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John of Hoo was an early fourteenth-century Abbot of Vale Royal Abbey, Cheshire. His abbacy was from around 1308–09 to 1314–15. "His surname was Hoo, which being interpreted means Rousing-up, for if one wants to rouse a man up, one calls out Hoo! that is to say : "Arise and make ready." And he was fittingly called Hoo, because he had been roused by the voice of God... – The Ledger of Vale Royal

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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Vale Royal Abbey Demesne 13th-century English people Justice of Chester Darnhall Over, Cheshire Feudal Feudal lord Abbot Abbots of Vale Royal Abbey Cheshire Dispute between Darnhall and Vale Royal Abbey Financial endowment Manorialism Villeins Robert de Holland, 1st Baron Holand Wool trade Forestry rights
Link from a Wikipage to an external page	http://www.british-history.ac.uk/vch/ches/vol3/pp156-165%7Ctitle=Houses https://books.google.com/books%3Fid=--K8AAAAIAAJ&pg=PA111%7Ctitle=Mediaeval https://books.google.com/books%3Fid=GmgUAAAAQAAJ%7Cyear=1932%7Cpublisher=Methuen https://books.google.com/books%3Fid=cgbnDAAAQBAJ&pg=PA430%7Cyear=2016%7Cpublisher=Oxford
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has abstract	John of Hoo was an early fourteenth-century Abbot of Vale Royal Abbey, Cheshire. His abbacy was from around 1308–09 to 1314–15. "His surname was Hoo, which being interpreted means Rousing-up, for if one wants to rouse a man up, one calls out Hoo! that is to say : "Arise and make ready." And he was fittingly called Hoo, because he had been roused by the voice of God... – The Ledger of Vale Royal Hoo appears to have been something of a disciplinarian, even to point on occasion of expelling monks for the convent for their transgressions. He also continued his predecessor's feud with the Justice of Chester, Robert Holland, complaining that Holland repeatedly deprived the Abbey and its tenants of their forestry rights in Cheshire. Further, Hoo claimed, Holland also prevented him from exercising the Abbot's feudal jurisdiction over prisoners captured on the Abbey's own demesne lands. On the other hand, the Abbey's own chronicler described Hoo as a "good, gentle and simple" man. The financial problems of the Abbey—which had plagued its existence since its foundation—increased under Hoo's guardianship, and a few years into his office, in 1311, £200 was still owed to one of the custodians of the works from 1284. John of Hoo is one of the earliest Abbots of Vale Royal known to have explicitly resigned his office. He is also the only one of those who did whose reasons are known: not only his old age and infirmity, but also "the ill will of the common people," to whom he had made himself so unpopular. (en)
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