Peter Maverick was the oldest son of Robert Maverick.
About 1550 when twenty-two years of age, he took holy orders. He was ordained as a Deacon in the private chapel of the Bishop's Chapel (Palace) at Exeter, England, on January 15, 1573/74, and a Priest on March 16 following.
The parish register at Awliscombe shows that on November 7, 1577, Peter Maverick and Dorothy Tucke were married.
His death is thought to be before February 3, 1616/17.
We know that The Reverend Peter died a "violent death". It is noted thus in the Intitution Books of Exeter, Devonshire, England 1573-1630, in which the replacement of Peter Maverick by John Hassard is noted via the former's death per necem - indicating that the former had suffered a violent death.
About 1550 when twenty-two years of age, he took holy orders. He was ordained as a Deacon in the private chapel of the Bishop's Chapel (Palace) at Exeter, England, on January 15, 1573/74, and a Priest on March 16 following.
The parish register at Awliscombe shows that on November 7, 1577, Peter Maverick and Dorothy Tucke were married.
His death is thought to be before February 3, 1616/17.
We know that The Reverend Peter died a "violent death". It is noted thus in the Intitution Books of Exeter, Devonshire, England 1573-1630, in which the replacement of Peter Maverick by John Hassard is noted via the former's death per necem - indicating that the former had suffered a violent death.
Peter Maverick was the oldest son of Robert Maverick.
About 1550 when twenty-two years of age, he took holy orders. He was ordained as a Deacon in the private chapel of the Bishop's Chapel (Palace) at Exeter, England, on January 15, 1573/74, and a Priest on March 16 following.
The parish register at Awliscombe shows that on November 7, 1577, Peter Maverick and Dorothy Tucke were married.
His death is thought to be before February 3, 1616/17.
We know that The Reverend Peter died a "violent death". It is noted thus in the Intitution Books of Exeter, Devonshire, England 1573-1630, in which the replacement of Peter Maverick by John Hassard is noted via the former's death per necem - indicating that the former had suffered a violent death.
About 1550 when twenty-two years of age, he took holy orders. He was ordained as a Deacon in the private chapel of the Bishop's Chapel (Palace) at Exeter, England, on January 15, 1573/74, and a Priest on March 16 following.
The parish register at Awliscombe shows that on November 7, 1577, Peter Maverick and Dorothy Tucke were married.
His death is thought to be before February 3, 1616/17.
We know that The Reverend Peter died a "violent death". It is noted thus in the Intitution Books of Exeter, Devonshire, England 1573-1630, in which the replacement of Peter Maverick by John Hassard is noted via the former's death per necem - indicating that the former had suffered a violent death.
