Tideswell, St John the Baptist - a list of Incumbents
Transcribed by Rosemary Lockie, © Copyright 1999
from a Board inside the Church
1193 |
Henry |
1655 |
Vacant |
- | Robert (temp K John) | 1656 | Anthony Buxton BA |
124- | John Strange | 1656 | John Beebe |
1245 | Alan de Harby | 1662 | Isaac Sympson MA |
1273 | Magister Ralph | 1663 | Laurence Brierly |
1275 | Henry de Lucebi | 1680 | Richard Jepson BA |
1281 | Roger | 1681 | John [Joseph] Creswicke MA |
13-- | Laurence Schryvenham | 1691 | Richard Unitt |
1336 | William Andrew | 1691 | Daniel Totty MA |
1339 | Thomas | 1695 | John Allen BA |
1340 | Robert | 1719 | Adamson Kenyon MA |
1359 | John de | 1730 | Edward Markland |
1359 | Hugh Fordyan exchanged with William de Hanleye | 1776 | William Stephenson |
1364 | John Bakster exchanged with Henry de Assheton | 1778 | Richard Shuttleworth |
1381 | William | 1796 | Thomas Brown MA |
1406 | John Aleyne (or Yoxhale) | 1837 | John Kynaston MA |
1413 | William Holmesfield | 1855 | William Moxon Mann MA |
1441 | William Pursgloves | 1858 | Wm Humphrey Vale MA RD |
1473 | Thomas Taillour | 1864 | Samuel Andrew Canon of Southwell R/D |
1482 | William Kirke | 1900 | James Michael John Fletcher MA |
1501 | Edmund Eyre | 1906 | Thomas Rogerson |
1544 | Arthur Meverell (last prior of Tutbury) | 1919 | Henry [Herbert] Alfred Tamplin |
1547 | George Cocke | 1922 | Edgar Gwillym Walmsley MA |
1549 | Robert Herllens | 1929 | Richard Fletcher Edwards |
1551 | William Fieldsend | 1942 | Vere Townshende Ducker MA |
1576 | William Pendleton | 1962 | David Edmund Rice MC |
1592 | William Greaves | 1970 | John Bryce Warburton |
1634 | Christopher Fulnetby | 1982 | John David Slyfield FD |
1634 | Nicholas Cross | 1993 | Martin F H Hulbert Canon |
1636 | Ralph Heathcote BA | | |
This list differs significantly in its early years from that given in Chapter 17 of
The Feudal History of the County of Derby, Volume 5, p.435 by John Pym Yeatman,
although entries are more or less identical after 1413, William Holmesfield.
Transcribed by Rosemary Lockie in May 1999 from a Board inside the Church.
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