Fasti/1/Sandy

SANDY (St.Swithun) Rectors - Richard de Newenham - c.1209 [clerk; patron Roger de Beauchamp]; - Robert de Haia - 1244 [subdeacon; patron Prior & Convent of Caldwell]; - M.Peter Peyure - 1245 [official of Archdeacon of Bedford; Simon de Moro and Matilda, his wife, widow of Robert de Turevill' "recognoverint"]; - Henry la Suche - 4 Aug 1267 [subdeacon; on death of M.Peter Peyuere]; - John de Harington - 26 Jun 1303 [priest; patron Bishop; on death of Henry la Suche; Prior and Convent of Caldwell had presented Ralph Bomund, clerk, but it appeared that he held also the churches of Antingham and Welborne [Norfolk] without a dispensation and was therefore disqualified by Council of Leyden]; - William de Bedewind - 2 Jun 1306 [acolite; on institution of M.John de Harington to Rectory of Herpeswell; patron Prior & Convent of Caldwell]; - M.Robert de Norton - 5 Jun 1316 [deacon; on resignation of William de Bedewynd]; - M.John de Barton - 24 Nov 1319 [priest; on resignation of Robert de Norton]; - Richard Pyrie - 3 Jan 1359 [of Welleford; priest; on death of John de Barton; collated by Bishop by lapse; died 13 Aug 1398]; - D.John Stratton - 21 Aug 1398 [capellanus; on death of Richard Pyrie; patron Thomas Stowe, Archdeacon of Bedford, by grant from Prior & Convent of Caldwell]; - Thomas Ruggeley - 6 Mar 1399 [Rector of Eynesford [Kent], by exchange with John Stratton]; - John Lyly - 9 Jan 1419 [exchanged his benefice of St.Leonard's, City of London, with Thomas Ruggle]; - John Hertepole - [died 7 Nov 1432; brass in church]; - M.John Derby - 23 Dec 1432 [clerk; on death of D.John Hertill]; - D.John Kekilpeny; - M.Thomas Kirkeley - 18 May 1455 [Master of the Rolls; exchanged Brighteston [Isle of Wight] with John Kekylpeny]; - M.Robert Abdy MA - 17 Apr 1459 [on resignation of M.Thomas Kyrkeby]; - D.John Dey - 18 Jun 1483 [priest; on death of M.Robert Abdy]; - D.Thomas Ingilby - 5 Feb 1483 [Bishop of Rathlure, Ireland; on death of D.John Dey]; - Robert Spenser - 8 Jul 1499 [clerk; on death of D.Thomas Ingilby, Bishop of Rathlure]; - M.Thomas Burgoyn - 1534 [patrons William Mordaunt and William Gascoigne, executors of will of John Mordaunt by grant from Caldwell Priory; also Rector of Hildersham [Cambridgeshire]; will proved in PCC 1551]; - M.William Bill STP - 19 Mar 1550 [patron Sir Henry Grey; on death of M.Thomas Burgoyne]; - William Welles - 20 Dec 1561 [clerk; on death of William Bill;patron John Burgoyne, esquire; resigned 26 Jan 1573]; - Thomas Noke BD - 13 Oct 1573 [on resignation of William Welles; patron William Flind LLB by grant from George Kenisham, esquire]; - Bartholomew Chamberlaine - 4 Oct 1593 [patron John Spenser]; - John Bickley MA - 26 Nov 1600 [on resignation of Bartholomew Chamberlaine STP; patron Robert Spencer of Althorp; buried 2 Jan 1627]; - Robert Symcotes - 4 Jan 1627 [buried 5 Feb 1638; patron William Spencer, 2nd Baron Spencer of Wormleighton]; - Paul Micklethwaite DD - 8 Apr 1639 [on death of last Vicar; patron Henry, 3rd Baron Spencer of Wormleighton; buried 6 Aug 1639]; - Francis Walsall STP - 13 Aug 1639 [on death of Paul Micklethwaite; patron Henry, 3rd Baron Spencer of Wormleighton; buried 7 Sep 1661; prebend of St.Peter, Weston, one of the Royal Chaplains; will dated 2 Sep 1661; sequestered 3 Aug 1644 by reason of his long absence and residence at Oxford; ordered that he may house the tithes and receive the profits of the parsonage, giving a bond of 400 with one surety to account to the State]; - Francis Palmer AM - 6 Feb 1661 [clerk; patron Robert Spencer, 2nd Earl of Sunderland; will dated 2 Sep 1680, proved in PCC 15 Mar 1681]; - Jonathan Hooker MA - 18 Jul 1682 [ordained priest 19 Dec 1680 by Henry Compton, Bishop of London; on death of Francis Palmer; patron Sir Humphrey Monoux, bart; buried 6 Sep 1722]; - John Slatter AM - 24 Jan 1723 [on death of Jonathan Hooker]; - Lewis Monoux AM - 5 Dec 1729 [on resignation of John Slater; patron Humphrey Monoux]; - Philip Monoux MA - 3 Apr 1771 [patron John Marsh of Felmersham, gentleman; on death of Lewis Monoux]; - Harry Cooke MA - 3 MAy 1814 [on death of Sir Philip Monoux, clerk; patron George Cooke Yarborough of Streetthorpe [Yorkshire]]; - John Richardson MA - 21 Sep 1858 [on death of Harry Cooke; patron Thomas Richardson of Whitby [Yorkshire]; died 6 Sep 1913 in his 91st year]; - Arthur Sloman - Dec 1913; - Thomas Hammond Strong - 1920; - Charles German Hooper - Nov 1946; - Leonard Grey Colls - 1953; - Desmond Benjamin Moore Warren - 1963; - Eric Edward James Rowland - 1979 - Derwyn G.Williams - 2000 NOTE: D = "Dominus" meaning Lord; M = "Magister" meaning Master

