Fasti/1/Chell

CHELLINGTON (St.Nicholas) The parish was united with Carlton in 1769 and church was closed in 1972 Rectors: - Walter de Duniagton - 1218 [clerk; vacant; patron Walter de Trailly; "injunctum est ei ut scholas frequentet et quod ad primos ordines veniat ordinandus"]; - M.John de Winterborne - 1219 [clerk; vacant by appointment of Walter, last Rector, to Trapston [Thrapston, Northamptonshire?]]; - William de Fuglestow - 22 Sep 1238 [subdeacon; patron Walrannus Teuthonicu' and Sibilla de Hontingfeld, his wife; royal writ that the said patron had recovered the advowsan as against John de Treilly]; - Hugh de Gyuilden - 8 Jun 1274 [subdeacon; on death of M.William; patron Lady Guillema de Trayly]; - Hugh de Giuelden - 24 Nov 1284 [subdeacon; daclared vacany because the said Hugh did not procure himself to be ordained priest within a year from the time of bring admitted to his charge after the last Council of Leyden; patron Sir Walter Trayli]; - Nicholas de Gyvelden - 16 Mar 1313 [capellanus; on death of Hugh; patron Lady Alianora de Traily]; - William de Bodenho' - 8 Apr 1329 [capellanus; on death of D.Nicholas de Geuelden; patron Walter de Traily]; - Nicholas Clerk of Salford - 7 Apr 1338 [priest; on institution of William de Bodenho to become Rector of Coldeneutor [Cold Newton, Leicestershire?]]; patron Sir Walter Trayly]; - Nicholas atte Water; - John de Donyngton - 7 Mar 1363 [clerk; on death of D.Nicholas atte Water; patron Edward III]; - D.John Bordeles; - John Smalfelowe - 13 Dec 1375 [priest; on resignation of D.John Bordeles; patron Richard de Houthon and John Malins of Blunham, attornies for Sir John Malins]; - Geoffrey Dyve - 7 Sep 1383 [priest; on resignation of D.John Letelfelowe, exchanged to become Rector of Suleby [Sulby Hall, Northamptonshire?]]; - John Hyne - 20 Jun 1397 [priest; on death of D.Geoffrey Dyve; patron Nicholas Westerdale, general attorney in England for Sir John Trayle, now abroad]; - Richard Hyne - 8 Jan 1421 [priest; on resignation of D.John Hyne; patrons William Bozum, John Goldyngton and John Hyne, capellanus]; - Robert Cole - 28 Jul 1447 [priest; vacant; patron William Vaux, esquire]; - D.John Chapman - 10 Jun 1461 [priest; on death of D.Robert Cole; patron William Lucy of Elstow, esquire]; - Brother John Wynges - 12 Jul 1461 [priest; of Order of the Carmelite Friars; by dispensation from the Apostolic See; vacant; patron William Lucy of Elstow]; - Brother John Wynes - 29 Jun 1463 [priest; vacant; patron Ralph Hastinges, esquire]; - D.William Smyth - 16 Oct 1468 [priest; on resignation of Brother John Wynys; patron Ralph de Hastinges, esquire]; - D.Giles Kyng - 25 May 1509 [capellanus; on death of D.William Smyth; patron Sir Michael Vaux]; - D.Brian Wright - 26 Feb 1527 [priest; on death of D.Giles Kyng; patron Thomas Vaux, Lord of Harrowden]; - D.Robert Alyn - 24 Jul 1529 [capellanus; on resignation of D.Brian Wright; patron Thomas Vaux, Lord of Harrowden]; - D.Richard Hall - 22 Oct 1529 [clerk; on death of D.Robert Alen; patron Thomas Vaux, Lord of Harrowden]; - D.William Bachus - 8 Nov 1531 [capellanus; on resignation of D.Richard Hall; patron Thomas Vaux, Lord of Harrowden], made rector in 1534; - Richard Rainforde - 20 Feb 1560 [clerk; vacant by death of last Rector; patron Bishop by lapse]; - Thomas Hamerton - 11 Dec 1562 [clerk; on death of last Rector; patron Nicholas Vaux, esquire]; - Thomas Clerke - 1567 [clerk; vacant; patron Elizabeth I]; - Thomas Welles - 5 Feb 1572 [clerk; "valens subscripsi"]; - Robert Gifford - 8 Aug 1642 [clerk; patron Peter Fret, gentleman; sequestered 1644; petition dated 16 Jun 1644 from his wife Ann to the Committee for Safety of the County of Bedford - "If they do not think him fit to continue minister yet she prays them to give his liberty and allow a portion out of the parsonage for them and their children"]; - Thomas Caderton - 7 Jun 1646 [clerk; patron Elizabeth, Countess Dowager of Peterborough; buried 28 Jul 1683]; - Joseph Chadderton MA - 6 Aug 1683 [on death of Thomas Chaderton; patron Bernard Turner, esquire; instituted again 4 Feb 1684]; - Robert Richards MA - 2 Aug 1720 [on death of Joseph Chaderton; patron Lord Trevor, Baron of Bromham]; - Samuel Rogers BA - 29 Mar 1758 [on death of Robert Richards; patron Lord Trevor, Baron of Bromham; born at Carlton; educated at Oakham School, 1745-1752; and Emmanuel College, Cambridge; resigned 1768 for Brampton Ash [Northamptonshire]; instituted 3 May 1777 to Husbands Bosworth [Leicestershire]; published 2 volumes of poetry, printed at Bath in 1782 with his portrait; married Catherine Peers and died in Salisbury Close, July 1790]; - William Hooper MA - 4 May 1769 [on cess. of Samuel Rogers; patron Robert, Lord Trevor; Elizabeth, his only child, died 18 Aug 1811 aged 46; Samuel Hooper Adams, her eldest son, attorney at law, died aged 25; Elizabeth, wife of William Hooper died Feb 1807 aged 64; Jane, his second wife, died 20 Apr 1840, aged 76]; - union with Carlton - 1769; - Henry John Ellman BCL - 20 Feb 1829 [on death of William Hooper; died 3 Feb 1862]; - William Sweet Escott SCL, MA - 13 May 1862 [former fellow of New College, Oxford; on death of Henry John Ellman]; - William Henry Denison - 1876; - Walter Wolfenden Kenny - 1909; - Herbert Bouchier Wiggins Denison - Jan 1914; - Henry Edward Dodd - Oct 1923; - Edwin Mighell Cox - Apr 1930; - Albert Victor Ledbury - Jun 1931 - Peter Eugene Blagdon-Gamlen - 1964; - Ronald Gavin Henderson Cooper - 1968 NOTE: D = "Dominus" meaning Lord; M = "Magister" meaning Master

