Joseph Gillow

“ Berks, but being reduced in circumstances engaged in business at Andover. Peter was one of the youngest of nine sons. One of his two sisters was a Poor Clare at Rouen. Four of his brothers joined the Society, and the eldest, Fr. Thomas Curtis, S.J., sent him to St. Omer's College, in 1614. Thence he was sent to the English College at Seville, returned to Belgium for a year's philosophy under the Jesuits till, Sept. 29, 1621, he was admitted into the English College at Rome, where he was ordained priest June 24, and sent to England, Sept. ”

“ Henry Peach, son of Cajetan Dias Santos, a Portuguese gentleman, who settled at Pilgrim Hatch, Essex, and married Anne Tudor, an English lady; went, with his brother John, to Old Hall College, Feb., 1776-July, 1780, thence to the English Dominican convent at Bornhem, Flanders, July 8, 17801792, and finished his novitiate at Louvain, where he took the religious name of Thomas; upon the French revolution came with his co-religious to London, and having been secularized came to Lisbon, and admitted Sept. ”

“ Culcheth Hall, June n, 1791, till June 29, 1792, so to Formby; returned to Towneley Hall (Burnley mission) in or before 1798; Cottam, July 24, 1812 till death, Aug. 14, 1826, aged almost 70.
CATON, William, born in London, June 5, 1782, son of Robert Caton, of the old Lancashire family of that name, by Mary Thornborough his wife, was baptized by the Rev. Rowland Davies, confirmed by Bishop Douglass; sent to Sedgley Park School, 1795; admitted Oct. 9, 1795; left without taking orders.
CAWLEY, Thomas I., admitted Aug. 25, 1848; alumnus Apr. 5, 1867; ord. priest Dec. 18, 1869; D.D. ”

“ VII. at Lisbon, a dispensation was obtained, and he entered the Society, but was afterwards ejected. This is one of the many names omitted from Bro. Foley s version of the Diary of the English College, Rome.
EDEN, William Martin, admitted Feb., 1865; alumnus Feb, 22, 1866; ord. priest, and a superior until death, Jan. 20, 1894.
EDWARDS, Robert, son of Edward ap David and his wife Elizabeth Clough, of Denbigh; admitted June 13, 1660; ord. priest Sept. 8, 1664; became professor of philosophy May i, 1670, and prefect of studies Jan. i, 1671; came to the English mission ”

“ He was brother to Fr. Thomas Cotterell, O.S.F., who died at Osmotherley, Aug. 26, 1816.
COURTENAY, Thomas Nicholas, admitted; proceeded to Eng. Coll. Rome; ord. priest June n, 1881, and took degree of D.D.; returned as a superior to Lisbon, 18838; left for the mission, and at Barnstaple, 1888-9; Penzance, 1889-94; made canon of Portsmouth, 1894, and now V.G., and at Bishop s House, Portsmouth.
CRAVEN, William, born Feb. 27, 1799, son of John Craven, of Clayton Green, co. Lancaster, gent., and his wife Margt., dau. ”

“ Meath; went diocesan semin. of Navan; admitted Sept. 30, 1865; ord. priest Dec. 18, 1869; left May 29, 1870; at Douglas, Widnes, and Liverpool till went to Barrow, 1879, where died Oct. 10, 1899, aged 55.
CAHALAN, Wilfrid, admitted Apr. 9, 1890; ord. priest; and left Apr. 12, 1899; now at Rochdale.
CALLAGHAN, Michael, admitted March 15, 1837; alumnus Dec. 13, 1844; left in deacon s orders, Mar. 17, 1846.
CALVERT, Philip, born at Danby Wiske, Yorkshire, son of Sir George Calvert, first Baron of Baltimore, co. Longford, in Ireland, by Anne, dau. ”

“ Next engaged in the government of Tournay College, at Paris, and after some years retired to the Hospital des Incurables, where he died, Apr. 30, 1670. Author of Christian Rules, Paris, 1652, and other works vide Bibl. Dict. ”