Noun:

స్కడ్రాన్, షాఫ్ట్, రైడర్స్ సమూహం,

squarson's Usage Examples:

One 19th century heir, Charles Vere Spencer, became a "squarson" — simultaneously both lord of the manor and parson of the parish.

or so, my grandfather having come there as a squarson (squire clergyman) from Richmond.

Lax was granted the livings as vicar of Marsworth, Buckinghamshire and squarson of Great Wymondley with St Ippolyts near Hitchin, Hertfordshire "after.

eloquent spunk, from spark and funk squander, from scatter and wander squarson, from squire and parson squelch, from squash, quell, and quench squiggle.

Some squires also became the local rector themselves and were known as squarsons; a portmanteau of the words squire and parson.

age of 13, he was writing school essays about life as a squire - or a squarson.