1218-1972

From: 1218 To: 1972

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Walter de Duniagton,
John de Winterborne,
William de Fuglestow,
Hugh de Gyuilden,
Walter de Trailly,
Teuthonicu', Walrannus,
Sibilla de Hontingfeld,
John de Treilly,
Guillema de Trayly,
Trayli, Walter,
Nicholas de Gyvelden,
Alianora de Traily,
William de Bodenho',
Walter de Traily,
Clerk, Nicholas,
Trayly, Walter,
John de Donyngton,
atte Water, Nicholas,
Edward III,
Smalfelowe, John,
Houthon, Richard de,
Malins, John,
Dyve, Geoffrey,
Hyne, John,
Westerdale, Nicholas,
Trayle, John,
Hyne, Richard,
Bozum, Walter,
Goldyngton, John,
Cole, Robert,
Vaux, William,
Chapman, John,
Lucy, William,
Wynges, John,
Wynes, John,
Hastinges, Ralph,
Smyth, William,
Kyng, Giles,
Vaux, Michael,
Wright, Brian,
Vaux, Thomas (2nd Baron Vaux of Harrowden),
Alyn, Robert,
Hall, Richard,
Bachus, William,
Rainforde, Richard,
Hamerton, Thomas,
Vaux, Nicholas,
Clerke, Thomas,
Elizabeth I,
Welles, Thomas,
Gifford, Robert,
Fret, Peter,
Gifford, Ann,
Caderton, Thomas,
Peterborough, Elizabeth, Countess of,
Chadderton, Joseph,
Turner, Bernard,
Richards, Robert,
Trevor, John (3rd Baron Trevor of Bromham),
Rogers, Samuel,
Emmanuel College, Cambridge,
Peers, Catherine,
Rogers, Catherine,
Hooper, William,
Hooper, Elizabeth,
Adams, Elizabeth,
Adams, Samuel Hooper,
Hooper, Jane,
Henry, W.W.,
Ellman, Henry John,
Escott, William Sweet,
Denison, Herbert Bouchier Wiggins,
Dodd, Henry Edward,
Cox, Edwin Mighell,
Ledbury, Albert Victor,
Blagdon-Gamlen, Peter Eugene,
Thurburn-Huelin, David Richard,
Kenny, Walter Wolfenden,
Denison, William Henry

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