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Bolton Percy, Incumbents transcription:

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Vicars and Rectors of Bolton Percy
There was a Church and a Priest here in Saxon Times
but no records have survived. In the 12th and 13th cent-
uries, by gift of Picot de Perci about 1121 the patronage was
held by the Augustinian house of NOSTELL near Wakefield.
In 1250 the Prior and Convent transferred the gift of the
living to the ARCHBISHOPS of YORK who since
that time have instituted the following vicars and rectors.

1250Radulfus Briton1641George Stanhope D.D.
1251Roger D'Oylly1644Henry Fairfax M.A.
1300Stephen D'Alverton1660Tobias Wickham D.D.
Prebendary of Fenton, Dean of York
1309Baldwin de St. Albans1697William Pearson L.L.D.
Archdeacon of Nottingham, Chancellor of York
Minster, He built the present Rectory, 1698
1313Thomas de St. Albans1716Thomas Lamplugh M.A. Cannon
Resid of York, Prebendary of Knaresborough
He preserved six Mediaeval windows in the Chancel
1323Robert de Byngham1747William Herring D.D. Dean of St. Asaph
1327Nicholas de Duffield1774John Marsden M.A. D.D.
1340John de Pulchore1796Robert Markham Archdeacon
of York and the West Riding.
1345John de Shireburne1837William Vernon Harcourt D.D.
Canon resid of York, Prebend of Newbald
1349Thomas de Halwell1864Francis Russell Nixon D.D.
Bishop of Tasmania
1351John D'Aylstone1865Stephen Creyke M.A. Arch-
deacon of York, Prebendary of South Newbald.
He restored the Church and Chancel and refur-
bished the Choir. He renovated the East
Window and inserted six new windows in the Chancel
1353John D'Irford1884Gilbert Henderson Phillips M.A.
1365Adam de Hedley vel Clareburgh1885Robert Jarratt Crosthwaite M.A. D.D.
Archdeacon of York
Bishop Suffragan of Beverley
1370Thomas de Halwell1923Harry St. John Stirling Wooolcombe D.D.
Bishop Suffragan of Whitby
Later Bishop Suffragan of Selby
During his incumbency the Sanctuary
was restored and the English Altar there
placed in memory of Bishop Crosthwaite.
He further preserved the East Window.
1372Henry de Barton1941Carey Frederick Knyvett O.B.E. M.A.
Canon Residentiary of Peterborough;
Archdeacon of Northampton
Bishop Suffragan of Selby
Richard Digell1961David George Galliford M.A.
Minor Canon of Windsor
Canon of York, Prebendary of Warthill
1407William Crosse1972John Ronald Normas B.A.
Diocesan Worship Advisor
1411Thomas Parker. Canon Resid of York
Prebendary of Ampleforth. He built the present
Chancel and probably also the Church 1420-1423
1423John Sellowe
1438Thomas Kempe Archdeacon of York
Prebendy. of Langtoft, Bishop of London
1449John Bermyngham, Treasurer of
York Minster. There he built the Western Towers
1450Richard Tone
1463John Sendale
1466Tomas Pierson
1490Tobert Wellington
Henry Trafford
1537Arthur Cole
1557Robert Johnson L.L.B.
Thomas Lakyn
1575Edmund Bunny B.D.
1603Roger Ackeroyd M.A. Arch-
deacon of York, Prebendary of Southwell
1617Henry Whickham D.D.
Archdeacon of York, Chaplain to King Charles I


Data transcribed by
Colin Hinson
from photography by Colin Hinson


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