68 THE FAMILY OF GALPIN OF
R.N. Writer of numerous articles on education and training
of Naval Oflicers. Publication: From Puolic Sclzool to Ntrvy,
1920.
GRADUATES OF UNIVERSITIES, ETC.
A.D. 1246. BINGHAMS MELCOMBE, Doasrr.
lnquisitio Nonarum. Parochia de Melecoumbe.
Thomas Galpard.—Hutchins’ Hist. q' Dorset, vol. iv,
p. 380.
7 Ric. II (1383).
WILLIAM GALPYN, VICAR or RADFORD
Presentation of William Galpyn, Chaplain to the Vicarage
of Radford in the Diocese of York in the King’s gift by reason
of the temporalities of the alien Priory of Lenton being in his
hands on account of the war with France.-—Cttlcm2'ttr zyf Potent
Rolls.
Note.-Large landed donations to foreign (French) religious
houses were made a very short time after the Conquest and
created great discontent in England. They were managed by
a system established in England of subordinate houses or
" alien priories ” under command of the chief house abroad,
and, after frequent seizure into the hands of the crown, when
war was declared between the two countries they were finally
suppressed.—(W. de Gray Birch, F.S.A.).
A.D. 1396-1401. AY1.MERToN, IN No1>.1¤o1.1<.
Church of St. ]ohn Baptist. Rector.
William Galpyn by Sir Simon de Felbrigg, Kn*°.——-Blom-
field, Hist. of Norfolk.
Gylpurne, Thomas, M.A. 1509; B.D. and D.D. 1515.
New Coll., Oxford.
Gylpurne, Roger, Fellow'of New College (Oxford) from
1 5 May 1507 to 1 51 1, from St. Thomas’, Salisbury.-
Register if tlze Unitvcrsitgt zyf Oxford.