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The Birthplace and Parentage of Bishop Challoner: An Enquiry

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  11 October 2016

Extract

The birth and parentage of Bishop Challoner have always been somewhat obscure. The first life by the Rev. James Barnard was published only three years after his death. But, though Barnard knew him for twenty years, his first chapter is disappointing. There are about fourteen pages on the marks of the Church and only about twelve lines on the early life of Challoner!

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Research Article
Copyright
Copyright © Catholic Record Society 1973

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References

1 James, Barnard, Life of the Venerable and Right Reverend Richard Challoner, D.D., Bishop of Debra (J. P. Coghlan, London, 1784) p. 2.Google Scholar

2 A.A.W. Ep. Var. XI, p. 223 by courtesy of the Archivist, Miss E. Poyser.

3 Caplan, N., art. Sussex Non-parochial Registers (Sussex Notes and Queries, 20 No. 10, Nov. 1962) pp. 334–8.Google Scholar

4 Quoted by Bishop, Gordon Wheeler, Richard Challoner (Westminster Cathedral, 1946) p. 13.Google Scholar

5 Challen, W. H., art. Baldy's Garden, The Painters Lambert, and other Sussex Families, 90, 1952, pp. 124–5.Google Scholar

6 Jas., Noakes, Inscriptions in the Church-yard, Chiddingly (SAC 45, 1872) p. 255.Google Scholar

7 Wheeler, op. cit., p. 15.

8 Information kindly supplied by the Rt Rev. Mgr C. H. Parsons.

9 Art. The Parochial History of Chiddingly (SAC. 14) p. 2. Since Lower wrote (1862) there has been a fire but the present farm house appears to have been built on the same site.

10 Barnard, op. cit., p. 57.

11 CRS, 1. (1905) p. 243. See CRS 42, p. 157, however, where the inscription is transcribed correctly.