Henry of Poitou
Family: Poitou · Role: abbot · First appears: A.D. 1127–1128
Life events
- 1127 · Henry procured the abbacy of Peterborough for Henry of Poitou.(A.D. 1127–1128 · 📍 London)
- With: King Henry
- “And the king procured it for him, because he was his relation”
- 1127 · Henry of Poitou took possession of the abbacy of Peterborough and retained his other abbacy as well.(A.D. 1127–1128 · 📍 Peterborough)
- “This same year he gave the abbacy of Peterborough to an abbot named Henry of Poitou, who retained in hand his abbacy of St. John of Angeli”
- 1128 · Henry of Poitou left for his own minster at Poitou with the king's permission.(A.D. 1127–1128 · 📍 Peterborough)
- “And this same year went the aforesaid Abbot Henry home to his own minster at Poitou by the king's leave.”
A.D. 1127–1128
- lord / consecrator: King Henry “This same year he gave the abbacy of Peterborough to an abbot named Henry of Poitou”
- cousins with King Henry “because he was a relation of the King of England”
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Extracted from the original text of The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle. Made with Rho MD.