Fasti/1/Clif

CLIFTON (All Saints) Rectors - Eugeranus de Sandy - 1202; - Thomas son of Simon - after 1202 ["Galfridum de Parteshilla ad unam medm eccl et per Robert' de Overton ad alium med"]; - Thomas de Pertenhale -1229 [subdeacon; patron Richard de Pertenhale; Royal Writ that Richard had recovered the advowsan from Henry son of Robert]; - Richard de Caysho - 17 Dec 1267 [subdeacon; patron Sir Nicholas Peyure]; - John de Auchoyl [?] - 27 Jul 1278 [clerk; subdeacon; on death of last Rector; collated by Bishop in right of wardship of lands of late Nicholas Peyure at Clifton]; - Roger de Graneby - 23 Mar 1293 [capellanus; Vicar of Bromham]; - John Pickard; - Robert Spigurnel - 21 Sep 1297 [clerk; on institution of John Pickard to another parish in Diocese of Norwich; patron Henry Spigurnel; Sir Roger Peyure of Pertenhall had presented another clerk but held not entitled]; - John de Cheringdon - 12 Apr 1301 [acolite; on death of Robert Spigurnel; patron Sir Henry Spigurnel]; - Nicholas de Eye - 21 Mar 1030 [clerk; on resignation of John de Cheringdon; patron Sir Henry Spigurnel]; - John Blundel - 15 Oct 1313 [capellanus; on death of M.Nicholas; patron Sir Henry Spigurnel]; - John de Marcham; - John de Hale - 15 Dec 1340 [priest; on institution of M.John de Marcham to be Rector of Sudbur' in Norwich Diocese [Sudbury, Suffolk?]; patron Sir Gerard de Braybrok; instituted again 19 Jan 1341 by M.Walter de Stauren', canon of Lincoln, sede vacante]; - Geoffrey de Sidelsham - 21 Jul 1345 [Rector of Selesby by D.Nicholas de Benton, Rector of Wranby, his procurator, by exchange with D.John de Hale]; - M.Thomas de Cumpton; - M.Philip Daubeny - 30 Aug 1351 [priest; on resignation of Thomas de Cumpton; exchanged for Archdeaconry of Bedford]; - Roger de Wythyngton - 12 Apr 1352 [on death of M.Philip Daubeney; patron Sir Gerard de Braybrok]; - M.Thomas Yunge - 21 Aug 1357 [Rector of Oystermouth, Diocese of "Meneu" by exchange with Roger de Wythyngton; patron Sir Gerard de Braybrok]; - Robert de Braybrok - 12 Apr 1359 [clerk; on resignation of M.Thomas Yonge; patron isabella, wife of Sir Gerard de Braybrok; dispensation "pro defectu etatis" in pursuance of a Papal Bull granted in consequence of the mortality caused by the Black Death]; - Robert de Braybrok - 11 May 1362 [clerk; on resignation of M.Robert de Braybrok; patron Sir Gerard de Braybrok]; - Reginald Braybrok - 11 May 1368 [clerk; on resignation of M.Robert Braibrok; patron Sir Gerard de Braybrok]; - Walter Wodeward - 12 Jul 1373 [priest; on resignation of D.Reginald de Braybrok; patron Sir Gerard de Braybrok]; - D.John Cochowe - 18 May 1379 [Rector of Grytton, Ely Diocese, by exchange with D.Walter Wodeward; patron Sir Gerard de Braybrok]; - John Burgate - 21 Dec 1394 [clerk; on death of last Rector; patron Sir Gerard Braybrok senior]; - John Turveye - 14 May 1396 [priest; in succession to John Burgate; patron Sir Gerard Braybrok senior]; - John Bodycote - 18 Nov 1396 [priest; on resignation of D.John Turveye, exchanged to be Rector of Yeuelden; patron Sir Gerard Braybrok senior]; - John Godard - 30 Oct 1399 [priest; vacant; patron Sir Gerard Braybrok senior]; - D.Walter Hollybred - 22 Apr 1447 [died on this date; brass in church]; - M.John Southell - 25 Sep 1447 [priest; on death of D.Walter Halibred]; - D.Edmund Lemyng - 30 May 1460 [priest; on death of M.John de Southill; patron William Babington, esquire]; - M.Henry Babyngton MA - 29 Mar 1490 [on death of D.Edmund Lemyng; patron Sir John Babyngton]; - M.Ralph Cantrell - 14 Jan 1497 [priest; on resignation of M.Henry Babington; patron John Fyssher, serjeant-at-law]; - D.George Fage - 13 Apr 1531 [capellanus; on death of M.Ralph Cantrell; patron Sir Michael Fyssher]; - Evan David - 20 Oct 1569 [clerk; on death of last Rector; patron Oliver St.John, Lord St.John of Bletsoe]; - Thomas Castell - 25 Aug 1572 [compounded for the first fruits of the Rectory; resigned 16 May 1575]; - Benjamin Chambers - 8 Jun 1575 [admitted 16 May 1575; vacant on resignation of D.John Castell; patron Leonard Baker, gentleman, by a grant made to him by Oliver, Lord, St.John];]; - M.Thomas Nicolson - 15 Jul 1578 [admitted 2 Aug 1578; on death of Benjamin Chambers; patron Leonard Baker by a grant]; - D.John Snell - 11 Jul 1579 [admitted 12 Feb 1579; vacant by deprivation of D.Thomas Nicholson; patron Oliver, Lord St.John of Bletsoe]; - William Maude - 7 Jan 1595 [minister; patron Walter Rolt; buried 12 Aug 1622; will dated 21 Mar 1621, proved 8 Jul 1623]; - William Buckby STB - 1618 [married Ursula, daughter of Edward Osborne of Northill, esquire; buried 21 Feb 1648, aged 75; will dated 6 Jan 1648, proved in PCC 23 Apr 1649]; - Isaac Bedford MA - 12 Sep 1622 [patron Walter Rolt; buried 9 Nov 1661; will dated 16 Sep 1661, proved 8 Apr 1662]; - Nicholas East AM - 25 Apr 1662 [clerk; on death of Isaac Bedford; patrons Thomas Upwood and Stephen Apthorp, yeomen; also Vicar of Pinchbeck [Lincolnshire]]; - William Slater STP - 22 Feb 1668 of Christ Church, Oxford; on death of Nicholas East; patron Frances Rolt, widow; also Rector of St.James, Clerkenwell; died 3 Mar 1690 aged 68]; - Thomas Cooke MA - 14 Mar 1690 [on death of William Sclater; patron William Symcotts, gentleman]; - Philip Oddy Am - 17 Feb 1708 [on cess. of Thomas Cooke; patron Charles Bayliffe of Bernard's Inn, London, gentleman; value 20/2/11]; - licence to pull down the ancient Rectory - 6 Jun 1712; - Samuel Sparhawke MA - 9 Feb 1733 [patron george Edwards of Henlow, esquire]; - Thomas Osborn LL.D - 13 Feb 1738 [on death of Samuel Sparhawke; patron Hon.Sarah Osborn of Chicksands, widow]; - Daniel Stephen Olivier LL.B - 7 Apr 1790 [on death of Thomas Osborn; patron Susanna Olivier of Broad Street Buildings, London, widow]; - Daniel Josias Olivier MA - 30 Jan 1827 [on death of Daniel Stephen Olivier; patron himself]; - Henry Hugh Miles MA - 23 Jul 1858 [on death of Daniel Josias Olivier; patron Henry Miles of Dounfield, Kington, Herefordshire, esquire]; - Edmund Clement Alwyn Foster - Jul 1891; - John Pycock - Apr 1896; - Jervois Arthur Newnham - Nov 1921; - Reginald Merac La Porte-Payne - Jul 1925; - Theodore Robert Woosnam Lunt - Dec 1939; - Philip Humphrey Hall - Aug 1947; - Patrick Thomas Ashton - Nov 1951; - Ernest Hall - 1959; - Gerald Richard Stanley Ritson - 1969 - David Arthur Ireland - 1976; - Peter John Pavey - 1984 - J Kenneth Dixon - 1994 NOTE: D = "Dominus" meaning Lord; M = "Magister" meaning Master

