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| Thomas ROTHERAM Alias: Scot ROTHERAM Adm. at KING'S, a scholar from Eton [ Buckinghamshire ], 1443 . S. of Sir Thomas, of Rotherham, West Riding of Yorkshire . B. there, 24 Aug., 1423. Grace for D.D. 1460/1 . One of the original fellows of King's. Chancellor of the University, 1469-71, 1473-9, 1483-5, 1499-1500 . Master of Pembroke Hall, 1480-8 . Incorp. at Oxford [ Oxfordshire ], 1463 . Provost of Wingham, Kent , 1458-63 . Legal adviser to Christ-Church Monastery, Canterbury [ Kent ]. R. of Ripple, Worcestershire , 1461-5 . Preb. of Lincoln [ Lincolnshire ], 1462-8 . Preb. of Salisbury [ Wiltshire ], 1465-8 . R. of St Vedast, London , 1466-7 . Archdeacon of Canterbury [ Kent ], 1467-8 . Secretary of State and Keeper of the Privy Seal, 1467-70 . Ambassador to France , 1468 . Bishop of Rochester [ Kent ], 1468-72 ; of Lincoln [ Lincolnshire ], 1472-80 . Lord Chancellor, 1474-83 . Archbishop of York [ Yorkshire ], 1480-1500 . Well known for his princely liberality to the University. (For some account of the vexed question of his parentage see N. and Q., 5th S., VII. 331; IX. 369.) Died 29 May, 1500; buried in York Minster [ Yorkshire ]. Brother of John (1448) and probably of Roger, LL.D. ( See Gr. Bk. A, 172, for the University letter to the Duke of Gloucester.) ( Harwood; D.N.B. ; A. B. Beaven; H. G. Harrison.) | Thomas ROTHERAM Approx. lifespan: 1423–1500 Scot ROTHERAM Adm. at King's College scholar from Sch: Eton 1443 s. of Sir Thomas ROTHERAM of Rotherham, West Riding of Yorkshire , b. there 1423:08:24 Grace for D.D. 1460/1 One of the original fellows of King's. Chancellor of the University 1469-71, 1473-9, 1483-5, 1499-1500 Master of Pembroke College Hall 1480-88 Incorp. at Oxford University 1463 Provost of Wingham, Kent , 1458-63 Legal adviser to Christ-Church Monastery Canterbury, [Kent], R. of Ripple, Worcestershire , 1461-65 Preb. of Lincoln, [Lincolnshire], 1462-68 Preb. of Salisbury, [Wiltshire], 1465-68 R. of St Vedast, London , 1466-67 Archdeacon of Canterbury, [Kent], 1467-68 Secretary of State and Keeper of the Privy Seal 1467-70 Ambassador to France , 1468 Bishop of Rochester, [Kent], 1468-72 ; of Lincoln, [Lincolnshire], 1472-80 Lord Chancellor 1474-83 Archbishop of York, [Yorkshire], 1480-1500 Well known for his princely liberality to the University. (For some account of the vexed question of his parentage see N. and Q. 5th S., VII. 331; IX. 369) Died 1500:05:29 ; buried in York Minster, [Yorkshire], brother of John ROTHERAM (1448) and probably of Roger, LL.D. ( See Gr. Bk. A, 172, for the University letter to the Duke of Gloucester.) ( Harwood; D.N.B. ; A. B. Beaven; H. G. Harrison.) |