Pepwell, Henry, -1539 or 1540

found: Here begynneth a deuoute treatyse named the dyetary of ghostly helthe, 1521:colophon on leaf C6v (Imprynted at London in Poules churchyarde at the sygne of the Trynyte by Henry Pepwell)

found: Oxford Dictionary of National Biography online, 25 Sep. 2013(Pepwell [Pepwall], Henry; died 1539/40; printer; born in Birmingham. From 1518 his business was located at the sign of the Trinity in Paul's Cross Churchyard, London, formerly the house of the stationer Henry Jacobi, whose materials had passed to Pepwell. Pepwell was warden of the Company of Stationers in 1525-6. Pepwell died between 11 September 1539, when he made his will, and 8 February 1540, when it was proved by his widow, Ursula)

found: British Book Trade Index online, 25 Sep. 2013(Pepwell, Henry; printer, stationer; active 1518-1539; born in Birmingham; attended Gild School in Deritend during 1490s; 1525 appointed warden of Stationers Company; Catholic; died 1539 and will was proved in February 1540)