1lawoccupationadministrator, one who administers property of a living person:
(
s.xiiiex;
MS: s.xiv1/3
)
a l’accion d’accounte purra il dire q’il n’estoit unqe soun recevour, ne administrour de ses deners ne de ces biens
107
♦
eccl.occupationone who administers a benefice for an alien incumbent:
(
1381
)
procuratour, fermer, ou administrour des ditz aliens de nul manere de lours benefices
iii 117
2lawexecutor of a will who is also administrator of the estate of a deceased person:
(
1416
)
par avys de mez executours, administours
[
sic]
ii 95
♦
lawexecutor, appointed by ecclesiastical authority in the case of an intestate:
(
c.1292;
MS: c.1300
)
ne covendra mie en touz cas demaunder vers touz les executours for ce soulement devers les administrours des biens et des chateus as mortz
i 174
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administrour (c.1292)