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PODINGTON (St.Mary the Virgin) Rectors - Richard de Bedford - 1220; - William de Northampton - 1231 [capellanus; patron Prior & Convent of Canons Ashby] Vicars - Alexander; - William de Eppewell - 1261 [priest; patron Prior & Convent of Canons Ashby; on death of Alexander]; - William de Blaculuisle - 12 Oct 1269 [capellanus; on death of William]; - Adam de Bannebur' - 30 Nov 1280 [capellanus; on death of William]; - Roger de Stevyngton - 31 Aug 1299 [pn resignation of Adam de Bannebury]; - John Byrd - 15 Dec 1321 [of Huntingdon; priest; on institution of Roger de Stevinton to Knapton, Norwich diocese]; - John Asplond - 11 Jul 1362 [of Wymington; priest; on death of D.John Byrd]; - Geoffrey Tymbry; - D.William Mayhew - 30 Oct 1406 [priest; on death of D.Geoffrey]; - John Tymkas - 21 Feb 1421 [priest; on resignation of D.William Mayewe]; - Reginald Smyth - 4 Feb 1433 [priest; vacant]; - D.John Colyn - 11 Oct 1438 [priest; on resignation of D.Reginald Smyth]; - Thomas Laurence - 2 Sep 1439 [priest; on resignation of D.John Coleyn, echnaged to Westbury, Lincoln diocese]; - D.John Jecok - 27 Aug 1462 [priest; on resignation of D.Thomas Laurence]; - D.Thomas Drayton; - D.Henry Farer - 23 Dec 1471 [priest; on resignation of D.Thomas Drayton]; - D.Robert White - 8 Nov 1505 [priest; on death of D.Henry Farrer]; - D.John Henmarche - 20 Aug 1521 [capellanus; on death of D.Robert Wight; vicar in 1534 and 1538]; - D.Richard Deacon - 1539 [clerk; on death of last incumbent; patron Henry VIII in right of dissolved Priory of Canons Ashby]; - D.Thomas Sterling - 21 Jul 1545 [priest; on resignation of D.Richard Dekin; patron Daniel Payne of Podington by reason of a contract for the purchase of the Rectory of Podington together with the right of patronage of the Vicarage from Henry VIII]; - D.John Smyth - 14 Nov 1547 [priest; on dismission of D.Thomas Sterling; patron Daniel Payn]; - William Yate - 4 Jul 1554 [clerk; patron Daniel Payn; vacant on deprivation of last Vicar]; - Francis Woodmansey - 5 Jun 1561 [clerk; on death of last Vicar; patron the Bishop by lapse; buried 24 Dec 1607; will dated 26 Aug 1607, proved 14 Jan 1608]; - sequestration during vacancy - 22 Jan 1608; - Thomas Whitby - 1616; - John Laverocke - 15 Jun 1646 [clerk; patron Richard Childe, esquire; buried 24 Jun 1664]; - William Tapp MA - 15 Nov 1664 [clerk; on death of John laverocke; patron Richard Orlebar, gentleman; MA at Emmanuel College, Cambridge, 1662]; - Edmund Cobb - 20 Apr 1682 [clerk; on death of William Tapp; patron Richard Orlebar]; - Jonathan Styles MA - 1 Jun 1697 [on death of Edmund Cobb, clerk; patron Richard Orlebar; of Sidney College, Cambridge; value 7/6/8; resigned for Yaxley [Huntingdonshire], 1714]; - William Bamford BA - 13 Oct 1714 [on cess. of Jonathan Styles; of St.Peter's College, cambridge; patron Richard Orlebar; died 11 Aug 1734, buried 13 Aug 1734; married Mary Boteler at Harrold 12 Feb 1712]; - John Bolton MA - 7 Nov 1734 [on death of William Bamford; patron John Orkebar of Podington, esquire; also Vicar of Sharnbrook where he was buried]; - Arthur Bedford BA - 1 Feb 1739 [on death of John Bolton; patron John Orlebar; died 1 Apr 1766, buried at Sharnbrook of which he was also vicar; Temperance, his wife, died 27 Jul 1742, aged 25, buried at Odell]; - Oliver St.John Cooper BA - 23 May 1766 [on death of Arthur Bedford; patron Richard Orlebar in Hinwick, esquire; died 3 May 1801 aged 58; son of Rev.Oliver St.John Cooper, born at Milton Ernest and baptised on 26 Jul 1741; MA at Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge, 1765; appointed Domestic Chaplain to Gertrude, Duchess of Bedford, 5 Oct 1784]; - Richard Williams MA - 29 May 1801 [on death of Oliver Cooper; patron Richard Orlebar]; - Cuthbert Orlebar MA - 6 Nov 1832 [clerk; of Christ's College, Cambridge; on resignation of Richard Williams; patron Richard Orlebar; 2nd son of Richard Orlebar, esquire; died 30 Aug 1861, aged 77]; - Peter Samuel Henry Payne MA - 19 Feb 1837 [on resignation of Cuthbert Orlebar; fellow of Balliol College, Oxford; patron Richard Longuet Orlebar of Hinwick House, esquire; resigned 30 Nov 1839]; - John Brereton MA - 12 Dec 1839; of New College, Oxford; on resignation of last Vicar; patron Richard Longuet Orlebar; resigned 1845; elder son of Rev.John Brereton DCL, headmaster of Bedford School for 40 years; resigned 7 Apr 1849]; - Edward Thomas Cardale - 13 Apr 1849 [clerk; on resignation of John Brereton; patron Richard Longuet Orlebar]; - James Geldart MA - 12 Jul 1854 [of Trinity Hall, Cambridge; on cess. of Edward Thomas Cardale; patron Richard Longuet Orlebar; died at Westbury House, near Wells [Somerset] in his 91st year, Nov 1912; ordained 1847]; - Seneca W.Winter - Dec 1887; - James Harold Walker - Jul 1890; - Wilfred Paget Mellor - Sep 1895; - Edward Wilton South - Sep 1900; - Walter Kitchen - Oct 1906; - Laurence Rawdon Levett - Oct 1924; - Arthur William Collins - Sep 1928; - Evan Thomas - Nov 1938; - Victor John Hulbert Coles - Jan 1944; - Thomas Woolfenden - Apr 1951 - David Kee - 1964 - John Alfred Furness - 1973 - David John Wardrop - 1980 - Raymond Sherwood Wallace - 1984 - Arthur Robert Harry Woodward - 1987 - John H.Hearn - 1999 NOTE: D = "Dominus" meaning Lord

