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Conventual Lists, by Religious House

Table 3 Conventual Lists, by Religious House

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Figure 1. Monasteries in the diocese of Worcester in the late Middle Ages.
Figure 1. Monasteries in the diocese of Worcester in the late Middle Ages.
Figure 2. Ordinations of Worcester diocese religious clergy over time, 1301—5, 1506-10 etc.
Figure 2. Ordinations of Worcester diocese religious clergy over time, 1301—5, 1506-10 etc.
Figure 3. Percentage of religious clergy in conventual lists identified ir ordination lists, by decade.
Figure 3. Percentage of religious clergy in conventual lists identified ir ordination lists, by decade.
1523 and William Worcester had to wait until 26 May 1526.37 Despite such exceptions, almost two-thirds of the 698 regulars whose ordinations as both acolyte and priest are recorded did so in less than four years. The mean number of years between ordination as acolyte and priest was 3.97. This figure would suggest that many religious could in theory have undergone ordination from acolyte to priest during one of the 3+-year gaps in the reg- isters, only to first appear in the documentation as a name in a conventual list.
1523 and William Worcester had to wait until 26 May 1526.37 Despite such exceptions, almost two-thirds of the 698 regulars whose ordinations as both acolyte and priest are recorded did so in less than four years. The mean number of years between ordination as acolyte and priest was 3.97. This figure would suggest that many religious could in theory have undergone ordination from acolyte to priest during one of the 3+-year gaps in the reg- isters, only to first appear in the documentation as a name in a conventual list.
* This may be the John de Hulle ordained acolyte in 1337 and subalmoner in 13,48, ora later namesake: Registrum Thome de Charlton, episcopi Herefordensis, A.D. MCCCXXVIF- MCCCXLIV, ed. W. W. Capes (Canterbury and York Society ix, 1913), 172; Roy Martin Haines, A calendar of the register of Wolstan de Bransford, bishop of Worcester, 1339- 49 (Worcestershire Historical Society n.s. iv, 1966), 168. "|d= letter dimissory. tThe evact date of the relevant ardinatinn ceremaniesc ic nat clear in the reoictere Table 2. Monks of Gloucester in 1379 and ordination dates Table 2. Monks of Gloucester in 1379 and ordination date:
* This may be the John de Hulle ordained acolyte in 1337 and subalmoner in 13,48, ora later namesake: Registrum Thome de Charlton, episcopi Herefordensis, A.D. MCCCXXVIF- MCCCXLIV, ed. W. W. Capes (Canterbury and York Society ix, 1913), 172; Roy Martin Haines, A calendar of the register of Wolstan de Bransford, bishop of Worcester, 1339- 49 (Worcestershire Historical Society n.s. iv, 1966), 168. "|d= letter dimissory. tThe evact date of the relevant ardinatinn ceremaniesc ic nat clear in the reoictere Table 2. Monks of Gloucester in 1379 and ordination dates Table 2. Monks of Gloucester in 1379 and ordination date:
Sources: G. Baskerville, “The dispossessed religious after the suppression of the monasteries’, Transactions of the Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological Society xlix (1927), 63-122; A calendar of the registers of the priory of Llanthony by Gloucester, 1457-1466, 1501-1525, ed. J. Rhodes (Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological Society, Gloucestershire Record Series xv, 2002); Cartae antique et misc, LPL, xi.56; GCL, reg. Malvern I (D), fos gv—-[46]; GCL, reg. C (Newton), fos 2r—33r; Roy Martin Haines, Ecclesia Anglicana: studies in the English Church of the later Middle Ages, Toronto 1989; ‘Matthew Bible’, Almonry Museum and Tourist Information Centre, Evesham; Register of Archbishop Warham, LPL, ii, fo. 293v; Arthur Sabin, ‘Computus rolls of St Augustine’s Abbey, Bristol, for the years 1503-4 and 1506-7’, Transactions of the Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological Society Ixxiii (1954), 192-207; C. S. Taylor, “The religious houses of Bristol and their dissolution’, Transactions of the Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological Society xxix (1906), 81-126; Two computus rolls of Saint Augustine’s Abbey, Bristol, for 1491-2 and 1511-12, ed. Gwen Beachcroft and Arthur Sabin (Bristol Record Society Publication ix, 1938); WRO, 802.BA2764 (Liber visitationis [Bell’s Book]); WRO, b706.093-BA2648/6(i) (reg. Boughier); WRO, b706.093- BA2648/3 (ii); WRO, b706.093-BA2648/5 (iii) (reg. Morgan)
Sources: G. Baskerville, “The dispossessed religious after the suppression of the monasteries’, Transactions of the Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological Society xlix (1927), 63-122; A calendar of the registers of the priory of Llanthony by Gloucester, 1457-1466, 1501-1525, ed. J. Rhodes (Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological Society, Gloucestershire Record Series xv, 2002); Cartae antique et misc, LPL, xi.56; GCL, reg. Malvern I (D), fos gv—-[46]; GCL, reg. C (Newton), fos 2r—33r; Roy Martin Haines, Ecclesia Anglicana: studies in the English Church of the later Middle Ages, Toronto 1989; ‘Matthew Bible’, Almonry Museum and Tourist Information Centre, Evesham; Register of Archbishop Warham, LPL, ii, fo. 293v; Arthur Sabin, ‘Computus rolls of St Augustine’s Abbey, Bristol, for the years 1503-4 and 1506-7’, Transactions of the Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological Society Ixxiii (1954), 192-207; C. S. Taylor, “The religious houses of Bristol and their dissolution’, Transactions of the Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological Society xxix (1906), 81-126; Two computus rolls of Saint Augustine’s Abbey, Bristol, for 1491-2 and 1511-12, ed. Gwen Beachcroft and Arthur Sabin (Bristol Record Society Publication ix, 1938); WRO, 802.BA2764 (Liber visitationis [Bell’s Book]); WRO, b706.093-BA2648/6(i) (reg. Boughier); WRO, b706.093- BA2648/3 (ii); WRO, b706.093-BA2648/5 (iii) (reg. Morgan)
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