Edward Burnell, Rector of the Church of Cotenham. To be buried in the Church of the Friars Minors, London. Left the Friars 40l. Left Sir Hugh Burnell, his brother, all his vessels of silver.
Will dated 30 March, 1386. Proved 4 May, 1386. Ely Consistory Court, Arundel, f. 56.
¶Buried in the midst of the Choir and described in the Register as "venerabilis Magister et dominus Edwardus Burnell, filius domini de Burnell" (Grey Friars, p. 75). He occurs as Archdeacon of Ely in 1373 and 1380 (Le Neve, Fasti, i, 351). The lords Burnell had a residence near Holborn Bridge, within a short distance of Greyfriars (Cal. Letter Book, H, p. 372).
Will dated 30 March, 1386. Proved 4 May, 1386. Ely Consistory Court, Arundel, f. 56.
¶Buried in the midst of the Choir and described in the Register as "venerabilis Magister et dominus Edwardus Burnell, filius domini de Burnell" (Grey Friars, p. 75). He occurs as Archdeacon of Ely in 1373 and 1380 (Le Neve, Fasti, i, 351). The lords Burnell had a residence near Holborn Bridge, within a short distance of Greyfriars (Cal. Letter Book, H, p. 372).
Edward Burnell, Rector of the Church of Cotenham. To be buried in the Church of the Friars Minors, London. Left the Friars 40l. Left Sir Hugh Burnell, his brother, all his vessels of silver.
Will dated 30 March, 1386. Proved 4 May, 1386. Ely Consistory Court, Arundel, f. 56.
¶Buried in the midst of the Choir and described in the Register as "venerabilis Magister et dominus Edwardus Burnell, filius domini de Burnell" (Grey Friars, p. 75). He occurs as Archdeacon of Ely in 1373 and 1380 (Le Neve, Fasti, i, 351). The lords Burnell had a residence near Holborn Bridge, within a short distance of Greyfriars (Cal. Letter Book, H, p. 372).
Will dated 30 March, 1386. Proved 4 May, 1386. Ely Consistory Court, Arundel, f. 56.
¶Buried in the midst of the Choir and described in the Register as "venerabilis Magister et dominus Edwardus Burnell, filius domini de Burnell" (Grey Friars, p. 75). He occurs as Archdeacon of Ely in 1373 and 1380 (Le Neve, Fasti, i, 351). The lords Burnell had a residence near Holborn Bridge, within a short distance of Greyfriars (Cal. Letter Book, H, p. 372).
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