovate" the article which he is accustomed to deal in, or, in other words, to make it "as good as new"; but when the alterations in this church are finished, they may probably furnish an example of a lamentable destruction of a very ancient, curious, and historical relic of times gone by.[158]. John Cupper then appeared in his rôle as a large-scale speculator. In 1864 Lady Brinckman died and the Albright Hussey estate, including the church site, passed to the Pigott family, relatives who were required to change their name to Corbet. The plan by Pountney Smith reproduced above from, Collegiate Church of St Michael and All Angels, Listed buildings in Shrewsbury (outer areas), List of churches preserved by the Churches Conservation Trust in the English Midlands, "Church of St Mary Magdalene, Shrewsbury (1246192)", "Church of St Mary Magdalene, Battlefield, Shropshire". Average annual salary was $42,110 and median salary was $37,170. The tracery in most of the windows is in Decorated style, inserted as part of the restoration, but some windows have retained their original tracery. (equivalent to £731,331 in 2019), channelling the payment through Sir Edmund Peckham,[148] a prominent supporter of Princess Mary who was high treasurer of all the mints in England [149], This fire sale at the end of a Protestant reign was followed by a long lull. When I visited the church in May 1856, 1 was very sorry to hear that a subscription had been entered into, for the purpose of what was termed "renovating" this curious and interesting edifice. The advowsons of St Michael's chapel in Shrewsbury Castle and its dependent chapel, St Julian's Church in Shrewsbury, and of St Andrew's Church in Shifnal were added to the endowments and Battlefield chapel was allowed to appropriate the tithes of all of them. John Hussey’s most popular book is Waterloo: the Campaign of 1815: Volume I: from Elba to Ligny a... * Note: these are all the books on Goodreads for this author. [107] There is also a slightly threatening note demanding payment of taxes in person at the George Hotel, near Shrewsbury, on 18 January 1544. The old college precincts lay to the south but evidence of these is now very scanty. It has diagonal buttresses and a square southeast stair turret. The following are this year's recipients: We have tools and resources that can help you use sports data. or eight marks apiece. The position title is Investigator. [1], On the north side of the chancel is an oak pietà or Lady of Pity, dating probably from the middle of the 15th century. Watch our How-To Videos to Become a Stathead, Subscribe to Stathead and get access to more data than you can imagine. John Hussey is on Facebook. [37] The closest example to Battlefield was the College of St Bartholomew's Church, Tong, founded under a licence granted to Isabel of Pembridge on 25 November 1410, and so almost contemporary,[38] although it was purely a family chantry[39] and mausoleum, without the wider historical reference of Battlefield. The doorway on the north of the chancel leads to the vestry, which is the former Corbet mortuary. View John Morris’ profile on LinkedIn, the world's largest professional community. Hussey was born at Gray's Inn, Holborn, London, Middlesex, England, the son of John Hussey of Sleaford, and Elizabeth Noffield. In 1638 the ownership of the church site and the Albright Hussey estate had passed from the Hussey family to Pelham Corbet of Leigh. Gaydon, Pugh (eds.). The tower is almost as wide as the nave, and is in two stages. Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1547–1553, p. 56, Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1547–1553, p. 54. John Moura, Director, Reliability Assessment and Technical Committees Situation Awareness and Event Analysis Darrell Moore, Director, Situation Awareness Jule Tate, Associate Director, Event Analysis and This issue was finally resolved with the help of a mediator. [55] This makes clear that such a hospital of almshouse was at least intended. [108] The college's gross income was given as £56 and sixteen pence, or £56 1s. [141][142] Thomas Ireland bought his tithes from John Cowper on 2 July that year. [130] The second certificate had commented that Edward Shord "serveth the Cure. [33] The warden was to be free of all taxes and impositions, even those agreed by the clergy. Salary 2035 20 2B 72 62 47 42 51 49 56 49 60 $529,000 2036 21 2B 72 64 48 44 53 51 57 51 60 $705,000 2037 22 2B 73 67 49 45 54 54 60 52 62 $885,000 2038 23 2B 74 69 49 46 55 56 64 53 64 $1,069,000 2039 24 2B 77 71 49 The king had implied that the chapel was already built but this cannot have been entirely true, as he ordered the lead for the roof from the duchy's receiver at Tutbury Castle only in August of that year.[27]. The commander of Southern Command, Navy Adm. Craig Faller, was the … Roger Ive is described as "of Leaton" and this is likely to be the village a short distance to the west of Albright Hussey (now Albrighton): there is another Leaton to the east of Shrewsbury. You either love them dearly or hate them unmercifully. 