John Stamberie

Also known as: Iohn Stamberie · Role: Carmelite friar, confessor and bishop · First appears: Edward IV 41

Life events

• c. 1483 · Iohn Stamberie became bishop of Bangor and was transferred to the see of Hereford.(Edward IV 41)
  • “Iohn Stamberie borne in the west parts of this realme, a Carmelit frier, and confessor to king Henrie the sixt, he was also maister of Eaton colledge, and after was made bishop of Bangor, and remooued from thence to the sée of Hereford;”

Edward IV 41

• with Henry VI (Iohn Stamberie was Henry VI's confessor.) “Iohn Stamberie borne in the west parts of this realme, a Carmelit frier, and confessor to king Henrie the sixt, he was also maister of Eaton colledge, and after was made bishop of Bangor, and remooued from thence to the sée of Hereford;”
• with Henry VI (Iohn Stamberie was Henry VI's confessor.) “Iohn Stamberie borne in the west parts of this realme, a Carmelit frier, and confessor to king Henrie the sixt”

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Extracted from the original text of Holinshed's Chronicles — the reigns Shakespeare dramatized. Made with Rho MD.