ROGERS, Owen ‹ LBT 08365 ›

Badges

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Floruit: 1555–1566

floruit 1555 (A)—1566 (A); Male

Livery Companies

Company	Source
Stationers' Company

Occupations (1)

Occupation	Comment
Printer	Duff, E.G. (1905)

Had Apprentice(s): (6)

Name	Date	Event
DEVIKE, Hector ‹ LBT 08366 › (fl. 1563-1563)		Bound
HATCHE, John ‹ LBT 08367 › (fl. 1569-1569)		Bound
JONNES, Ryce ‹ LBT 08368 › (fl. 1577-1592)		Bound
POWELL, Edwarde ‹ LBT 08369 › (fl. 1576-1579)		Bound
SHYGHON, John ‹ LBT 08370 › (fl. 1567-1567)		Bound
WALSH, Henry ‹ LBT 08371 › (fl. 1565-1565)	1558-9	Bound

Addresses (2)

Date	Address	Trade at Addr	Source	Comment
	Little St Bartholomew		Duff, E.G. (1905)	- by the hospital
	Great St Bartholomew's Gate		Duff, E.G. (1905)	- near the sing of the Spread Eagle

Events (7)

Date	Event type	Description
8 Oct 1555	Freed -	No record of binding
1 Oct 1556	Appr - Binding	Hector Devike (LBT/08366)
4 May 1557	St.Co. Charter	no. - 94
25 Dec 1560	Appr - Binding	John Shyghon (LBT/08370)
24 Jun 1562	Appr - Binding	John Hatche (LBT/08367)
2 Feb 1566	Appr - Binding	Edward Powell (LBT/08369)
25 Mar 1566	Appr - Binding	Ryce Jonnes (LBT/08368)

Sources and References

Original Sources	Comments
St.Co. Archive - Binding and Freedom records - extracted by Prof. J.A. Lavin

SOURCES & TRANSCRIPTIONS

Transcriptions

S.T.C., (1991), vol.3, p.147

DUFF, E.G. (1905), p.138

ROGERS or AP-ROGERS (OWEN), printer in London, was made free October 8th, 1555. He soon got into trouble, for on March 12th, 1556-7, he was bound over to deliver to Cawood { CAWOOD, John (1514 - 1572) ‹ LBT 07101 › } all copies of Cranmer's Recantation which he had printed, to be burnt. [Acts of the P.C., vol. v, N.S., p.249.] It seems to have been a common practice with him to print other men's copies and he is frequently entered as fined for that offence in the Stationers' Registers. He printed up to the year 1566, after which his name is not found. His printing office was first "by the hospital in Little St Bartholomew's Smithfield" and then at the Spread Eagle, "near Great St Bartholomew's gate."