8d. Its exterior walls, the mullions, and most of the tracery work (which is undoubtedly handsome) of its windows are, however, still existing. [47] In the will Ive mentions two deceased chaplains whose souls should be prayed for: William Howyk and Thomas Kyrkeby. [127] The "five brethren" were still on salaries of 106s. The only extant seal of the college, found on a deed of 1530,[36] is marked SIGILLUM COMMUNE DOMINI ROGERI IVE PRIMI MAGISTRI ET SUCCESSORUM SUORUM COLLEGII BEATE MARIE MAGDALENE IUXTA SALOP, showing that the dedication persisted and was regularly attested. Small estates in Lancashire, around St Michael's on Wyre were marketed in a similar way and granted on 12 December 1549 to John Pykarell and John Barnard, who paid £243 18s 10d. Join Facebook to connect with John Hussey and others you may know. "[40] Unlike these absentee careerists, "the chantry priests formed a resident body with definite duties. Gaydon, Pugh (eds.). For a batch of properties, including numerous chantry estates, which were granted to them on 10 April 1549, they paid the Court of Augmentations the then large sum of £2050 13s 9d,[139] (equivalent to £992,009 in 2019) The former assets of Battlefield included in the deal were the church and rectory of St. Julian, Shrewsbury;[140] the site of the college (excluding the curate's lodging); Albright Hussey chapel; tithes of grain, corn, sheaves and hay in Harlescott, then in the tenure of Thomas Ireland; cottages called "lez bothes" on Hussey estate land near the college, which seem to have been market stalls; and the proceeds of the annual fair on St Mary Magdalene's day. He also signalled his intention to grant it the advowson of St Michael's Church, St Michael's on Wyre, Lancashire. Pluralism was a possible source of distraction and inattention to the business of the college. [51] In addition, this "hospital" was to receive any funds remaining if the chaplains failed to merit their pay rise of two marks. [15], Richard Hussey was a member of the Shropshire landed gentry, a middling landowner, although not a nobleman. A further inspection and certification followed, pending dissolution. [162] It remains a memorial chapel to the battle-dead, with an annual service of commemoration. Albright Hussey had once been divided between two important Shrewsbury churches, St Alkmund's and St Mary's, and there were still pensions and other outgoings to both St Mary's and Lilleshall Abbey, which had superseded the college of St Alkmund's. [92] The record contains the response of Roger Ive or Yve, and thus is an extended rebuttal of the Archdeacon's claim. In the vestry is stained glass from a number of sources, including original glass from the church, possibly dating from about 1434–45, and some early 16th-century French glass brought here from Normandy, as well as display material related to the battle. Gen. John Hussey, has been designated as acting commander. The expenses were dominated by the salary of the Master, John Hussey, who drew £34 1s. Born: John Hussey has 12 books on Goodreads with 273 ratings. It is probably built over a mass burial pit. Join our linker program. Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1408–1413, p. 280. In the body of the church is glass by Lavers and Barraud dating from 1861–63. Gaydon, Pugh (eds.). This guide will help you find and interpret records of Merchant Navy officers' from 1845 to 1965. On 7 February 1410, the king commissioned Sir William Walford to take possession of the site on his behalf. The rectory at Idsall or Shifnal was worth only £10. 5d., considerably less than a decade earlier, as it was calculated as the surplus remaining after the work of the college had been discharged – essentially the operating profit of the chantry. Colleges of secular clergy were the dominant form for new religious foundation by the 15th century. The parapet of the nave is plain, and that of the chancel is an openwork quatrefoil. Facebook gives people the power to... Log in or sign up for Facebook to connect with friends, family and people The photograph of watercolour illustration by Edward Williams at, Cf. As he approached death in 1478 he settled these on the chaplains, on condition that they celebrate his anniversary on the Saturday after St Martin's Day (11 November) and pay 8d. See what John Hussey (evenkeel) found on Pinterest, the home of the world's best ideas. Blakeway's notes were not published until 1889, more than 60 years after his death, so W. G. D. Fletcher, an important Victorian antiquarian, was sometimes credited with discovering Roger Ive's claim to be the true founder.[8]. During the late 12th century the Hussey family had held a large estate at Penkridge and were apparently recognised as lords of the manor. [6], However, a Georgian historian of Shropshire, John Brickdale Blakeway, had long before disentangled the course of the foundation,[7] making clear that the initiative was local, coming from Roger Ive, the parish rector, and Richard Hussey, the lord of the manor. Cranage included a plan of the restored church, but this is able to indicate clearly only the scope of the structural additions, while the impact came through these prominent details. [62] Even John Gillingham, whose revisionist account stresses the essential stability and continuity of 15th century government,[63] paints a picture of mismanagement, policy confusion, and an increasingly angry population during the 1440s. Gaydon, Pugh (eds.). [76][106], Under the Tudor dynasty the college's exemption from taxation was lost. Colleges of secular canons: Battlefield, St Mary Magdalen: Masters of Battlefield College. [55] In most cases they were required to sit in facing rows in the choir, not in a single group. In a 1792 contribution to The Gentleman's Magazine, David Parkes described Battlefield church as originally "a collegiate church of secular canons, built undoubtedly by order of the king. [152][153] Falling population meant that the church continued to be used but its condition deteriorated. [31] The document gives a detailed description of the site and nearby property of the chapel and mysteriously describes it as having only six chaplains, together with Roger Ive as Master or Warden. The Battle of Shrewsbury took place on 21 July, the vigil or eve of St Mary Magdalene's Day, which falls on 22 July. This page was last edited on 16 January 2021, at 14:12. 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