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St. Helen's Church, Selston - Incumbents
1176 Adam 1244 Roger del Clay 1252 Verasour de Wansley 1287 John de Gateyford 1290 Robert de Gateyford 1310 Thomas de Hothum 1321 William de Ilkeston 1322 John de Kendale 1324 William de Leston 1339 William de ... Hides 1855 George Frederick Williamson 1856 Robert John William Wright 1887 Charles Harrison 1916 Richard Dudley Weller 1924 Philip H Hart 1929 Palmer Allison Sharp 1936 Henry Wright Schofield 1945 Edward Frederick ...
Abbot Of St Albans
1097–1119) Geoffrey of Dunstable (1119-1146) Ralph Gubion (1146-1151) Robert de Gorron (1151–1166) Symon (1167-1183) Warin (1183–1195) John de Cella (1195-1214) William of Trumpington (1214–1235) John of ... not mentioned in source) (1260-1302) John de Maryns (1302–1308) Hugh of Eversden (1308-1327) Richard of Wallingford (1326-1335) Michael of Mentmore (133 ...
List Of Rectors Of Exeter College, Oxford - Rectors of Exeter College - 1318–1566
... John Parys (1318–1319) Stephen de Pippecote (1322–1325) John de Sevenaysshe (1325–1326) John de Kelly (1326–1327) Richard de Pyn (1327–1330) Henry de Tiverton (1333–1344 ...
Sheriff Of Cambridgeshire And Huntingdonshire - 1200–1299
... 1200 Hamo de Valoignes and Rall ... de Valoigne 1201–1202 Walter de Stukeley 1203–1204 Robert de Tateshall and Magister Aristoteles 1205–1206 Josteli ... de Stukeley 1207–1214 Fulk son of Theobald 1215 William Longespée, 3rd Earl of Salisbury and William de Marigny 1216 William Longespée, 3rd Earl of Salisbury 1217–1219 Falkes de Breauté and ...
Lord High Treasurer Of Ireland - Lord Treasurers of Ireland 1217-1695
1217–1232 John de St John 1232–1233 Peter de Rivaux 1233–1235 Eustace, Canon of Chichester 1235–1251 Geoffrey de Turville, Bishop of Ossory 1251–1258 Hugh de Mapilton ... Scurlock, Abbot of St Thomas's, Dublin 1376–1385 Alexander de Balscot, Bishop of Ossory 1385–1386 William Chambers, Archdeacon of Dublin 1386–1388 Robert Crick 1388–1392 ...

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