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Gilpin, Thomas (Gylpurne), Fellow of New College
(Oxford) 1489-1511, from Salisbury. M.A. 20 ]une 1509;
B.D. and D.D. 1515. .
Gilpin, Roger (Gylpurne), Fellow of New College 1 507-1 1,
from St. Thomas’, Salisbury. Vicar of Upham, Wilts, 1 51 1.
—A/ntnni Oxanienses (Foster).
Nate.-The Salisbury family was Galpin, not Gilpin:
the Gilpins came from Westmorland and Cumberland and A
were also originally Galpin.
" Deputati suntjudices examinandum quandam sententiam
latam a venerabili viro docto Fauntleroy sacre theologie pro-
fessore et hujus alme universitatis commissario contra Thomam
Foster viz. dominus doctor Roper, dominus doctor Godfylde,
M. Gy@>nrn, M. Blaby.”
1607, May 15, Trin., Galpinge, Henry; Dorset pleb. fil. 17.
New College, Galping (Galpin), Henry (Clericus Coll. Novi),
adm. B.A. 28 jan. 1610-1 1. lic M.A. then in Orders 8 ]uly
1 6 1 3.-—Register J tne University J Oxford.
Galpine, Henry (Galpinge), of Dorset. Pleb. Trin. Coll.
Matric. 1 5 May 1607, aged 17. Clerk of New College.
B.A. 28 ]an. 1610-11. M.A. I3_l1.1ly 1613 (then in Orders).
Rector of Huish Champflower, Somerset, 1637.--1:7/nnzni
Oxonienses, Foster’s Index Ece!.
Henry Galpin was curate of Withington from 1 6 1 2 to 1 634.
-—See Paris/z Registers J Witningten, A7nd0#verJ0rd R.S.O., Glas.
1634. Afiidavit of William Poole, Clerk, setting forth the
circumstances under which he was prevented receiving induc-
tion into the rectory of North Cerney, co. Gloucester, by
Samuel Rich, who claimed to be parson of the same church,
Henry Gaéving, curate of Withington, and ]ohn Rich, brother
of Samuel.—CaZendar J State Papers.
7 july 1613. Henry Galpin, New College, was allowed to
ask his grace for M.A. for the second time, though two Con-
gregations had intervened since the first time.
(When a grace had begun to be asked but had been omitted