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to A.D. 1837', by W.H. Shawcross, W. H and Muriel Wilson, is available in the self-service area of
Explore the Past here at The Hive Worcester. It is also available on CD from Midland Historical Data) The entry also originally gave 'Evesham Arms Hotel' as the modern name for a building it described, which was clearly the Mansion House; this was an error, since the Evesham Arms was a public house, not a hotel, and was situated at Great Hampton, Evesham, not at Bengeworth (c/f "Evesham Inns and Signs : Collected Articles of T.J.S. Baylis" Pub. Vale of Evesham Historical Society, 2008 p.74
222:, England, the son of Thomas Watson and Agnes née Weeks. Thomas Watson was born in Evesham around 1491 and in 1544 purchased part of the former Evesham Abbey lands and the lordship of Bengeworth, across the River Avon from Evesham town. On those lands he built a fine Tudor house as the family home. It was named the Mansion House, and though much modified, retained that name until about 1970, when it was renamed the Evesham Hotel, which name it still bears in 2020. John graduated
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Reverend W.H. Shawcross (with Pedigrees). It was not clear what information was provided by this document, and it has proved untraceable in Worcestershire archives.(The book, 'A Transcript of the Register of the Parish Church, Bretforton: in the County and Diocese of Worcester, from A.D. 1538
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Information on Thomas Watson and the
Mansion House from "Bengeworth" by Rev J.P. Shawcross, Pub. The Journal Press, Evesham, 1927, pp.113-5, 121-2; Information on the name change to Evesham Hotel verbally from John Jenkinson, the hotel's owner since 1975. This entry as originally written cited, as a
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saying "how otherwise it would be £200 out of his way". Elizabeth responded "Nay, then, Watson shall have it, he being more worthy thereof, who will give £200 to decline, than he who will give £2000 to attain it." Queen
Elizabeth I bestowed the position See of Winchester on Watson. He was
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John Watson, Prebendary Church In
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JOHANNES WATSON HVIVS ECCLESIAE WINTON PRAEBENDARIVS DECANVS AC DEINDE ESPICOPVS PRVDENTISSIMVS PATER, VIR OPTIMVS PRAECIPVE ERGA INOPES MISERCORS OBIT IN DOMINO JANUAR 23 ANNO AETATIS 63, EPISCOPATVS 4, 1583
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