c.1209-2000

From: 1209 To: 2000

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Roger de Beauchamp,
Richard de Newenham,
Robert de Haia,
Peyure, Peter,
Simon de Moro,
Matilda de Moro,
Robert de Turevill',
Matilda de Turevill',
Henry la Suche,
John de Harington,
Bomund, Ralph,
William de Bedewind,
Robert de Norton,
John de Barton,
Pyrie, Richard,
Stratton, John,
Stowe, Thomas,
Ruggeley, Thomas,
Lyly, John,
Hertepole, John,
Derby, John,
Kekilpeny, John,
Kirkeley, Thomas,
Abdy, Robert,
Dey, John,
Ingilby, Thomas (Bishop of Rathlure),
Spenser, Robert,
Burgoyn, Thomas,
Mordaunt, William,
Gascoigne, William,
Mordaunt, John,
Bill, William,
Grey, Henry,
Welles, William,
Burgoyne, John,
Noke, Thomas,
Flind, William,
Kenisham, George,
Chamberlaine, Bartholomew,
Spenser, John,
Bickley, John,
Spencer, Robert,
Symcotes, Robert,
Wormleighton, William Spencer, 2nd Baron,
Micklethwaite, Paul,
Spencer, Henry (3rd Baron Spencer of Wormleighton),
Walsall, Francis,
Palmer, Francis,
Spencer, Robert (2nd Earl of Sunderland),
Hooker, Jonathan,
Compton, Henry (Bishop of London),
Monoux, Humphrey,
Slatter, John,
Monoux, Lewis,
Monoux, Philip,
Marsh, John,
Cooke, Henry,
Yarborough, George Cooke,
Richardson, John,
Richardson, Thomas,
Sloman, Arthur,
Srong, Thomas Hammond,
Cooper, Charles German,
Colls, Leonard Grey,
Warren, Desmond Benjamin Moore,
Rowland, Eric Edward James,
Williams, Derwyn G.

Bedford Caldwell Priory, deaths, sequestration, archdeacon, royal household, tithes, SANDY, Antingham, Welborne, Leyden, Eynsford, London St.Leonard Eastcheap, Brighteston, Hildersham, Oxford, FELMERSHAM, Whitby