Henry Maleverer
Henry Maleverer, generally called Henry of Cornhill, was a grocer in the times of Henry IV, Holy Roman Emperor.[1] He was a crusader, and was appointed by the King of Jerusalem as the guardian of "Jacob's well."[2]
His life was documented as a famous Londoner in Nine Worthies of London by Richard Johnson in 1592.[3]
It is said that he went to the Holy Land as a volunteer.[4]
References
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- Back to citation Harley, Edward (1747). A Copious and exact Catalogue of Pamphlets in the Harleian Library, etc. Few MS. notes. p. 81.