Talk:Six Preachers
Latest comment: 13 years ago by DavidShaw in topic Early Six Preachers
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Possible additions:
- Thomas Bartlett (theologian)
- William Benham
- John Bradock
- Edward Burnell
- Isaac Colfe
- John Durant (not the soap character!)
- John Edward Nassau Molesworth
- Nicholas Morton
- Robert Pownall
- Lancelot Ridley
- John Henry Todd
- Richard Turner (clergyman).
These all turn up in searching the ODNB database for "six preachers", so there is some material to create articles and prima facie notability. Charles Matthews (talk) 20:04, 17 January 2010 (UTC)
Early Six Preachers edit
In 1542, the others besides Scory and Lancelot Ridley were apparently Robert Serles, Michael Drune, Edmund Shether and Thomas Brooke.[1] In 1547 they are given as Thomas Becon, Nicholas Ridley, Lancelot Ridley, Richard Turner, Richard Beaseley, and John Joseph.[2] Charles Matthews (talk) 08:51, 31 July 2010 (UTC)
- Derek Ingram-Hill gives the following: 'The first Six Preachers were all appointed simultaneously under the charter of 8th April, 1541. They were Lancelot Ridley, Michael (or John) Drum, Thomas Brooke (or Broke), John Scory, Robert Searles and Edmund Shether.' (The Six Preachers of Canterbury Cathedral, 1982, p. 11). Nicholas Ridley was Bishop of London, not a Six Preacher. Richard Turner was appointed in 1550, according to D.I-H (p.19). Richard Beseley was appointed in 1552 (p.25). John Joseph is not listed by D. I-H. at all. Vidoue (talk) 16:34, 1 August 2010 (UTC)