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Bakewell, All Saints Church - a List of Incumbents
This list was collected and transcribed by Janet Kirk, © Copyright 2003
All entries have been transcribed ‘as-is’
| Names and Dates | Comments |
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| Henry de Lexington, Rector | 1253 | Dean of Lincoln |
| Peter, Rector | 1254 | |
| Robert, Vicar | 1272 | |
| John de Osmvndeston | 1286 - 1323 | |
| Robert Bernard | 1327 - 1331 | |
| Walter de Newton | 1331 | |
| Gervase de Hassop | 1333 - 1343 | |
| William de Snell | ~ | |
| William de Kyrtelington | 1349 - 1365 | |
| Roger de Tibshelf | 1383 - 1405 | |
| John de Bvrton | 1409 - 1418 | |
| John Hvckyns | 1424 | |
| Thomas Stavndon | 1428 | |
| William Brome | 1435 - 1439 | |
| Richard Crichelowe | 1457 - 1469 | |
| Thomas Crichelowe | 1474 | |
| Thomas Heywood | 1481 - 1493 | |
| Thomas Forte | 1493 - 1494 | Bishop of Achadoe, Suff.[1] of Lichfield |
| William Massey | 1494 | |
| John Wilcock | 1511 - 1512 | |
| Richard Hoton | 1512 - 1533 | |
| Richard Gwent | 1533 - 1537 | |
| Edmvnd Webster | 1537 | |
| Ralph Clayton | 1569 - 1605 | |
| Edmvnd Clayton | 1605 | |
| Hamlet Charlton | 1609 - 1614 | |
| John Rowlandson | 1615 - 1649 | |
| John Rowlandson Junior | 1650 - 1662 | |
| John Beardmore | 1662 - 1668 | |
| Christopher Lawson | 1668 - 1672 | |
| Edward Smith | 1672 - 1673 | |
| Thomas Wilson | 1673 - 1708 | |
| Gorstelow Monck | 1708 - 1724 | |
| Jonathan Birch | 1724 - 1735 | |
| Thomas Grove | 1735 - 1769 | |
| Richard Weston | 1769 | |
| Richard Chapman | 1769 - 1816 | |
| Francis Hodgson[2] | 1816 - 1840 | Provost of Eton, Archdeacon of Derby |
| Hvbert (Hubert) Kestell Cornish | 1840 - 1869 | |
| Edward Balston | 1869 - 1891 | Fellow of Eton, Archdeacon of Derby |
| Charles F. Thornewell | 1892 - 1894 | |
| Edward T. Billings | 1894 - 1897 | |
| Charles T. Abraham | 1897 - 1918 | Bishop of Derby 1909, Suff.[3] of Southwell |
| Edmund Spink | 1919 - 1931 | |
| Arthur E.J.B. Barrow | 1931 - 1938 | |
| Norman S. Kidson | 1939 - 1955 | Canon of Derby Cathedral |
| George Sinker | 1955 - 1962 | Assistant Bishop of Derby, formerly Bishop of Nagpur |
| Charles R. Heywood | 1962 - 1973 | |
| Edmund R. Urquhart | 1973 - | |
Notes:
[1]“Suff”, meaning
“Suffragan” - an assistant to the Bishop of the Diocese. Prior to the
Reformation, a Suffragan Bishop would have been consecrated to a see in a
‘foreign’ land, in this case, presumably Achadoe (Aghadoe) in Killarney, Ireland.
[2]
Francis HODGSON was born 16 Nov 1781, and died 19 Dec 1852. He was buried in
Eton College Chapel, and has a memorial in
St Mary Magdalene's Church,
Eardisley in Herefordshire.
He married Elizabeth, second daughter of Lord Chief Justice Thomas DENMAN.
[3]
After the Reformation, Suffragan Bishops maintained their status as assistants to the
Bishop of the Diocese. By 1897, Derbyshire was in the Diocese of Southwell (Notts.).
It was transferred from the Diocese of Lichfield in 1884, achieving independence
in 1927, when the Diocese of Derby was created.
Recorded by Janet Kirk on 25th August 2003 - many thanks, Janet.
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