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From: 1220 To: 1999

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Richard de Bedford,
William de Northampton,
Alexander,
William de Eppewell,
William de Blaculuisle,
Adam de Banbury,
Roger de Stevyngton,
Byrd, John,
Asplond, John,
Tymbry, Geoffrey,
Mayhew, William,
Tymkas, John,
Smyth, Reginald,
Laurence, Thomas,
Colyn, John,
Jecok, John,
Drayton, Thomas,
Farer, Henry,
White, Robert,
Henmarche, John,
Deacon, Richard,
Henry VIII,
Sterling, Thomas,
Payne, Daniel,
Smyth, John,
Yate, William,
Woodmansey, Francis,
Whitby, Thomas,
Laverocke, John,
Childe, Richard,
Tapp, William,
Orlebar, Richard,
Emmanuel College, Cambridge,
Cobb, Edmund,
Styles, Jonathan,
Sidney College, Cambridge,
Bamford, William,
St.Peter's College, Cambridge,
Boteler, Mary,
Bamford, Mary,
Bolton, John,
Orlebar, John,
Bedford, Arthur,
Bedford, Temperance,
Cooper, Oliver St.John,
Orlebar, Richard,
Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge,
Bedford, Gertrude Russell, Duchess of,
Williams, Richard,
Orlebar, Cuthbert,
Payne, Peter Samuel Henry,
Balliol College, Oxford,
Orlebar, Richard Longuet,
Brereton, John,
New College, Oxford,
Cardale, Edward Thomas,
Geldart, James,
Trinity Hall, Cambridge,
Winter, Seneca W.,
Walker, James Harold,
Mellor, Wilfred Paget,
South, Edward Wilton,
Kitchen, Walter,
Levett, Laurence Rawdon,
Collins, Arthur William,
Thomas, Evan,
Coles, Victor John Hulbert,
Woolfenden, Thomas,
Kee, David,
Furness, John Alfred,
Wardrop, David John,
Wallace, Raymond Sherwood,
Woodward, Arthur Robert Harry,
Hearn, John H.

Canons Ashby Priory, deaths, sequestration, University, Cambridge Emmanuel College, Cambridge Sidney College, Cambridge St.Peter's College, general marriage, Cambridge Sidney Sussex College, Oxford Balliol College, Oxford New College, Bedford School, Cambridge Trinity Hall, PODINGTON, Hinwick, Huntingdon, WYMINGTON, Yaxley, HARROLD, ODELL, SHARNBROOK, MILTON ERNEST, Somerset Westbury