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| Walter HADDON Adm. at KING'S (age 16) a scholar from Eton [ Buckinghamshire ], 13 Aug., 1533. Of St Mary Cray, Kent . 2nd s. of William, of Buckinghamshire . B.A. 1537/8 ; M.A. 1541 ; LL.D. 1549 . Fellow, 1536-32 . Vice-Chancellor, 1549-50 . Regius Professor of Civil Law, 1551 . Master of Trinity Hall, 1552 . Incorp. at Oxford, 1552 . President of Magdalen Collage, Oxford, 1552-3 . Advocate of the Court of Arches, 1555 . Judge of the Prerogative Court of Canterbury [ Kent ], 1559 . M.P. for Reigate [ Surrey ], 1555 ; for Thetford [ Northamptonshire ], 1558 ; for Poole [ Dorset ], 1559 ; and for Warwick [ Warwickshire ], 1563-7 . Employed in Commercial negotiations with Flanders , 1563-6 . Defended the Reformation against O??ocio da Fonseca. Married Margaret, dau. of Sir John Clere, of Ormesby [ Norfolk ???]. Author, classical, etc. Died in London , 24 Jan., 1570/1; buried at Christ Church, Newgate St. [ London ] Will (P.C.C.). Father of Clear (1567), brother of James (1539). ( Cooper, I. 299; D.N.B. ; A. B. Beaven.) | Walter HADDON Approx. lifespan: 1517–1570 Adm. at King's College (age 16) a scholar from Sch: Eton 1533:08:13 Of St Mary Cray, Kent , 2nd s. of William HADDON of Buckinghamshire , B.A. 1537/8 M.A. 1541 LL.D. 1549 Fellow 1536-32 Vice-Chancellor 1549-50 Regius Professor of Civil Law 1551 Master of Trinity Hall 1552 Incorp. at Oxford University 1552 President of Magdalen College [Oxford] 1552-53 Advocate of the Court of Arches 1555 Judge of the Prerogative Court of Canterbury, [Kent], 1559 M.P. for Reigate, [Surrey], 1555 ; for Thetford, [Northamptonshire], 1558 ; for Poole, [Dorset], 1559 ; and for Warwick, [Warwickshire], 1563-67 Employed in Commercial negotiations with Flanders , 1563-66 Defended the Reformation against O??ocio da Fonseca. Married Margaret CLERE dau. of Sir John CLERE of Ormesby, [Norfolk], Author, classical, etc. Died in London , 1570/1:01:24 ; buried at Christ Church, Newgate St. [London], Will (P.C.C.) father of Clear HADDON (1567) brother of James HADDON (1539) ( Cooper, I. 299; D.N.B. ; A. B. Beaven.) [app:]Regius Professor of Civil Law 1550:03:18 to 1552:10:29 [:app] [app:](J.H. Baker; Cal. Pat. Rolls, 1550-53, pp. 12, 261)[:app] |