1202 - 1994

From: 1202 To: 1994

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Eugeranus de Sandy,
Thomas,
Simon,
Geoffrey de Parteshilla,
Robert de Overton,
Thomas de Pertenhale,
Richard de Pertenhale,
Henry,
Robert, Prior of Bushmead,
Richard de Caysho,
Peyure, Nicholas,
John de Auchoyl,
Roger de Graneby,
Pikard, John,
Spigurnel, Robert,
Spigurnel, Henry,
Peyure, Roger,
John de Cheringdon,
Nicholas de Eye,
Blundel, John,
John de Marcham,
John de Hale,
Gerard de Braybrok,
Walter de Stauren',
Geoffrey de Sidelsham,
Nicholas de Benton,
Thomas de Cumpton,
Daubeny, Philip,
Roger de Wythyngton,
Yunge, Thomas,
Robert de Braybrok,
Braybrok, Isabella de,
Braybrok, Reginald,
Wodeward, Walter,
Cochowe, John,
Burgate, John,
Braybrok, Gerard,
Turveye, John,
Bodycote, John,
Godard, John,
Hollybred, Walter,
Southell, John,
Lemyng, Edmund,
Babington, William,
Babyngton, Henry,
Babyngton, John,
Cantrell, Ralph,
Fyssher, John,
Fyssher, Michael,
Fage, George,
David, Evan,
Castell, Thomas,
Chambers, Benjamin,
Baker, Leonard,
Nicolson, Thomas,
Snell, John,
Maude, William,
Rolt, Walter,
Buckby, William,
Buckby, Ursula,
Osborne, Edward,
Osborne, Ursula,
Bedford, Isaac,
East, Nicholas,
Cooke, Thomas,
Slater, William,
Christ Church College, Oxford,
Rolt, Frances,
Symcotts, William,
Oddy, Philip,
Bayliffe, Charles,
Sparhawke, Samuel,
Edwards, George,
Osborn, Thomas,
Osborn, Sarah,
Olivier, Daniel Stephen,
Olivier, Susanna,
Olivier, Daniel Josias,
Miles, Henry Hugh,
Miles, Henry,
Foster, Edmund Clement Alwyn,
Pycock, John,
Newnham, Jervois Arthur,
La Porte-Payne, Reginald Merac,
Lunt, Theodore Robert Woosnam,
Hall, Philip Humphrey,
Ashton, Patrick Thomas,
Upwood, Thomas,
Apthorp, Stephen,
St.John, Oliver (1st Baron St.John of Bletsoe),
Hall, Ernest,
Ritson, Gerald Richard Stanley,
Ireland, David Arthur,
Pavey, Peter John,
Dixon, J.Kenneth

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