A.D. John Carpenter

Here then was the first settlement of the renewed Benedictine life in this country, but it did not last for very long, for in 974 A.D. the monks moved off to the newly founded Abbey of Ramsey.
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In 1444 A.D. John Carpenter, who had been born at Westbury, and had become a distinguished Provost of Oriel College, Oxford, and Chancellor of the University, was appointed Bishop of Worcester.